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New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
LONG Nd.

MogIcurs-The British tramp steamer Bernard showed
evidences strain Yesterday and the chances for
her not 40 ayorabe Lighters were sent 10 hcr
into which will be discharged the cargo.
RIvFRHEADA Swedish boy Upson Johnson. fell into the
river yesterday morning and was drowned
Fl FusHIyG-Ihe 22h anniversary OF fe erection OF the
old Bovine celebrated yesterday by family re-
unon the sndans OF John BOVINE the first owner or
the address OF welcome was delivered by Robert
Parsons Nrs Mary Parsons Boiler, OF Colorado read
poem on tie the r J. Carpenter Smith and the
Rev. John A. French read addresses
COyTY IsND-Thrre OF the largest hotels were open for
business Yesterday They the Mani ttan tho Brighton
and the Beach, This evening SHnotes orchestra VIII
play until sufficiently uak for Mt Pain TO set oil his
fireworks Cappas 18th Band will give concert at
Brighton At the Beach II, sn manager OF the ex
position "Tne Palace Yesterday entertained Sir Sydney
Nater0w, Lord Mayor Of London, and Lady Waterlow
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
NEW.IERSEY.

ORANGE Richard Rowe. of the firm Of Dempsey Rowe
builders fatally at the Cone street Station OF
the Morris and Essex Railroad shortly after midnight yes
terday Both his legs crushed above the knee.
WAvRRIY-The 80 a IN. train from Elizabeth yesterday
struck Coghln and his John age fifteen as
they walking the track Coxhin was thrown under
the wheels severed while the bog was badly
bruised Coghin and his son live In Elizabeth.
PAssArc-The Citizens Improvement Association are max.
ing for the bcenteDnal celebration
on June II the settlement o. Aquicknonk The Governor
other distinguished citizens OF the STATE
will he present An address will be delivered nj the
old Dutch Church at 23U followed By parade with
hannuei in the evening The Erie Railroad will sell tickets
AT haIf rates from all stations TO Passac
ELIZABETH.-Mrs Annie schembs, WIDOW. age thirty
nine living at l,OS6 Elizabeth ave- IL in precarous
condition in Hospital from wounds inflicted by her
self while temporarily deranged The took her son
the cellar Tuesday morning and en tod him nst
she intended Kill herself The pleading OF the boy induced
her 10 fore In the afternoon however she
Licked herself her and using hatohet inflicted
son upon his school and he summoned physL
clan complained that the nelghbos had SLAB
deTed her charactcr.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
PROGRESS OF THE SATCRDAY HALFHOLIDAY.

EIllplOycs Ill lnOSt branches oil business who
have not yet been granted the weekly half holiday are
working hard to Induce their employers to adopt m
practice. Some OF them have been successful I their
efforts ana the Half Holiday Committee says that tho
movement IL making rapid this week and
great many additional firms VIII begin closing early
on Saturday. James Day says that his grounda At
Shady Hudson for the free use of those
who receive the Saturday halfnoliday. They can be
reached at trlfng cost from the foot OF Canal and
West Twenty fourth sta
TO the Edt0r OF The Tribune.
SIR seeing by article Sundays the satur.
day half holiday that IL generally adopted BY
branches of business would ike TO call the tho
committee through your columns 10 the companies
which have not vet 10 knoweg taken III
the matter Cannoi they do something for that may
the benefit Of the Te:Urm EMPLOYK
OTk June g., 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRrvALa

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Lleutenant Genera
Philip D. Sheridan and wfe. Lieutenant Colonel ~
Blunt, U. s. Army stevenson Burke. OF C!svespI ..u
senator George Hearst Of Californiai ConsressmsMn N
Timothy f. Tsrsney, Of Michaan samuel Donelaon' Vi
Victoria Hotet-Robert Garrett OF baltimore ana 1ch
eral Francis A. Walker of Boston Oa'enaom E,st
-ErGovornor Oaen Bowie aud General X snGwassn
u. &. Navy 49,. Eep York Hotel-Chief Justice per
mudes Of Louisiana Everett H3use-General nsn
nbal Day u. 6. Army .Astor Housc-Ex.C Congress
man J. b. Grinnell, OF Iowa.. .Aurroy HsH hoH-
Ex senator d. p. Wood, of6yracuse.
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WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Opening Coney Island Jockey Club races sheepsneao
Bay. 2:3O p. III.
Lawn tennis tournament, Hoboken ,
DR. Spitzka before tho Society OF MEDICAL Juris-
prudence No. IL West Thirty-hrst-st, =. IN.
Annual convention of African NJ E. Church. Sullivan
Street Methodist Church.
special meeting Of Stock Exchange new site. 3:1o
p. - ,. ,1,,
Hotel, p. ,
Rutgers Female College commencement. Calvary
Baptist OhurcD, p. M
Rine practice by 10Th Regiment at Creedmoor
Cricket match, Manhattan against Newark Prospect
Park. IL IN.
Church Choral Union Concert. Asbury NJ. E. Church..
8 p m
Conference clubs secretaros to select State
eleven, Produce EXCHANGE Building. 4 p. IN.
Meeting OF IXth Assembly District Republicans No.
276 Bleeckerst, p m.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10

The Board of Education yesterday appointed
W. Debevoise superintendent Of School Buildings
at q salary OF 81, 500. to succeed David l. Stagg who
died last month Mr. Debevoise prepared the plans for
the house OF A. T. Stewart at Thirtyfourthst and Fifth
ave-, and superntended tho erection OF the building
He has been for number OF years school trustee In
the Twelfth Ward Only one candidate was presented
In opposition to Mr. Debevoise, Andrew c.
ThomsOn After several ballots the name OF Mr.. Thom-
withdrawn by Commissioner Gustav Schwab.
and Mr. Dcbevoise tho eleven necessary
for appointment. The superintendent OF school
Buildings makes the plans and supervses all new build
ings and repairs All estimates for school furniture
from the ward trustees also submitted to him before
they passed on by the board Commissioner Devoe
says that within the five years the city will be
obliged to spend fully SO. 0000 900 for school build
bptlt
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
COPPER FOUND IN CANNED PEAS

The action of the Brooklyn health officials few
certain brands OF French other
is to be repeated by the sanitary sntho
OF They examining these
decied that they dangerous articles
OF food grains OF supate Of copper
q single Dr. Day. the city sanitary
has directed DIT Edison TO proceed against those who
hold tho gooGs and be will at lie will either de.
that seized insist upon their lestr ucon
compel goods be sent IRON the Health Boards
Jurisdiction The brands forbidden TO be sold by the Brook
yn authorities Henry Deler ct Cie Daudicoee ct Gau
J. NOuvie bordeaux Perry hls A. LazuD,
b. EstbaL bordeaux +. NJ. Daeelzin Bordeaux; D. NJ
Ansone bordeaux L. Carpe ct Che. Lundevle; Soule ct
PrIse +. Elton aine Bordeaux John Moir &
Son Aberdeen and seville Charles Julian Pans
Font Freras. Parls @. Talbot Bordeaux
Games ct Ills. Lout Freres ct Gle. B Eygren.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
JERSEY CITY.

Tho body Of ts shot himself through the hea1t
0feenv16 Tuesday morning. Identified BY Thoodofe
frAnck Of las Newark ave- A. that OF Aexsndef sohs
Prussau who landed this country sbout fifteen years
ago He had beon ont Of work for some time ami yas
tute circumstances The whereabouts OF the pistol WIN
which Scha took his life 10 still mysterf
An outing Club has been organized By the memb1s oi
C1as Of the High School 70 make Saturday eIcursions 70
nearby localities Their first rp will be on Saturday. when
they will visit Fort Wahsworth
Hermann Braiisr oaptn Of canal boat lying at the CALL
load that time nothing has been heard
Of him.
four applicants for the West Point
cadthp city superintendent Edson and the Rev sther
McAtee reeultcd Ia victory for Frank Barrett OF New
Durham. His has been forwarded to Congressman
McAdOa
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
A PROPOSED ORDIYANOEiTO PROTECT BABIES

Inc Alucflnc0 yeSleTudy TeCelNcu uOIu tut
Central Taxpaycrs Association protest against max
appropriation for celebrating the Fourth OF Juy
in Harem The Finance Committee reported that, as
of the $685. 80 appropriated for tho city this
tho Board only allowed control $1,000 (and
this for contngences) WAS not advisable to
propriate $500 for fireworks in Harlem. The Board OF
Estimate Will be asked make provision in next years
financial budget for an amount sufficient to celebrate
the Nations anniversary properly.
Mr. Ferrigan offered the text OF proposed ordinance
requiring owners OF tenemen-hOuses to place the
windows OF their buildings iron guard rail eight inches
high to prevent babies falling out.
The estimates for the annual tax levy were received
from the controller together with statement from
him that he would have supplementary budget provid
ing for the Increase OF the police force.
Lieutenant V. Co;man United States photographer.
asked that the members consider tho practicabty Of
placing time balls ut convenient places through out
tho city. This sent to the Committee on Law.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
HE SAID he WAS PRESIDENT OF THE ROAD

Policeman MaOncy of the Thirty seventh
Street Station Tuesday arrested who insisted
on paying his fare a Ninth Avenue car with a $500
check.
.Tm the president OF this road" he said, land it's
strange that this fellow Won't take my check"
II asccrtacd that the man WAS Ihonas II. Hyatt,
OF No 335 West Thrty hlth-st., and yesterday his
mother Justice Power the Jefferson Market Police
Court that her had been III for years When Justice
Power decided send Hyatt tho OF Charity
commissioners the old lady shrleked. my son! My
only child" and clung convulsively TO him. she
permitted TO accompany her son In the ambulance
Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
wEsTCUFsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAIys-Suits brougnt in the Circuit Court
against John O. Glars OF Bedford station William Hutton
o. Tarrvtown A. Thorn OF >omers Centre by the
airy Commissioners sc ing having IN their posses
aon aduera milk to this city Yesterday and
the day preceding in their trials. In each
case a vel dict was rendered for the defendant.
Mt VRRSOy-Thc Rev. J. Reiev Johnson. pastor OF the
Universast rendered his rcsgnaOnt is under
stood OF dissatisfaction Ut opposition TO
him certain OF his congregation. together with
desire reduce the OF the society
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
OPPOSING THE REGULAR OIL TICKET.

An opposition ticket has been put in the field
at the Consolidated stock aud Petroleum Exchan ge
against the regular nominated by Chairman Gibson
and his colleagues of the Nominating Committee. Tue
election will be held next Monday. Ths opposition
ticket appears to be run on persona grounds as dis
tnct 10 presented by Its advocated The "kickers
have put up the following men, who arc not the
regular ticket For trustee OF the Grstuity Fund
two ycars-M. ~ Day. for directors to one
year-stuart q. Nelson, George L. Townsend and
Frederick Ii. Gould to serve two years-Minot MITCHELL
h. p. MoIey Charles W. Baker. David Betiman, A. NJ.
Wood. s. B. Hard. G. F. Thumm. Il. ). Mondels, ]. w.
Copmsnn ana W. q. Robinson; for the Arbitration
COInmittee-C J. Fraser and George @. Rouville.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
DFiN0 FlDNA MYSTERIOUS WOUND

Coroner Levy and his Deputy. Dr. Jenkins,
on ne Dody VI Robert Carr. OF No lIS Marketst
Springfield. Mass who died there on Tuesday afternoon
Tho man was brought In ambulance the hos
from No 8ls sixthave tho drug OF Osoar Kress
Co.. just before midnight He had stepped into the
store and asked permission to look directory An
lnstsnt after he foil back ward striking head and
vas soised With couvulsons. Tho nans head was
osn0Agod when he entered the and DR.. jenkins
>ssterosy discovered that the OF death racl.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
STEALING A POOR woMAA'S SAYINGS

Charles Walters, age twenty-five, and Charles
Krause. age twenty-one. were rearraigned before
Justce Welde yesterday at the Essex Market Police
Court by Detectives McCauey and English for stealing
81 $50 IN bills from Mrs Margaret Jones. who keeps a
fancy store No. AZ Jackson-s The hoit took place
I'm the rooms occupied by the mother OF Krause at No.
237 Monroest., on Juno Walters 10 musician, blind
I'm one eve. Krause a laborer. They hold for
trial at General Sessions. The complainant had only
iust taken the money from savings banks when she
Innt the prsonera Mhie she visiting In MonrOest
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
TRUSTEES Of NEW FERRY COMPANY.

The trustees for the first year of the New
YORK and Brooklyn Ferry aud Steam Trausporta-
ton Company incorporated yesterday. are Richard NJ
Hoe. ill., Jonn w. Ambrose. William Bay ard Cutting K
Fulton Cutting. Rufus T. Bush Tunis q. Bergen George
NJ Olcutt Joseph Richardson. Edward T. Hunt William
CruikshADk, william A, stephens aud Stewart McDOu-
gall The apta stock il $4,000 right to in
crease IL to 81 .OOOOOO The company TO ferry
from pier No East River to point between Twen-
ty-eghth and Thirty ninth sts Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
A BURGLARAr THE RACQUET CLUE

A big German stood blubbering before JUS
tco Power tho Jefferson Market Police Court yestcr
day. OF having carly In the morning
ly entered the restaurant OF Fred Hnmpch, In the
Racquet Club building at Twenty sIth.st aud sixth
The prisoner the nsmo OF Charles Miller and
his ago twenty-five lie said he had lived At No
BOwery. Ho had found himself uptown at o'clock
In the morning. and had told him that no could 70
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
RREsrxD FOR ALLEGED BREACH OF PROMISE.

ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED BREA CHI OF PROMISE.
Joseph C. De Becker was arrested yesterday
on an order issued by Judge Donohue, of the Supreme
Court. The complainant. Florence c. smallcombo.
asks Tor 900 damages for alleged breach OF promise
of marriage She says that the defendant told her ho
was = buyer for the firm OF Rothnan Srume & Co. i'm
norters OF japanese goods In East Twenty hrstst In
default OF bail the defendant was sent to Ludlow Street
MI
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
BROOKLYN.

Deaths last week 25l births 1S5; marriages. 100.
Colonel j. d. Grant has written letter thanking the
comrades OF u g. Grant Post No 1927 and their wives
for decor ating his fathers grave at Riverside.
Ferdinand Eberhardt, one OF the Greenpoint rioters
who charged with assaultinR Officer Delaney and
forfeited his ball. rearrested yesterday by the
officer warrant issued to his bOndsman, Edward +.
Scheuter.
The Pgman Court of Inquiry is in session every day
board the Tennessee The proceedings secret
and will not be made public until the makes its
report to the Navy Department The Brooklyn, having
been ordered TO the China Station has left the fleet
gone to the Navy Yard To prepare for her voyage.
The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty Children
is investigating the statement Of Mamie BItters, who
charged Mrs Btters, OF Withers and LorDer with
abusing and overwOrkiug her The girl claims that
Mrs Bitcrs not her mother, but she docs not know
what her own real name ls
The June walk OF the Sunday schools in the Green.
point Sunday School Union took place yesterday
moon. About 1900 children parsded in the principal
reviewed by the pastors OF the churches aud others
Major Pond. Mr.. Beechers lecture agent, says that
the Plymouth pastor will deliver his lecture. "The
new lecture which he Is preparing entitled Con-
science" he will probably first speak in Manch ester or
Leeds about the middle Of July.
tree carelessly left after being nearly cut down
by the At work the property formerly owned hy
while they went TO dinner. The wind blow a sudden
gust. the tree fell the sidewalk wh.le num-
Der OF people were passing John Briggs, of No. IA
Rochesterave, WAS Knocked down and badly cut about
the head, and Andrew Vessel, of Tompkins- ave- was
slightly hurt
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
kEW PIX

william sptz for gbt every collector killed
himself yesterday afternoon Woodland Cemetery by shoot
ing self IN pistol spz out OF en-
ploymen and ma precarous LYING ~ oScasona, coeH
dren living at 20 West Kinney st. and member OF
tn. lately organized Cremation society He Will DO the first
TO DO incineratcd
At meeting Of the Board OF Trade last might communcs
on was received Board Of Trade OF Paterson favor
certain OF the
OF tho <vhch destroyed by an amendment
about yo years ago communication requested the
operation Newark and other boards IN tno State The
matter laid
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
STArEN ISLAND

SIAPLETOv-AnOther library has been established In the
Staten Island be known the Wlnslow REFER
ence LIBRARY MIS- Katherine Fish WHISKY
o Clifton.
ATER-Thc Bolri OF Trustees. recently elected or
ganLrd by el,cnz Daniel TCOrne as permanent
chairman Mr. Cornell prominent auconcef and justice
the peace at Clifton
NEW RIGHTox-The boiv Of william Davis the missing
sailor Commodore stewards cutter Cyhera found
Yesterday Kill Ku III front or the PAVILION Hotel
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
A HLKCE u 10 AZ LARGE

John Lynch, age six, of No. 229 East One-hun
dred and seventh st. when through the baemen Of
his home tuesday bitten the thigh
by one OF The tenan policeman standing at one hun
dred and til street and lhdave. only
ssd THE dog ought shot, Tue dog has 0ber
children The wound had turned blue yesterday morning.
medical attention has been gwen the chid
dare are
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10

lister of St. Lakes Protestant Episcopal Church, Brook
lyn and In charge OF ST. Lukes Chapel. will bo married
10 Mss Sarah T. Wells June Is. Tho announcement
OF this engagement created much In the church.
which found its way into the newspapers The chief
point IN regard TO II t disparity In the OF the
contrsotInx parties 30 much said that Mr. Foster
who 10 young man, resigned his position aud has
cepted = call ~ y church IN Great Barring ION, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10

ure OF the base OF the skull There wsrc otneI ~
OF the head. including two scalp WOUNDS On The
dead men had brother.in.law at NO. $40 h w "a
second-st. with whom he had boon stopping LUZ wv "
days he Sas in this city.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
DETECIIVES VINO DIDN'T STOP POOLSELLIy0.
IL ,ras snid ut police IInal luuartnrs rostarlau

1t was SAD at I0llce headquarters yesterday
that The OF the commissioners III tndlng De-
tcctves Dunlop. OF the Iwenty-nnth Precinct, and
HaHau OF the First Precinct to pat:o duty caused
by plant from Anthony ComstOck that the officers
had failed to prevent the selling OF pools the
Jerome Park at places In their precncts Detectives
Gerrow and Mulvcy were recently renandsd to patrol
duty from sixth and Twenty Prrcincts for
the same reasOn II said. Supern tondent MURRAY
had given strict orders to stop poolseng In tho city,
yet Mr. Comstocks assistants bad succeeded In buying
pools on tho races Al places iu the four precincts
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
TIE oIrYs CLAIM TO THE FIELDsJUDoMEyr

Controller Loew has written to Attorney
General OBrien mat although tho Judgment Tor
S6li.42l 81. recovered against Thomas G. Fields In
1873 In the OF the people OF State really
1t belonged to the CITY OF NowYork as the mo ney WAS
fraudulonty taken from the CITY treasury Tho Con-
troer, therefore, requests that the ATTORNEY
Will inform him what conditions OF settleucn arc pro-
posed by tho heirs OF Mr. Fields before scttemen Ia
made.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
IN HONOR OF JOHN KELLY'S MEMORY.

The Committee of Twenty-f four of the Tam
many organization last evening perfected
for the meeting In honor OF the memory Of John Kelly
ir Tammany Hall Tomorrow evening. The principa
address will be by George Raines Of Rochester. Ad
dressss will also be made by BOnrke Cochran aud others
The boxes will be reserved for ladies and their
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10

1l.Is M reaching Utica The second day viii DO
Spent IN visiting Acxandra Bay Montreal will thcn De m
thence viii to Saratoga On the
mn day the party viii return reaching Jersey City at so
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
EXCURSION or 1HE NRw.JERSeY PRESS

The second annual excursion Of the New Jersey
Press Association VIII take place the West Shore Rl.
road On June a. The spec,a train Will leave Jersey city
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
THE WESTERN UNION DIVIDEND PASSED

The directors of the Western Union Telegraph
.ppa' ."npab' a' @ .ncr quat.eiy meeting YESTERDAY
Committee that no dividend be declared Mr.
Could was not present, although he came to the
{ y ia the morning us usual Ii is understood hat
he had a more important engagement. There was
n0 opposition TO u proposed action, and the vote
was UNANIMOUS. There was bare quorum at the
meeting. but among those present were JOnn j.
Astor aud Robert Lenox Kennedy.
he Western tlnIon last passed Its dividend on
March :, 1876 under the presidency of William
prton. Ia the night with the Atlantic and Pacific
Company. which was organized by Mr.. Gould. The
idend rate at that time was Z per cent, and the
Iecember. 1879. BY the declaration OF an extra
c iend of per cent. This is therefore the Sec
Oud ime that the iivideud has been passed since
To- ,lnpany began the regular pay yment of divi-
aends IN July, 1874. There was a long interval
before that time in which no dividends were made,
aud before that they were paid according to the
earnings OF the company III what was virtually its
formation period. he Ill pOrtance of it's present
action Is considerd the greater ON this account.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
Brig Louise cope tBr, Parker Kingston 2s days. with
sugar to Leaycraft& Co.

Br,s Louise ccpsl .Dr Parker Kingston 20 days. with
steamer Olympia sBr,. Brown LiverpooHenderson Bros,
Steamer state of Indiana tbr. Richie Gia'gow-Au''n
steamer westPhaia Ger. KOpn Hamburg via Plymouth
Steamer Fuda Ger. Rinsk. Bremen via southampton
Steamer Amazonense tBr. Clark Para Pernambuco, &c
steamer claribcl tBr). Macknght Port Limon-Pn For
steamer NewYork Byrne Ne, ,Oriesn,-J Van slckle.
steamer City OF Columbia oodnu. Charleston J " ouih
steamer Martha Stevens Chance Baltlmore-J krem,
Steamer Commonwealth. Van KIRK. PaiaieDaa-hooerS
Steamer Eeanora BRAGG. Portland -sHoraiIo Hail
BARK Nor tNorI. bjonncss stettin-Bcn ham Boyc'en
bsr4 VIM DeiIz HOopcr Por, spain.A strauss CO
Bark Nicola. Brown. Kings Ferry. FIa-J winchester
saIs :1 J9nss Tos,
schf Victory tBr. Thompson. Baiamis-F Montell d
schr Cotide tBr. Evans. st John MIA Heney.
SAILED.
Steamers Fulda fo- Bremen; Monte Rosa Leh; Queen.
l,oterlam; Amazonenso, Para Alveua Kinsson oiy Of
Columbia Charleston; seneca Newport News CT Mayer.
Ships Cabul for Calcutta Constance Rotterdam; Louis
Bark Proteus. for Brunswick. Ga.
Also saied-via Long Island Sound-seamers Porta Tor
ship Titan FOR Shanghai. Bark Lanceheld for DO Bngs
Genoa for BueDos Ayres; Terrier and corr'gan-
Anchored at City Island-Bark Edwin, for Blboa,
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Danger Developed OF East River NewYork.
Lieut. Hawley, commanding Coast surver :chr Easre
developed the following
noted
small detached rocky patch lies little TO the northward
or The miri1e line The least water found feet and
following bearings taken fro the charts
and Geodetic survey Holy Redeemer Church,
NWsW 1865 Corlear's Hook SW'sS $50 yards Sec
ono per A46 Yards Vessels OF deep
draught should OF the mdrtver line
when passing the vicinity Of this reef.
FM1HORN, Superintendent
Coast and GeOdetic survey Olice,
Washington, DC, May 81. 1885.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
FOREIGN PoRTa
QUEENSTOWN June 9Saed steamer CITY OF Chester Bf,
Condron from Livcroool hence for New York -
NEWCASTLE. June 9Arriv ell, steamer Kovno (Br Nen'
from New York May 22.
FAsTNEr June 9-Passed, steamer Arizona tBr BROOKS
pool. 80. ~, A..
SCLY June 9-Passed steamer Ruga Ger. Abers nom
New YORK May 27 on her to Hamburg. 49,
COPENHAGEN June 7-ATrlved, steamer Geser (Dan MOL
ler from NewYOrk NAV 22.
MARsEIILEs. June 9-saed. steamer Burgundia Fr Du-
lac for New.YOrN. ,.,-,,
BoRDRAUx ARRIVED steamer Chateau Latte tFr),
Jouruei. NewYork. . -
YOKOHAMA June S-Arrived. steamers Westmeath CBrl.
Stoneh0use from New YORK. Belgic Br Walker from san
Francisco.
BARA June s-saled steamer cearense Br) for New.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10
APPROVING THE OLEoMA R0ARISE TAX BILL

into the restaurant and sleep N0twhstanding ths 'h
gcuious defepce Juctce Powor hold Miller Tor TRIAL
New-York tribune., 1886-06-10

There ls more property under the protection
the Central Ofce stem
Broadway from bank vault down TO retail store than any
other method Of pro lection III the United states