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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
TILE COURTS.
A LAWYER PUT ON TRIAL.

T. p. puNN's CONNECTION WITH THE SCOTT KIM
BnzzLEMENT CASE.
The trial of John X. Dunn, lawyer, indic'eu ~.
grand LARGELY was begun in tho Court OF oyer anu
Termner before Justice Barrett yesterday io mas
been in ludlow Street Jail for some time on an oIoer
NJ arrest issued I'm civil suit brought by the MAI
haitian Company for the recovery of the Sr4o'vVo
which II IS alleged he received from the pam
defauItIng teller Richard T. Scott. All the inorn,ns
was spent in getting jury DistrctAttorhey r"i"'i
made the opening address for the people SCOTT whose
confession made in England led to the hdctmen. Vi
Dunn sat beside his wife and her sister, Mrs. eeaics
The story of the crime Of which the delendahe j.
accused was told by Mr. Parker In his opening ADDRESS
IN the Jury lie said that the teller, Scott fearu n''
,he officers of the Bank of The Manhattan COMPANY
would discover that he had drawn money to the amouh
of $4,000, went to Dunn, who was cousin Oh Ms
wife, for advice. Dunn advised him to take a large
sum of money and Zee to Canada Scott at first wonh
not do this but Dunn told him he was crazy. lney
had several interviews. Dunn told Scott that ior
Liszc's sake7 he would take care of pack Rage ior
him. that be conld not take money from him Nowns
II TO be the banks but that the law conid not Punni
him for receiving package, whose contents no uu
not know. Mr. Parker told OF the taxing OF .no
money the flight of scott and the confession showing
Dunp's connection with the affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
EVE STOCK MARKErsBY rELpBApn

ruFy,to Juno li-cauts-Reeipts las "a hours La, 80,
heat Total week thus far 1878 head Tor sano 10;
last week 1850 head. Conslged throgn suna 70 dsy
ears SO Of which TO NewYork onsgnecthrohsa morIes
al cars 81 of which TO NewYork 40 caron SAFE yecj
active prices advanced l5023c from LAT 6onss bSlcs
shipping demand. Common To Fat si94 voou " .a snS
shipping $685. So Extra steel, 50 and FEEDER
s3Q3 So Veals s505 10 bulk Of ,nerns SD r.a, fo
sassp-Receipt last - hosrs wee $50 ha Ia, SsN
the week thus TAR 10000 head br sane IN ',c New
1900. Consigned through Il cas OF whps s y woe
York a carloads on sale na,ss ssaes .S 70 cnoSs
- 50e5 so, Extra S5009s5 80 taaos 70 WV
all best stock sold. - =, r.,., fs- tho
week thus lar 1915 bead FOi same ,ae . ,:' 81 u
1925 head Consigned through nnday !, a. 90 cara al
which TO Sew.York; consigaed thrsgh p.rtst st,idy
OF whloh 10 New-Nork 81 cars on SAFE s,s Pigs and
Light Workers s. 55aS G5 selected yorsei - v.sns;
selected Medium weights - sodso a"
tsken 80. n.,,.rs'
CHICAGO. Union Stock Yards Jnae 1T .hi,ssuts
Journat reports CafeReceipts IL DO a. Oc 50 20
1000 head. Market steady, Inferior !os aad Feeders
81 1904 10 Texas Cattle 81 Oo0s 10. .oo hssA Mar.
Receipts "a 900 head shipments ~ s0sx5 63t
ket arm, Mixed IS %oass S1h. h nsl IS.
Light So 5000 oo Pigs anI Ous % nv loco hed MAI
ket steady, Native Muttons ~ OVSo lo' "A O0ss "
Western Feeders ~ 1898 10; sprins u
per head. ho, rad, shs.
At Lorna lime IL. CaolS--Receipts wv y.yy NAuvs
ments 100 heat marns, aeu noe Naf steers sasgS
81 oo Rutchsfs steers. Medium 10 Chte "
Eanger. Ordinary 10 Good. - 459t 30i sc0 Market
ffoas-Hecsipts S70O head shipnks. Is 6oso ov.
Packing Medium 10 Prime 80 30 0soP'
Ordinary 10 Best % 1000 su - roaA MAZE
saSspZ receipts 1000 head shipm4s ns'S
fru Fair ~ Fancy " oosoA~
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4 LOT or WoRTh SILK DRESSES SEIZED.
A FASHIONABLE DREssMAKER DETECTED IN WHOLE
SALE SMUGGLING.

A FASHIONABLE DREssMAKER DETECTED IN WHOLE
SALE SMUGGLING.
One OF tho largest seizures made by tho Cus'o"
House inspectors at this port for long une was
effected yesterday when they succeeded In bringing 70
the Barge Onlco number OF silk dresses, wofth
about $1,000, which they took from the house vi
Mrs. Rose Ludvigh fashionable drcssmaker, at NO
East Thirtecnth-st. Mrs. Ludvigh has been for
some years supplying her fashionable customers
with forelgnmade silk dresses, and, IL Is Suspccted'
with the aid Of her brother Morris Dusseldorf, VINO
lives I'm Paris, has been the habit Of evadipg tho
Customs authorities for somo time. Tho goods
seized yesterday were brought here on the cunari
steamer which arrived October last
One Of Mrs. Ludvigh's customers, Mrs. Joseph Mon
tour, Of No. 259 West Twenty second-st, had
daughter in Europe who was being educated there,
and last fall she paid visit to her parents In TINS
city. The dressmaker happened to be coming nero
at the same time and persuaded the young woman 10
represent herself actress and claim the dresses
as part Of her wardrobe, while she, I'm order to give
color tho story represented herself to be the lads
maid. On arriving at NcwYork the usual afdavlts
were made relating to the goods and the customs
authorities passed the goods. subsequently Conector
Magone heard some reports on the matter winch
aroused his suspicious, and ordered inVeStsauon'
which resulted In the seizure OF the goods.
Many Of the dresses, made by Worth, had, now
ever been disposed Of and II Is thought that the tOa
value of those landed will amount to about S1Oooo.
Mrs. Montour called upon the Collector on SATURDAY
and protested that her daughter innocent OF any
fraudulent intent I'm the matter, and as the young
woman Is now in Europe it Is thought mar prUcee t
cation Of the VIII be made, however
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Flour dull Steady. Howard Street and Wossn super
@If5 Civ Mills suDsrnns 81 5Oe2 oo ETrados 25S37S
do RIO Brands 50 o5@5 - Patsosco FANNY $40 90 sa-
Bims5c Lons5crry a21S5o Western quct. sady. MOI
Winter Red spot at 9o09otci 90 for uae ,olsesohc;
DO for July 9oS9oc DO Angus. sosc; y sstenSsr sis
s ssssw .. asa s. !.
&c. Rye 'i heavy and nominal a. go issPns HAY dull
vsiSn aetya and r% Mess PORK 81 co. Bux mea
Shoulders and Clear Rib Sides packed hG so Bacon
Senea az o' su tier ssdy
leel5G Creamery az l9o2oc Eggs fesds at isYeise
nnsd at 15i2ol5ssc. whisEey stead, ~ 81 2eosl IS
TrsIshts e Lyerpool per steamer !a AZ and no%i..
f -Four s. SIS bbs Wheat 2ia BUSH Cor, obi snsa
Oats 600 bush Shipments Flour 7I7bbiA sales-whest
] so. 900 bush. Corn 10000 bush
BUFFALO. June 11-whest-No Hrd griet at $40 over
Chicago August Sales of 5000 bushat s02c carloads
at OL9s0tc No northern easier $40 oyer Chicago
White Michigan 99c. Corn dull weal ana lcweri No
Yellow 6l955'sc, No. 3 Yellow 5Sae34c; no. 52as
5sc oats que. AMI weak 40 Fam % sn,st inc no
Miilfeod Unchanged Winter Bran slA0al5; Spring %
si1asl4 or Cornmeai steady. oat'eal steady: Canal
Rsceipt.-Eour "A. 900 bb,s: Wheat 2iooo basa Cora
900 40 S aS. 4oo Dn fsSGD
Wheat iO3 900 bush Corn $4,000 bush oats $1,000 bush
BOSTON, June ll.-Flour very dull cGn weak and lower
steamer Yellow 63G6ic. Oats easer Ia light demand
visions steady and firm. steady Lard At sra9ss
Hams az Iii. iac Beef steady. BrterGood In fsl
demand prices steady; Northern Creamery at zoe wessrs
Extra Creamery zoe Cheese steadS and unchangedI
Pest Northern S1slac Eggs firm Eastern Extras at loo
Western Extras at 10 c eo 400 eos an
100 tons.
CHICAGO. June 1.-THE leading futures ranged >
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June II (SpeciaD.-Largely because corn
was weak, wheat also was weak. 1t declined nearly
IL cents from the early figures Of the morning.
The visible supply figures, which showed decrease
for the week of $4,000 bushels were little dsap-
pointing but were so TO the estimate that they
affected prices little. Surrounding markets were, with
the exception Of st. Louis, following Chicago. st.
Louis was weaker declining 3S cent more than this
market July started at So 70 cents, touched SO 18
$50 ID and In the afternoon sold as low as 90 3s and
closed at 81 IL. July corn started at 90 cents,
and went of to 81 l-o. The visible supply statement,
showing an increase In corn Of 100000 bushels,
helped to increase the bearIsh feeling Tho market
for oats was weak because Of the influence or corn,
but dun There were 81 900 hogs at the yards with
prices 1910 cents lower These arrivals were 5000
above tbe eXpecta alton These big receipts and the
weakness of corn made the prices Of all sorts Of
nrnduce easy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
THE TERRY LIBEL SUIT GOES TO THE JURY.

The trial Of the suit in which Miss Minnie Terry dc
mands $4,000 damages from Mrs. Mary Ann Perine
for an alleged libel, was finished yesterday In the
supreme Court. Mss Terry reiterated her dcnals OF
doing or thinking Of anything wrong in her relations
with DR.. Perne she declared that she had not told
Mrs Perne that she hated her and loved her husband
Her affection for the Doctor was purely spiritual
She acknowledged that she had sat on his lap, but
asserted that she had not thrown her arms about his
neck and Msscd him. For the defence, Mrs julia A.
Powers and Mrs. Perne repeated previous testimony
in regard the manner in which the Doctor and Miss
Terry had acted The counsel occupied the afternoon
I'm summing up and the jury after listening 10 able
charge by Justice Lawrence were directed TO bring In a
sealed verdict this morning, If they agree in the mean
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
COURT CALESDARs-TO-DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS Before Andrews. j.
Nos24 81 Co. TO- SO 81 o 1925 1875 l2s 1873 lt7 $780, l5l
1855 1875 206 2ll 2l7 222 1913 225 1858 2S4 1885, 3U S06
3O7 800
SUPREME COURT-GENRHAL TERh-Receta
suPRENR COURT - SPECIAL TEkN-PART J. = Before In
graham J-Ses 776 79G go SOP 757 7G3 GAL TO- ia,
775 s06 76i. TO- 239, 657 05s go 100. 1877 Goa.
SUPREME coURr = SPECIAL TERM-PARr II. Adjourned
until Monday. June H.
SUPREME couEr-ciRcUIr-PART I-Before Lawrence, L.
Nos l4GS 1922, SAX 1885, s43 3l7z 1861 1880, 1880
1855 1853 20Sl l76s 2Ul9 2o7 204S 204e. 206O 20o3
205G, 20 80 1895, l464. 1921. 2Gl7.
SUPREME COURT = cIRcuII-PinT II.-Before Patterson
J-Nosl95s lgl 1873 l7s0l9lO. fOe, ll76 1891. 1882
1895 l770 tl5 $500 272 l074 lez2 1900 1920 lDti,
1851. 900. $50, 1870. 1884 n 2A7s.
sUPEBAK couRT-CIRcUII-PAxT III-Before oBrien J.
Case on no day calendar
SUPREME CouRT-CmcuU-PART Iy.-Before Beach, D.
Nos 1923 1892. 1890 2064. l2s0 l245 tYl lL35 30i9
1891 1882 1888 1894 $685. 1905 2725. 1913, 1893 3il -
2ggg. 1888 1912. 59s 1877, l4SD.
suRRooATEs coURT-Befors Ransom. S.-WHl OF James
Castcls. 10 r. m; wall of Albert q. Goodai. r. m.
TESTIMONY TO BE TAKEN BEFORE THE PROBATE CLEGE-
Probate OF the Wills OF Jndth Aynn Beal Cocker lottie
Raudue;zky Ann Maria Robert. Catherine Mooney Abby
Fife 10 A. mi James Lamb Caroline LAbro. James .. VIII
son. 1880 nj John Holman. Thomas Connolly III g. mi
AdOph sims $3.50 D..
SUPERIOR COURT - GENERAL TERM - Adjourned until
wednesday. June 20
SUPERIOR CoURI-sPgcIA. TRia-Boiore OGorman, j.
Nos 1Yg, 2Sl. 2s2, 80, ESQ. y07. 3l4, 3l2. 800.
INA 1893.
coxaoS PLrAs-ogsgnAL TEaM-AdjOurued until Thurs
day June ~
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Counoy PLEAS SPECIAL TrnM-Bcfcro Van HOcsen'

COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERN-Before van hoesen' Dc
Mos 3. q. - ,,.,,, p.,o-a Allan J-Nos 30
~ a. AZ 9 4 o. g. Z. x -. 10 DO H. AZ No.. ....o-o
'..;;ownx pr TRIUMPHANT 1.Before lAtremorc
Cohnus "a ga MA syS 800 500. Sgi, 300, Sy3.
si5 5s $50 55 7i2 soi $50 3d. e29 49, $751; sli si-
coaMoS PtEAsTRAI TrnN-rAnTo i9 s GG Ray i
6oi o2s a2T qi6 sos a5G, 4l2 BOD sia stS ~ n25
SS6 o9G 061 0GS 909 y70 9l, s72 9IS VIA NO. "o V
97S - mann , re,ore Rrovne l.
CITY coURIIrM TsGn- Jaos is29 s5G s74i ssaO
Ssai 100 iG7s 14O 37IB 1876 a742 BIAS. SvfG
aesg asoi Isis ANA s7a 35t $3.50 570 1905 1884.
fe55 3,5G 1901 Sg5s 1883. 390o 1851, 3'G2 ,,,..,,
CRY CouRr-TRilL TERM-PAkI - i'-h''"i' -''N""'"'
O. J-Nos 5y7S llg4. 1881. 1880. 3fo5. rorro,, ors
COURT OF OYER AID TERNsER-Ssloro Dn'io'" d, '""
nsssr' .xn,.a srssIoys-PART L-Before Mar
tine j. and Assistant District Attorney beooiu- ~
20 inclusive. ..,oxs PAM Iu-B.fore
Gildersieeye L. and Assistant Districthuoine' JAWS
Covinx
and Assistant District Attorney Jerome-Nos !" "a III
elusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. June ll.-sS0 m-Beef.In poor demand
DE- In fair demand. Hams-In fair demand long cut
arm ar 54s Bacon-In fair demand; long clear firm at
a ~ hnrldsr, firm OF 36s Sd Cheese-In fair dem
Taiaw In Door demand. spirits of Turpentine-In poor
demand Rosn-In fair demand Lsrd@spot and futures.
42s Cd July and august stssiy q 49, wheatIn poor
In nnor damsndi Mixed Western spot duil As So.d
Inns dull at a. slid Hops at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. State
ReScrts Of wheat tho week from Atlantic ports
400 ansrters; from Pacific ports $4,000 from other
Rsce,s OF Imercan for the past week. a. 800
quarters =, ,ru.ov., -, 49,, -. NJ $500. "a
BSEMry june Petroleum marks so pfonnigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
A SELLER OF POOL TICKETS LOOKED UP.

Police superintendent Murray received information
that pool selling was going on In william shaw's
mansion houses at No. 131 East Thirteenth-st a
few days ago, and he directed Detective Barnes, Of
the Central Office Squad, to get evidence. About
noon yesterday Barnes succeeded in buying a pool
ticket on the horse Royal Arch. At a later hour
Sergeant o'Toole, Roundsman Saul and Detective
Barnes went to the pool rooms and arrested Edward
JONES' tho clerk who had sold the ticket to Barnes
They also captured several hundred pool Tickets,
blackboard, some record books Of races and S25 %
In cash About 200 men were buying pool Tickets
in the place when tho raid was made and they made
a frantic rush for the street. No attempt was mado
10 arrest them Jones was locked UP ut Police Head
nnaIteIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
PITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Andrews reserved his decision yesterday
application made Lehalf OF Nicholas w. Pease for his
release from Ludlow Street JAIL lie committed last
January at the suit Of John W. Jeners. who claimed
$4,000 damages FOR the alterations Of the affections Of
Mrs Jefers. Since he has been in jail judgment has
been entered against him for the full amount.
Argument heard In the General Term OF the SUI
preme Court yesterday appeal taken by John II.
Starn order made by Justice Ingraham adudgng
him TO be in contempt sobeyng order restraining
him and the Independent Steamboat Company from oper
atng ferry between NewYork and Staten Island. Ex
Judge A. Dttenhoefer appeared for the appellant and
Assistant Corporation Counsel Wlckes for the city, The
decision reserved.
Many property.owners who claim damages from tho
elevated railroad companies for injuries caused by
construction and maintenance Of the roads, appeared be-
Justice Andrews in the Supreme Court yesterday
All testified that offers OF settlement had been made
opposed the proposition 0; the companies for the APP
pointment OF Commissioners Of Appraisal
Sxty.eight men, indicted by the Special Grand Jury
for violation OF the Excise laws presented themselves
before Justice Barrett the Court Of Oyer and Termner
Yesterday and pleaded not guilty" The Judge directed
that IT, upon investigation it should appear that the
fifteen others indicted OF the same time had been duly
served ther bail should be forfeited
The Plaza Hotel Company Limited. has been incor.
porated with capital stock Of $4,000 The property
controlled by the company is the hotel in Fftave. be-
tween Ffy-egbh and Flfty.ninth sts which formerly
belonged to the estate OF John Anderson The directors
are David S. Hammond Obed Wheeler, James Campbell,
Washington J.. Jaques end Henry Iden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
ALICE WOODHALL GOES FREE.

Alice Woodhan who brought TO this country
on the charge Of forging John Gps name on an III
dorsement for the transfer OF Uned s'ales ponuS "
tbe amount of ESQ 600. and who was discharged on
Friday by United States Commissioner osborn, was
again taken before Judge Gilderseeve yesterday
Her counsel reiterated the statement made on Friday
that her extraditlon granted only on the charge
in the United States courts and that Governor lilh
had refused ask for her exradtion on the charges
made I'm the state courts. Assistant District Attorney
LINDSAY said that he was not prepared 10 snow on
Just what charge the was eXtfaditci and Judge
tiIdersecve discharged her from custody. She VIII
probably sail Immediately for England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
FROM rEyEuEyr.HoUSE TO COUNTRY SEAT.

James Sheridan and his wife, who live on the fifth
for Of the tenement house NO 2O1 East Eighty
eighthst have come into snug little fortune through
the death OF Mrs. sherldan's brother in Glasgow,
Scotland The brothers will has been contested by
his widow, who IS dissatisfied with her position under
IT, but having been IN the courts for over year
decision IS expected in few days. If the decision
IS adverse to the Sherdans they Will stll receive
large sum, as the widow can only claim one half
OF the estate The Inheritance includes handsome
country seat near Glasgow and large amount Of
personal property Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan and their
two children viii soon sail for Scotland, where they
Will mako their future home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
prRyED TO DEATH BY AMMONIA

Alexander r. Henderson, age twelve, a son OF Dr.
Alvin c. Henderson, of No. 325 Bedfordave Brooklyn,
died Yesterday from burns received Saturday by
the bursting Of a carboy Of ammonia which was In
wagon in which he riding to the factory OF the
Consolidated Refrigerating Company, at Rodney and
Anse SITS in that city, in which lbs father Is inter-
ested. The contents Of the carboy were thrown
over him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
TILE corRr oF APPEALs.

so,,,oca Iuno lin the Court Of Appeals to-day the
following business transacted
n, ss7-Anna Garner and others, appellants agt ue
Cermania Life Insurance Company respondent Arguea
by Otto Horwiz for appellants; Rudolph Dloh ior IT,
spondent. ,. ,,n..u,
No o75-In the matter OF the estate OF John Mcdraw
deceased in the matter the estate % Jennie Meoraw
FIske. deceased Argued by r.. Countryman ana o. ~
halliday for appellants; Esek Cowen and George r. ooi
stock for respondents The aigumeh' WIN 0''"P' WV
time TO Wednesday noon.
roIlovIng Is tho day calendar for June II:
Nos FOG 1 o92 1291 100 So. 500, l'2'S ana LISA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
ryAuJyEp BY TIE SUBWAY oouu1ss1oy

The Subway Commission met yesterday TO examine
candidates for the position Of Inspector Of subways
Each candidate with a recommendation from tho
Civil Service Board +. J. Fitzpatrick was first ex-
amlned and answered all the questions that be could
and was told TO call again. NJ. s. Reyes, young man.
next passed through the form Of an examination and
was Invited TO drop In tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
yR. MeGIyrY STILL A WAYDEREE.

stu wandering somewhere about st. Louis Is ono of
the Tainmany braves, Denis hcGln'y' All trace OF
him was lost the second morning aier 'he braves
a.,acSed the CITY He had about 500 in money and
come valuable iewelry aud when they are gone be viii
orohablv return. A TammaDy Hall friend said yes
terday that McCinty would turn up all right THAI he
was merely taking little excursion on bis own ao-
count Mccinty's family. at No. 90 yandam-st.. are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
,5rpnrP TRIAL ~ QUEENS COUy7v

At the Special Term of Court In tho Queens County
Court House. Long Island City, Justice Cullen pre-
siding. Rafaee Tcie an italian, VII be placed upon
trial for his life on Thursday. lie was Indicted by
the last Grand Jury for numbering fellow Workman
George Browne, in Murray's sand pits on Plum
Rcach /. L. ON March 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
OIL MAREETS.

on Cry Penn, June lL--NatenaI Transit Certificates
onenod az TIN. highest AZ lowest 79i closed I6's
sales barrels; cearancea 9sSO0o barrels char
ters Is DAT barrels shipments barrels rams }ovI par-
rela
prrspuro Penn June IL. - Petroleum weak and lower.
National Transit cetostes opened AZ ~ oio'o" AZ 'of
highest. tn loves. 10
DRApFoHp Penn June llNntinnai Transit Certidoates
opened at 7s closed at 7USi highest 7si lowest fo's.
Clearances l3l 900 barrels
TrusyIItR Penn. June ll-Naonal Transit certificates
opened AZ n N highest II IA lowest 71k closed 16r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
STREET RAILWAY DIRECTORS RE-ELEC7ED

STREET RAILWAY DIRECTORS RE-ELECTED
There was no contest at the election Of directors of
the broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company,
and the old board again chosen yesterday. They
are Henry Thompson Thomas f. Ryan, John J. Brad
lev. John II. Murphy, Thomas J. ODonohue, W. J..
Elkins W. F. Dinslow. =. A. Il. Widncr, d. A. Ewing,
c. r. rockingham, W. ii. Rockwell, Charles Banks
and H. T. IIasbrOOk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
srARrINa HIMSELF ZOE TWENTY THEE DAYS

Racine, Wis, June 11.-John Zacher jr, son OF
Bohemian farmer living In Mount Pleasant Township.
has not tasted food for twenty-thrce days. During
the greater portion Of that timo he has done arduous
farm labor, but has grown too weak to work
lie talks nationally and gives no other reason for his
abstinence than that he is not hungry. 1t Is thought
his seltimposod fast Is . pronounced symptom OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
sUyOyDE DIE TO AN IgOURABLE DJSri sp

Bpghamton, " Y, juno IL speciaD.--Mrs Sarah
Leach, age sxty-two, inmate of the City Hospital,
where she has undergone several operations for pei
vic tumor this morning eluded her attendants and
drowned herself In the susguehanna River shc was
not demented and was Christian woman, and though
often wishing for death had rcfraInod from suicide
until now because sho cohsiuercd u a terrible sin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
aoru rArnrR ANp son oo 70 7HE HosrIrAh

Arthur Murphy, young c0nfectioner attacked his
father with an oyster knife at their home, No. 407
Madison-st, late Sunday night AMI stabbed him in
the face several times inficting severe wounds. Po
lceman McCauiey arrested the young man and also
evraeon said the prisoner was crazy and father and
Com were taken 10 Bellevue Hospital In the same
rraN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12

insanity, although there are other indications Oh
mental weakness. Insanity has run In the ian"J
for several generations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12

not worrying at all over his disappearance ana o en
pect 10 ear from him at any timc' ho "'
nom the 9TH Assembly District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12

There was fair business done in refined oil at q re-
ducton of Is cent to 18 cents per gallon, Abel test
az all ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
SPIRITS, OF TURPENTINE.

CHARLESTON Juno ll.-Turpentine steady at $50.
SAVANNAH June il.-Turpenttne quiet at S3hc.
WILMINGTON. Juno iL-Turpentine steady NJ SStc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12

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No Corn 81 &c. No oats &C S2c. o. tx. sy' :.
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boIsd 2 short Csss SIDES bed a. ns e. i ~,
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