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New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
yAyr woRKury KILLED OR HURT BIZ FALLS

william scholom. u young man whose home was
NJ 80 lGl Ludlow fell from the roof Of No l6s
ludlow st. through an air shaft yesterday and was
Killed James Costello, hricklavcr, eighteen years
Old fell from the root Of ths new church at one
hundred and twenty -cighthot and ScNentAavc and
was killed instantly. Iii, home III East Fifty
cehth.,t. Another br.ctlayer. John Schultz. fel!
from a building at no 2lo West One-hundred'and-
twenty f,hst., and received serious wound on his
head and Internal injuries. An ambulance carried him
10 the Manhattan Hosp tai John Shillnger, o. No.
3O3 East one hundred and bird ST., fell from the first
story 10 the cellar OF The Madison square Garden.
where lie employed "a a laborer, and broke IA
rib and cut his head severely. by a fall from
,calIold In the new building at Grand and Orchard
sts John Taylor, bricklayer, of No. 3l2 East
Twcl(ths,, broke his leg. Thomas Early laborer.
Of No. SIS East Thirty .iourhst.. was hurt By fall
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
SMILER on TRIAL FOR NTHDER.
WITNESSES TELL INV He TIRE tTENLD TO
KILL MAGGIE pREAXY AND FINALLY DID IT

WITNESSES TELL INV He THREATENED TO
KILL MAGGIE DREAXY AND FINALLY DID 1T
Harris 4 snlIcr who IS accused o. tho murder Of
n Young woman whom he married n few months ago,
listened stolldly yesterday while Assistant D''Tci
Attorney con and the witnesses whom he callNl told
q story 81 the homicide committed by ~" prisoner.
judge FitzrcraM presided at the trial Nr COZ. in
hts opening addrcss 10 the jury -a.d that -milcr
when seventeen year, old married Maggie Kccrs Thcy
0ua-rcllri and scplr'c1. ard somo years aftcrvard
he married Lizzie Gates. Another Young woman.
Magic Dreamy. went ~ I've with Smcr and the
woman hc had married. and the three persons ccu
pied single room. Smilcr was At one tine N'u
tenant I'm the Salvation Army. lie turned away his
second wife through tho unnecessary form ~
a marriage with Maggie Dreamy. lie killed her on
April ?. and Mr. COZ said that he exported from III"
Jury verdict ot murder n the first degree a. r.
suit Of the trial.
The witnesses called hy Nr COZ showed that on
the evening of April sm.ler started ont - fni his
wife Maggie Dreamy. who lad lcr him a fcv days
before lie went to his brothers home in Twenty
.ixthst and searched through tho oris bat fld not
find her. lie said 70 Edward Patterson. whom he
met a; the dp,r: d" am not going - b" f'ol anV
more about ihose two women and he pulled q r."
volvcr half ont Of his pocket lie was somewhat
intoxicated lie nest went to No. 2si seventh ave.
where Mrs. Ella Wilson lived. Nj Wilson testified
that she had often given shelter To- The Young woman
sm.ler knocked at Mr. Nlson's door A. lt'ic after
hail past o In the evening Magge and Jouus
woman named Mary Tracy had gone to bed n ,c?
aratc rooms. smicr a,h"t II his wife W., In the
rooms Mrs. Wilson opened ~" door. lie spoac 70 hcs
pleasantly and when She said. Il hope you won't
make any trouble here he .ai. NO Then he
went toward hi, wife, who standing n her night
drc-s at the door Of Mary Tracy's lie asked.
/ VIII YOU como with mc'7 She said, 30. | an
afraid And then he fred four shots at her in quick
/ .rcccssiOn she fcll and dead within two min
utes SmiIcr aVav and WIS found few hours later
b., Policeman Jane, I. Madden 80 AL West
twenty sixth T. whore his second wife, Lizzie Gate,
lived. He had reloaded tbe revolver Whom Police
toptoln Grant told him that the woman he lad shot
wa dead. he SAID 60 Then vtlliug 10 die Two
Or three witnc, testified - threat, made by ~mlrr
mat whom he caught his wifc he would Kill hcr. lie
told one witness, " intended = kill her before when
pat hole In her head but he pleaded 50 hard for
mercy that my hear failed me-
The case fpr the prosecution was practically closed
when cOuit adjourned until thIs morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The season at Ilammerstcin's Opera House will
close on saturday night with the Conriec Opera Com
many, performance Of "The Black Ilussar.7 Mis-
Helen BcrtIam, who has been singing with The com
pany, has left II and gone 10 Phllao"lphh
The proposed tour in this country next season Of
Giovanni Emanuel has already been mentioned. II
s said that his rcpertory will include KING Lear
Hamlet "OthellD" and " Nero
Frederick warde and Mrs. d. p. Bowers VIII act
together next season and it is announced that they
will play hing Henry WILL
George b. IIaycock is 70 build theatre in Duuth
Al q cost Of 500, 900. 1t viii be called the Midway
Grand.
II was reported Yesterday that Nm-. Bcrnhardts
our n this country next season had been abandoned
and that her time at The Broadway Theatre woulf 10
nilod by Miss Aenc, Huntington. Mis- Huntington
viii come 20 the broadway after Francis Wilson. but
the time was simply reserved for Mr.. Abbey and not
FIR Nine. BcrnhaJt expressly II has not been in
t-uded for some rme that she should come 10 New
York early nor Is IL yet certain tat shc VIII not
come later
". +. Valentine, who camo 70 this country to pro
duco sweet Lavender and IS with l.. II.
,o,hcrn', company. Will be a member Of the company
that PLAYS All tho Comforts Of Home at ProetoFs
Theatre next season.
II is announcod that "Thc sea King" will begin al
engagement al Palmer's Theatre on June 10. The
company viii be headed by Miss Lilly Post.
some instantaneous views Of scenes IN "CastlcS In
This evening anG each Indy present viii receive an
order iOr copic, 81 the views when they arc ready
Frank Iowson has composed incidental music for
Rnran's Way which will he PLACED at the Union
square Theatre on Monday night The cast include
Ft,viu Arden. Nelson Nheat'rOf. Miss MINNIE schg
man Miss Matte Earle and lttlc Dot Clarendon.
For the purpose Of securing new material for the
coming season j. e. DUFF sailed FOR Europe on sa'ur
dan II IS announced that the departure Of Ni Du'
vii necc,sita'e the closing Of nc Dnf opera Com
panv', season AZ tho Academy Of Music ON saturday
evening of this week.
Gustav Ambcrg In a letter written 10 T. Henry
French SAYS: ~Concorniug the petition Of theatrical
managers I'm REGARD the license of Madison square
l,fdon tho ncwspa ,"r, have mentioned my name IS
nnr q, the signofs o said petition Prompted hy tho
de-. .-e of MOI being msrcprcscntcd. hrg 10 Inform
,ru that FROM the very beginning ! had refused %
.qn any such petition and ! have never done So
Hubert wilkc who !. al present singing the title
part n The Soa King in Philadelphia. will return
ia fhc dramatic -tacc AZ the close 81 his engagement
there CLAY Crocnc f. 20 write PLAY ior hin.
The .alc of seats for Miss Arnes Iicrndon's trst
wcct a, the Fourteenth street Theatre. whore she
viii be .cen next Monday night in d" Lc Bcllc Marie
began yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
COMMODORE VANDERBILT TALKING HORSE
I.l,tciov Hall IN The Phlladclihia Times

Elahclov Hall. IN The Philadelphia Times.
one Gay. waca wa, u boy, | happened 70 be on
the pialza oi Cabc ts.c. old ruld l0r-". watching
the trYtiei~ Whon old Commodore to"ncluS Wander
BIZ drove alunc a small road wagon, with his jaws
80. hard and his bIuWs drawn together IN thOuehtfIl
sroWl ~ he came along au old hOrseman with .
whi,p Of whskcrs on MS chm wandered ori d The
door Of tho hotel ana catching sight "f the great
railroad hing suddenly started forward and yelled:
IIay! Conccl! come III mere: ! want 4 see
YER
hi. he and losing all his loOH of worrN and anxiety
crict
liul;o III. Whcnd va come town; Can't
stop. nov. Glad = sec"
. come on In here. tell YOU" sud the stranger.
Nearl, cvrN bod, Was lha,hcd At any man addrcs,
irg tho CIratr,t citizen of New York in that f,Shcn
but the Commodore seemed 20 ihiul IL all right.
90 viii stop minute he said.
The two shooh hands. but before the Commo
dprc could spak the old batkwocds hOrseman said
with ellttrring eve:
You know TIE chcstlu' colt
Win the white socldngS!" :"
Tho ,Hmc.7
Well"
We'll" said tho rural visitor. with smile that
spread oll his face, he's only done IL. that's
al. An Won put him out Of stable
Ne amt trOtcd in eighteen ~ said the Commodore
cXdicdly.
H., done that same
Bll' said tie railway magnaie thougltfnlly but
with air of overthcmirg conviction, must say
that when II comes TO = hD.S, you're n
The stranger accented the great compliment mod
csl. and then The two men sat bcnrh and talked
abont crossing different br.edS for speed with the
York was absolutely oblivious time and his sIr
roundings fur q wa Z O'Clock when he suddenly
bounced up and started for home the discovery
that he was already an hour late for dinner.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

snpEs1s CSg.Esab InefaSsm Motion
caenGar Nos. 10 81, called al II ocI22c1. n..,..
s%SpFe99s. 9. 7 s Sil 1877 i665 500 i5s 6ii go
?Sl 1872 1882 1903 221. 6lS oli, COS l'' o'i' 1872
az 3Surree ie2 ocour,Hspccia Tcrrary II Beors oBrlea.
ISGs IiG H. ~ sS77. S5 5oi. l51. S55 SiS i55
supreme 6ourt-Clrcu,-part I-Befors Barrett j.
ss gsis 55I5 Is0s nG5a 1885, Aft"s HI. ss
762 lt9s 1872 1872 ISs ~ s e6 diSo go S64e
sprene tourt-Cncuit-Part lII-Betocs Lass9ce "a
shcy: csG, s-Nos. 3ssS, $780, Pos So59 so, igss
s9 sse7 465 sSi2 $50 5s74 1881 $3.50 SS-S S'7S'
S56s, 5j76. J7i5, $3.50. .n,,. rv-p~ore pe,eh j.
No. .agf6Ps gS6 ?$5iits s:5i sI6a 1ii'i sd i7@$ 1862
i75s 5s li494 lsSs scs 5si 5s'i i5dSs so 1881 30
Ea4'2 Sf
TTa JI9 IL 81 30 &c. g.. So s. 4G A. 49, 81 81 -
,7s " s5s a. Ta5 5g 49, i3 Go'ea -
superior cCgFt5Tg9 TeI4Pa; ;i ii59 AZ 1905.
l'il lgS, co. Sorqr.al Tcm-Parts II and I-Ad'
0Dr camna aoSHt5!eq Sn Jgne TO-
Motions pic,s-Eouv Tern-Bcore Larrenore. c: j.,
Nos So di lO5, H. -, leo, loO and al the e'e''ea
railroad oaon ga''i pen-ral rernPa, before Daly j.
CAS- eShar,T "a Tcrpar -B@orc Allen j.
No.. V'IEin I67i iat5 iS li7 l7l5 81 ia iS22 2S5i
Ss i9l 5$ ii$s, ,,is isd' is eil ls !oo' 1885, l. 10
l7i,I q 'Co.rt"speeiai TeFn-Beforc titlSimon'' j.
NoHGy'c Gy courra IB;'oT SS Yam e W. ,5 s
Short sag:e'Ntos. T 3eTT 7S 7S.S Sss5 $3.50 5S8 800
9. s6io 2i6i 3o5$ 27si 9sSo 1890 2s25' 1853 2S2''
e = to;5 ia; lBo;s2Ss, sS, EstA s3gt eI6 10
i6s75j. AS 26ss :33i 357c ?osss 22s ssS! its .it
Ss3t q1SG 277l 2s6i. 3ol3 eSSs esIl. .so ...s
div Court-Iria Term Part LIl-6eio.e "iSs 50
short eaasss-ESs 25Ss 92S5 2o aiS 9so9 2s25
ss9 s999 2@.S3 @ 387S 2S7S !7o' 2777' 2'9s $500 's0-
213o. ,,x, ,o,.., ", Adam C J.
Special cal'ntar. No., Nsr,ins j.,
Court of Genr-a Sessions Part l-BcoFe ~, ii in
and Assistant District Attorney Parker-Nos ~ o.
elusive. ~ ', ,.,,r. Ftz-erat,
,rd Assistant District.Attorfey GoN-No .c,,,ng l.
Court o, General Se-slOns-Part lll-b,Sl" >, 10,
and Asi,tsnt District Attorney Bedford Nos " -
ffafN
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ForcED BY FIRE TO LEAVE THEIR SNIP.

Tho schooner I0nis Duch. with a cargo of coal oil
srd general merchandise. lcf' h, port on May 30 for
jacksonville. Th. on June . a. q. m when the
schooner was of the coast 81 Florida, seaman saH
sroke issuing from the after hatchway. lie ran 20
Captain Hansen and reused the rcst OF the crew. But
before a hose could be turned ON The flames had made
their way Ia cdecks There were thirteen men IN
the crew and one passenger the schooner. a
woman who WAS going South "a join her husband The
lire spread rapidly that al hands hnG only tnc 70
tumble into li-ncat and row ou' Of the heat of tho
bonfire 81 OIL. There little time Ia be io-v
TINT The crew savcd nothing and -puo # them were
clothed only iu undergarments ioI ahoIi thee
hours he lay around the huuus schooner. Vhcn
the steamer Sacoochee from savannah. hove IN eight
and rescued thcn. The Nacooche arrived here Jester
day.
The Buch three mastcd schooner with
auxiliary engines She registered ~ tons. ana Wa
built IN i-5i at Middle Haddam, conn. sh" Nas
owned IVY {. l. Buck A Co. 90 30 - Broadvaf.
II said that fifteen or twenty casks Il gasoline were
ttov ed ON her deck.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
Success OF WONEy ENUMERAToRS.

CENSUS SUPERVISOR MURRAY S RRY HE DID
NOT APPOINT MORE or THEM.
The census headquarters have assumed humdrum
aspect and the people In It's vicinity are being Jess
worried than they az the beginning Of the week
Tor the first few Crys the public. In its search for
the census Office. went into every store within quar-
ter Of mile OF the right and the store clerks
are only Just recovering their equanmi;y.
supervisor Murray says the women engaged a.
census enumerato:s are doing splendid WORK, aud he
regrets that lac al not appoint all women. one man
sent in his resignation YESTERDAY. pleading that he
WAS pIostra;cd By the intense heat INT although come
Of The women must suffer terribly with fatigue. the5
aIe holding on brsvcly and make no complaints. They
have reported 10 orc vet for refusing to al swcr
cuostious; and supervise Murray says they are
all charmIngly pretty girls" there j. no fear OF the
male element OF the population refusing 10 answer
ANYTHING tley desire one young woman has already
captured the heart Of wealthy bachelor uptown who
wa> popuary supposed e. De hopele,sly welded t. .
single ~, and tlclr marriage bells VIII peal when
the work Of thc census is ovrf Other rinof~ of en-
.agcments current in the census headquarters, dl
ihe iaaitnr has determined 10 tan" unto him~lf ITO
from 'ho rank, of the fair cnumcfai9r-.
IN" euumcra'ors report that tic majority Of the
people insist upon Maintaining silence upon ne ob
iect0uabe questions % the cud OF tic list, and II T.
believed IN the census ofhcc that he men In mauy
Chsc. tak. refusal f0r granted ana marx ucir
schedule accordingly. u
Srpcrvl.or Murray believes that all the returns viii
be in within the two weeks required, although ne con-
r. .se. that some 81 the thickly populated districts
downtown contain more work than the present stan
can get through with. large add ton to the stan
IS contemplated At the beginning Of next week.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
THE WORK OF TOCNG ARCHITECTS.
THEIR THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION AT COLON
BIt COLLEGE.


The third annual exhibition Of the Department OF
Architecture Of the school Of Mines, Columbia Col
lego was held Yesterday afternoon and evening ana
will be continued until saturday evening. The Work
done BY members of the senior and junior classes
comprised thesis designs on the following SUBJECTS :
Memorial libraries. terminal railroad stations, school
houscs city churches and city and country houses
4 large number Of seniors prepared designs Tor a
memorial chapel 70 he built in chuToiyard anc
for a windmill tower. There were also samples OF
work in water coors and pen and ink Other designs
we're for a day nursery aud for private a'tronom-
ical observatory 70 be built hilltop. feature
Of the Junior work twelve designs for n NOM
ment 10 commemorate the evacuation OF NeT-lork
by the British.
Among the students exhibiting the best work were ;
Scn,ors-s ". Andrews. H. Eehlen. W. Il. Clayton,
J. " Hewlett X. y. Kohn, W. :. Lownd"s. W. L.
Th0-le and A. VI. Welch, juniors-G. VI. Anderson.
II. i. HoYnbOstle, A. Raymond. /. G. Thomas ana
g. o. TOtton, IT.. sOphOnorcs-R. Bolles. T. y tra~
ford H. Alapcs. :. ]. Temple and d. +. Wah, irfh-
mcn-C II. Aldr!ch. r.. r. BoSsanec. W. F. HrooEs
H. G. Douglass and W. T>ittle. The committee Of
rranc erncurs consisted Of Professor y D. +. Eamn.
honorary chairman: Samuel ". Andrews. IT, 80,
chairman. Herman Behl"n, 90. !. Monroe Hewlett
20 Robert ID. Kohn 80, William :. ndes, so {,
William l. Thornc. 90 George o. Totten, ir.. ~
Alf-od RAYMOND. 'Ol william ". Jackson, 9-. ana
Chester II. Ahrich. 90
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
THE COURT or APPEALS.

Saratoga. y. Y, June 5.-ln the Court OF Appeais'
first division today the following cases were argued
No o39-Jonas II. Lane and another, appeIiantS
ar charles Rosenberg and another, respondents euo
mitted. ,, , uo.ho. rosnonden,s
act James Kay ard others. appellants. - -
No 370-The Toronto General Trust COMPANY "a
trustees appellants agt. the Chicago, Burlington anu
Onincy Railroad Company and Others. responccAte,
No. 334-Christopher Mooney. reSpohneh, a..
Charles J. Pagan, appellant. Appeal dismissed uhHer
Rule 81. %,
Following Is the day calendar for June o; NOS o'''
3ss 3as. 800. SOL 396. 800 and 4ol.
The following causes argued before the second
division Of the court
No. sG0-The Rochester Printing COMPANY, appa.'
lants agt. Leslie c. Loomis and another re'pohIens
40. Y25-rhomas White and another. dppe4IdnVs'
agt the City Of Brooklyn. respondent.
no 969-Emma J. Raub, appellant, ast' the new
York Life Insurance Company. respondent. -
No 97O-Chares :. Turner, respondent. ast Ed
win s. Conant, iTpcadcd, etc. appellant.
Following Is the day calendar for June o: Noss
o76. o7T, $50, o59, o53. 9s6, 95S and 99o
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
prRrrD ~ Az orrHorSE BY FALLING coAL

The rear wall OF Jane, Israel 4 son, coal shed, at
Nos, . AID Rutgers Place. gave al : 40 a. m.
Yesterday. and let about 200 tons of coal slide into
the rear Yards Of the houses, Nos 232. 23i and -o6
Madison It. Fences and outhou.c> in the yards wcio
overwhelmed by the avalanche of ccal. The top
Of the coal shed WAS about forty feet above the
crouud and few seconds after the break oc-
Cured r., yards were covered with a layer of coal
about Il dozen feet deep.
Ellen Maoncy. servant Of No. .32. the only
pc,.oa In any of the yards al th, time she was
n, an clubhouse, near the broken wall Of the she'd
The ont thou," completely covered with coal. and
policcucu and men fom the coal shed went 10 work
r.ltb shovel, To remove the coal. They worked for
nearly hall hour before they got down 10 the
roof and tore ID OF Ellen covered with coal
dust lui N., unhUri.
The damage by the break can be repaired for
al 900.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
rur c,-pprv or FrSH IN THE MARKET.

Thourh v,rlotic, are reduced there is good oNef-
In, IN tho market Of summer standard fish. ana -
,,t prces are reasonable considering the hgh c0st
Too f,r which some OF the sea going smach' haNo
had 10 nay ss a ton. The bluefsh in the marke. as
chiefly nom virgina's coast. Nearer catches VIII %
taLcn about the middle OF this month blneh>h rc'a
NJ II cents pound. which gives an aDunoah' p.v-
~ ,holo.alc rates Fresh maeherel have another
sn.o, - light supply: prime Boston shipped bring %
cents each Poreies, once SO famous for he ftnils fil
and palaable qualities % no, aphe.r I worth i'd
cnnts and scahass II cents Fine Maine green sa h,
arn down To 30 cents n pound for cuts Soi' ''AN
a,e abundant Al 50 10 20 cents a dozen
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from @ scafroId at No. 14S West one-nunoreo-ens
twenty -dfth-st.
THE COURTS.
...,.e. mag LANES nRoWN POTTER.

STING MRS JAMES BROWN POTTER.
nh, nit ~ Henry c. Miner agt. Mrs. James Brown
n...or ,ras begun before Judge Andrews and jury
IN the supreme Court yesterday. Mr.. Miners claim
III . Mrs Potter is for s2,43s 40 money which ho
a,,oges that he spent for her during the time that
Do MANAGED her tour through this country. lie DC
clares that he was to have the opuoh OF conua''
oi,o ', Gov second season. Mrs Potter puts in .
WIZ c,.in, Of O4OO, of which $4,000 IS for an
breach Of contract and s4oo for salary for the
'ast week she played under Miners management
"'O , ., bor answer that there was dispute az
a"0 ns. tha extra season in the original contract
Osant and so she compromised with Mr cSa Nine, By
PLAYING recc,ve S4OO a week and the services OF
Se maid Ta but for the last week tlat she paSea Ss
alleges that her salary was n9 psSf for the plaintiff and
rranl;,n Bartlett was the principal wines ior Mr:
Potter, the latter Of course tSav no, app'o ~ ''s
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
HOLDING THEIR ScHooL connkycrnryr

The thirtysccond annual comncnr ncnt 81 thr Ecy.
n, and Nrs ChatI.. H. G,rdner's school NO. COZ j'h-
ave took place there last night large rccop on was
held In tie parlors after IN" commencement cNefDs",.
Among the guest. Mr and Mrs. Archie f. Palmer.
tho Rev D., and Mr., Charles H. P1rkhurst. Mrs. Martha
Lamb Milo ~ Ackef Nr. ard Nj. \. EayIaond W..
aud Mrs Charles D Bla Pofcc V. Jervis Miss Adelaide
Foresfnan Miss Kiuc Livingston. Mss Alice Roberts.
Miss Elaine shirley Hiss Gertrude Fowler, Mi,s VIZ
eini. GnaersleeNe Mis-, Mabel Le1msn Miss Julia
McClaye Miss Lillian joncs. the Misses Tho.loy. Miss
Laura Freeman Mss Edith Samnis, Miss Hattie Rand"ii.
Miss Marion Hon Mss Beatrice Rcardson. the Misses
Stewart Miss Marion Bcckwith. the Misses Dyckman.
Frank Talmsdge Lieutenant george Cartwright. d.. L.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
Mr. DryArs Ayrr,yCrsANcE PLAN.

Henry C. DuvaTs plan Of organizing sntinuisance
tocietes has already met with favorable resrl'- and
the proposition 10 unite I'm forming these associations
which have reached him have been many. Mr. Du
val said Yesterday regarding this subject: 1t Is a
wonder 10 me why such thing has not been done he
fore. There so many nnisances which people must
suffer from that l do how the public has been
quiet 20 long undcr so many that might he avoided
] know many ladies who will not ride In the elevated
trains simply because careless men arc continually
expectorAing there II is remarkable, too how many
VsnAresssd and gentemaniy looking men are guilty OF
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actions which are simply disgusting tniIh T ,or !, -
from carelessness than anything elsc i tnsn
age American means TO be gentleman, Do,n :" '
ners and appearance. but they become cnIetr t ,o,r
In OF thc large halls In Boston & s" ~ ~ re a%o
Ing on the walls which read Don't spIi on ,nc
Don't put your feet the seats tllnn id Ia ndcr
badge could be adopted which eve:y onr place
Of putting up tie mot0es in garing EnglSh ,e
or insignia OF good order ana decch'S 'o''' ~ ~
MIA
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
rur -. nRLGLyAL pAcKAGE- Isl KANXAS

Fort scott Kan. Jurc Judge J. $ Nc,t. of the
Tnt.d state. District COnrt 10 day rendered decision
ON nm "Oignal Package Gaze" in which hc declined
IA enforce the state Prohbitory law. Tie decision
was occa,oned BY writ Of habess corpus in the case
Of Harry Rrcn and Abraham Harris. arrested under
tho state law for selling intoxicating liquor IN
original packages. Judge West released tho prs
nuer, holding that. I'm Wow of Tie supreme Conrt -
dccsion they being unc0DSttuiionhlly deprived
u NnI q
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
TO cgoosr 4 SITE FOR 4 BFrDGE TEEMIyr&

A meeting Of the Commissioners appointed to draw
np a plan for the proposed Hudson River bridge Will
be held this morning AT the oicc Of Andrew II! Green,
40 PIG nrosdvAy The Commission has the power
=, dccide where the New York terminus oi the bridge
shall ic and. II can be placed anywhere within
two miles tho river front, there - considerable
intercs, in what the Commissioner, VIII do
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the yoRMNuA STRIVING foR { RrcoRD

The queen the Normanna. ~ the Ham
burg American Packet Company. SAILED yesterday from
This port her first eastward VOYAGE There j.
great interest ~ o. whether she will break the ca-t
ward record 20 southampton now held by her sister
ship tho Columbia. II she encounter, no ice or fog,
the NOrmannia should make an exceedingly fact rnn.
Among her passenger wev Mr. aMd Mrs. ". +; Al.
ferson T. Aaamosh, X. y COTtis. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Du
PIIy The Rev. and Mr.. W. ". HANNA. Dr. Allan
McLsne Hamilton, DR.. A. Jsoool. Miss Laura Jacob.
Mr. and Mrs D. ~. James. Colonel !. r. jacques, Mr.
snd Mrs 4 NJ Palmer and Mrs. u e. Porter.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-06
p,p,n rR,ysJr R0rrg SELECTED.

No meeting Of the Rapid Transit '"N''" 49,.
was held Yesterday. but II is understood. however 80
t,c Commissioner, have agreed upon a route irVi, %
Forty second st. 10 the Battery, but none OF theh1 W.
make public AT present the streets to be used ,,s
reason for this was explained yesterday by one OF '
Board lie said that the property owners ane Ia
estate speculators would probably raise cohS1eIs,o
ohJc,,on os soon a. the announcement OF tle "..'
elected is made public. This the commissioners rs S
.c % avoid nmt all the plans llvc ncch asLvSa PYs