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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
WHITE PLAINS.

The will OF Chris:ianna Miller Of Yonkers. was
fled in the Surrogate's Office yesterday. As one of
tho executors nal med In the will is dead, application
will also be made for letters OF administration with
tho will annexed. Letters Parliamentary were Is
sued as follows: To William s. Blake, as executor
OF the will OF William Blake. of Mount Vernon; 10
A Quinn of New Rochelle: 20 Aida Mann. as ex-
ecutor Of the will Of Elias Mann OF IarrytosSm 10
Stephan. Of Greenburg, and TO Margaret stab az
executnx Of the will Of Adam Stab OF ne village
Of Dobbs Ferry Letters OF administration were
issued to Ebert A. Mead as administrator OF the
estate Of Sally Ann Mead. of Lewisboro
g. Allerton and School Superntendents G. r. Cor.
ton, of Yonkers. and Charles e Nichols; OF Mount
Vernon. held an examination for scholarships In
Cornell University in the High School in this VII
iaSe yesterday. There were three candidates eX-
fsrs and Crosby of New Rochelle. The county is
entitled to three scholars hps. -, ..r,.o
Tho Rev. John j: Gorham will preach on The
Sacrament" in the First Baptist Church this morn
Ing. The subject OF his discourse In the evening
In the Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church this
evening the pastor. The Rev Dr L9 TunJ VIII
preach on the subject MhIther oes dbsns at the
courthouse in this village tomorrow morning The
civil Re-. esv 81 f ISe %,
Episcopal Church will give lawn party and festi-
val at the home OF Mrs. P. j. Ryer on Tuesday
Isaac w Turner Ira Strang. J. w. Lounsberry.
John Gibney, Joseph o. Miller and H. r. Miller
members OF the Democratic County Committee and
FORMING the subcommittee on distribution Of party
patronage In this county. met at White Plains yes
ments could be agreed From the beginning the
meeting a stormy The proposal 70 IN
smail place in the Public Works Department Of
NewYork Ciiy was he prnSpa. oHne o'
20 agree to his appointment Then j. Q. Miller OF
Newcastle, threatened TO resign and Isaac w.
too whereupon a general dispute followed and the
meeting ADJOURNED
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Shc SvihuNs.

steamer Patra Ger. Bauer. HamsuTs-Ha"'ufS
steamer Cnxo Crr) I<ng Cork-C r Richard $sCro.oo
steamer Atlantic ,Br). Iawood. Hamburg
steamer II NJ whitney -Iialc,,. Boson-H DmSS,s
steamer Seminole. Bears. Charleston ana JACKS
steamer Bcnefac,or Hsn Wilmington, C. ana
Georgetown C-wm = clyde & -. - c,,,.
steamer Eaget. Donovan Philadelphia
s,mer Louisiana Ksmele s yr5os N N.T;
steamer Jamestown. Boar. Norfolk and Newport views
stcem Horao a Bragg ror''sd sGm5in~Ja haH
Archer 4 Co. date American taro'
SAILED.
Steamers Carlton dir. Hlmhurs fawner, c1,v &c,
and r me-" ok New orleans Bgns.
j. dig Hun Mobile 81 ia9 ,eg,i GS ya noulosne
,oureosne CFr, Havre Adirondack Oh N' NM enSrii
aughton 'r' la Gna,ra ' W., Liverpool; Richmond
y, folk and Newport News. kaiser Nineim ,r,a ,Gsr
iIo,,re az = Rome (ilr GLASGOW Jamestoyn SS,.
fclk aad Newport News; Nacoochee savannah
moor 'n'' THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS. A..
Liverpool June 2Aryed s ,e! y,r AaT' YORK. sailed
SaHnonie tBr Walker. New-York. NJ, urru-
h,,han, Nv York via Queenstown and Bristol Rrc~
Gloucester June arrived. steamer stas 'D'' D''''
Portland Jun Arrived. steamer Marteio ''r' W.
un r Passed steamers sprIngws OBJ R Sne
holm N.w-Yogh. for Rotterdam sou,nMarN "'
Nov York Dor southeu pton and AntWerp 1.,,,a Gefl
Isle Of wight. june i-Passed' steamer '
Hanson Hamburg for Ncw-lofh. al, r,t.tr,ars fSerA
Lizard June Passed. steamers Ellen H'N"
,noreuter New-YOrk FOR Bremen ,,,o,sr OH
Glasgow June 3-Sailei. s'e"''''
Braos, New-York I-ubrla (f3erl
ur.,nn Saw'york for Liverpool tand oo-es YORK
steamer Oymric C'r, Lindsay NIom ih dsr (,russ
Bremen June l-Saief, steamer '"
tGer), Eichel. New York ,,,,,cr rth.lrcda (3rl
Antwerp. June 3-Arrlved ~ steamer Friesant
Qelgl Nickes New~york. .. ,-o,on,a (eGr Null
Hamburg June SAILED steamer
Ter. New York , amor Damant (0erA
Wischausen. New-fork: . I a Rretarne tFr), RupA
Have Jane 4-Saiied. steamer la D'e'"e" W
New-york. ,a- Trojan Prince (BrA
Dobson Leghorn for New-iork 1890 s.amso Oolgl
Fisher. New-York.
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HARLEM SPEEDWAY ALMOST READY

The Harlem River Speedway is now almost in
perfect order from High Bridge north TO the end ut
Dyckman-~t.. and will be opened to drivers OF light
harness horses and cquestrians In few days Sea-
eral horses attached to light wagons were sent
over the upper part Of the road yesterday and they
attracted corsid ,rabe attention. one of the drv-
ers. after he had taken long ride on the Speed
way and thoroughly inspected II. said that he be-
lleved II much better for fast driving than any
trotting track In this country, except three four
of the Grand Circuit tracks. lie also OF the
opinion that soon ns II Was demonstrated that
tho drive would be restricted to the for which
II constructed the number Of owners OF light
harness horses would be greatly increased. and
do a much better Business tran NJ present Much
credit for the excellent condition OF the Speedway
is said be due Captain Mcdonald. who had
charge OF the construction OF the drive last year
and who selected the material for The Sub-surface
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK. SATURDAY. JUNE 4. 1905
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW-YOIiK SATURDAY JUNE I, 1905
ARRIVED
Steamer Michigan d,rl. Tbb London. May ~. to New
York shipping co. Sighed south OF Fire Island 5:l0
y m and anchored outside the bar az IiI
Steamer la Touraine tFr). Sante. Iavre May with
mdsc. ll5 cabin and 2i+
pagnie Generate rransaantque. Arrived at the bar
steamer Murca dsr) Tweddle. Genoa May H. in bal
last TO ii0wrng Archibald. Arrived bar 1920
steamer Gladys Roylc obj. Marshall. Agicrs May H.
ia ballast 10 Norton son. Arrived at the bar p m
"a
Steamer Irrawaddy Br). Legg. Trinidad and Grenada
May -, with mise and eight cabin he
Trinidad Shipping Trading Co.. Arrived at the bar
n
steamer Benefacor. Wilmington. N C. and Georgetown
SC.
Sandy Hook. J. June T. $50 p m--wlnd northeast.
fresh breeze cloudy.
Steamer Newton OBJ. Boyce Lverpool-Busk & Jevons
Cabello. etc-BoutOn Bliss a. Daiett.
steamer HORROR (lr. cadogan Manchester-Busk &
Jevons
ltesmer prins Frederic Hendrix Dutch. NIemann.
Hayti and Venezuela ports-kunhardt & Co
Steamer Vega H'ort), Coelho. Lisbon via Azores-G
Amsinck n Co.
steamer Croft U3r Robinson Leith and Dundee-slmp
Spence \ Young
steamer city OF tfir,. Young. Gasgow-Hender-
son Bros
Steamer Boston city (I3r,. Barclay. Bstol-James Ar
kell A. Co
steamer Marstonmoor CI,r). Angis Hu-John Seager.
Steamer Haxby OBJ. Furney. London-J IL Winchester
4 Co.
steamer Birmingham (Br,. NewlOvs. Dunkrk-Funch.
Edys I ca
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THE yORTHERy CENTRALS MORTGAGE.

The Northern Central Railway Company is deslr-
Gus Of paying 81 10000 and interest TO the State OF
Maryland in extiDgushment Of mortgage for
81 5000 upon the property held by the State, but the
latter does not want the principal The mortgage
bears interest at per cent and the company can
refund the debt ri less than ( per cent; but the
State contends that II IS a mortgage In perpeuity.
The State on the point OF dsposinG OF the
mortgage at double its face value, but IL IT de-
veops that the company has the right to pay II
up the mortgage becomes at once worth more
than Its face value. and upon rs satisfaction the
State will lose an excellent per cent investment.
The mortgage, which made In 1850 contained a
provision that 1t might De eXtine ushed at any time
within ten years from the date OF It's execution.
The Northern Central Railroad Company however.
did not tender payment within the ten years. and
both II and the State have apparently assumed
since that the right OF redemption lapsed in 1866.
and that the mortgage Is simply Il security for
Derpetua! annuity OF $4,000 The company could
default on its interest payments. In which the
State would forecose the mortgage. but only the
face value could thus be recovered and the
suly Of the legal proceedings would be the extin,
guishment Of the mortgage The Northern Central,
however 10 n solvent corporation. and u averse
to njuring IS credit b. even technical default.
The case will probably be taken into The courts
for settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
SOVG BIRDS PROTECTED.
AUDUBON SOCIETY WINS TTsT CASE N CHI
CAGO

AUDUBON SOCIETY WINS rEsT CASE ~ CHI
CAGO
Chicago June THE attention ~ the members
az the Audubon Society has been directed for weeks
70 the wholesale trapping OF native song birds N
Chicago's suburbs and throughout the state. Tor
tho PURPOSE Of sale to the big millinery ana bro
stores In Chicago Game Warden Loveday, Z"
make n test case. determined to seize all tho ma o.
tive birds In Of the stores 10 see II conviction
could not be secured. even though tho person hav-
ing the birds was not caught IN the act Of captur-
ing them.
Warden Loveday accordingly wont 10 tho bird
store Of Louis Grebasch. whore Edward b Clark.
one OF the Audubon Society directors pointed ont
the birds which came under the trapping law.
The Warden seized all the Illinois birds I'm the col
lection and took them before Justice Underwood.
When The case came ny yesterday nearly every
live bird dealer In Chicago was represented In
court The defence claimed that the birds
captured Ia Mexlco California and other States
and brought here, but Attorney Baird cited the
Supreme Court decisions which disposed Of thii
point.
s,,- ice Underwood decided In favor Of the Gagged
sOngsfers which turned to Warden
I.Oveday. The Illinois Game law provides pet
atty for the trappers. save the forfeiture OF the
birds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
BOYS HOLD UP BTCYCIIST.
THROW HIM FROM HIS WHEEL AND ROB HIM
ot- HIS ToOIRAG on THE BOULEVARD.

THROW HIM FROM HIS WHEEL AND ROB HIM
OF HIS TOOLBAG on THE BOULEVARD.
Six boys all under the age OF fifteen years. last
nigh, boldly attacked Henry +. Kelck, bicyclist
OF No To- Amsterdam ave, at the Boulevard and
Onehundr ed nd seventh-st.. threw him from MS
bicycle and then away with his bag or Tools.
The bicyclist was astounded that FOR minute
he could not realize what had happened. Then he
gave chase, and found the lads In q vacant LOT
dividing their spoil They threatened TO Kill him
he did not 20 about his business and leave them
undisturbed Bicycle Policemen Lanz and Ham
neil were pressed into service by the despoied
bicycist and with little strategy. the boys were
surrounded and captured. They were taken 10 the
West Sixty-eighth-st police station and then sent
10 the Gerry society. They were Francis NeaTy
eleven years old OF No 30 West Slxty-seventh-st
Charles McCaTerty fourteen years old, Of No. 3S
West Sixty-soventh-st. George Held. fourteen
years old Of No. 90 West Sixtyseventh-st; Charles
Francis twelve years old of No Y6 West sixty
seventh-st.. Ambrose Smith. fourteen years old. OF
No III Western Boulevard, and Clements White
ten years old. OF No. 2D3 West Sixty-seventh-st
They will be taken 10 the West Side Police Court
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
MOUNT VERNON.

The Board OF Trade held It's annual meeting on
Friday night and elected Samuel fiske president
JoseDh = Wood, first vice-presdent: l.. Il. Field
second vice president: Thomas b. Skinner third
Vice president: George D. Ferguson, fourth vice
president: John F. Fairchild treasurer. William
T. Knight. secretary and T. Milton Taylor rus-
toe for years In the place of Charles h. Lowell
The Railroad Committee was instructed 10 look
into the applications OF the various street railroads
and report which Is most favorable TO the city
The invitation OF the Nassau Electric Company TO
ride over its lines In private car was accepted by
the members
Mayor Fiske has decided 10 announce his new
appointees meeting Of the Aldermen on June
Is and the official city papers viii also be desig
mated on that date II Is said that the Mayor will
make another attempt to appoint George {. APP
pe,i Corporation Counsel.
There will be a special service this morning and
evening in the Congregational Church, The Rev.
C. g. Brooks, of Hyde Park. Mass. VIII preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The New-York, New-Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Company has settled with the heirs OF fch-
and Burnett in the action for damages brought by
him for injuries received while riding in one OF the
company's cars The heirs VIII receive $500
The New-Rochelle Cricket club has been reor-
gantzed. and will occupy grounds given for its use
Another meeting of citizens 20 complete the or
ranization of a Board OF Trade VIII be held on
Monday night In Lambdens Hall.
81 Gabriels Church will celebrate its sixth ANIL
versary to-day with attractive musical pro-
gTamne. The sermon Will pc preacneo D! tne
Rev J. F. X O'Connor OF St. Francis Xaviers
Church. New-York City. 49,. c.,.u.
Baptist Church will be held on Tuesday night
June Il. at o'clock ~, r,u
Tavern Company. has called meeting OF stock
holders for Monday night. June 20 Twelve d.
rectors are TO be elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
CURRENCY CONVENTION AT OHAHA.
GOLD. SILVER ASD PAPER MoSEY WILL EACH
HAVE A DAY OF DISCUSSION.


GOLD. SILVER ASD PAPER MONEY WILL EACH
HAVE DAY OF DISCUSSION
Chicago. June t-E. V. Smalley. general score
tarv OF the National Sound Money League. says
that the preliminary arrangements are now com
ple,e for the National Currency Convention mat
is 20 be held n the omaha Exposition on Sep
TENDER 49, "a and 10 Leading economists. Journal
lsts bankers and social reformers representing all
sides OF the money question. have promised 70 at
tend deliver addresses and take part In the de-
bates.
The three days will he devoted successfully 20
gold silver and paper money. Lively controversy
is expected. as OF the ablcst men on each
side will expound and defend their opinions. In
order 70 insure perfect fairness resolutions VIII
be passed VIII any test votes be taken.
on the opening day Horace White. Editor OF
The 'New-York Evening Post" viii speak on the
history OF the god standard Ex-senator Joseph
NJ. Cary. of Wyoming. will deliver an address on
The Interest OF the Western States and Terri
tories In Sound Money" j Sterling Morton. Of
Nebraska will also speak the gold standard
side. ". J. Bryan and Charles A. Towne eX-
pccted 10 uphold the silver side OF the controversy.
Among thO*, who have expressed friendly in
terest In the plan and approved Or this open free
discussion, are Secretary Gage. Governor Shaw OF
Iowa Carl Schurz and william r.. Dodge. Of New
York. Henry W. Peabody. Of Boston. William A.
Blair OF North Carolina. Louis Enrich. Of Colo
RADIO Springs: W. C. Cornwe l. OF Buffalo: NJ z
ingalls, ~ Cincinnati; II. p. Robinson. of Chicago.
and congressman McClcary OF Minnesota: Fow.sr
OF New-Jersey. and Walker. OF Massachusetts
The invitation TO the convention. Secretary Smalley
says is general no credentials being needed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Yne directors Of ST. Johns Home for Aged
Women In Hawthorne-ave gave their annual re-
ception Friday afternoon. from till o'clock
There at present six inmates of the Home
which IL in charge of Mrs Hickey, the matron.
large number Of people availed themselves OF the
opportunity OF visiting the institution. The guests
were received by Mrs Virgil p iiumason, Mrs
John 7. Wsring. Mrs hitsnngs Mrs. r. L. Cnap I
poured the tea Mrs j. IA. Hubbe served the
conee Mrs George W. Cobb had charge Of the
eaRe Miss t Grace whtng sold owers and Miss
Jennie Fowler and Miss H,chinss presided over
The Westminster Branch Of the Woman's Auxil-
iary OF the Board Of Missions will hold its annual
Broadway, on Wednesday forenoon AT II O'CLOCK
The Rev: DR.. r Is Van Nleeck Archdeae9n Of
Bradley Of %ew-Ycrk y Tll address tse gath
H .s ss speak "sq Hf meeting to
IN nr asT SSs ii the he h be' eac n6u Sun
day at Lincoln Park. under TIE auspices Of 81
Andrews Memorial Church, the Rev James r.
ance of Mr. A-hmead. The Sunday session
viii he at ESQ O'clock and the preaching al !
the fourth Sunday of each month. The people OF
that community are invited TO cooperate IN the
Henry Decker Charles II. Green and stephen c
Hunter were elected members Of the fonker' erin
THAN Yacht club al the meeting OF the trustees
The YOUNG Peoples Association of the Westmin-
ster Presby;eTion Church viii celebrate The thirty
FIRST anniversary OF The organizaion of the soGie!
on Tuesday night Frank r. hickey Will reau an
historical paper, and the Rev. Enos J. BoswOrth
OF the Nepperhan Avenue Baptist Church VIII
p. ]. Fitting, Charles r Dusenbury. f. j. Ellins
and Andrew Deyo directors of the Citizens Ma
tional Bank and William H. DOty. president OF the
First National Bank attended the bankers meet
ing Lake Mohonk Friday.
The four VINO arrested on complaint 81
William H. Richardson a real estate agent
charged with assault. Yesterday sentenced by
Justice kellogg TO the Kings County Pcnitentiary
for terms ranging from two to six months Rich
ardson alleged that the assault occurred IN me
Itllenthal factory. In Dock or WEicn
he B agent. when he attempted 20 put the men
OFT q Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
DYNA UITE SENT TO THE MAYOR.

A CARTRIDGE FOUR INCHES LONG DISCOVERED
At THE pOsTOFFiCE ~ HIS MAIL.
a package. six inches long. two inches wide and
two inches deep. with wrapping of manila paper.
and tied with n string. received at tho General
Postoilcc yesterday afternoon. addressed to Mayor
Van Wyck. The package happened to break. and
dynamite cartridge four inches long was ex-
posed. y fuse was attached 10 one end The
package was mailed In the district OF Station J.
the headquarters OF which are at Columbus-ave
and one hundred-and nfth-st A lettcr-carrier dis
covered the contents and took the package TO SUI
pcrlntendent White. OF the city Department who
delivered 1t personally TO the Mayor yester-
day afternoon. y two-cent stamp had been placed
on II. Nobody nj the Guy Hall later would admit
that such "A package had been seen there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
BABY'S BODY FOUND IN A TRUNK.
THE MOTHER ARRESTED on SUSPICION OIL
MIrRDER

THE MOTHER ARRESTED on SUSPICION OF
MURDER
The body of n baby found In trunk In the
apartments OF Mrs Marcia Byrnes the top
floor OF No 2l3 West Eighteonth-st.. last night.
The self-confessed mother OF the chihl, Bridget
Fallon thirty years OF age. was arrested immedi-
ately afierward by detectives and locked up In the
West Twentieth st. station.
Mrs. Byrnes called at the police station last
night and said that a woman boarder named
Bridget FallOn had left trunk at her house about
six weeks ago. She had called several times and
promised to have the trunk removed. but there was
disagrceablc odor from IL which had aroused
Mrs. Brynes's suspicious. Detectives Perkins and
Sherman went to the house and on opening the
trunk found the body. II that of infant
apparently about TWO weeks old.
The Ha.lon woman was arrested AT Eighteenth
ST. and Sxth-avc. soon aftcrward, az she
her way the Giisey House. where she was en-
ployed The seemed unconcerned. IL was
learned that she had worked for two families In
West SiXteenth-st. since her arrival In this city
from ireland several months ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
MAINE AND KEARSARGE MEMENTOS.
COMMODORE ADAMS OF THE ATLANTIC
YACHT CLUB.

YACHT CLUB.
on board Commodore Frederick 7. Adamsg
schooner yacht Sachcm. the flagship Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club, are a number Of mementos Of the ILL
fated battle-ship Maine and OF the famous old war
ship Kearsarge. which sunk the Alabama Over
the table In the main cabin OF the Sachem IS the
telltale compass Of the Kearsarae. and by the main
companonway the s;arboard side Is the ships
bell OF the Maine. This highly priced relic was
given TO Commodore Adams by j. VI. Cebalos. and
the following letter. now framed and hanging In
the Sachcms cabin. tells how Mr. Ceballos received
the bell:
Consulate-General OF America at Havana, Cuba
March 20. 1895.
nv Dear Mr. Ceballos ] take pleasure In sending
to you in OF my friend. Mr. +. Rohl who will
leave for NcwYork to-day. a souvenir or, rather.
"nementO mor' of the Inflated battle-ship Maine.
which, | trust. you will place where many
possible may It. and all viii remember the
Maine Very truly yours.
JOSEPH A. SPRINGER.
United States Vice Consult General
To j NJ cebalios, No 50 Wall-st New York.
The inscription the bell is: ITO Commodore
Frederick r. Adams. from ]. NJ. Ceballos. May 20
1895 Recovered from the L. s. 5. Maine. De-
stroyed by explosion in the harbor Of Havana. Feb
ruary IT, ls9s."
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE-JudseR Y. S. Woodruff. OF Tren-
ton ~ !. BIrCkINGIAM-Jchn Ingliss. OF Lon
don England CAMBRIDGE -Dr. \. yon Brin-
ming OF the German Embassy at Washington
FIFTH AVENUE-R. j. Morgan. OF Dwight. H.
AMI Lieutenant Governor W. Murray crane OF
Massachusetts HOFFMAN - Licuterant-C om-
rnander w 4 briggs L. s. y. HOLLAND-Lieu-
tenant-General John VI. Schofed. OF the United
States Army (retredD. INF EKlAL-Rankin Ma
son Aftnrncy-C General Of Kansas, and Colonel
Julius Kessler Of St Paul WALDORF Nalcn-
tine G. Baros OF the Mexican Legation In Lon
don: Garrett g. Linderman. Of South Bethlehem
Penn and Henry Norman, OF London. "lNDs'h
Ex-senator william i. MacLaren. OF Wisconsin
and DIT c. T. Fitzgerald. Of Dublin.
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TRIAL or TIE Cruiser KASAGL

SHE WILL FLY THE JAPANESE FLAG-Mrsr
MAKE TWENTY THREE KNOTS.
PHILADELPHIA June 4.-rhc Japanese cruiser ka-
sagl in charge Of Captain Sergeant left Cramps
ehipyard to-day for her builders trial trip. She
will anchor In Delaware Bay. near the Breakwatcr.
tonight and tomorrow, after adjustment OF her
cornpasses the Kasagl will proceed to sea.
The trial Will take place or the Delaware Capes.
from the Five rathom Bank Lghtshlp TO the Fen
v,ck Island Shoal Iightship. a distance OF abou.
forty miles The contract calls for twenty-three
knots hour
The Kasagi will 30 to sea flying the japanese
flag She VIII probably return to Cramps Tues
day or Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
PEEKSKILL.

The cadets Of the Peekskill Military Academy
and the Lake Mohegan School will attend the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church this morning in full-dress uni
form and listen to the annual baccalaureate ser
mon by the Rev. Henry T. Denlingcr. OF Cald-
well, y. J. 49, e 49,,
village. will hold its annual moonlight excursion
to Poughkeepsie Bridge and return on lueso's
evening - ~ ryi,,h
At the semi-annual election Of the l.. O. y klup
the following officers were elected: PRESIDENT
Frederick Gallagher: vice president. Charles kusn-
forth; secretary Edward Hunt. and treasurer T.
polhil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05

festival in the sohooroom next Wednesday even
Ing.
The Rev Dr. L. A. Bradley vicar of St Agnes 3
Cha pei New-York City. will give an illustrated
lecture THE Holy Land In Trinity Chapel next
Tuesday evening under the direction Of the Young
Peoples Guild
The annual commencement exercises at ST John >
Military Academy will be held on Friday next. The
prize drill Will be In the afternoon at o'clock: NJ
erary exercises and distribution OF prizes In the
evening at 7:30 O clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-05
PASSENGERS FROM EUROPE.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the steamer EtruT!a, from Liverpool and Queens
town. were George Abbott. Charles II. Harper r.
c. Campbell Johnston. the Rev. Or. ID. s. Mackay
William W. Parker, James Redmond william
Urquhart and Valentin Gomez Farias.
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
La Touraine. from Havre. were F. g. Alexander,
q. How. NJ. Manner, General Enver Pacha j..
Rail-. lie Comte 90 sibour. e. Il vckers and A.
Walter.