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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
JrpGE HIRLAy's "BR0THE>R.'


From The Washington 'Fit"' ,.,.
among tho regular irrgnentrrs ot me race tnr
-, tbs vast Is a tall wolprnporti1n" rnulsl'o Known
f,r and wide ~ lob Harlan. OF kentimky. ana con
,idsrod al authority on h"r<c' and thcir prnieti-|s
III ,s buij, I'm Tho same hn~!c mOull A. ASs"ritr-
I'.,cc iTarlar uf tho Tnsl States SuPrein' 'nh'i'
and only differs In facial appearance 10y beng h"r"
saIlow and wearing JET black muSta'hc, VIII 'hs
cmincnt turist I, cl"an shaver drCtl,M VT" ~
htondc One y, the chiefs 81 division In lh" Treasury
n"n,rtmcnt concluded 10 taxi IN H. races Al Ivy
nv We ,ncsdny, but hcfOr" Chng soma WAC advised
him to hunt up justice lInl an. hiofh"r a'h * q
In frIm hin, Arriving AT tie track he found " oil
Iinh" who, upon being nfurmsl that Ia" GENT man
was souihrrurr and lover oi horses readily pGSfN
him ON three sure things. But the Treasury ofncla
thought b. knew ding or two himself, and decided
IN h,rk HIS own Judgment BY q singular concldcnre
the three horses narirh by Harlan went under the
wire frst and the III. cOnSrlac hc'cr w0rr \ very
long fsrs In consequence .
dThc next time Judge liarlnn,s brother gives me
II have to pawn my position to raise fund!'
After a frw questions It was made manifest that
he he'd been msde tho victim Of 0 practical Joke,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
COLONEL CHARLES W. WILDER

Of this city, GleI tic "vcr lToU, tbs noon after
an Illness Of about a weeks duration. 10 WaS bonn
al Westminster on January ~. 1919. II" was widely
known, both on account OF long rc-ihrrrn In Boston
and his active participation IN plhc movements % =
political character. Some time lie l"t the q ar
and tobacco trade, with which hi, earlier mercantile
work identified. and Eae Of lalc b. Ell cOnnc'' ri
with the firm II William II. Wa"I 4 60, brass
nni,kes. lIe Wa member of the Cent al anil Ielc1n
'lahs Colonel wilder was for many Gears connected
with the militia, Ad!ulant o! tho Lanccrs ancrwlrI
a. Major OF the Battalion OF Cavary, and then ~
sissnf hhlutan'p"ral of tho l~' !Irlcale With ~"
rank Of IIrutCLa't iGiUIrl. III" was also H!ehb"'
Of u" stall ot G0rcrnur Ia.tur. and ~ ono Nmn M
tho Commander " III" Anu"ut ami lirapra"ir y H'N
COMPANY. Ia l-6S tu,nLrl Nl;or IN The
Mas lusctts IDuN' Of Representatives. ard In 1877
LIE was In tho BOSTON EnA.l OF NlorMlnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
NAVAL PAYMASTFR MISSING.

Pavma>rr Henry Smith. Of thu rHit"l states Navy
who rer~nty r~ur"'h trrm n l'ng rn'I<' IN u"
Chna station on the EsS"N has h'-N missing FOR S"nlo
days and hs f'i"uGs arr greatly "ritd ah"h"
HIM He VA, last hy friends NJ ~" EiiHy
House a yr,rk aga last uiT't. although II has b'"h
ra~,od a' H.. stopped tvu nj: 10 Eater A. n" Il"i"
Np,ua,rl". Narhantl Ch!h,. ~" theatrical manager
va, one uf il,se who last elw him. hd h" H"i~i
roihing unusual IN Ms appearance NJ. smith WH
formerly a newspaper man. AMI worked fr nla"H
y,ar, on Ia" Boston Journal lie i described 4,
man II strictly temperate habits although not to-
i,fa,cr lie is aboit 3 ny yeas old wrlibul and
@, hrt crmr">lpu. MS mo- 80 = i"" ~ ms g"
AID I. wife Is un N" way h"le from the West
Wa.hIucIur, MAJ Tn" NsNN IAphil W.ht ~
hccu ,tIr. ally informed hS the commanding nh'''r
~ ,hc E.>cN that Passed. assistant PiNmaNtor h"iN
smith sShur" on April -. Tith the Intention
10 return newt day. AMI has not since been hrari
frurn H. had al zoo lrlOnrn: a. tho IONriinl"ht'
I'm Ms H.. ron The tOmmandant al lh' New
York NaNy Nar haA br"u Instructed t. ih'nrN rlr
Inll,r authorr.< and tat" stop. '" discover Mr.
smith Mr. smith man II hiGh standing III
the NavS owns "A house H. his city. hHi a. ilr Navy
I~rartnl,nt Is generally believed that h" La" been
frtllv Is4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
4 GENsROUS GIFT 70 TIE CITY.
LORD RONALD COVER PRESENTS MARBLE
BUST OF CHRIST, THROUGH MRS.
FRANK LESLIE.

FRANK LESLIE.
lord Ronald Cover, who designed and modelled Tho
Shakespeare monument IT stratfor AVN. hiss de-
ridcd 10 present another york Of his marble BUST 0f
Christ, this city, and has asked Mrs FrsnA leslie
to make the formal presentation for him. In icttee
received BY her yesterday. he says Of his pruposed
lift: WIN you do me the honor Of presenting 10 your
town Of New York the marble head Of Our Saviour
which was exhibited in the Royal Academy and called
IT Is FInished'7 shall leave II 10 your discretion
whether 90 give It tO museum or m prominent srs
gallery, bnt wh'rvcr II Is put, should like IL 10 d
In a plsre Of public and no. private resort"
He added nat plsrr cast o. his Shaha'p carr Duss
would also b. cent. AID that both works OF art ara
bring packed for shipment Mrs. Leslie has high
opinion " crd Ronald Covers artistic abilities ana
speaks In the most enthusiastic about his works,
particularly his bus Of Christ Naturally, she thinks
OF Offering II to the Metropolitan Museum OF Art, bus
she has not set come Ia a decision in the matter.
Lord Ronald IS brother Of the Duke Of sutherland,
and by marriage uncle TO the Princess Louise Hs
mother was that farnOu, English beauty tho Duchess
Cf sutherland. While LOri RGnaidS chief irtncctual
h"lGht and occupation Il sculpture hc has also
considerable reputation az an author. Tho Last
Days Of MatH AHO!netr" and "ECminsccncos- arc
among hfS wOkS lie T. now writing q biography Of
III" late Prince Rupert of Austria, which will shortly
be- pubs Ell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
4 BYE-DAY At TIE CHESS MATCH.
PLAYING OFF DEFERRED AND TIED GAMES
THE SCORE.

The eleventh day OF the second round OF the IN ter
National Chess Tournament was q bye-day, but the
Following adjourned game, OF the first and second
rounds wcIo finished and tic games in the seconh
round wcrr plnyS again Weiss IS. D. q. BaiTd,
buriile vs.. Gossip lianham IS. Gunsbcrg, Trhlgorn
vs.. Martinez, Blackhurnc VS.. Mason and Delmar VS..
Taubenhans rchgoru beat Martinez In a game
Of Is moves In which the latter declined Q kings
Ranht Bnrtlle won TO against Gossip and "a
~ the prvioGs game, played queen 8 gainb, which
his opponent declined and the game resulted In u
draw. Gunsbcrg dcicacd Ian,am.
he games bcUe D.lmar and Taubenhaus, ID. @.
Bar and weiss, aud Ela"hburnr and Mason
unfu!ch"d ElackburHr. with two pawns minus,
llalh~ the JO-EO,c cGni iLa,nsi Mason. but the game
rr,~'tcd. Bnld a, ln obtained u winning position
against Wri.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
Mrp,IS AyD MONEY IOR rHE s;sSorK1'S MN.

MEpilD AND MONET ron rHE N.SSorN MY
I"hlAlclrh!a. May l"l"rth The mud rH-"h ~
putr ar ,ul,rrl,,u IA ihrs cay for ~" officer ana
rrrw ~ ~, .irameh'p Ni-s"H. La t"en rIUrrd
Ttl,,, urr huutrod nIluS "a 4rur,si, 200 Of which
wa. c> Irr,.d IA gdd NJ AIS fer he eight Officers
The n..4, ard the 80 All 'uc 900 81 ~" money
hay" h.cn forwarded {" 'artA II N"rrf Tor d'''r'
bulIrn
Iarrr,ur~ Way . Special. captain NrT"ll said
"a ~ nat III" tm"I"su lo"pi' al e." '2r"th nm
vita iu...r- aui con i,'mru'' 'hN y" w"rid law 'o
r.r rvr, r>rHIc ihriI 'r''' al" Rrr~r~fN lh'
w., iri nj. - Nu.THid +" r"rr" Except i"r
.ii.urrd sd 4'ir f1:h' arm and swollen mana. IN"
clT'l'r .ti D." VS. q Npg ~ II hfri Al the iiihc
lrI " l'.ir. Aud hard-hsth- h" Las Ir"iv,'l wen
a.k,,' vha A~ia,~'uu would hr NAL" OF m" nhl
prc,c'rI him aii nr utl'r TcrS Nv ~" citizens nt
lnI l4lrpHa - m"r"lN .'"nh If, es1 ana 'mi'h
tn" Grand LohG" Il MH-'u> gsve the 'aptaih u'''r
.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
FATAL FIRE IN A CATHOLIC SEMIANRY.

Philadelphia, May IsprclaD.-ht 2 o'clock this
morning one Of the buildings OF the Catholic seminary
Of s.. Vincent de Paul, Germantown. was destroyed
by fire. Michael aad ICnatius Kcmerlicn brothers,
employed on the promises. lost their lives. Tho
former was burned to death I'm his room, and tbs
laor was hilIed in jumping from hrd-'tory window.
The seminary. which Ia devoted 10 the preparation
Of young men for N" priesthood. comprises three
buildings. the chapel the seminary proper and tho
four-stnry stone building. and f. CONQUERED by tho
Congregation of the Missions, Lszarst FathersI
The loss Will not cAcec! 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

Captain Yar WAS born al liuntrrion, y. j.. on
November -, -O9. lie entered the Navy a, MD
sh.pman on November |, l-27, AMI became pa>,ci
midslIpman on June 10. lob II" va male a iie'I-
February 3D. 1885, and In til" Mexican " ar
lie va, for part Of the time executive officer OF n"
Dale and FOR several months was IN command He
rendered distinguished service al the capiur" OF
uaymas and In other operations on the west coast Of
Mexico. lie became commander IN 10 and was
lighthouse inspector from ls36 TO lHi9 When th" war
hrul. out h" assigned to tho Dar. hut un'sr III"
act Of December 81, l-6l, hr was placed on The re-
tilcd lis, because Ot age on January II, lSt@. In
-,I3 and l-,,4 he did ordnance duty. I'll, services
,, 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
7ryyLS ,N,rrrR ,u,vrIOysHrP MATCH

BOSTON. May 3 Ihr ar lt'ur court tennis match.
tr the c.nmpIou>hp = america was nnSh"d last
nyculu; at tho Boston Athletic club BnldIng. Tho
Int game was brtVrcu IN. James Dwight, tho we'll.
known lawn tennis export. ad Fisk Warren. eN-
hampton ui tn.rrirn. h"N t!r"r IN fve s"h. "hrTn
vou three sra sht by SCUr' Of IS. %. 81
lu The nr,, game II Emrlurs beat H. r. M"tcait.
i-l Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
SENATOR SIFTER SEES BASEBALL.
From The Washington Post.

Wa weren't there but va never had reason "
,o,ht The ycrarry of the gentleman who Informs us
,,a, senator sawyer the other day witnessed for NE
a. ,tm,r I'm hi, ilfc a game VI baseball AS ta.sl by
IL - s.iopai, AZ vne point In the game the man al
he bat Knocked the ball .way over mo hs ss,"
~" sIt tho warmth Of enthusiasm rising IN bis
own bosom. .r ., ., ~. ~, llama,
beside him. 80
WY. is too bad they DIDN'T havass man there 70
GO YER, Manager Of that Club "a Ply sares more
ms~ s,t thsrs In the asA Il osst s2sSee xsesr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
Mis-, HARRE>Oy REMAINS ~ TOWy.

Mr.. II.rrispn VII remain h"rv a. IA" gh". OF MI
and Mr., Morton uurn Tomorrow evening, when she
an = u, washington III i prIvs'" ar. MIS- Mex"
and Nh, Ru sell Harrison VIII probably stay here i'f
v,rk or lrnrr. Nj. MrKe" vent I" Mrs. stephen u
,,.,.,- ,.,., ,r.,.rtay fnr a rr dnyS VAST. Nj
u,...u uurrl-on f. At Gsry Iluns' with her hu"
band MIR, Harrison took dinner a. Colonel Eniot J.
S..,ard's hou-.. Covers were laid for about twenty
,...,n., Among thus. present Mrs. Mckee, Ru-"'H
:, I,,,.,.o, Mr. and Mrs w y Sloane Mr.. aud MI.
~ NICK TwOnbly and Mr.. II. A Pryor.
Mrs Harrison viii attend reception given In her
lamar At MI. Van Nostrand'S IN brooklyn. tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
THE currlGO STEEL cOySOrIpiTTOy

Chicago. May 2.-Thc North CMtch2o Rolling Mh
Company and the Union steel Company wei" III 49,
sion to-day with closed doors c"n''d rhG th' q'e''""
~ the consolidation II those 'w0 companies AZ" W.
joliet stool Company special dispat'h 7" i'
I.ur,,,- from >uriu,firld says that IA" anlrmI'fl
articles Of Incorporation Of m" North 'h"aS" "onS
Mn COMPANY wcrr filed with the sTrrta,y G
today, indicating that tn" prnpo''" '""'o''''0''
Ina, been practically Accomplished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
IIINHkS FOR A GENEROrS ATTENTION.
& o. a. Rlilnr OF IN L. bnns.

VAL kindly I"rmIt 80 scholars and
.lul'- Of u.c ,hiId."u'> : ! S"r'.J rr"nrh lohf
,nlmIs p,.lprN - nn'R -" NI--"r KhineiaIlcr for
u"'r k,nd ihuu sn's Ia p,uvtiins 80 GENEROUSLY
.raud stand uh,rr ihrN ,utd S!rW The parade, and
also fp- o" lunch gwen 'l"w. lv 81 doing you
viii grrH'.y uhlirr nNE tf HE lAN'HfI| q
York MaN I. l-~r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
NJ RRIED.
ATwATER-HAY-

ATwATER-HAY-On WEDNESDAY MAY J. 1892. A. the resi-
BRIDES parens EpsiOn. Pa Ida wills Hay.
daughter Jacob Hay 70 william C. Atwater Of Brooklyn.
SY
No cards
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. April 80. st HopeweL y.
Y. 10y the Rrr. = H. Polh AZ u" residence OF the
bro's mother Alfred BOnncy 70 sarah A. Luystsr both Of
uupeTe.L
De BIRMINGHAM fNI DION Saturday. April 81, at
Church Of the opd shepherd nv the Rev pr Henry b.
Tcrtranl Birmingham Beatrtcs,
daughter OF Edward NOtt Schhrit
Eoi"s, n l1"r1y., ms. b3 mirss ioilh IuII namS
and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
Albany, y. y, May |. 10.
prlN,yryr wAsHlNrruH MEMORIAL ARCH.

, PENN SENr WNSHINGIu% MEMORIAL ARCH.
70 ihs Ed,tOr Of me tribune.
sir. Tho arch err.'.d o.. trnh ave. near washing,
ION No,..i,, EN-. me to b" quit" no goh IN be
nlrr,I, Temporary. And GH"rN, thinh an excellent
.u..o,ii,u for permanent memorial 81 the 'rnteh-
nal ,~lrhraton hope that thc matter NAV b"
'ahcr up by pubic sul-cr1ptioa and carried through
,urrrs- fully Ihc apIrrprs-"rs' 81 such memorial
would 10 recognized by evorJ ono, and think that
Tho ,,c,Ssry hinlS would - fOrhoonIna Tho prs
eu Arb might well a. the musi"l for larger
and permanent s,ruClurr. and an appropriate" place
w,,,i Re ig,, south Of IL, present bcation 81 the
uOr''. ,ru .dr Of aAA!ngiDn square tlNS
New YORK; May Y, l--b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
BISHOP. TIE MIND READER, MARRIED AGtGS.

III. Paul. MINI. May '~vr:alI 4 gu"t dd'a-
occurred today at It. Joseph, Hospital tn" con
tracing Iarllr, urr" Washington Irving Bishop,
the mind reader, and Mabel t!ifom la"r
bishop. The ceremony was performer hh
he Rev. Dr. Heath Of Plymouth Church. In orl"r 10
-, Al r,>t any doubts as 10 tho legality II pnvirn>
contract of marriage. entered int" IN california The
dec isIon granting Mrs. Bishop ~. dlvo'r" h%I
thrown some doubt upon the legitimacy u IN" pr.
yiuus marriage Mr.. aud Mrs. bishop !'r here for
the East This evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
HOyORryG THE ArrHOR or "AMrRr"A"

Chicago NAV , Tic Rev > +. Smith. the author
4 America" WA rendered public reception last
NIGH hy Tho Inrh Illinois N"cf-., ClIh 81 which tn"
DuriDr l. an honorary member. II vas entirely IN
formal lasting nom untIi o Oclnck and many al
Inrer \ Of the poet preacher wrc present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

and fnera rum was an essential and nnfalii Ming
marked exception For centuries the Scotch pea.
sntry, as well as many Of the higher classes have
cen regular and constant CONSUMERS Of vhlskey. But
IN neither ~ the countries has tho number OF
nohrntcs incr,scd 1t should have done, did
habits Ike these modify hcredy profoundly "a
some philosophers would have believe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
COyGRl7rLArISG I'M new POSTMINrrK

Postmaster ' an COT received many rurEIiHiI"N
letters YESTERDAY and many 81 HI friends called a the
Pos'ofce 20 wish him successful administrator OF
the Office. Among Mr. Van co.'s callers wrr" senator
Mari"rsOn Of Nebraska; At'Urn"y-hcn"rh MI b h'r'
Of Indiana: General Daniel ]" Stchl's. eA L"iI"h"
Merritt and n h. IhuTbrr No Changes Ia inc i"''
wcr made by the ImstnI1'icr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

Is compelled TO act promptly whilst outsiders were
speoIiatng as 70 tho best thing to DO IL ne nap
pened to 10 night all the world said what sssAcity-
what prophetic poweri II wrong all the old women
would have beaten me with bro0mstlcksp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
HE WILL or rsEOD0RE rnOMAs's WIFE

by the viii OF Mrs. MInna Thomas, wife Of The".
doro Thonae, Of musiral fame. witch ~aN filed for
probate yesterday 81" bequea'h, I" him all her
musical compos lilons household sood- horse. ahd
silver. and one half NJ The rcSiHUAry c~isic. IN"
other half Is be Divided equally among h"r i've
children Mr 1hOH.a- i inh!c ~"I" tAtculOI A''
Trustee The VIII i dated jan" L., lt-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
wFLLKyOwv MEN LrarrvG TOWN.

Admiral Porter rrNIrn~i f. Wrhintt"n y"sTT'1av.
General >chnhrld "Np"cfs I" :" fhiN morning tx
i~s h!rt Rutherford H. Ilh''< VII. ISnSn In ia" CITY
until nat wc~k All ~ riat' rrifer> havc Eft ffr
lorl. r,ces Gnvrrror IT, ~ E'rci'Ta, Merriam. OF
MI r,r. ia Wilson, - Vs. Nlu1"ii. and lulahr, OF
Ohio who InirrrdNd Ia y last uiGht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

Washington, May 2.-lufurHiiion sa' received at
tho treasury Drpartmrut nIAy that the count OF
money, I'm the New York SuH-TTa>ury Will not be
ronpl-i"d brtuI. MAY o. I'll, VIII probably delay the
tra tr II the ufre 81 United ststos TrCssurrr to Mr
Huston urtil NAV 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
rnr4srRrR or CANAL COMPANY MISSING

TKEISURHR or CANAL COMPASi MISSING
boston. MAY =. dispatch To Tho Traveller
from Sandwich, Mass, says: TITO community here
i considerably ,tlrrci up over n" mysterious H.
Al pcaranrc 81 Samuel I0,scnd u, trrburer u IL"
are cod Canal Company, who "h town about w"
week. ago. Iio VA also TREASURER 81 Tie Unitarian
Church, and At the time hr Went away hr hai In
4. pu.srs,lOn the fuIHS belonging I" iho EpIsc"pal
{ hurch The money ~ ~" cape cod anal Company
+, all gone And l-"srrndcn hsr left l. hinl him
large number Uf uupad biIl, aud mote, Which AR"
rui prnvldrd for. III, family has also DISAPPEARED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

BEDElDDES AND ~ Pam FOR SIXTY YFiRS
Erie, I"nn., May l-prcinlj.-M'ss jam hughes,
wealthy woman II Iir'S city! d"d 10 day eighty
one Mss Hughes had rc"y"d u nervous shock
when a girl AMI had lam uIon a bed Of pain for ihJ
last Nlaty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
MEETING or THE ACroLu' FrvD plRHcroM,

MEETINU OF TIE ACIOLN' FTND DIREfUDNr
III" regular monthly m--iing 81 n" G,r,N>"rN g.!
tie Actors Fund ua> held yc,hIdaS. VI. tUIurhn
was elected a NE HI"nIhcr. Tai, Al honorary
dl,unciiO the comedian lad before h!, departure
paid the necessary frn 80. TIE Treasurer IrIOrt,sI
that tho fund Is now richer than ever before, ~
capital being about 10000. A benefit. recently
gwen at the BALDWIN Theatre, san FIahc~O, nettod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
5pceIll Nolices.


FINE AMERICAS WATER coLoks
KErrEI?S GALLERY, 20 EAST lGIffSl.
Tao l.ior, OF Oar National Eng. ~ MHSr, ufn' ,,n
S'HCN li:R HNNilrbS. IL Tor sale al Brrniau ~.
SIul'r MACY COS tho tifth Avenne io'et .T az,
r, ;.r Iiu.l Brlusw "a" PARK ASSnie Tue I.,y'
lie Nurrgn I! Tie Sturi aud the "iLdsor ho1s
Pri'' ~ coats ----------
he Brighton Water Closet has been satcnnn az ny
av. ..t.iS'I, f1:lN :. ;h.N country
the t-t al ears To-, Clrn'tlnce explains IN. $780,,
~ > many I'M IA us "rFl Ia r inst - 8ooa ~ h,
s I,,,r. r. IA, N.il gI cat" lmpVrApt W al,
;"r, lr.. NJ '.>rru'n e: onr |rirs o' hc'si nH'' "
pIUvr Stlvr. .,,,,,.>. ,,n I'M
ItiI AlrIER.SNlFFEN co. LiM'
N .I.uilriu-"rs II
FINE Pill MIXING MATERIALS.
4SCiIFF.ST. NEW yORk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

Chlcagn MAY 2.--Jolu 4. IN 'nicr. the newly ap.
pointed Minister Resident and Consul General 10 Don
mark IL san dahg"inu,k III from hrmOrrhasc Of the
lungs. Ills ply .rlah, -ay tna' he viii probably r.
cover but will e uIll" 10 travel for sumo Tine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
uB RHINE STEADILY IMPROvISG.

wa.nncron MAY = secretary Blaine maintains N"
IuIpr,yrrcnr IN hrnlih Hhinn la, manifested iHrII
within tic lat f"w day-. and II" Il cNp"ci"l to return
T., III lrunru.rlnt inurrDw or next day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
EDWARD MASON YARD.

Trenton, May 2.-Edwar Mason Yard, an Xo''ir"r
of the Navy died today. lie will be buried at Pits
burg SATURDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

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N'.,l. $40 was "a a. N" cried Cor C'astoria
Wh"L shr became Mss. she C!ung Z" CastOriA
When SHE lad Children. she gave them CastCriA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

far IS Bobs eonnsctIon with the Judge is ooneened
but be is satisfied that tho colorod hpster Knows 8
good thing the turf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-03
TIC following IS tho score Of tho game between
Tchiglrin and Martinez:
KINGS GAMBlT DF
80 REFLECTION or WAGES.

And white mates In two moves.
Evening journal., 1889-08-31
DIED.

DAVIs.-In this city, on the 9ath inst, Mrs.
susan Davis, in the 9th year of her age
DOUGHERTY, AT Rising sun, on the Goth
instant, Dennis G. son Of Dennis and Rosanna
Dougherty, aged II years, month and days.
ELLIS. In this city, on the 9th of August,
Augustine " Ellis, aged II years.
GARRAGHY.-Ont the 25th instant, Harriet
Garraghy.
HENRY .--In thss city. on the oath instant,
Johanna Henry, daughter OF Joseph and
Emma Henry, in the 18th year Of her age.
MAGARGAL.-ln Mill Creek hundred, on
August 80, Clara H., infant daughter Of Or
lando @ and Clara Magargal, aged months
and days.
McKAY.-ln this city on the 9th instant,
Florence r., wife OF Samuel Mckay, in the
2lst year Of her age.
ORR.-In this city, on the 23d instant,
Robert G., son Of John ID. and Martha Orr,
aged months.
REYNOLDS.-Near New Castle, on the 9th
instant, William II. Reynolds, ia the B9th
year Of his age
SCOTT this city ON August 2a, 1889,
Clara NJ, wife Of John u. Scott, In her 10Th
year.
sCHORAN. In this city, on the 25th i'm
stant, Mary Schoran, aged is years.
SHIELDS In this city, on the 26th instant,
Charles, infant son Of Charles and Catharine
Shields, aged years and months.
SINMONS.-At Camden, Ark, on August
II, Elizabeth j. Simmons, widow Of the late
Wilson b. simmons, formerly Of Wilmington,
Del
TEMPLE. AT Kenten. on the 26th instant,
Emory Temple, aged rs years.
VANDEGRIFT- In this city, on the Ath in
stant, w. g.. Paul, infant son OF Samuel and
Annie Vandegrift, aged weeks.
WOODS.-In this city on August q, VII
liam r., son Of Grace Woods, in the Sd year OF
HIS hge.