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New-York tribune., 1897-11-19


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cfrom san Francsco, close here daily up TO December
"a ~ T:3o a. m, II a.. m. and $3.50 .. m. Tor
rival a, New York OF Campania with British malls
Tran ,nacinc malls are forwarded Of sailing daily
and the schedule Of closing arranged on the presup
tion OF their uninterrupted overland transit tRegis
tered mall closes A. p n pTevsoIs psN co day
Ds.AasA Nsw-Yet1. N. T.. November ~ 1907
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
THOMAS EDWIN COOK.

Paterson " j.. Nov. IS (SpeciaD.-Thomas E Cook
the veteran circus clown died OF pneumonia at his
home here tonight a, tho age OF nlnety-six He
was born at Bexhl, England. and IN 1886 came TO
this country with his fathers circus. which was the
nrst to show In America He appeared In the ring
as clown until 1870 when he retired and made his
nomc in Paterson He leaves nearly one hundred
descendants over half OF whom have taken TO the
stage or circus ring. Cook was In good health until
Yesterday morning, when he was suddenly attacked
with pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
Mr.. LAUTERBACH ABOCT AGAIN.

Edward Lauterbach. the wel-known lawyer and
eX-president of the Republican County Committee,
who has been seriously i'll since the election. ap
peared at his Office foI The first time yesterday
since his indspOsition began Mr.. Lauterbach was
obliged to submit TO an operation 10 prevent blood
poisoning, which seriously threatened his life The
eX-leader Of the county organization seemed
blijhe and clipper as ever, and was warmly con-
graf atulated by host Of friends yesterday his
recovery and
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
~ pERU'S PROPOSITION DECLINED.

THIS GOVERNMENT WILL NOT SUBMIT TIE
MACCORD CLAIM TO ARBITRATION.
Washington. Nov. ls.-The Peruvian Minister DR.
Feuguren. among Secretary Shermans call
ers to-day. He to talk over the last demand
os this Government for sett enent OF the Mac
Cord claim. He has In return proposed 10 submit
the case to arbitration. This proposition is not
ceptable to the Government, and the negotiations
vii. be continued
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
HOSTILE TO LOW FROM THE START.
SENATOR rLATrs CONFESSION - PROTEST
AGAINST THE MACHINES METHODS.


SENATOR rLATr's CONFESSION A PROTEST
AGAINST THE MACHINES METHODS
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In the daily papers OF the 18th Inst there APP
pears a remarkable letter from Senator T. c. Platt
Thi. quoted sentence clearly proves Senator Platts
pre-conven;ion hostility 10 Mr.. Low: The Repub-
llcan leaders do not deny that they were then
e. a. prior 10 the Republican COnvention) opposed to
the candidacy OF Seth Low. but they allowed their
opposition TO take no definite or irritating shape.
Tho nomination and defeat OF General Tracy show
how definite and clear-cut that opposition became
50 much for Senator Pla.ts confession. which will
be filed for reference. no doubt.
Now qs 10 the future. The veriest siVnpleton
mus, see IN. grave danger which menaces Repub-
lcan success in 1898. Tho Republican majority at
this last election protest against: - Primary en-
roments so bloated that scarcely 10 per cent can
be voted at tho regular polls. whereas inc party
vote should exceed the enrolment by al I.ast one,
third ~ Convention delegates selected ana pledsed
before being voted upon at primaries tSp The sell
simply ratification. at conventions OF
nj. rcsuItant ticket which does not reprcsen' the
r,-,,,s choice. and cannot get the united tepun-
ican vote Docs Senator Platt really desire kepuD-
can success next FAM II So let MN CatI ,In ~ he
,3,ori,v vith the as assistance of the majority. BY
wise eadcrship and with tho goodwin! OF an NeW-
York State can be won, hut a cohunuaucc ol .li J,
methods under which General lrac! was "o'''''''u
means disaster and defeat -, - . ,.,,i.,
The writer i4 neither n "sorchead nor n tacuon-
ist nm, soldier In the ranks. undeslrous OF oelns
ces. but repudlatea the machine Leaders are are
ro, ho,,e, and convention. should be deliberattve
bodies not living marione,Les w,pNrp
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
SENATOR HANNA'S VISIT.

Senator Hanna OF Ohio. who IL still at the Wal
dor. is confident that he will be reelected. He
SAYS that the recent election was largely Influenced
by local Issues. In New-York." he said. the
RepuJlcan party divided. The results cannot
be regarded as favorable TO Bryanism. We won In
Ohio and that is all there Is TO say"
Wr Hanna and talked with a number OF
friends yesterday. ile is receiving many tele-
urama and letters daily, and seems 10 be In close
nmch with the situation in Ohio and In the country
generally Personal business ho says. caused hls
Visit 10 NewYork lie expects TO return home
dot
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
uR DEPEW WILL PRESIDE.

N.w-Haven. Conn. Nov B-The Yale Union re-
ce,v.d n telegram from Chauncey NJ pepew To-
nient stating that he would accept the inVitht!on
70 nrrside al the Yalc-Harvard debate IN She
iJvt,erion Theatre the evening Of December >.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
FOR THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.

nnovzE STATUE OF COLUMBUS CAST IL
THIS CITY.
The bronze statute Of Columbus which Is 10 ne
rlaced IN the Congres ssiona Library IN Nhshins-
tor was on exhibition yesterday az inc works OF
tho Henry -Bonnard Bronze Company No. 40 west
St,.oor,hst The statue is one o. sixteen intended
,o ne erected in tho rotunde OF the Library II is
tho work OF Paul Waylen Bartlett, an American
snulptor who for some lime has had MS stuoio 'n
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS REAPPoNThD

As vas forsshadowed last sunday by Inc IT'D
une. Mayor Strong has renppointed tho seven
Commissioners OF the Board OF Education "hose
terms expire on Januery FOR an additional Term Term
OF three years They were oiio II. beEI':Hh,rriei 4
Pr~nti,s Henry A Rogers. huguste l. NOM Mon'aiH ,I
"a IIsnrv ~ TaTt The Mayor sem incIn M
anu. anu i.''( ~ reanpoIniment on Wednesday, which
10. ,ba o,.,' date under tho Consolidation act
on which he could legally act. ...,..x A..
"Navor stronx also reappointed yesterdAJ Mrn
~ p 1'ov-,send a school inspector.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
SIR HENRY DOULTON.

London Nov l8-Sr Henry Doulton. head or the
firm OF Doulton & Co.. Lambeth potteries, Is dead'
He was born In Vauxha july o. 100 and began
raining for a po.ter at tn. age Of fifteen. He
started the manufacture OF sanitary pipe IN lSD.
and began art pottery and Douton ware IN ls'o.
Sir Henry was a Chevali.r OF the Legion Of Honor
and received the Albert medal Of the Society OF
Arr
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
OBITUARY.
GEORGE WATERBURY, LAWRENCE.

GEORGE WATERBURY LAWRENCE
George Waterbury Lawrence, second son OF the
late Seabury Lawrence, died on wednesday morn
ing IN Phoenix Cal. where he went -FOUR years ago
IN the hope of reganng his health Mr.. Lawrence
was OF the fourth generation OF his iamily PORN
In this city and was graduate OF Columbia UNI
verSity.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
GARRETT P. SERvISSS LECTURES.

carr.tt p scfyi.s Will lecture in the ballroom OF
N. waldorf Astoria on Thursday evening. Decem-
her = on climbs in the Hlgh Alps iie WI. es
peci.ily dwell upon HE ascent or me MAT no.
pa Hou1t plon. which Will he illustrated WIN
sevonfy-ryr views. Mr Servlss has arranged ioi
th-c.. COURSES Of lectures IN BrOoklli.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.

A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
sss FIFTH AVENUE.
oath St.
Last day Of sale this Friday AT <'S"
O'Clock.
.ran.nese Swords and Bronzes. Snu"
po,es. Miniatures and Fans.
THE COLLECTION OF
MIR. F. B. WILCOX.
ROBERT soMERvILLE. oRIuits W.
Auctloneer HNIaee,..
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
ENOIvGH OF PLATT AND HIS WAYS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Poor Platt can only see the mote IN MS
bro.bar's eve as against the beam In his
am Republican a high-tarlff man, a protection
!,t most certainly and most emphatically yet have
had enough Of Mr. Platt and MS ways; fIatpam p.
terworth or Foraker for me .. ,,,,,r,
brooklyn, Nov. 10 1897. ROBlNSoN horE.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
VERDI CRITICALLY I'LL.

THE CELEBRATED COMPOSER FRUSTRATED bf
THE DEATH HIS WIFE
London Nov ls.-A special dispatch from kone
saws that signor Giuseppe Verdi. the ceieprateu
counoser of music who has been suffering greatly
since tho death Of his wife, whose death was an
nounced on Sunday Is so prostrated that serious
results are feared.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
HAVE 1T SETTLED.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: There Is one way to tell II Yalo can wh!r
Harvard paY again. WILLIAM BLAiklE'
New-York. Nov 49, 1897.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
MARRIED..

Thursday. November H. at =.
Jamess Church Fordham. by the Rev G holt.
Maud Gientworth daughter OF Mr.. and MIS- THOMAS
Floyd-Jones to Alfred Beers Sturges.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
NOTES or THE STAGE.

A beneet performance was given at the Herald
snuarc Theatre yesterday afternoon for the Char
i;v Fund OF the NeW-York Lodge Of Elks The
proceeds amounted neary 5000
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
rnrzrNy LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

=. mi, diagram continuous white line shows t1s
,,,es in pressure as Indicated by The Tnbunss ss!f-
n,s,na barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
n.,sture a. recorded At Psrys Pharmacy
Tribune ONCE Nov. 10. 1 O. m.-Ths weather yestsr-
v wa. clear and COOL The tsmpesture ranged between
a. and 20 degreea the average 07@ desresS oeins ~
..-... lower than Wednesday and ~ degrees lower
re- an the corresponding day OF last year 49,. .,,.
e;nntinued fair weather u predicted foe this Uc'niV
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19

Henry E. Dxey will give his performance OF
magic at a professional matinee at the Garden
Theatre on Tuesday afternoon Of next week
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19

The engagement OF Mile Anna Held at Roster
Balls originally made for four weeks has been
extended TIL Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
EUNERAL OF DIR. HOUGHION.
crRy-1cEs AT THE CHURCH OF The
TpANsFIGURATIoN To-MORRoW-THE
BODY TO LIE IN STATE in


,r,, f,r.,ol Of the Rev DR.. George H. Houeh'oh
,,I ,oke Mace AT the Church Of the Transhgura-
,,on to-n,orrow morning at 10 o'clock. bishop rot
~ will oacinte and will be assisted In the services
-. other ,,erevmon whose names have not yet oeeh
announced. The lay pallbearers Will he iete'
c,rdrer and Lyman Rhoades. wardens OF 'iIe
ch,,r,b and the following vestrymen; Wiil'am -
pr,rc + y. Sexton Thomas D. PECK, James %
Dav Z. A. Quintard. James 7. Dod' Char'e' -'
Kent ard r. p. Smith. 49, yc DR.
The honorary pallboarers Will be the ne' VII.
,toroo, DIX Of Trinity Church. the Rev IL w |" r r
;arn Vibbert Of Trinity Chapel the 6e, 5en ~ ~ r b.
IImp,ington Of Grace Church; the ffeN poy Dr
Vcn Kieeck OF White Plains, y. u; 'uo por 49, Dr u
y NJ Cerdenin, of West Chester; .he MI eFieavcnlv
i,a rlsr Morgan OF the Church or .le eor1i Thec,-
1C.t. Professor r. X Cady, of the ,s1eeeIn,, Rrown
incjcol seminary; the Rev. DR.. Jonh 49, Thomae
az ST Thomas's Church. ana tlss g. Nsrv The
Mckee Brown, of the Church OIL o. ''
seats will be reserved in the ,fier that hour
r,,ssbicrrrs until q30 o'clock: AItSqt LII pa az
thc Dublic will be admitted. me pu'I''' VI" ~
Trinity Cemetery later in the oaS, oaS, ,orrino 70 the
The body will he remoNeu - N .ha funeral Tho
cb,rcb where il viii rest until the diirg doieii thai
i -. oF the Venerable rector reazlns tS
bn,o arc large numbers OF peOpie WIZ bn Vii
LirdIv nohio and sympathetic prest alu as.% brings
~ ,c nav reenect 10 the man whose nns6
Toods ~ tender memories 10 them mahe %, ,p a. Tho
1hat the body may be vleWeo 'o-u'' '
hGuf3 OF ~ s.ooS d. ti T mai the Rev. George CafKe
~ ~ present vicar of the Churcn Vo .le
~ ton will he appointed 10 lIe Lcv.oi
g., ,,nnsesinn 70 h.s uncle. The Rev. Euiluhu ID
=, Sr,i,b vii remain az curate OF the PARISH
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19

Paris The statue was sent 10 this country TOT
casting In bronze The height OF the hgure ls
seven feet, and It's weieht about seventeen huhu!eu
noinds The statue will be shipped to Warrington
Today. and the work Of placing 7 In position WI
arrived from France a few days sEo specially FOR
hi
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-pAYs FoRbcAs'

vrsrrnpArs RECORD AND To-pArs FORECAST.
Washington No. H-The pressure fs hish IN the
Atlantic states and the central valleys ana on tne
Southern Rocky Mountain plateau storrn oi oonS''
cradle energy has advanced from the NORM rA'"'
" ,..,n Montana Light SHOWS have fallen in North
-, x.w-Ensland thu lake regions ard the extreme
Northwest and rain the North Psc'nc 'es"' heav'
,ro.t, occurred Thursday morning In the Sun Aush"c
s,,.- Tn. barometer fallen throughout the oeh'A
va,l.v. and decidedly the Northern ROCKY no1n.~'
- rh ,.mn4ratura is higher IN IN. central valleys
,so,, m, Rocky Mountain districts Lsht
- va, occur in Northern New England ana showers
-. Nor,b.rr Rocky Mountain plateau bur ne westhsr
III, -. ,air In the other districts SIo~Iy ''s"S "
WI ue ta ~, ,aicat.d generally IN all districts
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
POstOmce Notice.

ExpressiOn restored 10y ARTIFICIAL teein pr, pE"sS
Dent!s,-Worlds Fair Award-+o+ L|Aihs''h a'e' WI
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19

The new play which Anthony Hope has written
for L. H. Sothern is entitled The Ladies' Duel"
IL will be played for the first time In the course OF
Mr. S1thern's coming cngaRement IN Phlladelpha,
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
POLICEMAN GUARDING ARMOUR'S HOUSE.

Chicago. Nov. IS.-Two policemen have been de-
tailed to guard the house or r D. Armour. rhe
rea son tor the precauton is n rumor from NJ nne-
arolls that a speculator who lost money In wneat
mas gone insane and left Minneapolis with the
avowed purpose OF killing Armour
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN.
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
,rr,sr N DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

ror Maine New-Hampshire and vermont oce."on.'
"s' .,r.s,,s Rhod. Island and Connecticut. fan.
-. ror,herly winds becoming variable 4.
E ir..,ern New-York, fair except Ignt go" n
For Ea.b Eo,b.r1 norton: warmer variable winds. bs-
coming southerly. ,,,,,. and New-Jersey fair,
For Dnr,hsr,v vinds becoming southerly
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19

..,,,v o,ty Prices low as anywhere. here %
-, HOWARD & 60, 20, Fifth Avenue
orIv thirty more business days before Xmas
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
Guerial Hotltcs.
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Tribune Terms TO Mall SubscriDers

Tribune Terms TO Mall Subscribers.
Daily SO q year; 81 per month. .,
Dsv Without sunday, IS year. 20 cents per month.
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except Mexico and Canada, and the daily In Sew-
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the owners risk.
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New-York tribune., 1897-11-19

WOOdIaWn CemtttTy'
Orice No 20 F. 23i-st.
woodlawn Station (24th W,rd). hsrlem Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19

..,>,rrn NATTER, ETC.-Gernan steamers sailing %
Tnt,days ;ak. Printed Matter e.. for Germany ana
,,. ~ Europe American and white star steamers
q. Wsdnesdays German steamers on InursaNs I,s and
Sunara Natter etc for al countries for which they
A.. Advertised TO carry man
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19

The marriage OF Mrs. Mary Sawyer Foo'e' OF
Washington. D. c.. and Or. Austin Thomas OF
Unity Me- took place in Augusta, Me. on NO
,,ernber n at noon in st. Marks Church, the rec
tor the Rev George F. Degen, officiating
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19
GONE 70 SEED.

fTOln The PhIIadelphla Telogrlpl
Ex- Boss. Plat IS in his dotaRe 1t is proper 20
SPEAK OF MIN as eX"boss.' since the majority
OF the party hC formerly controlled longer sup
ports him, ana he mas evidently lost his grip go
completely that there is no hope that he can ever
"scaln It.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19

bridgeport Conn. Nov. B-The marriage OF DR.
F NJ Turkey OF this city, TO Miss l.. c. Ray daugn-
fer Of the late Benjamin and Mary A. Kay, TOOK
in State-st
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19

Miss Minelle Alexander daughter OF Colonel ana
Mrs. Charles Alexander. Of East FNty-thrd-st,
ba. announced her engagement to Arthur ID
Weekes of this city.
New-York tribune., 1897-11-19

Rochester Nov. H-Miss Florerce Corneha Eli
wanCer, daughter OF George II. El"anser'
.,o, hro 1as, night 10 Albert william Lillien-
,bai of Belvoir Yonkers. The bridrgroon Was
tended by Kenneth Barnard. OF new & onh, 'A''
ond Mrs Iilienthal will live In Mount vernon
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-08-30
NEWKIRK AND HIS REVOLVER
Went 10 Find His Wife and Is Locked
Up for Shouting az AIbarf Scoff

Carrot Newkirk, twenty-six years old,
of No. 21 Bergen avenue, Jersey City,
was arraigned before Justice Nevin this
morning, charged with attempting to kill,
and was committed for examination.
Newki has a young and pretty wife.
The couple had a quarrel late last night
ID she left him and sought shelter at
the home of her grandmother, at No. 257
Monticello avenue. About midnight New
kirk called at the Monticello avenue
house. He raped loudly on the door and
1ourishing a revolver demanded admis-
sion.
Albert Scott, who lives in the lower
part of the house went to the door. He
ordered Newkirk away and the two had
a row. Scot got Newkirk to the door
and showed him down the stoop. With
an oath Newkirk ~levelled his revolver at
Scott and blazed away The bullets
whizzed by Scott's head, and was buried
in the door. Newkirk started to run away
but was caught by Scott. Newkirk made
another attempt to shoot Scott, but was
prevented by the opportune ARRIVAL OF
Patrolman Mead, who disarmed him and
locked him up.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-08-30
FRANKLIN soOIAL's OUTING.

About fifty members and friends OF the
Franklin Social Gu of No. 1H Franklin
street. went to Sayles' Park, G~reenviile.
Yesterday, to attend the inaugural out
ing of this popular organization. The
arrangements were in the hands OF a
committee consisting of George Holz-
schuh, Chairman; Otto Keim and Robert
White. The day was pleasantly passed
and all seemd to enjoy themselves.
Among those who participated were
Messrs. Charles Rudolph, Robert White,
John Krause, George King, Otto keim,
John and Henry Leddy, Frank Martin,
Henry Blume, Frank Jouran. Alexander
Boyer, George Williams, James McGrath.
Anton Muehle. Otto Doll, Henry Neid,
John Schaffer, William Rowe, William
Schinelock. William Rhoades, Anton
Lang, Charles Jordan, James Boyce, En-
nest Doll, Samuel Meagher, William
White, William Truce, Alderman r. e..
Hartmann, Henry Heishorn, John Fer
ricks. Misses Eva Glass, Annie Muller,
Mamie Scott. Emily Rudolph, Title Book
ner, Mamie Finn, Mamie Keim and Agnes
Douoyan
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-08-30

sHERIFFTs SALEM CHANcERY OF NEW
Jersey.
Between Caroline L.. Gutenberg, complain
ant. and Wilhelmine Baumgartner ct al, de-
Fl. ia. For Sale of Mortgaged Premises.
Returnable October Term, 1887.
James Palmer, Solicitor.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ, to me
directed and delivered, I shall sell by public
vendue, at f. G. Wolbert's Real Estate Sales
room, No. AZ Montgomery street, Jersey City,
on
THURSDAY, the thirtieth day of September,
A D.. 1897.
at two o'clock in the afternoon, all the fol-
lowing described land and premises. with the
appurtenances, being the same described in
said writ. that is to say
All those certain lots, tracts or parcels OF
land and premises hereinafter particularly de-
scribed, situate, lying and being in the Town
ship Of Union, in the County of Hudson and
State Of New Jersey, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows
Beginning at The southeasteriy corner of
Hudson avenue and Lewis street. running
thence southerly along the easterly side of
Hudson avenue one hundred qo0 feet: thence
easterly and parallel with Lewis street one
hundred Qo0) feet; thence northerly and paral-
lei with Hudson avenue one hundred do0) feet
to Lewis street; thence westerly along the
southerly side of Lewis street one hundred
600 feet to the corner aforesaid, the point
or place of beginning. Being the same prem
ises conveyed to the said Wilheimine Baum
gartner by Floyd Bailey. Eliza T.. Bailey and
Eugene McJimsey, by deed dated May 25th,
1893.
WILLIAM HELLER
Sheriff.
Dated August "a, 1897.
Jersey City News and North Hudson World.