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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
TO MEET AT OMAHA NEXT MONTH.

CONVENTION OF THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
LEAGUE CALLED FOR JULY ID.
Tn. eleventh annual convention Of the National
penublcan League Of the United States has been
called By the Executive Committee to meet In
Omaha Neb. on July 10. officers OF the League
are L. j. Crawford OF Kentucky. president D. II.
slime OF Kentucky secretary, +. :. Higgins. OF
>,,, rersev treasurer f. W Weeks. OF Iowa. as
sstant secretary. and J. +. Hogan. OF Michigan.
historian The sessions OF the convention viii be
gin IN Royd's New Theatre. Omaha. at 10 a m on
July q and continue about three days. Each state
Ieagle Is entitled to send 20 the convention four
d.c,ates from each Congress district and SIX dele
ca t.s~at-arge and the American Republican COL
iega League may send one delegate from each S4uO
In the organization ~,
OFFICERS OF the League for the coming year VIII
no elected AT the convention some amendments Will
be made 10 the Leagues constitution, and there
viii he reports and discussion upon the work or
ne League Information concerning the delegatton
rom New York State can be obtained from Alfre
=, 0rmen secretary OF the State League. at NO.
IA broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
NETWORK CITY.

Morris Hotchkiss. eighteen years old OF No Ss
Grove-st. Jersey CITY the elevator boy who IS
charged with criminal culpabnty for the death ot
william Moore In the Hotel Royaiton on sunday.
was remanded to tho Coroner hy Magistrate deuel.
in the Yorkvile Police Court yesterday
Levi Pullison colored who was convicted OF mur-
der IN tho hrst degree last week. was sentenced
Yesterday 70 de In the electric chair At sing sins
during the week Of August Il Seniene~ was pass"d
hy Justice Fursman IN the Criminal Branch Of tho
Supreme Court Pullison attempted 20 address mo
Court nut he broke down and cried and was Jed
out OF the courtroom.
Announcement was made yesterday by the Com
merc!a Gable Company that. because - great DO
lay over the Siberian land lines. messages for
Japan by way Of the northern linz could only 10
accepted A. The sender's rlsk
Nathan EhrIch. two and a half years old. OF 40
FL Fifh-st was playing the roof at that al
dress yesterday afternoon when he fell through mo
alrsha,i. six stories. to the bottom HIS mother
carried him 10 a drug store AT Avenue IS and finn-
u No policeman could be found. and az last "A
citizen sent 70 Bellevue Hospital for an ambulanc"
The boy died as he being taken out Of tho
vehicle at the hospital
Mails from China. Japan and Hawaii have ar
rived at San Francisco on the steamers Peru ana
Coptc They due 10 arrive IN New ork on
Wednesday and Thursday mornings. respectively
Mails for China Japan and Hawaii Will close AT
the General Postofice IN this city at 20 - m next
Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
YONKERS.

The Rev James e Freeman rector Oh OF
.reu,, Memorial Church. Ludlow with MRS re-
maj - ,r,,,o,,on 10 preach in July and August
a. N. American church Of St John, IN presuen'
This invitation he has accepted On SUNDAY r',
freeman exchanged pulpits with ArchoeaSSU arnoon
Iyieeck OF White Plains. and IN the "4'o'
nresched AZ Bloomngdale Insane Asy UNI, ad vss
Fportions OF the Fire Department respu.}n Sa;;ors
1 Fn7,r times 10 alarms Of fire litle DelOIe
noon smoke was coming from the repcrt
savings Bank building in Getty Square. a 1S Sre
Vas quickly circulated that the BANK was % We q
and an alarm was given. Inc 4Ie' " E,ohes
siight was in the dental parors OF DIT X A r''0''
over fhe bank and was soon eXtingQsnne1u, cor,-
Reginning last night. the YOnkers f"i iOaI -
,anv beaan The running Of through car. Oh 80 81.
Warburon-ave and Riverdale-ave ms ee 10
inCs This schedule viii De 0o"'
throughout the summer. ,,,ooDol Church will
The choir Of 81. Johns Episcopal mn r M
aesist I'm the choir festival 10 he gwen 10" Sortn
evening in St Marks Episcopal Church' No' 80
me annual excursion OF the employees OF 'n neet.r
Brothers e Co elevator works took place ,iberng
of employees their friends and famlhes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28

BALTIMORE MAN CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLE-
MENT AND FORGERY.

BALTIMORE MAN CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLE-
MENT AND FORGERY
Baltimore June q DISQUALIFICATION OF Phila~
delphia and New-York looking for Edward e.
Shaw charged with enbezzlement. larceny and
forgery. He is wanted in Baltimore on two counts
for forgery and for larceny and embezzlement from
Dr. James c. Clarke. He IS also wanted In New
York for obtaining money under false pretences
from Boercke Runyon & Ernesty. No. 4N Fifth
ave by means OF checks on the Columbia Bank In
which he had no deposit.
Others who would prosecute him are the Com
monwealth National Bank. OF Baltimore; the Balu-
more Trust and Guarantee Company. DR. Ira a.
Fetterhoff and Dr. Lewis X. Palmer There are
supposed TO be several other persons In Philadel-
phia and New-York who are interested In his ar
Shaw belongs 10 q well-known family OF Portland,
Me. He is graduate Of Amherst. a hnguist ana
an accomplished musician. In January. 1895, he
here He was arrested there brought back 10 Bal
timore and imprisoned for TWO years. Or Clarke.
his latest victim, became interested In him and
secured his pardon. Subsequently, DR.. Clarke made
him his secretary and bOOkkeeper. Playing the
races again led 10 his ruin and the Tobbing OF his
benefactOr.
A sad but romantic feature Of the Is tho
marriage Of the young man. Previous 20 his hrst
arrest he became engaged to Miss Sarah Neuban.
OF Madlsor-aye a beautiful woman. When Shaw
was sent to jail, Miss Neuhan refused TO believe
him intentionally guilty Of any wrong. and visited
him Painfully every Saturday. until she became
as well known about the institution as any OF the
officials When he was released from Jail she mar
ried him About week ago Shaw disappeared
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CROWD CHAsEs AN EAST SIDE STABBER
A THOUSAND PEOPLE AT HIS HEELS Az HE FLED

A THOUSAND PEOPLE AT HIS HEELS Az he FLED
AFTER USING HIS KNIFE on TWO WOMEN.
Michael Friedrich. fifty years old made an enort
10 murder Anna, his cornmon-law wife last even
ing in front OF No 232 East Thirdst. He stabbed
her in the back breast and side. and then turning
Ike a Wild beast on the bystanders. he mace d
lunge at Margaret Gerger. thirty three years oiu'
giving her a deep cash in the breast Inc hrst
woman is seriously injured. Bellevue Hospital
doctor treated her but she would not go 10 INC
hospital The Gerger woman went to her nome III
a nearby tenementhouse. Mrs. Fridrich tells TINS
story.
She left the would-be murderer on account OF MS
nl-usage He found her in the street last evening
and plunged a knife into her breast The woman
shreked for help, but before any one cOuld come
he gave her two additional thrusts. Then. turning
TO escape he the other woman In his, phli
He gave her a parting thrust with the kHlIe any,
ran for It. BY this time the street was aroussel
and as the man fed down the street thoushh9 vi
more men. women and children were AT ms hecIs.
Policeman Wilcox caught him after niue chhse
and with a struggle took the bOod-covered knIlo
from him. The mob ClamOred for his HE. nut. IKE
most East Side mobs. satisfied Itself with uuch
gesticulaiiOn and many curses. and allowed W lrVA
to take the prisoner TO the police station ne
women would go 10 Bellevue on account OF
religious prejudice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
POLICE COURT CLERK ASKED TO RESIGN.
HIS ACCOUNTS SHORT TO THE AMOUNT OF OVER
1920 THE BOARD or MAGISTRATES SAYS.

HIS ACCOUNTS SHORT TO THE AMOUNT OF OVER
1920 THE BOARD OF MAGISTRATES SAYS
AT the regular meeting Of the Board OF Magis-
trates held last night in the West Side Court the
report OF the Committee on Clerks. presented by
MAGISTRATE Kudch. chairman, was unanimously
adopted. Its principal feature was a request mat
Eugene H. Healy. chief clerk OF the Morrisania
Court. resign. The report says that since MS hP-
pontment 10 the chief clerkship OF the West sac
Court. on February !. Healy's accounts nave Deen
short 81 263 50 In addition TO this several deposl,
tons were read. IN which several persons deposed
that Healy's conduct had been immoral Chlei OF
these was the proprietresc of the house at NO l3
West Eighty ninth-st.. where Healy lived 49,,
Pending an investigation by the Board. Healy
had been transferred to the Morrisana Court. an !
James McCabe chief clerk Of that court. Drought
down 10 the West Side Court The request i0r
Healy's resignation does not necessarily mean MS
dismissal, he may hold on !! he Is inclined 70
fight The Board. however, is OF the opinion that
his resignation Will be forthcoming Healy Is a
brother Of Martin Healy OF the First Ward .
The resignation Of President Wentworth, submit
ted at a former meeting. was accepted last night.
Magistrate Joseph NJ Deuel. was unanimously
elected the office OF president OF the Board for
the coming year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
TARRYTOWN.

Frank ". Miard started last evening ror New
Haven Conn. to attend the reunion OF the class OF
ss OF Yale University Of which he was member
BENJAMIN Franklin Council. Jr o. L. A M, mas
elected the following officers: COUNCILLOR Heniy
Eckert: v1ce-councillor Isaac L. Contant; recording
secretary William l. Wood r.; financial secretary
c F. Briggs: treasurer George Vanderbilt ana
warden Joseph NILS. patriotic sermon VIII he
preached to the council on Sunday evening by me
Rav George II Ferris pastor Of the FIRST Ba1'tlst
1hurcb ivhe Sing Sing and White Plains coun-
ellis have been Invited 10 attend. -,
IJone Hose Company No ! has arranged 20 play
@ pSrne Of baseball on Independence Day with GIN
ton Hook and Ladder Company. Of Mount vernon;
A. the meeting OF Westchester Lodge l. y ~ q,
l.st evening these officers were elected; WaIace
II ySrown noble grand: Robert Richter. wee
rrand: Henry Eckert treasurer, and W. e. Gill;
secretary. -. @. r-..o.. porochia,
School Will be held tomorrow evening III "u'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
SING SING.

,,s. "rpworth Rest" fresh-air cottage TOT
-s~a-.r conducted by the young people OF one OF
,ha v.w-York District Epwor'h League societ'eS
at the canp-meeting grounds VIII open io' '''
season Friday. Aa
,srder Sage has Just approved plans for hand
emo s,one building TO be erected on me prison
Sybart to be used as freight stoIesouS SyiTg 70
80 he institution has long needed. CMIme AtS
~, swarden's use of the convict laoor uI oti ir
cnotroI While the building vii DC a'Ii% va, - ,ba
a. Pte VII he small. The material VIII oe 80 re
G,sssed stone taken from old buildings 'hA' nave
rpe christian Endeavor Society OF the rresoS y,
ian ,,,ljrch will hold socia az me NUM- Nc
~ snd Mrs Samuel Watson. IN kVereu-aNo'' '"'
evening 90, ,o - tho members OF
49,. Isrror,h League and the officers. eac ~.
wa oSar pWpils Of The sundayschoc < ire
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Gnu n a! Wy High
=. ~, and Mrs J. Bowman Hun. IN SCUM H'e''
iand.ave Thursday afternoon and evening
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THE PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNOR"hir'
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS GATHERING AT Ai'IooSA
FOR TIE STATE CONVENTION

Altoona Penn. June T.-Many lemo'r''"
ore N delegates 70 the State ConFeI'on' ""'.
meats Wednesday, have already arrived anu nv
uveest kind Of a contest - being waS'd pr'"r7"
the friends of Judge James Gay GORDON % "''"
delphia. and George a. jerks. OF BrooKV"e' 'o'
,,o s,hernatorial nomination. Both sides CAIN 70
,,ye won although indications point TO me success
y, renks Colonel James y. Gufrey. OF fltiso1rs.
who succeeded william r Harrity In the Natona'
Democratic Committee. controls majority ~ ''e
delegates and u Is admitted that ne VIII name 'He
winner He is pledged 20 jerks tonight. aIthoNsA
,ss ,h,n n week ago he was counted for GORDON
Ex-congressman James Kerr OF CleaTheIH' anu
d A. orr OF Harrisburg have charge OF inc W.
don boom Mr. Cracker. OF Brookyille' mas cha'se
q, the jerks headquarters. His chlei heu'eha'''
~. rohn s Killing Of Erie the nominee for Lieu
tenant-Governor four years ago. ana eN-S'a'e
Chairman James \. Stranahan OF HarrisDirs
The makeup OF the rest OF the ticket VIII hardy
ha ec,,led until II Is certain who Will be the nom
NO.. fnr Governor f.. W Bacon, OF YORK, was
thought to have the best show for Lieutenant-IoV-
eruor until this afternoon, when the Jenks man
ayers came out sluarely for congressman y
William II Sowdeu. of Allentown. Sowden reached
here tonight. and is making an energetic canvass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE WESTERN CUT RATE CONTEST.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION FAVoH'
AMERICAN ROADS

THE WESTERN CUT-RATE CONTEST
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION FAvoRs
AMERICAN ROADS.
Chicago June E-Ths Western railroads seem
certain 10 secure from the Interstate Commerce
Commission all the assistance that that body can
AFFORD in their conflict with the Canadian Pacific.
The Commission has Of ns own motion. ana with
out waiting 10 hear arguments on the subject ex-
tended the suspension OF the long and short haul
clause OF the &C, far North Pacific coast
business is concerned until January l.
! mo does mean mat there VIII be no iurther
conference between the Commission ana the AmeFi-
can roads AZ present. on the contrary. the tom
mission has appointed July y for such conference,
when the status Of the contest and all thai Is IN
volved in II will be laid before tho Commission.
The American roads are not satishci win the
mere suspension Of the clause referred to. They
will press upon the Commission further action .
Under its decision their former application II
held that the Canadian road was In contempt OF
the law Of the United States in its present methods
OF securing business in this country. With that
decision as a text. the American roads will ask the
Commission what Il intends 20 do In the premises,
and whether tho Canadian Pacific Is to be allowed
10 conduct It's business In defiance OF law, Willie
The American roads held strictly 10 account
Tor any infractiOns OF II. The relief already
granted Il is claimed. has been wholly insufficient
20 nrotect American interests and further protec-
ton asked
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NEW ROCHELLE.

The second annual musical festival OF inc com
x,ns ohoral societies Of New Rochelle will be
s,v.n IN Thursday evening In st. Johns Methodist
Episcopal Church. There will be chorus OF Sky
voices under the direction OF George Mager' ana
the following solosts from New York Slty WI" pr 5aH .
ns Miss Mildred Emanuel. soprano; PauI loD-
er,, tenor: Percy Walling BARITONE The pro
gramre win include Barnbys sacred canta,a c.
bekah." Haydens Heavens Are Aeliiis anu ~
mods "Sanctus ,,. No., ,,-sa-v
The women Of the New Rochelle Day Nursei >
ara preparlng TO give their annual lawn party a.
the home Of Mrs. Frederick Remington Lather 5
DR. c. Nelson Raymond. Of New Rochelle ana
Mrs Carrie V Davidson will be married IN MOL,
clair n j. this evening. There viii be a receptlOaI
az the home OF Dr. Raymond Mape.aXe ano
Main-st ew-Rochelle on the evening OF " eohes-
day July g.
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WHITE PLAINS.

The will OF Samuel Faile. OF inns V '''Ns Co..,
.a,nt,,ed 70 probate in Surrogate Sllkman's court
,.oo,ardav morning The widow Mrs. Cecilia boyer
Fane is the executrix md sole beneficiary
Beginning on Sunday the White Plains ana =,
rvtown Trolley Company put IN force a ven
rsouirne lis cars TO make haf-hour tllPs 81" IA
the two villages a gain Of ten minutes oNe' '"0 Wv
timetable. -. III ,-esent term OF
tho County Court will adjourn on FRIDAY. ., ,,s
Johi, ,rcsrei AZ Mount Vernon. June !, was
srrsgned in the SUPREME Court oe 3teded not
SSI,ii,y and David Verplanck and David H. hu u,
IAre assigned as his counsel by the court IiS
trial will not take place until next lalL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
WESTMINSTER COUNTY,.
MOUNT VERNON.

W. B. Miller. secretary OF 'ne t,
W.. y.n,s christian Association. gave an inter-
est,ng talk at the First Baptist Church on SUNDAY
evening on the work that the association Is uo'I's
IN the camps at Falls Church. ChickamaHea anu
TAMPA from which the speaker has J1st 'e( % f6e
re iecture was attended 10y memDeIs u -, -
natrotic Organizations Of the city ard al us e!Vso
reeriv 500 was subscribed TO assist me -, ~
nt,iayy while IN Mount Vernon. was the tues ~
S T,D and Mrs. d. c. curtis Of Farnswor'"
Post ..ro- bov fourteen years
"a s'S.ie playing with large rocket , ~ a.
lighted al the wrong end ana II mined of and
II IS feared that his si-ht VIII be n Adam T.
" bnree owned and driven by JUICE < unin -,
, a No. H.corne frightened Yesterday morning IL
Sorth Fourh-aye and ran away , JTagG ont and
"a ~ friend John Bailey were thiOWn ou' en-
ana his ~, a.. 80 smashed Neither OF the occu-
ns were injured, although both were severely
hnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
MOUNT KISCO.

movement has been started 70 es'aDnSn
.ha,., IN the village in connection with ST. Marks
t,n,.consl Church 1t is proposed TO move the
present parish-house to the upper end OF the VII
isre and use It as a chapel for the accommodation
of the parismoners living In that neighhorhood
TIL Christian Endeavor Society OF the Presby-
,erian Church the Rev A. G. Fessenden. pastor.
viii hold A sociable on Friday evening, vat,
The third annual rose show OF the bedford Flower
Cluh VAS held IN the Mount Kisco Opera House on
Saturday, under the direction OF 'he westminster
County Horticultural Society: ~
Al the annual meeting Of ne C ,b NOM m
t' n ,re,e elected: y DennsOn president. Roland
FIifcraft vice-president; Annie b. soat. secretary
and William AgOr. treasurer
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Funeral Of Colonel s. V. r. Cruger, Trinity
Church. II a. IN.
Elm Street Widening Commission. II A. m
Graduating exercises girls department, Pubic
School no Joe. 10 a IN. Public School 80 male
department g20 p m; Public School 70 - noys
department 100 p m. and Public School NO D.
male department. 10 a. m.
Closing exercises Of the Cathedral School. BROAD
way Theatre. p m
Manhattan College commencement Carnegie
Music Hall p. m.
Coney Island Jockey Club races 2S0 p m
Meeting Of the Extension Committee OF the Man
haitian Railway Company.
Sale OF the Olympia Theatre building
Social Reform club. No q East Fourth-st even
ing
Republican County Committee meeting. United
Charities Building. p. m.
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ARRESTED FOR AN OLD LYNCHING.

Flicott City Md. June N.-James f Melvin.
Elit,r OF THE ELLIOTT City Democrat and jus
tice Of the peace. was held here today TO await
the action OF a Grand Jury upon the charge Of hav
ing taken part in the lynchins Of negro muir
dercr about three years ago.
MI Melvin arrested yesterday, and the testi-
mony At tho preliminary hearing to-day was TO the
effect that he had discussed the matter with ex-
Sheriff Oldned. giving details OF the affair and
admitting his presence there and that he had nled
with the telegraph operator at Ellcot city. for an
out -of-town newspaper. story OF the lynching a
short time after II happened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
REpUBLICAN CLUBS FESTIVAL.

The annual summernight's festival OF the Central
Penublican Club of the XXXIst Assembly District
was held last evening at Cosmopolitan Park Ans
terdam-ave and One-hundred and -seventieth-st
The festival was largely attended. and was as en-
1oyable as the entertainments OF the club have al
ways been.
John j. y. Symes was chairman Of the Committee
of Arrangements. and the other members OF the
committee were Robert j. Crom.e Jr., Samuel
Bishop, Edward Cox Samuel W. Swayze William
A. Ferdon and George Rhuand The park was
and the fun was kept up until late hour. Fred
osick Small had charge OF the music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
THE COURSE OF STOCKS.

The professional element had almost sole con-
troll OF the stock market yesterday. There was
near the opening effort TO force decline in
prices but IT was frutless. The market as whole
was dull an irregular the only activity being In
the Industr..-ls. notably American Tobacco which
made a net advance for the day OF per cent The
news Of the dispatch Of flying squadron 10 the
Spanish coast had practically no effect in stimuat
ing prices. railroad stocks. especially the Gran
gers were Aeavy The close was Irregular. with
small net gains in the majority OF Issues. The bond
market active. he buying being we'll dis
trbuted The close strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOIEi-'
ASHLAND-C u Pierce United states CohsuI-
General in the Orange Free state, south AiiIV"
FIFTH AVENUE-Governor Elisha Dyer OF Hn"uo
Island. Sir Thomas Upton OF Lohdon' -,
vtuiom r Villas ~ Wisconsin. and ". +. Plant.
vice president OF the Plant Railway system NOR
MAN-Chsrles Nelson, OF Maryland. ex-Secona AS
y :, Kerens OF 81 Louis and W Caryl Ely. Of
Niarara Falls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y J.
* Patch United States Navy, and Henry & ho"Se'
OF Cleveland. MURRAY HlllCMhJor r. ~
Spenccr Of Waterbury. Conn. and NlcomtesS NJ
de Caritnano OF Paris NETHERLAND-John l.
Irish OF Buffalo PLAZA-Eben AleXender' OF
South Carolina ex-Unred States Minister 10
Greece WALDORF. Sakoto. OF the japanese
Legation AT washington WINDsOR-J. W. Doane.
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RICHMOND BOROCGH NEWS.

A man employed digger NJ graves in the
Jewish cemetery in Richmond Turnpike was ar
rested Yesterday for violation Of the sanitary code
He was accused Of not digging the graves the re-
ouired depth. and discharged with a repri-
mand
owner Of n two-wheeed gig and harness and
drowned horse on Sunday afternoon the horse
was driven into MARKINGS Pond, West Brighton
by two men When the animal lost It's footing in
the lake the fed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
SENATOR KENNETS TRIAL NEXT WEEK

Wilmington Del. June 27.-Thomas s. Clark con-
y1c,ed in the Federal court here Of aiding and
abettng and conspirng with william y. Bogss.
defaultlng paying teller Of the First National Bank
Of Dover was to-day sentenced TO i've years i'm
pri5onment and a fire OF 5000 HIS Imprisonment
will be spent in the New-Jersey Penitentiary, at
Tronton where T.. T. Cooper. convicted recently Il
a AXE offence Is now serving sentence Of eighteen
months.
70 tha Indictment OF United States Senator Richard
r. Kenney for completely In Boggss crime began
to-day The Kenney trial will begin on Tuesday
J,ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
Suits for every purpose except to

Suits for every purpose except to
wear out quickly.
Suits of serge. crash-wooi or d,
linen. nuns cloth, flannel and all
other good cooling stutts.
So, all over the body: cool under
wear, cool negligee shirts, cool rus
set shoes, cool straw hats.
or course you can get boys wash
suits for Csc; anybody can get bam-
boozled.
81 to IS here, with your money
back if you want it
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-.econd and Broadway.
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APPOINTED By THE MAYOR

The Mayor has appointed John o'Donnel' OF No.
no C,,,ton-st Inspector Of Weights and Measures,
with a salary OF 81 800 year
EDWARD Dooey mas been appointed Assistant
supern,endent Of Ponds and Condui's for the BOr-
NxsSIiSan Newman has been appointed cashier OF
,h" Dcpartment Of Water supply for the Borough
~ Rro6klyn, at q salary OF !l1D.