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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-03-01
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.

Minutes read as usual.
Reports OF standing and selec.
Committees received.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
s. B. 81, by Gallagher-To pre-
ventthe pollution of any lake, river
or stream by sewerage Or filth. Pub
lie Morals.
S. B. $40 provide for the pur.
chase of supplies for State officers
and attaches of the Legislature.
Committee of the Whole.
S. B. 80, by Gallagher-Relief of
W. ?. Harrington. Claims.
| A. B. 100, by Merrick Appro-
priating 81, 5000 for the benefit of
militia of State. Ways and Means.
4. B. 142-Providing for the clos
ing of polls at elections in certain
cases. Elections.
Substitute for A. B 1873, by Car
rard = To prevent trespass of live
stock on real estate. Agriculture.
RESOLUTIONS.
b. Nicholls-That the Enrolling
| Committee be authorized to employ
extra assistance IN enrolling.
Adopted.
BY LaGrave That the vote by
which S. 3. No. Z, to re-disrrict the
State, was lost yesterday be recon
sidered. Lost.
GENERAL FILE AND THIRD READING.
A. Il. 1O2 Amendatory Of Act
concerning District Attorneys. Sen
ate refused to recede from its amend
ment.
A. 3. IS Tie merchants and
drummers relief bill. Amended and
referred to Committee of the Whole
S IS. Il, by Boyle-Providing for
the care and mounting Of the astro-
nomioal instruments recently fur
nished to the weather service de-
partment of this State by the gen.
eral Government. [Appropriates
$500 Committee of the Whole.
S. b. so TO pay the claim of |
Thos. J. Tenant, $50 for services
in the stationery department of the
office Of the Secretary of State.
Passed.
s. B. rs, by Gallagher To pre-
vent water from any ditch, fume
or other artificial water course from
being allowed to run into or upon
any public road, highway, street or
alley. Passed.
A. B. 100, by Cheney-To regu-
ATE proceedings in civil cases. Lost.
A. b. 70, by Gilbert-To en-
courage the construction Of a rail
Dad in the Southern part of the
State. Lost.
S. e. IS, by Lagrave-Supple-
nentary to Act relative to elections.
Secret compartments in polling
faces at elections, where voters can
,ass in, one at a time, and be Sc
ure from observation or influence.
PASSED.
A. B. 104, by Williams-To regu- |
ate criminal proceedings in Courts 9
f Justice. Lost. c
a. B. 106, by Thaxter-Appoint-
lents and duties Of Notaries Public t
eined. Passed. o
a. 3. %, BY Murray Official fees i,
nd compensations. Lost. {
S. g. e, by Comins-To pay J. !
). Fay and 0. Fl. Gray $50 for com
airing and certifying State Printers !
lpy Of the Senate Journal of pres Il
ut session. Passed. "
At Il NJ. recess taken till l P. n. r,
AFTERNOON SESSION. e
A. B. $50, Humboldt county in v
Passed. Il
Substitute for S. B. SO, benefit of
gricultural societies. Returned to :
ssembly for complete history.
A. B. 70, water storage in Church ,
county. Passed. d
Substitute for s. B. CO. Justices g
the Peace. Tabled. Y
s. B. 50, purchase Of Legislative -
Iprlies. Passed. !"
Adjourned. y
Assembly met at 10 A. NJ, Speaker
,fiin in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Bready.
Journal read and approved. N
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS. SO
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AFTFENOON HOUsE.

The entire afternoon session was
spent il Committee Of the Whole,
considering Thompson's water stor-
age bill and the State University
bill. Both were amended and ia
vorably reported by the Committee.
The University bill passed.
Adjourned.
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Hills THAT nRcOME LAWS.

Albany. June I4-Thc following became laws to-day
by the Governors signature:
Chapter 473-Amending act relative to treaaes WIN
the CayuEa Indians. ,...... and
Albert Shear 20 construct q dam across the Mona"H
River below schenectady. -. 49,.
ally ,., .- Tor tho Inn
movement Of Old Orchard Crock and canal feeueE
Chapter AI7-PTovding for tho CONSTRUCTION Vi
canal bridge At Brockport. r., I,o-,
Chapter A76-AbOltshinR the ONCE OF hauIo"" O'"'
missoT er IN Milford. ,,..o al.
(hapior A70--Amending collateral Inheritance U'"
tive 10 adopted children. $500. -, A..
Chapter Recommending the Buffalo charrF reiau'o
M the board OF Assessors. .
ChAptnr Asl--Provtding for the construction OK =
canal bridge AZ CIlyerst,, Rochester.
Chapter 4S2-AmondiDg tho charter OF Auburn rot
alive to sewers and the duties Of assessors with mem
oranduml ....,..,
Chaptcr 3-Reappropr lating money for Tho removal
OF obs rnciIons from Mn Crock In schenectady.
Chapter 4s4--AmondinE the act establishing State
Board OF Pharmacy.
Chapter IsA-Amcndlng NcwYorh's Consolidation
Act relative the Hebrew Shelicrng Guardian Socev.
Chapter 4sd--PrUvding for tho construction OF ash
WAYS IN the Hudson River at Mechanlcville and North
cumberland.
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roy,v cv.Raup WITH yyroR7Tov.

Mrs Henrietta GbbinL Of No. 100 West Forty seventh
at was complainant In the YorkVilie court yesterday
naming against Mrs Minnie Homer twentyssyen years
old a No 4a7 Hftyetghth-st. whom she charged
with extoruon According 70 the shdnvte In tho csse
Mrs Homer found in her husbands pocket certain letters
that had been written &c him by Mrs Gobns These
letter. are said 20 be q compromising character Mrs
o,ner vent 20 Mrs Gibbtnss house. told her that she
had the letters and demanded money ss the price Of
.,lenee Mrs Gebins who 10 woman Of means
tnally drew note for 81 900. and Mira Homer Asreed
70 deliver tho letters 10 Mira Gbbns when tho no1 was
n,,a This was Jupe g. On the 10th Mrs. Homer IN
formed Mrs Gibbps that would hand the letters over
70 Mr. Gibbins tho note was paid within week
Mira GIbbins then secured warrant for Mrs. Horners
arrest Mira Gibbins did not deny that che had written
the let,ers 10 Mr. Homer Mrs HoYnef admitted that
She had received the note but denied that khe bad ex
torted IL from Mrs Gibbns by threats Mrs Homer
was committed fer tidal IN oefAult Of 81. 600 bail.
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PROVIDING FOR A STATE NAVAL MILF

Albany, Juno l4.-Govornor nm has attached his
signature TO the state Naval Militia bill. Tho mp.
prevail is accompanied by u memorandum IN which
the Governor says:
Tho wisdom Of tho bin Is certainly open question.
II the foSce 70 be raised purely naval In its Chsrac
ter ruthor than essentially land force IL IS least
doubtful whether the State should assume under any
Circumstances IN provide naval deenecs for rivers
and harbors This Is the duty Of the general Govern.
ment. The adysAbity Of inStructng and practising
troops IN tn OF artillery Is conceded
this may b. better accomplished by sending OF
regiments companies 70 the forts, by organizing
Of them A. regiments batteries Of heavy artillery
better stl II tlmo has when increased torco
Is deemed necessity by organizing batteries under
Mo military code.
Tho National Guard should be maintained In Its intce
rI,y AMI has itself worthy liberal
extended Il by the Legislature, but any extension Of
tho limitation Of the statute 10 numbors whether II
be OF National Guard proper by the addition OF
similar force under another name, which might
lntaf increased expenditures Ia matter which
should be hastily adopted approved.
Tho Governor, in conclusion, says he signs II IN def
erenco to tho general advocacy Of tho measure,
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HARVARD CREWS co TO TIE THAMES.

crew left Boston to-day for NcwLondon. Thn crew
this year has had great advantage which other
crews have not possessed. Tho rowinEtsnR' although
built hte in the year, grcot oench In removing
many cridities Of form and TRACKING the now mon how
10 use their bodies. Then tho Charles River was FREQ
from ice carly in the spring Until recently tho crow
bas been coached BY George Faulkner, who used 10
train Harvard crews before contact with professionals
was forbidden by tho faculty. Since Faulkner gave
up the work. the crew has been taken in hand by
Jim" storruw. the captain Of the famous 80 crew
In a Quiot, unassumng way, Captain HerricG has
brought tho crew into shape, until tho college really
feels somo confidence In the eight The crow will IN
all nrnhnhlllty row "a ihcy arc put In this list:
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THE PRISONERS TAKEN TO COURT.

Moropey ard Macdonald wcre taken to the County
Court House on scparate w1B Of habcss corpus one
returnable before Justice Andrews IN the supreme
Court Chambers, and the other before justice Pa
terson IN the Court Of Oyer and Tcrminer As Justice
Patterson was engaged I'm the trial Of case both prS
opers were taken before Justice Andrew They wcVc
accompanied by Lawyers Deishunty and NewoorScr
Mrs Moons7 quiet looking little woman sat beside
her husband. Assistau; Ds'ret'Atnrncy MAohonA
asked that the whts be dismissed, saying that Tie law
provided that suspected fugitive from justice m'ghi
be arrested and detained for thirty days. Ho vas
anxious that the hsbess corpus proceedings should be
o,yposed OF. lie had been informed thai Governor
mn would sign the cxtraditi0n papers on MonnaS oy
which tine he Chicago ofncers with the evidence
asaInst the prisoners would be bcre. $500
10 return vas made 70 either OF The wits. bnt az
adjournment was asked for untn IL m today. WIFI
was granted by tho Judge III" prisoners "c'o 'SAe''
hack the Tombk
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of mistaken identity, but strangely snon gu Inoy
all recognize il as that Of man closely resembling
the person the police arc after
MELVILLE WAS NOT MARoNEf'
ANAME ON HOTEL REGISTER THROUGH "AI'h
THE DETECTIVES TRIED TO EsTAB4
IlSH Evidence

THE DETECTIVES TRIED TO EsTAb-
InSH EVIDENCE.
Kansas City, juno 14.-Wiluan q. MoNhlo vi '""
city ts NJ present clerk the ONCE Of the Trans
Missouri Railway Association, He formerly taVeiieo
for ths St Paul and Kansas City Railroad on INC
18th day Of last April he was In Chicago on OIHnos
for the Chicago, ST. Paul and Kansas CITY kaiIod
Company, and he registered his name w. u NeNh",
az NeCoy,s Hotel in that city Chicago detectives
heard tia. John J. Maroncy, tho irishman VINO
"a sunnosed b have been one OF uo
uurde,ers Of DR. cronin, registered NJ
the hotel shout April 10, and they examiner
,te register and after comparing alleged specimens
Of Maroney's handwriting with the names 10 tho
register declsrsd that Maroney had written the W.
a. Nelyilles Tho detectives also discovered that
Thomas Desmond, Irish Nationalist o; San Francesca
had numerous interviews with MaroneJ or MeiVnie
At the hotel between April l6 and April 81 melville
only STAYED In Chicago one day and the man who pa
interviews With him was not irish Sstionaist OUT
Samuel stophles another railroad man. VINO AZ
present also clerk IN the same oflce with helve'
On May O. W. A. Melville and wise OF et f~o''
resIstercd Ut the hotel and the oe'ecVeS arc
making q stroug but unsuccessful attempt 70 recon
e,,e the two hands ss shown IN the writing on tho
register W. O. Melville is not an IrShman' ana
psycr had anything 10 DO with any clan or eshuesuhe
organization He was reared II LaTrcnce, KAN, re.
esyed his education az Bonneville ana since ienvlnE
school has been IN the employ OF rAIrosnS he 10
about thirty years old
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aROB, COOK ON THE BOAT RACE
COMPARING THE STROKES OF HARVARD
AND YALE
THE cAMnnrDcE cEEw MUST DO GOOD WORK

CAhbHIbvEs NA''''
1yrHEY EXrECT TO BEAT THEIR Rivals
y.wu,ven Juno Il (speclab-SpcakIng OF tho Yale
And Harvard crews. Dob Cook to-day SAID; Last
years crew perfect as 4 was POSSIBLE 10 Eo'
cr.r I,s members had worried together during the
,r.rdipr fall and vtn,ct and we're IN fnc form Tho
nrcn, crew vas formed this spring. and II crude as
corDp.rra with last years crew. can't toll which
cr,T will win the raco. but with the men In The fAio
boat In crod health, I can say this, that they VIII "N
r,,od rnce Harvard will have 10 have phenomo-
o,I crew n defeat us Harvard Is rowing The Wa"r'
mans strobe II Is the Faulkner stroke aud The ono
usually Endorsed by professional oarsmen' tauihhcF'
=, n.,,or ~ fact f. behind all OF Harvsrd's rowing
This stroke vAs beaten In go and 's7. and last year
they bcran on our stroke, but hal no
coach who thoroughly understood It's princlP e'
Last years Harvard crcv had no tAh
in tho stroke. and Mr. Peabody, mo e'"h'
lArks.l experience. while Watson was not pTuhcent'
Hut eould M have coached on tho old principle" IN
vogue ten or fifteen years ago. no might have m~le
A winning crew. This year Harvard has gone bS'R
10 tho stroke OF 80 and 81. IL Is remarkably fast
s,rnko for two miles and n Harvard gets lead enough
Earl, in the rarc She may get far enough ahead so
a. 10 ,AAe up on the third milo and win on squirt
near tho end OF the race. Another Thing which iar
ward banks on n her ability 10 row In rough wa'or'
Tbi, I. professionalism and has no place IN college,
rar.s for IN rough water rowing simply becomes
n exhibition OF brute Nrrngih lhh y INV W. '"'"'
ION o. college race. II has become pretty "eil
communicated that there IS no need OF rowing rsro
n rough water a. New london. II tho water Is bad
IN the morning Il IS sure 10 be good IN tho evening
Tho Yale stroke Is tho modified English stroke OF tho
oxford crew. II IS tho samo stroko which
hogan 10 be appreciated when the 80 crew Won
,n ~, war We rovcd With broad blades and short
oars. This was found detrimental and barring Tho
rare Of AS long OATS have been used, ana sHRht
notifications In Inc rigging OF the bat have been
made each successive year.
Tho bors iugt now ac somewhat worried over thelr
sxanlnAt atoms but ss soon n these over and they
get settled in New. London they viii begin to I'M
prove one thing which please me much MS year
"a the fart that the utmost harmony prevails ahlohs
tho members OF the crew, The momcmafy elopp'nS
OF the she'll after eSch stroke Is being rcIned"d and
win. I think by tho time of tho race. be entirely
eliminated As yet tho crew has not roWeh Agaifs'
fine and an opinion OF speed Is mere conjecture
Tho water has been too rough to row IN, and, as
aid before ours Is not q uRh-water stroke.
This a my last year OF coaching. ! find Il
exceedingly lnconvcnlcnt TO leave my business and
my duties on Tho Press increase from year u
year.
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A DENIAL IRON P. A. o,HoYLE.

wntesbsue, June IA tspceiaD.-A dispatch from
london published to-day statcs that p. A. o'hoyo OF
p4fs:cs secretary Of the Clan.ns-Gscl had been one
Of the committee men who signed the majority report
finding Dr. Cronin guilty of treason 70 tho organ
,,s,,oD ard sentencing him TO DO removed Nr.
0'Boyle said to-day:
81 wish 10 designate that report as m Infamous lie
and further, that such committee ever SAL ever
met, or ever had any knowledge either directly or In
directly, or ever investigated the character. standing
or connection OF DIT +. II. crorin With tho Gamma
GssL Ny relations With Dr. Cronin have always
hnen Of A pleasant character. never mixod up ~
snv x,v with any Of the fpetionaI quArrcs which IN
recent Year, have DISTURBED TIC socieiy. .,....
suiIiy.n foS q number OF years and would say thai
his character as o fearless. oaisPohen, patriotic mar
Wound mako n Impossible FOR such man 20 be con.
pected in any way with such crime - tho Killing
OF DR. Cruninn
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Sparta, ". J. June Is, losV'
MARRIED. MEN AGAINST THE BACHELORS.

MARRIED MEN AGAINST THE BACHELORS
A baseball game for the benefit OIL tho sanorors ~
Jamestown win DO played this afternoon on mo IRVING
Grounds In Ono hundred andsovent ", na,
C,ns =, T,nmont II will 30 q battle between the
married men and the bachelors Of the cup, -
Thomas stesrns the Republican leader IN mo i%en,y
fourth Ward. will 30 captain and es,eoar OF .no
married mems npe, and he wiz % suoo W 80
stearns, D. J. Osborne, IT, lst b.; A. van =,
Cd b.; A. ", Mcconnell, 8. 81 j. W. s""'n' On
" II. RAYMOND, T. T.; II, c. Broae' C. t' gu 80.
49,, The unmarried mems nine will be made
g, a. folIows: r. r. Mccormack, captain ana O. :
O. o. ricrco, p; ". A. NeAlo, l. g.; Walter Ford,
a: W. A. valsutlns, Ist b.; A. 4. oBHen' 4" D. D.
Cobnrn, ID b.; c. C. CrOIshton = <, ana n1av, ~
C0Rn9r I'd I9 case Of A %,n waters And Arnold
Miner viii sue..ss Dr. Sc Ds SSe9 Who SS
Ooun 81 ehsrt and 10 look AfTor tho umpire hter
~ ~. =" Tn" nm will begin az 80 p, M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
YOUNG CASSIDY ON rRrAL FOR ARsoY.

Ire trial Of young Henry A. CASSIDY jointly convicted
with his father Henry j. Cassidy for arson In the nrst
degree in having s FIRE 10 buildings the Catholic
ProsetoYy ground, In the town OF westhcseT. was con
tipued yesterday ~ White Plains In the Wcstcheetei
County Court OF Sessions Inspector ByrneS was Tho
sst witness ana ne repeated the confession which young
Cassidy had made 70 him discriminating also the cicer
Cassidy Frank Magner the engineer ST the Proectory
testified that on the night Of tho 18th Of March he dis
covered the front ssoop on hs premises had been
se on Are and that ncendisry had used eenIne and
RAGS ana other combustble materials The hre waa eS
tineulshed before Il had made much Roadway.
Mrs Jane Cassidy, mother OF the defendant eStneo
that both her husband and her Henry were home and
IN bee on the night OF March IS last and knew Of her
own knowledge that they did not out Of the house
that night Mrs Cassidy aid that her son Henry was
Of weak intellect which she attributed 20 stroke Of
paralysis which he had when he was six years OLD
ExpcTt testimony taken tho sanity OF the ps
omar and the court thea adjourned until Monday.
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London, Juno II-This tho third day OF mo Mau
chester wh,sunude meeting The pfinelpN' o0".e :,
nIs,e Of the value Of 200 sovceiVns and aooo soNe
aided u a handicap sweepstakes OF 70 soVe'esn'
One mile and thIee-Quarters The race was won " n
pod dc RothschlidG sour-yCar-od bay colt Couo. -,
y r,dy's ,hree.y.er.old brown colt Indian frno. 20
~.ons ,ra I,r n JArdine's thtee-year-od chesaS' oA
lord Lorns third There sixteen starter"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
IN RELIEVE PAYMAsrER LOOMS.

Pay Inspector James z. Toiiree has born det@aea
10 rnnevc Paymastsr J. Porter LcomiS as FoncCl
storckceper at the Navy Yard on July l. This
IN accord with the recent onlcr Of Secretary Tracy
doSnns the dutos Of tho several grades in the pay
oorps Pay Inspector TolfTee was born In this city
tn riaop and was COMMISSIONS IN the service
seotembor 10, 1862. During the Clyil War he was
attsrbed 70 the Vanderbilt, on special service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
DISTRESS NOT FORGOTTEN IN CORK

Cork, June IA public meeting was held 10 h'S
cl,y TO day, at which the Mayor presided hesoI"'
lions expressing sympathy with tho Jobns'own sufferers
were adopted. anh funi was started me sum VI
oso mounds being subscribed a. the meeting a
irttcT was received from Mr.. Lincoln, tho AMERICAN
Minister. expressing his thanks " the eorp0ra"oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
coxrp,nrrroxs FoR FLOOD VICTIMS

Norfolk, Va. June lathe Mayor OF NonUlH ~,S
rraphed 10 Governor Beaver to draw npo,, a." -.
~ 200 contributed By tho people OF 'or'"'A '0'
relief Of IohnStovn. .,, ,roh.
Tr,n,on June l4.-Georss Francis Tram Spoao
,.r. I,st nIqht At an entertainment for the oeneht
Of tho conemsugh Valley sufferers Ihsro ""
large audience present; Trenions 'uo'er'p'o"' Y"
"s Del rank & D. June IA lspeclhh-An eh1 n, an ~
r,snt FOR the benefit Of The Jobnslown hah" NJ,
hsld in tho opera House on ann9aS "s"'' ""'
sIoo has been sent from Red bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15

x.Ss,ruuSErrs RrFL EMES 10 60 TO ENGLAND
poston. June I4-Msior Frost has receyeo az
.,.h eym London stating that Lord salisbury ~.
,rsnted 20 the Msssachusctts Volunteer militia IT,
go ns,rls.son 10 visa England AIMED ADD equtSess
team ,ptlIiary body Tho team Will start for JLoa's~
from Now.Yosk next Wednesday
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4 wOMAy's SUICIDE Ar NIAGARA FALLS

A WUWAN , hUINIUH NJ NIA"HIH '@''+'"7'
Niagara Falls, June i4.-M about O'CLOCK tnis
afternoon an unknown woman, supposed 20 have ar
rived here on tho 10 Buffalo train, committed sueidn
by jumping from Raneway Point, in Prospect Park
In on instant her body was swept over tho hmer'osh
Falls shortly aftorward II was soon floating In the
river toward the Canada sido by william Glusbrooks.
who handed 1t over 70 an undortaker, by whom "
was properly cared for Tho woman san ,0i ispg
about 40 pounds At ko point whore she iumped
sho left on bench parasol' silver mask ana
shawl
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PROCTOR KNOTT TO START.

CHICAGO juno IA dispatch from Louisvlic' NJ
savs " sam Bryant stated Yesterday afternoon ,p.s
barring acodenp Proctor Knott would surely s'S ~
the chicago Derby and prSOSSy C sSs doing 10 ncs
nno'rit I'm Ieaye Louisville on Tuesday mofnms y"
f ~ ss taxing ten horses with him. b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
,.orrv nrcr1vEn IN PEYNsYLvANlA.

Harrisburg. POM, June h-rhe totai ree'p'S W
the Governors tnd for the rtnef OF the noo"
the grand total shs5,oOo
pu,,burR June I4.--The contributions received oJ
,,. p,t.bura Reiuf Committee to-day asgrega'ea
sas, 900. The total amount receiver " N''
sS6A 900
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70 N NAIftty VI thohN
dies. To make good
blood, nothing IL 80
ehectual as Ayers
5arsaparilla, tn 0
most celebrated
tonic Alternative in
existence, Try II.
Il have found
great relies E-n
general debility in
tho uaa NJ A reT'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15

HONORrNG "OLD GLORY AT HARdF0RD
Hartford, June ia.-FlagS arc sonorAiy displayed
tAroughout tho CITY to-day IN honor Of Flag Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
What You Need Spring and Fall

Are always trying seasons 70 most con-
stitutions. aud unless the blood Is pun.
GA and enriched, one becomes exposed
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AS0Ns
SsSsSeaSMA
NO
NNsoa
NNe.N 0MnS

ssass ana Vitality are quickly given 10 every pass
fAs bedy BY MssdS sarsspata That tirsd sesins Il
ta;cy overcome, the blood Is purified enriched ana vital
tsed tie sosch toned and strengthened the appetite
tesspfsde Tsy HOODS sstsspeiiih n0ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-15
LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS.
Amounts eostnbuted through Tho Tribune ioe
,.au.,own Rnllef FUND, June IA;


Sir In vonr list Of contributions for JohustoWn
,,Sore,. ~ this day you should have said Sparta,
n. j., instead OF sparta n. Y. foqP n tFusEir
e..... - = luna IA 1880,
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The freshman crew went TO Ncw-London with the
University crow. There Is but little doubt mat the
freshmen viii win their rOco with Columbia Tor Vs
has the beat freshman crow over sent 10 NC" 'L'u"'
Il Ia unt