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vii he found an excellent remedy
for sex headache Carier's Lttia
layel Pills. Ihm>and- 0f letters from
people vino have ust them prove tAls
TACT. IIy them.
The Bottom of the sea
Yields no peatl that can exceed IN
beauty teeth Wh,ened ano cleau-ed
wltA that Incompatible dentuirce, the
fragrant S0zod0ut. Ncr j. COAL roster
than the gums ia winch such teeth are
set. - say tao ladies, vino are the best
judges IN such matters.
Ii SICK headache i misery, what are
Carter's Little Liver Pills If they VII
positively cure IT, People who have
used them speak frankly of their worth.
They are small and easy TO take.
il you once try Carter's Little Liver
Pills for SICK headache, b.Lousne,s or
constipation, you viii never be without
them. They are purely vegetable;
small and easy 10 take. Don't forget
TINS
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I0faI tUlleftIOn IotN
Description. Assessment J. Account.
Broadway. scr5ner's addition TO tae
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-23

Drrrf nr CRY CLERK. GRAM
.-r 70 n 'lry Iressl-@- that
7l of 20 estate r-11ain unpa
ss.s .r pIrlre p4rre 40 pa
l ia forenoon. AZ Che door ot
l- c0uIf. % helr. lu 7tii city
80 I'D Hf.-4g said a ssessu
-n io- or Darc B. iu tatu riOn O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
FUNERAL or MRS. HAYES.
The SERVICES AT TIL HOME or TIE EN-.
PRESIDENT IN FREMONT.
FLOWERS FROM THE WHITE ToU-r-rULoGY ny
CHAPLAIN M'CAEr.

Y TI-NT vi I
Tr,r,ou, Ohio June 9S.-ThlS la; hrcI a sal Iav
,,,,,. -, ,i,rs. c,,. rhc l,s, ,,,cs ,,.., H..
i"F uc l''iH' va '"'' ''''' 80 =
holy OF Mn. Hayes W''c "i'nr'N'i DN nearly lo""
rcpll, All business houses were Clu.ol al! many
49,. ,,v.,I cr,ll.,r.. ~ p,,lr7 ,r, ~.
49,, ,,,,.. I.,. g., q r,,r,,c,ca, ,c,,r coaI, e.,
body 81 Mrs HIN'S 10y IN Hae' CIV '''a' 'o.Hu' IA
TIC hail II he house. The face Wore calm and Ne
-, '...r,, a., tho r,p,, wore =, L,,n,,, Of pslu.
Inv. ~ 49, ,, ,,.,, -, -. ,,r.c,,o
O,in her Ayiu"r home 1.r Pres l"u' aud Hr Har
'"' "' ,,.,.c.,, ,',r,., =, Govc,. from, Wa-
''>o" '', '''n'', ,,r,.' 80 v,,e,, re-
,r .,, , MIL, ,lc n:ll Hrp.lu,,.' General IlAve,'s
vi '''F' - ,.. to 60
old c"'nMaIn' u" iio'''' ''"''' y -
Methodist Episcopal '"t''"' d." ".''' ""'' y, -
la'i'ms a.d individuals scl; ha'd',''e "''a' : Iu'
Tar funeral scry"c vas u"GcT u" caro- 81 we
~. ). y. Mis-, Ia 70" o: i"' '..''" VIC"
NJ. Hayes areaic1 ahd VS. '''"P''' '''-' 'N"s
To-: PRAYER L. Preston, ls-A.old. 81 o." ono We"
lcyan Ua.vrs,.,y. a. uc.4va9'. trurAns sermon ry
l,c Key, Ir. " l&c VII, IaI = feeling ttouo {" The
"".rr. c,l,., ,,o ,....9. .! ia,n.!c lyman, ny
',,' y.,.,Ic s.r! in ,,.Tt.
T,. u.,u t., : ,.r,..,.,,r my frs. R,.uariarcc
u,rn HE illg,Ir,5y, w,i.au u.u,c departure
~. ., i,..,r.r ,..,,,ny ,,!.,I,.t>, f.. day al u,cr
-. ,,o.I Inr,vf r e. Ar. .,..r We entered the town
- n',war. g. s.arc- -, .cl ,,Cc,.r- h. esrc. rcd
49,, ,u,, 49, a. -, Al rify T.,
,I- g.. .,rr,,',,I sJ,.,,,,r. Tn, clrA'
r'' H,L n'oi i.aa, i. !.t'tS >, 80" Nv sIy
"eIa." r,n r', ~ ,,tr, y.y v,a, NO.
,,~t ' ' 49,. ' l,i7 hr. mi ard ryrr',nviug
,iri, ' r'".,',, AZ If a rare hr1.tial
M, ~ W. 'i'" ,''," "a, % ,
i.,'! 'h" 49, .''''s s. tr,rI hcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
4 PORTRAIT or CORNELIUN TINDERETTT T..

SUBJECT TO DUTY AFTER HAElNG BtEN II.
TURNED TO TIE AHTI4r ~ FAIRS.
Washington juno Is Chauuc'y N. F~prw, ut NV.
YORK; .roniIy applied u m" Treasury Department ior
tho fIce entry OF oil portrait Of 'orurliuS NanI"h"
which W., originally imported from Pals. AMI sub"
qucrily returned tO tho artist, Leon HONht, Tor rN
animation and re touching. In Letter 10 the tOl'c"r
OF rustoms At New York Oh hi, subject. Assistant
soretary Tcheuur s, that Article 5i' OF the gene a
regulation. prescribe, that durable merchandise TN
ported and aitrrwIrd exported although 1t may have
paid duty on Ito first importation. i liable To duiS on
every subsequent importation into tho 'nIioi state
This article Mr. liChcVr tuyS II founder "n u" iic'
tina, the provisions II law imposing dIiy make 10 dio
uncuOn between tho Original and sub>r iu"ht iHpoUH
tous OF merchandise l. has been &c say, III force
for many year, and applied to numerous importa'I"n
aud the u"rartincnt l. OF opinion that II i correct
Interpretation Of tho law. SIR. Iirn"nor concludes:
Under T. !. 40, the portrait 81 Mr. Vanderbilt,
which f. regularly imported, Is properly dutabc az
IN, rate OF 20 per cent AT NaOrrH anal tho department
must decline 10 waive the collection 81 duties thcrb
Iac drrl,u- VI November H. l2oo, on TIC Application
OF Pnnip schuyler, and November 10, 1898, on the
suuln alton OF Mis-. T. i. alley and t. g. Nc'ttou
which arc OF a contrary tcHur To Tho Article above
quoted viii not lie rrsly!rd as prcrelcnt IN cases ui
mis- character, AID are hereby rov"h"!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
WILL DON C4MTHON WITHDRAW


senator Don Cameron VIII not hn candidate tr
p. .Ictnu IL the United states senate neat y"dlr AMI
win ihe end OF his Present term hn Viii lctir from
politics. .
And a PHILADELPHIA state senator called upon senator
alnerOn IN Washington upon poltcal crIAhI uo
latter mid he iil not dr,!rs remain III The senate,
and although no might be a candidate for fpe!e'u"h
AZ tho expiration OF his present term ne WnHn pr
souniy ntctrr 10 retire Tho only thing which In
duCcd him u think Of another election wG' thai ms
father was anxious 10 have him roman lh"f'. Ent
Tor this Le would cut of his senatorial career AT tho
end OF his term. The senator did not ~ thh' llWo
contemplate tho death Of his father so Soon bt no
said that when In the course OF events General Jam
eron should pay ths great Debt OF Nature ho "ouIa
rotlre from Congress-
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name aud address.
DIED.


Suddenly June 2. 1883 Dewitt, C. coney in thu
,: e'3rnCo NO % w''' SD e. juno 49,
Inrrin@nt At Newark Ono
CHISTA DoRo-gn THURSDAY June q. Mari, Jane widow
pi,;I". mr. inv -f T., s IL" rIn-,, from her lat.
Icsd. nce .42 Wet lIst on SATURDAY 25th inst,
D!: roEGST 4: NewI0nt..q, CoD? on Thq'siay. June
r"rr iIr; IN ~ ~ S tatch % d III, @oyen.n paxavs
cor1"r a;,h It, on sa:uriny. GOTH inst. at 10 a m
Please on. flowers.
E8H inT' a a c % ,a s ' ms Of
rn:sr M@T,D At Norts "a ~ '''
we sr ?a f :. GifSn Of R2,r" St
HTMuA ON June g. charl"' ktwin j., OF son OF ChA'
= .nt AaIos iLcnah ,. =, c,,,,o, On srn,,v
i"u,rrf IT, L. ari IT,, Angeles Ca papers please copy
uo.rM\H On F~lry tie g-,riu, AZ Ntorr,'own. New
Hotio il ths tansr"i s"ry"s ii he wen hcTeStte
KTIFTIN uaunry. Conn, june - IN the 4ith year o,
fun.rSl Woaay Jay /. l3Op m from residence of c.
NSS" i iS2s a. a M IL, s ,"?' lo' cai'0
%i' 4,1 hi. h ttrnis are S n, '' ''"' H. %
FEED Ath, a. r.-,t,.c-. Al IVES, tsnst.. John Reed
ran,nl ..fyi,r at Ia. ho.sr ~a;Uni.y evening at sp
S'or Salc- =. y Morgan I,>t So7 g. A X, and mem
h~t- q Ancient Lodge, so. 80 + and A. NJ tEaeruGly
lncrrn,nt private.
HEuWAN-on Jane - 1850 MAN II. Redman, Jr, son
., william II AN! i.u.., seIaA1, Al - West l9jthsL
EV'ic, Of funeral hereafter.
SLOANE on Thursday Jane -. loS). sarah A. sloane
and fcrt, are in,i,,-' attend funeral from
r,ss ec 80 81 iNth 81 On 'A'"ntLy. Juao 30 At
sowroE-"n Thursday T, ming, Jul, q, wsncr L4v
lns .,o: yourgc.. son q ucprs" H. All Ldy n nowdon
ra'.r ,srS!ce, ron, ~" ,csl"ro" Of IT. r,rent. lo2
Ivnc-st.. Br"oN.%n, - u. "a Hat..aIN -ih INST, AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FREIGHT AGENTS UNABLE TO AGR

FREIGHT AGENTS UNABLE 10 AGREE.
Chicago, June - (Npcr.lU.-AccordnC to onc o.
the most conservative frisht agents IN Chicago. the
Northwestern outlook IS extremely dark Tho West
crn Freight Association WAS In session all day. bit
beyond the wasting Of a large amount o. wind a"'l
TO stirring up OF much additional BAD blood nothing
accomplished. The proposition which mot The
most general approval at tho mcc'!ag Wa ~ Ignore
entirely the lake lEc, aul e. back TO tho oil ra'Is
In existence before tho present break. 10 tLlS the
Burllr g'on and Northern would not aCre" "a its In
conc {, derived almost entirely from through rltNc.
1t proposed amoHdm"n, agreeing to In" advance
In local rates provided II Ind the p:.vloc" Of mrrt
us the through rate mno by IL" lal." IIl"- E'"T
mad, except the lurllr Stpn and northern. Vu'ci
aganS, the Amendment Another prupo,it'Op was
that the Rock IS!Auh AID Chicago. -. Pau aud
KauSas CRY. which r"n through Iowa. should not
u.c tbs low cUmmplIty tariI thu, preventing tho
sprsi Of tie low rl'r' west 81 tAG cast IEo Of Iowa
This vas al,O voted down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
SUFFOCATED BY SMOKE.
SLIGHT FIRE CAUSES TIE DEATH or A MAN
WHO TRIED TO PUT 1T OUT.

SLIGHT FIRE CAUSES TIE DEATH or MAN
WHO TRIED TO PUT 1T OFT
small fro broke out at 90 o'clock last night on
the first floor Of No. 40 Mouroc.s fvr.story tcno.
mcnt hsusc, occupied by twenty nine families. Tho
rooms whore tho fro occurred are occupied by Abra-
ham Israel. his wifo and four children. The whole
family left the iou mInut4s before >, locking
the door behind them. soon atcrwayd tho house.
keeper, Julia Rualdt. smoke issuing from the
door OF Isracrs room and gave the alarm
Of fire. Charles Thompson. age forty fve, who
kept candy store tho ground fOon ran upsiars
and forced his way into the ROOM closing tho door
behind him.
When officer Purry. Of the Seventh Precinct. ar
rived. lie found Thomp,on lying dead on tho ho9r OF
the burning room, having been overcome by the
smoke. Engines and hook and ladder company
were promptly al hand and soon pat out tho tlamcS
The loss Is estimated at goo, entirely nDvortd nv
insurance. According 10 tho custom among Hebrews
on the eve OF ucr sabbath, two candles were left
burning table IN tho room, and Il IL supp cd
that these candles Wcro upset pulled OF the table
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

Newton, @. nimrod, Mrs. Il. Daum, Lon Hillman,
all Of Cincinnati; W. II, Frazer Illinois, d. B. Shaw
han. OF Covingon, KY; II. l.. Sunderoruch and his
son and wlbe, Cincinnati Miss Williams, williams
burg Ohio. Those persons in the ladies' car In the
middle OF the train. In Mr.. Hunts
private car were Mcssrs. Hunt, Rhodes, Conductor
kain and tho colorcd porter. Wesley Grifths. Mr..
RhOdes's injuries arc internal and arc supposed ~
be fatal General Manager Hunt lad his left shoulder
ana two ribs broken. lie IS Unconscious Conductor
Pain had his shoulder blade and left leg brOkcn.
Tho porter was badly injured, bur the extent could
not 10 ascertan"d tonight All OrO"ght Ia
the city except MeSsIs. Hunt and Rhodes who wcrc
unable to DO moved. Thry cared for at farm
house near tho scene OF tao accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
CARlOTrA pNTTI.
Paris June 2--Carota Patti ~" well knogn
singer. and sister Of Adcna PATTI, died Ia this r!ty
To-Day.


r4r,ou, rlu va, tLrro years older r.an he,
more llmou, sister Aicna. having been born f.
llprcuro In l-iU. Prilna donnas. especially r."-"
ls!rrrng 10 such royIg families TIC BaG7l!r AMI
lail., s"l!pm iCuEd " Layc PrSTci thr0r
family and hapll-mal rrcoris IN lEcr year., tr,'
ulo'" eAact Information as to the dAt" Of her b.!ra
Il 10, 10 ho h-d Just The cl@i da" -
TIC h!rh Q! Adcina Patti Ns ia deha'"
rG'u fcw yeAs ago, when Inilsi al
.pu.1 Ll,t t,o4 tho trOulc 10 hunt W to
ccrtlrca'o Of her baptism IN Madrid. Ito iau.or ~
TIC >..'crs ~Lll Atorc PATTI, sioi!au trlur
singer, their mother pr.Hd donna Who Lad won r"m"
fame ia Italy H. e!rnura LAnli shc having 'r|
married Ter teacher, Erancc,'p hIrili, E"mIu
musician. e,gnor Iatt and hi vito came {" America
f. l,4-, when C1r!ptra c'.ht and Aicl'nI five
year. Old. a!Euosa Darrs chIhIrn by her first
husband canlo 10 America with her, and one Of them,
Antonio, wLO was music teacher IN Washington
about httecn years ago, became tarlotta's teacher
AfcrWari shc took lessons tho p.Hnufor'e from
Henri Herr, IN Pi1s, where her father died IN l-.r
Her aIt, that time suppor ed Ia L. IA "a,
field Of Instrumental music, hut she learned
d!rcrntly, and dctotei herself the cultivation Of
her voice. Her Grt public appearance "A singer
ia York va, effected In 1854, and n year later
sh" appeared In opera. She had unques InIrd ability
a OIrratlc artist Onde"d therc many who sun
affirm uat her hIstl!onic well as her musical
talents, gratcr than those OF her sister, but
lamcnr.s which hah resulted from disease Of IA"
hip intrTfnrrd, and though shc ocra >ionally sang
oicTai rlc, sho never identified herself NTH the
lyric drama. Tho war OF the rebellion compelled
Abandonment OF her concert plans IN 1903, ard sh0
returned 10 Europe eiiccting her debut IN London
April 10 Of that year six ycary later she bar
to America, and for ten years thereafter she was a
familiar ngurc our concert platforms Her last
American tour, IN the OF 1s7DIsoO was malo In
company with Ernest dc Munck q v!UlUncclllst whom
She had married In eepemGei, 1879, and Theodore
1""dt, tho admired hcal tcn0r. sho had bson
previously married 10 NiOl!nls', believe. For
i"n" tine past, she has taught singing In Paris
ttrotta Pat"s voice clear soprano Of marvellous
RATIO and f"Nibilty It's compass nom & be
pw tho treble star 10 sharp In alt. that f. to say
FROM tho lr,t l"g"r Inc below 10 the 9Th sparc
ShrrU"d hhuve. such music n that allotted Ia tho
Queen ~ Night fl Mozar''' "Magic E1urc' she sang
with cU'io ami T~rlnct taste. It's ch.f defect
va lack OF sympathetic warmth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

chicago. June - ,Sir,' The ira" B., st. 'H'i
iron rates ",''mi"h :, ','irnIr' business ''h
TIA. uac rat, hay" O'rn lsh'!rs asanI %" r''nr''r
Lu, with w"stDpuni ra' The -l'to"unl tarN
bal 10 safer IN ,ympahy. Taxing r:o.t Jry ., "a.
FLOWING T-"s viii /" "a 'T"t On .f'n anil s,' a'' -'
- enumerated ,lscia ton tar!r NJ. I. N" lrH!
ngts After the destination ao 70. "'' than car i- IN"
second Hr From CHICAGO :" 80" lor~, - 49,
.'on 80. - PH.lt"'ph7. - i. lh'tm'r~, d, J.
A,1AIy, -. -, Er-iA !n'1I. - II. l.'n-i. = i
+, lIoruc.lsyM,c ~ l.. l.. H. heN"r l. /" 10 :,
hvra-i.. 20 III -, jcS. - 1. - - ih. r'''h".
,, l. o,r = - I,r ,,u' she b4S- U,ag cha 81 tsor
q z, .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

Pohi Ohirc Notice.
! daily BY al Interested. as changes may

Should b. read daily BY al Interested as changes may
AiY tInsD
L,lrge prsgn countries need not be specially sd
dressed Tor dispatch by any particular steamer. excepf
A. On 1, 'er"i ,cnd duplicates = banding ana
rrcal document letters NJ: sLecay aldessrI bang sent
by u" rlsto>t vessels available.
prompt In oil csNs a. tis Office as follows;
SATC RDAY-At . =. m fps France, swift "rind, Italy.
S'aIn and Portugal, I"' IN 'eGTGVgnr via Hayrs
r'frrs Tor Austria Lc directed Rougogns'
80 a. Tor Great Britain, Iglarf Ec'rqm, Neither
i,'!S aUi Austrt. per = = Au'2n!a, wa Queenstown
rtrrs trr other European cOurt'" mat he Gncnd pcf
Aurana 30 a. ior no d. llnFir1 and Santos.
a., IA. Ia rata cOunrira lu &" JanPir0 Z.
. \n,hors. VIA glasgow gettcrs must be dreccd per
>rhoriaD. II A. IA 10: St CuiN AND St Thomas, Via
- CroX also windw1rd Islands direct. g Darf.-
,,uta ut IL for Jamaica, also JIcnsel and Aux
-: 8 Tity q Atlonts va nayan, etters mus. be 81.
rcotld per CITY Of Adsan0 1T 30 for Europe.
pcv = luih via SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen ~ D. m
Tor larl Maranhsm and CeaTa, per Il . Gregory,
Mails Tor China and Japan. pcr a. s. CITY Of RE ds
JaucirO from San Francisco r!Osn here July - a.
p NJ. Malls tor the Hawaiian Islands por q
,5s s, Ms * A%s'p maTa San
s'55,,ai at ,ussilS} ms. %; he
c'".e here June !:i at p NJ Mails for Cuba by rail- %
Tampa FLORIDA ana thence by steamer. via Key West,
Fla, close o. this oElce daily Pt ? 40 a. n ,. 4. 40
ranged Presumption q their M oysEsna
on S sS sas , o. '' Rasrss Ss
r., once. s eSH YEara Z. i June Il isss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
FROM OLD WORK TO NEW.
MAKING BACHELORS AND MASTERS.
pnGRnxs IN ARTS AND SCIENCE CONFERRED BY
MANHATTAN CoLLEGE-A LARGE AT

nrcRpUs IN ARTS AND SCIENCE CONFERRED BY
MANHATTAN CoLLEGE-A LARGE AT:
TENDANCE IN sPITE OF HEAT.
Tia ttfrty.sixth annual commencement exercises OF
College took place yesterday afternoon IN
ths Mstropolfan Opera House, 1000 visitors InehuS
and relatives Of the boys Drawing the oppressive neat
and applauding at intervals through all the interesting
srcgrsmma Among tho prominent persons on mo
nlattorm, besides archbishop Corrfgan who pro
aod and conferred the degrees Brother justin.
,,.ror AZ the college; Brother Isaac John, Bishop
Jousbbp. Of Brooklyn; Bishop Conroy OF Curium
iM,,or E. J. oshaughnessy, Railroad Commissioner
Johp D. Herman, Michael Giblin, Chamberlain Croher
sheriff Plack, Dr. W. b. Wallace Eugene Kelly and
Judge Joseph I. DAILY
~. nrorramme included brief orstIons by Robert F.
cu,nion. ON God in Society; Dennis P. muAln' on
us,rks.D. Cornelius T. Crowley, on The CiuEen' :
phu,n 7 slnnott, on "The Irish in the Revoluuoh'
and John r. Devereux, on Washington" Inc Mas
,.,,s Grafton on Our Mission" was delivered bS
Thomss j. oLeay, "a William T. quinn made
IN. address to the graduates and the Archbishop con-
ferrcd the degrees as follows:
49,, a, Arts-Thomas J. o. Leary, Thomas H. Manev.
n,v,d Mcclure the Rev. James 7. Donahue Edward NJ
AsCsSe Edward N. Pfohl Joseph T. salfan. Master o.
seenee-willam j. 'OShca. Bachelor OF Af's-Michde'
Joseph Cohaan Michael Joseph McCabe' Timothy LOWS
mccall J,me, Fpncl. MCNAMARA. Robert Francis Gun
Mon John Louis Lindsman. Cornelius FRANCIS crowley
James Thomas Gallagher. Philip James snnot[ "eorsc
william Mundelein, Edward Joseph Morris. WILLIAM
y,.nci. holland Michael Walsh, Francis Craig,
francis George Engelhard,. Peter David Walsh John
lame. walsh Joseph James Kane. Dennis Patrick Null
I'm, Sylvester James Mcnamara. Vincent Victory CafIe'
jeremiah o'Leary. James Bryan Greene Bachelor oi
selepee7John Ryan Devcrcux, James Michael Giblin
Charles BERNARD Reilly Henry Andrew Madden. Com
ntre,l piplomas-Francs Edwcd Mccarthy. william
Augustus B.auck John Joseph QUINN, Pablo Mauro Con
IS Cn,rIe, Nicholas Lndcnicld Joseph Aoysius Don.
uely.
The medal for Religious Instruction was won BY
John J. Lipdsman: for Philosophy, Michael J. 9hAan
ar orator. Philip J. SnnOtt; for ClasscS, MlChhi
= MoCsbe; for Mathematics, J. Ryan DercruA for
fann Composition, Edwari 4. MaCtin; for ElocunOn.
John f. Dempsey . for Physical Sc!crC& j. Ryan
DevereuI and next In merit James NJ. Giblm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
P4SSENGLR STEINrES ~ COLtISION
~EssTLs Badly DAMAGED IL NNHEAGN%eTTG
BAY-THE TEOrIE UNUtRT.

VESSELS Badly DAMAGED IL NhREhGh%SI7TT
BAY-THI. TEOFL1. UNUiET
Newport l.. J.. Juno 2-.-I!" stram"r BAY Qucrn,
Of the Continental IHr, and the steamer fuluS, Of
tho WEXFORD Line IN collision ~ 10 - O'clock
his morning tat above could Island, ivo miles
up NarvagansctL BAY. Ito Bay Queen vas Oh her
downward trip and the EJhIs going Up. 4 NICK
fog prevented either from seeing tho other Mother
had much hcdway. yet q" COLLISION VIA a sc'1Dus
one Neither Vessel perceived tho other uHl!l Il WA
ton late % avoid 4 cUi..>OI. They came together
with heavy crash. Much Excitement was felt
among TIE passengers The Fay Queen had from
100 20 200 passengers on board, including q humber
Of Providence physicians Oh their way Ter" for a
CIaInbakc Thrro was a band OF music on TIRE vessel
and directly after the collision try started Ia play
mi, soon I'D the effect Of restoring confidence among
tie pas seugers. Tho Hnlu, had number OF member
III Inc Medical Association Oh board. 10 far a"
Known no one injured a. either boat Tho
Uav Queen was struck near tho forward gingNay,
ON t.c port sid, and half ~ Ter paddle whr"l wa
rf,pcd on Her crank a!SD broken, but -"
t4iaft appCars 10 be all right Two cooks N'fr u
tic k,iricl but were not hunt. Tho EOIs had her
SIDE i'm away from tho forward iHrt Of tho house
an 4, the LUidl"- wheel IHc Jar Nat. sutton, 81
Providence which va, in the AarhOr, hoard The
t,gnalS OF the steamers and went UP tho bay ana
took both In tGlE, bringing r."m I" THIS CITY. 80
far a. known the hUIls al right. En'h vessels
VIII be OF thc mo for som" time. The ("niihcnthl
Inc has plenty u spare boats. TIL" Eou> VIII Lo
replaced by TIC steamer baltimore, oi lTo''deA'e'
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vAxnErn1,r nnAns nEcLAHE DIVIDENDS.

NANUFTIUI. ! KVNTIN d.
Tho directors OF TIA" Lake nAUr tho Michigan Ten
tral and he Canada southern r1'lruh' ~, y".vr'ly
al ITO Grand Central station and declared - GlILr
a,m annual divilruis Of per cont On tic Grst i"o
Lnurd aud Ii per cent on tho last named corprry
payable August II. IT," d'rrcturs 0t -" N""-l orl
trut.4 DECLARED O Vuar'"rlv iviIrnl ~ per cent
PAYABLE July |. Fun sla'rm"nt, 81 financial ui"'l
tons v IA be found H. tie financial column Of 4 q
Ir.N'ur.
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the CROCODILE" TRGAL ACC0TNTS ACCEPTED.
Albany, June @o.--A few days ago Controller
MYERS, Of New York City, resuhmttcd the claim Of
NrwYork city against the State for expenses incurred
I'm the ,o.callcd bOodlo' Aldermen trials, which was
accompanied by an i'oUircd account, with vouchers
attached amounting to 100000 This was ono OF tho
hills witch Controller Wempe refused TO pay unless
accompanied By such itemEed statement. This AZ
ternOon Controller Wemple expressed himself sat
lsned With tho reSubmted account and directed the
payment Of tho 10000 TO tho CITY Of Nsw.York.
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,yrrIr.u oCnry uopr,,,,y

WiisfH Oricn Hoffman died suddenly from heart
dscaso ycsicrdav at his homo In Morfttown. n T. Mr.
HOFFMAN who IN his MItv.S second year. native
Of THIS lie succeeded his fsth-r. Iinicy VI. IIuT
Fan tho auction business organizing. ~ u" a't"rs
Oath %" arm Of L. e. Norman. Son Co.. In which
b. continued partner until his retirement from
about tn years Sco. Ito was a nsm:,r o, the ST.
Nicholas Society. II. leaves a wife anl daughter.
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N1HRLED.

aDAMS-ROE ON THURSDAY June %. at the Presbyterian
church II Kings Ferry. Y" hy IN" Rev. IT. u. steven
sru kbby daughter OF tho late samuel Adams, 10 the
Rev VIZ T.. Roe 81 K!ng', Ferry. y. Y.
uUELAND -PLATT-On "Wednesday. Jnns 30 at St. An.
drew Church Harlem. y. !, 10y IN, Rev Geo r. Van Dc
Water y D. Minnie A., daughter Of A Warner Platt 70
Joseph o. DOrlalG.
MOHR -BROwS-On "Wednesday evening 26th June AZ tres
nepce o, b dos parents is Mercer Jersey CITY, " j.
nv ta Rev " II Parmly. y. j.. captain Hermann MOhr,
Prssan Guards SgaGdau ~ Jennie NJ eldest Laughter OF
Z =. Brown.
THOMPSON At Bloomfield y J., on
Thur,l,y u nv the Rev. \. NJ pam@r. Charles Oln
stead Thompson TO Carrie Iiassnger all VI this city
Notices Of marriages mus, be Endorsed with full
name aud address.
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TRINITY MEN ASSEMBLING At MT. GRETNA PARK
Lebanon, Penn, June 2a-Thc special train from
Ncw-I0rk over the Pennsylvania Railroad bringing
the faculty, trustees, undergraduates and alumni Of
Trinity College, who TO bo tho guests OF RObcrt
II. Coleman at Mount Gretna Park until July q. ar
rived at Mount Crrtna this evening The visitors
number over 200. They are cncamped at Mount
Gretna PARK, which Is tho camping ground OF tho Ma
tiOnM Guard