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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
v.prnrg yEwJERSEY TOWNS.

FLIZAEETIL-A new gas company has been organ
lied and Will be Incorporated with capital OF Sl'o
900. Tho company will oprrat' under charter grant
ed by tho Now Jersey Logi-latie seventeen years
arn and which has nrN er been used
TNION-The IchIch Valley Railroad company i
purchasing large tracts Of land Ia TINS '""h'hp' ="
which 10 build continuation Of ihoir ROAD nom
KoSclle I'm Linden township. 10 Newark
xrw.IHJ.Nsw,C;- over forty priests Of III" Cath
o,,c Church took part yesterday in the services a.
tho funeral Of Father Martens, Of 81. Johns Church
who died suddenly on Monday. Will" spending Ms
vacation In tho south. hIshup olnrrl preached Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
SOME OPINIONS ON CREMATION.

Casting about for backing, the Cremation Society
~ asksd tbs opinion OF hundred more ministers
h1ansn snd women on the subject Of burning insesa
a buxyfng the dead All sorts Of answers have
ssEs with the Of opinion largely In favor
cremation There arc, however, exceptions. DR..
see1 HAN doesn't hike II. and DR.. Crosby writes
1reay NAL no Is NOS advocate Of cremation"
-. Robert colber hss not made up his mind, but
49, nos 70 preach against w for the present
When b does make up his mind, be says. he will
pecsoe on The subject. Andrew Carnegie and Minnie
Psinsr sgsee with ex'Msyor hewitt that 4, IA a,bo
enly ssnstsls way Miss Rose Elizabeth caevsand
wants 10 b burned herself but Questions her
10 burn her friends. while Professor p. W. Tanssia
wants b ses the rest Of mankind burned before hs
tusu Comes. Then be says he will DO satisfied to TO-
ptshop Better spd George William Curtis are on
~ Sspes but the Bishop leans strongly toward the
n, end expects 70 drop Of on that side. Genea d
GoIaHo G. King writes that he considers the matter
- H0urection Of the material body. Rn~> fs-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND rlIY. Mayor Gleason Nr'trT1
auIrIricd John J sullivan. Il o." fi's' N n"l l"I''
C,rn,ruI..ioncr ir rlarr OF Patrick Dsiy, resigned
JAMAICA. Edward VI. Ilrli, SOW "t 'NrH .
Field la. purchased thr stack OF "lrl"l Nar'h -
,,,u and several other, IN ih" Jhnhfa am
Irrllyu Ealiwa, Company, which owns ih' tti
r.hr, aui an rlrcr' lhIruai running i"Irh th'
Two Ilaco, Tho pHrha' CIV, MI "h a , r."
,r,,n.. rtrg,.-i A.! t'' in.hiy ~ '"'h t''f-h
TOD An entirely new luprrcnt will !" put On tho
mad.
InIvT UIMIITOS Fairy y"-i"riV m"rring =
small israt wl, her sail set, was i"unl on l I"h
near Fort Hamilton. hhN!n. "n Io'nl A,'h N',"..,
=, X, / I Nul,,r 81 = NV l"rt. Uhr ~ ""N"r-l
WIN III ,l and APPARENTLY IA Wing condition, Ito
.al H. hah boon invited into III" boat ~ '"il'
Island ard hal Lonn rDhh'~i ni bcalcn. The pole"
arc searching for his a'Sa.lalis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
-up v,yog WANTS ryrr0Ru STREETS.

prr.,.nt Iu',hln. - ih' PARK department IAii BE-
,,, IN, U,ari Of Street opening y"st"rday ri"I q!
r,,us for c,ahI.hlng proIo-i streets In the Ahh"N'l
District The PROJECT has b,"n approved by commission
appointed by residents Of that part o' inc cry {" ""'"
o, Senator Caldwell and Jorinn l.. Mott are prominent
r,rrcrN Mayor ohl"c" " III" want OF uniformity
m IN. lines but expressed wish for II" Opening Of All
m. streets at once. lie sail that whom the PARK ID"
o,r,mcnt submitted q systematic plan he would Noto i"r
:, and holi tho Park Commissioners responsible Tho
matter vas Iai over give time for tn" preparation OF
al ,mrnt,i map Tho resignation Of william V l. Mercer
=. .,crrtary ~ tho Board accepted and on motion
n, pr,.irnt Arnold. NJ the Board Of Aldermen van
u.,,, Iiv,ngsinn was elected Mr.. Mercers succe~-hr
rb, .aInry Of pAc" Is 81 2o" Mr. Livingston hN'S
In Mayor Grants di,rct tho XINth but is not member
II IA, SarrnganS'tt Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
WrSTCUESTER COUNTY.

D., =, I,I,'. rrt.,rh ,,t start u, Jul. q frr a SIX
we,k, MN III -,u,n 10 -lnI. lrlirh ili scotland
I-rr ,UI~TEE.-ly the contract NAL" IS nc
,ru..cr. q, T. RI Clc.t r Ia" .Iuclpal su"'t' OF The
Win - ar a. he .htri les forty -" TN an hG"iN W
900 card" ppwcr from hnif an hour hr,nf" ms, =,
-, a., h,.rr. and Al halt b"'rf" Nu'IN' Ihr WIN ~
c,c",i,,. ,lr ,lr, and establishing: IN" paui IL rapd''
pTugT'~~ IA.
TNIiIiN TtWS An impri' "m"hi h9~"ltl"n ma "'
pi-,rn IN. street, al Unhlr rlh"> AMI hi' ,'"
r',h .uirt IN ~ dlrccHu. T." "'i' 81 rh ''rl
,,iI,v ~. President / I Yi" sic. u" d"n'. l''tr
II,, >ccic'arv l. \ Jam" r"rr"sp"mhin! 80 r,'LI
/. TtcIsun Chairman Of ca" ailNo '"MMi'''' J""'
kNrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
OYER NINE YEARS IN PRISON FOR HOWARD

OYER NINE YEARS IN PRISON FOR HOWARD
william 4. Howard the electric sugar sWndler
who was recently convicted Of dcfraudlng tho com.
pany which furnished the money for machinery"
was taken before Recorder Smyth yesterday for
tcnce. Assistant DstrictAuorncy Davis asked that
sentence be pronounced.
Howard leaned forward with his hand behind his
ear to hear the Recorders remarks, Tho Recorder
said: "After an impartial trial jury OF intelligence
convicted you OF this crime. The evidence showed
boyond a doubt that there was conspiracy between
YOU and the other defendants for the purpose Of do
iraudlng people out OF large sums OF money. You
succ eoded In getting largo sums principally from per
sons living outside OF the country. You added Ia
your crime by going on the stand and committing per.
irry again and again. The sentence Of the court
T. Shat von be imprisoned In the state prison at haIi
A,or tsf ths term Of nine year, and eight months
Itsnssd did not appear surprised at receiving
1onYlcted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
TO THE STATE CAMP TO-DAY.
COLONEL CLARK's LAST TOUR WITH TIE TIN
Ills pROnAnLE SUCCESSOR

Colonel Emmons Clark will go with tho eth R"H
ment for tho annual tour Of duty at tho State camp
to-day and will then Clore bis Official connection with
tho organization in which lie ha, scrNel long and
faithfully and among who's members he has aiwayr
teen a favorite. His re-, gnauOn was not uHrNIeird.
z, he he'd served the fun term Of twenty i've year
az colonel Io retIrcs with tho rank Of hrcv"' hrGi
der gcncr al, and may be called upon To tako com
mand Of a brigade I'm case Of need. There + all ap
patiently una"nlUuS feeling In the regiment that cap
tain Daniel Appleton, Of COMPANY /, sixth u The
line, Will be elected To succeed Colonel Clark. IL"
Il regarded by his comrades every inch a ouldINi
and all onlccr said yesterday that his selection vas
certain, as every other officer namol him As first
choice and the troops would vote for him almost .
a man. As tho election has not yet been orl'rc4
none OF the officers willing 10 say much about
the subject, 1t Is likely that FirtLcuicuant wallace
+. Peck will succeed Captain APPLETON. aud thai
Adjutsnt Gcncral George W. Rand VIII be IeapIolnci
The regiment Will assemble al 10 0ClUcK thi.
morning IN the armory and Will hc taken 10 u" suui!
Road. At the Barge Onico they viii embark On III,
tcambOat Long Branch and eNVcCA to arrive AT
Pcekskil at about = p. The officers Of III" Irgl
mcnt include: Colonel EmmOns Clark; lieutenant
colonel George NJ smith: major, William H. Kipp
adlutant, George ". Rand; quartfina,irr. John !.
Long cOnmssary Of sub, istcucc, Walter g. SCHUYLER
| INSPECTOR Of Iihc practice, william II. Palmer bur
Valentine: chaplain, John Il. PAXTON. about 800
ofit CTS and men expected 10 60.
G. A. Cappa's band Of over nifty pieces and a drum
| corps VIII accompany the regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

DTI GTINE LEAD w VI FF'F '""I NV IOt''T'
N,,, than . year ago an inspector Of tho Health De
,,,r,nt scltci number OF cans Of go0rehesh In the
,or. q, T,tr Rroher,. at No. 80 Bowcry. The stun
,a, b.cn imported from Soipc. In romeranla and had
spoiled III" way over on account '' inc '"u' l"'
r.r,n,nd wuln q member OF tho nrm, won't Ia Europe"
ant In the course OF his travels mt J. Abrahanf tho
o,c..re.h Gamer In St"p". AhrahnuS caused Mt
vuIr N bo arrested and Lrcauso che attHr could hnN
r,iuc. certificate that the unpaid for Roos"n"sh had
,rcn seized and condemned by the NcwYork authortla'
hc was lodged IN Jail Hs managed u procure his liberty
,nAIng An appeal, In hast" for certificate
rom tho Health board The document necessary TO
Keen Mr. wuH out OF prison Is now on ia way TO Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
WHAT r. GOING ON TO-DAY.

coney Island Jockey CLUB races eneep'A'~' D'''
ESQ p. m. - -. p.nn.,, N, state camp
Neryo,k canoe Club regatta, Sapleton. D. l.. D. M
49, pn.ri OF Assessors reference case. before ex'
'"1 x.,t.h bakers meeting, Military Hail. D. m.
Ma.hinoton Association Of New-Jersey annual meeuhs
@IsvtnS Of cornerstone Of West End Presoyeens an
Church, Observation-Disclosures anu Aen"e''''. -''
Iss.. American Military Union encampment Blommers
nomn.ny r. ood Regiment excursion to Pleasure BAY
Katrnaritania yacht race, New.YorE yacht oiuo
pourse, IL D m. go. ,o.,,,or ,a,.,ta
Hemnsead Athletic Association games. Hampstead
xdeiphi Academy Club athletic games, Manhattan
Athletic Club grounds, y. m .,., ...
Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION stnleuo sAl'0''
MUSIC in Central Park by Seventh Regiment Band
Rnss,sa Dramatic Club concert in aid Of Johnstown
vunerers Webster Hall, p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
A DINNER TO MR.. AsPINAI

.hor, ooo Renubltcans OF tho XIth Assembly Dis
,r,ct sat down last evening TO n dinner TO Assembly
man Joseph II. Asplnsl. who represented the district
in the Assembly last winter. The dinner was gwen
In Avon Hail. In Bedford ave, near Ful'on'st' which
was decorated for the occasion. Msjor f. H. HOODS
presided. The speech making was Informal bnt Inc
good work for the city done by Mr. Aspinai al Ahay
was cordially commended. Among those who spoke
be sides the presiding officer and the guest OF nc cN
ing were Indian Commissioner W. II. Lyon, FranK,h
woodruff Asa W. Tenncy, W III. WArfng, A. W.
Gleason and W. H. Wilson. Mr.. Asphalt sails for
Eurone next month,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
IT MAY STOP ALL DOODLE FINALS

The dispute a TO whother tho county shall pay the
further expenses Of tho bribery trials and look 10 tho
state for repayment shall wait for the Stat" TO
the bills this first instance may prevent the trial Of
NcOuadc ~ any other " the "boOders" District
Attorney Fellows says TIA there is no money to pay the
cSucnscs Of the" trials unless tho county advances tho
money and Mayor Grant has rcfu,ed to sign further
warrants on the ground that the STAT" should furnish
the money Mr. Fellows said yesterday that the Mcounde
case might not proceed on July 8. the Saratoga
County officials would not pay the expenses aud
further money could be obtained from this Dunty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

with ma,e and 4c%.n June r.
anpt,n u.s. with md.s and passengers Oelriehs CO 70
S s!esmtT T fSis' h Srl slSs har az on
ss.ns. X A. ''''H
ger. B1S ADAMS SG edsy with mdse
'o Hsn sSs ucs Mount days. with lum
Der 's S Bacs son vessel RAY po,, and
ssS T aha R DG% an
Steamer DSe 5 s SoSnon S.
steamer Kaswha Sears, Newport News with coal !"
Insy Miller Homer Bangor with ~d'' and pa,
Steamer Eeanora Bennett Portland. with mdse to HOrau0
BARK Fortuna Ger, Unrch Pau 10 days. with md'e !"
Wolf; vessel TO Tobias q co. ,,..,,. a,,,v. with
fruit 70 order 1es.e to Faneh Edge Co "a a,,,
s% as T Tnns fE%g
PsasuA SO days with nitrate OF '0'A
s hso ssw na and 'ss'
Arrived yesterday ,,
steamer C,enuegos Cotton Cruz June2 Havana ~
with mdss and passengers to Jas Ward Co.
Ada Belize June r. nth R %S: So n and
shp Highlander Edsst Marsees 80 days with ndse 70
order vessel scammel Bros
CLEARED
Steamer Ludgare Hin (Brl Brown, London-heh"ers'h
steamer Etrura tBr Hams Liverpool via Queenstown
s Jss1!p. sSn
steamer Ethiopia (Bri wilson Ga.gow- Henderson Bros
Steamer ThnEyals (Dan l@iup' o'otan nj" N'P'""o'
- saner Taormna (Ger Koch. Hamburg Funch. Edye@
Co M.
steamer Ems tGcr) Jungst Bremen via southampton-oe
steamer Ia Normandle (Fr). Cottcr. Hsyrc-A FORGET
steamer Lord warwick (BrJ. Prou stJohn Sb-eHnP'"n'
Sramrr Pm'elphia woodrck Iaguayra. Puerto Cabello
steamer Avcna tBr. Markay. kingston Colon &o-f'n'
Hi"smrT4 $40 Grandc Lewis. Royal and FcrnandIna
steamer rUguol, Kemble jacksonville via Chare't"n-wm
sa,arr CITY ot Augusta Atkins savannah u j. walker
slap stafford lBrD. smith loAohAhS " f"'N''
snip Juletao tSor, Erkson Buenos Ayrcs-Funch Edye
| snp, Rcucc Adams. san Francisco sutton & Co 49,,
brir sunlight IhOmp torg, Detnersrs- "
| Bris Eugene (Bry Munro Georgetown. Demerara-J
Er,s Rctndrcr strandt ~ Pierre, Martinique Tro"
I bridges sons ,,ur
Steamers ~ Roman. for Llvcrpsd; France London Aaian
Ia Montrgo Ray HallgT, cape Hayuen IroluosShe''on
| HchrnOnt. Vest Point, Va.
Ship Black Hawk for Bremen
| TIE MOVEMENTS OF srEAGERA
FOREIGN PORTS
,o,pox June Sailed Russian Prince tBr).
Iy,sroSSN June ao-saied steamer Spain tBr Gfthh
Gns 10 Arrived steamer Nssmyth tBr Holt from Now
,n1y Juny al Sailed s,amcr Boston City tBrl. Smith,
| for New York . , ,..,.,. ,--,,o GUY fp,,
y','I, from New York her way Ia Lndon pH fuJ'eR
TO- \r:srn from York on her way Ia Antwerp
| 'InIRp June Passed.. steamer Fhhman tBrh hoJoo'
fri; ES orr J%ne IL 3aiod steamer HuusarA tGer
| Ir!rhtliusrr. for Serio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
NEWARK.

u was After I A. III. yesterday when the Aquednct
poar1 took a final veto on tho contract with tho
Lchirh Valley Railroad Company for new water
supply 10 cost s6,OOo,OOO. Tho contract rs amended
was adopted 1t will be taken up by the Common
Council at the first regular meeting In July and u
appr,vCd tho work will DO begun Without rurthcf
delay.
Tho Republican Club has appointed committee
tD negotiate for tho purchase OF club house Inc
homo of stephen Plum In Park Place has poem oherea
49, ~ 600 am, rs nurrhaso Is (avuraLly considered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

Subscriptions to the stock OF the Peoples Trust Com
pany whose certificate Of incorporation was filed about
two weeks ago, have been Offered to tho extent OF
1850 600 although the share capital has been hNHd At
only $500 900. In dealing with this excess II IL AIn
that the committee on incorporation and allotment
OF shares consisting OF 7 A. Schroeder. Henry NJ
Cullen IT, William r. mn and Eugene O. Dlack fori.
intend TO pursue liberal motley and civ" th" Nhar
the widest diet rhtinn pp>'hl" sTrng IN" smaller sun
scrtbcrS ES Register william IT, Muriha has been
elected president Of tho company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
NOT YELLOW FEVER AFTER ALL.
pa. pUNoAN's DISEASE DECLARED TO BE he;
M1TTENr FEvER-pR. BoGERT OUT
OF QUARANTINE.

The Brooklyn Health Department raised the auaran,
tine IN tho house at No 17s Hancockst, supposed to
be infected with yellow fover yesterday The oish'
persons in II included tho family OF captain ihonP
son. with whom Dr. Duncan boauoa pol0to i =,
removed to tho Quarantine Hospital Oh o"i
Island some friends who we're In the mousse III poH'
who attended the sick man. and the Washcr"oin"i
who was there at work when tho mousse was f
,,nad They nut on clothes which had not been III
the house beforc II was dsnfcctnd. and altor '"oS
wore out the clothing they had taken on was I'o.
| ferted AS tho sick man was remover OH "o
dav IL is believed that all danger Oh con'asioh j.
con. Manv Of the nclghbors however have fastened
=, ,h. country for fear OF another outbreak OF ho
disease Word was received from Dr. snith al ou''ah
,,. ,s.,.naay that DR.. Duncan was not SUFFERING
from yellow foyer but from rcmitent FEVER no
recovering , ~,
A statement was issued yesterday BY number OF
fbe leading physicians OF Brooklyn In winch thos
urge that q physician must have ume I" MANI
nroper diagnosis OF case before creating needless
alarm 10 no suspects yellow foyer. as 1t Is noncon
tap,ous and is totally unlike smallpox or scarlet
fover I'm this respect. They also protested against
tho virtual Imprisonment OF Dr. BoGert m tho quatan
tired house by order OF tho Health Conmss9 Ii
Matheson Lewis Pitcher, George H. Fowler; S%Dh
g Johnson J. Lester Koop Alexander hntchan>;;
william Msddrcn, W. H. b. Pratt j. A. Ns'oA0 anu
Dr. Bogert said last evening that he propGsT 20
tcst the question OF the right OF Health Conhls Dcr
Grimm TO detah him in the guaranteed house 10y a
suit for damages against the city. nc Wa ,omdcd IN
been married I'm Montreal tomorrow anu h'''0
leave Brooklyn on Thursday. $500, -, ,oo,
rr John Griffin. tho Health COMMISSIONER W ,. ~
hv Trihune rrrorcr last night, and said thar w"
on,nIon of Health officer Smith and Dr n.srr'
friends would not alter in the least INC q, morcrt for
his failure TO Send m the proper notification OF M
D1ncan's case The Health Commissionsr tno"G nr
thnr. WOW .uelcent grounds for suppostng i,t.
pcans disease to 10 yellow fever IN WOW I 81 LtS
opinions expressed by exports lncluui'e i''
Ofloer Smith himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

Look into the windows as you pass
either of our stores and observe the
display of Barney Tweed suits. Moth
inc especially stylish about these
goods; they make simply neat, tldy
clothes that "won't show Dirt But
when it comes to wearing quality they
are serviccable beyond compare. About
the best thing "A man can select for bus
mess or travel. None anywhere else
ready-made. The custom shops get
$50 to $4O-our price for trock or sack
suits is $40.
The Summer fabric of the day is
wool. White and fancy flannel coats
or full suits. Flannel shirts, pretty
enough to wear almost anywhere es-
pecially when a graceful Windsor TIC
encircles the neck. We have these ana
everything else man or boy wears ID
ample variety at moderate cost Tor o.
pendable qualities.
Queer how a mans pride permits MN
to buy shoes from lis at Savlngoi
several dollars pair, yet conpels nun
to pay halter 81, Oh 50, for hat "oo
sell for $3.50 or SO.
Stores open this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
HOME NEWS.
INVENT ARRIVALS ATT THE HOTELS

AsroR-Nsvai Constructor Philip Hchborn. U. g.
Rsyy BREVooRT-J. @. Bancroft Davis. OF wssnns :,
kop. BRUNSwICK-General Henry B. Huoekop0, IT. y.
istsr ~ washington. FIFTH AvENUE-Senas1r 'v Una,
Gpooner Of Wisconsin; Ex-Governor Charles " aand
0IYGEY-Ex.G Governor LucIus +. Hubbard OF CO.
end John Boyd Thacher. Of Albany c.',.t. MURRAY
~ EyySN M.,,hew Hale OF Albany. STURTEyANT-eNVe
senator Henry j. Coggeshaii. WINDOW
man Leopold Morse Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
.,r,p IN spryD THE SIMMER VACATION.

Tho LAST OF tho three books Issued by III" Erie
puwsv f. termed "Summer Excursion Routes and Rates"
I, is attractvely gotten up with dAht hu'U'uoh'
., tho various important points Of interest along tho
t.,urcsour Erie 1t from the Erics other pub
u.,,ions nasmurh Is entrly devoted t0 excursion
,our. I, contains much valuable Information for any
ono concentrating an "outlng7 during their vacation.
The hook may had free application at the Eric
ticket onlccs In New.York city and Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
FIR AND COOLER WEATHER PRO Missed.

Tho rainstorm from the southwest which was heading
for the northeast yesterday has moved on into the Gull
Of st. Lawrence causing light rains all tho lakes
Clearing conditions, with high temperature, have pre-
vailed In every other part Of the country Al Key West
Yesterday morning Thermometer registered 81 degrees
while the ma xmum temperature in NewYork any part
OF the day did exceed 80 Early yesterday morning
humidity started at SO per cent gradually increasing
In force until ct midday had reached rs cent To-
days indications tavor, fair and cooar. weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
CITING WIRES ~ PiRK ROV
THE wEcTInH UNION COMPANY euFFrRS PROM
THE -rERN ORDERS OF THE rrHiI"
M AItTNE.Nr


THE sTLRN oRDERS OF THE rrBfIn
WORKS prTAnTMF.NT
Tvcnty llhuT,ls under c0ntrn"i"r' %'nG hm"r
orlcr, from tn, department ~ ruh'ir Works N~'"r
d,y hrsln cutting the irlrGnlh "irr, IN Park Row
lrrYrcr Er,a,.uay and th" culran"" to H." l'r ds"
Their acton aprar,nily mans vigorous r"'unl'il"n
Of un y Hey lc.,l lN Mayor Grant about ~" months
,rp v!,.n Lc caused the cutting down 81 the poles
along BrUidvay and adjacent avenues from Union
>Gua,c to TIt' uIntlsL Yr.'eray, however, n
role, v.r" fll.d but nearly all of tn" 10 wI"s OF
ne Western Union Company wore cut away. rw"
INSPECTORS Of IA" subway commission on hand Ia
see ual Ia" work don" properly.
Among tho worst sufferers wrrH tho newspapers
vhu,n Offices line Park Row. Tn" wires from ~"
Western Union Building which lead directly into
their premise, and from which thor special operators
receive the news, known aS "lOprs," and frum
-pmc Offices all tly~o loops were cut away. In
such cast, the Operators wcfo Obliged 10 s" to ~"
Western Union Building and send copy to tho oiilc1
IN To old fashioned way
4. L. Link, night manager Of tho Western Union.
| when a,kr how much damag" tho company had
| suffered, sild: b" We cannot toll A, yet some O'
the wire, supposed wrr' cut at on" tim" In tn"
! evening to DC all hight now. supp 80 that
| which wcio ancrwarl CleaI~I away. The sam" thing
| We Ind TO hc true Win some Of tho newspaper
| loop Most Of these wirrs along Park Row run in
our local offices the Fast HlH aud their loss will
| cause trouble, though We arc able 10 get along
| At prarnt"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

TO INCREASE POSTOFPICE FACILITIES.
Tho commissioners investigating the PoStohcc Will
separate to-day. Tho report Of the commission Will
be sent to Postmaster General Wanamaher. II
recommends a substantial increase In tho number
OF clerks and makes several suggestions as to how
increased can Do obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
SHIPPING VIEWS.

PORT or NEw.YoRK".........FRI JUNE 81. 1899
ARRTvED.
steamer Holland (Br foot London Juno l. with mdso TO
r W J Hurst Arrived Al thu Bar at 5 an
Steamer city Of New York tBr Iaui. Liverpool Juno H.
Queenstown II with me ami s2S 10
d Sons Arrived VI the Bar ~ 1 OF IN
Steamer CITY Of Homo (Br, Young, Liverpool Juno l3.
Queenstown with mdsc and $40 Passengers Henderson
BrOs Arrived ut the bat ~ M
Steamer England Br Heeey. Liverpool Juno 9, Queens.
town with md.o aud 2J2 psssengersto FW Hurst Ar
we'd Of the Bar AtAAm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
TAXING pHOrOGKAPHs or

Pres icnt Wilson, Of the Health boari. with Com
missioner bryant, Chemist Martin and Inspect tor
NcvIns,, spent part Of yesterday In small launch,
examining the piers about which Spcctor MUrrau
Morris recently made an Interesting report. Tho
obiect Of the examination was 10 rOnfCm Dr. Morris
statement. regarding the unhealthy conditions at som"
OF the dorks Mr.. Martin took along hi' camera
10 get photographs Of Of tho worst deposits OF
filth at low tide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22

Cooke makes tho brfofest comment Of all She writes
from Pfttsfeh: az consider cremation heatheaisn.
Yours truly etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,
1O-DL 7.


sun nses t2o Sets 73l Moon rises lis Moons age "a
k-ssndy Hook 602 Gov. Island. 3OI He'll Data $40
P.N-sandJ HOOK 343 GOV. hLasL 43l5 Hell Cato o;O5