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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-25
nEGs TO BE EXCUSED.
Administration VIII Not Interfere
In KeAtucIoy QussrreI.

WASHINGTON, March 24-It is learn
ed that the visit of the Kentucky cam
mittee has not caused the administrati IN
to change the policy followed toward the
whole Kentucky controversy. The mem
bers Of the eaanmittee conveyed to the
war department the Information that The
Beckham party had armed the volunteer
force with rifles and equipments ~bslong-
ing to the United States. Tt Is now state
the war department was not applied to
for the use of these equipments, and tee
matter has been laid before The admin
istration. No action has yet been taken
by the administration, and 1t is. stated
no action will be taken.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-25
TODAY IN ST. PAIL

METROPOLITAN-The Jeffries-sharkey
Fight Pictures, evening at S:15.
GRAND-Charles II. YaIe's 1.-The Evil
Eye" evening at S:15.
Pain Garden-Vaudeville, afternoon at
2; evening at
Spiritualists' anniversary, Odd Fellows
hall, Fifth and Wabasha streets, 230
p. m.
Sacred Thirst society, Cretin hall, 2:3O
d. m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-25
VIII Not Interfere.

VIENNA, March 24-It is semi officially
announced that the government of Au-
African appeals for mediation in the war
that it was impossible to take such step
until both belligerents desired it. and
under the circumstances had denied the
reOIest made.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-25
Cen. Woodgate Dend.

LONDON, March M.-Advices received
here announces the death in the Mooi
hospital yesterday of Gen Sir Edwin
Woodgate, who was wounded in the en-
gagement at Spion Kop on Jan. a.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-25
BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY
Weather Forecast for st. Paul.
Rain or Snow.

Weather Forecast for st. Paul.
Rain or Snow.
PILOT to XIII GOebeI.
Latest From Africa.
II. A. Smith for Mayor.
2-LOcaI Page.
Pen Pictures Painted.
3-PIans for Union Depot.
Teamsters to Unite.
In the City Churches.
4-DemOcrHt1c Convention.
5-DemOcratlc Convention.
0-EditOriaI Page.
The Warm Corner.
7-Page of Bright Reading.
S-News of All Europe.
9-MinneapOlfs Matters.
1O-SpOrtinE Page.
Willie Green's Letter.
Chicago Sporting News.
11-SPOrtinG News.
Americans Win at Chess.
Sale of badges.
Contests nt Pensey.
12-FfnanciaI Review.
LyEchIng ia Virginia.
13-Business Announcement.
Girls as Gamblers.
list. Paul Society News.
15-Suburban Social.
Fashions for Women.
Funeral Without the Fair.
16-ShOrt Story.
17-Uncle Sam's Hired Help.
White Queen OF YaQuis.
Erin TO Greet Victoria,
1S-BOoIIs and Magazines.
19-Canada's Richest Man.
Missed Rich Mine.
Brief Romance Ended.
2O-St. Paul JObbers' Election
Ell&s' Coming Carnival.
MankatO Mans Death.
COTbin's War Record.
21-WashiaEtCn Gossip.
Puerto Rico BiI Signed.
22-HOlIand's Queen Hat Crazy.
Page for Women Readers.
&3-Busincss Announcement.
24-In an Oriental Harem.
Ordered to Africa.
What the TCmmies Sang.
25-Markets of the World.
Chicago May Wheat, 60 5-Sc,
Stocks Strong, Active.
Bar silver, % Use.
26-ReaI Estate Review.
News of Railroads.
Death on Microbes.
27-POpuIar Wants.
2S-Dramatic Gossip.
Musical Mention.
New York Letter.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. April 1)--The wool market here continues dull
and values rather as a VIII
basis OF b5c cleaned being freely
lines OF fine medium and fine Territory woods.
were dealers disposed to sell at this price large blocks
Ohio reported 33c. with Ohio delaine
The following the quotations for leading descrp
tions Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-X and above 80
a31e Xxx and Xxx and above SSGS4c: delaine. 35G; No
combing 35c No do and three-quarters blood, SSc;
quarter blood washed. 8oc coarse and braid washed
32Q33c. Michigan Wisconsin. etck Michigan 25420c;
No Michigan combng S3d34c; No . do, 93G3ic quar-
ter blood washed. 3SG34c and braid ale: New
York, New-HIAmpshlre Vermont. 25c: / New
York Hampshire and Vermont. S2G93c. Unwashed.
medium. etcKentucy and Indiana quarter blood comb
ing 2TG2sc three quarters blood 21G2sc Missouri quar-
ter blood combing 2ea26isc: threeeghhs blood, 2BI
combnR 22n23c; 2iG2oc.
Territory wools-Montana and Dakota fine medium and
fine 22422Iac: secured 57q6sc: staple. 69G65c Utah
Wyoming ane medium and nne l9f2oc: secured 65a
BIC staple 63d65c: Idaho fine medium 1sg lec;
secured b53o7c medium 2ogo9c; secured o2Go4c Aus
(scouTed basis prices)-combing supernne,
noInin.i s3ds5e; good. ssq9oc average sogsoe,
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11

Building yesterday. The Commissioner-General is
required by law to transmit the Senate annual
detailed statement of his expenses. and this he has
failed to do It is the presence of such items as
$36 600 for travelling expenses, $4,000 for experts
and $40 400 for miscellaneous items that have caused
comment These large all Jumped. and
there is considerable curiosity the part OF many
people as to what the money spent for. The
local office of the Commission is in charge of II. F.
Rucker, of Chicago.
I'm just overwhelmed with work." said Mr.
Rucker yesterday, land I can't stop to discuss
something that don't know anything about. Com
missioner-General Peck is responsible for the ex-
penses of the Commission, and no doubt he will
offer any explanation that may be necessary. This
Office is run cheaply enough. that's sure thing
We work here from till every day, and there Is
work for persons, while force of five is ex-
pected to do it all I swore when 1 got through
with the Worlds Fair that never would get
hooked up with another exposition, but here 1 am
Il guess Mr., Pecks bill is all right. If you'll
eral at Chicago, he'll tell you all about it. He's
rattling good fellow, that Smith. and he knows
we pay office rent in the Equitable Building?
Why L don't know exactly; but guess it's 500
press arrangements, about that. He's been sick
three weeks, but he'll show up tomorrow. We're
have several adjoining offices. l guess 800 a month
is about right for this suite.
into the silk exhibit and get that off on Thursday
That silk exhibits been making me lose sleep for
There's the usual crop of cranks in this town
They take lot of our time. They've got the
and to what is wanted the Exposition that
you ever saw III be glad when INcan pack my
Of this. Well, good afternoon. Ask Smith about
that expense bill 1 don't know the first thing
And then Mr.. Rucker rushed back to his work
on the great American silk exhibit
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
HARVARD STUDENTS TO AID.
WILL GIVE UP THEIR DoRMIToRY ROOMS TO
CUBAN TEACHERS IN SUMNER

WILL GIVE UP THEIR DORMITORY ROOMS TO
CUBAN TEACHERS IN SUMMER
Cambridge, Mass. April 10 (speciaD.-Thirty-two
of the leading undergraduates of Harvard held a
meeting Monday night to consider the housing
Of the Cuban teachers who will be In Cambridge
for six weeks during the summer. All expenses for
instruction and board will be paid by Harvard
University. and subscription to that end will be
taken up among the graduates. The women a bout
nine hundred in number. will be lodged in the pri-
vate boarding houses of Cambridge and It will
for the in the college dormitories. There will
be between 500 and 600 of them
The students feel that they should aid to the
best OF their ability toward carrying out the great
project undertaken by the president and fellows
and should esteem II privilege TO contribute their
share toward its success canvass of the college
dormitores will therefore be made on Wednesday
and Thursday for the purpose of obtaining the
Of all men willing 10 give up their rooms,
men during their stay. Men in private dormftories
who are not in a position to give their rooms can
lend their beds and bedding subscribe money for
the purchase of what is lacking to house the Gu
bans comfortably.
A committee consisting of w. A. NJ. Burden 'O0
chairman; r. c. Boiling 0G: j. n. Trainer. '02
A. n. Rice 90: II. " Foote, 02; II. b. Stanton, 0c;
H. b. Clark. Cl, and c. c. Mann, 49, secretary,
appointed to direct and assist in the work.
stitute subcommittee to visit all the rooms OF
the dormttOry.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY

District Attorney Gardeners before Com
missioner Wilcox.
New-York Methodist Episcopal Church Confer
ence ST. Andrews Church.
Meeting of Stock Exchange Governing Commit
Board Of Education. Park-ave. and Fifty-ninth-
St, p. m.
Lecture by Professor w C. Iawton, Cooper
Union. p.
Greenwich Citizens Club. No. At Greenwich ave-
Convention Of elocution teachers. Carnegie Hall
American chronological Society, Museum of Nat
ural History, BIS p. IN.
American Institute Easter flower show, Berkeley
Lyceum Building. / to 10 p. m
Lecture by Professor W. M Sloane THE Car
nival OF Irreligion." Union Theological Seminary.
40 D. m.
Annual meeting OF Garden City Golf Club. Del
monco's, $50 D. m.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-F. P. Fish, of Boston. ASTOR-
DR.. j. r. Hayes. Of Washington. CAMBRIDGE
Judge Mel B. Field. of Albuquerque n. NJ, and
Captain A. Ross Houston, L. S. A. FIFTH AVE
NUE-P. l.. Platt L. S. N HOFFMAN-Judge
Andrew Hamilton, OF Albany HOLLAND-C. H.
Evans, of Hudson: Robert Swan OF Pittsburg and
Ex-Governor Frank S. Black. Of Troy. IMPERIAL
Judge Edward p. Coyne, OF Geneseo and j.
Kawamura, of Toxic. MURRAY HILI-Ex-Judge
j. Rider Cady, of Hudson. MANHATTAN-Henr
Stoddard, of Haven; Julian D Ese of Boston:
Theodore NJ. Pomeroy, OF Boston: ex-Judge Steven
Burke. Of Cleveland, and Oakes Ames of
Boston. NETHERLAND-E. II. Butler, OF Buffalo
WALDORF. K. Dinmick. of Philadelphia; w
c. Van Horn, OF Montreal; Walter Cramp of
Philadelphia; Lester Leland, OF Boston; Colonel S.
VI. Crosby of Boston; James Brown Potter of
Newport, and Captain Ashe. Royal Navy. of Lon
don.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
PARIS COMMISsION EXPENSES.
CONGRESS CALLS FOR DETAILED STATE
MENT FROM Mr.. PECK.

Washington April 10 CSpeciaD.-The resolution in
troduced in the House by Representative Levy cit
ing the law requiring the United States Commits
sioner-General the Paris Exposition 10 make to
the President for transmission TO Congress "a de-
tailed statement of the expenditures incurred" by
him. and calling for such a statement regarding
the sum of s20l SS5 So which remains unaccounted
for save in a general way has directed good deal
Of attention TO the matter. Mr.. Peck's report was
made 10 the President November II. but for
some obscure reason II did not reach Congress
until April 2. nearly five months after its submis-
sion This delay is now attributed to the unsats
factory nature Of the detailed statement Of
penditures. The statement shows that under Mr..
Peck's direction $240s2S expended from No
vember Is 1898 TO November !, 1899 and the only
explanation OF where the money went is continued
in following Items:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
MISS CLoGG's SENTENCE SUSPENDED.

Baltimore, April 1O.-Miss Harriet r. Clogg. the
young Baltimore woman, otherwise known Mrs.
Bisnau. pleaded guilty to-day TO the charge Of
fraud in having obtained goods and money from
worthless checks She paroled for a year, and
sentence will in the time be suspended and
at the expirati ton OF that time, II her conduct has
been exemplary. she will be discharged from Gus
tody altogether Miss Clogg inherited about SIS 900
from her parents. and after eoped with
Bisnau, who Is dentist and expert on roller
skates. The fortune was squandered by Bisnau
and Miss Clogg. returning to Baltimore. secured
money for trip to Europe by means Of worthless
checks. On her to this country she was
arrested while Risnau was allowed to go free. A
child. about four months old. born 10
Miss Clogg shortly before her arrest.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
NEW YORK CITY.

The annual meeting OF the Pennsylvania Society
of New-York will be held at $50 o'clock Tues
day evening next the Waldorf rf-Astoria. The
yearly election will take place Bishop Potter who
is the president Of the organization has promised
to be present.
The police reports indicated that Henry de Chas-
SAINT the Office boy who robbed DR.. Henry F.
Dean, Of No. a. Lexington-ave. secured his place
through the Bowery Branch OF the Young Mems
Christian Association r. II. Honeyman secretary
of the branch. writes that this Is true
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
PEEKSKHL.

The teachers institute for the county Of West
chester will be held in this village Cor week.
beginning April %. The sessions will be held in
Oakside School, with DR.. Sherman Williams as
conductor. and Miss Rice Dr. Scudder, of New
Paltz DR.. William ] Milne. of Albany. and others
as assistants The institute is for the three dis
tricts and is called by William G.. Barrett John
G Rockwell and Miss Bertha b. Berbert, the Com
missioners.
The exempt iremen of Peekskill (volunteer), of
when there are several hundred to meet this
evening in the parlors of Columbian Engine Com
pany No /. and organize an exempt fremens asso-
nent the main object of getting together at this
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
MOUNT KISCO.

The Republicans of the lid Assembly District
will hold to-day Mount Kisco their district con-
vention for the purpose of choosing six delegates
and six alternates the Republican State Conven-
ton and also TO elect six delegates and six alter
mates TO the XVIth Congress District Convention,
TO be held at the Orawampum Hotel, White Plains,
Saturday next.
The convention will consist OF seventy-three
delegates. apportioned follows: Bedford, s:
Newcastle 3: Poundridge. .: Cortandt. 2O North
Castle. 3; Somers. s. Lewisboro 8; North Salem, 3;
Yorktown. ): Mount Pleasant, 3, and Ossining, IA.
There promises to be a lively tilt between the
Ward and Burns factions The present district
committee is a Ward committee.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
STOLE FOR FIFTEEN YEARS.
SUPERINTENDENT CoNFEssEs TO THE THEFT OF
LARGE STORES OF GOODS.

SUPERINTENDENT CONFEssEs TO THE THEFT OF
LARGE STORES OF GOODS.
Derby, Conn., April 10 (SpeciaD.-The old town of
Woodbury., near this city. Is aghast at the revela-
ton of the stealings of Charles H. Potter, who has
just left there confessed criminal after eighteen
years superintendent of the American Shear
Company. of that place. According 10 his own
statement, Potter has been stealing finished and
unfinished goods from the company for fifteen
years. and the amount of his peculations is said
exceed sl5 600. He received large salary, and no
man stood higher in church and social circles in the
community. He had worked himself up from the
bottom by industry and faithful service The goods
had been missed from time to time, and many
workmen had been discharged at his instigation as
the real culprlts.
Recently Potter resigned, and suspicion fell on
him. All the stolen goods found in his barn
where he had stored them preparatory, he says. to
shipping the stock South, where he proposed to
start a cutlery factory. The company took back
the stock and advised him to leave town not wish
ing prosecute him on his wife's account Potter
and his wife have gone to NewYork.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Peter Cryder well known German resident Of
this city. who amassed a fortune OF $4,000 in the
building business. died yesterday his home in
West New-Rochelle. Mr.. Cryder seventy-six
years old, and had been in business in New
Rochelle forty-ffye years. few years ago he
built the large Casino Building, which he lost
much money that he died comparatively poor
Huguenot Lodge, +. and A. M of which he was
for thirty years prominent member, will have
charge of the funeral. widow and adopted
daugher survive him.
Mrs. Anna NJ koelmer, mother of John koell-
uler. Receiver of Taxes, died Sunday In her
seventeth year and buried yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS


lAverpool. April 1o.ATived. steamer Nasmyth Br)
Brown New-York for Manchester
London. April 10-ATvsd. steamer Mesaba CBr). Sc
Sew-York
Bristol April io-Arrived steamer Brooklyn city CRr
Plymouth. April 10. s:25 p m-Arrived steamer Graf
Wadersee GER. Kopn NewYork for Hamburg pro
ceeded)
scily. April lO-Passed steamer, spaarndam Dutch
Stenger. New York for Rotterdam: Heos Ger,
from New-York.
Lizard, April lo-Passed. steamer Palatia Cser Rees-
Ing. Hamburg for New-York.
Dublin April e-Arrived steamer Chesapeake (Br),
whyte. New-York.
siraisund. April Arrived steamer s,kes,ad CNor,
Hamburg. April 1o-Arrived steamer Astrakhan (Br).
Davies New-York
Bremen April io-Arrtved. steamer Dsrmstadt tier)
Wilhemi. New-York
Antwerp April S-Arrtvcd. steamer Noordiand (B-lg)
Loesewitz New-York
Boulogne April o. m-saiied steamer Palatia CGer)
ReessinE. from Hamburg for New-York
Pauilac, April l0-Arrived steamer Alexandra Rixo
Bordeaux, April o-Arrived, steamer Panama (Fr).
CuEet. New-York.
(Br), McFarlane New-York for Genoa. etc
Fayal. April ARRIVED steamer Dona Maria (Port,
Jensen New-York for Oporto, etc.
Gibraltar April ePrssed, steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
Alsers. April 8-Ssiled Cfsr), Tier
ney New-York via ST Michaes for Singapore, etc
MArsees. April s-saiied steamer Chateau Yquem
CFIi Coste, New-York
Leghorn April s-Arrived steamer Spartan Prince (sr,
Adamson. New York via 81 Michaes etc
Naples April SAILED. steamer Archimede Utap,
Orenso, New York.
Mssaina. Aprn s-Arrived. Betty tAusu. Biee
cch Trieste for New-iork
Sydney. n W. April io-Arrived previously steamer
Tropea ,Bp. Croshery. New-York and Norfolk via 81
Manila April los Sailed. steamer q Bed. CBn Mo
Pherson NsW-York
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11

ton provides that the sergeant-at-arms OF the
House shall be authorized to purchase and retain
in his emergency OF medical appliances
and surgical instruments suitable for minor opera
tions in the event OF sudden illness accident to
persons in the House. The amount Is to be paid out
of the contingent fund of the House, and is not
exceed $500 This proposition, which referred
to the Committee on Accounts sensible one
1t has been found that several times every year
casualties members employees have occurred,
and that provision for immediate relief was at
hopd
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
SING SING.

TIE jury in the case OF Mrs. Minnie Beaur
against the village of Sing Sing for 5000 damages
rendered in favor of Mrs. Beaur for $3.50
in the Supreme Court White Plains yesterday.
The suit was the result of a runaway accident
which occurred IN September 1884, when a horse
attached TO a wagon of which Mrs. Beaur was
one of the occupants, took fright at some posters
displayed timbers permitted by the village au-
thorities TO remain on the curb. Mrs. Beaur sus-
tained injury by being thrown from the
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
A FIRST AID" BUREAU FOR THE HOUSE.

Washington April 10 speciaD.-Representati tive
Wilson of New-York. who is a physician by pro-
fession and has recently been called upon
members suddenly seized with illness in the House
to-day introduced resolution which was no doubt
suggested by ais personal expsyisnnA The resolu-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW -YoRK-TUESDAY. APRIL TO- 1000
ARRIVED
Steamer Murca CBr). Orchard. Hueiva March % with
TO Pennsyvania Salt Manufacturing Company vessel
to Bowrtng q Archibald, Arrived Bar at Is % m
Steamer Fontnbelie (sr1 Nc Kay Demerara March 81
Barbados 81 Gaudeoups April l. St Ritts 2. crviI
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11

II doubtful II there IS under the Government OF
the United States officer who s at liberty TO
expend such amount of money this with
meagre an accounting. MI Peck puts down under
the head of miscellaneous $40 400 without indicat
ing whether IL spent in such ncidentals as ban
ouets or other forms of 'jollying." Mr.. Peck is
evidently fond Of travelling the ocean. for
since his appointment he has fitted over and back
with frequency truly startling. but it was never
imagined that his travelling expenses would amount
10 S6245 A question has also arisen 10 the
identity Of the experts and In what they expert,
and who received s045 for their services before the
Exposition opens.
one thousand words. by the statement that salts
factory progress has been made in the admins
fration OF the responsible duties intrusted to me-.
The exhibits have been intrusted to ten heads OF
departments. experts" divided as follows: Machin
ery and electricity, agriculture mining and metal
lrev liberal arts, chemical industries. varied in
6usTries fine arts transportation and civil engineer
ing education and social economy textiles forests
er1 fisheries MI Peck says there will be
seven thousand exhibitors represented in the Ameri
cap section OF the Exposition, which is ten times
IS many as were represented at Vienna in 1873 six
siraee as many as at Paris in 1889. and twice
rnanv as the French exhibits at Chicago in 1893.
In The Senate to-day Mr.. Jones. of Arkansas. in
,roduced and had adopted resolution calling on
rbe President If not incompatible with the public
the Senate detailed state
rnent of expenses OF the commissioned General
~ The Paris Exposition, and also to state the sal
sres of an employees OF the Commission. Mr. Jones
said that in the report already filed the detailed
s,s of expenses and salaries were not Included In
-accapderce with the law. This he believed ought
70 he remedied, hence his resolution
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 527 Sunset 6:35 m S:36 Moons agr IL
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sandy 514 Gov. Island S:a6l He'll Gate 7:35
PM-Sandy 5:43 Gov. Island 6:I5 He'll Gate s:O4
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
THURSDAY. APRIL 1

THURSDAY. APRIL. i2
Kaiser Friedrich Hamburg. Hamb-Am 900 m 1900
I'AQuitane. lfavre. French 100 q 10 m
SAINT Cuba. Guantanamo y a. q. 100 D m 300 D m
FRIDAY. APRIL la.
Iroquois Charleston. Clyde :.......-.. 500 m
Rio Grandc. brunswick, mallory 800 m
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For. Line. Mails close Vessel sails
Louis, Southampton American. 700 a m 1000 a m
Southwark Antwerp. Red Star 10. 80 a m 90 m
Aliianca Colon Panama R....... ESQ a m loo
Trinidad. Bermuda Quebec 500 m 1000 a M
Yucatan Havana. - Y & Cuba. 200 m 800 m
Niagara, Tampico y Y & Cuba. 100 500 m
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
E. & W.
z. & w.

Remove the causes that make your hair life
less and gray with Parker's Hair Balsam.
Greve's Ointment makes healthy skin 60c.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
ldse and % cabin passengers to

and St Thomas s. with mdse and % cabin passengers
A r Outerbridge & Co
Steamer Taisman (Nor Berg. Barbados March 20 and
Demerara 26 with mdse and cabin passengers I.
& = Armstrong. Arrived at a a m
Steamer Havana, Stevens. Havana April T. with rdse
and ll9 passengers 70 James f Ward * Co. a
the Bar IL 80 a
Steamer lampasas. Barstow Galveston 4
ndse and passengers to G H Mallory & Co.
Steamer City OF Augusta. Daggett. 7
with mdse and passengers TO Ocean SIS Co.
Steamer Princess Anne. Davis. Norfolk and Newport
News, with mdse and passengers Old Dominion Co
Sandy Hook. N j. April TO- e:30 m-wind northwest
moderate breeze: clear.
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm Crosse CCier)
Via Cherbourg and Southampton Harald (Nor).
etc; Ponce. San Juan, Richmond New
port News Buenavsntura, Newport News; uindoo (3r
HULL Princlpessa Crstiana AUST. Norfolk Kansas CITY
savannah Asenborn, baltimore Benefactor. Philadel
phta Patr.a tFr) Naples: jefferson, and
News: Comanche Charleston jacksonville: Rot
terdar Dutch. Rotterdam; FL Paso. New-Orleans
mi fataa trans -lirntr
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
Announcements.

NIPSIC.
The new fold collar.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-11
coMMISSIONER-GENE EXPENSES.
HIS REPRESENTATIVE HERE SAYS HE KNOWS
,cnruING AROI-T THEM BUT GIVES

No light was shed the expense account OF
Ferdinand W. Peck. cor,lmissioner-Generai OF the
United States the Paris Exposition. at the New
vArk :Ncs Of .ha CoEasaDslon In thA E0Alta6s