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New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
WOMAN WANTS JOB ON TUNNEL.

Since the news got abroad that the work had
begun on the rapid transit tunnel the city has
been invaded by army of who clamor for
a chance to work that great project Night
after night the Municipal Lodging House is filled
with respectable, but poverty stricken, Who
say they want work and hope to get it the
tunnel
1t not until yesterday morning. however. that
a woman sought job in the big trench. She was
a lodger last night the lodging house and when
superintendent Blair of the Outdoor Poor Depart
ment made his usual inspection the woman, a
muscular one, met him and demanded work. She
spoke with a strong Italian accent
Il can get you work a washerwoman,' the
Superintendent told her
Il no worka da wash she protested vehemently.
TOO mucha da work, too little da mon"
Well what do you want TO do?" he asked.
II ka da job da tunnel she said after some
difficulty in making herself understood.
Superintendent Blair said he would what he
could do but told the that her chance of
employment on the tunnel not very good.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
NETWORK CITY.

ouHaio calf was born in the Menagerie at Cen
IRA! Park yesterday morning. This is the third
can porn In the Park, and the herd now consists
OF Tour adults and the young calf
Bids for the construction of a new wing for tho
museum OF Natural History in Brooklyn were
opened by the Park Board yesterday. The bid Sc
lected will go TO the Controller for his approval
me investigation by the Aqueduct Commission
into the charges against the contractors on the
croton Dam, brought by the labor people. was ad-
Journed yesterday until next Tuesday because the
labor people did not appear
Thomas ]. McCabe was yesterday appointed
deputy chief clerk for the Borough of The Bronx to
succeed Maurice T. Ward, who resigned
The contest over the will of Robert Bonner which
was set for yesterday before Surrogate FITZGERALD
was adjourned to next Monday on account of the
engagement of David Mcclure. special guardian of
the testator's grandchildren in the Court of Ap-
peals.
A meeting in the interest of the Gospel Mission
to the Tombs will be held in the Reformed Epis-
copal Church 0he Rev. DR.. W. r Sabine pastor)
at Madison-ave and Fifty-ffth-st. tomorrow even
ing at o'clock. William NJ. F. Rounds. of the
Prison Association and Chaplain Munro of the
Tombs will speak
Services celebrating the twenty first anniversary
Of Christ's Mission (the Rev James A O'Connor
pastor) being held the Sunday evenings of
this month in Masonic Temple Sixth-ave and
Twenty-third-st Tomorrow evening the Countess
Schrnmelmann of Denmark, will deliver an ad-
dress. On May q Ira d. Sankey will conduct an
hours service Of Sacred Song and Story" One
thousand dollars has been raised in the meetings
already held toward the debt 81 900 on Christ's
Mission.
The annual report of the Commissioner of High
ways shows that less than fve miles OF new pave
ments were laid In Manhattan in 1899 About half
Of the new pavements were of asphalt
The Charity Organization Society appeals for So
month for six months to pay the rent Of an aged
| old The man Is a helpless invalid in part no
| doubt due to Incorporate habits In youth but of
| late years he has reformed The wornans cbarac-
| ter is unquestioned. and their devotion to each
other is unusual. The woman has supported the
man for years, but is unable to do so longer with
out assistance. as he needs her constant care and
| she cannot bear the thought of having him taken
from her in his last days Any morey for this case
sent to the Charity Organization Society No l05
| East Twenty-seCond-st.. will be duly and pubiclv
acknowledged.
piano, vocal and violin recital Will be given at
| S15 o'clock tonight at the New-York Conserva-
tory Of Music, No. 112 East Eighteenth-st by the
students of the institution. under the direction OF
Carl Bruchhausen and F c. Packard.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
CAPITAL AND LABOR AGhEh.
.- rpAnEs AND MACHINIsTS FORM A
COMPACT TO REGULATE SIRlhhS
AND WAGES

The Arbitration Board of the National Me.ai
Trades Association and the international Associa
,,o-, of Nachinists which has been in session al
,ho Murray Hill Hotel since May 10. ad)ourheu
yesterday afternoon. having reached an agreement
,,ifh was declared satisfactory to all partles con-
earned IT is said that if this is carried out no
strikes or lockouts will arise until the matter mas
9rs, heen submitted to an arbitration committee
II is said be the first time Ihat capilah d1"
,af,or have made such an agreement.
ID McIaran president of the National Metal
Trades Association was chairman of the joint
conference The resolution adopted became binding
,non all members Of the National Metal Trades As
,ocation and the International Association of Ma
chinists.
Prior 10 any matters being taken up for aroitra-
ton the strikes existing in Paterson. y J., and
Cleveland Ohio were officially declared off
AS some doubts had been expressed by members
of the conference the ability OF their re-
spective organizations control their members
a resolution was passed TO the effect that the
members of the Board pledge themselves 70 report
anv member falling carry out the findings ana
decisions of the Board 10 their respective orgaSa
lions for discipline suspension expulsion, ac-
cording the merits of the case.
n regard schedule of hours the BOARD de-
cided that 'ffty-seyen hours shall constitute a
weeks work from and after SIX months from lne
date of this agreement and fifty-four hours shall
constitute a weeks work from and after twelve
months from the date of this joint agreement The
hours divided will best suit the convenience
of the employer.
shoDe where a less number of hours week is al
ready in operation. The agreement went into ef-
feet yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The choir of the Presbyterian Church will give
a concert Tuesday evening. May %. in the large
auditorium of the church. 1t will be assisted by
II. Evan Williams, tenor soloist of New York. and
Miss Helen b. Prehn, soprano solost. of Brook
lyn. The concert will open with organ voun-
tary, and be followed by chorus. In addition to
the renditons by the choir Miss Prehn will sing
special selection in the first part and Will sing the
solo in Mendelssohn's Hear Our Prayer, to be
rendered by the choir; Mrs. Charles |. Brooks will
sing When the Heart Is Young, and Neidngers $
The Robin, both soprano solos; Mrs. Y. v Beard
contralto, will sing THE Journey Is Long, and
Mr.. Williams will sing two solos.
William Sidney Howson, a photographer of this
city, died at his home Thursday night in his
ffty-fourth year. Mr.. Howson native of
Australia ard had lived In this country twenty
seven years. The Rev. S. T. Graham will con
is to be followed by burial In Beechwoods Gene
terry NewRochelle. Mr.. Howson's brother has
for years been the manager for Sir Henry Irving
and Miss Ellen Terry.
The 18th Separate Company of this city is
10 go to Creedmoor Monday for rifle practice
with the ether companies of the 1st Regiment
n. G. n. Y.
identity of the strange who found wan
dering in the streets about two months ago sur-
fering from deep scalp wounds. He is Matthew
jacobson Of Rock Springs, Wyo. letter from that
place says that. Jacobson being demented, the au-
thorities undertook to send him back to Finland
with some countrymen who were returning. He
ran away from them just before the vessel sailed
and wandered TO Mount Vernon. The is
in the ughkeepse Insane Asylum.
The local time tables both the NewYork and
Harlem and the New-York NewHaven and Hart
ford railroads will change tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-FRIDAY. MAY is. 1900
ARRIVED.

Battleship Texas. from Fortress Monroe. off
TGnPk9syills In y,Is Staten Island land o
May II.
10 anti nSs r. w csS na St ssy
to the United States Qnarermaster's Department Ar
Steamer m r., su,9Pean BI BsItie London May with
Steamer Potomac CBr,. Anderson, Liverpool May in
ballast to PR RuReeht , Ar5vea at the Bar at S
SwaGsea o. with mdse to James ArkeIl Co. Arrived
the s,asTer Bar at 1l,qaEbsn II n m pavs s,ss Nav ~
last to the Columbia Oh Co arrived at the Bar at " 12o
re aha esep cs & a S'pSs as s Bristol April g and
Swansea 30. with mdse James Arkell Co. Arrived
steamer Phoenica tGerl Fro,ich. Hamburg May and
sengers 70 the Hamburg American Line Arrived at the
Steamer Ausus;s ystors @ from HAMBURG Southampton
ballast to Philip Ruprecht Arrived at the Bar at
2s with mdse to sanderson & Son Arrived the Bar
Nssna Is Rssg & 3 and 3 Sc april a
and anchored owing to fog,
and Havana ls with mdse AR and 8 passengers to James
steamer MaTaea,bo, Hopkins. Ponce May IL with sugar
sci to Bovlton, Bliss & Dallett Arrived the Bar
70 IS With % saa g M 10
E Ward & Co arrived at the Bar at $50 , m '''e'
seame5 F5oso5 San no%jns3 CITY May
Monte CssI II and Turks & Island IL with md.e and Y
Steamer Maravian Obj, Purdie Trinidad May and
dad Shipping Trading Company. Arrived the Bar
at m.
.sonGqn Plat Jacksonville NAY lyu1 !. and
Hspon Ra May 49, in ballast to va
Co. Arrived at the Bar at ESQ nth. and anchored
Steamer La Grand Duchesse. HanIon savannah May 10
with mdse and passengers 10 the Ocean SIS Co
Steamer Evelyn. Parse Norfolk with coal 10 Miller
steamer Jefferson Dole Norfolk with mdse and pas
senrers Old Dominion SIS Co.
steamer Chesapeake. Deano. Baltimore May 16. with
mdse TO II G Foster.
steamer FL SUD Higgins, with mdse to ] P Van
Sandy Hook. J. MAY Is. 9:So m-wind southwest
moderate brs sze; cloudy.
Steamers FL Mar for New Orleans; Main GieT Bremen
~, Pni!aaeRhS; Robinson {Br2 Newsas,le Eng
az, nSr,, Savannsh. Trt,cAss Anne
Norfolk and Newport News Colorado. Brunswick Phila
delphia C8r). Liverpool; Ithaka GER. rampico
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. May steamers Bowie (rl. Jones'
New-York; Wnstwater (i3r). stephen Sabine Pass VIA
Newport News; sailed steamer Taurc tBr> clarke, New
Glasgow. May ls-The reported sailing of May 10 Of
the steamer The Empress for New-York was an error
Leth. May is-Arrived. steamer Critic tsrl. Griffin
Brow Head. May 1s-Passed steamer Kansas City
Br) Savage. New-York for Bristol -
Lizard May 11-Passed, Gamers Beitor 03r) Hosk-
New-York tor HUI: Frieslanl (Roisl. NGkeis, New
York for Antwerp May Is. Ia Champagne tfn. fa1oLe
Prawle Point MAY 1s-Passed steamer American
Dutch. Bntz. New-Yorh Tor ROTTERDAM. po,,s,u
putchI Bonjer Rotterdam for New York; Belsravia
tGeD. schrotter. Hamburg for New YORK s,,
Southampton. May IS ii3S a. m Sailed. steamer
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
MORE SEGAR RTMORS.

The latest reports concerning the sugar war
that the acquisition of the New-York Sugar
Refining Company is contemplated by the interests
connected with the American Sugar Refining Com
pany. Claus Doschrr. of the New-York refinery,
was asked what basis there for the report. He
answered that as far he knew there was no
such report.
The American Sugar Refining Company yesterday
posted this notice:
Commencing to-day and until further notice we
will discontinue offering 6-pound cartons Of fine
granuiated sugar We still supply In 5-pound
cotton bags. packed in oo-pound sacks and in bar
rcls.
American Sugar Refining common stock made
a net advance Of points yesterday and closed at
1f9L
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
SING SING.

Deputy Superintendent of Census Jenkins has
made the following appointments OF enumerators
in this town: Edward NtcCollum. Edward Rocket.
Charles A. Brown. John -. Watson George Lea:y
Jacob King and Theodore Brown.
The annual meeting of Mohegan Chapter. Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution. held at the
home of Mrs. Abraham S: .Underhill on Thursday
A letter was read from Mrs. Annie V. r. Wells
resgning the regency of the chapter. The follow
ing officers Were elected: Regent, Mrs. Henry 5.
second vice-regent Mrs John v Cockcroft record
ing secretary. Mrs. Rufus Dutton; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Rebecca r. Secor; assistant secre
tary. Miss Mary c. Fisher; treasurer, Mrs. Charles
Nj. Niles; registrar Mrs J. Herbert Carpenter, and
historian, Miss Matte c. Rowe
The committee appointed at the meeting of tax
payers In February 70 inquire into securing a fire
alarm system, opened bids from the Gamewell
and National companies Thursday. The former
offered to put in system for 1870 and latter
for So 70 than that amount. The trustees will
be urged call q special election to raise the
MOI
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
RAMAPO FIGHT IN HIGHEST COURT.

The petition of Moses r. Crow and other creditors
of the New-York and Westchester Water Company
to have that corporation adjudged involuntary
bankrupt. which entertained by the Fed
eral courts of this district and circuit, will be
carried at once to the Supreme Court Of the United
States. The record of the proceedings In the two
lower courts shows that the New-York and West
chester Water Company has still I'm operation a
seven years contract containing renewal clause,
with the city of New-York, and that under this
agreement the company be requested furnish
eli the water called for by the city and do
The creditors say that II the Ramapo Water Com
pany gets control of the Westchester company.
under the existing contracts. the deal recently pre-
vented by Controller Coler be carried into
effect Notwithstanding the recent legislation AL
bany
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
MAsTEy IN CHARGE OF TRUST coMPANr.

Judge Lacombe OF the United States Circuit
Court. yesterday appointed Arthur H. Masten'
standing master of the court, TO take such proofs
as may be Offered by the parties the cause or
any other creditor of the New-England Loan and
Trust Company, of Iowa, the principal offices OF
which are in this city. concerning the Indebtedness
of that corporation in the suit in equity brought by
the Real Estate Trust Company. of Philadelphia,
and Sayillion s. Allen. OF ST. Albans. VT. The
standing master is also empowered to allow or dis
allow the claims presented TO him. and TO ascer-
tain what claims IL any, entitled TO preference
in nayment His notices inviting claims are to be
nuhlished once weekly for a month In two news
papers here and in one newspaper In Des Moines'
IOWA. c,,-
In the same suit year ago Judge Shipman
appointed Otto T Barnard OF this city. receiver or
the New-Engiand Loan and Trust Company. The
suit was brought account of a default In the
payment Of the and principal OF debentures
aggregating large sum.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

Furst Bismarck Ger. Barends trOm HAMBURG NV
York CherbOurs n, aear-
Newcastle. May 1I---Sdlieo stediiei S"'0''' NN'''
park, New-YOTk. v.Isex
HAMBURG, Msy Is. .. m---ArriNeS' s'eA'ie' 49,
Friedrich 1(serman). Bauer. New-NorS 80 yoo
Stettin. May l6.-Sahed, steamer fiispa'Aa VSS-'
Isunfels. New-YOrk. S,..ru-
Rotterdam. May Is . a m---ArriNeN' s'e""ie'
Dutch. Steuger. New-hork
payne I'm Fa1ole New YORK So, ..,s- Erurst
t'herscurg May Is. 45o m-saed stsaSns. sr,p,~
Bismarck tGerl Rarenes uron HAMBURG anu '
New-NoTk vnton
q. .hTaltar NAV iT-Fassed. Manila dtaD. ia
vino. Naples for New-Nork -, -, a,,rxs
IS.-Iassed. steamer Patria tFi'. D'~-s'
Marceiiles and Naples Tor New-Nork -, sr,.n
orenge, Sew-York. ,x-..,n.u ff3r,
Morgan. New-Nork- -. 49,. y.nsa<p
Bahia May 1S.-SaNed. steamer Asu w." >~|
lfrulu Rio JaneIgoA NAS-AA~~N
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
FIFTH AVENUE-J. NJ Dickinson. of Tennessee
and Dr. Montagu Jennings of Leicester England
GRAND-N II. Darton, United States Geological
Survey, and Colonel S. G. Babbitt L. S. A HOFF-
MAN-Cimaceo Calderon, of Washington. HOL-
LAND-Dr. lindley, of Cape Town, and Roland II.
Boutwel, OF Boston. 1MPERIAI~EX-State Sen
alto: M Nussbaum. of Albany; ex-Judge w B. Nc
Mullen, of Knoxville; A Rheinhardt, of Alexandria
Egypt, and Judge T. T. Williams, of San Fran
cisco. MAJES1IC-S. Tilton, of Laconia n H
MURRAY HILL-E. J. Watt, of New-Zealand and
stephen Brownell, of Providence. NETHERLAND
state senator Elon r. Brown of Watertown
n: T., and Colonel A. H Belo of Texas PLAZA
nleXahder Rives. of Washington. WALDORF-A
Brand NJ r, of London; William Nottingham of
syracuse; Frank B. Stevens, of Boston; ex-C;ov-
ernor Frank Brown of Maryland and c. F. Farms
worth, of Memphis.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

FOREIGNERS STILL COMING BY THOUsANDS-A
BARGE OFFICE INSPECTOR PROMOTED.
The number Of immigrants at the Barge Office
reached the high water mark this week, during
which 15 900 have arrived at this port Forty per
cent of the arrivals were Italians. Two thou
sand and forty-six immigrants were brought in yes
terday by steamship alone. the Hamburg
American liner Ph9ncia. which left Hamburg on
May g.
Inspector Frank b. Macatee yesterday noti-
fed of his appointment chief of the boarding
division Of the immigration service at this port in
place Of Roman Dober Mr.. Dobler will sail on
Monday for San Juan. Porto Rico, He VIII look
after the interests of the immigrant service that
island.
Commissioner Fitchie of the in migration service.
received a request yesterday from a doctor in Ha-
vana asking permission to bring wealthy Cuban
woman who has become insane. to the United
States TO be placed in a sanatorum. He will refer
the matter to the Secretary of War since the ISL
and of Cuba is under military rule.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
CARROLL AND THE TUNNEL.
DEPUTY BOSS SAID TO BE AFTER CEMENT CON
TRACT AND HOLDING UP OTHERS

John F. Carroll, of Ice Trust notoriety If re-
ports current last night are true. IS MAKING u
strenuous effort to get cement contract for the
building of the Rapid Transit Tunnel This Is
one of the largest contracts given out by the con-
struction company. Something like looo'o'V oar
rels Of cement will be required at cost OF apou.
81 600 600 This contract was awarded TO the United
Building Material Company, OF this city, put inc
contract has been executed. 1t Is alleged that
IL is Mr. Carrol's attempt 10 break into the
Rapid Transit Tunnel work that is preventing the
contract with the successful bidder from oeiis
executed and delay in the closing or this con-
tract is, in turn, blocking the execu'ion VI S0'ei
or eight other contracts.
1t is understood that Mr.. Carroll is oehlnd the
firm of John P. Kane Co.. an unsuccessful oluuer
for the cement contract and MT Carroll Is sun III
hopes of getting a large slice of the business Inc
delay in the of the contracts is ascrioeu
to legitimate causes by Mr.. Mcdonald, the con-
tractor; William Barclay Parsons and others When
Mr.. Parsons was yesterday he said:
The delay in the execution OF the con'rarss ar aII n
considered The contracts are what are sston on
of the work is Obliged to confer with representa-
!ves Of the Carnegie company With o eS
and with other c9praS0Is 6sse w9Tk con
W bstween he parties involving
large sums as they do, have to be passed upon by
auent revisons and alterations of the contracts in
volved. 1t is wonder. therefore, that there are
delays.
j. c. Rodgers a contractor visited the office of
John B. Mcdonald yesterday. and denied the re-
port that he had criticised Mr. Mcdonald for al
legged dlatoriness in not exes%5ing his ut
the steel to be used in S, his contract tr 8, ,oa
there was any delay in the execution of the sub
contracts that some of the sub7eontractors . had
e1erything every hi g was advancing SATISFACTORILY.
John F Carroll was at the Democratie Club last
was interested in cement contracts
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

1t reported in Wall Street yesterday that a
syndicate had been formed purchase the 5000 coo
additional stock OF the Metropolitan Street Railway
Company. the issuance OF which authorized by
the stockholders of the company at a special meet
ing held on Thursday The proceeds of this issue
Will be expended In continuing and completing i'm
proVements In progress the Metropolitan system
notably the substitution OF the underground trolley
Tor the cable on the Broadway, Columbus ave. and
Lexington ave. liasA-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
TWO KILLED IN RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Ashley. H.. May Is.-Reports have been received
10 the effect that two killed and seven
injured, three probably fatally. by the explosion of
the boiler OF the locomotive attached to southbound
passenger train No. q. the Illinois Central
Railroad Dubois. The dead Charles Pricke
engineer. Centraa. H.. and Thomas Wright odin
III. OF the injured. three section hands will prob
ably die The section all were
standing the track when the explosion oc-
CURED. The passengers in the Pullman and four
day coaches were badly shaken up by the force
- SASe.AssHA-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19

HE is CRUSHED BY THE WHEELS OF A FLYING;
EXPRESS-THOUGHT TO HAVE
BEEN DERANGED.
BEEN DERANGED.

Charles Curtis Hammond. sixty years old threw
himself in front Of the Pawling Express train tust
south of Peasantville Station yesterday afternoon
The train was running sixty miles an hour The
engineer Hammond standing beside the track
and when the engine within fifty feet of
where he standing. Hammond threw I'D both
hands and jumped in front OF the flying locorno-
tive He was ground to pieces. Hammond was
fol merly overseer Of the poor a East View He
once a shoemaker II is believed he was de-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
PORT CHESTER.

The edifce of Summerfeld Methodist Episcopal
Church of this place is TO be sold next Wednesday
at public auction make room for a build
ing to cost $4,000. The Summerield Church is one
of the oldest buildings in Port Chester 1t was
erected more than half century ago and was
named after John summerfeld. whose sisters
then lived in Port Chester and gave largely to the
fund to build 1t. The old bull1ng contains
tablet dedicated to John Summerhed by his sisters
After the sale services will be held in large linen
factory until the chapel of the new building is
completed.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
WHAT IS GOING ON To-nAv

tonia Assembly Rooms. 2 D. M Leu
Morris Park races 2:3o o. m
2:30 p. eeS' i'ei heley oval
Prnceton-Columbia dual meet Columbia E,ia,d >
p. OOiNioio 'ieiu. d
reception for the Rev. DR. ]. B. Shaw. West End
presbyterian Church. p. M ~
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
BRIT4NNI4 DISABLED FOR WHILE.

The Atlantic Transport steamship European
which arrived here yesterday from London. re-
ported sighting a disabled steamer In midocean.
which proved be the Britannia. Assistance
offered by the European but declined by the
OF the Britannia. who. It is supposed OK
pected speedily 4 make the necessary repairs. The
britannia was reported have left CardifY on
Nav in ballast for Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
HIGHWATMAN HELD Up TWO STAGES

Stockton. Cal. May 1s-Both the Yosemite Val
ley stages-one going each way-were held up last
night by lone hshwayman Big Neck Flat
About $500 was secured from the passengers. The
women were not moiested A treasure box owned
by the Wells-t'argo Express Company, not
touched by the highwaymen. who escaped
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
YONKERS.

Ulrch Wesendanger has been elected secretary
of the Civil Service Board, In place of Richard II.
Neville, resigned. Dr.. Nathan Warren has been
appointed examining physician to the Civil Service
Board.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
GAMBLING STOPPED IN SYRACUSE.

Syracuse, n. Y. May 1S-With the closing Of the
game of policy by the police to-day all open forms
OF gambling are now stopped In this city.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
STATUS OF PORTO RICO ARGUED.
JUDGE TOWNSEND RESERVES DECISION IN THE
CUSTOMS APPEAL. BRANCH

The arguments bearing the question to
whether not Porto Rico is foreign country in
the meaning of the laws of the United
States. upon which it is expected the appeal of
John H. Goetze & Co. who have protested the
levying of duties on goods which they received
here from Porto Rico since the ratification of the
Treaty of Paris. will be decided, were concluded
yesterday before Judge Townsend in the Customs
Appeal B"anch of the United States Circuit Court.
Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 43e Sunset 7:li pm II
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook lO5 Island IL rs l:3a
IE><S0u1Y 1913 GOV Island II ;i5 Hell liza
New-York tribune., 1900-05-19
Announcements
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

W. All pure white linen. Z. & w
A cool shirt for warm weather.