New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
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rAo ,r,,Ilest quantity Of optional sales In cotton
s, Known al the Cotton Exchange ATTENDED the aull
w. sn..Ast Yesterday. Transactions only about
| ooo bales Hitherto the smallest record was 10000
Tho railroad receipts of copper for the month Of
Nav usre 1000 barrels OF ingots, and l1,l47 cakes
/ and bars This Is an unusually large delivery OF
| rake conner, and was mainly from tho Calumet and
Hecla mines.
Tho annual convention OF the National Association
of Master Plumbers OF America viii be held this year
| IN Pfttsburg June 25, 90 and 81.
| The class OF 1860, Columbia Colleges Law School,
Will celebrate the twentieth anniversary oil Jus grahu%
ton by dinner at the Hotel Brunswick ON the oven
ting OF June H. OF tho eighty survivors OF the class
| II Is expected that sixty Will attend te' re"h'o"'
which will be the first since graduation.
rh,rtv-s,gnt candidates for admission to the bar
were examined yesterday in tho Supreme Court Cen
| eral Term room by Charles II. Daniels Austen w.
| Fox and Thomas S. Moore.
with m. great winter garden artihcialy cooied'
tho art gallery newly stocked. and tho music VI '"o
Hungarian band always delightful, the hhen "useo
appeals particularly TO the summer amusement seeN'r
The dancing girls viii remain about four "ecAs longer
There will 30 sacred concerts this AFTERNOON anu Gwen"
| Ing.
| The Rev DR. T. Do witt Talmagr will address
mass meeting Of young mon In Association i'"i "''
afternoon. All young men are inNited'
The funeral Of Henry II. Ware, prominent mnm.
nor a, the Produce and Cotton Exchanges, was held
Yesterday afternoon at his home No. 40 West Forty
| n,ntb.st Many members Of both Exchanges Nero
nr.s.pt The services woro conducted by the Kew.
Or Warren. Of Holy Trinity Church. and the burial
| WAS In the Marble Cemetery, In seeond'SI
| Al a meeting Of the Fox Estate Association on
Thursday might resolutions were adopted prT'eSuns
.,nst the continuance Of practice 10 the Nor
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safety and the nolse positive injury to SICK people,
D,nie, and David Walsh, two Seventh Ward ruihans'
attacked Eugene Woods the door Of his candy-storc
| a, No. 40 Cherry-st early yesterday morning and
beat him so badly that tho police sent MN 10 mo
Gouverneur Hospital TO have his bruises dressed
A train on the Hudson River Railroad drawn ny
| locomotive No 6Ia, ran into and wrecked an ~o.
wagon at Ono hundred and thrS -histst. cr's'S
| Yesterday morning. James Chamberlain oil NO %"
West Ono hundred and twenty hithst' "ho was
| tho wagon was hurt seriously.
| 4 thrcndays convention Of the National Furniture
Manufacturers Association Will be held In Association
| Hall beginning on Wednesday at 10 a. m. Nr'o"s
thu top,cs tor discussion arc FrcghtS Bankrupt Laws
Trade schools Art Edc atlon and Reduction OF Taxes
| on Alcohol used In Manufactures and the Arts
The Ro,,d Of Electrical Control received letter
yesterIay from the Polite Commissioner a'hhs thA'
the order for the removal Of the poles and wires o'
| the Pucn Department DO susp"hdeh UNI" P''P'' -
| ranecmrnts can be made for doing so without o"su"y'
Ing notice telegraph communication. The letter VIII
| be considered at the meeting to morrow
Tho tooth staining but deservedJ popular hucA''-
! berry" pie is again, so to speak. In our mid't'
Robert Moses, twenty-five years old, sailor on
the bark sosra lying at FIer No. 81 East River fell
from the mAintop yesterday TO the deck and was
| killed
The steamer wieIand reported yesterday that she
passed an iceberg forty feet high and onefonrh OF
| mile long In latitude 440e and Longitude 400
THIS is the Same berg which was rpoHed oS TIC
| Britannia.
| The Washington Memorial Arch Fund rnceVod yes
| to-day Sl55 IS total. 5000 II.
| Cbndrcn's Day will b. obsorvrf with Appropriate
| .xc,cIscs at thr Five Puluts HOUSE of Industry at
| , 80 O'Clock this SfTrnoon,