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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoURTRACK TRUNK LINE.
On and after June %, trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

-, ia.,1
@ GR aRS 5 eEN Sghs s SAT- t9Sy'
Largest and Finest Passenger station in America.
Is a. M, Rochester Express drawIng-room cars TO
a. m, Saratoga, Lake George, and Montreal Special
f fastsSGs and Montreal ST. Adams
IN. for Adtropda . Mountains Lu.erne North
.OS - so a. M TAMogs yEsTIByLEp CHICAGO AND
smokngcar dining drswing and sleeping cars for
fn.nI GSs and redo a.
0n 40 80 ) NJ CFcas9 ESpFes, SiasaI5 Fails t.
Chicago drawing room cars to Canahdaisua Rochester
and EieAhsd spyngs vowvo,k ana Nor,,.D rrn,...
for Saratoga George, Rutland bennington, North
Adsm g. H. ssaSsa and Ucs Special with drawing
Albany Trey and Saratoga Runs through
= H p NJ xccommodatien % Albany and Troy. Con-
meet; Tor SasSass North Adams and n'meds'e
T fss Ru Gss and St p Hsss
s = Ou ssr and and eSeaRS HIS
ing Gu INNS m FOR Clayton daily, including sunday for
e a to SH Clayton and Paul smith. Via Utica and r.
"n 70 40 Montreal and csnsndsgua Express daily
s sae St' Sunday sunday wes d xSsIy
Lyon S aounn, To- Loon Paul s%th shs
rssS9r and sSsssS e h sSs asS "
&C. Via saratoga and AdrOqdaek Railroad Sleeping eat
M ). n 5ss '
Special Sleeper, arrives Rochester 40 a.
D'iai 81 - = = $s EsRass sg.ns
cinci1nad Indianapolis Louis Detroit and oiosgo
with sleeping sars. Sleeping cars to Canandaigus NJ
SdSss AS.S1aast Mountain sg.ei ss sar;ssg
paul smiths &c sleeping ears to Albany.
Tickets and IN dra wing seepn2 cars ON
sale az Grand Central ssson; 4l3 1875 aud fosdwsy
Y Park place Ssery place S2 Vest 126th-st, and
Fulton sts brooklyn, and 10 4th- st., wilIiamsburg
WestCots Express calls Tor and checks baggage from
hotels residences
st. Station take up passengers tor Nosth and West
J. NJ TOUCEY. = HENRY MONErT,
Superintendent General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
CRIE RAILwAY.-Ticket Offices, 4o1, s1Is

ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket0 Offices, 401, Bic
Battery Plssc cSs@Ssf: and ssd ferries: Ns..
So Mongoneryss, and New Station. Jerssy CITY wesrs
ana sss S s s. inc M
from Cham berss local trains % 10 minutes earlier
70 Buffalo pullman sleeping coaches Hornesvills 70
Cincnnad and Cleveland -.
10 80 week dsys Delawsre VALLEY ffps,s n pane'
pullman TAIN d DAY and sspns ssssSs: ssf
S. sl0 LOUIS MlssT nc Extra cSsrss Tor fast
D. m. daily Chicago Express Pullman buffet sleeetne
Ss S e sas Sxss' A'sn., s
U.s. 4 j =. |E Is ass' t go
ss$ 30: b. q s$ noon;
fsSsS d sS sS : IN Is tis "a . M 4
ia% :: S.sS tie : iS;ys : M 4 sl 81 70.
f!sS 10 p m; e an night -'' sundsys . a m: s;so.
's$ Ssf;'ss i: t:;s .' s's
= sgr fs sSs n siaG nss. sa' S'so Nv
80 ? e sSS s@. a m 40 a. 80 NJ
go s ssS e..
E1press sra an om the West arrive in NevYors -
7'oS; II so S + N; a9d 10 20 D. m FARMER,
Cent sup't General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of csrtands en-
Desbrosses sts as follows:
80 a m Tor CatasauQua ana intermediate pointa
a. for Geneva Lyons. Elmira, Rochester Bu6nle
aud the West and principal local pont Chair ear V
Elmra-
p m for Tunkhannock and intermediate Doints Chais
4o p m for P.ttston and principal insermsa,...
points Chair ear y l. and b. Junction
$40 d. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate ponta.
Connecton 70 Reading and Harrisburg Chair car to
Mauch Chunk.
fao and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyona
s15 p N. for Laursys and intermediate potntA
Trains Leaving a. g. g. M, p n. and 3 40 D. N con
meet i'f al points MnhaHoy spd Hris'n coal resion
points
6:45p m: for Copay and intermediate points
z p. m for Geneva Lyons Emira, Rochester. But
falo and the West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
General Eastern Once 935 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-The demand was lair
9u9sI0ns hSwsyeT wthOys decided change saIs
& fSS iSssde City M s' Sow Cora
% 81 SSs sS s s. ss Go bis
Ens ~ % o5sss :; Winter whsstsLSw Grades
!: f. E to s xy Ear $
Low Extras g CSssS Clear g $685. Is Rye , Mix
Ordinary to 'e choee s. saas4 IS Patents Fancy so
i; e Fair Gq S5Iss
100 Raj s.si3s s +
900 200 ss 900 Nshs
s. s' &c sscss s and az 6hIsesa dsliy
81 7'd Lag N' No sd ah s. Sc dG & So
ms at s. s d no. aqE9 s
oe,Sess SossO lsf closing soc 10 DO N DE
Sc saa7 4 ci9ns O. s0;s At
sSs BARLEY nH oF spot 6s Tss
reduced and thus enabled number of export orders to
market rather more active bat weaker closing arm
sse bushels fuur e'f.as Sah S &
gliding Uneraded Mixed and yellow, SO S4a55e No ?
July s i2sSS closing a. q las do Aqggst s. y
s. i-ze do November 50 Re closing at So iac; do
Us @ at S lots which we S eTe an
c higher the oi latter for Whit The
advance Of 1885 for the day sales $4,000 bushels
@ yG5 600 S s'9s sc? seTn do Ne
No. White, 4sa44c; Mixed, track, 33a$se White
as S 's5f sG' e
June, closing nominal do July closing 80 Ice
HR and q sTk%&Narket without change
but easy HAY-Choice No, l. soa95c; No >, IS
s1 @ Hs' Rye S5Ssi 'I short R R5p' ia
''se.s ss9S%a' sc?
Esss g.. ,ssS :sc.
mani OF
5ds but sna ndRs t54
800 IEAbTcSSt3ues, decline; sales; 90 tons at
1 o' ts' 5Sy A asa 81 august
MoLAssEs Boiling stock quiet; quoted at 10 1-2c for
o. SIvAE sToREsC Spirits Turpentine easy on the
e: SSs s's:a 1S fa ''
TefSa 8 n i i scssi s5 " c. Sy's
:: ,5a I; sa is Ei
Ssy' as i9.rn '0's BE- cSs d'as s
Ss cR MAKE sae d Ms
winter, s2c; bleaehed spring Slc sperm crude, Csc
spring s7%7oc Wsse crude NSrhsrn Ssass natural
Sea elephant 6esehea winter. Sac Red eain s2aa4c;
'' OCEAN FgElG HTshe general market shows
Mes and %OdfSs sSv Steam aRT Da, a
sd to Marseiles steam 600 bushels grain eisae
aSS 5000 bushels nS sEa1 Is I'D
Ps nm %s't
iG oq SfSeO UO from Italian
lumber as; Aspnwa from Norfolk, British i steamer Gamer
cola British steamer, with timber 500 and all ex.
penses paid schooner, with COAL from Llzaoenport
|" 'RRoVfsioNsCPoRK- movement was light and
values without QuOtable change Sales 300 e6s Mess
a e! ; = s;. sns y ssif;
Mes: si2 5Saisi Extra Ness in e
50 in SFr ra 8 g as1 aS SG u EaRy
sis 75asi6 here, and at West as =. CUT MEATS
STEADY s:t wh s demand Sales os seSG
Pc H maS
NTnOLFs- Dull and wholly nominal. DRESSED
HoGs-ouet and steady CITY heavy to light 1,2 aS
io%eT with only moderate business Sales 500
Western Steam for export d Sse 200 cs Ssps sSG
inS at $40 August closing $500 asked $50 ties.
S2ss S. closing a. 81 loco s.sa ss oeG
s south a'h american SOC BUTER odsratey
Sat- 70 GSfS tube. Ts.sG
Welsh tubs. i7S1s Lee Dairy tubs i5aIGc Western
Factory salS12 Western Dairy 1tsfss Western s l%i
7ssc; skins State Factory gaze, choice
sUGAR-The raw market aneet sSt sternS Cent?
tu sa4 e iss Rened active and
Cut Loaf CRUSHED CUBES HSwesse s Sianp
essae' So Coffee A. standard esl Coffee og 4" ga
i.S White Extra i" c" 594. Extra "C' . S4a5 rs
TAL fsSs and and easy. Sales $4,000 Primo
oi' ssr e and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
TOtss--. s113 800 200 s1Oe oe1 600 Inc e. SO7 COO
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON. June ia p. m-consols 80 9.ls for msney
and the account Atlantic Western frat morxage
Tsgsses certificate ssas Erie 24; DO second eopsos
BOG canadian racarc 81 y; Illinois Central liez MexL
-. '"' W.T. A'o""iAs
Ths amount Of bullion into the Bank Of England on
Paris adyces per cent reptns at 20 ,~.n,. x7l
francs 27i2 confines for checks va HSNu"H % -
S-3xd. per rupee -' ~ ueeAno Va
epanlsh focrs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JUNE 90 1885,

demsnd fair, New York Full Cream s99hoi Ohio
IlaA Choice 8h9s do Fair Prime Those sugar
Refined nrm. Powdered LIS. erxnulstst lSl Feed
steady 10 Aosi test In bb.a W. Rsceipts-Flear 100
pblA Wheat LOO bush. Corn a. 900 bush Oats $4,000
push shipments-wneat l.60O bush Cora $500 bush,
oats 5000 busn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
NEW-YoRK ONTARIO TAR @. AND WESTERN

NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ AILwAY.-frains leave from ferries &C wess 42d
and jay SIS. as follows:
West 42a,st. I so a. N Jayst, :s5 a; m. for Md
ton. Delhi Norwich, Utica, Rome oneida. Fulton. o.
Weao Buralo. Detroit Chicago.
West 42d-st, 9 10 a. IN Jay-st s. IS a. H. for
waidIi Valley stations Lakes MphOnk, Minnewaska.
West 4si;ss, 10 y n Ja{;ss. S;Ss m, for
Niddlstown B(oomngburg Mt Dale, Monticello valls.
burg. Liberty, White Lake. Rockland
Nest 42d- st., so y. IN Jay-sI, rs D. m, for
Campbell Hall. Middletown. BloOmneburs wurtsbOro,
wsst e:os D. m Jayst, 10 D. m, daily for
Middietown Failsbug Liberty Walton Norwich, Oneida
Buffet slecpers to Niagara Fais Reclining Chair Car
free 70 Oswegn
st. 90 p NJ, for Campbel Hall. Mddstown. Mooia-
Iske Livingston Manor, Walton Delhi
Pullman Drawing Room seats aud berths reserved al
307 broadway Time tables, tekets &c, az o07, 3OT.
ga 4 1913 Broadway 7s7 6th-ave. 1874 East 125th.st
2oi "eS' i-''HSN' O. ANDERSON. @. p. A..
Is Exchange Place, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

E9&E s. IMh and IL ssls.
asussal ssation & 10 % a and O3 p % ioI watsS
boston 100 2 H. Limited Express tOs Mewpo;s Roy,
port Providence, Boston-dany. Palace farsr Cars on
Car 70 Destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
RAILROADS..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE.YY::
IN Trains leave from chsmbersst staten wSef -
E's;S''a S:';9 s's'; e ;a.5 q &
n iSD % Sunday: 90 go snds 3
TOR Manuel Spring Valley Monsey and Ts sd .s8
Q. m and y. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
STEAMBOATS,
LINE.

A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE.
IA Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
A. North River, foot Of Canatst. at r. NJ daily
Sundays eXeepted). Leave Broohyn annex at r NJ:
and West; also with 90 A. VI Special Express foT
Smiths and ali points moth, arriving same day.
Tickets and baggage checked destination. Freight
ceiyed until the hour OF departure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

CoTToN-The market for spot quiet and Lice lower.
Sales S75 bales for export and o45 bales for consumption
The port receipts to-day aggregated 101 bales comparing
with 924 bales ths day last week. 200 bales for the
corresponding day last year. Since September 1.-THE be-
ginning Of the crop year. the receipts have aggregated
5432 127 bales comparing with 5179S51 bales for the
corresponding time last season.
Quotations based standard Of clasnca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
EALL RIVER LINE r,, ,
i FOR BOSTON, NEWPORT. FALL RIVER PROV
DOIJRI,E SERVICE RESUMED
EOR TUE SUMMER SEASON.

DOTJ RI,E SERVICE RESUMED
FOR THE SUMMER SEAsQN
-Four steamers IN commisson-PlLG
BRISTOL. PROVIDENCE, and OLD COLONY.
Splendid orchestra attached 70 eaen yesseL. ~, 49,,
Leave New.York FROM Pier %, NJ Il told Mob FOOT
OF nurrsyst, follows: -. ....,z. a.. N.
80 D. m-For Fall River direct connecting for Bos
ton, Fitchhurg New BEDFORD Martha,s vneyan, Nan
tuekst and local points % Old colony haliroed
about AS Fail Eyer a. M connecting with express
trains and through cars tor boston, cape 0oo' LOWELL
sUNDAYs iosv, New. York at $50 p m for all
points Raturninr leave Boston p. m.
Connection by Annex boat daily from brooklyn, m
Jersey c o7 s1 ana al MI ss can AND q
Broadway so4 West ieSth-st and ist Ess; iseh s.
1853 Bowefy, Aston HOUSE, ana WINDSOR ho'o'' Line
send cents stamps 70 = Box az s cSany Tor
PILGRIM Land profusaly illustrated summer book Of
nearly 100 pages apply at any Of above agencies for
G. 1. coNNoR q. p. A.. BORDEN LOWELL. Agts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-There business in spot conees nor
movement In parcels adoat The market nominal
one with fair cafgoes at 1sc Trading in mild grade:
13c, Tho day at the Exchange was dull one, final
prices being practically the same as Tuesday. Total
sales, $50 baga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
STAINED.

Good ord d9 77i1e Lev s1 NEEDING lie
The option list opened 4d5 points lower and ruled
with heavy selling OF August contracts Final prices
indicated loss OF 1912 points compared with the
previous day. Total sales, 125,4000 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

Produce Exchange to-day the Butter market
steady Creamery i5sslsae Dairy l50l7a Eggs steady
1t l40i4bc-
PHILADELPHIA June 27.-Flour Receipts liberal market
DO do do Extras 80 00vss ~ No Winter Family
s3 359x3 rs Pennsyivanla Family 80 $50
"a co. Pennsyvania Roller Process 81 l03si 30 Ohio
Clear 81 1904 3a do DO straight 81 4001 IS Indiana
southern Illinois Clear 81 10 S5 DO do straight 81 to
475 Winter Patent fair 70 choice 81 rs 90 Minnesota
clear a. TO- do straight 81 CO. Minnesota Pat
ents choice 81 1894 9o do do fair 81 s5G5 90
Rye Flour quiet, Choice sL IS 10 Wheat market was
weak pricss declined; No Red for June nominal;
September ssp@ CoIn-Maset for spot lots ruled
steady No. Mixed in 2Othst 68o No. High
Mixed in depot 6S &c No. Mixed for June 81 40
40 for Jnly 81 400 &c; do for August 55s 00bci
DO for September 56.s57gc. oatsPrioes for car lot.
declined hc aader hight local trade demand unxradsa
NO. White for June 4Z2143o do tor July lh9t2ei DO
Tor August 3. 's0S5c.; do for September 80 7d3ao
Potatoes steady and in fair demand White potatoes-
Old 25G5ocj southern Kew Rose Choice 80 509st o0
New Rose culls. 81 soes2 90 southern chin Reds
Choice % eo0s3 80 Provisions steady, in fair demand
Beef City Family. bbL 81 so0s9 %: dc do tacxst
81 SOC 90. smoked Beef l2olS Beef Hans sl6 oO0
sif 90; PORK. Mesa SIG 90; do Primo Mess. new
sii So DO Family sl7es7 so Hams Smoked per H. i2aS
In salt sia09c. Sides Clear Ribbed smoked 91Sioc
Shoulders In dry salt ana fully cured ICES , 20
Ts.c DO do smoked siao9c Beiss Ia pickle We
eve do Breakfast Bacon l09lic Lard -Civ
Rsnnsa SO so do Steam a s0ssi Butenerf loose
st isao western Creamery Extra at 100 Il = ana n
" Creamery Extra Al lie Western Factory l40io'2o
Packing butter ll1l3e Eggs steady fsnnsylvania
nTsts At 1896 Western nrsts at i6c Cheese steaiSi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after June 18th, lcS9.

GREAT TKUNK. LINE
r,,,. AND UNITED STATES NAIL RoU I Fso,,,,,a,
: Street Ferries follows: -, 49,
ana S T'' ns fq% aa rsis.
daily. New-Yorf and CHICAGO Limited OF PsslS1Ss
Dining smoking and Sleeping Vestiouied Cars a. ~"
wiIiIa%spoft Lock Haven. 90 go ?: Corr
and h ,ne e ss 81 Rs mo- AZ CORY '0'
E ESr EEa % % saa az md is
pa H wa.Aa sSSa' ssd 10 aP gaa a wash.
ngton Express9 Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily exeeps
sss VITO Il Dining CARVE cs Wssanfon
ns @ o BOO !sSu and q 90 20 90 aa aad i,
night Sunday. ei5 and a m. 1 go and .. m and
Fol-, AtaniO City p. m weekdays chrOugh ParlOf
For CAPE May M. week DAY. ~, ,,,.,n.,,., ..,
noon, siO, 10 and p: m; on Sunday. GAS a M
For Old Ren. and M SoiiS FOB va rh.apAl.
and Norfolk Railroad i5 9 n, daily; via Baltimore
Bosts u Of Broosyn ~ kne e Connect with all though
trains at jersey C1y, arcudlng speedy and directs
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New,YO,k, via DesSrosses and
and 10, wsshinsscn LI@issd, and ii a. "a. y 2S /
Accumulation 80 and ii 10 NJ. 40 and ..
SUNDAY Epressa e ~ and %i's saa and u nisR
Trains 1Ss'S IsaSas daily ezosp. Sunday
AND AND II no on Sundays q. en- sna for Camden
Nos 80 $40 and md "a ea,,I BESSdwsy
Courts and Brooklyn Annex Station foot q Fultonst.
Brooklyn; Station. Jersey City, Emgrans Ticket ONCE.
The Sew-York Transfer Company wiz call for ana
cheek cHa EssSas'p teT hotels and WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

Casn quotalons were a, toilows-vo Spring Wheat
Al sohe. No. Spring Wheat nominal No. Red 81 &c
6se No Barley at GSc No. Flax Seed az
at si3 o71, per Dbl La.d at s. 20 per 100 n.
Short Ribs sides loose 81 Dry sailed shoulders
boxed So 90 Clear boxed 81 950s 90
Whlskey dstiers' finished goods 81 per gal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

N ORWICH LINE for Boston, Worcester,
~ Portland New London, Norwich. White Mountains all
points North and East Steamers leave Pier 40 (od
berl North River foot II Wsttsss next pier sb9ye Des
This line has unequalled facilities for handling and dstrib
uting freight throughout New-England one steamer
Tektes and State Rooms secured 2o7 POL 337 397 957
broadway, 10 and IL Greenwich-st, 1853 Bowery. In
BROOKLYN, Courtst, S33 washlpgton:st and 331 Fulton
G. w. BRADY. Aren't.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28
STEAMBOATS,.

A TROY BOATS, lighted throughout by
IA lights connect with special trains for
SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, PAUL SMITHS, LAKE
PLACID all Adirondack other points DELAWA ARE
AND HUDSON or FITCHBURG Railways steamer
SARATOGA or CITY OF TROY Pier "a. n. r..
Chrisophers, daily except Saturday. D. Sunday
etea me tour at HAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-28

MARY POWELL FOR CRANSTONS, WEST
VI Point Cornwall, Newburg New; Hamburg. Milton.
weekday az Vesfrys ST. Is and West 22d-st go D.
excepting Saturdays when she leaves hour earlier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Marriage licenses were issued in Wash
ington yesterday to Henry P. Hall and
Mary f Ewe!l, both of this city, and to
Cha,. E Berkeley, Of Loudoun county, Va,
ard Mary F Moore, of Washington.
The questions arising in the Washington
Police Court 10 the C, ses of eighteen men,
arrested for writing policy in connection
with an Alexandria establishment, have
been referred to the general term for de-
cision.
Al S. sailor named Rudolph Dramblrg,
who came here on Wednesday from Annar-
oils 10 attend the weddiog Of Mr.. Fred.
Pitt and Miss Mary Kersting. fell from a
tree in Tvs Hill cemetery yesterday and was
badly injured. He was attenced by DIR.
Kiipsteiu.
The steamboat inspectors of the Baltimore dis
trct which includes Washington. have been there
for the past days inspecting the river steamers
The sale of the canal yesterday will come up
for confirm alton at the next term of the United
States Court here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-08

The CONCERT To-NIeHr.-The concert
TO ba given hy the Gsorg eto wn orcheslr. at
the Opera House to uighs for the benefit OF
the Alexandria Drum Corps will, it il
thought, be ors of the most Ell joyaba en-
tertainments IF the kind given IN this city
this Season. The programme is carefully
selected one, comprising classical and popu
lar instruments! mutic with numbar Of
Ca sel' ct ons from we'll known compos
e-s. The orches;rs. which includes among
Its members Mra Kaspar and Miss Stosch,
will be under the management of Mr.. D. B.
Tn noicb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-08

MASONIC CATHEDRAL The corner stone
of the Scottish Rite Cathedral, In the rear OF
lot No 1907 @ street, Washington, was laid
yesterday afternoon By the Masonic Grand
Master of the District, the Grand Lodge as
sisting in the ceremonies. All the lodges of
the Scottish Rite, Perfection, Knights IA
dosh, Rose Cro1. &c, were represented.
Gen. Albert Pike delivered an address. The
ceremonial was preceded By procession, in
which the Grand Lodge was escorted to the
site by Washington Knights Templar. A
number of Alexandria MaEons were present
ut the ceremonies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-08

FAIRFAX ITEMS Circuit Court will com.
mence on Monday-Judge James Keith pre-
siding. It is understood the coupon cases
will not be tried at this term.
Mrs. James Mason was thrown from her
buggy, near Falls Church, few days ago
and badly hurt.
Lieut. James C Gilmore, U S. N, who
married Miss Mary Ball, daughter Of the late
Col. NJ. D B II, has purchased for SIS 600
the farm near Langley formerly owned by
the late Henry G. Taylor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-08

SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET, June7.-sugar-
Holders of the spot supply of raws are still COM
PEELED to await the pleasure of the local buyer,
and should any one feel compelled to realize the
cost would have to be more attractive. We quote ::
Sugars 4aa49sc; centrifugal, 90 test, iac. Re
fined Sugars are active and strong. We quote
hsrds at sasc for cut.loaf, 7asc for cubes, y
for powdered, and I lhc for graduated. softs-
72sc for mould A, for confectioners' A, 6'sc
for standard A, and 6 16o for Columbia a.
Standard glucose Syrups Sc.
Coffee-1 he market is dull, with ligat stocks
and q moderate jobbing inquiry. Fair Bio in
voices are quoted at 16a16Eac per b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-08

FRATERNAL VIsIT.-By special invitation
Washington and jackson Lodges of Masons
Of this city last night paid a fraternal visit to
Lafayette Lodge Of Washington. The AL.
tlandrians, about forty in number, left here
on the 1:05 train end were met at the depot
10 Washington by delegation from Lafay
Elite Lodge. They were there presented
with silk badges and marched to the Ma
sonic Temple where the work of raising"
three candidates to the degree of Mast
Mason was exemplifled in the most impre..
'iye manner by Worshipful Master Merrill,
Of Lafayette Ledge. At the conclusion OF
The ceremonies. the visitors were escorted to
hiels Hall. where bountiful repsst was
served, and of which about two hundred
par;ook, after which toasts were appropri-
alely aud happily responded to, among the
Speakers being Messrs. A. W. Armstrong,
r A. Reed, E E. Downham. *. Ksmper
and others from this city. The evening was
delightfully."- spent and the Alexandrians re-
turned by special train, leaving Washing,
ion about l o'clock. They were escorted
back to the depot by Lafayette Lodge "A
feature of the evening was the music by the
tiauz Abt Club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-08

REPORTED ASSAULT "A stranger met
some gentlemen on the street last night and
told them that he had been assaulted and
al attempt made to rob him near the corner
Duke and Henry streets, by some men
whom he had previously treated in the
neighborhood at bar. The stranger said
he started for the depot to take the train for
his home when he met the mon who after
wards assaulted him. He was on the look
out for policeman when he saw the gen.
tlemen to whom he told the above story.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-08

POLICE REPoRT.-Last night was clear
and cool with two prisoners and three lodg-
crs at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed of the
following cases:
Geo and VIM. Whitlow, colorel, we're ar
rested by officers Brenner and McCuen for
disorderly conduct. One was fined 81 50
and the other discharged
The case of q young man, charged with
an assault on another, was continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-08

PERSONAL Mr. ]. Deb. Norris, of Fauquier
county. was in the CITY to-day.
The family of Gen. w. II Payne who have been
spending the winter in Washington have returG-
ed 10 their home in Warrenton.
Mr. John Har Pc, who hiss been on a visit to HIS
relatives this city has returned to his home in
NatchcZ Miss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-08

A CHANGE REQUESTED The proceedings
of the recent republican ward meetings held
in this city, at all of which resolutions were
adopted requesting Gen. Malone to remove
Mr.. c. w. Dea, BORN from the craftsmanship
of thu city committee aud to appoint Mr.. L.
W. Corbett in his stead. were yesterday for
warded to Gen. Malone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-08

SALE OF HoRsss.-A large number
citizens assembled at the old fair grounds
AT the upper eud OF King street. this morn.
ing, attracted by the sale of Texas horses
which took place there. and to witness the
lassooing of the same. The horses brought
from $40 to $40, which was considered q
fair price.