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New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
PROGRESS WITH THE CENSUS.
ANOTHER GOOD DAYS WORK DONE.
EVERYTHING RUNNING AS SMOOTHLY AS COULD
BE EXPECTED.

BE EXPECTED.
In accordance with Instructions received rom ""
ington, Census Supervisor Murray refuseo ScsNus
IN saw how MANY returns had been made 10 HIS
Office but basing his calculation upon the results o
the previous day, he said That he shouu i'',"e',
about 10000 people had been interrosa'eo ~ tN M
this city. Arrangements have Dech Hi~uo W ~
Western Union Telegraph Company ny VIM" n on
messages from the enumcrators 10 the census oi"'o
,r,u y. charged for when the census is completed
This will save a great deal Of inconvenience anu
facilitate the progress OF the work. There "ere o''
four designations among the local census ehu"0''
Yesterday. and no cases Of assault or arrest were o
pored Everything is proceeding IN a hs'lno''io
manner and supervisor Murray is delighted "iVi ''ie
way in which the enumeratOrs are dong thelr "oih,
The fact that blanks be obtained at tlo
cersus ONCE has caused large crowds 10 pour III
there daily a great many people pelng "nuoi INV
impression that they will thus be saved 'he a'i'S en-
OF an interview with a census ehuIheia,oi az ~.
door II would seem at first sight that tms "o"o
greatly Tighten the burdens Of the census Office but
superyisor Murray says that the green way IN "heh
many people fill up the blanks makes II heceSsai!
for AN enumeratOr TO put the questions an wv
again and thus more time is lost than gained BE
sides the blanks must be called Tor Dy an ehuieVo'
and many mistakes have been caused by people
sending the filled In sheets through the mails
The work i'm the Italian quarter, Onehundrcd and
ten4h st. and ne-hundred. and sixtcenthst. on the
East SIDE is about the hardest In the city. Ihese
people seem to regard the census enumeraoorS az
brgands and plundcrers. and it requires man WIN
some courage to face a crowd of Italian women wheh
their suspicious arc fully aroused In answer TO tpe
inouiry about chronic acute diseases. one woman
on the East Side seized the unfortunate ehunleraio'
ing room, confronted him with fourteen hesItny'
ruddy children. who, on account OF the lack OF peh
able furniture, trying TO crack each others heaoS
against the bare walls 80, ~
Do they look as il they wasn't healthy, you
villain ;" the nsulted inquired shaking nun.
lie glad to admit that the whole famly ""'
opprcssively vigorous and TO withdraw. .
Among The Chinese in Mottst the work T., mas noo 0o
begun and unless a substitute IS PROVIDED IN pgto
of the afabc rishman who has been assigned to TINS
district little in the shape Of vital statistics NAV W
expected from this quarter. IL would be interesting
to know how the superluous laundres In tins 9ls-
trct are supported. the local lnhabanls hel'her
wash themselves given to washing. - .
No warrants were issued yesterday by inc Cnted
States authorities for persons accused oi lnterlcrlI2
with the census cnumcrators. II said at the
United states Distrct-Attorney's Office that no in
structons had been received on the subject from the
Attorney General.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
DoroLAs GnErx srsrrxDcg BY TIE EIcHAyGE.

Dousla, Green was suspended from the stock En-
change yesterday by Watson L. Dchermah' TIC p.VS"
dent for failure 70 fulfil hS contracts WI" V'D
Of the Exchange. Green sailed lor Europe la,' teO,
ruary with Mrs Alice smell NcCrca, whom ne Aaa
married a few days before at 0h Point COMFORT
although he already had wife. who WAS AVils' he
wa, A member Of the firm OF Grccn 4 batemoN, "n''n
wa, Il SOLVED on February l. on account Oh "Iee"
actions, Green lad inherited a fortune oil do'''
800 900 and was well Lnown IN Wall street oomo
time before hi, departure for Europe however He S''
such evidences Of insanity that his relatives "es'
about to have him committed 20 an asylum ""en 10
went abroad MIS-. snclMcCrae was tle dausm'Ss S
Of SMELL the millionaire, who WAS 50 III! ''''io"'"
murdered IN Chicago. ..., ,,,..h,r,o cor,rac,s
which he had 10, carried out. and one or NO .. @ els
rrotrs senf notice Of his delinquency 10 Ilc oInVeLs
- tbe exchange. They asked Green f'r an eApN,'a
ion but receiving rone, suspended MN ~ j. no, no'
tnov.r iu.t how many contracts IL had onts1noihY
"s only a few sent notice - the EKchanse, Gu, ~
,r,hlv certain that hi, seat IN the Exchange j Wor
r.o tf,n his debts amount TO. Green Is sppposeo
10 be in London stIl'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
CHICAGO NAY PASS AROUND THE Hal.
A PROPOSED CALL FOR THE SUBSCRIPTIONS OF
THE NEw-YoRKERS.

Chicago June a (Speclan.-CnleSs the new iorN
subscribers to the Worlds Fair fund al once renoo
their liability for the they offered 10 coh'lou.o
when il was supposed that the Fair was goinS -
New York Chicago may profit by ther hegnse"oc
Since the news was received here OF n"n'A' ~ ~
ference at the New York City han pet"ce" ''''
Grant Mr. Steinway and samuei d. haooooN' ''o
chairman Of the Finance Committee OF III" ar S'no
sbrewd Chicago fnancicrs have been conNdcfhS ''o
advIsabltv Of applyinC for the uncxpended balance
NJ tbc fund There is really no reason WHY VIC
shouldn't have the money! said one oi theh thiS
,f,crroon "As | understand it. the New-lork
people signed agreement 10 MAKE ce''''' i'
mentS so as TO secure suitable Tccoeiti"h vi "'V
fonr.bnndredth anniversary Of the discovery oi
America Now that says nothing about TIC location
&c 4ho Fair or the date at which II is hcld mo
nromisc is as binding for Chicago aS for ana
will stand good, in It's present shape III Io'"' d"
as in 1902 great deal OF praise mas DEC" ID,
ON Mayor Grant for his able management Oh 'Nc
cntorprlsc and really from our point OF Vlc" hc 10
entitled 70 the gratitude of every ctizeh OIL oho'so
n would be truly generous of Ncwiork to help us on.
-,n, .ne Exhibton. which, of course, intend shall
,ove the Paris affair away in the shade, Eifei lo"c
and ALL Without their assistance we might DC d
ut,,e hammered for want of cash. but with IT, we sn
20 booming along with our plans ana a sc VIII 'oo.
he selected when it is once known that uhero - an
that money coming to us. In MY opnno'' ,,
Grant without delay and relieve those New ork SUP
scriberS of suspense who 40 not care " nav VIZ
Obligation hanging over them; ~, mi, .,otu.e had
the 70 repeal the snaST W9Td sd@y r%T ,'as"t as Il W
ch tho senate toward the end Of the session. ths
Complication Of course might have been aVC"S mnTorby
u,an SnrCestcd at The time that only an nhWoriN
wa" co,,,d nrevcnt the passage of the Repeating
PGpGSe p and GI tne indications arc that may have
leisure to decide this point for itseu alter Timo
aPittee however is in checrfully receptive frame
of mind and, while 1t may reTFel 'e 6 nnt likely on
~ sentiment to deprive New-l lorkerS OF thlS
ss,niondid onnortnnity of helping forward WhaI WI" uh
= sprI sPpmhtoSir he the greatest show on earth
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

There were many departures for Europe yesterday
on the Lain were Mr. and Mrs. william Alien htuef'
Mr. and Mrs. william W. Bliss MI. ana hr'. ~ HON
man Burrows, General and Nrs william i. Draper
Mr.. and Mrs John Vnto Dshlgrccn Da'Id DnoIey
Field and Colonel and Mrs. j. u. Palmer.
Among the passengers on the Erlanhic "ere IT.
II C. Alexander the Rev. A. r. Bartlett, Dr. John
Rturncs Dr. f. Ilucl Dr. and Mrs. Charlie
O,Rcillv the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. {. III. Pegkhnrat
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Rowe shelly and Miss znle Na'd
Woodruff some delegates to the Berlin Mchlcal
Conference we're the steamer
The No0rGland CARRIED MIR George W. Cass' MI
Wr and Mrs George Day Fairfield, Miss Ecs,c :. TIL
bert Mr. and Mrs. Thomas p. Paxton, Charles Hooper
ralcott and Dr.. and Mrs. George K West; ..a....
NcAister d. Macdonald and Dr. w. y. Ihurshcd
sailed on tho BOthna-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.
An IMPORTANT MEASURE EXTENDING THE PIER
ACCOMMODATIONS on THE NORTH RIVER

AN IMPORTANT MEASURE EXTENDING THE PIER
ACCOMMODATIONS on THE NORTH RIVER
Albany June 4 (SpecaD.-Governor Hill signed
some New York bills today. but none of special I'M
portancc except one introduced 10y senator Bro"n'
This makes the following important amendment 10
that part Of the New York Consolidation Act whoh
re TO the Dock Department
And provided further that the Departmeht 90. ol
Docks with the consent Of the commissioners VI tne
sinking Fund, may alter and extend the prcscnt
per. head line, a. now established on ulc nuu>o.
River between Rattery Place and SeVenuethSt ana
establish a new pier head line between tlese Ppt,
and may authOriZc the construction OF new PicIs ou'
10 said pier head line. and nav extend 'neSc
piers already built ont 10 the said hhe.
Such law Is undoubtedly needed II New-no j
10 welcome in the future the commerce of the world
and give accommodation at her piers TO the big ocean
steamers Of the present day.
The Governor also signed Asscmblyman hing
bill providing for the free use by the puhhc Oh 'hc
ric~ Al the foot Of Ganscvoort ST. North River; A
semhlyman Lcvis's bill for the improvement OF inc
small parks in Fourlhave.. from ffty slXth 10 sixty
seventh St.: senator Cantors bill approprlatlng
$3.50 600 for the erection OF another municipal hnllc
ing for the accommodation OF the courts IN Harlem
senator ROcsch's bill amending the lralh laws anu
provtding for abundant water IN tenement houses :
l.scmblyuan Blnmcnthals bill cNenptlng INDUSTRIAL
homes In New York from paving the water TAX, ana
Mr. Clarke's bill altering the maps OF tle twenty
third and Twenty fourth wards so far as bergen ave
j. concerned. - - -,
The Governor also signed bill introduced by Mr.
HIT authorizing State institution trustees L" give
institutions under their care. This Is on ameDdDent
Of the Cantor Act.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE ENGLISH SYNDICATE IN MINNEAPOLIS.

Minneapolis, Minn., June A." The Minneapolis
Tribune" will publish exclusively the fact that tie
English syndicate controlling the PIlsbury and W ID.
Washburn mills have leased the e. G. Wahburn mill,
A. B and c. thus adding TO their present capacity OF
ID 500 barrels a day $500 more. making over
&c 900 barrels as a total capacity of the English
syndicate a day All those mills will be under the
direct management Of Charles a. Pllsbury. The
syndicate have the right 10 purchase these mills dur
ing the lifetime of the lease. President Bel. OF the
Washburn Crosby Company, who are now operating
the G. C. Washburn mills, says that their company
will seek new fields, either Duluth Buffalo, after
the expiration of their lease on september oo Mr r.
Minnea polls capital
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
NOT FOR FISHING.

From Tho Detroit Free Press.
A citizen with fish pole over his shoulder was
going M Cassavc. yesterday when stranger called
Have any luck2"
Fifty feet further on a secofd inquired
Are they biting nOwl
Al the next corner third stopped him and asked :
"say, whan you take for ton Of EN-"
fourth, nth, sixth and seventh had their say,
and the eighth bore down upon him with:
Il tell you, old fellow, you may langh at the idea
Of splitting your bait, but 1t brings luck and can
prove it," .
Speaking to mel' quered the man with the :ole."
Certainly"
"What do you take me iOrl'
"Thy, you going a fishing
"Who said SO 2"
Haven't you got u 6sh-pole''
"Supposc | have! II | saw you carrying n lar
OF soap home, would argue that you were gong
do the family washing"
But aren't you going a6shngi"
No, sir This pole Is 70 punch the sparrows
nests ont of the caves Of my house. Mighty funny
how many people there in this world who are
interested In other folks busness!'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
cLrgnED OWING To A CONFLICT Of AUTHORITY

Park Policeman Newell was on duty IN riverside
Park near seventy .ccond-st., on Tuesday, when hc
saw q mani on horseback ride piece Of road that
WAS being repaired and ordered him of. The man.
who wa, Guy \. Ward, the superintendent OF the
Park stables, aud whom the officer did not know, said
that he would ride where he pleased. The officer
attempted to prevent Ward from continuing his ride.
and finally took him of la, horse. Then blows were
,truck by both men, Ward using his fist and the officer
his club Ward was then arrested and taken 10 tho
Arsenal IN Central Park, where he was bailcd TO
appcar at court when the case was called In the
Yorllvillc Police Court yesterday, the policeman tcs
fed that when he directed Ward not to ride on the
road Ward rctortcd with voilcy Of oathS. Then.
the officer said he seized hold Of War who struck
him several blows in the face with his fist The club
then into play and Wards scalp was laid open.
Ward still violent aud was only arrested by tho
aid of another officer.
Ward declared lhat the assault was unprovOkcd.
lie said that the officer struck him with hi, club and
that he struck back because he was afraid that he
might hc killed Wnrrs head was covered with ad-
hcsive plaster and physician testified that the wounds
were ol a serious nature The prisoner held in
$500 bail for examination.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
THE PENSACOLA TO BE MADE READY FOX SEA

Tho ranof war pcnsacola which recently returned
with thc solarccpsc expedition from the West coast
Of Africa will 90 10 the Navy Yard this morning sho
has been in the Hudson River OF Riverside Park since
Memorial Day, until on Tuesday, when she went Gown
near Fort Wad,wOrth TO transfer her powder ana
other ammunition 10 the magazine. The Pcn'a' ola VIII
be put into the dry dccb at once T. nave hff mum
examined and 10 be partially reooppcrcd some VI o
shoots bcng IN bad condition from the results OF hc
roccnt trim 10 the African coast. II j. not decWe'i
mon what duty the vessel will be sent. but shc wiz
,rroh,hIy 20 10 European waters instead 0f 10 me
acIHc coast whore il was intended she should be sent
last IAN II the baltimore had been ready TO take The
scientists 20 Africa
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
DEATH OF POPLAR STEAMBOAT ENGINEER

dcckland on the steamboat James W. BALDWIN, al
uartsonst went 20 call David b. Jackson. the chief
engineer AZ a. m. Yesterday and found him dead IN
his bunk The engineer had died IN his sleep rom
heart disease Tie steamboat rams between on' 0V
and Rondout Jackson had bcHn her cncf engineer
ever since she was built, thirty year ago. lie was
horn in Cornwall. y. y. seventy two years ago H'
hnoc ,a. =, No Jl3 Garden d., llObokcn. Jackson
had been an engineer Hudson RIVER sicdlhD'hte
since he was a young man, ana had an eAtc"let
wide circle of acqualntancc-. II was III la't sdiu
that he was the most popular engineer on the river
lie was member OF the Marine Euelnccrs Assoc atoi
~ New. York The burial Will be at kingston
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
ESCAPE OF A CAPTIVE SEA LION

From Tho san Francisco Call.
Among the freight Of the steamer Eureka, IRON y!
Santa Barbara were two large lions consigned 10
Anse c. Robinson the curo dealer who intended snip
ping them 20 a museum IN New YORK one OF the
sea lions weighed 365 and the other $50 POUNDS
When the steamer arrived MI. Robinson had some
OF his employees the dock with specially prepared
boxes 10 which the lions were 10 be transferred
and In which they 10 be sent East by express
to-day As the steamer made fast al the
end Of Broadway Wharf the cages containing the sea
lions landed and the smaller one was ranserred
without any trouble 10 the box prepared for IT,
Next a bovine wa placed around the big fellow
and he came out Of the cage but soon as he emerged
he made tracks over a pile Of coal for the water a
cry was raised and fifteen teamsters took holo
Of the lne around the animal. They tugged and
tsge1, but powcrless. for the ssa lion reached
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
rur rnI.nr nE AprEAIs.

Saratoga y " June In the Court OF Appears
TODAY the following causes were argued
so 500 Henry Allen and Others. appclhits' Aet
the German American Insurance Company, FcsIod'l,
so 39l Letla G. Baker appellant, aIt NiN"'"l
ine following " the calendar for June .: nos 23',
31- as . {. 3r5. 3-G. 3e5 and $50.
I'm the second Division the following causes were
so 955- Charles Henry Phelps respondent. agt
the cable Railway COMPANY, Hlpclllhl' N'Eullc's
resumed and concluded -
80 -GO-1he Rochester Printing company ap
pclant agt. Leslie {. LOomis and another, rc'pond
cnts. - o,.
The following is the calendar for June ,: Nos AGO.
800. go. 07C, 077, $50. 900 and 9o3
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
rur v,rgSrJ,~S rtSr PASSAGE.

The steamer Majestic arrived here yesterday from
ouecnstowu ~ the fast time Of 'N days four hours
and eight minutes. This eclipse, the best perform
ances n the CV of Ne~lorh and the Tcntonlc'
The Cty Of Paris stll holds the record, with the
rturia next and the Majestic third. Captain rarSe
,id th,t he wae delayed three hours oil the Great
I,nI, ON account OF thick io-. The MaJesucs runs
,ycr, 1876 miles. lG2, 4Gl, 47S. 102 and 1l4 The
Majestic passed eighteen ccNcrSs sunday, but the
nearest wa, TWO miles away.
Among the passengers Royal Phelps Carroll
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
yr.r RoADNArs FOR yEAR.Br rRAvEL

Gu,tav Kobbe. trained observer and an attractive
writer Of extensive and varied experience IN news
uapcr work. has prepared Illustrated guide book OF
the Central Railroad Of AeyJer'cy when gives IN
conpact and elective manner all tho information that
, o,, d,.irc alout The ci:ic> ard towns along mo
ne of That railroad. lie hI- also Issued SET oi neat
,i "n and northern New Jersey and OF Long Island.
These publication, are Issued at so. 21l Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05
SUPERINTENDENT JASPER REFLECTED.

Al the meeting Of the Board Of Education ycscr
day Commissioner Lumms called up the election
Of the City superintendent. ballot was iaNen
snpcrjutendent Jasper received sixteen votes. TWO
others were blank This Is Mr. Jasper, fifth elcc-
tion 10 the Office lie succeeded Nh Kiddle III l719
II had been rumorod that there would be some
changes in .he saf Of assistant superintendent, but
a report made by special comInitc" aahInt 10
have thf matter Of the election of the assistant
superintendcn,s considered BY the Board ana on tle
motion Of Mr.. O'Bren this was postponed uhul inc
.econd week La september.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

ors oven carly in the excursion season. Inc ope,ns
- their route TO the iron piers at coney iSland naS
becn the signal for the tide Of travel oy inc & iroa
steamboat Company Thus far oS,M drts irT RIVER the
Tcntytbrd st. and Pier New No. j. Norla hiroa; III I
i~tu'1 ts have done we'll and the companys theldoie
meets the demands OF the pubic
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

the stringer and giving slap with ms ms shPl %
out Of the bowline and overheard. Wneh Ia ids' NJ
he was swimming out past the end OF the doGk NJ W,
Robinson is probably out $500 by the ahlhas ues"0
to return 10 its native element.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

FINE wEATHER FOR THE IRON STEAMBOATS,.
Sunshine and the opportunity Of taking look at
the sea are eagerly embraced by the wise New York
New-York tribune., 1890-06-05

william A,tor Chanlcr. Mr.. and NrS. 1orlehTHs pn ~
,lo's Wr and Mrs " l.. Elwood Nr. ana MS W. IL
Iselin. General sir Roger Palmer ard +. J' s'hson
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-01
A Matrimonial Mistake.

Sarah J. Huested has commenced a
suit against Lyman b. Huested. and says
that she was married to him Dec. 6. 1887,
at Rock Island, H.. that there have been
born of such marriage two children. one
twelve years old and one nine years old;
that her husband has been guilty of such
cruel aud inhuman treatment Of her that
her life is in danger: that he has become
habitusl drunksrd-sp ending large
sums of money in saloont that he has
been guilty of adultery on numerous oc-
casions; that he has sold personal prop
erty and mortgaged real estate and will
not work and support his family, though
able to earn good wages If he will; tina,
by reason of the treatment she has re-
ceived at his hands, she is weak, nervous.
and in such poor health as to be unable
TO work and earn her living aud support
her family. Wherefore. she asks tina,
she may be divorced from him. have the
custody of her children. aud be allowed
alimony Davenport Times.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-01
COME OUT AND BUY A HOME!
a nd easy m

blasts every fifteen minutes until Z
o'clock. the effect is simply Gemoraliz
ing.
Just across the river from Rock Island
our party found handsome city in Dav-
export. 1t claims apopuiation of 80, 600
souls, and just how many people without
souls we did not learn, but being located
| in prohibition state. with the strongest
] kind of prohibition laws surrounding it,
| the fact that 365 saloons run wide open,
many of them both day and night, would
| Indicate that there was a large element in
that CITY with something sadly lacking 10
their general make up. One not an eye
| witness will hardly realize the open man
| ner in which all of the saloons are run =
ming in violation of the law, and under
sanction of the city authorities, for. as a
friend in that city Informed us, the city
recognizes the open saloon and imposes
business license" of S25 upon each
one. Davenport has clean streets, cleo
trio street cars, electric lights, paid fire
department and excellent systems of
waterworks, except that the water sup
ply is bad. The water is taken unfiltered
from the river and is so dirty and impure
that it is not at all delectable to the
tastes of the uninitiated. Were the
water better, perhaps so many people
would not drink beer.
Our business in Rock Island was to ats
tend the convention of Woodmen The
meeting was a successful one in every
particular. and the delegates were all inn
bued with stronger faith in the order,
and, by resolution. and otherwise, ex-
pressed their determination to be on hand
at the special session of the head camp at
Des Moines, Iowa. August IL. and root
out the disturbing factions which are
hanging so like barnacles about the head
offices.
Our delegation returned on Friday.
pleased with their trip. and, barring the
early whistles, well pleased with Rock
Island and her hospitable people.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-08-01
WHO WILL THEY BE?
The Rock Island Ball Players Who
Are TO WrestIe With the scott Couu-
~ Nine for Hoaors

Are TO WrestIe with the scott Couu-
~ Nine for Hoaors
1t behoOves the county officials of Rock
Island county to be getting their heads
together and selecting base ball captain
sufficiently versed in the national game
and its players in the county to pick ont
nine such as will be cap able of exter-
minating all the base ball ambition, nerve,
talent and skill that there is contained in
the county of Scott on our Iowa border.
The Democrat says:
The directors of the L air association
want TO hear from the ball playe rs of Rock
Island and Moline. A banner and gold
medal for each member Of the winning
nine have been offered by them as an in
ducement for championship contest
between Rock Island and Scott counties,
To take place on the fair grounds Tues
day morning of fair week 1t now re-
mains for the ball PLAYERS to indicate
whom they would prefer l o captain their
nine and he will receive his conn ission
and can be choosing his men and getting
| ready for the event
luis uutY lies DeIore Inc Dali players
] of Scott county as well as those of Rock
Island county. Some expression of
opinion should Immediately he given so
that captain may be appointed and q
nine organized which will insure the
keeping of the banner at home for the
ensuing yesr. The medals are to become
The property of the succ sRsful contest
ants. bat the ownership Of the pennant
will be annually fought out in like man.
ner. We cannot allow any aggregation
of ball tossers from Rock Island county
to carry that pennant and those medals
across the river. But they will undoubt
edly be over here full of determination
and with good material in heir team, and
it will require some fine PILE ying to prevent
their doing SO. So. choose your captain.
boys, at once. and send ais name in to
| Secretary Hirsch.