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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

yrsrrRDAys RECORD AND ro-DAys FORECAST
,yosh,ns.on May The pressure remains low IN the
lake regions bel, 81 low pressure extends southwest
-A ., Kew Mexico East and south the pressure rises
-, ,,ta,,. and Gulf coasts There Is partial cloud
ss along the Atlantic Coast and in the Ohio Valley and
,oL regions The weather Is nearly Gear IN Inc "ulf
s,a,.. feh, showers have fallen IN the lake regions and
Atlantic Coas, districts TIL" temperature - nigher IN
-. Central and Lower Mississippi Valley and lower In
~. ,.,,,hvns, Parity cloudy. with conditions favorable
o., showers. is Indicated in the Middle snd North Atlantic
tho lake regions and ohio Valley Fair weather
, In tho south except possibly showers on
tho Soutl Atlantic Coast and IN F.o'1a falr weather.
uli tr.yaii n tho Northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12

,e,o,, n. Rad DAILY by all interested ~ changss
may Foreign sSsn' rails week .nsns MAY = sss y.
close pron pity IN all W., close one hour earlier
'''"''' TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
rur.psnAy-A A M for Netherlands direct Per Z
Edam VIA Amsterdam de'ters must Dc '"@
saTTaRpAy-A $50 t9r Franc ss, p sw';'e'i L.
u Hse an! Hf fo other sap
aexrept SPAIN be directed per IA ~ E,rra
for E GssT.s .' fr sRSs !.
EsP ana Br',i 70. I isas direct
a, via R5iteGsm mus, be srssss s
ssr9.r. aust at se =" directed Ems.
sc0.l1 mus, i I. dre essa per farnsss
ii z . for S0! !Sel S arss', per
Enss ai f a. Dt .sS
on piers ot the rsna;n omen unit, within ten
H %na,es Of ths hour q sailing Of steamer
,,IIS FoR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA wESE
NAILS INDIES. ETC.
r,1RspAY-At a. m for Bermuda per T.niasd
ppsmsH aSS oRh % pa fGr porr per
except 'S Ta coon det,ers guatemala must be di
s Rg;nls at nj ssa'
%s;t be d'I 1885 N for Nassau camp.ss
and y Ma Rsr be ascd
et,sps a, p for Barbados direct and Nsrh
Braa fS S' Se%tounsnd ssamer from North sgd:
hey at $50 M for s. p'e're-M 'a's'0n' per Steamer
49,, a.. Newfoundland by rail to Halifax and thence
Mails lot nv, closa at this Once daily at $50 D. m
ny N,ouelon by rail 20 Boston and thence oy
Mails ro Lose at this daily at $50 M Male
CIV overland. unless specially addressed
to ssnach by steaine- close at THIS once daly as
sso dsP m and $50 m tResstered mail closes 1t
q = m previous day -, ,,.,,c
,,, ,or Australia except those for West Austraua
MAILS IRE forwarded via EuroTe). New Lea.ahd fts"sii
w ,i and samoan Islands per MarPTsa IRON saa
" ais.o close here daily up 10 May 10 az NJ
rIahonr and q 10 o. M arrival AT New -fosk %
III u anoania with British mails FOR Ausrana1 Maus
g. cSna and japan per Tseo%, %. from raGSmis
Tor Cn hara Saly up 70 May f20 at $50 p; m sa'n
ci.ssc hina Japan and Hawaii per s. g. ponc "som
sor IFranc,sco, close daily up 10 May 2. a. 80
san Malls Tor china and Japan tspeciaH aaaIesssH
p. M ner $ $ Empress Z India from 'ane e ~
me so.,ety Islands Per ship GsiIee riro, ssn
cscoI close here daily up 70 NAY - 80, ssO rsn
Mails for Hawaii per zea' May % ' az $50 N.
Nails Tor Australia except West Aus,raa), Nsw
52aisns Hawaii ana FIJI Islands rer - -! Ao,anE
Tram Vancouver close mere daily after Nay 'iS ana
10 10 MAY % at G:30 p m 81. ..u,,- x.rw
mails forwarded to po.. ., ssI ms Gs
80 OF ther uninterrupted overland "snS's-
tRes'stered mai rionSr.rit-S VAN CoTT PostmsstsA
postofacs Nsw-York. n. Y. May g. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
LARGER THAN WAS EXPE' Ell
ppoOKryN,s ENROLMENT LIKELY TO REACH
ABOUT EIGHTY THOUSAND THE MA
1ORrTY BEING DEMOCRATS.


Counting the applications made last month ana
os.t,,o.,,o On tho returns from several complete
wards. the officials at the Board OF Elections ias'
night thought that the enrolment for inc borous"
Of BROOKLYN under the law would reach aoou'
eighty thousand names. or these II IL likely 'ha'
something more than half are Democrats d. nv
have shown greater activity this year than nave
tho Renuhl,cans This figure is larger than was
expected z week ago by the election ofhciais sec
refarv Neal estimates that the enrolment on Tues
day was about forty 70 district. The largest was
I'm the Democratic Tenth Ward, where me ,LEsr
factions were unusually energetic in getting their
friends out -, ,o. .o,,.d y,
60 onel Alexander s. Bacon. the lawyer calied az
tho poar1 Of Elections ask II the district oilclals
had been Justified in refusing 10 enroll him on the
ground that he was not registered last year ana
when assured that the law had been observed, ne
said he intended 70 bring an action 10 test inc c9I-
sfifuionality q the law. as he had not changed ms
residence during the last year, and That ms an
.. nee was due 10 his having been called 10 japan
on a business trip during the registration perlod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
vr,rspoys THREATEN 4 BOYCOTT.

tn. newsboys OF the city are up IN arms az rne
me ",sn nv two OF the New-York evening pa
n ners who are now charging them 10 cents more
for every hundred papers than ,hey navr oe, YORK
the hap.' htg Adherence in tho boys prohts, and
i hey are 29yeq so saT m as
papers are c1n tnrs are apparently determined to
n make @ possible %he and n rhe sy' be
or rathei, mar II the public cannot putchasr ,
sf not pa %nna i Hardly have decided
other Sheets eise charge The newsboys play by
fa the ana par, the IN buness
the pa{P r., nretty sure OF their ground Inc o''
musS .,ngerous people TO irritatA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
MR.. CANNTFF TO BE PROMOTED
TO BECOME PRESIDENT OF THE NICKEL
PLATE.
THE CHANGE TO BE MADE At THE NEXT MEET
ING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AT
CLEVELAND NOW GENERAL MANAGER

I'M nN.N'l@ ~ BE SAbf ~ lf1rs .Nrs~N' '''''''
ING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AT
CLEvELAHD-How GENERAL. MANAGER
OF THE LAKE SHORE.
II was learned yesterday that more step
Is 10 be taken In carrying cut the contemplated
changes in the Vanderbilt system. This will be
the promotion Of W H. Cannif now general
manager OF the Lake Shore Railroad. TO be
president Of the York. Chicago and st.
Louis Railroad. commonly known as the Nickel
Plate. This change will be made at the next
meeting OF the Board OF Directors TO be held
In Cleveland Mr.. Cannif who has been Tor
many years general manager Of the Lake Shore'
is 4 wel-known railroad man.
The election TO the presidency or the Nickel
Plate has been a lucky promotion Tor many
railroad officials and 1t is generally looked upon
as the stepping stone 10 the presidency or one
Of the big lines. D. W. Caldwell rose from the
presidency Of the Nickel Plate to that or the
Lake Shore Samuel r. Galloway was then
elected president OF the Nickel Plate. When MT
Caldwell died Mr. Galloway was elected presi-
dent Of the Lake Shore. Soon afterward. ana
while still president OF the Nickel Plate. he was
elected president Of the Network Central
holding the place Of president In four railroads
at one time He president OF the Lake
Shore. the Nickel Plate. the Pittsburg ana Lake
Erie and then elected president OF the
New-York Central His place as president o'
the Lake Shore is to be taken by Mr.. Newman
as has already been announced. This carries
with 1t the presidency Of the Pittsours anu
Lake Erie which is a leased line.
The other changes in the New-York Central
have been made public Under the old arrange
ment r. Walter Webb was at the head of the
General
agor and n general superintendent Mr. Webf
was compelled to retire on account OF ill-health
Chauncey NJ Depew who had never been eSpe
cially engaged In the eXacting routine wa:
placed at the head of the various boards ol
directors and Mr. Galloway came in 10 l"oH
after the practical operation Of the road JONI
NJ Toucey who has acted as general manager
retired upon a pension, and his duties WIN n'
/ looked after by Mr.. Galloway ana Mt. val, ~
ten No other change among the officials OF
the road Is likely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
NO BAR TO RUsSIA's PLANS

81 petersburg. May 1.-THE "Ciazette' to-day
publishes the protocol signed az Toxic on April %
tine 'eXt or which was published yesterday In a
dispatch from Tokio). by which Russia and Japan
pIedse themselves 10 abstain from interference in
the Internal affairs OF Corea. In the Of Corea
inviting the advice assistance Of either OF the
slgnatories they must arrange a preliminary agree
ment between themselves before acting At the
same time the absolute independence OF Corea is
recognized. The Gazette" thereupon remarks thar
the agreement Leaves Russia free 10 accompllsn
her historical task on the shores OF the Pacihc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
yOuTyATIONS BY TIE PRESIDENT.

Washington. Mag II The President sent the io'-
loving nominations 10 tho senate To-Day
NORMAN g. SCOTT jr. 20 be Naval of'cer "f CUSTOMS
At Baltimore
r. lie Collectors 81 CUSTOMS; . ,.,-- a..
r,v g. srD,sF. District ~ Baltimore. Mo
CJipJ~TOPHER D. JONES District 81 hehuIo',; =, T..
- Af,r%cf g sMiTHERS. District ~ 'n~rrystohe '"
WILLIAM y TODD District = '~"rRrt'~h' - -,
ELIJAH " ADKINS. 81 Ienne.s"'. u" ns '"''''' -
' ts,s,,r,s for the port Il kncSNil.e, "nn ,....
LELAND. = ohio to D." AS-'ca'" JUSTICE
=, no eiu,reue court Of Ne" Mexico -
rOrf-pIt 3 DOYLE be postmaster 81 savannah IN
I.TO% OHED HUNTINGTON. ~ M'hp'S""' W. ~ "
assistant surgeon in the navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
TIE EASTERN RAILROAD ASSOCIATION

THO annual meeting 81 the executive Officers or
tho Eastern Railroad Association began at the
windsor Hotel yesterday. The following Executive
Committee was elected for the ensuing year
William d. Bishop. 81 the Ncw-fork. New-haV'h
and Hartford Railroad: Albert A f'isoH'. "' '"'
Ola Colony Railroad. s. VI. Williams. ~ the Ten
,r.i Railroad of Now-Jerscy. Harvey Middleton, OF
the baltimore and Onto Railroad: j. H. henIy' ~
tho Atlantic Coast Line. Theodore y Ely. OF IN"
PENNSYLVANIA Company: Charles +. fuGh OF inc
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company; Henry +. hrh-
ney. Of the Philadelphia. wilmington an" i'"'e'
moro Railroad and John Toucey' or me Ne"
Wv CON, al and Hudson River Railroad. THIS
committee then elected the following officers VII
lam - Bishop Of Bridgeport. Conn, pI"sai".n,.
Tbrodore y Ely ~ Philadelphia ce-pfcSutIInt'
Albert A Folsom ~ Boston, treasurer. i. o. I'm I'm
rover - Washington secfti ~" di,,nsr a.
Z he no Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
CTPPTNCY BILL N THE HOI Sc.

Washington. May 1.-THE House COMMITTEES on
Banking and currency has agreed 10 vote on the
general banking and currency measure AT II o CLOCK
,or,o-rov Later in the day Chairman walker
introduced the bill a. amended In committee me
only material amendment ia as 70 Section ", re-
hitting 10 the withdrawal Of National reserve notes
for cancellation. a proviso being ADDED requiring
~, any decrease in the amount OF the reserve
notes consequent on withdrawal shall not OF tselt
IT,. tor Win tho amount OF circulating notes 70
which any banking association woula o'he'"''e '7
entitled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12

BRowNon Wednesday MAY 10 1898 At her residence
S 81 5 Esst 3 S'F Bowl n S. s ya sq
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BAYArD- George d. in Cincinnati. Ohio after shof
Of aged rt9sT spP. Wal.
St. cty. at O'Clock p m. Thursday. Nav r.
BOSTON ard Providence papers please copy
cooRTEI,You--st South Orange. = = Tuesday; NAY 10
W .y. m o be- Ed an his f" ae e.aence co
Prospect and 81 sonh orange. THURSDAY. May H.
c3Tss b, % ws3s h' s ss a. f s' 40
Inermen, NewDorp Staten Island. at the convenience
r2nsTTa Es';es! Max 'sfs ".'.,s.
In Z. Ts%r, d. N. Mny H. & ''" m
on May H. ss s Is s Ja,, H Ha
aGf Il s 9th o, May a, Rosyn
island Charles F. Havemeyer. the hirty-hrst year
vii ssd n M, his a's @ R''o
H1cKcox-suadeny. at Plainville. ohio May s. Thomas
Inferred at Greenwood
May 10 Dr. Keech aged Is year, RI ,,,.D, funeral
service on THURSDAY evening May L. at o'clock
NEupRANDAt Tarrytown May IL isss Harriet I Nh
erd ass ears 81 month. ana and % aays
Funeral ai private
NOTWITHSTANDING on May o. Of hear. failure D Sack
EFT. Of the late John J. and Katharine JOHNSON
Moore IN hts s h. held =. tn. church of tn.
Hsa1eny res Rest, 18th 5hsve and Thursday
morning. May IL. az 10 o'clock.
rn,erment at Woodlawn.
PAIMBR-on MAY o. 1898. a, her residence. No. EaS
sst.st after triet Illness sarah H.lsteaa .id DO.
Min Parker in the 74h year Of her sFe.
Funsa ds serves a. a. ssnng az 10 a. oclo"k
Intement Trinity Cemetery at convenience Of family.
lev Patton. aged 70 Years. willow Of William Patton and
Funera services al her late residence No Nine
teenth-st. on Friday May -. at 10 O'Clock q. m.
soNNTAG-on Wednesday. May. II, lsos, v. Louis
sonnag IL beloved husband of Ha,re nss s9nn W:
Fg asa Il, private fro" MS '''e '''''"'e NO. VI
Nay a. s PHds s.v. onIO ., N.saS
wHrrEHEAD--A No - West isth-s,.. on. May II.
Gerard Irvine whitehead in the est year Of his age
Notice q funeral hereafter
ActonAt meeting OF the Board of Directors q the
Bank Of New Amsterdam held the ioth q NAV. lss
he entered upon the records Of the bank:
on sunday. the first day 81 My ls's die1 e. Say
G. Acton first president % this bank. Mr.. Acton had
e 2ns ' Sna n Pa reec
1891 until near the close ~ the CYL war he was
AID resolution with that Office he protected he
cry asars dorir and r Ss 6e f0 m 4.
chen heed many pForan posn s9'h ,n q
public and private 'rus' WIN sbsou he lnsirg Vas
,staed hv he manner in which he discharged the great
Ie, ar 81 the nsd States IN This @
He positive in his convictions frank am ouspoksn
n IN" eb hosts q" frenis he had n, enemies He
goa dsghG 6a bn as Sa ss' tnnaa
were great and appreciate Hts associates in 'hs
a D9aIq Tor his useful noble fe and heI
sympathy Tor his bersavei family
b.,o kai once Is B Ba.s sdst ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
FIFE UNDERWRITERS TO MEET.

Tho National Board Of Fire Underwriters VIII
hold tie fhirty-second annual meeting TINS morning
8, II o'clock. at the rooms al Inc Ne" o'N poa'"
~ 20 xoee,ti-sf AZ which reports OF the various
- -. ..ul ho presented officers elected ana
comm o'ous business transacted. The annual an
rrr WI Ice held At Dc'moh'c"S NJ "'''" '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12

NJ r u Keech died Tuesday at his home at
rutherford Place. He was seventy-eight
NO "a Va had been n resident Of this city for
yea,' ,han nfty years He was born In Administer
England Ic va" time in LONDON before coming 10
ssd oon 95 DR. Keech retired from active practice
about zen VI y' pIa Was member Of the Church OF
uihe> ~ Jerusalem, Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
EOrAL LAY REPRESENTATION FAVORED
NEEDED THREE-TOURTFS VOTE IN METH
ODTST CONFERENCES CAST

Chicago May 1.-THE spring conferences OF tne
Methods, Episcopal Church have all been held
and the vote on the proposition for equal lay rep
reeentation Il: For. BIS, against; IS" Inc 'o'e
las, year was For. l4is, against. 300.
Fifteen foreign conferences are yet 10 % hearn
from and the voting Of the tal conferences n WI.
oycr has already received lie moro votes tnan inc
racesearv three fourths to carry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
TWO BYE.ELECTIONS IN ENGLAND.

London. May 1.-THE result OF the bye election
in the West Division Of Stafrordshre yesterday for
a successor In Parliament to tho late Hanar 4.
Bass. Liberal Unionst, who was elected without
opposition the last election ia the return q the
Cniorist candidate. The polling follows:
ALEXANDER HENDERSON O'nioniso. ........... 30
w ADAMS Nhera. 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12

New-York market and a means OF Increased rev~
nue. to the people OF the islands.
The interest OF the merchants and people IN sem s
eral is awake 10 the value OF such station. ana
the visit of Professor Bristol and bis party aushas
the coming season Is anticipated by many frieno.
OF the enterprise both In the United States ana
Bermuda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12

London, May 1.-THE Foreign Office is Informed
that the japanese Consulate at Shash. Province
Of Hu-Pe. China. burned on Monday by the
rioters, who aso burned the Custom House and
several foreign buildings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
RUSSTA'S RULE IN CHINA.
FOREIGNERS AT PORT ARTHUR AND TAIIEN-wAN
MUST HAVE PASSPORTS vIsED.

Picking. MAY 1.-THE Russian Consul at Tien-
Tsin has Informed his colleagues that foreigners
Will not be allowed AT Port Arthur At fallen
Wan without passports vsed by him. Both Chi
ncse and foreigners bitterly complain this. in
asmuch as tho Tsung li-Yamen expressly instructed
their officials that both ports to be treated
frp1 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
Inionlst majority


MIR Henderson, the successful candidate is a
member of The firm OF Greenwood & Co. stock
brokers. He Is proprietor of the Shelton Iron
Works a director Of the Manchester ship Canal
Company. Il director OF the Great Central Railway
n trustee OF the Central Market. Buenos Ayres. d
member OF the Royal Agricultural Society. and one
OF the successful breeders Of shire horses IN
England. He Is about forty-eight years old
Niscount Newark. eldest OF Earl Manvers.
has been elected Member Of Parliament FOR New
ark in the Conservative interest. and without Op-
position. IN succession to the Hon II. Finch Hat
ton. Conservative refired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For New England. Eastern New York. Eastern Penn
sylvsn,a New Jersey and Delaware parity cloudy
weather local showers southeriy winds
For Maryland and the District OF 'olumhia parity
o,o,,v weather. rropably showers. southeriy winds
For Virginia partly cloudy weather prohaby showers
Z, ,o-,hern and eastern portions. southery winds
F,r Sorih Carolina and South carolina party clouuy
weather possibly showers on the coast southery Mlnis
~ VS., virginia Western Pennsylvania. western
Ss York and Ohio partly cloudy weather. with local
.howa-s: light southwesterly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
FRENCHMEN GLAD OF 1T.

Paris. May 1.-THE correspondents In Rome Vi
the newspapers Of this city all affirm tha'
revolution in Italy is imminent. The news
causes great satisfaction here. where fepuo
lican Italy is regarded as the natural frleho Vi
France and as an enemy of the Dreibund'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
Not DANGEROUS FOR HIN.
From IT, Bits.

From BIS
Clergynan-My child, beware Of picking toad
stool Instead Of a mushroom. They are easy 10
confuse. ,.
Child-That be all roght. sur, that be. Us bain'e
a-Coin 70 'em ourselves-theyre a-goin' 70
market to be sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
GEORGE u. BAYAGD.

George D. Bayaud. wholesale liquor merchant
NJ No IS New-st.. this city. dled Fu''ehy "o"
OF rt. IN Cincinnati on Saturday. He was
r.. ,o,,r wars old ana widely known and highly
slxty Ir,d IN the trade The funeral will he held In
,rriritv Church at D. m. to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
RAILROAD RATES CONSIDERED.
GOVERNMENT UNWILLING To PAY MORE THAN
4 CENT \ MILE.

4 CENT \ MILE.
Chicago. May 1.-THE executive officers or me
transcontinental roads met here to-day for the
purpose Of considering the situation In passenger
rates and Incidentally the diner"niials mat nave
been the cause Of so much trouble between the
American roads and tho Canadian Pacific Nothing
was done in The matter for al the last minute the
Canadian Pacific sent word that II would not he
REPRESENTED nj N" meeting ,.,
iha quarterma sicrs department TO-DAY lnNl''I
~. roads 10 make bids on ~" TRANSPORTATION OF
,roops from Springfield. ID. Columbus. lndianapo,
lie Dee Noines and other points west and south OF
Chicago The request for bids dd not say no"
MANY troops are 10 be moved nor how TAR th.y
We ia ha carried. bat ~ Is understood that no has
viii he entertained that are over one cent per mic"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
RIOT DEATH LIST INCREASING.
NOW REACHES TO SIX HUNDRED. AND LIST
OF WOUNDED NUMBERS ABO1'T

OF WOUNDED NUMBERS ABOUT
TWO THOUSAND.
London Nav 1.-THE Vienna correspondent
Of The Daily Telegraph describing the riots
at Milan. says:
zone thousand persons were arrested, six hum
dred killed and two thousand wounded. In one
instance twenty students were killed at the
main station Of the Vicna Railway Line. Three
hundred rioters set fire to all the railway car
riages and the military hurryng up. unfortu-
rately fred on the firemen. who were trying to
disperse the rioters with a hose. Many or the
fremen were killed.
LAS all the printing houses in Milan refused
10 print the manifesto. the military Government
was proclaimed by drums and the roar OF
cannon"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
cHiPLFS F. HATENEYER'S FTNhRAL

Tho funeral OF Charles F. Havemeyer VIII ne
held to-day AT the Willetrs Mansion at Old brick
Farm. Long Island. Following this service me
body will he brought 70 this witty on special tralh
and a second service will he Aeld IN inc ch"i'"
=, 49, r1ol,. rnnocenrs where Mr.. Iiavemeyer at
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
RAILROAD SERVICE RESUMED.

Berne. Switzerland. May 1.-THE railroad ser
vice to and from Milan has been resumed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
OBITUARY..
COLONEL CYRUS A. PAGE.

Ros,on. MAY 1.-THE death OF Colonel cyrus a.
page. publisher OF The Boston Beacon VINO *
n,red suddenly last evening at his nome IN the
p,n,oria was announced to-day. He was hity-three
yaars ~ age Colonel Page was one or thc DcSt-
innwn newspaper men in Boston; he was aIso
KYLE taft and a veteran Of the Civil war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
III I0I-I9 SONNTAG. JR

IT. 1nu,, sonntsg. Jr.. died at his home NO. al
49, Tor,v-,hlrd-st yesterday Mt noon. after n
months illness. MI Sonntas was an ar,s,' "fa a
ina,,as q widow.