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New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
BROOKLYN SCHOOL NOTES.
n.nr rrrr11N1c PREPARATORY.

-rba o,tloal for tho first " Poly Prep Ahhuai Is
,ro,n;eirg II win no A modest little volume put
win contain summary of the schooi
r. 90 - a.blotics social life and the regular
.lhool ,vorl There will be a number OF pictures
- .,o,,.,,e q cover different in design from that
;. -. .,,o., ,,aner CT which the annual Is an en-
.r,o,,en+ The edition is got out oy the juniors
-. - oharge Of the paper neNt year and Is to
= ~. subscription. There has been no
- - e.c,,ring a large number of subscribers
- -,rcar, given last Friday evening ny the
-;.aI ,rsauizations of the school Tor the oeheilt
of tho school paper was successful Inc soiois'S'
-. : ToIise Tooker Miss Helen Corbln and
; ,,;e r Hunt were well received
o. Afondav the track team journeyed TO berkeley
- q tbe iutercity games. The team gave a good
.,,,rt Of itself winning fourth place among the
sLooI teams from both boroughs. and second place
wong the Brooklyn teams. St. Paul being first.
syhe number of points scored for Poly Prep" was
ri,teen Among the individual athletes Henry
smith Roberts especially distinguished himself by
winning The low hurdle race. thus scoring the only
first place for Poly and taking second in the
high hurdle race. Carl Herman Zoebisch was sec
sni in the high jump. Irving Cnderhli Miller was
third in the shot put Ilhee lout'h places Ieli 10
Inc baseball game between Erasmus Hall High
School and Poly Prep on Wednesday at Wash
iuerou Park resulted in a victory for the latter.
ne score being I6 II. Many errors made in
che early part Of the game. but the playing i'm
rroved as the game advanced. Crus pitching was
much better IN the last three innings than earlier
in the afternoon. berner caught cleverly for
Poly The attendance was fair
On Wednesday morning DR.. G. ". Chamberlain.
Of Brazil addressed the students in the chapel for
a few moments. DR.. Chamberlain gave a graphic
and interesting account OF the people and religious
lotions OF Brazil His remarks were heartily ap-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
ADELPHI COLLEGE

Al the meeting Of the Mathematical Club
Wednesday DR.. Bowden read a paper on Primary
Numbers" before twenty-five teachers At the next
regular meeting there will be a discussion of the
Speer ratio system OF teaching arithmetic led by
.he Misses Pateman, Hill and Roethgen.- of the
tdelphi. Professor Osborn will preside
Professor Peckham sailed on Friday on the
steamer jamestown, of the Old Dominion Line
with "A party Of Adelphi seniors to observe the
eclipse Of the sun. The destination of the party is
Norfolk, Va With the professor were Mr. Bergen
and the Misses Kelsey, Ogg Martin. Norton HoI-
lenback Pfeiffer and Walbridge. The party returns
tomorrow 20 Washington. where Tuesday and
Wednesday VIII be spent in the museums and the
National Library. Through the kind offices of
Congressman briggs. Adelphi student of former
years. permission has been obtained from the sl-
peTintendent of the Naval Observatory for the
party 10 spend the evening of Tuesday In the Naval
observatory with the equatorial telescope This
unusual opportunity was made possible by the ab-
IelI ~ Ihe south 10 observe the eclipse. The party
- limited N numbers, that none but AdeIphia MS
WI oe present or that evening The return will he
mace On the evening OF Wednesday
Inc programme for commencement has inst an
pFdieu- Inc Daccalaureate sermon will be delivered
on on June 8 at p. m. in the assembly hall by the
NE STUDY room on the evening June 3 on Fri
'-ee JuIie > the regular commencement eyercfsas
81 the college; academy and kindergarten normal
tstaSS coinD-ned VIII take place At the same time
The Barlow medals Will be awarded and there viii
be an address by Timothy L Woodruff president
oI me corporation, followed $3.50 D. m by a re-
cePuGn or the graduates and their friends bv DIR
ah9 Mrs; Levermore in the study room
me New-York Medical Journal for MAY 10
rector OF athletics, Physical Training in school
5I7 4:a t7ome paper which was read before the
btoohlyn Medical Society last December. The NAV
-4t5stle mas an article by Professor Lawton on
d substitute for Creek
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
THE GOVERNOR A WITNESS.
MAN CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO
HIS HOME AND ATTEMPTING TO
STRIKE CARETAKER WITH AXE.

Mneoa, Long Island, May Ex-Governor Roose-
welt in the Nassau County Court yesterday
a witness in the of John Damn who, it is al
legged attempted to assault his wife while she
acting as caretaker of the Governors house Cove
Neck. The Governor arrived early and had in
terview with District Attorney Nemann, after
which he excused from further attendance
DAMS defence is insanity. Only eight jurors
obtained yesterday many of the talesmen being
excused declaring that they had a prejudice
against the insanity plea.
Damn was indicted for assault in the first degree
on a charge of breaking into the Governors house
and attempting to assault Mrs. Damn with axe.
He was prevented from doing so by the prompt
action of the other servants.
1t was desired by the prosecution to have the
Governor produce letter, which written by
Damn some months before the assault. in which he
is said TO have threatened his wife. The Governor
said he had mislaid the letter
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nevv-NOrk. &c. 1890
BEEVES-Recepts 56 cars. $50 head, all
signed direct slaughterers and exporters Nominay
cattle. Dressed lin
request TQS2c per n for native sides Cables
Shipments to-day included 220i quarters of beef
Liverpool the Ivernia 40 cattle and 2t06
beef London the Minneapolis and 13O cattle
CAL4VES-Receipts late Friday. 40 head Very little
doing Feeling steady City dressed vealS
quiet 7e01Oc per 10 country dressed 5aS1ae; little
calves 4G5c
SHEEP AND LAA1BS-zRsceipts We're cars. or 63I
including 1 a butcher and for
the market counting the stock held over Friday
there sale Sheep and yearings were
fairly steady. lambs OF mixed stock
held Medium good sheep sold 81 SOD
81 S71ac per good prime yearlnSs S6 ESQ
Sc so Dressed mutton steady 7q9lec per 70 dressed
yearlngs 9d11isc; JtAssed lambs 10G1Sc with
fancy carcasses selling lie Country dressed lambs
almost nominal a S2dS4 30 per
Sales-D. Harrington: +T6 Buffalo yeariinEs, 81 70
erage. at So per 10; 81 do 10. a So 37la.
Newton & % yearlings (fev sheep). II 10.
a So %; sheep. 9S n al 81 S71=-
]. H. Hume & Bro: % state sheep, 9S n 81 so.
HOGS-Recepts We're Sl2 ears. 1,Ss0 head, all for
slauShterers with the exception head. NOmnaly
firm for live hogs. Country dressed unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
PRATT INSTITUTE

The chief interest the coming week centres
around the annual exhibition Of students work.
Nhcn viii be held on Thursday afternoon and
evening, Friday afternoon and evening and Satur
Cay afternoon The main building will contain
the work Of the domestic science fine arts dones-
tic art and kindergarten departments, and the
science and technology building will contain the
work in mechanical dra wing, electricity,
pentry plumbing and sign painting.
helpful and suggestive talk given to the
nenbers OF the first and second year normal art
ciasses on "Wednesday morning by Mrs. Charles
SIrague-Smith. She told them in informal way,
O! the work which she had done with school
cLlluien IN Manhattan, and illustrated what she
sac with specimens OF the chidren's work
MISS Nlnnred Staples sang at the special musical
OF the nigh school department Thursday morn
ing. Miss Staples Is former pupil Of the school
Inc nrst league game Of the season was PLAYED
by the basketball team Monday. resulting in a
score OF 30 TO in favor of the Pratt team The
next league game will be played on Nav 80 and
WILL be with the Boys High School.
Ihe normal kindergarten departments of the
Ieachers College and the Institute played games
afternoon
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
ADELPHI ACADEMY.

On Tuesday the birthday of the composer Was-
her was remembered. Appropriate remarks were
Inaoe py Professor Brewer. the director of music
and the school sang the Bridal Chorus from 'I,o-
hengrin and the chorus of Pilgrims from Tam
hauser." Mrs w. S. Gale played the march from
Tannhanser and the Evening Star" from the
same opera.
The students enjoyed Wednesday a visit from
Mrs Katherine Fisk the contralto soloist of St
aria from Beethoven THE Silver Ring" by
Chaminade, old English ballad, and finally. a
lullaby composed by Professor Brewer.
Evolutionary exercises last week included the
celebration OF the Queens birthday Thursday
Miss Emily @. Chapman recited Kiplng's poem
The English Flag after which ''Gcd Save the
Queen" was sung by the school On Friday Euler-
sons birthday was recalled by an extract from
Judge HOaT's funeral Grafton, delivered by Joseph
@ Dunn.
on Thursday afternoon. occurred the rhetorical of
the pupils IN elocution, under the direction Mrs
Robinson. The following took part: Sarah H
guer5te l. Shelley, A E1lcott Coson, z. Edna Mol
Ter, Jessie B. Bruyn, Harold E. Dana Bertha Chap
man and Henry Z. Schradieck.
recent visitor the morning exercises was
Mis- Chew, who delighted the students with her
performance upon Stradiyarius violin.
The department OF music has offered a prize for
thai grade which sings best at a competitive test
10 be held on June II.
The alumni of the Adelphi Academy will hold
There viii be music by the Bohemian Musical
Club ana addresses by Lieutenant-Governor Wood
run and Controller Colcr.
The Academy class day is to be on Friday June
J. at .. m.
VII be on Saturday, June at $50 a. m, in the
assembly hail. and the following Monday 8
O'Clock the prizes and medals will be distributed
70 Students Of the academic and grammar depart
nent5.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
BIG CHORUS OF SCHOOL CHILDREN
1T IS TO BE ONE OF THE FEATURES OF THE
NATIONAL SAENGERFEST

A chorus of five thousand school children is be-
ing arranged for as one the distinctive features
of the National Sangerfest, which will be held in
the 18th Regiment Armory, Sumner and Putnam
aves., from June 30 to July 5. Rehearsals are be-
ing held in the various schools under the direction
of nine of the music teachers of the public schools.
Albert S. Caswell, the musical director in the pub
lie schools of Brooklyn. will WELD the baton at
the concert OF the children, which will take place
the afternoon of July 8. 1t will be the endeavor
to have the children dressed alike, the girls in
white dresses and the boys in black suits. In case,
however this is found be impossible, badges and
ribbons will be distributed. The children will sing
In three divisions, the junior grade. the advanced
grade and the High School pupils. There will also
be joint chorus.
Code The Lost Chord" and Rocked in the
Cradle of the Deep by fifteen hundred High
School boys. The entire chorus will sing, among
other songs. Silchers 'Lorelei'
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27

COTTON-Hgher prices prevailed for cotton at the
opening of the market favorable character of the
cable accounts from Liverpool; these not only better
but considerably rmer than expected Their effect was
In advance points the old posi-
tions and T4l2 points the positions This
occurred the openin call when considerable excitement
pyevniled Buying general that time led by local
shorts, private cables We're quite as substantial as the
public regarding the immediate market, while
showing dissatisfaction with the outlook for the
sale OF cotton goods and Following the opening
call however. easier feeling prevailed. II OBJ
served that the Southerners selling without letup
ard this and significance the reports from
the cotton belt 70 hedect that the condition Of affairs
most promising as TO the development of the new
Ocial weather forecasts also bearish and
weekly review OF THE Financial Chronicle. At
the trade from cotton goods
and advces from spinning sections not encouraging
the probable consumption of cotton for the
future The dsposition hold off for better buying
basis The local shorts took courage and bear
speculation was resumed on moderate conservative SCALE
regardless of question of further financial
troubles 1t assumed that had been sub
santally margined and that the late heavy liquidation
had cleared the market of certain heavy long interests
which had long menaced the situation. The market
finally 3 Il points net higher.
The OF prices in the local market to-day
e.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York, May 26. 1900.

- : New-York, May 80 1900.
cOFFEE-Trading the Coffee of
very fair volume for Saturday half holiday The
market started barely steady in tone. with prices
10 points lower. under general selling led
by the local professional contingent following
appointing cables from Europe, large receipts a
and Santos-amouating to 10000 bags-and to the
satisfactory character department.
was destitute of leading Sales the call
5000 bags, and for the
of the forenoon passed with a despite
the liberal warehouse deliveries this country (as
gregatng II 716 bags, and advance of 20 reis
Bio while Santos ruled steady at fully sustained prices
Havre, however showed decline of y franc, and
Hamburg closed partially L pfenning net lower The
local market for futures finally steady in tone.
with prices unchanged 20 points lower having rallied
late covering. The further Intelligence Bra
zl. touching bubonc plague developments. noted nine
new cases in Rio In the open market for spot Brazian
supplies easier feeling prevailed. and TAG for No
Rio invoice lots. became the ruling quota
ton against Yesterdays doubtful 7&@7%c.
The of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Ijverrool May 26-Cosing- -Wheat-Spot dull; Ne i
California is Ida6s I'd; No Northern spring. 3s 9tad
Spot quiet. American mixed new As I'D futures ne sd
Peas-Canadian. IS sd Flour-s Louis fancy 5 wl.ie'
steady rs 3d Hops at London CPacihc Coast steaoy,
20 I5siDf3 los Beef dull extra India sos; prime
mess rs Cd Pork dull prime mess. Western 6Is I'd
Jrd dnII. prime Western, terces 3os 3D. American
refined in pals BIS 3D.. Hams-short cut ~ to 10 @ 10
steady ass Racon-Cumberland cut, - to 80 ID dul
48s rib IS 22 b dull As long clear clear die dde
hsayv az 10 40 ~ steady short clear backs 10 to
Is M steady 37s bellies IA to 10 b' steady Aus od
ebouiders-sGuare. II n. steady, BIS, BUT
Finest United states nominal good United states 'os
5eese easy: American white and coloed o-s pa
Taicw dull: prime city. 2Gs Cd; Australian In LONDON
5rs Coftonsced nil-Hul refined August, 23s Iur-
Ien,ineNSnrts steady, Rosin-Common steady, 5s
tetroieumERefined. Id Llnseed oil, 36s Cd
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
BLACKS have FEW RIGHTS.
From The Independent

FROM Inc independent
Under the Transvaal laws no black man does or
can own foot of land. There is place in all its
wide territory where black man can lie down in
a house that he can call his own. There Is not
place from which he might not be elected at the
shortest or no notice all. The locations spoken
in treaty refer to large tracts of land capable
of supporting the natives. In the small colony of
Natal more than two millions of acres have been
vested in and set apart for the exclusive
occupation Of natives 1t considered but right
that the original inhabitants should have share
of the country given them. But it is not so in the
Trensvaal. IL any native tribes are allowed 10
occupy any portion IL IS only on sutfcrance, and
they liable at any time TO be driven out. some
excuse being trumped up for making war upon
them as was the in recent campaigns 2Sainat
the natives. Small portions of land are marked off
near the towns but these for the natives who
are in service in the towns. and even here native
can get only n squatting right to piece OF ground
50x50 feet or less and is liable to be removed at
any ip16
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

eas 9aG May 20 % ~ saFns rgss s
No & red about & &c w white ISse Corn dun and easy
MITE NS s9FR c 4e n MSits NS s9Cn 7 N tosq4lG & osN
%S Bs ;ie5+ 23e 6 Rs nO@@s si F0qr quiet and tsad
s. i5d$4 bakers spring ssa$s 30; low sTaae win
patent winter s9ass 25 clear ss Sass o cracker ours
So 5Oass rs: graham best So 90 -four ss 4Oass s5
Chicago May 2e-he leading futures ranged as fol-
NV, Wheat No 2: OPENING Ifishs. co-iss
July ....-.--....s7AG AG67as 67'. a67ss e67saS7 81
u: e:5:,ss:: :f Il: .r>s:H :H '''Hi II: n: Al
Oats. No 2:
s4s 5:5;.@s:; 81: asg E5 81 81:
Mess pork per bbl:
s:5ssss:: ss7 e. @ ssEs s:E $50 $50 s:s$ s:s ss:s
s:Ss.%s.: ssS @ ,.:... p: " sss ss SO ss@@ sss
u6r Sss ps9ssss s. s % s q % g. ,ss
sIraghfs Sc sog$2 So 6a%eSs' s5ass 80; 10 5 spring
yellow 81 g31 sss oaIs sd2sss; No white.
Ing barley s6isc fair % choice maitlns $40 doc No i
4' a1d per- loo s oass S6rt Rs 02 RIBS $40 i sol o
clear sides Cooxe s. s5asS yhsksy basis Of hiss
GzsAnss a4ss sc y aasd as su'is s s 'say
sasc. Eggs steady; fresh IIlsc.
Duluth: May a a-wheat. NJ. hard cash soc: May.
6gc; July ope; September, 6ss4c; Northern cash
6!l4c May 6IA.c July. 6T+Sc September 6TS.c. N =
SortheIn 6S1se No . spring 62ttc- Oats 22}sa2Sc.
cincinnati May 26-Flour easy Wheat quiet: No
red IZlac Corn quiet; No mixed 4lG4lEc Oats
easy: No mixed &c. Rive steady: No . 6lIsc Bure-
steady EgSs steady. l0isfIlc. Cheese steady
Milwaukee, MAY 26-Wheat quiet: No Northern
6sATci NO = Northern 66c Rive No 1 56ise
Barley dui; No :. +2SiSe; sample. 3Ta4iIsc
Minneapolis, Nav 26.-Wheat in store No . Northsrn
Nay ooiec July 6l1s465i.e September 65sc on track
No harc ot1tc; No l Northern. 653c: Northern.
ois.e- Flour and bran unchanged
ST. Louis May 2S.-Close-Wheat. No rad cash -O..c-
May aOs.c: July. 6Tl2c; September Gsi.c Corn-Ns,
eash SS1sS; May S6sc; July S65sc, September 39s.c
StsNo cash 231sc May. 2Si=c; July. SepIsn-
Der, 2lc: No 2 white. &c.
Toledo May 26-wheat dull lower; spot T4lsc: Nav.
s4asc. i Corn dull lower; No cash. Sec Oats dull.
lower; no cash. 23iec. Rye dun. unchanged: No ;
a.n "a N sse Coversssd dull higher: cash. prime oId
- 80; prime new: s5 October. So 22ls.
IN anisdephs, May 2o-Wheat quiet but steady: con-
Msy; Hq4i4c. Oats dun weak: No white eIpnsIs
Ee45Oc No do. Is 'a42ec nominal. mixed do aS.
set!s quiet but steady, clover Western
push CARROTS 81 seis5 2S do Pennsylvania per m a. ~
9ualy StrQIo timothy Western per bush carlors 81 s
~ % Butter hrm 12c higher. fancy Western rresrssrv
O1eA-lc; do prints pic. Eggs fresh nearhv
90 western iac; do southwestern I3l>c; DO Southern
ixsS4ls Cheese steady Receipts: Flour ocO hbls
stooo 10 In sacks. 50oo bush: oats 500 nush
saIHsn,r: Wheat 1000 bush corn. 5000 busa, go
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27

LIVERPOOL Cables.-Spot
sdS 9eSG reeps 5o6 HmePcan dns upland
Closed asda stead dFu5s sesS$ia
4.lSb; May. 4els; MayJupe 45Ss; June1Juy 496s
beroeto6er 4s05b November 4.2Oiss; Novem-
ber-December 4 lis.
was very small and confined principally the popular
Ths ses Mer Se not Dng S% s.
winter stTaghts So 85@S9 q: winter patents S$ cog
s. sS Sass sPns 5 eza fsar 10 Ssa 55@s2 & no
Quoted sF e goQd s3gss 20 oGnsS Sn9iSe
KIN dried 81 3oas2 40, as brand BAG BAG MEAL
Sgsao Quoted pe en9 yf0S Spring Bran spo
s17 sacks to arrive zoo 10 S2 S 7SSo' SIes1s efy
bran sg @ Ss 1 h9Ge6 S o0rn o cake Se $s oil meal
GRAIN-WHEAT-The wheat market on Saturday was
very quiet affair traders not wishing to to commit them
ditions in the Northwest were SO unsettled According
Wheat o the possibility that expectations in
bIs connection might mscarry operators
cautiously and thToughou the entire % session July wheat
sold little and although first prices were
m5nesson 5HsaG made by dry weather foreign offer
g soon pTonoed heaviness This lasted throughout
the regular session with final prices 40 net Lower % but
72asc big clearances and on again 10 '2 5-l6 clos
attracted considerable attention reaching os 0
2ss 600 bush We're cleared NewYork mostly
big steamers for Lyndon Boston @ aso a1 fi 3 @
shipments from strictly seabosrd points amounted to
of wheat and ouG daily for the month
markets were disappointing Paris closed 5q15 points
lower and Budapest II points lower
The English markets unchanged 4d below the
previous night Northwest receipts amounted SOB
against $50 cars For the week spring wheat
receipts amounted 225s compared with 5eT
m.nts estimated at 1000 bush Exporters took
about $ loads No red quoted at 7Sc elevator and
nominal o h aioat; No l Northern Duluth 74%c b
afoat CORNProspects for larger receipts at Chi
Monday liberal country offerings
responsible weakness in Saturday.
and decline of sc for the day.
There very little export interest, snlos reaching
about SO loads but seRboard clearances
quite 6T4 900 bush. So far this week they have
reached pos 900 bush from the seaboerd and for the
month I The day has been
COZ English markets closed UNCHANGED TO i5d
net lower No . quoted at Ale elevator and
delivered and OATsThe operations
In a small scale and the market closed
easy with No oats closed at ZIG; No oats,
nved o7IesI5c. track white 2s@34sc; No clips
29Ga9i4 c -. RYE-N4arket steady No Western, 63.
and No Western 621sc both { h shoat; State rye.
Epc Nevv-Ynrt carlots. BATtIEN-Market auiet.
Feeding 43Ik G45c Sew-York: mailing. 50Q53c Z
New-York .- x-,o--
YestsF-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May 26.-Cotton quiet; middling. 5-16c
mlddling 1-16e good ordinary. @16c; receipts
2l9 bales; stock, % 75S
Baltimore May 26.-Cotton nominal: middling, 911c
low mddng 3-16c: ordinary Lice; stock. 30
bales.
Memphis May 26-Cotton quiet middling. S5sc; low
middlng sac; ordinary, SIC; net receipts. 100
bales: gross. 1903: shipments, 410 sales. 100; stock
ST Louis May 26.-Cotton quiet; middling. 15-16c
low middling Ssc; ordinary S net receipts 3
bales; gross 4s1; shipments. 1850 stock 41S92 -,
Savannah 26.-Cotton nominal; middiing, 9t4c;
low mddng good ordinary. s1sc; receipts I29 bales
stock, q $50 - .. ,,,,, @ 20 ,eo.
low middling good ordinary 1516c receipts o24
exports 70 Britain $500: to the Continent
300; sales 100: stock. 11033S
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
HELD on A CHARGE OF BIG4MY.

Philip Render ffty-nine years old, arraigned
yesterday before Magistrate Connorton, in Long
Island City, a charge of bgamy. He is alleged
to have married Anna Pierson, Of Flushing. and
Marie McVicker. The marriage with the latter
performed Thursday night by the Rev. Mr.
Wyatt, pastor of the Methodist Church in Flush
ing. It Is alleged that Render represented himself
Miss McVicSer a widower.
The first wife Anna Pierson who caused the
arrest Of Render, said that she married to him
on June %. 1895. She then in the Flush
ing Institute for boys, and Render was employed In
the same institution as an orderly She alleged
I'll treated her. The woman said that Render had
served term at Sing Sing for horse stealing.
Render did not make any statement. and was
held to await examination.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-27
BOROUGH ITEMS.

The handsome recreation pier at North
second-st., in the Eastern District, opened TO
lhe public yesterday. The formal opening will
take place next Saturday. when the Broadway
board Of Trade viii give dinner.
George /. Horn. has been appointed a State
deputy Factory Inspector at a salary OF 1920
MS inspections viii be confined to baking shops.
Hugh IcLaughn's son-in-law, DR.. James A.
psftmeut OF Charities, has received word from
T%nlinlssoner Nh Smis that after June / his salary
vii De sl,090 instead of 81 200. Other physicians
80 80 me department. who suffer similar reduction
- ps2 are Dr. James p Glynn and DR. Arthur