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SAYING Goodbye TO MR.. BEECHER
HIS PEOPLE 90 DOWN THE BAY ON THE GRAND
RKpIHIIC.


The Rev Henry Ward Beecher started on MS
Europe An trip Yesterday morning IN company with MrS
Beecher and Major Pond. his agent The party No.
companied by Captain II. L. Beecher ana o'hu'
scovIe, Mr. Beechers son ana soh-in-i""'
left The pastors house before o'clock and were driven
to the Cunard Line pier. where the Etrura was lying
They escorted the steamer deck by Sup'rin-
tendent Watson and there found a number o. irenuS
awaiting their arrival Among these were "enera'
Horato c. King. John T. Howard and General Chrs'eh
sen They remained on board until the last minute
and then returned shore. The vessel sailed ABOUT
o'clock As she moved slowly out MI ana MIS-
Beecher stood on the hurricane deck ana waved Iher
handkerchiefs the little group that had coiecteu vi
the pier.
Just a. the Etruria getting under way inc
Grand Republic having board the great
majority OF Mr.. Beecher's congregation. leit
JEWELS Wharf Brooklyn. and started down toward the
Battery she came alongside the big ship near Bellows
Island and the two vessels came together the PAM
on the excursion boat struck the pastors laNofte
byinn Love Divine all Love EXcelling."
Mr. Beecher stood the bridge ana waved MS nat NJ
mis- prope Then the Etruria went ahead for awhile.
bur shallow or the channel had 10
go " aud Grand Republic shot ahead ana lay
in wait other OFF sandy Hook. Thsu she steamed
up within $50 yards OF the big steamer and l,st good
by said. There about l.5OO people on the
Grand Republic.
Among the prominent people board the accompa-
nyng steamer were the kevs Messrs HALL ay Roberts
Edward Beecher and l.. Lee Mayor Whitney. Con-
troller Brinckerhof. K. T. Bush s. V. White William b.
BOorum, o. T. eager, T. A. seccomb Thomas o. Shear
and Reuben ". Ropes.
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THE NEW EXCISE BOARD SUSTAINED.
ArTORNKY-GHNERAL o'BRIEN's OPINION THAT ITS
APPOINTMENT Il VALID.

ALBANY, June 19.-The Attorney General OF
the state has rendered opinion sustaining
the new Excise Boatl in New-fork. John
H. strahan and Elliott sandford. representing
respectively the AMI old boards. appeared before
Atrorpey OBrien June 16 and asked him 10
take he thought necessary 10 determine
the rights office Of the Commissioners In his opinion
the Attorney GENERAL holds that Mayor had the
right to appoint th6 Boari and that It's appoint
ment was valid without confirmation By the Board OF
Aldermen. He says
Itiscaimed by tie respondent the old Board that
proceedings in the nature OF quo warranto shouu DC
commenced by Attorney General against these aI-
piIcano- the new BIirG determine the validity OF
their appon tne only authority for such pro-
ceeding that furnished by section 19i- OF the todr
AMI 10 be- maintained only against a person VINO
usurs intrunrs INTO unla wfnly holds or eXrrclrrS
within state franchise pubic Onice, ana Ne
Os opinion these applicants do not come
provisions OF TINS statute shall decline 10
entertain this sscstlOu.
Tunderstand Inc fact TO he that Messrs Woo imam.
Andrews aud Won Claim office acting as such
and exercising the duties thereof and an not yet al
vtsed any necessity FOR bringing action by the peo-
the purposeO protecting their rights thereto
II hereafter -nc necessity can be made 10 appear
take under alvi-emrnt the proprety or tih-
ing such action Ia The premises as may be proper
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THROUGH YORR STATE.
BECOMING INSANE AT SEA.
FATE OF MRS MARGARET JONES. or LONDON
REPORT OF HER DEATH An ERROR.

FATE OF MRS. MARGARET JoSEs or LONDON
REPORT OF HER DEATH An ERROR.
OswEGo. June 10 (SpeciaD Twenty five
years ago the first pOrmal sch0o in the country was
founded here and Mrs Margaret Jones. ot London, was
made principal aud induced to come here to intro
the object method OF teaching. She returned to
London after four years and married wealthy
uelative who a cloak manufactures. She was
identified with educational movements in England The
Normal school here decided TO celebrate the twenty
fifth OF is founding. and Mrs. Jones was
invited to attend and participate in the exercises she
left London weeks and the passage over was
taken violently insane. Professor f.. A. Sheldon met
New York, for her and brought her to his
here The fact abe IN the city was kept
a and only accidental leaked out She grew
rapidly and became violent Professor Sheihon
with her last night to New-YOrk, and she was 70
sailed for England to-day. Her family has been
Informed OF her condition. A few days ago ais
patch received from Phi ladrlpha stating that
George ". Chiids to the steamboat wharf expect
lug 10 meet Mrs Jones, and WIS inform' mat sue
had died the pass and had been Durirn III
the IL Is believed that the dispatch referred 10
the insane woman 10 known THAT she lntehnru
Mr.. CnIlds How the report OF ner heath
originated IL not known Il Ia said that Mrs Jones can
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OBIT "a RY.
HOBART PACHA

LONDON June I9.-HObart Pacha 1.-THE Hon
Augustus Charles Hobarp marshal Of the Turkish En-
pire, IL dead
Augustus Charlie. Hobart. the third OF the Ear
OF Bucking hamshre, was born April l.
1922. He entered the British Navy IN
1885. becoming commander wien thirty three years OF
ago. He made himself known through great hardwood
and endurance and "A fondness for adventures on the
At the breaking ont o. the civil war IN rms
country Hobart being In straened financial circun-
sances-hs father also not being ~eathy-went INTO tus
blockade running business under an assumed anu
became the best Nassau bOrkade runner. III made
about successful trips To the souhern pors The
captain who succeeded him in command OF his vessel was
captured his frs IN l-OI thr condition OF
the Turkish Navy deplOrabe aid the Porte ofeel
to Captain Hobart then an officer on nall pay great
pecuniary Inducements md the dignity which belongs 10
the OF Pschs The Admiralty was not pleased WIN
Uobarts inclination 10 ACCEPT tine offer aud il warned
hun that II he Should do he would forfeit his pro-
iessional rights at nome Mean while the 'Tetan l,ur
rection broke out and Captain Hobart Logged by
Turkey in forcing blockade at Crete against the Greeks
When the Admiralty heard Of this an explanation was
called for and ne intimated that lie bah hern mane
member OF the Board OF Admiralty aud the Director
Genera, Of the Naval schools IN the Ottoman Empire.
He prayed that If nis nse should br taken rom Tue
active lat he gbt remain "a r-iired o1cfr lie
begged in vain and the l9th OF March, l-o- DIS nane
was reoved altoeether MOI long after Tari ne aPpG
1869 Liberal Ministry installed AMI the request
renewed only 10 be promptly refused. In 1874 how
ever "A Conservative Ministry had succeeded 10 the
Liberal one. ami Captain HOBART rene ~ed MS appea
rectng IN eloquent phrases the disgrace attending bis
dismissal and reminding the Ministry OF the praise be
had earned by organizing the turkish Navy. ne was
then restored 10 the retired list with hall pay, 800
wear Hobart Pachas frat commission in tue Turkish
Navy that OF Rear Admiral In the latter day OF
1869 he was made Vice Admiral and early IN s sae
following March received the commission OF Admiral
and vas placed in command OF TIE Imperial squadron ID
porarilv absent inspe' ting the fleet his WIFE, Mary
AnOre ie At COnst ntinOple The shock was 40 errat
TO him that lac did not the funeral. n which were
present many Turkish dicuf ,Tes amt Europeans VINO
then in the city. she was uaughtrr Vi OH
COlquhOun Grant NJ England.
HIM Waaf ne rpkfu
the Turkish feet and within few years after Ma ap-
ment he had given the Turks OF great power
In 1851 ne was raised to rank OF ushir aud Marshal
U the Empire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
4 PoH1cEuAy CHARGED WITH BRUrA1lrY.

Mrs. Fannie Scheinert was taken to the Essex
Market Police Court Friday by Policeman Arfken.
OF the Tenth Precinct She keeps furniture
store at No. 81 Orcnard-st and taken into
custody when she intrrfcred with the policeman
arrcsting her Tor placing table on
the sidewalk opposite the store. In court she
ia iuted aud was taken Bellevue Hospital Coroner
MESSENGER ycAtt rday called 10 take her ante
mnrcm statement. she has number OF bruises about
thr and hack, there finger niarAs on her
throat ard her left dlscOiOred she was
aDuu- confined when arrested, and II
feared that serious results VIII follow.
tod the Coroner that 30 had seized her
by tue arm, thr- cued her aud her
by the throat threw her the floor OF her FfOrr
White she .ay there put his her stomach,
her about The head and face and then k her
The WIZ bis cuH IN Gale the COrOner's attcu-
ton The marks her neck ch she SAID. the
tmprnts q, the officers fingers Coroner MESSENGER Will
MAKE examination into the
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SHOOTING DOWv HIS WIFE.

AsDURY PARK. y. j., June lS.-Daniel New
man, OF this place. returned from work az a
late hour this evening aud not finding his wife at
home. picked up revolver and set
out to ind her Happening TO see her In the
house OF friend he pulled out his revolver and hred
two shnts at her Mrs. Newman ~ once
threw up her hands and cried Out. NJ God -
No SOONER hal fallen over than her
father VINO was in the room Jumped up and began re-
turning the Shots at the excited husband For "a
while the Shots few Ike wilnfe, bat neither was
wounded. Mrs. Newman shot In her MP
ami IL feared the wound viii prove fatal. No
arre.ts we're made. Mrs Newman is pretty blonde VI
about e
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DIED.


ADAMs-on saturday June 49, at his reniencs. iiG Nal
ison-sve. -anuei Adams. in the 6Jth roo MS ago
San Ei' FRANCISCO paper. pleas, copy
BERRIAN-On Friday. the 18th inst, Lewis H. Berrlaa
s,a' n,s. e s'';a 9s 's1.rs .ss
BrooklYr on Monday. Juas Il. at : D. m
BuXroN Bay lad T. o. Frd,y ~, ~ ~ ~
corr rt Baxio SoD IN tas isi1 Year d hrs a;,
Funeral az Bay Head " ]. On AollAy m'fia'
CAgR-At View Brighton ). 1. on lay. Juns 49, 1887
Fansra serves 9 H. ronDsias PeniIs;
ton-ive., Brighton. on MoaI.y. Jdas a. a. -
Burial az Westerly. r. l.
ELLI>-On Saturty, 10Th inst at 239 Cierm)ntava,
Brooklyn Henry Ellis aged % years
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
FowLER-At his residence 1913 Presteni-st.. Bro'kyn
saturday Jlns 10 j. Henry FOw;r IN S"' tts9
NOTICE. Of funeral hereafter
ILsLEY suddenly Aiken $. c., on lay Iua, -;
1886, Lucia J.. bioyed wife d wlliis z nsleY All
keatives ami frienis anil r,sDs;i' lnyitt
East iIitn-st. aonlay Juns 81. atsp IN
MoNK-on ,auriav jan, ~ cathariae D. ~idos Of eng
Iaharne Iarvis in tns 30. year Of asr age =, ~,
Mon lay. June 81 at I;3O D. n
sroRY-I ar,oslyn .aiteu.5 on Tllr,et Jaa, i;
AdeiIa A story widow OF toIers II story IN si' ISi
The O sae family are inysds .s,d
on sun ias. eot1 inst at ociD;k p N
toO Su Do asid AZ as Lave rc'4 'aih 80
Relatives an INN ia arc invssi to NseaL
Flushing t. L. Juns IL. 1885, Mary Ann wife pt
IVES T.. I'D trB
inyet % atte1t the fnlerl N
SUNDAY at D. ~. resi- elcs .. " .yl q a =
Gilbert Wri ,ht WaslIn St0IsS, aai i.5J TJH "a,
Methodist CIu-ch
wILBcUa-In Brooklyn. FRI laT June u. cDrasu IL viii
Funeral -srvcss ,uniy Ians % a. qasr.sr 5,,r,
O'CLOCK residence, 9I2 Detn-sL ise4llVoi
ami trends avtei A5.sAi wltloIr ilr.asr n)1A
Burial At Ne SlOrt, = l.
WHIrE-su denly Pa.chDsue l. r. On Fans ilg. tn
nth ma. Robert Whit in ms 80 g'lf
Relatives aId lrrl- 4fl-i 20 acton tis iueGi r
vices ile residence. ltj Ids. oAs~ss % pdAl4Y
June al 80 ~.
Please
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KEuoRIAL sERvIcK FOR MS AxY wILE1y&

Memorial services were held yesterday after
noon Ia he BEDFORD Methodist Episcopal Church
over the body of Mrs Ann wilkins. vino died twenty
nine years ago. after giving nineteen years OF lie
wOrK ia south africa. In 1897 Mr% wilkins
went 10 Liberia missionary. she found there Miss
Sophia FafrIn-t ton and these two The
pioneer IN Africa MISS Harrington
retained nome, AM Mrs. wilkins left aiOns
wild country until $50. whrn she too returned year
Iatef buried at her old stead
Highland Falls n y \ year ago Mrs Chandler Of the
WOmaus OF FOREIGN ssi0ns discovered that the
land In Mrs wilkins buried had been sold and
Ice plough-d che al once arranged Tor the
removal OF the bOdy and yesterday ceremonies marked
TIE second Durla. Alter ceremonies tue church,
IN which addresses male 10y Bishop Harris. Dr.
frid. " the society. Mrs william
r. SAidmOre, secretary WUmaus Board OF Fore
Missions ana Mrs Chandler, the body taken 10
Maple Grove Cemetery where IL Will buried AND
suitable monument erected
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SUGAR THAI MUST PAR DUTY

Judge Coke decided in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday the suit Of Joseph Nethercle
against william H. Robertson Collector OF this Port,
sugar imported in October Isl from Puerta Plata
should be admitted free claimed by the importer
Netherceft based mis- action the claim that as our
treaty Domingo provided that sugar rom mat
country should be subject no higher duty than that
had been subsequently made with Hawaii FOR Tue adns-
OF Sandwich island sugar iree therefore the sugar
him from Pnerta Plata should also he Tree
duty. Judge Coke held thai the treaty did not over
ride The tariff passed 1888. Unless the decision
shall ne reversed 1t VIII save the Government over
=
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TIE De rORREsr scHOLARsHIP AT YALE.

NKw-HAvEN, June 10 Special. -AmOng the
scholarships which will be awarded to members OF the
class VI SO by President Porter class day. Monday
June 2s will be the NJ W. De Forrest scholarship for
proficiency IN French 10 Carl Darling Buck o. Bucks
port Me- The stipulation in regard to the fellowship
Ii that the holder snail live in New-Haven one year
after graduation pursuing studies IN some romance
language The income OF the fund "a only 500 and TO
induce Mr.. Buck accept X 500 vii! De added 10y
special appropr a ion During the last year Mr. Buck
has been Studying saDskrt under Professor whitney
him the most promising SaDskrI scholar he
ever bad. Next year he VIII continue Sanskrit ana
Greek and study Italian. He hign Grafton man IN
his class and the OF Edward Buck, 90.
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ARRESTED ATA SMALL GAME OSA FERRrBOA T.

f. ). Balch, a notion dealer, OF No. ISIS
Chathsm-sL. Csswell IL Claire, OF No. 80 Adams-st
Brooklyn. canyasser Frederick Alien, salesman, OF
No ii Ieroy-st, ana William H. Reagan, OF No. -
Madlson-sL, formed group in the cabin
OF the ferry-Doat Nowburg its trip
from weehawken 80 o'clock yesterday afternoon
One % them had his Knee an lmprOSised sweat
hoard" Consisting OF newspaper marked from 10 a.
OF cards cOmprsed tue remainder OF the lay
OUT" The were plrasanuy passing their time ia
betting on OF cards. To The extent OF nve
cents n turn Their httle pastime was Interrupted
lust before the NewlOrk slip was Reached by
Detectives Vail and Malley. Of the Steamboat
squad board citizens dress and arrested
me men Tor gambling The four prisoners taken 10
tho ToSDs Police Court wherr Justice 5mith acrd l1-
are Allen and BalcA under $500 Ian each, and dis
charged kcagan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
A NEW LIBRARY HALL FOR DICKINSON

CARLISLE, Penn. June 49, The one hun dred
ami third xercises of Dickinson College
Will begin tomorrow sermon before the Society
OF Religious Inquiry by the Rev. Dr. j. A NJ Chap
man In the morning and the baccalinreate sermon by
President J. A. McC.uley in the evening. Mondays
evening there Will os the JUNIOR Class oratorical con-
test Tuesday will be class day, and in the evening the
GRAFTON before literary s)eieties VII D, dsverea by
Robert T. Dohertv On W ,dnestav the James W. Bos-
Ter Memorial Library Hail will b. presented % the
College Corporation. Dy George Alfred Townsend, on
behalf OF Mrs Boser. In tbs evening the AIlnll ora
ton will be delivered by Rev. Dr. w v Tu Tor. OF
the class OF 1860. Thursday will Dc Commencement
n.u
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ONE BOY SERIOUSLY STABBED By ANOTHER.

Several boys amused themselves at Woos-
ter aud Houston SITS. last night by throwing
strawberries but the fun ended IN a
quarrel and George schwtzer, OF No. ls0
Wooster-sL knocked down Henry Loaf. the son OF a
Bl-ecker.s. tnsmith. WnIle Loaf was being
beaten he knife AMI cut a
deep cash in schwitzers wrist s-vering an
artery aud lu citing serious wound The injured youth
was taken " tne SewYOrA Hospital and Loat was locked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
ORrTrARY NOTES.

STANTON, Va. June l9-Dr. A FIuntleroy, lare SUI
perniendent OF the Western Lunatc Asylum. died sud
denly this evening He was brother OF Judge Faun-
tleroy Of the supreme Court
ERIE Penn. June 10 tspeciaD .-George Webber only
son OF John Weber prominent resident OF this city,
fell dead to-day while riding the bacS platform OF
street car. Physicians unable TO satisfactorily ac
for his death. as no nai every appearance OF
healr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
LOSSES BY FIRE.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, June ia fire last
destroyed several buildings aud the stocks The
loss Is over $50 900. The sufferers arc Dawson Co..
stationery; Clark Dyrnes, livery; Chicago Hotel
Edward GerOughty, merchandise DE- BrooAss resueAee
and cOntentA
-ALFM Mass. June 19.-rhe bakery OF John Hstha-
way at the OF Boston and Essex SIS was burned
this morning ,thaway lived upstairs He lost all his
household furniture. The ADJOINING building OF +. W.
Watson was Quilted. The LOSS 10 $4,000; Insurance,
an
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the SUICIDE OF MISS HA1CA

NEWPORT, r. l.. June l9.-An examination
az IA. Doly OF Miss May Hatch. the Baltimore young
woman VINO jumped from the steamer Chatham ana
which was found yesterday twelve miles soath OF Block
Island distinct ied marx on her throat huua'-
Inc tu.t ,hs Tried 10 strange herself before Jumping
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THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDrcArGONs-FOR 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON, June 19.-FOr Maine New
Hampshire Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and
Connecticut. fair weather. followed oy local rains,
slightly warmer variable winds
For Eastern New-York Western New-YOrx. Eastern
Pennsylvania Western Pennsy vana and New-Jersey
fair weather followed by local rains variable winds,
slightly warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
DISPENSING WIN LATIN AVID GREEK

FALL RIVER June 10 SpeciaD 1t has been
customary In previous years have Latin AMI Greek
oratons at the High schools graduation exercises, but
as year the assistant prncpa. Hannah ID. Mowry, de-
nded 10 dispense with the classical features and there
sconsderable dssatis'act in oOnseq lence IL has
eec1 limited among the scholars that religious prejudice
Ia ~ the bottom OF It. the persons would bear
Tie honOrs are 40 Catholic young men. Messr~ Quincy
and lyman Pr ncIp8l Lambert 10 ~ said, appe cd
TO, but "a tire programme mad been de out before he
ssomed charge OF the school he aid not feel called upon
-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20

CONDITION OF THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET
FALL RIVER, June 10 trpecidL. The market
for prints IS steady 1915 cents for sos, anu ia
cents onehalt per cent for ois Inc Stock mas III
rr.a.ed ~ 900 over last weeks supply The weekly
-tatemenl shows the following: Production l'oooo
mecca deliveries. l5 900 pieces; stock, lOoOOO pieces
l3- 600 pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
TIE sEEEx1As vErxRANs eoLxe TO Newport

The preparations for the visit of the Veterans
OF the TN Regiment to prOvd invitation oil Tue
lst Rhode Island IAgnt Infantry Regiment and us
Veteran Association. participate In The 20Otb ann
versary OF the settlement Of that city, ar" complete
Colonel Locke W. Winchester has i-sned orders direct
The uniformed batta assemble the MrtrOpohsA All
Hotel Wednesday ~ 1.i0 =. IA. Ino ununii0rhct
veterans Will also there the entire COMMAND
viii march down Broadway TO the foot or Warren st
and depart on tho steamer Rhode Ia. and y p
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PROMINENT ARRTVALS

Hotel Observation-Disclosures service, Premier OF
Victoria, Australia. -.--.tWh Avenue Hotd-Johh X
Mclean or Cincinnati; William L. smrh, Assistant
secretary OF the rrasury Iae Rev. joan {. Esan, OF
Dublin. and SMITH NJ. NreI...--- Clarendon Hotel
Barou aosen. kus,Ii CDnsu .Geueri. NewYork; A.
lswosky. secretary Of the kdssan Legation at ashng
ton ana Captain de- Maur 0f the French Legation al
Washin xton. VicfOriG Hoei,,eOr C. German. OF
WashingtO ..... HOFFMAN House-ColOnel r. NJ Birch.
OF ST. James hOte!-r Il. Garrett, ., Bslti-
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HLIIONED 1T HULA OF J tJ4@UIsF+4I "I4t4@'
CAMDEN, y. j., June 19.-W nile walking
along Tie track OF ths Camden, Gloucester aud MI
Ivnralu Eailroad u -hird-st this morning. William
Gau discovered the bruised body Of colored girl
aDJut seven eight years old lynx IN shaio" dteh
MOI lar from the track. Tue OOdy was tahHl 10 the
comfy morgus. The police believe the child "-s beaten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20

The ROckand County Court last week tried
Charles L. Seaman. a school teacher In Spring
Valley. for criminal libel, IN writing defama
tory statements 10 the State superintendent OF Public
Instruction Port Warden Isaac ". Ldsai
m-nber the Spring Valley Board Of EducatO The
Jury on saturday light brought verdict OF gu ty.
sentence was suspended til Tuesday. The grew
o. OF tho BrstOr lrOnDIe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
LACERIThD By 4 DOG.

Sadie Blackburn, seven years OF age, OF East
New York WAS bitten b. dog owned by joan Amber
son Yesterday afternoon. The wound was extremely
palnu piece OF nesn tnree inches long being torn from
the girls arm. The dog hot at the ponce station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
GENERAL ARTHUR LITTLE srRoyGER.

Ex-Presldent Arthur appeared TO
little stronger yesterday and lie made
preparations III the afternoon take 3,
drive. He did not go out. however. at
the weather was thought to be 100 COOL
and. a. no has been troubled with cold
Jor tho last week, IL deemed advis
able " sAke The risk the weather Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20

new counterfeit 50 gold piece has been dis
covered IN Ncw-NofK secret Service Detective Johh
. Bel. of 81 and Is larger In diam
and thicker than tho genuine coin. The WORKMAN
sup good AM the cDlor fair In the head oil lDrE
tns cnin much eOu glird. ana the n IN the worn
Quilted H. sod. The weight Is eight grams 'es,
genuine aud the Intrinsic value VI tho metal
about -haf
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CHICAGO, June ia dispatch from Tomb
stone Arr says: WORD has been received AZ
Fort Huachuca from captain Lawton. VINO nas been
following the hostes Sonora, that he was driving the
hand hafore MIN and that the Indians making their
wy To their stronghold the Sierra Madres. The ln-
dams on foot, having Killed ana eaten heary al
their horses retaining only four to transport the