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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
no HOPE FOR THORN.
THE COURT or ArrEALs FIXES THE TINE On
THE EXECUTION or GrLDENsrPPE's

Disrict-Attorney William J. Youngs of Queens
County yesterday morning received an order signed
by hve Of thc seven tI!cc- OF m" Coar of Appeal
fixing the week beginning August Tor th" carrying
olt Of the death sentence Imposed on Martin Thotn
convicted OF tho murder OF William Gullonsuppe. a.
Woodsidc. Long Island.
The court o. Appeals recently handed down
decision affirming the conviction AM refusing t."
grant Thorn a new trial. Under th- ncw law r. is
not necessary for q murderer t. De brouep; from
;he State prison 10 the pace where ae was tired
for rcscutcncc when the death penalty Is upheld
hy the Court OF Appeals. The latter tribunal has
t4r power % fixing the date. ana the sentence by
i.at court Os Thorn les the FIRST In capital caa-
since tn passing OF the now law.
District AtiorI.r louIr- has forwarded TO War
den SAGE of Sing sing Prison th" order command
Ing the Warden 20 put Thoin 20 death N The week
beginning August J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
TOOK SEVEN DAYS TO COUNT THE VOTE.

sAMUYr. y nONNELLY ELECTED PRESIDENT OF
rxTrRNATIONAT TYPoGRAPHrCAL UNION.
rr1ianapolis Juno @ Complete returns, officially
announced to-day ~ the Headquarters Of the Inter
national Typographical Union, In this city. show
that Samuel y Donnclly. ~ New-Y Typograph-
teal Union 80. 6. Is elected president over W Is
Prescott tho present incumbent.
Tho vote is M follows: Donn~y. HIS; Prescott.
60 Tho other candidates voted FOR received the
following. Merritt = Palmer Of Peoria. 5s7: Frank
Hynes If Denver 90
The Other ulcers elected are follows: First
,lcc-irce ldeut. James ". Lynch Syracuse. y Y.
60 .ond yice-prcsident. John Derniuger New YORK
fourth yi.e president. " - H'rher. Roston siH'l
,iro-pr. silon' James Ryan. New-iork. secretary
treasurer u ! W Brentwood. Denver, agent
Chnds-Drexel Home Victor y. Williams. Chicago
- -,-e for organizer. delegates md trustees FOR
ot.iI-- Ure>cl Home will 10 given ont !u day or
iVn when completed ,,
The total vote east u about twenty THOUSAND
Tn. committee. Composed of Robert f.. Dana y.
Tcix ! XIX md James +. cherry. All or the mo
ANNAPOLIS Inlon. has been counting the vote toT
daN-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24

Tho two daily Society papers published n
Paris "I.o Figaro" and "Ie Journal" Vic with
each othcr IN their protests against tho opinion
that France IS unfrendly toward me United state.
and in their eulocics ~ what IS known as tho
American colony" 90 Paris Three wears ago IN a
remarkable article OF Tho Comic DO Kerafry OK
protect ~ police INC Figaro IN its Issue of Octo-
hcr 70 lsa5 predicted 'hc forcih,e Intervention aui
tho fral Success ~ Americans IN cuba When the
Inhabitants = The islnnd" wrote VI De Keratry
wore crying for their Independence tho Spanish
statesmen answered Mike your choice cuba
shall remain Spanish or become African To this
the ISLANDERS arc answering nov Make your
choice. cuba shall be- free American" Tho
United states viii be soon compelled by public
opinion 10 recognize tho helgerency Of tho Cubans
and from that t. emancipation there Il hut one
step"
THIS clear insight OF futuro events forgotten
10y the Figaro" for short time recently. when It
published SOM articles against America. Bat li
soon discovered how injurious such policy -
rs popularity ani Il teens nov with praises of Tho
United states. and especially - IS citizens In
Franz" "ic journal" has no. varied IN - friendly
appreciation - American things ard persons md
~ VIZ not surprising 20 md in one Of It's recent
numbers sentences Ike tho following which are
picked up aud translated At random.
l. is especially Paris which would show rs"lf IN
grateful J. r. forgot all 'h" 10y e"san,e ana
American cololv which has iu-falieD IT, nests nli
around fhc Arc d" lri0fIpAc ara WNi'h has 500
off'r. thanks 90 iln-trinA= alliance. mixed i'-
blood with ours The Marquis" d' Hassan0. OF 500
DISTINGUISHED mind. the Confess" a." tnsfellar".
tho charming Duchcs-c do ia Rochofoucauld ~"
COM 's-' dc toarstl. who's" salon ~ ~" Pau
Gs,ucry street is recherche. Mines de K"rgorlay.
Dc Lagrange. q" fatoIrreitc. who wear ~" most
ancient names 81 our old French territory arc all
Of them Americans
Tn author ~ the article. Richard O'Mouroy.
recalls the names 81 French statesmen and artists
who have married American women. and add.
speaking Of tho fates and receptions given IN Amer
lea rcsiIrnccg a. Paris.
They OFF, refined luxury. unknown untn now
prof siou Il rpvtrs delicious young ladies AMI
young married women not Vrcfflrr than oar Pa
rlsi1ns bar dln,r'Hf. with larger "}r-. moro pr'-
Nocatlug smiles. fr""r manners. ana with @um'-
thing which gives To- those mundau" reunions "a
special attraction. The men also bring their nill-
once and add 20 tho fclat aud animation ~ our
pnrisiar NE Mr. KGgway d"votes himself 10 alI
sportiug exercises and is interested in our hofs'-
race ike Mi Vanderbilt the father Of tho
Duchess ~ MARLBOROUGH.
Then fol.ow4 q long list Of the most prominent
Americans who participate ia the Nfe ~ Paris.
where. as 'I>e journal" proclaims Il. they are hoih
honored and always welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
no CONFERENCE TO BE HELD.
RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS TO MAKE
PUBLIC THEIR REPLY TO MR.
GOULD TO-DAY

The Rapid Transit Commissioners met yesterday
afternoon and after discussion lasting over two
hours formulated reply tc tho proposals con-
veyed TO them or Tuesday by George J. Gould re-
earGlng the Wczt-st franchise. The decisions ar
rived at by the Board. however. will not be maze
public until late this afternoon In the interim
a formal letter will he drawn up addressed 10 Mr.
Could. ard will deal in sequence with me cohu'-
tons suggested b. the Manhatans PRESIDENT io'
the government Of the new franchise.
Until this document has been compiled. the conn
missioners refuse to make known the substance OF
the action they have resolved upon. IL was
learned. howcvor that the Board VIII REFUSE 10
accept Mr. Gould's invitation for Il conference pe-
tween rcprcsoriatlye mcn o. both sides with a
view to adjusting all the details OF the frahchls
othc- than the rentals This far; Is significant anu
would seem to imply that the memoers OF az, eTT
Commission adhere 10 the terms PREVIOUSLY Is'dII
down ~ them Yesterdays meeting Was atte, ,n
rs Alexander T. orr Charles Stewart Srn,th; U !ol
1ionln John H. Starin George l.. RVes ara Noou-
bury Langdon Controller Golfer was not present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
ADVERTISING ~ CARS LEGAL.
PETITION TO ANNUL THE MANIA ."
CHARTER DENIED BY THE Al
TORNEY-GENERAL.

Albany r,,ne y Attorncv-Goneral Hancock gave
a hearing AZ noon to-day on the application OF r.
c. Schutt OF Hornellsville. 70 have the Attorney
General begin an action to annu the charter o. the
Manhattan Elevated Railway Company on the
ground that t. is engaged In doing business not
authorized 10y rs charter.
Tho applicant alleged that the advertising bus'-
nese carried by the company in It's cars ana az
f.. station. is nuisance ana inconvenience TO
the travelling public. and especially TO "'he people
Of New-York State" and further that /, is damage
20 the people who arc leeitimately engaged IN ad-
vertislnr
He said thar the charter OF the company does not
give authority to transact this business. and there
fore I, should be annuled.
Mr. Schutts case was presented BY Milo VI
Acker. lawyer. residing IA Hornesvle.
+. .. Nelson. the notary public before whom the
affidavit made, listed the advertising brokers
usinc broke n New-York time ago. and
in New-Yort some tine ago. and after attempting
to effect settlement Of tho litigation. and falling
10 DO SO. stated that nothing now remained for him
to do but 20 apply 10 tho Attorney General 20 bring
action H. diss I've the elevated RAILROAD company.
THAT threat hes been carried out" said Charles
:. Gardner. the coIapaDy's counsel THE Nan
haitian company j.. one o. tic largest corporations
I'D i''e STAT" It's capital ana bond, aggregate
s,e"N"Q IL pays from .t"o' 20 E"tpo year for
city and STATE taxes. 10 carries siN ir'd thou
parallccd record 81 safety for rs patrons and for
twenty TcIr. past II has born" its burdens ana
performed US du'lcs 10 III" satisfaction OF IN" pun
w. and ITS stockholders and hJndhoIcrs Ai rail-
roads Ni,a thc same charter authority 49, ;he
Manhattan advertise in their cars and stations n
" ttN" violated our charter every railroad I'm
N"W-lnrk .a, done tho same. and n the M1nhat-
tan company should Doe dissolved then IN" same
1tc must befai every railroad corporation In this
lanSdon Ward. counsel for the estate OF the
late George Bliss then spoke for the lessee Of the
advertising privileges the elevated roads. lie
quoted numerous authorities on The rghi 81 rail-
tics
AFTER hearing both sides. tho Attorney-';encral
snissed Sch"tts petition and denied hs a7plica-
lion IN All respects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
EFFECT or THE NEW POSToFFICE Law.
WORK or THE OFFICIALS IN THIS CITY GREATLY
INCREASED BY 1T.

The new Post ONCE law regarding second third
and fourth class mail matter which &c TO 80 into
operation July l. will seriously affect the New
York Post Office which handles more unpaid mat
ter than any two Offices in the country The
law provides that second. third and fourth class
mali matter shall not be forwarded or returned
to the sender until! the postage has been paid
provided that In all where undcliycrod MAJ
OF these classes obvious value the sender II
known. shall Ne notified o, the fact OF nondeliVery
and be given the opportunity OF prepayng the re-
turn postage" The postage for forwarding or re-
turning is the same the original postage. except
in the Of second-class matter which is mailed
the rate OF pound. but must he
paid for az the rate OF four cents pound foF re-
mailing
The change. which is radical will Re especially
noticed at this season OF the year. when large
proportion % people who receive such mall are
al summer resorts and have their mall Forwarded
10 them from the city Publishers particularly VIII
be affected Superintendent Campbell OF the de-
partment OF newspapers and periodicals Inspection
IN the General Posiofice said yesterday that dur
ing the summer months o, least seventy nv" tAo"-
sand newspapers ana periodicals were forwarded
weekly from this city to country residences. ncer
the new law the only way for persons Al summer
resorts to have their mar, other than i"st-'lasS'
PAYMENT of postage to the New Yo-k Postoffre
TO leave money behind for tnat purpose
The regula ion vii! cntii. an immense amount
OF additional work in u, inquiry department OF
the General FostofIce Notice must nc sent 10
TIE senders OF all second third or fourth class mai
which has n return card Is ~ n-oC.iNery. and
addresses sonGcIs of matter which IS %
obvious value Local postoic" Oihela.S sec II
this provision endless confusion and trouble II ~
lei' wholly 20 the discretion ot the POSTMASTER 10
determine what IS o. obvious Nalu". ana x IS
easy to what this may lead To. Articles not
OF obvious value are TO he DESTROYED u nov &C.
livcrei Superintendent Chase Of the inquiry d.
partment OF the Postonico said he would require
least two additional clerks TO attend 10 the
work OF sending out notices.
Mr.. Jardines auditor of the General Posioflce.
said yesterday that. while the object OF the ia|
evidently to stop the flooding Of the Dead Lei-
ter Office at Washington with undeliverof second
class mail matter. and 70 stop the carrying OF Il
FOR nothing. ii was doubtful. in the case of ms
Office particularly. whether the amount this saved
IN postage would not be overhalanced by IN" OK
pense attached to the collection Of postage for re-
mailiDg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
LABOR TROTBLES n OSHKOSH.
HUNDREDS OF WOMEN TAKE AN ACTIVE PART
~ STRIKERS RIOTS


Oshkosh WIS June % A ser.ous TOT o'cu'Ie"
hero to-day az result Of the woodworkers striKe'
Several hundred women armed with CLUBS rochs'
eggs and paper sacks Of pepper. gathered a. III"
south end of Light-st bridge. near the Morga"
sash. door and blind factory and waited for "orN-
mon cricavorng TO enter the factory inc io"'e
were powcrless to dispense the mob. and NOT man
was allowed 70 enter tho factory. even the pro-
profors being drivor back ny threats OF violence
Nonuulon laborors were singled out and chasod 'or
blocks a number Of them being struck py STONES
and orgs As consequence the plant was ordereu
closed down and tho manufacturers are now hol"-
ing conference WITH tho city officials similar
riot on smaller scale occurred last night, during
which ono man had his nose smashed by A s'oie
Serious trouble is anticipated. as the strikers arr
feeling uglv Several incerdary Ares IN the iast
,r dave are laid 10 the strikers and Il Is teared
rcror, to force may result in further attempts IN
this direction. ~
calof Of Police Welsbrod has notified Mayor
fdoaon tina, he IS unable 10 control the r'o'ous
strikers ard ;he Mayor In turn has called on
sheriff Lambert to restore order The pan ra is 70
afrout a force % deputies. and II serious resist,
ai-o is 4nown the Governor Will he asked 20 seh'
militia here. ..o, -.
II seem that the trouble was started ny
vafchinan ~ the Morgan plant pointing IN00lNta
az some women doing picket duty: Inc strikers
set tinon the Waterman. and would have Killed nm
huf for police Interference. John fano' ah0,n'I
workman. was beaten and cut until MS conul.,oH
is critical. G.. H. Paxton. manager OF me McSii i
t,n Lumber company. VAS oeEod. ana nnrro"F
ospared 4 dose - vitilo. Tho strikers are holding
en,.~sl street. on ino south side. and no one -
a. lowed - pass without inspection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
.sSEuBLTyG THE VIEW ENGINEER CORPS.

Another detachment % recruits 'or the lst keGl-
nAnt OF Volunteer Engineers left the 'rann ZEN
trail Station NJ O'Clock Yesterday afternoon Tor
cam Townsend Men from Boston Washington
and Norfolk also started for camp yesterday
The work Of examining applicants for membership
IN The Network battalion Is being rapidly pushed
forward at the headquarters OF the regiment NO
S25 Broadway. and over TWO hundred men are no"
., carnn NJ Peekskiu While waiting for tho ar
rival Of the tents to he supplied by the Government
the tents owned by the State are being used. Lieu
Colonel Hodges who IS AT present In charSs
OF the men in camp intends 10 MI up tho ranks ~
Provisional Company \ soon az possible. IN
order the may be mustered IN. Major
burbank has been relieved mastering officer ny
iirutennu, W VI Crukshank. Of West Point and
William e Parsons has been appointed commits
canp are siii without uniforms and equipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Divslon-suprsme court Van srqne
Court opens n % Ms 30 81 GO eT g. ss So e
-. Is. g. s. y - g. ~ 40 40 a. - ~ No. ~ ~
supreme cour,-specal Term-Part before Daily. -
MS9q caea al ar
man. Court opens 1880 E1;Parse mat'stss
supreme Court Special, TeFmCpsr i'-befo'' 'A''
supcms c Special T.smPaL y .oi cs5: s RS:-
.a ,s :nd f. s's s S e S' CASE So unfinished
TO b n from Tn PAP " !r fs6 f Fso
JMoon' 10 10 n en r9m Spea Adjourned ss~
e. T l4 s ass SSH Tfnis
ss sd ,se. i 1Sss ' Iss i@' is; 1910 isi9 1898
1870 lcNi5 iGi-3. 1890 'ass unhnshei ,.,
n. 5a'j; lis; s.. iosSs
ios17. Ios7s 9240. lloio .as sse loS22 looS sot1n
'' p1e 4 court TetPsIt IvPsfo,s Hoe.-
stayer causes TO he sent from Part III FOR It'll"
sapreu.. courrTsl TsrmIP9T, vs.fOT c. Dusro J.
supreme courTral TeEmmPaT vlpetoTe Gs:.r Sn
gss g,. Tf 49, s v 5l ntssis
500 1911 iOi65 ii767 ilso3 1900 o.5s iot,o io'os'
o trda 'i oa1 z gi Part Ai,oufnfi for
the e crin Trial T-rm-Part IX-Adourn.. to'
Psgses 70 be sent fr6r Par IN 'or rial Case un-
H,v.es 70 b.. sent from Part VII for tria, Clear.
supreme Court-Trs Term-Par' Xli-Before Chestef'
causes 10 be preferred calendar for trial.
unfinished. o., ,.,. A..
ton allied 800 v WI' 70, cI pr9sa' =.
"a IN m Margaret r. Shortll. at p N.
surroga,es Court Tra, Term-Before Fitzgerald -
60, 99en. a, 10 30 a m. No DAY calendar
city Court Special Term-Befcre Mccarthy J-Coun
10 r M9 4s2 At lq'2 Hbsor. con.n
xos $50 AKA l035 1912 liia 473 414. 53l7t. +l6
io6 lo;7 10 III go ii2. 1917. 525. i0c. 1924. 800
Clear ~. =, nj. e....A.
%os ,o6l 1884 lif6 1855. 1875 1901, 1915. ISL
Io3, 1881 1910 1861 1851. 1891. 1852 1877 i2ent
I263 1900 1904 1911 522o HISS. 1872 1913 l2'' l2s2
1870 1892 1903 Clear 49, $780, an,
,'ltv C'5ur,-Trial Term-Ps-t If-Betors oDwyer. j
co.s on No 997 Sussman sgt. Third Avenue Railroad
Conlrarv No day calendar
~, rour,- Trial Ter.n-Part IN-Befors Olco.' j.
short cause: NJ 'c5G 53ia 1888. +e2. 1929. s3it
go, 1921 zoos 800 ioc2 135s 53t9 90 $3.50 s3s!
30 5S8l s2si 3s2i 1852 i577 53ic Case unfinished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
PROPERTY-OWNERS PROTEST.

THEY ASK WHY THEIR PROPERTY ALONG ELM
ST ~ ASSESSED HIGHER THAN THE CTTY's.
a meeting held Yesterday afternoon az No. 80 Lid
erty-st. heard argument against the method OF APP
portioning assessments on property along Elm-st'
LAWYERS representing property-owners charged that
CITY property. including cry Hall Park, the Reg
,s,er's office the Criminal courts Building ana the
BOARD Of Education Building. assessed less
than the adjoining estates Of equai areas. II was
argued that the assessments should he reduced. as
certain glazing irregularities had been made IN
appOrtiOnei assessments 49,,
,seossors before them ard ascertain why II was
that property not exactly on the line o. the vdened
a-reet was assessed just rs n;u n as property N
tho actual line % the street route. ~
The Commissioners thought they rad nothing 70
40 IN that matter but offered n accept the ev.-
dence Tho Commissioners Will meet again to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
Az ENGINFER Rms To RECOVER.

NoN SUITED ~ AZ Action AGAINST THE NEW
YORK AND Nrw-JERsEY BRIDGE COMPANY.
An action brought hy J. " Ballet m engineer
against tho New-lork and New Jersey Bridge COM
pany 70 recover 5000 for work alleged have been
performed 10y him for the company was tried
before Justice Reach ana jury IA the Supreme
Court Yesterday and resulted IN favor OF the bridge
company. The plaintiff. on examination. was un-
able 10 prove that he had been employed by tho
compan'. and WAS nor-sUitod. lie alleged that he
was cmp.'r'd hy tho companv To submit plans for
IN" proposed bldg" which were accepted For ihi,
hc claimed $N"". In January l'95 he avcrrct that
he drew a second plan ion which no sOuEhi 20
recover <-,'pi The defence 10 both cai ms a
general denial on the part q the company that
the plaintiff had been employed hy f.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
REVISING TupROvEuENT ASSESSMENTS

Tn" Board OF Revision Of Assessments held its
first meeting under the present charter in the CON
trolior's office yesterday and considered thrty-one
assessment lists The Board Is composed OF con-
troller Coler Corporation Counsel Whalen and
President Holahan. OF The Board Of Public Inn
provements It organized by cecting Controller
Coler chairman and Assistant Deputy Controller
Edgar f. I"vcv clerk II remained In session
about three hours hearing the objections filed
against assessment lists by attorneys representing
assessed too much 'or publ. Improvements charged
against their property. ..-,,--
amounting I'm the Aggregate 10 $3.50 50 were con.
nr,u.d ana Nvo wore referred back 20 tho Board or
Assessors further consideration The assessment
list. confirmed a. presented were Tor tota sum
81 sl-o 20 DO The lists referred back on account or
VALID objections 10 assessments were Tor sewer
In Flrtv- fourth-st regulating John-st ana paViEB
l-and-hfty -thrG-st, Tnirtetnth-ave ana
e;rard-st and gave a total 81 over 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
p. AND o. REORGANIZATION.
II DIT 7 FKFNIES OF UfI-'IV-N' d.
BELIEF N SUCCESS OF THE PLAN.

SOME DIFFERENCES or OPi:;ION. But GENERAL
BELIEF IN SUCCESS OF THE PLAN.
Baltimore June % (SpeciaD.-A meeting OF the
Baltimore Reorganization Committee OF the Bal'l-
more and Ohio Railroad Company VIII be caIeo
this week TO consider the reorganization pam
Members OF the committee say that they believe
1t will be ndor-ed with the exception OF rev
features The fact that J. T. Morgan & Co. VINO
were acting with the Baltimore interests nave IN
dcrsed tho plan ard asked the security holders 10
accept It viii have sreat Influence with the Balti-
more committee
Member Of tho local committee are conhden,
that JOHN X Cowen vii he reelected president
and that tho c0-receiver oscar c. Murray, VIII be-
come the FIST yice-pre sident. He will have sole
charge 0. traffic Mr.. CowcN f. is said, Will nave
executive headquarters IL Ncw-York az well as IN
Baltimore.
The trustees Of tho Johns Hopkins University
and other first and socord preferred stockholders
Will offer objections 70 the Now-York plan. contend
ing tina: their holdings u lien on the properly
urior 10 fhe MORTGAGES Should the United states
Supreme COirt sustain their contention. lawyers ana
fnanc.ors say. Il may seriously AFFECT me rrors"i
cation. Members 81 the committee, noWe'ei, ~
press tho opinion thai compromise Will be maze
with the holders Os the nrst preferred stock. ana
Major Alexander shaw. chairman Of the BaIt-
more committee. .ad that while the commute ;
action had not get been determined ne H"heF'"
the plan would lr successful ,..-
John 4. WhiifidgN. member or me comm ~.
named 10y The frst preferred stocknoders 10 Jon
related 10 the first preferred stock II was u'ra..,
factory and would no be considered he
to 60 into the reorganization OF the setteneH'
proposed. . -ooi
OF interest In tire matter from l"cti stahuro.H'
gay that tho concessions granted and tho provlS-
ions made for m" future Will place mo EnoPt -
upon its feet ard tho company AZ reorsanz"d VIII
DO successful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
BASEBALL ~ BIBLICAL TINES.

From The Canton Commercial Advertiser.
member Of the Canton Theological School who
is interested In the great National game has writ
ten Il thesis baseball among the ancients -
From this CLEANED the following interesting
points. which help TO establish his contention:
The devil the first coacher-he coached Eve
when she stole hrst--Adam stole second.
When Isaac met Rebecca at the we'll she was
walking with a pitcher.
Samson struck ont a great many times when he
beat the Philistnes.
Moses made his first when he slew the Egyp-
tian.
cain made base hlt when he killed Abel
Abraham made sacrifice.
The Prodigal Son made home
David great long -distance thrower
Moses shut out the Egyptians at the Red Sea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-24
JOINT TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION AFFAIRS.

Tho Roard Of Control Of the Joint Traflc Asso-
citation net Yesterday a. the Offices 81 the asSo'ia-
ton in tho Central Building. IN Liberty-st Forty
four presidents and other executive officers were
present thirty-one o. the roads in the association
being represented. President Thomson OF me
Pennsylvan, acted as chairman Of the meeting
I'm the absence OF Mr.. Depew. Committees ap-
pointed al previous meetings 10 consider certain
lending subiects touching mileage on cars Glmen-
sious al eGuipmcnt etc. not Yer fully pre-
m rod to report. and continued. After dispoS-
Ing 81 this business the Board separated INTO TWO
committees. one. the Trunk Line committee. 10
consider the westbound situation. and western
Committee to consider tho eaStbOund SITUATION
When the Board reasrcmbled these committees re.
ported a substantially satisfactory condition OF
Affairs In their respective territories but were con-
flnued for further discussion Of the subjects COM
mittod n their consideration.