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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
REPORTS ON WIRES AND POLES.

At the meeting of the Board OF Electrical Control,
Yesterday Commissioner Gibbons submitted report
showing that ,0s2 poles and LAO miles OF over
head wires have been removed from the streets since
January l. Expert Wheeler reported that the Western
Union Telegraph Company had a hne OF poles and
wsros on both sides OF q largo number Of streets
A resolution requiring tho company TO place JUS
wires all upon one side OF tho designated streets
was adopted Tho question Of requiring the company
10 remove their lines OF wires from Tenth and Eleventh
sves. to The elevated railway structures on Ninth
ave. Yves, after discussion, postponed 10 ths mex,
meeting. Corporation Counsel Clark was asked 10
act as counsel for the Board In future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
asyuAn REPORT OF THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE


The annual meeting OF the Produce Exchange was
held yesterday afternoon. Tho president, Alexander
E. Orr, made his annual address before an unusually
large meeting Of the member In h's speech M
Orr took Up the years work OF the Exchange, and
treated Of each subiccs at considerable length. In
The matter OF finances the net receipts were S@o9'
Bs3 ~ and tho expenditures were Sle9.2l2 30, sho"
ing surplus Of s5o,l7o 81. On April tho grstuy
fund amounted 10 81 ,0s6,7e7 40, and to this will
probably be sdded about 10000, through interest
On the fund and from attached property of William
z, Foster. jr, 10 be sold at auction. Tic act OF
Iccretay Fairchld Just previous TO his retirement from
the Treasury Department, in authorizing the ex.
penditure s433, 900 for 4 site for the Appraiser
stores on what is known tho Bank was condemned
and the present Secretary OF the Treasury was asked
10 revoke the action Of his predecessor.
Hr. Orr pronounced Senator Murphy's BILL introduced
late in the session OF the Legislature, the title OF
which says that 1t Is an act TO prevent the adutera-
ton Of wheat to be OF the most vicious that the
Exchange has bcen called upon TO consider.
protest against II has been sent ~ the Governor.
The election Of officers will ahe place on June
3. There are several candidates, and the election
q hsely TO be lively one trustee OF the Gratuity
FUND IL TO be elected Alexander Munn's tcLn OF Office
having expired. Ho may succeed himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
DINNER TO A prpABr1SG IRISH NATIONALIST.

DINNER TO A DEFEATING IRISH NATIONALIST.
Fifty patriotic and well known Irish-Amerfcans met
last ~ ,nine in the restaurant of John j. Rogers No
9 Park Place and gave dinner and presentation
to John Lotus, the Irish Nationalist previous TO his
departure on three months visit to ireland. whero
he viii Investigate the condition Of the peAsantFy
OF that unhappy country. Dr. J. Walter Lyman pre-
sided, and among those present we're snpss1n'endeht
Henry ! Jackson, OF Castle Garden: William j. Con-
molly. Major Edward Duffy, John Torney, Peter
o'TooIo p B. Cssnn John J. Delsny, Secretary
Thomas CaaHn Peter Mcdonnell, Thomas cosugan,
c. Ford DR.. MolIoy, Alderman Richard sullivan Cap
tain Thomas Mortimer. Goth Regiment: Walter
MeAghef. James Dourke, j. o'Reiliy, j. Brodriek ana
Dr. Moor. Several interesting speeches were made.
md not the least gratifying feature OF the programme
gas the pubic reconciliation which took place, ~
the reausst of Peter oTuoe, Of the Irish Home Rule
Club between Captain Thomas Mortimer and Thomas
caslin the secretary both OF whom exchanged shots
in dual with pistols at Far Rockaway two years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
TWO pRrAcnERs ErGHr IN TIE srRERr.

Columbus Ohio, May % lspccLaD.-1hc unusual
spectacle Of an encounter between two preachers on
the principal street OF the city was witnessed hero
today. The Rev. Fred Bell, who was recently dis
missed rs pastor OF tho Disciples Church on account
Of divorce suit instituted by hi" Wife, resident
n, Manchester. England, and the Rev. Thomas H.
Fostcr a Methodist were the principals The ahalt
grew out Of the publication Of a card by tho Rev
Mr., Foster severely crftclsing Mr. Bell when nc
two met to-day the latter assaulted Tho former VINO
Hell was arrested and taken TO prison IN patrol
wagon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
4 SITE pom rHr MlSONIC HOME

Unca May 2s.-Tho COMMITTEES the site OF tho
Masonic Home resolvc'i unanimously to-day to recon-
mend tho rtIcR Driving Park for the sits for tho
Masonic Home provided II can bo obtained At an cN.
pcnse 10 tho orlcr Of not NOR, than 10000 Tho
price set upon The land II $4,000 c. W lluchln
son a prominent Mason Is tho OF the land
and ~ VIII give S@5 900 81 the purchase DHce and
tho ely the remaining 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
rHE GRADUIrISG nor OF THE CADETS.

PuuEhkenpslr. MAY - tspccian.-Ths annual grSI
uatng bop Of the Hrrps OF cadets at the West Point
Military Academy Will occur Juno IL The cadets
viii - into camp after the graduating oGcreIcs are
and hops will occur on the evenings OF MONDAY
Wednesday and Friday during June, July and August
Tho committees from tho claSes OF 90 and 90
A. follows: Hugh swain T. l. Bats II. d. Todd. IT,
J. &. Fox, n f. Davis, NJ q. krHGenhuhl. X. H.
aiiacc {. {. HcaHl and +. c. Marshall Of 90 .
Kirby Walker. l. NJ. Prince. J. VI. Palmer g. NJ
Weohs, " Chamberlain and >. Is. Arnold, Of 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

Among the passengers who sailed for Europe yess
terdsy on the Guion Line steamer Arizona gere Or.
A. A. Ames. the Rev. Or. A. II. Arnes j. n. Austin,
G. W. Bsgley, Frederick W. Burge, Frederick s.
Beecrof ". II. Blackmore, +. @. Christensen, Edward
l.. Cox Captain Edmund Edmunds. the Rev Thomas
J. Evans John T. Greet, r. NJ A. Bateson, tho Rev.
C. II. Hall, d. D., NJ j. Heyman, Alexander Halliday,
Edward P. Halstead, ". r. Kingsford, Mrs. W II.
Kinetord Patrick Healy, the Rev. @. A. Juhlu.
r. j. ID. Macke ". D. Marvel. the Rev n H. Pattson,
Charles g. Pelham-Clnton, Thomas Parish the Rev.
Joseph SynDOtt Captain Joseph Smolinsh, I. o. Read
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
CIR N THE GRArN RArR EAST.

Chicago May IS Special. Reliable word comes
from 81, Louis that tho cNStbound roads from that
city VIII make a New.York grain rate Of % cents,
Equivalent to 90 cent rate from Chicago and being
n cut OF five cents General Freight Agent Chase, OF
tho Lake Shore, said tonight; u have not only
heard the report but know OF Western buyers buying
grain within A few days on the % cent basis frOm
H. Louis II tho rate Is made the Chicago roads Will
Of cs,urSo have 10 meet it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

ny the will OF Julius NJ. NOycS, which WAS men
for probate yesterday, tho following charitable be-
quests were made Homo for Destitute Children.
Burlington, VI. 10000; Training School for Nnrse,
In thi, city, - 900, aud the Chaplin Homo for Aged
and Innrm, ~, OCO. To his daughter Harriet N0yes
Andrews, an annuity OF $4,000 year Is given.
Other email br,wcas ar made and the residue i TO
20 10 his son. Charles T. NoycS Tho son and Michael
II. CarioEo arc named as executors. The will Is
dAtod August Is, 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
THE COLLECTOR TO INSPECT THE BARGE OFFICE

Collector Erhardt did not receive yesterday from
the Treasury Department tho approval OF his
selection OF John II. Gunner aud Harry sanwood as
DEPUTY Collectors. Secretary Windows approval Is
e1pccted to-day, however The now deputies VIII not
take Office before juno j. Deputy Collector LeaFhy
sent his resignation 20 the Collector yesterday IL
uss accented This afternoon Colonel Erhardt VIII
irspcct lie mon ct the Barge ONCE. This h one OF
Hurryeyor Ecattlo's ideas and there IL cOnsdoraLlH
gr1imblIng among the men over what they considcr
TO be a useless piece Of business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
rpe WOMAN HAD BEEN DEAD A WEEK.

rweuty families living in tho tenement house No.
aio East slxtieth.st. noticed bad odor about tho
frs, floor last Friday. Yesterday somebody as.
covered that Bridget HanrSH'n was dead IN nor pea
-, ,hst Gnor She had been dad possibly week,
.na during all that time her drurksr son John had
bocn sleeping I'm an adjoining room at night, ana
ivIn1 there In s0ttsd stpOr part OF every day. Inc
~ svas sant 10 Bellevue Hospital, prisoner, ana
he body of tho woman was removed 10 tho Aorgna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
nrRyEp WHILE PUmGATENG HIS ROOMS.

'
David Beck a German, thIrty-two years old, living
on the second hoor OF the house No 422 East Eighty
,lxth-st., set about fumigstng his rooms yesterday
and the burning sulphur sot fire 10 his clothes lie
was seriously burned, and madh"Hed by pain, at
length raised window and jumped out 10 IN" side
walk lie sprainch his right foot and an ambulance
carried him to One Presbyterian Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

o one vss permitted to 500 her and the hotel oie.ss
80 ,orataasu to send up cards. Tho agent OF tne
london and Northwestern Railroad called ourins 1U
- =. an the Princess that his company woulo carry
ag ~ srariai Ear from Liverpool to LONDON; re
"a Ssd WORK to obtain an audience ana Shea nc r
ne Princess declined the oher' declaring "he' '"'
soiur 10 pay her own way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
A. T. BALCH.

Hanover, n. H.. May % (spscal).-A. P Balch died
this afternoon a. age OF sevtny-ons. lie was for
many years Identified with railroads In this STATE and
Kansas and a. time owned large tracts Of land In
the iaer State bc,des 700 here few years
ago tho bank this place fOroelosed mortgage on his
railroad stock. and the forced sslo los, him 100000
Ho then property the hnest here, and novel
to his country known the Bri's Nest where no
ici today. The property IA valued st about 10000
His brother w W. Bach wealthy tanner. died 81 Lynn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

Sir: A communication In your issue OF May % con-
tans representation OF my teachings regarding mira
ccs that is Incorrect Kindly permit me therefore to
say that have taught nor justified tho inference
that the miracles related in the Gospels vsluc!"ss
for Christian theology. can DO dispensed with In any
adequate explanation OF Christianity AZ historical
religion, supernatural In It, character or origin.
Ncw-Hsvcn, May IS, lss0. }. f. RUssELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
REsrexrSe TO srARr DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.

RR6IGSIYG 70 START DEMO CRATIC REVIEW
Corporation Counsel Clark yesterday accepted the
resignation OF Charles s. Eeardscy, attorney for the
collection OF personal taxes. He has held the place
The saisry Of which is $4,000. snc, The death OF Ed
ward D. Gale. Arthur u. Williams. OF tbs NIiIth
Assembly District who recently left the Republican
organisation for the TsmmsHy fold. Is spoken OF as
BE, Beardsiey'S possible SUCCESSOR Mr. BeBrdsleY's
resignation was not aske1 for by Mr. Clara Ills
Rnrls,se ~ leaving the public employ is to start a
DemoerBtfs monthly devoted 10 politics and social
science, 10 be caliea Tho Democratic Review
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
ABSTINENCE From DRNK FOR coRPULESCT

ABSTINENCE From DRINK FOR CORPULbNCi'
Letter In The Boston Transcript.
4 friond of mine Is slowly reducing his hosh, With
out any loss OF vlgOr by tho following process: Ho
cats tho same food a usual, but NOT 70 NUN OF ~
and drinks nothing with his dinner. no makes light
breakfast ana supper and drinks at each meal one
small Gun OF hot milk when he Is thirsty no drinks
wafer maIefaioIy lie read In 4 reliable newspaper
(ho Transcript probably that blsmaSRs PnySGlsn'
ordered him 10 drink nothing with his meals. This
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
ANNUAL MEETING OF ST. MART'S ALUMNI.

INNUII NILTINW VI IT. MHHI " 4 10 h'I'
burlington, y. j., May 25.-The hftieth annual
meeting OF the society OF Graduates " ST. Mary's Hall
was held here yesterday. Th- following officers wer
chosen: President, Miss Caroline l. Mitchell; voe
president Miss Augusta W. steele; treasurer and nc
cordlur SECRETARY Miss May C. Taylor corresponding
sccretary Mss Fannie >. Lansing, registrar, Miss
nj 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRuNswICK-EX Congressman Walter A. Wood Of
HoosIck Fails n, g., and Isaac MeCouhe, OF Troy
FIFTH AVEN w E~-SonatoT Arthur T. German. Of Mary.
land and ex-l'OngrcssnAn William A. Russell. OF MaS-a
rhusettA 8ILSEY-Consrossman Benjamin ButterwoPtk
OF Ohio GRAND-rrot. NJ. II. Rdilc OF ALLEGHENY
Pom HOEFM AN-Unltod statoS Civil SeFvea Commits
aioners Charles Lyman and Hugh 4. Thompson MUIR
RAY HILI-ES, Governor James L. Howard Of
Connecticut wfNDSok-ExGovernorJ James T. English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
GIVING WOMEN THE BALLOT.

Hartford. Conn, May 2s.-The House passed bill
giving women who road tho right 10 vote IN school
district meetings: also another bill making thcm
eligible 10 hold Office I'm school districts also bin
amending the general liquor law By prohibiting any
halcs by dnIggI,Is ~ be drunk on Tho pIrmlses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
FALLO 4 RETAINING WALL IN BBoOELrY.

Tho retaining wall built by tho Edison Electric
Light Company on one sldo OF IT. property No. 500
pca,l St. 10 support the foundation OF tho beer
buttIing establishment OF George weu while eHca-
vatlons arr in progress for 4 new building was
crushed out by the weight Of earth against II yes
trrlay afternoon and Il ic carrying portion OF rhe
building vita IT, The loss was 1000. Several men
n trrnuiV cschpcl being hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

TO BRING HOME THE SAILORS Ar SAMOA.
san Francisco. May "s.-Thc steamship Alameda. Of
the Oceanic Line. win stop al Apa, samoa, on her
return trip and tahp on board Admiral Kimberly and
scycnty I'VE survivor, Of the Trenton and Nanhlia
under arlanrrmcnt made with tho Navy Department.
The Alameda Is expected 10 arrive here about july
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
ErrRL RIcEs At GRAYEsEND.

In addition to tho regular programme tho following
races Will be run al Gravcsend tomorrow
seventh Race-wecr Handicap $1,000 added Of
which $3.50 10 second. six furlongs.
Eighth Racc-SU ecpstakes; ~ 900 for twoyearod
madens Weights seven pounds below scale. Beaten
m aidons allowed five POUNDS Five furlOngS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

The popular Providence Line for Boston, Providencs
Worcester and the East, will reopen for the season
Monday next, June D. Their steamers leave Pier 20,
n. r., foot Waren.st ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
1,yryc , yrw yITrBlL GtS LINE.

Pittsiurg May % Special. Operations Will begin
within tho next ten DAYS "a natural limo -
be- bullt 10y oliver Bros. & Phillips and the Republic
Iron Works II viii extend hrIm Belle Ncruon,-a DIS.
tAncc of twenty-five miles. Tho cost Of laying II Will
DO Ahnnt 900 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

As the Liver is Easily Dsondered. and srcat desi
Of Bilious Distress apt 10 prevail during the spring.
Dr. Jaynes sanaave Pills OF seasonable efficacy,
they restore the Liver to healthy action, and
move all Bihousness. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

distinguished company Of invited guests, including
Secretaries Tracy, Window and Noble, nearly every
memoer OF the Diplomatic Corps and a large number
OF ladies' ana gentlemen prominent in official society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

TRUSTEE OF THE SPRAGUE ESTATE
Providence, II. l., May CSC s. sweetlNnd was
to-day appointed by tho supreme Court trustee OF
tho sprsgue estate vice Chaiec, deceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
Religions Notices,

cuupcu ar THE HEAVENLY Es ,es,gSS s n. x,
above 4S.h.sa REV. D. frhsssasy asy so Ia. "a;
Hoy conm9sion 10 MI. o5a ~ srssh An funds
by ths Rsetor, coleeucn on ooa'1 y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

EIR JULIAN PAUyCgaF0qE At MOUNT VERNON.
washington, May 2s.-6ccretary BlEines twice
postponed excursion 70 Mount Vernon in honor OF Sit
Julian Panneefote, the new British Minister. took
place this afternoon on the Despatch, which earr'ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

When baby was SICK, We gave her CastorfA
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss. she chung 10 Cast0ria
When abe had Children. abe gave them Cast0rta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

Some people say Flint Co.'S IAN ST. and ethNyel
prices others thuk is Of their furniture at
has given them great demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
THE FRENCH CHAMBER IN AN UPROAR.
INTERPRETATIONS IN RELATION TO THE BoU.
LANCER TRIAIc-M DE oAssAGNAc
CENSURED

CENSURED
Paris, May oa.-In tho Chamber Of Deputies to-day
VI. LaguerrC gave notice that be would intcrpellatn
the Government IN relation to tho delay OF the Senate
In making report In tho case Of General Boulanger.
President Mellne replied that while he DESTROYS
respect the liberty Of the tribune It would be I'M
possible to allow NJ LaGucrrc 10 make such inter
peauon. The Senate he said entirely indn.
pendent In this matter, the Issue OF Judicial
character. Tho Chamber had no right or power 10
intrrfere.
NJ Iaguerrc retorred to recent interpretations made
In the Chamber concerning tho slowBcss Of certain
judicial action. The President OF the Senate whllo
sitting In like that of General BoulanGcr, was
similar to 40 examining Judge, and the Government
had night TO inform him that the procedure slow.
II no debate permitted his interpolation pub
nc oplnon would severely judge parliamentarsm and
the Chamber would exhibit fear Of universal suffrage.
These remarks caused uprnr. when II sub.
sided. NJ do CAssaguac declared that NJ. Moline had
lakcn It upon himself assume the guardianship Of
the majority. lie asked tho Republicans 10 show
Some dcccncy. and denounced the Presidents decision
a. an lgnoble mockcry Of Justice.
Here thorr was a renewal OF the uproar.
". Dc CASsagnac In concluSion said II the Deputies
retained any feeling Of shame courage or duty. they
wouH vote 10 allow II. LaEuerrc to proceed with his
Interpolation.
The Chamber, after passing a vote ocnSurtnZ ~ do
CAssagnAc. proceeded With tho order Of the day, By
vote Of 3os 10 2lG,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

II YOU Wake In the Morning
with bitter tlsto IN the mouth coated ton perhsrs
headache your liver torpid You need Carters Little Liver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

Barry'- TrIcopherous.
You cannot be bald and neither time Sickness
bemsh hair II this and 9th preparation 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
The Tribune Counting Room for 3 cents each
Posi- Unice NOTICE.. - =
LShnnh be read daY nl M lnIspesed as changes may

tshould be read daily u All interested changes may
letters Tor foreign countries need not be specially I'd:
S Ss ' dS dSPd'SH Sd iRaos banking
nereia documents letters not specially addressed being
Fo ~ mails ending Jane LIST viii close
U'%STEgDDSy Z s., Se,S al m S EaSSg
via southampton and Bremen ueters for Ireland must 90
H 5iSi'a pi' p a'T me- %, fs
in;u h'a sna at St. Mare % per II;A SSofss
T T$a: s "a Tese.5s e Sis@fdss% s,si
f f9sss ss s tS % 81 "sSs p:
NSoriand| at . 80 p: N. for Europe Per = CIV .;
oaas front at Or Sn !'SAT AMI
I 80 t2 ssS s SSa' g. s:sscd
az SS pd ah nG uT ers Tor Ire
iaG %@st DS atPScS@ per Hsmmonia a.. q,
Bcsmq Esb pi IoasS T. oFn"'0 p D 'o' i'4aI pr
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sSEi ana Portugal "a hSa,Spgnf Ma dsys
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must directed per VA seow e,, e.. s %s "a
directed per FHnsssis a $50 a" s Sr Tsrops Per
France tF ss~it,s5sa5 iSy spain and FGE,S;.
arrested P s5e Esd acr nt 70 St r p VA A%: ps
YAH Ss, a, ana Il ma IN Sm.ss
f%@ FEGcs aa nPyj s SSi per- 4hs' Il
N NJ letters for Curacao yenrzuela, Trinidad Bss
~ ,eb Guiana must be directed per OranIe Eassaus
81 ii NO M for YcneShea and Cura 40 per ysen
6c,,ers for Colombia via Curacao be directed per
VSencia") at D. ior Cuba per s. City OF Columbia
"a Hnvrna 0ettes must directed per City o.. C0lun
s,.,n. 81 1 n m. for GonaiVes, iayti pcr DIANA,
o. n M for rTuNi!lo aud Guatan per s. s. pifratI
Tror, New. Orleans
f'gsuEDAY-Ht p. m Tor Costa Rica via LlmOn, nor
= FoXhal, from NewOrleans. -
Mails FOR Australia, New.zeaaad, Hawaiian FIJI ana
samoan Islands per zealanda (fom San Frsncisco1
eoso here Eu ISHs w n malls al OR atS a
tor China and japan psrs City OF POStng from san
Hawaiian islands, per a. = Umatiia iron san Fran.
society I.laEds, Tropc nird iFom San Eapslsco
@ Tampa. Fla aud the1ce by Steamer, via Key West
The schedule ~ closing OF trans Pacific maR Is g..
the presumption OF their uniniePrpnte eyeEsna
transit 10 san Francisco Malls from the East aritsin3
on tine a. San Francisco Gu tho day q sang ~ mai
clOses az q 80 n m nrevjous dav .-...s..
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. I ia n1'''' :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

EXMINIsTER McI.hNE To PRESIDENT CARNoT.
Paris, May 2s.Nr. McLAne, in farewell letter
to President CAruot in which he lnoloses photograph
81 tho statue Of Lasho presented 10 the city Of
Chicago by Judge Lambert Tree, says:
America TvmembcrS that sho owns France not only
for military assistance which assured her hide
pendrncc but ~ we'll for moral support and generous
ccA> and also for tho work OF the missionary pioneers
and explorers who opened 70 civilization the immense
oslun OF TIC grrai West, region which Is tending
"a bcrumr morr and morn the centre Of population
ard Industrial. commercial aud Intellectual activity
of tho ruiici state, have made point Of recalling
this debt ~ gratitude AZ the moment whom France
celebrates the trnary OF tho grand principles Of
1~ial Acknowledgement which renewed the whole
carih ami whose triprhccnt effects have made them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
MARRIED.
HENDRToKsoN-Rot

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monday. May n. % thu
Church Of the Holy Trinity Brooklyn Heights BY Bishop
A. N LiteOhn and the Dr. c. II. Hall, Emma Clark,
daughter Of John B. Hendrckson OF Brooklyn the Rev
Spencer e. Roche rector OF ST. Marks ChurI Brooklyn.
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
PRESIDENT CARS

PRESIDENT CARNoT's AssAILANT SENTENCED.
Paris, May "s.-rcrrtn, The who fired blank
cartridge Prcsiden, Caruot on tho evening Of tho
opening OF tho exhibition has bcon sentenced 10 four
months imprisonment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
reAYsAr1Axrrc 1n rEr1Eas.

Of oonneeeut noss Treat Paine, O, Boston and shsr-
man s. Jswee. Of Buffalo. s
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FLAMES IN 4 DOWNTOWN BUILDING.

gave my friend the hint and he has followed It 50
far with good results.
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rapidly, and VIII be under roof this summer. Thi'
Is the portion which includes the lecture hall.