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BREAKING 4 SUGAR MONOPOLY.
THE COURTS RESTORE THE AMERICAN hf'
FINERY TO HAvEMEYER & ELDER.

'AAb NOphtN ,tf'>IO Inn "+'''''
FINERY TO HAvEMEYER & ELDER.
San Francisco. June (SpecaD.-treat excite
mcnt was caused in the local sugar nafkc' ,'
day by the Supreme Court decision taxing ''''
American Sugar Refinery ont of the hands OF
receiver and restoring it 10 llavemeycr " Er"e''
OF Ncw-fork This decision broke the mohopoiN
Of the sugar trade on this coast whlch 'H'"s
Spreckels has enjoyed since last February an"
will he great relief 10 wholesale grocerS' VII"
have been unable to fill orders for sugars even ~
the cXorbtant price of IA cents for granul'''u'
The litigation over the American Refinery peSan
a few days after Ilavcmrycr n Elder bonghl II
last fall They claimed that they purchaser u
for Themselves. but Sprcckcls induced s"nc
parties Ia bring suit charging that the renh'iA
was to be added to the Sugar Trust. ana dciah"-
ing the forfeiture of It's charter ON January
forfeiture Judgment was rendered, ana ''"
days later an appeal was made for a stay "i
proceedings and bond offered. motion i"i
a receiver was heard and on February i Patrick
Reddy was appointed receiver and the next daV
WAS put in charge of the refinery, despite 'He
protests Of Iiavemeycr ~ Elder aud the VIII oi
prohibition issued by the supreme Court. Inc
receiver was ordered 10 show cause on March =
why he should not be- punished for contempt an"
made to restore tie property. Ihe case "'S
argued. and to-doy the court lSsncd an anNol""
writ of prohibitions Tescrving the decision on 'i'
contcmnt cas-. The court does not say any
thing abont the validity Of The fine ana iori'iluIe
Ii simply recognizes II aS suspended by me "pPc9l
Ihc decision resulted III lhToWlhe "I' '''
market over 700 baTre.> oi SUGAR Whi'H NJ
been locked up IN warehouse since I''I""''
l.. and the immediate resumption 81 worn ~
the American Refinery, which was eoou n'NS -
ahout 500 ille men. The price OF gfahh'a'.'
sugar ~as Immediately reduced from Ia 10
G "a cents. and when the news Trachru my
merchants there was run on thc icHnSIS ~
L.,r,lrcI b,r,el orders poured in faster than the
clerk could handle Them. News of the d''iS'I'
and OF ;hc cut go sugar was Sent !" an laI-c
places wc-t of Missouri. and heavy "rl'rS '"iic
.,o,r fer fine refinery arrived Yesterday, - par
work viii be- lcguu soon as p ssInl" nus
ends for time tAc ~tlt begun I'D ire lh''t'S'H w
,bc peopIc aein,t tie Su-ar Trust, wWcn re-
suited I'M ccat.ng the worst sugar In"h"P"N
known here IN years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

take away the water he could not swallow IL
was plain that to try to give food or drink would
only add tn the sufferers misery.
Dr. Stewart Patton has still six months OF eX-
pcrience in Bellevue before him, put IL Is
hardly likely that his hospital duties or
his practice in after life will give him
another case like that of Edmund Corriveau.
The Doctor was graduated from Princeton oil
lege and from the College Of Physicians ana sur,
gcons. He devoted nearly fourteen hourS oi na'o
work to his patient. a., ,,....
The body Of Corriveau was taken TO me Morgue.
II is not known whether he has any relatiVes at
Harrsville. r. l. DIR. Boucher lelt New oin f, ~,
Uorrisyille at 10 o'clock Yesterday morning That
was was five hours before the death of Corriyeau,
but Dr. Boucher carried TO llarrisvllle the tldlhes
that there was no hope There VIII probaoiy oe
an autopsy, as il is "coroners case, si,ios
riyean was not twcnty-four hours in the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

BIT MR.. HCNTINGTON Is Mt ENTHU>4NSIi''
A revival Of the story that &. T. Huntington Wa
going 10 do all in his power to dcical ''c c""'"
being made TO for senator stanford icoo ''
10 the United states senate appeared ye'tefual III a
long article California politics which was Pup'''
in this city. When this shown 10 VT. n"u""E''l'
, ,ro.,d +, i t,c same vny as he has treated anrh
r,nort> heretofore bN saving. Mr. >tanf"iu !, "',
The raroad's presidency, and am "u' o' po''rn ,n
II the pcODlc Of California want to sciu N"'" '''
hack to the Senate they do 1t. - ldl d ali,
concerned. | wouldn't vote for INN, Dul WI ~ nv %
do apythnc I'm the way Oi try ing to prcNch' us
election / am constantly receiving letlcr' I,"'' ,i ,
state about political matters there, bn' uoi ' ,'
with them for the reason, a. 'ad beioic' "'' ''''
ont politics
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WRECKED on THE WABASH.
SEVEN KILLED AND SEVEN INJURED IN A
RAILROAD COLLISION
FREIGHT TRAINS RUN INTO EACH OTHER
EIGHT PALACE HORSE CARS IN

EIGHT PALACE HCRSE CAl'S ~
THE WRECK.
ST Jonis. June 0.--Seven persons were Klileo
and seven injured to-day in wreck on the wa
bash road near Warrenton Mo-. about slXty miies
west Of this city The details Of the accident are
meaqre. but dispatches from the headquarters OF
thp road state that two freight trains ran INTO
each other lust outside of Warrenton at | 20
o'clocl, this morning Both the engines ana
eiobtecn cars were wrecked and in the frlghtful
crash Of the cars seven men lost their lives am.
seven were more or less severely hurt' Inc loi-
lowing were killed:
TIE KILLED.
DAVIS. Samuel. Jockey. from Lexington hy'
GREER Morris. colored. Frankfort, KY
KELLEY. Frank. Chicago.
KELLEY James. Chicago. ~,
SIMMONS. Edward. hOstler, llaITodSouiR' N.Y.
THOMAS. william H. Cvnthiana. Ky.
Among those known to be w0anded arc'
TIE INJURED
AUGUSTUS. Louis coored, trainer. Covinetoh' ks''
BRoWS. Lee, Louisville, Ky. arm broken
IL R.EY. George. coIored Cynthlana' n.y. hro,,on
JOHNSON. Merritt. coored. IT. LOUIS, arm p'on'"'
NORTON, ---. brakeman.
PARSONS. Lee. fireman. colar-bonc broken
IIyELLE e@Gresr oorsS ,rneT TG eroHr cnyncton Ky
broken.
Eight palace horse-cars were attached 70 one oi
the trains These were filed with racehorses
and their attendants and trainers. Tie horses
were being taken from the Iatona race track 10
Kansas city, where they were To run Ihe!
were consigned to Bernard Corrigan prsidefI OF
the Kansas City Jockey llno, pu1 IL - ho' h"o""
10 whom they belonged. ,,,
4 yrcclinr train was sent ont from Moherly
and surgeons from several points along the road
were dispatched 10 TN" scene of the accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

ru,,,or lima O fspeciap-william Henry Beadie,
,,,,, -, - The Anglo American" who was indicted
for false arc, and libel in procuring the arrest oi
nncials Of the State Prison for alleged VOCATION o'
,he stamping law was trial today on tfe eharse
~ false arrest lie refused 10 take the "i'nesS sih"
and was convicted. Counsel Tor the ''a'c "ieo 10
get him on the stand In the nope Vi "u,i's o' U"o
- -, ., ,he charges II is known that he was
r,..nreSentinc Others In making the complaint but
whether he was pulling chestnuts out OF thc IRE ior
H Xxx wouId like TO have control Of the prison Is not
inown Ills counsel will appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
THE CITY OF ROME AT LIVERPOOL.
CALMNEsS or TIE CABIN PASSENGERS AT THE
TINE OF THE ACcIDENT-THE VESSEL

CALMXEss or THE CABIN PASSENGERS At THE
TINE OF THE ACCIDENT-THE VESSEL
LIKELY TO SAIL SATURDAY.
Liverpool June 0.-The Anchor Line steamer 'hy
OF Rome Captain Young. which struck on fastheI
Rock al 4 O'Clock yesterday morning during dehso
fog while on her way from New-Nork, arrived mere
this morning. As the passengers were leaving VI'o
steamer they loudly cheereh Captain Young, VINO
bowed his achnow led gmcut5 from the bridge
All the accounts Of the accident concur 0at aI
the cabin passengers Behaved with notable calinnes'
at the time tho steamer struck Most OF them came
on deck fully dressed. The fog was ~ dense that
lights could not be ships length away Inc
steamer close the rock that any one leaning
r0ck some Of the passengers saw people h"in TIC
fastnet Lighthouse looking the rock al theih'
one passenger asserts that he reached from thc
steamer and puckcd flower that was growing III
clevice Of the rock which she struck. There waN
intense excitement among the women passengers III
the steerage when the steamer struck. Most Oi the
passengers were ignorant until the steamer reached
Liverpool Of the fact that the fOrepeak was full of
water.
The City Of Rome will be placed in dock at
Blrhcileah 70 allow Of examination being Inalc
OF the damage she sustained. She WILL not 20 IN the
dr{dock unil after her cargo is discharged This
will take few days. II is expected that she Will
effect repairs and sail for New York saturday her
schedule time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

pittsburg. June 0.-Thc base price for pudding
during the next solar year In the mills OF Ptt'burg
and all western and Southern points Will be - % on
two cent card the same as this years scale. This
de,c was decided upon finally at todays session OF
the convention Of the AmalgaInated Association. by
,iion /, follows that there will be little change
in the scale of prices paid To iron-workeIs for a
period of more than year Inc wore wncn decided ,s
,h ,hino III ite io3 TO 1873 The iron manufacturers
thai the convention acted wisely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
To FOLLOW Up TIE FIlIRl SrERs

San Francisco June "a dispatch to " The Chron
Gle from En>cnada. Lower California, gives an inter
view with Governor TUrIrS. Governor Of Inc 'enN
snia Governor Torres he has bcch 10 &C." 'i'.ii
cipher communication with the NoNicaa '"v'rh'n'
Since the nlbuScring disclosure were made Auh '@'-
cent full report ,ubstantia1s AL that ha' "ei i'D
Ii he'd lie say the Mexican Government ha' d'''"l
10 demand that tine United state, punish NAs 60.
smith Augustus Merrill. Raniori No-irn. fH"-tid
Dill Frederick Hall and ohcI- for ihcli p'I' u" lhr
ron. piracy Tu,Tc. NIL -cid ll- 6Dl 'fllmtt
m Dol ilst an English corporation Wis uhd'uD'"y
guilty Of completely.
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THE TARIFF BILL IN THE COMMONS.
SUGGESTION THAT MINISTER PAUNCEfOIA
REPRESENT TO THIS GOVERNMENT THE IN
JURY IT WILL. DO GREAT BRITAIN

JURY IT WILL. DO GREAT BRITAIN
London, June o.-In the House Of Commons 70
day, Mr.. Charles Vincent. Member for Central shceiu
called the attention the House 81 the ac iha c
House Of Representatives al Washington had passed a
bill providing for enhanced prohibitory duties Oh
cutlery. tin plates. iron hoops and other ar''o VI
| British export lie asked whether the English GOV
ernment having REGARD for the dasrous ehect Wmch
the Senates approval must have upon Shcihcld inc
Mdlands South Wales and Belfast wonic anh'r' ~
their view that the free import system OF the n"o'
Kingdom prccuded instruction 20 Hle h''"Nn
Minister AT Washington to represent to th' '"""
states Government the injury that such legislation
wOuld do 70 the industry of friendly Power "n'n II
in 1880 gave a free market to s95,oOoooo "o''" VI
competing American goods.
sir James FergussOn. Under Foreign Necrc''rN' S1u
the Government had not received copy ~ "c
bill and had not been Informed OF any mPor''''
alterations therein.
Sir James Fergusson announced that th~ Government
had no Information the Germans we're pu'hhe 10Y
ward agent, into the regions in the rear ~ thc tciri
| tory OF the British and German East African tom
| pancs The English and German Governments ne
added understood that while the negotiations rei'-
tive 10 African territory pendinf the status q"o
would be maintained
Mr.. Dillon moved 10 adjourn in order 70 call at
tcntion Ia the danger The public peace arising i"h
the violent and unconstitutional acuon of the ma-iS
tares and police Of Cashcl and Tppcri! .t Cr"i T
| lenged Mr.. IalfOur 10 give the reasons WHY uc iiP
| pcr,try meeting was procaimed He avowed his In
ienti0n 10 address all the proclaimed meeuhss NC PDs
strong he would advise the people 10 dspcrse and
avoid bloodshed. He denounced the picc iuf a,.arh
ing a peaceful meeting even Il IL had bcn proclaimed.
without giving due warning 10 enable those present -
escape -, -,
Mr. Bafonr said that an ADEQUATE force had l"n
sent 10 Tippcrary preserve order II any thE Ipi>
| happened the blame would rest upOh 'ho>' WHO W
| fed the proclamation. .,
Mr.. Gladstone supported Mr piilon> WV'l'n ''
contendcd that tho charges had not been answered.
The motion wGs ncCati, ed 2-l a. 40
The House then formally entered mi" umhi''"F o."
the Land-Purcha>e hill, bat Immediately "Po'Vu
| progress. 80,
on the suggestion Of the speaker. VII. Morley VIII
| put his Instruction 20 the Committee on IN Lthu
| Purchase BIZ In the form Of amendments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
TIE NEwroUxDLAND LOBSTER FACTORIES

Halifax y. =. June 9.-The Rev. william browne
who has Just arrived here from Bonnc BAY No" f""n"
land says the English Government has prohibited
the running If twenty lobster fctoric- lu or IN
course of cOnstTuo tiOn by ctizcn- TIL" shore hsH'TF
la. been poor for several wears AID the people have
dercudcd upon working I'm the lobster iactoric'. when
are owned by Nova scotia and Prince Edward l-lhhd
men. After work m the new hci"r". ha4 h'su"
Tie owners Of the present plants engaged thrr Worn
mon in Nova scotia. and now comes the ed from
England MAT no new factories viii be allowed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
SIR. SHIRAS REENTERS TIE FIELD.
CANDIDATES THICK FOR CONGRESSMAN
n\yyE,s SEAT At WASHINGTON

CANDIDATES THIN FUN ND-''N'-~
HAYNES SEAT At WASHINGTON
Pittsburg June o speciaD.-George shlras the young
man who recently made unsuccessful contest WIN
Thomas NJ Bavne for Congress, has formally re'
entered the field Mr.. Shiras will have the support
OF such men A. Il. F. Jones. John W. Chalfaht' join
II. RichetSon, John ii. Hampton n NJ p'e"'
A. f. W. Painter and others who assisted In the nom
ination declined last week By Colonel Baync. lie
Will have as his opponent Colonel William ~ s'one'
who will have the support OF many OF Bayne's lieu
tenants Mr. shlras promises to declare himself
shortly on the tariff immigration ana free navigation
Of rivers which questions promise to enter INTO the
canvass There is some talk of Henry Warren now
.unerlntendent Of the workhouse. and there may be
others John II. Ricketson and Henry W. Ohver, TWO
manufacturers who asked 20 run, decline to 90
so and will support shiras.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
FOR A STATUE OF EMPEROR WILLIAM l.

Berlin. lime 9.-Thc Huudesrith today resolved
10 erect a National equestrian statue Of ms I"'"
Emperor william. The statue Is 10 De placed "p
poslte the imperial castle. CompNuon for ur
design Is to be open 10 all sculptor.
The Iundcsrath also agreed 10 conclude '''''
dealing with international freight traffic on rail-
WAYS in accordance with the proposals OF the con
ference Of Bcrnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
CHOOSING Successor TO CARLISLE.

Louisville. June 9.-The convention TO nominate
candidate for Congress to succeed senator Carlisle
met at Carrollton. There are ninety seven dele
gates and they divided among "a number OF can
did,tes Nearly every county in the district has a
f.vorite son and some have two. KentOn and Camp.
hell. in which Covington and Newport respectively
are located have fifty votes between them. but they
also have three candidates. Kenton County with
twenty nine votes sends contestng delegations, and
over these the convention laboring when the rst
adjournment was reached
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

The boycott Of the building trade, against the firm
of Peck Martin a CO. brought to a satisfactory
end last evening from labor point oi view. III"
firm signed a agreement with the walking "ceEatoH
tla, they viii employ none but union Heh' ln'
board sent word 10 the focmcn of tic WIN y" @ ,'
yorss,e hnildiugs ON which the bOyCOttcd nrms ma
tcraIs have been used. That the strikes were ehd'
and that their men might return 10 "orh '''7 "i'""7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
4 HURRICANE At HALIFAX.

Halifax, y. =, June o. hurricane swept over
this city this afternoon. The harbor was a'hci
into q fury Of white caps and vessel, anchored I'm the
stream all dragged their anchors more or less. INC
American bsrkentine Henry A. Euynham WAS dragged
a long disthnce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
TO SURVEY THE GULF or ST. LAWRENCE.

TO SURVEY THE GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE'
Halifax. " r, June 8.-Cap,ain smith and Colonel
Anderson have received instructions from the Depart
ment Of Marine 90 the Cuf ot 81 Lawrence ana
take elaborate observations Of the tidal movements
They will begin with the strait of Belle Isle TN.
survey VIII be Of great value % shipping, ana
especially to New England fishermen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
DEFENDING TIE GrRMAN COLONIAL IoLIcY

Berlin. June o. In the rcichstag day Baron Won
Eicbcrsiein. Imperial Minister Of Foreign MtFN. DC
Tended The Governments colonial policy from The
charge Of anlesSncss. In other quarters. he said, Inc
fact was recognized that Germanys colonial policy
alone had u distinct aim in view. The German p"h'y .
moreover admired by foreign Governments. lie
hoped the Federal Government al the next session
Would prcecnt programme Tor lnnre colonial pOHcy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
vRs. GEORGE THATCHER AND her CHILD HURT

In a runaway accid nj Plainhcld y J' ia'' n'.'''
-. .,.,,,. -. h,ri,d oyer "A fence and into u
,,rI on C,ntrIa,r near their home. Mr. Thatcher
escaped with slight bruises but the ehl'" vas I'l
fatally injured The village cart III Nn''" ""' WV
seated a and va. cHhple''S "
RAISING train had frightened the EOIse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
wAnEs RAI,Ep oN rME UNION rAcIFIc.

WAftKN NNTNFsTT " TTIT' '''
Omaha june t-pcciall.-Nicc President H"' '''p
of tl. rnion Pacific to diy acccd"d t. inc "'''N"'
Of The freight conductors bidhcn'h an" "''-'-
,,as,er, of the road. Hereafter freight '"I'"'".'
,,, .,,o ,,,roo and ,vo cent, per mile for 100 mile
rms and 80 and 20 cents per hour loI o' ''', ,
The demand for crews on runs between '"''' 'N
Cbcycnnc was also granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
FINE HORSES CONSIGNED To NEW WORKERS

London June o.-The National Line steam" Den
mark which sailed from London June Tor Ne"
YorR. has oart a n""l'N consignment ~
hackney horses for DR.. webb, of NcV \ ork. br""cr
in law 81 the Mcs.r, Vanderbilt. There are also
on board SIX French coaching horses for one "f TIC
Nc.sr. Vanderbilt Dr. Welb's lo' comprises VIC
iamou, mare Lady Alice. winner Of the champion
cup Al the Islingt0n show. another, "int"i u tho
WIitn SOCK, and Pnmfrci', famous pony stallion. al!
of which ARE from the Broolhcld stud OF Mr. Buidci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
MAJOR wIssMANN REACHING srEz.

Suez. June Major Ws,inann. Imperial German
C0mmissio to East Africa. has arrived hcrs nom
Africa on his way Berlin. lie reports that Eniii
Pacha when he started for te interior of Africa
Was In excellent health
Cairo June 9-Maior Wissmann warmly Wei
coined on his arrival here b, Captain ta~a'i. ana
others. lie will start fu Berlin az the end oi mo
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

protesting against the violation Of the Servan frontier
by Austrian subjects Many head Of cattle nave DE-,
seized recently Servian island IN tlc saw, ",
Ia'dng parties from the Slavonian market TOWN VI
VinkOvcze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

Triple Alliance clearer and irmer than ever ee @
reference to Bulgaria whose position, he said, was
being consolidated. Abiding TO Scrvia, lie said II;
regretted the excessive growth Of Radcasm IN '"a'
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
TO ENTER sERvIAN POLITICS

Belgrade. June 9.-Thc leaders Of the ProrrcS>'7'
party held conference today and decided l" Aoa''uon
their passive policy and 10 establish pafF orsa"
and take All active part in future elections. l'e GOV
erumont has sent note TO the Austrise government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

London, Jane 0.-The public library when was
presented 10 the city Of Edinburgh BY Andrew car
nege was opened oday. Lord ROsebery presidcd
al the opening ceremOnics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

Paris, June 9.-lhc Russian Government Is heeo
tating with French houses for the purchase, w'hh
five years Of large number Of citasscs ana barrcis
and locks for small bore rifles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

FOR EXPEDlIING BUSINESS IN PARLIAMENT.
London, June 0-lt is stated that the Government
will convohe meeting Of the Conservative party at
the Carlton Club Thursday 10 discuss the proposed
measures 70 expedite business In Parliament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

COUNT KALNOKY on THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
Pesth. June s.-Count KaInoky, Minister of For
eign Affairs for the whole monarchy addressed the
Austro-Iiungarian delegations to-day. lie declared
that the relations between the nations forming the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

Havana, June 9.-Thc two French detectives VIII"
came from Paris by way Of New. York for the pur
pose Of conveying Eyraud, the murderer back u
France have arrived here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

A NEW ARGENTINE MINISTER OF FINANCE.
BuenOs AyreS, June 9.-Jpan Augustin Garcia Has
becn appointed Minister Of Finance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
MISSISSIPPI REPEBLIC A.NS.

JacLson Miss, June tSpecal).-J. NJ. Matthews,
chairman has called a meeting Of the Republican
state Executive Committee at his place for June 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
.rArynxs nnnyS AsKS 10 BE RnyTATED

uo.tou June at meeting OF the h"P'''
Ministers Association today the Rev W. W. '""'''
Of the EOwdoin square BAPTIST 'hui'n' m mo ~ tbe
uctton for rcinstatcmcnt tO the pINHck-' vi ,,, w.,
dissertation. The matter was referred 10 Il o'''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
-rr1vr, ron rLAYriNH AYn 0TlIEE cNNtN

-TEIkE~ TOR PLAY lIhf N-'' W. nm
Ncwbmr June % l>p'',rlI Ah"ni l"' '"p''''
f., rnoui,. : Marvel & Co.,, y1rd, "'if '"' "'
.,r,he mi, mor,iu. of q hilf holiday. They Ar All
, the iron department II tho work.. some tm' 'S'
Marcel 4 O.. granted Il petition II thcr men 10 -
q, work Al d 20 A. M ard - 80 ,. nI., tiu' ma'h-
cno,gh extra time tO make mp for IN" hour, I''' i
saturday af, moon. The cmpofcs -uoe"fu'''N p"'
team of bail PLAYER ln the factory league o. i'' CIV
and . the team A. tie icadcr-. not Nrt hiNIn- - i
,are the fceliug iu behalf u the hii ""'',, ~"
lall pltiuq puIp,~c, partcnlhN j -u"l-' 49,,
,L.p Marvel q. o.. th- nurfuut p''tF nP I'y','
,n,, m. h.urs worked Wcr found :" D. ''l''",
d.,rlmcu, - their hu-lno.. ant - Wphld -" e''H''
=, rcturr, tn the Old of WO~hlnc. ih' IT, NJ
rcfu..d - ,ouecdc IT, ana walked hNhN. - '.'
- ,n,p heinz allowed To- w0rh ceriy - th' tn
cnn hiyc part Of saturday, E play ball or Tor "h'r
recreation. .
Ho.t,n June o. meeting Of the strikers :" - !
souirc 4 CO.. pork packing establishment lh ''n
hrtdcc vo. held last night. and resolutions "'''
adoptcd deuouncng the report that the ,tr"' va,
..tinr. and Affirming confidence ~ STAT" Nn't W..
man Ncllln By uuanlmpn, vote IL was "o'"'' :"
cOntnue the stTulglc
The Central Labor Union Yesterday aH"p''i '''Vi"
,io,. denouncinc the new rg,n7ation known a. u'e
procrcs-iyc Trcc.touc Cutters mon A. 81 OV'H "'
organized ~cdD'. . III
uavcrlnI Mas June o-Ana1Fo ~ y. H. "''''''
. Go, factory are quiet to day The shoe 'u''''''
d,pnrtlncnt was Opened today 10 allow ""'h a''"'
hcgnu to be- finished but 10 ne" operator, are !" ~
com I'm Tor tbe present only three non hl'" No.,
.rc ~ II g. the dulI -'d-o'' '' ''"'
il in no hurry to rc-umc iuslnc''