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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-14


SHrEpsKrNs-5Oc0$1.
TALLow-Prime, 3l904e.
GREAsE-Brown, 2lae; yellow, ESQ. white. 3iso4
OIL CAKE.
Oil cake-$23 p ton: oil meal. $23.
PROVISIONS
JoBBfNa PRICES Smoked Meats - Sugarcured
hams. 10 to IL ibs average. 124c; Is ms average.
l2c 17is lbs average. IL Sac 20 ms average IL 40:
light or medium, 11i9c; sugar-cursd breakfast
bacon i0a4c; sugsr-cured shoulders. 10 to IL
n. average. ssc; English, cured shoulders. sac:
California hams. light medium, 6aac; dried beef
hams lac; dried beef hams. smalpieces. Toe. Bacon
Clear Sides medium average. 9kc 80 MS and over,
average. $3.50; clear backs medium average. iec:
Pickied Msats-Ulsar sides tunsmoked,,. SO; clear
backs tunsmoked. SCI clear bellies lunsmoked, 9Ase
oHs 5r zoo 0r $780, ham or Sr
200 fbs. $500; pig pork. in lOO-n kegs, y keg.
$1,000. Bologna-Skin. large or small 7iac; cloth.
rendered, in tisrces. 9sc; in onehah brs. 1O4c in
So n in 1O0-fb cases. Gee: in 20-r cans in
go 70 eases. Zoe: primo leaf lard in tierees Be- Re
cases. Si2c.
hams S%0io-ac- PRODUCE
bu; medium hsndpicksd. s2.4o02.e0.
BUrTER-Fair creamery. l30l5c; choice 170 l9c;
BEEswAx-Dark- 1Sc; yellow. 2Oc-
EaGs-Selljng from store At Ii 0l4e; shippers pay.
PouLrRr - Hens. &c; BOOSTERS. &c; turkeys.
hens. &c; toms. DC; geese. fulfeathered. $4.0O;
poor pluoked. $3.50 p doz; ducks. 90 p ID; young
chickens. 12O14c y 10.
FEArHERs-Prime geese. $50 y n; mixed duck,
zoe y 10.
washed medium and common grade. IL in good order
22c; unwashed fine. 17018c; feece-washed. If
light well washed aud in good order. % o30c; bury
and understandable. according to their value
SEEDS.
Clover-Common red or June. prime trecissned)
$42504.5o y bu; English or mammoth. prime ire
elesnedl. S4sl504.35; Alsike. prime. $3.50 so;
Alfalfa prime. $7.5006.00; white. S7.5006.OO
prime timothy. 81; 80 co. ba; extra clean blue
grass, 81. 150l.30 y bu; red top, 50075s y bu;
orchard grass, $l.500l.65 y bu; German mlIlst,
$2.l5a2 30; common millst, $500 Hun
esrian. $1.65OI.7 rs per ou; buckwheat silver hull,
Sl.55d1.75 per bu; buckwheas. common. 81 80 a
$50 per bu Asx-sssd. selsstsd. S1.6001.75 per
bu; hemp. 3ases canary. 5cs rape Sc Per 4. Acme
lawn grass seed zoe per ID; 81 % per bu. Spinach
-Bloomsdale ssvoy-lsaf lssalsd bagsl. Soc per ID.
Turnip seed. 4o06oc per 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
NEWARK.

The forty seventh annual meeting Of the East Now
Jersey Baptist Association, comprising thirty churches
was held yesterday in the Farmont Baptist Church
mo rev George W. Nicholson, of Jersey City, was
moderator. and tho Rev. DR. Boyd, OF Newark,
nreacbed the sermon The First Baptist Churcn Oh
HARRISON WAS admitted. 1t was resolved to support
-. uo.oe for Aged Baptist Ministers at West Farms,
".
Tho clark's O. N T Thread Company Is erecting In
Kcarnv. opposite Newark, the largest mill OF the
kind I'm the country.
Tho hearing before the Supreme Court, In tho case
80 Tho Fsscx Prosecutorshlp, has been set down Tor
next Monday.
7 Watts 'Kearny, son of General Phil Kearny
was mustered in as a member of the Order OF sons
of Veterans, on Monday.
The body of a man, dead and horribly mangled was
tound Yesterday on the track of the Central Railroad
west Of the Newark station On his person were found
I'VE We cents and paper CERTIFYING 10 the good stand
ing of NJ G. O'Hsre In Typographical Union NO.
A. albany. and signed by James j. Wall, president
Foul play is suspected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
TYO MURDERERS NEARER HANGING.
ADVERSE DECISIONS IN THE APPEALS or DAN"
LYONS AND MIS-. CIGEARALr.

ADVERSE DECISIONS IN THE APPEALS OF DAN
LYONS AND MRS. CIGSARALr.
Chiara Cgnaralc, in whose the Court Of Appeals
rendered opinion yesterday sustaining the convc-
ton, accused OF the murder OF her husband
Antonio Cgnaralc, on October 90, 1856 After tho
trial of the case had begun in February, 1887 shc
pleaded guilt to murder In the secohu
degree. Tie plea accepted, but
lew weeks later the woman under tho
advice OF friends insisted upon Withdrawing the plea
and pleaded not guilty" The second trial resulted
In her conviction OF murder in the first degree sho
was sentenced to be hanged but the date has long SINCE
passed and she will be sentenced again In few days
Mrs Cignarao has been III for several weeks ana
when she tod yesterday of the decision she COM
plctely broke down.
Daniel Lyons, who will also DO hanged under tho
decision OF tho Court Of Appeals yesterday was tried
last September for killing Joseph J. Quinn on July 0,
1887. He also received the news. An attempt VIII
be made to get a new trial, the ground OF newly
discovered evidence, which tcnds to show that quinn
struck Lyons tho face Immediately before the latter
shot him. Should this fall, there Is no hope Tor Lyons
unless tho Governor inerfcres. when seen py q,
Tribune reporter in tho Tombs yesterday, he saa no
disappointed that he did not get new trial. ou'
no must die, no would do so like Christian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
THE FCNERAL OF CHARLES LASSALLF

The body of Charles Lassalle who for more than
thirty years was editor and proprietor of The Courier
DIES Flats Uns,7 and " no died Green Cove Spring.
Florida, last January, has been brought to this city,
and Will be buried at 0 o'clock tomorrow morning
from the French Church Of st. Vincent dc Paul, in
West Twenty thIrdst. Mr. Lassallc was a native Of
IAcge, Belgium and had jus; rounded three score years
and ten. During his youth be went with Captain
Ross on his Polar expedition. He was printer by
trade and In 1851 succeeded NJ. Arpln as proprietor
Of "The Courier lie made 1t frst-class paying
paper and amasscd a fortune, which his family now
enjoys. lie was much lkcd and was well known I'm
this city, among both Americans and Frcnchmen IIo
used TO spend his winters with his family In Florida
where he owned property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
STATEN ISLAND.

The XIII Won Ku Rowing Association eleca s,dsn Oh
Monday night the following officers tressrTor
II r 'Duncan n j. A. c.. secretary ana utseui o.
= RaIan1Ine, Arthur XIII Rowing Associauoh' VII
july % a regatta will be given ..,.,
Joseph Douglas pilot who brongn ne u ns the other
nJIots deserted her fell from the main boom OF me
same boat, off south Absccom light on sunday anu
was lost -. 49,
The charter election in Edgewater to elect ono
trnstee In each of the five wards, TOOK place yesterday
II was one of the most exciting lOcai eccuons wi
held I'm X chmOnd County. Inc Cauiud % W. 49, al
Drmocrsts The successful candidates were, MeSSrS'
Hartman, Brown, Johnstone, Cornell, and March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
wuArIs GOING ON TODAY.

American Jockey Club races, Jerome PARK z 80 D. m
Trial Of the Diss Debars Court OF General Sessions
Annual conclave Of Grand Lodge Of Masons, Masonic
Temple.
Report OF special committee Jasper charges, Board
OF Education, p. m -
International Congress Of Anthropoogy, Columbia Col
ege.
New. York. indianapolis baseball match. Polo Grounds
4p. IN. or,
p. N.
Annual parade Of Grccnpoint Sunday schools, p m.
Lawn tennis championship tournament ST. Georges
Club Grounds, Staten Island.
Annual reception Of Shelterng Arms Nursery, BROOK
lyn
Annual dinner OF Church Club See House p M
Music In Mt Morris Park, by Dodworths Band,
p. IN
Rife practice by 47th Regiment Crcedmooh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
THE CORK ORA YER SIGHTED A SEA SERPENT

A claim OF having seen genuine sea serpent OH
Long Beach on Sunday is made by VI. A. Russell.
of No 1873 Bridgc-st., Brooklyn. lie is clothler
and went out on Sunday morning with Joseph Smith
son, Of No G12 Atlantlc-ave., for days fishing.
man named Wccner Of Gravesend, sailed their
boat. At noon while he was trying to draw corh
from beer bottle, Mr. Russclls attention was called
by his companion to object a short distance away.
II looked like snake, he says, with body as thick
as barrel and almost thirty yards long. ii swan
swiftly with a serpentinc motion and made waves
which rocked the boat After appearing above the
surface for a couple of minutes, the animal disap
peared beneath the surface. Mr. Smthson corrobo-
rated bis companions story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
OUTGOING SIE4nGRS.
TODAY.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
SHTTTINU We D.
PORT OF Ew.YoRX..-....TUESDAY.J JUNE 5. 1883


PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JUNE S. 1888
Az n
Z, "a, eay Ss s mass sa
Steamer Alamo. Risk Galveston days. Key West.
with %dse and passenger to II Mallory 4 co: -,
steamer Knckerbocker Kemble New'orIean' days. with
steamer Bsne "a 9S 2ao %%ns0n days. Win nu''
steamer Walker Newport New, and Norfolk with
GENERAL Whitney Bearse Boston, with mdso 70
Steamer Amos Barstow corwin. Providence.
steamer CITY Of Fitchnnrs paws fsn Ever ,, ,,s.s
to Order; vessel to Bella cO'ulich.
sUNsEr-Ai sAnly HoS.. wins moderate b ha1y Az
City Island wind light, sWi clouuy'
Arrived yestsriav-
Steamer Ozams. Kely, ANA May %, San DOMINGO CiW
turks Island 80 mdse passengers 10 VIM Blyde
no. HTFX1 S az the r aF ac Manzana Is days, with
sugar saIT to order s Vessel i% to Whitney
CLEARED
Steamer Erin (Br) TYSON. London WI Hurst
steamer Luigate Hin (Brl Brown London-Henderson
Sseamer Garia BIZ Murphy Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon II Brown & Co o-.
Steamer Assyra (Br), spt,al. st John NB-HendeF son
steamer wyo (Br). Miller Gace Bay cB-Funch. Edge
steamer Capulet tBr) Ellis PIctou. Ns-Bowring Arch
steamer schweiGaard (Nor Hansen. BaracOa-H Dumcis
Delaware Chichester Charleston and Ferhandlna
steamer 2acoochce Eemptou. savannahzHsnry Yong
Steamer Roanoke Hulphers Norfolk ana Newport News
Steamer Martha stevens. Chance Batimore-B Downor
Steamer Herman Winter. Halett B0Ston-H + DlmocE
Bark Aurora Utah Jaccardo. Algers-Funch. Edyo Co.
ark Da Capo (Ger) Suerke Port Elizabeth so Atom
Norton & sons.
Jas T. Ward Co.
BARK sarah and Emma. Nash Macelo Swan Son.
SAILED.
Steamers Erin Wyoming Liverpool Assvrta.
ST John b. Brnio Nacoochee SAvannah; Thorn
hill brunswick Ga; Roanoke. Norfolk Richmond West
Point. Va; CydOna Newport News
Ship Empire, for ShaDghal.
Banks srk for Montevideo; August LETTER. Rosario;
yIrgo, Settin Magnns Lagabotor stockholm.
Brig Kathleen for Halifax
Also sailet-via Long island sound-stoamcr Herman
Winter. for Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN luna 5-Arrived steamer British Princess
(Bi Freet from Philadelphia her To Liverpool and
Hull June 5-sailed calico (Br). Jones. for
BROW HEAD June 5-Passed steamer City OF Chicago (Hr
Lewis from New.York May 49, on her way Queenstown
and iv rpnO.
HAvRE. June s-Arrivsi steamer La Bretagns (Br De
Joussrln. from New. York
for New. York
NAPLES Nav STARVED. steamer Entea Utah. Bruno.
from NowYOrk.
YoKoHAMA prisr to Juno ARRIVED steamer Begic (Br).
Walker. from san FRANCISCO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
vIoEpRrsiDEYr 0DoyOBUE REsroYS.

The Board OF Managers Of the Coffee Exchange on
Monday evening accepted the resignation OF vice Pres
dcnt J. J. O'Donohuc. In his letter Of gnaion he
said that at recent meeting of the managers he had
subjected 10 arbitrary and ungenilcmany treat
ment by President W. H. Crossman, who called him TO
order and completely shut him out Of debate on a
question before the meeting On the question OF his
resignation being accepted there tie vote the
board and the president gave casting In favor
of its acceptance Friends of the president say that
Mr. O'DOnohue has been trying TO rum tho business
OF the Exchange and II was stated yesterday thai
the occasion referred In thc letter of reslgnation
be was frequently called TO order by the president but
took 40 notice Of his rulings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
MEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

Henry F. Kelly of Port Chester, has been appointed
village treasurer in the place Of John Leonard, who
recently resigned to accept the position OF receiver oil
taxes.
the suit of John Il. HIM. as administra or against
John H. Starn before Justice Barnard In the supreme
Court at White Plains, the jury has brought 10 .
verdict of S., 600 The plaintiffs son went to Glen
from the framework erected on the edge of the water
struck upon a rock and killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
NEWS fROM TIE SUBURBS.
NEW-.JERSEY

W. W. Rockhill, who has been for four years &c.,
rotary Of the British Leg ton a pehiu China, ar
rived a, Hobohen yesterday on the steamer Wera
n, the Bremea limo H. accompan d oy his wife
and child and Chinese woman who acted In the
capacity of wet nurse. The Custcm House officials
refused TO permit the Chinese woman to land, although
II was explained hat she has husband and family
in Pekin and Intends to return there with her en-
d overs Mr. Rockhl will peal TO Collector Maeohc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
JERSEY CITY.

Detective Morris. of tho Pennsylvania Railroad re-
ceIved dispatch yesterday from Burlington ~ D..
asLinp him to arrest Henry c. Laumast"r, who was
o,noctod 70 arrive in Jersey City about noon The
dIsnatcb was signed by Constable W. A. Grady, ana
stated that Laumaster was wanted for obtaining
"a 900 under false pretenccs. The detective arrested
raumaster. who Is a cripple and suffering from SICK
mess. He was accompanied By young woman whom
he introduced his wife On account OF his ilno,,
~ rrIsoncr was permitted to remain in Taylor's
IJoteI to await the arrival of the constable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
LONG ISLAND.

Shortly after the Court Of Appeals announced us
decision yesterday In the case OF Asbury hawhlns
who is in jail at Riverhead, the cOhIehlheI .5 ~
was informed of the adverse result. lie listened a.
would a man in nowse interested and casually nodded
his head when the sheriff had finished his cohhlul.
cation He swcars that he will never hang a close
watch IS kept upon him as It is feared mat he VIII
make desperate attempt TO commit suede
The PARSONAGE OF the Rev. Mr.. Russell of the Meth
odls church at Port Washington was entered By thieves
on Monday night and clothing valued at Sloo ana
5000 In cash was stolen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06

Subway Commissioner Moss said yesterday thar
meeting OF the Commission would be held as soon as
Mr. Hess returned from Boston, and steps would thoh
be taken to compel tho Mayor to order the superin
tendent Of Public Works to remove the wires IL
wouldn't cost 800 to get all tho wires put undcr
ground,' said tho Commissioner. @Al that Is re-
qured is to down pole Of each line, stopping
the circuit, and the compares to do any business "ou
havA To nut their Wires under CrOund.p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
HOME NEHS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTEL

PROMlNENl ahlti' AlAo al itiiS hciA
Observation-Disclosures Roustsn French Minister at
Wash nglon. BUCKINGHAM-Sidi ey T. Faifchild OK
Cazenovia n. Y. BCCKINGHAM-Edwar D.
Phelps United States ~ Minister TO England
and Count de Sponneck Donsh Minister AZ
Washington FIFTH AVENUE-Ex.senator WHlan,
pitt kellogg OF Louisiana and Judge Thomas Settle OF
Florida GILSEY-Gen, G. b. Williams, OF Indiana
GEAND-Col A. Montgomery. United states Army and
Commander william c. Wise Unitei States navy. nUr
MAN. II Youmans of tn Treasury Department SUR
sTFV NT-Brig Gen A. W. Greedy Chief signai omce,'
United States Army. WINDSOR-E Montgomery fieiu'
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
srrJy1rz,S JyDICrusyr DtSy,ssr,

Louis S. selnltz. who was formerly the New York
agent of the Philadelphia liquor firm of Carstairs
Nc Call & Co, indicted in December 1856 on a
, charge OF ENFORCEMENT. His employers charged
that he appropriated the proceeds Of a note for slo
145 90, which was sent to him to be discounted.
Stelnitz went to Canada but members Of the firm
have since Acknowledged that the amount Of money
due 10 him on commissions exceeded inc amount OF
the note. On application Of Assistant District-At-
dismissed Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
TPANstTLdyTTC 7RAvptrrpS

The Gulon Line steamer Wyoming which sailed for
Liverpool yesterday had among her passengers Captan
and Mrs. Alfred Gives, Dir aud Mrs Charles Calvert
and Fred 4. Evcrll, late OF MIS- Iangrry's company
tho Rev. j. i. Colbert, Professor L. g. Evans. lanes
Bowman a. A. IIardenbergh, the Rev. NJ T. Kcrwln.
General McIvcr, tho Rev NJ. r Reilly. Theodore II.
Hendricks, the Rev. T. Hcnncssy, J. NJ Stone and
Stephen Work.
Tho arrivals from Europe by the North German
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
SALE OF REIMBURSEMENT cLIyrows HONE

Much interest was shown at the Real Estate EN-
change yesterday In The sale by Richard V. Harneu
Of the Van Rensselaer, place at New-Hamburg- on-the
Hudson IN tho town Of Poughkeepsie II comprises
house and other buildings and 800 acres OF ground
with frontage Of one mile oil the Hudson. 1t was
once tho homestead OF ViccPiesdent George Clinton,
from whom It passed 10 Governor DC Witt Clinton
who sold It 10 General Tallmadsc. also Governor OF
the State OF New-York, from whom It passed TO the
wife Of Philip Van Rensselaer,. The next owner was
Jacob Campbell, president of the Pacific Bank, who
FOLD IT TO August Potter, Of the firm OF Potter d.
Stymus. Ir-
1t then came into tho hands Of family by tho name
OF Oglvie from whom II passed as a forfeited SO
curity to H. l.. Degraf OF the BOwery National Bahh
by whom IT was sold yesterday. The bid was so
much per acre. rising from $50 to Sll2, at which
price Charlcs Y. Cornell was the buyer. Ex-Goyer-
nor Cornell was present at the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
test CASE tGAYyST A HOTEL.

On complaint OF Mayor Hewitt and Foreman f. r.
Croker OF Engine l. Frank A. Pierson proprietor OF
the Surteyan House. araigned before Justice MUIR
raw at the Yorkve Police Court yesterday. on charge
that the hotel not supplied with sufficient rope IRE
escapes In compliance with the law. The Mayor was not
nresent but Foreman Croker made formal complaint
on which the accused held in $500 bail for trial 1t
ia nronosed TO make this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
RrsSELL SAGR RUY 4 6UMMER HOME.

RUSSELL SAGE BUY SUMNER HOME
Russell Sage has lately bought a summer homo at
Lawrence, Long Island. Ii is q spacious house, a
few minutes drive from the railroad station, and is
known as "cedarcro.t' II adjoins Cedarnurst Mr.
Sage leased the place last summer and last week do
cded to buy It, 1t his purpose to put 1t In thorough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06

What's the use of standing on cent
or on dollar for that matter-ws
never stand on the amount of lac.
when il comes TO a question of die.
posing of a lot of merchandise that
has hung fire."
We have got some office Coats n
Mohair, Sicilian and other summs,
fabrics-not many of one sort, but
few of many sorts-about seven hun
dred in all. They were three, 6u,
and five dollar coats last year. Thew
are dollar coats while they remain
ours, but after you've picked out oDs
it's worth just as much for service a
though you'd paid double or trebls
the money. Some have vests d
match, marked fifty cents each.
Whether you need a thin coat now
or not, you will need one, and therev
be no better bargain offered this sea-
son besides, you ought TO come IN
and look at our stock of Summe,
Suits, and this will furnish an excuse
These bargain office coats are all At
the PRINCE STREET STORE. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06

VII" 7" TIE WI '|''III UT u" y Il IT TT
Philadelphia, juno (SIeriaD.-The regular meeting
Of the trustees Of the University OF Pennsy was
held today In the banking office of Wharton Barker.
1t stated that effort to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Dr. John Ashhurst would be
made until the fall Or. A. III. p Leuf elected
director Of physical education, to succeed Professor
j. William White, resigned. Gifts Of money amount
ing to $3.50 for the library building fund were
ceived a resolution thanking General S. Wiley
Crawford for a Gift Of 9e1 volumes archaeology.
literature and art and Professor f. Y. Haydn for 800
volumes relating 10 natural history, adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06

he- dc"th. shs has been unbalanced in mind for
several years and on SUNDAY last shs throw her baby
only ;ourteen months of age, from the window
from which sh jump to-day. TIC chi!ds back was
brok n The Rev Nr Schroeder had only comnleted
n epa a Ions yesterday to take his vile TO ths MOTIFS
80, Insana ASYLUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06

Philadelphia June Spcclal).-Mrs. Dorettc Schroe-
der, age thrtyfve wife Of the Row. olof Schroeder,
of st. Johns German Lutheran Church. jumped from
tho second story Of her home No. 52i Wharton st..
this morning and received injuries that Will cause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06

Lloyd steamer Vera included MaIorGoncra Sir john
c. McNell General Sir Donald Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles d. Martin, W. G. Perkins, Mr. and MIS-. j.
Stelder, Edwin S. Singer and Augustus TreadwciL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06

order and rcfirnish Il throughout Tho proximity
of Cedarcrcf the city VIII enable Mr. sage 10 ATTEND
10 his business hero every day during the suElio,.
He will remove to bis new place with mis- famiy
about June co. ftt RI I|.Vh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
TIE JASPER COMMITTEE READY TO REPORT
,rn.a H. a.

The contest in the Board Of Education over the
election of Superintendent Jasper will be settled at
the ,aceting to-day, when the special committee ap-
pointed TO investigate the charges against Mr. Jasper
which completed its work last week. Will report.
Most Of the commissioners who were seen yesterday
did regard the results brought out by the nves'i-
cation as Of serious import TO Mr. Jasper Commits
sioner Lummis a member of the committee, said that
the charges far he had been able TO judge, ola
not reflect so much the superintendent as on the
Board Itself They related mainly TO existing defects
of the SYSTEM for which Mr. Jasper was not RESPONSE
bic He believed the result of the investigation would
not be bad 1t would call attention to the source Oh
tho complaints Half dozen candidates are men
toned for Mr. Jaspcrs place but HIS opponents seem
TO have been unable TO unite upon any one. Commits.
sloner Galloway is reported to have SAID thae he
would be willing TO pay such man as he would Ike
To sec superinIedcnt of tic schools salary OF s20OO0
a year Money not an object TO be consideIca
II man Of the proper qualifications could be obtained