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New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
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Philadelphia. June 3.-rhe second ia! .'1"
,tons of the American Neurological ASsociatlon VT
held 10 day at the hall of the 'ol"So VI ,r,n
wv - s,,.,,, ~ New York IN the chair. Ihc
IT. sceeon vas opened by paper by l'r' Fhl'P
Coom,, Knapp. OF Boston, on Brain surgery III NO
l,,lon to the Locni1aron Of CoTiIcaL r.. 'T~'oEy n
Ccrl rcsr The paper discussed by Dr. = n,
WIS. Of this city. DrS. Lanooh - "IN ""r
- , Dana OF New York. Dr. j. D. i",iit'' Va
,..."r road the next paper, on Report OF Large
xrhcr Of Cases of Multiple Ncurt- Occurring Among
scafarng Men in Northern Lattudcs.' ms wa, airo
d,sc,,.scd at some length. The other papers VI "'c
.ession were: Ingravesccnt ApoplcNY' o' w. -
Dana: Demonstrations on the hr1l" VI -"o ,.,,,
,o. Cb,unccy Dwight" by Dr. nur! -. Nllurr, nt
w, York Dr. Wilder also gave t'in "I 'no fr, ,In
,n, himranzcc illustrated by specimens rom ,.H
or u" ..,h,t,,'ld onsc "Dlphthclitlt Paralysis, Wtn
on M Reference TO It's Treatment was tne t tG t,5i ~
y crio.ng paper by James iiendrc lloNu' o ',,s Us
t.c =, thc afternoon session papers were mhn pl
rrs y Dcrcm. J. " White ana Snt1to' t,l,' Of Of
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
CATUFprD ApOTT TUF TOWN

The fifteenth anniversary Of the baptist Home ot
brooklyn celebrated Yesterday. III the afternoon
there we're exercises conducted ID c. II. Dut"hcr tho
Rev DR.. W. G. =. Rhoade, and the Rev. John :. Ray
: strawberry and ice cream festival va, held III INC
evening. The committee IN charge consisted o; I. II.
butcher president, George T. Forrcster' ecrretary
I. G. Linde treasurer, Mrs Henry &. Lrchhcld Mre'
George b. Forcs'er Mrs. william HchaNison' MI.
&. C. Harris Mrs. J. " Freeman and Mrs j. "
WyckoN.
Three cinnamon bears were placed in Prospect Park
Yesterday They Will form the nucleus Of geological
collection.
Tax Collector Alden returned Yesterday from
Europe, after absence Of three months. He visited
Dublin London Paris and Nlcly and drank the waters
at the latter place His health Is greatly improved.
The members Of tho sunday school and congcea-
tiOn Of plymouth Church viii mako thcr annual cA-
cursiOn tomorrow, gong t0 KOtOn Point, 'Ohh' on
Long Island sound The steamer Grand Republic VIII
start from FuOn-st at 80, and IN the party VIII
be Mrs. Becclcr, Or. and Mrs.. Abbott, the Rev ana
Mrs. Howard :. Bliss, and many Of the l"adiug mem
bers Of the church 80 dancing will be allowed npoi'
the boat at the grove.
The number Of tin and shcc-r)n workers and rOOi"r'
who are out Of work because their bosses refuse L"
give them eight hour for days work was reduced
yesterday % about fifty, and II thought that by III"
end OF the week they Will all be- back asalii
william Hawkins sixty nine years old of no. l73
Skillman-St while at work In the 'alnpbcH Irc''
Works. at Wythc ave. and licwcs st., yesterday, "ds
Int the head by some falling castings ana received
a fracture of the skull. lie was removed 10 inc
homeopathic Hospital
sheriff Rhinehart learned on Wednesday for the
first time that he had lost considerable patronage tue
bill introduced by senator John C. Jacobs IN the state
senate last winter, dcpriving the sheriff Of Kings
County Of the power to appoint jury notice servers ana
giving that power 70 the Commissioner Of Jurors nay
ing become law.
William II. Earl eighteen. who robbed ana
set fire 10 the house Of Charles +. Austin al NO l"i
Quincy-st., on Memorial Day. waived examination DC
fore Police Justice Kcnna Yesterday aud held for
the action Of the Grand jury
Deaths last week, 3l2, births. l04 marriages, 90.
Four hundred and twenty Six building permits were
granted during the month Of May 1913 Of these were
for brick and 23! for frame buildings Their cost Is
estimated at abOu; S1,5OOOOO
Mrs. Elizabeth Cbaudcr's suit for separation from
William Henry Chandler has been decided IN her favor
by Judge Van Wyck 70 her IS given the custody
Of the children and 81 per week alimony.
The will Of Vicar-Gcncral Kecgan WIS admitted 10
probate yesterday. The estate, which Is SMALL Is
bcqucathcd 10 nephew nnd a niece.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
TIE INTERNATIONAL MISSIONARY UNION.

Clifton Springs. y. y, June 5.-Thc international
Missionary Union will hold is seventh annual meet
ing In this place the llih instant aud the session,
will continue until the 18th instant. Free enter
tanmcnt Will be provided for all foreign missionaries
aud for all persons who have been foreign mis-
slOnarics. only missionaries missionaries can
be members of the Union. Candidates for the foreign
missionary field are also invited to the meeting and
will be entertained free. All the railroads nave made
reduced rate for those who attend. From H. inter
national and inter dcnominatIonal character III"
Union iS able to survey the whole field of Christian
missions, and give a complete and Trustworthy re
port Of the obstacles encountered as well aS tho
progress made Hardly any other missionary
gathering can do this - completely.
The roll Of the Union, which was organizer III
1854 now includes 170 names, representing cightrl
denominations and twenty three fields lfS vice
presidents are Cyrus IIamln, D. D.. the founder of
Robert College Con>antinoplc: =. L. baldwin d.. d..
one of the mission secretaries of me American
Mctlodists. and W. Dean. -. D., the Nc'I'lnlc
Baptist translator Of the Bible AT EaRhok. Ihe
Executive Committee the Rev. he>Srs. j.: L.
Phillips, NJ l.. Comfort. &. W. Parh Icnlamin Hem
and j. a. Davis, Miss &. II. Daniels. VI D. ana
Mrs. NJ T.. Ranncy. Inonirics concerning the ao-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

APPOINTMENTS OF THE SYNOD AT LEBANON.
Lebanon, Penn, June (SpeclaD.-A great deal Qf
the time Of the General synod of the Reformed Church
was taken up to-day in the consideration OF the
hyihnal, which adopted. Following Is the result
OF the elections: Foreign Ministers the Rev.
d. H. Pugh. the Rev. ;. c. Wagner. the Rev. A. +.
bartholomew, the Rev. =. Grcdnis; Eldcrs-Bcnjamn
huhnS, J. l.. Lembcrger Home Missions Ministers,
thc Rev. F.. II. Eshbach, the Rev. A. J. Peters the
hcv. j. ii. Scchlcr, the Rev. J. Bachman Elders
ii. &. Hoover and G. VI. Bouch, delegates to other
religious bodies The General Assembly Of the Presby
ieFan Church-the Rev. Joseph IA. Dubbs; alternate,
the Rev. A. f.. TruXal General Synod of the Dutch
Reformed Church-the Rev. G. Clever alternate, the
Rev. X. G. hartman, General synod Of the Lutheran
church-thc Rev. ID. f. Kapp; alternate. the Rev.
e. X. Difcnbachcr; Provincial synod of the Moravian
Church-thc Rev. ;. G.. Wagner, alternate the. Rev.
T. o. stem synod Of the Evangelical Church-the Rev
/. W. Bercman alternate. the Rcv. j. Bachman :;
Alliance of the Reformed Churches holding the Pres
bytcrian sysicm-Minstcrs. the Rev. Thomas q. Ap-
pie, the Rev. G. =. Gerhard. the Rev c. q. Fisher.
the Rev. e. I. WeIzcr. the Rev f. Il. Eshbarh. the
!ev. j. o. Miller, the Rev. J. IL. Iugh. the Rev. Dr.
Van Horne. the Rev. II. J. Ruetcnik the Rev. d. >
fonse. the Rev. James ]. Good, the Rev. J. III. A..
Bombergcr. the Rev. Benjamin Bausman, the Rev.
II. ". klefer. the Rev. j. +. Kapp. the Rev J. ii.
Hcchlcr, the Rev. ). G.. Wagner, the Rev. j. &. Bow
man. the Rev. G.. W. Willard: Eldcrs-John ". BicGel
benlamin Knhns. Daniel Miller, c. NJ Bauch, Daniel
ters. tho Rev. Eli Heller; Elders-Jncob Rodcr and
Horace Ankncy; sabbath-school Board Eastern synod
the Rev. C. :. Gerhard Potomac synod-the Rev.
C. Clever; Ohio syn0d-the Rev. \. f.. Baichly :
Northwestern synod-the Rev. g. F. Krcle; Eastern
German Synod-thc Rev. a. f.. Dahlman: Eastern
synod-thc Rev. ID. ". Ebbcrt; Potomac synOd-the
Bommbergcr Central SynOd-the Rcv. /. Strassner
Pittsburg Synod-the Rev b. Il. Lally.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
I MAJOR SCOTS EXTRAORDINARY PLOT.
HE SUPPOSED THE BRITISH lion WOULD PUT

HE SUPPOSED THE BRITISH lion WOULD PUT
HIS TAIL IN THE LOWER CALIFORNIA TRAP.
San Francisco Juno g." The Chronicles special
from San Diego says The investigation being made
into the proposed fibusterng expedition against Lower
California continues to reveal startling facts and new
phase now put upon the affair. From the evidence
furnished by the agents Of the Mexican Land and
Colonization Company 1t appears that the president
Of the company had In view a plan to annex the
peninsula to the British Empire by pursuing the same
policy that was followed by the East India Company
when Great Britain acquired her possessions in Asia
II was designed to colonize Lower California and TO
cure concessions from the Mexican Government and
then to provoke strifo and fomcnt disscnsions Eng
sh capital and interests would then be ieopardied and
the intervention Of the mother country was 10 DE IN
voled In proof of this, the statement OF the agents
Of the company subsantiaed by documentary evidence
has been secured. Major Scott, manager oi the COM
pany assured the ibusters that two English men-of
would be in the vicinity Of Ensenada when the new
republic to be declared. AS soon as the new Gov
ernmcnt had been proclaimed these war vessels were
to enter the harbor and recognize the new nation
Scott also stated that the nucleus OF the arTnory
was already In Lower California, stored In ware
houso OF the English company at Ensenaha Three
cases OF rifles were shipped to Ensenada billed TO the
English company some time ago. Major Scott sup
posed that after the republic had been established tho
United States Government would join with the Mexican
Government In suppressfng the invaders. Then Great
Britain would be appealed to 70 protect the Interests OK
her subjects, and would establish proectora'c oVer
This up the present development, is as far as
Major Scott Is implicated in the affair. This much
NAV be proven by the correspondence his sig
nature 1t all goes show that Major Scott was only
using the American consplrators, smith Morrlll worth
ngt6n and others to give the plot an appearance Of
being an American movement
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
now THE PREACHER EDITED HTN.

From Texas sIftlng>.
There is an old negro in Austin. Tex, name0
Uncle Nace who X regular attendant at the church
of the Rev Whan gdoodlc Baxter. Meeting his pastor
the other day, the latter said
.You seems "a enjoy my sermons nightly, Cncle
Mace considering you am hard OBJ hearin'," shouted
The clergy yman
Uncle Mace nodded undcrstandingly.
Kin yer heah when breaches n beloved the
coorcd prelatc in Uncle Nace's car.
The old man shook his head.
"Whafor den does yer come ter de church - howcd
Baxter.
Bekasc hit 'muses me ter see you cut up dem
monkey shines and saw dc air wild yer arms"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
THE BRIDGE PRESIDENTS TRICK DISAPPRoVED

Controller Myers letter 10 President Howell
Of the Brooklyn Bridge Trustees yesterday in which he
strongly condemned the Grange which Mr.. Howell
made in the advertisement for fresh bids for tn"
2O,OOo,0o0 package tickets This change was evi-
IDENTIFY intended The Controller contcndcd, 10 shut ont
all bidders except the Hamilton Bank Noc Company
which had secured the previous award ulrongh hr
Ilowell's objectionable tactics The Controller re-
qucscd Mr.. Howell 10 withdraw the advertisement
and strike out tho clause which requires the work to be
done BY the hand press system. Unless the contract
- n cn,Id moi ho .ac ma ,i ~ thn oihcr
competitors and renewed reason for criticism would
arise
superintendent Martin explained yesterday that tho
clause III the advertisement relating 20 the mnd pr1s
steeloqraph and similar processes. The Bridge had
always Esed package tickets printed by hand aS lhey
not easily defaccd easily cOuntcrfeltcd
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
FLAGS AND BANNERS IN THE BREEZE.

ANNUAL PARADE OF THE SUNDAY-sCHooL
CHILDREN OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
The fine part Of Bedford ave-. in the Nineteenth
Ward, gay with flags and banners yesterday after
noon, and an army OF marching children in gay attire
and carrying brightly -colorcd gOnfaOns, filled the
street from curb 10 curb for half mile The regular
traffic Of this thoroghfarc turned into side streets
and while the Sunday schools occupied the roadway
the sidewalks and yards alongside were tironged with
spectators, while every window. piazza. balcony and
Eight Of steps was occupied. The sky was fair and
the sun bright while the heat tempered by a
pleasant breeze Fully $4,000 children from ovor
fifty schools took part in the exercises, which were
the celebration OF the anniversary Of the Eastern
District Sunday School Association.
There were twcnty-tw divisions, each meeting IN
a different church where the exercises consisted OF
singing PRAYERS and addresses by well known pastors
The children left the churches al 10 y. m. and
marched 80 their respective places along Bedford
The head OF the column gwen 10 the Old Bushvlck
Reformed school. Unlike the Western Division
schools. which exclude UniversaliSts ana Unitaans
from the ranks the Eastern District organization
has allowed All souls Cnversslist school for wears
70 participate In the parade In double columns the
schools marched from the fountain at Bedford and
Division headed by Police Captain Brennan and
q squad Of police. U FushinCave. and then counter
marched between the lines 70 the reviewing stand AT
fountoin Mayor Chaplin Colonel A. u. Baird
bernard Peters Grand Marshal William NJ. Cartwright
the Rev. Dr. W V. Kelley, q. +. MOulton, the Rev.
DIR. Powell Others the reviewing stand
After the review the children proceeded 10 their
spectve churches, where they had refreshments.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
TIE REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA.

Asbury Park y. j.. June (Special).-At the second
days session Of The eighty fourth regular meeting Of the
General synod Of the Reformed Church in America the
Rev c. Vandervcen. OF Montague, Mich, the retiring
vice president preached the synodical sermon. His
subject Direct vision A long discussion took
place over the report Of the spiritual Committee ap-
pointed 10 examine hymnboohs and report on the
proposed new hymnal Of the denomination. The re-
port finally referred back 10 the committee for a
detailed report. The annual reports Of the
New brunswick Theological Scmlnay and the Western
Theological seminary AT Holland, Mcb showed thae
they both in prosperous condition. This even
ing the new president the Rev. Dr. J. Romeyn Berry,
administered the Of the Lords supper, as
sisted by leading clerical delegates.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
FINE COLLECTION OF MINERALS.

over G.Ooo specimens Of minerals were displayed
in the Hall of the Broolyn Institute last evening. at
the annual reception OF the Departments Of
Mlneralogy and Geology. They included not osly
specimens from the cabinets Of the Institute but also
from those OF private collectors In all parts of the
city For the first time the hall lightod by
electricity. Among the exhibitors were Dr. Joseph
II. Hunt Professor +. W. Hooper. Charles NJ Skinner.
Professor D. 5. Martin. George /. Kunz. Dr. Il. G.
Mofat, J. W. FNckeltnn, Miss AlIc" Dnsnorc+ IrD.
fcssOr J. MicklebOrOuch and g. ID. Hlsoock. The
reception IN charge OF committee. consisting
OF Richard d. Dodge. John W. FrochctOu. ". =.
Bodoin, W. &. Rothc George +. Ashby, Dr. Joseph II.
Hunt Professor ID. G. Eaton. and Professor Z. W.
Hooper
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
THE PLEA OF sELFpErEyCE SET Up.

The trial Of Nicola Trezza for the killing of Alex
ander SalvanO Continued in the Court Of Sessions
Yesterday. Alexander T. Carpenter opened the case
for the defence. He said he would prove the killing
was i'm sclfdeencc The defendant took the stand and
testified that he went 10 SalvanO's with two friends
who remained outside 70 make the customary Italian
Easter call and that because he declined to stay and
eat the women attacked him and Savano fred a gun
at him. He had a pistol with him and fred in self
defence Antonio BullO one Of the friends who re
mained outside. testified that the women surrounded
Trezza he from the house before the shooting
and attacked him with sticks and chairs. lie also
savanO fire the gun.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
4 DOLLdR THAT SPLITS.

From The Detroit Free Press
Here is a clever thing said WoodwarnI
,o,ei,y dc,ler While the article Is not strctly
tbc very latest IL Is still new enough 10 DC interest
ing -
" what Is II J"
This silver dollar"
a silver dOllarl' Ill.,, ,,,a. .,, : ,o,,
on, not exactly. This silver dollar tlao ho"
hold in nv hand will cost you - oO'
IIow's that ~ -.,., A.. ,..,.. .o.,.
,,o doIlar in MS hand and selling IL firmly around
the rim deity placed ms his hnS nan ni % On aGrc certain IN
Ihrrtv In n tricc the face Of the dollar flew back
on a tiny concealed hinge. revealing within the body
~ thc dollar the clcverest locket In the world
" Isn't that "A surprise - qucried the dealer
Tic stranger took the dollar In his hand ana ex-
omined il closely Not trace Of Joint. hinge or
cover could be discovered. In vain the stranger
sou,ht for the secret spot. 30 cleverly was ile
vrhnlc affair arranged that not even bank caslccr
couh have told the deception.
Here is the same thing in hfty cent piece said
tbe dealer Bnt as for me, ] think the dollar Is
more artfully gotten up VIII you buy a dollar for
So 30i,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
THERE WAS THOI-HLE IN TIE TENT.

There trouble yesterday morning in the big
pleasure at Flatbush and Fifth avcs There
companies trying 20 occupy the stage for rehcarsas
al the same time. Mr.. Wilson'S " Mlkado' company
has been complete failurc that people began to
reproach Nr Friday the proprietor Of the tent. with
having failed to keep his promise Of having only first
class shows" Mr. Friday started to get up a COM
pany Of his ana appointed Yesterday forenoon
for rehearsal. Mr. Wilson heard Of H. and told his
compauy 10 assemble half an hour earlier. They
ordered of the stage and lively tine followed
II finally settled tliat Mr. Wilson should continue
render his contract.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
HIGHWAYMEy ROUTED By 4 GIRL

Bound Brook y. j.. June (specep.-A daring attemps
highway robbery frustrated Milestone yesterday
10y q woman's bravery. william Duley Belle Meade
merchant driving Somerset County road, when
young spang out rpon him and halted his horse.
They dragged him from the tugcy and rfing his
pockets when young woman who with him produced
from her pocket small svermorned revolver and opened
upon the robbers OF them had hole In his cap
and another buetorn before they got out Of
Of the pucky girls weapon. Warrants were issued for
Larry Shine and Joseph notorious char
who recognized the assaians OF Diiley
when the officers attempted the
beaten of by q mob Of runfans.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
LAUNCHING THE FERRFBOAT WHITEHALL

Newburg. y. y. June Tho large iron ferryb0at
Whitehall. owned by the Union Ferry Company
81 New York CITY, and 10 ply between NcN-Nors and
brooklyn. va, launched this afternoon at the ship
yard u Thomas Marvel 4 o. The Whitehall I, POO
feet long, % feet BEAM - feet over guards, and -
feet deep The launch witnessed by number
of frpm Sew York. including Superintendent
>trrrt"r. Of the Mon Company thlcf Engineer ". W.
ieainu. United states Navy tOon" T. G. stevens and
Captain {. ". WOol-cy. Of the lioLohen Company.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
LAUNCHING YACHT FOR FREDERIC GALLATnN

Wilmington. Del. June 5-Thc steel steam yacht
Amy building for Frederic Gallatn. Of New York. was
launched AT the Harlan q HongSworth Company's
shipyard O'Clock this afternoon. The ncw yacht
I7G long BEAM - feet deep has triple
expansion surface cOudcu,ing engines and l. divided
into slN water tight compartments. She was christ
eued hy Miss SclXas, Of Greenwich. Conn. The yacht
viii be finished In about siX weeks.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
THE HOLLAND REFORMED CHURCH.

Grand Rapid. Mich, June The biennial sc'
sion Of the Holland Christian Reformed Church OF the
United states opened ycstsriay. tho Rev H. Boss oi
Holland. presiding. Ninety four olersymen, repre-
senting eighty FIVE congregations, scatt"fcl thronshont
the Tned states from Scw Jersey to Nebraska are in
attendance. After devotional exercises the 'ohvcn
ton elected the following officer The Rev. j.. e..
Ifulst. Of COldwat"r. president; the Rev. X. l.
Kcrnpcr OF ~Outh Holland ILL.,. vicc-prcsldcnt, a.
Kcrscf, Of MmshcgDn. and John Kcmrrslna ol Zee
and Mich, secretaries The convention VIII last
Ueeh
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
ELECTRICITY FOR STREET RAILWAYS.
SEVERAL COMPANIES APPLY FOR PERMIssIo


TO Use IT A. MOTIVE POWER
That electricity Will soon be the motive power upon
the chief street railroads Of the city Is apparent ir'
the action Of the officers ~ the principal companies
President Lewis of the HroOklyn City Company has
already applied TO the Aldermen for permission l" SUD
stitute electricity for upon the Third ave route
from Twenty fourihst. to the city line at SiNte'hst
and the company is preparing an application lo' po'
mission substitute IL FOR horse power upon N"'"S
lines in the heart of the city. Permission mas "ceh
secured from property owners for it, use IN fnion '
Fajbush ave- and Third-avc President ElcharuSoh
~ the Atlantic Avenue Company has also apphcn 'o
the city authorities for permission 10 substitute cco
tricy for horse power
President slocum. Of The Concy Island ana h''oh
lyn Company, has introduced the overhead eioo"'o
sy upon the portion Of the route oi tha' company
side of the city from the ocean Parkway ehu""'o
of Prospect Park to Coney Island Yesterday ne ap
pcarcd lcforc the Park Commissioners ana Se'uI'u
permission 10 rclnd the tracks Of the Prospect fark
and Flatbush line OF which his company mas seou'n
control In Franklin and ocean avcS. from 'le ''c'h
Parkway gate of the Park 10 the WiIhhh c"'r'"'c'
lie notice that nc would ask permission !" icou
the road around the circle where IL crosses the ocean
Parkway to make a better connection between the
horse road and the electric road for passengers from
the Eastern District.
When Park Commissioners Brewer and Luscomb
said they would not favor removing IN" tracks I" e
Ctc. side of The Parkway AZ lndl ppil.' ~
Interfere with the driving 10 and from me fa;h zen zen
cr.l SlOrum said The mas OF pcoPle WI" '"Np
hnrse car, 10 COncy Island deserve fully a. inuch
consideration the men VIII" drive spans "i h"iscs
worth thousands Of dollars may a. wen Say .hat M
! shall soon apply for permission Ia run tic ee'ulo
cars across the circle al that point, where Tic hofNo
cars run . - .
President Browcr said that he would never favor
the Of any other motive power across the Ir"aY
ON the surface than horses unless the Legislature or
dcrd II. . . -, -
Nou will have 70 do II, whether you want 10 or
not ponded General >lOCum. There are l"o 'lucS
now using electric cars. and they run IN Hcacp ST.,
Bnston. and New York Washington ana IL tll"y
are god enough for those fine toOuChfaIrs' they are
GOOD enough for Fiitccnth.s the mcaDcst street In
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
ruo n,ry DryKARD LOVE FEAST.

Reading. Penn, June "a two DAYS Io'o ie"sO
~ thc Dunkard denominations near 9'"'.
Lebanon County, came to u close YESTERDAY
Iva -, Goo, ,roshing Lords supper. greeting with
,na ho,v hiss and communion were Observed Moro
,nor 2 600 persons were present, including a ha"
an,en bishop, and dozen preachers Last nlsht -oo
n,cn and women from distance slept IN separate nan
anarmcns on the second hoor OF tle me- ,,,.aS
eP,a loo fcass each attended by several thohsahuS
,ern also held today the Chichie, neetns.hTmse n
". Mountvlllc and on the Rev. samlei braun iar"'
near IInmmclstOWn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
AN EXCITING LACROSSE MATCH LOOKED FOR

Tho longexisting and intense rivalry between the
staten Island and Brooklyn lacrosse teams will be
rehindled tomorrow, when the two teams will meet
each other at Washington Park I'm the first Of scric
Of games for local hOnors The easy manner I'm which
both staten Island and BrOOayn have disposed OF all
their oHcr opponents since the opened proves
that bOth teams are unusually strong tiSsycar. The
coming game VIII be their first appearance against each
other. and the result is entirely "a matter OF con
lecture