davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

Chicago June @ (,pcciaD.-" The Journal Tins
afternoon published long article In regard to the
Cronin case alleging that important new discoveries
have been made through he fundamentally OF Johh
Kuuze the German suspect Who Wa granted H'"
trial aud nnolly released. II has Just tral-p red.
.avs The Iourualr That Kun7c In company with
j. A. Quinn. a prominent member OF the C7onm com
mee and detective. left the city saturday mghi i"r
Joliet whore il j. said they transacted some business
on the stateAttoIncy's account which VIII bring
CONSERVATION into the defiant Camp 40. 20 Of the
Clan.na-Cacl. In addition II Is also confidently
stated by those on the inside and in position TO
knoy that Joliet will lose AZ least ono OF lis
most interesting inmates and possibly two INC ono
who * said to be certain o. PARDON ! iaul'k
O'Sulvan who n Is believed has made clean breast
~ MS whole knowledge Of The conspilacN a; Inc
urgent pleading Of his former prsonmatc. ard IN con
.ennercc Of certain facts which have - Kunze :
lnowed.e .ncI his acqu'al.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
urrr or coyyErrTCUT WHEELNEy.

New. Haven, June o SpeciaD-FoUr hundred members
Of The Connecticut Division of the League OF American
Wheelmen enjoyed annual convention ana parade
here today Prizes were awarded as follows Hartford
Bicycle Club, an engraving. for having the largest
number of whcclmen in line, and also another en-
craving for having the largest number Of J.. y. W.
members in line and the Colt Club, in Hartford an
automatic cigar machine foT making the best appear
ance Of any club in the parade. At Il 30 meeting
of the Connecticut Division was held in Grand Army
Hall: Chief Consul David J. Post. of Hartford pre-
sided The report of the secretary and treasurer,
E. A. De Blois Of Hartford, showed that there WAS
a balance Of 1898 40 on hand. A. A. Doan' OF Dan
iclsonvic chairman Of the Improvement OF Roads Com
mi,tee said that more had been done in the Con
nccticut Division in improving the roads than in any
other division Instead OF going to the Legislature
=, other divisions had done. they Went 10 the press
and found II q powerful ally. These nominations
we're made: For chief consul, Arthur Allen DsNn OK
Danioisonville; viceconsul a. g. Frazier. OK New,
Haven secretary and treasurer f. a. I've bIolS. 1i
hartford For representatives there were ten noInl-
nations as follows Henry Goodman and MI EloVer,
Of hartford L. a. Miller, OF Meridcn c. r. kccmcr,
~ Ansonja F.. G. Rowe. Of New Haven FREDERICK
Arwotcr OF Bridgeport; Hartman HIKE, OF Iorington
G W Eastwood. Of Hepncy Depot. and 1. v GlictH,.
Of Danbury. These Will be voted upon In July by
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
ryION yETERINS MAKE MERRf.
,oux u sr>P1N's TWELFTH ANNUAL EX-
c,.,etox FOR THEM GREAT SUCCESS

Iouy II. sTAmNs TWELFTH ANNUAL hA
cuRsIoN FOR THEN A GREAT S'ONESS'
Tho twelfth annual complimentary eN'hrNoh' H'N'"
e,o,dev nv John II! Starin I" the Union >''c'"
,di.rs snd sailors of New York and us N"imH' WIS
ro,.ic,,ated I'm bv about 10000 prr'on>' Nc'e'"''
and ,heir families The procession oil po''S ""'
-, nv the steamer Pomona. which carried arnon-
a.,o-. ,dint,nt Theodore W GrciG Judge Patterson
General parnum J"hu :. Ellison. D. = bro"h' '"P'"'
no,d wilson Surrogate Ransom lnicu 9'"''
varshaI John W. JacobuS Major Haverty' ho""lu
Atkinson Charles +. HYATT. George ''d'pen'
Ircr. Hart d. ". wilson. r.. \. Lauder p'i'''i W.
cuhcrt NJ A. Campbell. p. l. Barr. !. = Iu'"'''
,corre H. Loud. J.. {. Irackcit Johh W DIVES jam.
uer,Id. Jane \ Tapp,n. lanes i. Lee "'orSe 80
vancet,ccr D. r. IrCwn and John = fiu'"h'
The Pomona took the lead from CortlandtN''' anu
,ro. followed by the steamer, John Lenh'N' h''N'
,,,d rohr H. ~tarin aud the bsrscs {. =. Nr,nur,
stenben Warren John Nelson, william \. 0"i,uVt t
Sr"n, Governors Island a. the n0'lIa, CAV w,
d. and banners sailed Nv, and the Dahns %" p,,
uInycd martial music The party steamer ~ W.
Hudson 10 Washington Park End cni">"l &c n1I ,
al cay's outing The boats began - rr'uiih cHrIN
j., me afternoon harding the veterans At the Pei'
most convenient 90 their homes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
DR. ,yryrpRs ryJrsrLY ARRESTED.

Dr. Joseph f.. Winters. NJ 80. - West Thirty
second t. va, arrested on sunday evening aud taken
10 a police station. At thc Jefferson Market I-hcc
Court Yesterday morning, after thorough invest.
cation. II Wa, made clear that the arrest Of DR..
Wint r, Wa, wholly unlu~tlablo and h. W, promptly
DISCHARGED II was evident that The arrest WAS made
through the naIign.ty Of an emp,oye Of a dramshop
no suspected that Dr. Winters M ght be- connected
With thr CITY Reform club aud he might he trying 10
of evidence Of Niptton- of thr Excise law about this
art.oilar dramshop. fhis was not so. Dr.
Winner, wa, 'nOt engaged In Such WORK nor was
he y,,l,; A. the p.ac, order Of the clty. and his
nrr,.i VAS q wn0llY unjust fable outrage. Dr..
MIR Is clinical prof q the diseases Of children
I'm Tho m,dical department OF the University Of the
City Of Hcv icra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

From Childhood.

When an infant my body bioke out all over with -
cr,ron OF lash. which pecalne mere aggravated as
ov, older From carly childhood until was grown. my
family spent fortune trying to cure me u the disease
Every noted physician in our section was tried or con-
suited when came OF visited Hot Springs, Ark.
and wa, treated there by tie best medical men, but was
-, hsr.ated After that under the advice Of noted
sr.c,o.t tiled the celebr,ted Clifton spiinss New-York
r,bor, any good results when all things had failed
l determined to try s. 5. S, and IN iour months was
entirely cured The terrible Eczema wa all gone, not
sign left nv general health built up and have never
had any return OF the disease have since feomnehoed
s 10 number Of friends for skin diseases eruptons
etc. and have never known OF a failure TO cure;
GEO w. IRWIN, Irwin, Pa
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
THE COERTS.

SEVERAL IMPORTANT CASES DECIDED.
Washington, June 9.-The Court OF Claims maze
number Of interesting decisions to-day. The petl-
ton Of the Cunard steamship Company for drawba'A
on duties bltumnOus coal imported Tor use
a, fuel was dismissed. While the coal was in bonded
warehouse in Boston Congress passed an act limiting
the payment of drawbacks in such cases To American
vessels. The court held that importers must take
risks on the change Of the laws OF customs during
their shipments, and that the Limitation In the law
in question barred the claim. \ decision was also
rendered in the Of +. j. Conad and
others, general known the "Loudon County
cases. being claims for cattle taken BY Union
soldiers during the raid Of 1o6i into Virginia under
the orders of General sheridan. The petition was
dismissed for want Of jurisdiction.
The famous Austin cotton claim was also settled.
This claim for about 10000 for cotton seized
in Louisiana and Texas. and rested upon the loyalty
OF Sterling Austin deceased, father Of the claimants.
IL also involved the question Of whether the General
Amnesty Act Of 565 removed his disabilities in case
he proved TO have been dislOyaI. The cOdPt
decided the latter point in the negative. The court
dismissed the petition the ground that the loyalty
OF sterling Austin had lot been estabn ,hed. 4 sup
Elementary opinion vas, however, given fixing tho
value Of the property eiZed at S39,2-7. Judgment
given IN The Of S4s 900 in favor Of smith
meyer PelZ. architects for services rendered the
Government In connection with the Congressional
Library Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10

4 REPORT AGAINST TOBACCO.
II - CALLED THE FurHlNE's OF THE
FLESH BY 4 COMMITTEE OF THE SfNVp 'f
THE REFORMED PRE-BYTERIAN CHURCH
Average for Increase per

FLESH BY COMMITTEE OF THE SfNVD 'f
rur Rrr)RNrrp PRE-. BYTERIAN CHURCH.
rso srroe ~ ,hc Reformed Presbyterian Church
-...,,r,oa IL sessions Yesterday morning. The day
r.s devoted 70 routine business and the discussion oi
committee reports Of which that or temperance anu
tobacco was Of particular interest. In tle e'ciII"e
a pubIlc meeting held for the discussion vi "a
tionaI reform at which addresses were maze uS Nloo
Cb,rcolior NacCrachcn Of this city. the Kew DE-
u. c. Wiley. and the following members OF t''
committee nf the synod Oh Christian Education The
Rev Dr.. f. y. stevenson and u. NcNhster' ana
Professor j. ". Coleman. ~ Geneva college Inc
first committee 10 report al the morning session was
mat ON p~almoIv The report. which was read by
Professor Wilson. was adopted aud new edition VI
the Psalm, with music VA ordered 10 ue p'''''e'''
The Rev Dr. T. r. Robb Of Iowa, offered the re
mort II tbe COMMITTEES ou Temperance and Tobacco
Ilo smoke with satisfaction ~ the prohibition canse
and said. We note with special satisfaction the
example set by Mr.. and >r-. Wanainaher IN giving
their splendid entert ailments without vine A-a4h
tie report rad ON state occasions liquors weight
tho table. presided over by Christian President ana
hi. lady In spite oi tie tact that the assertion
that w., President Morton vas Interested IN INC sac
NJ u1uorS has been proved 20 be untrue by denlaI'
u Mr. Norton the declaration was made IN the report
Tho Wee President goes 30 his respect 10 greater
excess and besides this derives profit from the
sale # liquors In the properly which ne owns ana
controls.
The report recommended that to;al abstinence from
the u.e II utoxlct, as beverage be enforced as the
law Of the Church and only the pure uniernented
lucc Of the grape be used for communion purposes
ndor,ed con -tttutonal prohibition and recorled the
emphatic disai prevail OF the example nj AL persons
especially o. high officials, ~ - FAR A. they ala
mr. ,bet the drciul evil The u,e OF tobacco was
strongly condemned. Tho report rrcotuH ended that
no candidate tor the ministry be examined WHO us's
mi, dizziness OF the ne5h.' All t1is was adopt vi
Further rccOmm nndatous ~ the report were lad over
until the afternoon session.
I'm the AFTERNOON the Rev. y. l.. Tal 'ot made a
-p,c~i coudrmulug sunday railroad travel ana The
sunday new paper lie Disseminated between good
ard had sunday publications., bat said tAe bdd new
papers sometime, frl into tine hands oi so.I people.
Just before the close Of the ,c>,oa on" ate on
thn tobacco resolutions r',tmct. bfioFe de
c-lve action could be taken motion 10 ADJ y IN va,
carried The resolutions under discussion forbade all
weed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
"a RIM THE ELECTRIC STREET CARS AGA!,

The electric car ,crvIcc In Fourth and Madison "vc-
which Wa, interrupted Ia october b litigation VIII
se resumed In the course OF day 81 two The cars
used Will bc those Of he Consolidated Electric storage
COMPANY with which the julien Company has been
consolidated william Liachen. the president os thl
company. said yesterday
The New. York and Harlem Railroad Company Will
..-uuc service with their electric car, on Ihurrddy
rcyt II not sooner. For the purpose 81 mailing nc
cr, leo n satisfactory possible, h'avy erfrr mil
/. now being laid Ia Madison INo. H." d-liN' hthrrD
occ .loncd hy litigation will not occur again. 80 that
tr,hc liz ,lootiir car, VIII u0, hereafter %" .iLrHd IL
me decision Of Judge coke in tie g." Of the Brush
Electric Company a, iinst the julien Electro Company
which va, rendered Two mpHtbr a." III the nitrd
states Circuit Court. Woid seem to have pat an cad
10 storage battery LITIGATION. new company has been
O;canlyed which absorb, not only the Julien interests
but also the Brush storage battery interests, ANA ms
new COMPANY VIII now actively push Toward storage
hattcry traction. not only III New 1OTh Nty, Dut
throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
THE pRrssyrgRY TO OMIT REPORTERS

The meeting Of the Ncw-York 'rcSbytery y'''ee'
day. at the scotch PreshytcrIgn church IN Yves, POUR
enth,t was IN, last that will he held until octe
her 49, The mos important thing don" was 'ho
resembling of the rnle excluding rep tcrs. l"'s
rule has becN on the books for nearly two yelrS Nv
the last meeting the question came mp, ard AFTER
long discussion was laid upon tie table. lcsiegdN'
on motion Of the Rev. David o. Wye. the resolution
was rcconsidered The discussion vas bret ono
The Rev. Or. Howard Crosby and Others sp"h' IN
favor of resembling the rule, and the motion Vas car
rcd unanimously.
The Presbytcry listened yesterday T. short veroh
reports from the Rev. DrS. Alexander Vro'e,
Thompson Brown. Bis, an1 MtcCrackcn, OF "
work done AT the General Assembly II saratoga "
spoke enthusiastically OF what had been sccomphsSi
speaking Of the subject ~ revision, Dr. CROSBY sh =.
The work is in such hands. and VIII be OF sum SUI" =
character to harmonic thoroughly all parte,. nj.
the church Nothing said In opposition 70 th.s
expression Of opinion and the report Of the saa'oes
Commissioners was adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
RprUrPy SHARES ~ DEMAND.

Chicago June s. (specian.-The properties repre-
scented in the City Of Chicago Brewing Company are
the Conrad Zpp Brewery, the West side brewery. the
Dewes brewery. the Iuck malt house, and The ulien
maIf-house= These combined under one manage
ncnt with the of selling out 20 English - nd
cate but when the value Of the properties become
known and tile securities were plncc1 on the MARKET
Chicagoans 10 the front. Two thirds Of the bonds
lave been taken here. The subscriptions co'el today
Including stock and bonds. S90O0.0O0 worth OF Sc
cur1tjes have been disposed tf. Bidding for shares
ran up until 20 per cent premium was paid by Lon
don brokers FOR common soc. and is per cent
premium for the preferred stock. In Chicago seven
lines the of the bends % be disposed Of has
been subscribed for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

saprne (oer-eoS. Ie 1 sSs:aIed o,,o,
caendi. Nos. u -. call az ] O'Clock; ~
sp%gg me. 81 ~, o6 S55 i 5s SI $50 S
73o 57 1855 6,6. 60 o99 $50, IL las lot'. 1885,
supreme cour-spcal TerrPar: II-Be.ore oBr!s1,
Nos 30 7o6, i53. 'c5, 49, 3l3 loot 49, 'o' oi
''1 saprSme coqrt-cregiPat IBetore Barrett, j.
Ca, On IalaGe; -: kr95. re aSS' andrews j.
Ca, on. D Bren y. y, y II. ana haftiord K Il Co.
Sap.eae Cour:-cucu- Part II-Before Lawrence j.
. Sqpicne -tiisai.isr, ivpefose 9c IA
Ys 1898 1898 :5S s 55. lss go 5lo io $40 ii
Srrocaes cour-neloe hanson. sNo'2a s9leadni.
10 80 a. M or riouaIe Wiii, Of Jane l.. Nett,s' q
iI,rr,. W wlight ABRAHAM IL, and Lcn {. cuErln.
Sgpenor court-Gencral Tesn-Bfcre Freedman and
i'G Sn5erior "ai Trm-I.;osy oGcrman. j.
Su4frior Court l Tetm-Tai: I-B - ors.o J.
No.. IlS Ii35 1885 1872. 1902. AZ lSo> I9.l. 1919
''i prior Coqr'-Tra! Tesm-Pat. II AID I-Ad.
commo G Pea,-cncral Tern-AGjourn'd uatn nat
,onmon pcas-specin Term-Detor' nooAsa,,r, j.
40 ,dS E on plcss-Equty LarrrOrc. C j.
as, Common pea.-Ir4l Tern-PaE I-Bctors DAILY j.
G" common S. Piea,-rriM irrn-Psr u-B.oe Allen j.
81, 81 III ~. HIS ii-5 isas i.i l5d 5s III III i65&
,ly court special Term -B.foF' fuSihons j.
No. "a 100 IS i-3 ,5, 80 49,. 80 -. 1902 go.
nv court Trial T,rm-lNr, li-Ecor. Ehrllch, J.,
NO, S., 500 Sol So So $500 61o, 1929. 1888 0o5'
81 d32, 81 81. - ~. ,,r ,,,o., c,,,o.eh
"a. ooy ;sS i0ss ii2l. 9i' .S3. 1898 1889. no.,
'''rry cour-rr.ai rcrm-Part IvBefore McAdam. C J.
Special calendar. po,or, N,-,fne I
~ ,si.,,rt District Atornty Psrker-Nos 10 -, in'
elusive par, I II r. ors Fttrreraf.
J. AID Assistant District Aog,,ry TGn N 80 S cowna T.
2n't o. ~ strict. Attorney Bcdtod.Nos 10 H. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
TWO GERMANS HANG THEMSELVES.

Two melancholy Germans, each fifty wears old,
hanged themselves in their rooms on sunday night
and their dead bodies were discovered YESTERDAY
Herman Walter lived alone in little In the rear
OF Walter L. Munsons basement coal and wood shop al
No. 644 Nnthavc.. ard had been employed by Mnnson
a. carrier Nobody in the ncighboIhood knew much
OF Walters history. II was said that he had been
married. but had not lived with his wife for many
years lie drank freely at times. Before hanging
himself he wrote note, thanking Munson for hi,
kindness.
John Herbst lived with his wife on the top floor OF
the tenement house No. 20 Avenue A. He
by trade but for two years he had not
been able 10 work much because lie suffered from kid
hey trouble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
srREEr.cAR COMPANIES ~ DANGER.

Mayor Grant ha, not yet approved the resolution
pasecd by The Aldermen on June 3. ,uspcndmg the
ordinance Of May 30 which requires all surface rail
way compauc, I'm New iogi 90 run cars on their Ic
spcctvc lines each way at twenty minute intervals
between midnight and u a. IN. The ordinance Is
therefore in force. and under its provision, the rail
way companies liable to a penalty Of 800 for
every failure 10 comply with il. Hero Is fine op
portunlty for Counsellor Loui, >cckcr. the Corpora
ton Attorney whose duty II l. to enforce the col
lection Of fines and penalties, TO exact good round
sum every night from most Of the strcctcar com
panies In town. Tho Aldermanic Committee OF Rail
roads will meet again on Wednesday 10 consider tao
proposed substitute for the ordinance OF May 30 by
which number Of routes are exempted from lis
OperatOuS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
THE CAPTAIN NAY NAVE TROy BILE

When Captain Mckay. Of the steamer Umbria Of
the Cunard Line. returns to this port he may find lt
desirable 10 transmit 10 Collector Erhardt written
explanation for his refusal 10 ship the seven Rclgian
contract laborcrs whom the Collector directed the
Cunan Line to return Ia Europe on the steamer
Umhria on saturday. II he does not explain his con.
duet the Collector will begin proceedings against Cap
tain Mckay. and conviction OF the charges would
be "A most serious affair for the captain. lie could bo
fined 1900 for each contract laborcr whom refused
To ship seven IN all. and imprisoned six Months
The glassblowers Will sail for England today on the
steamer Wisconsin, OF the Onion Line, the Cunard Com
pany having paid their passage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
y L SUrPtBD SIZED rs CHICAGO.

Chicago. June 9 (>peciaD.-Frank 8 Gray flcd a
suit in the Superior Court Saturday, asking F3b'ooo
damages against Elliott F. Shepard. Of The Mall ana
Express NewYork City. Mr. Gray. who IL no" a,
HIS old work as business manager OF The Interior
of which bis father. Dr. Gray. is editor was seen
this morning in regard to the suit YES. sa'u ~
Il intend 10 push this matter. Inc snlt oro"en'
bcrc however has been withdrawn the strength
Of a telegram from my attorneys in New YORK. VINO
say that il would he impolltic 20 push the CmcSso
suit by reason Of the fact that all my witnesses ~
I'm Now York IL would involve great dHal OF U""D.o
and expense Ia bring them all here Accordlhs =" o,c
terms ~ nv contract was 10 receive $1,000 year
for Ave wears worked only two years 80 tiat lclo
was the snm OF Just go ,OC0 coming b. me.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
WHEAT IN NORTHWESTERN ELEVATORS.

Minneapolis, Mimi. June 9.-Figures collected by
1.-THE Northwestern Miller show the STOCK OF wheat III
pryafe elevators here and not included In the visible
srnnly statement 10 be ooo 900 bushels an increase
of SO 900 bushels. compared with last Monday This
leaves the total stock at three leading points as fol
lows; Minneapolis public 7,o4l G40 bushels private.
2O22 900 bushels ST. PAIL. 100000 bushels Duiuth'
= 100 aoA bushels total l3,O16,O43 bushels; decrease
49, ,ha ,ro.l oo7 66t bushels 1.-THE Market Record >"
cstmstcs the stock of wheat In country elevators 81
MINNESOTA and the DakOas at Los 900 bushels de
crrsse of 297 900 since last Monday This makes the
total amount OF wheat in the elevators at country and
terminal points 14,'4O43 bushels AGAINST i''-oo''o
bushels "A week ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
CASE, ARGrEp IN TIE COURT OF APPEAL

saratoga, y. Y. June Din the Court OF Appeals
today the following argued
No. 30l-Wilson b. sheldon. respondent, agt. the
Western Union Telegraph Company. appellant.
No. 30G-t,eorge ". Van slyck. appellant. agt.
John ;. Bush and another. pOndents.
No. 800 Edward J. Macleod respondent. agt. John
Maloney and another, appellants submitted.
No. 3gl-Carohne Barrick and another, respondents.
agt. Anna soheifer Decker. appellant.
No. 3l4-JacOb Gramm, appellant. agt the village
Of Greenbush respondent
No. 81 LYDIA j. Roberts. appellant agt. the
>tuyvesant Safe Deposit Company, respondent.
No 3e7-Fiorence A. Merrill. respondent, agt. Peter
Bruncr appellant
Following i the day calendar for tomorrow Nos.
242, $40. 3ot, 373. $50. 402, 503 and 40A
In the second Division to-day the following cases
were argued
No. 9s3-Louis A. NJ Rauemstein. respondent agt.
the York, Lachawanna and Western Railway
Company. appellant.
40 9-6-Iiaunah Fare. respondent, d.t. tile ~
prcme Council of the catholic Benevolent Legion APP
pellant.
40 0-s-Gcorge {. Richardson and Others. APP
pellans ast Hiram e stein and others. respondents.
10 yGO-LudNls Hech. appellant. agt John yolS
Following +, the sccol1 Division day calendar for
tomorrow Nos. 02o, 0'), eJ6 l,OOl, 963, 90, 9J9
and sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
honey NEEDED FoR WORTHY HOSPITAL

The mau. gers Of that admirable institution the
.Yoii cancer Hospital Onc hundred and siXtl-at
and Eighth ave. have Just issued -tatem'nt calling
attention N liz financial need. Hy means oi rNs
buiIiincs arranged to meet every requirement have
iecn provided, but there not sufficient funds 10
cover current expenses During the year 2'3 patients
were admitted into the hospital and Of these lJl were
free. All patients suffering from cancer have been
admitted whether able or unable t. pay. The female
uavlon is full While tn. NV mIc pavilion j. In course
of construction, but the IusuiIcicny of the cndow
.ncIi fund j. likely To seriously impair The work Of
The hos initial Contribution, be- sent t. the treas
trer 1corge C. Clara 40. 81 Wall St. or ~ John l..
Parsons, No III broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-10
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FOR IMPROVEMENTS ON THE CENTRAL.
AN AUTHORIZED ISSUE OF sl5,oOoo 900 FOUR PER


FOR IMPROVEMENTS ON THE CENTRAL
AN AUTHORIZED ISSUE OF $4,000 900 FOUR PER
CENT DEBEyTURE BONDS.
Announcement was made in the financial columns
Of The Tribune week ago yesterday OF the proposed
issue Of debenture bonds by the New ork central
and Hudson River Railroad Company. Inc boaru Oh
Directors has authorized the issue Of Slo0Ooooo Sod
debenture bonds bearing interest at per cent pay
able on June 1 and December l. the principal beng
due in 1905.
The following Official statement was made yes
terday:
The object OF this issue is TO provide for the
~ the of the tracks In the Annexed Dstrc,
and those of the Port Morris branch OF the Harlem e
road and other extensive Improvements c0nnecVd
thercwifh Including the elevation of the Harlem liver
Law The having of q third track on the HUDSON ave
division from Sing sing TO Spuyten Dnyvi, anu Wy
denrcssion and elevation of tracks 10 aVOu eiduc
crossings and the other terminal Improvements con
terminated during thc next two years az buHaiO' ahu
now partly under contract - -, ..so
In addition TO tho above contracts nave Decn hads
Cor very large additions to the rolling STOCK anu
motive power Of the company TO meet the increasing
requirements OF the business. -, 1T, III ~,
them be sold or the proceeds required under three
wears sufficient amount OF them hoWc'er' iass
been taken BY Messrs Dre1el. Morgan d 70 10 ihooV
the requirements of the current year.
AT the Office of Drexel, Morgan q Co. yesterday IL
was said that the amount taken by that urn was
Sc 900 900.