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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
ROLLER EXPLOSION KILLS SIX MEN.
rpREsHrNG CREW ALMOST ExTERMrNATED-
ENGINE BLOWN ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY FEET.

whit. cloud Mich. July 31.-Shortly after a
.urasb,ne crew had started 10 work to-day al Big
p,airie eight miles east. Engineer Crabtree no
- hat the water In the boiler low. The
sro was raked out and the engineer turned more
water into the boiler
Almost instantly the boiler exploded. killing
1.-las Hight Alfred Haisht. Charles Crabtree
- cater Cecil Priest and Raymond Howe.
r.o,e. overly was so badly injured that he cannot
~'ao,,sr Oscar Evans had his Les broken. Three
=, tho men left families. The explosion blew the
er,ne one hundred and fifty feet. driving It through
. barn and carrying half of the separator through
the barn with IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
DECISION AGAINST ROCKEFELLER
JUSTICE HIRsHBERG REvERsEs THE FIND
ING AGAINST THE MOUNT PLEAS
ANT ASSESSORS

Justice Michael II. Hirshberg OF Newburr be-
fore whom was argued the injunction proceedings
in the case OF John D. and William Rockefeller
against the Mount Pleasant Township officials
handed down his decision yesterday and It was
filed In the Westchester County Clerks Office at
White Plains The Rockefellers had obtained a
temporary injunction from Justice Maddox re-
strainng the township officials from paying claims
incurred by the Assessors in the tax litigation. and
applied to Justice Hirshberg for a permanent
His decision dssolves the injunction and dsmisses
the complaint. There are nineteen defendants to
the action.
The opinion OF the Court. in part follows
This is a taxpayers action brought for the pur
pose or preventing waste Of public funds IN the
threatened payment Of alleged Illegal and pnsu
snt- Westchester County. The claims all arose IN
in be Years @ ng 1872 aeaH BY c the OF he d
PENDANTS were then the Assessors OF the town
y and p he charss for for serVces d the
lawyer employed 10y the Assessors. stenographers
bills the Assessors charges for disbursements and
the expense OF witnesses and experts examined and
employed in defence OF the certorari proceedings
The Town Board did not authorize or direct the
Assessors to defend the certiorari proceedings
n employ lawyer or procure Witnesses and ex-
plaintiffs upon the theory that in the absence OF
such authorization the act OF the Assessors in de-
indicated was wholly illegal. and that none OF such
expenses is proper and Ia awful town charge
think the Assessors had perfect legal right 10
defend themselves and their assessments in the
proceedings which the plaintiffs instituted against
nately and necessarily incident TO the defence. The
good faith and propriety Of the expenditures ad.
the Town Board. and their audit cannot be re-
viewed In this action.
Harry T Dyckman % White Plains counsel for
the Rockefelers. said that the case would be taken
~ it's kind 10 be tried" said Mr.. Dykman, and I
I'm under instructions from the Messrs. Rockefe .
ler 10 have he law established by the Court OF
Appeals n necessary"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
ALFRED CHURCHMAN.

Alfred Churchman one OF the oldest members OF
the New-York Stock Exchange died at his home
No Sc Putnam-ave.. Brooklyn. en- Sunday MT
Churchman was Of Quaker stock, and was born az
Naaman's Creek Delaware. october 8 ISL he
came to New-York City when nine years DID, and
went to Brooklyn to live in 1850 In 1898 he moved
into his Putnam-ave home. His number on the
liar NJ rho New-York Stock Exchange, being In
order OF membership was No 22l He was an adj
rnirer Of Henry Ward Beecher and was for twenty
Ave years constant attendant at Plymoulh
church Mr. Churchman was twice married, ms
Arst wife dying in 1859 and mis- second In Octcoe
1905 He leaves three sons and three daughters
5|be funeral will be held this evening at o'clock
his la home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wEsr
INDIES ETC

rUEspAY-At p. NJ. cupplement,ary ! 30 p M fS
f s@rP Pernampuco ana Rio De Janere scqs;a
Prince LETTERS other parts Of srsz s and - r ~
D m Jamaea per steamer T, ITs HssoI oao NJ,
3T asnrai AMERICA g e1eep, Re ara south
Pacific ports. per $ Aishea. Va S,sncs, AZ 10 %
m FOR Porto Rico per L 5 t4 @sssr ys,s,sn
juan at p m FOR cSe eSsc, ya Havana and Prosrsso
Ttters for other parts Of Mexico must be directed per
rafRspAY-At tor Msxieo per :. A 11sSas
Tampico detters mus, ne sS q NJ Tor NASSAU
Guantanamo and Santiago. PEI : san,i s pr.nc.
p I, Plata . eonn 5sr steamer Rsr rom Boston
sARpAYA. m f sSr rs AND i Rho DE- jaSso per
tries Via svi p5nam seP. for North Brazil b. a.
,cc, ss 2eT sd HeE Bermuda per Trinidad 70 ~
suppenentary 1879 3 @ and sI reytovn per
Aiiai detters or Costa Rios mu.; Be directed pr,s
A,a2 At lSsG ,oI curacao vene,uea Tsnisd
British Dutch Guiana mus, .. airsG ,,rsr, p.r
orinoco. AZ II a N. for Grenada and Irind 70 N
per IraEaady a. II a e., ''P Iasn vsn.,a.s
Curacao savanilla and Car'Aassna per 3 Jssseas.
q y m fo s S g%ea per Havana :. IL tr
Bbaaos, arec J snS Mos bsrs VIA Puerto PsS.
Mails for NeTqss'nf os sy az fA hi. 50 ds daily
m connecting c-- here sysTy Npn', az - BSs,on
ana S,n ~ steamer close ,his once daily n 20
Mails for cuba o by raj 70 hi s'[ One. asy ..e.pt
1890, a, II a m. 1.-THE connecting cloe-s ~ on Ss
cssaav and Fridavl Mails FOR Cuhs ~ "a, ~
- via and thence steamer. close ~ LIE "..'
Tuesday and SATURDAY ~ 80. = -
On connecting closes are on TUESDAY ana 1870 ~
80 %, NsXco City overland. unless spe.sssp
dals ~ - 4e.na,ch by steamer. close ~ tnh onl.s
IT, a., go a m and 30 m MsIs tof 20 -
49, p.,izs puerto Corisz and Guatsfnah n tI ~
iie' c-t.ans and thence by steamer close ~ VI
connecting closes hete ssIea,, 49,
galLy ,or Costa RIGA. and Mondsys ror hIn.-
,.. Co-,ez and Guatemala fhegistef', n~n -
Posr'o ~ PREVIOUS day. tResisiersd man eiose' ~
n m second day before $500,
go, ~, china and Japan. per $. Koiun Maru &C.,
s we - daily N August AZ o"N y n.
s@stue esI,s J,psu Hawaii per > Gaelic IRON
an ~ Mails tor Australia except those tor wet
o-oD " which are Forwarded VIA Europef Nv .S-a-
Aus laval FIN and Samoan Islands. per nosE.
lana - Frsnrisco) close here daily after July Va
20 August - az $50 p M or on DAY OF nIl.ss
enn Up c.mpsnia. which Will pronabiy arrive Aususss
~ 1s"or, Vancouver, close here daily Up 70 august
lsPs,, q 40 n m for Hawaii per . . Aus;rsis.
san francisco close here daily up TO august Us
" anao n m Malls for Australia except Vest Aus-
.r,,1sS Hawaii and Pr Islands per 8 mowers iron
vsncouyer, daily after August ~ ana w 20
a1sus tis $50 .. Malls tof the society isishas:
hin Caliles from san Francisco, eloee mere esn
Tssnsn per . Tacoma from Tanoma), close mere o&5
nn IA August f3i at $50 D. m. ,,, .,.
mails forwarded 10 port OF sailing cay
ana ire OF closing Is arranged on the presume
ton 81 their uninterrupted overland transit 'kegered
mail closes at m prry rev gay Corr p,.r....r
Pos,ofncs. New-york. July n iss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
PHIL" DAILY, JR., WANTS DTORCE.

CHAsEs MALE FRIEND OF MRS. JENNIE JOYCE
DAILY OFT OF HIS HOUSE.
Long Branch, y. J.. July 81 (SpeciaD-"PhiF
Daly ir this afternoon instructed his attorney,
ex-senator Henry S Terhune, to bring suit for
divorce against his wife, Mrs. Jennie Joyce DAILY.
The formal application filed, but the true bill
Of complaint will be set forth later.
Mr DAILY slipped away from the Crystal Palace
last Friday night He found a NewYork wing
shot AT his Second-ave home. The unexpected ap-
pearance OF Mr. DAILY resulted in the New-f orker
rba.ed nv Nj Daly and several shots were fired
Al he Pennsylvania Club tonight 1t was said that
Mr. DAILY had gone TO Ncw-YOrk -. go, -, .
Jennie joyce the actress and Phil DAILY, jr,
were married seven years ago. Mr.. DaIy Is a
Roman Catholic and Miss Joyce at that time was
a Protestant The ceremony was performed py a
Justice OF the peace. Last summer Mrs; Daly EN-
braced the Catholic faith, and a second ceremony
was performed by a Catholic priest. MRS Daiy
was one OF the most handsomely dressed women IN
Long Branch She loved fast horses anu was
often In company with young men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
NAY WE'D WALTER JONES.

Chicago July 81 (SpeciaD.-It is reported that
Miss Daisy Marie Young second daughter OF nj
and Mrs. Otto Young Of No. 2,OS2 Calumet-aye Is
engaged 10 he married TO Walter Jones, the comed-
an Of Gay New-York" fame Miss Young Is now
in Paris. and has been abroad with her sister for
a wear The wedding DAY is said TO have been
fixed for Monday. September % -, =,
Miss Young has been travelling for some time IN
Switzerland and has only recently gone TO Parls
She will sail for America on the Kaiser FREDERICK
der Crosse on September l3 She has Interested her-
self prominently in charitable work through active
connection with the Service Club, well known
organization OF young society women on the south
side Her mother declines either 10 deny or con-
firm the report OF her daughters engagement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
DECISION IN RITUAL CASES

ARcv71suops URGE THE DIscoNTlNuANcE Or
CERTAIN PRACTICES
London. July S.-The Archbishops OF Can1ess s-o1
me vos, Pew Frederick Temple. D. D. rendered
decision to-day in the ritual cases which nan, ne anu
the Archbishop Of York. tho Most Kew. "lI la
Dalryuple Maclagan. D. d, heard IN MAJ -
Arcnbishops declare that while FAR rom sA' ~
use Of incense and the carrying or Isn's IL pr
cs.sio, &c unsuitable or undesirable ACCOMPANY
rnen,s of 6,vine worship they are obliged, IN &C
cordance with the Prayer Book TO come 10 'ne ron
clusion that these sdjuncts are neither eH'T-neu
por permitted by the law Of the Saut ,Jbnugb fhey
land therefore the Archbshops add thousn rr.
NAV be use6 10 sweeten a churcn or LO' a. he
lighting purposes they urge al me G 90 Sscdntinue
sake OF the peace OF the Church' u
their use as part Of the services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
WILLIAM Y. DANIELS.

Chicago. July 81 (specaD.-William Y. Daniels
one Of the pioneer tobacco manufacturers In this
CITY. who came here in lA9 died this morning at
II o'clock az Cape Cod Mass. Two Of his daughters
the wives OF ex-Judge Egbert Jameson Formerly
counsel for the North Chicago Street Railway Com
,anv and NJ NJ Jameson. his brother, were at
tho bedside Two other daughters, the wives or
Roland c Nickerson Of the president OF the
First National Bank. and william WashbHrn son
- tho late Governor Washburn. Of MASSACHUSETTS,;
uare also AT the Cape Cod home. Mr.. Daniels mad
host OF friends In this city, although ne retired
from business here nine years ago ana nau H'eu
eIpca Cane Cod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01

SUGGESTION FROM THE BRITISH SIDE TO CUR
TAI. HIS ARGUMENT.
Paris. July 31.-At to-day's session OF the An
glo-Venezuelan Boundary Commission s. Mall
let-Prevost continued his presentation OF the
Venezuelan case. Baron Russell Of kiloven.
Lord Chief Justice Of England. suggested the
sdvisability Of Mr.. Mallet-Prevost curtailing
his argument but Melville w. Fuller, Chief Jus
tice Of the United States Supreme Court, IN
tervened in favor Of the speaker.
The court will continue It's sitting tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
DECISION on EXCISE CASES.

Albany. July al.-Justice Chase mas handed down
lis decision in the proceedings Instituted by n. r.
Lyman. State Commissioner OF Excise, To revoke
ard cancel the liquor tax certificates OF thirteen
Troy LIQUOR dealers These certificates authorize the
trafnc IN liquors not TO be drunk on the premises
v here sold and were issued upon the payment or
sn excise tax OF ZOO Instead Of con1ning them
selves 10 this kind Of -rafhc. the defendants W
these proceedings ira ficked In liquors 10 be drunk
pom the premises The excise tax upon this Kind
OF traffic Is 500.
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OFFICE =.

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Thomas Cook & Son. Ludgate Circus. -,
The London office OF The Tribune Is convenient place
20 leave advertisements and subscriptions
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington July 3i.-The area OF high pressure cen
tral last night In Illinois has moved 70 the Mddle Az
lantc trough Of low pressure eStehos ro"'
NAx,co 10 Manitoba Showers have occurred IN me
middle and northern portions of trough in the Middle
Mississippi Valley in the South Atlantic STATES II
has grown warmer the middle and southern ROCKY
Mountain region the middle and southern MISSISSIPPI
River and has remained nearly stationary eise~here'
sho,.-, rroy n. sxpectsd on the South Atlantic Coast
In the Middle Missouri and Red River OF the Horth va
lev And generally fair elsewhere hgn TEN
nersture viii prevail for or three days from tne
Mississpp Valley the Atlantic Coast variable WINGS
VII nrsNAI on the ATLANTIC Coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
MES. MAYBRICK'S CASE Up.
MICHAEL pAv1TT INTERRoGATEs THE GOVERN
MFNT ABOUT HER.

MENT About HER.
london. July SIN the House OF commons to-day
Michael Daytt Nationalist. Member for South
NIavo asked what action the Government Of the
United States had taken in behalf Of Mrs Florence
Maverick the American woman now undergoing
sen,ence ~ Imprisonment for life. after having
been convicted Of poisoning her husband: whether
petitions had been received from public bodies and
persons In America and IL the Secretary Of State
for Home Affairs STR Matthew White Ridley. would
present the papers TO the House, with the Govern
nents replies. The Home Secretary answered the
questions saying representations had been made
IN favor CO Mrs. Maybrick by the American Gov
eminent through Ambassador Choate' ana that
numerous representations had been made by pri-
waite individuals But, he added, II would be con-
trary 70 practice present papers dealing with the
exercise OF the ROYAL prerOgatve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
KATsERs TRIBUTE TO BTSAARcK'

Berlin July "A private memorial ser, ,I-.s,o,
held at Friedrichsruh YESTERDAY, en- ,ain ard
Wru.r, an, r,aenlhcent wreath Of laureis ana
palms which prince Herbert Bismarck laid on ,ne
late Prince Bismarcks tomb. In an ACCOMPANYING
telegram the Emperor alluded 20 the To- rhsn-
vices rendered 10 the Fstherland by the '"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
DEWEY GOES ASHORE.

FLAGSHIP Ia BEING coAJED.
Trieste. July 31-Admiral Dewey spent the
day az the Hotel de la Vile while his flagship
the United States cruiser Olympia. was being
coaled He will return TO the ship tomorrow
and expects TO sail in the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
INJURED MANs IDENTITY MISTAKEN

Robert NJ Jarvis. a wealthy resident OF Jersey
city was reported 10 have been injured IN inc
accident on the Erie road at Lackawaxon on Sat
urdav night Mr. Jarvis at the time OF the acct
dent was with his family az his summer cot'sse
AZ Alenhurst. The r. NJ jarvis who va p o.
NeW-HOrk
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5petial Notltes.
IN THE UNITED STATES.

~ III - II ''''~'
DAILY with sunday. 81 month. address changed e
often AZ desired 81 50 for three months; - for hx
months. $40 year
DAILY without sunday 90 month, address
changed desired 81 FOR three months Tor
six months: s.
SUNDAY TRIBUNE tsepsratslyl 81 for six rnonthsi
81 year Address changed as often as desired
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. issued Wednesdays. 81 year:
foreign countries except Mexico and Canada " ~
year. including postage
SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE issued Tuesday. and FRI
DAYS So a year: 81 for ak months. Every TUESDAY
story Of the with Spain. Every Friday an Mus
trated supplement To foreign countries except Mckee
and Canada including postage. - 20 year
TRIBUNE ALMANAC Tor 1899. y cents copy
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nn DANIEL. GARRISON RRINToN.

Atlantic CITY ~ J.. July 3l.-Dr. Daniel Gar
r,son Brinton. a well known ethnologist OF Phila-
dephia. died here to-day. He had been ailing TOT
some time and came here in the hope OF recovering
his health Dr. Brinton was born In west chester,
Penn in 1887. and graduated from faIe ana
tho Jefferson Medical College. He was medlcal
S,rac,or 81 the Eleventh Corps in the civil war
and was brevetted lieutenant colonel IN ls S,,stn
1855 DIR Rrinton received the medal or me ooclets
Americaine de France for his numerous learned
unrks nnnn American ethnOlogy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01

PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Gernnsn steamers nf 70
Tuesdsvs take Printed Matter. etc. for Germany ara
Specially Addrersd Printed Matter etc Tor other pa,s
~ American and White star steamers on
Wednesdavs German steamers % Thursdays, ard GU
nard French and German steamers m Sainrusys $50
Printed Matter for all countries of WHY" '"'
are advertised carry mail. --..,..-,.
Afer the e.osng Of the supplementary lransat,si,o
vaus named above additional supplementary mails srs
onsned on the piers II the American, English French
snd German steamers. and remain open unth "i-hin
Ten Minutes OF the OF sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
MRS. MINNIE KTRR

ssvvtre. Long Island July 3i-Mrs Minnie NUT
wife OF Louis Kurr. employe of 3 Altman ~
Co. died here this morning suddenly IN her sum
49, ho-,. from, anopIexy Nj Kurr has Just re-
turned ,ror, Europe. and is Frustrated with shock
"a gr,ef lie cam. here yesterday. Mrs. kurr
hnd ia cot been-veII for several days but her death
ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
R4T4GES OF PLAGUE IN INDIA.
MANY DEATHS REPORTED AND THE PROSPECTS
ARE OMNIBUS.

Bombay. July Sat Poonah' capital OF ,ne OLE,
81, 80 .ba, name in this Presidency, there nave
been n.tv-nine cases OF the plague ano my =
6as,bs f~ono that disease IN hfty-eight hours Al
- Ca,,or-,er, IN the city thrty-one cases OF the
,lsg,,e and i2s1 deaths have been reported
several fresh cases have occurred among ens
Europeans The meteorological conditions srs
the close Of the monsoon ana Tue P'
Tr0fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01

the train near Minneapolis. while on her WY home
from Yellowstone Park On arrival at Chicago she
taken 10 the Presbyterian Hospital. but until
to-day II was not thought that she was IN serious
danger. The body will be taken to-morrov, 70
Brooklyn by her husband, who was With her On
the trip West 20 Los Angeles and Seattle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
SIP PHILIP Manifold.

London. July 2.-sir Philip Manifold VINO was
Mayor Of Northampton in 1892. and VINO represent
ed Northampton in Parliament in me LlneraI ~ n
terest, from 1891 70 1880 Is dead' nc ""' ''" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
TIE Fake ORDERED ZONE.

'1'N'IHN "UNbDA1 JAGUAH TO TAKE OVEN THE
CEDED SPANISH ISLANDS.
Berlin July S1.-The German third-class
cruiser Fake. lately in Samoan waters, has
been ordered home
The German gunboat Jaguar will arrive at
Matupi Island OF New Britain. in the Bismarck
Archipelago near New Guiana. September Ii.
and will convey to his post the Governor OF
Kaiser Wilhelmland. who will take over In
behalf Of Germany the Caroline Pelew and
Marianne Islands. recently coded by Spain to
Germany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
OPPOSITION WILL SUBSIDE.

London. July 31-The Opposition has decided
not to raise the Transvaal question again dur
ing this session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
yLFrTOR4L BILL REJECTED.

Brussels July 81 The Parliamentary 4 -.
torsl ttIIs ubich had been referred 70 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

wEDNEsDAY-At a. m. supplementary . a M for
FIrope per :. ew-York via Southampton az
o a. m. Complementary 1870 a. M for Europe rer
8 .Britannc via Queenstown; at 1870 a m. tor
Belgium 'lrect per s. Southwark Oetiers must %
directed per Southwark.
THURSDAY--At ! p. m. for Azores IslahiS per y :"
Trojln Prince. .r.-.-,.
sATT@RDAY-At a. m. FOR Europe per $ 'Etruria'
via Queenstown letters for France SVitzerlanf Ialy
Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt and British lndia nus'
be- directed per Etrura' ,; AZ ! a. m tr rrAh-r.
Sui,zerand Ifalv Span Portugal. Turkey. Egypt ard
British India per ia Toursine' va hsyre ,su1,s
FOR other parts u Europe must be directed per Ia
Touraine'): AZ a. m. for Netherlands direct " >
Maasdam via Rotterdam 0etters must De directed y,
Naasdam'): al II a. m. for Norway direct per D. =
Norge Oetters must be directed per Norge J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
FRaNcr AyD pARAGUAY RECONCILED

Buenos Avres July Sl.-The French minister nei.
Count sala. has started for Paraguay IN orner :.
re-establish diplomatic relations between
and Paraguay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
ro,rr,sr roR TO-DAY AND "WEDNESDAY.

- x., England and Eastern New York, fair to-day
and wednesday: light to fresh westerly winds
For the Dts,rtc, Of Columbia, Eastern pennsylvania
N.uJ.rsey Delaware. Maryland and virginia tair 10
A.. ,A vsanasfay variable winds becoming southerly
S,.,,,a4 btsh. ,an,paraire for two or three DAYS
p,,r We.t Virginia. Western New-1o rk ana Mssttrn
pennsy,yania fair to-day. increasing ciouahess
5av win probably on the lakes Varshe "inas
t@comnz snsthessterly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
VICTIMS OF ACCIDENT on THE ERIE.

Port Jervis n Y. July si.-All ~ the twenty-one
victims Of me Erie Railroad accident near Lacka-
vs,en on Saturday night who are now az the
port Jervls Hospital resting comfortany'
There is no change In any Of the cases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01

Chicago. July 3l.-Mrs Mabel Ldttel' oaueh'er VI
General Green r. Raum. former Pension Commits
siorer obtained today an absolute divorce from
her husband J. Reed I.ttel patent attorney ot
New-York City Desertion was given as the ground
fnr dlNnrCa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01
BROOKLYN woMANs SUDDEN DEATH.

Chicago July si-Mrs w D Pende'on 'ss..,,,
., .--h prooklvn EAGLE" outing party. died suddenly
to-day in this city. she became III yesterday on
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pENITTANCEl.

REMIT ANCEs should AWAY. be mad. IN Postomcs
money order Express money order. or draft on Ncs-
York city II cash is by mail unregistered. Ins
Tribune will be responsible FOR rs loss
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Bar.
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Tribune once. Aug l. a. m--rhe weather yesterday
WIS fair and mild The temperature ranged between 30
and 70 degrees the average az degrees being a degree
lower than that OF sunday and 1871 degrees lower An
that Of the corresponding day OF last ye['
Ths weather to-day Will be fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-01

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