New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16

FoREIGN-The entire Russian feet is said
to have sailed northward, and it's peneNeo ~, an
St Petersburg that a battle VIII soon 4@h*
place 60 Skirmishing continues on the hus-
sian left in Manchuria7 and Marquis OyalI ma -
reported TO be concentrating troops ana prlus-
ing the river on the westward; RUSSIAN auHIceS
saw that 10000 fresh japanese troops nave
reached the front. 60 General slI!hSS "ciS
begun in saraton. odessa and Li6an' ana
there were disorders at Mitau ana hKatetIIl4
Oslav - Employees at the NeVsky shlpH alU
marched out in q body, carrying REQ H@sS'
Cossacks dispersed them - t7ehe Ii a. 80 .
irno Gomez is reported dangerously III h Ci,o
complication Of diseases at santiago ue 0-
DoMEsTIC-Th formal trial OF the issues
between Acting Secretary Looms anu A4lI4 ,E.
Bowen began in Washington MI BoSen C "a t
on the President and Secretary IaIt anu "
ginning preparation of his reply TO Mr.. Looms
charges, - The executive committee OF the
Panama Canal Commission decided 10 nay ma
Terial for canal construction in the cheapest
market, not combining purchases TO goods hldao
in the United States. =- The employers III
chicago believed that the end OF the teamsters'
strike was near 80 Richard Croker, Jr., at
Kansas City declared that he was confident that
his brothers death was not due TO 1oul pay.
80 The report of the expert VINO mas , Deen
examining the book of the Aetna Travelling
Company was laid before the Beef Trust grand
Jury in Chicago - What was supposed 10
ne a new Mia CARA Power Company was incor-
rorated at Albany. == The gift Of an estate
TaluedHat 100000 to Yale University was an
nounced at NeW-Haven. == A gift OF S1oOoO
from a Harvard graduate TO Yale University
was announced / the May meeting Of the
Yale Corporation at NeW-HaNen. --- ISltA u
an extra session to consider the Hooker case was
heard at Albany. 70 The Connecticut Board
of Pardons refused the petition Of GershOn
Mrax, the convicted murderer.
CITY.-StOcks were dull and strong. -
Mr.. Knowles issued another statement attack
ing the methods Of Mr.. Tarbell in writing IN
surance and his conduct of the Equitable agen-
,ies. == Over one hundred persons were in
iured on a Long Island train bound for the Bel
mont Park races, which was partly wrecked by
an open switch. 80 The city committee of
the Citizens Union named a committee on nom
nations to confer with other political organiZa-
tons. = In an address before the Phi Delta
Phi Club Justice Vernon NJ. Davis expressed
his belief that Miss Nan Patterson held the
pistol when Caesar Young was shot, and said
It evideUt that she lied on the witness
stand in her second trial. == Senator Alfred
r. Page gave an oSline Of a new mortgage
tax bill TO take the place Of the one now before
the Governor. =- The body of r. l.. Cornell,
son Of Major Cornell of the 18th Regi-
ment who had been missing for many weeks,
was found IN the East River. = Mayor Nc
Clellan gave hearing on the bills providing for
cheaper lighting for the city. == The winners
at Belmont Park yesterday were Pasadena,
Clark Griffith Chimney Sweep, Roseben, Wa
lerbok and Red Knight
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day;
Rain and cooler. The temperature yesterday:
Highest, 70 degrees; lowest. 80.