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New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
CLASS DAY At PACKER INSTITUTE.
INTERESTING EXERCISES PRESENTED BY


The class day exercises Of the class OF w y,
Packer 1,s+i+utn were held in the ln'ttnte 'hapHl
yts e.day Aft ,rno1n. The exercises op p'Hc' VII, q"
address nv Miss McCartce. the president oi ''c ''
, oroact tragedy named Old Saws ana MooeT
Instances, wa, next given. This was inc WORN VI
Mis- Fplton who brongh, together NUMBER o. ohiN'
sp,arean characters at an afternoon Tea Inc ic"-
of tho class will followed and the traohoiaI fdch'r
,ns,cni, were handed down by Miss Wyckof. MISS
GRAY nresentod a rcvcrie and after adjournment 10
o can,nps aiss Clarke followed with the ivy oraton
rho overcises closed with Garden Song written
hv Miss NcCartac. and the music by Miss SPENCE.
The class of '9O is a-loDG the strongest facNer
bas praduatel in several years. Owing 10 the gra1nai
risio Of the course Of study the age OF the
,. k twenty wears and ten months. while the average
ago ~ several prc,ous classes has been only about
nineteen Cllss feeling has been 50 strong that as
a matter Of class pride It's members have made point
f nunc,ua, attendance. and during the SIX years OF
.hei courSc there has bccn one case OF tidless
s'tbough there /, no reward penalty involved
The number Of graduates Is thirty their names
oce. Corjnne Racon Mnna y. Bartlett. Margaret
blossom Mary Randolph Buckley, Edlth ;. Callklns,
Alice g. Chase. Marguerite ;: Charlie CARA l. tramp,
,nn Frances c. Davenport Mary L. Dubernell. Ethel
r Evans Carolyn Fetter Sarah +. Fulton, Edith
" C1ray Irene a. Hasictt. Eleanor A. Harvey, Winnie
V Kppen Nina Lissner. Margaret c. Msrster' sophia
r MrCsr,pe Alice g. Nuns. Nav W. Ovington. Alice
palmer Fannie spencer Edith G. Sqnires. Florence
W. Van Most and. Lillian G. Wakeman, ;: Elizabeth
Woodbridge Mary i. Woodward aud Julia Wyckof.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
yrOrBLE IN THE BUILDING TRADES.
Nrv GOING on STRIKE AND MORE READY N
or-Ir WORK AT A MOMENT.

QUIT WORK At A MOMENT
r,a opcstanding trouble between the buidlns
trades and the firm of Peck. Martin a 'o wiz ~
uishcd building material 10 a iarSe h"'""o' " -
huilders In this city and It's VICINITY Nas 'e''' 80
,o 4, head and this time. the walking uriets'e' r'
tho dinicny will be settled once for ALI ihe s'rAe
has not vet become general but IL VIII u'iuouo'.",
n.,,,e v-despread unless a settlement Is arrive" ~
us,h,n a very few days. About eighteen months a."
a similar strike began on nearly AL tne pu''.'s -
IN IN the city, but It fell through "iIn"u' ".
ACCOMPLISHED its aim. But the unions i@Vc pI'.'N
nv experience Tho first step was NAe" so'. ~ -
ac, uhen the workmen employed on the Columbus
'r,.,tro and the new bank building in one hundred
, ,,entv ffth St were ordered ont because the orcK
nod came from Peck Martin 4 Co., who refuse 70
cmploy union handlers and cartmen "lthlh e"
1oIs tho tcup extended to several large buildings.
The Board OF Walking Delegates yesterday cstSo'
ushcd their headquarters at No. 20 East Thirteenth
ST Delegate Ashley said that strikes would I'M
,htsly be or,erc,i on all the buildings where Peek.
Martin q CO.'S materials used unless settlement
Uas very soon arrived at. This, nope however
v.ill NOT be necessary on the whole we do not
heleye in the policy Of general strikes II the troab'
can be rcmedcd In any other way
president George NJ. Manchester, of the Building
Material Dealers Exchange. said yesterday that thcre
was little likelihood Of the Exchange mixing itself ~
with the present trouble. m am conNlIceu us
addd that this trouble will be settled before Mon
ua' 4, the Office Of Peck Martin & Co 1t was said
that the present trouble would undoubtedly be al
iusted by Monday. 80 ~, ~. ,,.,,-,-
Deerates who out all the afternoon calling On
several contractors who are erecting buildings IN the
norhern part of the city, reported at the headquarters
last night. several of these contractors had agreed
NJ In buy any material from the hrm ana
others who under contracts with the hrn
ogreed 10 make a change the present con
tracts had expired. These latter promises however,
have been made often and not carried ont thlt
iIte reliance placed upon them by the deesstes
II was reported that strikes had been ordered 70 tsho
,Iace today or Monday several OF the uptown
kdings where Peck Martin n Co.'s material vas vas
used unless a settlement had been reached I'm IN 'e h
maantime At all events 10 said there VIII %
| at least 500 in the building trades on 'uiAo
| throughout the city to-day. -, 49,, ..,,c
The pnhshed rlmor that another strike had taken
place among the cartmeu at the pier OF Fast fSss
Ixth.st emphatically denied yesterdSN os ant n
| Clerk Beardsley Of the Street Cleaning Department.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
urrrLxG OF TIE AMgslcAy cMEvIcAL S0crErr

m. American Chemical society held it, regular monthly
meeting ~ the University o the CITY u Ncw-iorA lat
night Professor \ Bencman presided and Charles F.
Mckrnna acned "a secretary. The following member,
were elected Ernest Iedcrlc. Charles A. Catln and
d. H. Lucas. Charles NJ Ptkns. professor of chemistry
m the College II Physicians and Surgeons Boston MAJOR
W H. Iyermoec United States Army Professor George
" Paterson Of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute and
Iu, II I,ndv 81 the School Of Mines o. Cumbia College
wore mated for meinbtr,hp. Professor Elwyn waller.
" ColumiIi COLLEGE read an Interesting paper entitled
DIFFERENTIATION Lblia" The vote the revision of
the Old constitution, by which system OF fcowshi~ VIII
be- established resulted In vote OF sixty .sN revision
and seven against. \ committee of three appointed
20 make nrran seents or annual dinner those
roscut were Dr Pecw. professor oi chemistry IN the
college Of PN -cinn, and Surgeons DE- W. A. Kent, of
Tia. prootyn Board u Health Dr. Dnham. ~ the car.
naee latorury. and Dr. lallo,k, chemist In the Carl
Sr,urtt Laboratory.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
. RARE AND COSTLY POSTAGE rAXI

From The It. Louis Globe Democrat
one OF the best local postofces In the United States
va, al HrattIeborO VI As early 1928 that post
Office was in a fourishing condition, tne cost Of mail
Ing papers, letters and pamphlets during that year
amounting 10 about $4,000.
Asa Green was the postmaster, and he received a
salary OF 5000 40 year single letter OF one
niece OF paper cost cents for thirty miles, 10 cents
for eighty miles u ] . cents for $50 miles. II "a
cents for 400 miles and 2j cents for distances beyond
the last limit letter OF two sheets was charged
double. three sheets triple, and so on.
The Bratlcboro stamp Is the rarest Of al iocss' /.
sold 10 collectors for 10 cents each genuine
original In iine condition - worth about $500.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
r,rIrR PRANsIOIJ SLIGHTLY BETTER.

A rumor spread in Brooklyn Yesterday that Father
Fransou. whose golden jubilee Will be celebrated in
81 Peters Roman Catholic Church tomorrow. was
dcod As he had been i'll since the dinner In his
honor many persons accepted the statement as true
Rnt inquiries at the house Of the venerable priest
showed that he was considerably improved although
not able 10 leave his bed. lie Will probably not be
able n attend the services 10 morrow. mass writ
ten for the occasion will be sung and the Rev. Walter
Elliott Will pronounce D culoGy.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
A GENERAL BREAKING DOWN.

After suffering years from general breaking down
f the SYSTEM and after tying various proprietary med
,nes without receiving any benefit commenced taking
evfts srccac Is s. 81 by the advice Of my physician
The medicine benefited me in every way. increased In
eesh my appetite improved, and my general health was
halter in every rar.icular do not hesitate to say that it
- tho hest medicine have tried
MAHAI.FY TURPEN. Oakland City. Ind.
rro,t,se on Dlooa and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
COLONEL BAIRD Is STILL RErICENT.

Colonel A. D. Baird would not say Yesterday
whether he would accept the place OF postmaster
for which he has been named by President Harrison
but he left the impression upon the mind Of those
who talked with him that he would sacrifice his buSi
ness interests and the duties of the office pro
vidod it was clear that the Republicans Of Brooklyn
desired him to do 50. The choice has met with the
approval Of all! and many Of the leading Republicans
Of the city united Yesterday in urging upon Colonel
Daird that his duty 10 accept Mr.. TAYLOR MN
self who Is Colonel Baird's neNt door ncighbor, was
foremost in urging him to take the place Ar. IayIor
denied the report that he would accept tie place Of
assistant postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
rrrEIIIox IN A MICHIGAN COLLEGE.

Holland Mich, June lSpechll-Iho i''ulF -
Ham college Is having considerable trouble with uo
,,., VIM aro accused OF di,rcgarliue the rules
., IA, coll.gc. one senior summary cp'"o"
for ta,ins a Young woman ont for ride To |ci''"
Since mat incident the whole senior class Iru''e "
,,hc mart IN the commencement exercise
t,ultv ha, now requested the senior To return, VIZ"
EE EE 49, r"ss 10 do. The members OF the A clhS, "a
IA. preparatory department. numbering s'NcmrnI. al
,ycr, sl,o among the grcssors. ana we're CA
a., r,,.sr brcausc they would not apologize, A,U'' ~
ward th, faculty backed down and rcinstatcd INC '
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
Gg0D WEATHER POR TENNIS

Tho Neo-YolA Tennis Clgb continued IT. open tourna.
uct .-ter.ly The weather. favorable or tenuf, and
the nna!s were he'd when put stop To GIthcr
MAY Beach a1lc 20 w.u only single game nom
i.os who played Nt-,u doubt tho best team. Of no
tournament. '. C.. Hau aud c. Hobart .ound Htu9
anculty in deALn. g. l.. Kuuyon and l. Il Perkins. IN
tv, straight The mixed double contest between yes
t.ri.y- winner, Won hy G.. J. Post AID Mis-, BurIcc
Ma, Hurlctt Genes finm the Eul,NOod ftd club. and IL
promising young player. l','efdaJs naich between
l,rr, and V Mullen aud Wright ai4 IhAcAcr resulted
In favor ~ folcs pair Miss CahN and Mr. BadE y
r.ay,d VIII together and Won played contest from
ni., Hobart aud Miss Y. Hobart This afternoon tho
Anals ri played. In the singles Eames and Runyon
will hstue Tor supremacy. Fn-t honofs In the mixed
double. he between c. J. Post and Ns Burtcte and Il r.
Perkins and Nliss Cahn whle in tho adc, doubles Misc
purde,re and Miss Loury viii play Miss Cahi and Mrs.
B1dselv The secoad prize VIII also De played FOR As
far possible.
The .cor,, follows
rlfd round snelcs-,. a. Eames beat !; V. Beach.
90 6 ! G. X ltInyon L'lt e.. II. Hrt-h4W o, d q.
Ia---' dOubeH Mis-. II. g. Btdgely and Miss tahIll
beat tlss Hobart aud Mis' V. Hobart l. %. ,
t.eutlcm,n's doubles. second round V - Hal and G.
Hobart beat G. H. liunyon and 4. X Perkins. % %
Mixed double-. nrst round Mis- BWdette and G J.
Post beat Mrs Badg y and W L. IhAchcr o. % Ct
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
.vrpc,srs At MRS. HAzEN'S SCHOOL

Tho commencement exercises OF Mrs haAoN 49,, -
,u avid dav school for young ladies' a. .,
Manor were held Yesterday In the NAN. N..a ,a tbe
h.h VA, cIaborately and tasteiully decorated =.
,a The voung women of the schoolwh' ioFl"e. .
w.. n,o-e..lon started from the arched en'r1nr" o1
,r. r,ub house and while ascending hisn' o .n sru
and p,s,ns along the balcony SANG We Il 'i',s,
,, ~ 10 victory then still singing they ue,'
onothcr flight Of stairs TO their seals IN ,ie
i"' .,.,,,, address and several songs were sung
S,. tho yo,ns women. among them song wrl''e" ,os
~. occasion. the words by Miss h"en ''u '''
music BY Louis C. Jacoby. .,.,n, q,
Remarks were made by the principal Sn,"s ,nn .x -
nm. of thc years work. Al the close oi NV tn0 , a
lcso l he Young women THEN reformed tlei' "a ~ = /,
S tno occs,ion-eaving the hall III tl1 t sso
- C h,t entered. Two bright boys CIiIo'u ps - =
.oPS P ,ucr, smith, wearing the school page; ". oar'
ard silver acted usherN AZ the S'IsT ,,sd - ruesf
s a." " tbs pupils OF the seminary ana lnVltu sh suSus
,', to me home of Mr. and Mr'. HaAeh' ""e'o
simmer was served
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
THFzzA GUILTY OF MURDER.

The trial Of Nicola Trczza for the killing Of Alex
ander savano finished Yesterday in the Court Of
Sessions. Alexander 4. Carpenter summed mp for
the defence and Assistant District Attorney Clark for
the people Judge Moore then charged the jury, and
they retired about rs p. m. The jury returned
about 80 p m. and announced that they had agreed
upon verdict. Every iuryman answered that his
verdict was Murder in the first degree The Dis
trlct Attorney moved that judgment be pronounced
on Monday morning. 1t was learned that the jury
stood eleven one In favor of conviction for over
two hours.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
ur w,s DROWNED BY HIS DOG.

Carret Fleming. a yOung man who liven in Third
ST Passaic v j., last night started with his large
dog to 60 10 Dundee Canal to give the animal II ph''
,e he ,ras crossing over the railroad bridge the dog
cove , sudden bnrnd and jumped into the river.
EIrU,nc had hold Of the animal by lore chain. lie
held on 70 the chri' and was dragged INTO tc "ahr'
Ictng unahle 10 swim he was drowned. The dog swain
shore aud made bis way home. 1t was some
time before youne Fcmrg's family discovered mat he
had lc,u drO Vucd.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
CADETS ON HORSEBACK.
THE GRADUATING CLASS DISPLAYS GREAT
DEXTERITY MOUNTED.
NEW BUILDING NEEDED, BUT THE DEMOLi
,rtoy OF THE PRESENT ONE OPPosED-1HE
QUESTION OF INCREASING THE
NUMBER OF CADETS.

w, Point June (SpeclaD.-The Board OF Visitors
have several projects which they have been dscu'shs'
among them the advisablty OF tearing down the pres
ont academic building and erecting new one on i's
.itc There IS a great reluctance ON the part Vi
military men 10 having the present structure dc-
,,i;.bcd II Is I'm that building that so many men,
oopontIv IIlus;rous in the history Of the Republic
h,. heer students and the old gray walls are sun
,,.b and aold The needs Of the Academy have
,,,,rorn the building and there Is an Appropriation
for new one But the old building could De utInZeh
and the general sentiment Of the Board seems 10 DC
against is demolition. The chapel Is 100 smau ana
II l. propo,cd 70 tear that down ana erect te ne"
,,do'nlc building on its site, building new chapel
cl,cWhc ,,, l.,
,.,hcr subicct witch tho Board Is considering Is
b. of Increasing the number Of cadets at the Acad-
erv 20 .s 70 bring the total up 10 900 IL Is pro-
d 70 do tbi, by allowing each senator an appoint
mont and giving the President ten every year IL
tbere were too many graduates To Ill vacancies IN
,be Army. the plan in use at the Naval Academy
would be put In practice and certain nuinoeF fee-
., % cvu life These are, however, only sugges-
,,,,s now and will be worked ont In detail By the
ro,,d ,rhcn their regular report IS put IN
secretary Proctor VIII arrive on Monday ana IN the
,r,,,cr NJ the site u the new academic buudug MS
decision will be final.
I'm the afternoon the cadets Of the grad"Ats 'iNN'
..,.o an exhibition Of horsenanship in the riding
school II was called tho school of the 0Oiule'
Mounted Tie 1.-THE young cadets rooc a'Vulu wv u"
ian ~ sneed leaping hurdles and cutting at po.s
' ,h'. ION of which little cushions rcPre'entel te
heads Of hostile infantry. Hen theI %Ou ncGu,',
"a disuourt ~ speed. never for Az instant cIleOn.
fn,r hors., but getting on and OF IS t'eS Wcsv y
made Of India rubber and BOUNDED rom roi ue ,tbout
a,fi,. ~ we'll as they did with them. lhey "ouIo
lie over on the side Of hcT aoG r. 1 hfps pSa O whom, UTo
- ~! W ,,.d.ccs.o-s Al the Academy have so ottn
t"hf and an officer, an old Indian fighter ssid' a'
he watched them .,,.. .,, .ouid boat
an indian at MS own game. and that one WEI! tI4' "
snldier was worth at least three li1ths III NJ. ~ ~,
rt. examination, will end OmofrOw an Vu
sunday thc Rev Mr.. Postlcthwaiie VIII preach tie
graduation sermon. - r.o.,.r le,, ,ts
cit, mi, cy.rng for The North. 10 oe conc 49,
lie viii spend day or two IN NeW iorn; i.o,, ND
n,nd tl,n C,overnment works at WiIlets foIIt ~
a.. forts and on Sunday ne may run up 20 hu'tr .,
w. W. ovor'ts". u, riS a., West Point on Thursday
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
AN ELECTRIC WIRE FELLED HIM.
A POLICEMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED AT A
PATROL BOX.

A POLICEMAN was se.iously injured in Brooklyn last
evcrnC Is electric shock caused by The crossing OF
a teller hone wire by electric Light wire. According
90 the atrol box stem i the duty Of every police
man while ultrolling his beat 10 call up his precinct
station once an hour. Patroman John scanlon, Of tbs
Tenth Precinct, entered Box no. 35, at Garfield Place
ana sNh-ave., at % O'Clock last evening, and called
up the station at si&tave. and ReTrcn-st A he did
so he received shock which knocked him down AMI
severely burned hi, richt arm. He was taken in a
patrol wagon the station house. and after treatment
hy Ambulance surgeon Cameron, was sent to tho
Methodist Episcopal Hospital There il said that
he had received the greater part Of the shock in his
side bat would be all right IN few days. II is sup-
posed that the heavy rain caused pole 10 and 80
ptI mitted the wires 10 in contact.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
yrcLUf1y LITERARY SOCIETY REUNION

The nfty.eghh annual reunion Of the Euceian Litenry
ectv was held in Eucicisn Hail. University Of the City
fl, NcyYorA last night Herbert X SAKE. 80. presided
The Butler pli. for English composition were a"au'd 70
poh. NacDrdc and Arthur ". Khg bath Of 30. Among
,b rrcsent were Professor l. +. Russell. BENJAMIN II.
Hayll.s James Abbot. c. 6. Benedict and Dr. w h.
Adams Of Beirut Svra. Mr. Matthews the janitor VIII
receive present from the class o. 40 THIS evening WA"
,nnronriae exercises The viii hold their cassday
exercises and reception o. Berkeley Lyecrm Tuesday
evening.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
=. n.o,ho,hn,a PARK was thc nf.h Of The

-, ne,Ue.n the New-YorN and BrooIiyn Players
clubs. and resulted IN the third victory Tor inc Ne"'
workers Ewings outpsyod thor opponents from
aver the Bridge at every point and won In ~" c"'''
possible manner. In fact. u was no 'o""N' az, way
- ,o,f,e O'p,y pitched a capital game and vas
perfectly supported.
I, va. ..lade.' day" ard several hundred oi 'he
,,- admirers Of baseball were present The storm hf""'
over Tho blur IN the sixth nnins ana fal'a "1.' ~"
w. 80 w,t.rloo Sowder. pitched With litte
-, Ewing alone making two thrce-tase hit. lH'h
s,a.on pav,d IN nno and - DID Cenno o f'nfA'
va n,p,r Thur.iay night. rain Aad lefi miniature
axe ia rlqht acld and ground rnes were maze "''"s
49, d., MAJ direction t. count for only one ba'"' Ine
- w ~ ..,g n,d,y In iha, par, o. 'hc h'd and viii
- eret ln While ,Ae team i on - weft'm TIP. The
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

4 GIFT TO THE UNIVERSITY or RoClifSIEN. f-'.f.N.
rorho,er. June In addition to the recent oeP'eS'
~ DR. and Mrs. Anderson Of moro than s4oooV, "
co ~ 800 600 has Just been received oy the III
,,,rsltv q, Rochester from John b. Trevor oi Nc"
York whose total gifts 10 the university amount "
ohort ai65 600 Of which 100000 Is IN pernii'f'
and since -, Mr.. Trevor has beeh "a eene'""'
nH almost constant bencflctor of the uniNeNlN'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

Rowe New-Haven. Owing to the fact that Jackson
has been appointed to compete for the DE forres,
prize he may not speak Class day exercises will be
held this wear on June 3d. The historians selected
stowe Phelps New-York City Harry Looms Munger.
DAYTON ONO: Harry Jenkins Bardwell, Tunkhsnnock.
Henry EeOgh Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
STING TIE CITY FOR LOST GOLD DUST.

The suit Of the Crescent WatchC Company
against tile city Of Brooklyn was before Judge Van
wyck in the City Court yesterday. The company
seeks to recover S44 ,532 60. II declares that be
tween February o and rs and July q and August 6,
1885, and at various other their factory at Nos
227 10 23l Wallaboutst has been flooded, and large
amount Of gold drst has been washed away. The
Judge reserved his decision.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
NO RETURN OF
DISEASE,

was troubled for years with Blood Poison in s very
worst FORM was treated bv the best physicians Of
Louisville Ky, and Evansville. Ind. but they failed
benefit me in any way. few bottles Specific
rs s. 81 cured me sound WELL This was over four
years ago. and there been return Of the disease ncs
or any symptoms OF IL. have recommended II 70 Others
for Blood Poison every they permanently
cured.
d. H. KAHN, Mt. Vernon III.
Dr. r. S. GORDON, leading physician Of Mt Carmel.
Ill. writes tho following under date March TO- 1890:
II chcerrully recon mend swifrs Specific IS. S s)s
tonic general health restorer, also In case Of Bcd
Poison It always gives satisfaction"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
COMMENCEMENT ORATORS At YALE.

New Haven. Juno lSpecal).-The men VINO VIII
speak at the Yale commencement are as iolio"S
Wolcott Webster Ellsworth. Hartford. Conn Henry
Thatcher Fowler. Poughkeepse; John Day 'acNSoi'
New York City Elliot Proctor Josn, oxford, Mass
william Ch,ttcndcn Iusk New York City sidney Mel
son Morse. North Woodstock Conn.,; stuart Henry
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
FIVE POLICEMEN REINsTATED.

Among the opinions handed down by the General
Term of the supreme Court yesterday five order
ing that five policemen who had been removed by the
Police Commissioners De reiustated. The men are
! Theodore Bake, Cornelius W. Roe. John J. Nunsol,
/ John NJ Heneron and sergeant Cornelius Weston.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
BAIL WAS FURNISHED BY HER MOTHER.

new bond for Mrs. j. Porter Patterson. who IS
charged with shoplfting in the millinery store Of
Solomon Milknan. was given Yesterday b. Mrs.
Margaret a. Lent. her mother. She property
In Bay Ridge worth $4,000 and mortgaged for
$1,000. The bond was for $500. Mrs. Patterson's
examination is set down for today in the City Hall
Police Court but IL Is not likely that she viii ap-
pear as She suffering from nervous prOstration.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
ARE YOU SICK I?

II So 1t would be wei to ascertain II your oooo u i"
good shape II your blood is wrong you want D. D.
svts specnc) great exterminator OF Blood Poison
no not be imposed on by dealers who tell you they have
otbino lust as good. 1t is not true. There Is only
one S. S. S. and there is nothing like It.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

tanSd IgnNf"i noeton tor J IT, on b,c. NewYos
er'pp11S ~ First base ha~-Of ClarhSon s. on
n,,hett struck out Cla-k>on 6y EqrsetbS .
~! nf,chcd ball Donovan Chrk-on
~ d., Tyofase hit4- penny. Burkctt Bucld"y.
Iong Tucker Clar,son Sncrihce ht,TC s'Ns ,tar,
i.nf,o stolen hasrs-Donoyen. SHlltah, M,.W1Ir
BB.oGGe clarkson Wlld pitch -Burkci fa-So1 Dal,
RRrnrsIry . Ump.re-McQuade Ilin'-l ~ Nv
tcnda 3O2
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

A case involving the connection between the Pros
pect Park and Coney Island Railroad and the Brook
lyn Bath and West End Railroad and the right Of
the south Brooklyn Terminal Company to build tracks
crossing the Prospect Park and Corey Island Com
pany's tracks below grade WAS before Judge Cullen
in the Supreme Court yesterday. 1t was an action
brought By the South Brooklyn Terminal Company
against William Ziegler to compel him 10 fulfil con
tract made in January, 1859, TO sell some property
AZ Ninthave and Thirty ninthst. The terminal com
pany wished TO lay track over this land but be
fore il able to do the Prospect Park company
obtained a deed and built tracks connecting with tho
Brooklyn Bath and West End road. The decision
OF the court upon the validity Of the arst con
tract Mr.. Zeg!er says that he did not authorize MS
agent to make such contract Judge Cullen asked
tile two companies 10 drop the dispute and both use
the land for their tracks. This was agreed TO- and
the crossings. The title OF the land viii be amcably
adjusted.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

BUSINESS WAS BAD AND lie TOOK HIS LIFE
James Gordon, of No. a]2 Prospect-st committed
suicide by taking poison early yesterday morning.
He kept a candy Business was dull, and he
had become Respondent After shutting up the store
1t night his wife fen asleep d couch. and was
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

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