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New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
DEMOCRATIC GAINS IN OREGON.

PORTLAND, Ore, June 8.-IncOmplete returns
from all parts OF the state show heavy Democratic
gains. According present figures Hermann (Rep) for
Congress has less than 800 plurality and
It 10 possible that this margin will
be swept away by the returns from
back counties OF reach OF the telegraph. PennOyer
(Dem) for Governor will probably have at least loo
over Cornelius (Rep) and possibly 1000 Tue figures
Secretary OF State close. Webb tDem.l for
Treasurer probably elected Dy 300 majority aud
strahan. (Denl for supreme Court Judge s probably
elected by about the majority The Legislature Is
probably Democratic.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
MIR. PARNELL ON TIE FLOOR.

LONDON, June s.-An eye witness describes
nr Parnel upon the OF the House OF Commons last
night follows.
he unusually pale. He began his speech
rervosly lie afterward followed the lines or MS man
u-cupt which had previously been submitted to and
aYpfov-d by Mr. ~eXton The speech forthwith assumed
higher level aud Size became very impressive
Tverv sentence Vas fOImed with greatest accuracy
g. express certfn shades OF meaning. Mr.. ParneIs
face flushed with affection and pride when he exclaimed
We cam Il surrender "A sir gle lrishman. Tue con
al ng appra the peace ana prosperity OF suffering
rrl Delivered IN chord or ten Ter and genuine
koAne> different from he great Irish leaders usually
81 NM u. lIAie tone.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
c0IORFD MINISTER'S TO MEET

The sixty-ninth annual conference of the AT
rcan Methodist Episcopal New York Church Will begin
at The sullivan African Church. Of which the Kew
Dr. W s. Derrick IL pastor. tomorrow Tue conference
L. largest In tho country aud one OF tue Oiuese
auuns its Inc OF the best known cooreu
ministers IN country. II r-prrsents ten colleges anu
schools pporl by the colOrrd people Among tncso
are the wilDerforee University. OF OHIO; the Ann Lh-
yersity, South Carolina; tho jackson hlg SENIOR,
North Carolina 81 James Academy New-oriesns
Turner's College sacAusetts and the wesleyan Uhi-
versIty, OF kansss.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

WATERvILLE, Me-. June S.-COngressman
seth l. M.llken renOminatrd by the lIli District
Republicans to-day without opposition.
BANGOR. Me- June SC. A. Boutelle was renominated
for Congress by tn. Republicans at the District Conyen
ton held here day. There opposition.
LEWISTON he, June s-rhe Id District Republi-
can Convention to-day rsnominated Nelson Dngley for
Congress.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
THE PRoHlBIroRY LAW ~ RHODE ISLAND

NEWPORT, June S.-The State Legislature
met here this morning The matter OF its ssuon IN
electing Charles F. Brayton chief OF the State police
enforce the prohibtory law brought up again
large number OF petitions presented, representing
thousands Of persOns, asking for repeal OF the
stabula clause OF the the removal OF Brayton
from office. resolution also intro uced providing
repeal OF that part of the law, but tue motion
lost by a of So II, with absent, and the
stabulary clause stands.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
John BOYLE o'REILLY's SATISFACTION.

BosroN, June (SpecidD. John Boyle
o Reilly expresses himself as heartily glad Of the defeat
OF adstones Home Rule bill He said the Irish In re-
turning eghtysx Nasonsists to Parliament had only
inst begun their work. There three to
through agitation controversy and legislation. The
Iri.h had passed through the first and
entering the second Parneli was not power with
fifteen twenty votes, but only voice. With eighty
Q votes he controversial power. and he had COM
pe rd the English people TO listen to him. Mr. OReiiy
predicted that the legislative stage would arrive in 1889
anG the union with England. after having cursed Ire
land nne-tcnths of century, will be repealed lie
thought Mr. q aistone would be we'll supported should
be sppea tue country now, for no statesman ne.u
fear the people on great moral issue List year %r M
y Adston- prepared for the present emergency wne Nc
added 1000. 900 common Enylisnmen TO the nsV "i
voters Ii they voted for the present Pdrla
plenI. they voted without an issue. Now ne can
and draw tho line between the justice
81 people the seltshness OF the Tory and WING
arisocracy Nothing could defeat the bill on popular
the anc- OF the masses ami he Old not De-
lievs the thick on the souls OF the
lngllsh people that they could not see through IT,
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

TRIBUNE OFFICE June 9-l - n.-oomo Little cioudi-
ness with occasional rain. prevailed IN the South At
lanc and Gulf states and Tennessee yesterday and aso
in Minnesota but fair weather elsewhere The tempera
ture changes slight being chiefly fall IN tho Lake
region, and q rise in the Middle Atlantic states and
New England. The barometer hero rose with clear
skies Tho temperate ranged between go and 79e.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
I, APPEAL TO THE COUNTRY.
Csutiuued from First Pase

@ saYport them in an appeal to the British e'n''aen
a. VIXEN that falls. or perhaps should say. IL 1t
. ta.a We will face the naked fact which such action
% too part OF the English people will teach. amt we Will
&C, accordingly or course he 10 defeated that ends
ss- question Of Home Rule far as Parliamentary ag
S.tira . concerned. Tue lrish opte VIII aPp"ai
oa,s,as OF Parliament I don't care to speak last
Ssv Of the particular method OF appeal they
~, be likely to adopt But this much know: for
opr sp-agng ysef. determined To appeal on the
aid national line winch believe to ne the iue OF Wis
dom believe total separation OF Ireland. may
aav believe that ireland coud not get Home Rue any
n than separation without blo0dshed and 1t better
e. spl blood whole than for half OF It.
RrrrALo, n. Y. June s-James Mooney. ex- president
OF the Irsn National League said to-day "ln my opin
ION Nj Gladstone will be sustained by an overwhelming
vot IN an appeal the people and Mr.. Parnclrs fo.-
Iowips be yet further increased 10 30. Mt Mooney
sa,a further that there would be no lack o. money TO
back the Irish people In their strlggle.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
A VERDICT FOR MRS GlRFIELD.

CLEVELAND, June 3 (SpecidD. The suit in
the Pleas Court against Mrs. Garfield. entered
by old woman known about town as Thankful Tan
concluded to-day. the jury returning verdict
for Mrs Garfield Mrs Garfield was riding in a closed
through MOnu uuent Park last December when
plaintiff hobDed the street and Was struck by
the carriage pole aud Knocked down. Mrs. Garheld
alghed aud the woman $40. which she thankful ~
received and hobbled OFT. slightly hurt shortly
aferward the st entered against Mrs Garfield Tor
S25 600. The trial Of the occupied four days and
Mrs. U Garield was cOmpelled TO be In attendance
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

POSSIBLE MURDER IN GREENWICH STREET
NichOa Matthias and Franz Auclesburg were
quarrelling at No II Greenwioh-s- last night. when
Aucesburg stabbed Matthias in the breast with knife
nurng him seriously. Matthias taken 10 the Cham
Hos ptl and the Coroner called TO take
his an Ia morten statement. Aucesburg ran away I'M
medatey after the staoDDg but WAS afterward caught
the police
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

COLUMBUS, June (SpeciaA. The Bell
Telephone Companys lawyers attempted to-day to fe
three additional pleas demurrer going into all the
preliminaries This resisted by tho Government
Lawyers. very bluntly said the move meant To
secure delay Judge Thurman was especially earnest In
opposition further hlns Of any pleas. but finally
agreed examine them carefully night. and abide
by the courts decision to- morrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
ONE COYOTE KILLS

Among the animals on exhibition in Gen.
tral Park q pair Of coyotes or prairie
wolves. They bred In the park. Tho male Is ter
years old and the female fifteen The latter had lost nef
teeth Last night the male killed his mats Some visi-
tors heard them snarlng and saw them biting -ach
The small fastened his teeth In the others
throat and held her unt I'll she fell over dead
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
mas cHycAgo 4 JAKE SHARPf

CHICAGO. June S.-The press sharply ciitl-
else city Council for granting. at last nights long
and stormy meeting. valuable railroad franchise ihe
North Chicago CITY Railway Company was authorized
10 change from horse TO cable power thus increasing
the properly OF the company about SlOOOOOo 5evo'
raj proposed restrictions and reductions OF fare we're
voted down. Alderman Calvin appeared 10 Ieai tue
furces for company. ana whenever an atnehu-
urut was of would cxcla. Boys better 'otS
hut down guess." and the "boys Invariably uid So
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

LEwIsT ON, Me-, June o.-MOst of the dele
gates tn Republican STATE Convention to-morro"
have already arrived. Among them feeling prevails that
DR. A e. Hamlin going To develop strength Tor
the guberuatOrial nomination than has been gen
orally supposed, although there Is little any
probability that he Will be able secure Tie
nomination. Dr. Hamlin II already the groupd
Colonel J. X. BOdwel the probable nominee IS not mere
IL IA understood tnat ". Matthew'S Editor of me
Arossiosk Eel,ubiicdn will present Mr. BodweHs
name 10 the convention Tomorrow and General James
A. Hail, OF DamarscOtta, Will do the Ike service ior
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

rFBiTN june s.The infantry regiments at Frankfort
enhe- ,n being drilled TO the use OF bicycles and
tryor-s FOR military purposes The men ride the ma
chimes o. marching order.
BgrssfIs June SELECTIONS were held in Belgium to-
day % replace outgoing members OF the Chamber OF
Catholics gained eleven scata lie Chan-
beruOw consists OF 81 Catholics and Al Liberals
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
MYSTERIOUS FRENCH EXPEDITION.

LONDON, June S.-Advices from Noumea,
tie capital of the French colony of NewCahdonia state
that two French men-owar with troops aboard. have
let NewCslrdona with sealed orders, 1t Is supposed
Or the New-Hebrides Islands The vessels carried
bnlding and months supply OF provis-
Their departure was kept - secret In Nouniea
Harb0r the BRUSH Cons ulate had b.en watched by
for days in order 10 prevent the British
from ioresialllnE the expedition
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
FATAL RAILROAD wRkCK IN GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, GA. June The night EXPIRE IS
on the Georgia Central Railroad wrecked at
Rogers eighty five miles west OF 5avahnan this morn
ing. block OF wood tightly wedged between the rails
at a switch threw the engine ami three from the
track. The nreman. Charles Maddox. WAS killed aud
Engineer william f. Prcndergast severely injured
IL was a deliberately laid plan To wreck the traln
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
THOMAS A. JACKSON.

PHILADELPHIA June 8 (SpeciaO. Thomas
Jackson Associate Editor OF The sunday Transcript
died yesterday He a OF Jonn ;. Jackson. one
OF the original OF the paper He had full charge
of me transcript while ts editor. William NJ Bunn was
away as Governor OF Idaho. Mr.. Jackson was one OF
Ihe founders OF the Glover Club.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
CHARGES OF DISHONESTY AND LYING.

The time of the Reformed Synod at New
Brunswick yesterday taken up with the arguments
appeal OF tne classes of Phil phia from the decis
ION OF the Particular Synod OF NewBrunswck In the
Of the Third Reformed Church o. Phade phla The
arguments nterspersed with emphatic statements
accusatons OF dishonesty charges OF untruthfulness
OF cOncesing the truth with many displays OF w.t.
which called forth laughter and applause
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
nN rHE EXPlfIsION RIII.

gr.AGREEMEST ON THE EXPULSION BILL
.RIs, June s.-The Committee of the Cham
'e~ v Deputies having the Governments Expulsion
10 charge has rejected the proposed report OF It's
Chairman NJ Msret. sr. because 1t opposed the expul-
sion Of the Princes and elected Peetan reporter
H. M Marsts place Tne committee 10y vote OF six to
I'VE decided accept the proposal OF VI. Foque presi.
dent OF Cnambar OF Deputies VINO favOrs bl BAN
isning Princes without distinction. NJ FlOquets
PROPOSAL. however been rejected by the Cabinet
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

LINCOLN, Neb.. June S.-President Egan, OF
the Irish National League OF America to-day received
the wing cable the subject OF the defeat
o. the Home Rule bill:
LONDON. June g.
To PATRICK EGAN:
The democracy will reverse the decision OF Parliament.
Counsel friends have and confidence IN GER
tain victory. the National cannot bs defeated II
the people wOrl keep do wn passion and
calmly and rninedly persevere IN our present ne
MICHAEL DAvITT.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
Mr.. ELKINS PRESENTED TO Mr.. CLEVELAND
THE MANAGER OF THE REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN DE-
MIS- SOME REPORTS

MIS- SOME REPORTS.
DEER PARK, Md, June (Spccial stephen
B. Elkins is here. The President has gone away. Mr..
Elkns was presented To Mr.. Cleveland at a. by
Senator Davis and cordially received. Some few
peasantres indu g,d IN regarding the Campaign,
but no references made to invented during
that time.
Whatever may be the differences between Mr. Ceve-
land and myself politically" SAID Mr.. EKns the
presentation, Il can't regard the President with
anv other than the best OF feeling personal.
I have heard IL said tnst my animosity to Mr..
Cleveland was so great that when have been
in Washin rton have refrained from calling on him.
That is rar from the irath Ihave been in Washington
only once or twice the election and then have not
mad time to pay my respects The amenities Of life
be considered ana differences of political faith should
not interfere social relation We're 1t otherwise,
am afraid there would he little peace in my family for
nv father who is scventy-six. a rank rebel
and has prayed for that he might live to see
Democrat in the White House. He is coming to Wash
ngton at Mr. Ceveland's request 10 shake hands with
hlm NY father-n-aw s Democrat and so is one OF
my brothers. and. for that matter, my four lit
tie boys are equally divided between the two
parties and | tell you 1t
dismal time when the election in
doubt to 20 home evenings and hni two OF my young
sterS standing on the front sOop hurrsnlng Ior CeVe
land"
Mr. Elkins had laid programme for the President
for the next TWO days. which included h.hing trip To-
day "A ride the West Virginia Central way
tomorrow Mr. Cleveland said he obliged to leave
there OF business and also to bid bi- sister
aud brother goodbye. The party left here 0n special
train az O'Clock.
ALBANY, June s (speciaA. President Cleveland and
Mis- Cleveland will be in Albany during the BiCenten-
MAI Celebration. They will reach here July q aud
will probably be the guests Of Governor Hill
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
HENRY r. WILSON.

The Rev. DR.. Henry K. Wilson, sec
retary OF the Presbyterian Board
Church Erection whose office is at No
% Contrast died yesterday In Eiizabeth. N d. Th
funeral Will be held Friday Al his 'me No 4oo Jei
ferson-avc and tue burial Will be IN Winchester. "a
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
"A THEW ARNOLD IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. June 8 Especial. Matthew
Arnold Iectured Points in Foreign Education as
the University Of Pennsylvania this Afternoon. Ho
city yesterday afternoon and received
by Edward II. Coates guest he will be- during ms
stay. On Friday morning DR. william Pepper Will givo
Mr. Arnold q breakfast at the Social Art Club
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

land and water privileses known - hudson Ps.k. for
persurs grounds and salt water bathing fsr'uss ct
cost of S3s 600. There 48s ve,.s cast-for tho
park 326. against II l&3 .iter the r~sult
declared procession fo'.nel with music, torches and
Fireworks, and went 20 the park.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
RELEASE OF THE yIpIGoy ORDERED.

WASHINGTON, June s.-Acting Secretary
Farchd to-day instructed the Collector Of Customs at
Chicago the forfeiture OF the Canadian steamer
Npgon held at that port FOR alleged nfracon Of the
custOms lava
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
JOSHUA b. FERRIS.

Joshua g. Ferris. of Stamford, Conn.,, form
ery senior bsr law firm OF Ferris Fessen-
den and prominent in Connecticut affairs, died
Yesterday at his home age eighty four
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

NEWPORT h. T., June S.-The General Az
sembly In Newport balotted to-day Tor United stlles
Senator to succeed Nelson w. Adrch with the follow
ing result: senate-Adrch 80; n. A. Klmbal. 3 g
a. Page 2 House -Aldrich, 63; kimbalL Page. l.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
cgLEBRarYyG A RgLIGlOUs AvyIvgRsART

In Fairfield, Conn, yesterday the 15Oth an
nversary Of the formation Of Fairfield East and Fair
field West Cons citations or tho CONGREGATIONAL Church
WAS celebrated Ths historical address was delivered
By the Rev A. Pierce. of BrOokhsi. Conn., Addresses
were made by the Rev. ssr. G. K Palmer, K. G. =
McNeille, Edward ADdersou. j. W. Huooell aud X IL
Thursron
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

Weak lungs are cruelty racked by per-
sistent cough which DR.. JsyEe's expectorans may os
relied on to It also both asthma and bron
chitis >.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDrcArIONs-FoR 81 HOURS
WASHINGTON, June 9.-For New England.
fair Weather, nearly stationary temperature variable
winds
For New-York Pennsylvania and New-Jersey, fair
weather, stationary temperature, variable winds
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
nANIAN DEATEN BY LEE.

J,no, 20, June Sin the Hanlan regatta
tca.r f,e took first place in the sinsle'scul race;
Hausn .cond. half length behind; Conley third and
st1i1.rf fourth
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE BROADWAY AND SEVENTH-AYE- ROAD.
NO OPPOSITION TO THE PHILADELPHIA PARTY TO

THE BROADWAY AND SEVENTH-AYE ROAD.
NO OPPOSITION TO THE PHILADELPHIA PARTY TO
b. MADE AT THE ELECTION
When Messrs. Sharp, FOshay, Kerr and other
owners Of OF the Broadway and Seventh Avennc
Railroad Company sold conditionay, block OF 10000
shares OF the 900 shares %, that corporation
TO Messrs. Ekins. Widener and Kembe, known as the
Philadelphia syndicate. clause put into the con-
tract providing that the sellers should have the priv
ege OF voting on the until the conditional sale ue
came Ths selling price OF the shares was 300
10 he aid down and 80. 80 additional to paid Dy
Ianuary next provided the Philadc phiaus then de-
sired complete Upon tbs clause the sellers
eYueceI o b.se fhir control Of the management the
road; or ~ supposed that they could con-
tnue their control II they chose The snbsrnnent
history of legislative proceedlnes REGARDING the ioa mas
left desire with tue former owners Of the corporation
control Il ana they had been maSng 20 Efforts 10 IN
terere III any way with the hIlaelPhians IN their at
To proxies for the election OF directors on
one nterrstine point has been discovered. however.
The lawyers OF tire Philsdephians ROl ert 5eweu and
Ehu Root callcu the atielOn OF their clients 10
the fact that the law absolutely prevents any one ron
voting the lODOO shares long ~ uey exist IN
their present condition OF unOcuous desuethde Inc
lawyers other ide acknowledge that this Is good
Of shares could not vote o1 them despite the clause
inserted benefit The other 900 shares there
Ing the Mehrharh Interest representing l,JOO
shares the Bradley interest OF about the same amount
and having 500 besides of tneir Will nave un us
puied control In eecne their board o directors on Mon
day. Mes.rs sharp toshay Kerr anu the ora htl"se &
ment have made opposition to this and have let the
Philadrlphans have their own way one OF them SAID
vester. Tner. has be en- no strugge OF any kind. II
was under when the sale made that tue Pha-
hla should assume control al the next erection
and that Is ali there Is OF H. presume they nave hesy
All the 900 shares with them. After the election.
Ehu Root will he the counsel Of the Broadway anu
Seventh Avenue Railroad Company
Receiver OBrien, through mis- counsel il prepare 10
appear at Kingston saturday next In heah OF his
motion for reasonable comnen-ation from tie hrosl
roads for their uss OF surface COmpany's tracks.
Opposing counsel may appear ana they may not
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
5ucrlIl Notices

Hankinson's steam Carpet Cleaning Works
East 2fLh-sC. Y EstaOlishsd 1851 orders nail ,.
LherNlse prOnptLy Attended, 90
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

sh. svsr>se ts9AG bsine y lower than - - eeeJo
spopains dsy last ysar snd 3hs higher shee - 40
day. .......->
nav be expected In this ctv vioiaty to-day. ~
present cloudinsss and light rain IL iudeasd for Thure
day.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
oRAvGE.cArHoLIC RIOT IN BELFAST

BELFAST, June S.-Rioting was renewed here
THIS evening. A mob OF Orangemen wrecked number
OF houses Catholics and threw the police,
..verely iniuring som. OF them The read
and police fired upon the mob. which replied with
rcvolv-rs Many injured on both sides. The police
finally trumphe1
DrntIN. June AT midnight rioting was going on IN
inc Orange districts OF Monaghan Al Lurgan several
-.nitameu have wounded. some houses wrecked
,nd several persons shot some being dangerously
uunfsi one Thomas Gallagher was shot dead Troops
Aa been ordered Armagh to clear the streets.
Slmo.t all the c0ustaoies injured by stones or
eks
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
M1RRIEU.

Couferta fsaxafive.
For constructions COME, mate fDn fruit pup agrees
able aud efficient AL Druggists
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
OREGON AND rRANscoyrrNEvrAL ELECTION

OREGON AND TRANsCONTGNENTAL ELECTION.
The directors of the Oregon and Transcon-
tinent Company yesterday ordered the transfer books
closed for the annual election, June 10 sufficient
tIme for the sending OF the books TO Portland Ore,
where the election takes place the 2lst. must be al
lowed. 1t Is understood that the present MANAGEMENT
will be successful the meeting and that, In fact, II
controls by ownership and proxy larger proportion ot
the share capita than represented at the mretng
year The OppO- has abandoned the contest
said, and or President smith and the
directors whom he may be considered fore
gone conclusion. The principal representative or the
opposition recently offered TO throw hs vote In iavOr
OF The present management the condition that he
should receive a in the Board This Ofsr was re-
jrcted, however and the slrusse 10 apparently at an
eud. although show Of opposition will probably be
made at the annual meeting
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
THE NEWEST BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT PLAN.

Mayor Whitney's first Rapid Transit Com
yesterday adopted articles OF association for
the company be organized by it They provide that
the name shall lie the Union Elevated Railroad Com
pany OF Brooklyn, with capital stock OF Sl.0OO.OOO
DIVIDED 10000 shares. the business OF the
pany by thirteen drectOr- and the fare
TO 10 except IN commission hours and on sun
DAYS The books will be opened for subscriptions 70 The
stock Tomorrow at the Fulton Rank. The principal
routes iaG by the Commission In Fulton-sI.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09
TRANSATLANTIC IRA VRLLERS

TRANSATLANTIC TIA FELLERE
By the Wisconsin from Liverpool-G. Hammer
land Hester Ashley Cooper Walter rvey. Car Pit;er
John short Carl Roch James A sargent anu Patflck
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

ENrERTAryING THE BRAZILIAN PRINCE
The Brazilian Prince, with the captain and
the ocers Almira.te Borraso. Was entertained
At dinner by Salvador do Mendonca, the BRAZILIAN Consul
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

HEWROCHELLE TO HAVE PARK.
be taxpay ers of New Rochelle turned out IN
'Sfse yesterday vote prepoateH " pareaAss
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

THE GALATEA BEATEN BY THE IREX.
c,poV. June 9.-ln the yacht race yesterday
quihend to Harw ch. the Irex in first. the
a-!a... ,cond and the Marjorie third
New-York tribune., 1886-06-09

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS