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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

IOj Acres in Northwestern part of the CITY,
known Hyde Park additi L. Street cars
within three quarters of mile of tn tract and
likely soon to be extended through it. Worthy
the consideration of capital SITS. Have recently
sold two blocks, will sell as a whole or in small
parcels.
a block in Summit Park addition
The Lockwood addition, consisting of four
blocks north of the Nell on Lumber Company,
between Arcade and Forest streets. The latter
will soon be graded TO Seventh street. Will sell
single block.
An eligible corner on Marshall avenue.
A beautiful lot on Dayton avenue fronting
| south and near street cars.
Lots in Asylum addition, Fort street.
| a fire lot on Burr street.
The most elegant residence il the city, on the
| best street.
Fifty feet on Sixth street.
One hundred feet on Third street.
One of the best corners OF Fourth street.
Fifty feet on Robert, near Sixth street.
Improved business property on Third street.
| and on Seventh street.
Other properties too numerous to mention il
| SIX inches Of space.
! FOR RENT-Store No 566 Broadway,
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LNOR RENT-Basement, with use of sand Gel
Il lar and water, suitable for business or liv-
ing purposes. Apply to N. Gross, West Third
street, Seven Corners. 237*
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REAL EST4TE.

EOR SALE-Lot 19, block 6, in Woodland
II Park; lot 8, block 6, in Fuller's addition,
with house, by c. Niemann, 165 Martin street
237-43
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FlVErENTS ALlNE

M WANTED-Grocery clerk that understands
w tie business. Address Clerk, Globe Office.
243*
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE CnEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. so, 9:56 p. m.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time ct all stations.
Daily globe., 1883-08-31

M1 ANTED Immediately-Fifty men to work
W on conduit near Vadnais lake. Steady
work to good men through the winter. Apply at
Water Works Office, No. 20 East Fifth street, or
of engineer on work. 242-44
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M WANTED-Tinners, at corner Western and
w Nelson avenue. 241-47
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TANTED-At the Sank Center Academy,
Nv Professor of Penmanship and boo keep
ing. To one thoroughly competent, good sala-
~ will be given. Must be single and strictly
temperate. Submit specimens OF penmanship
and reference as to qualification to D. ]. Cogan.
Principal. 239*
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~ ANTEp-Two frst-class plumbers, at
~ Kenny y Hudner's, l18 and 100, West
Third street, St Pan. 1928
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Rooms.

TNOR RENT-Fifteen rooms over stores on
4 Broadway near Mississippi street, suitable
for boarding house. Inquire on premises. J.
II, Cooley. 242-243
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
PRESIDENT sHERMAN's RETIREMENT.

BENJAMIN B. Sherman, who has been for many
wears one of the most prominent bank officers in
this city, has retired from the presidency of the
Mechanics National Bank. He was sick during the
winter and although he has largely rcgained his
health he has been advised by his physician that
continued rest from business cares is necessary
to his complete recovery. Since he mas
been able 10 90 out of doors he has felt
il his duty TO visit the bank. but his friends say
that the e visits have not been beneficial. lie re-
signed as president that H. might be free from the
responsibilities of the Office; he Will remain mem
Der of the Board of Directors.
Mr. Sherman has been president of the bank about
ten years. having been elected soon after the panic
of 1878 to succeed Shepherd Knapp. IL was Ills
first connection with the bank. He had been for
quarter of a century director and vlce-presdent
of the Merchants and he still retains his seat IL
fine Board. long experience IN business, III which
he was always successful, admirably htted MT.
Sherman for bank officer. His judgment OF com
mercjal paper has been regarded uncrrIng for
many wears HIS successor has not been selected
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02

| State Prison. While Constable Martin was taxing
Morris from the courtroom. the prisoner suaaeny
broke from the constable bounded down the court
house stairs at ono leap and IN moment was lost
to sight in the shrubbery Of the old Colt properly
across the street. At last accounts he had not been
recaptured Edward 0Nell who stole Sooo IN Ia
money and two atches from the trunk OF an pa
lady who had given him home, was sentenced 10
men men Charged with being implicated IN the ferociops
had cut laundry rates were arraigned and their trial
set for next Friday Some amusing perplexity
existed and srs %v US " Wbsn
ChiDaman sells laundry to another ne also sells
his name, and most of the Cinnamon answer to
half dozen names.
wESTCHESTER COUNTY.
DoBB's FERRY-B f. Ashley late editor and
proprietor of The Portcheser Journal has purchased
The .Greenburoh Register. which will appear TINS
week under its new management.
MOUNT Krsco.-The old Matthias farm, contain
John p. Cuyler of Brooklyn, to Mrs. Cooper a 1uii-
bloOded Indian of the Delaware tribe.
LONG ISLAND
JAMAIcA-The body of George Bauer, of No. III
Essex-st., New York, who was drowned In Jamaica
Bay on Thursday was found yesterday eyenmg % oy
William Mosher and taken to the Court House "A
reward of $50 was offered for the hnding Oh tne
body.
LONG ISLAND CITy.-The Police Commissioners
held protracted session on Thursday night Tor the
purpose of hearing the evidence in the charges pae
ferred against Captain A. D Woous anu ioui Oui
GERS who were suspended from duty on FEBRUARY i;
The charges set forth that the accused had refused
to pay certain fines imposed on them for failing TO
hand over to the Board the property OF the depart
ment in their possession at the time Oh their sus
pension.
STATEN ISLAND.
PRINCES BAY.-Edward Murphy. assistant chem
list in the dental factory, is in critical condition,
caused by nhaling poisonous gases.
STAPLEToN.-The new iron lighthouse ,p az hoo-
bins Reef IL nearly completed. 1t Will nave an
improved white light with q fash every five
seconds
ELM PARK.-James Francis Oliver, colored one
of the crew of the schooner George Dickey,, while
attempting to board his vessel yesterday fell over
board from yaw boat and was drowned. HIS
body was not recovered.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
CASTLE GARDEN INTERESTS.

The Castle Garden Committee met yesterday to
give n hearing to the Delaw are, Lackawanna and
Western Railway representatives upon their appi-
cation for facilities to furnish transportation TO
Ipipra0ts. As no representatives of the road ap-
pcared the hearing was Adjourned 1t was con-
cluded by the committee that the indifference Of
the RAILWAY people was due TO the large amount of
business il has been able to do directly with the
steamship companies, aud independently of Castle
Garden, and that their anxiety for facilities at
Castle Garden was not great. IL is SAID that
the Lackawanna is getting Its business from the
steamship companies by giving them double the
commission that the pool lines are gIvlug.
The Castle Garden committee investigated COM
paint made by the North German Lloyd against
Emil Ernst, keeper Of the Hotel Germana, at No.
l4l Cedar-st. 1t appears that family by the
name OF Hcrdering arrived OH the steamship Main
on MAY z aud being 100 late to proceed 10 their
destination az ST. Mary's, Ohio, concluded TO
main at Castle Garden until the following day.
Meanwhile one of the agents OF the Gcraania llotei
made the acquaintance OF the family, and after
asking a number of questions induced Them 10 90
to his place. Then without the knowledge of
Herdering. Ernst hal telegraphed in the formers
name to his brother in Celina, Ohio, to send $40 at
once 10 pay his expenses. tclegraphc order for
$40 on a banker in this city was returned. The
following morning Ernst went with Hcrdcring to
get the order cashed and kept SD OF the amount.
The committee suspended Emil Ernst, and the North
German Lloyd will make application TO the Mayor
to revoke his license
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. RK............FRIDAY. JUNE /. 1888
ARRIVED.
Steamer city tBr Munro. Liverpool May % via
- with mdse and passengers 10 Henderson Bros
81 0naT. sT c9%poe Liverpool May o win
steamer De Eayer sg De naSa Hr antwerp May H. with
AusteIm r GOWN ca.na MAY . rd Palermo
A,a @ rUT s M pnSG ns:Sn Msy IS srs%s %s
niidsS sSa and passengers to PIN forwood q Cs
steamer Tallahassee Fisher savannah 2a days. with mdse
steamer &alf stream Ingram charleston Ga days. with
Steamer richmond Jenney West Point Va,
and passcnge % Old % DO%lnCS ,sSas, IS Co. Nav.
ship Charter Oak. Gikey. NewBeiford' In baiastto
BARK nSa tNor olsen Batavia Noy %, via Padans Feb
WITH %Gss yTGG. SSTa day with nitrate
to order vessel smith; anchored at Sandy Hook for
Ms1s,os G St 1Shp pTc MB Crsn0n % Bordeaux "
Peerless OF hnaI rsTna%snce r9s Ss
Bark Co Phiadelphial. Armstrong cieniuescs via
% d Mer n H ouson w MIL
sUNsEr-windat at Sandy Hook, light Sw; very hazy OF
shore tCity Island. light sWi clear.
Arrived yesterday
ship Palma ,uer) Kruse Punta Arenas 1853 days. with
an aSs s" 81 ov to eo rom Rqssf S Win
Port spain with sugar and to sons
to order vessel TO Phillips & straohe
CLEARED.
steamer Cornwall Br gFsSw Mprsan pro.
steamer Standard CBr, Darnon Newcastlcon Tyne E.
STEAMER State Texas RISK Port Royal and Fernandina
vim saya { III Mallory & Co.
steamer Richmond Jenncy, Newport News-Old Dominion
steamer wyanoks Hulpher'' Norfolk. City Point and
steamer Colingwood tBr). Ashby Batmore-seager
steamer Octorara Reynolds, Baltimore-J Krems.
Ship Arizona (Bri, Bowden. London-snow e Burgess.
p shp Anns er MeaIsns I@ndon"Hefmann xoop Co.
Ship Leyiathan (Nor). Momsen, MISUNDERSTANDING Ger
ship Austrana (Br Mcintosh Liverpool Roberts Ur.
ship Casiine Morgan. Trieste Aust-Theo Ruger & Co.
ship Marlborough (Br. Salter Antwerp-Snow Burgess
John Clark. COnant Anjier, Java for orders-B
bark sokrates CNor Aaron woborg Russa-Funch, Edge
saTk Gustav Adoph tNorl sonsscn. Bergen Nor-Funch
bark KaiIsto (Nor), Ugland Gothenburg swed-Funch.
Bark Nor tNor), sonssen, Gothenburg-Funch Edye Co.
Bark Ino Swed Jonessen sodertee Sweden kmann,
BarE Jenny CRuss. sundnhl, HclsingfOrs. Dcn-Funch
Bark tNor). Frederiksen Borga and Helsngiors-
BARK sophie Josepha (Sor). Miller, Mandal orders
Bark scot land (Dr), Munro Antwerp-snow & Burgess
Bark Beloyue lBrl, kaiin, Dunkirk-Sn0w & Burgess
Bark Betty toer) Lohmann Hamburg-Hermann koop
Bark Won Berg tGer). Kasscbohm, Hamburg-Muller &
BARK China (Ger. Jordan Hamburg--Muller & Kruger
Bark Edwin tNorl, Jaeger. Lubec-Fnnch Edge Co.
lark adelaide Chisyara titaD Bregan AIcIandretta-
Bark William Phillips Potter santander sp-James El.
BARK Benham (Nor. Norman, Fiume Aus-Benham &
Brig vigiant swed. sundberg, wasa Rus-Funch. Edge
Brig Laura Cswed). soderteje swsd- Funch Edye Co.
brig L e w Armstrong. Alexander, st Pierre Mart
Brig G Van Horn. Campbell. windsor. Ns-r Nevius
Son
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
false representations The defendant was released
on S17. 600 bail.
THE LUTHERAN MINIsTERIUM.

The third session of the German Evangencali
lutheran Ministerum of New-York was opeheee
yesterday morning with prayer by the Rev. III: ";
the delegates to the last convention OF the Sensral
Council showing that the large German ana - Scah an
dinavian immigration had taxed the energies OF t.e
Church to great extent. To meet the requirements a
of their work, the German General Commlttee nas
agreed with President Pausen, OF the Iheoiog,Cai ,
Institution at Knapp, in Schleswig. hois'cih, ~
to send young men from that piace The
engage in the home missionary neiu. s;
following committees were announced by tne Pies ~
dent: On the minutes of the last conventloh, sno
Revs Mcssrs Hager, Krp. Oswald ana nj Messrs ssn.
gregations the Rev. Messrs steinha9ssa. scu, n5
Peterson and Messrs. Hofmeister anu Dassni E.n oi
reports of conferences, the Rev. Messrs. s' SieuHso'
Flath. Kober and Schooner, and Messrs. fiar.in, .
Leichr. Duderstate and Couratles; on excuses, lme
Rev. Messrs. Burkhart, Becker Iirium, Y. -. oo,l-
mer and Messrs Hengener, Ramps and fiocnsnai.,n. .
The fourth session was held in the afternoon, .no
order of business being the report OF the commtoes
in reference 10 an appeal OF the Key A ". Iey VI
BROOKLYN from resolution OF the First g
on the doctrine of Eternal REORGANIZATION. MI rrey
dlsagrees with the majority on that doctrine. !ho
committee reported in favor OF leaving ,he sett,e
nent of the question to the meeting, and when lne
session closed, the members were comparing views
on the subject In the evening the Rev. ". Berke-
meier of POughkeepse, ana the Kew. II; Deiuei,,
becke. of Troy, spoke on the subject OF home anu
Foreign Missions
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
NEW WOMEN DOCTORS.

The friends of the women's Medical College of
the New York Infirmary filled the Turf Club Thea
ire last night. at the fourteenth annual commence
ment of the institution. Five young women re-
ceiyed the degree of Doctor of Medicine. On the
platform were seated the graduates; each holding
large bouquet of roses the Rev. w. s. Ransiord,
of st. Georges Church, the Rev. Kenneth Macken;;
zie, of the Church of the Holy Trinity; MI. anc
Mrs Robert Haydock MIR. and Mrs. Robert Oily
phant; John T. Willets, Mrs; Thomas Hicks. Coles
Johnston, Mrs. J. L. Kirby. Miss Mary Collins, Mrs
Robert Hoe, jr.; Mrs. G. II. Klssell and the
following members of the faculty: Drs. Elzs6eth
Blackwell, Emily Blackwell, G. H. WynGoop. Mary
Putnam jacob, L. ii. James Mary A: Wattles L.
DE F. Ricketts,, A. Il. Robinson. II. n. helneman,
L. Nj. CheeSeman, ID. NJ Stlmson h. I. Bronson, H.
W. Amidon. W. X. Birdsal Anne A; Angel, Sarah
j. McNutt, G. A. Farwell and Mary I. Bsseil. After
the degrees had been conferred by President Hay
dock. Ds, jacob delivered an address to the class
which consisted of good advice to the young ladies
and pleas for the recognition of women in the med,
cal profession. The Rev. Mr.. Rainsford followed
in an appeal Tor money for the college, which is at
No. 12S Second-ave He said that it should
have money to furnish better rooms for the stu
dents and library. The names of the graduates
were Augusta A. Field. of Pennsylvania; julia G
f. McNutt. of New-York /; Sarah K. Mead. of New
jersey Harriet Post. of Wisconsin,, and Maria Is.
Patterson, of NewYOrk.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
IMPOsITIONs BY CITY MARSHALs.

The city marshals are constantly Getting in
trouble because OF their Illegal aud unjust acts.
Many poor persons submit to the impostiOns Of
those political bcelers because they do not know
how to obtain redress. Others complain 10 tho
Mayor, and considerable part of the time of the
private secretary is taken up with hearing testi-
mony in these cases. The marshals are
appointed for six years, and they
have to be confirmed by the Aldermen, each me!I-
Der of the political majority In the Board generally
names two inarsbals. They are paid III tees, and
are therefore induced 10 wiring from poor creditors
as much possible III order TO get paid for Their
work. One of these peculiar cases came before the
Mayor yesterday. Herman Lieberman, OF No 40
Forsyth-st., charged Solomon Cohen. a city mar
sbal with attempting illegally to take sewing
maclIne from Laebernan's house and with severely
eating his wife's wrists because she resisted
Cohen's efforts TO take the machine. IL appeared
by the evidence that Cohen claimed that Liebeman
owed him 81 80 In fees on judgment against
Licbermau tor SGT. satisfaction OF the ju gincnt
was shown Cohen, but lie attempted 10 carry away
the sewing machine for his 81 so Zee, and that
without making a demand for the sum. The Mayor
reserved his decision to whether not lie would
remove Cohen.
DENYING THE AUTHORSHIP OF A LETTER.
Edward s. Solomon. a musician, and author Of
"Bilee Taylor appeared III the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday, in answer to summons
issued by Justice Patterson at the instance OF John
Howson the actor and carlcaturist. Mr.. Howson
stated that on the Goth of last month there pub
lished In The Dramatic Times what appeared TO be
letter. IT was signed Edward :. Solomon. Ap
pended 10 il was quoted paragraph, supposed TO
have been cullcd from the columns OF The Aec- York
Mirror The para ragraph stated that when Lillian
Russell was III Boston and New-Haven, in April last.
she underworld 10 draw an advance OF 900 on
nine-weeks engagement TO be fulfilled in the Bos-
Ton Museum. In the letter IL was stated that the
statement III regard to Miss Russell was lle eua-
mating either from John Howson or G.. A. Page.
Inc writer also sharply criticised Mr.. Howson, and
stated that his salary was only Sl25 week instead
OF sZoO, as was represented. Several other state
ments were made tending TO injure Mr.. Howson,
socially and financially Mr.. Solomon denied hav-
lhg written the letter and disclaimed all knowl-
him. "FO.A "ioon"i seu
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
ENRIQUE TRUJILLo ARRESTED

Enrique Trujillo. flour dealer was taken into
custody by the Sheriff yesterday on an order of ar.
rest issued complaint Of George b. Robinson Who
charged Trujlo with attempting to defrand hun out
O45 The complainant alleges that he sold -four
Trujill0 Oh his representation that be was doing a
good business and was able to pay for what he pur-
chased. Irujillo after receiving the -four made an
ssagnnent with preferences TO other creditors
Robinson charges that lrujillo knowingly made
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
JUROR BIGELOW EyoNrPAvrn

Asa ID. BigelOw, foreman of the iurv in tbo Nor-
nott Jcwelry larceny case who was accused of i'm
proper CONDUCT as a Juror by seeking advice from
Aaron Al .. Vanderpoei has received from Judge
preston has gone abroad in regard to his action IN
the case Judge Gildersleeve says that he has been
chance, ana during few minutes conyersation ~
lunch, Mr. Bieelow stating that he was one of the
Jurors, 1t was promptly and properly suggested by
the matter Dc discussed. Judge GildersIeeye adds
that there was no improperly in the conduct of
Mr. RlgelOW. y
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Coropera inquost On Brooklyn Bridge disaster
American Jockey club races AT jerome Park
Championship games at New-lOik Athletic club
Grounds Mott Haven.
Pnckard's Business College alumni dinner at Delmon-
icO's. -,
Male re achers Association meeting at College OF City
OF New-YOTk
CnicaguNew York aud Jcli ipse- Metropolitan baseball
matches at the FOiO GrJuLds
IarcDIuOnt Yacht Cub meeting at Larchmont
Mayor EdsOn's " Cabinet meeting AT City Hail.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
Uovs.- Senators Joseph r. Hawley, of

Gilscu U0use-SenatOrs Joseph X. Hawley, OF
Mcpherson Of NewJeTsey Erereu Housc-schuyler
Coifix OF indiana. Tciorio Hotet-Gaiusna Grow
of Pennsvlvana run de,its Hof,i-Kcar Admiral
r n sterabcl 4. e N.... Grand H0fei-Insl ectof-
General ID. Il. sacket and DR. d. L. Huntington U; = A.
- Eeir- York HOfet-Genera John D. Marmaiukc, OF
ST. i,Ouig - HoeD,un HoWse-The Rev. DR.. James Free
man Clarke OF Boston Grand central Hofel-ileu
tenant olOne ". T. Chambers, OF London hildsor
HoieL-D. w. Caldwell. vcepresideDt of the New-YOrk
Chicago and ST. Louis Railway Company ASfoT House
Commander fl. Is. Seeiy, u. b. N, and General j. =
NDUleY OF Pl1tsDurg.
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
55krLED.

Steamers Assyran Monarch for London, Edith Golden
ship Hv1s IbomSsy
Brooks Jago Brigs Ats st Johns NFi lewis Squire
Anchored at City Island bound out-sp Hercules, for
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON; May sl-ssiled steamer Denmark tBr,' Tyson
LIVERPOOL June l-Arrved steamers Bavarian tr Lag
May is Memnon r FaIieD nom NsvYsrs MAY H.
steamer an foE ssssSn
pennsyiyans, Dodge, Phlaisphis
ouERxsfowN June l-saed. steamer Belgravia lBr).
sRsToi. May Si-saed. steamer Devon Bp. Morice for
soUrHANrrox May sl-sacd. steamer Elbe tGcr,' Willie
ass R@sn Ir steamer Ethiopia s Camp
bell from New:York. s.,.o,
,rGn Ma3 a steamer N0mand' F
Sailed Gelert tas, Kuhlewein. from Hamburg
sot Ro.rS M June l@A,ysa. steamer Hewick tBp. Young
XsTwEar June l-xrrved steamer Nederand tBelg. Ue'
CorEsHAoES. June Arrived steamer Heimdahi tDan)'
BREMEN June i-Arrved steamer Fuda tGer) Lest, from
May a'.saSs ss &
from Mediterranean ports hence for New.Yerk
Announcements
Brummell's Caramels (name on each wrapper)
very popular ricb mellow and delicious
Don't die in the house. "Rough on Rats
clears out rats. MICE flies, reaches. bedbags. loc
EXCESSIVE FATNEss RELIEVED by nOurishlng,
non-attening food. HEALTH FOOD Co, "a 4thaye
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
IA Lexington.ave. between Goth and 3Oth-sts
Hours, to l. 5tO7. Diseases OF the Nervous SYSTEM
Genito- Urinary Organs Impotence and Sterilty
It is fair to suppose that every man and
the world Is familiar with the fact that Holmans
Pad for Malaria Liver and Stomach ailments
Tryit
Mammaline is the only thing that will pre-
and speedily cakiug aud broken breasts Drug
gists keepit.
PILES, PILES PILES.
Cured without the OF the knife powder or salves
patient suffers pain charges until cured consuta-
tiou free write for references - .oo.,
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02

IF YOUR PARENTS ARE AFRAID TO TRUST YO0
ON THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE 1T IS PERFECTLY
SAFE TO COME DOWN AND TAKE LOOK AT oUH
PICTURE OF 1T DISPLAYED IN FRONT OF THE
STORE, AND WHICH WILL BE REMOVED NEXT
WEEK. THE PICTURE Is WORTH SEEING. AND II
SPRING CLOTHES. SHOES OR HATS ARE TO Bu
BOUGHT, HERE IS FIRsrcLAss PLACE
TO GET THEM; ONLY CONN, IF POSSIBLE, IN THE
FORENOON TO AVOID THE CROWD OBJ LATE SHOP.
PERs. FOR WHOM wE'PROvIDE AN EXTRA FORCE
OF Statesmen on SATURDAYS, AND KEEP OPEN
UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK AT NIGHT.
WE DEVOTE ALMOST AS MUCH ATTENTION TO
BOYS CLOTHING AS TO MEMS, AND KEEP STOCK
OF ALL GRADES. FROM THE FINEST ANY ONE
NEED WANT TO THE LOWEST QUALITY CoNsIs.
TENT WITH GOOD SERVICE. THE CONVENIENCE
OF FINDING IN ONE PLACE BOYS FURNISHING
GOODS OF EVERY KIND, WITH HATS AND SHOES,
IS AN ADDITIONAL INCENTIVE TO DEALING
HERE ESPECIALLY AS WE GIVE WITH EACH sA LD
A LEGAL GUARANTEE WHICH ENTITIES you TO
BRING BACK GOoOs AND OBTAIN YOUR MONEY
WITHOUT BEING SUBJECTED TO EMBARRASSING
QUESTIONS OR PERSISTENT ATTEMPTS TO SELL
YOU SOMETHING ELSE
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises $780, 229 Moons age days ~
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-sandy Hook 4:53 Gov. Island. b:lG; He'll Gate 105
PM-Sandy HOOK b:22; Gov. Island. DAG Hell Gate 900
New-York tribune., 1883-06-02
THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE ELECTION.

The election for officers of the Produce Exchange,
which is TO take place on Monday next promises to
he an exciting contest. There at present six
tickets talked of. 1t was intended TO divide the
honors with the Building Committee with Alexan-
der r. Orr as the nominee for president The men,
hers of the committee united IN decllnatlon TO ac-
cent of any office until the building is finished
The charmen of the thirteen different committees
appointed three delegates from each
committee to nominate Regular" ticket,
with the following result: For president,
Edmund s. Whitman, present vice-president:
vice president ID. A. Llndey treasurer, Samuel
Jacoby the present treasurer; managers, Richard
Arnold, Alfred Romer, John A Tobey. 1. A. Nc
Intyre, j. A. Amelung, Charles G. Burk. Henry 1.
Kneeland, Z. NJ. Vail, David Bingham, L. Nj.
Mllspaugb. John w. Parker and w. +. Sorey..
The friends of j. H. Herrick, who was so seriously
defeated last year as candidate Tor president.
called caucus. Several informal meetings have
been held, and 1t not until yesterday that The
Members Regular" ticket was completed wlth j.
II. Herrick for president; Gustav SchwaD, wee
president; Samuel Jacoby, treasurer. The candl-
date. for managers are the same as upon the Nhit-
man ticket excepting that ID. A Lindley is sub
sttuted for II. T. Kueeland, Charles \. Pool Tor
David Bingham, Benjamin Logan for +. NJ.
Nillspaugh and A. POgenstecker Tor W. II. Sorey.
A third ticket posted on the Exchange Just ne
fore the close YESTERDAY beaded "lndependeni lt
was headed by l.. <. Whitman for president, Iheo-
dore j. Hustled yice-pr.sidcnt, and Mr. Jacoby,
treasurer This was followed by "Members In-
dependent" ticket headed by Mr.. Herrick aud MI.
Sciwab for president and vicepresident respective
ly and with no candidate for treasurer. Three more
tickets are IN course of preparation