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New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
TOO MANY CANDIDATES FOR AN ELECTION
Tho Ro1rd of Education is divided over tn,

appointment of Superintendent ot BUILDINGS wltu
no present prospect OF reaching "A decision
Ga Wednesday eight votes were given lor AnuIew
q; Inumson. SIX for G.. W. Drbevulse and
TWO we're blank. Eleven votes necessary FOR an
appoIutnent several of the members are now out
OF ine cty neither OF candidates get morr than
ten votes uuess OF them Is dropped. Comm 'sloner
Perkins Yesterday mat ne tnOu -ht there was no
doubt that M DcDevOss would receive tine appoint
uent. "1Ltrc tTytbing," lie aided, 'ln MI De-
bcvolses favor lie Is OF the best standing, and
o means that would prevent nim from accepting the
Office If nc Interested In the pu lie scno"is
new man. What h repu alton ani ahlty az
an architect VIII have to learn great deal that MI! De-
beyoisc mas acquired As "A school trus ee.'
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

AT the inquest by Coroner Levy yesterday IN
the case of X. Reed Inc Nair divinity student who
WA, fuU dead GOuyrrneur sp on May I3, the jury
decided that the pslO aOt wound III the lett tenpl was
inflicted by an unAnOwu persoi. Ihc following letter
from President Dwighr, OF Yale, WAS Received;
Frank Rupert Reed who his death
member Oi is DIVINITY school from >epte npcr IS D, 10
Aprll g Chdrlct eclei
b, ali wAo Hc Of sound N M, eli.erlu as
very shortly
be- ctt CiOS. just before his death lie was
intelligent cheerful happy at se ne have reason TO
believe that everything hIs condition tended make e
hopeful lrs able mlnL do no. believe th't ne
suicide ami CONFIDENT tnat Al no tme durnS
nv ACQUAINTANCE there signs OF nsant'
morbid delrcs senm dlslppOnt Aent OF any
OF ordinarily III
VINO take lives Ouinun with respect TO Linn
am confident with that O ali knew hlm we III
Ae1r.I Have
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
SHIPPING NEYlQ.
PORT OF NEw.YORK. .......... .FRIDA


PORT OF NEw.YORK. ............ FRIDAY JUSE4 IasA
ARRIVED.
steamer Baltic tBr) Burton Liverpool May 25 oue.ns
town o. with mdse and 70 Peter Wright SON
Arrived al The Bar at 2S0am
20 WITH @dsc and passengers to Kunhard Co Arrived st
Steamer Fulda tGer,. Ringk Bremen May 20 via souh
ampton "a. with mdse and passengcrsio oerchs & Co
MAY TO- witl coffee 70 Hard Rand. vessel to Bsts,s
Nagan 81 VIII mdse ana passengers to Jas Ward CO.
steamer Delaware. Wnnett Charleston l. with rod,s
steamer John Gibson Chichester. Georgetown. DC with
Steamer lrancona Bennett Portland. with mdse and pas
s., steamer John Dison Bp Howsiue. Perth Amboy BAL
Steamer wike kesbarre Gates Boston for Port Johnson
ship Margarethe Ger Pope Antwerp 81 days. 9Th mtss
Lark levalhan Nor Peterson Bahia ~ tays with sugar
to Smith schipper vessel to Funch Edye Col
osUNsEr-wnn at SANDY HOOK. Light sW; clear. AT
Guy Island. same.
CLEARED.
Steamer Greclan Monlrch tBr Bristow London
steamer Egypt BIZ simmer Liverpool w Enr..
Brown sa"V co. HO'' Hr AcA''N'n' h'of0O0-Vsrn'n
steamer Circassa tBr). Campbell glasgow -Hcnder,oa
steamer Hckls DAM Thomson Copenhagen -Funch Edys
steamer Polynesia Ger. Kuhn. Hamburg-Phelps Bros
steamer Alcr (Br. Hameman Bremen, Southampton
steamer sulna (Br Potter Rotterdam smpson Spence
& Young -.
iDtcnl NyterGam-fEncn.
Edye Il Co
Steamer Jan Breydcl Bclg Meyer Antwerp Funch Edge
4 Co
Noord aud Belg. Nickes AntwerpPetcr Wright
& son
Steamer Ia Champagne lFr). Traub HavreLouis lie De-
bian
steamer Neptune Bp Chrystal Belize. Porto cOrtel-
Williams Il Rankin.
steamer Fganrne (Br Wright. santander spain-simp-
Spence & Young.
steamer Caracas, Hopkins Iaguayra, Puerto
Bodlton. Bas & Dalet
steamer Advance. Beers Para. Bahia via Newport
L y ~ Brazil Mail co.
steamer Rarracouta IBr Evans The wndward Islands
leaycraN K Co
Steamer Amicita (Sor,. Reimers Baracoa III Dumois
Steamer Carl honOw. kahrs. BaTa,oi-Inmez 4 Pear.
Steamer Ornoco Br) Garvin Hamlton-A Outerbridgs
& Go
steamer Roraima (Fr. Luxe. Port Royal sC-Iacran& L
Co.
steamer state of TEXAS Williams. Fernandna and POr.
snip Normandy. Iusey. Melbourne. Australia MAILER
Querrsu
Ship Eclipse shllaber Calcutts-D d Dearborn.
Bark Sarah staples. Brown. Ne.-Orleans-J " Ewel 4
Bark Kennard Beltencour. Funcha Mafcira-E II Adams
& Co.
SAILED.
Steamers for Stlte Of Alabama for Glas
gov Madfii for sharpness; tgl ntine for cuina for
Carl kJnow 'Or BtTacOa; OrnOcO Tor Bermuda sats
Of Texas Form lndIna
BarAs Frank stafford for Yokohama CLINT for RosOck:
Groen Van fnsein for Rotterdam VICE e Tor Brlns s"ck
Ga.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAuEBS
FOREIGN PORTS.
GIERSs rows June sIsaiec steamer Germ mic Kennedy
from IiverDOol for New.YOrN
Arrived. steamer Wyoming fBrl, Rigby, from NeHG0rk
Nav her Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON. Jnne ARRIVED. steamer Elder (Brl Heb
mers from Ncw-Yorx May -, on her way to Bremen
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
DEtTH H4STENtD BY EIHER.

Philip Duffy, age sIxtv-two. died IN the German
Hospital Thursdy nigbt ter be ng short time un er
Coroner visited the Institution AtNeT-
and made autopsy The man was round 10 nave Dcen
caton OF diseases prIncply prOduceu
drlnklug There also numerous rs ms
aon the face the but ieatI was found 10
the aim Oi cthe gwen prepar-
making operation. The anesthec III the oro-
ner OPINION served hascn death. buiy ave AT %.
Scvenly fourth e the owner OF two houses
tie income winch supported hn lie ana his we quar-
rele ed 10 the Hospital anu his
nephew yeste Law called District orney darnne and
said that death had Deen caused
inure, Occaoued then Mrs ly bears MARKS re-
si.tIns from qnarrcl Mr. Maruo no:l his in
formation Coroner Messem. who reported to hun the
lcsull his
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
SCHOOL GOYS COMPETING FOR MEDALS
Tho hovs of the De La Sale Institute held

second oratorical contest Cnikering Hall yesterday
to compete gold and sv"r medals or ths year.
About 200 OF the pupils the pl if"rn WIN the
thirteen competrrs the first Brother Alpnens'
the director and his stan. with the committee o lu-
occupied chairs 10 front OF the platform The exercises
were relieved by from the school Aft"r c!ose
contest the first pIl2e was a""rleu 10 rIdhcIS ="
yeIe who rected IAN Incident OF Getty sDurg." The
second prize .e To Francis ID. Burns As these drcl-
sons differ given by other judges IN the nrst
contest when George ". Mundeleln aud Philip L.
Mccarthy stood first ana second respectively the lour
champions will aga compete at the annual commence
ment ON June o. when the final decision VIII be made
and the media awarded. The following students OBJ
tained honorable mention Plp r. Mccarthy, frdhcls
l. IINclle. ElAarl T. MOLlariY
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
HOME Ne VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Clarendon Hotel-ViscOunt de Noguelras,
Portuguese Minister at Washington -fnm @ Arr"ne cans
Hot,IrSepstor William J. srwelL OF New-Jrrsey; CON
uressmep A. A. Ranney, of Massachusetts,, Whian IL; IL;
h raum and " D. Sp-rry. of Connecticut, and nenert
r. A Merritt and George T. Erwih, of Potsdan " ].
- hrepoorf House-Scnator John X Mcfhersoh' % u,
New-Jers~y Victoria Hofet-hx- Conerr'snHn 30, ~
Beaugrand OF Montreal. and Judge J. NJ WooIw%rth D'
Omaha ~ Murray Hill Hoct ct-E1-Goverhor ~, m d.
Bi"sow of Connecticut m HoGp,an HOuSc-Willlain :.
King OF Minnesota, aud william L. Muier' OF E,r," %
- Grand Hotei-Commander W. y Sohiey, L. g Navy
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
THE BOARD or ESTIMATE on CITY BILLS
Thn Rnnrd of Estimatn met YesterdlY and

2
discus sed the various bills before the Governor
which Affect Nsw-lork CITY. lt was resolved TO oppose
the bill providing FOR paying the salary OF J2hh H.
Stemlrr while he was prosecuting his claim lor the
Office OF civil Justlce several years go Tue DIl pro-
yldluy FOR irre circulating library was also opposed
1t resolved u layOr the Dill allowing tue boiIu o
Estimate to reduce the levy for the present year by
tne OF bonds Among the items IN tue 1rvy Whch
can thus be r"Iuced Is SJOO.OOO Tor the ne" harrm
River Bridge 900 streets ana other improve
ments IN ne upper part Of city, FsOUOOO Tor
ne schools aud school sites Tle Dii creating PARK
OF about III four acres along the II ,rlem River mean
Utgh Bridge was opposed, 1t mandatory III
Suroy
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
HOPING That HER MOTHER WILL DIE

Catherine Mcehan, an old woman with white
ba visible under her Widows who AFT being helped
the witness stand told Justice Patterson the TomDs Police
Court that she Mas over eighty three years old the com
panant Yesterday against her daughter Catherine Hughes
also widow The mother staten that number
the daughter had besn c0ntinu nsg drunk and
family ana had been arrested several tines Justice Patcr
son sent her TO the Islam for sa monns When ard
the sentence The terrible bla heny poured
lps and clnchng the rail she exclaimed; Mother may
you be corpse before come back"
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

armed runs-N e y ork 3: Kansas CITY base
balls Kansas City. 3. F1rst base on errors
New Yors Kansas Lott on bases New.lork !;
Kansas city, 10. Total base hits-New York Ia tan'as
(ity 10 three base hits-COnnOr Necl, ]. Two-Dl.e
mts-Waid j: Honnelv l . Myers l. Double plays Ward.
/ Fstcr roos qnd con l. Wd pitches on
wav > ; Weich !. Passed bals-Hackett, /. Umpne NJ:
Connel Tme-lj5.
one OF the most peculiar games OF the season was
played at Washington PARK, Brooklyn. yesterday. he'
tween the Brooklyn AID Cincinnati nines. There were
1000 people present. aud ~ me visiting pt'rt'
took long lead through the poor work OF the nome
club. many b-came Disguised and left the grounds
Those however, VINO remained were rewarded, ana the
excitement was intense the Brooklyn Players rallied
ri he bat IN the eighth inning wnen the score Wa %
in favor Western PLAYERS. and scored eight runs
They continued the good work the last innn, auG
scored four more runs. The follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

Earn,d Tuns-iTooklyn 10; lhenh ~, ri's1 81 phs "l
ttlcinultl fHst base on Diih-
Erooxlyn lncinna t. o. truck Brooklvn. G; Gu.
cinnati t. Left bases Brook yn ,; 'lncnnatt Bat
t,ry n, enc cnnati D 1wO-has" me-
Bnrch Mcclellan . Three Jas, hits-fiakn l. PhlApt
/ Terry l. Double plavs Mcclellan and Plnkneg Wild
piichos-Iiarkes 3. MuaDe B. Passed balls Peoples l.
Umpire-Mr. Bradley. IIme-l:lo
Tne Metrnpot .n ciuD pa. poorly at Staten Island
Yesterday md the Louisville cnb 10 win easy
victory. Mays. pitcned for the home club and did
80 well o Wednesday, SEQUEL TO loss hi- cuuniug
teriay for his old associates battei linn freely The
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

Cd gcd hest PLAYERS In tho United States begsn to-day
the Young America Cricket Club grounds. The players
were Mcssrs. Bocckman. socum' CLARK ana son"| i"o
result was that Beeckman beat Slocnm by tho following
score: CO, 6-l, 6-1. In the second round Beeck.
man heat Clark by 6-3, CO. G-L on the thlru
round socum beat Molat by 3-6. Go 4-6, O-3, o.
@ The tournament VIII be resumed Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

BosToS, June (SpecidD.-A storJ comes
from PhiladelphIa that Henry " Lncas aud Mr. Sodon
OF the Boston Base Ball Association. were trying to
reach an understand by which Dunlap, Glasscock
aud seery may be exchanged FOR Wise Poormau IIor-
nung and Parsons According to this report Mr. Lucas
wanted to get rid Of Dunlap and two others In
March, but he could not carry his PLAN Last year
his club was divided into factions ciques aud he
could not get the work out OF the team which 1t is
be OF doing This year Mana schnez having the
same trouble Dunlap aud Glasscocg. for some son
or .otLcr, are both unpopular with men. There
said TO he trouble III the Boston club also the Pna-
dephIa story runs. Captain Morrill, and Hornung had
Misunderstanding st aud latter was recently
suspended for day aud only reiusated
valuable to the Wise has arm iut he ia %
be put back 10 short stop again. erowdinE Nash Of
the DDe altogether. Parsons had notified Mr. sOdc
IA said. that unless he Is 10 be "A chance to demon
strate his ability catcher he desires be re- ca
ard Cunning Is also finding fault because mas only
been playing III few games thus far. Mr solden no
ever. that no such changes AS these mentioned
been thought Of
LAWN TENAI9 100 RNAMENTj
Pm ApEIPuIA Iunp 4 (SnecioO Tho
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
CAPTAIN o0LArM PLhADs NOr GUILTY.

CAPTAIN Thomas COllum, the well dressed
and looSlng ex-Chairnan Of the Ex'cuuve
Committee - Empire Protective Association, was
arr.yned Yesterday III tho Court of General sessions
He pleaded guilty to an Indictment Charging MIN
with grand larceny apprOprttng furn urc belonging
To Isaac linduen mtrusted 10 ptain C0um while lie
was the ianIlor OF the knIckerbOcker htts
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05


y y > " Y 4
Earned -Netonolitlns u; Louisville. 3 FIRST base
on errors MctrlpO.taIs Louisville ,. fnst base on
ba~-Meu poi ians 80 on ivlli' J. eU o. Dt'es-h iip-
lui.VIlr. I.~trufs Oui-,lefr pOut IN >; !J
vnlc DodDlr pl Nelson. Crc-,y orr Wild pitches
Mays-l. Umpge-Qnlnn. l1me-I.1U.
ihr New.IuTk ana Cnca-O cluus VIII play ar mo
Polo GROUNDS to-day. CdppAs 1tn Reg men. Btnn VIII
furnish musical par OF the programme. k"cic ana
Mccormick will he the ptchrr-. II latter mas not
p chcd game whicn he ClcLgp cub lost iis year
The Brooklyn and Athletic ciuJs play ut Washington
Park.
Ihe officers OF the coast survey vessels in New YORK
HarnOI formed baseball nine aud issued cial-
Iensc To the ufIicera of the NOrtn Atlantic l,ot.
Mauaeer Byrnc amt Ferguson have 80 arranged tnrlr
that IN future the metropolitan and New IpIk
This city will not conflict.
The FIR. Department ani Webster cubs played at
Metropolitan Park yesterday with the following re-
suit:
FIRE aprtmcnt- .............-.. 0 % %
Webster q U u y U U U ~
Tue Newark club went 10 Brldse seport Yesterday and
paved Eastern LrlgIc game with the bridgeport
nine The score as follows:
Newark ........................... o 0 0 0-D
bIidgcpOI Observation-Disclosures l U o )
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
CRICKET MATCHES TO-DAY.

will play match to-day Central Park with the Essex
Club of Bel ove. n. j.. a D. IN. The Rvsrslde
lev will be a. follows; H. Miney. W. NJ. Massey.
j. X. Savage. T.. G. Mlchcll VI Il. IIahcnien. j. Shrr
dan. e. T. Savage, A. Watkins. Il. Kemp. H. snellgfovr
A. Bryes.
second eevens Of the Newark and Patorson Cricket
Clubs viii play match to-day On the grounds of the
former at JohL son ave. Newark.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
ALONG THE SOUND.
pnrnlrpORT

DnIpcFPoRT Captain Patrick Dillon OF the barge W f.
convicted Thursday OF tneit III seIlhg
col rom vessel gned 10 Tsons IN Derby va. sent
To illl ,esterra. for fine OF SO 49,.
Is IN anniversary OF the for na N of the rarnl fas
and Fairfield West conscientious VIII De ceegrated next
Tuesday at the CONGREGATIONAL Church IN talrfeld
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

Whilo William Pauin was on trial for burglary in the
Passac ". j. County court yesterday his father Just ice
Paulin wasdyng The acquitted ami rushed nom"
that his father dead brother OF Paulins
named Frank four years term Tor burglary
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
USIyG HER SHEET 70 HAyG HERSELF.

NOTICt WIN TtVt'INFI VIII0' NNN'TI-
day that EMMY inmate OF tho city Lanac Asylum
on hlackwrls Is aI hai committed sucd" on thursday
ulght che her room AMI piac ny
end around her stah- her eli Ibe WON II
old and aimte 10 the institution on
Tuesday, suffering from acute u.elapchOia
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

seawanhaks Yacht Clubs where 1t s expected that she
will meet the Atlantic and Priscilla Mr. Forbes Ia con
ndent that the slight changes made In the Purltan's
spars and rudder have increased her speed.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
NEVIS FROM TIE SUBURBS
JERSEY CITY.
NEWARK.

The furniture dealers have signed agreement to close
their @ D. N. from July 10 October and FROM Jan
to April /, saturdays excepted.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
HENRY 4. DANIELS, VI. D.
LrEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF BEEF

l44 Lexingtonave., between !p1 AT iDtt ~
Torrs-S 10 l. 5tO 7. Diseases OF the Nervous iys.e
Genito-U L rinary organs InO0.cGce anI stefilisE
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
Announcements. A

Albert Lewis. VI. d., Beachst., near West
Broadway y. Y. Hours II 70 aud to7 Diseases OF tas
nervous - stem specially for the last A. years
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
MARINE IATELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY
Sun rises 4l2 sets 7:l5 Moon 1924 Nm age. DIS
WAft.
4 N-Sandy Hook. 1905 COWS Isld. ln2j Hell Gate.
PN-sandy Hook lOO7G srd. 1922 Hell Gate. OLA
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

BosToN, June 4 (SpeciaD. - Commodore
Forbes the of tho Puritan. has decided tn enter
As achr in the races OF the Atlantic. NowYork and
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

increased all the stimulating propce
OF sold Beef which Liquid Foot" or Liquid Extracts"
made from blood sinews amt meat refuse do not
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
. That Miss Jones Is a nice

"That Miss Jones Is a nice-looling GIRL isn't
she l''
Yes and she'd the belle OF tho If it wasn't for
thing"
what IL that !"
She mas lrrl bad II Ia unpleasant To BE- h
she nas tried a DO thugs and nothing helps her an
for like her. bus dOen't mako It any less Oi<
agreeable for uint her"
hal used Dr.. Cat irrh Remedy. thers
have notng OF the Kind SAID for IL Will euro
calarrh every time.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

Parker's Tonic brings restful sleep and men,
tai and bodily IN % drel snt slus Loss OF hair
prevented by Parker Hair Bilsaln.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

Enlightened people always encourage an
arucle that merts the app 'ation Purest Best"
Liquid Bread he ithu goratng tolC comes unlcr
this head. GrOccrs and drug .is.s keep T.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
No POOLS AT THE PouGHKEEPsIE RACES.

POrGmKEEPsIE, June 4 lSpecidU.- w estern
and Eastern arriving To take part III the four
days racing at the Hudson River Driving Park. which
wnl begin Tuesday. ana there will be seventy "r
eighty starters. The $50 class has fourteen alone.
Edwin Tnorne has made for publication statement III
winch he says: "Poo-srl.iny as every one know, Is
contrary law In this state aud IN giving neeIn. at
the iiuG.on RIVER Drivlns Park at foughkeepse, on
:, .. 10 Inl l. Mr. Goldsmith and myself snail
the aw ana give to the puuc as honestly con-
duce,; trOttlng meeting ~ IL III our po Ycr whether
lovers Ol true sport VIII support is III our new ue-
pdrturc remains to he seci
THE OELRICHs CUP TO BE FOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.
The second section OF the Oelrlchs Cup La
eros Tournament Will be played to-day on the ground
OF the staten leland Amusement Company at St. George
= l. The games will begun IL a.. III. Tho teams
The Druids Of Baltimore the Brookyn Athletic
Association BOSTON, soutn Bo,o and Ind pendents OF
York Lacrosse Club. the winner OF the My secon Tor
the championship and the cun Great interest Is mani
tested the result and big Attendance Is expected.
The draw Is AS follows:
40. l.-Druiis OF Baltimorcl VI; brooklyn II M
Byes BoStou South gGs'S' ipde pendent OF Boston
No. -Ros.cn vs. Independents AZ N.
rh. Osin VIII pTS R 'Iy be Of oSed S py Soson
No.A-w,nnes Of No Va winner of No g. at $50 D. m
pa sis aee o ab Wilmer AT Of May section,
vs. winner o. game No. 4. ,winner Of June sectionl
1he N-N-lork Lscrossc Club VIII pny the following
oGs cey & epSes e ID EojssSn
second defence ied j. G. Gerndt third defence field.
H. j. Wright centre htld, j. Hodge, Jr.; third attack
field. j. ". Pryor second attack heli W.
Nenarg; first attack field, j. f. McClan
outside home o. POphIm inside home. I. III. LennOx ;
field captain, h. Cluf substitute. sears.
The Brooglyn team Is as follows Goa. Frank Cros-
bic; point, j. X. Flanuery; point W. G. Post
nrs defence Held {. Brown; second defence field, L..
Mclean; third defence Held II. f. chcll centre Held,
C. H. Roberts tirst home neld T.. TIlton. ir second
home neld l.. Matthews third home field. II. Mat.
thcws; outside home. A B. Mckelvey; inside home,
j. l.. MIch-ll. sub ttues +. III. Reilly aud ". Bush.
I.fe luur In al lNrn W Upe1 rf
Boston and Independent Boston teams had Withdrawn
the contest
The south Boston team left Boston at p. yester-
day. Ihr VINO started were Noan Duxgan Cooper,
Coyle Fren, Cardinal Joyce, >hoey. Cooper Laurn,
Walls Mckellar. Whitehead. O keefe aud Z. Boyle. cap
tain.
A match In connection with tho Metropolitan Junior
Lacrosse AssOca Tor the Championship Will be played
to-day at Prospect Park brooklyn. between tho
TconderOsas, OF staten Island, aud the Poly technc
Institute.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

LAWN TENhIs IOURNAMENrI
PHILADELPHIA, June (SpeciaD. - The
lavn tennis tournament between four OF the acknow
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05

nEHH HHnn o,' in nse m European Hotels AG
IEvI~ & CONGEk. sole AGENTS
COL aud OO3 6thava LOSS Anu how INV
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
TIE MOVEMENTS OF uEB
20 III Y InRI-

LONDON. June 4-Arrved, steamer Canada (Brl. 2Oote
from New-YOr< Nav 81.
CUERNsrOwN. June i-Sae. steamer Germ MIC Kennedy,
from iyerDOo fOr NewYOr<.
Wyoming fBrl, RlZDy, from NeH.IOrk
Nav - on her 20 Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON jnne iArrIyed. steamer Elder tBr, He'd
mers frOm New YORK May -, on her way To Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-05
HOW GENEHALLf II Will ID" HD ' ~
TIE CONNITICF GRATIFIFD.

A THOUSAND WOULD-BE COLLEGE GIRLS
After the regular chapel exercises in the Normal
missed TO their classrooms. the chapel was filled
with girls from the Guy grammar schools. They
numbered ,O04, an increase of seventy over last
year. All have passed examination their various
schools. ana will be graduated this month. William
Wood and DE Witt j. 'ligman were present Dr
Hunter ws.Soned the girls 10 the college. but
minded them that all could not be admitted, and
those that passed the examination would be received
IN the order in which they stood. He called
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A MOUTH TO BE SHUT
BY FORCE OF LAW OR FORCE OF
An INSANE ASYLUM.
The Innocent Young Girls of Men,
phis sbOuld BE Protected From
an URIIcensed SIanderer.

To the Editors Of the Appeal:
The revelation in your colums this
morniDg concerning the insane doings
OF a well-bnown young woman about
town are, to say the least, startling.
That young men should become in.
yolved in embarrassing situations by
keeping Acquaintance with females OF
the class named, is nothing strange or
unusual, but that under he shelter OF
femininity, such crea ure should be
suffered to besmiich other innocent
and p1re young giIls OF our
communi y and that openly
and in the very Offices OF
our publ off ials alm0st t'anscends
belief. This conduct should be pun
ished in such way as to make the
cure permanent. Pity or sympathy is
out OF the question. We may and
should pity those unfortunates who,
cast out OF society, lead lives OF shame
to get bread. Bat the person now
posing shamelessly before the Commu'
nifty is a public enemy, compared with
whom Spies and Most, the bomb
throwers, are spotless angels. 1t is
idle to say that these drivelings
can harm no one. Only recently the
writer had occasion TO trace a Cruel
SANDER upon one of our best young
ladies' TO this very source.
II the woman is inPane she should
be properly cared for. But if deprav.
ily is her disease, then the duty OF
our officials is clear, and an outraged
community will hold them responai-
bic for its performance. PARENT.