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The morning call., 1890-11-22

A Rothensteia, P. S. p, returned yester-
day from Cleveland, Ohio, and reports that
the organization of District Grand Lodge,
No. 9, in that city was complete success.
The grand officers are men of standing In
the community and are taking hold of the
work of the order with great deal of en-
thusiasm. An additional special charter list
of twenty-one new members was received
yesterday from Sir Montefore Lodge in
Cleveland, Ohio, which makes that lodge
the banner one of the order. The newly
elected Grand Secretary OF District Grand
Lodge, No. 9, is prominent young attorney,
aud TWO more lodges can be expected in Ohio
before the end of the year.
The Supreme Secretary and members from
city lodges paid fraternal visit to Fruitvale
Lodge, No. 90, at Oakland, last Tuesday
evening, and were received with appropriate
hoDors.
Triumph Lodge, No. 60, held very inter-
estiDg and largely attended meeting in its
hall last Wednesday evening. Under Good
of the Order" remarks were made by the
Supreme President and Supreme Secretary
and by nearly all the visiting brothers and
sisters who were present.
Oriental Unity and Triumph lodges have
several candidates who VIII be initiated at
their next meetings, and the members of
these lodges will attend the meeting on an
niversary entertainment to be held with
Banner Lodge in Mowry's Hall in this city.
Sons of ST. George.
The election Of officers for the ensuing
term will take place in London Lodge, No.
215, next Tuesday evening. The con test is
expected TO be very spirited, especially in re-
gard to the Office of Vice President, the two
ca nddates being prominent and popular
members of the lodge.
Burnaby Lodge, No. 50, will elect officers
this evening.
E. Oliver, G. S., has returned from his
visit to Rochester, n. Y, where he was sent
as delegate from this district to the late
session of the Supreme Lodge. He intends
to visit the various lodges in this jurisdic-
ton as early as possible and tender his re-
port of the proceedings OF the Grand Lodge
session.
Pickwick Lodge. No. $50, will elect Off
GERS next Monday evening.
The morning call., 1890-11-22
COMPAGNlE GENERALS

! IA \ a T L TIC 70 q.
French Line to Havre.
<>OMPANY'S PIER {NEw), AZ NORTH xzsa
Y River foot OF Morton st. Travellers by s4S8SK
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
the discomforr OF crossing the Channel in small
boat
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..,...... Saturday, November 22d, at 200 p n.
la BOURGOuNE. Frangeul.. Observation-Disclosures.
............ Saturday, Nov. 29th at $500 A. Y
LA BRETAGNE, De Joussein.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday, Dee 9Th. l2:0J V
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........ Saturday, December 18th 500 Az
A1-For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent
No. Bowling Green, New YORK
J.F FUGAZI Co.. Agents. Montgomery ava.
San Francisco mr2U
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GllNARD Line.

GUMARU line.
New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40. North River.
FAST EMPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Servfa, Nov. 20. 700 AN Servia, Dec. 81, 500 AN
Etruria, Dec. 8, II Noon Umbria, Jan. 3, IL 90
Aurania, Dec l3, 100 AN Bothnia. JAN 10. 100 Pm
Galiia Dec. 20, 100 Pm Etruria, Jan. II, 100 AN
Cabin passage, $50 and upward; intermediate, $35,
Steerage tickets 10 and from all parts of Europe
at very low rates For freight and passage apply at
VERNON H. BROWN Il CO., General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application TO WILLIAMS, DIMOND CO.,
iy97 TuThSa Agents San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
I.4BTrD SERVICES At ASRTRY ptPF

Asbury Park, July - (Sp~cial-Thc morning was
rainy and everything was dripping, vet 4 goodly
number were in attendance at the holiness meeting.
Al o O'Clock filly 1000 persons attended the young
peoples meeting The Rev. g. II. latmau took
for his theme "Thc Confession Of Christi Twenty
men who had never comics ed Christ before did 50
by rising The sermon al the Auditorium was dc
Hycrcd 10y the Rev. DR.. T.. l.. LoOnis superintendent
Of the sunday school Assembly, from the text, And
rs thou hast sent into the world. even 80 have
also sent them into the world The Temple was
filed nj Dr. HanOu's Bible cass The lesson on
the great feast called out spirited discussion the
comparative difficulties Of the rich and the poor il
coming "a Christ The Rev. Or. Boubcrgcr, oi
PENNSYLVANIA tho Rev D. Charlyi :. McAnncy, of
New lork, and other, participated. There were 30
present 900 iu the SUNDAY school, and nearly 200
i!ttle tots in the infant class, The businc-- men's
ncctng well attended. Short Addresses were
made on the theme, "Not slotIful IN Hu,incs~,
Tcrvcnt in spirit. serving the Lord
The Sutf Iuccting was transferred 10 the Auditorium
and wa adarc "a by II. Hitchcock, Of Michigan
A. H. Archer. ~ Camden, and by the Rev ". II.
Groat Of Rupert, W. The Rev. Or. samuel T.
Grlccy preached at the auditorium from Luke
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5petinl Aailce5.
po.tonicr \oiicc.

Po-toflicc Noiirc.
SHOULD b' read daily by al! Interested A. changes nay
I, =, o fi.sea counties ned not :, ,r@riaiy a; ad
S,,'1'f a "a acttd o. .'2d dlp,a;r, q D'nkns AID yq6
..,,t D., tn, t,,'.-: ye-.. }, available. ,,, -.
on m 'a' al, .,.,. i G a, " !n cc i.' q. t toou, W." '
NG%pA{ b M,dm, % ' .a m' iS 'S'I e. p an. %
rtTTSbXYH It 3 p. m. 'r liua;an' per IS. p. Prof.
'E5H~5i i & for A. 5'i."as g &c J. .load Ia Tor ".ya ava
@ 'i' - i, .n'aiN Sweden. norway ,Chu,tinia Eps,ia
fot.i yodntr, , >octi,ny;oo must De adGre.sd
D,r S"Ht m 6rr-1,totn .,t r.. for tarmlny Denmark
sweden Norway Chri-tann iu,Sia and Turk, must 10
aG ,oG, , ( VA a(aIa otr, az must b" {rc,cd pet
Snt@ 1l ~ M 1a"s'a RP,yn,ad Pg; y Ia IA Ha,Ssr1 az
I,t, rs must be- dr,c..d per I,h,ulaad' .,
hi, IA Ia9than6taa % 5 lIamGar Ia i@ E.H %E p m 70! Nv
n4a yer & 9rn.eo 9t T. m 'Oa at p n Tor Scar.
ae per J. oGri r. ia"m on 1r,lif'x AZ AZ 80
H. m Tor II iipir.N qG,lon. per steamer from HalfaN
TupN n, for Snn%1I2 M 70, o 90 ageiro SS TaG pes
rr,,dn from nal:urote cttcr> must be directed per
sT.S a@ar .t 2 3r % Ia Para and and renaoOao Hu; be d
SIrr'RDiY-At 30 q. M for Fr,,n'e S0ittrrland
Italy spain and Portugal! Ter :. la "29g9sn.' va
Gaans,own dc;tcs Franz swtz raad Italy NPa,aa IN
ana Fst'TS; ., ra'' ,r W rri via South1rip,on and
irr,cn .t.rr, must be directed per ra At a. M
i%a .ar N' , 11' ar. e e'r,,1 b. 1 t WcEeoda@
an a. M fT mus. S'0t'a ~ r.cd SS cr @ Aachoa at 10
for -. tto.x and - Thomas, VA s. roiN ai''
Wal I.l,nd- direct Ter trinidad; 40 ,, ID. ior
tamrrtEr thispas hOb1sco aud Nucatsn, p,f .. -, %,
rlaua letter, Tor other Mcyan state AID 0una mus. ns.
D.. directed ''rr OrIaha"I; AZ 3 T. H. Tor huaN"' P0'
:. = PiI21t. from NcvOr ans. \, Hu,cx
%DAN for Progr 40. per = = " 49,.
dctcr Tor Tampico aud TuNpin direct and over yeSi
et,t.. n' directed per u
~ ~ m FOR costa Rica. Lmon per 5 5. h''p'i''
0 Mails for Nina ord Inpan gr q snGc n @rOnM Ms: al:
TO- Au.tr,l, Nryy Zealand. Hawaiian, ~ ac Las
Island. ppr MarpOsl from san ~ y, Say, yoyS
t,r. luy 20 A. q 80 D. lor on aH!Na. az N.is
~ Aur.ua with British j. ais 10. . - 'P,rev from
for me society Islands. pCr -hp " Do Malls
Et,url., Close here july - st U 81 h',ce
70. TcWfnipdl1rd by rail 10 HalIaN, anu u''''N 'Non,
l..r .ln.r an tbl. otrc daily at 80 y, m Na.'
,,ii,,,on a., rail 70 BoS'on ard thence oY -u amef'
II - t,j. o'ice daily 80 p m Mail- Ior tuu';
.I o., r,mu, Fla. and thenc" by steamer Isnnninas
~ riur-daV-l. cofr az this office daif AZ
Mails Tor Mexico, overland. unless speSlilt au
a. ir Ii patch - steamer close AZ ul's once '
az 90 q. m
nh, .cbcduo of closing ot Trans-pachc nals -
.,.,1 an tho presumIt on Of their unintHrr'p,u .
III -t,,r.', to Sar Francisco Mails rom. IN, fass
i,, On tnr A. Francisco on the day OF sNin. & ~
alnr. arc di-Intrlcl thence the same day hess-
,crd mail closes NJ 90 z. N. previous. dsn ....
t'''" '' 49, CORNFLIUS VAN COTT Pos0nas'ef'
Pos,ofce. New.York. y. Y. july H. lsoo'
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Notices Of marriage must be Endorsed with fui
name and address.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TIED.

HANKS -S.d,,rIr 81 dys,nDrr. the 1:t1 nst. ace:
laid. daughter of Marx and tar .ai' H'3ih 'l''E''''
rdn,-al service, az Chri.t's church "T,cnNch Conn,
ID, .,.-' 4 o.',o.h. ou Tu..div. July lj.
Oorrae,s' VIII meet th" = 90 tram from "rind Cehta
p'Iot
DE i VrEGvE-on SATURDAY July T.. az her dence,
a.3 40, pn,.,t. p.uokl,u. Liza De- Ia Ncrgne "ldo"
ul ~i.t. n. De- IN N,igLv
Not,r OF fn"a hereafter
FEfMoNr- hi, la.r rsd'nco 40 =? West -o' -o'n nv
alt,r A short Uu..- NsoI'ttu.rtl J'-A 4. i4'HoH''
'n thr 57'h Nrar OBJ hi. a-'.
500. e. f.u'.u Do P af.'r
HARVEY Suddenly. E.ehnId slrns.. y. y ny . 10.
1870 ina t.. widow oi ''cn' raj Alexander W harvey
lL;,rf'ut 80 Bufto.
uINrS-Iuiy H. at Baptist Home. Luana Hines, aged
ti5,, friends. a,l u,rb,r- ~ the North Baptist. are
"in,,,cI - 1i,:,ui i4a :.nc.ai Monday. 30 a. o..
LojouNNN -uu SUNDAY July l3 simon Loushuin as
mn. late r'.lI,uc. No So Wc,i 3l-',t
=" r mi .,r,i',. 10 80 m. Wr4ncsday Ju} l6. -
:, N.ch,.I, church. 9haN'. and 3-G'; ihen,e "
tAitar, t.uI iF.
NrIrLEIoN-On saturday. July T. Martha d N'tti'.
t',,l service. VIII Dc h1d A. uie r-.esn., - Cyru. \.
u.av 81 Plra-a,r.. ol Mlud't. July i' az "af pa's
rri r,....'., .' a, Fulton o.,eso C.ra'v. y Y
o,o>NOR. .ou Jliy o. Eileen. man daa-h'er - John
T. * a.l Constance Han 'Nu ''W.u'I 'iI -fAu'
d,rl1f,. of b Hamilton It.lrf. a."ft II months
fi-t.r,l VIII b, h.li 1t - Jn~ n lHfch
Nuu,,-, AZ 90 O'Clock ou Iur-dir h' hht july 10
SHIELD, ~ worc-.trr Mae. july ~, II"a Jane
rs doo Il Thnuj- ~l.iiS. ,-. N , ~
tarr.1L lt'tt. t'ft - ''.'tt' ~ t'''' '.
llt, rn'l' 100 Hr'ep"'"i -. 80.
.VN>uurRN Ia Troo,'yn. Sl'u:G'v, July J.: lS"o.
sarah widow ot ..r Mr. Joseph "'>hh''"' as'd -
Funeral .c,,...- 1t beg la. r. lr.e ~ a ror Grccns
pi,.~ Tr,.f,. ,,lnlr.. ts. 1,'h instant ~ o'tn'k
pl,ial % ,onvcll,rce ot the family.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
A MINISTER AyNOYED By THE FANS.

Springfield )Ohol dispatch In The Boston AdvcTtiscn
The Rev. \. L. Reynolds, the pastor 0f a large ana
fashionable church Of ti, place. created conformation
among M, auditors to-day by suddenly pauSing IN tho
midst uf an eloquent sermon on CHARITY ana de-
claruc that the ucc~Saut of fan, I'm the audience
wa, 80 annoying to him that he must request that
they bee slowed away under the s'at-. The heat vas
very great and ucatlv every person IN tho church
was vigorously plying the only known means for
keeping cool under long sermon.
4 Inc demand of N, pastor there was ripple OF
shmcut. and then number ~ IN" pa"SMoners.
amOnc whom wero two deacon. aro,a ana slowly
filed out with their families. lasto" ReNnod, was
little discounted this secession. but D" REINFORCED
hi, demand upon those who STAYED behind - sweler,
ri,inr them "A grain Of comfort by urging them 10
think ~ icbcrcs the North polc. and al ne othcr
frigldiiles they could conJgrc up. An lndlgnauon
meeting will be held this week
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
DOUN BY CONEY ISLANDS SURE
GLOOMY WEATHER COULD NOT KEEP WORKERS

GLOOMY WEATHER COULD NOT KEEP WORKERS
FROM THEIR FAVoIITE RESORT.
Should a stranger seek to discover the sources Of
attraction and enjoyment that draw great crowds Of
Measure seekers 70 Concy Island again and again. he
coud not be FULLY satisfied until lie went there him
self Then let him watch where the crowd that alights
from the trains or di>embars from the boats goes.
Some 90 straight 70 the tables the cool verandas Of
the big hotels and spend most Of their time there.
Others seek the pavionS to hear seidl or Gilmore,
while Others 20 down to the beach to get old
ocean as they can. The breezy weather yesterday
rolled ND great waves that pounded on the beach and
filed the large number Of bahcrs with brine and de-
light The tired New Yorker finds soothing iniu-
cncc and rcsfuncss in the regular beat of the waves.
MANY neonln lose their consciousness Of the presence
~ nfboI IN the ouicting monotone of the beating surf.
" C;iinor,e was az his best Yesterday afternoon and
ovcninr and the music hall at brighton Beach was
sisl, IIScI na.r,nZcd All the means of reaching this
nnnuIar ryi,ort did a good business. considering the
caoninC skies from early morning till late at night
Th nrjrf0-l Reach road carried many hundreds to its
hig botel tho Long Island did the same, the Culver
,r7,,n had no reason to complain, and the fast and
coymodious beats Of the Iron Steamboat Company
were chosen 10y large proportion Of an appreciave
NIL
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
REMARK ABLE POKER HANDS.

From Tho bridgeport standard.
Two-vsll known gentlemen Of this city ana their
ViVc, were tie principals IN Il poker game NIl,H "
cured a few nights ago in which VHarkahl" hanl'
were held by the two grnucmcn. When the Carl Wrl'
dealt Mr c., who is prominent bu-inc-s man. hcll
three clubs and two cards of another suit. ana Mr
c., Il prominent manufacture, held the ace. o.
clubs and spades, aud the king. queen and Jack "i
club Mr.. c., who at at the left Of NJ. , put
up his ante and all four players came in Mr
drew two card, and filed his club flush, the hand con
si~tlug Of nine. eight S"vcn Blk and five spot. inc
other gentleman concluded 10 discard hi, ace Of
spades He drew the ten Of clubs. thus holding a
straight flush OF clubs, consisting Of the ace. Rng,
queen, Jack ana ten.
The ladc, dropped ont, and the two men COZ.
tnucd raising the limit. which small. until
finally Mr. c. who hcld the large Au H. said
carclcssly: " There 40 usc Of keeping thl> mp, y'n
can't beat my hand iut. Nj $. with h~
straight flush. didn't intend TO hc bluIcd, 20 Ia"
insisted on raising again. This went on for many
minutes when Mr.. 5 finally sag "WcH. g..
I'VE got this cnched with big hand you hWi better
stop lut C. refused then. saying that he .Nh~
bound to raise him. The went on bctilu.
nntil they had wagcici all the ready money thry
bad IN their possession. amounting t. several hund
dollars, aud finally Nj C. called his opponent
Mr. 5 has not got over thc surprise yet ana M
friends are enjoying The fun. II was very r.marh
flush Of the same suit.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
RATHER 4 LARGE UONE.
rrnm mo riIt.Nure nI-plIch.


lady who is studying the oC,ult science oi
cookery has observed that Pit-burS coed irlo"n
Nil. =. r.a !. fond of -ayiul iu h"r recipe; 49, \
iry.I .tooufnI' Of such aud. such an article. Inc
story la, notlinr 10 d. vim coo4ns, bat an
,,,,,iudod of il by Nil pdrl.a'. pet phrase.
mall how more or les the Hight Of cert n
household and the scogrfe Of the GcTnD''L, @ If t.
,nnmd ,ard That Is 10 say. his mother noticed that
her. trra,uIc's face was Iccomiug terribly spotted.
IN" called the family Doctor, attention !" ' 'm
,,n,l,ir and hc aid ia the ITIsqur oil hama wa,
o II know -, we'll Giyc him level t'a,pponi"i
~ .ri r,'" 1yr,or.. word was law in tha family. ani
r1n.ilclablc shipment Of lrimst"4c va, lEcHi lE" :"
a. nrrr 0mttIe the detail ui adWihi~il hlnN
a.. NAV mas on H. Tn" next visit 0i the dori'i -
t,. l,miy Of the -TOtt"d boy. A. ,
Vel how's Tommy ~ Was the d"''" h'''
Oh he, very much H"r~r. So yoh ordered !
cave him eleven spoonful, o. 'Iim '"no' A"" ~
!con raising ,.,t that r,,n, "
Eleven -poonfnsi never ordered iI,ht mIh, ,
iaIrs toward Tommy's room. \ level tca-poonfui
was what / said"
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
GryrrAL FISK BURIED 1T coLDwArER. N1cE

Detroit. Nioll Jply ia dispatch 70 " IHe rec
Pro from ColdWator, Mich, SAYS:
"a heavy rain wa, ffH- lat ni-t. when the
train bearing the body Of General Clinton i. I'N
reached thi, Gty vet many people were present u"
pay their respects 10 their former fcHo"to~nSinah.
\ccompauyirr the body wore Mrs. Fisk. her SON G. D.
Fi.l jr her Daughter. Mrs Or Park and hn'hnnd ~"
iey pr g. H. Lcon"IL and thC Rev.; dr. B.,,oia snJ
samuel b.,iic of Albion. The Woman, CHRISTIAN
r.np.rlr." lui'n m"d out in a. h3dyi h"'Iir ric
r.....,ry rIll f.arers vc~r Albert Chandler. f. K:
clarsr. a. -. Cl.~-rcr. J'd-" T.. r. l.vrqds' arg
Il.l, Porter The procession. consisting oi q H'''
,,,l.r of ,t.lr., iu carriages. 90 addition 70 tl"
rull.. Iodi,-. rt|. wont 20 oak Grove .'m"brr ,
..r.-, thc burial service, were conducted lF me
r. V Ur..lrrt.r ot This city. assisted hv
ui. sanford ml Leonard, Memorial I",''"" ,,",r "eT"
t.A TODAY at m" N"nrdi-, tti-'''u I,Wt'n. ~
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
rnnEpr CAREY

Chicago. July 12.-Robert Carey a prominent sngaf
and rice broker Of New-Oreans. died yesterday at the
fremont House. after Illness OF two weeks. The
cause Of death congestion ~ the brain Mr carey,
with his sons daughters and soninlaw lefs
Now orleans for Chicago aIri: three weeks ago. on
road he caught cold and by the time he reached the
city he Obliged take to his b'd. Owing 70 the
physical weakness Of the patent-he was upward of sew
cny years of agohs lfc Gespaird Of almost from
the first. The remains will be taken to New-oHcans
whore thoy VIII be lnterred
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
uRC UAPPTHOV At 1'JTT-RCJT

Cape May, y. j., Juy l3'NpccltD.-MrS. Harrison
and her niece Mrs. Dmmicl attended ST. john, Epis
copaI Church. where the Rev. DR.. G'ammcr. Of Bal
timOrc. Oincalcd. They dincd with General and Mr.,
william J. scTcll. This was Mrs. Ilarrl-on', 1ir-t
appearance at church since She arrived at Cape
NAV. Po-tmastcrGcncra Wanam1kcr and the Rev.
Dr. scott, Mrs. lulrl-un's father, attended l"adlc
Memorial Presbyterian Church at cape May Point
where the Rev. Dr. l.. \. Graham. Of Olvct PIceby
tcrIan Church, Philadelphia, preached.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
CRY ISLAND GETS ITS SHARE.

.,,bovgb There were occasional showers yesterday.
,A, who went to Glen Island had enjoyable time.
-, dow long the boats that ply between NcwYoIk and
mis- popular resort were fairly well hled win merry
- At tine Island the swings, the boating and the
.,.i,c afforded amusement 10 many. The music was
to,pr. Of the day and fine programme had been pro-
sd nv the Glen Island band under the drcctofship Of
Professor Ebcn. On the deck Of one OF the afternoon BOATS
. ~, Isl,rd sat an old Westemcr When the boat was
TIC p,ockwclrs Island he exclaimed looking Mt the
,,soos: "Goly what hotels" His friends assured
him they were as popular in the country and had
hundreds Of gu, sts the year round.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
TO .he Editor Of The Trtnnno

Sir: We herewith send you $40 to be added 70
'he PTesh Air Fund and applied in bringing comfort
and happiness to the children of our own age in Ncy
York City. Many Of them, learn, know bnt LITTLE
Of the benefits. well delights. of summer air and
summer life in the country. We all under tvclv.
!saS Of age, and raised thi, money by holding fair
which gave Us lots Of work % do since the school,
.iDsed We very glad 20 be able 10 do thi, nprb
~ the relief OF needy children. Yours very res p.ct
niy, Flora keck Jennie Selmscr. Lizzie Garland
nora Cross, Maud Dmmm. Eele Young Edna sim
"ohs, Arthur kbbc. Harry Pike. Frank Drumn.
Johnsown, n. ". July II, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
yuoorry4 At 4 crown or ms rrRSrEHs

yl..u policeman Mrpolad of u" Niu''.'nth Pro
...t ,rr,. md John Macs. o"' tlHF-'iN "t li'''F-
.,I.l, and N.atl,>r Iu J.1.--on N1rh'' I"'' 'oHr,
,..,ia.v r,-nluq u' ps.-or.r- head "'- -N''h'd i'
.,.d,s.. ard Al- nrr WIS covered with t''I The
,..... a.lIu.t Lim va. f'o..'1- '"-'.' James H'''
.,v. of $50. lil Wet 1".1"'-.'. ''''''' "''
l.., r,.fy ,..t. l,l,. N.,h r't mt, aI alteration
.,L ,, unknown nan at Sr,,uthnt'. aad Twenty
..,,.., and fred two Shot, a. hm Neither OF th'
...t. t.., ,,..t end ,.'nd cni'Mr r''' n' ''a'''
,l,.. .ni.r-4 T0'.t'-'' .'''.-' 10 N.>''''. N '
.f~ir,.c Nl.n t.li.I p1 bis pIg.r'r. au' -. ni
...r.. aim AZ rlti.a who "a- tr n.1.'-t {" I'i.
,.t ,,. -r.t- ON. %, r.u tool, 't..t m E'rs'" S
..It a-l. Nles tara. 90 rn a-aia. oit "' bad "'l,
..ac a few yard, whom i" was seized h' "1 men ana
.,.,c,, Fl, r., sidewalk. l1o crowd Immediately s't
.., ,f,,, and kicked h.u around "a" sidewalk until
.I., v... dispersed or on.'r' Mcdonald and .'""n'
,tc Nineteenth Precinct who bad hoard h' shots and
wore huiryin. GO tho -,one Mack was "'1 io' 'i'' b"
d. ,,IIJ OF - 800 bail.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
OBITCARE.
A. !. MCINTYRE

A. r. NcIntyrc. the Editor Of The Long Island
city Tribune died saturday I'm the Flushing Hos
pita Flushing. l.. l.. OF hemOrrhdec Of the stomach.
lie had been IN poor health for some time. and only
recently returned from trip % Florida for his health
He had just begun the erection of new building for
his paper Ia Borlcn-ave, Long Island city. Mr. Nc.
ueuhcw Of the Archbishop of that place. lie was
identified with Long Island Journalism for nearly
twenty years.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
A u IOIfESDN

Chicago. July 13 fSpeciaD.-A. B johnson one of Chis
capDs pioneers. died yesterday from plalyc strokes
Ilc Chicago 1887 from Norway, being then four
teen year. lie member Of the old County Board
- Supervisors from 1886 and chairman NJ the
Finance Committee for two year,. After the fire he was
chairman Hoard of County Commissioners and was
roninent ia te work Of assisting from the nre
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THE prv FATHER MAUONEY.

penv.r col. July 13.-Thc Roy. Father Mahoncy died
AZ the house ol hi, sister ycstrliy afternoon OF asthms
and heart disease. lie wclknown I'm Baltimore.
lvaukoo and o.hcr Eastern citic lie came here three
mou,hs FOR his health. H. vas cousin OF Colonel
John Arklns. o: ''Thc Roxy Mountain News"
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TO the Editor Of The Tribune.

~ the Editor Of The Tri ibune.
oH AS look at my own little ones this terribly
~. usy' my heart goes ont In pity for the thousands
Ia dsunhs children Of that great city. only wish
~ uV,e 10 voice INV sympathy with your wOrt for
sncrt ns0s . ones Kindly appropriate The inclo,cd
81. p.t 70 Fresh Air Fund. IRIE|D.
'VrcheSter, y. y, July g, 1890.
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RID vour,cf Of the discomfort and danger attending
a Cold by using Dr. D. Jaync> EXpecorant, an old es
tabl,hed curative for Coughs. sore Throat and Pul'
nnnnrY aifectl0ls. ..
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

Emmons Blaine and J. Biddc Porter, Of Philadclpha
They were on their way 10 Boston, where they will re-
main for "a week.
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putting mp large building for that purpose. in Sonn
Of the factory. They chemical pro"c,, sId
are said 10 have a mine Of wealth In their scheme.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14
TIE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
,rONNOTTU PARK RACES

For n cool and delightful sail down the harbor anV
an enjoyable day at the races take the magh"och'
steamers sandy Hook, Monmouth or II. Johns from
Pier No : North River foot Recorst, at o. IL a. m.
II ~ and ! p. m.
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II tRRIID.

rrIrRToY-SHEPPEE>ON- July -. AZ Christ Church
Ur'naIyn by tae R.N. \. T.. KinsoNing. Bessie Il
Shrppcrson 70 Henry ; Fullerton, all ot brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

Change of when tr2yslling causes Tr9mps eois
tl,rph""I &C. Ilurlburts Ruhni Camphor Pills vi" pre-
vent these troubles. 25'. Eas: l3h-st Druggists
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An Pleasant Bcvcraac

Do not wait for sickness 10 com" before using thd
.. Sapitas7 di,ufcc;ants. At druggists.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

and wholesome tonic. remember thit Hp In i'"N' ''
otho-- and +, a fin drink. Gro''rs ana dfl'piNu>'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

SECRETARY BLAINE GOES TO BOSTON
~ desert, Me, July 13 (specian.-On the train
- "e's Today, were Secretary Blaine, Mrs. Blaine
New-York tribune., 1890-07-14

I-u't il queer how people rush wildly ai''r ne"
word, for old things There, one comfort, IN
original propuctors Of the hnguncc called English al
least fine parties that carry on the hu.nc-7 at t'
old stand (cabic address JOnbull. Lond"nj are '""''
fl, t,c craze than We are. Aud What are We going
. ,.. ,r o-tcd a ,t0ut Britain, three may 70
f,rr ittl war atl, simple enough replied Ms iHclu
,lc r,ric W, need a urW II. nj dr.. a new N1rt,
"d . new NICER Head drc-- '' ", 'Ilu,tr'"'
In.dou Sew perish without ncW niger ln Nc" M'li
dr... and 'c,ctv 20 10 small~i/"d ~mithcrcu- WIN
"nt constant service of word. lil Oh llh' th,
"@t Ict', ont pan and t~t to tie nearest hafrf
If the grammar Of the English language were 'o"
how, to be lost it would BE- cay o. reconstruct 1t ONT
r.. ,,. crr,rs of the bet writers. Givc instance. D
Oh tlauA-, Just wait til they are al ont ci town
bca~c.