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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
ro,ns ~ ILLINOIS CONSOLIDATED

Springfield, H. Juno 81 tspeciap -Arclc' OF cohSo'
,,,, -, ,,r Grand Trunk Junction Railway Company ana
-. p,nk and ro,ty.rnth Streets Junction Railway 'om
any wco today nloi In the ono" OF the secretary u.
state Thr'ncw corporation VIII DC Known o. INV 49,,
-, ,,nc,,,, ratIway Company. and hav" capital
.,ork Of a. 500 900 Tn" first Board OF Directors are
Ioscuh uckson. Frederick A. Howe. W. j. Sp'ceE'
C.orc, H. I,,cyc and ]. NcCai"ry
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LIST oy CONTRIBUTIONS.
THE WEATHER REPORT
FORECAST TILL sP. NJ. sATrRDA'

FORECAST TILL . p. NJ. SATURDAY.
WASHINGTON June 2l-ror Ncw.Ensand ana EAsN'a
rain preceded by fair the Maine and Eastern
Massachusetts, coasts cooler. except slightly warmer
Maine westerly winds. .,,-
- r.,rn p.nn,ylvania New Jersey Delaware and NAT
land .hoxsr. cooler; winds becoming westerly.
For Florida, hight rain stationary temperature
Fer Alabama Mississippi and LOUISIANA fair except fA
on tho Gulf. cooler.
For Eastern Tex ., light rain cooler -.
For Western Pennsylvania al Western New.York ran
,owea IN Western Pennsylvsnls by fair weather cooler
For vuper Michigan, rain; slightly warmer.
For Illinois and Wisconsin, mir; slightly cs'eh '0'0"~
warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

chI.,co runc GA delegation q !ohhCrs from Sioux
C,,v accorpaIct bv senator Allison. m"t senator Culo
hartman o, tho senate Special Committee on kaIlw1y
pcl.,on, with CanSia l.? appointment IN this cry ms
morning They laid before him complaint u 'n' e"vV
,, o,rc-S throughout the Northwest ar" SuN"rng d"
go, ~ tho cut In rates business from the eaeoard %
" paul uado by the "S'o' line and the lake ana Fa'
,ou,e. No action taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
-, ,crn ~ KCCEGyEWs HANDS.

,rrpgrcd H. June 2l.-Judgc J. J. fh'H'p'' o' '"'
,' Con,, made An orIer at iIlsborV YESTERDAY ta'.
Inc The J,ek.6nve Southwestern Railway In th' hah1, 0,
receiver The petition based upon III" GROUNDS u'n'
Tho company refused 10 pay judgment wh'cn eNSsAo
,ssa o., n.,.oual in urlcS received in wreck Oh DO
i.n,,,t, rad IN March. 1897. II D. Lawrence al a.
scv n mi, CITY va, appointed r"c"iycT. AMI VIII lA"o
con,-o 0, tho property Wednesday unless 'teH'h'
..n M rnr,ieh nrlo.u That time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

BURLINGTON REDUCING EXPENSES IN IOWA.
Chicsgo, Juno GA dispatch from Des Mo'hes' lowe
avs The onlcla. OF the Chicago Burlington ana QUINCY
,yr decided Il, make another toward the reduction OF
Npcns IA Iowa. and midnight on June 80 the follow
NJ changes IN operating arrangements Will become e',
cctyc The Kcokuk branch extending from the west emu
Il the burlington bridge 10 the city OF heokuA WIN
.nd aver 70 and be operated by the ST. Louis Keokuk
and Northyr.,orn Railway Company the Carthage branch
.1tsndlng from the end Of the Burlington ondae
Quincy will be operated part Of the Illinois Tsm un-
her the oercers Of the Gaesburg division the lhs IN
low, will be opera,ed In tSo divisions Instead OF three
he rrLI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
TIFF SIT AGAINST THE 800"

a., Paul June oO-DstrictA,torney Baxter tonight
aid that he had received telegram from Judge Cooley {"
tho Interstate Commerce Commission. directing him to nav"
tho s.ult sta Marie road indicted for breaking the 10" IN
, .uaaInc case, which Was mat auA'-
-, :, alcohol hal boon carried from some
ro,,, on the Kansas City roai to New 1osA
"a, tcry seven and onshan cents per hundred rms
an nfacon Of the law In that 1t less IMAM 'ne
,,c Mr. Baxter scn. reply by telegraph u the eho''
-, b.. believed 4. would not b. possible to SECURE an In
icn.nt without definite charge ana asked lor ~
name Of tho point OF Kans. City road ana 0'het "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
,osS.s7se,o rslfsAse7s olonl !
RI ma . m iSi,, mi - E
Es N I'M 4 I af4Tt 4 I WI ri R

rp,e,yx OFFICE. June 22l a. m-Gereraly tat "s".
prevailed yesterday, though 1t was somewhat e.au ,sI
rn humidity greatly increased Tho Temperature s,
,O,..n aao and SEE the average t77s') being AZ hs
,hsn on Tho corresponding day last ycar and the Same
THURSDAY. ,, ,.,.hy -
IN and near this city to-day there viii pfoo,uu ,.s,
cooler showsry weather, followed oy @'sins :.
vester,y to northwostery wind.
AZ nressnt ans weather 10 indicated for SUNDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
SOME OF THE GET or LUKE BLACKBURN SOLD.

Chicago, June ol.-Sam Dryants four.year.old colt
Benedict run into at Washington Park by another
horse this morning aud was badly hurt that 1t was
necessary to Kill him. number VI thoroughbreds
were sold thore this morning. Tho prices not
extraordinary. bay nlly, sired by Luho blackburn
dam Amerlque, she by imported olengary, brought
1900 from J. NJ. Leete, OF Chicago; q bay colt BY
George Kinney l. dam Sierra Nevada, dam Of Mouutala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
DE BAUM no BIZ TRIED on MOvDAY.

Charles I. he Baun. the cashier Of TIM National Park
Bark who was brought N this county on MI rNuaduon
warrant from Canada viii be Arrngncl b"forr Judge
Marine Oh Monday lie stole t?j,OOO Of the fund.- Of
the bank concealed The theft by long series OF false
entries lie indicted on three charges o forgery
By en- arrangement made by his counsel with Nj Fol.
lows De Baum will plead 10 one Of the indictments
chuIging him with forr In the second dcRrr DE BDun
has many and influential friends who have stood by him
In his troubles. lie viii probably not receive severe
sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
DEEP CUT IN IRON RATES.

Chicago June FLA dispatch from Cleveland on'o
v.. .The New.York Pennsylvania and Ohio has made
,h VII, cut I'm iron rates. 10 Is probable that It VIII
,,r roubr with the eastern lines "a the cut IA n'"p
ON. and is made for the bench. Of the Pennsylvania manu-
,ctur,t. bring good from Now caslc and PULASKI penn
- t,rn pouts IL will tako effect June o. succeeding
M, ,arIr NJ IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
NETWORK HuYGARIANs PROTESTING.

maSs.mecting OF Hungarians was held at the ter"
mania Assembly Hail. No. :0l BOwery, last night. TO
protest against the reports In the newspapers thss
iIungarlanS had been caught robbinR the bodies ot
persons drowned In the flood at Johnstown and haa
been lynched. Letters from Acknowledgment Hast
iugs and Others pronouncng these stories false VIZ
read and appropriate resolutions passed. coroner
levy presided, and Judge Godfoge. Maurice IuAor'
J. stcfanko and others made Addresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
s1.nvrYING a. L1NK 0r wAnASM

Chicago June GA dispatch from Wabash lnn' sN'
"Thc chief engineer OF the Wabash Halfway VII" '
NJ as.,t,n,s began yesterday the survey Of tho p''o
woho.h and Chicago Railway connecting link between
tho Wabash and Western system. Tn, line eNt"has from
wabash TO Lakcon connecting at that point win inc
Chicago and Atlantic for Chicago and "aoash western
rnr nrtrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
, NEBRASKA ROAD INCORPORATED.

lincoln Mob June ol.-.The Kansas City ana Beatrice
Railway which Is the Nebraska extension OF the Kansas
CIV WyandotVe and Northwestern filed articles OF In
corror,tion Yesterday Tho proposed line Is from the
south line OF Pawnc County through Pawnec and Cage
d, Beatrice Capital Stock Sl,0OO0oO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

pcoainv Penn. Juno 2ITho directors Of the proposed
po,dI,u and Lebanon Railroad between this city and
cbonon d.tance Of twcnty.cight miles which WAS 10
have been PORTION Of the Pennsylvania Railroad system
through tho Schuvlk Valley to-day decided that the
.d .houd not be built and the charter annued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
,NIuYcr1oN AGAINST A RAILROAD.

Bolyidctc, n. j., June 2l.-Augustus Trimmer, q
wealthy land owner ha> procured injunction restrain.
ING the Pennsylvania Pourhkcepsc and Boston Railroad
Comrany from taking possession Of his land at Columbia,
~ j.. recently condemned by the commissioners Work
has been suspended. The company has appealed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
CHANGES IN c, AND o. MANAGEMENT.

Cincinnati ohio. June Ill q. Rawn has been ap.
ponei superintendent OF transportation OF the Che prake
and Ohio road with headquarters here vice J. w. Shcr.
wood resigned. J. 4. uarahan. general manager, will
have charge OF traric and accounting DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

Chicago June 81 (SpcclaO.--Prsdrnt Ashley, Vice
President Hawo. General Manager Hayes and other
officials OF the wabash western will be In Chicago
Monday to consult with Receiver McNulta relative TO
tho consolidation OF tho two Wabash systems as far
a. decided upon. All the present officials OF the
Wabash Railway will he superseded by the correspond
ing officials Of tho wabash Western on july l. cAcept
uccolvcr McSuI,a and General Frcight Agent Knight.
Tho former viii stay for advisory purposes until
August l. The latter will probably DO assistant to
Ma brother. General Freight Agent Knight. OF tho
Wabash Western. Tho rcOrcanZed Systcm VIII be
,ncnrpor,tcd under the namo OF tho wabash Ralroai
Ionpauy tho namo applying to all The branches ana
main Inss of the present wabash and Wabash Western
roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

4 Cor'NTY's SUBSCRIPTIONS INVALIDATED.
Louisville June II (spcciah.-The Court OF Appeals
to-day Affirmed 4 decision which invalldaoS Christian
County's subscription Of 100000 TO the Ohio Valley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
TIE NORTHWESTERN BREAK N RATES.

THE NORTltNF$TEEN BRfhh IN RATS
Chicago Juno 81 (spccIaD-The Northwestern orraR
I'm rains has been settled at least temporarily by N"
equalization OF the present through and local fa'e'
from Chcago tn St. Paul In other worlS the western
roads have thrown down the gauntlet TO their Eastern
connections and beginning July s. will rhlH" all pro
ealing ,-.p Garments via Chicago The through rate
NcwYork 10 ST. Paul will in all cases DO tho sum OF II"
local from Ncw.York 10 Chicago and Chicago TO ST.
Paul This Is tho first time In the history oil rail-
reading that Western roads have as.erd their inde
pendrnce IN contest with tho trunk lines For this
Is really tho cause % tho Who'll" Northwestern trouble
The trunk lines by proratng with the Lake superior
and 500 Lako limos have taken tho bulk Of ihr trahc
no, only from the Chicago AMI ST Paul lines hut from
tho Central traffic Ines frti either ih" trunk or
Western lines weaken the trunk lines will have only
short haul % Buffalo. Through Western uh1c over
Central Traffic lines VIII he absolutely at stand''ill
and tho ChcagoSt Paul lines will conhne themselves
IN local traffic and Whist ttle through rano comes IN
br tho Lake lines. Tho general plan OF settlement
s that IN car lots the present basis OF twenty eght
cents Chicago To II Psuf viii arrly, and on loss than
car lots the sixty cents basis VIII apply. the hov"
rates being on 10th through and local business. IN
connection with this action steps were Akrn 70 etah
lsh ON July rates hetwrcn Chicago ana 81 faul on
both through and locs traffic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
$Abl1KS
~NoNPoysoNOWs
VXSNMSectaNAS

Range and sister to Greenland, by imported Glcngany
second dam Nevada dam OF LIKE blackburn. brought
1925 q bay colt by Luke Blackburn out OF Glsn Hop,
was sold after long struggle for S076 10 Sam Bry.
ant, and Gardner OF Tennessee. paid 1000 for . bay
lilly by imported Mr.. Pckwlek, out Of MountsiA
Range.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

the deed Of ef, OF the Americas Cup LORD puhfoN
not think that the Valkyrie will compete for INC cup
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A MEETING or TRUNK LINE PREsIDENTS.


Phllalcphia. June 2i.-PreSd"nt Roberts OF INC
rrnusylv AnIa RAILROAD. issued call to-day Tor
Meeting Of tho Board Of Trunk Line PRESIDENTS OF
which he is prrs.dcnt ia h, held next Thursday a.
fl O'clock Tho meeting will consider Immigrant
us,ncss dressed beef rates and III" course 10 oc
pursued with regard TO mileage on refrigerator anu
tank cars and thr ~" 81 prvai" stuck cars IN"
v ~ tern railway managers President Roberts sald'
arr very anAous Ia meet the presidents COMMITTEE
With a view OF settling the hcraihg diHcrhcoN
auonr tho Northwestern lines. In order that an
OppUrt unity may 10 given, tho Joint cOmml'teo o'
Tho Trunk line AssOriatiOn Will meet "edheshAy anu
the rr.ut u tho conference VIII DO laid before tho
prc>iients on the day following. The resignation OF
Mr. Fink will also b, discussed An effort may b.
malo TO Induce him to caItinuc In Office, As I" VI"
Western situation It Is said the presidents haN" 'a'N
srr cd that under no Circumstance shall their lines
enter tho present Rcht and that all tho companies
having traffic agreement, or running aIranLc t.
with Tho Western cOrlCsatIouN SHAH pay th".F mn
rate, on rail business. 40 mater VIVA cAHtI"' 'hry
make or how extensive reduction they caro- 10 III
Ir.l.c In 4, TO TIC recent radical cut. goa Judges
mink ia, meeting Will brng about a sp".dy recon
Citation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
sIx MILLIONS OF YruE NEW BONDS SOLD.

SIN NTLEITTNN Ut TTTT' .''''' ''-''-
When Il was suggested few weeks ago thai IN"
CLicaco milwaukee, and ~. Paul Railway was about
ia consolidate It's obligations BY al ISSUE OF general
mortgage for also 900, thore was general surprN"
I'm Wall stryct circles. The possibility OF success IN
.uch a srholne was shown TO he a moro fancy.
saIo OF 90 900 900 OF the now bonds was made yes
tcrlay to syndicate headed hy Kuhn l0eh N 90
u may lie that because OF this bargain tho proposition
IA tho hopdholdcrS will not be made public for long
,mn The holders OF somo Of tho first mortgage
bonds may not be willing surrender their Hen even
ON tho payment OF the premium. The opponents OF
the issue insist that the now bonds are worthless
on this account Tho actual sale OF ic" mio"'
NJ them ought to 10 satisfactory answer tn tnesc
or1rmcns Tie proceeds OF the sale VIII bo suHccht
70 provide for any Immediate hctt"rrcnis or inicSt
y, yn,ncrts and I'm about six months an offer for tho
rr"X,ndImc OF tho ente debt VIII DO made. whether
the hondhoicrs VIII be asked TO gIve up any 81 trl,
,igbts iS not known, but far as can he learned
~ Interests of all thu holders Of tho company 5
securities will he prOtcrtol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

III, ss sgs ,s q: s TAO"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

xHx vALxYRrE MAT NOT COMPETE
3 xeaaen. yms 2.-yfAs members Of ~ Royal Ysehs
1870 vi ses early nsxs weak 70 Decide in regard 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

Railroad; also that county's subscription OF 1000 900
10 the proposed Cairo and Tennessee Road inc
vote on both propositions was taken the Same day
contrary to the statute.
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49,
exhausted and there
Ia nothing to work
on. Begin at once
the use OF this medi-
cine, and be sure
you take no other
to counteract its
effects.
ayers Sarsapa-
rilla cured me OF a
bad case OF blood
poisoning and re-
stored me TO health.
NJ system was
saturated with q
poison which all or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
Taken In Season,

Ayers sarsaparilla arrests blood
poisoning before It pervndes the system.
bon't delay till the forces OF nature arc
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r .;a.. III. sss AZ ! |SS fl /;
OF THD RACE

r.:s... =:= ,i 'issss sss s III; s Eli;
TshIs Sssa Katrina min. 70 sse. Time sp'xshsS
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PEDIGREE

NJ. Of Buc
B
OF
of the of
W 3 n
world Flight 20 fourth 45tarod 20 Buccaneer public
II
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N o
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of
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PEpIGREE.


from2
ing
the
His old in daV in The
breeding brood
IN
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n
Of
be
month as have
.lob
on
JOHN P SWEENY. Prop'r,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

TNYO CANAL MPAEY.-Lo-
1 cation of principal place of bust
ness, Carson City, NJ vada. Location OF
works, Ovens Valley, inyo county,
calf .rnia. 81
NOTICE There are lie irquent upon
the following Described, SIocK, on ac-
c0untof AsSeSsme At N ;, 8, levied on the
Fourth day of June, 1889. the spve raj
amounts Sc opp ,IIte l., the names OF
the respsciv Sn .renolde rs, IS fl lows:
81 -, H. 3 So. 80, ~. Al, A.. 43 Al. a. As, At
AZ, 40, so, 81, 81. s.. "a, So, 100 shares each,
5 -
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And in accordance law and an
order Of he Board of Directors made on
the 4, n d;tN June, 1sS9. 80 many shares
of e,r "a parcel of such stuck as ma, be
n cessArv viii be sol at pub ic auc ion
al the Office of he Company, AZ the Bull
lion & exchange Bank Snuthsas Or
ltr OF Cars.p.t AMI Proc or s'reo $, Car
son CITY, New, on THURSDAY, the 18Th
da, Of Ju y, 1889, at ne aour OF
one t1o'ciock p. NJ of said a., to pay
aid ueiino ent ass e sSment thereon, to
gethpr with costs of advertising and
exp -Dses Of sale.
t. r. HOE Err,
secretary
Office Atthe Bullion and Exchange
Bane corner II Carson and Proctor
streets Cstt on CIV Nevada june5td
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-ATPH::A A.

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and to be
i'm his work, would i
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SAGE. BRUSH
&>st>'ns Nursery ,;
HOME OF
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of
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Nervous ana ply ST.
cal Debility, seminal Weak ne,
SprematorrhB. fsrOStatOrrfsse Emissions
Impotancy, Exhausted Vitality, Premature be-
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debilitlting dreams seminal i.sses with ,he
urine, etc, 80 destructive to mind and body
Il is a sure elininatnr of all KIDNEY md
BLADDER COMPLAIN rs. it contains nc
injurious ingredients. TS these 4msfrr-
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bottle FIVE bottles in case, with full direc-
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n vow Hts VALUE

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