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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
Mr. sILROY ON THE wARPATH.

Commissioner Gilroy has been making prompt eA'
smples of men in tho employ OF the Public "orks
pspsrment who daily and frister away their time IN
uouor shops or indulge in street brsws when they are
supposed TO be working for The city. speaking Oh
such cases yesterday. he said Il nqu'red mo no
case reported on Canalst., and discharged TWO men
,rom that gang. Yesterday was Informed that q
osne Of tweutysix men had INDUCED in free fight in
St. while they ought to have been at Work
m the pavement. found that sixteen OF them.
imagining that they had political pull, had Dc
come unmanaseabIe. and discharged hrVwhole OF
them. The other ten. who wsrc less olAmaoie
formed into a smaller gang, but II they 40 not De
9s I 10 sny citizen Who vi, give information 70
esrdiDg these matters. No man shall remain an aot W.
n1 u+o dos not DO the work for which be Is paid
ppniit,c.i ,nauence win av all him nothing
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apysrIL DUIYH's gIr6IBrLmY.

MAYOR Grant yesterday referred TO Cofp %n,'."h
Counsel Ozark the letter OF ben's"n, =. ,s,..s
Consulting engineer Of the Aqueduo m wh'oo ne
the question OF General James C. Dusne. 'a - ,,s
Is an Aqueduct Commissioner on the sro"na ~]t
,.,,,r a. retired officer of the Army MI. LARK
~" - M. on,non TO the Mayor the subject soos
General Duane said yesterday that he aaa no
personal nl4oellns toward Engineer Church Mhen
the question comes up again. ne sau, m' ~ ooo
ne shon,ion OF Mr. Church's Office and the Soooo
n.r wear which uselessly goes with IT. shall absent
mvsels from tho meeting of the board have no
,oubt, however Of the legality OF my
md q, INV acts hereunder. The act OF 1871 repeAS
-. I,ad states Revised Statutes bearing upon those
,,trsd ooscers employed IN civil capacities
Nevertheless. the Corporation Counsels OPINION Is
looked for with interest Mayor Grant 70 an uI -.
$500 has the power of removal and can Also MI tne
yscancy IL satisfied that General Duane esso :, eS
e,nv continue IN Office In the meantime " u 80 q
esctd that Controller Myers and Commissioners Sou
E,,cher and Howe have determined 70 No'c pr NC
sanso,nta,n aboishing Consulting Engineer ChurchS
ndee As they constitute, without Genera Dus III
4 majority OF the Board, the Genera cns'oihS WI"
not form any part OF that question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

Tcr,I elis 600 900 average at abcut....o FER cent
The scheme for rcfundpg Is not yet othclalIy
promulgated but it is about like the follo"ins
or the $50 600 issue 81 900 900 IS SET us'"e
70 provide for the floating debt S',OoO,oOo anu
for such future betterments as may De required
This leave, sliO, 900, or S22,OOO,oOo lnarSln-
% per cent-for premiums on the present out
standing bonds. or the outstanding Dohds
$4,000 600 ARE 5 per cents which sell in tho
market At from lOal-2 ~ 100 or the per
cont and & per cent bonds over $4,000, 900 fall
dnc in the next ten years So it would seem
that the margin Of 20 per cent was sufficient TO
,ecure practical refuudlng Of the whole amount
II the new issue is to DO per cent. the success
NJ the rrfunding by the issue Of sl4O 0oO 900 VIII
reduce the company's interest charge over
a aOo 400 pcr annum. The floating dent
has borne and now bears interest not
LEGS than 4 per cent. The surplus remaining LOT
hettrrmcnts is to be expended for ne" values
received The bankers who will bring out the
rounding scheme have not lately failed IN their
undertakings When the scheme was first NEIL
toned, some six weeks ago, IT was treated as
bear point Now the bears are so AFRAID
Of its success that they predict Its failure, and
Chicago goes so far as to predict the following:
Chicago speclsl.-Illlnois Las statute requiring
a company doing business III tnls stato 70 ue,
uust with the state Auditor S2OOOUO. 1t IA stated
tA tho United States Trust Company has not com
piled with the law hence tho bonds uhaer the 81
paul now blanket mortgage are worthless
In absurdity the foregoing surpasscs anything
ever before put into cold type 1t required no sub.
mission to trust companies or counsel TO learn
that the acceptance OF q trustccShip by New.
York corporation did not imply the q" doing BUSH
ness In the State OF Illinois" As well might IL
he clnimed that the York seller Of merchan-
disc who accepts u note for purchases made by q
Chicago merchant was doing business IN II
developing the desperation resorted 10 for the
purpose OF depressing values And yet with
the air full Of just, such absurd stories we are
! and that IN is sustained ny manipu lation Bosh
BE prices high Or low, tho present. Is q market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
,n,,v opr,crRs WHO WANT PROMOTION.

washington, June oo.-The announcements OF Coi'ne!
John c. Eelton's appointment 10 be hautaAt'cheIA VI
The Army In place OF General r. c. Drum Ttifeo' was
he csuse much qualification among inc 0mcers i W.
-. A., I.x.,ant General he had been called
,., ,,eoocntly To act a. AdIutsnt General 40 that he
enter. upon the duties OF his Once with thorough
knowledge Of its requirements But the appointment
pleased the officers OF the Army most becauS' va.
r.eornitlon OF seniority well as fitness. with tmh
setted those pretend 70 know
are ipduslng In all sorts OF speculation as 70 VINO wi"
pluck the next plum the disposal OF thu PeoeH
rhs IA the Paymsster now held by General
Rochester. who will retire 10 about seven months II
the senior colonel H. then II viii fall To colonel
Rodney Smith who will reach the retiring age In 1897
there are dangerous rivals In the fold whose
friends cay fitness and plenty OF backing will win
One Of thsss is LieatensntCoione Charles NJ Terrell
who has fssndiy relations with Pesdent Harrison and
has innaenes with many present members Of Congress
Tssn tAep 10 Major Asa b. cassy senAs- " -a'risge
Of ksasstaIx ssseles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE. June 2o-cot.on dull; Middiins At II -
Flour nrm Howard street and Western sapcrfns
So Extra DO 90 10 - 90; Family do g. Is % S0i
Sy MIL re br snd,I E - :: wi r. We
& 5os5oo do Extra % o. whes~soathsrn sss1yi
Fults 958e2o; Longberry o7Sa3c; New virginia Prime
81 so Western strong No Winter Red spst " hot
July 81 as2c August 81 sSlc Corn-southsrn dull arm,
White az I3o45oi Yellow At Sia42c. Western nrmi
M. ''ss St 900 y INV &
and pennsylvania 20 033 &C Bye steady ASIA Hay
steady; Prime % Choice Timothy 2; SO oosIt So Pre-
s ssSuaef Ha'e &C. Clear Rib SIDES % pssssa ss
aniei steady AZ l2Sislc IArd steady; Eennsd ct STA
butter quiet; Western Packed 0el2c Best Roll l308o;
Creamery l6sl7c. Eggs steady at lt5alss Petroleum.
hs sassr a. Ss ar@ sS 40 oevp
nrn Rcr0sd ollie whisscy steady .. q TO- FI.IshtN
Liverpool per steamer. quiet Cotton 2sc asked rsls
per ton in sacks l3s 81: Drain. per bush. 2'd Cork
orders rs 9d Receipts-Flonr 5000 bols Wheat 2oeo
Flour 10000 Obs Corn 5000 bush sales-WheAt 3Ao0
BCuAIO, juno whsat-sprtng grade. dnl bat nrni
~ northern eic old 10 northern SIC; No NortSsl
quiet No. 9 Red at Soc SO Red 77a7sGi Extra No
Rcd So 9s3c in store. No White Michigan at 9G on
track Corn strong No 2 Yellow at Sehc No. YtnSs
at 3sc; No at 1914 No AZ 80 &c In store Oau higesfl
No 9 white 81 =. d3l &c No White 80 d3Obc No
Mixed 261 127c IN store Ryedu 4sc asked on track neaf
and unchanged; WHEAT sac. Corn SC oats pig Rys
GAG Receipts Flour 10000 bbla Wheat 700 oush
Corn 1871 900 bush Oats 259 oOO bush Canal sh pnsnn-
Wheat bush. Corn 1900 bush shipments oy Rzil-
Flour bbla Whea, $4,000 bush Corn 100000 bush
oats 10000 bush
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE xARKEra
FEATURES OF THE NETWORK pRALSos.
Tha snaculaiiya wheat mArkat xnstsedax ma. 4.

FEATURES OF THE NEw.YoRK DRAInyoa
Tho speculative wheat market yesterday mon n,s
recovered the loss 10 sustained on Wednesday ana -
the day. While the dsalineS were not pasecsis<S
active, there was fair amount Of animation ~
EeiIed to strengthen tho sitSaaon' RsporS 1 n
weather prevailed IN different parts Of S: wess, ~
the yield, as reported in q The Cincinnas Prios d
re9tn were the principal elements Of strength Il
anaS .n 10 eHs 81
July opened unchan eed At 81 81 cents. and Dcoenb1
at 81 Of sss tss @ q g ss S o.
end 81 rs s.,se n a, on
en- aggregate Of dealings for the day Of 6,O00,OO0
bushels. on the curb, July advanced TO 81 Ia -
closed at 81 1-le while December also nose s
quotations for options were: June, SO Ia; yuH.
So %; August, SO 1.2; September, SO 10; OooSSs'
"a 10; December, SO ga, and May, 81 IL
market was neglected, and only ono load was taAn
for foreign account.
moderate IN all months, and the closing hg.s
Il -; July -; August ~ Is; september, q Il
and ostOSec, 43 3D. ,aaas ,.,,.. ~, $500.
active, shippers taking $4,000 bushels.
Oats we've 1894 cent higher on spot Grades, u
1898 better on the options. and the market elosSl
prices Of options iO Being june % a.; july Is g.
Augqst % 80; September. 20 as; October. % 80
Lard was 2as points lower, and 1900 drcs
wcrc taken the spot and TO arrive. partly for 81
RST 1Gs e B0ss s1iss e So .ad sSs e.
at T: si IF sGS and bn R snd sossc.
s I5a. 3. alS; Of gss: TA.. ss' ss:
grain s 1850 SSSss fo is5S s.ss
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL June 2l-3i5 o. m-5ee-Ihe aenana ~ ma,
proving porR-In good demand Hams II ssM ug ~ r,os
sk0r, cut about IA 10 lbs firm at 65s GA Sy Al Ses
s clear mdIes about SSln steady a. h" and SoIcred
steady az AS Cd Taow-I In demanN prime si' AM Al
NJ 2Is vi. spirits ot Turpontine-ln So tures
p"or demand whcat-In good demand new ID rioar-
In fair demand Co-u-Spot-In poor dtnanu ,ssa June
moor demand mixed Western spot STEADY az % .ndos
steady at 80 SID July steady ~ - Ti A'"p' ="
-Pacnc coast In poor demand .. "a MAP. holders
Brealstuns-Wbeatq quiet, 6ut STEADY aepuAa" wv ~
or, moIrrai.ly Com steady; demand poor A. o.,o, A.
LONDON June 2O-Bset sugar June fo' III % Sd
IA ILI OuiCkslver so SIS Nutmess ~ 80 n
ASrwRRP June 3O-wueoxs lard e'osoo ~ % H-
per loo kilos , yin. nal. msrtcHn l6 10
ASrwERP June -Petrolenm-flne paie anSs'
si centimes paid aud II francs eehunes Ns"ninss
nbtNIN lime 20 Petroleum u marss 10 p'onnine~
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a.s.,uorr r.rnR1xG PArMAsrER SMITH.

The court. martial appointed in the csSe OF paEs"i
Assistant paymaster Henry L. Smith, ohsrra VIVA
absence without leave from his ship me E'se"' M
,.bed taking testimony at the Navy Yard yete'day'
~ w p chichester under whose care paymas'er
smith was while absent from bis Ship gave testimony
which showed that the officer was In such phys''@
condition that he could not be sent TO his vehSe nor
xax Il wise TO send him TO q hospital The e'u-
mony wss strongly in the officers favor ano a. the's
wa. no other question involved than lhe ono OF
uL..z.. v,,bout leaven the was finished
promptly. Paymsier Smith was the only Other per
.on nut on the stand yesterday. and. ne hau
plsaded guilty TO the charge. his testimony was III
| ext.nust,en OF the technical breach OF uscipnne
Paymas.er Smiths character as an ohoT s'T 90
e,st entered tho service Is shown BY the eACcieht
rrports BY his superior officers on record al me Nas
Department and Psymas'er Tfsny, who t1ok cha,:1
- ks arooupis on the EsScH, found thcm IN eNCrIr
caorditton Judge Advocate Reed will forward me
records and findings Of the court 70 washington. am
II IL believed that the sentence MIL NO "'1A"k INV"
than O eprmand.
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS.
Anor,,s contributed through The Tribune lot '"o
<Nn'0N ,,no 90
CREEpMooR CHANGES OWNERSHIP.
THp STATE TAKES IT OFF TIE HANDS OF THi1
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

THE STATE TAKES IT OFF TIE HANDS OF 1HtE
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
The Crredmoor rife range has finally como under
the .ntre control of the NswYork State authorities.
Governor Hnl having signed the bill which brings
about that result and hereafter the officers OF The Ma
tional Rife Association Will have nothing 10 90 Win
the range except 10 go there to shoot lbo 'fecnfh"
range consist Of seventy acres OF gIuund and was cs
tsbnsbed In 1871 By tie newly organized NATIONAL
Rife Association. The officers Of the association al
tina, time were President, A. 2. burnside vice pr'S'
dent William c. Church secretary, George W. WIN
gate corresponding secretary Frederick NJ Peck and
treasurer John d. Woodward. These men with
number Of OTHERS got together and secured the passage
OF bill In tho Legislature approprating sca'oOo Tor
the purchase Of the grounds which VERY 10 De hch III
the nams OF the National RHO Association. but hat
,sscs,ion could not sell the land without the pernS
son Of the Adiutaut-Gencra Of The sts'" The range
w.s n he TOR the use of the State military organLa
tons rse National Rife Association. however. was 10
have them for ten days each year for their annual
match and 10 have the Of onc.third OF the {se"
ono day in each week
The members Of the association kept the grounds IN
order and had full control Of them. paving al OF inc
bills for labor etc, out OF their own pockets ana a.
TIM end OF each year the State reimbursed them This
condition of affairs has remained unchanged since 1911
but during the last year two there has been con-
adorable oemp amt made by people owning land a
recty behind tho butts that they were often driven on
from their property account OF BULLETS coming over
on Il; and two were struck by stray bulI"'' TOT
which the association had 10 pay the owners oes'oes
being obliged TO pay one MAJ goo fGr n hE as r
members OF the association plainly saw ana n iM'
they have been stAvns on nlunG"ns 10, hs s~o All
Finally It became necessary 10 buy the lana LOT TIC
'u1{ a.soesuon aid not feel ahl. buy the oxTs
land and The State Constitution was. 5" amenhed "
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RBTIREMENT OF COL. CLARK.
ALONG AND USEFUL MILITARY CAREER
mn WILL BID MADE A ApIZaeENsaAI AID
OTHERWISE HoNoREp.

OTHERWISE HONOdEb'
Colonel Emmons Clark had besn In command OF
the TIL Regiment exactly twenty-five years seues.
az ween he soot 10 Adjutant Porter 'e..er
ask.ur 10 oe relieved and placed the retired hst
Il was the coonels wish and expectation 10 peisn
his commission and retire from all eohhecpc ~'tn
tho National Guard. but he was in'ormou ,n.t ~
authorities at Albany did not desire ms wv
ana would not accept t. As toe Legislature n"a .o.
ferred an unusual honor by passing osoiu'iUn - .
hr.,., ,.,t NJ Brfsader>G General. IL was tho eoVoF
nors desire It was said to add an additional honor o'
placinp the old veteran on the retired hsI 40 io
sr.d oacsy Of the National Gaard Colonel CLARK may
IA called on IN case Of emergency. 10 ieao orss'
pf State troops. o,s III, M,
Il y also understood that Coonei N.rA WV, ~. NV
h. rsard until after his regiment set'rns nom inc
ss.ss Camp at Peekskin. The regiment VIII 50 70
n. e.mn uo-fnorrow. At 10 O. m. the mon Will as
s.r,h,e in the armory which Colonel Clark was M
strumentd in having built for them' ana aos ".i
~yeI over the Third elevated ROAD 70 INC eoo'n
Ferry station In separate companies ihey VIII Gun
H.,k On TIE steamboat Long Branch at ooon' on
80 r,,ssday tho regiment will DO reviewed in camp
nv Governor Hiu. Dr. Paxton, the resiment@ onap.
~, vn, nrrsept 10 Colonel Clark fine bronze calico
- Ansrstus Caesar as q present from the rank anu
ia az tbe regiment. Adjutant- General Por'er wiz
Sormslly announce Colonel ClsrRs retirement u 'Ae
,nsct after the return OF the regiment 10 tne cry
Governor Hill will present 10 uo "o'o'0' "
miss lon as Brgadier- General
Colonel Clark was born in wayne County, N. ~
and 1. nearly sixy-two years old. In early man an
hood De was In turn clerk, cashier and manager ~
A. CHICAGO and Great Western Transportation .cH
nan, srS aimee the reorganization OF the aea nn
Board in 1885, b. has been the eUad hs rrament in
retary. He enlisted In Company OF Inc Of the COM
psny December 1890 Previous 20 o Tor major
sevsrsI times In recent years be has peer, hit
accept promotion to the commfad 90, 81 the regiment
Ws hss written history Of the regimen s d sttsr
nrssnirstion sad the work Is to b puoiso'1 'i'''
It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
rrpopEAN FINANCIAL MARIE Ts,

LONDON June 2Ot m.Consols g. - 10 t% money an :
Atlantic AMI GREAT mrs.'En az 81
mortgsSe trustees certificates 3l canadian aGany a. =
81 Paul Common. 49,. Sew.Nork CrntTaL LtVy feuu
.yivans 62s. Reading. 24S Mexican CeHiA NV per
cent bonds 6Oa 49,. an, -. o,..
Money Ia &. al per cent 1900. =, u, .-,,,. an -,
PARA niy,Ses quot. per cent rcntes 80 francs 90 cen
times Tor tie account and exchange Oh Lon"oH ~ ~
Of bullion from the Bank OF England
ON bal lance to-day Is S50oUo ,. o.. ho,, .ho-, m :,
three months bills IL ~ per Ccut '.-.,.., 40, am
The bullion in the Bank England has ucreaset fo9Ooo
during the past week ,y.,., a.. ...o-.o y l,,h,,,,v
~h,cS a.t week was ~ g3 per 1895 per cent
func 2O-The weekly statement OF tho Bank OF France
shows An increase $4,000 francs IN gold anu SAW wv
france AlNur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
nnINxArLANrro rRAyELLERs.

Mn. ]. L. AnstelI, F. d. Baars. william G. Barn
p,ote,,or David ". Dennis. Dr. and Mrs D. H.
Hsnsst Dr. George B. Hsrr1es. Professor L. f. Lap.
ham. professor and Mrs. W. NJ Schumacher sailed
yesterday for Hamburg in the Gelert On tho Rotor
dam were Professor Karl Weiss. DR.. J. b. shaw
pr. WA. Marta DR.. Theodore Newman professor
r. Holtbauer and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Teoer h hmons
49, an the STATE of Indiana were John Anderson,
Bonsaeld George H. Ferguson, W. b. Laurie
and Malcolm Mackenzie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21

In which tho professional operator eao s"'N
nsafe WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS

WHAT WAS DONE IN sIoCkS
The days stock market was duh, wl.a nI s.S =
report gs that Is, 900, 900 gold would be shipped
By to-morrow's steamers. This checked sde e" sa2
tendency toward improvement and caused seq
back from opening figures which generally Were I,ss
l.Ial-2 better than last nights prices. haiiles
and reactions succeeded till late, when 10 was
known that sI,26o,OOO gold was actually en-
gagged; the selling then became more Pronounceu,
With special efforts against Union Pacihc' An
operator, who night before last permitted him rc
self 70 be quoted as bull for pull, put VINO
last night again turned "bear' over his own
siSnstuse, was the active seller Of Union Pacific
from 81 So down to OF IA Buying al inc
ton and selling ct the bottom Of every hnotuat1on
fast reduces the following Of any leader. ~.
there are exceptions to all general laws As A 70 ,S
disbursements and the receipts from the interior
during the week will exceed them in amount.
The market closed strong at figures generaiiy
small fractions higher than those OF last evening
IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were dull and firm at quota
tons as follows:
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., po,rCry,y sUCCrMBS TO 4 SPIDER.

Policeman Patrick McGee. OF the Esh'eehh
Precinct who had been on the force less than a
wear and helped to support his Widowed sister ana
her six children at No. 443 Fast Ffteen'h.'t' dich
AZ bellevue Hospital from erysipelss yesterday ho
told NJ. sister that he had been bitten on the fore
head by q spider. One OF the children ac'ldeh'A'S
..r.,cbed the sore on Sunday, and eTysipeI%s soon
snns.red in tho wound. TcGrc's brother, WHO was
a bfrerart was killed while running to mo &c"
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o'poyovAy BossA ARRESTED FOR LIBEL

O'DONOV4N BUSs4 AhhtSITD fVH H1HH"'
acknowledgements Hogan and Heidelberg at noon
yesterday went TO the Office Of "The United IRISH
man. In Boekmanst.. and arrested Jeremiah o'poho
van ROSA the editor, and Wilbur II. Henderson,
=. rr,ntsr IN the Office The arrests wore made on
warrants issued BY Police Justice Hogan on the COM
p,sint of Patrick S. Cassidy. against whom Rosa
brought an unsuccessful suit Tho complaint was for
si,erod criminal libel At Police Headquarters Rosa
,,,d he lived At No. so4 Duryesst. Brooklyn. Hen
ar.oh,ou lives at No. ass Third ave. Brooklyn. inc
,,snnsr we're arraigned at the Tombs Police Court IN
IA Afternoon. Both prisoners were paroHd 1nui
fAis murntnS when counsel on both fidos VIII DO
nrNssnt and q time will be fixed for the trial
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szssArzxoAL xAsAoEns 10 MAKE 4 TEST oAsl

txWAf1ICAL AEA0ERs 10 MAKE TEST CASE.
ia Thsssasal hanassr Protective Association held
esetes yssAdss In Tie Madison square Theatre secrs
~ 1hssnss Dsvts announced iAsss insrcaSe In men,
ssrsat snee ne last meeting. sed Treasure. 7. Hesry
neea sspers Aewsa oss The slfu and Subscriptions 90
Or received Ansunted 70 ever a. 500 Marc VI, =, ,s
1nseusw CopnitssA ssid tass snanssments had bean
aAs bring tsst case ecfsn The In,erslAas comner.s
ospmiAAoa eonosins the Of sssesds 70 make ~,
huesa rstes to thsareal cosapsass TIA Baltimore Ana
oAia LAuipyre end Nashville snd Psnnsyiyanis Ira.
AVE sxsIhad their willingness 10 make rates "a es
eaes a. tsn or mare petsons The meeting dsoaea %
inys sexasittes permanent orespIssoa snd Vice
PpoAsat 6aaSer whs occupied The chair nsmod Daniel
5ssAu,ea. nsnnaa Thempsoe. ChAnss Pratt HAIRY Ken.
- ~ VYaxay Rossaaxess ~ A~a,hAsa An Aaaa>
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m. National Dental Trade Association held us
,ghtb annual meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yes
FRIDAY r. T. Morrison, OF Nashville president OF inc
organization in the chair Only routine business was
,-s,..ntst Tho members laughed At the rumor that
they we're about 10 form q trust. The convention
iii e,oss with a steamboat ride around the haroof
I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA sTocxs-
A RIG ST. PAUL MORTGAGE.

Thursday, june up. III
The Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. faul RAILWAY
Company, in accordance with the pan pLopo''u
three months ago, has executed consolidated
on all It's railway property for sl5o,ooo-
900, for the purpose OF issuing lOOyear ponds NJ
an annual interest rate Of not less than per cent
and no, over ) urr cent, The present debt OF the
cor,nonv IN round figures is sIl $4,000 funded
and SjOUO,OO0 floating; total slZo'ooo'ooo'
The fnndrh hrht Is Inahr UP as follows
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for Sale

- nc n.ro,ns Send for list OF new bicycles
lCi -inss Aiso over 400 secondhan ones
~ fea~e'u p''' A W GUMP CO., Dayton, JAW
CoR SALE OR CHARTER.
New steam yacht. in commission; l2o fse' ''0@
foe, beam arst.class In all appointments;
main deck; accommodations for tan people IN 80" "
md cabin owner going abroad For full particulars
Room Il. 81 door. 10 Walist
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or, vurns,p 70 ENTER rHB NORMAL COLLEGE.

err HuypR1p 70 ENTER THE NORMAL COLLEGE.
pr,a,dsnt Hunter Of the Normal College. has com
netsd the examination Of the papers Of the candidates
nr admission 20 tho Normal College and the resui"
Wi be sent TO the schools all over the city to-day
ina average standing Of the applicants this year Is
A he eaSe of the boys college. lower than usual
"a, ~ ! 600 candidates GOO hardly attained the
snc.,,s.a stsndard Of rs per cent The best examna
Nm ~ BASED By Harriet J. Deal. Of the Twefth'st
School who secured 06 ID per cont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
NEARLY $50 1MM1GRAYns BOUND FOR UTAH.

NEARLY $50 INMIGRASTs BOUND FOR UTAH.
band Of 34o Momons. bound for Salt Lake CITY,
saded yesterday At Castle Garden from the steamer
kseming. The party vas composed OF mon. women
snd Children Elders Ellis and Andersen. OF Utah.
vsrs N charge OF the pilgrims The party were trans
ssssd 70 one Of the Old Dominion steamers for Nor
nm whence they will travel TO Utah At Castle
bsedsn como missionaries watched their chance and
8ade the elders weary BY distributing tracts among
- Seek On the whole. the band were said 10 be
- Axfsemsy stupid lot OF Immigrants.