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KINGsnR1paE-sr. oPENNa.

The Supreme Court recently referred the
costs Of the Kngsbridge Commission VIM. NJ. Prch-
ard for adjustment taxation aud he is report his
findings the testimony, before June %. This
street Improvement is the ast ordered by the old Rng
and though begun by Ring Com mission consisting Of
Thomas Dreamer. James T. Coleman and another, it
has been concluded at a smaller cost than any
other similar improvement ever conducted In
this city. TIE Boulevard opening the report
Of which was lately approved, doubtless the cheap
est ever made IN EewYork but the Kngsbridge OPEN
Ing compares favOrably with it. The first
completed under contract within the year that the
opening was ordered 1871 but just aboug the time it
TO be confirmed the Ring disrupted and tle Com
mssiouers never made a final report. The Commission
which had the OF the people aud authorities
and the same surveyor cmplOyed. But % WIS found
thaf during the long delay many OF the numerous estates
bordering on and biseuted by the road
md been sold and cut up into city lots.
Inn order that the Commissioners could make the proper
ayarg Gross streets had also been opened, and this
pnc4ted TIE labor OF tue surveyor. More than 800 ciy
los were surveyed The second survey, and DclOre the
completion OF the work, which continues, although the
b of COSTS has submitted 20 tlr referee over loo
lots will have been surveyed on what Two years agO
was common macadaniZ. ID road. These facts Indicate
al once The great progress Of the CITY, ana the reform
winch has "a eu place tue method OF street openings
ana completing ther ana assessments VIII sub
init their maps and abstracts concerning the same % the
prOperty-Owncrs for further examination, 30 that al
IN. IL Al
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Sueelal NoIlres

Luxury. EIeEnnce and Henlfh.-rllE IMPERIAL RuS-
BATH COMPANi lpeHlng
DAY MORNING sb ioh June ioustoy nans
opposite Flb Hotel Ahout ~
eIpended hsre m psvdng he not elegant sstEhme
aud, Tor y0uEss In he xaE
NAPOk AMI SHOWER hoou 81 u
private Yapor Rooms tdes OF euteeb ga
anri dspanea for sdunra.on VI apluF
bAshs prescribed 0y the nc-4cal iaeal.y.
Home for incarables, West Pauas Y-Psuls q lAs Ia
uiun cordially Invited 70 attend s seventh ABuserary
% he hos tor lDcuhes 81 BaruabAs Day."
uss4AY Jenc IL lst4 Oler R1erusss Lauag hs Coruss
Of The building The ForhA the r. Rgr.
honno Potter D. a.asei By aaabsr u 30 sainsss estyr
~ 0eoc Toe Aan14 heeag Of NE eleciou u
Managers tie u0me farms Al ocoek 0woi
rsaang the Ansua hepor Addresses vii be delivered By ~
g. br'Eut Kew J. A. kFAner ID D. asd other iittngush-
.pnakeFs Carriages VII meet The Harlem yug Gsnd Ccusrai
Depot Al ~ 90 m aad irvDogL bhhJ H. flhD. frcs-
eeaL H. a. hoCLASES. Secretary.
Seund and Hearing. Yaiee and speech. The RSpla-
nation OF Musical Harmony ulair1uoua lbcc
b. Prot kls5crU q TRIBUNE LGCrUGb AGrRA hsa
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Domestic MARKRTs.

Brv,,ro Jun. s-Gr.n IN ssore-wsslt - bush Con-.
Barley NAT y &c Bush RE Malt l5 Lake ne'rts ar %
last "a bous-Flou l1sSl bbls W8ea. q, so bus ',rn 80
1880 bush. Rail EzportW1at J5l5 bush lo-7 ~ H.
loie Corn as 95sa e.S. Fo7i }g.si' .sia
81 b,sef' 49, ~ - Ale 7,5 - vt. IA IA, "A
81 a. quoted spuug 81 81. io 30 sprng.
S5.s M iS9 81 ss 2 cla IN la9 % % baa
No. o. aad yJo bash Ist aEei At &c Oa laiet' sa''
10 western soa.sc; TFoo~~i stat 1iassr F51rrosed
q "a - Is re Malt bed At a. ProousN-,s Porz sI7.
Dnsa Beef sei smoked Tongues ~ Llr, 10 ss &c. ~ less.
CacAso June SFioaT unchanged. buns snail Wheat
ei - ~ s-I s1 20 ' - So = ~ ~, - Tor
August Rejected stesg le OF so At BE spot
20 s2sle s; july R coi ~ lo RE rs an 70 "a, sas
hllsr; sales SIS Is spot seller JUL ' o 81 LARD quisi
a. s6.c ~ Shouies "a 4Jc stov RID i-iss 3. e Zoe
5 .ot Clear 40 Sos', yi' or |s'f s5 l ' s.S
,,t. 90 "a 49, e.. Inn ~, a., : no., man re "a
5usl barley. 1l- Foar, 1919 oaah wAssa
SEwoHLaASs June S-Fioa jail At sc 75as3 for Treble
t l So SrTer ID tsa4T- iran eli a. 5s sv 9uet Al
ss6s15 for PINE. 81 ior CHose POTk o a. 81 % D5y-
Hans soi At Is. 54c Lasi Gull 9s Tsfar u 0l
x sugar sold a. De- io- Good Pal. Mols SOLD % y .ot
Fsr.ae1,ag whsEz soa ssas5e Coffee eq3o- EEslaF'-
roLED3, Jsss Pear ds lad uae1aige |ls ial an een
White Aohgas 81 35 Am1e Meag'u p5 81 SO se :,
Ia as = 2 s s5 ' Rt 81 % no A5s s ao, 81 No
o. Cora .tasayi sass Of Hsa Mixed spot ina eei
IN y al Nrgs6 4i-. White i5c Dang.S 3'c Oat,
Jl a5sc ior no p DC r rejected Fe'ghs ia =
bb Foa ~ bush Wbea:i eoy0 5ah Corr: and 500 sla
oats sbiDmeIOO b5s Flour too0 BUSH Wheat ls0o 5uan
O1 Wlls sT C. June sspts ru-p-tue cue, .s
t.al1 At 5 for 6aT % Ys.- Dip ya Tar saJ
a % %.
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MILLIONS or DOLLARS.
LONDON. Monday, June .. 1873.
DESCRIPTION OF ALEXANDRA PALACE.


The Alexandra Palace, constructed chiefly
ont OF the materials OF the Exhibition Of 1852 Md TIE
Alexandra Park have been ~ existence for SOME years
past: but yet they have Deen chiefly known 10 tAe
public from the seeng which has been held 10 Jle
ParK A limited company have now taken tue place IN
hand and to-day palace and park will burst into very
splendid and ambitious existence The palace IS vast
building wood and irOn with lofty dome, spacious
nave and three transepts In the transept Is
txed an Organ built bv Messrs Willis mammoth lnstru
nsnt Of 40 stops, Tar greater NUMBER Jhah OeIou-a
the great organ OF the Albert Hat or az we arr
decorated very tastefuly IN eOiOrs aud god; aiOug
tue ranged flowers and statues tne 71e asls
aud there are picture galleries, very eNcri-
lent and costly stage, carefully constructed conlEi
which IS 10 be- fitted aquarium. In fact, IN the ar
rangement Of its interior ana IN tne purposes 20 Whch
X now 10 be put the Alexandra Palace very mucn re-
5embes is BIZ brother, the Cry staI Palace WhcA can
be seen on clear day, looming across LohuOA uPon
its new rival. The distance between the two build
inEs II just y miles, each being e4deug On tAe
OF the six mile circle drawn round Clalhs CfOs
Musge h ls one the northern Nights VI London, ana
is certainly magnificent site Tor any DuIung. FROM
the palace terraces the view on tine day Il VIDE ana
beautiful To the north and east there IS ul eLpase
country beyond Barnet anu SOuthgate and away over
Essex, set with many villages and spires. On the
west there is the nigh ground toward Hig1g1te
and Bishops wood while TO the south trains rush e cry
It's smoky curtain, which dIms the dome OF 81 PAU g.
just topping CrOucn-hiA. To Judge by the money spent
and the programme issued, Lle company WAlc4 nave
now got the Palace and ParR 10 hand mean 70 maze
their undertaking succeed The Opening Festival OI
to-day Will bugu with the Great LnJernitlOnaI
Flower SHOW" 10 which 4l,2J0 viii be gwen ~ prz-
Al 3 O'Clock Grand Vocal ana ln.trnneutA
Concert viii be conducted by SIR Michael Costa hiu-
SELF, with Ttens, Ire0ell-Betiini CAM a1lH ana
other operate for performers. Tie chOn VIII DE-
the usual thousand voices" and before ana after
the concert the great organ. bOWA Dy t"O sV5,.m
engines, viii roll forth harmonious tempes's. Tue
green oaize platforms down tne center OF the nave "u
be covered with q OF flowers rom over 400 eXlD
Ors 10 trades Will Ds represented in many glass cases
dlled with goods. gail ries ami side aisos Wal be
with snOp stalls ana OI reIieshneut Ddio anu u4AlAR
u
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A NEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.


The cornerstone of the new edifce for the
Fftn-aye Presbyterian Church laid, yesterday at
Ffth-ave and Fifty ditlst. The services began at
D. m and we're well attended. prayer OF Invocation
was offered by Dr.. Hail. The pastor, after which the
hymn, Jesus shall reign where'er the sun" sung
by the entire audience James read sketch OF
the church. worshiped IN church on Cedar-st,
aud was known the Cedar-st Presbyterian Church.
In 1884 they removed DuAne-st and In 1857 20 Fifth
ave. and Nineteentb-st, where they now are During
this time they had had as pastors the Rev Drs Ro-
maine, Potts, Alexander. and Hail. The pres
ent church building, when completed, accom-
modaed only 800 persons, but in 1856 and 1857
was altered so to seat The body OF the
church. however, only holds ESQ persons while the
membership n 900 In 1872 il decided % build on
Fifth-ave ana Fitynflhst, aud lots were purchased
having 100 feet the aud 700 the street
They cost Ss5OOO all 0f which, we'll the money
80 far procured and pledged for the erection
OF the building had been raised by voluntary con-
trbutions II Was the design 10 build house which
would accommodate 1000 In the church, with lecture
room holding 100 Sunday sch olroOm with separate
for bbis classes pastors study aud cnurch par
whole would be uished according contract
the latter part OF 1874
The eOrter-stOne was then laid. A square hole had
been cut a granite foundation BLOCK Into this cop
per box containing among other thugs history OF the
church, list OF th0 members. committees, &o was
placed, aud over tue whole bOc4 OF Se0toh granite
which h servo AS pedestal OF Of The pllars.
was lowered uud cenented Dr. Hall assisting
40 laY1ns the cement He then pronounced Tie
rnerb stone duly iald, aAi' according 70
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BUTLRR-At NorEalk Coma June at Judge Thouas D.
HI funeral vii take place on THURSDAY. az p N.
CRASEDrowned EorWk Conn. SATURDAY June 1919 Willie
b. soa OF r.aldeus ald iloun-s Crs1y, agrl ID
residence Of his iAhrf oonu Nestchester
Co. n L. on Tuesday no. O'Clock Relatives "A
friends respectfully invited % attend tarAg vi
Purdy's VI
Depot 40 l.Sg g.
GOODOs Sunday Brent Barnes Brent T. and AaaA
IL Good. aged year. % months. AID q DAYS
A bud on earth bloom heaven"
Funeral Chambsrns Hotel RAILWAY b =, a. TUESDAY
Iva Train leaves foot % CoriAnli-st 90 y ~
KEUTGEN-On sunday ong aess g. aries Keugea.
native Of lserohn. Prussia, tae I'D of his age
Funeral fcAIelcs 81 oapct0n states
lsand June H. o'clock Carnage % 1tieHaaos
So stapleion aH-ng arrival o. the clock oof NON ts a
MAURAN-On Sunday June g. u West Nnstosuth S. Joseph
Asuran n. D, IN ne 7ith rear Of ais age
OBRIEN-Ou the 9th nst AZ Adsphl, Brooky SARAH vic Of
Robert O'Buen, aged % ye1r d m1utl%
the Ps5ytan cnuch cor cal91 and
Fulonsts.. tomarr1s " -lEesiay n, az 5 gco-k b. a.
PAGE-Ou SATURDAY June william b. Pae. the l5i %
bis
ns, on ucsAI lt fl- ny e. "a a
tvs and friends o he family Pec fully Invited TO a'ssai
PHAYRE-Ou NOny Jane Ci'aaas H.. WHO'S Of JOIN
Rsst,s 40 ess u family spet'rr avi,ei attend
her ser. on "Wednesday. 0cock roa Der ale rsssa Va
- Westlh irastbst
ROACH-Ou Monday June Bsnjsmia H. Roach.
Fy. sTyee. At the r.siesoe Hay
June 3d. az 0locE Relatives I'D
iF.eaas arc invited Q sttsul ~ihoat further notice
wHrrTLEsBY-I In New POa Cora Of lsag sTer Nay - EhA
A. WhiItlessy, age a.
wOoD-On sunday June q Chariton-st, Mary MEcmilAA
stsuar Wood, asea % PEARS
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FIRE MOTIFS.
GoHERNNEyr WEArRER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHISGTOS, ID. C., Friday June ., ISIS p. u
synopsis FOR ne past trsnfy-fOUr hours
Generally cloudy weather. areas of hight
rain and fresh to brisk variable winds sue
ceeded By rising barometer fresh 10 brisk nOrtherY 10
westerly winds and clear and clearing weather over the
Northwest clOudy weather. rain areas, ana light to
fresh 5Outhe astery south westerly winds have
timed over the Gulf States and reported FROM
Tennessee % the southern portions or Ohio Indiana, II
Inois aud Missouri; partly cloudy weather is pre-
vaiing the upper lake region clear weather has
otherwise generally continued east or the Mississippi
the pressure is lowest Wisconsin and Illinois.
The rivers have risen at Omaha and ~ Louis, but
fallen at Memphis, Lexington, aud Cincinnati
Pr0babiIhes
For New England. falling barometer, easterly 20
southerY winds ana clear or partly coudy weather
probable for Tuesday Ter he Made states and iO'cer
lake region, falling barometer, fresh and occasionally
b1sk sOfeaSferiy 70 s0ulCesteriv cSnds and icreGs
iHg e0diHeSs ruth Of RAN for the South Atlantic
states fresh sOutheasbeIT TO soutnwesterly winds and
partly cloudy weather. for the Gulf States OF the
Mssissppl, hight fresh sOutherly aud westerly Winds
generally cloudy weather and rain areas Tor the North
West ana upper lake region aud southwark to Missouri
aud the lower ONO valley rising barometer fresh aud
brisk nOrherlY westerly winds, and clear ad clear
ing weather; Tennessee and Kentucky, winds
ing 20 westerly aud nOrth-westeriy, with clearing
weather.
Afternoon telegraphio reports from Texas Upper
Michigan, ana Dakota are parity missing
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ELSEWHERE.
N NEWBURGH. y. Y.

A large fire Is raging In FrOnt-st. In this
city. II begun at o'clock IN William D. Mailer & Co.'s
sorehouse and communicated 10 their barge the New
burgh. The cargo and stOrshouse destroyed The
fire extended northward, and the courtyard OF D. :.
Warning the barrel factory OF James c. French. and
several other buildings were destroyed The storehouse
Of Edwin I. skidmOre ia now burning, anu the fire
threatens 70 sweep the river front OF the city
The damage thus FAR inflicted cannot DC less than
100000.
LArER-The fire is now under control The barge
& p9lsh l oF1s Up be cue yS s Sr5s ss % E
srOyed: W. o. Mailer Co.'s s5OrehOuse and barge the
HUDSON River Hotel which was wooden three story
building; Frenchs barrel factory, the property owned
by James ". Taylor Daniel ;. Warnings coal YARD,
Andrew Little's carpenter shop, and several other
smaller buildings 10 cannot be ascertained' tonight
tue exact amount Of me losses aud assurances. The
total loss Is estimated az Sz5JOOO Skdmores store
house considerably damaged The cause OF the TIRE
l. not known. Several passengers were rescued from
the barge Newburgh IA small boats. Ole LADY Jumped
overheard, BAT rescued.
BosToNs insufficient FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The last Boston fire has stimulated 4 move
ment among the fire officials, which will probably bring
about q reform which has been repeatedly demanded
since the great fire Of 1877. At recent meeting Of
underwriters and other insurance officers.
address was issued and 70 the Mayor
which states some Of the which allowed
the spreading of the flames, aud makes some
suggestion to guard against Ike catastrophe in the f
tnfe Among other things they hnd that in the whole
city, there only steamers and only three men
permanently employed to each engine; that a rule
the hose attached 10 the steamers instead Of
being drawn by horse power separately that the
water-ppes in the business streets too small,
and do not furnish an adequate supply OF water;
that the hYdrants insufficient IN number
and capacity that the supply Of hose
much limited that the Fire Department has not the
right OF the Streets that teams and trucks are
liable block up the streets drive and disable the
hose Obstruct hinder prevent the hremen from do
ing what, under more favorable circumstances, they
might accomplish, and also regard its system Of giving
alarms defective Taking all these things into consider
alton, surprising that the members OF the Fire
Department have issued protest, claiming that they
nd al that possible with the facilities at hand
FIRE NOTES.
A fire at San Francisco, on Sunday evening,
DESTROYED the Office Of the Cooperative Printing Union,
in Commercials. The loss is about $4,000
The annual parade of the Buffalo Fire De-
partment was held yesterday. The Department was
visited by the Active Hose Company OF Rochester and
the Col. Drake Hose Company OF Iitusvile Penn.
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ART AND THE DRAMA.
ART
rRrRr's "rENrLE OF rHnD."


Mr.. Schaus has on exhiDitlon' IN MS gallery
alarge painting by Theodore krere toe companion piece
70 MA brilliant picture Of the Pyramids that attracted
80 r,,cb attrou from passing crowds few days ago
s Drsssut subeot Is view OF the Island OF Phile,
4ho w. rltb ia famous temple. This temple although
NOT one ~ the most ancient OF the Egyptian buildings
having beeu erected With those Of Edfou, Denderah.
and Kalabsche under the PtOlemiess Of the most
,,cturesoue and striking among them, a distinction
which itowe doubt in great 20 the beauty
a, ,,s stuation Theodore Frere who Is as much at
homo in painting the East his brother EiOuard is 10
aintfng the cottages and oottagelfe Of France has
made effective OF his materials In the present
picture The time OF day chosen is full noon,
wben the landscape Is bathed in intense
white lt, bringing ont all the scupured details Of the
little temple IN sharp relief and blanchng its paHd
mains OF color into ghosty beauty In the foreground
Felah-women filing their waterjaTs with the sweet
Nile water the wild ibis walks about in stately grace as
al home with creatures less wild than he. and the
lsncient Niie creeps on
Through old hushed Egypt, and its sands
Lake some grave mighty thought threading dream
among the many striking pictures Of Egypt that have
been painted ia late by seddon, Holman Hunt
John Lewis, Hdebrandt, Fromeuun, Gerome-these
two PAINTINGS worthy of a distinguished place They
accurate without hardness pedantry, and they
make real by their sympathy with It's spirit the splendid
pctmesqucness OF land that in spite Of myriad books
and travellers VIII always seem unreal and OF another
world than ours.
THE FAGNANI ART SALE.
The friends of the late Mr.. Joseph Fagnani
will need nothing more than the announcement that bis
pictures and other objects OF art are % be disposed Of 70
lsad them 70 seek some memorial OF their late amiabe
excellent associate The sale, which is not to be by
auction but strictly private began yesterday, June g.
and will cont FOR weeks. as the house where be
lately lived No So East Twclfh-st The articles 20 De
sold can be seen from 10. % p There many
portraits Of distinguished people. all duplicates by the
artist OF pictures taken from life and from actual sit
flngs- Among the noted Victor Emanuel, the
Countess Guicco Lord Byron, the Empress Eugene,
Garbadi, RattazZ John Bright, and Sir Henry Bulwer.
Among the drawings by Mr.. F3gnanl there is striking
likeness OF the late President Taylor taken after death
and also p0ra OF Sir henry Bulwer, taken in Madrid
IN Is46 There is exceptionally fine mounted photo
graph OF e GILBERT gates at Florence and large and
striking OF the Palazzo Vecchio with the Logic del
LanEi and the whole square. There viii also be found
good deal 1f artistic brio Obrac with some handsome
furniture tapestry, bronzcs-the whole making band
show, aud worth looking at by those curious In
such matsers.
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ASSURED SUCCESS or TIE TRIBUNE.

Fro- TA> Bllitn0r, Saiurfsy SghL
There is something 80 sOlidly meritOriOus
about the course aud conduct Of The NEw-YORK TRm-
UNE an earnestness or purpose. based such
honesty OF conviction such striving after Tho truth
rather than the dollar and such esoheging OF the
false the hashy the misohev0us and the surface glitter
ing I'D eapaHaDl sensations OF IN favor % the
legitimate every direction aud wIthA such trans-
laiiOn energy enterprise and talent in Us columns as
render t perceptions the very best daily IN the
world. We say In tho world, because the New-fork
daes az class Outrank any Published. aud TUE IRiB
UHE stands 90 tho head OF these very decided mark
OF ts prosperity Will stare New YORK ia the lace IN
the OF building wherein 10 hafDOr tho mo
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THE FIRE RECORD.
IN GREAT BRITAIN.
A TIMBER YARD IN DUBLIN observation-disclosures
DEMONSTRATIONS.

IN GREAT BRITAIN.
A TIMBER YARD IN DUBLIN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEMONSTRATIONS
LONDON Monday, June ., 1879.
A dispatch from Dublin says great ire IL
raging in timber yard In that city crowd OF persons
whose object Is plumber hinder efforts Of the bremen
20 extngnish the flames. At time they stoned 'he
nremen and detachment Of soldiers. which hah peeh
brought 20 the spot 20 preserve order Inc later
changed on the mob. vounding many Of them Inc
Mayor Of the CITY, who present was ht ny ono VI
the Intense sxcitemens prevails In TIE VICINITY
Of the fire. and the during the charge OF the troops
was fearful Property to the Of 100000 has already
been destroyed.
DESTRUCTION or ALEXANDRA PALACE-LOss TAkEE
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
LONDON Monday, June .. 1873.
Alexandra palace has been entirely destroyed.
Nothing remains OF the building OF ruins It
is reported that several persons lost their lives The
destruction this magnificent palace and the attendant
loss OF life cause CONSERVATION in London.
Tie total loss by the burning Of the palace is est
mated at t3OOOOOo on which the insurance amounts 20
S5OOOOO The fire was caused by the carelessness OF
workmen who repairing the zinc roof No one was
killed first reported, but several persons were In
jured. The supply OF water scarce, hence the
rapdity with which the fire spread Within half an
hour from the time the alarm given the entire
structure was enveloped flames and one by one the
great domes by which II was surrounded fell in with
sound ike thunder The large organ was destroyed.
but some valuable pictures and other works Of art were
saved.
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LATEST SHLP NEFS.
For other Sap Setos see Second Page

For other Sap Netcs see Second PGge.l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Of Montreal tBr hrelCuse Liverpool Nay o. IA
Gu ens.owu JJil with mdse am DtSG John q. Dale
NuLJ. J0rgsasen Csnileg0s - -y,, sih
Bars Atratc Pc0ul, Mckenzie, Mltala 1rs VITA sugar
Bark Hel stIanl iA1Ll Vacch Prov lence. 10 ballast
Bu- ae-As Sylvester. Gyt0Eu Me, % days sl ales &e
Brg Okla AUST Claceuol havrs ~ daJ1 10 ballast
SAILED.
Iark Huron Satiila River
SISD-sunsst. light n W: clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bogrov June 9-ArrYed. steamship ieeli rom LIVERPOOL
CHAkLEsr1N s. c. steamships Ashland from Phit
dsInbl h con from Baltimore T1m baluore T. A
Be- tev from New YORK; WiiIamue from Boston.
NEUKLEASs June Alarmed stealslD George lsingtoo,
Duck. hes-l0rE.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Havana 9he steamship Wilmington Ton NeTtork arrived
here morning
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tive power the springs and wheels and ehecks sna "a
auoes Of this great engine. Already the 0io OuhE
has been torn down and the one erecting VI. DC
cupy the old site and that OF The adjoining pioPI o
Nsssaust The measure OF THE rRBUSEs success y MOI
beyond its merit and we trust rs not vet fu " ~
emit cOrps Of editors studied aud learned tDer eOn. ~
Journalism in school OF which Horace Greeley sls slo
master They DO honor 10 his teaching and JheIr pro
esoD and We are not afraid 20 prOphcsy that the he
lOon greatest journalist OF our great hSP"""
Will suffer Daught OF dimnuilOn at their hands
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the formula OF the Church announced the purposes for
which the building 20 be erected. Addresses
made by the Rsy. DR.. Mnhlenbarg DR.. Adams Of the
Mad sOn-s0uare Presbyterian Church, Dr. Foss OF St
Paul's Methodist Church. DR.. Taylor OF the Broadway
Tabernacle, Congregational; DIR. Ludlow OF the Re
formed Church. DR.. Robinson OF the Presbyterian
Church. The congregation then sung the hymn, "Best
BIZ the that binds 4" after which the closed
with the doxology and benediction.
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

John French. for 30 years a prominent mer-
chant Essps Me- died suddenly Of heart disease Sunday evening
Mrs. Levi Woodbury. widow Of ex-Gov Wood
bu EsvHABPhrs POEaoaih yesterday sss SA' a'"o'
Is yeau Old
TIL. Hampton. Principal Of the Chicopee.
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