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head; shipments 9,COO head; market slow: me.
dun Philadelphia 81 QOaG 90; heavy hogs 81 so.
pigs and Workers s. 80. shcep-Rcceipts l,i0O
head; shipments l,SOO head; market Slow
shade lower than yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, O., March 1G.-IIOgs heavy; com.
mon and light 81 DOai 70; packing aud butchers
81 coal so; receipts l,lGO head; shipments l,lGO
head
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RellAire 4 GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
BellairO at saOA' M, arrives Ut BsllaiFe at $3.50
p. IN.
WoodSheld Passenger leaves BellAire at i;20p.
M, arrives at BellAlFe at S:25 q, m,
summeFheld Accommodation leaves BellAlre
a l9:A D. m. arrives NJ Rellnlra Rt II 80 q N.
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RAITIM0RE 4 OHIO RAILROAD

nand-lN - =. ~ ~, y,h"nii SIhoL,,
F4nScsS ior ThCS1o 20 SSS ,hs ESrthNcst ,oos
- 6pn . ~ ~ y SIi Wy TI1 = ASIIH
m, S;Se m, Ely IN daily and u;lb M daily
FSprSsS InS 1Snc,rra,I ana a. Ious Io.ossm
iot " Anu ~, hon, EU'EoAm
DAILY; ilS daily EXCEPT ssattESTdAy
ST!uIaiHus ~ MA S;oo M Hhmy'
=, E1E NotuIiptusI oiOO Al1 iv.s9 N uai!Sb ANU
il Lhh9 ~ ualIy, except SATURDAY Rhu S'sO p III
u4Rs 4yn,, SHSeh H- WSsSi,,,or p.,uuo,o
PhilSdelPhhiS and New YoF5, ylS Grafton, 800
daily. ,v.,, ~ ,.oo
Eor tlIBouiSa ~. ana Ma!IningtonI fa.' DIV M
1allyi EeptSSs' t'9s ", aAilyi 10 M Hsly
except SnhuSy: AIulIlonRl way iTnin IoL mAkh'
ingtoni pa. 6:SN M daily except Sunday.
MGR t3r oo oelumUE0 anu
FH 9ii1! ~ p; ~ ~ unIy; ,,,,.
Columbus ana Cincinnati $40 M sunday
Only. -,,, ga. ... -
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tile Features of Tie Money aud Stock Mar.
kota

NEw YoRk. March iO.-MonOy on call easy; no
loans; closed offered at per cent. Prime NOR.
camille paper 4ka6A per cent. Sterling OK.
change. dull but steady at 81 Sy1Iai W. salCs
oil stocks l70, S5J shares.
During tho short session to-day Tho market
Thar, vHstsrtinv ard sorno TtnGis cinSS hivhsE,
The news OF tho day was not Of special impoF.
lance, and had little effect upon the prices one
way or tho other, Tho market finally closed
nCtiye and bttong at the best prices d tho day,
The ilnal changes arc about equally divided b.:
amounts only.
Government aud State bonds dull lPd firm:
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNs-on and after Nov. Is, lSSs-Sx
PLANTATION OF RRPRRENcK MARKH, eDRlly, teun.
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. iSAtirlAy
S!cepLeds lsundAy only Saturday only
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Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE r. R.
w On and after Saturday, October 10, 1855,
trains on the Wheeling & Kim Grove Railroad
will run ~ follows;
LEAVE WHEELING:
b;80 q, M, 7;0OR M a. M, II; 100 q. M, 100 p,
IN, $3.50 p. IN, $40 p, M, 100 p, M, 800 p M
LEAVE WHEELING FARK;
6;l0 a. m, 7;4b q. IN, 1000 a. M, 1850 M, $3.50
p, M, 4:2Q D. M $50 p, M, 500 n NJ, 10 ;0O p. m,
ON suNDAYS-U Until further notice trains Will
run as follows: Leave the city At 500 q. M, aud
run every hour until e;l6p, m. Leave Wheeling
Park Ut 900 q, M, aud run every hour until ~
p. N. Except church train win leave Park ut
noI '''' ""O "" ~ '- Z d. HIRscH, Stunt
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IAV0 stock,

CHICAGO, March iO.--Callle ..RkOIpu 4 100
a'sS MARKET i;.f., Ie tb9 RI .s.S., , H,.
6uiiS ana mixed, u 40Ag o. Hpnl fl6eipi Id.
tI1 head Ihlpth6ulA t,O1ghyad inAifel iIeAdyl
mixed u 6Sai.1Sj heavy n b0ai f0j lihI u d.
800, gh6ep- Receipts 200 head .iAAlkOl allow,
natives d 6oaS COL western corn iOd Y GOAl d !
lambs u BOAb %.
EAsf tihEEfY, IA, March 10: Cattle ROcclbla
all through CohlignmUhu, ltOgs-HRtOlpN 9,0Oi
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Petroleum..

Oil CRY, Pa, March l0.-opencd and highest
0Oc;lowcSt So c: closed ut sales a2O O0J bar.
rels; olearanGcs las 900 barrels charters Gl7li
barrels shipments 1890 barrels runs DIST bar.
rels,
NEwYoRK, March lG.-Petrolcum opened steady
at S9Nc, but after ilrSt sales became dull aud
prices sRgged OF on small trading, tho market
closing dull at S93sci sales 3S3, GOV barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, March lG.-opened at sgtEc;
closed At sOc; highest SDSo; lowest sg1fc; clear.
AnCes bGI 900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March l6.-Pctioleum dull
but steady; opened aud highest SgJsc; closed and
lowest S9Lc.
TtrUsvlLLE, Pa, March lG.-opeuel at OOc;
highest QOKc; lowest S9No; closed Ut S93Sc.
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FOR SALE.

o,SS,seIhl Lots on tho Old Falr Grounds, ZanO'S
6SeiS Noilh and SOulh Front streets and
ISoa W. WI Streets o. very low figures,
LtSsSis 'VOmd House ii 2SI2 Jacob street, o.
Vii HisSIe Brick House, n and 10 virglAlA bLtOet
his Az Rpatal0 OF both IOgelh0F, ThOy con.
Eyss nodetn Improvement,
eoOi n,I n9Suled House, ig7 South Broadway q
f6bn,' gSlyIH q much lesa than cost
tiSH l,"RSomsd Cottage Tor 0JlS,
tiSs w, hSGned hoube, North Front street,
Nv Ell W food condition. $500,
NJ Pleasant home, ""'
1Sin, sGIosnsd atlcs House, southwest corner
10 Investment,
AiSd \, ,.I Houses, large aud mail, NlwAyl on
.s 90. SMITH. i2,p Main aIttOl.
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MedIoal.

n Or. BULLS tacilltRtel Fs,thiao and
Harry NYRIIp ESg9late, .ho neweI. AZ
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIAiE
ar ,TsSS VIII ES Sn SS SSg ~ sSp Te
All trains daily except those marked thuSt
which do not run on Sunday:
EOuTU pnUNh j{NO 5INn 4 NM MN /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

Metals.
New YORK, March lG.-Plg iron flrn. Copper
nominal; March Sill GO. Lead a shade higher al
81 72H Tin quiet and steady: straits 81 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-18

ODepAFture Of trains from Wheeling, Schedule
In effect November Is, lSSS-EagtCFn time:
Express Tor Chicago aud the Northwest 1925
m, 3A0p IN, $40 p IN daily, and ll:lb p m daily
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Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket otilce, 100 Mar.
ket street, and Rt depot.
CHAB. o, HCULL, Gen, Pass Agent,
" N ri RATRET9 MnnnucF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
nAILRoAp rNrEREsTs.

DIVISION OF LIVE STOCK TRAFFIC DEMANDED.
Chicago, June tspeclap.-The general mahasers ~
lines interested In Omaha and Kansas Civ i've s'oea
traffic met to-day 10 consider the demand CT the
Alton for division OF this traffic. The hearing was
before Chairmen walker and DTdgey OF the Executive
Board of the Interstate Commerce Railway Associ%
ton The St. Paul, having the longest lne' has Oee'
taking almost all the traffic formerly caI1ici " ING
Alton Under the rules of the association dI'isio"
Of the trac can be demanded, where ono line IS carry
Ing moro than IT'S due proportion The c@'e was dr.
in full General Manager Chappei, OF the Altoh' ieaE
ing the discussion lie did not hesitate to cal spao
a spadc and read the riot act TO the st. PAU N way
the latter de, pissed. Mr.. Chnppoll openly chsfsel INC
st. Paul with cutting rates and manipulating III uue'
hand ways 10 gain the tra0c. lie said that ne na'
ardavIts to provo all his charges and dared the d.
raul 10 demand their production IN pan "or"s 10
demanded that the alleged Illegal tahic Of 'ho o.
paIl DO curtaIlod II this not done, nc gave
notice that the Alton would adopt measures ior i'S
own protection. Ito did not say In so many "oru'
hut every official present understood Linn 10 med s
hat rho alternative would be the withdrawal OF ino
Anon from the Presidents Association NO uee 1c
will be rendered by the Executive Boaru toT 'p ru
Exactly A CORRESPONDING case comes up tO-inoll9",
when Tho Rock Island and burlington VII ""'']''- -
division of tho Union Pacific bullion trarhc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
PRESIDENTIAL PosrMAsTERs APPOINTED.

Washington. June 5.-Thc President has appoineo
the following named postmaSterS:
John W Bliss at Greenleaf, Kan, vice {; y. h@SS
sgned [; Peter \. Becker at kihEnIan, Nan, 40
XIV vice II. +. Taylor, resigned John H. Snlth &c
HGii n"ruucb s. c. vice J. II. I'm, resigned julius
IauN Al Plaionia Tex office became Prcsiicnuai me
.,Inrc T. MCCTaFy az lexington, y. t. once pc aoIo
Pr sdcutlal: Frank b. Beck az NaernN; ~ - w
q H. Cavanauch. resigned: Wills l.. BrowheL a.
Hem pstrad y y vic, A. r. GRIMM, resigned Arhsf
r. Parsons al vncland y. j., vice Charles BleVer ~
nIpy. Il: samuel d. DickerSun al Jersey SliS y 10
vicc Jobn r Kelley removed John H. Locke al TORS.
month \ H. vice :. J. GrqItSh. commission eAiI!en'
iIrnton X Iamls0p al Wc>tiied. Mass. vice L. Il.
Nnrtun siya,d: Gr0rg' G.. Cook al WHOM Ns>H''
,.,cr # Sraffon removed; Sey nIour Foster a. Lam
,inr Mich. y'cc n. IL. Im.h, removed; M, Har9 ~
White al East Tawas. Mich, vice IooSrt "n m. -
rsmr Pc,dontal: Ellen MarQuke az MeDo lltS. M,.'
Office became Presidential; John Mlllcr H.sr
" Va. vice T. II. Davis, not commission Nus'E
- Mrtahe al Iacsburg, Va, vice George Il head. y
moved: Bernard f. Ludwig at Huntsvhle' ND, hid 'pNy
Warv r clay removed, Emma clayton az P'ne b,nn'
r,ccW IT, Alexander. removed Abner l. NUM- a. EIH'
more cal Office became Prrsde la Marsha AZ ~.
mons at Fast IIaddam, Conn. vice T. -. va. ~
ri,ncd George H. Spall. At -tratfor conn., 1in1f
b,cap,,, Presidential: Patrick T.. McMuTrsy AZ ~
D,,yiIIs Fla vice II. " CLARK, removed: Ellah \
Adams At Lake CITY Fla. Office became Presnen''st
Er,ur bunker NJ Geneva. H. vice j. I. SIfsucG, 20
, a. William 4 Hunter. at Belle Plaine, iowa. vics
g. e. SCimgeOr resigned; Henry ~ iscea; ~ - I'i
- a, Nonteyuua, Iowa, Office became PicS'dentai
ciaS, postmssterS to dsy appointed rs
follows: -, A.. I,.or po,n . w 7 Find
Nv YorkNN r. Lefcvrc, Beaver Falls; william
lar CulIrp: W. II. Bennett. Eagle liaroor, lanes
EcIIv cumberland: Horace A. HUI. Sanqnnlt, trap
sterling sterling Bush; W. {. Morgan trenton rsh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
OBITUARY.
JACOD BlNINGER.

Jacob Binlnger. who died al COLORADO springs
20, ,r, consumptlon on Tuesday belonged TO an old
Newly ork family, his Grandinh'r, Whose name ne
bore. having been prominent merchant IN ih'
city many years ago The dead man was iorN-Ne
oar, Oh! anil the of Andrew G. Bninerr I"rm"rS
a wine merchant In Liberty Gnt now r''iTu ron
business The son unmarried, ard both hts ia'her
and mother gns still living lie Vas he ncphe" VI
walter H. Lewis Of the firm of lewis bro'hcr' '''
dry goods merchants al No. 80 N"r'N>,. '""'
ur,,uocr vn, interested IN the Holland coffee com
many ~ No - watrr-Sr, and WAS actively en-
tassd I'm the company until year ago Wh'h lal'ne
b,ath caused him 10 ~ 90 Colorado IN Tue HuP, "
,,rnvcry Tho body VIII Le brought here Tor Dli7h
and the funeral services will probably DC he'H ~
thuTCh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
GEnRGE RINGLER.

George Rngcr the head Of the arm OF Rrgler Co..
brewers East Ninety nrstst, died Oh Monday night
,,cr sickness OF two weeks, aga fortyscven. lie
horn I'm Germany, came this county WHEN twcny.Ohc
ycors old aud before the establishment OF his present
Arm wa, foreman OF two large brewcricS Mr. Rlngler
orranfci the Master Brewers Association, and was a
memleP ~ the United brewers Association. OF the
nrewery Exchange aud OF the Produce Exchange. lie
MISC belonged to the Ledekant and several other singing
societies to the Central TuVercn, the Masons and the
Odd Fellows Hts family consists OF u sou william J..
RlngIer and daughters The funeral viii take place
to-day at D. M, At tho German Reformed Church.
at LeNlngton.ave. aud Eighty lghth.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

Solomon Bcuthncr died at his hom, No " EaNt S,NS
n'thst Yesterday from paralysis Of h" heart '9' ~
o,o veor. Uc had been retired from business ABOUT
49,, ,r. uc wn. A ...rl'.mldo" man, and IN early Iit'
IA. ono Of tho pioneers OF NewMrNico being AZ one t
uat,nrr Of Iuclan b. Maxwell In the "cl'Aho"n 'd'N
vol Land Grant lie was largely instrumch'a III y"
development Of the Tcrr'tory'S mining ihuu''' a" i
IA, h,sdr, his house IN NcwE0rk branches a. ioaN "
sop,, Fo and was familiarity known ~ the ming o'
Mexico" In recent years he WAS acuNeJ 'neaS'i ~
mining I'm Germany aud amused fortune from MS 'a
Gus enterprises. II was his boast that nc h'u no'e
ouc,tsd A business accommodation lie leaves WHO"
s ano t,ught,r who IS married Y Mr. otto WotcrS,
merchant Of Paris France and who arrived In Ne"ho ORR
Iast Sunday on a visit ~ her parents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
,n,I1 rr1cs Az ANNArnIIs-

ANNAPOLIS Md. June THE Naval cadets were OK
scl,rd this morning IN practice on the United
S,,ics shin Wynming Icutrnant- commander Z. $,
Sncrry was I'm command, assisted by En~gnS GlenGon,
IIac>Irr and Eyre Three shots struck the target A.
900 yarIS distant. III" best firing was done by
adrts Phelps. Tcrhuur and Klttcle. The Dispatch
has arrived herr. Some Of the first class have been
caught at tho card table They Will be graduated but
this breach OF discipline VIII them TO los" some
numbers I'm The order Of merit The athletic lorna
nirnt took parc Lll, afternoon in the gymnasium
~ the Naval Academy. Among the spectators were tue
unart of NIstora and some Austrian Naval Otccr who
rIlOycd the exercises greatly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
GOOD nrsINEss For TIE WABASH.

Chicago June ) CSpecsN-Recelver McNulta, Oh
the Wabash. said to-day that the estimated earnings
for May show an increase OF S3542 over May OF last
year. and are largest earnings for the month Of May
ever made by the road. lie also said that the earn
lngs for the year to Jun, are within Sll,OOO OF the
earnings for that period In 1857, the largest ever
made and would have largely exceeded them had II
not been for the recent storms. The daily reports
also show large Increase IN car movement and indi-
cate that al tho end OF the current week the Gaming
VIII be larger for that part Of the year IMAM were
ever b. fore made by the Wabash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
NOT EQUAL TO OLD HENRY cLAr's,

From The shoe and Leather Reporter
Esklne ". Phelps OF Chicago, reached New'iors
on the Etr,iria SUNDAY. on bis return from q three
Was mtroGuced 10 Lord -, OF England. As he was
smoking he said to Lord =:
VIII YOU have a cigar !, - -, A..
Henry Clay
An right I'll order some ,.,,.,., III.
The hON was brought II was emoeniSned WIZ
tho familiar picture Of d" Harry OF the NoJ' As nc
took his cigar, Loh - said -, la.
When old Clay was awe ne maze soO' '"-''
" Henry Clay Why, he didn't make cigars no
WAS statesman and ranked as high with rs ss "iai
Stone or John Bright does In your country. -,
7 hoo ynur partion. l've smoked these cigars ~
nav no and tell you old Clay made d. sign
better cigar than his boys DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
AN ENCOURAGING ArcHIsoN STATEMENT.


Boston, juno ) (spcciaD.-' The Joufhal ssSo
The Atchi,on's April statement was the most en-
couragng feature that It's stockholders have hau l"r
long period, although It is hardly fair 10 o'nra,
II with April. 1885, But the increase In net Oh l'-
nor cont although some co per cent OF the month
proporfonste charges for the year. something 10 NC
thankful for. and caused an advance In the Stoe"
to-day from a. IL to 40 "a. The Mchlson S'a'c
rncnt of April 1880 for all lines, upon mlease VI
71l2 miles show: Not, S355954 compared Win
500, ARA I'm April 1898, with $50 less miles The
net earnings January 1 to April 80, 1859, foot UP
n .Gs31s3; Increase over the same period Oh 1889
1856, 32l. In April 1888, the gross earnings vi
3,O2l miles AtohIson were Sl,"O134o' against
81 ,G5i,357 IN 1887 from 2,ii5 miles. Inc he' wa
SoIo GO5 against s7ss, 4O2 in APRIL 1857. The gross
for the first four months Of 1855 derived nom Bob
miles was s4,579 1873. and the net ~ .Ol Joe, olS
refusal Of tho AchiSOn people TO give OUT inc slos,
earnings of April, 1855, enables the bear element
10 claim that the increase In that respect Mss no'
LARGE and that the Increased ret Is que lageJ ~ i'
mcusc reductions In expenses"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
ANNUAL TRIUMPH or COLUMBIA SoPHOMORrs.

THE sophomore class Of Columbia College, having
extncatcd Itself from the clutches Of It's deadly an
tagunst invites YOU 10 witness the last commissions
u the triangular, glaringeyod, hre-spitng boa
con instructor. Nanamhy- Lnmby at JoncSs Empire City
Wood Culuss oum Juno - So read the In itaOnS
for tho annual sophomore triumph" Of Colombia Col
cge on Tuesday ani the students pended to tho In
ytaton with alacriy. They met at $40 p. M, the
Worth Monument dressed ia Ouilandish costumes, and
carrying Torches marched up Flfhavc TO SIxty-nnth.
,t when they crossed over IN Avenue a. aud enjoyed
an 0li.fashloneI blowout Tho " Triumph Is .
Celebration ON er the completion Of the study Of
mathematics IN the sophomore year. and tho class and
the rest OF the students rccb acd" Justify with beer
and fireworks H. &. Coy kendall was chairman Of the
committee IN charge the other members being h. w.
Cbesebruuch V. VI. Eltlng and +, I. Reamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
The True Way

ITO CURE Eczema, Pimples, and
| Eruptiye Diseases Of all kinds is
70 purify the blood with Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. Until the blood Is cleansed.
there con be no permanent relief from
these troubles.
-Four wears ago was severely attiict-
cd with salt-rheum, the itching being so
incessant as 10 seriously interfere with
sI.ep. Painful scrofulOus sores ap-
reared on my neck and the upper part
Of nv arms, and from there the huinOr
went TO my eyes. My appetite being
poo. my health rapidly failed. / began
10 take Ayers Sarsaparilla, and before
had finished ten bottles regained my
appetite, improved greatly in strength,
and was permanently cured OF the salt
rheum and sCrofula. | consider That
what / spent for this medicine was well
iayested, The Sarsaparilla has indeed
done me incalCulable good - Mrs.
Caroline A. Garland, Deeriield, \. H.,
formerly Of Lowell, MassD.
any little niece was afflicted with q
severe Cutnneous disease, which broke
or;t AT intervals and resisted treatment.
Al last. we tried Ayers Sarsaparilla.
This acted like magic. She Is now
entirely cured and has been IN perfect
health for several months. - Margaret
Pevston, Clarendon, Ark.
GFor a long time I was afflicted with
saIt-rheum, and could find nothing ~
relieve me. a friend recommended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
GOOD PRICES At THE AVER FURNITURE SALE.

The second day Of the auc ton sale OF the furniture
and brir. abrac OF Mrs Harriet Hubbard Aver. at No.
100 West ThrtccnthSt, yesterday, was mons sue
cessful than was tho opening day. Mahogany and
carved furniture. and the handsome banginRS with
which the house is strewn. brought the highest
prices. a carved oak Flemish cabine' OF the scven-
tnn,h cents,ry b,1ucbt 1900 another carved oak cab
met s17o, an oak chest ai4O. a Dutch msrqueterie
Irlad cabinet s65, some hOwered silk porieres S2O
pair and a lowered raw.silk poIiere "a" So The
smajleF portiercs and rugs generally brought tar
prices and the mirrors and mahogany sold Well
fbe china offered DUNG tho day was ehiehy sevres:
Dresden Royal Worcester and WedgewOOd An OH
eeyros louis XIV. jewelcase sold for sl75. pair
oi old sevies Rose du Barry vases for 1851 ana q
large orrnOlu mounted porcelain vase for $50.
bronar Mercury brought st52 80. The few pictures
did not sell we'll The sale VIII be continued to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
A1rGIrST SCIrMIn

August Schmd. OF the Arm Of nc,nhelmer 4 Schmii
Lion Brewery died Tuesday from pneumonia, at
his home, No. 10 East Eightlch.st. Tho death was
sudden. Mr. Schmld having been taken sick Friday
Mr. SchmId treasurer OF the Brewers Exchange and
WAS OF the prominent brewers the city. He was
active Tammany man, being member Of the Tammony
General Committee, His family, consisting OF vito and
two daughters In Europe, Mr. Schmld over with
them IN ApEu and expected 10 return for them the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
CANADA SOUTHERN ANNUAL MEETING.

-, Thomas. Ont. June J.Thc annual meeting Of
the shareholders OF tho Canada southern Halfway
Company held here to-day. Cornelius Nshder
Jut William K Vanderbilt James Tillinchast, An
,hocy q Dulman Charles F. Cox. samuel r. Barger,
sidney Dillon Joseph f.. Brown and Edward \. Wickes
were reelected directors. More than twothidH OF
tho shareholders were represented at the meeting
Resolutions for the acquisition OF the Erie and Niagara
and the Ieamingiun and ~. Clair Railways Wrr,,
80 :, Snotssiy nassed The branch line companies OF
The anada Southern system p-"lctcd their drccoIs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
prorrsrs ~ ISAAC II REEDS WILL.


The principal requests IN the VIII Of Isaac H. Reed,
the wealthy merchant, which was filed for probate
YESTERDAY are follows: George Tacott. hts nephew.
300 900; Angelica Rathbonc, his niccn. 10000
and the icstator'S interest IN his mothers estate:
Sfarkc Talcoit his nephew tho income from 10000,
this provision being In lieu Of an accounting as to
the Income nom hi, grandmotEcrs estate, and Jane,
u Turner his partner the Mansion House. at Albany.
Tn, residue Of the estate goes To Albert joel. An
grlica r. and Ethel RathOnuc, grand nephcws ard
grand niece, uf SIR. Rrr,i. Til" VIII l. dahN May Is,
i1s. and a cudicll wa executed on April 10. 1850.
George Tucut and James Il. Turner are the executors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

Of tho Manhattan Chc-s Club, ut No 81 West twenty
~,vcuh.st The Mtlc Austrian conducted twenty-five
games stimuli lancouy against % many opponents In con-
sequence n tho atrness tho hour a. which the pay
began Il was nearly 10 30 before tho four hrs ean''
were nnshed being won BY the simultaneous performer
Only eleven ot tho twenty-five games were hnished ~
II 80 weiss having won !. lost and drawn ).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
BELT LINE ANNUAL MEETING.

Chicago. Iunc THE annual meeting of the stock
holder, OF the Chicago and western Indiana Railroad
and OF tho Belt Railway Of Chicago was held today
The old Board ~ Directors was reelected with inc
execution Of ". o. Johnson. IN whose place '. 1.
Malott receiver Of the Chicago and Atlantic was
chosen The directors subsequently, eiectGg - -;
C,T.om r,rsidsnt and g. Thomas vicc-presidcnt and