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New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
TAX On THE VANDERBILT TRUST FUND.
COURT OF APPEALS APPROVES LOWER COURTS
DECISION THAT TAX MUST BE PAID.

IptttT OF APPEALS APPROVES LOWER CODRI'S >
DECISION THAT TAX MUST BE PAID.
The children OF the late Cornelius Vanderbilt will
rot further protract their controversy with the
State Controller over paying the inheritance tax
upon the trust fund Of 100000 which was created
by ". II. Vanderbilt for the benefit Of his son
Cornelius, and for final division among the children
Of Cornelius.
The last decision IN the case, announced yes
terday, is that Of the Court Of Appeals, which up
holds the ruling Of the Appellate Division handed
Gown by Judge Patterson and further sustains
The action Of Surrogate Fitzgerald. The decision OF
The Court IS based the statute Of 1887 amend
ment 10 original inheritance law CT 1896 which
provides that trust funds created prior TO the
passage Of the and held by trustees with
power OF reappointInent shall be taxed. w. H
Vanderbilt died In 1885. II held by the coun-
SCI OF the heirs that the statute Of 1897 un-
constitutional and that since the trust fund
created by w. H Vanderbilts Will was q gift to
his grandchildren direct. and not under the will
Of their father, the fund could not be made sub
Ject 10 the tax
Jabish Holmes, jr, the special counsel for
the Controller and Henry B. Anderson is counsel
Tor inc vanderbilt children. When seen in his Of
nee No S5 Wall-Bt, yesterday, he said that the
case might be appealed to the Supreme Court Of
the United states, but he did not think that such
$500 1t has already been paid pending the set
ut5hlsht OF the question by the courts Among
other estates affected by the decision in this case
- lDe DaNd DOW estate of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
MANY GIFTS TO LAFAYETTE.
LABORATORY. CHEMICAL MUSEUM AND CHEAfI-
CAL LIBRARY PROVIDED

Easton, Penn. June 20 (SpeciaD.-The Lafayette
College commencement closed to-day in a manner
that sent the alumni and their friends back to
their homes in better spirits than has been the
case for q number Of years. The graduates deliv-
cred their speeches, mostly on current topics in
a praiseworthy manner. and degrees were conferred
hfty-nve. About forty graduates in previous
classes took the masters degree. The honorary
degree Of NJ. A conferred upon Judge Henry
Scott of the Hid Judicial District, Of Pennsyl-
vania. President Warfeld announced that the
total contributions the college in the year for
the purpose of increasing the efficiency OF the In
stitutiOn amounted TO $500
At the alumni banquet, which followed. James
Gayey. Of the class or rs who yesterday announced
his gift Of $4,000 laboratory, stated that Henry
s Oliver, Of Pittsburg had given him 5000 10
apply TO chemical purposes at the college Pro
fessor Hart. Of the faculty, announced gifts by
himself 10 the chemical department OF books which
have been valued upward OF $3.50. George
=. Adamson, alumnus Of the college stated that
his firm the Baker & Adamson Chemical Company,
desired TO present the college with chemical
museum. The gift is valued at 5000. The class
Of 80 announced the gift OF 5000 10 the college:
the interest be used for tuition fee OF any son OF
a member Of the class who might apply for II. or
be disposed OF at the discretion Of the trustees
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
COMMENCEMENT AT TUFTs.

Medford Mass. June 2o.-The forty-fourth annual
commencement Of Tufts College took place to-day
and the class Of 90. numbering 127. the largest
which the college IN Medford ever has sent out.
received diplomas The degrees for the first time
,,-ere given in English Forty-four students re-
ceved the degree In dentistry; 80 In medicine; 81,
4 p. 16 s b.; g. B. D.; 3. NJ. s.. and g. A. NJ.
Among the honorary degrees conferred was that
- It+t D upon lie Grand Powers, chief statisti-
Cian Of the twelfth United States Census and
George c. Waldo. edtor-in-chief Of THE Bridge
80. Standard rd'' and S. D.. upon Frederick s. Pear
Son SUPERINTENDENT Of the Metropolitan Traction
Cornpanv of New York.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
MARRIED.

-.PARICIo-BRUN-on June 20. ST. Ignstus ISyola's
Church, by the Rev. Plus Mass Maria Luisa Brun to
Alberto ApHricio.
BATES-CI-ARKE-At the Church OF ST. Mary the
Virgin. New-York City. Tuesday. 10, 1900, BY
the John Adams Linn. Grace. daughter Of and
Mrs Thomas Benedict Clarke. 70 Harry Wakefield
Bates. Of Boston
BURGEF-L1vY-On Wednesday, June 20 1900. by the
Rev Raphael Renjamin, NJ A.. Ray Lazy TO Bernard
j. Burger.
HARD--AMERMAN-On June -. at Union Church. Ar
Long Island. by the Rev. Or. Armstrong Louise
Lauriston Hard. daughter " Mir and Mrs. Bradley
Hard. Corydon Melvin Amerman.
KINGSL.AND-sCHUYLER-A the brides residence No
80 Montgomery Jersey City. June 20, high
noon by the Rev. G. S. Bennt Margaret 5. Ktugsland
daughter Of the late Edmund w. Kinssland. to Mr..
Stephen Schuyler OF Wateryliet. y. Y.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday. 90
1900 by the Rev. Raphael Benjamin. NJ A. Lima
Greenfield Julius KRISTEN.
MILLS-CORNW Elton Wednesday. June 20. Miss Lita
COruwell TO Mr.. De Witt Wilde Mills 81. Bartholo-
news Church. BroOklyn. BY the Rev. Charles Homer
VAN RIPPER -LICHTENSTEIN-On Wednesday. June
20 1900 a Of the bride. No. IL TIth-st
New-Yorb by the William II. Bowden. Blanche
Brddon. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Seaman Lichten-
stein, Benjamin F. c. Van Rper.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
MAHLoN OGDEN JONES.

A cable dispatch from Dinard, France received
yesterday said that Mahlon ogden Jones. formerly
Of this city, had died there Monday Mr. Jones
had made his home Of late years in Paris. at No 8
Bots de Boulogne. Before his residence in Europe
he took active interest In American yachting
end was member of the New-York and the
Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht clubs. He mar
Itu auz144e Z, Earle, who survives him. He also
leaves a and daughter. Miss Vera de T
Jones Mr.. Jones had a country home at Woods
Hole. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
DINNER FOR n. ROrFsTEIy.

James StnIman. president OF the National Cits
Bank gave dinner last night In honor OF NJ. ADJ l
Rothsten. the noted Russian fnanCier. who arrived
In New-York about fortnight ago from Europe
and who is visiting this country, he himself
has explained. a tour of observation. Covers
were laid about twenty guests. among those
present being J. Pierpont Morgan, D. .. Mills.
Z. p Huntington. Frederick D. Tappen. H. H.
Rogers and James T. Woodward. president OF tbs
Hanover National Bank.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
GLAsGOW BEARS FRIGHTENED.

London, June 20.-The rumored corner in pig iron
greatly excited the Glasgow bears to-day. They
bid up prices without getting iron. Warrants were
sarcer than for years past and stocks were said 10
be approaching the irreducible point.
Pig iron hardened temporarily here at midday.
owing 10 fear Of a squeeze and prices closed ir-
Leg4lar az e.s Sd, a rise Of two shillings. Mod
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
REMARKABLE SOLAR PHEyOnENoy

much mystihcation caused here to-day by the
appearance OF black ring around the 1t
noticed from 12 m. 12:l5 .. m. by many
persons. The strength OF the sunlight was per-
ceptibly diminished. and the appearance was as IL
clouds had passed H. but the sky perfectly
clear. The shadow. or overcast condition. enabled
10 look the with the naked eye Negroes
who the phenomenon much alarmed
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
MARGARET LIVINGSTON M1DDLED1roH.

The funeral of Margaret Livingston Middeditch
wife Of the Rev DR.. Robert T. AIiddleditch and
mother Of the Rev. Robert A Middledtch who
died on Tuesday. will be held at her home No "a
Spencer Place. Brooklyn. this afternoon at .
O'Clock. Dr Middleditch is well known Baptist
minister He was formerly Editor of THE In
ourer," but has been retired for some years. One
other son Livingston Mddleditch, lives In Manhat-
tan and there four daughters living. Mrs
Middleditch whose father was William Livingston
was horn in Dutchess County, this State, seventy
i've wears ago. She was married in 1S47.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21

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New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
OBITUARY.
SAMUEL P. Mo1BNAER. PHI. D.

Philadelphia. June 2o.-SamueI P. Molenaer
Ph. D., instructor IN the French language at the
University Of Pennsylvania. s dead after illness
OF three months. His death was due to heart dis
ease. DR. Molenaer was born in St Petersburg
forty-one years ago. He came TO this country
about 1880 iie was French instructor at Columbia
University, New-York from which he received tho
degree Of Pm. D., and at Wittenburg College.
Springfield, Ohio He came to the University OF
Pennsylvania two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
BEyH4M TRIAL ALMOST ENDED.

Canandaigua, n. Y. June 2o.-Frank Rice. OF
counsel for the prosecution in the Benham
made his summing up address this afternoon. He
finished about 6 o'clock The defence took excep-
zion 10 several OF his statements and one OF his
insinuations regarding the failure OF defendant TO
20 on the stand in his behalf elected a rebuke
from the Court
Judge Houghton was requested by tho Jurors to
defer his charge TIL morning, and he consented.
The Jury VIII get the case before noon.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
GIFTS TO SMITH.

Eolyoke Mass, June 20 (SpeclaD.-Mount Holyoke
has received 5000 from DR.. B. X Pearsons. Of
Chicago toward the endowment fund, and 10000
from John Dwight. Of New ork for the erection
Of a memorial art building on the site OF tho old
Dwight homestead, which stands on the campus.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA, WEST
INDIES.


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for Cuba must dirscted per $ 5 oriza6a y at
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CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postoflce. New-York. ". Y. June IS. 1eo0
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
IL D. FOR MINISTER DRAPER

Lexington, Va. June a.-Washington and Lee
University to-day conferred the honorary degree
Of Ii. D. on General William F. Draper. OF Massa-
chusetts United States Minister Italy; Professor
Thomas II Sonervie, Of the University of Mis-
sissppi and william L. Prather. president Of the
University OF Texas
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
NEWS FROM ARCHBISHOP coRR1GAH.
FATHER EDWARDS A MoNs1GNoR-doLDEN JUBI-
LEE OF THE ARCHDIOCESE.

Washington, June 5o-A letter received here from
Archbishop Corrigan. OF NewYork. dated in Rome,
intimates that the Rev. John Edwards pastor OF
the Church OF the Immaculate Conception. New
York City. has been made monsignor by Pope
Leo Archbishop Corrtgan expected TO leave Rome
for Florence June Il. and go from there 70
Naples. where he would embark for home The
golden Jubilee or hftieth anniversary Of the founda-
ton Of the Archdiocese Of New-York, occurs on
July e. and the Archbishop will preside.
The letter said that the Pope was IN excellent
health despite his advanced years 1t also spoke OF
the cordial manner in which Pope Leo and Cardlnal
Rampolla had received the Archbishop.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
ExERc1sEs or AGRIcuLrURAI. coLLEaE.

Amherst Mass. June 2o.-The graduating exer-
cises Of the Massachusetts Agricultural College
were held in Stone Chapel to-day in the presence
OF a large audience Diplomas were presented bv
L2resIdant II II CiOOdel.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21

Tribune ONCE June 81 a. m.-The weather yesterday
was fair The temperature ranged between 63
and 40 the G1ls deEreesl being 4lA
grees higher sSs degrees lower
than corresponding date of last year.
The weather to-day will be fair and warmer.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
5perial Notlres.

For Pure Wines and Liquors
Tor your city or country home. go 20
]. CALLAHAN Il AND 43 VESEY ST.
Send for copy OF Monthly Price List
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21

AII.JN-At Sherwood Park. Yonkers. June ID Harriet
Hunter Allen. wife OF J. Z. Allsn.
Funeral p. Thursday, June n, 1900
BAKER-At Naugatuck. Conn. June 20. Joseph Baker.
in S0th OF his
Friday. 22d inst at 1:so. resi-
denCe-
Philadelphia please copy.
RERRY-Op Monday June 1s Louis P. son OF Samuel
J. Charlotte l. Berry. in the 2Sth year age.
the residence OF his parents Elizabeth,
N J.. on Thursday. 2lst inst at / O. clock
BI.AUVELT'-At ew-Brunswick. N J.. on June ls
1900 Anne k1emmIng. only child OF Robert r.
J. BlAuvelt.
Friends are invited attend the Chris,
Church. New-Brunswick, Thursday, June 2I .. m.
Train leaves COrtlandt-st at II m.
Elizabeth IN j. and Davenport Qowa) papers please
C1ENEA Y-Entered into rest. in Cincinnati, Ohio.
1900. George u. B. CTeneay. in the 74th
his at his residence. Grandin Road
Funeral Saturday, June 10. at p. m.
Burial private
GRAHAM-on "Wednesday June 20. 1900. her fathers
residence YOnkers n Y. from results OF trolley ac-
eldent Edith Dalrympe CShlnel younger daughter OF
George Gowrie Graham. aged l6 years, IL months Is
days
Funeral services private
Her remains will be taken for interment Leathem
family vault in village of Lullng, Lancashire Eng
land.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21

The meeting OF Fresh Air workers will be held at
the Tabernacle, No. S95 Broome-st at p. m.
Friday. June %. II is important that all who wish
10 avail themselves OF the aid of The Tribune
Fresh Air Fund should attend this meeting.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

Miss Ada Rehan sailed for England yesterday on
tho Teutonic. She stayed IN her sthteroom until
after the vessel loft the pier She declined TO talk
with newspaper men, saying that her plans were
not settled She said that she did not know
whether she should act in England or Uhfn she
should return. .-.- r--
George W. Iederer. who arrived last week on the
Teutonic sailed again that vessel yesterday.
with several members OF Tho Casino Girl Com
pany With him were Mrs. Lederer. Miss Mabelle
Gilman Harry r. smith R. A Roher's and ]. E.
sullivan Twenty-Five other members OF the COM
pany are sailing on the New England from Boston
stage version has been made OF Miss Mary f.
Wilkins's story Jerome Poor Man" II will he
played next season by a company headed by Walter
+. Perkins
Klaw & E-Ianger have engaged Miss Hilda Clarke
as prirna donna OF the Bostonians for next season
The condition of Miss Della Fox. the actress
who is an inmate OF the River Crest Santarium
at Astoria, Is greatly improved. and IT IS said
that within few days she will be able to leave the
retreat She II unattended in her daily walks
about the grounds. She ia growing strong and
looks we'll Or. Kindred the superintendent Of
the institution says that there ia doubt OF her
ultimate full recovery
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21

In aEram the continuous white line the
changes pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
recording dotted line shows tempera-
tuTe recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
2ENuTTANES

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registered letter.
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BARON IOCH.

London. June 2O-Baron Loeb GIenry Rroueham
LOch), formerly Governor OF Cape Colony and Brit
ish High Commissioners for South Africa is dead
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21

FTlNIED NATTER ETG,--Csernan steamers sailing on
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or Europe. American and White
Wednesdays. German and French
days. and Cunard German steamers on Saturdays
taks Printed Matter etc. for all for which
they advertised to carry mail
After the closing Ot shs Transatlantic
Mails named above. additional supplementary malls
opened piers Of American. English. French
and German open wi
Ten Minutes of the hour OF sailing steamer.
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IN NEw-YORK CITY
Mall subscribers q the DAILY and TRI-WEEELY
will be charged copy postage IN addition
70 the rates above.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21

Klaw & E-langer have engaged Miss HiIda Clarfe
as prirna donna OF the Bostonians for next season
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21
Postomce NotIce.

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india la Champagne
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BoCierer.
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INDIA FAMINE RELIEF FUND.

The Committee of One Hundred India Famine
Relief reported the following contributions received
yesterday
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dorsed with full name and address.
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CFor Europe the British al In tha
Universal Postal UnlOnO
New-York tribune., 1900-06-21

The Tribune has also received so from M r."
Morristown. \. j.. for the India Famine Fund. The
money has been handed Brown Bros & Co
treasurers Of the fund
Cash. Baltimore" sends 3l5 for the famine fund
through The Tribune
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-12
40 stiGilt TO Ges.ncSS.

Tho wo;nan who is lovely in face
form and temper will always have
friends, but one wo wou III be at
ractivc must keep her health. II
sho is weak, slckly and all run
down, she will DO nervous and ir.
ritable. If she has constipation OF
kidney trouble, her Impure blood
will cause pimples, hlutchos, skin
cruptions and a wretch Il "D.nplcx.
ion. Electric Bittcrs il ohc best
medicine in tho world to regulate
stomach, liver and k;Grcya and e
purify the blood. Il gives strong
nerves, bright oyc2, cm co,A, vclvcty
skin, rich complexion. II viii make
q good'looking, charnlirg woman
of a rundown inr&';I, Only 5(
cents at ". T. - Huli's dr:H s. ll~c
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-12

IA. very lively time ls oApo.,.u
in politics in this county this year,
though the candidates arc yory
slow about coming out. Come out,
just as woll be first as "last.'
AT the examination for the
Annapolis cadetship from the third
Congressional district, held in this
citv'lnst Wednesday, Mr.. Cleon w.
'Mauldin, Of Picl;ens, was tho sue
cessful competitor, with Mr.>F. E..
Pearman, of Anderson, rs alternate,
Both young mon arg students Of
Clemson Collego. Mr., Mauldin is
q brothe" of our townsman, II. J :,
Mauldin, Esq.--Anderson Intelli-
gencer, 4th inst. - :
J. I. Bevry, Loganton, Pa, writes:
81 am willing to take my oath that
[ was cured of pneumcnin entirely
by tho uso Of Ono Minute Cough
Care after doctors failed. 1t also
cured my children of whooplng
cough" Quickly reliovos and cures
coughs, colds, Group, grippe and
throat and lung troubles. Children
all like it.. Mothers endorse it.
The entertainment givon in the
court house Friday night was large
Iy attended. and was a ilattering
success. Tho speeches were fine,
the plays good and tho cake walk
vegy fine. Mr., Wayne Mauldin
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-04-12
Some Great bargains For tho
Hickems County People.
Creonvillo, s, 9,

n large Now York Cloak House has
out tor 'm Prices 9'c. 10 25
WORTH from SOC to 100 each more than ask for them.
~-Jrals, fl&nn"ls and Blankets at lastye prccg
N"r ~ ~ ~ and 22c leans not matched quality and
pre- N ny dealer IN tho Piedmont section 1'' N''
M'r"$ arc trying to buy Of my l24c all WOOL Rcd
'"' ihy c'noG 90 IT, keep this bargain for my customers
surprise ynu. '' l' '"'0 VIA
ocr"' large new stock Of Underwear Socks, and
~ ftFh Icay white shirts and drawers
ench ic&uliUl, Hno occed utcirS
Ooo q onh for 1ansomo embroidered and hem.
at DC r"" 10 dozen silk initial andFcrchcs 25c cacf thing
Tor the price shown in (irccnvilla "