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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM HOLLOWAY FAREWELL.

William holloway Farwell. night city editor OF
The Tribune. died yesterday at the home or MS
parents in Oswego n. Y. after an illness OF sew
eral weeks. Mr.. FarweIl the eldest son OF
James B. and Emma holloway Farwell He was
born in Oswego August %. 1853. and received his
earlier education in the schools OF Oswego and at
Rye ~ Y In the fall OF 1885 he entered the CLASH
cal department OF Lehigh University. and was grad
uated with high honors in 1889. From the first he
was a leader among the students. and received
many distinctions at their hands. At various times
he was president Of his class. editor-in-chef OF Inc
ehiph Burr and OF THE Eptome. the University
annual and an officer Of the athletic and dramatic
associations Being fluent speaker. ne was also
nrornent as debater. and in the established ora
tortcal contest for members of the junior class ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
CHARLES W. MAcCoRD. JR.

The funeral OF Charles W. MacCord. the younger
son OF Professor Charles W. MacCord. OF stevens
Institute OF Technology who died last Sunday az
Auburn ~ T. from appendicitis. Will be heid AT
the home OF his parents. No. 90 feminist, HoboKe"'
this evening
Mr. MacCord was In his twenty-sixth year. He
was graduated as q Mechanical engineer from Ste
vens Institute IN 1894 Soon after receiving the
degree from the institute he became an assistant
editor OF one OF the leading engineering magazines
Much Of what he wrote attracted attention, par.
ficuarly n treatise on slide valves. published last
wear Since last June he had held n responsible
place with the firm Of McIntosh, Seymour q 60;
engine builders, OF Auburn, y. Y. BIZ MacCord
was engaged to be married 10 Miss Marion Searles,
the daughter Of a well-known Auburn lawyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08

BRlsTow-On sunday. June 8, Edward II. brssGv:
second son Of Henry Bristow in tire ai't year OF hs
Funeral services "Wednesday June at $3.50 3 MI q
In,erment at the convenience Of the family.
DAvIs-on SUNDAY evening June 8. siiae Davis .,,.,n
he funeral MS ste residence No IA East
ss on wednesday 9Th ns n at for inter
ment at convenience the family.
lucia The b home w q Ss saasy Parws
the Both year Of his age ~.
r9s '4 Wsss % 9.' @
4 p.
RdSN s Samuel Ferris ne .r y "a s:
Relatives ard friends invited to attend the funeral q
n neon i1 at aso ecock O'u ''''' ' "
coTT-on Monday June 8 Clarence p. aged 49, young
Funeral Thursday j p. M from No. I2s washinstoa
InterTnent RUTHERFORD. N. j.
GREENE-In Norwich Conn. suddenly. on Tuesdav
s, Jgne Il WI Ms% e:ense Gre no Washing
ton-st.. THURSDAY afternoon. June 0. at O'Clock.
49, ESars Sherman on June
Funeral services a, his late RESIDENCE No 81 HshsnS-
Interment at convenience Of family , ,.
Relatives and friends also members Of Hiram L0as Cs
other lodges the deceased was member OF. are IN
Train leaves Grand Central Depo, for Ludlow at 800.
and l55,h-st. Northern Road. FOR Park Ill., at p m
MIN bsyon Kn IN RE &" ss t " h
KoNIG-on June ls9s at voasssenS Germany. Alfred
LOWERY--On Monday, June g. 1898. Fanny Ellsworth,
beloved widow OF George w. Lowery, in the ia year
~ her 49,.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral services at her late residence No. AZ
West 3fh-st.. Thursday evening at o'clock
Interment IN Cypress Hills on Tuesday morning
MACCORD-At Auburn. " Y. June s. 1895. Charles
william. OF Professor C. W. MacCord. or Stevens
Institute. and Evelyn Holden. aged % years . ~
Funeral his parents residence No. 20 10th-
ST. Hohoken n. j.. Wednesday evening. June g. -
1880 o'clock.
rn,ern,ent at convenience OF the family.
Glen Island. y Y. second dAy.
sixth month. 9th. Charles Post. aged 50 years and =
Funeral from the Westbury Meeting House. Wsstbury.
Long Island. Nth day. sixth month. eth at lI:S0
o'clock
Carriages will meet leaving Long Island city
II o'clock.
ROCKER Monday. June g. Thomas ~ Rocker. u
the SD Of his age
Services Friday evening June TO- at his lato
Internent private at convenience Of family.
siMpsON-At Stamford. Conn. June I. 1885, after .;
lingering illness. Robert Simpson. OF Borrowtale Eng
land IN G9th year 81 his
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
TOMEs-On Tuesday evening June T. at his residence.
No 1856 Soth-s. Francis Tones. in the sSth ysaS
OF his
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Woodlnwn Cemetery.
once. E. 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
r,yr prSIrITs IN QUEENS.

The primaries In the First ward OF queens
,ma,,oht ont n heavy vote Of those registered as
. Tho tirst Ward consists of what was
penn Island city and the former town OF New
Town The contest was really between yonn ~
MADDEN .ard anu Mr.. Madden has Seen the leader al
though his election as such at te OF yester
solida'IT' There was considerable interest taken IN
this district by the Democrats dn so nu ., tbs
wa Was I'D wards OF Long Island CITY The ,S Seeona
ven ven = CIV by about three hundred :, A., ~,
'S n the ola town Of Newowp Bgrne ,s se ma Msd
den Ies ~, r1,rnel carried the southern part OF
BY about Two naI srons
went Tor "a s1r ma fority obtained by the Madden
in Island G a Win 1smn as
OF Newtowih the committees and delegates OF Ms
wald ~..h,oap aide there was no opposition
on the,d u Very Iigh vote was poed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
ALDRIDGE PROBABLY WINS.
INDICATIONS THAT HIS FOLLOWERS HAVE
CARRIED THE MONROE COUNTY
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS

Rochester. juno ,speciaD.-The Republican
primary election was held in the city OF Rochester
and in the towns OF Monroe County this afternoon
and evening over ten thousand Republicans reg
,stered TO obtain the right 10 vote. what proper
ton OF them voted IS not known. The pools did
primaries was counted slowly.
At midnight scattered returns indicated that
the followers OF George ". Aldrdge the Super
intcndent OF Public Works. had won the four AS
sembly districts OF Monroe County. II this proves
TO be the ca &c the delegates 10 the Republican
State Convention Will also be followers OF Mr..
Aldridee since the delegates elected 20 the Assem-
bly district conventions today Will elect these
State Convention delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
THE BROOKLYN PRIMARIES.
MACHINE FORCES THOUGHT TO HAVE HAD
THINos MUCH THEIR OWN WAY

THINGS MUCH THEIR OWN WAY
The Machine forces seemed TO have things much
their own way in the Republican primaries In
prooklvn last night William J. Buttllng. ex-
Sheriff and Lieutenant Of Jacob Worth was an
execution and carried his ward. the Fifth In the
Twentv-third Ward which has been the stronghold
OF Ant-Machine Repubncanism, wafer -; 49,. .
fory He nroDa bly, twenty-five or tWenty-tHree
districts out Of The thrty-two in the "eru anu
thinks he will have about i'so-thLus o. inc on
In the Assembly District convention. " th1 op-
nosifion cx-Corporaiion Counsel Joseph a burr.
Deputv-Infornal Revenue Collector John T. hyfnes
end John G. jenkins lost their districts senator
Wrav 20, through by twelve votes, whhe Ems,
Nathan asserted that he had carried MS G!s.ticl
by eghty-six 10 forty: ne snppVnItt ~ ~ t no, ~
Kings County proved too much OF Load TOT ths
Wilson Moore combination. Inc Altsfpuig vlo"u
used Nathan as busebco, ana sala ne Wa ~. ,s
OF Moore and Wilson Francis II. wilson - fost-
InasieT in BROOKLYN, and Frank r. Moore Is IN;
ternal Revenue Collector. Both men "o'Nou
actively al the primaries all day yesterday -
Michael j. Dady, chairman Of the Republican * <
.c,ti-e committee won in the Third Ward. II Is
escrincant however that ne personally was badly
srrafchcd as candidate for General Commit eeinan
Northumberland Woodruff said at midnlsnt
last night that the T"enty.secohu var ~" nav
nous Tor him. and where there were contes,s 'nss
were simply local fights combination was was
formed against him IN his own so I tba, g hG
,Iings Assembly district would 20 against But'lnS
three TO one. All the districts IN the fouili ",,u
ercond wards went against him except one, ana ne
LOST three Of mis- biggest districts in the ttfth ward
'The decoration nom Kings County VII 20 10 tns
State Convention this y,aI I Tdeo SDtp N'' 1t "
EMMY carried the Twenty-fourth WARD. ~
Sa~ai Oricer Robert a. Sharkey. AssemDynan
Edward c. FIREMAN. ana Jonn ~; Wsii,sm T. Fx
XVIth Assembly District against " lilam II En
tarce and Assistant Postmaster Taylor. Iayloi
and Fxtance will probably nave inaJoily 81 .ne
Selegation iron. the Twcnty-hfth Ward TO the Gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
SENATOR KINNEY INDICTED.
CHARGED WITH coNsPIRING TO DEFRAUD
BANK

CHARGED WITH coNsPIRING TO DEFRAUD A
BANK.
Wilmington Dell June (Speciar.-The Federal
Grand Jury this afternoon indicted Senator r. r.
Kenney. Amos Cole, c. II. Butler, Harry Ford. j.
r. McGonlgle and J. Frank Alice. OF Dover. and
". T.. Cotter OF Philadelphia. charged with aiding
and conspiring with william Boggs. OF Dover, TO
loot the First National Bank. OF Dover. The same
jury ignored the bills presented charging w. 5.
Satteried. John + Salisbury and j. ID. Hawkins,
OF Dover with the offence.
The Grand Jury has been al work the for
several weeks. ana when the result was made
known tonight the State was shocked from one end
to the other. All Of the men indicted are promi-
nent in politics, kenney being one OF the represen-
tativcs I'm the United States Senate. and Alice the
chairman OF the Addlcks Republican committee.
kenncy is alleged 10 have drawn checks. ranging
from So 10 ST. 800 The amounts the al
legged TO have received illegally Kenney, s23.-
46 81 McGonige. ESQ g.; Alice S6oi l5 Cotter.
They Will be raigned In the United States Court
tomorrow and give bail for hearing at this term
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
. cOOD LIFE INSURANCE REPORT

rn. New.York State Insurance Department mas
inst made public its examination into the anairs
~ The Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association rne
examination was complete. exacting and thoroush
"a IN. result must be very gratifying indeed to
.hn many polcy-holders OF this company. The re-
~, heartily commends the splendid system OF
Poat keeplng Of the association, and declares hai
~ nnnanv is IN every way In the height OF pros
,erttv owing the excellent manaKcinent OF i,s
denayyfments Its standing naturally PAGES u
r. Tact this Official report OF the Insurance De
partment OF the greatest State OF the Union shows
cc"nc,siveIy that the company always promptly
meath MI honorable claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
,r1.AIrGuI,IN APPARENTLY WINS.

The new primary system did not have the erect
10 breaking In any way the rule OF hush Mc-
rorphlin over the Brooklyn Democratic machine
ist night In nearly all the districts the voting
~ss quiet and tame. and there was not me sem,
,Hasc4a ne q contest Where there was opposition IL
vas simply "A struggle between TWO Mclaughlin
m"1 for suDrersncy McLsughin holding on 70
Hen 10 ~ The best man. The Tenth Ward
prmaries were quiet for the nrst time ,d N severa
e'l ,oe. his uncle Fire Marshal Gray. and no one
Ise dared TO- in the Twenty Ward NE Ma "a
guire faction asserted that they h"u uee"' wv
fIaup forces three TO one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
COHMENCENENT AT COLUMBIA.

The graduating class Of Columbia University was
received in tho presidents private Office. in the
Library Building yesterday afternoon by President
and Mrs Seth Low. The attendance was confined
to the graduates and their friends. on largo
centre tablo I'm the room was handsome display
OF flowers and late IN tho afternoon refreshments
were served Later the Phi Beta Kappa Society
had It's annual meeting. AT which tho recently
elected members were admitted. In the evening the
soclety had It's chapter dinner In the University
tavern The regular commencement day exercises
legin this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
FUNERAL OF THOMAS N. ROCKER

The funeral OF Thomas N. Rocker will be held q
his late home No. 2o2 Adelphist., Brooklyn Frfoay
night at O'Clock The Rev. DR.. Charles H.
Baker. rector OF the Church OF the Messiah, Of
which Mr. Rocker was O vestryman. will read the
Protestant Episcopal service. The burial Will DC
SATURDAY morning In Greenwood Cemetery. II VIII
10 ,riva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
,y VOTES IN RICHMOND BOROUGH

,,,,a. and very few votes were polled. There was
M contest Of any kind Neither the Repubncan,s
nor Democrats had faction lghts anu co'seq ht
H.. .ach Zach voter received only one set or candi-
ja,se IN ballot for II was estimated hat less tnhn
or - csnf M The enrolled voters OF either parry
% ~ 4. worth their while to 20 TO the polls.
To"siu rns districts II was far into the afternoon
icfore a single vote was cast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08

At the Tamrnany primaries there were practically
no serious contests except In the With Assembly
District where Bernard Rourke was believed 10
have yrested tho leadership away from Martin En-
gel and IN the XX1IId District where Thomas +.
NcAvoy the former Police Inspector, was making
a fight against William + Stillings. The advantage
seemed 10 be with McAvoy, as Corporation tounSeI
Whalen was his ticket. with other powerful TAM
many workers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08

For Maine. Hampshire and Vermont. fair. except
showers in portions variable winds becoming
foutherly.
For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut fair
warmer. southeriy winds
For Eastern fair except showers in northern
nort.ons: warmer: souther,y winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New-Jersey and Delaware.
fair. warmer: souherly winds.
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland. fair fol-
,oed by increasing coudiness warmer southrrly winds.
For Virginia and North Carolina. fair. light eastery
winds becoming southerly
FOR south Carolina. fair iiehr ensterly winds
For West virginia. increasing coudlners. with showers:
southeriy WINDS.
For Western New York Western Pennsylvania and
ohio increasing clouiiness. with showers. probably
,hunderstorms: warmer: light southerly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.
;srrRDAY.s RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST.
Washington June THE pressure Is relatively high
the Atlantic Coast and the Rocky Mountain plateau
II I. low throughout the central valleys and the West
GuI' States The barometer has fallen slightly In the
Northern districts and the lake regions
Showers have occurred In the Mississippi Valley and
IN. Rocky Mountain slope. The weather will continue
fair In Atlantic States with slowly rising tempera
turr Showers Tor The Ohio and Mississippi
valleys thundersorms. The weather Will
b. generally fair in the Rocky Mountain districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
TRUSTEES OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

Syracuse, n. Y, June AT the annual meeting
of the Board OF Trustees OF Syracuse University to-
day the following trustees were elected: Theodore
Irwin of Oswego; John d. Archbo.d. OF New-Yort:
Lyman c. Smith James J. Bedsn and Amos \.
Hewlett of Syracuse John J.. Romer OF Buffalo,
was elected trustee-at-arge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
THE DELEGATES CHOSEN.

ihe returns late last night indicated the election
OF the Following delegates 10 the Republican County
COMMITTEE m the various districts:
IST DISTRICT.
LENUHL T. oI,IGo ANTONIO DAIEssASDRo.
MARTIN n HEAIFY
I'D DISTRICT
DENIS SHEA. HENRY NATHAN
PATRICK ELLFv DANIEL. ISOL.A.
lid DISTRICT.
FREDERICK HlIIY LOUIS J. HOENSINGER
o. HIxfN WILSON yOpT Won CERICTiTbN.
WITH DISTRICT.
y0sEPH Lf1yENsDH BERNARD ROSENBERG.
EDWARD COTTER. LEONARD w. SIMMONS
WITH DISTRICT
CgHSELIUS VAN COTT HENRY l.. BURNETT.
vy11sryyINsE - DEANE. ROBERT E. COI.REGAN.
LtdlSrEN.A ARD STEWART. NELSON H. HENRY.
JOHN AkEEyER
WITH DISTRICT
ssA1ts Z. MARCH. WILLIAM MICHEi.Ls.
Hni,S.axnD a. TAHOE. NICHOLAS MOrTA.
ALFRED T. OAAEN.
WITH DISTRICT
fRASKf5S r. MILLER THOMAS REID
John j. HARMON JOHN MILLER
'osEPH T. HACK EFT. WILLIAM c. BAXTER
With DISTRICT.
S~>AsS u REYNOLDS. JULIUS EURsZ
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ANDREW F. ouGEL. HENRY RUHLE sr.

FRBDERICK s. GIEBS JAMES j. DCFFT
LOUIS B. RIciiARDs WILLIAM HALPiN
XTH DISTRICT.
FERDINAND E;IDMAN LOUIS HOFFMAN Jr
FREDERICK l. MAR VAN.
xITH DISTRICT
JOHN P. wINDoLPn FRANK II. GRAF.
johS P Mc&BE '''"' ~ = ''''N
NTH DISTRICT.
s2gH sTif KofF 5 52GSn x sMlT
XIIITH DISTRICT.
JAMES l.. LOWRY PATRICK H. GALLAGHER
ROBERT :. WILLIAMSON. JOHN CAMPBELL
MYTH DISTRICT
JAMES +. pFGNAM. WILLIAM LICKMANN.
JOSEPH W',BEK. JOHN MADDEN.
JOHN o NEIL.
XVTH DISTRICT
GEO, " wASMAKER Ao3ERT GoRDoSA
GUSTAV scHoLER.
XvITH DISTRICT.
G G3oPH T. IN a qgS GrTofSNSx
SAMUEL s KOENIG.
XvnTH DISTRICT.
CHARLES r. PAGE JOSEPH II. DEERISG.
XvInTH DISTRICT.
WILLIAM F. SOARING. IIFNPY BossERT.
XIXTH DISTRICT
GEORGE R. 9IpwELI. HTNRY MILE; M1LIEn
JULIUS u. sEyM0IR LOUIS STEnN,
FRANK X. KoHLER. LEMUTI. Z. oUIGG.
NJ l.. BRIDGMAN.
XXTH DISTRICT
j jANFS ak s5HwAHT I9Hf D q Esn
MIST DISTRICT.
AFn1 FHhycTs " 1cNEs
WILLIAM s. BENNET. MILAN ! GAGE
EHSsa$ 1AESn HilAa +
JOHN CURTIS !. NJ. THOMPSON, u.
XXIID DISTRICT.
JACOB Kahn HENRY X WOODRUFF.
'0'''' xxIIID DISTRICT
FOSTER T POTTER CALVIN C. ATWOOD.
5 E51s P E s2ETHW0RTH j j9HXx PaS RpMARK
hICHARp =; HICKMAN. JOHN b. BRoKAw
XXIvTH DISTRICT.
JOHN J. MALL@w- G54RIEs S C sS1 nI5
MICHAEL. MLAUGHLLN.
XXvTH DISTRICT.
F2RA T. HH2rED 3 HASGHSSEnn
CHARLES A. HESS EDWARD J. CONWAY
XXvITH DISTRICT.
s s9HS 55r EEzs a sAg1 Pf FlS4T
XxvIrTH DISTRICT.
NJ DWIGHT COLLIER HOFFMAN MILLER.
N Tkf + irK 4EH KEx GAHM FHAfEE jr
XXvIIITH DISTRICT
JorN u GUNNER LOUIS HEIGHT.
p oPPENH EIMiR JAMES BULL.
LUCIEN l., BoNHEUR-
NINTH DISTRICT.
WILLIAM = STRONG T w RIOOMTNGDAI.E
T-r5 AK T2r-TKITY A. T. sCT{WAR2lER.
JAMES yERTANCE JOSEPH MlHFAt
I,TlvA ARD r HeOWS r : PALMER VI d.
JOTIN $ TEBBFTTS LOUIS r CARDANL
JOHN V. B. GARRISON.
XXXTH DISTRICT.
roVN c GRAHAM GEORGE DORM.
AMBROSE o. NEAL SAMUEL NJ LENE
NM NEWMAN THOMAS a CAMPBE1AA
XXXIST DISTRICT
srras @ CROFT GEORGE II. SUTTON
uf-XRy u SMITH ALFRED L. PAGE.
rsVTs ' WATKINS FRANKLIN II SMITH
: STRAsPOr-RGTR Q ROCK EF-ELLER
HARVEY r. ANDREWS. HENRY GRASSE
EDWARD s. CILNCH.
NXXIID DISTRICT
ISAAC NEWMAN MORRIS LEVY
rIgoNrAs ~ MURPHY FRANKLIN WILDER
EMIL IABlSiINER OTTO IRVING "isE-
XXXIHD DISTRICT.
pp AMI, RAYMOND CHARLES WINES.
CHARLES =. LEWIS. ieIt.iMl - hAaE
CORNEIICS :. REILLY. ANIoNlo 'fdtDf1''"A-
XXXIVTH DISTRICT.
WILLIAM u TEN EYCR PHILIP w. REINHARD. IT.
frIr-FF,HSON 4 SINONDs HARRY e. EDDEY:
HENRY l.. SCHOOL FRANZ Il - ~, -,
WILLIAM T. OBRIE;N. CHARLES H. NHfafsicOh-
JOHN JOHNSTON. FRANZ "a 30" FSf's'
JOHN +. GUSTANE$ON.
ANNEXED DISTRICT
GEORGE W. LEWIS. AFFORD W. cOoi-Di.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08

GOLD MEN IN CONGRESS ENCOURAGED.
Washington. June IA result OF Tho Republican
Victory In Oregon IN tho conference COM
mitfee Of the two houses Of Congress the War
Revenue bill The gold men were encouraged 10
insist their demands but. the other hand, the
Republican Western Senators were made more
clamorous FOR recognition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08

Says Mr. G. w Lord writing from Silver Lake.
Maine: my doctor recommended Jayne's Elk
pectorant. and I that It has saved my life
in two instances" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Mrs Minnie Madden Fiske is this week playing
tho mart OF Cyprienne In Sardou's "Dvorcons" at
the Firth Avenue Theatre. The play was announced
FOR this week only, but the attendance thus FAR
has been large. and the managers are encouraged
To believe that II probably be continued for
another week at least
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Glassware c. DoRFLINGER SONS. No. el3 Broad
way near 2ist St.. and SO Murray St. New York.
CrccL and Latin laugh, by Conversation. An
speeder peasanter way 10 far larger Vocabulary
than learning R5M f' TTToR East N Y. City
.ss VEST s alfrpnE $50 isrs IS
PostoGicc Notice.
Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes may
Foreign malls for the week ending June IL isss viii
follows Parcels Post Mails close one hour earlier than
closing time shown below
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
wEDNEsDAY-At a m supplementary 1880 O. ND
FOR Europe except SPAIN per s BRITANNIA vie
per $ ;. Kensington detters must be directed per
al ~ va napon letters must s.
directed per kens:nstonD 3D. r,,n.. s,,,.-,.,a
italy Turkey. Egypt and British India, per IS IA
IOGSn rs sa Hag st be directed ir per La
at $50 for Europe Except SPAIN: per , :;
land Italy. Turkey. Esyp, and British India mus, %
sree,ed per Maasaa Via Roterdam deters must
directed per .,,sr at mus, BE- f fc
isiandJ
After the closing OF the supplementary Transatlantic
malls named above. additional supplementary mails are
ana German steamers and remain open until within
MAILS FOR s WEsT IA6ies. E fr'NL AMERICA
wEpNEsDAy oI vs sr pI nTa1 ,, and h. Plate
RIO Janero f,r North I!azl must be directed
c s Smca az except csl R aaS South pse nSs
ports per 2 8. Advance VIA Colon ietters Guae-
niaa must he directed ner Acyance); at 2. m. for
Barbados direct. also North BIazll wa Para and
per steamer Baltimore
THURsDAY-At p m for carnpeche. chiapas Tabasco
and Yucatan per Ithaka 1etters parts Of
Mexico mus, directed per Ithaka): at 3 d m for
Jamaica. per :. Ardanrose.
Fortune Island. Jamaica. Savania and Greytown per
Athos 0etters for Costa Rca must be directed per
at $50 =. Newfoundland. per steamer from
sydney at $50 for 81. Pierre Mquelon. per
Mails for Newfoundland by rail 70 Halifax and thence
by steamer close at this once daily At $50 p m Mails
close at this Office daily 40 m. Mails for Mexico
City, overland unless specially addressed for dispatch
$50 D. n. tRegistered mail closes at previous
Gay TRANsPAcrrc MAILS
Mails for China and Japan. Victoria from Ts-
Which are forwarded Via Europe) New Zealand Hawaii
Francisco cioss here daily up June to- m,
IL a. and $50 D. m: tor on arrival at New-fork Of
FOR China Japan and Hawaii per Ielgic from San
Francisco close here daily UP TO June H. at $50
per s. Empress OF Japan from Vancouver close here
daily up TO June tl3 at go p m Mails for Austraa
islands. per .. Mawera from Vancouver close hero
daily after june ioAnd IN to June %. az $50
Tacoma close here daily UP June g. a, $50 p n.
Mails for the Society Islands per ship Trpc Bird from
San Francisco close here daily up 20 June "a $40
rranspacnc mails forwarded Of sailing daily
and the schedule OF closing is aranged on the presus0
MAJ" CLOSES CORNELIUS iyI VAN 'corr. Pos.nss,A
eestsmes Nsw-xoAS N. T. June aseA ~
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rprBrrNr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white llne shows the
changes in pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
,scordinx shows the tempera
t,,re AZ recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune once June s. n. m.-The weather yesterday
was fair The temperature ranged between d3
End 81 degrees 73s. degrees being a. de-
rrees hgher than on Monday and li& degrees higher
than on the corresponding day OF last year.
The weather In and near this city to-day win probably
b. fAir end Harrnas.
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DIRECTORY OF VOLUNTEERS.
NETWORK TROOPS.

NETWORK TROOPS
CAMP THOMAS. Cnickamauga, Ga'-Resments s'h'
CAMP BLACK Hampstead Long acknowledgements: list.
22i and i7th. - 49,
TAMPA TLA.--Rcgiments: "a Goth and list -
CAMP AIGER Fac Church. Va.-Regiments: Sd, 6oth;
Squadron A.
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The company at tho Herald Square Theatr;
IL again playing Diplomacy this week For ne x
be followed by a new play called THE Ragged
Regiment"