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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
oraRTERvASTER'S DEPARTMENT BUSY.

r2,ds were opened in the office Of the Depot Quar-
.ooa.te, IN the Army Building yesterday. for
90 NJ what are called 'paulins' In Army circles.
bu, correspond to tarpaulins In naval parlance.
There were nine bids received. ranging from ~ Y
each 10 1896 They are 10 he used IN cover INC
floors Of hospital tents in cuba Bihs werc also
onened Yesterday for the transfer OF one dsap'
near,,r.qun carriage from WatertoNn tn ST Hell
era Island or Port Royal. 5 {.
4 large quantity OF subsistence supplies were
sent by rail yesterday to the South for the COM
rnissary Department. The amount included 10000
pounds to Tampa. Fla. and $1,000 pounds to MI
ami Fla where It will be placed aboard trans
ports FOR immediate shipment TO cuba. The sup
niles were chiefly subsistence stores.
Contracts were awarded yesterday for 300 cam
vas legglnCs at Is cents a pair and for loVv dark
blue flannel shirts AZ 81 "a each. 20 {. Kenyon d
Co OF Brooklyn. for 6lc0 pairs OF sky blue kerscy
,rousers nj 50 Is pair and for $500 pairs nj " "
n pair TO Blerman. Heidelberg g. Co. OF this Dor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
TROOPERS WAITING ORDERS.
MEN OF MAJOR CLAYTON's COMMAND EX-
pEc1- To pE SENT To PORTO RICO.

MEN OF MAJOR CLAYTON'S COMMAND En-
PEcT TO BE SENT TO PORTO RICO.
As the papers yesterday morning said thar a
number Of the members OF Troops and g. as
satisfied because the commands had not been
ordered into service were seeking commissions IN
other commands It will be OF interest 10 'he
friends of Troop to know that the sentiment l.
strong in that organization against leaving " lot
another under any circumstances Ine loho"i"s
dispatch was received In brooklyn yesterday from
Camp Alger: , -.
IAN Troop c men are determined 10 s"cN W
their organiza ton. There Is no one LOOKING lot
commission In either the volunteer or the hes"'a'
service" - -
member Of Troop who has been AZ nome on
furloueh for two days from Camp Alger was tel
ing his Brooklyn friends yesterday that IN" TWO
rooos exnect 10 he ordered TO Porto Rico with'n
week Word has gone out unohicialy III inc camp
~ the troopers 10 this effect. Great haste mas o"
the order OF the day recently IN conipieL'' ~
cuupYnt ns OF uniforms for the troops anu A. IL. Tor
~ tim. stated tho cavarymen VIII ~ redh! Io'
the journey. , = ~. ,r excellon:
The men in Troops A and { are, are III hs~ 20 hsnu
en- rifs and the best Of health. lhef" .a.' -
several cases Of sunstrokc and two or th.rc ,r
have been injured by being thrown run nro, '
horses hut All tho invads are now i!,p' 800,
~ daily exercise and substantial ana o?un..l i
forc the troopers are in excellent nhysicai Soui-
ION They arc eager 10 80 to tnn fton1, our hd
,he reoori about their trip 10 Porto RICO 1
them they began TO fear that me wal "''e"'
before they saw foreign shores. .hr.. ,ror,hs
Thev saw they would rather pass Ihiee l'oi,ia'
/, Porto Rico or Cuba than three years III q ~
serve camp at home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
rgANGFS or GOVERNORS ISLAND
VOLUNTEERS At FORT COLUMBUS REPLA0Fo w
,,-rrpy y FIFTH ARTILLERY

.~,,,o =. the volunteer garrison from
FOR, Columbus On Governors lsIand "he'" me
had especial charge o. the m'farN p''s'"''H -
Castle william made necessary IN" '"PiA'..t -
~ GUARD As no volunteers were a''labe =
tore. - Regulars was assigned 20 tho dur InH
l:o,er,n,en- boat General Neigs TOOK ba'iery II
t.b Artillery. Captain Thomas r Adams 1901"
For, Hamilton - Fort Columbus Us '9is "'dN
.ned tho artillery force AZ Fort Hafn"''n' n','t'
- ~ .-,rl,rv was transferred from FORT H'n-
cock 70 the Narrows fort
pA,oro the war the garrison ~ Fort columbus
I'D tho nrtsoners guard were made up ~ mon
fror the ls,h Infantry United states Army "h'
rhen ,his command was orie.cd SCUM hfUle'F-
men were sent 20 replace them " Aeh ue mr..
l.r,rnen were wanted the volunteers were cae'
unon Vow the arterymen are again a'sis"e' -
,bs duty ss ,h~ volunteers eiil serv" me country
elsewher" $500.
Cn,e-al Gtl.sp,e who command. -" Depart
men, n, the East .aid Yesterday that ~ steps had
been set taken 20 order new garrison' NJ l'''.
t.ers 20 the harbor forts. although ne Fuol'-
under c3rs!dera,ion He further sa!d faaf ~"
men would have ~ be taken from the ne" resi-
,re,,s raised under tho second COLI ~ Nol.nfNe-
as ,hcso arc not VET mustered INTO ~" s'fNl," %
nc od s,s;.s ofi;ets since the fear u At
tack upon this coast has Glsappsi'"' wv NJ ~ "
strong garrisons "a by m means ~ go ~ ''
The reported lack Of ambulance: ., sant1so
ebtr-nen, Of those which have been stored On ,'oN
ernors leland for some time They wer", o. t'r"e
s.n ne MIN was under consideration ~ ha ing
large camp Montauk Point ana when shiP pBeg
vrern invoiced 10 MontGuk Point But as mere VS.
no one AZ the proposed amp $40 20 re. eye rns,.
ihey we're s!detrack 20 Governors islana
no. have since stood awaiting orders mere az,
forty OF item. and they are bu sI4ngN 10 III
sTe. such tsrd usage as fhey would have IN h''i
,rork IN C,ha in the rainy season. II Was thoutnt
nossItjn tina, some o! them might be 'aken o" tls
(, pau I'm, II was found that they would taks
700 much room They may he sent on some oil lIis
TRANSFORMS which are being made ready - proceed
sf.vnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
CONGRESS ADJOURNS TO-DAY
HOUSE RESOLUTION EXPECTED TO b.
ADOPTED BY THE SENATE
rpY rELEsnApH TO THE THInrNE. !

fBY rELEGnAPH THE TRInrNE.I
Washington July THE second session o
the LVth Congress will probably come to an end
tomorrow afternoon. The House of Repre-
sentatives passed to-day. with every symptom OF
personal satisfaction. a resolution providing for
an adjournment of both branches tomorrow at
. p IN. This resolution was not offered to-day
in tho Senate for concurrence. but 1t is under
stood that the Committee on Appropriations. 10
which II referred. will report II tomorrow
with the hour for final adjournment changed to
or o'clock. There "a now absolutely nothing
10 keep Congress longer in session. ana proro-
cation till December next will he welcomed by
tho members Of both houses. on whom the ex-
acting duties Of two long summer sessions have
weighed with more than customary severity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
TROOPS GOING TO CAMP ALGER

Washington July Camp Alger. It Is reported,
will be increased within two weeks by the arrival
OF six additional regiments OF Infantry three troops
OF cavalry and battery Of artillery
Four regiments and the cavalry will come from
Mount Gretna. Penn. The latter consists. It is
said. OF the Philadelphia city troops. the Sheridan
troop from Tyrone and the Governors troop from
Harrisburg Illinois and Massa chusetts will supply
regiment each. II Is believed that the 9Th
Illinois (coored) will come from Chicago. The ar
tillery VIII come from New-York. None OF these
troops have yet started.
The 18th PENNSYLVANIA has been supplied with
40 900 rounds Of bal cartridges. and many more
will be issued to the regiment Tomorrow Satur-
day. II is thought that u Santiago IL captured
within two weeks this regiment will go Porto
Rico: II not the men will join Skaters army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
THIRD CONNECTICUT RECRt tD'
SAID 10 BE THE FIRST COMMAND WIN Full
RANKS UNDER THE SECOND CALI

RANKS Under THE SECOND CALI.
cann Haven Mantle. conn. July : 'sI'"oiap'-
Major 7 Milton Thompson. tho recruiting onnc"' ."
.h,s most stated this morning that the 81 h"s''"'
&c tho first regiment 10 report ~ tho war ''P''
mont with fulI ranks under the President s'o"''
call for volunteers Tho mon ar" proud ~ 'h''
distinction 49,.
When the regiment aesemhlfh 'o-'"' '"' Wv,
nnal verincatlon ~ tho roster. u vas GlS'"''''"
.ha, man IN Company and another IN '"'"P''''
II ho,h ~ whom had been rejected Nv ne wi
enors were irving to work their way mo itta9,,
nat IN me confusion Thev w"ro inn'h ''S"''''
ened al being thrown on - - -. ~ ara
Pnrhaps the majority Of Tho men IN W -.
Ia r,orers Every trade IL ropr"fen'en an" -,
o,-erv profession one NJ the enlisted M ~ ~,
ANY Il is clercy man. N" R"' SamucI h pssip,
~ iTar,ford Mr. Heglin - an Arnrnlih b~. ..
,.,,hnut charge at present. ne de' r'.u ~ -,
Tho Army "A ther than remain o. N"' II 10
ee,i-c recruit, is Private Reno. 81 'piHltIN =,
,e an Inventor Reno came fron ne az - >p
Xewyo-L after he had invented an hpifi l.rs go.
submfrgng ships in hattie which ne ~ Nv
e Nv, conside-lng He became pcnniless N ~"
~ anG walked 70 Bridgepor'. where ne te lhto
ne not OF he recruiting ofio"r. ana IS M" y '
uocticl: volunteer a. ,,o, ,ho yas a
r,erhnr of Company I. Sd Regiment, -. =,
80 49, elected second Lieutenant "l MS ~
49,. raued - &c. the appor trn"nt. mas ehlls1t, "
-ornarx, n and has been promoted 70 COZ POI
The camp has had ine weather lor ~. - "a 80
ever. organization a. the post IS worms nv" "
GO, into propcr condition for effective server
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
DISMISSED FOR DISIOYALTT.
FIRST CASE IN THE PRESENT VAR ocCTFs ~
BALTIMORE

Baltimore July (Special'-The f1st case on
record In the present war ot the dismissal OF u
Government enploye for disloyalty and the utter
ance OF traitorous sentiments is that o. FRANK
Wickham. whom Collector Stone. OF this city, 10
day removed from the place OF foreman o. the
ol,stodian's force o. the Custom House The Col
lector Investigated the charges. and II was proved
Mr. Stone says. that Wickham had been guilty OF
cursing the American naval forces at Santiago had
cursed Commodore Schley ond said that he was
sorry the Spaniards had been defeated He also
talked in an unpair!otic manner about the flags
displayed In the Collectors Office. Mr.. stone CON
sdered the offence OF sufficient gravity 10 warrant
Wickhar's removal and promptly took that action
RE sent full report OF the to the Treasury
Department asking that his decision be approved.
The story OF Wickhams removal ana the reasons
which led 10 T. caused something ot n sensation
In tho Custom House and was the subject OF much
comment among the employees. The action OF tho
Collector was generally approved by both Democrats
and Republicans. and though the dismissed man ~
a Democrat nearly all the witnesses against MIN
were members OF the same party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.

Washington. July The President to-day sept
these nominations 10 the Senate:
JESSIE P. FULLER, TO be pension agent San Fran
cisco JOSEPH w JONES. 10 b pension agent at co.n
JAMES " LEE 2, Maryland. to b. constructor IN ana
for rae cutter service with rank OF fret eute
To Be members OF the commissen revise ard amend
the OF the United States concerning patents trade
ana slf trade commercial nares-FRAS
us EqnREs :, T fsTFR A aRossdE SRhhf
pos'a;as.or--TvII.L;AM p POWELL. Haslc,on. Penn.
Ne4nieer ssn,i corps-To be eapsains-'Jy Ian
WARD ". WINFIELD hr., Lieutenant, Volunteer siEna'
FTxx T''2 rpNR spR nT1 WrrsR
:c'at il;g,.1:n, :YERsRAxT n BaLpwTY e Iut.
"ANHON. rrst sergeant. Volunteer signal Corps. Ed
WARD . HOTTER Troop A. New-York cayairy
CCHAPPLE MAbL3GE ~, s,rssaS sisnn co'
Iouni64r I-t,1.:y--Tti-i Ro~irrent--To be captain
cHARLES 2 WARnEH ?; %ieorsi1 E,T,' leg,snsss
Fourth Resir sr,-First i.eutsnan,-ANTHoNY EoL
TA Rry : :, n. c2 s,, - scoGmn
Ff'h Rsgmen'To Re assls,a.t surgeon. with rank Of
~, nsrtsnsn,-IoMAX $ ANDERSON o. Mi.si:'iys:
aHove cSca thdrswnl
E'ghth Reeimen,-To BE- captains FORGE
GREEN Of renns;:se RErBEH NJ BUCKLEY u and
'srants-GE0RGE ADAM a HENDERSON. q Ten
nessee second lieut. n nSs-wILLIAM WASHINGTON
T ss, %rsn P rp 9s S a,S ava 5qHN PROF
,.n.n,s-LAMEs H. RARHEv Il virginia: LAWRENCE
c.r - ikMEs 'F TtxrnERoY Of Vi virsfns THoMa.
Y WARD q M,rylani Second leu'enan,s..WS y
u cHADsoJRN Jr. % North Carolina; SAMUEL u
Inisntry-Slxih Resimen'-To he cap,ain--wIILiAM
V Henderson. II Tennessee. tor the above oce with
drawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
CARRIERS MIST AFFTX STAMPS
AN IMPORTANT RULING RECEIVED IN RE-
GARD TO EXPRESS RECEIPTS

AN IMPORTANT RULING RECEIVED IN RE-
GARD TO EMPRESS RECEIPTS
TIE fight o. the express companies TO force the
sendcrs OF packages to atix the stamps prescribed
by the War Reytnue law has received a severe blow
in the ruling which Collector Of Internal Revenue
Charles n. Treat received yesterday from Commis-
sioner Scott. II Washington. The ruling was IN
reply IN a query from an express company sent
through Collector Treat TO who should afiix the
stamps Commissioner Scott rules as follows
Each bill of ladng made out by any common
carrier for trans 7oraton Of goods for the Iiilei
Of the Act Of June Il. 1898 requires the one-cent
stamp. as does also each duplicate Thereon. NO D.,
carrier It IA the duty OF such common carrier 10
afx the stamp such bill Of ladlng and duplicate
Collector Treat said Mt first that tn" telegraph
companies undoubtedly included In the rni-
Ing. as they came under the head OF common car
rlers. Later he said he did not wish 70 be quoted
this point. but would rather have tho ruling
come from the Commissioner Tho question as 10
whether telegraph companies are common carriers
not has been raised several times In the courts
and II was decided by the Supreme Court Of the
United States in tho case OF Primrose against m"
Western Union mo. ia United States Rep. y that
telegraph companies not common carriers.
William Baker. vice-presdent and general
manager OF the Postal Telegraph Company. said
yesterday that in his opinion the ruling Of the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue had nothing TO
do with telegraph companies
II Is held by President King ~ the Merchants
Association mat the ruling Of Commissioner Scott
IS strong point IN favor Of the association and Of
tho business men who arc engineering the fight 10
compel tho express companies to pay the tax. MG
King said Yesterday: Evidently. in the Commits
sOner's opinion the aim and Intent Of the law was
n compel the payment ~ the tax by tho COM
pan.oa
Collector Treat said yesterday afternoon that
he would put as many men as he could spare 10
work TODAY 10 SEQ that the law enforced Ey-
'"pi vher" special arrangements had been made
With hrms or individuals permitting them 10 trans
act business without stamps un' they could he
supplied. all articles falling under tho Law must
b" pron.rlv stamped
\ ruling also received from comm .ssloner
scott yesterday I'm regard 70 mineral waters tho
eject that n they used alone beverages thav
are not tax bic. but II advertised as possessing
medicinal qualities then they must he classo1
medicines and paw the tax The Commissioner
also reiterated his former ruling that samples If
'1Nah" srtCes are subject - the stamp TAX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
TEACHERS FOP RrRIL SCHOOLS.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF EprcATGoN PFLrrvEs
~ GRADED CERTIFICATES

~ GRADED CERTIFICATES
washington july 7.-To-day's session Of the Ma
'onai Council % Educaton was devoted 70 DIS
cusson o.. the report 81 the Committee OF Twelve
on rural schools The principal topic was tho sup
ply OF teachers which was made the subject OF ad-
dresses by President John W. Cook Of tho state
Normal University ot Illinois. Superintendent
Charles r. Gilbert Of Newark. Y. j. and Charles
skinner State Superintendent Of Public instruction
OF Ncw-Yori n generally agreed that soma
change should be made IN tho normal school sys
tenn an important. recommendation being that such
schools should remain open during the summer
months In order that teachers might attend them
and be able 10 teaCh the remainder Of the year
In" teachers. upon thelr final examination. should
receive grade certificates. indicating their pro
ncency and salaries should be graded according to
the certificates Schools should be kept open ten
months IN the year and the teachers provided al
most continuous employment. In order that they
mich, be bic 10 make the profession paving ono
Small country schools were condemned. and II was
recommended that where dtss than twenty pupils
attended such school II should be incorpora cd
IN another In the same neighborhood
school Maintenance We the subject OF ad
dresses ~ President A. s. Draper of the University
~ Illinois and Professor Uhler II. Smith OF the
State Normal School ot Athens. Ga Superintend-
ont y e. Dougherty. Of Peoria. H.. and State
SUPERINTENDENT y e. Schaener of Harrisburg.
spoke on the subject OF school supervision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
DIR. MKINLEY AND Or. DEWEY.

PRESIDENTS DECREE CONFERRED By YALE AND
THE ADMrRALs Ry PRINCETON.
Washington. July President Mckinley. upon
whom Yale University recently conferred the Dc.
gree OF Doctor OF Laws. to-day received from
President Dwight and tho members OF the corpora
ton the usual diploma printed on parchment
The roll was wrapped In Yale blue silk and encassd
IN an oak box.
Attorney-Gsneral Grisgs called at tho Navy d.
partment to-day and introduced 10 Secretary
Long Treasurer Osborn OF Princeton University
Mr. Osborn was the bearer OF the diploma OF the
degree OF Ill. H.. recently conferred upon Admiral
Dewey by the president and trustees O. the Uni
versiy The parchment will be forwarded TO the
Admiral by the first outgoing steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
THE 18th REGIMENTS RANKS FILLED.

The last detail OF recruits needed to fll the 18th
Regiment to the maximum size left Brooklyn yes
terdny for Chckamauga. There were eight men
IN the squad. making total Of $40 that have beer
sent South since the regiment left the State Lieu
tenants Wingate. Bridges and Mcnamara. OF the
Am who have been conducting the mastering.
will 90 20 Camp Thomas to-day.
The Brooklyn battalion Of the 22d Regiment.
formerly the 18th Battalion Of the National Guard,
has its full quota OF men. the last detachment
OF recruits having been sent out 10 Wilets Point
nv Captain Turpin. the mastering Officer The
battalion will not be ready for active service until
bout a hundred recruits receive their guns and
uniforms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
PRIVATE Run OFT OF VOLCNTEER CAMP

Oakland Cal July Private Henon. of Tom
NAM. from Marysvillc. cal. has been run out
~ Camn Barrett FOR expressing himself In uncom-
pIimontnry terms with regard 10 the tniie1 states
the officers OF the regiment. The fooh supi.'e1 a,d
oftor things which dspleascd HIN he was arr,
Cd s,rlnoed q. hls Uniform and marched 'hrouGh
The camp between two guards. while, me hn .
,roons shouted Ride him on rail" lie was then
looted outside the camp limits and CURLY Is
,n,s"ed This "a the frs case OF lurking IN me
9Th Negineni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
PRESIDENT FAVORS NEGRO TROOPS.

Washington July The President made known
10 Senators and Representatives who called upon
him to-day that he considered It unwise for Con-
gress to adjourn before the bill TO raise 25,o 900
colored troops passed. He considered It alb
solutelv Indispensable that this bill should be en-
acted into Law Immediately. Chairman Hull. OF tho
Mlitary Affairs Committee, was In conference
with him today over that legislation. and stated
afterward that he believed the bill would be
passed II was recently recommended by the Soc
retary Of War Who stated that these troops were
specially adapted to the Cuban climate and nec>s-
Sary TO the success OF the war -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
BRINGING CAPT. GRrDLEY's ASHES HOME

San Francisco July THE steamer Rio de
Janeiro arrived here to-day from Hong Kong and
Yokohama VIA Honolulu She will he unlosded
and turned over 10 the Government for use az
transport in few days On board tho Rio de
Janeiro IL an u.a containing the ashes OF Captain
Ciridley OF tho Olympia The urn and The ELECTS
OF Captain Grid.ey will be cent to Mrs Gridsy at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
DAVIS TO JOIN FRANKS STAFF.

washington. July 7.-coonel Z. Davis. formerly
captain OF the 90 Artillery. and recently appointed
an assistant acknowledgement in the volunteer
Army With the rank Of lieutenant-e colonel, has
been relieved from further duty on the stan OF
General Miles and ordered 70 report 10 BrgaSier,
General FRANK comm arc!lg division OF the ThlId
Army Corps, al Chlckavlauga, az adjutan'-senerai
Of that division
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-08
LYTYTOK4LiNT TO RETTRN TO HONOLULT
THIS srrP NOT TAKEN IN CONSEQUENCE OF An
SEN NATION PLANS

SEN ALTON PLANS
Honolulu Jun, %. via San Francisco. July -
Queen Lliuokaiant Will return to Honolulu II
letters received here by the Relsc she states that
she expects - come By the Alameda. due here
july %. Her residence Is beins put In order FOR
her and her carr.asea and stables being 50.
ready. that when she comes she 90 A.
ono" to her home
Her coming this time is said 80 have no Gig
nihcancn in connection with annexation matters
as her plans 10 return were formed several months
Queen powager Kapiolan has begun an action
aC2,ns; ner ncphews. David kankananakoa ana
Jonah Nalaniinaole 10 recover property valued az
many hundred thousand dollars which she had
decided them with the understanding that the
deeds should not be recorded wihou, her consent.
She has discovered that the deeds have been re-
corded. hence tho snit to have the transaction
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Hotel de Lille ct d'Albion

233. RUE ST HONONE, PARIS.
BETWEEN the TulLERlES GARDENS PLACE VIZ
poMb ANp NEW 9pER* AryxN ;y,.SrSig. iii
LARGE DRAWING ROOMS ELECTRIC LoH1' -
TELDGRANA "LILLALBIoH." PARIS .sn
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Gnropean Advertisements.

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eral was good one. but he believed the Presiden,
ought TO make the nomination In the regular way
The bill was passed without amendment
At 40 .. n the Senate went into executive ~.
sion and adjourned at s:i2 o'clock