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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
THE TiNMANY CROWD AT LAKEWOOD.
MANY POLITICIANS JOIN THE SUITE or TIE BIG
BOSS.

MANY POLITICIANS Ioix THE SUITE OF TIE no
Lakewood. y j. Dec a.-Pcrhaps there
MAYER before M one time many prominent poll
ticians In Lakewood at present. Judge Van
wvck wa, IN close conference this morning with
Mr. Croker and Mr.. Carroll Mr.. Van Wyck polite
" said he was not yet ready 10 give out anything
regarding appointments. The knowing ones says
that tho appointment OF Corporation Counsel will
20 either 10 John WhaIen or Vernon NJ. Davis.
with the chances In favor OF Whelan. II he VIII
accept De Ianccy Nicol who Is at the Laurel
House and who had Il talk WITH Mr.. CROKER last
night Denies as he has before. that he Is seeking
the appointment Of Corporation Counsel Johh -
Sexton can be Under Sheriff. n he wants TO-
but II is said he is looking for another appoint
ment.
Many notclsns arrived In Lakewood on the after
noon train to-day Several were the leaders OF
districts and visited Lakewood with the hope OF
securing places for their constituents. while many
came 10 boom their own chances Tor places uhder
the new government. This evening there were
many private conferences. but there was no general
conference This may take place Tomorrow On
account O. the disagreeable weather the Tammahy
braves nj! stayed within doors this evening
Among those who came to Lakewood on the after
noon train to-day and Immediately registered AT INC
Lakewood Hotel were bernard j. YORK ana ms SUI.
., prookIvn: William Dalton. Nicholas Muller. OF
So, t.,.rd the Democratic leader Of the Borough
=, pichmond: Thomas ". Fitzgerald. also OF Staten
Island. Joseph w Flynn J. ". Mcdonald. William
Pitt Mitchell James McCaDe Thomas p SrnG.y
h i, Fitzgerald, Congressman William suzer
Controller BIRD coeT AnthonE m,n'i.
u;i,ar oui, f. Hafren. Presdcnt-elect Of the
ioro,ieh OF The Bronx and Councilman-clcct Iho'n-
Foley. D.,o, =, a ,ieasart manner by
Mr. Croker Judge Van Wycn ana mo. 's %, tsta svon
INK was spent The billiard and smoking pr rs1n
| W." -, tho Tammany men here exPec, 10 return
Ma,f VI on the rain leaving Lakewood 1T
o'clock Sunday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
Postomce Notice.

SHOULD be read DAILY by all Interested as ehans~
Foreign malls Tor the ending December H. 5ss
viii close ompp Parcels in P Poses Mails s'e clos. one
earlier than e9sps Rs sA.xn e' Sxs
w saas~sFs an,Ssrp ;: di:e;S
ES%S*. Per ,ss
and %aia I per Esrc b: directed
s a:;is4: ~ ssf
sATrRDA9& 70. EurG gs,u per sw,;..rians
Ta aly.' Spain, Portugal Turkey: Egypt and S1'n m
r. ndi frn"s .t Be- SssfsS
Eyp. and British ~ oS ns' pa Rss Of Europe
ia at VI. Ro,t ,sF
ers mus, be directed Letters must =
Srecs ~. per Ausus:e vic;ora'D.
.pR1SrEp MATTER ETc-German steamers sailing o o1
tuesdays take Printed Matter ETC. for Gernany o,bsr
" ESrop. American White star steamed sns
Wednesday. German steamers Steamers gs on Saturday,
they are advert'red to carry mail
Af Malls ''f Eua s.
opened on tn. pier. or 's snd reman open until
MAILS FOR SOUTH i sNR sET E4e AALs.~ xar,.
sTXDArA'p sr, .nT Ms S1 aI psT
ss.s BAHIA Plat; and Rs G::.
i SSn Sor sa pr,a must 5. Bun9n ana
SsIssSs. e. f,s ssa$:'sg' Ss'
mals per steamer from Nsw-orleIanIs ans; a, m for
Laura II, Land detter' must be d'ree''o 'e'
gs e; sns ras' m Ss1'i
directed per Wilson, a. 1870 rois Is ssnrd
., for St ne. Tho"s' Msdisns deter:
@s %rdTf5s R e Ssf :r
MadaS. o At - a. 81 e0iaa
steamer from .,Snns Norm rom si Sosssn
;dm As, :sG a., for r1r Tor
rsrbA G9niSo Ss H'St Per
TOsa from son renrs Rics and
Psss P2a; "s. P be- isc1sa 'nsa
v.r M for Ms esP: R %a.' he
i%r ESF iS RHa d e:ssDs ssS 70.
Forums ssysnn. and 8. .s;.a p.
H'' a, 'i iS for 'sifa aSa 1870
a, APPS Ct lSsG per- % f'i
% mus, 3
per rsf.s n for renaaa 10;
rsnae Sos s sSsnsy :. Tor SO ma FOR s.
pet4s M fTGn sg pTr
Mail, for Newfoundland by rail- Halifax and shens: +.
Ss %aeo Ss By at rail- 'h to and
s., Ard y sS...as pn na:::
S Bs' sse ' dairy at 80 m p iRe
tered mail closes at D. m. previous day.
/ TRANSPACIF1C MAILS
! Mails for Australia except West Australia) New.
Zealand Hawaii and FIJI Islands, per Aorans!
0rom Vancouver. close here daily after December -
| and UP 20 December at $50 p. m: Mails for China
japan and Hawaii. per g. cry ~ Peklng IRON San
/ u m Mails for China and Japan per 8. g. Tacoma
from Tacomn), close here daily 10 December liz
| at $50 p Mails for Hawaii. per s. g. Australia
| fror, San Francisco, close here daily 10 Deem
Der % at 80 D. Malls for the Society Islands, per
ship Tropic Bird rom san Francisco. close here daily
| up December 20 az $50 p m MAILS for china ana
Japan specially addressed only, per g. Empress OF
India from Vancouve', close mere day up 70 Decem.
for West Australia. which forwarded via Europe
| New Zealand Hawaii. Ftu and Samoan Islands, per
| s. Moana from san Francsccl. close here daily up
| IN December f31 at a ii a and $3.50 D.
| Tor on arrival New-Y York Of Campania with
! British mails for Ausralia).
Transpacnc mails forwarded to Of sailing daily
and schedule OF closing is arranged on the presump
zion OF their uninterrupted overland transit tRegis-
| tered mail closes at p. IN. previous day.
! CORNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmaster.
| postor1ce New-York. v. Y. December g. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
THE XXIXTH DISTRICT ENROLMENI'

4 SURPRISE MAY BE sPRr'NO At THE MEETING
OF THE INVESTIGATORS TOMORROW NIGHT
The nine delegates 10 the Republican County
Committee from the XXlXth Assembly Dist'lc'
who arc investigating the enrolment VIII "''1
again tomorrow evening nj the NAIAm Dis'''V'
Republican Club rooms nj No SOS l'exngtoh-a'c..
~ continue tho investigation. II IL UNDERSTOOD
that big surprise will be sprung on the co"'''-
tee by one Of the election district chairh'h' ".''
will. in addition 10 producing the rolls OF inc as
,rict give complete history OF the padding OF INV
rolls. -.
This Investigation started by IN" fact 'h"'
the Plaza Republican Club sent out 3"s 'et'e's ~
enrolled Republicans. and had twelve huhdred oi
these letters returned as being addressed 10 b.r-
sons not found by the Postoiice oihclaIS. ~
committee has had number or mectinss: ana vi"
Republicans who arc contestlng tho cnioiH'iIt -
loga that a thorough investigation OF me pinu.u
rolls hns been carefully avoided ny IN" commute
Al tho last meeting OF the committee ono OF IN"
election district charrcn said. when asked I" pro-
,!uce tho rolls Of his district: ,, 800
II refuse 10 produce the rolls OF my dlsrlct url-
less directed 10 do by tho County otnWiht'''
and will not allow any names 10 DC slrn iiuI
them. Furthermore. ! would say that MT puIsk
wrote mo n personal letter before tho last pr
marles that the vote In my district Wouih alo"
forty-six names to be added to the rolls WI,
ont and got them aud now refuse to nave them
stricken OF"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
nR w11vAryE TO BE ORDAINED DEACON.
THE FORMER PRESBYTERIAN MINISTER Ac
CEPTED AS A CANDIDATE FOR HOLY OK
pERs IN THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

cEprEp AS A CANDIDATE FOR HOLY OR
pERs IN THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
At the last meeting OF the standing committee
~ ,be diocese OF New-York four men were recon-
mended as candidates for holy orders. three were
recommended for ordination TO the order OF deacon
and two for advancement from the diaconate 10
the priesthood. Among those who were recon-
mended for ordination to the diaconate IN the
Episcopal Church is the Rev. DIR. James H. NC
Ilyaine formerly one OF the leading clergymen IN
the Presbyterian denomination in this city. Dr
McIlvaine was for many years the pastor OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of the Covenant at MADISON
ave ard Thirty-ffth-st. When that church sofa
its property and united with the old Brck Church
at Fifth-ave and Thirty-seventh-st" Of which the
Rev Dr. Henry van Dyke is the pastor. about -FOUR
years ago DR.. McIlvaine became co-pastor with
DIR van Dyke. The coordinate passionate continued
for two years. at the expiration OF which time Dr
McIivainc resigned and went to Europe FOR sea-
Of travel and rest
Nothing was heard from the former New ork
minister by his associates here until last winter.
when il was announced that he had left the fres-
hyterlan body ard had Joined the communion or
the Episcopal Church. having been confirmed IN
the American Church OF St. PauTs In Rome, OF
which the Rev r. j. Nevin is the rector.
He EXPRESSED a desire to Bishop Potter to- enter
the priest hood OF the Episcopal Church, and on
his return to this city some months ago was ac-
cepted az a candidate for holy orders HIS oroina-
ton as deacon will take place within few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
HOLM RAtTH.

Iohr Rauth died AT his homo. NO lE'2 .o'
,o,,oos, prooklvn on Thursday. after prlet
illness. Mr.. Rau,h was thrty-four years Old. ana
FOR fifteen years associated in business WIN MN
his father and brother ms masons ana ou,lao'S Az
firm bun, many large buildings in BROOKLYN MI
pau,h was for many years prominent III VIC "
49,. N..ona. Association. holding the olice .. ,,or
~. lie vas Instrumental In the org ~. ESQ
Of the Home club OF the Fifteentn w W make tho
anu ~ 80, success He served for huloei, ,b
ears a. trustee and ycs-pres.dnn' ot r and
a. n. chambers Tent. knights Oh '" "a tho
CCoor;Incn,ai council. Legion OF Honor anu Wv
uIdow and two sons survive him nr Iii bs
III, w. bnl6 a, o'clock to-day, ana pu'i'' WIN ~
in calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

,.,,orrpDAy.s RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Warrington. Dec. THE storm has moved from mo
,,,.,,s,,pp Valley to the upper like region. in
a, in intensity. and causing rains from the Missouri
md Lower Mississippi valley to tho Atlantic eoaS, except
-, Florida The area OF high pressure has re-
49, ,,.d nearly stationary in tho middle plateau region
ana this condition presaEes warm weather east OF tho
M.,s,,pui River for three four days. preceded by
colder In tho East Gulf States The temperature mas
,.sn in the Middle and Lower Mississippi Valleys ana
, o-.uy rts.n elsewhere showers may be expected
a., ortbern New-England clearing In the lake regions
"a. ohio Valley ard Southern New England ana see""'
f,,r weather eiesewhese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
WARM WORDS OF PRAISE.
.aston PENN Free Press.

FROM The Easton PENN Free Press
The prospectus OF The Ncw-York Tribune appears
In The Free Press" to-day. and merits attention.
me New York Tribune has long been known as the
great expounder OF sound Republican doctrine, and
IN this respect has wider fame than any other
newspaper now published. Few. II any. Of the
prominent Republican newspapers OF to-day existed
when The Tribune. under Horace Greeley. began It's
splendid career. None has consistently advocated
the true Republican principles long this great
journal. 1t is published daily. including Sunday.
has weekly and q semi-weekly issue and supple
ments the whole with the annual publication OF one
OF the most complete almanacs that issues from any
once. The Tribune commands respect. and. with
history Of the great Republican party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
REPUBLICAN, CONFERENCES.
MEETINGS THIS WElK OF COMMITTEES
WORKING FOR ., NEW PARTY
ORGANIC \TION

meeting OF the Executive Committee OF
Thirty five appointed at the Lyric Hall confer
ence Of the Republican Orga cizaton OF the City
OF New-York on Friday nigh, was held last
night at the rooms OF the XXNIIth Assembly
District Republican Club. Sixth-ave.. between
Forty-third and Forty-fourth SITS. Representa-
tives of the thirty -one OF the thIrty-five Assem-
By districts Of the city were selected by the
delegates Of their respective districts at the
Lyric Hall conference and twenty-three OF
these were present at the meeting last night.
H. 3 Smith presided, and W. F. DAILY acted as
secretary. The situation was discussed. and the
following subcommittee was chosen to confer
on Tuesday night. at the same place, win the
Plaza Clubs Conference Committee on Policy
and Plan OF Organization: +. c. Cotter' i'th
Assembly District; II. c. Piercy. Win; w. r.
DAILY. XVIII; ]. w. Hutchinson. XlNth; Wiiliam
Brookhe!d XXVIIth. and II. Il. Smith, AHNis''
with President Swayne and |ice-fresioent
Bagg, OF the organization. as members eN-oi-
fcio. This committee will meet Tomorrow his"'
at the home OF Mr.. Bagg. No. $50 West For'y
eighth-st to formulate a plan TO be presented
for discussion at the conference with the RAGS
Clubs committee on Tuesday evening. inc ACT
ing chairman OF the Executive Committee was
empowered to appoint Committee on Orgshiza-
tion and. after passing vote OF thanks 10 the
XXVITth District Club for the use or is roo"i''
the committee adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
THE NAMING or THE kENTtChf.

GOVERNOR pRApLEY SAYS THE NATTER WILL.
SOON RE SETTLED TO SUIT EVERYBODY
Cincinnati Dec. "A Frankfort Ky, speciai 10
1.-THE Times STAR says:
Governor bradley says he has received no re-
,,,,., from, hls daughter who ~ at Washington. to
,nnoint Miss Richardson to name the battle-ship
Kcrtucky and under all the circumstance ne
could not now appoint Miss Richardson. even II ms
d,urhicr urged him do so, but that the ~hoie
arrair will hc arranged shortly 10 suit everybody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
WILLIAM ISIAK T..

po,o,, cal. Dec. William Blake. the hrs'
ubre settler in what Ia now Pomona county.
dead. He was born IN New-York 'i'y. an" was
ono Of the soldiers with Fremont on ms III ~,
,,,, 60. tho nloins He assisted. as llcu-
,on,r, IN the United states Army. In planting inc
s,,rs and Stripes first on Fixes Peak, ne cam,
- "a lirornla with Fremont In 1915. ana took pa,.
40 49, s,rureie about Monterey and Santa ,ruz
, =" rrested California from Mexico re pore
dispatches from Fremont TO commohorc Saoa r,on,
u,ng,o,t,,Ions FOR the transfer OF the state from
10 MEXICAN 10 the United States Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
IN prpOPT on THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

NIAGARA Falls y. " Dec A-R. Jackson OF INC
firm OF f. D. Smith & Co, the contractors "no
built the wheel pit for the Niagara POWER Co',',
pany. said yesterday that on december ~ "e w..
, Ch,cavo with a party OF civil engineers and
co,,rac,ors who would visit Nicaragua and look
over the situation regards the complexion or
Tho Nicaragua Canal. In the party there wSuiu oe
twenty men and they would report upon the cost
OF doing the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
Or JAMES OLMSTEAD.

N!dlle,own Conn, Dec. "a dispatch fece'.'
hero from Nrw-York this afternoon announced ,he
,a,h y, ~. Hotel Grenobic in that city. OF DR.
I,me, Olmstead superintendent OF the CONNECTICUT
uosc,,sI for tho Insane DR. omstead was my
v.,rs old and graduate or faie ror WI, s',noy
-. bc mad been connected with the INSTITUTION
=, ,vhich ne waa tho head at IN" time or nus u'a'"'
lie wn- a .mnercr from nervous prostratoh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
TRACY'S VOTE IN THE XXfID.

Tkoma. F. Pagan president Of the Mckinley Re
publican club. has written letter 10 The Tribune
stating that an error was made in a recent article
which credited General Tracy with 1894 votes In the
XXIll Assembly District. You VIII ma he
writes that II was lot even one thousand by ex-
aiming the records.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
INSANE FROM GOOD FORTUNE.
AN ACTRESS so OVERLOOKED NJ ShO' r'''" - '
THAT HER RELATIVES TAKE HER
TO BELLEVUE.

Gertrude Tappan, an actress thir.y years o.u y,
No 81 West ehundred-and-second-fi was laSe,'
- psIlevue Hospital yesterday afternoon ana placed
IN Tho insane pavilion. She arrived AT 'he hoSp.a
IN a coach. accompanied by her sister "eu. e'"a'
III, ., bor eis,er had been unable for nearly
,o ,.oars 10 get a place. Three days ago. however.
she was engaged for a part in The Briae-Elee'
sousas new opera. She was to go TO reheafse Oh
Monday. but the good fortune proved TOO much lo'
her and she began to brood and to nave @ M m
,Ions She grew worse and at last became ~ IN vi.
HE that she had to he removed 70 tne n u
nltai Or Robertson. OF Bellevue VIII ef Ia ,rnovei
and n she proves to be insane she VIII pe re"o'e'
TO BloominSdale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
WILL JOIN THE NATIONAL SOCIETY.
,.vyr- 1rpsry SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLT
TON ADOPT A RESOLUTION FAVOR

TION ADOPT A RESOLUTION FHV0H-
ING CONSOLIDATION.
The New-Jersey Society Sons OF the American
Revolution held a special meeting In the Chancery
Chambers in Newark. yesterday. and passed
resolution adopting the plan Of union with the
Sons of the American Revolution and the sons
of the Revolution. which was formulated ana
adopted subject to the Judgment OF the s'a'e or
ganzat,ons AT a meeting Of the National repre-
sentatives OF the two bodies In Cincinnati on
october u John Whitehead. Of Morristown the
president Of the NewJersey Society, explained the
object Of the meeting. and letter from Franklin
Murphy secretary general of the National Sons or
the American Revolution. was read. IN whlch
pleasure was expressed that thirteen state M so
rretjes had favored consoda ton. President White
head: General Rushing. Of Trenton: the Rev D 7:
ford and others spoke in favor Of consolidation
The resolution was adopted by a rising vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
,,,r,cr VAN wYcKs RESIGNATION.

usvor-e,ect Rober; A. Van Wyck has sent to
coysrnor Black his resignation as Judge OF the CITY
court II IL expected that the Governor VIII APP
no,nt n successor to Judge Van Wyck on Monday
Mr.. Van wyck has been ch'ef Judge OF inc o', ~,
"a, no chief Judge and will hold Office ior only
Year The Judges Of ,hc city C4uri WIZ , tec IA
c,inod 70 be a candidate for the appointment II Is
expected that the Governor VII APPo,n, Hssists ,,
md elisha X Camp. who were candidates ior tno
once in the election, are also said 10 o. , @
S o,no,ntmcn; The salary or the onlce Is *lovO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
MANY POSTMA STEERS TO BE CONFIRMED.

Washington Dec. 1.-The Senate will have the
appointments OF about 1888 Presidential posmasters
on its hands for confirmation in the present month
All but 100 OF these have been made by the Presi-
dent since the close Of the extra session OF Con-
gress The postmasters OF Philadelphia. Brooklyn
and Detroit are among them. OF the remaining
100 cases 40 are ready be sent by the President
at the opening Of Congress and % others are
expected In the month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
DIR. WELLMAN'S LECTURE.

The Rev Or. T. Homer Wellman. or the Church
NJ the Atonement Brooklyn. delivered his lecture
- ..,yordcrfr, Alnska" to an audience which filled
,ho Young Mems Christian Association Han. No o
West Onc-hundred and twenty ATHEIST last night:
,rhe doctor spoke in a most telling way FOR nearly
,,vo hours holding the attention or MS auoIence
fron start 10 finish The lecture was ihus""'cu
Win more than one hundred Views.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
BACKING FOR orIGG nEING solNHr.

paper setting forth the alleged jealous and
efficient work Of tho Republican organization OF
which Lernuel l.. Quigg In the nominal head. and
pledging the subscriber TO support OF that organi-
Zation under It's present management ana leader
ship ~ being circulated for signature In some
OF the uptown Assembly districts II has received
the signatures OF good many OF the faithful.
but many other Republicans to whom II has been
presented have refused 10 put their names to H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
,.,r,Dpco.; II THURMAN.

Troy ~ r. Dec. 4-R!chardsoh H. "'a.
orh,y-scven years old. VIOLIN" w. ,,o :,
-, ,,o,o,ly NJ noon to-day. 1T his nome !"
,,,hs, rIo had boon III from neuralgia ao ,
a wcek hu, Il was thought mar ne e WE '" "
nn-n.eJ mill A moment before his death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
sJp LILLIAN p4ryCEFOTE RECOVERING.

NTR il TTIN TfF VT 7" ''''T0
,voa,,,s,o, Dec 4-sir Julian Pauncefote, the
u.,,,sh amin ssador. r. gradually recovering from
g. long and somewhat painful attack OF rheuma-
,I1m which has kept him in his room and part OF
,hc im. in bed for the last hve week. xiv, ne Is now
able TO get about crutches put IL VIII pe several
laws before he can resume "o'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
THE REV. WILLIAM f. HENNiNG.

Saratoga y Y. Dec. A-The Rev. william Ed
ward Uennlng Presbyterian minister. died NJ
Glens Falls las, night lie was born IN He'an" W
1874 and was educated at Belfast he came 70
America IN 1852 and settled at North ArGyie. WISH
ing,on County where he remained until lSl, wheh
n" removed 10 Gens Falls A widow and ak chill
dr,n survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
CHANGE OF TINE TO NEW ORLEANS. MEM
PHIS CHATTANOOGA.

The Norfolk and Western Railway change sched-
MA to-day ieav wing New-York with through sleep
&c cars 10 New Orleans At 200 p NJ Sunotys
sss p N from South Ferry and $50 P a. from
Liberty Street Ferry on week days ana wasn'ns "a
p NJ. New orleans, $50 A. NJ. and Memphis $40
A. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
DIED..

pAYrR-A the residence Of her son.in law. Fsiowes
s maE'' December Frances Augusta widow o, George
baker and daughter OF the late william beas' OF
Funeral private.
BIArcHFoRD-o December B. 1891 a, hi' residence.
no 81 Riverside Drive. Samuel Milford Ba'ch'ord' IN
his ga srS At tn. Church Of the Heavenly Res.
5th-ave and +th-s, on Monday December D. al ii''"
h. Ss ssa
Biodrett. OF George Bodss, n.c.,,.r a. service,
Funeral at schenectady on Monday Dece"'oer u ee
kindly omit flowers
nerai ,erv h At Grace chapel Ea', i4hs' near
,n,srmen r at Middebursh. n. Y.
pAvENpoRr--on Friday December 3 1897. after
short illness william Ia"rs s psV of e Wit, Clinton
Council No 40 Royal Arcanun are invited 10 s,.ena
has Or Aber, ~ curry. No. Aoa ciasson-ave BROOK
"" sunday b D's ss"S.a,. n q 3 tn. family
rnrNCT, A. his residence No 2O7+ Anthony-ave
William French. "A years OF age
GII~HRisr-At the Windsor Hotel Ssw.Yorh December
8 Dr. William y. GEchrist aged - years
Funeral Sunday. z Clock =. go o.
1897 NJ rs ,ss sst No Sc ysa st.
Noti". Of funeral hereafter
uoppIN-on Thursday. December . 1897 louisa HOW.
land "d.S o ,t. IN he ,oa year
ass services viii church ;h ave
corner Of 2lst on MonaAy Ds,sm M le, Il"
MAGovERN December at her re hSn M Mo-
100 broadway. Martha T. s"s''n' w''e OF JON" "A
Interment WOODLAND
Funeral private.
Please omit flowers ,eo-
rrXxrxcToS-At Newark = J.. December D. 1871
,raro,te O. Pennington. widow o' Ea"afo H. ie"-
nington. 49,, n, M from her late
Funeral Monday. otn it' '
~, ow, n, December g. 1885,. William Truslow. in
his S6th year. .,..,. -, h,x so,- In law A g.
90 No II West 54th-s Sunday December o.
AT p III. ~ tho family
$3.50 A, uooneed ~ j. on December 4. 1897. Ann.
",aurh,er of the late James Wilde, aged 81 years
,nersI ,eryices her late residence NO -, pro""
fune' n,oomneld n. J.. Monday. at p m.
q, , ~, ard friends are invited TO attend n,-
will train leaving Barcay ana '"'is
topher-st. at 80 y NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
FORECAST IN DETAIL. FOR TO-DAY.

FORECAST ~ DETAIL FOR TO-DAf'
For Maln. New-Hampshirs and Vermont. rain. prob
ably clearing Sunday evening" south 10 southwest whns
rr Massachusetts, Rhode Island Connecticut and East
~, y,r. rain followed by fair Sunday afternoon
.o,her,y winds becoming westerb
10, Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey. fair PR
IL, =, IN. early Sunday morning by rain In extreme
.,.rn ror,lons souihsry winds. becoming Westerly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-05
SECRETARY SHERMAN MUCH BETTER.

Vvo.h,,e,on Dec. 4-Secrctary Sherman was so
,,,ch ,mnroved to-day that he transacted business
A. hom. but dill not venture out. owing TO the IN
element weather.