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The sun., 1873-06-24
UooDHrLL AAD cLAFLrS,s rRrAL.
hrS' "oodbulrs First Appearance In Public
~i"cr Her Pro-tr"tion Que Panel EN-
hnusicd aud Another Called.

huustcd aud AnOthcr Called,
-,
Ihc cas-" OF Mrs. Victoria G. Woodruff,
Miss Tpuuie e. Clnnin. and cal Ian,cs n uIn,d
.i.i..,, ~
'"''cu i"r SchuinE "biectohahie matter
through the malls, WI. called yesterday morn
''t o''pre '"oVe bet'hi"rd' MIS-. "oodhuH
recent severe ilp,.s. She was very male and
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WV "'N w '''' '''N '''''n' ''', ""' was ''''',
up hv her iud"mitoNc will Miss Clahn and
t.l U1lol ..f Ir.i,ic b,r Tho .i.t.r4 v.,rc
,t.,,. ,.-,,,,,i,,., L.. it.,, ,,..,,,, -.
,''H I'O'''u''' "'V-SVS' "t", ''''V" s"'Pu'7'
ul.ck hats. and litht blue neck ties. They frc-
uucu'ly consulted with their counsel Mcssfs.
e. ". Brooke. j. Parker Jordan, aud JUDGE Id
,y.,f1 A'..l.iui,v b.-irt,, Attorney BIi.s and
H. ,., a., ,,'..., -, ,t,, -.
Hut'op Anthony ). T'metock' Wiih q l9taef
.ilt,u 3l lll"rs ana ''i"k,, ~ ,,' ., W. ''-i
'''l' ANU eagerly W'''"'I 'he lToc'eu'hEs'
Af..,.La go, loco. t,i / ,o, %. H., NJ
Brn, ,c moved am 9d inurnrletit. haNiu. received
or.,.i.-t from trr 1riu,noi counsel f0r the de.
EIn, NJ Ji',N.', LA ti,t III ,s.',,,.i,tc
m .'',,,ni ,'f i'I,n".s ,y",ld NOT he aisle A., ,t
trI t,rt,y, or ti,rrc d"vs Iiis Honor derirJ
NJ wm'DIo l ,9 'e , ',i al ,
HE nistriri \tt"Tnry shnuiJ have f,,tni.bcJ thc
I".L l,i y, '1',hu D'.I,'y %
,unutn' uluor,,nIN, ai.l WrH,lr WrH,,l, so,%nr' % @ i,n-
Wt'r ~, 'ui,it.i Ne Uroot. s,,r,,c t,d Via,
ne mrrc,y WISHED thc, uiiir't Nt",ut,S ~ i, um-
VIM t, ~. ~ r,'V,ur, @ 'aiic1 v,.ri,.t,,, I.i,,
,inr - ~, o,t ,,,d v,.s rbnit.u,,,.i ,c,tt,t.
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'',N ny ,iv ,,, ,.c,r
r,,nrnt vo r,,,i,, ,i,' o,d tni,,n itlo,rbf rd
do,dcd inn rroScGH,"n ana dciGnrS "'r' '"'
Mr. T. u Rushton druggist, lad formed IN
orinion ana stood aside.
MIR. william y. Hancnrcr hardware. 1ss Grand
stTtct. Wa accepted as the fr.t juror. 1c WIS
asked hy Mr. brooke whether he knew MIR
Bacrhcr or Hr. Challi- Mr purdN ui icrtcd and
the Dhicc' ,on was ovcrrulcd. and uuc of the
prncipal 1ue-tinn4 asked Of each of the succeed
ing candidates was whether he knew Mr.
Bcccher. Mr. Chnllis. or Anthony j. Comstock
,~rrn,.s-r,, A. punsr,t,rnu
-" - NJ
Kenneth n. WNckou was pcremptorlly chul-
lcucCd 10y Mr.. Brooke evidently leransc he hr-
iuuted O. the Young Mems Christian As-ocih-
uyn.
Nr james H. R'hh w1s rh1llrnged ~ the
prturlp't cause. %. uc Tad Hh "uih'h Wuich u
would require evidence T. remove. .
Robert t.. Kennedy did MT appear. 2nd Nr.
james \audcrSchutcn va. the ~. li' AT u
-tr,u- pre- iudtcc against the pruprictor. ~ any
topper vino would puhl. h an nrt,'lc asNn.t VIZ.
. HvvNu,r. uNt had 10 step aside 60 iuthc room
tut 10. =. \au tioutcu. Vho ktc" Q. tliu- about
the case, ald WAS uCrcmpt"tuy chtilchLtd hy
Mr. lurdy.
/ Gc. re N. WtlT"vc had road TIC piner, and
thought 1t WA obscene, =" hc was incapa. l.
The sun., 1873-06-24
TINE FOR WM. j. sHiRKEI.
Crush in aud Around tho Old Brown-
stone Court IIousc-A Petition for Shar-
keys Pardon Maggie Jordnn's sorrow.

At 1OiI yesterday morning an immense
crowd of sensation seekers, politicians, roughs'
lonfcrs. and idcrs gathered about the General
Sessions to hear the sentence Of VIM. j. Shar-
key, convicted of the murder Of Robert Dunn,
ON the lst Of September, lo,2, at 2o5 Hudson
street.
Chambers and Centre streets were densely
packed with gazing mob eagerly watching To
catch a glimpse # the man who, by killing
follow bcug, had made himself an, object OF in,
tcrcet. The halls, stairwHvs, and corridors 1i
the brown-stonc building In the CIV llall Park
were throngcd 10y AN ANXIOUS multitude, every
ono desiring To- get seat ia the court room,
TREMENDOUS PREssuRE.
The officers of the court were reinforced 10y
policemen. but such was the pre- ssure that thsv
found 1t necessary TO- make barrier ~ me
shane of a wooden bar between the head Of the
stairway and the principal entrance door to the
court room. Jurors, witnesses, REPORTERS. ana
recognized mrmhers of the bar were the only
persons admitted. All others were vigorously
THE rArrFut uorR
Recorder Uackctt was In his seat nj the hour
Of the opening Of the court. SharkeV hhd al
ready been IN the uri-onCrs box about hltccn
minutes. ard wnen called uut was pale and ner-
IlrOoke. Beach. and Mitchell, few moments,
aud then sat stroking his mOdstachc and niaih-
tanned an impassive dcmeanor. His hrothr' -.
John and Cnailcs. who had been busily circu-
lating petition TOR his pardon among the as
.rtunln tr. and vino had obtained the signature
hear the death sentence.
A AwOMAN's DEVOTION.
Miss Maggie Jordan, who has heen go devoted
in her attention to ~harl;ey during his long i'm
prisunmcnt. and who has excited the sNnrathy
uf many for the prisoner by The eNhihition ot
her etpadfaat and unsclnsh affection Tor MN,
was in the room. as she was on every DAY ui the
trial. she was pale and fearful. The widow OF
Dunn was also there, accompanied 10y some
female friends.
counsellor lrooke. after rccounting the pro-
cccdings Of the court Of saturday, mentioning
the application for remand. In order in give
| time for the preparation of motion Tor a new
trial said that they had not been aplc 10 procure
! n COPY uf the csurt phuuuEraphers report ot the
/ Recorders charge To- the jury. upon which theN
! would base their application. ln view oi TINS
I fact they asked "a furthcr remand for Il week.
SENTENCE pUrrUnrD.
! Assistant District Attorney Russell opposed
/ the motion Tor remand. sugges lus that ihG re,
! curdcr had carefully cxcnined all TIE Legal
/ utoyo4iiinns involved IN the trial. and would
/ not, probably, upon any possible arg iiuenl re-
/ verse his judgment.
! rhc Recorder laid he had care fully invest T.
/ gated every Iuiut of law whicn he Thought
/ might arise Ia the ease, and while he did moi
I propose to encourage an argument on any one
] II them, he would not refuse to hear an argd
/ mont from counsel on the hiect Tie therefor,
/ rcmanded the prisoner until saturday next
The sun., 1873-06-24

Tho days business at the tinted states sun irrnsuF}
was: cola rcccpts, Ts .i3i gold paytncnts slit.
e1si gold balances. ts6N',i@i ~ currency rc,rl1ts
f5-l l.7@'.y1 currency payments SO Rj@i Curloucy
bu,suce SlG.lN51330. Customs. t'lHnn
The Treasury balances at the cluse Of business ~
siiMOid, inculhng tarUrUU IN cola cctin.
S5-ns1. Tho total customs receipts fOT The Wc,k
rndIus June IA wcr, o. issWl.
forrigu exchange has hrtu duh hut nrn on basis ~
1gh Tor 40 dave hils and ilui FOR short Fh There
phEt rNcd more disposition among the foreign cN
change dealers To purchase good hills, WI W. ny
here add, since the heavy requirements ui
last week In aywent of the called bonds aud coupons
ant quotations will undoubtedly adv nee.
Tie money market reflected the general ease or last
week, with an abundance of lIauabv fundHut 3tO
cent anu exceptions at ou call agalns. approved
stuCS collateral. IN the afternoon, however There wac
increased ucmand from brokers who had delayed
making Mp thou balances ana the rates advanced To-
D. With however the anal trade at GutCInmcnt bond
frms experienced difcultv meeting their require
at To l. hut IN disct UNITS trade was unimporant,
tile accCptauccs, which PASSED NJ cent Juhhvrs'
paper aud other single commanded bto 10 cent.
fhc OPERATE ms In Government bonds Wtre restrict.
ed hoCAu.t OF the light offerings anu the gradual with
drawal of orders by the foreign bankers Tnc hcavi-
OF the gold market has also influenced speculation
uufavurlbly, ana lower market has consequently y
been assured. There was however, considerable III
qury among sp"cu ao-s for the atcr ssu,s for home
demand. uut only snail lots can he picked up. We
note sales huwty uf registered lhik ut ii!i ihts
cOupon, tS coupon ISIS, new. i9f coupon lst i-,
old III re- -terCi rs. lSi. ll51 coupon l,-H, ll3
| and registered l-bir. ucw. lli4. .,
The sun., 1873-06-24
fnREE THocsaND LIrEs INrERTL.
Collision between Excursion Trains in Nis-
-uuri Nhtt NighI have ttru irttthic
Cu.ami 4 Brakrmnn'- Neglect Of DutN.

Collision between Excursion Trnins IN Wis.,
-uuri Mhtt NiGht have hrru % irttthir
Ca!ari \ Brakemnn'- Neglect of DutN.
Sr. Lovis. June 2}.-Two picnic parties
went out on the Atlantic and PaciAc Railroa d
Yesterday. one hy the jricklayers Union, NUM-
bering nearly 2.npo men, women, and children,
spent the day at Castlewoud station, twenty
four miles from the city The other picnic,
given 10y the Brother erhood u Locomotive Euci-
nccrs, numbering about loo, went a mile this
side to Rosewood Grove.
when the latter party were ready ~ return
home their train WAS backed down on the main
track. and while the cxcur-ionists were gettin.
aboard the hrickayc.s' train came dashn NJ
around the curve near by, aud before it, speed
could be reduced below ten miles an hour struck
She stationary train, smashing two baggage cars
In the rear. badly damatinr the rear co'ch. The
shock was very severe. aud nearly all the per
sons IN the train were thrown from their seats,
and large number hurt, hut so Tar a. known
o.. one was killtd. Two BOYS named Gala -h er
and n l-yt had each a leg broken; Mrs. Maria
tunmiugs, an arm broken; Mn G.. Bin-sin-.
spine badly 10 n and Internal injuries; ~aWutl
kaiuc. rih- broken. number oi other persons
were more or less bruised
The l.cnWotiy" 4 the hricklaycrs' train l.
badly DANA ed, and II II said that tw" ut the
coaches rolled down an emhunkmcut. Inc
most sever Is injured persons On the train are
Patrick Nurphv, vino sustained severe f,ictur.,
uf his nib and legs, and Mrs. william Allen,
Wuo-" spine ard arms are seriously iuj ret u
Is feared ;hat thcy cannot recover, y do4cu
ofL.r. were more or less severely bruised.
The t4use uf the accident was the neglect oi
the brakeman l. udg tuc rear train in tnlc o.
stop n. and the suppu-tion Of the cusiu.cr OF
tho mYViu- tram that the track wd- clear. lally
This morning, ON the arrival OF the trains here.
'f rage were IuIusnrI convey ne WouuI'u
to thor homes, and every possible attention
Wa paid To them.
The sun., 1873-06-24
live stock Market.

NEW York, Monday. June ~ -Receints Of
hceV,s trlay aud to-day were i care ur bH4 ne I'd,
uANng No. 46i for the week. against s!i last N"k aud
g,2s lor the corresponding week last year Marhet du
aud deprcksed at decline OF rather more th1u NJ
n and he offerings could not be closed out Native
steers RANGED frmn iON@i29c ~ with lev seos-
tons gong 20 l3Llj4C,
Arrivals Of sheep aud lambs were 81 cars, or ,7G'
mead making total OF 1921 Cor the week against o.
~ last wees and n Ya5 Tor the corresponding wrek
labt year The acInand not equal 10 the supply aud
AT further reduV ton Of We o., on sheep, and AIc
n on lambs. the market ruled dun and weak. sheep
mere sOld al 41.OhC. n, and laInbs al 81 s1llNc
Hogs were weaker Ut hhalAc. v n, alive, aud 6Ncs
ne dressed. llacripts were ~, s97 making Hbs9 Tor
the week against % III last week and Se Tor the
FAsnnpdlnR week las s~as.
The sun., 1873-06-24

MOEDAY, June 23-P. M.-Spcculation at
the stock Exchange was not characterized by
any prominent features, and general indispo-
siton to operate on either side of the account
was the prevailing sentiment among both large
and small speculat ors. The transactions were
consequently extremeiy limited, and com
mandsa only passing notice. The street circles
The sun., 1873-06-24
IAN WTNKLE ROGERT'S TEIAL.
Judge Redie Declining to Instruct the jury
to Acauit the Prisoucr-The Testimony
TOR the Defence.


tor the Defence.
In the trial of Vnn Wrinkle Bogert in the
Paterson courts for the murder of Ransom T.
burroughs. the defence was opened yesterday
hy Col. A. II. woodruff in advocacy of the ques-
tion which no raised that the state had proven
nothing against the prisoner, and that therefore
the Court should instruct the jury to ind a YER
diet 81 acquittal at this stage Of the proceedings
without leaving their seats. After caracst ar-,i-
mcnts on both sides, Judge licdle declined to
instruct the Jury ~ requested. col Wuudrun
then opened for the defence. and closed 10y oN-
pressing his confidence TINT when the evidence
was all in the Jury would come t. hut one con
clusion and that vas that the defendant was IN
tirelN innocent.
The ilrst witness on the defence was Mr. John
Nurrnt. the court phunogrdpher, WHO was rnllrd
to uroVe what Iilc Burn usls and william
Alfred liiley had testified tu ON the trial ui Lit
Inc Gnrrnbrant THIS was witt the evident in
trntiun Of proving that the evidence given hN
these witue ses ca the Two trials greatly differ, d.
aud was unworthy Of considerh. on;
Cornelius lBortrt. the brother ui Van Wrinkle
Hurrrt was then called. The purpurt Of his
Testimony was that the defendant was at his
house In Parauus on every occasion ncntiunrd
in the testimony relative to Burroughs's death,
particularly the uiHht when the murder must
have been Cousummaf"d. On THIS point the
witness was very positive, and gave the names
sta euent In regard to Van Winklcs partici-
ration I'm the removal Of the furniture the wit
ness testified that he himself had sent defendant
t. Paterson to buy IL of lbbic Garrabrant. Lib
hc had been at witness house ana unercG TO
sell bedroom set for SO witness wanted u
set. and he sent Van w nhle to Paterson 20 see
il hp could not get IL cheaper. lie succeeded IN
huyiug the set from lLhhie GarrabrAnt for SO.
Van Wrinkle made arrangements to have II re-
moved to PBrHmus, which was done = few days
nftcrward This Is all that Van Ninklc had 20 do
with the furniture. As 10 Burouchs's murder,
witness said the defendant had nothing what
ever To- do with il. and no man was more sur
prized to heai OF IL than he.
The sun., 1873-06-24
Arrived MoSpAY. June q.

Steamship wyoming. Liverpool, mdse. and pas.
steamship Richmond, Richmond. mdse and pass.
steamship city Of McxIco,V Vera cruz. nds and pass
Steamship lapiden. san Domingo, mdse. and pass. ,
SHIP Semlrauis. Liverpool, mdse.
snip Brigewater, AntwOrp, mdsc.
Bark Morning star, Guantanamo, sugar.
Hsrk susan A Blaisdall, MatauZas. sugar
Nlrk Isle ~ SKYE. BarhadOcs. sugar.
BARK sionue, Cardin railroad iron.
Bark A. q. Nngc, Newcastle, mdsc.
Bark Ammonia, Girgcnti sulphur.
H1tk Anna T., singapore, ndsc.
Bark Eulaa. Newport, T., railroad iron.
Hark Orchtlia. Matunzas, molasscs.
Bark Lizzie VI. jackson. Curdcnas, rugnr.
Hrg T.. Mcleod, Arcccibo, L. r., sugar, O.
Big NitHssc, Antwerp, Mdsc.
Brg NdclMdc. Apalachicolu, lumber.
BARK Nero, Marsrlllc-. mdse.
Scar flcttwiug. san salvador. pincanplca.
Schr T. :. 4 /. &. Adams, Sagua sugar.
Also the usual river anu c1istwisr yrsi'a
The sun., 1873-06-24
The KrnalsiSn Scho0i ScinIai-The Chnrges
AnALM.I NIr. IA NIms-lln m.nsL a Lned.

The Teachers Committee and Cltizens Com
mtce Of BroOklyn reported the result OF thair
INQUIRY ITO the charges preferred by Mr.. Reid, late
Principal Of Public school No. 49, AGAINST Mr.. LeVl
Fsrroh ana Mr. Thomas klnseha, members of The board
Of Education. They report complete rcfutluO OF
the charge against Mr. FarrOn, winch was that OF beu
intoxicated In the school
me nyt charges asanst Mr. Knsella were all n.
ported unAIslard except tue hrst Of which the con-,
mtteps sNy The proof " that MIR, klnsclla on lna
way from his home In the morning u Ills busiucss
STOPPED sometimes at School No IL and ocoaslOnA ly
he dld uot dispense with his cigar II he had one, or
move his nat
AZ 90 Mr. Rcid the conclusion Is that he formally
prOnulg ted. did eDforCe the order for the
iROVa Of resident pupr, and wac willing that AZ
be not axac utsd for which and others of in
tub ordination try somltee mud that his removal for
caust IN Aprl ony anticipates his Involuntary Tesigna
ton la July nexk
The sun., 1873-06-24

SUPREME COUHr. CuAMBERS. Nos t3, ~, lr,
iGC u.s. 2t l9s, l5l g3 ~. 2- IN 2l3 20 IN 2i2, a.
@ 80, ,is 2g, 30 g5l, e5e ea5, 5i, 800 SO ~ rs ~,
aA. can 26i.
CIpcuIr Part Il.-Casc on. Part Adjourned for
the trriu, .
Tess lA0 ia9i, l3h $40 ali So,7 Ol!, ~ S}' s loo,
CoMMus rLEAs, Part Nos llpO, Cg1 2oll. 2l2, 1851,
$40 iOll 2.N lH 2d23 ~ gl J1! i5l, lI Part II.
Nos. ans 2Y6, sl.5, Al 2, 2llU, 2S,, 2F, 2O3J 23
lylg, 22Ul, 22l2, lC2i, 3(ll.
The sun., 1873-06-24

In State bond. trade wa lg' he only rec ID
ed sales having been Nirtiuia g. consolidated M $.
and Nrrth CuruluA special tax l2. Long DO bonds
brought q. We uutc sales OF toutiucntll Bank ai ~
Fourth National. iis aud German American. 40. In
railroad bonds business was iull, with the prnmLrut
transactions, however at the following prlGss Lake
ShIfr , iicud bond- a. mon pac nc Railroad 1T
mortgage, 81 b. rnion rlcihc - income. 80. Michi-
gan ontra -, -: Hannibal aud St Joseph - CuNcril-
bic. ~ Toledo aud NaHa-h lrts -, Io'edu, Peoria
and aI~aw burlington division. Great western u
mortgage. N-. .Asb Buffalo. New YORK aud Erie lste.
SY; New Jrrs.y Central ists new, 10 st. Louls ana
Iron Mountain Dds Ss MIN and -. Paul - It's,
in; NilSuukce Hnd -. Paul Il. gold. g.6 tltVraLu
ara Ittsnursh Cuusolidafed siuktng fund, - Alton
ant Tcrrc Haute income, 81; New Jersey suuthc I'll
iNs. a.
The sun., 1873-06-24

Mr.. Douglas Taylor, Commissioner of Jurors,
has given up hiscontempatcd summer trip 10 EUROPE
lie purchased tickets for himself and family 10 Nlcnrh
hut finding general disposition 10 cyadr jury duty
has apandoned the European tout ana ~ voted huA at
10 hus.urss and n any man think- hc don mean hus
meas ne had better read Mr.. lN lurs ADVERTISEMENT
The sun., 1873-06-24

on Sunday night, Mr. Charles FOrestal Of 81
Dunled street, Brooklyn, smoaed his pipe In he'd he
for, uXing his pillow for sleep. As he drew The ilAt
WIN and arranged hs pillow ne placed the pipe ON
cushioned chair which were his clothes ana then
fen asleep, liza an hour sttcrWard Mr. or stal Was
yelling nrr aud throwing thc chair and clothes from the
I.A.a L.
The sun., 1873-06-24
A school Trouble in Rockville Centre.

There il n school trouble as well IA church
trouble at Rockville Centre, L. L. On FRIDAY Dr. X. u.
aiselcy, representing the Board OF Trustees Of the
public school, formally discharged the principal, MIR.
j. II. Cadw u, Mr. Caldwell however insisted that be
smp.oyed for fun quarter, and refused TO az.
knORlfdae the discharge Gu going to open THE school
pp Morhy hoveyeI he found me door. OF lbe school
house locked against hun, and the trustees IN walt
who forbade HIN to trssPsss upon the grounds or TO
attempt enter the house Mf Caldwell proposes 20
sue Tor the full amount of q Quarters saarI,
The sun., 1873-06-24

toa.tiuss ortlr Wori'mrn in Hrooklyn white
IrI Manufactures Life Norc Bar
4,u.puc thru siberian SrrNitudc.

.,a.tins. ortltr " ori,mrr in Broolivn white
Load Manufactures a Life uoro Bar
ma. ,i,,n . ,brrtnn srrNitudr.
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T.va... uUar. of the peril Of tlio work
t..u.. tn tfy load vl.l.
r.H ". -, ,l,.,,,',t a,,i',
r - U.i,r the corrosive th'nl'u "'''H
..... f.ai.O.. and give. ,t value as a main i'll
g. I a." '.'''-''''''' ''"' W. '''''' -"
r..N .f.a .. in- mhiiy @"'iIr- upon h'n
tY ... uU--r.riuc., and destroys his
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surtlal lLotltts.


Happy relief for yuuls mon. sent free M scaled let
ter envelopes. Address HONAHD Ahoo, ,lATHlN'
lUitd. lphlL, a-an institution nav ius hugh itputa-
uuu for honorable conduct aud professional tNilI,
READ TiiE NEW YORK. ERA Of JuNE
"a containing ~ de cuce ana YudCduun from tue At
tack ~ the sun II 10 lively, spicy Hnd lucEhr. To-
quirc uf ucWsueu aud at la+ Nassau st.
BFAUT - Of cutting hair Aud whiskers practca
~ Illustrated At Al Fulton st. corner Of Pearl 81 shav
ins, 10 cents
Ask your pr ,ccr for tnder wood, or klu dried oak
wood, Nuu viii be delighted
KONAI HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prizes caHtnd, Orders hlleh, information tlrmstei
bgh,st rates paid for duupuous, Spau,sh Bans blls
Government securities, &c., Ac. . .,.,
TAYLOR 4 co. BlnGcrs II Wa' 81.
UAvANA LOTTERY.
Circulars sent uud Information glNru.
j. B, MARTINEZ & CO., hankers,
10 Wan ST.. Post Otnce box i.Csj. Sew YORK.
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The Masonic Grand Masters Appointments.

BUFFALO, June @}.-Thc Grand Master Of
Masous In the state of New YORK, Christopher g. Fox,
pgunlulgat the following a. his appout nts Of Asso
ciate Grand Ohic,rs and Distract Deputies:
Associate Grand oniccn Charles Roone, N,w York,
Grand Mar Il; Seymour II. stun", Syraruhc, Hraha
Stndard Bearers George an NciJ New 1"rs, Grand
nopAins, hees,.il L,yi ~ Cans, Watkns and Nnl'
A. hrulit, Guuc-tu, Grand stewards, Juhn Z. Boah,
New urh, senior Grand Deacon James, L. Morrison,
New lurA, Junior Grand Deacon, -
District Deputs.-tt Dts ret, Caleb ", Ellsworth of
nasprth I'd, james NJ. liuwud Bruuhyn 3D. Horace
e. SaNrlr Of Br0oklyu II. d.. an, ua :, Ial lnr Of
Nurk 5th, John Gutmau Ol NCN orr Uth " al.
t.r =. lrurknCy Of New 0rk 7th Thomas e. Iaut uA
of Ncw York Hh, Phllander Reed Of Ntw NorA
yln, Orlando u, NJ. Baker OF POu-hkecpslri lutll,
Aharlrs Il. Gray of Iort Jeri, lltn, sanford j;
Tuach.r Of CObleskiui l2th, Jess i, Anthony OF
Troy 18Th, Norman 2. Baker, of Whitehall lHn Gnu,
ton Nuu ueu of HcrklmGr ,2th, EdHlu NJ, Hulbtudk
oI OsIensburg lGh Richard II. lluuunglunof Adams
a. h. George 4. Burn Of Humlon lsth, Robert T. bar
nard Of Greene 1914, George Gardncr OF ~ ractse
(utn Cnauncey \, shlpman OF Elmira 2lst Junn van
drnbcrg uf clyde 24u, George I. Lodcr ut hnthehltr
2i laibcr d. JlsOn of lornclsy ale; 2ith, Henry A.
Childs of Med 18th Lorenzo Al. Kenyon Of Buna.O
2Ctn, Vim. 5. Geasun Of MaYNllle
Lodges wOrkiug Ia the German tongue m the CITY OF
New Nork and Vicinity c, y. !. lOhentha ol Ae%
York Lodges wurhlug in tie French, spanish, and
Italian tongues, Jacob farther Of New York.
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IorlsvlI.i.E, June 1.-The farmers IN the
'' rn ntrr,ipn of the counly, many of them ha' ing
"a. 'lus m consequence Of ,hr great drouYlth are
NO. .S uutgtd " M pUuT CfOUb Ih""'' are no lhtD'
tau"ir uf ram today
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rs: highest. lowest. aud p. NJ closing prices Of

Mr. I. y. Erickson, Who for ten years hss held r.
fnuusble position with the Advertising Agency oi
p,aslcc Co, has now become managing partner IA
| thaI house
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MARINE TNTELLfGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAc-rHfs NY.
sun rises .. 70 sun sets...... "a Moon SETS. -
utGH WATER rms pNH. -
sanuy HoOk.. ~ Gov. tslind.. 10 Hell Gate.,..
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FIxANcIAL AND o0MMERCIIL.

Old, reliable Hllls safes, 345 and 347 broadway
New Yofa. Best Ia the world.-AdU.