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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
STATE COMMITTEE MEETING TO-DAY.
CALLED FOR NooN -PRorAnLE ACTION ~ THE
MFwPTRs

tn" meeting - Tho Republican State COMMITTEES
~ 'ho r-if'h Avenue Hotel ~ nom today VIII -
OdclTe pace chairman ~ the Execute" com
from distant paris O, me Stat were ~ he Motel
last evening. Among them w"r" II u. odoH. r.
% Ncwburg. who viii 10 cier'@A chairman of ths
committee IN pince Of The late Charles ". fack~t'.
william BARNES ir O, Albany. who viii take MT
Oedlrs place chairman ~ tho Executive COM
rnti"e. George W Dunn ~ P'rChhn'on. Johr V.
Parkhurst ~ BAH Barnet u Davis. ~ PALMYRA
Frarc.s Hendricks - Syrs md John 7 Moi.
Of Oswezo Several ~ tho ci;y members ~ me
committee were AZ The hotel also last evening SEN
a'0r Patt came over from Washington 70 meet the
members - tho committee. and Louis F. fayn.
the STAT Superintendent of Insurance. MAS in cen,
versatlOn VIII some ~ IN. members at tho MOTEL
late IN tho evening
Two vacarc!es In tho committee since rs last
meeting have heon caused nv d'ath william -.
Proctor Of Ogd~nsburg died several weeks BEFORE
Chairman Charles ". Hscketf went 10 rlorlfa IN
the hope ~ hcncftting I health. The vacan 80
n tho connr.i'te" caused by The death OF Mr. Iro
tor aud SIR iIa-Xc'' may not be nlled AT 10 "a
meeting alfhough the committee VIII pass resoin-
tons 81 resp"c' for the memory o, the two men.
Resolutions concerning the war Win spain prom
ably viii hc passed also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
Tgr rNTON CLIFFS PROPOSED "'' H.
NAVY MEMBERS SAID TO FAVOR NJ" f''SH
ro,-x TURN ST AND PrrTH-AVF

MANY MEMBERS SAID TO FAVOR NJ" wv -
At roprv THIRD ST AND P1FTH-AVF
=. - ,rohahlo that az tho next meeting 81 "e
1-,,o, f,luh the subject Of removing me S'u"I'"'
ain no brought up and strenuous ehor'S VIII ~
r,,de nv those who favor moving tho c'uhhouSe up
.n 20 socuro the adoption ~ resolution 'hHt
viii accomplish this end This question mas nee'
dtecneeeA IN the club for long time ara h"S pee"
,,o,eb, I'M at eevAral annual meetings Al ''e
las, annual meeting the uptown element maze
hard fight. but were defeated
', was reported Yesterday that those '"Vor'ns
the removal OF the club further uptown "'n
casting around for a site that would be ovaiap's
and would present the result OF their inVes'iea';"h
as an argument They are said 70 nave ne''l'u
,,,on the 10, at the southeast corner or Fh;n-"t"
and y-third-st as a suitable spot Inc u'fnos' |
eecrecv IS being maintained. and no actuni con.
armation Of the rcpor, could be secured Ihe 20,
a., Foriy-thirc-st IS "acant. and is surronnqt1 ny
q hgh iron fence II is owned by r. T. wilson.
Who lives in the house next TO It. The pan - .
socure both the vacant lot and the hous" Mr. W.
son occupies This will give frontage OF Sky
Two feet in Fifth-ave, on which II ~ pr"ppsci 10
build a handsome cubhoi Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
HIDDEN DOOR or THE GALLERY.
HOW THE POOR FOREIGNER LOST MS WAY
THROUGH MlsREADING HIS SIGNALS.

IlIlfi eli AiSkf,ADINJ HIS SUN Mo-
As the following story comes from the prcss agent
Ia much more vouminous and elaborate form
than Il comes ION the police court II is fair 10
supposs that the lre,s agent something more
in j. t1an the city MAGISTRATE say. 1t IL not much
az story the b. - that YOU do With II.
small man who looked and talked like Frenchman
cAsne 10 the box Office IN ,h~ main lobby cf the
Empir, Theatre on Thursday evening.
Nov. this ~ Wny he 10 tho box Office In the
main lobby. lie wanted to get into the gallery o.
The theatre. ami the entrance 10 that pat Of th"
house Is in Fo:'icth-st. AZ n considerable distance
from Eroadway. But the iicket-office 1T tho on
trance is closed aNei o clock md ANYBODY who
wants into tho gallery after that hour must
90 The main ticket office and buy his ticket. and
then 60 back m the gallery entrance VITA H. That
the with this simrl" foreigner he p1i!
his 30 cents got his ticket. ana asked whore tn"
door was Tho ticket seller told him 1t around
the corner % the right
The Frcnchman tried to follow the iirec, ,rs and
found himself in tho harroom tho corner. He
came back for further directions porter vent
"a far the 'orr"f with him and pon'A'i. saying
Right there wh,rc you 500 tho sign Family Circle
Entrance The Fr,nchUan w"n' one door fur
thor than H. haI been before md found sign
much lfe tho that he had beer told - look for
The word "Circ''' vas omitted from g. bur he
did not matte drrl~ thing like that. He went in
and found hims-'f again in tho ha-room Then he
gave T. up Tor the night.
Bur Yesterday morning r.. brought his ticke' back
- he box offrn. ,e-ed his inability find me
door and asked for his money. II Il not the custom
tax" la * ticket that has once beer sold and
/ the treasurer refused 20 D. 50 Then he French
man became so violent thar II WIS necessary ~
/ cell a policeman The policeman WHO came was
ih~ giant whose especial oar" " - quad tho hanh
across tie street. II g. said That he H. ak fec and
seventeen inches tail And what I'D the French
! man. who's" height Is I'VE fcof with or'y eleven
! iu"hc, TO nc ,"of. Do but maze ? violent nssaul
on tlr policeman. wherefore he was picked np bod
ilt ana carried to tn polio" court.
3 Tho naGisira.c heard the story a1d sad Thrc'
dollars and yo-f ticket for tho theatre IS s' good
20 back and rec n" Play 20 night Arp ID" press
! agent says that the frenchmsn. who thought toa'
gong - ;he play again was par % nj
/ sentence Walked twice around BY Park last
+ night. hunting for ~" gallery entrance 10 NJ
. Empire Theatre. Ih" pfoss agent believes IN ih'
man and save that viii surely zoe tn" play
before pc Eota through The PLAY Will run -
r.X' week - NOT longer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
TO INCREASE THE ENROLMENT.

Tho Republicans NJ the County % Network in
the yXIst Assembly District have issued eircU-
lar declaring that the enrolment OF voters In the
district thus far under tho new Primary Election
law has been Satisfactory and gratifying James
6 Harcus IN" chairman Of the Campaign commit
tee ir the district has sent out n caH Tor mass
.oo,tre Or Renublicars this evening AZ 30 50 West
%in.tV-sixth-st complete plans for incr"aSi nR
the enrolment next Tuesday. May ~ IN" SuPtI..
lion viii keep m. books open In the "lecilon as
fric's from r. m 10 10 r. m Cr'nIar1 hhNe ~, ~
iseusd IN several other districts. urging R"puhii-
"one ro. alreadv enrolled - enroll next TUESDAY.
IN. ~irc1arz declare that the leaders ~ me f"-
nrntc,, machine who have betrayed the part; by
despoi.c and dicta torial methods AZ" making a
bard Grh, 10 keep IN power. and the only why 70
,nrr ,hen out is TO enroll and he ready 10 vote
ae.ine, ne machine AZ the primaries In June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
WORK ON THE REVENUE BILL
AMENDMENTS PROPOSED IN THE SEN
ATE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
MR. woLcorT NOW SAID TO FAVOR BOND
IssUE-CHANGEs IN THE STAMP

MR.. woLcoTT NOW SAID TO FAVOR BOND
IssuE-cHANGEs IN THE STAMP
TAX SCHEDULE
WASHINGTON May e.--The Senate Committee
m Finance spent the day in considering the
amendments suggested by the Republican Soma
TORS as a body and ny Senator Woicott as an
Individual 10 the stamp tax schedule Of the War
Revenue bill These amendments were largely
matters of detail. hut all We're intended 70 in
crease the revenue 20 he derived from the pro
ncsed law. Mr. Wolcotts amendments we're in
,ended to extend the provisions so as 10 make
them applicable SO far possible - all classes
OF individuals. lie expressed the opinion in
pressing his suggestions that general dstrihu-
ton OF war taxes caused the people 10 he more
patriotic than they otherwise would he. Some
o. the amendments look 10 ;aving the transac-
lions Of the grain and produce exchanges. espe-
caly those hearing on dealings in futures.
Several changes were adopted and the pro
ceeaings were generally harmonious. Indeed
there has been no marked division except over
the bond question and as to the amount Of
revenue the bin shall yield These differences
were emphasize again IN to-day's proceedings.
Senator Wolcott expressed himself IS favorable
10 the extension Of the revenue features Of the
bill, 1t has been inferred from his position on
this point that no is opposed to the proposed
bond issue. but such IS not the case and IL Is
understood that ne will support The bond clause
OF the Bill. The position Of Senator Jones' 81
Nevada on the bond issue has not been learned
The Democratic members stood solidiy III op-
position to the bond issue. They presented 90
the other members OF the committee some o. ire
amendments they viii formally Offer. Thesa IN
cuda the provision for the taxation or the gross
receipts OF corporations 10 thu extent of Ply
cen, and the coi1agA Of tho silver selsnio'aSe
in the Treasury.
Senator Jones. Of Arkansas. to-day satG that
the Democrats were no. respOr s:hla for the de
law in the committee I'VE have" n said.
practically spent the entire tire in considering
amendments suggested by tho Republicans ana
IL any party is responsible for III" delay 1t IS the
Republican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
ILLUSTRATED WAR NEWS.
WHAT 'TFs1lEs WEEKLY ~ PREPARED ~
prRHIsH TO ITS RFADTRs.


rr-RNIsH TO ITS READTRs.
49,. sax. when hs,or- ia nr made ~
r,n,a,v hv the United safes IN" dNsir" f7r I'M
a.,. ;,,olx.rce from the centr.s OF int"rna-
tiono, interest IS universni. The nelt or '"e Wal
-...od,r. ard ,hA war artist Ia enlarsing every
49,, 81 tho Great periodicals which print STapm'
800. sc of stirring events froT, weAk - week az
oh,e 70 erronpauy tho articles o. 'h"F sp',I'' w.
r.enonde,,s with elaborate ari h"auN'ui h'"S''
io,s tho ioin; rrofuct NJ the photographer ana II"
ariis. N -.
Among tho periodicals foremost N N" mar ~
,i,stra,,.e prog-css is Leslie Weekly l"' H'"'
~. ~ tta hes. known ard mos popu!hT "',n''
n,r,ic,tinn, ir the country. In the pI"'""'
tioual I'D news emerEon0y Hc'"' ""
s,,nIa,,r tho same enterprise. judgm"n, ana
.,orc.- tina. nave all along contributed 10 ~ So
o,es Wherever the ships Of tho American ~
az. ~ .no soldiers % the American Army pit
,hir tons or tho American flag Ia fI Ing above me
.,ro,i,rs ror var "roslies Weekly mas Nv
rros,onderts IT'S artists and photographers, w.lP
Ssve ,nstrncfors spare neither pains nor ~ ,
, r ,ba mos, accurate description and the M,
i'nr,,e,f. rinst~aiion ~ the great events, TO-"
wrch the world is looking IN ms 'oS hc Siil var
~ine.,enth century. ~ The time o. IN. AZ, 4, d.
nm ,nrio3oals OF tho country made "xiTaoI oihn
preparations for Tepor'ue an1 her howevcr. he
sNet,,ss ~ m. art Whichever y may ." tii, -
of nrintng has so lar advanced IN" H. mo coming
bo,ind 90 he much better s"rved IN nv .r es'in.
Weokv nan wss possible in The days .. I1o5. a
Inc punshers OF "1-es'ies WeekN na,r,,5,3 70.
~o,r, able offer in placing al INC man 49,,
rorres 81 tSa pubNcaton az II" aIspossy 90 @
public y: word.rfuily low pIio".. ~ ,n,y IN II
M srs ., next October period which Is resardSd
as roverIng IN. probable duration o, ,.e.re oeor
IT, -. to,,rd IN The hal'-page advert sen1eni VT,
,s nnbI. h.d on another page OF TIE It'pnh"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
THE EXCISE OFFICE CHiRGFS.
GEORGE r DOUGLAS SAYS HE WIZ PROVE COR
Rr'PTfOS

GEORGE DOUGLAS SAYS HE WIZ. PROVE COR
RrrpTfoN
George p Dougla, wholesale hq1or-d-aer. WIN
an once IT No Madson-sve mas opened a Wig
orous warfare on the local excise once. and says
,bat he intends 10 prove corruption IN connection
With the transaction ~ business Mt me once Mr..
r,oueas SAYS that he will present ~ The District
Attorney evidence enough 10 warrant IN" arrest ~
.uo special excise agents who accepted a hrioc n
,enort favorably application for license. and
will implica,e high oficial Of the local ONCE" IN
,ynose presence the money was paid. and Wno was
VI ger one-thrd OF the money. Henry NIehfl"d' IN
ma med having given the money 10 inc e*'lS" o.
hcials. -. !. ,,.o,.. -, r,.,v other
nen,,iar transa ctions AT the excise ONCE. mi ne
bones TO make the Niensteit case a test. becauhe
" S,enstedt has retired from the liquoT onslneSS
and will therefore be 81 liberty 10 SPEAK Ircrii
sacrord,ng 10 Niens'edts story. after he nad phlh
Tor his Certificate he was bounded for more money
.'on,u he decided 20 give up TIE business
THE officials At tho local ONCE refuse 70 DISCUSS
40 ne roatter II IL reported that several special
.a a ~ the Department have been dropped ny
sessfe commissioner Lyman and " is said 1si ne
s..nnnosed charges may lead % more disnssaIs II
ppnt 70 actual criminal proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
TRAGEDY N NEW ORLEANS.
NEGRO KILLS TWO PURSUING OFFICERS
AND Is R1DDLED WITH BULLETS

Ely a MOB
New Orleans. May (SpeciaD.-Two officers
q, the New Orleans police force were murdered
to-day by desperate negro. and the criminal
was rddled with bullets by crowd OF citizens
An attempt was made 10 arrest negro named
Dennis Burrell for what appears 20 h"
trivial ofenoe-robbery- without moments
warning the man shot down the officer and
dashed away. through Tulane ave. one of the
Citys busiest thoroughfares constantly
growing mob followed, and. seeing himself over
taken. the negro jumped into nuggy ana
drove away. The pursuit continued for thre"
miles. pursued and pursuer exchanging SHOTS
until the outskirts Of the city was reache'
There. seeing his way barred by n barhed wire
fence. the negro jumped out of the vehicle
dashed into barn and locked himself in
thronG Of citizens and police surrounded m"
building. Officer Trimp attempted to dls'ohg"
IN" man. hut was shot down the moment n"
approached the building. The mob then mad"
a combined assault with guns axes ana nr"'
and n number were wounded before n man
upon the roof finally brought the negro down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
ANOTHER FIGHT AT cor NBIA.
TIE yMPr.rM OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS RUN Up
on A NEW TL,GrOIE CALLS FoHTH A
CROWD or INDIGNANT FRESHMEN

CROWD or INDIGNANT FRESHMEN
The climax Of tho Ions series Of hghis between
tho sorhomores and freshmen. aud what is proc
ably tho las: class Aght in when " VIII "''I
engage took place Yesterday morning nagS'"t
presented - Columbia University by Lafayette
Po7, ~ tho Grand Army Of the Republic vas me
cause OF the trouble II 4, now IN cours" Of cree
ZION A. the southwest corner Of the University
library ard rs formal dedication this afternoon =
- b. an occasion Of con-derahl" importance.
some time late THURSDAY evening few harfy
sophonores whose names have not yet been
learned conceived n" IDEA ~ erecting on m" now
can q flag nearing their class numerals TINS was
~, rooner suggested than done. and ~" halyaiHs
were fastened In such way as 10 'h'N" ''7
precious nit ~ cloth immovnhr.
Early yesterday morning IL" Ya'chfnI eve q.
Singer tho portIy jan'or ~ the University. sp'"f
tho waving Tag and he immediately sent 'or =
climber 10 GO II down. Whlo ihc man vas slowly
sinking his wav ND tha stan crowd Of freshmen
gathered ana when he lung the flag 10 m" Gro"o'
they seized t. stamped upon II ana s'ar'ep ~
tear II 10 shreds
Wind OF the arair. ard ~ this Junctnre 'neS n.y.
reared on the scene. When they "a" th.s U, lass
emblem thus despi,efully used they rIsh"n upon -,
n"onnuncrd l., those who had a hand IN It 10 nay
been the best srrap 81 me wno.e Ennarlv TWO %
one but they had several crew men h.nn ~ rorks
numher and they stood 90 mmoyap'r n,sces and
srnund Zach piece Their was group OF "t fniS,
.,ruccinc pushing. polling s'uSslns. ~ r,,,
,ouins striving for It's possession FOR many mn,
;,tcr The ngh ragged uninterrupted t,nn rn he
enmIat With keen interest suddenly r"a1SSd ,b snn,
things had gone ar enons ash ana M"st Of he men
were 60 roughly used that they had 10 re'''' '''
am d,V Yesterday knots 81 students gathcr,u
,-onnd tho stan discussing m" scrap IL" 80
III oninion around college Is thar nonorS VII.
hn,, nvrniy divided IN" pole user Ms LII
s,a.sd hy Tho climbers spikes. ana VIII require
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81. ~ s2 F 2 s-s 2H A'F - H''''
lana n Nav eaar.es ATai- q Pl"'n,a Mas;
yoinss't son o. " Ham L. and .seheli \. A'"a'e' u"
of his
RRowNELL-At Atlantic cry. May 9. 1895. Jonathan
rrowne in tho cen Esar q rs ps.sv,.r,n church.
nreok,n on SUNDAY Way $ AZ ''3o ? m
FIHc1i--on rrias,. Ma 9 i-es Union Chimney Pinch
';:' s'a ' csurc S. = =. cars: 30
81 West '6h St on SUNDAY May : n, so.S
FoYE Entered TITO n. home q his ps.sn ., v.p
ica We. 7a g ai. c,H.aH tx K,s N ms 1s'' fes
rgSa as' , son 81 Nna.S lat. r.i.aSe on Mosd,y after
mon; Ma, ? :, O'Clock.
FrLLEnr3X-on FRIDAY. Msy 3 u ~ 70 Kns-ss.
tlusAins Frances NAV. infant daughter Of Henry o.
Fr,eral pri,at"
HAIr.-on rrd,v Ma 8 Alfred n. Hal. r.. In the
MIC; wen I X f,2 r. al n sSs
HArTT HI: r,,iasr,, F''s Sc, s hi ,, as May i'''
Fun, s.,,s a, NJ he min leaving Iberty-st this
cy. 81 p VIII Nov Iersey cen'is kai,e e.sr,
Buria a, he con2enience 4 ne family
LOON A. No % washington sagare on M,g ,.s ID, D.ms
MAJ os ssr Pea .aF. ana All paa " rd no ,s
FuerSl private
MAJ MoIAGLE-o on the s'h inst. Charles M'cm'r's'''
nesy. and friends r,esg ny "a z ss ' Ven,
sith-st. On Saturday. at ? n
r.f.9 c d a u eSs.: on " ME-:
, the Inth var - her are.
intsrrsen, At p.l.ord. y Y
RANIOrTH--esdiefly on "av & o. TYPHOID 'ne''n'"N
ss as6s ,ol rsus. ar. ia.a ..gi the funeral
i rt,5Si,n q, On ' suna i' May At p n
In'eraen, co1y"nen 20 e i1n!'.
sTfrIMAN- ~ MAY 2 A. Granville. orange County,
y Y george T. srInqn. n bis eNih YEAR ...
STOCKTON On vedrssia, Nav Genera. k'Ssr' s ren
=, exon &, H.. s On, ~ ,d inr = s e, are
Tn. 2crsi IT,, MI ,ss, s.d Z n' ' AZ sarisr II:
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sa1ten IN re 81 s'sehsr :9n Of a.d nats
Fr-ss relation. nvea +. ~, 'n. ne ss '1 nsrs
| orfl d Face on Frat Day Findav F'A Month";
Eitn'h rar a. $50 m.
Nichols a. special r..e'ne 4 10 B.ara q Man
i'' iel Ma ,ib 30, - ''il-uins Memorial "a'
adopted .,... ,-.,..s ..s r,.. Direct
rec. ~ CO.; .n i x.fol' 80. has gone before 10
re fa'h. lou ,as 1< ,os. s ~" esn dep sesss
3 of re- ani hsar'fe sgm9aih, "rh ne near ana dear
i.,.sn,,, presence seem. .',i among a. We 70
csli genial rr~~nie her s''1ll "a ma n
g., ana va msrnsnt .nfsiing i"s for ~ children
anon sha always er-1ntlf"i ' d, lei, Nm 80, "a
49, 'ra . 81 go, nr5a N NSi vori. ahicn
20 nsipts, % wslry ar a. rasci n"'r'' ,,.r ., ~.
,,s ,,r no. heneac.rr vo-k IN The Asylum Rsmsme-r.
Ing her faithful l'rg service her aevonon - me ees'
Interests ~ ne ~ rdn,1a H. ~, ,or. u, n.
We. callei DE kns ~ iiis neaaiy -. ,.,,s.
i~i,..n an 9ufi'rei ne eany pagers ana
al,9 ,ha, cepy - sea' Nr George H. N""0'' ana
family by ''9'' q ne ,irr., T SHERWOOD:
arnc Kcn.ico Cemctrry.-Privat. stsuon . hss
len Rair1ai ~ n,..ui.ss 70 ''o'" NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
I-VTOV IC4GTE CLUB SMOKER.

. 49, I-n,on League Club last night II was the
,h,rd o,d lat OF 'he season. About two hundreo
orohare NJ the cub attended. There vas gooo
music nv the American symphony Orchesra unurs nue.
!nusiS isrshtn OF Sam Franko. Tho solosts were
NE vrn,ie Gordon and Henry Waller. win Nlctos
iiiarrls as accompanst. light supper "as se''eo
sfier the entertainment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
vIcPosropJcAL s6cIETY's EXHIBIT.

MIIRUNT UFIT 3 y 'f'I'7I11' : :,
The nineteenth annual exhibition OF 'he ~" ,ha
Neroscoplcal Society was held last eNS',"e ,hor,
rooms OF the society at No % N'o''0"' ...n, hn
Ing 0. a novel and Interesting character. some Oh
the microscopes had polarzed light auacne 80
ard Others Of the objects shown we're eHniDl -.
automatic revolving stages. Among inc 'nos' 80,
terestins EXHIBITS we're section od sne w Kos
max: plasmoca OF malaria. shown oy tno rattIe
e. Haas: the poison fangs 81 y f"ournamnfera
from the bed Of the Atlantic a. 10 ia,nn ,aioms
J D. Hyatt and type plate or disco 9pSred Doug,
containing hundred forms, SHOWN py rLa NV
lass The last named contained some teiI nhnra,a
beautiful natural forms % extraordinary e II!
ness. A large number ~ v!sitors viewed 'he eH"'
billion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
TPaNsarLAVTIC TRAVELLERS

Professor n Schnars-Alguist. OF Hamnurs INC
,.r,ne artist is booked sail on the Phoncia to-
49,. Paron Paul Vielnghon and Fortune Car
horero are listed 10 sail La Bourgoxne: ano
Wrs ogden C;oelet Miss May Goelet and PROFESSOR
Enfeht Of Scotland, on the lucania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07

were being read by the court. and that the
doors would not be open until the reading had m
ished. The afternoon session occupied prime
rslly with The reading OF the C;lies contract which
was Withdrawn by Secretary Herbert. and the con
tract under which the work OF completing the dock
was carried on by T. & \. Walsh The trial will oH
continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-07
,o rorrG BRINGS sur.

n.s ne.n served President Eanes
SUNNY .."nv rxchange in a suit brought by william
Of o the ' Young for reinstatement a. member OF
Eucnn so and for $4,000 alleged damages. Mr.
me ,o was the Board member Of inc h nT sioc q
Young WY ,rt q 90 expei.eo iioni .me q, ~
f. b. Cuthoernr sc.nnbcr So 1895 His lawyers N tne
Exchange ec Gn arc Montgnani Mallory I'"'e"
9orf OF Albany.
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ro,rc.sr N DETAIL FoR TODAY.

vor Maine New-Hampshir- and Vermont increasing
.,o,a,r.s, winds becoming northeasfery'
For Msssachnset's RHODE is''a "nu ,, ,r
...,.rns weather ana rain. northen'terT WINS III
creasing In force v ,hr.,,.ninx weather with rain
For Eastern h.asteriy winds. Increasing III
,..,,,.rta New Jersey and Delaware.
ror ~, clearing and colder weather ,,,.,.
RAN ~. Di.tric ~ Columbia, SihrNs a"a Id,
FOR tne moaning followed by clearing ana oo''e'
w.ather i.r .wYork partly cloudy weather frrsn
northy~ster'Y vindS
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Jane. Donaldson owner ~ tho London Theatre.
ir tho Ronery. and % n" Olympic Theatre. at
one hundred o nd twenty -ninth-s and Third-av"
diod last risht A. his home 40 "a East Forty
ninth g. Ne had been suffering FOR SIX mont his
RON a Qualification n, tisenscs Tie leaves a widow
and a ael ~ -year-oid
Il Donald,on was born IN New Rochelle My.
tao wear. sgo. and FOR quarter ~ p century naf
he, = Identified ~i'h the theatrical business
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Guceicl Notices.


Daily SO = year ~ pr monin. ~ -. -, ,,o,,s
nsx nth M sunday s. year. % cens pc. inSm"
rtih.'-s . year Weekly. ST. Seni-Wrekly -
rcs rx,ra postage charged - tore 81 coun.is~
'e>to,t Nsxro ara Clnaia and On the daNy IN NV"
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r,,n,-xr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this tn. cSG,tnpos' By Th Tn. Tbans .e
cnanSes IN r.omctsr The dotted line shows the tenn
reconns r.eoriei at Perry's Phsrhaoy
,~,.... on-. Nav 7 a. m.-rhe weather Yesterday
,,,nx and threatening. The temperature ranged De-
zen 50 and 50 degrees the average @S' being "esre'
,~h.r than on THURSDAY and IL degrees lower IMAM on
Ne &c n spending day last year At, ...h,.. =. rsn