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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09

William Campbell d Co., paper uanuiaciuici%
hal an opening of their new building, at No; -,
West Forty sccond-st., on THURSDAY night ana nag
obtained permission from the Brush tieciuc Lem
.olnuauy whose wires run through the street, to
make connection with the wire opposite the store
Frank Sccrs and Adam smith. WHO were mahint
the connection, were arrested 10y policeman l7i
violating an ordinance relating To wires aloV"
ground. The length Of the wire vas seven iect.
At the Forty-scvrnth street Police station tho
prisoners were discharged hY Sergeant Duha'
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NOT COOP TO TIE TO.

lr, thl. is not my house. only rent It,"
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HoNoRS AT THE NORMAL COLLEGE.

4 Gordon Of carriages standing III the pouring
rain Yesterday morning, surrounded almost the ehue
block on which the Normal College is built In the Col
lee chapel where the fifteenth annual commencement
was held 239 young lady graduates in white dresses
occupied the front seats. President Hunter
had said that the floral tributes must
be confined 10 a bouquet for each graduate 10 avom
rivalry so there was elaborate display OF floral de-
signs Punches Of Jacquemot and Marechal Nell roses
bloon,ed on the bosom OF Of the graduates Few
enthusiastic friends coutriyed evade President Hun
ers edct and slipped basket Of flowers OF larger
boouet President Walker, OF the Board OF Educaion
told the young ladies that the Nation and It's school ~
tenn must stand aad fall together. The great ex-
tent OF this country, 10 DO greater suu VIII
Cuba. if somebody became the next President
needed the work of the best teachers. The
evs of the graduates looked din and admOutory when
President Hunter moving fingers through bis suVery
curis babe them farewell bat they smiled ana aIpauueu
ulv when he told them that the teachers or this coun-
Try were nearly a. the standing army OF 'rr't
Britain. and that acberarter all was hS Woildh
number of the graduating class reced snort quota
lions from well known aut rue ~ fI So, az
OF vocal music, essay and readings me Gas 30. u
81 was written by Miss Zee stead. one 0f the gradates
Miss Jennie = Keith delivered me -autStoIy anu MISS
Margaret Borlay Wilson the NalcdicloIy $50 $500.
SUPERINTENDENT asper made the award o. licenses entl-
linz The graduates TO teach Commissioners W. az "oOI'
with bis snowy hair and scotch accent distributed the
0orfer gold medal and Mis- Margaret wilson the "
tendorer 4 yer media. FOR proficiency In Gernah me
Kelly silver medal for proficiency u d p bs XIV
bronze medal by Mis- Lillian NJ AL Mo, ~,
Mise Wilson also O6taued the Alumni p.!1e ior
physics Mas Jennie s Keith the Kane gOd MEGA lot
nbyso'0gv aud Miss Ludou0ra Tschudy The Hunt god
media for Latin A gold watch gwen ~ the French cru
zens OF New York the best French scholar was a"@
40 i'm cod from Commissioner WOO6-W1s OBTAINED oy
Miss Annie 4. H:ncknOottom
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Ii, K9r,ia. or BOSTON, aud Nthrei CIearv. Of New
y,,k narr match last night al ths Madison square
4 ,l.., 90, ft. rrasrDtc of rhout h.o1o people lh'
f,bt va. 90 Lc four round. Marquis ot 'i1o'n-'erf'
10. fc winner ta akr Oh, ulf -t.- -ro.'"t' HIRAM
, t~,t, thr.c wears old. m.tsur-s g.. lV'2 'ncN'F
=. t,. s,tf.rr .hpes AVID w.Iga- IT, pouua' 'l'a}
& a,, ,c.l. o.dcr ~ inah.- sh1. trr. and weighs
~ ,.ur.i. Ices Both rncu havt good rep1taiion' a'
f,lt.r. and aspire to Coo hopor % meeting sullivan ih
a.. ,vc,,,, l.rr foot riug 40 49, Cieary made hi-
nf,tsar4ur. I. flr stage accompanied ~ i'h WV
~ ......f lIralu came or shortly nHffWHld N.h
~. l.,ked s,icr by Jim hc6trvoY. bi' td""'''
-. 900 .-f,fce and Johu McAulinc. uinek~rirt.
A.. ,,.n hlfh locke. n tine condition. ana "ei'
,,vor,s.lv cheered hs tkrir pdru-1ua Oi''9 "P
reared 90 he o. slight iaFofitc. ~
Lime vsne called promptly 80 10 COCK, ana u' n'H
,.,k the espfre Il The stage 1ud ~h1ns hand- ih's
syt.saf,d o. le q lttio If id o each other an"
r.nfiDu.lu flr al opening several ~'f"H'f 80
=, - the fr.f isad irving several time. 70 g't m Wv"
h.. LEFT ca klriiu- body, bat laihnE Hh'. - -
fiearv al~o tried several tnes TO ia'a MN l ~
1gt ad NOT .,icceed IN the -er"ud f'nnd Miriam sue
c..,led lu drawing first blood ns several -ue,'Ss'N'
bl,,,. ot tlie mouth but tcary more uaa niin' W
y ..,...ti .,trrrrinF body hoW- AZ thc la-i "i thr
,.J f'ir,ry tfed 10 ~. iu a terrific night hhnaef otl
a M .horr arI BOB rudcaNufing o. afnh Miriam
counters lo frL Tho thur f"tAa 20" ~ .f"'"-.J
~ nrht Sighting and when tu' Wa calico ln. 'I'""
If..1 T. No. fourth and last round ilf hEhuu- "i-
aercsr and Clearv succeeded IN reaching h,
ia b,s ~ b twice the long reach and quick d"dI'
al Kirain krpt thr blows from doing amy 4reW h'iii
Wben time wa called The referee took the stage tnu
amid I.rd cries of GOO declared ihe hgAi ura".
t,,,ir William. tonk osscsson oi The goses amer
tiH deht thc mrn weut ~ the Putnam i'"u'' 'l" ''
wul, itru
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GARDNER-At Paris France june % Eta wife OF Watti
Gardner, and daughter OF Russell Benedict
KIRBY-une "a Isl the residence Of her mother Jane
7 KrJy widow u JACOB Brown Kirby, and daughter Of
the late GeOr re J Irmbe
Funeral the church OF the TrannsuratOn, 18th
a. and 5th.avs Friday June 81 al $3.50 y. IL
II IS requested that no lowers be sent
LANMAN-At Norwich Conn, June 25 Cornelius Williams
Lanrau only the late Rear Admiral LanmAn u ".
in his 2ith year
POLLARD-At Moriches. Long Island, sunday June %,
lss4 Electa L. widow Of the late calvin Pollard IA sls
S5th year OF her age.
Temporary inlerment az Morche&
REY NOLDS-At NortEpO1- L. l., June 70, ISL MIS- Apb
gail Il Reynolds
InterIDeu, greenwood
RoNY-At Pa.saIc J. we',n siay, Jane IS lisa. Of
typhoid fever wife OF Philip ROnk ageI 20 years
and months ,, o..,
Funeral srvces will be held at tie Frst Reformed Church.
Passaic n j. on saturday June p az p. %.
Chambers street Depot Tor Prospect stress
Depot. Passalc. At - m
SuERNAN-At Lynn, Mass, June i. Mrs Julia NJ. Sber.
a native OF sandwich, New Hampshire. age 70.
TAYLOR-In Great Darlington Mas, June 10. at ths
resence OF his brother Taylor Gibbons NJ. Taylor
formerly Forsyth. IN the list Oi has
Savannah and st Paul papers please copy.
VOGLER-At the NOravan Parsonage. New Dofp :. J. on
Wednesday IS. 1885, Laura X, wife o tie Kew. u
II. NOgler.
Intarment III Bethlehem, Penn
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MARRIED.

DFVIER-DEAIING-At the residence 81 the BRIDES
parents south Broadway YOakers Thursday. June "a
81 Professor Cooper D. D. LII D. NAY daughter *
Mr. f. Dealing, To Louis BeYicr. Ph d. 0! Ne" Bruns
wick. y. j.
BOYNTON-LANE-n this city June %. 1854, by ne rev
Henry Of Bergen Point - j. FRANK II, boi z
ton, " D. Miss Louisa o. Lane daughter OF > -
Lane esq.
COLLERD-READ-On Thursday. June 26 So! az me Pars
Reformed Church Jersey City by TIE Rev j. Howard ny.
dam MISS Nancy Chaplin Read to Abraham COlerd al %
Jersey city.
Observation-Disclosures IS, al the residence Of tie
brides parents Henderson. Ky, b. the Rev Dr. fhlpA
saye uIL;e VI captain J. ". Williams, 10 Jchh 1.
Moore Of New OTk.
Loui svllle and Louis papers please copy.
UYVESAST-KENDALL-Cn Wednesday, June % 40
ne residence % TIE brides sister, Mrs g. p Th0ue Al.
burn 4 Uy the Rev Robert Fulton crazy. OF POUCH.
seDsie y assisted by the Rev Or HawleyJ ohn heade
-tuyyesaut II Il yle Para, y y 10 Eza0ct1 len EyeS
krnla.L.
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TFRRtrIFn Ry TuE INvTYCIBLFS.

PLYMOUTH, June 26.-James Reid, power
fully built rishman asked protection at police station
early this morning stating that he pursued by In
xtncies lie said that two years he frequented
tavern in Brooklyn which the resort OF number OF
Feraa He supposed that the Fenians suspected nm OF
having disclosed some conversations which he heard In
Irooklyn relative murders In Ph'rnix Park lie
was made on whit Monday that ne was doomed
nv receiving an anon gmous which Look out
or vou are a dead mar" lie was then IA Dublin snu
upon receiving anothr written warning resolved 20 gun
ireland An American fOowed him on board the
steamer ant night approached HIN graspng wos
MN Reid drrs a knife and the American rctreaJeh
fed rrpraird his story before magistrate and was de
taincd for q hrthcr Investigation.
DUBLIN June 26-The police here regard Reid as a
harmless mnaiic They state that he had sunstroSe
while Ia America which. II Is believed aheo'eu ni'
mind.
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EXERCISES AT HAMILTON COLLEGE.

CLINTON, n. Y, June 26.-The commence
exercises OF Hamilton College took place tooay
with graduating class of fifty Tho degree OF Bacheior
of Arts conferred upon the fifty members Oh th'
graduating class and of Master OF Arts In course upon
twelve graduates The honorary degrees were Doctor Oh
Philosophy, Professor Francis Brown, New-fork !;
Doctor OF Divinity the Rev. Amory H. Bradford MONT
clair n j.; the Rev. william 8. Hubbcn, Buffalo; tne
Rev. David II. Palmer, New-York. Doctor OF Laws
william F. Coggsweu, Rochester; Judge GLENN ".
scoded Washington. Senator Joseph X. Hawey was re-
elected alumni trustee John j. Knox, NcvYork Charles
A. Hawley, Seneca Falls, and the Rev Dr'
r Hudson Clinton were chosen TO I'LL vacancies In the
Permanent Board OF Trust There will be an adlourneu
meeting OF the board on October 20 consider the ques
ton OF college nistratOn, especially as 10 the proper
power OF the president aud professors .
The particular occasion OF the meeting IL requ,ess
from eight members OF the faculty for the reslghston
Of the president. While, perhaps an nhme"i dt
ougrowth OF the senior trouble OF last WINTER TIE us
agreement reaches back az TheChcnH estimates TO
the IN led relations OF the governing powers Tue
president is now wi the veto privilege; yet WuIe
having but one vote is he ID accountable IN the minus
of students and patrons all decisions OF All the
faculty whether acceptable not 10 him. IL lse1pectea
that the October meeting OF the board TINS
condition OF affairs Will be remedled
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GRADUATES OF THE CITY COLLEGE.

An audience which filed the Academy OF
Music to the topmost gallery listened patiently ana In
teny TO six youths who successfully declamed WIN
uu ch assurance and freedom embarrassment upon
various subjects which have puzzled many oer heau''
Each young man was Literally spplauded when he hto
finished and received what doubtless pleased MN Dee
teri many smiles OF encouragement from feminine lips
while delivering his Grafton The occasion
was the commencement exercises OF the
College of the City OF NewYOrk President Alexander >
Webb presided With him on the stage were stephen a.
Walker Isaac Bell, Jacob X. schan. William Wood Eu-
gene n. Pomeroy, T.. ]. II. Hansen, DAVID "etmoIe'
Hen ry schuntt, Hosea b. Perkins, Frederick '" DeFoe
and Gilbert r. Crawford. OF the Board OF Trustees ana
Lawrence D. Herman, secretary OF the board vi the
faculty there were present. Professors X O. Doremus
Roemer J. c. Draper, Compton, werner lis
dal and Johnston brass band filed up
some Of the intervals between the ceremonies
with nusic The Rev. Dr. z. Winchester Donald MADE
the opening PRAYER Then came the OratlOns WIlldnl
Fuchs smoke on Universal suffrage, Gustaye A Carls
ON Feature OF American Politics, Morris M2nges on
4" Education in the Professions samuel n Iuska on
- Americas Influence Europe" and Henry Eugene
Bliss talked on The March OF Empires oscar EIlahs
den delivered the valedctory address and an oraon o
Popular Education. ,, = 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27

pans Inn. .f-rhe F,gl-l savt fnai PrHoe nap 'con
a.. v.ftru a letter a. a JnlIhp.s. unu1Tef " the
ftnnrf of pspufiDs rsproarhue hi'u inf aH'Ak I'd To
arre Primo Victor t0 forstk. DIS VIA. duiY
raarrtrx Iuue 2G.-It u officially stated shat ulr
,,,,s 4 noe Hl cate that the wine rfop Tor l9@4 VIII
l. abundant uud lf an.tEroiIsui qathN seventh
ho1stud 4err- bob thc Glf1ude have b,tn planted VIII
American Flr"a
tarrvu tafs, june % An cieet on Tor mrHih't ~
- Uulsr o. far Copenhagen resulted Dol ihN rhn''e "'
liam. a tailor "a leader among the socialists
AIN Jure 2G-rbe rurI"se oi thr liAi" n'n",,
.~.r Az. fffrrp fn ifa frcrrt Tti % /n lhH wi'f
,t.,s I'D 'ir,ifncni wss % forrc the sDtrrn"r on
th.f place pas idrnriiY 20 lr iahaiJ 'i 'A'""
Nlsl. rr.4t..a w.o Wa friendly io iiai}.
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NEW-JERSEY STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
ny TPLEGRApn TO rRE TRIBUNE.

TRENTON, y. j., June 26.-At the commence
ment exercises the State Normal school this morning
class oftrentvfve girls and two boys graduated
According 70 the customs OF the school the graduates
took no part the programme. There were no essays
orstons The Rev. Or. j. Clement tresh OF sewers,
spoke Tor a hour The Divinity OF Nahhoou ALtrr
him Albeit made speech III Closing WhiGh nc
said referring those who oppose giving AZ puDnc eN
pense any more than an elementary education foI
free neA and tree women there De no education 100
high nor too perfect In this State
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DIPLOMAS FOR BOY GRADUATES.

The chatter of hundred boyish voices
greeted those who entered the Trinity Chapel School to
sttesd the commencement exercises celebrated last
night AZ No Is West Twenty fth-st The school build
ing crowded WITH tae proud parents and relatives
of' the pupils Tue programme interesting
and consisted OF songs resatons and violin aud pa1o
solo. The valedictOry slish Literature vas de
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TIE rND OF THE EMO CASE.

QUEBEC. June 26.-The Emo case seems TO DE
arproaching an end The prosecution has no more e'
dencc to produce. and the case is so favorable 70 w
ss ,n, h,a counsel have decided to call witnesses
The time OF the court was principally occupied tnis
morning with reading and signing depositons whlen
we're vouminous. especially that OF the casnc
ths nr,nciua Witness His evidence was rather avora
ne TO the accused argument Of the case mas neen
nyrd for tomorrow There vague runors ol iuer
dina
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.FIFrH RACE. PURSE $500, SIZZLING, 3 MILE.
SIKH RACE, MATCH, S2,UOO ZACH, q MILE.
BASEBALL NEWS.

The deciding intercollegiate game between
the Harvard aud Yale College baseball mines VIII De
nlaved AT Washington Park Brooklyn, to-day. The ree
lar schedule OF games has been played aud the Yale ard
harvard mines are ed each having eight our or t1e
ron games PLAYED The game will he called at O'CLOCK
ard should be well contested.
Games were also played ~ follows:
In Observation-Disclosures 4; New-lOrkl.
In Bufalo-Buffalo Q; Philadelphia 2
In Cncinnati-Clncinnati 4; Metropolitan D.
In Columbus-C0lumbus g; Allegany 5.
In TOledO-Brook yn z; Toledo 3.
In DISQUALIFICATION u; Detroit L.
In Chcago-PrOydence :; Chicago o.
In acknowledgements -; Washington z
In st. LOuis--5t Louis 7; Athletic .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
WILL MR. TILDEN RECONsIDER'

Another informal meeting of the Democrats
who arr trying a. Mr.. Tdcnrs nomination Tor
Presiien whether he will accept or not was bed Yes"r-
DAY ~ was 1sodcd 90 hold meeting on shlrllY n
form ai organization. and sucomuiftrr "is cSHte"
with fc ,f OF selecfin th. tim. and plr' ior u' pro
nose mass meeting The Academy OF dtAc OF htul-o
Llls Garden. AMI Tuesday or "Wednesday night OF next
week suggested
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rAyFrrL HALL MEETING FOR BUrLER.

BosroN. June 2G.-A demonstration taVorihg
81, ,.,,,, q, General Butler for the Presidency was
I'D il, F.peuu Hall tonight audience of about Lou
person. was present James sumner. Of Milton presided
add among the speakers were G. II. Liinmah Chsriss
Mclean. Ralph beaumont of view l"rA IN ~
if.1..'.r and ofher.. MANY Of tho prominent Deiho
- M the STATE whose presence was expected, we're
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
FxERcIsEs OF ST. ALOYSIUs ACADEMY.

The nineteenth annual commencement exer-
cses Of g. Aoysius Academy held yesterday after
noon in the large hall OF the academy IN Grant Jersey
Citv The stage was handsomely decorated Win
A,Ters The programme consisted OF vocal and
instrumsntal music Rotations. dialogues sc.
Miss Grace Fee. of Greeuvle, the gold medal tor
stbeJn atic presented by VI. Doyle. The trst prize n
music was awarded Miss immaculate Haght, OF new
York The gold medal vocal and instrumental music
prssepted by Henry Lembeck president OF the Board OF
Public Works, was by Miss Kate Hearney, OF beue
vile Miss Rose Seeey Jersey City, was the success
f competitor for the silver medal for pennlanSnp An
interesting exhibition WAS made OF hand painted screens
en- broidery and drawing which the Work OF the
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THE ARKANSAS CONVENTION.

LITTLE ROCK. june 2G.-Ihe Democratic
STATE convention to-day nominated Attorney General =
f. Hughes FOR Governor by aceamston. The ticket was
completed by ere nomination OF +. T. Moore secretary
OF site. A. ". Files. Auditor. " l.. woodruff IT,
T-easurCr. wood l. Thompson, eupnrn."hnrh, 90
i,,I'r. Tn.tr1t, fipn. o. W. carroll trar boz" 'rf j. ".
t'iII,r4v tflupery C1nTk; Pau Vi. to'os Lana CON
,.,issioltr ans Daniel ". Jones Attorney -lfeAcIA
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Posf D.nce Nofice.

Letters FOR Europe need specially directei Tor Is
by particular steamer In Orsc 10 secure speedy To-
livery At destination al Transatlantic mails are isrwirlsi
by the fastest vessels tvaii)ie
Foreignmns endsg June IS Will eioss a. hs
EHiDHY-At o a. ~ for EewiOundlana ana 81 Pierre
Mlquson HALIFAX Al 10 a. a. Tor Progress Aexh9
pers TornA. letters must be directed per Thorn
bui .-, -
Queeustox u Ietters must be elected per AulOaal az
q N for EalOpe. per .. AustTal VIA Queenstown
1etters for Germany &c must be directed Dor
Ausfrair-. at m. for Scotland direct per :.
pevouia. glasgow; at a Tor Belgium direct
Peunllnd Antwerp az II "A Tor Europe,
per s oder VIA Southampton and Bremen at $50
d m for CuDa and Porto Rico, pes $ Newport,
Havana . ,.,-.
81 Dallas. via NeN-DTielns.
Mails for China and Japan per = . CITY OF Toxic
Francisco close here j une ~ 40 m. Nais
farAustrala New Zealand sandwich and Phi, Islands
nor A \ LeaiaudIa FIanciscoh here u.s
: D n. al New YORK 1. =. City D.
Chicago British mails Tor AUSTRALIA.
Tlc schodaleoi Of ransPachc malls %
the ore umDuOnO tler nlaterrdp.et Ov2rlnl D
san Francisco Mails from tbs East arriving sla
the day OF saing o. seaaisrs spatcssi
HENRY 6. PEARSON PONnlsgsE
New y \.
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LOST NEWTORK MAIL

MILwAUKEE, June 26. - The Post ONCE
officials here report that mail for Newfork, consisting
OF several hundred letters which left this e'y at 10
a m June IL was lost or stolen. The mail was in a
through bag and should have left Chicago over the
Pennsylvania Railroad the same afternoon mere
was - 900 draft OF the lost letters, and large
number OF ther valuable letters were in the mall
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OBITUARY NOTES

Thomas s. Goodwin, one of the oldest prac-
Using physicians In Richmond County, died suddenly YES
teray at his home No % Waterst. West w-Brght0l
l. lie was .eveutytwO years old and was attacked W %
apopexY while sitting IN chair conyersng with TIE Aoase
hold and died Immediately.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-S. g. Boswell, PROMINENT
stock broker and member Of the Exchange, died this
morning age hfty-seven. He was native Of Magog
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ruE ANARCHISTS IN AUSTRIA.

vienna. June 2G.-The trial of anarchists NJ
o., a.. terminated IN tho scqui'ta o. the prisoners
t treason and Of attempting take the Emperors NE
Teee we're Sentenced prison however Tor short ume
o. ttr charer ~ consprtnF disturb me peaee the
nbIlr hgnes A., d. = carefully Ntchr osinr 10 Tears
~ tirses uV ~ aasrrhists ani TIE mfln sewers are
f,-oseoiv ia pa. ted A nofh flied with an eHpnhvr
a. isand ia 90 ahrubhcr5 near The tNh oii"h rtehaa
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rANvAvY WHITE HATS FOR CHICAGO.
.hn kcLlr hnmmercd tho desk with hl- ivory

TIITITI IfTI' TllIIIIIIIT = y ''I' " -
elvel 90 the meeting of the Tlmmary commute" on or
,,oit,i.on last night ard s.d that Tire gentle
,.,, ,-.re mailing too much uose lie found
f,f ~ of hs Followers intended Co 20 io
chicago af a.. or July d. hhd ,ilu l'iL 'l
80 ~ ts,r,f p,i' v4y would tatp the hauerr~1u M
fr VI wan fa The convention ior 80 eatl lu'Ir Nt
fr .irfpen s.rtuInz c0r.lc 800 thH uin lo,' a'I
.f i,I. the humble Of ordinary cars ana zoe "el
. ihe Drunrf.cy WI pulled ~ Two locom"si e. l'
r...f.. doc. I.fl Ia fuy uiah white net at - ''
80 ts,rn in Chlclg whore Oh delegates Will III aA
truss bel. tp be terfued T q Plugs
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eolcccs, Survey Of ottawa have arranged Tor the e1
,ora,ion Of the almost unknown country lying between
lake ST John and James Bay.
or JouS n H. June 26.-wallace Ross will leave Tor
wyort ON Monday He says that he will row against
Tsemer or Conley at Oak Point but nowhere else.
LospoS June 26.-The cut worm Is seriously aai'"s"s
the norm in Essex and Kent counties. ONTARIO
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nAUB& AND TIE sroCK MARKET.

an vASpEnnftr's ADNiRA1oN Fon rhE oNk AND
csNrfpENcg ~ THE orutR.
The challenge issued by j. |. Case the owner
-, tvTye-eo Z, match bis horse Tor race or eRhioi
-, h.,t ..,.,nst any borse which was Specially 10
.a.d fo- either Maud = or 'ingsone mas e"e''e' 30
-, fror william a. Vanderbilt, me owner OF ,D'
,o,,,,,, queen of The tar whish Is published IN tA''
wseks Spirit ~ ~ Tunes
ST. Vanderbilt said' , -, az.
thsve heard Of the chaougc sad 70 se rtaea Sy ,I
- al AL. lgs--oa Why he 0r ANYBODY fI-' si'uil
- rorf enough % allude in me o ny ueI, ~
s,sieU 80 party iEuowinr, ~ everyone 49, ~
.f.oa fo 4los her b. le troiiel pa ilre "l
@ ~ \. go as comprehension. keep Maud Tor y,
vr 4uiarfnfHf, AMI au W 'e - IN A., go, VOID
she r. ibs "a. cs' rece ~ ir'tii,F kaadsonost 4nd
,.st ,,efierf Whfn any ono e-f - n NV t vii
s,sad inner uoslns animal me 49, ,, rreviat. 90
-. a. ~ there ar suHln bnfsrs, Nti'h i ~
III la N silnnfe { would NOT hlfe "a. alll l,t
,,1t,sts uss thlnk Maud h. perfection ID e'''' '-'"s
H. M, Wander 90 referred the stock market s'
falloNsi ,...-,..... nos,
ttssens ~ ms that TIE financial dsiur'ans1'', 80
pcs shuud anfci adversely i.' 80. ~ l.re.
- A. the racing and ffuffne inrfilhfF ~. ~ 80
esatia election b. shall have t',e.n tst. of
dssss and nsrqueutlv, better time. mo , mo
h,,eg lnd pisrinr ~ iu their toFss in the $50
ssniis whsfs b. cin cara noihing. ins'eao 9, .i
M -.esrtiles of Known vslas. o. ,he prevailing
.,d ,.ti4ly bruce lake Lake shore Cor etimp, Nv
s.fssa nei fhe nfsi sH montns of this wear $3.50
100000 III the ausaa, .sinca ~ iae .a 'i.l .1f re-
~ ~ ett i s1s,s one ,nsfancs of a man VINO has
,f,,sai lot 81 speei' ln ss house ana haa parg@
lsn attained fo al fludoss aud DOORS tnd s'eps Nlh
= sseaves a1lef BE piles Ills ".oah nisatf eHlfir
~, 80 set knaeinF boa the burglar alarm worked,
80 Ia of Odi couier tae pisio of Ny hn,ha ana he
htstf, Ky t,.,.ri',a OIL uoi 1 shah Bol aso Maud D.
i,f other taan fuaa purposes ths year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27

Or Alex b Mott g. Madsonave in his extensive medh
cal and surgical has had large expert nee Win -
fnecians BE- says several years have used PA
tlorldrs IN my house, ana have recommended u ny
D.ilsnfs among whom been used extensively
y better"
One ren -on why HUNTS Kidney and Liver RE;iZnf y 81
Of diseases 81 The ktneys iisef A ."-
that in the CONDITION.
Is steady and certain IT'S cures
ave wonderful that physicians OF all SCHOOLS PIE
scribe 10 Ia their practice.