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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-15
CRIMINAL.
EMREZZLENENT,

Boston Mass, Sep. l5.-Walter
Potter and w. d. Lowell, Of Potter
Lowell & Co. were arrested to-day
charged with embezzlenent aud
larceny upon complaint Of Charles
Richardson of Philadelphia. The
President of the Edgehill Furnace
60. alleges the embezzlement and
larceny Of $4,000 worth Of bonds Of
Edgehill county, Mass.
SCHOONER WRECKED.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Sept, 49,.
The schooner Comrade, owed by
Gilchrist, of Cleveland, was lost la'
night with crew OF eight on Lake
Superior.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-15
BREAKING THE TRUST.

CHICAGO, H., sept. ia suit
was begun by the city this afternoon
to forfeit the charter of the Chicago
gas trust of the four gas companies
of which it is composed. The bill
charges them with illegally combin.
ing 10 suppress competition.
JACK DEMPSEY WINS.
DENVER, Colo, Sept. l5.-Jack
Dempsey, Of California and jack
Davis. of Red Mountain, fought
with three and half ounce gloves
last night for purse Of Ave hundred
doll RS, D,vis WAS Knocked out in
the second round.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-15

HELD OvER.-Ton McNary, who
had an alteration with the bar
keeper at the Capital Brewery, In
which the latter received bad cut
in the face, was up before the police
Judge this afternoon, where he waiy.
ed examination and was held over
10 await the action of the next
grand jury, under the charge Of as
sault with a dangerous weapon.
His bonds were fixed at $500 which
he failed to furnish, and was there.
fore committed to the county Jail.
McNary is not bad citizen when
sober, out his too frequently tippling
with fire water, has before brought
him to trouble with less serious con-
sequences than the present charge
seems to be. He will doubtless have
an opportunity to reflect and II form
his ways while at the county hotel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-09-15

The work of exhuming the re
mains of soldiers long buried in the
cemetery at Fort Yuma has com
menced under the supervision OF
c. B. Glover of the United States
Quartermaster's department. 1t is
believed that nearly two hundred
persons were, between 1850 and a
few years back, inferred in the lit
tie plot of ground.
a couple Of young lady tourists,
en- route for Yosemite camped at
MOntrose's sawdust dump last Mon
day night and fried their bacon and
flapjacks like old mou taineers, after
which they cuddled up in their
their blankets and went to sleep as
snug as bug in rug" A form
idable rife and six shooter lay be-
side them aud they were not mo-
Tested. They had two saddle horses
and a diminutive burro to pack
their traps aud were comfortably
equipped for roughing it.
Two weeks ago Patrick Pagan
was run over by cable car at Seat
tie, receiving fatal injuries. He
was picked up by young English
man named Otto st. Claire, who
stayed with Pagan until he died at
his home few days afterward. st.
Claire gained the freedom of the
house and earned the gratitude of
the widow and her children for his
attentiveness and sympathy. Last
Monday, while Mrs. Pagan and the
family were away, the man carted
away several trunks and all the val
liable iewelry he could find and
then set the house afire. 1t burned
and the unfortunate woman thought
she had lost all her personal effects,
but subsequently ST. Claire's nerv-
business attracted attention and he
was arrested and the stolen goods
recovered. He is in prison.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

Arkansas Breckinridge, OF kentuchy brcAner, nio"h
shire J. B. Brown. Drummer. Buchanan OF NHRha
Buckalew. Bunn Bynum. Campbell. Caner OF Georgia :
Carlisle Carlton Caruth Catchings, Chipman, Clancy
Clarke, OF Alabama; Clements ciunie. Cobb Coleman
Cooper Of Indiana; Covert Cowies orih, Or"'p Nu.'
berson Of Texas; Cummings, Dafgsn, Davidson piboe
nookerv punphv Edrnunds. Elliott Ellis Enioe Feather
s,on Fitch. Fithan Flower, Foreman Forney fowlcr'
ce,sssrhe,m.r Gibson Goodnight Grimes hare ha'ch
~ ,a u.ard Hcmphill Henderson, Of North
cnI,n.. uerb.rt Holman. Kerr, Of Pennsyivania Ian
ham. Lee Lester Of Georgia Lever OF virginia, ,r"i'
-, M,isb Marsur Martin, OF INDIANA Nai'ii, VI
-r. No .doo Mccarthy, McClammy, McCielah' NC.
crcsrv McMn. McRae, Mills Monteomery Moore OF
Iexas; Morgan, Mutchier. Oates ofeffan oe p.n,c,,
uassacbusetts: cultivate, owens, OF ONO S,
- uooi Pennington, Perry, Pierce. Prlce ou"'''
raIy Richardson. Robertson, Rogers Rowland lu'n
savers seney shvclcy, skinner Springer. -, Kcn
$780,, ., Gcorgia; Stewart, OF Texas oVoh'' VI -
80. s,nun Tarsney Tillman. Tracey, IucNer' A%u.'l' %
., Georgia Turner Of New-York; Turpln' wiEe
,ncton Whiting Whtthorne, Wheeler Oh H"V , ., Mis-.
u'u,,,n.o, wilcox, Williams. OF Illinois "nso"' "
WI, -" n,S Wilson OF West Virginia and hooef-i'-'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE

Washington. MAY 1.-THE following change, have Icon
made in the Medical Department Of IA" Army. Cantnn n
Is. Ecnhnm, relieved from duty Madison DarrarI-.
y. Y, and ordered to duty ab Fort Wsd,worth N Y
relieving Captain {. Il. Winnc who j. ordered To- Fort
Smelling. MINI. First Lieutenant +. r. Dewitt h,. l,..u
relieved from duty at Wtlrtr Point. y y aud ordered
duty At Fort ingrod, Texas. relieving CAPTAIN " r.
Garter, who is ordered to duty AZ West Point y Y
Commodore William l.. NeCann. ha, been detached from,
command o the Boston Na,y Yard May ~ and placed on
waiting oIdcr-. Captain Thomas -. Sclfridpr h,. been
dctichcd member o the Beard of Inspection and sur.
Ycy Mas 80 and ordered to command the Io.ion ward
Pay Dir-tor Edward May Ia, ordered To duty a,
purchasing paymaatcr at W1>hllston addition - his
present dutr~. IdY Director Thomas II LOCKER Ia, r..
ccVcd year, sick leave. board Of NaNal Officers
was appointed to-day - conduct the official trial Of the
new runboat Concord which VIII take place AZ Chester
Penn. Monday. Captain l.. T. Potter Capt,n Robert
Bradford Commander Bach'ilor, Chicf Engineer Ayrc,
and Naval Constructor iau,com constitute the hoard
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
TILL TIN PLATE AMENDMENT.

washington, May 21.-It appears 'ha' u'o n. "n was
omcndment to the Tariff BILL when a'hc'u"aO aor was
"arr,ed hv bare majority in the House 'ou"'' rho
,a srh;ect Of considerable misapprehei's'on 60
amenament V really does not affect the rates ntc"
the bill (Which increases existing rates IS. Oh rurposc u Of
cents per pound but was offered with the pu'r% indirect
dispensing with the rather complicated ~" ~" h and
n,o,bod Of levying duties proposed by '"o D"
'.,,.,n compensatory duty Oh mahpi,',"'''
of ,n pate This method provided for 'e ao"'U mr"
OF m of cent per pound to the r' I @
scrihcd for sheet iron. when the latter ~
.,n. and as the sheet iron duty varies "'oolu'"s .s
u" "u ~ the sheet the result is correspond
'e 'r" aria,on and complcxity in the dues on s,h nr
nstc Instead of this, the ameHurG law descriptive
81 tb in plate but provides uniform % Iaic mn io
cents per pound OF all d1ty D Of 5 per
s% ANY vaorcm is be imposed Ono oh all Yofed nay With
m ,h Democrats in opposition to the Ohio
Mcssrs. Ai'"Tt: Mason Illinois; McConlas anu
iiDdd iivEG' Naryland, and Taylor ILLINOIS,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
DR.. BEEKMAN's TESTIMONY.

Owing to the great pressure upon The Tribunet
space yesterday the testimony Of DR.. John G. Beck
man, given before the senate Committee Tuesday,
was unavodaby omitted DR.. Beekman testified ths,
he was the physician Of the Croker family and tha,
he had met ex,Judge Leicester Holme, the Mayors
secretary, at Mr.. Crokcr's house. Mrs. Croker
had introduced him to Mr. H0lme, and the latter had
explained Mrs. Crokers desire that the doctor should
so TO Germany and consult with the physicians who
were attending Mr.. Croker. Dr.. Beekman had replied
that It would be difficult for him 10 leave his work
here. Mrs. Croker had also asked him in Mr.. Holmes
presence 10 to her husband. The doctor described
his meeting with Mr.. Holme In the same general way
that Mr.. HOme did when upon the witness-stand on
Monday, and fully cOrrobOraed Mr.. Holmes statement
that no mention was made OF fees how the doctor
while absent
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
THE "oRIGINAL PACKAGE" QUESTION.
MR. EvARTs SUPPORTING THE SENATE BILL
GIVING TIE STATES POLICE POWER
oL.In TIL r-nLnR Z TT AELIc.

Washington. May 81 (Spcciall.-Thc senate hill u
restore tO the states the right q prohibit or regulate
the traffic in alcoholic liquors within their own
borders whether the liquors sold are In tho original
package not. taken MP again TODAY fr A.
hour or more and senator EvartS made an exhaustive
argumen, in favor of H. pa--acc. He had voted n
committee against similar measure. he said during
the last Congress, hut after the recent decision ~
the supreme Court with Is plain intma'on tla' som"
such measure tho ono now proposed was necessary
10 bring the ultimate question involved IN the Iowa
case 10 n settlement, he now prepared 20 support
the Judiciary CouJmIttcc's hIll n needed and ue"
ful piece II legislation. He th"n went on - argue that
the farmers Of the Constitution had not intended 10
take advantage ~ the wcll known commerce clause
{, interfere with ~" polio" power u IN" state, an'
mat Il those clause, were 10 BE- construed so IS .
break down absolutely tie right - state - rcslat"
plain 2 matter II police administration a. tho liquor
tfailic. the sout ON thus created should hc r"Iei"i
a. far n, possible. hy action Il t1uGe-~.
Mr Evl-t-'- speech drew out som" qu".fions from
Nr. HI-c0ci.. who ~ad that Dee feared that o." BIZ
might be used iu some states cover. not f'r ~ q
r'guliton ~ The liquor traffic hU' fo- dlS'Tmnhl d,
IN favor ~ home hc'i- ur liquors agr- h."~, snd
LIQUORS brought u from Other state. Finally, a.
several other senators ar,nus 20 speak on ~"
constitutional aspects - the pr'pY-"d law, rho h
went over vl'lout action. - rll probably come u9
again before tA- end ~ Tie wcea
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
Mercury and Potash
POISON
S S S

have been taking S. s. s. tswirs spcciAc). ana M
It TO my duty state its results tha; who 10,
similarly affected may profit by my experience. and 4.
relieved Of their suferings. had suffered for la,
long time with what the doctors called Herpes an erpu
OF the skim forming scales and botches which was ho
TO endure. Under the advice OF physicians / took n
drops OF Fowers Solution OF Arsenic every day for q,
years besides many other kinds OF medicines without
cure have been taking s. S. S. for about month.
and the eruption and unpleasant symptoms have oil dssA
peared and continuing it 70 completely root Il ou
OF my blood. which 1 confident IL will DO
have lived here in my present business for % y.an
r. R. ROUSE Dealer in Machinery
81 and 33 West Maryand.s A..
indianapolis Ind
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
THE HOMER LEE co. ASKS FOR the c0NTRNI

Controller Myers did receive the letter he eNp'a
from James Howell. president OF the Bridge Iru''',
,,,,,v lie requested an explanation from Mr.. Ho"eh
IT,, Tho awarding of the contract FOR printing Brdse
,ciots hut Howell did reply. The Homer Lee Bsne
- Companv sent letter Mr. Howell yesterday "hien
was in part follows -.
owe understand tha; when the Controlcr opened INC
IA. ,hov wore turned over o you a, president of ms
.rd N award the to the lowest bidder We as
nfoned mat another bidder, whose hid was hehef mhn
,r was permitted alter his hid to conform To our
prcc instead OF giving IL TO US the lowest bidder Wv
this discrimination great injustice ana a.
d., ,uIl statement OF the facts. We respectfully rqe"
o 10 award contract for the steel engraved tickets
us" IN ,h,,
tn a 'staats Zeltung" reporter Mr.. Howell >'lu WV
~. award had been given he Hamilton Bank-N'f N'
many because IL appeared him To he the most trus""
., the bidders. Besides" he said 1.-The award has W''
made and words about It wasted"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
NETWORK DAIRYMEN ALARMED.
FEARING THAT THE oLDoMARG GARINE MAKERS
WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE "ORIGINAL
p,CE ,cEU DECTSrON
PACKAGE" DECISION.

Washington. May 81 SpeciaD-Thc New York dairy
men are alarmed account Of the probable effect
upon the industry in which they engaged Of
the recent decision Of the supreme Court Of the
United states in regard to original packages They
fear that the manufacturers Of olcomargarine in
other states will take advantage Of the decision TO
York spurious butter, in defiance Of the State law
prohibiting It's sale. Colonel +. d. Curtis an ac-
credited agent Of the Ncw-Yorh State Dalrymen's As
sociation. arrived in Washington several days ago
and has consulted senator IIi.cock and a number OF
New-York representatives with TO such c Ia
ton As may be necessary TO avert the threatened
danger TO the dairy interests of the Empire STATE. II
is understood that Mr. IIscock viii inrofncc a bill on
the subject 10 morrow. and that Representative Flower
will offer like bill I'm the House. II will he copy
Of the bill favorabv reported by the Senate Com
mitce the Judiciary relating 10 the sale Of ,prtuous
liquors in original packages except that oeomarcarinc
will be the subject and Il will also re -cnat certain
provisions OF the present law defining olcomargar,nc
To Tribune spOndcnt to-day Colonel Curtis
said This is matter of vital importance 10 IA,
dairy interest Of New York-a busincs, in which more
than $3.50 600 900 Is invested and tha yearly output
OF which exceeds SO 900 OGO. The margin of profit
price received for butter manufactured in our farm
daircs only II cents a pound and the average
price received for factory made butter only II
cents "A pound. Since the end Of 1879 there has been
a still further decline in prices. year the
ago price received for milk AZ the cccS" factories
was about = cents quart for eight months and Il
the year. You can readily that the dairy bust
Of the state Is In great danger and likely TO be
swampcd II the manufacturers Of bogus butter are
allowed 20 food our markets with the SUM-
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

great many Of the members OF the NaIseaBse Club bea
TO the General Committee, but great many do not.
Odd you join the Nsiiagansett Club the advice
ex-Mayor Grace! Al did.
o.-Is he a member OF the Narraeansett Clubf A.-yo
o-ow do you account for Mayor Grsce's building %
the TammanY organzatonf A.-wel, L have the meAns
OF accounting for it, but that would be- personal matter
Mr.. Lcventrtt asked few questions, to which hs
following answers were made
The protest from the Paulst fathers regarded
and licenses have been refused in that district Tie
number OF places licensed for drinking has decreased
In New-Y0rk under the present Commissioners. not.
wihstanding the change IN the rule with regad to two
ADJACENT place. Clark's restaurant was relicensd
on May 4, 1S5D by the former board the lat DAY
they were in ofice. The bond was approved by Com.
missOners Won Claim and Andrews.
The committee Will resume its investigation of the
Excise Department to-day az IL a. M.
Patrick II. McCann Will go before the COMMITTEES
to-day, II he will be allowed to do 80. to testify N
garding his connection with Tom Adams.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
THE CUSTOMS ADMINISTRATIONS BIZ.

Washington May 81 l>pcciah-Now that tho Tariff
bin has passed lc House and has been prnctcally
Cotton id ~ f9r wcek two. there s some prospect
u a speedy agreement IN conference on the Clsoms
Administration llll. Mr. Carsle's absence in kcn.
tucky and the uncertainty about the length Of hi-
-tay n the House have prevented any action ~ the
coufcrccs from that end of the capitol and The hl
has really been held up for the h>t ten days o. awA'
tho convenience Of the Speaker and senator elect
ls Mr. carlisle VIII 20 morrow leave tho House for
the senate. now confcre on the part of tho Hons"
can Dee appointed without further dclay and meeting
II tho Conference Committee can 10 called The
senate amendments n the hll not lkcly 10 cause
- pr1tractsd deadlock. though perhaps some con
cc~lllus VIII have 70 De made Ia the House side 300 'o
direction of more stringent construction 81 som"
feature. u respect to which the measure has been
Ilb,rall/cd lu the senate. one Of the senate con
force, pressed today tho opinion that thcT" would
be a prompt agreement. Tho managers Of Tho con
ference Tho part of the Senate Nic Allison
Ndrch and N PAcr.on. and The part II tho House
Mc.srs. Mckinley and BurIpNs
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
TIE Rear ORDERED TO UFUrING SEA.

Washington. Nav ii Secretary WINDOW 70 dal
signed the sailing order, Of the revenue cutter Bear.
At seattle. Wash, directing that She sail
Immediately % ounaaska. and then cruise diligently
in Bchrng sea. for tho purppe II warning all person
against entering such water, for the purpu.c %;
violating section 1896 Of the Revised statute. and
aTc-tlns all persons and -clug all vessel, found "a
be-. 10 have b""n engaged On any violation Of the
law, of the United STATE, therein. The n-tiucuou-.
while no differing materially from those Of last wear
are much more specific I'm chara Ter. Effort, viii ho
made - avoid repetition If last year, experience
with foreign vessel, ,ailcd for Violations of law. IN
Two thIc" ct-c. tho vessels placed iu cllre,
II prize crrw consisting Of one man. and q. e
result. never reached the port whcr' %" va. orlccd
10 take them. While II VIII be- cqusiy limos, il,.
10 Increase the size 81 IN" prize cf.g, an effort
viii hc made 20 accomplish lie same result in another
wav. According I" the present h.truction. IT f.
understood That all vessel, found violating IN" law Viii
bee dl-mauilcd and deprived 0f All mean, of further
violations. Their lns. and AL s,in, are al-o L, be
seized and preserved a. evidence against tnam
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
oARsMEy TO BATTLE oy rHr HARLEM

The Harlem Regatta Association held meeting last
night at the Grand Union Hotel and made ARRANGEMENTS
for the regatta Memorial Day. The race, VIII ho
towcd the course The Harlem River from Nncoth
st 10 One.hundrcd -fourtnh.,t There have b.ou ,
large number II cnir"' aud The outlook I, this VIII
he one The best ceatta> held by the association Tho
races for senior and junior cchtoarcd and four
cared crows. double, and singles. Some of the best
known crews Ia and around Tho city have entered Prizes
will De gold timckcepcr, and medals. John r.. Eu.t,
will De the referee W &. Wo0ey presided last night
and 4. L. COfaX secretary.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
BOyDs TO BE EXCHANGED FOR SrOcK.

The stockholders Of the Carolina Central Railtoia 'o
many met at the Florence House yesterday pursuant
spccal call The object Of the meeting was n Issue ~,
shar,s OF preferred stock which wond be exchanged "
hands according to an act OF the Legislature 81 N"
c,rolina The bonded debt II the Carolina 'ent'a h'
road Is - 600 900 OF first mortgage bonds tl-V
second mortgage income bonds and sl,oooo" "' '"
mortgage Income bonds. The second mortgage W'o" -,
will be exchanged dollar for dollar, and th' t''u "
,coe bonds for onehaf the amount In PREFER str a.
, meeting OF the directors held immcGlateS "'' -.
OF the stockholders, and the acton OF the ''''''
unanimously ratified.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
HOW TO GET LICENSES.
THE EXCISE DEPARTMENT.
A SPECIAL INSPECTOR SHOWS THE FAssEIT
COMMITTEE WHY NOTORIOUS RESORTS
KEEp OPEN AND FLOURISH.
KEEP OPEN AND FLOURISH.

r.
The examination yesterday Of George II. GAZE, q
rccIa nspcctor in the Board Of Excise. before the
state scn.e Committee Cities, placed on the COM
rtoo,s record testimony TO many weaknesses In the
svstcm by which the retail liquor traffic Of New io'h
is supposcd 10 be controlled. Mr.. Gales eVue"'o
ahout the granting Of licenses showed that the MEAS
,,re t,kc, bv thc Excise Board to protect the com
munity from the intrusion OF vile men WHO run
yicious resorts are mscraby slip-shod, weak anu ~,
oncent The inspections made before a license II
Granted are not thorough. notorious place may DO
oIice,sod to a new occupant after license has been
refused to his predecessor II the result OF SUCH u"
vcstlratIOns as are made give the nc" apPho'
GOOD general moral character" But Uhe ahos''
snpcrlor character OF the newcomer mas ho'' a.
ruIc improvcd the character and reputation Oh '"o
Mace The Board does not keep up general super
vision of tho houses TO which licenses nave oec"
ron,cd II maintains that 1t cannot. because II mas
NOT the facilities and that it is forced to rely on to
poce department. the daily papers ana the heiehoo',
for news Of ildoing by its licensees MT "aie n"
m,nv of the other inspectors are members oi '''o
General Committee Of yammany Hail. ana the pro
visions Of the civil Service rules nave not pech SUI
gccn IA prevent the supplantnc Of twothirds OF u'c
irs,oc,ors who were in Office in May. lss0 by men
nhn.o commitment certainly did not result from the
inpiIiccncy of their predecessors.
senator Taesctt presided. The Excise Boaru was
ronrcecntcd by David Leventritt. who Is hot '"o
saIaricd counsel II the Board, but "h" mas oce"
.noci,rlv engaged. Mr.. Gale was tho only witness
oxornincd and he was on the stand both forenoon
and afternoon He has been an empoye Of the boaro
since october 1856 and has held the Offices OF as
sstant secretary and secretary. lie was secretary
from october l. lass to MAY -. 1889. when he was
reduced t. the place of special Inspector
Mr. win, offered in evidence the last report OF tho
rvc,,o poocd 10 tho Mayor The report described the
licenses issued. with their fees, as follows:
pr..cnt number Of licenses issued $3.50 classhed as
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

Whole were passed except three :; one TO correS'
maft reduces the duty on jute yarns per cent
below ths present rate one relating 70 tne aquS
On woollen and worsted yarns an9 i,hs ole ie'"'s
to ti.e duty on wooen and worsted cloths.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

h the testing Of the indicators used on board durns
the trial commodore Melville said he had no hcsitatio"
in recommending the acceptance Of the vessel Inc
rcnartncnt will now consider the question Of pay,
wepts 70 the contractors. There Is still retained
about s13O 600 of the contract money Of which about
40 900 Is estimated TO be due Government as penales
tor non mpIetion within contract. II IS probable
that the secretary will hold that the penalties must
stand and that the contractors will apply TO Con-
Cress for relief.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
ANOTHER CONFERENCE on TIE PENSION BILL.

WASHINGTON MAY o1.-Thc conferces on the Pension
hill held another meeting to-day, but came To no
conclusion There today. there has been ali
along "A disposition to agree upon a measure; and
sinco the statements by the members OF the Z" ~ X.
Pension Committee to the cOnfcrrcS Monday. the
nnininn has been growing that the senate Dependent
Pension bin will be reported to the two houses as the
rcs nit of the conference.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED

Wa -hinH"n May II The bond offer, today a.
grccatcd S1Gt1Op, "a, follow.
Rcsi tered four ~ 800. -, 900 si5OOO, A. 100
Cuuppu four, 5000. AZ ~
REGISTERED four and half $1,000, AT lO3 IL
All the offers were acccptcd
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22

The superb North shore Limited for Detroit and
Chicago leaves Grand Central station daily at 80
p. m, via New.York Central and Michigan Central
hThe Niagara Falls Route =.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
DO You Ever

Get fruit ink wine. coffee, iodine other liquid stains
on linen cotton. aces etc 4 II the Iearlan Fraser
viii without injury to fabric For sale BY
arstclAss ratsilep-, rs cents.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
:. The Carc nnd Eecding of Ininni. !"

most valuable little book issued by the propetors
Mcln's Food Doliber Goodale Co.. Al Central Wharf,
Doson Mass 1t will be Of great assistance 10 every
mother in feeding her child Send for CODY Will be
mailed free 10 address.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
DESIGN, ALTON OF A DEPUTY CONTROLLER.

Washington. May eli ID. Abrahams Deputy Con
trolIcr Of the Currency, to-day today rendered his
rcsrnaton {, the Secretary Of the Treasury. to tkc
effect Nav 25 in order to accept the place Of cashier
nj the Southern National Bank Of New York City.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-22
TIE MILK INSPECTORS SUSPENDED.

President wilson, Of the Health Boar yesterday
suspended the milk inspectors. Levines aud Osborne
from duty and ordered them TO appear for trial At
sanitary Headquarters tomorrow, charges Of ex.