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New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Notices Of marriage must be indorsed with full
name and address
DIEU.
1890. Rebecca NJ. wife

BouToN-suddenly. on June l. 1890. Rebecea NJ. wife
The 9 TsnySs fSS and friends family respectfully
invited to attend funeral service wtihssasy june "
1882 iSs vat. ss hnlR@it asd.st. 10 " h. ' "'' '' '
cEDSao1 MO@tay morning. & a Of 9'i ass rdsnes cas Sss
RSstSs Ssfar and %I hqGn d a invited to funeral
services ON wednesday evesing at \ 80 o'clock
Monday Jpne 2 S1ry ny 4 s yrcss; ss;
Friend. d attend the furcal from ,her hsr late Il tei 4,
HARDEvBERGH-o Monday mornng Mary \. wife e
| John L. Iiardenbergh. Ir, and daughter o' "o ~~
Services a. tSe home Of her mother Hac~ensacs n j.
on "Wednesday, 4th inst. at : 80 p m
KERR-At Nowburg y. Y. June g. 1890. George W.
Funeral services At st. corscs Church Thursday June
kindly omit flowers.
LEoYARD-on Monday. June 2 1890 Iohn Heoarck'on.
eldest OF william b. and Jennie n Lecn'ri ~. o..
gHsra !cryees % % nSe q MS parent. rs I'''
1n.sm.nt an az the coaytniSncs Of the family
S. Middle S,oaa sS Sa o c c b cnaa.
Funefa I .erylces Vii he hcd at his late resd:neee g
o'clock.
suddenly at Chicago H. on SUNDAY day. June ss,I l.
Fnnesa az home Of hs parents. Ithaca y. " wenes
MccoMB-on Tuesday. June B. Isabel. wife Of the ia'"
Funeral THURSDAY 5h inst, a. her a1e ,6 5'ansS sgn;
EOchy hll y J. 'tIIlSh'' "''' 'N'
Boston papers please copy. ,
MITLER-At New-Castie, Westehestsr Co.i y IA on
Monday June 2, 1880 sarah Louisa NNn,,t' tI.,s.on
II, nTy Muller ard youngest dauglter OF sarah in,sa
Merritt end the late william Henry HARRISON o' p''
rSn,ai sor,ices win be held Methodist Episcopal
Church Newcastle. M-ine day Jun" y AZ - . il
ar4s at Wy Mount %ff' R,lo Kan Station
rntern'ent In Union Cemetery. Bedford. y T.
MORGAN-On Monday, June p 1890 Matthew :. Morsnn.
psistiy and friends also members Of Goorge Washington
Todgo 5s5 T. and 4. NJ and 1h9trcai heci thc- ~
sorison ap Invited attend the fun' RAJ rerNcs RON
bs Church Of the nsnguration, ssth- near "thNe'
on Thnrsday June b 1890. az o'cloFH p m
| Interment az WOODLAND
| pvnTp srdaanlv az his residence near Peach Lake,
Funeral a. MS late residence Wedneli June l. al 80
carraSes Will meet trains arrying'st Brewster untD
! IL 80 y. M , e,s. -.
! SMITH-In St louisville " y juno j. o'"''' SMITH,
! in tho 18th year OF ms age
| SMrTU-At her residence. StlufTd. Conn, on
tuesday Afternoon June 3, Abigail Jane, VIE OF Na~
bic smith In the 69th year Of her age -, -.
Funeral services from her late lcsueh'e Oh N"' '"'
! o, at o'clock y. II. 49, -.
sTEVEysON-On Tuesday 80 Inst, Matte, daughter Of
Thomas Stevenson.
Funeral from her late residence "of -ua''' "" ~
day, at p. o.,--..,,t. c.,,,.e-.
Intsrment n the family plot Cortiandyile Nn'''FF'
THURBER-suddeny. the afternoon OF June D. OF apo
| plcxy l. +. Thurber.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Syracuse and Utica papers please copy.
! VEDDER-At Atlanta, ca June .. Alexander Marce.us
Vcdder Of New York eldest son OF Ceeste - ana 'hs
Notice Of funeral hereafter
schenectady papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Postonce Notice.
,Sho,id h. read daily By all intercstc

tshoud be read daily by all interested. as changes may
ftsSr for oh countries need not be Tscialy .as
sessef for d.d ed'fS tn Sd SS dpate % b1nEnS and
nSFa docgment. letters not ;peeiay addressed beng
'e'f fofn mails toT me SseK ending Ipns viii close
& m t6r for ,s; Irssad I5,s Pr n and BFssS; osi
mic VIA oIecn,t2~h E sY'e s 'SIretd ner BrannicS
30 FOR Europe per s. = Lahn wa -ss,sa .pr
IahaS At a. m. for Belgium direct Per So NoSrS. 5
land Ma Antwerp Heters must be directed PER
es'er. sHa must AZ Se drSed 'S' .pdr M for
Para and N'Rs2' ps2 naf pdripS Por ; NuS'''
IS 80 I Spas fS1 E%eP
difertcd per NSrnsnnlaT; az II m for Fortune
I.anf % to nfyi bcnada aaa fsSaa- pr q:SSc is S,
ana sa@psG Ssp cuba R peg 6 SaniR5S IS%
nrsaq, a. 80 p po H D. Gr % for ST. per
Rysn. tsI Ff5iSas 9r. ;i'9S s4 Ga.S S'Ri a 'y
must be sdDS. dTes'td r+c er , n p S
Rio Janero per Ccyloni at D. H. for Porto hies
airsss sSrP PfRs RDA1S for Fencs sySTlaTS %ts
Iisy sEyc spain 3. and M rOSS fSP Bfan ireland sum
Sha3a Aoss ana Ss NS,"g Sr oSr aiopan
e must dssGs Sxc4Sn S1 NasTsy s SS Ea
and Turkey Edsr ya Bremen mus. s' he ' aIree,
pe Ede snasm at $50 va "a A. Hsra% ,Sr lam ss:er mus,
Tsf'a pr crca,s Via glasgow detrs N.Y., be SiSss!es
a1S pfF YmSatan YTSs.,a per- Letter. ioI cSHe, Mc1;
Ican Stat and Cuba must De ulr'tttu =
az 2 N M for Nicaragua per = s. hariah' from Ne"'
orSSSn.y-At D. m. for Truyillo, Ruatan and Puerto
co,,,, ner : : :. Oteri from New;orlran- ~ ~.
tor costa Rlca via Limon, per = = HI'pa'a To" Ne"
orleans. -,, , ron., nor : = civ Of peknQ
,.cr San Franctscol. close here June - AZ - ~ Y w
urou - the Uawaiian Islands per Australia from
Mai n cisco, 1iose here June IA at 3Q p M Mails
Sah ,ustr.l, New Zealand. Hawaiian, Fi ana samoan
GLANDS per Alamcda rom san Franei-ee clos. nere
m. arrival az New, ofk ~ = =.
Jun ,SitR British mails for .ustralal Mails for :he
Tropc BIRD t,rpin Snh
Se Mere June s2 at 30 p m Mails Tor Newfound.
land by rail Halifax and thence by st''mrr, Glose AZ
niI I 9Tr Ron and thence by steamer close a this ores
M 40 o. m. Mails for cuba BY raj n Tampa,
Fa and thence by steamer Via KY West ta close a.
tnl, ois sDecaly addressed for dispatch by steamer,
nInsc d1, n: this onice daily at .. m.
vIos vIosTe sch,due of closing Of TfansIaohc mails Il
rgd on the presumption o. their unnte-rpted overland
as,t to san Francisco Mails from the East arriving
on time az Francisco on the day q sailing q s,.smes
are dispatched thence the same DAY Registered ma"
CLOSES AZ y CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. Postmaster.
postornce New.York n. Y, May 80, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
M1RRIFD.

ppooKs -oAKrS-At pobbs Ferry. n Y, on on ue Wos 90
iHt Iy the RI. Rev Bishop Potter ot Ne"'io'A
...rH",c., oakes 10 FREDERICK Brooks, OF Boston -.
M, NuT-THU RBET-In BROOKLYN on 3u mse' ,har q, r.
pi' t,re ol Sir Foyd w. Tilloson the priue or
~ hy the Rev Charles w. Homer Lotto ~ 'I"hi
r ~ hs lac Leander Thurber, OF Bay shoie H. L. "
Henry r. De Mllt, OF this city
No cards
nrvoE- -DoRLAND-T Tuesday, June g lS9o a. noon i
Rev Robert NJ Berkeley. Edmund M,A,rl ~, an,
IN, Nrrnon 10 Margaret Campbell daushNr vi SAM
uel e., Dorhnd, OF Hastingsohhuuson -,. ~,
,,rr,r cWYER-On Tuesday, June $ az ht OhIrch n o
- N,rv the Virgin. BY the Rev Thomas Mchee bru"t
,,artn, ddugher the late Charleo Henry ""9cF u"
SNai,"r T. Felt 9th Of this city .
,.ttTu WUTELFR-On Monday, June = ls'V az az tne
rdrncr OF brides parents oS tno ,th Nee''i "
=, Eeith Dora Wheeler AMI Boudltoo h''1''
,,,cSn<- -PANCOAST-On TUESDAY. June . by the he''
VI - = Steen sadie PancOast u Henry - M"ssoh
,.r,,N >NIAW-On Tuesday, June g. io9o at tne lrst
church. Yonkers y oN tne itN aUi.i
ma u D. ,,eorae Ransom, eldest u"uen oi er
ns'u 49, =, ,he Kry John ) Penman, OF lryngton-oh-
pi,rn ~ruoMAs-On Tuesday June g. at st. paul Z; /;
Snnfsh; Msrv Ghichester daughter OF Henry ~
Thomas TO Frederic IL. Reed - - 9, .
pnI, -LAs,,LI--June ., 1890. William Ethelher'
hVo,od. M D. TO Eirene King Laseli IN flrs1 rr.s'
,,t'pian church Orange, N j., by Kew. H. d. lSicr'
~ New York. . -. ,,...,..
- t.r NFSl-On Tuesday. June s., az ~ ilohas ~
Vow Wind-or Iudson, by the rev Wliour r.
vtstns D. ID assisted by the Rev Kenneth Maek.n-
40 ir Mary Roosevelt. daugh'eS OF MIS- r.nfsosrl w
ard th, late Lewis West to j. Moan IL Siee' oi Nc"'
York
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
New York, June 8, 1880.
COMPLAINING OF A STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


TO the Editor of The Tri bune.
Sir Allow me 70 call attention through Your col
umns to a most mcivil proceeding on the part OF te
Hamburg Steamship Company. This morning re
ceived a personal invitation TO visit the NOrmannia
from l until O'Clock. With friend who had also
received an invitation reached the boat at O'CLOCK
ana we were Kept on by two policemen, VINO sao INA,
the boat had enough people on it already. several
people besides ourselves who had tickets were trheh
away There was nothing left for US but 10 return 10
the city.
Al the Office of the company the only satisfaction
was curt reply that there limit 70 AL things.
and also the capacity OF the Norlnannla y seems
prompted tte Of the company 70 regulate their
tnyitations by the capacity " tiB. boat and not %
make the unsuspectiug rec pcnt 0 an Invitation waste
an afternoon and ferry tickets G.
New York June =, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
NEW DELEGATES TO BE ELECTED.

Patrick Gleason presided last night special meeting
NJ the Municipal Council Of the National League
M II West Twenty cighth-st, arrangements for
the election delegates to the Council by the
throughout the city. The present Council goes Of
existcnce az the end Of this MONTH Secretary FukaH
vss Instructed to send circulars to the secretaries Of the
local branches directing that delegates TO
lr~l Council be elected. These, In turn viii DO called
anon 10 elect officers at special meeting.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
rR cLrvrLAyp slrs TIE rlGHr IsyT ovER YET

Mr. CLEVELAND StTS THE FIGHT INNT w l." i"' '
Philsdlphia. june 81 bushes mons meeting for
the purpose OF protesting against the passage ."
Mckinley TauG hill was held at the walnut '''''
Theatre TN, afternoon. Alexander X. MHlHr' pr"
sided and the Ii-t Of vice presidents included th'
names OF many prominent businc-s men OF Fh'''
Gcphia The buildiu~ wn- crowded. the TOBACCO t'l
plate and woolcn induric- being largely represented
The speaker, wcso Conrr-.smcn McAdoo oi
Ncw Jersey: Springer. OF Illinois; bynum "i
lndiiyla. aud HrccInridsc, oi k'h'u'"N' ''''
springer made the opening sp,cch, conhninS him
self to the woocu schedule of The h'll'
Mc,,r.. idoo and Eynum made general speeches
against th. bill The closing addrc,, was delivered
bv Nlr Ercckinrdcr H. speech was largely dcV"t"i
to "a description of the manner IN which the Dih ""'
considered in the House. lie charged tA'l suu'o"V
time Wa- not allowed Tor definite. tii 'rh'du'' "''o
p,-cd without bcns reld, an! that turr "e'c
allowed los the committee prepare various schedules
IN -uch a way a.. 10 favor their own interests.
Tonight a mass meeting Of textile worIcra called FOR
the same purpo,c e., the afternoon mec ting was HELD
at Textile HAIL iu kcn,uston. q suburb ol ihIlio'i
phia IN which most of the large WoolI'n mllIN are !"
Gated. The mcouus Wa, under The a"'p'e'
oi the T,rin Reform club. the membership "l "n'"
consists mostly II wormtn In the mills VINO "'o "P
po-ed o the propnsc increase in the duty Oh imported
wool, Mc,,r, springer. Brcchnrdgc McAH'" anu
l.ynum were the principal speahcrs at this mcc'nIt'
II /, estimated that from 1000 to 10000 people,
most of them worhusmcn were at l'I' "'''''7'
Three overflow m.ctinss were ncccs,ary Ec'ol'''o"'
dcnounclng the Tarih bl were adopted.
\ letter of regret rad from Grover '''c"'''''
who said among other tl'n-': ..
know that with the feeling no" 1 a1'o" yity III Of
land and with the Intense existence am "'tN nYa
such club, as Your. TIE clam pre- ,uli''''' go.
that ti, people AZ the Last election "nWrff H., cu,
unnu th, -u,lcrt of tariff adjustment Will nr, C%'n IN
Ihatically denied and that our wnrNhEm,i n'u ,per @
farmer, will continUc to agilAe & &ui.n ,rc, @ .cd zeal
ffftTA ny tE.
ana i'm The lislt II increased hnowIeIEe anu t IN ar
cncc until they arc determined hna,N, aiiu I !" q"
c",dsncc win the American spirit OF falr pIay'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
THEIR SIXTY FIFTH WEDDING DAY.

Bedford, Mass, June 3.-Alfred Bacon and susanna
Reed Bacon yesterday celebrated the sixty fifth ann'
versary Of their marriage, which took place in led
The bridegroom and bride eighty light and eighty
four years old respectively. Both were born In bed-
ford. and have lived here all their lives Both fam
es are associated with the early history OF the tow
the Bac0n ancestors having settled here before inc
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
SOME QUESTIONS FOR MR.. VAIL To ANSWER

TO the Editor Of The ribune.
Sir: Charles VI. Vals reply 70 your criticism OF
the way caucuses upon the Produce Exchange
must make great many Of the old members smile, as
il does the writer ] should like 10 have him tell me
how many Of the presidents who have been elected
within the last fifteen Years have been Republic CANS
and how many Democrats. He might also say how
many have been members of Tammany Hall. How
many Republicans have been nominated FOR Office by
the faction formerly led by Alexander Meakm-now
Excise Commissioner-v1thin the same period For
what was Mr. Meakim rewarded with that COmmis
sonership and how long has he lived in this country
II Mr. Vail Will these few questions. We can
readily discover just what kind Of politics run the
Produce Exchange. lie can do ~ VIII ne
New-YOrk, June 2, 1880. AN EA-MEMBEk
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
rrRArD's MISTRESS ~ GREAT GLEh

Paris Nav of.-Thc news Of tho arrest at Havana
- Evraud the stranglcr Of Goufrc has caused big
sensation along the Roulevards in the lodges of the
Par, houses and among the 100000 readers Of the
Petit Journal The Inge dlnstruction about to
close his investigation Of the crime Of July a6 1850
and b. orer the release Of Remy Launee. suspected
accomplice against whom precise evidence was
f,und when Information cane OF EyTaUd's arrest.
Gabrielle Bonpart tho mistress Of Eyraud when
learning OF his arrest, exclaimed joyfuy Al last y
md during the whole evening she gayly chated and
laughed With the sisters Of Charity and the female
guardians in her prison. The next day her lawyer
called 10 see her. and she continued 10 show great
io, over the copturc. Then they will bring him
back to Paris - she said. Why. certainly replied
tho lawyer "And | will see him - "W course.
AZ the luge Constructions Office. You are afraid Of
lam ,r Certainly. lie will surely kill me, If he
can do it.
The two inspectors Of " la Surcte.7 Galarde and
America IN pursuit Of Eynud, leave To day by the
Bourgoguc. which sails from liavrc. Hefore their
departure they held conference with Ouesnay do
Beaurcpare the General Public Prosecutor, and VI.
DopIfei lu1e d'nstrucon. \ Partisan dentist called
ON Them Offering all nfillibe method To prevent any
successful attempt Of Eyraud TO escape. III give
you" he says. "a box Of pills Of my invention:
Zach morning yOull give one IA your man, who VIII
fail Immediately into catalepu' sleep. which 10
would be an easy matter 10 maintain until your ar
rival I'm Paris The Surete's agents politely de-
clincd this offer
The two agents Of the French detective force, Chief
Inspector Gaiarde and Sergeant SOudas, sent 10 take
Fyr,ud the murderer, from Havana TO France. ar
rived hero on La Bourgogne yestcriayh They VIII
pobally sail for Havana TINS afternoon on the eeAe.e
dtou of the murderer and the detectives nope u eVo
cuba with their prisoner On June Ii.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
IRON IND STEEL TOEKEES.
ANNUAL CONVENTION Or THE ANALGAMATED
ASSOCIATION - rIIrsDuRG.


ASSOCIATION ~ PIITsDuEG.
Pitt.burg juno b. Tie annual convention Of the
Amalgamstcd Association of Iron and steel Workers
"a. opened ~ Turner Hall in this city this morning
With $50 delegate from all parts of ~ country.
Tl. session wa- taken p almost entirely with per
fect.e the organization ,rd nothing II interest tran
,u.r,d Tho u0.' important matter 20 be- considered,
, u.uaI VII O., TIE adoption of -calr of wages
rhc provisions - no r.W -.1". which VIII probably
not he presented 20 tie convention for several da}
ase guarded with great s.cr~cy ly the members II
the Wace, Committee" n klowu that many
changes viii ir made 900 ~" -ofle and the mos! I'm
pnriaut 81 these is the advance o. Dc asked fr Ia
boiling TN. Was not O.. .d~i upon by the Wages
Committee iudIsduillF. A member ~ IN" committee
aid odav that nn expression had been secured i'm
every .ubord.,a ld- aud ~" committee was com
poled 70 Doe governed bv tho wi.'r, = IN" majority
II tho scale as reported o tho convention IS adopted
-6 viii Doe asked f,r b0n, on a 2ccnt card and
- - Oh g cent card with 80 cents extra ton for
boiling half pig iron and hnlf pot metal ard stove
plato. Oihor extra W,u be charged, ranging uoIl
- cents 70 81 ior catify~ and rlnncS over seventy
five Z bound, ~ tla piece and f0r hot 0fe TX.
Here VIII Ie more cytrte' lu thc scale lllH fri,
than usual. owing 20 ~" omission oi hbQ'i' anu
common mill hands. who must ~ proVid ~ Ip,,
There viii also boz d demand fpr an hdNah'' III "t
10 per cont advance al around 90 every deIarnyt,."
They nill ask for This. and VIII PROMISE wv NO. &G
NJ" adoption of sliding seal" - D' s'N 10
during the year ~ tre price ~ st'"l Mhif 90. iS,
manufacturers are already ~h' hlng up IN ,I d,y,
~ trouble The convention Will b" in session ''' '"'
or two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
ScNnnn snrRnlN " TOWN.

Amopc tbc promlpent polltlcal visitors here ye'"r'
,,v were senator roln sherman and Powell Clay'on'
Of Arkansas, Mr.. sherman came over iI"" - ""
ncton 10 look after some private business Dc'c ""',
cnrrpssed hi, attention completely tlht nc "'u Nv
time 10 talk about the Mckinley blIi or any XII T Twoud
lie did say however. that the VI. hlnr. . ~ amcuded
certainly pass the senate although 1t might Dc a'eO'"
ia a few places
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
GRowIyG AFFECTIOSATE.

From The Chicago Tribune
Mamma said the pcttcd young lcircss, IS II
true that Aunte simpsons fever lcft her qultc dci
and nearly blind -
That l. what your COnsin simpson writes hciI. d,
Let her come and live with MS. mamma piem u
the daughter with eyes almost tcariul III tHcH cHuo
sympathy. ~ want her ior chapeIon"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
CALLING ELECTRICITY TO ITS DEFENCE.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
sir: The following correspondence shows how the
rights OF citizens respected by the District Tec
graph and Burglar Alarm Company Of Harlem, office
no 1O4 West One-hundred and twenty -ffih-st
+, X. HALSrED.
New-York, June 3, 1890.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
o4RDryG THE VIEW CRUISER VESUVTUS.

Philadelphia. June 3.-The Gew dynamite cruiser
,-.-,,t,,. was boarded to-day by Lieutenant Seaon
ecbroeder her commander, the officers and the crew
eutenan. Schroeder read the orders directing him to
aka command A thorough inspection OF the vessel was
do and hs Secretary Of the Navy was Informed that
an was well. It is not yet known "h''r 'h' 'eSN'uS
VIII D., equipped at this port or In New-forA.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

The buckingham Hotel on Fith Avenue, New New,
xt i dc,crvrdly popular with the travelling pubic
~ ount M lis admirable stuaton. perfect sanitary
on ." .snts inNurlous and comfortable furnishing.
m Wn1 as lis unrlvalled restaurant ana rca,9naoo
rbar,,s It offers all the comforts OF hohe' W.ii'
any of the cares and annoyances OF houschccPi"s
I,stnn Home Journal.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

wbon the Liver fails to act and you are bilious and
ont Of sorts uso Dr. D. Jaynes sanatve Pills 10 bring
,bout healthy action of tho Liver and remove all
distressing symptoms =
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
MARRIED.

WFICH-McGET-On Tuesday, June 3, 1900 at the Meth.
odst Episcopal Church, Painned. n j., hy the Rev.
Charles b. Mitchell assisted BY the Edwin r. Foley.
Adelaide Frances daughter Of James Mcce to he Rev.
Herbert Welch, OF New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Berton Sec"
Quarts, $50. Pints. s3" net.

no NOT neglect To disnfect the drains with Sanitas
~, ~ ~" P h.,f,.r than wealth At druggists. -.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
APOLLI\AR1S.
APOLLI\AR1S.
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"

AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.
Extracts from the Report on the Pollution Of wa'~
supplies.
cities f. IN great pstb u"e "
IN. sSWaye In the water supply.
''we cannot eyes TO me rauo1 w Nl- IN ~
between sewage N our streams anu NF''N ~ "
cities thai arr supplied by them
Thirty thousand people die OF yphoii rover s"h"'iy
I'm the United states Of America
..Tbs pur;v of ApOllinaris water overs ue o..
ancurity against dangers which are chi"h 70 H"''
Of the ord nary drinking waters '-Medl'a hc'"'u' -
ApOrJINARIS-"The annual eOn,unpl on OF tsla
,a>ortte beverage Affords striking PROOF OF VIZ.
spread demand which exists iof @oie ""''' u '
pIrt Medical Journal.
NOrICE-Thc well.known yellow Labels OF tne APoina
COMPANY Limited. protected BY PrFpc'ud'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

seldom ever" do the people have suen an & oplJII pilsII
,unitv 10 purchase valuable furniture a. stL
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
f.. X. Halsted

When in search OF business chances examine the
short advertisements In The Tribune. Ihcy are on
the ninth page to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

Sellers BUYERS and workers will ALWAYS find II To
their Interest 10 keep track n the little advertisements
81 thc people They printed on the ninth page
Oi The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Ncw.Ynrk. June .. 100.

Now York, june =, 1rUU,
Manager District Telegraph and Burglar Alarm co.
Dear Sir ON Saturday last. one Of your wires was
attached 10 the rear post of my back fence Please
take notice that wish this wire removed at once,
and that prohibit your company In the future from
trcsspassing In any way upon my prem5cS You
will save trouble by giving this matter your i'm
mediate attention Yours respectfully,
f.. K. HALSTED.
No. 80 West One hundred and thirty frst-st
F.. X. Halsted,
Dear Sir: We will leave the wire where II IS for
the present We warn yOu 10 keep yOur hands of
it. We viii put such current on as viii give you
a pain shonId Won toy with IL. Yours respectfully,
j. &. Tt RREl.L, Manager.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

When In search Of work or WORKERS. horse, or car
ria yes board or rooms or real estate, consult ih'
Tribnnc's little advcrti-c of the people hoi
will find them on the ninth page To daN.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
COMMENCEMENT

at the METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June II. At o'clock.
SETH Low. IL. D.. President.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Guefial Notices.
George 4. Leavitr & Comp

A. George 4. Leaviu & Company.
" FUGFNE OCONNOR, AtCTIOSEEE;,
ART ROOMS, 7s7 AID 7so BROADWAY
EXECUTORS SALE, - y o..x ocv
-.urs ,IyrDNFSDtY AFTERNOON AT O.CBcCk.
Al" CIIOICE OLD WINES. BHANDlIS, &c.
TO CLOSE ESTATE OF A. j. BoKDEN'
Con.lgned by THOMAS BCRLTNGHAM Esq,
50 Mil-st. Newport.
,,..,.. ,so- pon,n,rte 1925 and Duarv Cognaa
1908 BTandes March Bcnson's ISL JohanisteTs.
iSi3 and Iuno lei- Madoira Amont llado, 1871 trr-
ioa 1895 Saierus 1896 and DRY I79t Shcre' Bu.mes-
~, rar5 Old Re.fr 1915 Old London. l>o ana 1850
!,i I 1ntc and Holland Gins: GulcAenhoeg and Her.
rit,ys Ryc. IoKav A-,zI tknown - COM, Nnelas>y
v,', Tosar IMP rial poutrt Cllrt Grand YIN thatran
La,our L,oyills and NoniIose; Grand YIN l@ia'''@'
i ~ ;T1i,T anu UWgiYtS NAY RE EXAMINED THIS DAY
From q O'CLOCK 10 NOrh or SALE.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

Garnet Cleaning.-r. ". STEWART. S-6 sha'ss
send for circular; telephone cali. l2s 2l'tst.
E.tabIished 1s7s.-MRs McELkAIHe h%YNE HON EsiintHARR55
PRESEkVEp. BkANDlED. OANN~D N'D
FRUITS AND JEll.!ES., ,-,,v , eprrr.rTy
Pure RED CCRRANT JELLY sPEoiiA,Lmmi sPEoi ,m l. 70.
Everything put up giass and kept until Ist ~
pr,ces references &c. address MIS-: SAHAh . AHS
EATH sss Dcgrsw-es. Brooslyn y - ].
"This is an Age Of Apoiinaris water.
walter Besant.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

Il you want H. huy oi -oll ANYTHING. or Gnd work.
t..rur.t, oi tAe people,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
Columbia College.

A.. Columbia College.
pAccALAUREATE SERMON
~ Rev. T. W. CHAMBERS D. D..
8. ,h, cou.sa,e Dutch Church 9TH Ave and 4sth St.,
an SUNDAY evening, June 5, at o'clock.