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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
MAY IMPORTS or WOOL AND SUGAR.

Washington, June ia statement prepared at
the Bureau OF Statistics shows that imports OF WOOL
for consumption IN May amounted to 4U'NZ
pounds valued sn7 69s. the duty collected aggre-
eating Ns 49, The total was made up follows
Clothing woods. 1858 pounds; combing. 3S.SSS
carpet 900 OSs. The general imports Of wool which
are sent 10 bonded warehouses. and on which
duties have not been paid. aggregated 76S.+3S
pounds valued at SSH. tso against B.sS7,2D pounds
valued at 81 799. $50 In May. 1891
The imports OF sugar In May for consumption
amounted TO 800 ,eo4 os3 pounds valued at S3229n
which the duties were A.s65,7:s. The general I'm
ports Of sugar which TO bonded warehouses
amounted to 2s3. 7ss 939 pounds valued al 975405
against 7E.sSS70 pounds. valued at S3,S6.s3c. In
May 1897
The amount Of sugar admitted free OF duty under
the reciprocity treaty with Hawaii amounted In
May to c. 92 AGA pounds valued at 2.3i5 $50 against
a. 759 Us pounds valued at l,24s yi2 in May. 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
FRIGHTENED BY DYNAMITE CARTRIDGES

The inmates OF the boarding house kept by Mrs
Emma j. Denning. in the old Green mansion, In ST.
Marks Place St George. Staten Island. were
much alarmed yesterday morning at a discovery
made by two OF the men employed on the place.
They found under the front windows and In the
driveway four dynamite cartridges about four
inches long and one and half inches thick.
Yesterday morning when Pierre Stoball and
James Close. co,orcd began 10 clean up the yard
they found one Of the cartridges under the window
OF the dinlng-room Later Stobal picked up paper
carton In the driveway about twenty feet from
the kitchen He found in IL three other cartridges.
and took them 10 Mrs Denning Later they were
turned to the police. The police examined the
cartridges and said they were the kind used BY
safe blowers" They had a percussion cap the
end and were made OF brass No clew could be
found of any attempt at burglary but one OF the
servants said she had two men In he drive
way about ~ O'Clock on Friday night. IL is sup
posed that they burglars. but why they left
the cartridges behind Is a mystery
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SMe SvihuNe.



Steamers Delaware Charleston; Algiers, Neworeans'
eoa CrI. Rochetort othello d5; Hull syria iAosn
dr. Aigoa Bay etc. Massiam Dutch, Rotterdam VIA
ouosns E'TTa OBJ Lsp0 etc. "a vc,d Tq'1iaS r
don via Southampton; Bulgaria Ger hamoITs D ,rn
Antwerp: Rchmond Norfolk and Newport News Barley
Crl Rouen K-nsngton 'Br). Cape Town etc: y S M
In Island dam. copsnhasen e,e; hanni tos ari
Marreles St Andrew swe Ph S, eo
Prrccss Anne Norfolk and Newport News NeT1rleanS
New m vmsIra ,Br Philadelphia Garrick (Brh
Glasgow Tallahassee. savannah
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
NARRAGANsErr AND MOUNT HOPE BAYS ~ ~.
Notice ia given that on or about June % 1898 re
following changes will be made IN The aids TO na'sa'"
on The .nsrly df the nor;hs,y par rom M
Lighthouse will be perman,snb H ssbi.hed at
and spar buoy similarly 0o'o''' VIII
conimcu Middle Ground Buoy eaGn w vec.
M seconds ss Separated by M T
win be established on the easery xerrasanse,t nay
and nearly Il mile sou,hery from Conmen ss ay S
= Which viii deninssd The same Same, d4y sd without
E'pse a r9ls ssSa' on The e
common Fence Point sh9sl Noun, HOPE Which viii b
King philip Rock Buoy. red spar will be re"""
Bed BUOY red sPa wifi III Sf and
Atlantic and Gulf Coasts 1871 page A. a,eT S,housc
nd List q Beacons ana l,uoS'' '''''"
District 1897" pages Il. - and 20
BY order OF the Lighthouse B9a5d; Y MNAIR
ccmmo gGEp I. ) Navy. Chairman
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMhn''
FOREIGN PORTS. 10.
,,sr,oo June ll-Arrved steamers George s,.,;
Thompson New York: Iucania OBJ, Mckay Ne" ''
seuihsmpton June irrved steamers WesteTn ass
d3elg) Mills. New-iork for An,wsrp Phmsmann New
iI pnn Tr Head June iipassed steamer Foreand '
,h, Hau,l -
prawle Point June li--rasssd steamer 81
cardm June io~Arrivsd. steamer Vera 'Br' N''"0''
son N%w-f%r ns va sailed steamer Dorse, G sou'e''
s,erncTay jun a. a,so 'fS ap coa d'e"' w
Kinsais. June ii-Passed steamer cevc 'b''' '>'
eupSSm ,G' June isaed steamer Chester 9TH
Dam s'" ,nnn -Par.cd cheruskia Ger.
Ruscn New~york for Hamburg; OHIO 'b''' '''''""
Nn,wnrn ' June ii~so,iei Southwark 'S0'
Wet;er,om June 9-Arrived. steamers A merSs
,pnteb, Hut. New. York; Mannheim Ger'' oeSe'n'S"
namSnre June ssailed Albeno ,Ger' her. her.
New orn; 10th. arrived. Fuerst Bismarck "er' ave.
cvnenssee wa June i~Arrived steamer Edwin 18th
Rremsn June sailed steamer BarDarO'sa 'e'"
Inyrc June ii-saled La Navarro p'''
1Sls s sns
M'Shasls for I'm N"Ps nGa r yoans
Sew YORK for Marseies: Ravensheush t'r' l<d'''
Nantes H June s-sa,ied steamer Alssia 9TH "''"'
New-York - Mana Maria (Port,
Lisbon June il--Arrived. steamer Dona MATT"
port Natal June 0--Arrived steamer Avery f'"' '""
Hullah New York, via Cape Town ,.. ,r.r, Null
santos June ssasd, steamers TaSrmns so so
Ter New-York 9th Cuvier Orr ouinan ss,sn tseIs3,
Pernambuco June 10-Saled. steamer "ae
Fisher from Rio Janeiro for New-York ,.rdrs ff,r).
Rio Janeiro June i0-Arrved steams, saiisG Hob
Hairby, New-York via Pernampueo' i''"'
bein (3r), shuriock New-York. - Au,.roa Besrlk
Colon. June II, nOon-aailed. steamer ~''
Nsw-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
DrBs BOLTS THE SOCIAL DEMOCRACY.
HE AND HIS FOLLOWERS HOLD CONVENTION

HE AND HIS FOLLOWERS HOLD CONVENTION
OF THEIR OWN
Chicago. June 1.-THE Social Democracy. in con-
yenton In this city decided by vote OF % 10 80. In
favor OF the colonization scheme. for which purpose
1t was organized. and against the plan or political
action proposed by Eugene " Debs. Before taking
the vote there was a warm debate. lasting from
early last evening unti 2:30 this morning.
Upon the silence which greeted the announcement
OF the ballot President Debs and his thirty-hve
followers held a consultation Then they filed out
of the nall and held separate convention.
The secessionists were called to order at the Re-
we're House by Frederick T.. Heath. OF Wisconsin.
T. {; Gordon OF New-York. was secretary The
rollcal showed that thirty seven delegates were
present representing sxty-six branches or the
ia ore,nizat,on I'm the New England States New
York Tennessee Wisconsin, Colorado and Missouri
4 National Central Committee was appointed. con
Instructed to secure headquarters In "A city other
Than Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
SING SING.

George Ostendorf will lead the meeting Of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union this evening. Chris
tian Courage will be the topic Of the Young Peo-
pies Society OF Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Presbyterian Church. to be led by Martin Lowen-
haupi. Miss Nellie Smith will conduct the meet
ing of the Epworth League. at the Highland Ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church.
The thirty second commencement at DR.. Ho-
brooks Military School will be held on tuesday:
The institution has completed a successf,Hl school
year, and Its closing literary exercises wi be IN
terestng. The battalion drill dress parade and re-
view. IN the afternoon. Will attract large at
tendance. General Z. A. McAlpin will be the re-
viewing officer
meeting Of the Christian Citizenship League
has been called for tomorrow evening in the rooms
of the Young Mems Christian Association.
Chidren's Day exercises will be held in the Meth
odst Episcopal. Presbyterian and Baptist churches
to-day,
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

A ,out three hundred women. representing INC
Bar,tist churches Of Yonkers Nyack Tafry'o""'
Mount Vernon and other places. gathered III inc
Warburton Avenue Baptist Church FRIDAY ave-
noon to attend the quarterly meeting OF 'ne "o"
en,s Baptist Foreign Missionary Society FOR Inc
southern New-York Association. The pulpit was
decorated with flowers from the Colgate consrrNn-
tories short meeting was heid IN 'he n,en, NJ
The association The minutes were READ Dy 49, w Sc
rotary Mrs Kemp. and the treasurer Ms, 49,
pead by Miss Newton. Mrs. f. d. Simons and MISS
~ II cameron Miss Newcomb. Of India. made an
sddress At moon nnder tSa deson Of Mrs BAILEY
who had the assistance or ME- Aeksre Me P,;rns
Al the afternoon session there were addresses n.y. w
Yrs Parshley, of Japan: Dr.. Bunker and Miss
MIS-, MIS- Emma ~ Watson and Frank f. FORSYTH
were married Thursday evening at tne IU'e r W
e, Miss Carrie A. Bate. cousin of the bride. was tie
maid Of honor Miss Minnie Il smith INA vas the E oGy
The ceremony was performed By the Rev cnaries
f. Allison OF the Dayspring Presbyterian .h
Tns 'rT se Sss wSS 81 gss Thomas
Baker and Miss Anne Baker OF BTookyn M of Jay
Mcha"s fnng ana Isiana Mrs and Mrs A. Anderson
Mrs Wallace Post and Herbert Bate OF Hastings
The ien.men team Of the Paiisade Boat Club lost
it's game Thursday night with The team oi me on
kers Bowling Club by score OF lSOo 10 l"'o IL was
the deciding game OF friendly series IL. ~
Children's Day will be observed today win s ap.
First and Central Methodist Episcopal Warbur,oh
Avenue and Nepperhan Avenue Bapus', :" es,IiiaiI
Ter Presbyterian and Park Hn reformed cnuICness
AZ the First Reformed Church the Rev a: II. b G.
shaw OF the Collegiate Church, New-iofH ''E
win preach. .A,,,,. ,aason NJ
1895 there was an informal ENTERTAINMENT ioio"eu
nv a dance last night at the clubhouse OF tlt I'm.
Esrs Yacht Club Officers of the Yonkers Corlnthlan
and Pal,sade boat clubs were invited 70 attend
The Rev James f. Freeman and mrs: rree, ,,.a
received the guests at the strawberry fesuVa given
Friday night In the parish house OF 81 An1rew ,
he AUSPICES OF the CnanCel
Child During the evening Miss Hollins, Mrs. MOT
ris r Poucher j. Frank Curran and MISS huoy
Harrington entertained with vocal ana ihS'' u''' "
music CT, .o.,oraoy
afternoon the home team defeated the \ Dung Men
catholic Association Of the Monastery by score OF
G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
THE ANTISCALPING BILL TNDORSED

At meeting at Chicago Wednesday the Ma
tional Association OF Merchants and Travellers
unanimously adopted the following resolution:
Resolved, That we. the representatives Of the
National Association OF Merchants and Travellers
of Chicago; the Interstate Merchants AssOciat ion
OF ST. Louis; the Kansas City Transportation Blu
reau. the st. Joseph Transportation Bureau, the
Des MONIES Association of Jobbers and Manufactu-
rers. the st. Paul Jobbers' Union the Jobbers and
Manufacturers Association. Of Minneapolis, and
the Milwaukee Association OF Jobbers and Manu-
facturers. hereby petition Congress pass House
of Representatives bill No. 1870. commonly known
the Anti Scalping bill. and 10 give the matter
early consideration.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR MONDAY.

Ap,-la,e Division suyr-m. Court-Recess until Tues
'a Supreme S%ns g. " rB-tore Lawrence
JMotion calendar called n 1899 a m II, p.,,rs Daily
J~tourt opens at 1880 a. m. r, par'e matters
supreme s sP esur T.% Ies m ~ s'fsa
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0' s"prs" s curt pee.a Trrmrar, yns'ere Bi'cnon
jr J.cunses to be sent from Part ~ FOR trial '"S'
a. sDcIn e T Psf9 Russell
Supreme court-spscis TerrnPar, vi Before Cohen
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SUPREME co,Tal rerm-Pa Iy,r Sc, p sSIsi
s,a,rr. J-'auses to BE- sent from Fart III /" "'"'
Supreme court-rria Term-Par v-Before pusro J.
-s.aus.s ps from Part III for trial. Case IN
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tsuses to he from preferred calendar for trial
SUR psate's rt-Chamhers-Herore Arnold. s.-No
s,: v1S4 6Sa Mary %e e2
Foley, cqrs,e 1san enry Grssrsau@ Fanny
at 1870 a. m. Matilda NJ a. Greene. a, II a. M; Mary
f a,man Isaac a M%n9 s SS2 ,o. r,v.r,,s
cour, c,,ers at 1890 a. m. No day calendar.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
by DAILY. j.
r1rompson ast Kmball-Irwis l. Delsneid'
M"ntgomery ast Petry 4 co-Duncan Edwards
Conner as DsI,er-I.oIenzs semple .r,. w.
psny sst Great National Mexican silver Company
| lam u. Hornblower
BY Lawrence J.
PHILADELPHIA Trust snse Deposit and Insurance Com
| many agt. Keiiy-Chares d. Burril'
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
by DAILY, J.
ose.ss K Thompson as. Francis H ximbal'-1A0"''
D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
MAMARONECK.

The assessors OF the village o. Mamaroneck
have closed their books and report only few OBJ
jections to the valuations. AS compared with
year ago The principal reductions asked for are
as follows: Marian Osborne estate. $4,000 TO
500 CO., also the exemption OF property valued at
40 600 which Mrs Osborne gave 10 the State for u
Home for Aged Women The assessors contend
that nothing has been done TO put into execution
this provision OF the Will and that the property Is
being rented TO a tenant. and should bear taxes
Mrs X. NJ Mabley has also asked that her per-
sonal taxes Of $50 600 be stricken out as she does
no; own that amount In the village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
prpct,Bs ryTER NlrEsINK POSTOFFICE.

Atlantic Highlands, y. J., June 1.-THE Navesnk
posto;i,co was entered bv burglars early to-day.
and they succeeded In stealing considerable guam
,ty Of STAMPS The thieves. after getting into the
postoc,icc went work on the safe ana drilled
hols I'm the door. Then they inserted fuse ana
blew th. door open with dynamite. Postmaster
Swan OF Nayesink. heard the noise ana hurried 10
Inc po. Office The fact that he was not armed
probnbly prevented his being killed we surprised
he burglars at the safe and demanded 10 know
u,n.t the mon were doing. one OF the thieves
pointed "A revolver at the postmaster ana heid MN
until IN, other mad succeeded IN removing the
STAMPS The thieves sd not get any cash, 10,
Swan had removed II 10 his home when ne closed
m. postoflce after business last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Harold E. Spencer. referee in the action OF the
Farmers Trust Company against the Pocantict
Waterworks Company. announced yesterday that
the waterworks would be sold at public auction
on July e.
The commencement exercises Of Irving Institute
were held on Friday evening. An interesting pro-
gramme given.
The revised village assessment roll was not filed
yesterday, had been expected but Will probably
he cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
TARRYTOWN.

Mrs NJ NJ Boering. OF Detroit Mich. has rented
Charles j. Gould's country seat for the summer
months.
The following residents Of Greenburg Township
have been drawn 10 serve as Jurors at the June
term of the County Court. which begins IN White
Plains on Monday June %: Grand-John w. Free.
OF Tarrytown: Daniel Lawrence, of Ardsey, and
John NJ. Sullivan. OF East lryington pett-John
Kerwin. Of Dobbs Ferry and Samuel Hopenstead.
OF East View. ,.
George w Scott has been appointed superinten-
dent OF the First Baptist Church Sunday school.
Chidren's Day will be observed In the East view
Methodist Episcopal Church to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
NOT FRANK SEAMAN or MANHATTAN.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: ] was very much surprised to learn from
representative Of one OF the newspapers that he
had the impression that the several Judgments re-
Gently filed against one Frank Seaman were against
mo Not only Is thl. not true. but there are not
even any actions pending against me for judgment.
I will be much obliged II you will give this letter
nuhiicity | understand from r. G.. Dun's repre-
sentative that the Frank Seaman against whom the
SrnoLivn FRANK SEAMAN.
No III Broadway. Manhattan. June II. 1sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
pEEKSKILI,.

The sunday-schoos will observe Ch.dren's Day
this morning and evening at the several churches
AT the First Presbyterian Church the rev. j.
Richie Smith Of Baltimore. former pastor OF inc
church Will be present and speak both the morn
ing and evening services. ~ ,,..,.
'rhe Rev. James ". A. Dodge. pastor OF ~. fauI
10 odd Fellows In his church this evening ourt
landt Lodge No and Cryptic Lodge No a.
/ o. O. r. and Mount Ararat Encampment No. g.
as well as Rebekah Lodge, will attend IN
body. II is estimated that five hundred Odd feI-
lows will be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
TTFNFTI IIT'N'
Months ended Months {
CADETS UNDER CANVAS.

West Point. ~ y. June u.-Camp Humphreys
was established here to-day. and promptly al z
O'Clock the first and third classes Of cadets took
possession Of their canvas quarters FOR the sum-
mer during which time they will be under the
care Of Colonel Otto l.. Helm and the tactice
officers IL,
One hundred and seven candidates, including
principals and alternates. Will apply on next Mon
day for examination sor admittance to the Acad-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
HO.UE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Redheld Proctor. OF
Vermont: Sir Thomas J. Upton. Of London. ana
Lieutenant Henry Bryant L. y y. bkhND
T-NION-Dr 8 NJ Long OF Cairo. Egypt and Joel
Benton. OF Pouehkeeps!e. MURRAY Hlbl-W'
" Finlav Of Washington. vice-president OF the
Southern Railway. PARK AVENtE-The Kew
I Coleman OF Boston. PLAZA-The Rev
Rowland Hale. OF Sewanee. Tenn. WALDORF
DR. J. w Farlow OF Boston WlNDSOR-Sehor
Mendonca Of Washington eN-Brazian Minister TO
the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
RICHMOND BOROUGH NEWS.

A white buoy. severed from submarine mine.
the location OF which 1t marked. foated up on the
sands at South Beach yesterday morning II was
first supposed that IL a mine and word
hastily teephoned 10 Fort Wadsworh and 1t was
promptly removed.
The following are the newly elected trustees OF
tho Smith Inhrmary: Stephen ID: Stephens. Louis
l.. Trfbus DIR, j. j. O'Dca DE Witt Stafford, Dy.
Theodore Walser. c. f. Zentgraf Orrin g. Wood
and Lewis r. Within.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy R. King. Of Nsw-Bright6n.
have returned from California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
DOBBS FERRY.

The announcement Is made of the coming
rage OF Miss Sarita Stiles. the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Green Wight. of New-York City. to
DR.. Robert Denniston OF this village. The wedding
Will take place Thursday. June q. In the Church
Of the Incarnation. Manhattan
The graduating exercises OF the class or rs OF
st. Christopher's Home were held yesterday morn
ing in the Industrial Building. In South broadway
The Rev. Thomas Punnett and his family. Of
Hatch Terrace. have gone TO Providence X. l.. for
the summer months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
NEW-ROCHELLE.

An afternoon tea In aid OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union VII be given next Friday on
the large lawn al the home OF Mrs. f. w. Finch.
Csntre-ave. and Prospec.-st.
i The second In series of musicals under the
Hvsptces Of the choir Of Salem Baptist Church viii
- SVEN On TueedAy night.
nn9ssr e vsli-sne.a reeidents Of Pelham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
TWO NEW BANKS AUTHORIZED.

Washington. June 1.-THE American National
Bank OF Lima. Ohio. has been authorized begin
business with Il capital OF 10000
The First National Bank OF Wynne wood Ind. r.,
has been authorized 10 begin business with capl-
tai Of &O.VU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
A CHESTNUT STREET BANK DIVIDEND.

Washington. June n-Controller Dawes returned
10 the city to-day from Philadelphia, where he
went In connection with the affairs OF the Chestnut
Street National Bank. which failed last year. He
announced that next week additional dividend
Of 10 per cent in favor OF the creditors OF the bank
would be declared. making ~ per cent In all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
PLEASANTVILLE.

Children's Day will be observed in the West
Pleasantvllle Methodist Episcopal Church and In
the Presbyterian church to-day.
The Biodgett Memorial Home for Boys or New
York will be opened for the summer this week
The closing exercises OF the Union Free School
will be held in Library Hall on Friday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
FEARED ASSASSINATION ~ MEXICO.


TRY BECAUSE OF THE PRO SPANISH
FEELING OF THE PEOPLE
Saratoga. y. Y. June II (SpeciaD.-James r.
Livingston. who has Just returned from Queretero
Mexico situated within 100 miles OF the CITY OF
Mexico was compelled TO leave there for rear OF
being assassnated. His business anairs ne hnr-
rledy left In charge OF tho United states minister
Powell Clayton.
lie Save that President Daz and other Mexican
officials are doing their best TO maintain strict
neutrality but that the people are pro spanish ~
tho extreme and exhibit an intense hatred Tor an
anerican ms and everyth hing American. lie reports
the murder OF several persons for expressms
Friendly feeling for the United states 10 wear an
American nag was TO invite assassination.
MIR Livingston learning that he was 10 ps u.s.
sassinatNi lef, there May 80, ana ne couii no'
nae gotten away had he not been provided Wit, a
guard lie says that In Queretero an on tn ,
Churches are profusely decorated with spanish
haes and that prayers offered up for the sue
OF the Spanish arms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

movement to lay out a nine-hoe golf course near
the Pelham station OF the New-i YORK, NeW-HNen
and Hartford Railroad. The club VIII proDaDIy pe
known as the Pelham Gof Club. and II Is proposed
10 lease the old home OF DR.. Haywood Tor cup
house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
MOUNT VERNON

The home Of Frederick Abel. No 20 South Fourth
ave was robbed on Friday OF sIlverware, jewelry
and clothing There is ciew to the thieves.
Gustave Panse. forty years DID, died on Friday at
his home No 22C COlumbus-ave. Mr.. Panse was
born In Germany. and leaves widow and six
chi,t0en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
THE NAY EXPORT SETTLEMENT.

AN INCREASE OF $50 520725 OVER THE SAME
MONTH or LAST YEAR.
Washington June 1.-THE Chief OF the Bureau OF
Statistics reports that the exports Of domestic
products from the United States for the month OF
May and for the eleven months of the fiscal year
1895 compared with similar exports for the same
period OF the previous fiscal year were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TUESDAY. JUNE ~
w., vo- LIN. Mails close Vessel sails.
l,..r,o, a ILoyd ......... 700 10: 90 a m
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL.
Majestic Liverpool White star VW a m i2 10 m
IoSrdand southampton. American. lo;Uo III izV III
~ Nnr New orleans. Morgan 800 y m
f. - /. cb.,ies,on clyde ........ 800 IN