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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
&. H. ROBERTS, JR., PRESIDENT
ORGANIZATION OF THE REPUBLICAN
CITY COMMITTEE.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED CALLING FOR LEGIsI.A-
TIVE ACTION OH TIE POLICE
BOARD MATTER.

BOARD MATTER
The Republican City Committee, elected under
The new Primary Election law - represent the
Republican parts In municipal affairs through
out the entire greater city, held its first meeting
and ORGANIZED last night in the Murray Hill Ly-
oeum IN Thirty-fo urth-st. near Third-ave. Al
though there WAS much confusion. due to the
fact that the hall was not large enough 10 seat
the 1881 delegates present a the meeting. the
organization was effected without clashing or d-
vision and the following permanent officers OF
the CITY Committee We're elected:
Precedent GEORGE H. ROBERTS. IT.. ot Brooklyn.
Fir. Vice-Pres lent. ABRAHAM GRUBER u Man
haitian.
Second Vice President. FRANCIS F. WILLIAMS. Of
Hroolyn.
Third Vice President EDWARD II. HEALEY. OF IN.
Bronx.
Fourth Wee President. n FRANK WOODS. of Queens
Firm vi~e Presiden' GEORGE II. TREADwELL OF
Richmond.
Secretary GEORGE r. MANCHESTER % Manhattan.
Assistant Secretary PHILIP ". REINiiARD. Of The
Brony
Treasurer. JACOB BRENNER 4 BROOKLYN
Chairman o, tho Executive Committee. LEMuEL r.
Qj 100. Of Manhattan.
The last mentioned Office viii be the most i'm
portant Of all Ex-oncio members OF the Ex-
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DIED.

ADAMs-on Tuesday. June 81 Henrietta. wife of Rich
-eryics. her No i42 Convent
ave. on THURSDAY. June 20. at : p m
iniernent private
ATwooD-June 20 1895 Grace EunIce. daughter Of the
late Hernon White and Josephine Louise Atwood
ssr'icss rtsisSee ?: Il Lewis Dudley No ia' West
ga s.. wednesday afternoon. at eI,ck 49, ., ..
St. Luxe Hospital cathedral Heights the REV.
FUNERAL at ST. LIKES Hospital to day at $50 p.
Burial Tnur.aay ~ Bridgewater Mass.
GrBBS-A VIII he held at Trinity Church Brcad.
way ana wall Tnursday. June % Isss s g.
IN me t,rnson n.es SITES navy WHO was
killed in BATH" 1T Guantanamo Bay. Cuba on June H.
LADD-May 30 Isas in London. after short Illness
samuel Beach Iadd
Funeral service a, - AIMS Church Brooklyn Heights
Wednesday, June @. at o'clock.
N0 S% ana q' &a q: 9 Be- " and T is q
phine Clarkson Of New-york
Funeral Wednesday afternoon at Fort Wayne.
.n her s Ms 10 N II ssass:. 81
the late Thomae Parkin.
suddenly. Ms. Jennie IN Reid.
Fuasrp io9sy ~, weSnssday June e. from her late
Sf sar d &A 1,s e Ia1s Ssssax
pastor Of The Failing Spring Presbyterian Church. Of
'hamtersburg. Pa.
sCHoLLE-on Tuesday morninr June q a. Orange:
6sih year %, .er sge ~ 81, -. 49,. .-u,.o-, ., r,..,
Pond Ling Island THURSDAY. June g. II O'Clock
a
SPECIAL train will Long Island city 1890 sharp.
Please omit flowers
San Fiancisco papers please copy.
WIGHT suddenly. al the residence ~ her brother A.
Poster Higgins. Greenwich. Conn, Mrs Louisa
Rowland Wight
Funeral services A, Christ Church Greenwich Thurs
day june -. :, g.
WfISON-Ai tho residence 81 her sister. Bloomfield.
y j. m Jun. 20 p zaheth \. Wilson wife u Benja-
min Wilson -. u Bloomfield the sisty-sixth
year Of her
Funeral services late residence No. i65 Rossst,
Brooklyn. Wednesday. June D. AZ p. m
DeS Flora McMar-
TN. VIE - William f. Wright. u Auburn. " Y, and
daughter ne tate Colonel Duncan and Margaret
Cafy McMartn. Il JohnstoWn. y. Y
Auburn and Johnso~n y. y Boston and Jacksonville.
Fla. papers please copy
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DIRECTORY OF VOLUNTEERS.
NETWORK TROOPS.

EEglMrNTGs k e. .Dd ' e r. sG Hs %soS
SECOND REGIMENT-, Tampa, Fla ,,.,. Church Va
T TPH s4M 1a7i ana 18th REoIMENTsA'nD
rwE2 S39As sEaGS Cos oT, s sHs H.
s't ~ 6 and 80 Battalion formerly 1871 Reg
vcy w. So, WEI Tin RFGiMENr-cos and F. DgSh
foH Ii55 "a r. + cos D. C. D. F. C. H. l. X ana NJ
i AeaI'R fGrmENT-csmp Alser Falls Church.
srx1X1s..,,r>rt1 nrGrMEHT-Tsnpa. F1s. -..
sT Ts rEG d NTrET esq
townsend Peekskil.. y T. c,... Y.
IRo9P camp Ais seT J rans church. Va
i sSr9P HATTFRy~camp Merritt San Francisco Cal
1.,,,rs ,or members OF the Naval Reserve should
be addressed:
E SAAHAkET T4oanySaasyis Island
Z S s JAsON-Flsher's Island Sunok county, ~ -
NEw-JERsEY TROOPS.
FIRST FTGlMkN1cen s2ss AssI F' II. Church
THIRD KEGIM ENT-Cos. T. g u II a. snd a. l. pempton
Letters for members of the New-'ersey "a'a'
Reserve should be addressed
Us S. BADGER Proyince;owH' Mass-
L. S s. KEsOLUTE. Navy 1ara' y J.
CONNECTICUT TROOPS.
FIRST KIcIMNr1cos a Ii I,,s sns FORT CO. kn' G.
5 Fo:mIq ao < Fort ci Prs5i. 4F port
R445T4zF Egy 1 cESssii6 Conn conn
NAVAL RT,sEKVE-BostOn. Mass . .. 80
HEAVY BATTERY B-Fort 'fis"o'o "'o'0" ~
For, slocurn is on David's Island Long Island
Sound. nj, Nj, r,.ro,rh -,
Fort Schuyler is on Throgs Neck Borough OF
Wiiiets Point is OH Long Island, Borough OF
Governors Island is IN New-York Harbor The
fort is known as Fort Columbus, - -.
Fort Hamilton Is on Lone is'anu' Dofous" u
Brooklyn. e.. ,-,s Do.o,,x. -,
Fort Wadsworth is on Staten Island. Borough OF
Richmond. 49,. ~
Letters for soldiers in the field should 1e az az
dressed plainly. Nance rank, company anu anu c
nent should be stated The name OF the STATE
froro which the orgaulzation comes should always
be given because there may be regiments IN the
same camp from various states ""''"s Wv
humber
Proper form Of address:
JOHN DOE.
Private Company VI,
Sth Regiment, y. J. Nois''
Camp Thomas. nj, y.
Chckamauga Park. Ga
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OBITUARY..
THE REV. EBENEZER GAY.

The Rev. Ehenozer Gay. woll-known Protestant
Episcopal Clergyman died NJ ST. Lukc's Hospital
yesterday. The Roy. Mr. Gay was born In Bridge
water. Mass. IL 1892. lie was prominently iderti-
Ned with missionary work Of The Protestant Epis'
copa Church. and himself established missions
on both banks of the Hudson. he was for I'VE
years rector Of =. Peters Episcopal church AZ
fcnaniina. Fla. and for eight years the nies.f, ~
Of the House Of the Good Shepherd. 20 .- Kits
Cove-on-ih he Hudson. Ia 1s5 he married laughter
Of Colonel j. .. God. q banker IN this o!ty. Ills
widow and one SOL. Alexander Wood Cay. who D.
the financial editor Of The New-YOTk Press. SCI
vVc him.
The funeral VIII be hcld tbs afternoon at $50
O'Clock at St Lukc's Hospital The burial VII be
al 81 dEcwatcr. Mass. tomorrow.
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ADMINISTRATION AND WAR.
GENERAL. GROsvENOR ADDRESSES THE
OHIO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
HE SETS FORTH THE POLICY PURSUED BY PREsi
DENT MKINLEY-THE FLAG WILL NOT bE
HAULED DOWN WHERE CONQUEST
HAS RAISED IT.
rBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

rHY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBuNE.l
Columbus Ohio. June 2l.-The preliminary SESSION
OF the Ohio Republican State Convention was "e'u
this afternoon Congressman G. H. Grosvenor was
made both temporary and permanent chairman
The cali Of Mr. Grosveror TO preside over the de-
alterations Of the party was sudden and unexpec'eu
by him As n consequence he did not have pre-
pared speech. and tho sounding of the Keynote WAS
Informal.
He devoted his remarks largely defence of
the Administration. dealing in "A genera way with
tho war and :he Hawaiian question. The Demo
Gratis were denounced for having urged me war
with Spain and af;or hos;ilities were declared
voting against appropriating sufficient amount u
money 10 carry on the fight. The election OF 'ile
ticket this fall was urgel as duty OF the Repuo-
llcans The President entitled. he said' 10 the
Endorsement OF his own party. Of his own state
and the chairman expressed the belief that the
loyal members Of the party would give the ucHe'
nominated a rouslng majority at the polls
The contesing delegation from Cuyahoga County
headed by Mayor McKisson. Of Cleveland was re-
fused admission 10 the han by an ofhcious SER
eeant-at-arms and 1t looked for time as II uou-
bic would result McKlsson was at the head OF MS
delegation. and about hundred Of his friends
were AZ his back. They were finally admitted ana
took seats in the front The proceedings passeo
without incident OF extraordinary moment NO az
tention was paid the contesting delegates their
case having been referred 20 the Committee on
Credentials The names OF President Mckinley and
Senators Hanna and Foraker were hbera'y
chcerod.
II was noticeable that the M,Kisson Delegation
TONED IN the cheers for Hanna. several OF tl'n
mounting chairs to attract attention Oh 'nen Up
moments At the meeting Of the Credentials COM
r,i,,ee NJ McKisson presented his side or the
case claiming that his delegation had clear Ha-
,oritv in the county convention This was con-
tested by the opposite side, who insisted that the
nrocoodings OF the County Convention had Deeh
interrupted by the police. under the direction oi
Mayor McKisson. thus compelling the ir'''p' VI
w Hanna 10 withdraw and organize a separate
,.o,.,on Their. Is no doubt that the Mckisson
doloZation will be denied seats on the floor ana
thov Will have little opportunity 20 carry the con-
,ost into the convention hall.
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COLONEL HENRY FLAT.

Pittsburg June 2-Coloncl Henry Flad. vol
known civil engineer o. s.. Louis. dro3f'd dead
yesterday evening while stroiling thrcU IN Hs AMI
Park Win Mr. ard Mrs. Godfrey Si,ogI. whom De
WIS visiting Heart disease s. supposed - have
been the direct cause ~ death. Colonel flni was
s.v,n,y four years o7 ani had long been president
OF the Bureau ~ Public Improvements ~ - Louis.
he was u member % ihc Mississippi River 'omm!--
sion and assisted Eads in the construction ~ the
Mississippi RridEe AZ 81 Louis
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CAPTAIN JAMES A. SIMPSON.

Captain James a. Simpson died A. his home. IN
Ross-ave.. Wes'neid y. J.. yesterday morning
from heart failure. he In the shipping bust
ness and had an Office at No. . Coenties Slip
New-York. Mr. Simpson n part owner Of the
Saranac. the vessel captured by the SpanarGs at
Manila, which had been loaded with coal. He was
forty-six years old. and Il, time was chairman
Of the Republican Executive Commiticc Of Mon
County y J. M Simpson leaves q Wifo and ~ >
daughters Funeral services VIII j." reid to-moi-
row evening AT his home in WeStfeld. y. J.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

-.--..r,,,,,v,s RECORD AND TO DAYS FORECAST.
CO, o., - Lawrence and New England. and
| g., 80 lake region. The pressure Is relatively !o"
=, ~. Culf states the Rocky Mountain districts
% barometer has n New-Eneiani the lake regions
anu vs. =. 80 IN the Atlantic and Bnst Gulf States
''sr. have occurred New England the lower lake
r,on the Ohio Valley End the East Gulf States Sho"
80 ore indicated for the lower Mississippi vaey ana 'e
Iasl I'm i c@s q: 10 Mssseippi River ana g'n~Fsy
ti 10 NE Rocky Mountain districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

Elected Chairman o. tie Republican city committee
.,,-.. -.
tow. and ,~.,.,,r..r ~ ,h. CIV committee. The
- ,,,,,o-s - tho t.vocutlvc Committee will
..,.,. 80 ..,, r,..,,n.r from, each Assembly Dis
tric, IN the Greater ,i,,.
,,. ,.,..,.,, ..-r,>.s
s...... .. .,,...,Irg -,,i.s and regulations
j." ""''''' w. - I,
for the government ~ 'h" committees iafSe ana
-, ,.,... ,..,....t.,oo f.s. ,tgbf rasse1
smaN. the ''y ''"''"'''' 'a'' ''N"'
resolutions So Inch ""r" f"f"l lea a. or particular
,,,,r,., Dec th. t...gat.s The resolutions were
"'''' a.. ..r,o,r,.
presented hy Mr '!nislt 1fa were '"' i''-'"'"s
- .,. fo...c D.rar,-
10. o. ...' H. ...- &c.. the parI 80 q
that organic ,'i'n 20 corr-nt frnnd. IN "ha'".
c.e...D off "a Dat.".rf.. S'l-e u,hct. .-,.....-
Re- 4f'e Iha' N ~ 'l' ,F 49,, .r-.,. i,gis.
ana OBJ. Cow Ii'' IN -ti.s ,,I. saan,efiil on
'"'."I'' I'D I''
Resolved T.n' DID l,.on VII ,@ enec,i, q
'",' ,,..r. .,3 ,bi.t does not com
IT,. f..m Of. .l f.,lr duty. aii neither tr.i' nor
l'-s i.,n iH' % " ' .,f ,..,,'l,,tlo AZ
r,3r.s,r.ttl1,. .f ,.r f...t.0u .Aw.
tn. meeting Was called - order by walter
y A,f.rhurv ~ brooklyn and John Murray
Mitchell was elected temporary chairman. II
was necessary g. nave a rollcall ly districts 70
elect Mr. Mitchell 70 The office. and there was
much difficulty IN getting responses from sever
al districts On account a. the noise caused by
hundreds ~ delegates who had no seats and
ken, rnoylny about Mr. Mitchell had no rival
for the Office ~ temporary chairman. but he
had 10 take M oath 20 perform his duties prop
erly. according TO the provisions Of the PH-
THE 1EMPOKAKN 'liAikMANS h'H"N'
uo said. On taking the chair.
j. g.. t,l,ol , gr.a, honor. and one which ap-
preclate most hisly % have tae privilege o. open
~ sn',relr ttat in.s new era IN The Republican
,1.i.i,. - ,f.-, 1;f.tt-r %,w- YORK which contains
IN. r,1p,. fi.r ex.st,d IN the United States
ot,u w. declared cur freedom. viii i'ad 10 a
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Az appOJNTuENT TO THE BUFFALO.

Washington June 2l.-Lieutenant O. L. Logan
who has been one Of the hardest worked OF cap
tain Crowns held's aids In the Navigation bureau
will take a draft OF sailors 10 man the cruiser
p.~slo wing at New York Lieutenant Logan
viii he assigned to duty on the Baa!o 1nfer CON- n
fnand o. Captain Hemphill a. preSeht ~ o. srb
80 rec~rl,irg service In the Navy Department ny
.utenar; has Just returned from 'nree yea's a
49, ~ a1t, in China and mad a rght 10 eHperl 4
80, - 80 nj rrofracted shore duty lie "a nc
Immediately howeveT TO e9sye I Wbe %e dvde
49, four hours Of each day IN stehdy Ht,G
=. ne recruitment sending and receiving the cane
dispatches IN cipher. In when Inc P"""o '"'
81 I'M intereSied.
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JUDGE JAMES II. FERGUSON.

Charleston. W. Va, June q (SpoclaO-Julge
James II. Ferguson seventy-two years old. died this
morning. lie member OF the convention
that framed the present Constitution of Virginia
and served many years in the Legislatures Of Viz
MIA and West Virginia In 1865 through his
efforts. the West virginia Legislature passed bill
emancipat!ne all slaves in the State and asking
for an amendment 10 tho National Constitution
aholishinc slavery. before any Other states IN tho
l'riOn took such action. lie Is credited with hav-
Ing secured me permanent location OF West Viz
gu!a's capital at Charleston and was the first 20
cnIl,V The IaMs OF tho Siato.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
THE REV. HARRIS scHENCK.

The Rev. Harris schenck. a Presbyterian min
lister Of Princeton. \. j.. died Yesterday at the
home o. his sister Mrs. Alfred Smith. in Bronx
Vile. Mr. Schcnck had been III for about nine
weeks from hear disease" and had loen under
treatmo mt He was born ~ Philadelphia forty
Nsers ago and leaves widow. daughter and TWO
sisters Mrs Smith and ~, wife Of ihe Rev. W. B.
Waller. pastor q the First Presbyterian Church Of
Ncw-Rocbolc The BODY viii De taken to-day TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
NAVY YARD NOTES.

TWO hundred bluejackets who have been recruited
recently and quartered on the TeceiVlhs-smp YER
-. -, ~. prookIvn Navy Yard started yesterday
Gov ramna Fla The men went by rail- From
ronna they will 20 10 Key West. and viii be takcn
On hoard some OF the transports ana 'is'iou'o"
aInong the vessels Of the fleets 49,.
~ auxiliary yacht Free Lance put INTO inc Navy
,.oet.rday for coal and supplies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
BODLEIAN GETS THE SHELLEY GUITAR

London. June H-E. W ssbce ~ Massa chu-
sets who purchased the interesting mern"nto FOR
this express purpose. yesterday formally presented
20 the Bodlcian Library al oxford the guitar Percy
Ivsshe shelley. the poet. presented 70 Mrs VIII
iams wife # Lieutenant Williams
Lieutenant Williams was drowned with The poe'
nj I-laregPD on the Mediterranean. on July ). 81
The guitar In question was the subject ~ shell
lev's beautiful poem. entitled TO "A Lady WIN 4
...L.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
FIRE AT THE COLGATE SOAP WORKS.
THE WHOLE PLANT FOR A TIME THREATENED
Loss. $4,000

Fire started last night in the boiler-room IN the
perfumod soap factory building OF tho Colgate soap
Company. in Jersey City. The factory faces on
Grand York. Green and Hudson SITS. ana Tor q
time the whole block and surrounding buildings
were threatened Policeman Drscoll discovered the
flames at loo O'Clock ard turned 20 an alarm.
When the hremen arrived il looked as though IN"
whoo block must 90 and a general alarm was
turned in. After a hard fight The french inanae u
to check the flames. Near tn" noft'"t part of i.'
fire row OF tenemenrs. rhe hclt was so
great that tho tenants moved out. The loss caused
10y the fire viii be about $1,000 mostly on stoc k
and machinery.
The building IN which the fire started was erected
IN 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
NAMFS EOR NAVAL VESSELS.

Warrington June 2i.-By formal orders to-day
the practice ship now building al ue hA'h Iron
,r-i, roo boon named the Chesapeake, the tug
Confidence has been renamed the Wanda, the tug
Hercules becomes the Ch'ckasaw' ana me yacht
Kanawha retains her name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
nBs COLIN C. NAMING GETS DIVORCE

Cbtcago lima N-Mrs Colin c. Manning. daugh-
Ter Of chief Justice Fuller. Of the United States
supreme Court. to-day secured divorce. Judge
Bail granted the decree and DECEPTION was he spe-
cia~ Sharge Ipon which the bill was based Nir.
Manning Is United States Consul at Fayai. IN the
/
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MARRIED..

LANE BRowN-on Saturday. June IS ~ snmmern 81
NJ E. Church. by Rev. A. J. F. Behrends - -
Evelyn Brockeay Brown. daughter OF Mr. ana M's
Melvin Brown. Edwin Clarence Lane. DOM :"
PAYNE-CTFFEE-At the Church % the Holy com nun,
New York city. BY the Rev. Henry Mote,; ."
TUESDAY June y. Mr. y. J. Cunee Ok shelter l-ah''
y Y. 10 Miss Marie Louise Payne. Of Brooklyn
M carda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

A. the Star Theatre on Saturday evening here-
a. performance will be given for John Hart. an OH
negro minstrel OF repute. who has become almost
Mind and IS in need Mr. Hart has appeared in
many benefits for other persons and for public
charities and has We'll earned ANY consideration
,bo, may he shown 10 him now that his own turn
bas corns In spite Of his innrmity, he will hmseif
annasr i'm tho entertain mcDt. and many OF ms
f-iards have volunteered 70 appear also so thit !"
long and attractive bill has been prepared.
Mrs Anna Kellogg was married yesterday %
T-rnes; Never The bandmastor Of the 'th Regimen"
formerly musical director q the Broadway inca.
tire at S. Barthoomews Churcn re cS SIeh ho,'e
~ The bride No 2o9 West Forty zig ltti-st
The season Of Mrs Minnie Madden Fiske ana OF
the Fifth Avenue Theatre Will close with the per
forrnances OF 'DivorcOns" on Saturday
.Trrninie" will end IT'S present career az the
Casino on Saturday night Next week The Ieie-
rhoue Girl" Will be presented there again and WI"
remain on the stage til the opening OF the long
deferred summer attraction. which IS just now
named Happy Yankee Land
John 3 Doris has made a contract FOR an en-
eagernent here Of the troupe Of Inarone''es man
aged by the Parandi brothers, OF Milan Iney are
ssid 70 act operas and plays in most Ihe-Ilke anu
entertaining manner
Miss Maud Hollins Of the Steindorf opera COM
parv now at the Harlem Opera House, VIII on
Jrly y begin an engagement with De Wof Hopper
~ Manhattan Beach. Next season she VIII oe
with jefferson De AngeNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

Character counts for much in medicine: 81 ty-
eight years OF cough cures is the record OF Jaynes
EXpectorant. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

Maine New Hampshire and Vermont, fair weather.
northeriy wnds. . ,,o,o..,,o,, ,,,.
ror massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut 'ar
,oath.r Light northweserly winda'
r.s,ern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey, fair
,1other. northerly winde ,.,. ~, u.-,,a,, ,s,,
- District OF Columbia delaware ana 'n'S'''n' Ia"
* coal weniher norinerly winds r,,,.,,..,,.
., TO t'' rob, ,,or,herly winds. becoming VARIABLE
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Notices Of marriages, and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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o.,a. r,,o 90 a r-The weather yesterday
Nth showers early. The temperature ranged
-, =, and CO degrees the average P-3s desrs's'
,,n, /, degrees lower than On Monfay ana degrees
belns 49,, IN the conc spending Gay Isl N'"!
and near this city to-day there VII. p'oDaDy De 'Af
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

TIE season Of Mrs Minnie Madden Fiske and OF
the Fifth Avenue Theatre Will close with inc per
fo-nances OF "DivorcOns' on Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

Woodlnwn Cemetery.
once. No. 20 F. 23d-st
woodlawr Station (2fth Ward Harlem Railroad.
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The OrigfnnI No. Cologne

Is made ny
CASw ELI. MASSEY N CO..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

rc,or,s he road DAILY ty an Interested changes
any timel
E,oraon malls FOR thu week ending June 25 1895 will
close promptly all the General Postofce 40
fllovs: Parcels Mails close hour earlier than
closing time shown below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

Mr.. Quigg began to speak in support OF the
resolution from his place on the floor OF the
hall but responding to repeated cries Of plat
FORM ne made his way. amid cheers. TO the
stage Ills speech was follows:
| don't suppose that any debate Is necessary
,.on tr,s resolution. and II f. not because dr-
ipp, a.. n.,ess.rv that take tho floor Upon this
.xcasion But there are Few considerations Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

/ HENRY &. JOHNSON }. GEORGE bhN"I
Q THOMAS II. GREENE.
RICHMOND.
rTr-GH srROPFETs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

After the closing ~ the supplementary Iransatiah
Malls named above. additional supplementary n's1s arr
crsred an the piers of the American English, French
ana German steamers and remain open untI within
Ten Minutes Of the hour q sailing OF steamer.