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New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
STRIKES THAT ARE STILL UNSETTLED

Chicago. May 80 (Spccal.-Thc.c are now 1000
cIoakniakcrs on strike u I'll, city. 10 appears that
the uIice paid by the contractors l1' been reduced
from % cloak - cents during thr lat zen years
owing 20 the large influx of Ku.-.au Jrws Who ply
thl, trade. The cut has gone CO far That the union
men arc debating 10 the contractors and manu-
facturcr, a. 10 whom they shall employ. The matter
vas thought 10 have lcn -ettld few days ago. and
the men had resumed work. but q a. agreeing manu-
facturcr caused all the men 70 80 out a-tIn
The University Clob. Lansing 4 Nc"1r.rc and
q = Guntber have All given lu 90 thc walters and
signed the seal" proposed by ~" culinary Alliance.
The Union Icaguc club sin holds out. however, and
though twenty eight ueH have struch, II t, not cN
prr.cucrl Any scri1I- Inconvenience. M "U'ft Wh'
made 10 call ont fnr walters ~ tlc chicago 'llh,
bat the refused ?" obey the maud '' "i ic union;
Montreal One Nty 30. "Ihr Montreal ll'iiN
thts morning appeared only half li- usual -H-
Tho ehrinkarc 4, Due - strike among th" ''mI"ir
lat ui.ht. which compelled th1.c W"mh"i. o. we
ctttorial .taT .yho possessed typorIaphcM 'kH 10
20 10 work ~ tlc casc. They made q far SHOWING.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
MOURNING THE LOSS or COL GOODLOE
MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE

Iht REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMIT LEE
Washington, Nav 3O.-The Executive Committee
OF the Republican National Committee held meeting
tonight at the house Of senator Quay, on l-Nt
There were present Mrs. Quay, Cllrhson Conser
FeNsenden Dudley and Hobart. Henry {. Payne OF
Wisconsin, member OF the National committee, was
elected member Of the National Executive Committee
in place Of the late Colonel GOodloe, of Kentucky
The following resolutions the death OF Colonel
Goodloe were adopted
Resolved, That the Republican Executive Com,
mite" al Its first meeting after the dcat 0t CoOhci
William Ca>sius Goodl0r, one of itS members would
place In the enduring records of the party faithful
and proper estimate Of his worth as man and Ms
fidelity as citizen and Republican. We are able
from personal knowledge to bear testimony
him in all the relations OF hie In
gallant service "a a solder The Nation cannot fail
to mourn the loss oi who, in the days ot is
peril was it., faithful citizen and loyal son III high
places in civil life, secretary Of the American LcS@
tiOn 10 Russia. Minister t. Bcl%lm, ana m Other
Offices of responsibility and distinction, AT nome ana
abroad he adorned tlc public service WITH conspicuous
fidelity, patriotism and ability.
Nc>ONcd, That copy Of these resolutions Dc Npipid
on the records of the National Committee; That a
copy be sent for similar enrolment to the state ON
mittcc Of Kentucky and that engraved copy be mt
the family Of Colonel GOOdloc IN a>-urtnc" OF the
affection In which departed friend was held. and IN
sympathy with all Of hi, and blood III common
sorrow over his death.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
REFORMED CHURCH GENERAL SYNOD.
VOTING FOR THE UNION OF THE DUTCH AND
GERMAN CHURCHES.

Lebanon Penn, May 80 (SpeciaD.-Today's session
of the General synod Of the Reformed Church was
brief. The resignation Of the Rev. a. ID. Gring,
formerly missionary TO Japan, presented and after
lively discussion. referred to n committee WIN
power to examine documents and hear testimony.
Mr. Gring's action prompted through disagree
ment with the General Board Of Missions. The Rev.
William j. X. Taylor, of New-lork, presented te
claims Of the American sunday Union. The report
OF the Joint commission the union OF the Reformed
Dutch Church and the Reformed German ChnrcheS
was then taken up. Dr. +. G. Appel, Of Lancaster
and Dr. De Baum, Of New-Y0rk spoke In favor OF
the union, and 1t agreed To by a rising vote
Tho result was received with so much JOY that Dr.
G.. W. Willard. of Tffn Ohio suggested the singing
Of the "DoxoloCy," which was done. This evening :
session taken up by discussion Of the subject oi
youthful mission bands, in which the Rev Dr David
Van Horn. of THIN, Ohio, and Others participated.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of the General y od
completed its labors and offered its services To t"
SYNOD. II elected the following officers 20 serve tlrc"
years: President Mrs. NJ F.. Whitmoc. OF Butter
Penn. recording secretary, Miss Rebecca IT, ScmvcN
OF Chambcrsburc. Penn; corresponding secretary Mr'
p Kiel Of PittSburs, and treasurer, e. L. kuklc of
Harrisburg.
Tomorrow afternoon the members and delegates ot
the synod will visit the Cornwall ore hills and Mount
Gretna Park as the guests Of Robert H. Coleman
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

The special matinces Yesterday only fairly at
tended One or two Of the theatres had good houses
but for the most part tho attractions outside the play
houses proved stronger.
1t was reported last night that the condition Of
William Gillette, who Is sick at Hartford was no
worse. II is intended to take him 10 the mountains
in ii week two, and there 1t IS thought hc NAV
improve. In the meantime he Is not allowed % think
Of any work. and all ARRANGEMENTS for his play
Ninety Days from Date which was 10 be gwen at
NibIOs Garden, have been stopped.
Al. Haymann returned from London yesterday on
the Lain. lie has been arranging for the produc-
ton Of Shenandoah" in London. and VIII now 60
West take charge Of the tour Of the Madison Square
Theatre COmpaMy.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
ANOTHER EyILE LEAVES MONTREAL.

Montreal, MAY 3o.-Onc by one the New York e1iles
arc returning home and the last 10 tahr IN, departure
was cx Alderman Charles Dempsey, who has been stay
ing at the Windsor during his soJoum here. All day
Wednesday he Wa, seen al the hotel and said b. was
feeling pretty good rcmaring in Iocular manner {"
his friends that he would bo oil that day. but no person
seemed 10 believe II. lie seen around the Windsor
up to O'Clock but few minutes after he slipped ont
In company with Billy" Molouey, and boarded the
30 Central Vermont train for Ncw-York boy way ot
Sprlng gncd and IL wa, only today his absence "i'
commented on. ,,,o,,
OF tho cNiles there only remain cN HHltrmn. m ~
pot,,-, he acv aud Nlolnlev De Lacy Is expected to
bc the next 10 return. The family Of kccna Nho l'1 l
here last week, still ~ the Wnd,or but ilcS "o
expected 10 40 10 Sew York next week.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
THE o,yrGo NATIONAL BANK DEFICIT.

Bnghamton, y s., MAY 3o-lt Is propa"io ''"' d"
satst,ctory adusimcut ~ tho affairs Of the pswc-o
Notional Bank will be- reached next week The short
,ce Of C. A. Thompson. cashier Of the bank whose
dealings with the Public Grain stock Exchange ieu
to the crash and hI, failure, is, ~ previously
stated about SIOoOOO IIc held $4,000 ol tho
amount a. treasurer Of Tiogi County and the balance
belonged 10 the bank. Of the Indebtedness W. lru
nf nrr.g, relatives of Thompson. VIII pay
40 900 John q. Scar, president oi thc VlAsc' anu
a relative of James Nas.ctt teller ot the bhh va" j.
rnnIic,t.d will pay $4,000, and the bnlance Will DC
MOI hy bond dsreI. directors ana stockh9d'is' tln
E,amincr (ietrnan has returned 10 Albany without
making a statement.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
An ORPHANS HOME ROBBED.
THE TREASURER, JOHN c. FILE, s1EA1s OVER

$35 900
fhladelpha, May 3o-It has leaked out that John
- fHc' treasurer Of the Lutheran Orphans Home
since 1872. is dcfaulter 10 amount reaching over
qo'ooo' u was the policy of the board Of directors
o 'he Home not TO touch the endowments which year
al'er year were made but to dcfray the working
cAnses OF the Institution from the interest and the
uohauons The accounts have been found to be in
accurate IN every particular. The defacatOns are
cohhhed to the endowment fund alone These en-
uo"mchts amounted to Si3.40O. OF this sum the IN
Su'uuoh, through Mr.. Flies operations, has lost
ABOUT $4,000. Mr.. File has often been ordered 10
report to the directors. but under prctencc or
ahother he failed 10 do So until the last meeting
Wheh he broke down and admitted having misappro
priaed the funds. He was allowed TO depart after
having handed over statement which showed ula'
uhe only securities he was possessed Of wcre some
oiN Us, railroad. canal and other bonds. amounting
altogether To some $1,000. OF these are NJ
Terry Value"ss and II is believed that the only assets
remaining cannot realize more than $4,000. The
directors Will decide at their meeting on Monday next
what action to pursue.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
ANNUAL RACES OF THE MASSACHUSETTS L. A. "

Worcester, Mass, May 3o.-Thc annual races Of th"
Massachusetts League Of American Whcelmcn were
held here today in connection with the meeting Of
the Bay state Bicycle Club Of this city. There was
a big parade in the morning over 800 wheels being IN
line The races were held at the Fair Grounds on a
good track. Some Of the contests and winner, were
Team race, two miles-Bay State Club, Worcester
43 points: Mlburv Wanderers, Al points.
One mile L. A. W Safety, District No l, New Eng
land championship Hoy land smith. New Bedford time
3 :O7 2-5 =. !. Berlo south Boston. second.
Two-mile, L. A. W., District No. l. New In land
champions ship-W W. Windlc, West MllbuTy time
6 80 T. J. Bero, South Boston, second.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
CONFINEMENT AT HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

Washington, May 3o.-The closing exercises OF
Howard University held this evening In the
Congregational Church. During the year ten stu
dents have graduated in theology twentysix in
medicine, in dentistry, five in pharmacy, seven
In law four from college. seven in the preparatory
department. and twelve in the normal making seventy
eight In all The degree of Bachelor of Arts was con
ferrcd on four young men in course; the honorary
degree Of Doctor Of Divinity the Rev. Thomas W.
Jones' Of Philadelphia, and that Of LIZ d. on Benz IL
mn r. Leighton, for nine years dean Of the law de-
representative w. c. p. Brccknrdge, Of Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
COMMENCEMENT HoNoRy AT PRINCETON.

Princeton. n. j., May 3O-The first honor appoint
ments for commencement, which are awarded on tho
ground OF scholarship were announced this morning.
Aoward Phillips Burgess jr. Of Dediam Mass, whose
Individual rank in scholarship for the whole course is
he highest OF the class Of 40, is Latin saluta toan.
snd Robert Porter shck, Of Reading Pcnn whose rank
u second, Is English SalutatOran The valedlctOry
a snlch Is awarded with especial regard the qualihGa
bounds Of scholarship, awarded TO Francis Palmer
q KennebunkpOrt, Ne.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
rorr D,rs vJrHorr room ~ A DoGr.

Ohcbec May 3O.-The Norwegian bark l'irin"''
which arrived here on Wednesday night had on DoH"
two French fishermen, natives of ST. MaIo' VII" were
picked up on May 49, adrift in u dory. Ihe ~" n''
~ th.ir traUIs missed the schooner In the log anu
were four days witoat food ar water when Stufa & ~
the Harmon. one Of the men nin bo'l '' , ,Tn u,n
frostbittrn The French '"lHui ~ C'l' p''O ' ~
the men under his care.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
4 CHAEGB or GILBERT AND SULLIVAN OPERAS

The last performance OF Mr. Duns elaborate
III. NJ. s. Pinafore" viii be given Academy Of
Music this afternoon and evening On Monday The
NAado" will be presented in way that the managers
ifemise 10 make equally attractive. Dlgby Bell Will
appear KoYo and his Interpretation Of the lsrt is
already well known. Katsha will be played by Mrs.
LAVA Joyce Bell YumYum by Mics Gertrude Sears and
Asnki Poo by Chauncey ocott Among tho other
Principals will be Frank Pearson. William Mclaughlin,
!sseph Fay Miss Leon Clarke and Miss Maude McIn-
"~. There will be fine Of scenery that viii
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
GsAyD ARMY VETERANS ARRESTED.

Henrietta Hunther, o No. 2i2 last Iirhty st.,
age eight while playing In the yard OF her house last
evening struck In The left breast By bu"t ana
seriously injured Some hours aftcird hye men were
arrested and held at the East E9hiy-ePhth-st police
station charged with having wounded the child -Four
n them were Grand Army veterans and after the Memo
ria Day celebration went tho liquor store of Herman
Lock No. ,50l Sccond.ayc. They began N shoot NJ
target practice yard IL is charged. ana one
Of the bullets passed through the fence woundhs eno
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
NANNY cTrT RY A kEGRO.

- a,a,.erne up Sixthave.. between Thlrty-secohd
'. ,,td sts about II o'clock last night attracted
.,t anu clean cut some sharp instrument had
49,, "o,e,,d the upper and lower lids Of his ieft eye
un wa, Francis Moran fortyone years oio % 40 ''o
~ " ,',, ,h1rast He il a sporting man and had been
49, ,.,, With "kike" COburn. At ii O'Clock last
t,,h, h was in Benefits liquor shop Sixtha'e' ana
rrtsvs.conast and had trouble with an unknown
a,o The negro struck him over ths forehead WIN
~t ~ -, instrument and ssshed his eye for him.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
10RE TINE FOR EXAMINATIONS

Albany, May 30 specaD.-secrctary Dewey, Of the
Regents has sent out circular letter in which he
says; "The replies Of principals to question in a
.icuaf letter Of April 20 accord 50 fully in iavorlng
VIC extension OF time in the Regents examinations.
"a tnat is decided in the coming June examinations
W pcSm al s1o a. IN. and cl0so at 12 80 y. m, and
=" "o &lTrnoon 10 begin at 45 and close at p. H.
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New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
TWO MISSISSIPPI NOMINEES DECLINE

Jackson, Miss May 30 (SpecaD.-Judges W. p
hsrrls and s. S. Calhoun, both prominent men, who
were nominated as two Of the four Democratic cand
ea'cs Tor the Constitutional Convention from this
hnds County decline to accept for the that the
convention Instructed them 10 vote against any meas
s mo iaAnS property qualification the prerequisite
~ S.o riSht OF suffrage. They not want TO be
'h'Uoo'o"' though they oppose such "a restriction.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
DECIDING A POINT or RAILROAD LAW

DFTIUIN'T a IT I'M '1F NNIIlIt7INI7 I''FF''
DcadwOod, g. D., May 30 (Spccial-on the applca-
ton Of the Chicago and Northwestern road, Judge
Thomas has decided that railroad seeming the right
OF way through IA city may cau-c to bc condemned land
belonging to other companic-. I'm the same manner ~
II the land owned by private par.ic.. The casa
brought Into court by efforts oi th" NurfhN stern
to secure for station grounds property owned ny
the ChLoaCo. Huntington and Gn.ncA.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
TINE scgOOLs AND THE FRENCH TESTIMONIAL

The presidents o<>several colleges having eXhib'eh
at interest I'm the proposed testimonial to France In
recognition Of her timely assistance 10 the Revolution
ary Army the Testimonial Committee has nanc 'ie
.,,,g suoqeston 10 educators throughout the coui-
~ =. :, hos occurred to us that II the school children
-. tho hand could be inUced 10 cooperate by forward
~ 70 ~, 70 ns af Tor each schOolroom IL Woud stlnuaN
ns ~ W ~ these children in the history OF inns
w" N the most interesting period OF lis history" ="
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
FROM GENERAL MANAGER TO PRESIDENT.

Chicago May 30 lSpccaD.-A Milwaukee, VS., diS
patch says that T. y. Fnney. formerly general
manager Of the Wisconsin Central Will become prcs
dent II the Mlnnc4poll,. It. Paul and sau ste Mario
within tho next thirty day~. Nr. Finney Vas idenu
tied with tho Central until about two years ago.
In his now Office be- succeeds Thomas Lowry, the
Il. Paul NIL onarc and street railway man.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
u1cu VOLTAGE CURRENT GOING ATRAr

milwaukee, Wis May 3O.-About 10 80 O'Clock ms
morning telephone wire running into the LiSht Hot7e
souadron Armory broke and fell upon the toley "lIe
Of the Hinsey Electric Railway In Oncda't' me ns'
voltage current was Immediately ual'ii'''" " wv
Central Telephone Exchange. where IL dr,tr"tr,u At
s,yitchboari and prostratcd several girls lcsph"nc
rvico throughout the city j. or less impaired Dy
,be accident Nonc Of the girls seriously Injured
Tho loss Is small. t.-' 80
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

crawling her body and In max.
ing an effort OF their heads wounded herself The
wound probably prove fatal She lived wt william
Brown alias Higgins. He has Office at No. 1914 West
Twenty-third-st The wounded taken to tho
Manhattan Hospital where the operation Of laparatomy
was performed upon her.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
THE cyyTRrBoHD crrrrr rvrRyA

Loetoh. Mas MAY 3o.-A cable patch 20 " Tho
Ilcrad7 gives the official cimcr'ions q fho row CON
tr,foafd cutter Iyrfua taken yesterday Tunna-"
rating. 1852 tons; load vaicriIno lclr;n, 800
feet draurht with raised ccntr'haaId. - -. beam
~ feet. sail aica 500 eIuar, feet. IN" coutrc-
hoard drops siA feet and The sal area Of maIsaI is
"A SQUARE feet
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

When the Liver fails TO act and you bilious and
out OF sorts use Dr. d. Jaynes Sanative Pills TO bring
about healthy action Of the Liver, and all
distressing symptoms >.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
cnrn.rr 1nnN w1rrrAMs-

Chicago MAJ 800 .~no. ..au.-C Colonel John william for
ror, than -.'y s.lr- rr-dent " sprnchd died y"-''-
DAP 40 tao aee of .lhifo years. Ie va, Conr.--asf
,.uerll ~ th. state llr.ar ne war ard held several
ofte- lfrfn-t,n. public oai-rs lla uh,r NJ
tte delegation which o.-o-.d tho rouaiu' of rr .d.t
Lincoln from Vs. l-'oa to >nrpea.d. afd w'. also ~
ur rme Of his l.a,a ra..b- o. ue Lincoln Monument
Association.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
youryaTroyS ~ ONTARIO.

Toronto. Ont. May 70 The nominations ror ''e
general elections In ontario took place N''U'onN'
Oliver Mowat, Premier. and W. O. Meredith """''
Of tho Opposition. we're each named by acola'liOo'''
Mr. Evan.urc liberal. of Prescott ana VIZ. No"l,
Conservative II Nuuh Hastings. were "-" hdnci
by aocl,nation The elections VIII be held on June D
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
UiRVARD WINS At CRICKET.

philadelphia MAY 30 (Spocian.-Thc hrst cricket match
I'm Nh. series for American college championship was
ovd on he Mavcrford College grounds today with the
Harvard team The victor- completely outpaycd the
home team and won by the Of 1O4 to lOi runs.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

ghi' The veterans Rudolph Paul. Of No. l,0li
Avenue a; RenhaTdt Cuacr, of No. 1852 Thirdave.i
Anson schneider Of No. . Third-st, and Nicholas
leld Post
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NETWORK TRIBUNE 81 soo-TwELvE PAGES

so" 10 eood advantage the large 1t is likely
mat the Dun company will stay Academy till the
iiahon'Volta and Marnet Company opens there early
in the autumn
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

P.t,ston POM NAV go Special -stouhon Jenkn. his
toriln aurquarr died ,t ~ ococa last ni.ht at his
home in Wyoming thc aer ~ seventy years, His an
e.-or. wore among earliest settler, of uc wyoming
Valley DIE grandfather having been prominent ttprt n
tonrli all ,tlto h-tore lIe va, lawyer alt lif.-
Io, Democrat ~" served tno term. thc ~,'. Ie-I--
!itsfr and hei uo Office u County Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
prrrY uAZAEn SMITH.

Chicago. Ma 30 Especial. Pony Hazard Smith. who
h,A li,ed in ,r.p f.r o..r half century. died last
evening ~ rty-'our years IT, was born
40 CiIcuo,Il s. g. ant received Dis .arlv 'ducaton Al
the academy u Ace. Mr Smith came q, Chicago
n is2s. AID Ae .I... B., made D.. VIZ In business.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

pleasant way TO spend Decoration Day !, TO take
New Jersey coast Boats leave. New York. Pier >.
Y. r. at 80. 10 rs "a M, 3 AZ, p. IN. Return
ing, arrive in New-lork at { 30, o 80 a. m, 30
a d ID.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

Moran rushed out OF the pace ana up bl0cA. \
policeman found him here and him o the West
IhHuet-st station. Thence he transferred 10 the
Ne"-fork Hospital. 1t found that he had a frac-
tured skull Moran told the police that his friend Co.
purn knew the name OF his assailant Coburn was
cordingly locked up.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
pr,rcyAT;oy or 4 4rrIscoo OFFICIAL.

NE~IGNATION OF \ TEI0IO" OFFIIINL,
It. Louis. May 30 lspcciab.-E. F. Nning, As
-i-taut General Manager of the II. Louis and san
Tranci-co. resigned his Office to-day. Mr.. Nniug lad
represented Nr. Huntington I'm the road Manar r
Morrill, also orcrod the annual pass of cX-vcc prcsI-
dout John ODdy Ia be taken mp.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
DECORATION DAY AT THE sEAsHoRE.

"sanitas. Dlsinfectants are fragrant non poison
Gus and do not stain cOrrode. AT druggists :.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
WOMAN SLABS HERSELF.

Sophia Schultz, OF No. 100 West one'hundred'ahd'
ann stabbed herself In rs abdomen yesterday after
noon while suffering from delrium tremens. She i'm.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31

SHEPARD-KENT-On THURSDAY, May 90 1890 by Rey.
Charles Cuthbert Hall, Agnes hent TO Harry H. shepaId
both OF BroAlyn.
10 cards.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
Mr.. THOMASS Popular CONCERTS.

The summer-night concerts which NJ" Thomas
began at the Lenox Lyceum last night give promise
10 be extremely popular affairs. AItstcally the first
concert was on the plane Of the Sunday night enter
aihments which were interrupted by the departure Of
MI Thomas and his band for the scene CT their many
u1ulnphs In Cincinnati; and the audience in mum
bers, character and enthusiasm indicated that the
welcome which greeted the return of Mr.. Thomas TO
the field in which lie has accomplished his
most enduring work for good has not died out
III the interim. The large concertrOom
not crowded as it was the last halfdozen
highs of the sunday season, but the assembagc
numbered over 1000, and the music heard with
many demonstrations Of interest and delight The
two Wagnerian numbers, the Prelude to Die Meistcr
singer and the transcription of the song Dreams
were demanded second time. In the latter number
MI BcndlX, who has rejOncd Mr. ThomasS forces after
years absence Berlin. presented himself again
10 a pubic that has learned to admire him greatly.
and received a hearty welcome. The programme wac
delightfully."- entertaining one varied in style, com
posed OF high class of music yet essentially pOpu-
lar.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
MARRIED..

Is sold by all the leading druggists and erOers. Rossites
& SkdmOre, Newly Ork Agents, lJ6 FranAlin-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31


Berlin May ao-II,rs Ziral, managing director OF the
Crodt Anstalt. f. d. id
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
DIED.

Notices of marriage must be indorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
OBTTT
ARCHBISHOP DINLER.
sTrtDEN Jenkins.

Berlin May 3o.-Dr. Dlncr, CtholIc Archbishop
# Io,cn, j. dead.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
Announcement Of Espenscheid's
lIanitou Ginger Champa.

SUMMER Styles IN Gcntlemen's HAS.
Salesroom, lis Nassau-st., lis.