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by mail, free of postage, $9.00 mblUbcd try tbe BOSTON TBANSCIUPT company. 334 Waalilngton Street. BOSTON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 16, 1883 TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE THREE CENTS. VOL.

17,225. JL5 OTHER LARGE EVENING TRANSCRIPT THE Admiration Ad POSTSCRIPT RAILWAY INTERESTS. nin-Mth EARNINGS. The following are the latcat reported railroad earnings: Per et, Ine. Gain.

1888. 1888. BRIEFLETS. The secretary of state today signed the warrant for the Tewksbury salaries and expenses for the last four months. The Boston Young Mens Christian Associations noon meeting in Tremont Temple will he conducted next week by Mr.

E. W. Bliss, tbe stag tag evangelist. The Universal 1st Publishing House has purchased the estate 161 Tremont street. It is proposed at tbe expiration of the lease to occupy it for denominational purposes.

The National Lancers have not yet received direction a to turn out as escort of the governor on Harvard commencement day. In the past the order for this duty has been read by the commander of the corps just previous to the annual parade. A special meeting of the Aldermen was held this afternoon for action in regard to the bonds of the new superintendent of streets, Mr. James J. Flynn.

They were given by Him. Leopold Morse and Alderman Woolley, and were approved. Rev. Brooke Harford of Arlingt on-street Church preaches for the last time previous to the summer vacation tomorrow morning, and will sail for England in the Batavia from Boston the Saturday following. Mr.

Herford will return about Sept. 90. While Joseph W. Fowler, assistant foreman of Engine Company No. was engaged in oiling a planing machine yesterday, his sleeve was caught in gearing, and his arm drawn in and crushed.

Fowler was removed to tbe Massachusetts General Hospital, and his arm was amputated. A hoard, consisting of Captain E. P. Lull, Captain R. L.

Fhythian, Naval Constructor Thomas E. Webb, Chief Engineer E. D. Ruble and Civil Engineer U. S.

G. White, has been appointed to pre pare and report a schedule of wages for the navy yard employes for the next three months. Battery First Battalion of Light Artillery, had its spring drill yesterday on Boston Common. Thq battery mustered sixty-eight men. Assistant Inspector Stevenson was present officially and Adjutant General Dalton was on the field a short time.

During the afternoon some time waa devoted to firing while retreating. Franklin Lodge of Odd Fellows of this city make a fraternal visit to Providence on the 22d instant by special train over the New York ft New England Railroad. The New Orleans Continental Guards go to Providence by the same route on the rlst, and on the 23d they will ride over the companys irons to Hartford. The Southern military present their tableaux at both cities. The attending physicians on Mrs.

Catherine McCall, the Tictim In the Tyier-street tragedy, report her as being out of danger. During the morning yesterday sbe inquired after her husband, and was told by his father that he waa all right. This was done by order of the physicians, fearing that the least excitement would bring on hemorrhage. The remains of Mr. McCall were buried yesterday.

Friday afternoon, while some little children were playing in the vicinity of Rocky Woods, they came upon a rattlesnake coiled up. A little son of Mr. B. F. Crebore, eight or ten years of age, attacked tbe reptile, and, supposing that he had killed him, put him in a pasteboard box, and took it home, where the snake was found to he alive, but waa quickly despatched.

It eras over tnree feet in length, and had seven rattles. The New England Conservatory orchestra made its first public appearance last evening in Conservatory Han, under tbe leadership of Professor J. B. Claus. A popular programme was received with applause by an audience which crowded the hall.

There were interspersed a Ante solo by Mr. Lawrence Stewart, cornet solo by Mr. H.T. Irvine, clarinet solo by Mr. Charles Kest, violin solo by Mr.

Stanley Kraba and a song by Mlae Miriam B. Swett. It is announced that the Interoceanic Canal Company of Panama purposes to send to the exhibition a complete collection of the plans of this wonderful project. The city of Paris also intends to display at the exhibition all tbe platis of tbs new Hotel ae Ville. Tbe city of Rouen will ex hibit everything relating to tbe works In Its bar' bor and to the improvement of the tide water in tbe Seine.

teaming Storm King, at Delaware Breakwater, reports that on the twenty-seven miles from Barnegat. she fell in with the abandoned schooner Ephraim and Anna of Philadelphia, coal laden. A crew waa put on board and she was towed to the Breakwater. Captain McDonald of the Storm King reports that the vessel was not leaking. The tug at tbe time bad in tow the ship Mary L.

Cushing, from Boston to Philadelphia. Captain George M. Townsend, fra many yean ass ocls ted with the bouse of A. Shuman ft Is about to take up his residence in Buffalo, N. and hie departure wee made the occasion of a complimentary dinner, given by the firm In connection with the heads of the various departments, nt the Parker House last evening.

Thu affair was a pleasant one to all who participated, and the gentleman leaves the city with the heat wishes not only of his associates but of all who knowhian. Each day adds new applicants fra tickets for the coming pilgrimage to California of the Knights Templars. It was originally intended to close the time of the sale of tickets July 4, hut the time has been conditionally extended until July 18, the conditions being that all applicants after the 4th shall deposit 850 Fiarnnlrur ogaiwat any contingency which may arise. The Chicago, Burlington A Quincy Railroad has placed a special parlor car at the disposal of Commander Stevenson, for the use of tbe grand master and Commander Stevenson and suite fra a suitable headquarters. The ear will make the entire trip without change.

Nahaxt. Hood Cottage Hotel has been opened fra the season by Mr. P. 8. Risteen, who, fra the past few yean, has been its popular landlord.

Under his admirable management It has grown in favor with his guests and the public, as is manifested by the fact that a large portion of the rooms are already engaged. No more pleasant place fra a days sojourn can ho fOnnd than on this beautiful peninsula, which can be reached by a delightful ride over a fine beach, or pleasant sail in the elegant steamer Nahant, which Captain A. V. Cal den, the veteran commander, will as usual safely guide through the waters of our beautiful bay to the rocky, seagirt shore of incomparable Nahant. Removal.

The Boston Fruit and Flower Mission will he closed on June 18 and June 2L. It win be reopened on Monday, June 25, at Warren ton-street Chapel, where it can have, aa In Its present quarters, rooms free iff rent. Contributions of fresh fruits and vegetables and of jellies are earnestly solicited for distribution among the sick pora. TBx Deaths in Boston during the week ending today noon numbered 189-104 of the deceased being males. The leading causes of mortality were-oonsumptiou 28, Inflammation of the Inngs 90, diphtheria 8, scarlet fever 11 and measles The greatest number of deaths any on locality was in Wards 8 and 14, 11 each.

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I am satisfied that the preparation is not a dye, but acts on the secretions. My hair ceases, to fall, which is certainly an advantage to mey who was in danger of becoming bald." This is the testimony of all who use Mrs. S. A. Allens Worlds Hair Restorer.

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This granite cannot bo procured In any form except through accredited who will submit new designs artists, and will snow recent work. No. 3 liROMFIEI-iD ST1. GkOUVS ruwt. Jo 16 TnirHimi.

STnTbln (Ij Al pollinarts QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS." British Medical Journal. "Exceptionally favoured. Purs ana agreeable. A great boon to continental travellers, New Yock Medical Record. ANNUAL 8ALE.

IO MILLIONS. Of all Grocers, Druggists, Wat Dealers. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. ay 25 Apollinaris FOB BALK WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY 8. 8.

PIERCE CO- 364 Waahlngton Street. my 2,1630. Je 9.16(1) my SILVER WHITE, The Beat Article fer Cleaning Silver Wane. It ia economical and reli Prepared by FSANHAMILLERwi hives to silver an exquisite SEW YORK. equal tonew.

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of New York Building.) Above Buildings are completed. The interior Iflt tings, especially of Bertram Building, equal the best of Bostons larger office buildings. Passenger Elevators, Steam Beat, Safety Vaults, etc. Thera remain mi-leased several amnpomtion rooms also huge and small offices en suite. Each building has light upon throe Ides.

Leases can bo made lower than In the more extensive bnlldlngs. Apply to mh 24 8 tear H. A. GOULD, 17 Pearl street. JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM INDIA, New Invoices of RUGS AND CARPETS, All sixes from 8 feet by 2 feet to 18 feet by 12 foot.

Largest and finest lot over offered in Boston. ARTHUR WILLI AM8, swted) 141 MHk Street. mb 24 THE STANDARD SM Of Die WORLD REPAIRING broken china. E. CLEMENT, the Original CHINA AND GLASS RIVETER, ROOFING.

States Copper, Tin Special Attention gieen to Repairing. John fauquiluvs soira 90 and tat Street. Boffin. Established 1886. TMenh-ne number 2781 XhBTntafl) fa 18 To Bent at Newport, FOR THE SEASON," HALF OF STORE, SmftGSs: SATURDAY.

JUNE 19. XSSS. TEJPIjE sheet. THEATRES AND CONCERTS. Boston Theatre.

The New Orleans Continental Guards will give tonight an exhibition of drill and tableaux. The National Lancers, the boats of the Guards, will attend. Next week and until further notice, Mr. Harry Meredith and company will appear in Ranch 10. Bijou Theatre.

Gilbert and Sullivans operetta, The Sorcerer, will he played tonight, all of next and until further notice. Virginia. operetta by Stephens and Solomons, authors of Billee Taylor, is in preparation. Boston Museum. Patience win he played tonight for the last time.

On Monday The Mascot" will be brought out, with Miss Geraldine Ulmar and Mr. George W. Wilson in leading parts. Other operettas to follow areThe Grand Duchess," Billee Taylor, Olivette, The Princess of Tr4-bizonde. The Alcaid's Cross and The Creole.

Other singers to appear are Miss Helen Dingeon, Miss Emma Ho eson and Min Lillie Post. Miss Howson's first appearance will be as the Grand Duchess in Offenbach's operetta, on Jnne 25. Park Theatre. The ritt Comedy Company will end its engagement with a performance of Robertsons comedy Home tonight, and the theatre will thereafter he closed tor the summer. Oakland Garden.

The summer season will begin on Monday afternoon with a performance by Callenders Minstrels, who will remain all the week. Tbe programme is long and varied, with several new features in minstrelsy, including a mystic drill in imitation of that performed by the New Orleans military company now visiting the city. PERSONAL. Hon. Montgomery Blair ia seriously ill.

Secretary Chandler says he does not contemplate making any change at present in the anperin tendency of the Annapolis Naval Academy. Prince Napoleons son is being educated at Cheltenham College. His late imperial cousin was at Woolwich, tbe Duke of Genoa at Harrow, and tbe son of Don Carlos is at a Roman Catholic school near Windsor. The remains of Thnrlow Weed will finally have their resting place in the beautiful Rural Cemetery at Albany, where his relatives have purchased twelve burial lots, on the south ridge of Lincoln avenue, west of Pear Lake. Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Tennyson are spending the summer at Farrlngford. It is rumored that the great poet will give up his beautiful Isle of Wight Lome when the railroad is extended from Newport to Yarmouth and Freshwater, which will be soon. Aristide Marie of New Orleans is said to be the wealthiest colored man in America. He owned many slaves before the war, and hie income from the rents of his property in New Orleans is not less than 850,000 a year.

Besides this he has a large personal estate. Joseph Cook's charge of gross immoralities gains: the theological students of the University of Leyden gets a reply from Rev. Philip H. Wick-steed: Mr. Cooks calumnies appear to me so senseless that the only escape from the supposition of a willul falsehood lie ia the possibility of some mere misunderstanding." Wellington spoke off Abd-el-Kadeiaea captain who, with more troops and better arms, would have made Algeria Marshal St.

Arnaud is alleged to have said unhesitatingly to Napoleon Ah, If Abd-el were a Frenchman we should have another Napoleon." Perhaps it ia as well for me, then, that he ia an Arab," wae tbe dry imperial reply. Tbe French Academy has conferred upon Mme. Bigot, formerly Miss Healy, daughter of the distinguished American portrait painter, the honor of its second prise, for her story of "Marea, lately published in this oountry with the title of A Mere Caprice. There were a huridrad and fifty competitors for the petae. Mme.

Bigot has received flattering letters of congratulation upon her success from Messrs. Dumas, ChcrhuHes. Julea Simon and other distinguished members of the Academy. RECENT DEATHS. Hon.

Benedict Warwick, R. one of the leading manufacturers of the State, State senator from Warwick, and largely identified with public affaira, died suddenly at his rwsideooe in CCntrevlUe this morning. He was to have started today an a vacation tour of Europe. Miss Fasnelia Caulk ina, sister of Frances U. Canlkins, authoress, and half sister of the late Hon.

Henry P. Haven, died at New London, this morning, aged ninety-one. Traatee of Tufts College The trustees of Tufts College held a regular meeting Friday, 15th Hon. Charles Robinson, vice president in the chair. Rev.

E. C. Bailee, EL D. for a committee named at the last toeetiqg, poesented the foilswing memorial, wAlch was ordered to he recorded. Tbe trustees of Tufts College, havbm been made acquainted with the recent death of Hon.

Israel Work burn, LL. president of their board and since its foundation aa esteemed aod efficient friend of the college, hereby instruct their secretary to enter the following minute, in honor and memory of their associate, upon the records of the hoard: We gratefully remember and acknowledge the many eminent qualities which gave to Governor Wash burn a just preeminence in our councils his ardent enthusiasm for the higher learning, his admirable intellectual training and eloquence and deeply regret that he has aot been permitted longer to assist and enjoy with us the prosperity of an institution to which so much of his heart has been given. We rejoice that to our honored president, in a long ana active public life, have been committed so many and exalted trusts from his native State and the General -Government of our eonntry; but we take especial pride in remembering that all these obligations were assumed in the spirit of patriotism and discharged with integrity; that he stood in troubled times as an example of wiaff and lofty statesmanship, true to the noblest ideals of liberty and. loyalty; and that ms dsath la the bereavement of his country no leas than of the family which mourns him, or the institutions of learning which will miss bis guiding hand. Nor can we omit the mention of hie simple and earnest Christian life, graced with those virtues out of which his public merits sprang.

His unselfish and unwavering devotion to that Chureh which has founded and endowed Tufts College, and to which he always looked as the guide of his pure and cheerful life, will long serve aa the inspiration and help of those who remain to succeed him in its service. The customary degrees were acted span. William B. Bement of Philadelphia, and Hon. Hoaea W.

Parker of Claremont. N. were elected trustees of the corporation to fill vacancies. Rev. George T.

Knight, A. B. was choeen professor ofChurch History in the Divinity school. Tbe committee having under consideration the establishment of a medical, school reported progress, and the usual routine buainees waa transacted. Alarm 48 in Somerville yesterday afternoon at 4J5 o'clock was for a fin in the new house of George Hill on Belmont street.

The fin caught from the lamp of a patent incubator, and did damage to the amount of 825-A fire In thel welling 85 Jay street. Cambridge-led by B. P. rry, caused yesterday afternoon, and a port, owned and occu alarm 87 at five damage of S75. Alarm 34 tag wae for the the zooms street.

No damage splitting wood In the cellar of No. 89 Auburn street knocked over a about 830 oclock last evening. He the flames before tu flimci mfoM ABVdimaM wisdniiiaMiid the fright experienced by the excited passer-by, who rang in the alarm from box 7. Through some trouble with tbe wires, the aerial ladder eople got up as far aa the Advertiser building on Washington street before they discovered that it was a box they wen not obliged to aaswer. Illustrated Ptice Lists of rattan sad reed chairs, parlor beds end new designs in artiftie jsipjtlied at Paines, 48 Canal street.

Boston, Swim Tunnel A Western. May 828338 21,788 East Tennessee, Virginia A Georgia. First wk 60,436 46,028 Memphis A Charleston. First wk 17362 18309 'Decrease. PORTLAND A OGDEN SBURO.

The Portland Argus says, The mayor, as chairman of the committee on redaction of city debt, has written Messrs. Billings Cardoso, attorneys, of New York, informing them of the action of the City Council in relation to the proposed sale of mdnasrei names, and stating 1 advertisements for bids are published their clients will decline to bid. Their idea seems to bo that if they can buy the road very cheap, without any competition, they will purchase. The city does not wish to sell on any such terms. The committee will report at the next regular meeting of the City Government.

BUMOBED LEASE OF LEHIGH VALLEY. Philadelphia, June 15. It was rumored on the street today that the Pennsylvania Railroad bad leased the Lehigh Valley road, guaranteeing a dividend of from 10 to 15 per cent, on the latters stock. Lehigh Valley stock immediately advanced 5 per and great excitement prevailed throughout the day, the transactions aggregating 5000 snares. UOULD AND WALL STREET.

Mr. Jay Gould gave evidence yesterday of his retirement from Wall street and the stock market by selling puts on Wabash common stock. It was unusual proceeding for Mr. Gould. He sold a put on several thousand shares for thirty days at one per cent.

Some of the dealers in privileges said that he sold puts on only about 2800 shares. A member of 31 r. Goulds firm said that he sold them on over six thousand shares. Influenced by these transactions, the stock advanced to 31 and closed abont two per cent, higher than on Thursday afternoon. According to all accounts, .11 r.

Gould holds about 110,000 shares of the common stock. TIIE LIABILITY OF SLEEPING-CAR COMPANIES. The Pittsburg Dispatch says a novel question of public interest was raised in the trial of the case of illiam Gardner against the Pullmans Car Company, the decision of which establishes the liability of the company. Gardner was robbed of jewelry and money to tbe extent of 8310 while sleeping in a Pullman car en route from Philadelphia to Pittsburg. He brought suit against the coin-iny to recover the amount or his loss.

W. F. ilcCook, attorney for the plaintiff, contested the case on tbe ground that the company is a bailee for him, and as such is liable to maintain a reasonable watch at night, to prevent thefts from passengers. The defence maintained that, as Gardner had kept his money and watch and chain about bu person, anil had not delivered them to the company, and as they in all cases refuse to accept the custody of such articles, they cannot be liable for them, and the passenger must run the risk of loss. Judge Stowe ruled that, as the sleeping-car company advertises itself to the public as providing suitable cars in which So sleep, they impliedly agree that arrangements are so made that the passenger may go to sleep, and that a reasonable watch over tbe safety of his person and property will be maintained by it while tbe passenger is helpless from sleep to guard himself; anil, failing So keep such a watch, tke company was liable for the loss.

Tbe jury returned a verdict for plaintiff for 8317.80. The Pullman company intends taking an aiqieal to the Supreme Court, and as this is to le made a test case, tbe result will be of great Interest to the travelling public. Heretofore the sleeping-car (companies have defeated all attempts to make them liable for the robbery of passengers. NOTES. The Eastern Railroad passenger and freight earnings for the first week in June were SCbee bet ter than for the corresponding week of last year.

During the month of April there were on the railroads of the Unitea States a total of 106 accidents, in which 26 persons were killed and 114 injured; an increase of 25 accidents, of 8 killed and 58 injured, as compared with April of last vear. Despatches from Texas report internal dissensions In the management of the Texas ft St. Louis Narrow Gauge road, and a prospect that Jay Gould may secure its control. The Reading system employs about 1200 locomotives. The Grand Trunk people have 500 men and 400 teams at work between South Cyon and Jackson on their extension from Detroit to ind will begin track-laying in about three wrecks.

The Toledo, Cincinnati St. Louis have elected the following-named aa members of the executive committee: E. B. Phillips. Willard White, CL W.

Pierce, W. D. Hobbs and D. 8. Darling.

GENERAL FINANCIAL. UNLISTED SECURITIES. NEW You. Friday. June 18.

mo. Atlantic A Pacific 8 per cent. 1st mart. de blocks. 85 percent .118 Boston.

Hartford A Eno. new no no old Denver Bio Grande 1st mortgage JS 97 78 80 81 80A BOH do do do 1st man N. Y. W. Bkore A Buff stock do Gi North River Construction (10U per eem.jLl06 Vt 110 Oregon SbortLine delivered when tesuea.

do ao subs ex-bd and stock 50 Texas A Colorado (60 per eeat.) ao so ex-boad and IS Vlckabuxx A Meridian, common ao do 11 do ao 1st 98 St. Joseph Western atoek. lS4s MieCBLLAEBOUS. Edison Electric Ught 817 Keelv 9 Missouri. Kan.

A Texas Income 44 United States Fla Mi to Light. 188 NOTES. The Gold Stock Telegraph Company has Instituted six auite in the united States Court at New York against the Commercial Telegraph Company for infringements in printing stock quotations. The Gold Stock Telegraph Company has notified the New York Stock will remove its instruments and rival company ia permitted to place its instruments in the exchange. The officers of the exchange have replied with a notice to terminate tbe contract with the Gold St Stock company at the end of the month, and that the terms on which its instruments can longer remain will be determined from month to month.

The above company Is endeavoring to fight oil its rival, the Commercial company, NEw Yoke. Jnne 15. The general business situation throughout the Uni tea States fully maintains the improvement noted last week. Special telegrams fnoan leading business centres to Brad- rength. The Pacific coast is enjoying nnwontea degree of business prosperity, ana in the Northwestern States the movement of general merchandise is quite active.

London, Jnne 16. United States 4a, 121, excoupon; Atlantic Great Western lata, 48; New Jersey Central late, 116, ex-interest; Erie, 88; seconds, 99; New York Central, 125; Pennsylvania Central, 61; Reading, 80: Ontario ft Western, 28; St. rani common, 107. TBx St. Leon Spring Wateb enjoys a high reputation wherever known for its strength and ThaBt.

Leon Springs are located in the pariah of St. Leon; Province of Quebec, and constitute a favorite resort of the Dominion. E. W. Johnson, 77 Devonshire street, Boston, is the general agent for the United States, and James R.

Gilman the general manager of the resort. The Steamer Goveexoe Andrew. Tbe new time table of the Governor Andrew, George F. Brooke commander, ia published today. On secn-lar days the boat will make four tripe each way between Boston and Hull, Downer Landing and landing.

Among Anxivxrsaxix, that of Laaall Seminary, Anbnrndale, attracts much attention, a school practically in the city, with the loveliest rural environment, and unique in its successful combination of domestic and academic training. Prixee are given for best bread, aa well as for scholarship and general conduct. Stress is laid on practical fitness for life as it is. Monday Mohhjkg the Boston Star will publish ftatatag special' articlM, udtl news of tbe day. Thenar is Boston's daily inde-pendent penny paper, and ia for sale by all wideawake newsdealers.

ft 5 PiuiBiif of the Fall Line will make the first trip to New York Ml WffiDtsday evening, June 20. FOB SALE AT TUB ARCHWAY BOOKSTORE, Mi 1USHIX6T0X ST. 8000 CHOICE V0LUME8, Mostly ta popular fiction, at prices which are WONDERFULLY LOW, Even for SECOND-HAND Books. A rare chance to replenish a library or to procure good Books for Summer Reading. Come early, before the beat are aold oat.

A full line of an new and popular Booka always on band at lowest pricea. DE WOLFE, FISKE CO. liil) Je 16 CALL TUTTLE, Tailors and Importers, 483 WASHINGTON ST. SPRING GOODS FOB GENTLEMENS WEAR DRESS SUITS JL SPECIALTY. LADIES9 Newmarket Coats, Jackets and Wraps, MADE TO ORDER.

mhSl A nihrer frua cizwilIuTha. vriiw: lined various preparations: but even the simplest gruel caused pain at night. Commencing with Bulgea Food, I found full aatufaetion to the appetite and it waa never attended with the (tightest discomfort In digestion. To test its efficacy, the supper waa changed a few times, but always with a return of distress. Je 16 EM ESTATE BRIGHTON Ata FOR SALE The homestead of the flll late Dr.

John H. Wright, aitaated on Foatei ElJLatmt, Boston Brighton District consisting ol two lota of land, one on either aide of the street. The house-lot eoauaina about 4th acres. In the midst of which rises a beautiful hill, which ia covered with stately trees, and from which superb views of the aur-roumfing country may be had. Tbe house ia large and commodiona, and elegantly fitted np.

On the other aide of Foster street, opposite the house, there are about nln. acres of land laid one In lawn. The entire place la thoroughly drained. Thia estate has coat over 100300. hut will be sold at a great bargain, and mnch leaa than the tax valaa-tioa.

Tat fnrther particulars and tall description of fh" premises, apply to John jzffbies sons. my 88 tn8tW54hO 78 Devonshire afreet. Commercial Union Jssmncc Company of London. 40 Kilby St. Boston SW19t(l) je 18 JAPANESE PAPER NAPKINS, WHOLESALE A27D RETAIL.

DENNISON NTPC CO. 21 Milk Streets F8(l) Jo 15 WM. A. SMITH, IMPORTER OF DIAMONDS, No. 383 Washington Streeff te(l) BOSTON.

felff CITY OF BOSTON. Ordinance for the Regulation of Plumbing la bow In force. All new work andaltentioua (except repair of leaks) must be dona in aeeordaaee therewith. WM. MILLS Plumbers, 887 Washington tract, will promptly execute ta beat manner all work required.

8t(l) Je IS LSW11 1 1. IATIS. AU points; choice of routes 10 to 98 per ecus MW w2 iSSEK Mare MWF78K1 J. TYLER, Manufacturer of Tranks, Bags and Iraflur Goods, removed from 28 Avon to 81 Bflylrtf street. Established 1848.

Th8Tn26Ml) LOUNGES, WITH AND WITHOUT BACKS, extra Wide, at alas. Anus let down, if daelred. 9. F. SOMERS, 844 Washington sfrsst one flight up.

K8tl) ap ia UVEJS.B? VifrUtHAU FINE DRESSMAKING In all its branches. Hand-made anite at reasonable prices. Cutting and Fitting a specialty. MBS. WILKINS, my SB FWSt 21 Avon street.

THE STAB B0UTE VERDICT. The Cabinet Disease It nt Tester, days Meeting. THE PENDING INDICTMENTS OF BRADY TO BE PROSECUTED. New Yore, June 16. Tbe Timess Washington despatch says.

It is understood that at the cabinet meeting the result of the trial of Dorsey. Brady and their associates wss talked over and that the Administration regarded the miscarriage of justice as a very serious blow. It is represented that there was only one opinion among those present, and that was that all the indictments now pending should be tried as soon and with aa much vigor as possible. Mr. Chandler was not present.

Unices injustice is done to him he would nave dissented from the opinion of his associates ta the cabinet if he had been here. I0BEIGH NEWS. The French Invasion of Tonquln A Chinese feta ten man on the Situation. New York, Jnne 16. In a long Interview with Marquis Tseng, Chinese ambassador at St.

Petersburg, relative to affairs between France and China, the ambassador aajrs France alone can bring on war. France would probably bombard and blockade the treaty ports of China. This would he a matter which in the sight of other foreign nations might seem to be a small matter for France, because her commerce is insignificant in the East. But to England and the United States it 'would be serious, and the European towers probably would refuse a recognition of the ilockaded treaty ports, for a distinction must be made ta the case of a country bound to go to war, and the case of one wantonly bound to stir up war. France is now doing the latter.

The Mexican Method of Investiffotfnar Railroad Accidents. Galveston, June 16. Bustamante, Mexico, says, Thun down train from Monterey ran over 1 Mexican lying cm the track. An armed force of Mexicans arrested and lodged in jail all hands of tbe next train that passed. Another train reached tbe station Saturday morning and was side-tracked and bas not yet been released.

The Prussian Church Min. Berlin, June 16. Herr Windthorst. the ultra montane leader, and the centre party are undecided whether to vote for the second reading of the Church bilL Germany and Denmark. Berlin, June 16.

The emperor will have an interview with the king of Denmark at Wiesbaden today. This will be their first interview since 1679. It is probably intended to Make farther arrangements for strengthening the relations between Denmark and Germany, The International Match A Difficulty about Gauges. London, Jnne 16. The National Rifle Associa tion has finally decided not to allow the American team to use the screw wind gauge in the competitions at Wimbledon, except ta the international match.

The Volunteer Service Gazette regrets this decision, and thinks that if the Americans are beaten ta the match they will he able to claim that they were somewhat handicapped because they were not allowed, like the English riflemen, to use ta the preliminary contests exactly the same appliances as they used ta the match. However, says the Gaaette, there are not wanting signs that the Americans may give the English a sound beat- iiw. Presbyterian London, Juno 16. The report of the home mission committee to the Presbyterian General As-semby in aesaion here presents most gratifying vork of the review of tbe progress of the misskm worts chureh during the past year. The rapid progress, espesially ta the Northwest, and the scarcity of available men for the mission field are among the many points referred to.

Polish Exiles Arrested by German Police. Berlin, June 16. The Russian Government having asked for the extradition of ILKraaewsU, carding the movements of Russian troops, the German police, in obedience to orders from the Government, have arrested the four men. Cable Notes. An aeronaut named Jovia, accompanied by an actress and a merchant, departed from Marseilles ta a balloon, last evening, their pi cross a part of the Mediterranean! The purpose being to and its occupant were picked up at sea.

The trial began at Innsbruck today, cm a charge of high treason, of Sabadini, who drove Over-dank. tbe bomb manufacturer who was tried and executed by tbe Austrian authorities across the frontier. BOLD BURGLARIES AT DOVER, 5. H. One of the Thieves PaUs Into the of the Police and Makes an Important Confession.

Dover, 27. June 16. Burglars entered the residence of Samuel H. Hull, Franklin street, last Dight, stole one gold and one silver watch, three diamond rings, several gold rings, three diamond pine, and several other articles at jewelry, all valued at 8650. This forenoon a stranger was found lying ta a Shed and waa arrested.

Several burglars tools were fOnnd on him. He le gave the name of 3L Sullivan, Jersey Cite, X. J. fie was taken to the police station, and told some particulars of the names of his comrades, and the date and place of the next meeting of the gang. Police officers are now tracking their whereabouts.

Three other-residences were attempted, but the occupants woke and the burglars ran away. This gang is said to be very skilful, using chloroform in operating. Few York Courtesies to the Continent! Guards. New June 16. Captain Townsend of Company A and Captain Leo of Company Sev enty-ilrst Regiment, with their respective com-ave been detailed to receive the Continental Guards of New Orleans on their return Dorn Boston on Snnday morning, Jnne 24.

Tbe visitors will be taken to Coney Island during the day and to the Grand Opera House on the fculow ing Monday night. it er Movements. London, June 16. Arrived, Labrador, from 27ew Yore. New York, June 16.

Arrived, Chateau Lafite, from Bordeaux. -New York, June: 16. Arrived, steamships Hababurg, from Bremen; Rhiwindda, from Cardiff Alvena, from West Indies; Caatalia. from Meditteranean. Mews Notes.

Alexander D. Pierce of Fairiee, Vfc, committed suicide last night by cutting his throat. Age fifty-eight yean. There ia no troth in the reported sinking of the schooner Hebe and the drowning ot two men at Burlington, VL, yesterday. A robbery was perpetrated last night ta the woods of Hudson on W.

H. Barnett, a farmer residing ta Sudbury. He was relieved of money, watch and other property. WEATHER REPORTS. Boston, June 18.1888-738 AM.

War Hvialouef at Oaa athe BMorti for tha RmbII ns JflTiaai lalliaia take llllli Flees of Ota acre iloek Island 31. 80. 80 xOV 08 0 Our. lostoa, .80.28 65 xS 8 8 0 Cloudy. Soil X07 68 -7 8 OFMn Portland, 88 -18V Tntr.

Bew York, M.Y..80J8 -OS 88 -8 8 0 0 Clear. Ol B.COU Sent, Slgsel easy U.S. Amy. BW tore, Jnne 18-830 A. M.

Tbe weather Is eltwariaadiwMvra. Thaawnmetaa 78. MITCHEUUS BOYS BCHOOI A STRICTLY SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL. Admits boys from eight to flfi je 19 TaFSOt M.C. MITCHELL, A.

MFrta. AT 8ALE8B00H8, 115 Washington Street. Specially appropriate for SUMMER HOTELS and RESIDENCES, in. eluding CHAMBER SUITES, ROCKING- CHAIRS of all sizes and patterns, LOUNGES, SOFAS and TETE-A-TETES CORNER, WINDOW, CONVERSATION and RECLINING CHAIRS; CHILDRENS CRIBS, Etc. Particular attention called to the following REED CHAIRS, TETE-A-TETES, finished in BRONZE and in imitation of various Choice Woods.

Something new I Also, in various new designs, constructed specially for Upholstering. 8ATTAMREED PATENT BOCKERS, With the best base rocking motion ever devised. BABY CARRIAGES. Lightest, handsomest and most durable in the market. KURRACHEE RUGS.

Our own manufacture, in a large number of patterns. Having put In a Passenger Elevator and secured additional Show Booms bj leasing the premises recently occupied by the F.M. Holmes Furniture Company (removed), we are now prepared to dls play our Immense variety, and cordially invite the inspection of all interested. WAKEFIELD RATTAN COMPANY. SWlltil) my IS HOraOLDJRT ROOMS A Special Selection from Foreign Countries JUST OPENED.

ki Rare Specimens of Carved Jj FURNITURE. pJ tique Pottery. etc. TTOT.T.ATm Free Exhibition of LOW TILES anil Elastic Sketches 44 Boylston Streejt 'u itii) GOLUMBIA BICYCLES. Now 1.

the time to enjoy the freedom and Joyoua exhilaration of the open air. while nitride these beautiful road, combining rapid tran.lt with Invigorating exercise, and recreation with baiineaa. The bicycle ia largely nsed by gentlemen doing business in the city, but living in the anbnrba, aa a meana of conveyance. Send Se atamp for elegantly lUnatrated 86-page catalogue, with pries Hats and fuu information. Hiding School on the prem-laea.

Furchaaera tanglit free. Open from 7 A. M. to 6 1. M.

HE POPE MFG 507 Waahlngton Boa ton, Mass. SWtc(l) Jo 16 ROSS, TURNER 189 to 195 Devonshire 52 Areh BOSTON. HAMMOCK TWINES ASD- Hammock Attachments. wmi) Je 18 WATERMAN The only reliaUe, CHARCOAL PACKED. Cae leaa lee than othera, and will not become fool.

at WHOLE- UAUnuCEB. Buy of the manu- the mmm kitchen furnishing store. 11 At 18 Essex Street. Also, WANES COOLERS, ICECRBA1K FBZEZEM, ICE CRUSHERS. BATH TUBS, Jr-, nt the wary lowest prleee.

ThSTntedi my 8 A 9 8 IttPRffifED CONE Gas Stoves, FOE COOKING AND HEATING. Hew thin reason. Bora apaical and cleaner to nae than aU, al or wood. Oaa aterea repaired and uunoon A WUOJfflT Can be made of aa oift one at IIODGKH BLEACHERY, 11 WINTER STREET. PilgliL Walliar Dnlpr, Cleansing and purling, wcteJty.

wsiSuij of the Boston Young Liens Christian Union, Boylston street, also parries in the oountry end at the seashore, are desired to read the notice in another column from the committee in chance of Summer Board fra 1883. Toilet Goods, ta latest styles and of patterns not to he found elsewhere, can he found at T. Metcalf A Cos. The Fitchburg Railroad guaranteed bonds offered by the Maverick Bank may he registered or coupon, as preferred. Conceivable Shade of ostrich tips to be found at W.

8. Butler's, 90 to 88 Tremont street. Beat prices ta tbe city. Good Ieteeemt is offered ta the six per cent, gold bonds of the Topeka, Baltaa A Western Rail road. Fob Ktobt Complaints, Kvtrett Spring Hen.

Hannibal Hamlin and wife are visiting EUewohb, the guests of Senator Hale..