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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19

To enjoy life you must have good
health-to keep good health drink DR..
Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19
NOTICE no THE pUBLIC,

CelI TneIs Oh tfoit i,oiSe, Al tbe tSlc ~ IA mar mar
bArfel-.iOfly gallon barrels VIII guarantee ali
obs 70 DO done promptly and IN q satisfactory
MANNER LB, VAN FQssENi
Tolenhono al. Nv ANn 0"t IVA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19
Wanted,
WTANTED-A GOOD C00K-EN.
w QUfRE at lll7 Market SITcet. AplSe

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19
Steamship Tickets,

STEERAdE RATES 10 SOUTH
NJ AMERICA.
From Philadelphia 10 Liverpool by steamer
Withto by fall To FuuihampiUny steamer W
hAVfu and ~ Chhuuur RcunlA Line steamers
qietl 10 Rio do JanrlrO, t0t0 DuenOl Ayfe'i
VII MOnlgVldUU, etl
''''"'' ''''' ii. y, BBiiRENs',
apia Tho Steamship Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19

Speaking OF getting a line direct from
Duluth to Winnipeg reminds US that a
postage stamp will dot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-19
Educational.
MT, De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
tsIsterS Of the Visitation,

A school Of more than national reputation
oHen exceptional advantages for thorough edu,
cation Of young ladies' in all departments. Ii.
brary Of six thousand volumes Fine phllo.
Sophical, chemical and astronomical apparatus,
plano teachers trained BY leadlpF professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal CultIin,
according 70 the method Of the old Italian mas.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references 10 patrons IN
u sc IL p'tA'p"' UN''' Aaq THE DIRECTORIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

present letters OF introduction or an equivalent
guarantee, and afterward 10 20 TO Resp0nslons'
as candidate presented by the chosen college.
II would be difficult or impossible 10 classify or
to rank in order Of merit all the twrntv-SiN col,
lcccS and halls OF Oxford; but the writer wonla
nnhcNiiaiingly put in IN" first rank the NE lol-
lowing: Ballot and COrpu, Christi lfor SchoiGF-
ship, Christ Church for social advantages MN--
dal"n for good tone and scholarship and New 'i"r
general excellence. University and Trinity are
also to be strongly adv ISrh.
In the Hrt'clC German universities the lUl-
loving statement was made, In comparison VITA
the average English American Undergraduate
the average German student Is m0re or less Ol
hoor. and association with the latter cannot be
counted among the advantages Of residence at a
Continental university. The laws Of h Attn also
mr." more Int"Ilgcutly observed ~ the Lngllsl
seats of learning. For many pilgrims, Therefore,
tn" English universities are preferable to the Ger
man Grd it Is much 10 he regretted that the Il
Of Twin. ut the fnrmc" Is 80 high that compare
lively few can afford to take graduate or under
graduate course nt oxford or Cambridge" THIS
statrCnt WIS made with som dhdcnrr at that
time, inaSn.uch rs the writer's information was
not of the most recent date: but now after re-
ncwcd and careful Investigation on the pot "a
most lovely spot during III" cntlr Easter ana
Trinity term Of last year. DNfOrdS claim 10 the
first rank among universities IN NIL social matters
is phat lily and Gladly rcalirm"d. NJ no other
place can such an admirable body OF young men
be fOund-with so much hearty life. 50 much sane
purpose, so little nOnsrns' OF the Oh'"ruoahnI,
sort 50 much manlinCSS pCrmratrd and ContrOlI"I
bv so much innate refinement. ON IN" other hnhi
the unldvorahlC- statement in regard 70 expenses
~ Oxford must also hc realirmri. In order 10
nuke n good figure NJ Oxford a student will need
almost twic" as much money ~, during an cuull
ucrIod. he would naturally spend ut Berlin. IrIlr
SIC Heidelberg Bonn; and about Onc-hlr'i more
than NJ Yale Two hundred and fifty or 300
pounds u year is u very modest allowance for An
oxford student while from 400 ~ 500 Will he
required by younC men Of more cNtInramn' habits
or gru"rolls tastes Never mind what " The stu
dents Handbook" or any popular tr"atis" on thr
English universities may say TO IN" contrary
These figures were submitted 10 ana approved Nv
the head, of sCN cra COLLEGES ni different grades
MNRItION WILCOX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
NEW AND UNIQUE DESIGNS FOR HALL CLOCKS

NEW AND UNIQUE DESIGNS FOR HALL CLOCKS
4 new and rather unique thing in the way Of hall
COCKS w;lc!. Is displayed IN the window Of jcwCller
In upp'r lIrradway. Is In The form Of street light.
four sided lantern Of ground glass In the shape Of an
or Larry street gas light Is supported upon post Of
o. about SIX feet high. Instead. however, OF
To-, jc or lamp at IN" top Of III" post, are placed
.hc works Of clock tho face being set In the ground
glass sides Of the lantern. Against the top OF the post
rr,,t 4 ladder 81 oak At th" foot OF III" laddrr' WIN
his fore paws upon the bottom round, Is h'rro DUH
dog ot silver or white metal, apparently mah"E an
earnest cmIravor Ia reach poor puSSy'ca' prrched
uIon the topmU,t round. IusSy'S back Is arched,
leach individual hair upon her back stands erect
her Caudal aup,rdaSr Is swclrd IA twc" rs na'uTa
,zr and She presents perfect picture 81 mingled rag"
and fear IN" trimmings Of the post ard lantern are
Of silver tn workmanship is Of hIGh Orcr ana mo
expressions Of the dog and cat exceedingly llh I!M,
NrOhrr on. much similar. presents park Ea'' WIN
the clock in he lamp on" of the gate roStS "hlH
pussy j. prrChrd upon the Other This on' i aI," an
umbrella stand silver rings to hold the umbrellas being
attached IN" centre crD>S bar of IN" gate. ~ fhN
one N" and dog Of bronze. BOth arc hahusom"
ornaments for a hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
4 PLANTS MfGRiTIOS,
From The Youths comp

From The Youths '0inpahmh'
ono Of tho most rmsrkdblc Instances Of the ap.
nar,nt migration Of 4 plsnt, ~ II to keep company
i,DItb an Insect Is the removal Of III" hOury plant
which botanlsts call SOanum ro'traturl from Ia"
,.trj,uv ri t,r Rocky Mountains eastward.
Valley hogan Ia De- aware OF pest In their fields
uLnsc rnNagcs were becoming alarming \ SfOCky,
VaudIy strpsd h'rte, which multiplied at ~ alarm
ING rate had begun to d"yOur their potato v.nes
E,'thIng could stag rXtrTminHtc the plague. tn"
nuta,oeS deprived Of their vines, rrd IA tho ground
and an Important crop lost
This beetle naturally received from the farmers IN"
name Of potato bug IL va found Ia hnvr hec'iI
I'm saSiw arl marrlr from ih' unr,Iilvat"l strip OF
Eastern Go uadp nnl ", ~ 'rn KauSI,, AM Ia cr1r
uIIrn'Iy since brcu known ~ the CooIai" poiai"
II was found rhaS In the region Of rs origin this
beetle had frh upUu -UHnum rsfrnium, "A pant bo"n!-
ing 10 The same genus ~ the potato. DOunth,S 'nc
insect had been quit content with this artcl" OF Oi
Bat SONG settlers plani'd field Of p"iaio"' am inc
bcrth. At once fell In love with them.
Migrating eastward Ia "ng'T search OF US new ioHI'
the Colorado beetle multiplied with a'tpni'hWE RI
pdity In a few yrlss II had covered the whole r"un
ny and had devastated potato fields clear To- thn ~
anfIc coast Then Of the h""tlcS, or t"lr cRE1
were carried IN vessels the ocean ana me lSI
began new carer OF conquest In Tho olu morm, Ior
IL spread over the British Isles and the continent
OF Europa ,., ,,o oo,,
IN Colorado. But what about The Snanln fontFatuIl
N hearlessly abandoned by It's old frcndl ono would
SUPPOSE that. left free OF N" dcNnuilhR HlnLnlus
~ HE beetle n would have been content 70 slaY whcr
II was; but this has not been mo case , lhS WEI
seems to have set out Immediately on journey In
search OF the beetle. ,., 4. .,..
The prevailing direction Of plant migration In this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
IRMY ND NLTY INTELLIGEN(lE.

Washington, Juno l0.->ccOnl Lieutenant II. p.
Davis, ID Artillery, has been relieved from d"ty az
Wctts Point. y. Y, and ordered I" Join his battery
upon the expiration Of his lave. First Lieutenant
j. l.. Wn-ou. dth Artillery. Ia '"Hl relieved from
torpedo obstruction at wIll,t's Point. July l. AID
ordered 10 Ioln hi, battery Inspector General H. ".
Lawt N has been Orrrrh to inspect the Maryanl
Agricultural Crlrgr, Prince Georges County, MI.
cave Of aH,curs for two months has been granted
rIS Lieutenant H. : Harris. Assistant surgeon, AMI
the leave, granted First Lieutenant = G. Mills. Eth
Infantry, AID captain Thomas Sharp, 18th Infantry
have lccn cNtrudcd thrr" months
naval Gale. : H. Ifurlbut has been ordered Ia duty
I'm the coast surrey. Lieutenant Ri'hari Rush has
lc,, detached from duty IN the Hn"au Of Navigation
and ordered IN duty executive officer of IN" tram
ing ~hlp Port ~moutn. Lieutenant t. W. ninriy paN
Iccn detached from the Washington navy Gari anu
orlrrrl - The New Hampshire En,iSn Charles ~
Nwa,rr las been detached from the Naval NaI"my
and ur-lr,,d ~ the Portsmouth. Passed S>iNial't
Engineer pryuI Jones has been dc~hrd from ih"
Range AMI placed on waiting orl"r>. Assistant
IN. ip,~.r T.. IT, -rrrurr la, been detached from III"
N,,.n ACADEMY ara orlcr'rl - ihr coast survey
.'rlrrr Iarhr. r,rryius Assistant lncin""r :. II.
rcora, who hn. tea ordered t" duiy in N" i'uran
~ steam Engineering.
~. summer uauocuvrrS Of IN" troops OF the
Division oi the W >run Ea," L"n outlined. Tho
,r,,,,- %: rlr I"parrur,ni 81 m" rlu'" viii con.
49,. ,,.,,c a, Fort r,l.-on: Of thr department ~
T",,- at -u Nnnuio; of ~" department oil
Missouri hr,wr.u IUuurw'll and Arkansas CIV
InIlanl Irrrlr"r, e the department Of Dakota ON
ir, p,rr l'r" Missouri. Ih"r viii hc thir'' daN :
r.,',h" mrr',' ",H"rd a til'",: 'ht SHlr'' =, u,
- FORT NI,,u.ll. thrr' cumyAn"- 2ph infantry !"
T. -rr-y de-. 49,. garrison 0f Tort straw, mo" com
,arl"- 2,'h Infantry, Ia MarIa'' Pas IN" garrison
II Iu,i IuiIru Two companies I'D infantry, 10
r,r'l, Mountain. NJ" 2arrt-"n II Fort f"n'na' tW"
ru,i arc, Ijth Infantry. Z" i"mi,lna Mountains; ne
..r-i..,n. ol Tort. Smelling and Eauhln haN" al"
bin or.'rrrl - rl,kc ten day prtr'r" Marches I"
,...,- H., me, yIrluIfS ~ their prCtiS" posts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
REGATTA ON LAKE HOpAroOSG.

Lake Hopatcong ". j., juno 10 GpeciaD.-Lake
HopatcOng win be the scene Of big regatta on the
Fourth OF July, the Lake Hopacong Canoe Club having
yet this day apart for their annual races. The follow
Ing is the programmed Yacht race. canoe sailing race,
Gouble cared rowing race, sngleOared rowing race,
winning race padding canoe race, unclassed sail
hg race canoe upset padding race. tub race hurry.
surrys race and upset sailing rare. The Lake Hopst
cong Canoe Club organized in the summer Of 1886.
With o membership Of eight canOssts and feet Of
I've canoes. The books now show membership Of
tventy.sx active canoeists and number OF associate
md honorary members. The officers dudley d.
eessler commodore William Thomas, vice commodore {:
REGATTA Comrnttee-TheDdore A. Gesscr and l.. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
EIIlGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortandt and De-
brosscs SITS. a. follows:
a m. for Slatiuccn and intermediate points.
4 a. M flr Geneva Lyons Elmlra Rochester, Buifals
and the West and principal local points. Chair car b
LYONS and Pullman 10 Suspension Bridge
II a. m. for Elmra and Intermediate points. Chail
car TO Mauch Chunk.
D. m. for Tunkhannock and Intermediate points.
Chair to Tunkhannock. Connection Reading Aaa
Harrisburg
3:iO D. for Elmira and principal intermediate pointA
Chair car To l.. Is. Junction and Pullman sleeper =
Chic ago.
40 D. m for Slatngton and intermediate pointA
5 40 D. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate potnts
Connection 70 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car -
7 D. m. for Geneva Lyons Elmila Roohes4r. Budaie
Bridge. ~.
Trains leaving 81 8 . m, II .. m, p N I'D . -
D. M connect Tor all points II Mahanoy and Haeieeeo
coal regions n~.,>,s 't
81 m. for Msuch Chunk. Hazlston AMI nssfmsma
40 n m for Msuch Chunk and intermediates points
I n H. for Geneva. Lyons Emira, Rocnestsf. 1osc2
and dc West Pullman a'spsf 70 Lyons ana ss'p'aAs
Srass> a,aa,al rAsss.r omsA ass H,sakzazAiL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
REApY MADE HOUSES FOR YOUNGSTOWN.

Johnstown Penn. June l9.--1he visit Of Governor
Beaver and the food commission 10 this place to-day
has torne practical fruit. The visitors met mo
Finance Committee Of the Citizens Relief Committee
u Alma Hall ard discussed i!c situation In all lis
details. The commission expressed itself as amazed
Ct the extent and completeness OF the dHastatioh
and pledged itseh render the citizens OF the plae
I'll the aid in It's power The local committee
pressned list of their wants and dfr
canyssstnC the demands, the commission
authorized the Immediate purchase OF 500 OF the Chi
esgo ready made houses its account, and also the
erection of all the store buildings that may be asked
for BY local merchants The Governor and the Com
mission proceeded Immediately to their special train
upon the adjournment Of the conference and departed
for Cresson whence they will depart for trip through
the other devased districts Of the state The mOrgue
report Today show twelve bodies recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
RAILROADS..
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
PPRoTECTEb THR6UG HotT ny THE
INTERLOCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
TRAINS FOX TIE WEST

Leave stations foot Of Dcstro.ss Cortisnds
M The e o9t s%a an My
s pioneer e Of @ e vs S fS scps
sS5 Gi s 3, aRs sss s's
Line with Pullman pyy ftS9s ra sspI, ana e;
fstRSuf ct cae R"as Ga1 S@ LOUIS daily
IS; s'S1 s'aiW.s q f f.p an.
ssseeef EN- s1t Ss,s ioS saturday.
.in' SrRi;;s En SSaso and HsisaS s
'': ?iEI &C. ?s: cS, q H''
F.; s2s 70 4. ~ n Rssssn,
u ;o9s n. 90. 90, ani4 90 p. m Sundays eis
Afp aln TMF ,s sSU5G III.
s5yl %s,s sSS PssSs$ ss5sss IT,
s%S % and o:soa ~ 90. sSo: FIX f:sS ri
g % 90 % "a sssHS % JSI ~ IA si
f bnas ea NId
For a. az % SoE Gss l S?9; oS S'a md
9Ss gHAScH POINT RLEAsA HSSsv .ns g.
SUNDAY a. NJ #c0s and 5oc p % do stop Il
For Norfolk via MoTyGrt v Phi H.
,,: ed Ssy y.s. 5Sss. W., Al .nnss
"'t sn c .n'S aTg sGnH'F' ssdy and dSss:
FOX 'Tii"T f'f niiHY 'FsT p4s,. Trains leave ssxre.
D"sbrUssc> and Cortanl Street Ferries a. foows:-
80. q 20. 20 500. $50 . % Chicago Limited,
with Dining Car aud 70 washington Linibbcdl. ana
80. 90. 90 So 30 ard 90 p NJ aud IL e
p m sunday ESpTess ! 90 IS Q 90 . LIInltedI
and 10 n. 8 80 4, 80. >. g 20 \ and y. M. ana
II rs night . Acc:mmoidton, 90 D. NJ ooo
leaving NcH-IO!k sunday, 90
1 an, and 9 $50 p m Trsnsoa
FOR Camden.
..55 : aSs and fS s a 81 80 ed &c His4ay,z
COURTS and Brooklyn Annex station foot q Futonst.
Brooklyn IS IIui Ons HubOk' Station, Jersey City;
EmIgrant Tick. OGirn Castle Garden.
The Sew York Transfer Company will ,al for and
eht Ciit SSH = 'pI:IH j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
PLANS FOR A BIG NEW BUILDING.
woRKMEN ALREADY CLEARING A SITE FOR THE
~pwrrRefy CFNTRAL'S OFFICES.

GoRKMEN ALREADY CLEARING A SITE FOR TIKI
NEwJrReEY CENTRAL'S OFFICES.
Az the northwest corner Of Liberty and West sN
. ,a,er force OF men are at work tearing down III"
old fashioned buildings which have stoh thete lor
many years Already they have succeeded In clear
ing out a large patch Of ground which, waen ue'r
labors are finished, Will extend 200 feet along
Lfber,yst and 100 feet each along Washington ana
west SITS. within the next two weeks another
rang Of workmen will begin laying on the sam" spot
the foundations Of the new eehtstory building 10
b. eI,,-ted by tie Now.Jers,y Central Railnad
Company One floor, and perhaps part OF another
will be occupied by the offices of the raalroad company
and the rest Of the building will be DIVIDED mo
offices suitable for private tenants. Many large nrIns
IN the Wholesale coal trade have ar'ady appicd LOT
offices and it is the intention Of the builders to MAKO
1t ono of the asvor'te headquarters for ths large
Industry.
The architects Peabody & Steans are now at work
soo.ns out the arrangement OF offices and perfee,ing
the other details Of the plans. Although the height
OF the building will be eight stories at the outset
the foundations will be massive enough 10 support
twelve-siory structure IT IS deemed desirable l"
increase It's height tn the future. The material for
the 'front.' which Will be tasteful without being
ornate will be plain red brick. An iron balcony
will run around the sixth story Tie interior will
be thoroughly freproof and the elevators and other
appoln,ments will be Of the most modern design.
Owing 10 the high tides which food "estSt. twice
a year, the basement viii be mere dIprcsSio OF Two
fee fellow the surface of the street, thereby msunng
for 1t an elevation OF FIVE feet above tho highest
II VIII be impossible to estimate the exact cost Of
the structure until two or three weeks hence, when
the contractors bids will BIZ put M but II VIII hW
be les than $500 900 As soon as the contracts aI'
let work will b. pushed night and day and me Duim
s s ss 's Gsss l0 Of SS S quareIs a. Nos
lis, 1T and 10 Ibertyst Will expire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
RAILROADS..

baltimore MD ONO RAI,l;Ki0,AAD,,
III a sE ;S i or A. ES1is$s
[ fi; ~ ' rS g. a Y 30 I'D nsAS % ",a.SD'
w,su1IyGrox n n,i4rM IS6 80 80 20 + 90 %
: m +" g. >an Ia 80 s. a. NJ S 80 IS.
4, train, ri e hester and wilmington except Is
T,s ? s .?' sf,Tfs s G'i f9'sS; 81
YIN tSn 15 q rs s%Gay wi" call for md check
. "2, ' Hsn..c, t iS il ra a., hseu.
CEYSJJdH4A94s EALE?}R 6 $EE S3 !EESk'
chaa Eo wnK,.Garrp Scranton. Reading nnrr'OprS
'T %.SsS ch hsss NoP.s19 E s
s" R"saos ia,!.CgF FSn.ys' Tamoaua shanotin
buSy LS~:Gnt %l.!H%pFH a.on Bethlehem Aon.
"ff ..io nS s.h N3souF HfS .G S
t. u ggsns%S La.
aq5nt IL r..o$ 3" Sundays Al
c,j Es5 Fl e. r En1t Lang Ps9'e s,li'T tH
,a TU d. not ,tp M Grove Anury rark;o CT,
ray v.5s5i 81 S!issss g
y Tof rsh Amo 90 % rs 10 49, Sa1ia1 1s o.
w SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK.
OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier =. N T.
For Atlantic sPf"a. HsSIaTs pGash 10 sr s
% RrI nh ' sand h%Hs nR"sH '0 'O'o
Gg A;Su r9s o''I Sundays SGy' s ."a FI 4.
Sd as@ Ge> 2%n s'S .sG so
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
IN OBSERVATORY AT EVANSTON.

Chicago. June 10.-The Dearborn Observatory, q
nssnIacent structure Just erected at the Northwestern
University 1t Evanston to hold the great telescope
u he Chicago University, was formally dedicated TO-
6sg. John Young soammon presided. and
J. B. Hobbs, o. president Of the Chicago Board Of
fnde and donor Of the new building occupied seat
d honor T. b. MoCagg delivered the dedcatory
Grafton. Tonight President Gilman, OF Johns Hop
hns Uptyerxity made an address, The commence
nent exercises of the university attracted q large
crowd. II. T. Briggs bad the valedictory. His sub
eef ives The Scholar and Progress"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
FASHIONS or THE DAY IN LON
Don.

nets, prity a this ~"a~"u. tn" dcii'a," tone "t
grrrn pink llla' anu gray! WIN I'r w mn ,"-T,
or i%ri,fimt, ~ i t fnry lik rciIfc, OF
mN'l'> '"',uh' :, ., va .I;,,r ~ thr,n
Shli lpr a' r%tv ar,, ,,oc, All, tht, ,,a..,u I'm
M"tr U'"! ava I' ~ ,.o,,, ,,'o ,"J =, r,,Ir
mara ,,'r,ri'rr + rIy,u to them Busy brains and
.l"'' "U'"'1 =, t.,, ~, ,,,,rL t,r En,ur Am,
W. I'' ~ ,u - u,,I,r.l nm .,nL ,vr,. AMI
anu h"hi'l, ~ WI. ~ ~, , -, Him. Iairtrr. in
I,-'' -, ,,,, g., ,,rl,r may h. SIN During
If'Nr a''l "N',' ~ ".,, ~, = ,,,,.ur, I,7
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

log Remsen.st The call for tho meeting issued
by Mr.. Woodruff. r. d. Benedict, A. w. Tpnney. Theo-
dore d. Willis and D. w. Northrup. The object was TO
discuss the issues OF the coming municipal campaign
far related to the question OF securing an
Of the excise laws. Ex.ConRressman S. V. White pre-
sided. The whole matter carefully csnvasSed. and
1t was the opinion Of the majority that the campaign
vpt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20
GRInY RYRIGED AT HILL

Albany. June 10 Especial. -senafor Thomas r.
6rsdy cot himself d,iked by Governor Cleveland and
he has now aroused the enmity Of Governor Hill
EYeT BIN Of importance left In the Governors hands
snen me Iegsssure adjourned, thai Mr. Grady wan 81
SSsneo, Ae Governor has left unsigned. To-day the
~ We too busy 10 SEQ Senator Grady and no
W. Albany fof New. York this afternoon In rage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-20

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Wrrhrup'" b" G:aN!Hsl; .hri.
w. ,hark, You r,lw tI,i mo self made, don't
YER" ,, $500.
Il DO STR. You must hav" mad" Yourself for you
Certainly are not what i.ll mtcud"d you 10 be-