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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
PRIZES AWARDED AT YALE COLLEGE.

NEw-HAvES, June 16.-The Yale College
prizes announced to-day by President Porter wero
First Winthrop Prize George o. Fellows. OF Norwich,
and the second to William H. Parks, Clinton sopho-
more cass-First Mathematical prize to Thomas il.
Curtis Ncw-Haven second 70 John n. Pomeroy, jr'
san Francisco; and third to william A Corni sh'
Gillette ~ ]. Freshman C,ass-Tho Woolsey Scholar
ship to Theodore L. Levcrctt Bin ghansOn. y. Y the
Hurlmrt Scholarship TO Henry L. Atkinson, New-fofk
City third Freshman Scholarship TO Irving Fisher.
New Haven; first Mathematical prize 10 Irving Fisher
Nev-IIayen second TO T. +. Ayres New Canaan, and
&. T.. Cornwall, New-Haven. and third to H. solley.
Orange. Berkeley premiums for Latin cOmposltion
First grade Irving Fisher New Haven T. J.. leycrett
Bnehamton Duncan :. Merriam. New.lIayen H. l..
stimson, New York City Edward 5. Thomas. ProNi-
dence and Herb ut c. TOlman. Hanover. Mass Second
grade-Charlcs T.. Cornwall. Scw-llnyen; Harry W.
McCauley. Reading, Penn. BENJAMIN W. Schwab. New.
York city, aud Bernard G. steiner Baltimore. special
Berkeley premium FOR excellence In Latin composition
WAS also awarded TO ID. b. Merriam.
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CLOSING THE SEASON AT BROWN
EDWARD EVERETT HALE's GRAFTON.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Pill BETA KAPPA So

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Pill BETA KAPPA So
GETTY.
PROVIDENCE, June 16.-The Rhode Island
Alpha OF the Phi Beta Kappa Society met Tuesday moro
ing in University Hall at $780, the president Merrch
Lyon IL d. being in the chair. How widely scattoreu
are the sons OF Brown In the fact that san
Francisco Pittsburg, Nashville and other places were
represented this meeting The usual routine OF DUST
attended to- the only member chosen INTO inc
ranks OF the venerable society being Ex-Governor bour"
OF Rhode Island At the last meeting OF the Society
committee was chosen TO what could be dohe 10
awaken among the college members more positive ana
definite interest in the great object which the society Is
supposed to have In viewhe higher literary culture vi
Its members Some progress had been made, according
to report OF this committee, and the hspe was CA
pressed that this progress would continue In the future
Rowland Hazard elected president OF the society
and Professor w. c. Poland vice-president
large assembly greeted the orator OF the day mt the
First Church. TO which the Society marched at 1880
a. IN. After prayer by the Rev. DIR. T. f. Brown' OF
Providence. the orator. DR. E. f. Hale, was introduced
the audience. After graceful introduction Dr. Haze
announced the subject of his oration "What Is the
American Peopep Abiding to the great difficulty oi
making foreigner, especially Englishman. compre-
bend the genius OF institutions he went on to sho"
that the favorte companion OF our friends over inc
water who ikencd the State to pyramid was all wrong
| applied to by a wide generalization OF facts
especially they brought out IN the census tables
OF Massachusetts, Il was proved that the American peo
pie who the real tho land and not the
Administration at Washington. were made up OF iarm,
ers manufacturers merchants and skilled lborers oil
| the country When the people wanted thing done ~
lie conroverted the position taken by Wendc
Phillips In his famous Phi Beta Kappa Grafton at Can-
bridge four years that the educated classes took no
Interest In politics. and he serted that all classes OF
people had something to do In shaping public opinion
| and moulding the Institutions Of orr country
The Grafton Of Or. Hale democratic production
II declared the dignity Of work distinction from the
degradation OF mere labor II asserted the night OF every
man TO make the most and the best OF himself and that
IL moi "A
ege regarding himself always and eyermore In inc
line promotion the close of the oraiOn the speak
greeted with rounds Of applause The poem was
delivered by George Fox Tucker. La b. Of Boston, oc-
cupying not far from onehaf hour In Its delivery IL
secured the close attention OF the intelligent audience
who listened TO IL.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
NO RECOMMENDATIONS TO MAKE.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury to-day received report from the Collector OF
Customs at New-York In regard to the force employed
under his direction and the method OF doing business
The Secretary had inquired il the force could not be re-
duced the methods of doing business simphed ana the
general expenses curtaied The Collector submits
list OF sixty-nine vacancies existing In his Office Inc
salaries Of these places aggregate nearly $4,000 on
na and the list represents the reduction Of the force
which he has able to make Any further reduction
at this time would his opinion. he tnjudicous The
Collector says further that the expense OF collecting the
New York has been during his term at lower
than for any foar years. and for the nrst
fiscal year OF that term about oneqnarer OF one per
cent less than for any previous year. The simplest
methods of business consistent with the safety OF tne
revenue have been adopted from time to time as they
have suggested themselves and the Collector says that
he has therefore, recommendation to make at present
In that rcsuect.
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Mrs. McEirath's
HOMEMADE PRESERVES, &C.. 1
Post Once Notice.


Letters Europe neeinot be specially drsctd fos dis
patc by any steamer order % sscu s1o,V do
waried by the fastest vessels ayuaOla
Foreign mails Tor the week ending June 20 viii clos
(pRoNPTLY all cases NJ this once q, folio rs
WEDNESDAI-At a. for Europe per 8. s. Ems.
southampton AMI Bremen; al q A. ioc honduras and
LvngstjD per hate Carroll; am for France erect
per s. s. Aacriaue havre etters must be directed
tpsr AmeTique y at .. for nwari Islands Dor
ana Iinatan per % Prof Morse. VIA Aeworieaus
AZ $50 III. for Europe psr PEI c d
chicago via Queenstown; at i;SJ P M Tor cuba and
Taoasco and Yucatap, Mexico. per Capuiet lletcrs
Tor otncr mexican States must DO directed per cspu
leu'l at 1880 p m Tor Limon. per Heredia, '"
FRIDAY-At9 a. m. for Newfoundland. via Halifax
sATURDAY-M $3.50 ., m. Tor Europs. per aa Adriade
rcr s. s. Edam via Amsterdam letters must DO drest,d
per kdam &Soa m ior scotland ,, direct per ss
E1ns''i Sa niass0w o'sS'sss a fog ss
eiers drssssd per SS9s.nd ." =
the south Irs fol pG Mssco m per De
Der coon y" at l2:So ,. for Caiad Bolivar. per
Ell callao; att 80 p N. tor Europe per D?nan via
Iomingo aud Turks Island per 1. Geo w. Clyde,
at / D. m for Venezuela and Curacca per s. EancAs
OF $O " IA. for Cuba and Porto Rico per s. Niagara
suNDAY-At 7:s0 D. IN for Honduras and Livingston. per
a s. city OF Dallas via Sew-Orleans
Mails China and Japan Dor q CITY OF Pektny (viA
Australia, Newzeaaai sandwich and FIJI isianis PEE
Cty OF sydney VIA san frAnc,tco close hsry una
.k7at Up. M tor on arrival at Nsw.York OF kspub'
lie with Brit ish mails for Australian.
.The schedule Of closing malls IL arranged
the OF their uninterrupted overland rlass
San francsco Malls from the East arriving OF fA1 e
Francisco on the DAY Of sailing Of steAerA are de
patched thence The 'a4 TssY O. PEARSON psss~.s
Pest oaie& Ssw.Yesk. n. \. June II ass&
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DIED.,

bis s Ts.Uos on Sunday
Funeral WeSns.day private in accordance with the
son Of Ccrnsus cadmus bloomfield in the 18th year VI
friends the family are Invited 20 assnS tho
rn %sanss'a az sI %0s lou -
IA b on Saturday June H. Ezra
Funeral on wednesday i7th nst O'Clock. Frends
Meeting House.
cRAwFoRD-on Tuesday, the 18th inst. Iemuel craw.
the h year o. i a age TO attend hi. funeral
r9 from ns s late "a fo.s. Brooklyn
SH w 'as
Tqesasy June s the sessenss q Ss s:
Mason Sane sSunyss son Of Joan Kane $50
pS ySsT e n 9Is age
| Inlerment at oyster Bay, L. +.
LoUTRELAt East Orange, N j. Tuesday June H. cyrus
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MArHER-At his home in Binghamton n r. Monday
morning June Rich I'd Mather. eyed 80 years and
9 ssn 2, q Ing
land and Dorchester. Mass.
Lyme papers please copy
MI aPHY-At Newark n. J., suddenly on Monday evening
Janet COlwe eldest daughter OF Franklin and Janet Anr
Fpssa services residence Of the family on Thursday
1t is kindly requested that no flowers be sent.
suddenly Monday. June 10, John Nichol
Relatives and friends attend the funeral from
h ns i a t c'cIocR A'' "''' '''' ~
Kindly omit flowers
the 18th year OF his are "a, -, .o,. :. ~,
Funeral services residence "a! East oOthst on
| Wednesday evening, June II at O'CLOCK
| Interment a convenience of family.
PIERCY-On Monday morning, June 10. AZ her late resi-.
dence washington square, Mary Elizabeth, wif'
Of Il. T. Piercy.
Funeral on Wednesday, 18th inst t o'clock p m, from
| the Church Of the strangers tsev. Dr. Deems.
| REYNoLDs-on Monday, Juno ~ after lingering III.
ness Louisa O. widow VI Philip Reynolds anu daughter
OF the late stephen Richard a. ,,... =. ...ou, .,.
Relatives friends OF the family are inyite 10 attend tnS
funeral from residence The Albany ozdsI and
| Broadway on Thursday, June 49, at $3.50 O'CLOCK
ROoT-At her late residence, SO Groye.st on Tuesday
June TO- Louisa F. Root widow OF the late MILO b. hoob
| In the 18th year OF her age 60. ,x, =. r,.~.,.-
Funeral at 81 Lukes CHURCH. huosonstp
| June l., at $40 a. m =.
| Interment az Hudson, NY
soUTHARDit residence at the Hudson,
on Monday 1885, Charles solthrd. son Oh tho
d. Southland, In the 3Sth year OF Ills age
| Funeral June lS at 2 p. M
SCARLETr-M Monday, Juno Is, OF pneumonia, Thomas
| Scarlet. IN his 3Othyear.
| city, at D.. III. Wednesday June IL.
WARRIOR Monday June Il, Lebbeus b. Ward In the SJth
| year of his -
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
from The resi- ence OF his son Wilird Ward zoo
MadisonaNe "Wednesday tho lin inst. AZ 2:JO M
| wIILIAMsON-At Grayesend. June 10. James A. William
| son, In the T4th OF his age
Relatives OF family invited 70 atteli his
Thursday June IL, at D. from his late resi-
| dence, GrAvesend-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17

tribune OFFICE June Ill a m.-There was d siisn'
general rise In temperature from Maine TO Fior'da yes
terday and warmer weather In tho Rocky mountains
A cold wave from the Northwest advanced in'o 'no
whole Lake region and the Mississippi ana ONO
the maximum temperature In those aistr0'' JOINS o'
100 q, 400 than that OF tho day before One storm
center passed down the ST. Lawrence Valley Monday
night; ana another began organizing in Colorado yes
day. The movement OF the barometer mere was Slowly
downward Generally clear weather prevailed Win ~,
thunder storm az night The temperature r,lSsu pe-
tween glo and g5o the average r70t1 beings highef
. i w ' M IL 'P'e ' ~
Cooler fair or partly cloudy weather ana Westerly o,
rfhwesterly winds may be expected In ths cry anu
bic winds Thursday. and slightly warmer weather "ho
southoastcriy winds Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
rRAysArLAsrl0 TRAvgLLERs

The following are among tho passengers VIZ
sail in the Ems, Of the North German Lloyd Lima, to-day
for Bremen: G. v. N Lothrop Minister 70 kussis sno
family William Forbes Morgan, E!Msgnus Mr. ana Mrs
Ale xahder T. Ormond B. Pomeroy. jr A. H. Reed. Jorse
Rivas, Paul Reymann, Edward Riccius MI. ana MI
frederick schack, B. stoer, H. A. stanhops, Dr. O q;
schaer Professor f. G.: Tisdail, j. g. Timolat Dr. ana
Wtite, George A. Weiss. ]. wshrIe, Adam Wagner,
Carl Amann K. Percy Alden, A. Campbell A1mstr9ns'
Mr. and Mrs Stephen B. Butler. Mr. and Mrs. H. b. Big.
low b. n Baker, Mr.. and Mrs Otto Bauer, Gcorge
iSamer Mr. and Mira G. b. Bryan, julius Bohrman, Mf:
and Mrs. d. @. Croly Mr. and Mira. Joseph Cox snd
David Davidson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17

G. Barrett ends with this year. and Judge OF the gu
preme Court Of this to be elected In his place.
united nomination by the Tammauy and County Democ-
racy election Of that nominee no matter now
bad his record may Tammany Hall men talk OF the
possibility OF nominating ex-Judge Albert Cardozo ior
Barres place and the securing OF an Endorsement ny
the County Democracy. To such ofethe Tanmany men
as suggested the idea mel said that the nomination
Cardozo who resigned fourteen years to avoid I'M
peachmen for his violations of law and decency on the
bench would only be n to bring about the over,
throw OF Democracy in this county. The mans omci'l
reputatIon + so bad that his advancement, even IN
political organization like Tammany. Is an Insult 10 INC
general public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
WARRINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June 10. 1885.
Eligible ron APPoINTMENT.-fhe Postmaster General
has decided that white who members OF Indian
tribes are eligible for appointment as posmasters.
HIDES ARREsTED.-Hibbs, the defaulting postmaster
NJ Iewston I,aho has been arrested by Post Office IE
Murphy and Culver Harrison River, east VI
Victoria B. c. He Will resist extradition.
Mr. SANTOS TO DE PRorhcrED.-There was full at
tendance ut the Cabinet meeting to-day. The principal
tonic OF discussion the case OF Mt santos, hatnI
i,zed American citizen under arrest In Ecuador. The
conclusion reached was that Mr.. Santos should DO
recognized as an American citizen and as such was
entitled TO the full protection OF this Government Is
UNDERSTOOD that demand Will be made for his release
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
nrcprrs AT swARTuMoRE COLLEGE.

CHESTER, Penn, June 1G.-Swarthmore Col
lege held its thirteenth Commencement to-day. Tho At
tendance large special trains bringing guests from
Philadelphia rowJor.ey hnd NewYork. The graduates
were: Minnie Frances Baker, of Easton. n. y; Mary
Darlington Pratt OF Concordvillc PENN Abigail Evans.
of Cinnnmnson N j.: r. Potts Moore OF sandy Spring.
Md ; each of whom delivered Grafton and received
the degree OF Bachelor Of Ars Bachelor OF Science
conferred on Edwin IIavand .Pianeld n j. Albert
K IAwton aud Emily T.. Wilson. OF SwaIthmore, and
Charles Palmer OF MOOrcs Mills y. u. took tho degree
o Master OF Arts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
YOUNG WOMEN GRADUATE AT ISGHAM

BUFFALO. n. Y. June 10 tSpccidh.-Com-
mcnccment Day AMI the celebration OF scni centen
NAL made to-day great event at rngham University. at
Leroy The alumni had their dinner and this afternoon
the public exercises held The Commencement eH
ercses take place tomorrow The names OF those who
graduated with honors announced n follows
Jrnnettc T. BarrOw- Eliza X. Bond Margaret C. Brow H.
Mary Corss Clara l.. Hum. Ellen Mckinney, Cynthia
J. Mecker, Anna q. Pratt Alice e.. sheldon. Maud NJ
Bingham. Clara a. Coz. Carrie J.. Coe Sctto L. Lam
phere and g. Percy Hazen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
ADpRrssrs AT RUTGERS COLLEGE.

Tie entrance examinations at Rutgers College were
continued yesterday morning. The annual meeting of
the board OF trustees held and n meeting Of the
alumni in Kirkpatrick Chapel. Tho alumni we're adj
dressed by the Rev Dr. william T. Grnis, Of Science
t,dy Refreshments served At the arnory ond In
the afternoon an address delivered before the liter
airy societies by President d. {. Gilman OF johns hop
lins Universy The Junior exhibition held In the
House ia the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Lieutenant-Com
mander John scheuler has been detailed from the Lam
caster and orded home Naval Cadet j. b. Jackson from
the Naval Academy aud ordered To Newport for instruc
tion in torpedo service; Ensign Alfred Jehries from
hr COAST survey ordered the receiving ship at
NewYork preliminary trial by court martial Naval
Constructor George W Much. from temporary duty ut
the Navy Department and placed waiting orders.
Naval Cadet A. L. Keith has been granted leave Oi an
sencs until July 1885, for the purpose Of ply steal eA-
animation Mt that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
SUSPECTED YELLOW FEVER.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Acting Assistant
Surgeon Orr OF tho Marine Hospital Service has re-
ported TO the bureau that the Norwegian bark Angus
tinuo arrived ut the Delaware Breakwater Quarantine
from Cienfuegos to-day. All board were well except
the captain. who suffering from suspected yellow
Fever. ., -, - 49,.
The Marine Hospital Bureau is informed o, an ont
break yellow fever near Cayenne on the Ssut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
APPOINTED TO OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-The President made
the following appointments to-day:
Ernest Pillow to be United States Attorney Tor the
Middle District Of Tennessee.
James H. Freeman, be United states Marshal Tor the
Western District of Tennessee.
Americas Warden. 10 be Supervising Inspector OF
Steayu Vessels for the 7th District
To be postnasters-W L. Lawrence, at sing sing,
n " william H. swami, Mount Morris, n. Y; Henry
Edrdge, at Union springs, N. T.; Emngham -.
Brown ut Aurora, n. Y; w. ii. Ii. Mclbyar, az
Cambridge, Ohio ID. ID. Taylor, suspended william
j. Whipple at Winona. Minn vice Daniel Sinclair suss
pended; j. W. Sherman, at Osceaa, Iowa, vice ". D.
Agnew suspended; Charles o. McCreedy. at Bsllston,
N " vice Z. +. Grose suspended; Daniel W. krlsher ~
North Manchester nd., vice shelby sexton suspehuea
Ker BOyce, at Augusta, Ca. vice w. r. houen, bus-
pended Robert r. Menefee, at Bozeman, Mont, wee f.
e. Anderson. suspended; Buren, B. WATSON, at Laporte
Iowa. vice j. X. Stebbns suspended.
The First Assistant Posmaster-General nas maue tne
follow or fourth class postnsters IN
NewYork-B. c. strait, at East Nassau; Danlel 4. 10
land at Portageville In Pennsyvanla-Moses kuZ' ~
Lyons Station; John III. Drackemiller, at Moselcm IT
win II. Hlebeite at Limerick; Charles b. Craw1ora' az
Mifflntown. All,
Ernest Pillow appointed District Attorney for the Mid
die District OF TENNESSEE Is resident OF
He served two the House Of Representatives
from Tennessee and OF the State electors al inc
last Presidential election X,....,
James H. Freeman, the new Marshal for the western
District of Tennessee Ia brother Of Thomas j. FREQ
man. OF Nashville and Is business man Oh Irehson'
Tenn. x-.- -,
Americas Warden. the Supervising Inspector OF
Steam Vessels for the With District which embraces the
Ohio River and its tributaries above Carroton N.Y. Is
resident of Cincinnati and Is employed IN the business
department OF Ihe Cincinnati Enquirer lie Is Dfotner
Judge Warden, formerly private secretary 10 fresi-
dent Johnson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
REyEFfr no J. W. COLLIER

The friends of Manager j. w. Collier intend
living him CON plimcntary benent prior to his depart
ure for Europe 1t win take place "Wednesday afternoon
and evening, June "a and the bills for the occasions
win be attractive, many prominent actors having
th.,r .rv,ces Mt Mr. Golfers disposal Among those
s.yr 10 appear are Henry Dixoy. j. X Emmett. y; ~
Goodwiu John A. Mackey. Lillian Russell MISS r,S
dsrd and Thomas Keene, Robert MaDten ana MISS sara
Jeweft II is sixteen years Mr. Collier mas taxen
heneft IN this city and 1t Is the intention 10 make s
brff1to oue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
ooysy ISLAND AND BAY RIDGE FERRIES.

The litigation in regard to the Bay Ridge
s.rr,ea I'm which the Sea Beach Railway Company the
Long Island Railway Company and the Staten Island
Rapid Transit Company we're involved having been de-
composd in such . way to satisfy all the parties
The Staten Island Company controls the ansnse no
Bay Ride aud will hereafter exclusively contfol tue
feIry business having leased from the Sea Beach Co
pany ON the one hand and the Manhattan Bsacn S9s
PAM on the other the right OF landing In inc SIP -,
tween the two piers undertaking torender simultaneous
service Tor the benefit Of both companies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
+ " DIDOM

Ex-Justice F.. Wilson Bloom died mt No. 400
Kenave Brooklyn. Monday night at the age OF nity-
six lie wasa wellknown Democratic politician ana
represented tho seventh Ward In the klngs county
B6ur ~ supervisors from 1853 20 1859 In 1877 he was
elected Justice OF the First District Court ana served
until 1881. He wasa prominent figure IN Democratic
nominating conventions and upon the PLATFORM Al
nollti,a AL meetings lie left widow aud daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17

FAINT and the other boy age two She took the cnaron
to the stagnant water which covers tho meaGoms W..
of the city and was about to throw them In when some
mon whose attention attracted by her
actions, interfered and conducted sno "onSA "
children To tho Police Headquarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
DIPLOMAS AWARDED TO BROOKLYN BOYS.

The annual commencement exercises OF the
Collegiate Polytechnic Institute we're held In the Brook
lyn Academy OF Music last evening fhe parents and
friends OF the graduating class and other students OF the
school flied the building The salutatory address
made by John T. DOckendoFn. aud the valciictory by
X. Kellogg. OratiDns were given by the
Young graauate- The diplomas were presented To
twenty students by Regent Nickel way Of the STATIC
University and the address To the graduates made
by the Rev Charles Cuthbert Hail. pastor OF the first
Presbyterian Church In IIenry-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Captain Joseph Y.
Porter assistant surgeon has been found ncapacitated
for active service by army retiring board aud has
bean ordered to his home The leave Of absence OF First
Lieutenant NJ NJ. Maxon. 10th Cavalry, has been ex-
tended two months. First Lieutenant Is III. Randolph
~ arery has been relieved from duty In connection
with the NewOreans Exposition aud ordered join his
battery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17

Auerbaoh finch 4 Van elyck and Undekee, Wsnss =
scheumeisr, st. Paul Britain, Richardson CO.. + a
Mcdonald Co. aud Tootle, Hosea co. y JSssRn ~
City. Not the least important feature wss ne e'e
competition displayed By many prom,inasns ~ 49,
uuantitv q lesser price. 81"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
THE REPUBLICAN, COUNTY COMMITTEE.

The Republican County Committee met Lass
evening in their new quarters In the lecture hall Of
the Grand Opera House. Chairman Mitchell announced
the standing committees. The following are the eaa ,
men : On Appeals, John f. Bakers on Finance, Edwin
Einstein Printing, Henry C. Perley on RESOLUTIONS
Whtelaw Reid Naturalization, J. 1. n Hunt. Ihero
are meetings of the committee held In July ana Au
gust The meeting will be held on the evening Of
the third Tuesday In September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
ROUND TO KILL HER HUSBAND.

About thirteen months since krouse Mop u
cabiuetmsksr OF No. 124 Eiikabethst, married Carrie
Kop. mo 1913 IN the street. against inc gonss
aud approval OF his parents. They ved ,ogesncih ar
sone lime bnt ultimately he induced TO ieavo ler
She often called On him support when he spurneu e
from his presence. On Monday he attempted W s'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-17
rR1ppyE SALES IN CONNECTICUT

TRIBUyE SALES IN CONSB0TIOUL
Since the close of the Presidential campaign
the sales OF THE TRIBUNE in Western Connecticut have
creased following fscts obtained by inquiry snow
In stanford two dealers formerly sold an aggregate
Of GO daily now sell 1870; Darien s. now 24 South Nor
WALL ~ dssIers S. now 1905 Norwalk e dealerD 10
100 Westport $50; Southport CPS; Fairfield %
bridgeport Is dealerp ls0-36o; stra'iofo S'-Ai'
AllforI 1917.