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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

on 70 state that it would be q cold day
before Spain had ans.her ling with -
much pop and high purposes as Ferd
bad.
The eves Of wax figures are Of glass.
and are fastened in by means Of rods
which pass up through the interior OF
the head ana fas5eu the eyebau from
the rear. Wax people are noted Tor
their dignity and repose. They nave no
brains. bat they never forget % BE- oig-
nifed hate dignifed people. | never
tried to be dirnifie,l but once, and tnat
was tv9 weeks ago. 1 wore a handsome
new frock coat and suis Of dark blue,
and nsw shining Russia iron silk hat,
En- drive my family over the Finger Bowl
roaG ca Staten Island and on - South
Peach. I was proud and hsughty.
dressed up. serene and mentally vacant
in er,ier to look dignis-d. People who
saw us driving thus sfter~zrd paid me
a high complime=t b. telling my wife
what . di-1iifed and thoroughly clerical
booking coschman she had
Since that I have not tried 20 look
diznifed.
We bad quite a fright not long ago
sud might teU it here. perhaps. 50 well
AS eieVraere. Tor 7 think the chIef charm
about a letter II this kind is ~ infor-
nialisY. truth ard sc,nraey
Ny wife is not easily frightened. She
= a Chicsso zirl who married beneath
her statoa. 81 an tol3. but We VII les
thaf psss The ether evening sac vas
comparatively alone anf rea3iug Ehree
Men n q Ecst Sha Eyss Engiisa ai-
mar hecacse ieis 81 rcre and has sT1ca
rlain directirs wih each bcos. Sra
vsss readseE e thcnea sfs1lr and PRAYER
galas- k-1wtne -las no sla ooal2 rel4i
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

We desire 20 say - oar c.tzens tat
FOR years we have been selling Dr.
KINGS View Discovery for CoasanaT Ttson.
Dr. knrs New Life Pills. Backieu Z
Arr "a ~alre and k.ectTlc Btfers sn1
have naver handled remedies tat seil
ss nel or that have gwen ssch ana
versai sat sfarH0n- We % not kfs-
tste % gsarsntee them every true. aa4
r. sand ready - refund tae pare1ss6
nrice & satsIs scforT resai - a. not fo3-
Iow thele ase IhCse ren1et es have
won fhe1 Ereas r0ps ~ purely on
tke1z merits. PEEK 6ros.s DR. zsEs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
FNoINE EOUsE

one II il Is heavy reel or hose wagon
four could be provided for by making the
stalls trihs smaller Then there would
he Two horses for the engine and two for
the hose
In modern engine house everything IS
arranged with a view 20 The most rapid
service. Tnere is g. al times steam in the
boiler This IS generated by a special gen.
orator. which may be placed in the bAsesnent
al TIC side OF the engine room, which con
meets with the steamer. These steam gen
ogators are no.hing more or lees than
auxiliary boilers which connect with the
steamer boiler While these auxiliary
boilers 90 net msintain a high pressure OF
steam they give sufficient, 50 that in a short
time the extra IRE IN the furnace OF the
steamer gives IL proper working pressure.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
A snfc Inxrstnlcnt

Is one which is guaranteed to brire
YOU satisfactory returns, or in case oi
failure return OF purchase price. On
this safe plan You can buy from OuI
advertised druggist bottle OF Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
It is guaranteed to bring relief in every
case, when used for any affection Of
Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Con
sumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bron.
chItis, Asthma, Wh0oping Cough
Group, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant and
agreeable TO taste, perfectly safe, and
can elways be depended upon. IRA
bottles 10 cents, at Peek Brothers drug
store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Your distressing cough can he cured.
We know it because Kcmp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured so
many coughs and colds in this com
mun.tv Is remarkable sale has been
won entirely by its genuine mciit. Ask
some friend who has used it what he
thinks of Kemp'- Balsam. There is no
MEDICINE 80 pure, none effective. Large
bottles, 50c and 81, at all druggists.
Sample bottles free.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
sErnxn srnRY

n an o-1insrv engine house TIE rnsn
sleep Immediately above the steamer rocnn.
and in ordinary siasle bunks ssTAlss-sd
alonz the sal u "a very coTamoa 60 have
these sleeping roonls very beautsfaily fur
nisha5
TIE zxe-rents ct thIs btl83irg 49,
rsfscieatly wsn s6ovn to Be clear - sny
3ne interested LcCIs II GI8s0S
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
"Iow to Cure All SKIN Diseases"

Simply apply "SwAYSE's OTNTAlENr.
No internal medicine required. Curst
tctter, eczema, itch, all eruptlOns on IT,
face, hands, T. )se, ETC., leaving the skin
clear, wnite and healthy. It's great
healing and curative powers are pos
sessed by DO other remedy. Ask YOU
druggists for cwAYEE's 5 OINTMENT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
IsIIrE NYorTu LYING 1?

Not if you 90 through the world Q
dyspeptic. Or. Acker's Dyspepsia Tat
lets are z positive cure for the WOrs'
forms OF Dyspe psa, Indigestion, Flatu-
lency and Constipation. Guaranteed
and sold by White Il White, 80 Monroe
ST., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

SYwFro2s-No sture, intense itching
srd sf.azng. most as Hishf. worss ~
scratcainz III allowed 20 continue
nucrs lcrfa. winch often bleed snd
q cerate. heccn z very sore swkTSE =
CTxrEENT sfens tae fcaire sd bleed
nE heals u-cer rsloE, s1t in mcst cases
q naores tie tanors A. draeE s.s. Cr
1v nsf. foF p cents Dr. swzync 4
scr. Pbl adelpns.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS


Dress Beef s. c0a6fo.
Dressed Neai-<st0sy5.A
Dressed P0Fk-S5 G,eraaf
Dressed Mutton-s@se 2 n.
Dressed Lams-7taso p %.
Dressed Poultry Spring chickens ioSl2c =
p fowls. loc 3 loi turkeys. ito = b.
FRrmrrs' Produce.
Butter-I6FlSc a 10.
EsgS-l1c r dozen.
Il matoes-opc z hushe
PotAtOes-5StS7Uc r hlshei.
Beans -xl6cel.71 = buShe
APPLES q Ac Z hUSae.
cover seed-s3.5J T. buShel.
JoSbers' Prices.
Beans-sl 500 10 = bushe..
Appies-SiO.,ti 80 q barrel.
POiat0es-tac & hushei
fggs-ltCiitc q dozen.
Butter-ls4.Se e ID.
c. aaberries-S2.75 2 bushel.
Hides
Creen-f5G7c a n.
Part Cured-lEIizc IL n.
Full Cured-7l gaze E y.
Dry-9eelCc e d.
Calf SEins-61ts7c Z -.
Lamb oGins-sc9e0s apiece.
1ailow-55sts &c = -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
Grain. Flnnr Freh

wheae-WhIts. oSc q bushe; Red. SO; Z
huSnei.
Corn-55c p bushei.
Corn Meal-S24 ; ton.
No. l. Fred-s-a.s0 . tol.
NJ. feed-S.SaJ e ton.
MiddNngs-s2l 2 ton.
BraH--sl7 2 ton
Flour-Llly White. s2.eei Patent, $40; 6
hundred.
Oats-ssc = bushel.
Rye-.uc = bushei.
barley : Oleri - p hundred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

T-NHfN1A.~ - p -EIHN- !" NFaI
" aadariag aesgs tns eE1sF lag aud
waiting foE ossTo - coale forth 2ad
cAlacs ts the Edsn 4aser. shs aAnaSsr
saids az q a sastisa. - b. n0aosd that
Wa@ seing aztss.ksn for q sew ~a1
nsure. sad thaS / ssulae.i -zah4Tr-sssod
- ne ~sY Psopis. specially ssranEsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

IF YOU 30 not feel well. it is because
vou have violated some lsw Of nature
Nature. however. = kindness ltself, and
has provided that which. If properly
taken, wiz again permit YOU t0 enjoy
her in All her beauty. We have butone
Of her numerous remedies 90 give YOU,
which Ell not cure YOU OF 1very ii flesh
e herr to. bat % you who are suffering
with md gest.on. had taste IN y0ur
mouth in tie morning, headache and =
general depressed feeling. Il y0u have
snv Rheumatic trouble. be it ~ any
farm. Il you have a running sore winch
vor't hssl. take Loose Extract Of Red
Clover, which contains notning but a
pare extract 81 the clover blossom. and
if u does rot cure you of all We hersin
sdrert.se So your money VII - refunded.
It cssts nothing Ter tHe experiment and
can Go you no harm. 4 It rot worth q
tr-a7 For sac by 81 druQg sss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
HEALTH IS WEALTH

HE p g. Hssss Nfprr ssb Bar 1EFsT-
prRs. guaranteed specific iof ilkstera Alszi.
nes- touF nisions. Pts Nervous Aeurslg Al.
Isadsefe. Nefvsus PfoEfrstien tsraet ~ fhe
use n Ger 2 ~ tobacco ~ sfefuifesf. E rai
Depression. -uffsHiHE - fhe Ersil r~fu firg
iu In+anlfy spf leading ~ uisrrT. 6tfsT sna
dezib. pF~iaeftre Ga hee. Bsfferness isors
81 foTer tn either sfy. InfDluf fsff losses ar q
-r.errnstcfr hnra csuse0 - cffF-fs erfffn - hs
brain. ffif-afust - rF~f-i naDlrfh-f. iaet box
confafus one months frrgfmflf tIfH 1of.
~ e., tos fof t51f seat ~ nal rfrpaid o.
rfce ri ~ price
VIZ GUARANTEE sfN BOXES
To cure sns csse iIn esrh Greer received
iv "a fnf 81 a afsff g. frer pHrird by tIif w.
3 ii sfrd tie pbrcteefr che rffit Rls fsf 80
90 ffflnf fhs fBaHef s. 80 tff7i fifal fnes nos
eject care. easFsff es iseHff 90 ~
WHlTE & WHITE.
Errtoa iansf TfIrrracf SRI. fcprfs.
% Mon-oe-sfrsef. Crane EsVds. II ch.
0pTN ALL EfGHT
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

The best salyc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter. chapped hands, chIlbiarns.
Corus and al SKIN eruptions, and posi-
lively cures plics, or DO pay required.
It Is guaranteed tOEive perfect satlsfac-
ton or money refunded. Price - cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
gsts, ocrner Monroe and Divsiou-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

Free Samples Of the Baking Powder
and Coffees Will be given away on sat
urday, November /.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

In Tea and Coffee Department, We do
not give any tickets after November /,
and viii make reductions IN proportion
20 value OF same:
Fine quality Japan Tea...................3Oc
Extra quality Japan Tea..................Aoc
No. quSliiy Rio Coffee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
Cash BUYS
At
VAN EVERY & CO.'S
55 Canal-st.
152 West Fulton-st.
t52 West Fuiton-st.

IN Hroeery Department Ne have a
full Lue a. usual, and offer some
especial attractions;
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

14a CoAxs1t@zs bsiAz1ss.
Esrsxsra sre s.ss1 ~ Fi4zs AE2 elss&-
E1ezs < : ssso6ern EFe s2Etae sozss. 81
Ns1.h oee steamer 49, : As@e resl ~ wAs'sz
49, plzosss Rt.szs AZ slasl = fax fnres korses
20 scxtvs serxtce sza eox szs.l f1F a.
extra A,srss. - for aae tkzs ls .A1a - 81
asceans Il Ilns3s. 1'hs sEasins reqssres
a. lorse. - - rc<l IL tAAs az.ss1Ilc1
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02
COLUMBUS DISCOVERED
Tfte 49, Nsso FcuNo saaERicA zus
TO z4aTn 81 ssLL sfE

ks SessFtssas esa~.~~ss sszB~fssa Walls
a. W.zF se4E~ .a.s CaLE .<-srsiy Cias1es-
B~al-aai- Er.aksiafs So sa-aa.. rs@~
a~.sss. - L~ss Ez,asest-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

10 Combination Coffee ee...............25c
! 10 Fancy Breakfast Coffee. SOC
Our own grinding and equal to nearly
all the finest grades and higher priced
Co!fees.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-02

We call your especial attention to the
following;
! lb Biscuit Baking Powder for. 2jc
Put up only IN 10 cans and expressly
for our trade; we warrant Il 10 glyo
complete satisfaction 10 the most par
tieular customer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-29
The Weather.

The storm that formed in Montana on Tuesday in.
creased in energy very rapidly and separated into
storm centres. the most severe OF which moved into
Minnesota. The barometer at Mo0rcheaG dropped 10
." - forming steep gradient TO the
storms III Minnesota. Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Kansas.
Missouri, ana %cOrasEa
The second, suu-ccntre located in Nebraska
and Colorado, TEND ns IN unite wish third depression
forming in extreme sOmthw cet TeNHs
Severe southerly 10 eHstcrly gales blowing from
the sogth and east the OF the northern de-
pressions and f. ON tho nor;hw es; OF lie rtRr.
An Of high pressure the country east of
Mississippi EXCEPT New England, it is increasing in
power, and Will i!ayo tendency to force tie moro
northern and severe storm centre Canada tho
upper lakes and far Tea-d the movement OF the
remaining depreS.ions by causing them To draw
Eether the southwest IN winch case tho high urcs
promises to remain over tho Eastern long
enough 10 give pleasant decoration Day In this
vicinity.
Rain was falling in florida northern New England
Canada. and tue upper lake region: elsewhere he
weather WAS far.
The temperature hal decided rise in the M,s'Sippl
and Missouri valleys and over the Northwest S'Ates
Brisk winds from 70 to ~ miles an tour from tho
west prevailed along lie coast from natterAs north
ward In this civ the highest e!ucity - nj
hour, the day Was fair highest Government temprra-
ture. G7' loves 80. average huDtd.tS IS per cent
To-day and Friday promises to he fair. with nearly
Staunnary TEN; eFtlute.
The thermometer At rerryS pharmacy In THF Sun
building recorded the TEN rruture yesterday ar oowS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-29
ONE MAN AGAINST Il CROWD
He Successfully Defends his Home. but IL
MOrtally Hurt.

AUGUSTA. Ga. May 2S.-A gang Of Georgia
White Cars were dispersed last nigh. by n lone
negro. who defended his homo and daugh-
ter at the peril Of his life, with an axe. At
Spring Place. shortly before midnight. a band
of regulators visited Burtly Davs's to admin
lister a whipping on his daughter for having a
quarrel with n white girl who lived near by.
Davis was informed by some one that tho
White Caps were going 70 visit his home, and
so he prepared TO give them rcdhO recep-
ton Whom tho White Caps tapped at the
door for admittauCe. Davis leapcd from his
bed, grabbed his shotgun. and fired both bar
rcls into the crowd. NO one. however. WIS
struck by the scattering shot. Davis next
emptied every bullet from his seven-shooter
revolver, but again his aim was misdirect cd. The
crowd after DAVIS had fired all his ammuni-
lion away. surrounded the house AMI broEe
through the doors and windows. Davis. seeing
tia his nght had lust begun, seized II pole axe
near at hand and used the deadly weapon
freely over thu heads OF his nssalants.
lie struck. and it is thought killed one Of thu
two others received serious injuries. This
morning the battle fold was covered with
blood. Davis was found In a Held near by
diving from pistol shot wound no received in
tho small of the back. Some OF the men in the
mob can easily he found out. and they will he
caught amt prosecuted Davis's conduct in do
Tending his home against this mob Is approved
bv tho people. who Will aid IN bringing tho des-
DeFulOvS to Justice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-29
oAMpoBAsso INNOCENT OF MURDER
Tho Assistant District Attorney Asks the
Jury to Acquit Him.

Tho Assistant District Attorney Asks tho
Jury to Acquit Him.
The trial OF Gerardo Campobasso In the
General Sessions for murder in the first de-
gree ended yesterday. Campobasso kept a
boarding house for Italian laborers at Webster
avenue and Hist street. On Fob. Rafael
Ricci and John Elario, two OF the boarders. got
into fight, and overturned the stove. Cam
pobasso struck Riccl with a poker and drove
him out OF the house. Ricci returned with Il
knife in his baud. Campobasso was forced
into corner OF the room where he kept his
tools. Among them was harness needle.
which Campobasso caught up aud plunged
into Riccs breast.
When these facts were before the Jury. Cam
pobasso's counsel said that he did not care TO
sum up. Assistant District Attorney Bedford
that ! cannot ,conscientiousy ask the Jury to
convict this defendant Tho evidence In my
judgment makes out q clear case Of self-de-
fence, and !, therefore, abandon this proEecu-
ton and ask the Jury TO acQuit the defendant
The jury. acquitted Campobasso without
quitting their seats. and he was discharged.
Several of the jurors shook hands with Mr..
Bedford. and as soon as Camhobasso got out
OF the court room he was seized upon by a
group OF friends and relatives and Rugged and
kissed in enthusiastic congratulation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-29
11UBDBR IN VERMONT
Gt110RP0 8tRb0 60 th0 Heart his White
1EOuSekeeDer who had LeFt Him.

6t1NRP0 8tabS 20 tho Heart his white
HOuSekeeDer who had Lert Him.
NORTH ADAMS. Mass. May 2s.-The homo OF
tohn Dilworth, on tho top OF the mountain two
miles west of Stamford village. Vt. was tho
scene on Tuesday OF horrible murder. Tho
victim was Mag Shea. a dissolute woman. and
tho perpetrator OF the deed Is Nick Bradley, q
negro for whom the woman has kept house
for year or so. Tho Shea woman arrived at
Dilworth's house on Sunday at about 2 o'clock.
IN respose to request made by Dilworth some
two or three weeks ago that she desert
Bradley and como and keep house for
him. his wife having left him. Dilworth and
bis hired man uyons) were at homo. and in
honor OF their guest pitcher Of cider was
brought up. Later Tim White dropped In. and
at 6 o'clock Bradley came, and after lively
time left, only TO return ut midnight with two
friends: An cettempt to batter IN the front
smashed, Dllworlh escaping by one as Brad
Icy and his companions entered another
DiiwoIth went to q neighbours for help. and
the desperadoes in possession and having a
grand earouse, cider barrel had been hoist
ed &c, the, kitchen and all hands We're, IN u yoy
mood. Peace was soon established. but Dill
worth concluded t9, spend tho night with tie
neighbor. All day Monday drinking continued
tnterspersed with the smashing OF crorkery
and furniture, until in tho afternoon pilworth
mustered UP courage 10 again visit his house
could stay with Dilworth II she wanted to. and
as II was raining hard Bradley was urged to
spend the Might. Dilworh is OF a timd dlspo-
siton, and again slept ut The neiGhlor's.
On Tuesday morning every uodv that was not
too drunk wGs lighting. and D!lworth sta:tnd
for Stamford village 70 gct warrants for tho
intrudor5. The. evidence n TIC highest to-day
bradley changed his mind f. r gard t. IartinS
with his housokcopcr ana endeayuroL to per-
suade her to 20 home with him. that size per-
sisted lp her refusal, nd ne sta,hGed hcr to tho
heart, killing her instantly. Tho other men
wore In the house at tho time. and ono heard
Grios Of 60 aHny ron me, you Niger, fol
lowed by u piercing slgiek. SCuu after
ward bradley 'norm.I his compa ions
IIred ieguros with tqo aam" story.
ford villu . nni ,th h'rI or -spy and
nE Nlch Is returned 10 G"J ,h' woman dund.
Nick Irud.".. lID. 'IrU. DIN OUiguE ana
JoEerh 49, wci, uIg ."d
To-day i'r-, brown and Hushlc.. Of NOrth
Adams "a -.-' ed o., hr Nichols made, u
thorough post ~ ON examination, disc uring
wound by a shu'u kn.'o q the lett breast.
punctuIng the heart. 40 other inluros OK
cept a b!ncA oyo aud minor brnsOs were
found A kuiio wHs found on Er4dley's person.
Brad Lyons, White, ana Boulgcr wore hold
for tie Grand Jury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-29
Latns reeerlsa to ,.mI .r4tnre le,lsraAy as loow,
H;c t%;s on Ma, :, ~,

]
sUNAL or'I.r roLf, fr TiLI r, rnCRspAN.
Gprrrl RYr'n- TL- storm last II gh over the north.
cru Rocky Mountain s,ups las diminished In intensity,
ard d.y led MO severa low areas Dyeyyng Colorado
suuthN q, tern Minnesota, ami Manitoba storm Of
70 Ie cner-y dcuruped during tho day Of tho New Eng
Land coas'. disturbance appears In the eat Gulf aud
has caused yesy heavy rains 10 Florida, ranging from
to ~ Inches EaHs lave also fa!en the New EuE.
lanl coast aud showers over Michigan, WISCONSIN, and
Minnesota suuthcry gales have occurred durin. tho
DAY from the md an Territory Horthe&swarl TO Lake
Huron mrludinE the states OF Kansas Missouri I'LL,
nos Iowa and Wisconsin Tie temperature has risen
ia the cent al valleys, ant fallen in the Missouri valley
and the EockY Mountain region
For the district OF Columbia and MARYLAND, warmer
fair weather, winds becoming southerly; warmer and
fair friday.
For New Jersey and Delaware fair weather and Bta-
and far Friday.
For Eastern HeW rork and EdSerH PennSvr0nfd warm
e. jar wrahe u1rtdIS Dndi; warmer and JIir FrldqH
For Massachusetts and lhode Island, fair weatLs.
stationary temperature ia Rhode Island and southeast
ern Massachusetts, warmer In remaining portions Of
Massachusetts; northsrly winds becoming variable
Tor Connecticut lair weather. stationary tenperA.
ture variable wluds
For Maine rama followed by fair weather; continued
cool northerly winds
For New Hampshire and Vermont fair weather.
northery winds, becoming variable; warmer by Friday
morning; fair Friday
For western New York and western Pennsylvania,
warmer, fair weather followed by showers; southsrly
vi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-29
TOMORROW IN BROOKLYM
Arrangements for the Parade nnd for tho
Reception OF Gov. Hill.

Reception OF Gov. Hill.
The arrangements have all been completed
for tho Decoration Day ceremonies In Brooklyn
tomorrow. The Grand Army and military
parade will be as fine as in previous years. and
will be reviewed by Gov. Hill. 1t is the inten-
ton OF Grand Marshal Grant TO move the
column from the fountain in Bedford avenue
at 1O]a O'Clock promptly. There will be nine
divisions, and It is expected that there will be
at least 10000 men in line. At tho close OF the
parade there will be the usual services in
Greenwood, Cypress Hills, Evergreens, and
Lutheran Cemeteries.
Gov. Hill will arrive In. Brooklyn this even
ing. and will spend the night at Mayor Chapin's
house in Eighth avenue. He will be escorted
Tomorrow morning to the house OF Moses
May in Bedford avenue and CTlym"r street.
where a reception will be held in his honor
from Q A. NJ. to II A. NJ. Mrs. MAY will he as
sisted in receiving the guests by Mis-. Chaplin.
Mrs. Hugh Mclaughlin. Mrs. A. Van Wyck,
Mrs. William II. Murtha, and other ladies'
The Governor and his staff will reach tho re-
viewing stand in Cum berland street near
Lafayette avenue. before the procession
reaches thar point. The line OF march will be
through Bedford avenue, to Lafayette, to Cler-
mont, to WillouRhby, to Cumberland street. to
Lafayette avenue, TO South Oxford street. to
Hanson place to FlatbuSh avenue. where the
parade will be dismissed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-29
ERADICATING PLEURO.PNEUMoNIA.
Now York and KInEs Counties Its Last
Foothold on American soil.

WASHINGTON. May est is stated at the De-
partmeDt OF Agriculture that the quarantin
which was imposed in Baltimore city and
county or May 81. 1887. on account OF the ex-
istence Of contagious pleuro-pneumonia, has
been raised. the Secretary OF Agriculture being
fully satisfied that the disease In that State Is
effectually extirpated. Supervision by the
officers Of the Bureau OF Animal Industry
however sti continues as a measure Of extra
rrecaution. In the moan time, and until fur
Their orders, all cattle arriving In Baltimore are
inspected. and all animals slaughtered sub
jected to a post-mortem examination. In Now
Jersey the same conditions exist as In Balli-
more. but the quarantine In Hudson comfy has
not yet been raised, inasmuch ~ sufficient
time has not yet elapsed since tho last case OF
disease to warrant that course. but should the
conditions which have prevailed there for some
time continue quarantine will be raised there
also maintaining merely such supervision rs
is exercised in baltimore. In Kings and
Queens counties New York the work is being
prosecuted vigorously to the Jul oXtent OF tho
powers conferred upon the Secretary by the
net OF May -, 1881, with Wow to ctfectualy
eradicating the last vGstige OF the disease from
this; It's last foothuld ON American soil. thus
enabling the Secretary of Agriculture to de-
clare this country absolutely free from any
trace OF this disease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-29
JO1TINGs ABOUT ZoWM

The Department ~ Public WORKS will soon begin an
examination Ot all the underground steam pipes ia Of
der 10 discover defects that iniure The sewers
Judge James Fitzgerald has been selected N deliver
tho memorial address Friday A. tile graves Of tue
SiIty.ninth REGIMENT veterans in Calvary Cemstery
The DOM cement eIegeisSs Of she Law Department
Of the Uniysrsy Of tho CITY or New YORK VIII Do hea
this evening ~ the Metropolitan Opera House
seuGtor Leland stanford OF California Mrs Stanford,
and Mr.. and Mrs Robert BpOseVslt Jr were pasten'
tho steamship Teutrnc which sailed Yesterday
for Liverpool On the lrayr we're Mr. and hra william
RhinelAndsr and Mr. aud Mrs Robert winthrop
Before udEe Benedict and jury the United States
Circuit Court ysstsrday George PsJ SFseH WAS cen
PfsinSF baker OF az Hast ReNente enth street fToH
whom he bought pie on March Is. Judge Benedict
ssnencsd Thin 70 thirteen months In the krtS SOunlR
psniEshuAry,