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New-York tribune., 1896-12-10

he possesses the qualifications for the place has
In mind candidate OF his own. EX-Judge Thomas
Allison mentioned The possibility X the
Governors inciinations this poin, are not over
Ii feared that ne nigh; make selection
Of his own. The Governor will talk with Mr.. Patt
Mr. Lauierbach Mayor Strong. General McCook
General Samuel Thomas and a number OF the men,
bers Of the New-York Bar Association before de-
cidag on roonel Felows's successor.
II is well known that the Governor is interested
in securing for his private secretary Colonel Ash
ley w. Cole. the appointment of State Railroad
Commissioner an extremely desirable place. with
animal salary OF 5000. to continue for six years
on the other hand. the State organization has
placed Colonel George w. Dunn. OF Bnghamton.
have the appointment of the Railroad Commissions,
er. and up to a recent date Governor Morton had
not been able 10 secure It guarantee that Colonel
Cole would be the man. 1t was the prevailing opin-
ion at last evening meeting that Mr.. Olcott would
receive the appointment OF District Attorney. and
missioner would follow after the Inauguration
Of Governor Black.
Although the Tammany men in the Board OF
to Mr.. Olcott in the Board. IL said yesterday
that they would elect any Republican In his dis
membership In the Sinking Fund Commission held
by Mr.. Olcott chairman OF the Finance Com.
inittee Of the Board OF Aldermen. probably Will
be transferred OF the Tammany Aldermen.
The Sinking Fund Commission Is now controlled
by the NJ iyor. city Chamberlain McCook and Re-
AS District Attorney Mr. Ocott would be
pected reorganize the District Attorneys office
OF the laws than II has been for number OF years.
He would be expected 10 enforce the laws against
illegal voting in such Il manner as to make frauds
OF politicians in the city said yesterday that the
change In She District Attorneys office would be
blow TO the Tammany leaders who are locking for
ward TO next years municipal election in the hope
OF regaining power and patronage.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
SHiRkEY'S TRAINERS STORY.

rr SAWS r,Rp WAS To GET $3.50 FOR STEALING
THE FIGHT FROM TITzsfMMONs.
san Francisco. Dec a large assemblag' OF ring
followers and men about town crowded Judge San
l.rson's court room this morning In expectation Of
h,lring sensational developments regarding the man
ner IN which the Fi'zsmmons -sharkey przefght
SSs fixed" and they not disappointed. II
-r.d.nc H. TO be- placed IN the story told the Wit
ness stand by "Australlan Bliy' Smith. Sharkey's
trainer Fl,zsmmons a defeated man before he
left New-York.
According 10 Smiths testimony J. j. Groom j. H.
Gibbs Danny" Lynch. Sharkeys manager. and
sharkey hmse.f the men who composed the
national Afhlafic club before which organization
ne now notorious contest was fought These four
men Smith sw"ars engaged Wyatt Elrp as referee,
wlth ,h, undersi lndng that he award Sharkey
IN. night a. soon a. FitZslmmOns landed body blow
f,ul Earp was 10 receive g. go for his services.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10

DE LAMATER-On Tuesday. December s. B'n'amin Do
Thursdsy Dsss%Ser 70 >, ls s,,.ni a, $50 D. m
ceniber o. is, residence in White Plains. Frank
Funeral services at the Church Of The Holy c0mmun'os
nisfmsn, ns and a naE sra'.toro o" f'"S " D''''''
GILBERT-on Wednesday. December O. az bis residenos.
The funeral services win be held SATURDAY December -
10 o'clock the church Of the Incarnation Madison
a Tn SsrSr' %nS s Henry Es"5' S' S &.
Funeral from Amawalk Meeting House on First day Sun
rrases aE sI in ''S waiting ting a, Amswak station arrival q
train leaving l55;h-st and shave 'N y 4 Putnam
HrDsoN-on "Wednesday morning. December Q 1894
after brief illness Caroline Parson Hudson widow Of
T be hsa the rssiasncs ., her son,
city. on Friday, at 10 a. IN, m - .,,.,a
Interment at Morristown
JoHNsoN-on "Wednesday. December 9 at North , Adsms
Mass Eliza A. Johnson. widow Of syvander John''o'
Funeral services her late residence in North Adam"
KANE-M his residence No: iei casson-ave , , Brook.
lyn December JChn Il Kans n son Of John Kane
Funeral notice hereafter.
MARoZZI-on December s. Pietro Msrozzi. Of the firm
Funeral services will held at 10 a Friday Deem
ber II. at the Church of ST. Joseph Washington Place
asuadenly WEDNESDAY morning December Snss =
the 13d OF his
Friends attend the funeral services Friday
at \ p m.
QrERlPEI~-At Walden. y Y. Rachel. widow Of Joseph
Queripel. In her 18th 49,
funeral the residence of Timothy Comm. Wal
den Orange County. y. Y. on Thursday. December w.
1896 1870 O'Clock.
Peekskl and Fshkill papers please copy
SHrTE-At White Plains. y. Y. on Tuesday December
:. Mary Fowler. wife Of James l. shute aged 70
Relatives and friends attend funeral
vices at her late residence THURSDAY at o'clock.
sILI.IMAN-On Wednesday, December .. after short
Illness Charles Hasey Sillman. youngest son Of the
late John l.. and Catherine NJ Siman
his residence, No. IsS Jenerson-avo.
Brooklyn. Saturday afternoon. o'clock.
Interment at convenience OF the family.
TAYLOR-On Wednesday afternoon. December 0. Dr.
George H. Taylor in his 10th year
Time OF funeral services will he announced.
TROWBRIDGE-Suddeny. Tuesday morning. at his resi-
dence No. SO Macon-st.. Brooklyn. william s. Trow-
bridge
Funeral private.
Orange ~ Tuesday. December s. William Uhlen-
brock. the 5yth year Of his
services firlce Church. Orange. y. j. on
Friday. December IL. the arrival Of the 230 m
train from foot Barclay and Christopher sts.
Kindly omit flowers.
WALKER-On Tuesday December $ Alexander Walker.
friends invited attend the funeral
Thursday. December 10. at p.
In,ermen, convenience Of family.
A.-The kensicO Contemplating station. Hsf.
Railroad; 43 minutes ride from tha Grand Centros
Depot Office 10 East 42d-st.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
4 STEANE ASHORE NEiR BELLPORT.

HER IDENTITY UNKNOWN IN THE Darkness
IIFE-sAvERs GONE TO HER ASSISTANCE.
The marine observer Mt Fire Island reported at
l2:2O o'clock this morning. that steamer had gone
ashore just ca Of Bcllport. Her name was un-
known The crew ~ tho Fire Island life-savlng
station started once for the steamer. which was
about five miles distant az soon as she was sighted
According to the report the night was clear and n
heavy sea was on the wind blowing from the south
west.
A number OF large steamers are due In port to-day
among them being the Spree. from Bremen: the
Norwegian. from Glasgow, the Sarnia. from Medl-
ferrancan ports and the California. from Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
Z. IT. PAKk II I KSI.
FRANK MOSS,
THADDEUS d. KENNESON.
HENRY V. PARSELL.
York. December 8, 1895.
WANTS ONE GARDEN IN BROOKLYN.

WANTS ONE GARDEN IN BROOKLYN.
To the Editor of The Tribune
sir II is most desirable that new centres Of inter-
est and attraction should be created In the great
consolidated metropolis In manner as impartial
and ~ convenient the greater number OF It's in
habitants possible. In view of the almost GER
tainty OF consolidation at an early day. why should
so many important enterprises be centred in the
district above the Harlem River. the most remote
district In the enlarged city? Why. for instance.
should Bronx Park have both the Botanical and
Geological gardens. at distance of ten or twelve
miles away from this portion of the new city?
think that least of these gardens should be
placed in this portion OF the greater city. thus
ating n centre In II of more than mere local inter-
est Such a garden in this very important and
populOus part of the new city will relieve
the fear OF many Brookynltes that under
soidation their portion of the city will be neglected
more than ever There is plenty of room this
side Of the river for institutions of than
local interest In which this large city outside OF It's
park system and it's cemeteries is now utterly lack
Ing b.
BROOKLYN. ~ Y. Dec. s, 1896.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
DR.. JAMES Il. GILBERT.

Dr. James b. Gilbert. we-known and success
ful physician OF this city. died yesterday at his
home No. % West Thirty-seventh-st He was born
In G.lbertsvie, y. Y. In 1852. He graduated from
Phillips Academy Andover. Mass. in the class or
1870. and from the Medical Department Of the Uni
verslty OF New-York In 1873 After two years In
the General Hospital in Vienna he returned to New
York to practise general medicine DR. Gilbert was
unmarried and Of his family only his father Major
James Gilbert, of Gilbertsvillc. survives him Ihe
funeral will take place in the Church OF the In
carnation, and will be conducted by the Rev Or:
Brdgman Of Holy Trinity Church The burial VIII
be in WOodlaWn
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
oprPITJOV PERFORMED on WRS. CASTLE.

Phiiadclphia Dec 9.-An operation was performed
nj the Polycnic Hospital yesterday on Mrs. Ella
Castle OF San Francisco, whose recent arrest in
London on the charge Of shoplifing created sem
saton The nature Of the operation Is not known
further than that 1t for IN" purpose of alevi-
ating the maadics under which Mrs Castle Il said
10 be- suffering and 1t IS understood that II WAS sue
cessful It was performed by Dr. L. w. Stcinbach.
Mr. Castle brought his wife to Philadelphia some
davs ago for the purpose of having her undergo
medical treatment prior TO their return 10 san FRAN
cisco The physicians connected with the hospital
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
Jogy l. o,BRIES MEN ELEcT OFFICERS.

The John J. O'Brien Association met IN niue
-, roor, In the rear OF A saloon at No. 81 For
.,,,h.s, last evening. and elected the following
oe,cers for the ensuing year: Bernard RourKe.
n,.s,dent: Morris Isaacs. Gustavc Nowak ana
,I, rr,.ser vice pre- sidents: Henry T.oewy. hnnn-
hupl h nra,orv = ii Seelig treasurer: David kap-
Ein' @ Srecording secretary: John J. Drscoll. SER
eeaut arms. and Frank hahN f'"""'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
WINTER DIVERSIONS FOR Y4CHTSNEN.

busy winter is promised at the town house Of
the Seawanhaka -Corinthian Yacht Club, No 10
East y-sccond-st. Meals will he rerved table
d'h6te and la carte. and Saturday evenings there
will be a mess dinner. to which a few guests may
be invited on Saturday evenings there will also
be lectures on subjects interesting to yachtsmen
Captain Howard Patterson will organize a class for
instruction In practical navigation II sufficient
ils
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
HENRY GRIFFEN.

Henry GrifYen died at his home in Yorktown, yes
terday from Rright's disease Mr.. Griffen was
well-to-do farmer and born eghty-nnc years
ago on the farn which he died. BY hard work
In the cultivation Of his $50 acres and judcious In
ves,ment he was enabled to accumulate $4,000 He
was q school trustee in Yorktown and WIS also
trustee OF the Iicksite Quaker meetinghose. W hen
the Croton Aqueduct was built Mr. Griffcn sup
piled part OF the labor He Is said to have owned
considerable property in Brooklyn. as well as In
Yorktown He leaves two adult children. a son
and Q daughter The funeral will be held on Sun
day at his home
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
,rrrupTED TRssN ROBBING ~ ST. LOUIS.

c. Iou,s Dec 9--A souihbound passenger train
y, the Iron Mountain road was attacked by robbers
q, Bates-st. In the southern suburbs OF TINS city,
~ a.l5 o'clock tonight. AS the train approached
D.,a.s, station n red light shown. a single
sbot was fred at the engineer. He Immediately
nut on full head OF stead and as the train dashed
mast the crossing half dozen shots were ilred by
i,he woud-b be robbers. Fortunately no one was IN
s smred The Bates-st. crossing Is In deep ravinc
IL the southern end OF the city The neghborhood
was Immediately surrounded ny cordoh oi po''cs
and arrests numerous
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY'S FORECAST
Washington. Dec 9rhe barometer has fallen rapidly
Atlantic coast and over the 81. Lawrence Valley
and lower region during the last twenyfour hours
is unusually Northern England and II s
north OF Dakota. IL continues highest the
central plateau region and the pressure increased
slightly during the day In the Southwestern States on
the Atlantic south OF New England decidedly
warmer in Northwest and in the Mississippi Valley
slightly cooler In the southern States OF
sisspy. The weather IL clear except New England
York and the 81 Lawrence Valley whore light show
reported The indications that the weather
viii fair the lake region and New England
ward 10 the Gulf with a slight rice In temperature
f- no valleys.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
~ ENGLISH COUPiNY'S INVESTMENT

Niagara Falls y. Y. Dee 9-The Albright and
Wilson E.ectro-Chemlcal Company. Of Great Britain.
has closed a contract with the Niagara Falls Power
Company and will establish plant In this city.
Us establishment at Oldbury, near Birmingham.
has been in existence for hf,y years. Its
work. will cover and half acres OF ground
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10

The Police Board yesterday discussed the bad
condition OF the West Thircth-st.. Highbridge.
Kingsbridge and East Flfty-irst-st. stations. and
I'm connection with proposition to enlarge the
present West Thrtleth-st station or build new
one elsewhere in the precinct, Commissioner Grant
suggested tho division OF the district into two pre-
cincts the southern one to be bounded by twenty
seventh-st Fourteenth-st.. Third and Seventh aves:
No action was taken the suggestion, which VIII
be further considered at n later day
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
. WELL-KvoWN CONTRACTOR FAILS.

Rochester, y. Y. Dec. John r. Strauchen we'll
known mason contractor. has filed n general assign
mont TO O. G. Iauer The assets Will amount 10
s,5 ooa. liabilities about $i2DCo The consist
NJ real estate I'm this city and Buffalo. The failure
w1s CAUSED by Mr. Strauchen being unable 70 realize
on s67 900 worth Of shares In the Consumers BreD ng
COMPANY q Norfolk. Va
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
THE STRIKE ~ HIUBTRG.

A STEAMER on WHICH NEW LABORERS WERE
To BE CHARTERED SINK.
Hamburg Dec. 9-The German steamer Kaiser.
which recently arrived here from Port Natal and
he'd been prepared for the accommodation OF the
men who had taken the places of some Of the deck
rren now out on strike. was sunk last night. The
police authorities have begun an investigation INTO
the sinking OF the steamer.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
THE LEGACY TO THE PARKHURST SOCIETY

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: II having come TO the knowledge or the
public that the Society for the Prevention Of Crime
has been generously remembered in the will or the
late Charles B. Beck the undersigned Executive
Committee OF the said society desires to urge upon
the attention OF It's donors and friends the follow
ing facts:
~ No part Of such bequest has yet been turned
over 10 us. and probably will not be for con-
siderable time 20 come.
t2) Even with the entire amount OF the legacy
I'm our hands and invested under most favorable
conditions the amount which 1t would yield would
not enable the society to do nearly the amount OF
work which II has done In the past and when II
IS arranging TO do In the future.
(3D Even granting that the amount that may be
annually realized from such bequest. when re-
celved and invested would enable US without sup
Elementary contributions. to accomplish as much
as Wa have in the past. should deem II the part
OF wisdom 10 enlarge our scheme OF operations 10
such extent as would nccessitatc additional dona-
tions believing that our effectiveness as a society
depends very considerably upon that immediate
interest and sympathy on the part OF the public
which will hardly be likely 10 exist save We
stand 10 the public In constant relation OF none
tary dependence. -
G. n. PARKHURST.
FRANK MOSS,
THADDET's d. KENNESON,
HENRY Y. PARSELl.,
ss.s..s
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10

Buffalo Dec 9-BenJamin II. Williams promi-
nent lawyer of this city. and an ex-Congressman.
died last night. lie BORN in Preston Conn. In
1890 and came to Buffalo in 800. He served as
city Attorney, District Attorney. State Senator and
Congressman. He a Republican in politics.
His WIFE who survives him. Is a sister of the late
General Stedman. OF California
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
prrA,r.rp FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine New-iIampshre and Vermont partly cloudy
weather local high, showers: brisk high
westerly wnds.
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut gen
erai,y fair weather. wtory winds probably brisk and
high off the coast.
For Eastern New-yorx. fair; slightly warmer: westerly
winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware
fair: slightly warmer: westerly winds.
For District of Columbia. Maryland and Virginia.
fair: slightly warmer westerly winds.
New York. generally fair preceded by local
showers the lakes; brisk TO high westerly winds
For Western PENNSYLVANIA. far slightly warmer: brisk
20 high westerly winds.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
RECOMMENDING ". VI. X. OLCOTT.
BELIEF THAT He WILL, BE TIE NEXT
DiSIRiCT-ArTORNEY-A REPORT HOW
EVER. THAT THE GOVERNOR HAS
y CANDIDATE

"''am NJ II. Olcot,'s appointment as District
a'.orhey or New-fork County succeed the .a.e
Coiohei John R. Fellows received the unanimous
Iioors7meht or the Republican city leaders a, a
meeting ned a. the Republican county headquar riers
NO. ilS Wes. Thir:y :y-eighth-si last evening Reso-
luuohs were Unanimously adopted asking Governor
Morton 70 appon, Mr.. Olcoti. and excellent reasons
were given why he should be the choice Q, the
Executive.
Governor Morton viii be In New-York this morn
ing ana expects 10 confer with the Republican
leaders or both wings Of the party abou; the APP
poinment Of a successor 20 Colonel Fellows in the
New-iork D!stric.-AtorAey's office There were
rumors at last evenings meeting and the Fifth
Avenue Hotel last evening that the Governor. while
well disposed toward Mr. Olcou and convinced tina,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
INVENTOR LYMAN DYING.

Middlctown. Conn. Dec. Civilian Lyman, OF
Middeneld the inventor OF the celebrated Lyman
gun rife used by rihemen all over the world. IL
diving from pneumonia In NeW-iork city, where he
went on business few days ago.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
NINE. CALvE TO SING AT THE WALDORF.

MWE. F1LiE 10 SING Al IHE "hhDV"S'
BY special arrangement with Abbey. Schoenel &
Grau, Limited. Nine Calvc will appear at the wal
dorf next Tuesday afternoon December ID, al tns
fourth subscription musical given by Ruben q
Andrews Nine. Thco NJ. de Gogorza, the I.istes
manns Victor Beige and ". Maurice Lefevre the
French expert French musical literature Will
1,ab banrt
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
ASKED TO VOTE FOR Mr.. CHOATE.

A paper requesting T. W. Adds to vote for Joseph
II Choate for United States Senator has been
signed by 10 Republican constituents OF Mr. Ad-
dis in Putnam County. Mr. Adds damutoh
Fish's successor In the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10

Es and AZ degrees the average oO being ~ degrees
higher than Tuesday and so higher than on tho cor
responding day .ast year. -, ..,.,,v
In this city to-day the weatnsr wall p'o"~''S
be fair and
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
COLONEL. OLIVER F.. MCCLELLAN.

Philadelphia. Dec. 9.-Colonel Oliver Eldredge
Mcclellan. formerly superintendent of the Middle
Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, with head
quarters Harrisburg, died yesterday at his home
I'm Gcrma ntown. a suburb OF this city. after pro-
tracted Illness. He fortythree years OF age.
He retired from the railroad business several years
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
ANOTHER PRINCE or SAXONY.

o'esden. Dec 3.Princcss Louise Ahioinetie Marie
bs.l, o. o. Prince Frederick Angus, Of Saxony gave
'' 70 son to-day
,se .nee Frederick August Is the grandson of the
'n' King Of Saxony. In 1891 he married the
now sachess OF Austro-Tuscany IN Vienna They
=" "s'e three children.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10

ARRANGEMENTS have been completed for tho pro-
ducton OF tho Irish operetta, "Shamus OBrien." al
the broadway Theatre on Monday evening, January
4 If Is under the management OF Duff g. Cowdery
Who have secured the rights for America. They In
tend importing the original company OF the Opera
Comioue In London.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
ARMSTRONG WILL CASE SETTLED.
THE DAUGHTER WHO MADE THE CONTEST GETS
senuo FROM THE OTHER HEIRS.

Ncw-Haven Conn. Dec. 9-An amicab.e settlement
has been made in The contest Of the VIII OF Lorenzo
Armstrong. OF New-York and New-iIav"n Elizapeth
Armstrong daughter OF Armstrong second ana di-
vorced wife sought 20 break the WILL alleging undue
Influence Her father le'i her only 5000 ont OF an
estate o. more than half million The case was
.rrl IN the Superior Court here. plaintin losing her
cas-. AMI getting an appeal
The appeal has now been withdrawn and Il il given
on, on IN. highest authority that Miss Armstrong
has received $4,000 settlement from the other heirs
Charles T. Armstrong OF New-YOrk. received over
Si-ntsn by his fathers Will.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
., pnoeEYELT TO SAIL FOR NEW-fORk.

,ondon. Dec. 81 r. Roosevelt. Flrst secretary
r,n,,ed States Embassy, who has been sur
OF uae ,.r severai weeks from nervous prostration
Nv, whose condition has somewhat improved VIII
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
sail from Queenstown for New York on the steamer
Cermanic tomorrow
COLONEL 4. Il. WCLTRE HONORED.
INTO JOTRNALISM CELEBRATED-A LET
TER FROM MAJOi; MKrNLEY.

TER FROM MAJOf; MKfNIEY.
Philadelphia Dee. e-Coloncl Alexander X. Ne
Cure. The veteran Edl:or os The Pha .elphla
Tmes." to-day rounded out hf,, years OF Journalism
ard MS friends tonight commcmorated the golden
anniversary OF his entrance into cltora, work by
rendering a dinner 10 him a. The Hotel Walton.
About 200 guests were present. embracing rot ony
Nj McClurc's associates In the newspaper fra
crni:y. but representing every wax - i!fe.
May Of the guess men OF National prom
in,nce with whom Colonel Mcclure had been assO-
cla,d in various ways. AMI among them were Vice
President Stevenson, Secretary Morton. Senators
Thurston and IIlwiey. Major-Geaeral Nelson \.
Miles Carl Schurz anu Harry d. Vog. presiden; OF
the International League OF Press C.ubs. P.easan;
arl complimentary letters ard ie.egrams OF regro.
read from Pres!den,-elec Mckinley Secretary
Herbert William j. Bryan, Vice -Presdentelec; Iio-
bart and others.
Governor Hastings presited and The dinner lacked
the stiffness and Formally Of Sc, specchmakng.
number OF those present spoke in euiogistc terms
OF the guest OF The evening Colonel Mcclure made
a speech. reviewing his career in Journalism since
the time, fifty years ago. when he established
ll,te paper In little country town IN he Interior
of Pennsylvania.
This afternoon the staff OF Tire Times" presented
to Colonel Mcclure II beautiful gold tobacco box and
set Of resolutions
Major McKinley's letter was as follows
William NJ. singerly. Charles Emory Smith and
others, committee.
Gentlomen For many years Il has been my good
fortune 10 be on terms Of OF intimate acquaintamce ,
peculiar pleasure TO SAY that no difference upon
has prevented the recprocation OF senti-
ments OF general esteem between rs. ] am de-
lighted learn that his brother journalists OF Phia-
dcphia intend 10 do him honor In comneinoration
OF the fftcth of his connection with tho news
paper press. The profession of Journalism IL not
only one of the most honorable. but Il one of the
most arduous and cxacting of all professions, and
(; is given but few 10 remain In active work
upon the press for such long number OF years as
is the case with Colonel Mcclure This is distinc-
ton great in itself but far above that IS the nigh
regard I'm which Colonel Mcclure IL held. not only
bv his fellow Journalists OF Philadelphia but by all
who have the honor OF knowing MIN "a well as do
The State of Pennsylvania is conspicuous for the
enterprisc ability and elevated tOno of It's press;
and in establishing and maintaining the high stand
ard OF Journalism Colonel Mcclure has ever been
actively prominent.
You will please convey 20 your distinguished
cucst my hcartiest greetings and warm'st con-
erptuatons: and beg him and YOU ana your as
royre. a, nv. ina hitv 10 be with YOU. Yours
,rfiv ' WILLIAM " MKlNIEY.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
WILLIAM II. OsGOOD WORSE.

Nh. vas said last night that William H. Osgood
y v mas oeen Ill for some time at his home. NO
T. ~ vst Twentieth-st., had suffered change for
New-York tribune., 1896-12-10
MARRIED..

Easy 10 digest and OF delightful favor are DEEH-
rOOT FARM sACsACEs BE you get the genuine