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Lombardy Cemetery Go.
Special Offer.

LulhDdluy Ociile'tly w.
Special Offer.
In view OF tho contemplated improve.
ments TO the cemetery grounds and as u
special induceinent to purchasers, the
managers have decided to reduce the prices
Of all burial lots to
SIS and $40.
For Limited Time Only.
'Lombardy" Is growing more beautiful
every year. 1t will soon be the most popu
lar cemetery near Wilmington,
These lots are all on high land. perfectly
dry with gravel and sand subsoil. The
Ideal place for q burial lot Sizs OF lots
ilxl8 feet
Easy Terms,
$3Down and SIS a Month.
Better take advantage OF this opportunity
70 secure a burial lot greatly reduced
prices. Such n chance may never occur again
EariJ buyers get the flrst choice OF lots. for
plot OF lots appiyto
ChAS. n. TOWNSEND, Secretary,
l. Office 8o4 Market Street.
ml1-n.w.flm
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HUMP REYS'
WITCH HAZEL OIL
Piles or Hemorrhoids.
Fissures & Fistulas.
Burns & Scalds.
Wounds & Bruises.
Cuts & Sores.
Boils & Tunors.
Eczema & EruptionsA
Salt Rheum & letters
Chapped Handle.
Fever Blisters.
Sore Lips & Nostrils.
Corns & Bunions.
Stings & Bites OF Insects.
Three Sizes, a5c, SOC. and $500.
Sold by druggists sent post paid receipt Of price
HUMPHREYS NED. CO.. Ill 4 iia William ST., SswYOrs.
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s'"For every III, . special pin"
i. BRONCHO ss...
IUo REMEDIES REMEDIES 1Oc

rormuiaS OF noted PHYSICIANS.
Group Fever
Asthma Catarrh
Headache Malaria
Liver Cure DiarrhDa
Heart Tonic LaGrippe
Croupy Cough Neuralgia
Colo in Infants Dyspepsia
Kidney Disease Worm Cure
Nervous Debility Sore Throat
Whooping Cough Constipation
Coughs and coids Rheumatism
Urinary Incontinence Cold In Head
Suppressed Menstruation Blood Purifier
AND BRONCHO CATHARTIC
THEY DO THE WORK"
Travellers Pocket Case, 10 Remedies, 500
Family assortment "a Remedies $40
In Handsome Leather Cases, Free
SO Page Book on Health mailed to any adj
dress. At any drug store, or write to the
BRONX. CHEMICAL CO., YONKERS,
nv
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CNTEAMER FAVpRtrE 10 AUGUSTINE
= rark.-Soason 1897. Churches, Lohsess
and other organizations can secure dates al
~ pct ce ~ prqht or charter with all nrivi-s
lcges, Sundays week days or mo0nlisbtas
JAMES II. $. GAM. Manager. For aditionk
al Information apply TO j. II. Mclvor. lie1
publican o'iice. mt-lm
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Wilmington & Northern R, R,

1JAiE TABLElS EFFECl Nov. END 500
Trains leave Wilmington (Frencn Stresa
In, WtnterhuIn, Guyencourt, Granoguev
CosNart. Chadd's Ford Junction, Poeopr
son, " est Chester, Embreville. Mortoat
Vile, COatesyiile and intermediate staS
t.onS tally except sunlay,7.!0 am- $40 los,
ant ~ y. m. sundays only ats0s M. 2io
az E,r Whyueseurg junction, Springfield
ana intermediate stations. daily except
Sup1Iy at :! - u IN, go and 4G p. Ins
suGduys only at s.OS a. M. 40 AMI Ao2
or Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and ins
,crmcdiAte stations, daily except Sunday
20 IN and 40 p IN. sundays 0nlys
ut SyS a n and 2l0 p. m. U
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Pass AGENT
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Capital
Full Paid
S5OO,OOO
Surplus
q Undivided
ed Profits
$3.50, 600

1t never dies, never becomes incapaci.
tated, is always at the Office. and ready TO
discharge the complicated duties OF the
business placed in its care with facility
In management acquired by years Of ex-
perience; Its Capital and Surplus being
security for tho faithful discharge of all
Trusts committed to 1t,
The Equitable Guarantee aud Trust
Company offers It's services as---
EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATORS, AT.
TORNEY, GUARDIAN. ASSIGNEE,
I TRUSTEE. RECEIVER, TREASUR
EIt, REAL ESTATE AGENT, ETC.
-----r-.-------------
1t acts rs Custodian Of WILLS free of
Charge, and sUiiCits consultation and cor
respondehce in rGluLiuu 10 them and other
Trust Matters
1T furnishes SUREl Y on BONDS
1t allows INTEREST % all DEPOS.
IT'S Of Money.
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PINNsYIVANIARllIa0a5:
The Standard Railway Of America

PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By THz
INTERL0CKING SWITCH AMI
BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-21

Southern Railway.-741 p. m. dallyx
phis, Tampa Nashville. via Asheville and
Hot Springs.
Atlantic Coast Line.-1249 p. H.. daily
Macon and Charleston; 1853 night, daily3
sleepers to Richmond and Jacksonyiile. v
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, So pm
daily. sleepers and dining car to CineinS
natl. W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
NEW-ROCHELLE.

An interesting programme Of Masterpieces IN
Literature will be given in Trinity House to-mor-
row night in connection with a testimonial the
organiSt Miss Agnes G. Isabel by James r. Angel.
There will be a number of vocal selections by Mrs.
w. II. Ketcham. assisted by the choir. The affair
is under the auspices OF the Choir Guild and is
entirely complimentary
The members Of the New-Rochelle Rowing Club
will entertain a large number of friends tonight
at their house in Hudson Park, at the first OF a
series Of receptions and vaudeville entertainments
The AFFAIR Is In charge of the Committee Amuse-
ments, George L. Spauding, r. b. Pinkney. Will
lam Z. Moore and Thomas Tavenor
Mrs. Adrian Iselin yesterday had two hundred
silver medals presented TO the children Of st. Ca
briefs Parochial School. The medals made
in Rome and were sent TO this country by Colonel
De Lancey A. Kane, who had them blessed by the
Pope. Mrs. Iselin was yesterday taken TO New
York a special train. All Of the Iselin family,
except c. Oliver Isen and William Iselin, accom-
panied her. with physician and nurse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Tho Board OF Canvassers will meet this afternoon
at 2 o'clock In Richmond.
The Midland Railroad has applied to the Highway
Commissioners OF the town OF Westneld for per-
mission to construct a branch line In the town,
beginning In the village OF Tottcnve and forming
a loop and running through the various villages
through Pleasant Plains to the proposed main limo
along the west shore.
The Buree Drydock Company. OF Port Richmond
has purchased the waterfront and tract OF property
owned by william Quinlan, adjoining its yard, pay
ing $4,000 for II.
The marriage OF Thomas Z. Fetherston. Of New
Brighton. and Miss Catherine keenan,. OF Yonkers.
will take place In Yonkers on Thursday afternoon.
permanent county organization has been ef-
fected by the Thomas jefferson Democrats and tho
following ofncers have been chosen President,
Erastus Wman: vice-president John De Morgan:
secretary. NJ j. Riordan: treasurer Julius C. Null
ler
twenty-fve-year franchise has been granted 10
the New-York and Staten Island Electric Companv
by the Tottenville Board Of Trustees. ''""'
The Cricket Club viii have a ball this evening in
Of the affairs which the club proposes to make note
worthy. Among the Patronesses q tho ball are
Mrs. Arson /. Carroll. Mrs A. W. Norris. Mrs
Austin 2. Kelley, Mrs John L. Randle, Mrs. II. V.
Tillingh9st. Mrs. Gordon Willis and Mrs. Il. St.
4 Funeral which attracted much attention WAS
held yesterday afternoon In Rosebank. Mrs Giu-
seppe Pecararo the wife Of wealthy Italian barber
o'clock yesterday The neighborhood was startled
In the morning when gang OF decorators draped
the building with bunting. Grape and Italian and
American hags. Even the grape arbor and hitchinR-
posts were covered with Grape and bunting. The
police had to be called upon to keen out the crowd
OF curiosity seekers Inside the house was draped
with bands OF black and white. Al the cIose M
the service, which was In italian, the coffin was
taken up by six men and carried out the front
door. and circle OF the house made and then
carried In the back door. through the house and
out 10 the hearse. The funeral procession then
formed. and. headed by brass band of twenty
pieces circle was made OF the block ana The
procession proceeded 10 the Moravian Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YoRK-MoNDAY. NOV. p. 1907
ARRIyED

PORT OF NEW YoRK-MoNDAY. NOV. %. 1907
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgia (Rr) Thompson. Liverpool November
L. with ndse 10 II Keisey. Anchored on the light
ship mt
and Neville ~ mdse 10 cabin and 1877 reerage pas
sengers Henderson Bros Arrived at tho Bar at 2oo
= m. 49, . - ..,, =,
3. ballast Norton Il Son Arrived at the Bar at
$40 -
steamer Urd CNor. Hansen. Rotterdam October 81
Shields November In ballast TO Barber Co. Arrived
a the Bar 62D m.
Steamer OLDHAM Dutch Roggeveen. Rotterdam Novem-
Bouogne II, with mdse and % cabin and ls7
steerage passengers Holland America Line Arrived at
the Bar at $3.50 m.
Steamer Finance Da;y. Colon November 10. with mdse
and u cabin passengers the Panama Railroad SIS Co
Arrived at the Bar at IL a m.
steamer Saratoga. Buck. Tampico November II and
Havana 49, with mdse and - passengers to James II
Ward & Co. Arrived at the Bar at 1907 p m
Steamer Allegheny (I3r) Lowe Carthagena November o.
savanla H. TAmon Is and Kingston H. with mdse
and Is passengers 10 Pim Forwood ke'iock Arrived
at the Bar NJ s:47
Steamer Irawhddy. Leg. Trinidad November 10 and
Grenada IA. with mdse and cabin passengers to the
Trinidad shipping and Trading Co. Arrived at the Bar
64S a
Steamer Jamaica Nor. Petersen. Kingston, jamaica
November l5 with 10 Hoskng. vessel TO Ben
nett Walsh & Co. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer louisiana Kembe. New-Oreans. days. with
mdse and passengers TO r = Allen.
Steamer Comanche. Pennington Jacksonville November
10 and Charleston a. with mdse and passengers to Will
lam Clyde n Co
with mdse and passengers TO Ocean SIS Co.
Steamer Kansas City. Fisher. Savannah November 90
with mdss and passengers to Ocean &c Co.
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BrOadWay, Cor. 31st st.

Steamer jamestown, Boas Newport News and Norfolk,
| with mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion IS Co
| Steamer BlueAeis. Charles. Baltimore. with mdse t.
sandy Hook. n = Nov =, $50 m-wind east; mod
CLEARED.
Steamer Belvernon NoD Hansen. Port Antonio
steamer Belsrra ODD. Fraser Mon.eviceo. Bueno.
Ayres; eso-sask = Je G s,,,,,,x s,r,n.o,
Steamer Munchen (G.r> Huffman Baltinors-o.irtc
Steamer Turret Chief OBJ. Taylor St Na1aire-simp
Steamer Nomadio CBD. Clarke. Averpooi-H Maitland
steamer buckingham Br. Leighton. savannah-Ren-
Steamer Gate CITY. Googns. Savannah-Ocean Sc Co
Steamer Goidsboro SWAN Phiadephs-w Clyde
steamer Gqynndo,,e. Davis Norfolk and Newport New.
Steamer Richmond. Glover, Newport News and Rich
Park Virginia Pettisrow santos-w II crossman &
Brig Jennie Hubert. Rodich. Jacksonve-J W Elwell
SAILED.
steamers Lenno1 OBJ, for Gla,gow Guysndotte: Nor,
Rihmond Douglass cSor,' Kingston, etc: Santiago de
%m-s Snu'fS. etc. o PS2
London.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
raj fanas tRr gSSwn 0sh: a
Niloerspool NBr),
fsIa Of wight. Noy sl-Pused. steamers Deutchland
SPAN LasanS Tor rotterdam asd i Isessn
cardir Nov arrived steamer Vega tPoro. co.lho
Lizard. Nov q. Passed-steamcrs chatburn obi,
tBS' I~isk Norfolk Tor Hamburg Eiida tr,. Burgess.
Savannah for Haws Marengo Obj. Bingham. New
Lizard. Nov 22-Pas.ed. steamer Rotterdam Dutch
bq ssy New for Rotterdam Dutch,
ma New-York for Amsterdam.
scilly Nov 22-Passcd steamer Diamant Ger. wis
Butt Of Lewis. Nov 22HPsssea steamer wht.neld BD
Daizel Hamburg for NewYork. ,,.-
kuhleweIn New-York for stettn; whiokham tBr'
Antwerp Nov oo~Arrved steamers British King Br
Freeth. New-York L. Hesbaye Dutch. Eckhon Phila-
eT HSI9haa MeT NswYos steamer fn'e''
May5s Nov n I, 7 MKy
strathesk (Br). stabb, New-York.
Huelva Nov i5-sailed steamer southery tBr. for
Gibraltar, Nov lEPassed. steamers Justin G3rl. Twee
Verge ," Calcutta .se for New York 2is Man1Ka r
Boyey Savannah for Genoa; Pocahontas d'r). James
r% dsTSa f'' Nov tS "a 10 mAv.d steamer Kaiser
Wilhelm II ,Ger,. Iiogemann New-York for Naples and
Genoa. Nov 2o-Arrived. Pawnee CBr). Aiken
'f Sspss Nov iosaed r,..mer Trojan Prime. s
Calcutta. Nov so-sAl.d. steamer rndran OBJ, TrOtt.r
Pernambuco Nov l5-Arrived steamer Daiecariia toer
schonned. New.York for Victoria etc. -,..
stapleton. New.York for Rio Janelro
santos Noy 2o-saied. steamer Georgian Prince (sr,.
81 Lucia Nov i9-saied steamers strabo (Br) Jardne
lrom santos). NewYork: 2ist Faxman 3D. Boyce 0rom
Dahia Nov 2o-sail.d. steamer Euclid CBr. for New
Para. Nov is-Arivsd steamer Manauense (Br). Hlggs
Nsw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
NETWORK CITY.

| Justice Beach Of the Supreme Court yesterday
appointed Isaac Il. Cassel receiver for the assets
OF Cassel e. Co. dealers in clothing at Nos 753 and
| 1855 Broadway. on the application Of Blumenstie o.
Hrsch In a suit against the other partner. Sig
| mund Weissblatt. The latter also applied for a
receiver but Justice Beach denied his motion. with
| SO costs.
There will be meeting this evening In the
| library Of St. Jamess Episcopal Church. Madison
ave and Seventy hrst-st. for the discussion OF the
question: rs the Church too to embrace
some modern thinkings religious questions2'
The Rev Dr. Z. Wapole Warren. the rector will
preside and Theodore f. Seward and others will
speak.
Justice smyth in the Supreme Court yesterday
granted TO Jay Wilkinson absolute divorce from
his wife Florence Testimony In the
| taken before referee and all the papers are
sealed No such name as Jay Wilkinson appears
in the New-York City directory.
Among the passengers who will sail the North
German Lloyd Line steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse to-day for Southampton and Bremen are
Baron Won Reichenau Charge dAffaires of the
German Legation at Washington: Baroness Won
| Reichenau, Hugo Won Reinkeu. Z. NJ II. Corbln
j. r. Dubois United States Consul at st. 0allen:
Herbert Mortimer Hyde Frank A. Kennedy John
E. Kehl United States Consul at Stettin: p. c.
Roos Arnold Seligmann and Richard T. VAIN
right.
The clergy OF the diocese Of New-York met at
noon Yesterday In the chapel Of the Church Of tho
TRANSPORTATION In East Twenty-ninth- ST. Bishop
Potter presiding and appointed a committee to
draft resolutions concerning the death Of the Rev
Dr. George II. Houghton.
George Watson, Of the Red Hill Farm Hull
England has purchased the following horses which
are 10 be shipped to England to-day: Flash
| champion high-stepper. from Thomas NJ billiard
price g. 800; Bratton's Governor Brown. 81 800 and
Northmont, 1900. All three TO compete for
prizes in England.
The Old Guard. following Its usual custom. will
and fag-raising to-day. The Guard. under the
| command OF Major s. Ellis Briggs. will assemble
| al the armory at a. m. march down Broadway
to Battery Park escorted by the United State.
| regular infantry and battery from Governors
| Island. under the command OF Captain Frank
Thorpe and returning the parade will be reviewed
| by Mayor Strong at the City Hall
public meeting OF the Industrial Colony Asso-
| citation will be held this evening at sI5 o'clock at
| Carnegie Lyceum. Frfty-seventh-st. and Sew
enth-ave. Colonel George E. Waring. jr. will pre-
| side. There will be addresses by Chauncey NJ
| Depew and the Rev. DR.. Charles Cuthbert Hall.
| and stereopticon lecture by the Rev. Frederic r
Steele, descriptive of the Boys Industrial Colony
at Gardiner. Ulster County. ~ Y. where boys who
| selves by officers chosen from their own number,
| and taught industry and thrift.
At the meeting OF the Social Reform Club No. %
East Fourth-st., this evening" the discussion will
| be Employers Liability" The speakers will
| be Miles NJ. Dawson. Moses Oppenheimer and Ed
ward d. Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
MOUNT VERNON.

The annual reception and drill OF the Knights
of St. John and Malta will be held on the night
Of Monday. December 6. In Scheurmann's Hall.
The drill will be by Company A. Military Depart
ment, New-York City.
The Rev. L. j. Montague for number Of years
pastor Of Grace Baptist Mission, has accepted a
call TO larger congregation in Boston Mass and
was guest at a farewell reception on Sunday
night the Rev. w. A. Granger presiding
Inc Mount vernon ChdutduQua Circle held an
interesting meeting last night in the parors Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church The programme in
GUIDED "A Review Of Imperial Germany" by
Neason Jones; selections from Bryant. by Miss
French Military System" BY George Cooper, and
an essay on Thanksgiving Day by Mrs. c. NJ.
Miller
Judge Schatz yesterday sentenced Adam Fornuff,
eighteen years old known as Funny ADAM to
six months imprisonment in the Kings County
Penitentiary for locking eleven year-old Thomas
Heron in barn, and forcing him TO steal milk and
borhood
The wedding OF Miss Clara Russell Davenport
OF New York, and Edwin 3. Lapham, Of this CITY,
took place on Thursday evening, November 49, in
the West End Presbyterian Church. New-York
The ceremony was performed by the pastor. the
Rev. DR. John Balloon Shaw, assisted by the Rev.
F M S. Taylor rector of the Church of the As
away by her father. stephen H. Davenport. The
bridesmaids Miss Edith Bond. of Plainfeld
n. j., cousin Of the bride, and Miss Edna Lever
ich. OF Brooklyn. Wade Lapham. brother OF the
bridegroom, was best man. The ushers were
Messrs Walter Judson l. Ebert Scrontom j.
Ava Jenkins and Charles Davenport reception
followed al the home Of the brides father. No.
75 Manhattan-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
YONKERS.

Four new cars arrived yesterday for the Yonkers
Electric Railroad They Handsomely finished
in mahogany, and somewhat larger than the
cars at present in use the road. As soon as
the motors arrive they will be put in commission.
AT the home Of Mrs Charles r. Lefiingwell in
Palisade-ave. this afternoon at o'clock the third
lecture in the course THE Literary Study OF
the Bible viii be given. The topic to be treated
The sale at the home Of Mrs. D. McNeely Stauf-
was we'll attended, and $50 was netted in aid of ST
PauPs Mission Some of the women who assisted
were Mrs. j. Q. A Johnson. Mrs Raynor Miss
Raynor: Miss Withers and Mrs G. Hilton Scribner
The Police Commissioners will hold their No
Vember meeting tomorrow afternoon at 43
o'clock. The question OF the appointment OF a
sergeant 10 I'LL the vacancy caused by the promo
be considered "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
A WOMAN CHARGED WITH LARCENY

Mrs. Emeline VI. Rudd. a well-dressed woman OF
about forty five years who Is said to be widow
in comfortable circumstances was arrested at No
81 East -secondst. this city. yesterday after
noon by Policeman John Smith. OF the Staten Island
force, on a charge OF grand larceny made by Mrs.
Jennie NJ. ross-Dougas OF ST. George. Staten
Island. Mrs. Douglas Is the proprietor OF fashion
able boarding house In Richmond Terrace, at that
place
Mrs Douglas established her boarding house at
st. George last month. Mrs Rudd had previously
lived with her In New-York. and. when she went
20 the Island. went with her. few days after the
house was opened she suddenly decided to leave.
and went back TO the city About a week ago Mn.
Douglas Mrs Rudd on troey-car In New
Brighton. She greeted her and asked about her
business, and was anxious to know II she had had
any trouble since opening the new place.
Mrs. Douglas wondered at the vomans anxiety.
few days ago she discovered that silk waist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
PEEKSKILL.

At the home Of Miss Isadore Perry. No 42S High
land-ave.. this evening there will be "cobweb
sociable" under the auspices OF the pastors Bible
class Of the First Methodist Episcopal Church.
This evening at the armory Of the Michigan Lake
School musical and theatrical entertainment will
be given, for the benefit of st. Mary's Episcopal
Church OF Mohegan Lake. IL is under the auspices
OF New-York friends Of the church who are stay
ing at the lake. Major Waters and Professor Lin
der OF the school. have offered the use Of the
mOry
The following ohicers have been chosen by the
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeayor OF
the Reformed Church OF Montrose: President. Al
bert p Marenus: vice-presdent. Augustus II.
Dycknan secretary. Jennie Baisley: treasurer,
Mrs G. Lent; organist, Hattie Y. Harris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
NOT KILLED BY THE GAS.
MOUNT VERNON DOCTORS DENY THAT SUI
PHUR FUMES CAUSED THE DEATH
OF LESTER 2. BAfbEY-rHE
DEFECT VEsMEDrEn


OF LESTER r. BAIfEY-THE
DEFECT REMEDIED.
Tho Common Council Of Mount Vernon began las.
night investigation OF the causes for the flow
OF poisonous gas In that city Friday and Satur-
day nights Alderman Grant. who presided In tho
absence Of Mayor Edwin W. Fiskc. said that ho
was not aware that any official notice had been
given 10 the Mayor. Chief OF Police other au-
thorit.es, but In view OF the many reports OF IN
stances where people had suffered unpleasant SEN
sations and sickness he thought It was proper
matter for investigation Tho chairman o. the
Committee Public Light. AT the meeting on No
vember % will offer resolution that the city en-
ploy chemists 10 cooperate with the Commissioner
OF Public Works In Analysing the gas now being
pany and TO FIX the blame where II belongs
Charles l.. Gerould superintendent OF tho com
prOieesed not TO know OF any suffering and sick
ness caused by the extremely great amount OF SUI,
yesterday in explanation. In walch he says that
on Friday morning the supply was found 10 DO
getting dirty In the middle purifier. and as is tho
dirty one shut on. The oxide In tho clean purifier
was on FIRE. and, being IN a closed vessel. only
oxide went into gas and caused the trouble. Mr..
Gerouid assures the consumers That II VIII not
happen again
Those VINO experienced unpleasant effects have all
recovered. and no new cases have been reported.
year-old son OF Howard y. Bailey. OF 20. li5 Cot
tage-ave.. Chester HI, died from the effects OF
asphyxiation, brought to the attention OF Coro-
ner Banning last night. and no made an investiga-
ton Both Mr. Bailey and DR.. House. who was In
attendance when the boy died on sunday: said post
lively that he died from typhoid malaria from which
he had been sick several weeks The gas In his
room during his sickness was burning low. and the
The company has been burning It's street lights IN
the daytime. ana the sulphuric fumes are now ex-
hausted, and the supply has returned to It's normal
alta Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Baron Won Reichenau, OF the Ger
man Embassy, at Washington. ASTOR-Dr. r. Nj
Brundage, United States Consul at Aix-la-ChapeHe
BCCKINGHAM-Ex-Sen George Is. Sloan. OF
Oswego, and Robert c. Pruyn, OF Albany. CAM
BRIDGE-James C. Chambers. United States Con-
sui at Batoun Russia. FIFTH ANENCE-EX-Sen-
ator Frank Hiscock. or Syracuse; ex-Congfessmah
William whiting OF Massachusetts,, and District
Attorney Youngs Of Queens County. HOFFMAN
Hanns Taylor. ex-Minister TO Spain HOLLAND
Beriah wilkins Of Washington MANHATTAN
Ex-Congressman Frank Jones. OF New-HampShire.
NORMANDIE-Judge William l. Learned, OF AL
banv WALDORF-Dr j. ~ Tilden. OF Peekskill;
seynour Van Santvoord. OF Troy. and Colone!
Theodore A. Dodge. l.. s. A.