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THE BUFFALO REVIEW, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1900. PROPERTY OWNERS DON'T WANT MAIN STREET REPAVED. SAY REPAIRS WILL SERVE THE PURPOSE. COULDN'T DETERMINE DECISIONS BY THE NEW PAVEMENT IS NOT CITY OFFICIALS HEAR OF EXPOSITION'S WANTS CAUSE OF ACCIDENT COURT OF APPEALS WANTED BY TAXPAYERS LARGE BATCH HANDED DOWN REPAIRS WII.Ii SUFFICE FOR INQUIRY INTO TROLLEY ACCI FIRE PROTECTION AND OTHER MATTERS DISCUSSED. AT SARATOGA YESTERDAY MAIN STREET, THEY SAY.

DENTS IS CONCLUDED. Few Cases of Special Moment to Coroner's Jury Renders Its Verdict Petition Prepared and Signed by Director of Color Will Have the Service Building Painted at Once. BuiFalonians Are Contained in the List. Two-Thirds of the Property Owners. in the Case of Mrs.

Jung. The Coroner's jury which endeavored A number of taxpayers, representing (Special to THE REVIEW.) The special committees appointed by the Common Council held a conference with the executive committee of the Pan- to try and determine the cause of the ac SARATOGA, N. June 12. The Court cident to-. the trolley car on the Genesee two-thirds of the property owners on Main Street, between Goodell and Ferry streets, met at Kopp's hall last nigrht to of Appeals today handed down the follow ing decisions: American Exposition In its offices in the Street line, which resulted in the death of BUFFALO'S BEST 1 3 1 1 BELESOT iPffli I AND 4 JT "I 1 WURZBURGER 1 yx Ellicott Square Building yesterday after Mrs.

Frances Jung, have advanced ho determine whether they wanted their sec Edwin A. Eaton, appellant, vs N. Y. C. noon.

The question of proper fire protection at the Exposition grounds was H. R. R. R. Company.

Judgment reversed a.nd entered on verdict at trial Former Judge Hammond appeared for the Jung estate, and Attorney Clarence discussed. This matter was presented to term affirmed with costs. tion of the street repaved as -the. Board pf Public Works has just oYderecL Nearly all were in favor of repairing the street, 'and. 10 were appointed a committee to present the following resolution to the Aldermanic Committee on Streets at its the Fire Commissioners some time ago in M.

Bushnell represented the company Joseph K. Caster tor vs Town of Vienna. a petition. Judgment affirmed with costs In all courts The chief witness yesterday was H. R.

'Racher, motorman of trolley car No. 666. The director-general submitted the correspondence between the State Depart in favor of plaintiff and of defendant, the meeting tomorrow night: town of Vienna against Verona. He swore that he could not give any reason for the car leaving the track, and ment and the Dominion Government rela Associate Alumni of Gen. Theological "Resolved, That it is the sense this meeting that the proper authorities be tive to the latter's participation in the that at the time of the accident the car Seminary vs Gen.

Theological Seminary exposition. Dr. Henrique carvajal, of Protestant Episcopal Church, appel requested to cause Main Street to be re a letter to United States Minister Powell, was going at the rate of eight miles hour. He described the lifting of the car and his precipitation to the ground. He lant.

Judgment modified so that instead paired immediately between Goodell and expressed gratification for the receipt of of direction a return of the fund to the Ferry streets." the American Government's invitation to said that the rails appeared to be in per- This oommittee was appointed: Arthur take part in the Exposition. The Domin plaintiff it shall decree that defendant hold said fund in trust to apply the same upon tect condition. W. Hickman, chairman; Richard Bully Conductor Reginald Baker, of the same ion Government, he wrote, will endeavor to contribute a large exhibit of that the terms and conditions specified in the more. Charles J.

Bosche, H. A. Men- car. followed. He testified similarly to resolutions of plaintiff's predecessors set country's resources.

ker, J. T. Kerns, Dr. D. W.

Harrington, William Lautz. Albert Berrick, James Motorman Racher. William L. Hayes, forth in the agreed statement of facts. Elizabeth S.

Van Buren vs Sarah Laza The director-general also submitted a conductor of car No. 663, which left the Hanrahari, J. C. Bernhardt. translation of the proclamation by G.

T. Mr. Kerns spoke in favor of repairing. VY track about 1,500 feet ahead of car No. 666, also testified.

He described how his rus, appellant; Elizabetn Van Buren vs Francis A. Witherspoon. appellant. Judg Vallagas Pulido, Minister of Fomento Of H- Venezuela, which gave instructions to the "If we make a stand, I think that we can have the street repaired so that it will car left the track and testified that on Telephone Howard 56. ment of Appellate Division reversing first Central Committee of Directors appoint vy yX the return trip it passed the spot safely, Mr, Bushneil said the rails haH been ex ed to represent that country at the Ex last three or four years" he said.

"I understand that the Aldermen of the wards, judgment of Special Term reversed, the subsequent proceedings, and judgment set aside, and the said judgment of Special position. amined by experts and found to be in abutting the street are not in favor of The director-general was authorized to good condition. The jury retired and af Term, affirmed, with costs to defendants of enter into a contract with the Roots Co repaving." City Engineer Bardol was called upon. ter 15 minutes' deliberation reported of Connersville, for the use of "That the said Frances Jung came to "In mv ODinion." he said, "the street all proceedings in courts. George H.

Sears, vs Grand Lodge Ancient Order United Workmen, Judgment reversed and that of Trial Term af pumps aggregating a supply of 25,000 gal her death bv being urown from car 666 is so ridgy and wavy that it needs repay HAD A GOOD TIME. Ions of water per minute. Reports were on Genesee Street line, on May 22, said ing. The cost of keeping Main Street in car being derailed and coming in con received from the State and Foreign Relations and other committees. The direc OFFICE OF The Park Commissioners.

Room 5, City and County Hall. firmed with costs to plaintiff in all courts. repair from Chippewa to Goodrich streets for the last five years was 43 cents a yard. tact with a telegraph pole, and the cause Morris Steinhardt, vs. John C.

tor-general was authorized to instruct of the derailment of said car is unknown Baker. Judgment affirmed without costs. From Goodrich to Ferry streets it was 81 to the jury." Mr. Turner, the director of color, to start work on the color scheme for the Exposi Bridget Boyle vs. D.

McLean Construction David F. O'Connor vs. tion buildings. The Service Building will Suwanee M. Stevenson, applt.

Motions to Pittsburg Newspapermen Entertained by the Buffalo Press Club. The Western-New Ypric Pennsylvania Railroad through its general passenger agent, J. A. Fellows, entertained a large party of Pittsburg newspapermen here yesterday. SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING.

dismiss appeals granted and appeals dis be painted first to determine the method, cost and best colors. A new 48-page fold Buffalo, N. June 6, 1900. Sealed proposals for excavating the Park Lake in Delaware Park will be received by the Board of Park Commissioners at their office, Room No. 5, City and County Hall, until 12 o'clock noon of Saturday, June 30th, 1900.

missed with costs. er will be prepared and issued by the William R. Montgomery vs. Brush Electric Illuminating applt; Felix E. Publicity department.

It will be done in Erie County Medical Society Met color and used for distribution to the hotels, railroads and steamship agencies. Flandreau vs. William H. Flandreau; William E. Wamsley vs Atlas Steam and Discussed Papers.

The Medical Society of the County of cents a' yard." "We all appreciate that Main Street is a very important thoroughfare and recognize the importance of having fit in good condition," said 'Nathaniel W. Norton. "Now, Bard 94, cannot the street be repaired and put in good condition at a small expense?" "In my judgment it is in bad condition," the City Engineer answered, "and if repaired before the summer season is over it will be as bad as ever." "In -your judgment, Mr. Bardol, the street would need repairing to what extent?" Mr. Norton continued.

"That is anticipating. I don't know The work to be done Is the removing of The committee instructed the director- jjcli lie vv opajci men aigv ivuau ter the visitors during their stay in the city. They were taken around the city ship Co. Motions to dismiss appeals de Erie held its semi-annual meeting yester EDWIN A. BELL.

MEMBERS New York Stock Exchange. I Chicago Board of Trade. Local Dept. Buys and Sells. American Ship Building Stock.

Buffalo General Electrio Stock. Great! Lakes Towing Co. Stock. International Traction Certificates. i Niagara Falls Power Bonds.

Milwaukee Electrio By. Bonds. Telephone Seneca 1113, general to locate the Midway concessions nied; $10 costs. day in the parlors of the Y. M.

C. A. during the afternoon, visited Shea's Gar south of Amherst Street, in accordance Charles S. Kent, vs Asa K. West.

den Theatre in the evening and later were building at Mohawk and Pearl streets. Appeal dismissed with costs. with the plans agreed upon at a conference between the director-general, the entertained royally at the Buffalo Press Dr. J. B.

Coakley, chairman of the board of censors read the report of the board. Charles Gerding, vs Isaac K. Funk, Club by Its members. The Pittsburg chairman of the board of architects and writers also Inspected the Pan-American Dr. George F.

Cott of this city read a the director of concessions. applt. Motion to dismiss appeal denied without costs. 95,000 cubic yards (approximate) of earth, at a depth of six feet below summer water level of Park Lake. Bids will also be received for a depth of seven feet below summer water level, the approximate estimate for this depth being 190,000 cubic yards, all according to plans and specifications on file.

A certified check for $3,000 to accompany bid. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. GEORGE H. SELKIRK, Secretary. paper on or tjases oi Theron C.

Crawford vs Mail and Ex ical Operation on the Ear." Dr. Franklin C. Gram, secretary of the society, and registrar of vital statistics in the Buffalo ACCOSTED A PATROLMAN. press Publishing; applt; Martin Cas-sidy vs Frederick Uplemann, applt. Judgments reversed, new trials granted, costs abide the event.

Department of Health, read a paper on "The Recent Epidemic of Measles in Buffalo." Man Asked for the Price of a Elizabeth D. Delaney vs John P. Haw site. Today the visiting newspapermen will journey to Niagara Falls, Lewiston, CJueenston, Victoria Park and along the Niagara frontier as guests of the W. N.

Y. P. Railroad. Excenent traveling accommodations were offered by the railroad officials, and nothing was left undone in their efforts to provide for the convenience of the visitors and the returning Buffalo newspapermen. The V.

N. Y. P. R. R.

service was highly extolled by those who made the Dr. Gram lamented the spirit exhibited kins, appellant; Eugene O'Sullivan vs N. Y. Elevated R. R.

Company, appellants; 205 Ellicott Square. Drink and Was Arrested. While patroling his beat in Ohio street by parents that it was best to allow their children to catch the measles as soon as last evening Patrolman Eckert of the OFFICE OF The Park Commissioners Boom 5, City and County Hall. possible. To show that it was not an 1 Ladenburg, Thalmann 1st Precinct who was attired in citizen's unimportant disease, he quoted statistics Moses Shedlinsky vs Budweiser Brewing Company, appellant; Helena Flint vs Eleanor M.

Ruthruff, appellant; Mary W. Timmerman vs Mary Ann O'Neil, appellants; Adele W. Leach vs P. Smith, appellants; Joanna Fenley vs Jno. clothes was accosted by a how badly it would need it." 9 "Is your opinion that the life of.

the asphalt is now pretty nearly dissipated so that.it wouldn't unite well with the other?" "Yes," Mr. Bardol replied. "What is the price of asphalt and of block stone?" asked Mr. Norton. "Asphal't is $1.93 a yard, and stone is $3." "If the street is resurfaced today we will have the same thing, to do again a year from now, unless we take out the foundation and put down a new one," said William Lautz.

"Asphalt is not a good pavement for a thoroughfare like Main Street. Let's repair it and keep on with it for a little while and then get a block stone pavement." John Weyand spoke against repairing. "We don't want it repaired and the cost take 2 out of the general fund. All this is just mere talk," he declared. am not interested In any asphalt company.

I am sneaking' for mvself. Have it rervaved BANKERS, "Say pard gim me the price of a drink trip. The route through Pennsylvania, especially in passing through the Allegheny of the number of deaths from measles each year from 1887 to 1899. Fifty-one deaths had resulted from the disease from last January to last of May. will you? I just blew in on a hog train, New York, 46 St, Bull; Hamilton Trust Company vs G.

and have not touched the booze for a Valley, is magnificently scenic and affords much enjoyment. Buffalo, N. Y.t June 11, 1900. Proposals are Invited for furnishing coal to the Park Department for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1900, and ending Hector Clemees, et appellants; Ulster Among those who discussed the paper week," said the man. C.

Savings Institution, appellant vs Vir were Dr. H. D. Ingraham, Dr. I.

M. Snow A. J. Wright, "Well you do look thirsty," said Eck- July 1, 1901, In accordance with specifica Dr. E.

H. Long, and C. N. Millard, su ginia E. Ostrander; Mass National Bank, appellant vs Chinn Butler.

Judgments fert "Come around the corner and I will MARINErNEWS, pervisor of grammar grades of the public tions on file in the office of the Park Com mlssioners, No. 5 City and County Hall. affirmed with costs. buy you a cool drink." The man's schools. Anna Ellsworth Poste, appellant, vs face lit up with, pleasure when the pa Bids will be received at said otnee on or before 12 m.

Thursday, June 21, 1900. The trolman said this. He followed Eckert American Union Life Ins. Co. Motion to substitute attorney for plaintiff granted LYMAN C.

SMITH'S GIFT. Lake and Canal Clearances and Arrivals at This Port. Arrivals. up to Michigan street. At the corner without costs.

Eckert grabbed him and arrested him. right to reject any or all bids Is reserved. G. II. SELKTRK, Secretary.

Jure 11 lOt. Maria Eliza Graham, appellant, vs Lew The man then saw his mistake, and Will Erect a Building for Mechan is Stern. Motion to put on calendar denied without costs. meekly walked to the patrol box. The and we on Main Street will pay for it." The petition to have it repaired, however, was signed by 57 names, being; nearly all of those who were National Wall Paper appellant, vs ical Engineering Instruction at Syracuse University.

(Special to THE REVIEW.) SYRACUSE, N. June 12. In his wagon was called and he was taken to No. 1 police station. He gave his name as William Ryan.

He was charged with Prop Linden, corn, Chicago. Prop Northern King, flour, W. Superior. Prop Abercorn, lumber, Gladstone. Prop John Prldgeon, flour, Gladstone.

Prop R. P. Fitzgerald, oats, Milwaukee. Prop Sevona, flour, Chicago. Prop Lewls'ton, light, Erie.

Sch Monganon, lumber, Ford River. Prop Vanderbilt, corn, Chicago. Meyer L. Scie. Motion for re-argument denied; $10 costs.

OFFICE OF The Park Commissioners. Boom 5, City and County Hall. Henry S. Barnes, appellant vs Thos. being a tramp.

Member of the New York Stock Exohanr Member of the Chicago Board of Trad. Stocks Bonds 36, 37, and 38 Erie County Bank I Building. Long Distance Telephone 454 Seneca. i MUNICIPAL AND Corporation LOCAL SECURITIES. P.

K. TYNC 426-438 Prudential Bid's. annual report of the trustees of Syracuse Ryan will be arraigned before Justice SHOT IN A QUARREL. Cushing. Motion to place on calendar denied; $10 costs.

University today, Chancellor Jas. R. Clearances. Murphy in police court this morning. Day made the following announcement: Prop Lycoming, Chicago.

ProD E. P. Wilbur, cement, Chicago. "It is, a singular coincidence that at Sch Mongnagon, light, Duluth. Michael Farrel Seriously Wounded.

Police Searching for His Assailant. REVILLE'S RECORD. this point in preparing my report, and FORESTERS ENTERTAIN. while in the act of writing an enumera tion gi'fts to the university I have Prop Pathfinder, iignt, two jarDors. Prop Buffalo, cement, Dulu'th.

Prop Syracuse, Chicago. Prop Northern King, sugar, Duluth. Prop John Pridgeon, coal, Gladstone. Prop Linden, coal, Chicago. Ptod Lewdston.

coal, Chicago. Patrolman Will Transfer His Cru received "from, our well-known citizen Local Courts do Honor to Visiting Buffalo, N. June 11, 1900. Proposals are invited for furnishing various kinds of food according to specifications on file in the office of the Park Commissioners, No. 5 City and County Hall, for the animals of the zoological collection, during the year beginning July 1st, 1900, and ending July 1, 1901.

Bids will be received at the office on or before 12 m. Thursday, June 21, 1M)0. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. G. H.

SELKIRK, Secretary. June 11 lOt. and first Vice-President Lyman C. Smith, a special delivery letter stating sade Against Dogs to Fifth Precinct. Patrolman Reville of the Eighth Pre Grand Officers.

Officers of the Grand Court of the For Prop Sevona, coal, Chicago. Prop K. f. intzgeraia, coai, cnicago. Prop W.

P. Thew, coal, Sault ste. Marie. EMi Monticello. coal.

Sault Ste. Marie. his purpose to erect for the university upon this campus a substantial build- esters of America were in Buffalo yesterday and were given a royal entertain cinct will begin operations in the Fifth Precinct tonight. For the past month or Sch T. F.

Lester, coal, Sault Ste. Marie. ng for purposes of instruction in me Sch Montpelier, coal, Toledo. so he has been assigned to the task of Canal Clearances. making way with all muzzleless, un chanical engineering and to make a libera contribution toward the equip Columbia National Bank of Buffalo.

It Prudential Bldg ment by the members of the local courts. The officials are: Grand chief ranger, Henry C. Young of Brooklyn; grand treasurer, John J. Haley of White's Plains; grand recording secretary, John tagged dogs wandering about the streets. Niaktomis, wheat, Rochester.

Wenonah, wheat, Rochester. ment of the same." in all Reville has shot and killed S2S dogs. PARK ORDINANCE. At a business session of the trustees After he had practically freed the Two men got in a quarrel while at breakfast In 'the White Elephant cafe yesterday, a revolver was pulled and one of the men was seriously shot. bullet entered the body on the left side below the stomach, came out and buried itself in the leg.

The police learned that the name of the injured man is Michael Farrel and his assailant, who has not yet been caught, Burt Braymer. As soon as the affray was over the assailant fled, and the wounded man refused to give any information concerning his identity. Braymer is said to have been a boarder at' the Rienzi Hotel for some months past. Soon after sitting down to the table the two men began to quarrel. Farrel is a large man and it is said insulted who is small.

He was seen to stand up and reach in his pocket as if to draw a revolver. Braymer quickly drew his gun. It as grabbed by Farrel and tue two men struggled for its possession. Fitzgerald, of New York; grand chair Eighth Precinct of the canines he was STRONGHOLD TAKEN. after the reading of the report, a committee "was appointed with the chancel assigned the same duty in the Seventh.

man of the board of Trustees, John P. Foland, of New York. Marine Benk220 Main St Cap.Sur. $1,000,000. Bank tl Buffalo 234-236 Uala SI Cap.

Sur. and Profit, 1,00,000 lor as chairman and William Notting Regulating the Use of the Meadow in Delaware Park for Games. Section 34a. Certain portions of Dela In three days here he shot and killed 60 dogs. The visitors were taken for a carriage Gen.

Grant Captures a Rebel Town ham and Lyman C. Smith as members ride around the city yesterday afternoon. Last night a union meeting of the courts of Buffalo was held at German-American ware Park are set apart for the season of to carry out the plans embodied in Mr. Smith's gift. 1900 for athletic sports as shown on map and Suffers no Losses.

(Special Cable to THE REVIEW.) MANILA, June 12, 8:20 p. m. General RESISTED AN OFFICER. Hall and addresses given by the grand on file in the office of the Park Commis All the old officers of the board of 0XK0XK)K00K0OOOOOOOa trustees were re-elected and the former Grant has captured a rebel stronghold officers. At its conclusion a banquet was given in honor of the guests at the Man sioners; horseback riding Is permitted on center of meadow and no other portions not allotted for games.

No games shall east of Biacnabato after four nours standing committees continued. sion House. Hon. Charles W. Hinson was toastmaster.

fighting. The Americans destroyed a large quantity of Filipino stores. Gen. Grant's command suffered no casualties. SUDDEN DEATH.

Fearing that he was losing it, Braymer I Detachments of Gen. Grant's command let go his hold and smashed a water bottle oyer Farrel's head. At this instant ho'ld the surrounding trails. ASSAULT CHARGED. was discharged, wounding Certificate Granted in the Case of Mrs.

Sherman. the revolver Farrel. Are Yoo Goii! 1 1 Aliroafl This Sdhw? i The safest and most convenient way to carry your money la by the LETTERS OP CREDIT and TRAVELERS' CHECKS, lwued on application by the MARINE BANK Capital 200,000.00 Surplus and profits $1,000,000.00 Malicious Persons' Work. be allowed to be played on any part of this park except as Indicated on the map on ffe and permits for playing baseball must be obtained from the Secretary. Clubs, parties or individuals not conforming to park regulations may be refused permission to enjoy these privileges and may be ejected from the park by park officers or the police.

No bicycle shall be ridden on any portion of the park meadow or any turf In the Park System. PROPOSALS FOR COAX The police in all precincts have orders I to be on the lookout for Braymer and to arrest him. Louis Penckover Arrested for Trying to Rescue a Prisoner from Patrolman Larkin. Anton Kolb and Louis Penckover were placed under arrest last night by Patrolman Larkin of the Eight Precinct. Kolb is a laborer 40 years old, while Penckover is a brewer 31 years old.

Charges of disorderly conduct and interfering with an officer were placed against them. Patrolman Larkin noticed Kolb creating a disturbance at the corner of Sycamore and Jefferson streets at 6 o'clock. While placing him under arrest Penckover remonstrated and tried to take the fellow away from the officer. They were both subdued and taken to the station in the patrol wagon. Miscreants, who will be severely dealt with if captured, cut the police patrol and fire alarm circuits at the Elk Street and Abbott Road viaduct Monday evening about 10 o'clock.

The police are investigating the case. Supt. Bull issued Mrs. Tillie Taff Sherman, a widow, 57 years old, who resided with her aged mother at 4SG Elm wood avenue, died suddenly at her home yesterday. Coroner Kenney was notified of the case and investigated it.

He learned that Mrs. Sherman had LIEUT. GOV. BATES HERE. i I an order giving tne patrolmen power to i ma sum-)ivin(: Coal to the Buffalo 00000000000XX)XXX00000( shoot any person found meddling with gtate Hospital, for one year from October the wires.

i 1900. will be received until noon of July ibeen ill for sornfc time, and that she was John Tocha Beaten With a Baseball Bat by a Man Whose Position He Had Taken, Frank Rutteski, 39 years old, was arrested last night by Captain Ryan, Special Fredericks and Patrolman Mon-czynski of the Eight Precinct. A charge of assault, second degree, was placed against him on the blotter. Until last Saturday Rutteski was employed at the Fillmore Foundry. At that time John Tocha, of No.

211 Lombard street was given his position. Tocha alleges that Rutteski assaulted and beat him with a baseball bat. The affair occurred in front of Tocha's home yesterday afternoon. seized with spasms early yesterday. A McKinley, He Said, Will Carry Massachusetts by Over 100,000 Majority.

servant in the house ran out to get a 2, 1900, at the office of the Treasurer, Morton K. McMillan, 618 Ellicott Square. Specifications can be obtained at the An physician, and when she returned with j.ne ion. Jonn Lewis isares or lioston one MrS- Sherman was lying upon her and his wife and two children, are the THE EXPOSITION, TRAIN. For Buffalo is termed the "Pan-American and links its principal sister cities together by a night's ride to or from New York; leave here p.

arrive Metropolis 7:30 next morning; same time for return journey. New York Central Agents will advise you fully. bed dead. The Coroner made out a certificate that death was due to valvular disease of the heart and general debility. JAMES A.

CAMPBELL guests of Blinn Yates of the Markeen. Mr. Bates is Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts, and a prominent member of the Boston bar. A reception was given in his honor by Mr. Yates, at which several of Buffalo's prominent citizens had the pleasure or meeting the distinguished NSURANC Leg Broken.

Thomas Nicholson of No. 749 Abbott Road had his left leg broken below the knee while working at the Lehigh Valley freight house at Dingens Street last night. He was removed to the Fitch Hospital. He is a freight handler, 45 years old. In loading barrels into a car one of them fell upon and broke his leg.

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Y. In speaking of the political situation generally and especially in his native State, Mr. Bates said: "President McKinley is sure to be renominated and will certainly get over 100,000 majority in our State next fall. In Boston you know we are the center of a little anti-imperialistic clique, but that disaffection is rapidly dying out. Our State is so strongly Republican that the 202d Veterans Meeting.

There will be a meeting of the 202d New York Volunteer Veterans' Association tonight at Washington Hall, Nos. 510-512 Washington Street. Matters of especial interest to every 202d man will be transacted. A delegation from Camp Otis of Rochester will be present-under the care of Sergt. D.

M. Doherty, and representatives from Belmont, Jamestown, Utlca, and Lockport will also be present. Bandmaster Troutlein, formerly of the 18th United States Infantry, will organize a band of forty pieces. A DELIGHTFUL JUTE To Toronto or beyond is by the way of the Grand Trunk Ry. via Niagara Falls, St Catharines and Hamilton, running close to the shore of Lake Ontario.

Trains leave Lehigh Depot (Scott and Washington Sts.) at 5:30 and 8 a. 1 aicfity Ticket Office, 2S5 Main Street, Ellicott Square Building, (Railroad Your Policy of insurance is next in importance to the title deed of your home. 11 Niagara St. Tel. Seneca 580 Train Junipers Arrested.

The police of the Second Precinct arrested half a dozen youngsters last night, on charges of jumping on trains and throwing stones. They were caught in the New York Central yards near Louisiana Street. CHANGE OF TIME. Important change of time in eiiect on the Lackawanna Railroad June 10th. Send for latest folder giving time of trains, to nearest agent, or Fred P.

Fox, Div. Pass. Agent, Buffalo, N. Y. action of the anti-imperialistic set crea-4 ted no excitement.".