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New-York tribune., 1898-06-21
INCREASE ~ INTERNAL REVENUE.

Washington juno e0--Tho monthly statement OF
the collections OF internal rovonue shows that tho
May collections amounted to nt,o9S,i1, an increase
over May last year OF tS.ssi.s25 The receipts from
the several sources OF and tho increases
compared with May. 1897 given az follows;
solis s.. .O96 40, increase sssS.o51, Tobacco. ss.-
fbl ~ inc ease Sl0s 759 Fern'ented liquors GlSl
800! increase f347 M7. Oleomargarine. SS0li, In
GREASE {2 il2 Miscellaneous. SAOi, Increase, S9ne
The net increase In the receipts during tho last
eleven month hs Sv,0SA Sos,
New-York tribune., 1898-06-21
TROOPS TO BE SENT FROM CAMP ALGER.

Washington June 20--Rumors Of troop move
ments continue % emanate from camp Alee''
This time Il is stated, on what appears 10 DC
better authority than usual. that one briGade'
composed OF the three most perfectly equlpPeu
regiments-lst Rhode Island and 9th ana oth
Massachusctts-is to be sent from this camp
to Santiago The 9th Illinois. Sth Ohio 8d and
9th New-York and 33d and gath Michigan arc
said to be slated for Porto Rico. and tho quar-
termas,er-,n- chief Of the corps s supposed to be
arranging for the transportation OF these troops,
who will :, ,s reuortcd be sent by directly
from Newport News on tho TWO big liners, the
Yale and the Harvard late the New YORK ana
the Paris. Secretary Algcr said lato this aitci
hoon that none of these orders had been issucd
New-York tribune., 1898-06-21
BRITISH REGISTRY FOR SPANISH SNIP.

Boston. Juno 20-Thc british steamer Beverly ar
lived here this morning from ports IN jamaica
From one OF me passengers II WAS learned thht
he British Pollas and the Spanish steahi"r
lgr.ss,rra C,nccocion were at Kiugston on june
a, when tho Beverly sailed The Spanish SieH H'"'
had loaded sarpiios ard ammunition, ana "Hs
iaaking preparations 10 SAL for some CUBAN port
she had taken out British registry to protect hSf
against American scout boats. two Oi WHICH, 'no
nankee and tho Yosemite were cruising ou'S'uS VI
Kingston
New-York tribune., 1898-06-21
NERVE TROUBLES
Kutnow's Powder Removes the Cause.

t
alne
evidences extreme
of the
nthe efrghtn disease
Of the
There for all in
il
n a j n
wormlke
from the Of dge
mani in he
system osos some
trouble
this It o
o
ms it eliminate blood land
that hi rod
Powder anyd
It
a roll off tn
chooboy run huh andn
Should
slgftetu ficut e
Lzlrr>10uL RQQS ASTOR PLACE. NEW YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1898-06-21
BILL 10 GIgE THE AEAf COOKS,

Washington. Juno 70 Senator Hawe., nohi '.''
committee o.: Military Affairs to-day rcpoi .e@ '''
eAi providing Tor The enlistment Of cooks io' t'''
army. The bill authorizes cook iof e@c" 'D'''
Phny troop or bhtlefy with tha faBt ef lat our. %
War - 'S~'''''" - ~
New-York tribune., 1898-06-21

FIFTY-TwO MORE TAKE THE OATH AT
WEST POINT

FIFTY-TwO MORE TAKE THE OATH AT
WEST POINT
West Point, Y. June 90-Fffty-two candidates
for cadetships West Point who passed their ex-
aniua tons last March. reported TO Adjutan, Haz-
zard here to-day. At o'clock this afternoon they
Individually took tho oath OF allegiance and were
az once admitted as cadets 20 The Military Acad-
emy Among tha number was James NJ Hobson.
brother OF tho young naval officer who dist.n-
guishcd himself iu the sinking Of tho Merrlmac
~ Santiago The list admitted this afternoon IS
as follows
srrpHEN AnnoTT. M WILLIAM 4. cowLEs.
slGurND ALBERT WILLIAM VI DAVIS Geor
olAN g XLEsHIRB IN Join r DOYLE. pennsy
oa.o LArRENcE ' TRAziER.
,,55@%qla:. ,vsn,xr JoJJiN FRANKLIN.
sTEriIH% NJ BARLOW BzRGERl Wes, virr MIA
WIS nsin. JOHN NJ. GILBERT. Miss.s
OSCAR /. ROOF Pennsy- sigpi
wALHER o. BOSWELL s.s.' se5 "'''''N
R0BEfT = BoYERs Ohio Jr'. NSw-York NO.
MARK BROOKE. Pennsyl- JAMFS N. HoBsoN. Jr.
WADE II. CARPENTER. HAIRY /. HODGES vir-
ADAM +. cAsAD Kansas WILLIAM Il HORTON. Jr
kentucky CHARLES H JENNINGS
WILLIAM NJ COLvIN. Connec,cu,
TF1JG@ir +. KnLLAR. JAMES A. SHANNON
FRANK +. LONGLEY. PHILIP II. SHERIDAN. at
Michigan large
BlRCHIE o. NAHAFFIY, RALPH SPRAGCE,
Texas New
WILLIAM a. MCAfN. GILBERT II. STEWART.
Mississippi. NeU-York
WILLIAM a. MITCHELL. JAMES Il. sTUBBs. Jr.
Georgia. Texas
CAD MORGAN. Nav York HENRY T. STRONG Mas
JOHN L. MlNROE Massa- sachusetts
Jos EPH Y. TAUr.BEE,
DAVID W. MORTON Kan Kentucky
CHARLES TElFORD,
EDWARD I. OLDHAM Utah
Tennesseo ORNILI.E y. TYLER,
JOHN G. PEGRAM. vr- Maryland
gnia. GEORGE W. WEST, Ton
ROBERT j. RAIaTON nens7o.
Pennsylvania. WALTER X. WILSON,
6AMUEL W RORERTsON Tennessee.
Mi5s!sslpai.
New-York tribune., 1898-06-21
ARMY iND NAVY ORDERS.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBuNE.l
Washington. June 9o-The following Army and
Navy orders We're issued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1898-06-21
10UNlYED BY THE PRESIDENT.

AusfulsT AMEs AND JOSEPH ". PLUME
ro EL BRIGADIER-GENERA
Vnslirat.r juno ~ The President sent
tn... nominations 10 the Senate today
New-York tribune., 1898-06-21

KUTNOW BROS, l3 ASTOR PLACE, NEW YORK CITY.
PROP oN NRoADLo LAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27

passengers to James Ward a Co. Arrived the Bar
steamer Alber, Dumoe CNor, Russian Santa Marta
May 10. With fruit to Pim Forwood & Keock Arrived
Steam iuya4d3,s p.vts Norfolk. with mase and
p',ensgrs ~ d 9" inIf = &C. IN, x.- New.
with radse and passengers to The Cd Dominion S. Co
sc an Ss to F q: .aS 81 o. Nay . with
SuameT swenby dBr. whalley Boston May -. in
steamer c,y q Macon, Savage Boston to ocsan 50
Sandy Ron. y. J. May % $50 p. m.-wina east
northeast. fresh breeze cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Mississippi GT. Goudie. IOndOnNsw-Yors
steamer Po!aria Ger, schaarschuidt lambu-r-Hsm-
Steamer August Korrr Ger. Buhuer F,u.hine-ou's
Steamer peramore (Br,. Jones. punkirk-Vunch. Edys
Steamer Ea:oe Or, Daniels,n. Archangel-Barber Co
steamer Emma 'Br). Story. 81 NaEare-Bowrias
Steamer Leon (Nor. Lamps. Port Antonio-American
mock
Steamer jamestown. Rosz. Norfolk and Newport News-
Steamer Horao Hall. Bragg. Portland. Me-Horatie
Hall.
SAILED
Steamers rs, Auraria ssF, for Liverpool Tome Wor2
Mer-,ss TSlahassse savannah AMERICAN pa,cs
oer@ so p 1br, Antwerp via sutsaWPon,
leim Ger: Rotterdam: Potomac CBrI London Mssis
DER Prernsn via southampton. Bona Maria ,poro LIS
bon. stc; Anandae d3rl. Hull: Brioswad (fr oSr.l,,
Newport, News ciiy Of Macon. savannah.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMgRs
FOREIGN PORTS
London. Nav 25-Arrved steamer Manitoba OBJ.
Gates Nsw-York; May 20. sailed Massachusetts dsrs
Liverpool. May 2o-Ar,ved steamer Majestic (BrA
Glasgow. MAY 25-ssled. steamer Turanan Oh
renarth. May 2o-sailsd. steamer John Bright an
Keene NewYork
Gloucester May pa Arrived steamer stag tBr, Brus>
- Manehsssr. May 2S-Arrived steamer B.iIArien 'BrA
Dover May 2d-Passd steamer Bulgaria Cser) schmidt
Hamburg Tor New York.
OBI. Watkins. NewYork for Bristol: Cymro (3r,. Lind
say. New York ror Liverpool
Sicily May 20 PASSED. steamer Colorado tBr,. Written
Bu't Of Lew: May 2e-ra.sed steamer Norge cDsa'
Queenstown. May 26.-sailei. steamer Britannia OBo'
H@ddosk from su.. lA W. for New-York ,-~,
New York.
sen, New-York for Hamburg: Reg,us CBr, Cross New
xSrS t9r MAY 2s AuSssts Victoria Ger Ger
mers. New-York for Hamburg ''''
Hamburg, MAY 2e-Arrved. steamer Pennsyivanis
ROTTERDAM May 25~Arrivsd steamer Elise Marie
Ger, Keimers New-York 2eth sailed. steamer Maa'd'm
Amsterdam. MAY oe-Arrived steamer Edam Dutch.
Brunsna. New York
a'':a
fI MSse fs Mss Steamer Aea m p
and Nsw,York oath. sailed steamer Mount sephar dr.
Naples, May 26~Arrived steamer Ems Ger. Harrssse
wz NewYork and proceeded for 0enoa) sailed steamer
Palermo. May ?s-saled. steamer City Of Newcastle
BD. Jones New-York u,
New York via Algiers for Singapore. etc.
Para May 2t@saed. steamer Dominic CBr,. Forbss
cochn May 2s-Arriyed steamer Munincsnt Obi. oar
rfs ea Nav FOR :isam.r St Nnsu m
Yokohama for Nsw-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
NETWORK CITY.

John and Michael Soss. contractors. who were
indicted in connection with tho falling in Of the
fat buildings at Nos Is ard ~ East ne-hundrod-
trlct-Attorney yesterday. and were held by Judge
Newburger in $500 bail each FOR trial
The Will OF ok Police Captain John Gunner wa.
acd in the Surrcgate's Office FOR probate ycster-
day The value OF tho estate Is not set forth n
the petition To his wife the ,csator has l,fi bis
entire estate for ne. Al hcr death 500" ie 20 60
TO his daughte- Ann Kate Gertrude. The residue
OF the estate IS TO De equally divided among h..
three sons John Henry. Charles Frederick and
Francis Joseph.
President Hubbe OF tho Boa "a Of Education has
appointed for the examination ~ applicants FOR
appointment teachers Drs. ". q. Wylie !. r.
T1lrnghast. Josephine walter Clement Cleveland
Nathan H. Van Et,cn. A VI Jacohus Matthias
Nicon. r.. John Rogers. jr. p. J. Lynch and Sam
uel ". Brickncr.
Robert Walker the Glasgow lewecr who was
arrested on Wednc sdny as lie leaving the
steamship Teutonl- BY Customs Officers Brown and
Donohue was held IN s. 80 bal. yesterday by COM
missioner Shields for examination on a charge q
smuggling when searched Walker had twenty
watches in his pockets,
Price Mccormick & Co. OF No p Broadway. an
tncates OF deposit Of he Central Trust Company
for Ave 81 900 Union Pacific Denver and Gulf per
cent frs, mortgage bonds. The bonds num-
bered 7.7s4. s27. s.cs ss2e and $50 All persons
are warned against negotiating them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
SING SING.

v,ho n,ul IA the next Postmaster? Is the questo"
tina, ts agia ting politicians and the people seneray
IN this town The term Of Office OF John l. ran
the present Democratic incumbent expired 'A'
January and long before that time huinoei y.
Republicans were applicants for the ONCE, ne
nr,ncinal candidates were Judge Thomas Len
Who was supposed to have the backing OF S SVn
s'ress nan Ward and NJ f. Rowe. who was sup.
11or5ed 6y the machine Republicans. Including me ne
Town Committee which il almost entrey HI Bedope
tbes Sc, TWO FREDERICK G. Mead superintendent OF
this section OF the Croton AqueduGt was d vdilu
treasurer and Isaac T washbprn jr II IS now
announced that Under Sheriff John Nc NalIy stai,us
q good chance OF receiving the appoin ment' ms
principal hacker being General f. McAi dd M SI
NcSa'ly's appointment will not be received Peds-
antv II is declared. either by the anti machne .,
machine wings while Republicans IN inc town not
dentided with either these divisions or the parry
are in favor Of some one Of the other candidates
named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
PORT CHESTER

, ,oo-a NJ Education held a special meeting
49, "wednesday night at the home OF the presioen''
Miss / NJ Horton. and appointed twenty-five
teachers and a superintendent The members re.
ceIvcd petition. signed by us citizens asking 'ha'
John {. Rockwell be retained as superintendent
a dacidea that thirty of the signers We're persons
eii . ,borzed 10 vote school election. inc?
iScr adonted a resolution offered by DE- );
Stutb;,a a,Dointng Miss Grace ThWing, MISS
Tntrtog was formerly assistant suPerlntendent ai1
has been a teacher and principal for nulmDes Oh
,.eSrs WITH her appointment the Snure manage
ment of the public schools OF Port Chester so Tar
aS 81 nrinciuals and teachers are concerned. Is
exclusively in ne hands Of commen and ms nes
Ia ,ba. Srne~intendent Rockwels friends VII at
TEMPT the overthrow of the present Board OF Edu-
cation in order TO secure his reinstatement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
RICHMOND BOROUGH NEWS.

Dailer Decker. the colored man who shot his
white wife, Sarah Decker and himself. on Wednes-
day was reported at the Smith Innrmary yester-
day 10 be much improved He will probably re-
cover. II IS said.
A committee OF about two hundred prominent cit
liens is arranging TO hold exercises on Memorial
Day Prohibition Park. The exercises will be In
honor OF the day, and OF the victory by Dewey at
Manila well.
The engagement of Miss Ella Meachem the
daughter OF the Rev. Enoch Meachen, and Frank
Sinonson. OF West Brighton. is announced.
Abby Adams Faber the wife OF J. Eberhard
Faber. of Livingston. died at her home on Wednes-
day. She had been Ill for about two weeks from
pneumonia.
Joseph Freund. eghty-two years old of Harri-
son-st. Staplcton. fell dead in his home last night
he was Formerly a Wall-st- broker and was in
the habit OF visiting Manhattan daily Mr.. FTeund
whom u the widow Of William Keufchsn- WV "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
DOBBS FERRY.

A small epidemic Of scarlet fever has broken out
I'm this village. Sixteen cases have been reported
10 the secretary Of the Board OF Health IN the last
two DAYS In one family five children are Ill from
the disease All the houses in which the disease IS
known TO exist have been quarantined. ana spe-
ciel meeting Of the Board of Health was caled lor
Wednesday evening TO order the schools closed
There was not a quorum present and no action
was taken ., l., IA -. tho
a dramatic and musical recital In aid OF tne
Dobbs Ferry Hospital given last evening IN
the parish-house of Zion Episcopal Cnurch' mo
took part were Miss villa Faulkner Page. reader
Miss Elizabeth May Phillips. vocalist; me VEST
minister School Banjo Club and Miss Edith cor
nell. accompanist. -, -, . 49,.
summer next Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
ALFRED DOLCE CHARGED WITH FRAUD
| GARFIELD BANK. OF THIS CITY. SEEKS TO HAVE
REcEIvERsIIIP SET ASIDE

GARFIELD BANK. OF THIS CITY, SfthS ~ M u
REcEIvERsHIP SET ASIDE
Utica. n Y MAY Is (SpeciaD Many compnca-
tons are daily arising over the assignment or
Alfred Dodge & Son. OF Dolgeville. Papers were
served yesterday by the Garfield National Bank. OF
New-York in an action against Dodge son. ana
the receiver A. " Mills. Of Little Falls. An IN
junction was also served on the defendants. re-
strainlng them from disposing OF any OF the hrm
property The injunction was granted by Justice
Slower
The complaint alleges that Alfred Dodge by
fraudulent representations. procured In March ana
April Of this year loans amounting 10 nearly SV""
and that Immediately afterward Dodge for the PUT
pose OF defraudlng his creditors brought an dcuon
for the appointment OF n receiver IN the name Oh
his son Rudolph who. II Is alleged FOR some tifne
past has been in Venezuela II H. also CHARGED tiat
some of the loans were procured from me oahk on
the very day that the papers In the rece''ers"ip
proceedings were drawn; ), To-
The Garfield Bank seeks to have the receivershiip
proceedings declared null and void md TO nave mo
Sheriffs Of Herkimer. Fulton and New OK c0uh-
ties levy on the firms assets 10 satisfy thc cam
Of the GARFIELD National Bank The CARRIED BANK
has a judgment against the firm for s@QV5l %
The plaintiff asks that the receiVorshlp proceed.
incs be set aside the ground that fraud ana
colus,on we're used 10 defraud me creditors OF IN"
arm The complaint. which was served on me de-
PENDANTS Yesterday. is voluminous document
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

Tho Old Hick'ry Farm Dramatic Co'hpaHy' "
local company of amateurs. presented 'iiieeoT o.
drama entitled Comrades" last night IN '''e "a'
~ the Tcutonla Society. in Buena Nista-"Ve,' III
of1 Of Christ Episcopal Church. The leading char
actor was taken by Abraham II. Tompkins. jr. ana
no was supported by Miss Anna Rothing' o'"ei .
who took part were William H. Eu'e' w. go
,yn,,e,y Miss Eta Corning and Miss Maggie Mon
roe. ,., -, .ha yonknrs Col
lege az Music Frank Stedman director was , ,.o ~
last night in McCanns Hall in N9rtn RroauW WayI
Among those who took part were MISS NJ NJ t,i,o
Ion Miss Fila Slater. Miss Ida WalliI NitS ~ odes
Trenchard. Joseph Braddon ana lno ntieo,jons
The pupils of Miss Mary Hamilton ~ ~ HoIlv
rive concert in the Assembly han OF te ii'y -
Wood Inn club this evening, 10 marx lhe III sing
the present season AMONG mos Fickcmever. Mrs
ch.-s H. Rowland Mrs asa caiiq i: K Kuss Miss Miss
block Miss osborne. Miss Eckewse{eT mas Baysr
30" M BorIand viii assist Admission IS by Sar9,
az many guests are expected CIV IRON IN June for
Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
SATURDAY. MAY %
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. THURSDAY. MAY %. 1898.
ARRIVED


steamer puckminser (Ir) Zines. West Hartlepool May
8 in ballast to Simpson. Spence & Young Anchored In
the nav AT 2 u m and sisnallcd for orders
steamer Ruia,o ,Br). Ioveridse. Hull May IA with
mis-. ami . passengers Sanderson & Son Arrived
22i m .. . - .
10 / II Winchester X co. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Pntria ,Ger). Bauer. Hamburg May 10, with
dse "a and $50 steengc passengers to Hamburg
American Line. Arrived at the Bar at $50
Steamer Newton OBJ. Royce. Bahia May T. Pernambuco
and 81 Lucia IS. with fndse 10 Dusk Jevons Ar
rived at the Bar Mt 43O a IN.
steamer Holsten Ger. Hoppe. Cape Hayt!en May 49,
Petit a. Port Prince 49, Jeremie 49, Rio Bueno
ls and Kingston ~. with Nose to PIN. Forwood 4 KEEL
lock Arrived a the Bar at 6;i5
Steamer New-York. Johnston. st Domingo City May H.
Macors IT, sanchez IS SANTANA IS Porto Plata TO- Monte
TO William T. clyde & Co. Arrived at the Bar 1920
a
steamer Bratsbcrg INor) Thurson. sasua May 20
mdse and 40 passengers to W Munson Arrived at tho
Bar at . III.
steamer Uller tNor) SvendSon. Demerara May II and
barbados IT, with sugar and passengers TO I. " & p
Armstrong. Arrived at the BAR at IN.
Steamer Glcdhot t3r). CNulson. Las Palmas May J.
Via Hampton Roads "a in ballast to master Arrived
at 5
Steamer Leon tNor). Lampe Port Morant May 20 and
Port 81 with fruit and passenger American
Fruit Company Arrived at the Bar at m.
Steamer Arecuna (3r). Houston. Tampico IL Vera
Crus IL Proxrsso u and Nassau "a. with adss and 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
TO PERMIT SOLDIERS TO VOTE.
GOVERNOR MAY CALL SESSION OF LEGIs-
LATURE TO ENACT LAWS FOR THEIR
BENEFIT.

Albany. n. Y. May 26-The duration OF the war
will determine the question 70 whether or not
Governor BLACK will call an extraordinary session
OF the Legislature. II the State authorities be
come Convinced that the war Will continue beyond
the time for the State elections this fall. or II
events so shape themselves that the volun Ger
troops from this State VIII be kept IA tho United
States service beyond that time. tho Governor viii
undoubtedly convene the Legislature in extraor-
binary eession enact legislation which viii permit
the volunteers 81 this State to cast their votes
matter In what part OF the country they may hc.
The present election law is 80 rigid rs to regis
traton the length Of residence In election dist riots
and other gualih required 10 cntitlc' an
clector to vote. that no provision can be made to
allow the volunteers TO vote in the field except
through act OF the Legislature. When Now
York's second quota OF volunteers has been nllcd
the State viii have placed IN the field 1900 men,
% per cent Of whom voters
II Is the general belief that the State election Will
be close this year, and both parties believe IL
would be foil TO disfTsnchsc Is -" legal voters
Of this State simply because they have volunteered
their services 20 the Government as soldiers
During thcl hst years ~ the Civil war the laws
framed that the soldiers In the field got
opportunity 20 vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
BALTIMORE INQUIRY NAY BE FRUITFTL

Baltimore. May % (SpcciaD.-The summoning OF
additional witnesses to-day Indicated that the
Grand Jury Is determined 10 get at the bottom of
the charges Of attempting to bride members Of
City Councils In connection with the attempt OF
corporations to get control OF the cty's new sub
way system
Councilman Simmerng to-day gave tho jury the
name Of the who. II is said. told another
member of the Councils that a man had offered
him 81 900 TO get the vote Of Mr. Simmering II
was also stated that William f. Ston. A pToml-
nent Republican politician had been offered $500
II he would get the vote Of Councilman Simmerlng
for the Hook ordinance He spurned the Offer
He was asked 10y the Grand Jury TO reveal the
identity OF the man who made the offer This he
probably did. and 1t may lead 10 catching this
particular offender. IT IS said that the man was a
we-known lobbyist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
CRAup CoMpANY's ANNUAL MEETING.
NO DEAL WITH THE vIcKERs FIRM UNDER con-
SHERATON.

SHERATON.
PHILADELPHIA May 2s.-The annual meeting OF the
William Cramp a. Sons Ship and Engine Building
Company was held at the office Of the company IN
this CITY this afternoon. All the old directors were
reelected with the exception Of Henry Seiisinah'
who retired in favor Of his brother, Theodore Seg-
man Mr. Scgman's retirement Is said TO BIS due
10 the fact that he is about 10 go to Europe. ana
expects TO be absent from this country for Ions
time The meeting was brief. and only routine mat.
tiers were discussed. 1t II said that the presehi'
ON GERS OF the company consisting OF Chdrics II
Cranp president. and Henry ". Cramp' vice, pietsi
dent and treasurer will be reelected ana thdt
Theodore w Cramp will be chosen secretary 10
I'll the vacancy now existing -. ~
II was said by man who was present AT 'hr
messing that there was no discussion whatever OF
the alleged deal whereby the English shiphuidlnB
arm OF Vickers Sons x Maxim Is TO procure an
interest in the Cramp company and that thefe Is
absolutely no ground for the rumor 70 mat eIIct
that has been so persistentiy circulated LOT inc
last few days. ., ,,h ,,roxies
20 90 out OF nearly 5000 shares. were pr sent.
The report for the year ending April 81 showed mat
het a cen and per cent was earned on the chpl
TAI stock The total business done was $5'lZ ~ I.
rrhe orders now hand aggregate Slo'V"VVg Inc
$3.50 600 borrowed from bankers was PAID on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
LYNCHED IN MARYLAND.
NEGRO BOY TAKEN FROM JAIL. STRUNG Up AND
SHOT.

Salisbury Nd. May 2s-Garneld King, n negro
aged about eighteen. was taken from Jail here
early this morning hanged to "a tree and shot. lie
was awaiting trial On the charge OF having de-
liberatcy shot Herman Kenny. white boy Of
about the same age. The shooting was done on
Saturday night last. and Kenny died yesterday
This morning. about O'Clock. n number Of men
from the neighborhood In which Kcnny's parents
live rode into town and demanded the keys TO tho
Jail. which Sheriff Dashcll refused to surrender
Tie lynchers then broke the Jail doors down forced
open the cell IN which King confined and
dragged him out. the negro all the while fighting
desperately and pleading for mercy 4 light
clothesne tied about his neck thrown over
a limb, and the unfortunate boy was strung up.
The rope broke. and he fell seemingly unconscious
After lying in this condition for few minutes he
regained his feet and made effort to escape
HIS captors shot him through the body, and boat
end kicked him without mercy then placed the
rope around his neck and strung him up a second
time AS he danGlcd in the air ut least Nifty pistol
bullets were fired Into his body, which was left
dangling In the air. while the lynchcrs dispersed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-27
ITALIAN MURDERER STILL FREE.

captain Kane OF the East Flfty-Arst-st station
and his detectives still looking for the muir
derer Of Vincent Faraca. the barber. OF No. Sl6
East Forty-nfth-st.. who was stabbed to death on
Wednesday night in front Of No n7 East Forty
house as Faraca. the police have now under ar
resi- Frank Mariana and hts son Louis OF No. 7J9
;Thrd-aye BARRIERS; their apprentice, Peter GcgllO:
joseph Pamisin and Joseph Bondio BARRIERS, OF
No $40 East Fort -ifth-st, and Bondios mother.
The wives of Speciale and faraca have been quar-
resome for some time. and the husbands took UP
tho quarrel All the prisoners, with the exception
OF Theresa Spectacle, were committed to jail wthou;
bail for further examination.