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rRrRrNE LocAL OnsERvATIONs To-DAY

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated By The Tribune's SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tempera
ture as recorded NJ Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once March .. l n. m.Ths weather yester-
day was and cool The temperature ranged between
Is and 81 degrees the 32l1 degrees) being
degree lower than that Tuesday IL.
than that % the corresponding day OF las, year.
Tho weather today VIII lie fair and warmer
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"a. ~
"Notable American Pictures."-
Evening Pos. ,
Absolute Public Sales by Order OF
DEWEY. BRIDGMAN.
AT THE
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES. ,
MADISON So. SOUTH. NEW YORK.
THIS THURSDAY Evening at $50
Representative
LANDSCAPES AND MARINES
CHARLES MELVILLE DEWEY.
M Dewey has long been recognized serious
landscape painter Of very genuine talent and II he han
never nairted ANYTHING besides the canvases here ne
would sn be entitled high earnest and
ind.pendent artist OF excellent acheyements-Ths sue-
Tomorrow Friday Evening at 4
VALUABLE PAINTINGS
by
FREDERIC n. BRIDGMANs
INCLUDING
Important salon Pictures. Eastern
Subjects. and Decorative Works.
and his Mastery Painting.
"CROSSING THE RED SEA-"
This canvas has received distinguished honors whsr
ever n has been exhibited and Justly too for II would
be difficult II no, impossible to ind among the produc-
tlons OF American artists which for masierness OF
conception and ability execution equals it-Evenins
Post
Soma other ~ NJ Brdgnan's best-knovn and most
deservediy commended works that were not shown ~
Boussod & Yaiadons are 10 be seen and there are
number Of minor paintings and studies that VIII be found
really interesting by everyone who capable OF apprs
oiating the artists work. The sun
FIRES View Day and Evening.
until and 30 until $50.
THOMAS T. KIRBY. Auctioneer.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. Managers
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THE STORY OF THE WRECK.

I-nen Captain Jorgensen reached this city yes
,.rdav morning he was apparently 50 depressed by
the loss Of his ship that he was unwilling 10 talk
~ tho disaster and referred all inQuirers 10 Emil
Noegel the third officer OF tho Moravia. After re-
Ia,,nr substantially the facts Just stated. he spoke
~ the experiences OF the. crew after the steamer
went oshore on the Sable Island shoals
Tho men were ordered 10 get out tie boats he
said 'but the dayits were !acased In Ice that
though the work OF endeayoring 10 free the tackles
wa continued all night, the boats could not ne
Ioosened AT 100 o'clock In the morning, however,
Inc largest lifebOat swung Tree ana lowered
infc md water. Second Mate tram~dori. VINO nad
hean thrown against the daVits during me night ny
n heavy wave and had had his riSnt side crushed
was lowered into the lfebOat, ara elght or the
crew followed him. The distance from the bar
where we had struck 10 the island was Only TWO
miles but II took the feboat TWEEN y-four hours 10
10 boaf and swept IL nearly fifteen miles out 70
sea The tide then changed. and the boat am ,,eI
heck The men had put out from the grounded
,,eeScI on SUNDAY morning at 10 O'Clock. but Il
NOT until O'Clock Monday morning mat the
irfeboat finally drifted ashore Sable Island The
men who had stayed on the Morava had mad an
"a sier time Another boat containing twelve Sall-
o-s Uas lowered from the vessel on sunday after
noon and this boat made shore without much dli-
nculry The Cape Sable lne-savers nad also PUT a
lifeline aboard the MOravla and NfebOats We're
sent out and the remainder Of the ships company
we're taken ashore The Moravia In the mean Time
had begun to break up. and several hours after
Canfain JOrgensen left her she broke IN two
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MARRIED.

PAYNE-FIELD--On wednesday March :. at the resi-
dence the bride by the Rev Dr. Greer, Mary. daugh-
ter of TIE NJ Augustus Field. 10 Henry Wilmerdng
Payne
POsT-WALLACE-On Wednesday March s. at the resi-
dence II the bride No 415 Clinon-ave.. Brooklyn by
the Rev John HumDstone. y d. Grace. daughter OF
Carroll J. Post and Gustsyus s. Wallace
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be en-
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THE TRIBUNE AND THE ADAMS CASE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: feel peculiarly warmly grateful for your
,,it,de in the matter of the travesty OF Justice
called the Coroner's inquest in the Adams case.
Won don't know how strongly you are Endorsed by
vour readers in what you are doing IN ms mat
Ter and other papers will follow YOU -
IT, NJ" FRANK WELLS.
p..ustor ~ Y March 2 1899
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Brewster, y. Y, March ?. 1899.


THE CONDUCT OF THE POISONING CASE.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: God bless you for the stand you have taken
concerning the Distret-Attorney conduct IN the
Anoros no,soning case and may He help you 10 go
,oru,ard and use the power OF your position 10 stop
The outrageous conduct which has characterized
men who by their very positions are the servants @
n the public Every American should cry hai'
,r,ro onght 10 be called public mass-mee Ting, by
+,hfrb cifizens could emphasize Their determination
10 nave their paid servants who ocCupy places Oh
sy,ob Great IMPORTANCE 10 the public WeIhIe as the
MAJ ricf-A Attorney and his assistants. 90 Justly
II not TO love mercy and ,tQ Walk hunoy A nr,
You In your highly responsible duties as pu6ohc
Eew-York March 4. 1893.
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THE WRECK or THE MORAY VIA.
A SURVIVORS, STORY OF HARDSHIPs
ENCOUNTERED.
LAUNCH OF BOAT AND STRUGGLE TO
REACH SHORE-OTHERs RESCUED
BY LIFE-SAVERS.


Captain Jorgensen and twenty-nine members OF
the crew OF the Sloman Line steamship Moravia
which wrecked on Sable Island on February
i last. in A fierce storm. arrived in this city yes
terday morning from Boston on the Fall River
Line steamboat The men started for Newport
News where. il is understood, they VIII find pas
sage on the Union Line steamship Pas for Ham
burg. their home port. The wreck OF the Moravla
attended with many exciting Incidents and. in
Wow Of their experiences, the only wonder is that
any OF her officers crew reached land alive. Il
was. In fac. once reported that Captain JOrgensen
and his men had persisted.
on February Is the fishing schooner Mondego
arrived at Gloucester and reported that while OF
Sable Island thirteen days before the Moravla
had been sighted broken in two on a sandbar and
with sign Of life the vessel While it
believed from this report that the whole crew had
persisted. the Government steamer Aberdeen was
dispatched from Halifax to inspect the wreck. and
II possible 10 ascertain the fate OF the crew.
ONLY ONE MAN LOST
The Aberdeen returned TO Halifax on March 2,
but with the cheering intelligence that only one
man had died This the Moraya's chief
officer. who had died from exposure. The rest Of
the crew were brought safely 10 Halifax 10y the
Aberdeen. Then for tho first time the details OF
the loss OF the MoravIa were learned. Captain
Jorgensen reported that IN the voyage across the
Atlantic he encountered hurricane weather from
short Of coal. he decided 10 make Tor q Nova SEQ
tan port After he had changed his course ne
was for several days unable to take an observa-
tion and had 10 navigate his ship by dead reckon
ing While in the dark 10 his actual location
on February - the Morava suddenly ran on n
sandbar on the extreme northeast end Of Sable
Island. Within TWO hours after grounding on the
bar the vessel began 10 break up and the crew.
10 save their lives were forced 20 desert the
steamer in the terrible gale which was then In
progress The stranding OF the Morava had been
seen by the lfe-savers on the island, ana they
launched their boats and went 10 tho rescue OF
Captain Jorgensen and his men II was also bt-
terlv cold, and the work Of rescue - IN" heaNy
weather was a difficult and dangerous task sun
All the NIoraVias crew were taken ashore, ana be-
fore that had been accomplished the steamship
had broken up nmidships and the cargo was noat-
ing about In the surf. chef Officer Benton, VINO
had worked like hero 70 Get me men ashQie
Vas so drenched by the spray that hen ne reached
The shore ne was attacked by pneumonia ana
diod in q short time from the Effects or exposure
Canfain Jorgeusen stated that ne and his men
we're treated most kindly by the nati! es on Saoe
island. and that they saved much Of the Morava
cargo a portion OF which was brought on inc
Aberdeen 10 Halifax Such or u rs had not Deeh
hurt by the salt water VIII 20 sen' 10 'h' con-
sfg
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
The Com rnandery Ball.

The social success Of the year was the
Commandery drill and ball al Masonic
hall last evening. 1t was f,ultlessly
managed and the attendance proved it
the elite event of the season. All the
lodge rooms on the second and third
floors were thrown open for tie accom-
modation of the many guests, md the air
OF hospitality was everywhere prevalent
The reception was held in the lodge
room. Mrs. H. o. Dodge. Hon. md Mrs.
R. II. Whiteley. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Al.
lison and Mrs. J. L. Moorhead doing the
honors. The reception continued from
$500 until 9. when the Commaniery drill
was given in the hall. Eighteen Sir
Knights. under direction OF Commander
H. o. Dodge. gave the maneuvers and
to say that the exhibition wa splendid
would be putting it too mildly. The
drill was perfect in every detail and the
guests were delighted with it from be-
ginning to end. Applause for the work
OF the company was frequent and hearty.
The dance commenced at o:3o and with
Lohmann's orchestra of four pieces it
proved most delightful event. The
main hall was attractively decorated
with the banners and regalia of the vari.
Jus Masonic orders, while abov,. the en-
trance huge pitcLfork and griddle gave
sinister reminder OF what the unwary
neophyte might expect. Charming re
treatments were served in the banquet
hall throughout the evening. The Com
mandery should feel the greatest salts.
faction over the success of the fair and
no small amount of credit is due them.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
M'kINl-Y is I'LL.
Taxation from Care. Necessary for Chiei
Executive. Recovery.

Executive. Recovery.
Washington, May 6-From many
things it is eviden, that the president is
far from well. Lately upon the advice
OF his ply sicians admlttance has been
denied callers and every engagement for
two months has been candelled. 1t is
said that the presidents visit to He,
Springs is made so thai he may be close
to the capital and receive constan, ad.
wees relative to conditions IN the Phil
ip pines and Samoa. During his absence
nothing will be referred to him that can
o. c'aerwise be settled,
The worry for the last few months has
led to the present condinon OF Presiden,
Mckinley and i, is now necessary tina,
he have absolute rest. The president is
suffering from nervous disorder closely
bordering on nervous prostratlon ana his
health is almost completely shattered.
1t is a matter OF some satisfaction un.
der the circumstances tha, Vice Presi.
den, Hobart IS rapidly recovering.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
The University Annual.

The university annual. the Colorado.
an" has appeared from the press of the
Smith Brooks printing company. The
book is editcrially and technically ex-
ceptionally hae and reflects the creates,
credit upon the editorial and managerial
sts,H. There are within its borders the
usual laughs OH the faculty and students,
tn. class athletic fraternity and club
ds.a dear to the collegian and grea,
deal of information Of all natures. The
books are now on sale at Maxwell g.
Greenman's or can be secured from
Messrs. Humphrey and Strachan.
The staff comprised F. H. Merten,
editor.in.chief; w. E. Withrow. literary
editor; Chas. E. Rowe. artistic editor;
Willis L. Strachan. business manager
R. G. Humphrey. assistant business
manager and Edward Mitchell. treasurer
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
SPECIAL BARGAIN lays
Saturday, and rlonday,
rlay 9th and Sth, at
Peoples Store.

Two more bargain DAYS. Cur sales
beat the sales at larger cities. You can
not duplicate these great gains in
Denver. Chicago or New YORK. Just
'ook over these prices.
One case best prints. all colors, black
and whites, grays. reds, blues, fancies,
etc, our regular price is &C; Saturday
and Mond.y we cut the price IN half
per yard SC.
Ladies black parasols or umbrellas.
sell everywhere for 75c; our price for the
bargain days. only 3se; childrea's para
soils. all colors, I5c.
Full size white bed spreads, pretty
Marsellles patterns. worth 81 to $Ie5;
special price. 7oc.
Ladies' black figured brilliantine dress
skirts, regular price sI.oS; Saturday and
Monday they 60 at sI75.
Heavy Turkish bath towels, cream
color. size +7xao. worth 1sc; SPECIAL price
SIC.
Ladies black all silk mit,s, our 25c
goods; We will run them Saturday and
Monday for only I2c pair.
Chenille drapery curtains. over three
yards long, heavy quality, different
patterns, sell everywhere for from 81 7s
to $3.50, our special price per pair $3.50.
One lot of boys knee parts. We
guarantee every pair to be all wool.
They sell at 81 a pair (they are worth it).
For our bargain days only 800. one pair
to each customer.
Children's summer under vests, pure
white, short sleeves, fine goods sell tor
tsc. Saturday and Monday only sc.
Ladies' corsets in drab only. a good
strong corset, other stores sell Ii for 4Sc.
We will run them during the two days
for 2oc.
Ten dozen white. ready made sheets,
full size, torn and hemmed. cheaper than
the sheeting BY the yard. sells for 50 to
ooc. only SIC.
Ladies striped merine petticoats, our
s.1S garment and well worth sI.5o, Sat.
urday and Monday only Sc.
Dotted swiss, suitable for curtains or
dresses. Why pay to other s,orss ,sc a
yard when you can buy them at our Store
Saturday and Monday for lac a yard.
Ladies shirt waists, fresh from the
needle, large variety of colors to
choose from, regular price 75c. bargain
day price 4Sc
Mems medium weight underwear in
white or brown, worth soc. Saturday and
Monday they go at halt price, 7Sc.
Turkey red table cloth. warranted fast
color. sells tor lSc, special price per yard
age.
| Ladies white hemstitched handker.
chiefs. wide hem. sell for Ioc, Saturday
and Monday three for Ioc.
Ladies tailor made suits in all the new
colors. lates. styies, Just received new
shipment regular price SS.7s, Saturday
and Monday 50 50.
Twenty tive do1en babies black hos.,
very fine grade. sell for lSc. bargain day
price only one.third. SC.
Infants bibs, good quality with lac e
trimming. special price 4 for SC.
Mems working shirts in black stripes S
or chcvio,s, best wearing shirts, sell all
over for SOC. Our price for Saturday
and Monday only 7sc.
The biggest assortment OF ehildren's s
trimmed hats IN town; we will make
great reductions in the price Saturday
and Monday.
1t will pay you to buy arsi6cial flowers
Of US Saturday and Monday; we make a
SPECIAL discount on them, the price will
be much lower than the mill,nerv stores
pay for them themselves
Tnk Pk0PIxs' SroRk
| Bouider's great bargain .sore.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
INQUEST STILL ON.
Nsnsrsas Arrests Msds 1t wasdnsr bI
Military Authorttiss.

NanSrsas Arrests made 1t Wasdnsr BY
Military Authorities.
WaIdner. May 6-Two hundred and
forty men have been arrested At Burke
One-half OF them are miners and the
b lance are saloon keepers and gamb.
lers. A train Of cars carried soldiers un.
der the instruction of citizens. who wen,
along for the purpose Of Identifying the
men. One hundred men from the Burke
mine escaped to the hills. The inques,
over the murdered man is being held be-
hind closed doors as fear OF consc.
quences would otherwise prevent wit.
nesses from giving evidence. No one i,
now allowed to leave town and all mes
sages are closely censored by the mill.
tary authorities.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
CONDENSED ITEMS.

William Huffman shot and killed
Thomas Campbell, former Denver
policeman. in Sc dalia last night.
Mrs. Whitney, wife OF the former sec
retary OF the navy, died at their countr,
home at Westbury. near New York. thi:
afternoon.
The president will make public the re.
port of the court Of inquiry tomorrow.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
Bsnninxton Ran AErouns.

Washington. May ga cable from
Dewey says tina, the Remington ground.
ed north Of the island of Panay but cam.
of again q hours later. Her hull was
examined by divers and the damage
while not serious. will necessitate ITS be.
ing dry.docked She left Manila for
Hong Kong this morning, No blame
was alta ched to anyone.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
ESssblbshlnR . Precedent.

Paris. May 6-The criminal chamber
OF the court Of cassation today awarded
1900 francs to NJ. Fepis who was wrong.
fully convicted Of crime FIVE years ago
upon the testimony Of a Handwriting ex.
pert. The court quashed the iconviction
without referring the case to trial by an.
other court. This action will furnish q
precedent in the Dreyfus case.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
striker. D~ssroy Property.

Duluth. Mimi, May o-rhe striking
street car men and their sympathi1ers
attacked the property OF the company
late last nigh. A hght ensued in which
five men we're injured, one fatally. No
arrests have yet been made.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
Car Kq uipmest Trus,.

Chicago. May 6-Seven,een concerns
for the manufacture OF articles entering
into the construction OF steam railway
cars have combined under the name OF
the American Equipment company. with
capital OF $17.ooo.ooo. Russell P.
Flower Of New YORK i. the moving
spirit.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
Adveuttsss Coming.

Alderman Kimball. representing the
state organization of the Adventist church.
has offered 500 to the Chau,auqua asso-
citation for the use OF the grounds and
auditorium for ten days session to be
held here after the close of the reg.
ulsr Chau,auqua session. The PROPOSE.
ton will, doubtless. be accepted.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
aRGUeLlOS is PANIED.
The Distrust Of Americans is Urged ~
being Very Uuju,t.

I,eing Very Uuju.t.
Manila. May 6-Col. Arguellos, one oi
the Filipino ENJOYS. was quoted as fol-
lows today:
I'VE undoubtedly are whipped. Ag.
u naldo is discouraged and our troop.
are determined to surrender All our
ueatmcn, for laying down their arms
We ask only for brief armistice merel,
for the purpose OF effecting a complete
surrender through our congress-. The
Americans are wrong to distrust oui
honesty"
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
Rsiua Aaercsdss Raised.

Santiago. May 6-The Spanish cruiser
Reina Mercedes. sunk during the war,
has been raised and made trial trip TO
test its seaworthiness. The ship is
stauch and sound and will be sent 10
Newport News by the liner passage.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06

The damage case of Thos. F. Wese,
vs.. City OF Boulder for 5000 on trial ir
the distric, court will be completed thi.
afternoon. Upon the completion Of tn.
case an adjournment will be taken until
next Friday.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
Platt for Sherman.

Washington. May o-Sena,or Plat
has come ou. fiat.footed in an announce
men, to aid Sherman. OF New York. in
the race for the speakeiship Of the house
OF representatives.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
ALL FOR BRYAN.
Chauncsy Dspsw Finds that This Is the
Prevailing S-otim. ut.

New York, May 6-Chauncey Depe~
returned from his western trip today
Speaking Of politics he said: 81 have
talked with many Democratic leaders in
the south and west and they are all fol
Bryan. In fact 1t is BRYAN first and the
platform next BY that l mean to say
that they want Bryan so badly they will
let him make bis own platform. He can
leave the I6 to plank out OF the plat
form or put it in Jurt as be pieases"
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
TROOPS VI[DNG|DEP[V H[ARD /.
ANOTHER DELAY.

Sb1UhtkSf tf0op" VIII RemAtn IN FhiHp-
pines for some Time.
Washington. May o-The authorities
in the war department state that the vol
unteers will Se detained some weeks
longer in the Philippines. The officers
and men are perfectly willing to re main
and as the president and his advisers
think their remova! would give the Fill.
pinos an idea they are weakening. the
return home will be DELAYED.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

The funeral of Lucy Howard of Gold
Hill was held from Tre.ise's undertak.
ing rooms this afternoon, the Rev. ]. E.
Picket, officiating.
Daily camera., 1899-05-06
~iIyev (Du1ynrtor

silver 0uorArion.
New York, May 6-Silver is quoted
1t OH todav.