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New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
WILL OF HORACE THEALL.
REQUESTS TO RELATIVES AND FRIENDs-cARE
FOR HIS OWN AND HIS MOrIIER.s GRANEs

BEVCESTS TO RELATIVES AND FRIENDS-CARE
FOR HIS OWN AND HIS MOTHERS GRAVES.
The will Of Horace Theall. who died at Great
harrington. Mass, on August 22 offered for
probate yesterday at the Office of the Surrogate by
Roswell G. Rolston. president of the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. The trust company
Will perform the duties of executor Of the estate
The estate is valued in the affidavit fled with the
will at about $4,000 Mr.. Theall leaves the sum
OF 5000 TO Jennette c. Barnes. the income to be
paid to her during her minority. the discretion
of the executors and after she attans the age OF
twenty one years II Is TO be given TO her absolutely
The sum Of $4,000 is left TO Mrs. Mary l.. Palmer
the widow Of the testators friend, Gideon L.
Palmer. and 5000 TO her sister. Sadie ONeL The
sum of $4,000 is left in trust 10 each of her daugh
ters-Gladys s. and Marjorie Palmer To Margaret
T. Richmond the sum OF S. 900 is given. lie directs
that his body be buried I'm Greenwood Cemetery
and appropriates the sum OF 1890 to that cemetery
the income to be applied TO the and mainten-
ance Of the monument and the placing Of trees
and shrubs over his grave. He also leaves the
sum of $500 TO Cypress Hills Cemetery. for the
of the grave Of his mother.
He directs that his property In Bethune-st. be-
tween West-st. and the North River. known es
the New York Iron Works. shall be sold for the
highest price which be obtained. whenever his
proceeds of the sale divided as follows: One-third
TO George D. farrar. the husband OF his step
man OF his boer-shop; one-nnth to Michael
Phalon a foreman machinist in his employ, and
remaining third was bequeathed 10 his wife, but as
she has died since the making OF the -vil it will re-
The remainder OF the estate is divided between
his nephew. Horace 7. Rowley; his stepdaughter.
spRe ssphw Of m and The ATfd Sare Of Mrs
orace @ G and ne in Tf sa At MIR Mr. T6ea TO Drdyds
test II. his or her share is TO be withheld
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
ADVICE OF A VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN.

ADN II L VT n liNLl-Nla fNEi DlslCAN
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: -Four years ago when Mr. Cleveland was elected
| said to Democrats: you have the Executive and
legislative departments: now. try free trade and tariff
for revenue only. II they work well. am with YOU
Deliver me from any Democratic doctrine.
There are only few Republicans who favor free
coinage. and the number Will diminish ill Novem-
ber 8 The people need educating. but | tell you,
many, very many. Democrats in the South. Will
for anything 10 down Republicans and Republican
principles. I glad 10 know there is a large
Der who Will not and who will help save the country
from dshonor.
We q then voted with Democrats) voted for Mr..
Greeley who was as obnoxious TO the South as any
one could be; but IL was done 10 beat the regular
many Democrats to-day. The elections then
conservative In order TO gather cold line Wings and
all opponents OF Republicans) but after the election.
II A grand Democratic victory"
This Is free-s'er campaign. II they succeed IL
vii. be grand Democratic victory; and the Popu-
lists and ProhibiiOnsts pick up the crumbs that
fall from their masters table Instantaneous relief
cannot from Republican success tit can never
from Democratic), but they Che Democrats)
will say, Il told You So"
We do not need any money: We ned 10 put It
In motion. and give employment to labor The farm
democratic farmers) think free silver VIII in
crease double the price of produce The whoe theory
Is sci. high and buy cheap or take chances OF buy
ing cheap The Democrats will not talk tarif. 1t
Is OF Importance" they say. The success OF the
Republican party Will restore confidence which Will
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
DIED.

september q s ns1sad 3n11sss GSsn snG SSa1
Funeral sianfOrdvie Church. Wednesday - 49,
rdsn' .,o3a of Ss Ggnn ON Sum.
Mrs VILLAIN NJ smith near a. issS'I' ss Peter Carpenter.
Funeral services at Presbyteran Church Ka'on~n " 80
on Thursday. October /. at 1890 p m
coLGATE-At .sider 4 his brother n-isr SON oe
omes Pas'aS sSa M D. a,s sspsS' SsaS STOKES coss
Funeral from Pals Church. Ensle~Hoo Ens 20 the -
Msanfiaag yain from NeRYoFf ass.fH59*r d. '''" '
coLEoq The 2h an iTs te camp0fM inl Mary Cole the
,tn year %l ms al the residence 30 South Oxford
St Brooklyn. Wednesday, at O'Clock p H.
Interment private ,.. = co,,..
The seth year OF her age to attend her funeral
from 40. 81 East 3Oh-st on Fifth day uhursda"
afternoon !, a, to2,o1,e0de oSooS Of the family
pARcY-At Newark. n J.. on september 20 Mary
Caroline danshter of the late william y Ds1sy
Funeral from her late residence NO - '
HAMpIEN-At Eas. Orange. y. J.. September Is, 1890
runefa .drSes at mis- residence No. 80 GaOvs
East Orange Wednesday. @)th inst al o'so p i1
Train leaves barc"'-s'' 'D'' =" q" w. -
uARRIsoN-sunday night at Orange. y. J., Edwin Har-
Funeral services his % late TSsssncs wassoay no. 200
;ember a. 1890, James Frederic JOY aged se years
RAYMOR-Entered into rest September 80 1885, "eor"
Funeral from his late residence No. 1876 clintonst.
Brooklyn at . p. IN. Thursday
Interment private - -.
RYAN-At Irvington the Hudson. September q lsvoi
lula RYAN FOR 80 years faithful nurse and friene
10 the family os William Lehman Bull. OF Sew-iork
city.
sMITII-At Bronxvllle n Y september % 1896, Alfred
E:thelbert smith IN the 73d year of his age.
Funeral services at his late residence THURSDAY oc'"
l. at / =.
The Medical Society of the County or Newe
York.
are requested attend the funeral OF their
late associate Charles Milne NJ. D. at his family home
No Iot East 4Jth-si Wednesday evening at o'clock.
49, EDWARD ID. FISHER, President.
CHARLES n. AVERY. Secretary
WOOOLhWN CEMETERY.
Office No. 20 F. 23d-st.
Woodlawn Station cath Ward) Harlem Railroad
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PostOfiice Notice.

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New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
BISMARCK on BINETALLISM.


NOT WORD FOR BRYANIsM
From The Washington Post
Does Bismarck say or intimate a belief that he
thinks the proposed free-conage experiment would
be GOOD for this country? We find no such thing
IN his letter. There is not a word in IL that can
be construed into any shape that would indicate
that the writer believes II would be good policy for
us. as a Nation. 10 adopt the Democratic party s
silver scheme.
THE GERMAN DEMONETIZER
From The Boston Advertiser
The natural inquiry In view OF that letter Is
clearly IL Prince Bismarck thinks the free-coinaee
policy safe when silver sells at s. cents an ounce
whv the Prince himself considered free-sver coin
age unsafe for Germany when silver was worth
q 30 an ounce.
NOT THE SAME SCHEME.
From The Buffalo Courier
IL appears that Bismarck's suggestions quite
hlneren, from. affirmative advocacy Of 'ndepen-
Of Is 10 / Evidently Bismarck end Mr.. Bryan are
not thinking Of the same thing.
CONSISTENCY.
From The Chicago Timcs-Herad.
II IS amusing TO how the free silyerites exult
over the letter written by Bismarck 70 Governor
Culberson. They have nothing but the btterest
words Of contempt for their opponents when they
quote what eminent European statesmen have
SILVER To SELL
From The Portland Oregonian
Bismarck. as a German has special reason for
wishing 70 tempt 10 open our nlnts 10 irce com
age Of silver. Germany sold large part OF her
rejected silver coins after 1873 but has some SaO-
o000OJ 10 $SO,G00Coo remaining. OF which she would
Be glad 10 dispose
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
MAYOR STRONG VDISPOSED.

Mayor Strong had acute attack OF rheumatic
gout In his left foot Monday night but Il did not
keep him from his duties at the City Hall yesterday.
Although suffering severely from the pain and being
obliged 10 use his cruiches in order 70 move about
the Mayor reached his post at his usual houra little
before 9 a. m lie began feel relief in the after
noon. and when the days work was over he
able TO reach his carriage 10 home without
sisiance Of any kind. Colonel strong said that ne
felf snre that he would be all night again to-day.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
,,or-vT uOLYOKE'S APPEAL.

To the Editor Of Ths Tribune
Sir: The destruction of the main b'iid,ns ol ~.
uolvoke College by FIRE last Sunday night lnVolv-
inc the loss OF s2OO0OG is an event whlch, '"o"e"
denorable In the extreme. may stu be h'a"e -" ".
cas,on for showing - the world 'h"' NV ,7'.,,.
education of women cannot be halted TOT 9ei'o
retarded by any disaster whatsoever
All the friends Of Mt Holyoke College ana OF mo "
objects for which it stands are earnestly beso' gnu
TO promptly and literally come to the assistance Oh
the college in this its hour of reed dns un pI
~ h,, completng the sum OF SlJoVW toTaLu
hicb ss5 GOO has been subscribed. to MAKE goou nv ne
shscription OF $4,000 offered by Dr PearsonA & d. g, 0I
Chicago on condition that an adullioial ''"''0 ~
be raised by January l. 1871 49, +, .,,. ,,oi,i,, 9,
No friend of M Holyoke College II tnis Vlc'di.? ~.
bae canse for apprehension fo- It's future, IN any
n%ent n%s b,t money given quickly is money given
twice Subscriptions may be sent 10 H Hirs, III III
.,woil president of the Mt HoyoKe Alumnae As
sociaticn of New-York. Brooklyn and vicinity NO
IVoo De"'-''' MARION GAYLORD ATWELL
No I osS Dean-st. Brooklyn. Sept Is, 1896
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
A WEDDING.

Geneseo y. Y. Sept. 2a-Tbe marriage OF Miss
Mary Wharton Wadsworh. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles T. Wadsworth. TO Porter Chandler.
son OF the late RearAdmiral Chandler Of the Navy.
took place at ST Michaels Church to-day at 12 30
o'clock The newly welded couple started this even
ing for NewYork. and will take steamer for japan
for an extended wedding Upon their return
Nr and Mrs Chandler will live in the Genesee Val
ley and Mr.. Chandler will engage extensively in
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
SAD EXPERIENCE or CONSTANCE ELROY.
SIZE ATTEMPTS TO COMMIT SUICIDE AT TIE
r-xt7rD STATES CONSULATE IN VIENNA.

Vienna Sept 29-An American woman named
Constance Elroy visited the American Consulate
I'm this city Yesterday She was In gr"of di~'r""7.
and her story so affected Consu-General Judd that
he sent her to Mrs. Judd. who insisted upon her
remaining as her guest until her circumstances
should improve Miss Elroy appeared very CRATE
full for the kindness shown her. but was very de-
spOndent.
Shortly after she had retired last night Groans
were heard I'm her room. and upon investigation IL
was discovered that Miss Elroy had taken q large
dos. Of poison Medical assistance hastily
summoned and most OF the poison was removed.
The woman may possibly recover. but her con-
dliiOn Il still critical
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
TO REPLACE yALE'S STOLEN IVY.

New Haven Conn. S-pi 2s.-It is now settled that
the vale iry planted by the class OF 1896 last June
anI stolen IN August will be rsplsnted at once g.
". Wells. chalrman OF the Ivy Committee. arrived
here 90 supcrntend the arrangements.
Tn had offers OF several slips but
n. n 20 plant II j. understood
INA crave Of General Lee where the
ofh. ON and 10 was also stated to-day
Ion a. tls' this would not be planted.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For England threatening weather with heavy
rains eastery gales. probably reaching hurricane yeoc-
ties on the coast. colder Wednesday night.
For Eastern New-Yok. New-Jers'y and Eastern Penn
sovania Heavy easery gales winds shifting to
westerly in the afternoon coldcr Wednesday evening
For Western Sew-York. Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio threatening weather and heavy rains: probably
clearing IN and Southern PeDnsylvanla during the
daV: high souihessteriy winds. thiftng 20 westery
cOGlo
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
I0yDOy "ciBBIEs" GO on A STRIKE.

London Sept. 29.-The strike OF the London cab
men is spreading Tapidly There are now 1900 cab
drivers out and the number is fast Increasing
The drivers struck against the operation OF a
system by which only privileged cabs are allowed
10 solicit passengers at the railway stations
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
THE MAVERICK CASE ONCE MORE.
IMPORTANT REVELATIONS MADE BY A DYING DF
TECTIvE ARE SAID TO THROW NEW
LIGHT on THE AFFAIR

London Sept. 2o-"The Star" says that Detec-
tive Bryning who a prominent figure in the
prosecution of Mrs. Florence Maybrick for the
murder OF her husband James Maybrick. made
startling statement TO friends OF Mrs. Maybrick
inst before his death. which occurred recently
and that In consequence OF his revelations the
case of the condemned woman is likely TO assume
n new phase with hitherto unlooked-for develop
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL oPsEnvATIoSs
Bar
Inch.
}05
800

Tribune ONCE. Sept 30 a. m.-The weather yesterday
was cloudy becoming stormy night. with high
ana rain The temperature ranged between "a ana II
degrees the average G7 degre) ~ degrees lower
than that Of Sunday %. higher than that Of the
OrrespOnding dsy Of last year
The storm Will continue tot With hlgh Iinds and
rain. ii VIII be cooler tonight.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
ApAH RIcHMoNp,s CLAIM coNTEsTEp.

Boston, Sept. 29-ln the Supreme Court to-day
Charles H. Pattee. executor OF the will of John
Steson filed motion that the appeal OF Adah
Richmond from the decree OF the Probate Court
allowing the Will he dismissed the ground that
she Is the widow of John Stetson. and is not.
therefore. aggrieved by the decree The motion Will
ho I'd fafa
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

Ihave beer using Jayne's Expecforant ior IN. p..
THIRTY YEARS. and consider 1t the very - oes' a"-
safcst remedy made for the relief OF all puino",
troubles.-P NJ GREEN. Culbertson, Nep' oc' 40
1885. , s.,.-
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
COOPER rNIos TO oPEy TOMORROW.

The various departments Of the Cooper Union
will resume work tomorrow. The afternoon class
IN designing Will this year be taught by Miss
Mary A Sheldon. who has just returned from
paris after i years study Of geometrical designs
with Grasset.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
MARRIED..

arrANTrNE.-uEALEY-O Monday SeptempGgSs GSs.tev
h. the Rsv John f. NASH Eliza beth Flof.%nsr ~ VIZ
~ Trookl,n to James Mack Ballsntlne OF s>e" -.
,1,stI poT-rrp-on Monday September -. at Nc oSiA
L, v,ah,no,nn Brooklyn by the Rev. Dr. by'A"
.ht.,t Mary L. Potter 10 Wendell l. BUSH 90.
MORgOW-On Tuesday. September ~; io,"
s,dance q, the brides parents. NasnNue
az a, '4s poy + ID Barber Thomas Ludlow Chrys"e "
Zew-York 10 Sale Hooper Morrow
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

A number of weddings will be celebrated to-day.
In S.. Andrews Dune Church. at Southampton. Long
Island Miss Alice Bowers Lee. the edes; daughter
of Mr. and Mrs J. Bowers Lee. will be married 10
Ralph Clifford Miller at
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

The marriage of Miss Jennet Maitland Be.knap TO
Robert McAlister Lloyd will be celebrated at !: 80
O'Clock this afternoon at the home OF the brides
mother Mrs Robert Lenox Belknap. at Huntington,
Long Island The wedding will be a quiet one as the
brides family is still in mourning.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
OF Mr.. WHITNEY.
. rn,ru NJ RANDOLPH BECOMES HIS
,p,Dr IN BAR HARBOR.

por uarbor. Me- Sept @.-ln St sau'eal
D"' church at 1880 o'clock to-day MIS-
r.p,,s Ep,,s n randolph was married to Wii'ialn =
ru', I.,..ov ex-secretary Of the Navy NO invita-
n''"ss '.,o ,ssred and none Of Mr.. Whitneys tam-
uo"s ,resent. Mrs Randolph asked rev
ss nH " verbally. who afterward went to her
- - the Anchorage for breakfast Mrs. Kan
aolphs brother Frederick May seated the people %
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

Al Saints Church. Bayside. Long Island. Will, at
o'clock this evening he the Of the marriage OF
Miss Lille Bell the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Moore Bell. TO Charles Moulton Gouid' son
OF Charles A. Gould. of this city
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
ALDRTDGE IyDISPOSED

Rochester y y. Sept. 29-George W. Aldridee
superintendenf Of Public Works. Is confined 10 hit
bed at his home In this city.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
Nir. and Mrs. TT

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomay Marshall stewart OF Bos-
cobel Peekskin. y. y. have issued cards for the
marriage OF their daughter Jeanne 10 Mason Loomis
Decker on Wednesday afternoon October IA. at 4:90
o'clock Mr. Decker is the only son Of Judge Decker
OF Denver Col. lie is graduate OF Na.e and is
nractislng law with his father in Denver. To accom-
modate New-York guests. a special car Will be at
tached 10 the train leaving the Grand Central Station
at D. IN. the day OF the wedding. returning. II
will leave Peekskili at p. m.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

The wedding OF Miss Marie Ash TO Charles A Blath
will take place at o'clock this evening at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ash. No.
7s0 LeXington-ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

The marriage OF Miss Edith Shepard. second daugh-
Ter OF the late Eliot T. Shepard. 10 Earneso g.
abhri son of the late Ernesto Fabbr. Of this city,
VIII be celebrated at noon Tuesday. October 20 in
The Shepard Memorial Church. at SCARBOROUGH on
,be-Iudson he beautiful temple erected by the
brides mother IN memory of Mr Shepard. The we'd
ding breakfast will follow at Woodlea, the country
home OF Mrs Shepard
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

Miss Ada Howard Fuller, the Oldest daughter OF
the late J. Fuller. will be married TO Gustave Walter
at $50 O'Clock this afternoon at the home OF the
brides sister Mrs Frederick Bags No 2ll West
Seventy eighih-st. The marriage ceremony Will be
followed by a small reception.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
cHOSEy LORD MAYOR or LONDON.

London. Sept 29-Alierman George faudel Phil
lips was ell ,ted Lord Mayor OF London to-day.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

., ,.o.or,es and mines stimulate trade, ssc''
open I, Isc.oiis 81 commerce will begin 70 m0vsc-
the "hee's VI ''''' VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN
Rlacksburg Va. Sept a. lsSo'
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

Notices of marriages and deaths must ~
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

The marriage OF Miss Amelia Simon. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Gus:ave Simon. Of No. ia East Fifty
sixth-s,. to Lucen Laurent Bonheur will take place
This evening I'm the Temple Beth-Ei. Fifth-ave. and
Seyenty-sIxth-st The reception will be held at the
Tuxedo Madison-ave. and Fifty-ninth-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
THE G0rERNoR RETURNS TO ELLERsLIE.

Albany. Sept. Ex-Governor Morton returned 10
Enerslie this afternoon at o'clock. Ilc IS not eX-
pected at the Capitol before next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

The Irving Place Theatre will open its season TO-
morrow night with a production Of My Oficial
Wife" German dramatization of Colonel savage
novel A few days ago the first representation OF
this version took place at the Rarnay Theatre IN IN
Berlin. Nearly all the members OF MI 'Ohrled
company are IN the cast. The leading parts nave
been assigned TO Miss Adele Hartwi3: Arthur
Eggelng. Hubert Reusch and Matthew Pfel.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Atthe benefit for the Actors Order of Friendship.
which IS TO take place AT the Academy OF MUSIC on
Thursday Of next week. Stuart Robson and VIII
fam H. Crane will appear together for the nrst tiine
since they dissolved their long partnership and
will give three scenes from Julius Caesar. Mr.
Robson will play Cassius and Mr.. Crane Brutus
and they will be assisted by Joseph Haworth as
Marx Antony. c. W Couldock as Casca and j. II.
Sioddari ) the SOOthsANer.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

Mrs John Jacob As;or has been III for several days.
and II IS not likely that she will be able to take part
In any social affairs for some time.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

The wedding OF Miss Lydia Beekman Vanderpoel
10 the Rev saell Prentice. jr. OF Chicago. will be
celebrated this afternoon at the home OF the BRIDE
narents the late Mr and Mrs Aaron J. Nanderpoel
al kinderhoOk. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

dispatch received yesterday said that Colonei
J II Mapleson and ffty-sX members OF his new
Imperial Opera Company had sailed from South
emp;on on the New-York Sixty more OF the COM
pany Will sail from Genoa tomorrow on the Kaiser
Wilhelm H.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30

4 dspatch from Vienna announces that victor
Herbert's operetta. THE Wizard OF the Nile mas
been produced there with much success.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-30
The Medical Society OF the County of New.
York.
6pefial Notires

Mrs McEIrnth's home made preserves. eles, rlck-
les &c put w glass. Orders received 3J3 DegTaw-st
Brooklyn. y. y.
The Crown Lavender Salts.
Most refreshing and nygOratng Best cure Tor head
ache and depression Sold everywhere REJECT limitations