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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21

In the case OF Carl Woods the New YORK
court OF appeals has affirmed the sentence
OF death. Woods murdered Lea der Pnco.
He will be sentenced to dieby electricity t
Clinton prison.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21

Senator Aldrich, expresses the opinion
that free silver bin will pass both the
house and the senate ut the present session
and be vetoed by the president.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21

scafiold upon which n number OF men
we're working in Liverpool dock collapsed
recently and thirteen OF them were injured.
Eight o: them are in crisic;l! condition
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21
August
Flower

, 1have been afflicted with bilious
ness and constipation forffteen years
and first one and then another prep
aration was suggested to me and
tried, but to no purpose. A friend
recommended August Flower aud
words cannot describe the adrnira-
ZION in which holdit. Ithas given
one new lease Of life, which before
was burden. Its good qualities
endwonderful merits should be made
known to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia and biliousness." JESSE
BARKER, Printer, Humboldt, Kas. @
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21

S. c. Mutall. an italian, attempted to
burn q tenement with eighty people init in
New York recently, He inilcd He is at
arge
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Tor II has been great blessing 20 me. and 70 ny
friends my recovery seems almost miraculous.
think Hoods Ssrsaparla is the king o. all N ed-
cres" WILLIAM A. LEHR, No. 8 North Railroad
st., Eeud allville Ind
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21
Trying To stinen His Nerve.


he took the agent aside and said.
II can pay about $25 a month.
Harlem will do. What kind OF Eat
have you to ofer?"
MARRIED MANI"
"That's it,
"Well, say 345th street. How will
that do2 We have all accommoda-
tons. There is q cellar, a bath, q
back yard to dry clothes, inside halls,
private speaking tube and q fire.escape.
Twill give you months rent free.
Is it eo?"
Looks like good thing"
sit lie. it's the gsandest. most gold
en- opportunity in New York to. day -
"1-I-think
"Oh. my dear sir, don't back out.
will throw IN free light and fuel If you
say so. We are booming the district.
Eleven new houses will be built there
next spring. For fresh air it can't be
beaten. Will you take il?
IL rather eness'--
"And when do you want to move
in?"
"Well, I'm not dead sure its go yet.
Pm thipkin' OF going up to pop to-
night, and may be refused ] Just
want to see where the land Tags. It'll
kinder stitfen my nerve triAe j: !
realize that can keep the dlpsed ma.
chine in running order for $2S month.
Goodbye, kind sir. n case I succeed
you will hear from me agsin'"- New
York Recorder.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21

The Chicago council has granted Ar or
dinancc permitting the Chicago Power Sup.
ply and Smoke Abatins company to lay
pipes 1t is expected by this means to
abate the smoke nuisance.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21

A.. g. Brown, the Toronto, Ont, default
ing broker has. it is learned, fed to Mexico,
1t is also stated that his pilierinss Will
aggregate $4,000. 49,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21
Stale OF ono. CRY CT ron,no1

Fa.sK j GFrsTl ,nasc- oath Tint ne :. tho
senior patf'eT Of III. firm o: J. CHENEY d Co.
dong bl!- in the City OF ToisCio County and
State a or..N md thar .nid firm viii pay the
sum o, oNE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every cn-- % C.rHiRR that cannot be cured by
tho use o. H.ILs CATtgnH CURE
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to hstore me md subscribed in m =
rr.seuce this sth dH. OF December, A. D. 1856
-. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Cnt.rrh Cure Ia taken internally and acts
directly on the blood md mucous surfaces OF the
system Send for Testimonials. 'r.a
+, J. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. O.
k1Sod ny Druggists, 75c.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21
| Became DISCOURAGED
Up and Out of Doors

To make a long story short continued TO take
Hoods sarsaparilla for year. when hal be-
come so fully released from the chains OF disease
that took position with the Flint & wallins
Mig. Co., and since that time have no. los. .
single day on account OF sickness. l Alway. feel
well. am IN good sp.r.t.. and have good ape
tia endoraA
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21
CONSUMPTION.

have Apot!tlve remedy Tor The Above dscase; by It's
thousands Of Of the kind and of long
sanding have been cured 1necd strong is my faith
tn It's efficacy thael will send TWO BorIIHs FREE with
sVhLUABLE TREATISE on ths disea.e to any slit.
ferr who Will serd me their Exprcs and Z. o. nddrcss
7. n. Slocnn,, III. C.. 1873 Pearl ST., N. T.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21

Whom Baby was sick, We gave her oastoriA
When she was Child. she cried for Oastoria
When she became Miss. she clune to Castoria,
When abe bad Children. abe gave them Oasto1ts
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21

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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21


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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1892-04-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
NOTES IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.
NO IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT IN THE GRANITE


CUTTERS TROUBLES.
There were no important developments yesterday in
the granite strike. The strikers continued declare
that they were gaining ground while the members Of
the Granite Manufacturers Association of New England
In this city said positively tt the quarry through
out New England were deserving their union ana
turning to work. The ainst0rm Thursday night made
ii impossible 10 continue woIl, the pavcments yes
teriay, but the work VIII be hI>tcncd 10 completion
with non-union PAYERS the weather permits
james Grant secretary OF the National Paving Cutters
Union, said yesterday that sub committee The
joint strike committee would probably call the Rev.
Dr. Charles H. Plgkhst day and Offer their services
to his society IL he in return will agrec accompany
The members OF the committee on tOur If invcstiga-
ton Of the pavements which have been laid recently
and are being laid in this city. 1t is said that
the paving contractors are vlolting their contracts
The committee will also ask him TO investigate the
Granite Manufacturers Association Of New. England,
which the strikers call the "GIante Trust
William McNalr. Of District Assembly No. 10,
knights Of Labor. had interview with the Com
missioner OF City Works in Brooklyn yesterday Mr..
McNair sad that the Commissioner expressed his Will
ingncst to purchase from members Of the Paving
Cutters Un.on, who going into business for them
selves paving blocks to the extent Of $4,000 for the
city Of BROOKLYN The fact that nOnunon PAYERS are
working In this city does not seem TO disconcer the
strikers In the least The strike fund" will be drawn
on today for the benefit Of the men who are idle
J. $ Conovcr Incorrectly reported yester.a,
having furnished non-union mantcs for the Hotel
savoy.
Tie Board OF Walking Delegates decld& Yesterday
10 order the In the various building trades work
Ing on the Grand Central cel to strike to-day. owing
W the employment In the hotel Of an alleged
union engineer.
Strong efforts being made by the friends OF
Joseph Barondess. formerly the leader Of the cloak
makers In this city, who has been convicted OF ex-
tortion. TO secure for him pardon from Governor
Flower. The Rev. Madison C. Peters and James p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
MEETINGS And ENTER TdTNMENTS.

The Rev. James Mitchell Bennett will adiiess the
young mems meeting In Association Hall, Twentythii1-
IT, and Iourth-ayo. tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
giving account Of the Whit hapc District. Lon1on
An extremely cnJoyabio evening had by tio.e vino
att ndcd the entertainment Ia e. and opera House Hall
last night. The ificni, the Scotch society.
the Gan Mckenzie presented . the Aviation honc
son.c ,flk banner. Following the presentation circ-
monies there were basket party and social
At the church Of the Tan-neuiaoa. Mott and Park
sts. at 10 a. m. Decoration Day, requiem
will celebrated for The rcpose Of the
former members OF the Catholic Young Mons A,socia
ton.
4 special meeting OF the Iii h.AmcTlcan Republican
Club Of the XXIIid Assembly District held last night
hodlu0rtN>, No. 997 ThiIdaVe for the purpose
of poifrctuc gcmcns for the annual outing Of the
Club. Peter H. Mcdonald presided and Patrick y. ca
si1y secretary. dcd to have the outing take
the Of a c.0nibskc 10 bc held at NcwDOIp. stat
Island, June 2G. Five propositions fof menbr'hp were
mod. Among those Wc.cnt were Thoml~ McGrun.
Rllv, Rob It NJ. Morgan. l.. Kelly, Thomas Wiley
John Moran, william LawlD l.. }. McI.roy T.. Seycr
Major MCGOWAN James Kennedy and James Scanno.
D.. A. T.. winship. Editor of "1hc Ncwtngiand
journal Of Educaton viii deliver the closing oddfe, Of
the School OF Pedagogy OF the University Of the City Of
Ncw-York the chapel Of the university at IL o'clock
this morning.
The NcwYoik Genealogical and Biographical Society
hcl1 regular monthly meeting at the E,she Lyc'um
la q, night. Tho Rev. Dr.. Il T. De Costa read a paTcr
Oh The Early Natioialltics on Manhattan Island"
Board OF Trade Of Atlantic Highlands, y. j., VIII
give banquet the officers Of the Central Railroad Of
New-JcIsey Decoration Day, the occasion Of tie
opening Of their boat ana terminal
Atlantic Highlands
The GId picnic and game, Of the Supclincldcnts end
Clerks Association the io-tonicc all be
held at Suhors Harlem River Park, Onc-LundIc
twenty st. AMI ScconfaVe. Friday, juno
Tho games viii begin at O'clock There VIII De music
W Bayne's Goth Regiment Band.
The Hebrew institute, East Broadway and Jefferson.
ST., will be open for Inspection Decoration Dar, from
10 ~. to p. The kindergarten cX,rcscs be lin at
TO- and the IaTon dc iIirSch classes at 10 80 a. m.
The general committee OF the National Convention OF
Public Kcedcrs and Teachers Of Eocutlon Will hold a
meeting today at o'clock. In the Broadway Thcat.c
building rooms 10 and II. Matters Of Importance viii
De- discussed.
Joint debate OF the Philocxian, Pclthoogan ana
Barnard literary societies, Of Columbia College on Ihc
Single Tax" Will take place Friday evening June s.
IN Columbia Law School.
The second annual meeting Of the L.oieing.IIousc
missionary Society Will be held at Brooma Street
tabernacle No. 395 Boomc-st, next Tuesday evening
The Rev. C. H. Tyndall, the Rev. DR.. Howard Duneld
Messrs a. f. Irvine. Charles NJ Jesup and Others viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
ALTERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The annual police parade Will take place on Wedn's
day next. II is expected TINT 1000 men VIII be III
line The start viii be- made st ID" Bedford ave. iohn
tain n p m. and the ranks VIII he reviewed nj ''c
city Hall by the Mayor and other officials.
CITY WORK, Corimi. .loncr Adams ha, made con
tract with John McNlmcc for the permanent repair Of
tho break I'm The water combat. which was caused az
the time of The accidcat In November last. when ihc
cty's supply If water Gus OIL f'r thirty sN honI'
The Rev Ida {. IIu.tln. Of Illinois. whp preached
in tie second Unitarian Church with much acccpiaby
two or three month, ago. is 10 preach for The l"'
John W. CHADWICK again 10 morrow morning. III" /,
considered one Of the most eloquent ministers Of thr
liberal faith in the west When she here before
she created decidedly favorable impression not only
in Mr. Chadwick, pn'p. but before the New York
Unitarian club and el-cNlcr.
visit 10 Trf,rcct Par, paid Yesterday by
August Il. Ncvcr- ana ADRIAN Van brunt. ark Com
mi--loncis Of Kli,l, C,y. W.. wil are ourn- iacr
for ayl ng out new park ia their city. Commissioner
Brewer showed them the chief points In The cts
pleasure ground.
\ prc.cntmcai was found Yesterday by the GrId
Jury. which forth that the food ut the county Jail
of poor quality. particularly tic o0Ih'h and coffee.
and that the bcdclOihng in the wOmcu's department
unccan.
George ". Ci'lmrs, u Of W. II. y. Cadmus n
scarchcr In the TaA once and wcll-hnown Rcpub
liran In the IIglth Ward. has been appointed 10 a
place IN the s.wcr Bureau assistant engineer, a.
~ 900 year he is graduate 4 Cornell University
and stood high on the Cyl >cycc list after GAMMA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NAY ls9aTwELvE PAGES

Steamer city OF Atlanta Dole West Point va, with misc
and passengers 10 Old Dominion IS Co and nassen
Steamer Manhattan. Bragg Portland. Win m"s7 al" P
gers 10 Horatio Hall
sUNsEr-wndat san,v Hook moderate. WI cloudy.
Al CITY Isand-light, NV cloudy. ...
CLEARED
Steamer Alaska (r) Murray Liverpool via Queenstown
A NJ Underlill * Co. -, c....,.r, -
Steamer Aurana tBr). Walker Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Guido (span) Iachlorrda. Lverpool-H Maitland
steamer Buffalo (Br) Malc ndonsanderson d son, 20
Steamer Manhsnse tBr Evans, Eristo Co., I,
steamer talitano lspan. Chalosh A'onni'" ~
steamer city Of Rome Br), Young. Glasgow Henderson
steamer Pennand tBelg). Buschmann. Anwerp-in'erna'
Steamer Iepanto BIZ Wise Antwerp sanderson Son.
steamer De kuyter tBclg. Brarens Antwerp-funch 'o
steamer spaarndam Dtch BouJer Rotterdam-Funch Ed
ye & Co. , ,,,,., rbva G.
steamer Eiaciia GER. Ludwig. Hamburg RI Coriis
steamer Ems Ger, sander, Biemeh VIA oo"'""''P
steamer La Tourainc (Fr,. Frangnel Hayre-A Forget
steamer Oevenum tPori knunsen Lisbon %c-i'gehoyer
steamer Fulda Ger Thalcnnorst oelrichs Co.
Steamer DunmOre BIZ. Campbell, Sagua-J IL "hches'oi
Steamer Rio Grande Connor Ga. ana Fernando
Steamer roqos Bcarse Charleston and JacSsonvie-Wm
ship PETERBOROUGH (Br) Murchc Yokohama Peter Wright
& sons.
Steamers Oilers Cor Liverpool; sarmatiq Glasgow Gadia
no. Monmouth; Gilman Perlambuco Neptune Moneg9 Day
smilesworth TAMPA lto ,'tanne; rerm'n"n' VIZ u '
ships (irandee for Tacthuana Flora stafford London
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL May 27saile' steamer laurie Br, Roberts,
QrEEysTowx May 27Arrivcd steamer Gala tBr) Fergu'
son rom New. York on her way to Liverpool
GLASGOW. May 26she, steamer tuinessa Br). Hartis'
for NewYork. "a. Co.. - ,,,,.,,,, ,,,n,
COPENHAGEN, May 2i-Sac, steamer Inhs '"i-' 'D""''
LAT tor NeS-1Orki
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
OTHER SUBURBAN TOW Ms.
STATEN ISLAND.

THEY WILL SELL HIS COWS FOR TAXEs.
Collector Michael Mcclure. of Micdlctown. will sell
for unpaid taxes herd o; twenty choice Jersey COWS
ewnod by cX-.AsscmJly man George Cromwell a. ii
O'Clock Ills morning. Mr. Cromwell is well known
OH Staten Island and j. Tpuic1 t. be wealthy. lie
has fine country house at DOnGIn HIS ana on hs
farm many blOodci horses aaG cattle. An assc's-
ment of $4,000 lad upon his personal property
aid ulon his Staten Island farm. III, bill which
lie has failed to pay amounts TO s325. He does not
dispute the assessment, but asserts that portion ot
the stock the farm J. owned b. his brItlcTs, and
he asked Collector Mcclure l. wait until they agreed
as n how much each brother should pay. Collector
Mcclure says that hc pat OIL the same way la,t
year. and that he NH SCI ,I, Ock To-Day unless the
tax bill is ,iQui,acd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
FOR THE GEANT MONUMENT FT-yD

Chester Billings, acting chairman OF the committee Of
diamond mcichants yesterday reported following sub
-crlptions for the Grant Monument: Alfred II. smith
& CO.. l:ande BaIcH.ofc & Billings William = Hedges
Co. l.. N. X ihn Co., Louis cor 4 Goa.
Eiuh Tfnthcs Co, faikcnau. Oppcnheimcr & Co..
Kuhn. Dornnecr & Co., and II. c. Hardy g. Coz each
400. ScX.on DlOhcfs Washburl Wallach & Schlrlc
l.. Tancnbaum Co.. and Herman Levy, each $50 /;
Eichbeg q Co.. Ludke Co.. Hebron & Blank Henry
DrcyfuSs Coz LewIs Kaiser and Luthy. Charles r.
Wood. Jos. FiankeFs Sons, Taylor Brother Charles
Msgnus. NJ. Piescr. we. l.. b. Citroeo A. Co. and NJ
ID. Rothschild each $50; Moses Adler Guuzbcrger
Brothers, Isaac W. Friedman. Henry Fera each SIS
Maurice Wei. Andrews & Doty, John r. Saunders c.
Couer e. Son, H. sehenkein a sons. Sidney T. White.
IL. IL. Benedict. NJ. Kollender Hahn & Co.. j. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28

Bloch & Brother and Rudolph c. Hahn, each *lo;
= Friend & son, f. II. PrOudioot, l.. Honot l.. ha'H'
David T.. Gluck Fink Bodcnhcimer Co.. Dufiach
prothcrs and Jacob.on DIothers, each So; Charles N
Holmes jr., 50; employees Of Randel, BaremoFe "
Billings sJI; employees of william ,. Hedges Co..
f3 employees Of Alfred II. Smith 4 Co., so cmoioSes
Of Lewis Kai-or & Lutly, $40; employees OF sexton
HIoihcr, & Wa-hburn. 50; total. sl7f1.
Josiah RansforI Of the United States shipping Commits
,loners ONCE turned in his subscription booH contain
ing 1863 names, averaging 81 from each contributor
W. II. DeGral 4 tn Committee on Furniture B'diing
etc reports thus far subscriptions amounting to
s2st7 80.
Marshal Jacobus reports additional SUBJ
scrpfion by employees his office amounting 10 So
Edmund Hendricks, treasurer Of the Committee on
til, and has turned in two Of their subscription
tooks showing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
CONsFCRATED By BISHOP MCDONNELL.


some relies OF the carly Christian martyrs from
tlc Roman catacombS were placed beneath the ai'ar
~ thc Roman Catholic Church Il Our Lady OF Coca
Counsel. in Putnam-aVc, yesterday Dy hlNhoP wv
Donneu who consccrat,d the altar, assisted by sew
crI clergy OF his diocese. The relies were d"Ps"''
Fl n caskct on Thursday night, and placed on a'
altar where they watched throughout the he"''
With tho relics was placed parchment with inns IN
scrpton:
"On the 27th day Of May, in the year 81 our Lord
1892. l. Charles Edward. bishop Of Brookyn' nave
co sccrtcd this altar and nclo,cd therein the reh'S
Of the holy martyrs, and have granted all the ia''ul
i'm Christ on this day years Indulgence ana on
the annivc, airy Of this conservation, TO them that Sh
visit f. forty days Indulgence. in the usual form or
the Church
Solemn ceremonies were observed when the "hl'aY
was deposited In n sepulchrc beneath the htar an'
sealed The altar then C0nsccrato1 with an 'lao rc
service IN the presence Of large number 81 people,
The Bishop made Il brief address. calling aitcntlo
10 the fact thar he was consccratci on the fT's Gay
OF Our Lady Of Good Counsel and 10 the copy NJ
the miraculous picture IN the church al "ehh'Idj"'
italy where marvellous cures ht'c been wrought
which hangs In the church bearing her name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
THE COJL SITEA ron DISC USED,
DEALERS SAY THAT RETAIL BUYERS WILL NOT
PAY HIGHER PRICE. JUST YET.

DEALERS SAY THAT RETAIL BUYERS WILL NOT
PAY HIGHER PRICES JUST YET.
Coal dealers insist that the advance in price Of
chestnut coal Of - cents ton will not afect the
ratio to retail buyers for month mt least, as the
schedule Of prices for different grades Of coal l. made
out the baSl, OF average wholesale prices Of all
grades and immediate variation follows cilnngc
in variety
AZ the Office Of jeremiah Skidmorcs Sons yesterday
II said that brohcn egg and stove coal went up
- ccnts I'm June last year. but there advance
on chestnut. Last year there was drop in prices
during May. mi, year there had been no May re-
duction. Coal was selling ut from ID TO 80 cents
a ton higher than year ago.
The p'icc Of chestnut Is - 30 ton and
some dealers sending out circulars guaranteeing
that persons who aSrcc to buy their coal from
them can have II AT the present price up to September.
Dealers say tnt the advance in chestnut simply tends
10 put II on parity with other coal. Hitherto It
has sold for loss than stove nj wholesale, but has
generally retalcd Mt the same ratio.
The ruling wholesale price in Ncw-lOrk for n
long ton for May was: Crate 90 10; egg, 81 90;
stove. ~ 10 chestnut. ~ 90.
The production OF the year up TO May was
-i-2oO tons NOR" thar for the same time last year,
and 10 MAY II va, l.O62. 900 tons more
Iaddock, >honl 4 Go. Yesterday said that coal
WIS now costing dealers 10 cents "A ton more than
- Year ago. set The price was stll 10 cents ton
lower than In 1--9. The advance I'm chestnut coal
j. attributed 10 recent acquisition of an outlet 10 the
West W The kcdlnS. II 10 mcrly marketed a great
quantity OF Ch>inai hcrc aud sold II al a low price
to -'N ma of H. NOW IL can be sent West wlcr"
here !, a more steady demand and 30 the pllcc
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
WESTCuESTER COTNrY-

MOUNT VERNCN-Thc Rev. George c. Medium
who is the temporary supply Of the First Pre- bytcian
Church. will begin popular form Of service To-
morrow preceding the icgrlar morning service At
10 Il. m. he will give Bible reading before The
Eible class CT adult. explaining tie lesson Of
NebuchaGnczzar's dream, from I've second chapter
OF Daniel. Farasworth Post, g. A. r.. and
the 1ith separate COmpa y. y. g. :. " y. viii at
te1d tho Memorial Day service al Trinity Episcopal
Church tomorrow InOrning The two organizations
will attend the services in the Methodist Church in
the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
ENGLEWOOD.
A GIFT OF 81 Goo FROM MR.. PHELPS.

GIFT OF 81 GOO PROM MIR. PHILIPS.
The Englewood Improvement Society has received
letter from William Walter Phelps, United states Minister
to Germany. nclosng contribution of 81 900 TO the
funds Of that organization the gift being all the more
welcome because it was unsolicited and unexpected
The object OF the society is 10 bcautfy and improve
EnglewoOd, and large part Of the money received
each year is devoted to keeping the streets in good
order and planting Shade trees. Mr.. Phcpss giit
is appreciated by the society and Is another evidence OF
the Ministers keen interest in his home town. The
society, rule, eNpcnds something over T3OOO "a
year in adding to the aractlveness OF EnGl3wOod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY

Brooklyn JOCKEY Club races. Grave send. 80 D. m.
Lolchinc Club parade. Central Park.
intercollegiate othlec games. Manhattan Field p. m
Ncw.York.Ckicago baseball match Polo Grounds. 4
b. N.
Troop A shooting at CTecdmoor.
18th Regiment athletic entertainment aFno'y p. m.
Opening OF u awonhaka Yacht Clubhouse. oyster Bav
Ihestricas IN aid Of ST. Johns Guild, No. 80 East
Twenty.scVepthst. p III.
Music in Central Park by 9Th Regiment Bsnd. p m.
Music in ST. Mdry's Park by Libolds 18th Regiment
Band, p. NJ.
Teachers Association concert and reception, Music Hail.
S:l5 D. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NETWORK FRIDAY. MAY 81, ISa
ARRIVED.

Steamer Gcnoglc (Br Duke. London May o. Swansea 49,
mdse Atlantic Transport Co Arrived Bar at 5
steamer Gcrmanc rl Cameron. Liverpool May Queens
TO- with mdsc and passengers II Maitland kersey
Arrived AZ the Bar AT 5l3 pm
Pancras f3D. iOunC. Liverpool Is with
mise 10 Chs snmncr& Co Arrived at the Bar at S
steamer Powhaian tBr). Jamcs Mediterranean pors ,la
Gibraltar May !. with mse Ia Phclpr Bros & Co. Arrived AZ
The Bar y 80
steamer Eni,la OiaD. Bnnr Mediterranean ports VIA Glib.
rdiia May H. with mise and passengers Ia Phelps co
bermuda tir. Fraser Wndv ard Islands via ~
Thomas days with nlsc and passengers 10 Outcrbrdge
4 Co. Arrived ut the Bar Al 4.Ij pm.
steamer t1onfneeos GALLOWAY. CnilrgOs via 81
Nassau with mdsc and passengers To Jas T. Ward
fiNcu nj the Bar nj iau
steamer Bernard Paine. BafacOa with fruit
d Co. Arrived al the Bar ~ 2 al
Steamer Tallahassee Fisher Savannah. with msc and pas
seng.rs 10 II l. Walker
Steamer Raleigh Daren, with lumber Brook
lyn Sawmill Co
Steamer Delaware Kelly Charleston days. with mdse and
~assengers 10 VIM Clyde * Co