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New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
Uork Wantco.
Males.

Males.
- tOkk EEPER-S Situation wanted as
,1.,,"'"''lrf' 'htr! ug Once clerk; long
,apIiI,,'' ia melcaatlIc house salary
l-iou,l"''' \. {. Nordhon. y. j.
ooKhEEPER.-Dy GOOD penman.
~ nsurrr aud cOrr -pondcnt; or a, assist
Oth-avc.
RY. Young MARRIED MAN, handy
~ WIN carpenters tools can do an house
l'pjiilhg willing and sober: speaks Ger.
,nan ana Ensli.h. Address A. KRET>CH.
MIX l2S union-st.. south Brooklyn.
Ei hLANLR.-t,crn4an is also good
- p.i'i'rer painter and kalsominor; re-
l@iFinS dohe. Addres- ". BELANkEN,
80 Llbcrty.st.. 81 floor
Z RItkLAYER.-Aou Dung man. year,'
- experience, would Ike ! or . years
,Nprrl nee with builder; wage, no object.
j. D., Tribune oGice.
II Oi. Il, wishes situation In country
~ care of horses and cows. X. B,
southwest corner l0lst-st. and 9th-ay..
II AkER-By good secoud or third hand
- Addr.sN G.. hEEFE Eclipse House,
Chatham square
LE9K.-Ry grocery derk; age -
good driver, and generally useful; i
= w. x. Address EDW. REED. Ruthcr-
( EAItFl.NIEE.-Good. experienced car
- I"hiDr want, work at house repair.
n9, 90 any other WORK, day or contract.
hOtNNtE 3o2 East s3th-st.
n LEtk. CASHIER or BOOKKEEPER.
y -lf one with L. years references and
u9nI "a. Tor any amount required. Lam
SMITH. POS East l9th-st.
y u"h a. Waterman or 70 take care oi
mouse. ID. ID. HOKEN. BIC ". 39th-,t.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of business TX.
~ pcrience. good accountant and capabl.
a. collector desires a position IN this or any
uthcr capacity, where ability and zeal are
TcquH,d can give bonds or security. Ad-
dress II. W. Tribune ONCE.
n tAtGHTsMAN. ARCHlTECTURAL.-
~ stone work only; general and detail
l'nt cNperleucc; reference Address
DEAt"HTSMAN. Trb1nc once.
nHVER.-By married man, sober and
~ ,tady speaks English, French and
trences. a. WELFERT, % West 3d-st
n RIVER-By a young married man: N
~ r,feroncc. Addfcss DRIVER Box
nEINEE.-By man Of 81. ,pcasing
~ German. French and English. situation
9" drive delivery wagon or a., collector
Iefcrenc"s and security Address, SWISS
7il ioth-aSe.
DRuGGtST'S relief cl.r, VIII eneayc for
~ irw day. Address CHONDKI :,
Tribune O0cc.
"E EMPLOYERS"-F TO EMPLOY.
~ FItS AL fIis-cs OF Te!iaDi. male hcl p
carefully selected and sent upon receipt Of q
| postal card or telegram at our expense (city
Ter countrJJ meicsntile. hctcl factory and
| fair help specialty. MERCANTILE
AGENCY. 33l -9S3 Fulton-st., entrance, 800
| WsshingtOn st.. Brooklyn. 3 minutes from
| RridRe. Established 1879
L. XPERT ACCOUNTANT hooks exam.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
Domrstlc Gitnalon5 Uante6
Females

n HAMBERMAID and NURSE.-By Q
v young woman best city reference city
or country. QUINN, 227 West G7th-st.
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L. NpERT ACCOU MIAMI. Hooks exam
II Iucf In any business. anf rrror- cor
ret z hrrr experience, 1r.rLy comb
Dental best fef, rcnce.. Il. T.. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

DNTCLAIE. y. ITO rent furnished
vi for s.a-or. until November J. or for
ore cr two year. Al attractive house with
mod 'rn improvements rooms and bath
iDo1I: fine lawn abur fanco of -hafc; ;
arst hous1 on Oranuc EoaG from Fullerton
ave: = minutes walk from station terms
moderate. Appl-' % +. J. PINNEY, 1876
And lQ- rnlfnn-.i.. Y. Y. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

II OOK "A lady going 20 Europe wishes
u situation for her cook. Apply at 3l3
West 51th.st.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30
Counirp Real estate for Sale

n HOICE country scat~. on or near the
u Hudson river, Tor sale. or o.. rtnt
furnished or unfinished. 10y jonathan
pltklN~oN. real estate agent. Pou h.
krcpsl' y y.
hOBBS FERRY. y. N.-O.ntleman'.
~ country scat 80 acres handson,ely laid
out. abundance ui frult shade and shrtb.
berry tine brick mansion. is rooms. every
conSenionoc stable, carrlageho com.
.rIrto boz al IL appointments. river Ni,w
ind surroundings UNSURPASSED viii be sold
a. reasonable price must bo seDr 10
rsallIe IT, de- rahility. MN. Ii UOYT
4 co, . Nandcrbiltaye., opp. Grand Cen.
trai Depot.
Coz SALE or TO LET At GREEN
rooms with every modern lmproy clncnt and
completely furnished also a stab bic FOR nye
horses sl1e of ,o'. 2ooX3O0 deep a beauti.
fli location and must be eoen IL be appre.
cisted Apply to Y. Il. MAD % Broad
way. Ne"-York Cty.
L. ARMS, village property. building plots
on and mean Great South Bay. Tor sale:
furnished cottages 70 rent fOr summer.
POTTER y PRICE. Patchoglc. l.. I.
I oNG BRANCH. Monmouth Beach. FL.
d. beron prop. rtv Sur specially cottage.
csohaigc. II. ". GREEN & BRO. rro.i.
way. Long Branch. Y. J.
DrR MONTCLNR OFFICE will hc op,n
" Decor. ton Dav. TUBES 4 TAYLOR.
Nont'is lair ard New.Nork.
n RANGE, y J. lall stat ion.l IL, sifahls
" propertto, for sale furnished and unfur-
ristcd 20 lct season o. year. =. ID. con.
DIT opposit" Brick Church station
II NHRNToWN N.-Sup'rh cottage: aero:
elegant Views stable; $500 season.
torn'rv seat. l9l, acr0~. 5000. Beautiful
residence ~ KNcriai": large cro nd
grnf cry, II Opo. 90 room lraue'On at Glen
wood - 900. Marble mansion a. Ha-tlnc-
~ acre $500. II. W. NICHOLS, 20
IVES; lfth-st.
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- nm rNITEn sTAIIs WAGON

AT TUE UNITED STATES WAGON
~ AND CAEKIAGE "a. s. 3D-AAE +.
CORNER f0TH-ST.. &fW-lOl:E CITY
ALL Il fND~ or DELIVERY. GROCERS'.
RAKER~' BrICH.E~' LAl NDltN.
MILE. CARPENTERS AND LNPkESo
WAGONS ON HAND AND "ADt 70
ORDER. ESTIMATES tIF\lsi : D.
Also CARRIAGES. HARNESS ANp
BLANKET~ CHEAPER THAN ANY
HOUSE IL THE UNITED STATES.
EASY PANMI NI>. AGENTS WANTED.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

800 WILL PURCHASE \ PAIR
~. large Norman mares. both u i9al.
sIgh together 2 700 pounds also Yot 80
rESSENGfE prEOD STALLION. Two
NcssengeF Dutoc Df"od mares three suong,
cheap horses depot wagon, surrey VIC.
toria: sold separately cheap. Apply NJ
o.ice or .tahle b40 W. 33th.st.. NJ lith.aNe.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

.,lNMS'S AGENCY. l0t West 2sth-st.,
= near 6th-iNe.. supplies colored serysnA
for every capacity az the shortest notices
| urlVate families. hotels. &c.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-30

.tIAMSTRESS. Young lady wishes 70
- sew or take care of children IL pr.
,ate famuy good reference. Address BOX
A2S NorNalk. Conn.
, 1890-06-06
UNION PACIFIC ROSTER.
A Startling Series of Official Changes t.
be Made.
Dickinson Goes to Portland. and Barr to
Salt Lake.
billiard Assistant Superintendent and
Mills Trainmaster.

As a consequence of the visit here y,s-
terday of prominent Union Pacific officials
rumons of sweeping and important
changes are on the wing. The msgnates
in own included: President Adams.
Vice President Holcombe, General Man.
ager Res'iguie, of the Mountain division,
General Manager Meeks, of the Fort
Worth. The vics president went on to
Omaha and Mr.. Adams to Denver. Mr..
Weeks returned to his southern head
quarters.
This schedule of changes to be made
before or on July l wa furnished The
LEADER reporter:
Ed. Dickinson, general manager Of the
Missouri division, goes to Portland as
general manager of the Pacific division.
Q. f. Ressiguie, formerly OF the Ne.
braska division. now general manager of
the Mountain division. leaves Salt Lake
to step into Mr.. Dickinson's shoes at
Omaha.
j. M. Barr. formerly superintendent Of
this division and now handling the Ne
brsska division. succeeds Mr.. Ressiguie.
R. T. billiard, rainmaster of the
Wyoming division is to be promoted to
the post of assistant superintent, vice f.
l.. Corwin, who was unplaced by the
writer's informant, but who will not be
be lost in the shuttle.
Billy Mills" the veteran conductor,
becomes trainmaster Of this division.
All railway men who lave served Mr..
Dickinson will regret his transfer, though
it is a promotion. Mr.. Ressiguie is able
and has Omaha friends and associations.
Mr.. Bars advancement Is well earned.
Mr.. billiard has shown marked ability as
trainmastsr. Everyone will congratulate
BILLY" Mills. He merits his prefer
ment.
Superintendent Baxter returned from
the west with President Adams. 1t has
been decided that Mr.. Baxter will not be
transferred to the Idaho division.
, 1890-06-06
~Ess.
A Street Railway Company and
strong improvement COMPANY.

strong Improvement
Denver capitalists have organized and
Incorporated two companies calculated to
be important factors in the advancement
of Laramie. which place is now enjoying
a blue ribbon boom. The stockholders
are L. II. Mitchell, Sidney Fl. Waddy,
JAS. F. Howell. y. p. Poole. Geo. H.
Raymond aud James Fl. Wright.
The Laramie improvement Company"
will operate with a capital Of slOO, 900.
1t will deal in city real estate, ranch and
mining property and stock. improve hold.
ings by building irrigation works and
erecting houses, loan money, and mag
mortgage its own property. Denver will
contain the main Office. A branch has
already been opened at Laramie and the
concern will operate throughout Wyom,
ing.
The Laramie Street Railway Com,
pany." will build transit lines in hat city
and to suburbs. using such motive power
as may seem most economical. Laramie
will have the main Office and Denver the
branch. This company is capitalized for
$50, 900.
, 1890-06-06
Sneak Thief.

A couple OF men entered Smith & Har-
rlnston's yesterday afternoon and called
Tor o~veralls. John Smith was showing
goods to one when the other slowed two
pairs OF pants under his coat. They then
started away. Mr.. Smith became sus-
plcious and told Mr.. Harrington. who WAS
standing outside with John Nolan that he
thought one of the visitors was getting
away with some goods. The theft was
stopped, made to dis9orge and taken to
Jail by MIR. Nolan. The stool pigeon es-
caped.
, 1890-06-06
ruInTs.

Dan McUlvan has returned from Texas.
Miss Laura Richardson Is seriously i'll.
j. M. TomkIns has returned from the
north.
Hon. AL. Bowie is in town from the
range
Col. E. T. Gadd and son are back
from Lincoln.
Joe Wiley, the Fort Laramie constable,
is here as a witness in district court.
Lieut.. McNutt and wife arrived from
the south yesterday. Mrs. McNutt is a
sister to Mrs. J. K. Jeffrey and Mrs. G.
NJ. Kepler.
, 1890-06-06
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Up
Throughout the City.

Mrs Robinson's sells home made taffy.
A fourth gambling house has been
started here.
The county brand commission was in
session yesterday.
List your property with d. W. Gill,
1922 Ferguson street.
Ogden will send a dangerous team to
the shooting tournament.
The buildings at the fair grounds are
to be thoroughly renovated.
An old folks concert is to be given by
the Presbyterians next Tuesday.
Fred Bonser has sold lot 4, block 5S7
to Theo. Wedemeyer for 81 900.
Quite a party of real estate people
came in from Nebraska yesterday.
Hermann's transatlantiques, the best
company in existence. will soon be here.
Removal of the telephone office will
scarcely be completed before the month is
out.
Mr. Brooks is now the owner of De-
ronda and will have the ~favorite on edge
Tor the cup races.
Warrants for bills allowed at this
weeks meeting OF the county commits
sloners are now ready.
Sundays ball game will be the best SO
far this season. The Higgins team will
make the Capitols play ball.
The funeral of the late Henry Alex
ander will take place at 3 o'clock this
afternoon from the A M. E. church.
T. A. Kent, lessee of the system says
street railway extensions will be COM
menced so soon as steel can be secured.
Advance copies OF Judge CAROLS
book of poems, Moss Agates," have
appeared. 1t makes a decidedly neat
volume.
''Cattlemen are fee,;ng be,,er evsrv
day" said A. S. Mercer. of the Stock
Journal Yesterday. Their bad times are
over" he added.
ID Won krow ,bot n. hos, ,,..o :, ~.
c;tv 70 90, frosb me,,s voa.,.hlos hr,,as
and zoos i a, r r Dnrb;n,s msrtat =,
1910 EDDY street.
Tho
5.;lr I'D oo,,,;,s -, -
. nle.son, dar Tho anuar d;s,I.u :.
, 1890-06-06
WAKING CRocUS.

Yes, l am a little Crocus.
For whom you've waited long;
/ cannot tarry here asleep,
l hear the robins song.
e Vanessa fly aloft
On gayly painted wing;
And pussy willows silky, soft,
The merry children bring;
II must awake, 7" the blackblrd cries,
For now is jocund spring"
And l would like, II city folk
Would only let me stay.
To seek the wild Hepatica,
Upon this April day,
To frolic with her down the slope
In all her winsome play.
And catch the shy Anemone
Ere she can hide away
Behind the messy powders,
All spotted DER with gray.
viii not some kindly wanderer
Hepatica bring to me-,
To bloom beside her foreign coz,
Where all the world can sect
She may not, true. be city bred,
Blu what is hat to theet
I love her for her modest ways,
Her frolic and her glee;
/ watch the merry sparkle
Within her dark BIKE ee.
Journal Of Education.
, 1890-06-06
A Baby Railroad.

There is a little narrow gauge rail.
road in Pennsylvania, of which one
man is the president, the board of di.
r%ectors, the superintendent, the gener-
al passenger and freight agent, the
conductor and the yard master DE
troit Free Press.
, 1890-06-06

Thos. Swan has returned from Ogden
greatly improved in health. NJ. E. Post
has the management Of the famous resort
and is adding buildings and making other
improvements. Mr.. Swan says the ex-
Cheyenne banker is on the go all the time
and Is likely to make a lot of money.
, 1890-06-06

Benevolent Old Lady-why, what
are you crying SO for. little boy; are
you losti
Small Boy-No, mum, | amt lost
but I've swallered me SNOWFALL with
out suckin' it, and 1 amt got another
cent.-Jester.
, 1890-06-06

STORAGE

For household goods or
Of any de-
scs'tpfiOn. Terms reason
abte and insurance effected
sCkets desired. Dv,NrehONst 8
On Cayenne r Northern
track. Call and get esti-
steates. Cheyenne CONNER
CtNl com b a,su.
, 1890-06-06

presume on senatorial dignity. We must
have statehood at this session After
the census the basis of representation will
be changed. In hat event we may be
compelled TO wait a long time.
TIL RESOLUTIONS.
The following report of the committee
On resolutions was adopted with great en-
thusiasm:
WHEREAS. All law abiding, enter
prisIng ana patriotic citizens OF Wyo-
ming, while fully approaching the volume
of important public business now pending
in the United States senate, regard with
fhe greatest solicitude the action which
will be had by that body upon the bill
tor the admission into the union of the
state Of Wyoming, and
WHEREAS, The diversified interests of
the territory would be materially promoted
by the speedy admission of Wyoming
into the sisterhood OF states,
Resolped, That such business interests
are of paramount importance and above
all political considerations, the welfare Of
the whole people being involved.
Resolped, That it is the unanimous
wish of all people present at this meeting
hat statehood for Wyoming shall be an
accomplished political condition at the
earliest possible date.
ResolUed, That we. citizens OF the ter
ritory of Wyoming and representatives
of the several political parties. while ac-
knowledgine with gratitude his past ex-
traordinary and manifold efforts in behalf
OF the people of the territory. do urge
upon our distinguished delegate in con-
gress, the Hon. Jos. M. Carey. the me-
cessity of continued efforts and ~sleepless
vigilance in behalf of our beloved com
monwealth. to the end that the crown of
statehood may %encircle the brow of fair
Wyoming and that wealth and great glory
be hers and political equality the inheri-
lance of her children forever.
Resotred, That the chairman of this
meeting is hereby requested to transmit a
COPY Of these resolutions to our delegate
at Washington.
GEO. W. HoYT,
Il. A. SLACK,
I. A. KENT.
cAREY's TELEGRAM.
At this iuncture a reply to the telegram
Of inquiry sent Delegate Carey Tuesday
evening was received by Mr.. Hay and read
by Judge Van Devanter. This was the
message:
WASHINGTON, d. c., June $50
Henry @. Hoy, Chdirmdn-Believe it
too late to form new lines of battle. ANY
details on my part would be ~misconstrued
but | emphaticsl,y repeat that | have no
doubt Wyoming will be admitted as a
state at this session of congress.
Jos NJ. CAREY.
Hearty applause which lasted a couple
, 1890-06-06
THE MASS MEETING.
Ringing Speeches Made to q Good
Sized Audience.
Address by Men From Two North
ern Counties.
Judge Carey Wires that He Needs
No Assistance.
Stirring Resolutions Adopted by the
Meeting.

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mao,;na b. .sa...,,.r Cut Jrs,;ce
w. no - &c \ .-vsn;na
tn 49, .,s1,aaa - .n o-xcesd;noIv
h.n,r -. ho;,n v.rv nIe.s.nt in
liz ;n.-.ana,;o, ~ sne,kers He tool
:, ~. -~.;.a Ala 10, f,;,lv ,anroson,
Cta~s..a $1,000 .an,;man, L. ,ho
- r. 49,
-
Jc R.;,d .,;d The on..,;on 81 n. horr
=. III :. A. o. - .a.o5o,,
sov.,.l ra.t;nns on s,s,.hood h.ro boa,
bsla hr, III asro moro sn,hns;.s,;o r.
~. - tn .oamie~ -.
u.., 81 da.so,.,o5 7. m.-.,-;.
he ovor oonsdsn, o. ,a,va H. worL 10
few n Wvom;na hi, n.sssd ,be
hons. ot rorrsssn,.t;ves March Of 7,
90. ,honoh, ~. .ona,o vorId ,.La r.ro,.
III .o,;on hoeo,a MAJ The, hotora b,na
hrt ,ha no..,ra w.s s,;l on Tho ,.lo,
dar u;,b I'm. ~ n.,;on.I soono obo.d of
it since il, Judgment in the senate new
hills had heen introduced and nsssed
We arc mo, n consider wb,, action IL .nv
ia .dv;s.h,o " 80 nov ,.o,nn ,ba
o,ono u.u I'D ohs,a,los saam 10 he .r;s.
;nn oons,.n,I, soma,h;nn uns, he dona
,o go, ,ha I'm 49, ,ha son.,a IT,
,vo n.ro,.. b,a h ds,eo.,;ors :, ,ho
tront an Tho time k.enlv denlo,;na ona
acting v;tb re.,Iess ENERGY Ia.ho r..
committee flare and thew b.vo .r.oaodad
in getting their hill ahead of ours >, Tho,
Wvom;no oil h. Tho e,r,v-conr,L 49, :.
hos, A. e.r,a., of a. -.
of ,b.so noor,o .hor,a ho to.u,raoa D..
r.. e.. |N~-.I
ob;sc,,on H., ,ha .;,;..,. III -,
coma on reoord iii, ~ .au.,..J -
wor,d h. Iii 80 ~
49,. -.s..r
oo,.,orm.n
d.. -, e
mo., ~.
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were n.mad r., ID w.. r..
nS
C.J W., =.
honoI..o n 80, -
dol.r.,;o, h.d Ia. ~ - IN
and s,,r,.d Co. ho,na .onu;a..d -. 49,
battle vas lost bu, had .g,or al sno-
ceeded Don't 90 into This matter in
fearing manner III. ,;mo Co. 81. H..
passed' In the Iigb. If recent q ,erts tho
neonle have become nn;ted n, Tho no,;.
,ioo Tbevs ee IT, ;na,e,,oo A,,a.a,
CAPITAL is coming in with the ;de. Tho,
Wyoming ia certain tn bscome a state and
my people do not tremble over the re-.
suit. We of the back counties supnose5
that the movement was progressing salts
factorily, bur are more than willing to nut
our shoulders to the wheel at this time.
We recognize the boon Of local self gov
rnment
CROOK COUNTY.
United States Attorney Fowler of
Sundance, was the next speaker. He
felt assured Of the success of Wyoming's
suit; felt that we were on the threshold
II
, 1890-06-06
Soda water at Towslee's.
Special Sale thus sceek In
boys and Chtidress,s cloth
ING az N TERS,.

Greeley pie plant is delicious. You
can get it at f. M. Griswold & Co. s on
, 1890-06-06

Special sale ira Gents
furnishing goods.
" Y.ERS.
, 1890-06-06

The stoutest horse radlsh IN town at
A. Underwood & Bros.
, 1890-06-06

Thfs sceek \ sCtH Offer la
dies ard chiidreaa's sChite
SUITS s~'<gAfdless or cor
MYERS.
, 1890-06-06

Railroad and
shopmcn
will find a full
line OF
Wisley's Mexican Soap Weed
and
Grandpa's Wonder
Toilet Soaps
at
E. S. Johnston & Co.'S,
Carey block.
, 1890-06-06

d JUNE 6, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

over, as is clumsily done when Dr. frahcheS
statistical records of the expansion OF the Eh-
pire's commerce up to the close OF 1888 arc
accompanied by the assumption that II he had
gone two years further he would have adnlittea
decline consequent upon the operation Oh
high tariff As the records covered perlOd
of ten years under Protection. the evidence OF
the prosperity of shipping interests clearly ana
unmistakaby indicates that Free Trade Is not
essential to their Development This IS aWN-
ward for our Free Trade friends still they get
what comfort they can out Of the Tact that
bounticS and subsidies have not been paId III
the South American trade, in which Germany
ha, made remarkable progress owing 10 'he
enterprise and practical skill OF Its merchants
Unfortunately for their general argument
however, the Free-Tradc opponents OF Ame1-
can shipping are also confronted with the lacl
that Germany entered upon the subsidy system
five years ago. At that time lines running 10
Egypt. China, Japan, Australia, Last ana NeSl
Africa. Samoa, the Tonga Islands. and else
whore. were heavily subsidized. The ncceS-
,tv for Government aid was perceived and 1t
was promptly given, precisely as SlmiaT as
,istancc is offered by England whenever 1t Is
needed for the protection Of its carrying tiade.
Contrast the subsidy policy Of both England
and Germany in developing trade with China,
Japan and Australia with the beggarly mall
pittanccS dolcd out by the United states "oF-
crnmcnt TO the feeble American lines running
to the same countries. Every one oi these
parallels points uncTingly to the necessity Tor
Immediate action by Congress for the reStora-
tion of the American commercial marine. Inc
senate has acted courageousy and compre-
hcnsiyely in passing the Shipping bills. 1t
now remains for the House to be equally
na frOtic
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign Henry VI. Stanley is still feeble. 60
The Ieliaoland bill passed It's third reading in
the British House of Lords. == The loss from
the great fire at Constantinoplc reported to he
cl 900, 900. - Russia has bought Worms
Island in the Baltic --- Baron GraYenreuth
has been appointed temporary Imperial German
Commissioner in East Africa.
Congrcss.-Both branches in session. - The
Senate: The day spent in discussing the
paragraph of the Sundrv Civil bill relating to the
Irrigation Survey; no action was taken -- The
House: The bill apprOpriating S636,1S9 for ad-
ditonal clerk hire in the Pension Office, made
necessary by the Dependent Pension Act, was de
hated and passed. - In Committee: The
House Committee on Elections heard argument by
Judge Mcclure of Arkansas. counsel representing
John W. CLAYTON, in the Observation-Disclosures con-
test.
Domcstic-Tcn persons were killed and about
thirty injured in gunpOwGcr explosion near
Cincinnati. - Three mca were drowned from
the yacht Marion OF Rye Beach, " H. =-- The
Security Warehouse Companys warehouse in Min
neapos was destroyed by fire; loss about 81 ,oo0,-
900 - tfany persons were buried at Red Wing
Mimi. and the work of recovering bodies at Lake
Pepin was carried on. - The Philadelphia
cricketers easily beat the Canadian team.
City and SubuIban.-The new Aqucduct TEN
porarily opened 40.000,000 gallons day 10 be
delivered I'LL tie reservoir is fall - The cloak
makers STRIKE ended. - EX-Aldcrman Charles
Dempsey, tie last OF the Doodle" Board 10 return
from Canada, gave himself up and furnished
Se5, 900 bail for trial. =-- Tax Commissioner
coleman was informed by the insurance companies
that they did not intend TO pay taxes, taking
advantage Of tie present law. - Winners at
Monmouth Park Eon. Sale McClelland, Kemp
land, Diablo. Esquimau and Iella B. - Grim
inal carelcs>ncss in undermining a tenement housc
in Forty-cighth-st. did serious damage to the
building --- Brooklyn drug clerk was en-
oncrated by Coroner jury for putting up a
wrong prescription. - Stocks dull and higher
closing strong
The Weather. for to-day MUggy and
partly cloudy, possibly with shower; warmer at
first then slightly cooler. Temperature yescr-
day: Highest, 90 degrees; lowest, 90; average.
- 81.