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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
TONT<ERS.

vrb.n William c. KeiioGg. Ionkerss lie" ~
,aca onanei court tor the first time Fes'e'u'S
,,ornnu he fourd. TWO lsree vases OF '"9's "a
dock which had been sent oS f'' -. IT.,
There was only one prsohe" ali.''s ,1 ~, pa
A-,bur German of New-York Guy, chd's - -
uceman May with intoxicaton. AS ''e ,'hrr~d
corrugated one the prisoner was dlschars'u
with a reprimand. There was co"s."' - x,u
,,ors AZ tho Judges private office III Manor -
-. rors,oon who came congratulate MI"
ri. Ivdya made new rule as 10 the afrais
~ nr,soners Hilbert, it hsG been the custom "
,h. officer making the charge to stahu pS bench
leaving re prisome' r,is il for both officer and
Judge o ss nd before the desk within inc Ta dg
Enclosure while the case Is onn@ those prisoners
intenhs sxe been arrested by the officers dua"s ,r
lote tour of the Light. SC that the sr may '''
as soon possible 70 get ."e'' - n,,,d vas
,srSsw that he would he at The City srS r % AT
;n Manor Hall Thursday evehlns' Hp nersons de-
o'clock prepare ana NE pe"'
string to he naturalzed ,. WIG
A, ,he session Of Surrogate Sikman Eou,
,arday the viii of John j. Mcknsn,; made return
was Oer sor lo 90 The will Of Professor William Z.
Russell OF this city was prSvea aH arah Russell
snd Mrs William II. Sharman. , Gam.
Under the Of G the cnb COTTON
nttes v Sa at ate the cubho Tuesday evening
sIss wefs M Tls E 4hsmas e. Smith srnl'n MIS-
81, one hundred and fifty Masons assemp'e 10
AZ ,he Rooms Of Rising Star Lodge ana xtnsssed
Masonic Han TuesSSs Id ssree on anu number
the Ts work dns y past IN Mss
Of the lodge and The ectS ares wat al Irvngton
ter Ste2n arrvtown and NewYork City were repre-
sented Among the visitors was ic raS' ~ York
Wy Grand eaborste supper served at the con-
ciuson Of the cere"o"S'
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NE\V-YORK CHI J

coroners Physician Weston yesterday ne,u "'
au,opsy on the body OF Lottie berg, VINO neu i"e'
dav afternoon at the Manhattan Hospital ana 'o"'u
,ha, bcr death was due to poison. chemicai aha'-
,s u,nl be necessary to determine the KIM Oh
poison taken.
Th. list Regiment OF Irish Volunteers VIII nave
n,,ary ceremonies In honor OF the Ladies OF Ire
land next Monday evening In the Grand Cehoa'
Palace.
rh. c;lee Mandolin and Banjo clubs OF st. johns
College Fordham will have n concert this evening
In Lenox Lyceum
The Shakespeare Society has just elected the foi-
lowing trustees: George Livingston Baker mar
rlson Grey Fiske. Albert Il. Frey. W. u Bates anu
Appleton Morgan
f. A. J. sends 81 for Walter Mott ana ms ia"'"y'
OF No 3O3 Howard-ave. brooklyn
william A. Holmes. who was on TUESDAY eiec'eu
n, Alderman from the Second Ward In Bayonne. Is
, s,otistlclan on the Produce Exchange. The
brokers seized him when he appeared on the FIX
change yesterday morning. stood him on the 'ao'e
and compelled him to make speech
c. H. Taylor general passenger agent OF the Fall
River Line announces that beginning May next
The sunday trips on that line will be resumed. Mr.
Taylor also announces that commencing on tnat
date the LEAVING time OF steamers from New-York
will be $40 o. M instead OF 5 p. IN. as at present
et-Cleaning Commissioner Warng recently de-
Ivered a lecture at the Grove Street Public School
OH the subject OF street cleaning and yesterday no
received a check for so from the Board OF Educa-
ton for his work As the law provides that city oH-
cas cannot receive pay for such things and as the
check stated that the $40 was FOR salary the
Commissioner turned the check over to the Con-
troler who had II cancelled.
The Board OF Estimate yesterday gave It's APP
prova TO the three forms Of contracts drawn up by
the CORPORATION Counsel for the final disposition OF
the city ashes and other refuse. One form Will
call for bids for the final disposition OF ashes. garb-
age and all other refuse a whole. Another form
will be for ashes and other rubbish not garbage
and the third will be for garbage disposition alone
The bids will be opened on April q at noon.
The Board OF City Record yesterday authorized
the chief clerk Of the Board OF Aldermen to ar
range for the reprintng Of the old Dutch records
that are now in the City Library In much dilapi
dated condition. The Board Of City Record received
5000 for reprinting Of the records and AWARDED
the work to the Knckerbocker Press. but the Boaro
| Of Aldermen 1t was discovered. were custodians Of
the library and the work will be done through H.
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TARRYTCWN.

One OF Tarrytown's prettiest WEDDINGS ""s ' 80,
SIs,,,T 4, ,he Baptist Church, on Wednesday
.f,.rroon AT 5 o'clock. The ceremony Was per-
+ormed By the Rev. Arthur Mabon pastor Oh u1e
Second Reformed Church. Ihe chuIcn' snryed as
ost effective background for the beautiI, cow h
q . mSS nresent One novel feature was mat me
=. .mo and bridesmaids marched from the Vestry
down to The door where ve ne Dp through
em.o' The hridesmaids were Miss Emily Hatch OIL
the Misses Hull Of HroUkynT Then sg'
of white organdy with sashes Of green ripboh
and chip hats With white 0 Of he maids a'
pun Punches Of white carnations tied with green
ribbons Miss Grace Linson WAS the maid OF in
White satin adorned with duchess lace ana orang'
hnssoms Washington Linson. brother OF the oIiae.
D os Saad usher The ceremony followed by d
reception at the home OF the bride The house was
decorated purely in white and green strihseo
orchestra was hidden by palms.
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,,,,ou,, Apr,, . with mdse to sanderson Son. N.

Falmouth April with md'e to sander'0n a Son A.
.mpon wh mGse i4s cabin 100 R
se se ,G o's s,a,ssr Ger KCSenbee APRIL
VITA mdse II snS and t tsi s fssfr az
r'f sms Co rs~ As'sa g. y 4
H fSi, to phelps Bros Arrived at the Bar
i M Ro.nea,h Bp. Mcpousal, Es,ancls Marc
Maccic % and St Lucia April 4 via Delawss BrssxI
a. With sugar to American Sugar Kehnlns :, 81
itea msnSn cy Of Washnston hurley Yer.
ra%ps9 WIN TSAn nane and % to
Ward Co Arrived at the Bar At '2 Mon,sao ss VI
r Giaen f' Sc ar and Annsio Day
Maria g. Monteso ana Kingston 10 WIN m, mo- .x5
passengers to J Kerr TO. Arrived al the
Steamer Alvsna tBn. Dow; Cape HsS'i Ma
Prince To- with mdse and passengers to f1m'
sss G.sd a" e as bir * ssS
% Petit Goaye 25 Mirssosne 70 AS1 ,nn. inssssA
Vim Port ss de ra aS Asy rea S.
vessel to Ebe Go. Arrived a; the Bar :. "a asys VI
fruit uSa io Monss Co. Arrived the Bar a cs.S
Steamer Seminole. Chichester Jaek:onvlIs s SnS q
steamer Wyanoke. Jenney. Richmond a sna nSsrna
News. with mise and passengers to the Wv
steamer Benefactor. Townsend Philadeiph'a' WIN
sandy Hook April 49, $40 D. m-wind vs.
breeze clear. very hazy on shore
CLEARED. u.,s.
Steamer Venezuela. Hopkins. La Guayrs- f0'"
and s.smer Alamo Hs ''is Mallory
81 Steamer an Talismaa SOp gsrs Saada''up'
and sesmer Sszaba Downs Havana and Tampe''
Steamer Muriei CBr. Scott. Haml,on-A o0'e'~'
& Co , p,u.nelds -
Boca del TorroBowring Archibald lreclea1alsoanr
steamer James Tucker d'r. Penssley. NORTON"
.saSSs cASE,s; ., Dal ssss ans is;s
% Dominion y. =.
steamer Bohemia Ger. Masin Baltimore
Steamer Lizzie Henderson. Barton. Ph'dsD'''-
Clyde 4 Co.
ra Ssa't e Sorfolk suram @ ROTTERDAM IA
Southampton; Prussia tGer HAMBURG; Island Belb
Antwerp: vsnesuela La Guayra Porto cabeo and etc &c
Gao; dsrmanic SB Liverpool: orz,Ss May'INa s~p
News; Anerly Gsr,. Trinidad and Grenada
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS. 10 aouh
Steamer st Paul. Jamison from Nsw-York i6
ssSmer paI nenn s' DER wnse from Nswr0
Bremen passed the Lizard April 10 for New-Yor sss
from Rotterdam April is ,, from New-Yod
Steamer Aslatic Prince OBJ And sn,,l is .'0"
Steamer italia OBJ 81 Wards New-Y0rA A''''
Steamer Kara ssf S' Walsh from SswYOrk March
rived at Talcahuano April H. 49,, Work March
ar Siss%s at Hn April s' /. "'' ~ s.vYa
As ss"%er arr I9tTn a, G Bristol apr IS
Steamer Dora Gr,. Mitchell fro"
Steamer Hosarth Gr,. Black from mi Ss is
Steamer Francisco (Br) Jenkiin ir rom Is
for Hull passed the Isle Of wight np Nsv-York Az
for London passed the Isle Of Wgns ricata Me-
Steamer Greta Holme (Br) sailed i'o"' a
York Apri. 10. ,,.s sror, Hamburg
| New-York April ~ .s.a srcn pauillae y
New-York April IL. u.s ,rou, Palermo
| New York April ~ p....vttx sailed Nv
Steamer Virginia (0er). ven D~" a
stettn for New-York April IL u.a from Shields
| steamer Beacon Light (sr). sailed i'''"
| New-York April H.
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BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.
r.1rIRr OF A LoXG-rsTABLIsHED BEDDING


BENJAMIN Fitch. doing business a. h. fltch
% manufacturer of bedding at Nos ~ ana vi
Fourth-ave No. q West Forty seconi-st, ana NO
I58 West one hundred l-twenty -hith-st. maze al
assignment yesterday TO James Cowden Meyers o'
No l0S Fulton-st, giving preferences Tor |''-H as
follows: william Wilkens Co. $500 Andre" Al
lendorph 5000; Margaret W Fitch. 5000, Bank OF
the Metropolis SEQ Eviona T F. James '-""''
Union Square Bank 800: r. L. Scohcld. 80; char-
lotte F. Collender. $3.50, Taylor Enis. Ao'' anu
Rome Metallic Bedstead Co. 1900 The business
was established many years ago by John H. VII
cox Co. Mr. Fitch became a partner In 1913. ana
took the business In 1880. Five years later Max
Goldsmith became a partner continuing unth May
1893. when Mr.. Fitch bought him out and continued
alone The Harlem branch WAS started In 1892. and
the Forty -second-st. store In August, 1873 Henry
Parsons attorney for the assignee. said mat the
Gauges Of the assignment were depression IN BUS
ness particularly I'm the las six months. $40" col
jections and heavy rent account. the eahes 81 the
s.orei having been taken when rents were high ana
the annual rents being about tls,O0O. MIR parsons
estimated the direct liabilities at about $1,000 the
nominal assets I'm stock and rec .vablcs. are 300,
sunnosed TO be actually worth about SPvp Ihcrc
* also a contingent NaDl ny on account OF INC
leases estimated at probably 5000"
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

Mr. William Lee has broken ground for hand
.e,r. residence In woodland-ave., near Elm-st.
ChIch win add to the attractiveness Of that neigh
horhood His property commands fine view OF the
Sound.
Mr. c. NJ Bowles. OF No. q Linden Place. has some
- thu unrest Plymouth Rock fowls In Westminster
County but neither love nor money VIII buy them.
The Rev william b. Waller is learning to ride a
bicycle.
The Nev-Rochelic saloons compiled with the ex-
scf letter OF the Raines law last Sunday.
The Levy confectionery store In Main-st. has been
enlsrced 6y extending II out on the sidewalk
,hs entertainment to he given by the famous
Rock Band under the auspices Of the Salem Baptist
Church on April 2S has an attractive programme
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4 LAWYER BICYCLIST ARRESTED.

CHARGED BY WILLIAM p. sTfMuS Min '
LESS RIDING
Thomas Chrystie. lawyer OF no %
,,a m In the West Sixty-eighth-st station last
n,oht on the complaint of William p Stymus, Oh
me POTTER e. stymus Company OF leNIns-
400 ,yho charged Mr.. Chryst!e with running
him down with his bicycle Mr. Siymus: VINO Nv
At No. 1902 West Eghty-ffth-st was ahenls io'
c,s,io vas going south on his bicycle ana
struck Mr. styus knocking him down Nd was brush
Yer helped Mr. Stymus TO ms iees anu na,,ed mol
~ IN ,he latters clothes. when ne caled POI
man and made complaint asanst ML To- the
FOR reckless riding. They were npn an ambulance
W w snnsmoned from Roosevelt moipMta VA st1mus
ma nav, home Sir Chrystie was locked up. put was
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HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
AIBEMARLE - James Goats. OF froV'oehce
REMEMBRANCE Samuel = COLI. OF hnoue
Island and Miss olive Risley Seward. OF Washihs
60, GRAND State Treasurer \. H. Colvir. or Al
hanv and the very Rev Dean Henry j bodley. OF
.roueka Kan HOFFMAN-Colonel Daniel > La
mont Secretary OF War. ex-Consr'ssmah !" ',''
~ v,,h,,v ~ Detroit and Norman r. Mack. or
punAo MURRAY Hli.i-General william -
FRANKLIN. az Hartford. and Colonel Jagot. OF Lon
don PARK ANENU E-Colonel Albert -. sha"' %
W,,er,own y Y SAVOy-Rosewell Miller. presi-
d.,. ~, tho Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis Kali
wav Company WAl.DORF-lsaac NJ Potter.
member o. the Republican National Committee 10.
Rhode Islard. WINDSOR-Edward AtK'hso"' VI
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THE AUDIENCE DISMISSED.

R,cE.s 1902 COMPANY ON STRIKE IN JERSEY CITY
FOR UNPAID SALARIES.
Rice's 1892" company. which had an engagement
at the Academy of Music in Jersey City for this
week. struck" last night before the curtain went
I'D because tho management was several weeks IN
arrears for salaries Mrs Henderson. the lessee o..
the Academy OF Music. tried to effect compro-
mise with the strikers but they insisted that their
claims should he settled She refused to guaranteed
them beyond their share of the receipts or this
week This was unsatisfactory. so the audience was
dismissed and the engagement with the company
was cancelled.
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yO PRESERVE NIAGARA FALLS.

The Trustees OF Scenic and Historic Places and
Objects circulating thefollowing which Is signed
by ex-Judge Henry t. Rowland. Walter 5. Logan.
william Allen Butler, John a. Stewart Mornay
Williams william L. Bull. Frederick 5. Tallmadge
and F. d. Tappen:
The State Reservation al Niagara since Its es-
,ablishment ten years ago, has been Kept out OF
politics and free from money making schemes: and
we believe Its management is satisfactory to the
people o. the State
bill is now pending to legislate out Of ONCE the
Commission OF the Reservation. It H. to be
feared that this may eventually allow the Falls OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY

WIIAT Is GOING ON TU-DNf'
White Plains Asylum investigation.
Dock Commissioners meeting.
Lob, 4 DIX Post campfire Fifty -nnth-st. ana
Madson-ave. D. m -. NJ.
Republican County Committee W. 40
Thiriv-echth-st.. D. m
Entertainment in AID u New ork Throat anu
Nose Hospital Palmers Theatre. D. III. 49,,
Academy OF Medicine. NO Il west ro''' VII"
st. IT, m
Nineteenth Century Club Sherrys' p H.
Quaint club dinner. Waldorf. I'So p m -.
American Institute. Polytechnic sectioh' No IA
West Thriy-clghth-st. \ y. m
:, ,ohr.s College C;ee Club concert. Lenox Ly-
ceum. p IN. .
soccial temperance meetings at ST. Bartholome"
Nt,ssion Fo-ty-second-sf. and Thrd-ave; addresses
hv Ned Murphy and Henry Mead ana singing W
the Ecyerioges.
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LOSSES BY THE GRAND-ST. FIRE.

MORE THAN TWO SCORE OF INSURANCE 'o''-
pANIEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. f'" s'''
Mare than two scores OF insurance companies 'r'-
tcrday found themselves directly inter ,.s
.o' Aurmorit e. Co. at No. IS Grand-st.
-, o,.-,v which went up in smoke was not all
ia,od nv insurance but the amount which the
I,,,.. covered IL $4,000. The following is
Va' ~, >, irsurance companies holding risks on the
'ro,ertv which was destroyed and the amount OF
~. .sk assumed by each.
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NIAGARA and their surroundings 10 be again used for
private or corporate gain To avoid such huma,
ton the Trustees OF Scenic and Historic Places ana
Osi,rts urgently request you. Immediately upon Re-
c~lpt OF this write 70 your representative IN e sne
sela,e and Assembly 10 oppose senate BIZ No w
changing tho administration OF the state Reserva-
ton at Niagara.
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KEEPING TAB ON THE PROSECUTORS.

new order went into effect yesterday In the
Court OF General Sessions so far as the Assistant
Disrict-Attorney's office Is concerned subpoena
server IN eacn part Of the court has orders to turn
in 10 the District Attorney each day q written re-
port of how long court WAS In session. what time
II opened. took rscsss and adjourned. and what
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16

', rn "a an additional insurance OF $1,000 on hxt-
... nv the North American OF Philadelphia.
meeting Of representatives from the foregoing COM
nan,cs viii be held this morning at IL O'Clock IN
ipha o6,ce ~ the Board OF Underwriters to appoint
a COMMITTEES to examine the loss In the Grand.st
are and 10 determine the exact amount for when
the companies are responsible. =,
Tn. loss next door to the Grand-st building. It Is
sstima ted. Is S35 900.
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whom Mr. Riis told OF his visits aad enc
the sune illustrating with stercop,ico'p o.. n, In
~ tho nlacee ard persols he saw. Inc lteN ~
heck viii give an illustrated lecture on S9''c ,so
Ish Cathe,lrals' on Wednesday. Aprh - a. '
RE
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A LECTURE BY JACOB A. RIIs.

An illustrated lecture on 1.-The Children OF the
Poor was delivered by Jacob A. Rils last night
under the auspices of the Church OF Zion and st
Timothy. at the parish house. No. sss West Fifty
sixth-st
The lecture was attended by large audience. te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise $40 Sunset GAO Moon o4ol Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook 9:ia Gov Island 9:s5 Hell Gate II %
pW-Sandy Hook 80 Gov. Island 1852 He'll Gate ll;fo
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.s,s..rt Dstrict-Attorney arrived ana
vent away The order is suppOsnd 20 enpected to
from District Attorney Fellows. ~ s oiice or the
SHOW "he, rraesnnnsible for frequent adjournmehls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16

ala mn, catch the rail at the side Of the car; ana
feiI under the wheels lie was badly mango am am
one of his legs cut OF Wnen plckru ~ ' 70 ,he
i,st ahlo TO Give his name. lie was huireo ~ '''e
bosnital but did not survive his injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
PORT CHESTER.

Charles Clark died In the hospital at o'clock
yesterday morning. In this village from injuries re-
neived by falling under train at midnight last
sirht. Clark, whS was partly intoxicated. tried to
Scosa The train st the westchester-avs bridge He
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, April. 49, 1899.
ARRIVED
Steamer Teuonc (Br). Cameron Liverpool April g. and
Queenstown o. with mdse and 848 cabin and OO7 steer
age passengers TO H Kersey Arrived AZ the Bar at
-ssssm@ Colorado Csr, Wilton, Hun. 16aspa = and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16
rhe semi-weekIy interior report showed:

New-Orleans. April lo.-tiaiveston writes that an
experienced cotton man. factors agent just
turned from a trip through the heart OF Texas.
surprised the amount OF corn being planted that
the immense cotton acreage talk Is all rot: that
the acreage Of Texas Is rather under than over two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-16

We talk about clothes for boys
modelled after mems; about the care
fully carried out detail; about lifting
stout boys-but not often about the
iannty suits for little fellows as young
as s.
they're here, nevertheless maae
with the same care and attention 10
detail that makes OUT mems ciolhes
what they are.
Everything that goes with clothes
shoes. hats and furnishings.
Do you want our Spring ca'aosue-ma''ea "ee
ROGERS PEET & co
Prince broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
nd Broadway.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.

TO-DAY.
v...s For Line Mails close Vessel sails
Oriaoco Bermuda Quebec ........... 100 800 m
FRIDAY APRIL II.
Rio Grande Brunswick. Mallory
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Prince and broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirtv-second and Broadway.
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SATURDAY APRIL IS.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-07-09
Percentage Percentage
OF shipment, of allotm't
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

St Petersburg, July 3.-Thc Novosti
announces that Russia has obtained
absolute freedom of trade In China.
Galveston, Tex, July 3.-Twe1 ~
cars belonging to the Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe railroad and containing 200,
600 pounds OF wool we're destroyed by
fire lust evening.
St Pnul's Island, c. B. July THE
United States yacht Ituna, from Bird
rocks, Magdalene islands for st.
Pierre, Miq., has arrived here, and
wishes to be reported all well.
Athens, July 6.-As an outcome of
the insurrection in Crete against Turk
ish rule the Christians of the island yes
terday elected n provisional govern
ment, and decided to proclaim the
union of the island with Greece.
Berlin, July 6.-The liberal and sin.
gle-standard newspapers express them
salves as satisfied with Mex inley's
sound money declaration embodied in
the platform adopted by the republi-
can national convention in st. Louis.
Philadelphia, July 3.-By the explo-
sion of gasoline lamp yesterday after
noon at n pool room on Green street,
three people were burned, two fatally,
William Feinstein, owner of the place,
and Jacob Rudolph, aged Is years.
Berlin, July 8.-Gen. Booth, com
mander of the Salvation Army, has
conducted a weeks exercises of the
army In Berlin with n degree of sue
cess which the Salvation Army has
never heretofore been able to achieve
in Germany.
Northfield, Mass, July 3.-Pledges
taken yesterday towards the support
and extension of work among college
students during the coming year
amounted to 81, 400. D. L. Moody spoke
last night on "The Holy Spirit" and
will continue the subject to-day.
Waterbury, Conn, July 6.-While
b. L. Miller of North Adams, Mass.
was riding in hack on South Main
street after dark, he was held up by
three highwaymen and robbed of a
gold watch worth $50 and S25 In cash.
He was badly beaten about the head.
Hartford, July 2.-The funeral of
Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe, whose
death occurred yesterday afternoon,
as the result of paralytic stroke and
congestion of the brain which oc-
Cured Sunday last, will be held in
this city and interment will take place
in Andoyer, Mass, where relatives of
the late authorizes are buried. The
services in this city will be private.
Chester, Pa, July 3.-Charles Black
burn, u private in Company B, Sixth
regiment, P. N. G., has been dishon-
orably discharged for tearing down
the American flag. Col. p. NJ Washa-
baugh signed the discharge. The act
was committed on the night of McKin-
ley's nomination during a public de-
monstration. Blackburn was roughly
handled by the militia at the time.
Saratoga, N. v, July 6.-The ma
tional celebration Of the 4th of July
by the United Sons and Daughters of
the American Revolution was con-