New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-03
Business Notices.
TEE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.--A mixed force Of $4,000 Russians
under General Stalkenberg has marched south
from Liao-Yang. - The japanese are said
TO be landing another army OF 0OOOO men at
TalCushan for achievements for General Oku
= General Kuropatkin reported quiet in the
direction Of Feng- Wang -Cheng, and no change
IN the situation at NeW-C hwaug or Kai-ChoW
- Russian officer escaped from Port Ar
thur ana made his way TO MOukden. -=
Commenting on the settlement OF the RUSSIAN
and Canadian fishery disputes, the St. Peters
burg papers see strong prospects or an Anglo
Russian alliance. -= Mahometan chiefs start
ed 70 make a personal appeal 10 the bandld
chief Raisuli TO release Mr.. Perdicaris and his
eon-in-law in order 70 prevent the permanent
occupation of Morocco by foreigners. =- At
q luncheon given by the Pilgrims In London FOR
ex-Mayor Low James Bryce spoke OF Presi-
dent Roosevelt as the greatest President since
washington. == After being adrift in the
ice two months, four Newfoundland Isher-
men brought an abandoned American herring
schooner TO port; a fifth member OF the crew,
who started 10 walk across the Ice, mas NOT Dee9
heard from. -= Professor Schron has found
q new phthisis micrObe. explaining why Dr.
Eloch's serum aggravated phthisIs. - Am
basssd Pater viii present Governor Odell 10
President Loubet this morning. - me
American golf champion, Welter J. Travis won
HIS way into the finals OF the English golf cham
pionship, where he meets Z. H. Blackwell To-
day.
DOMESTIC teller of bank in New
Haven Conn, admitted that he had taken
$4,000 for speculation purposes. =- The prlil .
cipal speakers at the second days session q me
Conference on International Arbitration at Lake
Mohouk n Y were Commissioner Macfar-
land OF the District Of Columbia; Clinton Rog-
ers woodruff Of Philadelphia; Professor Moore.
OF Columbia University, and Baron kaneko, OF
Japan == II was said in Albany that friends
OF Lieutenant Governor Higgins believed he
would be persuaded to run again II a New
York man was named for Governor - sew
eral cotton mills in New-England took action
in regard to curtailing their outputs.
CITY.-Stoclls were dull and heavy. z= Cor
man. Guffey and Cram conferred over the Parker
boom. ==- James Shevlin declared himself OUT
OF politics. == The city surrendered TO the
Gas Trust. and agreed to accept its last bid fo-
Nights. z-= DR.. Woodbury. said that he would
send such Of his street cleaners as he found sur
fering from consumption to the Adirondacks
80 Dr. Darlington announced that he would
increase the number Of milk inspectors and pay
particular attention to hunting for tuberculous
cows. - Detectives were unable to serve the
order Of arrest on Mrs. Elias; crowd surround.
ed her house in Central Park West all through
the day. - Prince Pu Lun visited the Stock
Exchange, the Chamber Of Commerce and Chime
town. =-@ woman. who said she was married
TO the late William Z. Whitney on June 10, l9UO,
was allowed TO read Mr.. Whitney's wiz at the
Eurrogates office IN Mneola. == The posi-
bilities OF a strike by the marine fTemen grew
less. - The winners at Gravesend We're: 1,
AstaritR; 2 Cock Robin; 3. Wotan; f. Schulam-
ite: 3, Africander; 6. Voladay.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day
Partly cloudy and warmer. The temperature
yesterday: Highest 81 degrees; lowest, 90.