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The Delta independent., 1890-04-15

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~ 3 nynL ~ pspsiss esuss ssskss.
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- Bsias isst ossasday. (lass Gay
oqen SAtss sallias asa sssssfhl "Ne"
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(ten esaaaissa) - sv~ss-s6 work asd
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The Delta independent., 1890-04-15
Deutlstry,

Dr. Milton, Asaslss ef0rand Janetien. will
visis oslss absss April 3sth, and resais 4
~ daya saly. 0Ass a. Censral Hoass.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-15

Yeaak LsSes. rsprssessinx The Pseble
cAtseas. ~ is tswa Last week lsskisE up
araAs.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-15

whsa yea want eissr. hy whn,ssale. % 70
E y nyas, Dsiss's sisss nsAss.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-15

You Can tiet Money
on any good security Of
HENRY K BLACHLY,
The Delta independent., 1890-04-15
Wanted

- shsrthesa Dsrham bail, . to syr.. old.
AAirsss W. II. OvxRsAy,
Delta. Delta Co. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-15

NJ. Eassy. Clerk ssd Rsceraer Of Ssa
Jsaa cesasy. vss IL D-lta ts-dsy 90 business.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-15

z. z. Ryaa eaa ssPpiy yea with eisars II
asy quantity Of quality.
The Delta independent., 1890-04-15
t1sUID EvElY ruEsDAY,
NOraCE

1Ais papss h - Gle and always ready fos ~
loeo0eo aS The puhlle Llhfary u Denver. In the
ysss wiag st ~ High seAosa. issh and Sssss
The Delta independent., 1890-04-15

Ar avea .at~ : 1sast 4 sasass essai
sel e,s.S
The Delta independent., 1890-04-15

Mn. Nsstea has apples for salss esiy ones
- - haA In bsua.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19

the pipes is imperfect and frequent leaks ana e4-
poscns result and that the high temperature OF inc
steam affects everything else In range, raising the
temperature in the sewers so that they cannot "
entered and cleaned and causing rapid fermentation
and the discharge o. nOXious gases from inc Ha"'''
the heating of water in the distributing mains anu
sewer pipes and the loosening Of all joints and con
nectlons
The commissioners report is accompanied Dy q
report from William Webb. general foreman OF sewer
repairs, who made examination to detect PlaoeS
where steam escapes. lie found steam coming ''o"t'
the pavement that did not come from the sewers Ill
broadway at Exchange Place, RectorA.' wa" ST.
BARCLAY st. between Park Pace and Murray anu
bc.,cen Warren and Chambers sts.. and that steam
issues from sewer manhocs in broadway bc'"ccl
Maiden Lane and Fulton st.. in Fulton between BROAD
wov and Wiuiam-st and between Broadway ana Green
ich st in CortIandtst between Broadway ana Green
wich.st in Finest between broadway ana "hlli'h-
ST. in Nassau between Wall and Gear s'S'' III ""
rcn-,t between Broadway and Grc"nwl'hs''' III "'"'0
st. between broadway aud West Broadway ih barclay
st. between Broadway and Grcenwielst ana III Droau
way n Ann->t.
Commissioner Gilrov adds:
All the foregoing furnishes the most pos'Ne tNI- ,
donce that thc New-Nork steam Company ; s.Ic,n
~ nine, especially south Of Chamcrs-Nt' y uucrl.
defective and ! fully indorSc the rcoln ,inr ,u,
,T ,',risoo that all the steam pipes be taken out
of Rroadwav and other streets when arc cI" S ~,
OIL IA
Cthrr ocatou~ for the steam pipes I've ocslgt,", anu w
a more prrfect method of iontnc thc pPFS ~ w. Pu P ~ ~
nrocticc Unfortunately. the franchise er'Ih'" ~ '
rompanV bv the Common Council IN -" -, - NV NV
oral in lis terms that the city authorizes uah' uahhD'
crcisc that control the company MUrnn nna
onerotonS which the public safety ana M c9lNV,Ie'i, ]
demand Power should he conferred upon '.r nc Dtpa1
mont of Puhlc Works 20 designate not oIN W "
IN which steam pipes may be laid bnt S'a 60 r
,nca.nns and poStinnS in the streets anu l" p.V
md enforce the proper method OF joni'he cunsV'll6
and covering the pipes with The most appr.Not ~ I
eonducting material and for the aairhrh' :" 'inS ~,
oSiect ] respectfully solicit your Official ad anu IN
fueItce -, ~. a.
Mr. Gilrov also calls attention to the cne'' 'ne
nrccncc Of the steam pipes has upon the new aspna
pavement I'm Wall-St.. and says:
Unless the suggestions made above as 10 tIe
control Of the steam companys pip, % sI oo ,arnn
scntcd ,o bv aid company steps -h'uu WV ."".n II
for the revocation Of the COMPANY ch',,cr' VT
fra,chisn AT least far rs thai par' oI Ihr % ~
.outh az chambers st. Is concerned. on me Eruu ,''
rho con,panys business, a. now CohhClfu,
common nuisance, prejudcial To punnc hrmt" ~
dcsructivc 10 property and actually dahH'""' W nv
Mayor Grant said that he had not han time ~
road the Commits report. rs II was recireu %
IN the dav and he therefor, no, W W So,tarn
q discus II. or ~ say WhcthoT thc i'''
met his approval or not
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
pr,ys or THE NETWORK REFORM PARrr.

UuGolo. Iunc 1s.--Edward Evans. OF Ioha"anoa'
nro,,.ionaI chairman Of the National Reform party
has isucd n call for state Convention, 10 nc hei" 1T
syracuse ON August > next. Accompanying Vc ''''
* a declaration of principles, favorne Natlohai cur
rcncv absolute suppression OF the liquor tr'''c io
Leverage purposes by National CONSTITUTIONAL ch''r
mont propcr adjustment Of the tariff 50 rs 10 ieIe'c
the burden Of unjust taxation supcrlnh"'eu D, ','
nrotective system which Is in the Interest OF the r'h'
cxemption Of farms from taxation 10 the cA'on' io
which mortgages are given for the purchaSchoc Vi
the same and no taxation without rrprcSo"'"o' "
cont in the case Of aliens; equal suffrage rcear"'
., 40, under the Australian system. The call lhVlte'
tbe Knights Of Labor. Farmers Alliance ana Il" o''c
rcform elements the council OF the REFORM parry
believing that all other questions OF Natiohai '''o
., n,eeont are subordinate TO those stated eau Is
,.n ssucd for National Convention at st. LOUIS OH
senteuhcr q. Mr. Evans has written an open lc''e'
Il, Iohn LLOYD Thomas secretary Of the Executive ton
mittcc Of the Prohibition party, New orh, . h
him ,o the state Convention, To- discuss Wnct'r wv w
IrohibIon party. now constituted Is r9npc,rnt, t
hbc mn and successfully deal with the various Wiorlh
Questions which demand attention ana WIc!nci 80,
tiona Reform party is not necessary " '''' '''''
actt
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
BRITISH. .AMBRICAyS m CONVENTION.

Philadelphia June 15.-The third annual convention
Of the National British-Amcrcan Association OF the
United States began here to-day The attendance
comprises delegates from state organizations In Massa-
cbusetts Rhode Island. Connecticut, NewiorR Pehn-
syvana Delaware, Illinois, Wisconsin ana Aichisan'
The officers OF the convention are President, George
J. Gooch Chicago; vice president. James Weymss.
ir Boston; treasurer, Ernest Rowden, brooklyn
mast president L. W. Bradbury, Boston; secretary
J. Henry Williams, Philadelphia. The objects OF the
association are the naturalization Of British born rcSi
dents Of the United states ballot reform anti proc hal
EDUCATION and universal peace. j. Henry Williams
was chosen delegate to represent the association at
the next conference OF all American fro'es'a' UT
MI
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
PRIZES At THE QUEENS COUNTY FAIR
SOME UNIQUE DESIGNS ~ FLORM DECORATIONS
MANY FINE EXHIBITS.


MANY FINE EXHIBITS.
The twenty fourth summer exhibition Of the Queens
County Agricultural Society opened yesterday on the
association grounds at Mincoa, l.. |. The managers
had offered liberal premiums in the various depart
mcnts which resulted in fine exhibitions Of nowcrS,
fruits vegetables and farm implements. The display
Of flowers was exceptionally fine. In the fruit de
partmcnt the display Of Strawberries was ECgc. y
new feature OF The fair was a festival held In the
womcn's building, which was cnlivcncd by concert
in the afternoon.
Helen Ward Of ROslyn took the first prize. Of S2o
for the best variety Of vegetables shown the second
nrizc OF SO was awarded to Park Goodwin. also of
Roslyn j. IIcnnesy carried of first prize Of 50 and
second of S3 for the best ten varieties of carly
p0,a,ocs. lie also took the first prize Of 81 Tor
the best sample Of early potaoc-. j. X. siinohSon
of Glen Head obtained the first prize Of $40 for the
best collection OF varieties Of Strawberries f. Bonioh
took the first prize Of % for the best fifty berries OF
any one variety shown The first prize of 40 for tho
best exhibition OF hot house grapes was AWARDED 10
George Lucas Of Glen Cove. Il. p. Jchcric son. oil
Genmore obtained the first prize OF $40 for the best
exhibition OF twenty distinct kinds OF greenhouse
plants. They also took first prize OF flo ior pcs'
display Of twenty greenhouse ornamchted ioiiaee
plants. Carrie A. Hicks, Of ROSlyn, carried OH hist
prize OF 80 for greatest and best variety oi cut roses
and go for the largest and best collection OF roses.
prIze OF go for the hand soonest and most original
design In arranging flowers awarded to Jeier1es
a. SON. OF BellmOre Their exhibit consisted OF base
Of about three feet square Of peohies surno"h'en DS
an open umbrella the exterior OF which was made oil
evorgrcens and the interior OF leaves. Another
design, shown by Mrs. Hicks. consisted OF small
pond with background Of pretty grasses EX,
tending out Of the pond was Io4 on one emu 81
which rested two Young ducks. while on the other
was a good sized bullfrog. Underneath was the In
scription, What JOY In Thls!' ,, 49,
Among the prizes for horses. f.. V. Willls's Water
Bell. foal of 1883 took premium OF Sl3 for
speed and H. NJ Wlllls's Rosy received a Ike prize
for general purposas In the for single road
horses with record better than lrec mpnie1i Ti2
10 first. $50 10 second, and 80 70 thfu Jus bhta
" A. b. CT took first money +. Edmonds's George D.
second, and Glenn third. In the third race, Tor
mares, geldngs and stations with no recota pe'rr
than four minutes $50 10 first. f25 10 Second IT, a.
Wiggns's Hyde Park Maid took first and W. t.
Thorn's Pansy second.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
r,nrp, ,rrOy Of RAILWAY EMPLOY ES.

Chicago. June Is (spcclall.In the last TWO DAYS
busv body Of men has been in secret session at .o
Grand Pacific Hotel where the annual mceuhg oi '"o
sunreme Council Of the United order of Halfway h"
poycs was held. This council represents a" " S'r :, %
,,s ., .a,,ro,d men except the Brotherhood of En-
,o,, and ,,c order Of Railway Conductors. reSo
uon was passed opposing the socalled Local system
81 federation and providing that the supreme Councl
shall he recognized the only emnt6e tin the ooMSr
-, a,r arc President F. =. sargent vice prcsi,aeh..
george H. Howard secretary ana 'resSS ,Sa, tSc c"nnc
4 enurisbinp and growing daily.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
PLUNGED DOWNA STEEP GRADE TO DEATH
THREE MEN KILLED AND FIVE HURT IN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD WRECK.

Ashcville n. C., June 15.-A destructive wreck oc-
Cured last night the Ashcvillc and sparfanbtrs
division Of the Western North Carolina Railroad Ihc
dead are Engineer J. J. omyra, OF chester. = u
Engineer Lewis Tunstall. of Yorktown, Va; Fireman
" 4; TAYLOR Of MorrstOwn, Tenn. The injured are
c. Bowcock, haman, thigh broken; George kicKe'ts
conductor injuries not serious, escaped by Jumping
william Hoe fireman. slight injuries escaped py Jump
ing two cOlored br5kcmcn named Foster ana "icchec
painful bat not dangerous injuries.
From the apex OF Saluda Mountain to MelroNe' me
scene OF the accident, distance of more thai three
miles there is a fall OF fully 600 feet An cngihc
is kept constantly there to help all trains up an"
down the mountain. rhe track was wet last hiGht
,hor n coal train started down. and soon after be
nirg the descent il became evident that the twelve
loaded cars were too much for both engines 10 holu
,,ith all brakes down. The speed graduay qm.hencu
under the heavy pressure untll spesu Vl Had
mi,ce an hour was reached, when the tracks spread
and the entire train plunged headlong down the noun
% ,;n With n terrible crash The loss 10 the company
toin nne and cars alone will reach $4,000. This IS
IN Tho fourth wreck on this road within week.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
A VICTORY FOR FRENCH NATIoNALISN.

OTTAWA. tTunc Il Spccah.-Premcr Mercer of
Quebec tonight claims majority Of uhriy IN IN"
Provincial House elections. only fifteen are Fneh'h-
speaking members and OF the fifteen. four are Catholics
+, Is a sweeping victory for the party Of French
Nationalism and will enormously strengthen frch'h
aspirations in the province which stands between
british Canada and the Mercicr Is FTch'h
Nationalist first and after that an AnneXationi>t ana
nearly all his supporters the same The Dominion
Oovernment went TO the extreme length IN hghtlnR
the Nationalist and helping the Con-"TVatvcs VINO
snpport tho british connection. and not fewer thah
four Cabinet Ministers from OTTAWA went uo"h w
influence the elections.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
THE PARTITION OF AFRICA.
RITTER COMPLAINT IN THE BhilSh
CAPITAL
SURRENDER OF HELIGoLNND
Is DENOU NCED-THE Il IBEENL> sA4-
IsFIFD HOWEVER.


London. June IS" The Pail Mall "a2c''e'
commenting on the settlement oil te fu'Nuo"s
between England and Germany Tea'iVe I" A''i-
can territory. denounces Lord salisbury SUI
.an,or ~ tho Island of Heligoland to Germany IN
return for German concessions IN Africa AZ N"'n,'
rll hut saws that the announcement ol 'ho ''''''
ncnt was admirably dramatic
Tho :, Jan,cs's Gazette says: The agree
o,, :. a had bargain. 1t will he the duty Of
Parliament tn reject the bill proVldns ior ''' ""'
render of Tleligoland 10 Germany.
The Globe snys: Lord Salisbnry's gains are
mare than adeuuate-thcy are ample Eh2"ho
Gains fnr more than she gives away. II Germany
has Gained her chief point in the interior oi Africa
,vc have wisely strengthened our control oi 'he
Fast Coast The establishment Of Brltlsh pro-
,octorate over Zanzibar is handsome set-oh 10 the
surrender Of IIeligoland
Mr. Morley told lobbyist to-day thai the
agreement with Germany was equi'aoic ana '"''
the front bench of the Opposition woulu ho' up
nose it, The Radicals are furious
Berlin June ls.-.The newspapers OF 'his Guy
onproye the agreement between Germany an"
ENGLAND concerning their respective territories j"
africa. and express congratulations 'ha' 81" Wv
points in dispute between the two couh'f's hh'
hoep satisfactorily settled. The agreement me
papers say, VIII cStaDlisn Hle NSt iol1s rr,uro
tween Germany and England in the near lu.uIe; ";
which will he guarantee OF the coh'iiu""'' VI
The "Dcutsches Tagbatt,7 however eommcnIE n,,IG
;pc on the East African agreement says ~ oU;r
moi have believed that Germany wouio i'"'''i''''
lis claim to such vast territory. aug aIord
paris. June IS.-The Temps says -,
salisbury has carried his desire 10 ple%Se reI'al m M
90 Tho utmost limit When We thihh oi a. ; to
10 .nu memories connecting Equatorial Africa
S%I,0S ~i,h tSc % TIsory Of English explorers and when
,ve consider how recent are 6ern"nH > rm"is%
there and the danger OF cutting IN tw. tIe va Iii
nnssessions we can only conclude that Loln an
M has very powerful reasons for making SUI
LARGE concessions We vainly seek 10 ~ ui,.bif ,bich
hat secret concessions Germany has lhau' WIN"
cnnid exnlain Lord Salisburys generously
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
srrzrn roR sMIGGI1NG CHINAMEN.

Ottawa Ont, June l5.-Mr. Young, inspector "
Customs for British Columbia. reports 10 'nc DopaD @
ment that he has Just seized the schooner "o''n '''
for nfraction Of the customs laws. The Ve>sc' o'''
from Victoria via Provost llarbor. but nsuau VI so.s
10 the destination reported to the COLLECTOR oo 'p -
tain ran the vessel in the bay along lhe c0aS. . w
Vancouver Island. and there took on Dodru no a., -
Cinnamon for the purpose Of smuggling "'o'" '
tta cd states.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
THE CHANGES IN DETAIL.

, DUTY PUT on WORKS OF ART-THE TOBACCO
SCHEDULE UNCHANGED.
Washington. June ls.-The following changes have
hoer made nv the Senate Finance Committee In tho
Tariff bill as 1t passed the House
In the chemical schedule: ..n..a
Tanic acid or tannn, so cents per pound treduced
from 21. -, ,s xv..
Iogwood sumac hemloct and other bark ayes
IA cent (reduced from l cent?. ,.
Glycerine (crude), 1-2 cents per pound 're"u'e"
from cents). ....>
Extract of licorce, cents (redaced from centse
Allzarne assistant containing less than oo y"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
THE VESUYIUS RUNNING AGROCND

PHILADELPHIA June 1s-The dynamite cruiser Vesu-
wins fifteen minutes after casting hose from her
moorings at O'Clock this morning at League Island,
grounded on the spit of land that makes out At the
point where the schuy XIII emptics into the Dela-
ware lust west Of the Navy Yard. Tugs were Called
but they were unable to her, even upon 'hc top
of the flood tide. The efforts were renewed In the
Afternoon and at 30 O'Clock the combined work OF
her own engines and two Lowcrful tugs pulled her
hack into deep water
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
r,n,ur. wnv nY AMERICAN RIFLEMEN.

n.a,aor lime 1.-The American prize -"inhcrs W
.,o shooti,c contest are: First biri-Rahdon 'p"'
CROWN. Martin Fischer Imperial elobc' ana ann
mann. the champion Of North America seco," 1'' a..
schroeder (sceptre and tail. two pTzcsI. al VI
foregoing are New Workers. At tie i,o nr' TtschIg
,.rre, Jordan Of New NOFk. made 2l3 PDnO' 'c,sro
- san Francisco: BJ9 and JacOby, oi sal nd
100 At the Wescrflcd target Zimmerman ma" f Xcw
rings echrOcdcr 50. JacOby 80, ana bnsrc' vi 49,
YORK So The prizes arc biscutboxes' sPoon'' '''0'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
MIsTRIAL IN A BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT.

London, June Is.-Thc jury In the case OF MISS
wcdcmann against Captain Robert Horace Walp"le
for breach Of promise Of marriage to-day announced
10 the court that they unable to agree upon a
verdict. and discharged. This was the scc"nh
trial Of the case. on the first trial verdict was
found for the defendant because the plaintiff refused
10 answer certain questions regarding the birth 0f
her child of which She charged captain Walpnle was
tho father a new trial granted on the ground
flat Miss Weidcmann. who j. a German. did not
properly understand the purpOrt Of the questions.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
FIVE DEATHS FROM CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
OTHER COUNTRIES TAKING PRECAUTIONS
AGAINST THE ASiNTIC EPIDEMIC.

AGAINST THE ASiNTIC EPIDEMIC.
Madrid June IS.-Thrtecn new cases NJ cholera
vcrc rcported At PIcla de Rugat yesterday. There
have been five more deaths there. The disease Il
generally decreasing in Valencia.
Con>tantinoplc. June l-.-ln consequence of th'
on,brcak Of cholera in spain. the Government has
established quarantine against all vessels arriving
from spanish ports.
London. june 1-.-Iortural and Italy have taken
precautions To exclude cholera.
Paris tupc 15-The Eoursc was depressed today
owing 10 fears that the cholera now prcviilnc IN
several places the province of Nafca' >pa'' VIII
extend and reach thi, country and doubt as to the
amount Of the French law
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
cARRIER pIGEoNs rR0N EYEAUD's sIIIP.

Havana, June 1s.-Yest.rlay afternoon 'nc o'''o'
,r,,or nircons taken ON the steamer Lafayette re
turncd to this city. They brought the following us
patch: s,,.
We drink gass Of champagne to tnc prOsPy,,,S pro ,S
Of cuba, keeping In eternal remembrance o"L nra
reception. Eyraud sleeps tranquility ana looks "of7
resigned 10 his fate. , crrrcoy
GUILLADE, sOUDAls, ROURE ana SiEi"'N'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
PETIT BEATEN AGAIN.

London June 1S-AnOthcr game OF tennis between
saunders, the English player. and Petit the Ancri-
can took place to-day. IL played at kensing'oh'
Petit was defeated, his being 10 saundcrss D.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
rur rArurR OF WALTER VALLEY ARRESrED

New-Haven, June IS (specIa-Edward Maliey'
Won known dry goods man OF this city, ana iather OF
Walter Malley, who figured so prominently IN The
Jennie Cramcr murder trial, was oday arrested Tor
refusing to answer questions concerning ms Tai e
SaIe professor is 10 be arrested similar charge
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
STANLEY TO GOVERN TIE congo STATE.

London, June ls.--A dispatch TO The ran Man
Gazette, from its correspondent at BRUSSELS says ao
nowcrror Of the Congo state Mr.. stanley Will as
sune the duties Of the Office in 1871
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19

Washington June i5.-A cable message was re
ceived al the Navy Department today annonhcihs
tbc arrival of the squadron of Evolution at Pahla and
wing that il would sail tomorrow for RIO DC
Jancir0.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
TIE NEwFoUNDLAND FISHERIES.

Paris. June I7.-It I, officially announced that the
agreement relative 10 the Newfoundland lobster fish
cries f. being Loyalty observed by the French fisher
men and that no complaint, have been received.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
,rn mn, book TRTSr IN WASHINGTON.

olympia, Wash, June Is 'epeciail'-"o'.o ~ =. y
. to.tuc,od tho prosecuting attorney Of this county
=, nroccoa AGAINST the Book Trust agents. H. l..
rdwords and ! W Omack, two agents, nave neu.
They have been dismissed from the employ Oh inc
American Book Company
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
COUNT KALNoKY SERIOUSLY II

Vienna. June 1S.-Count KaInoky, Miniser Oh foi
e,cn Affairs for the Whole Monarchy. has been at
tackled by "a chill. Ills condition Is serious
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19

TIE FISHERIES PROTECTION SERVICE.
Ottawa. ont, June 15.-1hc fisheries protection Ser.
vice will be resumed this week probably saturday.
FOur cruisers viii go into cOmmi sion.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19

at midnight on June IL in collision with the bark
Minero. from Newport for Acajutla. The other IS
returning in a damaged condition. There was no loss
OF life.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
CHANCELLOR Won cApRIvI DECORATED

Berlin. June l7.-Empcror william has cohierTeo
the decoration OF the Order Of the Black Eagle upon
Chancellor Won Caprivi
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
REGENTS EXAMINATIONS.
SESSION TO BE HELD IN THE COLLEGE OF
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

Albany, June IA (speciaD-on september 3D. -
and o. the examination OF the Regents OF the Uni
reitv undcr Chapter 400 Laws of 1890 will be held
IN tour places in the state in order that the candi-
dates may be accommodated without travelling great
distances. For the southern section the examine
ions will he held at the College OF Physislahs rh aiu
viii be opcn to both law and medical students.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-19
A STEAMER SINK BY A BARK.

London, June Is.-The steamer West Cumberland
from Carthasena for Mostyn, was sunk on Finsterre