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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
DIED..

BvcKSoHAMon pe.mb. Is 1897 cat sacH;ss SGs
sr FSsy s Is A.
CI.ARKAt his residence No 237 vvst l2oth-,s Ss"7
SaK Gould on ar Gndq ais 10Th year paralysis Of
Funeral serv.c a. his late residence on Thursday
Tnterment private
Albany papers please copy.
The Williams Alumni Association Oh
%... s Could on &
DECEMBER CHARLES Fl BGLKhEY HuBBELL, President
F. p. KIMBAII. Secretary.
cRANE-on wednesday December IS. John A. Crane
q late Jon" and . sasas IL On Friday morning.
nth inst. 1890 O'Clock n,.-
,urne Widow Of William DisurneIl. in the ssth year
1c.. and ar her s as sfs No. rs
lyn. sixth day at II a m.
FRAsERAt his residence No 80 Eas, sis E,,:., on
Wednesday evening. December TO- 1897 James rr"S''
Notice OF funeral hereafter
GoDLEYAt the shsrm2n SQUARE hSs on odsy
v sgsnp ;erSss S e he at the square
Hotel on f II Ryv1 Ss IN n's at $50 p'
GRANT-After a brief Illness on Wednesday morning:
Caroline r. widow of p. T Grant. in the so'h year
sSo II: Of B:5 p'fsr'
day. at 4:3o ?. m
Albany papers please copy
HAIJ-A his residence Ridgeneld. " j.. on Decennoss
IA. 1897 Joseph s Hail. son OF the late Joseph anu
Eliza Hail. In his 40th year. ., r-.,.
Funeral services will be held at 81 James, i ~
Episcopal Church on Friday morning, on the arrival %
the m. train from Chambers 81. ana OF tne w."
train from 23d-st Northern Railroad or Ne"-Jersey'
Inerment in Greenwood Cemetery.
ana M a af s!%s Of Lodge No
| HOAG-Entered into rest Sing Sing n. u on Tuse-
day December H. 1897 Elizabeth Celeste wire OF sonn
Hoag. -. c,-.S -. v-.1.v
Funeral services First Baptist Church. on Frtoss'
| December IL at y. m
! Interment private
| HUMPHREYs-At Morristown. n. j., on Tuesday. Pc
cember Hugh Humphreys. youngest son OF me NS''
Or. ard Mrs. Frank Landon Humphreys
| Interment Auburn, y. y.
! York city on Wednesday. December 49, 1897. Dansa
| owen in his 10th year.
Funeral his late residence on Friday al m
| Interment private
| Kindly omit flowers -
PEET-At PaIo Alto Cal. Sunday evening Decemeer ~
the Rev Robert Barfe Peet. in the 6sth year OF MS
Newport (R H. papers please copy.
| PROWELIl-In Norwalk Conn. December ID, sarah -
| wife OF Henry NJ. Prowell in her seth year -
Funeral her late residence. No 10 East-ave' Oh
Monday December %. at 2:30 D. m.
| WEIR-At Wilmington Del. December a. Aexanoee
Webb Weir, OF Colonel Henry c. Weir. OF soSas
| Loaf Orange county y. Y.
| Notice Of funeral hereafter
| WHITING-suddenly. Tuesday. December H. 1901.
Franklin Whiting In the S9th year OF his age
Funeral services at his late residence. No 90 he~sS
! St Brooklyn Friday. December H. at p. m
| Under Deaths
A.-The kensico Cemetery Private station. Has
| lem Railroad. 40 minutes ride from the Grand CsnuA
! Dem,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
INCIDENTS N SOCIETY.

General and Mrs Louis Fitzgerald. o, NO I''
Lexington-ave. gave a reception and dance ia''
night TO Introduce their daughter. MISS f'iedno'
Fitzgerald who received in gown OF whlte eat,i,
with silver trimmings She was assisted ~ ~ her
mother who was in a gown OF lilac sat'n anu ri ue'
two sisters, Mrs. Ernest @. Adee ana MISS rl'|-
gerald
Mrs Albert V. de Goicouria gave a tea yes'er-
day afternoon at her home. No 2S West Ffty-siHtn-
st. to present her daughter. Miss KosaHe DC
Coicouria Assisting the dcbutante were MISS
Nathalie Moss Miss Laura Hard Miss Maoehhe
Wall and Miss Carrie Bogert
The FIRST Assembly Bel o.. the season VIII "hs
place at the Astoria tonight. The cotilloh VIII
be led by Alexander NJ Hadden, VINO VIII ua'co
with Mrs. AmeTic Hugh Paget
Mrs Joseph Drexel will give reception 1t "e
home No l03 Madison-ave.. this afternoon 10
Introduce her daughter Miss Josephine DreheL
Mr. and Mrs A. Lanfear Norrie VIII give
ao,o. a, Dolnonico's on next Tuesday. IN honor
OF Mr.. Norrie's sistcr-in-law. MIS- bai"cS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
OBITUARY.
JAMES F.. GLUCK.

James F. Gluck, OF Buffalo, n. Y. an attorney
for the NewYork Central and Hudson River hai-
road Company. died at the Murray Hill HOTEL
Fortieth-st and Park-ave.. yesterday morning
Mr.. Gluck had been in poor health for some time
and by the advice Of his physicians he went TO
Italy, and returned from there only two weeks
ago. He was taken suddenly III yesterday morn
Ing and died Of heart trouble in a short time. he
leaves a widow and two small children HIS wire
was with him at the time of his death. ,
A. A. Gluck, brother OF the dead man. arrived
from Buffalo yesterday afternoon and arranged 10
have the body taken to Buffalo for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
,.Nr W DISTTRNELL.

~. t,,e w DIsturnell widow OF william Dis
.ou d..d NJ tho home OF her daughters, Mrs.
y II IIuil and Mrs NJ c. Rogers No l7o HICKS
at Brooklyn. yesterday morning. from pneu-
monla She was born in Troy. in 1910, and was the
daughter OF Hezekiah Williams. She was edu-
cated AT the Rensselaerve Academy. ana was
married In Albany. in 1884 with her husoahu sue
n' 80 New-york IN 1895 and fifteen years later
,h.v removed 10 Brooklyn. Her husband was en-
aaged IN tho book business. and died In 1853 she
ieoves a SON. Thomas w. Disturnell who lives IN
ohio and the two daughters mentioned ne
Cio, rrnI ha held at the house tomorrow at II
a M and burial will be In the Friends Gene
tary in Prospect Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
SENIOR CLASS ELECTION AT HARVARD
THE AUSTRALIAN BALLOT SYSTEM UsED-NoM-
NATIONS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED
wvy5- sTTOr-E SSFTr1.

Cambridge, Mass. Dec. 1.-THE annual election OF
officers the senior class Of Harvard College was
held In the old chapel building to-day. The voting
was by the Australian ballot system and the official
ballot-box and booths from OF the Cambridge
precincts put into reauisiton. The voting was
done between a. m. and p. M. but It was 3
o'clock before the count was given out
The result OF the election had surprises. as the
choice Of the organized party Of the class was con-
frmed with only exception. that Of class
orator This position went to Charles erik and
was a decided personal victory. The list OF nom
nations previously announced decided the makeup
OF the ticket with few exceptions The order OF
the three marshas was determined by the election.
and the only positions In doubt were those OF the
Class Day and Photograph eommittees; The so
called straight ticket OF the Hasty Pudding ri Eta
and Delta Epsilon societies was carried. With the
exception Of the chairmen Of the committees these
positions are principally honorary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
HENRY E. ROWLAND ELECTED PRESIDENT

THE NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY CHOOSES OFFICERS
FOR THE COMING YEAR
The New-England Society held its ninety second
srnual meeting last evening at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel There was a small attendance OF members.
not more than score being present The election
resulted as follows: President ex-Judge Henry y;
Howland. vice presidents, William T. Dodge and
Edmund c. stedmsn; treasurer, William Dowd,
secretary. George Wilson; directors 70 serve untu
erjck 3 Wells and George G. Batcheer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
MILE. EEYGARD AS CARMEN.

Philadelphia Dec. 15.-Mlle. Camille Seygard
made her first appearance with the Damrosch Ellis
Opera Company tonight singing the title role in
carmen" She made favorable impression, her
voice being peculiarly adapted to the music OF the
mart Seygard's Carmen differs materially from the
Spanish heroine as portrayed by Calve neverthc-
less the audience present tonight gave her fuH
milo and Ibos the Don Jose Both these singers
shared the honors of the evening with the debu-
tante Gadsh as Micaela repeated her success OF
last season In the part.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
MRS ISFLIN'S WILL FILED.
HyR PROPERTY LEFT TO HER HUSBAND ANp
HER CHILDREN.

The Will Of Mrs Elanora 1sein. the w'fe OF
Adrian Iselin. sr. the banker. was admitted 70
probate IN tho Westchester County surrogate
court IN Yonkers yesterday morning b"iot" sur
rogate Theodore II. sukman. The value OF her
estate which Mrs Iselin caves 70 her husband. Is
no, stated but the petition says tina; h7r real
estate is worth less than 200 and dos not give
the value Of her personal property because IL ~
mot ascertanable at the present time
Mrs Isein also gave her four-'~enuoth par"
OF the estate OF her father. Columbus oponneH.
OF baltimore 20 her seven children IN equal shar"s
Her legAiecs ara Adrian Iselin. ST, william r. !rH-
lin Columbus O'Donnell lselin, Charles OhVer lse-
I'm Mrs. De Iancey Astor Kane ana mo MISSES
Georgia and Emile Iselln. - . -,
was witnessed by Francis A. Mccain. Gerald
Foster and Frederick Dep Foster
Mrs I,e I'm appointed as her executor her hus-
band and her four SONS, Adrian sr.. William r.
Columbus on and &. Diver lsel!n.
In case her husband had not survived her Mrs
Iselin had provided FOR a division Of large part
OF her property. and made requests 10 several
charitable. Institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
crxrRAL SIR HENRY L. GARDINER.

London. Dec. 15-General Sir Henry Lynedoch
Gardiner is dead.
Str Henry rynedoch Gardiner, who had been
since the early part OF last year Commandant OF
rho Horse Artillery. born in lSoo He was
son OF General Sir Robert Gardiner. was educated
NJ the ROYAL Military Academy. Woolwicn' ana
entered the Royal Artillery in 1887. serving az Pres
colt. Canada In that year ana IN the Nai'au'i'
~ NJ, In ,bo vear following He was raised TO
ne rank OF ma Tor during the Indian mutiny ana ana
beId that OF assistant adjutant general from 10
DOt"co ~ Canada as a Northumberland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
wash,oe,on Dec i6-Raln has prevailed in New Eng
lind and NewYo and local in the Upper Misss
sppi and Lower Missouri valleys and at central Rocky
Mountain stations The weather is clear tonight In the
Southern states In the extreme Northwest The tenn
ra,u,e has fallen decidedly the Rocky Mountain
distros and from norhward tho Dakotas the
change Of temperature in this region being from 70 10
degrees in the last twenty hours II about 20 de
,a.a below zero At Northwest Canadian stations and
go 1.ro in Northern Colorado The temperature has
.n d,,ring the day In Mississippi Valley. but II Is
IanDiar and South Atlantic States. The ha
rometer has rren rapidly Rocky Mountain stations and
II has risen slowly from the lake
pron southwark the Gulf has fallen slowly In
ths Mississippi Valley ard rapidly over Northern New
Englanl There n depression Of slight energy central
in The Upper Mississippi valley The barometer is also
relatyelv low In Northern New England The indica-
lions are that fair weather will prevail from southern
Nev scuthwestwari 10 Florida and the East QUIZ
coas, Thursdoy Generally cloudy weather and rain
snoW; are likely TO prevail in the lake regions and tho
ifnnsr u,.sssinui Valley II much colder in tho
ce,rsl and Ttper Mississippi valleys and the lake
regon Thurslay Thursday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
PostOmce Notice.


s,, y. road DAILY by all Interested as changes may
ro,.., mail. for oI she Week ' ending psc.mb. 49, 1871
viii UT0mpp AL fo Mails Ia close on. hour
earlier than 'i TTiR5HsNsR Rf sSSTH NAILS
Ts sy fea s ,1s on Rs' H
o. Europe must be directed per La Gass9sne Ii =,
GsnC 1 E%s s1ssTi p' 1870
,J p'TE Europe m%s per .rm6Iia via 99ssns,Own; u
81 sc1 %s bs s'{ G2sc edr s ~
.pp,NrEp MATTER. ETc.-German steamers sailing %
Printed M Mats ee Cor for ossr p ana
SPeG EarSpe American and White star steamers on
vaS FreSsh and on Saturday. take
Printed ssl.9 M.ssri 10 ear carry mall '' ~
Named above additional sappe@enay mails ar. SDensd
III: :I pS5s 81 and remain open within Ten Min
Sif. T fo ,Rs s sSn1 AMERICA WEST
7spfsP ?. S. &,
santiago TsS de J peP ' cea.nse via Para
ssa u ;aSRs s%s 10 81 e.,
ssa SniaTss and crsy'qvH
Rea mSSt he $50 AdFG for
SaSED ana a. santa aS Martha HSI:,sn
ssse Ss" 4ss S%aSis e
cuba mTsa % per- steamer North sydney
for ss a Rs ods daily p m ' aas
steamer, by rail Boston and thence by steamer
for Mau his Office daily $50 p. m: Mails for Cuba
Close az sailing Mondays and Thur'daysl from PORT
steane' fla Malls for Mexico City. overland. unless
Iampy addressed for dispatch BY steamer. close at
speeis wa daily az $50 a. M and 2:3O D. m. tRegis-
TINS, TINS o mail closes at p m previous day
terea man TRANSPACIF1C MAILS.
Mail. for China. japan and Hawaii per s. s. Doris
S GISb q at $50 M Mails for Hawaii. per
Sp to December % at $50 E m Malls for the Society
l IsseG here daily 70 December Is 2. $50 Mail:
sor Empress OF India from yancouveT. close here
australia except those for West Australia which
Samoan Islands per Moana from San Francisco),
M and $3.50 p. m; COR on arrival at New-York q
csmpania with British mails for Australia). Nails
Scr china and Japan. per Victoria from TacomaD
rrioss here daily up January 2 at $50 .. m. Mails
Tor Australia Except West Australia), New-Zealand
Hawaii and Fiji Islands. per :. Mowera Nrom Van
CONVEX close daily after December t31 and up
10 January at $50 p. m 80
mails forwarded 20 port OF sailing daily
and the schedule Of closing is arranged on the pre-
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit.
Unregistered NAL closes at 2. m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmastes.
Postofics Nsw-York. N. T.. December TO- 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
ARTHOUAKE AT BERMUDA.

Halifax. N. s., Dec. IA special from bermuoa
states that there was a sharp shock OF earthquake
there al 440 o'clock this morning II was OF brief
duration. but was sufficiently severe 10 awaken
and alarm people. The seismic movement was
from south to north. No damage resulted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
MS BOyDsNEy SETTLE FOR srfO.OO0

Troy Dec. 15-The Rensselaer, County Board OF
Supervisors this afternoon accepted proposition
OF the bondsmcn OF the late defaultng County
Treasurer George II. Morrison. TO settle for sl1O.
600 The county recently obtained a Judgment OF
SlO7 900 against the bondsmen. Morrison Is serY-
Ing a ter moi ten and half years IN Dannernora
JIfs defalcafOn amounted S2GO.0O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
PHILLIP FRANK.

Philip Frank died yesterday at his home No 2os
West Observation-Disclosures eventh-st. He was
born in Fritzau. Germany. and came to this coun-
try thirty-nne years ago. Since then he has lived
in this city. and has been in the stationery busi-
ness at No. 100 Greene-st. Mr. Frank was taken Ill
twelve days ago a widow and five children sur
vve him. The funeral will be at his home this
morning. The body will he cremated and the
ashes buried at Cypress Hills. Long Island Inc
Progress Club and Verein Freundschaft will attend
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
LEFT $4,000 TO CHARITY.

Dedham. Mass. Dec. b.-In the Probate Court to-
dav Judge White allowed the will of Eliza A. Col
burn There were public requests amounting TO
a. On divided as follows: To the Massachusetts,
coo,o,,, ,or the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals
~ o,o:' the Home for Aged Couples, the Home Tor
Aged Men and the Home for aged by, Women; Aog ~.
Nssearhusetts Charitable Eye and Ear lnfrmary.
., ~ each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
BISHOP WALDEN GOING TO EUROPE.

Cincinnati. Dec. B.-Bishop John NJ Walden has
been designated by his associate bishops OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church 10 preside over the
numerous conferences TO be held In Europe next
year This is ono OF the most desirable and pleas
ant assignments within the Gift OF the Episcopal
Board The Bishop will sail about the end Of Feb
ruary. and will be absent for the greater part OF
I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
OBITUARY NOTES.

,,,nLo,o Mimi. Dec l5-,John A. willard. the
Ill rrown banker died suddenly to-day. on No.
vember 10 he made assignment for N0""o
tre was a director OF the National Linseed Oh
trust for nine years. He was native OF Oneida
county. n y, where he was born IN 1872 ana he
NNVV,IaJ ',r Mankato as lawyer In lSo.
Dxon' nj Dec. IA r; Whitney; seyentyctn i,ee
years Vi tge vas a native OF New-York. He had
tbo Arst nursery in Northern Illinois and the
largest orchard in the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
srcCESsFUL CHARITY BALL IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Dec. 1.-THE seventeenth annual charity
III y, The Young Mems Hebrew Charity Assoc'a-
,Ion which was given at the Auditorium last night.
ed ali its predecessors In perfection OF ar
Tranpcments and in the sum realized Tor the NAN.
,anance OF the work OF the association. ABOUT
600 90 was realized. Nearly seven thousand people
attended the balL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
BENJAMIN LICHTENSTEIN's WILL.
REQUEsTs MADE TO SEVERAL HEBREW CHAIR
TTEs-Hr willow HIS PRINCIPAL HEIR

The will OF Benjamin Lichtensten was filed for
probate yesterday in the Surrozstc's Office. Mr..
IIchtenstein who owned the Harlem Opera House,
ef, an estate valued. according to tho papers
at 81 10 90 in real estate and F6.0o In personal
property or this 1900 each is lett 10 the Hebrew
orphan Asylum. the Mount Sinai Hospital the
Hebrew Technical Institute ana the Montenore
Home for Chronic Inynlids. Provision f. made for
tho decedent's brothers and several servants and
the residue the estate Is then lett In trust for the
tene6, ~ the widow Mrs. enrah Lich;enstein, and
tbe children Malvina Llchtenstein and Solomon
X Alexander are appointed executors, and arc
authorized 10 conduct the business OF the Harlem
opera House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
JoUy p LJGGET7's PERSONAL PROPERTY.

@, Louis Dec i5-The inventory OF the personal
property Of the lato John +. Liggett the millionaire
tobacconst. was fled yesterday III the PROBATE
~ :, a,oornta 10 81 600 900 out OF a total estate
~ sio o,o go exclusive OF the Lggctt Building This
is Valued at nearly 10000. and goes TO MT LIZ
eett's three daughters. MIS- bhZaoeth ihsse't 'he
execntrx. signed the inventory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
HIS LAST DAY ~ THE SUPREUE COURT

rus,ice Alton g. Parker Chief Judge-elect OF tho
Court Of Appeals. will preside in Trial Term Part
TX ~ the Supreme Court. here. on Saturday morn
in0 next and dispose Of n number OF motions. This
,ii ha Justice Parker's last appearance as Jus
~, -, ,Hs Suprenne Court, prior TO taking his seat
a Wv Cbtef Judge OF the Court OF Appeals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16

The will Of Henry r. Gieri7ch was filed for pro-
hate Yesterday and dsposes OF property valued In
the papers at Sl22 90 n" leaves to his sister Au-
gusta Glerlsch $50. The residue or the estate he
beoueaths I'm trust 10 hs executors for his widow.
Mrs KATE Gicrisch, who IL TO receive the income
for life. on her death tho testetors property Is
90 DO divided equally between his children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
LANDSLIDE on THE HUDSON.

Troy. Dec 16-The heavy rains OF the last few
days caused an extensive landslide on the Central
ldson Railroad tracks about mile south OF
thls city during last night. As n consequence all
trains are being run on the west side Of the river
II viii take all day to remove the obstruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
IOAN COMPANY IN TROUBLE.

Toronto Ont. Dec 1b-The Master-in- Ordinary
to-day appointed the General Trust Company OF
Toronto permanent liquidator OF the Farmers
Loan and Savings Company. the officers Of which
early last week announced their inability 10 meek
its Obligations The affairs OF the concern are in
a very tangled condition and estimate OF Ia
bilities or assets can be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16

rohn A. Crane. a merchant al No. 4S south-st''
d,ed Yesterday at his home, No. 30 West Forty
r,r,hst He was member OF the NatonaI Aca az
nrnv Of Design The funeral VIII be heid at Ills
~, IN. to-morrow morning at 1890 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
BLOODGOOD II. CUTTER I'LL.

ploodgood H. Cutter the antiquarian. 10 seriously
III from pneumonia at his home. near Little Neck
few days ago he contracted a cold which Do
yeloped into pneumonia. Last night his condition
was critical Mfr Cutter IL scvcnty7thrrR years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
EENAT TOR PLATT SLIGHTLY I'LL.

A. the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night II said
that Senator Platt was not very ILL., A slight cold
and a little rheumatism were all that afflicted him.
and he would be about as usual to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
JAMES FRASER.

,or,es Fraser died at his home. No. Sc East Sixty
Nrst-st.. last night Mr.. Fraser was dealer IN
hides AT No 66 Maiden Lane He was member o. o.
the American Museum or Naturh history anu oi
the National Academy OF Design
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
MARRIAGES. IN PERU.

Lima. Dec. B.-After a warm debate to-day the
Senate. by vote OF q against i5 passed the bill
as 20 non-Cathoc marriages, which had already
received the sanction Of the Chamber OF Deputies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine New-Hampshre and Vermont. probably
local showers and generally cloudy weather. cooler: south
TO winds.
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island ana Connectcut,
clearing in the morning: generally fair during the day.
cooler: westerly winds.
For Eastern York. cloudy weather In the morning
I'M, fair during the day westerly winds.
FOR Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Dela~hre
fair northwest q southwest winds
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and virginia
,aIr. westerly winds. shifting 10 southeriy.
For Western Pennsylvania. Western ork and
ohio rally cloudy weather; local rains or light SHOWS
IN the afternoon night: brisk southerly "lnds shunB
"a westerly: colder Thursday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16

Th. tender meat OF dsiry-fed fat young porkers
n'I, seas0ned with selected spices Is user IN DEER
ynalnr + ARM sAUSA0ES. Try a 2-fo package
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-16
PLATT"S BOOMERANG.
HIS CHOICE OF AN ORGAN DIsGUsrs EVEN HIS
FRIENDS

FRIENDS
From The Newport IN. HI Republican Champion.
THE New York Sun" is waging O bjtter wa p
against The New-York Tribune and is attempting
10 read II out OF the party. We have received n
pamphet sent out from New-York containing sev-
eral articles taken from THE Sun at different
dates For one. we did not relish the stand taken
by The Tribune during the late municipal campaign
In New-York. but when such newspaper as The
Sun" undertakes 10 lecture The Tribune Re
publcanism and party discipline and such methods
are taken to injure paper that has done much
for the Republican cause, we think We see the OBJ
ject and consign the pamphlet TO the wastebasket
where IL belongs.