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New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
MANHATTAN GETS A STAY.
EXTENSION OF TINE on THE ORDER TO
QUIT BATTERY PARK.

President George G. Clausen OF the Park De-
partment yesterday afternoon grantee tniee
months extension TO the Manhattan Railway Com-
pany on his notice OF February IL TO quiz batter!
Park In six months. The application OF the MAT
haitian company for the extension OF time was
made by Alfred Sktt, vcs-president and genera
manager In the following letter addressed TO Mr
Clausen:
Dear Sir: on the seventeenth day OF feDh!toy feDrus,y
1889 written notice was served on tne 1ss1oner
Of PARIS Of the Gy Of NewYork for the Boropghs h
Of ~ IA and S,R o THg at nq the eSp
ton Of six monthssay. August ~ lsss-to -Ir,,ege
sc the ,hs aS sn notice III Stated had been
the New-York Elevated Railroad company % W. o
Instruments OF February TO- 1876. and July ls'S 10
nccupy a certain portion of the Battery In the city
OF New-York for an elevated rairoad. eo.rs and
connsel 81 the company have been fully engaged
upon other and Immediately pressing matters tnSs M
nf snS have o n2i Rs noce So Both the n9
general counsel Of tSf %RB he adjournment Of
the courts an opportunity MI W erSbe Se tSe matter
10 be- intelligenty taken up IT is substantially I'm,
possible for the Manhattan Railway conpaiii9 i,sI ~
determine the questions involved OeioIo nus
Would, therefore request that wiihCYgt Pre}Td end
of ofcf The Manhattan Railway Company IN the prem
ises the notice Of the intention OF the cry o rbrm
ary H. iss extended that shall es srSorS nSt,fs
OF intention on the part OF the thc G1 expration Of
say three months from august H. ss lsH " TnSe iSe
latter date is six months from the GATE OF , tnv
service of the notice upon the Manhattan Halfway
Company.
President Clausen in his reply to Mr.. Sku says;
l. therefore, notify you that the city city, OF seyysd
York will take no action upon the notice setveu
upon the Manhattan Railway Company on feoIu-
AIRY H. 1899 until after November H. lss upon con,
ditjon however, that Immediately upon the reCelR'
OF this communication by you the Manhattan haii' All
way Company shall send me commnnicanhoh no s,,S nS
knowledging its receipt and stating that the sus<
penslon of action above mentioned by the ciy 0i
Sew-York shall not be deemed in any way 70 az
feet or be waiver OF any such rights az the GU! Vi
New-York may have in the premises; ,,A..,
In the absence OF receipt from the hahna t t.al
Railway Company of the statement hsI 1raSo
sci forth TO be made by that company, the loreso.
ing consent to a suspension or acu0h on tIe Ia.s
OF the city shall be deemed to be IN all respects
withdrawn and annuled.
REPRESENTATIVES Of the Manhattan Railway Com
pany. while expressing opinion seemed to take
president Clausen's action as matter or course.
In the stock market Manhattan sold up on the
news but transactions In that issue as III an O'"eis
In the list. were small.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
CASHIER MAKES RESTITUTION.

uot-G1 RETURNS $500 TO THE RECEIVER FOR
COCHECO BANK.
Dover. ~ H.. June 2O-Harry Hough, assistant
cashier of the Cocheco National Bank OF Dover
who after three weeks absence was arrested d.
the Park Square Station in Boston yesterday anu
brought to this city last evening, has returned
e soo IN Mr. Carroll receiver for the bank. 1t
was alleged that Hough took $500 In gold ana
80 500 in bills from the bank vault on the day ne
left town This sum has been returned. Hough
remains at his home in this city to-day In charse
~ Marshal Mule. His counsel Mr.. kivel went 10
r,r.s,oortb believed TO he bearing security sum,
ton. 80 scc,,re Uough's release the $1,000 bona
ered A. The hearing last evening by Commissioner
clio
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
A SERUM TO PREVENT YELLOW fh'hh

nR DoTY SAYS HE HAS PROVED IT'S VALUE AND
WILL. SEND IT To HAVANA FOR USE
DR. Alvah H. DOty, the Health Ofcer OF the roi.
,s much elated over the results OF experiments with
o serum nroduced at his laboratory for the pre-
vention OF yellow fever For the last eighteen
months Dr. Doty and his assistants nave peeh
producing this serum at the Quarantine laboratory
and have inocuated lot Of guinea pigs previously
inoculated With germs Of yellow fever. For some
time the experiments were doubtful In thelr results
nm, for the last month six weeks they nave
succeeded In preserving the lives OF the animals
tb,s affording evidence OF the value or the serum
In the prevention Of yellow fever. u,
Or Ijoty says he will send samples OF the serum th
to his agent at Havana, where u IL expecteu Iha
q, Iii ne used with success in the preservation or
the lives of yellow fever patients.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
CONGRESS COMMITTEES DISCUSSED.

Chicago. June a-"The Record" to-day said that
while Congressman ID. b. Henderson. OF Iowa. can
didate for Speaker OF the House Of Representa-
tives; Congressman Joseph w. Babcock. OF Wiscon-
sin. chairman OF the National Republican Con-
gressional Committee and Congressman James A.
Tawney, OF Minnesota. member OF the House Com
mittee on Ways and Means OF the LVIth Congress
were In the ctv yesterday they talked over In an
informal way the makeup OF committees OF the
House for the next Congress It is understood that
IsIue from the chalrmanship OF the Committee on
Ways and Means Colonel Henderson did NOT com
nit himself but on that one matter he did say that
Congressman Serene +. Payne Of New-York who
was Il candidate for the Speakership would renniD
at the head OF the committee
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21

Chicago. June pa special dispatch to "rhe
chronicle from Laporte, Ind. says that Pro-
fessor Talbert. OF that city. who is now in Ger
many, has discovered a way for a much wider and
more scientific investigation OF the action OF the
brain on the muscles Of the body than has hereto
fore been known. II has long been known ,ha.
stimulation OF certain parts OF the brain would
cause definite responses from certain muscles OF
the body. Professor Talbert has hit upon the plan
OF trephining holes in dogs skull which he viii
trode knobs. resting on the surface OF the brain
Wires are then attached 10 battery. and the brain
AZ these points Is stimulated at will. The location
or the part OF the brain governing the leg eye
nose. ETC. may be found by this new discovery
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
SAMUEL WKTNNEY ARRATGNED.

Samuel Mckinney, whose wife says that he fs
guilty of several crimes. from murder down. and
who was brought to this city extradltion papers
by Detective Thompson. of Police Headquarters. on
Wednesday night, taken before Judge New
burger in Part I Of General Sessions yesterday
morning and arraigned the charge Of grand
larceny. In 1896 Mckinney got the place rs care
taker OF the house OF Miss Rebecca A. ID. Wendell.
at No 442 Flfth-ave After short service there
went IL IS alleged s2lO0 in cash a'watch valued at
$3.50 and 5000 in bonds Miss Wendell went to to
and identified some OF TIE bonds found as those
stolen from the Wendell estate She also Identified
Mckinney as the caretaker Of the place.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
DEMOCRATS WANT CANPAIGN FUNDS.
AN APPEAL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS on THE IN
STALMENT PLAN.

Omaha. Neb., June 2O-In call for a National
campaign fund for 1900. The World Herald" to-day
said:
Tomorrow The World-Herald" will start fund
for the use OF the Democratic National Campaign
Committee. This fund is needed by the committee
In the educational work Of preparing for the great
Presidential campaign of 1900
The National Committee went through the cam
paign OF 1896 almost without money. II will have
little or money In 1900, unless systematic work
is carried TO raise 1t in small subscriptions all
over the country. The corporate wealth Of the
country was in 1896. and will be in 1900. arrayed
upon the Republican side. Indeed. the phenomenal
growth Of great trusts the last two years insures
10 the Republicans a larger campaign fund than
ever This fund can be silently and suddenly
raised.
Not SO. however. with a Democratic campaign
fund. II raised at all IL must be procured at great
effort. in small sums from many contributors
This will take time. beginning must be made
early. and the laborious work OF raising fund in
small subscriptions. payable In instalments, must
be begun Tomorrow shall outline the plan
upon which subscriptions will be asked, secured
and cared for. What The World Herald" under
takes In Nebraska and vicinity will be undertaken
by other agencies in other parts Of the country for
the same purpose The Republicans will have the
money Of the millionaires. We must depend upon
the help OF the millions.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
THE OLD WAY.

OF TREATING DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION BY
DIETING a DANGEROUS AND USELESS ONE.
We say the old way. but really It Is a very
common one at the present time, and many
dyspeptcs and physicians well consider the
first step to take In attempting TO cure indiges-
ton is to diet either by selecting certain foods
and rejecting others or 10 greatly diminish the
quantity usually taken. In other words the star
walton plan Ia supposed by many TO be the first
essential
The almost certain failure OF the starvation
cure has been proven time and again, but still
the moment dyspepsia makes its appearance a
course Of dieting Is at once advised.
All this Is radically wrong. IL ~ foolish and
unscentifc to recommend dieting TO man SUI
fering from dyspepsia because indigestion Itself
starves every organ. every nerve and every
fibre in the body.
What the dyspeptic wants Is abundant nutri-
ton. which means plenty Of good. wholesome,
we'll cooked food. and something to assist the
weak stomach to digest IT, This Is exactly the
purpose for which Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
are adapted. anG this s the method by which
they cure the worst cases OF dyspepsia In other
words the patient eats plenty OF wholesome
food and Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets digests II
for him. In this way the system Is nourished
and the overWorked stomach rested, because the
tablets will digest the food whether the stomach
works not. one OF these tablets will digest
1900 grains OF meat eggs.
Your druggist will tell you that Stuart's Tab
let's Ia the purest and safest remedy for stomach
troubles and every trial makes one more friend
for this excellent preparation Sold at 40 cents
for full sized package at all drug stores
A little book on and cure of stomach
diseases mailed free by addressing v. ~ Stuart
Co., Marshall. Mo-
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
EX-SENATOR GORMAN NOT WELL.
HE HAS NOT. HOWEVER. RELAXED HIS INTEREST
IN MARYLAND AND NATIONAL POLITICS

HE HAS NOT HOWEVER RELAXED HIS INlEHh'i
IN MARYLAND AND NATIONAL POLITICS
Baltimore. June 20 (SpeciaD.-Ex-Senator Arthur
= German is not a well man. Since his trip 10
New-York several weeks ago to confer with the
Tammany leaders he has been Ill at his country
homo ot Laurel He is affected with stomach or
liver trouble His condition to-day was Improved
and his physician has advised that as soon as he
is able TO travel he go to some resort on the coast
of New England for several weeks. Later he VIII
make his annual stay at Saratoga probably not re-
turning to Maryland until short time before the
election
Mr. Germans friends. however, say that he VIII
keep in close touch with political affairs and that
the State campaign will be largely directed by him.
IT Is a question whether he Will attend the state
convention. but unless his health makes this an
absolute impossibilty those closest to him say that
he will be on hand. Chairman Nandiver has visited
Mr. @ 1rman at his home several times recently, as
have many other state and National politicians ana
friends OF the ex-senator. An important CONFER
bearing upon next years Presidentlal Hsht
was held at the ex-Senators home recently.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
STIRLING TO SAVE A COLLIERy

Halifax. n. s.. June 2O.-The efforts TO save the
Dominion Coal Companys colliery. at Caledonia,
to-day give signs Of some success. The crowd Of
volunteers who have been laboring to keep the
flames from extending throughout the pit are
gradually getting closer 10 the seat Of the fire, and
are erecting tar-canvas stoppings TO direct the
current OF air toward the fire district. The body
OF Donald Martin has not yet been recovered.
Systematic relief measures for the sufferers have
been adopted and a committee is now receiving
contributions from the outside world
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
A NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY

Albany. June 2O.-Articles OF Incorporation OF the
Glen Telephone Company OF Mo ntgomery County W tn
capital OF $1,000. filed to-day with the Secre-
tary OF State. Its operations 10 be carried on
from the town Of Glen and will connect with almost
all Of the principal cities towns and villages In the
State The directors J. s Glen Edwards A.
Marshall Burt Andrew A. Turnboul. Jacob W.
Shelp, Edward Edwards. OF Glen: Howard A. De
Grah. of Fonda. and Edward c. Evans Of New
Nnrl
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
MAY PLEAD INSANITY.
MRS BARRow's COUNSEL WILL HAVE HER Ex-
AHMED BY EXPERTS.

William F. Howe. counsel for Addie Barrow. who
is to be tried Monday the charge OF kidnapping
Marion Clark, gave out statement yesterday to
show that several of Mrs. Barrow's ancestors had
a tendency to insanity and that the accused woman
herself had several times shown signs Of the taint
Mr.. Howe said atterward that he intended to
have consultation with some insanity experts to-
day or later IN the week and that he could not tel
what he would do until after that He said the
p.ea OF insanity as a defence would be decided by
the experts opinion TO her state of mind. II
they believed the woman insane that plea would
certainly be interposed II not, he said, he might
advise her to plead guilty.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
ATLANTIC CLAY coMpAyYs OBJECTS.

The formation Is announced Of the Atlantic Clay
Company. TO supply the Atlantic Coast with sewer
pipe. hre-proohng conduits and other manufactures
Of clay Its capital is 100000 OF which 81 900 900
is preferred stock.
The company will erect large plant on the
Raritan River, in the Amboy district OF New-Jer-
sey in order 10 supply the Eastern and export
trade Its officers are TO be Henry b. Mcdowell
president Percy c. Hamilton. OF Pittsburg vice.
president; George S. Studwell. treasurer and f.
d. Suxton. secretary; and the Board Of Directors
will comprise those men and T. Reginald Horloy
and ]. V. Clark
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
WORK AT WATERTOWN ARSENAL.
ORDERS FOR MANY DISAPPEARING GUN CAH-
RACES

ORDERS FOR MANY DlsAffhAiNi1'' ~
RIAGEs.
Boston. June 20 (speciaD.-orders have been re-
ceived al the Watertown Arsenal 10 INSURE VIZ
for the entire force for the next year 'Ve 81 90
ot the close OF the present fiscal year jun O
Tho orders include twenty-one 6-inch disappearl's
gun carriages twenty-three finch siege nor '''
carriages one Pinch barbette carriage t"o ~"
inch barbette carriages one S-lnch barDe'.e ca
riage three s-inch disappearing carriages pes'ueS
obout 0r,een hundred shot and shell, varying IN
calibre from eight to twelve inches
In the setting-up shop is the first Of 2t-nch d!s-
appearing gun carriages Of the Bufinston-Crozer
tvpe This one will be sent to Sandy HOOK. II Is
sirriIar IN the larger carriages which have been
often described 1t is limited fire. but Is operaIea
and trained by the man who does the slg.'I.is, ,
The carriage weighs 81 900 pounds WITHOUT Inc
counter weight which Is 1850 pounds more ne ne
weight OF the gun IL 5000 pounds Inc pTOJeC;n
wsiehs about one hundred and nifty pounds. Inc
carriage is designed for quick firing guns, ana VIII
be used for the defence OF torpedo nelds. IL mas
had the shop test and worked perfectly
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
IMMIGRANT TRANSFER BOAT DAMAGED.

The immigrant transfer boat John f. Moore was
badly damaged yesterday afternoon by the fishing
steamer Dolphin. formerly the Al Foster The
Dolphin while backing to get clear Of her pier at
the Liberty landing at the Battery, ran into the
Moore which ted up next 10 a barge at the
Rarge Office landing The Moores joiner work
forward and on both sides badly crushed. Sne
will have TO be laid up for repairs
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
HALL OF RECORDS STRIKERS GO BACE

The twenty who struck the Hall OF Rec
ords foundation work went baok yesterday morning
at O'Clock. They struck Monday because they
were getting only I'm cents hour for ten
hour day, while they contended they ought 10 get g
a day. that being the legal city rate They declared
that the rest of the forty the work were
getting % cents an hour through fayoritism An
appeal to Controller Coler was made, and he agreed
with them on their plea, but nothing done to
help them. They tried TO get the other men to so
out but failed. and then went back themselves At
the old ratio.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
BELLA ANDERSON TAKEN TO AUBURN.
NURSE WHO STOLE MARION CLARK GOES TO
PRISON.

peua Anderson. or Carrie Jones, the nurse girl
who stole Marion Clark on May 2i and who pleaded
guilty receiving sentence OF four years IN prison,
vas taken from the Tombs yesterday afternoon
She turned States evidence, and her testi-
mony convicted George Barrow who was sent to
Sing Sing for fourteen years
The nurse girl taken out OF the regular ex''
OF the Tombs without being observed. She was ia
charge OF a deputy sheriff and Matron Wilkes, OF
the Tombs The party boarded a Fourth-aye. car
nearby, and one on the car seemed 10 know them.
II was about 1873 O'clock when the start mads
and the party caught the o'clock train for Auburn
at the Grand Central Station.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
TO ARREST DELINQUENT JURORS

Justice Beekman, in the Supreme Court yester-
day. on the application OF Assistant Corporation
Counsel George H. Cowie issued orders Of arrest
for q number Of special Jurors who have neglected
to attend for examination at the office OF Henry
Winthrop Gray the Commissioner of Special
Jurors The orders OF arrest handed to Sheriff
Dunn for execution and the delinquents will, when
arrested be brought before Commissioner Gray.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
TUNNEL COMPANY INCORPORATED
CAPITAL AND DIRECTORS OF PROPOSED EAST
RIVER LINE.

Albany June 20.-An East River tunnel COM
pany which the subject Of article in last
Sundays Tribune. was Incorporated to-day with
the Secretary Of State. with capital Of $500 900
II is to be known as the New-York and Long
Island Terminal Railway Company.
The directors are George W. Young. Lewis Cass
Ledyard. Richard a. McCurdy. James Simpson
Joseph S. Auerbach, Henry p Booth. Charles D.
Dckey. August Belmont. Of New-York: Charles
NJ. Pratt, W. II. Baldwin. jr, Eugene G. Black
ford. Lowell NJ. Palmer. George d. Pratt and
Frank L. Babbott Of Brooklyn. Mr.. Young is the
largest shareholder.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
CAPTAIN PRICE GOING ABROAD.

Captain Price OF the Tenderloin police precinct.
whose insolence to the Mazet investigating COM
mlttee and It's counse recently added TO the noio-
rety which he already enjoyed. will sail on the
Imbra on next Saturday for Europe He will take
a trip through England, Scotland and Ireland, and
return on the Lucana on July ID.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
Our Best in Separate Skirts

Taking all around offer skirts that this store mas ever
aa .nor,e The reading with
are of oeaun ng"
are in ooue buap cadet and blue The materials are hne no
making strength of the offer lies the styles Inc Ns
designs Will ike at
b novel tasteful Ordinarily these would be pced
q e Oand 1Qcach
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
TWO CASES OF SMALLPOX REPORTED

John white seven years old of No. 327 West
Thrty-ninth-st, was removed to the Reception
Hospital yesterday morning suffering from small
pOx .. ca.t.or,. cunor,r
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
HARVARD AND YALE IN THE WAR.

THE Harvard Crimson" and THE Yale Alumni
Weekly" have gathered the following statistics OF
the men from those colleges who served In the
recent war. either I'm the Army or Navy:
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21

tendent of the Board Of Health 'or the Borough OF
Richmond, reported - the board yester1ay ,nat
Staten Island had seen a man walking through
The village suffering from smallpox lie sald ne
bao sent out inspectors find the man.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
Choose at $3.50
Fancy Ribbons
Icsa picedop great timely. Summchud ribbons in more styles w
width thanit itwoudpa print at
IOc and I2C. Yard

ribbons otenet asked Ioc Inc ooS e ~
which paying 35 yard
of want well as what you 20 Wan"
soon-gonc with little hope for repetition
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
Midsummer
Fabrics in Black

WIZ ever saw theM
Fabrics in Black cheaper than this
honestly cheaper. They couldn't be put
much lower unless the bottom fell out OF
the whole dress goods market, and that
hasn't happened, nor is it likely to happen.
Honest bargains and great ones. Goods
are all that you could wish of them, and
that. in black goods, means much.
At SOC yd. made sell at ooc-Plain ail-si'k aren-
At 5s 75S yd Imported sell at si-sik striped ca"er'
imported to G.; T.Sssb: a, 7'Em0F'lS'F'd silk
,,S5o ya imported to sell at ss-Al-sIk embroidered
sS yd fauna imported to sell s2cosN andwOol
eesae' 90 yd imported to sell s27o-silk- wool
figured striped Barge , .. ~ ano suk sns-wool
hand-drawn lace striped drenadne
Fourth avenue and Tenth street.
=. Notice the "netV." This
NC" j" is an entirely fresh lot
Womcno just purchased New de-
Shirt Waists signs, new material, new
combinations, new prices, aggregation
of newness. We have learned your tastes
and we know that these will please you.
Confident in that, we bought enough to get
the prices down lower than sucn goooS were
ever marked before.
Corded batss shirt waists. with fancy stripes In sum
mer colors; bayadere style some with bias fronts
prst,ily plated; yoke three pointed In back and
plain front; detachable :aundered collars and sin
curs: regular rs and $3.50 qualities;
81 Each
Same style Of make and material. In fashionable solid
colors with white polka dots; very pretty; also 81 ~
and $3.50 each at usual prices,
81 Each
Fine lawn shirt waists white ground with dainty
coIored stripe or choice colors fine corded grass
lawn: extra fronts and paited backs round yokes
nrey plated white lava and insertion; detachable
iaundered collars: regular $3.50 and 81 % goods;
SI.75 Each
Not on sale until g. 80 A. M.
Second floor Fourth
JOHN WA
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway,
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21

We doubt if you
ever saw tn EN-
cheaper than this,
New-York tribune., 1899-06-21
Mems and
WOmen'S
HandkerChiefS

handkerchief we sell, unless it's silk one
FOR MEN
At 81 doz-Au linen. hemstitched.
At $3.50 doz.-Au linen. initiated, unlaunderea.
At $3.50 doz.-AH linen. hemstitched; extra quaIiV
FOR WOMEN 81
At 60c. doz.-An linen. hemstitched
At 81 doz--Al linen. initiated, unlaundered ,.-
At sl.bO doz.-Au linen initiated; extra nne quaiiH
Broadway.
The Lillian is our own I'm.
C C""o ported corset, shapey and
No'Sc'S keeps its shape. comtortaoIe
and remains so. The Summer styles are as
light as possible. All of good bone, no
side steels, but so well made that hrmness Is
not sacrificed. Cool, plant and secure
Prices follow
At s70-ot strong net: bones stripped with sateen INV
coutil; short medium and long waist
At 81 22J-Extra light weight net. long waist same IN
batste. trimmed with lace 81 =,
At 81 50-Bxtra lightweight girde; nne cou"' ~A
whaebone: side steels; lace trimmed
At ts75-Bas nne light eou,; straight 'front.' 0's
waist short gOred hips; no side steeIs.
At s55O-Bias cut: low bust; gored bust and hips 90
side steels entirely OF whalebone trimmed wlth NV
ana ribbons Same in slk-fgured batste. $3.50.
At 5Oc.-summer OF strong net: long and sho''
waists
Second floor. Tenth street