New-York tribune., 1901-07-02
NespDark Dsril1, G1@i'tssss
TUESDAY, JULY ?. 1901.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Earl Russell win he tried before
the House of Lords in the Royal Gallery .,,?I1 on
july IS. - No move 10 raise the battleship
Maine sunk in Havana Harbor, has been made.
- Bernard Baker. president Of the Atlantis
Transport Company. offered the hospital snip
Maine tc the British Government; the oner
vas accented Plans are made for the
transfer from military to civil rule in Luzon on
July A. more surrenders of nsurgents weTe WoIes
wrecked two vessels. causing loss OF ten AHes'
Kenneth NJ. Clark. owner OF the h~dlldu' ~
with Shamrock IL. == Sir Henry Irving ana
Sarah Bernhardt and Coqueln TeapPea[eu @ ,, .ho ae
finals in the all corners tennis championship ISM e a.
Wimbledon: they will meet the Donerty plo'heiS
to-day.
DOMEsTIC-The President is closing up pup
lie business preparatory to going 10 canton Win
afrs MCKINLEY on Friday -- NJ. Cambon. the
French Ambassador. bade the President gooopy
before sailing for Paris: he expects to return IN
the fan - Statements showing the work or
the Treasury. the Pension Bureau ana olher @
branches of the government IN the hscal 9eal
ended June 30 were issued in Washington -
United States Senator James H. Kyle, VINO had
been i'll for ten days. died at his home IN SouIn
Dakota -- Intense heat prevailed in many
,arts of the country 1O2 degrees being reached
in Baltimore and 100 degrees in Philadephla-
- The great steel strike was reported to In
yolve over thirty-fye thousand men, but the
officials of the American Sheet Steel Company
are of the opinion hat * VIII not be longiVed
- The thirty ninth convocation OF the I'M
versitv of the State of New-York was begun at
Albany - Eleven men and boys who had
been in swimming were killed by a single bolt
of lightning on Chicago pier only one of the
party escaping alive. - The Columbia beat
the Constitution by forty-eight seconds over
thirty-rrile course to windward and return off
Newport: some OF the Constitutions sails were
carried away, and after the race the Columbia
main boom snapped I'm two - Poughkeepsie
Is crowded for the college boat races to-day; the
oarsrnen have suffered much from the heat.
CITY-Stocks were dull and heavy. -
There were many deaths and prostrations from
the heat in and near the city. - The assess
ment rolls made public and showed a total
valuation of So, 49,, ,910.S13, and probable tax
rate of 50 30. - United States District Attor
ney Burnett returned to the city and talked of
the possibility of prosecutions in the Seventh
National Bank case. ~ Mayor Van Wyck
appointed William E. Wyatt justice of Special
Sessions, TO succeed Ephraim A. Jacob. -
The coroner's jury exculpated Bellevue and
blamed Manhattan State Hospital officials for
the death OF H. c. Wadman. - The superin-
tendent of Norcross Bros. said he got City
Court Judge FitZsmons to introduce him to
members Of the Board of Estimate just before
that firms bid was accepted for the New-York
Public Library building. - college boy
arrested for refusing to pay for the of
a park chair. He complained that none of the
free seats placed in the shade.
THE WEATHER.-Forecast for to-day: Fair
and hot. The temperature yesterday: Highest.
"a degrees; lowest, 49, average S1H.