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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
sr.Rr1yG AcROSS THE ocr,x.

The feet of ocean steamers which sailed for Rurope
yesterday carried large number Of passengers
Among those on the Anchor Line steamer City Of
Rome were tho Rev. J. +. Brio, Captain John Gun
bingham, U. S. N: the Rev. +. Felix, Professor and
hn. Albert Fernand, the Rev. James p. Green. the
Rev. Ira Harris. DR.. p. a. Kearney, Captain Peter
kiSns the Rev. T. Dale LIttlewood DR.. D. J. McLaugh.
I'm, DR.. A. J. Miles, Captain John Mulch, Edward n.
Post, Fire Commissioner PnrToy 4. z. Prentice. Cap
tain d. Rzdemaker, Miss Alice d. Shaw, Robert G.
washburn and Or. and Mrs. J. ". Williams.
Tho CITY OF New.York carried among others tho
Sssi Of Chesterfield. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Falkland
Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bannister, the Rev.
kessrs. Charles COnklln and Abraham Conklln Pro.
lessor and Mrs. Charles n. Crande, Thomas Dudley,
ne Rev. Dr.. and Mrs ". T. Eva, Professor and Mrs.
E. r. Fletcher, the Rev. Or. and Mrs. Douglas r.
Forrest, Dr.. william Fox, william Gibson, IT,. the
Rev. Father Hayden, Mrs. J. II. Hawiey. the Rev.
J. v. Hazen, Or. F. W. Halsey, Professor Louis NJ.
Haapt, the Rev. DIR. and Mrs A. r. Rendg, OF Brook.
IN; Mrs. John NJ. Ward (Helen DauvrsyI, the Rev.
pr, David Wills. Dr. Leslie D. Ward, Processes
a. q. wilson and Professor II. A. Wheeler.
The Princess RsiulaDi sailed on the White Star
boat, and among the other passengers were Captain
y, = Black, the Rev. J. c. Desmond, J. Is. Irving,
.hs Rev John X. Logic. Dudley Phelps, George shop.
eIa Rase W. D. Shaw, Captain spencer smith. Mr. and
~ III aired Won der Muhil and Dr. Walters. With
nne Trsye were Baron Won Blechroedor. Professor
nsn, rsai kailsch, Mrs. LIN Lehman. alisch, tbs
-. suhn II. lockwood. Mr. and Mrs. walter ".
tf~wt ,s.ab Martinez. Mr.. and Mrs Oottloib Metz,
'V'sph Meyer and Fred Nuremberg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
couRr cALENnAns-ro.pAY.

suynENE CouHr-GENEEGL TEN Before Van Brunt J.
Daniels and Barrett JJ.-Reoesa , 49,
surRENE CoCET-C As-hs'ot' ihkrAnA"~ -"oN'n
srrTEsE CouET-srEcAL TEEM-PAHr I.--AdiouruOd Tor
srrESaE CouEr-srrciAL TESN-PAEr H.-Adjournod for
suSsGME covHI-cIseur-PAET r.-BstOrs oBrsa. J.
SSrssSE couHr-cncuIr-PAEr II,-Brfore AnarsvS l.
SrTEESx corKT CfRouu-PAET IIT.-Beiors Reach. J..
sUTEIss CoUKr-CiRoUn-P w. Before InErAhAn. J.
sUEaoGGTEs ooUET-Befors Ransom. s. Wills Of Isaac
Broek 10 a. ~ r,o,,. ca,y,o, Peter n H..am
MARY K Partn. FredcrcN Muller, ,. / Muller. r. EoG
stein Amos Cnttng 10 "a "i,hsm bLrs"h"i, MARY l.
SUPERIOR CoURT-oESERAL TLRs-Ad Iournsd nnul June
srPEkIoR CoCKr-sPEcLAL TEn-Bsiofs sodEUok 60
sUFERIos Eqrur TERM-Beiore Freedman. J.-Ad'
srprEIoE couaT-TnIAL TERN-PARr I.-Bsfore vruAI.
j. Case 90 Marshall Woncn's Mutual Insurance anu
SUPERIOR Couxr-TRuL TTRH-PAEr iI.-Beforc O'Gor
man: y-Adiooine,' nnt,l JgnS p,vr rrr n.,o,. ru-o
srrER3oK CouET-TmAL TERM-PAHT IN.-Adjournsi for
CoxSos PLEAs-aESrnAL TERN Before IAuemors, CT.
COMMON PLSAs-sPEcIAL TERN-B Before Daily, J-Motions
CoNNoS PLxAs-E9urTr Tn"H.A,lou'ne anei Ju if
COMMON PLEls-TSlhL TEN-PAEr H-Adjourned for
CRY CoUHr-GEsER4 TEEH-Bsfors MoAdAm C. J..
Eshrbas and Heinz JJAdouEnsd loE NE tsIi9 Nation.
CiTY CouEr-THiAL TEEN-rAET i-Adlourned Tor me
term.
CRY CouET-TniAL TKRN-PAEr IIT-AdJoprnsd for tho
COUNT OF CENTRAL sEssIoNs-PAET l.-Boiors Recorder
SnyI and Assistant DstrotAitorn'y Davis Aour"e TOT
COURT or GENERAL sEssioNs-PAET fIDefore Msrtine j.
and Assistant DisreLAttOrneJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" io'
corET OF GENERAL sEssoys-PAEr M Before Glider
sleeve j. District Attorney Jerome Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
NETWORK CENTRAL
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
ON nri after May IS uAns lc1vo
EpANn Cent? A. ~ ALTON

GRAN CENTRAL STATION,
- =. m. Rochester aud Mon;rGai Express drawing.
via d. / H. II. r also East Albany to st. Ao0ns' via
Central 50 Vermont FINous vEsTIBULEp NETWORK
cHICXS6 NIB ST LoGIs LiMiTED composed exciH
@ q ose IN fa9s' syseSs at
Buaao fac, cleveland Oleto, ing a. Chicago
o. 30 next * n day CoSsScs, cleveland win Tor
EoHmou, and Cincinnati Elegant compartment sleeping
cars %SS chicago 70, NSsa Fails. 1 TS
hcsQo drawing room cars Censndagga ana R9chestet
r. %i'R so Ss"HSf aRa
Adams &C. Drawing RON ear" 49,, GT Ae@ny ana t"g g,w
nsrS sS ca M S &9o! AID
Ncrh to i ASns and aRn
points on Etchburs II. H. Drawngroom car New orN
TO M Fu,t Chicago Cincinnati and st. p LGSs E T
pres 5 N"saS FaT hSnHO I SSnaSSn 81 Louis
detroit and Chicago with veSt'on'ed ana Seep'"S '""
Cndsua ,aS
Albany 20 Csnandlisns: Iah IN ''t arln
TO 30 T 81 on 5aS 80 cPGaDa?ya
Pa Ep Rouse fSR had
burg With paror car Tor and CaSaRaaSa daily
7aS u nSpo and Cleveland GanS.i, ;2' 4 r.
80 Ep:' N oTos,6 E>P 9isyclsnd CScnna In.
danapC s. a. D0tc. sd GhiGasC With Ac SElsS
",sss W 81 s%nfr INA R No
Gp%sSoDc S %s ..' 81 SSSS an| With
.,a T q s Sad c sP%Ta station us
sSS RRs Pass s p w %i1t sna s9S a
FaIlon Sta. and 300 Beit9id;sye T. D. BtSoSiyn 49,.
ss nun s soa SsGs take % North and Yes!
FAST prrrsF1ELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL.
win wSTnG naSpE SS as sr ssyss nGd
:. SS PAN D. NJ Fast ams, '14''
sEo Gsa + p IsSs.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
BITS OF LEGAL. NEWS.

An Injunction granted by Justice IngrahAm
In the supreme Court yesterday at the suit Of
James 5. Nrgley and James 4. Carmichael, rs stock
holders OF the Mcxhan Pacific Coast Railway tom
pany, restraining William Henry New God, LucuS
CLARK aud thr company from selling, transferring
In any way interfering with tho concessions, maps,
plans surveys and other property OF the company.
Jarob LOcWenihAl d sons and other crcdItOn Of
Morris Levy tlot VJS lnsolvcnt when he trans
ferred chs premises No. 100 h'AntOn--L 10 Abraham
l.. stone. They have brought suit In the supreme
Court 10 have convey sct Asd" on the ground
OF fraud.
The complaint made against tho management oil
the Granite state PrUvhcHt Association wa heATl
yesterday afternoon before justice German AMI
promptly dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
STILL FIGHTING INSURANCE COMPANIES.

STILL FIGHTING INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DR. William ". PeynoldS and his wife, Mrs. Jessie
Reynolds, against whom a charge of presenting falls"
aud fraudulent returns OF the loss resulting from Inc
destruction OF their house and furniture In Flushing
was preferred by an English Insurance company, and
who we're completely eXonerated In tho court o;
Oyer and Tcrmlncr have claims against vanous In
surance companies amounting in all 10 $4,000 on
policies covering the property One Of those demands
for g. 900 against the Fircmah's Insurance Company
OF Newark =. J.. has been the subject Of suit, thu
trial OF which ended yesterday. II took place In tho
Supreme Court before justice O'Br'en and Jury ana
A scaled verdict ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
IryrA1 MrrrIYG or KryG,s pArGnrERs.

ANNUAL MEETINH OF hTN"H UHT'HTH"''
Tho annual Nav meeting Of the oricr OF tho King :
Daughters vas held Yesterday IN the Broadway Tabcr
nacle. Broadway aud Thirty fourihs' The morning
YES sion WAS devoted 20 PRAYER and conference on The
work Of thr order. tho exercises being led bv the
presldent, Mrs. Margaret Boiiomc. Addresses were
delivered at thu afternoon session bY the president
Mrs. Willis BarDoS. Mrs. Theodore Irving. Mrs sbd
more the rev Or. Darlington and Mr.. Isabella {.
r.vts Ten members founded the order in lrsi {.
~ 600 is the number OF active members now on The
roll. . - ,,... r,.,,,,
eyenng In the rom attlrhCd 10 the new 'hApcl OF
Tho Consolation Brllcvu" Hospital, by drFgauon OF
over thlrJ OF the Daughters OF me Ming H"m Inv
Church Of the Beloved Disciple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
AN INTERESTING SUMMER BOOK

The Pennsylvania Railroad has Issued AT Interest
ing book on "summeT Excursion Routes which
contains great deal Of Information useful TO ta'
elers. There are 224 pages, and descriptions OF
about 400 summer resorts from Virginia TO Canada
These descriptions are arranged Alphabetically ana
include brief sketches OF geographical features win
lists OF leading hotels and excursion rates from le"
Ing points on tho PennsylVanis system. There u
general map Of the Pennsylvania system WIN Us
connections In New England and Canada, ana bras.
illustrations OF Interesting features along the rohtes
nsae had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
COMMENCEMENT HoyoRs AT LAFAYETTE

Easton, PENN May 29-The honors for commence
ment at Lafayette were awarded this morning az
follows: Latin shluaiory, Harry s. Robinson, OF
Wilkesbarfe: Philosophical GRAFTON, u. NJ Gemml OF
New-Park, Penn; pathological Grafton. n. W. Marsh
Of Ha!lStead, Penn; classical GRAFTON, 2, j. Miller, nf
Raston, pepD: mathematical Grafton. T. NJ. stafford.
OF wyaiusing. Penn. ysledietory. Albert IT, wecs. Of
wilkesbsrre The other receiving speeches were
hessrs. Allen. Aver. Cramm Davis, Dun,ont, Dunlap
Gilchrst Ravens. Herring, Marsh Price, schnsbIe,
solthwick and Wagner. Tho astronomical prize was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
BOYS SKULL pRAcTURgD At PLAY.

As several children were playing on the emeanR-
ment At Tcn,h.ave and One hundred and nnth'st yes
terday afternoon Albert Robinson. sgc seven was
pushed over the brink by accident. His head struck
on stone and his skull was fractured At tho
Ninety-nnth-t. Hospital later u was said that The
boy might recover. The polico arrested Prank
Smith, ten gears Old who pushed Albert down the
embanEment, hut II plain that he did not intcnd
70 hurt bis playmate. Both bows lived In one house
the boulevard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

review the mon In the Surveyors department. The
Collector made bret speech TO them. lie advised
them TO DO upright, honest and faithful In their
dealings, and assured them that removals would be
made for cause only,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
Ocean 5trnmers.

OOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRAMS,AILAN-
" TtQUE FRENCH LINE TO HANNts, to.,o. =,
Cppanys PiS new Noe North River It. q MossoaS'
Ia bot RGoGEE. Franacul sap,ran sH tunS n noon
Il BHETAGNE, dc Jousrcn. sauriay 5I iI 70 rS.n u"
A. FoiGET, General Agent No bowling "I0e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

lns OLLEcToR IysPECrs THE BARGE OFFICE
pe'h .'ohn u. Gunner and Henry stsnwood. who
e pe deputy collectors under Collector Erisrdt
- tne Custom iiouEe yesterday 10 be sworn
=. ~. ing approval OF their appointment hsd not
one from the Treasury Department. Collector
sssut pent 10 the BARGE onaee In the afternoon 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
Orn Sooos

A TTENTION French gloves French cor
n rtA Fr,uch psra.ols French p"Tfumes French hand
kerrhieis French stockings sod Ercnch Drcos 1T
IAMMES'S Frrnch establishment. ~ west Both
TUINA mattiuCS. choice patterns. Our AS
.ortuent IL The from ~ 80 Roll. CarletinEa
Ruqs Fancy Chair. Andrew Lcst"Ts Sons al BrOa1wAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
We Are Determined

THAT ALL Our CUSTOMERS SHALL BE TREATED
ALIKE THE ONLY WAY To 10 THIS is TO GIVE
EVERY ONE 4 DOLLARS WORTH OF GOODS FOR
al THIS YOU RECEIVE EVERY TINE AT THE
FURNITURE NND CARPET HOUSE OF GATELT
WILLIAMS i3G AND i2s WEST ESD ST. GOODS
MARKED ~ PLAIN FIGURES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
Railroads.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Fast Express Trains Ma PHILADELPHIA,
BAITIMOHE, WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
Ir,yr NEW. YORK. foot Of Iibcrty-sa. a. follows:
IG CHICAGO, 8:l6 q, m, II 100 N dnighI "a
For CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS. 40 A. m. o:oo
q. n.
NJ. | 80 D. ~. 80 o. M, Is D. m. 100 D. M
SupTaS 50 an 30 1903 1873 pm. 10 mihuL sht
Al trains stop at chester anh Wilmington except Sl'
" For Tickets and Pullman Car Space call At p. o:
Ticket Ohcos, 81 26l. AIS ard LAO Broadway or AZ
station foot ot Lberty.st
Ecw-York Trarsfcr ComranY viii call Tor ana cheek
ciIks. o. SCULi. Gent Passenger Agent
r ODELI General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
OH. MARCHAND'S
Peroxide Of HVdrOael and GlyG0T0lG.

These cuts illustrate welldsyeloped case Of dphsnes,
before and after It's by the use OF Mso'@hu :
Peroxide Of Hydrogen and Glyeofonc:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
alnsltnI JHslrumeNts.

A NUMBER Of slightly used grand, upright
"A and souare pianos u make which we're specially
,ssstsd anil ugo oJ artists Of the Metropolitan ope'a
HouSs company during inc past oYotA seANon, WIZ Do
SO a a tiberiI reduction from our regular prieeA
WA. ENAHE 4 co.
METHODIST BonK CONCERN BUILDING,
bTiI.AvE and 9Orlt.ST.
Temporary WareroOms IN rear Entrance. west 2UthsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

= EuIGH VALLEY RAILRoAD.

Fl EHlGh FALlbA halIhOAD, -
PASSENGER TEAMS leave foot Of Costisads sss
Do wy n for sIatinston and intermediate points
and the West and principal local poin,s Chair esr y
nj a. M for Elmirs and Intermediate points
n, m for TunkhanDoek and intermediate points.
Chair cars TO Tunkhsnnoek Connection to Heading end
sss ' e. and n ss.SssE: intermediate
coS aS 81 to H scsaiS SSA and hai.bars
and The West; IHln.ah sleeper 70 Lyons .o 49,.
cet sar ali pops in Mshanoy and Hazleton co resiono
SUNDAY TRAINS ,
8 a. for haueh Chunk. Haaieton ana m'efm'0asts
S1o D. m fo- Mauch Chunk and !ntsrmedls.e points
n for GePsTa Lyons ET 81 fySSs shes'''
and the G Ssssral Eastsrn Once 2ss Broadxay.
~ ,wAssHgIrNsSToS AND oF pS N4w1FssrY
VIA P PfTLSA kN Is ks4p - II r r 49,
and BALTiMoRE AND OHIO r r.
sod TTaHsNO T,i,' sv Ne E5 nN f f 1877 an
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY lgTH
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF New'erssys
For wasldngton and Baitinicre, 30 6. m. g.
az 2sS siS M !? night Ig &, sunday. s;so m
Al Trains STOP at chester and Wilmington except sis
81 o' 5 RffsI'a.gsss - 80 s.st s!.s.s
$50, $50 a n i &c., 2;s6, Sis, s. S:so D. m Il
"a ,s sat b =
West s 12gsn;s is9 saSs I2S York: Court
New.Yofk Transfer Company VIII csf for and ehces
baggage from hotel residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
Ocean CLEANERS.
XHTHITE STAR LINE

~ s2S SftySf sB sA AEB F tf EsFF22rss
SH54$ sS Il:
'hHhfsny Slg lo !pYS e NJ
m Goa seo go and fG = O. pT e.S ss
sar;isS o. thee Onward sss sGs
once H ~ Il BrosdTaS -ra ' o.D
TNMAN LINE =; s; and Royal Mail Steamers.
FROM Tof FEC Is loot N:S3sss
cCIETTYY 81 81 effsftE sstSsd.5 S
CITY OF W |ssd2s:1ay S 1SAi IL ~
chp af of PthIssxsE 80 and SSp%srG " sEdoSb
cADIf FEff RI w SFEHFfSsns S IS ASen
NoRDDEggdTSS4CHHdEiRlI HE'LL LL e ibx ss; Co.
~ xEwYoSRHko k sot ETH iHP II E And BREMEN
steamer FISH 81 h 5SP PsS 'SG H'''1s'
Es Ss ws J 5aa' sS
JS3s ,,s bTo wSf bertha SuGi " esa
6. .: $fER5Ss e g: 81 eas
CCNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
FASH f'G Ex FIJI s. 4 fSii9 sEE$ysIcEo
afiss.if n sssssas ). &
Ss:E $hil carr: :%S" e:';:s:. Ss,;s@ss!: ssiy
VII mot not ssTy iD.srme St, pa ss,ser'
cabin j Jp s1TsSs s sss
low rss For ssSs and psssass apply 70 tic company
ontco 4 Bowling Green, NeWYork.
VERNON H. BROWN CO.. General AKensa
~ IRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT for
l,Sued By HEtpELDACH, ICKELHEIAER CO. LoS
4 NCHOR LINE. l.. s. Mail Steamships.
"A NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL.
IS CITY OF ROME, We'd, June 20. july "a Aug 81.
aBd every fourth Web e>iay theIeIitr.
saloon passage, eco and upward setoGL class, sSO
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY,
Prom Pier ~, NOrtu Eyei. foot Of RToy:st
FurnesElA June l. n. IN Clrca IL, q.
DeI onla b p M Eth opIn. June %, ~ NJ
Rates Of 70
GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY or LIVERPOOL;
Csbin, ESQ ami 600. second class ESQ Seeeiage $40
Trayeief-' Circular Letters OF Credit aHd Drafts for any
amount Issued at lowest cullent rates.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. NJ Y.
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Showing the came membrane after short contact WIZ
Peroxide OF Hydrogen. The batteries are destio''1'
the nbrin remains norms.
Experiments OF PaSteur and others place pc
yCnd doubt that the BACTERIA, or MICROBES,
cause DIPIITIlERIA. SORE THROAT, CATARhii'
WlIOOPING COUGlL OLD, SORES, IAN.
GRENOUS ULCERS. CARBUNCLE, SCARLET
FEVER, SMALLPOX. TYPHOID FEVER ami
all other chronic affections. w
Microbes nrc INSTANTANEOUSLH ANNllii'
LATED when brought into contact with On.
Marchands Peroxide of hydrogen, or Glycozone'
] challenge any physician or chemist TO dls.
prove these facts which | will publicly demon
stratc every day after June /, ut my laboratory
,rhorr roOr people WiN b. cHtd fNs OF charge.
Reliable physicians will apply the remedies.
OZONE
IL exclusively the active principle Of these two powerful
sod only in bottles. VIZ:
Peroxide 81 Hydrogen. GlyCoT0ne. .
Blue bottles. bearing vel FLINT glass 'toppefe1 DOT
low label. with .,lCA, tearing IEht cream
- iIShel. with
Gil. MARCHANDs name and LgnSture -
bottle Doc. S-nI. bottle IIo
lG-oT bottle .........7Ss 1907 bottle 300
Insist upon getting lhesn articles In their original
packages, bearing u. Marchands namn aud signature
Testlmonials and general directions mailed free on
application Those remedies are easily applied. Any
one can use thcm Full directions with each bottle.
Mention this paper. Address
v, DREYBT. 10 West iIh-.i., Laboratory, West Of
Broadway. 18th door.
where thaso remedies esn procured wholesale or
retail. sold by Leading DruEEsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA.
IETERLOCRING SWITCH AND BLOCK B1GEAL
SYSTEM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
STEAMBOATS,.

NO CHANGE OF PIER.-For Rondout
N. and KINGSTON and lntsrmsdiaSs landing eonnsst
stfsnsT JAMES W. BALDWIN Nill leave foot iIARRI:
SON.sT pier 81. every MONDAY. "EDNE@oD
and FRIDAY at T. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

NEW. YORK AND CUBA MAIL SO. COM
~ PANr FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Piers 10 and T. L. h, every WEDNESDAY and sat
uydAT AZ D. m. Havana end Naanlas, Ca<deDas ana
s.9its ana Tor Havana and MeX!can ports
r. N Columbia Havana and CardenaS Sat, June j.
G. Of Alexandra, Havana and Mex Ports We'd June D.
~ ~ HtiSrra Havana and Sagus Sat. June
SIS. SANTIAGO yth' o.
''' LANES +. WARD CO., lI3 Wall.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30
rr,n N,pW -UlVEN T6c

NO NEW -WAN EN, I DC. .
EXCURSION good o daysl " g. ,,.
Stnamcrs G. VI, NORTHtM aud CONTINENIN i ~,
rccE sip Pier IS. r. H. " and m "a nI"t trains
tT WFpIbFE HARTFORD sPRINGFlELI, ~, h99it y,
YOKE He Through tGEct1 sold ard baggage chSsS'" ~
oIi ptoaiway New, York, and 4 Conrt's'.. UFoohyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-30

A -STONlNGTON LINE.
FLEFS REDUCED-INsIDE ROUTE FOR BOSTON,
Al. pp0VIDFNCE o. 95; WORCESTER, ~ So
Passengers have choice Of three express Trans 70
SissmSrs Nns.Aehusatt. and Rhode Island leave New
YORK from reW 80. n. H., block above CAnasL.
dAiS Srss YSrE Trsnsrr Co. will call and check
baggage from hotels and Frsldeneea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-21
THE NORTH END ROAD
D. II. tiiIman's Franchise VIII
Be Used at Once.
ORGANIZATION or THE COMPANY
TIE Capital stock 81 900. 600 a Twelve.
mile Rcaa-Mr. GIlman GeAs East
for Maferfai.

A meeting Of capitalists interested in the
Gilman franchise for Al electric railway
which was granted BY thes eommon
council Tuesday night. was held
yesterday morning At the Raj
nier Club. Those In attendance we're
d. II. Gilman, John Leary. Thomas Ewing.
W Z. Bailey, Dr. 7. T. Minor, WIZ. Bal
lard. /. c. Gilman. r Mcfadden, ug l..
Il Dawson. Thomas Burke. William
Hainsworth. w. E. Boyle and ]. M! Elmer
son ~ New York
The organization OF the West Seattle e
North Fad Railway Company Al the cor
porAfion is 70 be called. was effected and
the following trustees we're esecaeIk W. Il.
Ballard, 4. G. Gilman, r. Mcfaadsn and
DR. l. r. Dawson
The road and the interests ofathe rom-
pany were fully discussed. II was deaided
% briid the road and 10 buila IL ifntne-
diatesy. d. II. Gilman was deAas4zed 10
proceed TO New York and make Orange
nents for the material for the EQad. 1t
was further decided that the capgaaa stock
Of the company should be 81 600. ops& Other
matters we're discussed, but no further
action of Importance was taken. Another
meeting Of the company win be held To-
day.
Mr.. ID. H Gilman, who il TO purchase
the material and superintend the con-
strucfion Of the read, left for New York
last night. II is not known just what kind
OF a system the company viii use. The
Thomson Houston system viii most
likely be the one used though nothing
definite will be known until Mr. Gilman
is heard from. Work viii be begun just as
soon as the first material arrives. Ten
cars for use on the read viii be ordered for
the first but this number will be increased.
The company counts on having cars rum
ming into Ballard by May LIST. The line
will traverse the following streets:
Beginning at the intersection of West
street and Yssler avenue, thence along
West to Depot street. thence westerly along
Depot toits intersection with Banner street,
thence along Banner to Mercer street,
thence westerly on Mercer to Meadow
street. thence north on Meadow to Beach
greet, thence northsrIy along Beach 10
Mater street. thence nortaerly along Water
street to the north line OF Kinnear's addi-
ton to Powell or Illinois street. thence
northerly on Tallman avenue 10 Daomede
street, thence northeasterly along Daomede
to Fuga street. thence northeriy along Fuga
street 10 the north line eli James addition,
thence'in northeriy direction TO insersect
the southern extremity of Thirtieth avenue
east in siiiman's addition. thence north on
Thirtieth avenue east to the north city linn
its
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between and e'eieck Tuesday alter
noon = Thief entered the residence of Henry
Leland. Ne sl3 battery street. assembled
the stairway tn she hall. went into a sronl
bedroom ard toes 3foGn 8 stand ~ Tie head
81 the bed q geld watch valacss 81 SO. te.
longing 10 Miss Cosiaae Leland. No other
article has As yes bsen missed Ths family
weTs absent, eseept the elseess sen, who
was la the Kitchen. Ne heard the thi
enter the front deer. and sappoSins il e
De Yoaag man uho occupied room on
The UpFss ltoeg, paid Ha attention e. ths
circumstance. Ths roaNer has not beea
ia tie elsy for several 3ays. ard his room
has aos been occupied. A neighhor also
heard the thsef entst tbs house aass go ar
The stairway, and slSe supposed Il 10 he "a
ceelqans 08 tbe house