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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
WELL-DRESSED UoMEy FoRGERS.
THEY LIVE IN MADIsoN-AvE!- AND PAY EoR
THEIR PURCHASES WITH WORTH:
LESS CHECKS.

For some time complaints have been coming In at
Police Headquarters Of the swlndng operations Of two
weldrcssed women who went about the stores buying
things and paying with forged checks. The checks
signed, or purported to be signed. by Seth u.
French member Of the banking firm OF Van Amburgh
& Atenbury according to Inspector Byrncs. The best
description OF the pair came from Lord Taylor's,
week ago Ono thing marked them out above all
others-One Of the two was lame, nOtceaby so when
they walking together.
All trace lost OF them until yesteIda>. when they
went TO TIfsDy's and bought Sl68 worth OF silver
plate paying with check for $3.50 on the Second Ma
tlona Bank and S5 in cash They ordered the things
sent to the Grand Central station The warning sent
out from the detective bureau had reached Tifany's,
and tho cashier ran around TO the bank with
the check and asoertaIned that It was worth
less He called Inspector Byrness Office by telephone
Detectives CO,trel and Aande reached the Grand
Central Station before TiGany's delivery wagon and
found the two women waiting there. They arrested
them and started for Police Headquarters.
On the way down in FOurth-ave. car ono OF
the prisoners tried slyly TO tear up and put away
some papers, but was caught IN the act. The papers
proved to be a bundle OF checks Eve OF thom wcro
signed Seth B. French and were drawn on the second
National Bank, TO the or,icr OF Mrs. \. hSm. Ihey
represented amounts varying from $3.50 to go Three
checks two for SI25 each and one for SIT, were
signed Esther F. Moore the OF wealthy bankers
widow, and three Others purpOrtng to have been
drawn by the Same woman 10 the order Of william
Livingstone represented amounts aggrgatng S2lp
The prisoners when arra!gncd at Police Headquarters
refused fatty 10 give their names or any lnOrinhIon
about Themselves, and demanded lawyer without
delay. Inspector Byrncs's men found our: however;
that they went BY the names OF DOllie Werner and
Mr. Beck and lived In styiO in MadlsOnave board
inghouse.
Lord 4 Taylor cashcd chc"k for $50 on n purchase
Of E2j for the women. and gavc them cH'h IN r"turn
for the worthless paper ErOOhs BrniheS wcrr
swindIcd out Of s2O on check for 80. Arnold &
Constable also among their several victims.
They VIII DO Mraigncd IN cOut to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
HarLsroR,rs AND HEAVY PR0srs.

Kansas Cny. Mo, May 24.-Thc Denver express
on tho Union Pacific Railroad which left hero last
night rolled back INTO the Union Depot this morning
for breakfast Tho train proceeded a. far as tho
state line las, night and there It stayed. The tr'-
mcndous hail and rain storm last evening had caused
dangcruu, vaShuutS on the track. The Rock Island
uses the trark Of the Union Pacific, and oday both
rual, are using the Santa Fc and Missouri Pacific
tracks temporarily. Western aud Northern Kansas
report fierce hail and wind storms.
wabash. Ind. May 24-Grat damage was done 10
the corn and potato crops In this region by tho fr"1o
Wednesday nIShu. Wheat was also slightly inlur"i.
Columbus. Ind, May 24.-There vas heavy whtn
frost here last night which did considerable DAMAGE
to fruit and getablNS Tho wheat which IS head
Ing out Is alsn somewhat iniurCd.
Grand Forks, OAK, May 24.-Thcre was heavy
white irus' hero last night,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
MR. LINCOLN TO BE PRESENTED TO-DAY.
NO SET SPEECHES AT THE QUEENS RECEPTION
srIII

London, May 24.-RObert T. Lincoln tho American
Mtnister. Will leave here for Windsor at 40 O'Clock
to afternoon, when he will be presented to tie
Queen Mr.. Lnoaln Will be conveyed from the railway
station at Windsor 10 the Castle I'm the court carriage
It will not be possible for Lord salisbury to present
the Minister 10 the Queen, as no Is 10 preside
Ut a meeting of the Cabinet which has been summoned
for tomorrow, and that duty Will therefore devOlve
upon Vscount Cross, Secretary OF State for India
Mr.. White, of the American Legation will accompany
Mr. lincoln 30 Windsor but viii not be present at the
presentation 10 tLe Queen. Mr.. Lincoln win make
sot speech oB the occasion, nor Will the Queen make
a reply. They will merely exchange compliments
and eXproSs the hope that the friendship at present
existing between Great Britain and tho Unitod states
will continue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
lrrRAIsEMENr 0E rME READIN0 LRON w0NK&

lppRI EASEMENT or THE READING IRON WORKS.
Reading, Penn, May "a (SpecIaD The long
patod appralscment Of the Reading Iron Works which
failed nearly three months ago, was flrd In court he"
this afternoon The personal property Is appraised al
S5GG 5g7 O3 and the real estat at S7l5Ol2 5O total
OF II 2sI $40 a. The personal property includes all
the material on hand finished goods, etc. There Is a
mortgage Of SGOOOOO the works, aud after the pay
mont OF this nrcOrllng TO the appraisers figures there
will be left SGsl $40 43 for tho creditors. The cst
mated claims Of all the creditors over 81 100000
II IS now believed that the affair viii be wound up
with all possb, speed. All The material that will not
su IN ADV antas Will be worked up into salnblc goods,
hut stapIe merchandise pig iron aud the like. VIII bc
son as rapidly as possible. An effort Will also be
made 10 dispose OF fhc plant There seems To DO no
prospect OF reoI ganzing the concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
LORD DUNRAvEN'S SWIFT CUTTER
THE vALKYRIE BEATS TIE YARANA AND IRES
IN GOOD BREEZE.

London. May o4-Thc yachts Valkyric Yarana
and Irex sailed anothci race to-day. Tho finish was
made with good southeast bVeze after splendid
race. TIE ValkyHe again proved the winner, her
time being hours, minutes, 20 seconds. The
Yarana was second In hours, l3 miRutA =.
seconds, and the Irex third in hours, II miput 10
seconds.
Yesterdays the course on
Wednesday and Thursday, hut the wind and other
conditions were much better. The Narana got tho
lead al tho start. the Vslkyre being third but the
latter gradually pulled up, and the race was Orcsune
conclusion long before arriving Al the Mouse Light
At this point the time NRkyHe. Oh. @2m. 55S. ::
YAfenA 2h, 27m. 26S. lTeN, "h. 34m. SS. Then the
spinnakes were set, the lrcN going much better in
the run hcme
with time allowance, the VaIkyrio beat the Yarana
by one minute and thrce secOLds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
HILLS SIGNED ny rHE GovrRyoR.

Albany, MAY 24-Thc following bills havo been
signed by tho Governor:
Chapter 2u7- Amending New.Yorf Ctys Consollla
ton Act In far II regulates the construction ot
buildings IN that city. ut docs not apply to grain
elevator srr,ctcd tide watcrl
Chap. 2Os-AmendIng tho act concerning the claim
Of william Nc Donald for damages account of i'm.
prlspumcnt by order Of tho Senate. Allows tho Board
Of Claims to award sum not "a exceed aSOOl
Chap. 20O-Amcudlng the charter Of watkins. al
loving the village To contract with any water COM
pany organized under the laws OF this State.
Chap. 3OO-AmcndlnR Ncw.Yurk CItv's Consolda-
ton Act in that the city Clerk must b" resident
Ia his absence from his Oico tho deputy may perform
all the duties.
chap. 3Ol-Amcndlng the act Of 800 relative 10
the Incorporation ui societies clubs for social and
recreation purposes In relation ~ a quorum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
IIJvE. TyOUGH PROVEN DEAD.

Baltimore, May "a (speciaD.-Nearly twenty years
ago. Abraham smith, of HagerStown, Nd, separated
from hts wife and disappeared. His dV"ghter grow
to wOmanhood, and the mother finally believed her
husband dead Ills father died several years ago. and
the estate he left 10 his missing was claimed by
the wife. Under the Seven Year Absence Law, this
death Of Abraham Smith proven In the Washington
County Court aud loterS Of administration issued to
his daughter. Oily few days ago mother and
daugr-sr wr"~ sta rhri 81 TIC reappearance Of the
husband AMI father H. Hagcrstown He did not seek
reconciliation, but after securing the services of
lawyer and Hing claim 10 his fathers estate agars
lIhAnIRnrnl -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
TIE BET. CHARLES SrURGEOY ASSAULTED
AN ANGRY HUSBAND RESENTS TIIE MINISTER'S
ATTENTIONS To HIS WIFE,

AN ANGRY HUSBAND RFSENTS THE MINISTER'S
ATTENTIONS To HIS WIFE
san Francisco May - Especial The Row Charles
~purccon. OF the famous English pulpit orator
among the passengers by The last Australian
steamer which reached hcro fortnight ago Last
Ihur-day II WavUDa IA" MarI",a biz trc station,
he narrowly escaped tho vCug~anc" ot an Hte nshand,
who-r wife h. had paid undue attention. While on
a visit "a NcN zealand. wts,H his Guth"r has pastor
ate, spura'on met his old fiouh, James DuCkwcrth Of
rAztl"nn Hail. Rockdac. England, ~ the richest
mil owucr, In England. who Was travelling with his
Young vltc Duckworth II many years older than his
wife and not In good health. Spurr"On and Duck
worth crossed the Pacific together, and Duckvorih n
noustraicd with spurgoon over N" warmth Of tho
llttrrs attentions IN his wife, which created gossip
slight coOln,~s cusurd, but when party was mHdN
up for the Yosemite Spurr"on acrr mpaucd H. lie
renewed his attention., Ia Mrs. DurEwurth. 50 that
hen WHwuna was reached ou the return journey the
hu.hrud suddenly rNrl1imcl IN wrath
" I've mind 10 thrash you, SIR
Buckwurth struck Spurgrun once; then they
cllnchcd. but Mrs DurkwOifh throw herself between
the coinbatauts aud spurgcon rrtracd hchnd her and
her companion and escaped 20 a hotel The town
cOusfahIC arrived and placed DucRwurth under ~
rest. but he Wls soon rlca~Ni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
SASH and DOOR FACTORY DESTROYED.
100000 FIFE IN SECOND. .AvE-THREE FIRE.
MEN INJURED.

MEN INJURED.
Fire last night destroyed the hvestory factory, No
1910 second ave. at Sixty iOurth-st, occupied By the
Ncw-YOrk Sash, Door and Blind Company. The
flames were discovered at IL o'clock and burned for
several hours. Shortly after the fire broke out the
hvc.stOry tenement house adjoining the actory
on the south attacked by the
flames. There were sixteen families in tho house
and tho startled Inmates rushed out TO the street in
their nightclothe5. The Grcmen were able, however
to stay the spread Of tho flames on that side
The members OF Engine Company No "a wero
lighting tho flames the first floor when back draft
came down and they were forced out to the street
Several Of them slightly burned, and three Of
them had to Dc sent home. Foreman Golden and Fire
men Horn aud sennell sustained severe burns about
tho fach and hands. When the factory building had
been completely destroyed the flames az
lacked tic Odcn National Livery stable, No.
3O4 East slNty fouNh.st., and the fire
men at a late hour Worc having a hard time tn
prvcnt tho nTc from spreading. They expected 10 be
able to the stable. The loss the factory and
is contents Is estimated al $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
p,r,r IccyDyyr 1T / MINING SHAFT.

Wllkesharre May "a lSpeciah.-An accident TOOK
pIare at the Pttybonc SHAFT Of tho Delaware, La"ka
wanna and Western Railruab today. The shaft Is
30 feet deep and a gang Of six mon we're al work
I'm tho bottom. They had loaded the bucket Win
about two tons OF rock and It was haul"b up to the
surface. Just a. It reached the mouth OF the shaft
tho rops brOkc aud tho loaded bucket went down
like "a flash Of lightning. How any Of n" mon al inc
bottom escaped instant death Is a miracle. Ed"aru
CarL and George Neat wcr badly hur, and DanlcI
German and Gctrg' Greasy we're only sllghuN IN nn
iured II was three hJurs before they "eic 'aA'n
ont u the pit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25

THE MONTHS OUTPUT or ANTHRACITE COAL
Philadelphia, May - (SpccaD.-The belnted report
OF the production Of anthracite coal In Pennsylvania
for Aprn Just issued, shows that the output Wa
. n741g0 tons, and for the year 10 April 30
og7 ABB TONS falling of OF ,22s,so3 tons fom tho
,. nc4od last wear The stock Of coal at tidewatsr
.shirnIng polnts Increased 65,S45 tons during tue
rniprtb aggregatlug 0O4 ,B2s tons on April 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
Fighting FOR THEIR HOMES.
DESPERATE RESISTANCE TO EVICTION ON
THE OLPHERT ESTATE.
BARRIoADEs ABOUT THE HoUsEs-THE ATTACK.
ING PARTY MEET WITH STONES AND
BOILING WATER.

Dublin May 24-The work Of evicting tenants was
continued on the Olphert estate today. The evc.
tors met with a desperate resistance During the
struggle Inspector Duff was badly wounded. The
tenants had erected barricades around their homes,
and from behind these defences they hurled stones
and other missiles at the attacking party. Boiling
water also thrown upon the evictors, and num-
Der Of policemen and bsilHs badly scaded. The
police arrested fourteen persons.
An Immense crowd Of sympathizers with tho ten
ants had gathered at the scene OF the ev6ons, and
when Mr.. Ritche the agent for the estate appeared
upon the ground he was vigorously hoOted The
attitude OF the crowd finally became threatening
that Mr. Ritchie fearing personal violence, took his
departure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
AFTER THE SIT. PAUL BREwERrEs

st. Paul, May "a (SpcclaD.-hn attempt Is being
made by syndicate Of English capitalists to get pos
session Of the numerous bIpwcres Of 81 paul. Tho
operations ot the Engllshmcn are widespread. Their
alleged offer OF ~ 100000 for the Anhcuser- Busch
plant IN ST. Louis which was rejected, and their
subsequent offer OF 100000 for tho simple naming
OF a price at which thoy could purchase, which was
also TpjeC.od gained wide currency. IL IL sam bhat
the agrh,s VI tho syndicate had been IN st' ta,i @
IL not all of the ST, Paul brewers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
pIsipp0ryrEp RrorgRs IN GrrHRrE.


Guthrie. Okla, May 44.-The soldiers wcre yes
terday called out for the first time since the opening
Of Oklahoma and for several hOaS hS town was
practically undsr martial lAw- Tho meetings held
every night for week hy tho men who lost their
lots through contests and by tho opening Of Streets
eliminated In riot yesterday. Ono Of the best lots
In Guthrie was awarded by tho Board Of Arbitration
Ia Drlsroll OF Chicago. Old man Demcr. Of Kansas,
occupied the front u ne lot with tent. Dris
coli erected bnllding rollers, ready TO shove it
10 tho front, as soon Dicmer should vacafn Re
Gently tho council passed au ordinance empowering
the marshal 70 eject every person whose claim for
a lot had been rejected By tho Arbitration Board
This put INTO execution would afect over thousand
persons. The town government made teSt case of
the Drisco oil Diemcr contest. The marshal proceeded
TO remove Diemer and hls tent Immediately mob
OF 200 mon collected and drove the marshais away
The mob was about TO attack the Town Hall when
Captain Cavansnch arrived upon the scene and dis
pcr~ed them after which the city authorities resumed
tho work Of eiecting DFmor Dicmer fought lks a
tiger and had 10 be dragged from his tent 10 the street
prlscoll's building vas rolled forward ThN mob At
tcmptcd the hous pieces, but this time the
city a'lthoritcs able To repulsc the angry men
Without the aid Of soldiers Last night soldiers
guarded the principal stTeS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
An OIL PIPE LINE FL

An OIL PIPE LINE FROM ONO 70 NEW YORK.
Grove City, Penn, May GA new eightinch pipe
Hne Is now being laid from Parker Pom, u Sgnet,
"oou county, Ohio, where Will connect with tho
Lima lAne' and thence run 10 Chicago From Parker
SHihch line will be laid to Coal Grove Mexican
County Penn, where It viii connect with q slx-lnch
lno ALREADY laid to New-York City II IS said tho oil
VIII be pumped from the Ohio field 10 York where
with fuel and light. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
TIE CzAR RSrERTA1NING TIE smAm

ST. Petersburg. May 94-The CZATinA and the Grand
Duchesses received the Shah at the Hermitage to-day.
A banquet aferwari gvcn at the Winter Pla"c
in honor OF the Shah who At tho Cbt hand OF the
Czsrna. when the Gar arose and offered toast In
honor OF hs guest a Ealvo OF twenty ono guns was
fred by the artillery stationed I'm the fortress Of Peter
and Paul. The Shah offered toast IN honor Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
ruu n IR pPvST0Y COMMrTTEE

Kansas city, Mo-, May 2S.-Psst Commanderin.Chiet
Lucicn Falrrhtd OF Milwaukee, was to-day appointed
on the National O. A. r. Pension Committee, succeed
Corporal James Tanner, the Commissioner OF Pensions
VINO last week sent In hts resignation. C0mmanderin
Chief Major william Warner and AdJutant. General
wlegel left here tonight for Milwaukee to arrange
anal details for the National Encampment OF tic
q. A. r., tho last week In Ars2st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
BuEyos AYREs HAS A PORT AT LAST

Washington, May 24.-COnNu Baker. at Buenos
AyTes under date Of January 90 reports that ucnos
Ayres has At last got port. and that u is longer
necessary for tho largest class Of
to anchor twelve miles from shore and that there IL
longer any necessity for paying excessive lighter
age charges. amounting sometimes n mOrr than the
entirc freight charges from Europe the United
States. The mpict0n OF the prlect by which this
result secured celebrated with mucn en-
thuSiaRm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
pprvrsroBrc PEOPLE IN IOWA.

Waterloo, Iowa, May 24.-Prof"ssor Weoster' o'
Charles Cty, who Investigated tho ancient mounds near
,tat ulacs few weeks ago, has Just finished opening
ave mounds near bradford, In Chickssaw County
II, fouud In them thirteen fairly we'll prcscr' i
sksctons The skulls OF all showed tho same chaf
acfertcS OF low development that were shown by tho
skeletons near Floyd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
wOMEy's RIGHTS IN coyvpnwcrr

Hartford, Conn, May 24.-The House to-day
passed bill providing that no person shall be
disqualified for being member Of any ecclesiastical
society, with all the privileges and rights of male
members, or from holding Office In such society, hy
reason of sex also, bill making women eligible q
the offices OF assistant town clerk and regis>ff 20
births, marriages, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
rvr rWrGGS SWORDS RESTORED.

Washington May 24.-The celebrated IWlgSs
sworIs which have been IN the custody OF 'he uoV'
.rnmcnt since 1862 we're to-day delivered BY eecre
,o,v window to A. c. Mycr, executor OF the TwlggS
s,totc This is IN accordance with the provisions OF
nm net passed by the last Congress and the ue'isiHn
Of ts Court of Claims establishing the owners oi tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
MORE HoNoRs FOR TIE LrFE.sAvERs.

London, May 24.-Thc Lord Mayor Of London to-day
presented esu 1nais Captain Murre and the other
officers and OF the British steamer Missouri
which rescued the passengers and crew Of the Dnnsh
steamer Dsnmark in mid OCEAN. The pre>enat Dns
were male at the Mansion House The Mayor also
read letter from Prince bismarck. IN which the
rescuers spoken Of In highly Mandatory terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
1 SIDE MAEuFAC CrURER RAII.s.

Brdrcton. y. j., May - lspcc!a9.-Joseph H. Hunt
shoe manufacturer Of NincIhnd' has made an assign
ment for the benefit OF his creditors MS as7o, ana
liabilities are $4,000 Nine thousand dollars that he
hsid I'm trust for bis children Is lost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
MR. GLADSTONE KNOCKED DOWN BY A CAB
THE GRAND OLD NAN CHAsEs THE DRIVER AND
rror ne Liza TIL rur nn1 1cr. .nn1,r

Lnndon, Nay 24s-whae Mr.. Gladstone ives crossing
Piccaly, At the function Of BeFkseyst last evening
he knoeksd down by q cab which was turning .nto
the street at the same moment He was Immediately
assisted TO his foet by several spectators and finding
hlmself unhur, ne instantly after the cab which
he stopped and detained the drver had been taken
into custody by The police Mr. Glafst tone attended
the House Of Commons TO night and appeared be
wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25

NoRBASgSG BELL TELEPHONE STOCK.
Boston, May "a tspecial tile Legislature has beon
.shasksoiS willing 10 pass the bill Increasing by
n1VooOooo the capital stock Of the He'll Telephone
.smpans' u passed the Senate IN all lis stages
ras,, snnsn snDe rollcaH 3 favor accorded TO few
"essufes OK kneb importance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
Rhode ISLAND RBPuBLIoAg LEAGrE.

Providence, May "a speciap.-Tbe Republican
League OF Rhode Island held IT, annual convention
today, with dinner About forty delegates were
IN attendance. Among those pesent were senator
elect Nathan p. Dixon, Representative Henry J.
BpOoner, Ex-Governor A. o. Bowen and Ex.Attoruey.
Gensral Colt. ofiees were electsd, consisting OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25

DELAYING THE WOMAN sUFFEieB 0uhsuaoss
Boston, May 24.-In the House this mofnins ..as sas
hill granting suffrage women on nesnse -
was referred to the next General ocart, aner - -
debate Then by q vote OF o9 20 80 si,s,pa go
refused 10 reconsider tats @N'tV'' -
matter for this yeaxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
DIRECTORS TO BE PROSECUTED.

Paris, May 24.-In the Chamber OF Deputies 10
day NJ Thevenet, Minister OF Justice, amounted that
all the directors Of the late Compton d'Escompte and
the sOciete dcs Mctsux included ~ The judicial
proceedings Instituted by the Government against
those concerns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
WHAT BECAME OF THE LEAGrEs HOOKS.

London, May 24-T u. Sullivan, member Of The
House Of Commons FIR the College Green division OF
Dublin, and formerly the treasurer Of tho Land
League testified before the Parnel Commission today.
He stated that portion OF the Leagues books aud
documents had heen tshon 10 the house Of Mrs.
Malopev. ln Dublin. Arthur O'Conn0r took some Of
them 11-LondUn and Dir. Egan took Others 90 Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
Pissed ovRR 1 vERyOR's VETO,

Hartford May 24.-In rho House today Tho Dill
relative to oeomargarne, which was vetoed pY ihe
Governor was lassod over the veto by ABOUT tIiry
.'o~ - resemble butter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
NEW-YoRK, SATURDAY, MAY, 25 1SS9-TEN PAGES.

benjamin NJ. Bosworth, OF Warren, for president
yce presidents, Henry T. Tiepke Altrcd J. Means ana
Henry W. Hayes secretary, H. A. l.. Potter, r., on
Providence; treasurer Colonel Isaac L. Con, OF froNi-
dence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
THE QUEEN SEVENTY YEARS OLD.
THREE BARONETs AND A KNIGHT CREATED IN
HONOR OF TIE ANNIVERSARY

London, May 24-Anong the persons upon whom
the Queen has conferred honors on the occasion Of the
anniversary Of her birthday arr Joseph Edgar Boehm
the sculptor, George Burns and Professor Stokes who
made bsroDcts. Andrw Reed. Inspector General
~ the Royal Irish COnstsbulary, has been made a
Knight
The Queen Is seventy years oil to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
JOHN BRIGHTs WILL ATrEsTED.

London, May A.-Tho will Of John Bright was
sworn IN to-day. Tho teGtatOr bequeaths al estate
valued at sO,ls4 pounds 10 his children. Tho Will
contains no public bequests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
ALsATANs CHARGED WITH TREASON

Paris May 24-"The Nineteenth Century says
that number OF Frenchmen have been arrested by tho
German authorities at Soultzmstt. Asace On charge
OF