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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
AN ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL FoILED.

AN ATTEMPT 10 DREAh JAIL FOllLDh
carefully prepared plan to break jail was u,s.
.,,,orod and frustrated yesterday by warden 'o"l
Cr,rnss o, tho Hudson County, n. j., penitentsry
Of snake HnI. The investigation made by "aruen
.C,,,,os led him 10 believe that the rtngeaaeS ln
enc n1o, were Herman Kormenhaus, jeremiah keiahar
lanes Connolly, simon Butler and IhomaS Nrou a
The susncIons Of tho Warden were aroused some days
nv Tho actions Of these prisoners and he Instructed
HE deputies to keep close watch on them Nothlns
dosn,t. vas ascertainod until yesterday, when inc
warden caused a thorough search OF the cells 10 oe
made. A variety of tools were found In seven ecllS
They consisted OF files Of various sizes Two
.svcn drills and several saws, C'e OF them NINA
hand saw made Of finely tempered steel capaOio u
cutting through the hardest iron.
The suspected men were at once brought III 'ir"n
rrorh and pIaced In the dark dungeon. her Ot ,
tDoaancer,tinn Their, they wcre brought DcnIe Cno
WARDEN and questioned. He learned that hoIIn'n,
hans who is an expert machnist mao INC mos 1 ~
he Tools while he was at work IN inc Diarhs Nv
shop kew which would open all inc TeiIs on ed
al lead Warden Grimes believes thHt u r;1,,srS
Intention OF the pIOters to reeaSe an tno Pr trb
numbering thirty live, who were on the same nGr In
them The Warden will 90 befoIe uoo "A@ifN w.
and have tho rnglcad"rs indlcteu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
NETWORK CITY.

M r-,ttod Edison Manufacturing Company has
hoen incorporated with a capital stock OF plVooVo'
Tho trustees arc J. Hobart Herrick Henry ViiiAiu'
samuel insult, j. Hood wright, Charles f. chinook
Charles II. COster, Francis H. Upioh' bu"S'N H. '
son and c. 4. Spofori.
As. Williams Post, No. 39i, O. A. r., accompanied
n voIuptecr Post No. $50, will attend memorial
scrvce At the Methodist Episcopal Church. In Thirty
c,,hst near Tcnth.ave the Rov. II. c. Earl. pastor
on sunday evening.
The contributions 10 the washington Memorial Arch
fund Yesterday amounted to SLIGO, which makes the
total receipts S35,8IO II.
Tho graphaphone.p honograph, talking machine
Edlson's latest perfected work. Is to be placed on OK
hibItiog al the Battle OF Gettysburg on sunday Man
aver Irandus proposes through tho graphaphonepho-
norraph 10 reproduce features nom all tho leading
performances going throughout the country
The Rev. DR.. Henry ". MacCrackrn, the vice.
,,coIor ~ tbc University Of tho city Of New.York
i prcarb the baccalaurcao 10 the graduating
class ON r,no o. IN the University Place Presbyterian
Church.
The Row walter Duncan Buchanan VIII BE- installed
the pastor Of tho Chalmers Presbyterian 'hurh on
Monday evening.
William O'Connell, dangerous rlhian, who has
been arrested several times and haS served two terms
Of Imprisonment for assaults committed with PISTOL
was convicted yesterday OF AL attempt 10 commit
criminal assault upon Emma mtChcli' atp "7'C"''oh
lie VIII be sentenced on Tuesday.
lanes r Clinton and Martin J. Corbett. who wern
indicted with Thomas Kelly for highway robbery
rIcadcI guilty yesterday before Recorder emSth IN
the Court Of General sessions. mo N''"ri'I Nv
fenced Clinton and 'orh"u !" hi'eeh years cS'h III ''
state prison. Kelly will BE- tried.
Tho society 81 Amateur Photographers Of New
York wishing to give itS friends and tho public an
opportunity 10 500 the results obalnoh by inc mem
bcrS Of tic society In phoiogrHphlns tho rcccnt naval
military and civic parad"s, will give 'tero"puo"h
exhibition Of their work at 'hIch'thS nan On iuoNA,
evening III S'' VI ''' ""''''' wa
Deputy Sheriff N'""nigAl y"terS Nr""h
Leopold Herman who arr'ed OF t"' steamer "n''
few DAYS aso. TIC Mh'a',' III ''' "' va "N'y -
Herr ANON Wv" ''"'N'"'h' '"'" ~ 80 80,
Hungarian ''''rnheh' NJ" N"', '''' ''''' 'a'
LiPto - Mih"-' hungary -" Np'" ~ W" ," 80
securities h'"ht'hs i" 'u,'N l".''' So" "
"",''' w. 80 -, :, ,.,.,s,,, 80, io,r0d nm IN
.'"', VI ~
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Tho my second AhhINenAJ OF the io"u"'"s VI NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25

Cincinnati May 24.-It cried hard u rain today at
aora hut dlf no, succerc. tn" card was u" p"o'''
~ tho Decting II hard day FOR tie h"ttorH, ani
,h books made none for during the meeting. The
following II the result;
First raceSeliing for rc ycarodS and upward thr".
Quarter mile Lake View lO3 warwic, " I, was first
Kcdar Khan lO5 (Aen). to l. second. and Festu', %
,parne0 ~ !, third. Time II Ia.
second tace-For twoycar.oh Glics half mile Si
naDtha 100 CFox), 10 l. was nrst; Lady Al, 100
UIolis to T. second. and Lotue s.. 100 IsoyaD. u
third Timr-O 81 II
Third racc-For twoycar. olds. hoH mile Daisy F.
los tstovaD 70 g. FIRST Teddy Venture" 1O5 N"D'.
IN + second and Dilemma 100 tBarncs, to 1. taIri
Tme-n so
Fourth raco-Selllng. for hrrcyearolds and upward
1618 mile Castaway l. II2 tTuchcrcokJ. to 8 was
FIRST Cheney, l07 CnraD b !. second, and ClamOr.
ZIG nIolllsJ, " l. third. Time 80 81
Ffh racc-Swerpstakcs. 4gO each. haf fortcIt, 5000
added for ycaroli- and upwards mile and eighth
Maori 1O5 (Ovcrton) 70 ., was first; Unlucky, ~
rrInnepsn) 10 10 l. second and CaIIcnta % tBarncs.
. 70 1 third. Timc-1 so IL.
sixth racc-For two ycaT.od colts, SO mile. Phoenix
1913 (AIlenJ TO l. nrs' Lord Pcyton. los tTarsD.
TO l. sccono and Mayor Nolan. lo3 (Finnegan, 20 TO
/, third Time-1 :ol Ia
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MILES


In order 10 prevent a repetition Of such genera o''
satisfaction as was caused by the decision OF I'D" jug
a. Cravcserd with reference TO the Urbanna matter
tho following excellent rule has been adopted Iy mo
Conev Island and American Jockey Clubs
an horse be disqualified on account OF in'orT"'t
,re,gb, Tho decision shall not apply TO bets. provided
the weight published in the programme or coFrec'ou on
the rotlce board was carried
Matthew Allc,. trainer for Senator GenrE" H"A'''
noSifivcly denies the pul llshcd statement mat nc Va"
rroposrd % match Eaarat against 81 cato
lanes Rowe, Mr. Belmont, trainer says 'n"'
Bclsariu,'s injuries 81 ~ serious d'N'nP"" vi"
tho coli will not ~ 10 the post again for several "'rA
. e.,c.- Anderson cam, s1 near being left al the
most IN the Vass,l Maria fy In the fourth rae" ~
to-day that starter Caldwell suspended him for one aa''
r. Haggin was onclNl good trade laNt year
spokanc for JubiIcS Mr. HaGg'n would have 70 ie''n
his best now 10 set trade for tho hent"'W lTr"S
winner Noah Armstrong, owner OF spoANl'' u
authority for the statcm'nt that he Tfus'd r-''"oo
tor Proctor Knott's conqucrur. lie says 100000 VIII
get the horse. and no less
r,u. winner NJ TN, BrookEn Handicap. - under
rromIse 10 J. h. Haggn and when his raclnH DAYS
are over he will retire to Rancho del Pa'o :" JON III
wodr.i Darebn and other stations whose names are
lust beginning 10 bc known 10 tho racing ouhr'.
Their, WIZ be racln: at Graycscnd on Monday. WIN
the following programme:
First race-Swccp,takes Of $50 each for horses thA
have run and not won at this meeting $1,000 aid"L d"
which $3.50 TO second. w..ghts ten pounds below .
scale. furlongs.
second rsc,-svcepstaEcs 81 900 aided, for maiden
two.year.oIds. Weights ten pounds below the sA''
ThiTd psakes 81 900 aided. for maii'ns oil
all ages. One mile. -, -. .,..
F"urth racc-Swcrpstakc- ell 900 aided, for hrteyea
old that au1 not won a. this m'ruHg N'Igh'
seven pOunds hcOS %" scale. on" mile
Fro, -Swcep-takvS $1,000 at1cd Tor az ages
Weights pounds below the sca,". MIC ana 'hfi'-
Sixth rlcr-puT-D ~ OJO. ~'lng. "inn"F I" Dc ~,
Tor ~ 500 pound TO- each 900 les dawn ~ sI"e
Winner 81 any s"ilmg race at the meeting hVo pou"a
mile and sixteenth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
JERSEY CITY.

Mrs Rose Passague, a widow, age seventy OF NO
7 Colcsst, lighted lamp Thursday night with
picco Of paper and accidentally set her clothing on
are. She was 50 badly burned that she died ye''er
day morning. Her and daughter who urea 10
cStlngulsh the flames also seriously burned
Warren NJ Concy, who recently obtained decree
o., divorce from his wife has Instituted prOceedihsS
to recover so5 900 from william IL. Harvey Tor aIch
arlng Mrs. COncy's affections. Mr.. Harvey VINO Is
a wealthy real estate agent, was named as tho CO.
rrspondent I'm the divorce suit. The summons In
the suit for damages Is made returnablc on June l.
but It IS not likely that It VII be tried at that time
a. Mrs. Concy has taken appeal from tho de
cisiOn I'm her case.
Mary Cummings, age twenty, servant In the EN-
ploy OF Henry Andrews, No $40 FaIrmouni-ave', was
found dead In her room yesterday morning. The
room was flied with gas. 1t Is supposed that her
death was accidental.
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OUTGOING STELkEKS
Io-DAL.
TUESDAY. MAY -
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ......."...ERrDAY, MAY


PORT OF NETWORK ............ERGDAY MAY ~, 1859
ARRIVED.
Steamer Gcrmanc CBrL Irving Liverpool May Is. Queens
town 10 win odso 1908 passengers to Bruce lsnAy
Arrived a IGs bar a. - 1c.d Bremen MAY IS South
anpton I6 with mdsc ana viU passengers TO Oelrchs Co.
steamer AMSTERDAM tDtch, Potter Rotterdam May H. with
md o6s passengers 10 Punch Edye Co. Arrived a. the
,%smrr ,ty OF Para woi Asp.nws days With mds
az Pa6c Mali ~ Co Arrived At the Bar al
>tSf Ioag DO Russell Eor, spain May barbados =,
;, Martinique pomuica y Sog,Seftat " AhnGaG ~ ~
Steamer Vaenca woorcS Puerto Csoello May II. Cura
Gao IS IguayrA 10 with mdse and passrngsrs TO Boulton
steamer Tyrln Br Haig kingston May savanna ia
y? Moutego BAY IS 81 Ann. nay ana Port Nara IT, WIN
ndsc and pA''snG'r''o PH For"ood Co. Arrived at the
Steamer Amcua tNo A'laE'en. BarACoA days, with
steamer CSanooGhes Raese savAnnsh days with md's
STEAMER Sd Domnion Couch. Richmond. city Point aud
steamer CITY Of gloucester. Young West Point Va with
steamer RoanoEe H6pGrrs Newport News West Point
with mis- sod PASSENGERS 10 Dominion IS Co
.c StSS,DT 10 Il smith & CO.
steamer Eleanoa Bennett Portland with mdse 70 horauo
Hsr,tox Go5"9 pTHy4 IS. ,,. with ma,o
TO 1--we Halch 6 Co vessel 10 master.
sUNsET-At sandy HOOK. wind Light S; hay. Az CITY
IslEsG. WIND light, swi hAzy.
CLEARED.
Canada Rrl Robinson LOndon-F hgr.S
steamer Erura tBr) Hams, Liverpool VIA CueensI""n-
steamer CtEy Of Richmond (Br Liverpool via Queens
steamer Utopia (Brl Morrison. ANouuouth hehueFIOh
Bros 81. >,a,,,,.
Henderson Bros. r., r,. . -
steamer MARSHA tGer Mas Hamburg Funch Edye 4 Co
STEAMER Eurrgls lHor FOTmann, BTFmcn cooper lruOo
steamer Ia Champagne (Fr Boyer. NAvre a Forget
Steamer TTUpic (Br). Barber. CAPE Breton rlon Co
steamer tBr Cook - Johns PR ana ~ THOMAS
Miller, iIull "a Co.
| FUrwOOd AZ Co.
steamer Bairr Sorl. Christie Glhara Mones Co.
steamer Italians SpaRl VIA Havana J tebahOs Co
steamer Rio GTaudr, Lewis Port Royal ana Fcrnannlna-
| G II Mallory & CO. ,....- 49,, ,..,...,,.
Pt'YdU IS Co.
| steamer AlscnbOrn. Lewis Ballmore-H Foster.
BArE Matthew Baird, Williams, Port NRAI-John Norton d
| Sons. ,,-,
steamers Cairugorm Iagmyra Ha6arA Havana; En-.
tu II John Nh 1ropic Cape Breton Rio Grapde FernAn
a. a., ....-.- g, NJ
TIE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMEAG
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON May % Sailed steamer Persian Monarch (Br)
BTtstow. for New York.
MOyILE May - sailed steamer DsvOnm 9TH craig, from
Glasgow for New York.
BREMEN 2tArrived steamer Alcr tGer) ChristOers
from New York
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Presbyterian General Assembly. Fourth Avenue Presby
terrain Church
Annual pa radc Of Coaching Club, Central Park, D. m
intercollegiate Athletic games Berkeley Oval, D. m
3 AZ p. n. =
Laying OF cornerstone Of Rutgers NVersde Church
Seventy. thirdst. and boulevard, D. m.
q. m. 49, 49,,
Presentation II stand Of eoors 70 e9h Regiment had
son Square Garden. p. m. 49,.
Association OF Collegiate AlumnAe reception, Packer
Institute Brooklyn, .. m. 49, - r,.o
Teachers Fund benefit Metropolitan opera HOUSE,
Ataana.Ysruna boat race. Pas""ic River Newark
afternoon. ,....,, 90,
c,,,h No t7o Fast Onehundred. andsNth-st, .. M
X;,,sIc In prospect and Central ParEA D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
COPPER MEN DISCUSS THE PROSPECT
DIFFERENCES OF OPINION ABOUT THE PARIS
AGREEMENT.

DIFFERENCES OF OPINION ABOUT THE PARIS
AGREEMENT.
Tho tongues Of the copper were somewhat
looecncd Yesterday by the news from Paris about IN"
International agreement. one Of them who attended
the conference at the Hotel Brunswick last week
said Yesterday that the agreement provided that the
French bankers should keep OIL the American market
for four years all their copper In this country, amount
ing at present to some 10000 tons. The American
producrrs agrrr 10 reduce their exports somewhat from
the figures Of last year The prc" Of copper IN Europe
is To be fixed a. between 80 and As pounds tom
Tho amount Of tho reduction In the American produc-
ton f. said To be less than 20 per cent. The same
authority declared that thcr" was no agreement With
the FrenChmcn 10 Hmit the production Of the AmTl'
can mines but he admitted that there was an under
standing among tho Americans themselves for that
purpose.
There IS difference Of opinion as TO the effect OF
the agreement on the copper market An agent for
several mines reports largely Increased orders. A
copper dealer said " The former agreement dld li,r
Inspire confidence that the pric" would be maintained
Tho OF the refund uf I . cents a pound Wan
interpreted a. a sign Of weakness, and consumers arr
nov CiamOrng for II cent copper. II this story ot
the agreement with tho frrnChmrn f. true. though:
they viii gct badly left John stanton, treasurer OF
the AlloueZ and Central Companies, said Tao un,
tails of the arrangement cannot be given out uhtl
every body the other side Is included IL The naturo
OF the negotiations had been known while thcy were
I'm prOgrrS, never could have carried them through
II they known IL might do us irrcparabls In
jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25

Dwyer Brothers' Dr. c. Fordhan, e. NJ, ..tTaylorl
" p. Rereh's Oh. Ronp 5. 100 -: 4 AndsTson( % %
Excelsior Stables b. Golden Reel, lo1 I3arton(
H. Bradiey'G b. c. Matte LDoram 4, 12.l BchoeF( "
Woodbury. Stables b G. Pelham, 3: no. lThayer2 y
G. B. MOrrSS br. c. King IDLE, T. l2....(HhypurD v
Tim'-l rs.
Betting straight ard DaCe-Carnegic TO ana 70 70 Z
Fnrdnam IL 10 and 4 10 ). Miracle 70 ana 70
ROmp TO and 2 to l. Golden Reel and KITE nS 10 lo'
& " | and " |, Pelham and Matte LOOram ~ ="
and 20 /, Theors Is 10 and " !. an, rordbar
Auction poOs-Field t25, Carnegie SZo' fo
ala :. -. s,c a5 :.
Mutuals-Niraclo straight paid eco 40, place SlE 90
Carnegie place ~ 65. . p.,,r serond
Golden Reel was n-st OF a fair start KoInp trsna
Miracle third Hamilton lay back until nc ,hs easiest
when IA brought L. Miracle who won IN w. haf
possible by two lengths: Ca iI,psT
a length before TheOr0. No BID Tor 'ho "'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
AEF1LES ~ RROOKLF

ANIMAL MEETING or THE ETHICAL ASSOCIATION.
The Rev. Mlnot J savage, ~ Boston, viii lecture
on The Eject, Of Evolution on the Coming Cyli
7atiun7 Lcfur the nrOoklyn Ethical Association, at
their annual meeting IN the second Unitarian Church,
NJ clinton aud Congress sts. tomorrow evening, nj
Tis. The lecture, which viii trcat II tho probShl"
influence of the cvolutivc philosophy In settling tho
social and &c, .omic problems Of the time, will be
discussed briefly by 7. y. Wakernan, John A. Taylor
Professor George Gunton, James A. sklton, william
Potts, Dr. X. e.. Eccles and Dr. L. (" James, pi"Sl-
5c,, - tlr association Letters will be rad frum
tprubcr, ~ the sociological Section OF the Natura
History society Oi birmingham, England lW. T.:
Gruy, IIt- .Grut, JHnIrs GrUsclaUir. Of Paris and
ur REV John ". Chadwick Ihe seats arc FREQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
AInNG Tile SnrND.

BRIDGEpORr.-All freight over the New.fork ana
Scv. England and ousstOnic roads hitherto forwarded
~ Ncw.York by way Of the Danbury ana N"r"hIR
Road and Wilson Pond, Will hereafter 10 re'clF'u anu
forwarded hy boat from bridgeport. The company
freight HOUSES being enlarged. The chann"i> ddTcd
provided for the Terminal Company'S three steamers
NORwALK. The Fairfield County Agricultural 20
cety's grounds were yesterday transferred 10 EIui'
cato ~ stamford men and a meeting ~ stockholders
will hc held Juuc Ia take action In relation to holding
tho regular annual fair In September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25

One of the best bits of store news to-
day is of lot of Bannockburn CheviosI
Suits (Our "Bannockburns" come rom
Scotland) that were made to sell for s25.
A brown and white indistinct check;
neat as a pin. Other suits of Same
stuffin different patterns sell freely at
s25. No reason why these should not;
but they don't. Down goes the price
70 Sl6. Some in each store. Look but
don't buy unless they appear to yous
bargain.
Three stores full of nice Clothes fol
men and boys, besides Furnishings
Hats and Shoes. We keep open one
evening in the week to serve persons
who can shop more conveniently Sat
urday night.
Our new Warren street store, like
our other places, will be open this even.
ing, and people from Brooklyn and
Jersey City will find it quite handy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
ENTRIES FOR To.DAYs RACING.

The Bedford and Falcon Stakes VIII DC "o I,,a
Reporter may win the first race Eoah SSO U, III,
Frank Ward. with his light weight may 90
the second race while Deviderc should run seeoHu
Houston NAV stay well enough to win inc Deulo ,
10 ,t,hle tavorlte OF the Morris pair ought
second. 1919. {, tho Falcon
1t is not gaudy lot OF hrce.year-oids IN w. Co.
s,skos But why can't Sam Wood Win' WIN |''''1
secondl ..,.,, IN tho afth
Drzzle ought 10 have dri7'nG certainty N ~" y =.
~ colt hat was thought good enough TO win the treat
American stakes although he didno ousht 70 ~" away
I,h mis- nurse and Prince Howard should be second
WV, -, ~ ought 70 be lrst in the welter-wcght
r,nd,ca, and Eolo second. although Ban Cloche is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25

The contests bid fair to be -e1ceedinsg A''' vale
interesting, as there arc over 400 entries .ns 70
Columbia and Harvard arc sending strong teams 70
the games this year and the championship 0an 81
20 to any ono Of tho three for the teams @0 ~
matched. At Columbia yesterday ~ was 9 -,
the wearers Of the blue and white wete uhIn One
Winning second place II not the championship ,oSinS
Of the best athletes OF the college gave ug in ihe
coDIcsts: Yale three fiIsts, five seconds anu sonr
thirds Harvard, two lrsts SIX SECONDS HDds and SIX
hiris: princeton three hsts aud two tnTus, d = III
versify Of pennsylvania two 1rsts and ono secohu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25

The third day Of the NewYork Driving Clubs meeting
at Fleetwood was perfect 20 weather tn" track "a'
fast attendance was large. Da''d Bonner H'"'y
Hughes and J. s. smith the Judges Of the : 20 AMI
Al class. $500 pufsn, trut, on the card. The , 20
class race was the first cact Golden Rod s"td a
fayorltc I'm the pools David l. won h" nr't heat Keen"
Jim the second and Goi"n ROD the next hir" aha the
race: tinc-2 % IL 2:23 -, . 90 2@j, > %
.E,,bcr RIU" DAVIS Farmer BOY his rae" In hr""
.,raipb, hcat, tlmc-2 90 81, 81 % aud . -. The
meeting will clOsc today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
Nrw OWNERS OF oTHE sTAXDARn-rNIoN,

4 controlling Interest In tho Union Publishing Com
many vh'ch issues The STANDARD Union has been
secured IS Mlllar F. smith, Of smith, Gray Co"
cofhicrs and William D. Bcrrl. Of t. d. Bcrrls sons,
CARPET dealers, They have purchased the o. "a shares
held by John A. IIalon, editor Of tho paper, out oil
lG2 In addition TO the mortgages OF 100000 on tho
rnpcrty procccIln, 10 fOrrClu-" hitch recently
taken Dcr ION has bron obtained from the court Ia
execute a new mortgage for $4,000 upon all tho
PROPERTY including the name OF Tic paper ana tue
publish II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
INTEREST IN 4 COMING ELEOv,ox.

The members Of the Produce Exchange arc greatly
Interested in the forthcoming annual cleo ttou OF on.
GERS which takes pare the second Monday Ia June.
Frederick D. Orr who has been the president of tho
Exchange for IN, last Two years, positively refuses
10 accept a denomination. aud tho Exchange Is divided
on A candidate to succeed him. one OF tho mombels
mentioned IS the present yicepresdent, Charles c.
Burke. There is considerable opposition To him, 20
yarious members sAy, because Of hlA STANDARD OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
THE POLICE BoARp NOT YET oBGAy1zED!

Tho Police Commissioners held a meeting yesterday
but did not elect president of the Board Com
missioner Martin was permitted 10 preside al the
meeting president pro ten. and resolution was
passed which enabled him TO sign complaints as
TEMPORARY chairman Of the Committee ON Rules and
Dscipline II was plain that thcro wa going to be
strife among the three Democratic Commlsrtneis IS
20 which one OF them should get the coveted OiHCc
OF president and u vote H. The Health Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
r1nw OF COLD TO ErROPH.

Tbs shipments OF gold by outgoing steamships TO.
day amount to 50 ,G5l $50 They were made by those
firms; Lazard Freres, al ,232 307; Kidder. Peabody
Co., 81 ,o2ia0s Hedcltach IckclhcImcr & Co.,
s763 I'll, and l.. Won Hoffman & Co., 1884 O21.
The continued outflow Of specie was not eXplaued
IN Wall Street yesterday. Europe Is supposed 10 DO
buying American railway securities and II has been
In tAvor OF this country.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-25
ANOTHER RACE FOR THE DUKE OF PORTLAND.

ANOTHER RACE FOR THE DUKE OF PORTLAND
London MAY 24-This was the first day Of the Royal
Windsor May meeting Tho race for the May PiaO OF
800 sovorelgns for two.yoar-olds Eve furlongs WaS
won by the Duke Of POrand's bay hly Semolind
The Duke de 10 Torres chestnut colt Rotten Row was
second The Duke Of IIauiltOn's chestnut nuy Tiny
Agnes and Lord Calthopes chestnut colt MarcheSi ran
dead heat for third place The last betting was TO l
on semolina 25 TO each against Rotten Row and Tiny
hpnes 8 u o against Marched.
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STATEN ISLAND.

LIVINGSTON. Tho annual spring opening Of tho
Staten island IAdrs' Outdoor Club was held ycStrr.
dRy afternoon the grounds OF the Cricket Gun Al
livingston There was large attendance. anon:
those present being prominent society women OF
staten Island, New York AMI HrooSyu, Cappas Ih
Regiment Band furnished music.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ITpENLRIF-M sehwOb, French VlceConsul ~
Montreal BREvoORT-Lord Chesterfield, Of England
CTARFNDoN-Pedro Psres Zeledon. Minister for Cosh
pi"s a, wosbInRton. FIFTH AYENUE-Senator Nelson
" LlAylch OF Rhode Island, and ex-senator Joseph T.
ucDc-,ld OF Indiana H0FFMAN-William +. Sheehan.
~ punao MURRAY HILL-Jose NJ. de HuStado,
Colombian Minister at Washington. ST. JAMES-Captain
George NJ. Wheeler L. S. Engineers VICTORIA
John X. COwcn, OF Baltimore.
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Company Affiliations He has large following, I Igm
ever Tho opposition talking OF no and con-
navid Jones who Is an extremity popular Az ~
snrva alive member. T. O. whitman Is Also spoA0" "A'
lie e wellknown provision man,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
Sun rises I3l Set, 7i5 Noon rises 2tl Moons age rs
HIGH WATER.
A. K-Sandy Hook $50 Gov Island. 45s He'll Data Sal
P.k-sandy Hook BO3 Gov hAaL SS3 Hsn cate 1:22