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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
PHTIADELPHIA HORSE SNOW.
BETTER WEATHER DRAWS GREATER ArrENr

BETTER WEATHER DRAWS GREATER ATTEND
Axcr-rIsr or THE PRIZE WINNERS.
Philadelphia. May r-Thrcatening weather still
prevailed when the fourth day OF the horse show
Al st Martins Green Wlssahckon Heights. opened
this morning TIE CLEAN of sunshine which broke
through the clouds ~ occasional Intervals. how
ever. had the eject OF Increasing the Attendance
ana the largest crowd since The show opened gath
err " "n, NM y,s interesting because OF the
o. tn exhibition ~ Shetland stations, yearlnss.
tro,ie.s. hackney hies. roadsters and thorough
Following arc the prize-wnners:
Glass y shetland gnc' stallion hree years % 9d or
Thistle. .nd. o. j. Waener. Jr's Fashion, thFd j.
class r.ne under saddle: I1r.: prize s nTa,-
Bil-c iiird H~nr, Farfaxs Dan. fourth. J. l. Walsh.
cass 5s,orairi o,,er-. breeding classes. eolt or
MY ne var 49, shown IN hana' ilrs, pre- mYrn,n
Gnss -inesney' Niles. Two years ola First prize,
noa,nes Aona.o9 ,h,a ces,n ,,,, I'M stock Farm
C1as 10 Roalstcrr. standard or non s'ndaNd pair OF
mares eclin.s. iGr'e years Ola @r 1."i sh'Th -
go 49, J. Nce,coiis Aamen ami Bertha. lhird \
Mai 5asSi 10y md RAN '@ %' ''' ''4''"
"a. q saddle 1or'c. mare or scld i to art res
QUALITY. secoal j. Ratton's The Dude. third chest
nui iii STOCK Farms Gay Boy. fourth j. E. wiiener''
class 33-IIorses harness Ceiling shown
before FIRST prize : T. Jackson's Aagnuin SC
ond Chestnut fIil Stock FARM statesman third. Will
lam l.. Eklns's Van Tuo. fourth Henry fhirfaNs Don
COLA. .,,
foalel In 1915. shown hand. First prize A j. Car
aatt. The Ii1ri. seconl. r. =. Eliiss bay
NV hv 81. Charles thiri A J. Cassatrs bay nlly by
The Bard. flufth X. El.ss brown colt by Wllful
t'ass Tho oushlrsdf. mare over foal
foot. a j Cassatrs Eluipore. first. General Edward
Morr-lls Carm.n. second, General Edward Morrers
Babel ihr! flal prize - Gnkas colt. by Prince James
Class 30 foses in harness. marc or gedins: Charles
+ Bates Whifl Z Town first. Joseph + Widcners
Queen. second. George s. Gagnon's McKusck. third.
Glass % Tacknevs hail bred hackncys. in harness
nrst j. FaiffaX's D5ng,la. second H. Farfax's Phan
tom. fhl'l
Glass 30-Horscs in harness pair sci.ngs
Charl.~ J.. Pat'ss coN"y and Brown Donna. nrst. A.
Nuttns's Duhr and molly second. George 5. Gagnons
Great s,-ar and Etairc. thid.
C.ass ~ Ladies saddle horses Miss G. Adelaide
cord. second. John $. Bration's Montrose. third.
class il-fBcst roadster and best appointed turnout
J. " Clokcs Allamont, FIRST: +. r stotesbury's Vic.
scc1nl. Dawson III Iopcs Irgua. third
Class g. Tandcms John Rratton's Sigsbce and
Sampson charles r Iatcs's coxey and Whrl OF
Town. second. William Z Ekins's schey and srath-
third.
class sCorinhian class open to all hunters General
". NJ. Hcaeys Kcnsington. first. Elk Ridge Fox
Clubs RITZ. second. 9. T. asther's Welcome. third.
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A LAWYERS CLERK DROWNED.

TIE BROOKLYN POLICE BELIEVE WERE COM
MII~rED SUICIDE.
The body OF an unknown well-dressed man was
found In the North River nj Sixty-seventh-st. yes
,erday and was taken 70 the Morgue.. Inc oiooA-
lvn police last night probably fixed the Identity OF
the body
II was probably that OF Thomas r. f. We're OF
No ago Gaies.ave.. bookkeeper for hrm OF
LAWYERS I'm Manhattan. Were was well thouent OF
In he Tyenty-third Ward OF Brooklyn He was htty-
three years old. From what the police can learn
Were had made preparations for suicide re was
ROT in robust health, and this worried MIN snort
iy before he disappeared he paid up al his debts
and made n number OF preparations indicating tnat
he was going 10 leave the community. The day
before he disappeared he left all his money at
m. house with the exception OF a small amount OF
chorre and then no more heard OF him. A
general alarm was sent out and sergeant Roacn
81 the brooklyn Detective Bureau. spent ten Gays
IN hunting FOR him. Mr. Were attended the Cnurch
OF the Nativity. OF which the Rev. NJ Moran Is
rector He leaves a widow and two children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28

YONKERS.

large audience gathered IN the assembly-hah
OF Hollywood Inn last night the occasion beihg the
second annual invitation concert or the pupls oi
Miss Mary Hamilton Lawton. The platform was
decorated with potted plants and palms. ana pre-
scented an attractive appearance. Those VINO SANG
were Miss Mary MCGOWAN. Miss May Dawson
Miss Tollotson Mrs. Charles Rowland. MISS Beiie
Kuss Miss Blanche Block. Miss Elizabeth Hale
Miss Apollonia Eickmeyer. Mrs. Rudolf Eickmeyer
Miss Helen OBrien and Miss Asa Gallup MISS
Welhemina Bayer was the accompanist and Ruben
Borland the vionst.
Miss Emilia Parsons for nearly twenty-seven
years teacher in the John NJ. Mason Public
School No. G. In Warburton-ave.. died on 1hurscay
night after an Illness of several months. She was
graduated from the school in which she taught Tor
so many years with the class OF 10. Her pupils
were much endeared to her. and she had many
friends The funeral will be held this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock In the Westminster Presbyterian
Church wi,
The Yonkers Clerical Association met on Thurs
day afternoon at Rockedge, the home OF the Rev.
James NJ Bruce. DR.. William +. Ketcham pre-
sided. The Rev. DR.. Alvah s. Hobart. OF the War
burton Avenue Baptist Church, read paper on
Spiritual Gifts" Among those present were the
Rev David Cole. John J. Reed. A. B: Carver
James T. Bixby. Charles F. Allison. William +
Bruce James +. Freeman. Lyman Cobb. jr:. Ellis
Lyon. Enos ]. Bosworth and j. G.. Shrive. Walter
f. Haskell. secretary of the Young Mems Christian
Association. was guest
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODA Y.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. FRIDAY. MAY Ct 1898
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamer s MGas2 % d'r JS'son Liverpool May IA
Arrived outside the bar al va m
May ii. IN bai;as, Tunch Edye & Co. Arrived a;
the Bar a. y iso nj @ Msc,. su,.,ror, Nav T.,
Aaa.t to Barber Arssd a, the Ear at ga, siS m
ballast t, " Grace & Go. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer brentwood CnD. SAWYER. Sunderland May I.
sPsass F2Gs ct me ss :f %nsan May
VIA IS lou y, ;S In ballast sa to seaser Arrived
Steamer IAleham OBJ. Curtis. Shields May H. An
chS,sd IN the Lowsr Ray at 9Ss m to await orders
ballast to II Winchester & Co. Arrived the Bar
10 s29hamDion and chereours 20 win mdse. ,eI cabin
Line Arrived :, The Bar a All m
las 70 s~p'on spene. Young Xrrvsa a, the Bar Bar
i:s' & @ S '!;: s'. .H..
steamer Fl Mo1ts, Parker. Ssw-oriean. days. with
steamer 6n Of San Antonio. Avery; brunswick May %
steamer CITY Of Augusta b.Sss,, savannah May %.
with mass e and 70 the Ocean IS Co.
Norfolk with mdss and passengers to the Old Dominion
steamer q " clyde Robinson Charleston May 2s. with
Steamer GodsSoro 4cwnsend Philadelphia. with ma,.
to s, wnIs" H,0S Sa,d: ;p,, &c S,c .o.,o, Nv
aa' to ssDaer:on soa '' % anI.h o. Ss
light air: cloudy and haEy
SAILED
Steamers LAon (Nor). for Port Antonio: Poaria er,
Hamburg. Ohio Br) Dunklrk Buckmlnster (Br) Coosaw
c. Guyandotte. Norfolk and Newport News: Emma fRrl
II Nazairs Nacoochee. Savannah ~
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
SAY .% a.y & .a: 4saas G%s mS LIND
York.
tora Ger. Kaempn. NewYork for Hamburg (and BRO
ceeded,.
MiiaiAsho,ouxh Nav A.n.A SEAMAN. s.,v..,.
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THE TRIBUNE

tBr. FOR New York mot previously ren0s '''
New-YCrk csr,,nia Orb.
Queenstown Nav 27-Arrived. steamer oafpai''A '''
Walker. York Liverpool tanc p.o M ssndi-
Dover. May 2I-Passed steamer feaf1''''' "''
son. New-York FOR Antwerp. , ,.aus-s Maasdan
cDm,ch, pc,,er I|t,eriam for New York 81 os"A'H
(Brl curtis York FOR Dunkirk No. ,p,, Mitchell
Lizard. May 26-Passei steamer '''' N''
New-York for Boston ,-..t,,. ,2si,, NICK
Scilly Nav 27-Passed. steamer Friesianu 'oeis'' ''
els N,w York for southampton and Antwerp, ca AR
Hamburg May 2i-Sa.ei. steamer "'"''n "'''
Antwerp May 26-Ari,cl. steamer Venus 'Br)' D"s'"
Rotterdam May c5-sailed. steamer Lackeney ''D'
Naples Nav 2i-Salel. steamers Bursundia .rWps srr
Bourge New-YorN ;uida Ger. Peiermann VFo'h "e'
New-Yo via Gibraltar. - r.. ,-,~, uarrasso-
Genoa May q Arrived. steamer Ems 'Ger' "af'S''0
WITT. New York VIA Naples .NA,,,a ,Auso THAN
Aslers May q sailed steamer 21s Aoo"H'" 'N"'''
ich from Venice stcl New YORK. -.,.,., w, Bat-
Kert,h MAY c6-Arriyei. steamer starthiyon 'h''' '
t,m" Nc sailed steamer Pocasset tBr). byth"
New York ,u.- ,rs,, ME-
81 Mlchaels NAV 2T-Passel steamer Aler e.'e' WV
rich New York Tor Gibraltar Naples ana oiehea N.v-
Santos. May 25-saled. steamer s'r'"s u''' ''
York
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PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

The arrangements for the observance OF Memorial
Day by Charles Lawrence Post. G. A r.. COM
plete. General James r. O'Beirne. OF New-York
City has accepted an invitation to address the vet
Grams and their friends In the opera house to-mor-
row night. and orchestra and choir of singers.
the latter led by Harry T. Girard director OF Christ
Church Rye. will furnish patriotic music. on
Monday morning. at IL o'clock. the post, preceded
by the A II. Gale Fife and Drum Corps Will march
TO the Rye Union Cemetery, where bronze cast.
In memory Of Newell Rising. son OF Comrade
Elihu Rising Of Port Chester. will be placed the
Soldiers Monument. The young lost his life
in the destruction Of the Maine. Justus A. b.
Cowles. OF Rye a member OF the New York Naval
Reserve Will deliver the principal address In the
Church OF our Lady of Mercy, on Monday morn
Ing, at $3.50. the pastor the Rev John A. Waters.
Will celebrate for tho repo.e Of the souls Of
American soldiers and sailors killed IN battle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
PELHAM.

II Monday is a fair day an unusually large num-
Der OF people expected TO witness the dedica-
ton Of the Mary Louisa Hentz Home for the Aged,
at the Wartburg Orphan Farm. Two special trains
have been chartered and will leave New-York for
Pelham at $50 and 1918 a. m The exercises will be
under the direction OF the Rev. G. c. Berkemier.
superintendent Of the farm, and will consist OF
addresses by prominent German Lutheran minis
tiers, music by German singing societies OF New
York City and dinner for the visitors The new
home was given by Peter Hentz. Of New Rochelle
q retired New-York City builder, and is said 10 DO
one Of the largest German American institutions Of
fits kind in the United States. A hospital
given by the late DR.. Guelecke. OF New-Nork City
will also be open for inspection. The hospital and
its equipment cost $1,000 and forty patients can
be cared for. DR. Robert II. D.negar. Of Mount
Vernon will be in charge of this department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
MAMARONECK.

1t is said that the leaders OF the movement TO
disncorporate the village dissatisfied with the
election Tuesday. in which they defeated
and Will contest the election the ground that the
ballots. printed. were misleading.
The marriage ic announced Of Miss Anna Hese
10 William Hdell both OF Mamaroneck The
mOny took pace last week. the Rev. G. Berke-
mier. Of ST. Paul's Lutheran Church. East Port
Chester. officiating
The Mamaroneck Athletic Club will hold It's usual
games on Monday at its grounds in Rye Neck The
programme includes racing In out-of-door sports.
The annual memorial service Will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow night The
pastor the Rev. Z. c. Hoag. will preach special
sermon. On Monday morning a committee OF vet
Corps, will decorate the graves Of soldiers and
sailors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
RICHMOND BOROTGH NEWS.

The Fortnghtly Club. OF New-Brighton has
elected the following officers: President, Mrs.
Charles w. Hunt. vice-president, Mrs. Ellen NJ.
Harris; secretary. Mrs. LOrcnz Schnarr; treasurer.
Mrs John $. Davenport
The wedding OF Miss Marion Roberts OF Brook
lyn and Beverley Robinson. Of New Brighton. viii
take place In the Church OF the Epiphany. Manhat-
tan on June S The best man will be Walter Rob
inson and tho ushers Willard l.. Brown. Bradish
J. Carroll. William Gordon and Arson l.. Carroll
Announcement is made Of the engagement OF Miss
Blanche Martindale, Of Port Richmond. TO Fred
erick Colbrook. OF New Brighton.
The battery Wards Point ia nearly I'm
ished, and II is expected that In few days the
guns will be mounted. No work mas been done on
the battery at Seguines Point yet
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the Staten ISL
and Academy will be held June 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
WHITE PLAINS.

meeting Of the managers of tho Westchester
County Agricultural Society and the Executive
Committee OF the Westchester Horse Show Asso-
citation held in this village yesterday morning
and arrangements were made for holding the Horse
Show and the county fair Jointly at the grounds
OF this village from September 2s to October
Hope Council Daughters OF America. will visit
Martha Washington Council. Of this village. on
next Tuesday evening.
In the Supreme Court yesterday Justice Dyk-
man handed down an opinion denying the motion
tor 4 peremptory writ OF mandamus comma nding
the Board Of Trustees Of Peekski to appoint
Marvin r.. Smith clerk Of tho village, on the
ground that Mr.. sunith v an honorably discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
IN HONOR OF GEORGE B. DEANE.
DINNER FOR THE VETERAN REPUBLICAN
LEADER on HIS EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY.

DINNER FOR THE VETERAN REPUBLICAN
LEADER on HIS EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY.
1t is not often that a man who has been actively
engaged In politics attans the ripe age OF four
score years. but George B Deane who for over
fifty years has led the Republicans OF the With
Assembly District and who has been prominent In
State politics. reached that age yesterday. Nearly
a hundred OF his friends celebrated the occasion
by giving dinner in his honor at the Palace Hall
Christopher and West SITS. last night. A number Of
prominent men were present and the spirit OF the
evening well expressed in toast written by
William b. White and printed the card
OF which read
So MI your glass each welcome guest
And midst this festive scene
Toast Uncle George H. Deane
Franklin r. Miller the toastmaster Of the occa-
zion. and the successor Of Mr.. Deane as leader OF
the district. told the details Of tho laters politi
Mr.. Deane. in recognition OF his services to the
Republican party received IN February a set Of
Of the district so that the celebration Of his eight
sonor whn few months the aaF in his
peane, The son Of the guest; Postmaster Van Colt
Croft Surveyor OF the Port Of New.York: Richard
d Sn CS %
" nA Mcrsen j. Pansburn J nH M Patterson
Joseph I. Hackett, William y. White, Frederick
8. Gibbs F. j. Davidson, John Sabine Smith Da-
Nd c; Kennedy. J. J; Dob.s. Frederick Haldy. Al
Hawiey. The menu cards contained the portrait
OF the guest of honor and the Inscription:
And a las. IS good
And q pipe 10 smoke IN cold Weather
The world is good.
And we're all eood fellows together
Mckinley. Governor Black. Senator Platt and Col
iector Bidwell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28

veteran OF the Civil War in which he served as a
sailor. The Justice hnds that the statute uPGn
discharged soldiers and sailors shall be preferred
for appointment. provided they possess the bust u.
ness capacity necessary TO discharge tho duties or
the Office involved. All the statute secures to the
petitioner IS preference over other applicants
poses no absolute duty on the Board OF Trustees
10 bestow the appointment on him As there Is no
Mr. smith the Judge finds that they cannot be
compelled by mairdamus. as that can only be msed
Moreover the Justice says. the preference secured
10 veterans IS not absoute-it r. only accorded TO
them provided they possess the necessary business
capacity and this fact must be Judged and de-
cided BY the trustees themselves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOrNT VERNON.

Memorial Day will be observed with patriouo
service in the First Baptist Church to-morro"
morning Farnsworih Post. G. A. r.; c. J. Moro
Qulst Camp, Sons OF Veterans. and the Ep"ortn
League OF the First Methodist Episcopal ohurch
Will attend as organizations. sermon on Inc
Patriotic Dead Will be preached by the Rev w.
A. Granger An evening service Will also be heid
in the First Methodist Episcopal Church: On Mon.
ay morning the veterans will assemble IN the posi-
rooms and committees will be sent TO decorate tne
graves in Wcodlawn East Chester. Bronxvilie ana
Kew Rochelle cemeteries Contributions OF mowers
are solicited and will be received at the posi-
rooms until O'clock on Monday morning. In the
afternoon the Aldermen Of Mount vernon ana
Yonkers will play a match game Of baseball at the
y. NJ c. 4. grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
NEW YORK CITY.

The Commercial cable Company has issued me
following notice. The Siberian land lines are In
,.rrur,ea Messages fo- Japan routed via northern
ARE accepted only AZ the sender's risk. The east
crn is working properly
The Police Commissioners yesterday received
BIDS for supplying the Department with ne"
shields The design FOR those FOR the Commits
son,rs Will De 10 siar or sunburst, surmounted by
an caes with ou,-trrtched wings. and bearing the
coaf.of-arus u the city About eight thousand
shells will ho needed 10 supply me force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28

the release Of tn. Indebtedness resulting from tness
SaottIe and Montana Railroad Company have under
agreement with this COMPANY tfans Manbattan
trust COMPANY OF New-York as trustee IN truse
for the equal and ratable benefit OF all me ssocn X,
husinegs on July l. 1898 in proportion 70 tneir seS
eral holdings: distribution OF said shares 70 DC
n.ai nr pc,ober 1895 Certificates OF your right
70 receive your pro share Of the capita s'ocK
Of the Seattle and Montana Railroad company WIN
he delivered TO you after the close or tnis co"-
nsnv's stock transfer books on July l, 1885
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
SUCCESS or COTTON MILL IN ALABAMA

Birmingham Ala. May q (SpeciaD.-The Indian
Head Cotton Mil. at Cordova. recently erected by
the Amourys. OF Massachusetts. at cost OF
10000. has ready for shipment It's first cargo
which goes China
The total output OF the mill for six years Is sold
ahead to Chinese brokers' and will be shipped
Its capacity Is to be doubled forthwith.
This Is the only mill In the world with a rich
coal vein opening within twenty feet Of Its boiler
room. sfYordinE fuel at 20 cents Q ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
NORTH TARRYTOWN

Tho members OF Ward D. burnett Post. G. A. R..
and the Woman's Relief Corps. will attend special
services in the First Methods, Protestant
Church TOMORROW evening. Tie pastor the
Rev. o. B. Purdy will preach patriotic sermon.
Bishop John Farley will visit ST.. Teresa's
Church on Monday morning and administer the rite
Of confirm don. The candidates number l2o
Andrew II. Brown. Philip a. Edmunds and James
Parr have beer engaged BY the assessors OF the
town OF Mount Pleasant 20 appraise lockwood
HALL the home of William Rockefeller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28

Farmer Dunn prophesies fair
weather. Time he let up. We
prophesy perfect contentment to all
purchasers of Our clothing; and vent
ure to say, that while Farmer Dunn
will slip up sometimes, our predictions
always happen Just as foretold. IRE.
pare now for Sunday and Memorial
day.
Fancy Cheviots, Worsteds and
Cassimcres, $40 to $50.
Blue and Black Scrges, single and
double breasted, $l2 to $40.
Latest designs and colorings IN
Furnishings and Hats.
STORES OPEN THIS EVENING.
EACKETT, ; Broadway.
CARHART SomeI C ls,n;
& CO. Near Chambers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
HASTINGS.

The Board OF Trustees has fixed the tax levy
this year will be s. % on the 1000 This is an In
crease Of % cents over 1897. which is due to the
decrease in the personal property. The total
amount OF the assessment roll is 1851. 80, as
against 81 III 73o last year The trustees have ap
proved the bonds OF Adolph w. Bevers collector.
and George Il. Sackett treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
IRvINGTON.

The young men of the Epworth League gave
entertainment in the parors OF tho summerfed
Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening
The announcement is made OF the engagement
Of Miss Edith c. Parish, the daughter Of Henry
Parish, to Daniel Parish Kingsford.
Miss Helen u. Gould returned TO Lyndhurst. her
country seat. in Broadway. on Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28

The examinations for admission to he freshman
and sophomore classes Of all departments of Prince
ton University will be held In this city under the
direction Of Professor II. d. Thompson Phi. D.. Of
Princeton on June 10 and II. in the lecureroom OF
the New-York Law School, in the Equitable Build
Ing. The examinations will begin each day at 10
a. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 4:s5 Sunset % o:io Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AN SANDY Hook II 81 Island OPS Hell Gate 2is
W-Sandv Hook II ~ Gov. Island TIA Hell Gate 3oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
SLY MINERS DROWNED.

Pottsvi.le. Penn. May IA casualty occurred to-
day at the Kasha William Colliery. Middle
port. and six men drowned by a body Of
water breaking In upon them from an old working
The victims were all Slava Their bodies have not
been recovered.
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Announcements
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A new roll collar.

The Tribune Is the only conservative morning
which not only enjoys the conf
prehensve Associated Press service but has an elaborate
.n.cial DISPATCHES from It's representatives
a, everv c,mp in every army. and with the fleets
Tho result is increased circulation and for this reason
we nsk advertisers help by sending In their copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

WHAT Is TTIN V'N to TIT
intercollegiate athletic games Berkeley Oval.
D.. m
Gravescnd races, 23o p. m
New Rochelle Yacht Club regatta
Cooper Union commencement. p. m
Church Temperance Legion games, list Regiment
Armory. Z. III.
Mon,auk club dinner for General Woodford'
Brooklyn. evening.
Confirmation services. Brooklyn orphan Asylum
p
Music in Central Park by list Regiment bahd'
p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
AIBEMARr.E-E Edward ". Bok, OF Philadelphia
FIFTH AVENfTr,-Fx- Congressman NJ. I. stevens
of Massachusetts, GTLSEY-Justice ID. Cady Her
rick o, the Ntw-York State Supreme court
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. George y. Ho"'" ~ ~
n, Albany and Sir Peter Walker Of London. HOII-
IAND-W. Caryl Ely. Of Niagara FANS, MhN-
HATTAN-Guy Lowell OF Boston MukHA IVA.
HILTe-Hamilton Fish. ex-Speaker o, t'.e 80
york Assembly sAVOY-I G. Ladd OF Provi-
dence WALDORF-Ba Rcidl. OF the Austrian
Legation At Washington; and Ernest lonsieho"'
OF Manchester. Mass.