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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
SENATOR WELLINGTON ANGRY.
Says Hes Entitled TO Senatorial Prerorutiye,
and Hos GoinK to Have I'm.

and Hos Going to Have I'm.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-Tho Republican Sena-
tor from Maryland tMr. wellington). rising to a
question of personal privilege this morning, do
nounced q report in q Washingt on paper Of this
morning of proceedings In the Committee on
In connection with his opposition to
the confirmation of young Mr.. Warner for the
Consulate at Leipzig.
He declared the report to DO grossly unjust
and utterly untrue, and an attempt to injure
him with his constituents and to involve him
unnecessarily with the President He did not
know how any report could have got out Of the
proceedings OF the committee, which were of an
executive character and should have been kept
secret.
The statement that the Maryland delegation
was against him in the matter he asserted to be
untrue. The Maryland delegation would stand
by him. 1t was false that the Governor of that
state was against him. It was also false that he
had criticised the President. He had not done
so. He had criticised the Presidents appoint
United States. and he would reserve to himself
that liberty which would permit him to ~criticise
any appointment that ought not to DO made.
The Senator went on angrily and with fro
quent pounding OF his desk to deny in detail tho
various statements in the newspaper reports.
He ended with these words:
81 have a right to have impartial Justice. I
have a right to be treated as other Senators
have been treated. Ihave q right to the advan-
tGge OF Senatorial prerogatives. and II they arc
not given to me I will know the reason why"
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BuPFALo, July 2.-Logan, the iron horse. won tho
second race AT the Fort Erie track to-day. II was tho
one hundred and first race he has won. ami the s"v.
cnty.seventh tune that Willie Shields has ridden him
20 victory. Red Gidd at ~ 10 l made u slaughter,
summary
Firat tace-Three.quarters OF a mite ,-Hcal, lI5
HandelD. z TO /, won; Juno. llb (Newmycr, ! to o..
second; Alamo. l2i thcGlorel, 81 20 !. third. Time.
l:lTl2.
Second Race-.Seveneighths Of n mile:-LoGan, l2+
Rhields). 7 to 10. won; Marshall, ia (Sewmyerl. II
to 8. second; VIII Elliot. III uiorton), 8 to /, third.
Time. 1929.
Third Race -Three.quarter Of Z mile.-Old Genius,
lO4 (Fllnt). 2 to !. wuni Fratslln. l0A Blanks. 10 10
|. second; Miss Lillian, Toe DEAN, 2 TO l. third.
Time, HIST.
Fourth Race-Broezel Handicap; ono and Onc.quar.
ter miles.-SonE and Dance, 100 lJonesl, 4a to !, won
sue Kitty, lOS SULLIVAN. II To o, second; Basco. l05
(Flint), 4 20 ., third. Time, 2al3,
Fifth Race-Four and a half furlongs-Red Gidd. o.
Ga1kson). IL to /. won; Wink, 10 (Plin), o 70 !;
second; Ocean blue. ll3 (ForDesl, . to /, third,
Time, O:55La.
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DETROIT, July 1.-The track at Highland Park was
fast to-day and the weather intensely hot, Lucky
the threc.quRrtcr post In the fourth rnco ana fell.
breaking her neck. Turner, her boy. was stunned.
First ~Rarr-Fiye and one half furluuGs.-Alire Far.
ley. ITO (Sherland). even, won; rhIllI b r,rs, liz
third. Time. l:ONla.
Second Racs-Fivs and ono half furlongs Jean
Bart, IO5 u. Campbell. Z to5. won. VIII Wallace,
lO5 (w alker. = 10 ]. second; Bclair, 1913 ltoss), ! 10
!, third. Time. 1909.
Thiri R~ace-Four furlongs BcSs. 100 q.
Turner. Z to . and ont. won easily; Sister jane. go
n. CamphclD. 10 to |, second; Skillman. liz Is.
Smith, q TO /. third. Time. O:t8.
Fourth Rarc-Five ami n half MISUNDERSTANDING,
100 tShurtlaud), o To 2, won; otto H., lO5 (ROssl, = to
l, second; Miss Amss. 100 driving, 1 10 !. third,
Time. l:00L.
Fifth Racs-One AMI one-eighth miles .-Scccdah.
lOi driving, 3 to 8 aud out. won; Bcau Idsnl, lOD
CRo6sl. 3 to !. second; Black Jack, 100 (SewcOm). y
to |, third. Time, 1870.
Sixth Race-Five and n half furlongs. -Dr. Work,
l0i driving, = 70 /. won; Everest, l0o dtossy. 8 10 .,
second; Faybelle. 100 CShortlAnd), I to |. third,
Time, l:0S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
Washington Yotes.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE application OF W.
B.. Jones Of Jamestown. n. Y. for the Collector
ship OF Internal Revenue at Rochester was filed
at the Treasury Department to-day.
On tho recommendation OF Representative
Loudenslager a weather bureau station has
been established at Cape May. n. ].
The Post Office Department has allotted $780,
$50 to the Brooklyn Post Office for horse hire
during the present fiscal year. and Sll.2ll for
car fare. New York gets $le.6l8 for horse hire
and S765 for car fare.
Senator Thurston has introduced q bill to
punish by a fine OF $4,000 and Imprisonment
not exceeding five years persons who form
trusts or combinations In restraint of trade or
commerce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-Capt. ]. r. Bartlett
n@s been detached from tho command OF the
monitor Puritan, at New York, and ordered to
appear before a retiring board. His successor
mll be named In a few days. The department
PROPOSES retaining all the present monitors In
service with the home fleet.
Lieut., q. Laird has been ordered as navigator
VI tho Helena, and will report for duty July z,
wen vvh she goes in commission. Lieut.. NJ. j.,
m9ou Is TO be detached from the Puritan and
o'TTefed TO the Detroit.
ihe next retirement in tho navy OF conse-
ss neo WIZ bo that OF Commodore Pythlan, who
TTnt having attained the rank OF Admiral. He
csohe OF the few officers in late years reaching
bIig5hinodore's rank who has not retired In the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03

CHICAGO, July 2.-Jockey BoEeman pulled Babo
Murphy up in the fourth race at Shef1eld to-day, ev.
identity thinking he could make thu Judges 0ieve
suiross fouled him. but the trick was old and failed.
Summaries:
First Race-Five ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 105 Ct.
McHugh). 8 to l, won: Mary Kinsella, los q. Morgan).
10 to J., second; Dousterswivel, 10S DoLeman), 10 to
!, third. Time. l:O2l2.
Second Race-Six furlongs.-Lone Princess, 100
Dorsey, 8 TO 3, won; Chenille, 90 (Gray), z to 8. SEQ
ond;, w~hitcomb. 80 CDonaldson). IS to /. third. Time.
1:l4i4.
Third Race-Five furlongs-Kate Fisher. o. q.
Clay, 3 to ]. won; Al Lone, 90 CEvansl, IL TO /. eco
ond; G%olightly, l02 (W. H. Martin), z to /, third.
Time. l:O2.
Fourth Race-onc mile and a quarter.-sulross lo4
"a. Barrett. IL TO 8. won; Babe Murphy. 1o7 BoZe-
mann. even, second; La Crescent, 10& ~(Caywood). 10
TO !. third. Time, 2:09l4.
Donaldson). 6 to /. won; Tidiness, 102 Dorsey. 4 TO
J.. second; Sonchalance. lie (Bozemnn). . 70 l.
third. Time, LOG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
To Explore the National Park.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2.-An expedition Of
biologists started to-day to explore thoroughly
the Yosemite and Hetch-Hetchy valleys and tho
Yosemite National Park. The party Is under
the direction OF II. w. Turner, head OF the
United States geological work on this coast. and
includes Prof. John c. Brannor and r. A.. G r
field OF Stanford University and ID. w: s. Sri.th
and NJ, ID. Louderback Of the State University.
Brannor is a Cornell man, who served for years
in Brazil under Prot. Charles Fred HART ana
work in Arkansas. The plan is to prospect for
minerals and metallic ores and fossils and to
High Sierra. Included In Yosemite park, which
is practically unknown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
BRooKFrnLD,s Own ErRoIIMEvr.
ne and Gen. swayne start One-Wnh No Col.
lccfornhtp 20 nuna m.

Nv -
iectoruhip 20 Build On.
It has already been told how, whilo tho rolls Of
the regular Republican organization were be-
ing revised last Tuesday night and hundreds of
former anti-Platt men were adding their names.
William Brookheld. Gen. Wager Swayne, and
eighteen others, who coll themselves tho County
Committee OF tho Republican Organization of
the City OF New York" wero meeting in Lyric
Hall. II was not made known until Yesterday
that these irreconcilables on that night decided
in advance that the revision and re-enrollmont
in progress at tho time must necessarily DO
fraudulent, and declared their determination to
have ono OF their own. At that meeting IA form
Of enrolment pledge was adopted, and Secretary
Frank G. Langley was authorized to have tho
following notice printed and circulated for sig
natures:
REPUBLICAN ORGANIZATION OF THE CITY OF NEW YonK.
Following Is tho enrolment pledge of the above
named organization:
be a sincere and consistent member OF the Republican
party, and declaring also my belief that tho use OF
sssnds TO SI the as . i%S sS q eiSn II hb SGi;I'G and % %iso that
municipal elections ShSuid be conducted upon a
the Republican Organization OF the City OF New York
.Ms = nMce1----..
All persons entitled TO vote In the city of New York.
sommanicSte with FRANZ c. q LaSoIsT q see arte 70
sls West li7th street, New York.
WAGER svArNE. Chairman.
WILLIAM BRooKFIELp, Chairman Ex.
The work Of circulating this pledge for sigma
lures will DO commenced in q few days, Mr..
Brookfield said last evening.
Mr.. Brook6eld hurried back to attend Tuesday
nights meeting from Washington, where he had
been with others to ask for tho appointment of
Robert j. Wright for Collector,
Most of Mr.. Brookfeld's old licutenants and
their followers who were not, there already en-
rolled as members OF the regular Republican or
ganization on Tuesday night. President Quigg
OF the County Committee said that almost tho
entire Brookield organization was swallowed up
in this way, and Mr.. Brooktield admitted that
there had been some" secession from the ranks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
STOLE AN ACTRESSES JEWELS.
Ono or the Thieves Caught In Newark was .
Beliboy at the waldorf.

The jewelry taken from two thieves captured
in Newark on Thursday evening has been iden-
titled by Miss Lillah Smith, an actress. living at
the San Reno Hotel In Seventy-fourth street
and Central Park West. She said that it was
stolen from her room on Wednesday afternoon.
She identified young Hart. ono OF the prisoners,
as "A former bellboy in the hotel.
Hart had since been employed in the Waldorf.
He lives with his parents, and his mother Is said
to DO dying. His father said yesterday that II
his son was q thief he wanted nothing more to
do with him, but Harris brother Frank went to
man, who gave tho name OF ammon lied In
giving his address. but Hart has confessed the
theft and is %contrite. They are held TO await
requisition papers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03

To Consolidate All Lines Except tho Brooklyn
Elevated and Nassau.

Plans, 1t is said, are under way in Brooklyn
looking to the consolidation OF the Rapid Transit
Company, which controls the Brooklyn Heights
Railroad and the Queens County and Suburban
Railroad; the Brooklyn City and Newtown Rail-
road. better known as the De Kalb Avenue Road;
the Coney Island and Brooklyn, and the
Kings County Elevated Railroad. 1t was in
tended at first to have the Nassau Electric Rail
Guided In the consolidation scheme, but. 1t is un-
Gerstood. the negotiations with them were
broken Off owing to the high terms demanded
by the men who control these companies.
1t is said that d.. q. Mills, who recently pur-
pnny's stock: the Rockcfcllcrs. and cx-Gov.
Flower have been the prime movers in the mat
ter. In the plans proposed the Rapid Transit
Company IL TO be the operating company and
the trolley is 10 DO substituted for steam on tho
Kings County Elevated Road. 1t is expected
that should the consolidation be effected a sRv-
ing OF several hundred thousand dollars q year
In tho operating expenses would result.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
D1DS,r BEnIEvE THE POLICEMAN.
Magistrate PIammer Discharges . woman Ar
rested for Soliciting.

Policeman Quinn of the West Thirty-seventh
street squad arraigned in jefferson Market
Court yesterday a French woman who described
herself as Nellie Wilson of 2O7 West Twenty
sixth street, ON u charge of soliciting. He said
that he had seen her stop several other men at
Seventh avenue and Twenty-sixth street on
Thursday night, and that she finally spoke to
him.
wife OF n journcyman iewollcr who worked in u
downtown shop. She was employed In a rcstau-
rant at SOL Sixth avenue. and was on her way
home with a friend. named Marie Estrangc,
when overhhuled by the policeman and arrested
without cause. Mrs. Wilson's friend cor
roborated her story.
Quinn Insisted that Mrs. Wilson was alone
when he arrested her, but couldn't provo any
thing against her character. Magistrate FlaIn.
mer said he believed the woman In preference
70 the policeman and discharged her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
Loriilard's Dolnbrn and Kecnc's 81. Cloud II.
win mt Newmarket.

LONDON. July 2.-Picrre Lorlllard's Dolabra
won the All-Aged Selling Plate of 1903 sovereigns
at Newmarket to-day, tho winner to be sold at
auction for 100 sovereigns. The distance was
five furlongs. Stingo was second and Castle Or
third. Twelve horses ran. The betting was Q
to ] against Dolabra, 10 to l Stingo. and 100 to
. Castle Or.
800 sovereigns, the second TO receive 80 SOW
ereigns out of the plate. one mile, was won by ].
X. kecnc's st. Cloud H.. 3 years. by Condemns
Belle of Haywood. His Reverence was second
and the Erminie colt third. Fifteen horses ran.
The betting was 100 to 6 against st. Cloud IL, z
to 2 His Reverence. and 10 TO / the Erminie colt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
RAILROAD COLLISION IN TEXAS.
Five Passengers Hurt At . Crossing OF Two
Lines Near Celeste.

DALLAS, Tex, July AT 1:l5 this afternoon
a northbound passenger train FOR st. Louis on
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad was
run into by a southbound Santa Fe freight at
the crossing at Celeste. twenty miles north Of
Dallas. Five passengers on the train were in.
jured. A man named Marshall from Houston Is
In a dangerous condition. One woman was also
hurt badly. Another man had a leg broken and
another was hurt about the head. The engineer
and fireman OF the freight were hurt but not
seriously. All tho injured were taken to Deni-
son accompanied by surgeons.
The cause OF the collision Is said to have been
the failure OF the freight engines air brakes to
work, The chair car and sleeper were so badly
wrecked that thoy were abandoned at Celeste.
The freight engine was also left there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
YonLers Hank Robber FlaAniEan Gets Eleven
Years.

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y. July 2.-Patrlck Elan
nigan, who was convicted last week OF robblng
tho Yonkers Savings Bank in April last, was
sentenced to-day to eleven years Mt hard labor
In Sing Sing. Prison. Flanagan. in company
tered the bank. held up Lyman Cobb. the cash
Ter, at the point of a revolver. and stole ~. 200
from the counter. OConnor's trial will take
place next October. Flannigan's wife was in
court, and when sentence was passed she broke
down and had to DO carried out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
r,..,.a for ATTEMPTED rraiu wrecrinr.

PorrsvILLE. Pa. July 2.-Richard Sober of
Minersyille was placed in Jail here to-day.
charged with attempted train wrecking. lie
made several ineffective attempts during the
Track. Coal and iron police discovered him to-
day placing pieces OF c~onglomerate rock In 2
Intor the miners, train OF six coaches. with lOO
men and boys on board. came along.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03

CHICAGO. July "A mortgage for $4,000 o on
the Chicago Opera House property was filed for
record yesterday. 1t was given by. Walter l.
Peck, Clarence j. Peck, Ferdinand w. Peck, and
Anna H.. Peck, widow, trustees under the will
OF Harold S. Peck. TO the Northwestcrn Mutual
Life Insurance Company. The mortgage covers
the corner lot and seventeen feet OF the Adioin-
ing lot at the southwest corner of Clark and
Washington streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
Car, theodore chad.e, all. Dead.

Carl Theodore Chadscy. % years old, of II
Warren place. Brooklyn, who was employed as
bookkccpor for the Empire Watch Company at
80 and 81 Maiden lane. fell dead at Court
street and Atlantic avenue at $40 o'clock last
night. lie was n grandson of the Roy. Dr. c. J..
Woodworth. His brother. II. c. Chadscy. is "A
well.known athlete in this city. IL is supposed
death was due TO heart disease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
CONFIRMED By the senate.

WARRINGTON. July 2.-These nominations
were confirmed to-day:
~onsuls-Abraha +. Smith OF Illinois. at Victoria,
i. c.; Henry Bordewich Of Minnesota, at Christiana,
Norway; John 9. Caldwell OF Kansas. at San Jose.
Costa Rica: Philip c. Hanna OF Iowa, at Trinidad,
West Indies; Joseph J. Stevens of Indiana, at Plym-
outh. England.
Thomas ]. Yandell. Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the Second Kentucky district, and John w. Yerkes.
for the Eighth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03

Arrangements Made for . Reciprocal Service
Daily.

WASHINGTON. July 2.-As the result Of long
correspondence an arrangement has been made
between the United States and Mexico for 4
daily exchange of weather reports. Tho United
States will DO informed hereafter OF storms COM
ing into this country from Mexico. and that
country will receive reciprocal information. The
daily receipt Of these reports will enable tho
United States to give valuable advance informR-
ton 10 the Southern ports. The Agricultural
Department will follow up tho settlement OF this
matter by efforts for n daily telegraphic weather
report from the West Indies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
sculptor Noble. creditors after Him.

Frank W. Gorcth las been appointed receiver
in supplementary proceedings for w. Clark
Noblc. sculptor, at III West Eighteenth street.
on the application OF the King Mcleod Com
pnny. Mr.. Noble is working under an arrange
incnt with the Gorhnm Manufacturing Com
pany. There is due him $4,000 from the Church
OF Incarnation. but he Is under tho impression
that tho money belongs to the Gorham Com
pany. Mr.. Noble made tho model for the JeiTer-
Rnn lun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
james N. Keeno Pays sa.Ioo TOR . Young
Meddler,


A representative gathering of horsemen were
at the American Horse Exchange last night
when tho thoroughbred yearlings from tho Ne
ponset, lakewood, and Megibben- Edgewater
studs were sold at auction. The highest price.
AGO., was paid by James II. Keene for tho
chestnut colt by imp. Meddler-imp. Onoma,
after a hot bidding contest with Hardy Camp
bell, representing Mike Dwyer. Campbell was
more successful in his efforts to secure tho
brother to Central Trust, for after j. f.. Nc
Donald, who owns the latter had carried him to
SO. 100, Campbell got the colt for an extra bid Of
500. Some of the best prices were:
PROPERTY OF THE NEpoNsET STUD.
Bay colt, by imp. Meddler-Iodel. by fremont;
Chestnut colt, Gy imp. Meddler-imp oncma.
by Hampton; ]. r. keene "............... 400
Brown colt; by imp. Meddler-Sheboygan. by
Virgil; A, White. 1000
onondasa or imp. Rayon dor; NJ. +. Dwyer.. $500
Chestnut nlly by imp. Meddler-imp. Ettarre,
by Maccaroni; WI 800
Bay flly, by imp. Meddler-imp. Springtide, by
Galllard; j. Sanford. 1900
Total for 10 head. ol9. $50
Average per head OIL. 026
THE PROPERTY OF THE Kwo STUD.
Chestnut colt, by Fonso-Falerna. by Falsetto;
Bay colt, by Fon;o-Mabe DuGy. by F~ai;eitoi;
Bay colt. by Hayden E~dward-Spenoia by Wv
spenithrlfti A. J. Joyncr. 700
total Tor . head es8Oo
Average per mead .e3l2.oO
THE PROPERTY OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STUD.
Chestnut colt, by King Eric-Elerni by Aste-
roid; J. X. Blanden. 61,l00
Total amount OF sale. 20 head. ............ 9lS.375
average per
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All persons entitled TO vote In the city of New York,
and who desire to become members, are invited to
communicate with FRANK c. LANGLEY, Secretary.
919 West 1l7th street. New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
Talk OF 4 CURRENCY COMMISSION.
Tie President said 10 he Considering . Special
Message ON tho Matter.

me freaident said 10 he Considering . Special
Message ON tho Matter.
WASHINGTON, July 2.-The President and
Secretary Gage have been giving some attention
70 the advisability of asking authority OF Con-
Hess for the appointment Of a currency COM
mission. A rumor which cannot be verified has
IL that a message favorable to the idea will be
5ent in before the end OF the present session.
There Is no intention on the part of the Admin
ter this session.
The report that Mr.. Mckinley desires a COM
mission to inquire into tho currency question Is
generally based on the desire OF the President to
show an evidence OF good faith in carrying out
promises made In his inaugural address. but 1t
eehnite will come OF any proposition to have a
formal investigation OF currency matters with q
view to proposing changes.
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Time, lac.
Third Race-Seven-eighths Of a mile.-Mamie O., 90
&c. Combs), 4 to 1, won; Bob Milliken. 118 (w. Dennl
o to /, second; Hawthorne, l0D &c. Slaughter), b TO I,
third. Time, l.32A.
Fourth ace-Three.Qnarters of a mile.-Ferrs
Hartman, l0l tGarner), q to I, won; Dick Behan, Ito
Ct. Murphy, 8 to L. seconds Our Bishop. lo1 q.
jones'. q to .. third. Time, l:1T34.
Fifth Race-Five.eighths of a Observation-Disclosures,
105 Nv. DEAN, g To l, won; The Brewer, 100 az.
Jones). IL to /. second; Valid, los (Britton), 8 to 1,
third. Time. 1905.
Sixth Race-Three. quarters OF a m~ile.-Free Fun,
109 %(Brltton). 4 to l. won; Myram O.. l03 20. Combs).
. to 8. second; Lieb Rose, 104 IT. Murphy, third.
Time, l:lSa.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
Tho Hay state Ga. Litigation.

WILMINGTON. Del, July I'm tho United
States Court to-day ex-senator Anthony Hig
gins. attorney for George A. Smith of Boston.
filed a petition for leave to intervene in the case
OF Godfrey Morse of Boston and others To have
receivers appointed for the Bay state Gas Com
pany. Judge bradford granted the petition and
the attorneys Tor the Gas Company Will be noti
fed that Mr.. Smith wants to be- among the com
plainants against that CORPORATION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
A pirecrnoler Cause. a woman. Death.

Mrs. Kate McQuade, tho wife or Harry Nc
ouade. died yesterday at the Soncy Hospital In
brooklyn OF burns received on Tuesday night at
her home, All President street. A lighted fire.
cracker which n boy had thrown through an
open window got under q lighted kerosene lamp
burned. The boy ran OIL and he has not been
discovered,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
z.rmsu =. henderson Missing.

carmen s. Henderson. a collector on the Long
Island railroad, left his home at New Lots road
ana CLEVELAND street, East New York. on We'd
nesday, His wife has reported him TO the police
as missing. He is 80 years old. has a llSht com
nlexIon, aud brown hair and brown eyeSs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-03
RoosEvELrs ANrI-RED TAPE ORDER
at Does Away with CIrcumioeution in the Mat
ter OF Regulations.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Assistant Secretary
nooseyelt's anti-red tape order has been pub
hshed to the navy in an official circular. II does
AWAY with the circumlocution required by the
Present navy regulations concerning requisi.
uohs Tor supplies for ships in commission. The
present regulations require all reauisitiOns for
snese supplies TO pass through the hands of q
plumber Of officials before being granted, and
nent Of the service. The new order will enable
sUamhiiding officers to keep their vessels In
such a state OF efficiency that they Will be able to
ssssspond TO any call made upon them. The order
Snows commanding officers to mako purchases
maaVance OF departmental approval.