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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
RETIREMENT OF PERRY BELMONT.
HE ANNOUNCES HIS DETERMINATION NOT ]

HE ANNOUNCES HIS DIFFERENTIATION NOT TO
BEA CANDIDATE FOR DENOMINATION.
Washington. June 81 SpeclaD.-" The Star" This
evening publishes the following:
Affairs was asked I'm the committee this morning
If II was true he had determined not to be Candidate
for denomination.
chief regrets he folt in coming 10 this DETERMINATION
was the of the pleasant rslatas which mao
existed between the members of the committe and
himself They had considered and reported on o
number Of important measures, upon many OF which
there was room for differences Of opinion, but In every
instance their action had been unanimous IT had
not been a divided committee on any question during
the present Congress, although comprising amongst
lis members such pronounced Republicans as Messrs
Phelps Hit and Morrow Mr.. Belmont says his deter
mipat!on vs. final and not t. be reconsidered.
The LIST District Of New-York now represented by
Mr. Belmont comprises Staten Island. and Queens and
suffolk Counties At the last election the votes We're
Belmont Democrat 1926: Mccormick Republicanl
1890; LAYTON Prohibltlonist) 1853: Democratic
plurality, 16S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
% Vino s,ss sS 8 9 / 8 =

Earned runs-Jersey City. s.; wllkesbarre, J. Lett
On bsses-Jersey City, 2; wikesbarre. T. Struck out
Jersey City, 81 wilkesbarre .. Stolen 5ases-JerSey
CITY o; wIlkesbarre, g. First base on bols-IerSy
CITY o: wlkesbarre, O. First base on crTofs-Jersey
CITY @; wnkesbarre, O. Twobasc hits-Lang " Meis'er
4 Double plays-Chadwick and Brill wild pitehes-
Pyle l. Passed balls-Rcipschlager i, Cuff 2 Umpire
Mr.. Pcaree. Timc-2 o3
One Of the prettlcs games ever played In Newark was
that which took place yesterday between the Newark
and Scranton clubs Both teams felded beautifully ana
the battery work OF the highest order wild throw
20 srs, by Carey short stop Of scranons gave New
srks the game. The as follows
N S,ss,so 9 g g g Q %
Basohits-Newark 2; Scranton, g. Errors-NewafE'
4; Scranton, O. Pitchers-Doons and Burket~ UNI
p,re-Mr Holland
The Brooklyn end Nassau Athletic Club mines played
the first OF their games at the Brooklyn Athec
Ciub grounds yesterday. The Nnssaus won after SPIT
tied battlo a. follows:
brooklyn. ] Q 9 9 9 -
The Jersey City and wilkesbarrs clubs VIII play az
Jersey City today.
The game between the we'll known Jockeys at Brighton
Ecseh coney Island will begin at IL 80 M on Sunday
The League aud Association records 70 date are as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
BOUND TO MAKE MONEY EITHER WAX
THE sUrRo TUNNEL COMPANY REoRGANIzED
BY SYNDICATE.

THE SUTRo TUNNEL COMPANY kEohuANlNED
BY SYNDICATE
Tho reorganization of tho Sutro Tunnel Company IS
assured by syndicate composed in fact, of j. d W.
scligman g. Co., Maitland, Phelps d. Co., and Laden
burg Thalmann &c Co. A little more than half OF
the stockholders asscnted 10 the assessment necessary
TO discharge the mortgage, but at this point the plan
halted Tho syndicate, which includes influential
friends of the company. has undertaken 10 pay .io
mortgage and to intervene practically between tno
de,lnoueut stockholders and the mortgages inc
terms have not been made public, but 1t Is undersoou
that the belaed stockholders will have an opportunity
to subscribe TO the bonds at a small penalty lno
syndicate Will take the balance and IL necessary,
foreclosure proceedings will be rcsorted to- memDer
Of the syndicate said yesterday:
"The company is earning about S2oooo month heS
from royalties and IS steadily improving. We DO
not care very much whether the stockholders come IN
or not but II they do mako the difference OF the
penalty which impose and II they do not we nave
the same mortgage rights and get large AMOUNT OK
stock for almost nothing Tho syndcae VIA hane
money in either event and the company VIII DO piaceu
on a new basis.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
GALLAYr RESCUE OF A MAN AND wOMAy

Louis p. Fuerth OF No. 81 Carteret-st, Newark was
crossing the North Beevle bridge late Wednesday night
in wagon when he startled by cries OF help APP
pareny coming from the river, twenty feet below Mr.
Fuerth sprang from his wagon, and peering over the
BRIDGE discovered a and clnging to an over
turned boat Without instants hesitation he scrambled
over the bridge and lsaped into the dark waters When
he came the surface the brave fellow TO the
boat and taking the woman his back carried her to
the bank safety Then he darted Into the river again
and presently returned with the man. The couple
proyed be Mr. and Mrs Charles Lockwood. who have
summer home Carlstadt. They had been out IN
sailboat, which had upset aud, but for Mr.. Fuerhs
timely appearance they might have been drowned. Mr.
Fuerth valuable gold watch in rescuing tho couple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rryrRpool June GA D. m.-Cotton-The sales OF the
day included s4OO bales American Futures closed sealy
T9lands Low MiiCng clause. June delivery, oOoad.
buyers; June and July delivery D So;osd buyers;
n ssntember delivery 296Id sellers septelabor and
October delivery 1904 buyers october and November
Sayery ly0ii buyers November and December delivery,
5l26Id sellers; December and January delivery liosd
buyers; September delivery. 2V'osu' se'eIa
GALVESTON. June 2i-Cotton-steady: Mtdllng. 7.l6
Low Mdding o. Good Ordinary 30 eet anu R'os' foooips
IS bales sales 20 bales; stock 3,s4o oales'
NORFOLK June 2l.-COtton.-Steady Middling 10; net
nnd gross receipts, l5 bales exports coastwse, Az
bales; sales, 81 baesi stock l2'o3i oale-
s.v.Ns,u limo o. 80 Cotton quiet and firm. Middng,
oss Mlidling. o. Good Ordinary ~ nc, and gross
5l2 bales exports ceaswlse, lOO oaesi sae
"a bales; stock, 0.O72 bales.
NEw.om.RAss June 2i:-cotton-Firm Middling gS
Low Mlddliug, o.; Good Ordinary. 81 net and gross
receipts 322 bales TO tho continent oT9 bales; ses
g. $50 bales I stock az, 2S3 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
A VICTORY FOR THE CovERvMENT.

case considerable interest to importers OF laces
was tried before Judge LacOmbe and Jury in inc
United States Circuit Court on Wednesday, and yes
terday 1t resulted in verdict for the Governments
Morrison Hermann Co. sued President Arthur, then
Collector at this port duties alleged TO have
been exaced by him in Of the lawful rate on
lmportatons Of silk spot net made in 1873. The
Collector classified them at 60 per cent as silk laces,
whereas the importer claimed that nets being different
from laces they only dutabe at so per cent adj
valorem. Tho contention Of the Government was that
the importatlons, although specifically known as spot
nets, still come within the meaning Of the term laces.
Many witnesses from the leading houses In the trade
examined and the Jury awarded the verdict to the
Government. 1t is believed that many cases VIII DC
settled the decision in this case. Stanley, Clarke
& Smith, and Hartley Coleman represented the I'm,
Macgrane Coke appeared for the Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington, June 21-The bond offerings to-day
aggregated 81, 204,750, in lots as follows:
-Four per cents, coupon-S20,0 900 at 12G; s12100 at
I2s.
Four per cents, registered 5000 at 1913; $4,000
at 1913; 100000 al 1928; $4,000 at 1913; $500 at
1913 $4,000 at 1877 1-s, ex-intcrcst.
Four and a half per cents, coupon-S3,oOo at
10Y 1-s.
Four and a half per cents. regstered-S3,ooo at
10Y Is; $685. 900 at 107 LIZ; s1O0,15O at 10Y 7-5
100000 at 107 ID; 10000 at 10Y IA.
The Secretary Of the Treasury this afternoon accept
cd the following bonds
-Four per cents, registered-s1 900; $4,000; $4o,-
900; 100000; 1900; 81 500; all at 12s:
-Four per cents coupOn-S2OOO 81 100 az l2o
Four and half per cents, cOupOnS3, 500 at 1O1 l-S
Four and half per cents, regstcred-Sl0O,loO at
107 1-9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
HIS BIp HAD BEEN OVERLOOKED.

The Board OF Freehoders Of Jersey City met yesterday
and awarded the contracts for supplies for the next six
months Trouble expected the charges freely
made at the meeting Of the Committee County Institu
lions Tuesday that bid had been sueged in after the
bids had opcned and read and another had been
altered The bid which alleged 70 have been smug-
eled In was that OF T. A. Dugaa for feed M Dugan
made satisfactory explanation showing his bid
presented tie Proper time but the clerk had neglected
70 read It. and he awarded the coLtact ~ vote Of
~ 10 .. The alleged altered bid which for milk.
was laid over for further investigation. Durisg the
meeting Freeholders Kenney and Turner became engaged
IN wrangic and Kenney threatened break Turner'S
law" but did not put his threat into execution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
THE ORANGE LAwN.TENNIs TOURNAMENT.

The scene at the tournament the Orange LawnTe
Club yesterday was bright SO far the scores marx
Singles first rounds. NJ. Colgate Orange Lawn Ten
mis- Club beat L. c. Hall, Brooklyn Heights Ca o-s
A. W. Post Columbia College. beat j. L. Cushman'
Chelsea GO 6-I: E. H. Babbitt Clifton, Tennis Club
beat w. Fowler Brooklyn Heights 0-1' 40 Ga Dean
Miller wesichesier. beat NJ. Patton, CO. % H. D.
Trevor won By default; T. H. Cohey, New-forK Iehhls
Club beat r. d. Chase, Westchester, 60, Go; H. A.
,raylor Westehester beat w w. Reese, Columbia Col
ege. C-5, Gil; +. Hobart NewYOrk Tennis Cuo' peat
@. T. Sands, westchester 0-l, Go
Second round-Pos: beat Colgate Ga, 0-l Miller peat
Babbitt. O., 60; Taylor beat Hobart, c. CO
Third rouad-Not decided.
Doubles FIRST round-Taylor and Sands beat s. NJ Col
gate and W. A. Brown; G. Hobart and A. W. Post beat
y. ID. Chase and L. Hoppin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
GOOD CRICKET on STATEN ISLAND.

second trial Of strength between the crcke;ers OF the
East and OF the West begun on the Staten lsand
Cricket Grounds Irvngton, s. L. yesterday in regular
crickeing weather. The attendance was not large, but
the cricket was Of best description particularly the
fielding Of the Western team.
The home team won and elected to bat Sharp
oeldlng and bowling prevented them from scoring more
than 1913 runs and had II not been fer Ettng and Thomp
sons play the score would have been miseFably small.
The westeners started badly. but fine free hitting by
Wright and brought the score along rapidly bad
decision gave Ogden and after that the wekets fell
quickly and the sde out for 1c9. One OF the most
brilliant catches OF the season made by Lambkin in
this inning. hard his head he took magnii'
Gently with his left and disposed Of one OF the best
Western bats Eastern started on their second
inning by good free playing the part OF Bromhead
Norton and Fitting put lbs for wiekets which gives them
lead Of 1852 and wickets yet to fall Inc match
will be finished to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
,,,rs FINE PHYSICAL CONDITION.

Inspector Thomas W. Spencer, of the Railroad COM
mission. has been making his annual examination Oh
the railroads of the State, as result Oh WHICH, IL u
understood he pays the Erie the high compliment OF
bepg tho best maintained. This Is haterng' ana Is
only one OF the many evidences that have Dech gwen
Of the thoroughly careful and efocual manner IN won
~, uhrs,cal condition of the road has been looked
.ftar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
Ar14xs oELEBRATE rHE1R INDEPENDENCE

The Italians had big day yesterday In suffers Hhr-
,om River Park onehundred and twenty sixth st. and
second.ayo 1t the tweny-lrst annual celebration
NJ The Statute meaning the celebration OF the achieve
peut OF Italian national Independence The italian dag
and the United dag conspicuous In all quar-
ters All OF Little Italy" seemed 70 have turned out
Tho Italian military orders appeared In full force. wearing
handsome uniforms feature Of the days sports was
the prize shooting match among the leading craeksmcn OF
the military eontingents These the names of tho
oreers OF Tie Colombo Guard under whose auspices tho
celebration was held: President G.. Cavagusro vice.
nrs.,donts c. Muzzlo O. Ghlon, ID. Jina treasurer v.
peruardoni, secretary, f. l.. Fragone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
HENRY GUY oAnLLroxs HEALTH IMPROVED.

Henry Guy Carleton has been lying seriously III the
Lotos Club since Sunday morning fs"m an attack Of
tontis His condition critical ON "Wednesday, and 81
seemed ct one time though the attack would prove fatal
"Wednesday night however the crisis came. ana Mr. Car
Teton passed through successfully and has been making
steady improvement since. Ue is attended by Dr.
Charles y. s.ilman and Drs Cliff and Tanner. Dr.
George H. shrady been called In as consulting ply
stefan Dr. stlman says SIR. Carleton cannot yet be
poyey pronounced out OF danger but his CHANCES Of
eovery are greatly improved compared with what they
were on "Wednesday especially the change for the bot
ter IA likely 10 continue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22

4 NEW SCHEME At THE COTTON EXCHANGE
A petition to the Board OF Managers OF the Cotton
Exchange signed by many OF the cotton brokers
yesterday asking them authorize the Finance Com
mittce TO purchase out of the surplus showi in tho
last annual report ono membership I'm the Exchange at
the lowest price obalnabe at auction, not exceeding
&C. 600 and to offer such for sae again at not less
than $1,000 the profits 10 DC devoted TO paying of the
debt of the Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22

from tho Morguo to tho homo Of his married sls'cI'
No 400 East onc-hundrcdr and twcnfy-secondst'
patrick Cox's body was left at the Morgue. IL was
identified by lad who said Cox was unmarried anu
had boarded at second-ave. ana one-hunarouanu,
n ',,., :, Tho bodv NJ tho third man was identified
hv his wife as Henry BotZ Of NO. 40 East LII,
Eo,z had moved from Tarryown and had Deon q, wUrs
for the contractors less than TWO days WIG" "'
billed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

y,vrproot Juno 2l.-33O u m.-Beef-In poor demand.
Pork-Tn far demand Hams-In far demand shor. rib
firm M Ala Cheose-In poor demand American nnest
whte and colored dull at ass. I'd Taow-In fair do
mand spirits Of TurpentnoIn poor demand. Rosin--n
mar demand Lard--Spot and futuresIn poor demand
spot duh al ais Sd July and August duh at Ala 3D. whes,
I'm moor demand Fourl poor demand. Corn-Spot ana
futures-In poor demand mixed western, spot duh AZ
7sd Jane steady at As "a DO August dul AT F~u
DRgMEX June 2l,-wilcox's Lard closed at ~ marks
pfenpigs per 10 ID, ..,. ,a., .o.., . M ,,...s "a
lul kliOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
INSTALLING THE REV. J. J. LAMPE.

Tho installation OF the Rev. ]. j. Lampe as pastor
q, christ Presbyterian Church took place last evening
at the church. No. 22s West Thirtyhfh-st The exer-
- were ouened by an anthem sung by the choir Then
,iod SCRIPTURE reading and prayer by the Rev. Jesse
Forbes The sermon preached by the Rev. Dr.
Henry Van Dyke. The order OF tho Presbytery con-
ce,nne the Installation read by the moderator tho
No. David c. wyle The charge 10 the pastor was
a, hv the Rev DR.. c. S. Robinson. and the charge
IN the people by the Row. Henry T. hcE"en' large
eo,royaton was present to greet the new minister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
oopovpps POLICE JUsTIOEs AND WARRANTS.

An opinion by Corporation Counsel Bee'man was made
,,, Yesterday intended 10 settle the dispute which has
sxls,ca between the police Justices and the In
homicide cases.
MIR BE, khan holds that the power OF the coroner to act
rs committing magistrate Is strictly Limited To cases
where Tho prisoner been sppehendod upon coroners
und his power issue such warrant Is confined
10 eases where the accused person Is not already In Gus
,ody When the person Is already In custody at tho tine
Of the issuing the ccronors warrant such warrant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
THE COURT OF Appeals.

Saratoga 2fIn the Court OF Appeals 10 day the
following argued:
No. s95-Robert E. Phillips appellant, agt Thankful
Calkns and another, respondents.
No. 7s9-uarries Ballou, respondent agt. Charlotte
Ballou and another, appellants
No. S23-Ncholas Blalser, appellant, agt. tho New
York Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company respond
ent.
No. Societies Corl and another. respondents, agt
Harry Corl, appellant.
The following is the day calendar for June %
Nos Gle $40, 900, l. $50, 673, S27. 931 and 9S5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
v1s ABN BROKEy by A POLICEMAN.

Peter McShepy, cOmpositor. OF No. AL Cherry
ST., complained at Police Headquarters yesterday that
his arm had been broken by Policeman Jackson, OF
the Oakst. squad. Mcsherry fell asleep In the
beer-shop at No. Is Frankfort-st on Wednesday
evening and somebody stole his hat He accused
another compostor and they got into fight In front
OF the bcershop Policeman Jackson ordered them
30 stop fighting and then dubbed McSherry the
arm, breaking the bone. superintendent Murray
promised to give hearing in the case to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22

The veterans OF the 9Th Regiment assembled at the
armory Broadway and Thirty. sxthst last evening In
obedience the call OF Colonel George ID. Scott
slider ACCESSIBILITY Of forming permanent association
Major Jerome Buck presided and Captain Samuel g. Huy
ter was the temporary secretary. committee was sp
pointed TO take charge OF the project after speeches
had been made warmly advo .atIhg IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
DELIGHTFUL SUMMER DAY RBsoRr.

No day resort that is In the first rank could
be avoraby compared with Glen Island which opened
for the season yesterday 1t island full Of hills ann
dells" and every hill AMI every dell distinctive AMI
attractive feature In many added To the place since
last season. The four boats that running To Glen
Island yesterday carried many health and pleasure seekers
The two hours sail the Sound Glen Island delight
fuI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
snuooxrns ~ oo111s1oN on TIE SOUND.

Captain Fairdle Of the schooner Valettas which
arrived from St. John, New Brunswick yesterday, re-
ported that at a. m. on Tuesday, when OH 'i,eswu
sound he run into by an unknown schooner poulu
oost Tho valetta,s bowsprt and figure head were
CARRIED away and her forecaste deck, on the port side
was stove in from the fore rigging to the nghtheads
all her forward gear being damaged The unknown
cbooner proceeded on her voyage and tho extent Oh
Lor DAMAGE was not asccrtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CITY PENN June 2LNstiona' Transit Certificates 7s
saes 77s barrels clearances 26s2 900 barrels cnss
terra IA Dbls shpments isezo oarreis runs ISIS
prrraau,o Pam Iune 2l-Petroleum duh and weak
National transit Certificates opened AZ 74S closed 81 'oS
highest. 7kS; lowest, TS@
BRApyosp Penu Juno 81 -Natonal Transit Cortnestess
opensd nj M closed at 3ypi highest 7Aa lowose 's%
Ciearanoes. 1.02t. 900 barrels
Ttru.viIK Pam June 2l.-Nationai Transit Certificates
ooened AZ highest ~ hi lowest 79i closed 73A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22

,.o rsson company. and Royal S. Peabody.
presa ia treasurer were before the jury yesterday
soa repeated the story of their efforts to obtain fran
sse !, is probable that the entire Board o. M1ars
Will DO summoned answer some rather
49,. r.,orc the Jury makes its report D'stfics m,o.
ions pe0,e ~" ,bs ,ury in charge yesterday This fact
:. sSniacant. bee,use his asSaant John u eHO''"''
been I'm charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
THE NETWORKS DEFEATED BY BOSTON.
OUTBATTED AND OUTFIELDED BY THE HOME
TEAM-OTUER GAMES.

Boston, Juno 21-Boston outbattcd New-Sork to-day
while New-York did get hit OF ClaTkson until the
sixth inning I'm the seventh O'EouF&e ball over
the left Geld for home and Ewing scored on
singles BY himself and ward and Kelly's Wild throw
Kusman OF the Manchesters, made his rst appearance
Tor the home second base The score was as ap
pended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
opRrny MAY NOT ABLE TO LEAVE HIS ROOM

When the case Of FredeIIcK May CHaTsoI "''' "
sault with intent to kill Policeman Mceo"ai was
called at the Tombs Police Court yesterday Joseph
H. and Mr. Allen of Howe q; Hummel's office, gave
10 Justlce Welde the following certificate!
Office Attending Surgeon, U. S. A.,
Corner Houston and Greene sts,
New-York, June 81, 1888
certify that Frederick May, now under my treate
mont AZ the New-York Hotel IS totally unable 10
leave his room for the purpose OF appearing IN %
The head with some conclusion OF the praln, , ana
there is also possibility Of the occurrence OIL
ias from lacerated scalp-wOund. l deem 1t abso-
,utely necessary, therefore, that he should remain IN
% Gyuiet and sccluson of his room for the present
Tue Pui0' ~ A. X. SMITH,
Lieutenant Colonel aud Surgeon u s. A.
Justice Wede postponed the case until next
Wednesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22

,c. nns no use OF her limbs left and complains
., burning sensation In throat and eyes Her hus
band proposes to sue company for the injuries SUB
tanned By his wife,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22

STILL SUFFERING FRON ELECTRIC SH0OA
Mrs Mary PREFER Of WILLIAMSBURG who few days ago
sustained injuries through electric shock re-
esvsd while tho electric surface cars which
~ tspeen jamaica and the city hne ID bat slightly
arepsgea She still sEdsrs acute pain In ell Of her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22

The Brooklyn Grand Jury began yesterday an In
vestigation into the Aldermanc electric light combine"
The jury Is 10 try 10 find out why the Aldermen Will
grant tho Edison Company permit 10 lay lie wires
and light the streets Of the city. G. T. shinnoek vice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22

FATHER COTTON NEED NOT PAY THE Bill

Intellectual and the prisoner should BIO brought for eAa"
ination before police justice and not before coroner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22
SPIRITS OF TURPENTfNE.

CHARLESTON, June 2i.--Turpentne quiet A. $50
sAyXNNAm juno 2i.--Turpentine firin 81 sSc
WILMINGTON June 2l-Turpentins steady ~ sSto'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22

The Jersey City club defeated It's rivals from Wa
s.,,e a, Jersey City yesterday without much trouble
hsro WAS the usual Of spectators and mosquitoes
he wnkesbarre nine played poorly In the heia ana aso
handled the bat with little effect The score was as io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22

S4LES AT THE CONSOLIDATED SfooA A"N
PETROLEUM EXCHASGh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-22

Total sales OF the day .a.s1.
x0YFPyyEyT BOyDg