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The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
Wna No. - nooeoSal


A sAort tine sines twenty-five bay-
en-, repseseatins the sane number Il
1sDartDents IN one Of ChicaGos -
paftmest stores. arrived In New York
city at the same doe. II vas seated
t1at not oaly vas this the largest nos-
~ Of 6spartmeat buyers ever sent -
tie New York MARKET At oos tiDs ~
this eosessa.. bat that It vss the lasg-
- asabsf Of buyers ever sent to New
York Sor The purchase oe goods II IL
sa0s tiDs By . siasie Arn during ~
satire history Of American retail 0sr-
eAaa1isiAG Apropos Of this event. ths
go o4 60 a the member Of the eSn
ro0esosatsA by these buysfB said u
eaovsrsasjoa With rs0ortaf:
-Bvssy trade eoaAitioa II CAjeaGo
- tAroaoAose IL Wsst b iaAieat1vo
e Q 0ers prusossoos fall season thaa
~ bssa s1DsftsaesA soe many ysa:2
TAsss sviosaess e DrusDesfty are Dos
ess1ssA to any siAsis bsaseA q ce0-
DsssiAl iAAustTy. bae sss0 to eoVss ~
saa1so ~ We have sa1sys1 . DssoDo
q unDsees1saes1 ass1vity tAis sunOR
- svssy AsoaRtDsat q sas sstahaisA-
0soA anA ~ saDas0ssts q bas1nas
ansaeaaaas - CA1eA0e iDAsests dist
tAsss sso1tsisas are vsll-nisAt 1sivse.
sals
n b - = ~ sAak ~ Vsse w0
~ - -1ssAe1nl- tsss11ssy = ~ ssae
00QnlGn Z - 0n1l1sna0ss e ~
D11ssaue e1so9 49, A.ths osnnnsA.
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
HnRO 0nak 0a6hoA

1anix. Arts. OF. 1.-Two Daskee
0aD ~ - thr Palsce salooo safiy
- IDrajog and secured &91& They
h1l5DA Jet brea captured They heft
- - si9hG
ANs t1se belsse CLOSING Il IL
- Dng eaDes tor the AgAt a0d
80 vere lss than . Ausea psspas -
- -. O0e q the 0ea seep0e4 -
- - 0iddle q the ros0 a1A drew
49, 1esavesa
- e ,saAGheaBa the s1Aee ~ .
~ y u tAe foce e John C0o
- - asolee. and ae0AS6sd IL
68A Co1lns ~ IN - hs1D
- saA IT, Fs6oer be1nn 0athef-
= SssVsssese. O0s HlsscA. Afea .
= eaRe Gk00 6sA1D1 the baR. He
u rAse q ~ 0aa seso1laG - ~
= q ~ 0oaG. H. so6hse ~
60 ~ - veaA ~ shseA nstA
- - - - - saae -
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
NJ rs.sA - e.A - Nv n.,sAv...

PO- land. ORE. Oct A.-Advtexs to
tAe Oregooian fro0 eastern O9xeua
asd eastern washin9too show that
practically The entire grain crop sovth
q 0nake river hes beea thresked and
that SB PER ceat. has bees delivered at
wareeoasea. II that secsioa the cTup
Win b. ahoot % pr ceat. short Il thp
lSD0 crop
Moth u N0ake river aboot u ~
ceaf. has beea thresh@d and 50 Der cent.
delivered - wareAo0srA TIE erup b
esttmAtsa - 10 pr ceat. helow lasa
yOfk
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
Dso0sA Ass0sa 0AAss19.

4 Mexican paper says: One Tomas
PeFuR. . We,l dressed individual, CALI
I'd at the lottery o1Bce the other day
aDA pg6Deofed- the ticket bearinG the
Du0ber whBch woa the $4,000 psise IN
ths dRaViAg Of The 101h. Tbo e3erk
hsaA 1t Up - The Hight and not3esa n
. eAaAgsd 70 . Q. n tod tAs 0aA he
vo0ld pay It At 0nce. bua 4 was NC
sssasy 10 have the policeman 1t ths
turasa With him I1ssead e payinG
sAs $4,000 he ~ IL psHes0a1 -
aFrO& PeFe3, - the tieket Was last
yax'O With tn uAAs int Q q Peres
= n0w - Ds1s0. ARsaninG of IL for
tsae - - sea1iy oaAe. bst "a nos
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
ssW)tafSmaNzs,,e>''

0bpS Okss - A~s = saat1
Asn. aaaa0sska b - AS asn0
- 0~ sA ~A hess q ~
aaaAD 0sAasAipa sep01isa ~ ~
80 b - ~Is pas ass
p~nh = ~ ~ b 0hadk = @ss
0Aaa ~ G10 01s FL 6s
apsNAa. - aks.a &sessia. esEswk
s6s.lsls ~ tt0 faak a.
&ob &eAatsa&
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
-, o.eD Rvsss,A cs.a


laoAsA -. S.-TAe CAPE Town cor.
sssvo4a61 - tAe Daily Mail says:
a esun11n0 - beea caused here by
- 0epue - tAe Free State govsPI-
0eo1 - 0uDaDaadeeepd 80 toos Of
saaa bpe11unR - ~ CApe eoves10eat
VADkA - 00v<saaD9 The Ftee otaee.
00EA q a011n0 W0osa naturally he -
0ng6D4 OuDOGe q var. J. ". Sao<f.
- e00uMMoD0r e p0halc Wurka.
Uo1D SnMn1ns1 - the assembly ~
OnR418 - 0A1sss. pFoeesae4 iGDse-
00uA - 4 6og0 tAat the rppset Was
esoaoo0 - - Cape 0inissry sorly
naSsa d. r...,.., .A.,.. =.
- Nelk 0Aosess svse tAe bsfoes
Wou11 eM1nn1a H. wtsAAsaval q
OunUauln3 (b1uoA
B o-e1D 2 sass1ssssa 50. ~
D 46sb - l1aese hsss ssssaA g
. - = Ess'e
ssupsD NsnA o. ~ s~~
! NhR14MwoA. OF. E-osass
m1A OUD DsU1o1saA ~.
01eO una sua0nn0se. o.
Iea o = 0n1A = asUssoaes ~
- Iuggo100 - 0a1As q
- NH OsD va1s1klA.
= 3 x 318 60 Q oune
- - . e -
j -
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
Dsasa - CsosananaA


Labos Aay tAlo yoar sAsoD3 hosa -
q estsa bag ssssasltisA. II sea01D -
nseo ihaA Il ~ seso1 ~ ~ Q -
.b0.ae V6ms 1ase: ~ aas0, q lsa.a,
tnaa q ~ sseso - saoss ~ ~
0aAoso ~ = .tAsar ADseA-Ao1n HaD0
q A0seSeaa isAusersss - lsoa n = -
ysas's hsl,1ay vhsch y saDss1allV As0.
teass1 - ~ Wa0s sasasfa. 90 -
va0D sas0sA q - ssoass1 haS1 noN.
b q soaoin - sase1RoAo ~ -
THay havs ~ 0eso v1sA ~ v0osA
. ssesAsuos - 0ego 0ooe1 -
OaonA - ~ ~ 0soP Ssososu11m
q DauAaV uaanA - a
? osud1o Ot1AlDiR n0s s16e 60
opaDaY = - Duno1 - tosuo -
. OnGa0m0 - 3 - 4 - -
0ua111s11 - q - sAaaQpa q 60
00 omoUaA Aa0 - = O01o
l0ssn q - - g D11QA - -
- 49, 1sGH AAd1paa q -,
euoO s1oea0oGnsA - Il -
ooD0n ueo41R 0Uoonno pDD1uu1S
- - 80 . u1rno a111, 6snnl
~ ~ - < n x = ( I. < y Z 4 "a
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13

In sAAitioa to 1000 freight ears IL
BaltiDoeo and Ohio South Western
railroad has purchased tvo Dsv Dos-
tal ears. - fest tn length. fo1r 6
loot baGGngs ears. 1vs - foot oo0bi-
Aatioa baGEass and coaches. three -
1oot 1fst eaaas coaches With vias vss-
dbaIss a1A Do6ssa iA every rsspset.
aAA tvo eo0hinattoa parios. di1tng
an obsssvattos esrs each q tesG u
leaGtk.
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
Wh1uoDoaAD - A0lk0

H. vAir.poaa sear the center Of
Lahs Popo. which receives the watess
Il Lake Titicsea, IN Peru, h well
kn0v0, onA huDdreds Of meo have lost
tAs1k hvss - venturiHg too near it,
DAaAo that aSo drawn into The euErent
- whkss1 swiftly asOuaA for . few
times and Thea disappear. For the
pFossetSsa q 1avteatess tie govern
ne96 e Boaivia hAs anchored . Iot Of
booyo h Laks PoVA. and bostmea who
observe them are IN 10 danger. TheFe
- sspposed to be an underground out
60W from an Of these lakes. It n
claimed that articles which have been
thFOWD into their waters have after
wards beea picked up On the seaeoass
Daaf AFSea. and careful Observers say
that - TIE beoeh In that locality are
freQoeotly found cornstalka. reeds and
other debris which does not grow On
tAe coast. but are found in great
abundance among tho interior lakes
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
o. -. VsluA

Z Z
j Dsssy - knsss ~ - D1a1s -
s1v1nss1 eouD0ssa111 q Sseos V1o1k
- Oss1soe yeas. n Ds0ossas1e -
esisas elsio ~ ~ aAvo1ss - ~
UsitsA otaiss = Aos iDe31eaea1ly - tAs
TN SLATE tf0se 81 primarily - IL
tsri1. Il bsins their tAsosy thae .
Drotsesivs tartR 10 . Dra0oese q
tFastA
Nov let - look At tAs Dsiess vhieA
The welsh tin SLATE naasfsetursss r.
oeive. They nov obtain el.<S . ba1
oors than they aiA h January last
This u . greater advanee than has
besa made IN The United States.
We respectfully ask our DsmoeratSe
frieads 70 explain this. II the protee-
tive tariR and the trust caused the a.
va1cs n the prices Of tia plate IN ths
United States. what caused . greater
sdvases IN pfscs In wales. where tAsfo
10 70 tariff at alls We pause for rsoly.
-Teledo DlaAe.
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
- OrssssA - laasaa.-

- 0ROosSS - 1ooeon-
WanAl1Doa0, d. C.. Oct THE ves-
sPaB VhoeA Aove tAus FAR received or
aesD ese 1anna are:
AHD0Qgo0 e1O6Dee Brooklyn. e0 route
- 11n0Q1ao 0.o4a. proved to New
Yss& f0e S1Ua1ss and Atdng oat ana
eAa0oR0 - 0plssD0Del
rgae<ea1 eEusser New OrSeans, a
sOsee - 0A0Qeua Roada. prorerd -
EsW YGle osr slpoirp and charges in
pesssnas4
0uobaa1 1oasAvHDe. now At santo no
0o1DA DuDDeA - Aa1ila without d.
NJ ~ - eo0Al and stopping At SaA
Juaa ~ 0na1 a0A 0esIled repaifN.
Ao11 esuener nadEer. now 1t
AaEs 69 pFs0are for orsSers to pro
ces4 - 0ona1a.
~ GeoR VWneas which win BE- seas
- 0Ann - tAe projected cruiaer A.
hoa1 - - e1aboata Marietta. Mach
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
WANT ns.peipsLuv TO MEDIATE.

"A~s - sAsSSob ~ DOs~ -
Gs1o~ a,ssaa.s - HNso0a 80 ~
0l0saDD 0ssOsASaa 0soAD
~ loA.asaA
New Ysek, Oea. e-0sss0l haaAsA
ssanatpsus were 0Aboa toAAy = IL
pstieSsa - PrssaAsoe NeKhAsy uRg1AG
hln 70 e9es his fsss0Aly essvica0 n
nsdiasar Dn1lnAA ~ tAatWo
DpatA Aissnan s1pa10. ~ 1SeDS
v1al s.A the Osaas 1soe eeoaA n
Rss1es,a Was a01e1 ~ 1sA1D e ~
C1Das1 0lnAss ss1RA 0Dss0sss e
l116G11 - - - II e.,
go en6aa seesl1nnaana [Un1Gnr.
= 1s11sa0 - Ss1Dn1 - sGhss
els1.sas whR oon06nng b - - h1gA.
81. ~. J. AyaAs 1scl1na0 - tn
H. peeieSsa boA0sB q tAe aft11n1R et
De Uniss1 0ensD % ths PAn1RpaDe
Questjoa. a)ehoagA ~ eodoesed the
saggestioa that TIE eovesnDeat sAoaid
use iss eoe1 eOres 10 peeveat va.
Mr.. Bryan teaegraphed tie wariA to-
Il do NJ Sesire 70 jola In tAe.peti-
tioa to tie Presi0est O this o. any
other subject. Our refusal to recos-
nise the hight of the Filipinos to seaf-
$Ov8tU1&83 VIII e. U0If008 u u We
express syDpathy With thoee In other
lands Who ere struggling to follow the
doctrine ~ forth In the declaratioa of
independence."
The World today received from the
secretary Of President Kruger the fol-
lowing dispatch:
General James O'ReisDe has been
appointed conmissidaer extraoriinsry
N furfheR 0nr lntefeasa IN Aun.r3es
We wish most earnestly that imperia:
arbitratioa nay de<eenine the pres.
ent dispute and pseveat var. which
viii be IN outrage against Feiigisa and
humanity. II var coaaes We are ne
pared to maintain sar riehs3 to TIE
uttes@0st. aud for that ,p1spose bseh
The rspabaics are noblliaine their eu-
tire foece0 o. the boal1eFa ~ the Rrit.
~ troeps are already tAese."
Pesnier NchreaDee q The British
South AfrScan eoaoay. of CAPE Colony,
cabled the Void Ais eoraial esderse.
NEAT a The pesitioa 10 Pressdest No
kinley.
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13

e0A04 - ~ ~ NAO - s1w7 - -
e. s - - s y |. s::::s:sse -.
11l2 lSk u sses IS sssss-
1SJ.1 Is. ~ -
: E4ss1 x6k4 -. -
~ aO0o -
Aaa 8 1f4s to taSs &C., 'TSat . an
r1At." "0Ht - o000t tAa et0o for .
yasss0ssea anA tAss savs Mn another
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13

-aSS CA you stand nr' ..its dsnSht-
f1l aftee having lived n our troAks all
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
>aaupa - DsuuAs1un,

n Uusoo FseaAe hos sAAaA 80, 0eA-
sfa sau1DeaAe 70 its ssrStes es<A east
lattss oAtisf1csiee to ttS paerso tAAA In
~ pase- It ssanAs witAs1t . raval - ths
aeco0DoaatSoas to aees0OoAAee All
saeaos e pesesns.sa 0six - 49, -
toa NoUls SAVED between Denver aAA ths
Hact0c coast Ticket o1Aea "a nh oes0sG
The Delta independent., 1899-10-13
sasaoMsO 0sansR

Qs1oe1ko- OFT. O. -The preaideattal
tna1n q - heF< Q O'e3ock Tits
0sR11n - party inmediately TAX
~ engS - - The 0osaiefo' HoOe.
whsFe e11vseesans vere drawn up to
Gfee& - 9eu11e0t. Mckinley asked
- - ta1D0 - the hospital Arst. There
he sAose hnnb With and eAve . cheer.
iAg v1e0 - 0oeA q the sick
AfooR 0mn1ng Q short speech to the
~ ooe0Eo IL party returned to the
dsy. %
n nD e oarch was packed with
eAeess1g pes9Ae.
4 braa11e3 feature Of the reception
was ths oROetinG Of 6On school chill
drea wAo s1Dsd o. the city hall lawn
WavtaG 60 and shouting.
II She 0p90 square the rreaident
made e4oes speech to . crowd OF 16.-
60 pe>01A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
WATER AND GAS SYSTEMS.
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS
WOULD DIVIDE THE CITY INTO SEC
TONS FOR LIGHTING.

At the meeting OF the Board Of Public Improve
ments held yesterday Commissioner Dalton was
reminded by resolution OF the Board that ne had
neglected 10 prepare report upon the alleged de-
fects which tho members OF the Ramapo Water
Company Say exists In the city's water system as
he was llrecte 10 10 April 49, The resolution yes
terday Ike the original one. was fathered By Pres
lden, Grout OF Brooklyn.
on the recommendation Of Commissioner kear-
roy q the y. department Of Public Buildings. Light
Ing and Supplies the Board passed resolutions re-
quosting the Municipal Assembly 70 authorize the
subdivision Of the city into sections. according TO
the lighting OF the streets 10y The various gas COM
panies Commissioner Kearneys commune atom
stated that the New-Amsterdam Gas Company
lighted B. 80 street lamps al 81 a year each tho
Standard Gas Company 1870 lamps az 81 o each.
and the Consolidated Gas Company. l4.f2 lamps at
81 each The Board resolved recommend the
following divisions.
First-Au streets and avenues where The New
Amsterdam Gas COMPANY has mains.
S.cond-Al streets and avenues where the - anc-
ard Gas Company has mains, but where the Ne"-
Amsterdam has no mains
Tnird-Au streets and avenues where the Doueo"-
dated Gas Company has mains. but Vnere neither
Of the abOve-uamed companies has mains
The division makes the territories o. the New
Amsterdam and standard companies as large as
possible and AS they are The lowest bidders the
city would profit from n. arrangement "e on on
solilated Gas Company. which charges =. year
FOR a street lamp. is 20 have only the territory
where Il alone has mains. The cisiricting apples
only 20 this years contracts .,,,-
nm nr0 and con on The matter u a street TO con-
meet Van C0rear Place with Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
nrrAr1s OF THE SESSION.

- 49,. ,o,,-,.-.ee began It's session yesterday
.o-.,,s The Arst witness 10 be called was n Z. NJ.
rrrraharn a stockholcer in the haHAPO S'Ni..'
e,d one q Ks counsel. = vas he ne witness $40
vho induced Silas ?. butcher 20 me me PieS-
5-- ~ the company lie had made tae Tes-rs'
80 - ,-s.-,.o.so-s ~ che q the dire tors he
.ss understood Il was t1e 0isn Of The who're "''- .
80. NJ r,u+rhsr should become president one OF
49, % -iiest questions NJ Moss asked was as 10
.-a whereahouts OF tie much sought -o'
hook but Ike other RamaQo orlei-is ""o nav
--a-s5e5 him on the stand Nj Ilerahain Sa'- -'7
had never seen the stock BOOK. ana -a- '-o'
es.-.es. bnowledze as 20 where IL is ne ~--sU
30. 80 was brought into the company by MI
rs-.e-Aach ana others Who the others were
"a s.-,.-4a 20 say ZEE had never seen any en-
~. 6-..-s drawn by the company. and while he hal
received money from Charles a. Lamont NJ ""s
una -e o. say whether or not IL was me c'rl Oi1
lions money Asked e. b. had drawn me co''-31
tbe. went before The Board of PlpAc 4i"p'
-,sr.s the witness replied that Il was oGls-'-.'l
s-ov-- ~, Mr. Lauterbacn. but as he had tAore I
.ss-A -..rrt 70 be some changes the witness --'i-
-ss-av-- - The revised contract had theN 1v'--
s..--,.-es +, The directors and approved. j. WIS
NJ Iauterbach's contract. however, that vas pre-
ssuted 10 ne Board Of Public Improvements
DIFFERENCES N THE CONTRACTS.
NJ Iarraharn pointed or, several instances OF
pec.na- pnr4seology IL the Lauteroac- 0o'-' --'
that were rot IN his. lie went on
There are -FOUR principal eertaSs eei" ggaterii
d.Ssrero4 s. In regard 70 ne 49, tpe contract
i1e ,.n.. .-l- - three Se.-iS ,.,rar Mr. 14u-
- -r -----ls v-r-. The question ~ cIt- ..-.-
tle contract FIRST 4n-e up ~ --f. Inn 7
800 ne --4t --. contract he should o. -
-. -'-.s- period for the completion
o. 49, ri IT, .'' a5n,rc, IS amended by NJ Wh5le9
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21

The North German Lloyd steamship Aller ar
rived here from Genoa. Naples and Gibraltar yes
terfav Captain Pe,erman reports that on septem-
Der i3 Ch.orirda Scaera. an Italian steerase pas
s.-g.~ hunted overheard while insane and
lost Among The cabin passengers on the Aller
were Jared O. Baldwin. Professor and Mrs. c. "
Red and Alma Alma.
The Red star liner Noordand from Antwerp. ar
rived here yesterday With ,ne following among her
cabin passengers. T. : Benedict. the Rev. The
ooh!e Beusen Dr : r. B.geow the Rev. Jean B.
schmitt the Rev Thomas A. Tdhau. the Rev.
Jean Gru,er the Rev \. Hoffman,. the Rev,
4 Hunter. Professor Il. 3. Northrop ana
tn. Steamship Bremen. 4 the North German
IIovpd Will sal. for Bremen today. Among her
passengers VIII b. Miss Else Petersen and Mr. and
Nm ~ Htmh.re-American steamship Fuerst
Bismarck for imbarg today there VII be Pc
fe.-0r Charles 4 Bell Dr. David ". Ashrm Or
n p Bowditch T. Blackburn. Justice George 5.
Patcneuer. Commander 4 =. Cl'ary, y;
Charles r. Hull Professor G. Lunge and John IL
Martin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
TO LOOK AFTER UNCLE SALTS SAILORS.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION NAvAh
BRANCH ESTABLISHED N ToMPdNs-
WIFE sTATEN IsLAND.

Temporary headquarters Of the Naval Young
Mems Christian Association. ~ No. i6 Sands-st.
Brooklyn were opened yesterday IN the old Bay
View H0rel building in Arretta-st, Tompkinsville.
Staten Island The Object u the association IS 20
furnish lodging for the sailors who come ashore
from TIE warships and rre headquarters are IN
charge ~ y " Macdonald formerly military and
nautical Instructor in a House OF Refuge. The
place is furnished with cots and Mr Macdonald
sad Yesterday. we intend 10 keep tne sailors rom
cong STRAY II possible He has informed the
noii-e that men falling into their hands Will nnd
Shelter and care A. the hea iqparters. Arrange
r.arts have been made for serving luncheon % the
men and the rooms are equipped Win reaolNs
matter writing material. game and piano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21

Washington. Sept - Wayne MacNeagh. counsel
for Captain Carter. called ar the Department ~
Justice to-day and arranged With The Attorney
General Tor d final hearing ot the case on Wednes-
day next So far as known 10 other counse! Will
be- present a. The hearing the Judge Advocate
General having signihed his Willingness 70 submit
the matter " hls recently nled bfleL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
BARON FATA REVIEWS THE ITALIANS.
TWENTY NINTH ANNIyERsARY OF GARIBLDrs
ENTRY INTO ROME CELEBRATED.

ENTRY INTO ROME CELEBRATED.
The twenty-ninth anniversary OF the entry on the
Italian army into Rome was celebrated by parade
IN this City yesterday The Italian societies headed
by Coroner Antonio yucca their president marched
from the Garibadi statue in Washington square.
along Fifth-ave.. 20 Forty-second-st.. 70 Eighth
ave- 70 the Columbus Monument IN the circle at
Fifty-ninth-st
There a review wa. held by Baron Fava. the Ital-
Ian Ambassador. Chevalier O. Branchi Italian Con-
sui General. Randolph Guggenheimer. President oe
the City Council and other officials. Acaard
Croker reviewed the parade from the steps Of the
Democratic Club Forty-f0ur societies. or about
TWO thousand men. We're n line. After the parade
an the societies proceeded 20 Harlem River Park.
where a festival was held Addresses were made
by Coroner yucca and other well known men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
~ HlRRoR rRrETEEs - N0r W..

L was reported that there would he a meeting
Of the trustees az Sailors Snug HarDor yesterday,
when complaint would be made AGAINST Cow
ernor Daniel D.ehanty who IS commander In
,he Navy iy ten male nurses IN tho institution
"a ho APP. dissatisfied with hi- treatment q them.
A. M Offices ~ th~ institution Dr. the Bank ~ COM
nsr.e building af 81 q Nd-~lu-st.. & was SAID
yesterla, morning thar cher. would he 10 meeting
~ The trustees until early il October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-21
PUBLIC OUTDOOR RELIEF.

MI Folks read his paper az the beginning of
the morning session. Speaking OF outdoor relief
h. said
That public outdoor relief IS not necessary for
the humane Gaze OF the poor IS no longer an open
question OF the forty largest cities I'm the country
ten give ID public rele; whatever These include
the large cities OF Neu-York IN which public out
door relief was practically abolished In lS5 Phila-
teiph.a and Brooklyn. IA which Il was abolished ia
1873 baltimore which apparently has never had
amy public outdoor relief san Francisco Washing
ton Kansas City. Denver Atlanta and Memphis.
Another ten Of The forty largest cities give very
little outdoor relief This sf includes the cities q
- Louis Nev-Orleans. Pittshurg Louisville Jer-
sey City Indianapolis. =. Paul. Providence and
Richmond
In another LIST ~ ter the outdoor relief may Dc
said 20 be considerable and FL the remaining ten
cities IL is given freely. These last in the order
q the amount q outdoor relief a. compared with
the population are scranton Grand Rapids. De-
tro.t Columbus Milwaukee. Toledo. FAN River
Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse Curi0usly enough
n this State the Two extremes meet the large
cities u New-York and Brooklyn give TO public
outdoor relief while Buffalo Rochester and SYRIA
clse give more In proportion to their population
than any other large cit - IN the country
THIS city in Which We are row meeting has the
unenvabie reputation Of giving more outdoor re-
lief n proportion 20 rs population than any other
% The forty largest cities IL the United States s
annual expenditure for his purpose amounting 70
81 cents per capita for The entire population OF the
city No one Will claim for a moment that the
poor q this city are more adequately and nu-
namely cared FOR than In the cities OF New-York.
Philadelphia brooklyn and baltimore nor does this
community notwithstanding rs large expenditure
FOR outdoor relief frd any Jess demand upon T. for
The maintenance of an almshouse This brings US
20 remarkable historical fact. that whom the free
distribution of public outdoor relief has been dis
lar roe
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MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.
CHIEF TOPIC DISCUSSED BY THE
DELEGATES AT SYRACUSE.
OFFICIALS OF MANY CITIES EXCHANGE
vIEWs-OUTDOOR PUBLIC RELIEF
CONDEMNED SUMMARY OF
THE ADDRESSES.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBrNE.l

Syracuse. Sept. 20.-The second days session
OF the convention II the League Of American
Municipalities was devoted to-day TO a con-
sideration u Municipal Charities" the
Assessment System. " Public improvements
and The Municipal Ownership OF Public Ser
vice Industries" Interesting papers on all OF
these subjects We're read.
The chief papers We're by Homer Folks the
secretary Of the State Charities Aid Association;
John p Weakly. Mayor Of Florence Ala. and
Henry V. Johnston. Mayor Of Denver.
Papers against municipal ownership We're
submitted by Robert p Porter. Of New-York
by " A Gemunder. Of Columbus. Ohio and by
" J. Francisco. % Rutland Vermont There
was a conflict II a warm nature between the
opponents and the supporters OF municipal
ownership Of franchises
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MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.

Henry V Johnson. Mayor Of Denver, made the
opening address on Municipal ownership lie
favor4d the acquisition b. cities Of water light.
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Mr.. PORTER N OPPOSITION.

Kooer' + 1o-'e'' 49, '''-
nicipal ownership sa'1'
An effort is now on foot. N my opln'o" -.A-S III
with great Z niger % American mA'.el''''''77 ~
re-o,a al constitutional and legislative restrictions
49, .-,,-i.,rsl Indebtedness when tAe mlnicipaAS 8
,,.b 20 purchase those so-caled revenue producing
urooertiez Communities. Ike individuals soon Tor
e., pas, experiences. and those who see their Wild
schemes checked fy The so.ri J''-''''".
by the people during '''es - -, s,rb
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RAMAPO MYSTERIES STILL.
AR MOSS CONTINUES HIS PROBING INTO
THEM

ANOTHER DAY OF LITTLE HEADwAY-A
WITNESSES REFERENCE TO THE COM
MrTTEE's COUNsEL-DOCK DE-
PARTMENT KEEPING UP ITS
TREASURY ORDERS"
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Mr.. BIRDsALL RECALLED

Chief Engineer Brdsan u the Water Depart
u,ent was recalled. and IN answer 20 Nj Moss
said that be had not the original draft q me
Harnapo contract II was only copy Of the pa
Der which was shown 20 him The witness was
asked as 20 his opinion On the matter. and SAID
that the plan appeared 10 him feasible that all me
water called for was not necessary al once ''
....,s te s,,rnlle5 as wanted The witness said De
,..s sure the Esopus valley could supply cone
siderable quantities Of water Iie had visited that
district ana four reservoir sites about q" feet
above tide water had been shown 70 him AT a
u,tle over 800 feet sites Of twelve proposed fesef-
voirs had been shown 10 him Esovls water