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New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
PROTEST AGAINST A TROLLEY ROAD.
PROPERTY OWNERS DO NOT WANT LINE ~
ST NICHOLAS-AvE.

PROPERTY OWNERS DO NOT WANT A LINE IN
ST. NICHoLAs-AvE.
The Executive Committee OF the St. Nicholas
Avenue Property Owners Association met last
evening at the home OF William A. Hoe. No 729 ST.
Nichoas-ave. The committee consisted OF the fol-
lowing: william A. Hoe. chairman ex-Judge James
Davenport, secretary; E. c. Brown, Peter Alex
ander Willard Brown, c. A. Coutant and L. X
Bingham
A report was received from the Committee on
Petitions from Property-Owners protesting against
the granting OF franchise to the Municipal Street
Railway Company allowing that company to run
q doube-track line of trolley-cars along the avenue
from One hundredands sixteenth-st. 10 its terminus.
The objection 10 the granting Of the franchise is
that property will not only be seriously Impaired in
value but that II the franchise Is granted II will
deprive bicycliss of the ony clear from the
city to the roads above the Harlem The petition
signed by men who own In the aggregate near
ly 81 500 900 in realty.
A communication was received from the Execu-
tive Committee of the Manhattan Driving Club
stating that II the trolley franchise granted II
would seriously interfere with driving opportunities
and offering all the cooperation and aid in its
power. A similar communication was received
from the Executive Committee OF the Riverside
Wheelmen offering similar aid.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
Thousands things study to enoybring the children

the prices charged for admission to places OF
amusement. . ,,.,..,.,> =, =,
Mr. Slater's. relating TO the lesitimalizlhs oi IL
Senator Graney's, amending the charter OF the .
CITY OF Yonkers providing for a clerk Tor the
Board of Assessors at a salary OF sl.0p.
Senator Browns. providing that the provisi,ons OF
tion OF time OF enforcing civil remedy. snaii not
apply to any proceeding or action taken 10 levy ievy
appraise assess, determine or enforce the couec-
ton OF certain taxes or penalties.
Mr.. Trainors prohibiting DISCRIMINATION u n assinss
in the matter of the determination Of rates.
Mr. T. G.. Brennans. repeating the law In regard
to the law relative TO the commitment or destl-
tute children in Kings County
Senator Elsbers's, providing for the, appointment men,
of ten deputy gas meter inspectors I'm New-York
CITY and directing that one OF them be delegated
for work in the Borough OF Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
THE nEyyA MERCEDES AT NORFOLK.

Newport News Va. May 27 (speciaD.-The sps~ pa.
,,h trophy ship Reina Mercedes left Ola Point .n.
morning at II O'Clock. in tow OF one OF the Me,'~.
Wrecking Companys tugs. for the NortoS va,
Yard where she was formally turned over " 80
.,,ro, rarouhar the commandant as the rep"
sentative Of the Navy Department
The Merritt company can now collect us con". ~.
salvage money for its successful raising OF sas
Mercedes The departure OF the ship for the va.
Yard was made the occasion for quite de"o.
stration A feet OF small steamers and tuss
rived at the Point at an early hour. and when ia
cruiser started at IL O'CLOCK all OF 'ne
dipped their coiors .a,v
A cannon on one of the tugs was hred repeate.,ss'
and when the feet arrived of the Navy fara ~.
guns OF 81. Helena Battery doomed thunder,s"ss. ss.
welcome All OF the vessels were io1aea w wnn,epons
crowded with Norfolk and Portsmouth people
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
oUAKERs' YEARLY MEETING BEGUN

The Society OF Friends began Its annual SESSION
Yesterday afternoon at the city headquar'e'"
Rutherford Place and Fifteenth-st The afterh0.s ~
meeting was taken up in calling the deiesa'es ~
order and by discussion. Those who TOOK p.''
In the discussion were John ID. Cornell ana M,r
Cornell. Baltimore; Margaret p. Howard fhi.
deIpha LYDIA II. Price. Philadelphia: Edwin =.
Pierce Philadelphia. and Cyrus Harvey. Mans.
City The meeting was an executive session, IN IN
the evening an open meeting was held. al WIZ WIN
all the different branches Including those Ia IA
Ohio. Indiana. Illinois. Maryland and Pennsyvs""
took part A.. ,,nrn.
kuS. afternoon and evaukpk
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
INCORPORATED IN THIS STATE.

Albany. May 27.-The following companies were
incorporated to-day:
ID. ]. Dowd Exerciser Company, of New York
City: capital. $1,000 Directors: A. W. c. Grattey,
Cornelia Dowd and Alfred Epstein OF New-York
The Automatic Steam Carpet Cleaning Works OF
the Borough Of Brooklyn with capital OF s. 900,
Directors: Leonard Jackman. OF Cutchofue: Lily
U. Revere and Martha c. Farnsworth, Of Brooklyn.
The Premier Tripolite Company, OF NewYork. to
hold lands and tripo areas in the Province OF
Nova Scotia. Canada and North America: to sell
and mine trIpoli: capital. 10000. Directors Henry
NJ. Wolff William II. Schee. George H. Lincks
York
Bassett Photograph Company. of New-York; capt.
tai 10000 Directors: George T. Bassett Henry ].
Train and George ". Sellan OF New-York
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
DIspUTIyG OVER CASTELARS FUNERAL
THE sTArEsMAN's FAMILY oFFENDED-sENslrlVE
SPANISH GENERALS.


THE srArEsMAN's FAMILY oFFENDEp-sENsITIvE
SPANISH GENERALS
Madrid. MAY Z-sehor Castelar's body is lying IN
state in the Chamber Of Deputies When the BODY
orrtyed at the station dispute arose between the
family Of the dead statesman and the Government
conservatives the family protesting against the
wording of the decree ordering that the expenses OF
the obseouIes be borne by the public. as the pream
bIe seemed to indicate that the only merit OF
the deceased statesman that he died poor
They also disputed the right of Premier SilVeia 10
act as chief mourner and declared that they would
not accent the offer OF the Government TO defray
the funeral expenses.
senor silvela replied that the Council OF state
would consider the matter. but could NOT a''er 'no
wording of the decree.
The body was taken TO the Chamber OF Deputies
followed by Premier Silvela and many generals IN
cludng General Weyler, al in plain clothes The
wreaths and other floral onerngf heo % nfee d rom
riages. An enormous crowd tolo"ea the oouS i'0"'
the station to the Chamber. T. ..
General Weyler bames the Government Tor not
having military honors to the dead statesman. say
Ing that none had done more Tor the army IMAM
General PoIavieja. Minister OF War. has sent
circular inviting the generals 10 attend lhe OoSe
Campos has replied that he Will go IN unll9rin qe
claring that. as Spanard and a general ne re- e,
Snain and of the universe" Many officers OF high
rank will follow the example OF General Carnpos'
The Republican committee has decided 10 ASK an
''P President Mckinley has telegraphed to Bel
amy Storer. United States Minister at MsdIlMu. soI M
CASTELAR, The body arrived here at O'Clock
this morning. There were great demonstrations at
the stations along the route from Murcia 10 this
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
DEFIANT CAPTAIN MARKS.
ALL PREPARED TO REPEL BoARDERs ON
THE sTANcH SCHOONER HELvETIA.


Montreal, May 27 (speciaD.-AdVices lroh
Valley Field state that Captain MARKS Oh 'he
schooner Helvetia. has his vessel cleared lor
action All the papers and documents OF any
value belonging to Captain Marks his wire ahu
son have been sent ashore to a place OF saie-
Laan,ng nrovided by one OF the captains many
friends in Valley Field. and they are now ready
for ANYTHING the Government of either the
province or the Dominion may do Rumors were
circulated in Valley Field early last evening tha'
in all probability an attempt would be fnaue
TO arrest the captain, his wife and son 'nal
night The people in Valley Field In nunuerS n
went to the ship soon as this became Know M WI,
but the captain asked them to go nome u LOT 'l'e n
nresent II there is any trouble the pel ~ Oh
hoard the boat will be rung as signal me
entire people Of Valley Field are In sympstnay
with Captain Marks and his cause some Gen,
mite action in the matter will be taken WITHIN
.ha do Or
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
yEwaRK,s boy MURDERER" DEAD.
THE SLAYER OF THE MESSENGER BOY DIES l."
STATE PRISON.
6O-62 West 23d st.

Trenton. n. J.. May q (speciaD-Rooert A'aen
rales. twenty-three years old. known as the .O'
murderer" Of Newark died in the state prison W
dav from consumption. Seven years ago ih0%'., %.,
Haydon. a messenger employed In Pot'ets .s.
factory in Newark. drew $500 from oahk Io' ~.
Arm. Fales knocked him down with an IRON 0s,. %
ru,np him and then ran off with the $500 no
was twice convicted OF the murder and twice sen.
fenced to death, but on account OF his youth anu
other circumstances the Court OF Pardons cv ~ss
muted the sentence TO life Imprisonment. tr ssv.
eral months past had been In the prison nospi''"
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
OTHER BILLS sIGNRp.

Albany ~ Y. May 27.-Besdes number of
claims and other unmportant bills. the Governor
to-day signed twenty-one measures. chief among
which were the following:
Special Assembly Committees. providing for
means OF contest In the issuing of ancillary let
ters by the Surrogate's Court OF New-fork
/, Mr. Fallows's, amending the Religious Corpora
tions law relative to the calling OF ministers.
Mr.. c. A. Soanes. prohibiting discrimination IN
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
CHANGES IN DARTMoUTHS FACULTY.

Hanover ~ H., May 27-The Dartmouth College
trustees to-day accepted the resignation. due to I'll
health. OF Henry @. Jessup. professor OF botany.
Professor Jessup has been connected with the col
lcge for over twenty-five years Murray A. Patten
was elected assistant professor of French and Dr..
II. II. Horne formerly instructor at the University
OF North Carolina, appointed instructor OF
philosophy Additional instructors were also ap-
pointed In other branches
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
DECISION REGARDING BAyKRUpTcY

Buffalo. May T-W H. Hotchkiss. referee In
bankruptcy, has handed down a decision OF i'm
portance because. II sustained by the higher
courts IL Will affect the great body OF the corpora
lions not only In New-fork State but in every
state IN the Union. Referee Hochkiss's decision Is
that officers OF corporation. when they apply TO
state court for receiver. make a tacit admission
OF insolvency. which constitutes OF bank
ruptey, and furnishes good and SUFFICIENT cause for
the Federal court 20 declare such a corporation a
bankrupt on petition OF any OF It's creditors
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington May N.--The following Army Navy
and Marine Corps orders have been Issued

Washington. May n-The following Army. Navy
and Marine Corps orders have been Issued:
ARMY.
Captain ROBERT CAMPBELL. VAN vLIET. 10th Intan-
slgnment recruiting service
Captain THEODORE B. HACKER commlssary Of sub sub
FTsnSIsco T!rsS%Ss AND and thence thence to Manila,
Board Survey consist Of First Lieutenant John
EDGAR [ Collins sth Infantry and Second IAsS sS
HETRY M C. ns TaaEann '' ,aon Phads
ph' and to o. FIX oSns The BY O Major David
Crasle. 25th Infantry. from the depot quarteFmas'eF
Captain GEORGE W. ooopE 1s cayairy Is rel rslieyea ,ol1
as chief mastering officer for Missouri and VIII JOIN
Major JOHN ]. ocoNNELL list Infantry yI proceed %s
Webster will proceed to New-rOrk City for further
Second Lieutenant JAMES BELL I'd Intans is oh,o rs
STders' ona "'' ''''''
CAPTAIN EDWARD B. IVES volunteer signal corps o is
msdos. Cuba for assignment as signal officer OF the
Department. - ...
Captain LOUIS F GARRARp, Jr. assistant quarter
OF yountsss prSess essnt Wilmington for
further instructions.
rr.,sr y HINES Is detached from the Bureau o. Nav
satcn May and ordered TO csyesnd ss e sna Sc
Paul: upon completion report for duty on the inde
Paw director T. T. cAswELL will be retired June s.
Assistant Naval Constructor f. MDoNAIp Is detached
from the works OF william n it,ys, xa warn i:,srd
civil Engineer H. H. ROUSSEAU is detached from New
and Docks. June I.
MARINE CORPS
i'' tenant. sSaDff f. DEEANo, l. NJ STIkIcK STYkS 4 /
jonas ssI and ii b. i RfrrENHoUsE.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
BRYAN WARNED TO QUIT ALTGELD

Chicago. May q (specaD.-Unless William j.
Bryan takes warning from the ST. Louis confer
ence and cuts loose from the Altgeld wing OF the
Illinois Democracy, the Cook County party man
ayers may cause him trouble In the next year
To-days issue OF The Champion" Mayor Har-
rison's oicla organ. advises the Nebraska states
man TO sever his connection with the Ex-Governor
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
THE TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS-.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CLOSING sEssIoN-THE
PRESIDENTS THANKS

PRESIDENTS THANhs
Berlin. May 27.--At the closing session OF tne
Tuberculosis Congress. which was held to-day the
Court Chamberlain of Empress Augusta expressed
Her Majesty's hope that the congress "ouiu nave
beneficial results.
After the foreign delegates had returned thanks
for their reception. DR.. Leyden called for cheers
for the Duke Of Ratbor. and the latter closed the
congress by calling for "hochs" for the Emperor
President Mckinley has teegraphed the Duke OF
Rathor president Of the tuberculosis congress-
saying: .. .,to,dt,, oreet.
"Accept my hearty thanks for your ffiendly greet
ing | wish the congress the best success. -. .ho
The delegates 10 the congress were ulhep a. 'ia
ZoologIcal Gardens this evening; Inc Duke oi
Ratbor proposed the health of the emperor am atn
DR. Prouardel that of the Empress poth oi WIN"
toasts were enthusiastically honored
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
WON BY SINGERS OF COLOGNE

Casse Hesse-N Nassau. May 27.-The imperial
prize was won by the Cologne Choral Society at
the competition Of the German choral societies
hara
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28

viii lind a marked change in their physical
strength and energy The body will be built up
50 that gymnastics Will not tax and tire them, but
i- the natural exercise enjoyed by muscles which
are nourished into firm health.
In letter received from A. d Weller ESD OF Pensacola
Escambia Co. Fla lBox S4< nc states have. since
eevng your diagnosis Of my stomach trouble and
liver Complaint taken eight bottles Of the Golden Medical
Discovery and must say that am transformed from
walking shadow my friends called mel to perfect health
value your very highly and take pleasure In
ommending them to any and all who suffer as did Four
months ago did think be shape assist
Uncle samuel In OF hostiles. but thanks TO you
am pow ready for the Dons.''
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure biliousness.
They make skin healthy and complexion clear
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
PARIS.
TEACHINGS OF FRENCH EXPERIENCE
IN MADAGASCAR.

"A LESSON FOR THE UNITED sTATEs-THE
....... UToMoBILEs-DRAMA
Tr 2 AND SOCIETY
= Inv CABLE TO THE rRIBuYE.l
Paris. May 27.-Madagascar presented to
France on small scale the problem with which
the United states is now graphing in the Phil
ippines. The enthusiastic reception accorded TO
General Gallieni is in large measure due to the
belief that he has been the means OF solving it,
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28

A COMPLICATION IN PORT-AU-PRINCt.
Port-au-Prince. Hayu. May T.-Twenty houses
have been destroyed here by fire. Two fremen
were wounded while combating the conhagraton.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28
MARINE CORPS.

Tn. following appointments announced: First IAeu
tenants f. H. DELANo J.. NJ GuLlCk H.
BEARss w u. PARKER. r. Y. WfNNE. T.
JONAS and b. f. RIrTENHOUsE.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28

These bills designed 10 permit to re-enter In
the Police and Fire departments men who have re-
signed or who have been removd upon charges
which It is contended. were unjust If should
sign them IL would form precedent for similar
action in the case OF certainly hundreds. and prob
ably thousands. of other men, who nave been re-
moved or who have resigned In like manner. n
general pelicy must be adopted TO meet all the
cases Either general law should be passed.
providing opportunity for rehearng and reinstate-
ment In the case of nremen and policemen who are
removed from the Department or else the practice
should be observed OF passing only upon cases
where the Fire Department or Police Department.
adhere the present system. realizing that occa-
sional Injustice may be done to an individual. but
accepting this preferable TO the alternative OF
never treating any decision as nnah
THE BARREN ISLAND BILL.
II the supplemental Barren Island bill had passed
the Governor would have signed both 1t and the
present measure. The advocates or destroying the
Barren Island nuisance in part responsible for
the defeat OF their measure. 1t was within their
power by the exercise of care and forethought. 70
have embodied the supplemental measure In thls
which actually passed. But, with only the present
bill before me. | hnd. on consultation with the
authories that serious trouble would In all proba-
hillty follow upon signing It, 1t takes effect imme-
diatey-that IT, at the beginning OF the not season.
and IL neither provides nor gives time 10 provlde
posng OF the garbage. dead animals, etc. OF New
York City II given three or four months; the city
authorities could. without any question, develop
nlsn for the proper disposal of the garbage, and,
with this warning, they can have no excuse TOT
failure 10 provide such method In the future.
The Maher Bridge bill and the scaffolding
bill we're among others unsigned
New-York tribune., 1899-05-28

~,
Mrs Grswod Gray. Mrs. Waddington. Mrs. de
Weerts, Mr. William K. Vanoeroilt, Mr.. chester
A. Arthur and many others.
An Unusually gay week in the American
colony was opened with a highly successful
costume ball given by Mrs. Edward Bolt, who
wore magnificent Empress Josephine dress
with a tiara: she had a crimson cloak. the
gown being white silk and her slippers were
without heels This imperial costume was even
more elaborate than the one worn by Nine.
Jane Hading in Plus Que Refine" Nine. Emma
Eames Story appeared Juliette Mrs. John
Munroe and her daughter. Miss Hunt were
much admired ac Louis XIV marchonesses; Mrs.
Griswold Gray and Mrs. Albertini were attred
in pale blue, with stars; Mrs. Anderson made a
charmingly graceful Charlotte Corday Miss
Whittier as Veronique inimitable; Marquis
Chasseloup-Laubat made an immense hit in
ssRnro sixteenth century robes Of Turkish
s,,GtGn: NS, Karrick Riggs wore costume Of
tns Louis Philippe period There plenty
CT Knights in armor and cc1.rraes Of 1880.
Cn wednesday Mrs waGdngton gave a ball
where ali the women appeared as flowers. ami
the men In colored coats. Mrs. de weertss
dance tonight was also brilliantly successful
The American University Club dinner on Mon
Uay VIII De dttenCeu py himOst I'll tHe colleBc
graduates now in Paris. Ex-Presdent Harri-
son, who expresses himself as highly pleased
with the reception given him yesterday by Presi-
dent Ioubet will be present. together with
Senator Lodge. who has just arrived from
Rome. Among the speakers expected at the
dinner are General Porter, the Marquis of
Rochambeau, Archbishop Ireland NJ Edouard
Rod and Professor Booker T. Washington.
The passengers who sailed on the st. Paul In
clude thrty-Ave passengers who started last
week on the Paris. among whom are Judge
Arnoux and Mrs. Arnoux, Mrs. John r. Mac
Arthur and her infant; also Mr.. Reginald Nor
man, who had TO abandon his French moto-
| cycle. which he intended to use in the United
States. Among other passengers on the 81.
Paul are Mr. Theodore Davis. Miss Davis. Mrs
]. W. Griswold. the Misses Griswold. Mr. and
Mrs. John Parkinson. Mise Edith Weld and Mr..
and Mrs t. p. Bacon. Among the passengers
on La Champagne are Mrs. Augustus Meyers
and Nine. Perret. G. /. b.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-14
LA GRIPPE
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lessness, Weakness and Depression of Spirits. Cured by
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The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-14

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The Red Cloud chief., 1899-04-14

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AT THE NATIONAL CIPATAL.

Inspector General B%reckenri ige, who
has been in Cuba and Porto Rico for
three months, brought the President
much valuable information obtained
by his close observation of existing
conditions on the islands, and not a
little of it is widely different from that
which has been obtained from either
sources. Gen. breckenridge is strong.
ly of the opinion that Gomez is nc to
be trusted. He thinks that Gomez is
the most dangerous enemy the U. s.
has in Cuba; that his turbulent nature
fits him for participation IN revolutions,
but not TO assist in the establishment Of
n peaceful government, and has warned
the President of the danger Of allowing
him to get control in Cuba, He also
told the President that things were not
being conducted under our military
government in Cuba, in a n to &C,
custom the Cubans to n free govern.
meut; that it was n serious mistake t.
allow distastefui Spanish laws to remain
in force Over there, in addition to on,
military laws. He doubts whether
Cuba eau have a free government o'
its own, because he believes that al
soon as our military government il
withdrawn, Gomez and his followers
will establish q military government
that will be as much OF a ~despotism q
Spain ever maintained over the island
OF Porto Rico he says the people ar
disposed to be contented, but that tn
serious draw backs to industry, OWN
to the closing of the markets OF Spai
for Porto Rican products aud the failur
to open our own TO them, have alread
resulted IN distress and an alarinin
increase of b~rigandage. and that thing
will 500 grow worse II means are nc
found to provide employment Tor u