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Bank Clesrings.

New York, May s-The following table
compiled by Bradstreet's. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities. with the
percentage of increase and decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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Nortbern Montana Mews

The Northorn Montana once of the
Standard 3 located IN the Bach-Cory
block. Great Falls. directly opposite the
application.
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The Tramp "a college graduate, sitting
on sawbuck with eyes fixed on woodpile)
-Omnia vincit labor. How true! How
true! Why. the very thought of labor
overcomes me.-The Wave.
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Washington, May 9.-To-day's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, s26s, ,S4s, :
400; gold reserve s11e. .33S, ,491
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Money Market.

Money easy at 8 per cent: closed at 8
per cent; sterling exchange firm at 4.Ss2t
@4.S9 for demand and s4.s7Aq4.Ss for go
days.
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Northern Pacific schedule-Butte.
TRAINS ARRIVE.

No. /. Puget Sound Aail-From
ST. Paul. arrives at NJ. u. de-
pot daily t.......-................ 500 . N
No. 7, Bozeman Express-From
st. Paul. arrives at N. p. local
depot daily at..................... 2:35 m
No. 2. Twin City Maii-From
Portland, arrives at M. u. de-
pot daily at........................ I'D m
No. 4. Garrison Express-From
Portland. arrives at M. u. de-
pot daily at........................l . m
TRAINS DEPART.
No. 2, Twin City Mail-For St
Paul. leaves NJ. u. depot daily
at............ ......... ............. IsO q m
No. 8, Bozeman Express-For ST.
Paul. leaves N. p. depot daily
at........... s....-..-..... ........u:f0 q m
No. 1. Puget Sound Maii-For
Portland. leaves NJ u. depot
daily ALUMINIUM. ........... 800 q m
No. 8. Garrison Express-For
Portland. leaves M. u. depot
daily at............. .............. Eco p N
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Metal Markes

: Silver. 67%; pig iron. quiet; copper
easy; brokers' price. s10.75: lead, easy
brokers' price, $3.50.
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Boston Miningstoc.<s.
The Gold Reserve

Boston. May 9.-Boston & Montana.
IS: Butte & Boston, 23s.
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WHY

Does DR.. Sweany stand far In advance
OF any institution or specialist in the
world? Why Is he successful in curing
every case he undertakes, even when 9TH
ers have failed? Why do the afflicted OF
san Francisco and vicinity crowd his Of
fees dailv7
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IIsCEL1.ANEOJ

PARTISAN DREssMAKING; EST.
Worth's system OF cutting. fitting and
finishing. Special prices to working wo-
men. Satisfaction guaranteed. Moyer
blk. east OF Auditorium. room Z, Butte
LADIES-YOUR BUST ENLARGED SIX
inches: failure impossible: results guar
anteed: 1000 testimonials: book and full
particulars sent sealed for &c Aurum
Medicine Co. IS State St. Chicago. Ill
r. II. MoLoNEY. METAPHYsICIAN,
l2s owsley block. Butte.
MRS. j. HELD, RELIABLE CLAIR
voyant; readings 81; circles Wednesday
evening. 25 cents. S2l South Arizona
street. Butte.
VoRELL's FRENCH FEMALE Pills
never fail; safe and sure: used 80 years.
try them after all others fail: sealed 81:
particulars &c. Aurum Medicine Co. IS
State street. Chicago.
MEDIUM-MADAM GUY CAN BE CON
suited at u w. Galena. Butte; circles
Tuesday evenings al O'Clock.
+. L. HOAGLAND. sCAVENGER. BOX
a. Anaconda Work done by week.
month or by the job. Leave orders al
Mahan Bros. or /. A Kings
CHIROPODIsT = CoRNS REMOVED.
painless; ingrowing toenails and bum
ions successfully treated or money re-
funded. Send for me. K. Clancy. lO4 T..
Granite street. Butte.
RANCH. FIvE-YEAR LEASE FOR
improvements For information addres,
Box 745. Butte. Mont
LOWEST PRICES FOR FIRsr-CLAss
dental work at East Broadway. Butte.
SECONDHAND CLOTHING BOUGHT
and sold. 81 T. Park st. Butte
MONTANA REALTY AND COLLEC-
ton Agency-collections made any
place in the United States or Canada.
We have a few good houses In Butte
for .ale- Room 3 NV. Broadway. Butte.
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Chicago General Market

There was aigood trade and active mar
ket in wheat, fluctuations covering 1hc.
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BUTTE TIME CARDS.

Butte. Anaconda q Pacific r. r.
ARRIVE IN BUTTE.
No. .. Anaconda and Helena az
press. arrives DAN ............... ssS N
No. 4. Anaconda express, con-
Meeting with Great Northern
railway through trains for East
and West. arrives daily ....... l:iB > m
No. 10 arrives daily .lo:1o p N
DEPART FROM BUTTE
No. & Anaconda express. leaves
daily ..... ..... .............-.....i0's3 = -
No. I, Anaconda express, from St
Paul, Helena and intermediate
points. leaves daily .............. 800 p N
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DOCTOR SWEANY
..ERS FAIL

This old reliable specialist, friend and
benefactor of suffering humanity, needs
no Introduction or recommendation to the
sick and afflicted of San Francisco and
the Pacific coast. For many years his
offices have been located at 737 Market
street, opposite the Examiner office. He
is graduate of the best medical colleges
In the world. and is acknowledged to be
the most successful specialist of the age
In the treatment of all nervous, chronic
and private diseases of men and women.
His well-known name is a sufficient guar
antee of a perfect cure of every case he
undertakes +.
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Doors open at / and Z p. m. One hour
given to inspect the Animal, Ethnological
and Special Feature Department.
Auhlssioh'...s ..... .....-.. ............ .5Oc
Children ........ .... .....................25c 25c
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Los

LOST-ONE BAY HORSE, YEARS
old; brand m. f." on right hip, with
white star on forehead: finder will be
rewarded. James Ferraris. Road House.
Butte, Mont.
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FOR sALE-HoTEL IN oUIGLEY,
Mont. with good business. Address Box
543. Butte, Mont.
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WANTED-HELP.

WANIED-HELP.
wANTED-A FIRST-cLAss BARBER:
steady work. o. X barber shop. Mis-
soula-
WE FURNISH MINERS. MECHANICS
and ranch hands. ST. Paul Employment
Office. lis North Main. Butte. Tel ~.
wANTED-wAITREs AND GEN
eral houswork girls at Employment
Agency. l04 Z. Coml. Anaconda.
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A DvERTIsEMENTs under this head
IA cents Q word for the first insertion
and ] cent a word for each subsequent
insertion. No adva taken for less than
Is cents
CLASSIFIED Advs. per line per month. "a Is
Count words 20 the iineD
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FOR SALE-BARBER SHOP WITH
baths; the neatest shop In the state, do
ing good business. Prices twenty-five
and nfty cents. snap for the right
man. The reason fer selling. other
business. John McInerney. Deer Lodge.
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FOR SALE CHEAP - SECONDHAND
bicycle. Owner leaving town. Apply L
West Broadway, Butte.
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FOR sALE-BRICK DWELLING al w
Park street. Butte. Bath. electric light
etc. Apply above address.
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FOR SALE-LoDGING HOUSE, a
rooms; good location. Call or address
Bergman. Room s. 122 N. Main street,
Butte.
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FOR sALE-PTANo: GRAND BAR
gain: $3.50. Address Box 743, Butte, Mont
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FOR SALE-NEw HAVEN ENGINE
lathe. 30x22. For further particulars ad-
dress ii. Topel. Bozeman. Mont.
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A NEW MILL.

Coimosncil Texns. May S--Thc Colmes-
ncil Lumber company tried its niuchinery
here yesterday nna cur the first log with
its now mill. Itg capacity rs about 5000
feet daily. and IT VIII begin running rogu-
larry next Monday, with about nifty cars
of lumber ord red TO 70 out AZ cut. The
plant has up-to-jatc machinery. inciudi NJ
odgfr. trimmer. sizer planer and molding
machine.
two miles Of railway iron. and Will use H.
extending their tram. They report orders
improving, and hope for an upward tend
ency In prices soOfi.
The Al5ridge Lumber company Mt Rock
land has put In "a now elevator aud made
other Improvements IN iis plant lately. j.
Is running on fun time.
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should arrange 10 take care Of this com
modify through its port tic lnboring Glars
% ana the general business Interests Of
that city would reap large rcwaris.
NOTES AND PERSONAL.
Mr.. q. H. Mallam Of tho Tram returned
on Tuesday from II protractod business
trip 10 the interior.
Mr. f.. L. Carroll. president Of the Beau
mont Lumber company, who has been
spending a week or two with relatives in
this city. loft for his home nj Waco on
Wednesday evening.
The machinery for the new BAND saw Of
the Beaumont Lumber company has about
all been placed end the NH may possibly
be started up today.
Mr. J. n. Johnston. secretary Of the
Warren Land and Lumber company. spent
all OF "Wednesday In Beaumont. returning
to his mill OH Thursday.
Purchasing Agent II. s. Stephens Of the
Southern Pacific company was in Beau
mont THURSDAY. Although he spent tho
entire DAY, he avows II was not because
he had orders In his pocket.
Mr.. u. A. Bib. manager OF the Con-
solidated Export Lumber company's bus
mess at Tampico, Mexico. has n masculine
addition TO his family. Mrs. Blbb has been
IN beaumont for several months and tho
littlo stranger came Thursday.
MIR. Harry Il. Field. secretary and sales
man OF the Lutchcr a. Moore Lumber com
pany, was in town on Thursday morning
and evening the middle OF the day being
spent at Sabine Pass. whittier no went 10
clear the schooner A. Denikc. which his
company loaded for New York
The new log loadsr and hauier being
built fer AFR. W. A. Fletcher by tho Beau
mont Iron Works Will he completed by the
latter part Of this month and put In oper-
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into the hands Of the dealer, always has
dsquieting influence and is menace 10
stable uricos. |, Is also certain that a.
lonts whore merchants have been unier
the necessity of forccloslng on stock and
scllng-p perhaps at n loss--Ihere Il not
great probability that lumber Will soon
nca.n accumulate In very largo quantities
The larger and moro responsible mills have
not been in the malko, 10 any extent ana
will not engage in scnfiie for the little
business now to be done. Saving ORDERS
are IN good supply. and promise 10 hol" up
well for month or two II? far the larger
norton of this class of business, however,
is for export. very little gong 10 Inc IN
terror
There has bean hut slight demand Tor
shingles the past week.
ANNUAL ASSOCIATION MEETING.
The Texas and Louisiana Lumber Man
ufacturers ASSOCIATION viii hold its an
nual meeting In Elks' hall. Houston, on
mex, Tuesday. the l2th instant. ana II II
expected that roll call will show goo'
attendance OF the members. rate Of one
fare for the round trip VIII be given rom
Texas points. hut Texas roads have beeh
unable for want of time to arrange for an
interstate rate.
LUMBER FOR LIVERPOOL.
The Spanish steamship Alicia. which VIII
arrive at Galveston In day or two ano
load for Liverpool. will include In rs cargo
about $4,000 feet OF lumber. This materisi
Will lie shipped by the Reliance l-umhrf
company Of this city. whose eror's 70 ~
troducc Texas long leaf pine into Euro
pean markets have been heretofore adj
verified to- The assortment will consist OF
all sizes OF lumber, from small piece sun
10 heavy timbers AMI VIII serve az sam
pies of the quality Ind manufacture o.
this immediate section. The conservative
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MARKET REVIEW.
+ LITTLE Improvement In Trade
Is rcrceptiblc.
''AStD NUMBER OF INQUIRIES.
t,ur.'s IL R-ing offered At Low
n. annual Meeting To Be Held
houston Next Tuesday.

IAN. Texas. May s.-The onIy no.
tr.a Improvement in the condition #
ksa,', WIN dealers is tie recent of an
/ ,o,. number Of inquiries. The ren-
w. ~. VI the inquiries is that they
BIZ, =, o"ercd this stock at very low
us wv Want TO see what YOU can ..o
rer,,. 4' are Partially conhrmatory Of
k,h.,n mat certain MGR hants in the
|ance. ,sc'on who have been making
h ob,,. 10 small manufacturers have
been ~ 10 take their lumber. which
l.nis.l i, ,n,oNn on the market throu.b
pics mn and.offered at extr.msiv
4 qran,,,,pfo Fortunately there n are ne,
I'm The ns. 50 heil. ana selling the
Iahnsr stated viii nat cause
y have ,uon Of prices. II win in
week good effert, for II will tahn
eltS Of s, smo to clear the market Of
s'9ck. which. lntil 1t passes
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alton on the Kirbyville tram. IT Is being
strongly constructed Of steel and wrought
iron ana IL confidently expected Ia work
marvellous change In the logging opera
TONS AT kirhyyill. and all other points,
whore II or similar machines may be em-
pioycd.
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TT MAY DO AS MUCH FOR you.

Mr.. Fred Miller. OF Trying. III. writes
that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for
back and also. that his bladder was ar
fectcd. He tried many so-cailed Kidney
q ' year ps ago he began use of Electric Bi.-
fefs and found relief at once. Electric
Bitters is especially adapted to cure OF
gives almost instant relief. One trial will
prove our statement. Price only Toe Tor
large bottle. At A. u. Kiesiing's drug
store.
gee our announcement today on page
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,op this affair at once,
Mississippi. I"
BAYS TEXTURES.
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les--Gsn.rA',y faiu sss.Assss.
FOREIGN. s X
Ing of tho rrAnkeort trssty ~
rated at Franfort-on.the-N aiu.
CUBA.
mship Laurada was Loaded neae
ion. Conn, with filibusterA
General Williams y generally 1
in Cuba.
fish consul At HsvAaa has IN
n behalf Of the Compstitoe cap
wcylcr says hs VIII make - 4
Is while the rebsllina holds cut.
" York HoraM correspondent
crnational complications are
4 on account Of ths Competitor
isul general q Spain N NeM
cry much distusbsd hy ths vtslt
ected filibustsfins stcauship - !
or.
arc indignant over the demands
ited States.
Castillo has osdsrsa The sascs-
nycd.
DOMESTIC.
Il services were hsli u New
memory Of Baron Hirsh.
'tion OF bishops Il tho next Inn
gislation by tho Meshodist con-
nd lodge B'nai Firth IN session
us. Ohio.
uro arriving 10 savannah ~
,pment.
,op Kahn was tnyestsd with tbs
st. Louis.
Gordon has issuea orders -.
nc next Confedsrsts rsunibn =
w. gookwalter u Ohio predicts
nomination q Irssidant Clevs-
a war leader" II
CONGREGATIONAL 4
ban question M srsesSly =
p this week I'M
nd harbon biil ~ y spee1ng
II. 2
sramfne for ~ seaaeA Il
ice reports % asrgpyssssiaA
AVE right Of NV = - teuee
SPORT 4
.eague--Hopstpa !. ohegnsa =
tn .. San Antonio :; peuiee1 :
Dallas H. 0slvpstse = Z
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practices Of European business men deter
tn, m from going into compare lively new
markets for their supplies and the Rcll-
ance officers think 1t VIII only be neres-
sary to sh " goods In order to effect sales.
A representative OF the Reliance will look
after this shipment upon IS arrival In
Liverpool and have the importers of that
country examine IT.
LUMBER AND LABOR.
Beaumont Journal
A writer In the News OF last Sunday un-
dor,hkes to arouse the citizens OF Calves
Ton T. a sense of the loss that the city IL
sustaining by reason of tho protracted dc
Law In completing and operating The Gulf
ind Interstate ra abroad. The writer de-
clares that no city can become populous
or prospoious whose lahor'ng clnsses ran
ind employment for only a portion Of the
year. and upon this self-eyident PROPOSE
lion he builds an argument shcwin; the
b,nefts that would resul, TO labor II "a
ciltios wers provided for handling lumber
through Bolivar. lie states the case as
follows;
Lumber can not be handled through ele-
yators or other labor saving devices, but
ni;st he novel piece by piece IN the cid
way by manual labor.
An average carload OF cotton VIII conta In
thirty bales valued al $1,000, and II can he
thrown off the cars by two men In hfieen
Ar twenty minutes at cost not exceeding
81 per car. ,.
,,,iy $50. Will take two men half a day to
unload and pile tbecduse. unlike cotton. II
can net he dumped on the ground 10 he
eartcd away, hut must he piled, In order 10
no checked ana counted and 20 he out OF
Inc way Of other traffic.. and will cost VIA
per car. o,u am -,
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Gee our announcement today on page
20 for rare bargains.
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should arrange 10 take corc Of this com
modify through iis port tic lnboring clafs-
90 and the general business Interests Of
that city would reap large rewards
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
NATIONAL DEMOCRACY PLANS.

william - Bynrm. chairman OF the Naio"s
Committee OF the National Democratic Party "A'
In the city yester lay. and expects TO remain 'e,'
for several days in consultation with the oca' 'eA.
ers OF the party. re proposes to make the o'sa"'
zaton permanent. and relies largely upon 'e.'
York mea TO take the lead. as they have aireAa'
decided 10 continue the existence Of the state 'o'"
mttee. and 10 go with the work they oesa" ~
the campaign Mr.. Bynum. after talking with SUM
Of those who have been engaged with him IN 'ns
work in he rec ent campaign. said yesterday
II. was the intention from the start tha' u"
National Democratic party should become a per
manent organization. The question now Is no"
continue our work to the best advantage. IN s''''
IF the Western States as in New-fork. steps "'''
,een taken to put the organization upon pe'n".
men, footing A meeting of our National hSec""''
Committee will Re held before January l. ei'he' :"
India or Chicago. AT which the poncy !" IA
purs ned by the organization will be discusseu e -
in all proba bity an address 10 the pe"'o0'"'' "
the Nation will be issued ,,oc,s,S
at is painly evident that IA honest i,eii.o' .sh
We cannot act with those who swallowed .,e nam Ss,
cago platform and cannot affiliate WIN ,'s rs
even in local matters The resul; may be .a,orsi ,ss
shall have candidates for local as well as Na''o""'
Offices 49,, L., AID not
Mr. Bynum wound up by saying that he da H. ,Ss
think any Sound Money Democrat went NV , % hs.
fight with the idea of rev"rd. and ne ulu ia w. "a
lieve that any expect. = and he was uplo, =, ths
any Sound Money Democr.. asking an o''N "
hands OF the Republican Administration
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
Apply AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington, Nov 23.-Army orders: Second-Lieu-
tenant Oren b. Meyer. I'd Cavalry. Is detailed as
professor of military science and tactics at Austin
College. Sherman Tex, and will report for duty ac
cordinsly First-Lieutenant George o. squier 81
ARTILLERY will proceed from Fort Monroe va. 10
New-York City. via the works OF Elmer u VIII
voune 4 Co. Philadelphia and the Weston Eec-
,r,caI Instrument Company Newark. \. j.. on
business pertaining to the electrical department OF
the United States Artillery School Captain f.
Blrn,e Ordnance Department. has been ordered 10
the works OF the Bethlehem Iron company on
husiness pertaining to the manufacture OF the nve-
inch rifIe Major James w. Reilly. Ordnance De
nartment has been ordered to the Sandy HOOK
proying ground on business pertaining TO the test
of the io.inch disappearing gun carriage
Commander Thomas Mcivon IS oresrea oe'acm9o nscem
hsr and TO 90 upon the retired list the following
day. Ensign q. G. Davidson is ordered ron 'ne q
Jsckson who il detailed for duty at New-York In
Connection with the Puritan.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
COMPLAINT or 4 LIBERT1-SI. ~ IhDN"


man went into the church-st. police station last
night and complained TO Sergeant Couehiin about the
condition OF the ye-story marble front building No
% IIberiy-st. He said tina, he represented the
Knowles Steam Works. whose store on the ground
floor OF No % IL heavily laden With machinery. and
that when he to lock up the store last night II
was All he could do close the doors. which he al
legged was due 10 a settling OF the foundation OF the
west wall which IL next to where excavations are
being made and caissons sunk for new building AT
Nos G and 81 I.lberys'.. Some OF these calssons go
down 10 a depth OF seventy-hvc feet. ana non" OF
these eighteen. upon which the new building VIII
rest are as yet completed
There Is a bed OF qucksand. which. II Is said ex-
tends from Church-st across broadway to Nassau
st. and this has been q source OF danger and an
noyance TO the contractors on the work and has
also kept the entire command OF the church-st.
police Ia an uneasy state. as they consider their
station unsafe.
Day and nigh, watchmcn. whose duty II Is to
inspect the walls OF both buildings adjoining the
big excavation every hour. are constantly en-
poyed. The Building Department will be Informed
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
THE REV DR. WILLIAM r. GIBSON.

I-tica " Y Nov 23-The Rev DR.. William r.
Gibson died IN this city this morning from a stroke
o. aporlexy He was In his seventy-hfth year
For many Years the Rev. Dr. Gibson had been
a prominent figure In the Protestant Episcopal
Church OF the State. 4 long time ago he surren-
dcred his pastoratc and gave his attention TO
Church literature. For years he the Editor Of
The Gospel Messenger" Afterward he published
and edited The Church Eclectic" monthly
magazine that became power in Church circles.
and which was conducted with great force until
a few months ago, when DR.. Gibson sold il to
Western publisher. For twenty-five years he
chaplain at the State Hospital in this city. resign
Ing his charge bu, few weeks ago He frequently
times kept in touch with Church affairs. not only
In the diocese bu; throughout the country. Many
Church papers sorght articles from his pen and he
had published q number OF pamphlets. lie was
"A most familiar figure In diocesan conventions,
before these annual meetings was generally in
trusted to nim. In 1863 he appointed Il MEN,
ber OF the Board of Missions which annually
In New-York and he remained In that body until
II was abolished I'm 1857. lie elected "A MEM
bsr Of the Standing Committee of the diocese
about 1880 and had served 1t since
DR. Gibson was a member of the Board OF Trus-
tees OF the General Theological Seminary of New
of the Rev DR. MacKnight OF E.mira lie was
elected to the General Convention OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church In the United States. and attend
ed the convention at Chicago in 1856. and In New
g. Gibson. Mayor OF this city; DR. William NJ.
Gibson. prominent medical practitioner and DR.
Walter Gibson, second assistant at the State Hos
pital; also by two unmarried daughters.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-24
WILLIAM A. BIGELOW.

William A. Bigeow found dead In his apart.
ments at the Windsor Hotel early yesterday
morning. He died time between SUNDAY
evening and yesterday morning A physician who
Viewed the body said that the cause OF death WAS
heart disease.
On Sunday Mr.. Bigelow visited his sister Mrs
Hudson Hoagland, who lives at the Sherman
Square Hotel. At that time. his sister told him
that he did not appear to be enjoying good health
He acknowledged that he had not been in good
health recently. but he said he did not believe
his condition would become serious After he had
left the hotel Mrs. Hoagland grew alarmed about
her brothers health. and for the purpose of pre-
vailing upon him to consult physician she went
to the Windsor Hotel about 10 o'clock Yesterday
morning. Her card was sent up to Mr. Bigelow' :
room, and as no answer was made to repeated
knockings the door was forced open Mr. BIgc-
low lay iiieless m bed The position and appear.
cured or aur ase body sd indicated that death had
seventy years old. had been n guest OF the house
rh..ne ryh .ne ,ast ten years lie was a widower, and
wsnen a lad came to this city from Ogwego ~ Y.
FOR many years he was engaged In the leather