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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

tlurTE sEAsoNABLE. Mr. w r Graham
has just received some elegant patterns
in domestic and imported goods, suitable
for the season. Finer designs and more
durable fabrics have never been seen in
the valley. The display is really an extra
one, and men wanting stylish suits or
pants should call and examine the pat
terms before buying. Prices the most rea-
sonable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

SpRINo JACKETS At CosT.--I
have small line Of spring jack
cts in colors / wish to close out,
and have reduced the price to
cost. They are the latest style
and bargain. | also have lire
of Spring Stockinet jackets for
$3.50 each, which Is the incest
Jacket for the price In the marxet.
SAMUEL e. YOUNG
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

BALLOT PArEa. county clerk has
received from the secretary d state "a
rcams Of ballot paper to be used In print
ing ballots for the june election. The
paper II 2ix3s inches, and viii make
I, $40 tickets 90 the Fcam, or - .0S0 tick
cts of the legal size, which II 4xi2 inches,
and IL an estimate Of ten tickets 10 every
vofaF
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

Judge Whitney, the democratic candidate
for prosecuting attorney Of the third judicial
distict has served in that capacity before. He
IS industrious and energetic and win make it
hot, 10 to speak. for his opponent,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

Fine oranges,
Onions and onion sets,
Early Rose and other potatoes,
Seed peas, beans, etc.
Cookies and crackers,
Dried fruits.
Fresh garden products,
All kinds canned goods,
Oatmeal, corn meal, flour, ETC.,
Pickles, relishes, etc.
Everything found anywhere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

<sAan- This Trade Mar k on n stove
kSysl4.ysYN means 1t Is the best thet ex-
SsxiS5s2I7&y pcrsfnce and skill can cons
v2y3iS3 trive. Sold only by g. w.
smith.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

Spring Has coME.-The stock OF wall
paper at Fortmiller & Irving's Is larger
than ever, being quite immense and In.
clude many new and beautiful designs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

| A TmnLLrNa ApyaNrumn. - Severa
hundred people rushing pell nell alont
the streets seeking points Of vantage on
the wharven late yesterday afternoon
caused considerable excitement. Out
over the river iloated large balloon and
from trapeze bar attached dangied q
man. The people stood with bated
breath, while the air ship slowly de-
scended and neared the water. Il wo-
man, .'Ohl he'll surely be drowned
Why don't they send a boat7n Nearer
and nearer the water sank the balloon,
and when only abut twenty feet Of space
remained the man let 20 his hold aud
dropped into the river with splash and
sank out Of sight. Two women tainted
but In second the mans head appeared
above the surface and loud shout went
up from all the wharves.
Several hundred yards from where the
aeronaut dropped was . fishing boat and
In IL were two men and q woman. The
men were not disposed 20 60 10 the res
cue, but the woman WIS and when they
declined she shipped pair Of oars into
the rowlocka and pulled away for the
man who swan towards them. At the
same time steam launch put out but
the small boat reached the swimmer first
aud pulled him out Of the water. He
was subsequently put on board the tug
and then the balloon, which had coli
lapsed, was picked up. The man who
met with this adventure was Professor
Redmond, belonging 10 McMahon's cir
cus.--Astoria Pioneer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

Albany has three restaurants, ali being
we'll patronized. This fact speaks lsudly
Of the transient residence in the city. Il i
larger than ever before.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

II vou want either to buy or sell your
property place the same in the hands Of r
Aahby & Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

You osn saye many dime by trading ct
II HubbardA new drug store. Try it.
New cream cheese JUST received At Conrad
Meyers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

II you want to speculate and will compare
prices, you will buy ia Fair Dale.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

Good cooking stove only $40 st Hopl,,s q
Saltmarsh's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

Warranted garden hose at Matthew. s,
Wsshburn's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

AFTER FEEs.-A man tells the DEMO-
cRAr that he saw q boy on horseback
drive several COWS in from the country a
few days ago, taking them to the city
pound. As the jurisdiction OF the city
laws is confined to the city this kind Of
conduct is pretty tough on the owners Of
the bovines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

TRAIN LoAD.-Every few days train
loads Of beef cattle pass through Albany
for Portland and the gound. Thursday
eighteen carloads went north. A couple
days before train Of twenty cars went
over the road. Each car holds about 20
head. This should not be thusly; Ore
gon, great stock country, should fur
nish her own beef cattle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

VAST THEM BAp.-An effort Is being
made to propagate Chinese pheasants In this
section for the benefit OF the cunning fra
ternity. Al Despain has ordered two
dozen eggs, and his example will probably
be followed by members OF the rod and
gun club. The Chinese pheasant, besIdes
being handsome bird, makes excellent
eating, and has many qualification 10
recommend II TO sportsmen. Besides, 1t
j. not destructive, and farmers would not
suffer from It's Introduction. .--Pendleton
Eo
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

MANY ARE CONC. The university
band excursion on the steamer Orient to
Albany Saturday Of next week promises
TO be most successful affair and win be
participated in by large number OF pu-
pills and others. The generous people oi
Albany will welcomeIy receive them and
the day will no doubt be pleasantly
spent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

CLUnBED.-Chief of police Hoffman on
opening a package sent from San Fran
cisco found fine policeman's club, la
beled, 81 n Hoffman, Chief OF Police,
Albany, Oregon" Who sent it IL q rnys-
terry TO him, but the gift is greatly APP
preciated, and no doubt some Of the cul-
tus tramps OF the country will also learn
TO appreciate it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-05-09

FROM QUARTzvuLE MIR Cannon, Of
the Dry Gulch Gold Mining Co, is In re
ceipt OF a letter from Mr. II M White,
stating there is still two feet Of snow at the
cabins. i goes of very slowly there is so
much trash on 1t from the trees. The snow
at the head Of Gold creek is six feet deep
and twelve to fourteen feet at Stampede
Gap.-Journal.
A New TOWN. new town has been
laid out at the junction Of the q P and
N 6 eight miles below here. A new store
building Is about completed. It is said
II Is ambitious to "downp Scio & Stayton
Competitions Is the life Of trade --Stayton
Sun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JUNE 49, 1soorwELvE PAGES

scsaener Lille May JaeksOn1e Demafara' lumber
ruled firm bu, quiet S o. r s[a sale:
@22c oRsr Kinds had Light ca nmme TcSW
Coz fq %ss.srn ''a Gas
Lana pfm 5 5 rsG y &C. SSniadcn
se extra ScsS WHITE
crude C5c natural winter 1906 natural o p5ingi a SO
Whsle eraas S@S,ner% S sSss5s
sasaea Ein ecaS$s led Ean q 1885 sapG sSdid
Lagos sec Neatsfoot prime C4sd75c; Straits 2oc
rather easier caster ter. to-day
With very moderate trade reported Sse ~ 5oss 80
Family Mess, si2Ssi3: Extra Prime, sl0dslo 80 ;.;;
Me in T. sds and 2 2f y
z 5 s'qs7 plate i ff'i ti$ a's'3
shoad dSsf' Saes s'' 1000 Spa f9Fs BELIZE
1877 $50 cs fiS csSn SnGa Rd s6cde n e
York DO 5 $50 ties spnnsd Hams July ?S nd c K tol
10 f Hecd a HSm ans 3 Goc Smoked do SSIG
sSans @ s aS %6rs & Smoked cheaso short rS
sGa Aussfsb 1869 fSss%He
On fair deTa1 & a-oyy nds to s SNcr
s close SHOWED define o Of aOG" .Gn Ss
sales $50 Us cash 90 aGGSe alaO q 900 s s sss ic
900 ties Glld6l2c. August closed at Goo ashed :
september closed 637c asked sales 800 ts 80 Ne
cembcr sales ESQ ties, at 6.37c. Rcnnea Sohth'ht
quoted at 6I0d6.55c; South America '1o d -
Ul1ERThe advantage is still with holders anu p IT,;
cr Sm '" pa iancE 5aicc and Psnnsyy,nla
Creamery I2di6c Egin Creamery. l5EaiGc western
Creamery fancy 15alJsc; do choice l3d &c 40 lar
good 3diec common 7ase state Dairy hahrh , ,oos
or pals fancy, 14dl5c choice l32c goc
State Dairy Welsh tubs fancy l3dl4c; choice ,,o
Dairy tubs fair, sd9c common lci western i. ~,
Creamery choice. he god 9dlOc; iar 'GstE' vest
Western Factory choice. l0c hrstS. saM1c seconds "a
Sc thirds, 81 doc Western Dairy and Factory common
4d5c.... EESE-fhcrc was very mod' 'r'ut -,
ported today and the market ruled barely STEADY state
Factory fun cream fine white Ssd9c; do co,or'n so
DC do good 20 choice SisdSI.c: common 10 air 'dSc
State Factory fun skins. 2a3c part skins S2g ,,G
and advancing on small rcceips and moderate demand
State and PENNSYLVANIA fresh 15c Canadian loci west
crn fresh. 14hdi4a,c; Southwestern, lAtdl42c A., =.
SUGAR-Raw-Sunered slight decline; @c aunH 90 20
test 4'sc 200 bags St Domingo. 90 teSt ,,loc 40
bags Moasscs grade 50 test dice 40 hhds Mus.a,ado
80 test l3.lGc, and cargo Centrifugal; 10 tr,t g.
cS H % Gst 7.ioc do e. T. s,c R.nncd
Less active and shade lower. Crushed &C. Cut IHai
7.c Cubes oac Powdered l.ioe Gue STANDARD
"a" csc: on a." 8 3IGd0i4c: White Extra &C !"
Gao Lice Extra &C." 15lGdGc; &C" 5'.d''sc fe"o"'
sTEAE1NE-Iard quiet and somewhat nominal Choice
quiet and ntm. CITY quoted &c. T.. ,,.,, ,o,,,,,
TALLOW-A shade lower again and IN irht demand
Prime CITY quoted at 40. Sales. 81 600 ~ 4oec, v
TFh-Salcs TODAY ~ auction. G2l5 pkgs. as follows
Movune-TIvson 1id17c Young lIvson. II d3lc Imperial
il de5c; Ciunpowdcr I7d3Gc; Ping Sucv Young hvsoh
l2sc Gunlowdor 12hd27c 9an3n Pan FIr Ia o 49,
pekoc. i2dc5c: ooiong Foochow, 2otc; Tormosa. la
4Oe Amov Ioiadi5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Bazl growths on the spot had light In;
qury, but prices ruled about STEADY No iat quoted
Is and undcscribcd do, 1Ssc. Sales oOV DaEs santos
No. 10 IG2,c OF mild grades sales. $50 bags Mexican
part 20c and 200 bags Central American HNae t"rms;
Options ruled trife to-day but uc speculation
and utterly devoid Of feature KsceiPIi at ITO
smaller and this couled WIN slght rise
at Havrc served the chief element OF hrnhess me
advance however trininC--Ony points caIlng on
steady Havre gained i,d9 r. while Hamburg declined
has, pfg closing with some recovery London closed
july los sd August EOS Cd Sptm6er !C1 go oct,6eT
75s Cd: November 75s I'd. Rio quotes Regular nrst.
s 600 GOOD second O50 exchanges priva,e 2l',
receipts 1000 bags Rio clcnance Tor Cn,e 0oo states
none do Europe, LOCO bags total Stock lo uo bags
market firm Santos receipts lcoo bags; heeepiS AZ Ko
Julv lat 1850 IL 1890 303 900 bags ,1me time
Issa 4 1oj 900 bags same time 1888 5s3 600 bags
Receipts Santos July L. lsSo 70 S SHne , a. lS5o
time 1885 1Oi 600 bags Total sales here u'day 20 900
bags follows: ,,,.... owo., c.,o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
TILE TRADE II CllICAGO.

Chicago, June Il neutrality-suspicious. in wheat
here like the spectators in stocks In York, were
inspired at the opening with good deal Of bull
by the action Of the senate in passing free
coinage silver bill. Before the day was over. how
ever. the wheat crowd here, like the Wall street
crowd In New York. decided that the Senatcs action
might not after all prove substantial bull reason
The result the early advance was all suddenly
lost and considerably more besides. July wheat
opened at 81 IL. sold high - ID, but closed
al SO juno closed at - IA. August opened at
- II. sold high - IS and closed AT 80 4.
september opened at - 3s sold 10 - 10 aud closed
AT 81 L. December opened at "a 3-5. sold to 40 Is
and closed at - is. In every instance the closing
figures were the bottom ones Of the day. This silver
legislation was not the only bull influence and the
abandonment Of II not the only bear motive OF the
day Vigorous buying at the opening by Hutchinson.
higher cables a rather bullish summary Of the crop
situation by The Farmers Review decrease on
passage, fair export clcarances and some complaint
from the Northwest OF too much rain, all contrib
10 the early advance. Very large shipments for
the week from the Baltic and from India about
.jOOO 900 bushcl, In excess OF the week before, the
Abandonment Of The market about noon by Mr.. Hutch
inson and q dull market unqucStiOnaby contributed
10 the final break Corn opened briskly at little
advance. but finally turned with wheat aud closed
little under the opening and little under Tuesday
night oats acted very much a. wheat did. July
opened at - Il. sold AZ 20 and closed 1T 2S SIS.
Provisions continued very duh aud somewhat easier,
except for pork ON the curb July wheat sold at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19

and in good demand Pennsylvania creamery
extra 15dl59c do prints extra, 1sa23c Eggs isry
active and firm Pennsylvania nrsts 13c. Sugar.kennea
dull and weaker: powdered 67sd7c granula:edi Use
Other articles unchanged. Reccipts-Flour 300 Dds
wheat 200 bush corn 400 bush oats, 80 100 bush
Shlpments~wheat, 1,iOO BUSH corn $500 BUSH oats
90, 500 bush
St. Louis June 1s.-Flour firm, unchanged. Wheat
started out firm and .dasc higher then advanced 3aesc
calls ruled firm, but after noon call under
breaks in markets prices collapsed running down
I4dlac from top, and at close July was August
and December nc below Yesterday; No 2 cash. aitsr
selling at ssc closed at 81 July closed at solsc BID
August s3sc December, s7iac Corn opened shade
better but c. it later closing about as YESTERDAY No
cash 3osc July 32Ts d33c August. 32bc; September,
334c higher but closed easy at &c above yester
27a,c September, o7de sellers Rye lower 4S2e. Lay
stronger sacked lots at mill 5ac Faxseed STEADY
August II 29d5l 30. Lead firm soft Missouri ana re-
fined - 22 chemical for June and July = % ca ND
Whisky steady. 81 os Provisions opened arn' but rs
quotations HecsptsFlour 5000 S5s Wheat % o oo1
bush corn 1877 900 bush oats 30 bush rye ,Voo
bush barley, 1000 bush. Shpments-Flous goo IBIS
corn 146 900 bush oats 5000 bush; rye. 5000 bush
Toledo. June 1s.wheat active and lowsr; cash: ssc
sosc. Corn dull but steady cash s5'ac Anaust s5,c
cash SO TO- Rcccips-wheat 1Os23 bush corn Is. "a
bush. shipments-Wheat, 200 bush corn $4,000 bush
GOO bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
HEBREWS FIGHT OVER A BOY.

Max Kinsler Hebrew tailor living in the tenement
house No i29 Delancey-st, took MS "he u WIN
with him in shop Tuesday, leaving his son. eleVeh
1ears old 70 take care the baby in the house when
he got home in the evening he learned that uedeie
Aaron pedler living in the same house had hired tine
how for cents TO assist him in selling his wares ana
the baby had been left alone. Klnslcr scolded MS
son and the boy disappeared. Yesterday morning 'he
lad was still missing and Kinsler thought that aaron
had concealed him somewhere lie went 10 upora'o
Aoron and Aaron,s son Samuel and they assaulted
him On the sidewalk, In front Of the house, samuel
Aaron threw Knser down and fractured his skull.
II was said by onlookers that Gedele Aaron cated
Law belpless where he fell and young Aaron ned
Az ambulance carried the injured Hebrew to the
Couverneur Hospital, where the surgeons did no, eA
Net him TO recover Gedele Aaron locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
CHEATING DOG. CATCHERS OF THEIR PREY.

John Mccarthy and Thomas Mcmahon are dog
catchers They had ten dogs in their wagon yes
terday, when at Hester and Ludlow sts. Mccarthy
spied another unmuzzed dog. lie seized the animal
which set up a howl that raised the neighborhood
crowd gathered with Jacob Levinsky, an express
man, Of No 10 Hester-st., at their head. LevihsKy
demanded the release Of the animal. The dog
catchers refused saying it would be dead loss OF
30 cents to them Instantly the crowd set on the
wagon tore open the door Of the cage containing the
dogs, and eleven delighted animals scampered down
the street and around the corners. Meanwhlie "
whisky and the dOg-catcherS were having rough ana
tumble fight all over the street This was snddeny
charges of assault. At the Essex Market Court The
two dog catchers discharged and friends OF lie
whisky furnished bail for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

-
The wheat speculation rather quiet with most
Of the business transacted in the last half hour Tn
favorable crop news and the first furore over sup
posed prospect OF free silver coinage legislation at Wash
ingon gave strong tone TO the options at the start
Cables also were frmcr, and article from " Tho
Farmers Review" Of Chicago was quoted 10 the detr
ment OF those who expect a big crop There was
late heavy selling at the West which started selling
from % 10 to % 81 cents but then fell to % II
cents with sellers the curb at o2 Is cents August
the curb closed at 80 "a cents september sold from
81 Ia 90 cents to go 81 cents mt to Psce9b Cents after
on the curb sold at 81 3l6 The official closing
figures showed gain of 80 cent for June and losses
of Il cent for the options up to SEPTEMBER winch lost
Cash wheat opened firm. but ended weaker on sales
was big shipping demand deyeloped, $4,000 bushels
Red wheat Tor Portugal and 10000 bushels of No. J
Northern aud No Hard spring wheat for the United
Corn on the spot firm early, but ended easier,
with shippers taking over 100000 bushels. The
covering Of shorts but ended at net losses Of Is cent
oats nuctuatcd with decided vtgor Az one time
covering OF shorts, stimulated by bad crop news. The
final net gains la IL cent Cash lots closed
heavy after firm opening, but exporters took 10000
There sales Of 900 tierces Of lard on the Pot
oph 1e adsd aRo art points 'r
Tho final quotations were as follows
Nncdt-June, W, july, W oo, august, ~ II =
September, 90 "a: December, % So cents.
Corn-Junc. 40 "a; July, Al IL; August, 49 IA )
Uats~Jine "a July, 80 81 August, 81 "a; Sep
tcmber. 81 IL cents.
Lard-Juy, S6 II; August, SO 90; september,
s6 81 October, 80 IL.
The receipts of grain and -four reported Yesterday
New York Philadelphia and Baltimore were as fol-
lows Wheat, 1862 bushels; corn, ld60,l bushels !:
oats, ei5,Go9 bushels total grain. 4o5,322 bushels
-four. 2j,270 packages At Chicago. milwaukee, ana
St Louis the arrivals were Wheat. ,sO8 bushels I;
corn, COOLEST bushels; oats 23S0l3 bushels, total
grain, ZOOS bushels; -four. 1850 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. June s-Cotton dull middling. l2Lc.
roriI Guiet aud EASIER. Whcat-southern nm; Eult1
sja9lc IonY,cfry, s6a03c No. ?, 81 steamer No.
I'D 80 Western nrm'ri 40. winI'r red spot and
June ssdsS.c July aud August se.c september So,
a. december, 9ol2c bid. Corn-SOutheln quiet and
steady white i4G iJc yellow. f2Gt3c; Western hrmcr.
mixed spot and june. a0dtlc July. f0tatc August.
ilt.ailsc september. ilbci2c; steamer, 38c. oats
steady ungrad southern and Pennsyl,ana 81 a35c do
W,s,ern .1lte. 33H35'.c do do mixed 32a3ic graded
80 . whit5, 3ji2c. Rye weak. Hay dun prime 10
cho.co timothy, sl2G3l5. Provisions steady. Butter
-i.ady. Eggs steady at lidl4rc. Coffee quiet; Rio
cargoc, fair. zoe 40. T. h-lls.c. sugar unsettled
Copper very firm: refined li4dl4'le. Whisk'y firm az
81 IGdsl IL Fr,ights TO Liverpool per steamer quiet
3. Cd Reccipts-Flour. i..5s bbs wheat 1000 bush
corn. 1900 bush oats 900 bush rye. 200 bush.
sblnments-Flour $40 bb wheat q 900 bush; corn,
10000 bush Sales-wheut, $4,000 bush; corn l,oVo
buAl.
buffalo June Is.-wheat-No. ! hard opeped at 9ic ;
closed dnll pSc asked 10 No. Northern sold at
g?idpokc closed az 92c. Winter wheat IN fa,T demand
~ ears 20 red sold At s9a soho, cars No red extra
at s7assc; car No. red At SOC and car No white
Michigan at e-c on track No white Michigan IN ToTe
offered at 0Oac. Corn strong and higher; 40. Yellow
}Sa.c so. yellow. 3S2c; No. 2, ~ No g. 3sc In
store oats unsettled but GENERALLY hiperf j. cars 10
white -old 93a33c ots Of DO IA store held at $50
40 3 white, 32iec No. mixed, 6.hc On TACK. Ivy
dull weak and lower; 40. p ji2c asked ia store flont
quiet and unchanged. Mie,d unchanged Cana freight
Arm 70 Ncw-York-whoati 3e.c corn, 3rci oats &c ;
~Tour 20 600 bbls wheat $1,000 bush corn, ~ 600
bush; oats l72 coo bush. shipments ny canao"n neat
los 600 bush corn, l3j coo bufh, o1ts, li,Wo bu-h
IIy rall-klour 1000 bbls; wheat l2OOO Dush' CORFU
IS 900 bush oats roo 900 bush.
Chicago June lS-hc leading futures ranged as Oiio"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
GONE TO TIE HAPPY HUNTING GROUND.

kilMany, the Sioux Indian who arrived at the
Barge Onice from Europe a few days ago in sickly
condition, died yesterday at Bellevue Hospital
Catholc priest administered The sacramcnts. Kill
Many was connected with Buffalo BilPs Wild West
show, and was about eighteen years Old. His last
hope expressed was that he might live until he
reached Pine Ridge Agency, his old home. Colonel
Cody telegraphed from Paris that he would bear the
expense of sending the body out West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
rOLrCENEyS CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES

Charges Of INSTRUMENTATION and disobediencc OF
orders have been made by Roundsman MCGEE, OF the
Jefferson Market Police Court against Detective
Matthew Mcconnell, Of the Nineteenth Precinct The
ground for the charges is McConnels refusal 10 wear
his shield outside his coat in the Jefferson Market
Court Mcconnell claims that Sergeant Coombs ana
Roundsman MCGEE, Of the court squad, are trying to
punish him because he has protected prisoners in his
custody from the "shakedOwn" process, by which
favored lawyers in the court able to procure re-
taiDers. His case will come before a Commissioner
Wppk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
TO REMOVE THE GARBAGE by DAY.

STRENGTHENING Commissioner Beattie had reply
10 make yesterday the appeal Of the Ladies' Health
Protective Association which wants garbage removed
during the night. 1t said at the department
that 1t would not be possible TO comply wholly with
the request. When the new maps were issued house
noloers would learn at what hours garbage will be
taken up In different districts but 10 is not the present
intention to take 1t up at night to any large extent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-19
HOME NEWS.
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee Webster HAN p, M;
Coney Island Jockey races. Sheepshead bay 2''o
" Newyo,k Yacht Club annual regatta, Lower Bay
College Of the City Of New-York cohnNch0ei"''' '"
politan Opera House, p M 49, coo,or r-,,or @
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