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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-12
Sitter pnm WuIfcrfafcn.

Der 6anolurgsreiIeno Oarf ais
pi6tiger 6attor Oes &uIturle6ens -
pi9tig, 10 LANCE mar iiberbuupt Mitz
telsperiOnen 3tpiiGen @ertGufer uno
&dufer brau9t - ebenfaus einige5
Sontsrefe bednIpru6en, unD in einem
jungen unb BON unterne6mungsgei1t
~ftroBenoen 2dnoe, ME IS bu5 unierige
lit, gang b%eipnoers. Seine Sfetlnubme
an Der geI6dftli6sn unO mittelbur Der
gsiammien fultureIen G~rtpidelung
u~niers5 QanoeS lit gar ni3t gu inter
i6Gben, obpoGl tie bis ieBt nur tpeni9
in S6iloerunqen Die Ter GntDitelung
geniirotgt norDen lit.
2(ber aus unisrer 6anbelsreiienbenz
DeIt isI6it lift nit Der 53sit etpus me
ientli6 QnOeres ~geporoen! Sin Be
tsran Oieier 3unft. Der ieit etnd einem
8ierteljubr6unoert Die groBen Seer
itraBen 6efd6rt, mag na6ite6en0 oa5
Wprt BADEN:
Der ate, nod 9ieler 10 gelGufige
SDpus zines 6dnbelsreiitnOsn nit Ell
mem &iit6en Gigarren, elmer 8uqe
8bi5tsb, elmer 9artie Spielturten unb
einem 9iitol in ieinem 6anotGI6fan,
uno nit ieinen unerI10pfliden DiBen
uno Sfer3sn uno ietnem augemeinen
3eItreben, ft6 gum angeneETs S6pez
ren0tber 3u maGsn, i6ninOet ais 3Dz
pug 6eute raid ba6in. Wo6l luufen
nod gar mun6e sin8elne 8ertreter bic
fer 8attung 6erum, a6er INNER germ
ger pirO ihre 3a6l, un0 iie perben
bdlD rirgeno5 mebr BEL uns, iog1r i'm
iingiten 0eitsn, ais DDQ uno qan3
~anerfannt, ionbern s6en nit Den UNI
terqeorOnetiten 6dultrern uno y6atiz
rem, bic nit uniersm Stano feline Sc
meinifaft baben, in einen Sopf gez
tpprfen rer0en.
M}ebr uno me6r IinO bic 8e7@GFt8z
leute aud in ben Ser. Staten ii6er
Geisn S1pus bindu5gepu6Ien; tie Iino
g2IfGftli6 gu gebilpet uno gu erfa6z
rem fiir i'm gerporoen! SAT- berz
i6punOen lit Die 3eit, od 6as @aarenz
faufen g%r0Btent6eils Elm Experiment
mar, gefOroert Ourd cine poblgez
Idmierte 3unge unO anCsre geieuige
r9or3ijgs". Sm QGgamsinen peroen
AUDI bei uns bic. M1aren ni4t ms6r
auf flotte 6reunOiGaft Fin p%erfauft.
y&9tn. Sic miiIen un6ebingt uuf if
rem eigenen 9or3igen ite6sn, unO Dor
&Qsm: lie miifen genau i'm ri6tigen
3ettpuntt a~ngeboten tpcrbenl 8eraOe
pte i'm &rieqe bel elmer SGlaAt, BE-
ite6t bic Stunt Des @epinmns CUR
Sdlfte odrin. ben ri9tigen 3eitpuntt
fir Die SSntereien Der eigsnen otrlegz
fiRrenDsn 8drtsi" frii6 genug 81 err
tennen uno prompt dug3unuben. User
ii4 Ourauf ni4t Dsrit.bt, Fat Die
SGla6t iGcn 6alb perIoren, ebe es
gum 3refFsn tommt. Die Uðooe
Der regeIreGten 6anCelsretienoen bon
6eute limb 10 peri6ieOen BON oenjeniz
Qen DOR nod 3rpdn3ig SdRren (unO Da
unD bort in nod Diel neuerer gait, ME
es bic mob:rne &riegsfii9rung bon ben
alien 9anostne4se : &riegstiinIten lit.
Freili6 ipielt Oas 9utfreunOma4.n,
8eI6i6ten : gr8Gblen unb 3rdttiren
nod immar cine gepife Roue, a6er crit
nu6trGgIid, penn man I6on peiB,
6aB man Dem 9etreffenoen @aaren
p%srfaufen fam. 8prber muB gang an
osrss @ei6iiB auffubren; nan muB
our re6ten l3eit getOmmen Isin unO
ale ernftsn 6ragen unb @intpdnOe oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-12

ftzQfabemie" al. Die 9riifungen CUR
@ufnabme fir ben llniperiitdts< Sur
Jus ne6men am IS. SUM- i9ren &nz
fang.
5us id6rli6e Gon3ert Der Marpz
IGnoer 8Iinoen : S9uIe pirO am
0onneritag, ben 16. SUM-, 9a4mtts
tags 4 u6r, i'm n2bceum : S6eater"
Itattfinoen. 8iaste fam man, ME an
unoerer SteIIe Our3 Qn3eige betannt
gema4t pirb, erbalten, penn man
8Oittarten, nit &ngube Der 3abl Der
gepiinI9ten 9ldBe an bic S4ule BIN
ienoet.
Die Subresf6luBfeier be5 p2o0oIus
GOIegs" 'finbet am %. SUM, 46enos
5 l16r, i'm n2pceumsS beater" itatt. u
30gIinge tperben ben 3itel 8accalduz
reus artium unb Is 8o1t : 8raOutrte
ben Opttpr<8rQb er6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-12

getreftnben nit nirfli9er Sddtennt4
nib gu ietner 8efrieoigung beantportst
BADEN. Die ei9ene qriinDlide 8snntE
nib ces 6anoelsrei5enpen DON Dem 4r<
trtel, auf peIden er rett, lit 9eut4
tpthttger, ais ie 8ubor, uno per cine
erfoIgrei4e Guufbabn in bisIem 8retie
BADEN nil, Dem fam i6 MIR brinQen6
empfe6len, 8tpdr ni6t gu ipGt gu be-
ginnen, por6er aber eiuen de60riQen
SIRIUS i'm QaOanz& letnperfduf ourhz
3uma6en. 0teIer &urIus piro am
beIten i6on Dor Dem Gintritt Der 8oQs
id6rigteit Dousnbet, uno ounn @liid4
duf CUR 6eeritrdBe, tpenn e5 an beu
ioEftigen 8efdbigung ni6t ge5riht:
@rOBe Sanoels3peige beitimmter
@attungen, tpie Shu6e, 6jite uuD
&Ieioer, MAIDEN fat t6r gauges Sc
i6Gft bur9 6unoel8reiienoe uno
3nur in nur bier p0er fiinf Mordten
oe5 Sa6res. 9u 6eiBt e5 gang beionz
bers, i'm redten Quqerblid duf Der
8ilpfldfe 81 eri6etnen, bamit ber9tua
itertditen : Sitter gleiA Gdldr binters
Der iGgen tann: sd fam, iub unO
Iiegte!" Nn0ere 6anoeI5retIenoe m0s
0en 5e6n Monate i'm Sabre untertpeg5
Iein uno flint U{dL 10 biele Duaren NIT
fi6 fibren, uno tie t0nnen bod ntnt
mebr bertuufen, dl5 Die Grlteren in
bier ober flint Monaten. Dem 5unoa
ung8reiien0en liegt audi Die 4ufgdbe
pb, ale i6le6teren - ODER i6le3t ges
~pprbenen - &unoen ieine5 5duies
au83uiGten uno Our6 CUTE 5u erieBen.
Q(u6 9as erforoert gang 6eDeutenOe
&enntniB, uno feline BON SdnDelss
Qoenturen 9sidmmelten unO MIR ber=
trdulif odus0elieEenen" ItatiitiiAeR
Qnaaben iiber ben Stano Der 3auiena
be unb Qbertduienbe bon 8ei6Gften
i'm Qanbe tDnnen bafiir GrIaB bieten.
4u6 muB Der rihtige 6dnoelsreiI enoe
elm outer Diplomat ietn uno ale
Streitiateiten uno Spunmlngen 5piz
i6en feinem 6auie uno ben &unoen
perI0nli4 i9lthten.
SroB dQer qeI4dftIt6en llnIi6erRejt
in unIerer 3eit iinO pirtlt4 erfabrene
moDerne 6arbeI5reiienOe nit benz gea
nunnten Riiit8eug bon Sd4tenntntB,
Grfa6rung uno Observation-Disclosures
fat niemuls obne 8eiAdftigung, ipenn
1e geIuno blet6en, unb ber6dltnIBmds
Big biele DerIelben bringen eS auf 5000
bis 5000, man6e Guf 10000 bis
$4,000 Dollars ba8 Sa6r. SD babe
ME cine Salon beridumt, babe StraA
pa3en in MenQe ~beItanben, babe IN
meiner gan3en Prari5 nur cine Betbs
na6t in @eieli6aft meiner Satin
bsrbraft, bic mir ar bieIem 8ehufe
1000 0teilen peit entgeger retien
muBte, - aber i6 tpiirOe unter tetnet
umitGnoen oieien 8eruf nit einem an
beren freipiaig bertaui6en!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-12
GntirBIi6rs Grubrnungliif.

Sn einem &oftenbergperte gu Sioz
@iltes6arre, 9a., peroen Dur9
19lagenbe Detter 5eRn 8ergleute
t0Otli9 perleBt.
@iTtesbarre, 9d., II. SUM-.
- 9ur9 cine @rplpTion BON i3lu9enz
ben @ettern tpurOsr hsuts in OsmSii0z
Wi(fes6arre S6dfts Der r0shjg6z Il.
0ilfesbarre &oblen : g." 3e6n
gergleuIe tDotri4 psrlsBt urO auBerz
Dem bel S9aoen am @igentbum an
9eri6tet. Die Namen Der Opfar iino:
4l6ert Sitting, 6reb. SepmOur, Sa8.
6erron, Martin @~oaog1er, 8arnep
'GorDng6am, 9ster Mc8iq, Martin
Brennan, SEomus 6lanigdn uno 3iz
61rO uno Spen oSpnes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-12

rem 9rdoe Der Setterllnle o0er ubar=
baupt ni9t nit Dem @rblaifer perz
tpanbt, pber tpenn er cine 80rperi61ft
ober eite iurtftii9e 9eripn 1T, S. fir
ie 800.
8ei Summen 3pif9en $4,000 unb
$4,000 Iinb bic porItebenbanS teusr=
fGBe nit u 81 multipli3iren; Bel Iolz
den BON 100000 bis $4,000 Itno
tie nit 2, bel fpl9en BON 100000 Bis
$1,OOO,OOO Iino tie nit q unb bel
grDBeren Summer nit 3 gu multtpliz
3tren.
Die @teuer 6aftet Bis 3urge3oblung
als bingli6ss &e9t auf Dem permd4z
ten Gigent6um uno muB bpr 4us3d6z
lung Der Qsgate entri9tet peroen.
S9uIbbetenntnife.
Der S9aBamts : Setretdr tpirb err
mG9tigt, Don .3ett gu 3eit Iol6e Sums
men, pte er ie our 8eitreitung Der Of
fentlifen Iu5gaben fir erforOerli6
era9tet, gu einem 3 9ro3ent nt4t ii6erz
i~teigenben 3tnsfaB 81 entIet6en uno
bagegen S3ul0betenntnt6e in Iennz
bstrdgen BON S. pber Dem 8ielfa9en
bapon aus3uge6en, bergeItalt, baB iez
bes S6ulobetenntniB gu elmer pom
S9dBamts : Setretdr dngegebenen
3stt, aber ni6t ipGter uls Elm Sabr
na6 Der Qu5gnbe, einlDsbar lit. 0o9
BARI 3l feiner 3ett Der aus itebenoe 8ez
trag oteier S9ulbbefenntnife $780,
100000 ii6eriteigen.
Bombs.
Del S6aBamts : SsfretGr fpiro err
mG6figt, fir 8e9nung Der Der. Staaz
ten BON 3eit gu 3eit, ie na4Oem Die
8etrdge CUR 8eitreitung Der in Riidz
fi6t auf ben gegen1pGrtigen 8rteg Be-
piligten Qusgdben ~erforosrIi8 err
ideinen, uno unter Der 8eoingung,
baB tie dusi6lieBli9 CUR 8aitreitung
iolfer Nusgdben berpenOst perOen,
eire NnIeiBe Big CUR 60ba BON $780,
100000 duf8urehmen unO oagegen
Coupon oOer regiitrirte BOMBS gu
Rennbetrdgen bon 500 poer Ws6rfdz
dem D;efer Summs aus3ugebsn, MEL
de 5pdn3ig Sabre na6 ibrer @miIIion
in fltnganber Miin3e eingel0It perosn
miifen - ubsr bareit8 na6 10 Su6ren
ie na9 GrmsFen Der Der. Staaten elm
Qel0it fperoen t0nrsn - un0 in pier
teljd6rli6an Raten nit iGFrli3 3 Proz
gent in tlin9enoer Mtin5s gu sntriAz
tenDen .3inien gu Der3inisn IinO. Die
9onos miiFen 3unG6it ais Elm 8onc3z
Nnle6sn gu Ydri dusgeboten perOen.
9erieniee 8etru9 Der Bombs, Der ettpa
ni6t 9e3ei6net perben iOIte, fam
pom S4uBamtsfefretdr na9 bon inn
auFgeItelten Regeln, uber ni9t unter
9ari, a6geieBt peroen. 4u9 bari
feline GommtiIion ge3ublt tperOen.
Mt6Imi
0us fir bic 8eItimmung b,s e.
mats binii6tli9 Der Steuer auf gez
mtifteB Mebl dngenommene SubItiz
tut bsIagt, oaB 9erIonen, peI6e Ii4
nit 7abritation unO 9erfauf BON gsz
miI6tem Me6l bei6Gftiger, cine Spez
3ialiteuer BON $12 pro Subr bs3u6Ien
unb gemGB @rtiteI 3242 uno 3239 Der
reoibirten Statuten, iopte unter benz
Iel6en Strafunbro6ungen licentiirt
peroen ipQen. ueberbies piro bon iez
benz SAB fabri8trten gemii6ten Me6ls,
5as pertauft pirb, cine Steuer pon 4
Gents er6oban. 9teIel6e Steuer trifft
i'm 8erbdItntB qeringere Quantttdten.
S6ee.
BON S6ee, Der aus benz QusLanOe
importirt niro, i'm elm 3Oa pm 10
Gents pro 9fun0 erbobsn peroen. Der
53oQ tritt ieoo9 iofort uno niGt crit,
nie Der @enot bei4lOffen bat, am /.
SSuli in &rdft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-12
Grin, Gilbert in Rsppurt.
belgiI6e prin3 pir0 in Repport
ais Salt Oes MiajOndrs qoster
8almer berpeIlen.

Repport Mems, 81. S, Il
Sunni. = Bring &lbsrt BON 8elgien 1T
in 8eqleitung Oes Oberten !6enri
llrqblut uno ieinss 2eibar5tes @utap
Males aus Gdnuod. bia Bottom, bier
t~inoetroffen. Die 8eiuffr tpuroen
bur6 6rn. potter 9ulmer empFangen,
beiIen @GIfe lie pG6rsnO ibres Qufents
bates in Nefpport Ietn perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-12

-Dur4 cine GTpIoIion in Der Nsps
6apsn Roaing Mia gu Rep : 6aosn.
Conn, bubte Der 4r6siter Bat. Qaps
Tor fein 2eh:n eIH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-12

Snetner fetnen 6dmiffe.
. 8e6eimrdtbin CUR 3ofe); n2iiette,
Die 8inDer foIgen mir ni6t, ruisn sic
Quaen6lidli9 zen gr5iefer."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-12

9affen6. ~ @r: nDounerpetter.
6rGulein ton3en ia ME cine 5eoer!"
Sic: gGi9t pdbr, pie mir 0d 8uldmz
men pafen, sic tan3en ndmIi4 ME
Elm 6eoerbdIterl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-12

5ataG. = 6reurbir; sd Jag
Dir Mnnd, mein Mdnn bat n 9elD,
felt brsi Do6en fam i9 teine 3 3 n
mad anbringen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-12
SnrnaOn in Srras.

Can antonio, 5eras, II.
SUM. - Sin 3orraDo Derpiftste gsz
tern ben Ort RtoblaDiqe, 80 Ufeilen
BON 6isr. 9rei 8erionen fpuroen gez
t0otet urO biste 9erIonen b~erpurOst.
QuBeroem ipurOe piel Sigsntbum 3erz
ft0rt.
&leineS M iBber It dnbniB &.
- &utI6er: sou i9 Die Pferoe an
ipannan?" 5err: g9absn lie Ifon gez
freFsn?" &uti6sr: rSaDohl. d6er
nur elm tleines 9utterbrcb."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
PEEK SKILL.

The s,xty-ffth year Of the Peekskil Military
Academy came a close yesterday afternoon with
the final exercises OF the graduating class in the
armOry. The programme was as follows: Prayer.
the Rev. T. c. Straus EXCHANGE" Cadet Mario
Pinedo. DEVELOPMENT OF Electricity" Cadet Edwin
Lefler The Power Behind the Throne" Cadet
Amasa Smith: The Present Crisis, Cadet Harold
more. comforting Of class certificates prizes and
diplomas. address by Cornelius a Pugsey. school
song. The Star Spangled Banner and bCnedciion.
The class of IS comprises \. T. Aeon. r. L.
Stewart Rurchard. l.. T. Dosh, f. I3mmanuelu c.
j. GhigOne ". II. Gilmore \. c. Heublein G. 4
Humiston. II. ID. + Hyatt s T. Jones. c. Bert La
France, Edwin Letter. Louis 10 Forte. VI. PincdO
II. l.. Pope, J. II. Pujals and Amasa Smith. The
drill took place IN the morning. and witnessed
by many spectators. There guard mount
Gattling gun drill. battalion parade and review.
The exercises al Lake Michigan School were given
before large throng. The programme Of the
graduating exercises Essay. "Over Gold
smith" Captain c. Il. BauerdOrf. essay. justin
cation OF the Cuban Rebellion" Cadet J. Porro.
Annual contest In defamation: !, disregard FOR
Law" Sergeant r. i. Fellows g In the Tolls Of
the Enemy. Sergeant q. ;. Garvan. 3. Defence
of Hofer." Cadet l.. \. Pelham. jr. /. "The Slave
OF Boston" Cadet ]. 7. Pitcher. Essay, The Re
Under: essay. A Day on Glacier" Cadet s. T..
Stokes r.; defamation. "Catane's Defiance"
Lieutenant +. II. Kendall. IL. The Rev. Or. Eaton.
OF New-York. made the address 20 the graduates.
The class Of rs was follows: Captain Charles
Rome BauefdOrf. Lieutenant Edward Hale Kendall.
tr., Sergeant John stephen Garvan Sergeant Ma or
Edgar Ray Linder and Sergeant Irving Russell!
Wade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
FIVE Young WOMEy GRADUATES.

The exercises marking the close OF thu thirty
fret year OF Mrs. Leopold Wells School. at Nos
100 and III West Sevent y-scventh-st were held
last evening. The parlors OF the school filled
with the relatives and friends Of the pupils The
programme OF exercises embodied musical selec-
lions essays and Rotations by the members OF
the school The first number was piano solo by
Miss Clare Holman. This followed by an
essay Two Governments" by Miss Hannah l..
Schenfeld in which the English and American
systems OF government were contrasted Miss
Gertrude Appel gave the prologue to Scene " OF
Schiler's "Jungfrau Won Orleans Miss Eva Aline
Piza recited 4 selection from "Abou Ben Adhem'
Miss Clare Holman read n French essay and
Miss Bunella o. Mandell recited AN order for
picture" Miss Eva Aline Plza read essay
1.-THE Rise Of the English Drama, Miss Hannah
l., Schenfeld gave selection from Goethe: Scene
T. Act III. Of queen Mary given by Miss
Appcl and Miss Holman: Miss Bunella q. Mandell
played n piano solo. and this WAS followed by
address by tho Rev. Gustavc Gottheil. After tho
prograrnme had been exhausted diplomas pre-
scented to the graduates and the medals TO those
who had shown special excellence.
The graduates were the Misses Gertrude Appel,
Glare Holman, Bunela o. Mandell Eva Aline Ptza
and Hannah l.. Schenfeld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
GIN COTTON FLOATING IN TIE BAY

About two hundred or three hundred bathers al
Bath Beach yesterday were greatly frightened on
learning that a submarine mine had ceased to be
submarine and was bobbins toward them on the
surface Of the Pay.
When one OF the bathers first pointed out the
round black object about one hundred yards from
shore most OF the bathers hurried from the water
and then stood the beach specializing whether
the object was whale or merely a summer resort
sea serpent. Finally Captain Harry Whitney, an
cd boatman Of the settlement, put off from shore
in a boat and found that the object iron
shell with "A chain that had been used in anchor
ing IL to the bottom Of the Bay. Broken cables
also attached TO It,
Whitney tied the mine to his boat by means OF
the cable and began to row toward the shore. The
mine bumped against his boat in a way that
alarmed him. ana he cut Il loose and rowed back.
For an hour afterward the mine kept getting
nearer and TO the shore until finally there
seemed 10 be danger that IL might strike buried
rock and explode. Many OF the bathers had left
the water rather than take chances Of being
Blown up.
Leo Won Strahl finally swan the mine and
swan back with II. II was found to contain about
one hundred pounds OF gun cotton. II was thought
that some passing vessel had loosened the mine
from Its mornings without exploding IT, The police
Informed the omcsrs at Fort Hamilton and the
Navy Yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
The u. S. Government Tests
Show the Absolute Superiority OF
Royal Baking Powder.


kept him in bed FOR five weeks he hau 'e''''0
and # was thought he would die ,,
The Mission Band OF the Brighton Helsh's Cl'u'D ..
IN, r,ra.o 80 sixteenth anniversary to-morro"
evening. l., =, .he
charles r. Wiesand yce-commodore OF .no
Staten Island Yacht club. has presenter " ~
club silver cup which is TO be contested lo' ''''s
season. .,.. ...oototion of the Young
Mems Christian Association ha; elected me Waieer
nc officers: president. Mrs. William (. W ,ica
ne. ~ "rsidor, Air. George T.. King, second H,Ce
president MIS- John T.. Pearson; secte'1NI{ .beu
+ " skinner and treasurer. MIS- A. -. " co',ntv
TIE annual convention Of The RichmGnu ne heid
cnnSav.ecbool Teachers Association VIII ne rbo o
sun 1r,; a. Grace church Port Richmond Ihere
Vii he an afternoon and an evening session, ..-oa
+, Unknown woman Tuesday night tlt 1l.r ~
chiIdron fhe eldest four years old at me " r
uav Nursery and nothing has been h'aIu % '
So ~ children are two girls and BOY .,.o,
Wii,iam !. Charlton, president OF nv Vew-
VordIinrer Fireworks Company, IN VS. -, "d
Brighton had his face and shoulders eadiy nu'"e"
~, Tho EXPLOSION of fuse yesterday
"'Rewben & Mills sixty-uine years OLD a resluen s
~ Roe-st West ew-Brighton. died suGu"ns ga
terdav morning. He was retired merchant an"
a. Axernnt volunteer fireman of New-Nolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
NETWORK CITY.

Malls from China. Japan and Hawai- OF cafes
Hong Kong May TO- Shanghai. May a. Yokohama,
1fov 81 and Honolulu May 81. have arrived al San
Francisco on the steamer Relgic and are due 10
arrive in New-York on Sunday morning. Return
nails will close AT the Postoiice in this city as
advertised
James Hartman three years Old Of No 800 First
ave fell from a thrd-story window OF MS nome
yesterday afternoon and was instantly kiHcA
The annual commencement OF tho New-fork Law
School will be held at Carnegie Music Han this
evening at S:l5 Professor George Chase. the dean.
will preside and confer the degree OF bachelor or
laws on l45 members OF the graduating class The
degree Of master OF laws will be awarded 10 nine
members Of the postgraduate class. An address
10 the graduating classes will be delivered by I'd
ward Wetmore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS


The bond Of John NJ. Digney. as receiver OF me IN"
New-York Suburban Wafer Company Tor s-',VY'
was fled in the County Clerks Office yesterday.
The sureties are John Duffy. William DeVeso''
Daniel W Maloney and John VI. Disney.
At a hearing the petition of the Port Ches'er
Street Railway Company agains; John a. Hwylhe'
Robert $ Anderson, the Mutual Life INSURANCE
Company. Mary T.. Anne g.. hathriiiH' " -
issued in the supreme Court ~ guSenaie III o,r
has been fled in the County CLERK oHIc' - d,
ruling each Of the nine objections raised "y .ir
defendant. Robert 8 Anderson. with an NosP.'on
10 each ruling The defendant has until TO-DAY 10
answer plaintiffs petition and issues raise" 'le''
BY are set down for trial on June ~ cow. hos
Justice J. O. DN kman. IN the supreme Jul 70
Iawrence against the Board Of Education 81 the
ej,v of Mount Vernon. John Dawson Nilhain
Archer ard others. dsmissing the complain. a. 10
the defendants. John Dawson and william Hrc nyI :
that the lien Alcd by plaintiff on llgh SchC3l piu
Ing IN the city OF Mount Vernon is rot ya!ld Hh 1
v,ise the lien ed upon the same properly by we
Wilson a. Adams Company, and directing inc
pcars 81 Tdusafion OF Inc cry - Mount Vernon
10 pay 10 Isws and Archer The moneys deposited
by them with the Board 10 discharge Inc lcils
Tho birthday Of Jennie Cassidy, national super
lntondent Of Flower Mission Work, VIII be cele-
bra;cd this evening by the Women Cnrlslah Lem
pcrance Union, Of this village at the nome OF MIS-
George Flower. in Hilside-aFe .,,
The Daniel Grey Fishing club. DaNid Ncfpanck
president viii open the season on June 10. A
handsome rod and reel will bc awarded the member
% the club catching the largest bass IN rye Lake
within the remainder Of the month ,
The Village Trustees have decided 70 dispense
with arc electric lights in all except the principal
streets lin the side streets incandeescent lamps
are he placed at distance Of go feet apart !.
a Joint meeting Of the Board of Education and
the Citizens Committee will be held this evening.
to examine and decide upon the pans for the TWO
new schOo,hOuses TO be erected in this village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
MOUNT VERNON.

The annual school election held on Tuesday
night. Joseph 5. Wood. the citizens candidate for
President OF the Board Of Education. was elected
over ex-Alderman Samuel Fske. Independent Re-
publican. by about TWO hundred plurality Il. II.
Patterson was elected trustee IN the First Ward
for four years and Ii. J. jennings FOR two years
Mrs Edward Gay, the only woman candidate In
the city, was On ;hc uchot IA ..ls wt4l. ana.
though she did not receive enough votes 20 elect
her she attracted sufficient support 20 defeat the
present trustee. William II. Bard. William HIN
man was reelected for four years in the Second
Ward. Frederick Teff, for four years and William
J.. Sleighi FOR two years IN the Third Ward. Ed
ward Hartley for four years In the Fourth Ward
ard Henry +. Giere for four years in the Fifth
Ward
The Common Council held n meeting on Tues
day night. and administered The oath 70 the nesg
Aldermen and city officers The business was
principally routine and the Board adjourned 10
meet on next Tuesday. when The Mayor will an
nornce his new appointments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
IRON MAKERS AGREEMENT BROKEN.

Birmingham. Ala. June (SpecaD.-The South
ern iron manufacturers agreement to maintain
nrices has gone under. The Sloss Iron and Steel
Company the second largest iron producer In the
South has dissolved relations with the combna-
ton The dissolution OF the compact was caused
by cutting prices
The manufacturers Will now make an effort TO
get the Southern furnaces into National organ
ization with Northern furnaces. to eliminate tho
temptation to cut In competition with the latter
in middle territory.
The Southern iron pool never was strong, several
prominent producers refusing to join 1t. 1t IS be
i.ved the arrangement OF prices FOR iron will have
"A pacific effect the Alabama coal miners who
are now demanding an increase In wages TWO
thirds OF the coal mined is used In the manufacture
of irOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-09
pRourRrTroN1sTs NAME PETER

Fmporia Kan. June s.-Ex-t'nitei States Senator
william 4 PETER was dominated for Governor to-
day hy the Prohibition State Convention The plat
form adopted declares for prohibition and woman
suffrage ana indorses the action OF the National
Government In the VAR with Spain. Other nomlna-
fions were made follows. For Lieutenant Gov
ornor T. r Black; c'etary Of state. j. g. Gar
ton. Treasurer. J. Biidson superintendent OF Pub
H.. Instruction. Mrs. r. y. EucKner. Auditor. II.
Hurley. Cougrcssrna mat Large. VI. Williams.
For Acknowledgement and Assistant Justice no
nominations were made the intention being 10 sup
mort the Republican nominations The Liberal
marty the boiling wing co. the PrOhihtionists was
also TO have held a convention here to-day but tho
attendance was small that the delegates ad-
iourncd after appointing a State Central Committee.