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New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
M'ANENY REPLIES TO GAGE.
SECRETARY OF THE CIVIL SERVICE RE-
FORM LEAGUE SAYS THERE ARE
HUNDREDS OF TEMPORARY
APPOINTMENT

APPOINTMENTS.
The National Civil Service Reform League on
June issued a criticism Of President Mckinley
Civil Service order declaring that "a backward
step Of the most pronounced character had peen
taken and later Lyman ]. Gage, Secretary OF the
Treasury, gave an authorized interview In which
he declared that Of the statements OF the
League were malicious representations" "aoso-
lutte falsehoods or false interpretations having
basis only in the wish TO find something In the ac-
tion OF the President to condemn"
George McAneny, secretary Of the League, has
sent long open letter to Secretary Gage, In which
the following appears:
Since the opening of the war with Spain the mum, n
the Treasury Department. through compet:tloonn'
can The The number OF apponments through other
rneans-chiefy under the war acts-has been very
ss by When s n anS @ 0
serted perm,ung the employment OF certain clerks
in the War and Treasury GePaTment fGs peTGSS wGS
the conditions of the Civil Service act"
the chairman of the Appropriations Committee, Mr..
Cannon. stated that "a few" only of such clerks
1s1 be Of S ana % sf that in the
emergency existing It would not be practicable to
fsi RecOrd june Heosr 81 s This beginning
When the number OF emergency employes grew,
and the was Tssd % 70 nory
subject to the Civil Service Commission. The Com,
mission IN us reply, ddted OctODeI dst
that the representations Of the Treasury officials,
as repeated by Mr.. Cannon. were utterly without ot
passed the registers Of eligibles contained the
names OF 6.S34 persons. whose fitness had been
tested by examination. and from among whom the
clerical employees required might have been secured
at the shortest notice. and that the facts were SO
reported 10 Congress at the time. II was pointed
out that in 1890 three hundred clerks had been ap-
pointed in one day for the increased work OF the
Pension Office. and that on many other occasions
In the past emergency forces had been organized
with the expedition. These statements were
widely published Nevertheless, In every subse-
quent act passed by Congress authorizing increases
OF force the eXempting clause was inserted
and both the War and Treasury departments, fall
ing 10 correct the erroneous statements OF the
Treasury officials, continued TO make their appoint
ments without resort to the Civil Service Commits
sion. / find. examining these acts. that the
few clerks mentioned by Mr.. Cannon have be-
come many hundreds, and that the appropriations
made within the year for additional temporary
service in the civil branch amount. approximately.
to-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
ALLEGED BURGLARS CAUGHT.
RELIEVED TO DE THE ONES THAT CHAPMAN
WOULDN'T HEAR ABOUT.

BELIEVED TO DE THE ONES THAT CHAPMAN
WOULDN'T HEAR ABOUT.
A dispatch from Philadelphia received at Police
Headquarters announces that Captain McCluskys 8
men have captured the three men charged with
committing the burglary in the cap warehouse OF
Helm g. Fox. at No 125 Bleecker-st on the morn
ing of July4 1t this robbery that citizen
is said to have called Captain Chapmans attention
TO the men, and he waved the citizen off mperious-
ly telling him to come Ito the station and talk TO
him The three arrested said to be
Joseph Perret Michael Fino and Joseph H.
Marteln. The arrest is said to have been made by
Detective Oppenhem. of Captain McClusky's staff.
At the store Of Helm Fox. Mr.. Fox said that
another arrest had been made Saturday last by
Detective Formosa. It through the informa-
ton given by the arrested Saturday that
the three were caught In Philadelphia Mr..
Fox said that the robbery committed by a
gang He alleged that this gang had its head
quarters at a pooroom in Bleecker-st and II was
there that Detective Formosa got the information
that led 10 the first arrest and ultimately 10 the
arrest Of the three men in Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
BOY TRAIN WRECKERS ARRAIGyED.

Joseph Mcintyre. sixteen years old of No. 52l
Rohbins-ave. Joseph McMann. fifteen years old Of
One hundred fort y4ninth-st and the Southern
Boulevard. and James Hannigan. fifteen years old,
Of No. 59S Robbins-ave, the three boys who were
arrested for placing obstruction on the tracks
Of the New York New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road in the Westchester yards were arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Flammer in the Morrisania police
court yesterday afternoon. Their cases were ad-
journed until this morning. Magistrate Fammer
fixed the bail of McMann at 5000 Mcintyre was
remanded without bail. and Hanngan Placed
In charge Of the Gerry society. Testimony will be
taken to-day In the
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
MCARTNEYS FRIENDS DENY REPORTS

Reports that James Mccartney. the Commissioner
of Street Cleaning. is seriously i'll and Is expected
TO resign his office and give up the Tammany Lead
ership Of the XXXVth Assembly District being
contradicted by his friends in the district and In
the Street Cleaning Department. 1t was said at
his Office yesterday that Con missioner Mccartney
was In the mountains with his family but was
known to be In good health and was expected to
be In the city attending 10 his duties as usual
by the end of this week. His place as leader Of
the Tammany organization in the XXxNth District
is secure and undisputed. his friends say.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
BRAVE NURSE PRAISED.

Miss Able the brave nurse at Bellevue Hospital
who pulled aside burning mosquito nets from the
beds OF chdren's cots in the infant ward on Mon
day night. badly burned that she una
bile to be at the hospital last evening. Albert
Stone, the former member OF the Fire Department
who at the gate and rushed to her assistance
was unstinted In his praise for Miss Abbe He said
that when he got into the ward Miss Able was
reaching in 10 take child from under one OF the
blazing nets She had torn down three nets and
had thrown them from the window. She never
lost her nerve said stone "and she acted like
veteran fireman."
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
Gurouean ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LERS will find the London office OF The
Tribune, 140 Fleet Street, convenient
olace to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
ACTED STRANGELY IN FIFTH-AVE.

Marc Sanche. twenty-five years old Of No. 26l
Fifth-ave. was found Mt Twenty -ninth-st. and
Fifth-ave at 2 o'clock yesterday morning acting
so strangely that he was taken 10 the Bellevue
Hospital Pavilion The patient 10 the son OF
DR. Hercules Sanche, president Of the Anmarium
COMPANY OF No 26l Fitth-ave. The physician was
not in yesterday morning. The young man was
found wandering al Cortlandt-st ferry about three
weeks ago II was then said that he is an in
veteiate cigarette smoker and that he had now
and then wandered away.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

sessment placed his property at No. 70 Broadway
by the Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments.
The assessment was fixed at 900. and Mr..
Crocker alleges that this sum is too high and is en-
tirely dsproportionate. when taken in comparison
with other properties in the vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
WANTS ASSESSMENT REVIEWED.

George Croeker yesterday obtained from Justice
Slower In the Supreme Court. writ OF certiorari
returnable within twenty days, to review the as
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

a regular licensed practitioner, who had waited on
Miss Westphalen. Norton Chase testified that at
the time that the woman said she called az the
office Mr. Flower travelling over the country.
and he was with him. 1t was impossible for him
to have been in his Office Magistrate Olmsted
dismissed the
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Divison-Suprene Court-Recess
Supreme Court-Special Term-Part Before Bischon.
J.--Court opens 1880 a. m. Motions Nos. ]. matter
OF Haskell 2 City Of New-York agt Johnson 3, People
rel Brown sgt Keating 4. Miller Miller; 8.
Franklin National Bank agt. Lewis: g. People ex rel
Brchwedel Dalton !. People ex rel Goldsmith agt.
same: People rel Farrell agt same o. Carr agt.
Bonner: r. Mott agt Hyatt: l8. Backman Healey;
"a. same AIT. Emo 10. agt. Hyatt; l6. Mott
Heaey: H. same agt Emo IS matter Of Renvlle: 10,
Schuner agt Jeffrey. 20. People rel Washburn
Dalton: 81. People rel Kerr agt. % Peop.e
ex Thompson same: %. People rel MoNulty
agt same "a Emmett agt Stevens: rs, Macintosh ast.
Macintosh 26. matter OF Goenski p. matter Of Nc
Evoy; 2s. schween agt. Hlerhogan 20, Bucklin agt.
Baldwin; go matter Of Allen 81 Hunt ast Haight; 20.
Hr - a9t wlmmel 33. Shrady sg shrady; 36 matter
OF ss-an; 81 wrghtman ngt Saturn; 3s. Elsner agt.
stern 80 People rel Brown agt cuminfk 4o matter
Of Bundsein Al Carr sgt Corcorsn: -, Fitzgerald
Brothers Brewing Company agt Gorman a. Blaine a8t.
Andrews; Kansas City Star Cbmpany agt. Hastings
as matter Of Eage 4e Thorne MonahAn: A. matter
OF McGodrich; 4s Phenen agt Homman: 40. Shaw agt.
Shaw Tuttle agt. Tuttle; 81 Toplitz agt Leverng:
52 Brewster agt Mclaughlin SO. siccardi siccard
81 matter Of Buczacrer: 55 Lichensten sst Mayor So
matter Of Newcomb 81, Strong agt. Hoffman.
Court open. 030 m. Eek parte matters.
Surrogates Court-Chs smbers-Before Narnum. S.Court
opens al 030 a. No. 1.450-Conested will Of Rachel
L. Kennedy Wills for probate johannes Dietrich selig
man Bach, Nellie Smith. Cathsrlne Coye, Annie A.
Gercke Kerschner. Babette Kitrginer. 1870
M: Charles w. Earle. Charles z. O'connor. a, II
City court-specia Terr--Be.ore o'Dwyer J.-Cou-t
opens at 10 a. m Motions at 1890 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
Are You Going to Europe?

Then get a copy OF
..Isefu, Notes for Travellers In Europe" from
PITT & SCOTT, 80 Broadway. New York.
N.B.-It will cost you nothing, will save
Won money, and ensure your comfort.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
Norfolk Hotel. &

Elite Family Hotel OY.rcoks ssa-wsli yromsnaos ans
lawns Fine public Perfect sanitation shadet
,iectrjc IlghtS Lift Delicate cuisine. Choice wines
Jules 4 cres kton Mrr.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
The Howard Hotel.

Norfolk Street Embankment. London. This newv
erected Hotel rspiee with every modern comfort over
ooks Embankment and River. Elegant and spacious puo-
r rooms Electric light throughout American system
,is' ptaFH Fi,ed tsrin
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Bischof, jr.. J.
wimmei agt. wir1me-Edwsrd Browne.
Matter Of Goodwin-D. T. Ingraham.
BY 0ildersieeve. j.
Matter OF Smith-frnnklin Bien.
Matter OF waterhouse-Henry NJ Whitehead.
By Truax. J.
Tsnnebaum agt Goodnan-John Hone. jr
BY Slower. J.
Whitehead egt. Rishle--Emanuel Blumenstiei.
Matter OF Northcote-BenJamin f. Hall.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By B!schon. jr.. J.
Mary Arms aE,. Gustav Voight-John Schultz.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
INNSBRUCK-TYROL

UNIVERSITY TOWN SPLENDID SPRING RESoNr.
Lovely climate charming walks and drives Mountain
excursions etc Amusement concerts. good roads sne
snleniid hal bicycling Hotel Tol orers modern com
fort by charges Large garden electro psns
nft etc illustrated history sent on sppeaon 70 S
Of Hotel Tirol. =, L>E>p'S~
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12
fo,eian Resorts.
Upper Norwood, Queens Hotel.

49, C,vs,ai palace London. Heaithiest situation IN
England Lovely gardens Boarding terms rom onD, ND
nsr day Special for large parties CONVENIENT
rain service Tor CITY and West End London
Queens Hotel, soOi"Fh Fine Marine View. Facing
Isle OF Wight Lovely old gardens Tennis eve. uad. "a.
Joins Yacht Club. Frequent poats 70 Sowss n,ue
and Southampton. ROYAL PIER HOTEL under same
direction. Opposite Queens resden-e-osporne
New-York tribune., 1899-07-12

Tariffs OF the Hotels and full! particular,
~. so routes may be had at the European
Onices of the "TRlBUNE." at l40 Fleet stree'
London.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17
HERR soupERs WONDERFUL FUNNY ELEPHANT BRASS BAND


CHILDREN md M
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

AVA nv daring AMI competent
naval "nlrer has obtain, u world wide
nepn'alinn, huI IL Is no rreaier han
.'"1 ut the Chicago. Nj waukee aud
raul railway as caterer 90 the
'n'o't aud safety uf the general
'a'ri'ng pubic. Being me shorl line
"''"ern Omaha aud Chicago, and
"''"'ng III" fiiwsl iralns between those
"n'S. l. Is ra,ural that they SHOULD
We obtained that reputation.
Onr 'riins ara AL lighted hy cleo
",'',y' heaei hy steam and - i'd yes.
''","ii consisting OF pnlare day
u'"S""s elegant chair cars, modern
10y e'rS. superb sIerIlng ears, aud
ru "'a Ala Cote" diniug car service.
s,'n ''nR over rock la lasted, steel
yn rex: on special fasl lime, give
c.wn,a serVtce Tor comfort. safety ana
othsr lthce MOI Ia lie ohiained hY any
yincs 'ouir. Try VI onee and be- con-
Mo x, hsk yotu ticker agent for g.
VIE, + TICKETS aud take, no other.
'"g MAPS, time tables. ere.
a.. u L. DOWNING,
~~@erelal agent. Salt Lake City.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17
SCIENTISTS
BIS Wanted.

F"r the building ~ a fire proof vault
on he west side AZ the Cnuny Court
HOUSE. IN Fillmore City. The conlrnc-
ur TO furnish material and do u / work
acc"rdihg 10 plans aud >p"rilica ions
now ~ the County Clerks rflice, where
further particulars aud explanation
can he had. Bds will he opened by
'nr Board al C"nuly Commissioners at
'1'r regular sessinn on The 1rst Mon.
nay "i Jane n.xi. aud The 5 Id Beard
eefvrs th'. risht To leje,t any aud all
Odls not satisfactory.
CHRISTIAN ANDERSON.
n. Coun y tirIk.
=, NV order IT the Board VI County
20 nini,sirn"
pdled Fillmore City. My 2, 1859.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17

DOORS OPEN ONE HOUR EARLIER.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17
MRS. j. C. JONES.
"a Room 1. over Hines' Drug Store.
AGENTS WANTED.
SUM MONS.

In the District Court OF The Fourth Judicial
District, Of the State OF Utah, In and for the
G unity OF Utah
Fannie II Moore, plant n VS.. VIM. Bowen
and Ruth Bowen, his wife; The spanish Fork
COOPERATIVE Institution, n corporation; The
Unite Range Railway Company. corporation;
Thu Lombard Investment Company. "a corpora
lion, ahd Franc, III Moore, d. fenrants
The State OF Utah to the said Cefendants:--'
You are hereby summoned TO appear within
twenty DAYS after the service of this summons
upon you. N served within the county In which
this action II brought. otherwise, within thirty
days after service, and defend the above en-
titled action; and IN case OF your failure 80 "a
do. iuC gment will he rendered against you nc
cording TO the demand OF the complaint. which
within ten days after service OF this summons
upon you will be lied with the clerk NJ said
court l.. A. OslIEN.
At'ornt for Plaintiff.
r. o. address: Rooms, $40 3li, Utah Loan &
Trust building, Ogden City. Utah.
First publication April %. 1899
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-17
RELIGIOUS ANNoUNc MsNTs.
LATTER DAY SAINTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ J and SIKH
streets. Sunday services ut 2 pm.
Stake rrrsae ry, Edward Partridge,
ID. John aud Reel Smoot.
First 'yard-K street. bewepn Fourlh
aud Fifth streets. SUNDAY evening
3. sicas a, $50. Bishop. A. Krud>on
Srcond wnri-Corner of Fourth M !
ID ,r'rts. Suud y services NJ I:30 pm
Bishop, Simun p. EggerIsen.
Tnir.i ward--Corher If 4 and Eighth
streets >unhay services AT 1880 u. m
Bishop, W. j. Lewis.
Fourth wari--Nin,h street, he wern
J and X streets. Sunday services NJ
1880 pm. Bishnp. J. u. Keeler.
NJ. " CHURCH.
Il street. iptween SIKH and seventh
Sunday s-ry Gees al II u m. and 500
pm. Pastor. Rev j. e. Kirbyc.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.
sirert corner Of Tenth. Sunday
r''' "fr - wv hi"i o'VV Pun ldsLui .
Rev. Go,dwln.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
X street. between f ghih aud Ninth
Sunday Scboul. 10 u m ; preaching. II
am; B Y. i. U. mer'ing, 6:40 pm:
lecture, 500 M. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 7;l5.
SCIENTISTS
There will he Christian Science SER
vice Ia rooms oI Sorosis. Reed Smoot
dock, on J street, neat Sunday. Sum
DIV scnool AT 1000 am. Church SER
slrs al 100 am.
We inesday evening meeting begins
al ECO. cordial welcnme TO all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-15

Mike Seaman was before the court,
Thursday afternoon. for drunkenness,
having been gathered in during the
early morning hours by Deputy
Marshal Grover. Mr. Scanlon had only
enjoyed the freedom of the city for a
short time. as he completed Jail SEN
tence about one week since, but the
brief time that he was at liberty ne de-
voted assiduously to imbibing alcohol
ic stimulants. The court found him
guilty Of the charge preferred against
him, and imposed sentence Of 90 days
and costs. or in other words, l20 days
in jail. and the cool breezes OF autumn
will be blowing when Mr.. Scanlon will
again be seen on Augusta streets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-15
News oil the Railroads.

\ change has been made in the signals
on the Maine Central Railroad. The sig
nal to call in a flaS,nan is four long from
the west and five long from the east.
The signal for a fiagman to go back and
flag an approaching train is one long and
three short whistles. The air whistle,
have been changed SO that the signal for
a train TO proceed is two whistles instead
of one.
Trainmaster Cunningham Of the Grand
Trunk. sent in his resignation recently
and orders We're at once issued appoint
ing to this position j. w. Farrell, chief
will control the first and third districts
of the road and the second district east
Of Richmond.
One of the oldest and most efficient
servants in the employ of the Grand
Trunk Railway. named John McGovern.
road master for 20 years of the Kingston
street Anne's division. has resigned and
has been succeeded by John Henderson
of Toronto.
Recognizing the necessity of uniform
and correct time, and to conform TO the
standard code of the American Railway
road will require all employees having
ANYTHING to do with the train service 20
have their watches inspected every SIX
months. for a certificate as to quality and
condition. the expense to be borne by the
| road In order that the inspection ser
| vice may be properly administered, dis
trict inspectors have been designed. The
| minimum standard of excellence ~
| watches in service shall be OF grade
! equal to what is generally known among
| American movements as seventeen Jew
| eled patent regulator, adjusted TO ten
| peratures and not less than three pos
| tons in such repair as Will enable them
| to run within a variation not to exceed
thirty seconds a week. The semi-annua
| inspection of watches commences on Ja.
! / and July Of each year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-15
Maine Industrial News.

A. c. Nickerson Of Phillips Center. has
cut and peeled over 200 poplar trees
which he has contracted to Nj. S. Hink-
ley.
The mills at South Waterford arc busy
cutting up lumber one mill having en-
garpd some 81 cords OF SaWduSt To the
farmers for bedding.
At Blaisdell'S boat building establish
ment Bath, they have II orders on hanli
for boats to be used on the ship and vart-
Gus schooners and barges now building
at Bath yards.
John c. Morse Of Winnegance. Is saw
ii,y ai.0DO feet OF deck plank for the new
schooner which VIM. Rogers Is to build
one thousand feet are also being saweu
at the Crosby mill in Arrowsic Tor Nj.
Rogers.
NJ NJ. Richards & Co. OF Waidoboro.
have shut down their clothing factory 10"
The month of July. They have had an
excellent business the past spring.
The Dennysville Lumber Co. have torn
away the old-fashioned hume. that used
10 silnply water 10 the srist mlil, several
rods below the mill dam; and intend To
| hu.lL 4 penetock some what smaller, but
so constructed that il will not waste so
much water.
/ The Maine and New Hampshire Gran
| ite COMPANY of Redstone. ~ H.. IS GU
! ting about 100000 granite paving DOCKS
| for the Portland Railroad company |"
| pe used by them this ran Wneh the
| double track is laid through MALI st'ee'
| to Cumberland Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-07-15
Isaac Jones OF the Band"

The Calais correspondent of the Ban
Isaac Jones of that city and of his re-
cent appointment to the position Of
Jones is known to many in Augusta
and his name is familiar to Journal
readers on account of his having had
the narrowcst escape from death Of
any man in the lst Regiment. He was
4 member of the band and when taken
i'll was removed TO the City hospital
whore he remained for months hover
ing on the verge of death. After re
covering somewhat he was taken i'll
again and his life despaired of. Good
care and attention saved him and his
Augusta friends will be glad to learn
of his success in business life.
Here is what the News says of him
II understand that Mr. Isaac Jones
has been appointed to the responsible
position Of deputy collector of customs
at this city in succession to Mr.. Will
liam Waldron. who has acceptably
filed the position during the regime Of
cX-Collector Hanson. The appoint
ment Of Mr. Jones cannot be otherwise
than a popular one, as he is a young
man of sterling character Mr.. Jones
father is veteran of the Rebellion and
now a pensioner unable to work. The
son proved his devotion to his country
when, as a member of company * he
went to Augusta at the Call to arms
for the Spanish war,and when his COM
nany returned, Ike Jones was one of
the boys who remained for service, and
when during the examination by the
surgeons it was asCertained that he
could not be accepted on account of a
crippled toe. he at once entered the
hospital had the toe amputated and
went to Chickamauga, where he with
many others contracted malarial fever,
and on the return to Augusta he nov
cred for months between life and
death, finally returning home mere
wreck of a former robust constitution.