New-York tribune., 1902-08-02
Nfsp2lork Dailp gIihnare.
SATURDAY, AUGUST ., 1902.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-A report from London MADE II
appear that no combination antagOnistc to MI
Morgan had been formed - Plans I9r 2l,,,ds tle
Kings coronation on August . We're continued;
Evelyn B. Baldwin reached Norway anu
gave an account Of his experiences in the Far
North. = Plans for the withdrawal OF ule
friars from the Philippines were made known
- Ex-Captain Dreyfus denied a report tha1
he was in the pay of Russia, and the MARQUIS
de Galliffet replied TO the statement -
President Loubet signed DEGREES ordering the
closure Of several unauthorized French Schools
- Several robber bands were forced to flee
Aqua Dulce After an agreement between
Italy and Switzerland. number of important
changes were made in the consular service.
- It was announced that the Natican's plan
was 10 withdraw friars in small numbers from
the Philippines. - Holbein, the well known
swimmer failed in another attempt 10 cross the
Channel
DOMESTIC-The United States Treasury
statement for July shows deficit of 81. f.0ooeo
largely caused by the falling off in receipts due
TO the repeal Of war taxes. - Not only IN
Shenandoah. where the troops are, but all over
the anthracite region in pennsylvania, lhefe
was quiet; President Mitchell spoke 10 the
strikers in person; some operators expect 10
resume mining next week - Government
officials express satisfaction over their expert
ence with arbitration in the last six years; six
teen cases have been submitted. only two Of
which were lost by the United States. =" A
Boston lawyer accused Of embezZling S20O.-
600 and admitted that an estate of which he
was trustee was gone - The conference OF
Christian Workers began at Mortified -
General Jacob H Smith, who issued the famous
kill and burn" order in the Philippines, ar
rived in San Francisco on the transport Thomas.
and received the first news Of his retirement
CITY-Stocks were irregular and dull ~
William S. Devery talked in a way that in
dicated that he aspired to the leadership of
Tammany Hall. - Police Commissioner
Partridge shifted three inspectors. sending
Cross TO The Bronx, and reduced 100 detective
sergeants TO the ranks - Mrs Elizabeth
D. B. Stoddard wife of Richard Henry Stod-
dard the poet, died at her home. - The
Municipal Art Society announced plan for a
huge building. in and around City Hall Park,
TO accommodate the offices of all the municipal
DEPARTMENTS. - Commissioner Partridge ap-
pointed Inspector Brooks TO investigate the
charges of unnecessary clubbing of Hebrews al
the riots at the funeral of Rabbi Joseph -
Mayor Low upheld Commissioner Sturgis In
Alarm Company and suggested that the city
buy the company's equipment, - 1t was said
that the rapid transit contractor might have
a case at law against the city for delay to the
subway work by the tardineSs in completing the
new CITY Prison - Mayor Low called 10
the attention of the Rapid Transit COMMISSION
complaints that William Bradley. one OF the
tunnel sub-contractors, was violating the Elght
Hour Law - Peter Power again failed TO
appear for the hearing in the Northern Securi-
ties case his counsel pleading q previous en-
gasement. Bridge Commissioner Linden
thai said that he and Mayor Low were in har-
rnony and that he had been consulted before the
moving platform plan was abandoned
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day:
Local rains: fresh south winds, becoming Var1-
able The temperature yesterday: Highest, 81
degrees; lowest, 1G degrees