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New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
For Both sexes Country.

IIEsHENY CUILLDF. N,ad,Ile, IA 10th year
\ 1l2 graduate a. n 1890. \ nigh grace toc-
,'th -,>,, sl necessary cNpcu~c7 eiI1 year Adlr-
y. il. WHEELER. II~ p., rl'id'nt
ELAVEKACK s. y tOLLCGI ANp ~ b"pN
y RIVER INSrITl IT,. II'althtuliv ana bAunHI}
ocatcd In th. HUDSON rive valley. Nf9id' superior al
vano..- FOR thorough and systematic 'l'ation I" ho'
and girls. Carefrl at nuon given ~ int lrrt "a 81" a.
Nrt of hlsi grad 37tI year op"n- Sogt l3t!.
" Ery A II FLA'K a. NJ. Pros.
NST tiEi.FNWIoU ACADEMY.
IL Founded lSus. Both sexes. ON Narrarin''u Bay
steam heat. Electric lght. Endowed Twelve cour,"'
800 year september = For illustrated rat'ot1" wit
Rev. T. u. BLAKISLLE~ u. b, Las, "r'"n'lch. i /
ii NCHETTSTuwN -. =. IN>rlIJTlt-C pro
IL uaIatorV for gentlemen, ladi-- college" ru-' art
clocuton. nrH aioritory two n'W gyuun~iuusi accom-
m0datr- hoaricrs utufh consecutive '"rr u
which students refused from lack "f room ->'n' u
~"u''' ''r u'aier1'". '1inlofu" Tree
Rev. GEp. II. WHITNEY. u. ID. President
ID OCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack. .on-thc Iud-on, y. Y
IL Both ,eIes. Pronr..i i'c aud u c'-stll Nu-" atd
Art Specialize. Thorough woto sp.ndld RESULT ~
endowment takes ladies az 5000 Catalogues. w. II
BANNISIEK. President.
Miscellaneous
AMONG THE HILLS Thi,t,two miles from NcM, HorK
pAQCA MOI NTAIN INSTlIj TE. Cn1ppaqua. y. \.
EDUCATIONAL HOME SCHOOL FOR GlI.lS-EN
II ccptunal opportunity Tor LV.hrlc>H Rllt IhEloh
music languages location. lor particulars amply u
Miss DONOVAN'S Teachers Nur~lu. 80 East liti-st.
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LIVE SrocK MAEkI-rs-ny rlLaoEArn

Ba"al" July 10 taul"-K Receipts n>t - n"u ,n i.,t
W"H oi ~ ior N"'N thus far 500 head ~iW "a I'll
wees, $40 head consigned through Zoo Doc IA seen ~
MW'h =" NrW.l orN uonr tns sale narNt qn tl,,
lFc'lp> a,t = hour. = 100 head. total i"t W. "a
Iar 500 had tor same tmc n-t v"h ~ Xsw
roh-lgnN through i"On head. ioO Of Nhih -
York POO for al'. market quiet and UNCHANGED I'm,
Receipt, a~' - hours. "So1 heat t,td i op I'D
ar 1900 htid las .cN, - " ,,,rE ;
.o1N gncd through. 30 head all.of which io N'"'
80 lor sale. mlrlef duli and UNCHANGED. ,.,,.et
CHICAGO. July l5.-il,g,- Receipts 5000 n'm MN
slow. weak light - 55Hr3 - hraNy p"rhhA - nar
ming ~ ,odfH % taul'-Rr,rpt,. 5000 ws' - %
kt staiy 10 strong b"esco ~ j0dsi - -o' M GER 900
df3 so Texans II 15dfS so ~h""I-ket' W. ~ %
head market Il ady sheep - 75aS5 II lambs - mar
It Louis JuN l5.-tattl,-te,clt. 2.1lp ne hieasr
X strong. llog>-- Receipts JCOD head nafht .pprSL
to choice heavy, ~ G5ds2 - packing. tS 19as -
Workers. 83 75ds3 90. Sheep H., cpLs, lVSe 49,
market at adys
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Musical instruction.

DASJO and GUITAR taught In twenty private lessons.
ID with without the aid Of notes. HENRY C. DOB
son. .270 BrO9dWay between 3@d and 33d-'t'.
NIUSIC.-In all dcpartfu nt PIANO, bI''NN, Npl' J..
vi VIOLIN. &c. undo best tea'h~r- BOO class and pri-
VAT. lessons tutun as To 500 Tor 20 leans ana many
frcp r..lf1i-. auilV~tS &c.
Tlorutioa and orat,sv nre art ritufc. l1nruag'-.
piano and organ tuning b"lurl HON" for Young lady
students, calendar fco. Fan term begins september II.
NEwFNGLAND CONSERVATORY. Franklin square.
T. TOCEJEE. Director.
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HUDSON RIVER STEAMER Mary Powell

A. !.
bAICEDAAS f. ".
Sunday .,r.p p,"t -
o.. CptN~r0%, N!~I POiNI. CORNWALL Ni.W
t'EGH %!N uhNICEG. MILTON, POUHHKLIP
sIE. HYDE PARK. a"d hONpoOl
-NLW -HANEN. 75c.
y. IAtIIrIUN I.uHi cays'. II %.
Sf,ff-.r- &. %. NDEIIlAA ara COS INENTAL lea'e
I.cE -p. Pier . b.. L.. 3 g.. u. 1hd ~ D. m Pu.ut
:. .0H..,a- o., &."-Iia' IA win special trains
f.r Ni..IpIN IAItIINI:U ~itINt'ttI Lp mol.
,'t. g.. IIr.r-r f..,'- SOLD and h7g'1r" cH'cked a.
GH Gro,twny. S,w-forl aad Oourt-st. Brooh!yn.
A -~ARNrOiN ENCl E~lON. $50;
i.L'EI ,f lEsE $3.50 TROY. O. ID. god during
-.,''u. I-of ."4t '.t. of r-f o. ~a''g.n aNs r.6
60 Nt.'. INf.I..f.. daily ,s' p ~ltl IA. .
b. ~ fNfni-, TRAINS TOR SAENroTN, LAKE
'.i H,l ..Np AplE"NbAchS sunday '''a"''
N\T~kUL MOI 'NTAIN>- steamers KAAT-
Y rr~itIii' '.Gt I~NlIT I.,'e Per 33. y y t'9;
Ga,.' i ~. t,,.a oui C,iro 4. l. Directory - -ammeI
N'... IuI.t. fi.H at Itr uT l 'l u tI}
Adde'S by " j. n rGHi.r. Ira,ur"'. Cat'idl y. Y.
ll-b-ON hND CONSNCKIE. - steamers
IliNtTf.IioKIII. and THOMAS " NANIS l'a'0 Pier
aJ T. fu' = lIf = rNtf' w.'e di} az D. m, con-
nrr''ug vltu Boston ari Albany L. Il.
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JelChrrs.

Corry-GE GRADUATE Of mature experience, with
a j-nq,i.hcd patronage. desires Cmpoymont as ti n
- Uouli ,tl. school IA good location If-AOhhN'
Tribune Once.
.,ruFENEEUOKN'S TEACHERS AGENCY. e--
- Oldest lud best known IN L. > rstaOlishe1 1000
- ' 8 East tn-st., y. Y.
-, (,,,rK WANTED-iist-class man a. teacher ana
am master i'm a military school for small boys Al
G-,ss : &. y, Media Pom
,-eIIi7D Lady for .cienco, 800; lady, drawing and
" v,',i music 5000. j.. o. FISK & CO., u Clinton
Place.
,,,..VII I.S kAC UANGL TEACHERS BUREAU foi
W oL sexes supplies professors. teachers eoNernsss,
,i.t,ns pcners companions chaperoncs, &c. 10
cbool. and families also bOokkcepers, s;enosra-
-. rouvi-f- business firms.
l',, 81. - r WERNER 800 SHAVE. New-York CITY,
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For Roys and Young Men-Citv.

For Boys and Young Men-tltY
A CLASS TOI BOYS Intermediate and ad sancci
n. grades students prepared ior college. law, scientific
schools and business W. F. CHASE = Wet 5Oth-st
A -CIRCTLAE> or GOOD SCHOOLS FREE, -tts
n. whether for boys e'r!-. rit; 0r country j l..
AVERY. American school Bureau. W"-t lit'st, y /.
4. KEMP.PRO~~ORS 5 Cn-> for Boy,
IL. 80 N1dIsol-lN'.. cor i2f--t.
VIII ropeu october 1T
Number 0. pupil limited. individual attention.
Rcfor, T. the following yatrpp-
pcyd r Tcrrv D. ID. James y GcTarl. la.
4 J. Garland ESQ Hon. Granville T. Hawcs.
Andrew u. smith D. 4. >. Nh't. I'G.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL LA Hroadwny
Y near i-d.-t 53d year, rIimar C"gn;rrcia, 29d
y. c. HFNDEICKSoN. Principals.
VDF>T FND SCHOOL ll3 Wo-t 7lst..t- opens sept 30.
w 4 collegiate school for boy. military dr'll ne"
gymnasium. CHESTER DONAI'DNOH' n NJ
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Jnslrucilon.

For Young Ladies-City.
-A.-A.-THE REED SCHOOL.
"A. and East J3i-st.
Miss Julia g. ArAl.i,tcf. principal, succeeding
Mr. Sylvanu, Red. nho continues a. Visitor. Twenty
seventh year begins Wednesday. October /.
-A-MRN. GALIAHEE'> SCHOOL
A.FOE lOTN6 LADIES AND LIT Ii GIRLS.
81 W',t 52d--t. viii reopen OF. 5.
NIISS PEEBLI.N MD MISS THuNrSoN'S
:" SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
80 and 81 East 51th.st.. Ncw.Yofk.
Address Until sept ]. care Of J. Kennedy Tod Co.,
Bankers, - Wal-st.. y. Y.
DEV DIR. AND MES GAEpNEHS
IL = ilOOI FOR GIRLS. fO1 5th.ayc 3@d yeas
M-s Gardner author q "Ii-,ory IN Rhvnc."
XyAN NJI:NAN'S INSTITUTE FOUNDED 1871. HOME
AND DAY SCHOCL-2S0 and c62 7lst.st at West
End.Ayc. Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal.
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LINE

~ UD~TON TEOVIpINII. WVIt' II ~ ai'I i ~
irr!rrd Ion'-. Fnr iirh', post Snof'. 80 ra. fd'.
., ..' '- q. .-~ ,I B. >I.II~ tuI RHODE .~LNND
,,I .a,c Per % y. l.. toot Warren 81. q 80 D. M
~. ',..Lt S.a.lt- arr.Il- PTo.d,ur" q. u. Boston
e"it . ... o-..n. 20 ou ,t,h steamer Tickets and
-c,ur.i at o. 257 pol S2 ga d 80 Br -
,.r.r mo- Wind % aud Cosmopolitan Hotels al
-. Irt.-t.g Co.,. y 5. and Hro.. .yn. who VII
@ for and chez. ass,er from hOt re- deDce u de,t
r4f u.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
ALBANY BEATS, PEOPLES LINE.

Il..I.. 1910 o. '-''' y ''' 40
r.riI SON I...r FOO. 'a.l.'. 40 J. H. br.oh!- %.
Sara, ~ IL ., .,,or'. a.d al Adl-ondac points,
- a..r -U- t.oi. f-u"..t. l.""-ini .i,iaG", an
,f,,,-t &. - ~lII sUti Nl'liI ~lLAMlit connect,
,.it' ~uu.l. ro.u.l. traIu f0r N'r,'ora.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

COTTON The pot m1ih't ruled nm At lhc adNihc";
bales, loJ bales last week and 81 bales THIS Gav
uh"r receipt m tn" port- aCgr
raiad j732 99l bal'-. against js- 3- bale, for the
corresponding time l1-t year.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
RrnnklXn.
For BOYS and Young Mcn-Country.

For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
DOYS' BOARDING school. Wcstchc-tr y. =,
b1.in"ss IHtr1Site ground, rynna-uu. rorty-nrst
year opens 9'El'Th ht,G&llNGiTG'&l, ' Principal
II 1EDENIoWN .aN,.. J.. MILlrAtI, lNSITCTE.
Lieu Hir, r. r. III D 'hHH22EE66N hhHH2E6N 4 taaandant mi iSdian'
CYrqA L. kAEE .I.,,lj MILTAGH G., Ac5AsPtMf 5s5 Aurora
o. J. ''' 4. ,'I K. McALrIHE, g. NJ. Principal.
CoLGATI: ACADEMY: nAMILTTo;N: - ,,I Yr,o,...,o,,,
Begins p H. ircnn' for q" rg' aid ifolt''lonai u
1IGGl n96 dd fc ior ne% n1 cs1oaac fs to 0H GE% o
CTLILNnAMM M ACADLNSY G laS 3G3XZ New school
T$tatoa T$Tt for or enc ] s16o5 For F5aar
A'' JOHN CALVIN RICE. a. NJ. Principal
DQEIs scmooh q1EN COVE Zoo SF%Y9Nk ~ 90 *, re,,
%%cr oa 'eo" % K e srer' & rG h De- i 80 per
EAArMAN BUSINESS toLLEEL rpr"HkIl.rSIL f..
IL y Y.-Opcn all the var. lhor,n2h Instruction IN
o2kHg HaGa9s ic, G'cFa c, aa% re"3Hrs 2d
raphy Typortns. etc Hn,qc.' %gn -al@ii,,a ,d YIN y,n
alton, furnished For catalogue address a, above
EhMwooD SCHOOL FOR noYsAt Ma,o5a sa.as cGn% n
9eF y r.. ions .eoa T do ASG SG to %H %H ' qS'S % 1'4
CxhAsn AYD CLASSICAL SCHOOL, rEoy.
ladsc - 9NS sirutac l Ii i, school, S' 81 IN % asll
iG Foi iaG5s1o 5ataosSc Adde'S GofF RicT SMiTl.
EREEnoLD INSTITUTE T5.enod; T. J. t5th ygoo yGaI
College preparation speciality business. high school
and classical course.
CLENwooD MILITARY INSTITUTE. Mn[awan. yo.
u & l. one hour from New. York. J0th NelI begins
sept H. 5000. Catalogues u CHAS A. JA"iAR' a NJ,
IN. D.. Principal.
.IIIILs or SUSSEX" "vacluon School" 800 II el.
IL Newton Is. JDInstitute Study, recreation; camp
ing horses. ponies ddnkeys. for riding exercise j. WILL
son, A. NJ
IEVING INSIITi TE, TarrytOwn- on II udson. y Y.
i A home school with refined ,snlT'unllngs 6udihGs &
steam heated Thoroughly equipped gymnasium Doys
far
A. ARMAGNAC. Ph. d., Principal
MEDIA MILITARY ACADEMY, for Young boys opens
wi september l. 200 year Ih" hhortlu3', M,ai d
Academy rcOpcns september "A 200 = N'AT AuuI'ss
SWITHIN G. sHCRTLIDGE, A. NJ. tliarNard Praduatel'
Media Penn.
nIIrCHEI.I.'S ROYs' SCHOOL. Billcrica Mass, .
tI miles from Boston The EO'ton ana Lowcl
X r. strictly select Family School for BOYS from 70
IS inclusive Fal September -. Sehd Tor
circular TO NJ. c. MITCHELL. a. NJ. Principal
MOUNT HOLLY 6. j. ACADEMY FOR ,B0YSS;o
lNl Philadelphia. Hcalthful, helpful, hoineike.
formation OF character.
College Prep English aud Business touTses
$3.50 per year. HENRY NJ. wALRADT Ralel Ptlh
NEw.YORK MlLIIAKY AChDEMY, .ss..l.
COL. {. j. WRIGHT. y. NJ. supt
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instruction
For Boys and Young Men-Count

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
ID ENNSYLvAXIA MILITARY ACADEMY -
CHESTER EMALrT%E,' F. yea c6III @t@l > '""''' L.
Cyn Enriqrins cacml,try Ar9i'G%t9r'' emit y5,T Arts
Circular. Of Nj GLo g. M p Pre-i,pt f
N owDEE POlST SCHOOL. Duxbury MasH-The, he. 70
T. .,SSs SSE; i a % l. fa &$Hrr 's Iiys naoo,
: s' s @ e. S?f %sf % nis;s: Co.,
* I" r6rSilK5ErnssI5Ey 70, COLLEGE. tn, Govern
Academies and BHiiogSr @Ex h@Ex pr Principals
sr JOHNS "IFEIAAEEHr HIAEr ss%ooE ,ls..' wu vnnprcn
: dc1aa T. Phi N 5ishdas. school ycePtonqliy 9canlg 10.
cation cat v Pesafa Cdar or bane no2S s@n c
559 aEad United aoa princeton" Sfls GINS 'iM f. sTr6
GUNNER SCHOOL at thc fcck,k Mlltsr NIIiaG,my' Iiol,y
S-Loaoa h2t4q nn GaI: and N n DO fEaep PEGrT@h
Send for circular
~ tdl ;oczs G@ S2 &'a'"','Hi LIE f
SCMNEGg SnM@g1Ix /, ROE 9Gu%oi R9Ts rorn L. L. y Y
62eido1na S Ad dnE f. Ely Sound ,afd ''aosae
= r. EoEGES HALL s. G.org,'s Mdarroi: J. uo. g.
.1rpoi,lG ~ NlNhAE 200 to TO- 80. G ''' ''''s' " ''
THE PEEKSKlLL MTA,E.1o AcADG5NiY Ai,5 ~, catalogue
''" Join jtooIHIS <. TILbES 4. NJ. NJ. D.. Principal
yy,HE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, Worcester
/ Mass begins 18Th year sept -. classical S''h
H'' Hg39fi 96gfrm r5nnFHi?1SSm EnFH Sm&@ 'l II Head
TIE cAT"EDGGANth EDGNth6fY SfY2qIf. G}f9 or T. ST. F. PAUL.
Endowed school Tor seventeen miles IRON -
Ten President mast p; seven b, l,llHf, =.
Ir arrs f0r any COL e. scientific school I1, t''a
In tne leading colleges. Military Gril under . = N!%
onicrr. Through thr nunhceucr II ne l1tc MrN. a.
stewart The building l. OF u" finest h"oI pu',i
IN the l. < and Department l. thorouenN tq"lpu
Excellent Laboratories for individual work 10 CA'hi-E
aud PHYSICS Fnrsh REQUIRED mron9l3t M ErII!I,rI
Location unsIr a--'d In hcalM int,s tnt1 SUM T.
VANT MOORE \. r. GIar'ard' Head Na''"r
rI,RTNITY SCHOOL. Tvoli.on II d-on. y. z .
/ Thc Rev. JAMES STARR CLARK. D. D., Rector.
Assisted by nyc rr,!dcn. teachers. Boys 9nd Young
men Thoroughly nttcd the hcst colleges ana N 81
lies scientific To- bU~n'ss. rms moo .l
the advantages ~ h.altul ''a'n home corior ~
class 1achcrs thorough ainirg as~lduoa care Of h'nh
manners and uora. and The xron Of bad boys 70 con.
with confidence place their sons Special n-cton HNtn
I'm Phys!cs and Ch'Wify. The Twenty iOifh year Will
commence september 10
IrIEULAND PREP NRAToEY SCuooL.
N,na Tor c,t,lo-uc '''" CHiti. A. HARSTEOM. NJ. A.
xxJTSr CHESTER. y. N.->AtEEp HIATT ACAD-
w INfY Select catholic BOARDING .lonl tor TO-
Circulars on application 20 EEoIHIt AI"l - pr'"r
x.roECFSTER ACADEMY.-Fittv-sNth wear; Tho-on7h
w preparafion for any college or sci"utc school -"
building admirably equipped. Amul' play GROUNDS.
DorIitorlcs attra.tlve 1nl heated by steam
D. w ADEECRoMDIE 4. NJ. Principal
Worcester Mas.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

- Aot-I.r IN>IIiu. r. short IG4u-. y. J-I.nci-h.
Is rn,h ana German -choo. for Young ldc- students
Ii.tnrd f1f college. French the 'alcif" oi ilr h"
Mle- HARRIET STUART BAQl IT. frucilnl.
ID OEDINrOWN y. g. FEMALE toLLE'E
H. all ra>u.ct- ono ~ u. ba>t -choo,- Boo the state
superior music and art departments. b"cf"- conferred
Er. WN c. BOWrN. \. NJ" Precedent
II ROOKE HALL. for Young ial!.,, rG,irr> S"r,m9{,
ID Addr'-~ SWlIltlN d. HlOkI l-i4''l, ~ W.
Harvard graduate. Media. Penn
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

OIL>-Coton-oed had -h, d'n"ni' am "Ertid d. .,'3Gy
,ts.-,.,. was quiet. though prices la'II ,,.., +,
So,o.,' ,fud, I9me. SOC od .9 I..n' ''i' ~
don,-,.c s2, Ign. 33l3ig n-,'a nav" IioE ~
ii5r W|rt',n; 2'' a.r1r1 a,G3}t; light prs Q =
2-, la t.h.d viut.s -. 33.; o..'-.i ,p-'H.' S55.
ANA I1..uh.l viut,.. 3rZStr+ : i. t..' rl..i,
natural winter. 73a;t-, natural -p.n-' y}@ Wnue,
....fr DIrt.r.a ~ni.i- ,',.Il-ai
cr,c. Nof,i, rn ijc. DO southern. '-@1-,,,a ma
W.nter 4.,,c., i..1.,d .irtr - oriof IS "a.
.C .Nrq bleach a. Doe Sea Elephant I'D. yer
.cr 6odG3c Rcd Ean, l@$5ti Sli@"flo - - =, d5c
Ncat.,oot prime G2a 75c Strlt>. Zoe bt;n"' 49, "
Ne1, .l3adfo'd .alc., lj) bhi> crude sp-lh ~
Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-15
Tributes OF RESPECT.

A steady Stream of Callers mt the
Randall Residence YesterdaY-Who
she Honorary Pallberers VIII be-A
Special Funeral Train.
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 14.-Thers was
q steady stream of callers at the Randall
residence to-day to express their sympathy
with the bereaved family. A large number
of kilograms of coincidence were received
from we'll known persons. Mr.. Rsndslls
body Is still In the room in which he died.
The casket in which it will finally repose is
of Milan cedar, covered with black cloth and
copper lined. The only inscription is the
name and date of birth, and of death of the
deceased The remains will be taken from
the house at 8 O'Clock Thursday morning to
the church where they can be viewed until
$50, when the services will begin.
At Laurel Hill cemetery the casket will be
opened and an opportunity given the friends
R. Meade post of Germantown has requested
that Grand Army services be held at the
cemetery after the regular ceremonies, but q
reply has been sent stating that they will have
| to be omitted for want of sufficient time. The
following honorary pallbearers have been Sc
lected: George w. Childs, A. J. Drexel, Col
onel Alexander Z. Mcclure and William Nc
Mullen of Philadelphia, EX-GOVERNOR Curtin
of Pennsylvania. Charles A. Dana of New
York, Senator A. P. German of Maryland,
ex- Congressman William H.Sowden of Penn.
sylvania, Representative James q. Blount Of
Georgia, Senator John s. Barbour of Virginia
and Dallas Sanders of Pennsylvania. The
active pallbearers will be capitol policemen
WASHINGTON, April 14.-The apecia
funeral train will leave Washington over thu
Pennsylvania road at about 11:20 o'clocl
l mart Thuraf3nv mr. will b0 DaRdt
at Ridge avenue station, Philadelphia, and
Laurel Hill cemetery will be reached abou
$3.50 O'Clock in the afternoon. Brief service
will be held at the grave to be conducted b.
Rev. John Chester, D. D., pastor of the Met
ropolitan church Of this city.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-15
TELKGRAPHIg JOTTINGS.

Henry N. Stanley visited Dom Pedro at Cannes
yesterday.
Matthew Harris, member of parliament for East
Galway, is dead. He was a nationalist.
Mr.. Parnell consulted with Mr. Gladstone prior to
deciding to the rejection OF the land purchase
It is stated that Sarah Bsrnhardt has contracted
for a tour Of the world. beginning in America in
September.
It is not probable that Lawrence Barrett will
appear on the stage again. He is afflicted with a
large numerous growth in the throat.
The Emin relief committee has decided THAT the
place on May ;. The Prince Of wales win preside.
Mr.. Parnell will make a motion in the house of
commons for the rejection by that body of the Irish
land purchase bill recently introduced by Mr.. Bal
four.
Fire broke Quit the Madrid gas works last even
ing. Immense crowds have been attracted to the
scene and great CONSERVATION prevails. The con-
sequence will probably be disastrous.
Yesterday at Omaha, Neb., fire destroyed the
clothing store Of Browning, King & Co. and dam
hf ar ana
The house of Harriet Drury, at Claremont, N. H.,
Mrs: Ellen Brown was in the house was Frustrated
by the shock.
| Benjamin Silberberg and Moses Seligman (Silber-
| berg & seligman), ribbon manufacturers at ATS
Broadway and 437 and 439 West Forty second
street, New York. made general assignment yes.
| terday to Charles e. O'Connor without prefer
| ences.
A large representation of the commandery Of
Massachusetts military order of the Loyal Legion
of the United States accompanied by several ladies
| left Boston yesterday afternoon for Philadelphia
to attend the celebration of the quarter
anniversary Of the founding Of the order.
There are rumors of coming strike on the New
York Central and Hudson River railroad. The mel
are said to be very much dissatisfied on account o.
the recent discharge of some Of their associates,
and it is alleged that efforts are being made to IN
duce the West Shore employees to join in the strike
| Orders have been issued By Secretary Tracy i
Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-15

Now Houses for Sale.
49, All my houses in New Haven located on
M nice resident streets; all new, with all conve-
seii at q much lower price than you can duplicate
the same property. Bold number; some Of the
vindoW Of "A r. Smiths shoe store, 76o Chapel st.
GEORGE L. AUSTIN, Owner,
uai6 "a Admiral street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-04-15
NEWS ny i6I6SIdpn
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
IA DEAD BODY IN A BARREL.
Murdered in Copenhagen
And Sent to America. =
BAD INDIANS IN THE WEST.
Funeral Arrangements Of
The Late S. ]. Randall.
SEVERAL Destructive FIRES
SEVERAL Destructive FIRES
Operations on the Chicago
Board of Trade.
muRDEnED I'm EUROPE.

MURDERED IN EUROPE.
A Barrel Containing the Dead Body
OF a Man Found IA the New York
Custom House-The Mystery Cleared
Up-The Murderer Confesses.
NEwYoRK, April 14.-The body of Meyer,
the clerk who was murdered by his employer
Philipsen, soap manufacturer at Oopenha-
gen, was found to-day at the New York GUS
tom house concealed in cask of lime or
plaster which had arrived per steamer
ThinRvalla some time ago. The cask had
been shipped from Copenhagen January 10,
consigned to ''Beresford Brothers, Racine,
Wis" Wells, Fargo & Co. were named as
forwarders. The consignor had prepaid
the steamship charges and gave his
name as William Smith. The cask was
said to contain chemically prepared
lime plaster. On arrival here February IL
was sent to the appraisers stores and exam
ined by the removal of the head and the
scraping off for analysis of few pounds. It
was then re-headed and set aside. Wells,
Fargo & Go: paid the duty Of $3.50 and
bill of lading and the cask would be for
warded. The second note was returned by
the postofice authorities with the informa-
ton that no such firm was known at Racine
Wells, Fargo & Co. then wrote civilian
Smith" at Copenhagen with no result.
When Philipsens confessed in Ham,
burg few days ago that he had murdered
Meyer and shipped the body to America
from Copenhagen the officials of the Thing
valla company were notified and to-day they
called their New York agents to look for a
cask shipped on the Thingvalla January 10.
The Danish consul here was also notified.
The agents, the consul and Representa-
tive Of Wells, Fargo & Co. went to
the appraisers stores and had the cask
opened. After digging away some of
the plaster. they uncovered the head and
finally the body was exhumed. It was
Glad in plain clothing, and was we'll preserved.
The various parties engaged in the search at
once dropped the matter, not desiring to
take charge of the body. Wells, Fargo &
Go. said they were willing to stand their
$3.50 loss, and would put in no claim to the
goods. The consul had no instructions to
claim the body, and the steamship company
Is not interested. The appraiser will prob
ably have to hold the cask and Its contents
until the Washington authorities direct its
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