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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-08
Siebmarftc

Ghicago, :. NoucmbGr. GinrUieh ::
3uIuHr $1,000, ScrIerouug 5000: Yrenc "a
riirteu 3wti6cu s. 90 Ii. $5.25.- S6weiut
j3uiubr $4,000, Serien0ung $500; Yrciie
puriirten ;wiid)en 1919 II. Subordinate:
3uiubr 1000, &erIcu0uug 2OOO; Ercie pa
rilrten ;uiihen S4.OO un0 $5.15.
St.Eouis, I. 9iopcmber.- 6inOUicb &:
3ulubr 100, &erienOun9 ; Erelie pa
rlirteu Smi!den $500 Il. $500 Shmcine :
3uiubr 500. &crIenOuno -: Grelie
pariirten Swijdlen $3.50 mn $4.O5. --
Shuoic: 3uiubr 500, &ercnOuug -;
Yrciic pariirten ;Wiidcu $500 unO $40.
Gait %ibertp, Ya., Z. gioUember. 80
8inOuleb: .3uiubr 44l, &erenOuug APO;
Brerc uarllrtcu ;mid1en Sl.5O uno $40.
- Sdmcine: 5uiubr $500, &erienouug
$500; Erci'e pariiren imr6cu 500 uu0
$4.15. - Shaaie: ,3uiubr POO. Serien-
Oung POO; Erciie uariirtcn 5luiiden $500
uuO 5000.
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Tcipsgurfer 8ahrid1tct.

ytem y orf, :. Houcmbcr. SrNu
yiap SoilOburg, Satin 6eiurid NilOburg's,
BON Der SerliderungSageutur 0ilbburg *
Comp, 9tr 206. Sroaomap, mutoe beute
iriib I'M Oofc ibrer 2Sobuuug, 9tr. 42, Sit=
IS. StroBe, als yeid)e gefunocn. Sic lag
ielt Ctntgtr 3eit tranf odrnieOcr mn mar
beutc rub im TieberOelirlum aue bem Tcuz
tier hires inl Oritten Stoduerf Qeleqeneu
3tumerS geprungcn, trot0cm Orct Srau=
fcmudrterinucn NIT ibrCr Siege beauiuagt
mQren.
- 9&m. Soughou oou III. 794, Atlau=
tic >Srootlun, murbe am 2lDcnO be5 SSabl-
tuges uou l&m. Sing, etnem Snaben, Der
iclne (SuuQban g. Sreppc Dor Der ipaua=
thUre itCblen molite, I'M JIG ais ltabrrtug
iiir cln SreEOenieuer 3u benuten, ourd)
eineu Steinmurf al Den Sopi ldmer per-
IeBt unO lie9t lett i'm S6olpital I'M Stcrben.
Sinq uno 3mei annere al Der 2liialre be
tbeiligte &maben, gtameuS Sobn 0lOman
unb 5obt. 0iabou, beftnNen id in 6ait.
- ShoS. 6arper, BrQN0eut uuo Sdlnts
meiiter Der u'narper Brothers Gompa9nte," >"
Sobritauteu Don yoTpen unn yampeuld)irs
men, Gde Saclan unO GhurdJltraBe, 'ouie
9StliQm $1arper, 0eid)GitSfiihrcr Der Sabllt
Der Sirma ;u 9&eitdeter, Inn uerIfwuuOeu
mo baben Sd)ul0cn tn Setrage bon $50
600 binterlnlieu.
- Sic 9tadlridlt traf bcutc Nuf ser hltii-
Qen Broouttenb0rle etn, OaB Bern elncu
YrobibitiU3Oll auf Shnlali etngeliibrt bat.
9trielbe ioQ inoeiieu crit ant l. Sebruar
1891 in HraIt tretCu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-08
Scr Nentidlc GnrrtiponOeMt,

~NNTtKNHFf f1"'1 ~-N''''"'a~F I
i. Raimc, Gigeutbitrrcr nno HeScftenr,
edspelsGde Saltimorcs Stra6c nnS $OitsSiicesare.
8reis bes tasIid1cu ssIcttss, ourd 3rdeer in gal
tinlole un0 II Der glatbardat Jelor9t 12i@ Cts;
faaIid1c unp Sruntaae:s e:stusgabe 15 Gts. mo
ggote,;ablbor podentlil an DIE ooSSatt beiorgcnoen
Guriozgorausbc;aD;9a $50 pro So9r, ilr tiiriere
3cit ur &crbIfEiB; ii;r Die tpodlentide 4.us 1abc
nit SonntaaSblGtt, purtoirci nit GbSue tiir GubS.
50 so pro ,iahr, ir9eno ciHem sCrte hes SrIdEz
ocs, 81 mao europa. Spnnfngs=AmS9abe y
pru 9atr-0as bette unb tiuigIte oeutidJe SIatt
in oen .Eittcl- IND SiioitGa:eH.
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HOOmOOS pi((cn.
gas erobe sebers nnO g'aseu.teeiImitttl.

gas erobe Sebers nnO y1aseu.eeiImitttI.
gSoundnoia qeihmadlos, I6euudert, pulIrcn, le9ui
lIreH, relHigCH uHo frdIt9cH.
8abwab's Piarn.
Bur SeiIuu0 oller SraHtgeiten OcS UagsHS, pcr v.s
btr oeS llHtcuelbt5, Del 9hereR Der 8Gie, Der Her
uen, 9eritupftnq, SarteIblAfaIt, Newfoundland
Iuspcpiic GdlcHieloeH, 6ebeL LlRtcrieb5eHt6 6nbung,
N0morrhoi0eR UHo alcr llHrede emugigeticn Der GtHs
0cmroe 9ien pegeGbtltich, meotr GucdiiIber, Ddncl
TalleH, nod ihdollde NrOaueH eHtbuitcHo.
Cine oiltommcHr y SCroGuHHg piro ontl
ben G'ebrautb BON JfGowG9'5 @IleH erjltIt 9tcrou9
mCyoc1
Opspep(tc,
Soplmeh, ueroor6entr DiaQer uro SuIoptit permls'
OcH o0 oIc ytaburg, Die jbr ~ 9utb gcHommcn boot.
pTe nGqreHoen GlgenidaiteH sun 9IureherldItnng oeS
HGtIlItdleH SUitGHocs ocS Scrpcr5 lIcert.
Yrsis :. 6emts pie SGadltsI. 81 baOeH bet
Glen ApOthcteru.
=, DIR. KADWAY & co, gir 80, 2SarreH- Strag.,
g(eiuz uuIi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-11-08

Srii d. en- Ober 9crnten,
ilr @tGnner 5yydusn mn Sinber iesIidcH 2lterS PAL
iehb. Oleies Suh6aHo bat por 0ueH aHoeren Den
&orius, oa bGS GilastlneH Elm lctter 2&arulelctter
III. meSbGlb e5 Gudp allen g&lEoLriteH Der ger.
Stoaten empiobeH mlro. GrperIerlGt aud All Seltcz
ling, ule GuI Elgcr:
Sduiter=2GEocr,
uutcrlcibsbiupcu,
peidIc uno SspI;tiiTeusSrudbanner,
10 GrraH9 oa6 leIne 9eeIrteH SuHoen betenS 3urIcz
ben Ge,teLlt iino.
9Iuc Srud'bdnoer, Sanoaqen uro SHruulente lUcr=
ben garaHtir Bag lie pUeH, uno oufs Saaberlte mo
Seite aRseicrtl9t.
,Siir Samcu iino ssimner
inter suIiid)t pom Ntao. HeI1l Grot uorbdHoer
SGbrit 9ir. IL, Euro=3an=, Hahe SaltImorcr
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cTairife.

3anStbar, :. giOUember. = Sic Sin
icBung eines brltllden BrotettoratS iiber
3anslbGr 1T tormea pr0tl0mmt muroeH.
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SGu,er5em- Seirmitter,

meldss ioIort ole murternOIt;n zfmcr;cu fiut EEI.
iuHouuqen iinoert GoE9eiIoncH het, 90 c IN Dec
Eunge, oeM UidgcH, osn SlR9CDciotu ooer lOTt9eu
SrIiien uoer SrgaFcn itHo gin 2uluenoung geHiRt-
SnnerIidl turirt Elm haber bis Sl cirem 8beca
lOfel poa IN eiHem @jaie gBaiet in nenIaeH yrltcn
8rdmpir, lauren Diagen, lcbe'cit, GrbrecheH, 1coa
brennsn, RsrUoftGt Staioitgtctt, Sopimcb. 8tar'
rhoe, Soit, BabunaeH uno ale IunerlItcn drantbc.'
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Ghrifteu RaSiafre in China.

|OuooH :. 9ouember. - llcbtr
Sbanglai fOmmen 9iadlridtcn aus Der Fro-
pin; SSe-Ghuen, paB bsi einem buOnbliti-
it)cu 9teligiouSieit pie Glngcboreneu cine
9lnSabl Gbriiten onge9riiien 6abcn. 3pau-
;iQ Gbriiten iuuroeu nieoeroemQd,t uilo Die
9sidlnums Der @rmoroeten in ben gaHgtie-
SianQ genorien.
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Glastiiiem > Srudl b amber.
Srii d en- Ooer Scrnten,

2oppclIs mo eniatr 2coer Srud,bdHoer, am 10.
Stto6tr S56 p0teHtirt, Sur SrlcInttrnH9
u1o JiaoItaltIT uoE
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AMI oas Bu6Iifum!-Gsbtt iidl.r NIB psy.
LGHst Raowan's uHo ieg: sas rTaopau' az
2sA 10 p85 Aeg t-alt
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siebi8's Gon1pasnte
s lcii d. : & / t + t t.

Sdbouiies uno bilisn,s Qiiti,I, euppcn, Sp,ii,a
uno Saucen fuoblltmetcHo gu b.r,iten. Sur Scei=
3bce III CT unddbbar mo Elm Gn9enebmes StuIulaHt.
Siabrlid)er Sertaui 100000 Sopie.
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3u Gbren Oes srafen BON @aris.

Y0rt8, I. Yt00embcr.-Glne 9roBc 2ln-
;nhl irau;oiiid)er MOnard)ii.en, Oaruuter
;ahreid)c 2lbgeOroncte III Der fran;0itidlcu
8ommcr. merOeu Dem GmpfungS Santctt
III GhrIu Oes graien uon YariS III @ouOou
btwobuan. Die ropaliItllhc EreTe Trant-
reifs leGt oieicr Spatiou fiir Den ans
glmerita ;urudtommcuOcn @rlicu eiueu
0rni;gu gSerth bel.
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lle6erlie0er.

2Sir qcben Shrcr Die 2insipohG inter 1000 aus
Rericpz Diilton, Sibcrs, GbiHtlu- @beulot=, gSorz
ftso- mo aaiiulr= StOiTen gu nieorgIten Saar;af=
luugspreiien ooer
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
MASSACHUSETTS COUNTY.

SlNt, SINo,.- sheriff Petty. al suffolk county WINE
on hi, way to sing sing Yesterday win Edward N'no
ford -iAty live year, old who had been sentenced {"
state prison for two and half year for committing m
assault with hoe upon q man IN Ir,tohosne discovered
that M, prisoner VA dead An examination "i me
dy showed that the man had died iom heart disease
>,<KFu. Mayor MillWArd Ia, appointed Ethel
,,, rcll>u,p Jane, g.. Bcculcr and licdcrlch SION
,rd members II the Board II Education for NE YEAR
I'M, is Hr >hounards third term und he VIII probably
,.,.t ,r,..,d.,t nf the hoard . Nonk
o,, Iodso No. 23.. |. .. Q. J., held musical ana
literary Entertainment In aid Uf the soldiers pohuilclIt
fuud II, the assembly room Of school Np = as hlslt,
The fund LOW reaches $4,000 toward the SlO'oVo
Waut"d.
MOUNT VERNON. The annual parade Of the Band
of Hone took place Yesterday. There were plr''ut
G,lrrinns nom Washingtouvillo. New Rochelle and
Niuam-hridgo. me lhI'c I'"lV hitu @
fr,n, school who are Arranging for fair ana straw
icrry festival for the Fresh Air Fund are meeting WIN
much encouragement. The affair VIII De em Oh , ,i'
.pacion. lawn Of william L. Lewis on Wednesday hcr
ud rNp
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
THE pooR STREET CAR COMPANIES.

The proposed ordinance 10 require ~" street r.lay
companie- 10 run their at twenty minuto inter-
walls between Il j. II. and a. m. upon majority
Of their lines. before The Committee Railroads
Of the Common Council who gave the subject public
hearing Yesterday. 4 rc-oluon requiring such sep
upon all the road, of the city passed hg the
Board II Aldermen on MAY 20. and ~ due time rc
ccivcd the approval Of the Mayor. At the la, meet
ing Of The Board this resolution wa suspended for
two weeks, and similar ordinance vas introduced
and referred tO the Railroad Committee, which apple
only the surface roads IN Forty second IT,. iIlt}
ninth st. Twenty third st., Christopher and Tenth ss
Grand t., one hundred and twenty nfth~t. cable, 500
oud Third. sixth and Eighth avcs.. the Belt Line
IN West and Fifty ninth St., and Broadway and Fourth
ave below Eighty sixth It.
several Of these road, now run hourly and half
hourly cars all night ard the cib, road twenty
three hour, on, Of the twenty iour stopping hour
10 examine the gearing. The >econdaVc company
sixth st. lines exempted crtInc tha, 10 run them m
accordance with the provisions OF the orduanc'
would entail "A loss. The Fourth ave company wanted
COmmOdatiOn. and If a stray Passenger should come
along the Third ave. rOac was handy. IN" Eighth
ave company rogue. ted that their Nnth.avc. branch
be omit ted from III" schedule Oh account Of proximity
to Eighth ave, which Is now Jllught Hur. Scv
eal Of the smaller lines pettoncd IL be- stricken from
The Broadway company's new contract Win the city
stpulatcs that IL will run #, cable all night AZ
intervals Of twenty minutes. The committee adjourned
10 meet again on Wednesday,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
OR A<Gt.

The decision of IN" supreme Conrt Of Hcw-'erSeS
in the case of the Elizabeth Aldermen carries
with IL tn, c.~o Of the AIdermen eeoted at inc
Inst sprins election In orange. Under TINS decision ~
terncn Gcscnhemer. Kynor and Lc'hbrdee Will retain
their seats.
Father H. Il. Fleming pastor II -. J'hh 'hur'' VI
Orange was visited by delegation o' MS
headed by cx Mayor Gcorgc y Hartford on I"ur9ual
awning and there was presented - MN pur,e oi
= 500 to enable him {" spend t,o summer ~ hI'po
f,tber Fleming has only recently recovered rom a"
attack Of pneumonia
The Industrial exhibition Of the orange luno '"'i'
cl,rrd ,,.,rerny. The attendance was Idrs'
Ir.dcricl, g. Peterson. master painter u H"'''ls'
lie l.f, bl- houSc ou SUNDAY evening MAY 70 I" pay -
'i H. -, unrtucr Of h.s living bat icW blocks hNhS
..,re th,I nothing has been hcat ~ him nc "%E %
c~ ,rt irdu. fr,u- and -"ldon pui "t the i0t.
A.. mo .y,ulr,s Ilo had a largo sum of money VIII
him. -. ,v..,,s
TIA. ynnu- ladies auxiliary board ot me Woman m =
,hri ti,u Tcmpcrtasc tnlpn - Oru1 ~ OF nshN'A'L
,.-,sv by fAc election of the following "ih,c., r.
dcut N,s Margaret Jorilcmou. vice pr'sn"ni' @ 'a''
C,r,iirc seymour, secretary. Mis- JUN" iaa' -, -
- NJ. ,dir IIalllcl ihcr" are tNlFiy N""is
,,.,,ro, connected with the auxiliary
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
TP ~ BESY H4HLEM

CLEANED From DIFFERENT QUARTERS.
roucrs and fruit. per, AIDED Harlem lat nrh'. t""
entertainment, at least being given where ih'N were
co,.picpon. feature. In The hrnd-omc prror Of th"
yo,uc Mem. Christian Association = Hover i"tc was
held under the au.piccs Of the Ladies committee oil
,be Ioy.' Department. Large quanttc- Of no"cIs
,,r ,ld and the ale ~ ght rclrc,hmcnt, served 10
ucu fine receipts. which Amounted 70 between 500
d ..too The committee IN charge of The afaiI con
"i,d # Ni-, Julia Nau Emb"rs. chairman, Nil
tn,, Mi. l. o. Holt Miss y. y. jasper. Nr,. I'M,
Mr. ury.uor Mr. NJ {. Hewlett. assisted hv Mis-
T. Holt Mis- Thompson, Ms, benjamin and Mis-
v,,tricc imons tho.r IN the rooms during th"
cvcniug were w. 7. Purdy. Mr.. j. Ja,pcr, Mr.. and
ur. G. Hewlett Mis- Hewlett, Nr ard Mr.. VIII
IAN, shaw Mr. ard Nr.. Il. r. Eogardu,, Ms Parker,
T. Nllneton Mr. aud Mr,. Laiorec. Mr. and Mr..
I + Elacl,mnn Nr, kcccr. Mis- Eta "roN, Janr'
y. Gallagher. John Mccarthy. W. u. Ininhnll. MIS-
Nav I'M. VI G. Hewlett. H. l.. Iuriy and Mis-,
purdy Tn, proceed, 0f the fctc VIII be used III inr
m. HING q, ucY. room for the boys.
Al me 81 Ianc, Methodist Episcopal church.
Nodl.ou ave and one hundred and twenty sNih ~, a
ulc,siug entertainment Was given l7i ntht 'iil'p -
Iat,ucec fruit and Hover festival. Inc anair Wd'
a., chanel and under the auspices Oi ihn
Wnmcn1s Foreign Missionary society OF the church.
Iuriuc The evening short Hu-itdI program Wd@
ri,rn hy the -: Jane, choir, and a representation
Of /. Japnu,,c wedding was III en- III costume bN
fonitccu XOuuC people. Tie costumes worn '"l'
.lnrnt and the representation Of the quaint ceremony
gracefully performed. Those taking part were MI
aud Ni.s McC crn,ll the bride and bridegroom, MIS-,
Warren Mis- T,clabcrry, Mis-, White Miss Spcrry,
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson and Mis-. l'lass; The Roy.
Dr T. Price T. the pastor Ot the church. Tho
rcccipts lat night Amounted 10 abonI 600.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
COLONEL DAWSON'S WRATH ABArED

There were 10 new developments Yesterday in the
dispute between Deputy Assistant District Attorney
A. H. H. Dawson and Assistant District Attorney
Bedford Colonel Dawson did not reach the District
Attorneys Office until late IN the DAY, and then was
comparatively calm. He made no additional threats
and sent no further communications EA Judge Bed
ford who had charge Of the calendar before Judge
Cowing started in to annihilate a member Of the
Daw son family having the Christian name Of john who
was accused Of breaking one Of the plate ga, window,
in John H. Draper, building AT No. 24o Fifth ave,
10 steal some of brc rbric display ed behind the
window. Dawson was found near the window with a
piece Of br1c his coat, but Judge COwing thought
that the evidence not sufficient warrant a
viction. II not appear who threw tine stone at
the window. said Judge Cowng. Perhaps II was
hc other Dawson" was suggested. "This only shows.
cX Judge bedford said a Dw tone. that | can try
even Dawson fairly" District Attorney Fellows
thought that The affair had gone far enough. He said
that the trial OF CpwpObaSsO by cN Judge Bedford
had been fairly conducted He said ii wa, none oi
Daw-on's business. anyway, a. 10 how the was
tried lie said that he would talk with Colonel Daw
and that 10 action would De taken against any
bpdV.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
NE rvprw HIMSELF ryDrR A TRICK.

several persons in Statost saw young man de
uhcrateK throw himself in front OF the wheel Of "a
heavily oadc,i truck at 10 80 a M yesterday. They
shoutcd 10 Patrick Burns, who was driving the truck,
and Burns Iclncd in h, team a. quickly aS possible,
but not In time 10 prevent the Whrcl from passing
ovcr The Young mans body There were thirtA
,,,rc. Iarrel- of -four on the truck. Policeman Ken
ucdv of the First Precinct, wa' among the men who
witnessed the attempt at suicide ana he helped 10
raise The Young man from the pavement
did not ldmp into the water because somebody
would have pulled me ont the Young man said. 81
wanted TO die
lie said that his name was jane ta>cy ana that
M. lived at No. 2l2 East Eighty hr)L,t I'm
ambulapcc tool him to the hospital III 'hamhcrs IL
ho strgcon, found that his tleh was fractured and
that ne had received dangerous internal Injuries. lie
boTama inscasibe AT the hospital aud died be-
fore evening. Casey Is uinlhIfim ana HVco
will his Widowd mother and younger brother III
Eighty first Il Lately he became dcspondcnt on ac
count Of loss Of work
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
ALONG THE SOUND.

UHIDGEPORT.- seaside club u IT. annual
meeting elected these officers, President, George C..
Waldo. vice presdcnh, tivilon Foncs; scclctary +,
Iudr, ~ H. kelsey auditors, DR.. f. VI. Wilson and
Calhonn Latham governors Tor three years. Isaac
Maiden f. \. Rice. ". X. Jc~ett Nlss Julia
Mnu,hau wa, married IN ST Augustine Church on
thursday evening to James Malone the Rev. ID. j.
crcutm officiating. Miss Mamie Monohan was maid
az honor and owen Fitch was best man. \ reception
followed the ceremony.
WF~TPOET.-MrS. IIuldah Rockwell died at her
home Grccn- Farms Conn, on THURSDAY. AK" one
irudr,d wears and ten nOntl, Sh, had been III
,Ln,t tva weeks, caused by cold which developed
nj" pncumonia She viii be buried to-day in the
cemetery near her birthplace
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

Flannel Shirt days. We were lucky
enough to pick up small lot OF neat
Flannel shirts, under price, that are
being quickly sold at 81 each.
AT $3.50 and So your choice OF the
London-made or the best domestic
grades. and the patterns are lovely.
If the pretty cotton "CheVlots OF
"Madras" goods are preferred, s2.'o'
Shirts of silk and cotton that appear
all silk, 81 and So; pure silk :. ana
$40. according to weight. Black
japanese silk shirts, s.. The cream
of the fancy shirt market is here.
Old style narrow stripe Blazers are
selling cheap. The few we carried
from last year we marked s2.oo. FOR
the fashionable two-inch stripes, IN all
college colors and nice quality, so.oo.
For fancy Flannel Coats IN neat
stripes, checks, plaids for Office or mouse
wear there is growing demand.
Those we sell at $3.50 overtop for
quality and style anything IN the
market at approximate prices.
Trade is active in all departments OK
Summer wear, especially thin Suits,
Straw Hats, Canvas Shoes.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
padHBWAY THfEE EE5i@fsai
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
OUTGOING STEi NERS.
TODAY.
NEHS
PORT or rNEw.YonK..". ..fHiDAf' '0
ARRIVED.

o~rvuYonK ....FRIDAY, june 8. 1880
ARRIVED.
c.,rcr Norge DAM Knudsen Copenhagen hay ~ ~. -
,,sns ~ Chri.uansand 20. with mdse ana passengers
fS9Sh saI Tsr5Gep Chrl,tones Bremen Nay IS south
,3D,on 10 With md.e passensersto to oer"h' 20 NJ
ri 4a":D sss: MAy ~ riis s
Hst wsss R c'0n AtT%sa S Ss
Steamer Hondo (Br Bovnrsg Greyown A.. vn W. naT ms
and nnssengsrs to Williams RANKIN Arrived ~ ''e n "
CITY of Savannah Savannah days. with
oI.e and passengers TO r Wake, Se,,,o. W nth ma,.
BensiASs25' 81 Wm i4f5s GyGo
steamer hSsqo.s n%ghST9' ,o 9 ff%ns pcn%inon s.
scamcr Richmond. Jenney SewpcTs w noT,p,on a. Co
Steamer AiseDborn LEWIS Baltimore with m''e 10 ~
Snip Angus, CGer, Jsours Bremen - days. win m''
TO order SNOW Caet. BuenA 100 days with nitrate o.
.oia 10 Hemingway & Brown Ve''e' 10 '''A'"
Co. cs,, G. blanchard Nor, svend'en Barbados ie Gays
ea,s 70 BeGSHn Frx ray.anda 2e Mon;eyGsO
brf With lnd.o to Morton sons ve''e' 10 uH'"
srT,xr- WIND at sandy Hook moderate E. f'ssS At
CIV Island. wind light. Ne fosES
r,,,y ,nr, Pearce Liverpool May %. Queenstown
?s riia mi,e and passengers TO " iuf''
II Mar Hawthorn New orleans pays with ma''
nonsnon Couch. Rchmond CIig S.ce 30 @ anu
NotoIL with mdsc and passengers 10 Vi" A'o
CLEARED.
- ,,..r u,i lBrl Bennett London Henderson
bt2s Msrengo BIZ whtion London - 1on
steamer UmhrlA Br, " Kay. LlveTPoo' VIA S"
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oItSr,er uindoo tBr) Douglass son SS Sa
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boT Bohemia Gerl Leitauser. Hamburg wa Depo0i"
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| steamer Elder tGcrl. Baur. Bremen VIA oo1'A'
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a.,mer staoo TeIas Williams. Port hoy'" anu fe'"''
/ din, e. II Mallory a Go. .., r,.s.onviu. -Wiu
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/ " Parker ~ S,trrD
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Aycna Kingston, state of Texas. F'rhAh"'''' ''''
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
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vngrjsc,,ng from Hamburg hencr tor New D,cn,
|oSSsTVpNsN June 6-Arrivcd steamer Rotterdam t'''n'
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New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
THE HrDsDy RIVER BRIDGE COMMHSSIOy

The commissioners appointed under the act OF the
cpi.aturo to decide upon the New York terminus the
uudson River Bridge and to open the books for sub.
rnons To the OF the enterprise. yesterday
the law office Of Andrew H. Green to organize for work
Thrr. ,,as A full attendance. The members Of the com.
M s.ion are Andrew II. Green Colonel Frank ilnn.
Charles N Vail Evan Thomas and Isdor Straus. Mr..
Green was made chairman Of the commission. and Mr.
Vail ,ecretary with Charles H. swan secretary
Another meeting of the commission Will be held next
THURSDAY when chairman and secretary viii probably
be Instructed 10 open books for subscriptions the stock
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
LONG ISLAND.

GLEN CONE.-Thc sale AT auction OF the horu-
cultural collection of :. l.. VI. Barlo" was ocs"h
,c.tc,day The sale wa, not largely attended and
,,,,.,. ,,l.d lov Tile roses sold for average of
% ,cut Der plant some OF them being rare varieties
Tb Ltgr,t price received for plant during the DAY
O.. az State senator william l.. Brown urohaScd
,h1 Greater portion of the plnnis sold. The sale VIII
i continued to dny, the attraction Icing the CORRECTION
,f nrchds which has been pronounced by experts 10
he nur of the finest IN the country.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
ELIZABETH.

Tho Rev John r Kerr pastor Of the Third Pres
bv,erau Church. on Thursday night received rom t'
women ~ h., congregation hand-om" ne" upright
p.ar, \ supper followed the presentation.
At the neat m"'tlns Of The 'iV '"uh'l' aPp"''u'''
Will Doe made for permission To huild new h"rS'
-tlr,.d The line proposed begins ~ Eat Jersey
,rd lifih ,ts runs along lnh ~. - the new rom,
rr',,,nu ~ th, singer sewing Machine Works. Ihl'
rr,d viii hc a branch of tie Elizabeth street Ha'l
way with which 10 viii connect, and transfer u'Ac"
,rtI Le llfrll. he'd.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
s,,r,ovrry CONTRACTORS DILA1oRY.

supervisor Kenny reported to the Board OF ory
Record Yesterday that of the contractors Tor
ttank books and supplies had not yet filled requisi
lions made early in 1889. Mayor Grant expressed
himself forcibly In disapprobaiion OF snch TAX
methods lie was also severe in rebuhng the habit
~ some court clerks who bring In supplementary
reauisons which should have been included IN hcir
annual requisiuon. II uI way Of doing business was
10 be revived the contract system which promised
"a hs SO great an Improvement aud was surely IN
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE4. I.
Jersey CITY.
r,nprn oy AN EXCURSION STEAMER.

srAnpED OK An EXCURSION STEAMER
n.,ot O,cradv Of No. 2j6 Eriest.. Is in st.
rrancis Uospital suffering from four severe stab
ourds and il is not expected that he VIII recover
o,C.r,dv ,ras on an excursion Thursday, which was
under the management of John b. DAILY on the
RETURN home a drunken fight occurred on board inc
steamer and O'Grady stabbed. 1t has not been
asccrtaincd positively who stabbed hlm' but seVer''
arrests have been made The prisoners are Ihon''
Mctiovern and John solon' oil NO l'f fsseN-9'
,,.h No IA NorriS-st: Terence Mc(iovern.
10 t%5 Sussex-st: Patrick Donnely No. lo4 Morris,
- John Mccarthy No. 314 Henderson-st ana JON, n
WcGnverns were taken to the hospital YESTERDAY ana
H'Crady identified three Of them a. the men VINO nan
assaulted him. The Others are hen aS Wlln'00N