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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
TAXES TO BE REFUNDED.
ISAAC STERN WINS HIS SUIT AdAiNoi
GREENBURG ASSESSORS.
GRIEVANCE DAY" IN TARRYTowN-A LAH'h
NUMBER OF PROTESTS AGAINST Assess
~,rSrc rxprcTrD

NENTS EXPECTED
Justice j. o. Dykman. in the Supreme Court,
Yesterday handed down order In the case y.
Isaac Stern against the Assessors Of the town Oh
Craenburr bv which the assessment on hfty-nVe
acres ~ land belonging to Mr.. Stern In the Viiase
NJ Ir,ngton Is reduced from $4,000 to sllD'VV ana
that on forty acres Of land belonging 10 '''-
plaintN in East IrvingtOn Of N2"S IL fenuce" W
$1,000 and II is ordered that the tax PAID by ''e
pla,ntn on these excessive assessments DO re-
funded with interest from April a. 1893
Al Tho order Is not made In time 10 enablo inc
Assessors TO make new or corrected assessment
II Is directed by the Court that the Board OF super
visor OF Westchester County at its next aii'u"'
session shall allow TO Isaac Stern ana lhciuoe !"
tho tax levy OF the town OF Greenourg the SUI"
maid by him IN excess OF what the tax wouio nave
bean ~ the assessments had been made as deter
mined by the order namely. sli2 "A and I'll ~
total OF 1924 rs. with interests except that SO Hi
OF this sum as WAS levied and collected lor otn',
than town purposes shall be levied upon the county
at large and paid without further audit NO costs
are allowed against the officers making the asses9
ments. r
In the villages OF Tarrytown and Nor.n s Win
town this morning the boards or asses S,sdsv w
when the books first opened to the Pun ,ax
they have been examined by nvaG been engaged
In making copies OF the rolls, and these ndica',os
toss.her Th Of he ero opniSnb being ed today
Tho principal contest vii! be made IN NE , yias
OF North Tarrytown where Jonn - 1rh ar counsel.
iIowsrf IL Morse will be one OF the hrst 70 teIr
a protest In that village. but II IL not az HI nry
mat the Assessors Will grant reductI0n M.
u Ely IL r. Brundeth Mrs. +. +; Naiiace anu
many smaller taxpayers are expected 10 enter - a.
,eefs arainst their increased assessments ~ Is
alleged that the North Tarrytown ron conIans
many errors and that Jonn ID. EockeieleI p, no
cry Is not assessed TO the occupant III
with law. ., =, ,,x,.,ov,, l,s, wear
was an exciting one. Is expected that to-day WI,
be comparatively quiet, as those VINO ulous , ~ =,
suits against the village nave nad urm ma
vaIued 10 their satisfaction. But uoupls may
come now because those who accepted the IN
ceases la, wear think their assessments are I'M
oauni and oi,t OF proportion. This includes the
Gouids as well as the smaller properly oidea
and n is said that they will enter protest, az
,houeh they were at first inclined not 10 90 so.
Their grievance lies in the fact mat the adgonng
land ~ louis Stern has been reduced >nVv from
iss- u hiie their property has been signify IN
sod Some soy the stern land Is more vaiuI
All" than that OF the Goulds. but II II assessed
lower and others cite similar cases. 10 snow tha'
the roll Is unequal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
CAUGHT STARTING A FIRE.
wEsrcHEsrER INcENDIARY CLUBBED
INTO SUBMISSION.
HIS ARREST THOUGHT 70 EXPLAIN SEVERAL MYs-
FERROUS BARN BuRNINGs ON THE SHORE
OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.


OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.
The arrest late on Sunday night OF Martin
Murphy. twenty years old who was caught setting
fire to Il barn owned by Frank Fritz. in Mechanic
ST.. New-Rochee. IT is believed by the police. VIII
be the means Of ending series OF mysterious nree
which have troubled property-owners on Lons
Island Sound for several months. The prisoner -
a barber. and formerly employed at the Iarch-
mont Yacht Cub. and more recently in New
Rochelle. lie was first suspected about two weeks
ago. when a barn in the OF he lselin Bank
Building burned. and endangered the business
portion OF the town. Since that time he has been
watched closely. On Sunday night about o'clock
Murphy asked Patroman Kelly what time he
would be of his beat The policeman gave him an
evasive reply. and then hurried 10 the station
house and reported to Captain Timmons. who dis
guised the patroman and sent him TO watch
Murphy. About Ills O'Clock Murphy entered the
Of the barn. Patrolman Kelly followed close
y behind him. and secreted himself not more than
fifteen feet away
First satisfying himself that one else was In
the building, Murphy produced large box q
matches. and, kneeling down. set fire to the salt
hay; The officer seized him. and Murphy fought
so desperately that II was necessary 10 cluD MIN
Several times before they reached the police sta
his captor supposed 10 draw revolver or knife.
drugs. the effect of which would have been to do
committed to the White Plains jail He made no
for his actions. except on the theory that ne has
mania for setting fires and watching the excite
ment.
About three months ago Murphy became a mem
Der Of Huguenot Engine Company, and II Is be-
and at the same time secure admission inside the
fire lines 10 gloat over the destruction caused by
Gently at loss Of several thousand dollars. and
five or six valuable horses have been burned to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
FAY TEMPLETON ATTACHMENT STANDS.

Justice Cohen. IN the Supreme Court yesterday
denied n motion TO vacate attachment obtained
against Fay Templeton Osborn, the actress, for
ss Gil g. secured by Edward L. Haskell as assignee
Of Edwin A. McAlpin who was. In his turn. as
eienee of Charles z. Rice and Edward f. Rice IN q
suit for breach OF contract The plaintiff alleges
that Mrs Osborn in April, 1895 made an agreement
N go on the road with Rice's Excelsior company
a, a salary Of sZB a week. apd after two weeks
refused 10 carry out her contract Mr. Rice sur
fered a considerable loss In consequence .
Justice Cohen. IN denying the motion say. ina,
+ba ata ,ement that the defendant has evaded ser
vice OF the papers In the case han not been dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
MORE CITY APPOINTMENTS.

Dr. william Geoghan Of Manhattan, and DR.
Joseph A. Kene OF Brooklyn sworn in yes
,erday by tho Mayor medical examiners for the
civil Service Board W. A Wells. J. X. Mas and
j. r Curtin appointed examiners In the
Office OF the Commissioners OF Accounts. #. r.
Griffith and W. Is. GOrmlcy were appointed en-
gtneers in the same department. and Richard II
However was appointed "A Deputy Tax Commits
slouer. Albert = Oehmer. an examiner employed
in the Charities Department. was dismissed on ac
count OF physical inability TO perform his duties
Ills salary was $500 year jeremiah Smollen
was renstated as night guard In the storehouse al
500 a year. william Basert the chief cook at the
CITY Hospital. has resigned. IIis salary was $50
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
DIR. POTTER TURNED OUT AGAIN.
THE APPELLATE TERM OvERRULEs THE DE-
cIsIoN GIVING HIM POSSESSION OF HIS
FORMER DWELLING.

The Appellate Term Of the supreme Court has set
aside decision Of the Fourth District Municipal
Court restoring the Rev Daniel G. Potter and his
housekeeper Mrs. Julia Ross. 10 the possession OF
the parsonage attached TO the Tabernacle Bapust
Church No lG2 Second-ave. Mrs. Ross alleged that
she had a lease OF the whole building. and DR.. Pot
ter asserted that he had leased the second moor
from her. They averred that the New-York city
Baptist Mission Society had elected them Illegally.
Justice Giegerich. who writes the opinion OF the
Appellate Term holds that DR.. Potter and Mrs.
Ross IN their complaints. did not show what the
terms OF their agreements actually were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
PRODUCE EXCHANGE OFFICERS.

FRANK BRAINARp AGAIN ELECTED PRESIDENT.
The annual election Of the Produce Exchange
he'd yesterday. the following officers for the
coming year being elected
President, Frank Brainard
Nice-president, Elliot T. Barrowe.
Treasurer. Z. c. Rice.
Managers. to serve two years, H. Barber, Joseph
S. Thayer. J. W Ahes Samuel Taylor. jr., p. d.
Allerton and John Valiant
Trustee OF the gratuity fund 70 three years.
l. H. Spence.
Inspectors NJ election. Alexander EGson. f. +.
Prudcn. w. &. West. 4. L. Holmes. George B. Fer
ris and c. ". Strachan.
The men whose names appear above constituted
the regular ticket. which there opposi-
tion.
THE COTTON EXCHANGE ELECTION.
Tho ticket proposed by the Nominating Committee
OF the Cotton Exchange was elected yesterday at
the annual election Of the Exchange II is as fol-
lows:
Prssdent--wIIIIAM V KING.
Vice-P resident-THOMAS NJ. ROBINSON
Treasurer-wA1.TEH T. MILLER.
Manasers-GEORGE w. DAILY. JOHN l. BCL1-APD.
JOHN r. DAYTON. EI'sTRATIUs A FACHIRI. ISAAC
D. FROELIGH. HERMAN HAGEDORN. GEORGE F.
JONES slGMyND NJ. LEHMAN. JAMES +. MACRY.
KARL MEIsSNER. WILLIAM RAY. ROBERT H.
ROUNTREE. FRANK G sPECK. WILLIAM TUBS.
FREDERICK VAN RIPER.
Trustee of N. Grstuity Fund-wIIILAM J. HocH-
sTAETTER,
inspectors Of Elec;icp-A. GOODWIN MUM JR-.
HENRY Fl. ROYCE. FRANK Il. GUEST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
WHEAT GOES STILL LOWER.

July wheat Yesterday opened at on. we'll below
Saturdays closing price. and on news Of the largo
worlds shipments and the excellent crop pros
meets suffered further decline the closing quota
ton being 95. cents a bushel net loss OF seven
cents as compared with Saturdays last figures.
Trading in all the futures light especially the
july The September and December deliveries de-
clined in sympathy with the July September closed
AZ cents under Saturdays last prices and Deem
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
RUSSELL SAGE ENTERS A PROTEST.
HE CnYTTCIsEs THE RAPID TRANSIT COMMITS
sIoN's Action REGARDING THE
wEsr-sT. FRANCHISE.
Russell Sage gave out Yesterday the following
Am

statement regarding rapid transit
The action Of the Rapid Transit Commissioners IN
appointing Mayor Van Wyck and Controller ColcT,
with Mr.. orr. upon a Compensation Committee to
agree upon the amount Manhattan should pay tof
the Ncsf-st. franchise IT, an attempt TO throw the
responsibility OF reasonable rate upon IN" Mayor
and Controller. and Is unwarranted. The taxpayer
OF mr.. CITY have been treated shame,ully by the
Commission. which has spent $4,000 or the people
money and has accomplished nofAing u has any
dalllcl lis time away nj unnecessary expense. and
instead Of making the Mayor and Controller srape-
goats for what the Commission must know is 70
come. II should treat the matter In businesske
manner.
4 "hole ia the ground" f. no; feasible account
~ lack Of funds ,o- some time come. and tho
only other remedy IL for Manhattan 20 Increase IL
facilities upon a reasonable basis We nlr now ""
iarg.s, single taxpayer ~ NcwYork. ana are WILL
nr TO make further large Investments. but Tor
transportation purposes only. and not TO regenrra'c
deal real estate deals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
STOCKS Up AND DOWN.

AN IRREGULAR MARKET CLOSES WITH SMALL
NET GAINS FOR THE DAY.
The course OF the stock market yesterday was
Irregular; last prices however, showing, a rule,
small net gains for the day. All tho war news
since Saturday noon had been of a favorable sort,
and the advance In stocks at the opening here
was so rapid that prices soon rose above London
parity and London became heavy seller. After
the selling by the arbitrage houses had ceased the
upward tendency in the local market again became
pronounced Throughout the day though. there
were fluctuations. due 10 extensive selling partly
for the purpose Of taking profits and partly il /,
supposed with the object OF forcing decline.
But against this selling there ser q large
volume OF outside buying. the net result Of the
days trading being. as already noted. a small adj
vance IN majority OF the stocks.
The bond market was once more strong and
active, the days transactions aggregatng more
tirued easy "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
A TRANSATLANTIC RATE WAR PROBABLE.
THE 1orxrs TO MEET IN LONDON TO-DAY. BU'
THE LINES ARE NOT EXPECTING AN
AGREEMENT.

Local transatlantic steamship agents are much
interested IN the meeting which is scheduled 20
take place to-day IN London. On this meeting WILL
depend whether there is rate war or not curing
the present season. Even the most sangune OF tho
agents believe that the meeting VIII ADJOURN Oh
eecount OF mo quorum" and that the result VIII
oe open competition between the lines. The agree
ment which has been In force for several years ex-
Hsres today. ana II II Is not renewed the uahsat-
,anuo conference will be at an end, and each COM
pAay wa make lis own rates for the summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
plvTNG CUGTONS DUTIES IN GOLD.

Since the first OF the year the proportion OF gold
received for customs duties at the fort OF new
vo,k has been steadily Increasing. the gold pay
,,s lac, month having been nearly 70 per cent
:, ,re whole amount. The total receipts OF me
Crstom House in May were ssz 10 OF wnicn ,ne
80 ~ &c o47 $50 was gold. x.26l.too United states
,es sSsC 6ss silver certificates and *zo.t otneI
rrorms Of money A large part OF the goid was
mid In Assay ONCE checks, when Aio e~@"""se~
bic for gold coin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
puvoPS or AN IRON COMBINATION

No one could be found downtown yeS'sr,ay w,o
could affirm or deny the report ina, ,na
OF mo s'." 20. arranged. J. p. Morgan Co and
try was 49, standard OIL men being interested IN
fS a6 q mr. asSi ,hs
t, ~ there's anything to IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
r,,r1y srRyECr FOR THE DEBATE

Princeton n. j.. June s.-The arrangements for
the annual commencement debate TO take place on
Tuesday evening. June a. were made to-day. The
following subject was announced as the one to be
ci,cussed: Resolved That the United States should
.-usrently occupy and govern the Philippine ISL
aands." The contestants were chosen some time
ago and the side upon which they WIN speak VIII
baRipS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

TO SAIL ON THE KAISER WILHELM.
The North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse, which sails to-day. will carry $50
cabin passengers, and enough steerage passengers
70 make up total OF l.0Oo
Among the first cabin passengers booked to sail
are Mr. and Mrs Egerton A. Bliss. Jersey City:
Count and Countess Faber- Castel Baroness Bertha
Won Faber, Mrs. W. F. Havemeyer, Miss NJ J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
BIG COTTON MILLS RESUME.

Fall River. Mass. June s.-The Fall River Iron
Works Cotton Mills. employing twenty-seven hun.
dred hands. resumed operations to-day, after q
shutdown Of FIVE weeks duration. All the mills
except the Robson are IN operation. The Mer-
chants and American Linen mills. which have
curtaied OF late. have started all their machinery
more hopeful tone prevails In the print cloth
market and manufacturers have been able to con-
tract for several weeks ahead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
BRIDGES IN BRONX PARK.

Inc Commissioner o. Highways has asked for an
opinion OF the Corporation Counsel as TO the night
OF the New-york botanical Society to control the
ppuiiolng OF vladucts and bridges In that part OF
s1as rars which is TO be used for the Botanical
mahn by taxpayers for the building OF bridges over
the park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

THosD FOR THIS YEAR LIKELY TO BE FAR IN
EXCESS OF IMPORTS.
Figures received here from Washington indicate
that the exports Of manufactured articles by this
country for the fiscal year ending this month Will
exceed those OF any previous year. and will be far
in excess of imports For the first ten months the
exports larger than the imports by about
$40 900 0O and the total for the year is ex-
pected TO aggregate fully &0.0DooO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

.o,.us,s p,v,.,ou-supreme Court Before Van Br,nt
T. Ra@.e PsrsSa and EHf5shsn 30 Jc$sfis 49,
q q 3D. p e. e. a. Ho' 49, .' ,.,o.. vr.oo.
J"&o,icn calendar called at 1920 m 1lp.,o-, Daily.
supreme Court-Speeal Ternypar, IT,, ,,s,,sr. N'"'
supTs. TsrmaraTt Hht sos ff ss7s
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case unfinished ~. M. " n.,or. Madam
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
LIST OF GOLD IMPORTATIONS.

An official list OF gold mportations to this coun-
try from England and tho Continent since the IN
ception Of the movement late last February shows
that American gold brought from the European
ma rkets amounted TO G7.76l.0e. foreign gold.
ne osl 0Ss and bullion. s1s75S.60 making total OF
egg .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
THE COURTS.

COURT OF APPEALS MEETS IN SARATOGA
e.r.,osa \ Y June 6-The Court Of Appeals
,.ean IN. SARATOGA summer term here this morn
ing The court took up the motion calendar. NO
decisions were handed down.
The calendar for to morrow is as follows:
Nos 1242 1257, i.2s 1886. Isl. l.3ss lSS; 20 20
80 2t3 2si l7i .26s. go. l,2.l, l23 lZ'' lz'o
md ZT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London Office of The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, 4 convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court
BY Lawrence. J.
N,.,,.r ri F1txdmons-Theodore r. HAscan
Courier sxt Traphsgen-Frederick J. Winston
t,na.y at Tr-u--,ieoge w. Ellis
iimshss AIT Hariam-Eibert crandah.
BY Daily. j.
vs.ssv art Bach--Frank NJ. Holahan.
rorr arr second Avenue RaiIroad-James Ridgway.
By Cohen. J.
law agt Stanion-John Ford.
Fterysenberg agt. American SOFA Fountain Company
Charles L. Rushmore, u.
Gambler agt Waller-Henry W. TAFT
BY Kellogg. ].
Matter Of West Side park-Frank d. Smith
BY Werner. J.
Dunn nst yandswatsr-C1fton B. Bull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
THE VARIETY THEA TRES.

The usun audiences attended the continuous per-
Torrance at Keiths Union Square Theatre yester-
day The views shown by tho biograph are
still the most interesting feature OF the perform
ance Papinta In her mirror dances. Robert Down
Ing Spartacus and the Rossow brothers were
other textures OF the varied programme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
CARPET MILL ON FULL TINE.

Worcester Mass. Jure 6.-Whitalls carpet mills.
a, South Worcester. which have been running
about thirty hours a week lately, went full
time this moruing About five hundred handA are
at work and the force will be increased II business
continues good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
INITIAL LIFE TRUSTEES.

The annual election OF trustees Of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company yesterday resulted In the
choice OF tho following trustees for term OF four
wears to succeed themselves:
RICHARD A. McvRDY lCHARLEs =. MILLER
TaMf-S q HOLDEN WALTER r. GILLETTE,
HERMANN C. Won POST, WILLIAM 9. WHlTNEf,
EOPFRT OI.YPHANT WILLIAM j. NEWELL"
J. HOBART HERRICK.
Tho BOARD Of Trustees will meet tomorrow TO
elect officers for the coming year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday On
the steamer Berlin. from Southampton and Queens
town were Mr. Alvarado, H. f. Seymour Adams.
Mrs c. A. Grscom and Colonel r. o. Hewett'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

Havemeyer Raymond Havemeyer. Archtoa!o Z:
Mcclure. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mckee anu -
Countess Teifener.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

Military. naval and historical groups form the
chief interest OF tho wax collection at the Eden
Musee az present. The pictures shown by the
ainematoeraph are OF kindred character. A con-
cert is given every afternoon and evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-07

The audiences at Proctors Twenty-thrd Street
Theatre yesterday were entertained by Helene Nora
female bary<one: Augustus Thomas's flaming a
Husband" acted by Charles Kent and Eleanor
Barry: Hayes and Lytton. Leo Dervalto. Stuart
the male PATTI Van and Nobrga, Swift and
Chase. Drawee and Grevle. the Leroys and
EdIaona war grnph"