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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
LAWRENCE BlRRErr VAS PUZZLED!

From The Chicago Times - - -.
pd,y,n t,ooth and Lawrence Barrett are en- route
f,o1r' san Franoisco TO Now.Y0rk. They stopped AZ
,ba ufand Pacific few hours yesterday. Aher an.
oey Barfett spent some time about the cOrrdorS az
he hotel a hundred or nurxefynlsu are hoidIng
Convention and II s In the ONCE that the eiecuon LOB
ecr,np IL done Barrett was about u hght a cigar
Sbsn a nice looking old man acooStcd him 6ith
hearty greeting and asked II he was enjoying hiH'
The GREAT actor supposed the stranger was one OF
h,s admirinr constituents and cheerful eonVeEsa
ton took place. suddenly tho s'rsngcr, fcmarHed
tbat n would DO pretty good year Tor irnt: .,a.A
EYAsT Mr. Barrett replied, somewhat mysunesn.
.py ,be way, did you ever sell the h""'''"'0
Sch them No, sir, nor the Inhabitants OF any
city, $40, ~, vonr .o,,,Dnr
aThey WIZ 81 fetouched during The summer
aThst'. bs1ncss. 30 many folks don't undorstand
H. Trees should always be dipped IN puddle made
by stirring up water, earth and hte fcrt sSdr ,S
The eoRssionry Of thick cream. The item oi anuins
the water when tho hole Is nearly filled is OF SD
mponanee-that ~, H.
HWell bid you odday" So. .,.,,s,, ~
aRhst you Amt going to miss the last session :"
"Good heavens amt you ono OF usi' ID,
~ don't think am and the tfagcnian Walhen
away. The absshed man said he'd CLIMB ~. tree ~ y
be didn't think Barrett represented Ohio AZ tne 'sst
DufseYymcn's convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
nrIrn OF pR. tANns D. nrxrrR.

Or James o. Hunter, the well-known surgeon, died
AZ his home No. So West Thirty sixth.st. yesterday
morning, Of articuar rheumatism with hoart ana
cerebral complications, after m Illness OF six WeekS
mr. Hunter was born In Geneva ~ Y. Fifty thce years
ago. After passing tho medical examining board, bs
was appointed assistant surgeon OF the Goth Regi-
ment OF Indiana Volunteers, in 1884, and subsequently
became It's surgeon. After the war he was graduated
from the College OF Physicians aud Surgeons Of THIS
city. Ho vas for o time the assistant " DR.. T.
GaIlari Thomas, and Aftorwari his colleague IN The
Wnman's HOSPITAL. lie one OF the founders and
The attending surgeon OF tho Cancer Hospital ProeS
sor in the Polytechnic school and q member OF oil tho
nr,,nInrnt medical societies Of Sew.lOrk 10 his
sprclalty tho diseases OF women Dr Hunter achieved
a wElc reputation. lilo contributed many articles u
srIcnfi8c journals, aud was Editor OF The Now
York Medical Journal ITO leaves widow, but no
children Tho funeral will bo held AZ Christ Church
to-day a. o'clock The body will be tsEnn TO Toronto
for burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
VIEW yrlrrRnS OF CLARK UNIVERSITY.


worcester Mass. June 10 tspcciaD.-Tn the Official
announcement, OF Clark University, Just issued pro
vision ia madc for fifth class OF Students which dh
not appear In tho preliminary draft Tho ne" 'Em
reads follows:
Medical studcnts-The University offers special ~
clitcs IN those fundamental dlscpncs upon which he
study OF medicine. IN all It's departments, now rests
Thus students of sufficient preliminary training can Dc
admitted in tho departments Of chemistry Dl"ioSJ'
,n.nrnv phvsIology and neurology, and may receive
hero the purely scientific part Of medical eatlon
c. +. iIodrr has been chosen to NIL the Mrs. Jonas
@ Clark fellowship In psychology. Mr. Hodge has
taken the degree OF Doctor Of Philosophy ana mas
prntci one record Of original research enuuon 0"o
Fleets OF stimulating GangliOn Cells . 4. A.,
Louis n wilson has bcon appointed socrotaT " 'h7
urrsdont and clerk Of tho Universally ,
DR., lombard has returned to Pans from IuIl5
where he has complsed line OF physiologeM 49,
In The ahnraory OF Professor Mosso. seVera lnNOres
OF apparatus have already been received rum EnnPo
The new autroponotc apparatus OF tranc,s ncn
Witch Is curious and interesting D non sclehuuo pco
plo, but not expensive, VIII DO complete
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
GoLUMBIA,s CLASS-DAY.
THE MEN OF 80 SAYING rAREwEnL
INTERESTING AND AMUSING LITERARY ExER.
cIsEs, FOLLOWED BY DANCING AND
A RECEPTION.


The seniors Of Columbia College yesterday afternoon
~ocomed their many friends 10 the college library
building, where the 80 classday exercises were held
The ample han was tastefully decorated with tho
trophies which the college has won, and fcstoons Of
blue and white hung from the gallery ratings Pretty
Programmes, With designs in blue, made pleasant
souvenirs OF the day. Columblas fair admirers
out in full force, arrayed in their most bewitchng
gowns and they crowded tho hall TO It's utmost cspa
city. The graduating class sat directly In front of
tho stage, upon which were Thomas j. Thacher, the
class president and Remsen johnson, the chairman
Of the committee In charge Tho other mcmbers OF
the committee were @. 7. nonnell, Willard V. King,
George Dana Mnmford and Norman Wilde, After the
roloa by the class secretary, J. Pnster, Mr. johnson
made pleasing address Of welcome
Walter J. Barlow amused tho class and thoes Of the
audience who could hear him. by recital OF tho class
history. @. c. ID. Odell delivered the class poem,
after the College ulce Club had given song snd had
been repeatedly eueored. The prophecy, also in
poetry read by Edward Bright, IT,, and the Banjo
Club received sppiaise and encorcs for their efforts.
H. L. Glover Tho orator Of the day. He took for his
subject "The College Man In Practical Life.' The
funniest performance Of the day was the presentation,
by Hammond 0dell. His speech was exceedingly
bright and witty, calling forth Of laughter nom
his classmates. To ". " King he gave gas Fighter;
TO a. T. Donneli. pcnny, with hear on esch side
to w. j. Barlow, box Of cosmetic; 10 Floyd JcnoS,
tin Hreengne and 10 q. N. Cariozo, tho cako' The
class ode written ~ W. J. warburton, 30 was then
sung and tho exercises closed with dancing and an IN
formal reception while many students took their friends
4 special meeting q the alumni viii be held this
evening at the collrso. The grounds Will DO Ihml
s,st in the entertainment Supper win be scrvcd in
tho Law school building. The annual exhibition or
alumni, and the buildings and observatory will DO
open u inspection.
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Notices Of marriages must be inaorssd with ful
name and address.
DIED.

AycRIea Entered into rest June 8 1885 Hsrjsnia n
ysass ss rssves sTe ny g ssua me unr q s
e :s sSs "a s JT3 sa rom p,sS bss
ALKxANpsE-June 8. 1889, Francis Aisrsoare On 10
@s,Ss e.. sss .ss.
Kindly omlt nowera
ssiS nsn On Ssrss r. Widow q f Ssfnss q:
sSSeIs 81 fhcnds House. Purchase ioarsh Day
., ths 18th inst at $50 p o.
sna bsp Sass slsSt o.
conEEILsIxth month ssa. at piesssnsviIls N.Y. Eliza
rsssfsi.i TrssdS House chAppaqaa II mira
I g. Tei4 p s s d'p''
os s saassS n: f's x
Tg%:Ts ss Esds ss ss ~ Ho
s St e iaS :S Or ss aG. Rsso s.wr
nsnitOu and ThrsSsih A. Gordon Il Il he 81 year q
ESnersl services TUESDAY. O'Clock At % West stna
vs e,y I'm; 4 4. he
The funeral E sss place a. Grace Church on Tuesday
ss" .ss s1Ss II ~ sT1 G y.i
Ss r::sss: 9. &C parents 'gRs f at !. a
phllips q native OF Wales In the 7Sd OF his
Funeral services from the south nal Church Rev.
Dr. A. Lyman corner Court and Presdent sts BfocxiyE
on Tuesday, at 2:30 .. r..
Kindly omit flowers
sAcKgrT-on Saturday Juno aeorssT sackstt aged 81
rqSs ,sryc,, rs ,s sss;He. r. N,n,ss
Greenwich Conn., arrival Of 23o traa from
N6wYorf.
sanss ss sss
YuSsrs services and ntsrmsnt EdgeTate n j. on Toes
day afternoon June IL.
wrTHERBEE-At his residences aas Madison ave, q. 10
o'clock Saturday evening OF pneumonia sias H. wthsr-
bee tho 18th year OF his age.
Services held his late residence Tuesday afternoon
Socock
Funeral services will be held wednesday afternoon Port
Henry, " Y. where the interment win take place
wTLEY-on Sunday morning, June o. Elizabeth d ossood
wife John Wiley and daughter Of the ao Samuel o.
services Will be held as her late residence % Haf
s0nst East orange ~ J., on Wednesday June IL ut ESQ
Trains ezvo Bareays at lilo and christophsrst lis p
Headauarters Military Orier Loyal Legion. 2o2 Broad
way June isss-AccordIng 70 oo'pBspeos
win attend the funeral services Of the bate Lieut. Jas Hun
TER wearing the insignia and usual badge OF mourning
MAI GENL JOHN N. scHoFIELD.
I. rAnRAGUT. Commander
Recorder.
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4 DIVORCE GRANTED 10 srSAroR sABry.

St. psui, MINI, June io-The report that ex-ssn-
a,or sabin Of this State had applied for divorce from
hs wife on the ground OF hAbitus drunkenness from
the uSo az liquors and mophine iS true in that such
application was made some weeks ago and has since
boon privately granted the whole affair having been
hcpt from the public snd being known only To fee
intimate friends Of the ex-senator Mrs. sabtn's
special mania sad to have become the e1trsvssany
unnecessary purchase OF costly clothing for herself and
ssop,ed children when thoro was no demand for such
purchases, this mania having gone 10 the point Of
seriously eripplne Senator ssbin In bis business III
yuree was tien resorted TO as means OF defence
against ths tendency 70 extrayagant purchases. Mrs
Sabin said be now In an asylum for persons sd
dctsd TO the opium habit 81 Flushing the ex-senator
pAytpg all OF her expenses there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
No ASSAULT on THE UNION LEAGUES srEwARD

Another story appeari yesterday about the alleged
trouble I'm the Union League Club between the House Com
rttee ard the employees somewhat more sensational
THAI the one printed week since included the arta
Of an assault, that IL alleged Appraiser Cooper chairman
q, the committee and Mr. Shade msinber Of t. madc
unoo the discharged steward Victor Camo to- On June
Al, coouqr smiled when his attention was drawn to Tho
n,s,,er last evening This charge OF assault ne saa
,1. s,unIv absurd Neither Mr. ylade nor myself was
,S ,.hta ,.nrth of CsmoFto The fact OF the matter
1. srx,y mis-: The new Committee found on taxi
inc once that the service In sonsWhat dsrnoraroo
condition We have been trying TO Improve H. ana is 70
aons We have stirred up things tte. The Executive
Co,n,ue Of the club will hold meeting tomorrow oven
inc A. hich the diHnisSals made BY MI Cooper viii be
n,,sd upon IL sati that his course has the warm ap
uroyai Of q majority Of the committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
gAyGrNG DOVE 70 oRpEB AND ~ Avn STYLE

Springfield H., juno i0-A license OF lncorpora-
ton vss to-day issued 10 the American Executing
Company, at Chicago. TO execute persons who arc
sentenced TO death; capital stuck ems, 900: incorporR
tors. Stephen Lawson, NJ Z Clear and Jacob A. Z
ircrt. The incprporatoS are small dealers in
coal a. Chicago. They claim 10 be acting in good
faith Mono Of the TITO has had any experience IN
no proposed business. Their idea b TO employ
competent sxecu1oners. and open communication
with an the sherita 10 the United states, guaranteeing
thet there viii be bnnge sDch ss characterized the
Raid Rnobbcrs' execution. shrouds. collins. ETC., VIII
DO fak bed and also any style OF apparatus hempen,
electrical OF what-not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

EYoLur1oY DISCUSSED At THE UNIVERSITY.
Tho annual Grafton before the Phi Beta kapp" 60
ct.,v n, Tho University Of tho c y OF Hewfork was
delivered last night in tho coIlrEO Chapel by the Rev
n. po,dcn p. bovine Of Boston University graduate
O, the university Of the cry Of New.York IN 1871.
n. was introduced to the audience by Professor bar
The presdeut OF tho socioly nIs SuOIooI was e'H''
MtstaEes Respecting Evolution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
NIGHT PLACE FOR A DETECTIVE.

"You must sometimes get into pretty tight pisces =
sald, by way Of drawing him on.
"YcS, I've hld ms sharc Of close cans. was
PLAYING / yer once with man that We we're AFTER
for murder. and . man came ln tia; knew me- tic
gave the whole thing away and tho way the pistols
car1c out would have made your blood run cold.
thought my goose WIS cooked that time y
What did YOU do
Owned up on the spot that he was right, and
th"n told th0m that Was Kicked out OF the service
for helping man 10 got OFT. / vas never 50 scared
In my iife, and believe was never 50 cool. knew
had got TO have all my wits about INC II expected
20 GET my carcass out whole
"And they believed youi"
They swallowed the whole story. They would
have soh out themselves II thcy had been in tho
And what Is more, my man came to lle afterwarI
aud asked my advice how 70 Get the detectives OF
his track; 80 that In the end ruany canRht him
the very deal that thought was going 10 make an
end Of me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
GEORGE J. GOULD 10 USE THE 1rAIlrrI?

GEORGE J. GOULD 40 USE THE lTILANTl!
George j. Gould looked pleased yesterday whom no
told Tribune reporter that his father had given him
the of tho splendid steam yacht ATLANTA for tho
summer. Father did not TO use her himself"
he said, and take charge Of her for tho
shall her IN going up and down the Hudson from
business I do not expect 20 get away from business
very much and sm afraid shah not be able 10 In
dulge In any extended trips The Atalanta is now
being overhauied by Hsndren Robins in the Erie
Basin. The younger Mr.. Gould Of course retains
possession Of his big schooner yacht Hdcgardc and
viii sail her this summer whenever no gets chance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
HEAVY TRAFFIC. AND SMOOTH PAvEMENTs
"a LA HdiIor or rae TrG1Mne.

sir: Your article on Pavrments s. timely and 10
,erestink There IA, however, one nng that would
help solve the problem. In Chicago the drives hou'
park TO park arc under tho care Of tho Park pepsr.
menL Why can we not have Madison'a ave- put under
the cafe Of our PARK Department, and have ell wagons
that arc now excluded from the park. excluded from
the avenuc' am soro tho owners Oh properly aionS
IN. .vsDu. would o,e their rights to Q roadway and
this IL ali there Is prevent Unless ths Is done
II VIII be FUND that the heavy trsinc row moying
ON Fifth. ave win 10 0 short limo transfer ITSELF ~
Madlgon ave- ard tho pavement there VIII DO ruined
New.York, Juno 7. 1850. W.
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A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE GIFT.

From The Boston Herald.
i've year on we0 hsn oveEneafd me teSrlois
which shcIs tho youngn flower went 10 her mother
The other morning and placed her latest and most be-
jovpd doll on tho maternal Lap. Mamma, did you
say those poor children hayo lost everything IN The
child Iueretial IT'S dreadful to think there ISN'T
doll left |" Luoretias wasn't sent as requested,
but e figures among tho contributions nom Boston
I'm her nlarN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
A NICE DISTINCTION.
From America.

From AHUFITu' = =. t..,,,
In regard to tho question OF prcferonee as between
BACHELORS and bcnedIctS, It Is always pcasaht 70 S
ys,t IN ,be delicate distinction set forth by Gencra
at.,nt,e an conversation during his second visit 70
America lie shook hands With 5000 men % S s
day. says tho legend and used but seven Wgu' y ~
answer was YES, be exclaimed; Fortunate fellow ~
II no, "LneSy dog A9s no sons Sis eonsraf
son welded and ngl: nsS ALIKE o. Tho b sn saS
you not perceive the vast alngShes Oe'~"F iu'A'
dog and fortunate tslowp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
Post oaice Ssi,cs.

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Mails Tor Australia, New.Zealsld. Hawaiian, FIJI -
samosn Isifnds Per zeslsndia from san rJtn<assi.
close here June '93d at 100 arrival az NV
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
rHE NEW purrAro DRINK, mn GBAHAM

From Tho Warrington Post.
A tourist, VINO has Just returned from Buffalo, says
that they have q new drnh m that town, Known
among lie Uermsns who chiefly Keep tho Saloons as
H5hm KPame,s bus the Amertesh bsFltecpew call "
Jim Graham Whenever anybody calls for glass
OF becr tie man On The oshsf SIDE with the white
apron always inquiries SHIN krainef' IL Is glass
81 beer without foau.
jim Graham h botei-keeper IN Buffalo who objects
10 drinking wind whom be pays for beer. Many men
have keads against the poruici0us habit OF pnnlng
IN halt glass OF beer and filing the remainder with
team, but afAhaB u the only fnau who has Kept y
up perssentiy. coDscicntonsiy and continually, and
gyo hn no more foam. Other men have noticed this,
and at first II vas Give me one Of them there jim
1sshsm drfnfs?s and gradually this was a6breyfstcd
until the native Buffalopiah learned simply 10 ehy
q Jim Graham and the GAnymodh who beard tho
order knew lust what meant. Ana Jim Graham
has given bis mama 70 drink
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
uonIrrn My DE NOMINATED.

washiu gton dispatch to Tho Columbus Journal Journal. c,,
Observation-Disclosures Lyon left for Atlantic Ciy
A.. 10y, ~ hn w0s not IN the best OF humoE
am out Of he dubcrnatGa race zee ;s a. KsSDs
-, NJ ~ cnscrye The state OF mind he vas In when
t IN s,tTo me before announced my eanddacy' that
he xonid not be IN tho bcld.'
"s q NJ pJII no Nominated ~ was ASKED.
Thsrc is every rcaHon 20 think that tho convention
viii sofo its dlnrntlcs ~ "no"N"s ''"''
don,t boIleye he wants ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
MARRIED.

oHApMAN--FooRD--on Saturday, June g. az Z n s.,
Christ ChnEehl New eItghton, l. % Aschsaeon Geo y
Mr.. Lncan Thorp Chnpmaa.
FI.ECKRR-CoFFRY-on tAe ssh mat, at Al Saints Rsc.
l0fy, by the Rev wm, y, Dnnnell John NJ Fieckcr "a
Mary Cofey.
hIistcS asSeys ny ~ ne ~ assyS ny
sGssted By president kphalal ". Pottor b D. MerTasei
ESSsfd 81 IiSriss. Il Nswyoss ciy.1 IVAN" 'A' new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
sYYEcHpocHE IN ENGLISH USAGE

70 Ve BdUor or TAG TFtbuhG
Str Allow one Of your numerous readers to thank
Professor Raymond for his criticisms on tho use Of
doad' IN ordinary writing. Even allowing that under
certain conditions ths words correct yet surely
tho expression deceased" Is much softer. nlsngsge
ussd TO cothe our thoughts Why select attractive
aposreli Perhaps the Professor will attack the use
al The word soul' We resd Of Q thriving town con-
tanning fve thousand "sonls" Where arc the poor
hodiest Or AZ the close Of thrilling description Of
AZ accident ne are cooS informed that fortunately
cot A soul was lost We should hope not u.
warwick, n. Y, Nay 81, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
,rr,- v.rsrrlp xuoH psrryp!

Cincinnati. June io-A member OF Mnrat HAl
steaa,s family received brief note nom him written
ON May 40 on hts vessel was nearing Southampton.
IN which he says that his health had improved and
dat ne teit much moro like himself than when he set
sail from New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
THE sEMI.wEEKLY TRIBUNE.
EOR TODAY.

First Page-Toplcs OF tho Day-worship ct Johnstown
second Pace-Feulty Construction OF the Dam-Ths
Drift IN the Chesapeake.
Third Plge-The News in London-MethOds Of Eduear
ton, q
Fourth Page-Balysc IN Engsh--The Burning Question
Fifth page-The New Ststes, Dakota Politics .
sNh Page-Goss!p at tho Capibai-Pefbonsi lax
OF the Day.
seventh Fascinating Ameries-5old Talk fron
VictOra-Foreign News.
Eighth Phgc-EdltortSls.
Ninth lare-Fdlorias - 4. -,
News.
Eleventh Page-A Agricultural
Twenh PSRr-Ths Ola Love and the New POEM
TReSnSh raqe~Mr sulivans Aeeounts-Mi 'celancous
News
Fifteenth pase-s~t;le Almost Ruin-BaseOsl Con
lests-Marketa =, .,..-..,
slxteonIh Observation-Disclosures
Tones in wrsppeIs ready for mailing can Dc had 10
1hs Tribune Counting Room for cents each
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The frat SIX arc recommended for Commissions
in the engineers, the next eighteen for the artillery
cavalry or Infantry the remaining twenty four for
OF Ohio was found deficient las forcshsfOwed In hese
IetefSl. but has hSd TIL September 10 mako up bis
deficiencies.
Tho battalion skirm!sh drli for infantry VIII take
place OF O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, and VIII
close tho military exercises. In tho evening, at o,
the cadets viii give their annual bah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
REFORMS NEEDED AT THE PosToFFIcE.

TO ne EdGtor Of Ths frfbSns.
Sir. VIII you not, either By letter or through your
pan-r urxe the special committee Of the rnstoico 10
have a sub-roof to protect and beast when load
ing up vans With mail 10 Malst, and TO establish the
sair Of stamps at Wholesale e.. 81 or over on tho
Park Row sidoi EDWIN fVLtEh'
Now. York, Juno o, 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
y,psr eInrs OF THE AoroR ATHLETES.

Tho FIRST field meeting OF the Actors Athletic
Association, known the 8 As" will be begun
at D. m today at the grounds Of the Staten Island
Athletic Club There In alb eighteen contests.
three Of which are open 10 nonmembcrs, Handsome
SILVER cups win be given first and gold medals a.
prizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
M ,rwus l. slYRE MUCH BETTER.

Hot Springs N. C., June l0.-Dr Lewis A. sayre
OF New. York, who came to Hot Springs thrve weeks
ago. helpless from rheumatism. went 10 Ashovilo b.
day, on his way home. He walked from tho hotel to
tho railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
, opwi..y UyyrEycyp IN MrIwAuxEB.

milwaukee,. Wis. June IO.-san Zip Jsh, The
Chinamah convicted Of Iurtng little girls into his
laundry was to-day sentenced 10 the ststo prison at
Wauuun for fifteen years. HAh Dings case ives
continued uffil the July term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

EXTRA TRAIN SERVICE 10 pITTsBUKG.
Until further notice the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
viii nun an additional train b Pttsburg, with through
sleepinEcar from NcwYork. This train will leave
Jersey Central Depot foot OF Lbery-St, At D. M.
arriving al pltisbnrg 10 o. NJ Other trains via
b. and O., leave Same depot at 40 p. M and II mid
night 80