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New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
INSANE NAN on A CAR.
CAUSES A PANIC AMONG PASSENGERS BY HIS
VIOLENCE.


VIOLENCE
Morris Cohen twenty-one years old, OF Trenton.
y / an insane man. created panic last night on
a southbound Third-ave. car at Seventy-sixth-st'
The man was brought to his brother lsaac1s mouse
AZ No 3l4 East Ninety hrstst in the hope that the
change Of scene and NewYork doctors would work
a
This result did not follow, and Isaac and
second brother decided 10 take the man TO Belle
yue last night They boarded Thirdave car ana
got along all right until near Seventy-sixth-st''
when pretty young woman entered. Cohehs
chief hallucinaton is that people want 10 chloro-
form him He the young woman had bottle
and iumping UP he screamed that she wanted 10
Kill him and declared she had the mated chloro, 20,
form i'm the bottle. He struggled frantcally 10 GET
of the car The women In the car were Amos. ~
frightened into Mysteries and there was rusn 10
get out The conductor managed TO prevent people
from jumping and dashing themselves against the
elevated pillars. , -. ,o,o
The car was brought 10 stop and the insane
man and his brothers were allowed TO get on one
Of the brothers called Policeman Kane. OF the East
sixty -seyenth-st station, and explained the situa-
tion 10 him. He called an ambulance ana tne
lunatc taken 10 Bellevue without iurther ii'-
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
WHITE PLAINS.

The Board OF Trustees held a special meeting on
Monday evening and transacted considerable bus-
ness For the pavement of Spring and Grove sis
the repressed brick in in Railroad-ave. was Sc
lected The special act under which Sl5OW In
bonds for street Improvements will be Issued came
nm for discussion. The Trustees decided TO pro-
ceed at once TO improve the following highways:
Network Post Road Mamaroneck Road, Mamar-
oneck-ave Broadway. Lake-st., Central Park-aVe;
TarrvtoWn Road LexinRton-ave.. Fisher-aVe and
1,ourt1st There was a contest over the selection
OF an engineer make the surveys for the I'M
Movements the Trustees being tied. President
Miller cast the deciding vote In favor OF b. F. Oar
ling the village engineer
Matilda Hunter died at her home In Chappaqua
nm sunday She was eghty-four years old. Her
funeral will be held this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
" r EvAys's COLLECTION TO BE SOLD.

IT has been announced that william T. Evans IN
,snds 10 sell his collection Of American paintings
y, o,c,,on Endeavors were made yesterday to
ace Mr. Evans. but he had left the city early ior
h,s summer home at Elberon. near Long branch
n J. 1t asserted howsyer by one sas o' w silI
mndoubtedly take place. but probably not uhl
February 1909 The sale VII be ma mace Grown ~ss ss
iras s as ~ he unwieldy for n private gallery Mr.
Evans was added desires & al the be
%. u BE- }ees that the sale Of his present colec
lion win give a wide distribution TO the Pou"aes ar
.h,,s serving TO stimulate a love for American ar,
'ns Th. n,ctires In Mr. Evans's COLLECTION Include
,o,h Landscape and figure painting they number
over p,is,s tp The collection includes at least
dozen pictures from the brush OF George & bY
sqch Church There are also s1st IlSuTHss Bo Sy
TnayeIrr nrstn,v tomer T w Dewing. Will H. Low.
kMeroo Walker. Horatio Walker. Wyatt Eaton Wal
90, shrlow and many others
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
A CASE or HYDROCEPHiLCS.

The physicians at Bellevue Hospital yesterday
cont 70 RlackweI's Island Hospital John Menut.
who is afflicted with hydrocephaus (wa;er on the
bratn). The doctors consider Menuts case incura-
bic Menut is thirty-thfee years Old ne e,osaS was
coach from his home at No. IA East Forty-ninth-
ST. where he lived with his sister Mrs Emily ~
When the doctors examined the patient tney
found that his head was 6lI inches n ercI,, I'm,
that his legs were long and thin ana not as srons
az those OF child He was unaole 10 stand upon
tbem - They also found that he was an IDIOT;
Menut was placed In a ward, but at night hs
rcY,Ised 10 allow the other patients 10 sleep, and
was continually teasing them
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
JANA1CA,s COMMISSIONERS HERE.
THEY HAVE NO POWER TO CONCLUDE
UrCIPROCITY TREATY.

The three members OF Jamaicas RECIPROCITY oeie
eation-Valentine GrsenIc Bell Director Oh ''uc
Works Of the Colony; David s Gideon flec'Ne
Member OF the Legislative Eounch. ana A. W.
Farquharson Crown Solicitor arriV@d he'o 9
,erdav afternoon from Kingston with their sec'e-
,orv A n Miles on the Atlas steamship Adiron-
aack They will remain day or so at the Fhth
..yonue Hotel and then proceed TO Washington
They come here with their hands tied on account
ChamberlaIn Secretary Of State for .the Britlsh
Colonies who has ruled that no project can De en-
,artoiDed should there he appreciate loss OF
revenue involved under the new tariff The dele
CATION is restricted TO representing Jainaicas pO
i,ton and 10 securing the best possible terms 2ut
r. has no power to enter into an agreement me
interests ~ the Imperial Government VIII ne
watched at Washington by Reginald Tower, British
charge dAnaires who is also concerned WIN Sir
Cavendsh Boyle. secretary OF Britlsh uIi@ih; a.
Guiana.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
THE -GARUENT WORKERS STRIKE.
EFFORTS AT SETTLEMENT FUTrLE-CoNTRAcT
oRs WITH THE UNIONS


oRs WITH THE UNIONS.
There was no change last night In the strikes
OF the East Side Knee Pants and Chidren's Jacket
Makers unions. The Efforts OF Max Pine. leader
OF the striking knee-pants makers TO bring about
An adjustment OF the differences between the
strikers and the manufacturers proved futile yester-
day At a meeting held last night in odd Eel
lows Hail, In Forsyth-st.. address was made
by the Rev Francis j. Clay Moran. who has In
the last four years interested himself In the con-
troyersies between the East Side garment work
ers and their employers. He advised the strikers
20 be steadfast and to stand together In the strug-
gle that IL being waged for better wages and short
or hours OF work daily. Other speakers were Jo-
senh Barondess. Mr.. Pine and Is. Feigenbaum who
wa ia de scrbed a edito OF East Side Socialist
organ The manufacturers. according TO Mr.. Pine
sre 'st- -necked and refuse TO give the stipula ed
1,,srxntee OF from 500 TO 800 To keep the peace
for the next twelve months
Al mass-meeting OF the trousers makers In
new Irving Hall, In Broome-st last night IL was
voted 10 call out the fraternity Just soon as the
work OF organization now going among the
three thousand members OF that special branch OF
the garment workers Is completed
The contractors are hehting with the workers In
this contest against the manufacturers. and have
actually joined the unionA -..----
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
THE AMERICAN BUILDINGS.

Ferdinand W Peck United States Commissioner
General 20 ,h- Paris Exposition or lSV yesterday
met the directors and head OF departments or the
r-,,,aa sts-es commission In the Ncw-York offices.
an the seventh floor OF ,he Equitable Building
One OF the principal objects Of the meeting was
to receive aod consider the report OF Charles A.
CooLec the American arcniCe,'. who has JUST re-
,nrre5 from Paris Reports were also received from
directors regarding the general progress 1 the the
nrann especially those having 20 do Win tne
coming exhibit Of the Middle Atlantic and New
England States. g., -. ,ronos.d
American buildings had been approved by tne
French au; horities and that the contrects VT re
reedy 10 be let The United States Natlonal or
main building is 10 cost $4,000. Among the pu,ld
ngs will be one TO contain an agricultural exnoi,'
under the auspices OF the Department OF Agrnuit-
ure which will cost s2S 40. The total cost or the
buildings. aside from the main building VIII oe
Nots, ussb
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
LOSE THEIR WAY IN THE HUDSON.

TOWING STEAMERS AND THEIR Tows 90 ASHORE
ON cROTON FONT
The sidewheel towboats. Oswego and Austin.
With two large fleets IN their wake. from New
York city bound for Kingston. went ashore at
C,o,on Point near Sing Sing in the fog early yes
,erday morning The tide was exceptionally high.
and one towboat pilot mistook the signals sounded
The oswego got OF safely with It's tow. but the
q Was expected that II would get of with the In
coming tide. - - 49,. -, -.
IncIiided In the tows were two large. three
rasted schooners loaded with lumber They were
i'm high and dry but their captains had no fear.
and believed that they could be- fioafed without
damage.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Mazet Investigating Committee. Board OF Iraoe
rooms. II a m. ,.
Barrow kidnapping case before Jns'icc fursn'd"'
sixtv-ninth Regiment rife practice Creeonioo''
Gravesend races. 2:30 p. m
-. II C,or,,.s excursion for Union veteran
soldiers and sailors. . 49,
American Institute flower show NO q "ee'
Forty -fourth-st - ,
dred- a nd tv ert v -seventh-st., p m
Protective League of Salt Water F1sherheh' No'
I0S West Thirty first-st., sl5 p m
Molneux case before Judge GidersieeVe'
Meeting of Phillips and Madison Avenue fresos
terian church congregations. s y. m
Guild OF Catholic Authors and Writer'S De Id
Sale Institute. D. m. g
Music In Abingdon and Mulberry be"u p" NO.
N
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
rtrcTJON IN THE SIYTY-NINTH.

4, nm s,s,.t,on held last night for captain ana
a., lieutenant IN Company Z. eeth Regiment Cap
,a,n peter rafferty,. who was recently detailed by
CoIone, Dury from supernumersry list Go 70 the
CON coInInaa" NJ s,miiarly detailed we're unanimously
s,acted to Mi the Offices named There was dn no
eiec. e,, Caiooel Duty last night received honor
cVi'e VI dtscharSes for Major Thomas +. Lynch. OF
the LIST Battalion and Leuenant n qssrned some
haa. I Va 400 first Lieutenant John +. Bolger OF
Company E. who also resigned received , Ssr'r. m.
o,red number OF years TO entitle him to an hohor-
,,ia diach
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
COUPLING PIN IN A SWITCH.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DISASTER ON THE STATEN
ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT ROAD.

MARROW ESCAPE, FROM DISASTER ON THE SiAih'
ISLAND RAPID TRANSIT ROAD.
What is thought to be an attempt to wreck
passenger train on the Staten Island hapd iran
al, Road near Stapleton was made early last even
,rv The 7:i2 train from Stapieton to st. George
had lust left the Stapeton station and was getting
under way when the wheels bumped over an OBJ
struction on the rails. The three coacbes OF whlch
,ha train was COMPOSED swayed from side to side,
but did not leave the track. The train was brought
to a stop, and investigation showed that a
S.avy coupling pin had been wedged In the frog
of a switch which branches from the main track
at that point ,,, a., ,,.,. ,,,, hoa
hcen yyedRed in the frog, II seems almost miracle
,hat the train was not wrecked. The authorities
uara Immediately Informed. and an investigation is
being made. ..,. 49, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ma .
,ca3 "a m the track by boys who desired to witness
= Genuine train wreck. There were many passen-
gers on board the train at the time ont none WAS
Injured.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
IOWA SAFELY IN DOCK.

Seattle. Wash. June Is (speciaD.-The battieship
Iowa was successfully docked at Bremerton late
Yesterday afternoon. She got into the dock with
out the slightest difficulty. and has been properly
hraced up. The channel to the dock has been
deepened since the oregon was docked. and the
Iowa had plenty OF water. There Is a great accu-
mutation OF marine growth on the Iowa's bottom.
Crowds have swarmed TO the naval station to set
IN. barnacles that being scraped from her hull
A force OF experts was brought UP from San Fran
oisco 70 make the repairA
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Tho village assessors have completed the re-
vlsed assessment roll and filed it with the village
clerk number Of small reductions have been
made and John D. and William Rockefeller are In
cluded in the list William Rockefelers assess
ment is reduced from $1,000 10 $4,000. and John D.
Rockefeller has few slight reductions AS me
amounts requested by the Rockefellers counsel, 1t
Is expected that they will obtain wrts Of certiorari
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
PORT CHESTER.

Mrs Bergstrom and Mrs. Hansen, Of Grace
Church-st while driving from the village TO their
home on Monday night. were held up by two high
waymen. One Of the men sprang into the wagon
and attempted TO snatch Mrs. Bergstroms purse.
hut she bravely fought him of. while Mrs. Hansen
whipped up the horses and drove back toward the
village. The screams Of the women were so loud
that the hghwaymen, fearing that assistance
would be attracted by them. gave up the pursuit.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NEJw-YoRK. TUESDAY. JUNE H. 1900.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ma-cngo (Br). Bingham, Newcastle England.
Nav ?s 10 Sanderson Son. Inside the Bar . m
steamer Furnessis tfr) Harris. Glasgow June and
Moyiile q with mdse and passengers Henderson
In Quarantine at e:a2 nj.
Steamer Southwark (Br). Bence Antwerp June g. with
nnds~ and passengers the International Navigation
passed Sandy Hook at 955 m.
steamer PHILADELPHIA Chambers Puerto Cabello June q
curacao T. la Guayra 5. Ponce and San Juan 3. with
mdse and io2 cabin passcnsers to pouiton Bliss Dial
lett Arrived a the Bar at e:2O m.
steamer Aairondnck (Br), owen, sayaniila May 81.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
DOBBS FERRY.

Justice Barnard. OF tht Supreme Court at Pough-
keepsie has handed down his decision on the appli-
cation OF William H. Lester. the Village Clerk TO
connpel Louis Herbeck 10 turn over all books and
records Of the Board of Health. Justice Barnard
decides in favor of the plaintiff and imposes so for
costs the defendant.
Miss Elizabeth Mallet Conkln and Joseph Law
renee will be married this evening.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
WORKING FOR RECIPROCITY.
FOUR TREATIES NOW IN PROCESS OF
NEGOTIATION.

FONP TREATIES NOW IN PROCESs OF
NEGOTIATION.
Washington. June 13.--iir. Tower the BRUSH
Charge d'Affairee has been authorized TO Degih
negotiations for a reciprocity treaty lot per
rauda Ths rrakes cur negotiations IN prog
ress end covers all the British West indies eH-
90 ot the Windward and Leeward lslonds.
Commissioner Kasson to-day began work o''
schedules IN earnest wth the British ana coio-
nal representatives, and with the trench OF,
Gcials Much progress was made IN the cbse y. >.
France IN getting at the basis of exchange' a.in
Is ,,nde~etcpd that among It's features Will De
ons inriudinc chamragnes The preliminary ar
rangemrnt With France covered still wines. but
not chan peGnes.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
HOME NEWS.

ppov1NENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
.pENARIE-C K Lord. Of Baltimore. Butk
1NGHAM-Professor ID. p. Todd. Of Amhers, Co'
Iege CAMBRIDGE-Mrs. Eugene Haze, , WIZ -
the Maine senator FIFTH AVENtEIdeHe'a D. -
e :, 80 ~ Vermont HOLLAND-Ex-Goverho
Erank $ Black of Troy and Thomas McDousa =,
Of Cincinnati MAJES .4C-Eugene GioheS,
Wilton. Conn. MANHATTAN Ma: o. puJI'a,
Quincy OF Boston MURRAY Hill y. rem"
of Washington. WALDORF-Bradley T. STOKES Oh
Rai
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
,,., To, Line Mails close. Vessel sails
9, Tcuis Southampton Amerlcan... 10 m 1000 m
Teu,onic Liverpool. White STAR. VOO m 1900
i-rtssand Antwerp. Red star. .lO:3o m 12;O
saneca Havana y Cuba. l;Oo y IN 500 m
SeneN"' saiy.-,on Mallory. ........... 500 d m
t9ndt imi, Nassau Nassau............. 1907 500
THURSDAY. JUNE Is.
A Victoria Hamburg. Hamb-Am. 700 IN 1000
prnz fultpoid. Bremen. u Lloyd 1000 a IN
stadtan.a Quebec lZ:3O
Msn n.erdam Holland Am ..... 500 a m 10 a m
C,uants namo Waydell. 100 800 p IN
81 Mar New-Orleaus, Morgan. ....... - 800 . m
FRIDAY. JUNE 10
Telaman Barbados Dernerera 400 pm 400 . 10
Comsnche Charleston. clyde. 800
Colorado Brunswick Mallory. 800
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
FRrNCB FORGERS COMING HERE.

Commissioner OF immigration Fitchie has been
asked by the French Consul to look out for several
forgers who supposed TO be on their way TO
this country. The men are wanted for passing
forged checks IN Antwerp and Paria
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 42s 32 Moon sets m ii 2l Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
.M-San.,y Hook II 80 Gov. Island Hell cate ;4s
PM-Sandy II "a Gov Island l;o' Hell Gate l4o
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
TARRYTOWN.

Miss Miriam Emma Hoyt. the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs William Henry Hoyt. and Marco Sidney
Parker will be married at Christ Episcopal Church
on June Is.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

The favorite for restoring lie and color 70 the
hair is PARKER'S HAIR BAISAM .
"1 1GPEVEs OINTMENT makes healthy skin. SOC.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14
Announcements.
z. q W.

"OsceoIa" "Oneck" "Zuni."
aw All with rounded front. e. w.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-14

$50 Broadway. cor Leonard.
500 Broadway. cor. Prince.
Thirty-second and broadway.
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Preoios sumamente m6dicos.
Ell DR.. Sanjurjo ha ganado dos premios.
uno por las mejores operaciones en- la bo-
cay otro por las mejores cajas de dentes,
segun certiicado que posee.
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CONTRIBUTION MUNICIPAL,
BANCO ESPANOL De PUERTO-R|CO

No obstante el oobro & domicilio que vie
nen hacienda los enoargados de la recandaoion
de contrbuciones municipales, ofrece este SER
vicio un atraso lamentable, que precisa CORE
gir en- banefoio de los mismos contribuyentes
para eyitarles las molestias gastos del STEM
pre- enojoso procedimiento de apremio.
A este fin, el Banco continua recaudando
en- su propio domioi!io los trimestres q de
las contribuciones territorial y de industria y
oomercio del presente ejercicio economioo, y
las atrasadas de 1897 % y $500 cuyo pago es.
pera haran los Sres. contrbuyentes hasta el dia
20 del mes en- ourso, respondiendo asl al llama
miento que de modo tan legitimo les hiciera el
Honorable Alcalde de esta ciudad en- anuncio
de IA de Septiembre ultimo evitandose para
los dsbitos de 1897 -9s y 1889 los gastos
del procedimlento de a r m inioiado va
y que condona este Bsnco si Sc acepta por los
deudores esta Ultima invitaoion,
San Juan de Pto Rico 10 de Nvbre. 1899.
FL Sub -Gobernador
Carlos M. .Soler.
a. e. A So.
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GaCet3 de hoy.

Trae la Orden general numero l73, feoha
da ell % de Octubre ultimo, con las siguientes
disposiciones.
81 Las citaciones de testigos, requisto-
rias demas dooumentos autos expedidos por
los tribunales ie la isla dirigidos tribunales
funcionaros de 'paises extrapjeros, deberAn
en- todos los casos venir acompafados de los
derechoS neoessrios para cubrir todos los gas
tos correspondientes al despacho y devoluoion
dc dichos docnmentos. Estos derechos Sc remi-
tirAn en- gros extranjeros, bien letras sobre
Londres, sobre alguna casa bancaria aoredita'
da, del pats donde ha de remitirse el docu-
mento.
II Todos los documentos de la olase &
que sc contrae la presente, deberAn trasmitirse
este Quartet General por conduoto del Proou
rador General quien ouidara de yer que se in
oluyan los correspondientes dereohos, antes de
darles curso.,
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ReViSta HGDdOnaQaria
EleCCiOnes
en- Guayama y en- Mayaguez.
LIegada del General
Andrade y de su seCretario.

La semana hs estado animada, con mott
vo de las elecciones verifoadss en- Quay ANA, y
la gallarda lucha de los partidos polftioos que
allf fueron con ell mayor entusiasmo & disputar.
Sc ell triunfo.
va conocen nuestros lectores ell resultsdo
exacto de la lucha, que no ha sdo sino un lige
70 combate para preparar los Animos & la gran
batalla que ha de ibrarse en- Maysgiiez.
Estas luohas del oivismo de la civliza-
ci6n vienen ser el term6metro con que se mi.
de ell e,tado de progreso de los pueb!os. Guam
do estos ejeroen sus dereohos oviles sin obede.
Ger q Ia preston de los gobernantes; y, al am
paro de la Ley, los gobiernos vienen mas bien
servirles de ejida y protection, entonoes puede
decirse que Sc Gamma haoia un estable y bri-
llante porvenir.
Asf deben elegirse las autoridades en- los
Munioipios, asf quedan obligadas 6stas con los
pueblos electores; establecida la reoiprocidad
y la consecuencia, queda planteado el proble-
ma del progreso.
Los Jefes de los partidos militantes que se
disputan Ia victoria, estan preparando sus nu-
merosas fuerzas, y esperan ell momento de la
luoha para lanzarse la batalla.
Todos conffan en- la equidad y la justicia
por parte de los mandatarios; y, cualquera que
sea ell resultado, esta probado va que serA fa-
llado sin favoritismos, sntes bien, con toda la
frfa exaotitud de los numeros.
Aver lego esta capital el General don
Ignacio Andrade, Ex Presidente de los Esta-
dos Unidos de Venezuela. Viene aeompanado
de don, Luis Maria Garcia, su secretario parti'
cular, Sc dice generalmente que piensa esta'
bleoer en- esta 1sla un negocio de ganado en-
combination con Cuba y Venezuela.
For 10 pronto parece que ha tornado en- al.
quiler, en- Ssnturce, el Versailles puertorrique.
no, una hermosa quinta lujosamente amuebla'
da, donde esperarA sn spreciable familia que
viene en- 81 vapor philadelphia. ell IL del pre-
sente mes.
Son estos los rumores que circular acerca
del distinguido hu6sped Como nuestros repor'
ters no le han visto, no podemos asegurar 10
que haya de verdad en- clio.
Don Luis Maria Garcia viene soompaf1ado
de su graciosa espoaa y tuvimos el gusto de ga
ludarle anoche en- ell teatro.
Deseamosles grata pelmanencia en- nuestra
hermosa Isls.