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New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT vERNON.-A large and handsome Ameri-
can flag will be presented to-day to each OF the ten
public schools Of the district Of Eatchester including
Mount Vernon and Tuckahoe-by Farnsworth Post.
The children will assemble at each school at p m
and march to the large school-Geld in Fourthave.
near Third st. where they will be massed around the
platform in a semcircc. The exercises VIII begin
promptly at O'Clock, with the singing OF Hail. Col
umba.n Major James H. Jenkins VIII make tho
presentation OF the flags and they will be accepted by
school Commissioner Jared sandford. Judge Isaac n.
Mills will deliver the Grafton Inc =" Ihree re
Little Maids from school, who conducted successfully
a lawn party and fair on the handsome GROUNDS OF
William r. Lewis. in Third ave-, for the beneht Oh the
Fresh-Air Fund. were the Misses Millie Lewis, Louise
Howard and Virginia Van Cott. There was large
attendance and a goodly sum was raised to aid In
sending tenement-house children In New-fork LOT
twoweeks' summer vacation In the country. Inc
funeral Of Mrs. Margaret E. Fay, the wife OF Hugh
Fay OF the Barry and FAY Comedy Company, took
place al ST. Jacobs Roman Catholic Cnurch IN oecoo
ST., yesterday afternoon.
WESTCHESTER.-M services In honor Oh
Henry L. Hoguet president Of the EmigIant savings
Bank, who died four weeks ago. were held YESTERDAY
in the Roman Catholic Protectory In we'tchester, OF
which Mr. HOguet was also president. a large num-
Der Of priests and prominent Roman CatIonc aymei
from New York attended the solemn requiem mass IN
which five clcrgymen took part. sermon was
preached by the Rev. Dr. Henry A. Brann pastor OF St
Agnes's Roman Catholic Church in New-YOrk.
RYE.-The Poningoe Fire Department Of this place
held its annual picnic and clambake AT rye Beach
yesterday. Representatives Of the Mount vernon
New Rochelle, White Plains, Mamaroneck, Por1,
chester and stamford fire departments were present
tinued late into the evening.
YONKERS.-A synagogue will be erected by the
Hebrew people Of the city, lot in New-Scnool-st
having been purchased for that purpose.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
NEWARK

The sale of the Richardson saw Works to Henry
Dss,on.s sons of Philadelphia, has been com
pleed. and the property is now in possession OF the
Dsstons, the price being 100000, of which $4,000
was paid in cash, and the balance secured bv BOND
and mortgage.
Morris Feldman and Isaac Meisel, two OF the
three Poles arrested month ago for setting nre 10
a small store kept by Of the number Tor the
nnrpose of defrauding the Queens Insurance Coh-
pany out of 81 900 Insurance. were convicted III
the Court of Quarter Sessions yesterday ana etch
Stote Prison. simon Asnis. the third Of the party.
was acquitted -
Anton Heller whose reputed wife died In the City
uosntaI last week after having been cruelty klcked
and hcaten bv him. yesterday convicted on three
imdctments for assaulting the dead woman and was
sent to state Prison for five years.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
BICYCLERS TO HAVE A LONG RUN.

In the century bicycle run from Newark TO Phil
adelphia, which will begin at sunrise or saturday
there will be 100 starters. The route will be
from the Continental Hotel, Newark, N. j., passing
through Elizabeth. Westfed, Plainfeld, Bound Brook
Somerve, Hopeville and Trenton, NJ j., Bristol
Penn. and arriving at Philadelphia it is hoped, by
p. m. the evening. The officers Of the day
will be: Waldo E. Fuller, Brooklyn Bicycle Club
F. NJ. Cassett, Riverside Whcelmen; W. F. Murphy
Kings County whcelmen; A. II. Rummel, Atalants
wheelmen; +. l.. c. Martini Plainfeld Bicycle Club
L. H. Wise, Long Island Wheclmen C.. w. DObson
Century wheelmen; f. j. Day, Hudson County
Wheelmen l.. COggcshall. Bloomfield Cyclers F. c.
Gilbert. Elizabeth Wheelmen, and r. V. Whitehead
Trenton Wheemen.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
GEORGE EDW ARD BRETT DEAD.

George Edward Brett, whose DEATH after lnger
ing illness from consumption, occurred yesterday. at
his home, No 337 Second ave-, had been for twenty
one years directing manager of the American branch
of the publishing house Of Macmillan d. Co.. at No.
lie Fourthave. Mr.. Brett born in Kent, Eng
land, in 1929. While young he entered the publishing
business in the employ Of firm in PaternOster Row.
London and in 1860 lie accepted the task Of establish
ing branch Office in America Of the firm with which
he became closely identified, and from thencefOrth
he made the building Of and of the house his
life work. About year however, failing health
incapacitated him for the labors of the Office and his
place filled by his son. George p Brett, who will
continue to carry the business. Mr. Brett leaves
wife and six children. one and live daughters,
all grown up The funeral will take place at his
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
~ DIRECTION TO A STRUCK JURY.

Ey-Judre Garretson, who has been ee'neu 40
o,,,nso, for the indicted election officers, Khoieo .
shark Of hope in the hearts OF his chcns YESTERDAY
hv offering a technical objection to thelr 'ri'i .. :"
struck Jury. His objection may DC, anu ~ poS ,S a.,
will be, overruled, but by making II nc . ., aao Of
,ondat;on for an appeal to higher court III case Oh
M convction of his clients which is looked upon rs
certainty. Judge Garretson's objection is tha' .he
law respecting struck juries is not appioa6e 70 c, mn
na eases and if such application Is M hane ~ ~ so,ld m
ri nnsttons Judge Lppncott said the couIt wouna %
NOT mass upon the question Of consu.u,ios co The
would not discharge the rule for ,s sttHsa teve win be
tE m try the first case were then seiec'ed' anu
the case will be moved on MONDAY
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
OPENING A NEW CLUBHOUSE.

The Harrison Association Of the Eighteenth Ward
celebrated the opening Of its new club house at No
II woodbne-st. last evening by dinner. The club
started two years ago and now o: the most
prosperous In the ward, having about $50 members.
Its house is three stories high and Is handsomely
furnished for club purposes There were about sixty
present last evening. The entertainment in charge
OF the following officers of the club President, Bge
low Meeker; vice president, J. X. Locke secretary
Walter Edmonstone; treasurer Edward II. Maitland ;
caterer, Horace Day. The speakers were, Naval
Onhccr Theodore Il. Willis, Franklin Woodruff, Israel
Fischer, Francis Williams. and Charles Bennett.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12

sons Arrived at the at s44 =. x,.x,u. NAV =,
so @ s1S
ss..%sr Elise Marie sr H H'rDurs May ss in bal
Steamer "a %ssernaud tBels Jasoo A.wsp y.l M ~
with mdss aud passengers to Pst"r wnan' q '0n'
% s,ss S4sss % s, f:s g.
HsTep @ Js~ssd ssr': I
20 a. ctesSs: Ward Z. 'R
Steamer Ran.a. CITY Ks%g.Sp Savannah ~ da'' win
ma.s and e Wsks vschsrlssson with
mdse and passenger: to wmP Clyde c. .,c,,
sUSsET1,,%ind Ell WIN, s sy ssn%g sSsay h''. hsn ''
steamer Colorado % Jenkins Hun Vi. Boston with mdss
Steamer Johsn sVerdrup Mon.en s:r.cos sday
with irnii Gomez Pcarsa Arrived o. tne mar mo
Steamer Dana or Mchesen Bsrac0a days. with fruit
oo0me' f'"''A'l CLEARED.
Steamer Greece J.rey bondGnadT,w yssoo, Hu, vi.
oa.sa.iorn1P.,sr s,sa%e' wnsss &son:,o,-rwyHu,,, som:
Steamer Rsosns tbrj Psarne' Cardiff and Av0nn'u'A-
Steamer Of Psnnsyvana Br Manu. Ga'sov-Aus
ns er, christoers via Southampton
tss@sr Rhynl.nd elg wsysr Hsrburs-Petcr Wright
Steamer La campnc (Bes). smit Antwerp-H stur'oere
GGrsu: HqSsq'os Ssqi. s..asE bumo
stscmer Johan sverdrup tNor Monsen baracoa-GomeS
Steamer Stamford tNor) Gjemre. Baracoa M"nes6 60 -
ateamer City OF Columbia. Ray Bavona-JM Wa5o q "
steamer ri Mar Hawthorn. New Orleans-J IAN SIcn,o
Steamer Fanita bennington. Wilmington. NC-Wm Clyde
a Co >,..,u .. p.hmona-od No.
"sn n,samep % + w Brune Lews BaItmore-H Foster:
Steamer Sc sndia GER. Kopf baltimorc-hJ C9rua
Steamer Robert Narrowing tbr). Hngnsen' oa'umo'e
STEAMER Martha McCabe. vah Kirk. Philadelpbis-Hoo
s,esmer Cottage City Bennett Portland na
shin Ravens Hall Br). Foster Calcutta y Whthey
Rs,k paul (er Honerlob. Aeelaide, Aus-Funcn Eoye
Co. ,.rrrn
Steamers Bhynlaud, for Antwerp; Aller Bremen fans.
"a vytommen Harburg: COrOnilla. Rouen MaJestc 81
par CITY OF Chicago and Britannia Lverpoo Atasnt
nmab santa Wilmington; wysnoke Norfolk; City OF Col
shin Ravens Hail. for Calcutta
AIso saled-via Long Island sound
Steamers Cottage CITY, for Easport Hermsn winter bos
on' THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
orrrxsrowy June l-Arrved steamer Alaska (Br) Mnr.
raw from York her To Liverpool ana
sciILY June ll-Passed. steamer Lain tGer Hellmers
from, New York on way Southampton and Bremen
LNARD Passed steamers Fnlda tGer Kingk nom New'
York on her way Southampton and Bfemen Mareca b
Moen from her TO Antwerp.
PRAWIE POINT June ll-Passed steamers kas0ek tbrl'
Davies from York for Bremen Spaarndam (Dtch Bod
Ter from New.York for Boulogne for Rotterdam.
BKoW HEAD Juno 0Passef steamer Straits OK
(For later Shipping News. If any. see Seventh Psge)
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
,yr r,or 1Cr FORM A WiIISKET TRUST.


The Hudson County Liquor Dealers Associauoh
held a meeting yesterday afternoon to devise some
method of protecting the members from the ponce
1t has been currently rumored about 'e',e, Ivy o
~ -, o. ,ro that n whskcy trust had been formed
in the police department and that certain members Oh
the department had been vigorously pushing the sale OF
certain brand of whisey The agents are taken around
TO different quor-shops by ponce onlcai sna in''o
drced 10 the proprietor with request that ne besow
some Of his trade the agent and tereps eoner , a
favor on the introdncer the iauoraed,er ,n c1cp
20 20 rive the desired order policeman IN ctIcn
sttse Is sent around the following sunday ana tne
nronrieor or his barkeeper Is arrested hecehy I,I
P1I Hoye arrested Frederick HeDn Gustav kuerze
pUd Patrick McArdle president Of the LiquorDcaers
Association. ,.. ~ .h. association vester-
day Investigated these MI enh roancsd Sto ssi
Cayntain newton of the Third Precinct lntrVduceu
al. MN 70 him a. agents for the keimoic wniskeS
and asked him them an SeT Scn VSI Mr. ne Hen was
Arrested The policeman who arrested MN l., passeu ,
probably dozen other open places IN nd MrArde I had
oncr 10 the police station. huer]ei anu ''A' '
a precisely similar experience.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
PATERSON.
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE IN THE PARKS.

SUNDAY OBSERVANCE IN THE PARKS.
There is great public interest in the question OF
Sunday observance in the new public parks. Boating
will be allowed. but the question OF allowing the
merry go round' 70 sundays is agitating the
community and bothering the Park Commissioners.
Clergymen appeared before meeting Of the Com
mission Tuesday night to oppose the granting Of
request made by the lessee of the carousselprivege
for permission 10 his wooden horses sundays.
Commissioner william Strange asked Of the clergy
men whether some Of the good Christians Of his
Presbyterian flock did not ride out behind flesh and
blood horses sunday, while objecung to poor
children riding behind wooden horses. Three Com
missioners voted In favor Of granting the privilege
Immediately but the votes Of the other four laid the
nuesti0n over
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
FORCING THE FRAUDS To LIGHT.

Robert S. Hudspeth. who is managing Mayor CieVe.
lands case in the Mayoralty contest is making rapid
strides toward rvalling Congressman Holman as an
obiector. Yesterdays proceedings at the inves@ea
tion were repetition of those of Tuesday hr'
audspeth objected at regular and irregular Intervals
and AS each objection had to be taken down oy ooi-
missioner Romaine the progress made was necessafs ~
Slow Eugene Andrews who canvassed the 'o''e !"
neSs called He found 121 fraudulent votes ~ nv IN
nrecinct William Jennings testihed 10 slnll,i
admIent votes in the First Precinct, lst DlstfI-.
Tbe total number Of fraudulent votes estlhed 70 up
70 the time of adjournment yesterday afternoon Is
55O
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
REPUBLICAN, BUSINESS MEN MEET.

meeting Of the Business Mems Republican organiza
ton Of the lid Assembly District held night
their No. 96 Oliverst C. d. Sweeny spoke
to the members the tarh. His speech able
comparison of the Mills and Mckinley bills The other
speakers were Joseph p. Colligan and J. Drscol.
The executive committee Of the Business Mems Repub
lican Association held wellaended meeting last Tues.
day evening at the associations rooms 236 Fthave
Colonel w. L. Strong occupied the chair many
representative Of the organization present
joint committee appointed week from the Downtown
Republican Club and from the association reported In
taking the club which numbers 500 as
sociaton.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
TO OPEN THE BIG NER GARDEN.

Eduard Strauss and his Vienna Orchestra together with
the ballets OF Peace and War" and Choosing ths
Naonal Flower will be the alsummer attraction at tn.
Madison Square Amphitheatre beginning next Monday
night The programme the opening concert is now
given for The first time
J. Overture the opera ''If Were King" Adam
2. Walz-Ncw Vienna Johann Strauss
8. Transcription Of the Prayer from "Der
8. Po,pourr from "Faustn .tsOunod
IL.
/. Watz--"Lifc In Vienna" new. Eduard Strauss
dedicated b. the American Public.)
(F0r strng quartet)
3. Polka Mazurka-"On the Silesian Noun
tans'' Eduard Strauss
4. Entr' acte'pe Taube' THE Dove .tiounod
8. Polka Schn,li-"By Steam. .Eduard Strauss
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
HE SHOT HIS BROTHERIN-LAw.
mur WOUNDED MAN MAY DIE-AN oNn
nu,.cr CAUSED THE TROUBLE


Daniel McNichols was shot IN 'no e'S at,nrr,sn at
-, ;n, ,.w lanes Bafnen, yesterday Ai,e' -"
80, xIrason-st McNichols is twenty 'noo 20, -,
"a ana lived with his father berh"' xh -
- Icons liouor shop at Hudson-aVe' anu ~ ,rho
-. =, . tavorite resort for sailors. bahno"'
y, .ss.v Years old, married daughter On '"e e,e ''
1,v,,ho,s two wears ago. The couple oiu NV 49,.
r.;r1 together Bannen did not proVlac ,o' ~
,itn .na two DAYS ago they separated MIS- "sa
,,,,h hsr, child. little girl going 10 her ia'',''
non,. sine was about to bring suit for sepaa"'on
pannen called at McNichols's place YESTERDAY
~ .rd asked TO see his child Bernaru ''o.>' . >
-onroest daughter went away ana oroueh' o"'" ~
Shi,d When, the little girl came moo 'ho .oo s,,
pannen according to Bernard McNichoiss s'o,s VIZ
. wo,o,rer and, said: "You might as well oie no"
x,nSicho,s crasped his arm and tried 10 preVoh' '
hoo,ipg A scufie ensucd, in which the reVoiVer Voc
erea and the bullet lodged in the wall. At ."s Po.'
younr McNichols entered and went 10 MS ia'"o'
ssis,.nce A second shot was fired, winch hio yo'ne
>,ovicbo,s in the groin, and he fell TO the hoor
omc.r oninn of the Second Precinct, VINO was Ill
An. na;ghborhood was called in and arrested bahie"'
McNichos was taken to the Brooklyn iospl'ai "ieio
- q; aid A. will be hardly possible for him to recover;
Bannen was taken to- the hospital Mete t .n % sbn;
man identified him the man VINO nreu tie 9oo. 6, ~,
pannen was locked up at the oeconu IIcIi..' Ii
Station hOusc and no one was allowen 70 Sc tha
To Captain Eason he JUSTIFIED the shoouS S ,ns r
rnound nj self-defence. He says the Two McNlcnols
sTaa s,Uu " him and he Thought his life was in danger
aaned drawing the revolver, and said that 1t
belonged to them and that he got hoid oi IL LII 'o
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
To FORM THE NEW BOARD OF REGISTRY.

Tho Rembean State Committee held a meeting IN
.,or,s Hotel Yesterday afternoon to select persons
~ he appointed to the Boards of Registry IN inc
var,ons counties under the new election law. Cha"
man Garrett A. Hobart presided, and John l. roster
acted as secretary TIE provides that the boards
shall consist of four members each the state com,
mtee of each party to select its representatives anu
submit them to the Governor for Appointment, I" ',s
selected yesterday are Hudson COUNTY nee
:. w woo,,ev. Essex-William r. Williams Joseph
- Wunn. Ocean-Cieorge W. Cowpertlwate, Jonar
,on Coble: Camden-Edward Bettle. Louis IL, NJ. ne
H. hsTs MSTn. GeDrse GeDrs ISS
.dnor .,, Condit- Vrecand: Cape May-Afren
cooper The County Committee will select names 70
All the vacancies and forward them I" ir' 'i'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
GOOD SPORT AHEAD FOR FACH1SMEN' w.
,rs mod TUE REGATTA OF THE STATEN
ISLAND SOUND SQUADRON OF THE
CoRINTHIAN NAVY.


ISLAND SOUND SQUADRON OF THE
CoRINTHIAN NAVY
rno .rtr,es for the regatta OF the staten isia"a
sonnd SQUADRON of the Cornthian Navy .,n,ro
night with Louis Berg the secretary a' VI. ,ha
ne * wes, Thirty .third-st, and judged from ''e
names OF the boats entered. it Will require o' 80,
and weather to assure boatmen spiehuiu u"' -
IN saturday The following are some Oh tho o'' -
~,s 81 \, post,s wellknown crack catboat Bon loh'
eich,een feet long: T. Hawlins's twenfytwoioo. .a
boat Nankit formerly Stelka), ex-champio,' "
Shrewsbury River; G. A. Desmonds eighteeh'iooV
D;ver Thomas F. Days eighteenIoot shi" | ., -
stacv F. Tuttles nneteenfoot catboao spray "
u,chss twenty and one halffoot catboat foam' "a
So,s soven,een and one third foot catboat Merry
go w II CHESTS eichteenfoot skif The Zuin' l.
,Josoman,s sixteen and one halffoot sloop ber.c'
pohert Clarkson,s sixteenfoot catboat Undihe, 'o'
H. Scotts nineteenfoot catboat Mahneme' w. -
Adams's eighteen-foot ten and one han-hch o"
Triton p c. Lus's nineteen-foot teh-ihoh o"'oV
PLAYMATE, c. Tice's twentytwofoot sloop naeeo'
=. J. stuls fifteen and one -haffoot catboat Maose'
G Thomas Claimants feet-winged yawl the Bouncer,
from Roslyn. L. L., and Commodore 1ngalPs "see-A-
Eve, from the XIII Won Kull Yacht Club.
The Bouncer is nineteen and-one-ialffoo' ya"l
and the See-A-Eye is an eighteen-foot catpoao. Oo
modore Connolly, Of the Corlnthian Navy, VIII prne
down his cutter Commodore McMurray, OF the
Staten Island Athletic Clubs yacht department. Is
making every effort to repair the damages lately done
to his fine boat Eous by the tow of the Pennsylvania
Railroad off Port Richmond. II he succeeds IN ge~
ting her into shape he will bring her down 10 the
regatta The commodore has refused the sum ohered
him in compensation by the Pennsylvania Company,
but is having the boat repaired and will then send
them the bill should he not succeed in bringing the
Eous to the regatta his friends will be greatly disap
pointed. =, . -
The start will take place of Sewaren, n. j.. at 3
O'Clock sharp, and competitors have been Instructed
particularly to have their boats in line by half past
o'clock so that no delay will be possible, the course
being a long and an early finish much desired,
over The classes will be for catboats sloops, yaws
and skins, and the prizes will consist OF cups and
remnants.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12

bond the township, which includes Lyndhurst and
Kingsland. for thirty years. In the sum OF S42,oOO
BAYONNE-The New-Jcrsey Athletic Gibbs cricket
team will play game to-day with the Boston Athletic
Club at Bergen Point and the obstacle race, which was
to he run on Memorial Day between the New-Jersey
Athletic Club and the Manhattan Athletic Club mch,
will be run OF after the cricket match
PLAINFIELD.-The arrest Of Mrs Newton r. Drake
on a charge of inhuman treatment Of her stepson
caused a sensation yesterday Mrs. Drakcs mother
injured about the head and body. The parties con-
cerned are we'll known people.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
LONG ISLAND.


THE SPRING FAIR AT HUNTINGTON.
The annual spring fair Of the Long Island Live
Stock Fair Association opened yesterday on the asso-
ciations grounds at Huntington. There was a fine
exhibition OF agricultural machinery carriages, flowers
and plants. The main features Of the day were the
trotting contests The first race was in the 3 :37
class, mile purse $3.50. 1t won by P. II.
Powers's Bob Mclaughlin, with saltanna Second and
Silver Boy third. The second was In the
3-minute class purse 1900. Aberdeen Wilkes won,
with Gerald second and Jess L. third. A silver
bronze cup awarded 10 Louis B. Bell for road
horses. During the day there was parade Of the
Huntington and oyster. Bay fire departments.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
ALONG THE SOIIND.

BRIDGEPORT.-P. T. Barnum has offered to pay
$4,000 a week If the men and women composing one
of the special costume dances in the Pardon Kirmess
now being held will travel next season with the
greatest show on earth.' . a.. The State Universais
Convention held yesterday In the Church OF the
Redeemer p T. Barnum who is a member and ardent
supporter Of the church, made address OF welcome
and DIR. Dodge of the future Of Universalism. The
sermon was preached by the Rev. A. j. Garfield, Of
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
PROGRESS OF THE COURT OF INQUIRY.

The Court OF Inquiry appointed Investigate in.
7th and 7ls Regiments held another
session evening" the 71st Regiment Armory, and
listened recital Of Captain Belknaps charges against
Colonel Hopper, Of the list Regiment The allegations
made BY Captain Belknap been printed In Tribune
and nothing brought out last evening Another
session Wednesday evening the
place when Captain Beknaps witnesses will be examined
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
BIDS FOR RrIIDING A NEW SEWER.

City Works Commissioner Adams opened the bids
yesterday for the work upon the two sections of the
Greene-ave. interceptng relief sewer. Tie first
ton extends from the Gowanus Canal and Butler-st.
to Fourthave. and Dean-st and the second from the
latter point to Greene and Marcy aves. The latter
will be built as tunnel The lowest bid in the first
section that of ID. j. Cream amounting TO about
$4,000, and John McNamee was next at $167 ,ONO
On the second section Charles Hart bid about
1856. 900, and j. III. O'Rourke $60s 900. There
1--WE bids on the first section and two on the second.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
RAIDS ON DISEASED CATTLE

The stringent measures adopted by the secre'ar!
OF Agriculture to stamp out tile vlruieht uiseaso Vi
peur pneumonia in cattle from its last stronghoo III
the counties of Kings and Queens Long lslano nave
created tremendous excitement and reused the dairy
men into an attitude of armed rebellion IL Is uhder
stood that Secretary Rusk has recently received private
intimatop that unless this disease be effectively cx
trpated a severe quarantine will be proclaimed by
England against the importation of American cattle
Last week Secretary Rusk spent two days in New
York and energetcay impressed upon his subordinate
officers W. Judson Smith, Government agent for the
Eastern states, and DR.. A. X. Robertson, CHIEF In
specor for the state Of New York. the urgent necessity
of gathering in and killing all cattle diseased or ex
posed. A great raid was therefore organized. Inc
dairymen were not found unprepared for vigorous
resistance. some Of the herds were so strongly De
Tended that the Bureau forces were unable 10 capture
them. Next day the headquarters OF the Bureau IN III
Brooklyn were in a state Of siege. Darymen ana
dairywomen jOined in chorus of execration and de-
nunciation. some had obtained writs OF rcplevin,
which practically useless. because all the capt
ured cattle been Immediately slaughtered Mean
time DR. Robertson and MIR. Smith had sought peace
and immunity in New York, and only rettrned this
morning. II is understood that there Will be other
raids
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Genersl John q. Hazard. Of New.Or.
ASTOR-Es Congre Albert s. willis. Of Ken
tucky and Assistant Postmastert'eneral A D. Hazen.
FIFTH AVENUEr-John II. Steusrt. u s. Consul At
Antwerp, and Henry L. Pierce, Of Boston. GILSEY-E.
Prentss Bailey, Of Utica. HOFFMAN-Samuel l..
Clemens, Of Hartford. MURRAY HILL-Ex Congress,
man Richard C. Parsons, Of QAiA MlHDSo0s.EsSkinf
n. Phelps, Of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-12

srnR,pnEN WOMAN TO GO INTO BUSINESS.
Miss Mollie Fancher. who has been bedrdcen
invalid for over score of years. and whose SONS
what remarkable powers have attracted much aI'en'
tion has decided to take charge OF smai. S'op ~
Go .v. which has been left in her hands by the
s..,h =, Tho lessee She will communicate with the
, ~ charge of the sales by speaking tube as she
Is unable to leave her bco' a'ho"sh "'"0" O0'0'
than at one time.