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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

Berlin, May II THE semi-ofiiciai North Ger
man Gazette" this afternoon in denying re-
norted interview between Emperor william anf
Andrew, d. White the United States Ambassa-
dor relative 70 the German Governments atti-
tude toward the United States. says
Tho Americans cannot doubt the character Of
our strict and perfectly loyal neutrality AFTER
the repeated official declarations. Let this also
be a mint to the English French ana austrian
reVspaDcTs which are anxious =" represent
the Government and public opinion of Germany
as hostile 10 the President and people OF me
United States. The imperial policy mas risu,
g. reei confident that it's more than century
old friendship to a State in which millions OF
Germans have found a second home VIII not he
disturbed without urgent reasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
prDTCTTOV OF WALL DELIVERlES.

washington. May ~ (SpectaD-fhe Following
statement made by the Postofice Department eN-
b,hi,s the reductions that will be made In the car
,.r force OF the large cities and also gives the
amount that will be saved 20 the Government IN
s the daily free deliveries limited to four as
&, nrovidel in the Postolce Appropriation bill as IL
passed the Senate -, -.
NewYork City 1926 carriers who MAKE nine nine
,r,ns daiv and is the only city making tnat num-
~ ~ ally deliveries Then there are SoZ carriers
~ New-York that make seven trips daiiy, Snlcdso
~ making the same numoer fMiadelpna,
isa' BOSTON. IA Again New-York has AZ carriers
So make six trips daily. Chicago. 22S boston, ~
Rrookyn, a. nnd OF those making I'VE uips NeM
York has a. Chicago Il, Philadelphia flo BOSTON,
II is finally decided that only four trips gay
re 70 he made in the future. the force IN the nve
fargest Offices will be reduced 2SS men linen there
are no carriers in 1903 smaller Offices VINO make nvs
deliveres daily where saving OF 20 more nIs MI
could be made making total or SS4 men tnaI WI" III
nave To be discharged. Should the reductons oe
made those carriers recently appointed ana wnoi
therefore receive the lowest salary namely, VU
per annum would be selected, hence the SAVING III
doilars and cents would exceed 500 400 per an
mum. l.. .Lt.A ~. ,o,,,
amount to be saved by the dropping OF the NTH
trip does not amount 20 enough TO warrant the re.
ductlon OF the carrier force Wherever the amount
saved does lot exceed eight hours. or the time OF
one man. the Government would lose tho time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

letter. he assured. should be sent X II con-
ta!ned no improper Information. After this he be-
came calm and cheerful. He behaved as
usual during the night and this morning up to the
time If his death.
The body was removed TO the morgue, and. as
he has no relatives in this country. 1t IL not yet
known what disposition will be made Of It, The
guards walked The length OF the corridor every
fifteen minutes. and every orc near him was In
structcd % keep him under surveillance nc
watched his opportunity however. and. when no
was near. PIT end 20 his life.
Downing was an Ergshman ny birth. and mir
ty-tnree years OF age. Before coming here he had
been ycoman OF the Brooklyn, from which ne was
discharged because Of suspicion attaching 10 MS
legally ana because he could not get along WIN
the men. lie swore be revenged. and. coming
20 Washington. Il IS said. came into communication
with OF tho Spanish attaches. who hiTed MIN
furnish Information TO Senior POO ana ne
subordrates re fell under the suspicion or thlei
20 Toronto where. (, Is said. he delivered informa-
tlon . member az tho former Spanish Iesattloh
IN WASHINGTON LATER a letter addressed 10 Mon
treal was intercepted which contained promises on
further Information. He was arrested on Saturuay
nigh, by chef Wlkie. and search or ms rooms
revealed evidence which those who maze INC ~
rest believed would convict him. IL was thoug u
~ frst that he could be tried by court mar !.
bu later f. became question whether or NOT NC
pulling law point was before the AtforneN-'en-
ara for loot. 80
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ITALY,S MINISTRY UNSTEADY.
AN UTTER COLLAPSE is LOOKED FOR AT
ANY MOMENT.
UNIVERSITIES TO BE CLOSED. PUBLIC MEETING:
sIrpPRF,SsEn AND THE PRESS RESTRICTED.

UNIVERSITIES TO BE CLOSED. PUBLIC MEETINGS
SUPPRESSED AND THE PRESS RESTRICTED
Rome, May 12-The Government reports that
the whole Kingdom is quiet. but 1t is believed
that the position Of the Ministry is extremely
critical Dissensiols and a consequent collapse
are expected at any moment.
Besides the economic reforms the Marquis d
Rudini. the Premier. is credited with inten-
ton to restrict the liberty of the press and the
right OF public meeting.
1t is not impossible that Signor Crispis turn
may come again. He declares that the disturb
ances are the outcome OF Anarchist propaganda
and should prove a salutary warning to the
classes who must organize for their own de
fence.
The authorities have ordered the closing OF
the universities and students taking part In the
demonstrations will be arrested and sent home.
n not Romans.
Stories to-day confirm reports that the police
have seized at the residence OF Nine Kulicief a
noted Nihllist, who Is closely associated with
the Socialist leader Turat not only correspond
ence relating to the organization Of the disor-
ders but the outlines OF the whole concerted
scheme for revolution. compromising several
Republican. Socialist and Anarchist leaders.
The King and Queen Of Italy arrived here
this morning from Turin.
semi-onicial note issued this evening de-
clares that tranquility prevails throughout the
kingdom.
The Archbishop Of Naples has written pas
toral calling upon all In his diocese to CO.
operate In the restoration Of order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
OBITUARY.
GERHARD IRVINE WHITEHEAD

Gerard Irvine Whitehead who died at his home.
No l9 West Eighteenth-st.. Wednesday. was q
member 9f the 'aw firm OF Whitehead & suydam.
and had been for many years a practising lawyer
IN this city Mr. Whitehead was A Pennsylvania
by birth. and before he had law office In
Philadelphia At the beginning Of the Rebellion
ne enlisted private in the First Troop Phila-
dephia City Cavalry. the three months call
Later he served first lieutenant Of the 9Th Penn.
syvania Cavalry. lie acted on the STATS OF Gem
erals Sheridan Pleasanton and Keves first as
aid and later as judee-advocate. with the rank
Of major. During his term of service he was pres
at a number of engagements, among others
those of Cold Harbor. Hanover Court House. and
the engagements of Sheridans first and second
raids.
Mr.. Whitehead left the Army AT the close Of the
war. and had since made his home In New-York
lie was sixty-one years old, and bachelor. He
was a member OF the University Club. the Century
Association and the Loyal Legion. He was one OF
the three survivors OF General Keyess stan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
DIED..

RRowN-on "Wednesday May H. 1898. At her late ress-
Julia F. widow OF James ". Brown. IN the som year
Of her
Funeral The Church OF the Incarnation oons
IL 10 O'Clock.
GAY-a, Mount Vernon y. Y. MAY IL 1898 Edmond
C. Gay. AGED SO years an ever-fahfui son ana o,o
Relatives and friends invited attend the funefa1
service from his late residence No lis Archer ave- on
SUNDAY. Nav *. at O'Clock
HARMON Suddenly. May IL. 1905 juliet Jarvis haxe
n0n daughter II Cstharine and the late tucson mar.
nion Of Buffalo 49,,
Services Friday. p at No 1873 West 4ith-et
pORR--,t Mystic Conn May II. 1885. at the residences
Of her daughter Mrs J. W Iathrop. ME- Elsie Ne
widow of the Rev. George f. forr, 81 H@~7Jersey
Funeral Friday : ?. m. AT Mystic. Conn
HOWARD suddenly n Ca'ski y. 7. Thursday morn
ing Nav r. the SD year Of his age the Rev George
\. Howard. n =. ., -
Funeral from Christs Presbyterian Church Catski Sun
day
Train lea,es Grand Contra, station a. o'clock
pArON-suddsnlv OF pneumonia May 10. Annie stavs-
lev Patton aged 20 wears. widow Of William Patton ana
daughter az he late William Agnew
Funeral late residence No ID West MIRO
feAnth-s. on Fri6-y May II. az 10 o'clock a. m
sHEPARD--On THURSDAY. May IL a, Hudson, ~ T..
Rober, Blanchard Shepard. in the Ssh year OF his ago
Notice 81 funeral hereafter
SONNTAG- Wednesday. Nay H. lo9s, W Loub
Sonntar beloved husband OF Hattie lrglis Sonntas
Funeral private. his late residence NO all Wess
23d 81
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one Of IN. resolutions adopted last evening d.

one Of tho resolutions adopted last evening de-
clar.d that delegates to Congressional conventions
or 10 conventions to elect delegates 10 congress-
ional conventions. shall hc elected on the annual
urinary day IN September
Mr. Ongs explained that It had. been Judged best
70 postpon" the election OF delegates to Congress
district conventions until the time for elecfinS
delegates to the Assembly district conventions
Ar.'n.r resolution VAS %" following.
Tn. rim. hen tn Republican County Committee
Of no County Of New DIRK elected ar the primary
.lc.ffcr 20 uc held on "a" nrst tuesday IN Juhe
IS.> anal take ofic-. IS hereby Determined ana
de, AIRED 70 be the second Tuesday u June. Los.
nj : ~ O'Clock IN the evening of that day
A member OF the County Committee asked VINO
would call the new County 'ommii'e" 70 order al
m. time Of organization. ana MI OuigH sa'h no
was not prepared TO answer that question. An
other committeeman asked n the members wound
receive any rebate on membership fees paid 10 the
committee because OF the fac, that the new law
,.it.d the present committee out Of existence De
fore tn. expiration @; TIA" year. hut ne question:
was treated as q jok". and remained nnahS"rreu'
I'm. last resolution pass! was the iu4o"I"s. ,,,,
Resolved. Inaf 10. pi~si4ehl OF 90. 1870 ~
County committee 81 me county ol Ne" ol n, u"
and directed TO certify ana ceiNcr 10 the 80 ga
~ urinary records ~ IN" city or sew. YORK IN"
milo. and regulations that have been adopted ~
mis- conlmlffe. a. rules ana regulations %. ne
1rnutlcan PARTY in and for the county OF New
Yofk and the said president ana the secretary OF
this committee be-. and thry hereuy ar aut ~
ICED 10 do and perform any act nlt'l,r OF .n.s
"a hehaIf ,f this committee Which may %" He,tS
arv Ia NY. effect the sdid rues ana reBulhtiVi
~ Sccordance with the Primary Election law
The County Committee Will nave IT'S next regu az
meeting next THURSDAY evening. and that probably
viii be the last meeting 4 the present committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY'S FORECAST.
washington. MAY u -Therc rAs been general rise
IN pressure In the central valleys and the aH- regions
A baronetric depression exists IN Eastern Canada Ihe
weather s. c.ogly IN New England and tho Middle At
,...t. ct,.es Their. 4, small area c.5uG over
In. central rlatcar-. elsewhere II Is generhy
clear Showers have fallen during the last twenty
four hours IN the OHIO valley. TIE Middle ana
N,rth AuanN; states and lower lake region inc
,cr,--a,ure rditon- have IN ergone Ntr" chense'
s,,na.sv Conditions WIZ c,Etn IN New England n
ID tho VIII be- generally FAR elsewhere
.,s ~ tne -sfsiYpi Fair weather = Indicated fpr tue
Missouri Niy ard tho southwest and icTeasl nI ''uei
lt sca;rr-. showers for the middle plateau ana
soo. The temperature VIII lie somewhat higher In New
Eneard AMI Eastern NeN-1 OK. ana VIII remain "'"''
s..fIonar, other f'stfcts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
TO HEIp SOLDIERS FAMILIES.
AN ASSOCIATIONS: FORMED BY MEMBERS OF TIVE
CATHOLIC C1IP

In the course Of a conversation At the Catholic
Club Inst night. reference was made to the needs
of some Of the families Of those who had taken
up arms in defence Of the flag. and "a result
a suggestion made that an association he
formed for the purpose Of giving aid ~ tho needy
families Of the soldiers This suggestion was AZ
once acted upon and before the members won't 20
their homes the Soldiers Family Protective Assoc
citation organized.
Major John Byrne. Of No Is Wall-st. was elected
president. Michael J. Scanlon Of No IS Pine-si ,
secretary and John Crane oliver p. RueN and
Vincent TraVers chosen to he members or the
Executive Committee \ meeting Of the associa-
ton Will ha held the club to morrow evening
II Is the intention Of the association 10 nelp needy
families much as they can. irrespective OF their
RELIGIOUS faffh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
ITALIAN MrRDERER CAPTURED.

Halifax. y s. May e (SDeciaD An italian de-
,cc,lve from NcwYork arrived here tonight. iden-
,inad and took back 20 TINT city the Italian VINO
was arrested yesterday by Detective Power or
Halifax. charged with the murder Of Contractor
Ran Of New-York.
The prisoner was supposed - be Arcange'o
Ollych When arrested he denied killing CON
tractor Ryan. but admitted That he had shot an
of..r italian ~ a saloon quarrel. Ihat s coIf"''
ana when the New York detective arrived mere ne
Identified the prisoner man known IN Itall"h
1ir-l.s AS .'Fr1rk the Blacksmith" VINO had muir
5.r.d Hafa.le raliie in a New York saloon seven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HoThLS'

ASTOR-Genera Adolphus W. Greedy. l: . a
RTCKINGHAM-Dr. a c. Klehs. OF chicago
FIFTH AVENt'E-Edward w. BOX. OF fhI'a
doInhia GERLACH-Colonel Z. X. warner
l. : A. HOLLAND Robert T Lincoln, OF mi
cago ex Minister to England. MANIA a., a.
Commodore NJ. a. Bourke, ii. NJ .. Corue'a
MURRAY HILL-Professors a. w smith ana -
II Mary of Leland Stanford University. Callrorhia
NrTHERIAND-R Philip Gormuly, OF Chicaso
pLAZA-Professor John Williams White, OF mar
rarI Iruiverslty: Senator Frank J. Cannon, OF
ran ana DR. J. Varnum Mott. Of Boston " Al
DORF-The Hon. NJ W. Elphinstone. OF Lonuo'"
METEOROLOGICAL Rufus H. King or Albany
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DYNAMITE IN A CAR OF COAL.
| SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN PIT THERE THROUGH
THE AGENCY OF FRIENDs OF SPAIN

Salem. Y J. May p While unloading car of
coal a, ore Of the glass factories IN this city To-Day
the rorl,men discovered a large can OF dynamite.
It nj first supposed that II had been LETT IN inc
coal By miners through mistake. but those VINO
are IN q position 10 know say II IS not the kind OF
material used in blasting at the mines
IN investigation has developed the fact that me
10, 81 ccsl from which this can was taken was
purchases by the Government. hut was NOT used
at once and the coal companies bought II back Tor
use IN films rush orders. There IS strong slf-
picion that the placing Of the dynamite in tho
coal was the work Of Spanish spies At the mines
This is the second Of dynamite that has been
discovered n %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
ALLEGED SPY COMMITS SUICIDE.
powNINo HANGS HIMSELF IN HIS 'hi''' -
WASHINGTON BARRACKS.

wos,,,r.or. Ma i2-Geors" Downing ana'
p.rlinp. the man arrested last SUNDAY nnut,
suspicion Of Being Spanish spy' nnne ".n,oc,
Uaoh,,r;on Barracks shortly after . CLOCK
~ '.Dc 4 towel and silk hanckerchi'f
WI, "s@d the instruments of death The guard
" ,,,e corridor had seen Down'ns a rev minutes
Iarore sitting on his cot rcadns inasaa .,,n
yrhen he returned the alleged spy was na'smas
from bnr across the top OF n.s ' ,.uard were
no, rne,r efforts. however. were futhe' ana
Dowh'"s r."axirr down. and after speaking O.
S,s eos trial the certainty OF eonyis,I
ns lack Of friends. he collapsed s0h ~, toyroek,
we?' -. .,a, and granted his request that re
ta'ken 20 write TO his mother In England 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13


,s,o,s r. read DAILY by all interested. as changes
may ror SssnF r "a any FER tie week ending sss vii,
close prom ptiy a, the General Pos,ocs
'''''"' TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
sATyRpAY, ESQ and British e. FE nds per L
Touran Hayre deter: for 0,he paTss al e
$50 a. M for except SPAIN per Isss
VIA oyee Pyp and British India directed pei
s5s R6liers e, Ssiss5 tf d S5si
RoitsTts at s. s. n" rt soT ia' per Pc Ems at
Glasgow detter be directed pc, F1tnsssa letter.
1 III a be n ai rec per Norge
N. closing Of the Supplementary Transa,.nc NAL;
named a.d,cnn arplsn'nE3 nsss n French and
mar and ,s%%n q, 0 .esm Sq'" "''''
N, Why roe SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
"" INDIES. ETC
rRIpAYA 10 nc n, ,spP's SS ana Santa Martha
, AgS per steamer y pgmG7is ,o,o m,
sTuK6A,YneA. a no a. Ia M Savanna and t.yo~
S i6sS Ss S assfS :5s.%:r
essS ard Sa,, b. acsS
a irnssm afl at ii tar Newfoundand per
Ms6 s8c Barbados ps2 e MsSi aod Ss' 3
r M for Newfounalana Per steamer from North sgd.
9 lsSm :: No ss0 s 3 me- ''' s. '' -
Mail. for Newfoundland BY rail to t H,a. AID h'nr.
vo,is Sor Niauelon, by rail 70 Boston and thence By
s,aamer close a this office daily at $50 p m Malls
Ws,,co city, overland. unless specially addressed
10 S,snach by steamer close At this Office daily at
> an a m and 800 D. m. Registered mall closes Il
a o. m previous day.
TRANSPAc1FIc MAILS.
Mall. for Australia except those for West Australia
which forwarded Via Europe) New Zssiand, iswsii
LtW and Islands. per $ s Marlpcsa tron1 san
Francs.o) close here daily up TO May fi3 a, a m;
n, and M. arrival at New-fork OF
ameania with British mails for Australia Mails
Tor China and Japan per Tacoma from Tacomp
10 "a here daily up % May 20 at $50 p. m Msns
sor China Japan and Hawaii per s. $ porc 0aom
San Francisco here daily up 70 May p a. $50
m Mails Tor China and Japan 'specisy addressed
ppn.v, per o Empress ~ India iron vancouver
;n.e here daily up 70 May cs ct ESQ m Mats fos
the so.ie,y Islands per ship Gsiee :rom ssa fran
s,sco, close here daily up 70 Nay % AZ $50 2 m.
Mails for Hawaii Isr Zesiandia from san Fran
CISCO close here daily up 10 May 20 at $50 E. m.
Mails for Australia except West Australia, New,
Zealand Hawaii FIJI Islands. per s. g. Aonns
from Vancouver close here daily after May fis ana
mails are port Of sailing daily
and the schedule OF closing Is arranged on the pre-
sumntiou of their uninterrupted overland transit
REGISTERED mail closes at P n previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postofice New-York n. Y. May G. 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
pp,vcg VICTOR EMANUEL AS WHIP.

- ,,,,,or Emanuel Count OF Turin who Is
,a., =, tho waldorf Astoria, is anxious TO prove
that he Is a whip OF the first quality ana yes'er-
dav requested that he be permitted TO dt''e .ne
A-d,lev coach Good Times. on It's next Trip lhe
manager Of the coach was anxious 10 h'o" '"o
prince 70 drive but as there are eight relays ana
The American method OF driving is 30 dilerent from
any other he did consider II would be Just
as, 20 have the Prince drive the entire distance.
!, was decided that he should drive two relays al
A date to be fixed later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
THOUSANDS RIOT IN LEGHORN.
CHURCHES SOAKED WITH PETROLEUM
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TROOPS
TO RE CALLED OFT

TO BE CALLED OFT
Vienna. May 12.-News has been received here
Of fresh conflicts between the peasants and the
military outside Milan. The reports from Ludno
show that the rioting there was more serious
than at first reported The Duke and Duchess
Of SAKE Menngen had very narrow escape
from violence at the hands Of the mob: and the
pavement was covered with dead and dying
after the customs officials fired at Pisa.
Three thousand frenzied petroeuses took part.
in the riots AT Leghorn. The rioters soaked the
doors Of the churches with petroleum, intending
10 fire them: but the troops frustrated the plot.
II Is reported that the Government intends TO
call out 900 men in the Manese district
Milan is already held by n large force; but the
courts martial there have given fresh PROOF OF
the organized nature ~ the riots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
NAT uAyUFACTURERS FAIL.

Franklin Mass. May 1.-THE nrm Of Edwin p
poss.tt e. Son. hat manufacturers. with salesroons
and Offices in New-York city. and factory mere
made an assignment to-day for the oeneht OF 'ne'r
creditors. and operations here have been SUSPENDED
bending an adjustment OF the hrns nndn nuhli"
Pn,,n7 ~ the liabilities has not been mace puuissI
Tribune reporter called last night az me res
dence OF Edwin p. Bassett. NO hts. had lust
I,rned from Boston. tired out. ana was II, ue'
she could give no particulars OF the asS'si'"'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
FUNERAL or CHARLES r. HAVtuEfbh.
SERVICES AT HIS Long ISLAND HOME. AND
Rt'RI.L IN GREENWOOD

rho funeral of Charles +. Havemever took place
.,.,o-dav M his home on the Westbury Road
near Roslyn Long Island. In the house the ser
vices were conducted by Father Sylvester Malone
NJ SIS Peter and Paurs Church OF Brooklyn Inc
nell-bearers were r. +. Potter Ohver W. ht''
stuyvesant Leroy. Robert Moss. }. b. harrihar'
Winthrop Rutherford Lewis Rutherfurd X. l."
X.L,,an A,,c,st Belmont and G. Albert stevens.
The body was transferred to spec'ai u fm; IL,
ard trends MO Brooklyn. The funeral parry
then continued 10 Greenwood Cemeteiy' "here '"e
hodp was de postcd in the family vault A.,
h,nong the members OF the HaNemey"r fhinily
present were: Mrs. Theodore A. HavemeyeI. ino,h'r
~ Ch1rlos f HaVemeyer. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
a Uavsmeyer IT, Mr.. and Mrs. =. e. Potter, Mr.
and Mrs John Meyer Mr.. and Mrs Perry llnany,
Mrs W Butler duncan Harry Havemeyer ana
Miss Dora Hayemeyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13

Delegates

Mr. ouigg said that the Republican city Com
fntee had arranged for the election of Delegates I"
IA. new Republican City Committee. and that the
1r,,,rrrent % delegates had been fixed upon tho
tasi. ~ one delegate for each two hundred votes
caaf for Governor Black. The representation IN
the committee by boroughs will be As follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
THE REV DR. GEORGE A. HOWARD.

Catskill " Y. May 12-The Rev. DR.. George 4.
Howard died suddenly at his residence here to-day.
IN the cighty-thrd year Of his age. He was for
forty years the pastor and for eight years pastor
emeritus Of Christ PRESBYTERIAN Church OF Cats
kill DR.. Howard had also taken an important part
in the movements of his denomination at iafBe
His wife survives him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
RHODE ISLANDS FIRST COMPANY.

Q,ionseit Point. r !. May 1.-THE first COM
pany 10 be mustered into the service 81 the United
States was Company F. Of Colonel 9. w. Abbott 6
regiment
Tho action Of Company n. % Regiment. In re-
fusing to enlist because Of the non-acceptance ~
It's caDtain Will not rofard the work u securing
the regiments Complement. as Company l.. Isl
Regiment al Westerly. has decided 10 JOIN the
volunteers IN body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
RIOTERS ON TRIAL IN ROME
MILITARY SUPREME IN MILAN AND QUIET IS

RFING GRADUALLY RESTORED
Milan via Chasso. Switzerland. May IL ~
n m-Order has been restored, the theatres
have reopened and the men are working. But
military vigilance is not relaxed ana arrests
continue on a large scale. There Is news ~
,ro,,la at P,via where the troops were en-
ploved 10 suppress the disturbances. ana many
rioters we're wounded many more being placed
under arrest.
Tha Arst trial Of rioters was held at Rome
TODAY The accused received severe sentences
the lowest being two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-13
FORECAST ~ DETAIL FOR TO-DAY

For x.w ENGLAND. rarity cloudy weather. local shower
warmer. souihwcs'er.s winds
FIR Eastern New YORK showers In the morning clear
,,z ov afternoon. warmer. southwesteriy winds
g. .ne District o. columbia. Fasterr Pennsylvania
Seversey leila and Maryland showers N the early
-,oruirc ,eov'-l weather: southwetterly WINGS
- &c...r- Ncrr y-rk far. .lcht ve.terlA Mlnes