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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
YALE LAW SCHOOL EXERCISES.
PRIZES AND HoNORs AWARDED AT TIE SEW
ENTy FOURTH ANNIVERSARY


New-Haven Conn. June 1.-THE exercises OF the
seventy-fourth anniversary OF the Law Department
OF Yale University held this afternoon The ad-
dress 10 the graduating class was delivered by
Charles Andrews. LII D.. eX-Chief Justice OF the
New-York Court OF Appeals His theme was The
Influence OF America Jurisprudence. and his
treatment Of II was largely historical
The Townsend prize oratioEs were delivered ny
Joseph 9. Moore. p A. Of New-Haven; Samuel
Peterson Phi. D.. Los Angeles CAL and Gilbert l.
Hedges B A. Oregon city. ore. all OF whom
spoke on THE Debt Of Virginia TO jefferson. ana
Edward William Beattie, y. A, OF Helena, Mont,
whose subject was The True Naval Policy OF the
United States" The prize Of 500 was awarded TO
Gilbert l. Hedges.
Other prize announcements were as foHo"s'
Jewell prize $50 Tor highest mark Of seniors in the
annual examination William J.. buldck NJ A. Nv
Haven Monson prize. $50. for tho best graGuAtns
,hesls-AGaison s Pratt. y. A. FairTort y T. ielts
prize $50 Junior receiving hslfsi marx AZ G'aoua
iion-Arilur Linton C0rhin. y a. Lawrence Ran
Wavland debating price FIRST. John NJ sheppard
Z 4 Plttshurg Tex second. Charles sfudinsh = A.
Pueblo col. third. Louis NJ sonnenoers. D. A Ne"
Haven. ,,. ,.o.o.
Edward Thompson Company prize un books)--jeotse
= Hnman Willinanfc. Conn. Kent club diplomas TOY
excellence IN dehate-Edward W Beai'le Helena NON
Jobn r Douglass Grafton y. u Clement Austin Fuller
II A New Haven. Gilbert l.. Hedges oregon cry
Ore and Daniel V Mtnamee. Philmoni. n J.
The following honors were also awarded;
Degree II IL Nj laude to David F. Moul'on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28

Esigns Bagley and Breckenridge and Engineer
Merritt. on the list Of ships OF the Regular NaF!
are II first class Is second class, B thrd class,
fourth class. - torpedo-boats building ana autno
!zed. Y tugs sailing vessels,5 receiving SHIPS
unservlceable vessels and u vessels OF all rates
otrer than orueGo boats under CONSTRUCTION or
authorized. on tho list OF ships Of the AuNinaIs
Navy are 36 cruisers and yachts, S2 steamers ana
cOlliers O. tugs L. revenue cutters. lighthouse
tenders and Fish Commission vessels
The register shows that the senior oincetS ol
each grade NJ the Navy are al present as fonows.
Resr-Admiral William a Kirkland Comm n,Dsor
Fred Y. McNair Captain William I sampson
Commander Francis ". Dickins. lieutenant-' ON
mander Charles O. Alibone, Lieutenant CgN,,on =
Rchman Lieutenant. junior grade. F. X. Hill. ana
Ensign Richard n. jackson. Medical Director h
j. Clehorne Is AZ the head of the Medical corps
and Pay Director Charles II Fldridge AZ the nead
Of tho Pay Corps C.ief Engineer Philip Inch is
at the head OF the Engineer Corps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
THE GERNAN ELECTIONS.
PROMINENT MEN AMONG TIE CANDIDATES
CHOSEN TO THE Rr1CHsTAG.

PROMINENT MEN AMONG THE CANDIDATES
CHOSEN TO THE RrIcHsTsG
Berlin June 27-Among the successful candidates
IN tho Reirhsiag on no ehaloiirg Yesterday WAS
Dr. Stoecker the former Cour; Chaplain. who was
elected IN represent SicRen. Prussian West?hala
In the Rostook Disiric, of Mecklenhurg. SchwerN.
Dr. Theodore Rarth tho Frosinngc leader. was do
feated by q Socialist. Herr Hcrzfeld
The city Of Munich which has hitherto been rep
resented by Socialists has returned National iAo-
erals or tho r"hallote
Tho nonrlv completed returns IN the SECOND Dbl
lettings show THAI the next RechstaR VIII he pia'-
fIoally constituted as was its predecessor. with
slight notifications The provincial returns give
the Socialists better position than s""mod POSI-
bic on Saturday. The Socialists have W'F-''N
seats being n total gain NJ eight which. n'"rN'''
Is dsproportionate 20 their largely increased pom
As against thcir severe reycrs"s nj portmun''
Stct,in Rrandenhurs Tlauon and Soingen ihe5
have victories whore they never before were repfr
scented I'm country districts In the east ana 'oulli
OF tiermany including 'h" copfAl' % ''e"'' ".
Baden ,....-..,-.-o ord
'rh4 progress N socia.lsu in WlricmhGTg enn
such sirovcholfs Of reaction 0@ t.n"' itt9,.
inner Silesia Mecklonburg and various atIl.,Nl.-
ural districts in SlXouy BRUNSWICK hnu -" ~. 80
Is remarkable The election ~ thr"" p'"H! 49,,
meraIsis Herr KarGorft. pr. Arendt anu ,'"1 ns
,or kifnrloWafr0u b. noteworthy. esp -. -! -
the last named s. regarded Va me P'"''"'
leader ~ he Conservative party lieutenant
Tho Imperial Pos master General ~ ~ .ho
General won podheiekt hf. issued an Di is f~nn
Postal Department rrohintins nc "'npl"N'rr ~,
taktnc rar, In socialist agitation. "sr"ciA.y ~
public meetings and pointing out ma H"C" N'"-
due, e ir violation ~ ther M oial oath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
HOUSE DEMOCRATS CANNOT AGREE.
THEIR CAUCUS ADJorRNs rNTr. DECEMBER
WITHOUT ArTIOS


Washington. June 1.-THE postponed meeting %
the Democratic caucus adjourned 70 December 10
night without dsposing Of the resolutions intro
duced ny Mr. Bailey and amended by Mr. Mciihe
OF Arkansas proposing TO making fntur" action
OF Democratic oaucuses binding on ali PARTICIPANTS
Tho resolutions were perfected last Moniaf night.
but after debate vote deferred un'i Tonight.
When the caucus met this evening Mr. Rrtard-
son having gone 70 Tennessee NJ Maeuirl. u
california. presided A vote on the reso. lions
taken. and resulted IN forty seven for and TWO
agains' them MI lie Wis. OF Washington. made
tho point OF no quorum which the result sustained
l. manifest that quorum could he secured.
and motion Of Mr. Bailey. adiournmeni vas
taken 20 the first Saturday after ne first Monday
IN December. when under iho continuing order for
fne previous question. vote Will he taken on The
resolutions
Briefly they declare that all who take part IN
Democratic caucuses shall be bound by their action
except when the action IS contrary 70 ~" mem
hers construction OF the Constitution or opposed ~
the action Of a members district convention or 20
his personal pledges The OPPOSITION 20 ih" reep-
lutions either remained away from to-nighfs eau
Gus. or. being present. did not vote Each side
says that II will Ultimately win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
PHILIP RARHER HENRY.

Philip Barber Henry who was for several years
connected with tho firm 81 Lawrence & Co.. owners
~ the Pncihc Mil.s Boston and New-York died on
SUNDAY at his home. az Newton Centre Mass. after
q trief Illness
Mr. Henry had charge Of the mills for the firm.
He ffty years old. and had lived FOR many
wears AT Newton Crnfr" HIS IA fncr vas a brother
~ the Henrys % the firm OF Henry Smith & Town
so0d wh IN one ~ the largest dryeoofs firms
ln this city Just before the CIvil War Mr.. Henry
was a member Of the Boston Athlete Association,
the Republican Club OF this ci,y and OF several
singing societies. He leaves willow and one
child.
The funeral will he held At Newton Centre to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
DIRECTORY OF VOLUNTEERS.
NETWORK TROOPS.


Hs x5s q p Co. E sRo az Fl; Ho
\ y. Cos 6 md Il. Goyerp T1. Island y l.
THIRD REGIMENT A isTu f sslsMESrs"canp
rasma caiSTs% Rgs;fm Ii@ A. C. and X
Cos T3;,.o5 o sa4 5o ism Si Rss
ror .rY SEVENTH REGIMENT.cos A ape 2 DH'SA
island r. Cos B. c. y. F. G. II. !. K. l. and NJ
sx4Y YT ri n@fI' RFGIMENT-cao AIger Falls Church.
EreIAlFrw gsS;,a 5Ta CUB.
Fl r. REdIMENT. VOLUNTEER ENGINEERS
rno 5sT1 H@esm 9s' Hs.5 Church. "a
SSfscr0Tp siGSAL coKPs~camp Alser. Falls Church.
Letters for members Of the Naval Reserve should
YAYK Jar,H n.v G.0" Staten Island.
L s 5 jason fishers Island. Suffolk County n y
NEW-JERSEY TROOPS.
FIRST REGlMEXTmcamp Algsr Falls Church Va
5 THiR6 RFGiMFHT! n p and M
Fort Hancock. n. j Cos B. r. and L. P0mp'0n
Letters for members OF tho New-Jersey Naval
Reserve should be addressed.
I. $. s. BADGER Key West F Fla.
CONNECTICUT TROOPS.
FIRST REGIMENT-cos. A. n and H, Fort * RnO e
pucks9ort. Me CO - Gull Island ~ Il CO. nd
f fHs i lssna \ cos and X Prebe Port
land, Ae.
THIRD EGIMENT-Nianuc. Conn
LIGHT BATTERY A--Nantc. Conn
HEAVY BATTERY C-Nianuc 'onn.
NAVAL. RESERNE-BOstcn. Mass
HEAVY BATTERY B-Fort Grewold Groton C"nn'
Fort slocum is on Davids Island. Long Island
Sound.
Fort Schuyler is OH Throgs Neck Borough Of
The Bronx
Willots Point Is on Long Island Borough OF
Governors Island is in New-York Harbor. The
tort IS known Fort Columbus
Fort Hamilton Is on Long Island, Borough OF
Brooklyn , ,,sA -,
Fort Wadsworth is on Staten Island Borough OF
Richmond. =.
Fort Hancock is on Sandy Hook. n. j.
Letters for soldiers in the field should pc ad-'
nent should be stated. The name OF we siale
from which the organization comes shouid aw.EEs
be given, because there may be reeimehts IN ue
same camp from various States having 'ie S"'o
number
Proper form Of address:
JOHN DOE, -
Private Company NJ.
sth Regiment. ~ Y Vois'
Camp Thomas. ~
Chickamauga Park. Ga
Letters for Soldiers and sailors In Cuba shoIu Do
Addressed to Santiago. Cuba. via Key west. fiA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
GROWTH OF THE NAVY.
WHAT THE JULY NrMnER OF THE REGISTER
SHOWS

washington June 1.-THE sudden growth ~ the
United states Navy owing 70 the war. is strkingly
shown by the new Naval Register. which has been
nronared I'm the Bureau OF Navigation and is to he
issued on tho frat OF next month According to
the register the active lis; Of the Navy now hns
era nd toto! Of ,75 officers. ns follows Seven nun
ared and elRhy-one line officers including IS cadets
at sea: lGl medical officers Ill pay officers. 200
engineers including q cadets at sea: chaplans,
# professors 81 constructors, Is civil engineers, le
warrant officers. sailmakers and mates. and PIG
cadets at the Naval Academy. one hundred and
eishty-two officers OF the retired list are now en-
ployed on active duty. 693 officers have been ap
pointed for duty during the war. namely 3S In the
line IS in the medical corps. 81 In the pay corps
215 In the engineer corps. and - In other grades
In the marine corps q second lieutenants have
been appointed for service during the war. Since
January l. there have been % retiremens and %
deaths Among the retired are Admirals Boards
lee and sefridse Among the dead are Captain
0ridley. Commander Elmer. Lieutsnant jenkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28

Vienna June n Dispatches received h"r' '''"
Icmberc capital ~ Galcia. say inc f"'"N
ants pillaged Ali-sand"c Tor severn "o"'' ,,,.,
IL. ,.o-t,r rhe houses md stores In the KING
SQUARE were piundered and then destroyed. th"t
contents being removed IN vans. "Ach "e'" 3"
whiting 10 the country. An Organized attack VIZ
also made upon Neu-Sandec sov"rei tIl's ',n,,
nf,e, a hand 90 hand nCht. and subsequently 'm'
Infantry surrounded m" town ~" i"".'n'Tii 80.
80 e.,k.f many - the Jewish houses N 'n'
suburbs and sei ire 20 several hii ist.t7 -.
ha,o heen DISPATCHED 70 lr7"myrl. MY on" hlh"@
,-.., ~ amber. where disturbances are thi"o'-
.rel przemvsi has over ff'""n thousand i"A"'.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
PRESIDENT NAY yoT TAKE VACATION

Washlnston. juno z Some annoyance has been
caused to tine President 10y statements concerning
his plans Tor the summer Secretary Porter an
uounce! last nigh' that the President had formed
no plans As ye: for the sumner. ana had not even
considered any So long a. the situation continues
critical u s said Dc tho Presidents intention 10
remain In Washington where b" can direct The
oporafions better than at other
point. pcspte the tremendous strain which ne ~
undergoing the President IL In excellent health
Tho White House r. pleasant home even In tho
hottest OF weather. and President Mckinley has
announced his purpose 70 rcmain In Washington
through the summer ~ his official duties be PEI
formed better here than elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
BRISSON FORMS a CABINET.
COMPOSITION OF THE NEW FRENCH
MINISTRY

Paris. June 27.-After The successive failures
Of NJ Rlbot. NJ. Sarrien and VI. Peytrai TO form
Cabinet to succeed the retiring Ministry Of
VI. Meline. It is announced that Henri BrFscn
has formed Cabinet. with tho following dis
tributon Of portfolios
President Of the Council and Minister o. the In
terior-HENR1 BRISSON.
Minister OF Finance PAIL PETTRAL
Minister of Education LEON BOtRGEOlS.
Minister Of Justice FERDINAND SARRiEN.
Minister Of War-GODEFROY CATALONIA.
Minister ~ Marine EDOTARD SIMON LOCK-
ROY.
Minister Of Foreign Affairs -THEOPHlLE DEL
CASSE.
Minister Of the Colonies GEORGES TROUT
Lot.
Minister OF Commerce EMILE MARCE JOulS-
Minister Of Agriculture ALBERT NlGER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
urTHopYS7 o>orTm noot coNcrRN ciSE.

Warhlrr,on. rure g T. s'ah'monn appeared
hoe,-, 3D.. senate fryos'lcn'irr Committee WITH
,.fe-crc. n tho caso ~ 80 ouh'isNinr hous" y
fhe Methodist Episcopal fhnr b S'H'n again '"-
tav ana oHnlei'.d copies - tc"s fne mat passed
between himself and Harh"" and smith Pc pI"
scn'ed also statement showing "hai hisp"'''I''
he made % fhe money derived hy him ne q zee IN
,,,os..,,,ire .l. claim n gave ln detail the dis
kursen,enf ~ the money Including m" names NJ
those 10 whom mo money RaH paid
M. a.iA he knew ~ 4 rnatfor ~ light tho CON
rriffoa rad no authority 20 demand ~ MIN such %
-f.tarnonf and Do made 10 O. prov" '0nclufl''}
,ea, no Nancy w. used 20 Influence tor.f'- I'M
properly and that no par 81 ih" money Us iiln
10 ANY one FOR that purpose. ana also 70" Fh""
int no money VS. paid 20 'hos" CONNECTED WI.
me publishing house 0r any on" VINO mao part
IN mixing tho agreement with him for n TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
BROWN MAY LOSE Or. ANDREWS.
HE is Likely TO GO TO CHICAGO AS sUPrR1N-
TFNDENT OF SCHOOLS.

HE is LIKELY TO GO TO CHICAGO AS sUPrR1N-
TENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
Chicago June 27-President r. Benjamin An
drews Of Brown University will accept the Office Of
Superintendent Of Chicago public schools II the
Chicago BOARD Of Education offers Il 70 him.
This information conveyed % Mayor Carter
H. Harrison to-day ny William r Harper. presi-
dent OF tho Chicago University and q school trus-
tee Dr Harper had an interview with Or. An
drews. in the course OF which DR.. Andrews &C
copied Offer indirectly made by Mayor Hsr-
rson
Providence. June q (speclaD 1t has been known
here for several weeks that Dr f. benjamin An
drews. president OF Brown Univei sity. was being
considered by the Chicago Board OF Education FOR
Superintendent Of Public Schools Dr. Andrews.
however has steadfastly kept his counsel MS
70 his Intentions always asserting that no direct
.ender Of the place had been made and that he
could neither accept nor reject q thing that had
not been offered
Mr. Thornton. the Chicago city Attorney. was in
missions IL Is understood. was 10 make tender
OF mo place in the name Of Mayor Harrison. He
hur Or. Andrews was uncomrunicatiye in IN"
matter. and did not lay much stress on Mr. Thorn
tons authority He said frankly that his name
was being considered hut that # was an cleo
tive Office and there another candidate. the
~ Harper president Of Chicago University.
who il member 81 the Board % Education. was
drevs II is reported ihai he came 10 exercise his
personal influence on Or Andrews. to caus" him 10
az DR. Andrewss nome to-day were received by
Mrs. Andrews. who stated thar by Andrews was
preparing for journey 10 keene y. II. whore he
Is 20 deliver address. and from there he ~
going 10 Ann Arbor Mich 70 maxi ,imiisT adj d,
the Chicago place had been mad" and accepted ~
not As Dr Andrews position az president ~
Brown has not been entirely congenial since IN"
trouble over his free-silvcr utteranr"s Of year
ago. acceptance Of such important Office at
Law al mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
oBBrT or GI4coBrvrS cOWFY.

BOSTON June IA cable message from IN" Euro
rean Union of Astronomers 20 M'ssrs chandler
and Ritche % this city. gives tho particulars OF
the orbit Of the comet discovered ou June u hy
,i.cob,ni AZ ,lcc The object viii not become
visible 10 the NAKED eye. lts n"nrest appronch 7"
,snce rom n ~ about l25 V,ie % miles l. is NOV
Ing north about half a degree day. ana u grad
,,gliv becoming fainter No orbit 81 tho comet has
as vet been computed by an American astronom'r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
JOHN GORFIAM

Providence z l. June 21-Wori waH received
bore to-day that John Gorham died in Chare City
Va Yesterday He was horn IN this city on No
vcmber Is $50. and son of Jahez Gorham.
the founder % tho present Gorham Manufacturing
COMPANY m 1915 he formed a partnership with
his father for tho manufacture NJ hollow silver
ware the business developed until incorpora
ton as the Oorham Company followed IN l"5
Iah.z Goraam died IN l"'. John Gorham IS sur
v.yei to- a wife ana TWO sons. The body will he
brought here tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
THE REV. JOHN DUDLEY.

Washington June 27-ThH Rev. John Dudley died
here to-day n the home OF his son. General w ".
Dudley at the age % n n"tv-three Mr.. Dudley
was educated at the Yale Theological school. and
sixty wears ago Il missionary among the
Chortaw Indians when they were In Georgia. he
was widely known Presbyterian minister. having
held pAstorates IN Vermont. Massachusetts. Con-
necticut. ohio. Indiana ana Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
CONGREGATIONAL EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY

Boston June 27-An adjourned meeting OF the
CONGREGATIONAL Educatona! Society was held In
Pilgrim Hall Congregational Hous" this afternoon.
6 r wilkins VS. ro-cl"ctcl trensuror and n. y.
Aldermen auditor The following directors We're
elected: Walter RigeOw. IF salem FOR ono year.
end tho ROY Or william r Campbell OF Eoxbury.
for three years. The Rev lpr. John A Hamilton.
having declined recollection ~ cor spending score
tary on account of ilhcalth. was elected honorary
secretary The Rev Or William T. Barton. pastor
~ the Shawmut CONGREGATIONAL church, was
elerteh CORE ponhinE secreilry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
FIVE FISH SCHOONERS CAPTURED.

Key West Juno 1.-THE Yankee. which arrived
here from Cienfuegos to-day. reports that on sat
urdav afternoon OF he Isle ~ Pines. she capured
burned and destroyed Eve Spanish schooners
loaded with Ash She also captured two prisoners.
who were released and four dogs. now on board the
Yankee. The latter also reports that the Spanish
cunboat with which she engaged on Jun" -
or Cienfuegos was ~ 7oo tons. The officers NJ
the Yankee think the spanlard was sunk. as inc
gunbcat was greatly damaged by the Yankee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
John MARTIN

John Martin who died IN Saturday ~ his home
AZ 80 i.6 ciinion-s'.. was al ore iim' WEI. known
IN political circles on the East Side. io came 20
mis- country when he was ten years old. from Lon
don England where be was born 10 went 10 ne
var r iS;l in tho sth Heavy Artillery. and was
badly wounded I'm the arm. on his recovery ne
again went TO the front He returned 20 Sew-fo ORR
m the close II the Mar. H., bacame Tammany
man was twice elected 20 the State senate. ana
was an Assemhlyman for four terms lie never
rully recovered from fhe wound he received I'm tho
Army Although advised by physicians 20 nave
The arm ampuiatcd he refused consent Paralysis
set I'm and death followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
OBTTT AIRY.
MRS JULIA GERDrNG TovsEY.

Mrs lula C;erding rousey. wife OF Or. Sinclair
Tousey ~ SO ISL Vest seventy six h st. died at
her home on sunday from exhaustion attending
childbirth Last Tuesday Mrs Tousey gave nir'h
10 a daughter who lived only until the following
nov and whose death was followed hy thai o. ne
MOI nor on SUNDAY Mrs Tousey, who was only
twenty-five ye9rs nd Ind been m9rrea a l.
prominent business man # Atlanta, Ga. while h"I
mother belongs 20 tne well known southern Napu
abroad and after his marriage began 'ne pra'-
flce 81 medicine IN 'as city.
Tho funeral viii take place tomorrow. but the
final arrnnsoren,s have not yet been completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
THE VAUDEVILLE STAGE.

j. H. Stoddart appeared in his familiar part in
"One Touch Of Nature" nt tho Pleasure Palace
yesterday and his performance was greatly on
joyed as II always is. Others who Joined in the
tertainment were Josephine Gassman. Cook and
Sonora. Fields and Lewis The Romaie brothers.
Harry Watson and Harlan and Yos; The moving
views OF the "war-graph' were continued.
At Proctors Twcnty-third Street Theatre yestcr-
day Frederick Warde presented the forum
from Julius Caesar making his nrst appearance
on the variety stage in this city "Rilly Rice. the
old and popular minstrel was also on the pro-
gramme and the "war-graph' contributed ~ share
the interest
The roof garden o, the Casino crowded last
night Mt the beginning Of the second week Of the
season nj ttat resort An attractive performance
was given. the bill including the seymours, Adelna
Roattino soprano; Alioo Atherton and her colored
cakewalkers. Nellie Hawthorno. Josie Dewitt La
favefte. Edwin French. Helene Tuesart. Eta stet-
son and christopher Bruno
LARGE audiences present at Keith's Union
Square Theatre yesterday. Miss Francesca Reddng
ulaved in a farccal sketch called "A Forgotten
Termination Others on the bill were ar Leach
ed ,hs Tbree Rosebuds william Norris Miss
Merri Osborne and Papinta. In her mirror dances.
stu more new war pictures are TO be seen at the
Eden Musec. being projected in motion by tho
cinematoeraph War groups OF WAX sta;uary
also abundant and the concerts 90 on.
Tony Pastor headed his bill last night. and
II was filled out by Genaro and Bailey. cake-walk-
org Ben r. Harvey, assisted by Miss Edyth Muir
ray; Dean and Jose. Mulvey and lima H. the Freeze
brofhers G. W. williams. the Painter Trio the
grownings George D. Melville. Collins and Collins
character singers. Tyrolean warblers and dancers,
dancing In wooden shoes. Letto and Dello. and
Lydia Trenaman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
ANOTHER Koran RIDER DEAD.

Tupelo Miss June q The condition ~ tho men
q, Torrcys Rough Riders injured in the wreck yes
terdav Ia ~ favorable could be expected al This
time One death hns occurred since last night. that
OF H. Mapes. Troop g. who died M o'clock TO-
day Both his legs were crushed. and hts abdomen
was punctured. Charles Gimmer. reported dead
last night Is stu alive but IS In dying corditlon
Elijah Perkins had both his hips badly crushed and
IS seriously hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
TO AMEND CHINESE EXCLUSION LAW.

Washington. June 1.-THE House Committee on
Foreign Affairs to-day favorahly reported a bill
making an amendment 10 the Chinese Exclusion
law providing for the acceptance Of bonds from
the masters Of vessels on which Chinese s'nmcn.
stewards etc arrive in this country, conditional
on their departure from this country OF such chin
nese. The bin recently recommended 10y the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-28
4 LECTrRE on CrRA.

+ A Haven lectured last evening on Under
the Cuban Star" at the Young Womcns Christian
Association. No. East Fifieenth-st. The lecturer
reviewed iho past ana present history of cuba,
and outcr,ainingly described tho various phnses OF
t,rlnn Ufo I'm Havana and throughout the island.
The lecture was Illustrated by numerous stereopil-
con views those Of Santiago de tuha claiming
IN. specal interest Of the spectators. on account
~ 40 military nneraiLnms now mixing nlaco tnlro.