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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
vrp, ORTIZ NEARLY READY TO FALL

Ne,r,v everything is ready at Manhattan Beacp
o., palms amphltheatre for the production OF the mill
torv naval and pyrotechnic spectacle The siege Of
Vera Cruz The scenery is now nearly all set up
and bullt on the immense stage, which has frontage
~ a5o feet on the artificial lake which separates IL
from the auditorium. There will be nearly 800 people
engaged in the presentation of the piece Inc water
display WILL it is promised be made particularly az
,i,o nv the introduction OF vessels, ships Of war
ON, hoats filed with armed men. In the bombardment
q, rho famous Castle of Juan de ua the endeavor
viii hc made to make the mimic picture as realistic
VIII Vo nnas,he 10 make it, The destruction OF Vera
cuz also by the fire from the guns OF the American
war vessels will be made picturesque as any OF
the nrevious productions here under the management
OF the Pains. The opening night is liked FOR nexe
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08

sr1rgRy0RTH FOR WORLDS FAIR SEcRETAM
Chicago. June ,spcclan-cheaso paper, ana a
,,,h,r ~ local directors ar, urging benjamin but
o.,o,b ,or the sccrcta-yship o, the Worlds Far As
.,,,o, II fl, urged that Mr. Butierworth ha'
. claims on tnc directors. owing 10 the ia'' 'h'O
-. Fought Tor chicago from start T. finish III inc
it,,,.. Moreover he is man II ability. Ho
'.,,n.,,c. that he yould take the place II 1t were
,,.t From present Indications. 1t Is likely l" w
offered. e., ,ho
dispatch from Springfield. H., says II tho
director, of the Worlds Fair move a. d'H"''"'N ~
M ,.>t t,,o or three weeks they have IN The I'''
a,,n relative to a call for special session Of tho
,or.l,tnr. ON the Worlds Fair prohl'm- the chances
an lao pr.tty favorable for having no session al al
,t,. ,ear leaving tie entire matter T. tue regular
.e-.ion which viii prevent ANYTHING being d"i, ul.ll
.rcr the general election oil l-'-. IL - -
contain that Governor fitcr has drt'rmii'u' S"'"''
he Ice officially informed Of u dc-iF' i"r 3" 'p''"i
,or and asked to call one that hi first step VIII be
-, an All existing vacancies IN the country d'ul'V''
This can be done within twenty day' NOTICE III
Ou,,cy sprin cdcd aud other cities. where II IS ne'S
- ~ rive time for reg ,trtion II cannot re zone I"
,es than thirty days. Hence should the can l>Nuo
20 day the legislature could not possibly ''"''o
until the end Of tho first week In Juy' l""' W
rcmains the possibility Of contests. or lleHdl
which might prolong the matter some uhl' "''''
proper returns coud be made ana 'cru'''
election issued by the secretary OF HtdW' 80
sncciaI session viii rnoet with stubborn olP'SltLL.
from some Of the districts Whlic tnlS ''S az
iaV hat Nugnst win have past before te WORN c
no.siblv hc finished. thereby preventing rS ,',od
t.ry three months, publication OF the act l" y. ,r
mon Ly the people a, u general election u i NOW
,rnt hat the Governor has already received nun
her Of commnnicat'ons eo.h pr" ~ f' continent Will
probably finally determine Official acton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
PKOCEEDINGs IL TuE sENA rE

Washington, June Tn the senate today the
House Dill increasing the limit Of cost Of the public
building at Duluth, Minn from $3.50 900 10 827O 900
wac reported and placed the calendar
The senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF bills
on the calendar, and the following. among Others
were passed
The neuatc bill To provide additional Associate
Justice OF the supreme Court Of the Territory OF
Arizona.
The House TIL, approprating 800 900 for deficiency
III public prnnng-with amendments adding appro-
prauons of $4,000 for compensation and mileage Of
senator's and Of 10000 for repairs Of the large
Once building. In New York
The House bin prevent dcscrtions from the
Army (by withdrawing part of the soldiers monthly
pay a. a CcpO,it, ctcl
The conference report on the bill approving the
r'itttor Dawes had the House bill, app.Oprating
s2ll o3O Tor the construction Of additional shop
building at the National ArmOy Springfield, Mass,
division.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
FROM TRUST FRYLyG.PAN TO SYNDICATE FIRE

q Panl. Mimi, June THE Executive Com
mittee of the Farmers Alliance held secret meet
ing here yesterday to consider the advisability Of
placing in the field ticket at inc coming election
NJ, having heard from enough of the local alliances
- which The matter had been referred. no action was
taken They Endorsed the manufacture OF binding
tv,ine I'm the state pcnientlary, ana considered a
scheme for securing large loans nom English syndt
cate capitalists az low rates. The syndicate Offered
ner cent but the alliance wants per cent and gave
thr syndicate thirty days 10 come 10 that figure.
state politicians are awaiting the action Of the
Alliance on the matter Of ticket With considerable
apprehension. as there are now over 3O0O0 members
OF the organization IN Minnesota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08

Tho demands Of the travelling public are always
,nneratvc with the Of the Iron steamboat
COMPANY and oday the boats Will leave West Twenty
thdst hourly az late as O'Clock in the evening. touon
ING at Pier No half hour later. and the late poat
from Coney Island Will leave the iron piers at 'fo'
landing at Pier No. l and Twenty UNJUST VII "o
-, aud far mi took the boats Will run from
the city as late as O'Clock from uptown az" J t
from pier No. l. Additional trips VIII NC .i' 20
opened on June 90 the full tame table Tor he III.
10 the Branch and the Island viii De maoe INC fuA''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
MORTGAGE on GENERAL FAULKyERS ESTATE.

rlmira y Y lime While Mrs. Lester Faulkner
IL trying to break the Will " her husband 'ehcral
Lester h. Faulkner she also claims that later WILL
by which he gave her all his property was stolen
from their house Now also comes to Hight mort
gage for $4,000 given by the General to ms we
"a iran sfcrrcd ly her Ia the Chcmung Canal Bank
Of mis- city which /, forccloscd by Attorney John b.
=,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
10 PREACH 10 COLLEGE NEY.

The baccalaureate sermon 10 the class graduating
from Columbia College will be preached by the Rev.
DE- Talbot W. Chambers, In the Collegiate Dutch
Church. at Fifth ave- and Forty eshth-st, this even
ing Tomorrow afternoon the 80 classday exercises
will be held In the college library and in the evening
the Columbia College glee. banjo and mandolin clubs
ytu give concert In tho Same place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
WALKER BLAINE's SUCCESSOR.

Washington, June Frank g. Partridge, who sue
ceeds Walker Blaine Solicitor Of the state Depart
mcnt. Is the private secretary Of Secretary Proctor
lie is native Of Vermont. and has spent the greater
part Of his life In that state. He graduated from
Amherst at the head Of his class In 1889, and from
the Columbia COLLEGE Law school In looi In tho
following year he admitted 10 the bar in Vermont.
since then he has been actively engaged In the prac-
ticc OF his profession. IL understood that MS
service In the War Department was only temporary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
MRS. COWLEs looking FOR HER DArGHTER

Toronto, Ont, June Mrs. Alice NJ CowleS' OF
Cleveland with friends. arrived in this city last
night i'm search Of her daughter Florence. who was
abducted in Cleveland on Monday last by the 'h'u
father Cowcs was traced 10 the Queens Hotel, IN
This civ but there all trace of him was lost lie lS
however said to Siil he In the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
Ladies' Partisan Shirts.
LADIES' GORDON sAsHL>.
Ladies' Underwear.

Fine Camhric Corset Coveis--quare CSC; worth 50
and N.shapd ----.-'
( orsst Covrs-e embroidery and Medl- foc worth IS
e, lace Trim ..--'- .-''-'
Mother Hubbard GoSns-insertng 80. worth rs
and tucks-double yoke..--..-.'..>
Mother Hubbard Gowns-emhroii- on, ,. :, m
cred ruf1e-thrc" rows OF III o''.' ""''" - w
eertinR ..---.-- -.''-.-'
chemise.-lace and embroidered bec. worth 90
vokt--iX STILES -..---.-.>
Lawn Chemises-cNtra lengu-Na- Sc. worth J -
lace tim ...-'--
Drawers-eInb-older d rune ana o9c worth 80
'.-----
D-sv.r.-Val. Torchon or eHbroi!- 49, ~ -,
cry trim. with aud without insert 4'c'' worm 80
S,,r,.-lmbrold rcd or cambHc 6qc worth 10
rufie and tuchs -.-..--'
sL,-,s-1 o.nch embroidered rufie ~ % worth 90
AID Torcbon lace and in-"rtin@' ,oo
Snk Cheruise--Val. lace trimr"d-f - ""'O' w
euk Drawers-VaI, iace ruhie ----< : q" worth Do
SIX Divided Skrts-Nal. lace thin ~ worm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08

and was d,c principally 20 his personal and business
relations with th" secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
Ladies' Wraps and Dresses.

Ladies' French Pcrcaie Drtsscs-
shirt wast-fu pleated skirts 30 40
polka dots stripes figures. 900
Ladies Secrsutker and bingham o
Dresses Jain and trim med
Ladies' Fancy Satcen Dresses 40
velvet yokcs and cuGs-al coors,
Ladies' Blue Flannel Yachting . no
and Mountain Dressesbraid trIn'
Ladies French Flannel Tennis
Drcsses-Bouse and Jacket. 49,
ladies Atwood summer Cloth enc
Dresse@- Braided Skirt and Waist
Ladies White Lawn Dresses 80
all over embroidered Skin; and Basque '
Ladies White satin Striped Lawn 80
Wrappers-tuokcd yokc-crrhrodery trinl' ''
ladies' Fancy ChalIie Wrappers,
Ladies' Cream Flannel Blazers and $40
Bouscs in Navy. Cardinal and Cream -"
Ladies Fine Tailor.Madc Jcrseys- 100 ,
silk braid trim were a.
Ladies' Navy Blue Biosdcloth ooe !
Recfer>-al sizes
Ladies fine English Black Serge
and Corkscrcw Jackets were 8? 80 80
Ladies nnc Diagonal and Serge oe
Jackcts-Noveltics were el2 and s1f. o''
Ladies' Linen listers, :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08

"Nothing 'cainst Times scythe can make de'enc''
AND NOW
that summer has begun stores YOU End tho'' o"
pletc assormcnts in only to be iou'U WV"
u.s. at prices even moro attractive than in months gone
by . We have not spared the pruning knife nor hesitate
sell at prices corresponding with the value 'h'' W
will command.
THIS WEEK
We most rcspectfully submit, the following %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08

we most respectfully submit the following
SUMNER SPECIALTIES: -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20

66S Xr1oaoo0 waite nouN
+ "A A. ss' 100nA a ~ 0o4s
- 10sooA oxpoonrs a ~ INrxrr
~ q ~ sueoHllty q John n. Nor
\ - GlS vuSre usaa Who - been octang
"a 1870 lbr he LAw and Order %
y ~ - hinself quisl and either san
- Z tpWa lbe time OF was enough
& nrnua - keep away nom the gase
4 ~ rublle. THIS afternoon he turned
4. ~ Z ~ rooe with two men. Consaa-
~ ~ wAlking along wsst Orange.
Il ~ voro verv drunk and when two OF
<, i111 ~ ~ of,cer they ned. Tho
q SSSr3 n.sn yvna 10 drunk that no was
q. 112 S5aa - ~ along and he fell ON
1k~ enroek covering himself win
y y ,r1na Pvlc reeogniaed the man ~ Morton
;'1S 5 - ~ unable to walk alone he
I \ him 70 the statlon house 20 tbss ne
e xS1a "a become . nuisance on the streets.
4: r = b4lne looked In cell Morton sent
.z - Inther 8. Kaufman, tho Temperance
- noa. Who manages everything In that
1I1. fbr thls city. Kaufman responded
Z. Z ~ 6ooe. snd when he saw Morton's condi-
B 21ss - aid "Some one must have maze
~ Ham drunk.~ Those who know Morton
Y - he don't need any assistance to ge
1ruuk. - be 10 in the habit Of DO
I ~ 4 when good opportunity offers
SisnGs. Kaufman will endcavor y
- Mn out Of the station house when M
neomes sober enough 70 walk. Alderman
Doon viii give him hearing, ana th'
S1en who were with him will likely p'
/. arroutcd also
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
Marrlass Of : Young Couple.

! Harry Strohm, well-known young
man Of this city, was married yesterday TO
Mis- Barbara NJ. Keesey, daughter OF
Henry Reesey, West Lampeter farmer.
The ceremony took place at the brides
home, and II was performed by Rev. J. w.
Meminger, Of this city. Ex-disfrict At
torney Weaver was tho groom's best man,
and the bridesmaid was Miss Annie
Keesey. acousin ofthe groom. The couple
started last evening on trip to Washing
ton and will make this city their future
homA The groom was formerly deputy In
The county treasurers and has been book
kesper In Myers 4 Rathfon's clothing
store. He is grandson Of the late Hon.
John Strohm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
4 MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
\ Brothcr.in-Law of Mayor Edgorle
Dies In the Street.

( Clement D. Hickey, Of Altoona, a
brother- in law Of Mayor Edgerley, OF
lancaster, was found dead At eight o'clock
on wednesday morning on the steps OF
club He bought one and half ounces Of
Iaudanum at seven o'clock and asked
man to remove the cork for him. Inc
man said he was too busy and Mr..
Hickey started toward his home. Several
passers by noticed that he seemed to be
suffering great pain. He applied at house
Tor permission to enter and lie down, but
vas refused under the Impression that he
was drunk. Soon afterwards he was found
dead on the steps, with the bottle Of iaud-
mum In his pocket nearly empty. The
coroner's jury found that he came TO his
death by the use of laudanun, but there
vas no evidence of suicidal intent.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
Business In the Courts.

In the suit Of Fenstermacher va. Greenly,
tried before Judge. Livingston, the jury
found In favor of plaintiff for s24.22 d.
McMullen for plaintiff; A. F. Hostetter for
defendant.
In the suit of John II. Brendle VS.. Emma
Shupp, executrix Of Reuben Shupp. judg-
msnt by consent was entered In favor Of
plaintiff for 938s. w. II. Wilson for plain
tif; A. J. Eberly for defendant.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
she was Disordsriy.

house Of Peter Sensenderfer, on North
Mulberry street, last evening, and for some
reason raised q big row. She became 30
disorderly that Officer Myers was sent for
and he took her to the station house. She
will be heard by Alderman Dellet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
Lecture This Evening.

This evening, at the Court House, ]. J. Ha-
bssksg, of Philadelphia, viii lecture for the ben
ent OF st. Pauls Reformed Church society and
the Evangelical Lutheran Sunday school. The
subject will be " Extracts nom My Diary on q
Trip West 70 Drive Dull Care Away"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
Marrtanss.

srnoHN-KEEsEY.-At Willow street, Feb. 10,
lno0, by Rev. j. w. Meminger. Mr.. Harry
atrohu, OF Lancaster, Pa, and Miss Barbara NJ.
Koeoey, OF Willow street. lts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
Leconey on tho stand.

Chalkley Leconey, on trial in Camden
for the murder Of his niece, was on We'd
nesday called In his own defense and told
what he knew Of the murder, denving en-
tirely the statements of Murray and
Smith, the states principal witnesses.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
sold by the sheriff

The personal property of Sarah McCreary,
OF Mannheim township, was cold by the
sheriff to-day. The amount realized was
o6e6.25.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
License Transferred

The tavern license Of Albert Kohl
ha,s, Eighth ward, city, was trans
ferred to John +. Pontz.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
A school Ceiling Falls.

A portion OF the ceiling In a school
building In Reading fell on "Wednesday.
"A number Of children received bruises. A
panic existed for time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20

4haladsiphia Produce Market.
- :ss: kss 81 .ss:. ,''sss ssssas ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
HECER6RROTHER.
Unequal1ed
For
service

Received-Ten thousand Pieces Of
the Ceiebrated English varnishsd
The Papers. English washable Oaks
and other Sanitary Wall Papsf..
For number of ysars we have Inn
ported direct from Manchsstsr, Eng
land, large invoices Of Papsr Hang
ings Of . quality unequalied for
service and finish. and after having
fully Tested We thoroughly recon-.
mend them.
They are made Of . superior quail
ity Of paper, and are finished TO be
washable when soiled. The pat
terms are produced In choice Tile
and Natural Wood effects, and are
frequently used instead Of Real Tile
and Wainscot.inx.
These goods unsurpassed for Hall.
ways, Ofices, Dining-rooms, PAN
trys, Kitchens. Psssassways, Bath
rooms-in short, wherever. Q Ser
viceable Wall Paper Is desired.
We are now selling the above lines
Of Papers at prices which make
them the most desirable and SEQ
nomical Papers sold.
Our Regular Stocks of Wall Papers
and Decorations for 1900 include All
Grades Of Paper Hangings.
Work guaranteed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
CARPETS!
srARDARD QUALITIES.
NEWEST SPRING STYLES.
SPECIAL Low PRICES

Biseiow Axminsters, Smiths No
quettes, Sanford wilton Yslvsts,
Lowell Body srusstls, Bigelow Body
Brussels, Glen Echo Body srussels,
Roxbury Tapestry Brussels, san
ford's Tapestry Brussels. Hall and
stair Carpet, s. and inch bordsrs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
CARPEISl J

Three Ply Ingram Carpets, Extra
super Ingram Carpets, Wool Allied
Ingram Carpets, Union Extra In
grain Carpets, Ingram Hall and Stair
Carpets, Damask Hall and Stair Car
pets, Rag and Hemp Carpets.
Remnants and ODD Lengths Of Mo-
quettes, Body Brussels. Tapestry and
Ingram Carpets, many large enough
for rooms, at about half the usual
price.
Prices the Lowest for every descrip-
tion Of Carpets, and will be found
interesting TO intending purchasers.
whether wishing to furnish single
room or an eutire house.
Carpets sewed and laid and reiit-
ting promptly attended to.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20

that regularly cost SO, going for si8.
Big Boys Handsome Suits that regularly cost
3l2, going for co.
Little Boys suits and Overcoats q third bet.
ter than you expect. q, 50. u, g.
Mems Serviceable Business Suits and Dressy
Overcoats, %, 81, %, Si2.
Ladies' keep In mind we are selling agents for
the "star" Shirt Waist for boys. Percale and
Flannel. The "star Waist for nt, nnish and
valueis the ruling star among waists. Just now
an opportunity. A large lot Of Percals Waists
going at &c. large lot Of French Percale
Waists, Csc. A large lot Of Handsome Plaid
bingham Waists and other novelties, SIC.
Flannel Waists. ssc, Soc. csc, sOc and up.
See our Mems Percale Shirts and the Day.
ton White Dress shirts at 81.
| Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves are going out
quickened by the price.
Custom Tailoring at cut prices Just now.
Trousers, Suits and Overcoats.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-20
Glen, ADVERTISEMENTS,

A BsOLUTELf PURE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
Connirn ucdl CelGic for Sale


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nue bathing Oh passing - amer, and YES.
sel' In full view a charming spot. build
! lrge alone cost 80 600 VIII IN AZ a bar
! gain. polio f92lJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
BOARD un0 Rooms.

"A. An elegant ri door I rooms. bath
prNat" table, also suites. Mail ,oh-aNr.,
corn,r house. I'd n"or suites ana sihLl'
rooms. near jth.aNr.t p'rmnh'ht or tfah'
.irut. summer prlco, attrlctiN" doors, With
private baths. With or without bo1N apart
martt> doctor, Offices All desirable lora-
lions highest reference, given. lntorma-
t.nt free.
90 West 34th-st.
4 "a GKAMEECY RNl;k. gentlemen
~. only: handsomely furnished second.
noor loom. overlooking PARK piNit bath
adjoining: also single rooms breakfast II
desired reference.
4 COLORID NAN and WIFE want 4
N coiorrd woman To- lodge WIKI hrm ana 10
make her home with th,m. can NorN out
r>rr, dny II al, Wan'r to, Ne chargr for
iOd clar. must have reference. I'll West
62d-~t.. 3 hight>.. &. \. Is.
A SOUTHERN FAMILY. with best ref.
"A rrcncc>. oncr for rent an e" thhtiy
furnished room ON parlnr moor "l'n b'aiu ,
also one on fourth Moor references re-,
qulrcd. 1921 Fast l0th->t.. just out Of
tIlmercy Park.
SPLENDID front room on second lioor
~ with board for two grntlrmnn OF man
and wife; also large back parlot furnished
with or without board, excellent table.
i5i Fat 72d--t.
IL OAKD NJ III uhtoh -aNt' N''''y iur-
ID nishcd rooms location nrSt.cidsS also
convenient, | block from station Suiti-
bic FOR gentleman and wife. OF single gentle
man.
- EAUTIFUL ROOMS for single gen.
ID trmcn. with excellent bpari; table
board; +, a-onail' price references, Ana r
leans. l5O East OOth-st.
~ GARD. -lSD Jorllcmon-st, near City
- Hal. with or without board rooms
very desirable and newly furnished.
n OMEOR1ABLE ROOMS. with board,
- III East ssth.st.. block from l. sta
Ton very moderate.