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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
PREPARING roR THE RARLRM REGITrA.

The oeleRues 70 the Harlem Regatta Association held
heeHng a. tho st. Cloud Hotel last evening 20 make nna
arrangements for the 30 rowrd the Harlem on
Dooofaaon Day. The Columbia College crew and the
nanss viii compete In the oEhtOsrd twomie race for
.s hhhem Cup 1t was decided TO leave the entry 10
sh Iace open until Friday II thought that the
ohiYeis'I OF Pennsylvania Yale and Cornell might su
" 'uueea 70 enter the race. The will be rowed
al intervals OF hslfhour beginning - 80 with the
,Soe iof The hsrsm Cup Entries have been received
o shs metropolitan Union, AthIants and Albany clubs
Ne"'fotk Athletic Club. Active Boat Club, HoboEen :;
nespef Boat Club. Philadelphia Honpsren Rowing Club
Columbia College crew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
INSPECTING THEIR NEW ROAD.
SPECIAL TRAIN GOES OVER THE PoUGHKEFP

Sic BRIDGE ROUTE.
Poughkeepsie, May FL GpecaD.--A special train, thc
hrst that has passed over the road through
today from Campbell Hall Poughkeepsie by the
Hudson connecting railroad and the bridge II had
on board party mainly composed OF officials OF the
rohd, who came over from Philadelphia on Monday.
Their train was composed OF two cars marked
Central New.Fngiand and Western which. It Is
understood Is TO be the name OF the consolidated lne
and the private ear Of President Fowler, OF the New.
York, Ontario and Western. Tho party was com
posed OF John Wilson, president of the rslr0ad COM
pahy and the POughkcepse Bridge Company; Henry c.
Gibson, Arthur Crock, John W. Brock william T.
Carter, Henry McCo mick Robert e. II. Brock Morton
McMichael Charles Henry Hart William II. Scott
Charemagne Tower, jr. william W. Gibbs, Harry F.
West, william BrocRie Robert Glenhenning and
Charles F. Morgan ir., OF Philadelphia; Henry y.
SeiXas OF EewYoik: John II. Burton, general manager
Of the Now.York, Ontario and Western; T. W. fowler
OF New YORK Nj Rus soil, OF london, representing the
English stockholders Of the New-YOrk, On'ariO and
Western; VI. ". Fowler and John T. Plat, OF PouRh-
Eoepso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

The meeting OF the Jersey CITY Carisrc' Club last night
comparatively devoid Of excitement interest when
the sensational stories published concerning the internal
strife In the club the proposition Of Edward Ahtens
FOR membership considered Tn" session strictly
private but Tribune reporter assured tfeward by
several members that only nc1cntl reference was
made 10 the OF Mr. AhrenE They agreed that the
Hoard OF Governors submitted communication e. the club
recommending that the powers OF the Membership Com
mittea b. euftaied Toward thu close the meeting
petition circulated among the members for signatures
asking at Sn amendment be made the bylaws giving
tae club the right the OF the Mepbe rshD
CoEfn.aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
THE DEADLY CAR STOVE MUST GO.
THE NETWORK, NEwHAvEN AND HARTFORD
MULCTED IN 1000.

MULCTED IN 1000.
On demurrer by the New York. New.Havcn ana
Hartford Railrvad Company to the complaint OF inc
people Of The State Of Ncw.York In suit Orohsh'
70 recover penalties amounting to about $1,000. justice
O'Bren I'm tho Supreme Court special Term YHsteUla'
gave Judgment for the plaintiff with permission 70
lnterpoSr an answer. The defendant company II
charged with violating the act which makes It uniaw
FIJI for any steam railroad company doing business
In this state TO boat rs passenger caE by any St0Ve
or nrsArc kept inside Of the car or suspended hero
from There a provision in tho art that It SHAH not
be applicable 70 railroads loss than MY miles III
length II was commended behalf OF the defendant
that there cause Of action as only portion
of H. line was within the state.
The Judge SAYS in his decision that tho act being
police regulation which the legislature hal the NIGHT
TO enact and the same not conflicting with any
FEDERAL or state restrictions upon the legislative power
In this recarlr he : Ot opinion that the ai j. VAIN
aud that apples 10 the dnfendant rallto~l. Shph
mcrs than my mile IN length. although having out
twenty four mlcS thereof within this state. ms
seems 10 me 10 be the fair natural and reaaonADio
construction TO DO gwen 10 the acts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
MONEY FOR ME sfgsORIIL iRCH,

Tho sum Of sI,444 so was added yesterday to the
fund for the erection of the Washington Memorial
Arch. Among the bscriptions were these: A. u.
Juillsrd d Co., $500: Samuel d. Babcock, 1850 ::
J. Hampden RObb, 1900. Henry Willard. james H.
Durham, Gordon EorvU and Roosevelt & Son. SOD
each The subscriptions 10 date aggregate S3l .l3l OIL
The Society Of Amateur Photographers OF New.
York viii give It's friends and t19 public an Oppor.
tupy to see the results obtained by the members OF
the society in photographng the naval, military and
civic parades, az st'rcOpticou exhibition at Chick
srfng Hall, on May 26. In aid Of tho fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
NEW WAY TT MAKE MONEY OUT OF Rail-.
ROADS.

Raleigh. n. c, May q Isp"csD.-A novel suit was
Instituted here in tho STATE Superior Court today. II
that about eighteen years statute was enacted
by the Legislature requiring s railroads operated In this
annual report 81 their business and Affairs
70 the Governor u The State and making failure 70 do
liable n penalty OF $500, should citizen
who would IL that the statute has never
been observed By the railroads. and today man named
W. L. Hoge Instituted suits against forty railroads. II
successful he will gain a2O GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
roRECosrRE OF THE SOUTH PARK ROAD

Denver. May 2I.-Judgr lIalctt issued DEGREES OF
foreclosure and sale IN the United states Circuit
Court this morning In the suits OF the Central Trust
Company OF New York, trustee, and the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company Trustee against the Denver,
south Park and Pacific Railroad Company. Tho
Conplalnt IN che case nled November IT, 1883.
The foreclosure l. on mortgage bonds given BY the
south Park Company August, 1870, amounting to
over two million dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
A VICTORY FOR IVES AN5 sTAYNER.

Columbus Ohio, May 81 tSnecihD.-The ONO
Supreme Court to-day dcolled the OF the State
against Henry s. Ives and George H. Sayuer In favor
OF tho defendants. The prOSecuting attorney OF
Hamilton County had takon exceptions 10 the
mling OF Judge Shrader Of tho Common Pleas Court
where tho inry was hirCced to bring IN a verdict OF
Acqulita The defendants wern on trial nor sWlnd.
ling the stockholders Of The cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad The exceptions were ovcrrued and
thg a tantg LeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
4 ROAD BUILT FOR SPECULATION.

Chicago, MAY 2I.--A dispatch fnJm Fort Dodge, Iowa
sRys: Action was begun in the District Court hero
Yesterday afternoon by the Minneapolis and 81. Loni'
Railway ~ prevent The collection Of the tax voted q
aid the building Of the Mason City ami Fort DohEr
Road Tho peiltlOn aIlcEcs that the road wa bulf
simply fCr speculation the expense ~ building being
only soOO 90, whirh almost wholly covered by
special tAxes and that bonds 10 tho amount Of
ii 400 900 were hosted after tho taxes were vOioi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
TIE rRrsIpENr INVITED n THE SUFFOLK FAIR.

Washington. May 2i.-I before tho Cahnat mceilhH
TO day Joseph Nmmu, IT,, Of Huntington, y. y, "aN
presented 10 the PrcsM n b, secretary Window In
behalf OF the suffolk ,O1ntl Agricultural society MF
Nimmo invited Inc President To Atc-ld the next SUFFOLK
County Fair TO be held Ia urtOb'r. Mr.. Nimmo
,utinucd ma sreclal Inducements the fact that the
Presidents graHdmuthrr, III Hie OF President VIII.
lam Henry lIarrlsOE wa born ana gre" 10 woman
also laid great stress MON M fact that The east
end Of Long Island embracing GARDENERS lay. forms
the strongest strategic position on this continent,
being as Mr. Nlumo styled II, " tho Gibraltar OF tho
Western world" lie expressed an earnest wish that
the President should Wow ibis point. President
Harrison took the matter OF tbs hvithion under
consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
RATE ppoprEM FOR MR.. BLANCHARD.

A
Chicago May II tsper! What bids fair 10 Gauss
troubL between the Central Trafac and Western
Freight Associations embedded In the report OF =
committee to the Central Traffic Association at it'
recent meeting The rp0rt showed that the Western
Association bad made proportional rat"s materially
less 10 Tire laks and rAh lno4 than a. tho ATRIAL
lines The difference Is married., amounting 20 about
% per cont l-ss from the lalos add rail lines ono
result 81 this IA that freight from 81. Joseph, Mich
IA taken through Chicago and 10 81. Paul > cents
cheaper than the sBspe fright could he taken from
chicago. either ICai or through alErall fright
The committee referred the settlement OF tho dhhcuIV
IA Chairman Blanchard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
"LAnrEs, WHIT" IT / RnPuDLIcAx cLUB.

LADIES NIGHT" IT / REPUBLICAN CLUB.
The wrrt SID Republican club had itN second 'ladrs'
night last evening aud about 100 Ui tho wives AMI sisters
and friends " ne members gathered the clubhouse No
iC5 West seventy first 81. An enjoyable musical pro
gramme given the list Of performers mcnLng Frank
lin y, nnpklS Victor Hurts int the MISC. J"ssamiHN
IIalenb"ck Marion Snn-. Gre" lloyt AMI Frank lloyi
After music supper servcd Commissioner charles
y Tau'or president tcvlyoI tn guests brha;t -
The club being ably by tho other members Of In"
cnmmlttea Of Arrangements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
ELEOrRIoAL ESGsxEBRs ELECT oyuoERs

The annual election Of Ofcer. ~ the American In,
ute OF Eeetea Engineers was hsa a, the associations
rooms at No 1877 Fast Twenty third.st last night and
the following Officers ceetei President Professor Ellhu
thomson; Independents, Edward Weston Professor
fa"S'a H. Nichols o. H. AiehEsS and Dr. Louis Dun
can; Bsansgers Or. r. Benedict HerYor Henry Van
Hoeyenbegh, II. g. Townsend ana Professor wlIslm Z.
Gsyef; secretary, Ralph W. Pope and treasurer George
NJ. Phelps mseting for the reading and discussion
Of Sro,e,sona papers viii be hsiA TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
A CHANGE on A WESTERN ROAD.

Milwaukee, May 2I.--It Is announced that Samuel
r. AinSlir tho present general superintendent Of tho
Northern Pacific, will succeed General Manager Melon,
Of tho Wisconsin Central Railway, July I. "The
Wisconsin Central said Mr. Mellon. will continue
10 be under a sepRrat" Management
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

yohn hahin, Muscatine, Iowa; william +. Bloebsann.
warren d; Craneall. Brookneld NO.; John Thomas.
Sx0ooIntoge' Kan. clsy NJ wheeler, Fullerton, Eeo;
mire NewbcFry Court House s. c.; Horace @. How.
ard Dc r, Land. Fla James Bell. Gainesville, Fla.
Carbon, wyoming; Henry ". Dean Vissls, Cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
A NEW ROAD IN KANsAs.

and Northwestern Railroad Hlnd charter yesterday
with tho Secretary Of state for Il branch ne ninety
mlos long 10 he known tho Kansas city, Lawrence
and wichita Road running fDm TOnganoxc on the
main line 10 Wichita n viii DO constructed at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
No NATIONAL nANKs IN OKLAHOMA.

washlcsfun May ?l.-Aturoy General Miller has
given M opinion the SECRETARY Of tho Trcasury that
thoro is No provision OF law Inder which National
banks can BE- established IN oklahoma, a. the pr sent
;nnc one Of the IcGu rrn"rts OF Tho National
ii,nkInp Law Il thai hrro uurIhs of ihe dipctOr Of
new National bank SHAH have resided In tho state,
Territory or District Ia which tho association u 10 be
loo oL for at year preceding thoir election
"A dIrCC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
NETWORK AND HARLEM DIRECTORS.

Tho New.York and Harlem RaIlrOsd Company yes.
ferisy elected It's boau Of directors a. follows: Cor
nellus Vanderbilt, william X. Vanderbilt, Frederick
". Vanderbilt Samuel =. Barenr ChAunocy VI. ncpew,
Charles C. Clarko, John Il. butcher John F. Burrll.
William H. IrOnRTd, Francis L. Freeman, samuel d.
Babcock, Alfred Van EAntvoOri and Robert Schen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
rAssENGER AaENrs rnANsAcr Sc RrsINEss

In accordance with tho new rule recently hoptcd
by the Trunk Lines Passenger Committee, a weekly
meeting OF the General Passenger Agents was held
YESTERDAY but nothing other than routine business
vas transacted. Owing to the absence OF j. &
Anderson, tho general passenger agent 81 inc GN-
was mad, towarl a settlement OF The existing dIlh'
cuItes iu tie Immigrant railroad irafhc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
OBlTU1R
Guy c. NOBLE.

St. Adams VI. May 2l-Guy c. Noble Of the law
nrm " Noble smith attorneys the Central Vermont
Ralroai Company and We" known IN tho state died this
morning from trout/c, brought on BY oyere>rriton
lie had been ndspos[ for several days but his illness
vns not regarded a. serious. lie was atty years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
, TEMP THE PRESIDENT WILL MAKE.

ChamberSburg. Penn. May 2l.-Unhed states Trcas-
nrer J. n. Huston, who has bsen visiting bore, an
aounced that President Harrison would make trip 10
Franklin County during the coming summer 70 SEQ his
mothers birthplace General Harrisons mother was
Elizabeth irwin daughter Of Architect Irwin and she
Was born about ten miles from here, IN Montgomery
Township, The old stone house Is still standing and
the President has several times expressed a desire
IN vfsft IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
EDWARD sANDERsON.

Milwaukee, WI. May .-EdwNri sandersor. one oi
the wraIthe.t q the miller, In the Northwest drd last
piqht IIo hsi sufferer for tine from Bright
dl-ep.e Nj Snndrrsoa was until recently very active
ln polc. being OF the tknown leaders Of the
Wls.on,.n Republicans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
EXTENDING TIE pennsylvania.

Detroit. Mch May IL" Tho Detroit Free Press
has received Information that the Pennsylvania road
Will shortly extend It's lire into Deirit from Toledo
and will unite with the Canadian Pacific and the Film
and PER- Marquette roads Ia erecting handsome depot
in Fort. st., near tho site Of the new posforioe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

Santa Fe RArOsd Company and Othsrs alleging violation
Of the long short haul clause OF Interstate Com
mefse law By charging lover rates 10 Los Angeles, the
longer distance. than 10 san Beardlno, the shorter
distance from points on the Missouri River and from
81 Louis, Chicago. Clneinnat. Detroit and New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
CHARTER FOR A NEW RAILROAD.

Harrisburg Penn. May 2I.-A charter Was granted o.
IN, state Department to-day n the PitSburg. Beech
C,eek and Eastern hallway Compsny, capital s6oo, 900.
Tho rosd will be $50 miles long and will run from NM
Unl Clinton County, TO Butler Butter County samuel
s.,sr. m philadelphia II president Of the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

The lungs are strained and rscked By pertstss,
complaint often established thereby Dr. Jsyne's
Expectorant is effective remedy for coughs and
colds, and exerts beneficial effect on she pulmons0
and bronchial organs, 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

At the meeting Of the Business Mems Republican
Association last evening letter read from Presl
dent Harrison, saying that IL he came 10 New.York
n Decoration Day he would b. pleased 10 he sn,er
tanned by the association proposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
REDUCING THE RATE ON IRON ORE.

Pttsburg May 21.-At A meeting OF Western freight
agents held hero to-day decided 10 reduce tho
rate iron frUm tho Lake ports TO Pttsburg
from ri rs TO ~ o5 per ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

WILL THERE BE NEW POLICE FORGET
The old Board Of Police Commissioners OF Jersey civ
met lass night In their meeting room In the ONCE Of
the Board Of Public Works Another meeting will be-
hetd this evening. and IL Is understood that new chief
and new police force will be appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

Earned Tun,-New.YorE Ptt'bu'C O. F. r't Ia. on
Sof Pittsnufg T. ThFes.bas" h Ls-Iie,n lu !. Two.
base h,s-tiorr J. BpcEley ., smith 1. Ba.c on bell
a. We Oh 3 hy Stalpy s. Stftsch Out-By MclcH > ny
sssley l. Stolen basesward B. o RouIke ?. .aer ne
hits Brrkry l. Milr Dunlap KuChnc ], Ti"rnan l.
Rclari.ou l. Han!on l. Douhla pays-Gorr and Whit
ney, ward, Rlehardson SHd O'CenDOE Pa-sei balls
NlIier /. wild pithcs-Wclch 1. Cmpre-Mcluade
line o. camel as
There E. no change IN the standing OF the League
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
c,,,p,,rNT AGAINsT TILE ATCnIsoN.

washington May 2t.-Thc Board OF Trade OF sah
p,rnardao Cal has died complaint with the Interstate
Cestes conmISson against the AtehiSon. Topeka end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

peratnre ranged bstwaen sGs asd sos ne average o
being i.e higher than On the corresponding day hss ys1
and 10 lower than on Monsay. 49, 4
In and this city to-day therc win probably D
fair weather. possibly preceded BY shower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
TO CELEBRATE 4 GREAT VICTORY.

Washington May al Npoclab. Like The famous
300 who stood ,orrrh-r AZ ~" chicago convention
in iseO conendnE for the nomination Of General Grant
for the Presidency tho 1o1 Illino!. Legislators Who
With betior results, stood together IN 1888 p"rssfentp
lighting for the slec'E,n ~ General Logan to tho
United stAios Scuat' indulge IN annual reunions ana
banque,S % celebrate tho memorable occasion Of Their
hard battle for tho leader u their choice The luI
Illinois cg,latorS 20 have banquet on wednesday
night a. Springfield. SrnNor ruliom IL booked for
an address which Is 10 % devoted 20 showing tho
Importance OF that election ~ General Logan, aud
the effects VI Il upon tho At the time, lrt5,
% this election Of General logan 10 six year' term,
Il assisted tbs Republicans 10 fair working majority
q eight hut III the following Congress, two years
later the Republican majority VA rcdacci b two.
80 ncariy cquH, the numerical strength OF the
two garlic, Ia the senate hst change VI one mombcr
from the Republican ,d' a. thu opposition or n los
By Alsourc Of two member would hayr resulted ~
the dcfrAi ., any Kopubl."HI ur. '.uro. ia" DNmo-
Crat been rle tel instead -! General Logan In l"H5
the senate during IN" Ith CUugrcA' frOn 1887 ~
1870 would have stood a tie. Tic array by senator
Culom ot ihns that might have BEEN II tho lO3
legi,latns Al ,rings had iOr slcrccdcd IN clectnG
Gsncrpl Logan 20 The senate VIM In all probability
surprise his hesrer, and will certainly add TO the
pride OF the gallant lOa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
N1RRTED.

HARPER-BERCHER-At The Church ~ the HesvenN
nest May q by the rector the Rev D. Parker Morgan sra
tho Rev. Charles ". Hal, d. d.. Of Holy Trinity,
Brooklyn, William Armt"ge Harper and Kate Eunoe,
daughter Of Henry Barton Deecher. '
Toi>s' n marri1Js, must5 Itt,ri,l oi!a IatI name
.,d aSy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

40 MORE APPOINTMENTS FOR 1 WEEK.
Commissioner Gnroy Issued orders yesterday that
no moro appointments be made In the Public Works
department. for ono week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

-, ,-,-.--. Barry's TricephrrSus.
Ie ha cannot wither become thin hut
flourish II dressed daily with this matchess Rreis TryE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

Geo. G. Flint Co.. West l4ths decline TO carry over cay
srrlng stock of Furniture that be sold sivcawaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
SPECIAL Notices..
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Contents OF
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
EOR TODAY
=, Frs, rag"-TOpcs OF the wCck-Tho New States
Moth Dakota,
Third Iic'-Ir, Ia6ors Nearly EHt,d-Foregn SeWs
Fourth Egc-A sunday In Guthrie
Fnh Pagr-For the Family Circlc-knttng and Crochee
SlAIl Page Horace Greeley
Seventh Pagc-IIJracc Greeley.
y ghth l9g'-lluIac' Grorby.
Nn,h rags-Thc Riot in Arkan-as-Bribery in Paiu.
morn isceiuncnu~ News.
ElcV%ntS c"Tht5ria',-Pcrsonll-T Talk OF ths
Twelfth Pagc-ACrrulwraI
Thirteenth Page Agricultural
F"urr"fa P1e'-rwo Villages IN Rutns-Ths L''' OF
he Aaskun-N CJ1crc., o! Ma nn' ,,,-,,-, A.,
Futccutn lag Review q III" s"~son-PreIdcnua AP
,oiptr, n'.-N SC"'la rCru, NNws.
Siytreu,h Pagr-Vs,NranS ~ thr War a. IL,
sr,".,tS"nrh 1sr'--Th" General A'S'moiy-Sport VIII
the Rine.
NJ rtrrniS Tagc- NarkNis-A iyer,ts'm"nt"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22

THE NEW CHINEsE MINISTER Is TsUT Kwo YIN.
Washington. May 2i.-ChariCS DENLY, the United
states Minister TO Chna, advises the secretary Of
state under date Of April ~, NJ tho appointment
Of TSui kwo Yin a. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
p0tcntlary OF China 20 th" United States vice
Chan Yen iOOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-22
FOURTH CLASS posrMAsTERs APPOINTED.

Washington May 2I.-IoIrth.class pOStmasters
wern 10 day appointed follows:
Ponnsylyania-H A. WALKER. hrarat John Me
Cahan, birmingham; John II. strong, Columbus Cross
Roads belle Dyer, Covngtou; William ~ shrivcr
Dickinson; AleN Andor Dur, DuGs; H. =. Thompson,
East Waterford u. +. Jones. Fizhoury Theodore
H. Quick Garland; A. ". Ilocy, Harrison cry; Ed
wsrd Granger Rush; d. ?. ShaHcr. smIcksburg; l.
Carnwslf, Trout Run: II. A. Davenny, YonngsYIlle
New.Jersey-H. r, Frey, SrewArtsviIlc; George B.
Van Arsdalo, Poapaok.
New.York-M. Morrison, CanNrSI, A. J." Sergeant
Columbus; John AyIor East Granger X. II. DemS
rcts Enterprise; J. II. Clark, Fulmcr Valley; +. NJ.
Waite, Hamlet; n. T. Merchant, Lakewood; ~ o.
Miller. Isyden Mrs ~ NJ. BurdicE. Llncklaen Centre
A. G.. stewart MaripOsR, q, II. linrlbnp NOWP1,t,
". L. Smith, Portland Iamos JudsOD, PiatlsNiIio,
George ~ Hall, seRSburE; +. W tohen, 5PT ni','S
H. A. Van Deussn Eprout brook; Rowland BlIN.n'
south Worcester; ENin Keene 1rumonh eo"'e'''
PRESIDENTIAL POsTMASTElts APPolNIhn
Washington, May Gl.--The President to-day Ap'
pointed the follow lng. named pOstInA'ters:
william NJ. smith, IT Newton, y =, Sha Gt" ,S a.
slack LAmbertviie " j., Francis A. ID sihBn'
Camden, Ne Frank F. Nichols, a. WGon M Mtis.'
Martin Hickey, Grafton, Mass. MORGAN H. [ noir3
Manc hester Conn Hleropymus Horbif CSilogn imInS
X y: lanes p Tayicr Nhitestore, n. v; hLaTlah
G. Cooker Caldwell Ohio John d. DeysfniSni iouu1n
vlllo ohio iohn shsfer, LAPor'G ina Mn iI,ys
Dryden. at MArtinsyllt, Ind; lanes MoD ,c h r
firsennssti. ind ]. Claude illll, kenslngton III
Dayn u Eaaton, Union CITY, Mich Eugene Y, henos,
csntsrviils, Iowa; jerome L Harvey Leon IOWA.