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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

The June meeting OF the Coney Island Jockey Club
beeias on Saturday. June l6 Tho Suburban will be
ran On Tho following Tuesday Tho race for tho
keAhzaton Stakes win be decided on July @ the last
day o. the meeting. ms distance Is 5-s miles,
ions Journey nor three-yesrolds The entries num-
Der 2s3 and tho value Of tho prs,e d s.,,m.,.A :,
80. 600. The order Of stakcs ia gwen below:
saturday juno 15-DoubIo Event sor two YEA, o,ds
thfst heat, I'VE and one-haf hirlones fe 49,, y
Ahteef hanca9 tor tlee yeafoids sixtg two entrss
fesnths, thirty eight entries @Aa uaroesS-
Tuesday. June 1s.--Foaei Stakes Oar 49,,
I'VE nafione, lag cntses; Tidal stakeS Sor t,ss @
oses one m1e, aS5 ontres the Suburban Handcne for
AL aZns, one mile aud torth sixtyefebt i"s
Thursday, June 2o-zephyF Stakes, Tor twoeyc.,
eds, three quarters OF mile, lo4 entries MetmsIA
stahcs for hree-yearoh files one naiie a,s 1911 -
agnth, oignty-one entries sheepshead Bay Hsndsesn
mr. al ages one mile and oneeighth. sixty-thrco en-
saturday June 22sxift etakss, for three yesr.oads
scveh fsftongs. seyenty-eght entries Bay Rdsn Handi
cap iof al ages one mlo and halt thirty-nine en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
AT REDUCED PRICES.

We have assorted from the gen.
eral stock of Dress Goods, a large
quantity of odd pieces and broken
OF the finest WOOL
ems imported, and marked them
mt prices that represent only halt
their real value.
White Mohair, printed in hand
some new designs, at 90 cents;
formerly sold at $1.OO.
Summer Melton and Tamlse
Cloth, with richly woven stripes
and Borders, at $3.50 per dress
pattern; they are fully worth
$3.50.
4 small balance of MOha1r
Morning Robes, with Embroidery,
have been reduced in price from
$3.50 to $1,000. We also offer
the seasons accumulation OF rem
nants in Foreign Dress Goods, at
very low prices.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
LONG ISLAND.

RIYERHEAD.-1hc Hoar q Health. acting nnd"r
Orders from the Board ~ Health. have closed
tho schoolhOu-o In District No. >, which includes
this village
CONEY ISLAND Tho crowd Yesterday not ~
lar,r a. On tho two pryiOus SUNDAY In ~" AN''
noon the train. carried hundred. Low ih'} should
have carried thousands a warm Jun" sunday.
JANAlCA..A nov bank opened on SATURDAY. and
the t0ta deposit, ioT thr day Amounted :" -'""u
The bank organized under nc laws oi tho STATE oi
New.York, with a capital Of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
ELIZARETH.

numrrousy signed petition vas ''n' by citizen
to tho Council Board saturday n'rht, a,hie hat
BODY to investigate the alleged brutal clubbing q!
Michael ellen by Police Oniorv Ncrbrn and reuter-
The Police Committee Of nc Council and Oh" ily
Attorney VIII hold a. Investigation. samuel
Holden an old dent Of Union Conaty, was struck
by Pennsylvania RA.luH freight ua.n south
Elizabeth on saturday sht and dangerously Injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
A WELL-PLAYED GAME.
GREAT CROWDS SEE THE RBooKLYNs DE
FEATED.
RECORDS OF THE LEAGUE AND ASSOCIATION
CLUBS IN THE REMNANT RACES

TO DATE
Tia game of baseball at Hollywood PARK Long
Island, yesterday between the Brooklyn ana et bous
t..y,. Yns .ho,t as fine contest Of the kind has
been seen across the big Bridge In many day In
spts OF the fact that the game started an hour
earlier than usual Just 1l-7el people paid admission
to witness the battle. St. Louis won the game through
Kings superb pitching and lively batting. A goat
ran across the diamond In the fifth inning and
caused roar Of laughter. The game was stopped
,h,,e Latham carried the goat of the field in his
.rn,s several thousand people turned away from
sha Ground when they found upon their arrival that
The game was well under way. Tho score was as
foliows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
FATAL RESULT OF REVOLVER PRACTICE

Ferdinand Keppler, ago nineteen, the son OF
farmer living in Jackson Lane Grcenvie, " j., while
herilng cows in the fields at tho foot Of Danfofhave
Yesterday afternoon accidentally shot by one o.
two boys who were practising with revolver The
bullet entered the right groin lnficting prOta0E
fatal wound The boys, william Roe, OF No. III
Danforth ave. and Frank De Long. Of No. 10 Avenue
r were arrested and detained II await IN" result
of Kepplers injuries. kcppler was rchlo.cH 70 iho
CITY Iosrts and the surgeons there arc OF Go opinion
~ he cannot recover.
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surf stakes for two.year-Olds. five furlOngs. IL

tries Surf Stakes for twoyearods five furlonE' LAT
entries -,
Tuesday June 25.-spring Stakes. for twoyear.olds,
thrueQuarters OF mile, ninetyseven entries; Thistle
Stakes for mile and threesixteenths. forty-nne
entries Coney Island Cup, ono mile and half twenty
four entries.
Thursday, June 27.-June Stakes for two ear-olds
threequarters OF a mile nnety-nne entries, Splndt
Stakes, for threey earolds, one mile and a quarer
hfty-sx entries Coney Island Stakes for all ages ono
mile and one-eighth. thirty seven entries .
Saturday, June oo.-Good Bye Stakes ior t"u,yIa.
dds three-qusrers OF mile. twenty ono April %
Time Test Stakes for all ages three-quarters OF III
eighteen April entries Knickerbocker HanucsP' io' "
ages and three-eghthS miles. forty enIIle ,..t
Tuesday, July 2.-The Double Evcn 90 ,trea
for two-y earolds three-quaters OF nle Iu rains
Realization Stakes for three year olds c.t "a CIV
$40 oOO) one and fve-eahths miles IL Iva al Ses
ty-sx yearling entries; the StrTlp 'up, Io' o." ~
one and one-han miles eleven April ENTREES
Three purses and overnight handcaps VIII oo gwen
each day the value Of which will not DO less ina"
81 900 apiece.
r..,. ,,u h. racing at Jerome Park every day this
week.
Ten vesrings, bred in August Belmonts NURSERY
std are 10 be sold by Colonel Bruce, at the
uors. Exchapre, on Monday, June TO- They arc inc
get of Kingfsher and st. Blaise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS:
ppTNswICK-Henry Adams. Of Boston. FIFTH
.vrNrE-senator Henry w. Blair. OF New'Hsmpshiie.
cITsry Judge A. w. Rucker. Of Colorado MURRAY
HILI,-senator Cushman h Davis OF Minnesota No"
sanator C. p yeddcr NEw.YoRK-Robert NJ Nc
Iare recently United States Minister TO Franco
sTURrFyA NT-Titus Sheard Of Little Falls. N. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
NEWARK.

Tho woman's Medical Congress Of specialists sur
geons physicians electricians, hydropathist' massage
manIpuators, ctr. opened al No OH Broads few
weeks ago under the direction OF" Dr. William Grcy.
alias Napoleon Douglass alias John W. Forsyih and
numerous other names. Tho other nGht he LETT tho
town. under circumstances OF an imperative Character.
and tho police arc now looking for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
wESrcmESTER COrNrY.

WHITE PI.NINS.-The We,tchcsicr County Cirrult
Court and Court 81 oyer ard Trruinrr viii conyru"
Al the Court House this morning. Juds' Hamari pr.
siding The civil calendar g. heavy agd thor 40"
several important criminal cases tu b" tried Henry
/ Cassidy and hi, son IIcr'y \ cassidy an "a b"
tried for arson In having a. ALLEGED. s"t ir 10 Ia"
Catholic Protecory buildings. 10 The Town OF Wet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
THE JEROME PARK PROGRAMME.
MR.. wIrHERs MAY WIN THREE RACES WITT

BROORDALE HORSES.
Tho American Jockey Club offered a liberal pro.
granme for to-day but the conditions OF the several
races failed to- attract large number Of entries.
with fair skies and a good track, however, there Is
n promise of interesting sport The first race is
selling affair and the second did not I'LL The third
should DO won by D. D. withers's Sweet Home colt
Majordomo, who ran VOL on his first appearance at
Grsyesend Oh Thursday. Captain " Sam Browns
Reporter is improving and should run second
Fttzroy ought 70 win the fourth race, Eosn second
The 18th race also should go to Brookdale, for
Salisbury ought to be first, King Crab second.
These are the entries:
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SELLING. HALF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
BLACK GOODS

Monday. June Bird, we shall offer
tho balance Of our BrOcade and
Striped Black Grenadines from
81. 25 to $500 per yard:
Especial attention is directed to
n line of Mexican Grenadines, all
silk, at 70 cents per yard; form
erly $3.50.
Also to Embroidered and Striped
Black Crepe de Chine, from ". 90
to SO 90 per yard, and to a lot of
Black Brocaded MOhairs, which
we are closing out at 80 cents per
yard.
All the above goods are Of the
best quality and in most desirable
styles.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
STATEN ISLAND.

An Immense number 81 people went N N'N'a
rssnd ycstsray and tho boat, aud train, v"re iAN"d
10 their utmost CaTarity. There At least 10000
peonIc al south Hrarh. Another biz CrpRI Nllh"l
Silver Lake and EraIina, and II IS estimated thai n"
total number Of visitors on tho ISLAND VA ialY
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

The Jersey City team leads In the Atlantic Associa-
ton rare but the margin is small that defeat
would give the lead to Hartford. Many people think
Hartfords squirt is only temporary and that when the
teams enter the home Hartford will not be among
the leaders SPECIAL meeting Of the Atlantic Asso-
citation will be held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel this
morning Tho Cocoran case will be settled and tho
Jersey City Hartford disputed game will be thrown
out. Tho record is as appended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

The Brooklyn and Kansas City teams Will play At
Washington Park to-day, and the Jersey City and
Wilkesbarre teams at Oakland Park.
Tho Senator and Acme mines played lively game
at Recreation Park yesterday afternoon In the
presence of 1000 spec tators. The Acmes out6atteo
their opponents, and won by score OF 10 TO %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
snn n,,.. age sou 81 Moon sets. II 20 NoSnsAs'
HiGH WATER
, v-s,ndy Hook 10 90 Gov Island 10 81 NAL oatS oo3
: n-sa.nI HcoK 1910 Gov IsAAd 1913 heu Gate OAO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

TEE CARTOONS OF THE OLD MASTERS are pre-
for OF the present generations bocauAo
Of tho character Of the medium In which they
we're drawn The same precise materials used
portraltH miniatures DC Of establishment rendering
ia EN- as permanent A. the eveIlhstug hills
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To MOTHKHS.

"Mrs wTssIows SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Tsethng"
soeua gums reduces Inflammation Auhys all paln
wind colo and diArThnA 20 cents botue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS. estayS so cS
i pages. illustrated. The standard autnony ~
American openair amusements Rules for sailing ssim,
ming, bail playing shooting horseback riding g;
Entertaining and unive rsally eompmsntsd bs us s~
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''CHEToPA."
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D,


se,..s OF the Nervous system. Gsato Urinary orRans
In potence and sterilIy. Hours 70 IL 5tOS
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culars calling on ali worldngmen 10 drink Sohen~N
beer IN preference 10 Budweiser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

In the American Association race the St. Louis team
sim holds the lead, but may not DO so much longer
All of the champions pitchers are out OF conutoh
except King, and overwork VIII put him In the same
Nnd OF FIX The record 10 date is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
COMFY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ONE NILE
Entries 70 close al the course at .. m.
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esmenta.

l.. g. w. "CHEToPA.n
A new cJllar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

The Yale nine has taken pronounced lead in the
intercollegiate race the appended table will show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24

meeting OF the Commissioners of Emigration siDce ts
Leerdam arrived February 81. and that there had
been no special order by the Commissioners IN fefer-
ence to the immigrants. On further examination BY
Assistant DistrictAttorney Smith, Mr.. Jackson said
that the superintendent Ct the Landing Bureau at Casts
Garden had reported that the mon were liable t.
become public charges. Hs had no special dIrectioT
from the Commissioners.
Commissioner stephenson testified that SO far as b
knew the Commissioners had not examined the M
migrants before secretary Jackson sent the lette
to the Collector. Mr. Stephenson had examined II
immigrants themselves since the report of the Co
lector and he considered them as men likely 10 b.
como good citizens as they were young and stalwat
and had some money. They had paid double passas
so that the steamship company would not lose II tho
were returned. ard the extra amount paid by the In
migrants was TO be returned TO them II they were q
lowed 10 land
Judge Brown decided that the report made TO tb
Collector was not based such an examination as ws
contemplated BY law. He ordered that the immigTans
be discharged and they released from the cusod
Of the Commissioners Of Emigration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24

do not seep Mr. NiooII Observed why Mr. MI, ny
should be Disseminated against AN so n srv
that sbnuld have been forced to make the sus-
gestIons did TO the Controller There was no sooo
reason for him 10 hold the threat Of punishment pro-
ceedng from himself as public officer over men VINO
BY revealing the turpitude Of public onice,s laws
DIlbic service for which the Constitution ana laws
provide that they should be granted immunity Co.. 90
In answer to the question as 10 what me e NS,T
the ControIler'S decision would be upon Mr., NNol
connection with the inquiry, he SAID: - St1n,
not answer that now. ! have had no ooh1 u, ~
with fhe matter for several days. My letter 10 PIT
Deekman declining the city's retainer pIacsuItab
ended that connection. II can only be rene"oo III
n was believed yesterday that Mr. Nicos reiauoh d
with fhe case would be renewed and that Nv "onu
20 forward with the investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24
TEE ARMENrAYs nAY STAY HERE.
JUDGE BROWN. OF rHE UNITED STATES
COURT, pEoIpEs THAT THEY SHOULD
NOT BE SENT BACK.

NOT BE SENT BACK.
Judge Alfred steclher went about hurrfedy from one
official to another yesterday In the effort TO prevent
the sending away Of twenty Armenians who according
to the order Magone, to have returned
on the steamer Leerdam on which they came 10 this
country. writ of habeas corpus was obtained from
Judge OBnen on Friday night but Il doubtful
whether the Federal officials would recognize its valid
fly. An application made Judge Brown, in the
United States Circuit Court, yesterday, and when he
was informed that the Commissioners Of Emigration
had not acted the question Of their exclusion he
granted writ Of habeas corpus, which was served on
Commissioner Stephenson and Collector Magone If
minutes before the time set for the conveyance Of
the immigrants to the Leersiam. Commissioner stephen
son and several policemen led the twenty immigrants to
Judge Browns courtroom. They mostly sturdy
young men and each Of them had small Of money
Judge stecler asked for the discharge of the immi-
grants on the ground that the Coecor had acted with
out the certificate Of the Commissioners Of Emigration
that the immigrants came withs the prohibited
classes. Assistant United States District Attorney
Smith represented the Collector, and produced GER
fcate signed by Secretary Jaclon to the effect that
the Commissioners of Emigration found that the imm-
grants were liable to become public charges. Com
missioner Stephenson and Secretary Jackson IN
the courtroom, and Judge Brown suggested that an
Immediate examination to the action of the Com
missloncrs OF Emigration might be- had
secretary Jackson testified that thsre had been no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24
4 FINE CONCERT UNDER TWO Roors.

Under the auspices Of the 9TH Regiment Glee Club,
given last night at the reglmenal headquar-
tcrs Parkaye and SXty-seventhst In every previous
the entertainment had been spoiled by the echoes
Recently member OF the club suggested that the diff
neulty might be overcome by the erection Of tent on
the main floor as that would prevent the sound from
reaching the Roof Of the big building The experiment
last night proved success The entertainments was heo
under large tent in the northeast OF the nrmoy'
and two thousand present including
Colonel Emmons Clark and the officers Of tho regiment
Madame Blanche Stone Barton, soprano; Miss Helen
Dudley Campbell contrato Slgnor Del Puene baritone
and ]. H. Mckinley tenor. assisted the Gee CLUB In
giving thoroughly enjoyable affair. Charles Herbert
Ioyt the leader Of the club, musical director and
Cappa lead orchestra OF fifty pieces The selections
more popular than classical. and the audience was
liberal with its applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24
coNrRoL1Es MYERS SEEKS ADVICE.
THE CORPORATION COUNSEL TELLS HIN WHAT
HE SHOULD DO ABOUT THE MARKETMEN
--urAT MP NICoII, SAYS

HE SHOULD DO ABOUT THE MARkEIMhN
WHAT MR.. NICoLL SAYS
Controller Myers sent letter yesterday % COT
pofation Counsel Beelan IN reference TO MI Ncons
letter of February 10 refusing to accept the retainer
Of the CORPORATION Counsel and so on with the nc"
west Washington Market investigation unless me
Controller should restore TO Marketman knby ms
hermit and cause Il to be clearly understood mat
other Shareholders who might like kilby' come ior
ward and give testimony OF Matchmaking transactions
could do so without danger of having their permits
,eroed The controller refuses 10 cancel his ievoca-
tiou Of Kilby,s stand but asks the Corporation Coun
eers advice about granting immunity for forfeiture
Of their privileges in the market to persons who
may hereafter give testimony before the Commissioners
of Accounts regarding bribery.
Mr. Reelman replied. advising Mr. Myers that bis
chief concern should be to ascertain whether any OF
hs own subordnates have participated I'm the corrupt
practices charged, that the public service may be
prged of dishonest officials To this end 1t Is 10 Mr.
Deekmans opinion both proper and expedient for
tho Controller to offer immunity TO persons who may
hereafter give ties tmony to show that bribery or black
mailing practices have existed I'm procuring priv
iieges in the new market
De Lancey Nicol was seen at the University Club
by Tribune reporter and was shown the correspond
ence alluded to- He said, after reading
II that while he was glad that
the Controller had decided TO do In part what had
been suggested 20 him. 1t a matter Of regret that
he had not decided to restore Mr. Kiloys stand also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24
TEE RrDrYG o1UB At DryNER.

The decorations for the New-York Riding Club dinner
Dolmonicos last evening elaborate and appropriate
They consisted mainly Of saddles preasplates, FitzW
Qrths and Weymouth brides and with the tables
form Of horseshoe. they gave the feast decidedly
"horssy1 appearance. There present among others
John S. Wise, OF Virginia Howard Carroll, Dr. Egbert
Guernsey, Jordan L. Mott. Joel d. Erhardt. John IL.
sarin Elihu Root General Stewart L. woodford Colonel
Parsons and ex-Surrogate Daniel O. Rollins Mr.. Wise
responded the toast sour Guests and followed by
James W. Hustled in reply to "The State" Howard Car
roll stood up when "The New.York Riding Club was
called and General woO1ford told what he knew about
''Th9 LadleAH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24
REsrRA1xED FROM SELLING FURNiIuhE.

Mrs. Eliza Harmon says that she ooIlONeu CO a io
rn,s S sn.ssae Isdor S. Brooks and Emanuel e. Bach
doing business under the Of the Id'n Wy isu 40.
and Guarantee Co.. Of No. 1O5 BrOadway rOr pe loan
Of the money three months there "'s co.ed -
suo mortgage for $50 on furniture worth $1,000 II
was to be repaid in instamenss and when snS iaea TO
nav one Of these the company threatened 70 ,e sne u
oture. Through her counsel, william ~. MunuS, ano
SUN J" a.oUa ~ usury and obtained injunction
straipne the defendants from, interfering with the fur
niure motion to continue the inl%nGuon penang
me suit viii be argued before Justice o'5ren IN Inc
Snnrene Court Chambers, this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24
wyppr ps,1MSNGING STARTED!

George G. lockwood delivered an interesting lecture
nm Tbe nevelopment Of Sacred Music in the free 6atur
d.v NIGHT course at Cooper Union last night Music ne
said had been connected with religious rites since the
early ages. St. Ambrose was one OF the hrs' composers
s .uT,ors r,usIe He spoke Of the different types OF
music that had sprung up in the different Protestant
hohas after the Reformation Psalmody in its modern
sense NAV be regarded having originated in the SIX
tenth century. when Clement Mafe the court poee VI
tnc,s translated nftytwo psalms into French verse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24
10 VISIT THE HOLY LAND.

The Rev. DR.. Albert Erdman, the Rev. Dr. hosor.
g. Seymour the Rev. J. J. Woolsey, Davla Y boh
and wife, Thomas p. Barmdeld, Robert A. Enwarus'
Sir George Boden Powell and Mrs. stephen watson
sailed yesterday ON the Imam steamer CITY OF Cnes'cr
to visit the Holy Lands month wiz 10 sponO
- rstne and In cities prominent IN Biblical history,
and then the party viii 60 overland to Iarsus' smyrna
and Ephesus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24
cu,perp WITH KILLING HER HUSBAND

coroner MESSENGER was engaged Yesterday IN inves-
oo,O"o ,,o death Of Henry cordes, of No. 1oa
nyas'ps Who died on Friday night, and whose
bieecher,s' CorJes creole IS charged with tho as
sault which caused his death The cs eomp,o were
onarreng at the time and Louis Tnen nous". the
Isnslord Of the building testified that mrs. Iolues' on
the night in question, picked up p's p NV AN o,
reT s,ov was fatal Mrs. Cordes was eoiiin''eu {"
fba Tonnhs without ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24

A MISSING ENGLISHAAH RECOGNIZED HERE
In the Midland district Of England few week
ago, wellknown solicitor, Daniel Wilshaw sherratt
member Of the firm of Thomas sherratt q Son..
Of Kidsgrove, suddenly disappeared. On February
H. the day Of the arrival OF the steamship Umbria
at this port, the missing man was seen on the
Bowery. 41f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24
4 BUILDER FAILS FOR se74, 900.

Boston, Feb. 23.-William Bassett, builder of 30.
ton and Everett, has gone into insolvency. Ill
liabilities arc stated at S674,000, Of which abot
s31S, 900 is secured by mortgage on valuable Bar
Bay property He offers twenty cents on a dolIs
on his unsecured debt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24

psamsnsng was at rt fashionable o. me
gay eourtteTs of Francis Ine "' -
about the ninth century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24
.vorHrR CLUB TO GO 10 WASHINGTON.

ANOTHER CLUB TO GO TO HAsHIN'IUN'
Thu XVIII Assembly District Republican Association
wnI 90 to washington, the inauguration OF General
Harrison with 200 men, The silk banner presented 70
The association by Colonel " r. Crse VIII be carried
md band twenty three pieces wa Iumlsh INC music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24

Tho members Of association who win wear white
tiles win start for Washington tho evening Of March g.