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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
.Nr Batter doubtful Starter
IxTH RACE THE NDw YORK 6T'EEPr-foCHAsH
HANDICAP. for FOUR year ot, ana upward. Abou,
NOTES FROM 4 VETERAN THURMAN

Charles D Fair {, n, tho Waldorf-Astoria Mr.
Fair left Paris n few weeifB on account OF the
an,!pathy OF many Parsians 10 Americans Al one
OF the vaudeville shows IN Paris picture OF the
Maine f. shown a screw The Frrnchmen hiss
tho gallant ship and when the next picture Is
flashed which shows the wreck of the Maine after
the explosion OF tho mine BY VIEWERS towards.
a.. Frenchmen cheer iumultuousiy. Admiral
Dewey gave the Spannris and tho rest OF the
world an exhibition II external and Internal OK
po.ons AZ Manila TINT they are not !ikey 20 for
get
june. r Keens returned from Washington yes
,erday II r. likely that he will attend the races al
Morris Park to-day.
Handbalrs showing on Thursday thoroughly dis
gusted his owner Philip J. Dwyer. who could not
account for his poor performance IN" Hugucnots
clever victory surprise 10 James Rowe. his
trainer Is milo I'm IA WAS ~ fast ms tho colt
would work IN his trial.
number OF coaching parties have been formed
70 visit Morris Park to-day II tho weather Is pro
piious.
King Arthur II arrived from Kentucky yestcr-
day He will be trained hy Frank Brown.
H. X Tingut cOuIn not induce the authorities 20
give him a permit 70 Kill SIaniards. 20 he pur-
chased Baby Bill a steep rnaser with view
toward killing of the honkmak"rs
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u-r1ILAM WHITEM RICH p.

1,-rrs,o Vhitewright died yesterday AZ h'' nome
W 1e West Twenty-th.rd-st. He was eieh'Y-'our
Years old Mr. Whitcwrsht was well known II,
the financial world. IIc was born In ms Guy anu
always made his home here In carly lie ne on
g,cea IN mercantile business. with nucn success
I'd later was connected with financial aHairr ne
az. a. o,e .f,ne ylcc-prcs1eni OF ~" mon 'uSt
S 80 and was FOR many years chairman OF We
$500 COMMITTEE holding that posliion ~ me
tn. -. Vic 1e,-h VI WAS also director ~ u
nITnber o. railroad companies, and foT more 'n s
.,rnn,v Years wa treasurer ~ the institute, III
~ piirS Mr. Whitenright was menlpor % t ne
Union and the Union Leasue cHns rds r va Dun nm
ma ma ~ Iris city and Mrs William Is Leenes, %.
lakewood and neph@w Wl'am ,,e Pitb Ave,
,ro PRESBYTERIAN church. which Ny. White"7Rn'
"a
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CIVIL SERVICE LAW ~ OBSCTRITY.

1ockport y y. May IL (Special)-"The Buff
falo EXPRESS" and other papers having stated that
m. I,egisature had repealed tho municipal civil
service clause in the new Civil Service law. and
therefore cities must act under the old law.
Tribune representative interviewed Willard a.
Cobb OF thi. city president Of tho State Civil
Service Commission. about H. Mr. Cobb said; III
NAV or may not be true that the Legislature has
repealed that part Of the new State civil Service
law referring TO cities. In other words, there seems
10 he some obscurity to the real Intent OF the
LEGISLATURE and opinion Is divided "a 10 whether
mtinlcpal Civil Service is 10 he observed under the
old or the ne- law The situation Is naturally
causing embarrassment understand however.
that some authoritative decision Is soon to be made
in the premises, and until that time IL would
seem wise for cities 10 hold their action IN aoey-
ance Mr. Cobb itated TO give any individual
opinion In the matter. saying that while ne had
decided Views on the subject ne would prefer that
The higher and more competent authorities should
net in making final decision.
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CAPTAIN JOHN ". L'HOMMFDIEr.

capta.n John W LHommedieu. manage o' III.
Red star Towing Company. died or Ihu'su"S a"
his home No II Rodney-s;.. BROOKLYN p',' w
sudden. and was due to paraiy"S % '"9 -.
~, r,uonn,el,eu was at hia place OF business on
,,,.s..nay and WAS taken 81 IN his Office 80 ~
sontb-st. Manhattan. He hurried TO his non''
and although nc fel somewhat improved on ~ In
Sav morning decided not 10 go W % mnsrsivs,s
"a. ~ ar,ernoon ne received stroke OF Paia's'''
ard died IN few minutes. - l., p,v.,b.sd
Captain LHommedleu was Eats old lie took
n & sea earlv in lifc and after some years a. ~ !,
~ ..r,i-ed mo bed Star Towing Company i>ut-eI ,
1899 taen rom rnander Of a small feet or NesHe's
CAPTAIN LHommedieu MADE me sonG ga FAR as
NayUaven the study OF lifeiim" and tnere "'''
few men VINO knew he ioca, wa'TTs ioow and three
Lndrsn enr,.ivc him. His brother Il captain ~,
the White star Towins compamy. ne MA wu be
% rorrou, in Baitfng Hollow. Long Island.
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THE BALTCSROL GOLF TOURNEY.
rorrR AND LYNCH TO MEET IN THE ynsAA
ROUND TO-DAY.

roIER AND LYNCH TO MEET IN THE ynNAA
ROUND TO-DAY
The second and semi-hnal rounds for the GOV.
ernor's Gun were decided yesterday at the secono
DAYS play OF the Baltusrol golf tournament eno
the consolation match reached its th'rd rouno
tn. hast feature OF the second round for the Gov.
ernor's Cup was l9-hoe matcn. oet"een -
Der Lynch OF Lakewood. and J. n oteeie' OF w
lev They finished all even At the eishteeh.n "o'.s
Lynch winning the extra hole py "e"p~'
four Steele foozng his drive. ana. ai'no1SH
.a. s,.rd second shot It took FIVE strokes 70
make the hole. X. @. Leavitt baitus'o'. ~"o
1,n~ IN thursday, had a default in this rouno
.,.r, r q Riggs OF Morris County. Tho otner
n,,r. n,aved out their matches. II. p Foler. bAtus-
,n,,n~ ga s,ly from z. Leavitt. Fairheid. oy
20 nlay while after close match IN
~ 80 wa. down at the ninth hole. Malcolm
Graham. jr. Haroor hi' oeA' V"
Andrews, by holes
- 1865 the way for the semi-hnals. The mrs.
10 on, G.re Toler and Graham. the former WIN
to- IN. nrst four holes and keeping the ieao tnere'
ar,er 70 the end. He won by up ahd ~ 49, ~
The remaining pair Lynch , an" aser that point
sch nlayer aiternated In the lead until tne nome
Sia ras ached where Leavtt met MS :" dteIIoo
no nor" arvins into the brook leaving Lyncn winner
oy yha |oi,ouinr are the results in the Consolation
ce Second roundA G. Hamilton Baitnsro beat
y, y; heat G Mackenzie. Baltusrol. up and
20 n,sv. G A. de Coll. Elizabeth. suburban. peat
l. Taylor queens sat cIsn, Todd Batusro, up
never; 20 NAV: H. A. Colby, Essex County. beat
G. A. Gould. Batusrol. up and to pay; nm co,.
Ih h, he coli 3 up and to play; Hamilton.
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wopK OF THE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION.

The Merchants Association. which Is vigorously
opposing the proposed curtaiment ~ the number ot
postal deliveries I'm cities as provided FOR by the
amendments 20 tho General Postofice bill which
were adopted In the Senate. g receiving many
PROMISES 81 support Letters indorhng the action
Of the association were received yesterday from tho
secretary OF tho Philadelphia Board OF Trade. the
secretary OF the St Paul Chamber ~ Commerce.
tho Commercial Club Of Kansas city and many
others The association is proceeding with ~
work in making Arrangements for representa- ton
~ New-Yorks merchants at the Trans Mlsslssipp
ana unconditional Exposition 10 be held at omaha
this summer and IL also making progress In its
Efforts 10 secure representation % tho inanuiact-
urei nroIucts q, the city at the State Fair. 10 he
beh A. syracuse during the latter part OF August
and tho first part OF September
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COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

Albany. May 13-The Court OF Appeals hanced
down the following decisions to-day:
Peter Higgins agt. the Western Union Telegraph
Company. appellant: judgment reversed, new uiai
granted. costs 10 abide event.
Walter G. McAllester agt Niagara Fire lnsur-
ance Company appellant judgment and order
affirmed with costs.
John o. Laughiin agt. the NewYork Central ana
Hudson River Railroad Company, nppcllan,
Marco Lucco agt the New-York Central and Hud,
SOD River Railroad Company; judgments aff1r rned
with costs
David Link. appellant. agt. William Moore; order
efnrmed and judgment absolute ordered for de-
PENDANT on the stipulation with costs.
Jacob Hirschfeld individually, etc. agt. Lorenzo
J. Fitzgerald and another, appellant motion 10 put
on calendar for day certain granted and cause set
GOWN Tor reargument the second Thursday OF
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
NETWORK CENTRAL CHANGES.

Some minor changes IN the New-York Central
Railroad are proposed along the line Of concentra-
ton and reconstruction recently entered upon 1t
is decided to abolish the Offices Of the general
freight traffic agent. the foreign freight agent IN
New-York City, the general freight agent and as
sistant freight agent OF the Rome. Watertown ana
Ogdensburg road and the division freight aSents.
All OF these changes take effect on June l. re-
organization Of the freight divisions Is contem,
plated There will be Adrondacks DIVISION a
Rome, Waiertown and Ogdensburg dlVision' d
Mohawk division and a Western division win an an
line with the policy of concentration when .ns
new MANAGEMENT OF the New-Yor CentraI roau
has laid down II is believed that the new ar
ransement will secure a more economical aainlniis-
tration of the freight department without lnhps I
ing lis efficiency Some minor changes arc Also
expected in the passenger department
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RACING AT MORRIS PARK
TWO IMPORTANT STAKES TO-DAY.
CANDIDATES FOR THE wITHERs-FAsr TWO
YEAR-OLDs TO MEET.

CANDIDATES FOR THE wITHERs-FAsr TWO
YBAR-oLDs TO MEET
The card a, Morris Park to-day. the NTH day Of;
this meeting. is OF exceptional attractiveness and
interest The National Stallion Stakes Ave fur
longs. for two-yearods is OF the guaranteed total
value OF $4,000 and is therefore OF in
way one Of the most important two-year-old con-
tests OF the year. II is expected that there
will bs eight starters This makes field Of COM
Portable size. and the stewards ought take such
precautions with patrol Judges that there can be no
possible complaint OF crowdng. josting. crossing.
foul riding or Interference Of any sort With a
field OF eight running down the broad Eclipse
Course for Ave furongs there will be plenty OF
room for every OF tho eight. and there will be
no possible for any Jockey for getting into a
pocket allowing himself to he crossed jostled.
II the weather Is fine undoubtedly great multitude
VIII to Morris Park to-day. and will watch with
interest the performance OF John Z. Madden 8
Glenheim. OF John Days Jean Beraud. OF August
Belmont's Filon dor OF Philip J. Dryers colt
Miller OF tho Schorr stables colt ". Overton. ana
Stakes
The fourth race this afternoon will be for the
famous Wiihers Stakes. and Philip j. Dryer .e ex-
poets to start two-Handhsl and SANDERS, me me
Thompson Brothers Will start The Hqguenot me
brother OF Henry OF Navarro. John r.. MADDEN =
Great Bend J. G. Follansbees Muro and tho
Fleschmann colt Mr.. Batter are also expected 10
Those people who Ike steeplechasing will have an
opportunity OF seeing the New-fo rk steeplechase.
at two miles In which nine are expected 10 take
part. The fields in the first and second races are
srse and he ed a lie h sse Is d sf tsI # IS
likely that experts will he able TO form an opinion
to the best two-year-old Of the year, and ne
result in the Withers race Is also anticipated WIN
eager curiosity.
MORRIS PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Tho entries for to-day as follows:
FIRST RACE-Maid-n three yearoids and upward; mo
weight be carried to be 40 pounds usual allow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14

OPPOSED TO posrAL cr'RrArLMENT

.,cc,al meeting ot ,he Merchants and Manu-
,octur-r,' Hoarf n. Trade was held last night ~
the HOFFMAN HOUSE Resolutions proio3fc ny INC
Committee on National Arai-s. conn osHi OF = -
shame ! 4 Hickman. Il Twyenori Charles J.
Jones and J. r. Walker. were unanimously adop'"''
and were as follows
p..oi,.d Thu, N. Merchants and Manufact-
urrr.' Board - Trade regards tho proposed cur
tanent Of postal facilities aS wrong IN p'''TS.p's
cor,rarv 20 ,ne progressive spirit OF the times.
wholly unnecessary from he point ~ Wow OF econ
crrv and Will - n becomes law. cause very S'i'
on. congestion IN the pO~tOfices oi the lareeT
elite. adding greatly 20 the aoorS OF the carriers
nv Increasing the volume OF mall matter wnicn
fhey must distribute IN the reduced nuinDer ol
,riu. md further that T. Viii prove a serious an
u0vance 70 business men. VINO nav" became hcCuS-
toned 20 4 prompt and reliable service, ana, -
Resolved That favor a liberal allowance ior
rho purpo.~ ~ securing free delivery IN sucn OF
tho rural districts and smaller towns NJ DO not no"
have y
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OBITUARY..
JAMES ". COLLIER.

lama. " Collier formerly a weii-Kno"h "c,o.
o,d manager died yesterday. nj his nome NO ''
East One-hundred- and -forty-third-S'' r''
eral years he had been In poor hea''n' "nu Az
two wears confined to his home WIN he"'' W
ease and other serious troubles fOr wv -,
he had been sinking gradually. MS oed'" ''''
1900 Gov a, any time He leaves widow ana
SON four wears old and also son by MS "'s'
r,,fa lame. Walter Collier. an actor. YESTERDAY
..o, tho hodv was removed to the home OF
. ro,a,,va az No ssl West one hundred and-se'e"-
,s4,tbs, The funeral Will he or Monday al inc
C,hurcb ~ the Paul!s Fathers. at Fifty -nintn-S"
and Ninth-ave. - . g., this
Mr. Collier was born IN Madisoh-s'' III '''''
c,tv on July o. 1915 A. the age 81 'li'ee" "o ~
onnr.n,,ced bv his parents 10 hrih III '.
=. ,aorr trade while serving his Apprenticeship
-. 49,, 49, Murdoch Dramatic Association IN
g. h wade his nrst professional appearance AT
Sn,orL as Raoul In la Tour de Nesie' uh"e' NO
MANAGEMENT Of Mrs. Amelia Parkef. ne ' a1Hany
peared the Green ?Uee' snd,h q Bond Nj
Bateman engaged MIN or his e9mp9ny eornpany in
and he afterward joined hcn NJ I.r'sh Heep in
nsn5d Copperfeid and Toots. In both o, Thrn
he made hits In 1850 he engaged 90 sunnorto ed
in,,n Cushrnan Tie following season ~ '"'f'
haWin his ne paved Juvenile parts WIZ 10
Bateman "hq g., trenafned with her playing lend
ing parts as well as attending , 10 ~" nSan ,onei
tI.s sralrs for four years lie thc" Ia
Sheridan Shook in producing the pas s ne ,nep
Union Square Theatre on the roa''
wh sbout this time ne became a'soea,eSa s MIN
Edward p Rice and they gave C''lne'1 r, an in
vans s,Sa,e n ran for ~ nights When 4 N
Poimer retired from the manage neni OF ,ne The
ssuare TheasG ne and he nied /, for four years
At the expiration Of shook Goer rered from
Management d,y,rA %r coier benefit from which
f1D en-
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BATES GETS THREE FIRSTS.
GOOD ATTENDANCE AT THE QUEENS
COUNTY HORSE SHOW.
GENERAL. ROE AND HIS STAFF VISITORS AT THE
MrNEoLA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

GENERAL ROE AND HIS STAFF VISITORS AT THE
MrNEo1.A GRorNDs-PRI zE-wINNERs
OF THE DAY
About two thousand persons were present at the
second days exhibition Of the Horse Show Associa-
ton OF Queens County. on the grounds or the MIN
cola Fair Association. yesterday. The boxes ana
coach stands were filled with well-known members
OF society General Roe and his stan visited the
grounds In the afternoon. Troop gave pretty
exhibition Of rough riding and cavalry drills The
squadron's band OF twenty-five pieces was also
present, and gave concert on the lawn IN 'front.'
OF the grandstand
serious accident narrowly averted when
the harness horses were brought up before the
judges. Winthrop Rutherford's chestnut geding
Bonus. driven by Rarton. was run into by George
B. Hulms's bay gelding Lieutenant wilkes. driven
by Tom Ford. Wilkes became frightened at the
scorcboard and ran into Rutherford's wagon. turn
ng II and throwing the occupants out. A
small boy. one Of the grooms. was slightly hurt on
the arm. The runaway was caught NJ the turn.
The Marion Mills gave an exhibition mile
with ,ut harness driver in 2:ls
The Judging OF the Gymkhana caused great deal
Of amusement. Each rider carried an umbrella n
his hand and smoked cigar. The was won
by trooper from Troop A The following prizes
were awarded
hands frs, prize. ss5-won by chares F Batess b &.
Stallion. s.lding. years Old to be shown in
harness-Won by Arden Farms b. Monaco.
Stallion. gelding. over years old hrst prize
$2J-Won hy Arden FARMS bay m. Hazel
Ponies single II hands and not exceeding IA HANDS
Won by Miss Edith Calfori's b.. x Cottage Prince. 49,
Harness horses sinsle 1913 hands hrst prize t'
Won by Charles r Bstes's b Eghert
saddle horses ~ and exceeding Is HANDS.
fr- prize s25-Won by Mrs. John Godfrey Moorcs Re
lioty.
Staions four years old and kept for service;
pedigree conformation and speed to be considered TO %
shown hand by the side OF saddle horse. nrst
prize ss5-Won by Edward Wiet & Sons Island Wllkes
Tandems-The wheeler 10 have conformation. sun
quality and action the leader to he snowy we'll
bred. all around With good manners the whee er
not exceeding ljl hands frs, prize s|oWon ~ Cnares
+. EAtesr b. z CoXey and ,. <. Whirl of The Town.
Jumping COrinthian class performances over FENCES
only 10 count: FIRST prize So by ". G. Whitney
(money plate-Won by " y. Cirand'r b. e. Red Oak
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RAILROAD RATES TO THE YUKON.

Seattle. Wash May 13.-The Alaska Traffic AZ
ISOLATION has been formed for the purpose OF con-
trolling rates from Pacific Coast points ~ NV
Yukon River a rate OF Sis from 81 M'cn"o' -,
Dawson IS TO be established. The rate from seattle
and other coast points to-day will be 800 for hrst-
class accommodations on the largest steamers mo
second-class rate was placed at ~, ,o b,,arsd
The freight rate decided on Is slV a hulul - =
from Seattle 70 Dawson. The Alaska commerce.
Company was not represented, hut has IL Is sa,a'
agreed to abide by the action OF Inc o''ei ''1''
norfAtiOr men.
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pooR BASEBALL AT THE POLO GROUNDS
NEW YORK TEAM WINS A TIREsoME GAME
MARKED BY MANY ERRORS.

The New-York and Washington teams crossed
bats at the Polo Grounds yesterday IN amateur
ish contest, which long drawn out and ex-
tremely tircsorne II took tho few spectators back
TO the time long ago. when the street urchins
played one-old-cat the vacant lots. While Do
hency and Mercer pitched with some effect. their
fielding support wretched. the infelders piling
ND fifteen errors. Farrell Wrigey. Gleason and
Hartman were the chief figures in the fumbling
matinee. The only real ball playing seen during
tho game I'm the seventh inning when tho
home players made two doubles triple and a sim
XII, and scored three While the home team
avcd badly enough the tailenders did worse. and
the result was victory for New-iork by this
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VIEW EyGLAND NORMAL COUNCIL MEETS

Boston. May 2-The New England Normal Coun-
ell held It's annual session to-day. preliminary
conference was opened $50 O'Clock. Frank f.
Murdoch. OF North Adams. the president, In tho
chair. Viola NJ White. OF Ciorham. Me. the
secretary. read her report for the year. After this
the depa rtsnent discussions took place
business session took place at AZ O'Clock. at
which the following officers were elected: Pres-
dent Charles :. Chaplin Westheld; vice president.
Charlotte h Demlng. Providence. r. l. secretary,
Miss Viola NJ Wright Gorham. Me. Executive
Commiitee-Charles n. Merrill. New Britain. Conn.
and Walter r. Ranger. Johnson. VI.
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MAIL DELIVERIES NOT TO BE REDUCED.
coNFERREEs or THE PosToFFTcE BILL REACH
AN AGREEMENT.

coNFERREEs or THE PosToFFTcE BILL REACH
AN AGREEMENT.
Washington May i3-The Postofilce Appropria-
ton bill has been agreed in conference. II will
be reported to both houses IN ten days or fort
night the delay being due to the necessary absence
OF those I'm charge OF the measure. Tho following
Senate amendments were agreed to In conference:
AppropriatinR r2.Os5in which the senate hat
reduced from sl3 90 900 FOR pay Of ett"r-carriers in
present pCSiOficcs and FOR substitutes ana Tor tenn
J.orary carricrs at summer resorts. holiday and
election service. creating joint commission OF
three Senators and three Representatives appointed
rs tho NiCePresldent and Speaker 10 l'F'sugale
during the coming recess whether excessive prices
paid railroads for mall transportation ana pos
tal-car service and all such service. OF postal TeNc
nu~ and expenditure and postage rates; aplroprl-
ating - - for temporary posio'ices AZ military
posts or camps during the eK.stinG war, pfohihi-
ing additional contracts for pneumatic tunes or
similar soric. unless hereafter authorized by IA"
making the correspondence or any foN'itN1'h
official or 10 any person official or departmental
business franked not cod two ounces ~
weight md for informing scnders X known. OF
and fourth classes 20 aHord opportunity 70 prepay
rs,urn hostage Tho appropriation for rural free
delivery WAS hxed a. yH"'
Tho following amendments were rejected
Limiting deliveries In any city TO not exceeding
four per day. limiting expenditures for cancelling
machines 70 taupD 10 each nrty thousand p,opula-
ton or fraction thereof above twenty five thousand
and authorizing on" cancel''ns uhcnnr II, -,
offce. prohibiting payment 70 suh-cn nfac'ots ~
any part OF the amount FOR Inland mail trans ipi
ton and providing that contracts shall Not DC It,
t. any person y no does not actually carry tn' man
10 reject excessive bids therefor aud relfvertis"
making It n msdemcanor and punlshng ny heaN :,
fnc the faiiurc OF railroads 20 FURNISH sNltaUls
pos,ni,cnrs or TO transport malls when required
and on tho fastest trains.
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COURT or APPEALS TO TAKE A RECESS.

Albany MAY l3-T'he Court OF Appeals will take
a to-day. 10 June 6. on which day It
will convene in Saratoga Springs for session Of
three weeks Monday June g. will be only regular
motion day in the June session, which day the
court will hear oral arguments In appeals from
orders entitled to be heard notions" and in
other motions Original motions. by which are
meant motions 10 dismiss appeals. motions 10 ad-
vance and the like. be submitted. without oral
argument. on any Monday when the court is In
session Oral arguments not allowed mo-
tions for rc-argument The sessions OF the court
Will begin at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon during the
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PArPFR WITH $500 ~ HER CLOTHES.

Kinsston n Y May - Csp~ciaD .-Superintend-
.nt Adds OF the city Amshouse found N.S0 In
bills gold and silver concealed IN the nlthy CLOTH
Ing and rags OF one Mrs Michael Weislein who
h,d h.e, holn.d by city charity for years past
and nnalv evicted by her landlord for non payment
OF rent She then brought 10 the almsnouse
and the money found upon her person. When
forced 10 battle and change her rags for clean
clothing the money was found sewn up In SACKS
snd hidden in the lining OF her dress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-14
RAILROAD MEN TO PLAY BALL

The New-York Central and Hudson River Rail.
road Interdepartment Baseball League VIII play i1
frs, series OF games at Van Cortlandt Park ae ,
o'clock this afternoon A large number OF railroad
men will be present and witness what promises 10
be an exciting game between teams from the once
OF the auditor of freight accounts and the ONCE
~ tho auditor OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Trans
Leave on the New-York and Putnam Railroad ae
0ne-hund red "A nd fly ffth-st station at lSo.
and 23l o'clock.