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

ClIckering Hall. The meeting has TOT us oo'e 6,
dcnouucing OF the confinement OF sane pe'So"' ~
o.vlums for the Insane. and 10 show the i'"p0 ''
uced Of bin for enabling people In asyi"'h' ~ -"
every n,cllr. for corresponding WIN 'h'' r., as,o-
out,Idc with the view OF obtaiang liberty "'o'
,,.r nedical examination they prove 10 % e''o'
4 Mn similar 70 the one proposed has alfca"S W..
before the Legislature and passed. but 1t WIS .c,o
hv Governor Flower. ami this public deh""'u""'"
T., 10 be held to call attention 70 the grc"' NV "
iI,l sInnr 10 this receiving the Governors s's'''"
Tho meeting will be enlivenrd with mn>i' Au""s
sion will be free 10 a and every one WHO y ~
sympathy with the League and lis OBJECT Is H'>'''u
w he present. Addresses are expected rom Do'"",
a. Eaton. Albert q. Gubcrt. the ReV' 'i'"i'on N'
Posters. ard the Rev. Dr. Il. = NacH'''"'
,. n. nay,d II Greer. OF st. Bartholomew Prot
o,,,,, rn,scopaI Church the Rev. Dr. ": : rams
Sord az - t;corgr's Protestant Episcopal 'hurcn .
romcs p Archibald Orlando u. Potter ana "eorE'
William Curtis have expressed warm sympathy VIII"
the League and its object
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
TIE CHURCH TO BE IUILT BY IRE ISELINS.

church In course of construction at New-Rochellc
Is the gift OF the iseln family, and when completed,
with the rect,ry. will cost close $4,000. 1t Is
TO be ready for conservation a year hence. The cir
cumstanCes connected with the gift OF the church
are interesting. The present Roman Catholic rector
Of Ncw-Rochelle is the Rev. Father Mclaughlin a
gentleman advanced In years and Of positive con
vic'ions. To him the lsenS who have a summer
hcme IN New Rochelle offered the new chlrch. With
conditions attached which led the priest 70 refuse the
gift. A. church needed by the parish he
started TO build one at The expense Il the parish and
got a. far as buying 4 certain amount Of stone when
the Archbishop indirectly pat n stop to the work by
creating another parish In New Rochelle and accept
ing Tor 1t the lselin Gift Of church and rectory. II
Is improbable that Father Mclaughlin under these
circumstances will build church The pastor for
the new parish has not yet been named. Tho lsclns
We're originally Of Hebrew faith The present Mrs
iscn 10 whom the credit Of the gift is largely due Is
the daughter OF Columbus O'Donnell, OF baltimore
and comes OF distinguished Maryland family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
FAITH CI'RH PEOPLE BAPTIZED.

The faith cure people who worship at Mount Zion
Sanctuary had their first outdoo: baptsms for the
season YESTERDAY. Sixteen converts to the faith were
Immersed in the waters Of New York Bay. at Chapel
ave. The candidates md congregation marched through
the ample grounds TO Chapel ave. and then 10 TN"
sandy beach whore IL was sheltered from the rough
water. six women child ten years old. md three
older girls md SIX were then immersed with tho
ceremonies Of the Faith Cursts. one man who said
he was sixty years old said he had been Christian
a his life and that he only permitted himself TO be
Immersed because his mother. who nearly ninety.
wanted him TO do SO. One Of The women immersed
WAS Mira. Emma CoddingtOn vel. known In Methodist
Church circles. and another was the widow Of samuel
TayiOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
GERMINS To CELEBRATE PFINGSTEN
MANY FORMS or AMUSEMENT PROVIDED For
VADOrS -OTEUFS.

MANY FORMS or AMUSEMENT PROVIDED For
VAWOrS -OpEUFS.
The Observance Of Pang7cn, the German Whlsun
tide. will be continued 10 day Is Of this
city. This Is the time when the Germans leave
the caves Of business behind. and 60 into the
woods and fields Ia hail the coming Of summer The
hampers are filed at the dclicatrsecn shops, and
the German families and societies ready their
outing. They spcnd the day In athletic sports. singing
the Of the Fathcrand and drinking each Others
health In foanIing beer. The harly turner's ~ he
Central Turn Neic.n Will give exhibition Of gym
naScs 10 day AT suffers Harlem River Park. and
the New York Turn Veren will celebrate its forty
second annual festival AT JOnes's Woods. Dancing.
target shooting and bowling will occupy the attention
OF the New York MacnncrchOr and Eichcnkrnnz day
al Schultl"r's Washington Park >iyty-nnth,t. ana
Avenue 4. There viii he festival OF song when the
United singers Of Now York day in Brommcr's
Union Park one hundred and thirty thru st. and Wills
Tie chorus will be conducted by Professor
lldn. The members Of THE St Vlnccnt dc Paul
sick Eeneit Society will enjoy themselves at Lion
Park, One hundred and eighth-st and Ninthave. The
hOns Of Freedom Will spend the day mt Concord.
:. l., and the Long Island City Turn Vercin will
celebrate the festival al silver Sprfy Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
WHAT re GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT Is GOINI ON lVDhI.
New.York Jockey Club roces. Morris PARK, 80 p m
New.York Louisville baseball match, Polo Grounds
D. IN. . M
supreme Court RApid Transit Commissioners. No. =
Wlllismst
New.York State Democratic delegates. Hoffman House
evening. ~ 'AI 4
Meeting Of sorosis Sherry's.
Eucl.an reunion. UniyeTsy Of the City Of Sew-fork'
o. m.
Dnocaaucate sermon. General Theological Seminary.
Chelsea square D. m.
Trial Of Micha, sney and James Lyons. Court Of Oyer
and TerHiner.
Trial Of Burton webster Court Of Oyer AMI Ternlner
Republican club OF fXh Assembly District No.
Abingdon square. .. n
Central Turn veren. suly.r's Harlem River Park
Eew.York Turn vcr-in Jones's Wood
New.York Maanerchor. Washington Pork, Slltynihh-
80 and Avsau.A.
United Singers o. New.York Brommer's Union Park.
One hund d and. ,hirr third.st and wlllisaye.
81. vino.n, d. Paul Sick B.nen, Society Lion Park.
order Of the Sons OF Freedom. Concord, 5. ].
Berkeley School defamation contest Berkeley Lyceum,
o .. m.
Journeymen Tslors' nns meeting, Cooper Union. $
..
Dwight Alumni Association Chrntge Music Hall. Fifty
seventh..t and Seventh ave. p ID.
Opening Of new house Of Collegiate School, No. 2+i
West Seventy st.. 8 p
Foft Wellington Ridge Road Commissioners, No lie
Broadway, 2 p m.
Columbus Comndttee Of One Hundred Governors Room.
CITY Hall.
Royal Arcsnup Hospital. Bed Fund tenent Grand opr
House. BrooAlyn, 6 .. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The Franklin Trust Company is beginning 10 tet'e
down I'm it, new home, The beautiful "hie pui'ui"e
nj Clinton and Montague SITS. II Is one OF uie ho'e
worthy structures of the city and has added greatly 70
en-, ,,near,nce q, the block 1t Is bul CT white Stone
and b,ict with red gabed roof, In the prcvaii'hS
style O: architecture, and the interior is rs handsome
As the exterior. which is saying great deai
sergeant sprechuey. OF the sixth Precinct on oaV
u,1ay night found Policeman Peter McAlvoy hep
lessly drunk on the sidewalk In rOnt CT ba''ef"in
drvroods store Flushing ave and Broadway and locked
him up McAlvoy, who is attached u ule 'o'"''
Office squad. in full uniform.
Nmn,iov Walker. an actor fen from the thrdsto
virdov of his b arding house, No. SIG DrggsaVe at
, o'clock yesterday morning. lie was removed 10 .le
Eos,ern District Hospital where II was found mat ms
right leg vas broken that he had received other
sever, injuries.
Herman Kraut. a grocer. Ct No 61 llicKsst.' on
saturday morning employed q stranger 10 Wor" Ill us
sr, Vt supper lime Kraut went upstairs. con ra'u'
laiug himself that hc had good man 10 leaNc III
clarr, Of the store lie told his wife aLout his newly
acquired treasure. ate his supper, and Went down
stair, lie found the store taking care OF lt'eii "me
$50 vas missing from the cash register
Tie BODY of Commodore C. F. Weeks Of the BROOK
I'm Canoe Club, who drowned on "wednesday "lter
noon while shooting the dam In the De aware hNer
NJ Lac.,aNaxcn, pcpn. was brought 10 BIooNSn w.
,crdN morning ard is at The house " his Ia'herih-
The Rev. j. bltNtNollH butc'' .''' OF" -''"i~'
Pace.
Ex.park Commissioner Elijah Il. Kennedy was
s,ec,cd secretary OF the Pay Ridge Shore Driveway
Commission by his colleagues ON saturday.
The memorial; tablet of Bishop Loughln to be erected
by the Ladies' Aid Association OF ct Mays Hospital
has arrived in NewYork. and is Oh exhibition AZ the
GOrhan Manufacturing Company 70 store.
CITY Treasurer Corwn has received Sl7Oooo rom
the RrJce trustees as Brook yns share OF tie rplus
NJ the Erdre earnings for the last six months New
Works share was $4,000. Brooklyn received $50
900 and Ncw-Yor $1,000 fSr the previous SIX months
The twentieth anniversary Of The Sunday DOL OF
The Marcy Avcnue Baptist Church. Putnam ana Marcy
ayes was celebrated last evening An aidress was
made by the Rev. Dr.. W. c. p. RhoaGe'. pastor OF
the church.
The police arc looking for another lrdan fsh'cr.
He is Luke Broughton, eleven years old VI Nc. 3D.
Fulton.st some days ago he left homo, taking with
him 1 small amount Of money. TIC schwalbach Cycc
Copnany asked the police 10 look up bicycle VIII n
thc hoy lad hired from them. They found 1t at tie
hov,s home and in that way learned OF hs absence.
The rhododeIdions in the Vale Cashmere, Prospect
park we've I'm fall bloom yesterday and the display
WAS one Of remarkable beauty and great wealth OF or
Seldom Is the park more pleasant than now The
rhodod endros will soon be fading, and tho who wish
TO see them should 80 to-day. while they arc Sun
ficsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

Us steamer Atlanta. Com Hiegn'on, Mon"vrieo. &c via
- Thomas Has go officers aud men ami
steamer Manitoba Br Griih. London May - with mdse
Atlantic Transport Co. Arrived Al the Bar al ~ l0am
steamer Lyman Monarch br IRWIN London May ~ with
mde and 10 sanersOn& son. Arrived the
~ .. 30
The Queen Obi. Hceley Liverpool 81 with
mdse 10 W Hurst. Arrived at The Bar al ) q m.
steamer Furnessa Br, Harris. Glasgow May IS
81 with mse and passengers to Henderson Bros
Ia. Bar ~ ! am.
tBr,. Robinson Lrh May 20 with ndse TO
simpson. SPENCE Young. Arrived AZ tie Bar al @
steamer NeGcis ,Br. kecs.ne. Hamburg May ~ Havre
mdse aBd passengers Ia X COr'ls.
Ear ~ , an
steamer Dlrm.iadt Ger. Bo:rkcr Bremen May % with
ndc AMI passengers 10 Oelii'hs Co Arrived the Bar
lOp
steamer Ia nonrsogne ,Fr. Collier. Havrc Nav ~ with
n-e and - Forget Arrived the Bar IS
steamer Mas-Li tFrl. N're, Maiseles May u.s. Naples
- wiih mise and passengers 'oJ W Elvel CO. Arrived
the Bai at iann
steamer India m TA' MNdi'erranran ports Gibraltar
MAY with nsc and Passengers TO Henderson Bros Arrived
al the bar AZ
steamer Havensdae (Brl. Davies Progrcso DAYS with
hemp 10 J \ Medina a Co Arrived AZ the Bar ia
Steamer Avcna lBrl Bishop. Jerome Port imon with
ndse aud passenger 10 PIN FOrwOod Co. Arrived the
Bar ~ Ppm
steamer Murel Drl Morrison Bermuda days with mdse
aud 10 Outerbridge Co Arrived the
At l.20 pm
Steamer Iroquois Bearse Vile Charleston
Sih nidse aud passengers 10 VIM Clyde 6 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
NEWS FROM NE W-JERSEY Y.
JERSEY CITY.
~ TO REMOVE CITY OFFICIALS.

TO TRY TO EEMtIE CITY OffI' IAIS.
II Is believed that during This present week Mayor
WanSer viii cause 10 be Preferred specific charges
ogaips; the Ronrd ~ street Water Commissioners
accusing the Commissioners OfimprOperly performing
their duties 10 such eXtnt that their removal
from Office il warranted. II this IS DONE the Com
n,,sSoners accused Will be tried before the Mayor.
and II he finds the Irregularities charged TO be true
he VIII certify the facts to Governor Albeit and re-
oucst that the Commissioners be removed from once
Seem of these irregularities will cOnsiS; Of the i'm
proper payrolls which the Mayor has vetoed, ana
which the Commissioners have passed over his Veto
Fraud It Is said, will he charged against the Com
m,s toner n the proceedings to remove them are be-
enn and there plenty OF people well posted In the
workings Of this d>graccful department q ~ho believe
It Will not be difficult 10 prove snnice' cause for
the removal OF these members Of the Democratic ring
These people earnestly hoping that Mayor Wanser
will proceed In this matter. and they do not believe
TINT when the evidence is all IN md the facts placed
before the Governor he Will dare to protect these
iingsters and keep them In the Office which eXpeds
three fOurths OF the ctys revenue
About two weeks ago District Attorney Winfield
was placed In posse ssion OF facts concerning the con
strucuon OF public school and other affairs. 1t
was expected that those facts would be placed be-
fore the Grand Jury and that there would be somc
indictments fornd. 1t Is not known TO the public
that the Grand Jury has had ulc matter before 10.
Indictment will be found
When Mayor Wanser was asked by q reporter for
The Tribune II the rumOr that charges would be pre-
ferred against The street and Water commissioners
was true, la said he did wlsh 10 talk about the
have m opportunity Of ascerralnlng whether there
any foundation for this rumor. He lell me I'm,
preston the reporter that The rumor was true ana
that he contemplated making an aggressive Hsht 'oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
FOR AIDING DEsTITUTE FIMILIES.

The fth annual strawberry festival Of the lunsaiian
Ladies' Aid Society. for the benefit OF destitute IaS
was held Arlington Hail. No. 10 and II ~ Marx ,
Place last evening. The who had purchased tickets
and supposed that their responsibility eaded hcc were
doomed disappointment. for several charming young
women immediately bcousht them to buy no"erN candy
etc An interesting entertainment. under the direction Of
NJ Edsemann consisting Of musical selections. REGULATIONS.
comic dialogues and act fare cucd AT the Railway
Station" was followed by a supper and dancing. over
5000 was cleared from the entertainment The following
~s the RECEIPT on committee Mcsrs. Kenbcrgcr Sche br
Klein Berkowz $ Glueek. Hammer 0mer Rosctt Grant.
Hirschfeld, klelnnau and Weddet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
ELIZA BETH
a CHURCH CDRNERSTONE LAID.

The cornerstone OF the Union BAPTIST Church. In
East Grand ST.. was lad yesterday afternoon Joseph
Eatn. Elizabeth's wealthy pliianthropSt. presided
The visiting clergymcn the Rev. Mos>rs Bond Of
Fairmount Baptist Church, Newark Motley, Of Jcr
sey City and Wannock Garlctt and Mitchell. Of Plain
field The Rev. Mr.. shcrrn"r delivered the afdre>s
Thu new structure VIII be OF wood. with brick
foundation. The Union Baptist Church wss organized
q year ago by members from shiloh and the Fourth
Baptist churches II has membership Of about l75
aud the pastor Is the Rev. Joseph H. Raey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

The sunday school children Of the Protestant Epsco.
pal Church Of nc Reconciliation enjoyed their annual
Wh!tsun,idc flower festival Yesterday afternoon. The
services consisted Chiefly Of singing. and IL" Row
Newton Perkins delivered a shor, address. Offering,
OF flowers made nv the different classes II ;hr
sunday school, and the presentation 81 prizes won by
many happy younS people during the year ended The
services fhc flowers gwen by tic ya1ou, cl1sses
Will he distributed early this week among the hos ais
In this city, and the youthful vcrs will be allowed 10
present their offerings In person the Sick accompan.
led only bv their class teachers The annual report
OF the sunday school shows a membership OF 800
scholars. aad an average attendance Of 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

steamer cry Augusta Catherine savannah with mdse
AMI pas-en gers 10 X l. Walker.
steamer ,iuyandOttr Walker Newport News anu Norolk
with ndsc ami passengers To Old Dominion IS Co
steamer WyanoEc BoaH, Richmond. Cy Point ano NOrfoik
with mdsc and passengers TO old dominion - Co
Steamer ty OF Atlanta, Dole West Point, With mse
and passengers 10 Old Dominion -
steamer Manhattan Bragg Portland win mise and passen
gers 10 TiOratio Hall
Steamer Herman Winter Nickerson Boston. with mdse 10
III DimOck.
steamer city OF New.Bed.ord. Weaver. FAN River
fSOrden 4 Lowell
shp soralre sewa Havre IS days IN ballast 10 Dear.
born 4 Co
sUNsEr-wnd at SANDY Hook light. s; fair
AtCity ls!and-light. SW cloudy.
SAILED
steamers Persian Monarch London; Pedro. Liverpool
MarteliO, Hull Poaria ststtin. America. Kingston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jnne 5sailed Ludgate Hill tBr Brown.
for New.York
QrEgNsrowy. June 5Arrved steamer Alaska (Br, Muir.
ray, from New York on her Liverpool
~arn. Chester (Br), Lewis Wyoming
(Dri Rigby. from Liverpool hence for New York
SOUTHAMPTON. June JArIlvct. steamer Fms (Ger san.
der from Newlork on her way 10 Bremen
sailed steamer Aer Ger Chrsofcrs from Bremen hence
for New.Yorh
MovlILE Jupe 5-Arrve,i steamer City OF Rome (Brl,
Young from New York on her way 10 Glasgow.
LNAhD June 5Passed steamer Rotterdam (Dtchl Rogge
veen from Now York on her waytc Amsterdam.
AMSTERDAM June i->allcd Steamer Dubbeldam (Dtchl
DE Bor. for NcwNor
ANTWERP June Sailed. steamer Hermann (Beg), Meyer
for New. York
HAyRg June Arrived. La Tourains tFr), Fran
guei from NewYork
man. from New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
RUTHERFORD.

The Board OF Tru.tees Of school District No 40 has
engaged teachers for the next school wear The Rev
r. b. llascall will again he principal Miss brewster
succeeds Nj -~'Iall vice principal. and Miss Walcrt
takes Miss Skaters place. The teachers who remain
arc Miss wilcox. Miss Wolf, Miss Woodbridge Miss
Coyte, Miss vcchtc, Miss Ferguson. Miss Arrow and
Ms. Wcrtmann. The EuIldnG Committee IT, charge
Of the construction Of the sch0ohOuc which will be
completed BY the opening Of the fall term i corrDosed
Of Trustees J. II. Iingle. H. II. Jackson and f. A.
Fletcher. In addition to the regular star, teacher
Of manual trimming has been engaged Tie schools
Will close on June Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
SUMMER DRESS GOOD >

SUM vi Il X - IL II 50 " wv ~ %
We begin. to-day, Il sale OF I'VE
lines of remarkable values III thin
materials for Summer wear.
Thirty pieces, Hair line Stripes,
navy and black grounds, with
cOlOred Stripes, AZ inches wide,
So cents per yard worth 1928.
A varied assortment OF mixed
and striped CheviOts, 4S inches
wide, Si.OO per yard; formerly
1928 and S1.1j.
Six hundred yards, Remnants
of black ground Grenadines, Col
Ored figures, at half price.
Odd lengths Of Washable SILK
Crepes, at so cents per yard.
Two hundred French Embr0id'
cred Robes, latest cOlOrings for
Summer wear, with sufficient
Novelty in one piece. to make
full Skirt, prices $3.50 to
$500.
JAMES REERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
no SACRED CONCERN AT SOUTH BEACH.

great multitude iourneycd Gown 10 south Beach
ted,y 20 listen 10 the voice 81 the via waves and incl
dentav 70 listen to sacicd concert which was 70 b.
given IN the amphith 'a're where PeNna fails with com
nendaNle regularity every weekday evening They were
dsap ontcd the nu'ic however. for some Of he more
street Sabba;arilns soounns In Tia; part OF the island
&c; on; An Injunction against and tn. I'D
concert Indefinitely postponed. Even The Nocr OF the
steam crgan which play, maggie Murphy's Home for
the benefit the riders the nyn2 horses was HI h' d.
and those organs which did play further down the peach
had the soft stop out giving forth subdued sounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

AFTER. DINNER SPE' CHEs.-A handsom pan
phict Of 81 pages. containing the elo quent and
emf lining after speeches aud al al.
dresses Of The winter of 1891 .J1 IN NcwYork City
Addresses are given by 1Ir. Dcpcw. DIR. ParkhursL
Joseph Jefferson. ex.Prc,idcnt Cleveland. DR. Brgah
,Ir. Damn. NIr. McKciway, Mr. Bromley. Seer efnry
Ekns secretary Foster Mr. lie wiz. Il shop Potter
DR.. Twicheli, Gen. Porter Charles =. smith, VIZ
Mcclure Mr. Coudcri aud many others. 2j cents
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT, WHY Americas vile
ing Differ In Prosperity" In small pamphlet Tor ~
the cha rminx article OF %. a. Norihrop. seng forse
the whine handsome appearance and sanitary osss
icrnemi. tho pleasure be derived by tho inhabtan"
ire 10 cnemt associations and 40 great servcs
any man can do Cor his native village. esnss
copyi - per 100 copies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

George Novalla, special officer, was attacked by a
gang Of Italians II. TlrG aye ld>t evening and
would have Killed him If his erie, had not brought
the police 10 his lie la,hed in the hand
with knifc knocked down. and licked brutally about
the head and body. Two Of his assaiants Ncbro Par.
ncii and Anthony EOvinO, wcrr arrested. Nov;ula
testified for the state In The trial If his aunt. Annie
CcrtJ, some months ago, for uiurdcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

CHILL AND TIE NEW NAVY President Hare
ri.om'. message on the Gillian affair. reprinted
in pamphlet form. toxefher with complete
de.cription OF the new Anne rican NAVY large mum.
her pcni vessels described at Lengths with
cIa re pictures plans mud full details Of crew
etc.. Of each Every 'esscin tue now
navy Is nc ludcd In the list. Price ID cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

BIG ISSUES OF M OFF YEtE.-The masninces
rnrH and currency articles oil Roswell c. Horrtn The
Weekly Trbuac durug the last year. reprinted. wtth
various kindred articles. including the wonderful re-
suits OF RcciprociIy. and the article OIL Prices Ia
1890 mud 1871 A pamphlet OF >, inrxe PAGES. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

KNITTING ASD CROCHET. 1S9f.-Ncw % page"
Tho huudsome., ard b.st Knitting and Crochet Extra
ever ssued by The Tribunc. % cents a coDs. This
Issue Is devoted patterns for lace. garments hnss's
aud cushion covers, trimming, curtain bands. eaz''
mats, scarfs, tdes. hnndkcrc hisfs etc. In Hddsen'
~ pages Of tho charming "HsHo and society ass's
c,es from Thc sunday Tribune. A delightful number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY.
suur,t t25 set 7:24I Moon sets 2l5 nj Moons age
WATER
4 M-sapdy H'k.. As Gov. lsli.. rs Hell 6e ~
p,f-saudy BOZ Gov lsld.. 5jv Hen 80. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 1884,
The PROC ceilings Of tho Assembly Portland Oresss
reported by The Tribune. specia, correspondents
Mt the Assembly. a Presbyterian Clergyman subsias.
TALLY In fall. To be issued shortly after the close
the ASSEMBLE. single copies 23 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

Kcziah ". Palmer has begun proceedings against
her husband, Solan Primer. the weknown millionaire
pcrfnmery manufacture. Tie will b heard on
June IA. AZ that tine the Chancellor will he asked
to allow the payment Of temporary dnony pending
the suit. The complainant says that she married
Palmer in 1850, an after living with him for n year
and a half sho Wits forced TO leave him account
OF his brutality. lie left hcr a. TINT time and went
10 Indiana. where 10 obtained divorce, which ,hc
SAYS was Illegal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

"NEwIDEtx FOR FARMERS" A handsome PAM
phlci 1903 pages we'll illustrated OF great intete''"
farmers vino must develop special branches o. arm
ing. Topics. Tho National Horse. swiac ha''ns:
EaG Matching. Duck Culture. fnruiuG la Francs -
The Turin u It's Relation Fnrnink Pfice - ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-06

WAR SHIPS SUNK At sAMOA.-Wint may "
expected of tho American Navy, In piuck daun'ess
cournac and periinaciy In a wnr with Chm We.
cxcn,plihcd. Thi. number contain, Tho Johnsts":
Disaster" American Girls Abroad s'sris'
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