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Companv p. 9Th Infantry.

sELLMAN. Company B. 9Th Infantry.
SCHEN musician. Company Il. Sd Infantry.
SWAN Company f, 25th Infantry.
SIMMONS Company y. 18th Infantry.
SANTEN Company g. 9Th Infantry.
STAFFORD Company II. 2ith Infantry.
SHEPARD Company H. 22d Infantry.
SCOTT Company NJ. 34th Michigan Infantry.
SMITH Company y. 18th infantry,
SALTZMAN Company 4 10Th Infantry.
SiMrSON Company G. 10th Infantry
SMITH Company 49, 9th Cavalry
SWIFT Company A. 10th Infantry.
SMt, r. Company Z. list New-York Volunteers
SMITH Company C. 4ih Infantry.
SEAVER corporal. Company l.. LIST New-York
Volunteer Cavalry.
TUVELI. Company 4. 18th Infantry.
TFNNERT. Company +. 10th Infantry
THU RMAN. Company f. 10th Infantry.
THJMPSON Company Il. oath Infantry.
TAFT Company c. Cd Massachusetts Volunteers.
TAYLOR Company f. 10th Cavalry.
TINFBACK Company ID, 18th Infantry.
TATE corporal Company a. 2ith Infantry.
VAYOII Company \. % Infantry.
WILKINSON. sergeant. Company Il, 10th In
fantry.
WARD. Company D 18th Infantry.
WILSON. Company II. 4th infantry.
WATRONA Company c. goth Infantry
WCNDER. sergeant, Company q, oth infantry
WALLS Company f. LIST Cavalry.
WASHINGTON. Company ID. oath Infantry.
WINTER John J., ir. Company F. list United
States Volunteer Cavalry
WRAY, Company +. 9th Cavalry.
WALSH sergeant, Company X, 18th Infantry.
WELD. Company X. 81 Cavalry.
WINTER Company II. 18th Infantry.
ZE1TZ. musician. 10Th Infantry.
ZELLERS. Company b, Ath Infantry
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OPPOSTTTON EASILY OVERCOME.

THE WARD ROBERTSON REPUBLICANS vGCToRr-
ors IN GREENRuRG AND NEWCASTLE.
Following the results In Mnmaroneck. White
Plains and Mount Pleasant. the Republican eau
ctses to elect delegates to the county. Assembly
and Assembly district conventions. held In Green
burg Township Weschcster County. on Friday
evening the ward Robertson people were again
victorious. OF the eighteen delegates chosen, only
one was elected by the Burns element This dele
gate represents the lid District Tarrytown) OPP
position was made I'm every district except the
Id which was the voting place OF Frank V MIL
lard the chairman OF the Republican County Com
mtt'".
At the cauruscs held In the town OF Newcastle
last night another victory was won by the Ward
wing Of the party. Although the opposing element
made a strong effort their defeat was overwhem-
"a
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WHITE PLAINS.

The weekly meeting Of the Executive committee
OF the Red Cross Auxiliary 81 this village at the
Presbyterian Manso will hereafter he h"lh on
Tuesday instead OF Wednesday afternoon
"Peter's Rapture" will he the subject OF the Kew
DR. Lowthcr's discourse I'm the Memorial Methodist
Episcopal church this morning In me evening his
sermon will be- entitled The Letter IN the Naphin
According 10 the report ~ 7. LOCKWOOD. tho
treasurer tho oXucns, OF conducting mon fI,e
School District No ! OF this town for IN" year END
INK Jul. S29 9'j =
The T;oard of Village Trustees has authorized inc
issuing Of bonds 20 tho amount Of $4,000 nj =
per cent payable after the year 1914 AT the rate OF
81 noo 4 wear for tho purchase of the plant OF me
Wcstchcstcr Water Work. Company.
In tho Surrogatcs court yesterday letters tcsti-
mcutarv Nor" granted 10 Ellen Luckey a. cNecii.
trix and Thomas r f.uckcy. executor Of the VIII
81 william Luckcy. 81 Yonkcrs. Letters OF admin
istrat.on were also granted To Hiram Rowrll Key
nods as administrator ~ IN" estate OF Annie J
Roynolis OF Montcair y. J. and To SainucI ne
Groot Coe administrator OF tho estate or Louisa
Do (;rOOi Coe. Of New Rochelle
4 "pafriotic bazadr' In aid Of the Red cross
VIII be- held ncxt Saturday afternoon and evening
n, tho clubhouse. Lawrence Park. Bronxville MIS-
John III Zcrlga. Mrs. g. Aired Lawrence ana
other women OF the neighhorhood are actively en-
ca.cd I'm arranging TO make this a highly attrac-
tive AFFAIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

Mount Vernon Council Of the Catholic Benevo-
lent Legion will have its annual picnic next lhurs-
day in the Bronx River Park.
Mayor FHske has appointed Dr. G. W. vincent
president of the Board OF Health. 10 succeed Dr
L. T. Berthe. Or Thomas F. Goodwin who was
first appointed declined.
Professor Rampone. the organizer OF the H'h
Separate Company Band has resigned In favor OF
Charles Petit. The band recently received an IN
vita;ion to join the 3th Regiment az Chckamauga,
but voted owing to the fact thaI inc
majority OF the men are married. I.oisono' -,
pone will organize band of twenty four pieces
and Join the regiment soon as pos ible. =,
At the meeting Of Farnsworth Post a. y ~
Friday night the members who were pres' II l.
about forty In all enrolled In the new Home Guard
This organization will take charge OF the armory
and be subject 10 call II the llth Separate COM
pany is sent 10 the front ~
\ combined meeting Of the Christian F.ndeaNor
societies was held Friday evening in the Pres,
to make investigation Of the manner In which
the Raines law is being enforced on Sundays
Five bright little lots ranging from TWO 10 zen
years old. were committed by Judge BENNETT on
Friday to the care OF the Franciscan Sisters IL
charged by the officers Of the Society TOT the
Prevention of Cruelty TO Children that their
father. Peter Mclean neglected TO support them.
The action brought by eX-Mayor +. Brush against
the Ncw-York and Suburban Water Company 10
compel that corporation TO refrain from collecting
rs bills In advance and TO supply consumers AT
one-half the present rate and by meter measure
ments was argued yesterday in the Supreme Court
before Justice Dykman. The Justice decided the
motion In favor OF DR.. Brush. and the case VIII
20 TO trial
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NETWORK CITY.


There will be music this afternoon at o'clock
the Mall. Central Park: also in Bronx 81
Mary's and St Marks parks.
Jacob Mc.zger five and one-haf years old. OF
No 1872 RMge-st was run over In front OF his
homo yesterday afternoon by a brewery wagon
driven by Herman Lawor Of No. PIP East Fifty
fourth-s. and was killed instantly. The driver
arrested
Louis de Ncolo a machlnist at Richard hoe q
COS printing-press factory Grand and Sheriff SITS.
while fixing a belt near the ceiling OF the nrst
floor yesterday afternoon. had his right arm al
most torn off by the machinery The machinery
was stopped in time and the man was released.
He was ia KEN to Gouverneur Hospital.
Mails from China Japan and Hawaii OF dates:
Hong Kong June IS: Shanghai. June 20; Yoko-
hama June % and Honolulu, July s. have arrived
at San Francisco on the steamer Gaelic. and arc
due to arrive In New-York Wednesday morn
ing Mails for China Japan and Hawaii will close
at the Postonice on the same day at $50 p m
J. B. Phelps. an actor forty-hve years old. died
suddenly yesterday morning at the Martin House.
Broadway and Fortieth-st. from apoplexy.
A Pennsylvania Railroad cab, In charge Of an I'M
known driver was carrying Miss May Miller. OF
No 32l Yves; Thirtieth-st.. to her home when tho
horse ran away in Tenth-ave. near Twenty NTH
st on Friday night At Twenty -eighth-st. James
Pendergast. "A bartender. Of No. 44i West Thirty
second-st seized the horse by the bride. but was
thrown from his feet into the gutter HIS BACK
was bruised by the fall. but he pulled up the
horse enough 10 enable the driver 10 get control
Of the animal Pendergast was removed to Belle
vue Hospital not dangerously injured
Mails from Australia due to arrive here on
Tuesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
LARGE INCREASE ~ RECEIPTS

The increase I'm the receipts Of railroad companies
for the nrsi six months 81 this year has been
enormous I'm comparison with recent years The re-
turns for the nrsi hall Of this year from l' ROADS
operating loi 92C miles have been compiled snow
ing the gross earnings TO amount To @5"H''' over
those II the first half OF last year. TIL" returns
for the hrst five months Of the year ipr .,
n,bar roads opcrniiug -. 80 miles show y gain OF
81. - 9.s. making total FOR nc w companies
win IFS 20; miDs Of track Of Sl4M"H win an
other month to be added for third OF the lines
which II the percentage IS maintained. would brlhs
the total 20 over ~1"r"'l
Tho fun Significance OF this gain may not be APP
prcciticd save by direct comparison with "thrr
wears In 1897 there was q loss OF N2b Ia IN ~"
,ho gain was only go 81. is. and In 1898. t2@-25b
ana thee years followed the disastrous one OF ~
vhou the loss was 81 10000 The improV'm'n NJ Is
esr.rialiv noteworthy In the graif-cafrying lines
and the transcontincntal roads but important gains
LII, nNcrNMhNTc NOTCH
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POOLING MILL PRODUCTS.

PLAN ARRANGED FOR THE PRINT CLOTH
TRADE.
Fall River. Mass. July IA plan OF pooling
local mill products has been arranged which the
local mill men are satisfied With. Goods 10 the
value OF 81 10000 Will he jointly placed under the
control OF trustees and held to await better condi-
ton OF the market This will remove from view the
greatest bugbear affecting the local cloth trade
since collaterals can then be raised and turned
over while the surplu. stock lies quiet. and In
centive will be lost to aggravatc competition by
selling small lots at extremely low prices 1t Is
recognized that the present demand Is far. ana
rise I'm the market IS confidently expected
This movement Is entirely separate from the plan
for "A months curtament, which IL is proposed
10 have effective In this city some time between
August and October /. though many OF the manu-
facturers interested in both In the course OF
week mill say, the curtatlmeEt scheme
Will have crystalized into an agreement. by which
500 coo splrdes Will be affected. embracing one
half the factories OF the city. Further. II Is pro-
posed In the interest OF the large number OF opera
lives who will be affected that the shutdown be
on alternate weeks when finally agreed upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
FELL FROM THE PALISADES.
A BOY FROM NEw-YORK PICKED UP SUFFERING
FROM A FRACTURED sKuLL-sEcoND
RECENT CASE.

A New-York boy fell from the Palisades yester-
day afternoon and escaped with his lie, though
badly injured This is the second case OF the kind
within a month The boy who fell yesterday IL
william Passage seven years old. OF No. a07 East
sixtecnth-s, He a member OF an excursion
party from this city. which landed at River View
Grove opposite Yonkers. Accompanied by several
playmates young Passage played along the clins
until suddenly Venturing too near the edge. and
losing his balance, he was precipated almost nifty
feet to the beach OF the Hudson River below. lie
fell on his head and picked up unconscious.
The boys mother accompanied him to Yonkers.
where he taken TO St Joseph's Hospital. sur
fering from a fracture Of the skull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.
Washington. July 1.-THE President to-day made
the following appointments:

Washington. July l6--The President to-day made
the following appointments:
To be Commissioner Alot Lands 20 the Uncompehge
Indians in Utah ERASTUs X. HARPER, o, AKRON.
Ohio. ROSS GUFFlN. Of Kansas city. ana HOWELL. T.
MYTON u Eikbar Ind. . ... ,
To be Indian Inspectors: ARTHUR ". TINKER 81
MASSACHUSETTS,; CYRUS BEEDE. Of Iowa. and WALTER
H. GRAVES ri Colorado.
Holm H. KNIGHT. # Portland. Me. 70 be a special
aeen, 10 allot lands in severaltv - Indians
be the Land Office - besNs Lake n D.:
OLE SEKIMGARD OF Devils Lake. y. u.
To be Receiver Public Moneys at Devils Lake. " d
II F. BAIRD Of DeviIs Lake. y. u.
Columbia RICHARD WEIGHTMAN. Of District Of Cou:n-
TO be Captains Of Int.n,rx: WILLIS RIcHARDS2T'
WILLIAM F. BLAUVELT. WILLIAM H. h..AlKE
i,oRENzO r.. DAWSON WILSON STAN litI%
b. SCOTT ROBERT j. ANDERIIoN GEORGE nv W
WALTEn H. C'HATFIELD JOHN STAFFORD. JOIN
COTTEK DANIEL F. ANGLuM FkEDERicK T: vAS
IJFWI FRANK B. ANDRUS DAVID G. sHANkS.
OMAR Bt'NDY. WALTER N. DICKINSON. THOMAS
X GRIFFITH EDWARD LLOYD. FRANCIS
KERSAN CHASE W KENNEDY. ROWLAND g. HILL
W.Ri0T y SAFFOI.D JOSEPH Il. BATCHEIOR Jr..
HENRY G. HODGES Jr.. JAMES T. KERR ROBERT
/. HiRsT and WILLIAM n HUGHES ,,,,,
To be Captains of 9TH volunteer in,an,ry Wiix4A1
WALKER HENRY VI. BANKHEAD. JOHN e. TAYLOR
and JAMES f. SHEI-,Ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London July iG-The attendance at me woV n.Ss ip
sses wa. large The offerings aggregated sole
GLIDING far selection OF me.aos. when so'u s,rh ~
well. especially New South Wales greasy; ~ scours6
erinos caused amin 1ted ocains sitbough
taken nv the home trade Puna Arenas STOCK nae
of Door quality sold well The general tone OF Ut Ess
strong Following are the sales ~ ia srsssN
an iOd Oueen.ana M bales secured Is inssxxis 4hdi
g-easy Gf,d Victoria COO bales. secured o"fk0e
greasy 6hMild Tasmania, S2 tales eresss,i. sYeaU,
New Zealand 1900 ha;es secured 6%dhls 90 beleN
5nGiOi Cape OF Good Hope and NatsI, -. =. ssoured
secured si,dGis 81. punta Arenas so osS .,t sshN
ssfid. greasy tl,7Ld The arrivals for me "a direct
number 10 1872 bales. including 1900 forwaITss south
Wales 2ea7 bales: Melbourne soss s'S CAP. 90
Hope and Natal. 1876. and elsewhere. IAaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
EXCITEMENT FOLLOWS 4 COLLISION.
BROOKLYN TRoLLEY-cARs CRASH AND THEN
CATCH FIRE

CATCH FIRE.
A collision between two loaded trolley-cars at
Myrtle and Franklin ayes. Brooklyn last night
a, a:i5 o'clock called out three engines Of the
Fire Department. and caused unusual excitement
as the cars caught fire from the explosion OF the
headlight lamp on the front OF the Franklin-ave
car The accident took place in the middle OF the
crossing at Myrtle and Franklin ayes.
Car No VA Of the Myrtle-ave. line. loaded with
passcngcrs and on Its way TO the ferry. slowed
down at the intersection OF the streets. and the
motorman says that he was sure TINT the track
was clear before he started ahead Car No. 2'2. OF
the Franklin-ave. line approached the crossing at
the same time. and just the Myrtle-ave car
started across the tracks OF the Franklin-ave. the
latter struck the former squarely in the middle.
and exploding the lamp;
The blazing oil spread In all directions and there
was an immediate stampede from the two cars
Screaming women dropped from the cars TO the
street and then alarm was sent In which
brought engines Nos Q, 10 and 80. The cars imme-
diately took fire. and the blazing wreck attracted
hundreds OF spectators. The motorman on the
Franklln-ave car had narrow escape from
serious injury The damage to the cars was slight
as the fire engines had no trouble In extlnguishng
the fire Traffic detained more than thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
SING SING.

The meeting at the Broadway Mission this even
ing viii De addressed hy Mrs. +. \. McApln and
Mrs l.. \. McAlpn. jr
lawn party will be given by the women OF
81 Paurs Guli. ~" rectory GROUNDS next
Thursday afternoon and evening
Liberty Association. j o I. \. VI has elcc'ei
tho following officers. President. l. Gamm, vice
president oscar l.. Clark. secretary +. j. smith,
treasurer Henry r. Meyer. 49, .
The Republicans Of this town will hold thor
primary FOR the election Of delegates TO tho district
county and Assembly conventions next friday
from 20 =. 80
Sunday-schoo,s Of Trinity Episcopal church OF
this village and ST Marks Episcopal church.
Torrytown will hold their join, excursion 10 Glen
Island to-morrow The Holy Name Society Of ~
Augustne's Church also has i's excursion 10 Coney
Island and K0ckan.ly on The same day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
SAFE BLOWERS AT EAST HORICHES.

The postoffce at East Moriches was entered by
burglars OH Friday night and $40 In stamps 30 In
po.tal and money-Order funds. and between 40
and s25 in change were taken besides valuable
napers The postofics 10 in the general store OF
+ a Howell who Is postmaster. Entrance was
gained by prying open rear door with crowbar
which was taken from nearby 6iacksmlths
inserted through holes drilled through the outer
shen OF the door Drygoods were used to deaden
the sound but the explosion awoke some OF the
nearby residents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
REED FURNITURE COMPANY ATTACHED

Deputy Sheriff Sullivan has received two attach
ments against the Wakefield Reed Chair Company
at No Park Place. whose factory is at Wake
field. Mass in favor Of the American Rattan and
Reed Manufacturing Company for N.2Q and
Emanuel Knauth q Co. for slS1. and keeper was
pjaced I'm the store. The attachments were OBJ
tained on the ground that the company 10 a Maine
CORPORATION and II il expected that they will be set
lied The company carries q large and valuable
stock Of goods In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
MISS KITTIE w. COOKE.

Bloomfield y. j.. July Il lSpeciaD.-Miss Kitte W
Cooke twcnty-eigh; years old. daughter OF Mrs
Catherine Plat Cooke. died suddenly this afternoon
AT the home 81 her mother No. 10 Washington
from pcritoniiis after Illness OK three days. Miss
Cooke vel known IN church and missionary
work For three years she conducted kinder
garten In Gl"nwood-aye. under the auspices OF the
Kings Daughters Union Of Bloomfield and Glen
Ridge MISS Cooke also instrumental I'm the
organization of mothers club I'm connection with
the kiuiercarf"n. She Vas a member Of WeStmin-
ster Presbyterian church The funeral Will he
held AZ Westminster Church on Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17

Omaha Neb.. July B.-Cudahys and Swifts
houses are practically tied up by the strike
NJ the laborers and Hammonds Is badly affected.
uammond's and Swifts beef butchers have quit in
sympathy with the laoorers About eleven hundred
a'udahy's twenty-five hundred men are either on n
strike or idle In consequence The American Fed
omoug the strikers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
COLUMBUS sANDUsKY & HOOKING BONDS

Holders Of a large proportion OF the general mort
gage bonds and other securities OF the Columbus.
Sandusky and Hooking Railroad Company dissais-
fed with the reorganization plan. have signed an
agreement to deposit their bonds with the North
American Trust Company. with "A view To "a rtp'-
ganizaton upon these terms. First mortgage, per
cent bonds 10 be authorized by the ieorBdniI"''
comnany not TO exceed $i.VOvD: second mortgage
4 ner cent income bonds. not to exceed N."DvU II"
assessment to be exacted of present nrst mortgage
hands. present general mortgage and Income BOMBS
not 10 be assessed more than 10 per cent cach ana
present stock more than D per cent. All assess
nenfs TO be repaid In FIRST mortgage bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
FOR HARLEM EXCURSION PATRONS.

Patrons Of excursions to Glen Island from the
upper part Of the city have hitherto had to 90 to
East Thrty-second-st. TO get on tho boat. To
commodate them the Starin Transportation Com
pany has begun to the steamer Matteawan
from Ninety-sixth-st. and East River. She will
make three trips daily to and from the island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
MANARONECK

The women Of the Mamnroneck Free Kinder
gar'en have succeeded IN securing portion OF fhe
8, 20 necessary conduct the institution In the
,or,.,,,, year The following subscriptions an
nounced Mr. +. 4. Const.he. zoo u tiae:,
s9,. ! NJ Constable 500 " q Read SO J. r.
Hcgeman. s25. Clarence Tucker. 80 ard US from
nm Entertainment recently held making $50 To dnis
,rhn bicvclo races which were TO b" held yester-
lov Tor thu Championship Of Wcstch"st"r County
,,r. most uonei on account Of scarcity Of entries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE- SUPERINTENDENT G.. NJ. Sternoerg'
L s A ASTOR-Brigader-G General W. =. craig
hill l. s A. HOILAND-Georgc VI. Pullman OF
Chicago: r Rhinelander Jones. OF Paris. and the
Hon John Ferguson. OF Australia MURRAY
HIII-Speaker j. NJ. F. O'Grady. OF Rochester
WALDORF G.. l.. Bryan ana captain l.
W Brand OF the British Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
WILLIAM q cOLLADAY.

Troy. y. Y. July civilian q. Colladay. Of Al
bsny. we-known travelling salesman tor the
firm 90 Miller. Hall & Hartwel ot this city died
suddenly from heart disease In DR.. Gorflns oric"
this morning lie WAS on the way 20 tho factory
and stopped In the doctors Office for treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
II RT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. JULY 10. $685.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Umbra (Br). Dutton Liverpool July and
Queenstown TO- with mdse. 25i cabin and 10 Storage
passengers to Vernon II brown & Co. Arrived the
Bar at 1882
Steamer Wells city dir,. Savage Bristol June 80 and
Swansea July 2. with mdse TO James Arkell Co Ar
rived the Bar at 4:46
Steamer Deutschland tGcr) schierhorst Hamburg July
Z in ballast to Gust Heye Arrived the Bar al 80
N. 18TH
Steamer Sorrento (Serl. Jorgensen Hamburg June 70
and Halifax July 10. with mdsc TO Funch Edye Co
Arriv ID at the Bar at q -
Steamer YAnanva lBr), Walton. Marsoles luna a Nth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
uopsr AND CARRIAGE TRADE NOTES.

The big carriage house OF Van Tassel Kearney.
in Thirteenth-st near Third-ave. reports no fall
ing of as yet in the volume OF business which It
has been doing right along The house Is offering
10 its customers n very large stock Of seasonabe
carriages quite as good In variety OF design ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17

finish as was ever exhibited while tho prices asked
leave only a small margin Of profit. The harness
department contains everything IN the way OF sad
dlery and harness. together with every requisite
for the and stable. The attendance OF buyers
at last Tuesdays and Fridays auction sales was
fully Up to the average, and no dlfnculty was ex.
perlenced in disposing Of the lots catalogued at
good prices Elliot rafera In charge OF the coach
horse department. says: Il have on hand about the
best lot OF Northern NewYork bred horses | ever
placed on this market They fully acclima ted,
city broken and ready for use. We are asking no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17
GREATER REPTBLICS CONSTITUTION.

Managua Nicaragua July 1.-THE Committee OF
Congress which has formulated the Federal Con-
stitution recommends change In the plan put
forth by the Diet OF the Greater Republic from
three to Executive. and. instead OF a change
able headquarters. a federal district having a cap
ital At Amathals, the Bay Of bonsecar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-17

Jean Baptlste Sapointe vas born In st MAURICE
Puy -de-D0me France on February q lsS lie studied
IN Agen and In tho College OF Clermont, ana re-
CO we'd his theological education IN the Seminary OF
Clermon, Fcrrand He was ordained a priest on
December 90 1851 and s9eSt eight years as curate
and as teacher and came 20 the United states
IN 1883 He parish priest ~ Mora. y. NJ, until
$50 when he became Ncar-ticne OF Arizona.
Three years later he became Vicar Apostolic OF
Arizona being consecrated with the title OF Bshop
OF Doryia In partiDas June ~. 1859. His vlcarate
Included Arizona and parts OF Texas and New
Mexico He organized many new congregations
and founded schools and hospitals Later ne was
transferred - Santa Re coadlutor to Archbishop
Tamy. whom he succeeded in 1854
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Announcements
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NAKODAS.
The popular Summer collar.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
z. 4 W.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunr,.. A sunset IS Moon rises m 30 Moons age q
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AM-Sandy Hook $40 Gov Island al He'll Gate OLA
pM-Sandy Hook 84< Gov. Island 7:l6 He'll Gate 0:0g