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New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
CHAOS IN CLEVELAND.
CITY GOVERNMENT Is UNCONSTITU-
TIONAL-MAYOR JOHNSON BLAMES
REPUBLICANS.

Columbus Ohio. June 26.-According to State
officials an extra session of the Ohio Legislature
now seems certain. The Supreme Court THIS
week heId number of important laws TO be in
valid. Decisions handed down to-day held the
Cleveland CITY government to be unconstitu-
tonal, and aIsc a special law enacted for the
city Of Toledo taking the control of the police
out of Mayor Jones's hands. The court in the
Trauger case directs Governor Nash to appoint
a Lieutenant Governor. Lieutenant Governor
NinDert was appointed Probate Judge Of Hamil-
ton County, and President (pro ten-) Archer OF
the Senate was supposed to succeed the lle"-
tenant Governor. The contention of IfauGeF
that a vacancy in the office exists is sustained
The court sustained the validity of the Royer
act which limits he jurisdiction of the Supreme
Court to a certain class of cases, and takes away
% per cent of its jurisdiction in appeal cases.
on Tuesday the court held the special salary
laws for county officers to be unconstitutional,
so that now affairs in the cities named, as well
as in fort:-t,yo Of the eignty-eight counties are
left in Il chaotic state
Cleveland. Ohio. June 2G.-Mayor Johnson IS
in New-York City for a few days. During MS
absence Director of Law Beacon is the Acting
Mayor. When asked what Nould be the efeSl
of the Supreme Courts decision declaring the
federal plan OF government Wnder which this
city is govtrnedD unconstitutional, Mr. Beacon
when the mandate of the court WotHd become
effective. As ii result ot the decision there WlIl
be general uphcaval of officials in the Guy
government. The directors Of law. public works,
fire police and charities viii be removed from
office and possibly the numerous clerks IN thelr
respective departments.
The federal plan law IS unusual in that II
centralizes all responsibility in the Mayor VINO
is held 10 account for the faithful performance
'of duty The law attacked on the grouhd
that il MAS special Legislation. tntl the Su-
preIne Courts decision becomes effective lne
federal plan Will continue in operation. DIRECTOR
Of Law Beacon says that he can see no oiiltt
way out Of the tangle caused 10y the court :
decision than special session of the i-eslSl'i-
tur,- and the passage Of municipal code h'II
Mayor Johnson Of Cleveland said last even
ing at the home Of his mother Mrs. Helen l.
johnson, on the Shore Road Bay Ridge:
This decision is simply d Republican attempt
weaken the Mayors power The Mayor mao
been almost without influence. till the federal
plan gave him power. The decision IS
not operative until October >. and | can as
ure you l not worrying about the results
Undoubtedly. a special session of the ohio
legislature will be held and the Republicans
will try to undo and CounteraCt the mistakes
they have already made which are going 10
cost them votes in all sections OF the state.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
WHIST.
TOURNAMENT AT MANHATTAN BEACH Be
COMES MORE INTERESTING AS
MATCHES CONTINUE

The whist tournament at Manhattan Beach be-
comes interesting the contests for the cups
and trophies approaches a conclusion. Yesterday
three important matches began. These were for
the American Whist League Challenge Trophy,
open to of four; for the Minneapolis Trophy.
for pairs, and Milwaukee Trophy, open to
play in the progressive pair matches There
FIVE sessions in which TO decide the first two, and
three in which to decide the Milwaukee Trophy.
The following the scores of yesteray's games
up TO the evening session:
American League challenge trophy. teams OF
fcur-Frst preliminary round:
Club Position. Club. Position
Philadelphia Walbrook Whist Of
Baltimore Whist ; Knckerbocker Whist of
Cincinnati Whist, Scran- New-York .--.--.-.--.--
ton Bicycle -..---------- 4
Individual high scores-North and South A II, McCay
and B. w. Smith. Baltimore: and West. W E
and J S. Kirk, Philadelphia.
Minneapolis trophy for paEsFrst preliminary round:
club ,,,.. Position club. tc,o. Position
New-Jersey Whist Hamilton Of Chicago.
Bay Whst..-....- brooklyn Whist L.
Minneapolis Whist ; Knckerbocker Athletic
Albany Chess Whist g New York Whist O
Chicago Whist.
milwaukee, Whist
Knickerbocker Whist Mangansatt Whist. Il
New-York Q Maryland Whist lS
Progressive pairs afternoon gameJ-Section teeven
tablesD-fIgh scores: North and South-Mrs. V s Car
Miss y Fletcher. NewYork- and E. E. Tucker brooklyn.
II I'll plus.
section tabIes,-North and south-Henry p.
Frye. Chicago, and Mark Forrest, milwaukee,, lO-l3
plus. East and West-F- ). Eaton. Detroit. and Mrs.
F. D. comstoek, Milwaukee. 8 B I3 plus
Section c tthirtcen tsblesI-North and South-Mrs H
j.. Rose Mrs. F. X Taylor Neu-York, II 4 Is plus.
East and West-D ". Otis John Fox. Boston.
IA 8 13 plus
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
FAILING orr IN BANK REs0rRCEs.

SUPERINTENDENT KILBURN's STATEMENT SHOWS
MARKED DECREASE IN THREE MONTHS.
Albany juno superintendent Frederick u.
KIIburn Of the State Banking Department to-day
issued stateu,cnt showing the condition Of the
banks Of deposit and discount Of the State at the
close OF business June 10 last. The next pre-
vlous statement showed their condition on March
20 and A. coupared with that statement. the con
dition Of the banks shows great falling on In
resources funds due dcpositors and surplus.
In March the total resources OF these institutions
was &}a5 32f635 compared with &6S.CSs III at the
present time ftlllug of Of 81 2S5 9i5 At the END
Of tn. former quarter the amount due depositors
was S2sZ I7G 0GS and from that amount there mas
been ii decrease in the last three months of <2s-
7s4 G7l The surplus OF the institutions has de-
creased s722 g7g.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
FINED FOR USING SOFT COIL
JUSTICE JOSEPH SAYS THE LAW MUST BE
OESERN Ed

OBSERVED.
The Health Department yesterday prosecuted
several concerns that have been using soft coal
and creating smoke nuisance. securing fines
at the Seventh District Municipal Court. where
Justice Herman Joseph presided. In imposing
the fines on the offenders. Justice Joseph made
his attitude clear saying III one case:
The condition of our streets is horrible ow-
sug 10 the smoke nuisance clothing Is ruined,
the SCOT descends on houses furniture and
hooks and damages them. and conditions are
.apidly becoming intnlerable- The wisdom OF
the Health Department lax has become sp-
rsarert and the nuisance must cease / am mere
to see that the law s enforced
Two brewing conpa nies were allowed to have
trial of their cases adjourned until next month
on the promise Of abatng the black smoke
nuisance.
A fine of $50 was inflicted on the Riverside
Cold Storage Company Of One-hundred-and-
thirtieth-st and TWelfth-2ve. FOR using soft
coal while August J. Patterson, lessee Of an
aF,artrnent house at No. 90 West Forty-seventh-
St got off with q fine of $50 his promise to
obtain smoke consumers He admitted that he
had been burning soft coal.
That's nothing said Justice Joseph. Why.
even the authorities Of the city have been doing
that: but by using smoke consumers the nui-
sance can be abated / don't want to be hard
on people and inflicting big fines but ] VIII do
50 where the law is wilfuly violated.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

ARRIVED.
Steamer Majestic dirp, Smith. Liverpool June IS and
Queenstown with mise. 13i cabin ard 2d6 steeIage
passengers the White Star Line Arrived at the Bar
& p 10Th.
steamer tIirD. Jones. Hamburg
undse to Arrived at the Bar I 80
II will anchor in Gravescnd Bay to discharge eX-
piusves
81 Palermo June and Aglcrs g. with muse t. Hi.Zel
Steamer Alps CCierD. Gronmeyer Cap" Hayti June g.
Port 10. Gonavcs and ST Marc IL. Jeremie II
and Martha with and cabin passengers
10 Hamburg American Line. Arrived at TIE Bar
r a IN.
Steamer Kennett (Br) Torney. Matanzas % with
order; vessel "a Il Whitney * GO. Arrived at
$50 .
Steamer Ger Zindei dontego Bay and st Ann =
Bay June 10 and Port Marta 20 with mdse and cabin
passenger to j L Kerr & 90. Arrived the a
Steamer Fl cid. Baker New Orleans five days. with
To T Van Sickle.
Steamer Evelyn Mills Pensacola six days.
o 4 II Bull 6
Steamer city of Birmingham. Burs. Savannah June
-. with mdse and passengers TO the Ocean SIS Co.
Steamer Guyandotte, Page, Norfolk with to the
Dominion Sc Co
steamer Richmond. Regrse Norfolk with indse and
passengers to the O.d Dominic S.
June H. with oil t. the I NJ Guf-y Petroleum
steamer Jefferson, Dole. Newport News Norfolk
with mdse and passengers Old Dominion So
Steamer George II Stout, Davis, PHILADELPHIA. with
Albany end Troy.
Steamer CITY OF Macon. Johnson. Boston, with mdse
% the Ocean SIS Co
steamer Tiomo cSOr'. Nielsen. sydney. B. Il.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
We want to see 'em jump.

S.
Skeleton coat and baggy
breeches suits, sizes 9 to IA
were s. to $40. -,
Double-breasted jacket with
knee trousers, sizes 9 to I 5; were
So. 50 to So.
Three-piece sack suits-long
trousers, sizes IS to 10; were Plo
to $40.
Mostly fancy cheviots, mix
lures, stripes and pla1ds-some
WOrsteds.
All S now
For little chaps. aged 5 to g.
some sailor and Russian blouse
suits that were marked UP to 9o,
Now 81.
n B-Our entire force will take a vacation iron"
=, NJ Thursday July Sd. 5 A NJ Monday July ''h-
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
25S broadway. Warren.
and Warren St w. pI orders.
- l''.,''", y, * 4th Ave by mail
l2GO BTuadWaJ- cor "2l.
nd Wet
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
NETWORK CITY.

Postmaster Van Cott announces that the mails
from China and Japan of the following dates-hohs
Kong June i: Shanghai, June 1; Kobe June H.
Yokohama. June 13 and Toxic, June l5-reached
Vancouver by the steamer Empress of China. ana
were dispatched east on June .. They due In
%ev-York on the morning of Monday, June 30
Mails for China and Japan vii! close at the Gen
cral POstotfice advertised.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
TO KEEP OFT ORTHODOXY HEBREWS
REFORMED JEWS AT GREENPOINT BUY AN IN
USED CHURCH WHICH THE FORMER
INTENDED PURCHASING

In order, IT is understood TO prevent the influx
O more orthodox Hebrews into Cireenpoint syndt-
cate composed of reformed Hebrews is to buy the
property formerly occupied by the Union Avenue
Baptist Church. Manhattan-ave. and Meserole-
st. The property be sold for $3.50. subject
L a mortgage of $1,000. Justice GaYnor. in the
Supreme Court, has given permission for the sale.
The Union Avenue Church consolidated some
time with the First Baptist Church and has
further for the old property The orthodox
Hebrews made offer for the church, with the in
tention of using IL for a synagogue. The deal had
been almost completed when the syndicate, said to
represent the reformed Hebrews, stepped in and
offered a higher price, which accepted.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
The Famous
Brighton Beach HandiCap

will be run on July > We will have
an account of the many improvements
in the track. Illustrated with handsome
pictures of the new paddock. the new
clubhouse. the new cooling off shed
and the new field stand Also photo
graphs of some of the track officials
and of the horses which are backed
heavily to win the handicap.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
JOHN KOELLMER ACQUITTED.

The Jury the of John Koellmer former
Receiver Of Taxes of New-Rochelle. who has been
on trial the alleged misappropriatio 81 900
OF the Citys funds, yesterday rendered a verdict
of not guilty Noellmer indicted for grand
larceny five separate counts The charges re-
suited from the investigation made by Columbus
ODonnel Iselin OF the city'S affairs
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
HONE NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
FIFTH AVENUE Major p " Rand9hiIRii, l. Sf 5f
Massachusett GRANIrR,ueY n Heminw2yii, Wi,co2 OF
Uayrnaster l. 5. y. HOLLAND-IienTy Ives IoPe'
of Washington. MANHATTAN-The Rev > v. "
Nicara guam Minister to the United states. Wss1-
inrton. rx-Jlitlge Stevenson Burke. of CleVeland
Gitaltnn WIniams president of the Seaboard Air
Iina HALLWAY of Richmond and ex-GoFernor
John Lee Carroll of Maryland
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
ARBITRATION BILL CONSIDERED.
HOUSE LABOR coMMITTEE'THINKsA A NON
COMPULSORY MEASURE MAY

BE EFFECTIVE.

I WASHINGTON June 26.-Tl7e Labor Committee Of
he House to-day considered lne bill creating
atioral board Of arbitration 10 deal with strikes
stc which introduced by Mr. McDermott OF
New Jersey of coal strike. Chair
aaan Gardner called attention To the prostrating
nfueace Of z long strike which. he said might
ye serious than national panic 1t was the
general view of the committee that a legally
Elective compulsory arbitration measure would be
e-Sosssbies but that which would secure in
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
EXPLOSION IN sErENTHs ARuoRY.
IT WAS CAUSED BY WATER FALLING INTO MOLTEN


While employees engaged in melting
lead for bullets in the celer of the 7th Regiment
Armory yesterday. water in unaccountable
way got into the molten lead. and explosion fol-
lowed The lead spattered about the place but
fortunately, none OF the injured. In the
excitement some in a fire alarm from the
special box. When Engine No, 80 and Truck No IS
arrived there nothing for the fremen to do
They inspected the place and away.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
A Suburban Home.

TO the question Where is the most
attractive spot for a New-York busi-
ness man to make his home:" John j.
Brown, president of the village Of
White Plains. replies: White Plains
is" His letter setting forth the ad-
yantages of the town Will be hand
sOmely illustrated
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
To Those Who Desire to
Become Expert Foresters

Uncle Sam offers a chance. About July
] Of every year the students set out
for the woods in the various Federal
forest reserves. Description OF their
life in camp. with pictures of them in
the AdirOndackS
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
An Immense MausOleum.

Photograph of Mrs Garret Hobarts
home. in Paterson. and of the immense
mausoIeum she has erected in a Pater-
son cemetery for her husband. Also
picture and description of a statue for
Hobart which will stand in front of
the Paterson city Hall.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
The following interesting
features will be found in
NEXT
Sundays
TRIBUNE.
Coronation Postponed.

Postp0nement of the coronation of
King Edward VII may result in a
quick rush for horne by many Ameri-
cans and Canadians now in Europe.
We will publish a story on the in
creased comforts of ocean travel, Illus
trated by photographs.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

The State Board Of Taxation met Jersey CITY
yesterday and dismissed the appeal of the Central
Railroad of New-Jersey from the assessment for
1901 Of local board tracts of la nd
placing the valuation $2,374 600
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

vestigation and publicity of the merits OF cor
troversv would exert a strong moral influence
hacked bv the national government, in adjusting
strikes Sc, eraI amendments pertecting the DiIl
were made and the committee VIII meet h5'Aii
to-rn act further.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
The System of
Free Rural Delivery

Instituted by the United States Gov,
ernment will he boon TO city folk al
summer resorts. Description with
photographs of the service in Norwich
Conn, and Manchester, y. II.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

Will find The New-lorL Tribune for sal.
"a book stalls ls
throughout the continent d Europe and
Great Britain. well the Reading
hoom tables. 1t may nIso he obtained at
the principn railroad stations.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
A New Seminary for Harlem

Picture and description of the new
building of the Jewish Theological
Seminary, which is being erected in
One-hundred- and-twenty-third-st Also
photographs of men prominently con-
Eected with it.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
p r. r. CARRIED MORE coal

LOST Sill TONS ANTHKACIIf1, oEAI-'I4I
214575 TONS BITUMINOUs. IN A WEEK.
Philadelphia June 26.-The statement OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad lines east OF Pltlspuls diu
Erie for the week ended June q shows that tiie'e
was carried ONLY 5aU tons of anthracite coal as
compared with ESP tons for the coTrespolld@IldI @
Deri6d of 1901 The shipments of bitumlnous c1al r
l4re as 5oG Tons as compared with 1913 and the
coke tonnage was 1884. as against I9''oO' 'ii0
total tonnage amounting TO 1883 tons.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
Possibly Another War.

There is probability that Bolivia and
Erazil VIII 20 To war about the DIS
trict of Acre If they do. American
business interests VIII he involved.
Picturesque photographs of natives OF
this district. who are supposed 10 De
caunibalS.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
Announcements
r. & w.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

.t n sunset - Moon rises pm Moons 20
HIGH WATER.
sandy ~ COY. Island 12:e5 Hell Gate l'4
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
The School Teachers
Convention.

New-York State Teachers Association
will hold its convention in Saratoga
next week We viii give the pro-
eramme and an article containing
statements from the leading educators
~ 10 the usefulness of these conven-
onS. Illustrated by photographs Oh
teachers who will attend.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
Legends of LitChfieId, Conn.

AN Escape from the Indians: How
q Tory Was Punished; a Romance
OF an Archbishop
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
The West Shore
of the Hudson.

made opposite Manhattan Island by
the New-YOrk Central. Jersey Central
and Pennsylvania railroads and the
North German Lloyd Steamship Com
pauy Photographs viii accompany
the description.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
MITCHELL TO HAVE POWER
CONVENTION MAY MAKE STRIKE CALL
DISCRETIONARY WITH HIM AND
EXECUTIVE BOARD.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBrNE

MiIkesbarra. Penn. June 26,-State President
Williams Of the United NIine Workers OF Mlchl-
gan said tonight that the national convention
viii give to President Mitchell power to call out
on strike men in States that have no agreements
with operators Under these circumstances the
strike VIII l5e confined 10 tie following
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
The New King.

Article on and picture Of the new
King of Saxony. his son. the Crown
Prince. and the Crown Princess, the
late King and the Dowager queen:
also the royal palace at Dresden. ana
the court church when the dead
King body lay in state.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
Che G urt
Che G urt
c0NEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB

RACING At SIiitI.PSfEAD BAY.
JUNE If To JULY 4. 2Iin Il. VI tItain Shine)
ETH DAY. FRIDAY. JsSt. -. Is RACES.
Leave +. K l. L =. r.. az ii \. NJ.
q 90 Iaror car Train. llo 1ie. 20 2-io
VI. Whitehall st. tva :Sth 81. Ferry
n with l.. K. }; Hoo y NJ 1920. L. 10
TOO 20 "a 200. 2:2u 300 t. NJ Rklyn Rapid
BROOKLYN liritse tNew York site). Bridge
trains via Kings County B:g}tor Beach Road. also
Ilnhush Surface Line Brighton Beach Road
every tninut' From broadway WILLIAMSBURG. take
Ocean Ave ,..Ts. 4ruutlyu surface transfer
n"ec' 10 oA'DI,M,IsSiON no f'IEID s'g,>D soc
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27
SHIPPING NEWS.

FORT OF w-YoRK-THURsDAY. JUNE &c. 1902
ARRIVED.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

Literary ReVieqvs, Sports of Sat
urday and the Week, Matters OF
Special Interest to Women, En-
tertaining Miscellany from The
, Tribune S Foreign and American
Contemporaries, a Page of Ha-
NOR, Special Correspondence from
Lordor, and Paris. The Meus OF
the World.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

The contract States remaining at work VIII
he the Pennsylvania f5ituminousl. Illinois.
Ohio Alabama. Indiana. Iowa, Kansas, Ken
tucky, Tennessee and Missouri.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
DEGlh'rEES ORDFh,
~ EEGlsrER'S OFElOR.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.

Frbrua y =. 1902.
Cpon the application Of Florence Hendriok.
son administrators of John r. Headrtckgon,
late Of Mil Creek Hid. in said county deceased
y IL or dercd aud directed by itsylster. thas
! the Administrative aforesaid give notice
OF granting OF Letters Of d,nInistratiOD uD
onthe es,a ate OF tle decoasel with tue dts 81
granting thereof. by causing Advertisements
tobe posted wltbip forty days from me lsts
cisuoa lettersih sl1 Of the most publ piaoss
OF the county OF New Castle, requiring ali
ELECTROMAGNETIC demands against TITO estate
70 present ths same, or abide BY au act o.
Assembly III euGl CAGE made and pro vjioi;
ana also cause the Same ia DO inserted witas
IN tte same period Ia the DAILY BgPusGt.
CAN. Newspaper pubi!jhea IN Wilmington,
Del, and tn be continued therein larsD
go, Given under the hani and seal ,,
rs. ONCE OF the Register aforsssid ii
aforesaid. the dsF and Year AbpyS written.
CALVIN v. OllOS8AN Ivsistsr,
NOriCE-Notiee IL hereby Itep that letter.
~ A4Nlpis tratloa were lii due form Of
5 IL; ~ ffs: y TX ''3 " shY;R q: al II
deceased must present tho came. diiy attS5i.
tho Glhday :ses FEB, 1908, Or abide Tho ACT
Vt Assembly II SUCH case made and prov idsd.
FLOR NCE HEN DKlCKsoN,
Address. Vim + Lyman Attorney It Law.
Wilmington, Dbl. q
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-07
y Sled Strikes Tr0lisy Car.


A lad had Il miraculous escape
from being killed yesterday after
noon. While a Maryland avenue
car was proceeding along Monroe
street between Third and Fourth a
sled shot out of an alley and
went across the street with light
ming speed. The boy was thrown
offand by the shock was rendered
unconscious. Passengers on the
car and others in the neighbor-
hoad stood astounded as they were
of the opinion that the boy could
not possibly escape instant death.
The car ws stopped and Conduc-
tor Richards who is one Of the
most careful mon on the line and
a passenger assisted the lad to his
home where he soon revived. Com
plant is heard in several quarters
of the dangerous practice Of sled
ding across the trolley tracks.
Coughs and colds, down to the very
borderland of consumption, yield to
the soothing healing influences Of DR..
Wood S Norway Pine Syrup.