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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
EXCISE VfOIlTORs HELD.

The following held in 800 bail yesterday
violation Of the Excise laws IN the Jefferson Morkes
Police Court: Ernest Ders Of No. 302 Eeventh'aNc'
wendall Becker Of No tTe Eghth.avc John Kelly, OF
40 40 slXth-avc, and Gustavus Williams OF NO. 80
Grand-st. In the Harlem Police Court Charles BECK
msn. One.hundred nrsst. and St Nicholas
ave-; jeremiah Heay OF 40 l,25s second'ave'; Henry
Ick, Of One-hundi Cd thlrtetst and Twefu|avc
Frank Roberts Of No 100 East Onc.hundre andtwenty-
fith.st Robert L. Kebsr OF No 100 Fffthave; Henry
Meyers, Of No. 225s sacondaye, and Henry W. hohrne
OF No. 1876 Lexineonave In the Morrisiana Police
In tho Tonbs Police Court. james Wsd. OF NO. us
srandst Michael Guersldo OF No. 2l7 hottest James
MeInernsy. Of No Az Pearl-st Henry PdGge Of NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

police making efforts yesterday 10 hni the sup
posd assaans of unknown who lay In the Koo,e
welt Hospital In danger Of dying from fracture OF inc
skull Io poorly ircssd and looked a. N his health
had suffered from di-s patton. Early Yesterday morning
he found nsensble at the dock at Fftynthst and
the North River Flood flowed from wound over the
yht eye. Tho character Of the wound indicated that II
inflicted with club other blunt weapon
HIS pockets were empty. On Of the fact that
rufan, haunt tho rclehhorhood found
the police thought his injury had been received In hgh
Late in thc day the still nsensble In tho hos
pa and the surgeons said his condition was critical mo
police had boon able to learn his name They found
out that he had been seen about the Fynnh-st dock
looking for employment Waterman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
DEATH OF COLONEL JOHN C. ROSE.

Colonel John C. Rose. sxty-fve years old. was
run over and killed yesterday afternoon BY west
bound express on the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad NJ
Marion station. n. j. Colonel Rose has been claim
agent for the Pennsylvania road for thirty years ana
on his way to his home at Linden at the time
he killed For some unknown reason he got OIL
the train at Marion and was standing on the express
train track when the train struck him. His body was
horribly mangled and taken 10 the morgue
Colonel Rose born at Window, Greene County
New-York lie was first Lieutenant-Colonel ana then
Colonel OF the Sd New-Jersey Regiment, succeeding
Colonel Morrell. lie was member OF the washing
ton Chapter Of Free Masons at Elizabeth lie was one
OF the original promoters OF the Rosee Land Improve
ment Company and OF the foremost Republicans In
Union County. His wife Miss Elizabeth ii. Mul-
ford Of Albany, who with seven sons survives him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
rorrc, STIN DETAIL FOR TODAY.

t,r Maine New.Hampshire and Vermont showers
r.. Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut gen.
ally fair. warm; southw e,terly winds
For Eastern New. York, Eastern Pennsylvania New
ror.cv Dclawa-e and Maryland generally AIR. continued
rorr, ssthwestcrv winds during the day; warmer III
central Pennsylvania
Far VirrInil thunder storms In the South
rr the Carolnas Florida. Georgia and Alabama local
,o,rcrs warmer IN Northwestern Georgia aud Northern
Alabama.
For virginia, thundcrstorms In the SOUTH
Eo- Louisiana, local showers
r Fastorn Texas local showers in the north; warmer
In the extreme northwest
For Arkansas fair warmer. -
ior Tennessee and Kentucky, fair warmer IN East
For Westarn Pennsy lypna and western Nrw'fOrk,
gcneully fair thunderstofDs NEAR uc i'N0' """'' !"
Western Ncwlork. al, -, .o on YAH,
Erie warmer In Western ONO
For indiana. fair warmer. >, -, - -. c,,.
~ illinois generally fair slightly warmer NJ Chicago
ON Tueei,y aud cooler "wednesday.
For Missouri generally fair local showers at night
For Kansas and Nebraska, fair cooler. a.,
Eor Iowa. Local showers, followed by fair. 49,
For Michigan and Wisconsin showers cooler In WIS
consin by night -, ,-,.... al. .,..,o, -, ,,o,,4
For Minncson ana North paho"' i'r' p'V07u ~ INV"
er' 30, oauth Dakota generally fair and cooler.
THE uppcr Ohio, Tennessee Arkansas al Fort
smith and savannah will Use; tn: Cumberand. upper
Stnrri aud lower ArklnsasN viii remain about .t,onay
t@ Mississippi viii nuctuate ths lower Missouri cid lied
will fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
RATIFIED BY OHIO MEN.
RoUsING MEETING OF THE wAsII1NGToN Asso
CIATION rRoMISENr MEN PRESENT


CATION r'ROMINENr MEN PRESENT.
Washington. June ao.-The Ohio Republican Asso'
citation held rousing meeting tonight to ratliy the
action NJ the convention at Minneapolis. ana the
ore,test amount OF enthusiasm and satisfaction at
tho nomination Of Harrison and Reid and the honest
convictions Of the party announced In its piiuorn
was expressed -
There were present and actively Interested IN tIe
meeting Secretary Foster. Senator sherman "oVerhor
Mckinley Senator'S Sanders Representatives bhochs'
Doan and Storcr all Of whom were received WIN inc
heartiest applause and With the exception Oh hr'
sorcr addressed the meeting. In his remarks ccha-
for sherman briefly reviewed the magnificent history
and services Of tho Republican party ana the glai1na
errors and Inconsistency OF the Democrats, referring
in terms ~ ynrrnest commentator 10 tic Minneapolis
nominees.
In an elouuent address, which thrilled all pres
en, Governor Mckinley dwclt at considerable lensth
upon the policy OF protection to American lhunSV'
aud American homes which he cOntrast.d with the
policv OF the Democratic party, known by the people
70 be without truth or force. Governor Mckinney
pu great stress upon the fact that President Harrison
and his Administration had shown every honest eHor'
To execute the provisions Of the act of loOO. IWS
vcarp Governor Mckinley declared In an earnest
manner We shall not have contend with Demo
cratic lies but we shall 20 before the people with IN
coniruvcrble facts and figures, proving To tie most
doubtful The vast benefits Of the present tarh I"s
senator sanders h.arty Endorsed tie nominees, ana
nr.dic-i their triumphant election by the people, VINO
loved good government and good men ,,..
The meeting 81 the ONO Krpubi'in fsso'lilV VI
rl e followed by that OF other State associations In
Washington who viii enthusiastically ratlfy Tie acton
OF the convention a. Minneapolis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
TO Work FOR UNITY ~ IRELAND.

Under the auspices Of tho Municipal Council Of New
York Irish National League OF America held q meet
ing last night at Cooper Union to bid Codspeed to the
Irish. rlcan Commissioners the Irish people, who
are going TO tho old country Wednesday the City
q Chicago. The large hall OF Cooper Union, In which
the meeting was held looked discouragng, only about
400 persons present ExPostmaster General Thomas
L. James presided. Speeches were made by NJ. V.
Cannon OF Omaha president OF the Irish National League
O'Nel Ryan, OF St Louis and NJ. D. Gallagher All the
speakers behalf league sad that the mission of
tho commissioners unity among the leaders
I'm Ireland and that no money would be there from
America unless union secured The commissioners
are NJ D. Gallagher o'Neil Ryon, william Lyman and
George Sweeny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
TO TELL Mr.. REID OF HIS NOMINATION.
THE COMMITTEE WHOSE DUTY 1T IS TO DO so
WILL GO TO OPHIR FARM THIS MORN
rNG FOR THAT PURPOSE.

ING EDk lHAI rbhr''
The committee which appointed by the hepuo
llcan National Convention TO call upon Wm'ela" heio
and inform him formally Of his nomination Tor vice
President will reach here from Washington carry "
morrow morning. The committee consists Oh ohc
member OF the National Convention from each o'a'e
and Territory and the entire party Will NUMBER ABOUT
100 The committee will meet at the flith Avenue
Hotel AT O'Clock this morning and there arrange ior
the Journey to White Plains TO call upon MI hed.
The train on which the members OF the committee WIZ
co 10 White Plains will leave the Grand central o'a
ton ON the Newfork and Harlem Railioad' eNac.S
nt 10 30 o'clock this morning. 1t VIII return 'ns
afternoon at :35 o'clock
White Plains June Gothic committee OF the Ma
tonal Republican Convention TO give Mr. Whlteh"
Reid official notification Of his nomination as VICE
President will arrive here in paror cars attached I'd
The 10 30 A. m train from Neyr-fork on the liariem
road and will proceed Immediately TO ophr farm "
earnings II Is understood that the committee pr
similar notification to President Harrison, or CON
siderable number Of them. will also be present. me
formal ceremonies will be short, ana the conn'ee
will return 10 Ncw-NOrk on the tram leaving mere a.
435 D. m In time for the ratification meeting At
Muslc Hall, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
OFFICERS OF THE 4TH REGIMENT. " j. N. G.

4 meeting II the consolidated 4th and I'd Regiments
Of the National Guard OF NcwJcrscy was held at the
armory IN the City Hall at lIoboken last night by
order Of MajorGeneral Plume. The new regiment Is
To be known as the 4th in the future. and the meeting
yns held for tie election Of officers. Colonel Dofd
presided Colonel Miller was sent to notify the
officers Of the ID Regiment that the election was about
TO take place but they refused to participate In it,
Colonel Dodd thcn announced that the election would
be legal without them. LieutcnantColonei Abernethy
was elected colonel Major Mason was elected lleuten
ant colonel and Captain smith. Of Company L. was
elected major.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
cprAT MATCH IN SIGHT.

secretary Fellowes sent 10 '''i' o'"''
to,,ov,inu. interesting communication o., 200 oaon
race for saturday. June 20 at FLOW eaoi
49,. .aaocot,on to add 5000. One mile ana quI,
,"o Warcms Dalys Montana. 1l5 ID W. D. 'p''r
Chber horses which entered IN inc ououi','"
oor enter up to Thursday, June 90 anu '"" ,r,
roee sweepstakes Of Ss'oo eac" -, az" c,nh ,o add
,~o,,v handicapped for that race; the ciuo ~ "
oi1ela'l' ,aoa that Montana and Major Domo start
T1"y' roco be sweepstakes the second to save his
'" Wore +, an opportunity that Gideon d Day y anu
prown q Rogers should not let sup H'% No, '' the
Lornd docs no, to la L 20 5 great
spor,,; aih ai ween Major Domo. Montana snpc
M MIs tichness and Locohatcnce' Gnu -0'''O
,r,n,ld 70 10 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
SIGNS OF A COOL WAVE IN THE NoR1HwEs

SIGNS OF 4 COOL WAVE IN THE NORTHWEST
Washington June 2OThc barometer has fallen. except
IN Ncw.England and tho extreme Northwest The DIS
turbanco north Of Montana has moved eastward u
Sorthcrn Minnesota. Secondary depressons are forming
In r,s.oru Nebraska and Colorado. Tho weather
continues threatening with showers from the lower lake
region southwark to the Gulf coast Showers are
also reported from New.;nsland Northwestern 'on'u'n
sat!on. and Eastern Nebraska IL Is warmer anu
or in the central valleys and upper lake region, ana
warmer and cloudy in Ncw.Encnnl l. IL cooler N ne
xtrerne Northwest Continued warm southwestery "i'd>
rarity cloudy weather and showers wi" prevail rom u'o
-, lat. reo.r, southwark TO Florida Tho cloudinesS
,, ,...o in the Northwest with cooler northwescriy
ds and local rams during the afternoon or night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
,,,ppisny STRONG IN WISCONSIN.

Thomas VI blacLs,oci, ~ >leboyean. WIS. mem
ter Of the commit,. appointed Ia call upon PRESIDENT
Harrison aud inform him Of lhs cnohinauoh D' ''c
poptlllcan National Convention, was at the Filth
Avenue Hotel last night.
Il am not member II the committee appointed 10
call mon Nr WhIiclav Reid hc said. but went
:, Washington a, u member of the committee winch
Informed the President This denomination ana !
lave come On hee purposely 20 pas my personal
rc>cpct, 10 Mr.. Reid The President made n remark
nble speech this afternoon II IN itself l. perfect
rn,nr,i,n document Harrison Is very strong IN
Wi,cou-in and | think he will carry the state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
" BEECIfER RIrHMENTn SURVIVORS AT DINNER.

The survivors the lst Long Island Volunteers. the
"Bcecher Regiment celebrated the thirty anniversary
Of their muster in by banquet last evening at Wilson'S
Assembly Rooms, I'm Pierrepont-st. Brooklyn General
Nelson Cross elected president OF the association at
business session dinner the principal speaker was
General George Loud Editor Of "Home and Country"
His subject was Tho Volunteer Soldier" The other
spoakers Included Commander Craft OF tho First Long
Island Post O.. \. r. General Cross Joseph L. Seeley.
william Reed. General Lewis NJ Peck and Major l. W X
Mns There we've about fifty present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
FEWER ELEvlrED TRAINS IL wARM WEATHER.

Colonel Frank X. Haln manager OF tho Manhattan
Railway Company yesterday Informed Tribune reporter
4 the changes he had Instituted IN the train service on
the elevated week ago. Ony SIX trains have been
taken OF on S>taVe. line. and the came number has
boon taken the Thrd-ayc line. In all other respects the
..ryce is the during the winter. Colonel Ham
SAYS that h. considers these twelve trims unnecessary
since tho usual summer allng.on OF traffic IS marked.
Already dlly difference OF 100000 passengers notice
a,Ic and the receipts the Recorst station alone. as
an example, dropped IS per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
GIN. TRACY DID NOT MEET MIR. PLATr.

FIX Senator T. C. Flnt much amused at story
printed Yesterday which pretended to report the De
tails Of conference which he WIS alleged 10 iRiVo
held with secretary Tracy n; Manhattan Beach on
sunday According - thi, statement General Tracy
,rncard ns the repres ntative Of the Administration
to "placacp Mr.. Pllt. and the conference ut when
the ~overtnresr were considered LASTED two hours
md was highly satisfactory 10 BOTH
Mr. Plat carefully read the story after when ne
said: Il have had no conference whatever with sec
rotary Tracy. Further than that ala not hhow nc
r,d boon "A guest II the Manhattan Beach Hotel unui
after he had taken his departure for Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
LEARx NOW 10 GIVE LID rO TIE IyyURED.

No should be without knowledge OF the most
advisable treatment OF accidents, for through
ignorance OF the simplest rules Of giving fret aid
to the suffering many small injuries become painful and
often dangerous from lack proper treatment Ono Of
the useful books in this line and which all might
and study with benefit is small volume issued by
the Society for instruction In First Aid Injured.
The book is fully illustrated and the principal rules for
first OF drowning, burns, spralns
broken limbs choking, ETC.. carefully and ucdy ex'
planned 1t Is valuable reference book, and its price Is
TWENTY-FIVE cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
TO HOLD ITS REGirrA on JUNE 4.

The Douglaston Yacht Club Will hold It's second
annual regatta on July a. The start will be from of
the clubhouse at Little Neck Bay, l.. l., and the
will be out around Stepping stone Light. The
regatta Is open - all sloops, cutters yawls and
catboats belonging No the Atlaptc, Larchmont, sea-
wanhalna, New Rochelle, Riverside, Kn,ckerbocker,
Indian HarbOr Stamford and Hampstead Harbor yacht
clubs. Entries should be made In writing, stating
length over AL and water line length to James spark
man. chsirman Of the regatta COMMITTEES No. so
Broadway, before noon Of July |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
yt1y oFrTcHRs or 4 RELIGIOUS BoDY.

Eiie Penn. June 20 (special-The New-lork ana
Pcnnsy lvanla district Of the Evangelical synod oil
North America closed It's weeks session here today
Officers were elected follows President the Rev.
Mr. Valkcrn Rrc vice president the Rev. A. Zcllcr
Rochester: secretary the Rev. Edward Jung Buffalo.
treasurer f.. W. Tesser. Buffalo; delegates rs the
Genc,al Conference in Indianapolis. tue Rev .essrs
jung Teller. Kettlcr and Roberts. The conference
will meet In Rochester IN June, loO3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
scrvr p,,y-rrs, SOCIETY INCORPORATED

certificate Of Incorporation wa filed in the County
Clerks Office Yesterday by the Scene Painters Society
NJ America The object OF the society is to unite the
scene painters OF country ard 10 promote the artistic
and practical efficiency Of the profession The managers
are Richard Marston. OF Paimers Theatre Henry L"
Hoyt Of The Metropolitan Opera House Harley Merry
o. Brooklyn; Ernest Albert OF Chicago; Homer LINENS
Of the Fourteenth Street The9,e, ard Sydney Cludley OF
the Union Square Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
Proposals.

AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 200. Stewart Building. No. $50 Broadway
Ncw.Yorh, June .. 1892.
TO CONTRACTORS.
- IDS OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
ID and furnishing the materials called Tor IN the sp
proved form OF contract gle T. The Snee Of the
AqucLuct commissioners, for BUILDING THE NEW
rtoToN DAM, At C6RNGLL SITE, on r cR9roN
cHiSrEK COvNrY. NFw.YoRK, viii be received At
this onlce. ,mtil Wednesday The OOH day Of June.
they viii be publicly opened by me Aggeinet CON- on:
WORK ard furnishing sad materials Will DC made by said
Commissioners soon thereafter as practicable;
nank forlas said approved contact and tho specid
cations thereof and bids o. proposals, AMI proper envelopes
plans for said work and all other information. 10
Obtained at the above ohce Of the Aqueduct Con.
nissloners on application TO the Secretary
nv order OF tie Aquetuct Commissioners
]. c. LUII.EY. JAMES Z. DUANE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

To RE ENTERTAINED PY COLONEL SHEPARD.
Colonel Elliott r. ShcIud viii give an informal dinner
this evening ~ The members ai the committee appointed
a. inform the Republics candidates for President ana
President of their nomination. The dinner VIII be
held ON the roof of Manhattan Athletic Club. az
d. H. Covers will ic l1ii for nifty, and In addition to
tho committee II expected that Whitclaw Reid, Governor
Mckinley q fcw others VIII be present There Will
be- no speeches the dinner the party VIII 90
20 the ratification meeting at the Music Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
c,vroy.s HARRISON AND REID CLUB.

Canton. y y. Juno 90 CSIrriall.-Thc first Haf
ri-on and Reid Climb formed I'm 81. Lawrence county
ily, banner Repubicwl county Of the state, was or
cnuired Saturday evening amid great enthusiasm nj
Canton tho county scat. l.. ". Russell Judge OF
tho supreme CONT VI. president. Roussg speeches
for the Minneapolis nominee were male BY Mr'
Russell. Assombyman Keller. Or. j. &. Lee, OF IT.
Lav~cncc University. Mayor II. d. Ellsworth state
Advoc ate General of the q. A. H.. and others me
Grand Army boys are going In for lnrI1s'n ana heid
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

No. ] Of Kings County had a rally on oa'uriay
evening nj their hcadouart rs In North Secondst on
which occasion handsome transparency for Harrison
and Reid was placed IN front Of the building. SeVerA
addresses and supper followed, and 1t was midnight
before the festivities brought to close; me
msmbpre OF the association did noble WORK IN the
campaign If 1855 but intend to surpass their previous
this fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

start for the first time season. Nomad
the high.class twoyear.ods OF 1871, being
OF HIS Highness, St. Florian and Victory Dagonet in
the colors OF his new owner. NJ +. Dwyer, will
the Volunteer.
The other races have nlled extremely WELL and alto.
gether an afternoon Of exhiaratng sport is sight.
These are the entries in full:
FIRST RACE-THE FOAM STAKES For two.year.
ol1s. SO EACH with 81 500 added Five furlonqs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
THE BuIrDryG TRADES CLUB CELEBRATES.

The Building Trades Club celebrated last evening
tho first anniversary )i H. possession n lis present
house. at No. III East Twentythrd ia plea SAINT
entertainment given In TIE club parlors. Henry
Morrow Chairman Of the house committee. had charge
OF the arrangements. Among those present were Rob
ert l.. Dnrragh, e. T. Wells J. J. Tucker. Richard
Deeve5, Alexander Brown, jr. and John j. stevens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
european advertisements.
CI.-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsT.-"By thorough knowledge Of tho
natural which govern the operations Of digestion and
nutrition and by careful application Of the ne properties
weslac,ed Cocoa Mr. Epps has provided tsakast
tables dccntey layoitd beverage which save
many heavy doctors bs II !. BY the udcio use Of
such articles NJ diet that constitution may be gradually
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US ready attack wherever there Is point We
may escape may fatal shaft BY keeping ourselves well
fortified with pure blood and properly noufished fr1me
Civil Service Gazette
Made simply With boiling water or milk Sold only IN
= CO.. uom"onathic Chemists London. England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
u ROpOsALs FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR

i THE NEw.YORK NAVY YARD.-June IL, 1892; -
Scaled proposals ndorsed Proposals for Naval supplies
for the NewYork Navy Yard 10 De- opened June ~ ls52
Navy Department Washington, p c. unit, IL Cock
thereafter furnish ~ the New ork Navy Yard Juan
drawing instruments lamps. tools. hose paints. The
articles must the Navy standard and tho
usual naval Inspection Blank proposals Will he furnished
upon application the Navy Pay Once. NewYork or to
the Pur,au The attention OF manufacturers and dealers
il invited Tie bids all ether things being equal decided
by lot Department reserves the right T. waive do
Got ar IN reject any or bids
TO the Government. EDWIN STEWART, Paymast,r.
General. u. y. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
Tile. PROGRAMME TO-DAY.

card OF unusual merit is offered by the oo'., n,ef
Jockey club to-day The Volunteer Handicap inc .'
nce in the programme. has never failed 70 A' 40 uf
ton and arouse the interest Of the patrons OF the
Beins ono of the important three.ycarod races OF inc
year 1t invariably brings out a tine ned. io11' "a
isesess Is Increased by the presence Of Nomad WHO W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

lo1 west-st Victor Demartn, Of No II Park Row. and
Adolph Diezelsk OF No. Chambers-st In the Essex
Market Police Court. James 3. Clampett OF No. 322
Grand-st. Reuben Serbatsky, OF No. 263 Broome-st'
Louis Berger OF 10o Cherry-st. and Otto Umstcin
Of No. 81 Rvlngton.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
DROpOSALS For FURNISHING FIRE AND

i STREET HyDRANTs.-ons Of The Commissioner,
c.. Washington. June II. lS32-Salei proposals VIII
this office until II O'Clock on Thursday
80. 1892 Tor furnishing hundred Fire ydrants
and nfty liyd Blank forms O proposals and
specifications be- obtained at this ofce upon appca~
tion therefor, together with all information:
The right reserved reject any and all bids or parts %
bids. J. w. DOUGLASS j. w. ROSS, WM T. RIOS
: L. mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21

Tribune ONCE June 81. u. m-tenefaly fair weather
nreyai.d Yesterday with ltle rain In the early morn
inc brisk southwesterly winds blew all day; aud the
hu,n.dit though than Sunday was above the
normal II registered 80 at a. m. and 10 Mt p. M
h ,,mrersture rnged between IS and 90 degrees the
.,e si IL beinr las. higher the spending
DIV last wear, and 8a higher nan on Sunday. -
u"' and nsar iL. city to-day heIe VIII probably ba