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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12
THE NAVAL MILITIA PROGRAMME.
,ro ne CARRIED OFT WITH TIE ASSISTANCE OF
.nN1pAI p1'NCTc's wARsIIPS

,ro re CARRIED OFT WITH TIE ASSISTAN'E OF
ADMIRAL pI'SCE's wARsIITPs.
Washington. June 1.-THE summer programme
FOR the Naval Militia was given out at the Navy
I1n..r,nent to-day. Rear Admiral Bunce. com
nanaing the North Atlantic Station has been
d,rected 10 detail as many ships as are available
TO carry II out
Oro chin will 20 TO Boston on July II 70 cooperate
With the Naval Militia Of Massachusetts whch
Win no on board the Minnesota in the Lower Bay.
one ship will call at New-liaveh' CONN., on IT.
dav Julv 10 20 transport the Naval Militia OF Con-
necficut 10 Gardeners Bay. one snip VIII V's'.
vowyork on July 10 TO transport the 1st Naval
battalion Of NewYork from New-fiainpshire I"
car1,rcrs Hav. returning on July Is. The
Naval Militia OF Rhode Island VIII reach orient
Ia,,, Long Island ard go into camp Saturday.
JuIy II, ana will be Joined by tn" Naval Militia OIL
~,nn.york and Connecticut the three States form
ing n Joint camD, with the TWO meh-oi-""' III AZ
tendance fc~ purposes OF instruction.
one ship will 90 to Delaware bay 10 co-ope'h''
,,,,h thc Naval Militia OF Pennsylvania. which
will be embarked on board iceboats loaned py "'e
o,,, Of philadelphia. and will make a recon
noIssancc OF the lower part OF the Delaware nNe''
,,, m the Delaware Brcakwater. The State In
ITO, viii take place on Tuesday. July "a. when
,he nen-of-war programme Will begin one shii
..r a.. detailed 10 go TO Colchester. Md, where tho
WI" n,u,,,a NJ that State Will be embarked on
;>hNhi ,ha dale one ship will he detailed 10 IN
poaTu ne t,attal,on Of the East OF the Naval NIL
Tia OF the State of jersey: ana anoiar' u "
I.ia o, ~, battalion Of the West, at Camden =,
s'Tuc, UT, robahIe that at the time designated IN,
pat,alion OF the East will be cmbarKen on 9os ah
~ portsmouth. at Hempstrad haipo,' a.. ~ ~ ~
,,Iinn Of the West will he on board the AJaA' IL
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CLOSED TILL. THE TARIFF IL ChA'>"r1"'

, IA, the annual meeting OF the
,-,.,,ora 81 me \onantum WOTsted company
-, .os,.rdav IL was voted: THAT. In view OF the
aonression prevailing IN the wooNen business anu
,ha uncertain outlook In this country II IS uiu'
sirabe to continue The business Of '".S oo"p""''
w. and 90 out OF business George nan IL
,s - The Company said The company 10 sotem.
ui.i a. 80 moi made money the last year. ana va
9u' -, oan, 70 be bed 10 death When me cVnd'-
n " atrairs IN this country Is more ,S
non va "a ,erests especially as REGARDS tHe ,tiiAs
nn mali probably resume business me mi.iS g.,
We rn. ,f,m Worsted Company arc si'ud'.u III
inc ->O'' .n<,n rs The NOnantum Dlstrlct, IN New
o The oces are in Boston are s d i which Ti viii
De c.ose -, ,wo months. The employees huniDer
&c., Of about hxs n9nd sqp Sre SS Se The
cohPdis GODS in process Of manufacture are IN
plant S enr & 41Oo 600 The mills make yarns and line
Arces
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NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.

Macomb. Ill. June ll-The fopu''s'S Va Wv .a.sa,.
r,,nrrass Convention met here yesterday
49,, nominated DR. A. J. Parker OF Clayton LOT
Congress. - ., prshvillo
M W Greer and Enoch Edmonson. OF husn' ',"'
we're made delegates 10 the St LOUIS Oo''
Free-silver resolutions were adopten 49,.
49,. n,s,r,ct Yesterday met In convention
a aIa nominated FOR Congress Robert W. Iobn n
Rloomington W A Culop. OF thls C'ts, d a. 10
pPii~om ~ washington. were chosen as le go
ne eXationai Convention. and " L. S.inha' NAM
chosen o,onied favorng the free ana uh.'', =. =
nous ~ si,vcr at l6 to l. and for Governor MAJ
,baus for President.
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A3 Chamber. St.
WintOn
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Ballard Rubber CO.
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS
Ballard Rubber Co.

IN MEMORY OF JOHN ]. O'BRIEN.
THE ASSOCIATION HE FOUNDED HAS ITS ANNUAL
DINNER.
The third annual dinner Of the John j. y bTleh
Association in honor of the birth OF Its fouhder'
the late John j. O'Bren. was given last night AT
the Hote, Brunswick John r. BrodsKy Preslue''
Among the persons present were Bernard bishh'
Martin Engel Police Captain Donohue FREDERICK
Seeup ex-Coroner Schulize, Charles Kramer. Or.
Leon Cherurg. William T. OBrien and ex-Aider-
man Charles s. Smith.
A letter of regret was received lTo" i"o -
Patt in which he said
Every Presidential contest is an mpoTtant t Gnr
hui the coming election is far more ssii.'- ,s" tn
any that has taken place since tha OF 0 and the
,orlingman and the capitalist, the laborti CO.
a,sr u,il he alike affected by the outcome ioI
he Value of the money which the one earns amected
,ai,e Of the capital which the otner mas in|oN''u
are both hanging in the balance -
1..,ers If regret were also received from HoVei"oi
,,nr,on Cornelius n. Bliss, Mayor Strong, Coione'
Frederick D. Grant, and others, con ~ John
John f. Brodsky. John L. o. brien $50 SUI senator
7 O'Brien; General James T. y be,rI Iebr De-
yJacoh r. Cantor ex-Justce Koch ana 'o"n D. N
iapa ma speechcS
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npnuNED WHILE on MS WAY HOME.

49,, MARIA a contractor. living In FLUSHING LONE
,.,,'nd was drowned Wednesday night MT.
M"rra had the contract for the removing OF art al
me Woolsde Water Works In Woodslde' ana II was
''nuo rc,urning to his home that he was drowned
s,or, time ago the bridge over Strong cause
way. which Is an arm OF f'uSh'hs n", 40, ,n,o a
y" =, tho Newtown side 10 row to the flus"-
,D s,Ic His sister was on the Flushing shore
'hS s'r ,,- mir, He weighed almost 2io pounds
nd when nearly across the water his boat Goa shore
He was good swimmer ana s,ru ,hs ,and he threw
When s lands and disappeared He was ol,tican
pors ~ age married and well known ~ he Central
ye tto,,s County He member OF w. ,n,;cs
H ~ OF the Gleason Democracy anu ""s
beaten for Coroner.
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EA HANCOCK. seer tti.a rIi'' wv
HOLDING Court on THE FLAGSHIP.
offiCERS OF THE KATAHDIN CHARGED
WITH DRUNKENNESS AND
OTHER OFFENCES


court Of inquiry was convened at short notice
y" board the flagship New-York yesterday, and
cap'ain schley Of the flagship Captain Sands. OF
u'e columbia: Chef Engineer Andrade and FiNt
Lieutenant Lane. Of the Marine Corps. are busy try
- ma out how much truth there is In charges
sa'n nave been preferred by second-ciass ma
s""'s' named Hagel, OF the Katahdins s'aH'
s.Ans' Commander Richard p. Leary. In command
" ne ram; Lieutenant W. NJ. Wood. the executive
Its OF the vessel J. G. Colweli. her deck ofIicer
'Aa Chief Engineer Isaac s. X Reeves. who con-
:, her engines. who are individually ana COL
''1sey charged with drunkenness and conduct I'M
'oning officers. And behind the charges there Is
arory
s~eordlng 10 the accounts. Hagel who is some
OF sea lawyer. enlisted last summer as a
Na-class machinlst. and when the Katahd!n
INTO commission was assigned to duty on
he little craft. IT did not take him long 10
.Shis cramped quarters. and a short time ago.
xs ne joined the feet he made arrangements
rss,s shore boat and quietly slipped away at
o. and the next morning was marked down
Ay so ~ Ms as deserter NO one was partlGGu,
lev dsoi'y at this, bat every one was surprised a
10 ,na!s ago when jhc missing machinist turned
ar AZ al tne glory Of new toys ana genera
ssnerai. N's'ac'on with himself ana the "o''' III
the s air was accounted for when he produced for
thrssn pect.on OF Captain Leary some letters from
a.. w or four members OF Congress. whose names
rgh, snneld. certifying that the machln.st was all
aug not deserving OF punishment To these
had sStary paid no attention. and the fnachlhis'
In tbs me opportunity of cooling his enthusiasm
roory ,d Org which on the Katahdin is neither
found IVA, was more surprise Yesterday when 1t was
the con maj the machlnist had written to one OF
rteon mvangressmen VINO had given him a letter Of
the asssendation. making serious charges agalns,
taken Tiers ihe mentioned. The. CONGRESSMAN had
due ~ .ne letter TO Secretary Herbert. and. with
odolss ara Tor the moral condition OF the feet that
horonsdd' once ordered Adm raj Bunce to make a
vas ysh investigation, and the court Of inquiry
board "v outcome. The sessions are being held on
inss Nil, me nagship and the second days proceed
WI De on the schedule for TODAY
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SINK BY A GERMAN 6TEAMER.
A FISHING SCHOONER IN COLLISION WITH THE
cRoAr1A-cREw SAVED.

A FISHING SCHOONER IN COLLISION WITH THE
cRoAr1A-cREw SAVED
Ros.on June 1.-THE German steamer Croata OK
tho rg-American Line, which arrived mere
,h,s afternoon from Hamburg had on board crew
q, seventeen men belonging TO the fishing schooner
Maud B. Wethere, OF Portland Me- Cap'e'n
ra,as Mckay which vessel was In collision win
,ha Cr,o,,a and was sunk at $40 o'clock yesterday
manning twenty-six miles Off Cape Sable, y. ..
The crew were all rescued by the CROATIA ana
safely landed here -,
Cantaln Mckay OF the sunken vessel says tnAs
bs sailed from Portland five weeks ago FOR cape
shore and secured fare OF 26 barrels or rnacKere~
With uhIch the homeward passage was begun iaSt
SUNDAY on the following day. foggy weather smut
=, hut for all that he managed TO Zee MS way unuA
wednesday morning.
..yv. cav n steamer emerging from the bank or log
ord coming directly toward u.s." he continued i
JUDGED that when first sighted she was going at the
,o,a ~ ton or twelve miles an hour. AT that time
We could see nearly a quarter Of mile away. and
ue were making about two miles an hour with
light westerly wind. Seeing that a COLLISION was
inevitable the alarm was given. In less IMAM threo
,,,,u,ss from the time the steamer was nrst seen
h era shed into our starboard quarter almost cut
nc our vessel In twain Fifteen of the men sue.
ceeied in reaching the rigging The vessei began 20
alongside the sinking craft. giving the men an oP-
portunity to reach place OF saIety Oh '"e ''sa"-
ers deck" $3.50 - ...,,,o ord a halo
,fter she was struck Captain Mckay ana one OF
the crew were obliged TO jump into the sea- pus
were rescued.
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FOR SOUND MONEY AND PROTECTION.


ADDRESS TO THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION
Philadelphia. June 1.-THE Union League, through
q committee appointed for the purpose TINS AFTER
rson adopted the following address:
To the National Convention OF the Republican party.
The Union League Club of Philadelphia the repie..
sentative Republican organization OF the SredteS'
Republican city OF the country, respectfully SUD
mis- FOR your consideration that the present mn
dances 10 the prosperity OF the country are: flrsl,
uncertainty as 10 the maintenance or the EXISTING
gold stands I'd OF value; second. that declency IN the
Government revenues which has compelled an m
Crease Of the National debt in order 10 deiray te
leessary expenses OF the Administration, anu
nrd the departure OF the Wilson bill from tnal
Policy Of protection TO American labor to when thls
@Gntry owes that unparalleled prosperity "hich
enjoyed ring the years preceding 49, - ,
Considerations Of the pubic interest ana poHuca
speaency dictate the adoption OF platform "nlch
tai declare with absolute clearness tnat me re
polcan party aGheres 70 the policy or projection
nd reciprocity: demands the enactment OF Jaws
Which Will give 10 the Government an adequate
f7enue; opposes the free coinage or silver ana IN,
Es upon the maintenance OF the existing goo
tsniard Of value
Nothing short Of these explicit and positive declara-
,as vii assure the people that the Republican party
'aen again intrusted with the responsibility OF az
slstration Will resist any debasement OF the stand
"a value. VIII protect the wages OF American RAZOR
td will restore National and individual prosperity.
JAMES V. WATSON,
- Chairman Of the Committee.
L. A. HANCOCK. Secretary
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NEARLY 100 NOMINATIONS MADE.
ONLY THREE OF TIE PRESIDENTS AFPoINTEEs
REJECTED by THE SENATE.


REJECTED by THE SENATE
Washington June During the session OF Con
grcqs lust closed the President has sent 70 the Sen
ate nearly loo nominations or this number three
were reiected William H. Fowle. 70 be Collector Of
Internal Revenue for the With District Of Virginia
r. A. Freeman. be postmaster at Bur.ing y. G g.
and William T. Wicker. to be postmaster at Sharon.
Mass Sixteen nominations owing 10 opposition by
various Senators were Enacted on They are those
81 John G. Kelley 10 be Collector Of Internal Ievc
me FOR the Ist District of NcwYork; William l..
Marbury United States Attorney for the District Of
MARYLAND: William Il. Chillers. for the District Of
w-Mexico and thirteen postmasters
Mr. Marbury's nomination az United states At
,ornov FOR MARYLAND first came 70 the Senate In
Nav 1896 and has turned up at the beginning or
each session since. his confirmation being success
fully resisted by the Maryland Senator'S John {
kelley was nominated 10 be Collector or Internal
Hevenue for the LIST New-York District az me pc
Ginning Of the session TO succeed a Augustus icay,
whose nomination rejected by the senate
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MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS FOX uohD'
AN UNEXPECTED VICTORY OVER THE FREE-Sii'-
YER FACTION.

~ ,-NExPFC-rFD VICTORY OVER THE fhr'r'-'
YER FACTION.
G, PAM. Mimi. June 1.-The Democrats Oh MIL
resota did most unexpected thing to-day ny We
caring emphaticaly for gold. when count oi no'''
lac, NIGHT seemed to indicate that the '0''
would he for free silver. The Committee ." NJ
,,,,ior made two reports. declaring LOT soiu anu
,ho o,ber for the free coinage or silver ~ AZ " =
tho latter being the minority report. Inc Ia ~
oatos from Minneapolis and the thirty iiV'
Du.u,h voted solidly for silver but IN spy "a '
tho gold men won by vote OF 40 TO $50 ne w
tory was a signal for National Cof'ih''eo'.%"
>,,cha.l Doran who has given his attention W inc
delegates for several weeks The PLATFORM wa" my
,rdorses the Administration of Grover 'ie'e'"nu' e
i,ar,,es the party's position on the tariff anu "uS
declares on the money question: -,
W. aro unoualinedy in favor or the prese.t boiidd
standard Of value We favor the use .. Do.. ~ ~,
and silver as money, and believe our 'oN. . ~ M
sbo,,id coin and keep In circulation as IL Pa" &c
orcuIatinr medium large an amount % 10
can he EMPLOYED without destroying or ~,
.I ~ rov The existing parity of value petwerl ~
mir in gold and the unit IN silver We opPo , he
t Hilit ,ingre Of silver by Government az tle
atio of Is to without coopora'iIpn on - ~ f
~ o.bor commercial nations or the ""ri''
w. deIepates-at-large are as follows T. b. WIN
.on MINNEAPOLIS; Daniel W. LAWYER ST I r;nx
9om,,r Rrarkenridge, Rochester; ChaunceE ~ '"'
ter Fergus FAILS
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-, nominate Henry NJ Teller OF Colorado.
sr President >
CT LOUIS THEIR GOAL.
,cv1NLEY STATE LEAGUE TRAIN TO
START TOMORROW.

THOSE WHO WENT IN GENERAL HoR-
.rp poRrERs PRIVATE CAR YESTERDAY
AID rAssETT on GOVERNOR NOR
TON AND THE vICE-PRESIDENCY.
,,,.,av State League special headquarters
The 6, on,s will leave this city tomorrow
usn iO 49, tho West Shore Railroad. The schedule
rorH,o .9o m at Franklin-st., and siS a. M at
line %,.r,v.second-st. Park Commissioner Samuel
We saran has charge OF the arrangements ior de-
N"" frorn the Weehawken station
fa''' Horace Porters private car Celtic left
Oe"' cav station OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
Tx rsste-dav attached TO the 2Ao p M express
'~u Tbere were aboard General Porter. General
p~no, Thomas Cornelius y. Bliss. Colonei >. '. H.
s" william Brookfeld. General Arson G. Nc
rse',- g n T. Coils Corrections Commits
- o.har, 7 Wright. Wilbur F. Wakeman, Ben
9" norbe,ner Thomas +. Eagan and other
prr,own Mckinley men,
W .,uovnc delegates. alternates, contestants
,.,be,s will start this morning at 10 a. m. by way
- baltimore and Ohio Railroad:
- senator j. Sloat Fassett Thurlow Weeo
VI Eckstein Lucas L. Van Allen, David
SIM '.nr, Joseph Murray. John Steiber. Abraham
49, John p Windoph. Joseph W. Hacke"'
.,.,,an Goetz Hugh McRoberts. Augustus Den
Va y" rgbsrt F. Kroyer. Rudolph Mass. John D. COL
.. Herman katZ, MAYOR Joni W. iV''o"' ~''''''eS
's' ,.or August and Charles Buermann, C. C.
v, NV Jacob Kahn. P. J. O'Brien. j. W. Will
"H'I ca1oh s,mms NJ. NJ. Mulhal. j. b. Dorw~'an'
s'n' r.o,ahan. William NJ. X. Olcott. William H.
!0n 49,, o,d a carload of Brooklyn men,
l. - ,ar,or cars VII leave the Grand central sta
fO"' 49, vev-York Central Railroad for St Louis
u" today and will have on board Senator
n page. Special State Deputy Excise Com
VnS'''S csorre Hl.iard. John Reisenweber. John
: y.rvon. Secretary Of the state committee
~ Raj. l. p. Gleason. ex-senator lAspe-
va s,ovnrt. F. s Wtherbee. H. B. Fu.ier'oh' '" a.
= c Bell Senator Lexow. J. NJ. Dickey'
~. p-.slav William Davey. Major w H. ives
J. s.n.,or / Irving Burns. John Lewis Chiids'
mr Walker William Barnes. jr.. James
VIM VIA. rrork I Walters. J. lie Roy Jacobs. l..
.1sa0n n. Clamp. J. II. Weller. II. b. Wmtoeck'
orockenbush Jacob Hess. G. W, Kavanagh'
-. pox,sr D. Lawrence General George :.
Ssheler -, ~ .,,. .ro,n
- orc STATE Committeeman William L. Proc
- Og3ensburg: Congressman Serene h. Payne
-. wheeler Dewitt c. Middleton. John T.
-. s-.-- s,.,o Superintendent George w. Aldridge'
~ Hackett. Senator John Raines. senator I'M
~ rusror,h Frederick G. Weaver, irving NJ
O.! I. rs''S - rias u Bahcock and DAME! Beach
1vpyDs;or Fassett IN speaking OF the propaolIlia
..hs Vice- Presidency coming 10 New ork say ~
.ariav. -" have every reason Tor staths Ia -
22rsrnor Morton will accept, he can nave me re
,sn thai Il Is TO he rendered MIN Dy l.iV 800 ar
4 me Mckinley campaign 90 h9' hiOm ina he
h will accept this offer or not nut - hsan
,ll,-r adj
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NETWORKS DEMAND FOR M'K1NLEf.
THE GREAT WHEEL. BEARING THOUSANDS of
SIGNATURES. TO BE STARTED FOR
ST LOUIS TOMORROW.

III. great wheel OF the Mckinley state League
nth ,ts 10000 and more signatures Of Republicans
,ho demand that the vote OF the State OF New
York in the Republican National Convention silai'
1. cast for William Mckinley, OF OHIO because
rest majority of the voters o. the State wan, MN
animated. will be taken from the League heau-
charters. No % East Twenty-second-st., to-moiro"
morning 10 the West Shore train at Neeha"Hei'
~. wheel guarded by four uniformed colored attn
hates OF the Samuel Moran Republican Associa-
ton Of the XXVth Assembly District. VIII be
placed upon one OF ex-Assemblyman Bernard Big
Inns big trucks at 1880 a. m.
The truck will be handsomely decorated with
bunting and portraits Of Major Mckinney ana
"Barney's" housekeeping horses will be decker
out with the Mckinley colors. A fine band OF
music will precede the outfit 70 the Weehaw1ihen
station where the great wheel and lts ehdieSss
string Of signatures will De loaded upon the Hp-
servation car OF the Mckinley train for 81. Louis
A delegation OF the State League VIII escort t"e
truck and wheel TO the railway station.
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u-DGE cALDwELLs SILVER VIEWS.

Glenwooi Springs COL June h.-Jndge henry -.
c,dwer NJ the United States Court, who Is resting
her. said in an interview yesterday. that he VIII
No, accent a nomination from the Peoples party II
the Democrats put up silver man. He only wants war
nm opportunity to vote ior a snser p, S anu
two would be disaster to the cause WIN b tne
an he country as did Lincoln In 1860 1t Is his
snpn that a god standard 10 the beginning OF the
end Of free government
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p1Pru OF NEW PARTY ANNoO->

CD po,,ds Mich. June IA letter received
..os,erdav from T. f. Jarvis. OF Benton haroor
mere ses.eiu"' 49, h,r,h Of a new political party In
Michigan The National SILVER C centTa comm,ee
srsn VI T. a has done al. Of the appointecs Tbc
The committee vii meet at Lansing is to put a
luea -, ,,ninn ticket In the field. 70 De cO'Poa -
- s,I,,er element OF al! the par'i"s
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THE y1CUT ELECTRA DISi BLEED.

Elbrldge T. Gerrys steam yacht Electra, WING"
has BEEN partially rebuilt at Wilmington. Dell ar
rived here yesterday In tow of the new steamer
Shnneccck The Electra left Delaware BreaK"a'er
on Wednesday for New-York. She was sigh.eo OH
Cape May by the Shinnecock, disabled, OWING 20 20
in tow and brought into port and anchored on SAY
Ridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12
,oArNER REELECTED TO CONGRESS.

Nov- OrleanA June 1l.-At the speciai eec"o"
g., congressman I'm the With District. held yesterday
sufficient returns are received to show that = .
poo,ner Democrat. has been elected by eoou
ma torlty over Benoit. Populist The same men
ran last November In the regular election ana
tena,ner was elected, but Benoit made contest
nd The seat was declared vacant by the House Oh
~
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

Hsmn,onee y, 10. 10. and 20 the Shelter Island and
a. 1 sn and Amasansett leaving Long Island city
MSerheaH ropo,kiyn at 255 =. NJ. stopping at Manor.
Tons esst "a ~@ar1utuck and Cutchogue, and all sta,
~SSasansett west hampton 10 sag Haroor anu
sas Harbor iso and t Greenport 7:ts A. M.eeXdvt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12
WORK or THE SESSION SUMMARIZE

In summing up the work OF the session Mr.. Can
non says: .. T., a..
Tho Republican party has not power except In the
49, ~ REPRESENTATIVES, The Senate is worse
hn Democratic and Mr.. Cleveland Is President
n m ,h hest OF our ability from the practical stand
~ -. ra nroDosed revenue measures that IN these
r,. ZINES would save from borrowing money.
~ VA The House has performed IFS duty But not
anu v ,ha mower in the Senate. that bill slept the
n sIeen of death there. Nothing was left US but 20
49, the appropriations necessary to carry on the
GGovernment taking care that we only appropriated
t u,nnev absolutely necessary 10 supply the needs
Nv ~ ,ha C;overnment and in no instance entering
y, mon new fields OF appropriation save where tneir
tpnr,anre was SO manifest that sound public
sanp,inent would Justify even the borrowing or
money to carry them on , - ,,.. H..
'Therefore we have authorized expenditures ior
49, sortdca tion Of seacoasts In order TO give
'r noonle assurance OF permanent safety In great
or sum than the aggregate or al APPROPRIATIONS tor
81 iLa nurpose made from 1888 to 1885, and we De-
ua o that the country VII justify us In that ex-
erduure 4 liberal Nava. bill has been enacted
Wisesegislation has been written upon the statute
honks nv which Fashioned by the Committee on the
g,Jtcory) we correct abuses that abounded through
the administration Of justice In the courts OF me
cn The House has done promptly, with wis
Som what IL was possible TO do. To sum 1t all up
n word no scandals can be charged to this
House
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The Treasury gold reserve to-day stood at NA"
900 $40 The days Withdrawals were s2.iT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12

The excess of expenditures sl26OS +S IS oyer rev
ns for tho first two years OF Mr.. Clevelards pres
t,iStration together with the excess or eX-
pense over receipts of o. for ,s h ha
sIcH'n i nnt ~ moneys derived from the sale OF
bnI- when MIR Harrison retired from the es W hl
Ilou'' ,hs Treasury Of s2i.i2s0S7 IS on the first
AM AM ~ lime OF this year. but for moneys derived
sr,, Tho sale OF bonds there existed an actua. de-
l ni.on On the Treasury OF 6.26l. O62 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12

Capta,n Allen v Reed, United States Navy. mas
been detached from the command OF the Navy YARD
AZ Portsmouth. y. H.. and ordered to nis home'
preliminary TO his retirement. Captain Reed 10 tho
otrcsr 70 whom President Cleveland refused promo
tlDn on the recommendation of an examining board,
and ne was obliged TO retire.