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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS.
4 SHERIFF THREATENED By PRISON

A SHERIFF THREATENED By PRISONERS
When sheriff John H. Ellsworth entered the Rioh.
mond County Jail yesterday morning to feod the Dris-
oners he was accompanied BY Policeman William
Moore who was I'm citizens dress. officer Moore
had been detailed for duty at the jail owing 10 the
plot discovered by tho sheriff and cOncOct"d bY some
Of tho prisoners 70 break jan on Thursday night
Daniel spcllnau was tho leader In the plot. when
tho sheriff reached his cell spclman asked him to
kccp Michael starEc another prisoner. away from his
cell stArkc wa, also In tho plot TO break tho jail
spcllman said that DO didnt want anything moro to
do with him.
spcllman thcn began TO uso abusive Language ~
tho sheriff and threatened him. when Sheriff Els
worth struck him In the face with his hst Charles
BaTait who arrested confederate OF spell
man vas walking In the corridor at tho time. lilo
fHaratU approached Sheriff Ellsworth IN threatening
attitude the sheriff compelled to draw his clhb
and order Barratt into hi, cell. Officer Moore also
drcw his cub ant Barrlu, becoming frightened WALKED
into tho cell. when "a" door quickly closed on
him Sheriff Ellsworth then ordered spcliinan,
starko ard BarrAtt 10 BE- PLACED In separate oasA
ellis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DISCONTINUED STREET CAR MEN.


EMPLOYEES OF THE ATLANTIcAvE. COMPANY
NOT YET READY FOR ANOTHER STRIKE.
A sensational article was published yesterday
prophcSying general tlc-up Of the Atlantic Avenue
Cumpany's system Of surface railways I'm brooklyn
this month That there IS TO DO general strike Of
the employees OF these Uads any time within the
next SIX months Is not only unlikely but, a. far
as the officers Of District Assembly No. 80 con
ccucd un.hought Of at present. As The Tribune
asserted last Thursday, the men dissatisfied with
their present OF wages and hours Of work, and
among the old union men still employed by the com
pGny tho bitterness OF their defeat last February still
rankles but that defeat showed them the futlity
Of attempting TO coerco q powerful combination Of
capital and n-union labor by rcsortlng unlawful
acts.
Many Of the old drivers and conductors have
iritted back TO their former places glad Of the chance
10 provide bread for their families but largo number
st!l suffering the misery consequent upon tho
failure OF the big stake. and the picnic TO be held
OH juno II viii be for the relief OF tho needy any
funds left over 10 20 Into the treasury OF Distrc
Assembly No. 75 which IL composed Of seven local
assemblies That a strike will again occur on tho
roads Of the Atlantic Avenue Company IS certau Inn
IL VIII only be when the men arr once mora
thoroughly organized when a strike fund has been
accumulated In the District Assembly treasury and
when the have been driven TO desperation by
the labor leaders, who have nothing To lose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Jockey Club races, Jerome PARK z;So D. m
Civil service investigation, Custom House.
Manhattan Athletic Club annual spring games, Eghty'
slxth-st and Eighth-aye., p. m
Iarchmont Yacht Club spring regatta
TANDEM Club trip to Orange, N. ]. ,--
Amateur Athletic Union championship games Berkeley
Oval, D.
GocIalist mass meeting. Clarendon Hall, m.
Dinner 20 Assemblyman Aspinsn and Senator OohhOi'
Brooklyn Club. evening.
Yonkers Yacht Club regatta, 2 .. m. -, a. -.
Departure OF Patrick Egan for Chill, steamship OJ Vi
Para, -,,. IN. h,,
Kew.York Juvenile Asylum annual reception one nun
dred. and Ct and Tenthave :So 10 y III
Music 10 Central and Prospect PARKS y IN
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opossrya SEA AND CONTINENT TO WE'D,
AN ENGLISH GIRL MEETS HER LOVER AFTER
ELEVEN YEARS OF SEPARATION.

Az ENGLISH GIRL MEETS HER LOVER AFTER
ELEVEN YEARS OF SEPARATION.
Tn, sceptcs who arc asking whether marriage 5
,a,re win be Interested In which came to light
Yesterday Two young people, after being separated
tor eleven years. travelled 5000 miles TO meet each
other In order to be married goodlooking young
man. thirty years old and decidedly English In appear
anee was seen on Thursday afternoon, impatienuy
pacing tho pier Of the Cunard Line, awaiting the ar
r1vsl of the Gallia. As the steamer swung into tho
dock he saw a pretty, blushing young woman on tho
deck standing by an English officer The two young
people had been expecting ono another as everybody
knew from the way they tossed kisses to each o'her
and every man on the pier instantly became enviouS
when the young woman landed. Tho young couple
and the officer, John Stevens, of the Gaa' hurrlo'
of together and at O'Clock called on the Rev. e. H.
McAnney pastor Of the Washington Square METHODIST
Episcopal Church, where the wedding took place
He gave the name Of Martin George, OF San iran
cisco, and she gave the name OF Carohho
JenRyn Of St. Ives Cornwall, England. They seemed
extremely happy and their story indicated that thoS
had reason to be. Mr. George mining operator Oh
San Francisco, and came here from England eie'en
years ago He met his bride fifteen years ago "heh
they were school children together In England sno
was the pet of her family, bong tho only dSuSh'or
and her father and mother could not give her up uhu
the young people decided that they wanted 10 De De
married even II they had TO travel 5000 hiies 70
do IT, Mrs George decided TO cross on inc H@ha
hec ause Officer Stevens Is q brothcr-lh'la" OF heI
husband, The story Of her romantic TIP sot Ou.
and the passengers and officers shower het go
deal of Attention. She the prettiest girl on
board,n said Fourth Oflcer MoTrisy ara oEcy'
body admired her and her pluck" Mr.. anu MIS-
George VIII 60 West in day or two.
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Jersey CITY.

Tho Young Mems Christian Association has secured
the co operation Of all the Protestant clcrDmen OF
tho city IA II, plan 90 building 10 cost SsOooo
and II seems assured now that the building VIII
30 erected.
new complication IN the charter contest has
arisen through tho refusal OF Controller Samuel D.
p,rLirson "a sign warrants ordered BY tho Board
Of Fire Commissioners appointed By Mayor Cleveland.
The new Police and Fire Boards arc In actual
pos session Of thor respective departments and II the
Controller persists In refusing 70 sign tho warrants for
their pay Il will cause the litto Inconvenience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
THE ExAMEyI7noy 10 BE HELD IN SECRET.

THE EXAMINATION VU Be thIbD ~ 'is''I'1''
The confirmation OF the nomination OF John H.
Gunner and Henry d. stanwoOd to be deputy col
lectors under Collector Erhardt was received at tho
Custom House yesterday. Colonel Erhardt did not so
10 tho Custom House during the day, however ana
the new appointees were not sworn In Ihey wiz
take tho oath Of oflce to-day and are likely to be
assigned 70 duty without delay. They are 70 MI
the places made vacant by the resignation OF Deputy
Collectors Soaring and Davis, whose terms OF once
expired yesterday. Louis NJ Gano, the Editor OF nc
watkins Express" who was named some ame ago. wiz
also be put on duty ss deputy collector In Tho place
of John A. Mason the former secretary OF the Boaru
Of Civil Service Examiners, who resigned from inc
customs Service after the investigation OF the frauds
which have been going In the Civil Service board
The investigation which the Civil Service COMMITS
.,oners are making will 90 again this morning
IL Is probable though that the futurc sessions oil Io
commission in this matter VIII be conhuctol !" s''o
There is much work yet u be done. , r.
John Smith, clerk At u 900 year sld ! Sn
many Hall Democrat sent MS reSlshA"o" !" |'
Erhardt yesterday.
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opposur1os 70 CHARLES GEORGE WILSON.

OPPOSITION TO CHAhI>ho "hVh"h
A meeting was held al tho Stevens House yesteC-
day afternoon to organize the opposition 70 ChNes
George Wilson as president of the Consoi'datca e.Gk
and petroleum Exchange The election Will be held
on June 10 About twenty men were present Al tho
Tneet,ng. although a larger attendance might havo
been secured had not the discussion Of the removal OF
tho stock tckers' from the Stock Exchange absorbed
the interest of numerous Consolidated brokers IL
was decided 30 concentrate the opposition against tho
head of the ticket. and George ". Fuller IT, was
terminated for president He accepted the nomih%
ton I'm n graceful and modest speech. -,
Mr.. Fuller is the son Of stock Exchange mom2sr
No is one of the directors of the Consolidated tx
change and while under thirty years OF age he h4s
sbovn considerable ability a broker and mahsS,F
lie was orc Of tho representatives OF the board a. inc
on Conference when an attempt was made 10 secure
the sdoption of the scheme trading In futures under
,he clearing house system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
wvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY JUNE ls89fEN FAehs

SaRSa Edys CO.. Arrived & y y. Be-.
,O s.s wine "a S sno g.
porAn r Kqgstcs MAJ Il slss sy
i EysT an Baraeoa e. Win mise passengers "a
sCs Ayss 81 eS od Bar S e. Jao and
Nssssa WITH ndss and passengers wasa Co. Ar
rs siSaS M mi Hartman Nor wahDe 81 days
to pamo 1'T Vessel SG g urSDt at
D cs,Asrns savannah days with md''
'P Steamer Bensfaetor TTOGu Wilmington NC with md'o
wsFsT SswRGS s g and N0l'0
steamer Lney Miller Homer Bangor with mdse and pas
Rf Gerard To6ey beano San lot dsys with
ndss to John RoseHfeid's Sons "a, .,r,,
% S order, yssssI 70 eseo VarrsIImann
BaIa Sas r McArthpE Ma SSpsy s Gays Win
BARI Antonio sals Johnson GabarsH days rs wss
bag Is E. s S 9sH Seo'r Is na'
Brig Pearl olstodt Demerara 20 days with sugar
" Steamer IAhn Gsr) from Bremen prsvioSsiy reported
brings 1862 passengers Arrived a. the Bar at 1880 M
ETY. ss ssS pS a. CLOUDY
CLEARED.
Steamer Aurania sr. Mckay. Liverpool VIA Queenstown
Steamer Columbia Br) GArvtc, AvOumOuth E-HendersOn
steamer Hudoo Obj. Douglass, Hun via erave''nd-san'
steamer FurnessA CBr, Hedderwick Glasgow via Movis
steamer Fuids tGer, RnsE. Bremen via Southampton
STEAMER Ia Bourgoele (Br) Franguel Havre-A Forget
steamer Hampshire (Brh Kerruish BOrdeaux-John se
Steamer Guido tspAn LachlOnda st John nh Bruce
Steamer Valencia Chambers Puerto CabeO MsracaiSo and
Curacao Boulton, Bliss q DalletL - 4. ma.
steamer Edith IIough (Br Foley West rndesGeo Chris
steamer II A Hartman (NOr wahber. Baracoa-Gomez&
steamer state Of Texas Williams Port Royal and FernAn'
Steamer 1'Ity OF Augusta Atkins savannh-R Walker
steamer Yemassee, Mckee, Charleston ana fernsnuna-
VIM clyde Co.. 49, , r.-,.-a.,.
3aTk Antioch, Heminway, Manila for orders-AiIler&
BaTR Tentadora (Porp Santos Brunn
Bark Padosa AUST Marin0Ee' Lbo0n-hsseine5eF%
bark vib,s tBr) Boverdge MOntevdeo-J F Whitney
Co. %.
BARK Ieandro AUST MartuOch, MarscillesB Cosouch
Bark Falmouth OBI, Merriam "lndsor Ns-sno" q our'
Brig sabelitA (spaB) vinas Marselllos-E PUG.
SAILED.
Steamers Columbia for Avonmouth Greece London YEN
asee, Charleston; State OF Texas, FernandinA
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON May sl-sailcd steamer Lydnn Monarch tBr).
oUEEssTowS MAY 3U-saied steamers Britannia OBJ Par
c CITY OF Paris OBJ. Watkins from Liverpool hence
sotrHIsproS Nay sosailed Aer Ger. Chris.
torers from Bremen hence for New. York.
GLASGOW. May 3l-Sailed steamer Circassa (Br HATS
Tor New. York - ..- w.
0er Aber from New York on her way 70 southampton and
| mrR
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RECEPTION TO COLONEL cowPERTHwAIT

Colonel J. II. Cowperthwalt, Of the welLknown
furniture and carpet establishment at Nos. 1913 %
2o5 Park Row. and his family arrived home yesterday
on the steamer Lain from Europe, whore they had
been travelling for the last fourteen months good
many friends met them their return but tho plnas
ATTEST welcome OF all took place In the evening" when
tho Colonel was invited TO few old friends in
the parlor Of Hotel st. George, where he Is living
There no found twenty-five OF his employees waiting to
give him a reception. They gave him three cheers
and then presented to him address Of welcome
frum forty of the employees In the Park Row stores
Tho address praised the Colonel for his uniform kind
ness, fairness and sympathy with bis employees even
At considerable cost 70 himself. prstty horaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
NOW mn TBps WOMAN DIE1

Mrs Margaret Logan, a homeless woman whoso
du,nken husband had been sent to the workhouse on
RlackweIps island applied for shelter at tho homo
Of her old acquaintance Mrs. whate, at No % South
Fifth. ave. a few days ago. Mrs. Whate took Mrs.
Logan I'm and let her work for her board On Thurs
day evening Logan got back from the workhouse and
he and his wife went restaurant TO get some supper
Mrs Logan returned 20 the house IN South Fifth ave-
sho,,, midnight The Whate family heard noise
on the cellar steps and found Mrs Logan lying sense
less at the bottom Of the night. her shnll ~Gs
fractured and she died where she lay. Logan sald
YES teriay that ne parted from his wife three hours
before she fell down the stairs and he went 10 sleop
in a cheap lodging house.
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on TRIAL FOR BEATING Der srEPDAUGHrER.

OK TRIAL FOR BETTING BEH STEPDAUGHIEh'
Flbridge T. Gerry appeared at Jefferson Market
court Yesterday against Mrs. Annie Boyco, who
cruelty beat and burned her sevenyeaold sepdaugh-
ter Della on May "a. There was marked improve
msnt I'm little Dellas appearance since she had boon in
the custody OF the society Drs. Joseph z. winters
Of No 80 West Thirty secOndst., and w. II. Snow, OF
No Al East -eighth-st testified 10 tho terrible
condition OF the child. Both doctors wee positive
that the bruises and burns Dea's body must have
heen Wiitully inflicted by SOme person. During the
Examination OF Drs winters and Snow, Mr.. McCleland
demanded that Della be brought into court. As
sistapt SUPERINTENDENT Stocking then went 10 another
room 10 get Della when told what she was wanted
for Della cried and protested against being taken TO
hsr stepmother. Justice Patterson then adjourned
The further examination until next Thursday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
DEADLOCK IN THE EMIGRATION BOARD.

-
The Emigration Commissioners tried again S's'or'
day TO hold meeting to elect president OF INC 'o'i
mission. Only Commissioners Starr, stephenson ana
II,-Ihrrt wen, at the rooms, however. As ahalrs
now stand a president cannot be elected until tho
vacancies caused by the death OF Commissioner
Forrest and the resignation of Charles y. Iain'or
are hIled The ex-onlcio members consisting OF
Messrs Hauselt and Rorke together with state Com
missioner Urich apparently waiting iGr me toy
Tor next Monday The three State Commissioners DC
Sire 10 hear complaints Of Immigrants, and 70 tran
ACT Sncb other business may como before me eot-
ING while the ex- oioo members want tho meeting con-
nnsd to hearing the immigrants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
HOW TO PROTECT UxrxPEvDED BALANCES.

HUW 7 V1'''1I'
Police Commissioners Martin and Voorhis were at
the meeting OF the Board OF Estimate yesterday to
ss that ri 100 be added by transfer 10 the appropra
ton NJ 500 900 made last year 10 purchase two lots
IN west sxty-seventh-st, between the Boulevard and
Ton,baye on which 10 erect a now police station for
the new precinct 10 be made by the division Of the
TSrenty-s{xtb. The Commissioners said that property
NJ desirable character could not DO obtained for less
than sol 100 After some discussion their request
vas granted but Mayor Grant gave notice that Tho
hoard intended 20 prevent the transfer OF uneNpended
baiances in the future by passing resolution that
sums left over from appropriations shord at the END
IN the wear be carried into the city treasury This no
thourbt would end Of the complications 70 which
the city Bookkeeping was now subjected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
HOSPITAL PHYSICIANS IN JAIL.
1ND1OTMENrS FOR MANsLAUGHTEh A0AINE

DIR. MARY ANN DIXON JONES AND HER SON. b
r,o Grand .Iurv Yesterday took action on the COM
,tts ., rcrard 10 the conduct OF tho Woman's HOS
nitaI by Drs. Mary Ann Dixon Jones and her son,
Charles n Dixon Jones. They are ihdlc.eu ,oI
mansaughter in the second degree In causing tnt snS
d"atbs ~ Mrs sarah T. Bates and Mrs lda Hunt, a
th Grsns Jury asked that the charter OF the hospta
he revoked Warrants for their arrest "ete ,Ss bnS
issued and the DIS. Jones were srres1o" ~ '"0 NO
pltal No. lt3 Do Kab-ave. -, 10Th Nth an
The first Indictment charged them potn es WIN TbSb
operation upon Mrs. Bates IN June a. Ia, Mrs Hunt
was removed from u hospital at the af q onssd
Mrs DR. Jones soon after an Opeisth ~ Imdgs
hn- death Tho prisoners were taken pelOre Juuko
Moore in the Court OF Sessions and PLEADED not
The bail OF Mrs Or. Jones was plaeen AZ 9,,cOT, S
,hnt Of Or G. n d. Jones at 5000; Bondsmen
werc not secured and late in the day they were sent
10 RAYMOND Street jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
LAWYER ARRESTED FOR CONTEMPT

Deputy sherifs McGonigal and Crawford arrested
Thomas Brennan, lawyer, OF No. Warren-st, yes
tertay, on an attachment issued by Surrogate Ran.
som for contempt Of court. As the executor and
,estamentary trustee Of the estate OF Della oConnor
Brennan has been ordered to deposit United States
bonds worth $4,000 with the Mercantile Trust Com
psny, which tho property OF the estate He failed
70 90 this. His bail hxed ct $4,000 There is also
criminal charge against Brehnaz IN connection with
Is sane saec, and he was arryeted on q warrant
ssuee py Judge German. June ~ was Get down as
ne CAV Tor the lawyers axaninakinR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
ENTRIES For TO-DAY.

Firenxi win gaIlop away with The first race. Fal-
can, with Garrison up, ought 10 run second.
Hawaiian and civn Service ought to 10 FIRST and
poond in the Minimum Stakes, bat Prince Howard
isoks dangerous.
The City Handicap is likely to furnish an exciting
tSe Aurelia seems 70 be IN excellent form at pres
ant She should win. Eurus should get the place.
bat BaIlston ard orlnsmme VII make him run very
Blue Rock and Bess may first and second in
Madstone ought to win the fifth race, and Beck
should be second.
FIRST 4ACE-PURSE 800 SPECIAL WEIGHTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
WrSTCUESTEP COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Thr Christian Alliance Of New
York has hired the old homestead Of Gilbert Lyon, In
Bruadway a. summer retreat There are
elghtyulnc causes be- tried In the CTult Court and
Court ui oyer and Tcrminer which cOnyeucs here on
Monday.
SING SISG.-WaUen Brush has returned from Al
bRny where he has bren In consultation with Superin
tcndcnt Iathrop, IN relation 10 making preparations
FOR work a. the prison soon a. the FasSet bill be
comes a law Goncrsl lAthrUp said yesterday; II
will take In my opinion AZ least year before can
hope get all tho convcs 10 work under tho proposed
latI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
I0NG ISLAND

NORTIIPORT The house Of Milton smith, in Bay
Vlcw-avc. vas totally destroyed by fire Thursday
night Tho origin 81 tho lTT Is unknown. Tho
b0lse was one " the finest In tho place. Tho loss
will reach 10000, partly covered by Insurance.
HUNTINGTON Doctors whit, and Horton have
heen arrested for falling 10 report 10 the Health
poari two eases OF scarlet fever said "a have &C
Curved AT Jericho. Tho complaint was made by Or.
watson, Health ONlcrr ~ the town
GLEN COyE-A bun owned by a farmer named
prittou AT Cctar swamp. gorcd Christian Jensen a
Swcje who was walking through a field whrro the
animal was grazing. Dr Hall. tho Coroner Of this
town who took the mans statement, says that jon
sen cannot live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
HOME NEWS.
= ,pnIv.Is AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
nREyooRT-General James H. Wilson Of Winnns-
toa, Lee t1SIfE Congressman william D. Kelley. Of
phi,sdeInhla; General Joseph r. Anderson Of Nirgna
,nd smith H. weed Of PlSttsburg N T. GiLSEa-
Cooeressman John A. Quackenbush Of Troy "lNDsON-
Ind9e Edwin Countryman Of Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01

General George = Batchcrr Assistant Secretary Of tho
Treasury in yesterday lie Is ono Of the committee
Of three appointed by Secretary wnium 20 consider tho
question whether the site Tor new Custom House selected
by MI FarchIld il tho best that be obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK ....-...... FRIDAY. May 81, 1859

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ........... FRIDAY May 81, 1859
ARRIVED
Denmark OBJ Rigby London May ~, with mnso
Punch Edge Co Arrived At thu Bar At 10 alm; a. ..
Steamer city Of Berliu Brl Lewis, Liverpool Nay ~
Queenstown 70 with dss sqi passengers 10 Peter
Wright s. sons. Arrived at tho Bar nj $50 N. - -.
Ahrauc OBJ Cameron Liverpool May ~ queens
town 90 with and 500 passengers Bruce lsmAy Ar
rived at the Bar NJ 3 Ss ~. go ,.. -
steamer Rbleta (Ger Thie@ Hamburg MAY ~ WIN mdss
and Ii CUrth Arrived al the ar m
steamer Island lDan skodL Copenhagen Nay 10, Chris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
NEWARK.

ono hundred girls employed IN tho Clark o. N. T.
twisting mIu, adjoining tho Gpinncrs' department In
Kcarny, wcro thrown out Of employment yoster
day a. result ui the splnneis' striko.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO DAE.
Ann 0uneemsnh
HENRY a DAHIEIA. M. ID

HENRY a. DANIELS, M. d.
sic wEsP i7eTE-sT.
pfseasra the system. oealte Urinary Organs
Irpoience and stsrility. Hours 70 IL boa
"YOU ARR THE DEAREST MAX on EARTH
OF mother when chs hrst saw
recent photograph lovely baby taken at
Gallery n Union Square.
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niece bearing tho words welcome Homo S SsDnr
ppanIed tho address. The Colonel made : nS hpont
preecb After which he told his friends stories sVo
bs travels and showed them some curiosiues no IVA
collected I'm Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
Sun 427 sets. Ii Moon sota 06G Moons are
uIGH WAFER
A. k-sAndy Hook 92t Gov. Island. Gao Hell Gate 1870
P.A-BAndy Hook Ole Gov. TAllud DAB Hell Cato llIS2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01

90 milo. jake Toms JOG (Flnneean to s. was first
Holland. ITO (Fox), to I, second and Clsmor IL
(Alen) to 8, third. Tme-1 % IA.
Second raee-seling for three-yesr-Olds and upward
one mile. Kedar Khan. los (AIIen). to 5, was first
Castsway JOG (chcrcek). to second, and NyiepthA
1o1 CLliy). 70 l. third. Tine-1 b3 1-2.
Third race-Pursc, for two-ycsr-oh Niles LIZ fut'
longs, Adele NJ Ito tRay), TO 1. nrst; Baly HOO lio
money. second, and Lady blackburn. ITO (aagee
TO 1, third. Time-1 :0l 1.2
Fourth raee-Purse for three-year-ods and up"aru
mile and 20 yards Ban Hszen, 90 (Ray), 10 l. was ms
Dad. lob (FtnneRan), 70 /. second. aiAi ouho~V D
o5 (Boysr, TO 10, third. Time-f SO S4' mn
Fifth race-Sensation Stakes for threoyearoldA tVVo
added "a mile. Avondae. 113 (Breckenridgeh 70 - "a
Hrst; Starter Caldwell. 121 CTaraD, 70 / seeouo so
Outlook 1l8 Cwarwick), 6 70 2 third Time-A - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-01
AIONG TIE SOUND.

WFSTPORT.-At a meeting ~ the Board Of Trade
nm Thursday evening siI 600 Of the 100000 stock
OF the proposed railroad from this place TO Ilawley
Vile was subscribed,