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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE. ew-fo:R-,oeSt
o,, Church OF Christ Scientist Madison ave- corner w"
SUNDAY morning 45 Reading room: No W FUN hN
onsn dali; 10 !: also sunday and "Wednesday evening"
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many people, threatened to ALLEVIATE many friends
Of Mortified hut which has resulted in binding
them still closer TO this place. because OF the I'M
common tact displayed by Mr.. Moody had passed
into history.
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WORK WANTED.

LADY o. refinement. education and ex-
perience desires position as teacne: IN
bsst references. A. =. SicOtt Springs
Va.
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Ocean 5Ieamcrs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LINE.
Express steamers
u Gibraltar. Ma
a. Victoria. Nov. @ 10 AN
Kaiser w. II. Noy.l2. loan
'NCrmann!a. Nov. 90 10 AN
Also steamers for AleSandr
March.
Return tickets available 10
from Nsplel. Genoa. Cibrs,ii
don. Southampton. Paris ana
Hamburg American
Line.
81 Broadway. y. !. P
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BANANA RAILROAD.

i THE SEA ROUTE To san FRANCISCO
connecting for all West coast Ports or
Mexico. Central ana south America =, -
Steamers from pier foot West 18th -, y Y
any: .SCF ~ noon FINAN, E.....Aug. 20. noon.
VI lnr r,,es ,ppl, A. Cnmpany's Office ~ Broadway.
' JbtlH MlIR Tram Manager.
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cUt-RcU OF TIE STRANGERS Mercer st. near >.
md broadway Ia open all summer Rev. u. ASA b."
Bi'RN Pastor. breaches to morrow az IL nnn 80
Mining subject God Plans Your Life All seats are
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ROAHD AND ROOMS.

oo<N-oNo~~O-0.c~>.o> ~~/<-<(|>>|||>(
18TH ST. 81 and 81 West. Elegant, cool
largo AMI single rooms: summer rates;
table inrXceiled transients.
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MECH ANIr -Grueral: estimate on plans
and repairs: have tools for carpenter.
painter. plarterer. plumber: stone and
trick work. first class references j So
curity # nsedeI. Address TIL . y.
FURRY. Ca Grove st. Jersey '1iy y -
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for days ind days fell upon that rocky iand-s per-
feet deluge-the floods destroying hundreds o.
homes IN the districts Of Zeta. Rijeka' VIZ ana
cemnice the people led at the approach OF the
great mass Of water and took refuge or me TOPS
OF the mountains. watching their homes, an tn1S
had ca rIct away before the mighty Toe the 9 ply
enemy that ever caused them TO run away I'LL, III
lakes Viz and Cerminska Rieka overhowed tn.a
banks and inundated the whole adjacent County,
Ter me Immediate relief was imposs'cihe: an an
the people suffered beyond conception Al the MS
news OF the disaster Prince Nikoa !eit ms patace
AT Cettinje at midnight and rode 10 hleka wns er
no comforted his people By his presence anu y S,
sonally directed the temporary rcIef 10 ms cn..s
dren AZ ne calls his subjects. For three GAYS ano
1ights this nero remained at Rieka. and bore ing
priyato,s OF a mountain hut temporarily put W
Tor him. 49,. .o,rod rrou,
PARIS amounting TO 600 francs and from o..
petersburg amounting to 200 rubes Tor tneis
reef and will he pleased 70 forward 10 frmSe
Nikoa a. Cettnje any contribution send 70 my ao'
dress. iV.sO C. osa tsn,,r,have
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1 LECTURE BY MRS. LEASE

Mrs Mary f. Lease who had presumably left
Mr. Lease ir Blccd.ng Kansas to attend TO fam'
cares talked I'm Chickering Hall last night. Her
hearers were few in number but gave her hearty
roccptlon The tore OF her remarks was moderate
enough excep; when she touched on Spanish cru
city and oppression.
Mrs Lease spoke on Christ or Caesar Her
lectur, aimed 10 bring out the necessity OF meeting
recon, social political and inferno tiora problems
hv one of two nlethods-the spirit Of dupiici'y ana
hate tvpificd by Caesar or that OF Kindness ana
love * piGed bv Christ. She nveighed agars' the
nreeeuf tendency toward military defense anc me
practice of giving military instruction In the pubic
schools which she characterized AZ 'lnstling the
shirt Of murde- IN thu plastic mind OF the growing
,outh" Her audience applarded Justify whch she
said that "A war to-day hetwee9 two Christian ma
lions wouli mean either thai the religion or Christ
was a failure OF that the who profossed 10 teacn
II were gnominous failures.
Tho langu4gn IN which she clothed h. ideas was
VOL chosen ana da-ere1 with coquerce. Mrs
case has q powerful and sympatEct,c voice. though
her - are A little too siiiiani ana a good stage
nrcsen,c ard thcse things comDincc 10 max her
Ioctrc last night attractive. In describing the wee;
Narl ''corrs. OF empire which our New England
ancestors too. when they started out TO settle the
rcaior beyond til Allegiance. sh" said THE gre''
brrni,r god OF day. dipping cven owfr and lowe"
dor"' III horizon SOC med b"rkog them to new
and farc- lands This serierc" t. - fai. sample OF
nor stvc Of oratory. II evidently pleased the men ana
women who heard her. to judge from IN" way II was
received and the number who went 10 the niue
art.-rocr, behind the stage TO congratulate ner
oftar Ia, talk
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met. Mr. Hanna apparently wants to go to the
Senate. but II Senator Sherman does not go into
the Cabinet the way is firmly closed against
him.
Senator g. NJ. Cullom, of Illinois. was here
to-day and spent two hours with Major Mckin-
ley this morning. He said the opinion prevailed
among Senators that Mr.. Sherman. while per-
haps not quite willing TO go into the Cabinet.
seemed to regard the proposition with less dis
favor than formerly. Senator Cullom said he
had no desire at this time to leave the Senate
and that he was not to be considered Cabinet
possibility. II Is his belief tina. Illinois may not
he represented in the Cabinet at all. He dis
cussed the Senatorial contest. and expressed the
opinion that in the event Of prolonged and bit
ter contest. the prize might fall to the lot OF
Governor Tanner himself
Senator Cullom said The impression existed
among his colleagues In the United States Senate
that Mr.. Allison would not he inclined to give
up his present career 10 accept a Cabinet port
folio. but remarked that he hoped the Iowa Sena-
tor could be prevailed upon to become Secretary
OF the Treasury
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BROKAw SATURDAY. mornns January ~ MS re-,
ience No. % West 55th-st.. Joseph Brosaw. ases u
years. - <...-.,
services the First Baptist rnnrch corner b,nevsrs
and 79,h-st. Monday afternoon. January a.
Interment Tuesday at New BrunswicS. v J.
q TLFR-At Morrs,own. \ J." January J. is"'
Augustus W. Cutler. IN the ,o'h year ~ me se"
Funeral services nj the south street ft"S' ""
Nprr.sOwn. Monday, January y AZ " e''eN'
DoRE-At her residence In this city No i'3 Madison.
ave- saturday. January 1897. Emelne 49, sr ~
John pore an daughter ~ the late stephen "hnes.
Funeral services viii ie held AZ Trinity 'hapeI "s''
2sth-st. MONDAY. the 4ih inst. at II A. m.
III Dl,EY-On SUNDAY. January g. AZ her reiueh,e; 10
IA Fast 9th 81. Fannie f. Carpenter VIE ot jon" -
Funeral private.
eI.Y-suIdeny on sunday. January 3. 1891. George p
Funeral services arl ntor,nent \; Rochester y. u
INsI.EE-A, Newark. y. g.. January 1891. jay 'ross
Of william ~ and Julia " insles sg'i - yssn
Funeral services At SOUTH Park Presbyterian 'hu'ch
Tuesday. ssh inst. ~ ? =. m. =. - $500 -.
The relatives vii. meet At the home. No :" 'l'uce~1
at O'Clock
Funeral services the Methodist pal Chifrn HONE
D2d-s'. AMI Amsterdam aye, on Nonda AT 10" m
The Board OF Nhnngcfs hlso ulr nfn"'S ~
ertn Methods; Episcopal Church. are invited %
attend
POsT-En,ered ir'o Newburg. y Y. January i
1894. Maiy +. Post. widow Of VIZ n POST ate OF
rnnera s'rv,se. VIII 10 held or MONDAY. a. hit. a,
. T. m AZ he- late residence IN Nevburs
WARRIOR January 3 1897 william r. Ward in the
Funeral services At his late home Lyons Farms. n j..
Wednesday. the d'h INST. at ?: m
Interment at Evergreen Cemetery at convenience OF fam
fly.
woopIAwN CEMETERY
No. 90 T.. 23f
wood,awn station oath Ward Harlem Railroad.
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OBTTCARy.
MRS. EMELINE DORE.

Mrs Enlcne Dorc widow Of John Dore. died ut
her home. No 1i3 Madison ave. on Saturday morn
ing She was ninety years old. She was daugh-
ter of Stephen w. Whitney, n shipowner OF this
city who some fifty years was one OF the richest
men in America He came to this city when he was
eighteen years old from Derby. Conn, and the for
tune which he eventually gained was due entirely
10 his own efforts and industry. Mrs Dores
mother was Miss Harriet Suydam. daughter OF Hem
drick and Phoebe Suydam Of IIalletts Cove, J." :!
Mrs Dore was ma ricf June %. 1898 to John
Dore the son Of wealthy merchan. of Sh,lbourne
Nova scotia The wedding ccrem N" was per
formed bv the Rev Dr.. Thon'as McArif pastor or
the Rutgers Place Prcsbyterian Church: Mr. Dorc
died severn. years age. No children were born or
the union. Among Mrs Dorc's close relatives are
Mrs George Henry Warren. Mrs Charles H. Berry
nan Mrs J. Frederick Kernochan. Mrs. Robert L
Livingston Mrs Cornelius Fcllowes. Lloyd lnoenix,
Stepheu Whitney, Of w-liaven: Mrs. Eger'on
Winthrop Mrs. George -. Mcclellan. Mrs Robert
Goelet Mrs s;arr-Miller and Mrs. l.orillard Spcn-
go, -, .,, ..- %.
The funeral services will be held this morning al
II O'Clock in Trinity Chapel and the burial VIII be
I'm Greenwood.
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THE MANAGER OF THE BROADWAY AIH-
LETIC CLUE. THE REFEREE AND
THE MANS OPPONENT HELD.

Thomas F. O'Rourke. manager Of the Broadway
Athletic Club forty years old. OF No. I6 81 Marx
Place: Dick" Roche. the referee, nfty years Ola.
Of No s3s Lexington-are.. and George Justice. the
rrze-fgher nineteen years Old, Of No. 2'l William
:, who we're arrested Saturday night by captain
(.roo Of the Mercer-st station. on account or IN"
serious injuries James Dufy mad received in his
fight with Justice in the clubhouse. arragned
IN Jefferson Market Court Yesterday by Acting In
soccicr Allaire. Captain Groo and the precinct de-
tcctiYcs.
Cah;ain Groo presented TO Magistrate Flammcr
a certificate from S. Vinccnts Hospital that
Duffy wes suffering from cerebral hcmorrhage,
acS that his cath was eXpec:e.. a; any time. lie
sid that re was at loss 20 know what charge 10
r.c.c- against the three men. lie could not
cr,lce them with homicide, Duffy was not az yet
dead and neither could he charge them win feloni-
Gus assault as there had been Intent TO harn
Duffy.
Magistrate Hammer ordered Captain Groo TO
mako temporary affidavit against the prisoners,
charging them with s,cing Implicated in inticting
the injuries upon Duffy. This was done. and the
thfcc men were thcn again arraiGned Magis-
frdte crane hril them in s2Sv Dai! cach which was
furnished by Martin EIsel
Al ST. Vinccnt's lioepii,l last NIGHT the opera
ton OF trcphining was serformed by DR.. j: ID.
lsrtant aid other suIget,s. but Duffy died at
go O'Clock this morning.
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friend introduced Weber to Miss Friedman. AFTER
telling him OF her remark. she seems 10 nave
changed her mind. she was the bride IN yester-
days ceremony
The wedding took place at o'clock In the AFTER
noon. and II Is safe to say that every VaudeNilie
performer who able to he In the city yesterday
present Owing TO the large number or g'iests
IL was known that adequate room could be
found in private house, and so Vienna Han: az
No. 1873 East Fifty-cighth-st was chosen ! ne
bride was given away by her father, and MI
Wcbcrs best his brother, NJ Weber
After the ceremony there were congratulations ana
then dinner ana music.
All OF the Weber & Field companies came TO
New York TO be present, and nearly ever the
atrica manager in the city was there. The dinner
was an elaborate one. and at O'Clock came the
public reception when the bride and bridegroom
received the good wishes OF hundreds OF friends
Tho presents were beautiful and almost countless
lected TO send token Al day the telegra,ls Ct
congratulation poured II AMI more than two nun
drcd were openci In the course OF tho dav. The
couple intend to visit San Franc!1rr fo' we'd
ding trip and vi. retura to Nev-fork III atoui
month when the team o. Weber " fleli "lli Dc
soen az the Broadway music hal.
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DR THEODORE G. WORMLEI.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 3-Dr. Theodore q Normey'
a distinguished chemist ana toxcolosist' ana pro-
ressor OF these branches in the medical schooi OF
the University Of Pennsylvania. died at his home
today from stomach trouble after an lnesa OF
several months.
Theodore George Wormley was born In W'-n'eys-
burg. Penn. on April ]. 1896 He was educate az
Dickinson College. and IN 1919 was graduated II
medicine al the Philadelphia Mcdica, College" In
1852 he was called to tho chair OF cheni"t'? an"
natural sciences ~ Capitol University. Columbus
Ohio which ne held until lsU1 ana was also pro
fcesor Of chemistr, and toXlcologE II Sterling Med
cal CoIlcg, from isA 1877. IN 1871 II" w1s called
r. ,ho char of CHEMIST! ano toxicoloty in the
medical department OF tn" tni'ersit; Of IenAsy.-
,,',,ia Which ne had sine hei From lSG, 10 lsS
ha wn state Gas commits sione- OF Ohio. and from
is;. "a 1S,i lie was chemist to the OHIO theological!
Dr Wormley WAS member OF numerous scien ,
tic societies and voluminous writer on medical
eflniacfS.
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MYSTERIOUS LOSS or A BAG or MONEY

pblip weinberg & Co. furriers at No. SOS Broad
wav. have recently lost about 5000 In cash In
mysterious fashion, and have TO definite trace Of
the money yet Mr.. Weinberg. the head OF the firm
tmated last night that he did not expect to get 1t
Lack.
7, was I'm n black bag which the bcokkeeper had in
charge and was TO paid to employees Of the firm
He had placed the envelopes with the separate
su,ns in the bag early In the afternoon. and when
he looked for Il, about p. m. could not ma II or
raooIIect what had been done with II. Two men who
Ia r,sted the store. ostens,bly to some fur
ssnto,. ard had bought nothing. were suspected.
ii.", nothing definite points to their having taken
,Io hnQ
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ciose promptly all the General Pos,ofice a.
follows TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
rrESDAY-M : a. m. f,r Europe per s. 'Arer. VIA
8 $ 'o'umbia detters be directed per coium-
wFb>EsDAyA, e. complementary M fos
Eur pc PsT - 10 10 ~, fr Ehrpe er
nr'an via S at 10 n,ae , .. sa na.
be- directed per wesiemnndD
sATt'RpAY Al .. m. FOR fr.n.e swi,1eriand Naly
sps'" ia rSr NofmandIs Va 1e letters f"r User pa
= "'ps %"s Be- S s.'' saraa N ss
Al n for s ,,eooa PER per- - ss Sr' wSsn IT,
m Or Neherand. direc, per = :. 1eesm va h',
a. N, Tor scotland direct pr fsrnss., via d";;
gov u.,'rs mus; a. ,. dS pr island deter. must
he directed per Island" .- Ill.,.
s,asSs rsns ,i sna s"Ss,. issS printed matter
&C., Tor ,hsr parts Of EUROPE White star steamers on
wednesday take specially addressed printed matter se
axe printed matter. ETC. for all countries Tor which they
advertised 10 carry mail
AFTER .he closing 4 y. supplementary Tran.anan'is
me pier. o, ne Ameris,h LnS'e French and
S "a II. hour d f." .ns " af s sa @ "" '' MIA
MAILS ron so''rii sN9 crTIHAL AMERICA WEST
MoNpAy.-A ~ m Or h, "a. Puerto c,r., and
Jamaica per steamer rom ~ ss,on -, .,..,
TT rI at IA 5 fr Han snY 'i fS;s
S S9TIT au e, e t., Noih sa, %S.S rcs
per cuefidge'p. a. J" a. p suppemsn,ati l"" n
s. Andes isters Cor lelzs, Puerto csrss and cuait,
. .n.n ms he 80 NJ ,oT a., cs,s. Jsem.l .na
,rs Maria pr - lums ,I =, - p m for Costa
Tor ysnsrssa caracao alss ssssnils and csrsa
s, ,ss p p.T Yunuri Via Havana.
g. TfsMS, s. 'Tg s e~sf3 and wiGwsrS i,sns
skMT a'Hp ier bermuda. Trinidad.
Sa,ennla ard '.rthas.na per A,tos DETER. OR
COSTA Elca mus. be d.sIed Yer Athos.) a. 10 ~
e.r M '' sss"rsns deter or other psr,. q MEXICO
and cs cuia must be directed rec per sesufAn,s -.
sr sr ohs q" pas q n.so mS, 10 dTscsS psr
sans at Pr"s w. 'S' III T ,, Sr o ana p pan.
Guiana mus; be Sscea s Prince WHEN ' a:
$50 % M Tor St Pierre Misrslon. steamer fiem
Ni' rss S"cs a. One d. a. 'n ~
Mat, for s.s s o s, Ss 10 at ,pS s'" s y
cuba co,s At This .ines ~, vcra a. m tor ,oro
from Port Tampa, Fla. Mall. for Mssloo. overland IN
at s'I this i ones daily fRrsis,er.d mall closes
"'U m '''T T'ssJS'ssssP ~ MAILS.
Mail. for Australia ,ho.s for we., Australia.
sg $500: "a s:%. :s.. ss. sIy s::
S..soi. s s,s S .s en- %. i''ss;
Ass~s from close s:i: ass January
Ss to i.n sss' 's Mail. 90 Hawai-. ai Sss
up to January - at ESQ .. m. Malls for china and
Japan especially addressed only) per o. Empress of
Japan from Vancouver close here dan, np 70 Jsnu
AIRY 10 at $50 D. m Mails Tor me socie,y isiands.
her. daily up January Is $50 . Malls for
Australia sexcsps West Australia. Hawaii and FIN
Islands especially addressed only, per wsrrimos
from Vancouver close here daily after January ssi
and up 20 Feirusry I at $40 y. M
Trsnspscinc mails are forwarded to II calling daily
snds the schedule ~ closing IL arranged the pre-
sumption ~ their uninterrupted overland transit
'n's'''r'' mail en ;lSis. 4 .ESo ,s9"i r s.s
Postofher. New York. n. Y. D.ess,tsr -. ixN
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New-York. Jan.
HELP ASKED FOR A sTARNiNi fAAiLf'

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: A par: OF the work OF the Prison Association
Is 10 help prisoners families We have destitute
family on our hands. the mead OF which mas re-
Gently been released from prison. where ne was
sent for first offence, and served win creot 70
himself but has been Unable to obtain work. ana
u.e have not been able to obtain work for him.
He has made every effort. and we have made every
effort for him. az have similar organizations lie
has an excellent wife whom We have helped during
his stay in prison. and three children one OF wnom
was horn while he was serving his term. lie owes
several month"; rent and. though his landlord has
been extremely kind. must be put out OF ms pres.
emf quarters unless he pays the arrears me Prison
Assoc!a ion has gone to It's utmost limit In helping
him and asks some generous friend 10 come 10
tho rescue OF a most deserving case. Any gitts Tor
ibis family NAV be sent TO the office of the Prison
Association OF New-York, No l?5 East Flfteenth-st
W NJ +. ROUND Corresponding Secretary
Nev-York December %, 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO DAY: FcREcAsT.
V,sh.nct.r Jan 3.--The barometer he's fallen on the
Atlantic Coast the lake region ana the ppNf Mss@
,t Valley and risen ali other districts i IL highest
,'r,h o., Montan1 The storm which central In
Arkansas yesterday morL.s las moved directly north
and 10 NOV, centia' over Eastern Minnesota. The tenn
neratre has fallen decidedly In the Misssirp' Valley
-, r,s, an the Atlantic Coast ard In the lake region
- ,a ,rsvaied in the Mississippi Valley AMI upper
lake region in Mrne'ota Iowa. Missour
sDuti an the Atlantic Coast south OF New
VII and is fair New-England The indications are
sh showers vii, prevail in IN" Middle Atlantic and
snnb Atlantic states. with warn soutery WINDS Mon
pain ,r an W Indicated rom the lake region
ns1, ,ard ~ the O. states, followed by mucr colder
sou.M IN a cold wave Generaly fair and colder
,rea,h.r Is Indicated for the Gun States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-04

became popular. Then in small way they vent
ured into theatrical enterprises and rewarded
with success To-day they own four road COM
panes we'll the music hall in Broadway
bearing their name which Is one OF the best pay
ing properties of It's kind in tho country.
Back OF the marriage is a little romance Some
time ago at theatre where Weber & Field
appeared there was box part", membe. OF
which WAS Miss Lillian Fricdrar. daughter OF
Henry Friedman retired real estate deae. OF
No. 272 East Iiouston-sf Weber, on the stage Is
mirth provoking Miss Friedman made the remark
that no woman could ever bring herself to marry
sue. a grotcsque man. After the performance a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-04
crvgR4L STCKLES'S CONDITION.

,,or,rss made yesterday at General Daniel Z.
c,,.,as.s bouse No % Fifth-ave elected the infor-
ro,,on that there was no Improvement in the Cen
erars condition He is suffering from nervous pros
ration and insomnia. brought on by overwork during
tho recent campaign 1t was said yesterday that he
IA hsd l,tie or no sleep during the previous night.
General Sickles was unequal TO the task OF receiving
,,isi,ors Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-04
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: | was very much pleased 10 see The It'd
une's strong editorial this morning in favor OF nu-
ricipal ownership. but regret that II - pretaced
with the erroneous statement that after January /.
1891 the city OF Glasgow Will nay no taNss Icoin-
inundated w.,h the Glasgow city officials month
ago i'm regard this statement, which mas been 70.
ported In this country. and was 10y them informed
maj Glasgow had not yet reached that ideal con-
dition o. affairs" EDWARD NJ thooI'
prookIyn cS 1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-04
,,,,rn FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England fair and warmer. with Increasing
cleanliness Monday; south,rly winds.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern pennsylvania. New
-, a,d reovare cloudy. with fog and possibly light
- Monday. warmer souherly winds -
York increasing clDudness ptooapiy
lor w., son,heriv winds Monday colder. westerly
winds Tuesday. II, .,o,,, ,rohahv foi,owed
ror ,ar,n southsr;y winds shifting TO much colder
,as,erv winds Monday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-04
FATAL TO TIE MOTHER. TOO.

Mrs. David Strauss. who was found by her hus-
band unconscious on lounge in the front room
OF her Nat at No 1929 Fifth-ave. on Saturday
high; from gas asphyxaIion. and whose three
}car-old child died shortly after from the same
cause died Yesterday inofning 40 Information
would be given III tho house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-04
srrCyTH REGIMENT SHOOTING.

There wcre competitions In two matches open 10
lin Regiment men, AZ ;hc arnlory range on Satur-
dor night The Coycl. Trophy Match and the Team
of-Fyc Match The Coy0li Trophy Is shot for in
four competitions. the second OF which was held
a; that time The conditions OF the match call for
teens Of six from each company, three of whom
Shall no; DC ar.nory rpshooters. The score fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-04

monng net q, T., he South Street Hospital
oSsc Uf Surgeons sn Dr.
dent OF Wv sracialst In the disease IRON whicn
A nISprSpack SUFFERING h ,nSs ns orcT to save
ton III NJ, w Wfc an operation Is Imperative. DR.
the pat,,' viii nerforr, the ope'atlon as soon as
,s,s 1lIirllpairick arrives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-04
,,.ucrS IT. HFRR1PD AT HIS HOME.

Marcus W. Hebhard. confidential c.erk to Justice
Van prunt who mys,eriously disappeared on Thurs
dav last. was at his home. No. i2S East Seventy
iv,hs, last night He refused las; night TO say
srnNr,hing about himself His absence was a private
az, ,,ar he said ard one In which he did not think
he public took any interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-04
cApDINAT, DI ACQTANEILy.

pome Ian 3-Cardinal Gugliel.no Sanfelice di
AcouaveIa Archbishop Of Naples. died to-day.
He was liberal and conciiatory. and was extremely
nonu,or He was born at Ayersa on Apr! Is. 1874.
aaDd was created a Cardinal March p. 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-04
SECRETARY CARLISLE HERE.

Secretary Carlisle and his son W. X Carlisle.
arrived f., the city from Washington last night.
and went 10 the Filth Avenue Hotel