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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
IL Oonsumptl on Inourablop

Read the following; Mr.. O. IL. Nor.
ris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was down
with Abscess Of Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an Incura-
bic Consumptive, Began taking DR.,
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
tion, am now on my third bottle, and
able TO oversee The work on my farn.
II is the finest medicine ever made"
4 Jesse Middlewart Decatur, o.. says:
"Had II not been for DR.. King's New
Discovery for Consumption i would
have died OF Lung Troubles Was Civ.
en- up by doctors. Am now In best OF
health" Try II. Sample bottles free
at Durbin, Wright y Cos drug store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
ANNUAL REUNION

or tho loath Regiment az Columbus Sop.
tembor l2---Train TO Leave on the 10th.
The nineteenth annual reunion OF
the i0ith o. v. |. will be held this year
at Columbus on Septemberl2. Hereto.
fore the reunions have been held In
Canton and vicinity. but this year the
general encampment NJ Columbus at.
lracied the boys. On ne morning Of
The ION the special train 10 carry the
regiment to Columbus viii leave All.
ance pass through Canton and
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
Deaths of Old Reu,donts Of stark.

Mrs, Lavina Roger, widow OF Joseph
Royer and q highly respected old lady
Of Lake township, died Of old age
Jefferson Haag formerly OF Lake
township, bat lately a resident OF Min.
nesota, died at the residence Of his
mother, in Lake township, Of quick
consumption.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
The awe-strucs audience eascd

On the ngure, Raunt and Rfnyi
TWAS the murdered king, or the ghost OF HIM,
And Hamlet waa the pny.
IIn hour was brief no said,
, He inuet 10 ere light OF day
TO the place 0f torment prepared for him,
It'll HIS alie were purRcd away,
Yes, purgod was the word he used
And Thought what remedy rare fIN
Would plcrcop Purgatve Pellets prove,
Is IN the case, shcn mud there. HIf
DR.. PieIce's Pleasant Purgative Pei
let's have no equal as q cathartic In de-
rangements Of the liver, stomach and
bowels. Small, pleasant In action, and
purely vegetable. oN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
Marriage 1inononn.

Marriage licenses have been issued
TO William II. McPeter and Barbara
Snyder, Of Tuscarawas township; Peter
j. Formet and Emma Eisenhauer, OF
Canton; Robert Speech and Hattie Il.
Wells, Of Canton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06
ROUGH ON JOE. BROWN
MoKinley's Southern Trip'-~he
Man VINO Works Coal Nine

A Two.Year old Reminiseenoe Some
observations on Northern hhepmen~
General Remarks on the Tariff Win
aoi d Advice TO Lahoring Men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

WILL you SUFFER- with dyspepsia
and liver complaints Shilohs Vital
i2er Is guaranteed TO cure you. For sale
at Weber Bros.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

SLEErLEss NIGHTS maze miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
Is the remedy for you For sale at
Weber Bros.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

THAT HACKING COUCH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure For
sale at Weber Bros.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-09-06

CATARRn CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy, Price 30 cents Nasal inject
or free. Sold by Weber Bros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Charles s. Pine of the passengers of the Narrasan
sctt which came into collision with the Stonington In
June $780, and was burned the waters edge, sued the
Providence and Stonington Steamship Company wr
damages testified the trial Of the case In
the Supreme Court before Justice OBrien and jury
Yesterday that when the collision occurred he rushed half
dressed from his sate-rocm, sered chair and umpea
overheard He managed keep aoat until he was res
cued He was chilled that long sickness followed
from which he yet recovered The trial goes on
to-day -,
In the contest before Surrogate Ransom over the WI"
Of Charles G. Havens the millionaire lawyer VINO Ioi ~
hulk OF his property TO the avens Relief Fund Society
charitable organization founded by himself John D. Jones
and william H. Moore Of the WILL corroboratod
the testimony Clifford Hand the other executor 10
the eject that Il was understood them and the e
taor that society could not legally tako tho oeques
his executors should carry out his wishes The case vi"
be finished to-day
Judge Bartlett granted an Injunction yesterday In
Brooklyn restraining Christopher Meyer from voting upon
the stock OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton KAN
road Company which he holds collateral for loan to
Henry S. Ives & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
TIE SHEA INQUEST BEGUw.

Captain Gastlln, OF tho steamboat squad yesterday
brought 10 the Coroners Office Patrick Green charged
with causing the death Of jeremiah Shea, during
scufiie at Per No. 10, North River, on Monday.
crowd followed the prisoner and witnesses from the
station house the Corones Office, and filed tbs little
COURTROOM TO oycrhOwing John sullivan and John
Hail. both lonsshoremen, were examined by Coroner
Levy, but they were not eyewitness of tho fight.
Samuel Echenfed, fruit pcdor, stated that no saw
the fight. Ho Shea going up the dock at O'clock
Green on his way to the bulkhead when no met
Shea. Some words wero passed between the two mon
about work, whom suddenly Shea throw of his coat and
shoe, and struck at Green. The two men cnched and
fell three times and the third tlme Shea was under
meath. He thou picked himself up and rushed on
board steamer coach was summoned and no was
taken TO his homo, where be soon died. Green did
not make asy statement Coroner Levy set down the
for Thursday afternoon and committed Green
70 Iha nrnhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
KASrERuY IVA or1VIrY OF O1AN-yA-GAEL.

The dynamite in England, Of which little has been
heard long time. IL again awakened In tho English
Capital and two alleged 10 have been sent over by
an Irish revolutionary organization this slde OF the
water reported be board the French steamer
la Normandc which sailed from Havre last Saturday.
1t the nonsense" said one OF the several Clan
naGael leaders yesterday 10 Tribune rportor, " to
think that we would send man England in the present
OF public feeling. Our present policy is not dyna-
mite policy by any We simply watching and
waiting"
Docs the organization ship dynamite TO EnglandT
mot az all. and nevers di, so far as know. Whom
dynamite there is plenty Of is in Eng
land"
DO men 20 over from here to explode II y
81 cannot soy. ! know they do not tell their busi-
ness to detectives the cable dispatch in todays papers
states"
is there any plan foot at present to so against the
Parliamentary pariyr
This talk abou. dynamite" he said, is at present
newspaper scare. certain there will be violent
measures adopted this year, at all events"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
cHsRGEp WITH STEALING A PIANO.

James F. Porter, fifty years old, who lives at
Crnvesend T. L. was arraigned at Jefferson Market
Court yesterday. TWO complaints were preferred
against him. John W. Stokes proprietor OF the Hotel
Brighton Long Branch, swore that on February 20.
1886, Porter and his sister, Josephine Gibson. had
sold him piano which at the Livingston Hoic!'
at Thirty frst-st and Broadway, for $50 lie
allowed the piano TO remain at the hotel lew Gays
longer and when he called for IL he found that 1t had
been removed lie found It in the possession OF j.
&. Romalne at No. az Union Square. Mr. Romano
told him that the piano had also been sold 10 him.
and produced the bill of sale. Edwin Rubon, a drug
gist made an affidavit that Porter called on MN on
SnriI % 1ss6 and defrauded him OF $50. Justice
Ford held Porter for examination III u, ooo pa, WHICH
uaS furnished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
MISS wooDRALDS MANY SECURITIES
LONDON POLICE rSsrrcrof o,xs ALIsr OF THE

PROPERTY HE TOOK FROM HER.
John Tunbridgc inspector Of the Metropolitan romeo
of London, by whom Alice woodhali was broueht 10
this country on extradtion papers. to DO tried on
charge of forgery examined An the superior Court
Yesterday in regard to the jbfNref taken from her
at the time of her arrest and how IN his possession
He stated that he had in his possession the follow
ing property taken from Miss woodhall Forty-five
pounds in Bank Of England notes. interest coupons OF
six Hungarian per cent gold bonds, banhboohs SHOW
ing deposits in bank in England not IN her name.
the amount of which he could not state: coupons OF
bonds of the Rzabethtown, Lexington and Big SANDY
Railway Company, coupons of bonds of the South
Australian Government loan of 1885, coupons OF
Spanish Government per cent bonds, and coupons
Of Argentine pei cent bonds The valuo OF the
property he could not tell He stated that there was
evidence in the examination In England in the pro-
ceedngs for tho prisoners extraditen showing ma.
some Of the bends purchased with the proceeds
of tho alleged forgery.
Justice 0'(soinan hero adjourned the examination
until 10 :30 A. m today, directing that United states
Marshal McMahon be Informed in the meantime tnat
this statement had been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
WHAT BECAME CT All THE EXCISE CAsEsi

Forty-Gve policemen, including Captain MeE1wa'n
and several srgeants and VINO hau
received bonorahls MENTION by the Police Board out
who wcro not In the parade on May 3D. received the
new badges from President French In tho Trial Room
at Headquarters yesterday Tho roll OF merit OF the
department includes about $50 active pohcemeh'
Some of the police officials yesterday eApfesSea
atonishmept at the statements Of Judge Barrctt in
his address TO the Grand jury that 1900 cases of ar
rest for violating the excise law were awaiting mial
and that tho police had been lax in enforcing inc
law II was said that the number OF excise arrests
was about u 900 since Dir. Murray became superln-
tendont and that about 1900 had been followed by
convictions or acqulttals. II orly 5000 cases had
been pgeonholcd the officials say, 1t would be IN
teresting to know what had become OF tho addi-
tonal 5000 arrested lluor dealers whose names ere
ON the police records Mr. Murrsy has said frequently
that the excise law could be enforced in THIS CITY II
bhe arrested liquor dealers wero brought TO trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETs.
FEATURES OF YEw-YoRK DEALING

The movement Of the grain speculation yesterday
was on moderate scale. There were no particularly
now features developed and operators arc mixed in
their opinions. Cash corn dropped 1871 cent, with
only 900 bushels taken by shippers and under the
influence Of heavy receipts West, and estimates Of
large arrivals here the options sOid OF 1871 IA
cents The close about steady, shade above
lowest prices, but down i cent for juno at 81 and
July at 81 H. SIS for August at 81, and IL for Sep
TENDER at 62 3-S cents. Tho shipping demand for
wheat sackencd only 1000 bushels being taken, and
spot lots fell off 1-iRI-2 cent The options went off
l-2d3-4 cent early, but under demand from shorts
prices sharply rallied and closed steady at 5Sd3-4
cent higher, follows: June 90 5-s July OF ID,
August 90 IL, September 90 7-s and December 95 5-s
cents. Cash OATS firm, but the options cascd of
IL for June at 81 SIS and IA for July at 80 So Au-
gust at "a IA being unchanged, and September at
80 1-2 IA cent better. There further IN
crease in the demand for cash lard, which resulted In
sales OF $50 tierccs, although It could not bs said
whether the purchases for shippers or not Tho
options decid9dly strong, and closed 1914
points higher al q 81 for June, rs So for July So SO
for August. and Us 81 for September.
The receipts of grain and -four reported yesterday
al New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston
wore as follows: Wheat 225,532 bushels: corn
81 ,3lS bushels; OATS 1913 las bushels; total grain
1o2 Dos bushels -four, ,7o1 packages At blwail-
kec and 81. Louis the arrivals wcTc Wheat $50 500
bushels corn, $1,000 bushels oats, 567 sO4 bushels
total grain, 260 012 bushels -four, As, 233 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
COURT CALENDARs-TO-DAY.

svrRy,rR COURT cEAMsEGS Before Lawrence ayr J-Yos
BE- lS s ISL s s55 s sS ss 5s5 s5 80 So S.
sS s s 49, 5S Js se s 49,
s1PisME COURT SPECIAL rERM-PARr II. Adjourned
us s6r Sa s 5o9EESe
I i.i ss DIX :s1 SSS i75 SS $3.50 1855 i4;'
ss is.I S5sS
1914 s sSs a 9 isG istG
nos ia, 1885 7iC's, 1857 .
sSC 7S3 sdd 3! 30 5as re- Bas5 7
1854 5s$ 1888 SSSi 1885. 49, 1882 l7l 1888, 1912
SUI suaaoo1rEs couRI-Betore Ransom. SWIM Mary sheri:
p sG Y. mol Gi VII pser bsrm Do n" wi" OF
TO IF IEEf n1sSas TaH PaoIA
P PSS@ hirsd ] wSr. johS t.f.Op M an g.
Goorcs Kick, John g. " Downing. II Elzabsh Coyic.
fur:Rioa CoUBT-GEyERAL TERM BEFORE sedgwIck O. j.
Freed@9g ana rgaz yJARpcal' ron M Judgments Nos
sUrEEon cogRr-sFsclA So 5xss7,,.ors o9orman. j.
Nos 20 29Z 81, 229 rs -: 81; 80 $o' Sps 49,
Mos 1879. 10. IS, 1914; 100 s50, I2ss 421 t7s;
cSHnox RITts-ESury TERM-BsiOro Allen. mo 80.
coka6N PlEAsrEl.l TnEMP4RJr 5 Before Larrsmore
Sa5 4Oi C$S 57S 090 Co., 74. SOi, $50. s22 s9d s29
Coiiaov PIEAs-TRIAL TEm-PAET IL-Beiore DAILY. ].
30 2o3 $50 75 72 1l l SI Ss 7 ~ "a eIo a
800 CAL Oi2. ssS. 94a. $40.
C0uRI-GENEbAL TRRM-Ad1Ourned until Monday,
Jugell.
CITY CoURT-lKIAL TEaN-Phnr l.-Refore Browne j.
3632 se3l 1914. 1901 373s. 57Se, $74t, 37o5. 1892
CRY IOJRT-fKiAL TEEy-PAhI ll.-soicre Mctiown j.
Nos 1861 604s 3,2l 5S7s 1885, $780, 3soI 1850 1890
1891, 3ts3 3@ss. 1898. 1900. 1892.
CITY COunT-TRjAL TERl-PLRr III.-Befors McAdan
C. J.-Nss $500 83si. 47O1 1896, 1880.
COugT GgNEEAL sESsiONs-rARf L-Before Mar
tine j. Assistant Ds!rictAtorSoy Bedford as os TO
CouKr on GENERAL sEssIoys PART IL--Bofors
Gilderseeve j. and Assistant Distinct Attorney Davis
/.
coUEr or GENERAL sEssloSs-PART frL-Beforc covins.
J. and Assistant DistrcIAtIoTncy JeroneNoa TO II in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
aKEEpryG UP THE VAR on THE PooL-RoonS

The list Of owners lcsees OF property In which pool.
rooms ao kept presented TO the District Attorneys
Gce yesterday b. the Society for tho Prevention OF Crime
which been making such vigorous crusade against
,hcse rest holes Assistant District Attorney Semple
ia that notices would Nc at served these land
lords ana If they do get i OF their lawbeaklng
tenants the society will at once begin prosecution OF
the owners As IA some instances the blame for having
these pool sellers tenants rests upon the agent rather
than landlord tho society Will not publish tho names
uutl the notices have all been served and chance has
been given the owners 10 do their duty. Meanwhile Do
Lscy's, Lovers and the other pool-rooIns remain in
state of nnocuous desuctude and VIII 40 remain until
more congenial quarters can be secured uptown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
KNOCKED DOWN IN 4 BAR-ROOA
A ,1oNosHoREMAN STRUCK FOR DRINKING BEHINr
THE BAR.


Policeman Brann, OF the Delaney street squad
so an Inseusble man carried into the tcnementhouse
NJ IN Iachson.st yesterday afternoon. He made
,ropides and learned that the man was Nichaei
walsh a Iengshorcman Of middle age, who had
,,,o and several children living In the Jachson-st.
housc Tho mon who carried Walsh home said he
had beon knocked down by Michael Lally, in LallS's
IIouor store at No. o72 Monroe-st A brief eHami-
nation convinced the policeman that Walsh was hurt
dangerously lie went to the liquor store and found
Ialy preparing to leave the place. He arrested him.
and at the police station he admitted 10 sergeant
Murot that he had struck Walsh He SAID no weh'
unstairs leaving hts wife in tho store. and when he
>oturned no found Walsh behind the bar helping him.
telf TO llquor In nt of anger he struck the long
shoreman With his nst but he declared that the DO"
did not knock Walsh down, and no could not Dc
IIeve that tho man was hurt seriously. An amou-
lance carried Walsh to tho Gouvorneur slip Hospital
where tho surgeons found that his skull was tract
ured. washs friends said he was man not lncinea
r. dcht They dd not believe Lally's story about
ending Walsh behind tho bar and the police SAID
such q story was improbable On account OF MIS-
Ially's presence In the barrooH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
COURT OF APPEALS.

Saratoga Juno Court of Appeals to-day the
following decisions were handed down;
The people ACT. acknowledgment OF CONVICTION re-
versei and prisoner discharged.
The people AIT. Lyons; the people agt Cignhralo tho
people sgt- Lake the people agt HAWKINS tho people
agt. Palmer Judgment affirmed
Reed agt. Heyt; Her ast the New-York West Shore
and Buffalo Railroad Company; Costello ag Costello;
Smith agt. Cole; Fitzgerald ag Quinn; Carr agt tho
Security Insurance Company Carr agt the Provlaehee
Insurance Company; Mackellar agt Rogers Mead agt'
jenkins; Brooks agt. Ackerly and Dayey; Weber agt
Piper Nee agt Member; Bank Of Montreal agt Rick
nager Byrne agt Matthews Taylor agt Taylor McCabe
agt Eumons Mclean agt Prentice jenkins ast Douglas
Bolton agt Hatch; Dewitt agt. Van Schoyk; Rank ast
Grote; De GRAF ACT wyckof; Carter aet the
Brooklyn Life Company Lynch aGt Pheher;
PGeler agt Lynch Mack agt NILS Dodge agt thinner
Lelnkauf agt ChalmsH; Colwen agt Bell; Bayls agt
stmson Hudson agt The Ocean steamship Company OF
Savannah Barnard ast BTower-Juesinents aMrmeu WIN
costs.
The president etc. Of the Manhattan Company agt
Phillips; Purdy agt. Cosr Barry agt the Hamburg
Bremen Fire Company; Meyer ast Bair-Judg
reversed and trial granted with costs 70 ABIDE
the event.
Robinson agt the York Lake Erie and Western
COMPANY; in re petition f. F. Anderson Jackson as
suydan re will Of Soule tho people ex rel BiieeD
agt Argyle; Plat agt Plat Cornell agt Donovan feck
act. Peck-Orders affirmed with costs.
Uhlmsn agt the NewYork Life Insurance Company
judgment affirmed Judgment absolute ordered against
the plaintiff, with costs.
Gundlleh agt Handicapped dismissed Tor want OF
stipulation In notice OF appeal for judgment absolute
stillman ag Norulrup-Stillman agt- NOrthrup-Judg-
ment reversed and trial ordered before new refere
costs 10 abide the event
Kennedy agt. acknowledgement on behalf Of Kennedy
affirmed hy eefsut Judgment On behalf Of fraeys eA'
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company ast tie Ger
mania Insurance Company, Tespdj Sto1dar appel
ant Grosyeaor agt Syke-Alpcal d,smsssi with costs;
The people rel Warren 3gL Carter ana otheTs-Order
OF General Term affirmed to HyOTyieT property ana
orders OF Special and General Terms as 10 amount In Lot
Lathefs agt. Kcogh-Ju1sment and order affirmed with
cost , ,,,
abs0utc ordered against the defendant IN the supuIdOn
with costs. -, $500, ,.,..
Millinan agt ChrstRan-Orders affirmed and judgment
absolute ordered for defendant. with costs
Born AIT. SchrnEe!.enJudgment modified 50 az TO re-
form the agreement In accordance with the findings oil
fact and modified affirmed without costs OF appeal III
Ipglehars aet the Thousand Islands Hotel Company
Order General Term reversed and judgment On the re-
port OF the referee AFFIRMED, with costs
The Peoples Bank Of the City Of New-York agt 81;
ARthonys Roman Catholic Church-Order affirmed and
judgment absolute ordered for defendant, with costs
Following Is the day calendar for June g: /,
Nos. sos 4l8, o2S $50, S7G ST., $40 and 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06

There were no transactions in State bonds. or
city bank stocks, American Exchange sold Il o. at
1873 and Tradesmen's Il 00l at 05.
The market tor railroad bonds was fairly active,
and prices generally were firm. Erie second IS was
"a IA. West Shore As was steady at 1903 81.
Rock Island 5s were strong NO I07 81. Burling-
ton and Quincy As Nebraska extension, sold at
03 l-sa02 rs. Missouri, Kansas and Texas IS
sues were weak: the as at 90, the general is at
60 rs. and the bs at 90 l-2 New-Norl, Susque
hanna and Western SIS were active up To 03 Ia
Texas and Pacific new IS were steady 40 OF 7-Sa
OF b-s We refer 10 our full and detailed report
OF bond sales
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange, Cotton Seed Oil certificates were I'M
usually active and strong selling 1900 at 32 5-Sa
81 3-SaS2 rs, and Toledo Peoria and Western
first As 49, 000l at IS,
The Clearing House statement to-day was Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06

LIVERPOOL June b-s pm-Cotton-lp ss harsiy sTcsy
,rcnJsd 300 bales American Futures oosen h,srs
Tow Midfling clause sDe delivery 1 assns,
lime and Juv delivery 236ti sell-r'i July or All very
deIIyery 2l6i. sellers; Angust anu sepssy lSots.
1854 sellers september ana octorr ma buyers
hnyer.. October amt November delivery nseanb her
November and December delivery. 1914 Dnyes. SsIysy
aud Januar, delivery 67-64d onye''i S'P''
236td. sellers ,ssuur.
GALVESTON Jane 8. - Cotton-Dull ana esy act AMI
o7.id Low Madng, 8; Good orsnary = asa bales.
. NORFOLK June - Cation - STEADY ans,stw,e 553
net and Tross receipts. 6i3 bales, exports '"
haiosr sales 80 bales stock IL, 3Ol Oales .,.u,,.
SAVANNAH June 5-Cotton-Qniet and neaaS 96. ne:
Id Low Mmdlng. l-l6i dood oralhsIs. siS Sass,
and gross receipts, 2l9 balest exports ooass"'
sales 2a6 balos stock. .2S9i bales - ana
NEw.oRLEASs June 5.-cotton-9nlet h' rssslcis 26sa
law Mlddlug o; Good Ordinary. S%i net rrsrcs i655
bales gross receipts 1888 bales expotsto .aes L6ol
bales, exports 10 tho Continent, 2.lVv DasoS' '
bales; STOCK. ll5.OLi baeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
COMMITTING ARsoy At TWELVE Fos REVENGE

Bobby Gibbons, age twelve, was committed 10 the
County Jail at Elizabeth Monday night charge Of
Two weeks ago he discharged orphan
Asylum where be hsa spent Eve years lie wished
the service of the District Messenger Company
hts mother decided that he should 80 the family
Of Mis-. f. NJ. kingslAni No. IS Elmst. Elizabeth,
where home had been offered him Accordingly he was
taken there but he promptly showed bis disgust Of his
new abode by setting fire TO his bedroom within twenty
minutes after his arrival The Gre discovered before
much damage had been done Bobby" confessed his
crime and said he did 1t for revenge because he could
have his choice IN the selection OF employment lie viii
be sent 10 the State Reform School.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
TO crrRrA1I HOWELL osBoRN,s INCOME

A judgment for $4,000 for money advanced to
Howell Osborn having been obtained against him by
william L. Stow, Wall Street broker, and having
been returned unsalsfed in the absence Of Mr. Osborn
who is in Europe an application made yesterday
to Justice Andrews, In tho Supreme Court Chambers
on behalf of Mr.. Stow for Injunction to restrain
tho trustees Of the estate Of 100000 left in trust for
young Osborn by his father, Charles J. Osborn from
having the defendant the entire income until the judg
ntent f. satisfied James c. Carter, representing the
deendant declared that the application premature.
as no notice had been served Mr.. Osborn. and
pronounced the judgment and execution only SO much
waste paper. Decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-06
CHANGES IN THE NAVAL SERVICE.

Washington June 5.-Th6 President has nominated
Captain William B. Eemey, United States Marine
Corps, to be Judge Advocate General of the Navy,
with the rank of Colonel in tho Marine Corps, and
First Lieutenant Francis Michler, 9Th United States
Cavalry, 10 DO captain.
The Secretary Of the Navy has appointed William ].
Baxter, Charles II. Hewes and Washington I. Capps
to be assistant constructors in tho Navy. All three
have Just completed course OF study I'm ship building
al Glasgow. Commander William {. Wise has been
ordered TO take command Of the United States ship
Junata, attached 10 the AsIate station.