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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MORE OFFICIAL SALARIES RAISED.
THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE INCREASES BOTH CITY

THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE INCREASES BOTH CITY
AND COUNTY BUDGETS
The Board OF Estimate practically ended It's Work
or the year Yesterday. Two moro large Increases III
salaries were made The pay Of General Alinet r
jerks. Corporation Counsel increased from S6oco
to $4,000. making II tho thai OF the Mayor
The salary OF CITY Works Commissioner adams was IN
creased from IS 900 70 $1,000. The Board OK A.
SCISSORS who received $500 increase each on Thursday
sent In a petition asking reconsideration OF THIS 50
that their original request for ~ 900 each might Dc
granted. but II was not acceded TO- The Sainiles oi
the i've police surgeons Increased from Sl21o 10
81 500 each Mayor Roodv opposed the increase OF the
salary Of the Corporation Counsel mt was ontVo'cu
The request Of the City Works Department for T2oi@
COS. an increase OF S37SsiO last year. was cut
down considerably The estimate OF F2o3'1"5' 1of
general election expenses In 1893 was allowed b"l
the request for SIO O51 for the special election ior
February O. 1893 was cut down TO 10000.
The total figures Of the tax budget are not vet
footed but the amount will not be fnr from S1o0oo-
OCO for the city budget which $0,05ij41 30 last
year. and will be nearly S3.O00000 for the county
which was ~ .2JOO7O last year. making n total Of
nearly $4,000 10000. Unless the assessed vnluatlo's
are greatly increased from the S4G8.9l4.24J Of last
wear the tax rate viii be enlarged and In any event
the tax PAYERS will find their bin considerably IN
excess OF those they paid last December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
vrBrURY ABOVE NINETY A0AIN.

,r,-,,,DIrY HELPED TO MAKE NEw-YoRKERs ON'
COMFORTABLE.
When people awakened yesterday morning anu ou..
tho mercury crawling up the thermometer 'uoo W."
a d,scoursging persistency. they SAID IL Is so'"s "
ms, like Monday and Tuesday hot "",e ''.
icon predicted and people were prepared 10 "' Nv.
and uncomfortable Fortunately II was not 81 uo'
os II WAS on Monday and Tuesday, but IL was NV
norcb and the excessive humidity In the atmo>pIee
,,odo Z. seem much hotter than il reniy was Inv
heat was tempered By breeze which piew i'on 80
IN fourteen miles an hour, however ana peoPe VIZ
co,d got the benefit Of the brcczc ala not sulef
In the crowded tenement house dis'n''s '"e''
only the heat and The humidity, ana fhec was "u'"
suffering. Down in the street, where most peop'e
SUI, .0 dnr, tho heat the temperature was az
,o,s q, q O'Clock in the morning. Then the sun
-o.. With n coppery glare and the neat iheie"Se''
A, q o'clock the mercury had clmieh up 10 - "'s
and NJ O'Clock II was AZ 80 degrees n, "oo', ""'
,h. s,,n heat down almost directly overhead " WIS
three decnees hotter. Put noon Is not ue "",".e'
lime OF the dny in Newiork. All the WORN WIN" ''D
n docs IN the morning in heating up the great ovens
~ brick and stone and In making the pavchen.s w
n uhe the fiery plongIshare which mediae'al
enthusiasts used 10 walk over, begins TO he 1e' i"cr
in the dny and at 80 O'Clock the heat Is inc
A. that hour Yesterday the thermometer Feeis'ee"
=, aroos This was the maximum reached III 'i'o
conrSe Of the day. n, ,,r
Many prop'c fed from me hot s''ce'S =" AN
and tc popular boats Of the Iron steamboat 'o"p''N
.,d tbe uudson River Line did a rushing business,
The temperature the top OF the r'ln''' ;.
prdiny vas 3 degrees lower all day, but that ahoi"'a
little comfort TO the people who Went ABOUT "'"o"
,-,.tcn,s I'm the street below n thunoers"',
had been predicted and about 4 O'Clock the cio"us
nooor IN nil. ND on the western horizon ~
.coc, the whole sky overcast and lgir'nihe anu
,,rrder came from the lcaden clouds. AZ ocio'h
rho ra,n vo, pouring down and then the s'o'mi
God over leaving the air cool and refreshing az
o'clock tho mercury had fallen to - degrees ana u
ccol night had set IN
rho weather to-day will probably not be oppresSi'I'
,,-n and the wind will probably come rom '"e
northeast. ,oc
A. ,he Bnrcan OF Vital Statistics yesterday wv
do,the we're reported only al average nunoer 'o VII"
dov I'm warm weather. but six Of the deaths "ere o
rs,rope TIE police reported that two persons VII" M
nt ~ hospltals In the afternoon S'Meiing HoIi VI.
Tnt They we're Michael Carey, residence uhhi '
1,nnd n Avenue and Eightietst, and fran yum ,tL
.Iirt, ,,ro year, old Of clinton st., removed lrol @
a Market sts Michael Sullivan, ,ione,noe1 1,
oi I'm tho afternoon at the Fall RIVER Line per a LIZ
W. hnot william Winten. of No. al ConimpuS
r,s overcome b, the heat aud removed L, n's
John Frederick Of NO. 80 Est an'r, ,o.trat
had 10 be taken home, suffering from pfosua"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
ALI READY AT C0yEY ISLAND TO-DAY.

After considerable amount Of hustle and confusion,
due to the usual prclmlnaries Of the formal opening
OF the Concy Island Oday, everything will be
In readiness for the rush anticipated such occasions
Coincident with the initial production of Pains
spectacle "Canva Of Venice" at West Brighton, the
big auditorium hall In the sea Beach Palace will b.
thrown open 10 the public with an interesting and
amusing acrobatc and aerial performance. Niagara
Falls we'll known to visitors al Concy Island curing
the four five years. has been removed. In its
place big stage has been erected. thoroughly equipped
with new and handsome scenery, which will prove
pleasing to the eye of The spectator. The auditorium
Itself has been newly decorated throughout comfortable
seating capacity for 300 persons has been provided
and all other details carefully looked TO.
Among those engaged TO app ar are a number Of the
best-known acratic. aerial ana other performers to
gchcr with several shirt and spanish dancers and an
excellent orchestra. For the children the trained
donkeys and wrestling bears have been provided. A
continuous performance will be given, beginning at
O'Clock In the afternoon and closing AZ IL 80 in the
evening. The rooms in the Beach Palace Hotel
have been newly furnished and Will be open for guests
TO day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
cnLRr OLE ApPEALS DECISIONS.

* ORDER IL REGARD TO \ DISPUTED iOlNA
rXpFE THE BALLOT REFORM LAW AFFIRMED
Saratoga. Y. " June 1.-THE Court Of Appeals TO
d,v dccld,d a dl,nned point under the Ballot Reform
i.,. hv affirming with opinion by Judge Gray the
order Of fine General Term. Third Department, WHICH
affirmed the order If Justice slower at special Term
directing p,rcmptory writ II mandamus I" ISSUE
fl, the respondents I'm the People cN iel Henry
rlndev and other, against Thomas &. Shaw ana
others h,,rd of cnnva>>ers Of the town Of Moran.
rs.cx Comfy. commanding the board TO cnnvaSs
nn.t.r' ballot, voted for rrlatOra majority Of all
c,-t nj the town meeting March !. l'92 ana issue
certificates of erection 10 Bradley the rclator ~ >ufr
or and 10 other rcliors for The several town Offices
for which they were candidates. The rclalor' We're
nominated hy an Independent, caucus AID tie town
clerk refused TO print their ballot because they had not
icu nominated Ly political party that cast one per
,e,t Il ,hc vote cast ~ the last preceding election.
IN. rcl,'or, then had "p,srr' ballots printed,
which wrr. voted by their friends and The Town EoaTd
refused to oany.,s those ballots rs detective. This
objection was ovcriulcd by the special Term. which
nnd,,, n,, been sustained by tie supreme court AID
the court 4 Appeals.
Among the oihrr decisions handed down today
were the following:
Trau AZ. Mead. Dexter agt. Riverside ana oIweeo
MN. I:ncr agt Consumer Ice Company. Leach az
Tr0nslyn. Bushvick and Queens Comfy Railroad
ron,panv Judgment anirm'd. Win cots,
~ nnooklvn Newand aet. Hudson River Water.PoN"r
md Paper company. NcNab ngt. me M'Nab var.
lam Manufacturing Company. Judgment hWrned on
II va, ordered that calendar be made ior ih'
-.-.on - this court {" IT, h'd III me '"p.'"i' ~
f,ly ou Nnvdl,. p,tol". 3. ~ 10 O'Clock. 'h mas
ale lnf viii be- placed tho" ap"i- In when returns
,Ith notice, Of argument shall hnV" been hl,d III hr
r,c 49, fle clerk o.! the court ar before S"pi m"
- Proclamation vas made and the court ailourn"d
until October ,. at Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
4 SMALL pcG CAUSES lots OF TROUBLE.

Thomas Brackcn aundryman thirty.seven years old
and his wife Bella. twentvseten old
sO2 Secondaye. appeared at the Yorkyic Police Court
Yesterday afternoon with their faces bruised and swollen
and made complaint assault against Martin Delaney
and Thomas McKenna. two young members OF the "Vil
LACE Gang" Delarcy IS eighteen old and lives at
No cal East Twentv-eighth-st, while McKenna Is
twcntv..x years oN and lives No. 332 East Thirty
Grs,st. The former works bartender In Thomas
McCarthys place. which known the Shamrock House
., NO. 82S Firstayc.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Bracken took her silver
Skye To- rer out for a walk. whoa IL was stolen. In
answer 10 an advertsemsnt which she offered reward
OF siO for the return thc dog Delaney called upon hog
and Offer a to return the animal. Ancs ne lttt TIC
house for pupos, OF getting the terrier Mrs, Backe
ond her husband followed him. They saw him meet
McKenna snd then 30 the shamrock House on az.
living there the heheli their dog. ana MIS-
Bracken took in her ana started 10 fonde IT,
The sight Of Bracken and his wife male the fuinns
furious They only then eii2,d how foolish ,hcy
had been IN given the BackeIs chance 20 shadow
them and regain possession Of tho dog without the reward
Mn. Bracken no sooner had ne dog her arms than
she was by Delaney. who knocked her down With
\ blow IN the with bis fist. When BIaeken ran 70
hjs wlfes aid both Delaney and McKenna attacked hun
and gave him Q terrible beating. Mrs Bracken held on
10 t,ye dog and her brought q citizen. Philip j.
shoenhar No. s2e East Tweoey ninthst and onicer
L ]. Csanslly Of the Thirty.nfth-st station. TO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
A IYPHrs CASE IN A BIG HOSPITAL

Charles Scott. forty-fonr years old. was sent from
the Presbyterian Hospital 10 North Brother Island
Yesterday, suffering from typrs fever. He went u
the hospital thrc" days ago from No. 1.iOo Thlrd-avc
where lie Ind lodged for short time. Previously.
he had been q lcdgcr at No. l13 Park Row. When
he was admitted 20 the hospital ~ appeared ~ be
III from pulmonary complan'. but the typAu
symptoms appeared Thursday night and he Mas
placed in a separate room until morning when he
transferred 10 the Island. II said at the hospital
that there was u fear that other patients
there would catch the fever the exposure ha1 been
slight and di.iufc, tant> had been used freely.
Three persons, who we're SICK from smallpox were
removed from their homes In The city 10 NOrh lir Their
Island Yesterday. They sarah +. LtGrnO.
tbiriyt two wears old Of No % Charlton It. Henry
kOus forty five years Old. of NJ. l3l I've. H. and
Annie lloh an infant, OF NJ. jo1 East Forty
fou hSt
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TIE LITTLE MOTHERS DAY OFF.
COUNTRY NH AND FOOD TASTED BY CROWD
or POOR CITY CnILDREN.

CnrNTHY IE tND FOOD TASTED BY CROWD
or POOR CITY cnILDREN.
Whore cherries ripcr in the sun. where Wild straw
berio, hide in the tall rra,. and he DIAL b~I"nfl"
rbe green fields a crowd Ol happy children -i'ui
Yesterday and returned IN th" evening bcirnI 'h'
snoil. NJ the woods and meadows. Il was TWO var,
40, vc.foianv uat the irilc Mother Md society
VA founded and Mr.. :. II. Johnston took party
q, 10, children ~ spend day in The country. The
,r,,ao or Of the charity umcd n reach certain c1,-
~ Children -hc wished TO benefit. not ti" hari'
v,norstrr- Who have the freedom - -" street dan
and nl.ht lnt tho girls wlo spend their day w
caring for their Younger brother ana sister, while
their paronis are At work. 1hey are te lAiile
M,thcr,.7 who live IN poorly ventilated tenement
houses and often pass the sprneime % ih.f HVc'
without seang the trees and blossoms ana nearing
The song, Of the biris
With appcilics .harpenod by the bracing country
mir and dip in tho salt water. ID" young people
rushed at the sound - graf TN horn =
dinner % roast beef. p1ia'o~. a-phI1rn Is
and Other things cooked country style.
Many tenement, hol.o was frightened la'' might
by grasses AID fruit and prrfumcf hy the scent -
wild Gower~ Yc-.crriy afternoon among those
who visited ~, headquarters Of The society were MIR
Gco-se T. Ilcarn. Mr.. &. ". Mcdonnell, %" MI.
katherine and Ecrlha Johnston. Mrs. W. J. Johnston.
,;rcenwich Conn; Mrs. q. T.. ~chank ard &c Rev.
Mr. Ilnr,..r. The society acknowledge, dn, from
Mr. Goorgc A. llcaru. Mr.. L. II. Jenl'. NJ. J"'ri
wood. MI. II. Herman and other. Tie cNPcn..s =
tho charity nrc large and there j. constant n"cl ~
fliude C.ufrfhnfrus max be- s'r' - VI. J. II.
lam. ton 40 :IOj East -cvcn'centh-st.. T. Gcor-e
T. NALL so. East fouitccnthr'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

THE TRIBUNE.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
steamer wyoming tBr Rugby, LiverpoOi-A NJ Uh'e''
steamer E,rurh (Bp. Hams. LiverpOcl-vcrnOn
steamer Anchoria (Brl. Campbell. GassOw-hends''
steamer veendam tD.chl Van der Zee, ROTTERDAM
steamer Rucia o,cr), Lcthausen, Hamburger J
), amer Thinsvala DAM. LauD. stettn. Copenhagen
" s%r w.r srI "sr @ cGs asA r g
stsusr Amo unp, DE March Lisbon-fhelps o'O'
st Humboldt On crimes Lsbou-Busk je,ons
STEAMER Vitora Nor. Aarseth iiavan'-Jas wa"
STEINER River Garry CBrl. Lavender. rrOsre'o' Mex
strsmNr A,ho. tpp. Low. Kingston. Jacmei' &C.
steamer Neptune, Fraser. Monteeo Bay. Ja-J L Kerr
steamer Fortescue (Br. simpson. Girara-MOse sro'
steamer Yale S Do.sn ,'lsaranMonss ,is and
steamer ,ncrokce chichester. Charleston ana JACK
steamer City o. Birmingham. Burg. siNannah-R
stcsmer LanIc:tna CBrS, GAVIN. BaitimOre-John
ss T Ms;a! s':'i sFs :''i Tsa:s
- BARK Iiotiidc. BOwden Rosario. Ar" w''d
EsrS Alexander Black tBr. BueS' ceI'''tne A"-
Park Elcnrosh CBr,. cara. Montevdco for orders
Bark Havana. Rice. navana-w Mun.on.
SAILED
Torescnc state q Tex.s Fernanans cry o. S%sa"
ham. savannah Cherokee Charleston; Caiand BAiuo''
ship Helen Brewer. fo- Hong Kong.
Also ssiled-Via Long Island Sound
Steamers Concord Usl and II n Whitney. Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. 49,
LIVERPOOL. June l7sa,ed steamer Cudc tBr jones' '
New.Yerk. .,u.,p,
oureNvrowE Juno l7Arrived steamer city OF ner"''"
.isit4Sn Hss EHArtyed steamer Persian Monarch
XHkE ~ .l1yssAs steamer CITY Of Rome 'S'''
al 5IH&k1HIk X-Sa6e4 etesmer Fuida (Gerh 1nnO
MI ~ HI fsacs isS New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
yR. 4. MATCHES TO BE SHOT 1T SEA GIFT

Al sr,4cial meeting Of the board OF directors Of the
National Rife Association. held Thursday 10 de-
cided 10 accept tho o. Rne Association Of
NewJcrsey Of general inspector Of rifle prace
.ha, STATE 10 have it, matches Grit at IN" annual
meeting OF NewJcsey Hihc Association instead Of at
Crecdmoor formerly. This step made necessary
owing 10 the wav In which assignments OF the Nouoaa
Guard 10 Creedoor practice have been made leaving
time available in September during which the annual
meeting Of the National Rifle Association BE- held and
also the general inspector o rife practice Of
state OF Ncw.York refuses permit 'hc inldc In
the sharp&hoorr' matches TO be counted publications.
A. has heretofore bccn The case which has broken up
MAJ. hee and thereby deprived he the revenue
BY which alone II enabled provide The prizes and
other of the annual meeting. Tho New.
Jersey Association viii provide for all matches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
LIGHTNING; STRIKES 4 NEW BUILDING.

The people scurryng through bieecAet .t ""u
,r,s,er SIS when the storm and rain were at uhe'i
boicht Yesterday afternoon were star'ic" os 10
soundnc crash Of stone upon the paVcWch, ~ ''
northwest corner Of the two streets lug n"e
. ,, , tho roof OF a nine-story building re-
.on,,: cone,ructcd and now awaiting tenants. Inc
+, ch,nin, had struck n peak fihc Gothic ornameh
,suon on the roof Of the building and disio"se"
abon, a hundred pounds Of stone No one was
injured but tho Gothic Commentator eahou
heavily forward and seemed To be in imminent am
ger Of topping over into the '1Tee ,Eo Fire Depart
mcnt The building IS owned by Charles BaDhs' anu
was built at u cost Of S2OO.Ooo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

saratoga. June Il Cpcclab-Thc Master car
ruildcr.' Association thi, afternoon finished the
bu,nc-. ~ IT. twcnty--iNth annual convention The
piiuclpa report submitted was on IN" standards al
ready adopted hy the association. with Iccomn'nha-
tinr. "a. f. what measures are cNp"dicnt 10 secure
,b.ir ..rctol ADOPTION The following officers were
elected: President. f.. W. GllcvcS. Baltimore; wee
presidents. I. u. Ca-anavc. Fort Wayne. Ind; John
: Icntz Inikcrton. Penn: r. \. Hi'ccll. Buffalo I;
secretary John W Cloud Of Chicago treasurer. q. W.
Dcmarc>t. Baltimore: executive COMMITTEES. e. W.
Rhode. Aurora Ill: J. r. Chamberlain. Lawrence.
Ma.,.: r. Leeds New York and J. {. Barbour. Rich
,nnnd Va The a~eoclatiou Will meet next year at
Minneapolis Detroit Or mi In Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
NEWARK.

A man dressed in clerical Garb ard giving the
name Of The Rev. william T.. Pc'rc WIS prisoner
a, the second Polio" Precinct Yesterday. ON Thurs
dav night pairiman in Front II. heard wohl'n :
screams AM Immediately aficrwarl Young W''''"
ran M T. him a'd pointing 70 . man whuhs h''''c',
AWAY asked the officer TO arrest him. II apPf"r'
s., hon statement that while she ana some friends
we,, sitting On the stoOp of her house, No. Il PROM
IT, tho stranger walked up To them. placed ms ia '''
ON her shoulder and said Well u abon lih" ~ -
80, tn lied I-n't iter At the Station bus" P"t1e -'n
he was a graduate OF Dartmouth toHc-' ana ! u" ,n
Theological seminary. but a. pTa' lnS "ii' u'h =,
was trying To- make living at pattern !nhhlhe;
c\ lIuued that he had mistaken the mousse ,iol uN
irnrIucho,I,r lie was held for further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
= OLD HITCH IL THE RESTATRlNT BUSHES

"liutch's Hash house Is the sign which VIII
probably be displayed over the entrance 10 new
restaurant IN Pearl st.. Just back Of the Produce EN-
change. The restaurant !. 10 be opened by Il. i.
hutchinson known as "Old Hutch" since lbs
corner Of the Chicago market In which he made
81 900 900 Hutchinson has been hanging around the
Ncw-Y0rk bucket shops. lie found the fare OF the
New York restaurants unsuitcd to his TASTES and he
has decided TO start to be conducted after his
own idcn, Of what restaurant should be. Yesterday
afternoon "OM Hutch" cUld be seen at work with
solitary attendant hopping up the floor and washing
second hand crOckcry. lie expect, to do q large
huslnesS after his plnce is opened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
VOREMNy BURIED IN QCTCES1yD.

While wDrkmen were digging excavation for the
foundation OF building at No. 80 Washington
Place. adjoining the Washington Square Methodist
Episcopal Church. yesterday, they loOsened two OF
three stones In the wall OF the church and released
a bank of qucksand which Slid into the trench.
Martin Durkln and Martin Walsh. two Of the wOrlmcn.
partially buried in the quclksand, but they were
pulled out by their comrades in few minutes and
found not To he seriously hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
4 DYING NAYS IMPROBABLE STORY.

staggered the reception room Of Maintain
Hospital at 80 o'clock yestd,y morning and nd that
he dying. lie then fell TO the floor unconscious.
Coroner Mo.s.mer tho mans statement
YESTERDAY lie said that he George Rciner twenty.
Digit years cd lie was beating his way down from Al.
baDy trains when he fell IN with two men On Thurs.
evening they crawed from a 0ne.hdn.
DR. and. thructh-st, walk the rest OF the way. One
Of the men had revolver and he started examine IT,
II discharged aud Reiner shot head When
his he alone in the DARK but man.
aged TO hnc his way 10 me hospital The police think
that he is lying. NE cannst recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
HOME NE WIS.
WHAT rs GOING on TO-DAY.

Suburban Day Concv Island jockey Club Sh'ep'heHd
Bay. D. N. .
yanoosc. Norwood steam vach. race. Milton Point :
D m.
Marine end Field Club regatta Bath Beich'
Vale princeton la .ba match. Polo Grounds $50 D. M
Ixth Ward pioneer Corps excursion t. Washington IarA
Axiom society festival Washington Park. evening
Seowanbal<a Cornthian NAVY Yacht Club excursion
C,rni,ul q, Venice fireworks display, West Brighton.
As p. m.
Departure Of Democratic delegates for Chicago
Departure ~ Troop and 60th Regimen for state camp
Atlantic Yacht Club catbcats' regatta. p. M
Orange Lawn Tennis Club tournament. Orange. D. m
city Eernblican Cub OF Mt. Vernon mas:-m"ctng. 3
Music in Central Park by IN Reeiment band p m
Music in St. Marv's Park by 10Th Regiment Dahd '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
HEAVIER GOLD ryGAGEMExrs FOR EXPORT.

heal god enssccIcnts yesterday rot disappointed
But the bear OPERATORS lstonished tie lack Of
effect upon the stock Prices fell or little the
announcements The close had risen above ,rday
final figures The banking community generally rcc1rds
the present gold movement due TO the nc'ds OF the
Hungary monarchy in carrying ont TO- proposed
orss currency. The ergth Of the New
York banks in specie sllays all nervousness.
. The engagements OF. god for today's stamcrs now
amount 10 81 $4,000. OF which S3750Oo0 secured
yesterday The eNl orts OF the week will amount TO
a.
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ruie,. Hi-choI. I'm thu Cudrt Of Common Plea. has
ordered that The FNc.r Commissioners i-'uc license
20 Loui, -pltyhun who h9> liquor stone nj No. II
Eighth ave. the same building IN which the tfNe''h
District court T. held. Til" Excl" commissioners de-
clncd 10 grant the lccHc. the Cr uid that the new
cxc.-e law rf',d them Issuing hcense for the sale
.f lqupr on the slime premise" n we've u-ch i'r
court huu-c. Tho dee ion j. ON The ground That
premises and building" are not SYNONYMOUS. The
l,rro1n j. down stairs and the courtroom l. up on"
ID stairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

wichita. Kan, June Il Tie wheat harvest l. iu
prosrcs, In southern Kansas. la the southern part
Il Harper County cutting bear early last Thur,
day The quality Of the grain Is excellent. the hcndS
Icing long aud well filled. and the berry plump AMI
heavy In the extreme western counties the Gro? is
rcporicd a. imply magniccnt The roport' fr IA
nearly all point, Indicate n larger yield than last
yclr corn /, looking we'll mt some COUNT, say
ln, rain Will bc needed soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
MILL KrRnrE.s PUNISHMENT.

John Roddy. II painter twenty years 3D. Of Sol
o2a3 second ave. and an accomplicc robbed Ms.
Catherine T.. Hart. OF NJ 12D W.T. siXtytr-t st. Of
g3ca on May =. She collecting th. rent 10 her
Lonse at so. 2,7a2 Fishthavc. when they attacked
her In the hail. They beat her brItally Sualchci
her satchd containing $Gi and tore 4 rll Of blls
200 I'm All. from her bosom. ROddv alone was
cnughf IN tcncrnl sessions yesterday judge filZ
gerald srnl,nccd him to states prison for srvrn
md - half
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
Kitchen
Economy

Actual tests show the Royal
Baking Powder to be a. per
cent. stronger than any otner
brand on the market. If any
other baking powder is for
ced upon you by the grocer
see that you are charged the
correspondingly lower price