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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AK ~ W.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Proceeds OF a fair given AZ Red BrollI ~i'hu~
ion conn. by little girls. DON ana san
Palmer Priscilla and Bess" lS'per ana h'iiS g. g.,
cole .-..--. .. O.. .''''..t't 100
"Oblge the glFef '-+'-'.- ...... 1000
-. C............
Proceeds II A barn entertainment given N tn'
children u Ben Gros,en'r Inn f'"l'''' -oo
Conn per NJ. y. 9lHpN''' l,0 on
TIL. result II a fair given az NCnker'. y -
Lille and sadie Gen''eF ana M"ND'''" 800
starch ..... =, IL, 81; ... -
Junior Christian Endeayor Society - fi''' 10
,anaregatlonal Church. Paterson. =: ..,-.--' ''
rrb,,rluon Chapel Of Divine ff"N'4'n'' - "a,
per M!iei q I''--' - -
AI,uiansl receipts u garden party am sac ~ 100
Huntington. y Y. by ak htt" misses 80.
Eirfhfsv box Of the primary class OF me ~"
Eaptst Church of the Oranges. per isab'c B. % M
Ieimer ......-.-...
Ti-., UoT1rrr4d church Of New Bruns"ick, y
j.. c'leciiun taHr" Ia Gina ~ 20
'iribr n i"'7''''
y. D. 80 -, ,is tr. a,lav'' 700
In men'i % iI'''''''' ~" ~ ... 2OO
louise u. Hl"i'''"
=. -. 1871 ,........... y $40 81
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CAPTURED AT 4 PRIVATE HoSPiiA
MAJOR AYMERIcH TAKEN By THE sPANlARps-
DIR. Drummer MAKES \ COMPLAINT

DIR Drummer MAKES \ COMPLAINT.
Havana July 1.-THE police of this city yeSter-
day captured Major Mariana AymerlcA' IN III
sureent at Il private hospital In Cerro. where ne
was undergoing treatment for wounds received in
an engagement some time ago.
Official reports from various provinces state that
scventy-seven insurgents, thirty-siX OF Whom pore
arms have surrendered to the authorities
The United States Sanitary Inspector Dr' bIHn-
nor has lodged a complaint with the United States
Treasury Department against Assistant Inspector
Castelanos for signing health certificate contrary
to his orders Il il understood that DR. Caster
lanos has for years been signing certificates having
heen duly authorized TO do 80 by Or. Burgess pr
Castellanos it is said has made an appeal 10 the
WASHINGTON Gov eminent. 49,, 4, II
4 dispatch from Madrid 10 the '.Diar!o DE IA
Marina" saws that a telegram from san Seoasuth
announcos that Premier CanOvas dol Castillo de-
clares that ii Is impossible fer the GoNefhh'"' 10
grant pardon 10 Manuel Fernandez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
WORK OF THE CITIZENS UNION.

Twelve of the twenty-five members OF the
Citizens Union Executive Committee met yesterday
at the headquarters. No 80 East Twenty-third-st.
Secretary John b. Clark said the meeting was de-
voted to receiving reports from various districts
So far he said the number Of signatures to the
Low petitions was estimated at 10000. OF which
y 600 had come in within week. The Union felt
Encouraged Mr.. Clark said. by the large attend
ance at the outdoor meetings. The output Of
literature f. be increased, especially the Kind
which paws attention to public baths clean streets
and other matters showing the Unions sympathy
with the working classes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
EX-SENATOR ]. Z DOOLITTLE.

Providence July 27.-Ex-United states senator
lanes Rood Doottle of Wisconsin. died at $3.50
o,clock this forenoon at the home OF his daughter
AT Fleetwood near this city. from Brights disease.
This was the sixtieth anniversary OF his marriage
His Illness began with an attack OF the grip ABOUT
A wear ago. His age aided this disease TO take
1irrn hold uDon him. and in few months serious
cornplcations set in. After a time there was
raIiv and he determined to come East TO attend tte
graduation of his granddaughter from smith Col
lego lie stood the journey poorly. ana IL was
thought best 20 take him 70 Edgewood week
after he came here his condition became feeole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
rp,ySATLtyTTC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who viii sail to-day on the
..ar,cso Lire steamship Paris besides General
s,ewart L. woodford the new United States Minis
,cr IA spain.. are Major George II. Berry Captain
,ras,ar H. Bliss l.. 5. A. military attache At
Madrid j. I. D. Bristol J. Sergeant Cram j. >
..t. lieutenant George :. Dyer. t. > n Naval
.,utach4 m Madrid Lawrence Drake. John T. Mac
Arthur lawson sanford ana Robert Todd
o Ldhe for 'i! Liverpool, will !ats out r. Arhph-
not he Rev ,cclR2xxo S%d b Middero5 q j.
M slmas :. 4 orchards. Edward watmore and T.
John WoOlsey.
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HENRY JAMES.

Baltimore. July G.-Henry James. one OF ,he
wealthiest merchants and fnanc.ers or this cry
lied this afternoon from paralysis. MI James was
born In Truxton. Cortland County, y. Y, III MI
and came to this city in isi7. He at once engaged
in the lumber business ard his career had been one
OF uninterrupted prosperity For many year. MI
James was president OF the Citizens National Bank
of this city. as well as president and director IN
many Of Baltmore's foremost enterprises. wdo"
five sons and four daughters survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.
rrsrERnAY.s RECORD AND ro-DAY,s FORECAST

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST.
Washington. July 27-During the last twenty four
hour. heavy rains fallen the south and middle
Atlantic Upper ohio Valley; showers in
Now England and on Gulf Coast The air
has steadily increased the Gulf u 81 Lawrence and
his mas served keep back the disturbance In tire lower
lake region. \ secondary or small depression mas ue
,aoned Middle Atlantic States. winds OF from
FORTY forty-two miles per hour being reported from
the southern England disturbance appears
10 be-. developing the north ~ Montana me pressure
in high in the Tower Missouri VALLEY and OF ne Not.
Pacific Coast The temperature has risen over the north
ern slope and northern plateau regions ana has remained
nearly stationary ELSEWHERE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
HAS ABB NAMED BEEN OCCUPIEDP

London July 2s-A dispatch 10 The Daily
News" from cairo says II is rumored there th"t
the friendly tribes have occupied Apu h"'he"
without any resistance having been oheie"'
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Way garE BEEN CAUGHT ~ AMBUSH.

London. July 2s-"The Daily MaiIs' cape Town
correspondent says that no news has reached Del
agoa Raw Of the expedition sent By Governor Al
buquerque OF Mozambique. to relieve Chamtsootu
Fort 1: IS rumored that the garrison, ~hlic puI-
swing the retreating rebels. were caught IN am an
f'Is6 AMI ma ssacred The whole OF GaZaland, the
corrospondent says is seething with reoeiiloA an"
me Porfugucse forces are few and incapao Die.
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Special Motifs.


Daily. SO n year: 81 per month - - "a. u,o,,,
sunday Tribune 81 a year Weekly; 81 SEMI -
POST AGE-Extra postage is charged TO tofslsh
except Mexico and Canada. and on the ca!y IN We"
pt iVN ,SCEs II sen, In cash. unregistered will b a.
the owners risk.
MAIN OFFICE-l54 Nas-au-st.
UPTOWN OFFlcE-l2i2 BROADWAY
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Morgan IIaries & Co.. 81 Boulevard Haussmann-
credit I.yonnas Bureau des Etrangefs.
Thomas Cook & Son. | Face de rOpera
Ceneva-Iomhard, Oder g. Co.. and Union bank.
Florence-Whitby & Co.
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The London Office OF The Tribune Is convenient 49,
10 leave advertisements and subscriptions
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FINED FOR OBsTRUCTIyG THE NAILS.

Omaha. Neb.. july G-Nneteen OF the twenty
one tramps arrested at Tekemah were arraigned
before Judge Munger in the United States Court.
They pleaded guilty to the charge OF obstructins
the United States mails. were fined nominal sums
and sent TO Jail for terms varying from three -
dfteen DAYS Other cases will he disposed OF to-
morrow The Omaha road is now operating with
nut intnrference from the hoboes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
70 FAULT TO FIND WITH THE rUnPiRES.

London July 27-Captain George S. Patterson OF
Ne Philadelphia cricket team. now IN TINS couh-
Try has on behalf OF the Gentlemen OF i"'"-
iephia written 20 the sporting papers Win I'I'i
snce 10 the statement that American newspapers
re criticlsing the umpiring Of The games played
uring the tour of the Americans. saying that the
ean1 enphatically repudiatc any insinuauoh OIL
infair treatment They have been treated ne
ays. with unvaryinC courtesy and fairness ana i1
ney take this opportunity 10 TESTIFY 10 INC t"'''
nd Integrity Of he umpires
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
JAPGE DEMAND FOR ITS STOCK.

There has been a large demand for the stock OF
the Mutual Gas Company. Control OF the company
is said TO be held by fewer than five persons. Inc
largest individual stockholder is Cornelius Wander
hu+ The NutuaTs franchise forbids the absorption
~ The coropany by any other company. However.
/, has the right 20 absorb any company or course.
The Mutual surrender rs charter Ihere = an
idea that the Mutual VIII be taken IN by the N'"-
.s,rL q "a East River company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
HrSTERIOCs EXPLOSION IN POTSDAM

Berlin. July Z7-While the postal employees were
transferring mail from one cart to another 'o-udS
in front Of the postoffice at the Potsdam railway
station one Of the parcels exploded inJurihs Il" e
poye severely The address on the package cCuau
not be deciphered from the fragments. inc Po IL
making Investigations as TO IiS orisl" anu W.
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THE CTRRENCY MESSAGE.
GOOD REASONS FOR DELAY.
ldianapolis Journal

Prom The HlpOIIH JUUIHdI'
There was good reason for Withholding the mes
sage unit. the Tariff bill was finally disposed Oh
md ir SO doing the President showed tact ana WIS
dom The tariff situation was delicate almost 10
a strainiIg point. and II would have been unWise
TO have complicated IL by introducing another -
sue The Presidents message shows that ne fe-
CARDS the currency question only second IN I'M
portance to the tariff question. and the Repubhcah
partv as no less pledged 10 act In than in
the other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28

should be read DAILY by all Interested a. changes .y
occur al any tlme) - -,
rocs,pn mails FOR the week ending July 81, 1897, VIII
close promptly all cases. at the General Postonce ~
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CLEMENT VI. RrTTER.

Clement VI. Rutter died yesterday morning from
heart trouble at his homo in the Newport. Broad
way and Fifty-second-st. He was dealer in bonds
at No. 4j Broadway. He had been member OF the
New-York Stock Exchange since July 81. 1860. and
was the first make a specially OF bonds on the
Exchange. He was sxty-slx years Old. AMI leaves
a widow and IA married daughter. Mrs. II. W. Lind
The funeral will he held at Mr.. Ruttcr's home
tomorrow afternoon al O'Clock. The burial vii.
be at the convenience Of the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
DETAILED FORECAST roR TO-DAY.

Maine. Hampshire and Vermont fair profanity
followed bv showers wednesday afternoon southcastery
winds.
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. rain
ca - 70 southeast gales.
Eastern New York rain. easterly winds.
Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey. rain; eas'ery
gales ,.
Western Pennsyivana and Western New-York generally
fair preceded by showers tho lakes; brisk % high
south ary winds becoming northwesterly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
COMPLAINS or 4 SALVATION BARRACKS

President Wilson Of the Health Board a"id yes
rday that he mad received Il letter II comPi''h'
bout ne noises in the Salvation Army barr"cKS d.
10 2c3 Pleeoker-st. Mr.. Wilson dcrl.n'd 40 give
tSat an insnscfor Of the Department would DC sent
10 the barracks to Investigate
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POstOfRce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested as "-'
Foreign malls for the Week ending July 81; 1897; vii:
close promptly in all the General Postocs AZ
fo"0"s' TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
wEDNEspAY-At m supplementary a; ma nor
e :appieme pat 1875 a. M Tor Europe
di PsaI per- $ Noordsnd Via Antwerp Gee's must
T hs Ss plymouth a. chsrb 5a and Hsmoars
sTrRDAY 4, m faE s Tpa" sEa Blush India per
ia Tourane. via HAVE deter. t9r G,her parts
a. n Tor Netherlands direct per A,stsrsam y.
Rotterdam dsttes must be directed esr bioOs VIA
Glasgow ietters must he directed per Ehlopia,o; a.
letters must be directed per Eerie'); at /? a. M
PRINTED MATTER. ETc..German steamer. sailing
on Tuesdays Printed Matter; etc Tor GERMANY
and Specially Addressed Printed Mater etc ,Sr one,
WeGnC@days German steamers THURSDAYS. and
cnar sn 1@a es for al aas or whss
they are advertised to carry mall.
After the closing OF the supplementary Transatlsnts
op.nsa on the piers OF the American. English French
1Ha Ma@s s. Of 5he hour ., sailing q steamer
MAILS FOR SOUTH AN2 CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
w tor 81 Thomas. St, cPoS Ies~ard wadrari
and Tobseo must be directed per Pretoria'D; az
D. m Tor Cuba. per = $ concho via Havana At p m
7-yt-PsDsY~At $50 a. m for Port Antonio per
from Philadelphia: at p m; 'suppemen'ary 30 p M
for Bs;mqa S per M for Saessa ana santiago
: : Ardandhu de,ters Tor Belize. Puerto cortez and
Guatemala must be directed per Ardandhu ,; At ..
m Tor la Plata countries direct per $ : Bellenden
Central America except Costa Kica ard south Paeinc
Ports per Finance via Colon 'le'ters for Gus,s-
ssntas23 ,"S,ombia must be directed per Habana'C
sTII4RpSY@A 10 a. m supplementary 1890 a nj for
nds letters Tor Costa Rica directed per
fr Hsy via Prince: Pe,it Goaye and Jeremls.
also carthag~na and Santa Martha. per Andes at
a., ,er city OK Washington uetters for other parts
- Mexico and for cuba must be directed per city Of
Washington J.
An. ,,r Newfoundland. by rail TO Halifax and theme.
D. cose At Office daily 30 2. Male
FOR Mauei,9n See dams AZ $50 D. m Mai. for cuba
steamers sailing tMoniay. and Ihursdays from Port
Tampa Fa Malls tor , Msxe9 ClY osSS!and un::
ks orce daily At go a. m and 2so D. m. tResis'
tered mall closes at . p m previous aay
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.
Malls far china. Japan and Hawai- per chm.
san m Malls FOR Australia sexeep, West Aus,rsiiA.
Hawaii and ~ a Ss July ny ana i aS 10 ' 1a
sa Mails for cla as"s s.r. 's say nc 1 q
'raa G'9 an $50 son D. M Nail. Tor China Japan per
aug olympic from Tacoma, close here daily w %
August $50 p II Ns heh 0r ara Aui frMsra.e ss
!t a.ss ,o' NewZealani Hawaii. FIJI and samoan
Islands per Asne az. a ~ ,g6 a. M II a m ana
ao m Tor on arrival at New-York u s. >. campania
with british mails Tor Ausiralis, , ., sailing s.uv
the schedule Gt c9s0s sasd Sn ss p'ss .
tefoa man c'oRNELIus VAN corr, Postmaster.
Postonice. New-york n. T.. July .. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
WOOD ART GALLERY OPENED.

A SPLENDID GIFT TO THE CITY 90 MN
PFLIEB Vt.
MONTPELIER. Vt. July 27.-The formal oPen'us -
tho Wood Art Gallery occurred here TINS eNe,l''7
The gallery which is one Of the hnes' !"
land was presented 10 the CITY Of Ho',p,"' ,,aJ
,,ho,ros " Wood president Of the National Acad-
r,. ~ Doeion VINO il n native Of this city. l.
contains many famous paintings. friczes ana SUN
ary easily SURPRISING ANYTHING OF ne r enc spe
ciaIv for II through the generosity OF froiess2 .
John W Burgess OF Columbia College, MIo ftI1nis
his summers here. The guests lncluueu riV,a
artists and art critics Of New-fork Boston 'i'''7
field and other places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
FY-SCNlTOP HILL 1T ELBFRON.

LING Branch July q (5peciaD.-Ex-En i;ed states
Senator David r. Hill. OF Nev-York. arrived at
Elberon AT II o'clock to-day He Is the guest o;
United States Senator Edward r Murphy. at the
Rinsc cottage. tonight The Senator relusei 10
talk politics this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28

James Rood Doolittle was born in Hampton
Washington County. y. Y. January j. lSl9 lie was
graduated at Geneva College in 1884. studied law
and u,as admitted u the bar in 1851 For several
wears ne WAS District-Attorney OF wyoming County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
HvRIcAN HEIRS NAY CIR THE LSTATE.

r4iis. Jaly 27-The American heirs Of wealthy
american named Williamson. who recently d'eo
.e.-. after a residence Of quarter ct ceH'u'! ~
! .ance viii probably secure the deceased man
I.obtrty the French courts Ia wing dismissed the
81 Of the French claimants which Wss DSs Isl 0
zen, h aOran and was legally married 10 hfE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
BAD WEATHER FOR NAVAL RESERVES
\ NORTHEASTERN UPSET THE PLANS MADE FOR
YESTERDAYS PRACTICE

Z NUEIT ILNTI tK ITNEI HE TIl.f-N' NIfI7T. IIIN
Yesterdays PRACTICE.
Fishers Island. y. Y. July 1.-THE Naval Militia
Of New-Jersey New York. and Rhode Island. which
are doirg duty on board vessels of the United
States Navy In Long Island Sound. off this island,
had some bad weather to-day. The programme
called for target practice at sea, and plans had
been made for trip on the battle-ships Texas and
l1assachusetts toward Block Island Early this
morning. however. 1t began TO blow hard out OF
the northeast. which rendered 1t neXpedient to
attempt target practice at
The torpedo boat Ericsson early this morning
took aboard details and put out to Gardeners Bay
for practice I'm tOrpedo-fring but that part OF the
programme also was curtailed. and the torpedo
boat, after returning the detachments to their re-
spective boats. arrived at NewLondOn early in the
afternoon. number OF the reserves were unable
10 find their sea legs. and apart from lectures by
officers Of the ships and sub-calibre practice. little
vas attempted to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
GEN. OSCAR WAITING FOR MORE TROOPS.

London July 2s.-"The Times" publishes as
patch from Rio Janeiro saying that General oscar
commanding tho Government troops teegraphs
that ne has occupied two villages, but - waiting
for renforcements before making an attack on the
main position of the rebels at Canudos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
THE PRESIDENT HAS DONE HIS DUTY


From Tho IN!cdEO Trbune
All the Senate did with the message was to refer
r. 20 tho Fhance Committee. That - all II would
have done had the message been sent In earlier.
No commission bin could have been passed at the
special session. But The President has done MS
duty He has not failed 10 call the attention or
Congress 10 the urgent need OF currency reform.
II II nof his faulf II Congress fallE 70 act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
JAPANESE TO ENTER HAWAII.
SOLDIERS TO THE NUMBER OF 1900 GOING TO THE
ISLANDS AS EMIGRANTs


81. Louis. July IA dispatch TO The Globe
Democrat from Los Angeles Cal, says: A letter
written by japanese official in Japan a former
Japanese officer living in this city conveys the in
FORMATION that the japanese Government will for
Waro 10 Honolulu in the latter part of July Loo
japanese emiSrants. These men in the
garrison at Necgata being soldiers in the japanese
service and will 80 shore in Honolulu as sim
PIE citizens. but drilled and ready for military duty
AT once The steamers which convey these
men nave been chartered by the Japanese Govern
neht' and carry In addition TO 100 passengers
arms. ammunition and military stores OF sufficient
Huanu'y TO make Il interesting for any parry try
ibS ~ prevent ikcir lancnc. In addition. nrec
XISe lneh-ct-war are already prepared 10 leave
nokof3ina, to arrive At Honolulu about the same
time that tho lanfnc of ne so-call He'd ernigrants
viii take place
- ne correspondent. VINO was educated IN inc
United states. used the expression; we viii get
further: II carnot write iris in nv own language
but you understand English"
Predictions conveyed in a previous letter from
this official verified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
JAPAN. HAWAII AND THE UNITED STATES
LONDON PAPERS THINK WE MAY HAVE 10 FiGH
IL ANNEXATION II PERSISTED IN.

LONDON PAPERS THINK WE MAY HAVE TO FIGhI
IL ANNEXATION Is PERSISTED N.
London July 27.-"The st. James, Gazette. COM
menting on Japan's protest In tho Hawaiian mat
ter says: According to European usage. 1t
amounts to threat to resist the transfer o. the
archipelago by force and is equivalent to warning
the United States that they must give UP their
views as to Hawaii prepare for war. 1t does
mean Just so much in the mouth of Japan though
the Americans do not seem to think so. But they
have such odd ideas Of diplomatic language that
they are no great authorites."
The Pail Mall Gazette says: I'VE have sdid
from the first that il l. no concern OF Great
Britain whether the United states annexes Hawaii
or not: but Japan's protest should give the Amer
Jean LIMOGES something to think about. Ii remains
to be seen whether American opinion Will rally the
annexation policy. II It does the matter VIII be-
come important for Japan has a powerful navy
and IL It does not. Secretary sherman. ana at any
rate President Mckinley. will think twice before
inviting the japanese Navy TO do the miSchlei IL
undoubtedly could" ., -,
The Globe" after referring to the cynical lns2-
lance of .he American Minister" says: Should II
be our misfortune to engage IN quarrel WIN on.
kin beyond sea- We must seize Hawaii immediatc-
necessary 10 take precautions now Is the ny no
means remote contingency Of war between ne
United States and a European Power aDie 10 ldNe
Hawaii which would then become E,ra'eE''tI =
noipi of great importance against ourselves II
Ianan ahdcates or commutes her rights 1t Is me
clear duty Of this country to interfere, even ~
the risk Of another abusive dispatch from ohe''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
Tile RoLIrLlN MINISTER RECEIVED.

Washington July 1.-THE newly arrived BOLIVIAN
Minister Senior Luis Paz. presented his credentials
"a president Mckinley to-day and the usual formal
sneeches were exchanged. The Minister Is the
third representative OF Bolivia who has been sent
Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
THE BAIL NAY BE GIVEN TP.

London. July 27-The suggestion Is publicly re-
heated that the proposed Deyonshire ball for char
NV be abandoned Most of those concerned have
received the idea coldy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
SOME MYSTERIOUS HOLLOW LOGS

Havana July 27.-The Ward Line steamer Segu-
rarca which arrived here from New-Nork on sun
Gay brought a consignment Of 40 hoho" 'okf'
each about fifteen feet in length VITA the e"us al
though closed showing clearly that they had been
uainted red for the purposes of disguise The logs
have been deposited az the Tallapiedra wharf III
the custody Of the police. They have not oeth eN.
amined. but it IL suspected from thelr "elsH' N''
they contain cCntraband OF war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-28
W.o,itaUn Cemetery

once No. = r I'D q.
Woodavn Station (2tth Ward. Harlem Railroad.
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COLONEL J. FENroN SEYMOUR.

Denver. July 27.-Colonel J. Fenton Seymour died
to-day Of Brights disease. lie was born In New
York State in tS32. and to Colorado IN lNo with
his brother-in-law. he late Ex-Governor Chsffee In
the early days Colonel Seymour ran stage lines
Later ne engaged in mining He owned the rich
Slide Mine al Boulder and other valuable properties