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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
NEW BAuBURG- MEXICAN LINER.

The German steamer Patricia. the latest anoitoh
N the fee, OF the INSTRUMENTATION Line. ar
rived yesterday from Hamburg and Bouiosne' after
a passage Of ten days and three hours from the
latter port The Patricia was built at stettin by
the Vulcan Company and registers sSSz tons net
abe has accommodations for 300 saloon, ltD second
ca bin and 200 steerage passengers She Is four,
teen-knot ship. and Is designed for comiort ana
carving capacity. She Is commanded by Captain
Voeelsgesang The new ship will be open 10 the
public for Inspection on May p at the companys
nier in Hoboken. ,,.-,...
THE immigrants brought over on the Patricia
number $50. among whom were zOV HeDIe"s'
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NO CHANGE IN BUFFALO STRIKE.
GRAIN sHOvELLERs REPUDIATE ALL
AGREEMENTS THUS FAR MADE-wILD
SCENE AT MAss-MEETING.


Buffalo. May is.-The grain shovelers tonight
adopted resolutions repudatng all agreements
made with the Lake Carriers Association and de-
handing the unequivocal abrogation of the con-
tract with Mr.. Corners
The striking freight handlers. at their meeting
voted to ignore the advice OF Bishop Ouigley In
which he urged them to return to work under
the terms granted by the associated lake lines al
the conference this afternoon. The action taken
at these two meetings tonight, 1t is thought. will
end for some time the negotiations which nave
been In progress for two weeks 10 bring about
a settlement OF the dock troubles.
The grain shovellers will refuse to make any
further proposition either the Lake Carriers or
the contractor. and. the Lake Carriers some
days ago decided to withdraw from the conflict.
the indications are that the strike will be permitted
itself out
The final conference between Contractor Corners
and the men was held this afternoon. The men
announced before they took part In 1t that II II Ola
not result In some agreement they would break OH
negotiations At this conference the strikers pro-
posed that there be inserted In the agreement al
ready reached with the Lake Carriers Association
a clause governing the appointment OF ooss scoop
This clause provided that the grain snoVehers
should submit the names Of ten men for eacn ee-
yator out Of which the contractor should seIecl
his boss scoopers Mr.. Corners refused TO agree 10
the proposition and the men left the conference
At Q o'clock might President Mcmahon reported
to a meeting of grain shovellers the result OF rne
conference. wild scene ensued. The men pourted
out their wrath upon the president ana tne commit
tee for having attempted to make such terms ana
declared that they would have refused them even
II the contractor had accepted them. They de-
nounced the contractor the committee, ana even
Bishop Quigley. resolution was adopted 10 the
effect that the Executive Committee represents
the strikers should establish an office ana "aiC
there for the Lake Carriers Association TO come 70
them and agree to break the contract WIN MI
Corners. Another resolution was adopted pro-
hibiting the officers the Executive commute
from negotiating further with Mr.. Corners or max
ing any advances to 'the Lake Carriers AsSocia-
ton. o,,- .o.oood =,
Bridget's Hall for the OF the men. Inc gram
shovelers however. refused to occupy IL ana es-
tablished headquarters elsewhere. -,
The International Seamens Union Is TO take part
in the struggle. II IL claimed that the crews on the
vessels are assisting in the work or unioadihs
grain here A committee OF members OF the union
is TO begin work immedat ey for the purpose OF IN
shps
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second class, Qualified as
100 wards. marksmen,
vOLLEy FIRING.
TO LAUNCH THE COLUMBIA.

DATE FIXED FOR JUNE s-woRK TO BE DONE
AT NIGHT 10 PREVENT SNAPSHOTS
Bristol r. l.. May BIT is learned that the Co
lumbia- the new Cup defender, now In course or
construction at the Herreshof works. here. will
be launched Just at dusk on the evening OF June
The tide will be high at o'clock on that day.
and II Is understood that the reason for selecting
the evening as the time for launching Is to pre-
vent witnesses from taking photographs or the
boat thus securing a true print OF the lines which
after the launching will be concealed by the water
Ten OF the crew Of the Cup defender Column
bia will leave Deer Island Me, tomorrow for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
GOLF.
WHERE GOLFERS MEET TO-DAY-TEAM
MATCHES ON MANY LINKS-CLUB
CHAMPIONSHIP AT RALTUSROL.

Team matches. usual will be prominent
feature OF to-days golf tournaments. although the
semi-annual championship at the Baltusrol con
Club promises to bring out plenty OF good mccall
play. while the golf handicaps at Ardsley. Haroor
Hill, st. Andrews, Nutley, Larchmont and Essex
County will further add to the opportunities OF
those who prefer the stroke game. The ST. An
drews team. which made its first appearance away
from home this season at Richmond County last
Saturday. has arranged a match on its links. a.
Chauncey. y. Y. with the Dyker Meadow "oh
Club. and its team will include A. Dewitt Coch-
rane, captain: r. H. Robertson. J. Il. Baker D. d.
Upham. William T. Gray and f. II. Lloyd
The Apawamis team. Of Rye. will visit the hcn-
mond County course Staten Island. where II
will meet the second team Of the Richmond County
Country Club. headed by William Busk The VS.
itors will include Herbert A. Sherman. Victor De
lano. F. A. Wiggln. Maturin Ballou and r. n
Kemble At Richmond Hill there will be similar
contest between the Westminster Golf and ficn-
mond Hill teams. while at Harbor Hill. on Staten
Island there will be a meeting between the nome
team and the Laurence Harbor Country Cluo
team. which has not yet appeared In intercluo
competition 49, ,s
The Laurence Harbor delegation will include
Charles S. Cox Mortimer NJ. Singer. W. pane,'
Arthur Schroeder, n. p. Rogers. A. j. Morgan
Malcolm Graham. jr.. F. A. Morse and r; -. AZ
word. Another interesting match Is that oeIWteh
is be played on the links OF the former al bay
Ridge. o..
The Flushing Golf Club will open It's season TO-
morrow with womens handicap at elsi' oro
also announced at the St. Andrews ana MOTIFS
County links.
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LACROSSE.

1EHrGH AND STEVENS TO PLAY FOR THE CHAM
PIONSHIP.
This afternoon the ST. George Cricket grounds.
at Hoboken will be the scene Of a struggle for
championship lacrosse honors between the teams OF
Lehigh University and Stevens Institute
From all reports and Judging from the scores
made nv these teams against other colleges the
game should be interesting from start to finish:
Both teams have adopted the Canadian style OF
game This game will wind up the season FOR each
team Game will be called at $50 p. m.
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yrAc1FS IN CYMRTCS STEERAGE

-Four or FIVE cases Of measles were reported IN the
storage of the White Star Line Steamship Gym
r,o uben che reached Quarantine yesterday. The
sufferers were separated from the others. and
when landed at the Barge Office were sent TO the
hospital by the medical Officers OF me 5
pnreau There were also some passengers III
,Re cahin suffering from pneumonia. They were
"a rcd for nv friends.
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Drw FLAG FOR ARMY TRANSPORTS.

Washington, May l9-The Army transport service
has recently become of such importance that the
Secretary Of War has decided that 1t Is entitled
10 the dignity OF distinctive flag. That chosen
ia a tricolor with red. white and blue stripes In
diagonal lines. with the white forming HELD III
the centre OF which is a representation In blue OF
the Insignia OF the Quartermasters Department
OF the Army-the familiar wheel, surmounted rt ny
an eagle and crossed by sword ana Key. rms
flag will be displayed on every vessel engaged AZ
the transBAt service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
SOLDIERS DEATH SENTENCE COMMITTED.

Washington. May l9-Charles Farris. OF Com
pany II. 81 Volunteer Infantry. found guilty
OF murder by a court-martla in Santiago. Cuba
and sentenced to be shot The case was sent to the
President for review. and the death sentence has
been committed to life imprisonment and dishonora-
HE discharge from the Army. The President directs
that the prisoner be imprisoned at Fort Leaven-
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WANT CONNERS' CONTRACT ADVOCATED
ACTION BY DIRECTORS OF CHICAGO BOARD OF
TRADE

Chicago May 10 (SpeciaD-The Chicago Board OF
Trade directors passed the following resolutions
and telegraphed them to the Lake Carriers Asso-
citation at Buffalo to-day:
Resolved That Il Is the sense Of the Board OF
Directors OF the Board OF Trade OF the city or
Chicago that the contract Of Mr.. Corners with the
Lake Carriers Association should be Immediately
abrogated and that normal conditions arecting
TRANSFORMATION on the Great Lakes and the unload
ing OF cargoes at Buffalo should De instantly re-
stored.
committee Of three-President Lyon and Messrs
Farnum and Patten-was appointed to go TO Buff
falo to hasten the action Of the Lake carriers
Association, II possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20

The Nassau Country Club IL preparing for a
lively season. and although the opening Of the
new course has been postponed from Memorial Day
10 the Fourth OF July the members will continue
to hold contests on the old nine-hole course TWO
more cups have been offered for competition-one
by II NJ Adams for weekly handicaps under the
point system. and the other by Charles o. Gates
for a series Of women's matches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
WESTCHESTrR.
MEADOW BROOK
Total handicap.

The ball was put In play at 4:5o p m. and at
once It became apparent that hard tussle was
beginning. Meadow Brook took possession OF the
ball and scored twice by weil-sustained drives AMI
clever cross-held play the part Of Mr. Baldwin
Then Foxhan p. Keene's brancy shone forth in
dextercus undercut shots and marvellous turning
his pony evidently being trained to the minute.
The Westchester back" Larry" Waterbury, won
the Hons share OF applause for his reckless daring
persistent riding off and back-handed strikes, also
for repeatedly blocking balls which threatened dis
sster for his side MI Baldwin. at second po-
sition was wellngh invincible. and played like
ysrttable Indian, his picking up and driving.
especially along the border. being wonderful
COwDIN's FINE WORK.
The second period while not prolific Of goal shots.
nroyed the trustworthy strength OF the competitors
Mr. Cowdh1s work as No. for Westchester was
extraordinarily dashing. His cattle" were among
the swiftest on the field. and when he got lead
~ his opponents and carried the ball from quarter
ground 10 goal post. his finished horsemanship ana
unerring direction were cheered to the echo. ..,,.
,epiod Of play. both Waterbury and Whitney
smashing furniture in lively manner d ana tneh;
have done riding on in the hope OF ridng on a me
opponents in possession OF the ball Inc Meaq bsS
me- their Waterloo and in order to prevent serious serious
they repeatedly tipped ID t sns sa Mr. oe pa
lett the referee. fined them
THE LAST PERIOD.
IN the last period goals were scored fast ana
flriousy. Cowdn registering twice and keene once
for Westchester. each inside Of half minute
Messrs Whitney. Eusts and Baldwin played the
game OF their lives in this heat and as they 'ooA
tu-ns in sending the ball whizzing between the up
rights they were voted grand combination lhey
raced their ponies hard. but II was OF no avall;
FOR the winning players. although equally pumped
out had played all along more steadily INTO eaGn
others hands and so the pennant or the erst"he
cha mpions had TO come down. r,,,x
II Is doubtful whether even the best f-nglsh
plaver could outpoint the contestants OF YESTERDAY
r. an nternat onal contest should come 10 pass IL
is the firm belief Of few experts That honors
would be easily by picked American team
made nm Of such PLAYERS as those who broke rec
ords yesterday The score:
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vovrN.s HANDICAP AT BALTUsRo1.

The threatening weather Kept many persons from
attending the women's handicap for the De Barry
cups at the Baltusrol Golf Club yesterday. but
a number OF players were on the links and the con-
test proved close It was the first Of series
OF seven similar affairs, which are to be held on
successive Fridays until June 20. when the winner
OF the most points will receive the prize. First
place In each contest is TO count three points, sec
ond place two points and third place one point.
The scores Of the three leaders yesterday follow
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THE CRrJSE OF THE PRAIRIE.

Washington. May 1s.-The cruiser Prairie. with
tho Georgia Naval Militia aboard went into Bruns-
wick to-day from an eisht-day cruise al sea. she
r,u 90 70 Wilmington and Southport, " c. 10
~, 49, 81. North Carolina Militia on their cruise
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REJECTED LOVER HANGS HIMSELF.
TWICE CUT DOWN BY HIS swEETHEARr-sHE
FINALLY SUMMONS POLICE.

FINALLY SUMMONS POLICE.
Omaha, Neb May 10 (SpeciaD.-Henry Christen-
sian. the rejected sweetheart OF pretty Anna
Smith. hanged himself twice to-day on the 'front.'
porch OF the young womans home Twice ola the
desperate fellow climb upon the porch and' Tying
a rope in front OF the girls window. place mouse
around his neck and leap down, and twice did the
girl cut him down. The third time was too much
for her patience and she called the police Just IN
time to avoid having to save her lovers life
third time.
So violently did the struggle with the officers
10 again hang himself at the feet or MIS- sweet
heart that the officers forced to lock him up
for safety Chr1stensian all the time vow1ng that
he would yet commit suicide on the steps where ne
and his sweetheart have sat telling the stSry or
love Both the girl and the man were finally taken
to the station. With pout Miss Smith SAID she
did not love Henry any more, out she Ola not want
him hanging himself under her window The low
ers quarrelled last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20

There seems to be considerable uncertainty with
regard to the plans Of the Harvard golfers for the
owner OF the land which the present college
links Is situated is thinking Of cutting up his prop
ertv into small building lots. and the students
have already begun the search for new grounds.
Thus far the search has been unsuccessful and II
suitable land cannot be found the Harvard team
will find Il a difficult matter 70 practise for next
falls intercollegiate championship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
CONTESTS OF MARINE AND FIELD cLu1

CONTESTS OF MARINE AND FIELD Nb'D
w II. Garrison president Of the Marine ana
Field Club has presented handsome cup 10 oe
competed for by the members this season In aoui-
ton to these contests. members handicaps are 10
be held every Saturday until November WINNIE
womens competitions announced for every III
ternate Wednesday in the same period. beginning
May 81. Recent fixtures arranged by the 1oh
Committee are as follows
Wednesday May 24-Womens handicap For two CLUBS
presented by William K. Brown first and second pIes
Scores may be made time in the day MEDAL p'aS
IS holes-regular club rules. .
Memorial Day. May Coup presented by j. T. G"a'a %
mey Competition limited to club members rated AT ~
under. For best score-lS hoies-resull
handicap rues-meda piay-score may be made ii any
time In the day -.
presented by Mrs D. r. Adridge Under the same con
dtons the womens handicap OF May "a Lowest net
win.
Saturday, June 17-Members handicap For a prize
lowest
Tuesday. July Irregular members handicap. ana IN
addition beginning 1890 a driving, approach
ing and putting under the following conditions
balls be driven By each contestant from zee 10
selected-bas be scored when finally at res-dls
direction 10 be suitably credited by poihts
Each is also approach toNer sul,able
bunker obsace) with Ave balls putting down sam
count Separate prizes VIII
given winner OF the driving contest and also 10
the winner OF the approaching and putting contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The Crescent Athletic Club Is considering plans
for women's golf tournament to be held some
time IN the middle OF June. for the benefit OF the
associate members and such others as the club
may invite to take part. The outside entry list
will probably be limited TO the women members OF
the Dyker Meadow and Marine and Field clubs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
GrNBOATS AT OLD POINT.

Nevpor, News. Va, May 10 (speciaD.-The con-
vertea eunboat Vixen arrived al Old Point tonight
from Iambert's Point. and tomorrow morning Will
sail for Rluehelds. The converted ginboat Peoria
arrived tonight from Porto Rico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Malone Faust d. 70 'onn anne. $1,000
sn M2s' Thomas scar and william Roer Herbert -
Donsan Brosdvsy cT Osr1eE 10 Title Guar
and Ts, C0mRany sS,ays s0T nsw
1 ltstns ais3 3D.? sSNsSe q rom dyid
ing line between lots and 10 Of East Mel 4, NM
Hn r1ST as'H1 Margaret s. ct to Max Eranser
Of RssT sSrs on ar@ also
parcel OF Ave opposite; marcel OF forty.
nine 81 s2s peTch.s begins BY s., land Dsrc 81
at : corner Of land OF Charles E Hol1aptel ad-
joining lard Of Denton pearsall and Andrew ~ M
Judson s 5ospR Vest 70 EaTst sySn
Edwar fs- AntoiDette I. to Anna F Myers No II
w rapa-sv ichn to Mary schwaO. sprns-.
corner IVES. Broadway 9 years 10 ,rv s"o
Dock Savings Institution, Grovs-st corner A. M
pa sfatSy Henry r. to Edmund Munroe. executor
etc. Canals ms. 80 Il OF Allen.s years; So"e
Rivinston-T. 9 .. 1919 Z, OF shertn-st, .,
Pulling enr Henry !. to Elizabeth vatabi. No
s. East 2t i5 !, EAR earle, ey iis,h. 1900
A leo Il Of MadsSn-avs 10000
Loughran, Alice ct al to the Greenwich Savings ~,
'' 1ar EAfa rSate' 4. 1881 iSsh
Meeuire yeT Thomas j. to the Metropolitan saving.
Bank. Broadway. s. zoos n OF s2d-st' ,,o mn
Adams Albert j. the Mutual Ifs Insurance .ooc
Lyons Alfred to Lewis C Mack, Nos IA and i4e 49, ~,
Ma eS' aernina to Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Ams'erdam-ave. $ 1908 II OF o''h- ,.ooc
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STa.Ss G0 sY2sD 10 Hamilton pacs yss9
Fox Walter. 70 Jacob Butler convent-av' -, NM
ssme to san,a sam. nroperty year ......... 49, O0
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West Broadway. SO II n OF Broome-st 8, NM
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Hatned. Eben. to Ruth consdon No 5i+ West :, ~,
Same to Adeline Brooks. trustee No 0ie West
same to Austin Fletcher and another. trustees.
etc i49th-st, 2s5 II " OF Amsteruam-ave q, M,
uTli.r Hannah. 10 New-York Majdasen Benevo.
lent Society Amsterdam-ave. $. - II OF o, M
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i4Oth-st. also Amsteriam-svs s. 70 n OF 9, AZ
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and Trust Company. Cathedral PATHWAY ,ann
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Citp properip 60 Get.


yl,O RENT FOR THE sUMMER.-sman furnished house
i in list st, near Central PARK REASONABLE price
Anniv 10 G. PARKS. 90 Wall ri.
r FIT OVER HOUSES AND FLATS: reduced rents
| great variety STEVENS 93d-st.. corner Columbus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20

New-Rochelie N. T. where they will put the Co
umoias tender In commission and prepare her for
work IN connection with the trials and
curing the summer. The tender will be used prin-
cipaly as quarters for the men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
SHOOTING.

Creedrnoor. May 10 (speciaD.-The range was &C.
cupied here to-day by the second and last detach-
nent Of the 7th Regiment. composed Of part OF the
field and staff. non commissioned staff and Hos
nital Germs and Cornpanies B. c. F. II and l. under
the command Of Major A. w. Conover The
weather was good for shooting. The results foi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20

The latest addition to the list OF clubs In
this State is the Orange County Golf Club, which
was organized this week by some OF the leading
people OF Goshen and Middletown. A building has
been secured on the property covered by the links
and this will be converted Immediately into club
house More than hundred members have been
enrolled in the organization. and the formal open
ing OF the clubhouse and course will take place on
Memorial Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
NOT TO LOCATE ~ CAMDEN.
sH1PYARDs OF THE NEWLY FORMED NETWORK
sHIPBUILDINo COMPANY WILL NOT BE
ESTABLISHED THERE

The story from Camden. ~ J.. in yesterdays
napers that the New-York Shipbulding Company.
recentIv organized was to establish It's plant at
that place was denied at the office Of the Harlan
e. Hollngsworth Company at No. 81 Broadway. on
the authority of H. G. Morse the president of the
new company Mr. Morse is in Wilmington, Del,
and at present officers Of the company are IN
New-York. ,,<..-..
Inducements were offered by the Manufacturers
and and Improvement Company Of Camden and
TIE CIV Council to get the company TO locate al
camden The Manufacturers company offered one
bundred acres for site. and the majority OF the
Councilmen signed agreement not TO increase the
assessed valuation OF the property for twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
Conntrp propertp for Sale or 90 Get.


TSOR SALE OR RENT In Mount Vernon. n. IA
iar1s new main part rreproof house. with and
electric light: hydrant and artesan water located IN me
n0so.9 variety OF fruit: 10 minutes walk from Railway
s.e,ion New Haven Road f. 8. HERRICK. i0l First
Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20

The Central New-York Golf League will hold its
third annual championship games on the links OF
the Otsego Golf Club. near Cooperstown, on July g.
and g. The clubs composing the Organization are
the Albany. Utica. Trenton Falls. Otsego, Auburn,
syracuse Rochester and Buffalo golf clubs The
present championship is held by Otsego
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-20
Real estate for gfthanse

SrcuxNGE nor COUNTRY REsIDENCE.-AN ELE-
II CANT FoUR-sToRY DWELLING. NEAR WEST
John O. HoYT. 90 BROADWAY.
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Gountrp propsrtp 90 Get.

T,oR RENT in Port Chester. a cottage OF 10 rooms.
-. % - D. A. AMBLER
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Suburban Real estate.


A oEScY -Montciair real estate all kinds, ale Anr
a rent CLARENCE q. TUBES. BseknAn-sI' ~ l.