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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
A COPYRIGHT SUIT DECIDED.
THE LONDON TINES" GETS AN INJUNCTION
AGAINST THE ST. JAMEs's GAZETTE.

"ruE 1oypoN TINES" GETS AN INJUNCTION
AGAINST THE ST. JAMEs's GAZETTE.
London. June e.-Mr. Justice North OF the Chan
Gerry Division Of Her Majcsys High Court OF JUSTICE
today handed down his decision In the copyright ac-
ton brought by The Times against "The ST. James,
Gazette The action was brought in relation to few
ont OF several articles that appeared In "Ihe 81
J,mes,s Gazette Of April 49, which had appeared In
The Times" Of tho same morning In some OF ihe
cases the source from which the articles were taken
-. =, . -ro,.cr runhor II wa, not The
plaintiff not claim IL copyright 10 or sue In respect
OF all the articles or paragraphs reprinted but only III
respect Of such Of them had boon paid for previously
IA putlcaton The most prominent article referred
to was one OF n series OF letters appearing In "Ihe
Tines from North America, by Rudyard hiphhs'
This letter was entitled ain Sight Of Nonadnock.'
THE ST. Jamcs's Gazcttcn OF April j. contained ex-
tracts from that letter amounting on the whole to less
than half and more than third OF the lster III was
printed A. extracts from the letter In The Tines oil
the same IN )rnng; aud in aDOther part OF the paper
there was reference made to II. with comments on inc
supp,sed high plvmcnts made 10 The author ana the
new departure said 10 be taken by "Thc Tines III
giving the name Of IT, paid contributor.
Justice North granted Injunction resnrilng the
Kipinc article which, he snid, "Thc 81. James's ia
zctcr Lad not printed al Illustration or criticism
hut ln exactly the same manner II II had been writ
ten for or bought for tat paper lie said That there
were circumstances notwithstanding the fact That aru
clcs copyrighted under which me ~ Janles
Gazette might have copied passages from the articles
Ia. tee lrh al.O decided the question OF c0pyrlsht IN
news and tclccrans u favor of Tic lime,. lie sad
there va, might be- Copyright In the ra,ucnlar n"n"
iu which Information D. conveyed. No damages WsrS
awarded The Tine. inc 81. Jahlc9S "'IV'"
pays the costs Of the octon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
HOW Lawyers BILLS ABE MADE.

From The Chicago Tribune .,
,pan,tn or OF the Chicago bar relates an Iteresuh9
ii, - experience he had in naming Zee ne sh Vt
charre tie multi millionaire senator Swyer VI
cn' 70 md done twenty days hard ana lnPJriln.
l for the senator. When 1t came to te POM lor
WI 70 name my fec said senator lei ne rI Suo
M u, -, story young brother lawyer came 10 n5
a. other day In great qiIanday as 70 now n@SI
ihe ponld charge a certain client for "a highy slcSss
mi mi oce Of legal work mat he hsd done IT e
tolu maa.,-Aine the good the latter had rtapc1'
%ns said hs named SS9o S S %s y% eess ;S way
Ws an % tanr up roll Of 800 s reIH ny ikea, ss
Now ins Od when I,ve told of enough i'f'@h,fy
s SoU" for S"' your services. you say the wS
?onhg On The Young shouted Enough i Ia
v w do Then the happy client v h@H tsaS6 e be- was
getting of very cheap. pa Tho story all through and
oeai".o a no caught the point that was ty ing W
make With him s% ha a aro nnt pe the Ss'U was
t tUGu What's Your bal ~ mn
oo Two thousand dollars sara anu check for
that amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
OVER 100 BODIES RECOVERED.
RESCUE WORK IN THE BURNING BOHEMIAN
MINE.
NO ONE YET TAKEN OUT ALIvE-pIsTREsslN'
SCENES At THE PITS MOUTH.

SLENtlo NJ IHt I'll NObAAi'
Prague June 2.-The disastrous fire III the ia'Ho''
prkenberg silver mine near PTzibram. Bohemia h','
causcd mourning In hundreds OF families Inc aSoi,
dent IS the most appalling one that has ever occueu
In the district and the people appear dazeu " ~
calamity that has befalen them. All night iohs ''0
work Of searching for the dead was continued ny ''
volunteers More than 100 bodies were brought u
the surface today No was rescued alVe i"o
faces Of the victims are scorched and backeneu' u
show traces Of desperate struggle lot iio
bodies were laid In rows in neighbortng churcns"'u
The scenes al the pits mouth to-day were ne''1
rendng one woman fell dead and another "ei'V i'D'
The rescuers we're encouraged In their work tis moi
ing by hearing bell I'm adjoining pl "he'c s'
eral miners are known TO be Imprisoned i"'
rcucrs continue 10 work fearlessly. though NJ ere'
Ask. Many were overpowered by the smoke To-Day
and had 10 BE- drawn up to the surface pah'c "as
created when II became known that 100 POUNDS OF
dynamite were stored In the mine; though the naaser
declares that the explosive Is placed where IL caho'
be reached by the fire. 49,,
There is certain 10 be much suffering ahons ''0
families OF the dead miners. and the Ministry Vi 'i"
bandry Is already making arrangements 10 hcip "o'
Vienna June 2.-The Lower House OF the Aus'rlah
Reichsrath today granted urgency 70 motion Gaming
upon the Government to provide relief for the
Of the Dirkcnbcrg mine disaster ana TOT the ''''e'
~ the vie inns The motion also calls upon the 'toV
eminent 70 provide funds for the erection OF mon
uncnt at prZbram, as a memorial W tlc Iuut H.
who lost their lives while attempting 10 rescue 'heir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
yrrrY.TIyO YEARS Is CFFICE.

4 man whom nearly every one who visits tie state
,o,,ea kros 4, venerable Messenger W. >. St0ddaid
Mr. soddard had a birthday few day. ago, anu nc
was seventy seven years old. About 'iinu Inn H.
vas the fysecond anniversary Of his service AZ ic
state House F1fy-two years IN one pace iV ais
tlmc you say, but such Is MI stoddara veo., ~
alarms. 49,. ~ o,dos, earvopt
Mr. soddad Is, without doubt tne o'es s rt am
poIn;mcnt as messenger when sergenn,-atArms
stevens was in ofoc. In lsi0 lie hhs heiu Wy paee
,,cr sinra without break. When he first entered upon
his dntiee the Offices OF TREASURER, Librarian SECRETARY
of state and Adjuant6eneral we're an .nt eais ,
Nv S,odderd : treasure messenger LOT long
nrr,cd and has carried many million dollars TO and
hon the state House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed wit
full name and address.
DIED

SdGS Ct john casSF'dy 's%'
SATURDAY June at Oci3rk p m ,,,ou ,,,
thor notice.
cHAMBERs-As Portland. Oregon. on June 2 Louise
Nas u Gnsra SFS q rev. d. L. '"
s h nS nasa i ptke g Thursday June
SERVICES ss,n w be he'd at Trinity Chapel West
Relatives and friends invited to attend without fur.
ther notice.
dnS " Sy on NAY BE- Ct SsS
native Of whithOrn scotland in the sxtysecond year
Services Broadway Taec,Dasle, Broadway and s4sh-
nternen in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Tarrysown. at con-
Please omit flowers.
General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen--
o Ss1 late s ses s he at s sSsss
@ Ty S Ssia1 fff.hf Il Pis:ssas
STEPHEN NJ. WRIGHT, Secretary.
s1T eesn for at raa Ses his late residence in
Inter@ent a, Evergreen cemesery NewHaven at sls
Baltimore tiESS papers 5'is'I please copy.
MoRGA N-Mara tMdyl eldest daashser Of Capt An:hooy
Ifeaa .,t sSe S $S :, her age at Jersey
FTPF, safsEay Ssas Ct sd az 'A' 0o''sA
Cork papers please copy.
oRR-On Wednesday June l. Joseph Orr. son Of the ase
Funeral services VIII be held a. hi. residence. Ne
InfermcTft tie convenience OF the family
RFAD-On Thurday June 2 AZ her late residence III
Wet 73i-t Anna wife OF william H. Read
Funeral private.
Inierment Albany. y. Y.
RHODTs-On wednesday. June l. 1892. Susan Remsen,
wife OF Nicholas Ii. Rhodes. aged rs years.
Friends invited attend the funeral services 40 her
late residence. South Oxfordst., SATURDAY evening"
the ih inst. at O'Clock.
TUOMAS-At Norwak. Conn.,, June l. suddenly. WIn u.
Thomas, aged % years.
Services AZ residence Saturday, June T. 40 y. m.
Incerment at convenience Of famlly.
KndlX omit flowers.
VAN NEST-On "wednesday, June 1st. Rev Abraham II
Van Nest D. D. In the SEVENTEEN year OF his oee.
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend the funeral SER
Vices Collegiate Dutch Reformed Church at 9TH
and 20th-st. Friday, June 80, at 10 o. m
VREDTNBU RGH-On wednesday, June /, 1892. In Som:
cryle j.. La Rue Vredenburgh IN the 18th year VI
his a.. -, ,,.
Funeral saturday 70 June 4, at his late residence
Carriages will N j. Central train leaving N T. ZOOS
az Liberty-st. 10 a
WETMORE--At Petoskcy, Mich, May 81, hooert u.
Wetmore, OF New-York.
Funeral notice later.
Depart,ent Of stntc Wa shington c., June l. 1892
Information been received at this Department rom Mr.
H. Albert Johnson the Consul OF the United states az
Venice Italy OF the death the 18th Of January 1907.
| ne Venice of Luigi Nicolett Of New YORK
Per dispatch No. 115 Dated March 81 1892
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
ME-. cRlMMrys Defends THE TROLLEY SYSTEM

NH CRIMMIyS Defends THE TROLLEY SYSTEM.
1ohp D. C,immlns, president Il the Metropolitan
Fraction Company IA, written letter TO Tie Tribune
which he begins by saying
Il an quoted quite generally in the public press IN
a way that does not fairly represent my poNuoh ana
that of my associates regarding tho use OF inc uoeN
electric system fur horse cars IN newborn Ci'y' /
lingo spokcn for myself alone AID not for ms assO'
ciatcs The companies with which / am cohncc'eu
have not discussed or considered what form 81 In
proved motive power they will ask for on aay OF Their
recent acquisitions"
MI CrInmins then goes Into defence OF t"e
trolley system: talks about its prlctcab'lity con
v,niencc noisclcssness comfort to PASSENGERS ''c'
views which are not held BY the majority OF eAVefb
who have studied tbs subject, no. by the people at
large Mr.. Crimmins will find That his bcllei t'"'
the general public will hold his opinion In shor'
il,ro is entirely erroneous. The public sentiment
Of NewYork is strongly against the u0ley system
and IL IS not likely to change soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
HIS VICTIMS MUST PROSECUTE nm Is l.

Ioudoa Juno 2.-Ihc authorities at scotland lara
bave informed the American Consulate that tcS
cannot arrest william Lord Moore who' II is SAD
has swindled many Americans Through his calm
urency, unless some Of his American victims Incur
the cost 81 ccmlue to London to prosecute hlm' mo
American Consulate has for long time been Trying
,o break up the buslnc., carried on by Moore, VINO
has been In tie lnbit Of dcirdins a certain Class
a. Americans In the belief that they are heirs TO
tnmcr,. properties ana estates in England. which he
Will procure for them upon the payment OF II COM
parntivcly small sum OF course the claims aTo
mythical but this ha, not prevented Moore from
innkiuc a fat living from gulliblc Americans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
crRJoUs TO SEE TURNER, THE ARTIST
rno paltlmOrc American

From The baltimore hHIoIIVaT'' ,, - ,ouch
rnrne- the great English artist thought so u s
OF MS b.a"ui zen COPIES OF them roughly tFesIeI,'
G on name one day passed shop wnaqW ne IN sd
there was an engraving OF ms yeyy diapdated state,
Sa on entering %s T Ysn"Ge nP pece
The propic,Vl ,rcd The dealer declared that II was
DSi III u i IN bV t Rr's sp@eS
ton Inc a'i tarted 10 abuse the merchant most
noowmcycy Perhaps SIR tie dealer hsyc 'eps se%
when yVu h h, io mo what yOu have 10 do with tms
Os and basncss It Is Of gS' w DO With
IS Clean or uiro or,st IL was who drew the orig
NAL Of TINT print Tune G%n land aS d Now
line Of tia, engraving WIN nary y NJ SEEING my work
yon 20 GisTpacefn statc Indeed Sir REPLIED All
prin, ~ has been my wish that might SOM
day have the good fortune nm, e s sss hopu st
NAV never see him any msse'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
PARIS EDITOR BADLY HURT IN A DUEL.


Paris June "a duel In which one of the principals
wos badly hurt was fought to day, between journal
ist Of this city and q Partisan who had demanded
Satisfaction for alleged offensive remarks when hau
been published concerning him. The dueihsVs were
NJ Garlic Fcrrercs. Editor Of Oil Bias and VI. Paul
Reymond The latter, 1t VIII be recalled IS inc nus
hand Of Nine Raymond, who tracking him to house
and oncing him in the company Of Nine. Del&porte
Iasslnopne whom she had numbered among her
friends mnde fierce attack upon the woman and snot
ond stabbed her 10 death. The murder caused an III
,o,so scnsouon. The hostile meeting today was the
outcome OF an orticle bearing on the tragedy ana
rejecting on the part taken by N. Raymond In 1t.
Both mon fought deerminedly, and the contest
was not ended until after NJ. Ferreres had rcceVeu
,o sor,ous wounds In his chest ad unable longer
To fnce his antagonist. The editor was greVo"Sy
wounded. and became weak from Joss Oh oioo'
that his friends who were With him OUTING u''
duel found that it would be dangerous TO attempt u
,,o,o him IN his home lie was accordingly con
,cvcd IN n honse near the duelllng ground where ms
wounds were dressed. VI. Raymond, as Tar ms Gun oe
learned, came out OF the contest uhhurt'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

Rome. June o.-The tenth anniversary OF 'he uea'"
Of Giuseppe Gaubaldi was apprpnatcN oo'o'Nou W
d,v Ten thousand persons visited The Oh "c"e'''
,,o y, tho Island OF Caprera where the living mem
hers Of The Garbaldi family were assembled Meh''u
Garibadi. the Generals Oldest son. received 4 sym
potbctlc telegram from King liunbcrt The crowd III
the villa formerly occupied by Gareald was 50 gvn
hat the floor Collapsed. carrying wtl u NSc HUN"
hor NJ pcr.ons slN OF whom were nlulei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
ENGINE AND CARS TIE SPORT OF TIE WIND'

rxctxr AND CARS TIE SPORT OF TIE WINDS
Vienna. June 2.-The AgFam Drod mall IRAN "hlcn
w,s wrecked by tornado near The N'wsRu Su'''"
last night had n fearful experience Inc lT"" SUI
from Nowska at 80 p. No. the "ihd oo"i"s "l'l ''o
. -, . hurrc,rc at the time suddenly complete
,.,,,ose fcli ,uon the train. The engineer ana IRE
man were 80 terrified that they crouched upon the
floor Of the engine. A terrific gust OF wihd ME" INC
engine weighing seventy tons aud five carr ase'' anu
,b,cv them over an cmbankmen into cutting WHICH
was half full Of water. The station NJ NowSN" a,
In nnmhcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
PRESIDENT parrov TO SAIL FOR EUROPE

Princeton N. j.. June speciap'-r'es,uo',' '1.a
and his u,f won, this afternoon to NewYork. where
fhev will toke the Cunard steamer Umbra for Liver
pool on saturday. DR.. Patton has been suffering ior
several months from general nervous pros'r'',o ''
caused by ovcrwork. DR.. Patton will first WISH
Dbln hoping to be present at the precautionary ami
versary OF tie university there In Juiy. lie aha
Mrs. Patton will then join their sons on te Coh'nen'
s,>ad,nr IN. r.m.,nser Of the summer anons the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
SMILING FURNITURE. CHINA AND BRiC'l-B HAC'

couoctlon OF antique fuInture chinaware and oFic'
h, h,Iourlng n the estate Of {. f. wctmorc ana u
.,c,, pons was sold yesterday at the tlith Avenue
,,ctio, Rooms No. rs Fifth ave The SAFE was What
tho auct.onecr called 'hot-Nea'iet s'o "' 80
vi" 49,, "a rho Collection sold for about II 200. To-day
y, :, m collection line roccinns' bronhe' ana pant
,. .,u he sold The sale VI the s'erware Ocl'hglhg !"
80 st,,. OF Francis W Lasak Will take place at r. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

Dublin, June 2.-There was much excitement hst
night IN Iinord County Donegal arising from the In
subordlnatlon shown by the 9Th Battalion donegal
,rutiol ~ the ROYAL Innlskilllng Fuslers The men,
who are performing series OF manoenvrca. were
ordered 70 pass the night In tents. These orders the
troops refused to obey declaring that the ground was
wet making II dangerous to sleep under canvas. and
that the tents we're unlnhahable The officers were
higly Disconnected but Ind no way to enforce ohed
cncc They argued with and threatened the men. but
the latter remained firm In their determination not to
occunc the tents: md the officers were finally Obliged
IN billet the men IN horses In LiTord. The facts In
the case will be laid before the military authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
Guecial Notices.
Columbia College

Columbia College
THE BACCALAUREATE SERMON
will be preached by the
Rev MARVIN II. VINCENT, D. D..
q. the COLLEGIATE Dutch Church. SHAVE and 4sth.st
Sunday evening June 5. at o'clock.
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES will be held at MUSIC HALL. 57thst. and
7,h.oye on WEDNESDAY EVENING, June s. at s:l5
O'Clock
SETH LOW LII D., President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

London June 9.-Raoul Lacouture and Marie Loder-
manu. who were staying "A: hotel IN YORK hoad'
Lambeth were found dead this morning IN tne room
occnpd by them They had billed themselves with
..,.i.o.. An Investigation NJ their effects showed
n,t ov had elop,d from France and Il IS said that
Nm wore highly connected IN that country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
OBITJi AR !.
WALKER :. HOBART.

san Franclsco. June 2-Walkcr : HOBART al.u ~
r. residence I'm tAls city this afternoon from heart
failure. lie wa. a native Of Vermont. liiyt~o years
d., ago. lie engaged I'm mining venture" Ia Nevada
IN The early ,iAuos and accumulated large fortune.
much Of witch he lnv"-td In san Francisco real
..t,t.. lie was al-o Owner - the famous stallion
~tamlonl for which he pad sJOOlo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

Thompson as an arbitrator in the Behring Sea matter
Whatever had been done had been suggested on the
other side. Sir John Thompson said That the sole
object Of the visit Of the Ministers Of Finance ana
Of dscrlmnation against American vessels In Canadian
canals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
DavTrr INJURED IN An IRISH FACTION FIGHT.

Dublin. sune 2.-At a meeting held yesterday In the
town Of Navan County Meath to select candidates TO
oppose the Parnellites in the coming election Michael
Dovltt chosen to contest North Meath After the
meeting large crowd OF parneliites followed the
visiting Nationalist TO the railroad station. Here a
collision took place between the two forces and fierce
and bloody struggle ensued. Mr. Davitt received Il
severe wound the head, which bed freely. william
O'Brten and THOMAS J. Condor, who were in the
Nationalist ranks, and several clergymcn and others
also roughly used, and their faces and clothing
were covered with mud.
A meeting Of the National Lea cue held here to-
day. william Redmond delivered "A speech, In which
he said he did not think II would be for the good ~
Ireland for the Parnee section 81 the Irish Parlia
mcuiary party 10 be united with tho who were
responsible for the death OF Mr.. rarnell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

mountains Of Switzerland. DR.. Patton expects to
be back In time for the opening OF the college in
September. While his illness t not necessarily seri
ous 1t has incapactated him for work since February
The university eating club this evening voted to
President Patton handsome floral Offering which will
be presented to him at the steamer Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
ppovisrXG CROP PROSPECTS IN RUSSIA

:, pc,orshnrc June "a report issued by he
,,nis,er NJ uusbandry says that the seed corn ana
rinier crops are In satisfactory condition. owing 10
the plentiful rainfall during May. summer sown crops
where promise well. There has been no dinh"u'
ton In the suwn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

TO BE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF @ EliEC.
Torouto limo "a dispatch 10 The Clone from
oov -ovs Il IS settled that J. ~ Chape!u VIII sue
coed MIR Anglers a. acknowledgements OF V"coc0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

, ,,ros last week late corners disape
,d IN not being able obtain aceonmodations on uie
lp.eu mo "Ilysrp the 1sst Boston trhln from
SHORE t'n,roi station at y. N. Seats are now beng
VA an mi. train three days III ad'al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
DISASTROUS FIRE IL DUNDEE.

Dundee. June ga disastrous fire. involving the
destruction of valuable property and the loss Of a
vast quantity Of merchandise. occurred here to-day,
the Dundee docks and warehouses being burned with
thousands Of tons Of FAX and jute which they con-
tanned The loss on the burned good alone Is placed
M 81 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
ME- CLEVELAND II HIS SUMMER HONE.

u,zz,rd,s Bay Mass. June o.-EX-President Cieve-
,and and family arrived here at O'Clock to-day on
E. C. Benedicts steam yacht Oneida. Ihc eh'lte
marty are in good health and resting after their
i0lrlev at Gray Gables
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

MEXICAN EXPORTS TO THIS CoINl"f'
City Of Mexico, June :-The Government rp"'' Va
- an,s Tor the first half Of the present fiscal year
..,oi of AL ni6 5,4 As OF which the exports
o. "a Initcd states amounted TO S20,el3,lo7 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

THE CAR AND TILE KAISER TO MEET AT hlhh.
Copcnhagen. June 2.-The Car VIII start IoF mn
on the Russian Imperial yacht Poar suir VI, 'on'a
y" "a. ~, ,., ,,,.,or william at Kle board the
yacht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

THE APPOINTMENT uF SIR JOHN THOMPSON.
ottawa June (speciah.->ir John Abbott said TO-
night TINT he had other information than that con-
tanned In the press to the appointment Of Sir John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03

po-tolsce Notice.
(shoud be read daily by all Interested, changes may
% fS1 ~ f smy t "fa 9Ss be leao! y sG
It desired send duplicates Of bOnklgg and commercial
asteSs vessels aSailabld ''''S 'e"' " '''
gS IN %a al % az TSeS S f%d. a. sTHS wi" close
,v sp poso aaa asy 'G per France +,
Via Haye at $50 A. T. tsapple1icntary II 80 m toi
G GS:S D9mart swed?. Norway Cchi.saa5 and
%a %:f be f Sc '5 f%0s .r at 30 e
swdsa norway !cr,.pna, ard Rg y, per saae.
pmp,on mus: be directed ..ici saale'I 10 a. m ior
SSr1 qsSS ' Sos s%T' %i Gs 80 d's'fs1
FG11sa fsfSa "a ISss is d SsSs'fs
$" . .,,s!. sssSd s
@ sd other 1%' va v S c ana T ma
BE- directed per Yanmrn at Il for Mayt cums mara
Sa%: r!%; $s% "sSi
az R"fN IMAM app@m ' 30 for Fortune Island
ssd Ja%%ic: Acas sttcrs e. J9cmei asd AUX
%ai AZ nSsss f' G rom
s4 s551 rom ssrl s sysasy for s.
r6 MALI s ' the mS"a eo.e hr a Up to June 4
S;so p. H. Mails China ana JoPaa, per CITY q
IN J s It e san fss2 ~ g.
from San FL S.s g e!
:, Nr saS Win r 9F a s'f g for the
Society per ship ropc Bird from san Fr,neiscol
IN June 90. az 20 y. Malls foe
New fonndand BY rail to Halifax, and thence by steamer.
clos, an ibis Office daily 30 p. Malls for Mqudon,
6v ri, 70 boston and thence BY s,eancr Close az this
Tamna Il, and thence bv steamer sailing Mondays and
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daily And the schedule q closing is arranred on the pre-.
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thence the some day.
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rytr, complementary mails opened the piers a
the Fogh Trlch and German steamers a the hour II
cosinr N supplementary mails ~ the PostOc~ which
NAN orn until Within minutes OF the hour Of sailing
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Possonce New.York. n. Y. Nav 81. 1902.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
Licbig Comrany's Extract Of Beet
Animal sale over eight million lars

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-03
WILL CONFER WITH MR.. GLADSTONE.

London. June 2.-The London Trades Council mas
o,ro.d IN confer with Mr.. Gladstone on the eight
houroay question.