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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
washington May 1.-THE disturbance which occupied
the middle Rocky Mountain region Monday night mas eA-
tended eastward presents trough OF low oaromeric
PRESSURE extending Chicago to the Middle Atlantic
and newfoundland coasts. This movement has been at
- ~, showers and thunder-storns from the extreme
Inner Mississippi Valley the lake resons the Upper
Ohio Valley and the Atlantic States Showers have also
occurred in the States Of Upper Missouri valley IN
the middle and northern Rocky Mountain region ana on
,he North pacific Coast The temperature has fallen oe
cidedIy from the Missouri Valley over Colorado
oYer the Atlantic States south ~ PennsyNsna
win maximum temperatures ranging above 10 degrees IN
~ ,na-for ~ the south Atlantic and East Gulf states
The weather continue unsettled WedneSday wisn
from the regions over the Upper ONO
ana the Middle Atlantic and New-Englanc states WIFE a
marked fall in temperature In the ONO NaHsy vs.. OF
~ the will be generally air Weone
dav THURSDAY promises TO be fair over the greater par
30 ha country east Rocky Mountains souails are
1t e. the North Atlantic and brisk south
estsriv winds will prevail the South Atlantic Coast:
Dangerous squalls are Indicated ior 'ne s''"'" "N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
LAST SERVICES AT WATERFOWL.
THOUSANDS VIEW THE poDY OF THE LATE
MR. FLOWER AS IT LAY IN STATE.


watertown. N. Y, May Is-The body of ex-Gov-
ernor r. p Flower arrived here q special train
from New-York City at 1870 this morning. accom-
panied by members OF the family and n party OF
friends. Among them were Mrs r. p Flower.
Mrs. T. Keep Schey. Mrs. J. B. Taylor. Frederick
II. Taylor. ]. b. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. r r. Hasey.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Flower. Mr.. and Mrs. r. s.
Hungcrford. Mr.. and Mrs. Nate George. r. s.
Flower. Arson Robinson Nate ". Flower. New
York: John g. George. Milwaukee; Hon. A. c.
Beach, Mrs. George W. Flower. Miss May Flower
DR.. T. F. Allen. New-York: George W. Knowiton.
Colonel w II. Rowe. jr.. Harry FoIger. Benjamin
T. Cable. Chicago; J. A. Kip. jr. Colonel II. r.
Carney. Austin A. Adams. NewYork. and George
II. Babcock.
There was large gathering of people at the
railway station upon the arrival OF the train. The
coffin removed from the funeral car by the
pallbearers. Wilbur F. Porter Levi H. Brown. Par
don C. Williams. A. H. Sawyer w. D. McKinstry
]. A. Sawyer. Scion Wilder and George w. Knowl-
ton II was taken directly TO Trinity Church BY
an escort OF Knights Tempar and various commit
tees from different organizations. From $50 70
1890 o'clock the body was allowed TO lie In state
ana curing that time twelve thousand people. by
actual count. passed through the corridors OF the
church to ray the last respects to the honored
dead The floral contributions were OF elaborat e
design and In all numbered over seventy pieces
This afternoon all the factories in the city were
closed and all business suspended, In accordanc
with the proclamation OF Mayor J. B. Wise Flags
In mourning. The funeral services were held at the
residence OF the late Governors daughter Mrs
tives and friends could be accommodated In the
Taylor mansion. but outside all the military and
civic organizations In the city were massed on the
Clnton-st. The Rev. Or. J. Sanders Reed read the
Episcopal funeral service. assisted by the Rev. z
Cemetery.
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Postomcc Notice.

(should be read DAILY by all Interested changes may
any tme.)
Foreign malls for the week ending May 20; ls9e VII
close promptly In all cases at the General Posoce as
follows Parcels Post Mails close one hour earlier than
closing time shown hsIow~,l
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
wEDNESDAY-At Z a,nm. Complementary a. nj for
Europe. per s,fssSt--Paul. Southampton uetters
for Ireland must be directed per 81. PaurD: at
a. no supplementary 1920 MI for Europe per q q.
eTeutonlc Queenstown, 1890 a. for Belgium
direct, per SOUTHWARK. via Antwerp netters mus,
be directed per Southwark
sATCRDAY-At A. for France Switzerland. italy.
Spain. Portugal Turkey Egypt and British India per
Bretagne. via Havre 0etters for other parts
OF Europe must be directed per La sretssnsJ; at
a. m. for Netherlands direct. per statendam VIA
Rotterdam be directed per statendam') ,:
m. Sor Italy per s. Saae. via Naples 0etters
must be directed per saale'D; at a. m Supple
mentsry 10S30 a. M for Europe. per O. 'Campsnia.
Queenstown
PRINTED MATTER. ETc-German steamer sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter etc. for Germany.
and Specially Addressed Printed Matter ETC. for other
parts Europe. American and White star stsamsre
on Wednesdays German steamers on Thursdays. and
Cunard French and German steamers On saturdays
take Printed Matter for all countries for which
they re advertised carry mall. .
After the closing the Supplementary Trsnsatantie
Mails named above additional supplementary mails are
opened on the piers OF the American English Frencn
German steamers. and remain open undl witntn
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
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DIED.

vIliis seiov,a vii. q Alfred oassis ne s
al: fran l Nav n. = :s', So X "
Please omit flowers.
HARRIs-on Sunday. May a Smith ". Hssvis -. 49,
ssssnss eos.a 81 and
Trains ssv. N.w-rors. cor,snd,-s, $50 .. m. 49,
Troy Papers please copy
z. q M s s Msy 80 .c sss
daughter Of Rev. Charles W. Homer IN the STA ysss
Funeral service. u. ,. s.s a, erss: Church. s,s:sv:Z
at 10 a. N.
John aad z:Ssr.s .sd IL the ss year
Netio. Of funeral later
ss Ms.s s. =, On .s M:. sssss q TA's CAV
on-Hudson, on wednesday. MAY j. al i:S p n.
York at 1850.
souTHARDAs Peekskill- on- the Hudson. Monday: Ny
late Sscm Of s sna Amelia ss.. so. he o. sss
Funeral services at his late residence Wednesday Nay
c.Tr.ss. $iu leaving Grand Central ss.asa
EinsSe,h Hull dsosfier Of John ! and Julia HaSssi
runsri . ssfe s e. s. sSas On
wednesday afternoon. the i7th inst. al o'clock.
vIELE-At her residence Riverside ave and ss,h-st. g
OF General Ezbsrt l. Vice. and daughter OF the late
Richard T. Dana
Funeral ST. Aaness Chapel s2d-st and o
svs , :. IhS5 ar. Nay 10 .sn
Boston papers please copy.
wADDINGHAM-s Suddenly on Tuesday. May N -.
Wilson waddingham aged co years.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 arsna
funeral services his residence No. "a West
105th-st.. Thursday. May Is. al ?. m
In;erment Woodlawn. Friday morning
NewHaven. Philadelphia ard New Mexico payers psese
copy
WARRIOR Sunday. April 80 San Juan, Porto Rioos
Constance Marguerite beloved daughter OF LeutenAns-
Commander Aaron Ward. United states Navy. and An
ME Cairns Willis
WESTON May Is. Lucy C.. beloved wife OF DIR. pdvio
West -
Funeral services will Be held her late residence Ma
l55 West i2th-st. Thursday. May Is at .. m
WYMAN-At the residence OF his sister. Mrs Herman y
Aidrch. MAY le Samuel Wyman, j.. formerly OF
Baltimore the 10Th year of HIS
Funeral services No. 200 Madison ave. InarsoAy
morning at 10 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
THE YALE PRESIDENT.

Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew, who Is a member OF
the Yale College Corporation. was asked yesterday
nv Tribune renorter II II was true that Professor
Arthur T. Hadley would be elected by the corpora
ton as president OF Yale College 10 succeed Presi-
dent Timothy Dwight. .,
'As a member Of the Yale Corporation said MT
Depew 81 do not TO talk In advance OF the
possible election Of any man as president OF the
college. Professor Hadley may De elected president
of the college but there others who may be
elected ! cannot talk the subject at this time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

wEpNEspAY-At 2so a. m. for S.wtOunaIans, psrss
sns sar5sao. as;nau!
s s. Tjomo; 10 a. m. Tor Porto Rico direct, pr
5 l fo4 Sracao also vsne.ass ssSsail. ana
% oe cuba s 1 Havana. Ss+
and m D:I Be- a:: +:
e tsupDemsntsry 80 M for 49,. "a
d s must II Be specially directed Hattie Dunsl
rHURsbAY-A. q M Tor Bermuda PEI, : . Prssors;
a II % a ao s sss mus. -
scottish P.nce a. ~ M for Ia F fds &:
sI5;s' ss nG .. J.
for FOR Pi jamaica pe ..s%s Prom
u cs: Ses s5s South n" p. sf Ss
per 5. s. Finance, via Colon de,,sr for Guatemala
q; s. f;s'is f f6 sis. and La Plat.
cs S o yf B.a ss b s.e ,c ssd
M for Fortune i; 1nss ss%sss * ss %,
directed .r Adi, ., Hs A. 70 a e ssDV:-
'.'' 7nds $50 q. 1870 ,'' a'' M tnss
S %:% III 6 6s Guiana Ss s
wliem I az II a m for Cuba pc, ssrs,snss
a Havana Gs15ss %n: iis'' fo fos
via San Juan. venezuela ana Curacao also ssanms
At ;S:nos BY .s:s%sr mis- once ds!,y ssc
Saturday, Mails for Mieuslon, BY raj % pos,on sad
thence by steamer close this once daily at $50
D m Mails FOR Cuba BY rail 70 Port Tampa ia
and thence close a. this ONCE daily tex-
cept Monday u connecting closes here esefy
sunday Wednesday and Friday. Mails for cune. oy
rail 10 Miami Fla. and thence by steamer close q
his once every Monday Tuesday and Saturday q
toao a m connecting closes here every Tuesday enc
saturday Nails for Mexico City, overland unless
sn<csliy addressed dispatch by steamer. coss a.
mis- once daily AZ : 80 a. m and ESQ p m rhsns.
tered mail closes previous day. Shesises@o
mall closes .. second day before
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS
Mails for China Japan and Hawaii per o ,,s g. 20
n m Mails for China and Hpan. per ste,e.sc
sfro1, Tacoma) here daily up 30 May We AZ ~
o m Mails China and japan. per rsmpes' %
india ffrom cose here daily NJ 70 MAY ~
a. 6.3o o. m. Nails for Hawaii, per o. Ausrsa
ssrern san Francisco here daily 10 20 May fxo
~ s:3o o. m Malls for the Society Islands per snip
f;aIee from Frarciscol, close here daily up 70
Nav t26 At $50 Nails for Australia texcep west
Australian Hawaii and FIJI Islands. per 3 . Miower.
from Vancouver. close here daily after May III ana
up 10 May tcs at $50 p m Malls for Austrai,a 'sz-
csp, for West Australia which are forwarded wa
E1rope,. New-zeslsnd. Hawaii. FIJI and samoan la
here daily after May f2s and up June 10 at ESQ
.. m. day OF arrival OF e. campania which win
probably arrive June 70,
Transpacne mails forwarded port Of sailing daily
and the schedule Of closing arranged the presump-
ton OF uninterrupted overland transit tRcGistssd
mall cicsez D. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN corT Postmaster.
Postofnce. New-yorE. n. T.. May - 1890
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
ADMIRAL WATSON SAILS FOR MANILA.

San Francisco May 16.-Rear-Admiral John Wat
SON. who will relieve Admiral Dewey In command
of the Asiatlc Squadron, saetf for his post on the
steamer City Of Picking this afternoon. The COM
mand of the Mare Island Navy Yard has been
formally turned over to Rear-Admiral Kempn. the
new commandant. Admiral Watson was accom-
panied by his personal staff Lieutenants Snowden
and Marble and five mechanics from Mare Island
who will be employed at the naval station at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
RRnNzE Static OF ARTHUR.

Workmen were busy all day yesterday at the
northeastern corner OF Madison Square putting In
place the pedestal for the statue OF the late Pres
ident Chester A. Arthur. The pedestal is OF dark
Quincy granite, eight feet In height ana aoou'
II was designed by James Brown Lord: The The
statue Is nine feet In height. IL has just been
cast nv the Henry Bonnard Bronze Company. The
sculptor is George Z. Bssell. Of this city $500 -,
This statue is gift to the CITY rom group r o.
personal friends. among others Morris X Jes SUP
General Howard Carroll and John H. Starin. Inc
cost OF the statue and pedestal will not be far
from 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
Bang. a Co.. OF and ~ Fifth Avenue.

VIII sell auction THURSDAY and FRIDAY afternoonas
al o'clock each day.
A Library of Works on the War of tho
Rebellion.
COMPRISING
Rar. Regmeuta Histsslss Many Valuable confederafs
Publications Other Scarce the Subject Also
Selections Libraries Standard Works Of Eng
lIsh Literature illustrated Books Early American Publ
cations etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
TIE PRESIDENTS QUIET DAY.

Hot Springs. Va. May 16-Presdent and
Mrs Mckinley drove TO Warm Springs this
morning, about five miles from the hotel. The
President drove himself. Mr.. Sterry offering his
private team and trap. Controller and Mrs
Dawes DR. and Mrs Rixey, Mr. Cortelyou and
Mr. BARNES followed in a carriage The party
returned Just before luncheon. They remained
only short time at the hotel at Warm Springs
In the afternoon Mr. Mckinley took a walk with
DIR. Rixey. No Official dispatches were received
or sent. II was quiet day for the President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
BOND ISSUE FOR THE LIBRARY APPROVED

Mayor Van Wyck yesterday signed the resolu-
ton Of the Municipal Assembly providing for the
issue Of 800 coo in bonds to defray the expenses of
removing the old reservoir from Bryant Park and
building foundations for the new library The con-
tract for the work will be let Immediately by the
Board of Estimate, and the work OF tearing down
the reservoir will begin as soon as practicable:
Some OF the stones OF the reservoir With be utilized
the foundations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
APPEAL FOR DEWEY HOME FUND.
AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC ISSUED BY
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

AN ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC ISSUED BY
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Washington May 1.-THE National COMMITTEES
OF the Dewey Home Fund consisting OF Frank
A. vanderp. Assistant Secretary Of tho Treas
ury; Charles II. Allen. Assistant Secretary Oh
the Navy; Adjutant-General Henry c. CorpetI
Perry s. Heath, First Assistant Postmaster-Gen-
eraI and Ellis H. Roberts. Treasurer OF the United
States, has issued the following address to the
people Of the United States:
National Dewey Committee, .o,o
Washington. D. c.. May is: 1879, -
The American people are anxious 70 40 ho"1 form
OF invitations to banquets In many dinereht eitYe
Of celebrations. parades and dispaysd III ,hs han
ouets and it may be invdious to select one OF a
few for the honor OF his presence e., snd suitable
expression for It's admiration and esteem LOT eud
great naval hero in methods eherVesce"' anu
grateful Nation connOt DO better than Pr6S one
literally for Admiral Dewey's comfort In d no -
fitted FOR his tastes. worthy in some sssree Of
his services and indicative in small aeg Ell line
nepiiar subscription viii afrord all the privilege
to join in such testimonial. In which p~'''''9''
The 20 career Of Admiral Dewey Is a part OF our
National history glorious T Ssap with Spain Not
in our own country alone but In all the WoIe' dia
is embazoned with those tsa fu sas viii add
to appreciation of his greatness. TO the soo'y anu
ON hs Tenr S from the Of his Victories
and his craftsmanship the official duties OF He
miral Dewey will be performed IN MaSnInff SanitaI
should have a home there. The Natlona. res
cannot fail 10 have attractions for MIN ~ .e pSur
ont md the future For winter resloennctt -a lie
Ire his life he can hardly find more aesli IN IN
ni9ce II Is for a home for Admiral Dew! ~
Washington that subscriptions are inVlteSu. mt
sugeestons TO this general enect nave uee" 49,
,or,b In several quarters Assurances nav ~
corI,eved 10 the undersigned that the genera .ah
sa am can be directed into single curtent Vh' ah
,hair agency as a National committee. .S a.
~ ne busy with manifold occupations; accePt t2,,s p
a du,v NOT TO be set aside the task OF olsaiI5 ns
Tho noprar munihcence for TINS PURPOSE NV
adrninIstering the patriotic trust Ior D'
Home Fund . o.. o-o. 20 IN. treas
,rer ~ this fund at the Treasury DepaIt,Tm ~
Washineton d. c. Temporary receipts WIN o1
rromntiv returned and soon as II can oe pre-
ICED a dunlicate of the same date ana hu mum,
faarinq a fne portrait OF Admiral Dewey VIII DC
foro,arded 10 every subscriber. .-.,,
Imuadiate response will enable the Nauonal
oommittee' 10 convey to Admiral Dewey as soon
ne he lands practical evidence that the American
neople have provided for him home AT the Ma
lions capital. ..-. -, ,ha
The cornnittee invites the newspapers OF the
country and the Governors OF all states 10 CO.
opeIa'' III '''' FRANK A VANDERBILT Chairman.
CHARLES II. ALLEN.
PERRY s. HEATH.
ELLIS H. ROBERTS.
" -rressurer Of the fund.
The cash contributions received to-day amounted
m s367 making the total S6l7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
nvr,,rrn FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New-England and Eastern New-York showers ana
r,obsblv thunder-sorms Wednesday unsettled weather
Thursday: winds mostly northeasteriy win squsi''
~. rr,-,., ., Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania New
rs..sv Delaware Maryland and Virginia, unsetueo
yyeother with probably showers Wednesday In1,sdsy
fa,r winds mostly southeriy with prooaDy squa"' 0
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New.t ,as
showers wednesday; brisk to high northe'ly "'"NA
Thursday fair. 1ETHII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
PROFESSOR HADLEY SILENT.

New-Haven, May 16-Nothing definite could be
learned here to-day regarding the selection Of a
president for Yale. Professor Hadley refused 70
equally reticent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
DINNER FOR GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT.

The City Club OF NewYork will on Friday give
a dinner for Governor Roosevelt. The dinner will
be made the occasion OF the formal opening OF the
new clubhouse at No. 10 West ThLrty-sourth st
The speaking will begin at Sis o'clock. i'''r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
SECRETARY PORTER IN WASHINGTON.

TO RESUME HIS DUTIES AT THE WHITE HOUSE
IN A DAY OR TWO.
Washington. May 1s-John Addison Porter. sec
rotary 10 the President has returned from Atlantic
City greatly improved in health. He expects 20
resume his duties at the White House in day or
fUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT.

Cincinnati. May 1.-THE trustees OF the Cincin-
natl University. acting on the unanimous recon-
mendation Of a committee appointed TO select
president for that institution, elected Professor
Howard Ayres. OF the University OF missouri, @
the position last night and fixed his salary at 5000
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
DIED.

kDAMs-suddeniy at coxsackie. May H. Christina van
Bergen wife Of W. r. Adams.
Funeral at coxsackie N. T.. at o'clock Wednesday.
May II.
AMBROSE-Entered into rest May 10 lsss Jonn "oils
Ambrose his late residence. NO 90
Funeral services Thursday May is al the Aetnoaas
Episcopal Church. Madison-ave. aud toth-st. NJ iSo
o'clock.
AMEs-In Providence. r. l.. May "a Angelina Downins
daughter OF George and Sarah Sands DOWNING
Of his city and wife Of the late James b. Ames' OF
Providence. r. l.
ARNoUx-At Paris May 1879 iSp Helene. youngest
daughter Of William II. and Pauline Arnoux. OF New
York City
BAxTER-on Sunday, May IL. at saransc Lake. n. Y:
Mary s wife Of Claiming Baxter. and daughter Of
Lucy J. and the late sterling Smith.
cAsE--At walnscot Long Island May 10. 1889 Mary
daughter Of the late James Renwick and Catherine
Van Keuren Gibson. and wife OF the late Robert Lud-
low Case.
Funeral privaeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
NO SUCH ACTION EYER CONTEMPLATED.

Charles L. Atterbury Of No. 30 Broad-st.. writes
to The Tribune to deny the published report that
Mrs Pe,er W Lynch has begun proceedings for a
legal separation from her husband. Mr. Atterbury
is her attorney and declares that no such action Is
In cont emplation by her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
THE GOVERNOR WILL SUCCEED.
From The Utica Press.

The Legislature is TO be convened IN special ses-
sion and the Governor will present the alternative
that the Ford Franchise bill must be amended or II
will become a law in its present shape When ne
really sets out 10 have hts own way. he Is very
likely 10 succeed There Will be strong pressur 2
brought TO bear 10 amend the measure too mucn.
and the Executive will have 10 use his restraining
as well as his constraIning Influence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17

For the worst OF Colds. there Is no better remedy
than Jaynes Expectorant 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
THE EXTRA SESSION AND THE FORD Bill
LET WELL ENOUGH ALONE.

From The New-York World
II Governor Roosevelt is wise he will not carry
out his alleged purpose to summon the Legisiature
together in extra session TO amend the Ford Dill
An extraordinary session Of the Legislature Is oniy
justified by great emergency and general puohc
demand. No such exigency exists. There mas peeh
no public demand for extra session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17

A. r. FLOWER SUCCEEDS HIS BROTHER
Arson r. Flower was elected yesterday director
NJ the PEOPLES Gas Light and Coke Company. OF
Chicago TO fl the vacancy in the Board caused
by the death OF his brother, Ex-Governor Rosweh
y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
MASTER OF THE SITUATION.
From The Brooklyn |

He can attach his signature to the bill at any
moment And this is precisely what the enemies OF
the measure do not care about Inviting. They are
virtually tied hand and foot II is now Incumbent
upon them to place on the Governors desk bl.i
which will survive because II Is the httest. bill
which will successfully compete with the Fora
Franchise act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17

Tribune once. May II. a. m.-Ine weather yes'e'
day was cloudy with showers in the afternoon ana
evening The temperature ranged between 81 and 10
degrees the average 90 desrees being degree lower
then that Of Monday and y degree lower than that OF
the corresponding day OF last year
The weather to-day will be showery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-17
THE soUArTER CORPORATIONS.
From The Newark Advertiser

1t is well observed By The Tribune In regard 70
the Ford Franchise bill that there Is Just as muen
"coniscation" in making corporations thht enJyy
nublie franchises pay taxes on the value OF their
franchises az there Is in asking man 10 pay ren,
snuatter and the corporation equally indignant
that anything should be asked OF them. and both
share the belief that they are subjected 10 wrohs
right and wrong
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Curative not merely palliative, are those marveiiou
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