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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
.sKrrc AN INCREASE OF STOCK.

Springfield Ill. June 10 tSpeciaD.-Ihe LOUISVILLE
Evansville and ST. Louis Consolidated Railway Com.
pany to-day filed resolutions by its secretary, w. j.
LOWS In the office of tho Secretary OF state authorh-
ing tho issue OF 100000 in preferred stock,
80 7oo747 common stock and 100000 first consol-
dated mortgage fifty year per cent gold coupon
hords With interest payable semi annually, secured
BY mortgage decd OF trust IN favor OF the New orR
security Trust Company, and Joseph Collect, ~
ttIstec mon the property, franchises and equipment
Of the company. This line recently went into tho
control OF the Mackay system, giving the latter al
independent through connection with ST. LOUIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
CATTLE NOT LIVE STOCK. MEANT.

Chicago, June IL (spccial.-'rhe M'on's ohcihs
declare that President MilIers New.York interVlo"
,s foxy Said one OF them To-Day Mr.. ".l'"r
quoted tho correct figures when DO snd mo er r'u,
va ,r tho last i've months carried 1900 cars OF
r,,. stock TO the Atoms 2.40o. but the st. Paul
oour,s are on live stock. Kansas City to Chicago
and. mind you, the cattle traffic from Kansas CITY
70 Chicago is the only thing in controversy FAC
a4oo cars Of tn. Alton include al 1--we sSSE ears on
ssa sheen and hogs The correct figures on eats
9n1n Kansas City TO Chicago between January ana
May 81 are these: Afon' l'2l' cars o. i"''' -'-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
TIE CONSTELLATION GOES ASHO ORE.
PosITIoN-TIIE ANNAPOLIS CADETS
on HOARD

Norfolk June IA tSpecIaD. -Tiritenant Archer, OF
the United States ship Constellation arrived in Nor
folk at O'Clock this afternoon. lie brought the In
ellgsneo that tho Constellation had gone ashore one
milo below Cape Henry, just inside the Cape, At j
O'Clock this afternoon, IN thick fog. When he left
the vessel all tho boats filled with the sailors
who were putting out lines and dropping anchors
Lieutenant Archer says that tho Constellation was
making for Lynnhavcn Bay when she struck shore
Owing 10 the thick fog which prevailed Captain lar
rington had dorided 10 anchor and wait until morn
ing before entering the bay. a northeast
gale was blowing In the Capcs at the
rate OF about thirty miles al hour when
tho accident occurred. Tho ship lies broadsde to
the beach, about 800 yards from the shore Cap
tain Harrington detailed Lieutenant Archer to come
10 Norfolk at ouco for assistance. Archer
visited the Norfolk Navy Yard but aS
there were no shrs there which could DC
sent 10 the assistance Of the disabled warship com
pr,nsation was made with the wreck!ng companies
and at 10 o'clock tonight Lieutenant Archer left
bcr, ON tho Baker salvage WIeckng COnlpany'S
steam@r Pced. Lieutenant Tyler acting under In
stTctions frcm Commodore Brown at the Norfolk
tho assistance Of the warship The vicinity where
abe b. ashore Il decidedly dangerous ono. hhc
had on 100 cadets firm the Naval Academy who
stsr-ed from Annapolis last week on their Summer
cruise and = crew OF 175 MON large iurce Of men
arc on the bach and have got llne To her md WIZ
send out the brccccs buoy 10 BRING as many Of those
on board ashore rs desire to como
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
DEPARTMENTAL pos1MAsTrRs NAMED.

Washington June ls.-The President today ap
pointed the following roSmastcrs: Charles buHo"s
at Rutherford y. j., vice j. @. Van Ripper removed :
william j. Browning, at Camden, v. j.. vice Charles
Janney, removed James H. Hag,rty. AZ HIGHWAY
Penn. vice Grove G. Messenger. not confirmed by inc
Senate; A. W. Raudenbush at Lrhighton. Penn. Woo
James p Smith removed Obadiah d. Falkenourg az
SusQuchanna Penn, vice james Mckinney, ro1lo'ei
John L. Mentzcr. at Ephrata, Penn. Vice Jefetnan
Mohler removed John COrcoran, 81 Deaver. Col.
vice L. ". specr resigned; John +. Rice. at ouray'
Col, vice David Frakes. resigned; Adonirsm r.
Ylning AZ South Weymouth. Mass. vice e. H. Loru
removed: George ". Anthony, q; New Milford Conn.,
vice s.s l.. Erwin resigned: ard l. Fancher. az
Glen Cove " Y, vice j. W. Campbell. rsiGncd
Frederick ". snoOk. at wav"rlv. y. Y. Vice a. ~
slawson, resigned A. Ellis Hawkins. rcspponted at
Babylon, " Y, commission expired; Matthew W.
Marvin, ri walton y. T.. vINc A. l.. Maze. remover
John Whitehead al Fall River Mass. vice Nicholas
Hathaway. commission expired; George ". Gaghan
At Bowling Green. Ohio. vice Z. T. Doo0r RsIsncd
Military Home. Ohio commission expired: FIcdc-icb
moved; John T. stransGeld. at Mount csrm~. III.
sparta H.. vice Arhrew Borders removed Rowland
H. Williams az saen H. f vice l'asn ID y,. Ia r. r.
Mcck resigned Norman J. slsck, at Metropolis; Cily
NJ vice A Trousdac rcmoHch Gyr' b. H~S
nsim rsicrrt: DANIEL K FREEMAN ~ Cor"rcrionvIllc
Iowa orIce become Presidential: NImord ". rrt'r :.
Emmr,t,Lurg, Iowa We Hull HIGHLAND. rH,i-n.i
George ". Walton. A. Ida Grlv". Iowa. VIC, ',"G,E
: Wlttrr resigned IIenv W. Crow. al RuFhvllle
Neh. vice Frank W: spraCuc, resigned Edwin Her
,hl>sr, az O'Ncn Nch.. vice Frank campbell re
,igue,i: Henry {. SwariL III SgtnSvie. Mo. vice
J. l. Field, resigned; Eiwla W. Bentley. AZ GLASGOW
Mo, vice William II. Tatnm, resigned samuel Nc.pcr
Al K.hohs Mo vice c. /. stafford deceased: James
5 Ogden a, A,hland XIV. vice u. h. Wcis. removed
| james NJ. Jone- at w"ll>burc. ". Va. vice William
% Camnhcn removed Zachariah II. Hargrov". a.
Rome, Ga vice william H. Adkins. removed waller
Brock at TallapoOsl, Ga Office become Presidential
Fm.rr n Lcon?rd. ~ BOiSe City, Idaho. vice thaih
| p Bilderoeck resigned Benjamin 6. Burroughs al
Pcndieon, Ore, vice !: r. clopton, removed George
C. FuiC,r AZ Jackson. CAL once become frc%tdentA
George s. Platt a. Vsr,vine. Cal. vic" J. N. Miller
| resigned Nelson G.. Hill. 81 San BeFnardino. Cal
| ,Irr rCnICnrl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
ursrppy UNION AND b. AND o.

Baltimore, June ia decd was RECORDED ye"'e"sy
,..,r..n the baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
"a N. western Union Telegraph Company, whereby
tbo baltimore and Ohio Company conveys to The west
erp Union all It's right, title and interest in and TO all
It's telegraph lines and property Of evory nature ana
description. Tho consideration Is u am uG en o,r
- trrn tire obi etcn 10 issue the sopVovvo VI
onSSs uroyted for IN It's contruct with the Baiumoso
and Ohio Railroad Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
cu.vcrs N THE FEDERAL SERVICE.

Washington, June ls.-Ihe Auorney'4enefa m
d.v annointsd Jason ". Firestons. Assistant United
state, Attorney for the Southern District OF ohb u
columbus and Marshal NJ. Mott Assistant United
states Attorney for the Western District Of North
Carolina at salisbury.
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury to-day appointesd
Henry Cnbsigh OF Penn sylvania. as captain OF the
treasury watch Captain Cobsugh formerly held that
Office but resigned when the Democrats came INTO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
DROWNED AT THE COLUMBIA REGATTA.

HEAVY WIND HARD on THE SLooPS-srAhTEHs
ASD WINNERS.
Tho Columbia Yacht club sailed It's twenty second
annual regatta yesterday tn" usual course from
tbc clubhouse at West Eighty sixth-si. 10 ionk>r
and return. There nineteen starters, divided
over seven classes, follows.
Cla.s A. Cabin sloops: Hazel Ncrgus, Agnes g.
Cias, n Cabin Shops: venture Julian. vixen.
Class " Cabin SinOp- Flint. WchrN WISH
,i,,s d. Cabin Catbonts: Bunhilfe, Henry "fay.
class r. Cpthcats: Martha Mum. COLUMBIA ~,
Cl1a r. CatbOats: My'tic Gertrude, MIilau[ hchry
Class C. Catboats: Carrie T.. Helen Viola.
Ola SO, A. n. E, d, 4 and + sailed to ionkcrs whiln
class @ went only far a. Spuytrn DuyHl The
wind was northeast making th' race a beat up and
FREQ run down Tho brccLc extremely strong. and
disabled tho Mystic Helen and Viola before they had
made two tacks A squa'l struck the fleet on
spuyton Duyvll. and Of the crew OF the catboal
Henry Gray was knorkel overheard by tho BOOM
HIS fcliows attempted to rescue him, but could not
By the time the rest OF the fleet learned OF tho acct
dent the Gray had dsapI reared, and no one could
asrert1in who The drowned man was. Some Of tho
yahism"n, however, dccl1rcd thc.r conviction that
hn was a yOnn2 doctor from Brooklyn.
Tho winners Of the regatta wero; Glass \, MerguS :
Class II. Venture: Glass {, Weary WiSt, Glass D..
Brunhildc Class f. Columbia; Glass F, Horny Fisher
and Glass q, Carrie =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
.,r, r,,,o,, or THE eOJTDERN ROAD.

An.n,a. Ca. June ia winons. Miss di'phch
y, The Constitution says The last spike was driven
today in the Georgia Pacific Railroad on" OF we
lines Of the Richmond and Danvc ha'lro"i
nee ,rIrc IN, continuous rsil line Of Ito miles
go, washington. ID. c. TO Grcenvllc, Miss via
tynchbure Danvilie. Charlotte. Atlanta, Admission
birmingham. Columbus, Miss. and West Point Inc
Georgia Pacific has secured the use OF the existing
Of the Louisville. New Orleans ana Ieaa, haiwas. "a
systemn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
opoAy,z1No A RAILROAD COMPANY.

wiIhesbsrrc, Penn, June 1s.-rhe Pennsyivanla'
Iehieh and Eastern Railroad Company was ofsS"'.'.
49,. .,tcrnoon. Samuel +. Pierson was elected
as,d.,t and the following were chosen directors:
p. pierson, pennsylvania: J. n. Neubereer, New
York: s. p. wolverton. Pcnnsylvana; 4. T. Darling
p.nrsviyapia; J. W. Fellows, New Hampshire: sllas
n Neubercer. New-York, and Elias towenstnin Penn.
rviy.pia This organization Is the outcome OF the
purchase under foreclosure OF hrst
- r,o,,pses on all the franchise
a0h,s surveys and rights Of way Of the Leagh and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
NO MASSACRE by INDIANS IN MEXICO

Washington, Juno ls,-Iho following telegram In
,rfencc tn the reported IN Mexico has been
received at the War Dcpsrtmnt:
san Francisco. Juno II, 1885,
To the Acknowledgement Washington, ID. G.
Following received hom the commanding officer Do
par,mcnt OF Aroma: Referring 70 resent reports
he indians IN sonora 300 miles south OF the interna-
tonai line ! am advised by Governor Torres that
after full investigation made by him, he finds there
was no truth whatever in the report"
MILES, Brigadlcr General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
THE BOARD OF PENSION APPEALS.

washington, June lS.-JOhn A. Lacy. T. J. Gamble
and H. ~ Curtis members Of the Board OF Pension
Aurcals have been Informed that owing TO reduc ton
in the membership OF the board made necessary By the
last Appropriation Act, their designations will 10
coptcd 10 take effect July l. Their places will DO
filled by details from the Pension Bureau N follows
ChsunCcy IlickOx. ot Connecticut; A. T. Rowell, Of
New Jersey, and H. l.. grIce. OF Illinois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
JOHN wAXAMAKEEs SUIT DISCONTINUED:

JOHN WANAMAhIks oSiI oA'''-'AA-'N
An order disseminating . SUIT brought By John
wanamaker the Postmaster General against Edward
r. stovcr. Leopold Pnkus ard William c. Pnihips
was granted BY Justice Andrews in the supreme court
Chambers, yesterday, by mutual consent. Inc eiam
49, Tor the value Of goods delivered by Hooo BON
braht 4 Co, OF Philadelphia. of Wiki firm MI /" snS
maker Is the successor. 10 stovcr Inc place Oh pusi
- ~ tho latter was burned and he aferwaN mans
an assignment and transferred Insurance PiNcies
which h. held TO Pinkus and Philips AS ptiot
claims would prevent realization oy Mr. "AH"""A''
ha consented 10 the disconillaance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
i xlYoS srscrEp IN sIEyAY.

~ spessG shastes siscucn fer Mayor In Railway
yes9e6y resailsd IN We reelection u lewis q Hye1
fHeosrsS ~ 100 majority. Under the new law, which
s@sk edscs last April. DR. Hyers term Of once will b
tte sessk 1ts election vss hesiy coatsstad. w. r.
neshsssk we The Rcputhean candidate. Last sprlns
~ yoss was We Mayor, due 70 prohibtsa nave
Heek me city government IL now Demeeratae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

LITTLE DONE BY THE PASSENGER COMMITTEE
The usual weekly meeting OF the Passenger COMMITTEES
~ the trunk lines was held yeseday but only routine
matters were disposed The question OF making special
r,,es for parties OF ten persons travelling on one
rEet WAS not taken up officially bad been expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

with the Limitation OF one year within which 70.
instatenent may legally be made to o1lces within
the classified service. so far It Affects exUnoe
soidcrS and sailors. The change made upon the
Recommendation Of the Civil Service Commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
AN OHIO ROAD CHANGING OWNERS.

Cleveland Ohio, June 1s CpeciaD.-s I. everett
trrasurer Of the Valley Railway has closed for j. H.
u.d IN. sals az controlling interest OF tho road TO
Tain tor Holt, New York brokers representing New.
York syndicate The roads facilities VIII DC Increased
and the line extended 10 Plttsburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
. u,sp1 AGED CAMPAIGN EMBLEM.

Washington June IS (specialh-@Ths Washington
Press, Of today says: . 1t appears that thor, aS
some who have not yet learned OF the election Of .
pennhlican President, as q campaign bandanna hand<
heppbief Was observed on Saturday floating from tas
bureau OF Education whore the Democratic Com.
missioner is stin In ofie1.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

ysapson. I. l. Ths yacht bsesms disabled At o'clock
an Monday evening BY breaking her shaft when on
ses.ford shoala The vessel win be owed 70 Newfork
for yepairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

THE FIRST or THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACES.
New.L London, Conn, June ls.-Thn first Of the
college races on the Thames vii! be tho fourmile
straightaway between the University 10 Peunsylv
and Yale University crews, which viii take place "
o'clock on Friday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

CApSlZED WHEN THE RACE WAS NEARLY WON.
New.isven, Conn, June ia.-rhc spring races Of
the New. Haven Yacht Club were sailed TO day IN Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

q s1REDp vlSpERBfLr's YAoRT pnsABLxp.
- ~ eaeEehe yesterday morning Frederick W. vandaf
80 eaaan yseht .svids,ss,s Of tAa New.Ysrk Yacht
- ~ 6sssvsred q snehor IN ne Aafbox - Fora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
MIR. r1NK's SUCCESSOR NOT NAMED.

MIR. FINK'S SUCCESSOR NOT NAMED.
FULL TEXT OF HIS LETTER OF DESIGNATION
as COMMISSIONER.
No call has yet been issued for meeting Oh 'no
trunk line presidents to consider COMMISSION,
bert Finks resignation. 1t IS not unhkeS ,h"t 49,, -
Will be held a. there is little doubt that Dir. f
wish to be relieved from his duties on account VI ~
health will DO gratiAed. The executive ~ -
may be called together TO mako the neoeEy o.
ranpements that will permit Mr.. FnFs departure -''
Europe by the middle Of July. , ...,.r,
Trnk line officers were emphatic In Vhen uoei"
don yesterday that there was no frcuo" ~ ,H1 % &c
citation that inspired Mr.. FinRs scuon, &oa
.,.o .,..r,.d that no idea entertained OF ao"uoh
ting the position Of Commissioner huoue -
-.. % thosc who know that his health woulu
imuel him TO surrender his duties inc ~n . ~
NJ rNnts resignation was q surprise at the las" "
o.. no names have been mentioned as possible sue
..s,os The letter Of Mr.. Fink Is as ioio"s,
oessof' i"' New-York Juno Is, 1882 ~.
n y Roberts esq, Chairman Trunk LIMO oo~'u VI
W Presidents, philadelphia, Penn; ,.., tsv months
, pcanync ed me that no longer able 20 at,e n
Continuously the duties OF my SS 10 predeter
compelled 70 seek Tss sna De re- Sc ss.ent or
can return at all TO the performance VI m2 ,,ian
t,ei compelled TO hereby tender my nslenaiitH .,a
would like to leave here oS inc ods nv that time
I" tale this step very reluctantly Atcr thc mos.
careful consideration have concuoed snAs ~ ton
m myseif and also to tho interests OF me m
E.t 7 should no longer attempt to NIL place re
ouirng such constant application When the s.a,o n U
hea does not not %. OF sno once Satisfactorily
70 gmyself Very espectfully yours, --,
W ih' ALBERT FINK, Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

CHANGE IN A CIVIL SERVICE RULE.
washington, June Ie.-The President today amended
Rule 10 of the Civil Service Rules 90 - 70 do away
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
TIL RATE TROUBLE IN THE NORTHWEST.

Chicago, June Is (spcciaD.-1he Western Freight
Association beat about tho bush again to-day aud
finally postponed action on the Northwestern break
in ratios unr next Friday Tho reason given ior
tho postponement is that It will give time to inquire
on how the threatened abolition oil pro rating via
Chicago will affect the question. 1hf ao'na' r'asoii
=, ~, N. western roads arc hoping and praying
s.S Say To hear from tho trunk lines that thoy VIII
.ton prS- rating with lsks lines u the western me-
NJ kecn On prO-rar1ng Via Chicago. The TRUNK
tnes do not appear particle alarmed At the prospect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19
n1RrcroRs OF THE C. H. q D. CHOSEN.

DIRECTORS OF THE C. II. q d. Chosf-N'
Cincinnati juno ls-The annual meeting OF ths
stockholders OF the Cincinnati. Hamilton and dayton
railroad Company convened at the companys once IN
this city this morning. Thers was not fargo ~
tsndancs Lawrence Maxwell was elected chairman
The inspectors Of election appointed by the ooara
were Rush Y. Taggsrt, +. II. Lawrence ana NoAn
swsyns After the reading OF the minutes OF inc ast
meeting tho inspectors took their places ana tho 'os
began Jamos Rawson, 1r, however oetoro inc
election began, offered Q protest against the acuon
~ the Board OF Directors in selling 10 Rush Y Iasear'
and associates 1889 shares OF the company Whhou'
giving an opportunity for competition and making 'no
sal. to the highest bidder lie also protested against
the reception OF shares In the pending eecuon
az we'll as 600 shares s the property OF the company
No action was taken tho protest except 70 rcoru
Il and the election proceeded without further incident
Tho Tickets were presented, one known as the On
oinnau ticket and tho other as the Sew-fork thket
The Eew.York ticket Is as follows: Edward E. Cole
Msrysville Ohio: George W. Davis. Toledo; 'uiius
Dexter. Cincinnati Sidney Dillon, Mahlon C. Martini
Ruse,l SAGE Alfred suy. New-York VI. d. WOOD.
ford Toledo and EugoOe Zimmerman, Cincinnati Inc
Cincinnau ticket had the nance OF Netsrs Dctter'
SAGE Dillon and Martin, and besides them hal g.
C. Waite r. B. BowIor,1J. Rawson, IT., OF CpcinnhI,
and c. W. Fairbanks, Of Indianapolis. about 5ooVo
shares OF stock were voted nearly 21,0Oo oelng IN
favor OF the New-York ticket. which, OF course was
elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-19

THE CONTEST FOR CONTROL OF THE o. AND T
Tho market value OF Oregon and Transcononenth
stock II tho published dispatches from Portland are
correct was a matter Of dispute In Wall Street ycs
to-day On one side u argued that Henry Willard
had been successful because Elijah Smith had been
kept out OF the Oregon Railway and Navigation Board
on the other hand Mr.. Smiths friends insisted That
the victory had been won by him. One OF them sao :
"Mr Willard went into the meeting 10 appears
with the control OF tho Oregon and TrsnsconfinenaI
COMPANY which involved the control OF tho Oregon
Railway and Navigation ! cannot $50 why ma
jority should not rule; and II had owned or con
trocd the bulk Of tho Oregon and Transcontinental
stock should have inquired why | could not have
named the Navigation Board. The rumors that the
guaranteed dividend Oregon Navigation Is 70 DO
reduced from @ to per cent arc merely q street
IL was suspected IN Wall Street yesterday that
the Union Parifc had east It's lot with the Nharu
mani goment but the report WAS not confirmed.
Boston, June is SPECIALIZATION Pacific onnc'ai'
say that they consider the new Oregon Railway ana
Navigation Board OF Directors one With which all
parties should be satisfied. President Adams says
that the reports that the Oregon Navigation
dividend is TO be reduced are abNrd He says that
he saIc and cane citation of 10000 shares OF oregon
iran ar continental ont OF 400 900 shares VIII 90
a GOOD way toward winding uo that company.
MEASURE he has always advocated.