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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
OBI1t RY.

THE REV. DR.. DAVID y. DEMAREsT.
The Rev Dr David D. Dcmares'. professor -
PASTORAL theology and sacred rhetoric ~ the
Theol,eical seminary ~ the Reformed Church ~
America. at New Brunswick. y J.. who died 10 hts
home On that city Tuesday. was born % ming" j
UuQuono, and Dutch ancestry. near Hackeusack k.
y J.. IN 1919. He was graduated from Rutgers coli
lere I'm 1881 AMI from the New brunswick Thco-
logical Seminary In $40. After short pastorate n
Fla.Aush. Ulster County. y T. he was called 20
me newly organized second Reformed Church ~
New brunswick ami as It's hrst pastor !ali ~"
foundations Of this now strong and influential
church lie became pastor Of the Reformed Church
Of Hudson y ] In lsi2 and In 1868 was called 20
tho seminary chair in which the great work ~ his
If. was accomplished He received tie degree 81
y . from Princeton in ls57 and II Ill. D. from
his Alma Mater In lts2
pr Ucrnarest was a vice president - the HHgue-
not Society. an active member Of the Ncw-J"rsey
Historical Society and president :or many years
of the New Brunswick Historical club He boz
came n trustee ~ Rutgers Coil'so In iNH and from
1900 10 MS death was the secretary Of tho Board.
pc WAS Stated Clerk Of tho General synod from
1862 20 !SG9 and was for niriy-"ne years the
secretary 81 The seminary faculty.
In addition 10 numerous theological and historical
articles I'm r~vie1ys and newspapers. 1r. Domar'si
was the author Of the article on th@ REFORMED
/ Protestant Dutch Church IN Anpl"ions hneycIo-
media Of "A History Of the Reformed Church" ana
of a series o. textbooks on practical theology
he WAS an authority in his Church on all questions
/ OF constitutional Interpretation and ecclesiastical
/ procedure.
lie married in 1916 Catherine L. the daughter Of
/ Justice James 5. N"rlIs. OF the supreme p.ri 81
/ %nw- Jersey Mrs Dcmarcst with three daughters
one Of ,hcrl The wife Of the Roy ~ ',i'lni1
/ Taylor Of the Chicago Theological seminary ana
I ibfee sons survive MIN The latter are tn" Rev
/ j. 5 y Deinarcst OF Queens : ne ROY 4
/ II Dcmaicst. OF Port Richmond, staten island
ana the Rev W II. :. Dcnafcst, OF Caishll
fourtb SON the Rev. :. D'R. Domarcst licd r.
Gently A. one timc the father ana four sons were
| ali actively engaged IN tie ministry OF The Re
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
TRIPLE ALLIANCE IN MICHIGAN.
DEMOCRATS. PoPULIsTs AND SILVER REpo1LA'
CANS Upon THE STATE TICKET.

DEMOCRATS. PoPrLIsTs AND SILVER REPUbh''
CANS Upon THE STATE TICKET.
Grand Rapids. Mich. June 22.-Desire TOT nn'
rlony -ocmed to be the controlling sen'''".
among the delegates when the state De"o0'a'N
Silver Republican and Populisis con'ch''o"'
open ed shortly after noon to-day. Apparently III.
Popuist leaders had concluded that they "an'eu
no fight over division of the State offices ineS
EXPRESSED themselves willing 70 ooncede any'h'"s
reasonable but declared they would oppose cna"s
ing the name Democratic.
The following nominations were agree" o'S''
and ratified joint convention:
For Govsrno.- Congressman JUSTIN r. WHITING" on
~. Clair Nem). ..,o,.rD ~
Saut ste. Marie G)em.). e.,,,.oo,, -. cc,A-
For Secreialy ~ stale-L T. LOCKWOOD. OF co''-
For Auditor-3F;encra-JoHN l.. FRIsBY. OF H'llsdaie
Fer Stat Treaaurer-Dr EDGAR D SMITH Of Detroit
DEM ,,.u.,r =, fona
CSl,er Rep. .-o.. ,-c,< =, r.,.,
For Supern,endei: II Public insiructon-Nrs rlo"~
FNt'E RENKES 81 Barry County sil'err r .srpBcc n
For Member STATE Board ~ Eddca'0n 'f|'rN''' 49,
WTrI.FTTS ~ Calhoun County uop''
The ticket represents an equal distripuuoh w
tween tho three parties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
CLASS DAY AT UNION.
DIR. VAN DYKES Ess-HoNoRARY
DEGREES PRIZES.

Schenectady. y Y. juno o. (Specia)-The gTad-
uating exercises Of the class o: :" or thlon '"'-
cce were held In the State Street Methodist 'hu'V"
this morning The most interesting feature OF tho
programme the honorary chancelors address
By the Rev Dr Henry van Dyke OF New DIN
His subject was The Creative Ideal OF culture III
a Democracy" He said IN part:
BY democracy we mean not nxcd theory OF {ne
STATE nor particular iorin OIL ~ IDEAS and
aspirations we believe that democracy Is righi,
cent experiment which is now in progress in the
United States Will result IL splennEl SUI - no,,,i.
cal Ifc Lqrg" powers arc suffered TO iai. nv" ~,
hands Of small ana nconrG'cn' hr re and we
receive without discrimination and q lmost without
,rourbt he inisrollaneous horles Of immigrants
evils therc are the false ilea.s of culture T., cha
creative ideal II seeks by vita liz ng clucan9n
20 create new mon aui neW k!'nS %, ny. ~,
shall be Of EYER ngI,ning ~@r,n , no 10 make
men who snail D." able 10 -" more c.ehi ~ r -,,n
culture sho1d not only classify but also INTENSITY
patriotism. II should enhance anu eh'y 90 n1oud tn
iay upon his counrys altar. IN peace OF IN wa
democracy Through such creative culture may
God save the state
The following honorary degrees were conferred
H. D-The Rev Dr Henry Dyke. Of
Nrw-York and J. Newton F!ero dean OF the Al
hany Law School.
p. D.-The Rev Charles Jefferson. pastor OF the
broadway Tabernacle Church. New-York, ana we
Rev 7 r. La Roche. -. EnEhamton.
T. H. D-WrIarn J. Stil.man. 'iS. Rome i'aly.
President Raymond made the following announce
ment Of prizes won.
Warner prize. Waltz VI. Swami ingn'n PM
Walter NJ Swami: Alien prizes. John g fuina' m
f car, : Hammer and Walter VI. swami Clark
prize Harrison X wright; Junior ana ,Iyiu ~
/ T"tcbu,n 20. " II Loucks 'eI. and Lister J.
Hubbard. 20. prize for eStcmporane@Is psiron"n
rrizc i Shechan. Hatchford oiai me- o.
/ Thomas A Crichton ami Wet"r NJ Swani'' ' : :
! fer and Spier scholarships. ). H. INth''' 20 3"
| Hammer Robert Hoxi" and ". i Rec. ,,h ,ho
! Northumberland week ended tonight win u"
/ senior ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
JOSEPH CHAUBERLArN MAY RESIGN.

A rr-MoR THAT he IS TO LEAVE THE MINISTRY
AND ASSUME UNIONTsT LEADERSHIP
London June PIT is rnmored that Joseph
Chamberlain Secretary OF State for the CoIoheS
will shortly resign from the Ministry In order 10
assume tho leadership Of large number OF Union
lists IN the House Of Commons who are cls'o"-
tented with the foreign policy Of the Goverhmr"|
There seems TO be no doubt that Mr.. chamberlain
Is dissatisfied with his present place. ana II hHars
I'm the Far East and in West Africa take tho turn
he expects his friends believe that he Will not re-
main in the Cabinet 10 share the shpW9eck OF
policy ho never approved. Whatever may De the
OUTCOME the disquletlng idea is undoubtedly pTeVa
low, IN Conservative circles that Mr.. Chamberlain
contemplates some sensational move and tne *
tent y which this Is credited shows now nttie MI
Chamberlain can count upon Tory confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. partly cloudy
,,o,,rer With showers near the warmer variable
winds
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Connecticut,
threatening weather occasional showers. warmer north
erly winds becoming variable.
to- s.t.ru New York fair In northern portion show
era In southern portion. variable winds becom
ing southwesierly.
For Eastern Pennsyvania and New Jersey. threatening
weather with showers: warmer northery winds hecom-
ing variable.
For the District OF Columbia. Delaware and Maryland
partly cloudy weather. with showers near the coast
warmer. uortherly winds. becoming southery.
hor Virginia Norl and South Carolina. fair weather
a-nier. east or variable Winds.
For virginia. fair weather. warmer northefy
winds becoming southerly.
- Western New York ard Western Pennsylvania.
,,rtI, cloudy weather warmer. Hight southerly winds
For ONO. partly cloudy weather with showers In the
northern rortons. warmer; Hight southeriy winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
rvrRcIsrs AT MOUNT HoLYoKE.

South IIadloy. Ma. Juno % The graduating
exercise Of Mount liolyoke college were held TINS
morning. Il class % nffy eight receiving dnom"S.
Tho announcement Was made that iEcndS hnd
olunira Of the college had completed the sum OF
$4,000 for endowment necessary - s"'"'" lT -
y, r,so..a nro.i. l,nal clft 90 s5ooo \ l.. Wills
,on Of Northampton. 9. Henry Whiicomh. or
Worcester md a Boston man. whos" nam" IA not
Given. each gave 500. and the class Of ''3 gave
500 The trustees awarded pr Peafsons 'hc degree
of Master % Arts ou the following Recommendation
# OBJ. alIuur. -
"Thr Mount lloiyo.c Nt'i'n"i Ajnn.. Assorm
,ior l rla.tIg --cmIl.d I'r0mu' al 20 IN" Bohld
~ rriisfoc- III ,nuforfll- on Dr. H. X. Fear~ons.
he fr.nd of Mount UoNo.n. the uietirguish,d sup
nortrr Of CHRISTIAN odurnnn. -" rcer'" or Mas Ter
~ irfe "A degree wi. Gained ~ onc conSWcuously
P rhe master OF college nuI4llhE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
VERMONT REPUBLICAy NOMINATIONS.

Nontpelor. Vt June p The Republicans IN YER
mont he'd their State Convention here To-Day Gov
crnor Porter II Dale. OF Island Pond was eha"-
,,
Resolutions reafirming loyalty to the fepu""o"''
party ard all rs principles set forth IN inc o.
Touis platform were unanimously adopted.
Colonel Z G. smith % - Adams. WAS nominated
unanimously for Governor As there was no "FPo
siiior TO the nomination Of Colonel smith l' vas
made by reclamation. fntcres, centred IN the con
test for second place FOR which II. G. Pa'es 81 -
Johusbury and Or. a. y. Hol,on OF bra'ueoo'' D.
, Tho o,,,,,.,ing candidates The former was
made the candidate FOR Lieutenant C Governor
The other officers nominated Were J'An i
Rarou Of White River Junction. Treasurer r a
Rowland OF Montpelier. Secretary O NJ h"I"'''
Of Arlington. Auditor.
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EDWARD s. DREYFR FOUND Guilty..

,v,ruurr.D LARGE AMOUNT OF FUNDS WHILE
SERVING ~ CHICAGO PARK BOARD
chicago. June % Edward 5 Dreyer was tonight
found guilty o, Withholding $4,000 Of the funds OF
the West Park Board Of Commissioners OF when
he was treasurer. from Frederick NJ Blount MS
successor I'm Office. There was discrepancy I'm the
a,eouut As kept by the Board and the bank Of +. ;
pr.yer a 60. The trial mas occupied three weeks
There are fifteen indictments still hanging over
Ir.var. head. seven Of tho indictments are pend
irg bon United states Court on hab"as corpus pro-
eo,5inR- the charge being that OF receiving money
after becoming inspivent Four NOR" lndl'tmei u
are FOR receiving money under false pretences three
ara. f1r erhczz,ement and one Is based on the
charge OF conspiracy.
Tho penalty for Dreyer's offence will be an indie
terminate sentence In the penitentiary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
PLATFORM SUPPORTS WAR POLICY.

Columbus Ohio June 22-The following platform
was reported by Judge \. c Thompson chairman
OF the Committee on Resolutions. and It was adopt
cd without dissent.
The Republican party Of ohio. in STATE conven-
Firsi-We reafffm the declaration Of ;acts and
5dn Honv shGlSS0 G' 81 IN; Less June Il M
second-We congratulate The county gpon ~, s
Louis platform and the will Of the people expressed
al the polls In November, l&G. proi"ruon ana tec-
procitv twin measures Of Republican policy. have
been re-established and have been embodied into
pgbl!c law by ne ena e'men OF ne & y III rro
mote the restoration and growth Of our merchant
marine ,A 80. ,a,c,hor,,g
Republics on the west coast Of South America, ana
S OH re, Feegs aached thereto rend
that it is essential 20 our prosperity ana safeiy
ha 'r6rac,ioable waterways therefore
favor the construction by the United stairs OF ne
my be extended Ia time Of peace and our coasts
PFif,boWe ask the Congress Of the United States
10 enlarge and make more effective our NAVY. 50
ma our anSgs he nations Of The earjh mus ne
adequate at an times for defence athlnst lor's'.
foes 10 secure the Just rights Of American caIi-
"a enterprise and commerce IN ali parts OF me
world and 10 command respect for our nag every
We most heaTy d agg we of fl ss siS2' P Ppo
nv, II The United states. and hereby ex-
- H. ureent wish nat .he same be fully ac-
passago by the Senate Of the joint Tesolui1n VIZ
has already met with the approval OF the House OF
Representatives -,. .,,l,o
seventh Knowing tina; justice and humanity aliKe
NC q, our dutv 10 pui an end 20 ne hoprl''s
And barharous warfare waged by Spain aSalns,
cuba and secure FOR that UNHAPPY island i'ee
80 sable government. mos nearby hppO's
o. ne declaration OF wa made ~ me Il'en
Sta.cs against Spain and pledge our HNfs ana 10Y
rres for ,ne purpose Of bringing II 10 quick ana
- We i.G5rse and approve the patriotic
A-rrrI~~n Administration Of William Mcl.in!ey Nt
commend the great st,iesmanshlp dlsiilf l IVY q.
g. liz .froiess .udeaNcrs 10 secure an lnnNth"i'
s...in--ont - the Cuban question ly diploma 20
,e.io0s and his fearless refusal 10 Joe driven iat.
an ,,,.u su homes Of q peaceful settlement mao
failed and wise and needfq sicps ma 2f1n ,akSi
c,-a,r. ~ ne war hy me A1minisira ion ana lee
confident that time viii continue more ana M -
:, demonstrate the great wisdom ana Wa'ruies ~
't,s.,shlo q. President Mckinley. 50 far reinaik
eflr c,s.layed IN his management % ne war az
49,. AID We rejoice with MIN tndt IN t4l'
Ireeert crisis the American people are united "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

,s,,, 10 read DAILY hy an interested. changes may
Foreign mail. far ~" %.eE ,ndinr June Is; isos win
Tmpy IN all ,9 1s a. me one hur eorer thas
closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
sAr,-pnAy-At & H. r. for Germany direct per g. g.
Kaiser FeaTh via irene r1y e t Ter
EuTSPG NUT Fianc 's Italy Turkey Egypt ana
r'sS s Ind asi,! F' Of os s ssp' SPAIN mus, Be
fecet per la Says 81 las" A.,r,s S' Porsa
sai Denmark. sweden. Norway ana Russia per - :,
ymoTs . vita sSsn nun, Ss secsi nSria
az ,T> for Net6erlards direct OLDHAM va
10 - seolast lres sireIg Sra rsr fhldp'a At
r,s5 A. N. for Europe except span, per steamer
Chester Via Qu.esi .''ss mss' se directed per
rn,svyal, Via Chrs;iania de,,efs must be directed
per Thilgyanl')
After the closing OF ne saPrsmssry TTaD s: r
Na's an the piers American English French
T.S Minutes q the hour % saline N steamer
WEST INDIES. ETC.
,-,,r.v j, ~ A. m supplementary at l0so a. ND
ft Aux-Cayes and Jacmsl iai'i. ana SANTA Marina:
s %&a%e. direct S, yer Maai,.ss ,o,o
M Ed,,ane Island jamaica saysnna ana Greyown:
per Anesh9ny 'st',Ts f9r se IS a., Io M
.sapp,enenary 1880 M for HAY and carhSsens
pei iStspas TabSsco ard Yuca,an per steamer
1st e,,ers ~ parts q Meyco must be directed
pr 1e fSTs al /! GRENADA fi"i1a ard TS
L. % :
,rs direct, per Toiosa. ar ? m f,r Nortn BraS.
ti.sS al" C,sen via Para ard Manaos ettess for other
80 ., Blazn must be directed per orlsrn al 80
l'S Sr Sew four6lnnd po- steamer from North sidney
W. ,or Newfoundland. BY rail 10 HaifaN ana thence
Mei.s . ~ cl1e. al this Office daily az 30
,f.is FOR r.quelon. by iai 10 Boston ana theme. oy
Manr 80 lose Al ms cice daily Al s;3J Mails
,I.xic, ,rty overland. unless specially addressed
~ sisNatch b, steamer, close al this once daily at
m and . 30 p tRess'ered nah closes at
a u m. previous day.
TRANSPAC1FIC MAILS.
Mail. for China aud Japan. pet : : olympia Nrcm
'i sra,o,o,, rl,se here daily UP TO june ~ AZ $50
- n, Mails for Australia except West Australian.
kcrZea'and Hawaii ami FL Islands. per 8. 3
Ni,wsra urorn Nancouyel close hete dshy W 70 June
s9S a. G.,O o m. Mails for the Society Islands. per
nm rropic t5rd from Francisco, close here daily
ir,.e IA Male Tor china ana Japan.
~ .optlc from san Francisco. close here daily
m ~ July AZ $50 D. m. Mails for CHINA and Japan
sneciaily addressed only per Empress ~ China
ron Vancouver close here daily up 70 July "a AZ $50
m Mails Australia except those for West Aus
raiia which forwarded via Europe New Zealand.
Itawau Fiu ana samoan Islands. per :. Alameda
from san Francisco close iere daily after June q and
IN to at a. m. ii a m. ana J;aO p m cor on
arrival at New-loTk ~ ; = Canpania WITH British
mails for Australia,
Transnacnc mails forwarded port ~ sailing daily
and The schedule closing arranged the presnmp
ZION OF their rupt-d overland transit. tReg.s
tered nA closes at p previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster.
Postosnce Nsw-York. N. T.. June II. 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
ryGIyF RMS WILD At Niagara FAILS
THE rxGlxrrp KILLED ny 4 coL1IsioN-MANY
NARROW ESCAPES

NARROW ESCAPES
N,arare Falls. y Y. June 2 rspeciaD-A'
,.,to-k ,h,s evening Erie engine 10. S7 ran Wiz
through The city. and s engineer. George JACK OF
p.raio. was Killed The fireman jumped ANA
escaped
TIC Frie engine was switching IN the Grand
Trunk wards when Grand Trunk train crashed
,rt, q. and Iack was caught between the tender
and cab ana Killed with no one e. manage H. the
ENGINE, rushed backward across -" lower steel
ar.a bridge spanning the gorge and ran "i"F
through fhc streets - the City. narrowly missing
s.v.fal people and vehicles AZ the Junction ~
rogr,.,nfh--,. tho Wild engine wa di'ched Tn"
teol body - the engineer was taken from III"
WRECK and given into tho Cororer's chars" An
,-,.e,, vii Doc he'd and tho cause ~ ne accident
srf h. Investigated Pos -" railroad authorities.
George Jack was nfty-nye years old. ana .lv'd 10
pr0,ts The. sight 81 tho Wild engine ~ = rushed
.-..+ th. bridge over the gorge was thrilling. and
r.art p.opl. witnessed a. Fortunately uo other
fatalities occurred. although the Mid engine ran
through the lower yards IN which were many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

In the early part Of the summer OF 1876 herr
Franz Won Lenbach brought suit for divorce from
his wife who was IN" Countess Molike, accusing
her Of marital inhdelity. The suit made PUBIC
property Of n scandal that had long been the talk
Of Berlin society
The painter frankly declared his intention to "en
The Countess Won Hornstein when ne had secured
the decree Of separa ion. and. with view OF beins
able to marry again. he left the Roman Oatho'''
Church which does not recognize divorce
Frau Won Lenhach also announced her Intention
70 be married again as soon the decree OF
divorce WAS made absolute, 10 Or. Won Schwen-
niger aith ough intimate friends Of the physician
EXPRESSED doubts at me time that he would marry
Epr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
DIRECTORY or VOLUNTEERS.
<rV WORK TROOPS.

rnsr HretN7 e. ana az R F F F iIa Eaas
sroCXI REGIMENT -Tampe. Fla. cso, y,
T T;i4h FE q HarH ana REGiNHTs-camO
TWIN rs o%I HEGiMNT Cos ..1 ,, s sHd
F sc1gy@r y I Hs,.ajon ot "'r ian Reg
FolT} a sEYfT1Hr ~ Ht E g g o'd NJ
s,xY rr I Aas' HfGIMENT-camp Aiser Falls Church
s,x437 NINTH REGIMENT, TAMPA re- ,-.,.oo,,.
vrylNY Hfa5MiEXNTrl:HE ESGIHERs camp
rcanseri Teekskf. y. !.
moor lam M .s 1sii. [ cta,os Va.
AsToR nATTEi'Y camp Merritt. san Francisco. ca
,..,,rs to- members Of the Naval Reserve should
be addressed
1AXKEE Xayy Tare Ney S,a fsa@ i..sna
/ S S JAs0T- FISHERS leland sunoiN county. y l.
HEw-IERsEY TROOPS.
FIRST REGIMENT. camr A!ser ram Fi. Church Va
5HIRb nIcMENT cos e. Il g. io5 II r END M
Letter for members Of the Ncw-Jcrsey Naval
Reserve should be addressed;
!. s. ;. BADcEl. Fr9y I'm, Ys,s Nnts.
CONNECTICUT TROOPS.
slnsr rEci~l,Nr A. CHI Il lam, ana 4 Fort knos
.an c lsssa cs and r. rTetle fo;
.,Gihi110 bAsTIERY. A-%isaue conn
eEANY EAJ~IEKY Chants, tJhi.
NAVAL. REsEItVE-Bcston, Mass . O-
HEAVY PtTTERY Bon Griswo'f Gfo;on. Conn
Fort slocum is Davds Island. Long island
Tot Schuyler is on Throgs Neck Borough OF
WiiIels Point is on Long Island. Borough OF
Q4ceI.. -, ,-
Governors Islnnd Is IN New ork HarbOr. The
fort is known Fort Columbus
Fort Hamilton Is on Ions Island Borough OF
Brooklyn. c ,.,s ,,. ,
Fort Hancock is on Sandy Hook N j.
Letters for soldiers the field should lie adj
dressed plainly. Name, RANK. company and reSi-
nent should be stated. The name OF the State
from which the organization comes should always
be given because there may be regiments IN the
same camp from various States having the same
eNmper.
Proper form Of address
JOHN DOE. -
Private Company NJ.
9Th Regiment y. Y Vols.
Camp Thomas -.
Chickamauga Park. Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

WASHINGTON Juno % Colonel r. l.. a. Crofton.
retired Of the Army died here to-day. about sixty
three years old. He was appointed to the Army
from Delaware at The outbreak Of the Civi War
,,sr he had tpon stationed principally In the West
me rairoad riots a. Chicago occurred during his
1dr,irIsttation at Fort Sheridan and ne took a
rromirent mart IN their suppression. Later be was
iy1,niv,d I'm troubles at the For, Sheridan post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
$3.50 IS
THE WEATHER REPORT.
rrsrrnnAY.s nrconn ANn ro DAY.s F0REcAs-

yrsrrnDAY's RECORD AND 70 DAYS F0KE'AST'
Washington Jure % The pressure u high in the ONO
Valley and tic Atlantic state II is generally low IN the
Rocky Mountain districts TIE barometer has risen IN
> r-,ci.,t md the Atlanta. states The temperature
"a lower In Southern NV England II IL hlsher IN the
unoer lake region the ohio and the Missouri valleys
,rhundersorrns have tho North Atlantic coast
and showers reported o-cs aaly the Gulf states
49,. ,,,..o,,, Valley ana the Snu.her Rocky Mountain
districts Threatening weather. with occasional showers
Il indicated f,r New England ard tho North Atlantic
coas, The weather Will lie generally fair In the other
temterafure VIII slowly In the ONO
valley the lake regions and the North Atlantic states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

Gouyerneur. y Y. June p Special The St
Lawrence County Republican Convention was h"d
at Canton this afternoon. with many present ana
much enthusiasm Resolutions Endorsing National
and state Administrations and local can iidatcs
were adopted
NJ r. stocking. % Lisbon. was nominated unari-
nousy for Superintendent of The Poor II" Was
nominated and elected last year. but was found In
eligible Judge John 4 Vance % Po'siafn. Was
rcuorninafed for Surrogat" 4 X. H'griH.aa. oi
Orccrshurg. was made the candidate Tor Speci~
Surrogate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23

Princess Victoria Alexandra Olga Mary. second
daughter ~ tho Prince Of Wales was born July g.
lsss a. MARLBOROUGH House. She Is Lady "t 'he
Immortal order Of the Crown Of India. Of the Royal
order ~ Victoria and Albert and a Lady Of Justice
,. tho order Of st John ~ Jerusalem IN EnSilnd
John Barring second Baron Revelstoke, was
horn September = 1863. lie Is the son 81 Edward
,.n.r.o. rarinr. head ~ tho banking firm ~ bar
ing pro,h.~- who was elevated 20 ne pefag" IN
~ a.. succeeded TO tn" title and business IN
.,..fe - his father n" deafh ~ the lafl.r IN
r,,l, r. 80 His country seat j. Memhand. Piym-
otttn Devon. and his town rtsilen.t - 80. -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
MUNITIONS FOR CONGRESS

Ola,he Kan June q Congressman Mason
Peters was ronominatcd here yesterday 'Y inc
Pcnulists Of The ia Congress District lie received
l3e votes 10 70 cast for Ex-Governor John + 81
John - ~, ,,.,,. ro,
venion Of the INth Congress llstllct mas hoh'l-
mated W L. Terry for Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-23
10 SIN or THE FRIEDRICH DER CROSSE.

Among the passengers Who will sail to-day FOR
Bremen and Southampton on the North German
rJoyd steamer Friedrich der Crosse. are Thomas
- Wood Miss Martina Johnstonc the Swedish
,ionri4f. John X. Cre"vey. Mrs \. +. Conover.
ihe Rev A. & Flske. Colonel Alexander Gordon.
Irof...lr Emil M"ndel. Or. and Mrs =. NJ Proc
Tor ~ Boston. and Mrs. Naver Schlr~enhA