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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
PERSONAL.
ecrate him

A vounrster at school in Cambridge was asked the
other day. by teacher who wanted to give the emil
dren some instruction in modern history, VINO was uo'
rnor Of Massachusetts, "My father" was the answer.
But what is his name 2" inquired the teacher ms
ouestion was a puzzler The little fellow stared at
the teacher as II seeming not TO comprehend te sig
njfcance OF the query. Finally he said " dunno I,
but he's my father" And sure enough, uIc Ivy vas
right; his own name was William EusuS husseh'
Colonel W. W. Clapp, Editor OF The Boston jour
nal" and owner of large block OF us sVch' WIN nU'
favor nor allow the execution Of ne recently men EN-
TONED scheme reorganize the company ana put 'ic
paper under new control.
One day when surprise expressed to senator
Vance. who is strong Protestant that he should nave
married a Catholic the North Carolina statesman re-
torted good-natredly that he had tried rum anu
rebellion and now he wanted TO complete ule pre-
scrptiOn with a little RonihllsHl'
Roncicault,s widow has sued Robert Buchanan to
recover So 500 alleged to be due the playwright >
estate for having Illegally produced the "shausrau"
without paying any royalties
c1ock said 10 have been the property Of the great
reformer John Knox is now in the possession OF
LAWYER in Huntingdon, Penn, w. H. Woods TINS ven
orabIe relic made In 1860 at Paisley Scotland was
handed down in Knox's family for 100 years Inc
Philadelphia Press" says, and finally came into te
hands of john Witherspoon, father OF one OF the
signers Of the Declaration Of independence. When
Iohn WItherspoon the son, left Scotland In 17oo 70
tho charge Of Princeton College, he brought the old
heirloom with him across the broad Atlanue, a thG
when he elected to the ContlnehHl S1nErGsc t
Old imepiece ticking in his par0rs ana inaCau
The hour Of his departure to transact MS Iat1ouC
Suties' Mr. WOods's mother was a daughter OF the
younger Witherspoon
The King of Belgium has promised to preside at TIC
international Geographical Congress to be held at Berne
In August
II Is said that marriage is being arranged by the
diplomatists between the Crown Prince Of Italy, VINO
l. t,ventv.two years of age, and the Archduchess
Margaret Sophia, the only daughter. by his second
marriage of the Archduke Charles Louis broher Oh
the Emperor The Archduchess Margaret was Dorm III
1870 and Is at present the AbbesS OF the convent az
Prague for the education Of girls OF noble FAMILY
Jonathan Trumbull, the famous Revolutionary nero
~ Connecticut is now honored with souvenir spoon
hoarlrr his name and a statuete Of Brother iona
than for its chief decoration.
Sir Prescott Gardner Hewitt, the eminent Enghsh
surgeon who died Saturday had been president Oh
The ROYAL College Of Surgeons for the last fifteen years
and previously occupied the chair Of human anatomy
and surgery in that school, Az the tihe Oh HIS
death he was one Of the Queens sergeansurgeons ana
surgeon n-ordinary TO the Prince OF Wales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1891.
TWELVE PAGES
THE NEWS THISfMORNING.

Foreirn.-Sr George S. Baden-Powen, NJ r., ana
n. noyson have been appointed agents OF the
pri.sb Government to inspect Alaskan seal hsh-
.r;os in view of the coming arbitration proceed
60 = Sir J. E. Gorst, Under secretary vi
80 India Office. may resign his office, because
90 sneecb by Lord Cross, his official superior,
- Tbore were labor riots in Hungary anu
rroroe - The French Chamber oil Depu'leS
rossed n vote of confidence in the GoVernnienO Il"
.ho matter of the melinite prosecution.
Tho Earl Of Clonmel is dead. - Mr. Eomuhu
Yates writes of the world OF LONDON
nouestic.-Ofiicers of the State and Nauonai
Rennblcan Leagues held conference IN Hn''nS
with local Republicans. - An aV'aon We
made nv American laborers on party OF ltadl''i'
near 81 Louis; one Italian was seriously wounueu'
The Italian Consul demanded an hVes'ds@',on
- Class dav and other exercises were helo a'
Vale Union. Wesleyan and other colese'' -,
Secretary Foster spoke confidently Oh hepuOii0'n
srccass in Ohio - Sax Brothers, pahNel5, u
Nashville. Tenn, failed for $6oo,oOo' - Inc
Missouri River is rising rapidly, causing lean
of floods
C;,v and Suburban-Many prominent bankers
and financial experts expressed their views VI
continued coinage of silver. - MI DeoeNoioo
e,,,,orinterdcnt Of public school buildings, re
signed. 80 Inc 0'a.c ~ 30 In
,bc affairs of the New-IOrk Liie IN
surance Company was begun. - Ovel
500 pupils passed the entrance examina'iol
for the Normal College. go Winners at oheeps
head Bay: Kingston, Zorling, Fidelo, lammany
Rambler Sir John and Masterlode = jury
was secured TO try The case of tt" ~ ~ ~ II, al'
II directors. 80 The Bridegrooms defeated th'
Giants by d score of 4 to 0. - STOCKS oecHhe'
ON minors of financial trouble in London ano
fresh SHIPMENTS of gold, and the weakness was
most pronounced near the end
The Weather.-Forecast for to-day: fair ant
warmer Temperature yesterday IlgheoV' o.
degrees lowest, GA; average, 20 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

emf price. Unless shrewd American mahui l:".
urers are mistaken in their careful ihveS.lsa,
tons, they can produce at fair prom ete ~
though the price should be forced somewhat ,'a
lower. But it easily might be if the conio INA
ton should choose to sell for while Of loss
That is the policy which "The Liverpool roSV.
advises .as the only one that has chance OF
success in choking off, the native mills: But
when the Welsh Trust has spent some millions
in this way it may realize that it's champions
in New York and Chicago have not been worth
their salt. For this is no longer battle that
can be won by stalwart Justification. American
mills are going to work, and when they begin
70 supply American buyers the people Will soon
see why it pays to achieve industrial indepenu-
ence in this branch of industry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
ND rroWER HAS BEEN SLATED.

H.. son,o unforeseen event upsets present
,.,Ia4;ors and ARRANGEMENTS Mr.. Roswell Z.
Flower will be the Democratic canoiua'e ior
covernor Of New-York this fall, KumOr Sc
lected him for this distinction long ago, ana 'ne
choice has recently been ratified. Governor
Hill has thought the matter out, consldereu Cne
oxioencies of his own situation, consulted WIN
Democratic leaders in this city and ELSEWHERE
and has decided with their concurrence, to give
tho nomination to Mr.. Flower This is the
nrogramme now, and, barring accidents, it will
be the programme when the convention as
sembles. The rest OF the ticket neeo hoU 70
decided on at present but an early agreement
on the head of it was deemed imperative
As we remarked few days ago WIN REFER
ence To Mr.. Flowers candidacy, before posi-
tive decision had been reached, we do not I'M
nuon Governor Hills sagacity. The prooem
before him was complicated, and the range Oh
choice was small. 1t was essential to his pur-
noses that the candidate should be bis creature
and that he should be rich and lavish. IhiS
combination is rare. Possibly Mr.. Flower Is
the only man in the State, not absolutely IN
conceivable as the head of party hcket' VINO
answers the requirements At all events, MS
name would occur first to any pol1ncian 10
whom the conditions had been suggested buV
70 saw that Governor HILL hemmed in by rgor-
ms necessities, has chosen the least threatening
course is not equivalent to saying that ne mas
mt his adyersaries at disadvantage. On the
contrary. Republicans could not have asked Tor
ANYTHING better Mr.. Flower is universally
known to be destitute of all the QUANTITIES OF
leadership. He has no impressive public record
no personal distinction, no force or felicity IN
sneech. no power to inspire devotion or organ
i've victory. We do not state these PLAIN facts
for the purpose of discrediting him as man.
but merely for the purpose of Indicating how
orotesoe his candidacy is, if we leave MS
wealth and his subserviency out of consldera-
ton.
Governor Hill has diligently helped his party
to make an odious record, and circumstances
have now forced him to select candidate
whose strength varies from day to day with tne
fluctuations of the money market. over TINS
combination the Republicans may reasonably
hone to prevail But they cannot afford TO for-
get that behind Mr.. Flower stands an adrol,
and INSCRIPTIONS manipulation whose poluca
future depends upon the result OF the coming
election. and who will have at his absolute dis
| noSal in the campaign a huge corruption 1uhd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

Secretary Foster, who is now taking a TOOK
- things in his own State, talks in the moso
boneful tone of the political situation, as re-
ported in a dispatch elsewhere published IL Is 3
No wonder that Ohio Republicans are full OF
confidence regarding the coming election. All
the advantages are on their side. Iney nave d
superb candidate, whose phenomenal strehs,i
was shown by the splendid canvass he mace
last fall when he almost won his re-elecv'oh
DESPITE the infamous gerrymander' and they
have ready-made issue which their opponents
must accept whether or no. The prospect IS
h,dgbt now. and will grow brighter as Novem-
her anproacheS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
- n r.,,, rDprNr TUESDAY, Is9i-TWEIVE fAOIo

or pedestrans though the detective WORK c0S' C,'e
Commission SO, 900, or 81 900 for each noun .ne
men held their places it is said by puyihe n 4pr
from small boys at 81 quart ana Vuinin p ~
into the guileless Commission as having go s..,.a
tracted from the pockets of pedestrians oiu.a
off Of carriage-tops, and so forth IL Is sao vn~s
men should be 80 dishonest The stuuen'' 10 10
the agricultural colleges are descroyn's stnn-
many moths in the trees with torchee ""'
ladders. ~. ;,sect sit
nation we close our record to date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

ures enacted during her reign, has had the III
teligenco to perceive that the people muSe NC
trusted or else England would be conver'eu III
form, as it is already in spirit into democratic
republic. A sovereign herself, she has not oeeh
lacking in allegiance to her rightfu sovereign
tho English people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

York all his life, he had never before heard OF
Chaunoey NJ. Depew; and he was accepted
too Fortunately Mr.. Depew was not IN court
~ s,sror the shock of astonishment which TINS
statement would have caused. The name oil
.he man who didn't know Depew is worth re-
cordine it is Nicholas A. Weinert, and he Is
clerl, in Washington Market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

There is a certain monotony about the VIC
.ories Of the Gloriana. When the 46-foot fleet
of yachts was launched it was commonly sup
nosed tina. there would be some hrst-claSS
facing between the different boats this season.
Aonarcntly there is not to be. The Rhode
Island genius who turned out the Glorana has
produced boat which killed the racing OF inc
46-footers before it was fairly begun. How
ever, there are still the Aborak and Beatrice
in reserve, and after the regatta Of the East
ern Yacht Club off Marblehead we shall know
more about it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

The Giants were pigmies yesterday receiv-
inc at the hands Of Brooklyn the worst defeat
in their experience. The first time they went
to Brooklyn this year they redeemed the dis
graceful record with which they opened the
season at the Polo Grounds Yesterday their
hands seemed to have lost all their cunning
and their wits went woolgathering besides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

Attention is invited to the interviews pub
Esbed in this issue on the question of the con-
tinuation of the coinage of silver dollars after
July l. under the Silver law passed by the last
Congress. The men whose opinions are given
are among the most eminent bankers and
fpanciers of the city Although some OF them
sneak with reserve and in guarded way, the
interviews throw valuable light upon an i'm
portant question -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
AN INTERESTING "FEATURE' OF THE TRIBUNE
From The Norwich bulletin

A genuine contribution 10 the literary discussion
which has ragged more or less around Whttlers poem
anent shipper " FLUID OirSon,' who, +" for his hard
heart" was tarred and feathered and carried In cart
by the women OF Marblehead' Is made BY The sunday
Tribune. which prints quaint story of the shipwreck
In which Captain Floyd Ireson played his unworthy
part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
Is BrRGEssvILLE GROWING NERvoUsi

From The Boston Advertiser.
The Clorana seems TO be winning much glory iOr
her designer MIR HerreshOh 1t pust be concede1
that She is a fast flyer, but it still remains to ne
proven that no other 46-foot sloop can SHOW SUN
speed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
Is THIS EYGLAND'S MEAN REvENGEi

IL Is shown by the census OF Great Britain that
OF them have probably been shipped To the United
states as a retaliation against our protective tarH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
AYIcE ETHICAL IF NOT LEGAL POINT
From The Mir~aukee Sentinel.


The New-Iork sum charges that "The Times
steals from the editorial columns OF "The Evening
lost aud Il calls the courts to punish the theft
However is IL not necessary that a stolen article
should be shown 10 have some value, In order to make
an action for theft lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
FLATTERIYG TO THAT RULER.

FFOIn Tic washington TOsI'
There is no end 10 the bad news from Hayt. The
latest advices deny that Hyppote has been assassin
ated that lie Is losing his grip
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

The resignation of Mr.. Debevoise' the super
intendent of School Buildings, is not an lrrep-
arabic loss, though the Board OF Education
pav End it little awkward to fill the vacancy
al once. so as TO cause no delay in the repairs
IN school-houses which have to be made dur
inc the long vacation The busiest time OF the
year for this part of the Boards work is July
and August Hence there is need of prompt
action in selecting a new superintendent. The
Office is an important and responsible one, and
special care and discretion should be exercised
In filling it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
Amnsemcnts.

BROADWAY THEATRE-S-wang.
CASINOS :15-Apopo
EDEN MUSEE--wsS Tableaus.
GARDEN THEATRES :so-Don Juan.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-S-Comen.
ROSTER & BIAL'S-S-Carmencta-
MADISON SQUARE GARDENS 1b-Conceft.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRES Bottle Merchant.
PALMERS THEATRES 15-The Tar and the Tartar.
sTANDARp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TERRACE GARDES-s-oueen's Lace Handkerchief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

The trial of the celebrated car-stove case
was begun yesterday before Justice Van Brunt'
and the lawyers were lucky enough to secure
an acceptable jury before the day closed. That
full information regarding the Gaze has not
permeated the entire community was abundantly
proved by the confessions of some OF the men
examined for jury service. One of them even
admitted that, although be had lived i4 New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

It is funny to read in the Georgia papers tna'
yesterday was o scorcher," when the Georgia
thermometers are only at ninety For real
southern weather Manhattan Island Ii not 10 DC
discounted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

Nine out Of every ten editors in all the southern
States have declared for Mr.. Cleveland and ad-
vocated his nomination in 1892. This is sub
mitted to Governor Hill as an additional induce
ment for holding on to that Senatorship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
assw2lork Dailp Gribmate

POUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
The morning call., 1891-03-18
$500 CASH nliId,

=
just completed, handsome Eastiake residences 10
rooms. bath. laundry and finished basement; par
lors diningrOOm and halls artisticaIly decorated by
Clark K Co. modern conveniences, such as electric
bells and gas fighters, jeweiry safe, speaking tubes
etc.; best OF sanitary plumbing; rooms are large
commodious and we'll lighted street paved with
bituminous rock and accepted by the city; lot 25x
l06 -; east side OF Ashbury ST. waller; houses
open all day; take Haight Oak or the Ellis-st.
aud get off at Ashbury St, walk block south. For
further PARTICULARS apply to OFARRELL d LANG,
agents. IL Montgomery St. or to II. ID. CranstOn
builder and owner, premises. mrll " eFrSu tt
The morning call., 1891-03-18

ELEGANT LOTS ON | ST.; OVERLOOKING
u Park; cheap. AYRES u MORSE, kearny
street. fe20 I'm
CLARENDON HEIGHTS = CALL FOR Gaia
MERTENS & co. 23S Montgomery ST. mr12 II
7 AKENIEw-rHE FINEST BUILDING LOTS
In the tract FOR sale at $3.50 very terms.
JooSr. MERTENS d CO, 23S Montgomery. m12 q
I ooKi-Sl35O; HOUSE or ROOMS 2 BLOCKS
IL from Berkeley Station 900 monthly.
$2O0O-HOuse OF 9 rooms; $40 monthly.
$20O-Lot 50x13O; $40 cash and 80 monthly.
$425-lot 50xl05. on electric road.
100 other lots on electric road to Oakland,
City agents for the Mckee tract.
Send for maps.
CALDWELL BROS. ~ Montgomery st. mrl4 tt
CIT OS0 HALF CASH: BUSH. NEAR MA
~ .ZOU. son; rents $3.50: new flats and
house. Inquire JANE HELLER, 110S Market
street. mrs Il
The morning call., 1891-03-18

GEn0 LIQUOR SALOON FOR SALE-HERE
rCOOO. IS something extra good; one OF the best
locations in the city; doing trade OF nearly %
day during the dullest times; fine rooms; rent
only $50 month: owner has recently connected
Smself with another different extensive enterprise
Ind cannot give his attention this; he will assure
yoH OF the trade; any it, Apply X.
KENNY, % kearBy st. Il
The morning call., 1891-03-18

GSTSO WEBSTER ST, NEAR HAIGHT;
j Q W. elegant fats u and rooms. bath and
laundry each; high basement; brick. foundation;
steadily rented: lot 25xl0O; If you are seeking
investment you should not let this sip. Apply to
O'FAKREII.N LANG. d MONTGOMERY st.
The morning call., 1891-03-18

Tor STRANGERS VISITING THE cry
j Nicely furnished large front rooms 50 week;
also transents solicited. Lindell House. corner
Sixth and Howard sts mrl2 II
The morning call., 1891-03-18

C.IQ OnO FOLSOAI-ST. COR Err, NEAR
u 1O.OOU. 7thi store on the corner; fiat of
store and dweilingsson Folsom st. OF
rooms each; the lot is 50XT5; the tot income is
Sll22 per anuum. which is at least is per cent be-
low what * should be- property rented very cheap.
The morning call., 1891-03-18

q = PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM WITH
,DO. use of bath to rent. 143l Ellis ST., bet Blu
chanan ana Webster. mrl3 It's
The morning call., 1891-03-18

Gil 600 JACKSON-ST. RESIDENCE, Mr..
u L .OOU. Broderiek: new 2-Story house OF
rooms. BATH salon parlor. laundry, servants room;
large dry basement: elegant tile and bric-a-bac
mantels; electric bells, speaking tubes, etc: lot
size 26:6XlCO: easy terms: part cash: balance in
month y instruments; furniture, carpets, etc, can
The morning call., 1891-03-18

fcARTNEE WANTED WITH $1,000 TO BUY
half interest in Old established mechanical
and maChtnist business. employs constantly Il 10
20 men. Apply N.JONAS Il Co, 757 Market. ml7 It
The morning call., 1891-03-18
CITY REAL ESTATE.

~
EAsToN. kLDRIDGE * co. REAL ESTATE
~ Agents gent House Brokers and General Auction
Elegant homo OIL Broderlck ST. near Haigbt:
building on a key lot; contains 10 room
and pain; lot 25xl07 81; this is well worthy of In
vesugatton by any one who is looking for n home.
SsOo0-oak St, close TO Market; flats of 5 and
rooms; etc also rear cottage, rooms; total rent
SOL oU; iot 1:6xl2O to rear street
S52ooIoak St 2-Story house of rooms: lot 27x
II; "A blocks from Market ST.
SUOOO-Scott ST. near Golden Gate ave-: nice
home OF 3 rooms and bath; lot 25xl37:6.
S5ooo@,Hayes St. near Lyon, sqnny side: nice
block from the park: lot 25xl0U.
S4OO0-Baker St, close TO Suffer- cosy cottage of 5
fail to look at it.
s2600-At a bargain; Ashbury Heights; street
work done: De Long ST., near Frederick; fine view;
large lot 4OxSO.
SSl00-rago ST.. mr. Scott; in the midst Of fine
improvements: street work all done; lot 25x1S7 IS
street work done; lot 25x 81 IS.
S255o-fuiton ST.. mr. Lyon lot 25xl00.
$SOO-Alalne ST., near lsta ave; lot 25xi27; only
Few Steps from end of McAlister-Street cable line.
to Baker, and overlooking the para; each lot 25xI0O
i ,,, on Lucy ST., but step from Haght
amized: be sure and look at it.
$225o each-4 lots on Pierce ST. Pacific Heights);
hne ,9@eatlon; magnificent surroundings; each lot
Cheap fias-only $500; in the Mission warm
be,t; On guerrero ST, near 18th; these are the
cneapest pair OF hats that are offered In the Misson
lots 2oxSO;6; call at the Office and get full par
$60eO-New fats, 4 and rooms. bath. etc: in
fine condition; Sanchez ST., close to Market and
cable ne; nothing like 1t offered in this charming
district; lot 25xlOo.
MISSION LOTS.
Sl200-Jersey ST. near Noe lot 25xl1:.
$500 Douglass ST., near 18TH "a 6xI25; short
wax from CaStro-st cable line.
Embellishments ST., near 18th: one block from
CaStro-st. cable-cars: 40 :4xl25.
III
s2350-Castro ST., near 14th: very cheap: lot
ready Tor building; street work done: 25xl20.
@25ou-A good investment and open Offer
lot 9ONl2O, on 14th ave, near St. II blocks from
the park.
$TOU-Part cash; Sixteenth ave, near II ST., and
but rev steps from Golden Gate Park; all graded
and fenced.
$SOO-Tweifth ave- California ST.; lot
251!2O; street graded aad macadainized
So3o-A bargain sure; this Is positively a cheap
lot; l2th ave-, near X St. 25xl20.
EASroN. ELDRIDGE& CO., Real Estate Agents.
AInrA
The morning call., 1891-03-18

brussels CARPETS SOC LAID; FLOOR
ID cloth. 25c. s W. SHREK, 1924 Stockton. MI = I'm
~ CENTS on INSTALLMENTS WILL BUY
y carpets: sold elsewhere at 81. ARONsoN.
1910 Stockton 81. Oc25 emo
CABPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. csc A YARD;
" installment price elsewhere 81 yard NJ.
FRIEDMAN & CO., 329-23O stockton, aud 237 Post.
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
L to Is cents per week delivered by carrier to any
part OF the city; the Bulletin is the best. oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postal-card or otherwise VIII receive
prompt attention. Once 622 Montgomery -
The morning call., 1891-03-18

G,cnND BARTLETT ST, BET. 2lST AND
tDOOUt- % d. Mission and Howard; bay-win-
dow fats o. and rooms and bath each; new:
rents $40 per month. BONEE TOY " CO, 10
MONTGOMERY