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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
NAVAL STORES.

Very little interest manifested to-day In any oe
nartmsnt OF the market buyers having Apparently sup
billed present wants yesterday Rosin and tar closed u
changed. but toerahly steady. win sP'r''s' ]uo'"
follow . 49,, .,,,
TAR-Reguiars 81 rs: tar OF. tbls, 81 70.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- +5Vi' &c. . - .. ~ rs
Common 20 good strained. u 40: y, " -; r.
a So: O. 81 rs u. 81 rs; 81 7o X. 81 30 d. VI %; NJ
81 10: W O. 81 10; W w. 81
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin bbls '-',.
Spirits turpen.ine. bbis go1
Charles ton. Jan. 7-Turpenns market firm at 42'tc
savanna Jan. 5-Turpenine firm s3it sales sli
hills receipts bbs ROsin rrm sales. 100 bbls: re
ceipis y C23 bbls Quoted: 4. y. g. II. r, Y. 81 o.
81 o.; H. 81 20: 81 40. X. 81 80: VI. 81 10. y. 81 49,
Wilmington Jan T.-spIrits turpenne dull. 43a43'sc
receipts % Rosin nrn. 81 lscqsl ora receipts
"a casks Crude turpentine firm. 81 30 and 81 20.
celpfs So casks. Tar hn. 81 TO- receipts. ia casks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
BALTIMORE g. OHIO. f.. r

OsSsI1EinI,IE m EffEcr NOVEMBER 90 1875.
Leave New-York, Whitehall Terminal south FERRY Aas
'00' 0' spaR~ Except Sunday tsundsys.
CHICAGO C'I 80 a. from Liberty street oniyo. IL
o. m and si2i3 night - 49,. -.
'0 csnSSSiNNATi. ST fouIs. 'as5 a m. 's.ss .. n
NEW oRIEANs: ass pr ~a.,,e.
wAsu1NSToS. bAErIMoRp f1I5. 'yS tpins2?.
s,ia5 a m DINER. tl29S D. M LIS plnsr' y ~
fpiner1. .5o5 D m and 'i2.io night NORFOLK. nav
q. ,,,.. .,.s p,,,..n rysh,
Ofices: ii3, 1I2 26I 49, 1874 Bd~ay 81 r. tsn-as
,sT powsry H. $500 34s Fdlton-st. BROOKLYN. wnite-
hsi Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or residence
TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08

ss,.~sps AZ New-Orleans for Monday were ofncialy
be from 10 600 IL COZ bales against l2o
49,, ectaa last week and 81 l55 bales last Mon
s-, eeps al Houston estimated at from 1900 10
bales kst year '-''- JAWS
r,,sps az the ports interior point. to-day com
' Win the cay last week and last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08

CRUISE TO THE TROPICS
- including
BEAUTIFU JAMAlcA
20 leave New York. January 2s
BY Tweedie Trading Co.'S
s. s. ARDANRosE.
four weeks tour Of jamaica Guatemala. Honduras ana
Nicaragua costing only si23oo.
For other sangs particulars and further
information. apply TO
RAYMOND a wHIrcoNRs General Passenger Agents
81 East iash ST.. Union sQuaIs West New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08
Yester-

Foreign coffee markets: Santos-Cofee market closed
holiday Hamburg market opened 4 pig higher.
1t 2:sO p IN. i.als pig advance sales. 5000 bags
Htyre-Conee market opened !. franc higher al II IN:
unchanged p. firm and a franc higher; closed
NJ o ~ Z. advance. saes. 1000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08

Receipts OF breadstuhs al nteror points IN thousaHus
last three cphers 1000 omitted flour bbs grain bush as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-08

CUNARD LINE.
"A TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Pier 40. \. r.. foot OF Clarkson St -.
rrubria -. Jan IA A. " Aurania. FEB. 4. 10 A. ~
strvia 49,. Jan. a. noon Lncana Feb ~ I A. ~
tssnnana Jan rs a ~ Etrur!a. Feb. Is, 10 A. NJ
amy VERNON H. BROWN & CO.. Gen. Agents
BOWLING GREEN NEW YORK
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
FUNERAL OF HON. r. P. BLAND
LAID TO REST AT LEBANON, MO-.
WITH REFITTING noNoRs.
The Town Was Crowded with III ou-
sands OF People tn DO Honor
to the Dead.

Lebanon. Mo-. June 17.--Congressman
Richard Parks Bland was laid to rest here
today with BETTING honors. The town
was overcrowded and thousands Of per-
sonal friends came to honor his memory.
Special trains were run by the Frisco rail-
road and were all packed, Only small
part of the crowd gained admittance to
the hall, the capacity of which was about
1000. The rest contented themselves with
standing in the street below.
The funeral services were participated
in by the ministers of all denominations
which are represented in Lebanon. Mrs,
Bland and family entered. Mrs. Bland
leaning on the arm of Sergeant at Arms
b. r. Russell. OF the National house OF
representatives. with her SON Theodore
at her side
The discourse was delivered by Rev Mr..
w. X Collins OF the Methodist Episcopal
church and was followed by the ritual OF
the Knights Templars and Masonic fra
ternities
Hon. William j. Bryan had seat on
the stage. but delivered no euloey, owing
10 Mrs. BANDS request that only minis
ters take part in the service. The funeral
procession TO the Catholic cemetery was
formed as follows Lebanon band, Knights
Templars escort mounted. Congressional
escort, carriages. the undertaken and
hearse with remains. the family. Masonic
fraternity. Hobart's military band. St.
Johns commandery, Knights Templars
on foot, visitors on foot. general public.
The cortege was the longest and most
impressive ever seen In Southeast Mis-
souri,
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STATE.

Man found murdered near Denton be-
lieved to have been Frompton. from Hous-
ton; an arrest has been made.
Galveston citizens met and gave impetus
10 the sanitary campaign.
First week OF the Alexander murder case
has come TO close with another wesk Of
testimony certain.
Rain reports general from Central
Texas.
Dull season is beginning to make itself
manifeft in the lumber markets.
Seed has been furnished the farmers Of
Colorado county that they may put in
another cotton crop.
OF unnecessary correspondence is imposed
on his department.
Convention of no IN sters has bee post
poned until July 10.
Valuable evidence has heen obtained for
the State In the Humphiiss lynchng case.
Charlton is said to be spreading in East
Texas.
Timber lands OF East Texas are said 10
be in the hands Of few mon.
Three girls were drowned while in bath
ing at Galveston.
University regents adjourned leaving
several chairs vacant.
Losses by food at Bracket are placed
at 100000.
A negro in TAIL at San Diego coafesses
TO having committed an outrage at san
Antonio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
WIN Not he ReIieycd W.,

Washington. June 1.-THE navy depart
ment has no intention OF relieving Ad-
miral Sampson of the command Of the
North Atlantic SQUADRON until he has COM
pleted the usual tour OF the service. The
admiral has planned an important set of
maneuvers and the course of Instructors
Tor the Atlantic fleet, part of II In con-
junction with the naval war college A.
Newport The execution OF this programmes
VIII consume the whole OF the summer
and early fall, and Secretary Long said
today that there would be no change h
commands at least not until the admiral
has carried out his project. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18

internal crisis in Russia is fast approach
ing, pointing out that the Russian labor
troubles at Riga. the disturbances of the
students and the famine in the various
provinces are symptoms OF the coming of
greater trouble The paper adds that 1t
has inside information enabling it to say
that perfect generalization prevails in the
upper government circles of Russia owing
to the opposing influence of the car on
one side and his mother on the other. 1t
cites recent incidents as proving this.
~
From today the emperor will make the
imperial Yacht his home for seven weeks.
1t has been reprinted and regilded and a
number Of improvements have been made.
His majesty will attend the regattas at
the mouth OF the Elbe and will be present
on Monday at the over Heliogoland races
He will arrive at Klel on June 20, where
number of races for boats and yachts
will occur from Thursday to Monday, clos
ing with floral course in the presence Of
their majesties. The emperor has pur-
chased of Prof. Martins fine villa and
grounds at Bonn for 100000 marks, to be
used as residence for the crown prince
and Prince Eitel Fritz.
Low temperature has succeeded last
weeks heat. Several inches of snow has
fallen in the sudetic mountains
4 ~
The press expresses alarm at the fall in
the price of number of government Sc
curities Saxony put her 8 per cent So.
100000 marks loan on the market and was
Obliged TO issue at SS1a. Prussian 8 per
cents are below 80 and Sh per cents are
down to 9S. Negotiations are proceeding
between the Italian and Prussian govern
ments to facilitate the immigration of Ital
ians into the eastern provinces OF Prussia
where the lack of men for work on the
large estates is becoming more felt. The
experiment VIII begin in August.
the government meat inspector at Bras.
berg East Prussia, has been sentenced 10
niteen months Imprisonment for causing
me death by trichonosis of the Werner
family The Inspector failed to discover,
the character of the meat when inspected
1t was German meat.
me highest court of Cassel has decided
tnat clergyman OF denomination not
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
TO PAY ALL CUBAN SOLDIERS.
NO DESERVING MAN is TO RE DE-
PRIVBD OF HIS DUES.
All Who Can lie Fully Identified
VIII Receive n Portion of the
Three Million Dollars.

Havana, June II. - Governor General
Brooke in letter to General Maxine Co
nez, says in relation to the payment OF the
soldiers: In tho distribution of money
have noticed that many mems names were
not on the rolls VINO claim to be Cuban
soldiers. AS governor general command
you to take tho necessary steps to gascer-
tain II they have a right to a portion of
the $5'UOO,UOo and hereby authorize you
to make whatever arrangements you think
proper 10 carry out the plan OF dstribu-
ton with the idea in view that no man de-
serving the money under proper conditions
be deprived of his dues"
General Gomez subsequently issued a
short proclamation in which he says: In
spite Of my proposition 10 separate myself
completely FROM political anairs, I feel ii
a moral duty to occupy myself with all
that pertains TO our heroic soldiers In
conference with General Brooke Yesterday
he informed ME that under present con
diuons some Cuban soldiers who wish to
collect their part OF the money allotted by
the United States government for the pay
ment OF the troops are unable to do so ne
cause their names do not appear on the
lists This should be changed so as to ena
bic the men to receive their quota, which
they need and deserve For this am Az
thorized to take any steps needed. and in
consequence l have advised MI the chiefs
to send more information, including svery
detail ohtainable If they think necessary.
After the Cubsns are paid. it IS proposed
they be prohibited from carrying arms
without special permission"
The secretary of justice Is making in
quiries into different provinces, and within
the next few weeks will submit p pronosiI
for such measure to General Brooke and
1t is thought he will act favorably upon H.
AZ the beginning OF July ono counon of
forty OF the Bank of Commerce So 900 900
loan Will be paid.
AT 3 o'clock this afternoon the iempe-a-
ture in Havana was rs degrees Fahrenheit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18

officially recognized by the governnn'
considered a layrnan. and for such Y
sons to offer public prayer Is crlns
clergyman named Wicker has been Y
fenced to Jail for this crime.
Count Henckel Won wennelsmircf y
OF the wealthiest German noblsmsn, "
gone into the manufacture Of cellulold y
terial for clothing. He paid 100000 rfaI
for the German rights to do So
House owners and other residents n
Berlin have addressed monster penn
to the emperor to prevent the consliusssl
of the present elevated railroad as plAa'a|
by the municipality.
A lockout Of Berlin bricklayefs Np.
this week. About 5000 men are nov
and it Is expected the trouble VIII ~. Y, Y
several months. as both sides are usA
mined to fight to the bitter emo
Kew. LIT. Dlckle, pastoi VI wv ~
church here, has returned 70 Inc As
~
Baron Herrenschmann. national w.
has given notice OF his intention 70 wv
duce the following amendment 70 w. :
glo- German commercial treaty Din \.
The most favored nation treaty saa1 :, I
ply only to those parts OF the pliu ,. N
pire which grant to the saolssS IN
products of Germany the same aasa. .sss
as are granted to the subjects anu p'0'''
of the most favored nation. \,
The relchstag discussed the p''pu,
modification OF the tariff OF 1915 ps wy
ad valorem duties will be levied wv. 7
ports from countries where deInsl An,
pay aid valorem instead OF taisa artll
The modification also provides tns n.- nj
BILE goods from countries wneis u mi
does not receive favorable nalloa assltIoti
ment, shall be subjected 70 a. -, ss n b
duty up to Cooper cent and go'a' '
free list up to 40 per cent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
PHILIPPINES.

Administration is said to have con-
cluded that strict blockade of Luzon
will aid materially In subiugating the Fill
pinos.
1t will cost a million dollars TO send
three more regiments to the Philippines.
Administration has not yet given out a
statement as to the number of OTIS men
who arc incapacitated from service by
sickness.
Every precauton is being taken by Law
ton prevent an insurgent surprise.
1t is believed that the Flipinos had re-
solved on an attack of Manila when they
met LaMton and were Defeated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
THE FEVER AT HAVANA.
Said to Be Much Alarm at the Cuban
Capital.
NO PRECAUTIONS WITH THE FIRST CAST
Tie Was Not suspected OF Having
Yellow Fever Unttl lie Was
Nearly Dead.

New York, June ia Havana special
to the Journal says; yellow fever in its
most malignant form has broken out
among the American soldiers stationed
about the city wharves. The utmost alarm
is felt among all American soldiers and
civilians alike One death has already
been reported and there is known to be
other cases. The excitement over tie out
break OF the dread disease and its par
ticularly dangerous form is intense
Throughout the American colony. Plans
for leaving the city are belog made rap
idly by the Inhabitants
New York. June ia special to the
Herald from Havana says: William
Kehrer, the marine who died from yellow
fever, was one Of the tallest and strongest
men in the corps, being more than feet
tall and Weighing 1870 pounds HI was "a
years old and his home was in Brooklyn.
He was transferred from the Columbia to
the Resoute a League island coming
hero on December "a.
"kehrer was stationed with CORPS OF
forty men On the Machina wharf. Up to
Sunday he was in the best OF health His
case was not thought to he yellow fever
until Wednesday, for the symptoms were
not alarming
The barracks have been thoroughly
fumigated and precautions taken against
the spread of the fever. Kehrer's death
was the first among the marines and the
second fellow fever death among the
American soldiers The other was Patrick
Twohig Of the Second engineers, who
died In Marlanao In January,
Generals Brooke and Gomez held a
conference to consider means to bring
about the payment OF legitimate Cuban
soldiers not on the list. General Brooke
expressed the fear that II it was left who'll
~ to the American authorities to decide
many men would get money who we're I
entitled to It, General Gomez assured
General Brooke he wound call a meeting
OF officers and try to induce them to
Vouch for soldiers at the distribution
station soon to be opened In Havana"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
nrisanas raid n smou Town

Santiago, Cuba, June IA strong party
OF brigands ralded Guio. small town we I
of Manzanlllo, on Thursday last. de4
tachment of gendarmes arrived on tho
scene and the outlaws were pursued and
overtaken. Seven OF the guerrillas were
killed and two badly wounded.
The Cuban general. Jesus Rabi, has tele-
graphed from Bayamo to General sanchez
advising the Cuban soldiers b surrender
their arms and accept the SIS each offered
~ the United States government. General
Rabis Influence is great and officials faml-
liar with the situation are iubilant over
his attitude
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
THE RAILROADS.

Receivers OF the Pee Gee report that
millions OF dollars are needed to put the
road in good working coneition.
Movement to abolish free passes is start
ed in Chicago.
The H. and T. c. employees have q big
excursion to La Porte,
Texas Midland and Texas and Pacific
will build union depot at Terrell.
The Denton and Western Railway COM
pany Is organized.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
WASHINGTON.

Admiral Sampson will not be relieved OF
the North Atlantic squadron until he has
carried out a set OF manouvers already
planned.
Testimony In opposition to the Standard
Oil company was given before the Indus
trial commission by Mr.. Lockwood,
A board OF army officers has been ap-
pointed to report upon the best method of
increasing the efficiency OF tho army.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
WORK OF PEACE CONFERENCE.
BOARD OF ARBITRATION HAS sus-
PENDED WORK SEVERAL DAYS.
The German Government is Opposed
to Organized Arbitra-
ton Courts.

The Hague, June 17.--lt is important that
the present situation regarding the board OF
arbitration be clearly understood The work
OF the peace conference has been virtually
suspended ON this point, and the probability
IS It will not be resumed for some days. on
semi official authority II is said the situation
is practically this; The German government
was opposed on principle to organized arbl-
tration courts and It is found that these Views
eMsted long prior 10 the conference and that
Instructions To the contrary were given 10 the
HvrlIRns. the CONVICTION rs tnat ntner pow
ers-notaoly trahee-would instruct laelr del
eg2tes similarly. AS the conference proceed
eu the spirit Of cancellation ADVANCED ana toe
desire to accomplish Important permanent re-
suits was manifested, Win tlIs srew up
schemes for an organized arbitration board,
notably the British proposals, to whiah nearly
all the members rallied with the authoritative
support OF their respective governments. This
at once left the German delegates In PEE
ouliar position. for which they were not pre-
pared,
The difficulty was not at The Hague but at
Berlin. In order to relieve the situation.
Count Munster. head OF the German delega-
ton. after Ions conference Yesterday with
his colleagues In Scheringen decided to dis
Dateh DR.. Zorn and Baron Stcngel TO Inform
the emperor personally OF the condition OF
made TO ind means of Cancellation by the Gre
alton OF limited board, established at The
Hague under the ordinary representatives OF
the powers, which was proposed by Andrew
ID. White head OF the American delegation.
This plan DR., zorn and Baron Won Stengel
have been commissioned to plead for to EN-
peror William.
: The question OF the moment therefore, is
what his majesty will reply. The most i'm
portant fact Is that the delegation from Ber-
lin was accompanied by Frederick Holl Sec
rotary OF the American delegation, who was
able TO explain fully the American plan. In
the meantime, the delegates OF the great
powers here have been merely marking time.
The delegates OF Russia, Great Britain and
France have held several meetings. concern
inr which the delegates preserved silence,
probably because no definite decision has been
reached,
There is a growing belief, however. that
Emperor William Is favorable, and II the
other powers will accept the new plan as the
basis OF discussion they will al once proceed
10 discuss a definite plan for an arbitration
board. The subcommittee on the adoption OF
tho Brussels convention met today under the
presidency OF Prof. Martens and adopted sew
eral clauses. The report will be presented TO
the drafting COMMITTEES.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
FOREIGN.


The emperor OF Germany will try 10
force the passage OF the Prussian canal
bill. which is being opposed by the upper
house.
Negotiations are pending between G7r-
many nad Spain for the csssion of the
West African island Of fernando Pic.
The Transvaal situatlan is noted as be-
ing In favor OF the UltIIAders.
American business rivalry in England is
being sharply felt
The damage to wheat in Russia II is
said will cause much misery and suf-
ferlng.
II was reported that seven British war
ships had arrived at 1nyak. the entrance
OF Delaeoa bay.
The defiant speech OF President Kruger
OF the Transvaa is considered a game Of
bluff
The German government is opposed TO
organized arbitration courts.
shipment OF 1000 rifles Intended for the
Carlists has been seized at Spanish port
Spanish budget has been arranged and
coupons on the foreign bonds will be met.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
COMMERCIAL.

The cotton future markets were slug
gsh, with no material change; spots un-
changed.
The local produce market was good with
shipments sold out.
The bond and stock markets were mar
row and there was almost an absolute lack
OF buying.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
SPORT.

Austin 2. Houston 0: San Antonio 3,
Galveston I.
Imp won tho Suburban handicap easily
Bannockburn second, Wnrrenton third.
President Hart has scheme to prevent
MONOPOLY Of the star payers.
Two million dollars changed hands on
the Suburban.
Jeffries and sharkey have signed arti-
cles for championship fight In septem-
Der.
Jenries bets $500 he can stop Mike Nor
rissey In four rounds
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
LOCAL.

DR.. Louis Louarenzano found not guilty
on the charge OF murder.
officer Nelson. charged with assaulting a
mail carrier. valves examination tetore
United States Commissioner Dunn and is
placed under $500 bond
The Houston SUMMER normal has con-
cluded half its work.
The managers OF the Houston Water
company desire an investigation into the
quality of water they are furnishing.
The electric light strike is amicably
settled,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
DOMESTIC.


The 1881 anniversary of the battle or
Bunker Hill was celebrated at Boston.
The official list OF the killed in the New
Richmond, Wis, tornado numbers 1875.
new cotton mill and benchory, to cost
sl,5oO,0O0, is to be built at Chattanooga,
Tenn.
It is likely that settlement OF the
shelters strike in Colorado will take place
soon.
A Kanaka at Sacramento killed his mis-
tress and wounded her daughter and
2-year-od child. and then committed sui
eide.
Captain Joseph Barney, formerly OF the
United States and Confederate states
navies, died at Fredericksburg. Va
A tornado and hail storm in Minnesota
and Wisconsin did heavy damage to prop
erty and crops.
President and Mrs. Mckinley were given
a big ovation at Holyoke, Mass.
The Bakers and Whites are heavily
armed and both factions are preparing
for battle.
American editor explains what the CEN
sor at Munich considered lese majestic to-
ward Mckinley.
Commissioner OF internal revenue holds
that bucket shop contracts are taxable.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
CUBA.

Cuban soldiers whose names do not APP
pear on the rolls will receive pay when
properly identified
Outlaws have committed depredatlons on
several occasions around Manzanlllo,
The appearance of yellow fever at Hav-
ana Ia said to have caused much alarm.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
A Reciprocity oomm,,,,on

washington June l7--Dspatches re-
ceiyed by the British embassy state that
a reciprocity commission has sailed from,
Bermuda and win arrive here about the
middle OF next week. The members OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-18
Told Only what He I<new.

Paris, June lit is officially announced
that President Loubet has requested Sen
ator Waldeck- Rousseau to call at the
Elysee palace at o'clock this evening
and the senator has accepted the invita-
tion.
During the afternoon the president con-
ferred with former premiers Brisson, Ri
bot Touvler and Meline.
NJ, Waldeck- Rousseau waited on Presl-
dent Louoet this evening and asked to be
allowed until tomorrow to consider the
situation.