The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1900, Page 1

Newt The EDITION —_||_[Giratation Books Open oA.” | PRICE ¢ ONE CENT, — CENT. ~ NEW YORK, | "MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1900, vatICh ONE CENT. ad, af e) 4 di De * GOLER STOPS PAYMENT OF CITY MONEY TO TRUST. NO USE SHAMMING! it ‘ Circulation Books Open toA All. 4 1 CANT EVADE BASEBALL] ICE TRUST ( a J gi iz i CHEE HAN We The World's proceedings against ia ee eve any br ft | | Mayor Van Wyck and cther city offi | Ane my. soulon tinder the section | 9g cials, under the Tweed section of the — etates Oakes me aie: *h ens your mask, Robert I know you! , Greater New York Charter, will-be con- aMdavit on information and belief dons == ———————SSSS>S=>==—— tues rounie to ay he Comp Comp-| , tinued before Justice Gaynor next Satur- He ha aria be wae tat “¢ Leader pa “Tammany day. Justice Gaynor this morning denied nomenon ae Spreng Must Purge Itself the motion of Mayor Van Wyck's lawyer “There are tio vital questions in- inady of Scandal. Barret De ‘te ease naenis ia tho ts anit to vacate the order for the examination — teats = « corporation ost go coos oF » | pThe mills of God grind slowly, of the Mayor and other Tammany of= direcors. bring thelr cases within the x | Yet they grind exceeding small.” Z meaning of Section 1,583 of the Charter, r . JOHN © SHEEHAN to an Evens ficials who hold stock in the Trust. under which the application to the World reporter “Under ection Ls of the cty charter | iota. Wewormen een oe ve crm vow ot The Mayor MUST now go onthe witness so any rth thy The China Crisis Is Worse and| ; cae teens eonoe vor won stand and tell How, When and Wh Sigitty cites Gass we Pekin Is Cut Off by “rite vaivmons at ae wtisder He Got His Lee Stock. tate GAYNOR'S DECISION IN FULL, tween Mayor Van Wyck, the Dock the Boxers. Justice Gaynor says: \ wn walt Untit Until Ice Con. troversy Is Settled, He § Says, Before Disburs- § ing Any More Funds on § Existing Ice Contracts. § Comptroller Coler announced this af- | % ternoon that he would hold up all pay-|@ P ments by the city on contracts between | @ the city and the American Ice Company | J on which the city ie to make payments | @ until the present controversy te settled. | @ Mr. Coler said that the contracts whh| 3 ‘the city for supplying ice to the institu- |G tions were not many, nor wes the/@ amount large, but he did not think i|% wight to go on making payments until | @ Mt had been determined whether the law | § Rad been violated. . ‘The action of the Comptrotier has no|@ reference to the leases which the com-|% pany has with the city, as in those|@ cases money is paid to the city and le) @ not collected by the Comptroller, i A petition to him to vacate the trust'e|@ dock leases was served on him at 2/@ o'clock this morning in big home, in|} Brooklyn. ‘ “I will consult my attorney, Judge|% Dillon,” sald the Comptroller, after |¥ reaching his office. “Whatever comes be- | @ fore me in this relation must be as regue | @ Commiasioners and the American Ice Company, The information lodged with the Comptroiier in legal form sets forth the leases to the American Ice Com- ‘heads, WASHINGTON, June 4~The follow-) the arrests of bankers friendly to Great This statute was passed to help the rentpayers — ey ot Cre ieee ing cablegram has been received at the| Britain were ordered | f io af eppetition to treet i ’ Here and riders alo ues ibecioian trum Gadd taatal GHUR-OUE che, dear ansnagaBCae? 5 |: " warae iieett wichout deiny and taxpayers of the city to keep watch of the cone Mayor Van Wyk and Dock Comme Minister Conger at Pebin Tebn, the next station to Feng-Tai, was? 0 masses of the cou “duct of their officials and in the hope of ena! sioner Charies y we | “PEKIN, June (Outside of Pekin the| burned to-day and a bridge d . ‘ great credit goed pos Res ype sengpins that | Murders put sie ot the ‘icaike trate Ssieies Mechs a Ls ‘ . . them by PUBLICITY to prevent official betrayals h on Jan. 11, 190, while Mayor Van Wyck | Sem to be on the increvse, The Pao-| has been suspended. : cactagaien, . of trust which had come to be so persistent and come was @ stockholder of record in the|Ting-Pu Railway is \emporartly aban-| I i* reported that Pao-Ting-Pu was ‘ ‘ all manner of men. | p Amerionn 100 Company, oe seater? doned. Worll on the Pekin and Hang| attacked iast night. Mr. Robinson, Yof ead, \ndes norats are even more MON and were so low, base, vulgar and heartless as contracts with the sup. P . wager to 90 We gu * brought ¢ Biying ice to the Departments of Correc-|K0¥ line ie stopped. All foreigners) the North Mission (not Mr. Stevenson, vont” tO Make many believe that we had reached an era tions and Charities, Lt fled. The Chinese Government |of the Church of England Mission at ’ waa Both contracts are alleged to have|seems either unwilling or uneble ta| Yem-Ching), is missing and five native NC ‘. . in ‘When the permanent decay of our civilization had _ made tn violation of section 1.685 01 suppress the trouble The troops show| Chfietiang have been murdered at Zang- h ight last September tn t m thu the is diana fortgd [vo neray im ataching he Boxere. | Ching s visi wastame Set in, This purpose and origin of the statute 4 the oller for- “CONGER.” Mr. Norman, of the same mission, has way for wi PEKIN, Sunday, June 2—The moat| en captured at Wu-Chia-Ying, two Tolaie fepeiat te. face tinea | needs to be recalled in order to show the light and tow ren. he competitio fs Moy poy ie sear SERIITED sisany cqete' ns concen eae iate tm teins on ve ome semviy Datei Wee} a ant on-| favor in which it Should be construed. .% al “Teivinaee” le sa: Wath (ie tolnien,, sesamin Gan] Oe Suen trees Sestay, Corres pars It should not be narrowed in its scope, nor iv the war on the trust has|Pao-Ting-Fu. The telegraph wires from | The British cruiser Endymion and bseeteient fy i! Pekin to Pao-Ting-Fu are cut and al;| tM torpedo boat Hart have arrived at ters. ing tee at . pv dyrdt 4, po news comes via Tien-Tein, arty in the| BRO | } R ( C t CET DIVORCE distri Ne cpt rimblation, SHOUld it be held void unless upon grounds leaving : . 4 corruption, and | say to you ry time of the who are sow scching «-/POSSIDIe NO Other course. If it be said that it ene ‘The Cossacks returned here this even- It ls reported that a serious criate ex- ng. They report that they had a fight * tory teh itlon exists offering fe supply fate at the Palace. The Ulira-Conserva.| With the Boxers at Tuli, kilied sixteen = ip Potala “ ables the citizen to be meddlesome, the answer is hte Da Uve party advoeater not taking repres-|824 wounded many. Lieut. Bleusfey. oe ose ue rower rom Pome" that purity and integrity in government can be Oe WOMAN USES A H USBS A HORSEWAIP sive measures, urging the Dowager Bm-| ocr lamltan, « ("oeper and a e-vitian ve . : : "aie badtica “y : i. is Aaa : * | press to allow the “Boxers” to finish the! [i is reported trom Pao-Ting-iu that "gud ieee, A cea and preserved only by the wholesome vigil* — work of driving the foreigners out of the | ett Americans and three members of ait 7" ‘| ’ cee eae rarashed @ Non Whew | country; the Moderate patty. led by The min oe ne | fie. {| siee, oe ance and meddlesomeness of the citizens Her Character. While walking along the main street Of Ridaetield Park ‘his morning Joreph ‘Terra. a builder, was stopped by Mro Prinet Ching, representing the cortetn Fear Wid bus tke reese ns SSS a The section of the-city charter in question is oe re #9, EE evs min eon airs THREE KILLED be ee Nor IN INA PLOT. |(like most of the charter) very verbose ‘and Sir Claude Macdonald, the Heittan| BM? Med from the Boxers a: Pao-Ting- | oo aglh de M3 ws | Pw ave atvived here tne ut therm wes he feat o an ot fou wars womee bedeae __ | bungling. But its precise substance here applie DO tacas tated eee ie, Po | ee eee nme 0 mae © oe) tatty insoord | Noel Roberts, was appetnied Sheri (cable is that upon affidavit of any five citizens who = “You've Se eget tot Chinese Foreign Office demanding why! The rellef expedition has returned IN h FEUD, “=: roy we app ie te ind of @ cable ts at uf F d eo ¢ a re ; oolonige SS Ee == —_ | amt Saturday the se ee lare taxpayers, or of any five members t! cut Terra over the Wead and fod toot | taken tn the quarre:, when Kugeor Wak) one y are Taxpayers, u y e ets - sesepet., tustieg, Cumming. of WOULD ABROGATE TREATY. MRS, SHERMAN DYING. bac, Murdered Sheriff. killed Men |, : ‘ | Municipal Assembly, or of the Mayor, or of the fs ’ . __-- ——— amin Brooks, « member of the opp | David Shankle . : . ——— Resolution Declaring Againet Clay- Wife of the Ex-Secretary of “| Faction s Met in Texas|*™" Jerapnical Union Comptroller, or the Commissioner of Accounts, ton-Bulwer Pact Reported Again Stricken with To-day (he contending factions met att “gg te gene By: > any del “y i HERE'S A SAUSAGE FRAUD! to the Senate, Varatyats, | Court-House and |e tone nn ggferperece f conmir re |leging any delinquency or violation of law by senpnenibcen WASHINGTON, June 4—In the Ben: Opened Fi ermed and quieliy Lined up for « bat-| irom following his city official in the discharge or neglect of his d ate to-day Mr Morgan (Alabama) re-! je re. he Bheri@ ond two of hie family | 24 the defendants in an - voried from the Committee on Inter- id as candice aca Wane recent vem a Justice of the Supreme Court may order the te} lelans es ie el jo ily fire of their ene sinet the ft | | rays Chartn-Buiver treaty sbrgate au sigs es ce ee PLES gat geno Somers {amination betore him: of any offical the a ve - lear as Many o nn —— Hives in a shcoting affray at the Court] the dead men's frienis have slaried to \grNetti's sale et Hoasekeeping [touching such official delinquency or violat of oods. House to-day. They were: the scene from Nacogdoches TIGATION JUDICIAL. Felix Roberts, correspondent of the] Telegrams have deen sent to Governor| If yer lwmissing + cottage for the Sam INVES a} Feoeing hi cl ot th |g Coa a | The research, learning and closeness tntomet Geom. eh ein eee + the bp wonld retort crete on any pel