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New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
THE SHERIFF RELENTED AT LAST.
HE WANTED s275 BEFORE HE WOULD SURRENDER
ArR1soNER. BUT AGREED TO TAKE s4''

HE WANTED sc75 BEFORE HE WOULD SURRENDER
ArRrsONER. But AGREED TO TAKE S4o
New brunswick y j. July % (SpeciaD.-William
Darling the man charged with the murder OF hehIy
Drnham AZ New Market. Mddlesex County n j.
l., August 1895 who has been held for the las'
,vvo weeks in the Jail at McConnellsburg' Penn.
& now IN tail in New Brunswick, Detective John II.
Ferguson arriving in this city with him at CLOCK
this afternoon. ,,, >.
Darling was arrested at McConnellsu"s OS
Sheriff Sheets and District Attorney DanieiS' U,
Fulton County Requlstlon papers were secureu
and nron.r,v signed by Governor Stone OF Fehh-
s,,yar,a y-hen these were presented 20 Sneriu
sheets on Monday evening last ne refused 20 sur
render Darling unless he received Sz'o IN cash'
t,ros.cu,or John 3 voorhees, went TO Harrisburg
ord consulted with Attorney General Elkins. and
,h lattsr teIesraphed to the Sheriff. ordering him
20 surrender Darling The Sheriff did not even
o,swer the message Prosecutor Noorhees tnen
went ~ McConnellsburg and early on Friday morn
ing saw Sheriff Sheets and District Attorney pan
inIs The Sheriff said his expenses were ~, a{u ne
nded the rest OF the S25 account OF the lsk
~ the capture. He remained obdurate. ana "ouiu
P,osacuor voorhees, and his detectives then start
ad for Harrisburg telling the Sheriff tnat tney
would Immediately begin proceedings TOT ms I'M
naachment Eight miles away the Prosecutor was
baI,sd and told that Sheriff Sheets wished 20 speak
10 him over the telephone. He rang the sherin up
and the latter offered 10 surrender Daring TOT go
The Prosecutor agreed. and tho detectives started
back for their man.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

Livingston. who has been a perpetual candidate for
the nomination fer the last FIVE years. Livingston
was In the Assembly the year the charter OF
Greater New-York voted on and deserted his
friends and went back his pledge by voting for
the charter at the time He has been told now that
ne cannot have the nomination this fall. Mr..
Fischer and his friends looking around for a
candidate who will be acceptable TO both factions
IL IL believed that candidate with good labor
record Will be selected by the Republicans. the
district Is typical workingman's stronghold
Assemblyman Brennan II again wondering II he
VIII land the nomination In the XVIth District.
he has represented his district at Albany
four years and Naval Officer Shsrkey would like 10
see him returned Arrayed against him is the
Taylor Extsnce faction. and they make up just
half the ward. Some Of the latter have told Mr..
sharkey that they are not unfrendly to him. but
that they Will knife Mr.. Brennan II he Is nomi-
mated; The district is safe Republican one II
anywhere near the party vote IL poed.
Little Is being said about the county nomna-
lions. Republicans recognize the fact that II is a
bad year, and there Is not going 10 be the usual
herce rush 10 secure nomination which means
fortune 10 the man elected.
Alderman William Wentz Of the XVIth District
IL practically certain OF denomination. Naval Of
hcer sharkey In working openly for him. and there
IL little opposition
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
WAR DRUMS BEATING.
POLITICIANS IN KINGS COUNTY HAVE A
LIVELY TIME COMING.

POLITICIANS IN KINGS COUNTY HAVE A
LIVELY TIME COMING.
Signs multiplying that there will be a great
deal OF factonal strife In the Republican party In
Kings County this fall The action OF Michael J.
Dady. Executive Committee chairman in Illegally
trying 10 deprive a fellow executive member OF his
prerogatives. and finally being brought up with a
snap In the Supreme Court together with the atti-
tude OF the recognized organization leaders In sup
porting Mr. Dady. has aroused a great deal OF re-
sentiment all along the line. Mr.. Dadys course
is regarded n great tactical mistake by the
organization leaders. and II Is even reported that
Senator Patt is 80 disgusted with the situation in
Kings hat ne will lend his influence TO the over
throw Of the Third Warder in the coming pri-
ma-ies.
In the Twenty-second Ward Frank Squier. pro-
nounced independent of the Low and Schieren type
has become so indignant that he is going 10 give
up part OF his summer vacation TO lead r~'olt
aghinst Lieutenant Governor Woodruff and Jesse
D. Frost
In the Twenty eighth Ward John @. Deubert II
confronted with organized opposition. and In the
Twenty-sxth, where Appraiser Fischer was sup
posed 10 be supreme. George w. Bannerman ana
his friends are likely make so much trouble 'ha'
the normal party will fall far short OF oeins
poled. - xyr., d,s.
Assemblymen and that II would be so u tne Isaa-
ershp had been efficient The organLstion ,,,
are m king an eert redeem the xXlg Oistrict
They have started out by turning down 'hSsS A.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

be observed as holiday throughout Hawaii This
was decided upon at recent Cabinet meeting
There will be grand reception and ball in the
Executive Building. The Government expects the
citizens will unite to have day programme OF
sports and other events President Dole said II
was desired to make the day a memorable
Senator c. ID. Clark. OF Wyoming. who is visiting
in the islands in recent interview said There
Is not member OF Congress that has anything in
mind for Hawaii the most liberal form Of
government. You not merely assured OF ter
rftorial form of government. but you will have
local privileges here that the territories recently
admitted to the Union forbidden You may
tell the people OF the islands that their fear OF
colonial government is without foundation. ! know
whereof speak. Not a man in Congress wants to
see such form OF government for Hawaii. and
President Mckinley, an enthusiast for Hawaii Is
OF the same mind"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
NEW BANK N MINEOLA.

Albany. July pa certificate Of association OF
the Nassau County Bank 70 carry on 4 discount
and deposit business In the village OF Slheoia' Vas
sou County was filed with the State Banking De-
nortment to-day. The banks capital stock is S2o.oo
and the directors are
Frederick c. Hicks and John A. Albertson' OK
Westbury; William c. Whitney and Benjamin d.
Hicks. OF old Westbury: George l.. Hubbell. OF
Garden city; Henry NJ ". Eastman and James X
Wulets OF Roslyn: Frederick f. Wiiets' OF Glen
cove. Townsend scudder Of Glenora Landing:
Samuel ! I1nderhill OF Jericho Thomas w Al
bertson and Luke Fleet. Of Mineola EdwaTd ,,,. "a
tSrost ~ Floral Park Johann Post OF East Willis
ron. George 8 Emory. OF Hampstead, Augustus
Denton. OF New Hyde Park, and Henry F. Huett-
nar n Hicksyllle.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
TAXES, UP SHEEHAN'S FlGHI
DENIES THAT HE WAS DE-
POSED FROM TAMMANY'S
LEADERSHIP.
HE INSISTS THAT JOHN c. VOLUNTARILY
TURNED IT OVER TO CROKER-AS TO
THE ACCUSATION OF TREACHERY

HE INSISTS THAT JOHN c. VOLUNTARILY
TURNED IT OVER TO CROKER-As TO
THE ACCUSATION OF TREACHERY.
The resolutions adopted at a meeting held in
the Ixth Assembly District by the Tammany
men who are following the leadership OF Coun-
Gilman Frank J. Goodwin, in trying to over
throw John c. Sheehan from the leadership.
have aroused the ire Of Mr.. Sheehan's friends
John B. McGoldrick. formerly secretary Of the
Tammany Executive Committee. and a friend
of Mr. Sheehan denies the statement that Mr.
sheehan was deposed from the leadership Of the
Tammauy organization by vote Of the Execu-
tive Committee on account OF treachery. Mr..
McGodrick said Il asked Mr.. sheehan why.
when he was so intrenched in power that not
even Croker could dislodge him. he voluntarily
gave It up. and said: I laid it down for Mr..
Croker did so because Mr.. Croker once trust
ed me "
Mr.. McGoldrick continued Mr. Sheehan's ac
tion was one of gratitude and dictated by con-
science He transferred the leadership back TO
Mr. Croker, who had laid it down as he said
permanently. to enter upon a racing career on
the English turf; but when Mr. Croker returned
Mr.. sheehan felt it would be only right to offer
Mr. Croker the leadership once more, and the
latter accepted it,"
Mr McGoldrck further contended that 1t was
Sheehan who conducted the campaign for Mr..
Van Wyck which resulted in his election for
Mayor AS for the charge that majority OF
the thirty-two members OF Tammany Hall COM
PEELED Mr.. Sheehan TO relinquish his leadership
Mr. McGOldriCk said:
II was secretary Of the Executive Committee
from the time Mr. Sheehan became leader until
January J. 1898. No such vote was ever taken
in the committed and word accusing Mr..
oho nr frea
tered at anv OF the meetings; and l never
missed a meeting OF the body. The whole thing
is untrue, and the man who penned the state
ment knew II was not true.
Mr. McGoldrick said II due to Mr.. Shee-
hans influence and work in the IXth District
that Mr. Goodwin was elected TO the office he
now holds.
Mr. Sheehan Is at Long Branch de VIII re-
turn Tuesday and on that evening there will be
an important meeting OF his friends at the
Pequod Club.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
COKE FOR THE FEDERAL STEEL COnF1' i'
NEW COAL FIELD TO BE DEVELOPED IN FAYErrE
COUNTY. PENN.

NEW COAL FIELD TO Be DEVELOPED IN fAfHi Z
COUNTY. PENN.
Mount Pleasant Penn. July p (Speciap'-A Nv NV
thousand acre coal field is 10 DC deVeIoPeu WIN
,v,el,e brndred ovens The Federal steel Coll-
papv is aid 10 be at the head Of the deal - n.
Foote Of Chicago. vice-presdent OF the IiIilols s
Steel Company and president OF the 9ou'n"e. 9o,
ConneIsyille Coke Company. was mere laS'
IN company with John 7. Brennan u NC',,ra
formerly general superintendent OF the co-.a-
Coke COMPANY and IT - said that hhal al ns,s
mem, we're made for the development OF a neiu
IN Fayette County. lying seven miles southwest -,
Uniontown and within three miles OF
and the MonOngahela River =, ,,o
The development Of the field has areauy %
and will embrace three coke works OF ioui IN Tn,
dred ovens each The work or cons nSoats a.
be IN charge OF Mr. Brennan Whlie Nj; ;;rd,,GSuai
IN control and will continue as AZ AZ enresents
operator II is said the company ne ne a. time
vii Orfyanize and secure chaItri, de,ces ~
Charles = Parker now in the geneIsa' vyiIi II IA
the Southwest Company al MoreHoVHas oHa new con-
said be the secretary treasurer t OF az. a 10 begin
Germ He will leave here about August 70 pisasant
his work Al the new field. The mount IA three
Supply Company will proceed at oncS 70 ,iant
stores on this field, one at each cph' P'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
MONEY FOR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES.

Albany July 29.-The State Agricultural DEPART
nent to-day completed the apportlonmeh' Oh s''''.
among the county and town agricultural societies Oh
the state This is balance Of an appropriation OF
$50 900 made by the last Legislature. or that sum
goo coo went 10 the State Agricultural society," '-"
N the Hornellsvile Farmers Club and s2vc TO the
Cambridge Valley Society and Stock Breeders As
soctation or the remaining $4,000 the law PROVIDES
that 70 per cent shall be given 10 the county ana ID
ner cent to the town agricultural societies. Ibis
apportionment gives $4,000 to the county ana sls,"
10 the town societies The former sum Is divided
among ifty-two and the latter among thirty-one
societies The division OF the money among INC
county societies Is follows
Albany ssl5 Alegany. $50. Broome' SoSo' cat
taraugus s6ll: Chemung. $3.50 Chenango. soos' GIN
ton ,q45. Columbia $685.: Cortland, S655 Delaware,
ss,s. Duchess $3.50 Erie. $500; Essex. SS; Frank
lin $3.50. Fulton 81 cs4: Genesee. sI02 Greene, sOZs:
Herkimer s672: Jefferson !lOl3; Lewis "5s' Living
sion s552: Madison. s572; Montgomery, Sli; New-
York y755: Niagara sGol. Oneida $5s9 Onondaga.
sss2. Ontario s75s: Orange. S.205: Orleans. s'ls;
Oswego 1886 OtsegO ss3l; Putnam 500 Queens
81 459 Rockand, 1862 ST. Lawrence. S6Z; SARATOGA.
sSG5. Schoharie. s762 Schuyler. 51 seneca, ..aaa.
Steuben XS7: Suffolk. sS4l Sullivan, Fl Tioga sS5:
TompkIns SS4e. Ulster, $3.50; Washington. slISS;
Wayne $bh4, Westcnester, S4'o'' w S"'ii"e' wv ~
Yates, s5s. , ,..... ~
There Is a controversy In Rensselaer, county De-
tween two societies to which II the legal County
society entitled 70 receive the apportonment; lne
society nd the Rensselaer, County Agricultural ana
HORTICULTURAL Society. The matter Is stili pehons
before the Attorney General, and hence there WAS
no apportionment OF money in that county
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
SHEA TALKS or REsIGyING VOW.
BRIDGE COMMISSIONER SAYS HE WON'T STAND
THE NEW CIVIL SERVICE RULES.

BRIDGE COMMISSIONER SAYS HE WON'T STAND
THE NEW CIVIL SERVICE RULES.
Fired By the example OF Controller Coler. who
threatened TO resign II the Civil Service Commits
sioners would not modify their rules applying TO his
office John L. Shea. Commissioner OF Bridges now
declares that he too will be forced 70 give up his
good Tammany Job II ne is not allowed 10 have a
freer rein in appointing his subordinates than IL IS
proposed to give him. Mr.. Shea points particularly
10 the chief engineer OF the New East River BRIDGE
Mr. Buck arguing that man OF Mr.. Bucks repu-
,at,on and experience would not submit to the hu-
initiation OF a competitive examination. and neither
would any other engineer OF that cahpre' lhis
would compel him, Mr. Shea says. TO appoint some
Young follow who could pass the examination Dut
had no experience Such a thing. MI shea u
quoted as declaring. he would never, never oo' no
would resign first
II seemed to be the prevailing opinion yesterday
that Mr. Sheas plant would not meet win the
same consideration as the Controllers dld' Inc
two men are not In the class. The city could
well endure the resignation OF Mt Shea' anu lain
many's ranks are full Of men Just a. goou, VIZ VIZ
would submit gladly any rules II they only Sou.l
draw the salary. Mr.. Shea viii proDaoy sucA' III
spite or his bluff.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
rRrsr conP4NLES, CONDITIONS.

Albany. July 29-Superintendent Kilourn OF tne
State Banking Department, to-day completed MS
tabulation showing the aggregate condition OF the
nfty-two trust companies OF the State on July
last The figures show large increases over 'no
.o.o,s - i, year ago when however, there were
four trust companies less. The statement shows
Resources bonds and mortgages. S7.l395io stock
investment sIHg7l Oi5: loaned on coliaterals sS
2lS $50 loaned personal securities, sS'eossD' r
oye~drarts s2l O54: due from banks and banksrs'
20 Os1 523 real estate 50 76 4O: cash on deposit -
c92 453 ash on hand sl05iLS0s; other assets '-'
$50 O36 total s722 3Jj. 523 - ,. go
Tiabilitles-Capta stock, ss0oCo; surplus $os-
255 Ss3 undivided profits. Nl. deposits IN
trust s26l SIS 4ss: general deposits s55-ot-l' o'e'
liabilities 500 Os6 SIS: total s722 2356,52. ,-
Neutrality-suspicious. in last six months, so:-
$40 9a4 interes, credited depositors 80 zos; ex
nenses for six months 997 26: dividends declared
h 4s2 600 taxes paid sl39s4; deposits on Wnlch IN
terest IS allowed 1893 973 Gs bonds and mortgages
Durchased ST. T54 264
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
KINGS COUNTY OFFICIALS.
ATTORNEY GENERAL DECIDES THAT ELEC-
TIONS MIST BE HELD NEXT FALL

AIIOhNE1 GENERAL DECIDES THAT ELEC-
TIONs MUST BE HELD NEXT FALL.
Albany. July 29-Attorney General Davies to-day
advised Mr.. McDonough the Secretary Of State.
that the term Of office OF Sheriff County Clerk and
Register Of Kings County Is two years and that
candidates must be voted for fll such Offices at
the coming election. The Constitution says that
the Legislature shall fix the term OF officers in
Kings and New-York counties at two or four years.
The Legislature has neglected to fix the terms Of
the three officers above mentioned since the adop
ton Of this provision OF the Constitution. The Attor
ney General quotes from appeal from the Court
OF Appeals to the effect that until the terms OF
offices changed by the Legislator the mini
mum period should be taken as the duration OF the
terms, and says:
l am informed that no law passed at the
recent session OF the Legislature affecting this
question. think. in view OF this that your only
course will be follow the suggestions OF the court
in Kings County not fixed by statute since the adOp
tion OF Section i. Article X. OF the Constitution.
Under this decision the Secretary of State in
forms the authorities IN Kings County that they
must proceed to elect in the fall
There is a great deal OF merriment among politi-
clans OF both parties in Brooklyn over the mis-
take Of a jealous young lawyer. and the me'eoric
exhilaraton Of he Sheriff. the County Clerk and
the Register Of Kings County The county cleo
tions will take place In the fall. but the young
lawyer informed the three county officials named
that they would not have to stand the heavy eN-
pense Of an electon as after carefuI study oi Ine
law he had concluded that their terms would nor
Wucst Register Henry F Haggerty and Sheriff
Frank D. Creamer decided that Providence was
They came to their senses when a cool wise head
suggested that II might be well 10 get the opinion
OF the Attorney General. They did. He told them
that they wonld have to stand election IN 'Ee
fall.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
CROKER'S HOMECOMING.
TO SAIL FOR THIS COUNTRY
NEXT SATURDAY.
TO GO TO SARATOGA TO CARRY ON HIS
CAMPAIGN AGAINST BRYAN-oPPo-
MEET THERE.

MEET THERE
Richard Croker Will sail for this country next
Saturday This is the latest information that
has been received by Mr.. Crokers political fol-
lowers. He will, upon his arrival here. go TO
the Hotel Savoy for day two, and then TO
Saratoga, to remain until 1t is time to come
home and take active charge OF the fall cam
paign. great gathering OF the clans IS expect
ed at Saratoga. Mr.. Croker does not regard
the campaign in the city this fall as OF excep-
tional moment but he is intensely interested in
National politics now and busiy engaged In
forming a combination TO destroy William J.
Bryan in the convention next year. Influential
Democrats from all parts OF the country who
are interested in the overthrow Of MI Bryan
will turn up "by accident" at Saratoga just
about the time Mr.. Croker gets there. and many
long and thorough conferences Will be held MT
Croker and those allied with him have great
hope that they will be able TO defeat Bryan
for a denomination. Mr. Croker is looked 10 oy
many as the leader in the fight against Bryan
owing to the statements he has made arralgn-
ing the silver leader. Moreover the man VINO
controls seventy-two votes in National con-
vention is somewhat of factor, and still more
Democrats from various districts Of the coun-
try look to the rich NewYork contingent 10
furnish the money TO fight the Bryan comoina-
ton.
This subject OF money is potent one In arsu-
ing with those who inclined 10 support
Bryan Mr.. Croker and his friends are now
urging the political leaders to drop Bryan, 10
shift free silver and get into line where they
will be in a position TO demand campaign contri,
buttons This argument is having its erect anu
1t is said that many Of Bryan's friends are
weakening .
Little If anything will be done about perfect
ing the combination against Bryan unh MT
Croker does get here. 1t is known, or course
that New-York's delegates in the convention
will follow his lead. Ex-senator Arthur + cor
man has been doing some subterranean WORK
and at the hight time it is likely that the blSad
forces WI find their Culverts giving way and
their political engine deraied. Others have been
at work IN al parts Of the country and grano
round ub fn Saratoga Is expected upon MI
crr<or.ssretr1ros Plans will be definitely pre-
pared for rousing fight against Bryan and
BryapfsrnAthere.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
INCORPORATED ~ THIS STATE.

Albany. July 2s-The following coHpan'es "'
Incorporated to-day;
-, r,,oo,-,. Light Company, OF Tuxedo,
o ne Cou,,v: capital stock. 5000 Directors-
Pierre Lorlart g. sesmSno Of T1Sedo Park
Griswoid55 Eomans. Of New-York.
The Magic Novelty compSny pa ns,ca o.
inc AK r.o Directors-Frank A. Mills ana Al
fred Lee.h OF NewYork; Garret J. Coucho's' Oh
AZ X aacbp,Itx q Co OF New-York. TO manufacture
a nd seIl cold, silver. aluminium. and other me,ai
tar ana bronze liquids. capital $4,000 Directors-
nsn,aias schultz OF Glen Ridge. ~. j. oscar
ss,,S,z OF sea Clin Long Island. and Albert n
Tntchins OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
HAWAILAN CONDITIONS.

Honolulu. July A via San Francisco 'uS
rled over ,b e,scussion of the Hawaiian contract
labor system now going on in the United states
They deny that the laborers are treated as ." "a,
and while admitting that the contract system w..
eventually have TO be abolished insist 'hht uiD'
present conditions they have no other recourse,
The transport Connemaugh and the city ..
have arrived here on their way TO Mania.
y the first anniversary Of the dsy on VIZ. Iii
American nap was raised over this country wi'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
CAPT. GOODRICH TO conMAyD THE IOWA

A CONSIDERABLE FLEET TO BE ASSEMBLED on
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Washington. July 2s-Captain c. F. Goodrich has
been detached from the command Of the cruiser
Newark and ordered 70 assume command OF the
battle ship Iowa September l. relieving Captain
Terry who is ordered home on waiting orders. The
assignment is Of special interest In connection with
the plans 10 make the Iowa the nucleus Of con-
siderable fleet on the Pacific Coast and 10 exc
cute an extensive programme OF naval man9uyres-
Being the only battle ship OF the fleet the Iowa
will probably rank first among the ships OF that
station and Captain Goodrich doubtless will have
command.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
KTLys MUST CHANGE METHODS.

Albany. July Ex-Governor Roosevelt to-day -
sued an order which calls for the abatement OF ,ne
nuisance that exists at the Udaiia MITE
,,,an, ur,c1 is managed by the Eastern Paving
p-,,, Couna,v Two weeks time is given In whicn
70 aholish the nuisance The Governor on .i MAY O.,
directed the State Board OF Health 70 h peesrd
~ alleged nuisance In Its report the bosI.
stated that the kilns emitted foul odors ana .hne =,
there was great and UNNECESSARY hO'''
running the machinery OF the pant
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30

Columbia. S c. July % CspecaD.-lt is understood
,hat senator McLsurin will head delegation from
trIorence TO President Mckinley 10 enter protest
onst the postofice OF that city being turned over
~ the Rev Joshua f. Wilson the coioreu appo'n,e'
-, hs twice before held the office. giving salts
sa,,cn 10 the business community Dut ms rece,t
aaannintment has caused protest There nave oeen =,
aPPoaA ,hr.ats made and IL ne accepts the place IL
ma@hS M any IA IA ,baf Violence may be done 10 him
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
THE SEASON AT GLEN ISLAND.

beautiful Glen Island Is breaking all records this
season for large business. This popular resort IL
crowded daily with people from all over the coun-
~ Every kind OF amusemen; Is offered 10 Its
na,rons free OF charge. Bayne's 18th Regiment
and Governors Island bands furnish two concerts
each daily Gen Island. with It's magninssesnt ssI
nIsnts foliage and horticultural wonders, oathing
na avtlons the delightful sail up the SOUND on me
fast and large steamers is enjoyable place Tor
a A,
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
THE PRAIRIE GOING TO EUROPE.

SHE MAY CARRY PART OF THE GOVERNMENT
EXHIBIT TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
Washington. July 29-The Navy Department has
crranged TO send the Prairie TO Europe some urhe
next winter She will be used in connection with
the American exhibit at the Paris Exposition. and
may he emploved in conveying the naval and other
portlons OF the Government exhibit 10 Paris II Is
possbie that the Prairie will remain on the Euro
mean station. 10 serve as nucleus OF the squdurNH
which is 10 be re-established there.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-30
yEw.YoRK wouAy's SUDDEN DEATH.

Long Branch. n. j.. July y tspeciaD.-At'er CONS
ing from the ballroom AT the ocean House last
r,snt Mrs Katie Cohen OF No 80 West Eighty
eighth-st New-York. fell on the stoop OF the
hote! and died almost Instantly Death was due to
heart disease Mrs. Cohen was forty-two years
Sew-York With their four children they have
been occupying the Grail cottage, In Chslsea.ave
Mrs Cohen's funeral viii be held 81 her Nsw-fork
home on Monday. .