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dress reference j. BRENNAN 81 Johnston building,
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IFRIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
Finest and Cheapest Meathavoring Stock Tor
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IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
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weak digestion and debility. " IL is success and
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"Melieal Press" Lancet" british MtdicA'
Journal" etc.
4 IEBIG COMPANI'S EXTRACT OF MEAI
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This Caution necessary, owing 70 various
cheap and inferior substitutes being In the mar
! IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF NEAT:
TO be had Of all StOrekeepers Grceers and
Chemists. sole Agents for the nlted states Whole
sale onlyl G.. David & Co, Fenchurcha'enne'
London, England. ,-,
Sold wholesale by Park Tilforl, Smith Wander peek,
Acker Nerall & C0ndit McKessOn Robbins H. X. x T.
Thnrber q CO. aud Messrs. W. Ii. scheneln s Co.
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COACHMAN.-By a respectable single man
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managed by Swedish gentleman end patrnzed by the elis
Of New. York families. ~ 'S'
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20 TRAINS EACH WAY , %EE * pA. 6Ep ''
PHIA! 2 IN NEW.YoRk.
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A MISS J.. CAMPBELL'S foreign and do
"A nestle male and female EMPLOYMENT BIZ sRAu
81 West 22dst-seryants disappointing families VILE er
cudCd from this Office.
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Art SChools-City.
TTRS. LOUISA y. CULVER will receive pupils
w brgiquing Tuesday oct &C. IN DRAWING, OIL and VA
TER COLOR PAINTING. tT1LL LIFE, FLOWElts and
LANDSCAPE, CHINA PAINTING and DECORATIONS.
SIT DO. No. 50 MAplSON-ANE
References:
Hr. D. HUNTINGTOS, Mr. WILLIAM HART. At
JAMES HART NJ. A. /. BILLIONS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

GOVERNOR CLEVELAND AT HIGH SCHOOL 4,
ALBANY, June 11.-GOvern0r Cleveland vlslteu
the High and made short address 10
the scholars - .
CANAL TONNAGE FOR WEEK IN JUNE.
AtnANY. June 1.-The total tonnage on the
for the rst In June l999O2 TONS against
i54 4O2 tons for the same period last year
THE cANKER WORM IN NEW.HAMPSaIRE
CONCORD, n H., June 1.-THE farmers In this
cinty tear that the which have already ap'
neared In largo will destroy the fruit crop
sUPERINTEN DENT OF STREETS IN BOSTON.
BosroN, June ll.-J. j. Flynn was elected super
nendent OF streets by the Board OF Aldermen TO night
FLYNN resigned the presidency Of the Common Couhc 70
como candidate. -.
TIopEMENT OF A NEGRO WITH A WHITE GIRL.
MILWAUKEE, June ll.-"Sam" Smart. negro.
a thirty was arrested day for clipping rom Fond da
ae with ne schmaehga white girl ate sixteen he was
hotel cook in Fond du Lao
THE BOND IN THE GAINES APPEAL.
NFw-ORtEANs, June I1.-Judge Billings, IN the
rned states Circuit to-day refused the Application
OF he city OF NewOrleans for reduction OIL It's appeA pono
in The Gaines case The bond s S2,oO1OOO.
CLOSING LEAGUE ISLAND YARD.
PHILADELPHIA. juno lit was stated to-day
that In accordance with the recommendations mace " '
naval Commission the League Island navy ia VII v,
closed on uy To- This wal thTow aboat 900 O"' o.
work.
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BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-Barrett & Cat
tell stockholders, No. IL Merchants Exchange, sus
pended to-day. The firm was short OF Pennsylvania
Reading and Northern Pacific common. About 1000
shares Of these stocks bought under the rule and
The m Ia agent In this city OF the White star steam-
slip Company.
KANSAS CITY, Juue 11.-Rhodes Hubbs x Co., whole
sale notion dealers have failed and their stock Is In
possession OF preferred creditors.
ALBANY, June l1.-weatherhead & Co., dealers In
fancy groceries, made assignment to-day Their
assets and Liabilities have not been aseertalned'
sroUGnroN wls. June 1T G.. Maudt, wagon man.
uaeturer failed Saturday II s estimated that
his liabilities are 100000 Efforts being made to
effect compromise
The firm Of vanderhoof, Morrison & Co., OF No SO
Eewt sent notice to the Stock Exchange yesterday OF
It's inability to meet its contracts. over 5000 shares
OF stock including 1000 shares Of Lacka
wanna and 900 shares OF Union Pacific were
bought in "under the rule" for the account
OF the frm II understood that contracts for some
1000 shares Jersey Central settled privately
The failure did not any excitement at the Ex-
change, and the announcement was received with little
surprise At the oilce Of the firm inforInn-
tion about Its affairs c0uld be gained
II was intimsed by one OF the partners that
the customers the house hal kept their margins
good but this was not accepted by Wall street as an
adequate OF the failure T. A. Vanderhooi, lr.,
Office yesterday and 1t was sald there
that no had not boon there for several days. The
firm was formed less than two years ago. and has done
at times largo business IL is composed OF r. van,
Harvey b. VanderhOof. The senior partner was former
ly Of tie firm OF Montague & YanderhooL
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ion Of their escape from JAIL After the money had been
pad discovered that both father and had been
supplying the fugtyesiwith food and harboring them
ATTEMPT TO SHOOT A CONGRESSMAN

JOHN E. LAMB FIRED AT IN TERRE HAUTE BY
SAUL c. DAVIS.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June 11.-This city was set
wild with excitement this afternoon by the at
tempted murder of John f. Lamb, Congressman
from this district, by Saul c. Davis an attorney of
this city. Davis was stationed at the entrance to
Lambs Office. when the latter approached and sa-
luted him with:
How are your
Don't you speak to me-" said Davis
81 will speak to you. want to talk to you," said
Lamb.
mo you won't" said Davis rounding out the
sentence with epthets, and Immediately drawing q
revolver and placing 1T almost to against Lambs
chest.
The Congressman threw up the weapon with one
hand, and lodged as 1T was DISCHARGED, the ball
passing over his shoulder and through passing
wagon and lodging In the drivers foot, infictlDg
painful wound. Lamb went into the store next
door. and Davis was taken In charge by the by
standers.
The cause of the attempt is attributed to occur
rences growing out of libel slit against The
Express, in which Davis appears for the prosecution
ana Lamb for the defence.
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WYyKooP g. HALLENBECES GRIEVANCE.

The action of the Postmaster-General in cancelling
the award of the contract for bound blanks and
blank books for the money-order business, made to
Wynkoop & Haenbeck, of No. III Fulton-st''
this city, has caused that firm to announce their n-
tention of beginning suit against the Postmaster
General for 100000 damages. After the
publication OF the bids and after the awards
had been made, but previous to the actual
execution of the contract. the Postmaster-General
sent q telegram to Wynkoop & Hallenbeck stating
that the award of tho contract to them had been
cancelled Oh account OF error in some OF the 0ids
and proposals would again be advertised for. The
"errorV was on the part of the Government Printer.
who claims that IN his bud the price OF 6 certain l
been O4 cents. This would make difference In his
bid of 5000. while Wynkoop q HallenDecks 8
Printer WynkOop 81 Hallenbeck state that they
were practically the only competitor to the Govern
ment Printer, and as their estimate Is now l9iy iy
known to the Government Printer he can readily
make his estimate lower.
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Club OF the United Kingdom the former was VICTORIOUS
by a score Of twelve games TO one.
LONDON June 11-Alderman Roe. Liberal, has Deeii
elected Member OF Parliament for Derby without oppo
siion In place OF Mr. Bass Liberal, who has retired
PARIS, June 11In the Senatorial elections heid yes
terday NJ. Beral, Advanced Republican, was returned
for the Department OF Lot and NJ. Beret. Republican
for the Department of Meurthe- ct Moselle.
TgHERAN June lis. G. w. Benjamin, the newly ap-
pointed United States Minister Persia has arrived
mere and presented credentials to the Shah, from
whom he received a cordial welcome.
MELBOURNE June 1l-victoria and the other colonies
are taking steps urge the Imperial Government 10
annex the New Hebrdes the Solomon Islands and othsr
groups OF islands in the Pacific.
BERLIN June 11-Last Saturdays sitting OF the Reic-
stag was the Tooth OF the session. This the largest
number Of stngsin any session on record. ID nouor
event two splendid bouquets were pa9ed on the
Presidents table.
LIMA, Peru, June 11.-There Is little doubt that tne
preliminary peace has been signed with Isesa
El Concrete to-day says that the basis OF peace mas pec
signed by one Of the most honorable chiefs OF the Peril
Wan army and that there are hopes OF an carry aoST
ment OF political relations with Bolivia
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NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

HALIFAX. N. s., June 1.-THE steamer
Ahambra at this port from New-York for st. Johns,
Newton ndand, has board two whae-boats, dingy,
and quantity Of stores for the fitting up OF the steamer
which has been chartered by the United states
Government 10 20 10 the relief OF the Greedy Arctic Ex-
pedtion.
MONTREAL, Que, June 11.-Justicc Ranvile to-day
gave Judgment annulIng the marriage Of Miss Chnfey
70 the bogus Lord Cantyre the ground OF her being
minor and the Of her guardian not being gwen
The Court denounced the system OF granting licenses
here which giyes security 10 families
An important suit by the shareholders of the defunc
Consolidated Bank against the ex-drectors was begun
in the Superior before Justice Lavanger today
The charges for not properly supervising the man
a0ement OF the officials and for publishing false and de-
ceDtiye monthly returns 1t Is held that true state
ments had been issued $1,500OOo would have been
saved TO the piaintins.
OugBgc June 1.-THE Archbishop OF Quebec has Is
sued pastoral coudemnng the making public OF charges
OF etc. against members OF the clergy
HALIFAX n June 11A grand reception TO the dele
gates to the biennial session Of the Grand Lodge OF the
Independent Order of Good Tempars OF the world which
opens tomorrow given In the Legislative Assembly
Chamber this evening Among the representatives In
attendance are Mrs A. NJ. Greene, OF the Juvenile
TempIars OF Liverpool England; w. w. Turnbnll Of
Glasgow, Scotland; the Rev. Burford Hooks, OF
RhyI Wales; the Rev. L. FraDcks OF
Wigan, England; s. insult, OF Middlesex, Eng.
land; H. j. Osborne aud Mrs L. Osborne, OF
land Charles Green, of Ireland Brother Goldsmith OF
the Isle OF Man Brother q. f. Phillips oil NewJersey
Wilson OF Virginia. W. Artrel Of Florida, and L. X
@. Clare, Of Bahamas, West Indies
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THE FIRE RECORD.
HEAVY LOSSES AT HAvRE DE GRACE.

HEAVY LOSSES AT HAvRE DE GRACE.
HAVE DE GRACE, Nd, June 1.-THE largo
saw mi owned by John Dubois was discovered TO oe On
re tina afternoon and in less than an hour was burned
., he ,ronnd An Immense stock OF lumber, including
doors sashes, &c., aud all stock on hand have been
destroyed.
AT this writing 1880 p m the fire is under conrrol.
Mr. D1boiss near as can be estimated TO-
night s225OOO some four million feet OF lumber be-
ing DESTROYED. The insurance on tho properly
=. .nnnosea 10 be about $25,000 Sixty or
- nen have been thrown out OF empi0ymeut
and il is a severe loss to the city Mr. A. McComsss
suu stoct of coal on the wharf caught tre aud was
somewhat damaged. The wharves belonging TO tue
Rsnd,nc Coal aud Iron Company are supposed TO have
sustuiDed a damage of 81, 900 TO $1,000
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LNDLANS CAPTURED BY GENERAL CROOK

THE COMMAND REPORTED TO HAVE REcRossED THE
LINE on SATURDAY.
a. 49,.
TOMBSTONE, Ariz., June 11.-An arrival this
morning from the Chincahuas brings information
to The Epaph that General Crook has returned from
bis expedition and is encamped on Silver Creek at
the south end of the ChIrcahuas, where he arrived
yesterday afternoon. Sixty miles southeast OF this
place Saco Chatto with $50 hostiles, surrendered
and were brought iu by General Crook, who re-
crossed the line last Saturday. Among the prison.
ers were seventy-fve bucks.
II is believed that General Crook will return and
endeavOr to capture the warriors. His command
is in good fighting TRIM There have been no casu-
alties 80 far,
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TRYING no ABDUCT MIR. GILL.

carriage drove up TO the door of No. 149 East
Twenty-sixth-st last night and Alice and Harriet
Woodhall emerged from the house leading John Gill,
the old gentleman who is said by his relatives TO
be unable to manage his affairs. Just as the old
man was ushered into the coach hn
son William who lives at No. 151 East Twenty
s,xth.st., appeared aud attempted to induce
his father to defer his journey.
The women assisted the old man and 2
lively struggle followed. A. large crowd
congregated among them an officer rom Iho
anI the contestants were taken TO the police
stat,on' There William was charged with steal.
ing satchel and with asi9in assault ;se inc
having assaulted him, while Harriet Woodbal was
charged with disorderly conduct. -, ~
W. ieg,i nroceeoings in connection with Mr..
SANITY were up in the courts yesterday. and an
account of them viii bo found in the regular court
REPORTS,
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interview than he had before, concerning Fenian
climbs in New York and their objects. The Irish
Republic" he said, was mentioned IN the oath he
took in New York when he joined the conspirators.
He wa, not aware that Ireland had had a separate
narlament during the last century. He had never
been associated with any plot rebellion in Eng
land or Ireland. 1t of no account to him
whether Ireland became q republic or had home
rule He had never conversed with DIR. Gallagher
in anybody ese's. presence. HIS suspicious
had been aroused by spring which Gallagher
handed him and which fitted hammer made to ex-
Mode cap He admitted that he had broken his
oath to the Emerald Club in New-York which was
was then again examined by the prosecution, when
he said he did not know the objects of the society
until he Joined it and then he did not like 10 back
out. =,
After other witnesses had testified to prove that
Whitehead had purchased acids, glycerine and
other compounds used in the manufacture OF ex-
plosiyes the Court adjourned.
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DAMAGE FROM WIND AND RAIN.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 11.-NOrth Vernon was
visited by tornado last night IL passed through the
southern part Of the and destroyed brick church
and five houses No one was injured. A train OF ten
cars on the Ohio and Mississippi Railway was blown
from the track east OF North Vernon. but one was
injured Further up the railroad. at Osgood, several
boses were blown down ana two persons are reported
10 have been killed The cloud was OF funnel shape and
moved eastward
PORT JEKyIs, " " June 11.-IIeavy rain fell In this
vicinity last night and GOO feet OF the owpath OF the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Iiuguenot was washed
avav 70 n depth OF ten feet below the bottom OF tho
canal This viii stop navigation for At least one week
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THE hyde PARK SCANDAL.
THE VERSION OF THE AFFAIR WHICH WAS CIV EN-
YESTERDAY.
TBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.l

IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l
SCRANTON, Penn, June 1.-The scandal,
which caused such general commotion In Hyde PARK
Yesterday assumed many new phases among the resi-
dents to-day 1t is popular talk who are the per
sons associated with the matter John Hunden has Tor
two years past licensed minister In the church Oh
the Plymouth in that place but mas
not vet fitted himself to be ordained. His age Is about
thirty He was born In Wales and has lived in
this country about four years. Mary Ellen Davis, an
attractive maiden OF nineteen whose parents are dead
ia the young lady connected with the affair. Her family
connections are OF the highest class and she very pop
iar For some me past she has been acting as casher
In the store OF an uncle, william q. THOMAS
She has been acquainted with Hunden for some tne
and report to-day says there was marriage engagemenI
between thcm and that from this the attempt at
suicide As told to-day the story Ia that Hunden was
anxious regarding his intended marriage, and that on
being told by the young lady that marriage between
them now seemed an impossbillty, he In moment Oh
anguish swallowed the drug. After trying In vain TO
revive Hunden the girl went home and made known
how her reckless lover had attempted to destroy hmse
Policemen and physicians were al once dlspacheu 70
the spot and with considerable effort the almost mani
mate form revived. 4. -.
Miss Davis decined to make any statements to-day,
but shows signs OF much suffering cali was mno
upon Mr Hunden, bat he also uncommunicauve;
He will leave the IN the hands OF the ohcers OF
tue church where he has doubt OF complete Vlhdsa
tion. He ia confined 20 his home by tho
effects OF the drug and his mother expressed inc rear
. that he may yet succumDs
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TITO DEATHS CAUSED BY a FALSE WIFE.

srEuBENvILLE, Ohio, June 11.-Alexander
Mvat indicted for the murder Of John Bird aud confined
in the ja here hanged himself in his cell last night
Bird ran away with Myatts wife, aud Myatt followed
them to steubenvle where he shot aud killed Bro on
NAV 90 The following letter was found In tho cell;
DEAR SARAH: loved you better than any woman In
the world N yOu were wicked TO me- but have for-
gwen and prayed God to forgive YOU Please 90 not
Sorsake the dear children Arthur, stick 10 your mother
and write 10 your Unco Arthur for money to help you
"i" "'' w 49, ALEXANDER MYATr.
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DISASTERS At SCI.

BosroY, June 11.-Captain Killen, of the
schooner Mary A. Kilen Of Thomaston this pcrt re-
ports that on June T. OF Libby Island, in thick fog
schooner struck the Kens jbboom. carrying 1t away
with the headgear. The KlIens bow struck the other
schooner on the port bow. causing her 10 sink In hye
minutes She proved 20 be the Ocean Bride. captain
Mcclellan OF and for st. john. ". b. from New YORK,
with coal William Collins, "a seaman, was drowned
CHATHAM Mass, June 1l.-Thc now three masted
schooner Albert H. Cross Captain Pendleton, from New
buryport for Delaware Breakwater, came ashore on
Chatham Bars this morning. lies In easy position
md
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ROBBERIES IN BOSTON.

BosroN, June 11.-James Farron, with
several aliases was to-day found guilty on seven counts
Of breaking and entering residences at the South End
and was sentenced to fifteen years Imprisonment HIS
nlan OF operation was TO dress himself Roman Cath
oc uriest and by visiting servaat girls make himself
familiar with the means of ngress and egress OF the
houses. l., -. IL. =, La
Recentlv they red In the Hotel Vendone OF Jew.
elry valued at S3 900. few evenings aso tho same
gang t Ia supposed, robbed rooms IN the Parker ouse
Of iewelry valued at nearly $1,000
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

BosroN, June 1.-THE Treasury Committee
this afternoon reported adversely upon Walter shaneys
claim for reimbursement tor loss sustained IN
IN. construction OF the Hoosac Tunnel The Senate re-
considered the engrossment Of the Cape Cod Ship Canal
bill aud amended It by providing for capital of $1,000
900 instead OF 000 limiting it so that the money
raised shall be properly expended on the canal
THE Jont Judiciary Committee to-day decided TO
recommend the appointment OF special committee
asked for by Butler to sit during the recess Tor
ts nvestigntOn OF the alleged malfeasancc and mls
feasance In the departments and report TO the next
Legislature.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

BERLIN, June 1l-Prince Bismarck had long confer
ence with Emperor William today.
MADRID, June 1.-THE Queen, with her two dnugh-
ters aud SUITE stara for Franzenbad bohemia Dy
way OF Paris. She IS travelling ncogihta
LONDON June l1.--In the House OF Lords to-day the
hill legallzlng marriage with deceased wie's sister
passed It's second reading by vote o. 100 10 los'
HAnwIcH. June 11.-In the regatta here today 'hc
new cutter Marjorie won the Queen's Cup. Am"Hg the
competlpg yachts were the M.rauda, sanoena spldrt
aud other eracd boats.
LosDox, Juae il.-In the lacrosse naich played ~
Keuslngton 10 day betwc Canadian Ciuo aud the
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OTHER SIRES

BALTIMORE, June 11.-A fire this evening
in the upper part the auction house of William see-
muller & Co., caused a damage estimated Mt $1,000.
The insurance was $500.
ST. LOUIS, June 11.-A fire In the waFerooms OIL Now
op,h Rrothers paper hangers aud decorators damaged
The sock which was valued al $4,000 and Insured for
$4,000.
HYDE PARK, w., June Ill. W. Parks new steam
saw.mill IN Morristown, with 100000 feet of sarSa