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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
MR.. REYNOLDS FAVORS III.
HE SAYS THE CITIZENS UNION SHOULD
RESPOND PROMPTLY TO NIX
OUIGGS OFFER.

In q signed statement published yesterday James
| B. REYNOLDS declared that the OFFER OIL Repuoica'
organization support for independent cahoiua'e' AZ
the election this fall ought TO be accepted az
and acted upon literally by the Citizens Union rhe
believes that the Central Committee OF the Citzens
Union should respond promptly and cordlaHy 10
the offer made by Lemue f. Qugg, president Oh
the Republican County Committee Ihere Is al
intimation in Mr.. Reynolds's statement that n
does not think the Central Committee OF the Ci.F
zens Union represents the real sentiment VI ".
voters of the organization part OF his statement
Is the following:
certainly do not represent myself as speaking
| in any way officially for the Citizens Union have
nSarman If the With District Committee. This
position I have filled at the request OF me In,
Committee appointed year ago solely as I
committee of reorganization has not YET
namely the establishment Of the branches Oh inc
Citizens Union in the various a a nenyyesnntativc
city committee To accomplish TINS enc evsr r
effort Which the Committee may make In the
mean time let the committee make every eou tho
secure the nomination Of judicial CANDIDATES WHO
shall be above reproach and to unite In tneir sup
| port all the forces which are w alg l., " the va
that they do not regard judicial oinces IN ,b bg
Mr. Croker has stated that he regards mem mems ~
are secured there VIII De tho he SUPPORT OF
| all the friends OF good government
| That the opinions Of Mr. Reynolds are shared by
men in the district organizations OF the CltzehS
Union is Indicated by the following resolutions
| which were passed yesterday at meeting OF the
| Citizens Union organization Of the XXHlst AS
sen1bly District. Of which e. L. Heydecker is the
| chairman
! Resolved That the Citizens Union OF the Hh1lst
Assembly District earnestly recommends 10 the Cez-
trial city Committee to take proper measures 60, 90
carly as practicable to organize new Centrai Clty
| Cnmmittee composed Of delegates duly elected
from the several Assembly districts 80 as 10 secure
Resolved That pledge our hearty co-operauoh
and support 10 a Central City Committee so or
paniZed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
PORT CHESTER.

James Edward HINT. a well-known resident OF
Mount Kisco was badly injured yesterday IN run
away accident which occurred in king-st'' near
mis- village II ,s said that Mr. HINT, who is sew
entv-Ave years old. drove from Mount kisco 10 inc
home of his daughter at quaker Ridge CPon ms ms
arrival he found that some OF the young MN 3YOu
The place had lust broken spirited colt NJ az. ~
az once expressed desire 10 test the speeu Vi r
COLI and at his request his own morse was uii.
hitched from The cart and the younger animal pu.
in its place Then ne drove down klng-sl, az a
lively gait The colt had not gone far when II took
fright at some object and turning suddenly aDoIIt
dashed into A stone fence. The cart was derhQl
tsbed and the colt so badly hurt that II may De
necessary TO shoot II. Mir Hunt was picked up IN
conscious and taken TO the home OF h. J. hunt
nearby where DR.. Themes was summoned ana al
tended him IL was found that his head ana Dody
were badly bruised and lacerated ~,
Miss Francesca Macintosh. daughter OF MIS-.
Ellen Macintosh Of No. SO Washington-st., was
n arTied on Wednesday evening TO John Schick, a
well-known merchant Of this city The Rev charles
Edward Brugler Of ST Peters Episcopal Church,
oficiated The bride given away by her
mntber while Miss Eloise Hoee ring bearer.
Mr. and Mrs Schick started on their wedding tour
after a reception and Will visit Quebec Niagara
Falls and Saratoga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
ropr1cy CORPORATIONS IN TEXAS.
..so,.c rop THE RULING OF THE ATTORNEY
crvtSA1, FURNISHED TO GOVERNOR SAVERS

REASONS FOR THE RULING OF THE ATIof'NEi'
crxtS 1, FURNISHED TO GOVERNOR SAVERS
,rs,,n Tex. June % (speciaD. Many inquiries
80 hoe, received here from the East regarding
49,. ooor. ruling OF Attorney General smith eH-
oInding from this State foreign companies moor
norotad in other States for the purpose OF doihg
business in Texas. Attorney General smith 'o-uS
furnished Governor Sayers with the ioho"i"s
sons for his ruling:
have received your request for my oplito o, Ur
advice TO the Secretary or State IPsaIu IL Tevas
Sonpe rnisconccpt.on seems to have arisen rom .
,erhai op,non given by me 10 the Secrelal! ~ ~
STATE The facts these: A cnarteI Wa - ~
famed in New-Jersey for the purpose o. uo6 n-ed
ress exclusively in Sherman. Tex THIS was on m %
for filing I'm the Secretary OF states once. HG
Is setted that corporation has no consul
or vested right TO do business In STATE othei a.
fbnt in which II is Incorporated. II IL oHIH ny
comfy between the States that a forelsn CoIPoId
zion may transact its business IN other states eH
cont az TO matters of interstate commerce n t
for the sole purPose OF doing business IN IeNas.
we make no discrimination against the Eastern
States II happened that the proposed charter was
granted In New Jersey. but II It had been granted
In any other State my opinion wouu nave nee" 'I0
same
Land and Cattle Company VS.. LaIge 90 Texas,
6,s43). says:
A private corporation whose charter ha' been
granted by one State cannot hold meetings or pass
votes or have only legal existence in another state
u must dwell In the place OF its creation, ana can
migrate 10 any other sovereignty. This PROPOSE
ton is sustained by the following authorities BANK
% Augusta VS.. Earle Q3 Peters. 6,ol0, Miller vs..
Ever III Maine. 500 and Aspinwal o. and NJ.
Railroad Company 90 Ind, 4SD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
YELLOW FEVER CASE IN PORT.
BROUGHT FROM MATANZAs BY THE NUN
son LINE STEAMER KRIM

BROUGHT FROM MATANZAS BY THE NUN
son LINE STEAMER KRIM.
The Norwegian steamship Krim, Captain
.Jioues a chartered vessel of the Munson Line,
which arrived from Matanzas yesterday,
brought a case OF yellow fever TO this port.
John Johnson the mate. is the patient He was
sent TO Swinburne Island and the Itrm was de-
tanned at Quarantine
The Krlm carried a cargo Of coal from Phila-
delphia to Havana, where she remained five
days. leaving there for Matanzas on June 20.
Two days later John Johnson. who IS said 70
have been ailing since leaving Phila delphia be-
came extremely III and developed high temper
AZURE TIL port physician at Matanzas. who was
called in, detected no suspicious symptoms up to
the time the vessel sailed for this city. Johnson
continued i'll, however and on the arrival Of the
Krim at Quarantine he was taken TO the hospital
on Sw:nburne Island
Health Officer Doty made thorough ex-
animation Of the case and finally decided that
Johnsons malady is yellow fever Johnson vas
reported TO he much worse last night.
The disnfection of the effects Of the crew was
finished yesterday afternoon, and II is expected
that the cleansing Of the vessel Will be con-
Guided today The crew will be detained az
Hoffman Island five days. and the steamer will
be allowed TO proceed TO the dock with new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
NETWORK CITY

,,.,,. ,ror, China Japan and Hawaii OF the loi-
,oT-,ng dates. Hong Kong May 20 and 2e shangnai'
NV .. and 81; yokohama. June Z. and Honolulu,
Tnne Is which have arrived at San Francisco V I'll
the city Of Rio de Janeiro, are due 70 a'r yi Ill
>,o,-york tomorrow morning. Return mans VIII
cIosa AZ the Postoff1ce advertised
The Church Of the Holy Apostles Twentyelsn,n
az and Ninth-ave will remain open All
and there will be services every ouiiU"'
Another evidence OF the successful sro",n - ,,o
tail mutual aid associations Is gwen J" Wv dor
'',i 80 ,,,ots for the picnic to take place under
So 1,oo. % Vantine e. Co.'S Employees
Wu,uol benefit Association the Cove West New
Brighton. staten Island, tomorrow IN aoua.,o oa
% other contests game Of baseball VIII De pa!
nv vantine g. Co. employees ana 'i'oso u
Aiken Sons & Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

The Board Of Police Commissioners has received
rom all the patrolmen OF the Police Department d
petition requesting that they receive one night o..
syery twenty days. and. in case of the request
being granted. that the time extend from I p m m
on what Is known their short day uhIl = ove
on the following day. The CSm ImnSspiin Here
referred the matter TO Captain McLaugnin' tabts
tofore the officers have received rev eos,ast
and these were granted only on special reques, al
Police Surgeon Albert c. Benedict mas az 80
a six weeks leave of absence. ana VIII sai' s'
for Europe. ,-. nan ~ this
Peter j. Sullivan young business man man, oa u, his he
civ and an extensive property owner ulsu Sror,
home in South Broadway yesterday mor ,,, wa g
an attack OF pleuro- pneumonia MT oui' Hts "nd
born thirty years ago In New oIk iysd his
came 90 Yonkerse at an early age ana IS0.i g. nm
education here. He CONDUCTED hotei al anvested
woodie on the Northern Railroad, ana .,,oe 81
largely in real in that district al me lie leaves
The construction OF the Croton aqueduct ne LII 10
vi. a,tSn1 and three children The funeral VIII oe
held AT O'Clock on Sunday afternoon al the N"uO -"
Of the Immaculate Conception - 18Th a,
Miss Margaret Nevins and Jerome Kyer po1n on ~
this CITY were married in ST. Joseph rector <s,ss
Thursday night by the Rev. Henry r 4ay ,Sesnaid
Agnes NeVns sister Of the bride. was u,ie y
and Frank Ryer the bridegrooI5ms tbe home of
hest man reception was held az 'Ge nU
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nevins, NO q sr Vii live
after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs fyei WIN Nv
az No 1853 Oiver-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
NETWORK STEEL AND WIRES STATUS.

The report that the New-York Steel and Wire
Company 10 be a competitor OF the American
Steel and WIZ Company Of New-Jersey denied
yesterday by James NJ. Water bury president OF
the former corporation. who said that the new en-
terprse had been started partly a supplement OF
the Waterbury Rope Company. adding. as quoted
II have for some time desired 10 make wire rope
but when / and my friends sought 10 make ar
engagements for wire. rods and billets. could not
get any satisfactory prices from the people who
had previously intended supplying We then
said that would have to go into the business
ourselves. and make steel. as the
price OF billets unsatisfactory us. We
shall, therefore. make our own steel. IN open
hearth furnaces, in the new plant but have no
intention Of fighting the trust and shall op-
crate small scale that do not expect
the trust 10 interfere with II ~ has been re-
ported that plant will be put the land
owned by the Astoria Light, Heat and Power Com
pany the report Is quite incorrect. Our property
Is considerably this side OF theirs They have a
desirable waterfront there but / understand they
are holding It Waterfronts around this city are
hard 20 fnd.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
SEVERE STORM N LONG ISLAND.
.siANT HOUSES AND BARNS STRUCK BY LIGHT
NING-A CHURCH DESTROYED

MANY HOUSES AND BARNS STRUCK Ply LIGHT
NING-A CHURCH DESTROYED.
A severe electrical storm passed over Long Isl
and during the early hours OF Yesterday morning
( AT westhampton Beach q cottage belonging to
Mr. Stevens. Of New-York ives struck by bolt
about o'clock and set on fire, burning 10 the
tground in a few minutes James Goodmans barn
was also destroyed in the same place
p In PASSPORT the house NJ Frederick Rowland was
struck and the roof torn of The o~c1lpan: :
slightly shocked
The Methodist Episcopal Church ct Centre Mo
: riches completely wrecked by the lightning
: The tower struck and completely shattered.
Pieces Of the structure were thrown 10 feet along
. the street The walls Of the building were So
T1ousy damaged What remains Of me strIrrure
looks II dynamite explosion had occurred in
side the building The house Of William Virgins
were burned out
Al Aouebogue lightning struck the barn owned
I by Benjamin flaming setting fire TO g. and de-
s;royed Il and IT'S contents When the fire was
discovered and the barn door opened six horses
were found lying dead
At Middle Road the barn Of William Kratton-
vile was struck by lightning and burnsd 10 the
ground
The home Of Mrs Robert Reedon. Handsome
ave. Sayville. struck and partly destroyed by
fire. Herbert Reed. student. and his young
brother. Robert, with their mother In the
mouse and the three were asleep in their beds
when the lightning struck. The boys. seeing the
the alarm The several fire companies OF Say
Vile and also OF West sayville were soon at the
extremely low. and only small stream could be
played on the hre.
morning put an end 10 the drouth. and filled
empty cisterns In ell parts OF the island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
CADET "PLEBES" GO TO CAMP TOMORROW

West Point. June % (speciaD hundred and
ten raw. broad-shouldered plebes will vacate at 9
O'Clock Saturday morning the rooms which they
have occupied in barracks during the last month
and march 10 camp the southeast side Of Fort
Clinton. The first and yearling classes have been
in camp since June 10, and are now experts in
field work and forced marches. The pebes since
their admission TO the Military Academy have
been in charge OF Captain Anderson and squad
OF first class They have been instructed In the
"settng-up exercises" by Sword Master Koehler.
Spines which a month rigid as steel are
now as timber whaebone. STOPPED shoulders and
angular shoulder blades have disappeared and con-
chests have expanded several inches.
The plebes longer recruits They are
competent TO march in the rear ranks OF the
battalion and will begin drilling in light artillery
Immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
co1ovF1 g z TREADWELL ROBBED.

Colonel George Curtis Treadwell. military secre-
tary OF Governor Roosevelt. entered the twenty
,bird Precinct police station, In the basement of
.ha Grand Central Station. yesterday afternoon be-
tween and o'clock. and reported that his pocket
had been picked. He said he had ridden uptown on
the Third-ave elevated railway to Forty-second-st.
and there bad taken . crosstown horsecar for the
iIne his rocket had been picked. because ne was
not aware MIS- loss until ne entered ne stIuSn
hin nocket a green leather pocketbook containing
s36 in bills Wagner palace car ticket ana SOM ne
,oigbt nave lost it, Colonel Treadwell thousht not;
lie could not remain to prosecute the searcn am, anu
took a train for Albany about ocloch' iHele
a. no clew 10 the tnlel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
DECISION on LAND GRANTS.

Albany June 29-In relation to the application OF
the Astoria Light, Heat and Power COMPANY
Rockaway Park Improvement Company New
Rockaway Beach Railway Company and eleven
others residing in the counties OF Kings, Queens
and Richmond for grants Of land under water
within the limits Of New-York City the Standing
Committee Of the Land Board to-day reported
after a careful examination Of the law and argu-
ments Of counsel that the State Board had power
10 make the grants
The report holds that the power Is given 10 inc
New-York CITY Dock Board 10 insist that no grants
shall be made. The Land Board adopted unan-
molsly the report OF It's committee but took no
further action in the matter OF granting the app-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
MAY BE STRIKE OF ALL CHICAGO PACKERS

Chicago June % (speciaD.-The importation Of ne
eroes and unsked labor TO supplant the strikers
at the stockyards has added fuel 10 the FIRE OF dis
content which has been smoldering among the en-
ployes OF "Packingtown." Idle men sitting In
groups I'm various parts OF the district and con-
gregated in large numbers about the saloons in the
neighborhood OF the yards discussed the situation.
and declared that things shaping themselves for
a general strike. which will tie up the entire in
dustry and force thousands Of men into idleness,
unless the packers decide reinstate the 1898 wage
scale all over the packing district Thousands OF
unemployed men about the yards during the day
echoed the sentiment that expressed at the
strikers meeting held AT Forty-third and Wallace
SITS that the strike would begin about July l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
PUBLIC UTTERAYCES or PROFESSORS.
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY DESTROYS OF RESTRAIN
ING UNDUE LoQUACITY.

CHICAGO UNIVERSITY DESTROYS OF RESTRAIN
ING UNDUE LoQUACITY
Chicago June % (SpeciaD-Restraint of public
loouacity on the part Of the professors of the Uni
versty Of Chicago in expressing their opinions on
oontroverted questions OF public interest will be
conference tomorrow Several years Of agitation.
caused by addresses and remarks Of members Of
the faculty are behind the present situation.
The statement Of the issue 10 he presented 10 the
congregation occurs in printed letter TO all the
members. and IS signed by George S. Goodspeed.
recorder Of the university. It is as follows:
That while II is the privilege of every member
of the university TO entertain whatsoever opinion
he may choose concerning controverted questions
Of public interest and TO express that opinion in
any proper way and any proper occasion. II Is
nevertheless desirable that great care should be
taken to avoid involving the university even by
remote Implication. in such controverted matters
that all actions and expressions Of opinion Of such
subjects should be scrupulously dsassociated from
all university relations far possible. that by
such scrupulous regard for the good standing OF
the university in the opinion OF all classes real
freedom Of speech and OF action will be promoted"
The congregation is the al-powerful ruling body
of the university It's deliberations concerned
only with the topics Of vital importance 70 the uni
versity. II has demonstrated its power by FORCING
the faculty on several occasions to reconsldtr us
actions. Professor + G. Chamberlain INA Professor
T J. Lawrence Loughlin Will lay the resolution
before the congregation the report Of their com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
ROSTON STOCKS.
,p,,-r,.h.d nv r l. Day & Co.. No l Broad-s)
...-..-.a.r To -har Yesterday. To-day
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.

East Buffalo June 29.-Recepts u sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenty four hours
ended al noon to-day Cattle, IN sheep and
iambs % carr; hogs u shlpments-Cate. Is
care sheep lambs II carr hogs Cattle-1he
market was rather quiet the offerings being couple OF
in m sferate sLpTy light demand easy only
part u the 0erngs sold Choice 10 quoabe
at sea So So good choice. 81 SOQ$S fair,
s. 50qs6 sheep and lambs-The offerings were only 3
ioads moderate demand and easy the quoted figures
spring lambs choice 50 5OqfT good TO choice,
1886 20. common 10 fair $3.50 Sheep choice TO extra
sSG<5 u good choice 81 rs HOgsThe market opened
fairly active and Sc higher with about is loads on
Heavy opened - 0d - 10 mixed 81 03dt4 TO- Workers.
81 l5a$4 -. pigs 81 IS roughs 81 h51$3 65 stass $50
50 20 The close oasisr and tho basis b. lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-THURsDAY. Jt-NE 90 1899.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Aurania ODD Mckay Liverpool June 20 and
passengers to Vernon y brown & 60. Arrived at the
Da Steamer R0cEebt jBr) Parton London June II in BAL
last TO Columbia OIL Company Arrived at the bar at
Steamer Bechuana CBr Beal Shields June 10 in balllst
10 norton SON Arrived at the Bar at - 80 m -.
steamer Canada Ger Schmidt. Stettn June H. with
mdse to the Hamburg American Line Arrived at me
steamer Patricia Ger vosege,ans Hamburg Jq nsr IS
burg-Amerean Line South Of Fire Island at eS2 With
Steamer Panama Ell -, ou Finch Eve co Arrived
At tee @ Britannia tFr Marr-c Marsees Ma
pies 10 and GbySlsT - with a:e and 100 ne Bsr a.
Steamer Gotted schenker Auso Paroynch Trieste
mdse to Hrzel. Feltnann Co. Arrived at the Da' at
Steiner H Peconlc @ Handen Trieste May 20 Mari
June Mesna palermo and Gera 5 al - %" "''e
steamer OBJ OBJ; Pinkham Bayoewsns.ie AP1I q
% pf, s ss1 June Tea and NAY o4aaf e Sh
suglr 10 order vessel Funch Edge Co Arrived at
'ns Steamer sa6 at h SirI o sig day,
wsy" i Arrived at the Bar at ? m
sseame5 AV sps iron to PIN Forwood and Keock
sci to Bowrng s. Archibald Arrived at the Bar at 80
Steamer Pretoria CBr. Mckenzie st Lssa June e
49, M9D2 S Pq mase and 20
A E 0uteroridge & 90 Arrived At the Bar at noon
steamer M T5' Munson Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Lydia Ger. Rorden. Tanpco June ~ and
Havana "a with mdse 10 James E Ward n co. Arrived
al the Bar at m 49,. -, ,,A
Steamer FL Mar Grant, New-oreafs usys' WIN
m Tse o J T Van Sickle g., no
Steamer Of Augusta, pagget, savannah June :"
,,tb rndse nd messengers 10 OCEAN - Co.
S,samer C;uyandotte Hles. Norfolk and Newport
New. With mdse passengers 10 Old Dominion IS Co
Steamer Richmond, Catharine. Norfolk with mdse TO
' sand Hook. \ j. June 20 e:3O mwnd north; light
air clear ..ruD
Steamer, Alsenhorr. for Baltimore: Bremerhaven
Gjuch Antwerp; Belvernon Nor Port Antonio fuers'
| bismarck Ger) Ha mburg Cnerbourg and souhamp-
TON KoeniHn (Gerl. Bremen via southampton heh
tuckv Aarhuus. ETC. jamestown, NoTioih sn'
Newport News. Gate City, savannah senior t1eD Gar
thagena. u c: Athos hBr). Colon
rHD MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREI0N PORTS
Liverpool. June 2eArrved steamer servia tBo' watt
| New-York. - ,-,. m,
Queenstown, June 2e-Arrived steamer Germanle ,bsl.
| McKinsry. New-York for Liverpool (and proceeded(
sailed steamer Teutonie (DD. Cameron Urom Liverpool
/ New-Nork. m.
lizard June 2s-Passed. steamer Pembrdse thD'
| Nortleman New-York for Hamburg.
ecily June 20-Passed hteamer Cluden lBf). ITatues
New-York for AulsterdanA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
CHAPTN IRON NINE LEASED.

Chicago. June q GpeciaD. Stockholders in the
company which owns the famous Chaplin iron mine
al Iron Mountain. Mich. announced yesterday
that the property had been leased for a period OF
twenty years. Four million dollars was paid for
the lease The name OF the lessee withheld but
William H. O'Brien said the new controlling inter
ests In the property held either by the Ma
tional Steel Company. Of this city. the Frlck- Car
negie interests Of PittsburR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
FRrJT INTERESTS AT NEWPORT NEWS

Newport News. Va. June q Specializing re-
norted combination between the Virginia and West
India Fruit and Trading Company and the BUCK
man Fruit Company, OF Baltimore. Is now stated 70
be nothing short of an absorption by the Boston
Fruit Company OF the fruit interests OF this port
Q 2 Ruckman Of Baltimore. is said to be one OF
the largest stockholders of the Boston Company
which practically a monopoly Of the Jamaica
banana TRACE and the plan is now said to be the
shipment OF much OF the fruit that now goes North
and South through Newport News TO the west,
the route Of the Chesapeake and Ohio being the
most direct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
WHITE PLAINS.

An order made by Justice Martin J. heogh' Oh
the Supreme Court confirming the nrst sepdia,o
,enort Of the Cornell Dam Commission a"aius
a. r-oner,v condemned in the village of Katonah
for he Croton watershed was filed yesteroSdS oted
1nn,,srv 1879 and Is confirmed. except as 70 tne
Claims of Samuel b. Hoyt and others wh nner arr
-efcrred hack for correction, and the
- ork civ IS ordered 10 pay the respectiNe
s,r"unts of the awards TO the persons enuueu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-30
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

,,,,ric,nal Council Committee on Borough A"''''
Army Board meeting Governors ls'd"a a. por,o-
San Juan Hill anniversary dinner O"i'
ward. p. m FINALS
Auction sale OF Central Park animals
Y,oaeue Of American Wheelmen races
Long Island ,.,o, ~ Scotch
Frank Moss before Mems ASSOCIATE" W
PRESBYTERIAN Church p. m
Music in Battery Park, p. m.