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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
MARRIED.

pgoUGHroN- MORRISON Wednesday. October 90 in
tho First Presbyterian Church. Bloomfield n. j.. by
the Rev James Beverdse Lee Jean Britain daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c: Morris to William Robert
Brouehton NJ. D.. all Of Bloomfield.
cAMP-RIDGELY-On Wednesday. October ~. 1897. az
the country home Of the brides mother Fallston
MARYLAND by Rev r. A Castleman. Frederic F.
camp OF New-York city. TO Johanna NJ. C.. daughter
Of the late Dr. Nicholas q. Rdgely.
Wednesday. October 20.
R,byion Long Island by the RI. Rev. Chsuncey y.
brewster Marie r.. daughter II the late Robert Graves.
70 H Herman Hsrjes Of Paris France.
HOBBS HENDERsON-on "Wednesday October 20 at
~ residence Of the brides parents. No. 2I3 West
ath a. Miss Caroline Henderson 10 Dr. Angler BAILEY
Hobbs The Rev. John Chester. d. d.. 81 Washington.
D. e performed the ceremony.
pfRfE-HIJNTER-On Wednesday. October %. At Bay
Ridge ~ Y. by Rev. W. Ferris. Sophie skirvins
Hunter TO John Taylor Pirie. jr.
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FRIENDS oUINQUENvrAL CONFERENCE.

Conference OF the Friends Church OF America be-
ran Its sessions in this city last night. with 135
delegates present representing the yearly meetings
the Western and New-England States two OF
the Southern and three OF the Middle Western
States with California and oregon. The confer
snce Will, continue Ave days and among the several
QUESTIONS OF importance 10 be discussed will be the
adoption OF a uniform discipline for the American
yearly meetings which have hitherto stood inde-
pendent as 10 their own government
Among the prominent members OF the church AT
large who in attendance are David E simpson
sets: Jacob Baker Ohio: Mrs. Emma Malone.
Cleveland: Elmer D. Gildersleeve New, York CITY;
Thomas H. Newton. of Newburg. oregon The
latter Is pres!den: Of Pacific College. at Ne"ourg
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HUGH NLACGHLINS DAUGHTER Webs.
MRS CARROLL. BECOMES THE WIFE OF WILLIAM
=. coURTNEY-MRs. M'LAuGHI.rN.s
CONDITION WORSE

=. couRTNEY-MRs. MLAuGHIrN's
CONDITION WORSE
While Mrs. Helen Carroll. widow Of DR. Alex
ander F. Carroll, and daughter Of Hugh Nc
Laughlin. ex-Register of Kings County. was
being married to William G. Courtney son Of
ex-Sheriff John Courtney, in St Johns Chapel.
Clermont-ave. Brooklyn. yesterday morning.
Mrs. ,'cLaushlin, the mother Of the bride. was
lying dangerously i'll At Washingtonville ~ J.
owing to her condition none of the members Of
Mclaughlin family We're present at the we'd
ding and instead of tho celebration at the
family nome. in Remsen-st.. which was to take
place nuptial mass celebrated az the
chapel in the presence of few friends The
KEY James n. Mitchell. chancellor Of thu do
ceSe, ofhciated. Among those present
Jonh j. Courtney. Miss Rose Courtney. John j.
courtney. jr. Mr.. and Mrs James Shevlin.
James casey and Miss Mary Waidron.
Mr. and Mrs. Courtney left for Washington
Vile immediately after he ceremony
late dispatch from Washing onville reports
mat Mrs Mclaughlin is much and may
Ole at any moment Father Rackster admin
lstered extreme JUNCTION in tho afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
PRESIDENT WALRFR'S SUCCESSOR
FACTS ApOvr PROFESSOR CRAFTS THE NEW
HEAD OF THE AssAcHusETrs rNsTf-
TI-TE OF TECHNOLOGY.

TI-TE OF TECHNOLOGY.
Boston. Oct en-Professor James NJ. Crafts. who
has been elected president OF the Massachusetts
Institute OF Technology. born In this city IN
1899 His father was d wealthy Boston merchant
and his mother was a granddaughter OF jeremiah
Mason the famous lawyer. Professor Crafts was
graduated from the Lawrence Scientific School
In 1859 and then spent two years studying chem
stry in Germany and four years In Paris study
ing medicine the school connected with the
University 81 Paris. In 1855 he returned 10 This
country. Just before leaving Paris he was deco
rated by the French Government with the medal
OF the Legion Of Honor. In 1867. at the age OF
twenty eight years Mr.. Crafts WAS made professor
of chemistry Cornell College and two years later
he WAS called 10 the Institute Of Technology TO
take the place left by the death OF the head
OF the chemical department. Professor Storer.
After two years in the Institute Professor Crafts
was compelled 10y poor health TO go abroad, and
resigned his professorshp. From 1871 to 1892 he
divided his work between the laboratories of this
country and France laboring most OF the time
with Professor Fride, In the Sorbonne. In 1892 he
again returned 10 America. and began Independent
Investigations in the laboratory Of the Institute OF
Technology. lie elected member OF the
poratOn Of the Institute soon after his return. In
the same year the position OF professor OF organic
chemistry offered 10 him, and accepted. and
since that time he has been mainly occupied with
duties OF that office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
c1cIRD ENTERTATyS wOLCOrT.

Po.ton Oct T-On board the flagship New
vorx to-dav Resr-Admiral Montgomery Sicard gave
a luncheon in honor OF Governor Wolcott. The Gov
ernor and his party were met at the head OF the
gansway OF the flagship * the a Admiral .ba
~ NJ the ship After tho formalities OF this
oiiica reception the guests OF the admr RAJ ss
$3.50 ~ rho ia hle were Governor Wolcott. Admiral
S9c.rd Commander West. chief of the AdmiraIs
staN and other officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
PROFESSOR NICHOLSON HoyoRED.

Chicago. Oct. :c-Professor A. A. Michaelson.
rroressor Of physics at the University of Chicago.
has becn made a member OF the international
committee Of Weights and Measures This COM
mittee Is composed OF one member from each OF tho
following nations: France. Germany. England.
Russia United States. Italy. Austria. sweden.
switzerland Spain. Portugal. Rumania and Nor,
,yav The membership In this body Is FOR lie ana
.he elections occur only when death or resignation
c,uses the vacancy. The vacant seat to which
Professor Nichaelson has been elected was caused
hv the death OF Dr. Is. +. Gould. The purpose OF
III. committees IL to propose and cause the adop-
, ian n, a uniform rysten OF weights and measures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
THY TOURNAMENT AT ARDsLEY.

II N. .em,-fnai round Of the mems tournament
,or m. Governors Cup A. Arisley yesterday. NAL
colin Graham ST. beat r. Barrow. up and 10
play while a. De Witt cochrane aetNS,e' "n"'"
-. 30. 4 nm and . 10 play This leaves Ora
ham and Cochrane TO meet In the hnal rouhd TO-
day. A., r.,o, ua.o,
CUP was also continued. with the following result
Mrs A. l. Cochrane beat Mrs Keech NJ snn = 'o
play. the having handicap ~ tou ,r,..
W,.s ssrah THOMPSON who had handicap or three
beat Lillian Brooks. ,.....
Miss Kutredgc beat Miss i g Stokes up w '"'
having stroke handicap. ,,.-
fraser. NJ ana 70 WV
~. latte having handicap OF four strokes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
GEORGE VI. PJLLN4N'S FLNERAL.

SERVICES TO BE HELD AT THE HOME OF TIE
DEAD Man, IN CHICAGO. ON SATURDAY.
Chicago. Oct. Colt has been decided 10 hold the
funeral ~ George NJ. Pullman on Saturday Oc-
tobsr % az n. service. he AZ tho house
The psllbearers and oficatng clergymen have not
yet been decided upon.
Mrs Pullman. accompanied nv her Sanger.
arrived In Chicago on the Pennsylvania Lighted to-
day from Nfw-York city. She met Al the
Union Station by her son-n-aw. Frank Lowden
and driven at the family home.
Prs irie-ave. and EiGhteenth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
FOUNDERS DAY AT LAFAYETTE.

Easton, Penn. Oct. % (speciaD.-Founder's Day
vas observed at Lafayette College to-day. and the
exercises were made tribute to the long and able
ser1ces Of the Rev. DR.. Thomas Conrad porter.
whose retirement from active duty III the iacu',y
occurred this year The exercises took place IN
y. auditorium Of Pardee Hall and consisted OF
lessor William r. scott and Dr. John NJ Craw-
ford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
CENTENNIAL OF SAMUEL J. MAYS BIRTH.

Syracuse n T.. Oct 2o-This afternoon and even
ing services were held In the May Memorial Church
In celebration Of the centennial OF the birth OF the
Rev. Samuel ]. May. Although his birthday feii on
September z. the celebration was delayed. Al
dresses were delivered by Miss Susan B. Anthony
the Rev Joseph May Of Philadelphia, his son;
Lewis H. Douglas. SON OF stephen A. Douglas. and
others Mr. May was one Of the rst Apot,o1I ni
Slavery Society. formed in Boston In lsSZ msn,
Der Of the Philadelphia Convention OF lsS sn to d
Of Sentiments" He was pastor OF the Eni!aIla ~
Society here from 1Sa5 to 1858 He partcips!eo N
the Jerry McHenry rescue in this city In 1851 ana
vas burned in effiey in Hanover Square In issl'
His death occurred here on July 1. hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
CAPTAIN LEANDER CLARK

Newhurg. =. Oct 20-Csptain Lea nder Clark
ded here last nieht In his seventieth year. He
commanded a company in the PAN New York Vol
unteers in the late war. and afterward was widely
known among horsemen and trainer
Of last trotters For four years he was an Alder
man and one year president OF ne Common Council
OF this city. On tn. paterna side he traced MS n
cestEy 70 'he Pilgrims. and A5ram Clark a signer
OF the Declaration OF Ind pendence. his great
uncle. The postmortem examination showed tina.
'NA cauee OF death weighing six
pounds. which had formed the lower side OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
TIE CONSTITUTIONS CENTENARY.
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED FOR THE
CELEBRATION TO-DAY.

Boston. Oct. I.-Everythirg Is now In readiness
for the centennial Of the launching Of the United
States frigate Constitution. which will be observed
tomorrow. The Committee Of Arrangements mas
compiled extensive programme which incluo'S
naval parade. In which the sailors and marines
from the United States ships Massachusc'ta'
Texas. Iowa. Nes-York and Brooklyn, IN" Naval
Brigade and the naval organizations will par
ticipate. Literary exercises will ne hold In the
Old South Church. Governor Wolcott Will preside
and addresses viii be given by the chairman the
Secretary OF the Navy John d. Long. and MAYOR
Quincy. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge VIII he the
orator OF the day and several hundred school
children Will sing patriotic songs.
In the evening the vessels NJ The North At
lsntlc Squadron and other vessels IN the harbor
will he illuminated. and the Eliot School boys I'VE
hundred strong. will torchlieht parade in tn"
North End. The whole affair will closA' With ds
play OF fireworks In the North End Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
CPS lND COWS WANTED At HlRrARn

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. 2o.-The members OF the
Harvard University Council have expressed them
selves in favor OF the extension OF suffrage for
election OF overseors TO graduates Of all depart
ments OF the University At present IL is
sfrlcted 10 those who held degrees OF r. A. The
Council mas also requested the corporation TO
ect costume Of cap and gown 10 be the author
lied costume for all ACADEMIC occasions. This re-
quest made n consequence OF an effort by
several Harvard graduates Who are In favor Of q
prescribed uniform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
EX-SENATOR M'PHERsoNS WILL

Tho will OF John r Mcpherson. formerly United
states Senator from New-Jersey was filed yester
dev in the Hudson County surrogates ofiice IN
Jersey city The widow. Ella J. Mcpherson Is
made sole legatee and sole eHscutrix she - nor
raoutrsd Ia give bonds make any inventory or
accomrting The VIII drawn August Z 1882
rha witnesses were william F. Wilson, or NO. 80
t-iytbava New-York: George T.. COMFY. OF orange.
I and William ~ Runyon. OF Plainfeld. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
rELEeRApH OFFICIALS IN THE WEST

Kansas City. Mo-. Oct. 2o.-General Thomas l.
Eckert president and general manager OF 'ne
western Union Telegraph Company coionei n -
Ciowry. -pre.,dcnt and r. j. sheercr both Of
Chicago. and T. p. Cook. manager Of tho st. Louis
Snhce. stopped In Kansas City nspectins tno
ccal once Of the company. Tneir o SJ.h ~
point is San Francisco. Tho news OF tho oeath OF o.
4r Pullman greatly shocked General Eckert ahe
ceo!one Clowry both OF whom were warm ii'e"u'
OF the dead millionaire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
MARVIN STILL H4RVARD'S CHAHPIOS.

couhr,drc Mass oct o.-In tho final match 10
determine the tennis champion OF Harvard Uni
versity r. Ward 90 the winner of the fall tourna-
mont was defeated by f.. r. Marvin so, the pres
en-, holder OF the championship. in four-set
match the score being 6-s. IS. g.. 81 Marvin
thus retains the title
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
svArI, FIELD At ST. ANDREWS.

Their. VIZ. a hi.apponingly small number OF
nI.yor. az 81 Andrews links yesterday "heh 'ne
Cl,-. handicap o. the club was piayeu' :"
sn,,. q, the success OF II. recent tournament 'he
racc..s,hil,ty OF Tho new links Is apparently hav-
ing IT'S effect IN" clubs local contest O,y IN
q, whom J O A. Johnson and ". ". tart proved
~. mos, successful for they 'icd for nrst piac",
each with ne; score OF ~ lhe d-'a"eo 'u''"'a'
4. as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
NO OFFER TO Ex-sECRErARY 1LNcoL,

NO OFFER TO EX-SECRF AIRY LINCOLN.
Chicago. Oct ga number Of private dispatches
have been received here from different parts Of
the country saying that il was reported that Rob-
ert T Lincoln would receive the offer Of and would
accept the presidency OF the Pullman Palace Car
Company An OFFICIAL Of the company said this
afternoon that there foundation for such
rurnor. that no offer Of the place would he made
until the directors held meeting. and there was
no immediate prospect of their getting together
since not single one was in Chicago al the pres
ent time He could not tell could any ore else
now when the BOARD would meet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
Religions Notices.

REV. EGEaTON r. YOUNG lectures Metropolitan
Temple 9Th md 14th-s,. this evening and Friday
evening at o'clock. Subject: Trials and Trumphs Of
Missionary Life" Silver Offering. Mr. O. J. HAcKErr.
Mics PAULINE DE- En- soioists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
MARRIED..

SCffURZ-TIEDEMANN-At Mousey, Rockland Counsys
n. Y. october 60 b. the Rev. c. A. Horne Hafr1et
daughter Mrs Frederick Tiedemann. TO Carl Lincoln
Schurs
YOlNG-TENN EY-on "Wednesday. October 20 IN oface
church. Jamaica Long Island By the Rev: .hoFauee
oliver Laid Margaret Eiiztoeh, daughter OF MI. ana
Mrs.. Tenn y. John Alvin Young.
Notices of marriages ard deaths must Do IN
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
]. r. HARTLEY

Lewiston. Ne. Oct. n.-A special n The Jour
nal' from Saco says; j. F. Hartley, formerly As
sistant Secretary ~ the Treasury, died to-day
aged eighty-eght years. In 1885 he vas a clerk IN
N" United states Treasury. was promoted 10 chief
CLERK under Salmon p. Chase. and In Johnson's Ai-
minstrauon was made Assistant Secretary ~ tho
Treasury, holding the office until 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
CONTROLLER FIrCH's son FINED s1'

Haven, Oct :o-Threc Yale students james
" walrous. Howard l.. OFaiion ana Asnoe, -
Fitch. r., the latter a SON OF Ncw-York's Con-
troler. were IN the Police Court to-day on charge
.! stealing red signal lights used as protecIrHpn
Ssnss accidents from street exca S,t,"ssd hut
.es.s akainst the hrst two were olsi'nSe"' WV
'ouhx Fitch was dned $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
SAVING SEVEN ITALIANS FROM 4 MOB

N.tropo,is ILL.,. Oct. o.-Sherif Parks. OF Will
,omson COUNTY. and deputy arrived to-day from
Cartervile with seven Italians, TO be lodged In the
Msssac County JAN for safety from an ,iinn
is charged murdered Mr. YOUNG on SATURDAY
night. nta. Carfervnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
THE MUNICIPAL SITUATION.
LOWS WINNING CAMPAIGN.

From The Hartford Courant
IN ali his experience In politics, saw so successful
and winning a canvass as Seth Low Is now max.
a. -rhe General expresses confident belief that
nv Low will get 30 per cent Of the usual Repupl-
can vote in New-York County, and at least % per
an, ~ the usual Republican vote In Kings County.
When YOU add 20 this he says. the Endorsement
Of the German organizations in these two counues
ond The hundreds OF votes Mr.. Low is manfestly
winning nightly by his personal canvass. you can
nnd no reason 10 doubt his success Cnsrles Is
Commerce talks In the same cheerful way. a
large number OF enrolled Republicans are frm sup
nnrf.rs ~ the Citizens Union candidate" he says.
HHrooklyn will undoubtedly give the largest ma
ioritv Tor Low given In that city: All the
}ndica,ions in Mr. Smiths opinion point toward
IoW's election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
TyHEPITS NEARLY Sf0O,00o.

The will OF Luciano Gown de Miranda was hied
for probate yesterday in tho Surrosates ONCE II
,aavas almost her valued in the papers
az 10000 TO her daughter. Angelina NJ 90 que
saba A 5000 legacy to the granddaughter or inc
decedAnt only Is excepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
PostOmce Notice.

Should b. read DAILY BY all interested as changes na
Foreign mails Tor the week ending October q, 1897.
". clos, pTompy u Ps, Mails clos. on. hour esfiis
than closing time shown below
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
p, FSn5uts ch s aas''s and Hssus
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sf ess T s Ss 's''s@ l.ss
f9E.ss a 1 ssyg' and s.A aad Z:
Germany Denmark, sweden. Norway Eh.issana, 80
parts Of Europe Cherbours must be Greeted par
mSy S It n" 2F 's at 10 "a'' t,s Scot
land direct per Anchor!a via Glasgow letters rausS
b r kaT6Ss pc. nj Pa
town
PRINTED MATTER. ETC German steamers ssns q
axe r.pss Sn Mst Matter, : etc. ts' @ ossi p:1
Of Europe American and White Star steamers "a
Hard Frsneh aad German
Printed Matter etc. Cor all countries for which nsS
advertised TO carry nan,
Afr The , e9n 1ov a az mai:
opened the piers Of the Anaercan English FrspSSs
Ten Minutes Of tns hour OF sailing OF steamer
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WES1
INDIES. ETC.
psn ps Pas Msar S tOr aaer parts &
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and aaas9 Dc cuSa Ps ..1: i4 ., % e.
coriez and Guatemala must be directed per Ar
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cape HAITI st. Domingo and Turks Island. . -
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fns mus be directed per Adrondack at 70 M
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and Cathagena, via Curacao per s. s. philadelphia
and y y M sEs pfr for Sortn sra1 must Be
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Mail, Newfoundland BY rail to HsIifs, ssS themes
Nails .'fs for Mqueon by Boston ana theme. y
steamer close hi; osss daily at $50 p M Malls
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PER- .p g ss :i tS s as1 ps.s c
close at this oies daily at l. m paper m.!is
DAY. rRANspAcrFIc MAILS
Mail. ,,r China. Japan and Hawaii. per . O. Beige
from FrancseoS close here easiy up to October
z. ,s .. $50 slpe Ma1' sEa ie
up to from m Mails 4ssnm sSr cIs.. s.s
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Pos,onics New-York. y Y. october is 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
pANpIcAP AT DYKER MEADOW

no members Of the pyker Mesno" ro! N'uo
-, ,.a,- r.,rlsr monthly handicap yesterday. In
1T, 20, cards were returnci First place re-
suited in a rio between !. {. Powers and h. NJ
Adam. Who each recorded ~ net No date 'or the
nlay-o~ was decided upon The scores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
DvAyCIyG THE PRICE OF WINDOW CLASS

Chicago Oct. 2o-Western Jobbers Of window
glass at meeting here to-day. ordered an advance
In prices Of per cent to take effect at once. and
gave notice to the trade Of another advance Of
not less than per cent. to take effect November l.
Stocks OF all the popular sizes Of window glass are
said To be- practically exhausted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
FTNERAI OF ADMIRAL WORLDLY.
THE PRESIDENT AND SEVERAL CABINET Off
GERS AMONG THOSE PRESENT At
THE SERVICES

Washington. Oct n-Funersl services oVNr the
body Of Rear-Admiral John l. Worden we're held
az s. Johns Episcopal Church to-day the Rev.
DR.. Alexander Msckay-smith. assisted BY the Rev
F. " Paddock. conducting them President Nc
Kinley. Secretary Porter. Attornev-General Nc
Kenna Po.tna General Gary and Secretary
Wilson were present The honorary pall-bearers
we're Justice Gray % the Supreme Court Secretary
Long. General Miles. Admirs Frankltn General neral
John G. Parke. Judge J {. Bancroft Davis. Judge
Joh, Davis ana Archibald Hopkins An escort OF
twelve sailors accompsne the body as guard.
The conn was draped with the American nag.
Floral offerings were numerous After the services.
which consisted simply Of the ritual OF ne ChuISh
and music BY the choir. the body was taken 70 The
Pennsylvania Railroad station anl thence 10
Paving y. Y. for burial Manv oNicers ~ the
Army and Navy attended the services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
HLsrss or ~, aA1 j. A. NcLERSAvD

,s2r'nst,d. "a. Oct 2o-Genera' John a. NC
.s.nand is quite sick at his home mere WIZ
T TpSsady that physicians find difcult N kSwoncsd
aIe epprehensve ON account OF no az
- mo phynical frailty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
HIRAM RHAN

Halifax. OF 1"-The Hon. Hiram Black 4 well
known member ~ the legislative Council ~ Nova
Scotia. led AZ Amherst last night aged sixty wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-21
A DENIAL FROM GENERAL PORTER.

Paris Oct. 20. General Horace Porter ne United
States Ambassador TO France. denies the accuracy
of the report cabed here from New York that he
may succeed the late George NJ Pullman presl-
dent Of the Pullman Palace Car Company
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