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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
EJcUvoyD B0RorGH HiPPENNGS.

The staten Island police fore" was increased yes
terday by twcn'y-fonr vairolmon. who were as
s!erol % duty IN Richmond Borough for the bal
,u-r Of the summer season They reached the"
hcaAaulrters Of the Eshii"th Precinct. ~ staple
ton. ,nrIy In thc morning and were assigned To the
various squads by captain Bake Eleven were
added 10 the force az heddqH r'"rs. NM wetr
sent To the First Suu-Ff'l inCt AZ West BIlSh'oh'
and Four 80 tho second 81 Precinct az Ioiten-
lil,. Tho Richmond Borough fore" has consisted
az sixty men. and 81 ,ight az th's" Wer" dSsiEl"d
30 30 special dufy IN fhc C'ur'S anf H"1l n Dc
uIrfmeuf there has been a smaller ANiilap" lofce
'han before consolidation. The ne" men were
much needed 49, large portions - f"-ld"0tlil hi--
riots on the island have been without pole pro-
lection
There f. a difference Of opiniop among the con-
pan,~- Of the N)r'h Snor" ar" Depart mont over
The proposed annual rarad" on Labor Day. Inc
rules ~ fh. ,t-tm 1T r"rlr. mat i"o-thFds OF
mo ..t"en comruul"' snail vot" IN FAVOR OF a
parade order 90 give authority 70 the onlc"rs 70
order out the entire department. ~ a meeting OF
'lr Board II Representatives on Iu"-I'F night
only nln@ companies had reported on IN" question.
and @.~ ~ tl.s. favored nIrad". thirteen N ,
nrmative votes are necessary. ard y was ordered
tnat 40 companies send 90 fo'" on IA" question
before next Monday Minis. "h"n ape'lal rrel-
lug %, the I1Hrd tcil b" held
Mr. " Worfz 80 BoDd-st. Tort Richmond
f.il from h.r bisrcl" while liling near Granite
,lil" ytetcrdty and fractured one OF her thigh
bones. She was taken 10 her home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
vrpDrPER or GEBHiRDT IDENTIFIED

,,r IS IOHN JACKSON ALIAS JOHN PR@Sl'N' y
nrRGIAR. AND HAS BEEN IN SING SlN"'
The murderer Of Patrolman Charles "eoh''ue ~
the Hoboken police force. on TuesuH'
man who gave the name OF |. n. DIV
was identified Yesterday by two detectives y.
Cap,ain McC!usky's staff Of New 10! r.
robn jackson alias John Preston lIlc
tcc,ives said his picture was In the Hoe -
gallery a, the New-York Police lte'ua'
labelled AZ "foater." or a raNeHl"s 1
They also stated that June a. $50 Nv -.
sentenced BY Judge Fitzgerald. Of New lo 49, ~
two and a half years in sing Sing Tor roO0ne a.
house in Park-ave. and Thirty-secohd-s' -
yorI, and that he had served several o'hei no
+, nrison for similar offences. They reS'rd'' ''''
as desperate character o,,,,red the light
Jimmy found in the murdcrers posse.9ipH nrovn's :
marks found on the door o: Mrs , '. - fo',nd
apartments near whore the murd'rrr ~ ,bat
i6,fcring by Otficer Gebhardt. and dis'oNetcu ""'
the Jimmy fitted exactly -, 49,. Ia IIoboken for
subs ,ription j. being taken up IN iigo'uIpt
the benefit OF the family OF the mnI'T v,,r ''om
ran and N the next meeting OF thr iDIt,ti.,, -,
nigsioncrs ard Council the matter 81 Pi V,,''7 -
SOM. wav for the family viii be- brouehS w. r,,,.
Coroner Hoffman impanencd JURY 81, t6s
which viewed the body. The coroner S"'d '""' VIZ
innuost would be held on saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
BRITISH EMPIRE LEAGUE.

Iondon July GA deputa,ion from the British
Ennire League visited the First Lord OF the Al
miralty Mr. Goschen to-day 70 urge the en-
rolling of colonial seamen in the Naval Reserve
Mr. Goschen said he thoroughly syrnpathlzeu
with the movement. adding that the colonies oush'
10 realize that they must bear fair snare OF 'he
defence of the empire II the colonies would bear
the expense Of training the Naval Reserve men
the Government would bear the expense OF the
mems retaining fees.
Mr. Goschen promised the deputation that 'he
commanders Of the British naval stations "ouiu oe
instructed to open communications with the Vail-
Gus colonial governments with the view OF SVo!V-
ing practical scheme for enrolling colonial sea-
men in the Naval Reserve. -, g..
Postmaster General Mulock. OF CANADA, VINO Dy
the way IL Is reported. is about TO be knghteo
assured Mr. Goschen Of the cheerful cooperation
of canada in any movement having for It's OBJECT
the safety and stability OF the BRUSH Empire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
NEW ROCHELLE

The Board Of Trade IS making an cH''' '' '''''
duce an extensive system of street in1ro'o mrn'~
go long needed in the yllagc The directors on
Tuesday evening adopted "a resolution. offered ~
Charles Nu,t 70 request the street Committee u"
meet the Board and discuss plans FOR bending 'h"
village for about $500 to begin ih" Work IH'
Board also Bopcs 30 adopt city chir''r ann me
I.ei-l,tiva Committee and President Tndcrni wcr"
,nstructed % rebort a draft fo~ charter that all
citizens can agree on II II Todd. A''r N+"-
stcdt and Harry = Colwc'l ""r" appointed mem
hers Of a comnif'oo Nhicn viii Icreir" me lJter
present To- II Tho dcfire~ ~ ~" N"'-R". h'.'r
vachtsmcn and hoatmcn ~ reference O." ih" &c.
floval 81 Shecrshcad Reef ana oth'r dangerous '"
strucilOns IN the farh0r
Waller u DAVID son - Cortland u1vids 0hil"
desceudirc tie largo hil M" end - i.ocust.hfc
was thrown from his bicyc" yesterday ana sever
bruised He was removed !n in uncon. .ious condl-
zion - tho homo II Mr. Walter T Bell ana af''t-
ward when he mad further rec 1tcr"d. "As taken 10
his own home In Franklin AVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
WHITE PLAINS.

Frederick Seymour. secretary OF the old water
supply company. has been appointed 10y the local
Commissioners secretary Of tho Village Water
Board.
The annual outing OF the Iloosier Kicking club
to College Point, Lone Island. viii take place to-
day The club vii. 30 TO TaTytown carly I'm the
morning where f. will be Joined by the branch Of
the society that place. ana VIII proceed from
there by steamboat
water bonds offered by this village. and IN" Board
OF Trustees has awarded them 20 ". KleybOldtc x
Co who Will pay a premium Of $l3l6F. making the
interest the bonds less than 81 per cent year
The Unvnrnished Bowling Cllb Will hold its an
nual outing and Rhode Island climhake At Kyc
Beach August ..
Justice NJ J. KoOgh Will hold special term OF
the Supreme Court at the cOurthOus" in this VII
lage tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.

Al the Church of the Sacred Heart In Convent
ave. Yesterday. Miss Margaret Franz and Joseph
Kamp were married by the Rev. F. Aloysius Miss
Barbara Franz was the maid OF honor and Peter
Franz the best After wedding trip TO
Niagara Falls Mr. and Mrs Kamp will live In TINS
city.
At the weekly session Of Surrogate Silkman 5
Court yesterday the Will Of Nelson Tucker. OF
Yonkers was admitted to probate. The Surrogate :
Court will bee closed in August IT IS ANNOUNCED
that Saturday Of this week Will be the last court
day at White Plains until September. 80
Edward Klley twenty-four years old OF NO ~
Edwards Place painfully injured on TUESDAY
by being thrown from his wagon. ne i q dilNtt
for NJ j. Cantwell. manufacturer OF mineral waters
and was driving new team in Narhurt"n-ay" e
when of the horses became frshtened ana Tr,
ia, He taken TO St Josephs Hospital Wh're
he is resting easily. , 49,
day the home team will meet the team OF we NH
haitanyille Athletic Club. This team has the icpa-
tendent OF the inn. Is making arrdng mentS "i vi
Labor Day sports II is proIos u 70 have aGat
club of Manhattan. and In the evening open h"IIy
AZ the inn. with a band con'ert ne '''" VIII
have an outing 10 Rockaway IN August 10. .,.,
John {. Fremcrt Post Will meet ms tNrhl.H, anu
after the business mas been transacted l'ast 'oH
mander Thomas Eirdsall viii receive the SN"Iu
which he wore while commanding tn. post II =
evnerted that a number OF visitors will oe pres ~
The child Of +. r Fitzpatrick. wn" was p1 1 a.,
burned on Tuesday by her clothes ac'n' ht'H va !
Ing fire while playing about hon'te' WIS ''P'''
Yesterday as improving . .,, f,r,
captain Pruyn. OF Company Il, 2old Rrsfgment.
vrof. 10 friends in Yonkrrs yesterday. ne s'f :
The COMPANY has received its under lothlnS tuI
shoes ana The are now Gomplet.y eGXip ac,
with the exception OF rifles Ihc cAp'"'" 'NP''''
"a &c, hone for a short visit next week CD.
Tho pubic Library in the High school IN SQntn
~ m and Is closed for the rest Of the day 49,,
Miss Florence J. Pdrsons sup nv i,,,r,",,
meeting 10 be held tomorrow evening in IN" Drum
Hill school. Peckskil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
WHATHOOLEY PAIDTO PEERS
BANKRUPT PROMOTER TELLS OF LARGE
SUMS PAID TO TITLED ENGLISH
MEN FOR THE USE OF
THEIR NAMES
THEIR NAMES.

Iordon July 27-The public examination in the
BANKRUPTCY Court to-day into the affairs OF Ernest
Tcrah Hooley. the company promoter ior "hose
property. on his own application receiver was
Amounted on July %. attracted big crcwu OF peo
nile The debtor attributed his failure chiefly to
81 mariner q nan named Rucker. who. he said
crinnled the business hy drawing out 10000 WITHIN
two months. mi,
In detailing the notation of the Dunlop Tire
COMPANY Mr. IIoolcy said the names OF the o'-
rector,,.. cost from $4,000 10000 including Lord
AlbcmaYlc. 1880. and Lord De Ia war; f-o'V'
In connection with the fotation Mr.. Hooiey added
that re lost $3.50 press calls those oe'"s
shares intended for people connected with news
papcrs whose names have Tot been dlNulStu nus
far though IL is expected they are to be made
public in due course.
later Mr. uooley detailed the payments he had
mad, TO newspapers. including, 1t appears ne
Pal Mall Gazette" The Financial POST anu
number Of smali"y papers. ..,
When Mr. Hooley was questioned about to'V"
paid to Harry" Marks. Editor Of THE FINANCIAL
News" lie denied that II was conhec'eu WIN Wv
insertion Of "puffs" In that paper
As q matter of fact. the supposed proht OF 'he
Rotation Of the Dunlop Tire Company amounting
TO n70GcOO had been "sweaed away 10 uhuei
$1,000
Mr. Hooey further asserted that he paid many
thousands Of pounss for introductions TO horus
Aebhurton Warwick Norbury and others. ana ne
testified nat tn Earl If Winchilsea received tUto
for acting rs chairman OF one OF 'he o''E''' '"''
manufacturing concerns
testimony . Grea}% eyen mqf Fe OF CITY pr STsff
OF De la War; and the Earl OF ASema an nan i've
Seen wr disclosed by Mr. Hooley in which
bearing ppGHG from TqgS to Zoo for p
,ntfoduction TO another peer. Thus Mr. Hooi ley
sn G introducton TO Lord Greve. while Lord Deer
hurst who married Miss BoXnge, OF oan ran an
cisco was paid i2coo for an introduction 10 ho'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
BIG CARGO or WAR MATERIALS.
THE TAssO BRINGS IN MUNITIONS. But THE
SHIPPERS ARE NOT KXovv

THE TAsso BRINGS IN MUNITIONS But THE
SHIPPERS ARE NOT KNOWN
The steamer Tasso which arrived here Yesterday
from Antwerp, brought a large cargo Of war ma
teriaL She discharged the greater portion Of her
cargo while she was IN Gravesend Bay Her mani
fest shows that she carried 327O pounds Of gun
cotton consigned 10 the Dover Powder Works Of
Dover y. J.; fourteen cases Of guns and acces-
SORES fourteen pieces and eight Of guns and
carriages three cases Of cannot shot and four
OF accessories The guns Will be distributed TO the
forts along the coast. The vessel also carried a
large quantity of smokel"ss powder consigned to
the Navy and Army departments In all she had
30 tons OF war material
MacAndrcws q Forbes. Of No - Water-st. said
that their house in London owned the iasso. go.
that they knew nothing Of her carp, rn"v
TERED in1uirers to several other commission mcr-
chants who were equally Is ignorant as 20 ,.i-
actual shippers Of the cargo II was generally
understood, however that the munitions Of war
had been purchased in England and then shipped to
Antwerp where they were reshipped the United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS

fDktlIN fDkl~
London. july 27-Agrite1 steamer Nict,Fia d3rl Far
rinston. New York. sailed. LaekaNanna ,Br). Whya
ssujhampt,n. july -. m-Sai-d. steamer rAsa
Gen pohle from piemau ;or Ne~-lo.k
Ilterr-oL July -G-salet. steamer Port Melbourne 9TH
shields Juiy 2G-Arriyed. steamer Calico CBD. RIP
dundee July 27-Sailed. steamer Salem dr. formerly
PraSle Point july -i-Pl.sei steamer Ocean CDgicsj.
Deptf3rd july 2T-Arry,d. steamer idiho ar Forth
sc.lly July 2T-passsd steamer Faata ,Ger Kar~
Iowa Hamburg far New York.
BROW Had July - $40 m-Pas.~L. steamer Ger
manic dD. McKins,ry. New-Y'rk ~ L'erP -,
Lizard JUS 2G-rassed steamers G~esenunie 'uer.
Iangen New YORK for Amsterdam. n
Antwerp july 2G-Arrivei steamers Forest BOOK 1sIl
Crpscy. New York. July - - Cutai"., ,bri, Efl-
gerald New York. sailed. - Campne pucal. Marx
schla~ger. New i0Tk ,,..-
Dutch) Potter New York for Blulogne -,
Amsterdam. july - p u.-Sailed steamer C1uasa
obi, SanterS3n. New York
Hamburg. July 2i-Saiet. steamer STANDARD 'oeo'
Bouosne. Juiy y. rn-Ausei. steamer Malsiaa
Dutch potter New York far Rotterdam and proceelee
Lisbon. July 26-Arriyei. steamer sportsman ioh
Emerson. New York - u
Bouree Mars~iIes for NV York >,-
Tr.,se. July 22-Arr.s"t steamer f"wha'an 'oh
Harnfen. Nrnic. { New York.
Agiers. July 27-ArriNci. steamer Lacroma tAus9
Pollen Triest. etc or New-York -
Yokohama July 2i-Aritci steamer lntfaauTa OBI
Horsfa.. Nev-loik via sins4pore etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
LARCHMONT MANOR

The annual fair In aid 81 - Augustln"'s church
began last evening r the Casino with IA" presen'a-
ton Of scenes from a Rough Diamond The iIir
will close on Saturday night Inc Casino was
draped with National and CUBAN h1gs and yacht
ing remnants Among the women in charge q
booths are Miss Helen beating. MIS- McCahhl.
Miss Hogan Miss Carlton. the Misses Regain. Mrs
keviney. Miss Barrett. Miss Sadler. Ms Eirhy.
Mrs Jose Yznlga and Mrs Hector
A committee Of women consisting - Mrs. w T.
Bullard. Mrs Edward Payson can. Mrs. Edward
t0Ieman Griffin Mrs James Gregory Mclaughlin.
Mrs George T. Ilo. Mr.. Is. e. Lockctt ana Mrs
Cirard & " LOWrcy are arranging a arg" lawn
fatc TO be he'd a. the I.archmoni Yacht cub
house August II from 20 p m. in aid ~
Land and Sca Auxiliary so 2! Rcd cross. Numor-
ou- attractions are being arranged. among th' N
a military band. water sport, and dancing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
F. S. GIBBS AND MR.. UCtLLAGH.
THE WAR OVER HIS RECOGNITION NOT ABATED
ATTITUDE TOWARD THE GOVERNOR


ATTITUDE TOWARD THE GOVERNOR.
The war within the ranks Of the Republican ma
chine over the recognition of John McCuagh. In
his most as Election Superintendent promises TO
lead 10 much bitter talk II not open hostility and
secession from the organization. on the part or
some Of the disappointed ones The quarrel was
precipitated at caucus OF the district Ieaoels helo
on TUESDAY At this meeting some bitter words
were said and an open break was narrowly averte"
IT was thought at the time that things could be
snoothed over but yesterday the irritation was
apparently. even more pronounced. and 1t Is re-
carded by many politicians the beginning OF
factional fight which may divide the New-York
City delegation TO the Republican State convention
The war is being waged by Frederick > "ipos
and his friends in the County committee MI
Gibbs is openly hostile TO Governor Black. ana mas
fercely attacked his Election law When inc
question came up for the machine TO recommend
men for election inspectors provided for by the ne"
law Nj Gibbs and his friends emphaucaily opposed
recognizing McCullagh making any recommen-
dations The desire for places was strong IN the
machine however and It was decided by ma
jority vote to empower Mr. Qbigg 70 suggest the
names OF men who will look after Republican I'M
terests Election Day Gibbs and his friends say
they will have nothing TO do with the matter Ia
their districts. 49,.
preted by the politicians to mean tnat ne ana a, d
large element Of the County Committee intend 10
begin active fight against Governor BACKS re-
nomination. matter what Mr.. Platt or MI Qulgg
may do. Mr.. Quigg has repeatedly SAID that thc
New-York desgat ton as a unit would support the
candidate In the convention VINO was most aVal-
able This seems to Indicate that there will not
find II most eXpedient 10 support the Governor Tor
denomination. Mr. Gibbs would not say anything
yesterday about what he Intended TO do but he
was plainly angry clear through and ready for a
fight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
san FRANCISCO uINING STOCKS.
snr,ruERN CnrToN MARKETS.

Norfolk July 2I-Cotton nominal. mlii.ns IN t,.s,
m.ddl.nb . : lGc good oIiaary i'.c, recelp's' ''V
Continent. III. stock. l65di. -. "a.
Galveston. July 21Cottcn quiet m. .hn a. ,ecepts
low mtldi,ug. 5-l6c. good ordinary. ; 40 w. '
100 bales Il new, stock. l>5B ~,
Blltmore. July 27-Cotton nominal. nen.S mt. p,
low mddng. u lGc. good ord nary. os'' ''>'f'
bales. stock. 1891. III.
Savannah July 27-C1ttoa Qu!ct AMI stra'Sss, bales
dlins. 5Asc low m!di.ins. 55.lG,t f''eP'S' ~
coastwise. i2I. sales. =. stock, BAYS =, ,Se
-. Louis. July 25.-Cotton Quiet. mlci'nS ,ssepts
low Inidlllne. : i6c- good ordinary. p" ~,
700 bales shipments. aJs. sales. -. sto'" "' kSe
Nc,v- Orleans July 2T-Cotton steady. ma i''.,s Isl
low mildl,ng 5isc. good ordinary. 0-idc, Fe'eP''
ba.es sales 800. stock. >ld,l 49, bs
Memphis July a7-c.t,on dun. midilns 6Ae si,I r.
midGl!ng. 5isc. good ordinary. ~: Net re-, 20 ,ip
gcoss 20. shipments 2td. sales. lto s''~' 49, =, 100
Cincinnati, Inv e7-cotton outlet. milias Sc i.i,,
mlfdlinR O.c; good ordinary, 5sc' f'''i'' 49,
shipments. i20. stock. 1865 - ,ia
receipts. 81 bales shipments 5s5, sales w." ,a.. los
Houston July 25.Cotnn quiet miad!inS' ',te,pts
midiling. 5-lGc. good or inlry. ID J."
bales shipments. 233. sales. 80. sto,k "'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
POLICE SUSPECT FOUL PLAY.

Joseph Dahr an employe Of the New-Jerscy Cen
trial Railroad. yesterday morning found the body
Of n man floating in the North River at L!berty-st
Dahr lassoed the body with piece OF rope one
end Of which he made fast 10 the pier. and then
Informed the police OF the Church-st. station The
body was that OF a man apparently about forty
five years cid. lie was feet inches in height ard
weighed. the police say. about ~ pounds
on first examination nothing was discovered on
the body that would lead the police 10 believe that
foul play had been committed. They came TO the
conclusion that II was an ordinary case Of drown
ing until II was found that a handkerchief had
been knotted tightly around the dead mans neck.
The police hold to the theory that the man had
the handkerchief knotted about his neck when he
either fell was thrown or plunged into the water.
The body was sent TO the Morgue awaiting idenu-
ncation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28
CoTRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Apceat. pivision-supceue Recess until Tues
'' ss,,p,ers1 t,',,t Appellate Tern,-He.ess
supreme court Special Term-Part l-Before Book
% ,vsr Court opens at 10 30 a. 40 !. Blessing
nrf OsrooI. No >. Buinham ast liurnhan No ). DAILY
ait Williams. 80 4. matter u Lcslcr. No - Bnirle
aet Yorrton ~ a. People rel Flanagan igr. Coler
No Z Coler agt Mafd. so = matter Il Nast. No. o.
matter u Bezod. 40 TO- Levy agt l>'vy No H. stem
i1rh AK, seinbach. 80. IL K,-enherg agt Rosenberg
80 - sanford ag l.ridltw No. II. matter 4 Twelfth
Ward savings Bank 80. Il. People * rel De Puy est
rational Bank agt. Mogu Manufacturing Company. No.
H. Remission ogt Boomngdale brothers Empio> IS
Railroad Company. No 10 matter OF Bartlett. No. 20
Health Department u YORK AIT Dempsey. No 81
matter Of East OL,hundrcd ana fort ninth St No -
matter II Bonrd Education. sheriff St between East
houston and stanton 80 %. matter 4 Board u
Eilcaton Sky third st between Second and Third
svcs. No - Of Walker No. o. Lcsher agt
nicecker No ~. Buck agt Thurman. No -. oRellly
az, Iteilly. No -. Morley eet. Fox No. 81 People
,nissioncrs: No 49, matter Of Bschon No. a. Norton
agt Fulton. No. -. Mckee agt HOFFMAN Maoein" com
Klein No 30 Kugman egt Barnes. ~ 80 People
es rel Congregation Asrdea. etc, agt Liphitz 80
40 People agt Allnger. No. II. stanhed ag st,nneld
NJ A. De Spernu Ggt Coin; No. A. Auerbnch
Treu No a. same Johnson. No. -. pinon agt
CIV 81 Sew York. ~. 49, matter II Rlver-ave.. No
AZ Trncy ngt Doian. No. - Morgan ng, Mani attain
church ~ Boniface agt same. No. ~. Keller
came. No 81 Goetz Hgt. same. No ~. Stark
rany "a art Heidsnhemr- 40 80 Hegeman ngt Norris
10 81 Townsend agt Takcr
supreme Special rerm-part II-Before Blschon
ir Court opens - 1890 m EN patte matters
supreme Cour-Special Term Part Nl-Before Mac
Ian J-Motions to De gent from special Term Pat l.
court Gncns n 10 30 a. m Wills probate: Thomas
q Rigney. Augustus : Wilton. al 10 a. Mary {.
schwab ser,nn y. Turell. Henry Simpson. Timothy
CIV Court-Specia TerIn-Iirfore ODwycr. Court
opens at 10 a. m. Motions at 1890 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-28

The body OF Captain BENJAMIN II Gilman. OF
Company ]. 18th United States Infantry viii be
buried al West Point to-day. short service will
be held his home Governors Island at 7lJ
o'clock this morning The body Will then be placed
on the Government tug General Msigs and taken 20
West Point. where Chaplin Herbert Shlpmun will
read the service a detail Of soldiers from the
island will 90 to West Point. ana fun military
honors viii be accorded 20 the body Of Captain Gil
man, who. while not wounded in battle. was rccog-
nized one of the heroes Of the Santiago fight He
Ill before he entered battle and cola psed
the result Of a severe attack Of malarial fever.
He refused hospital treatment. prefcrIing 10 leave
room I'm the OsIdtas TO those who had been actu-
ally wounded in the fight