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New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
TRYING TO STOP 4 CHURCH ELECTION.
RECTOR HART, OF ST. STEPHENS, ASKS JUDGE

There is still doubt as 10 whether the election
Of officers in stephens Protestant Episcopal Church
will take place on July %, in accordance with the
order OF Chief Justice Larremore, Of the Common Ples
Court. Charles Blandy, attorney for Rector HaT.
appeared before Judge Bookstaver yesterday and made
application under section 2.059 OF the c0ie for a ssy
pending appeal from the mandsmus ordering an
election 10 be held and appointing Edward VI. shepard
as referee.
Mr. Blandy said that the decision on both points
Involved novel questions of law. The order appoint
ing referee unprecedented in the jurisprudence
OF this state or in that OF any civilized country Tho
sppo.ntment of a referee 10 vest in him the luds.
ment as 10 the qualification OF the voters 10 exercise
their right oi choice. 1t withdrew from the Rev. Nr.
Hart the power and duty which the organic law OF tho
Church and the statutes Of the state vested In hin
At one moment he ordered 10 preside al the cleo
tiOn in another he deprived Of this right.
Daniel G. Rollins, counsel for the anu consolda-
ton party replied 10 Mr.. Blandy's arguments that
these matters had been considered already BY Judsd
Larremore, and that Judge Boohstaver would not SIT
In review for that reason.
Judge BOokstavcr expressed the opinion that tho
appointment of a referee was somewhat novel 10
reserved his decision, however, until he could consult
J'idgC IarremOre.
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which he had not seemed until recently to realize

which he had not seemed until recently to realze.
III his statement Mr.. Breckenridge mao referred
several times in terms the reverse OF coHplnIeh.al
TO Judge Mcclure and there some expectation UNI
the Judge would the fifteen minutes at ms dSPosai
10 scalp Brecinridge." He did nothing OF INC sort
After the single remark that he saw nothing III tie
brief of Mr.. Garland the statement OF MI BreChln-
I'd Ce which required reply he concluded MS ahdyss
Of the testimony which led 10 the result tha Wlhou
taking into account Democratic frauds IN any OF
the fourteen counties outside Conway ana WOODRUFF
Clayton received a clear majority of 52O votes
1t is asserted that at least two Rroei' tin n as
twenty. four hours that it would do no harm II
Mcclure made to take the same d9e %nG was
ROGERS or Representative Peel Will be able 10 dsprove
FMS extraordinary statement if called upon to 90 So
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HOUSES FALL.

Alexander Moore owner Of the lot next 10 the
building No 430 West Forty ghth ST.. which fell on
Thursday morning, Alexander Keller. foreman, and
Alexander Mcdowell, a lab0rer were discharged by
Justice Tantor in the Yorlve Police Court yesterday
afternoon. there being evidence to show that they
in any way to blame for the fall Of the house
superintendent Brady of the Building Department
said yesterday that Deputy superintendent Mckinley
and Inspector Kcnney had been IN charge Of the cN-
caVaOn Mr.. MOOrc's lot and had ordered Christian
Belts, the OF the collapsed house. TO strengthen
its walls, which he refused TO do. Mr. Moore. when
directed. had placed SIX powerful braces against
the house, but they had proved insufficient Mr.. Belts
has been directed to take down all standing walls
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
G0yERy0R HOARD on THE BENNETT Law.

Chicago, July 10 CSpecial)-C'overnor Hoard OF Wis
consn, in an interview to-day on the Bennett lhw
controversy In his state. said ono of the great
mistakes made Is the claim that the law nterfcrcs
with the Of instruction laid ont by private
schools II does not affect private schools 1t
simply says that each child shall each year receive
three months instruction IN the English language,
history, arithmetic and reading. only short time
arO received letter from twenty five Democrats IN
one Wisconsin town. stating that they would fight me
as a Republican, but would support me patriot.
We purpose standing 10y the law IT i, the chief issue
In tho state, ana Republicans viii win on II. The
Iutherans Catholics and Germans have split on IT, and
the boilers Will support us"
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
TIE HOUSE IDLY WAITING FOR A QUORUM.


Washington July l6-In the House 10 day, after the
journal had been read Mr.. BrecAnridgc OF hentucNY
occted to It's approval and the yeas and nays were
ordered on the question. shall the Journal be approved
II was acreed to-yeas. l5s nays, s. one hundred
and twenty members announced a. paired on th'
VOTE The House went into Committee OF the "A0!e
ON the Land Grant Forfeiture BILL but no action Wa
taken. Mr. Sweeney, Of Iowa, presented the conner
ence report Oh the bill authorizing the construction o
bridges across the Iowa River at WapcIo. Iowa 'N
agreeing to the report. Mr. Rogers, o. AThaaa'' idN
thc point of no quorum, and call Of the House wa
ordered only l42 members, less than quorum ~
,pouded 70 their names, and on motion oi Mt Nc
KinIev A resolution adopted directing the sergeant
alarms to bring the bar OF the Houfe fnch member'
A. were absent without leave. For an hour ana nan
the members loungcd in their chairs and talked Dnt
there was an air Of Iassude brOoding over the chamber
The atmosphere in the hall was made exceedingly op
nrcsve because all the doors were closed under order
Of the House.
While waiting for quorum to appear MI h'e'N
inridce Of Kentucky at O'Clock moved An adjourn
ment But this the Republicans were opposed TO- ana
The motion was voted down. Mr.. Brc hlhrldfc uith
rnoved that further proceedings under the can be u'
ncnscd with The motion was lOst--y'as, - nays:
55 Then Mr.. Breckenridge moved that an caves oi
absence be revoked. Pending vote on Mr' hfe'hll
rdce's motion. Mr.. Bliss, OF Michigan, moved an "a
iournrnent. The motion was agreed to-Fcts, -
nays 62-and the House at O'CLOCK adjourned
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

Chicago July 16.--A clear day and fast track with q
majority Of favortcs coming under wire n,st
pleasant afternoon 10 the Washington
Park to-day. The Dearborn Stakes brought out an
ordinary neld and easily by the fayerte Prince
FOnso. Attendance, $500.
First race-FNe furlongs. San Juan won Lauebte,
second. Time-1 :033..
Second race-One mile. Joe Courtney won Ney.a.
second. Tlme-1 :f5. -F
Third Race-Dearborn Handicap; a sweepstakes for
threc.ycar'oids mile and furlong. Fonso won by 3
length from DR.. Nave. TIM :57la. -
Fourth race-One mile. SeAa won, Knafton second
Time-1 404.
Fifth race-One mile and quarter Farroy won.
Almont second Time-2 90
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
yEw.YosK VETERINARY MEDICAL SOCIETY.

syracuse, y. y, July III (Speciah.-At the New
York state Veterinary Medical Socety's session
Yesterday afternoon President Morris delivered an
address the needs OF the society and the necessity
OF raising the dignity Of tho profession. Last night
Professor James Law. Of Cornell University. made an
address on "The Danger 10 a Community from Tubcr.
mlosls and Contag gious Diseases In Cattle The dis
cu,son this forenoon In part on legislation to
establish a state Board of Examiners. who shall sec
that men practising veterinary surgery shall be prop
cry qualified. The meeting adjourned to-day. To meet
again In January next. syracuse has been perma-
ncutly fixed upon as the place where the meetings
be held
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
SHE D1D NOT UNDERSTAND THE PAPER.

Thomas ORcilly died December H. lo7V, N4vms
tho houses al Nos. l.Os0. 1901 ard 1893 Firstsye
and No $50 East SXtcth-st 10 his children IN
lieu Of dover he gave his widow by Will S3o mohts
the money 10 be paid out Of the rental M'ee NE
o'ReilIy's death Charles oRely, her SON. she say %
condoled with her the small allowance al hei a.
posal and induced her sign paper promising 10 hA's
the allowance increased 20 $50 she mas dlsoor. h.
s~.i since then. according 70 her compliant, uaS Ss
RAD ,igned an election 10 have $50 month peT.se 70.
nentN in len of any dover. she ashs 10 nave ~
"a ner which She signed set aside and nave the reH
- a dover restored. The rent OF the properly :,
she saws, $500 a month, and she Is entitled 10 0H"
third OF this.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE WEATHER REPORT

CONTINUED HEAT FOR FOUR ON Ns
w,,.t,o,,,, univ l6-Ihe Signal Service says In'
,,ays ex,,nd, from Dakota southwark TO han',,,
where the temperature has risen from / ~.
degrees Maximum temperatures OF 100 degrees sas, M
ported from Nebraska and Kansas and aOove w "n,
from Minnesota southwark TO Arkansas 4"e ~,,a,rs
temperature to-day from MasSachuSe''s - S,n sieat
I,u IN the lake regions. Tomorrow the Vs"p,,ss.,
from Maine southwark to New.loTk VIII os -,
lover: but warmer weather Will prevail IL .'e ma,
valleys on Thursday ana continued warm o
be expected In all the districts east Z" VIZ
River during the next four oI hVe Days
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
CHARGED WITH THE MURDER or ANNIE LECONEY

Camden, y. j., July rs (Special.-Joscph Dunn, q
negro. who is in jail charged with arocions assault
upon his wife accused to-day In sworn state
ment by his motherin-law, Anna Durham, with com
plicty In the murder Of Anna Leconey. in August,
1e59. Mrs Durham made her statement before the
Justice Of the peace, Mr. Chester, and 1t has created
a sensation She Swcars that Dunn formerly worked
for Chalkey Leconey, the uncle Of Annie Leconey.
who was tried for the murder Of the girl and acquitted
About two weeks before the crime was committed he
was discharged lie gumbled the amount Of
money paid him, and declared his intention of going
back and getting some money. as there lots Of Il
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
w.s up POSE FORCED TO RESTGyr

The resignation Of Assistant United States District
.ttorncy Rose was not a surprise 10 those who are
acbusinted with the strong opposition that there has
been 10 the retention OF both Rose and Assistant Dis
,rct Attorney O'Conncll IN Office under a Republican
Administrations Both OF these meu arc avowci Demo
cr.ts II is generally understood that eX-Iudge Fred
c-lck G.; Ciedney, the well known Republican, Will be
appointed 10 succeed Mr. Rose, who goes INTO private
uTstc
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE RUMoRED REDUCTION OF GRAIN RATES

Chicago. July Is (specaD.-A local railway new
bureau says: Not railroad man In Chicago taxes
seriously the alleged forthcoming order OF the inter
state Commerce Commission reducing grain rates
from the West to Chicago. Said Chairman "alher
~ the Interstate Commerce Railway Association TO-
dav; ave have received no Official announcement
that the rates arc TO be reduced by the ComnhsSion
and for my part, shall borrow no trouble uhii1
IN is received 1t Is generally believed uow that the
rcuSrt of the contemplated reduction was Simply
f1!cs, on the part OF Washington CORE spondcnt'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THE w1xN1pnG cRIcKETERs DEFEATED.

The Winnipeg Cricket Club p!lycd the Ne"JeTSey
Athletic clubs eleven yesterday a. Bergen Point y J.
T. Guest and J. e.. Clark did some capital batting Tor
the N,w.Jer,ey, and l. B. PTcst known a. the star
crckccr Of the Northwest did the only ctediao'e '"E
m Tho 80 n, tbe canadians. making TWENTY-FIVE runs.
tho hest score q the day. The match was, however
triumph for the home team by forty.iour runs. The
foliovinr (. the
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
MONUMENT TO GENERAL wADswoRTH.

Washington. July IL Special Representative o,-
borne OF Pennsylvania, has introduced a bill IN tie
House for the erection Of statue TO General Nads-
worth the gallant New Yorker, who w'S killed earl
in Grants virginia campaign Of l-'i' lAe statue
is 10 stand In one of the publio reservation, IN tuo
ctv Of which General Wad worth was al ono time
the military Governor. Tho Government is 10 con
tribute $50 oOD toward the memorial. and The of'e1
and ueu Of Wad ,uOrtl's division viii sWc! that SAN
SIN further The House Library Committee VIII rc
mort General Osb0rnc's biz iav0-lbly
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY H. s9TEN PAGES

in the Leconey house. He disappeared on the suloal
night before the murder, Mrs. Durham says ana ulu
not return iii two weeks aerward, when ne sara 1V
he had secured the money lie wore ne" CIou.es,
and seemed well supplied with funds Mrs; DuIial.
saws that Dunn killed man in Phlladelpha az apouU M
,,rn years ago Dunn denies that he ever WORKED ior
feconey or that he was ever at the ATm ana says says
that Mrs Durham Is crazy. Leconey VIII Cogo
to Camden tomorrow to see II lie can iueH'A' '"'
follo
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
MR. rRyE,s REPLY To SECRETARY BLAINE.

NfI0IIIT-T''I' JUN ~ ''''-''- ~
rctary Blancs letter Of July H. has written TO MN a.
follows
Your letter leaves me IN some doubt dS IN ia'N
| assume that your views are contained ln Wuh' u
known a, the Halo amendment, that you know l"r ~
stance what the Latin Republic, VIII receive oi our
free from duty in compensation Tor Tree 'utiI, !
assume that that amendment was the result oi thpi
ourh lnvc,figafl0n Tho dfNcultv about II IS this .
The amount II sugar 10 be received from those state
would be comparatively small. a.f the CgnsumeI ~
sucar would receive no benefit nom n. Your lettHT
f0 -e extends this idea 90 reciprocity 20 tuha an"
Porto Rico admit II sugar i, received flrc ffpu
these Islands a. well as from M" Latin Republcs th"
people would be benefited and sugar would be pi"-
ic.llv free But will spain admit INTO tho~o lsltd'
frec u duv the LIST 81 Article, named IN that amend
mcutl Of course we could not enact law more
favorable 10 spain than 10 the Republics. DO You
know what SPAN would exchange for free sugar. and
can you give list o. the article sle would receive
ne would receive the controlling ono for all these
Countries.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
DIVIDEND OF THE RIO GRANDE.

The directors Of the Denver and Rio Grande yestef
dav declared a dividend In cash Of l-2 per cent on
the preferred stock. 10 is payable on August l.
The transfer books close on July 81. sCiUeneh'
,ras submitted showing total net earnings. June
nartly estimated OF 81 ST. ,7S4; fixed charges ana
contingent expenses, $l,1O00oo; surplus S4l'''o4'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
DrsprTryG OVER REDUCED RATES.

Chicago, July 1G tspeciaD.-As wa' expected the
general managers Of Western roads have practically
agreed 10 remain in session all summer rather tlah
adj journ without accomplishing anything Inc cou''
r,i,tco today reported in favor Of advancing only
,t,.o ,,,os rhich had boon reduced OF course this
mot the united opposition Of the lines ending at to
river as thcy had reduced the rates to cguazo matters
between themselves and the roads having lines wes'
o the river.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
THERE WILL BE no DEFICIT IN THE TREASURY

THERE Will BE No DEF IOII ~ IIIr' I''I1'"
Washington, July I6Mr. Cannon chairman Of inc
House Appropriations Committee commenting to-day
upon the statement Of the condition Of the Appropna-
ton bills made in the Senate by Mr. Allison Few
DAYS ago. which he said had been mlsunders'ood'
emphatcay denied that the amount OF tho approp'lA,
% Nv Congress at this session for the current fiscal
year will exceed the revenues This he proved by the
following statement:
The ordinary revenues Of the Government ior me
fiscal wear ended June 30 1890. are reported by inc
Treasury AZ S4O2 O53O 900. Under existing laws thcrc
Is no reason 10 antc pate less sum from the ordinary
revenncs during 1871 The postal rSvenues ior ~
600 making total Of S4G7 497 900 Dcductng aggre-
gste appropriations Of S35O0000O0, there VIII be a
snrnut M Sll 497 900. which is more than ample
~ meet The requirements Of the pension law ana
the reduction Of taxation from toe enactment OF the
Mckinley BILL estimated at S6O,oOO'Ooo'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
FOr,RTB.CLAss POsrMAsTERs APPOINTED

Washin gton. July 16.-Fourthclass postmastcrs were
to-day appointed follows: Pennsylvania-O. f..
Grid sford. Antrim; r. NJ Barbour. Arden: Mrs. p f.
Hall, Lake View: A. Gresh. Wecdve Matte D.
Davenny Youngsville. New. .Yorli-W. w. Woods ir
Cambria g. Ginter -Four Nile Mrs. War!nc Garden.
town. New-Jersey-C. d. Gray. LewistOwn; j. ".
Bennett, linton Falls.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London, July 6.-This the second day Of he New.
market second July meeting. The race for handicap Of
five sovereicns each, with 1000 soyereigns added for
hreo.yesr.olds and upward mile, four furongs ana
twenty-five yards by Prince Solty kons nye.yeal.
old bay horse Sheen. j. II. HoulGswoIth's fouryead
bay colt Evergreen second and J. W. Smiths Mss
Dollar third. Sheen by three lengths Thege weV
four lengths between Evergreen and Miss Dollar.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
RAILROAD INTERESTS,
VERDICT FOR THE NORTHERN PAcIFI

Ashland Wis, July 16.-The attempt OF FREDERICK
Prentice. land Spectator Of this place TO obtain
land in Duluth, valued at 100000 is again un-
successful Judges Nelson and Miller have rendered
6nc,sion in favor OF the defendants-the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company, the Duluth Street Hallway
and others.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL SUED By EMPLOYEES

An order was issued by Judge Andrews Oh tAs
supreme Court. Yesterday to serve Margaret Mitchell
Abbott. who now lives az Elberon. y. j. with sums
mons by publication in two suits brought against heF
by former employees. The plaintiffs in the ease ae
William J. Lykcns and Frank Gegth' manager aIi
treasurer Of the Maggie Mitchell Dramatic COMPANY
They say that although their contracts ran s unsl
Nr Cierth has brought suit for $500 and UT. LyAeH'
g.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
AyyIorS TO RECOVER HIS CHILD.

Joseph Reich who is four years Old was taken BY
his nurse. Rachel Locke, some time ago 10 visit his
mother. cook az No. lis Iester-st Willie there an
agent of the society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO
Children took possession Of the child because he was
suffering from the measles. Nathan Reich the cbllGs
father has secured wit OF haboas corpus requiring
ile society 70 produce thc child IN court Slr Relrh
says that he intends 70 take his son TO Europe.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
70 SPAN TIE MISSISSIPPI At wINoNA. MINN.

TO SPAN TIE Mississippi AT WINONA. MINI.
Chicago july 10 (SpccialA steel arch bridge, with
A draw Of 400 feet will soon be built across the
Mississippi River at Wlnona. MINI. II VIII be used
Jointly by the Chicago, Burlington and Northern. the
Winona and Southwe stern and the Green Bay Winona
and It Paul. The contract calls for the completion
Of the bridge by March l. l-0l
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

Washington July 16.-The Senate this afternoon on
motion Of Mr. HiscOck, went into executive session
for the purpose Of considering tic nominations Of
Charles H. Ham, Of Illinois; James \. jewell. Of
New York George H. Sharpe, Of New York George
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

THT CONEY ISLAND AND BROOKLYN ROAD.
Albany july l6.-Th. Board o.! Railroad Commissioners
VII give h.sllng July -, at y. me- in Albany. on ta"
,ul.cation q the Couoy Island and Bfookyn Railroad
Company Tor a change Of motive power 70 electricity
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

Tribune once, July H. a. m-"enei'l' .ou,hsy
nee. preyaed yesterday The relative h~s h".,ur,
M was es and midnight so The 'snl en4, se.as
noed between 73 and 92 the average ovs ,ad
aas higher than on the eorresponu'he u'' .s
"a HIGHER than on TUESDAY -. ,.,i nrobsbly be ~
In and near this city to-day there VIII h,pses' p
weather, dry air and slight heEh'a1 e"~s
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

The merit OF Melin's Food consists no. only In its
superiority over other substitutes for mothers milk. but
also In the readiness with which IL prepared
real blessing busy tired mother FOR very few
night and morning AL necessary 70 pre-
pare the baby's food for twenty.four hour.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
FORECAST TILL p. NJ. THURSDAY,

FORECAST TILL 5 T. NJ IHO"0-, r,.,r1
For New.England, Eastern New.York ana 90 -,ot.
paosviyonis slightly cooler; fair; north"esterp -.
For NewJersey slightly warmer; fair wes''I' ,,oina,.
Far Delaware, Maryland Virginia t"e -. and
Florida, Georgia Alabama, Mississippi L0l,,,, 4,,"r~
t,s,ern TEXAS fair; nearly stationary tenp West
For Western New.York. Western Penny :, me pagoss
Virginia kentucky, Tennessee, and thSoe Tennesse
and Colorado fair. except showers ~ "an.tn and Iowa
Western Illinois, Upper Michigan. Wisconsin -
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
There is Only One
S s S

AND THERE IL NOTHING LIKE 1T. DO NOT
BE IMPOSED on WITH SUBSTITUTES, IMIrA.
TIONs. ETC. BECAUSE THE DEALER MAKES A
FEW CENTS MORE on A BOTTLE.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
BRECKINRIDGE'S DEFENCE.
HE DESCRIBES THE NEW ARCADIA COM
MONTY KNOWN AS ARKANSAS.

GARLAYD's PUERILE ARGUMENT-CLAYToN WAS
BRFcKINRIpGE'S "FRIEND AND NEIGH
BoR"-THEY SLEPT AND TRAVELLED
TOGETHER BEFORE ELECTION
CLAYTON WAS ELECTED AND
AssAssINATED-THE ARGU:
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

To BF TIE NEW-YORK AID CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Albany July rs (Speciau.-In special 'crm at ~ any.
tuesday the application of the New ort and Albany
Railroad Company, and the schenectady and Albany
Railroad Company for permission To be known "a the
Now I1rl. and Canadian Ia'hc Railway Company
was granted.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
Lead Poison Cured.

am painter by trade Three years ago had f.
bad OF Lead Poison caused by using paint. wa,
cured in shor; time by s. s. s. The medicine drove tho
poison out through the pores OF the skin Ny system was
saturated with poison that my undercothes were
colored by the paint being worked by the medicine
through the pores OF my cured entirely bv
S. s. S., and have had return
C. PARK LEAK, waynesynle Ohio
Treatise Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta Ca
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

C. Tichenor OF the District Of Columbia. and Joseph
B. wilkinson, Of Louisiana 10 be General Appraisers
Of Merchandise under the Customs Administration
bill. The nominations were cOnllrmcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
ONLY ONE nONn nEEFR

Washington, July le.-An offer OF S34 900 registered
l-2s az 103 was received and accepted at the
Treasury Department today.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17

Tn ,he d,rram a continuous line shows uueeted ue s8s
in ,ne yesterdav as observed at TIE ndlesA
signal Service station az this eig sun Buldns
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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Night
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l. Il If llt III
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New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
Five Hours 10 Washington.


The fastest trains IN America In service between
New YORK Phsd lphia BatOrr and WashIna via Jcr
sey Central, Readhg and q. and o. Reads. Station foot
OF LibeTty-st
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
PRINCE Foyso WINS THE DEARBORN

horse whose recent performances had warranted hs
being called "platcr.' Attlcus was a 10 TO Slot
New-York tribune., 1890-07-17
prrrsrvG TO GRANT A FRANCHISE.

Long Branch. July Ii t,pcc!all-By a formal vote
tho commissioner, declined 10 grant the franchise for
tGe Pleasure Lav and West End Electric Railroad.
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