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New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
TARRYTOWN CITIZENS AROUSED.
ANOTHER ASSAULT ON LITTLE GIRL
LEADS TO A SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE TRUSTEES.

Within the last week two little girls have been
assaulted In Tarrytown on the Hudson. Only last
Wednesday Mary Comedian a ten-year-old girl,
was assaulted in the woods Of the village, and
on Wednesday Of this week Aida Mcmahon. twelve
years old was assaulted by Joe Couti. who keeps
a fruit store at No 81 West Main-st, In the heart
of the village The news Of the second assault
aroused the citizens and the Board OF Trustees, at
a special meeting passed q resolution ordering the
Chief Of Police to arrest the Italian Couti Is forty
years old and unmarried. The Mcmahon girl lives
with Mrs Mary Downg. in fat over the store.
About O'Clock yesterday she went into the store
20 buy apple.
According her story the italian caught her by
the arm and held her. She screamed. but he
dragged her into a back room and threw her on
sofa. william Hansel who is employed by Charles
Gross the village President, came in the back way
Cout jumped up hastily and faced Hansel Couu
was surprised and denied having assaulted the girl
who In the mean time had jumped up and ran up
stairs. Hansel informed the police and Couti was
locked up in the village Jail for safety.
The two outrages coming so close together. have
raised the wrath Of many citizens Couti, when ar
raigned before Justice MoCutchen yesterday after
noon pleaded not guilty. and was held TO await the
action Of the Grand Jury ana transferred to White
Plains jall The Trustees and police would take no
chances
About six months ago Mrs. Eva Delaney was
bound to a sofa and assaulted by unknown man
In the same house Some believe Couu did IT.
Last week Charles Lester. negro assaulted
ried out OF town. He was sentenced TO sixteen
years in prison. but II served no lesson TO Couti
The people greatly worked up, and II II were
not for police protection Southern methods might
he adoDted
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
THE NEW CONSUMPTION CURE.
LOCAL DOCTORS HAVE LITTLE FAITH IN
CRoTTEs ALLEGED DISCOVERY.

The report from Columbus. Ohio. that at the ses-
sion Of the American Medical Association there
on Wednesday FrancisQue Crotte. French chem
ist announced that he had discovered cure
for consumption, appears have excited little
terest among physicians In this city. OF a number
who talked upon the subject yesterday several who
have made q speciality OF the disease expressed
their disbelief in the efficacy OF DR.. Crottes
method. and nearly all were skeptical to its
results. Two or three however. said there might
be something in Crotte's alleged discovery. Among
the latter was Dr. J. Vanderpoel. OF No. s6 West
Thirty y-ninth-st
"Dr. Crotte." he said. announces his treatment
20 consist of inhalations OF formaldehyde vapor
transported directly through the by the aid
Of hght-tension static electricity. This Is the
vapor Of new drug. which has into very
general use for disinfection by burning and In
other ways. 1t is death to germs. The Holtz
machine creates electricity which can be passed
through the patients body l imagn that
tho combination of the vapor and electric treat
ment might work successfully and have a good
effect on the tissue Of the lungs But the question
is whether the gas could be made TO penetrate into
the deepest parts OF the lungs.
There have been many new things an
nounced for the treatment OF tuberculosis, how
ever. that physicians are wary Of expressing a
definite opinion until some definite result Is
DR.. George +; shrady. Of No. 8 West sixty-sixth-
IN DR.. Crottes alleged discovery and he voiced
the opinion Of number Of others when he said Il
am not q believer In any Of these things We are
hearing OF sure cures for consumption every day.
They have come erom France, italy, and DON I
bus have faith in any OF them"
Dr. Pascal manager OF the Loomis Dispensary
and sanitarium for Consumptives. at No. lW West
Forty-ninth-st., said he would consider unpro-
feseional to talk upon the subject. He said how
ever that there was nothing scientific about the
numerous eensatonaily announced experiments for
the of consumption.
when you them described in the news
papers," he said at is all sensation and nothing
more When a valuable discovery OF the kind Is
made the first account OF 1t appears In the medical
journals 1t is not hrst exploited In the daily
press"
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
NETWORK CITY.

Chief OF Police Devery has received from Temple
Tex a letter regarding the death OF John Is. holt
there on May G. Holt formerly lived here ana
among his belongings was a letter Of August IL,
1881. written by William w. Holt from NO % East
One-hundred- d-a nd -tenth-st. That name does not
now appear In the City Directory
The United States Civil Service Commission an
nounces that on July IL examination Will be held
for the Mint and Assay service for various me-
chanlcal trades and other skilled places.
Dominck Tussao, an italian junk dealer. living
in the Southern Boulevard. near Coumbine-aVe'
who on Wednesday evening shot and killed Frances
Geiss twenty three years old OF Mulford-ave. near
Pelham Road. In Pelham Park was held without
bail Yesterday by Magistrate Mott in the Nor
risania court. Tussalo contends that the shooting
was an accident while the father OF the dead girl
declares IL TO be n murder. The police are IN
clined TO the idea that 1t might be an accident
Postmaster Van Cott announces that the malls
from China and Japan which have arrived at van
couver are due in this city on Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

Tho certificate OF incorporation Of the American
Chocolate Machinery Company was filed In the
County Clerks office yesterday. 1t Is capitalized
at slbO OO and It's duration Is 100 years. The OBJ
tect OF the corporation is to manufacture and sell
chocolate machinery. machinery OF all kinds ana
on general SuSlneSs in sedfopd
TnwnshIp Westchester County, and the directors
are William Walter, Of Rosebank staten 5siahu ana
John r. Van Derveer OF Mount h1Scoi anu ani Mann
The Vernon Pharmaceutical Laboratories. OF
Mount Vernon, has filed certhcate In tne
County Clerks office showing increase OF It's
capital stock from 5000 10 5000 Inc sI amount M
actually paid IN Is 2'7So and the totai haoihueS uo
In the County Court yesterday, morning Judge
thirtynine old, to nine years In state PrsGn s;
lie convicted Of assaultlng MS wire IN oihs
The White Plains Assessors have. returned to
the Commissioner OF Jurors. John Sells, the names
Of 2sS citizens eligible for jury duty.
The entire Fire Department turned out last even
Ing for a public practice at MARITIME ana Lexlng-
ton aves. An alarm turned in. and the com;
panes led by their respective foremen, turned
out Immediately and went through the move
ments OF extingushing a fire. large number OF
people witnessed the exhibition. -
The lawn party be held at the Westchester
Temporary Home, in broadway. tomorrow after after,
attended U by the fashionable people Of weschester
County. The Committee OF Arrangements mas
prepared an elaborate programme me members ffna
Irvington Mrs. Martin J. Keogh: Of New Rochelle
Mrs. David S. Cowles. of Rye; Miss Emily O. But
town: tow u Mrs % John john Reid Of Yonkers and Miss H.
c. Brnckerhoh Of Sing Sing.
public library in the oakley Building; The Board
has declared IN favor Of night school for TINS
village and tie necessary oS steps Toward opening
The Uillnge Trustees have granted an extension or
sixty days time for the New Rochelle and west
chester Telephone Company to contruct us hhe
here
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
MOUNT VERNON.

Miss Matte Irene Whiren. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Whiffen. and Louis D. Reilly
married on Tuesday evening In the First Congre-
gational Church. the pastor, the Rev. owen r.
Lovejoy officiating Miss Whhen attended by
Miss Margaret Moebus maid OF honor. and by
her sisters the Misses Ellen and Edna Whiffen az
bridesmaids Miss Hortense Whiffen. the little
sister OF the bride. carried her bouquet Fairfax
Reilly. brother Of the bridegroom, best man.
A large barn on the estate OF Frederick T. Fos-
ter In Prmrose-ave. Chester Hill, formerly used
by the North Mount Vernon Railroad Company
for the storage Of streetcars. was burned on
Wednesday night. City Judge Adam Il. Schatz
who was enter aiming Alderman Connor and Henry
j. Appel, first discovered the flames. The Judge
hurriedly put on his uniform and helmet and with
his guests went dashng down the hill to the burn
ing building. Their attention attracted by the
loud neighing OF horses. Attacking the large doors
they broke them In and rescued two Of the
imprisoned horses and vicious bull which In its
efforts escape nearly upset his rescuers The
fremen had much difficulty in obtaining supply
OF water, and the barn was completely destroyed.
II is thought that the experience OF the fremen
Wednesday night will be warning. as II shows
that this part Of the city, including the New-York
Infant Asylum. where FIVE hundred babies are
housed "a not adequately protected from fire.
Miss Henrietta f.. a. Eberhard. eldest daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs Ernest @. Eberhard. OF this city.
and Edgar Cuyler Lansing. Of Poughkeepsie. were
married Wednesday night at the home of tho
brides parents. Vernon Heights. The Rev. 5:
T. Graham. rector OF Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church of1ciated
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
FUNERAL OF PRESIDENT THOMSON.
SERVICES HELD AT HIS HOME, NEAR MERloN
PENN

crpv1cEs HELD AT HIS HOME, NEAR MERIoN'
PENN.
I,bi,adelphia Juno s-The funeral OF the late
Frank Thomson president OF the Pennsvl'ahla
Railroad WAS held to-day at his country nome
Corkerhill near Merton. few miles from th's
c,tv Over 500 men, representatives OF tne sfeas
eranc,ai railroad and business interests OF the
country tourneyed to Merton to do honor 70 'ne
dead man. The weather was intensely warm ana
onlv n small portion Of those present were aoie 10
listen 70 the brisf simple burial service OF inc
rn,scopal Church. read by the Rev. Elwood "or-
cester rector Of St. stephens Church. OF this city
OF which Mt Thomson was commitment
The others gathered on the lawn, under the Ds
.rees bared their heads when the cofhn was Doiho
from the house to the hearse. and watcheo IL as
uas taken TO West Laurel Hill Cemetery, tolo"eu
only by the honorary pall-bearers ana 'he mem
hers OF the Thomson family Those VINO "eie AZ
side the house heard the service TOT the ueau N
Istened to appropriate singing by the Mendelssohn
Quartet of New York. Previous 10 the SeiFeo
those present passed through the reception room
and took a last look at the face OF the ueau MAJ
Most OF those In attendance were officials OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad from all over the sS''ei,,
hut there were also representatives OF nearly all
OF the great railroads Of the country ieaoele ~
finance and politics. and heads Of universities ana
churches Postmaster-General smith came
washington as the representative OF the Presiaen,
Who was unable to attend In person: fresluent
Robert T Lincoln, of the Pullman company, III
resented that great corporate any Oh tHe tdmunds
and 7 Donald Cameron walked together from the
station TO the house, and Senator boles en oyn
with Congressmen Young, ADAMS anu DiIs rsnn
represented the Pennsylvania delegation III ooh-
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
CROWD THREATENS A MOTORMAN.
LIVELY TINE OVER COLLISION BETWEEN A
CABLE CAR AND A TRUCK

LIVELY TINE OVER A COLLISION BETWEEN A
CABLE CAR AND A TRUCK.
There much excitement In Centre-st near
Reade-st, about noon yesterday, caused by col
lision between truck and trolley car No. 1A0 OF
the Fourth-ave. line. William Callahan, the truck
driver, twenty years old. OF No. 70 Water-st, was
in Hudson Street Hospital. with a compound tract
ure of the right leg. At the time stated he
driving across Centre-st. Reade-st., when the
car came dashing up Centre-st.
In a second II crashed into the truck and twisted
II In the other direction, and the force OF the COL
lsion threw Callahan from his seat to the ground
He was run over. and the street became blocked
with cars. while the passengers OF tho car which
was in collision became furious and threatened to
attack the motorman
No policeman was in sight. but one came presently
in the person OF Policeman Thomas Kane OF the
Elizabeth-st station. In the mean time Callahan
had been carried TO the sidewalk He was sent TO
the hospital soon as an ambulance could get
there.
The crowd blocked the car. and refused TO let It
proceed until the moorman arrested but two
other policemen arrived and II finally decided
TO allow the TO go with the offending motor
man on II. No arrests were made.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
r,,poprAN PRODUCE MARKET.

,,,,.o, Junr s-Closing: Wheat. SPOT steaJy J,i,rh
red Western winter as Ca No red Not'hsrn enn Re- 50:
a. ia Corn spot steady; American mixed sS July
a. IA A b%d: futures steady June, IS osn' winter
ss SD: s-pt.mbsr 30 ID Flour Louis ,sn, ns, extra
np Insia mess COS prime mess css Pork STEADY pT prm
lnua n Western ass Hams short "a TO 10 " W ss.t
nc Ram Arm, Cumberland cut rs to 30 10 SSs ga 40 10
ris as TO 20 Cd long clear miad.es m o n sss
short dear backs 10 to Is no 2ss "a clear am ass o.
s "a M ao Shoulders, square ~ to IL TO- hnn re-.
~ =. avn nrtme W~rern In tierccs 26s Sd Amei gs
ansS in paiis 26s 3D. Butter. good United ,ss s,srs dui
ass: ordinary new As Talow nrm prime p us s renned
1uns August, Ibs Ga Turpentine spirits seaas ' Il
Resin common steady. ~ Petroleum. ss''~
Lanseed Oh. 2is d
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
ARTILLERYMEY OFF FOR PACIFIC COAST

Newport News, Va. June (SpeciaD.-Battery b.
Sd United States Artillery. Captain Frank Davis
left Fort Monroe this morning at l0a o'clock over
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for San Fran
cisco. The battery Is made UP of sixty and
Is regarded the crack battery OF the Cd Artii-
lery The departure OF the artillerymen made
the occasion for a demonstration at Old Point. The
regimentai band and a large number Of people &C
companied the soldiers to the train. 1t is stated
authorita lively that Battery B is under orders TO
go 10 Alaska from San Francisco, although final
orders win not DO received until arrival on tho
coast.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The marriage of Miss Rita Cornish Lambden
daughter of former assessor George Lambden, TO
Augustus Embury took place on Wednesday at the
home OF the brides parents. In Residence Park
the Rev B. d. Stelle pastor Of the Baptist Church.
officiating Mr Embury is the son OF the late Cap
tain A. l.. Embury, well known In military ana
Masonic circles in Westchester County.
Invitations have been issued for the annual COM
mencement exercises Of the Castle TO be conducted
under the direction OF the Ursuline Nuns the
afternoon OF Thursday. June Is. Archbishop Cor
rgan IA TO preside.
The fftieth anniversary Of Salem Baptist Church.
OF this city is 10 be celebrated next Sunday and
will be followed by special services during the week.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
PORT CHESTER.

Captain Edwin f. Studwe. chief of the voiun-
teer Fire Department has submitted his annual
report to the trustees. In the year the hremen
responded fifteen alarms. and the amount OF loss
IL estimated at 1900. Captain studweiI
the construction OF several new buildings for
the use OF the Department. The salary OF W r.
Kelley superintendent of fire alarms has been
increased TO 500 year.
The closing exercises Of the Misses johnson and
Alcotts private school and kindergarten, held
Wednesday an the Congregational Church parlors
were attended by many well-known people OF Port
Chester and Rye, whose children took part IN the
exercises Misa johnson opened the exercises with
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
TARR YTOWN.

There were three weddings In this village on
Wednesday. At Christ Episcopal Church DR.. F.
De Witt J.. Garden and Miss Clara r. Tay
lor. the daughter OF william r. Taylor. were
married by the rector the Rev. J. Selden Spencer
Miss Isabel Elizabeth Cox and George Whittingham
Briggs were married the home of the bride =
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tener Whittingham
at Benedict-ave. and South Broadway. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev Arthur F. Mabon,
pastor OF the Second Reformed Church Miss Julia
Glenn and T. J. Kiey married at ct. Teresa =
Church IN the evening.
The village assessors held a special meeting on
Wednesday evening to consider applications for
reductions on personal property.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
YONKERS.

number OF the Aldermen Of this city yester-
day afternoon rode the Yonkers-ave. troll
ley line to Mount Vernon. The object OF the trip
was 10 inspect the road and the avenue, with a
view TO determining the best means Of solving the
double-tr6ck problem.
The annual competitive drill Of the Yonkers High
School cadets will take place In the armory this
afternoon at o'clock. Lieutenant William B.
Thompson will be In command.
The arrangements for the annual lawn party
given St. Josephs Hospital grounds and which
will take place June 2s. . and 30 and July l,
completed at meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society at the hospital on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
SING SING.

The Mount Pleasant Military Academy celebrated
its eighty-fourth closing day yesterday with ap-
propriate exercises. Charles Bukley Hubbel Of
New-York City, delivered the address TO the gradu-
ates in the afternoon The drill and parade OF the
cadets took place at o'clock
The Ossinlng Township assessors have filed with
the Commissioner Of Jurors at White Plains the
names Of 196 citizens eligible for jury duty.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
VERDICT IN A LIBEL SUIT.

Jury IN che Queens County Supreme Court
Justice Merriam presiding. yesterday handed IN a
sealed verdict for 5000 in favor OF the Rev. Isaac
B. Remsen, OF Jamaica and against THE Brooklyn
Daily Times"
The Rev Mr. Remsen sued "The Times" for libel
for publishing statements rejecting. as alleged on
the plaintiff as q minister and affecting his moral
character This was the second trial the first be-
ing before Judge Gaynor. having resulted in a
verdict for six cents
An appeal will be taken TO set aside the verdict
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
Mr.. GERRYS SOCIETY MAY BE CUT OFF

Controller Coler has no. completed his plan for
reductions In the appropriations OF city money for
the charitable institutions; but It is expected that
ne VIII soon be able 10 announce II and give the
heard.
II fs the purpose OF the Controller to insist that
all Institutions that receive money from tho city
Ahsl give In return service that can 10 estimated
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

u, .o,,n,od for So much a day ur week VIII
h hu iiowed for the support Of dependent cLInien
or sick aged narm persons by me for the
swnnort ~ such institutions could not set pms
without help from the city will be dlscUMlTe to
,hn SocIetv for The Prevention OF Crielty 70 Ch-
S wIiI be cut off on the ground that NJ Geiiy
society makes no accounting TO me CITY
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
COrRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Divon-supreme cOur-Bef0Te T ,'s Van BTqnt
p j.. Barrett Rumsey Paterson orasrs and Sos
is fSoTt r, oRs"i e. H. at IS. p = p..,,
m6soe sgGGs%e calendar GGS6t9Psfisd Pessd at io8o
Supreme court-specia Term.pnrt Derte matters
'fsye SUPREME ofS Scott
s; sTs a5a as s Es' s
sa s a2 s2 $50 so9 pa S5 s2s ass2 IaSa laSs $9 $S
SGS SgSs CO.. s5SS 2s!s. S5sY Clear. u,,
4 Supreme Court Special Tern-Part vAd'o"r"'d until
M2Rasy SUPREME T.rPart vI-Adiourned un
I'll saSss MGnasy 5S8s yIPerOre rrua1
sI9Eems coaTrs MoAa2% dam
s. Ys 1920 $50 Ss ga sS 1914 ?s sas SsSs S
sS7 sS7 sos Sss @ essa ess sIo5 szt s4o iooi7 s'2
sfs, T,D 't 'tcourtNTria TermwPat IBefor. Fitz
SsIa tS:G 1883 laSs s tod soao sSs s 1855 iSs go 90
.s sse9 sSl ssSs ssss .: .s9 'sIs issr 'Sl 1850 '' ~
fel aS1S coIrTris Term-Part IvBefore Andrews
Jsuscs he sent from part pa t0r yBetor. Leven-
, Tcauses to be sent from Part III for trial Case
unnnsnea court-Tria Term-Part vI-Before Freed
man JmCauses be sent from Part III for trial cas'
s s d,. aS5 as ssd ss5
1 sTs sSa Sd Sas Ss5s $685. ssGs s ss sss sSs sass
''t pIs@s IsT coaritra Term-Part vIIRetore smyth
J.-causes to be sent from Part VII Tor 'r'a' case ""-
hhs%Se snreme cour-Tral TermPat Ix-AdjOurned until
Monday June ~, lss"; n. " u.,o-. Dug-o 7
-Canses 10 he from Part VII for tI1a Gear A.,
cunremA Court-Trial Term-Pat XI-Before MAC
Iean Causes be from Part VII for trial case
unfinished -, ~ D., VII pa,o-. c-hes,ar
J-causes be sent from preferred calendar Tor ual
Case unfinished. No.. r-,.,. C
Motion calendar called 1870 Wills for probate
Jacob wallsrstein Abraham NJ Knapp. Edward EnssL
Andrew f. Burr Louise c. Brandt, Matilda thompson
al 1890 a. m; Jeanne f. Hanemann, at p m
surrpRates Court-Tral Term-Before Varnum. s.
case on No 1870 will Of Rachel l. Kennedy. At 1920
a m: No i475 will Of Andrew Kiernan at 1880 a. m
No i4S5 will OF Bertha Rand. at l080 a. m: No. l4o3.
will OF william Murphy. at 1870 m; estate OF James
NJ Conner at 1880 a. m
city Court-specai Term-Before Fitzgerald C. L.
Court opens at 10 a m Motions at % lo;So a; m;
xo. 3qis nos 7iOe lsDs 30l6. 36l7. 39l4 895 $3.50.
city court--Tria TermmPart n-Before sehuchmsn. J.
-No~ 3277 3T42 27s6, Hoi. 1892 252i 1873 71, III.
1888 3s5 sIo s84s 37oe aT4e ao77. sT+S 1851. 1887
city court-Trial Term-Part IrI--Before Hascall J-
Nor 3se2 3es4 1910 3O5s 23si, 1912. $500 6s2i Ga22.
ce2a a1h5 zoos 1892 Case unfinished.
city court-Triai Term-Pars Iy-.Before oDwyer. J.
short causes: Nos 722S oeS2 Io2 1884 TAOS. 1912,
0S7I. 7467. Clear.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Mazet Investigating Committee. Board OF Trade
rooms. II a.. m.
Dock Board meeting.
Senate Committee on Finance, Fifth Avenue
Hotel -
fifth-st, p. m.
Music in Battery Park by Wards Military bano'
&
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

afternoon the graduating exercises will be hein III
the gymnasium or church.
On Wednesday the alumni will hold their tri-
ennial reunion with formal exercises in the morn
Ing social gatherings in the afteTnoon ana Sap Sap
per on Thursday evening. On Wednesday even
Ing the senior class will repeat their perforinaInSS
Of Mrs Ruth McEnery Stuarts Golden Weu-
ding" dramatized especially for them
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT op NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. JUNE 9. 1899.
ARRIVED.
gteamer Europe O3r Tubb London May 81 with mdse
20 the Atlantic Transport co. Arrived at the Bar at
/ III.
Steamer Iahn (per) Pohle, May 90 ana south
ampton al with mdss ii9 cabin and oi7 pas
sangers 10 Oeirchs Co Arrived at the Bar ~ i2is
a ~
steamer Edam Dutch De vries Rotterdam May n.
with mdse passengers the HoiiandAmerican Line
East of Island at $3.50 -
Steamer Vimeira (Br), Ferry Flacatalpan May ~ ana
Progreso June e. with mdse to W d Munson Arrived
M the Bar at y m.
Steamer vi Mar Grant Nsw-orlssns June g. with
.,A.. ,o + II Val ScklA
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HolH'''

PROMINENT AKKIVAI'' n
BUCKINGHAM mia ajor-General .. -. i roWaiu
y A (retired) CAMBRIDGE-T J. Charpeh-
tier. OF the French Embassy at Wasniheto
FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Orvihe a. flat,' o y,
Connecticut, and Senator Nelson w AiuIcn' - -
phode IsIend HOFFMAN,. b. Dahlgren, OF
Washington HOLLAND-Roland n. BoutWe1' o
Boston. and Colonel w. II. II. Denyareo, =, . ~
1MPERIAI-Judge Stephen l.. Selden, OF DenVe.
MTTuTpI sherman r. Miller. of Detroit.
WALDORF-Dr Bruce Riordan, Of Toronto
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09
HAMPTON INSTITUTE COMMENCEMENT.

Hampton. Va. June (speciaD.-The Hampton
Institute will hold It's commencement and anni-
versary exercises together this year. on Thurs
day June 10. The Rev. Dr. Greer OF New-York
one of the schools trustees. will be the principal
speaker from abroad. In tho morning cass-rooms
and shops win bs open TO visitors. and In the
New-York tribune., 1899-06-09

short address and at the end OF the programme
awarded the medals and prizes for attendanee. q,
fobn RYAN brother OF ex-Congressman Ryan, ~
sorioualv mi at his home In this village. lie was
thrown from his carriage recently In ruhaWay
onciden, Al the time his injuries were considered
slight but complications have since set ln' whlch
are regarded dangerous.