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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
HELP FOR THE T. F. OAKES'S CREW

At the suggestion of the Seamans Rights Com
mittee Of the Social Reform Club that organiza-
ton. at a meeting held last night, decided to pay
the expenses OF the crew OF the ship T. +. Cakes
in a Brooklyn boarding house until the end OF the
prosecution of the criminal charge against Cap
tain Reed OF that vessel and the S95 900 libel suit
which the sailors have filed against the vessel for
cruel treatment has been decided. The taors'
decided TO keep out Of party politics in the coming
municipal campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
A BILL THAT ENCOURAGES TROTTING.

Syracuse ~ Y. May 1S-As result Of the sign
ing Of the Burr-Lamy bill by Governor Black
yesterday the Central New-York Trotting Circuit
was reorganized to-day. Lyons. Geneva, Emira
Ringhamton Rochester Syracuse Rome, 1lion
Gloversve Albany and Troy were admitted Inc
circuit will open at Lyons June and four day
meets will be held in the different places.
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- Occupied In betting.
Tfr~e-1 On

Won easily by half length two lengths between
second and third.
SIXTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HURDLE HANDl-
Capture 81 500 Two miles eight hurdles.
Mr. Chamblet's br. h. Kilkenny, by Dare
bin-Kathrine. aged. l4I Ii. 80. .Veach Il %
W iis ~ " ''............... (Mara) Al G-5
get 4 I59,....,......... .1English) DO out
Beaumont 4 1872 ........... .tMcInerney) lO-i q
Tripol T. 1870 tcar. 1870. Up. Caahan)o W -
Time-3:47i9.
Won with great by lengths: four lengths be-
tween second and third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES.
NETWORK HAS AN EASY VICTORY OVER
PITTSRtI RIG.

Plttsburg. May IS-The Pirates were easy MARKS
for New-York to-day. The visitors had their Dat
ting clothes and knocked Hawley out OF the pox
In the fifth inning The kid battery then went
IN and did much better work. The features OF the
game were Glcason's superior work al second ana
Joyce's heavy batting-four( hits with total OF
twelve bases. being the seasons record Attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
0raueIIers' 6otel Docket 8nioe.
Gl0Gsl Tariff BMreaW7
GRATIS.

"a. p means American Plan; =. F.. European)
Albany y y........... Hotel Kenmore 4. p. 81
hsBIJRY PARK ~ IT, Coleman House opens June 10th
BALTIMORE Nd. Hotel Stafford, e. p, Sioo up
do ...................Ho Rennert. f. p. s15o up
BOSTON. Mass Hotel Vendome. A. ~ 20
do Copley So HOTEL E. p. Sl5O up; A. p. $3.50 up
BRISTOL r. I............,..D "oit Inn opens juno
BROOKLYN. N. Y.Hotel 81. George. e. p. Sl A. r., 90
CINCINNATI O.. Grand Hotel. f. p, 81; A. p ~ up
FIRE IsLAND. Hotel and Cottages open July
~ Y. Office. Townsend Building. Broadway 2oth 81
FISHERS ISLAND, y. Y..The Munnatauket, A. p s"'oo
CT HARRINGTON Mass ..... Berkshire Inn. A. p. IS
KANSAS CITY Mo The Midland f. p. 81 up A p 80 UP
LONG BEACH. Long Beach Hotel opens June .
MDDLETOWN SPRINGS VI. The Montvert opens June -
Mineral Springs and SCIENTIFIC WATER CURE
NARRAGANsETT PIER, r l. New Mathewson, A. p -
do .,................T The Rockingham A. p, 80
do ...... Gladstone and Columbus. A p ~ 70 90
do ....................T The Nassasoit opens June
NEWPORT CIV. Leland. Jr)-ocean House opens June 20
do New Clin HOTEL A. ~ 20
NIAGARA FAIIS........... Cataract House. A r. -
do ................... international Hote. A. ~ y,
NEW YORK ~ Fifth Avenue Hotel, A. p -
do .. ....... Hotel Netheriand. e. p. 81 A. r. -
do ...Davis & FOSTER Hotel ST. andrew T. r. 80 90
do .........Oo b. Iibbey) Aibemarle Hotel. u r. -
do ...CN. b Barry New St Cloud Hotel. E. r. ,ioo
do. ...... Cwm. q. Leland Grand Hotel E. r.. d up
do. Up. W. OrviD Grosvenor doth ST. & 9TH Ave) a. :.
DO. (w johnson QUINN Hotel Empire E'P"sl' 49,
do Is g. cor 9th Ave g. 18th St. Hotel Hanover a. r
do 9th Ave- & 18th ST. Hotel Kensnson. T. r. sl'oo
PHILADELPHIA. .1he Ad!ne Hotel A. - COW
do. UeSaurant a la carte) New Lilaye''e' - - " -
POLAND SPRING HOUSE. ~ :,
Z - opens June list ............A r.. % csL:cE
~ MANSION HOUSE IESS3zS
: Z Open all year ............A- p - E-SSEs
= = MAIN FAIR BUILDING. ,.
Rooms only, Opens June j. VIZ
PORTSMOUTH, " H........The Rockingham. A. p. 81
QUEBEC. Canada Chateau Frontenac A. P. $3.50
RICHMOND Va1he Jefferson. E.P, $3.50 up AP.. IS up
ROCHESTER, n Y..... Whitcomb House, A. P. 81 up
SCHENECTADY, y. The Edison. A. p. $3.50 up
CT GEORGE Staten Island The Castleton, A. p 81 up
ST LOUIS Mo- (FlreprooO Southern Hotel A. p SO to S.
do ..: I.ndel Hotel Z. p. 81 up; A. p. 81 so up
SYRACUSE Yates Hotel E. p, $3.50; A. p, 81
TROY n Y..............T The Troy House. A. p. So up
UTICA ~ Y........... Bags Hotel. A. p. So to IS
WASHINGTON, D. Arlington Hotel. A. p. IS
do ,.,,..,............Th The Raleigh. e. p. $3.50 up
WATCH HTlA \ l.. New Ocean House opens June 10
do Atlantic Hotel opens June 10
do. ...................Pm pton Hotel opens June 10
DO ......................Lar kin House opens July
do Dixon House. Electric half hourly to beach
WHITE MOUNTAINS.......Pr Profile House opens July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
IDENTIFIED as A NEW-YORK MAN

Philadelphia May B-The body OF the man who
committed suicide in Paramount Park yesterday
and left n note addressed 10 Mrs Metzer, OF
Brooklyn. n. ", was to-day identified as that OF
Samuel Stern. Of No 256 East One-hundred- and
thirty -sixth-st, New-York. The Identification was
made by Jacob Stern, OF No. z57 East Tenth;st.
GER to whom the note addressed, 10 q sister,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
BROOKLYN. 6: ST. LOUIS. 2.

St Louis May lS-The Browns dropped another
game to the Brooklyns to-day. The game was de-
void Of any special interest. Daub succeeded NC
Nahon In the fifth and blanked the home team Tor
the rema lnder OF the game. Attendance, 'Oo. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
PITTSBURG.

Earned runs-New-Ntfk, TWo-haHr HItr I'II"''r'
Padden. Threebasc hits Joyce 4. Home runs-Tietnan
q. Davis stolen bascs-Donnelly. Ticrnan. @. Davis
Gleason. Holmes. clark. Double plays-Doheny Davis
Clark: Dohenv. Davis and Gleason Bases on ba.s-
or Gardner q IN Doacay, g. iii by pitched hali-pea
son. cut-I,y Havley. 3; 10y Gardner "
by Doheny l. Passed hal-Merritt Wild pitch
Doheny Left on bars pittsburr. u. New-lork. g.
Umpire-Emslie. Time Of gamo-220.
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THE pEGODDC
CINCINNATI. 10: PHILADELPHIA, 2.

Cincinnati. May 1S-The Reds defeated the
Quakers easily to-day. making seven runs In the
first inning Taylor was relieved by Johnson IN the
third inning Damman pitched fine ball and
cracked out n triple and a double. Attendance.
5000. Score: - =
Cincinnati ..........7 6-lS y
Philadelphia .......0 / % II =
Batteries-Damman and schrver; Taylor Johnson anu
Roye
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~, rvr,AvD q. WASHINGTON. s.

Cleveland May 1s-The fielding OF Teheau ana DE
Montreville was the only feature OF to-days game
which was a loose exhibition. Attendance. to
Score:
r. VI. T..
Cleveland .........2 6Ee
Washington .......2 % .
Batteries-Cuppy and thinner McJames and Mcclure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19
A WHOLE VILLAGE BURNED.
DESTRUCTION OF THE LUMBER CAMP OF YEA
LAND n. II.

Twin Mountain n. H., May 1s.-The lumber
camp of Zealand Is a heap OF ashes tonight, and
more than one hundred people are homeless with
little besides the scant clothing they wear. The
camp Is one of the largest in the White Mountain
region, and is operated by Van Dyke sons: A.,
and It's friction set fire quantity OF shavlngs.
The alarm was Immediately sounded. Dut IN a
short time the strong southerly wind famed the
flame into a destructive fire. which spread, rom ON
mill 10 mill and from house to house until the
whole village ablaze. Soon vast piles OF luin.
Der were feeding the flames and 1t is estimated
that 5000 90 feet of logs and 2OUOUO feet OF sawed
lumber were destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

Earned runA-st Louis l; BROOKLYN 3. TWO bas. ~
HARTMAN Cross Murphy Ia Chance n. Sn ,,d
Daub Sacrifice hit-Grifin. Home runs-Jones. Stoiitn
bases-Houscnan Canavan. Jones Double play'sml.n IN
and La Chance; Canavan and Ia Chance First base on
baIls%or Donahue /. on McAiahon. 4; Of Daub, Ht
~ ntched balI-rifin Struck out-Fy Donahue, j; by
Mcmahon /. Time-i:i5 Umpire-Lynch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

Won In a drive by a half length two lengths between
second and third Arabian bled
FOURTH RACE-Laureate Stakes for two-year-olds'
purse $1,000: John Sanford to add $1,000 IN pa'e'
penalties. Five furongs. Eclipse Course.
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miscellaneous.

r~r~>N<N>Nr~~vNNNNNSNNNNNs NNNN>>NNNN~~NSSNNN
I IKE TO SEE GOODS GIVEN AWAN'-Wel, 60 10
IL JAMMES; QSc shirt waists SOC. 25c silk ties sc
Lavalliere corsets SOC, and bibcrts Sioles like
breath from Heaven. 300 Broadway.
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Won very easily by nearly two lengths; neck Do
tween second and third.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500: for maiden 'wo-year-oias;
special weights. Five furlongs. Eclipse Course
1. S. & W. +. Thompson oh. c. Barney
Stone by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10I III. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

Won handgy by length; distance between sec
ond and third
THIRD RaCE-Purse <sOp hand cap wihers miie
A. BelEa5nts ch. C. Merry Prince ny
Prince koyal-Merry Nea yrs, l07 10.
HswitD 6-l SIS
g. q Smiths gr. h. Bslmar. o. 126. 80.
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0rael)ers.

N>VNNNNNNNnNNNNnNN.NNN~ cO>|~NO>NN~>~N~>~N~~~>
ID RIVATE rUToR.-A. EVERETT STONE Nale).
l. i,49, broadway. " Y Twelve years experiences In
preparing boys for college.
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Che Gurf.
Jnstrnrlion.

NEW YORK.--9O 49, "a East 5Ith Street
~ THE PEEBt.ES AND THOMPSON SCHOOL,
FOR BOARDING AND DAY PUPILS.
kindergarten, Primary. Preparatory and Academic
DEPARTMENTS Separate collcge-Preparatory Course.
Art Department. Studio in Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

T UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA-THE COLLEGE
u EXAMINATIONS in all subjects required for en-
france 10 the college and Science. Science
and Technology, Finance and Economy chemisXf
Mechanical Engineering. Electrical Engineering, CO.
Fngineerng Chemical Engineering, Biology and Aren't
lecture will be held in New-York city on TUESDAY ana
WEDNESDAY June 18th and 18th AZ 81 West 59th-et.
under the charge OF f. H. Schuyler 20 West S9-st For
Information and copy Of catalogue address the Examiner
a. Dr. William A. Iamberon Dean Of the College. Uni
yerstv OF Pennsylvania West Philadelphia. Penn ~
THU, LAW DEPARTMENT MUTATIONS for en-
trance into viii be he'd at the same
tive and nsca For Information and copy OF catalogue
address the Examiner or DR. William Draper Lewis Dean
Of the Law Department IFS South 6th-st, Philadelphia
Penn
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Gchccl Nacnries.

4 MEXICAN AND TORElGN TEACHERS, AGENCI
y supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors. Go,ernesses
Sc to Colleges Schools and Families Apply TO
Mis-. NJ. j. YOUNGFuLToN. % Union Square
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DETAILS OF THE RACING.

Won IN drive by neck: half length between
ond ana third.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $3.50 threeyear-olds: selling
Seven furongs. Withers mile
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For Boys ana Young Men-city.

DERKELEY SCHOOL
ID 90 WEST 44rH STREET.
Autumn hail. 18th year. begins Monday. Sept. It'll
Early application will be necessary 10 secure Admission
of the classes.
Particular attention Is called to the arrangement
ana facilities for the Junior Dept. ages TO II.
For register 18th year. and application blanks "a
dress J. CLARK REAL. HegstrH'
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THE VELTIN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
j rIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
leo AND 1s2 WEST 7+TH ST.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.

TI,HE MISSES ELYs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
RIVERSIDE DRIVE s5TH AND SETH STREETS.
REOPENS OCTOBER 9TH
PRIMARY AND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENTS
Special attention paid to College Preparation
Wednesday in connection with school work
Morning classes in Eocution and Gymnastics. So
Fully equipped Studio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

For Young Ladies-Country.
~ ERMAN HOME SCHOOL. 3l6 WEST SGrH STREET.
VI Conducted by LUCY r. ALLEN
SUMMER SCHOOL wINTON. n. Y.
TIME OSsINING SEMINARY FOR GIRLS Sing Sine-
l. on-the-Hudson. Miss 9. c. FULLER, Principal
Goth year begins September I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
FOREIGN COMMENTS ON THE MESSAGE.

London Dec. 7.-"The 81. James's Gazette" this
afternoon. commenting upon President McKinley's
message 10 Congress. says:
II has disappointed everybody IN the attempt to
give universal satisfaction. President Mckinley is
In an unpleasant position having TO cit the
fence AS a whole II looks like an early confession
Of great failure
1.-THE Pail Mall Gazette" referring to the Same
subject takes q favorable view OF the Presidential
massage and criticises the comments OF The
Times remarking that It is as impossible ITO deal
with the Cuban question without offending Spain
as II would be to deal with Armenia without Offend
ing the Sultan
''The Globe H. Of the opinion that II would have
taxed the abilities even OF a great statesman TO
deal with the question satisfactorily. adding:
Although all the arguments against the annexa-
tion OF Cuba are equally applca bic TO Hawaii, the
tinted states Is determined TO have the latter
though America a fourth-rate naval power as It
H. can only hold Hawaii on sufferance. In the
event OF war she would be bundled out neck and
cron by the first rate Power which fnds Il neces-
sary 10 occupy the Island
Paris Dec. The "Republique Franchise to-
day says that the tone OF President Mckinley 8
message to Congress 10 "concatory. but not ex-
empt from ambiguity"
The journal des Debats' regards the message
as little reinsurance to SPAIN who has the world =
sympathies.
Berlin Dec. 7-President McKinley's message to
Congress has been received quietly here Its con-
servatsm is praised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

HANNIS TAYLOR IS NOT PLEASED.
HE DENoUNcEs PRESIDENT MK1NLEY's CUBAN
POLICY
Mobile, Ala. Dec 7.-Hanns Taylor ex-Mnister
70 Spain. gives out a statement Of his views on the
portion Of President McKiney's Message relating
10 the Cuban question, which is In part as follows:
Putting aside the irrelevant matter by which IT
is encountered. the substance Of the only recom-
mendation actually made by the Executive TO Con-
gress upon that subject is that this Government
cannot venture to do anything to put an end to the
inhuman strife which during the last three years
has reduced the island almost TO desert. because
there is a prospect of a settlement between the
combatants upon Il basis of a so-caled autonomy
lately put forth by the Sagasta Ministry believe
Congress should firmly and scornfuly reject such
policy Of irresolution and non-action. because the
assumption upon which 1t is founded is an empty
touched by the revolutionary effort or Sagasta 70
end the war by means OF craftily incomplete
proposition that carries with IL no consutuioha'
guarantee whatever ,.,
"All who are familiar with Spanish legislation
know that a valid grant OF an autonomous colohlaii
system that involves not only the repeal OF an
transfer Of the control Of large part OF the
national revenues Of Spain to colonial Lcglsla,uIe,
cannot be made except by an act passed by pom
houses OF the Cortes and approved by the Queen
Regent The effort just made to secure that result
by a mere royal decree, unsupported by Parliament
ary action. has. therefore been justly denounced
by Romero Robedo. late Minister OF Susuce, a -,
purely revolutionary proct eding In defiance OF the
I'm one particular the Cabients at Washington
and Madrid are in identicaly the same stuation;
defy or circumvent the National Will as emoodied
In their respective legislatures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
OFFICES IN BLACKS GIFT.
MANY VACANCIES IN THE STATE DEPARTMENTS
ABOUT TO OCCUR.


Albany Dec. TN the coming year Governor
Black will have large amount of patronage TO
distribute In the way OF appointments to State
boards. Among the principal vacancies which will
occur through the expiration Of terms OF ONCE
are the following:
Board Of Health-Dr. Case Jonas. Dr. Daniel
Lewis and DR.. owen Cassidy; term. three years:
expenses paid term expires January 10
Railroad Commsson-Frank NJ Baker: term OK
pires January 20: term. five years: salary. $1,000.
Prison ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lathrop;
term five years; salary. 5000; term expires April
II: has the appointment OF Prison Wardens.
Board Of Charities-William r. Stewart; term.
eight years: salary. $40 day and expenses; term
expires May 20.
Quarantine ommission-Jacob NJ; Patterson;
term expires April IS; Frederick II. Schroeder,
May 20; Edmund J; Palmer. May %: term three
Wardens Of The Port Of York--Thomas J.;
Gallaghan term expires May 1; J. n Gunner and
William W. Capron March 49, Robert ]. Johnson.
March 30; William OConnor. July IA John Il
Boland December 5: Horace +. Buel. April Is:
term, three years: compensation. fees collected
from ship-owners.
state. Tax Commission-Martin Heermance Ed
ward L. Adams and r. L. jenkins; term. three
years: salary. ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
REPUBLICAN, ENROLMENT.
WILLIAM HALPIN,
GEORGE A. SUTTON.

Members OF County Committee
This district was admitted by the County Com
mittee to be In exceedingly bad condition.
ami was ordered 10 be disbanded. man who
received one of these cards said last night: Il
call this in one way a complete backdovn OF the
County Committee and Mr. Quigg as TO the
enrolment and at the same time look upon 1t
as n declaration that TIE constitution Of the Re-
ublican party in the city and county OF New
York does not In any way amount to even waste
paper The constitution says distinctly that a
man must be enrolled In a district thirty days
prior to the primaries and now they are at
tempting to have an enrolment which VIII he held
on December IA, This Ia. Of course along the
same line as their everything Article X%NN1ll
OF the constitution. which provides that dis
trict organization shall be dlsbanded II the Re-
publican vote at a general election shall be less
than the enrolment
In this district they recognize this section ana
ignore the other, while In other districts they
refuse to recognize any part Of the constitution
The question will arise In the end whether there
are any legal members OF the County Commit
tee from the XXVIIth Assembly District. as
the Irregularities in one election district AFFECTS
mark. what Is a little thing like the consti-
tution between friends? Will apply 70 the present
leaders. M, -
This district had enrolled 223 names inder the
former enrolment and rad twenty delegates In
the County Convention. The enrolment last
night placed only forty names on the new roiis.
and az result tho committee IN charge ue-
cided IN keen the books open for another night
in m. hone OF adding more TO the isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
THE ANTI-MACHINE MOVEMENT.
FURTHER CONFERENCE OF REPUBLICANS oP-
POSED TO BOSS RULE.


POSED TO BOSS RULE.
Two committees OF Republicans who are In
,.r.s,sd IN the movement to form an Independent
organ,zation of the party in this city met and
hah conferences In the rooms Of the XXVIIth As
.embIv District Republican Club. at No. '6' Sixth
ave. last night. In the conference on policy ana
Man the Plaza Club Republicans were represented
nv J. Bayard Backus. who presided, p. Tecumseh
sherman. w H. Kenyon. James Lehma!er and
Robert g Miller, while William Brookheld. General
Wager Swayne. w. s. Bagg. II. c. Piercy. j. W
Hutchinson and II. B. Smith represented tue
ESecutive Committee which was appointed al
the Lyric Hall conference when the RepuoMHca NC
ORGANIZATION OF the City and County OF New
York decided disband and aid In the d9rmaoi0 r
NJ a new organization. These men occupied room
to themselves and talked until about midnight put
arrived at no conclusions which they cared 70
make public Mr. Backus said that tneT Icv PROD snS
nIy At the Windsor Hotel on Friday evening
pTha COMMITTEES on Address appointed Dy the
plaza Cluh conference held meeting In another
r roam Those present were George Wickersham
rTo,,, w Folsom, w II. lockwood. F. W.
Waters' John G. shand and Thomas j. Hallowell;
When thew ended their session they said they hau
ot finished an address. but probably would oe ape
~, present one at another meeting or the committee
IN Policy and Plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
ALLEGED SHORTAGE IN COUNTY FUNDS
CHARGES AGAINST WILLIAM CLARK. MoNr5oM
ERY's TREASURER

CHARGES AGAINST WILLIAM CLARK. MONTGOM-
ERYs TREASURER
Cana1ohar1e, ". Y. Dec THE Finance Com
mittee OF the Board OF Supervisors OF MONTGOMERY
County has been In session here to-day investigat
ing the accounts OF County Treasurer William
Clark who is said to have msappropriated public
funds John Horrigan. an expert accountant. of
Albany. was called on by the committee to examine
Mr. Clark's books but he unable to do any
thing because Of the unfinished condition of the
work which Mr. Clark's bookkeeper is
deavoring to put In order
member of the committee said tonight that
the investigation so far indicated that the shortage
will not be less than SIS 900. and that 80 900 so 900
due to the State had not yet been paid, notwith-
State nothing This is IN addition to an unpaid
NJ Clark appeared before the committee to-day.
II "a said he hopes with the aid OF his friends TO
make good all claims against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08
TWENTY-NINE LAWYERS IN ONE CASE.

Twenty-six defendants and twenty-nine lawyers
figure In a suit now on trial before Justice Slower
In the Supreme Court. brought by Hugh Lamb.
who erected the Syndicate Building at Nassau and
Liberty sts against twsnty-six creditors who fur
nished materials for the building. to compel the
performance OF specific contract. under which
their claims and evidences of debt considera ton
or ne dsiVery TO them Of third mortgage OF
$ZOVU Ihere were at the time first and second
mortgage on the building aggregating 81 $50 900 and
closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-08

questing the County Committees Committee on
Organization to dsband the existing ORGANIZATIONS
in the Thirteenth. Twenty-sxth Twenty-seyentn
and Thrty-ffth election districts, and 70 order a
re-enrolment and reorganization In each OF these
four districts In OF which the election district
captains had refused TO produce their rolls TOT IN
spection by the delegation. $500
In the account In yesterdays Tribuns OF the IN
vestigation on Monday night II said that mere
were on the roll Improperly the names Of several
persons giving No sa5 Park-ave. as their address
typographical error for No. T5 Park-&ve