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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

FEMALE HELP WANTED.
w short distance from the city $40; mattresses
same springs, $50; mattresses and chambermaid
for same hotel, near city, SO; chambermaid and
waitress, country, $50 strong. experienced
hotel chambermaids, $40. Apply to G. r. HANSEN
It CO.. ITO 6eary st. 1t
WANTED FOR THE CITY, 5 CHAMBERMAIDS,
w assist waiting, 500; chambermaid $l6; wait
resses $40; rs girls for general housework and
second work, $40 and $15. Apply to c. x. HAN
sen & CO., ITO Geary st. 1t
. CHAMBERAIAIDS 500; FIRST-CLASS HoTEi.
Il chambermaid, assist waiting, so: waitress s25;
cook, $40; cooks. S25; 20 girls. houseworx, $25
and $40. X. T. WARD Il CO.. SO Clay ST. 1t
"A ANTED-4 MATTRESSES COUNTRY HOTELS
w and resorts, $40; chambermaids and wait
ironer, Butte County, $50; second girl for MERGED,
S25; for city-German or French cook, $50. wash:
Protestant second girl. 1885, German maid and seam
stress, $25; chamberinaids aud Mattresses $50; q
mattresses for restaurants, $50. $15 $6 week, and
number OF girls for housew0rk, city and country
SIS, $50 aud $25 Apply J. f. CRoSETT q CO.,
202 Stockton ST. 1t
w ANTED-2 FRENCH GIRLS FOR GENERAL
w bousework. $685. frst-class German mattresses.
S2e, $50; German second, $40; nurse for fnstitu-
tion 500; German girl for general housework, $50;
young girls to assist in homework and of chill
dreu, $50, $40 and $40, at DEL0RME ANDRES.
800 Suffer st. 1t
E,IRsT-CLAss GIRL ON CUSTOM COATS. 5ls
L Post st. jeI9 2ts
NURsE-GIRL WANTED; WAGES $l5. sOIl
~ California ST. jel9 ats
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
GS0n 00n TO LOAN AT LOWEST MAR
.pOUU.OUU ket rates on city and country real
estate, any amounts. SCH ULLER, APO California tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E5P COrns. Bunions, Sores. etc, Posi-
2~S lively cured with DR.. Hapruner's corn salve
price Csc; sold by all druggists; trial sample fire.,
at DR.. Haipruner's Office, $50 Market St lt@
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NOTICES OF MEETINGS.

BrrcHAM,s r111.s cure bilious and nervous M
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

JUNE. 1880.
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at DR.. Halpruners onice, $50 Market ST. Its
FSP How to Make Marriage a Success
4~6 Information and particulars free for 2-cent
stamp. Address KN0WLTON & CO., Station c,
San Francisco. 1ts
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HELp wANTED-coNT1NUEp.

ITNTERPRISING YOUNG MAN TO BUY USEFUL.
II invention; recently patented: will sell rapidly
when manufactured. Call on or address Inventor
SO4 Folsom st. telS 3t*
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MARRIED MAN OF 81 YEARS WANTS SIrUA-
M ton: speaks English. French and German;
willing to do any kind of work: used to shipping
Room 16, American House, Second and Naioma
streets. jelS ITS
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HELp wANTED-CoNTrNUED.

w ANTED-3 MATTRESSES FOR FIRST-CLASS
w country hotels, $25 each also mattresses az
$40 each: fare paid to all places Apply MISS
Il Il AIfr q
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GTEADY SOBER YOUNG MAN WHO UNDER
~ stands running of hosting engines thoroughly;
also handy with carpenters tools and rigging gear
would like situation. l.. KEMLINE 243 Perry. 10 81
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AUANTS WANTED.
PARTNERS WANTED.

COMMERCIAL MAN HAVING EXCLUSIVE
" agency for 4 number of Eastern houses wants a
partner with $500 $1,000 to help Introduce same
In Washington and Oregon, with headquarters at
Seattle; $3.50 to $500 per month easily made. Ad-
dress J., Box ISL CALL Branch Office. jelS 3tE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25

said h,nk oricsl who never saw a horse.race; 1--WE
have ong depoors about twenty b"okmaH"rr anu
have noticed for the las, weeks their accounts
have been growing rather small. This morning ono u
them drew out his dollar" IS the public do'e not
seem 10 be- on winning side must be that tho Coo"
aro, are n,evinc On each other Brotheriy love GER
talny does continue IN the betting ring
The delay starting the second race was que !" her
Uignness who twisted one her plates when th'' DE-
came known there rush 10 back the my a. MY
accident connected with pa,c IL regarded a. sure b
OF success.
poor Day, Since his unfortunate accident at Jerome
Park last autumn he forgotten all ne hpew
about riding. His attempt make finish with 81 Luxe
Of the most pitfu exhibitions ever seen on race
salyator was brought the track in the morning in
order that Byrncs might had all his speed about
him evidently had As he galioped half mile IN 80
seconds Ave furongs in O3.
'.An ak for" said Bymes, il good track, so That
they hc Tcnny people, can't have any exc'e when their
horse is beaten"
Rumors Of Tennys collapse ncw thick and fast about
the quartcrstrcch vet face of them all he
tlnucd gain friends His mile and quarter IN 2;o5 40
or OJl many trainers Is something people
cannot from. This little story was told In the
paddock:
'MiAe" DIVER and Green Morris that trial. and
pondercd It seriously. Turning 70 the sage Mike"
said
"Will It hurt him, Grecnr
"Hurt him1' exclaimed Green mo he wasn't half Try.
ing TN DO him good"
Then how they going to beat him P'
I'm be doggoncd n know"
50 II rumorcd sTound that "Mlke' Dwyer. who
backed Salvador in the Suburban is now Tenny man
prominent club member hss placed In the hands Of
commissioner $4,000 10 be bet Salvador at any price OBJ
tail able IN the ring
one bOokake did little business the match ycser
day at these figures Salvador TO- Tenny II 10 TO-
John Kely's friends did TO pull him on Fair
view, but they failed. Tho too good At I'd
Mr.. Kelly would have cot with both feet
His Serene AStuteness the Hon Jonathan Campbell won
heavily over Boero lie received .hc tip early from
Boeros trancr whom he brought in the business and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
TROTTING AND PACING AT HARTFORD.
CROWDS WITNESS THE GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Vt CHARTER OAK PARK

Hartford June - Especial Three noes wcrc decided
at Charter Gal Park this afternoon beginning Il
III" juno meeting. Tho track fast though the too
tribe sor. came 70 sec the first hlruc-,
Of the TIT, point of tn and there
the usual lively speculation tn rcsrii. Robot
Bonner arns the visitors from NcwYork and there
representative breeder. and tusfmcn from all pirs
Of the Past Tho horses started by G. NJ Drew. Of
New Hampshire who the heat OF prompt, in spit
~ the adns- 81 many - those IN o nst
FaVortes efcatcd In both Elrly BIRD falling n The
40 trot after getting heat and record u 2j.
lie rnstcdy after that. aud Rex. stautL",lnr
gelding from NwYo-k. by Swecpstakcs. dam hy Noun-
ecr the winner ait"r thrco clos" finishes Albion
who won at ;ev-York last week. Wa the contcnaing
horse % the aud third hcat~ being Tapped KrN n
each. forcing 70 trpt in "a and ~ hi nrst
miles below So In fourth heat Early Bird settled
dawn and mad fast finish coming within neck % got
the heat fnn l.cN ana gaining hiu 40 every srd"
Ills Performance four-,carod against Older to;tr l.
crdbr and marks him ono Of tho h'-t colts out THIS
sea.on.
Allen Maid the strongest Kind n, iayoritc in IN"
10 Jaec aud atlr she lost the first heat by break 20
Monkey Ros she -tin sold At 10 Z the n'id. she
last clip b. second Loi going the half ia oj .
and finishing In :l6-, after brush with MONKEY Hpa
qusror. Then Mar,udc- forced her % pace
IL and The cv"rtlon too much foF
her Morgan bloc Alexander BOY caught her lu>t At The
the f0ufh mile and beat hcr III . 20. M'r mt
the mar WIS pr-e heat and A"Nander BOY.
by ouua.inr IT, party landed the lie sold ior - IN
pools OF go the nrt heat and u wa b. on him
before the lsh. Marcndes wa c1ngerons IA the Mth
heat but unable TO last 70 the wire rh'n the Other
geldng mgcd him.
Noble roud ended the 80 trotting class In
straight hats hut she dropped ~" nr't and Fam X
was frs in 25L That far b~ow the other mar =
time when Golden let her 20 In tho second
and atpr caryins Edth Il. N the half faster than 20
gait pieces and aollie logged In IN
2li7 reducing record Of 22', made LAST year Two
more ended Edith Il. not IN her bcst
form nd q n' othcr- could get near the Boston mare
sl~.. old. =. frDff fle
with seven entries the 90 with six and ~ with eight
summaries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
THE rSEx COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB woN.

The polo play In orange. y. j., Yesterday Wa one
sdod the fs-ex County Country tiGh having things
all it, way H. team was John ballet j., !
g. WhtlOck. r. II. Power, FAIR. captain. - Dong
lass Robinson IT,. back. Their antagonists were the
M0rri,0wn ram. composed Of J. henderson, : H.
Day = W. ord g. and v. Nichol, captain ana back
The Essex County team gave handicap Of I'VE goals
to the MorisiOWn,. In the first period tic Af't
coal was Won hy FAIR In minutes. the -cconi ON
rarr i'm q / minute, and the third by Robinson In
minutes: .cnc Essex County ,. Mmristown ). The
fourth goal was by farr IN d = minute. me
fifth BY Dalett in . minutes. The sixth by Whit
lock in 3 MINUTES. the seventh by Robinson IN min
ute The eighth by Dallcta ia minute. and Tie ilhtl
Iarr | :. minutes scOfc AZ end Oh i'fphu
PERIOD Esscy Comfy ., MoIrst0wn =. In lhc thiri
period the ,nth goal was won by fsrr III . MN.
twelfth by lord IN 4 = minutes and The thIrterhth
by FhrI in = minutes final score: EhscN county
IL MOrrhtOvn q. There Will DC no POLO today
TO morrow tc Essex County team VIII play the ,"uh
try Club Of Ycstchestcr, and the finals VIII be played
on saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
WINNERS AZ WASHINGTON PARK.

Washington Park Race Track. Chicago. Juno "a
The card as presented for the third day consisted OF
five races. The track very fast the weather
the Illinois Central road reduced the attendance con
sdcrably.
iirst Iace-Twoy sar.olds. selling purse 5000 half mile
049ic.
Second racc-Maicn thrccycar.ods purse 5000 one
mli" Longevity won hy two lengths. Rock sncond
tortcoili third. three lengths behind. Time :4G'2.
Third racc-LaEc side Stakes; sweepstakes for two.
veao!d hoS worth 10 IN" winner - 500: A,r furlonGs
MARY {. ne to ia rcAwica H. to p SnSHettc
10 10 10 Lonai.t' lie. 20 10 Prct1wit ITO. ~
To- Eleop"tra 10 70 !; Sister Linda no 90 70 ! ;
Miss Hawkins. no = to J. Bc.t' sanger 10 % to :
Ina r. no 20 to After long DELAY st Tho po4 Phora
had the best II the flag and was never headed In thu
stretch Protuwit AMI Psnchctte her could
second who three onpths from MARY C. third tho
rost beaten oi. Time 0!',
Fourth lIand.cap .wccpst!kes Il. miles. Start.
Arundaic 10. II t. Mora o. : {" Vs,m'nt III
10 to Hamlet io5 ; 10 I Cashier Io5 % 10 : war.
peak 100. - to ! 81. rar,ow 1926 . TO l. 81 Fariow
tes Of htth r. front Of Eoec+piere the dos up
lead and holding to the end won by Two lrngis rom
Business second, neck ahead Of Arundel third. Time
Ssh.
Firth racc-Thrce.cuartar mile heats: purse $50
starters FIRST hcat-rni'e ~. TO ) Vldctte IL 10
~ 10 =. Tom kal ~, 10 10 Li;bcrt 10 70 u /.
Unite home winner by lengths from ,ds,t,.
second length in front Of Reserve nira. Tim IL
Bcrtha h. > Others 10 h /. Katie won bv { lcucth
tom Unite second. half length in front Of Bertha
Third hcat-P'ainr: Katie s. cvcps Unite to 5.
Katie jumped and held 10 n the wire WIN.
ming by Ten lengths Time :lo,a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
prc sryntY school COW rvrTOy.

Pttsburg June 2i-Thc sixth international sunday
school Convention assembled in Mechanics Hall today
with nearly 200 dcl'gaci present. evcV state and
Territory being represented. The session opened with
devotional exercises conducted by President william
REYNOLDS OF Peoria. ILL.,. and George G. Scbbns. OF
Drooklvn The delegates represent 1l2,S91 sunday
schools with 301 teachers and o,ifOo01 scholars
Every evangelical Protestant denomination IN the
United States and British Provinces Is represented
state reports were given in short speeches Pre- dcnt
Rcyuold, smoke at length OF the work In the hclf.
I,riur the Iast tire. he ha> travelled over al
moi All Of thc country. Few England he SAID, IN
toad of being the held from which the great West
draw lis missionary supplies is nov missionary
rod Itself bccau.r Of the vast nnnbeoi foreigners
I'm the south both white and colorsd pcNe are inter
cstcd and "A great work is being done. All over the
country the sunday school work Is In more prosperous
condition than IL ever was People he said arc drop
ping denomina,lonal prcjudccs and are realizing NOR,
and more that II this country i ever 10 lie SNcn INC
sunday school must be- the merrs. , .,
The following permanent officers OF the convention
we're chosen. President. Major j. &. Harris, OF Ma
hama: recording secretary. the Rev samuel W 'ark'
of New Jersey spending secretary, Afrcd oaN'
81 Toronto. ont: treasurer, L. H. Bigow' OF new
Jersey. ,.....-,o. po.ycr and ~ X
Porter of this city. made addresses OF "cicome' anu
l.. II. Blake, II ontario respohacd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
CLOSING DAYS At VERMONT ACADEMY.

saxtons River. Vt. June - lSpecab.-Dr. Nc
Kenzics missionary address Monday night wa strong
practical aud inspiring To-day public examinations
were held before the committee. the Rev. MeNal'.
Crockcr Of Fairfax Martin Of Bennington, and
Professor Davis Of Brown University. The Vermont
Academy cadet, held n drill and drcs, parade this after
noon. and were reviewed by Colonel Est"y and stan.
Of the ist Vermont REGIMENT The drill Was SIC
cess rejecting great credit upon the commander
Major ". - Cartwright. This evening the Row
/. e. Barnes Il Newton Centre. Mass delivered
an Interesting addNS, bc'or" two secret societies.
tracing the history and influence of !cttcr- The
Characteristic struggle Of man contrastei win he
20 gel them: secondly, T. got the hang 81
them. thrifty. &, Use them fOrc"ftlN. tarh lill-
,idual's vocabulary il Tho autograph Of rs spirit
An"r the address two Huc quar;c' were rendered By
male voices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
GRADUATES OF GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.

The graduating exercises Of the male department
NJ Grammar school No 81 were held at the school
bulding Lexington and Ninety sixtlst.. yester-
day morning. Robert +. steel presided The pro
crammc consisted Of songs by the school dccamatons
by Arthur r. Kuhn. Archibald u. smith. George Ne
Eachren Leo Dobln. valcdlctory address BY Everett
L. Ueyman and an address to the graduating class by
senator Jacob A. Cantor. Prizes were given to Oscar
Wagner. g. f. Relnhardt, Thomas Nathans, F. Fiz-
rlyon. oscar Kennedy colorcd). Il. stantial, Albert
YansS. Maurice CAN'T, william hca'h ana h"rry
Cllnch.
The following we're graduated: 4. F. Bch, g. H.
Bishop j. Blumenthal, /. &. Bowman J. NJ lrunng'
L. r. BUTLER, J. F. Brandt, IT,, f. 2. Curtin q. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
DIPLOMAS At ST. JOHNS COLLEGE.

The twcntcth annual commencement Of st. Johns
College (Roman catholic was held at the college
building Willoughby and Lewis ayes. Brooklyn. last
evening. George W. Decker delivered the salutatory
address william J. White the class Grafton Thomas
+ Cummerford the English poem Joseph \. McSoncy
the Latin address and Ferdinand \. kemer The
,rcck address. The Rev william J. Mct'ure. OF mo
class of 70 made address and degrees were con-
ferrcd M follows: Bachelor al Arts, William J. White,
Master Of Arts Lorenzo ORourkc. Michael \ brennan.
Francis j. Gallagher John " Lcyendcckcr. Frederick J.
Maunc and Basil u. O'NeilL Diplomas We're also
awarded TO the following mcglberS OF the commercial
class william II. Cassn, William A. burns. William
RYAN Francis Mitzc, Ilcnry A. Donovan and Cosmos
ONeill.
The gold medal for general excellence awarded
IN Edward NJ O'Donncl. The premium for excellence
In christian Doctrine, Il zen ~ Bishop LouGhln.
awarded to Joseph A. Mcsorley. Many other prizes
we're given After the exercises the alumni dinner
80 held About 300 covers laid Ex Assem-
hlrman Robert F.. Connolly read address TO the
pishoD and Charles j. Burke read the jubilee poem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25

BIC CLASS AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL No 6S.
OF tile largest audiences ever seen I'm Hammer
stems Opera House assembled there last nght 10 wit
nc-- the graduating exercise, Oh the male department
If Grammar school No. III, f.. y llowand, principal.
The exercises consisted OF vocal music by the school,
fancy marching and rccita0nS. The salutatOrlan Of
the lass OF 90 Charles ". McMucn, and the vale
dctofan Nathan Balm. The addrc, to the graduates
WAS delivered by senator jacob A. Cantor. Medals
FOR proficiency we're awarded to Nathan BALM. Ralph
Bloom II. c. stafford. Morris &. Valentine. Cameron
Rock. Henry DIcyfuss. John Van BiOkel. Charles
CHAMPION Emil W. schlr. furman Y Gaines Henry
w. Roster, George V. Morton. Arthur h. Turner. Alfred
stock and Cromwell Woodward. The full list Of grad
yates is follows,
Eli, Arcudt Milton Bachrlch, Harry +. Baldwin,
Nathan BALM. severe ID. Barrcra, Robert Bauer E'l
waId C. Baync. Warren Bcal,. FREDERICK l. BeitmaE.
Edward Born. Elrcsi " bowman, Frank v. Bradley,
Ernest Brambach. Loui, g. hr'-seau, Louis g. Hl",-
-cau. William H. BrouNcr Edwin A. n"Mn Homer g.
Brown. george ). LIikhardt George g.. tamptcH,
stanley ". Chase Arthur f. : hr'h rranci' : ,o'hn'
Harry COIN, William :. Co"ca't0h ,nhc, =, or ,
Griffith de oyelics, Morris Il. DrnheF. etcPnH,i II.
Dolan Vincent - D0nihcc. Cc0rge Duuehety. William
r. Miner Theodore Mitchell, jane, Il. Monks. Austin
& Moiry Prank H. Moe, Theodore y. Neal James II.
Nicholson. IT, william Nau>bann Harry larces nariy
" es.prich Isaac Ececneburg Henry g. Roilmgs.
Arthur r. Remington George k,ynolI, carr ho''s, ~,
RoScnIerr samuel Rothor. William F. ,chaei
Ter Jacob schatjman Edgar H. schroeder. ne"rg"
H. Sollcck. Robert NJ ,verman, Edwin W; simpson
Charles II. Douglas. Alexander kase-on Milnam H.
Fariv Elliott j. Ellison. oscar l." Foley, Nulhm :.
i'Inson Robert II. Gill. Clarence f.. Hall. Albert o.
IIanauer John X. lIa-hrouc, jane, \. iinw kin'.
George i lleatley y. A. lclmer. Arthur lioIlandcr'
th.rl.. T. IIorgan. Charles =. nowhnd, George :.
IIrr. Eugene j. lsaac>. Joseph II. Jasper Walter L.
Iudah Charles Kaiser. Robert H. kirkpatrck Carlo
charles " MacNlullen. Gcorg" II. Macy. Harry G.
Malln Walter II. Manchester. Isaac f. Marks Ions
hell ,myih. Harry g. stafford Harry q. stewart
Richard Thompson. Joseph II. Thorhc raj = FRAUD
Icyerlv Tucker Howard ndcrhill, Morris e. Valentine
oscar l. Valentine Charles Van ldcr>t'n. Jo,eph W
Van Prriag. Frank h. Ncrmilya. Alfred Nlal. tMsir
Warhenhrnl. James X. Walter Robert Il. Ward VIII
lam Il. Webb. jr.. George II. Wendell Arthur WlgS~,
Daniel j. Williams. Frederic f. Williamson, Gcnr-c
II Wilson oliver T. wilson Clifford 4. Wolf. Edwin
- Wolf John II. Wray and Charles Theodore zolcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
A LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT At MoNTRosE.


The cluD tournament Of the Orange Lawn Tennis
Club. which vas postponed from saturday. was paytd
Yesterday on the grounds at Montro,c. y. J. Tiers
was Il large attendance and the play was spirited
The scores wee the following: Womcns snglcs-Prc-
lrniuary round Miss Alma Cohen beat Miss Catherine
Hague 3D.. O.. ca. Fir.t round. M,> Fannie
campbell beat Miss Cohen q. &c. 80, Miss
Amelia Vanderbilt beat Mis, sylvia Hitch 81,
6-J. Finals will he played today Mixed doubles
Preliminary rouni Miss Alice Henry and II y.
Grlncn beat Miss Alma Cohen and e. VI. Hamilton.
50. %. First round. Mis-, Amelia Nandcrkicft ana
r. NJ Niles beat MIS- Henry and X. a. orncn. 90.
20, %: Miss Fannie Campbell and J. T. Miles beat
Miss sylvia Hitch and A. ID. Hitch %. %. fnlI,
Miss Campbell and +. T. Miles beat Miss Nalderkrn
and Il. VI. Miles. %. 10. O-|. The prllrs FOR
singles silver cup and In doubles. Tor the lady
n set Of silver topped toilet hotee. and for me man
silver handled umbrella. Th" open tournament Of
the club will begin O'Clock to-day and lie continued
through the week. There II large numOtr OF en-
tries The winner In the ladies' singles VIII play Mis'
Williams. Of staten island, and The winner In the
gcnticmcns singles will play Clarence Hobart. present
holders % the challenge cups
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
THE KING OF CHR!SrENDOK7 ARRESTED.

Azariah jackson orion, the insane Custom House
emrloyc who made himself more or less OF nuisance
to PoStma ster Hendrix, of brooklyn Postmaster"en'
eral Wanamaker and President Harrison together with
the postofcc employees who had the work of collecting
his crazy letters dismissed from the custom House
Oron was arrested late In the afternoon on
charge OF disordery conduct He entered the custom
House and beginning one Of his Trades Of abuse was
ordered out lie refused TO and his conduct be-
coming unbeaable, an officer was called 10 arrest him.
When taken into custody he became highly enraseds
and ordered he officer To release him immediately.
exclainng You arrestinG the King OF Chrtstea'
DOM lie lives at No. az south First st., BrookyA
His friends were notified OF his condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-25
the best Of the market tc l. The ring lost many
m

REPORTED RETIREMENT or AUGUST BELMoNi.
It reported the track Yesterday that August
Bemon: ordered sale Of all his yearlings on july
preliminary step toward his permanent retirement
the turf. But turfmen generally doubt this. Mr..
Belmont had much III fortune this year and has zen
disappointed repeatedly when his horses appeared to oe
Nevertheless hardly he that the
foremost and most popular racing man Of hH country vi"
retire Of these temporary rcNers's Every
man who desires high class racing continued III
America hopes that Mr.. Belmont will not give mp ~"
turf with his powerful stable. with his brilliant co"r'
In store for him vet