New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-22
SYRACUSE.
VETERANS REORGANIZING-A WILL CASE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INSTITUTE.

VETERANS REORGANIZlNG-A WILL CAoE
ADJUSTED-HAMPrO ron INSTITUTE.
TBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBuNEl
SyRAcrsE. Nov. 21.-The veterans OF the OLD
9th Regiment met at Colonel walrats ohice last n'en.
and formed a permanent organization. twenty
veterans were present. and the names OF bv-hhe
others wcrc recalled. most of whom VIII prooa"y u
added 70 the roll The veterans OF the l2th Ill lo'-
formed an organization. which existed but SNORT uo
The constitution of that organization was aoop'o" ~
night with few notifications.
Judge Wallace is holding term of the United states
Court at the City Hall. United states Attorney Martin
l. Townsend and W. W. Gilbert OF the marshais onioo'
Rochester, are present
Edward r. Salmon, of this city. was married 20 MISS
Emma Winston of Utica, this week The ushefs were a.
wilkinson ir of Syracuse, ". l.. Mercer Oh "''o''
and Granville Williams, of Utica T. b. Juesoh' VI - IA
cuse. was best man.
svrocuse Division No 1855. Order of Railway CON
duc,crs is to he presented with stand OF nass an.
magnincc Bible on Sunday afternoon Inc NV '
Darston secretary of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
alton, will make the presentation. -uFahu .nioi "
Is expected TO be present
Horace W. Coon music dealer in the Hendricks nioch'
made a general assignment yesterday The insoNen'
Is over sixty years OF axe, ana was Iefhaps 'he MS ~
dealer to start business In y racuse
The probatng of the will OF the late Sahioru W. N"'
farmer % rompey who left an $4,000 estate was
ought m before surrogate Cook yesterday Tor nearing
and evidence. Tho testator In the VIII ohereu or r
hate left nil his property his second wie EhHa A.
Curtis who was also named sole eNecutrix' Inc chiucn
OF bis first wife contested the VIII on the grou u'
Curtis considerable time before his DEATH was ph!s'-
calv and mental incapable from paralysis. of making
will or even writing his name compromise was
effected yesterday, the objections were wlthdrawh anu
the widow was confirmed cxecutrix of the estate.
Root Post G. A. r., of this city has finally resolved
that no more soldiers and sailors shall he IN
TERED in the pocrs field of this city and county and
have taken steps for the erection Of beautiful monu-
ment OF granite and bronze upon lot In oakwo 'e'ne
terry. A large committee ~ ARRANGEMENTS IL appointed
Tor the purpose ~ arranging tor tn, holding OF ain
beginning on December To- General W. L. HhorW"h
viii open the fair with characteristic speech
Central Sew York was Visited Ivy severe snow Storm
and Tor hours tho ale CHING was good inc SNOW
disappeared rapidly on tfdsl'
largo meeting was hell at Plymouth Church ThurH-
day evening, In aid OF the ilen ton Institute judge
Charlcs Andrcw@ Of the rourt OF pralr p,ssnr. an
SIOUX INDIAN then made an address, Ia whlch he snu
that hc had cntrrcd Hampton ~ ls,u anu Showed w,
gradual rise lom an ignorant s'ato 10 MS Ps'ee"'
cultivated aud educated position
The salvation Army held banquet and parade, h,
permission al the city authorities About hundred os
sS tho rSos Of The I'M C. 49, at which MAJOR Moore
presided,
Effort. are making toward organizing base ban asso,
citation Tor the purpose OF putting professional niue ia
the neld III this city year The proposed CLUB VIII
Join tue state League,
number of Syracuse men have organized polo club
They have secured the services OF an experienced
trainer.
Congressman Frank Hiscock returned yesterday from
New York II Is announced that his visit connected
with his candidacy United states senatorship
At meeting of the Republican Escort held last even
ing il was resolved continue the Escort rs erinl-
pent polticn organizations meeting revise the.co
stitution will lie held on Wednesday next.