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New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
TO PAY .31-2 PER CENT
BowERY SAVINGS BANK AND BANK FOR
SAVINGS TO REDUCE RATE OF
INTEREST on DEPOSITS.

Two of the five local savings institutions
which have continued to pay i per cent interest
on deposits-the Bowery Savings Bank. IN"
largest bank Of the kind in the United States.
and the Bank for Savings-announced yesterday
that on July they would go 3l2 per cent
basis. Their action, which leaves only the Sea
mems. the Broadway and the Irving SaN-
jngs banks in the per cent class, is OK
nlained to he due 10 the fact that the income
which the banks able to derive from the
high class Of investments to which they are re
stricted by law averages less than percentage
making possihle a continuance Of interest dis
b,lrsements at per cent TO depositors- me
Rowery Savings Bank paid 3I2 per cent prior 10
a year ago when it advanced its rate to 1 per
cen- The Bank for Savings has paid interest
a: the ra te Of ( ner cent annually since 1SS1-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
WANTS CITY TO GET WATER FRONTAGE
PLAN OF HAWKES. TO ACQUIRE PROP
ERTY VALUED At &iHDWp

The Sinking Fund Commission, at it's meeting
next week, viii be asked approve Il plan
sui mitted by Dock Commissioner Hawkes.
whereby the city is to acquire parts of two
piers and bulkhead owned by the New
Jersey Central Railroad Company. and valued
at S4pnTn. to he improved and leased that
railroad company at yearly rental of S14.On.
The New-Jersey Central Railroad Company now
owns the southern half of Pier No. II, and the
northern half of Pier No. l.. North River and
oS-foOt hulkhead between. The other two
halves Of the piers owned by the city. The
railroad company desires to obtain additional
accommodations and Is ready 80 Cede to the
city its interest in the piers and bulkhead.
The rental value of the property is S16D.hb
a year. and the actual value SiVb,oOO. In
turn. tn, company asks the city to improve the
Iiers by building street lSo feet wide between
them. and letting the two piers to the railroad
company at a rental of Sl4 900 year for a term
of ten years. with privilege of two ten year
renewals. Dock Commissioner Hawkes. faVors
the plan, and will urge its acceptance by the
cir,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
NETWORK CITY.

The Merchants and Manufacturers Boara oi
-rrade of which C. e. Shayue is president, is dis
satisfied with some of the methods OF the Tax De De
partment \ delegation headed hy Mr. ShaEhe VIII
meet the Tax commissioners to-morr"" Ai'e'no'"
at > O'Clock talk over matters.
Vice President McIunes OF the BOAR" ~ ->'.
man i acting president Of the board in the ao-
s.,ce of Mr. Fornes and yesterday a. member
of ihe Sinking Fund Commission, affixed MS SIX
na+ur. to St4 go of city contracts
At the Board Of Health meeting yesterday IIt9'
don't TederIe announced the appointment ot III
Charles J. Burke as assistant register "I = "
ary of 5000 a year.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
T. L. T. OFFICIALS SIGN CONTRACT

The contract between the city and the Penn
svlvania. New-York and Long Island Railroad
Company. for the privilege of constructing and
operating a railroad under the city from river to
river, and for tunnels under both the North and
East rivers. executed yesterday by the Off
Cials of the railroad. the signatures of the Rapii
Transit Commissioners having been affixed TO the
document. on behalf of the city. several days ago.
Those signing behalf of the company \
J. Cassatt. the president and Robert H. Croft
secretary. Edward NJ. Shepard represented the
Rapid Transit Commissioners, and y. B. Board
counsel for the railroad
The contract signed in auadruplicate. and
copies were delivered to the Rapid Transit com
missioners. They will retain one copy and the
railroad company another. third copy will be
filed with the Secretary of State and the fourth
one with the County Clerk The next step toward
building of the ,unnel Is the securing of 4
franchise for the work from the Board of Alder
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
Che 0urt

and Charleston - u5se and passengers to "''
steamer princess Anne Hulphers Newport News N, am
Norfolk with mdse and passengers 20 me 'i O
steamer BIuedeIds Hastings. Baltimore. with n'ase "
rnitSd states dispatch Dolphin. Clea7es. NeN-
York, -nited S-ates revenue cutter Gresham
SAILED
Steamers Hilary tBr for Para. Oceanic ,br --s,Tt ~
pool: Buchanan. Port Antonio; porlsbro2N s9L ma
inan tIsrl Glasgow. Oscar II dam. "openhase1
town Norfolk Newport News: 'on7anc1r, Tp
and Jacksonville. Victoria tbFf trenea' '---l-'N
Japan. Denver. Galveston
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Lizard June - $40 a m-Passed. steamer Phi-adepn"
Mills New York for Sout hampton ~ rrus-
Neville. 25Arrtved. steamer r,tnfoplt ~ ~
dane. New York for Glasgow tand proCeeHe5l r,-,h
Portland June 2J-Arriyed. steamer Toronto 'HT' FV'
rrvrn"ntb fnne aS-Arrfved steamer Patricia ,Gs,s ,G
Leithauser. New-York for Ch"roourg and aai''
tand proceeded. ,,...a- ,Rr
Hin New-York; 18th. Teuto1ic tBrt M'>inS'''
London, June Arrived. Mesaba 'Br'. Lows
Glasgow june 25-Arrived steamer Ethiopia tBr' Ll's
R,ta15er, Tune - & a rn-Arrtved steamer Rotterdam
,DutchI. Stengsr NewYOrk Via Boulosne y-,fa
Gibraltar June 2O-Passed. steamer America 'r''
Palermo Iune i9-SaiIed steamer Citta di NeSSina u
Messardo York tand passed Sagres h -t-- o7erl.
Naples Iune - 6 "a m-Arrived steamer Lam w.
yys,tjn New York tand sailed for Gennal -,.irs
Yokohama June a:S-Arrived. steamer queen ''
,. LEE 1n 54rrived previously steamer Bed'i
,F3r, t-roskery. New York for ShaIlshai: tEri.
Rio Tanefro. June 24-Sailed steamer E>, EeI,a- 6r,.
Watson New York: arrived steamer lelinSS
Ohs York. ,..-.- ", ts-athvaits.
,, NV :, p iune c4-saiIed. steamer Maracai6o 'r'
rtt from Ia tiuayra and Curacao for Ne" "-i'
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
KANSAS POPULIsTs REBEL.

Topeka Kan, June Several of the old time
POpuIists in rebellion to-day over what they
termed the surrender of the Peoples party to the
Democracy at the State convention last night,
when the Populists agreed to fusion ticket
Among the leaders of the insurgents is James
Tapp, State Senator These men left the floor of
the convention late last night after the element
in favor of fusion had and refused to ta Ike
further part in the proceedings To-day Senator
Tapp declared in an interview that as he longer
had a party oc his he would cast his vote
next fan for Governor William F. Stanley. Re
publican. for United States Senator To succeed
William \. Harris. Senator Harris tenn
porary chairman of the convention yesterday
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
DECIDE NOT TO REPLY TO MITCHELL

As initinated in The Tribune yesterda9' II VIC"
officially announced Yesterday that the presidents
OF the coal carrying companies had unanimous
decided to issue no reply 10 the statelIle"1 "
President Mitchell of the United Nine ""'N''''
a reply being considered unnecessary II "
e-aII,- bar;ay-aa thai the strike will drag on for
= number Of weeks and the2 president OF one
Of the coal carrying companies predicted yF9'e'
day that unless something happened "Iit" .lo W
ono had calculated upon il would last unui
ATq,,st Tn putting off of the national con
venton of the miners to July Z is SI2soM I2oKT' '' 90
a sign of weakness the part Of MltcheiI-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
SETTLES FOR TUNNEL MI JRIES-
..r.,rn u,N IT IS SAID. GELS $1,000

NEW ROCHELLE MAN. IT rs SAID. GETS siS''"
II was learned yesterday that Arthur "hi'e'eS'
80 <., r,ochelIe another of the injured passengers
IN IN. \ew-York central tunnel disaster ot Jan
nary s had compromised his claim for damages
His settlement was made through his at''rhe'S :
Hurry & Dutton of this city. and he IL reported 10
-, ro-.i,-ed s12 uN WhiteIey sitting in n"
scat with Frank Crosby. who was instantly killed
Tho amount received ry Whit'ley is larger than
tho damages paid Croshy's relatives or the reIa-
,i,,es nf Arthur =. Mills. another young man VINO
was killed The parents Of young MiIls coHPro-
missed $l2,0'o. and ~" crosby helrs sue" ana
received a verdict for Si.='''
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. JUNE -. 1902.
ARRIVED.

Majestic tTrt Smith. Liverpool June i and
Queenstown 10 with mdse and passengers to the White
Line: southeast of Fire Island so m.
Steamer Menominer tI}r London June Il. with
mdse cabin passengers the Atlantic Transport
Line. Arrived the Bar a p III.
Steamer Graf Waldersee ttier' kopn, Hamburg June L.
RouIogne II and Plymouth It. with mde. lSJ cabin and
79I steerage passengers tn" Hamburg American Line
the Bar p m.
keuSnGton Cfrp Thompson. Antwerp June H.
with 90 cabin steerage passengers the
International Navigation Company Arrived the Bar
a 912
Steamer Nord America ,Itab. Mascazzni. Genoa June
and Naples II. with mdse IL cabin and sol steerage
passengers to Bolognesi, fairfield Arrived at the
Bar al $40 a
Valencia ,tirr, Busmann. Iacmel June
and 81 I.uce Il. Montego Bay I5 a
u. Black River Is and Kingston 10 with mIse
a 10 a
steamer Leon tNur kruisen Fort Antonio June ~
Port Maria le with fruit to the Cnited Fruit Arrived
at the Bar at > a
steamer Antila t5r. Monten. Nassau June u. with
mdse and is passengers MontelI & Sons Arrived
at The Par AT a
Steamer Arapahoe. Pennington. Jacksonville June II
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
REDFIELD NrsT LET FENCES STAND,
sEw-YoRk DOCK COMPANY GETS INJUNCTION II

HF,yv-YoRb DOCK COMPANY GETS 1NJINcTloN IN
DISPUTE OVER BROOKLYN LAND.
In the fight between the New-York Dock Com
many and Public Works Commissioner Redfeld
for the possession of King and Ferris sts, in IN"
neighborhood Of the company's property in the
Twelfth Ward. Brooklyn, counsel for the company
Yesterday obtained from Justice Gaynor. in the
Supreme Court. Brooklyn temporary injunction
restraining the Commissioner from interfering
with the fences which the corporation has placed
around the disputed land to prevent trespassers
from entering. .. D., , -,
II is asserted by Commissioner Radiicld that the
ha rred thoroughfares public streets The com
pany declares that II owns. in Tee simple StfIp
Of land i'm the Twelfth Ward about 50 feet wide
and 655 feet long -.
CorDoraton Counsel RiVeS recently wrote thaf
the companV had right 10 maintain fence AT
king and Ferris ss.. that it had no rights in IN"
streets and that the public was entitled to their
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
WHAT CHICAGO STREET RAILROAD MEN
WANT

Chicago June 25-Increases in wages ranging from
o. 10 % per cent were demanded by employees oi l''
Chicago City Railway Company at a meeting he'"
last night. scale stipuatnG the payment OF ~
cents an hour to all motormen and conductors ana ana
from s. 10 s. % a barn was adopted anu
a committed appointed to present the scale to the
traction officials. The meeting was attended 10y
nearly three hundred men
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
TO coNrINrE ENGINEERING BUSINESS.

Trenton, n J.. June 25.-Thc Engineering Com
pany of America Incorporated to-day with an
authorized capital stock Of S50ooG0 to take over
and continue the business of the Cunning ham En-
gueering Company OF Boston. The corpora tors
Willard W. Baldwin, Albert *. Palmer and
Alfred O. Brown OF the capital S2,000( 900 is be
issued in preferred stock bearing per cent
cumulative dividends and S3oo0,000 in common stock
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
CONTRACT For BROOKLYN EXTENSION

The contra I for the Brooklyn extension Of the
rapid transit subway will he advertised Satur-
day it is expected and bids will be opened by the
Rapid Transit Commission about July u
Th. award will follow as soon thereafter pos
sibe. II il thought that the only bidders will he
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and the
John r. Mcdonald syndicate. No new bidders
have forward.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
GRANT NAY SEE CROKER.

EX-AIayor Hugh J. Grant. Mrs Grant and the
Misses Grant sailed England on the White Star
Line steamship Oceanic yesterday In discussing
mis- trip Mr. Grant said: Il may Mr.. Croker
while am away. but wish you would deny the
rluor that ! am going abroad especially for that
purpose. I do not think shall visit any other
country besides England although We nave heen
contemplating short trip to Germany
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
STRIKE IN CAR FACTORY.

Philadelphia. June 25--t'ifteen hundred Fmpi"HeS
OF the J. G Brill works. of this city, one al
the largest car building concerns in the country.
strike to-day because Twenty-Five men
We're discharged thev alese. for joining d loc'"
branch of the International Association OF ar
Workers. q meeting last night the men voted |"
strike to-day unless the discharged men were rem
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
SWIFT & 90. BY RIVAL
PURCHASE OF ANG1.o-AMER1cAN PROVISION
COMPANY CONFIRMED.

Chicago. June o5-Thc purchase Of the Anglo
American Provision Company by Swift x % mas
baer confirmed and IT only remains now t'r lh'
4t+ors ., rjvarnooI To ratify the steps which
Anderson Fowler has already taken The latter Il
on his way to Liverpool TO close the deal II VIII re
orir- the raising about $6o1o"r' by the ISSUING
Of new securities by tn" big concern me +'Het'
American COMPANY has great foreign ra4s.
Gr-ifr nrota hIv was after this. although lhe
concern is everywhere in Europe aIreadE- II - -
,1,fersfood that Swift < Co. stockholders WI ~
asked to authorize an issue of $lot'"" aodi'l'hai
stock
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
g. l. r.. uEN At SiR4TOG4

Saratoga. y. Y. June 15.-Thc NewYork State
Department Of the Grand Army of the Repubc
begins its annual encampment here tomorrow
The Woman's Relief Corps gave reception
night 10 the veterans at the Grand Union Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

Chicago June 25.-The Freight hah"ierS 'I'r I,
,-.robo,,so Ne,,,s Union. which has its rolls
seven thousand men who handle freight III ON
hundred warehouses used hy the twenty-fonr ran
roads entering Chicago. made a demand to-9dE 10. u
strike il is said the teamsterS erSil a.
though averse strike by the trelEhI ht''"lo'
would almost inevitably he drawn into II
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

WILL. OPERATE A LINE TO EDGEWATER
RoRoUGH. y J-MrsT PAY FIVE PER
CENT OF CROSS RECEIPTS.

The Sinking Fund Commission yesterday ap-
proved lease to the Riverside and Fort Lee Ferry
Company to operate ferry from One-hundred-and-
thirtieth-st TO Dempsey-ave Edgewater Borough,
y. ! The company is 10 pay per cent Of its gross
receipts which must be less than $500 year.
The lease is for twenty-five years to hc readjustrd
the end Of the FIRST ten years
The commission also approved of the lease by
the Board of Elections Of tn" second floor of the
Halter Building. Forty-second-st-. between Sixth
and Broadway. 10 October, 1897 Tn" rental
will he S75oo The Board OF Elections has occu-
pied offices the third floor of Police Headquar-
ters. No. 300 MuIherry-st. for thirty years. The
Police Department is in need Of these rooms.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
HOME NEWS.
PRoMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

c:Rh36 I-Tf0T"Captain D. C. Pearson. t. ; a.
H0LLAND-Kosoro Takahira Jap1nfsf ML5SfT[ of IE
dianapoIts MANHATTA TAN-PrOfess0r l., NJ. ftlIiS t3
of Amherst Mass. MURRAY HIIt-l1-o1 HII-l1-'reoTEe r. Z; q
Pad Daymaster. L. :. N. Professor w, ~
sumner Of Yale University. NATARREtirDr John
p Gil1ner of Louisville" PARk AS
man wallace r. Foote jr. Of Port Henry Sorav ~ ay
General W p Orr. Piqua. Ohio; w r. 'S.eS T..
president of the Carnegie Steel Company OF fl''S
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
POTTERY FORCED TO SHUT DOWN

Elizabeth y. j., June % tSpecialD. Because OF a
secretly of coal the American Sanitary Pottery
company was forced 10 shut down to-day. The
company is composed mostly of Eliza abeth ca pitai-
,sts sno rs conducted by skilled potters from
Ion ever one hundred persons employed on
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing at Sheepsheai Bay
E,uid Transit Commission afternoon
citizens Health Protective Association n'eSIls -
Rartholornevs Hall East Forty second ST. > p n
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
Announcements.
Missoula. Tetonka.
p rsw Two New Collars. E W.
Announcements. A
z. & W.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 20 sunset Moon rises pm 1913 Moon axe ~
HIGH WATER.
u SANDY Tfooi IO-i2 Island 1i-l4 Hell Cat" n&
= NJ sandy Hook Island II II Hen Cat" IL"
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26
rJ-SION EFFECTED " NEBRASKA.
G0VERNOR-PoPULIsTs GET BULK
OF REST OF TICKET.

Grand island Neh. June .. After twenty -four
hours of almost continuous session the Democratic
aud Popust State conventions completed fusion
ticket this afternoon. with Democrat at its head
Five places on the ticket allotted to the Popu-
lists and three 10 the Democrats. They are as fol
lows:
For ,savcrn,r- " II. THOMPSON. Han County (D"m).
For Lieutenant Governor +. y. GTLBERT York
For secretary Of s,ate-IoHN POWERS. Hitchcock
For a,a,e Audit. CHARLES @. nEFRA1r~ Ie~or-
For -,ate Treaerrer- J. y. G.YM>N. >aars County
r. Attorney Genera. ] NJ BROAD. Lancaster
RREHNAN Douglas count 'r~np.
For srrsr~:eai.,rt ~ schools CLAUDE SMITH. paw-
son COUNTY 'F"pA
While tho contest over the head of the ticket was
spirited. stubborn and At times almost bitter. in
III" end the utmost harmony apparently prevailed
Five different men received the unanimous nomiua
tion one the other Of the conventions for Gov
ernor before both bodies finally agreed on one man
is ready to sign a twenty five years lease for the
After adjournment had been taken William /
BRYAN expressed himself pleased with the success
fuI ACCOMPLISHMENT Of fusion. saving he would
lend his entire effort IN support Of the ticket
After tho nomination for Governor com
pleted there was little left 10 work out The con
ference committees soon came to an agreement on
the places each convention should MI and then
proceeded "a select candidates for the Offices So
thus made. rushed through in short order. and
the reports o. committees resolutions w@r" re
ceiveI and adopted without dissent
At m. the fusion convention took recess
breakfast without having secured a nomination
for Governor and with the prospects for fusion StlI
doubt
Each Of the conventions had selected a nominee
for Governor the night. the POpuIStS naming
NJ. =. Harrington of Holt County. and the Demo
Gratis selecting & !. Smyth. Of Omaha Both con
ventions began to ballot these names. and en-
tered into deadlock, which lasted until O'Clock
this morning.
Al that hour William j. Bryan was nominal ted
by the PnpuistS by aCClama tion, and the Demo
cratic convention informed Mr. Smith appeared
before the Democratic convention and announced
that fusion with himself 4 nominee seemed
impossible. and offered to Withdraw. Al IN" same
time MT. Harrington announced his withdrawal.
Mr.. Bryan thanked the convention for the honor.
hut said he could not accept the nomination. for
reasons already familiar To- the public He mad" a
plea for harmony and for fusion
lot ordered Five out of six counties called
cast their ballot for Harrington. the POpullst
choice. when lie appeared to say that he had pos
itivrIv ithdraWn and asked the convention to
nominate W II. Thompson The suggestion
acted with unanimous consent. and Thompson
was borne the platform the shoulders of a
number of delegates
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

Jefferson city Mo. June 25.-The Republican
State Convention. which met yesterday. adjourned
sine die this afternoon after unanimously reelect
ing Thomas !. Atkins chairman of the Republican
State Committee nominating a ticket and adopting
q platform unreservedly indorsng the admuistra-
tion President Roosevelt and declaring him to
he the logical candidate for 1901. The mention of
Roosevelt's name created great enthusiasm.
\ minority report. indorsng the administration
of the Secretary Of the Interior, Ethan Allan
Hitchcock who is Mssouran, adopted as
part of the platform after a warm debate. This
agreed to by vote of 636 to 39S. and was
declared be victory for the forces of State
Chairman Atkins those of National Commit
teeman kerens. The latter however, secured the
permanent organization of the convention
The following ticket nominated: State Su-
perintendent instruction. Professor J. L. White
of Rrookfeld: Warehouse and Railroad Commits
sfoner long term. w 5. Crane. of Jasper County;
short term Barney Fruenthal. of St. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-26

the plant The suspension. is for an fndeHhl'e
period until the coal strike Is setted-
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Seymour.


Seymour, June Airs. E. ]. Haines
and daughter, Miss Emma, of Valley
Junction, spent Decoration day in
Seymour with relatives.
Mrs. Perry Thurman and children
of Pittsburg, Kansas, arrived in the
city Friday morning to visit her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan. Warren.
The Harmony clubs of Centerville
and Seymour gave a concert in the
Lowry opera house Friday evening
under the direction of Prof. Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Lowry, Mrs. Jabe
Ruby. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Lowry, John
Hoschar, and #. L. Gaddis departed
Saturday for Los Angeles, Cal, for a
three weeks visit.
Miss Allie Clark will depart Tues.
day for Pratt, Kansas, where she will
visit relatives for a few weeks.
Miss Beulah Smith is visiting
friends in Fairfield this week.
Miss Josie Cody spent Sunday in
Ottumwa with relatives
A. c. Lowry and wife and Mrs. T.
N. O'Neil returned Saturday from Ell
vaston, ILL.,, where they have been Wis.
iting for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Speers, of Cen
terville, spent Decoration day in Sey
mour with relatives.
w. o. Jamison was a business visit
or in Chillicothe, Mo-, the first of the
week.
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