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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

While the band was playing "Dixie"
the bass drummer put too much en-
phasis on the "land of cotton" aud the
drum head broke.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20
Announcement.

AT the request OF many friends In
both parties l announce myself as an
independent candidate for justice Of
the peace in Miles CITY.
I. SLOVENIAN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

The western mail a far west as
Helena was brought by an extra east,
owing to the great delay Of the regular
frain
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

c. f. Clark, of the firm of Rea,
Davis & Clark, has departed for the
company's ranch on North Sunday
oreek.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

L. 4. II. Harrison went up Tongue
river yesterday to lay out desert land
claim for Peter Wyllie.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

Distress After eating, heartburn, sick
headache and indigestion r cured
by Hoods sarsapsrilla. II also creates
o good appetite.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20
For sale or Exchange.

A very desirable residsrce property
ia Miles City for sale or exchange for
stock. Address =. o. Box 292. Miles
City, Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

+. II. Marsh, j. q. Taylor and Mr.,
Hoops were in the city paying of the
railroad hands ut this point.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20
letter Itst.

The following letters remain I'M
called for in the Miles City, NJ. T.,
postofice, September 49,, 1859:
Sujou, J III Otey, + So
Bailey CIV Poole, G
Fleming. WA Peterson, Paul
Gerry, w b Paulson, Martin
Hanson, Geo l. Rbines. X
Johnson Il Murray Talbot, A l.
Locke, j II Lsllee, John NJ
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
JOHN McAUsLAND. p. M.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

The Twenty-second infantry band
was Of the depot with a "few" demo-
Gratis TO welcome the two big chiefs OF
that party.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

The democrats Of Glendive did not
turn out very well during the stay OF
Msginnls and Toole.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

w. +. Jordan, the staunch democrat
from Terry, was in the city last night
to take In the rally.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

Wilson the Rancher was In the city
yesterday and took in the sights of the
metropolis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

Yesterday was pay day for the rail-
road boys al Miles City.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

Try Dent English Buck Glove 81
&, Il. Towers d Co.'s.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

VIM. Ferdou and wife arrived il
town last night from Powderville.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

III. Packer aud Ed Stoning, of
Sadie, were in the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

q. II. Milburn returned from Glen
dive yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

Hoskins & McGul will ship is cars
OF stock from Huntley on the 18th,
inst,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

DR.. L. +. Fish went down TO Glen
dive yesterday on a professional visit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

J. r. Mckay is ia the city from his
ranch on Tongue river.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

Billiard mas some fine old port and
sherry for family use.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

Yesterday WAS II busy day for the
local democrats.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20
Republican Meeting.

On Monday evening, Sept. 28rd, the
people OF Miles City and vicinity will
be addressed by
COL. W. +. SANDERS AND HON. THcs.
C. POWER.
Ehe mere announcement that Col.
Sanders will speak is a guarantee Of
an owe flowing house, while the pleas
ure of meeting and hearing Mr.. Power,
the republican nominee for governor,
will add largely to the importance Of
the occasion. Make no other engage
ments { r Monday night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

r. q. Redd departed for Forsyth last
night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

Fall styles OF Knox hats atorschel's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

All Of above posts 10 be sir inches 10 diam ter at
the small end. Proposals must b. scaled and
marked with owners name and handed In al
the First National Bank on OF before Saturday,
Sept 2ist. 1889.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

Proposals will be received by the Miles tity Ir.
rigating and Ditch Company for @,CJO yards OF
excavating on tie li1e u the ditch between the
reservoir and Kirchers ranch.
Also for % cedar posts y feet long.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20
LOCAL 1T S.

Smoke the Phoenix cigar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-09-20

Geo. Geddes il in the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
JERSEY CITY.

Mrs. Annie Flannclly, Of No. 100 Provost-st.. was
tried in the General Sessions Court yesterday for
ceivng stolen goods. The evidence showed that Mrs
Flannely was sort Of female Farn. She en-
couragcd her son Thomas and other boys to break
into and rob Erie Railway freight cars. and made
practice of rewarding them when they were success
full and Furnishing them when they falel. The jury
convicted her. but through consideration for her large
family of young children the court suspended sentence
on payment Of costs
Herman Probst the matrcide, is rapidly sinking and
the physicians at the City Hospital think that he
cannot live more than day or two. IIiS spiritual
wants attended to by the Rev. II. p Bah, pastor
of the Greenvie German Church, TO whom Probst
seems to have taken a liking.
Frank Hoyt the defaulting teller of the First Ma
tonal Bank Of HOboken. has been admitted to bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
MINERVA WINNER AT MARBLEHEAp.

Boston, July 10 CSpecaD.-The races for forty
footers of Marblchead to-day under the auspices Of
the Eastern Yacht Club attracted much attention.
It was lively day for the friends OF the yachtsmen,
and the early trains and horsccars brought large
numbers of visitors to Marbehead all Of whom made
for the harbor by the shortest possible routes, eager
to got the choice of the best points Of Wow on the
neck. The Kathleen, which arrived last night went
directly into Humphreys dock and at 10 O'Clock
stood across the harbOr under iib only
toward the Corlnthan Clubhouse. This was
a cutter day, and consequently the Minerva was a IA
vorte with many OF the old salts. She slipped
smoothly and gracefully OF the harbor Just before
10 o'clock working with great nicely and rapdlty In
stays. She left the Marbehead Rock under club-tOp-
SAIL mainsall, staysai and ib. The Minerva was fol
lowed by the Helen Mr. McVcy's first venture. she
lay further up the harbor, and went out under the
same canvas tho cutter but moved much more slug
gishly Her owners appeared to have gone from one
extreme to The other In altering her 1s and trm' ana
the shortening of her mast. Tho Chquita was the
thir, yacht OIL and her sailing excited the common
dalton Of the crowd the headlauds. Then came
the little Indian baby. in aGectonae Marbahead par
lance. Mr. Bayard Thaycrs PapoOse. She trppad
arliy and lightly over the sparkling waters, sliding
along with that beautiful ease of motion ana mar
yelous swiftness which win for hor warm place In
the old tais' hearts. The Verena, Gorilla and Alice
followed in quick succession. WageH were
even between the Papoose and the Minerva
Al 1890 the breeze piping strongly and the
smoky haze outside was rising Off the bay The
yachts started promptly at IL O'Clock. There was
some pretty manocuyring for position me heioh
had rather the worst Of the being outside Of the
line having worked too far to windward 10 get "A
favorable place. When the blue peter was lo"er'H
and the whistle blown, the Minerva Verona, GofilIa
and Chiquiia were punched almost upon the me al"
went off together In a cluster, with the Papoose
close behind them the Alice next and the Helen last
II was the Minerals day. She sped with mar
vclou, ,ueed over the sea by Ecat manocuVlihs
she passed her leaders, the Ncrena, PapooSe ana
Chlquita She outsiripped the feet and Kept pace
with tbe steam yachts and along OIL the Nsnepashe-
met she had csd OF n.'eeu inmates The Other yachs
were far behind that It lacked tho eAcleInenl Vi
close contest. She rounded Half Way ROCK at
29O ocl0ck The second yacht: the - Pap
,,oosc ,ourded af OF The NeTrul
and Chiquta close beside her The
scene at the finish beautiful The Minerva
crossed the winner al :3s p. m, shore time. Ihe
Alice finished Eastern time 3 :O6 -. The annual
race OF the Eastern clue Will be sailed on Monday,
also of Marbchead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
VARIOUS NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

ORANGE-The success Of the scheme for securing
open air concerts in Mtary-ave. every Thursday
evening in July, August and September is assured,
about $500 having been subscribed. The invesga
ton of the charges against Herbert McChenoy super
iniendent Of the Orange Poor Farm, will begin to
morrow evening before the special investigating com
mitce appointed by the Common Council A nice
legal point has arisen in regard 10 the new ambulance
for Orange. The subscriptions solicited by Tho
Record an East Orange sOcic.y paper Now tho
Memorial Hospital maintains hat the title 10 the
ambulance should be transferred to It and It's entire
charge assumed by the hospital "The Record"
raises the point that it stands in the position of
trustee holding trust funds and give no tile
BLOOMEIELD.-An application will he made to
the September term Of tie Essex County Court Of
Common Pleas for the appointment Of commissioners
10 settle tie boundary line between the township, of
Bloomfield and Monclar part Of the line Is well
defined, but there Is certain dcbatabc ground which
gives rise constant disputes between the tax col
lectors of the two townships.
ELIZABETH.-Isaac Pigeon negro who was ar
rested two weeks ago suspicion of being demcncd
and was discharged on Friday night from the County
Jail. created panic in North Broadsl. yesterday by
chasing people with a big knife. lie VIII be
taken 10 the Morris Plains Asylum
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION has taken steps toward the organization Of
employment bureau for the benefit of young men,
The association also proposes 10 extend its work 10
the street Al abs by opening boys club in separate
building in the heart of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Superintenden Fassett, Of the
Wc,tchester County Water Works. was arrested on
Friday, and brought before Police Justice Hyatt, on a
charge preferred by Village President william -.
water mains without permission Mr.. Eassett has en-
ga ged counsel to bring suit against the Village Prcsi
dent for false imprisonment. He alleges that by the
terms of the contract with the water company such
permission is unnecessary.
school acc I'm District No. T. according to the
lust taken. =. The Mount Vernon Land Improvement
Company has purchased 100 building lots in Vernon
Park.
PORT CHESTER.-Justice J. o. Dykman. of the SUI
peme Court a special term held yesterday, appoint q
George H. Baldwin receiver Of the CITIZEN Gas llgh
Company rams nave Dt@h PipPdIcu W,
LAYING sewers in the lower part of Port Chester, and
II is expected that the work viii begin soon.
WESTMINSTER. so 600 house. formerly the
uronerty of the widow Schroeder and now belonging
10 New.York City, was totally destroyed by fire on
Friday night. The house uuOccupied and was
insured by the city. The origin OF the fire is unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
rvEIppY CUSTOM HOUSE BROKERS.

The brokers at the Custom House are greatly dis
,atisfed with the result Of their efforts to have the
Custom House closed early Saturdays. So far they
say only ths employees IN the service have benefited
by their efforts Nearly three fOurths OF the employees
In the place, they say, excused after l p. m.
but the brokers themselves have stay around the
ropinda Just the same until p. H., the hour for
closing the Custom House. Now the brokers say
that 50 long the Custom House kept OPEN long
will they have to hang around the rotnds to any
late customer. They argue that Saturday afternoon
Is state halfholday and therefore that the Custom
House be closed The afternoon Of that day as
on any holiday, being kept open hour for entries
and clesrances, IS the custom such a holiday as
Chrfstm Day. deputy collector, however, sad
yes terday that the Custom House could be closed only
On National holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14

second. The smaller yachts yesterday we're star'eu
at 9 :15 and the larger at hali-past O'CLOCK
The first OF the little fellows was the forty
ooter Chspa the last the thirty ootcr Kathleen, both
remarkably fast boats. The yachts all rugged their
spinnaker boOms 10 starbOa until they got through the
Neck and then broke their splnnakcrs on the run
across the Sound. The Kathleen tOwed her boat
asten. but fell far behind that she took 1t aboard
at the Neck.
The Chispa had rounded when tho starting gun for
Division No. l was fired. The slO0p Fanny was first
10 cross, and right behind her in a bunch were the
Anaconda. Roamcr, AthlOn and Fearless. The Re
public. AZaca and Cavalier brought up the rear. In
led the fleet. The yachts arrived Black Rock st
O'Clock and several additions the feet were there
registered. More expected 10 join before the
start tomorrow morning. To-day religious services
will be held board the big schooner Republic. The
following Is a list of the fleet: SchoOners Azaea.
Captain Blunt; Cavalier. Commodore Hogan ,
Republic Captain Hail. and Fearless; Soops
Albion, Captain Uavens Anaconda. Captain spiasue
Fanny Captain Fiske, ChiSpa Captain Lawton; kath-
leen, captain Nhtlnck, ROamer, Beatrice Polly.
Ma Belle, Arab, MOnctte and Thetis and the cutter
Beatrice.
II has been decided by tho Yonlers COrinhian Yacht
GLIB to start on its annual cruise saturday. August
3, when {. yachts will meet at Avon Beach Gravese'ld
Bay, where they viii remain over sunday. on Mon
day they will sail for heyport, " j., thence to Red
Bank on Tuesday and remain there until Thursday,
whcn they Will 90 TO the Atlantic Highlands and
thence Friday and Saturday to other points along
the coast. The feet will DO under the command Of
Commodore A. J. Prime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
YACHTS OFF on 4 CRUISE.
START OF THE ATLANTIC CLUB THE CIR

start OF THE ATLANTIC CLUB THE CRAFT
THAT SAILED.
The cruising squadron OF the Atlantic Yacht Club
IS now at Black Rock, Conn.,, aud 10 morrow morn
ing VIII sau for New-London The fleet assembled
at Whlteslone, l.. l., yesterday morning. aud was
formally taken command Of by Commander jefferson
Hogan, the schooner Cavalier being the nagship The
early day was mancd by a heavy mist which rose
however about o'clock and revealed the picturesque
surroundings Of the little village Of Whltestonc and Of
the harb0r. sixteen yachts then at anchor
of the signal station and when Commodore Hogan.
with his usual promptncss, ordered the preparatory
signal fred five minutes after O'Clock the yachts
cot under way at once. All were ready for cruising
aud nothing delayed a beautiful start. A fine south
southeast breeze touched the yachts on the star
board quarter and they sailed with sheets eased OH
10 port for Thoggs Neck. The fleet had been divided
into two divisions, all over f0rty-one feet wafer line
being IN the first and all below that length In the
second vision. II IS intended throughout the cruise
to start the first division fifteen minutes after the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
MIR. ATwATER's COMPUTATION TICKET.

MR. ATWATER'S COMPUTATION TlCkLT.
A new feature in the old case Of ii. G. Atwater
against the Delaware, Lackawanna and western
Ralrosd Company disposed of yesterday by judge
Knapp in the Hudson County Circuit court. Inc
case has been in tho courts for several years. VI
Atwater is New-York lawyer living Ia East orange
and commuter the road. on February H.
1885, he forgot his Communication ticket and offered
the conductor a regular trip ticket, making the con-
dition that It should not be punched, but should be
returned TO him when he produced his Communication
ticket. The conductor refused 10 accept the CON
ditions and Mr. Atwater retained his trip tlcket
riding free.
When his commuration ticket expired the com
pany refused 10 sell him another one and Mr. AtwaeF
has been paying fun fare since that time lie APP
Piled for mandamus To compel TIE company TO sell
him Communication ticket. and the case went tErOngh
all the courts in the state. Mr. Atwatcr invariably
winning. When he secured his mandamus and got
lis ticket he entered suit against the company 10
recover the difference he had paid between the regu
lar fare and communication rates. The company en-
tered a demurrer, asserting that II was under no
legal obligation 10 carry him at reduced rate. Judge
knapp refused TO sustain the demurrer and the case
will 20 10 trial on It's merits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
TWO WOMEN TAKE THEIR LIVES.

4 week ago poorly dressed unmarried woman,
about ttarty years old, who said her name was Miss
Dane, took furnished room from Mrs. Morris, who
lives on the top floor Of No. 1872 Thrdve. She
said that she was typewriter and camo from To
ronto three months ago. She to become a
mother and was often heard crying. Yesterday
morning she committed suicide by taking dose Of
carbOlic acid.
A spnser forty four years Old, named Ellen L.
Mallory committed suicide by hanging herself IN her
room on the thd floor Of No. l40 Nest Twenty
flst-st yesterday afternoon. While temporarily de-
ranged she tied end OF rope 10 a hook Ia the
ceiling after placing a moose around her neck. She
was dead when discovered by neghbOr The
oner's Office notified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
MEnNE.nAY. JTLY l
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK .......sATURDAY. JULY 10.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK ........sATURDAY JULY -. 1889
ARRIVED.
Steamer CITY Of Chicago (Brl BEDFORD Liverpool July
Queenstown t. with mdse and passengers 10 Peter Wright
Steamer (fr). Smith Liverpool July g. Queenstown
4 with mdse and passengers % j Bruce Ismay.
Steamer state Nebraska OBJ. Braes, Greenock July
IArue l. mdse aud passengers 10 Austin BALDWIN q Co
Arrived al the Bar al 3
steamer Morlya GER. WncKer Hamburg via Havre ith
mdse and passengers RI COrts. Arrived bar al
steamer Ambrose OBJ Bison. Para IL days with mdse
and passengers 10 Booth * Co.
steamer to,ialmiDg (Br. @ ProgrrsO days. with heup
10 Thcbaun Bros.
Steamer PrupiiiOus (Brl Kemp Johns PR DAYS with
sugar passengers 10 Amsnck CO. vessel III Win.
che a %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14

KG1ow .. Gr SSA w Iaf5 B9eq e. days with
irS Sis1er Aukaho B Brown. Bsracoa days with ru
come m Of savannah smith Savannah pa days
udss aud passengers to r l. Walker -, ,,,, ,., ,o 49, D,
steamer CIV ia w6 S'Ts Ciyde & Co.
SHY kngsport BT MOrehons London ~ da' Tn md'e
rI S sr henderson Fleetwood as days
70 Al sandy HOOK wind light NV cloudy At
| CIV Island wind light, SW; hazy
Arrived yesterday
-. t,,ance ZollinR Santos Juno IS. Rio Janeiro le.
ts Steamer me rP s - Para July ar5a
does St Thomas s@2ycd % s hS % Bar M brazil
to Pachc Arrived at the Bar at 945
m. CLEARED
s,ooor EGYPTIAN Monarch (Brl Irwin London sanderson
SS Gamer vandyck Br Phelan Liverpool. Jeyons
Steamer Steamer RoSina (Br) smith, Aarhuus. De-simpsOn.
spsGS5 Tds eer Bremen via sOuthamptonoe
rishs a. co Ger GIaeyeckc GOepol
Tube Noranhcuso ODD Pole Para, PernanbucO
spon Green zen Of san Antonio Wilder Iaguayra- Boulton
steamer Negtgn a0o Sr yor Scadnss BsracoaH bn8os
S,ea CIV OF Columbia. Pierce Havana and Cardenas-
Jas Ma MoHGcz (span CarmOna HavanaJ
ce9 se@cH Alamo Risk Galveston via Key west-c Mallory
d CO. r,.ls,or Higgins New Orleans j T Van Sickle
sicamer Knickerboeker kembo Neworleans Ii sea
m aSa,mer Pioneer Wilmington Nc-wm Clyde
CO. old Dominion Couch. Newport News and Richmond
gu Sr richmond Jenney, West Point. Va-oM Dominion
rr,,,nar, (avnort Nav. and Norfolk
! old Domii Hisrnnorn Lewis. Baltimore II Foster.
r trvn ti3rj stacy BalumOre- simpson spence6
! Young , ,ur.r Homer Ranger-F IL Smith d Co
or l. nora Bennett portland HoiaO tall,
! Herman WINTER iIallrtL Boston IL bin"Ck
nrs fBrl Page. Quebec wiring q AnhlDdd
shlP - i,a"ser Thompson Portland ore sutton 60
Bark persia ORR. Malcolm Buenos AyreS Norton %
sons. po,ran AUST Fraguu Bucnos Ayres-John Norton
= Soh+ po,,oouth Cr Merriam Hansport, s-snow Bur-
gps Scotland (Br Munro. Perth Amboy-sn Burgess
fliA .t,,i iRrL Mcliae Demerara-A ID strauss q Co
ne Thomas Turull knapp, POlnt&fue- %F Arm
strong Van Horn OBJ, Parker. Windsor NsJ Whit
ney A CO. sAIIED
.o,. servia and Van Dyck Liverpool; Bracadaile
,tb Caua,a and Egyptian Monarch London DeYonia Gas
M Iisr Rremen Br.iagne Hayre, Hampton. Monte
s, Cstrnrorm Puerto CabellO; AlyO, hngsiOn Harold.
Vlde" AZ, War,nhruse Para: CITY OF Columbia Havana
S,'no Wtndwari Islands. Alamo tiafesOn city of Sac
to"n Igguayra, kNccsor ami KNEE erOocker Now. Or.
is civ of Augusta. savannah oneci Wilmington: Old
! n"minton Richmond. Richmond. West Point Va.
for Portland Lucy Miller Bangor Herman Winter. Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN July Arrived steamer Adriatic (Br).
Cncron from New York her way Liverpool tand pro
sciLIY July Passed. steamer Hammonia tGe Vogege
a.uR from New York her Plymouth and Hamburg
HAyRR July l3-salied steamer LA Normande (frl, Coll
\ lar. for New.NOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
A c1-p rRoM MATTHIAS vINEYARD AssOCIATION.

Cottage city. Mass. July 1.-THE Executive Com
mtee Of the Marthas Vineyard Association has sent a
letter 10 the New York Yacht Club today profcrng
cup to BE- known the Marha's Vineyard Association,
the cup be raced for about August II, terms
and course to be decided By Commodore Gerry and the
Ncw-York Regatta Committee. Or. IL. A Tucker,
General Rodney Ward, Major T. X. BoggS, Willard c.
Vanderlip and W i. Young were elected Regatta
Committee for the association. The course from off
Oak Bluffs up the sound to Gay Head and return. as
last year. 4, favored by Commodore Gerry and is
likely be adopted. the open triangular course not
being desirable account Of shoals and flats. The
Electra Is lying of the Bluffs. Commodore Gerry VIII
return with her TO New-IOrk on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
NEWARK.

The body of Christopher Mci>cl, former manager Of
the Mansfield. Ohio, baseball club, who lived In
Newark and drowned in the COnemaugh Valley
food has been recognized by a ring Mesel wore. and
last evening OF his friends started for Johnstown
to disnter the body and bring II homo.
A movement has been started for the establish
ment Of a homo for aged coloIed people. Subscription
lists have been circulated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
INTEREST IN THE APPRA1sERs' DECISIONS.

The members Of the Board of Appraisers met
again yesterday morning and discussed various sub
Iects Their ruling sOcalled waste IS already
caring fruit and tho Secretary Of the Treasury has
been asked for dcsy of sixty days IN putting the new
tariff in force. there carsoes now ahoat which
were shipped when the duty was 10 per cent aid
fhe present difference would costly the importers
This week many important decisions Will be made,
and that on buttons is anxOusly awaited by those
Interested in the trade. The Board meets at 10
a. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-14
LONG Island

LONG ISLAND CTTY.-Icnry C.. Acker. who was
tried on Friday before Judge GactsOn, in the queens
Comfy Court Of Sessions, for shooting and seriously
iniuring his wife at East Norwich on April -, was
degree and sentenced by Judge Calreis0n TO four
wears and six months In Stale Prison. motion for
arrest Of Judgment and new trial was denied The
ilry was locked up nineteen hours before verde
NM