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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
"REALITY THE NEED or THE CHURcH."
DIR. BERRY ADDRESSES THE STUDENTS or UNION
on THE QUALIFICATIONS or \ MINISTER.

DIR. BERRY ADDRESSES THE STUDENTS OF UNION
on THE QUALIFICATIONS or \ MINISTER.
The Rev. DR.. Charles A Berry OF Wovorhamp-
ton England, spoke yesterday afternoon 10 the
students Of Union Theological Seminary. The Rev
DR. Amory H. Bradford, OF Montc!air. offered
PRAYER and President Hall introduced the speaker.
Dr. Berry began by saying that he would no;
make a formal address or exposition but would
speak as student to feliow-siudenis. He referred
with enthusiasm TO the minister's vocation. ami
said The Statesman has not titne Of the influence
that the preacher may possess. Yes, the preacher
still holds the supreme position in modern lie" He
dwe at rome length upon three essential quaiihca-
lions Of minister. He said that minister must
believe the message ne has come 70 deliver and he
must know that message matter OF personal
experience, and not gather IL from book. In the
second place he must know the men TO whom he
has 10 preach that message: and In the third place.
the minister must believe In himself as a diyiney
called servant OF eterna' truth and Of all mankind.
DR.. Berry said the modern pulpit had learned how
10 make great principles lucid. but that II should
learn from the seventeenth century pulpit how 10
take truths obtained by scholarship and apply them
10 the varying needs Of the people The recovery
OF the note OF reality" ne said. rs the greatest
need OF the Church"
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THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
EsADtsTnN DnTgT-

EORElGN Ipki-.
rorlon Nov il-Sailel. steamers Alexandra .Dsr
Marshall, New-YOrh, Mississippi 1Br), CannonS w"
LIVERPOOL Nov lo-salied steamers strshise N SS,.
Mirshah New York; ilth, Garrck dr). Ed'sh' WV
KInsale Nov Ii-Passel. steamer Bowie tb7' '0"'"
New-York Tor Liverpool -..,r.a-r tBr),
Dunk.rl Nov Il-ArrNed. steamer oTa'SeS'" ''''
Dundee Nov ii-saed. steamer Critic uH' JAW
Cerdin Nov Ii-sailed. steamer croma 'Dp' i''''"
& os Lewis Nov 1l-Passed steamer Island 'pA"''
pr9vla point Nov 1l-Paasel, steamers 9Dutch)
N,theson Npw-York for I0udoai 'ha''olS 49,
Peters NewYork FOR Rotterdam .,r,.. deutschland
Isle 81 Wight Nov ll-Pdssed. ssts'ns'
GER Scheriorst New-YorA for Fllsnlns Majestic (Er.
oueenstown. Nov ll-Sailed. steamer '''
shin iron Liverpool New York ,,,, Ger, Russ
'', s,s,,in Nov s-saled. steamer Georgia 'Ns'' ~
New-Iork . - 49,, steamer Christine Oan'
Larsen New-lork. Arrived steamer Saas
der, Blanke New-Yor. via souts Y Iporo coeho.
Usyre Nov li-Arriyed. steamer ''e' W."
New-York for Cardiff Sailed steamer Vera (GerI
Mrow. New-York. go. .,.sm.r Bayonns Ger. Won
Hugo. NewSiork;; sailed steamer Scandia gue New
NapIes, NY ~, arrived, Fulda Ger. Fe'ef"''"
York, .o,s, Nov e-Arr,yed steamer ROsemorFan ''''
bell New-York . possed steamer Iaughton 'p'''
Cape spafse rs:s,Iiss for New York. Rr Har-
para Nov arrived steamer f'''''"
vey New-York. ,s Steamer oilers (Belg' '"'''
" Lucia, Nov p-Saile,u
(trom santos). New-forK
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or NEW YoRK-THURs NOV. II. 1897
ARRIVED.
Iahn ,GeD P3hle. Bermsn Noyembsr 2 South,
and eerbOuTg 3 WITH mds' iS2 SsSi n and and st
steamer Excelsior Ger. Muller. Hamburg October 81
in ballast Gust Iieye. Arrived at the Bar at . a m
steamer Cuten d9r ssnderson Soura6aya seo,emosT
ana Bsrmuda November C. with sugar the American
s. gar Refining Company vessel 20 master Arrived a.
s,tnner Bcliura oBD Frazer Ayres october
Busk s Je,ons Arrived a; the Bar at c:2o p N. -
pahs % perspnSuc q and s. Lucia November J. with
nase AMI 90 passengers 10 Busk A Jevon' Arrived al
sS sT caTaSao su&eorth cqdal Bolivar October
Passengers, 70 cadeaas Co Arrived at the Bar al
steamer e XGyanee henderson Colon November 4. with
m!se and es passengers to Panama RR ga Line. Ar
'Is Steamer az me eto T Mckenzie Barbados November
Groxt iG ana St rSom"S 3 Win sugar and cabin PAS
,engcrs to L ou,erorldse * Co Arrived at the Bar
steamer Stuttgart from Bremen Passed in at Sandy
steamer i-oa Xon. Inmpe Annatte Bay; Port Maria
%gd r9 An9H rc % phs Bar W at liz! 10 NJ '
ffS sam@r san Mares scn ayeson SoyemSer j. with
steamer Eldorado Baker. New orleans days with
steamer state 81 rrNas Young brunswick, and Por,
ROYAL November . with md'e and passengers to Z IL
steamer q Elrmn cham. Burg savannah November
with mise and a;sensefs to HsaH Is November and
Charleston o. with mdse and passengers to VIM 'Yde
CO. ,. ~. go, ~
cl NIth rrls. and passengers Old Dominion IS Co.
steamer CITY OF Philadelphia. pelano baltimore. win
mlse II & Foster. 90 III,
r,tsc TO Ocean - 60. II bound to savannah
shin Roanoke (of Bath. Thompson date ilamllton).
Honolulu IO2 days. with American sugar kehn-
ing 80: vessel TO u Il Dearborn.
lark Figaro (N0). Nilsson. RIO Janeiro ~ days IN bal
last 10 Tobias a Co. n,
Hark la Querdl tNo). Petersen. Trinidad 2s days.
with asphalt TO the Columbia Construction co. vessel to
SANDY Iiook y j. Nov H. $50 p m-Wind southwest.
gale; cloudy; thick OH shore.
CLEARED.
Steamer August Korr CGen, Buhner, Fushins-Gnst
Heye ,,,,. r,,,-,,, ,-... r,.
steamer Ataka ,Br). Bement. shanghai -tunch' Edye
steamer Massachusetts dD Findlay' London-N
Sn iar r + Matthews ODD lines Nyborg-John c
Steamer Iyydene BD. Foley, London II winchester
20 psrtacoet Cakes PASSPORT ROBBERS.
S,sams- II F. Dimock. Haett, Boston-ii pimoSi
3tsamer i,enefacor. Townsend. Phladepha-Whhan
,msr Yorktown Dole Norfolk and Newport News
oie Do .nr Manhattan Bennett Portland-Horatio HAIL
S,.smer Gate CITY. Googns. savannah-ocean 's 20,
s,.am.r William II Ceary. Scott. Mystic Conn-rrsnS
Snn' '':naru,er Holmes San Francseo-Tlint g. Co
papL Elis Nicoai ,oer) Sawahn. Townsville ana hoeN
bampton--H Peabody co.
c,.,,,.r. lrars, Rsmarck 0;er Hamburg. via Ply
r,oth and ,herbourg; Edam tDutch) Amsterdam troit
IDr, Ielth A. Dundee; Anwick ,iSr), Harwich; Neimr
tGer) Bremen: Orwell ur) singapore eto; Leoha, "a
weston; Yorktown. Norfolk and Newport News'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
MOUNT VERNON.

Harry Talbot Fish, twenty-sevon years o.n, , oo"
~ his home No SO Clinton Place, chester mn oi'
wednesday. after an Illness from fever fe va" was
the son OF George II. and Helen NJ. flsn' anu a.
80, c., 90 Rood G. Barton Union Square, New,
Vnrk CITY. He was a member Q; the chester Id,,,
ih an4 was one Of the best-known young me,
- I n}o,'nt Vernon He was have been the pes
man at the marriage Of Miss Anna ina h buTdSs on
lilerer,har % The funeral will be conducted t u!
afternoon at o'clock at the home OF ms Ph,rcS
by the Rev. +. NJ. s. Taylor, rector Oh INC O"
% The Epworth League Chapters OF Mount Der
,,or yonkers \ew-Rochele. Mamaroneck ana ioit
pester Held convention In the Reformed nurcn
last night The delegates were guests At - nm sr
80 n'clock and after routine business song sSl
s,cS was given by sixty voices under the dTfcMoa
Of H. r. Palmer Of YNnEers h HSre ~aS PRESIDENT
" the local union tho Rev. c. H. Tynda dali a en
others More than three hundred guests "e'0 g"
81
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You know
that cake and biscuit made
with Royal Baking Powder
are free from alum and all
impurity. You would not
feel quite sure in Using any
other brand.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY,.
YONKERS.

p,e,rs Crosby Warins. son OF Mr. and Mrs. Johh
IT Warinc and Florence Cornea Pell daush'e'
~ tho late John Howard Pell, were marlleu vi
Wednesday by the Rev Dr. Alexander H. carver III
G, John,s Episcopal Church. in South broau""s'
The bride was given away by her COUSIN ioi',o
porter Arthur Il. Waring. brother OF the pliuo
groom was the best man. The ushers were T-Oei
baldwin and Howard Scribner; IheTe Wa ;, III i'm
cepon and the newly married coup,SS ar u,Sddirg
mediately after the ceremony Iol '''ei
'o Tbc directors Of Hollywood Inn ned . ILL
regular monthly meeting at me I'M on "snbmitt
night. DIT Crosty ihe sbSWiing a tabulated state
ment OF the membership or the 90 irrnnrcsented
hundred different occupations, Mei cp,ertainments
IN ne ci'.b members and their friends Will be gwen
this evening An illsutrated lecture on ho directors
and Coast Defences' VII! De sN tbe death of Dr.
6 Dprt dag who was identified win ING
1xorl Of Hollywood Inn and who. az me 'ie "a
his DEATH was director OF ee last night in the
,tureroom OF the First Presbyterian CnuIcas
Two persons read and the MUSIC WIS III Cli Ms
Mr. Pierce assisted By Mr. "r!Hh'Hs anu ~
Martin OF New-York City, - ,.,;r, climbs
1ainrates representing a number OF oownhB ctu
met in the Association alleys on With the
following officers William Rogers, Gerah Rrewer
81 Mount Vernon, president; Wlll aiIn charles
Yonkers Bowling Club cS eecretary Ed
- ar pa Wever Thursday Evening Club. treasure,
Peter II Havey A. b. C. Club and IhornaS r6
4th Separate company ~nteTed in the ourna
an, Tho entries close next THURSDAY eXenils,.
The Civil League n branch OF the o w at
Institute will have ia m be institute Ernest l.
Rogart Will deliver address on Ne Rmtisr
Of the Working People OF lonkers' , Nc9 4
will speak on the WORK OF tn all Interested IN
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
ELECTION EXPENSES IN WEsTCHE sTER

Nearly all the afildavits OF election expenses in
Cured by candidates in the late election have been
fled in the County Clerks Office in Westchester
County.
William " Molloy. successful Republican cand-
date for Sheriff. spent $3.50 OF which 81 $50 went
tho Republican County Committee. $50 10 the Re
publican General Committee Of Yonkers, $50 for
autographs 80 for stationery end printing sJ for
postage $50 for carriage hire SIS hotel expenses,
SIS for carfarc s35 for posting 81 for teephoning
and s. for kilograms. ~ ,,
John J. Broderek. his defeated Democratic (. op.
u The County Committee 500 for printing $50 for
Town COMMITTEES OF New-Rochele.
lanes X Apgar. defeated Republican candidate
for member OF Assembly In the I'D District spent
ta2o John Gibney, the successful democratic candl-
date for the office. only spent Sl3: 49,
DR. Charles f. Birch successful Republican can
fidate for Coroner. spent s236 ~ CHARLES Hilbert,
his defeated opponent, spent $685. go
Alfred f.. Smith, defeated RepuDlcan candidate
for member Of Assembly IN the Isl District. spent
1861 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
JTBILEE OF THE North CHTRCH.

The North Presbyterian Church. OF which the
Rev. :. g. Rosslter IL pastor will celebrate its
half-ccntury Jubilee for ten days. beginning with
Sunday morning. 1T 1879 o'clock Tho old North
Church is a landmark OF tho Yves: side OF New
York The church with IT, quaint. old-fashioned
steeple stands at Nnth-ave. and Thirty-frst-st
sunday morning tho Rev. Or. II. X. Booth will
lead devotional exercises. and Dr. Rosster Will
preach an historical sermon. \ special musical
programme viii complete the service. At o'clock
In the evening tho young men OF tho church will
hold Jubilee services. The Rev. DR.. T.. y. White
will conduct tho services. and the Rev Or. Charles
Cuthbert Hall. president OF Union Theological
Seminary Will deliver the address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
DAVID G. YUEyGLISG'S FINANCES.
TXAMINED ~ SUPPLEMENTARY PROCEEDINGS
HE SAYS HE CAN'T EXPLAIN HIS
BREwERY'S FAILURE.


David O. Yucngling jr.. OF No. Yves, Sixty-n'nth-
st iato president and general manager OF IN"
David Yuengling Brewing Company, a corporation
which IL now IN the hands Of receiver, was oN-
amlncl yesterday IN supplementary proceedings. for
failing 70 pay Judgment for s6sj %. due to Isaac
Goldman.
Mr Yuengling went at length into tho history OF
TIE brewery named after him. In lNA he said,
after describing the gradual Increase OF the bust
ness Il was estimated 20 be worth 100000 year
or TWO later he continued. he went 20 Europe FOR
a trip ~ TIA, time tho nrm was Indebted about
tnlOo When be- returned ;hc debt had increased
% 8 sNro % fi~, which he was unabl" 70 explain.
\ c-ash came and the firm was placed In the hands
uf A receiver subsequently u MAS turned INTO a
corporation. with fl.0rrsl I'm stock and N."".GH in
bonds Nj Bclicn. hts partner. was then squeezed
oar hy tho corpointors.
lie ia NOT own any property az the time OF the
failure. said the defendant and his living expenses
from iSsi % 1898 not ov"i $1,000 a year When
tho corporation was formed hc acted as general
MANAGER FOR the concern M "A salary OF fl5VD per
aunum He WAS now living IN hOus" which was
the property % his wife In 1924 he ceased to be
general manager OF the brewing company and was
made president a. a salary 81 $4,000 per annum. He
held that post until receiver was appointed last
January Af,cr thl, he lei home fc. being en-
gagged I'm no enterprise Whatever
Tho case adjourned FOR week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Society OF Naval Architects and Marine Ensio
reers' Convention, No. y West Thlrty-hrs'-S' ]"
n.
Board 81 Canyassers. CITY Hall
Fenccrs' club supper No. 9 West Twenty-sccoho-
ST. II r. IN. -. -.
Genealogical and Biographical society 40 40
West Fifty-cighth-st. $50 p. m
Athlete games OF sth Regiment. armory p N
Flower show NJ Waliorf-Astora.
Manhattan Liberal club. No. 90 East Flt'een'h-
ST. y. IN.
Evangelical meeting. Cooper Union. p m
Nctropolitan Athletic Club stag" 10 I'D East
Ninety c0nd-st-. % 2. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
THE ALCOHOL TAX INOTJRy

Senator's Plat. Of Connecticut; Adrich. of Rhode
Island and Jones. of Arkansas. and Representatives.
Evans. OF Kentucky; Russell. Of Connecticut and
Mcmillan, of Tennessee, OF the Joint Congress Com
mittcc. met at the Murray iii Hotel yesterday
morning 10 hear testimony on the question OF Re-
pcang the revenue taX on grain alcohol used I'm
the arts. Those who testified yesterday were f. Il
Tlmrbcr Charles ". Jefferson manager OF the
Micante Insulating Company: John r. Tolar tur-
pentiuc dealer; " H. Andrews. Varnlsh manu-
facturcr: James Macbeth. manufacturer of electric
fuses. James y. webb, distributor OF alcohol: Or
II. T. Weidig. chemist. OF Newark. n. j.. ana Ar
thur Dean dealer IN linseed oil. Most of the testi-
mony was IN favor of the repeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12

The man who forgets quality
throws his money away, no matter
how low a price he pays. g.. ,
We aim to hold up the quality OF
our clothing, even when we make a
seemingly insignificant price.
Our suits at $)2 are good, even
though the price sounds different
We have them in all the modern
STYLES and all the new patterns OF
cheviots and worsteds. Values that
we are proud to acknowledge.
Overcoats and suits to order quite
as good in style, fit and finish, but ]-3
less in price than the exclusive tailor.
HACKETT, 5 Broadway,
Nfht>A ~ IN Corner Canal,
X CO, Near Chambers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
SERIOUSLY INJURED WHILE DRIvIXG.

William c. Poihemus twenty five years old son
OF DIR. J. o. Polhemus of Nyack. is in critical
condition from injuries received by being thrown
from his buggy while driving through town on
Wednesday evening. A colored man. Charles GULL
field. driving Mr. Polhemus, aud while turn
ing from Main-st. TO Piermont-ave. the driver was
thrown out, taking the reins with him. The young
man reached over the dashboard for Che reins and
thrown out, striking on his head the curb
stone. He was picked up unconscious and car
red TO the Office OF r. r. Tasman. where his father
and another physician summoned The doc
tors found that the young man had bad fracture
at the base OF the skull and had ruptured a blood
vessel in the head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
pEEKSKILI.

Ex-Judge Henry Tate. president Of the Van Cort-
,andt Wheelmen, has called meeting or the ciuo
10 be held in Judge Lynches courtroom TINS even
ing ~, e..,o, C,tro,o n. Tho Pc
formed Church Will hold socaDie III 'hs o""po'
The Dorcas Society announces that Il VII hoiu
i.e annual fair this season IN the Lent Building, IN
south Division-st. 1t will he held next month. .
John Lounsbury the sxteen-ycar-o!a son ~, ~
Tomes Iounsbury. has run away from nome; ne
made trouble at the school where he attenden ana
was punished by his father he ieit FoI sce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

Stocks dropped again yesterday. Some Of the net
declines were American Spirits preferred. 2; Amer
lean Sugar common A. American Sugar prelerfeu'
L. Atchson preferred, /; Burlington and quincy l.
Consolidated Gas 6: Consolidated Ice. ?; Delaware
and Hudson II: General Electric ,: LOuSvle ana {,
Nashville. 49, Manhattan lss: Mssouri i%e''i is
Northern Pacific preferred u; NorthWIes,, y l.
Panhandle. IL: So. Pau. lls Leather prelorreo' l.
The Governing Committee OF tho Stock EXchansc
has ordered the enforcement OF the rule against
hetting on tho floor OF the Exchange. The Govern
ing Committee was impelled 10 this step on dE'o l
Of the recent betting on the Greater NeW-ioih ci0
ton.
There is still considerable confusion about Chi
caro Gas stock Sellers OF Chicago Gas may deliver
either Chicago Gas Peoples Gas li2h- ana COKE
Company stock. Sellers Of Peoples stock must &c
liver that stock Buyers must accept ether 'hi-
cago Gas or Peoples stock
There appears 10 have been n mistake about tho
Withdrawals OF gold on Wednesday from tho Bank
Of England II was supposed tho gold was intendcd
for shipment 10 New-Iork. II Is now saiu 'he "os
tina,ion OF the gold is Continental Europe
A. B. Hepburn. president OF tho New-York state
Bankers Association, has called meeting OF the
Executive Committee for Monday November p
Plans OF work for the coming year VIII no dis
cussed.
The exchange OF the stocks OF the New-York and
East River and the Equitable Gas companies for
the stock OF the New-Amsterdam Company IS In
progress
Collector Bidwell has been At Washington. D.
c. in connection with the work Of his department
since Tuesday. Deputy Collector y. q. Hawthorne
whose resignation has been asked for. refused TO
resign. He Is Cleveland Democrat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
THREE POLICE CAPTAINS TRANSFERRED

CAPTAIN GRoO GOES Up TO WEST oNE-HUN-
DRED-.lND- FIFTY sECOND-sT.
Chief McCullagh yesterday afternoon transferred
three police captains and appointed fourteen new
detcctive-sergeants The captains transferred are;
ANTHONY J. AI.LAIRE from East Sixty seventh 81 70
Macdougal-st.
JOHN r. GROO from Nnctougal- 81. 20 West One-huH-
dred-and- nft second-st $500
JOHN J. DONOHTE from West On"-huudred and MY
second 81. t. East Sixty seventh -.
Tho Chief said that ne brought Captain Alaife
down TO Macdougal-st. because it was The easier
precnct and that ne would have time 70 attend TO
his duties drillmaster. The detectlyc-sc?gcdnts
appointed are:
crOpGE 4 ATONCIE EDWARD +. STRINGER.
IoHV IOYIE BERNARD MCONNiI.i.E
IoIiV ! GAIN CHARLES STRIP
ApTIITr 4 CAREY MICHAEL. \. kI.AII
i{GIlF-RT CUARI,rON THOMAS CRYSTAL.
PATRICK CRAY WILLIAM BROWNE.
JAMES MCAFFERTY JEREMIAH M EPIY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The assessors Of the town OF Mount Pleasant have
finished taking testimony in regard 10 the assess
ments Of John d. and William Rockefeller A large
amount of expert testimony has been heard. but no
The funeral OF Michael Kehoe was held in ST.
Teresa's Church on Wednesday morning. and was
largely attended Burial was In Sleepy Hollow.
The Village Trustees have decided 10 build a new
lnnlSnn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
HOME NEWS.
pRoMlNENr ARGIvALs At TIE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMA RI.F:-Captaln IIgginson. u. y y.
FIFTH ANENUE-CO 1grcssm1n +. stevens Henry !,
OF Connecticut. and Judge william Law IT, OF
chicago UOII,hND-C Colonel Samuel Il. Colt. OF
Providence II L. and John II. larjos. OF fatls'
MANHATTAN-C. II. Maxwell Draynor' hr''lSh
Consul in Guatemala. MURRAY Hlll~Sena'or
James X. Joncc. Of Arkansas; Cohsressinnh ~ y
,o, Nc,fiIir of Tennosser and Governor Hazcn :
Piugroe 81 Michigan. PARK ANENt k-Judre ..
C. Gilmore II New-Orlcans. PLAYABLE. j. var
nun Mott. OF Boston. WALDORF Major-,ehetAi
G. Whitney Tillinghast. 3D. ana Brigau''' -'''v. -.
NJ - ,rorr, ~ Governor Blacks stan and Senior
Alfredo dc Amclda Brandao. % the brazilian lFsa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
DOBBS FERRY.

At the annual meeting OF tho stockholders Of the
Dobbs Ferry Bank Tuesday the following Off
GERS were elected President James de WIKI "iIde;
,soonres,deut William Walker: directors. j. Jen-
n,nrs McCornb w Ward Tompkins Daniel Law
rance DR. c. H. Judson. Andrew G: Fields, William
Ws,Ler Peter Kaufman. G. i. EichDOrn, j. Scott
McComb and Bernard Huston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
SING SING.

CAPTAIN Charles Hilbert, the Democratic candi-
date for Coroner at the recent election Is III III MS
home in Williams. IN this village. lie caus s
diseases has set in, making his condluoh serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12

Mr.. Grant wrote 10 JoHh - IfeHah as loHoWS'
Ny Dear Mr.. Sbeehan: am Informed that there
Is awaiting my disposal In the care OF express
company a live tiger I'm cage. II was sent To me
from New Orleans. the donor Tex Mayor John I'tz-
patrick) informing me that in his opinion. Tam
inany should have It's wgwam eraccd with real
living representative of the organization" | am
iold thni che ia playful and kind In disposition"
and there should be no hesitation on your part 10
tale him into the wigWam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
A REAL TIGER FOR TAMNANY.
HE IS GIVEN By An Ex-MAYoR OF NEw-oRLEAN5
AND WILL HAVE a HOME IN THE wIGWAM.
Ex-Mayor Hugh ]. Grant made public the APP

pPNGtN
New Orleans. November >. 1897.
Hugh j. Grant, Esq. Ncw-YorS City.
Dear Sir and Friend; ] have read your political
q recast OF the New York election. your carefully
prepared estimate of the vote that would be cast
and tho number Of ballots expected for Van WYck.
must say I'm all candor. that the result Is Srcat
credit to your political Judgment ana sagacIty. |
believe that TamnanY should have It's wiewam
graced with real living representative Of Tire or
YauiZation. / send you. by express beautiful
specimen Of a tiger. lie e but two and onc-half
months old. and was brought to this city from san
Juan del Norte Nicaragua. lie H. playful and kInd
I'm disposition and will be very handsome lie is
as satisfied with his surrounding as know Tam
many is over the result Of the election In Greater
New-York. Give him place Of honor in your
great wigwam.
You viii please accept this beautiful emblem Of
mighty Tammany's glorious victory with the com
pliments OF your friend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12
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