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Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-05-17
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Allentown, Pa. -- Dwie osoby 20
stafy zabite W sobote przy zderzeniu
sic pociag6w.
Utica, N. Y. - Dnia 8 maja spa
lido sic asylum, W kt6rem W p}omie-
mach zgorza}o IL waryatow.
Newslork. - Tysiac czterdziestu
trzech emigrant6w wyladowa}o W
Castle Garden W przesz}a niedziele.
Ashland, Wis. - Nina "No. s
Minnesota" zarwa}a sic, zabijajac 2
g6rnik6w wyrzadzajac szkody ma
Akron, o. Okropna burza
przesz}a to miasto W sobote, Is osob
zosta{o zabitych, wiele domow rozwa
lonych.
Eaton, O. DR.. A. C. Hawley "a
zy4 doze morfiny, pozniej sic "a
strzeli1. Przyczyna samobojstwa ME
wiadoma.
Danburg. - DIVA pociagi sciga}y
sic re soba. Jeden wpad} ma wagony
na}adowane weglami. Jeden robot
nix zabity namiejscu, dwoch ME
bezpiecznie rannych.
La Crosse, Wis.-W szynku G. A.
Hunta zosta} zabity przez szynkarza
Oliver Olson, "a to re ME chcia} cze-
stowa6 swych przyjacio}, kt6rzy je-
60 czestowali poprzednio.
Buffalo, N. Y. - Kocie} lokomo-
tywy ma kolei Lehigh Valley, ex-
splodowa} W niedziele po poiudniu,
jak ciagna} pociag towarowy i wjez-
dza}, ma most. f.oskot s}ychac by4o O
2 mile. Dwuch ohcyalist6w zabitych.
Blooming Grove, Tex. % 4 mile
odlegfosci ztad, znaleziono farmera
Mill Baker, lezarego W ka}uzy krwi
niezywego. Podejrzenie pada, re ME-
jaki Bone zabi4 Bakera, ktorym
ostatni by} W nieprzyjaznych stosun-
kach.
Raleigh, North Cal. Murzyn
George Nc Cullough wypuszczony
zosta} z wiezienia, ale jak przyszed4
do domu TO iona ME chcia}a 90 poz-
nae. TO wprowadzi}o 60 W TAXA roz-
pacz, re poszed} natychmiast do re
XII utopi} sic.
Chattanooga, Tenn. DIVA pocia-
gi frachtowe kolei "East Tennessee,
Virginia & Georgia. zderzy}y sic
niedaleko tad. Trzech zwrotnika-
rzy zosta}o natychmiast zabitych, a
kjlku fatalnie rannych. Mg}a by}a
przyczyna wypadku.
St. Antonio, Tex.-Ed. B. Weeks,
pu}kownik W armii Stan6w Zjed-
uoczonych W tenn miescie, po-
pe}ni1 samob6istwo wystrza}em re-
wolweru. Rozpacz, powodu, il go
kochanka opusci}a, mia}a bye przy-
czyna tego postepku.
Florence, Ala. - w suterynie ka-
tolickiego koscio}a znaleziono ciafo
stoiarza f. B. Whitcomb, SO lat sta
rego. w parafi So dwie partye, jed
na "a ksiedzem, a druga przeciw;
niektorzy posadzaja partye ksiedza
o morderstwo, DO nieboszczyk MALE
za} do przeciwnikow. Nikogo jed
max ME aresztowano.
St. Joseph, Mo. -- Taudy H. Bri-
ce, by4y kolektor Buchananskiego
powiatu zosta4 niedawno aresztowa-
ny, re ukradi $4,000, we wtorek
zosta4 wypuszczony, zwr6ciwszy
81, 7,329,54. Process przeciwko MENU
umorzono ijest juz ca}kiem wolny.
Ia przesiedzenie kilku tygodni W a.
reszcie zarobi{ $5,671. .46.
Columbus, O. - Prokurator ge-
neralny p. Watson rozpocza} bardzo
wazny process przeciwko "Standard
Oil Co." ably tej sp6}ce ''czarter'' 70
sta} odebrany, to dla nastepujacych
powod6w: y Dyrektorzy sp64ki ME
lnieszkaja W stanie Ohio; q Charter
wydany jestna prowadzenieinteresuw
stanie, tymczasem spo}ka, kapi-
ta}em $ 3,5OO,OOO, po4aczy{a sic z
trustem Standard W New Yorku, kto-
ry rozporzadza kapita}en S25,OOO,-
600, 3 Interesa spo}ki moga bye
kontrolowane przez lnny stan tylko,
wiec spo{ka ME ma do charteru W
Ohio prawa.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-05-17

Kto ME ma prenumeraty O.
pfaconej z cory, to "Ameryki'
dfuzej dostawac ME bedzie. CT
co nam winni zaleg}a prenume-
rate musza sic d}ugu uiscic.
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1890-05-17

Prenumerata wynosi S l. rocznie CORY.
[W Europie krajach ME bedacych "
MONA przesyfac przez Money Order, Ex-
press lub Bank Note. pod adresem:
THE ''AMERYKA," POLISH PAPER,
Box ss4. OLEDO, OHIO.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

Steamer Mineois tBr). Evans Leith-smp''n ''
Steamer Normann. tas. Hestch Hamburg VIA D0un'
FsSmer Senstris Fr) verres. Msrseilles-J E'~sh
steamer Asa (Br, Morrs Port an Prince
s,samer sif (Norj WHIT BarAcoa-M Mohes d 60. n.,.,
Steamer X Hartmann (Nor). wahioers' bAr"o's
srnmsr Seneca Stevens Havana and Maansas-1ss
strsmer san Marcos Galveston via key sss
Steamer Wyanoke, Boaz. Norfolk and hchmond-o'" Nv
Steamer Josephine Thomson. Moore fos'cr
STEAMER Cottage CITY, Bennett, Portlana ns
Ps1S Nor Nor1 Back sarahonen and Christanis
fIT9 Rria Moroins Light Edwards POtntaPtre- W D
Armstrong. ..,yrn
st.am.r. pobn,s Britannia and City Of Chester
Nenstra Marseilles; Augustine Para; neptune Montess
Eolsein 81 AIMS Bay; Seneca Havana san nacos
i, ..,nn al paso New--ioAns Wyanoke Newport Ne"A
Ship Barbarossa, for DantIc'
AI.o .sIcd-y,a Long island sound
steamer Cottage CITY for Portland Ship Gov ooodwin'
Saigon. -,,r>-rc an crr, ,NEpS
FOREIGN PORTS
or,vvs,ovx June ARRIVED. steamer Teutono tbII,
irving from NswYork on her way 70 Liverpool anu
es..d steamer Gaa (Br Murphy. from Liverpool hence
for rune Sailed steamer HeKla DAM. Thorn
sen for New York. . o.,..--,. ,c.r, paur
HAhBURd June 4-ArF''ou' 'S'~A'' ~"'V'' Vs."
from New. York. fFr\
Boyer from Ncw.York
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
NTRSERY MEN ~ CONTFNTION.
DISCUSSING PLANTS AID Fruits AND THE
CANADIAN TARIFF.

ChNADGAN TARIFF.
over 100 nurserymen from all parts of the
nitcd states hand al the Park Avenue Hotel
81. tcr,iay morning. when George A. sweet. of Dams
vlllc - =, called the fifteenth annual convention
Of the American Association Of Tutscrymcn To- order.
During the day many arrived and II iS expected
that about 800 mcubcrs will be present before the
convention adjOurns. The sessions VIII continue
until to morrow evening and pcrhap, longer. Yes
torday morning devoted principally to organra
lion and the hearing and discussion Of the presidents
nddrcss lie reported that the trade was less pros
pcrou, than formerly, and dwclt upon the disastrous
effect Of the new Canadian tnrin which he called an
ex pos, fcto law because II was passed after Canadian
order, had been taken for delivery this year, and
imposed duties which are practically prohbitory. In
the discussion which followed considerable indicna-
ton wa, expressed At this action by the Canadialt
Governments :. ID. Willard, of Geneva, y. y. IN
troiuccd a resolution adding the words and Fruit
Growers 10 the name Of the association. II was
referred ia committee The report of the treasurer,
A. r. Whitney, Of Franklin Grove, ILL.,, showed II
balance hand Of $1,000 after all expense had been
Aficr the Transaction Of routine business Proic,
H. +. Van Dcinau. Of Wnshinso;, Pomoloel,t OF the
she a new fr~ A. The Ia. neoon s,
sion Professor Van Dcmau resumed his address, for
which vote Of thanks was passed
After a humorous speech 10y j. Jenkins. OF WnOna,
Professor L. H. bailey OF Cornell University read an
c,say on different methods Of giaftlng lie wa, fol
lowed by u. T.. Messncr Of iushberg. Mo-. who dis.
| cusscd the question Can stock be Dug aud shipped
| too early in the Fall Mr.. MeisSncr answered tho
| question IN the Affirmative. aud offered resolution
cOndcmnng the practice of filling orders for trees and
plants IN the autumn. before the leave, have fallen
or been rpcned by frost and pl"ignc the association
| 10 usc ito influence 10 stop this practice. After a
| discussion In which Thomas Meehan !. W Manning
and Others took part, tho resolution was unanimously
| adopted.
In the evening secret session Of the Protective
Association was held, During the progress Of tho
convention al exhibition Of plants, flowers, nursery
| sunulicS and machinery Will hc held fhp hotel
Among the prominent members present were the
first vice president. g. j. Carpenter. Of fairbury
| ~ y: = NJ. Emery. Lake City Mimi; J. y. Hale
south Glastonbury, Conn. special census agent for
| nursery statistics. Thomas Mcchan. Philadelphia
| r. :. Hubbard. Frcdonia. y. y: !. ;. Woodward
Iockport " y. secretary Of the Agricultural society
| Of this state: W =. Corss, Milford. Del. George ".
| Campbell. Delaware. Ohio. and :. B Parsons, Flush
| ing. l.. l.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
IIOIIOl\IS.
r,purps ATTACKED BY InGHwAYMFT.

FARMERS ATTACKED BY IHGIIWNNfN.
Charles and william ,hrondy, farmers "lHie +"
,,nuc from Paterson after O'Clock on lu'SuaN
oo,ninc we're attacked by three heh"aymen as 'h'y
were driving through a piece m woods one "i "'
hiehwsymcn Jumped into tho wagon ana pu'''" "'''"'
shroudy backward over the seat ana do"h "u III"
road Another caught hold Of Charles ahlouGS' "W'
.bc third hichwayman attempted 10 STOP inc h"rSo'
Charles Shrondy succeeded IN sl"hing tic man on
and suddenv starting the horse up, the iobhcr i"~t
hie balance and fell out II the wagon. Mr >hI"ndF
drove the horse, which wa prlcd one on run
IN Woodwards Hotel, and wak.r; up inc inmate
asked for assistance 90 back and rescue ms hI"lci
The men In the hotel were too mlich lrlth"h'u ~
re,nrn with him and he drove on 10 NJ nome ana So'
hi. Fat hey and rcighbOrs to help MN .,
Th. mother william, whom the rODDcrs I"u piirl
ont ~ thr wagon. Hammered mo hi'ci-iblHN
Inv sand hog, Fourteen dollars ana Wdlch "crr
taken from him. While the rob RS we're dlVldil ti'
Nancy ne recovered MS senses ana flSlhH 10 his
feet attempted 10 run, but was again struck WIN a
.andhoy or club and rendered inscnslblc. Nhcu tii'
rcscupg party returned II wAS discovered that inc
injured man had been found by FARMER gong 10
msrkcf and taken by him in his wagon u pla'c
~ safety 4 vigorous search was mace yesterday
by a large party who secured the WOODS lor traces u
fIe hicllwavmcn, but none Of them hao yet bcrh
apDrchcndcd.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
OTHER .SUBUKBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

w r
WHITE PIAINS-The suit in the supreme Court
brought by Pascal r. Harquct. Of MI Vernon. AGAINST
Charles y Tier ~ The same place for 100000 dama-''
for fsl-c arrest and defamation of character. was
smicablv settled Yesterday by tho defendant pa' 'ing
tho cots of f!r ca-c. II I, said That handsome
sum of money was also paid 10 NJ Barquet. BarPnct
has been ar ard pa, under heavy bail e. aw All
The action of thc Grand Jury. charged with robbng
Mr. Tier, hou.c Arcrwari Inspector Byrnes clushf
the two real urclnr- who couts"d - hav" committed
the crime. In the supreme Court yesicr
day hcfre Justic" barnard and Jury. verdict
4 5000 WA rendered iu tho ~uii ~ Mrs. sarah
Wp-- against Barbara \ LrOufN. tl' mother " Frthh
Irouiy rhc latter shot and n>tlntl> hIlicf Mr,
WO,ss hu blud. who WIS tpi-ihL ~ lu vi. vernon.
1n Jun" 20. 1-0-. Frank irrity Wa tred iT
murder On tho ir-' degree and !, nOw serving "a lie
s-ntcncc IN sing sing Prison
WILLIAN>BKGDGE. In celcl ration 81 its incor
poriiiol village and hc Organization Of It's IRE
Department. Will.an>hrids" had r1a day yesterday
There parade and review "i The PIN Depart
mclt in which hrr companies from ~" surrounding
fac- and bunting.
MOTNT VTHNON.- Tho VILLAGE Coun, room wa>
well nllod With taxpayers 0n Tuesday night :" listen
'n the Inaugural address of President -auff"r II
expected that the R"puhli' an- would have q" make
room for ~" Democrats m ~" disposition 0i nll"- ana
only one head ,tv"ri, nat ni MAJOR James H..
lcuks who be-. been th" efficient clerk Of ia" board
for MANY years. and D. pruuiu'i' Grand Army man.
Joseph : wood had tO give way &" y. \. Lawlor aS
village counsel The board appointed John L""drn
~ Commits 81 Public Works. new oiirc Grated
by the legislature and the appointment was di-ap-
proved II by large number of the ct1en' pr.
q. {. WcS, was appointed Health Commissioner +,
Joseph NafZ. captain Of police Al 80 a month. ana
VI. Bennett. policeman. a. -'o a month The 't1on.
committees were also appointed. IN" m"--t-" -
President ~andfofd directed attention Ia the many i'm
pgoycmcut, to be made ia the town.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
DISCUSSING CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
CLOSE OF THE ANNUAL MELTING OF THE AMhRi-
CAS- PEDIArRIC sOIETY.

CLOSE OF TiIT, ANNUAL MblII NJ Vh lfif' "'''''''
CAS- PEDIATRlC soItTY.
Tho sccord animal meeting oi the American Pcdiaric
S,cicty ended Yesterday The following papers were
read Al the forenoon sion: summer Darrhoci III
Infants Dr. C. ". Townsend. Of Boston "C"ntuD"-
non t. the Chemical study Of the Summer DlaTrhoea
u Infancy Dr. Y. &. NauShnn OF Ann Arhor' M"h''
90 some Points in the Euology and Treatment oi tho
Dlarrro.al Diseases Of Infancy" Dr. F. NJ Cranda'l;
DactyItis In children" Dr. L. :. Kau: Tn" Effects
o, Removal II Adcnod Ncectntons OF the Vault ot
an, PlarynN~ Or. G. H. Nav. In the afternoon the
following papers wcrr read and discussed Case o
Cougcnltai Iulucnla.- by Dr. e. ". Townsend " MraI
.,euo.l," Dr. ". \ Edwards, "ConecniiaI C1rdi"
p..e,..- DR. John booming Case Of Dcxtro Cardia
with Eudimciiary Lung" Dr. \. Jacobs, Euoloey
4 Empycma IN Children" D.. II. kopllk: Case of
Empycma.~ Dr !. H. Frhtvight. The exercises closed
with discussion on How To Prevent Diphthcra and
scarlet Fever hy Dr. J. Lewis smith and Dr. A.
Ca.llc
Dr. Callc said that the city schools. both public
ayd private the great sources of dphthcra. and
that tho children IN these institutions should be in
,pectcd daily by physician and sent home for treat
mcnt Il a trace Of the disease was found. Dr. smith
aid ,la the SCARLET poison often adhered TO books
furniture and clothing and that enlphurc fumiSaton
did NOT always dl,lufcct. lie recommended good
ventilation and the constant Use Of dncctants dur
ing tb, di4c,.c lie thought that the Board Of
dsinfect every dwelling "bcrc Nerc
lad been a case II either diphther" N scarlet fever
whether the inmates wcrr Wiling or not.
In tho evening "a dinner wa given al sherry
ALnnt thirty five members were present The next
meeting II the society Will be- held ~ Wa'lnRtoT IN
,.ut.rnb~r l-pl. The following officers were elected :
pr l. VI. Eotch President. pr. '. {. vaughan, vice
president pr. John O'Dwycr, second vice president :
br ~ I Hooker. secretary Dr. {. W Earle treas
urrr counsel pr. W =. Northrup. recorder. W. 7.
Watson. cntcr,anmcnt committee. Dr. }. f. Winters.
Dr pIlon Brown and pr Walter l.. Carr u,,.,,.,
prS Northrp. Jacobi and Seber we're appointcd
, Committee 10 attend tho International Medical Con
,,ces to bc held In berlin I'm August. speeches werc
made by Or :. L. smith. the retiring president, Dr.
Forc Dr. Klackaddrr. Dr. ~cibert Dr. Northrup DE-
o'lDv yer. Dr. L. VI. Yale and others
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

p Sar.neId Clarke and General Martin I. NcMaho'.
The drill Instructor OF the young soldiers i
Paul Leonard Of tho Goth Regiment, and ce manner }"
which the bows acquitted t'mscyeS In the d'nicu't 'NOu
lions through which they had TO was complimentary u
tho instructor A, well the apuless OF The ittlc Ieo"s
thep.c,c- Lieutenant LEONARD was warmly appi""u
william f. Scanlon was major l.. A. McNulty adJut'ht'
,o,, I urotvnn se,ccan,.major. and James Connich
ouar,crina>tcr Tho competition was between COMPANY
commanded by Captain Robert f. Mcdonnell Company d.
CAPTAIN Charles T.. Hughen; Company - 'ap',i" ~
Vcriena and Company p, Captain Johh y M'L"uE'~'"
c,,,t, K.rr of ,o G9t., and Lieutenant Slime" oi tho
,qd reencnt " - the judges. The Rev T. x FINK mas
charge OF the preparatory school, aud marshaed th' o"Y
f their appearanre parade The I'nnan' went 70 oon'
rany B and also gold medal ana f1r'' H'rs'. '",'
l",,a ,i.o -,,iy.d a medal. General Martin T. Nc
M.hon presented the rfiI'>.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
NopTUrRN NEW. Jersey COUNTIES.

WEST UOBOKEN.-Thc citizens Of West llobokcn
held ass-meeting Tuesday night and decided TO
turn the plot Of ground which was given TO the town
by the Uobokcn Land and Improvement Company into
a public park. The plot covers town block ana Is
worth 10000. About 5000 VIII bc subscribed %
put II in condition.
WEEIIAWKEN.-Thcr will be match shoot at
,,,oo,awbon tnday between ". Is. Lundie and /. e..
kim The Algonquin Gun Club VIII hod thcr
monthly shoot al the same time and place
RI-TUFRFORD-At the annual meeting OF Truck and
pncket Company No. ] on Tuesday, the following N
6rrrs we're elected President q. r. Alyc1 vicepresi
dcnt " H. stevens. jr. foreman {. Planer ASSISTANT
t,nman u " Ward, jr.; secretary j. l.. Chapman ,
treasurer. h. shafcr trustees W j. Morgan. T. L say
age and d. Schroeder. j. " Blackw1od waS renomi
Tic company has forty one members Plans were
adontd for new engine hOnSc. to he 1OAoo lcct ana
thran stories in height, the estimated cost being
900.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chamber Of Commerce, IL 80 p. m. o,
Hudson River Tunnel Commission Ahafe" i'' ~
ONCE. -, ,,o.x,. p.rs an y m
New.York Jockey Club races, MOTIFS farA ''o p H.
Seowanhaks Yacht Club regatta. ii a. m'
Masonic Grand Lodge, Masonic Temple. -
Annual parade OF Sundayschoois, bfoohyh' EA'e'h
pisttict ,,.u .,.. po,o r,ou,d.
p. m .,...a ha..b.u match
brotherhood Park, p. m .o ~. y....
Rand Transit Commissioners No 100 East Fourteen'h'
st., z p.
Brooklyn Union League Club p M
Reformed Presbyterian Synod Second ReIorned rresoy
teran Church. . . ~ px,.h,o,
Opening OF the S. r. Smith lnhrmary' Nc"o's"'
Fountain Gun Club shooting contests, woodlawn ParK'
L. I. ,,.
department Of Mineraogy and Geology BfooSiyn III
stitVe. p. m. ... e.. N..,,ds.
Ladies' AID Society, Forty-rourth euee' 'io'
Episcopal Church, 8 p. M eu
woman Suffrage League. No. Lexington ave- p. ID m
Closing OF female department Mechanics ~u
Tradesmens' school, p. m
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
SHIPPING NEWS
porr NEw.YokK. ..... WEDNESDAY. JUNE4 1890
ARRIVED.

steamer Majestic (Br Pa sell. Liverpool May 49, Queens,
town ~ ndsr and passengers TO Bruce Ismay Ar
rlyc,. the Bar at so
Steamer Wisconsin (Br. Worrall. Liverpool May %.
Queenstown rs with mso anh passengers Underhll
a Co Arrived at the iiar al $50 m. .
steamer state OF Pennsylvanla tBrl. Mann. Glasgow May
49, Movlc with mdse and To Austin Baldwin
A the BaI at D.
steamer Ia Campihe (bclz Smt Antwerp May ls IN bal
II siursbcrg Il Co. Arrived at the Bar at lJ0
steamer lscworh (Br. CARSON. Callarien May so with
.ugar To Ilaycmeycrs Elder yossc 10 Funch Edye co.
A rriv tho i,ar at 10 40
spamcr Nor. Hooslef Port Maria days. with
! Vessels q Co. Arrived Al the Bar at S.4OA m
Steamer Niagara Hansen havana days. with mise and
Ward Co Arrived the Bar III 10 70
with fruit the Bar nt
steamer CITY Atlanta Dole West Point Va with miso TO
Old dominion ssco
I's steamer Portsmouth anchored In Gravesond Bay
snip Dixon. London ~ days, with mdse 10
order. vess-lt Is L Motcalf 4 co
SVNgET-Wi at Sandy Hook. moderate. SW; hazy. At
cay Island wind light =. cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Paula (Gor). weinerodt Hamburg In ballast to
T. sohns.
shin Mommsen Ger. Wins Bremen SO days with mdso
10 order vessel TO Theo Ruger & Go.
BucAn.n Chittagong l3S days. with juto
to ORDER vessel to snow Il Burgess.
CLEARED.
steamer England tBrl Heeley Liverpool + W Hurst.
Steamer Beacon Light tBr. Elliott Liverpool doopet&
Tub-
BALDWIN
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
NEWARK.
THE LEGALIZING OF POOLSELLl

AZ tho conference of the East New-JcrSey h"P"''
Union Yesterday resolutions were %op'c" uo"''"
ing the action Of the last Legislature III i"''e ,
the people against their earnest pr""N' .aco
,,i,od c,,n,linr I'm thc form Of poolscng on race
80 and making the state the beneficiary OF i WI
evil O. r. leonard and {: f. sutphen arr cIr, IS,nd
t,,l,ees nf tha Disabled Ministers and WIDOWS " ~ a
a committee was also appointed to arrange lV' "a
snocSai imbiIcc celebration neat year on the u'o"
fftiefh anniversary.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
InNG Isl

DAYeUORE- BENJAMIN Ycricr colorrd. of Bavshorc.
has been committed Ia the suffolk CountS Jail AZ River
head by Justice Waller. charged with attempting
murder \ few nishte ago Ycrlcr went ~ 3 hous"
occupicd hy Ilanunh smith. colprd woman. lie
had a gun with him. and fraching The window ~ a
room on the n>t floor occupied the smith woman
and young cclocd girl named ictt" Ja' k,'1l iort"r
puf tic Gun through the window and fired. The guu
was loaded with lcad-n slus-, ~ which struck
the Smith Ia the neck. II" was also hit in
s..veral orher places abOut the body Th" woman =
Injuries are dangerous The Jackson girl escaped
int iurv
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
STATEN ISLAND

WEST NEW RRlGHTON.-Thc Strsn Island Ia
crosse Team is practising day for IT, encounter With
the Brooklyn, SATURDAY. Tie Island team
with it, newly elected captain. CYRUS Miller. Is IN
good trim aud viii Hve #, opponents a hard gam"
The following players rcprcscnt tho Staten Island
club: u. brown, A. -. RiclLc. cyrus hill"r. X
Matthew. II. Matthew. " Nitch"l, ". Post j. T.
Nclainc. f.. :. King. ". J. Mchafg. John Curry aud
+. Moses.
LIVINGSTON.-Thc Staten Island Cricket club will
p,ay match against the -. AusiiH'> school eleven
AZ the grO,uds Of the former. here. at > y. m
70 daV.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
EIIZAREIII.

The fight of rival street railways Tor frahcmHo
epdcd last night in "A victory for the Union County
Railway Company, branch Of the lhil"dcph'" syndi
cafe TO which awarded franchise to build fouI
miles of road through the heart and western and
nnrthcastcrn suburbs OF the city. and also to bud
branch road through Thlrdst
A thief hired a fine horse and wagon at Iicthcid
Hawkins's livery stable day or TWO ago. ice
crday The outNt was fonnd in Evans'S sales stable In
Newark where IL had been sold The police are look
nnf fnrf he
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
pponn,yG Up DELryOUEyT MEMBERS.

The eleventh annual meeting OF the Bookscllcrs
and Stationers' Providcnt Association was held last
night at Leavits Art Rooms. at broadway ana Tenth
st. The president. Charles T. Dillingham;, was in
the chair The report Of the secretary showed the
association TO be in a prosperous condition. In the
eleven years of its existence 1t has paid 10 the heirs
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
scUOOLBOyS IN A COMPETITIVE DRILL

TamInany Hall filed last evening by the friends Law
and clerical the student, Of College Of Francis
Xavier. They were present to wltnc>. exhibition dr
of battalion Of 80. Francis Xayers Preparatory school
and among those present Colonel John L.. NuRcnt
Dr. Logan. Dr. John T. Toal. James A. O'Gorman
peter Mcdonnell Richard NJ Wslb.rs. John f. Dohertg
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
HOME NEWS
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASrOR-J. Lowrie Bell. svpeKntSooen. 1n sau Mn
ister fus Nicaragua at Washington eASe,A'' Ci.~e
Pa kellogg Of Louisiana Stevenson Surk
aine, a. Hubbard OF Washington. NE"-iOnhI,o ,a
Justice Rees Of Bermud. and Grovep
Ir.s,sS 80 Commaoder A. Galloway, OF the BRUSH
Navy. wiNDsoR-Judss George Barker o. f.so0aa ams
r n Blackstone, president oil the Chcsso shu
=; s;.. .iI-oaa Comusny and Coils P. Huntington.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

u dead members s3Olo2. An amendment to the
fail 10 nav their due within thirty days after they
are pay able. \ framed set OF resolutions was p,'
.cntcd q Andrew Gcycr. who was secretary "t 'hc
association for seven years.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
Free from Lime and Alum
ROYAL is the only Baking
Powder Absolutely Pure.

The only Baking Powder yet found by chemical analysis 70
h entirely free from both lime and alum and absolutely Pures
This perfect purity results from the exclusive use
Of cream of tartar specially refined and prepared by patent pro-
es which totally remove the artrate Of lime and other Pur
Tho cost Of this chemically pure Of tartar much
greater than any other and is used in no baking powoef
except the Royal" nc
Dr. Edward Love formerly analytical chemist for 'e ~
Government who made the analyses for the New YORK o'a
p,d d Health in their investigation Of baking powders and
whose intimate knowledge of the ingredients OF all those soo IN
This market enables him speak authoritativcy says o w
nurv wholcsomcncss superior quality OF the Royal
have tested the Royal Baking Powder, and ind IT CON-
ooscd Of pure and wholesome ingredients 1t is cream OF
tartar powder and does not contain either alum or
or other injurious substance
Lan D. s. GO1tynnnrt CtnnitE
Prof Loves tests and the recent tests by the chemical D"
sion Of the Agricultural Department Of the United States Oov
crnmcnt show the Royal Baking Powder to be superior 10 A
others in strength and lcavcnng power
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
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Mrs WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
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