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New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
FIFTf-TWO YOUNG LAWIERS GhADoA1H 1Hh
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE UNlVERS
ITY LAW SCHOOL"

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF THE uNl'hH>
lTY LAW SCHOOL"
Tho class ~ 90 of the law department OF the Uni
rsity of the CITY OF Ncw-York had thelr commence
ment exercises last evening at the Metropolitan opera
House in the presence of large audience Inc class
nbered ffty-two and the largest ever gradhated
from, thc school. Its scholarship was IN iaVoTapT
,,o, to its size one of the members, Paul de
I, having stood first ont Of sixty live who passed
,,e examinations for the bar recently held at Pough
boonsic seventeen Of the class also trieo uhe On
r,inations al that time, and all but one were sue
ccssfu. -
Tho Rev Dr. John Hall. chancellor OF tie UNI
vcrsitv being absent, Vice Chancellor Henry W. "a'
Cr,chcr presided Among those on the stage WIN
him were Charles Butler the venerable president Oh
, ,,.critv ho,rd Of trustees: the Rev. DrS Deems
,d coo,scl Professors David r. Jacques, neah oi
IN. faculty: Isaac F. Russell. stevenson All" rI"'''
II. stoddari William :. opdyke 'mei Jn'','" Ian ,
more John ; Kennedy, Professor Jerome Alieh ah"
ex x-surrogate Calvin. 49, J.. A.,
,rno class fled into the immense auditorium To the
| inspirinr strains Of a march, Pro Patria c' '
| dedicated 10 them by G. 4. Cappa, whosc Oar'
| n,ishc1 .hc music After praHcl bv the i'eV' Ut
| vc,.r n,stor Of St. Paul's Methodist EPiscopa
| church the following addresses were dchNerru i"'
| po,icc Power" by Jacob Earnctt; "hNptrt heSu
| monv" lc Arthur Edwin Burns. progress ~, 7''V
Law with the valcdictory by faii h""N'
Law with the vaedctory by Pan' i''"''n , 49,.
ST. Clair McKclway, Editor oi ihe p''O'''''
made an address to the graduates. ,..,o.
The prize Of 800 for the best oral cAa'n''''''o'
,..s Guarded to Albert Douglass Han. Ihc prhe o
the same amount for the best written eAanllla'ioi
v,s divided between Paul Ransom Towhc anu marc
N,n Wendell In the junior class IAo'na' "li'er'
received the shepard scholarship ana f'''N ~ - -"
! Charlie. NJ Bocrman and X. j. o'"h""' "'' '''
| scholarship OF 300 cach' .. II r Anderson
Following is the list Of grdnates \; II r. Goemon
por,oit 4 + Burns, e. VI. Camp l.; II: oae'ii'I :
~ CnoI W l. Cornell. J. +. A. Conch. NJ 'HH2T. T =
Danzircr =. De Fcrr iiTlnkcn,,C"'; iTlnki :" Uorhnis
+ : Holman \ G IoGqr"S0 Kane a b. j. T~IsSSD y. Kc%nc
Mcclel@nd T. II Mar H. A. MIc%H 4 @Hamoto M to NpHW ".
". ~ q TfscI T. +. Ro1kc. VI. O. Roberts,; !. II
Rush u ,;sI sr vi i. ,GR9.few ,riast u. 4 H. s}e%art
"a; =; StorIm f. H. Taylor. VI Iomphii'' l.
Townc. C. 4 Wcgdcll. f. l. >uli'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
TP ~ BUSY HARLEM.
ExrEErAIyMEXr Ar TIE HAMILTON CLt'

ENTERTAINMENT At TIE HAMILTON CLUB.
4 mu.ical and literary entertainment wa given
last evening by the Hamilton Republican club. al
seventh ave and one hundred and twenty seventh st.
The rooms Wc,. handsomely decorated with the Ma
uonaI color, and filled with III" member, ~ the club
and their families. william Sullivan, Lincoln Mos.
p H. BOVINE ". r. Lowe. and Frederick Aldhousc
formed the committee Of arr7in g,'ncns. Their were
assisted 10y Mr. Campbell president Of the club
G. Ilcinsohn Of the hour committee. and Mr. Wood
ward the secretary. The programme consisted Of an
addrcs, by the president, violin s0lo by Professor
Tr-uh vocal solo, hy Donald Campbell, Mis, Chi-,
JNephluc Nlcar- and Crpr,c G. BauIt piano duet by
the Misc, Olvc and Aldinc Mos and rccitaions by
{ l. Plumb, Miss Iua Odcll and Mr. smith. Among
tLo~c present Mr.. and Mr,. f. g Campbell James
Snodgra-, G. T.. Hustled and family, Mr. and Mrs
Parlc g.. IIammaT. Mr. ana MIR. = H. BOwnc Mr.
and Mrs IT, = Dewey. Mr.. and Mrs. ". T.. BcnIamn
Mr. and Mrs William sullivan
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
OUTGOING STE4 HEHS
Il.DAl.
SHIPPING NEVS
,op.r oF EEw.YoEK THURSDAY. MAY 70. 1850
ARRIVED

poHr OF EEw.YoEK ......-TiIr KsDAY. MAY 20. 1880
ARRIVED.
steamer Nnr,humbrla ,Brl Roberts. Hamburg May ;.
,i rd, 10 order vessel simpson. spence Young Ar
r',e a. We "a y H TnsK bremen May 20 southampton
~ v ID ul.o and pas, nscr' IL oelnch'1 90 ArnvedAt
s,esner Nooidand Cncls Ncsr, Antwerp May g. with
pl..rn.cr, Peter wught& sons Arrived At the
si s,'s@cr "a caueua ,rpe9or car!seaa va c9ars,
ton IL bAlasto COLUMBIAN Nav Com co. Arrived Al 'n'
si.Sm'r Fl ra.o quick. New.oFlean' DAYS. with
s,.ans c, O., Augusta F.hcr. savanuAht days with
eI".mer II Dmocl Edrdse Boston. with mi'e u
snyp .orc b. Loye calcutta ~ DAYS. with md'e to
nsiii Bros yss.ci 10 W hurst ,,o .,,.
,5.e IL Rail- Pros vessel 10 Bruce I.may
uatk rhyaur. ,Br. Phps Wrilins!"n.NI 80 days with
nat 10 order vessel 10 X W cameron Co
SUNSET Wud a, sandy HOOK. lisnt. sSw clear Mc!iy
Island wind hight. = clear
Arrived yesterday
, 'no' 5"e9ce Young Arrived at Tie 80 NJ
Js"as. sg rSr s S STS'G Rar
steamer AiNer-. Mason Mobile days Win mas" 10
's Bear.e onvc Charleston days
Va" i,am.T ienond Jrnoey Newport and Yves, Point.
Va with Indse and pNsseneerst" oH Dominion S'Oo
CLEARED.
Steamer Persian Monarch (Rr Brsiow. London Sander
son s,ssmSI nSp Augusta victoria CGe Albc. Hamburg RI
steamer oey sonno quest Hamburg W II cross
sgeSmer sparuaam Dtcm Boulcr. Rotterdam via Bou
amer pontiac lBr Blyth Lisbon Phelps Bros & co.
steamer Porta tBr Ash ~ Johns. NJ. VIA llahN Bow
| Il AIthlbnH
.tn,d,d pemrr.ra. kunhardt ~ 60
si"ancr Targrr BD. rrtchHrd Nicaragua via Newport
steamer Mcndcr Nuncz (span,. Lopez Havana and McH
can uort,-I VI tebalioS a co
steamer Adr"n'a,k tBr. Sampson. Kingston Aux Cages
A pm. FOrwOOd * O. 49,. -.
s,.,,ne, Falcon ,Br) fIughc. Baracoa Moncs& Co
s,e,,"ct Ch.. Br. Marshall baracoa II Dumois
hir,Iner Cnrbs BAY Br Trogarth'n Charleston Funch
Kdye & 90 ,.,..-,o.,.. ..., ,..,.....,,.
Ch"thkte b'"S'' ''''''' ""'' '"'A''"''''"
steamer Iuchnond. Jenncy West Point. Va-od Dominion
SrCo. -,, ,,...o-, ,,... .., So.,.,u
W, S,,,pner Cen whitney Bcar,c. II Dmock
.uydown BID Calender, Calcutta Chas sumner
a
,-rhe cnslom House viii May 80 from to 10 a
a., and clearance OF vessels only.
SAILED.
,,r.r, France aud ndra for London. State OF Indiana
critic Ieith Landan CITY. BRISTOL Augupta VIC
forn n ,mpnrg Wr-cr. Bremen la flandrr Antwerp Net
Oianr Nassau Port au Prince Falcon.
uSraroa Eoinokc. Ncwport News, Richmond, West Point
bars clan Mcleod. for Dunedin
Also sailed Long Island sound
Steamer Couan. FOR sydney. CB
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS.
or,KysrowN May sailed Majestic Rrl Par.
sell aud nv Chicago (rl. Rord from Liverpool hence
Tor New York. .
25-Sale0 ttierl, Franck,
m MA r0 May Sailed. steamer Camclia for NowYork
UTow Passed. steamer Galileo
ton from Now YorE on her way TO lAvorpo"l
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
n1rANrn rrnM nlrrERENr orArrErs

John FaIvcy for sixty years "A well known
busin.--, man Of Harlem died Wednesday al hi,
home No OOJ Iarl, He had passed his cigtieth
year and by a coincidence died upon the nifty first
anniycrsary Of his marriage.
The cmpoycs Of Harper a brothers held their
third annual reception last evening at Harlem River
Park The officers Of the club are President r. Fltz
gerald vice president, J. f. CoIcy; secretary, F. MI
Ter; financial secretary, J. a. McGar; treasurer
&. Mcndonha and sergeant at arms. Il. Zimner.
Tho German Republican organization Of the XXIIId
Assembly District held large and enthusiastic meet
ing at 30 ,097 Third Last night and elected the
fuowin officers: President Emanuel Labisrhmer .
vice president Daniel kutlcIman recording secretary
John achacfcr corresponding secretary. Lionel jaeger
treasurer. Morris Fried,
There meeting Of the Executive Committee of
the Republican organization Of the XXIIId Assembly
District it, headquarters No. 2.25O Third ave last
night. which arrangements nadc for a Ljc
clam bake 10 De held at Whtcstone. L. l.. In August
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
PASSING MONEY FOR AN INFIRM>RY

In the hall Oi the Harlem Democratic club In East
one. hundred and twenty MN ~. pleasing dramatic
and musical entertainment given IN aid OF the rent
f,ud of ST. Andrew Inlrimary for Women. The
programme included piano and violin music by Carl
and touis Lancer a short address by the Rev Or.
f,cnr.c H. Vaudcwatcr "A vocal solo b> Madame Lhcrc
and fhr comedies of \ Happy PAIR aud \ Morning
can - well acted by Mr.. aud Mrs. Theodore Weed.
Tl. urogt, ol the entertainment VIII be about 600.
The ir~t annual report of the nirnary, for the ar
treated I'm the clinic, nfty eight treated In the In
Urinary and thirty three special operations were per
formed. Dr. Malcolm Mclean Is the surgeon in
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
AFFAIRS IN BROOKL YN.
THE LAW AS AN AID IN CoURTING.
WRIT FOR HIS SWEETHEART AND
THEN LOSES HER.


An effort to supplement the power Of love Win the
machinery of the law ended in dismal failure in the
supreme Court yesterday. James G. Mclean, a
slender young man. candestney courted Miss Beatrice
NJ Binney of No. 10 Penn-st.. and they became en-
gagged 10 be married. When the mother OF the glrl
learned Of the situation she declared that she could not
permit any such folly on the part OF two such young
people. The girl r0undly rated by her mother,
and on Monday night went 10 the house Of friend
where She met her lover. She remained all night AT
her friends house and when she went home her mother
shut her up in her room to cure her folly.
When the lover learned of this treatment of his
sweetheart he went to Mrs. Bnncy's housc, but ad-
mission refused to him, and he Mrs Binney
took fatiron and tried TO knock out his brains and
then slammed the door in his face. He sought legal
advice and his counsel secured writ of habeaa
corpus produce the gr in the supreme Court yes
terday. When Mrs and Miss Binuey met young Nc
Lean he endeavOred to settle the matter but the girl
declared that She had charged hcr mind about marry
ing him and remained obduratc while he pleaded with
her. Under the circumstances ne could do nothing 80
the writ dismissed. The girl went home with her
mother who warned the discOnsoate lover that If he
ever mOested her daughter again she would have him
arrested.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
STATEN ISLAND.

PoRT RICINoND.-Slcrf Ell-vorth sold n auclo"
Yesterday morning the fixture. aud -'"'" 81 u"
candy tore Al Port Richmond owned hy Frank J.
Grm.hav % -au-iy a judgment ~ 1000 40 favor
II NI-, Florence Clark. WAO sued 'rm-hh" i'r or'''h
Of promise.
NEN BKIGHroN.-Ihc Re-. william = hr'"n'
pl.tor 81 tie Houut ZION Nfrtu 'h4r'h Al Hose nc
ulo wa, arfc-td Ihur,di, ou tie charge 20 tt ns
fired two shot ~ Dcacou william Iur'ch during an
alteration 40 the church ou sunday. NAV II. Wa
Yesterday arralgu.d before Ju-t.c' Au-u t' Ackcr
ard held for the action ~ the Grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
FLI/ARETII.
srvEyrY INnlCrMENTS TOrND.

IN
The rnion County Grand jury finished us h''' '
..nnaa,. and the result il the largest number "i
i,dictucr,s eve, iurncd i'm Is jury - the ''uT'
Besides finding Indictments against seventeen doom
makers and the managers Of both the Llhd'" "''"
DIVER race tracks the jury. it i SAID hh' hu''e'
all the barbers who violated the sunday '''ihs ""
An Indictment for libel has also been iounu d~s"l,t ~
Tbomas Lane OF Tho summit Record. ne ,'''It'
against Lane was made BY ShcIn "hSbN- pr"
sentment il is understood, was likewise f"tIu "c'l
Tba summit Record - but Judge Van Hyckel ""'in
NOT Allow The contents Of this document 20 i' H'a"'
nuhlc seventy indictments IN All were i"uHu'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
LONG ISLAND

NOETHPORT. The steamer Ada Nclm"r. having "h
board posse of constable. lcit TIE har1or a. Nori
port yesterday search ior thc steamer Jr,-" CLAYTON
for the purpo-c Of arrc-ne her commander. Charlie
Louudcre. Lpaudcrs las been 'pnNl'bd 81 pas ing
0r the ~tcr land, NOTiAport. he Jessie clay
ton wa- boo ,'orthpoU llaftOr ON Ncdu"'dhN ana
the Vclmcr gave chase. hut thc prtca 'rar VA t"p
fat for the boat having tine officer, On botri, and
.n- lis cudcd capture.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
PLAY AT AN ORPHAN ASYITM

An entertainment given by the inmates Of the
St. Johns Roman Catholic orphan Asylum, in Albany
ave- last evening. in honor Of the approaching golden
jubilee Of the priesthood Of Bishop Louehn feature
of the exercises was the performance OF play
written for the by Maurice F. Egan, formerly
Of THE Freeman's Journal" and now professor Of
literature In NOtre Dame University An exhibition
drul was also given by the boys Many prominent
citizens present and the Bishop held reception
after the exercises. His jubilee occurs in october.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
.ur.,cn ,,pvycoLDGTcAL ASSOCIATION.

Baltimore. May @0.-Ihc t"eith ahn"'' ''u7'
~, rho American IAryngoloscal Association oes""
a. ..,v dn tho Johns lIOphtns University
,ohn y Mackenzie Of Baltimore. presided. \ nun
49, ~ paper, on special medical subjects were fc"''
r, concrss will continue in session uhtl Sd'uiu1S
b.r tho election of officers VIII take pace i"e
~,r.n,l dinncr Will bc given Friday evening.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
.wApDs IN TWO APPEAL SUITS.

In the appeal sut Of Miss Mary A. Hea'on asa'n''
the Iehigh Valley Railroad Company yesterday the
ury awarded Miss scaton Sl7,sOo. being fl''"o cS'
than the award made 70 her by the commission ,''l'
appraised the property Which Is III Llhuen '""i""P
. ,,nd hv tho corcuany for the Newark and
Roselle branch. The appeal suit Of simon 1r.h
berger was next tried, and he obtained N'iocl 3 Ig'
az 900 AN advance OF 3.G0O over the commissioner
award.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
1yDrCrEp MEN HUNTING FOR BONDsMEN.

Twenty nine of the indicted election om'ers were
arr7,icned in court before Judge Lippnc"t' HcNe"a!'
pleaded not guilty and bail for trial III thc sum
Of 80 600 each. The other thirty seven are sun mint
ing for bondsmen but are not meeting Win any ch
couraeing success. There "A large attendance ol
democratic leader, and minor politicians when the ar
raicnments were made The Committee Of Fifty meo
Wednesday night and held secret session; ihe!
mas snd resolutions commendne the Grand jury lur
R"T,ctng the election officers with special com
incubation of the four jurors who made protest be
canse the election officers indicted Tor CONSPIRACY
oniy and not for all the crimes with which they were
oh
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

Township Committee has approved inS pan M iIi Tosr, sr
new high school which were presented hy thc i'oari
Of Education OIL Wednesday evening. thc ne" i D'u a.
ing is to be in Wnans ST. and IS t. be c"D,'1 II, III
architecture and stories lngh nv ~ h'n, 49, p'
covers an irregular paalleogam YoNiuo icct; ana
In, bnildinc is H. be constructed Of lacca'h bil,k
with trimmings Of Trenton lIick ana "'I" '"''a'
The cost will be abput S72.cOO
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
RIDING BEHIND SEA-TURTLES.
From The Chicago Tribune.


Harry lockwood, young man who has been around
the globe than once telling some acquain-
tances about his travels In the RChelicu last evening
some one asked him what was the strangcst sight he
had seen in the Old World.
. That is a hard question 10 answer he remarked,
"but think a turtle ride In the Guf Of siam was
unique a. anything While going over China, stopped
at lIatan, port On the Gulf Of siam. and there en-
joyed a strange experience. The natives make the
Immense turtles In those ports do service In
only few dollars pair They are tanned easily and
then fitted out with a light harness and rcins They
are attached TO the small boats with traces rode
about twenty miles day the animals being managed
BY the Of the boat. After they were hitohed mp
we Jumped into the boat and the man took up the
rens and we OF The animals padded along
evenly and we went faster than one could row. They
are guided by "A long stick not unlike flshpolc and
lbat any trouble is experienced but aS summer a
lrorn Haitian his stick broke, and instead OF coming
guido the turtles by the rens lie would pull up the
regain the OF their nppcrs and 60 right ahead for
the open sea. A. "A last resort he cut the traces
and let his harness SteedS But ne 50 FAR
rom shore that he persisted before drifting in."
one the Parson.-The Rev. Mr.. Grimes to Judge
Tort-Yes. and when yOu have particularly bad boy
come before you what is the first question you ask
himl
preach ?"-iB0stOn TranscriDt
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT Judge Phelps Yesterday sentenced
f,roh -clulr the Sow tduaau murderer. - D."
hanged on June -. 1-H1 .. The resignation of
the Rev. Dr. ilovcy. pastor ~ the Park street con
accepted by the church.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
HE TOOK PECULIAR REVENGE on III

HE TOOK PECULIAR REVENGE on HIS WIFE
Patrick Malone who set fire to his house, NO '''
Railroad ave. Wednesday afternoon, wa commi''eu
without bail Yesterday u answer charge oi arS'h
Ii was shown his examination before judge 9"''-
that he ouarreed with his wife and threatened u
burn down the Eonsc. He then told Mrs Mc'V.e'',
tenant on the first floor. to look ont for heIeeh -
he intended 10 burn the shanty, went ulSIuIs "S"''
and set fire 10 his bed.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEA Y.
JERSEY CITY.

FINDING FRAUDULENT VOTES BY THE SUM To-
The recount OF the ballots in the contest o "''
Mayor Cleveland was continued YESTERDAY a"u "'.1 -
frauds were discovered. The first box opehed wa '
the Eighth Precinct I'D District The recount ciU
lands vote the same il was and reduce" i'i"'"
l. There was no change in the Nlh'H ''''"' y
The recount of the Tenth Precinct m'uc " n
one vote in favo: of Perkins. In the EleNc"V" ~
r5c, CovcIand,s vote was reduced from dS' TO "'0,
and Perkins's increased from - TO lo'' m,uin, q
change of SO votes. In the lwelith ,', ,n tb,
land 1ost two votes. The result oi the Ic'V"l' ~ ~,
Ist and ia districts the only two ont OF tc NlH u %
tricts that Cleveland carried. reduced iS HaJo,l,t
344 The investigation will be resumed toihorro"
ing
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
Announcements.

For dyspepsia, collie and exhaustion, no
comedy Ike ri Tx FRS GINGER TONIC.
pAnKEK'S HAIR BALSAM n life TO the nalr
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

The twentieth annual convention Of the PhaFm'
ceutical Association closed YESTERDAY. The oih'''9
elected are: President, Maxwell Abcrnr'N' OF 'c'T'
CITY: vice presidents +. r. Danis. of M"rr>i""H' ana
u u ro,es NJ yount Holly: secretary. {. f. DaI''
of Bridgeon treasurer. William fownlcy, 81 Nc",h.
The delegates and their wives had san oo"H '''
bay during the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

\ New York. debating society had Ia give up the
idea Of deba'Ing the question, Which would Won
rather be- the Emperor Of Germany or ianitor OF a
Harlem Hat ~ because nobody could be found 10 take
tie German EmDcrOr's side.( (somervlllc Journal.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
STEAM
CARPET CLEANING

Twenty one year Oi pa g.
cal exper!encc enay.es ne "
guarantee o.. pcli', t.oA '.
carpet cleaning, taking W,
sltsring aud rc.aylng.
Feather bed, cleaned ana
renovated ty NY new pro-
ce-s. Furniture moved, IL
uadded covered vans, - any
part of SeW.Y.rk. Brooklyn
or JERSEY CitJ.
THO~. J. STEWART.
1.55t Broadway. Nsw-h OK.
Telephone call 3nth-at.. 3so;
Jersey CITY bFanah ana
storeh0use f0r furni'pr", c-r.'
cor. 5in and Erie 81 Tel
cal To--ov CIV. ljs
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
.-... % set.7 10 '-ts , 81 am Moons asoIZ
mon
. ..uos n. oov Island 424 He'll Gate Il
4 Iggsansy Ioo. i4J Oov l..nd 80 Hell "Ats ooO
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

Prompt relief in sick headache. dizziness
nausea patton pain In the SIDE guaranteed TO those
using Cartcr's Little Liver pals
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

Keeps Dress Shirts 10 measure, six for so Non,
better az any price Largest stock Of furnishin
goods in New. 1ork. 500 and sll broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
HENRY A: DANIEks: N. D..

Diseases Of the Nervous System ento Urinary Organs
Impotence and Stcrllty. Hours To |. TO 3.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18
THE WEEK IN IRON CIRCLES.
GENERAL FEATURES or THE TRADE-IRoN
oRE-PIG IRON.

Oht-ft0 ihON.
The Cleveland Iron Trade Reviews
resume Of the week in iron circles.-General
Features-The influences controlling the iron
market AT large are stronger as this review Is
written. The passage OF the tariff bin has had
"a wholesome effect. because IL Is recognized that
IL settles IN a satisfactory form and probably
for years the whole question Of tariff legislatisn
as efectine the iron industries OF this country.
IL is believed that SO long as prices remain low,
there viii be consnmptive demand that will
tax the iron and steel producing capacity OF the
country TO the utmost AZ Cincinnati the de
mnnd for the week has been mostly for grey
forge and notified grades. Buying Of foundry
irons, also, has been liberal. The car works are
getting heavy orders and require material
90 cover General foundry aud mill business IL
active and prospects good. The believers In
higher prices for the fall aud winter are much
more numerous than they were two weeks ago
There Is no longer any trouble about money
matters, and the weak holders 81 warrants and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18
Cameron Pump for Sale.

A pump which has been in use few
months only and az good as new for sale
cheap. Diameter ~ steam cylinder is
eighteen inches, al the water cylinder
nine inches, length 81 stroke eighteen
inches. For further information apply
Ut this office.
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For Sale.

Forty No. 2 Climax Wheel
Scrapers and Six Railroad Flows
will be sold cheap. These were
in use about ten weeks and are
in good condition. Apply to
CLAIRE MINING Co.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-18
FROM THE MINES.
NOTES FROM THIS AND OTHER
MINING DISTRICTS.

GREAT FUTURE ~ STORE FOR THE CRYSTAL
FALLS IRON DlsrRicT-SEw MACHINERY
AT MANSFIELD - THE FIsK-FIRsr
REPORT OF THE IRON COUNTY
INSPECTOR OF MINES a
FINE sHowISG--NorEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-27
FRidHTFUl COLLISION.
The Limited Express Dashes Into Side
Tracked Freight on the Baltimore
and Ohio-Three Men Killed.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispa,ch.I

WASHINGTON, August 26.-A freight
brakeman named Ray on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad was badly injured this
afternoon while coupling cars at the Point
of Rocks, about forty-fve miles from here.
He was placed IN the caboose OF freight
train. which proceeded down the road TO
Germantown, small station about thirty
miles from Washington. The freight, ac-
cording 10 orders. was side-tracked at
Germantown, but the brakeman, because
of his injuries, was unable TO close
passed on TO the side track and the
conductor forgot TO do il. This was about
5 O'Clock. The Chicago limited express
due here at4:l0 o'clock was over an hour
late and going at high speed. Engineer
David Zerler. one Of the best men on the
road, did not notice the open switch ahead
of him, and the limited crashed into the
freight on the siding with terrific force.
The freight-cars were loaded with stone for
the congressional library building. The
collision caused bad wreck. Zerler, the
engineer. was killed. and Ray. the injured
freight-brakeman in the caboose, received
injuries from which be died almost in-
stantly. Charles Quarles. the fireman Of the
limited. was so badly scalded that he died
in short time. The engine, baggage-car.
and postal-car of the express and the
freight-caboose were completely wrecked.
but fortunately not single passenger was
hurt. the tram being vestibuled one, stand
ing the shock without injury. Two railway
mail clerks were in the postsl-car and their
escape is wonderful. as their car was torn
to pieces and smashed. A small boy
named Baker Ruble. who went from Boyd's
station down the road to view the wreck,
was struck by passing train ss he stepped
from the car he was on and received per-
haps fatal injuries