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FRANCE.

ABBEvILLE-Credi, Lyonnai-
t dsneaafs pour
Ai i SGpnS cSRsI ! l"aazi tretes
AMIENS-Credit LyoEnais.
AN SGG5 tETME1d p, R!e Iyana Els
AyIGNoS~credl;, Lyonnais.
ARLEs-societe Generate pour lie Commerce &
ARcACHoN-Enslish Bank. FIR Audap.
BAY0NNE-Cretit lyonaai= l
BAYoNNE-soc. pour favoriser lie Commerce &
BEIFoRTNcreiit Lyonnais
BEACLIEU-BanGue populaire de Mention.
EEzI HHs-STsdit LLy yonna...
BEZIERs.British & International Bank. H. Bel
BEzIERs.socie,e Generate pour lie Commerce &
BLoIs-cEedit Lyonnais
R RGREE ,{X-i5ei. L Ly9Is9s
RoELoGNE 5. MER-Adam & co.
cAENecredi, Lyonnais
CAEN-L. Asseline & Fills.
CAI.AIS-Credit Lyonnais.
CANNES-Credt Lynnnais
CAENEs-Thomas Cook &: Son. rue de Ia care
CANNES-SGc. Generate pour favoriser lie Com
CARCASsoNNE-Credit Lyonnais.
cH E4I5NGEfa4i E ly9Sasi5 Lyonna..
CHAMBERY-Credit Lyonnais
cHAMBERY.Soc. Generate pour favor!ser lie
CHAMCNIN-Paul Payot.
RBoGRG-Goniptoir dEscompte de Cher
CLERMoNT- FERRAND--CredLt Lyonnais.
GG9 IfGSN c-cG;, , Ly2n3ais'
DINAN-societe Generate pour lie Commerce &
DINAN-John lie Coco
DtNKIRK-Creiit Lyonnais
G GRHssE-crsdi, I ISonnai.
GRAssE-societe Generate pour lie Commerce &
HAERE-Credit Lyonnais
HYER ES-Gredit LyonnaiS
HYER ES.societe Generate -FOUR lie Commerce &
LiR s5TIsssf: 1yonnais
k kfsdeiEsre9ls hiyG hToanals.
LYONS-Credit Lyonnais.
MMABRssEEIItItE:s-TT[sdIt Ly SnoI,
MESToN-socie,e pour lie Commerce & r1ndus-
F COOK de Ms #s:.
MoNTE-cARLo--r Monaco Ter-.l-snith.s Bank
MoNTE-CARIo French Terr.5-Banane Popu.
MoNTPELLIER--societe Generate pour lie Com
NoNTPELLIER-Credit Lyonna.s
S SaSff:Sccfeai. h Esannai..
NANTES-Brousset Fills. Bauauier.
NICE-Thomas Cook & Son. IS Avenue Mas,.na.
Ns5iSse Generate e r ayen ~ MaS.eIa
N1CE-F. Crossa. BaNGuier. u. rue Nassena-
NTMES-Credit Lvounais.
ORT.FANS-Credit Lyonnais.
PARIS-Banaue Francois pour lie Commerce &
l'Tndustria rue Boudreau.
PARTs-Credit Lyonnais. Boulevard des Italien..
PARIs-Thoras Cook & SON. + Place de ropera
PAPIS-Societo Generate pour lie Commerce q,
l1ndustrie 1874 rue Reaumur.
PARIS-Iordaan. Cohen & Winnink g. bould
des Itaens
travellers wishinr to reside in Paris can make
arrangements to draw money az anv OF The many
Paris Branch Offices of Credit Lyonnals
PAT---Credit Lvonnais.
PAT.Societe Generate pour lie Commerce A I'm
dustrie.
PAr-Merillon Aine.
PERIGI' EX-Credit Lyonnais.
PERPIGNAN-
RF.rMS-Credit Lvonnas.
REIMs-societe Generate pour lie Commerce &
REIMs-Ruioard rere fls. Banauier,
RENNES-Credit Lvonnais
BoI-RAIE-Credit Lyonnais.
ROUEN-Credit Lyonrais.
ST ETIENNF-Credit Lyonnais
ct. NAJ0-Credit Lyonnais.
ST. MALO-Societe Generate POUR le Commerce &,
fTndustrie.
ST. SERVAN-Socete Generate pour le Conn
uierce & rIndustre.
TOt-T.0N-Credit Lyounas.
ToT-LOU-SE-Credit Lyonnais.
TOI-LOT- SE-Courto!s & Co. Rancuiers
Tnr-RCOING-C~edit Lvonna!s
TOT-RS-Credit Lyonnais
vICHy-CredIt Lyonnais.
NTCHy-Societe Generate -FOUR lie Commerce &.
l'Tndustrie.
vIENNE-credlt Lyonnas.
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RUSSIA,

BAKC-Noriische Bank.
BIALISTOK-RiEaer Conlmerzbank
BORISSCGLEBSK- Bank.
DWINSK-Rigaer Commerzbank.
IWER-Sordische Bank
JELETZ-Nordische Bank
KASAN-Nordische Bank
KOSLOFF-Nordisch Bank.
Commerzbark-
LODZ-Rigaer Commerzbank
MINSE-Nordfsche Bank
MOSCOw-NordIsche Bank
MOSCoW-Credft Lyonnais.
MOSCOW-Woeau & Co.
ODESSA-Credft Lyonnais.
RIGA-Rizaer Commensurate.
ST. SBCRC-Sordische Bank.
ST. ERSBCRG-Credit Lvonrais,
ST. PETERSBURG-Wo & Co.
WOROSESCH-Nord Bank.
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law firm of Stewart Cunningham & Eliot
Indisposed because of business cares and
the recent death OF his wife he decided to
seek rest in California. He departed July
.. Shortly after he reached Sacramento
he was taken seriously i'll. Upon his ar
rival there he was taken to hospital
Doctor T. A. White performed success
full operation. and it is believed Mr. Cum
ningham will be able to be up and about in
a few weeks. It is probable he will remain
n month in California.
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viii Ask continuation of Sentence.

J. W. Clapp of Milan. No.. former Prose-
cutting Attorney of Sullivan County. was
in ST. Louis yesterday on his way to JEFF
ferson City to present a petition to Gov
orner Dockery asking the Communication Of
the sentence OF y. J. Privitt who Is con-
fined in the Sullivan County jail for the
murder Of John ". Wolf on November %.
1901 Privitt is to be hanged July "a The
petition asking for executive clemency IS
said to bear the signatures of nearly a
thousand residents and business men OF
Sullivan County.
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ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY.
Judge Fowler Will Run for Lieu
tenant Governor.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Excelsior Springs. Mo. July 14.-Judge
William E. Fowler. who for twelve years
served as Probate Judge of Clay County,
has announced that he is a candidate for
Lieutenant Governor of Missouri, subject to
tn. next Democratic State Convention
He is an aggressive campaigner and his
friends expect him 10 make showing in
the convention.
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MAJOR CUNNINGHAM IMPROVES.
Reports From Sacramento to Eff
feet Operation Was Successful.

Major Edward Cunningham, Jr.. who was
stricken with appendicitis a week ago Sun
day. while on his way to Sacramento, Cal,
is improving, according to latest reports
from the coast.
Major Cunningham is q member os the
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BELGIUM,

ANTWERP fANvERS)-Banque d'Anv.r,
ANTWERP-Companie Commerc,aie Beige. Anc
II. Alb &c Rary & C. 1890
BRUSSELS-C.-dt Lyonnais. Rue Royale
BRUS2ELS-Credit Lyonnais. Boulevard dams
pach
rssELs-Tho-nas Cook & Son. Il Rue d. In
Madeleine.
Observation-Disclosures de Charleroi
GAND tGHEN)-Banaue de Flandres.
LIEGE-Bauque Generate de Liege
OSTEND-Credit Ostendais
oSTEND-Smith's Bank 43 Digue de Mer
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Authoress Commits Suicide.

Cleveland. o, July 1i.-Mrs. Delight Prem
tiss. wife of F. F. Prentiss. wealthy man.
ufacturer of this city. committed suicide
to-day by drinking carbolic acid. Mrs
Prentiss had been in poor health for long
time and had. it is said. frequently threat
ened to end her life. She was known to
the literary world as Delight Sweetzer.'
her maiden name
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IR ELAND.

BELFAST-Thomas Cook & Fan, Warinc stree,
tORk-Aunster Le!nster Bank
DtBLIS-Thomas Cook C Son
DtRLIS-Munster a Leinster Bank
KILLARNEY-Munster & Lieuster Bank.
Observation-Disclosures Il IIienste- Bank
Observation-Disclosures & Lienster Bank.
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Mrs. George W. Porter Dead.

Mrs. George W. Porter matron of 81.
Mary's Court of the Master Mason Daugh
tiers and Heroines of Jericho, died yester-
day morning at her home. No. Eli South
Ninth street. She was the daughter of the
Reverend and Mrs. B. w Stewart Ar
rangements for the funeral have not been
made.
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fftieth marriage anniversary yesterday
Over 300 guests were present They were
children together. attended the same school,
and have never been separated more than
day since their wedding.
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Injured by Explosion.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Centralia, ILL.,. July i4.-AIexander Dixon.
a coal miner. was burned severely this
morning by an explosion caused by lighting
lamps filled with gasoline.
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SWEDEN,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Kreditak.iebola-
get.
STOCKHOLM - skandinavtska Kreditak.iebola-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EnskiIda Bank
Observation-Disclosures & Co.
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Luxembourg.
RG-Internationale Bank.

after a battle with Sherifrs posse in
which Young was shot. died to-day Young
was about s. years old. More than two
thirds OF his life had been spent in prison
Tor horse-stealing.
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GREECE,

ATHENS-Ionian Bank Limited.
ATHF,NS-Thomas Cook & Son. Place de Ia Con-
etitutinn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bank. Limited.
CORFU-Ionian Bank Limited.
PATRAS-Ionian Bank. Limited.
PIRFE-Ionan Bank. Limited.
ZANTE-Ionian Bank. Limited.
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HOLLAND,

AMsTERDAM-Neder Escomp.e-
Maatschappij.
ALSTERDAM-Hope & Co.
AMST Observation-Disclosures. Rosenthal & Co.
DELFT-Scheurleer hls.
THE HAGCE-Scheurleer & fls.
ROTTERD AN-Rottertiamsch Bank.
SCEF,N ENINCi EN-Scheurleer & fills.
tTRECHT-Vlaer Kol.
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Celebrate Golden Wedding.

REPtBLIC SPEcIAL
Flora. ILL.,. July 14.-Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
T. Brock residing near Jeffersonville. seven
miles south OF this city, celebrated their
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GERMANY,

GERMANY.
Dsconto- Gesellschatt.
AACHE:N- Bergische Maerkische Bank.
ALT0SA.Filia!e der presdner Bank
BADEN EApEN-FiIiale der Rheinische Discon-
to-tieselischaft-
hAPE A HGflesrek F f2ssEsT, Hanq7'sT
BEELIN-DresdeH Bank. g Behren strasse
BEBLIN- Mi.;sI4sutsehs c5sdi;baRs. .s.
B5;EEiIeE5sss s ns Co Bank.
BoNN-Rhetnische Disconto. Ge.eIischaf'.
Bank FL b der , Psns5 s Ban
& co.
EIG-Gebrueder Loebtecke & Co.
BtECKEBU RG-Dresden Bank.
CASSEL-Gebrueder Goldschmidt.
CREMNITz- Dresdner Rank. ......-
cpEC RG-Schreidt & Hoffman.
COBLENZ-Rheinische Observation-Disclosures
CoLoGNE ,CoELNl-Bergisch Maerkisehe. Bank.
COLOGNE (coELS)-Thomas Cook & Son. /.
-CcoELNo-Rheinische Discon,o-Ge-
cqLoGSE tcoELSo "A. schaarhausen'scher
c.REFEI.n"Rersfsch Maerkische Bank.
nREsDEN-Dre>iner Bank. 3. KoeniE Johann
Observation-Disclosures Bank Branch &C. Prayer
rssMDoRE-Bereisch Maerkische Fank.
I @ Mae..scs. saak sb.
E Els E 81 Il. J. KiIchbsrssr;
RaSkFoR4 R?ik 81 GGfha De- p.con.o
Geselischaft e. Neue Mainzsrstrasse
FRANkF9RT k kGfs gsss1 c4setssns
FRANKFORT A. M.-Moritz Sachs. Is. schoene
FRANKFORT a. M--sachs Hoche.mer. u.
EER RERk F Rsss Eas,srsF hsnR
ERELRrEG l B-oberrheinische Bank.
FrRTH-M Embellishments cred,,bank
G0THA-Priyat Pank zu Gotha-
OFRLITZ-Eichhorn e. Co
GoETTINGEN-H. F. Klet,wis & Reibs..in. g.
HAGENSReTgisch Maerkische Bank
AMBrRG-Dresdner Bank.
HAMBrRG- Be.enbers. Gossler & Co.
H1 Il. RG;-Thorsas cox Son. g. Als..rdan,.
HANovER-Adolf Never Bank
DELRERG-Rheinische Crediteank.
H6R re- Rsp"KoeS haasere nask Co
Observation-Disclosures Creditbank.
fea.se
K0ELS.sse Cologne ,,.,
Credi.bank.
LEiPzIG-Knagsh. Nachod & Kuehne Bank.
LEIPZIG-Freee & Co. Banquers.
MANNHEIM Bank
MANNHEIM Rheinische Creditbank.
MANNHEIN-Oberrhei Bank
ANNHEIM.Ladenburg& Soehne.
MAYENCE CMainzl-G. L. Kaiser I. carmeliten
PIatz
Observation-Disclosures Creditbauk.
NF~TZ-Panoua de Metz.
MTcTZ-Internaticnal Bank IN Luxembourg. FIJI
!aIA Metz
Altersteinweg.
MIrNICH-Rayerische vereinbank
NAr-ENAHR RAD-Koch. L-auteren 4 Co.
Observation-Disclosures Bank
NUREMBERG (Nuernberg) MitteIdeutschs
Credithank.
0FFENRI- RG-Rheinische Creiithank.
RCHFORT-Rergische Maerkische Bank.
c -T-fa I2aptr t.,
arnhurV FIJI St Johann a. s
STRASSRT- RG-Rheinische Creiithank
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank
SC'HWALBiCH RAD-Koch. Lauteren 4 Co.
STETTIN-W. Schtow.
STJ-TTCART-G. n. Kellers soehne Banquier,
STTTTGA Observation-Disclosures Bankanstalt
mar
Observation-Disclosures creditbank
BerIe & CT.
acknowledgements. Sohn 4 Co.
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Accomplished Horse Thief Is Dead.

Rutland Vt, July H.-Rufus Young con-
sidered by the police the most accom-
plished horse thief in New England who
yesterday was captured near Darlington
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NORWAY,

PERGEN-Thomas Cook & Son. Csurnme- season
only.)
Observation-Disclosures for Norge
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DENMARK.

AARHCS-Jydsk Handels-oE Landburgsbank.
COPENHAGCE- iobe uhavns Handelsbank
Observation-Disclosures Ebstere
Observation-Disclosures Oden.e
RANDERS-Handesbank Randers
RONSE-Kj obenhavns Handelsbanks FIJI Rom
Observation-Disclosures 1 viborx
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TURKEY (In Europe.0

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ottoman BANK.
CONSTANOPLE-t'redit Lyonnais.
CoSSTANTINoPLE-Tho Cook & Son.
Cabristan.
PERA-Imuerfal Ottoman Bank.
acknowledgements Ottoman Bank.
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NAL 4,

vALETTA-Thomas Cook & Son. SIS stradr
Reale.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bank.
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PORTUGAL,

LISRoN-Inndon and Brazilian Bank Limited
OPORTO-London and Brazilian Bank Limited
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BELLAG1O-Achills Stoppani.
BOLOGNA-L.isf Gayaruzzi & Co
Cook K SON
BERGAMO-kdnca Commemorate Italtara.
CATANIA-A. ". E;ifcrd * 20.
COa0-Clsrici. %olteni = Co. hauGuiers.
FLORENCE-Baaca Commercials itd!.7na.
FLORENCE-Frsnch. Lemon & CO.
ELORENC E-MaGuay & 60
FLORENc E-kuster * Co.
FLORkNCE-Thomas Cook & Son.
GENOA-Banca CCmTleTcs>e Itaiiana-
Brown & Co
GENOA-Thornas Cook & Son. Via Cavio!i
LEGHORN-Banca Commemorate ital!ana-
LESiHCRN-Alfred Lemon & Co
MlI-AN-Banca Commercials Italiana-
NILAN-Barca Commercials Ttaliana-
MILAS-Ressi < Co. banquierS.
MLLAE.Thonas Cook & son. VIA A. Manzoni
NAPLES-Holme (: Co. Via Flavio Gioia-
NAPLES-W. ]. Turner &; Co. 81 Santa Lucia.
NAPLE$-E. G. TicEers & Co. Via Eittoria-
Cook & Son. Piazza De! Mar
tiri
PADOTA-Banca Commercials Ita1isna.
PAkERMO-Banca Commercials Italiana.
PERCGlA-kustsr Co.
PISA-Panca Commercials Italiaua
PlSA-Manuay & Co.
RCNE-Banca Commercials Italiana.
RONE-Sehasti & Rean Piazza di Spacna-
R0dE-Plowden & Co. Palace Colonna. 3 s.
Apostoli.
RoME-td- Roesslsr Franz & Figli. Condot.i.
SAN REMO-Asuuasriat freres banquIerx
san REMO-A. Rubiuo. hanquier.
SANONA-Banca Commercials Itaana-
S1FNA-Naquay 4. Co.
TTRIS-Banca Commercials ItaIiana.
TTRTN-Kuster & Co.
VFNICF-Ranca Commercials Italiana
FENICE-Thonas Cook & Son. Piazza San Marco
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FINLAND.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Finland
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The Mercantile Trust Company announces
the following European banks and bankers Whe1
drafts not only assured every facility for the
and attention from the bankers mentioned Spec
the care of baggage and forwarding of mail befW
The following list includes only European Ct
tanned covering Asia, Africa South America and
We also draw drafts upon all of the cities n
Interviews relative to matters pertaining to
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26
CONCILI4TORS MEET.
Rules 4dopted for the Presentot'o"
of the Miners Gr1eUdnceS.

1,-i1resbarre Penn June o5-The board of con-
citation which the suggestion Of the Anthracite
Strike Commission was created to ADJUST sIleN-
ances between the operators and their employees
and which is composed of three representatives
from each side. met here to-day for organization
The members Of the board are ". L. ConneIl. an
individual operator of Scranton; r. G Luther OF
PottsviIe. general superintendent of the Phila-
delphia and Reading collieriess S. D. Warriner or
Wilkesbarre general superintendent of the Lehigh
Valley company's mines and district PRESIDENT 1.
D Nichols William Dettrey and John Fahy, OF
the United Mine Workers. The same board met
here some weeks ago, but was unable TO organize
as the representatives of the operators refused
to recognize the representatives of the miners,
saying that the latter had not been CHOSEN
according to the provisions of the award OF the
Strike Commission. A general convention of an
thracte miners at Scranton accordingly elected the
district presidents for their representatives on the
hoard and the operators withdrew their opposi-
ton.
The meeting to-day in the Office Of the De-
high Valley Coal Company. The district presidents
were cordially received by the representatives of
the operators. There were handshaking and gen
eral exchange of courtesies. w L. Conneh was
elected president and T D. Nichols secretary MT
Nichols and William Warriner were appointed
committee draw up set of rules TO govern the
proceedings of the board When the committee
reported the rules were adopted and the board ad-
3ourned next Thursday. when it will meet TO to
be no objection to President Mitchell of the United
Mine Workers appearing for the miners ~.
The rules adopted provide that grievances of the
miners shall be submitted first to the foreman OF
the mine concerned and if he fails satisfactorily 10
adjust trouble application shall next TO made 10
the superintendent manager of the mine. IN
the event that the grievance still remains unsettled
IT shall then be brought before the member OF
the Board Cancellation representing the district
in which the mine is situated. and he will endeaVor
TO mediate between the and the superintendent
Finally the board will take the matter up and near
testimony. ANY employe is at liberty 10 apply dl-
rectly to the board. if he chooses
The hoard saws that it will consider any
grievances unless the employees remain at work
pending the settlement of the difficulty Decisions
are TO he retroactive. From present appearances
there will be necessity for an umpire on the
hoard
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26
PARKS HEADS PARADE.
Forty Walking Delegates Stop Work on Six
Buildings.

In 2 spectacular manner forty walking delegates
headed by sam Parks. Of the Housesniths and
Brtdgenen's Union. representing the unions still re
naming old United Board of Building Trades
IS Well as the organizations which seeded re-
centIv yesterday opened the campaign OF retalia-
ton on the Building Trades Employers Associa-
tion The first blow struck at the St. Regis
Hotel now in the course of interior construction
ct the southeast corner Of Fifyfth-st. and Fifth
ave. One hundred and fifty men, working in the
greet structure at decoration and other interior
work were called out by the delegates Of the
Gus unions to which they belong All work ended
Accompanied by some OF the men who had quit
st the St Regis, the delegates crossed the street
10 the new hotel being built at the southwest
corner. There elevator constructors. plumbers,
hcisting engineers and -stoneworkers were ordered
out. and they obeyed.
The next visit was made TO Frohman's New
Lyceum Theatre in Forty-ifth-st. The work is
being done by Life & Lennon, who are not mem
bers OF the Building Trades Employers Assoca-
ton. After a long conference with the men, the
delegates decided not TO call them out.
The reconstruction OF ihe New-York Theatre
Broadway and Forty -fifth-st-. stopped. was
the interior work in the New Astor Hotel between
F7ortv-fourth and FoSty-ffth sts on the west side
until work had been stopped six buildings in all
The Plain and Ornamental PlaSterers' Union
held mass meeting yesterday, and while they did
not declare "A general strike. deciding 10 let
tracts or uncompeted ones not Of the emergency
Dr7e~
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORT

June 23sailed steamer Wells City Or Carey
New-York.
Southampton June 25. SIS r-Arrived, steamer New
York Passow, New-York.
Lizard June 1880 a n-Passed. steamer Auguste Vic
toria Ger. Kaempf. NeW-York for Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Hamburg.
New-York
Glasgow June 25-Arrtved. Ethiopia (Br Lums-
New'-York.
Queenstown June 25 12:45 -sailed steamer
tBr), McKinstry Cfrom Liverpool. New-York; 2:04
arrived, steamer Germanic (Brl, Hambleton
New-York for Liverpool (and proceeded.
Rotterdam, June 24Sailed steamer Excelsior Ger
Courtin New York.
Havre. June 25. a m-Arrtved steamer Lorraine
tFrl. Alix Nev-York
Gibraltar. June 23-Saed steamer Trojan Prince (8r
Eageton Palerrno) New-York
Marseilles June 23Arrived GaIlia (Fr Pavey
New-Nork
Genoa June 23-Arrtved. steamer Manuel Cavo (Span,
Oliver. Havana and NeW-York and Bar
celona
Genoa June 22-saled steamer Cltta di Napoli dtsD
L.avareo, New-York
I.eglorn 24-Arrived steamer Hespera tBr) Baike
New-York Madeira.
Naples 24-Sailed steamer Calabra (Rr) Bridges
Nev-York
Porto Empedocle June 2o-saned. steamer Stella dtaD
Toscanini. New-Tork.
Palermo June 23-Arrived steamer Neapolitan Prince
CBrb, Adamson. NewYork via 81 MichaeIs and
Naples.
Colombo June 22-Arrved, steamer ockenfels (Ger
Hartzog Calcutta, Nep-lork
Santos June 2o-Sailed steamer Syracuse Ger Will
hoft New-York
Janeiro June 24-sailed steamer F.axmsn Usrp
Muirhead from Santosl, New York: arrived steamer
Tennyson tBr,, Ohls. New York Via Pernambuco
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26
Port of New York, Thursday, June rs, 1908

southampon and Cherbourg 19 Hamburg American
Line with 352 cabin and 277 steerage passengers mails
steamer Antia (Br) Montell. Nassau June 81 to F T
Montel Son. passengers. mails and mdse Ar
steamer FL Vale Grant. Galveston 90 the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse.
Steamer Monroe, Hulphars Newport News and Norfolk
steamer Pima (BrD Moses Shields June II, to Philip
Ruprecht in ballast Arrived at the Bar at p M .
Funch Edge & Co, with mdse. Arrived AT the Bar at
Steamer m Mobjack Rhodes Norfolk "a. to Old
steamer, LongfelloH Fredricksen, June H.
Kong Frede (Nor), Nielsen Port Antonio June
Is United Fruit Co with one passenger and fruit
steamer Thorney of8ri Kellea sagua June IL and
Caibarien Il. Munson with cedar and mahogany.
AfHed at R Re ear ran9e S 9nstoe on Mobile Is and Bruins
wick % 10 Mallory Co. with passengers and mdse
Orion, Hillary, Boston for Newport News via
steamer lioldsboro Geoghegan Philadelphia. to William
2 Clyde with mdse.
Steamer Algonquin. Hale. Jacksonville June % and
Charleston "a to William P Clyde & Co. with passen-
steamer C7hamete. Brney. NeU--Orleans. 10.
the Southern Pacific Co. with passengers mdse.
Sandy Hook n. J.. June %, $50 p. m.-Wnd south
east, light breeze; cloudy.
SAILED.
Steamers La Gascogne rl. Havre Friedrich
Ger via Plymouth and Cherbourg; Bluecher
Cier Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg Mongolian
tBr). Glasgow. Monterey Havana and Mexican ports:
Edda (Nor). Maracaibo; Hermine (AusD. Trieste via
Inglis New-orleans: jamestown. Norfolk and
Newport News: Dana DAM Sagua la Grande Hamilton.
Norfolk Newport News FL Sgio Galveston Cenfue-
Savannah United states collier Lebanon United States
battleship Alabama Azores United States bateship hi
nois. Azores United States battleship Massachlsets
yacht Mayfower, Azores; Straits OF Dover (Br)
Bluehelds Baltimore Oneida. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26
NOT HkMPEREo BY STRIKE.

Chicago. June 25,-The strike OF freight handlers
on the Chicago and Alton Railroad is regarded by
the officials OF the company a a closed incident
Work was resumed to-day and the vacancies caused
by the waIkout OF 65 per cent OF the men have been
flied.
we are suffering no Inconvenience to-day said
Genera! Superintendent J. H Barrett. and antici-
pate uo trouble other points system We
have freight handlers only at Kansas City and St.
I.p..i-. outside OF Chicago. At the former place
our men did 90 OFT in the general strike. and
] do nof believe they viii do so now
President Currau Of the Freight Handlers Union
,5ecined say to-day what his Iext step would he
New-York tribune., 1903-06-26
CAPTAIN DooLeY TO RULE AT coNEY

Captain Robert 2. Dooley. of the Bedford ave.
station. Brooklyn was transferred yesterday by
tommissioner Greene 10 take command Of the
police Coney Island. Captain Dooley for years
was a sergeant IN the Old Slip station, in Man
haitian and was promoted by General Greene.
Since ne has been in Brooklyn he has been known
the smashing captain" because Of numerous
raids he has MADE In which doors broken
down He relieves Captain William Knipe at
Coney Island. who is transferred to the Butler-st
station. Brooklyn. Captain Edward J. Toole being
sent from Butler-st- 10 Bedford-ave. General
Greene said I shall not go into details Be il
sufficient that have transferred these men be-
cause the situation at Coney Island is and has
been unsafisfactory-''