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Dune. Mcdonald ON the Scout.

M1ssouLA, Aug. 19.-ISpecial. duncan
Mcdonald has wired Sheriff Houston from
Ravalli that Lala-See had surrendered some
where on the Jocko river, that he wished
Mcdonald to come and take him to the
st. Ignatius Mission to confessional and
then bring him to Missoula. Lala-See said
he would not give himself up to any Indian
nolica
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Dwyer Bros. Dissolve.

SARAroeA, Aug 19.-Philip aud Michae
Dwyer, Of the firm of Dwyer Bros. have
dissolved partnership, and will hereafter
run their horses in entirely separate names,
colors and interests in the future.
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Players League
National League.

At Boston RE
Boston,. o Q 2 o o-44 2
New York.. l o 0 o O-S 1 2
Nichols, Bennett; Rusie, Murphy.
At Chicago-First Game R.H.E
Chicago. ...... 1 0 o 0 o 8 o 1 2-71l 8
Pittsburg.. '''' 2 O 0 0 O O-4 9 2
Luby, Nagle; Osborne Decker.
At Chicago-Second Game R.H.r.
Chicago....... 0 2 8 O 2 4 O-lS II 2
Pittsburg...... O 1 o 2 o o O-S s 1
, Hutchinson, Kttridge; Phillips and Hayner,
Decker.
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NKLsouRxE, Aug. l9.-It is likely that the
mail service between this city and San
Francisco will oeass in November.
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Bad Weather at Cbicae,

CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-The Washington Park
races were postponed on account of un-
favorable weather.
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bomsnt Wins In Slow Time nm \ Mud-
dy Track.
AouTE PAX. Aug. 19.-It. raiued
fhs racing to-day. The track was
and holding.
furiones-Lady Reel won. TipstaA
Bsllvood third. Time. l:lSk.
ekiea stakss. thEee-ysas-olds. three
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WAsNo1oNs aug. S.-1ne pEesaoan9 01ll-
Dor laid before the senate the resolution
unlimited Yesterday BY Quay for change
~ rnlaa N =. No hava the vota on tina tariff
~. :. -, - ~. ao.h - Arcr.t .na =
postpone until nexs seesion al sne ot1ss
legislative business except the several
claaaea Of bills a apecihed therein. Hoar
!. a Il a..;r.a =, .5nr.sa &hA .anata an the
-~S..s. - -. .s..-.s g ~ -. 4~,-,,,o-r.,-
~. .uOJeoe' Dus PteIe11e1 ~ W ~ ~ ~
- Inc fssoiosion went ovel snI to-%olao~' n~
The resolution offered yesterday by Plumb.
iustructina the committee ON rules 10 issue
order that vould nrevent the aale or drink
49, - ....-s...,.. :. ...M I;rnr.. =
ANY, sp.suous ual. a44uo :.
shs senate wing OF tne caplsoI, was taken e,
Up ana s,sef Se ON Won. oxes ~
right Of way through certsin lands Of the q.
Cnlse1 otase1 N usan. ana tne tS nouse D.a, y
~ 20 ansnoriae tne secresafy OF snc anseslos y =
procure ana submit 70 congress- Pfopoeal1
1u IoE s1e Onise0 o1ases q sno WeeseIn Pass =.
me Olow reselyasion, u go 9h'Sma. Ms .ss;S weas
Lan sanon up, amenGea ana pesso0. aae saI.n
a.. rS:SC 1,--I1. r.s-l-E~-x -s.Sa.a.~:...
taon ti BENG tlumns amencmens memo @ seaucana .a
tne guy On ti1 Plsee arom - oenes 70
oens PEI pouno eno aiiowng bounty or
cens per pound ON american I'm plate'
AFTER ite some oisoussion y was witndfaWn'
nitn ~, pfavileee OF rehsroo9ction. NC
Fnefson onere0 an amenoment, tne
cnect OF wnlcn Wouia % 20 place TIN piate
on me tree list. helecteG Spooner Of
tetco @ an ~. amenumens psCvlulnR tnat aisc!
Vos. !, looo: YIN plates Aenter IN Wolgnt
tnan sixty-tnree pounds per lUO square fees
snai q ~ De aoml.tsa nee, unless u snali apPest
70 t1e pfesiGens tnat sne aggregate qnansi.
y OF such plates produced In the United
states during any OF the nve wears preced-
! !nR nag equa,eo one t1iro OF 1ne Quansisy
impofseo ana entered Tor consumption ~
snas year. opooners amendment Went over
until So.morrOw, ana the next paragraph
OF the bill, referring TO sheet iron or sheet
~. :se1i, pousneo, planisned OF 9iaxed, taxing
90 GEMS Per pounu, and 20 taRge.r. y lIons
ea1ln8 oIa cent Per poun@ adoitlonal,
Psssea Watnous aMendmens. me next par
eHsapns, 1eIerElng 70 I'm Plates' sefne
Paases an9 taRgSar u YIN an0 to steel angots'
was agreed TO with the committee amend
m9ms. Mn
Ine paragraph 90 70 cutlery havlng been
reached, Mcrnerson moved % an amend
mens 20 ssflke OUT tne claaSincation Dy
vAlue anG s!ccinc rases ana MAKE the duty
on pen knlves anG Pocket Knives % per
cons ~ valotem. UullOM me0e ssFohR
speecn N 1avor OF tne protective tarln sy:-
sSm' tS a. que oonolgMon OF C0itom's speeGn
sae !y ouSloIy amenamenv wcnt over WITH
~. M. acs,On snu t1e Oall Was Iaid asiae.
Sa noaa N Rsse novAco y. .. 49, amenaments wnlcn
LUTON. !, ion One . yss Il resolution for change ne
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Ei8os AiIled and Eight Wounded.
81. PErEassuao. Aug. l9.-Throuah the
breaking OF scaaolding in . six story
building ON Nsvski Prospeot eioht man
we're killed and eight injured.
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To Redeem Bonds.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.-The treasury de-
partment this afternoon issued circular
providing for the immediate redemption of
$15, 600 of ~ per cent bonds at $1.14A.
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American Association,

At Columbus Columbus 6, Brooklyn 8.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 8, Lochester IA.
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Capital Notes.

The president has approved the fortifca
tion till.
Wright p. Hall, of California, has been
appointed receiver of public moneys at
Susanville, Cal.
Speaker Reed has appointed Lewis, Miss
issippi on the committee to investigate the
charges against Pension Commissioners
Raum. The investigation begins to-mor-
row.
The committee on commerce to-day re-
ported favorably to the house the senate
bill to provide for the inspection Of live
cattle and beef products intended for ex-
port to foreign countries.
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kAx OFF THE DEAD HEAT.

. fHk. 2:aeA. 2:27A. 2:s0,s. 2:20.s.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
yyFSTCUESTER COUNTY.

wrtrrr pI AINs-Jamcs $ McGI Of Port Chester,
who uas injured some time ago BY falling over pile
Of stones In that village brought suit against the
village authorities. and ycsteroy the jury CAV" hm
verdict OF $3.50. John G. Foster. Of Pl"a'in'-
Vile obtained verdict Of $500 in the Circuit Court at
White Plains yesterday for Injuries sustained by
being bitten by ,og owned by Charles j.
rirown OF Bedford. T. ". Roberts was ycSt'u'H
ordained the pastor Of the Colord Bethel BapuNo
Church. The society is abon to erect new house
Of worship in Winchester st. In the suit brought
bv Ambrose Lee. Of wlliamSbrdce. against +. Is
sudbury ~ Ncw.York. h' former employer for
slandcr the Jury last night returned verdict of
no cause for acton.
MOUNT VERNON-Thc Ladies' Choral Club, hav
ing closed the season with concert on Wednesday
concluded to continue the organization. and elected
the following officers: Mrs Joseph =. Wood president
Mr. !. VI. Anderson. vice president, Mr.. ~ ].
Taylor secretary Nj, G. /. T.lton Treasurer. Mss
Iuca, Hbrarin. Mr.. T.. 7. Hayward. assistant
librarian. Miss Augusta Lowell. conductor. and The
following executive committee. Miss Lowell. Mr'. NJ
dcr>on. Mrs Taylor. Mr., wood. Ms Tton, Mis-
en- Ms, VI. l.. Jones. Mrs. =. Lochhart and Mrs.
Clorb The Witau." literary orcan7a
ton composed II both men and women. spent W'dncs
day evening 1T Crl' Nc,t, the country seat OF Frank
H. Chambers atout tvo mill from town.
large number o. the Crescent club. with President
joseph = Wood in charge. drove 10 'ity Island o,
t,,,.fn.- u,ut.I. Justice byhWau. pf the
supreme Couir ,c. tcsiny granted 20 Icon T. Walter
of Mount Vernon. al Absolute d''"i'r ir"" "' wiz
Anne.
YDNkFR~ \ c0mmot on was cr'at"i among r.
tan dcalcr~ .u i,tad mineral Waf"r~ aud h"r N'-'
d,y uoruli. lr YonLcr- Donbs Ferry. l~' inson ana
iiasfIur. g., a rl.d made on them i} Charlie J. o"'f
,ic -; of 'hc state Association 81 Nloics'le I"''rr
and Marshal John !. Ncprti- over lV" pH''> N''a
ys',.d and -,N proprietor, were arrested ana ia1'n
hcf1-c Judge Tla}cr From e. ghi 4" ten thousand
bottles were captured.
NEW ROCHELLE The next meeting o; the Arch
dcocDurg q We-frh'-f"r. viii Dee held In IrlN.N
church. Sew Rochelle ou Tuesday. ...- lhc IfIr..
,f S.v Rochelle la,e Instructed their '"ri"''tnn
connect - i~.in suf ,lrlu-f l" Vow i-"' .'llr
and Pelham ~fr-i E,ilr'ld 'pr fh" 'nnrlrrfi - "
charter on flc ground nat r ha, not compiled WIN
the terms ~ t. franch'''.
SING sing " w. Waehhurn . prominent drug
cst and vice commodore ~ Tie sing SINS a'h 'N"'
died Yesterday mOiIiue from typhoid fever
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
NEWARK.
A FATHER ARRESTS Ills SON.

A FATHER ARRESTS HIS son.
patrolman Michael Mclaughlin, Of the Imrh fo"o'
Precinct appeared at the police station Yesterday "a
inc I'm custody his James accused of seriously Hau
ring William Herman In a liquor shop at Market and
Howcrv sis on SATURDAY night. kcrnan j. 40" III -
Michaels Hospital The wound Wa inflicted VIII .
uockct knife 80 charge mad" by Herman oi H'N
friends, and Patrolman Mclaughlin had promised ~
produce his son wien wanted. The wounded man j.
in critical condition.
The annual parade and review Of the ponce ana NV
departments took place Yesterday In're W. "''"'
200 policemen and half a. many ircmen with ihcF AZ
par,fis I'm the line which reviewed hy th" NlN"I
And thc police and Fire Commissioners AZ inc cts han
Fhonezcr g. Green. who TOW ycar' a." Wa u'r oi
x.rark's most pynmincni hu~n".~ men, wac ''@'''i'
adtudccA Insane hy jury. NJ. "Tcp mas c' ',lI''N
oc nj, memory aud while his e-'ai" j. worth aiuh''
1000 600 he imagine, That be- ~ poor and ha no mean
~ living.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
PFCKSNIFF ~ NEBRASKA.
From Kate Fields Washington.

From Kate Fields Washington.
There i, marvellous difference find. between
ono and the ~,me thing ihe ma man or woman 3Ii % Mhp
bitiOn /, miserable creature STOPPED IN sorlid SIN
The man woman who gets paid for calling I'll, other
man or woman Disgrace T. humanity, ana labelling
alcohol under all circumstances The rOJ of all
token, the Prohibition organ that MS IL pockcts by
malgninS the universe -cranhs excepted and raising
likewise soily spectacle Here is the way the
pihl@nthroplG organ @ begins IT, appeal: T..
co % ,lSn thT wg very "tm mpc % nnG m uPSn yc4r m
way Of accomplishing a fold rsult thai cannot
helping to carry Nebraska; 90 IN, placing Of mo
Voice in 100000 new homes. Both of these results
can De easily secured without any heavy
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ceved by yon IN payment for new subscriptions. at
npOn your part. 10 pay $4,000 to the Nebraska
Amendment committees. IA per your letter Of
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That the dear friend may be spurcd on To righteous
ness the Grand Moral organ offers "a copy of the
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scrlher+ Then. IN new paragraph, the c. VI o.
lInplorcs the dear friend TO make victory in Nebraska
certain by returning this pledge signed no later than
next week llnay-and here In womlI,'l
letter. Hes The milk Of our Grand Moral Cocoannt~thc
dear friends eyes fasten upon This soul inspiring
=. b.:
IT viii pay to read through great offer on
WebStR's Dictionary"
We are called humorous people Ar. WEI
supported BY Mille''s Angensthc originals Of
which drink red wine three times a day md Web
stcIs Dictionary, which declines temperance" as the
moderate use oi things, The Grand Moral organ +,
really the most erimly humorous ph hilanLhrpnl. ~
% fl.
crnkS. ~ "
But is this all that Offered in behalf Of vrtuet
Perish the thought
The writings Of Dickcns-Char"s Dickens "Bozr-
the man who loved good cheer and loatbcd cant rho
man who mnortallzed hypocrisy In Pecksnif and tho
pineapple rum OF Suggins, are also offered ~ prizes
How can the g.. VI. .. place before It's readers
books SO reekng with alcohol u defy tho preccnts
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
READY FOR WORK IS 7rrEwRIrrRs

The closing Of the cS-s ~ stenoTrphv ord
typcwrltng u th" F,uolo Department u the Nfo' ~
Tho General s-,clety 81 Mechnnc. aud Tado-men a. d"
CITY Of NewYork held last evening - Mechanics
uoll 80 1s Fast SNtcenth~t Tho crowd Wa 80 er'at
that iarqe nut,.r, un1lc D. gain sf1ancr . h"
h.l The exercises under the auspices q III" Seh.
Committee which consisted ot lIrnry Moore Chairman
presiding James Morrison. John g. shaw and jacob A
Fel,er Tho opTi'i With PRAYER POS M
Rev DR. Charles : narrower followed by a brief intro
ducorv speech by the chairman. Then came "a" utaory
by Miss Harriet Middlcmas. Mi~clau'ou, Shorthand
excci-e IN which Of te young women took part.
and conducted by ". l.. Mason, superintendent - IN"
Shorthand department was tho next it"u A g. E"Hrt
president u tho society made an adfrosS, Miss hnr'
Ma~.nan recitrd the class poem; Ni-. Wnnrd Evans
gave typewrtug exhibitions. Ms \ natalie kir~rh
smoke IN, yal-ictory. and Brother Jacob \. Icl''r
awarded tho diploma. graduating ca~, follow.
Mis- Margaret Wines Mis-. Katr l. Gallagher, Mis- N1r"
Levy Ms. Hattie Midl.ma, Mis-, Mary +. taiuN, Mis
Kirie C. DAILY. Miss Bertha Davidson, MIS- carrie VI.
DO, son Ms, sara Dwyor Mt,, Jcnue J. Fvans, Nl~'
Wlnifrd l.. Evans Mi+s Evelyn l.. Hamilton. Mi-s a
Natalie X lr.ch Mis- Sarah McRadd ~. Ms- Ka,r c.
Milan Miss Josie W. Purdue. Mis- S1bn" c. Schind.
helm Mi~, Alice l.. Watson. MIS- IilT" J. Williams
Miss Maud II. Mncnufy. Mics Lily {. O'tonnor. Mi-s
Margaret NJ. R,ynoids Mi~ Fila X. Rogers, Nj Mary
G Farrell Ml,s Celia Goldsmith. Mss L0itie Hermann.
Miss Katie l.. Ma--ueln. Miss Josephiac WarArr Ms,
Josie +. Duane, Mi~s Mary +. OBrien.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
ASKING FOR PROTECTION FROM FLOODS.

The Ncw-York Chamber of Commerce yesterday a'
its last regular meeting before the summer vaca-
ton, took action by petition and resolution IN t'c
matter Of the Mississippi floods The petition when
WAS read by A. Foster Higgins was signed by {. y.
Dliss John Clafn, l.. II. Ammidown, ". l.. strong
f. ID. Tappen, +. b. Thurber, Woodbury. Lanedon
Eugene Kelly, William p. st. John, C. C. shayne.
Charles Watrous and Others IL asked Congress to take
measures 70 prevent recurrence Of the Mississippi
River floods Resolutions to the same effect, which
werc nrepared by the Chambers Committee Iarbors
and shipping were passed unanimously Charles ;.
Smith president Of the Chamber, appointed the follow
ing TO lay the subject personally before Congress
Chauncey NJ Depew. Cornelius " Bliss, f. II. AInm
down, John Sloane ApFoster Higgins. John H. Inman.
r. T. Wilson, j. Edward simmons and Charles Watrous
The following new members Of the Chamber we're
elected Warner Miller, oliver +. Berry, Charles
Honkins Kosher Stewart IIartShOrn. George ". Jones'
Uueh Keveney, Thomas J. krveney, Lewis {. King,
willis s. Paine. c. B. Rouss, Paul L. Thebaud Alfred
van santvoord, Charles II. Wheeler and Richard T.
Wilson, ir.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
PLAINFIFLD.

OWLS MAKE WAR ON \ FARMERS FAMILY
The members Of tho family Of John Mayer h'lhs
in the outskirts Of Planicd. seriously DISTURBED
by a horde OF owls. About two weeks ago one 9"
Mr. Mavcr's boys found tiny owl near the barn
and brought Il into the farm house. Not wishing 10
have the bird killed Mrs. Maycr ordered the ad 4"
return II e. the nest When the boy took BACK me
little owl a. bis mother had hiiden him, The old
owls few ncrccly at him, blackcninc both bis eyes
and nearly binding him. Soon aft~rwaid MI. Mayer
was himself compelled 10 visit the barn. and narrowly
ESCAPED having his cycS picked out His sister was
also attacked in "A Ike manner.
As members of the owl family were killed those
remaining only seemed to become moro iurious ana
bold These and other owls have taken possession
Of the barn and outbuildings owned by Mr. MAYER ana
arc now dsputing possession In vigorous iashIOn'
Not a member Of the farmer family dare approach
the stronghold Of the owls night day without being
protected. Umbrellas hosted as soon aS mem
bcy Of the family goes within the precincts OF INC
savage birds. These the only means which the
Nayers employ to protect themselves from the
owls. The family IS aVcrSc to killing the birds
Mrs Clara Holbrook smith will lecture in the Con
grecatona Church 10 night upon physical Culture.
Correct and Artistic Dress"
President TAYLOR, Of Vassar College, has authorized
the admission Of graduates Of the Plainncld High
school TO Vassar without further examination.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

commander OF the Sd Regiment was presented to tho
hoard Of officers on Wednesday night by Mr. liillar
Jacob FaScr, age twenty one, an employc oi tue
singer sewing Machine Works and living at 10 ~
urinco e. Newark was struck and instantly killed
last might while crossing the tracks Of the Jersey
Central Railroad. Tho body was hurled In the air
about fifty feet.
Tho noard of Health last night decided to engage
Professor Leeds. OF stevens Institute 10 make an
investigation OF disaerecalc odor prevailing IN mo
eonthcrn part of the city and said TO emanatc from the
stills in the extensive tar roofing factory Of W. h.
Rankin An nproar Is being raised by the inlab'ah'S
over the matter. Mr.. Rankin asserts that factories
ON staten Island Sound responsible for the Odor.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
PORT or NEw.YoEK. THURSDAY YJrNE ;. 1879
ARRIVED.

,o,.r ov xrw.YonK THURSDAY. JINE3 1890
ARRIVED
steamer wi,i,nd Cor Tnrrufs Hamburg May -. Hayre
A. i.dsc aud lassruerI-to ~ toru' Ar''d al Tie
,,1 E ~, N,nci.icr DH1 Rrorhy. Vinocnr o.
lsL1ay. 800 ballast 20 -np.'n spencc@ Young. ArfFe' at
sr.mri ap,.-t tRr En. Maianra, May 81. with sugar
ofier vc.soto owrine a Ar' bald Arrived a. 'he b'f
s,,1rer rnu ;or Danici.cn B,racoa 81, days with
Steamer Nacoorncc smith day, vitn md,o
an Si.nsr il D,noc1 EliriSe Boston. win mdse 10
steamer cyo' Fchbure. wenber Fail River with md''
sn,p iaror Ger s,ellman. Bremen ,S aay'. with mi'o
io,Ia,r. vessel 20 Iheo Kuecr a CO.
Arflyci yesterday
steamer It Romans tBrl. Camuhci Liverpool WIN mds" TO
steamer Ne.cr4ui Bcig N!ls Antwerp. witl' nd,e ant
pa,.rg,f, to Peter wnsht sons Arrived al inc Oar al
'''P" CLEARED.
ssamr[ ,'9innG 9a m N,6o yerpoo brnco i.n,v
steamer Merionetshirc mr.. bowling. Plymouth Barber
steamer standard Ger pgnscr Gcs.emrna. 9 yn icy. 70
steamer Ccyom tNor. Boo Rio JaneiroJ II winchester
steamer AIyena Brl. MacEay. Kingston Port Lmon &c
.1eam.r Dorian Br Mcra.aue KIM ssion Hendcr,sn Bros
steamer santiago Pierce Nassau. ~ JaEo and 'enneso'
steamer oTinoco ,Br Garvin Bcrmnia A outerbrdgs
steamer xacoochec smith ssvannah-R walke-
steamer uyaudotte Walker. Norfolk and Newport News
stamcT cy ot ATLANTA Dole Norfolk and AewpOr, News
STEAMER Gen whitney brat" h''V"h u
BarL GiAc omlno tBri Bell. Limorck Scammcll Bros.
SAILED.
steamer. England and Beacon Light or Liverpool sate o,
Normlnula. Hampurg Alvo. Fort
au Prince Dorian Kingston Santng" Cienfucgos Ornoco.
BAH. Hor. 'or ssfanomen jose + More, Ccniucsos
TIL. MOVEMENTS OF srEAMEIIA
FOREIGN FORTS.
QrEaSsrowN Juno sailed. steamers city ~ New York
m W,tkin. ami iBrl Cameron for New York
SOUTHAMPTON Junc Arrived steamer Travc t,iorl, WI
oreo from New York on hor way to Bremen and proceed
PEAwLE PoiSr June Passed steamer Egypt (Br, sum
ner from Sew York for London.
BROW nKAD June Passed steamer city OF Berlin tBrl,
New. York her 10 Liverpool
june Passed steamer Augusta victoria GER.
Albcfs = a. way uamUurg.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06

PURE cream of tartar to,, pure D'.
l. carbonate of soda, with sufficient
farinaceous material added to pre-
serve the strength, are the only in
gradients used in Cleveland's SIT
perior Baking Powder.
The highest authority in the land,
the United States Official Report for
1889. recognize these as the proper
ingredients for a pure and whole
some baking powder. Anything and
everything else added is an adultcr-
ant.
Clereland Baking P1,cder Co..
81 6. So Fulton st.. Ne,r- York.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
ORANGE.

The second annual exhibition Of the work Of the In
dusrial Department OF the Orange public school, was
opened Yesterday afternoon. Four largc rooms were
filed with the exhibits Of Che work Of the pupils during
the year The exhibition will De open this afternoon.
The Orange Board Of Health has had a chemical cX
animation made of the I'm the city reservoir with
the result that the Is pronounced pure and FREQ
from all sewage contamination
Mrs Frances IIanOckS has resigned her place a
tron Of the Memorial Hospital and the Institution j. ~
present under the temporary cha"g" or MISS Margaret
piersOn, daughter Of Dr. William PcrsOn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
A THREAT TO TAKE DOWN AN ELEVATED STATION.

At tho session Of the Elevated Road Commission
OF Appraisal yesterday the damage to the property
No o35o Secotd-ave. considered l.. a. Della
field attorney for the plaintiff, said he wonld claim
additional compensation from the road because It's
station One hundred and-twentieth-st and second
ave. built OF wood. contrary 10 law, and not Of
iron w. W. smith, for the defendant argued against
such a claim being brought into The suit, and said
that sooner than pay such claim, the road would
take down the station. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
EOT 4 FEVER GERM. BUT FLAW nv THE GLASS.

An interesting lecture with steeopticon vicws ycl
fever germs delivered by Surgeon Major g. 4.
S.ernberg l.. s. A., before the New.York Academy Of
Medicine. No 10 West 3st-st. last night Dr. Sernbeg
referred the investigations made bv Dr. Findley and him
self with various bac in attempting discover ;he
Of yellow fever Dr. Fndcy thought time that he
had solved this impoaD. scientific problem. but subse
queny acknowledged his deductions 20 be incorrect One
microscopic format which DR.. Sternbcrg investigated
proved hc said To be nothing but flaw in the object
giass.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
A YOUNG STUDENT DROWNED.

William Cnddv Young lad seventeen years old, was
drowned in the Passac River al Harrison YESTERDAY
lie was a student I'm the New Jersey Business College
IN Newark and at the clos" Of the days session he
went with four other students 10 take bath IN the
river. He did not know how ~ swim and ncaItiorsly
vcnturcd beyond his depth and swept away by the
current He was a bright lad. His father Is John
Cuddy Of the firm Of Cuddy 4 ShOcnthal, In Park ST. .
Orange. Up to a late hour last night the body had
not been recovered.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
ALONG TIE SOUND.

IRIDGFPOET The Grand Jury yesterday found
indictments for murder h the second degree against
Tiomn, l. OIlaliorcn. nhp shot and Killed John
plrnLcit last March. and against Thomas Dunn, i'i
killing hls wlfc. Iou live ir siHmfHl The
marriage of MIS- sarah Read r. captain iohr licu''
lcy took place YESTERDAY ~ the h'n" oi ~" hio
I'm s,4ivcu ave. the Rev. NJ. tucLntir ohraurg.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
ELIZA BETH.
A CHILD KILLED WHILE ASLEEP.

Ralph H. Gcss. four old instantly killed
Yesterday at 30 80 Livingston 81. by the upper half
Of an old fashioned sdeboard falling his head while
he was asleep The family, consisting Of Frank
Geiss, wife and boy, had just removed 10 Elizabeth
from WilkcsbarIc, and the father ard mother were
busy LAYING carpet. They lifted the sdcboard To
move IL ont Of their way. when the top part tOpped
over on the child, who, tired from play. had lain
down on the floor and fallen asleep. The massive
piece Of furniture crushol his skull.