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New-York tribune., 1899-10-07
J. SERGEANT CRAW AND COLER.

PRESIDENT OF THE DocK BOARD SPEAKS "a"
cAsT1cAILY or THE CONTROLLER
President J. Sergeant Cram presided AT tne Inee'
ing OF the Dock Board Tor the first time yestefdsy
since the summer vacation he returned from
Europe on Saturday. President Cram took oo'-
sion TO grow sarcastic concerning the Controller
and said: Controller Colsr proposes 70 appoint
single commission which Will decide all condemns
ton proceedings
Yes" INTERRUPTED Commissioner Meyer. O"'
that win mean n legislation" Ia.
yes " said the President. that Will mean esp,
ation Controller COler j. ar estimable young msi-
lie however must know that the Legislature y
Republican and that the city IS Democratic. al
therefore nothing will be done His endeayors "'
surely prove frutIess. go ...
The other business wa. ~ no public importance
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07
THE TWO FLAGS.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: A correspondent sends us from South AFRICA
the following stirring lines. which were published
in a newspaper Of Cape Town when Rear Admiral
Howison's flagship, the Chicago. was at that port
on her recent long cruise 1t seems to US that as
ana frateruity extending through the British colo
nies as well as the home country many OF your
readers would be gratiiied to see u repu9'sh%e4 20 m
The Tribune. JOIN IL DNN ID W.
New-York. oct. s. 1899
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07
TO PRESERrE HOME or PRESIDENT POLK.

Nashville, Tenn, oct (SpeciaO The Cumber
land Chapter, Daughters OF the American Revou-
tion. to-day started movement looking TO the
preservation Of Polk Place the o,d home OF Presi-
dent James X. Polk In this city. resolution
that the Daughters OF the American Revolution IN
this state take up the matter os the preservation
OF tho place an historic memorial and rs city
park was adopted
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07
LEDrRER'S SUIT AGAINST MISS RUSSELL.

Justice Garretson. OF the Kings County Supreme
Court. yesterday decided that tho suit of George
W. Lodcrcr against Miss Lillian Russell, To recover
S5ooo for alleged breach OF contract. would have
to be tried In Sew York County. The ground for
The decision Is based Oh the fact that the painiir
II not resident II Kings County. ana the de-
iendant now lives in The county VI Ncw-lork.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07
M4JoR MuLTORD,S WEE SENS DnORCt.

Omaha. Neb Oct. 6 (specinD.--Msjor Mulford.
Of the seth Regulars At Fort Crook. who is promi-
nent socially. has been sued for divorce the
ground of alleged cruelty.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07
1rAcf 10 Advertisement mis-.
brslnres \ ontfs.

Roll TOP Desks and once Furniture.
Great Variety Of style and Price
T g sELLEW.
No III Fulton -
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07

Thomas G Blackstork OF Toronto. is one Of the
largest mine owners In the ROsyn district Of Brit
ish Columbia lie owns the great
MINING War Eagle Mine outright and is
HERE AND Interested IN many other properties.
IN CANADA. When seen at the Fifth Avenue
Hoiel Yesterday Mr. Blackstock, in
speaking OF tho differences between mining In Can
ada and mining in this country said: Il am sat
isfed that mining properties IN the United States
anywhere west Of the Rocky Mountains can be
bought cheaper than similar properties In Canada.
In other words tho American Government giv"s a
better chance 10 miners trau the Canadian GOV
ernment docs. This stat, ment Is really against my
own interest Tor own 40 mining prope IeS N
this country although I hope 10 DO some day.
Your people too will sel for less money than you
can buy for anywhere else. The reason ioF the
think partially accounted for by the scarcity ot
other Investments aLd also because OF the present
high price OF copper
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07
ROOSEVELT Nor TO SPEAK ~ NEBRASA,'

Albany oct ,SpeciaD william j. ,as that
Goyer"or Roosevelt had no intention Of %.s'. aso
noticsl -peeches IN Nebraska. ana ,latnntended 20
"rnor had made all the engagements hs NV"
make this fall.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07
THE TALK OF THE DAY

A M
United Irish League" says THE Newark Call at
uhich Michael Devitt spoke. an old lady at the
rear Of the platform unable TO see ~nat was going
on. asked Who's speaking now
",Nr Davitt' said a bystander; him that was
in prison forty year
...Nfv Cod exclaimed the old lady. what did he
steal?
.,stealr was the Indignant reply He tri"d to
steal his country from the damned Saxon
THE SITUATION.
From Krtigersdorp to Lichtenberg.
And back to Potchetstrum
From Swaziland TO Petersburg
Is heard the burgher drum
From Wakkerstrum 70 EImelo
From Hoopstad to Dundee
They're marching down 70 Rustenburg
And up r. I'm az kim6sriey;i me I yisrh,,r0
Johannesburg ana all
From Standcrton and Barbeton
And Ermeo Is all agog
,Hd HiI iateet news from Haetnertsburg
y" '"''''''S -oCleveland Plain Dealer
A curious contest is going on in Tampa, Fla.
RI eaidonts Of certain sections OF the city want an
exemption made of their part OF the city so that
COWS may Craze OF the streets. Other residents 10
not want this and the hight is lively one, the city
administration being the sufferer So many depre-
datlons have been made recently by cows running
at large on the streets that the ratc residents and
owners OF lawns and flower gardens have organized
o shotgun quarantine against the cows. am declare
that they are going to murder some OF them II they
arc not kept locked up.
Hist" whispered the villain. creeping sirS MY
across the stage. Yes expected YOU would be, -
trickled down from the gailety.-tChicago News
Now" said an English schoomaster as he dis
PLAYED bright five shilling piece between the tips
Of his finger and thumb. "the hrst boy girl that
nuts a riddle 10 me which cannot answer will re-
ceive this as a gift. ANY more" he asked as soon
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07
CRUISER EAGLE'S BOUNTY SUIT
orFIcrRs AND MEN SEEK THE GOVERNMENT
AWARD FOR SINKING THE SAN DOMINGO

AWARD FOR SINKING THE SAN DOMINIC
The officers ana crew OF the auxiliary 60
Eagle began suit yesterday against the ~ ma.
ment in the chambers OF the Unfed 's,vss.
trct Attorney in brooklyn for bounty ana 90 ssn
for the capturc and sinking OF the steamship Ca
Dominso At the time OF the blockade o. Ian
ports in the Spanish American Wal. IN TTnsIant,
Is brought hy District Attorney fcttt a. ~ being
and ne occupies the anomalous posiN0" -
the prosecuting attorney as well 80, ..orge r.
United States Judge Thomas appoihfII, the es-
Raattys A special commissioner 20 t'Ac ror the
done. The officers and crew are sul,eo houniy
value Of the san Domingo. S2el 400 ANU an" "a ~ lO
OF $40 FOR each member of the Eagles WV
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07

II the Democratic party departs from the
principles or any Of the principles underlying
the Chicago platform Of 1896 believe Il will
"be third when the votes are counted at the
November election OF 1900" If this declarat ton,
made by Judge Tarvin. Of Kentucky. last Tues
day at Dallas. Texas. is to be taken at face
value, it looks II the Democratic silver poll
ticians were in doubt whether to play their can
didate In the next Presidential stake race for
place or Ont-tNO-t three.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07

Senator James X. Jones. Of Arkansas, who is
still chairman Of the Democratic National Com
mittee, will find his time occupied for a month
or two after exchanging greetings with his
Democratic colleagues In untangling the threads
OF the numberless conferences in which the party
leaders have been indulging during his Euro.
pean trip
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07

"Evcrything politically seems 20 be ali right IN
Osweyo Just now" said John T. Mott, Of that city.
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel .ast
CONGRESS- night "as also is il in our entire
MAN section We arc hchind the Presi-
CHICKERINCi dents expansion or anita -AgI'naldo
BETTER policy. the name signifies but lttie
but up there believe The country
should not only keep everything its got now hat
should also get more II II can. J am down here
for the races and to-day ran Scro~s Congressman n
Charles A. Chckering OF Copenhagen. y I. who
IS at the Grand Union lie has been sick for a
long iime past. and 1t had been said o. an IN,
cur;ble diS.nso Tis many friends VIII ir delighted
to hear that Dr Hammond has assured him mat
there t. nothing OF an ucurabie nature me maiicr
with him. and that in short timo the former
clerk of the Assembly and present k,pTe,eniarFc
In Congress OF tho XXINth DIs'riri will h' as we'll
as ever
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07

Il am down here to gee tho international Yacht
races" said oX-Congressman George y. South
wick, Of Albany at tho Waldorf
POLITICS Astoria yesterday afternoon. ana
n ALBANY expect 10 return Ia Albany to-mor-
row evening so far. II has been
a very disappointing experience. but hope for bet
ter things from Saturday. race.
Politics have been bit mixed m Albany ms
summer Frederick F. Easton. who was Superin-
tondent OF Public Buildings under Governor Black
and who is great friend Of his and also OF LOUIS
+. Payn and Garrett J. Benson eX-Sergean'- al =
Arms OF the State Senate. tried 10 get mp trounie
inside of the Republican party. and, Of course me
Democratic press throughout the state aided ana
abctted them and this trouble was generally re-
ported around to be serious but the result was
different. for when the Republican primaries came
on the so-called Barnes machine carried all three
cities i'm the district-Albany. Watervet and 60
hoes-anl all OF the ten country towns aS wen.
The Easton- Benson combination didn't carry q
ward. town. or even single contested election dis
trict. The organization is all right, az TINS nght
was wholly within its lines and viii not he carried
10 the polls. /, .,..
"A nretty little Mayoraty contest IS on In Albany
now In which r. seems possible that the kepuo-
licans will win The Republican party AT the state
capital Is taking in the good government organlza-
tons Of kind and another In the city, ard there
seems every prospect that the Good Government
Republican combination will prevail over the Dem
ocrats and defeat the present Democratic Mayor
Thomas Jefferson Van Astyne.'
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07

George Gooderham OF Toronto who owns the
greatest dstllery In Canada and is Of the rich
est men IN the Dominion. is here
OWNER OF for the races staying ~ the Wal
GREAT dorf-Astoria. MIR. Gooderham, who
LAKES is an enthusiastic yachtsman. owns
CHAMPION the steam Yacht Orioe. designed by
A. Cary Smith. Of this city. which
a foy wears ago Son the championship OF the Great
Lakes and still retains the title. Mr. Ciooderham
ls said TO nave carried 10 a successful conclusion
the greatest individual mining deal over transacted
I'm his country whom short time ago h. pur-
chased the Centre Star Mine which is in Roslyn,
B C. paying. as he did. S2.O0O0o0 spot cash Tor the
mine over he counters of the Bank OF tho Repub-
lic in Wall-st The Centre Star is said 20 be the
biggest mine IN British Columbia and viii pay dN
dends the rate Of $50OOO month, II Is repor'h'
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07

Among the guests at the Waldori-Astoria are
Nessrs Ioeve Arnhold and Goidschmidt. who
have just arrived from Germany as
GERMAN members and delegates or the
COMMERCIAL. Altesten der Kaufmannschatt or
DELEGATES Berlin They the delegates or
the principal commercial body OF
Berlin to the Commercial Congress Of Philadelphia
Mr. Loewe who is at the head OF the firm OF Loewe
& Co. OF Berlin said in reply to a question: we
going to Philadelphia to study the orsa"i]s noh
- +ho commercial museum especially in regard TO
the possibility Of information co-operation. ana
10 Inspect the National exhibition OF Amel!cd.. .
American Industry has developed and What position
il now occupies in the worlds trade. As deesat IS
of commercial bodies in Germany We Will assist
at the same time at the international COmmescia,
nrogramme We however. take interest In some or
he many subjects suggested by the PhladepnlA M
committee and hope 10 ind an opportunity or uls-
cussng the different custom house difficulties that
cause dissatisfaction and complaint I'm the business
relations between Germany and the United states
Of
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07

II the street railroad companies insist upon
running open cars day and night when the
thermometer Is near the frost point. they ought
at least to provide lap robes and feet warmers
for their passengers.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-07

Marcon adds glowing name To the list which
contains those Of Franklin. Volta. Morse and
L,dison
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19

The cafe Heublein is becoming more metropolitan in it's character every day, and it now equals the best places of it's kind in New York city. The house takes pride is serving only the finest goods strictly on their own merits and you can always rely on getting just what you order at the Heublein. Par ticular attention is given to serving draught beer in perfect condition. the brands selected being the first choice of the country. Piel Brothers real Ger man lager, celebrated for its purity, and Anheuser- -Busch's St. Louis, so long and favorably known, are constantly on draught besides a choice of fine inn ported beer. Prisoner, Munich and Wuerzberger and Bass and Burton ales. The kitchen Is in charge of first class chef and able assistants. Every thing in season is to be found on the bill of fare and the prices are moder- ate. The service at the Heublen is po- lite and painstaking and all appoint ments are neat and comfortab ble. A new feature of the Heublein is the ladies restaurant, where ladies, whether es- corted or not, are always sure of polite attention and refined surroundings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
MT. Moody at United Church.

MT. Moody addressed an exceptionally large audience at 10 o'clock yesterday morning at the United church. His topic was "How to Study the Bible. D He held the large audience intensely in terested for over an hour He said: "There is a great deal of talk in these days about studying the Bible in He brew and Greek, the original languages. Well they are all right but, my friends, what common people like you and l need is the original English. Take it by books, get a telescopic view of it then when you have the outlines thoroughly in mind take microscope and get down to business A large collection was taken up for MT Moody's colporterage work. He will appear for the last time this morning in the United church at 10 o'clock. He will speak on the topic, s'Grace."
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention.
FOR APRIL IS. 1899.

High water to-day, 6:01 a. m.
 Mrs. Benjamin W. Bacon and daugh- ter, Miss Dorothy B. Bacon of this city are visiting relatives in Norwich.
 Mrs George Richmond of East Frank lin has returned from New Haven, where she attended her sisters we'd Hing.
 Miss Flora Pendexter of South Merl- den, who has been visiting friends in New Haven for the past week, returned home yesterday
 The Rev. Charles w. Lyon, who has many friends and relatives in this city and vicinity has been reappointed pas tor of the Essex Methodist church.
 Lots on your terms-R. F. Baldwin.
 The Hillhouse team will leave for Stamford this morning, where it will play the Belts academy team of that place.
 The great rush of shipping business which set in several months ago is con- stantly increasing and to-day shippers of coasting schooners and steamers are having trouble trying to ship crews. This condition prevails in this city, New London, New Bedford and at other New England ports.
 Word has just been received from Mgr Martinelli, the papal ablegate, now stationed in Washington, that he will surely honor New Haven with his presence next Sunday He will assist in the ceremonies incident to the dedi- cation of St. Michael's Catholic church on Wooster Place.
 Estimates on the plans for the new building of the Seamless Rubber com pany of this city are now coming in. The new building will adjoin the pres ent factory on Daggett street, being forty feet by one hundred, and three and four stories high. The sides Of the upper story and part of the roof will be of metal and glass. It will have an elevator and will be equipped with elec- trio lights.
 Mrs. w. w. Cameron and her daugh- ter-in-l Jaw, Mrs Pearl Cameron, were out driving yesterday afternoon and when on Temple street, near Commerce street. their horse shied, throwinng both ladies out, both of whom were bad 1y injured. Mrs. w. W. Cameron was severely bruised in the back and hip and Mrs. Pearl Cameron's face was badly bruised. A lady who was near the scene kindly assisted the Cameron ladies to their home on Elm street, near Orchard street opposite the orphan asylum. The horse was captured some minutes after the accident. The animal was scratched and the carriage broken. The two Cameron ladies were formerly of the Aldrlch house. Mrs. w. w. Cam erons husband was formerly proprietor of that hotel.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19

MT. Pickernell thought that one req son why the new company could not get long distance service, over the, es:- tablished lines was because the Ameri- can Telephone and Telegraph company uses some parts of the Southern New England lines in Connecticut as con- meeting lines for the long distance ser vice.
 At o'clock the hearing was adjourn ed to to-day at i. .30 D. m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
PROPERTY ATTACHED.

Property valued at $10,000 was att tached yesterday on behalf of William s. Hubbell of Buffalo N Y., in a suit against Thomas G. Forsyth and Mrs Janet F. Hickok, to recover payment of a note of $S,000 with interest Forsyth Is the former proprietor of the launder- ing and dye works establishment of that name. Some time ago he sold out and Is now said to be living in Bridge port
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19

William c. Kolp, who was for eight years with the Malley, Nicely company or this city, left the carpet. and repair department of the Howard & Barber Co.,, Derby, Saturday, and has bought out the Gilbert Cleaning works in that city, which he is to conduct in future, doing carpet cleaning and renovation, furniture upholsterng, etc.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
UL.IIHER RECORD.

Agricultural Department, Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau. Washington, D. C., April IS, 1899, D. in. Forecast for Wednesday,
 For Massachusetts : Partly cloudy With showers in western portion Wednesday; fresh southeastery winds Thursday, rain. For Rhode Island and Connecticut: Partly "Wednesday, fresh southeastery winds; rain "Wednesday night and Thursday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19

hardest kind of usage. A shoe that Is extra strong, yet not heavy-a shoe tha slightly and made to fit young feet pro oerly.
 Boys spring heel, "steel shod" shoes, sizes 9 to l3H. $I.a5 a pair.
 Boys "stecl shod" shoes with hee,.s, sizes F to 2. Price $I.5o pair.
 Boys "steel shod' shoes,
 zes 2H to 5H. Price, $a a pair.
 ChNdrcn's Reefers.
 We are now showing about five hundred of the choicest novelties in reefers for child ren from to 5 yrs of age.
 Childfen's reefers in tan, Yale and red, with three r ows plain and one row If fancy braid, new shape, sailor col lar and strap bacS. Price. o8c.
 Children's reefers, three different styles of collars, good cloth and strap backs, look like $2.oo garments. P ic', $l.4S each.
 Elegant style of children's reelers. empire CT tight-backs, erauless over the shoulders fifteen rows cf white braid, a 1 the new shad $. Price, Sr oS.
 Reefers with lace or satin ribbon trimming, la-e trim med, lace strap back, satin ribbon rufaed on em olre tyle. Price $2.eS.
 7asEzpEN:NA.L.L,Nl@. E
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
Have It Sent to You.
Wednesd day, April 19, 1859.
NEW ADYBRYISNM ENIs TO-DAR

Auction Sale--R. B. Mallory. Book CaseS-The Chamberlain Cc, Bicyc,e Shoes-N. H. Shoe Co Black Dress Goods-The Chas. Monson Co. Cotfee-Gilbert X Thompson
 Ely's Cream Balm-At Druggists:
 For Rent-Rooms-- Edwards street. For Rent-Houges. Flats-J. T. Sloan. For Rent-Dwelling- Howe Street. For Rent-Rooms-539 Elm Street. Blower Special-The Edw. Malley GO. Grape-Nuts--At Grocers'.
 Hose-The J. F. Bassett X Co.
 Prices Low--Griggs postum-At Grocers'
 Scissors and Shears-Howe & Stetson. Steamers American and Red Star Llnes Spring Campaign--The Gamb,e-D Desmond Co. Wanted-Girl-52 Division Street, Wanted tua tion-36 Walnut Street, Wan d--situation-91 Bradley Street. ed-Salesmen-Aldrich House. Wanted d-Housekeepers-77 Chapel Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19

Harry Blake of New York, proprietor of the Beach Park cottages at Clinton, is at the Bacon house, Clinton. He will immediately erect four new cottages to supply the demand at the park this summer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
WATER COLOR EXHIBITION
 CLOSES

The successful and interesting exhibi- tion of water colors at Cutters Art store closes on Saturday of this week. Visitors are welcome and purchasers will find great advantage in selecting from such an attractive collection.
 apis 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
MADONNA OF THE FLOWER AND
 THORN

A new and most interesting Madon- na painted by George M. Haushalter, for memorial chapel in Rochester, New York It is a very beautiful work, full of genuine religious spirit and will without doubt, be classed among the most successful modern works of this orders Fine photographic reproductions can be seen at Cutters Art store.
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
 and Shears
 At Half Prices

| A small lot of scis-
 sors and shears from the celebrated Will
 liam Schollhorn Co.,,
 made in New Haven
 and guaranteed first quality in every par
 ticular. Only the best steel has been used in the manufac- ture of these goods, which are finely hn- ished and full nickel plated. We have them in the follow ing styles and sizes:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
s,he Rnbv ta Cuttino Teeth.

Be sure and use that old and wel.tried rem edy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teethlng. It soothes the child. wnd Sh .ds coc ae and is the best remedy for diar rhoea. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
 d11 MWF&w 1y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
BATTALION DRILL,

The Second battalion, composed of the Light Guards, City Guards and Blues, will hold their regular drill on Thursday evening. Major Sucher will command.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19

Health for ten cents. Cascarets make the bowels and kidneys act naturally, de- stroy microbes, cure headache bilious ness and constipation. All druggists.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
FINE CIT GLASS.

A fresh and elegant stock of the fin- est quality and most artistic cuttings at Cutters Art store. apis 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
Scissors.

Women's 5 in. pointed Scissors, 25c. /" 5H in. " " 2oc. " 4A in. buttonhole Scissors,
 .25c. Mems 5 in. pocket Scissors, a5c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-19
CLAN MCLEOD

Will Not Go to Meriden To-Night, as
 Arranged.
 The members of Clan Mcleod No. 31, o. S. C., who were going to Meriden to- night to visit Clan Malcholm of that city, have postponed their visit until week from to-day, when they will go to Meriden.