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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


YARNS OF various sizes ana values, de-
e.ilbiy located In states OF New-YOrk
ano New-J-rsey. viii be sold az low prices
md upon very easy terms. TINS ~ an un-
usual opportunity 10 secure n bargain. For
further particulars. parties iateres 80 will
please address MORTGAGEE. l.. o. Cox
lJ4. New York.
OK ORANGE MOUNTAIN SIDE Giewe-
Ism Parkl.- Modern residence. stables
about 3 acres aqu'duct water. gas. per
Yet SUIT undings fine views. macada-
niz u roads. sale Sl2 40. immediate T..
session. f.. T.. HAMILTON x co. 90
BrOa lwaV
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

10 PHILADELPHIA, BAL MORE AND
WASHINGTON
For Philadelphia. week days 30 500. 900. 100
i 80 Dining Carr A; NJ, 30. 200. 800. 400 BUFFET
parlor carr 49, 500 Dining Carr 500 30. 900 p.
N 1918 night sundays. 400 900. l010 II 80 Dining
carr A NJ. 200. 400. 500 Dining carr +. NJ. 12:lJ
night. % - %
For Baltimore and Washington. week days, 500 1000
p. NJ. l215 night. SUNDAYS 1890. ll:$0 Dining Car
A NJ 200. SEQ dining carr r. NJ. II - night.
Darlor-car secured at foot Of
Liberty s. l3. l72 26l 434 944. lao l33 Broadway
81 Gh Az. East l4tn -, LAB East l25th ST. .73
West l25th s.. 25l Columbus Az. New-l0rk; Court
ST $50 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN ~ Broadway williamsburg
The Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotels residence 20 destination.
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HELP WANTED.
'

HELP WANTED.
-DNINNNNNNN--NO-N ~N~.NNN~N~NyNNNN1.O
Male.
AGENTS live men only on the grcatesf
specially IL the DAY. sells nj sight.
largest commission and choice terrifory.
see the sunlight Gas lamp. half the gas
consumed and three times the light Can
or address SUNLIGHT co, 80 Broadway.
TIRES. 500 PER PAIR-One agent
wanted in every town. as good as are
made. fully guaranteed. MfNERALIZFD
RI BIER co. Is C1in a.. New York
TEA PEDLERS IN the country: best goods;
largest commissions. write for terms
TEAS 300 Huison-st.
WANTED Experienced. reliable agents
In all parts Of the United states. to
whom We can now assign special territory
for the sale OF THE NETWORK TRIB-
UNF'S GREAT WORK. AMERICAS
SUCCESSFUL MEN" II Is one u the
mos; easily sold publications now before
the American people. and is not only deep
~ interesting Itself. but proves a great
educator repete with object-lessOls fOr
young men starting IN business life. Every
library public or private. ~ incomplete
without II. The work is published IN two
lnrge volumes. royal octave and is illus
truted with numerous steel and sipp.e
portraits. Address ADAMS & co, rs
Duane-st.. y. "
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

-N1NfO0OON1ON0NN(N|N
WANTED Without board by two ladies.
private family preferred. large room
with bath. or privilege ~ bath. IN the
nelghborhO0d II 3stn-st. and 42d-st., be
tween 9Th ave and Broadway. Address.
stating terms references q D. exchanged.
l. q Tribune Once.
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"BLACk DlArlOND EXPRESS

Buffalo 9:55 p NJ. Pullman ibuie Iay Cache
Parlor Cars Dinrg-Csr service. Meas Ia ..,rta
Connects Buffalo with through Sleepers 10 Detroit ana
Chicago.
1910 =. VI. daily. except Sunday. for Mauch Chunk
and intermediate points.
40 4. VI. daily except Sunday Wilkcsbsrre p,t,s
ton. Scranton and principal intermediate stations CON
all points IN coal region Char - Wilkes
$40 y. ". daily except SUNDAY f,r Winesb,rr.
pittston Scranton and principal Intermediate stations
Connects for all points In regions Pullman Pee,
parior Car Nikesbarre '''-
5:15 Y, VI daily. for EASTON and intermediate STA
tons.
6:IO y. VI. daily. evcep; SUNDAY Express r7r Stating
and prncira! lntermediatA stations. Corne-.s fr
Reading and Harrisburg. Chair Car Siatington "
ZOO r. VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FAILS
and points West Pullman Sleeper Vestihuiei
y. Y. E, chicago Sleepers u Bufa'1 and Ta~-,ts
South Painheid. Easton Bethlehem M,uoh r.t,,.-p
L. & p Junction. Sayre, Geneva Rochester BATAVIA
Buffalo Pullman sleeper for buffalo. None blt sleSni
car passengers carred NJ baggage carried ''""
300 y. VI. daily. for ITHACA. GENEV, rocrr-S
TER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and ali -,oirts vs.,
Pullman sleepers TO Chcaso ana Buffalo. sleeper >,
Wukesbarre.
Additional local trains daily excep. srri,- o..
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points lea - az
600 A. Nj 80, 40 and $3.50 J.. W. 30 p NJ So
urdays Only)
Tickets and Pullman accommodation. o. fi2 on co.
273 l}23 Broadway. ~ East IAN 10 F-as.
roth l3T B1W"ry. y. Y: SEQ Fulton Curt
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Rr-okvr '
Network Transfer Company will call for rtac.,
baggage from hotel or residence through Gosfina'or
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STORAGE.
MORGAN & BROTHERS,

S.orage Warehouses. Do. 234 and -36 West
S-tr-st. near Broadway. separate rooms
t-~ turniture. mirrors. pianos. baggage. etc-
pa1sed vans for moving IN city or country
J-.,--l+rrs china b-ic-a-brac. ETC., etc,
rarkad 10y competent packers Estimates
,,-riebes Telephone Gail les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions for The Trlb-
n me received at Uptown Office. No 1.2i2 Broad
- "a door north Of 3st-si.. until O'Clock sd
e~fisen9ents received following branch offices
-4guiar Office until O'Clock p m, viz "a SIN
l52 6th-ave.. l2th st. Mac!
.have and l4th-s. l42 Counlbus-ave. near Nest COT =
42l-st 6th-avs.. % East iith 81. 20
Wesi 7th and Sth ayes 1913 East 41th-
33S 3d-ave. between 10Th ana 11th sts los 81
-e near Sis, st. 70S lstsve. S9th St. go 3D.
ave near 554 30 ave. 2lO Blocker 81: 30
FeecSer 20S 3d-6ve. 24O East ISth-st III Sd
% % Amsferda +O2 West i2d 81
:. East 1Gth-st.. 203 East 4sth $50 9th ave- GIL
49, a,a l59 81 ave near G7th-st 2O4 Fast s6tlst.
go Broadway. 1859 ID ave. 100 sth-ave 3ls % ave
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CARPET CLEANING.

sS'|r|~NNO~oNNoNNNooo ooONr.~N~NoNo|H
N t.li.PET CLEANING WORKS 10,
o.r,s> d-1-st. lowest prices. all KINGS
- PEI yard SEND postal.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.


FOR RENT Atlantic CITY. J-Rars
Bargains In furnished ana unfurnlshel no
tells. boarding houses and cottage. hy tha
season and yea. Exclusive control CT
choice properties. A'dresF !. c. Adams -
co. Pea Estate ard Law Building. A,
iarflc Cifr y
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Railroads.
Hdilronos.
PENNSYLVANIA

-
STATIONS foot OF DEseRossEs AND coRTLANDr
500 A; ". FAST MAII-..rulman Buffet Sleeping Car
1000 \. W. PENNSYLVANIA LiMITED.-Puliman
Compartment Sleeping Dining smoking and 96ssr-
walton Cars. For Chicago Cle Gland, Toledo. Cincin-
:!0 i, W. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
ado I,neinaau L9gi;ye Ghiess9 81! LOUIS Cleveland
'1o =. VI SOUTHWESTERN EXPREss.-For cincln-
natl Louisville, Indianapolis. 81. Louis , ,
SUI - W. PACIFIC EXPRESS.-For Itsbufg anu
Chicago. Connects FOR Cleveland end Toledo except
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
g. 9 80 1910 Dining CAP II a nG m bo5s csnc,
sunday $50 $50 II a m. $40 Congressional Lin :"
al Paror and Dining Cars. 43o Dining Can. 'Din-
SOUTHERN KAILWAY.-"Florida Limited " III p. m
,TsT a1ys ~, Express 30 m y - night day m
Week days Express. $50 m and p m daily
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY ?. m: daily
FoIt OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLk-s a. m
ATLANTIC CiTY.1Express. $50 p. m. weekdays.
Long Branch. Asbury Park Unerlaken, sunlays ocean
~r9'e and Point Pleasant 40 a. M ~ ~ ~ olo
, FOR PHILADELPH1A. ga ,r,.
go 30 s, $50. $50 90 Penna. Limited 10 10 DIN
lnS cap. II a. m. -. /. 10. g. 4 ~. ~ 'Dlnns
lel5 night sundaye. 8 Is $50. o. $50 10 Limited,
TO- II a. m Dining carr. T. 40 DINING carr; .
DINING Carr. Dining Carr. T.ij $ . >. m' I'D
Ticket offices Nos 49,. ga 1896 1879 Ill and esl
Broadway, Astor House. and foot OF Deshr sses ada
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn
station. jersey City. The New York Transfer COMPANY
VIII call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. J. R WOOD.
General Manage. General Pass'r Agent
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UISINESS CHANCE.;.

~N-~.o-o~-O.~~~OcNN-NN<N0~ rO>NNoN'N0NS00NN"||NN
VOTING BUSINESS MAN 4 unquestior
able ability and honesty wants paltnff
with $1,000 for short. certain zeal IN
On .icee' residence acreage. Address
REALTY Tribune
FINE SITE for lumber ana coal IN grow
ing Long Island town. y. T.. AtkERLf.
lIJ Broadway.
$40 10 500 INVESTED likely 10 quad
r,lpis in four months. immense copper
dsrosit. not yet made pubic. return OF
principal with big interest gulranieeo' IN
Questionable references. opportunity endS
AprN 20 THE y. T.. LYONS co, ll1
Uearhgru- ST Chicago, H.
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CAsT-OFE CLOTHING.

-0>~>-~-~>0~0>~ ~ ~-~>-~ p ~---~-e>~~-r -
ASrONlSHlNGLY hiCn prices plid FIR
ladies. gentiem@n's AMI ctilaren's fine
Cast OF Wearing Appsr-l. Furs. Jewelry.
Bric-a Brac carpets Furniture. g.. can
or address Mr.. or MI. NATAL. 90 9Th
ave.
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Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic B,ock Signals.
On and after January -. 1891


On and after January -. 1897.
Trains leave station foot % Liberty 81.
fcr E3ston Bethlehem. AlentOwn. MauCh Chunk. &C.
t9. T:l5 9:io al 40 70 Eas,orl A NJ. 40 so 4:15
q 30 - Easton) $40 a 30 % Allentown =. NJ Sundays
-, q - 70 Eastonl a M 100. $50 ?. NJ.
For WNkesbarre. Pitjston. and scranton. e:f0 A. NJ.
40 80. 4:l5 r. NJ. Sundays. $50 4. NJ
For Reading az $50. SEQ $50 1000 1920 A. NJ $40
go. 200 80 300 5:lI 900 r. NJ l. night sun
esys 30 A. NJ. 100 90 800 $50 p. NJ. 1918 night
Fr Harrisburg AT 40 500 e:l0 II 80 A. NJ. 100
80 80, 500. 5.45 2 M 1915 night Sundays. 4:3C
A. u. 90. $50 = N. 2lJ gu.
For Sunbury, Lewisbucg and villa msport 20 90
$40 4. ~ $40 100. 300 =. NJ. sundays 4 30 \. NJ
500 p. NJ.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean
Grove and points south 20 Point Pie. SAINT. 40 $50
10 - A NJ / 80 ~ q 40 Rcd Bank) Is
53S Is p. NJ sundays stops Irerlaken f0- Asbury
PARK and Ocean Grove. \ NJ. 400 p N
For LAKEWOOD.
80 1o:45 A. NJ. las. $40. 440 C5Ss Saturdays only
NJ
For Toms River Barnega; PARK and Barnegat 40
10 - A NJ (: / a $40 T. ".
For Atlantic City Vineiand and Bridgeton 4:3o A M
For Monmouth Beach seasrtsh, and Highlands of
Savesink. $50 go. 1919 \. NJ. 80. As. Abb $40
= NJ SUNDAYS 900 A. NJ 800 p. A.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
M. S'||N0|r(SoN~~.~~N o-~-orNo~0~'~c~S
s!..l!.L.A8D & POOL TABLES
erSst description. with Bartboldl GuleA
NIpT special Designs for clubs. ete.
a,,na BRO. Manufacturers. l24 Eas,
'is BARGAINS. -Cios1ag out al retail
es4wsa-l Tc!d chairs only 50 30; soih
PAc~r-.prs ~ COLD CHAIR MANI
ra,io, i'Hhs. 20 6th-ave. opposite sth-st.
stssn,1t>- .-cnOce lot old autographs.
cHApr r ..sps. stes TnDoats. landscapes etc.
49, ,-,,..-,.- HART. SO Vesey-st
Tahis. so.lops. Partitions. Ratings.
k,.rb; aSsies Files. Presses. Fixtures
ps,sds,v 'HSh. = Great Jones. near
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/ COMPANY and the BROADWAY AND SEVENTH
.rS1,T RAILROAD COMPANY having fled their petl
- bearing date March = 1907 TO the common Council
II York. praying for its consent 20 he given
M construction. maintenance and operation by horse
- sne ~ hv underground current OF electricity OF
go~'le tacS branches extensions Of The petitioners
Niss.. Niz: branch Of the railroad Of
a. Metropolitan street Railway Company, commencing
ne intersection OF the Bowery and Delaney street
o. ,nsnce souherly in upon the Bowery Broome
ana thence westerly in upon Broomc street to
srees ~freet and the construction maintenance and
~ an extension branch ~ the railroad OF the
cpsr,nsv and seventh Railroad Company com
Broa1i~@ Al the westerly side Of Broadway Broona
rch aud running thence easterly in upon Broone
srr - centre street, the union thereof NJ tentr
e;e- hich "a a point one-haf mile from, sch
respective lines routes Delaney stca,
-, Rrnor,e street. and tho establishing. by ~
sno fcton Of me connection Of route for n,bi,n
el !, OF upon surface OF said Bowery ana Broonna
greet; ,.-. r~s,,o,, -, siro,,iors 49,,
H'ir,,,n which was iopted by the Common Courcr
- % 1897 and approved by the Mayor M,rrb ~
-. nuhc notice OF such application hereby given ana
1.x Han in the city OF New York. on THURSDAY he
81 Ssv ~ April 1897. o'clock in the aferrorn
sSs application u said railroad companies will be nrs
80, ,ers6 and = public hearing had thereon
IN persons interested the application are notified N
~ resent az the and place aforesaid as an onnor
mry will be given them 10 be heard in relation thereto
WIN. II. TEN EYCK
Clerk. Common Council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
LEHIGH VALLEYRAiLROAD

stations foot 90 COrtlandt a. Desb
$40 \. VI daily sunday, } for
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
S:15 4. VI daily for WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON
week days.. ELM, "a week days., ITHACA. GENEVA
ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS and The
Vest and principal loca! points Dining Car and Chair
Buffalo
1850 4. VI daily except sunday. for MAUCH CHUNK
and intermediate poins.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
vor-N.oIoroNONONNAONNON N->rN-~-NoNN-NDNo.oo
fl

NINE ROOM. steam heated fat very %
s'rahle and convenient 2, 1nl, -eVa-af
station having passenger elevator Gail.
see H. Apply Janitor rs West ll6th- st
WOULD LET large .rmmodi0ts suite fo-
bachelor apartments snail family. eyer
convenience. desirable locator. near Mad-
IN Iauaro. - Weai 2Jlh-af
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Dubllr Notices.
a,ar METROF0IITAN S'rREET RAlLWAY

...AxNNNNNN>NNN00~> NN>N>>>>NNN>~>1~
oFfioS " ROOM y CITY HALL.
NEW YORK CITY, March 20, 1897.
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MACHINERY.
hisCELLEANOus

ste rn,,aTE tor the railroads all over
sVNso Bpx states any amount AL.
nail ~ Mulberry 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-30
DRESSMAkING.


"a FRANCHISE.
Formerly with Stern Bros. latest spring
et,-lss for costumes, cspes and jackets
ladies' materials made up, estimates given,
renlodelllng reasonable prices snort holice'
Nine BENITEAU ANDERSON. Us 9th
ave. near lGth-st. --
DRESS Competent, experienced
IN cutting and fitting. w6u.d ike few
more customers out by the day city or
country terms. 81 per day French sty.,s'
satisfaction guaranteed MAi'"' "D-"'
III East l3th-st.
1pFSsMAKER wants few more custom
20 a, home: suits from s. up MISS IL
FOX. 2sG 9th-ave, second 9sl.. -----
-1pFssMAKER. -First-class dresssnaker;
~, Ssv 80: or at home, stylish -uits'
e. up: chidren's dresses resso''"o'
DRESsMAKER. 2l3 West lzo,h-s,- -
1arssN AKER.-Late Of sterns. hrst-
DIss%. Dutrer inter and designer. desire
cl1Ss m families; Harem prsIerrea'
s sn' per- day' WALLACE 2ll West Il9th 81
,-,.,-l.nAKER (Freach) wishes Few
bisI customers at home latest Farislan
Hlo'' ,lso remodeliing at moderai" p''0'n'
So SEERY. Gs3 Lexington-aNe' ------
-1prssNAKER.-Mrs COOKE; go IVES, West
~ a4tb.st. near Broai~ay a., A., su
4fn ysshi0nably made; peffe,' ~.
peii',o,siile. reasonable profhp.' -
Iespr,.., a,d DRAgER By artistic our
RI 5raner who thoroughp uH r -,
and , asaprs in al ~ branches ,re. ' ,io
n rns starting business ''''''
up. eos LeIing,on-h1e, 80 ,.,r1.
NINE MARIE. ii2 West ,..I l5,h-5 orlcr. for
fashions excluSl .no5. n Hi
MILLER FENDER D .ss ~ ral'e orders
Vest 4Oth-st. arr p pr, reasonable prices
FOR ne rsT,a ipe" a5rk. misses costumes,
anu 49, ,,ne,ienced lady taller wants
1AIh1Sh cu,ilns and .ryins on SA asS 81 30
,em. NJ guaranteed; 20 T., Gems ems - ''';
Me- GhLTY, 1891 "a ave-
The oasis., 1897-03-20
ArsrzoSA NEWS
lcuIIed from Exchanges. [


 On the loth inst, Edward Shamp, station agent for the Southern Pa cifc railway company at Fresno, Cal ifornia, died in bath tub from heart disease. Last year deceased was su- perintendent of the Maricopa X Php- nix railway.
 Silver Belt: San Carlos has an cpl demic of measles. One hundred and ten cases are reported among the pu- pils of the Indian school, and quar- antine has been established. The true situation should be aScertained and precautions taken against the spread of the disease to Globe.
 Flagstaff Sun: Sykes Bros are en- gagged in diSmantling the observatory building on the hill and preparing for the immediate construction of building thirty feet higher than the old one. Mir. Lowell and his corps of astronomers will arrive with the tele- scope from the City of Mexico early in April.
 Silver Belt; The largest deal ever made in Gila county was closed yes terday, Sam Brown, agent for J. Hall of Deming, having purchased Pringle Bros. cattle at SIP per head The owners of the cattle agree, so it is re- ported, to deliver 5000 head, for which they will receive, at the price named $60,0CO.
 Jerome News: Lieutenant Shuttle worth of Whipple Barracks was in Jesome few days ago He was com missiOned by Colonel DeRussy to in- vestigate the causes leading to the es- cape of Private Merwede from a ser geant on the train two weeks ago. The sergeant, who forgot his duty ur der the magic influence of redeye and allowed his prisoner to escape, is now enjoying life in the guard house await ing trial by court martial.
The oasis., 1897-03-20
Report of the Mutual Life for 1896.

The continuous, magnificent growth of the Mutual Life Insurance Con- pany of New York, has for many de- cades been source of pride to it's army of policy holders and of wonder to those interested ifi ifi sseeeeiisal social economics throughout the civilized world. In many respects Tine Mutual Life stands alone as to it's position. There is nothing like it. Its annual report of business for the year ending Decem- Der 3l, 1896, the full details of which are ae F. the the hands s f tic tic \ Nsc or k State Insurance Department, shows that the company possesses net assets aggregating S234, 74I, ,148.42. The books of the company indicate, according to it's own standard of policy valuation, a much larger sum than that, but this year the report is made in con- formity with the requirements of the State Department, which excludes assets that are not realized upon, but which are proper to regard as ulti- mately good and available. The liabi- lities on the risks in force amount to S205, 5,0l0, ,633.T2, leaving q surplus fund of s29, 133, ,5l4.70. This shows an in- creaze in admitted assets during 1896, according to the New York State standard, of sl5, ,o4O,O ,O05 p and an in- crease in surplus Of &, ,s53, l67.06.
 The total income of the company for the year was si9, 702, ,695.27. The amount paid to poicy-holders aggre- gated s25, 437 ,5G950. Since the date of it's organization, in 1913, The Mu- tual Life Insurance Company has paid to living members S2js, ,9j9, l5i.53 and to the benefciaries ef deceased mem. bers sl'S,O45,7437e, making total of si37 ,0O5, l95.29. The company has in- surance in force amounting to over s0ls, 100000.
The oasis., 1897-03-20

Agent for iBolton< Drill Steel Co.,, Kan l ras Iron Roofing Co ! and the Crane wind mill.
The oasis., 1897-03-20

J.A.NAUGLE, Asst Gen Manager,
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BENNINGTON GOING TO HAWAII.
TO REPLACE THE MARION-NOTHING HOS
TILE TO JAPAN INTENDED.


Washington, July 13.--The Bennington. now
on the California coast, Is being fitted out to take
the place of the old cruiser Marion at Honolulu.
The Marion was ordered home some time ago.
but an accident to her machinery delayed her
for several months, and the order has now been
repeated. Though there has been talk OF send
ing the battle-ship oregon to Honolulu to re-
place the Philadelphia, 1t Is said at the Navy
Department that no such orders have issued
and 1t Is more probable that she VIII be Kept
IN the neighborhood Of San Francisco In perfect
condition and ready for sea orders at short no.
tice.
Admiral Bear6slee will be relieved al
Honolulu by Admiral Miller, IL the latter no"
on his way home from England on the Brooklyn
does not ask to be relieved Of his orders In view
OF his domestic affection. 1t Is said that Admira
Beardslee has not received any orders recently
When he went 10 Honolulu, some months ago.
he was ordered to maintain the status quo there
having in mind the fact that the President In
tended at his convenience to submit an annexa-
ton treaty to the Senate. That was before there
was any idea that japan would lodge a protest
against the treaty. and although the Admirars
orders hold good al this time. the explanation, 1t
is believed. will divest the fact OF any hostile
meaning toward Japan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-14
SUICIDE OF N. G. CREEDE.
PERsECUTED BY HIS WIFE. FROM WHOM
HE HAD SEPARATED. HE ENDS HIS
LIFE WITH MORPHINE

Los Angeles. Cal. July B-Ncholas {. Creede
the millionaire mne-owner. after whom the town
of Creole. Col. was named committed suicide with
morphine last evening at his home In this CITY, pc
cause his wife, from whom lie had separated, IN
sisted on renewing their marriage relations VI
January Creole and his wife agreed to dissolve.
far possible without legal process. their mari
tai bonds. Mrs. Creede accepted $4,000 cash and
surrendered all further claim on her husband, at
the same time voluntarily Withdrawing from his
premises. II was understood that after the neccs-
sary time had elapsed Creede would begin suit
for absolute divorce While Mrs. Creole consid-
cred that the amount OF cash settled upon her was
Insignificant compared with her husbands
wealth, she took up her home in Alabama;
About three weeks ago she returned to Los
Angeles and propored to her husband reconcilia-
ton. This was much to Creede'5 distaste, and he
endeayored to avoid his wife. but. being unsuc-
cessful he determined TO end his life. Last even
Ing he took large dose OF morphine and went into
the garden to die. He discovered by servant
and medical aid was summoned, but ne died two
hours later. Mrs. Creole was informed Of her hus-
bands death, but declined to talk about 1t. The
two-year-old child Of Edith Walters Walker. the
actress, adopted by Creole a year ago. Is In
the care of his friends at Escondido