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MCSIc WITH TIE PICTURES.
ANOTHER CONCERT FOR THE FREsH-AR AND
FREE ICE FUNDS.

ANOTHER CONCERT FOR THE FREsH-AiR AND
FREE ICE FUNDS.
The attractive loan exhibition OF pictures at the
American Art Galleries continues and interests
large numbers OF visitors. Such an exhibition last
ing through the summer. is a most appropriate ana
timely aid 10 the summer charities for which IL IS
given The Tribune Fresh Air Fund ana Inc
Herald" Free Ice Fund. Among It's pleasant iea'-
ures are the occasional afternoon concerts. no
extra charge is made for them, and visitors can
take their choice Of listening 10 the music, LOOKING
az the pictures or BOTH Another OF these concerts
will be given tomorrow afternoon at o cIocK 10y
which the following artists have generously 'oiuh-
teered their services: Miss Carrie Spieger' So
nrano: Miss Matte Parkhurst mezzo-sopraho' LOUIS
Wertheimer barytone Miss Elise Lathrop' pianist
Miss H. NJ Moses elocuuonist The following pro-
gramme will be offered
Plano solo, Nnuet. 'iuo"s''"
Miss Elise LathTop.
PiciAfela
~ Miss Carrie spegler.
Meditation How Mr.. Burton Put Up the curtain
Miss X. NJ Moses. -,
ARA Infelice from ''Ernan
LOUIS Wer,heimer .. 70
Piano solo, Valse. 'h@'k"''
Mrs Lathrop. ,,,.,
Song 1.-THE Flower Gin 'be''s'""
Miss Spieglcr. ,-,-
p.ca,ion Conversion fIcHeflis
Miss Moses.
Duet DO You Remember? .Oaihpaha
O'e'' Miss spieEIer and Miss Parkhurst.
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given away by her uncle The Due DO Charities. her
brother the Duo dOrltlns. head oi the Bourbon
branch OF tho House o. Orleans being In cspactated
from performing that ceremony owing to his recent
accident while hunting in spain.
The assemhlagc IL the chur b VAS the most brill
liant that has been present AZ similar function In
England IN many years. Among the guests were
the Prince AMI Princess OF Wales ami their daugh-
tiers the Prncesses Victoria ami Maud; the Duke
AMI Duchess ~ York Prince and Princess Henry OK
Uaiienbcrg the Duke AMI Duchess 81 Connaughi,
the Prince OF Naples Crown Pr,r.e Of italy. Prince
Antonio OF spain the Duke OF OportO. represent
Ing tho King o, Portugal. the purhcsse lie Mont
penE.er Prince and Princess Re Joinvl.". me PH'
l'Aumalr. the Due lie Scm )urs. the pur lie luyhr-,
the Duchess OF SaNe-Co0urg AMI Goihi. ana the
Infanta Eu.a lc OK Spain Inc IL. gnn'"nt costumes
ami bright uniforms made a most GORGEOUS pit'ut"
The marriage ceremony was performed by the
Ushop u Southwark. tho Right Rev. John huti
4 large crowd %! slshtSTcrs assembled IN IRON.
Of the church. most ~ them were french hhi
la ian They we're very enthusiastic ana cneerei
ami waved their hats AMI hanlkerch!cts an various
French or italian guests entered -, .. -
IL VAS FL It Napha'ls Church that the pinie
de- Paris and irincsss~ Isabelle iorleAns NE iih'I
ana mother OF the bride. We're married IN lS4
ANcr the church ceremonies the 'uc q v,''dhs
gave A breakfast and re- ep;on At orleans llo"sr,
.,ners the b-ide's presents were displayed. There
wee over two hundred 81 them. AL costly ana
MAGNIFICENT. Queen Victoria presented IN" pFlI'
,lfh A bracelet 0f diamonds. and the giN ot me
primo. and Princess - Wales AMI ihoir family WAS
A argc Mercury wauI OF diamonds ana ruDi'S Inc
Mlrchioness OF Lorne drnces. Louise, cav a
h.au,iful white ostrich feather fan mounted "lth
,or,ola. shell The sift o, KING Humber ana queen
Marguerite was high crown with stars ana sprays
of diamonds Of great size and value
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THEY MEET At CAPE MAY TO DISCUSS THE
PRACTICE or THEIR PROFESSION.

THEY MEET At CAPE MAY TO DISCUSS THE
PRACTICE or THEIR PROFESSION.
Capo May. J.. June 3 CSpe,aD.-The annual
,nee,ug OF tho Medical Society OF New-JersC began
it, three days convention at tho stockton ho'e'
this afternoon. About three hundred delegates are
ures.nt After tho usual business OF the society
,his afternoon Or. II. ". Elmer OF trenton. tead
IN. report o, the Committee on the Treatment OF
Ep,dcmics In the State. He said that the state hai
been comparatively free from them during Inc yehr
Dr " D. Johnson made an appeal for more EFFORTS
- prevent blindness In children AZ birth ana III IN
fancy. Dr. j. ". siccklcr. Of Orange. spoke on
..Hoyine Tuberculosis" lie stated that the disease
as as prevalent In the United States as In Europe
Tuberculosis WAS carried ia milk to infants ana al
others using II, and was likely to generate con-
sumption -,
AT the ercnlng session there was short discussion
on advertising secret nostrums and the pract'e was
condemned The principal address % the evening
vas delivered by pr j. ". Sickl"r. on ne At
fagonlsm bet ween Morphine and Cocaine ne s tI
that Ike many other important dlsloNei'cs' M
came unsoughi In the course OF proi'9sionaI %.
servnfious patient had taken lhtEr I.9' o.
cocaIu. then a large dose OF morphine. II was
f,unI ihat the on. ncutralizcd IN" other aup~t
ou.uf Investigation showed cOncluslN'ly that CO.
ttaIne was a reliable antidote for morphine.
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roronto r. T. Elsdan Housatonic Mass; David waiIaes

Toronto; r. T. Elsdan Housatonic. Mass David wallace
Hardwood.
PLAZA-Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Park Rye n. T.; mn
and Mrs Samuel Smith. St. Thomas. Me-; Mrs. :.
Banigan. Providence: Ward j. Parks. Boston: Mr ana
Mrs. F. Gilbert. Miss Gilbert. Utica; Edward Laidiey
Treat indianapolis: e. II. Hooper. Wilmington. Del;
Edward D. Rice. Boston, Alex II. Spencer London; MI
and Mrs. J. NJ. High Atlanta
SAvOY-Jacob s. Bernheimer Leo Bloch. Rochester;
Mainland and family. Savannah, Ca; Miss Helen Reed
Mrs. Herrck Rhnebeck. ~ Y; Arthur Backus Rochss'
ter: J. B. Simpson Baltimore; Frederick Wagner Tar
rytown Mrs. w. Loaiza. Miss A. c. Loaiza, Miss
l.. Loaiza San Francisco
ST. jamestown l.. Freeman. Chicago; Charles b. Jsn
nings. New-London; T. H. Morrison. Washington: L. G.
Tyler. Bangor: Charles S. Waller Philadelphia Charles
W. Minor Connecticut Miss Boyce. Chicago; Augustus
Wilson, Maryland Melville Jackson. Miss Jackson Ithaca
sTURTEvANT-w. Mckay Pittsburg; Mrs. NJ
Clarke Toronto; Edward Velhagen. Cleveland j. q.
Morris Philadelphia; J. P. Murphy. Jacksonville fla
Miss J. Baisdel Bangor. Me- C. W. Best. Onarga ILL., |:
J. c. Shaw Savannah; Eugene Carroll. Troy.
WESTMINSTER--W. Mclaughlin Cleveland; Miss Ger
rude Going J. II. Beale Boston; Mr.. and Mrs X MIL
Ter, jr.. Pittsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Leavenworsh.
II. NJ. Geitzinger Wlkesbarre; II. H. Russell Homes
dale. Penn; Charles $. Price. Philadelphia; j. D. case.
Tobyhanna Penn; s. p. Negus. Cambridge Mass; ~
b. Church. Tiverton. r. L. Joaquin c. Cuesta, Mexco'
7. Cumell, Havana Cuba
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS'

pRryNsWICK-Irvi Mcdowell Garfield OF Men
tor Ohio. FIFTH AVENCE-Senator NeiSo" w
Aldrich OF Rhode Island J. H. EstelL OF Ha'an-
h % and W NJ Hahn member Of the He-
nuhI,can National Committee for ONO. HUFF
MAN-Ex- Congressman william C. Maypury. Oh
Detroit HOLLAND-J. b. P.oda. SWISS minister
AT Washington: Postmaster-Genoral T.. {. ). fonn
OF Switzerland. and A.dace F. Walker OF Chieaso
GRAND UNION-scnator John faines' Oh Na.an
80. y v MURRAY HILL-state Senators
RAM w Higgins and Joseph Mullin and Assembly
man Epenetus Howe. NETHERLAHoDppti!e9G sner ~
Whitney. OF New-Orleans EAmnnd HAYES OF
RutYsio wiNDsOR-Martin A. knapp ,,oi,,b .nv
interstate Commerce Commission anu
Hale. OF Albany.
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AT NlAGARA fAAAS

Niagara Falls y. Y, June 1.-The twetth gen
eral meetins OF tho American Institute 81 r'''-
,rical Engineers began At the Cataract House mere
this morning There was an attendance 81 lV H''"-
hers from different parts OF the country PRESIDENT
no Io,,s Duncan OF Johns HOPKINS. Baltimore.
accounted the chair and introduced Mayor o. W.
Cutler. who welcomed the gentlemen to the CITY
which is to play such an important part IN e'r'-
,rlcal development in the near future Papers were
read by Walter T.. Harrington. OF camden ~ d.
on ..Propcrilcs OF Fuse Metals when subjected 10
Short Circuits'': BY Charles +. Stelnmetz, an eA-
pert in the General Electric Company: on Iheoty,
~ Tho General Alteration Current Transformer.
and by Clarence r. clifford. OF jamestown. y; J.,
on III ocation o. Grounds In Armaturc F1elds, etc
d rhis .f,crnoon the party took trip TO the power
house OF the Niagara Falls Power Company and
the local electrlc-ght station. Inc session VIII
la InNs
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4 TEEKsKIII. NINE DEFEATED PRIVATE SoN'N'-
rox rSIt.nEp-7uE GovEENOR TO VISIT CAMP.
state Camp Peekskr y Y. June IA day Of
good solid work has been put IN by the I'm hesl-
rnent even though It has been warm IN Inc sum-
hut the men are getting used 10 that nov" anu u"
not mind the heat 30 long as the mummy - '"
Their drilling is beautiful and. though th're may
be mistakes made they are not apparent 10 '''
casual observer They good at bail-piayins' 'oo
80 ,hev showed a team that came over from
p,.ksku ihis afternoon. The Poekskl!l team Was
a nlckal one from the village. the PeekShil NH
tary Academy and one or TWO oth'r p'dS'A' INV
r,slmcntal nine was. Win one or TWO eA''P"""''
the same that defeated the West Point CADETS last
u,v To-day they defeated the Pcckskillcrs by the
score 0, Is to o. Captain y. H. ThurSion' OF me
o,d Dcgimeut and Private John Ryan. Company 49,
7tn we're the uinsres and Livingston Snodeker the
scorer.
During the progress OF the game liiiic girl who
had come over In a carriage from PeekskiI Win nor
parents was overcome by the heat. she was taken
10 the hospital, where ihe su's''"' "0
her around again.
When the ssth comes 20 camp, Private Johh NC
Cllntork. OF the ninth company. viii come WIN II
as adJuiant and Josiah NJ FISK OF 'iI ,i,av ~
Inc fourth company. has been elected hisi a
tenant OF one OF the companies o. tse ,n rhrv
are John X Maxwell. OF the seventh company; VINO
goes az a lieutenant 10 the 9h H'snenl, am
Enmaiuc OF IN. tenth company, VINO "iiI De a
Lieutenant in the l2th Regiment - It'll -.
ing last night, Jumped into .hat ne thVusn' "a'
deem wafer The water proved 10 be swallow, now
a,r and he chi one OF the tcndons OF his right leg
The officer OF the day was captain wIiafg e., .;
iicufcnant Robert NJ Dunn. Company q. ana Sec
ond Lieutenant charles W Nichols Company l.
Colonel Appleton Will drill the 7th in resimenta
drill Friday. - r..,
The Governor Is expected at camp on THURSDAY
at II 80 o'clock and AdJutant-Gcneral McAIpih sdii
he expected visit from the West Point CADETS on
the day.
Governor Morton and his staff VIII be present
AT the state Camp at Peeksk on Thursday. ana
Will review the eth Regiment Tnere WIZ also De
an exhibition cavalry drill by the West Point
o.dots The cleaner General Socum will leave
the Bridge dock. Brooklyn, at 49, West twenty
second-st.. this city, at lo;So ana "sSt Hneh .
be made at Roa Hook dock which Is WITHIN I'M, W. walk TX
Moonlight, 80 as TO reach the city by ii ,. m.
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AMHERST PRIZES AWARDED.

Amherst. Mass. June o (SpecaD.-To-day was OBJ
served as class day at Amherst. The ivy exercises
were followed by the commencement concert by
the Gee and Banjo clubs The class exercises were
held in College Hall in the afternoon The ora
ton was delivered by Dwight NJ. Morrow, OF Ale
gheny, Penn. Charles T. Burnett, OF Turner's
Falls Mass. the class poet. In the evening the
Hyde prize speaking held. At its close the
prizes for the year announced by Professor
H. A. Frink. The more important ones were as
follows; Hyde prize. Alfred Rocker, jr'' New
York City kellogg prizes J. f. Lind. 9s. Chicago.
and ". G Duncan. North Brookheld. Mass; Hardy
debate D. W. Morrow. Allegheny. Penn. and c. Is.
Andrews Waltham Mass: Kent literature prize.
W j. Boardman. Barnet, Vt. Woods Improvement
prize divided between II w Lane Keene. - H..
mathematics prize, G. II. Grosvenor. Amherst.
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DIED..

ARNoLD-on Tuesday. June % Miranda A. Arnold. wife
Funeral from 2s Eas, 2othst Thursday. June a. at
poDD-on Monday June "a. 1895 at his home 2. Say:
brook Place, Newark. ~ j. Daniel Dodd. IN the '''n
Fi,nrs services viii be held in Trinity Church Newark.
n,areS s Orange at the Of family
Vie u a' E1n Acsf SS sg Of
Funeral services at Harrison on Wednesday June ~ "
carrsres will NEE, friends on arrival OF 1906 trais
Interrnent convenience Of family.
Sunday Jpns a ss sIy Ivs alssa
In the year OF his
KEEcHon % suddenly at he r ;ss ws. q s *.
s,'' Thomas Keech in the 1ith year Of his age.
Funeral private.
KNAPP-In Greenwich. Conn. June "a. Brush Knapp
Funeral nom bis late residence on Friday. a, 2;so
LovEII-At Paul smiths" in the Adirondaeks' June
% Howell Lowell, r
Funeral and in,erment at cOvington Ky
MErGson Monday afternoon June a. lsss Lug NJ ~
assa . ycats At residence Tenany j. Wednesday.
In IsnT nj al III. De Ii ~ Y
PRENTIss-on Tuesday. Tune % 1872 Frederick james
rTsn,ss IN se at III The Hotel Bristol shave and
It, A, 10 80 O'clock Thursday morning June "a
RAFrERrY-A, South Orange. y; J.. on Tuesday Jung
Is 1895 Katharine only child OF John r. and
Funeral thursday June 81. a, p. m.
SUNDAY JqRs 70 at his bs late S sas sc
ond Of the late Professor James KenweH' Id" d.
Of Columbia College
Funeral will be held Grace Church. Broadway
and lOth-s Thursday. June %. al 10 a,
invited attend without furthee
notice
widow 81 William Tate, In her Goth year
Funeral held the residence OF her son.
William J. Tate. ia 6th-ave. Brooklyn. " l., on
Thursday evening. at o'clock.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
vooRHEEs-on sunday. June %, George W. VOORHEES,.
aged 10
Funeral private.
WIrBr-R-At his summer home vpper Nontclair. y. j..
on Tuesday June %. 1875. J. q. Wilbur NJ d.. in his
10th year. - 49, -
his late residence No 80 Washns'on-ave.
Brooklyn, Thursday. June % at 33O p. M
Boston papers please copy
wooD-on %. 1885, at Princes Bay, Staten Island.
Frances A. Wood.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral Thursday. June -, at o'clock
m NJ f. Church.
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tnJr0RS OFF FOR LAKE GEORGE.

Albany. June 2j.-About seventy-hve editors ana
thei. families assembled In the Kenmore to-day to
a,tend the thirty-nlnth annual convention at Lake
Ceorge Of the New-York Press Association. Toward
noon they took the trolley cars and were carried
IN Washington Park. At the Casino Mayor Wilson
delivered an address OF welcome. when was re-
,doa % no President Seicher Refreshments
"ra soryed I'm the Casino. The party later visited
M cap,tol' and each member paid his respects TO
the Governor.
Saratoga June % (5pecaD.-Vil'age President
charI.s u sturges tonight In the ballroom OF the
Grand Union Hotel made a welcoming address to
the New-York state Press Association. which
reached here this Afternoon. John A. sleicher OF
.nonded Dancing followed There are 1886 in the
party. including many ladies, and they enjoyed an
Thev win proceed to Lake George tomorrow noon
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vR. DANAS LEGAL JICTORH
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS UPHELD.

LIBERTY OF THE PRESS UPHELD.
From The New-York Sun.
Judge Addison Brown. OF the District Court OF me
United States. yesterday handed down IN the o"se
S 0I lover q liberty and OF the freedom Of the
And osD VII paes a mn sa n Ripe
again the liberty OF me Precs Deem paeG no
Scheme TO remove an editor for trial for alleged
libel to distant locality by arbitrary process oil
law has been forever deieateu'
4 TRIUMPH FOR ALL RESPONSIBLE EDITORS.
From The Boston Herald
Sun =" hut for responsible editors every wheTe VINO
have the right 70 be tried by the courts IN tne
been committed. The judgment accords win inc
precepts OF justice and cofnmon-sehse'
A INDUSTRIOUS DOCTRINE oVERRuLED
From The Hartford Courant.
we do not yet know The grounds OF this decision;
but we hope Judge Brown has expressed mn hmse hd
propr!etors OF public Journal may De M ana
,red for libel wherever single copy oi lme sue
ter has been sold.
vp nAxA.s PROFESSIONAL RANK.
From The Mail and Express.
Tho ,ress OF the country will not fall TO rejoice
g., me yicfory not only Of Mr.. Dana but also OF the
%so Of s0S S4 sna
rdy stands at the head OF his HONORABLE profession.
and is held in The highest respect " '' '0"'e"''
raries and confreres.
NO UNFAIR LATITUDE GIVEN.
From, The Brooklyn Eagle.
nudge Browns decision frees Journalism rom no
lust responsibilities and no fair ,abes ,ns uIes
protect Journalism from 2osspites o. ,h}ns rn
and onpres son. which Mr.. Noyes peIee.y .o'Vi
hI. man who was most untruly charscterzed by
a irs. York SUM-" in THE Eagles opinion,
al nc h,mself upon reflection clearly realize.
A JOINT RULING
From The Utica Herald
ives wanted to force him CMr Dana) TO Wash,
,,4n where plaintiff lives His success would
ha~s exposed every publisher against whom any
nady IN a distant State chose 10 Drihs sun, 20
pouy ~, The expense and inconvenience OF going to
oiaintin's home for trial. justice preVsHs under
Judge Browns ruling
Mp DANA CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND
From The Philadelphia Record.
=, uouid be a travesty OF Justice II the editor OF
~ o|ronoI;an newspaper which crculates Ia every
sonn in the Union could be haled Into any local
court in proceedings OF similar charaeier Mr..
Eana has a fixed residence and place OF business,
snr. he can always be found when The law shall
Sswe dealings With him: and the Libel law Of
New NJ Union Who may feel that injury has been
done 10 his name or iame.
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CHANGES ~ TIE "THRILBY" BCRLESQUE.

Numerous changes were made in the burlesque
'Thrilby' at the Garrick Theatre last night New
actors appeared in several parts and new incidents
were introduced, with general tendency to en-
liven the performance and to give IT greater d.
vers,y and interest. The writer OF the burlesque'
j. w Herbert appeared as Butter-scotch. who
corresponds the Laird Of 'Triiby. theodore
Hancock appeared az Caramels. with with phenom-
email vhiskers and A. q. Andrews resumed his
former part Of Mr. Faggot. Mark Murphy ana
Wills T. Sweatnam had new parts provided for
them and they entertained the audience In the
theatre scene OF the second act. A handsome new
stage setting. representing n yacht clubhouse ana
a hay full OF yachts, was provided Tor the second
act; There were also new dresses ana ne" canoes
anj General air Of freshness and renewed spirit.
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NOTES or THE STAGE

Edward r. and Joseph Holland who are 10 MAKE
a tour next season under the manase'nen' =.
D,an.ra N.nsaed will open at the Garrick Theatre
n. eis ~ xugIist in a new play by Harry ana Eo
ward Paulton. entitled Horace
"Gasparone" was given for the FIRST time 'a ,',
..ason at Terrace GardeH on Monday night IL Wi,
he sung this evening. and tomorrow Nano" WA
be presented.
....,.,on has heen reached in the long contested
go -, Auyusun DAILY against William a. bfaos
for alleged infringement in the production o, a.
scene in the pay After Dark" which was s",r "
he taken from Mr. Days play. Under the uas
light" Mr. Daily had previously secured a 49, nd
ento,nnx Mr. Brady from performing me p,hh9orized
hoiSing that ne had performed II 7i5 rscoy.r
times Mr. DAILY then broug, an ac' tSe '1nanthor-
ia nerformances Judge Shipman yestefnay hod,ng
down decision dismissins the compiain" could be
collected.
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urSrc TEACHERS ~ SESSION.

THE SEVENTH ANNUAL. coNVENTioN OF l'H
STATE ASSOCIATION MEETS ~ TROY.
Troy Juno - The New-f.rk State Music Teach
o-s' Association opened Us seventh annual co"''n-
ton In Music Hall this morning fFe''l'", '".''''7
II N,o,s. oryauist Of plymouth Church. brooklyn
,,s,.li,, There WA 4 large attendance - music
teachers from al over the state. chorus 'i 10
voices opened TIE convention with b-'l'y h''"
FESTIVAL HYMN" G. \. White was conductor ..
4 Stein VAS a, the plano, ami DF. J. A'"e1t J''-
fo,y NJ the organ. Ia behalf OF Mayor MoHo}' a
welcome vas cXtentel by i"e '''y. I''s'''"' "'''
delivered his annual address -. r. Greene OF
,,otoos secretary and treasurer. reported total
membership OF more than - carl Si"sney' OF 'h'
N.w-Fneland Conservatory OF Music. AZ h"''oi'
gave "A piano recital. ia" c'nF'lli'h WI w.
,ri,.l pr ,hr,. days closing go THURSDAY 'Nenlhs
a concert VII be- given each evening anu re- 't"i
each afternoon. wiki re''Iuyn - '"' '''' -
branch THIS evening.
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THE VACUFRON CASE.

Albany June Z.-To-morrow has been set as the
time for designating the date OF trial FOR the case
OF Assemblyman Vacheron. The case came up
tbis morning In the Court OF Sessions Judge Clute
sad he thought II should go over until September
Dis;rlct-Attorney Burlingame wanted an earlier
date set. He said he intended to ask the Gov
c-nor 10 appoint special oyer and Terminer TO
,rv the three murderers now confined In the Al
bany County JAN! and he would also include the
vacheron case FOR the special term II the Judge
,.out nostpon. his decision as TO the trial day
JIdge Cute said he would take the matter under
con slderation until tomorrow ana ADDED that he
sidere1 by a special oyer and Terminer Assem-
blyman Vacheron was present. and renewed his
plea OF not guilty.
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Foreign mali, for the week ending June ~ wiz e'o''
'' wSEDNEspAY-A t9f Ireland. per Ger:
ms s. ps via a G%ssa''cT par Germanc
%.nss 10 10 for Er S4 .s sT
n5 via % gs csss %S' Be ey wass
Havana So M sSpDs%sn'ary .e p % fs
s fGE pss Of Europe via be directed
per 5ern at P m for B'Sehsa' per Port An.ons
per T. Ethswood. from Boston ma e.,
TnShs Se4 Fs.r., Bi.%sre via theSSurs
amp,on and HAMBURG at p m ,suppemen'ary sSp
na % i'T Cape ns'' May oonss Port q:
: f' ~ G pss from Ssw,oriean.. ,,,.
p ., FOR h for Bosa. pe DEL ofo per
s9.n FGr'asa EsS rSas! r'' Ss
La champasne. via nayre a.e m for La P .ss
i SSsaas E 81 s;S., ds:s
q Europe va sou.ha%gss9n and Bremen rnn. %as' be
Ssspsn. 's via fs for
y o Rome Via on.sds
directed city S ssuS. Island 10 am All ' snS
s a Es%S.ss: HSs T:s.a
if f ss De direct: ss r Vi:
S my" p be sss ss5
q; sss s 4 Sas sss. per
Panama deusss for for Venezuela Columbia b: a.
m iss 's per from SIDNEY Tor st.
Malls for the Society Islands per ship Tropic Bird
from San Francisco close here daily 20 June Gath At
$3.50 D. m. Mails for China Japan and Hawaii. per 3 g.
Coptc San Francisco close here daily to June
9th. at $50 p. Mails for Hawaii! per s. Austria:
Francisco close here daily up to July I'd
al 8 80 D. N. Malls China and Japan per q 5. SIKH
.. m. Mails for China and Japan Especially addressed
oniy), per Empress OF China Qrom Nancouver),
close here daily up TO July 18th at $50 p M Mails
for Australia te1ceP, West Aus,raiaD Hawai- ana ~
daily June eist and up July 10Th at $50
which Forwarded via Europe). New Zealand Hawaii.
Francisco close here daily up to July 'istk at slo
.. m. Cor on arrival at New.York OF s. campania
with British mails for Australia Mails for Newfound.
land by rail Halilax and thence by steamer close e
boston and thence by steamer close at this office daily
$50 Mails for Cuba close at this ONCE daily at
TOO m, for forwarding by steamers sailing Mondays
and Thursdays from Port Tampa Fla Mails for Mexico.
overland. unless specially addressed for dispatch By
steamer. close At this Office daily at 80 a. m.
Registered mail closes at 900 ?. m. previous day.
CHARLES w. DAYTON. PostmsstGR. 4
Postofnce. New-York n. Y. June q. 1895 :