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The Weather.

The storm from Wisconsin moved rapidly over the
lakes to the St. Lawrence valley yesterday attended
by rain along its course and thunderstorms in the
northern part OF the Middle Atlantic States and
lake regions. Local showers also occurred in okla
homa northern Texas and in a few scattered places
in the Central States. Elsewhere the weather was
fair The rainfall in this neighborhood was the
heaviest since April.
The temperature was high with excessive humid.
ity in the middle Atlantic states. but it was growing
cooler west of the Allegheny Mountains and 1t
should be cooler here to-day. Temperatures still
close to freezing point with frost reported from
Wyoming
Inths city the day was sultry and warm average hu
midty Sper cent, wind south tn southwest average
velocity twelve miles an hour, there were thunder
showers in the afternoon. and one at O'Clock gave
the ground much needed soaking. barometer. cor.
rcctod to read To sea level. at A. NJ 2Y.Sa p NJ.
2a.Sl,
The temperature as recorded by the offciAl Their.
momctor and also by Tue SUN's thermometer at the
street level is shown III the annexed table:
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LAWYER HENDERSON IN COURT AGAIN.
said He Had No Idea That He Was Ex-
pected to Appear on Wednesday.

Henry Clay Henderson appeared in the
Centre Street Police Court yesterday morning
to give himself up and offer new bond for the
one forfeited by Magistrate Olmsted on the
charge Of disorderly conduct before the Mazet
committee Lawyer Henderson expressed
great disappointment when he learned that
Magistrate Omsted had finished his term at
the Centre Street Court
L thought l understood the English Ian
guage." he said. and when the Magistrate
ordered US to submit briefs on Wednesday l
thought that was what he meant. He said
nothing about rendering decision. and had
no idea his decision was ready"
Lawyer Henderson then tried to give him
self w to Magistrate Crane, hut the Magis-
trate refused to have anything to do with the
Isn't there any one here who will arrest
me- asked Henderson In despair.
The lawyer then declared his intention OF
going to the District Attorneys office to give
himself up. Assistant District Attorney John
j. Connell. who has charge Of the forfeiture Of
all bonds. said later that Hen erson had not
visited his office. He expressed a Willingness.
however. to order Iiendersons arrest II the
lawyer should present himself Mr.. Cornell
said that tn" forfeiture OF Henderson 3 original
bail bond OF $500 would not go into effect
until July |. and that Henderson would have
until then to explain his absence from court at
the time set for rendering the decision by
Magistrate Omsted
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SUPPER AND HAT, SIS. So.
Lightning Jim Stewards Convives Pay
Moreilo's Bill Under Protest.

After the Republican County Committee
meeting last night Lightning Jim Stewart,
with James Thomas. a man in the jewelry
trade. and George Phillips Of Newark. had sup
per at Morello's restaurant. in Twenty ninth
street. Their meal was over about l o'clock
Their check was for $685.. the last item being.
HAT, So"
Hold on" said one OF the three to the waiter.
I'VE have eaten no three-dollar hat that
know Of. What does this charge mean?"
1t is for the hat you stole last week" said
the waiter and the head waiter. who was
called to the table, shrugged his shoulders and
pointed to Thomas and Phillips. and said that
they had stolen Mr. Morello's hat from the hat
rack in the hall last Friday night
The men refused to recognize the charge.
but paid the rest Of the bill and were leav-
ing the restaurant when Policeman Flynn was
called up. Angelo Morcllo. the proprietor OF
the restaurant. pointed out Thomas and Phil
lips TO the policeman. and said he wanted them
arrested for stealing his hat All hands ad-
journed to the West T hirtieth street station:
Morello said there that Thomas and Phillips
and another man had eaten at his place last
Friday night. and had take his hat as they
passed out. They had driven away in q cab,
and in front OF tho Hotel Imperial they had
thrown his hat at the driver of another cab.
He said he would make charge against both
the men unless they maid him for the hat.
made ,be charge so the s. was paid The men ,'n
were. however. very Indignant, and said that
they would bring civil suit against Morello.
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Thief Snatches n Satchel from a Woman'a
Hand in Sixth Avenue.

Two well-dressed women were walking
along Sixth avenue near Twenty second street
yesterday morning when a man ran up to
them and snatched small leather satchel.
which the younger of the two women was
carrying. number Of persons saw the rob-
berry and started in pursuit of the thief, who
ran down Sixth avenue Policeman Moran II
the West 10th street station, who had come
downtown to do some shopping. Joined tho
chase Moran and Policeman Toye caught the
thief and took him to the West Thrtieth
street station. The two women followed and
said they were the Countess di ibaness and
daughter of Havana, Cuba. Neither OF them
was able to speak Eng ish. The sntchel con-
tanned two rings valued at $1oO and a pocket
book with 81 in cash
The prisoner. who said he was George Kop-
nosser. - years old. porter. of GA East Sew
enteenth street. was recognized an old
timer. who has been arrested a number Of
times charged with similar Offences When
arraigned before Magistrate Cornell. in the
Jefferson Market Court. he tried to feign in
sanity Nobody was deceived as he had tried
the same game on previous occasions. Magis-
trate Cornell held HIM in 81 800 bail Tor trial.
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WAsHlNUTON fOkEI ArT FOK FRIDAY.
For New England, rain and cooler. except station
AIRY temperature on immediate coast; fair Saturday;
variable winds. becoming northwesterIy.
For east,rn NeW York ran and cooler, far Sat.
urddV' Jrisk nOrthWsStsriV windS
For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, tho Dis.
tr.ct of Columbia. Delaware. Maryland. Virginia and
North Carolina. fair and cooler fair Saturday, fresh
westerly to northwcstsrly winds.
For western Pennsylvania and Ohio. fair to-day
and saturday; cooler in southern tWo-thrds; fresh
northweSterly winds,
For western New York fair to-day aud Saturday;
fresh nUrthwesterly winds.
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John Melich. a saloon keeper Of 4lS East
Seventeen street. was In the Yorkvile Police
Court yesterday charged with keeping
vicious dog. Jonas RubiSek. the ompainant.
said large dog bit him on the arm and leg on
Saturday when he went into the saloon for
glass OF beer.
II should EXPLAIN" said Lawyer Vincent
Woytsek. the complainants counsel. shat
this man Is known in the neighborhood as a
canine philanthropist. and usually has a pack
of homeless dogs In his saloon He feeds them
from the free lunch counter and gives them
beer to drink. Some Of the dogs drink consid-
cradle. and actually get drunk and Brighten
people who go into the saloon"
Are you speaking seriously2" the Magis-
trate asked.
Il am" replied the lawyer. and ! have
several witnesses to prove tho truth Of what
say. All the homeless dogs about the neigh
borhood seem TO know what q good thing
they have with Melch and go there whenever
they are hungry"
Magistrate Brann said there was no proof
that Me ich owned the vicious dog. and dis
missed the complaint.
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BROOKLrN's REPUBLIC4N CONFLICT.
Bryant Says He Won't he fractional
Leader-Th- Party Aroused.


Republicans in Brooklyn were N uch stirred
UP yesterday by the announcement In THE
Sun that the opponents OF the present man.
ayers Of the organization had decided IL possi-
BILE o accomplish a new deal by placing:former
Fire Commissioner William Cullen Bryant at
the head OF the new County Committee and
retiring Walter b. Atterbury from the Chair
manship of shat body. Mr. Bryant was not
aware un ii he had read THE Sun OF the move.
ment under way for his political advancement
and. while expressing gratitude to his friends
for picking him out as 'unifyinS force" In
the Republican organization, he declared that
under no circumstances would he allow him
self to be drawn into fractional controversy.
IF it should appear" he said. that my can.
didacy would unite all the factions in tho Re-
publican party Of KINGS county would be
willing to.permit- the use of my name, hut
will make no night for the position whatso-
ever:
While there is sure to be hot fight at the
September primaries and determined effort
made to down Col; MICHAEL ]. Dady Mr.. After
bury, and possibly Lieut.; Gov. Timothy l..
way OF the other that there will be no room
Tor contest oyer tho organization of the new
those who are actively enlisted in tho warfare
against the woodruff Dady -Atte!bury com
lsctoI Moore and all their suLordinates for
mer Revenue Collector Ernest Nathan. former
Tax Collector K: Boss Appleton, William \.
lrendcrgast and former Sheriff William ].
Quitting
The appointment Yesterday by Revenue Col
lector Moore Of FraAk II squire as Deputy
Collector. at "a salary Of 81 200. is regarded as
Q fractional move on the political .chessboard
Mr. Squire Is an active Republican worker in
the TWenty-SecOnd ward and has hitherto
trained with Mr.. Woodruff. Ills appont-
ment under Collector Moore indicates. II is
said that he has now Joined the opposition
camp.
4 pamphlet has been sent out 10y the Young
Republican Club to all the enrolled voters
strongly advocating the nomination of candi-
lltas by dlrnnt vote In tanl Of In il.,L.
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To BE Built by the Parents of the Late DR..
Joseph W. Sticklrr.

ORANGE, y. j.. June 15-Orange is to havo a
handsome Free Public Library building. which
will be a memorial to the late DR.. Joseph Will
liam Stickler. who died suddenly short time
ago. 1t will be paid for by his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Whipplo Stickler. who have not
named any exact sum to which they limit the
erection Of the building. but have signifed
their desire to give library that shall be equal
In every respect to the requirements of a CONF
munity like the Oranges.
DR., Stickler was the owner Of valuable coll
lection OF medical works. These books 1t 10
proposed to place in large alcoyc. TO be called
the Joseph William Stickler acuve, where they
will he available for medical students and phy-
RlrinnS
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CLERK ILLEG.ILLY REMOVED.
Commissioner of Jurors a City Ohicer In
This County.

commissioner OF JurOrs a City Officer In
This County.
James Denhoim has obtained n writ OF man
damus from Justice Scott Of the Supreme
Court, requiring his reinstatement as a clerk
to the Commissioner OF Jurors for the Dor
oughs Of Manhattan and the Bronx lie was
removed on April |, 1909, without charges
Justice Scott says that the main point in the
case is whether the office of Comm ssioner Of
Jurors is county office or "a city office.
If IT is a county Office the act Of lSlS
would not apply and ii city Office Den
holm was illegally removed. In all other
counties OF the state the Office Is county
office. But here the Mayor appoints for the
though in Kings the olflce is still county
office. Justice Scott holds that the Commits
sioner is q city officer here and that the dis
legal
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Atameeting OF the Board Of Consultors OF
the Roman Catholic diocese of brooklyn on
Wednesday. at which Bishop Mcdonnell pre-
sided. these resolutions were adopted:
"ReS0lred. 1t is the sense Of this board that
the interests of civic order. public morality
and the well being OF our fair city will he sub
served bv n public park Al Coney Island, as
proposed and SO strongly advocated by tho Hon.
Bird :. COler. Comptroller,
"ResOired. That we tender the Comptroller
the expression Of our cordial approval Of this
measure and we respectfully urge him To use
all legal means to effect this great public inn
DrDYpmput'
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NER Trust COMPANY.
1t May Establish Foreign Branches to Han.
die American Trade.

The International Banking and Trust Com
pany has been organized with paid-up capi-
tai and surplus OF S1.500.000. Its charter 1t
was stated yesterday. will permit the company
not only to do a general banking and trust
company business. but to establish foreign
branches wherever American trade or the
prospect OF such trade justines IT, The COM
pany PROPOSES to make IA specialty Of the for
egn and domestic business of life insurance
companies. a.,
the Now York Life Insurance Company. has
been elected President of the company.
Among the directors are Frank Rockefeller. w.
l.. Elkins, George Croker. Robert A. Cheese
brough. II b. Hollins., Charles r. Flint +. c.
Young and Benjamin L. Tracy.
The company is to have offices In the Singer
building at tho corner of Broadway and Lib
street
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honest and non partisan investigation lof
Democrats and Republicans alike). but for the
sole purpose OF using the State and city's
money for Republican campaign fund and
for Republican purposes only.
their duty to move as substitute the follow
ing: That when this committee adjourn II be
the sense of this committee that Its investiRa.
ton is finished and that It adjourn without
date "BENJAM1N HOFFMAN.
"a J. ROLAND"
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Alaska Boundary Negotiations,

WAsHISGToN. June 15.-ln despatch to the
Secretary of State. Mr.. Choate. the American
Ambassador in London. says that the negotia
tons concerning the Alaska boundary are in
statu quo. The telegram was sent merely to
let the Secretary OF State know that no change
had occurred in the negotiations since the sub
mission to the Canadian Government OF the
modus vivendi arranged by Lord Salisbury and
Mr.. Choate. Nothing can be done until the
Canadian Government is heard from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-16
Harvard to Confer the Degree of IL. ID. on
Ambassador Cambon.

WASHINGTON. June 15.-M. Jules Cambon,
the French Ambassador in Washington. has
been notified that Harvard College will confer
upon him the degree of Ii. u. for his services
il bringing a bout peace between Spain and the
United States, The ceremony will occur on
June %. NJ. Camhon will reach Boston that
day and be escorted to Cambridge by Gov.
Wnlrntt -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-16
Capt. Nichols to lie Buried In Greene, Che.
mango County.

BINGHAMToN. n y. juno l5-Capt Henry
Nichols. L. S ~. who died In Manila harbor OF
sunstrokc while in command OF the monitor
MOnndnock. will be buried in Greene. Che
boy and his youth was spent in 1ireene HI
family now live there AMI his remains will 10
laid at rest In the taml y plot The date OF the
rives in this country.
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AMMUNITION FOR GEN. OTIS.
5000 Rounds of the Smoksless Powder Kind
for 8-Pounder Rapid-Fire Guns.

WASHINGTON. June 15.-The Ordnance De-
partment OF the army will send to Gen Otis
5000 rounds OF ammunition for 6-pounder
rapid-fire guns. several Of which are now in
use in the Philippines. These guns originally
belonged to tho Navy Department. but were
turned over to the army for the purpose OF
arming the transports on the first expedition
commanded by Gen Merritt. This ammuni-
ton is all of the smokeless powder kind. In
thousand rounds Of small-arm ammunition
have already been sent from San Francisco and
will PROBABLY reach the Philippines within
weak
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Navy Yard Notes.

The Board Of Inquiry that has been investi-
eating the cause OF the accident to the cruiser
Brooklyn on Memorial Day sent its report to
Washington yesterday 1t is said that the re-
port eXonerates Capt. Jewell and Lieutenant
Commander H2dgkins from all blame, The
officers OF the Brooklyn maintain that the ac-
cident was due to q sunken wreck.
The torpedo boat Gwn left the yard yester-
day for Newport
Two Spanish contact mines have been
mounted on granite bases in front OF the m ain
hui ding in the yard They were both picked
Mn In the chnnnel ncnr GMAntanam0.
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The Manhattan Beach Hotel was opened for
the season last night with large list of per-
sons booked as permanent guests. There was
good crowd at the beach Notwithstanding
the rain, The Sousa Band CONCERTS will begin
to-day or on Saturday.
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Revenue Cutter Service for Cuban Waters.

WAsHINGToN. June ia revenue cutter
service for Cuban waters is to be established
soon by the War Department. 1t will be under
the direction Of Col. Bliss. the Collector Of
Customs at Havana. and will probably consist
OF five 4O-foot launches. Col. Bliss has re-
quested that five launches for this work be
constructed under the direction ofthe Quarter
masters Department of the army. and Acting
Secretary OF War Nleiklejohn has approved the
request. The necessity for a cutter service In
Cuban waters has been apparent to the United
States officials for some time, owing to the in
tween the two countries. As It will be neces-
sary to have flagship, the Navy Department
agreed to loan the Oneida, now at the Ports
mouth Navy Yard. to be used for that purpose
The Oneida is yacht used by the navy in the
blockade of Cuba during the war with Spain.
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Rank of Non-Commissioned Officers in tho
Army.

WASHINGTON. June 15.-An order Just issued
by the War Department. relative to the rank Of
officers and non-commissoned officers. pro-
vides that cadet ranks reg mental Sergeant
Major. and that Ordnance Sergeants, Com
missary Sergeants. Post Quartermaster-S Ser
SeSnts' electrician ssageanss' hospital stew
Corps, chief musicians. principal musicians
chief trumpeters and sadder Sergeants rank
First Sergeants OF companies.
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Capt. Coghlan at the NAVY Department.

WASHINGTON. June l5.-Capt. Joseph b.
Coghlan, until recently in command Of the
Raleigh. was at the Navy Department to-day
and paid his respects to Secretary Long As
sistant Secretary A lien and Admiral Crownin-
shield and other officials. He is in the city on
visit before proceeding to Bremarton Wash
ington, to take command of the Puget Sound
naval station,
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The Detroit Ordered to the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.

WASHINGTON. June 15.-The cruiser Detroit
has been ordered to the Brooklyn Navy Yard for
repairs. She will first come to Washington with
the body Of Gen. Daniel McCauley, who died in
ManaEua, Nicaragua.
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Prof. Haupt Makes n Denial to Secretar,
Hay.

WASHINGTON. June 15.-Secretary Hay has
received a letter from Prof Haupt OF Phiadel-
phia. one Of tho Interoceanic Canal Commits
sioners in answer to anote from the Secretary
asking him if he had been correctly quoted in
a newspaper interview. In the interview Prof.
Haupt was made to say that the new commits
sion was appointed to delaythe construction of
the Nicaragua Canal Prof Haupt utterly re-
pudiates the interview, repeating the asser-
tons made in a letter to President Mckinley.
sent, before Secretary Hays. communication
ers Prof. Haupt will remain as member of
the commission.
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WASHINGTON. June 15.-Surgeon Henderson
of the United States Naval Hospital at Yoko-
hama telegraphod the Navy Department to-
day that Capt. G.. W. Coffin. U. s. n. retired.
died at Yokohama to-day Capt. Coffin was Dr.
Henderson's father-in. law. He obtained a
years leave OF absence last year. with permits
sion to 60 abroad. and was spending II with his
daughter and her husband at the Yokohama
Cofiin was appointed to the navy from Massa-
chusctts on Sept 20. 1850; as an acting NJ i'd
1883. He was placed on the retired list on Sept
10, 1897
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II You Haven't Tried II Before

Begin now. and learn what other leading summer
resort advertisers have discovered through adyertls
ing in THE syn. Tho result. desirable, we'll paying
clIentAge.-4dv.
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CLEAR COMPLEXION,
Soft, White Hands,
nNnniont LII.

Are found in the perfect action OF the pores
produced by CUTICURA SOAR. sure pre-
vontve Of pimpIes. blackhoads. red. rough.
and oily skin. red, rough hands with shape
less nails. dry. thin. and falling hair and
simple baby blemishes because a sure pro-
ventiye OF Inflammation and coGGing OF the
RoRER
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-16

An unstarched negligee shirt
captures every cool breeze.
Look to the weather man for
breezes to us for shirts.
Every kind from the good 81
sort, to the very best silk that
can be made at IS.
The continued wearing of duck
trousers is case of the survival
of the fittest.
In quantity and sizes we have
enough to fit out an army; cot
ton 50 linen s..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-16

Noise does not win battles. but Johnsons Digestive
Tablets cure dyspepsiG-Adp.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-08-03
GEORGIA-CoBB COUNTY.

To the Superior Court of said County:
The petition of j. n. Brewer, j. j. Yer
ner, U. H. lark and r. F Finn, shows
that they desire for themselves, their as
sociates and successors, to be incorpo-
rated under the name and style of
1.-The Artesian Lithia Water Company"
The object of said incorporation is the
sale of Lithia and other mineral waters,
but petitioners ask such other rights
and powers as may be necessary for the
complete success of said enterprise.
The capital stock is Six Thousand
Dollars, to be divided into shares of one
hundred dollars each. Said amount has
been fully paid in. and petitioners de-
sire the right of increasing the same at
will to any amount not exceeding fifty
thousand dollars The principal place
of said business will be in Austell, Cobb
county, Georgia, but petitioners ask the
privilege of having offices and ware
houses at such other places as they may
deem proper. Petitioners ask the right
of having and using a common seal,
adopting bylaws for the management of
said business, owning and improving
real estate and alternating the same, SUI
ing and being sued, and all the rights,
powers and privileges usually incident
to corporations of this class in this state
Wherefore, petitioners pray to be in
corporated with the name and style
aforesaid, for the full term of twenty
years, and with the right Of renewal at
the expiration thereof. Clay & Blair,
Petitioners Attorneys.
Filed in Office June 10, 1899.
w. r. Montgomery, @ S. G.
Georgia-Cobb County
l, VIM. r. Montgomery, Clerk of the
Superior Court in and for said county,
do hereby certify that the above is a true
copy of the petition for charter for The
Artesian Lithia Water Company now of
file in my Office. This June 10, 1899.
w. r. Montgomery, G SC