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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
DEEDS TO BURIAL LOTS EXEMPT.
COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
DECIDES THAT THEY ARE NOT SUB
JECT TO TAXATION

Washington, Aug. 6.-The Commissioner OF Inter
nal Revenue has decided Tint deeds TO cemetery
lots. which convey only the right 10 burial therein.
to erect monuments. etc, 90 not require revenue
stamp under the new law. lie has held also In
another case that deeds OF conveyance the tax
should be computed upon the value OF the
property conveyed; that on deeds conveying only
specified fractional interest in undivided property
the tax should be computed upon the actual value
OF the interest conveyed: also that all deeds OF
conveyance. where the value Of the property ex
ceeds 500 must be stamped The fact that the deed
is deed OF gift from husband TO wife does not
exempt 1t from tax. In States where property can
not be conveyed directly from husband TO wife. but
must he conveyed through a third party. both deeds
must be stamped according to the value OF tho
property conveyed A quit claim deed. or deed
made to defect In previous deed must be
stamped Deeds OF release. executed with the forms
and solemnity Of a conveyance OF right. tito or
interest In real estate. held to be subject 10
tax A certificate the back margin Of a mort
gage that the mortgage has been satisfied requires
a stamp certificate. Where, however, the
local laws authorize entry In satisfaction upon the
record, and the mortgage Is thus cancelled such
entry does not require stamp.
Letters OF administration. letters testamentary or
Of guardianship. It is held do not require stamps,
but petition for the appointment Of administrators.
executors or guardians do require stamps as do
bonds of administrators executors or Sualu!aIlS.
No stamp Is required certificate of TAX sale
for unpaid taxes. the certificate Of redemption
from sale II is held also that every separate con-
signment OF goods delivered for storage requires
receipt. which must he stamped II the consignment
requires several days IN delivery. II needs, how
ever, but tax of twenty-five cents on its re-
cept II IL can be shown to be but ono consignment.
II no warehouse receipt is issued the book OF the
express company delivering the consignment being
signed a receipt the stamp should ne aihXed
thereto Mere local operators for the delivery OF
packages. baggage and the like within the same
town may give receipts which not required TO be
stamped. 1t is also held that where policy OF
life insurance Is assigned collateral security Tor
a loan exceeding ST. 900. 1t should be stamped az
pledge according the amount OF the DEBT secured
and not according to the face Of the policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
TO CONSOLIDATE FREIGHT LINES.
DECISION OF THE OFFICIALS OF THE VAN
DERBILT SYSrEM-A CLEARING
HOT-SF AT BUFFALO,

At a meeting of the presidents and traffic officials
of the Vanderbilt lines held at the Grand Central
Station yesterday. II agreed to consolidate all
the various fast freight lines operating over the
different roads in the Vanderbilt system into two
the one to be composed of the lines operating over
the New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad
and It's connections ana the other OF those running
over the West Shore Railroad and its connections
The former line will embrace the present Red
White Midland Blue and Canada southern iast
freight lines the latter the North Shore Dispatch
the West Shore line and the Nickel Plate line
A clearing house will be established at BuUaIo
10 audit all accounts and claims for both OF the
new lines As fast ii is practicable TO 90 So
all line agencies west Of Chicago and ST. Louis
Mil be consolidated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
YALE MARINES ~ A THIRDAVE. FIGHT.

THEY MIsTOoK CHEERS FOR JEERs AND ACTED
ACCORDINGLY.
A quartet Of marines from the auxiliary cruiser
Yale who had walked up the Bowery last night.
charged a crowd Of two dozen men and boys at
Eighth-st and Third-ave The marines thought the
cheers OF the crowd were jcers, and mstook their
remarks OF encouragement for opprobrous epithets.
But 1t vas American against American this time.
and the marines found they were up against
hard game" to use the language OF one Of their
opponents. John Leaheney, twenty-six years old,
OF the Yale, was knocked unconscious with a beer
bottle. and his companions were badly bruised be-
fore the mistake was rightcd.
The Boweryitcs. in true Bowery style. tcnderly
picked up the wounded marine after the fight and
cared for him until ambulance took him To
Bellevue Hospital he has a two-inch scalp wound.
but otherwise Is not injured
"Twould have ben all right" explained James
Williams OF No. Rivington-st., III the boys hadn't
been drinkin'. But made II up all right and we
squared ourselves" The other marines went away
arm in arm with their erstwhe foes and would not
give their names.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
.prp,p,yG roR rHE WATER CARNIVAL.
11rg.sAvrHs To- HAVE RIVALS At MANIA iN'
BEACH - THE WGHWAYMAN' TO SUI
,.,.,-n ..rifr urGGAK STUDENT"


ruJrin. hy the way tho entries for the various
races are coming in the water cath'Na' - "
,it hv III. Network Volunteer Life Saving corps
a., Manhattan Beach on Tuesday. August . u III
, fir WAY 10 achieve success. The racing part
~ tho ,rorramme VIII be under the direction OF
.s,arrov.'' Robertson and the starter VIII De
.r,.,l,rc Krombach commodore Of the brooklyn
D,,,.ion ~ the Life Saving Corps William a.
pr,I, All ofHciatc as one Of the Judges
, ,,rt Of the programme OF more than ordinary
i,t.r,st will be the attempt Of Captain Davis
r,t,r % breok all records for long-dstance ocean
s,,inr,inc He viii star; his big swim nj il5
,..lock win nnc weather. he can be seen by the
s,,.,,t,,s for AT least five miles on his journey
seward. -,
Tho entry list for the races Will be left open unui
.h morning Of the carnival. which begins at :
d. m. NormandIe Murray. the crack swimmer OF
the N.w-York Athletic club IS entered Tor All inc
contests and Will try to prove to the champions OF
the Life Saving Corps that he can beat them AT
thelr ov,n game In the northumberland race for
,yon,cu there are some entries from up the STATE
Will. from Bath Beach VIII come laura npi nc
aud the Goldng quartet-Mrs, Hoidng ana "er
tt,.a DAUGHTERS, Florence. Ethcl ana fian' =,
m. lasf week at Manhattan has been marked py
the crowds Of transicnts driven thtn'r ny w
,tcn.. heat and sultrircss Of the evenings IN tho
.iIy The bathing beach has done great BUSINESS
p.tyvccn eight thousand and nine thousand people
L,thcl there last sunday, and the number mas run
proportonatcy large on the succeeding DAYS o' '"o
week. A., ,,,.,,. rr,oa,ro
Otcr, CoTpauv will reproduce rs great success
81 last season De Kovcn and Smiths opera ne
IIighwayman" at the Manhattan Bcach lhea,Ie
Nnnii, was taken. with special set pieces ana
plenty OF bombs and rockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
ALLEGED AcE SuUGGLERs ARRESTED
SYSTEMATIC SCHEME TO DEFRAcD TIE 'o' N"''-
MENT BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
DISCOVERED.

Henry Garway. Thomas Tishe ana NHna'" pe'
rard assistant stewards on the White star H''e'
H,,farnic and Albert Muller. a truckman WIN IL"
office AZ No % Frankin-st were arrested E'S'c'
d,v morning by special Customs officer S'mue'
tJruckrnau on "A charge OF smuggling lace '"''
t,vr,stou thifd officer Of the Britannlc VINO "d'
crested IN jersey city Friday night ana he'u '"'
examination by Acting Police Justice Motor "l'cA'
En- the FRS, Criminal Court, In Jersey 'uy' YES
to-day morning on a charge OF having In MS pos
session twenty stolen Government bonds IS also
implicated in the ease. and VIII he arreS''' -" -
charge Of smuggling as soon AS the other case Is
disposed ~. ,.,.,
,rhe four mon were arralgned befor" United
s,,.,s Commissioner Shields yesterday afternoon
.rh stewards were held In $3.50 bail each ana 'iis
,,r.Lrr.n In S-OI for examination tomorrow. 80
- .orr. Zinc IN. customs officials nav sus
,,,.i mai valuable lnccs were being sinHhE ca ~
,r |.ty from the Britannia. ON FRIDAY nlk TX
miller ya. arrested as be- was carrying .unt tf,
- ,'...,. ~ l,rr concealed IN bundl" oi S1l',i
~, Tn. f,rn was worth several thou'auh do'iai'
~. .rn- on cials and the lnt"d States - 4.
Attorney VIII not talk about me cas-. ~ u
i.fi.,.l 'h1f other arrests are 10 foH'"' p'i'' II
,.lopmcnts are tkcly - iol!v~. an" SUM- ~
crs in THIS city may be lnFoI''u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
DIyyER FOR DIR. A. II. RADIN.

DR. AGolph " Radin. rabbi OF the People
Synagogue celebrated his hftieth birthday ami
versary Yesterday. and last night was the guest
NJ honor at a dinner given by the Russian colony
Of the East Side. in Webster Hall, No. lls East
Eleycnth-st Covers were laid for one hundred
u Blaustsin was the chairman OF the evening. and
Isidore T. Morrison the toastmaster. Dr. Radn
Is the visiting chaplain OF the New-York Board OF
Jewish Missions and the president OF the Russian
American Hebrew ASSOCIATE ton. The People Syna-
rog1. Is conducted by the Hebrew Free School
Association in the Educational Building. East
Jl,oadway and JefcTson-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
THE {. =. X. IN JAPAN.

Japanese newspapers are eulogisticay noticing
an artsticaly prepared map issued In that country
By the Canadian Pacific Railway Company. show
ing the various routes across the Pacific and Can
ada and the Atlantic to London. The map has
beautifully autographed picture OF the seven gods
Of Good Fortune six OF whom are gazing down
from cloudland OF the magnificent White
impress steamships and the other is depicting In
Japanese on the mountainside the Information that
the Canadian Pacific IL the only route by which
passengers from Yokohama can reach New-York
In seventeen days and LONDON IN twenty-tour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
PEEKSKILL.

THE funeral Of Jacob O. Lent Will be held to-day
Mt 2:SD o'clock at his home No l22 South-st Mr.
Lent died on Wednesday evening last. lie was
sixty-oight years old and WAS born In PeekskiI!
and had always lived here. lie learned the iranr
"f a n,ouldcr I'm the Union stove Works, and iOr
many years worked In the PcekskN stow WORKS
or i9tr wears no had lived on q small farm Of MS
own He married Mary Underwood. daughter 81
William rnderwood: She and feur caifrss c M
bingham and Mrs Charles T.. Lent. survive .
There will he no scryiee IN 81 P21ls He ,, ihl
second Presbvtorian church to-day. tn" r1siors
of ali these churches orc away on their vacations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
SING SING.

Miss Elma T.. williamson Will lead the meeting
Of the Young Peoples Baptist Union this evening
In August the Epworth League viii hold l's meet
al ,c,,raion 81 nc Hantist Sunday-school to
Kingston Point will take place next TUESDAY. ,,h
Osslning Hose Company No. mas start q s'"-
ecrnfinn list for the purchase Of new hosecart q,
4 new ferry line between this y!ase hy'N' ,ri
Lake and Uaycrgtraw was opened Yesterday ne
steamer Media VIII leave this pls'e daily SUNDAY
cxcepted AT 30 and II - a. and :! 80 ana 81"
n m on SUNDAYS hourly trips viii be mace from
noon 10 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
IN THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE.

Now that the dull season IS at hand tho big car
riage house Of Van Tassell & Koarney. In Thir-
feminist near Thrd-ave.. is taking advantage OF
the lull in business complete its stock of new
carriages for the fall and winter trade. so that
when the season opens IL Will bave on exhibition
the largest and up-to-date stock OF any house
in the trade. The firms semi-weely Tuesday and
Friday auction sales still continue to do good busi
ness Elliot Lafetra, In charge OF the coach-horse
department. has good-lookers among the
thirty head hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
MISS MARGARET POWERS INSANE.
4 wELLTo-DO NEW YORK WOMAN TO BE SENT
TO THE ASYLUM IN POUGHKEEPsIE

4 WELl~TO-Do NL"-i'iNN "N''"'' ~ i' ~
TO THE ASYLUM IN POuGHKEEPsIE.
rrdgo Smith Lent in the Westchester County
Cour, AZ White Plains. yesterday morning Issued
AN order committing Margaret Powers. OF NO. S21
West Fifty-ninth-st. Manhattan. TO the state In
sane Asylum AT Poughkcepsie. Miss Powers, VINO
Il a woman of considerable wealth, IS spending the
s,,,,er month";, at New Rochelle. and has been adj
Judged a lunatc by a Sherins jury
The application for her commitment was made by
ev-Judpe Michael j. Tierney the certificates OF
Or Deming. OF West Chester, and Or. +. w Dali
rvmplc of New Rochelle. who have declared the
woman insane. ~, =, !,
Mis- Powers is under the impression that she Is
Ia, he has hundreds OF men hunting her
In the last two years Miss Powers has drawn con-
Siderable money from the Greenwich Savings Bank
which she gave to lawyers to bring suits against
Nr hudson She will be taken TO the asylum to-
,norroU presumably to identify Judge Judson. She
has offered Mr. Ticrney $4,000 to discharge clerk
uhO Shc fears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
TRADING IN THE BONDS.

The new war bonds here played no unimportant
part in the extensive trading which characterized
the weeks transa cons in ali Government securities
Prices steadily until 1854 was reached Yes
terday owing TO the fact that the allotments
had been arriving in increased numbers, there was
a falling off 10 1915. Payments have been inhdc
at the Sub Treasury until the fetal amount taken
in mas reached large figure. II has been est'
mated for the last week at from S5"V" 10 sV"'''V' 4
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
MnIrNT VERNON.

Andrew Rridgman. Of Mount Vernon. has been
opoolntcd Collector Of Internal Revenue ipr this
district.
The Junior branch OF the Rcd cross 81 Mou"'
Vernon has elected AVIS Hun chairman. Bessie
Donigan. icc-prcsidcnt. Haze R.h. treasurer .hH
Lillian could. secretary. Tho branch now has
more than nfty members go
The number Of books circulated az nc fuhnc
Library for the month Of July WAS O. l,6 an in
crease OF 9,s over that Of June. The total number
OF readers Is now 3I1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
RI-MORs ABOUT MANHATTAN.

Close observers Of Wall Street have been discus
sing the last few days the future OF the Manhat-
tan Elevated Railroad. The fact that Russell Sage
and j. Perpont Morgan had been seen in confer
ence set the tongues a-waggng. Mr.. Sage looks
upon the elevated road one of his special charges
while j. Pierpont Morgan is known as an important
factor in the General Electric Company. Putting
the two together the knowing ones reached the con-
cusion that q movement on foot 10 substitute
electric motor for steam power the elevated sys-
TEN Of the city. This report spread rapidly; and as
a result there was an advance in prices Friday. For
the week there have been more than thirty thou
sand shares sold at a net advance Of one point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
BODY FROM LA BOURGOGNE'S WRECK.
THAT OF DIR. CANDIDO DIAz PICKED UP AND
BURIED.

Canso ~ s.. Aug 6.-The schooner Florence ar
rived here this morning and reports that of Sable
Island In latitude 1928. longitude 1885 body was
picked up. There were several papers In the
clothing. among them being passport and a draft
for 2l5.CO francs. showing the body to be that OF
Dr. Candida Diaz aged thirty-eight. The draft
was dated "Habana Is. April" There was no life
belt on the body when found and Dr.. Dlaz no
doubt went down with the steamer his body sub
sequenty coming 10 the surface. The body picked
up by the Florence is without doubt that OF the
MIR Oiaz' whose name was among the cabin
passerlger OF La Rourgogne Captain Curtis re-
ports THAT the body was floating on Its back with
The knees bent and partly out OF the water, and
was rot In the least disfgured Captain Curtis
had II decently buried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
WESTERN RATE WAR HEARING.

Washington. Aug. 6.-The Interstate Commerce
Commission has returned TO Washington after hear
ing in Chicago all persons interested in the big rate
war between the Canadian Pacific and the Amerl-
can railroads The Commission has given ten days
in which to file printed arguments. and AFTER this
lime has expired will make such report as II may
deem suitable and just on the facts developed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
WIRE MILL cLOSED INDEFINITELY.

Cleveland Aug. 6-Thc American Steel and Wire
Company posted notices to-day In the Barrett Mil
stating that the mill would be closed for ndeii-
mite length OF time. make necessary repairs.
one hundred and twenty-five men are thus thrown
out Of employment.
Everything points to "A general Tightening up Of
the American NILS. Eight cots. TWO gasolenc
stoves a supply OF groceries and two cans OF whis-
kew were taken into the works last night and the
help working there slept In the hne-wire room. \
dozen men were quartered there last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS AND EXPANSION.

st. Louis. Aug 6-The paramount issue at the
coming Democratic State Convention which meets
at Springfield on August TO- will be territorial ex-
pansion. Democrats OF the East are. It is said.
anxiously awaiting the action OF the convention on
this question. Ex-Governor Stone, who recently in
a speech at the jefferson Club. favored such a
policy on the part Of this country. and who is a
delegate 10 the convention. is regarded as leader
OF the expansionists In Missouri. The State admin
istratiOn and a majority OF MlssourTs Congress
men are opposed TO that policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
CLEVELAND LUMBER FIRM FAILS.

Cleveland Aug. "a deed OF assignment was
filed in the Court OF Insolvency to-day by the
Purdy g. McNeal Company. the largest lumber
firm In the city e. s. Cook, Of the firm Of
Webster Angel q Cook made assignee. As
sets are placed at SO Co., and liabilities at $OOVO
Inability to meet obligations Is given as the cause
Tor the assignment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
JERNEGAN SAFE OUT or THE COUNTRY.
STOCKHOLDERS OF MARINE SALTS COMPANY MAY
SAVE THIRTY PER CENT.

sTOCKHOLDEKS OF MAXINE HAI.Io OO7I NM NM
SAVE THIRTY PER CENT
Boston Aug 6-The president treasurer and sec
rotary OF the Elcctroly.ic Marine Salts Company
OF Boston had an Informal conference to-day, and
II was decided to hold regular meeting Of tho
stockholders next Monday. for the purpose OF de-
termlnlng what future action will be taken In re-
gard to the business OF the concern. 1t seems TO
be the general opinion that as long as Jernegan
stays away from this country he Is perfectly safe
and that the stockholders will get together and
save as much from the wreck possible, although
just what the dividend will prove to be is a matter
OF conjecture.
The directors are still hopeful that the stock
holders will get about 30 per cent OF the par value
Of the stock II litigation in the courts does not
follow requiring a receiver TO be appointed. III
such a thing takes place the directors argue mat
about all the money In their possession would be
used up in legal expenses. and that the stock
holders would scarcely have anything left
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
AsTOR-Captain Hewitt. OF London. 80
BRIDGE-Jues Brufve OF the French EMBASSY a"
Washington. FIFTH NENUE-Senator ChaiIe ,
W Fairbanks OF Indiana HOFFMAN-CoIone'
rohn F Gaynor Of Fayetteville. n y HoL
LAND-Robert p. Linderman. OF South Bethiehe'n,
penn MANHATTAN-Judge II. c. Ranney oi
Cleveland, and Hiram S. Maxim, OF LONDON "-AN
DORF-Dr r. T. Taylor, OF Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
PAYNE AND SIBERIAN RENOMIyATED.

Auburn y. V. Aug. 6-Sereno E. Payne, OF this
city was renomnated for Congress to-day without
opposition by the Republicans OF the XXVIII;h
District.
Utica ~ Y Aug 6-James s. Sherman
nominated at the Republican convention for the
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
FOUND on A REEF IN THE SOUND.
A PARTLY BURNED TUG ABANDONED WITH
VALUABLE CARGO ON BOARD.

Lewis Brewer, Of Mamaroneck yesterday after
noon found tug partly destroyed by fire on Scotch
Cap Reef, in Long Island Sound. some distance off
Mamaroneck. In the hold there were copper plates
and brass worth 81, Thinking that something
might be wrong the finder Of the boat informed
Coroner Banning. OF Mount Vernon. and he ordered
Brewer watch the tug pending an inVestigd Ton.
II is believed that the tug, after being partly
burned the reef to prevent her sink
ing. and that the persons her went away with
the intention Of returning with assistance TO re-
move the boat, so that she could be repaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
VOTE ON PROHIBITION IN ONTARIO

ottawa. Ont. Aug 6-"The Official Gazette"
contains a proclamation announcing that voting on
the plebescite for prohibition will take place on
September 29 and the writs which dated Au-
gust s. win be returnabie on November 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
FERRYBOAT HITS A SPAR Buoy.

While bound for Brooklyn. about Q O'Clock last
night the ferryboat NewYork. OF the Thirty ninth
St line struck a spar buoy. which made small
hole in her starboard side Anna Nolan. eighteen
years old OF No. 1877 Greenwich-ave.. Brooklyn a
passenger slightly injured by flying splinters.
The boat able to proceed to her slip alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

TUESDAY. AUGUST Q.
Vessel For. Line Malls close. Vessel sails
I1ahn Bremen ~ @ Lloyd. a m n
Seminole. Charleston. clyde. 800 D m
WEDNESDAY AUGUST TO-
Britannia. Liverpool White Star 900 a IL 90 m
Fontabelie. st Thomas. Quebec D m 800 m
George w Clyde. Charleston, Clyde. m
Westernlsnd Antwerp. He'd .1o;0o q IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
Announcements.
NAKODAS.
The popular Summer collar.
Z. 3 ".
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrs. 5o2 Sunset Moon rises 94s Moons 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook II 10 Gov. Island HELL Gate Al
M-Sandy Hook IL % Gov. Island 1901 He'll Gate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
DEFECTIVE KELLERT IN WASHINGTON
HE WANTS THE UNITED STATES TO coMPEN
safe HIM FOR THE TINE HE WAS
PRISON

Washington Aug. 6.-Detcctive Kellert. OF Canada
who figured conspicuously in the matter of Senior
Du Bose and Lieutenant Carranza and the Span
ish spy system Is in Washington, and to-day called
al the Treasury Department.
Detective Kellert is :he officer VINO was arrested
and charged with the theft OF letters from the
Spaniards to their home Government; In whch
some OF their plans discussed His mission
here Is to ascertain whether this Government would
compensate him for the time he spent in prison ne
was informed that his only recourse was through
an act of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
If FL1Nrs FNEF0RNrzvss
DECORATE BEFORE FALL

1t is high time to think about it. II Won -.
to have a beautiful house this fall the daco..'e
ton and furnishing must accord with the ne
den rules OF art. TO know them takes i au
study Probably you have not the time or ~!
facilities for learning them. Then there IA Nv
happy alternative, ask us to do your decay
ing 1t is the natural and inexpensive thin, !.
do. for it Is mistakes that are costly ."
But then. what about personal expre....
and individuality In the house," THROUGH ~
YOU are surest Of developing them. Your f,S~
ily taste and idlosyncrasies are mixed ~
with our professional knowledge and skill NJ
result is delightfully."- original and homelh
While you are vacatoning we will earn
your wishes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY. AUGUST o