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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
YONKERS

The meeting % the Firemens convention Noii'-
,,,,,.. took ulaee last night. and IT practically
craos all 81 the business preliminary 10 the de-
,,rture Of the Yonkers delegation for Binghaintoh'
,rbere tho State CONVENTION will be held Inc
o,.ren Will proceed from Yonk"rs by boat. accom-
,,ri.t hy all the remaining delega ions OF WEST
rnestrr County and those from RockiAhd CouHN,s
''rbe rnce Tor the cock T. the-walk nag OF the
ycnfers rorlnthlan Yacht Club this afternoon VIII
b.. made more interesting than usuhl py rea-on on
no meeting 81 the champion Edna when - no"
owned bv r. X Shlpman. OF the lonhrrS ld,u'
Cl,h and John Dlcksons Anne. the latest acgulSl-
ton 10 the Corlnthian fleet. -, ,,,,.,, .
'T-he game Of a-eball between tho Hol!ywoods
and 81, Joscphs Young Mems catholic Assocla-
ton this afternoon will practically settle the chah-
A. n meeting OF the Board ~ Water Commission
orr on Thursiay night. the treasurer reported Il
balance in tho treasury Of So L. ana the clerk
r"nort showed the receipts for water tax. etc TOT
last month 10 BE- {l0.2iS " ,.,..,o .,,,
The outing club Of the Women's Institute VIII
ca 20 Carvi Woods this afternoon. go 49,
Tho pailsade Boat Club members VIII enjoy "a
formal dance this evening at the clubhous" r"''-
saIe- ave extension. - .,,.o, a.,
successful literary entertainment was given IN
tho Ncppcrhan Avenue Baptist ,hurcn ihs' v 49,.
ing under the auspices Of the Junior Baptist Young
Peoples Union. ,,., ..t o,,,,
4 delegation ~ Utica hremen visited TINS cry
Yesterday and inspected the parade apparatus o,
fady Washington Hose Company 80 :, WIN a
vie, 10 purchasing Il, This hos" carriage mas nerh
tho means ~ winning several prizes TOT 'he io''
kers company , ,,., .o,,,,,,os T.,
Mayor Leslie sutherland IL NlSltlnh ''''''''' -"
The Degree Of Pocahontas. Of the Improved or.
der OF Rcd Men celebrated its hfth anniversary III
McCann's Hall last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

In the absence Of the pastor, the Rev. "eo'se
Peck The Rev Isaac Z. Smith will have charge o'
services in the First Methodist Episcopal ChuIc"
to-day. The Rev F b. Kellogg. Of the vernon
Heights Congregational Church. is also away anu anu
the Rev II NJ Brown. Of New-iorK NY WIN
preach in ms absence. -, ,,d =. his
Edward J. Tilley. ffty-six years Old dira at i :,
home No 2l9 South Twcfth-ave.. on lhui 81 NJ
night. widow and seven children are ~ %
nj lev was 4 member Of F3rnswOrth POST -; "a; ri
Joseph T.. Mcguire twenty -four years on 49, -
on Thursday a his homo in East chester. re ~
the OF the late Henri and catherine Va
and was born in New York city. ,, 90,
The Italian residents Of this city are naN'i,s a., a.
rangemerts for an elaborate celenratio, ol rc m
feast OF their patron saint. Madonna dei 'l,uo'
which takes place tonight. North -Four ,
where mos; al them live IS arched over VIII "a
transparencies and iiiuminGt icns ana SEVERN "''
Will furnish mu.;c. c...., coc-tors
who recently established precedent ny EElns
Michael Powers $50 Tor the nubl!c Us o! PIotdir ~
language yesterday sentenced Niham G..llhS 81
No 400 Lncust-sf. Mount Vernon. 10 'hirty Gays
Imprisonment I'm the White Plains jail FOR the saiie
offence Mrs Collins appeared against her , nus
band and was accompanied 10y 'h'H W. NJ a.
children When she married to Coilns, nv
vnaT1 ago. she had s2O0O. which had been be-
1uenthcd TO her by her father. who was Tor moIe
than twenty years the keeper OF W ood avn y
te,v Mrs Collins said her husband had squandeieI
nearly All her heritage and now abuses heI anu
calIs both herself and children profane ana We
names Ncighbors a.so testified that ne SW.as
at his wife and children 'olllnS whlei w. 80,
about 10 Re sentenced pleaded with Judge Bennr' l
to no lenient and after he had received the pehalE
he hung his head and walked out OF the cou''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
po,nr CHESTER AND RYE.

The taxpayers Of Port Chester a. inc ah''rH'
school meeting elected John " p"hl. frath II
d., a,A charles + Loun sbury. trustees. The
ronort of the retiring Board Of Education. which
was read AT the meeting. shows that the receip's
in the district in the last year were w. ~ anu nnn
the expenditures St@ a. Inc hutp', ', ,,ic,d
once sI5 In Rye Charles H. Field ana waiter J.
Hart were elected trustees ,.., 80, q, -,
,licaton from the Port Chester Electric -lbht ON
pany recently Incorporated 10y io'"l cIp' ~ ,
,,,er,yission IA erect aud operate plant IN the WI
iage The application has been referred I" COM
Commodore Charles A. Could enierthlnei w
cbojr ~ Christ Church on sail on his y3ch' me
Niera This week The party went 70 h,,utePg3tt'
To orruai excursion Of Summern"id M"ihodlst
rnlsconal church will be held OF Tucsday -, Ausun.
Is going 10 ROTOR Point. conn me "'d' VIII S'''
pt 30 a
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no TAY on REINSURANCE CONTRACTS.

Washington Aug. 5-The Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue has rendered decision In which he
holds that contracts OF reinsurance. with certain
stated exceptions. not subject 10 stamp tax. Re-
insurance Is understood 10 be an assumption by one
insurance company ~ some portion Of risk which
has been taken In full by another company. and
policy duly issued therefor This Is not done by the
Issuance OF other policy. but by an entry made by
the nsuring company IN register teIonglng 70 the
rensuring company. The effect Is the same II
each company originally had issued policy for the
portion OF the total risks which 1t respectively as
sumes and the total tax paid would be the same
as Is paid by the one company assuming the entire
risk Tho exception Is that II the risk should be-
come extra hazardous. and the reinsurance obtained
only upon the payment Of an extra premium. this
extra premium is taxable and the stamp covering
It may be affixed TO the page In the register oppo
site the entry.
In the OF receipts for rent. and where there
other recitals no stamp is required But II
the receipt contains any phrase clause that
be construed contract for the hire. rent.
rheh in such the receipt is held TO become
something more than bare receipt and should be
stamped according to It's tenor or effect. The In
sertion OF the words rent receipt las leased for
August. 1895" is held to render 1t subject the tax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
BROOKLYN NEWS IN BRIEF.

Tn,r,v.,hrce sick and wounded soldiers from the
BROOKLYN hospitals visited the Kings County Peni-
Tertiary Yesterday They saw the prisoners ana
inspected the cells and buildings. Warden hayes
then invited them 70 luncheon. There were songs
and recitatiors The soldiers refused 70 become
post-prand!al orators. They said: I'VE don't tax
we act.
The LIST Ncw-York Volunteer Engineers ala ho'
come down the Hudson last night from Na"p
Townsend in Peekskill. to board the Chester.
which is lying at Robinsons stores, at the end OF
Congress-st They are expected to-day. II Is e%-
pected that the Chester will sail Tor Porto hico
in a few days
President Clinton, l.. Rosslter OF the Brooklyn
Heights Railroad Company. said 10 Tribune re-
porter that the great rush Of people to use th-
trolley cars across the Bridge proved the need Tor
more bridges over the East River The congestion
will be temporarily relieved when. about Au-
gust % the Kings County Elevated road begins
TO run its trains across the Bridge. on last Moh-
day the trolley line carried 5000 passengers. MI
Rosslter says the scare about the troiley-cars Oh
the Bridge IS groundess. Washington Roebing'
the engineer who built the Bridge told MIN thdt II
the tracks roadways and promenade were filled
from end to end there would be no danger
The question regarding the Illegal collection OF
water rates on vacant and unimproved lana ~
likely TO be settled by the repayment OF the taxes
60 collected as soon as the Municipal Assembly
can make provision for the money. This VIII IN
volve the repayment OF many thousands OF DOL
lars and will cause deficiency In the funds Of
tho Water Department for the borough Tor the
current wear A number OF taxpayers are prepar-
inc 70 bring suit In case there is objection on the
part Of the city to refunding the money illegally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
NEV. JERSEY NEWS ~ BRIEF.

Colonel George F. FELTON,. Of Camden. Assistant
Ouartermaster General 's authority for the state
nent that one division Of General Shafters army
will be encamped at Sea Grit and that the hrs'
detachment will arrive by August 20
The LIST New-Jersey Regiment. at camp Anger
Yesterday received the formal orders attaching IL
~ General Wade's Porto Rican expedition
Francis ] Doremus. exAssemblyman. died on
Tbursdov night In North Planfeld.
Mavor Hoos yesterday signed the ordinance ger
-vmandering the ward lines OF Jersey CITY
r.on,o has decided to issue bonds 70 equip nre
department
The Borough Council Of Park Ridge. resehtlhs
the criticism Of The Park Ridge Local, mas De.
gun war on Editor Storms. who is member OF
the Council
Father Gessner. OF ST Patrick's Church. Eliza
bethport tainted yesterday while saying mass He
has been pastor OF the church for twenty five
years.
The Democratic State Committee Will meet at
Atlantic City on August II. TO fix the date for the
State Convention. which will be held about Sep
TENDER II.
There are three cases OF diphtherIa in Spring
field
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TARRyTOWN.

4, the annual meeting Of the trustees OF 'ne
Uostches,cr County Savings Bank held on l"eS-
dov Hugh Y Conrad and Daniel -. Mc' oy "e'"
eloc,ed trustees I'll the vacancies chhs"d ny INC
deaths OF George r Newton and Elias Mann
Among those who left Tarrytown this week 10
snend few weeks at different places are MAJOR
and Mrs Robert f Hopkins. Of South BroadW W
FOR Catslu. Mr.. and Mrs e. ~ BROWN s; MiSS
browne Miss Linson and Miss Perkins. TOT S'a an!
ford in the Catskiils. Irvine Reed TOT TOT 10
ward: Robert A. Patteson. president OF m.
town National Bank, tor Penn Yam; :; A. My7.
Warren G. Brown and family, for Albion n ! !;
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Williamson ana fanny OF
Wilson Park. for Asbury PARK. william ~ "i,noh
and Mrs y g Beknap, for Saratosa ana ,,, MS
GLADYS Wadsworth. for East chatham 'ouinpla
County. ~ ,.,, lin ho,5 y
ella mbake in Phelps Woods This afternoon
The managers Of the Iarrytown Hospltal nave
received a gift Of 800 from the Rand Dril tom,
panv SEQ 75 from the First Reformed church. ana
K from the African Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church.
Arrangements are being made to give an 9pera
EMIT ed 'Tany and Old Munch,' I'm the Young
Mems Lyceum Tuesday. August l6.
The Tarrytown Relief Committee forwarded TWO
more boxes NJ supplies TO the soldiers In cuba
this week one box contained books and maGa-
zines and the Other contained palamas. delicaces
and medicinal supplies. The committee is anxious
TO receive additional contributions. which may be
Gent to the Washington irving High School Build
ing on every Thursday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06

waters OF a spring at this point on the hiSnway.
which is well known 10 travellers ana RESIDENTS VI
the neighborhood ,., ,o,irg pol,ca
Justice by the Village Trustees In place OF Jon
jenkins who is in Cuba with the nst Kegi'hem.h
The contract for paving Spring-st wi'n aap,,,,
blocks has been awarded to the Hastings Pavement
Company ,.,. ., c,rae,s n, .
been legisated out OF office ,.-..-oo. ,ho toto,
As approved by the Board OF Trustees. inc to'ai
tax levy in this village this year VIII amount 10
NJ and Mrs Samuel Lawrence ard T. C. Law
renee OF South Hlghani-ave are In the
Episcopal Church. has gone TO Norfolk va Oh d
Professor william Henry Rowe. OF this village e.
was the solo accompdnist at the concert given IN
the Ocean Grove Au litorium on Tuesddy evening.
Miss Grace E. Sperry Of this village as .ne gue 81
Philadelphia. sailed on Thursday for TRIP through
England. Germany and France to be gone uh'i
M2. and Mrs George W Kpp and their daughter
Dorothy Mrs. Lizzie A. Hull. Miss Lille Is Hui
ard Mrs Paul " Pierson are at Aspury rark y; o.
Red Cross Auxiliary No l3. Of this village Tor
uirdcd To- the supp!y depot this week four boxes
and TWO packages containing surgical towels, dsh-
sand D eces in all. hcmmcd by the members OF tne
branch auxiaries Altogether thcre TAI IT, IT,
eight thousand towels sent by THIS AUXILIARY. he
July subscriptions In cash amounted to ABOUT so.
ArrargemCns are being made by a committee Ok
the Sing sing Yacht Club. comp2sed OF IF a., s
for observing Labor Day with cruise or me steam
and power Graf Of the club to stony FONT wHeie
there viii be cambakc and other Dt n,,
ana twenty-five vessels in the feet on TINS occaslon
pleasant afternoon was spent a. ,r,esHav nv
The Local Society of the Children OF the American
Revolution Although many OF the members are are
were nrrscrt each ore bringing money contfipu-
ton for the National War Relief Assocauon, ai,c
total received being s. CHAPLAIN Inn ,non The
dressed the children IN a pleashs Hdi'''' "P'" 49,
ties OF the WORK
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CORTLAND COUNTY DELEGATES.

Cortland ~ Y. Aug. (SpeciaD.-The RepuDh-
can County Convention held here to-day was tue
first under the apportionment OF ue'es'''N
from the different towns ana eiecnoh l'su'c'S
Under the old apportonment ninety Delegates
made IN the convention. while to-day the number
was l59 Delegates were elected to the state con
venrion as follows F. I. Saunders T. +. Lee ~
L. Miller f NJ. Briggs. f. NJ. Beardsley ana H. D.
BOYD Congressional delesates-Wil.lam II. crane
7 II Dowd d. H. Brown. Aaron OVcrton. ~; Nm
Whiting and c. A. Brooks. Senate delesates,,WiI'
lam H. De Long. +. +. Price. T. T. space; H. H.
DAVIS G. r ZONES r j. Collier and c. L, McN can.
George S Sands of Cortland. was nominated LOT
Member of Assembly. Resolutions were iasseu III, III,
1nreinr the present Administration. both state ana
National and expressing unbounded contaehce III
the speedy and satisfactory termination OF inc ~,'a
vac,d for the relief Of suffering humanity ana to
the credit honor and glory of our country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
MR.. CROKER TO GO TO SARATOGA TO-DAY
MANY TAMMANY MEN TO JOIN HIM TlIERE-rhH
ATTACK on Mr.. HILL

MANY TAMMANY MEN TO JOIN HIM TllERE-rh'
ATTACK on Mr.. HILL.
A number Of Tammany men went 10 SARATOGA
Yesterday afternoon. and more Will follow to-day
Richard Croker had expected TO start for the same
Mace Yesterday bat deferred his trip until to-day
The conferences which have been held mere ana al
Long Branch will be continued a; Saratoga through
out the month. as NJ" Croker announces MS lhttI-
ton of remaining there until about september MI
Croker was at his office at No III broadway yes
terday and a number Of his friends and poltical
Ueutenants visited him there Among those WIZ
called upon him was ex-Railroad Commissioner
Reardslev who IS a warm political ana PERSONA
friend of ex-senator Hill. His visit caused some
talk but he declined say a word ABOUT IL
Politicians generally commented upon an article
published yesterday morning in the paper which
is looked upon as being Mr. Crocker's organ II was
directed against eX Senator Hin and a New ork
newspaper that supported Bryan last year Even
Tammany Hall men who read the attack shooK
their heads and said that II would do Mr hlIi
more good than harm, and would certainly amen
ate the support OF tho paper attacked. IL also
denounced MIR Mclaughlin for standlhg Oy MI
Hill The article. in the opinion OF pohucld.S'
was inspired by Mr.. Croker. The attack on MT.
Mclaughlin. so certain Tammany men said yes
terday. will embitter the veteran leaGer OF lhe
idea of going into the MurphyCroker combination.
and will work i'll for Tammany. Without Nj Nc
Laughlins aid IT is doubtful II the Croker-Murphy
combination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
PROMINENT MINISTER'S TO SPEAK.
LARGE ATTENDANCE At THE SING SING CAMP
MEETING EXPECTED TO MORROW

A LARGE ATTENDANCE AT THE SING SING CAMP
MEETING EXPECTED TO MORROW
The agreeable change In the weather Yesterday
made the camp-meetng grounds In Sing Sing a
pleasant place 10 visit. and the attendance at all
the services was satisfactory 10 the managers The
"a mp meeting IS not fairly under way yet. but It
IS already evident that this years session will be
successful one To-day. At the morning service. tho
Rev Mr. Mis. Of the Church Of the Disciples.
Manhattan will preach. Presiding Elder f s Os-
born f. announced 10 preach in the afternoon, and
the Rev II. s sun Of the Thirty -seventh-s st.
church. Manhattan. IN the evening
About six hundred Swedes. led by ten or twelve Of
their ministers will go to the grounds this evening.
For a number Of years the Swedish Meihods,s have
beer going 70 the grounds. occupying section by
themselves and holding services In their own Ian
guags They form one Of the most Interesting feat
ures of the meeting their singing and instrumental
music being excellent
The Rev. G Morehouse. minister In charge. has
been disappointed IN not obtaining the presence at
the meeting OF Bishops Andrews and Newman hotn
OF whom III. Otner prominent preachers have
been engaged. and will he announced in due time.
A large attendance is expected Tomorrow when
the principal preachers will be the Rev Drs D. w
Couch. s p Cadman and r. s Darlington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
BAILEYS DEFEAT IN TEXAS.
WASHINGTON NOT SURPRISED AT THE SUCCESS
OF THE OPPOSITION TO THE DEMO
CRATIC LEADER


Washington Aug s (SpeciaD-Mr. Bailey's defeat
In the Texas Democratic Convention Is no surprise
here where his idiosyncTasies are well known In
the comments heard upon It there is therefore HI
tie wonder that he should have persisted In trying
to tone up" that portion Of the platform OF MS
partv which relates TO the acquisition Of territory
as the result OF the with Spain. The resolu-
tions adopted would seem to be well adapted to suit
politicians Of the Bailey cast OF mind. That they
did not please the young leader Of the Democracy
IN the National House Of Representatives perhaps
due 70 the fact that he did not draw inspire
them Mr. Bailey. II is remarked. is never content
with the substance Of anything. he must have the
phraseoogy according to a certain preconceved pat
tern The word Jeffersonian" must he written AZ
large in the matter Mr.. Bailey. Democrats VINO
are charitable say. is young yet and may learn as
he grows older
Meantime there has been some talk here and else
where OF a different of leader. For several
months before Congress adjourned II was noticed
that one of the most volube. graceful and sarcastic
Democrats in the House had been silent FOR good
while j now seems that Judge De Almond, OF Ms
souri, all the while in training for the Demo
cratic leadership In the next Congress. and that he
deemed II prudent 70 let the elected leader Of the
n,i-oritv in the present Congress make a full eX-
hbit his mental habits ana general qualifications
That the young man from Texas has done so 10
With some talent and less skill. with hot zeal and
a temper seldom under thorough control, Mr..
Bailey has tried TO play the role OF leader lie was
usually I'm the House. he in the Texas con
vention apt consider form being ind!s-
pensabe as substance. and to fritter away An or
portunity crafty either whim or personal
pique Once anger Mr. Bailey and he loses self-con-
irol for the day. And YET he Is unqu"stlonaply
youth possessing certain force which. II well d.
When he gets past the vealy stage ne will probably
shed some OF the faults that now appear so earng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
SENATOR RATNES RENONINATED.

Geneva, y. Y. Aug 5--The Republican Conven-
ton for the Mild Senate District was held in
this city to-day Addison G. Gates. OF Wayne
County. was chairman Alfred II Gates. OF Wayne
County. nominated John Raines OF Ontario County.
for Senator. The motion was unanimously carried,
ard the Secretary was empowered 10 cast one vote
for Senator Raines
Senator Raines thanked the convention for the
honor bestowed upon him. He also spoke OF the
so-called force bill and touched upon the cleo
ton frauds In New-York City. He spoke OF the
prosperity OF the country. which had nearly
reached hoodtide under Republican Administra-
ton and the necessity Of doing everything possible
to bring about a Republican victory In the coming
81 c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
YOUNG MAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

TELEPHONE WIRE CARRIED THE CURRENT NEAR
HIM. AND WET CLOTHING CONDUCTED IT
was visited by a thunder storm this afternoon one
of half a dozen occurring In the last week Much
damage is reported. Upon the buildings burned
the loss has amounted 10 $4,000. There one
fatality William II. Johnson. aged nineteen. was
caught out in the rainstorm. and was afterward
standing In the doorway Of his home when the
lightning struck telephone pole The current ran
along the wire into the house, and his wet clothes
were a conductor. and the current jumped three or
four feet from the wire and killed him. HIS mother
was standing within three feet OF him at the time
and was not harmed Telegraph and telephone
lines were considerably damaged by the storm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
PURCELL COMPANIES SUIT.

EFFORTS TO ENJOIN THE PosTMAsTER-GENERAL
FROM cANCELLING AN ENVELOPE CONTRACT.
Washington. Aug 5-Hearng was begun to-day
in the District Supreme Court in the case OF the
Purcell Envelope Company OF Holyoke, Mass.
against the Postmaster General The comp ainants
sesk IN secure an Injunction against the Post
tcr-General 10 restrain him fiom canceilin9 A con
tract with them to furnish the Postotlicc Depart
mcnt stamped envelopes and newspaper wrappers
for the term Of four years.
A contract was awarded the Purcell Company by
Postn,aster-Gcueral Gary by rothcatiCn and ot-
cia order Mr. Smith when he succeeded To the
on, -afused 10 sign the contract. The complain
ants contend that the contract, as awarded, Is
Will and the defendant claims that this Is qies-
ton FOR the Court TO determine The Postmaster
Generals answer to the bill of complaint denies
that the contract with the Purcell company was
duly executed. , -,
Mr. Fay for the Purcell company opened the
argument by charlcteriZing the Postmaster, ten
erals procedure as high handed action lie
said all the other bidders were members OF me En-
yeope Trust and II now proposed 10 smut OUT
the Purcell company their only competitor. he
said there was no adequate remedy In the court OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-06
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Tribune has received g from IL H. NJ anu
MARY D. b." sends 81. for Harry elmer
The Americas Association. composed OF men'oe.,
Of Americas Lodge No. $685. F. and A NJ WIN
have IT'S annual clambake to-day at BECK NY :
Beach Hotel The party will assempIe DIT 'ne
Grand Central Station at l45 p. m Inc "d''
leaves at 202 o'clock sharp. Stages VIII On
the members from Rye to the oeach' oa"' -
music will accompany the association
The Volunteer Firemens Association VIII nav
summor-nirht festival at the Grand Central Palace
Roof Garden on Monday. August 10 Inc ies"'"'
will begin at 8 p and end at a. m
The Commercial Caole Company announces 'ha'
messages for Japan routed via Northern' "''
now accepted without restriction.