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New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
NAVAL MILITIA SAIL TO-DAY.

The Nea-Tork State Naval Militia will be repre-
scented at the naval manoeuvres by $50 men and
officers. They viii sail today the warshiPs
Indiana. Montgomery and Supply and on the Aiieen,
the boat used by the militia. The men will assem-
BILE az g O'Clock this morning the United States
steamer New-Hampshire at East TDenty-fourth-
st From the Ne.-Ha hampshire they viii be con-
yeyed 10 the vessels which they have been as
signed, which lying at Tompkinsville. The
number OF men and the ships to which they have
heen assigned follows:
On the Supply. officers and liz men, all from the
9th Division of the lst Battalion.
On the Indiana, Is officers and 1eG men OF the
ID Battalion and the I'd Separate Division OF Roch
ester.
On the Montgonlery. officers and Is men OF the
ID and sth divisions Of the 1st Battalion.
On the Aileen ; officers and j. men Of the I'd
Battalion. commanded by Lieutenant Commander
NJ. Cravan OF the 1st Battalion.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
CONGRESSMAN DE GRAFFENREID DEAD

washington, Aug. 29.-Representative Reese c. De
c-areureid Of Texas died of apoplexy at the Riggs
House In this city. shortly before IL o'clock to-
night.
Mr. De Graffenreid had been suffering with a
bilious attack to-day. and 1t became worse In the
evening During IA severe vomiting spell a blood
yasse, hur,t I'm his BRAIN and he sank back on his
bed Death had followed instantly Only news
naDer correspondent, who intimate asso-
ciate and a belboy OF the hotel who had been
called to his assistance, were with him at the time
He leaves a widow. who is now at their home In
Long View Tex. to whom telegraphic notifca-
ton was sent No plans have yet been made for
the funeral
Mr.. De Graffenreid came from Long View. Tex.
and represented the lid District OF Texas in the
I,Vth and I.VIth Congresses and in the present
IVIIth Congress. He was a lawyer and Demo-
crat He was born in Franklin. Tenn In 1859
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
THE BALTIMORE a FORMIDABLE CRAFT
SIZE rs NEARLY READY FOR SEA, AFTEF
BEING REPAIRED AT THE BROOK
IYN NAVY YARD.

Toy man, months the cruiser Baltimore has been
living in the Brooklyn Navy Yard but she VIII be
ready for sea in about month, after having
500 ,,1 spent on her and will be one of the finest
protected cruisers IN the navy. In every detail she
win be modern and her battery viii be exceptional
u, strong She will carry twelve e-nch. six S-nch,
six 3-pounders 1-pounders, four Colts and one
s-inch field gun. The 6-inch guns are declared 10
be equal in strength the s-inch rifles she carried
formerly. ,, -, ~.
The Baltimore used flagship. and "hen
she came back from Manila is said TO nave peen
alroost entirely useless she not sufficiently
modern although her cost was sl-5Seph All hei
wooden apartments have been replaced Nllh sttt..
armament has been replaced with new ana thicker
She Will have Il speed OF about nine
feen knots an hour She will participate IN the
rrsnceuyres IN the Caribbean Sea next winter.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
Notlre OF Summons.

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE
Of New York County-Su nnnnors -.
tt,r To- a Divorce Henry NiIlar. Plaintiff agains
Fmily sophia Rose MiIIar pefendant-fo the ao.r
Dersndant hereby summoned 20
ser the complaint this action and 70 serve -
your answsr on the Plaintiffs Attorney Wlthia rhs
days after the of this summons o.
of failure 10
e9ser iIvn,ent will be taken against BY deiAN
ro- ths relief demanded in the complaint
Deteo' August - 49, WILLIAM H. FAM.
Attorney
- ,.z-.=s- "a Wall street, New
York City. n. T. 80. n x,,,-.
The foresoing summons Is served upon y2S HALL
one OF the justices the supreme Court OF a r nd s3
Sar Wi, Satsd the 2Sth day OF August lsO- ana
with the complaint in the Office OF the a. +bs CITY
..,n,v and state OF New York the 2sth osS y
August 1907 WILLIAM T. FAM.
Plaintiffs Attorney
- So. ~-sur yorE civ New York
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
INTERSTATE SHOOTING.

Savannah Ga. Aug. 29-In the visitors regi-
mental match for the Avondae Interstate Military
shoot to-day, the Sd South Carolina Infantry. OF
Charleston won with of 404: list Florida,
second 357. and 1st Alabama. third. 321.
In the cavalry carbine match the Georgia Hus-
sars won: score, 461 Liberty Independent Troop,
second, s2s.
In the regimental interstate match the Savannah
Volunteer Guards 1.-TWO teams) first and sec
ond prizes with scores of 827 and 752.
The company team match was won by the Fer
nsndna (Fla) Volunteers.
The match for the De Renne trophy. valued at
81 cp0 was finished. The leaders at the call off
on account of darkness, were the Sd South Caro-
lima 1856: Florida. 637. and Dothan tAla) Guards
5a4 contest will be finished tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
TALK or s800,ooo HOTEL FOR ALBANY

ONE TO BE BUILT. 1T Is SAID. OPPOSITE THE
UNION STATION
Albany Aug. % (speciaD-!t was reported here
to-day that c-eproof hotel. to cost $4,000 would
be built in Broadway, opposite the Union Station
Of the New-York Central Railroad. Recently a
local hotelkeeper bought the Adams House. directly
opposite the station. but this property would not
be Included in the site for the proposed hotel.
which Is from Steuben-st. north TO the Adams
House.
It was further reported that the New-Yo Cen
traI Railroad Company might construct the hotel,
hut n State official said Il doubt the truth of any
report that Central is about to engage in hotel
In di1noF
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
GERMAN ARur OFFICERS DISMISSED.

SHARP PENALTIES INFL1rrED ToE HoNoRING
THE DUEIL.IST HILDEBRAND.
Berlin Aug 29.-Captain Won Franksnberg
and First Lieutenant Numbauer OF the 1st
Regiment Of Field Artillery have been dismissed
from the army on account of the ovation given
some time ago at Ciumbinnen, East Prussia. TO
Lieutenant fIildebrand, the pardoned duelliSt-
Another officer. who commanded Hildebrand'S S
cavalry escort the day Of the manifesto tion, has
been transferred 10 the cOmmssariat corps. and
Hildebrand'S regimental commander. Lieu
tenant Colonel Weiss. and Major Dieckerhof
have resigned upon demand although these
officers did not pa anticipate in the demonstrations
and though they also unaware that they
were projected The army administration. how
ever was so displeased that II felt that the res
ignations of the officers must he demanded. The
dismissals of Won Frankenberg and Numhauer
were so sudden that they had TO he recalled
from the maneuvres. where they were duty
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
DRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED. TO BE

opensd September y. 1902 for the sac
a suitable site centrally ana con
venently located ot south OF 20 north OF '9In
NEW POST OFFICE BUILDING 70 oe eEccts-a
New York. y. Y An entire square. or BLOCK conts
not less than sixty thousand square feet or FI9usS
proposal be accompanied ~
diagram OF the land. showing the widths OF ~
alleys the grades. and the chslaetsi
foundations obtainahlr etc Any improvements % sy.
removed by the vendor within ninety
written notice. and the vendor shall pay 81 "a
connected with furnishing evidence 90 nrrssI
The right TO reject any pESlrs;
Is reserved Each proposal must be ssaIed. W1pE
PROPOSAL. FOR NEW p. o. SITE AT NtN aGaS'
y. Y" mailed the SECRETARY OF The AFsC n -
URY SUPERVISING ARCHITECT. WasninStol, 2>s. =,
l.. SHAW. Secretary Of the Treasury II =. FAt -
Postrnaster-GieneraL r - KNON. Attorney-tshe1ai -
-he United Stat.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
midnight Sunday it can appear ar any I noL.ie -
II chooses until September q. Two Gays oL
generations actual as we'll as theoretlcaI'
main ana then the exciting phase OF the
game will begin.
rrsT ATTACK AT NEWPORT FAILS.

Newport r. J. Ang. 2s-The arrival oi .a NO, a
,pr detail, Of men from the ist hassachuset''
Heavy Artillery to-day and the departure oi ''e
.rr,v .bservcrs sfioat the most important
de,clopp,ents here to-day in connection with maj
freparstions for the opening OF the great war
.aroe The srtierymen were taken to Forts AdaHiS
and C;rebIe 20 prepare camp for the main ooo!'
which will come tomorrow. The obserNerS were
takcn out TO Rear Admiral Higginsons squadron
nv the tugs Lcyden and Scorpion
At the various stations in tins vicinity prePdiH
lions are practically complete for operations 10
begin Tests have been made and everything J.
declared in 4 satisfactory condition kspecihii! II
this true of the signal service 1t Is st4teu ~ -.
those familiar with the department that tlele
is outfit than the one here ner Is n ma
terial sufficient for complete duplcauon III Aeces
sary Every desirable point of obserNaI9n atuiiS Iii
fhe shore covered, and 10 man the stations VIZ
require no little force especially II all are 10 p
guarded against attack. -. ,-o1o,oI
II is learned that on "Wednesday night 1olonet one
gIsebroylck the forts near mere notice lid
he would try their search lights as a .t ,eSt
,;oirg out 10 sea Law under the Narraar SeIt
shore and its shadows tried to creep up on & or
fTrehIe He failed and was picke1 up at poln'
where the guns at the fort could have done terrl-
bic execution against real enemy
Outside of the mortar emplaceTi1eflts az roit
Adams A camp has been established SO thai HI
case of alarm the guns can be manned instantly.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
SILK MANUFACTURER ARRESTED.
D
JOSEPH BAMFoRD, OF PATERSON, FINED
FOR SPEEDING AUTOMOBILE IN
MONTCLAIR

Montclair. y. J., Aug. % (special)-Joseph Ban-
ford, silk manufacturer of Paterson. arrest
cd in the Valley Road this morning by Policeman
Seery and arraigned before Recorder Henry l..
Yost in the police court for violating ordinance
Of the town which prohibits the speeding of auto
mobiles at a higher rate of speed than ten miles
a hour.
Ramfords arrest was brought about through a
telephone message from DR.. Irving Tucker, of
Upper Montclair. Chief of Police Ciallag who
informed him that an automobile had just passed
his home going at the OF thirty miles hour.
Chief Gallagher Immediately sent out Policeman
Seery on his bicycle to make the arrest.
When arraigned in court Bamford admitted that
he was going faster ttnn ten miles hour. but
did not think he had arrived within the limits of
Montcair Mr.. Bamford paid the fine under pro-
test and threatened 10 appeal the case. Mr.. Bam-
ford was accompanied on the trip by his wife and
brother.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
EVERY ARMY OFFICER To REPORT.

Washington. Aug. 2a--CarTying out the piah 10
have the combined army and naFy manpuNreS
duplicate the conditions of actual war as far as
training of the personnel is concerned oroers nave
been issued that the manoeuvres 10 be regarded
as actual field operations. Therefore. every army
officer connected Herewith is required TO submit
detailed reports of their operations ana speclai
functions. just they would in case OF actual war
This is with the view OF deriving the greatest pos
stble benefit from the operations The officers are
specially enjoined comment freely upon any
phases of the manPuvres outside OF their own nne
of work
With view preventing any accident which
might result from the presence in the soldier bet
Of ball cartridge General Macarthur has drecteQ
all company officers to take away all such aIhhsi-
milton The same rule is TO apply the ammuni-
lion chest of small Calibre machine guns
No personal salutes will be fired during the peT1od
Of u1anoRuVres.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
ALTO SCARES HORSE To DEATH.

THE ANIMAL, WHICH WAS SOUND HAD
NEVER SEEN MACHINE BEFORE
The first sight of automobile caused morse
IN drop dead fro m fright in Union Hill. N j.. on
THURSDAY The animal attached 70 milk
wagon and was being driven by man named
Smith, of Jersey City Heights
He was going along Columbia a-st. Union Hill
toward Weehawken- Coming in the opposite
direction was an automobile, painted red and
running the rate of about eight miles an hour
AS II passed the horse the animal gave leap
into the air ran about twenty yards and with a
neigh fell the ground. When Smith got off the
wagon he found than the horse dead.
Smith declared that the horse perfectly
sound wind and limb to the time it sa w
the automobile. and that it died from heart dis
ease. He declares that he had had the animal
since It was colt, and not to his knowledge had
II seen automobile until the day Of its death
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
FRENCH DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.
NJ. JUssERAND's APPOINTMENT TO WASH
INGTON ANNOUNCED.

"
Paris Aug. pa decree making NUMBER OF
diplomatic appointments was signed by Presi-
dent Loubet to-day, but it will not be ofhciail9
published for day or two. The new appoint
ments include that of VI. Jusserand, the retlrinS
French Minister at Copenhagen. as French Am
bassador to Washington: the appointment of NJ
Cambon whom NJ Jusserand will replace III
tho United States as French Ambassador to
Snain. and that of NJ. Bompard as French Am
bassador to Russia in succession TO the Marquis
de Mortebello.
The significance of VI. Bompard's appointment
TO Russia lies in the fact that as he is chlef or
the Consular Commercial Bureau, Of the Foreign
Office it may be taken to mean that the olpio-
matte relations of France and Russia are no"
so satisfactory that closer commercial relations
are contemplated.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
NAY TRY TO STOP MERGER.
REPORT THAT GEoRGIAs GOVERNOR is HOS
TILE TO SUCH \ MOVE.

Atlanta. Ca, Aug. 29-"The Constitution To-
morrow will say:
II the rImored merging OF tho southern. Seaboard
Air line and Louisville and NashNillc reaches a
sta 90 where fulhlment seems probaDl" poVsItlol
Candler will take A hand in the matter anu nst
s,,c, measures as may be In the power OF th Slate
10 prevent it, so far Georgia IS conc"rneo
stated Yesterday that he had reRd 'He ac
conpts of the rlmored merger and considered !.
clearly Illegal and opposed to the consu'ut'"h"i Id"
the State , - ,,,o sbosrI -,
said Governor Gambler. the law would ne pracc,'5 @
,iaIn think They clearly competitors ana
merger or consolidation would meal = i ISsellltis
OF Competition, which the constitution eAp'eSS''
fnrhidS'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
BAR ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS.

Saratoga. n. Y. Aug 2s-The American Bar
Association elected the following officers to-day:
President, Francis Rawe. of Philadelphia: secre-
tary, John Hinkley, of Baltimore; treasurer Fred
erick f. Wadhams. of New York: executive com
mittee ex offcio. President Rawe. T. NJ Rose
of Little Rock. Frederick E. Wadhams and John
Hlnkley; elected Charles f. Libby, of Portland:
Rodney A. Mercer. of Towanda: James Hager-
man. of St Louis; T. W. Medrim OF Atlanta and
Platt Rogers, Of Denver Vice presidents and
members of local councils were elected for each
State,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
TO REORGANIzE CHIN4,s 4RMY.
JAPAN TO HAVE EQUAL. STANDING WITH
RUSSIA.

Peking Aug 29.-The japanese Government
has appointed Major Genera! Iasnani, VINO was
recently in command of the japanese troops IN
China to be military attache to the japanese
Legation here 1t is believed that General
Yanlani will direct the reorganization of the
Chinese army His appointment is intended
also to give Japan equal standing with fNus-
sia who has long kept Major General NoSdCh
as her military and political agent in CHINA.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
VIOLENT STORMS IN FRANCE.

Paris Aug. 29.-Vioent storms are reported from
the Southwestern part of France. At Rodez hur-
ricane unroofed number of houses and caused
great damage in the vineyards and orchards. The
vineyards In the Perpignan region have been
riously injured by rain and hail. A waterspout
which burst over st. Etieune this afternoon con-
verted the streets into torrents of water and flooded
many cellars.
cyclone, accompanied by rain and hail, is
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
MORE RAIN NEEDED IN INDIA,

London, Aug. 2s. An official dispatch received
here from Lord Curzon of Kedleston viceroy o
India, confirms previous reports of great improve
ment in agricultural conditions result of a
general rainfall In India but that more rain
is needed before the serious pressure for relief
work will be materially diminished.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
TO MEET FRENCH BUDGET DEFICIT.

NJ RoJvIERs PLAN MAKES No MENTION OF \
Paris Aug ca-Thc Minister Of Finance. NJ Rou-
vier. will present the Budget at the reopentns OF
the Chamber Of Deputies. He proposes to meet the
deiclt by reducing the amount OF untaxed alcohol
hitherto allowed producers from which he esti-
mates 10 reap so 6OC'a and hy abolishng some of
the exemptions from the tobacco tax, from which
g 90. .0a is expected.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
A GASOLINE TANK EXPLODES.
BLAZING AUTOMOBILE IN STREET. SUI
ROUNDED BY BIG CROWD.

In some unknown way the sasolene tank of a
big automobile the first floor of the Manhattan
Transit Companys building, at No. s8 Second-ave.
exploded last night. The automobile was damaged
to the extent OF $500. and 500 damage was done
the building.
The employees Of the company wouIo give out no
Information as to how the accident happened. The
doors Of the building were suddenly opened and
a number Of appeared pushing me blazing
machine out into the avenue.
When the firemen reached the scene the, auto
mobile blazing i'm the street, sufTonfldcd ny
a c.0na The fire in the building was conIihed TO
tae &c MIS- "a. .,aiEscofiila ui The hrst hooT
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
BRITISH STEEL TRi ST :,

NEGOTIATIONS SAID TO BE STILL IN PROGRESS.
London. Aug 30-"The Standard this morn
ing saws il has learned that negotiations are
still in progress for the creation or briush
steel combination the lines OF the Cnl,eu @
States Steel Corporation, but that they NAVE
not Vet reached very dehnlte stase.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
INFORMATION ABOUT SUIT REFUSED

Justice Hall. in the Supreme Court. yesterday
appointed 3. FairchiId referee in a suit brought
by Esther II. Carstairs against Charles S. Car
stairs James r. Egan is counsel for the plaintiff
and John C.. Coleman for the defenda 1T.
At the ONCE of John &. Coleman, No 100 Broad
way All Information rega riding the suit
fused
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
NEH RrLE FOR GR4LN EXPORTED.

Hamburg. Aug. 29.-According 80 the "Boersen-
halle" the Hamburg customs authorities will here
after require certificates Of origin in the OF
grain dspa tchcd from New-York, Philadelphia.
Boston Baltimore. Buffalo. Newport News, Cleve-
land Chicago. Milwaukee, Duluth. Montreal. Que
bee, Portland. Toronto and Manitoba. Cargoes al
ready anoat exempt.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
PROPOSALS FOR NAPHTHA STREET

LIGHTING IN THE DISTRICT OF CoLuMsIA-
Office of Commissioners. D. -, Washington, D =
Aug 962Seaied Proposals will be received az tns
ofice until II O'Clock NJ. Sept. g 1s2 for Hghtins
public alleys roads in the District
Columbia during ending SO 1908 with n4p
lanlTS Specifications blank forms ot propeAs
may obtained this ofce BY order OF the boa-g
Commissioners Of the District ot Columbia. "N Ai-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
ENGLAND's OLDEST ACTOR DEAD.

London. Aug 29.-James Doel Engand's oldest
actor died suddenly this morning at hts home in
Plymouth. He born in 1904. Up to the time
Of his death Mr.. Doel continued quite sprighty
Sir Henry Irving invariably sent him gift On his
birthday. His first appearance the stage was
in 1870 and his last appearance took place ten
years ago at a benefit performance.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
LOUBET RETURNS SHAFTS VISIT.

Paris. Aug 29-President I.oubet to-day returned
the visit which the Shah paid him at Ram
bouilIet yesterday. and remained at the Persian
monarchs hotel for luncheon.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
GROUND SETTLES IN SCRANTON.

Scranton. Penn Aug. q (SpeciaD.-By collapse
Of the old workings of the Diamond Mine in this
city, Tripp Park. a residence section has settled
inches. The Lackawanna tracks have sunk
four feet and traffic is delayed Altogether fifteen
acres are affected.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
SECRETARY SHAW.

The beautiful country home Of Lcslie "
shaw Secretary of the Treasury. Thomp-
sons Point, Lake Champlain. pictured and
described. President Roosevelt VIII spend
next sunday there. see TO-MORROW'S TRIB-
lNE.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
WILL SELL BRAZILIAN ROAD.

London. Aug 2s-At a meeting OF the sharehold-
ers OF the Aagoas Railroad Company to-day ii
voted to accept the offer of the Brazilian Govern
meut purchase the road for SIPS. 900 in per
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
hearty EATERS.

6ovv the Navy fs fed. The liberal prov tsion
~ct~ - ~ makes for axhtrrs. Photos o
fs~ sm~n al m~~s. cook. prepc ring food. etc.
A. rst A9gsio2-s rxsElaE.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
Ar. rxrs .RE NOW FOCUSED UPON

All ryEs ARE NOW FOCUSED tFoN
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. therefore a de-
scr;ptiop of the aims and purpose, OF fhe
p--ocfntfop formed nj hi. suESesfion 4" pre-
scrxr btr game through hout tn" West. vhirh
~, nc nubIi.h~d IN To-MoRROw'S TRIB-
me will particularly. timely fh"t"'
showing the reckless killing Of htE game In
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

SIR CHRISTOPHER FURNEss THINKS BRITAIN
MAY BECOME PRoTECTIoNIST.
London. Aug. oa-Sir Christopher Furness. the
shipowner and shipbuilder. presiding at q steamship
meeting at Manchester to-day. declared that
question which more and more frequently
asked was why I'm the United States. under protec
ton trade prosperous. while Great Britain.
a free trade country. not so prosperous as she
should be? AS free trader. he OF the opinion
that the problem must be more seriously constd
cred. There danger. he apprehended. OF Great
Britain before many years, becoming protection
list and AT the same time he would not be
prised TO see the United States adopting free trade
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
IMPERIAL SANCTION FOR TREATY

Shanghai Aug 2e.-The Anglo-Chnese COM
merciaI treaty will be signed tomorrow, the
Chinese Commissioner having received the I'M
perial sanction to do So
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
DEAL BEACH. y. J..

part Of the Standard OIL millions -
ing expended by Daniel O'Day- one "'
maEnates- af Deal. n. j. His chnrmiss
mev mansion there, fine stetunry. ennke"
gardens, etc., In TO-MORROW'S IHlBtsI'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK N ITALY.

Rome Aug. ga violent earthquake shock /. re
ported 10 have been felt at Fabriano, In the Prov
ince OF Ancopa.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
GENERAL STRIKE IN FLORENCE.

Florence. Italy Aug. ga general strike move
ment has begun here. and the metal workers print
ers cigar makers and Joiners already out.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
TO ARB17RArE HOUSE TAX QUESTION.

arbitration Of the question OF the house
foreigners which has caused much trouble has
been signed at Toxic
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

norted from NIontauban- The wind caused s. s.era
nous waves on the river Tarn. many oOa,S 80,
wrscked and a fisherman was drowned y al
ouantitv of hail the size of pigeon ,,ary
Laval d'Aurelle. destroying crops ana Ailii"s
htrr=
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30
prcposals.

GOVERNORS ISLAND. y. y. H. Aug -,
1eoc-sealed proposals. in trplicate. for furnisni1s
PlsttsbuTgh Barracks. y " during the year emu
ing June 30 et3 received and post unt
II NJ. Sept 1902 L. right 70 reject Or
all proposals. thereof lnfor-
nation furnished application Envelopes eontsininS
will niorsed Proposals for Coal 81 Pstts
birsh Barracks JOHN SIMPSON. A . NJ q
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

WAR COLLEGE TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED
Washington. Aug 2a.-An order has been issued
by the Navy Department, suspending until Septem-
her the routine of work at the Naval War College
at Newport n. l.. caused by the necessary an
sence of many of the faculty of the college in at
tendance upon the army and navy manPuvres.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

Tourcoing Department du Nord). France Aug
ga disastrous fire has occurred here in a wool
combing factory. large area affected. The
damage done is estimated $slO.0pO
New-York tribune., 1902-08-30

wRECKING CREW LIFTS HIS MACHINE OC1
OF SUBWAY.

Edward Morris, of No. 100 West Ninetyfrst-st.
whose automobile fell into the rapid transit tunnel
at Forty -third-st. and Broadway Thursday
night, died in Roosevelt Hospital yesterday morn
ing from fractured skull and other injuries. In
the night wrecking crew raised the automobile
from the big trench.