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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-02

At lOUR OwN PRicE.-W were told
BY the lrm Of Hayden Brothers yesterday,
that We are authorized to say TO the pub
lie that from now on until the Fall season,
they will offer their goods FOR Summer
wear at your own priee. After pricing
many articles there within the last week,
we are satisfied that no where else in this
State can be- had better goods at lower is-
ures. Our readers know that when the
lIaydens offer bargains in goods, they
mean business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
INTENSIVE sWINDLING OPERATIONS.

The police recently gDt on the track OF extensive
syindIing operations that had been successfully car
ricd on in tits city for many months 4 number OF
merchants and bankers were tlc victims, ana manI
Byrn,s was informed His men have been working
quietly under his personal direction for weeks. ON
Saturday the arrest WAS made III Montreal "i
Charles SlipScZ q German merchant. whom the
police had sought with much per- lotcncy, hut who
had hitherto cvadcd capture: lie was locked up at
Police Headquarters on Monday night, and {cStcr-
day had several long conferences with the Chlci ol
the Detectives IL which he stubborlly maintained
that he alone was concerned in the crime with
which lie is charged. The full facts OF the case
Which is said to b. Il remarkable story, will he given
to thc public to-day when the prisoner will hc, ar
raigncd in court, and the OF the police viii be
t.,t.e ,ft1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
WHOM TUE POLICE ARE SEEKING.

The police have lrcn asked to look for the fellow
in@ PERSONS: samuel lImi, machlnINi, OF NJ. -
FImIt->t., SBroJklyn. who has been missing from
hi, home since Saturday.
John Cable, agc sixteen, missing from No. 257
Like + lynn age sixty, missing from No. 81 Charl-
tDu-St. s:ucc May ~.
Thomas Kinr age twenty-five years missing since
MAY II. lie had Il large SUN 90 money III lilS !p7-
session. 1890
susan Cochlr age twcntyt~o, of No. 1"2 Ei'~c-
>t. She had on - Green dress and brown SI'PG'.
,Jo,rui :. DAY. acr my missing since March
from &c. .lNG Iifn>-,t Bro 'hyn. Il" pad in his
pcchct .s:,l7 when hr disappeared. \ :ull GcaciIp-
ton OF Mr. Day wa, ;.iN Ga to the police.
Frederick Snrgg. aer luurtccn, runaway frCu.
Sau2aluck, Conn. lie is SUBJECT to ,pi,ptic lit'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
A DECORATION DAY RIOT.

decorating the graves in Cypress Hills Cemetery at
East Ncw-York on Monday were three companies of
cuiorcd soldiers from NcwYOrk. called the Veteran
Guards, SkidmOrc Guards. and Lincoln Guards.
In consequence OF the thronG they did not march to
the cemetery until the service was over; They
then marched to the line of steam cars On their way
nack. bat were iccrcd and scolcd 10y Il crowd OF
men and women around the end of the road, aud
some missiles were thrown at them. They then
charged and drove back the crowd, as they were
armed with guns with fixed hayoncts. As the rN;
element Increased Of the white men. who Had
Of seven noliccInc attempted to make arrests under
Sergeant TROPHY, hut they were driven back !
Special Officer Hatfield Was struck with sabre ana
receive a severe scalp wound. which rendered hun
inSenshc. After the police had received more aid
the coored men were driven Oft and becoming de-
moralizcd, they broke ranks and He'd. Captain
sailing Officer Hatfield ana Sergeant Hard II. and
private Williams was also arrested for creating Il
rin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
WATTOWING IN A DITCH.

Never & Tachmann, brewers, of Clifton, $ l., on
Monday loaned four of their horses to draw heavy
cannon from Fort Wadswoyth in the procession.
One OF he animals was purchased only few days
charge of the horses drank beer very freely during
the day, AMI when on their way home along the
MT havino n steady hand To guide them. got oil the
road. Tie consequence that the horses cannon
and truck with III, four merry altLcrymeI. rolled
into 4 ditch, The OwncTS of the horses were mlich
eurpris,d when the animals came home alone late
in the evening. On" OF thu horses had on two cot
lars another had lost part OF one Of his hoof5 with
Ing from various wounds The harness that re-
NAMED on the horses had been badly used, being
charge Of the horses i'm falling into the ditch WAS
seriously injured but his co,npanon escaped with
slight bruises Iloppcls seal was badly tom: and
the Smith Iniirmary at TOmpknsvillr in lrcra-
riou> condition. The cannon and truck was stlll III
the ditch Yesterday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MEETING OF THE GRAND LODGE.

REPORTS OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ihE EiHN-
TIoN.
REPRESENTATIVES, of lodges from every part Oh ti0
State and grand officers to the number OF oyer oOo
assemhled i'm the grand lodge room OF the Masonic
Temnle YESTERDAY. The ninety-nInth annual COM
mun.cation was duly opened ny Orinlu hasV of
Charles Roomc with the impressive ceremonies Oh
fhe craft Among prominent MaSOns present were
past Grand Masters SimOnS, JudsOn, COuCn, ldlEG
Evans Lewis, Gibson, and Phillips also h. W.
William Il. Woodruff, liOratio w: nud u u
Washington +. Conner, j. Edward Simmons, T. IT,
Lawrence and f.. NJ. l.. Ehlcrs
The address of Grand Master Roolne was SUN SUN
mary of the events of the year under ms al. 1i
tration and was listened to with marked attehtlnn
The report of Gland Secretary Austin shower shn'
of the fraternity, and the Treasurer receiver any
paid out $sG09S during the year AItcr tllc ",d
ING committees had been appointed, IL WIS M
TO make the election the special order LOT
this afternoons but the question was i,o i1ji and
fahle The rcport of the Trustees OF the nan anu
HSvlnn fund was presented, show ing decrease III
thS debit of 100000. after which the Oouy "u-
iourned until o'clock this morning. :; .,,o oor
The absorbing topic of conversation Ill Wy vpt
ridnrs aftrr the adjournment of the Grand Lodge
,roS tbc coming election of Deputy Grand Master
For this posti0n there are two cantldatcS' lcNSlS
Tnvlor and Morrison. Horace - IaVlor Is 2 nahker
of The firm of f. L. james y Co.. lie has hcia ni;nE
amt offices in the fraternity, i'll all OF Whlch
he has served with distinction. lie never "a, mas
engaged in a political struggle, nor held any p"l.i
cal Office James e. Morrison is Mayor, "copper"
sccretary and a leader i'll the Irving Han Denoc.
Sory. lie has been Grand Marshal ana DiStrct
tion i'm the College Of the City of Ncw-l 9rk ana lS
rcritofious have afforded entertainment hoth III am
outside of the lodge ROOM From what was S'tiu II
was evident that the Introduction Oh any ol VIC
peculiar features of ward politics lnt" INC r''i
for any position in the Masonic circle was depIc-
tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
UNPRECEDENTED IMMIGRATION.

Two StCamcrS AndCd I ,1"I llnniGraHfS ut C1stIc
Garden ycstcrday-tle City Of Paris. from Liver
pool, 1,17G, and the Bolivia. RON Glasgow. G2l.
The statistics tor May, as compiled AT Castle Gar
den give the total arrivals during the month
Boss which is the !; gc>t number arriving at
this port in any one month in the history Of lie
Emigration Department. the next highest beng in
Nav 1872. when = ,SI7 were landed from foreign
ports. The total arrivals since January !, are
1886, against !0,5o9 for the same period IN
in ls72 The largest number of immigrants arriy
ing during any one year for the past twenty-five
years, was IN 1872. HE records showing the total
10 have been 2gI ISL. From May J. 1917, to Jan
nary /, 1850. the total arrivals of immigrants at
this port were =, S57 O45, of which 2.I@l39S were
from Germany, 2,Of@.OIG from Ireland, and
1898 from all other Countries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
BURGLARS IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

Captain Patrick J. Gleason. of Long Island City,
proprietor and superintendent of the street railroad
eXttndng from the Hunters Point ferries I" Cal
vary Cemetery occupies small office up one hight
OF stairs at the rear Ot Il tulding on IciT\-N, al
Steps from the Thirty fomtl-St ferry. Travel over
the road to tltc cemetery on Sunday and Monday
was heavy. the receipts of the two days amounting
TO inward of a thOusand dollars. The money was
Deposited in Marvin safe in the Office When Mr..
Gleason reached his Office about 10 Il. IL. yesterday.
Inc found that his S;,fc he'd h,'n broken open 10y
burglars who had drilled small hole in the door,
into which they had injected powder The r'i'"rt
and no one IN the vicinity Was Disturbed. The
burglars secured all the twI days receipts besides
81 200 in bonds. which. hnWrN,t, ar" not Ii, gOti-
able. Thcy lclt al thcir tools bli.inA tneln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
ALLEGED ASSAULTS BY POLICEMEN.

John H. Donar age thrty-Onc, of No. "a Cherry
st. complained at the Oak Street Police Station early
yesterday morning that hc had been assaulted 10y Il
policeman at Chatham and Roosevelt SITS and had
been struck on the knee with his club DOnaT's
sary 10 send him to the Chambers Street Hospital i'll
an ambulance.
William Henry Martin n cOlored trucksman,
living at No. IOrk-st., preferred charges against
Onicer James Quigley yesterday, at Police Head
quarters. Early in the morning he said when COM
ing ont of a saloon at Houston and Th0mpson-sts
he met the officer with colored prisoner. Knowing
Quigley well he salutcd him in a friendly way; in
reply The officer, turning round, struck him ter.
rifle blow in the face with his club knocking out
Ave of his teeth. The negro insisted that tie as
Iault was entirely unprOvOked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
RAGING Ar JEROME PARK.

This is the scconj day Of the Spring meeting of
the American Jockey Cluhat jerome Park: and one
Of The most attractive programmes of the Whoic
meeting Is offered, including the WIhcrs Stakes,
the Fordha'n Handicap and the Juvenile Stake
For the Witherf, e. J.. LOnlard> unbeatcn Wolurr
Srn>atIOu WI not start, expected caller N the
season, but h!s Grenada, colt Of great merit viii
represent III" stable. FcTnchi1c, Odcu ard Rocco
crs. For the Fordham Handicap no less than SIX
teen arc cXpcctrI 10 s,ar;, incluIuG rJld, Quito
Susquchmlna Una, 1nvcrmorc, Pawncc. and Lady
Middleton. la the hai-milc scramble for the Ju-
vcnile Stakes, eleven hIgl-bred youngsters will
A.I.. .n.InE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
WHAT SURPRISED JUSTICE BIXBY.

When Justice BiAby took his seat in the Harlem
Police Court Yesterday. he astOnIshcd 10 soc on
the desk half II dean cavalry sabres Their
owners were Captain William Horn and several
mcnt. Officer McCauley said that when he remOn-
stratcd with Captain Horn for driving his horse on
the sidewalk IN front of laRcr-bcrr saloon, tl:c
captain ordered his men to draw their swords.
Several her policemen came to the assistance Of
the officer and arrested the mIlitamcn who were
held for trial at the Special Sessions in $500 bail
each. The captain fined III addition for violat
ing a corporation ordinance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02

100 Foarlst New. York liglerman, arrested last
evening IN the Third Brooklyn Precinct for stabonR
Frederic Wright in the abdoman with pehkhIe'
Wright who is eighteen years Cld attends the OAR III
his fathers nquor stOr' at NJ. 2G9 IIanonave INC
Injured man. whose condition Is danger was renoFcu
10 he Long Island College II splrl In the Hnhiid'.
Fcrmhourn was turned over 20 the captain OF tc El3l!
Precinct, aud was lock- dup. lie bad Two sHBnI scaP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
COTTON MERCHANTS INTERESTS.

At the tenth annual meeting of the Cotton TX
change yesterday reports or the B9al on NI'ils &c
and others officers were submitted. The report Oh
the Board referred to the vast increase OF business
and concentrated the members that me fulrS Oh
the Exchange i'll reference 10 rings hlu pVei
sustained The number of bales sold Tor iutulc
delivery from June ], 1879. to May 20, lHSu, was
&c zTS 300: for export. 155.59i: for spinning,
100 3O2: for speculation, l4,5O2: Tor transit,
/ $50. These figures dO not include shipments 10
mills BIZ commission merchants without the hllcr-
vcntion of brokers, which are estimated at anol9
1000 week. The deliveries on contract amounted
TO 29G. 800 halcS, making the gross handling OF
cotton for twelve months GS9,2fS bales. Inc
Warehouse and Delivery Committee had been sue
ccssf in breaking M the sampling frauds; thirty
two indictments had been obtained III Ncw-l3 rh
and BROOKLYN: one Junk dealer and one sampler
had been convicted and eighteen Others were await
ing trial The Board had acted against thir''eu
samplers and revoked their licenses, ana the names
of obout twenty five others ready 10 he acted
upon. The report spoke of the Difficulty or Srcur-
ING the cOnvi:tion of offenders i'll Kings county
md said that il was question of serious c0nScIl-
ton whether the Interests OF the tlade dlu not "-
mand that no licenses for the storage OF COTTON
should he issued after the current season, 10 ware
horsrS situated in Brooklyn. as the owners OF the
cotton could have no protection against THEFT. I'M
less the WarphOIsrmcn were i'll turn protcctrd ny
those whose duty it 10 administer the criminal
laws. - Ill
out. ~ transferred, II elected; the membership Is
now 353 A sinking fund was suggested, and II
was recommended that an assessment OF $loJ nc
levied unnn each member for this purpose. ne
treasliTeIs report showed the disbursements Tor c
wear to ha,e been 1868 10: the rccclpts S4l,-
GG5 3D. The annual dues were fixed at 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
&NLP NLNS.
PORT OF NHW.YOEE.....JUNE
ARRINED.


SIR Pontiac RI Newluson Gcnol May @ LcchOrn A. Pa
irrtoS Na.rntiL II. Gibraltar J.. 10 l'hc.ps BluS
SIRE .iia span Nclui Havana y Vs. 70 + Puig Co.
.tt Madras ti,. richardson Nlcode April - Constau
nopc - Malta May aud Gibraltar II, TO BOWng& Arch
bald -
mic - t,pnlyrS - - Marc IL pOrtauPrnco ~ Kingston
70. 10 PIN. FurWn' 4 Go,
Rtr Regulator DOauc Wilmington. ttO clyde Il CO.
StrGlaur ~ lic,r.r iIo,tJn 10 II r Dmock.
afk Iic ta accc, 1lapn ~ days with SAT- TO order;
vessel 70 NOCONlci * Go.
Ear, Pas.r ParirIii Nor Neuman Ipswich 81 days in
ballast to l}cIham, Pickering -. , .
Nulo NoI. tiuHirisn Newp0rt 80 days, with IRON
To order. vessel Ia oc ,mdnn, Ocrleln 4 o.
ltitr Young fliG. rocks NOkingOn 80 days,
with iron to order; vre,,I Ia W II Thompson * CO.
Ialk Dolphin 'rr litml Macls7ar 10 days, with COZ
order. vessel tr master
I;Ik l. IN'r. rtttudtr ~ DAYS with iron and
EMMY btrrca 'orIri. yr-~"it l.yIu+. BAL IL 60.
BARK u.l;t tittn Stotto Hamburg days, with
iron orr 1nd cupy barrels order; NrSSrl Ia ulSi"r.
with ole, iron ,urci; vessel 10 B'nhIn Pickering * o.
BARI k,ntcprm :Brj bury, Liverpool 90 days with miso
E1r Wylo Brown Of and 80 days Condor. with mdso
tnut,rr. vessel To fcuhlul Pickering * CO.
lrK ANan lri,cn. Belfast 80 Jays, with iron ore
In t,rtrr * son. vessel 10 order.
iirE Teresa ta, Russo Hunieur 80 days IN ballast 10
Gars iloydms tNor Jensen. Newport with iron ORDER
Vr--cl 70 Fuuth. tdyrN Co.
Prr I,-,noIl. Blood. Bath with ice 10 order.
~tr Harm, n tS,l shells. Bias DAYS. with cocoa
nuts and N0rynuis To T. II Slis vessel 70 WEINBERG
( 60
land pNr'ps n co: Y'sS ] - \ Dayton Il Co.
~rhr II L rog'stHI. saith. liant -pot, y = - days with
plaster ur,tcr. vessel to CrDwrl X Pattvrg"l
WIND --unse'-N ~1ny HOOK, moderate, NE; cloudy.
At tIty Island. the salc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
TnURLOw WEEDS TRIBUTE TO SEWARD

The blossom Club has been ACCUSTOMED to deco
rate the Seward statue in Madison Square Oh Deco
ration ID. ThurlOw Weed visited the club-rOoms
Monday mo. ing, and desired to participate in the
ceremony. Providing himself with the most beau
the nearest florists he laid ii himself at the foot of
the statue. For an hour or two afterward, while
the procession was passing, Mr.. Weed was tho guest
present, including Police Commissioner Nichols
Owen W. Brennan, Edward l.. DOnnelly, Isaac j.
Oliver, Edward Kearney aud T.. ID. Gale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
sr1Ts AGAINST R. B. CONNOLLY.

The death of Richard ,. Connolly dispcses of
twenty.One indictments which ar? on nie IN the
Dsnts we're found against Connolly on December
Is, 1871 and on tho following day thirteen cen others
were recorded On FEBRUARY IT, !otZ hy I'VE i adI5-
The omnibus " indictment, which included Tweed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
HOME NEWS.
pRnM1NENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor H0il-GcOrge b. Roberts. president o s,,o
Penns, lv1bia railroad Company and John W. Garrett
dent OF the BALTIMORE ami Ohio railroad company Jioss
root UOuse-Iay Cooke % Phladelpla IT, ~,
President NJ. g. Anderson Of Rochester EHNeGSlV iiovs
4rce Ilo- General Wesley Merritt 81 FuSef w.
J. Thomas rprrgs " Utica, ana Edward Hanan ~,
DOitfan II9e-Ilcury e. Kelsey. Of NewJeIsey
T1fc-P Thorn Genera Manager OF the fennsIls ~"
RniIrnad Ne,r. York Hotel-EX Mayor John scre'en Vi
Cav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02

A man passing along a road saw n country
man standing beneath peslmnOn tree, holding IN his
hands pole raised aOft with "A tle pig attached To
the end which was Tossing upon INC pcrHimmOns IN tue
tree lie asked " What are you doing there ~ "Siatcr
Sal Ia goin tor get married. an TN dtenin this PIX for
the acknowledgements Gazette.
"Do Won see that spring over thcrel 2" said
settler In Arkansus to stranger Well, tlLttB an
iron spring. that is aud us 20 mighty powerful that
tho farmers horses here that drink the waiter ~ II
never have to be shOd TIC shoes just grow Oh thcr
feet naturally"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
PISNENG EHS .IRRLTED.
7 D-NIllN II lid = ItItI III
ON GIAsGOW-BY STEAMSHIP BOLIyIA.
NnrLcE I'D lL1HLNEPS.

OrFIrr CT Tie LIGmrlovsR INSPECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT
TuMrKi&,NlLIE y. y. June l. 1880.
Tho re.iar ~Isnp - has been returned 10 her sta
H. AZ l;t,tS !;,c ant th' Irucf ship has been with
drawn. j. N. IS. CIITI Rear ANu.iral L. :. ",
LlghthOi,' INSPECTOR ThlrI District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
MARINE LNTELLLGENC&
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

snn r,,... 4so sun scts... 7.25 Clock slow. 2m os
NOM l;lO souths. 7:JI Moons age, day-,24
HIiH WAFER TODAI-A. -
Sandy Hook 3J7 Go ls,lad BAG. Hell Gae-.. J:3J
hlIH WAITE: TODAY p. "
sandy HooS.. 1888 Gov lslni APO Ho! "1to'-.. o'o9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
CoNspIRING TO ROB THEIR EMPLOYERS

John A. Teller, young man of Respectable ap-
pcarance was committed for trial i'll the lOIkViile
Police Court Yesterday, in default of $1,000 bail,
on a charge of embrlzng sums agGrcgatlng 5000
from POTTER d StymUs. furniture makers at Lex,
lngt0n-avc. and F0rty-secOnd-st. lie was employed
Ey that frln as bOOkkecpcr and foreman ana re-
Ccived salary of only - a week. Through lost
fine and holidays however, his pay was never
more than 81 a week. Abort year AZ" he and the
three other 1orencn in the factory CONSUMED to ro3
other funds were paid out was the principal IN the
conspiracy, but he alone could not have carried ont
The plan, Recently Teller has been paying aiten-
tinn 10 a Young w0ma.l, whom he intended making
his wife in short 1G and SIX months ago he he re-
formed his coronsnirators that they could get no
more MONEY from him. They threatened TO expose
him. and his courage failed him. On Monday, how
ever Teller made full confession to his employer.
but refused to bctray his accompces. He was
promised immunity from arrest or imprisonment,
tut 10 10 purpose. HIS arrest followed. lie says
that the firm is in reality to blame for his present
position as IT tcmpts man to steal ny paying him
only 81 n week, and expecting him to do the work
Dft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02

and A. Oakley Hall as we'll as Connolly, was tonndi
II was on this Indictment that Tweed and han
were tried the former being convicted ana tn9
latter acquitted. Connolly was not tried having IGsU
the country. All of the indictments were loI "iiS-
dcmeanOT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02
FAClLITIEs FOR CMEAp TELEGRApIIING.

The American Union Telegraph, Company com
pctrd contracts yesterday with the Pennsylvania
Company and the rittSburg, Cincinnati and -.
Louis Railroad Company for telc.rArllc privileges
along the lines of the two companies. The con
tracts are 10 continue twenty years and eve 10 III"
telegraph company the use of these companies road
waV lines, and offices. One condition Of the con
tracts is HAT .hc Western Union Company snail
have the same rights along the road only upon the
same terms granted the American Union Company.
These railroad companies have lines cNtcu''ing
from Pittshurg and Erie west tu Columbus. Cicvc-
land Cincinnati, Louisyllc ImdiqnaroliS. CHICAGO,
Toledo, and ST. Louis. 4 similar contract was
made in January with the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. The telegraph company now nnmh'rS
among it's allies the PcnnyS ranla, Baltimore and
Ohio, Wabash, Missouri Pacific. NJ i>Somri. Kansas
and Texas, Texas Pacific, and Union Pacific rail
road systems. 1t is constantly extending its lines.
and those to NcwOrcans will be completed carly in
July 1t remains only to build a line between Mont
gonicry and Mobile to secure this connection. SO
nearly are the other lines completed. In the recent
reduction of rates made Ivy the company, ConccS.
sonS made to press dispatches OF more than %
per cent of the former rates. 1t was SAID Yesterday
that the company on Monday sent from Chicago
over 30 900 of press reports at cost TO the news
papers of not more than onc-third OF the expense
under the old rates,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-02

s Wyo%"f SS TGPSo ana 2%SSps!GTP P %
r4t iIlr Nanicrnay den Antw.rp Scagcr Bros; Perrn
Broih,run N.r4. seaecr Eros. CoItes Bennett Halifax
prHIr ' 'iI Err,, Wyanok Conrh NoroH Cty Poni
Imllcpma, jed. Faye & Co. Nrptunc. Berry. Boston. II
ships Hannah Nor. Iu'kca. Maecillc. - IIcrry Nor
(Nar. ru'a.,n Rni"ullm flnch. EdycN Io ~an NiranO
ur I"thus. ~ s.. m,H1 ~ nnM"'h' A''nc ("'i'
'ti', Iolai jr orSr Iistc ri,rmann Eoop c CO:
J. T. linz" ,lt NirM M"M i S~l" 3 ilrD ; 81
d o. Nluon ,N"r' i1"Srn iio" b,l'n iTt"rins = 60;
shrryy",r dt e. a. III "a, la IT ~ T, ~,
-lt'J @ ' ....r,,ti q a. If r., N'r, lcor ,r'
lit Glt,i IS. ilrn rr,'n Eo,; pNI r"lrI on Wa.acr,
iop.oi, rircl rYr& Go; minlrn lDutch "rphr'. lot
,an' t'l' , iI! q CO. IHtln i:m,ni Aanicc ,ln"rn+
oWn or FluoutH rorcrs. IlrHnlann Urrn co; Norih
r %or TcA,lcn, Matas Point, araa Brnham ichcrns
I,s4 ca.ce,l Iorsson. Perth Amloy Nc,nllh sons
Fano CDm Moc''rs.i lian'r: Lnrlgan, neilrln 4 CO.
Al >a ~ ,sr pr2Mmr Zen n II, IN, q CO. IN
DI-A~rhR.
Go>o"y ne str FAN cg Gr "rh 2rriG G. at I,
cb,qtu hc came In collision wilma p'r''Acad ana dal
FOREIGN ports.
roypoN Juno Arrat rarrnw. Assy ria from New
Yori pl.'cd "a lizard str ttpa from Soy fc'S; naSscd
nrniT Str MaiiiIiah Ri from Philadelphia Deal
ar NrGan 40 qlf 1iF ir sr 'TT 3%@
fnFr'unI. June Arr al ustr Palmyra from HosOn
Vriou1 tlIlI, from Boston. passed GrpNhrlt 81 ul
June Arr ar Marathon from Boston Tor
Iiyrrrnu siguu M Cr1okllvrn str Patagonia from New
loli Liverpool str Illinois from Philadelphia for Law
cippol.
MoYILF, June l. AIT str Sarmauan, from Montreal and
Quebec Liverpool
York.
LONDON June 1.Salcl 2th ut Lincoln Capt Casncrscn
FOR alprr 9Th nit Nlil. for hilaue.p hia; TLlsaan
Clut Unlcr GOth MI, ReSinl Clp Ickln both for New
York Don Juan ls ult Jas stafford, SCOTS Bay. all for
ihI,lphin GiuO Anna n New York, Edith CagmiChacl
La ust. abb, Kong ~YCrre Nnpt Ellscn'.
Arr 10Th ut Agn-uuO Rap"tO, WinSlOw eth ulf, tu
rora capt ChuTcnn; Alexander British Qncen, Condor capt
usacat) NOrins. j0d, Akcr the Inter at Fnmou
VIII Fsuorc; IN u Alwinl, Louis tie GCer Rome.
mirms 3lst ult Hampton Court, liawatha, Kate covert
Mariner NotmbIia. R0hbuy; lst Inst AscenZlOno, Cesl
rina T.. Minister Of Marine, Osprey
Tor Later snip NecS. i anu see FIN Page,