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The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-03-25

uSelIoy oil by stroke OF her The eminent
Jew, Abarbane, who was treasurer pleaded earn cu
estly and used all the weight of his Influence and NJ
his character and his services against this suggested p
cruelty lie even condescended to bride the king w,
But the mercenary monarch hestated At this in tn
stant the queen urged the relentless enforcement of ISL
the decree twas published that either all the LEWIS
men, women and children-should leave Spain or wi
they should take the Christian religion Statistics IN
show that from 100000 to 800 900 persons were the
banshed by this fatal edct that 900 people were WI
burned IN the province of Cadz from $50 to 400
IN the city OF Seville aone that when the fierce we
monk, lorquemada, was appointed chief nqustor wa
10000 persons burned the stake and 81 900 def
underwent various punishments Think if YOU can the
OF the thousands OF mortal burnings against Gods
VIII! Inc sunderng OF old associations, the last -
visit to the grave Contemplate the pilgrimage to W
the coasts the transport to nhosptable shores
perhaps to barbarous enemy who seized beln1ess Ar
women and murdered women and children O. it AZ
was most horrible scene Let us rather not think ry
OF It, tor we still hear the unheeded cry for mercy
come down to us through the tranquil galleries of
four centuries, and the PRAYER for pity IS onv an
sWered by the murderer's derision
Let us turn this blood-bespattered tear
marked page, and we will come to the horrible cru
saue against the Jews IN France when every Jew was
burned in the provinces account of the horrible
plague which ragged in France at that time and which
was ascrbed to the Hebrews, with horrible results EH
IN Germany, too, their history for centuries is hid
eous chronicle OF human cruelty Even their perse
cut1on IN England, sketched in Sir Walter Scotts -
htonhoe, 10 holnng 10 the lurld picture which he
might have drawn Wed
d;sool,+o ' 9 - "tiuy' WED
'oi"eN' "ipliheiPttcu anu untruStWOrthy John, Mon
were forced to suffer all kinds Of prosecutions which Sumo
"HNl
~ i'o oee oulleleltly cruel TO invent. Now, TUES
come to the times of Edward ILL., when the WRONGS Wed
- "ionSo Frid
iioNiiN' - lily jews III England reached their Mon
Climax, when that king bv tle n,ad;a,,o1 Frd
IIor
oiSh>u Q ueelee winch ordered every Jew
the KINGDOM under penalty of being hanged to leave Mon
Eno1ord Oc H. = 600 10 ooa NONofe We'd
'e' - 'to Aoooo VI lO,OOO Jews that Nom
Dan1Shed from England man Tues
- eiiNi1 Thur
Jy' NiNi oni HiHess oI from cruelty inflicted Thu
upon them 1t a very denlorahle cond;+;o, &c
affairs Satu
And now, after all these Off
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-03-25

NorF-Ihe Hebrew day begins with the sunset of the
preceding the corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
Annexed District,
COUNTY GENERAL COMMITTEE.
-ouoo-oo-~-~~-~~S~~~~,~~>

For the election OF members OF the Democratic Coz
General Committee and delegates 20 an Assembly
vention 10 eject delegates to State Convention:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston June Cotton Arm: mlddng. Sc low
rddling. 5s.c good ordinary, 81 Sales ss3 bales.
spiuners. ., stock. zoos.
Norfolk. June Cotton steady. middling. sasc;
low middling Bite good ordinary. SIC Receipts.
80 bales, Exports coastwise. 49, sales. ~. stock.
375s2
Baltimore June Cotton. nominal; mddling.
SS,se low middlins S-isc, good ordinary Ssc'
savannah. June COTTON. steady middng, &C.;
low middling. ll-l6c Receipts. 2l53 bales. ex-
ports. coastwise 5o sales. 5: stock. 1895
New-O Orleans: June cotton. quiet; middling
lie low middling. s7-i6c; good ordinary. Sc. Re-
ceipts, 552 bales exports 20 France, $40; 70 the
Continent. 200 coastwise. AZ. sales. l500: stock.
rs ~.
Mobile, June Cotton. nominal; mddling.
l5-sc, low miidling 9l6c good ordinary. 5-i6c
Receipts. bales: exports. cosstwise 40; stock.
7elq
Memphis. juno Cotton. steady: mddling. Sc.
low middling. $50. good ordinary. Sc. Net re-
ceipts l3o bales, gross. so, shipments. S6; sales.
400. stock. 80 0aS
Houston. June Cotton. quiet. middling SC: low
middllng 5ssc. good ordinary Sic. Receipts. los
bales sales %. stock l5l@5.
s. Louis. June l-Cotton. quiet middlinG &C. low
middllng sc. good ordinary. 5isc. Net receipts
@2N bales gross SOL shipments sn. sales 80. stock.
81 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Mass. June The American Wool and
Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow Of the wool
market
Considering that We have had one holiday the
last week and that Saturday. as a half-holiday is
ALWAYS duh period the market has been fully
active since our last report as il was the week
previous
ers and dealers al loggerhead' over the
new clip and while they are lighting II out. wool
IS being whipped East consignment. Woo is
held very firmly in the West but there are not a
Few buyers who expect to see Western holders
deferring action I'm anticipation OF this.
1.-The sales Of the week in Boston amount 70
600 pounds domestic and ia5 oIo pounds for
elgn making a total OF 2 5000 against total
Of 23i00o0 for the previous week. and a total or
47S2 ooD for the corresponding week last year.
Sales since January l. lsGs. amount to 30 49, $40
pounds. against IA $500 pounds last year at TINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
YONKERS.

The women Of the Yonkers Auxiliary Of the RAJ
Cross met again yesterday morning In the A.
sembly Hall of the Hollywood Inn Club Abou,
one hundred were present and sewed for several
hours Up to the present time about thou.
sand different articles have been made by thu
society.
Howard T. Schultz member Of Kitching Post
Grand Army of the Republic. died on Tuesday
after a brief illness. While attending a meeting
of veterans in Grand Army Hall last Friday 40
was stricken with paralysis and was taken home
Mr. schultz was born in 1898 at Rhlnebeck
Dutchess County. but had lived In Yonkers fof
nearly fifty years He was sheet-lron worker
hv trade and worked for John S White for thirty
years In 1861 he enlisted in the i,,h rSsw.YOIt
,eaves a widow and two sons The funeral will b
held this afternoon at $50 o'clock at the FirSt
Methodist Episcopal church; , -
Nayor Sutherland opened proposals yesterday
for The purchase OF the City Of Workers tax relief
bonds 10 the par value of $1,000 They bear in
terest at the rate of per cent year and mature
Nav l. 1900 The Citizens National Bank took
s-S 900: Peoples Savings Bank. $3.50: lonkers
savings Bank. $500 and Allen Sands, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
NEW-ROCHELLE.

A large number Of well-kno"n women OF "essS
chester County met Tuesday afternoon at The
bono os Mrs Robert T. Emmett Pelham Road,
and organized an auxiliary branch OF the Red
cross The officers are Mrs Frank Hunter presi.
Wrs lanes NJ Waterbury. second vice-president;
Mrs Robert {. Black third vice, PRESIDENT; MS ls
Robert T Emmett, treasurer Mrs Martin .; nros a
Of the Executive Committee The society VIII LIZ, %
dt,idcd into three sections under the tnree VICE
eidoris and each section will hold weekly meet
ines a. which sewing will be done and supplies
r.ceiyed The Rochelle section VIII nee, "a "a
5rrinftv House on Wednesday morning next az AZ
C.cIonk. the Pelham Manor section In the Manor
cub house on next Tuesday mornng d. ~ 30 aS
,rd tho West Chester section In 81 Peer : pdIisn
%ouse West Chester. on next Wednesday morning
AZ II O'Clock These meetings VIII ne opem ~ Ky ~
ppt,endlng and enrolling her name Besides 20 ~
regular work the auxiliary has pledged itsen n,, -
which 10 EQUIP the kitchen on board the Ren 0r'''
al chi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
COUNTY COMMITTEE

S6th Assembly District
Annexed District
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

David verp,anck. the referee appointed on ths
application Of Charles J. Quinby for a writ -
oertiorari to the assessors OF this town. has Ala
his report in the County Clerks office. The refer.
finds the assessment Of 900 on the real pron.r,
OF Mr.. Quinby legal. and not excessive Thu A..
erroneous the property belongs TO the relator...
wife. He is entitled to final order striking h,s
the SCISSORS entitled 10 final Judgment
qliashng the writ of certiorar TO the real pron
erty Of the reator who is also to be taxed the cs.
of the proceedings.
The certificate Of incorporation OF the Harmonv
Benevolent Society. of New Rochelle. was fled i.
the County Clerks Office yesterday morning Thu
objects Of the corporation promote social
Intercourse among its members and to provide 70.
their aterial welfare The ncorporators are Henx
Holman, Louis New, John Appezeer Anton Start
Frank Fl Hoenweger. Philip Gerhardt RoSe5
Gilbert George Benze Charles Benz and Conrad
Heidig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-YOrk. June L. 1919
CoTTON-Considerahle old local long stun was az, >,
hammer the by generally favorable crop ne"s 5Ss
predictions continued good weather d-Iirs -.
points the opening in response u slsts ~ -
the English market. but following me Oh.' =
the governing factor Throughout tne e.oS'' Il
trading spasmodic. and chiefly for oca accou.. "a
ceived from Southern points and Europe sent
number NJ orders for both the sale and purchase %
ton early in the session. but. aside from IMP hs ~
fessonal element had tho market pretty nucn 70 trt
selves The disappointing feature or llNefpooi oauee
in the spot department
and. II private dispatches 70 be relied upon indla
lions point continued apathy the part OF Mhn.h'r
ter and Continental spinners unless the cphduoh Oh no
should take a for the worse.
shorts restrained somewhat by the nrm tsnp>r 81
NewEngland dispatches regarding the situation IN t
print cloth market and adiDes from the south 10 VIZ
effect ltiie let-up noted in the demand ,or Apot
cotton. Absence Of outside support serousy handica
efforts Of longs 10 check the decline. The market cnsed
quiet az net loss Of hde points Total sales ru'uIes
bulletin up situation In the cotton belt as ~
lows There has been general improvement N me Son
in Florida The crop ~ oI'an
well cultivated. and the early planted crop ~ now
forming squares In Southern Louisiana IL ~ needlIs
rain and causing damage IN local
quotations unchanged the r7ss u '-l-c for MO
ding upands 6 l3-l6c for mdilng Gun. sales ~
cuded for export. dl-ct shipment. ana .fV'
bales for delivery contract. southern SPOT nafhe :
l-I6c sales l. 800 bale. Mobile nominal. & II i6r.
Savannah steady &c. sales bales Charleson noinna
sales 352 bales. Wilmington steady. Csc. SAFE Ia
halee Norfolk steady csc. sales. ~ bales haumorr
nominal Csc. S. Louis quiet. &c. sales 100 ha.es
The export movement thus Ear this season has hen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
ROCK ISLAND ANNUAL MEETING.

TOTAL DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT FOR THE
YEAR DECLARED.
Chicago June AT the annual meeting Of the
Rock Island Railroad Company to-day President r
r. Cable elected chairman OF the Board Of d.
rectors First Vice President Warren G. Purdy was
elected president. TO succeed Mr. Gable Third Vice
President William Trusdell was elected first vice
president; H. A. Parker. second vice-prcsident: J. F.
Phillips treasurer. and George II. Crosby. secre-
tary The quarterly cash dividend OF per cent was
declared with cash dividend Of u per cent.
An extra stock dividend OF 10 per cent also
declared making a dividend OF IL per cent In all
for the current year
The gross earnings for the road for the year end
ing March 81 1895 s954s5S3 against s17l46 $50
last year. Increase of &. 40l.930
Operating expenses Sl.4l403. against 80.
743 las an Increase Of 1895 2o4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
SING SING.

At meeting OF the Village Sodrd OF Trade. heA
in the corporation rooms. on Tuesday evening Il
was decided TO raise by subscription the N.N
needed 10 induce the Seamless Metal Company to
establish it's factory this place in the building
Formerly occunied nv the Westminster Marble and
Lime Works. The new Gompan; proposes s. 10 ex;
mend about $4,000 in establishing IT'S pant mere and
II" money promised by the village is not 70 b
paid until after the factory has been running thru
months and has weekly payTol OF s.M o..
will give a patriotic entertainment IN 'ne ecture-
'V Tuesday being payday there were number Of
removals at the State prison, entirely amons ths
officials Of the institution. Who are engaged on the
onw Naturalization building and in managing the
indUSf res.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CONVENTION.

For the election of members OF the Republican County
Committee and Delegates Assembly Convention TO
elect Delegates State Convention. and for Members
| u RenNhican City (nmmlifee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
------V~----------
RECIPROCITY WITH FRANCE ~ EFFECT

THE NEW COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT WENT INTO
OPERATION YESTERDAY.
Washington June THE reciprocity agreement
between the United States and France went into
effect to-day and orders have been issued TO all
customs officials In this country to make the tariff
reductions in accordance with tho agreement SINH
lar instructions have been given by the French au-
thori,ies, that goods now In transit ana actually
reaching France to-day and hereafter will receive
the benefit OF the reduced dytv. The French En-
bassy has been informed that President Faure took
occasion TO mention this agreement in n speech
made at St. Etienne yesterday saying 1t the
best proof OF the good understanding existing be-
tween the Governments of the two countries"
II is said that while the agreement is based
the srictest reciprocity principles. yet "A calcua
ton OF the imports OF 1897 1t appears that the
cessions granted by the United States TO France
amount to / ~ per cent OF the total revenue paid
by French imports while the concessions made by
France to the United States show a reduction or
25S per cent OF the amount OF revenue paid by
United States imports into France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02

CITY COMMITTEE.

CITY COMMITTEE.
81th Assembly District 30 Annexed bis'r'ct
18th Assembly District 80
Pursuant 70 the requirements OF the Primary Election
hereby prescrbes the ballot 10 be used at the PrmaIy
Fect;on 70 be held on juno It'll 1895 follows: The
az. 81 ballot shall eight and onehsh inches IN width
by fourteen inches length the weight OF paper shal
~ 40 roinds 10 the ream Of $50 sheets double cap
d7x2s The Greylock Linen Ledger. The color
for the Democratic ballot shall he blue Ihe color for
The Rep,blican ballot shall be pink Such ballot shall
be printed in ink BREWER caps and lower case
Pon,an the canton ~ In caps OF Brewer Roman
the names delegates In caps and lover case Brewer
Roman: all be loaded
g g5HS !, s5 Z TSSk' pore. Board
HESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02

RICE -tay- rrarkc, lacked special new features
business was gr'aily retarded by scaT,y 81 w sG Sp
49, w ,,',..,et -. - ps,rrha.e The MEDIUM ana
higher grades - foreign ana domestic siap'" hi'
Common No. ,s fa.r a.sc ar 70 god ,l.lf5'.c prm.
bnd 2~e3 =. Japan da"'.c. Jrva. 4HHA1e. hans''n
MoIAssEs ASp sYRurs-Th. wants o. The local
trad. easily satisfied while demand 'rom outside
r.1s hsnres Shi.h .lier, rsfsed To- acoep, TIE mar
MAKES ari on ~ sellers a. od prices quota
follow: Se~' orleans centrifugal common log
open set,!c coSanon 2. s2sc fair .sa2 sood 2oaaoc
syrpsco mmon. 100 ~ fair. 3aiic. GOOD. l'aloc
NAvAf. STORES stocG-Rosin. t1ls. 27.Gls. spirits
tugpcn'inc bt'- - hbis. 1894 Under sheer ab
s-a o. buyers. spr. ~ turpenne further "'sed IN 10
mon shade lower ~ Tar retained pretty much ~
a Ga prices Adyioes rom the south indicated nt'le
on Tar regulars 81 .5aSie5. oil. bbis 81 a7'ar
s. 30 pfrh 81 - spirits iirpentne regulars. 2,'s. ma
chimes ma r.sn. common - slod strained 81 f9f
81 %, Z. s. 9oasl %. J. $l65is. .. 81 I2zq$ 79 Il
sUGAR-A sharp 7lly beet sugar AZ London failed
appr~chly stimulate buyers In tho local market for
sugar. which while firm. WAS quiet pretty much
an day Refn4rs connued ., nd ) i6c ror almost
nu.cosat, and 3isc FOR 80 molssses sugar. I'm
porter, oner~, sparnsy being connden, Of ultimate
ported cane nrm With Ntne offerings Java quoted Ia
deliver, advancing ID % 81 and July delivery lid
80 iDl-d. Refined sugar the local market firm
inactive with old prices still in force Quotations fo
Gered 5'.c powdered 3,sr granuafef &c, me
eranua,ed SIC coarse gfanua'ed si.c mo gran
uaied 5itc confectionery granulaed 5,c cubes 51.c,
XXXX powdered 56,c mould A. So diamond A. 90:
S %o lon n S.G Sc " 10 ~ No ~ sc s. s.
~ IL 4.c 40 IT, $50 No - CSC 40 II. taic. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
RHODE ISLAND LAWMAKERS AT WORK

Newport. r. June 1.-The General Assembly
to-day in Grand Committee elected Walter K
Stenes Judge Advocate-General Albert f. La nders.
State Auditor: John T.. kendrick and Samuel w.
X. Allen. members of the State Board Of Educa-
ton, and reelected the old Sherns. clerks Of the
Supreme Court. and justices and clerks OF the
District Court with two exceptions.
Governor Dyer presented message recommend
ing complete changes IN the military law legisla-
ton authorizing cities and towns TO support tho
families and dependents Of soldiers and sailors
listed in the with Spain. and changes in the
ballot law that will enable enlisted men to vote in
Congressional and other elections in the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKETS.

demand prices lover American. middllng fair.
l-32d good middling. SD: American middinnsg:
ordinary SD. The sales of the day were 1900
bales. Of which 800 for speculation and eX-
port and included 400 American. Receipts, 2oeo
bales. including % 700 American. Futures opened
quiet with moderate demand. and closed steady
American middling |. m. C.. June. 336id, sellers.
June and July 33-6id sellers; July and August
3S-6id. buyers: August and September, MID.
tober and November. 30-siuJ 3l-64d. buyers; No
vember and December. 296iN3 30-6td, buyers, De-
cember and January 29-fid3 aO-6d. buyers. jan
uary and February. 29-6i03 ,o-Gid buyers; Feb
ruary and March. 30-6id3 81 Old. sellers; March
and April. 33l-6id buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
MOUNT VERNON.

The Railroad Committee o, the Common Couhcn
gave another important hearing on Tuesday hlsn'
70 the trolley companies which are seeking ,ia"
chises and permission 10 construct aaditonH -
1T, .ba .,tv limits Alderman Rowland presided
The New York Westminster and Connect.euss iIar
ton Company, which is practically tAe SiroaS
Company which has monopoly OF the streets o.
Mount Vernon. represented by counssL 1.
T-ba committee decided that no action can ~
taken until the NewYork wsstcnes,ser sna ro Eva
T,bts as originally described. would include sew;
al ir1nortant residential streets In Chester hll
snT oiher places which the Aldermen are deter
r,ired shall not be invaded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02

tim. ,sshoard earances footing up
90 hush which makes the movement thus ar 'o'ov.
bnsb in EXCESS days last week Io-dsy W.
,ransactions were reported about 1s2Gn pusn al o,d
including 1872 bush Nc red for id as 200 hh IN
visible made Increase Of 2ol "o pusn III
uo-lds stocks indicated decrease 81 """o ousn
o B anoa September 70 II CARROTS 500 az ~ 10
,o-,ons yrbeat stocks ss7 900 bush larger than last
,Dontb hut os2 bush smaller than year ago July
an rhe curb 81 oo oRN-Startlhs Oh a
arm ndertone on Improvement Liverpool and continued
nsafsfacory crop advices the corn market ,er swung
80 na with wheat close weak al @sc net decline
nv sdvanre At Liverpool amounted to 'sGld. but was
not supplemented export orders Seaboarh
amounted to All 900 bush. Liverpool stocks were re
porfed a, TO3 bush against 2iblo" bush n y.a
ago Receipts still keep at Chicago aIthousn IL, 10
DAVIS reports country accepances were lgh
er Export business unimporant. No corn closer az
3gLc q b ahoat.... .OATS--The market as usual Wds
dull and neglected closing UNCHANGED from nst nlgn
Fxnort busn 10 of 10000 bush WAS
norted 10 oet. quoted 32ic; No oats. 3iisc: No
white 33l4c. No white. 33c ~ white CLIPS; sc
track mixed 32d3ac: track white 33d3sc. X e
Market weak. No Western. 55n36c o ahoat, star
rye a3d54c nominal b afoat SOC nominal Ua.k;
49,. .BARLEY-Market nominal; feeding quoted ava
4Sc NeV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
PEEKSKTT.T..

There have been many complaints from time -
time against the Salvation Army stationed he.~
The village fathers finally decided 10 intorce 'ns
ordinance which prevented the Salvationists TON
nio,.lnr heir musical instruments on the stree.
without permission. President Robertson recen,y
gave them permission for one night. on me ocsa'
sion Of a special gala meeting Not satisfied win
his. they kept up their demonstrations. ana az
totn Norris finally defiant letter 70 ~
nresidsnt President Robertson then ordered ths
arrest Of Captain Norris He was o iaHfH ~, ar.
nsarance to-day when he will be tried PROM.
nent counsel from New-York VII repT rl make
a test case Of IL In the highest courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-02
yEw-roRK CUSTOM HOUSE INSTRUCTED

The following letter was received at the Custom
House yesterday afternoon from w. b. Howells
Assistant Secretary OF the United States Treasury:
The Department has just received official notice
of a procla ton issued by the President estab-
fishing reciprocal commercial agreement with
France. under which the rates of duty heretofore
imposed several articles changed The De-
partment holds that articles In warehouse under
the effect OF the treaty Section 49, of the act Of
July "a 1891 providing that all goods, wares and
merchandise under bond for warehousing. trans
portation any other purpose, for which per-
nit of delivery has been issued, shall be subjected
TO the duties imposed by this act. and to no other
duty upon entry or withdrawal thereof. AS the
reciprocal treaty Is effected under the provisions OF
Section OF the act of July "A. 1897, the laws Of
Section 80 will apply thereto.