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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-23
DOWNFALL or BLANco.
% va, Celebrated In s,Ji, iu yeusFu
ola ani Was q sursss

ola ani Was q ,us,f-
New York V.r o. AHr.r.l % ibf
Herald fu.u Cau.a. N.r.l.'a. ayE
The popular demonstration loo com.
m,m0ration OF tha downfall 0f Guzmar
Hlaue1 was o. marked success thou
sands taking part Iu the u1ad,
ON, ..uI.0lrt feature o. fh. demon
siutHu was ths erflu. m shown ai
every mention OF tHa uama OF Ro.af
Paul H.F popularity H certainly great
or than lt,.r $50. H#.
Tho r1y umar contrary tu ..ueu
expectation barred tHe entrance ~ tb-
proc, .un .r.0 fU. bolivar plaza B
infantry With fvI HlrHn,.s Pres.
dent Crero fora uus during fbc pro.
Fress af tha parade stayed Iu fhe exec.
utye mansion. Uuf farer ruIo hrruEh
tbo streets accompanied hy trOHr
body umrl
Tho military v. hsI under arms
and strong ..l.u % troops uas
made Ths served rary to luItat,
tho people Iat .h.e committed ro die
orderly a.s Wu. HmH r.r1as. fear.
iur fraul.. sought. r.. Ia tas polio,
ho'TmrH
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-23
NOW IN EXTRA SESSION
Texas Legislature Convened hut Ad.
journs For Lack Of a Quorum.
MEMBERS HAVE GONE HOME,
Get Down 10 business u, fore we'd
hssiay Call FOR the IA.
ira session Given In Tuii.

Austin. May 22-Thc 25th logislatur,
convened IN special session at high
noon to-day. but as there was NO quo.
rum In either house adjournment had
10 be taken until Monday
Il Is fully understood that the legls.
laturc will not meet for business unit
Wednesday, iu order 90 let the Nom
bors have time TO 40 homo. but In n,
meantime the few that will remain
here will meet Monday and adjourn
until Tuesday and then again unit
Wednesday before the legislature goc.
10 work
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-23

plusture May 90 Unity Village on
thc limo ot tho Sew ru#hurg. Rcssc.
NOR and lHko EgIo railroad is in o.
state of terror Friday was pay day
among the railroad laborcrs and a gen.
cul dchauch was n progress Street
bpVls were numerous and reports
were received 90 police headquarters
that four men were fatally shot amone
them Patrick Kcctc foreman Of m,
tull Ih- uIhnL. N.-n 1lllrcI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-23
WHAT ckNoVAs SAYS.
me Intimatss Mckinley Might Veto n
Morgan Resolution.


Morgan Resolution.
Now York, May ga special to th'
Journal from Madrid says:
Your correspondent has just had al
interview with Premier Canoyas. H'
stated IN reply TO a question as TO th,
significance Of the United States sen
ate's vote that he did not trouble him
self bio about Il. because President
william Mckinley would continue Z,
observe absolute neutrality. lie doei
not yet know II Mr. Mckinley will us,
the right Of veto which the law allow
him.
Even II he does not. said the pre-
mlor neutrality decides many ques
tions We shall be able 10 fight IN,
rebels better and we shall also be abl,
TO move ships about and employ th'
rirht Of oyerhauling. In addition. W,
should also have the advantage Of mo-
having 10 observe water Jurisdiction.
ln the house Of deputies the impress
ION caused by the senate's resolution
has not been 81 deep as IL was though
it would be
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-23

Washington, May % A telegram re.
cciycd at tho state dcpartmen IRON
Consul General lee indicates that IN,
number Of Americans In need Of relief
In Cuba ia much larger than was sup.
posed at first The consul general
SAYS that the number may reach 1900
Tho consul at Matanfas reports 25J
there aud the consul at Sagua, go.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-23

Athens May 90 Tho arrival here of
volunteers from America Friday "a.
cited curiosity but mo- enthusiasm
They will proceed 10 join the army OF
Grown Prince Constantine
The losses ot the Greeks Ia the bath,
az Phourka Pass were SOO Killed ant
wounded All irrcgulurs have dis.
banded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-23
cLoUoBURsT IN IDAHO.
Ta.us psvrofcl, Cstte nrovusi uud
MINING Iniuttries sursr

laFua hrs'rn' %, tailu hfuwuel uud
MINING JuIu,tfiss sursr
CuuretID Id1 Nrg g. Prrticu-
lars have reached here o. a disastrous
cluudlunt .tst visited thr valley ot
salmon r.,.r carrying n Is wake
ruin aul 1e.oHudu aud laying waste
one of tfe Garden po.s OF Idaho coun-
try rwlt farms were destroyed and
the place. mining Industry along the
salmon I.,. and Iu uIhuurIoa sut-
f,rJd severe I0HH l,gau.e of tbc car
Diur away ot dams aud Humgs The
settlers were compelled yo aoc To the
hills for n.,.E Cattle n the rlylucs
and Iovsu1. Naro drowned and ear.
r.,l away N uo Good into salmon
river. which .1Un I..m. @ torrent
The r'ouIUur.i covered % territory
alous the salmon uom several miles
above John Day creek Zoo White Bird
creek. dI.uu.. 0i 90 uI..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-23

er matters as may De presented under
section 90. article @
In testimony whereof ! have here
unto set my hand and uurod the seal
Of state 90 bo affixed tha 2lst Day VI
May. A. D. 1897
G.. g. CuLUERSON.
Governor of Texas.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-23
KING CAUGHT.

uuston nanksr Arrested aud Iuni,
Missing Fouui on uis rsrson.
Pennington Ne May % Albert NJ
King thc Hoston bank manager VIII,
disappeared Tuesday with $4,000 Of
the hanks money. was arrested here
kIuc reached here on the train from
RanEe',y iu the lake region. wher
searched az JAN an the money takor
from thc hank was found in King
pockets
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-23

Madrid May % Newspapers her,
considers the adoption by the Unite,
States of Senator Morgan's belligerencJ
re1Iut.ou 10 be a very grave step
They say % viii tend 20 Strengthen
the premier seuor Canoyas Del Cas-
tiIlo. Boo checking the proposed liberia
attack on the ministry.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-23

Chrkshurs W. Va. Nay e2-Ahc
Donaldson Mrs Shrcycs and Mls.
Martin were drowned in beaver creek
Nicholas county, while attempting "a
cross on lor The bodies were rcoov
cred IN Gaaley river
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-23

MISSING BLESSINGS
To the asaloied need not be done by Fairies
IN these practical days cor At our stor, We have
ALL TuE REQUISITES for relieving pain and
alleviaung AL the 10, that hosl l. hcir ioi
Atlht chaugcab'c season of the year We an
veil supplied With cuRts FoR coUess AND
cotos. 1hlsis also the season Cor BLOOD
PvR,nIRs, Of which W have ,hc best Aud
We keep everything that coald ho called iot In
a first Glass Drug stoFN
r, ], FOUNTAIN,
Druggist Rryan Texas
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-23

Chgti1nooga Team. May %. The
remains OFFS NJ Patton. the prominent
youug architect who porlshcd in IN,
Richardson building Gre ou April 3
last were found Friday in the ruins OF
the hul'duE Judging from the loca.
ton lu which the remains were found
Dc BE- believed Mr. Patton was trying "a
goi tp The Ore escape iu the rear ui "a,
building when bc was overcome by
thp flames
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
OPPOSED TO THE LOUD BILL.

Publishers DECIDE TO DO ALL THEY CAN TO
BEAT II.
The stated intention Of Congressman f F Loud
~ nrass his bill 10 amend the pos a laws relating
% second-class mail matter has led 70 renewal OF
the agitation which the measure mas o-lo'e S-"''"
I'D among publishers IN this ci'y. Inc PROVISIONS
~ NJ 1oud's bill admit as rnailable matter OF the
second class AL newspapers and perlodl d. pup
rcatiors which are issued At stated Intervals ana
as frequently as four times YEAR. but proposes
20 rrohibt the admission Of this class Of books OF
REPRINTS OF books. and 10 abolish the saH'p1e-cop'
privilege.
noon at the Offices Of the American Newspaper
r.on-nanv presided over by Orniond G. Smith. II
was held by the speakers that the Dill would be iaF
more reaching IN rs effects than us provisions
would seem 10 imply. consequently committee
was appointed 70 organize opposition 10 the enact
uert OF the BIZ. and 70 raise the necessary FUNDS
70 carry through the work Orvile j. Victor, the
chairman Of Committee selected b. the publishers
last year 10 bring about The defeat OF the OIL OK
palned 70 the meeting ms efforts In Washington
but despite the protests which mao peeR mace ne
pointed out that Mr. Loud had refused 10 recede
from his positlon that the bill had been restored
N rho calendar and would be reached immedia iely
after the appropriations lad been passed l. Alfred
Vernon IN speech strongly concerning the OIL
said was mainly ia cked BY loi OF fanatics VINO
were urcer the impression that It's object was TO
nrev.n, me sending OF vicious hJera ture through
,bs ,ooils He SAID also that the reason why the
publishers OF trade papers supported the pfopCs"
was because they desired tc stop IN" a-a ING "
rev pa pers He deni,G t.at there was any iouh"a =
lion for Mr. LIQUIDS contention mat me passage OF
,na hill would the Government stSJP ~
yearly Mr. Vcraon maintained That N. lass o.
Qualifications which the b aimed 10 exclude ioffne'
Sniv a smau proportion OF The secOrd-C lass mail
able matter. and that the suggested aIendnent7
would not apprcciaby lrcTeasc the reNeIu'S OF th-
rosr5fice John klJerhin also eXprens ed the olhn
ton that not only would he Governnen no say"
rnnnev NV me nasssEe OF me bill but mat theT"
would De a 4 nlnuticn IN the postal revenues me
only effect G, The bill he asserted woud NJ 10 nm
nar me bls!ness Of many publishers THROUGHOUT
The country. Oiher speeches were made severely
condemning the oonoHioi's ,ra'ures 81 ue "a r
vent II possible. BE adoption o. to- new law d
Cong a ccIn;ni't~e 20 carry on the Work or OPP
roslYg the measure vas apported, consisting OF J.
T Nicely chairman; r. Alfred vernon. treasurer ;
Orrnond J Smith j. 5. Ogllvie and Cn3rIes +, ~
A we os THANKS 70 Orvilie j Nirior ana JOHN
Fderkin for their efforts In preventing the passage
las: wear OF the Loud dill wa UNANIMOUSLY passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
CAN'T HAVE BOTH SALARY AND PENSION
COMPLICATIONS THAT MAY ARISE UNDER TIE

COMPLICATIONS THAT MAY ARISE UNDER THE
CONSOLIDATION oF THE POLICE FORCES
With The consolidation Of the various poles
forces In the territory Of Greater Newiork. which
occurs on Saturday. thcre VIII be many compIc a
ions which viii arise that Will require some am
culty 10 straghten out An instance In point Is
ne case of ex-Detectlvc Sergeant Thomas Il Null
vev Mulgey was Apo MED or tie Ne~-fork
force on September =. $50. He was retired on a
tension Of s. 90 year on October i. ls" soon
.f,nr h,s r.flrenen, he Vas appointed chief %
Police OF New-rtrccht. Subsequently Ne"-ttech'
wac taken IL by Brooklyn and Mil'"y WAS made
pa;rolnau On the Brooklyn force. lie afier"ard
lera.1, Il precinct dcteet..e.
Nov, IT, th. consolidation. ne would he b'th 4
re.ireI and ar active member, ard woui ~"
f-.uf1e boii "a pension FOR retir, mcnt aud ,
',r,rr f,r active work. thef clerk Is up = OF
~. ouiuion rha' he VII I'll nav" 10 i.lir trih
~. nension list or from. active Gity. MuHeJ -
rrttlfg noa 81 90 for active service ana |'"V 'oi
active retirement ,,, . -. nd
,,1,tcrs a. T.. WHO me new Chirf VIII be Inc
tu"a..t .r,,r.eaior con 20 be that Ch!ef Nj
Gri,arb vii be- made The nrst tnIrf % the On
isrg@d civ chef Clerk Kipp l. OF the opiHion
III Tho new Police Board can meet and organize
IN safurdav TIE present Board so's ont oi
,nwrr on Saturday noon. Accord4u. 10 me
.bsrter me now Board may met on SATURDAY
,H,'rnoon orgau.ze and make ih" appo.ntmen Is
. thtef and the TWO inspectors ana TWO t"put' :,
This can b.. done without reference" 10 the 'Nh
rules.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
LOcaL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

R.er & Schwartz. composed u Adorh Baer and
Samuel schwartz manufacturers ~ fhis at No ~
oireene-st made an assignment yesi"i1a! 10 JACOB
Adler wi,hou, preference. They began business IN
E-etr,,or, is.., and their inventory OF Mar n last
showed q caIltal Of {ei.rp The Liabilities are De-
,u,aen 20 o. and 5000 The actual value OF me
assets is not at tbs time known They CONSIST OF
r,.rche1dise outstanding accounts ana cash ID
bank. o
feld iewener a; No IA Bowery. YESTERDAY ana
r-.4a , lew under ihe two executions In favor Of
rhe Merchants Exchange National Bank Tor s-'l"
on old claims He found no stock - levy "P"u'
There were some consigned goods ana some so"''
on which deposit had been made efy'''''S
MS claimed under OIL OF sale to Henry Lewis.
1tr,can Frlrkolste!n wholesale dealer in fancy
,oois - No 1902 Canal-si and Of the nve-and-irn-
cent store al Nos. - and "A East FourieeniA-s'.'
made an assignment yesterday 70 Dah'l ! ra'H
giving preferences for D.sO Mr. Flnkeisieih hdS
hoer In business since ltsl Il, 40 lV- '"if'--'' anu
onened the Fourteer,h-st store IN January las
h, 70 asserted that he worth S55vr he-
a,.i,, h. WAS 50 TO own considcTabi" real estate
his attorney SAID Yesterday that the fai"fe was
de 20 dull trade ard helvy SNPcnSes. Inc n'"'''-
Iroceedes we.e taNen AesarlGay On eehni3 81
tte Herring ia,!-MarFln tomldIy. an ,l'at'I
r,,,'rrs Al 80 81 Chambers-sir by Idwfenoe -
HgIr. ~ gt IL Som or OF -, 20 ., or .l in+
a,.chnert Of $500 in tay9r Of Mosfs a Ms. o5
i,'e' 10 ara rcemont. ana al order was obianea
fron Juslco Bcefn:an directing NE rnrin ~ s,h
g., 20 -. rights Of Nj MJs!cf Inc rccrl'ets can
;hra ell inc stock and pa Of the Attachment from
Nr Rom-r deale' IN furniture al 10 %l", my
nv mad. an assignment yes' rHay - 1D,.n = -
-, 80, without pTci'Tcn' o. Inc dN-lb'H'"' !"
80, lied TO difncuijy IN making collections. ~,
~. -o.~iT mas aiken cnalE" o. ne s.pI'N y,
-, %c,ih m dealer r. pictures ano frames ~
=" TX Connobus-ave arG trunks and iPncy eoous
al No 763 Eiehth-aVe' OF Nv"
beer In business since B'o - :, ,vora g. 90
hnotier atachm.nt asalnst + r. W wsi rsceyed
s,ao,5ay for 81 ~ In favor OF Frederick D"ish-
IN an assigned clairl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
OPENING A NEW TROLLEY LINE.
CARS RUNNING ~ JEROME-AvE. TO wooDL."' '
TIE ROAD To sE EXTENDED


THE ROAD TO BE EXrTSDEc.
Tn. "Tiucklehcrry" road began running it' r"Gu-
ar cars on the branch from MacComh Dam brl1ce'
AT Ona-hundrcd-and-nfiy- f.th-st and no Harlem
River IN Jerome-ave. 70 Woodiawn Monda; morn
.-r This line vas begun last summer ana y
about five mi es IN length II j. Understood that the
road Will be continued the city limits. az Jrron =
ave and Yonkcrs-aye.. two miles beyond "oo'-
avn. and viii connect there with IN" roiey WHO"
runs between Youkers ard " UNI Vernon. Trans
,.rs m. mad. with the roads crossine AZ one
hurtred-ard- siNtt-irst 81 for ~ rhhlidee. ana NJ
Rurrside-avc ~ fremont ard VS. Farms The
oreniug 81 tic Jercmc-avs line t. II especial I'M
pOrtarcc to those no I've IN tn section of tnr
town which lies between the New YORK and North
I'm and thr Firl, m railroad. The cars ~hl rim
very fifteen minutes anti ATE midnight To
trip frol. tie bridx, 10 Woodlawr occupies mar
IN hour Tho roIt. passes through tofdha n
Heights ar4 thu upper part OF Bot. ri PARK. az !
also touch. University lIcieh's and fremont Tie
completion o, the road VII! give ga !mpctIs -
ready under contract below Fordhal. ~ )s-
RESI- beng made the contracts for mschdainz 2
!ng Je.oue-dVe. ana the uolk viii De- competed ny
May This. u f. cNIec.eJ. VII make fn' thor
iarf OF the city. A present the Jerone-aN-
trolley terminates al Macombs Dam Bridge md
la~s,Ig ger, &C." 4-"4 to walk oyer fu' s.ddl ?
20 The elevated station or across Tie bridge 20 the
Eighih-aVe Bngcfgf round trolley. VI % IT. JUS be-
Ing compip.cl by The Metropolitan Railroad. The
Increase Of traf.. u b. believed wi. .n q short
.i,r. create pub 60 l.uaud for direct come .tioa
both the yaGuCt and the bridge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
POISONS ~ JENNIE STHMER'S BODY.

Up. WITTHAUs SAYS THEY MAY HAVE COME
FROM 4HE EMBALMING FLUID
Charles Zano. the weeping barber. who IL ac-
cIsed OF poisoning Jennie Suhmcr his fourth WIFI"
was again arraiEned in the Centre Street Court
yesterday morning His went over 10 Janu-
AIRY 5 a. Professor VII: haIs has not completed his
chemical ANALYSIS Of the parts Of the body of Jew
ME sumner Deputy Assistant District-Attorney
Van Wyck told the Magistrate that he had nea-f
from Or. Witthaus who had told him that he
had already found three kinds Of poison In
the analysis But he said Fl was impossible 10 tell
az TIA. time whether or not the poison c1me from
the embalmirg fluid. RE added that Proftssor
Witthaus getting through the examination ~
rapidly possible cOnslStert with thoroughness.
ard that he expected to be- through in about an
other week.
Mr.. Van Wyck said that nothing Ike CONCLUSION
could be drawl from The tax he had bad "lih ITO.
as ia the pOsors. one u Tho pO.sons ne mao iouh1
was arsenic tho Professor said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
THE" ALIENS RIGHTS.
JUSTICE sMYTH THINKS THAT HE WAS Jrsrl
FLED IN PUTTING POLICEMEN OFT
IF HIS FI.ACE.

FLED IN PUTTING POLICEMEN OFT
n HIS FI.ACE.
The" Allen the poolroom keeper was before
Justice Smytr In the Supreme Court yNstcrfny
no2 a motion to review the decision Of Mag siraie
Brarn VINO on q charse u dis 3rderly conduct SEN
fenced Allen TO give bail for his good behavior Tor
two months BENJAMIN Steinharit. Aliens counsel
SAID that AT No 50 Sixth-ave. there was a SORT Of
political orga1iza.ion known rs the West side
club The club was daily visited. counsel said. -
policemen. who used 20 81 around the room. smok'
play c-rds and spt ii, focr.
Why didn'' the proprietor put them QUIT" in
quir,d Just.c, Smyth
Mr. S,cUhard: said that MAS what Allen ir'ed 10
do They reused 70 60 out, ard when he la.
hands or one q them he a. once arrested ami
taken before Magistrate brann who held that
Allen had been technically guilty Of disorder. con-
duct and held him in So bail for his good be
havior.
Justice sriy,h said that. Il Mr. Steinhardts state
rnent were true Allen had right TO use any fore
necessary to pu, the mer out Il don't know. ne
added. chow much force j. necessary 10 elec- eti''
y. w-iOTk p policemen. , 49,
Assistant pls'rict-Attorrcy Campbell raised inc
point tina, Aliens r m'cy was 10y aipcai 20 me
court OF Special Sessions and not ny WIZ OF Ger
THE police had 10 right" sad Justice smyth,
go r. main in the place after they hfd been ordcr
10 leave by the proprietor and NJ "as jus,ineG IN
jeing the force necessary 20 put them out The
Justice. however. agreed 10 accept briefs on me
Used
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
HIS THREATS LAND HIN ~ JAIL.
DETECTIVES INTERFERE WITH NEGRo's
SCHEME To EXTOaT MONEY-THE pRIS-
nNEE one OF GANG


SCHEME To EXTOaT MONEY-THE PRIS-
oNEH ONE OF GANG
Y. w Hsrrs. a North Carolina negro who for
some weeks has been sending threatening letters
10 wealthy men living in this city. was taken IN
custody lest nigh ~ Detectives Reap and Holland
Of Captain McClusky's staff Harris is said to be 4
Western panhanGler." who wrote letters threaten
i7S all sorts IL violence unless his derra rds were
comoli-l with. Among those who received such
Threatening letters were w *. Vanderbilt Charles
Rouss Charles y. Villas. Of the Fii,h Avenue
Hotel; John Wanamaker and the firm Of r H.
Macy All replies TO the letters were 20 be ad
dressed 20 Y VI Harris. No. 10 Bowery Mr.
Nanderhi!'s letter worded follows:
Hon. William Vanderbilt
My Gear Sir: IS, az now about seventeen nun
nave a lew cents apiece for Christmas Before the
~ rnal Heaven " must have little money. and
Nv Teug 6 NV la Woua pc yonT k III b5
we have ask d 50 far THAI they would give Us.
II you desire q committee TO wait you. et u
know a, oqq.e; a. we Want 70 have your favor Il
Ss o a. G9TmS y9u nay send y2or favor *
70 Y. w Harris
Mr.. Villas received similar letter demanding s2s
and h" reported the matter 10 Captain McClusky
Detectives Reap and Holland We're then detailed on
;he case The former wrote drcoy letter and
gave II % d boy, with Instructions TO Gilc :, 10 no
1ne but y. W. Harris The detectives hid in the
Office of Tie lodging y use At No. ~ Bowcry The
victim came along soon. ard when he accepted the
le,''r he made 4 prisoner. lie offered some
resistance. ont was overpowercd
On being searched. letters written 70 prominent
mon in the city Wee found IN thu neero'S pos-
session. Re said that he and seven other Western
men met In a Bow ry saoon some zine ago and
formed Themselves into ctr for the purpose
OF forcing money from ri u men. iie declared that
the ether men were ali strangers 10 him
Hal. is Was airaisn.d before Magistrate Crane in
the Eek Mark; Cpurf yesterday. ana. a. no ono
aIpC4red 20 prose nm he was committed 20
the Wo:khOuSc as a Vagrant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
TO BE TRIED BY THE PILOT BOARD.

Captain De%ncle OF the French Line steamer
Ia Normancie mas brought charges before the
Board of Plot Commissioners against Tie plot
Cramer who was docking La Normarcc las; sat
,,roav when she foued the CurarGer Lucanis. The
Captain alleges that the pilot handled La NOT
rnanC.e caTe!oss.y 4 tTia! a. the case before mo
Board has been set for January Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
vOrVC HENLETN'S DEATH.

Frank uen.ein, twenty years old. OF No l22 Eas;
Ninety-se,ond- st. VINO was found unconscious sun
oay on the stoOp Of house IN Lexngton'a"
near sixty-thlrd-st died yesterday morning in the
Presbvterian Hospital The police thought the boz
might hav. bee sarGbsfPei. bu. his father SAID
thai he though, that the trouble was an injury ne
had received in a football game a, 81 Johns Col
isee eight wears ago He said that the boy had no
Lren WI since Dr McWiams, Of the hospital.
operated on Hen.en or Monday ana found ci% q
dried blood the base OF the Skull. he sara mat
A. must nave come from old injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29

Pittsburg Dec %-Thc wagr conu'V' al -,
49,, o,Ls NJ ne Carnegie steel Company VII
,e-r,Inate by agreement on Friday. The present
cortract. which has been IN erect since 1870 VIII
,e removed with all employees excep, the tonnage
hands The bonus payments whlrh ue company
10 stnce June 1850 III addition 20 the con-
NO. rates Will be continued 10 all empoyes re-
.1,irp Inc bonus now. including tonnage, TURN ana
SeIn mo ~ m INC "A ne cond!ilo as heretofore.
~, noriirects will be signed to-morro" ne'"eeh
80 connary am. the tonnage men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
IprrvpOJ\T FERRY NOT SOLD.

The sale OF the Greenpoint Ferry tFahchse was
no.tnoned at the Controllers once yesterday
e. - ,hn time fixed for the sale arrived the con
,roIcr was not present. and there were no bidders
tn,r. clthe~. The Greenpoint Ferry company
which now owns the franchise. refused to oia '"S'
u.ek containing that an exorbitant upset pr1e
"A rs.o nut on the franchise BY the Sinking fund
no. =, issinn The ga was postponed tor Week
,be Tnntroiler hoping to get some new concern 20
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
ear az THE P4CIFfC COAST.

Astoria ore. Dec 3-A gaze sci IN OF 9u'usy
a 81. velocity Of the wrd yesterday aver
49, -, r,ies an hour. -Four ships are known
80 ne outside waiting to enter the harbor. The
esls yesterday morning blew ne British ship Pr2 n
me-, Up ~ Uosderlona sands where she IL ly!nS
nort. 80 - nosit!0n f. was Impossible 10 pass a
Inc 70 her 70 pull her on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-29
NATIONAL GTARD REORGANl|A1IoN.
MEETING OF THE SPECIAL COMMISSION WHICH
WILL. MAKE SUGGESTIONS

WILL MAKE sUGGEsTIONs
tn. special commission recently APPOINTED oy me
~ - rho REORGANIZATION Of the Ma ional
800 mot Yesterday at the Twelfth Regiment
,rr,orv sixty-sccond-sr. and Coiumhus-ave. Colo
10, Pb,.terer. Assistant Adjutant-G'nefal presi'-
"a ,d all the members Of The commission were
n-escnt The proceedings OF he body WIZ NOT oe
made public until the report mas '''n s"'''''''' -
General headquarters at Albany
-, ,,,,,,.si,r l. composed Of the following ON
- CoInncl Frederick Phisterer. Colonel Samuel
W Vclch. ir Colonel Daniel Apfeton ,"ione'
49, u: add In Colonel Necessary But cap
W imam Icnr u Miller Lieuten int-cOlonel william
IN "a 4nlbeu Major Charles + Roe and captain
Louis L. Cooler