davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
,vcuooyup WEDCErp BY 4 COLLISION.

rh. .,rau,hip Bolivia whirh arrived yesterday from
v,,,rrranran ports. rrpnrird that during dense FOG
.,,.r IN the day. Will" OF Ife IslaRL she had come
into collision with the schooner Iva / smith from Rich.
,.,,I Me. for Philadelphia, loaded with lee. The
Inn, VA. ia "A sinking condition. and the Bolivia took
= the raptan aud ot seven men and brought trm
IN INF, port Tho Bolivia anchored Tor tho night at
Quarantine.
C,pnIn Adams OF the schooner. reported that h. lnl
,roo Richmond on June % and that during drusr toy
yesterday was run into by the BOLIVIA which struck the
,choonsr bow.on aft Of main rigging aud rut into the
,c-sel The schooner car"cn"i aud bcclmr A com.
prtc wreck ami all ohligri u abIudon her aad 90
on brnrl the Bolivia, saving nothing whatrNrI The
Eya / smith Az burden. butlt In 1874 aud
va, owned In Somrrs Point n. J. She was partly In.
-urcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

Cleveland June o7-Two wild pitches by o'Brien In
be inning Philadelphia its only run in todsys
lane. The CIeveands punched their hits in the fifth,
after had been nrst by Gleason. and got
three Another in the seventh ended the run get
ding. The game sharply played throughout The
follows
fF !sSsasGa h....... :....'l 3 Q o.
Basehits-C lcycland :. philadelphia q. ETr3rs-ClcNe'
Umpire-NcQuaic
indianapolis. June c7.-Burdick put in to pitch
tor the home team today and knocked out OF the
box in the fourth inning. when Boston scored six
md gained lead that the local unable u
The score folows:
BIR S.scn l'..: ~ 2 Q 3 90
Basehlts-IndianapOlIs II. Boston II. ErrOrs-Inda4
sspOlis B%sto9 l. Pchers-Budick Ruse aud Mad
Baltimore. June 27.-The Columbus team had Bald.
win to-day and 10 his mastery pitching IS due the
Bslumores defeat. Kiroy also did great work but
not 30 we'll supported wild throw by Grinn giving
he winners the single tally IN the ninth inning. Attend
snoe. 1850. The score
e esIs1%S5s 49,: 9 6 Q 9 20
more T. Columbus /. pltchcrsNKilroy and BALDWIN
Umpire-Goldsmi;h
Kansas City No. June o7-The error column will
tell the for the defeat OF the home to-day
Louisville played without b!under. The batting was
both Sides but the visitors bunchel their hits
The
E kSnsss city 49,: Z 9 Q %
Basehlts- Kansas City 10 Louisville 7. Errors
Kansas CITY T. Louisville o. Pitchers-Conway and
Ewing. Umpirc-FclRusyn.
St. Louis. June 27.-The Cincinnati nine again defeated
the champions through superior batting to-day. Hui
son pitched well for innings and then collapsed. The
t e. 5Sair.: :::::::::t 8 90
Basehits-st Louis g.. Cincinnati, 10. Erro's-St
Louis 8. Cincinnati 4. Pfchcrs-Huds0n and MuilAnc.
Umpire-Rerns
Hartford June 27.-The Newark team lost all chance
OF winning oday's game through bunglIng work IN the
field The home played In good form, and won by
this
Hartford ...,--.....e 9 { oil
Newark ............1 o o
BasAhts-Hartford II. Newark TO- Errors-Ilartford .
Newark o. Pitcher,-Winkleman and DoOns. Umpire .
Corcoran
New.Haven. June 27.-The New-Haven and Jersey CITY
teams played to-day and the home nine won easily by
the following score:
N Ss.v.Ic y,9 ........ss 9 9 3 8 9 "a
Bsseht.-Jersey City a. New.Haven l3. Errors-Jersey
city g. New. Haven ). PitcEers-Dalcy and lorner Um
drs-KnRht
Pt,,sburs June 27.-only two innings were played To-
d,y owing to rain The Washington 6. Pitts
burg o.
Other were
Al Ioyell-wikesbarre P1, Lowell 7.
At Auburn-Seneca Falls IL, Auburn
At Rochester-ROchestcr O. Buffalo G.
At characterization 4. Syracuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
TEUNIS LABEE HANGED.

The first execution In PaSSaic Countys N j., Tor
nearly forty years took place at Paterson yesterday
morning, when Tcunis Lab"" a young Hollari'r'
was hanged for tie murder Of his nineteen year old
wife kltty The prisoner left two written con-
fesuns expires sing sorrow for his crmo, thanking the
clcrgymcn who had mnlscred TO him, and manifest
Ing a hopo that hls might DO forgiven NJ rs
sheriff Cadm,rS AID his special deputies went to the
cell and the Sheriff Rad the death warrant, which
was Interpreted 10 l.ab,c by the Rev. Mr. Mes. The
doomed man stood without hnching TO hear the
document Tie start for the gallOwS delayed
by uiShap 70 the mechanism Finally, at 0lj,
tho procession began fom Iabco's cell In the old
part OF the ial 10 the scone Of death In the new
wing The hangman lei tho way, the doomed man
followed next with deputy and constable, one
on either sde To uphold him, then came the Rev.
Mr. Mes and another deputy. The drop was sprung
~ o:lG. In ten minutes he was pronounced dead
80 autopsy held. The body was almost i'm
mcdatcy put into a plain collin and taken TO the
Pottcrs Fph near the po0rhouse farm, who're II was
uttered with paupnr burial
The crime for Which Lahr0 WAS hanged was com.
mittcd On February - last IIc ignorant
IIollaud,r who pit tavern in Dat country aud did
not have good reputation there. lie married the
woman he numbered IN Holland, first securing a
separation from another wife, aud they came to
America last fall. He did not support his wlio
and She lct lin and went out to domestic service.
lIr prosecuted her with appeals 10 return To him,
and finally on IN" dav Of the murder after quaTeuhg
with her l." suddenly attacked L"r and stabbed her
thirty forty times with a kni:". I'll" dl"d IN
hospital IL" urNt morning | !h"" NaN captured q
hours after ihr tragedy. lie WAS ir"d IN Alf1I
and convict Il Il muIirr IN tho first d"gT". The
Last prrvpu, execution IN la.~ac County vas thai OF
nbo hutChrrri judge John ' ; Van Winkle, an
a,"I and wealthy man. AMI b., wife AT thor homo at
"'hr COM IN January, l,"o. J"hir"ns mouNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
LONG ISLAND.

OIONE PARK. III" rr>d"ui, 81 OIon" Park have
ne. 'lurd tho t. sima-t'r General ~ establish ~r4
lr.t'r Is~'uiirn At that rlIr". " pr's"nt IN" H.
ur.ru~i, receive their mail thr"U.h the MoWlhaN Ell
pu,tuncr.
pNI, IIOGI l.. Miranda Terrell. age fourteen. u
s.Ig Ant ,mlr,. Il lN My, lruila Mott. att mpird D.
r,,,,,u Mrs Murt N".'"ldly hy puti"G plri' gl' "n
i'm her crNer TIA" ATTEMPT va, discovered a soon
a, r.,. rpHcc va. druuh and aui!"tr, wrr' surr"N,
iuy u~.d r." ,IH confessed The crime. but va, not
arrested.
I.,tlh Hotel Al to.'S l..Irh Mru' ont OH srh' y"s
to-day I:L,t Vc"h ihr "ht"r- Logan a - ~l"ni' E
=, r.rr Of ryrlraI.lrs ~" guests al H." hDtl AID
trrlrlu. tie, dliicrrLrr between ID" amount Ut li"
c'lrr. and the amount collected. IL" Proprietor,
Last sunday nut Ip uDiiCrs to guests aiIng them 10
Icrurt luN attempt 10 "Ni"ri or nN"rrhhrgc. Ito"
alters refused 10 work II tIcsr notices kept up
ard tie pr, pr,tors ria"d 10 tah" them down. New
waiter, ty,k the places Of the old men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
THEY MAKE THE MAYOR WEARY.
EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS FAIL TO ORGAN.
IzE-NASY SALARIES UNPAID.

Tho monthly meeting u tho Board Of Emigration
Commissioners, which was called Tor Yesterday, DID
take place for the same reason that has prevented
he COH.mk ,luncrs from coming together mr some
tmc official body ID" lack Of a quarlm. MAYOR
Grant and Commissioners Rorke, lIauselt ard Ilrch
were hand. and he'll a short ini grafton meeting
Conml>s toner's STEPHENSON and hialr ar" In
Washington where they won't 10 talk with secretary
Window shout tho muhilrd condition OF tho board
Commits oncr IIurlbut sent l"rter saying that h.
was III and could attend. Tho presence 81 either
one Of these three would have enabled the board to
Organize.
Mayor Grant aid that he WAS tirrd Of oeng tme In
running on tools rrandS. aud that b" uas going ~
wrl'c to Governor Ii asking hm Ia appoint tao Com
mrs>UncrS io M tho va luc'"I occasiUn"d ly the
resignation Of Commissioner 1antor AMI N" death Of
Commits Toner Fon-,L Tho COMMITS un"r> thon fell
{" saying unpl"i ant things about 'omm S>ioh"r
Stephenson irr i-"iiUg H. III" Vr"~- that ha'N farm
INK prartI'"A Ui Wafls leland ~" huudnd
lui ferry Nv rr.I,uE ~ 90" t,lT'u have uu
trivcd tier -alar,- for May. AMI 'h"y viii get
any uutn tho EOiU erc's president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
A NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.

job r.. Crane. OF El/Ais'th. y. J.. cash"r OF tho
lrhlrh Valley coal Exchange N no l HrSiway.
New Yorh. and n"ghow II Dr. job l. trann. OF Eliza
beth, va, discovered floating At minght yesterday
IA N~w luih Las ard Was p,G'd III hi oLe nf
TIE Er.o annex boats. hit~r the holy was taken
iIun the water iro partly revived but again
lal,cd into a e.Wi cGIsCiuuS state aud va rnmoVef
10 TO Jcr,ey tuH Hospital 7As young man hM
l.,rn "a r,u"y I.lard. aird h. reiurl from thew
uu tie lctfu"r Prli,Is II II sIlru-"h bdp'd INT" to
water nnnr under icnp' alteration OF mind
Whom he recovered cui.~riOuSN">> ir ru!epb~rrd
nothing Of his actions on tho day pr~Vioa In the
afternoon l." VA sufficiently strong 10 be abs 70
leave the hospital and 80 homo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
THE GIANTS BAT HARD.
lNp WIN ANOTHER GAME FROM CHICAGO.


ANsoN's MEN START OUT WELL, BUT THE NEW
WORKERS SOON CATCH UP.
Chicago, June o7-when the New-York nine came
sut to practise before the game this afternoon BUCK
Ewing said the Giants had not changed their suits
since yesterdays game having slept in them last night
As the last for New-York went out In tho nlnth
eumbert told Ewing the fourteen hits by NeW-forR
pubstantated his statement. Chicago started out In
the first inning by two home-runs two hits ana
bass on called balls BY Crane, earning two runs but
after that they were unable to get hit OF crane
till the ninth
Nsw-york made one each in the first and fourth
three In the fifth. which placed them in the lead At
the end Of the ninth inning for NewYork the SCORE
was IS to 4 IN their favor, when Chicago came to
bat for their last inning.
Crane eased up considerably, and with hve hits by
chioago and error each for Hatfield and Whitney
,sme very nearly losing the game for New-fork
VITA six scored, three mon on bases, two mon
cut Gunbert hit hot grounder to Whitney, who
stopped II nicely, touched third and the game was at
an end. Eew-York felded finely up 10 the eighth
inning Geir four being made In the eighth and
ninth. The only feature the batting OF tho
Giants. Attendance. 1900 The score was as fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
M COHEN BITTEN BY 4 SPIDER.

Three weeks ago William y. Cohen. Of the firm OF
Hoadly Lauterbach & johnson. lawyers In tie Equit
able Building, in rummaging in dark closet. dis
turbed the peace Of spider. which. to protect It's
home from mOleet aton. bit him on tho night hand
whps . spider is not as venomous as aranula or
= rattesnake. Mr.. Cohen has 10 know uIat It's
bite IL no triae. for his hand became so swollen and
caused him such pain that he was unable to leave
his home, No. 222 Fifth ave. for week After that
time the Inflammation went down and Mr. Cohen
could go b has Office again, although the hand is s
bandaged The effects Of the bite will probably dis
appear IN . few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
rs r,vytyY AFTER MORE PLAcESt

Reports current Yesterday that n" newt city de
rurui I'm which tcr" would De- ais the Dock
DEPARTMENT Word has gone out nom Tamnay. It IA
rrortrl that vacancies are rrquIr" In that depart
mcni one Il r,"N' Is tho place % the ~rcr'tay. Hou
,rrnrur R,uhlr aud the othr that ~ the cnSin"cr'n
,hiri Grorgr =. iIr"rn. j. Mr.. k"mb" MAS recon
rndrd IipN'I by Mayor Hewitt tWu wears ago he
urrvr, a salary %, .JuoO Mr. Green has h'i III" OH "
4 engineer In chief sur" General MERRIAM retired and
receives for his 'rvr"s or twice III" salary
~ the commissioners hli was b"lon ia" last IrRis
,rr recommending increase Of Mr. Green's "a airy 70
sl2.O
President Post denied that these officials hal been
asked To- gu IN" subject hal com" for discus
sion before the board B,'h Of them hr Nn- we're men
u recognized ability. Their politics h" did not kn""
that question hal been r"nsd"r'i, and competent
men would not be moved such grounds with his con.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
Auxr or wuEErs MD LlGmrs.

About 800 Of the wh"cm"n OF Ne"-l"rR am
Brooklyn took part last evening III the '"i'"'th'
para.e Of the Kings County Whr"im"n In I~"r law.
The clubs represents" were the Kings County """'I-
mel, Brooklyn Bicycle Club. Mo Long Island ""'H
men, Manhattan Bicycle 'Inb H'"''''" WV ).
men Riverside WherlIn-n, Ncw-iork bicycle 'l'h,
ard ,b, ailr,' 1rcyc!r Club. The start was made
fran, I'm front OF No ll57 Boii"rd ave. at "rI"''
and the column, with Chime" lanterns AMI "ih"r
decorations made hnc appcartn"" down I'I'miH-
.ye IN liyi,lOl.aVe. Aftr Their return ne hihSN
Sounty Club had a lantern drU N front OF tho club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
1 WOMAN DRogyED rs HER bath TUB,

dlsspat"d woman Of middle aEo who called her.
sc' Florence Fairbanks and advertised mrdlcal baths
In her rooms AZ No 1871 West Fortiethst was found
deal In a bath rub there few minutes before noon
Yesterday. The position Of her body indicated that
she had fallen In III while taking a bath and had
been drowned. she went into the bath room alone Yes
tcrlay morning. Her continued absence from the
other rooms excited tho suspicious OF other inmates
no found her body lying face downward IN tho bath
tub. which full Of water! Her aequaintanoos said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
MINISTER'S GREETED HY THE CHIMES.

About 200 Lutheran ministers and ldNm'h Assem-
bled in ST. Peters German Lutheran Church, IN Bel.
,or,,aye yesterday to attend IL" ninety nth annual
.a..lon of the New York Mni,rriun. chin" 81
bells welcomed tie mcubcrs a. they assembled III u"
handsome church. The opening hrr'" 'n''ui'' 10
standardization Of the sacrament. the Rev. {. IL.
si.hkc officiating The synwical sermon was preached
nv the Rev. J. stenhauscr, who presided over u"
sessions lie also prescncd an annual report. and
roution business was transacted. Last evening ad.
1900 on education made nv tic Irv. DIS. \
picbtrr and g. L. GOmpt. The sessions will continue
inra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Bookaway s,eeplechase races, CedarhuIst So p ,
reference case before hc'reo Omar,
Manhattan College Commencement
House, y. IN. ,, ,.c. meeting, Wash
Kings County wheelmen annual race
lngton PARK Brooklyn 80 D. ~, s.o ,sa.h.rs meet
Children's Aid Society Industrial so"
Ing Avenue b and sth.st, p. m u,vor,. ONCE
BrookIyn Bridge trustees meeting Maze Unly.r.
American College Of Musician, eNanl'
to- -, 80 CIV Of Ncw.York 9 80 m. e,o Damn
Visit Of General Fitzgerald aud stan %onna,n station
orange Lawn Tennis Club toufhS"'0"'''
3 p. A. 40 % IN eommencements
Nu.io by o9,h Regiment Band Ba''eS f-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
FUNERAL or Ex POLICE CAPTAIN woGlOM.

The funeral Of ex.POliCc captain Cornelius ""gom
vas held yesterday afternoon IN the South Tirl o'r"t
preshy,erian Church. Many members u tho C.iy
Goverpmcnt were present. Tie srV.c"s wee Goa.
Quoted by the Rev. Dr. John u. Wells. who spoke In
bIgh terms of the merits Of Captain WOglOm ami his
nny pcrod In the service OF the city. The Rev Or.
: D. Haskins read the burial scgvcc. r." burial was
I'm Fyerrrcrns Cemetery IN" officers II The ErpphNn
poIlce Department have adDpiei lc'p,uiDn~ 81 500
TO the memory Of their associate ana the' Aib'nlcl
funeral In body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
10 REPAIR THE orINNERLrn

The sloop-ofwar QuInnebaug. which recently 70
turned from the European Squadron, has been sur
vsysd by board OF officers who have estimated that
her repairs would cost about 10000. She Org0aly
cost 100000, so that the repairs could be made
within the 20 per cent limit established by Congress-
TIE principal repairs necessary those to her on
gines She will also need boilers, new mssts
And new decks She will probably be put out OF
commission next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

The graduates from the public schools this yesr
number TO-.
Supervisors yesterday 10 appoint Superintendent OF
Supplies. To prevent fraud in supplying goods 10 the
county.
Frederick william wald, Of No l64 lIopo-st., WAS
held In $500 bail BIZ Police Justee 0oetung yester,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
BENJAMIN RATTONS BODY.
THE MISSING MAN FOr-ND IN THE WATER AT
Tur DEOUKLYH SHORE

The body Of BENJAMIN lIltt"n a." "no'con OF No
90 Film T.. i"uui 81 tie "anr a. tho tot %
Forty u nh Ct. Urppkyn. yrsirrIv. lie thrown
OVERHEARD irrm A harrr attached Ia 'lc NuamT Black
h.ri. ny William II. Sall"y, on saturday might. near
tho Ir,lgo wharf they were rctUn'nS with party
u employees Of tho American bank Motto Company
from an excursion 10 Hr'a Ncrk. T. |. Nallcy, It Is
ALERT hn"rk'i down hy Hattnn. and got up ami
hr.w lla,'un rv"r H." guar! rail, near u" paddle
Wa"' IT," h-iy ~ Ift"n b"r' ~ marks or bruises,
bui lis face wa dir'.IrrSi, IN autopsy and an In
'iuc.t viii l." l"l today hy tor,u'r Rooney. SalrS.
NLo iru"l throwing any ono overheard. Is locked mp
the luuibN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
ALONG THE SOUND,

in;l DI,EI'DET. NJ tyur i" Fursi hao APP ell The
rl,uanrr Grating board ut H. MLH UmmiS- ipur .
and the appointment OF An inspector at a salary ni
~ 200 . owen MaTl, age forty i've, ~ south Brook
lyn threw himself IN front Of a Nrw.Yurk and New
Haven Ealr,al train on Wednesday might and was
In laMllY klrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
,cHIpPIN,; .NFIHS.
NNIT4 nv .'FVO,
PORT OF ORE....wEDEEsDAY. JUNE rs. 1881


ARRIVED.
The Queen Heeey Liverpool June l3 Queen,
town a. WIN mse and passengers to Hui't Arrived
% sn y t ,JS f AK co. Arrived
So %l FS%2 IS1s e. Soo'"p
C S E;. &C. JsIs o T B.l
lefT ~ nd june e. g. canS N@r, sorrrnta d6ri
Tar TO- with and Bros Arrived
MonadE lbrl Jenkins SrrIsO' June4. Gibraltar
IL with order vessel 10 Hogan sons Arrived at
a1" June sy E Fyf VIII aTS SG,s
yes.r simpson Spence Young ArriVedat the Bar at
sISamrr CITY of Alexandria McIn0.h Tampsco June i6
passeugersto Jas wara Co. Arrived at tho Bar't
STEAMER progreso. Phillips. PrOer-.O June 90 with mdse
passengers Beon CO. Arrived At tho Bat at 100
Steamer Atho, ODD. Low. Jacme JuneIO. ANY caye.59
nd,e and TO PIN, Norwood Co. Arrv"ia
steamer Camer,ta Br Coos Arroyo juno H. FaEdo 10.
Nose TO Miller, Bu Co Arrived The Bar at 80
Steamer Bladder tSor, Christie Gibar. 5, days with fruit
steamer state Of TcIas winam. FernsndinA Brun.
wick and Port Royal with mdso and psssengersto
Steamer Kanawha Sears Newport News with coal to
steamer Herman Haett Boston, with mdse to He
lrE.r Ru'' Lauren Montsvideo a. days in ballast
marx TuI sre.on zarA II days. with cedar to II Erich
vessel to p Nun & 90.
sUSsET-At sandy Hook wind light 8! cloudy. A. City
Island. wind fresh. SS", cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
steamer oGcr'. voses"ssns Hamburg June le
Southampton with mdse AMI passengers 70 Corus Al
rived At Bar a. 10
CLEARED
s,eauIo Strado (Rr Mathrscn liv.rpoolBusk JsvonA
Of Pennsy wanna lBr. Mann Glasgow Austin
steamer Iuua Ger. schmidt Hamburg RI cor,,,
Br) II, "A, hers. Antwerp trOrprI
Edth HUugh (Br Foley POinta Pe and Irlnlsd
Iic.mrr AuIa,nor tBr, Brown Baracoa-Gomez P,asal
stesmer Guyaniotte Kelly Norfolk and Newport News
Old INmlnlOH -
steamer Klcnmoud. Jenney. West Point yaoh Dominion
str.mrr Gen whitney Bearse. Boson II Dlmock.
Bsrk I/ch Br Boy'i batavia Java Tor orders
B.rh 20 Corbrt; iBr Mckee Les sabIes-J Parker
narr Rau~. sawyer. Bu-nos Ayrr.-sw van Son
BARK BoLny DVOn. BuIses- santos IL CrOssnAn Bro
SAILED.
a,..n.y, Pr Gland for Liverpool State PeppsJlvAnn
I,Ith AuRuSh Victoria. HAmbnry; t6an
An,IeriAu A&"tS ~anInrr, riessy. RIO JAnero Euth
G,si'on M"nu 70 Ray NL-n"N. Turks Isanh brn"i& oo
Wilmington. Guy ottc N"wp"rt News Kchm"nd Wa:
ship Csnara for sydney. SSw
Bats JoIan n, Hamburg Amanda Valparaiso Agate
THK MOVEMENTS OF sraAHERa
FuREIGS PoRrS
Liverpool June 20 Arrived steamer Gsiitano (span).
GoicThcA from New. York. -
Sailed stna1ers city OF Paris tbr).
MsiI- aud BRITANNIA (Hr. Dawson. from Liverpool hence
'0 Ta,pproS Jun. 27-Arrlvei steamer Saas Ger,
Richter from Ssw YORK 90 her way u Brrmrh -, =,
Inn, state OF Georgia (Brl. N-O
de- RON Ill.ssu. hrace tor S0H.No
Tgi.l,L June - Arrived. steamer Eysia tBE fahes
WIykE Jn"r j, sailed Egyptian Monarch tBr).
lrN IL Tor sew OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

ALBENARLE-Judge Francis NJ. Finch OF inc p,Vs.
York Court Of Appeals MISUNDERSTANDING Bliss
President the Boston and Albany Railroad COMPANY
and Beltrsn Mathicu Secretary OF the Chilian Lsu
Washington. FIFTH ANENCE-ConhcI 'V., p,,,s
French OF Boston and Christopher L. M"fee' VI .,nr,h
burg EW.YORK-Senstor NJ w. Ransom " 1900
CaroEna NORMANDIE-Dr. r l. Gains OF "a H,ooai
wINDSoR-GencTal Philip ST. George COOKE anu e'
Charles l. Blunt u, s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
,Du vopK nAuy TRIBUNE FRIDAY, 90 lsSaTEN PA'Es.

she was not in need of money and had no trouble 70
,emnt her 10 commit suicide Her husband IS SAID 10
he a hoteLkeeper somewhere in New-Hampshre. IN
her room was found an old schoolb0ok, on the ny
ham A coroner will Investigate her death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28

of trains in opposite directions, and got directly IN
front of of the locomotives The cowcatoher throw
him w to height OF twenty feet and he fell in FROM
Of the other locomotive which cut his body nearly
ssunder. His body was sent 70 the Harlem Morgue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
STATEN ISLAND.

EICHMOND.- James. better known A. BADGER
aut,tun " no has "A lon: criminal record. srll.
trir"i To- i've years and ,iA months In hiic Prison
r.lrrlav hV Judge stephens for break NJ ntJ the
adr,' NOrth Shore Trnui, Cluh.lOus" a. IiVlngs
and ,icaIlnS sfNTrWHrr and varou, uthcr alticIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28

The Columbus club has officially withdrawn It's
protest over the forfeited game In brooklyn Of last
Monday. The Brooklyn club yesterday signed Young
Casey, who pitched early In IL" season for the New
Haven team. He will not accompany tho team on
It's coming Western trip.
The Athletic and jersey City mines viii cross
bats at Oakland Park jersey CITY. today.
On July the METROPOLITAN team will PLAY two
games against the Brooklyn Athletic Club nine, at
the grounds OF the latter In he Kab-ave.
W J. sullivan the old pitcher OF the Easton club,
has been signed by Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28

Earned runs-NewYork O. Chicago 4. Two-lase aus
Common Home RunsEyan, ienSr Cor Ca9e StoGn
Ewing g. Double plays-Hatheld Rchard~on Sonnot
sonnor RICHARDSON Frs, base on ball rn.sed
bsils-Dsrllng wild pitchss-Gumhert Time-3;2o
Umpirs-Lynch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAlNS. Tie closing exercises Of tho
uublc school were held In LAFAYETTE Hall oven ng
iu Wednesday evening tn" gIUiuatcs OF IA" school
for thu last years hal &c unUn al tho place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28
THE MOVEMENTS OF sraAHERS
FUREIGN POINTS
Anb, unos nona

Thsrn IL prrs,rvatSe principle IN sozodo@s has
arrr u,s,Iy preserves a." teeth from d'raN len at
rs.r H. LAZY tGi"d 10 without 0pproNi'y
rs ccsn,.ug and pufyrS Prp"Et'r' II ou' 81. ga
other drtf..Jc, ASN S0fdpHa and tax No SUBSTITUTE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28

New. York phv.ICIan writes: NV wife prizes
SIrhrl,on,. .qui Bread very highly and hear good
acrou, T. O, 1t tom my par"nts1 LIQUID br%t Is not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-28

Asn dressing ard color rrstorer. Parkers Han
Ia aar never faI - satisfy
Psrksrs Ginger Tonic a!"Tstes suffering.