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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26

The Rev. John Triphook, Protestant
Rector of Schulz, County Cork, Ireland,
has just died at the extraordinary age of
LOT years. He was educated at Trinity
College; Dublin, and was appointed to
the curacy of Schulz in 1919.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26
Friends OF Cecil County (!

II it be apty to suffer with aches pains. debility
and weakness, caused by liver complaint, dyspep-
STA, ague and fever, try BROOM HERB BITTRRs, a
purely vegetable medicine that speedily cured
Frank Price, OF Cecilton, Catherine Holland, Of
Fair Hill, Mis-, Peterson, of Newark, Mrs Tubbs,
Mrs. Baker and Mrs Maxwell, OF Wilmington
Del, besides many others who suffered for years
For sale at Frazer's Drug Store, Elkton, Md
Trial bottles, rs cents; large SIZE slOO. Ask your
druggist for it. Depot, 5O4 Hoffman Street, Phila
delphia. Mayl9tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26

ga month ago | was happy"' is the
declaration of Bry an W. Proctor the poet.
So were lots Of other folks, who are now
telling people in decided nasal tones. Got
toad in my head" But there is still
happiness to be secured; bottle of Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup will cure any cough
or cold.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26

An engagement ring indicates that "A
young lady intends marrying; but in these
fashionable times it does not Indicate that
she intends marrying the one who gave
it to her
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26

Theodore Roosevelt seems to sum uI
his ideas on the immigration question in
these lines: Two men are equ ally harm
full to us. The man who persists in re-
garding himself not az an American or a
New Yorker, but as an exiled representa-
tive OF some foreign race; and the man
who, instead of trying to make all OF us
good Americans, tried TO restrict the term
American to those born in this country"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26
The First Snow.

Efdying. whirling. floating, drifting
FIurrying, tumbling, driving, sitting,
Comes the snow.
Whistling winds cut through, across it,
Catch it, hold it, whirl it, toss it,
To and fro.
Steadily the flakes keep falling
Till the piled up drifts appalling
Block the way;
Then the shades of darkness hover,
And the awful storm is over,
With the day.
Then in palace and in howell
Some one hunts the old snow shovel,
Tried and true.
1t is glorious fun to work it,
But the wise man tries to shrk it,
| do too.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26

One remarkable result of tidal wave
in the province of Baunam, Java, has
been great increase of tigers. The land
laid waste soon relapsed into a jungle
affording welcome cover to the tigers,
which became so daring and numerous
that whole villages have had to be adam.
doned. Last year tigers killed no less
than 81 persons there. To remedy the
evil the Government OF Java has raised
the reward for killing tigers from 100 to
200 guilders head.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26
- - .
Don't

let that cold of yours run on. You think it
is light thing But it may run into Ca
tarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or consumption
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is dan q.
gerous. Consumption Is death itself
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear OF all Instructions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there is trou-
BILE ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head, nose,
throat, bronchial tubes and lungs. can be
delightfully."- and entirely cured by the use
of Boschee's German Syrup. If you don't
know this already, thousands and thousands
cured by it, and "know how it IL, them
selves" Bottle only Is cents. Ask any
druggist. /.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26

A recent English investigation shows
that with men over % years of age the
Incorporate use of alcoholic beverages
cuts off 10 years from life. Also that
occasional indulgence, if carried to excess.
doubles diseases OF the liver, quadruples
diseases of the kidneys, and greatly in.
creases deaths from pneumonia, pleurisy
and epilepsy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26
Wonderful Popularity.

The fact that the sale of DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets exceeds that
of any other pill in the market, be it
great or small, is on account of the fact
that they are tiny, little, sugar-co .ted
granules, and that i'll most cases one little
Pellet" is sufficient for dose; that they
are purely vegetable and perfectly harm :
less; and for constipation, Giliuusnsss,
sick headache, and all diseases arising
from arrangement OF the liver, stomach
or bowels, they are absolutely specific.
A gentle laxative or active cathartic,
according to size of dose.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26
Afflicted Friend.

If suffering with Rheumatism, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint or any disease caused by
impurities in the blood. Try Broom Hert
Bitters, Medicine that is vegetable and
harmless. If weak, feeble and nervous you
can trust it. 1t has cured many a sufferer
who suffered with pain and who tried every
known remedy in vain. For sale at Frazer's
Drug Store, Elkton, Md. Trial bottle %
cents, large size 500. If.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26

A lady lost her wedding ring 16 years
ago, so the story goes, at Muirshiel Farm,
near Glasgow, Scotland; while walking
i'll cornfield, and gave up all hope of
ever seeing it again. But recently she
was agreeably surprised at receiving W ord
that the ring had been turned up in pillow
ing. 1t was as bright as when lost.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26

A Jersey City Sunday school superin-
tendent has organized brass band in
connection with the services of his school,
and it has proved drawing attraction to
everybody except the citizens in the
neighborhood.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-01-26

detectives are no good. 'said Tommy,
who was reading newspaper. why
not?" asked his father. ut says here
there are a number of Congressman at
large. II the detectives were any good
they would rum EN- in"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08

,,,.v.t,. Avenue Presbyterian Church VIII san f''
Europe to-day. -. .,.r,, in the
lanes r. Casey was appointed warrant cerk ~ VIA
5oDtrnils,,s Office yesterday 10 succeed Albert "''
Tho salary is e. 900 year. p.rk
Mayor Chopin has not yet appointed INC nov n
Commissioners, but Is still believed thSG f. I,cS.
Kennedy John b. Woodward and Iheoao'' =
SON viii compose the Board.
rank Mc(;real age twcnty.ninc, OF No. Els rory
h,i - While under arrest for inoXication IN inc
Eigbtesnth Precinct Police station Yesterday, hsnEcu
himself to the door OF his cell no "~' 'u'
In time to save his lie -,
George Wise foil from the yard arm OF inc 0t ,bn
lula Robbins at the Fri" Basin yesterday , rn
deck distance Of fifty feet ana received so.
Class Day exercises were held by tho fac"r III.
,,to tr,s NJ the class OF 1859 yesterday afternoon
in tho grounds Of the Institute The president rH noe
dress was made by Elizabeth e feFh .h ,ntarg
knight handed down the heirloom TO inc 'uniSIs'
Tho class history was presented by jamie :, n na
Tho class prophecy was presented by Agnes NJ Burr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
FIFTH-HANDIC
SIX FURLoSGs.
SIXTH-SELLLNG
THE RACE FOR TIE GREAT OAKS STAKES.

London June THE great race for the Oaks Stakes
for three ycarold FLIES run at the Epson meeting
today James snarrys black 1lly LAobesse de
Jouarre won Mr.. Vyner's bay FLY Mnthe was
second and Mr. MantOn's chestnut ly Eccusion third.
rbs co,,rse was about mile and a half There wore
twelve starters.
Tho last betting 20 TO against L'Abbesso dc
Jouarre o 10 against Mnthc. 10 10 / against
secluston 4 to / against wishing Gate.
wishing Gate made the running to the distance,
followed by Virgin Queen, Criniere, Wrinkle, Sweet
Briar and Polka. Then LAbbessc do Jouarro as
sumed command and Wishing Cato fell away beaten
Minthe challenged LAb5esse dc Jouare for first place
and there was hard race homo. LAhboSse won by
a neck. secluslon was four lengths behind Mnthe
Time as.
Tho race for the Acorn stakes Of 10 soyereignS
each 8 forfeit. with 800 added. for tw0-year- old
allies Ave flIrlongs. was by the Duke Of Port
lands bay fly SemOlina. II. MaclScy's brown niN
Erica was second, and Lord Calthnrnes chestnut hly
lorraine third. The betting was 10 on semoln
IL to i against Erica and 20 10 l against Roraima
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08

sa Ben u msTTssn "a ss Saa y saa
sas y ka.S % Q S LSS e
Mutaas Umpire straight paid ss7 Is. place Ell IS;
Umpire behaved Outrageousy at post DELAYING the
start nearly half an hour one Of his p1n G re gS
e drag his hind parts ae them HhsSs sSY "a
vantage at the start UmpFS WORKED his way through his
and won e the n d BY VIVID sfaad made
G but her wider SS rnn SouS Sa'
FOURTH RACE-BRONX STAKES THkEL 1r, e."
oLDs. $50 EACH 800 ADDED. ] Is Mills
A. Belmonts b. f. zephyrus by Tho Ill GarTison
Castle saSss b. G DlaOio
s. E s. Srcw b. b. Lo4ea BEuySai % i3
f's Dune: St Ii tfoSS' '
Betting straight and ,S sPa zs e B. Ion 70
70 sSa ssSs; PeSssi 50 e and Village
Mad ~ . sRa 10 Straight paid $3.50 place 81
psRIC pace FSyefae colt Fresno ana Ben Hssr.Sn
~hdaEa oG ana z.p psSS The
~ 5qshs4 n ~S tSi Da aaS the fancy
select he POpS1T nos hGS as Srss ayo
snd ens 70 the post the price eou iG tem
EasG u Maid Dy yd Ps so ,s He
drew RSyGa UP RP S9 was ha4 Sa
,ST home and Il the ey odas seemed him But 5S
Gw .5.rndcg Ssp during S4hP Which
s ssSg Hs'g eS 'GS ssd no6y 81!
without Us aS gre IN the S BE-
sS s:1 ..sa asd ss S% Ne %
hi the stride thousand 5 %G9 rG SSt hT coTts
S .sotsh short b nSS@
RiSH snsRsis sfioEf swEEPsTAKEs
EACH,, $500 ADDED TITAN Wv
s. s Browns br g. Charlie by Prince GsaFS
S nlIv. R SIE M ovid STd ~ J.
Gio d. s&i PItmSns eh. c. Persmmons l. los
1sm.sney Brothers CHI. M Little Minnie 9. i9i;
Betting straight and Charlie 49, to Mn and
,1 RSTs@ To OVID l 8 TO ana and to j. Ocean to
and MHatS 10 Charlie straight paid s2 Is place
led n the %ss 5S1f R Gs %sHt
i Tss a1o 9Ht WOO easily By length Ovid the same
s sfxFM fsiGf SPECIAL WEIGHTS
w GRATIS Blue Rock. by hnlot-caoSSd ya'
W. iC G. Days ch t. GLORY s.
R RSsF ssi,sfs @ SGy paid $SsA
Ovid was withdrawn. Blue Rock EalSped along a. NJ
s s:ss sPH XII z iS'5
W. I.nn EsG6 'Sof Dan A9ReD6 by 6nea:FY
W e Dsiy's r. h. The BourUon. g. 1oe....;i Palmer
r. DIVERS b. c J. J. OBJ, T. ll0. SIimsSmS
P,..EnsSs Stables CHI, e. MOntagu, 4, ia. huRhcCD
" r. Joness b. 2. Bellwood. 4, 100 (canti LUZ {
Time-I :53ia. , 49,,
Betting straight and p,ncenHnpI,H" and Syons The
SoS-bon 8 TO ] and : 70 5, Montsgu to ana !"
Bellwond 10 l and 3 20 J. ,, IN AZ rl,ce All AZ
Mutuals-Dunboyno straight paid $50 10 place eli "
Beqonet place 90 95 n,o,o, ,od N within ,
.,nSrsS Yards Of the finish and Anderson mt2nG
.rd nd godfrey won't sleep HavNhln stie ~
nunbSyne who won the post by short hTs1 .icsp,
onmnS length before The Bourbon II We \ :, *,
Sov tor three jockeys-an rocked In tho cfa"e Vi -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
SAVING HIS WAY OUT OF JAIL.

An allempt to broak out of the Hudson County IsiI
IN Jersey CITY. was discovered at a. m. yesterday
by Hnllman Tlce. While he was making his ROUNDS
he heard a grating noise in cell occupied by 'ohh
Reilly. burglar who Is under sentence OIL e'sh'
wears. Tice quietly informed Tailor Birssll ana No
and Keeper Hanley went to the cell and dscoVerea
Reilly sitting a ropcsWing lesurriy sA"lns ONO Vi
40 10, b,rs which guard the window. He was
,Lor out and mt in another cell. thorough exam
,oanon disclosed tho fact that he had arrahy sawed
through two thrCe-nch bars and cut hoio 1901
,quarc In the iron base OF the door II Is believed
tina, he must have been work al least mon'h WIN
out discovery Three small, finely tempered steer
sayrg wrr, found IN his cell. II IS supposed nat nc
did nor begin work until after the mailman hsh m"ln
H. i.st rounl n . NJ Reilly was detained IN the
aIl bending tho result Of an appeal TO tho court VI
Errors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
,.,u ,.vyrcr,vc AZ iMrpICly POPE.

?, ~. rInort,d in a dispatch from Rome published
o,crd,v tina, owing to the political complications upon
Tho Continent Of Europe and the incossanI activity OF
each Of the great powers seeing that tho otacrs obtain
no undue advantage. an American "ouA hh'iE Do
-. >, b, rho nrxt popc and that his was Cardi.
mi Gibbons II was further stated that N" heallh OF
popo Leo XIII Is good and that his death at any
,nc would cause little surprise 10 IN" members OF the
sacred College who acquainted with his real condition
Al the home ~ Archbishop COrrigan, In Mad7oaaNc,
o,crda Tribune reporter found that the Archbishop
had no opinion express IN regard to the matter while
request Tor o brief interview with the Rev Dr. Charles
T. Mcdonnell lcd to the information that he was out Of
tho city when the dispatch was shown to one Of the
rothcdral priests he said II Is all ngmarolc. Ger.
talnly would Ike an American made Pop" but 10
will not come IN my day. However II Is premature to
discuss the matter ALL Tor Pope Leo Il In good health
and has many a day OF usefulness still before him"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
vAplors NEw.JERsEY TOWNS.

rfTZNEETH Tho Union County Board ot i'''-
holder, has GAel The annual Appropriation TOT cur
,crt cNpcn.cs Of the county at $4,000 \ OAIA"'
or ~ 900 remains from last year. Inc h"''''
has decided 10 build an iron dra"Oi"S' ~ ~
80 IVA, ,,.cr the Elizabeth River az sumner It..
,,., ,.oI rp,n a direct roai from tho heart Of the
civ +, the baltimore and Ohio bridge
NEW BRUNsWlC K.-Thc young krPHoH'd"' '@'
night organized Republican 'l-D in'I""'"N Wv
-, -, tho Young member, OF tho party The
,,,h viii omen and furnish a we'll equipped clubhouse
p y Runyon VA, elected president
crrp~rON-ScycraI fires have occurred In the village
,...,, s,J tbcy ar, believed to have been the work
., an tnccndiary An unsuccessful attempt was MADE
N 1bnrsday night to burn tho Episcopal Church
A citizens Protective Committee was appointed al
meeting Of the citizens held last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
uESrouESI,ER COUNTY.

-, 81 III" Mount Vernon Water Company IN
T"llr1Ibcr i--G was ord"r"i TO ,haw out some
d,r,I,Itc IN be used for blasting purposes: IN eN.
VI I'm tn1k nlarr and IOtrano had 10th 81 his arms
tnrn off, and lost the sight Of both eyes lie rccch'
brought a suit against the water COMPANY ,o t,,
barnard I'm The Circuit Court YESTERDAY ana inc JuiS
rendered. u verdict in his favOr for S',ooo
SING sING.-A large gang Of conviCiS conhhd Ia u
., s,a,e prison was set Ia work by Warden Brush
,csterIay In cleaning up the laundry and ste WornS
yc,dv Tor the resumption OF work undo" ihr PROVISIONS
y, 10 rassott blL Tho ConvictS ar pleased win
The irrespective termination Of their enforce" ncicSS'
rArCuNONr- regatta Of thc Larchmont Yacht
Cl,b which wa, 20 take plarc on SGturiaS ISl au',
ans pn,tponcd ON account of the storm, Is dhhou'ou
70 occur to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
THE OLD SAILORS SOLD THEIR VOTES.

THE OLD SAILORS SObD HELM Wis
On Thursday three inmates were expelled from
tho sailors Snug Harbor at Now-Brghton s l., and
nine moro were suspended for periods ranging from
three to six months. Their offence was that they
sold their votes at elections. For several years u
has been the custom for many Of tho Old sailors IN
tho TTarLor TO soil their votes TO the highest bidder
Tho Hoard Of Trustees wishing 10 stop the practice
rosted notice on the wall shortly before election last
November, warning the inmates NOT 10 y" u'','
- r,,, . tbem 10 cast their ballots accord
o., to their convictions. Little attention was paid
-, the notice and I'm March the trustees made an In
yrstICaton Of the matter.
Each inmate was separately questioned ana -oo
,...oA ~ having sold their votes for 81 10 the
Republicans at the November election and for II 10
tho Domocra at the local election three months later
Fu,Iv go moro were believed 10 DO guilty, Dnt "ouu
not admit IT, Twelve rnglcaders were selec'eu, anu
the governor Of the Harbor, Captain q. ID. >. Irash
ras instructed TO turn them out, which he did. ~
regard 10 tho report that tho men wero Ia 20
boSauss they uerc Democrats, Captain snow stl 10
a tribune fcporter that the statement was Sosuiu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
GAZING FOR SICK POOR CHILDREN.

The visiting physicians Of the Sick Chlldren's Mis-
sion Of the Childrens AID Society already at work
among the tenement houses Eight experienced doc
tors have been assigned 10 their respective districts
and this staff will be increased the necessity for It
arises -Four druggists have been employed TO furnish
medicine free very and at cost price TO the
Mission. Nourshng food will also be supplied In all
cases where the parents cannot provide IT, Applica-
lions for physicians should be made to George Calder,
superintendent, No. 2s7 East Broadway, or No. e73
Henry.st This charity is carried on exclusively by
voluntary contributions and gifts may be sent 10
George S. Coo, president OF the American EXCHANGE
National Bank or 30 c. L. Brace. No. "a ST. Marks
Place. (
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
THE JEROME PARK ENTRIES TO-DAY

There will be seven races at Jerome r'N -,
.rd,nc the Riyerdale HaDieap and Van Cortiahat oA
So ,,nuk,ovn horses viii and the sUoft sh"uiu
nroye TO be OF much interest
The nrst race Is for the poorest class OF
Tormentor should win this. Dl Le'chct s'on.I ....,
,,b, has by far the beat the weights ana Snolu W."
WITH belinda or Forest King. as may be pretereL VIM
the Csssatt stable with Eurus or Now OF Never An0u
run second. 1890 -, rita,
course Ballston second 49,. co,,-
Can.an Browns stable ought to capture ho Van 'o'"
land. stlkes with CorteE or J. A. Il. as trainer i'E
may prefer and Marauicr nav run second
rbs six.b IA selling affair The at race ought 70 90
~ y,iordomo II FI1datrlck will ride this bo'rr ana
lowe, straight and hard Keep him of the ia' ana FORCE
him home vigorously that TIE cor VIII i"' N-''
chance TO sun Senorita should run second
,,,psr pICE-pURsE 5000. TwOYEAEoLDs. SIX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
OUTGOING STEAXEh&
TO-DAY.
NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK FRIDAY. JUNE. i
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
Steamer Britannia (Br Dawson Liverpool MAY ~ oneens
town 30 with mdse and 1919 Pa@'engersto oU' 'A'
steamer Elder bauer Bremen Nay e. s01 nTiS a.
Steamer XiSnGa Baker Santos NAYS RIO Jpelros Is
so Martinique 81 81 Thomas June with mdse ana 70 pass
Steamer III Psso quick Neworleans days. with md'e Z"
Jenny HsTGr6 Msg; and gs' Point
Va with mGso and 70 0 oSmoRd CITY Point and
Norfolk with mdso 10 Old Dominion IS TO-
with mdse and pS.sonscrs to oId Dominion IS CO
steamer AsenbOn lewis Baltimore with mdse 10 h0'
Steamer Linda Brl o'Ne. Philadelphia in ballast to John
Steamboat Frsds de Barry Lund.Jr Jacksonville May 2S
sSp Soh American lincoln Calcutta III days with rndss
to order; vessel TO Vernon Brown Co Anvil \, With
m 6P orders vessel 70 snow burgess
md 6a5 to i orasi Tssss 10 Snow burgess
nata T Sssa@O Co; Vessel 70 whitney Co.
sUHsET-A, sandy Hook wind moderate swi cloudy and
thick Oh shore. City Island, wind esh W: cloudy
CLEARED
s,.arsr ouer mn Br Bennett London-Henderson Bros
Steamer umbra Br McMckan Liverpool VIA queenstown
steamer CITY Of Chester Br Bond. Liverpool via Queens
town Peter Wight q sons ,, -, ~,-...A e.u...
santiago tBr Potter Hull VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Steamer Island an skOdt, stettiD Copenhagen &c
sIssmor veendam (Dtch) Bouer Rotterdam-Funch Edye
steamer Rrowq ROt;eEa.mH s!a11egTs SGo
PSsaDSr la .cogne tFr sancl Havre-A Forget
steamer HOndo (BrJ, BrowHrgg Mexican ports-"lhAms
steamer G (Br). Langley LAsuayra-Bouon Bliss
STEAMER roani OBJ Russell wndWArd islands-A Outer
steamer Alps OBJ Mcknight Kingston, Port LlmOn. &c
PIN, ForUoOd a Go.
steamer AtaAna (Brl, Cook Montego Bay Kerr & Co.
Steamer HerthA tNOr Nygaad, Baracoa-Gonez Pearsa
RIO Grandc LOWS, Port Royal and ternAnains-
steamer cherokee Charleston and Jacksonville
clyde & Co.
steamer Martha StnYena Chance, baltimore II Foster
Snip Goodwin. PreSsy. AhJier Java Ior orders-A
Pickering s. Co.
Mcdonald Storer. san FrAnclsoo-SuttSD & Co.
Ship Mommsen (Gsrl Wins Perth Amooy-Iheo Ruger d
IArk BraeedaiIe (Brj Pebbles. CacuttA-J whitney Co
BsTE Ham! ngta (Nor) johnson. WAsa FinIand-BenhAm
BOyCsen. 49,, $500, r,-,---
BARK Erng NoT, svendsen. Buenos AJres-F uneh Kaye
Ryr ,n,,n. Br) Murchison Opor,o-Psul Gerhard
Brg Fanny Port. Pinto FunChal o AmsinCk q Co
BrE DAM lYSsen, san JOse do SoTte-Carsten Boz
SAILED.
s,.sm.ra Denmark for London Crcsssan Prince Rotter
sm ne 1uTt1r Antwerp Honfo Belize. ATLANTA Laguay
"a Carl Konov BaracoA Cherokee, Richmond Roanoke and
Newport News.
Ships Parker Wltmore for YOKOHAMA hanydo"n. Cal
cutta AommseD. Perth AmOoy.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAAERA
FOREIGN PORTS
rrvysFoor juno B-saied steamer England Obi. Heeey.
nETyR Juac Passed steamer Richmond Hin tBr). Perry.
from New York on her way % Loadon.
~. from Neg,York OF 10 Hamburg
GrnEITAR Juno Passed steamer IniZiauVa uta CanEo
| nrr from Mediterranean ports for SeWfork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH REDUCED IN NUMBERS.
Action was taken by Plymouth Church last evening
In the matter Of revising the roll Of church members
and cutting out The dead wood The roll at the
last annual meeting numbered cab by the action
evening II is cut down 10 1855, OF whom $50 arc
non resident members, leaving 1908 actively con
nectcd with the work Of the church. For year or
more the Examining Committee has been A. work
going over tho list OF members, and every effort has
been made to find the residences Of those not now
Identified with tho church.
As n result Of us laLors the committee recon-
mcnded at the meeting last evening presided by
Dr. g. W. Brush. that the watch and fellow ship
OF the church be withdrawn from thirty mem
hers Some Of them had requested 4, and In che
cases OF others good and sufficient reasons existed.
The addresses Of $50 other members could not be-
ascertained and while they also could be dropped It
was deemed advisable instead TO place their names on
reserved list and not To include them In the reported
number Of members
THE report and recommendations OF the committee
were unanimously adopted. DR. Abbott also said that
no had sent letters 10 $50 nonresident members ask
ing whether Il would not be better for them IN
Identify themselves with churches IN tho places whcr,
they lived. letters of dismssion will be given tn
them whenever asked for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-08
CRUEL TREATMENT OF A LITTLE GIRL,

Lille Corroran, age eleven modest W. 80
,,,,a ,r, vss the principal witness In Justice
n,,,,, coprt in BolIcviIle y. j.. yesterday against
Ar and Mrs. William Wallace, who adopted ner itou'
tho Episcopal Home for Children, and whom 'n' &C.
r,s., Of brutality treating her. She cannot Tc"n OF
ur,e. tho walIaces having refused to educate h'r,
,urs ,,.tlacs that she had been stripped naHca anu
t,,cn for an nuur with strap h%i oc"T l1I Ln
,'alc" "A ,crn forced Stca', and han he"h
npr,,,cG IN many Other crIctl"s ana IuisnIuiaSS;
Iusiirc OTsgan hold both OF the Prlsohci' " "'
az action of tho Grand jury.