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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
FATALLY Stabbed IN AUBURy PRISON.

Auburn, y. Y, June 22.-As Captain Whiting, the
keeper In charge Of the north wing Of the prison,
unlocking the cells this morning and the prisoners
taking their places for the march 10 the bucketH
ground. a convict. John oBrien, attacked Ben1amiu
MudOOn. another convict, with shoe knife stabbfna
him three tiUcs. twice In the left arm and once IN
the left side. The wound in the sid will probably
prove fatal. year ago Mudoon interfcrcd 10 prevenb
O'Bricn from assaung another convict named,
Hallcnbeck and since that time his aSsailant has
constantly carried a knife for the avowed purpose
Of killing him. MudOOn. O'Brien and Hallenbeck aC
all lom OnUndaga County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
uIIE SEz pERcEs ASKING FOR A NEW AGEN

pIIE NEE PERCES ASKING FOR A NEW AGENT.
Washington, June 22-James Reubens Nez Perccs
Indian, from Idaho, called on secretary Noble and
Acting Indian Commissioner Belt to-day, and warmly
protested, in the Of his tribe, against the
retention IN Office OF Charles +. MOnteth agent
for his people Mr.. Monteth the agent for
the Ncz PcrccS during tho four years Immediately prior
to 1885, when he succeeded By George W. Norris.
His present appointment made since the incoming
VI the pre- sent Administration. Rcubcns represented
that during Monteith's former term he had forfeited
tho respect and good will Of the tribe by repeated
arts Of cruelty, and that on many occasions be had
dcmOnsra rated tho fact that he had no Interest what
ever IN the welfare OF the Indians. Secretary Noble
assured Rcubens that his charges would receive his
careful attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
BOMBS OFVERED AND ACCEPTED

Weshipg,on june - 1','a', bond Offering,
were follows:
Registered As ~ roo Of 100 OK lnicrrsi
Registered d l Is S-,7UO at 100 TO. $1,000 at
100 IS.
RegistS FLA 900 and 900 600 AZ lOG IS
AL the offer wcr" accepted except thc T@.7OO
Registered d at 100 cN interest.
Tho rccnt small offerings Of bonds have r-.suliod
In STEADY Increase In the Tca,ury surplus, which,
according 10 tho Tcasurcr's statement issued to
day, amounts To SG5 22j,OOO Tho following is A
statement Of United states bond, purchased from
August ), 1857 10 dat:
Amount purchrSci / por cents. Ril.7Ij 300 !:
IL per cents, SllO3al 800. Total, SI7.,Oi7 100
COST per cents, $T0OOOI O7; IL per cent,
sliD4j2 537 Total, si1- BE- ,734. Cost a. ma
turi'y-i per cents. FlO-.7II .C-:I: IL Der cents
slH5, j57.030. Total. T@3I,bU2 U22. saving 4 p,I.
cents, go, G53, t.G; IL per cents. SG,lo3 iv2
Total s35, 75O,2e5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
EA. IRISH ASKED TO RESIGN.
CORPORATION COUNSEL CLARK WANTS ONE OF
HIS ASSISTANTS TO co


HIS ASSISTANTS TO co
CORPORATION Counsel Clark sent q letter to Assistant
Counsel Frank A. Irish yesterday requesting his rosig
nation In the letter Mr.. Clark says:
have carefully examined the summons and com
plant stndsvit and preliminary Injunction IN the
action OF Thomas O'Bnen against Edwin A. Post ana
others Commissioners Of the Dock Department OF the
CITY OF New-YOrk. which papers were received py my
predecessor February TO- and assigned by him TO you
for defence. have also fully Informed myself OF me
fac and circumstances apperainDg TO this case ana
cannot resist The conclusion that your conduct IN
allowing the motion to continue the preliminary IN:
Junction TO remain unopposed for four months. and
your neglect 10 hterpose an answer to the complaint
for the same length OF time, Notwithstanding the fact
that Jou were informed BY Mr. Edwin A. Post on The
18th OF April that the condition Of ne pier In oontro-
versy daily becoming moro dangerous 10 de-
serving of censure This determination renders
it unnecessary for me TO withdraw. In any
modify the statement made 10 you At recent
versation that the management Of this ton by you
fully justified me tn requesting you 10 tender to me
your resignation
Mr. Irish made reply to Mr. Ctn,k's letter yester
day His salary Is $500 Q year The pier Mr.
Clark refers TO 10 No. 55 East River The lessee.
Thomas O'Brien obtained a temporary Injunction 70
strainng the Dock Commissioners from enforcing their
order fol- the repair OF this pier. and Mr. CarkS dis
satsfactlen arose from the way In which Mr.. Irish
conducted the case on the part Of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
. comyG ClTH0LlC REUNION.

baltimore Juro GA centennial reunion q
Catholic societies and Catholic lat. viii b. held at
lay Ridge Md July H. TO celebrate the one.
m,ndrcdth anniversary OF the fUundn. Uf the Arch.
diocese Of Baltimore. which event also marks the
centennial anniversary establishment OF the Catholic
hierarchy OF the United states. Tho re.nlon has the
hearty appreciation OF Cariual Gibbons. Among tho
attractions already provided are al Grafton by Charles
Hon1uartr and a sacred concert OF over hundred
nichoI voices from tho various Catholic church chors,
under the leadership Of Professor T. y. Hale. ac-
cOmpahled by thu Naval Academy orchestra; ING
female Orphan Asylum and the DOIan Chldrons AID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
Two PERSONS KILLED BY TIE ELL OF Rorsn

TWO PERSONS KILLED BY THE FALL OF 4 HOUSE,
Boston. June GA two-story wooden house In
Ffth.st Place, south Boston, collapsed this mons
ing burylng several people In the ruins. Annie Mule
len. age ten, and Thomas Fahery age thirteen, were
taken out dead. Mrs Hannah Mullen. ago thirtyS
two years. had leg broken and Edward Nolan. age
thirteen, severely injured Internally. Several
other people were hurt but not seriously. The house
had been vacant for time and condemned
by tho inspectors Of buildings The people of the
uclghhorhoOd have been In the habit OF going there
for rrwOOd and had torn away about all OF the UNDER
pnnIng. one OF the boys was choppng away port
ton Of a beam when the house fell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
OFFICERS OF THE RAILWAY PHOTOGRAPHERS.

UFFTFEIRN OF The hIILNIl IELEFhIF II Ems.
Cleveland. June ol.-At to-dly's meeting OF the
Grand Division OF the Or,cr Of Railway TelegrapheN
N" following officers elected Grand chief
t"lrgrapher, A. ID. hurStun, Vinon, Iowa; assistant
grand rhEf telcgraph'r, II. S. LEnbdn, Columbus
Ohio; grand secretary and treasury, s o. Fox, VinI
ton, Iowa; grand senior tclegrapher, T. J. Hail.
Cleveland, ohb grand junior tseGrapher, James
Fnnau Baltmorv grand inside sentinel, J. n. Bissell
Galveston; grand outside sentinel. W. r Ford
Chattanooga: grand executive committed. J. T, Con1
nors. Albany, n. Y, for three years I. E Smith,
New brunswick. Ont, thrc years F. II. Collins}
Boston. two years Grand Insurance Committee, ~
d. Thurstou W. +. Duran and J. J. McIlrath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

Caldwell, the first president OF the college The
trustees, upon suspicion, had warrant issued for
young Smith. The auer was taken before a magis-
trate, and after brief examination was discharged
nor lack Of evidence. He has employed able lawyers
and will bring suit for 500 900 damages for false arrest
Suits will also probably be Instituted against cveral
newspapers which published attacks upon Smith. The
matter 10 attracting great deal Of attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

COLLECTOR LHmAEDT BELIEVED TO FAVOR TIE
rROJIIr

rROJIIr.
CoIrcior Erhirlt yesterday rrciN''l a c"rlmnnlca
nu from he -, It'iaty ~ u" Treasury "a n|AH I"
the Petition, which tho brokers AMI merchants u'hs
lus,,, AT tho custom House have NSuel a-hinR that
ITO tu,fD,u House bs Clusrd at =. N. Oh SAiir.ay
during tho month, 81 June, July ard August. Ihe
COLLECTORS attention called I" tho fact that Col
lectnr Ma.;one objected 10 closing ia" iust"m h"us"
on SATURDAY Al that hour h"chua" b" could not, ~ he
,sld uri the busnc., u tic AUI>r don" In sN whole
day. Collector Mlfonr, In fU'', PREFERRED, - h"
aid 10 have sc, ru working days Instead Of ok. ~
the movement To close tie custom H"rs' on ostur-
day, AZ p. IN. fell through
But 1t seem, that. while the Custom House In
lr-7 - far behind III lin busincrN, II h. II? with
all current business . day. Yesterday III" OF IN"
deputy cullrCiurs said that l." had TIOrr "a the luI
LIur ha IA" amount OF business done ia the rntunda
after y. N. saturday wa ou, about ~ per cent
" the whole days work That fact II regarded hs a
strung argument IN favor Of IL" m"N cmrnt tol.
hector lr arli hcllcN cd to have sent fIvoInOIo
r.pOr, on the petition u Washington ycscIdIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

SUMO COLLEGE PRESIDENT FOR DAMAGES.
Richmond, Va, June % 0speciaD.-A dispatch from
Raleigb, N c., says: a curious lawsuit for heavy
damages will DO Instituted tomorrow by Kirby X.
Smith of GoldsbOro. 1t will be brought against
Kemp T. Battle, president OF the University OF North
Carolina as agent Of tho trustees Of that university
week before last the university coTnmemoracd tho
Centennial Of It's foundation and one night reported
wome persons painted rcd the marble monument in
the campus, which was erected many years ago by
Presldsnt James X. Polk to he memory Of Dr. Jossph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
nRATH 0R DE- HILLIAM AIMS.

Duquofn, Ill, juno 22-Dr william Arms died here
yesterday at the home OF his sonin.lsw. J. T. Mgan
Dr. Arms born In Wilmington, Vt, In 1909,
graduated at Amherst. and was sent, IN 1893, with
Dr. Croan rs missionary by the American Board
OF Foreign Missions TO Patagonia Lator he went 10
BorDoo. sumatra and Java, where he led life to
commend htpi 30 tho natives and 10 those who sent
him. lie returned homo u few years ago broken down
IN health. and never fully recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
.AonE RnsIGNArIoNs AT TIE CUSTOM HOUSE.

AOBE DESIGNATIONS At THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
IL appeared to be generally understood the Custom
House yesterday three deputy collectors would
their positions by July l. The three men who said
% be en the lists Morris Gadke Of the uqudasng
di,sion william Peters OF the drawback division, and
samuel Guthons, Of the warehouse and bonded goods
aIyi.lon Their resgnaaons In the hands Of the Col
eeor and It Is hardly to be supposed that they will not
be accepted William Bsryman. Denis Shea and Michael
Kerwin II he does get the position OF Collector Of In
tsrns Revenue mentioned as standing good chance
Of receiving these placeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
risyIER yOrGHr SENTENCED

Pittsburg. PEND, June 22.-Csshier VoIght, Of the
detnct Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of the South
SIDE was sentenced today TO six years. imprisonment
In the Pent"ntiary for embezzement Sentences
deferred tho other counts An attorney for tho
stockholders stated to-day that more arrests would
follow that OF McMastcr, the assistant cash!er ars
rested yesterday. He claims that the banks monel
was lost In the great wheat deal Of 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
BEprcrp RATES on IRON SHIPMENTS.

Chicago. June ga dspatch from Cleveland, Ohio,
SAYS: Rates on fron frum Cleveland to the East
wrro reduced again yesterday IN proportion to the cut
,r,m Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley Tho
rate on pIgrun to NewYork gOr, down from 50 80 to
40 40 for car lots. On manufactured iron, the re-
duction Is from II IL 10 - cents car lots,
80 from 81 IL TO II L. less than carOLs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
rvr,u ,r,yG THE ILLINOIS WHEAT CROP.

Springfield. H., June 9Th" stat" Board Of Agn
culture estimates that the wheat crop Will not Nv
rragc nurr than thirteen bushels per acre, MAILING
the total Weld ~ the Illinois crop 2G,bGO37O bushels
The quality Is fully up to IN" average. The eNcc1i
I.,Iy dry weather Of April and the first hail Of
MAY dcprrc ntrl tho coalition OF the growing crop
about 10 Dor cont TIE damdg" from the corn plant
louise which caused 90 much alarm IN southern coun
: ca has uut bgn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
1npBO vNe THE CnrY HALL EsPLASApB.

IMPROVING THE CnrY HALL EsPLASApB.
The work of improving the esplanade In front OF the
City Hall has been begun under contracts made for
building new marble steps and taing new steps and
coping for the espiansde. and the renewal OF tho
asphalt plaza Yesterday the iron ratings tn hont VI
the Hall were removed preparatory to an immediate
prosecution OF the work The marble steps and thug
WIN b Laid BY Frank j. povnos. at cost o. ss'osS
steps aud coping 10 the espIansde. at 1880. Tbs
improvements are 70 BE- finished by September /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

KFRo Br TO HAVE "BOB" YOUNGER PARDoSBD.
St. Paul Mimi, juno 21.-The sister Of the notorious
Younger Brothers Is now visiting in Saltwater, and
1t Is thought her visit Is made In connection with the
efforts for pardon Of Bob the youngest OF tho out
laws who il said to be wasting away with disease.
His friends oaaim TO be hopeful Of gucces, and base
their request on his poor health and his youth, he
being but eighteen at tho time OF sentence thirteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
A GOriD MEDAL FOR CAPTAIN NrPRpLL T..

4 WUDD MFI7IA VII Z AZ MIN II hHIII1IN.
baltimore June 22-Captain Hamilton Murreu a.
rived Yesterday from swansea the stearns hip Mis-
souri, lie was met down the river by b. n. Bakeri
president OF the Baltimore Storage and Lghtersga
Company, who presented Captain Murrell with the
handsome gold medal awarded by tho Life-Saving Be-
nevolcnt Association Of New York. First Officer
CatcS second officer Forsyth and Third Officer Lucas
were similarly honorcd by the same association Ths
picture OF the rescue by Lewis Muller present from
Danish residents Of baltimore. Will DO presented u
CAPTAIN MurreA on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
rag rosno77uoE COMMISSIONERS DEPART.

QHE POSTOTTICE COMMISSIONERS DHPART.
Tho members Of the Postohice Commission yesterday
,ad good.by to Postmaster Van cott and left the city
None of the Commissioners would tell the contents Of
the official report which viii be made to Postmaster
Gensral Wsnamsksr. The subject Of the establish
nent of another branch station on tho West Side was
considered, and II the accommodation is approved. an
ether station will probably be placed near Eghthaye
and Ninety thiIl-s Many efficient clerks wiz receive
sion are approved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
ARRESTED FOR HORsBrHrEvryG AND AnsO,

Ncw.Icdsrri. Mass. June - (SpcCaD.-The barn
Of MIS-. Nathaniel Baylles. of York at TannOni
was destroyed by an tncrndiary fire this morning
early with part OF the The loss Is $4,000.
IL was learned after the fire that of the horses and
"A buggy had been stolen, and word being sent herd
resulted In the arrest OF Daniel r. Kelly, former em}
,,oyr n, Mrs Bayltrs Kelly dnnies setting fire To
Tho barn and says that he and William Calvin slepy
n the barn last night and he took T." holsc. but did
tlpr har
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
4 yEw IRISH AxnaroAy REPUBLICAN, CLUB.

Albany, Juno 81 (spoclal.-with the object OF pro-
noting and maintaining the principles OF the Re
publican party among men Of tho Irish race. and en-
oouraging the enlistment, Of Irish Amorcans In the
Republican party the lrishAmertcan Republican Club
of tho City and County Of HswYork is Incorporated
The Executive Comnittse v Joseph p. Kelly, Thomas
=. Lseper. John prcoii. Patrick J. Howe, Thomas
Martin. Joseph y Johnson. George " sadlicr. Thomas
Y. Lynch ana Henry N. Benneh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
.rrrsrrp POE rRYryG no wmcH rKAIX.


tarbond4lc Penn. juno o. tSp"caD.-lrank
Ceprge Henry scharky and Alexander Howcrly have
been arrested for attempting Ia wreck a passenger
train ON the Delaware and Hudson Railro%l NJ
the train rounded a curvo near Carbonate, II had
. ylolcDt shaking UP. The conduc tor found piccc
of iron boltcd To tho rail and caught glimpse OF
the men making for the bus'c,. The wOuldh' wreck
crs W. rc caught by detective aftcrwarI. The train
filed with passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
no GAZE FOR DISABLED rrREMEy.

Albany, June 80 tspeciaD-Thc Ncw.York Stats
Council order Of American Flr,mcn: IS incorporated
with headquarters In New-York City, Its object VI
to aid disabled and mfm iIemeR and dehsy the
funeral EXPOSES Of members. The trustees are
Hugh Donrer, Daniel Bradley Of New York: Z. J.
Park, Of Elmra; [. H. sliney, Of Wsvcrly; Mark
Rcrton. A. H. +. Bauer, Edward g. Murphy Of Brook
lyu: Jesse Browne, r., Of jamaica; ". e. lawson.
III Newburg; J. L. Nixon Of Horsehea1s; ID. ~
Turner Of Penn Van.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

KILLING HIMSELF BECAUSE ms WIFE DIED.
Carbonate, Penn, juno 20 Special VIII Price,
a young man who nve.i near this city. lost his wife
two weeks ago by death. Last night no took two
ounces Of laudanum and followed her 10 Heaven, q
he oxnressed H. A little babo few weeks old Ia
Loft without father or mother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
TESTING A GUN.CARRIAGE.

Washington, June 22.-The special board Of which
captain John A. Howell is president has been
lrfrd IA witness the OF one ui tho eight incl
hydraulic un.Csrriasus on DOa!d tho Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
A NEW IMMIGILITr STEAMER.

Tho new German stcumc' Italia, OF tho Hamburg.
American Packet Line. arrived hero yesterday on her
first uIp to this country. shr va, bsilt to do the
Storage business Of The company and Is unusually
well f'Ird up for the purpo-" The steamer can az
rumnu late $50 ,tr"rasc passengers and Is LOB
schmidt seemed salts ,S with hi, boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
FALLING WITH AN ELEvAroR SIXTY FEET.

FIILING WITH AN ELEF4TUR SIXTY FEET. n
Chicago June o2.-An elevator In the Chicago Res
hnng Company's building fell sixty feet yestcrda0
afternoon and seriously injured three men. Tho Arss
mon, william Larsen, tho elevator eondnetor, HsnsH
Metz and Randolph wendt. coopers, started non -
second floor to the sixth with small load o. sneas
When they reached .he fourth moor no sast ~
runs tho hosting machinery oroke, ana tAs
fell to the basement, sixty fees peiSw' 4 ~, Ks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
BUFYEp 10 pElTn IN 4 BARN.

Valparaiso, Ind. June 92.-EA Mayor Bartholomew
barn burnni last evening, AID In tho ruins
a fireman discovered the body Of Mr.. Ba!thOlomcW's
hv e.ycarod son, burned to a crisp. The child had
been playing with a conf anton Ia tho barn. The
hovs set the hay on Gre and one OF them failed to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
~ EXAMINE THE CONSTELLATION.

Vast ingtnu. June Oh boarl Of ,n'vr". headed
10y Captain Remcy, has been Orlcr''d to meet At Nor
folk Monday ascertain the Of the Injuries
received by the pracceShp Constellation In standng
recently IN Chesapeake lay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
TILE rErREL,s TRIAL TRIP POSTPONED

Washington, Jun" 22.-Th" gInboat pcr"ls trial
bOari visited BaltImorr y"stcriay. and learned thai
N" vessel Will be ready for trial trip within
week or t0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

contemplate a e"on"in. the g
dI n
ud.kh T o
within
ynrm
eanudo Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
RECOMMENDED FOR RETIREMENT

washin gton. Juno 22.-The Retiring Board has rec
commended the retirement Of Ensign Walter G.. Rich
ardson and Ensign James 3. Cahoon, on account Of
ncaparlty inC!cnt 10 the service The reports have
Lecn transmitted 10 tho President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
, GIRL .ggpSrgD FoK IyCByDIARrSM.

GIRL ARRESTED FOX INCBSDIAhSM
Newburg June &c (5pccGD.-A girl named Miller
reyeuged her.eli on Thursday night ON her last
employer Nathaniel Green, al Fine Bush, by burning
his barn shs 10 now In Ulster County jail, bewail.
Ing her fate,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

Columbia Yacht Clubs regatta on Tuesday. was found
yesterday In the Hudson River at Riverlale. Rela-
tives and friends were informed that the body was
at the Kingsbridge police station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

ELBorT0E RBFoM IN CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Conn, Juno 29.-Goyernor BulDlsy
signed the nsv secset Ballos bill ts-dAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
| 1E A F N
rupouaHoUr THE SUMMER MONTHS,
n a. % AND 50 WEST roURrEENTH.sr.


scompc o
demands. and wnh advance Of
u.rt ell SELL. ell buy. buy buy h the
h d W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
THE BODY or THE pRusG1sr FOUND.

= --'--s ~ " 11H DHVUU101 SVVNDs
ms body Of Henry Rspoui NE druggist Of No.
- Putnsp-sxo.. Brookiyn, who was drowned from
seefD O. xversHs yscht the Hnry Gray, ct the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

A c. BAlch, the commodore Of tho Cornell Navy,
IL with the at the Croker House. whcEp they
all take meals. Their boat + storoi In n London
sail loh
Arrangements arc being rapidly mpio for the
morc Important rare, neat week The 1lIra ard Nt"
match Ia, hem set for Friday morning. Al II ucluCk
II the conditions good At I, II hour tI' dow u.
stream Will H. used. II the water l. r ug'i
IL the morning. the will hr rpwrl al,
al u y. IN. II f. said that The IIIN ari
anxious ~ try rough water, aul the Nd,r il."u t.
AVOID Il. II rests with the ivf"rr huWrvr decide
whether the conditions al tim" faN rrHl,lr'
The NcWIOnl0u Northern Railroad La, dr,hInd to
OhsCrN alton train TrHdy ui th!rN car,
each car holding seventy two spectators. lhl. VIII
enable about 1000 New lIndOucrs ~. ~,
with al excellent degree Of comfort. Tn" COMPANY
put the tChts on sale a few days ago. and they
now all gone stranger who drh in ter. nov
week VIII be rrfcrrrd to local spcCuatOr-, Who figure
Oh rcscng for - and 40. seats that originally
Il so piece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23
YMBROIDRRIEs.

What now is morc demanded nne Embroidered Founc
ings OF these the prctuest designs and finest quail
ties imported for spring Of 'so-tar below value
od and tumbed goods hall price dear but new.
fresh goods II below value "Daissnsr therefore .
Bargains offer
~ ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-23

Who ever heard Of
Combination Robes ut 90 centss
At this price--Two hundred--wero 81 60 IL yaros
n Rob-.
. email 10, embroidered Robes-el 20: were s6 90.