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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-25
Summer Underwear.

Nice light weights in good quail
ties, prices other houses ask for in
terror goods. ct Young d ARNOLD.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-25
Bids.

Architect J. r. Gordon opened the
following bids this morning for re-
modelling Mrs. Dignowity's residence,
OH DignoWity hill:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-25
Everything New
In hats for spring.
3-23-tf PANCoAsT & Son

hirts in French
Flannels, and all styles OF white
goods, from one dollar up.
g g. 23.tf PANCOAST & Son.
For Tall orlShort Men
Clothing to suit them all.
8-28-tf PANCOAsT & Son
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-25

They Come and Co."
But the celebrated City Y Y X Pearl
has won the favor of everybody and
is going to stay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
r,1KyRlE AGAIN A WINNER.

london, June IL The Queenstown rs,a was
hold today. Tha yachts NalAyri" lrrN ana isrsos
we're among the contestants. There vas i''ie VIM
when the boats crossed thr line. The EaIkNr'e Ie'
the start The Ircx went aground on Courlana LANE
The wind increased later in the day
% the r.b,ness Of the wind before the start
-, conTss WAS rrl ICED 10 twenty m!ios Instead Oh
tor,r.on. miles The yalkyre made good s'SI
followed by the peerhound and Yarana The irN
was becalmcd and five minutes iehind the Others
IN getting away All carried backyard topSals' Out
.de the barbor tho Yarana passed the Deerhound In
the beat for roorheai, but the faEans was hesde"
sonewh,, by the south wind and had 10 maln one
tack more than the yakyr.p before rounding tho
aagboat. Al the nasboa thc time wss: NMkyrs,
las; Yarsna, / :Si; Deerio!nd. : 90. Inc lte2
the meantime had Il mnded and l'tlrcd from the
rsrs The Others made for paunt's Rock win nee
sheets and bowsprt 4tnnahrrs. The yslkyte. s,s d
won easily. Tnc Official time + az follows Nhlkyhe,
:o2 :33; Yarsna, IL "a; Dce:hound, > y! 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
M u'noy. TO BE TRIED NEXT WEEK.

Charleston, D. c., June 17.In tho Court OF General
Sessions to-day, Judge Kcrshaw presiding, the Grand
Jury returned bill'Sgainst DR.. T. D. Mellow for
the murder Of Captain F. ". Dawson In March last
Mellow was arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Next
Monday was fixed for his trial. Mellow appeared In
court IN new suit OF clothes, clean shaver, and
though looking little haggard by reason OF long con-
npement IN Jail, was cecil and collected Tho rrgu-
lartty Of tho drawing Of tho petit jury having eeen
called IN question motion was made TO challenge the
whole Array Of Jurors the ground that tho require
ents Of the statute with reference to the drawing OF
Jurors had not been strictly complied with by the jury
Commissioner Tho irreguar,y complained Of was
,hn iurv box had not been shaken up prior TO un
ioeline Inc box. Two afidsvits 10 this ehect wern
ssyhmitsed hut Judge Kershaw refused tbs motion.
Sessnc fbat fhe sct had been substantially complied
s,rit Ihcro are fourteen negroes on tho panel inc
la,rrss number drawn on any one jury Tor years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
AMATEURS ROWING IL THE RAIN.

Worcester Mass. June l. (Specia!-Ths rain dIa nos
preyent the races OF the Kew. England Amateur Rowing
Association at Lake ou.nsicamons this afternoon. ne
races were over thc.wilc course Win on" turn las
Junior 81, gc h,1 AK starters. Fr'd Haas
Worcester. won in Il 10; John f. Maggie, Of the Metro
rosn Rowing Club o, Sew.York sAcora and James SUI
IN Of South Boston. third The intermediate Snse'.ca.
race had SIX starters ID. A. Mephce. Of the BiHuo's
Host Club Boston, won, with Joseph Bergen 81 Bo'"n
second, and william q. Davis Of Portland. Maine taa
Tlne-l4 OIL E!sht started in the senior single su
race. = z. Mahoucy, OF the Columbian Rowing Asoc!S
ton OF Boston, led for mile but John D. Ryan Of 'n
Union Boating club ~ New.York won, with Wuusm
Caarcy Of Boston secoad and Eras'rs n R"-"r ~ 'n'
Albany Rowing Club thri. Time-l3 :S. The race toi
double scun shells easily by J. F.. N'SF AVA
j. PnknRton. OF the Metropolitan Boat Club Ct Ssuio'-
IN ~ Fred Haas aad J. J. oMn!ey, OF the ""os
ec,t Boat Club Worcester "cCni. ara NJ "Iaih ss
j. H. Magee OF the Warwick Club OF Do"on u'rH
The Nepcnsct Rowing Club the four ose1 JUNIOR NosS
ing boats race In IA :o1. The RverAies OF CaSo''he
and the Salem foulef ana the Erernders were ~
qualified The West End boat Club Of Bon'on beat ''s
Warwick Club OF Sepcnsct In the senior fourose.
working boat class In lSa7 In the fouroared INV
and the fouroarcd junior she'll CLASSES the crews enW
BY the bradford Boat Club Of Cambridge h1 WAX
Tho Bradords also eight oarei race one mIs ~
n half straightaway with great ease. the Snswmuo se
second and the CITY Points third and the Colamoaas
disqualified by fouling. Time-S;la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

ssn informed that very few Of thsss books are new
IN possession Of the State. dislike q appear a,s-
courteous to the Legislature, but such dtsappenr
ance year after year, Of the books Of Che St9tc w
volyes nothing Ices, than petit larceny. X aisg
eeefs to me that payment for such expenses shoun
properly be made from the ample contingent iuno
annually provided for each house -
3 ~ number of items apprcprihtinT morsy tys
repairs and additions to various Normal ocHooIs
are objected TO and not approved. becaase uov-
ernor fill thinks it incxrdient to MAKE axe 's sop,e
spective expenditures ct present Inc peopie
afe poor,n he adds, sand the hataen q maaoon
oppresses this year even more heavily than evef :,
An item giving $4,000 to the s,enoSrapn p, ,S bs
the Senate and S. 600 to the stcnocr,phcrr OF 5ne
Assembly,, Tor publishing The Legslhtiye Eec Sr
Of their Re spectve houses is disapproVed the 10Y
III am becominc convinced TINT The Lsgisla.
uve Record Is useles. pusc"fHkos' and .9as
Record Whatever may have been tho plan OF its
ortTnators, does not approach 'Ths Congressionai
Record IN thoroughness Experience has saosnco
me that this legislative extravaganza should come
"a an end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
Name.

From start TO Buoy No. TO- wind west southwest close
hauled Sarbolr tack Minerva gained 81 seconds on
Marioutta; MarIquita lost second from Tomahawk |;
Tomahawk gained - seconds Goia; Gorilla gained
seconds on Eymph.
From Buoy No. 10 to Buoy No. S; wind southwest,
wind on sabosd quarter Minerva loses seconds from
Mariouit,; Mart9uita gains as seconds Tomahawk
Tom,hawk loses so seconds from Gorilla Gorilla gains
minute . seconds on Nymph.
IRON Tuoy No to Scotland Lightship; wind south
west, slightly sbaft starboari beam Minerva gains
s.coai MsrqLn; MarIqui,a gains minutes. a. Sec
onds Tomahawk Tomahawk loses seconds from Goril
Ia; Gorilla gains 4 minutes, ~ seconds Nymph.
Tho following 10 the summary Of the races:
Regatta Committee J. Rsavor.w webb. r. o, % Lure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
ALBERT FINK RESIGNS.
SEEKING RELIEF FROM ARDUoUs DUTIES.
RuMons OF TROUBLE IN TIE TRUNK LINE As

ISOLATION UNCONFIRMED.
.,-,,,or y, Albert Fink Commissioner OF The
TT 7 ,,c Railroad Association, was msho PuoI''
rnStrniay II Is to takc effect on July io' ~
Fink confirmed tho report OF his renIgha'o" 80
dav when Il was brought 10 his attention anu a'.no'
v snitely 70 his desire 10 sNcur' rcioa'o A''
tho dudes which he has sought 10 ee'Hp' -,
time when seen at his ONCE III "''
he SAID -,,.,.,,o, ~ ,hc
,,or,s "a the trunk liucs on saturday e''n'"e'
Ny reas1ns for doing 80 are thai nav NV
GOOD health for some time ana iN' US"
80, Too hard and require absolute rest ana irr"''"
nom business responsibilities hr long INN" ~ ''"''
rhorc f. no other reNson for my rs'ena'o"
In r,oly 10 a question, Mr. Fink sHa lin no 'ouh
~, r.cone.der his resignation, c'on II fo'"''''u ~
do so by the trunk Hne pFc'u"''
HIS health fully rsi"rN' -, =,
rho uncxpectcd nature Of the news gave INC "
,rmors that there was trouble In the lruhA Inv ~
,ocia,top none OF which could be cohnrmod' -"
soca,,on under the interstate Iomho"'
rc,rhed a stage OF organization never h'sr'u oo'o.'
md the establishment a lev months 's' VI W.
,.,o.,.t.on of Now. England Presidents WAS So
- n.w.vnr,,nd roads had never PREVIOUSLY
- .h. IN take MI Flnks reilrrmont II caTr1ca Out
T., ado A, a limo when his services cou'a oes' We
sn,rcd nv the roads which have ia the pas '~ho'
sepended upon him an influence In keeping uoN"
aninostieS and Inducing co.o!"ra'ioh'
The office OF Commissioner las been he'a o' N'
Fink since July IS, 1877, through All 'ho 'a'o',
changes IN the form OF tic organization ''A' :"
place His ABILITY in rceonei!Ins Ah'Aeon. a.,
F.,,,, r,u,nnd u,snagcrs TO sink differences ia
-, CANNON good has been conceded BY even uose
r.,rosd mon Who have at times been ohonaod W H''
drclsiops as Arbitrator A. ...,.,.,,o, And
MIR Fink has frequently on"reh MS rossna.,on - a.
-, Zach ocrsshu has been persuaded to ~l'hdrAH "
IN Increase In salary or ih VACATION hss ,.
,emutsd him Ia cununu" AT III, W"tA., ~. -,
comment a. tho uptown hotels last nsnt va a.n, q
SIMILAR induccmcnt might prevent the ch'.r"'Sr o ~
m. rr,iCnAtIon or that the M,oTlau>i TNtr ~
s,flc,enty ORGANIZED TO allow them % EA"'s al
Fink's long EXPRESSED wish To rrtirc from d"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
ST, PAUL AND DULUTH ELECTION.

&, Paul Mimi Juno II (Spcclal.-Th' annual meet
,,c ~ the St Paul and Duluth was held Eerc to-day.
II WA expected that the meeting would develop some
thing SET saiional, but surh was rot the cas-. Inc
nrosspt management va sustained In every way.
When Il camo TO show.Gow 1t was found That tho
Uayes party New. York; controlled upward OF oJ.OOo
shares while TIC most the Rha"n party (PhilhdciphiN
could get together was ulc less than $4,000 when
this fact was demonstrated the opposition decliDod to
mt ticket I'm the field Tho result was the election
~ thu regular ticket. The vote was upon three
dlrec,ors 10 serve for term Of three years. The
choice was T. w. PreL J. Smith. IT,, and r. L.
Dudley These. with McssrS. Denny, Stevens. Hayes.
DAY. Tuckermsn and Dodson. constitute the full
poa,d OF Directors Tho only change IN tho dcctoy
,s the substituton OF Mr. Dudley for ". ii. Fisher,
the xprcsd,nt ard general manager Of tho company
The nhswn party was ous,cd about year ago. I'm
neaiately afer the direcbs woe elected they
got together and put into effect tho
size alton scheme Authority fr this Was given by
AN act Of the Legislature which the Rhswn party had
lost sight OF. The latter maintained that this was
unconstitutional, but these claims could not DO Sus
tslnsd, and the result the election OF three d.
r,ctors 10 succeed those whose term expired to-day
After Mr.. Dudley had been chosen IN the place OF Mr.
Fisher the directors cocted ~, Old officers. They
ere; president X. s. Hayes; vicc president and ecn-
sral manager L. l.. Dudley secretary and treasurer
treasurer G.. q. Haven, jr land commissioner Hope
well Clarke; transfer agent, Fourth National Bank,
Eew.fofk. executive Committee, Messrs, Hayes,
Denny, Stevens, Day and Tuckernan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
NEW QUARTERS FOR 4 THRIVING cLrB

The young Republicans of Yonkef. soon amer tne a.,
e,mna,gn formed ,hcmselvs, into club, which now p
over l2S members. Hitherto they have n'' a.,
club rooms OF their own, but last nght Wsy "a
many opened tho permanent quarters they haa ecu.
T., ,s, w,,hnr,on building The rooms have been ~
somely n,ea up and are decorated with numerous .,ss
the relies OF the campaign Of last year An neN
nro,nmms wa, presented. consisting Of an sdars- ~
welcome by the chairman, h =. kinnan speeches s,s
Row. DR.. @. F. s,robr!dsc sH'AsemoIynaa 80 . rsvs
NV. and W. r. Lawrence. AMI mrsc by svcrai ga
go, The evening vas ended with supper AZ 80
,o..,, to the prosperity Of the club and .ne eo"1
,ueee. Of the Republican party we're drns ~ ac,.ssh
s.,su,,.sm. Among those present were H. H.. NV a
nres,aen, sad j. J. waters secretary o. ns em 80
Do Lanoy Esheibert peiknsn D. w. ,.sr s,sussS
y.ms. weisa Muton Pseh. chArsss Blake ssa 49, !
Quick .'''"r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
rAsssh shsken IKE a Leaf

~ ~ sss trivial osssss weak nerves are essy suscepa
- q isvsgsrsscn ssrm which aiso imports in this in
8 ssnse eaistaee The nervous hsvs but to use Hostel
esonssh Ssser s5sssnsuesiiY 70 ovsrcoue tia,
q the Aunaa aepsorius which u sub
tsSs Of MI Bodily esmtors and nsaai srsaeuisy, and
saeA psxss mess hustfs'y upon the sys,snA The Elm.
sy unaeriyas riS veil - many other sincn,s. IL
psfsss sssfuilstos, no les than iueompiss dssscn Of
fas Ned. In tho aisehsfso Of both tho digestive end
sastvs functions, the Dtssrs the potsht ss
1855 xs,iasie saxisry A the body esains vigsr and
esu ty aid the brain and nervous systcm are aise
suassa Parsons subject 10 The influence Of malaria
4pees ~ rhssnasie iavsias. thd psrssns Whose hid
~ - hssavs. should sise uss the Bttsera.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
TO IMPROVE IT'S NETWORK TERMINALS.
PLANS OF THE NEw.ENCLAyD ROAD UNDER
rur LAW HIST SIGNED.

THE LAW JUST SIGNED.
Tho of1eials Of the New-York and New-Engiand
Railroad were much pleased yesterday At learning
that Governor Hi han signed tho bill authorizing
the company erect shedS on its piers At JEFFERSON
and Rutgers SIS and the East River. The signing
Of the BIZ Yesterday will mako the company for
rndabc rival OF tho New-York, Ncw-llavcn aud Hart
ford Railroad, and the Fail River and stoning'on
steamboat lines. The company viii run steamers
from its piers 10 Wilson's Point, Oh the sound whre
connection will be made With N" Housaton'c Kali
road nv v,ay o. the Danbury and Norwalk Line.
J. A. Dostwiok, president OF the New-forh and
New En- gland, said yesterday Now that tic bill Is
s,rned ve shall run through passenger and freight
traffic 70 Boston IN fully hours shorter time than
Is made by any competing line as We have mnch
shorter haul by steamer and longer rail route We
,,ve eniered into traffic contract with the llouss
tonic road for twenty years. We prupoS, 70 bring
our frcirht trains direct to tho PIER on the East
Rivor BIZ means OF lighters, without breaking bulk '
Tho New-England Terminal Company has purchased
ths block Of property the foot OF Rutgers SLIP OPP
poste tho slusrc II now owns. and VII erect on INC
new property large freight depot fast steamer 10
be used on the line Is Ia course oi conAtructDh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
NOT YET PLAN SAILING FOR sNITH,
rux ORIGINAL cE1LlNe COMMITTEE TO ASK THE

a
ATTORNEY GENERAL TO SUE HIM.
Albany. juno II (spccIaD.-Tbe members Of the
unfortunate Assembly Ceiling Committed. Speaker
Colo, william r.. sheehsn, Frank J. EnI William
n. Gallup and George s. Wecd, met at tho Capitol TO-
dsy TO ccas!der what further steps should be taken
In regapd 70 the Assembly ceiling scandal Thc'e
werps pftsknt at the meeting also Attorney General
Tabor and Edwin T.. Burnham, tho new superntend-
eat OF Public Buildings After considerable deoa'e
CONCERNING the possibility OF compelling Johh ona4ta
the contractor TO roturn to the State some OF tho
money which has been paid him, the committee
passed BIZ O unanimous vote, series OF resolutions
which after reciting the damaging facts relating 10
6nsth and Superintendent Andrews, brought out dur
me- tf fScstgNsons Of last winter, close Is foiiows
2 HssoiyAd I. That more money should be paa %
said snaitn or 70 any In his behalf out OF the
Of the State account OF any work aiiesea 70 ~
been done by him In tie alterations and repairs |" 'n7
Capitol
q That W. refuse to accept the said work
B. That we refuse give any certificate that so "oA
has been completed, provided for oy sAiu "'s' VI "
any plans specifications made under or In pursuance
said act =, "a . 49,.
l. That the Attorney. General be requested to take
such action a. may be necessary proper to prevent n
payment on part the State OF any more money 70
ad sn.ith for or on said and TO defend any
ana all actions or proceedings which may be commenoea
By said snath for the purpose OF obtaining eA'o
g. That the said Attorney General be requested 70 She
inch Affirmative action as may be necessary or proper
against said enah ond his boDdsmen or any OF the
against any person persons for the recovery
any damages sustained by the State through tho scuo
said Sna!th ana Andrews. either OF he or any 0hei
person, and whenever In his judgment sueh action '"
bs successfully maintained.
Under this resolution John snaith at least VIII nave
some difficulty in obtaining from Controler "eihPio
the $40 900 which, under the terms OF the con!raS
he was to receive the ceiling WORK was sa''iS''o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

cros1yo ARGUMENT " TIE HOWARD CASE
when Recorder Smyth took his place on tho bench
v..sray iu ttn trial Of William T. Howard he askei tine
counsel for the defendant whether hcy hal further
testimony TO orcr. There va, no nrthef testimony
,n,r.d and District Attorney Fellows said tat prose-
en,on had no witnesses 10 call A. J. Sawyer. the Ann
Arbet lawyer who came this city to as,ss IN tho
defence then maize closing sgumsnt for bis csaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
Jules A. Montant George p. Upham, IT,, NJ Morris In.
land Ts
SUMMARY.
- FORTY FOOT GLASS
THE HARLEM CLUBS FIRST REGATTA:

SEVERAL. ACCIDENTS UNABLE TO NAB A sIsl
DAYS SPORT.
Tho first annual regatta Of the Harlem Yacht Club
took place yesterday over the regular club ccusss
and in every respect success. Out Of thirty n
entries twenty three yachts crossed the line at College
Point at the signal. The iron steamboat sirius acted
as the Judges boat and accommodated largo number
Of the friends Of the competing yachtsmcn Tbs
Judges were George Parkhill Of the Columbia Yacht
Club; George A. Wright Of the Yorkvile Yacht
Club, and Captain p. Grace, OF the Harlem Yacht
Club. when the signal TO start given Q fresh
west by-south breeze wss blowing and the competing
yachts crossed the line in smother Of foam, led By
the Charles weds, and stood away Cor sands Point
buoy, nne miles distant.
Several accidents happened. The Shamrock whils
,btng carried away the heel OF her gaf and split hee
mast, necessitatng her withdrawal from the
Tho Empire was somewhat disabled ty the carrying
away OF her rudder on tho home stretch and an o..
was used to steer her home. Tie rruant BROKE tie
laws OF her raf and the Comet carried away stay.
The most serious accident happened TO tho kttie,
which struck q sunkon rock of stopping stons Light
house and sank In few minutes. and the crsu d
eight was rescued by the lighthouse keeper IL u
boat and taken to the lighthouse The httie has
largo hole in her port bow, but Is not considered .
total wreck.
Tho winners were In Class A, the Peerless; prise,
b,nnocle add compass Class B, Una; prtD, sAs
lights GAS c, Bessie B.. prize, marine cassc<
Class d, Gypsle; Class E. JESSIE, Class =, hsy B.;
Class G, Harry c.
Before College Point was reached on the homo
stretch the rain bezan 10 fan in torrents whih As
wind b'ew gale amid which the winning beats crossed
the line followed close by the Bertin ", sailed BY
yous. John Kelly, IL being hts nrst race
Following arr the tables showing the t1mes Oh @s
various starters
CLASS A-cAply sLooP YACHTS. 30 FEET AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
n,LL TOO DEFECTIVE TO BE SIGNED

Albany, June 17-rhe bill to abolish the Office OF
State Agent for Discharged Convcis has been veoel
BY tho Governor. because. he says 1t Was passed In
so dcfec tive shape that its approval impossible
although he had recommended the passage Of a similar
measure. Its ffst fatal defect was that, although
passed on May 10, It contained provision that II
should take elect May 10. six days prior to It's
passage. In the second place. tho supply bill made
tho usual appropriation the State Agent Of moneys
for distribution 10 discharged corycts = II this bill
shoaid DO signed" the Governor adds, there would
Lot no appropriation whateyef avstlabl' for the dis
charged cOnvicts, because the Agent could not use
the moneys and the wadeis OF the prisons could not
themS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
The Best Remedy

TOR Sore Eyes, Cancerous Humors,
I Prurigo, and other manifestations
of dopraved blood, Ia Ayers sarsapa-
rilla. Used persistently. according to
directions, It effectually eradicates all
traces Of disease, and re"tores the SUI
fsrer TO a sound and healthy condition.
OF hereby certify that I have used
AYERS Sarsaparilla, with excellent sue
oess, for n canoerous hufnor, or, as u
seemed 70 be, cancer on my Up. Shortly
after using this remedy tho sore healed.
I believe that the disease Is entirely
cured, and consider Ayers Sarsaparilla
10 be an infallible remedy for ali KINGS
OF eruptions caused by impure blood
Charles G. Ernberg, Vasa, MINI.
"For years my blood was in an nm:
healthy condition. After having tried
other medicines without success, have
lately taken Ayers Sarsaparilla, and
with the best results. l think this med
iclne is the only blood-purifier that can
be absolutely relied upon. Mrs. Oliver
Valentine, IA Quincy st., Brooklyn
New York.
"a neichbor OF ours who was rendered
nearly blind from scrofula, was entirely
cured by using three bottles OF Ayers
Sarsaparilln. Stephens Best, Drug
Cists, Ball Play, Tenn.
FOR several years afflicted with dis
orders OF the blood, have received
more benefit from tho use OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
LOSSES OF TIE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Harrisburg. rcrn.. juno Il lsrc"iaD Among inc
Eastern Nfe Insurance companies that hnv" responded
N Insurance Commissioner Forstor's c!r'ular asking
the amount Of their loss by tho Johnstown Hood are
tho following: Provdrnt Life and Trust Company.
lo.s ~ 900: SrwYork LIf", s4o,7Oo: Homo Life
New York q, 1000 TnItcl states Mutual Accident
New.York ~ 300; Penn Mutual, Philadelphia, si7,
900; Aetna Life, Hartford $4,000; Travellers Hart
ford 81 900 United States Life Now York. ala 800
Tnuitable Life New Yoik. S2o,0oO; Mutual Lifn
Srw. York SlOO, 600; New England Mutual LIFE, BOS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
THE RELIEF FUND IN BERLIN.

Berlin, Juno 17.-Thc committee appointed to raso
fund for tho lohnstown sufferers hold meeting to-
day. Tie DurgOmsStcr prcsldN Herr Won Leviot'
row. the Duke OF Ratibor and Herr Won Kocler Ncrc
appointed to act honorary presidents. Tho Deu'Sche
Bank will receive the contributions. Tho Dowugcr
Empress Augusta has subscribed 900 marks to ths
fund.