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New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
Az NTERESTTNG BOOK SALE.

The sale by auction ~ an interesting collection Of
books began yesterday afternoon at the rooms OF
Bangs & CO.. at No ~ Fitth-ave The collection
includes more than twelve hundred volumes.
among them being a number OF rare works and
others valuable especially account OF their age.
But the collection comprises literature of many diff
fercnt sorts. many modern authors ~ fiction being
well represented among the volumes sold yesterday
and To he disposed Of the highest bidder to-day
and to- morrow. Among the most interesting VOL
lmes are "A number dealing with the He ana works
~ Edgar Allen Poe anl others relating TO the
Ouakers. The attendance at yesterday sale was
"a her small but il should be increased this attei
noon "a ,he inheritance OF the books TO bo sold Is
reaf lively higher. The sales Of to-day and to-nor, ,
row will begin at O'Clock In the afternoon ana
continue until o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
TRIBlNrSunsuHeSourTM
GOOD CHEER.
TIE QUIET HOUR.

Who hath desire for higher life. way
Shall find thereto: though rough the climbing
space.
There intervencs TO b'ess each wearied day
The twilight plain where souls have resting-piace
And at the quiet hour. II but one thing ~
BE learned be thou content. The heavenly nsht
Shall lead thee hence: thy souls uncertain wing,
Poised DER duh care. shall soar In nober night.
Learn thou thysef-thy aims thy needs. tho scope
or thy resources. limit OF thy powers
Limit? Hath God set limit? Does not hope
Transport TO wider spheres in that stiI hour
Between the day and night. when angels sing
Such songs. souls grow faint with JOY ana
fold
Their trembling wings lest their glad hutterlng
Disturb the message longing hearts would hold
Between the day and night, Oh. holy plain,
Where we who climb may rest and almost Ieei
That God. above little griefs and pain
Some what OF His large wisdom doth reveal.
(Oah TOph. in The Boston transcript
Selected by L. l.. Reed
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
uoXyurNy cOHuISSION ORGANIZES.

The Commission which has charge of the erection
OF "A monument in this city 10 commemorate the
work Of the soldiers and sailors Of the Clvil War
held a meeting I'm the Mayors office yesterday for
the purpose OF organization. In the term OF Mayor
strong tho Commission held various meetings and
did sor,e work principally in the direction OF The
selection of site The Ffty-ninth-st. entrance TO
Central Park was the hTst one chosen but this was
abandoned for another In Riverside i1rlNc: "hlch
sion had not met since last Dccember.
The Mayor was elected chairman yesterday and
Ioseuh A Gouden secretary. Mr. Goulden Is
chairman OF the Memorial Committee OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic Messrs. Goulden and Clau-
sen were appointed a committee TO confer with the
members ~ the Art Commission about the site
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
THIS WEEKS METEOR SHOW.
THE ANDRoMEDEs MAY POSSIBLY oUTsHrSu
THE LEONIDs.


The astronomers are looking for a display q
meteors this week that will considerably exceed
that OF last week in abundance. Those which were
seen between November IL and 10 were merely the
advance guard OF n swarm that Is not really due
until next year. But the meteors which are billed
for tomorrow constitute the principal ns,ament Of
the collection TO which they belong
on the evening OF November -. in both 1872 and
1885,. brilliant showers OF meteors seen in this
country proceeding from the constellation OF An
,iromeda There Is reason 10 think that the path OF
this swarm has been changed slightly. however so
that the earth will probably plunge into tho stream
ths year four days earlier than hitherto. Experts
advise observers 10 keep watch on Tuesday ana
Thursday evenings. where the weather IN fair'
but the best chance OF seeing anything VIII. they
think. be afforded Wednesday.
The constellation OF Andromeda Is at the zenith
almost Immediately after sunset now ana ons
should look up directly overhead in the early even
ing hours and over 10 the west little later Ihe'e
IS a moon at present. about thirty degrees south VI
tho radiant point Of the meteOrs. II one can P'ac'
himself so that building will barely cohc'a' '"s
moon and leave the zenith well exposed ths'''''e'
he will see the show such 1t H.. TO the best ad-
vantage.
on previous occasions It has taken the eartn
about five or ak hours to pass through the tmch-
es, mart Of tho stream. Il il impossible 10 say.
within several hours. just when TINS experience "N
he reueatoC II is possible that the side OF INC
globe on whrh New-York is situated VIII be turhe1
away from Andromeda AT the time of the ptfnn
bombardment. This opens up on" cnahce od t,snp ~
that attends the behavior OF comets ana tiie
Of comets. FINALLY. the storm predicicd LOT the
next DAY or TWO may interfere with obserNa'ioIs
Ii is not improbable. though. that fine sho" VIII
be witnessed tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED.

Letters reached the office on Monday from me
Rev. Dr. Lockwood. OF Bloomfield, y. J.; John
Gardnor. OF Utica y Y: Mrs l.. A. Plummer' OF
San Francisco. CAL Efie Peasc. OF Crab Orchard.
Ncb.. Mrs. Charles Dsturnell. OF Grand view,
y Y, Mrs. S. Bernstein OF Philadelphia; ChaT'es
A King. ~ Candolara. Nev.: Mrs. S. W. Earnun'
OF Dodge Centre. Mimi: Mrs John Il. Morris. ot
Danbury Conn: Harriet c. Allen. OF Auburn.
y y Miss Sallic +. Fry. Of Noroton, Conn MIS-.
A. f. Skinner. Of Greenport. y. Y; J. Augustus
Rice and Miss Elizabeth Shultz. OF Bethlehem
Penn: Miss NJ. +. Crouch. OF Brooklyn Is. r;
bernstein OF Hastcad Penn; Morris Orange, or
Jersey city: Mrs H. 5. Tutt'e. Of Milton, y y.
and Laura Buell. Clark. OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
HIS GENIUS. HARD WORh.
CHARLES NIEHAUS TELLS WOMEN sCOhf-
TORS HOW HE BECAME SUCCESSFUL


TORS HOW HE BECAME SUCCESSFUL.
A select gathering OF artistic and. therefore, KIN
dred spirits took place yesterday afternoon az the
rooms OF tho American Association OF Allied Arts.
in the Berkeley Lyceum. Forty -fourth-st. ana
FIfth-ave. Charles Henry Niehaus. the sculptor
was giving a talk his struggles ana successes
I'm the field OF sculpture ana every "oru salu was
attentivey listened TO ny the twenty OF 'hH'y
women present His language was simple. and
with no attempt 1T strainng after effect he told
OF his early aspirations his three years
study in Munich. his struggles 10 maintain de-
cent appearance allowance OF $50 month
and his travels through Italy. gathering inspira-
ton he went about
lie left Italy for England. he said. with the hope
Of getting a few commissions there. but was as
appointed IN this. and had to exist for over TWO
weeks on seven cents dag.
'One has no chance OF success In England u""s'
ne is properly introduced" said Mr.. Niehaus' ou'
his chances are Infinitely less when his clo'hes d'e
seedy and he has to backen his white s,oc&KhsS & ,S a.
torn shoes through which they peepcu., ,r souo
After struggling along as best ne pS"o,herh9m and
time he got some commissions IN totH'i ~ -
Manchester. and then want disappeaiei' ~, 'home
in 1fncinnou and ca ned only 500 in TWO years
but "a short time aftcrward ms Work IVunr ,i -
milton. and afiluence and success CROWN" "'' -
Mr Nehaus in reply to question sfid bs, tha' wns ns
rserance and application TO the study OF de-
tails that made him successful lie sdIu ul., nv, ~,
had been at work for the last TWO years on a pee =
OF statuary entitled THE Triumph OF lay, an, ~
that he had criticised and changed ana Hlt'l'I IL
until scarcely any OF the original features cou'd pe
traced. - -, ,ho 40.
sociation who presided At the meeting. INTRODUCED
Miss Florence Nccll who sang Spring; by rrlcs
and "A Song Without Words ny t'4iir, 't,Iresaue r,e
then Miss Edna Shields. who wore the PIC, "
dress OF an Eastern woman rected the JocKe!
and the meeting broke up into litfle groups. IN al
rf which Mr. Niehaus was l0nized and praised ana
asked to give his judgment this and that statue'
haA 4 Mnrd Of nlXlce md CRITICISM lOr tICn Wv.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Tho aecond OF = course ~ lectures was given
Yesterday afternoon at the New-lorH o'iet'"r'
I,s,itute No ~ Lcnox-ave.. by Miss Marion L.
Conpernol The series is emitted our country
Studies I'm Its History ana Literature i-aa' :.
u,s The Aborigines and Their Ilaunts
-. Interesting facts we're quoted 10 sho"
,t mar, IN. redrnen have played IN the history o.
mi. country Yesterday Miss Ccppernon spokr o',
..,rhc pilgrim" typical OF freedom ana tl' Ia. Ia =
~, w. snught ard found. The course - under
,ba auspic.s Of the Alumns' Association ,,c ON,
-. .bich are Miss Townsend. president, Mrs '. T.,
~ IL, ~" 'ice-uresident. Miss Smith secretary ana
Miss WlnnOr treasur.s.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
TO IRGE FOX 4 NEW NAIL or RECORDS

The Executive Committee OF the Hall of Records
Association held short meeting yesterday after
noon iu the Board room ot the Lawyers Title In
suranre Company No. l37 Lib.rty-.t. The attend
ance was small. William G. orr was chairman Of
the meeting and among those present were Thomas
H. Baskerville. Ferdinand Shack. Mortimer C..
Addoma and Gibson PutZcl resolution was
adopted providing for the appointment of a commit
t.. 10 call on the Mayor and lay before him the
urgency a., taking some immediate action leading
TO The erection Of the new County Hall of Records
Tn. committee viii be- appointed In day OF two.
and will prODabl 20 before the Mayor next week.
some vell-known men haN, been asked to serve on
ihe committee and the assOca ton Is awaiting their
acceptance In day or two. IL Is promised. the
names OF those agreeing to serve on the commit
tee Will be made puoc-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

A charming and Instructive at home was gwen
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. lzora :. 'hdhu'e' a.
her studio No % West I"eith-S" " -, ,t,a,
~ -. - -eoefvIng by Mrs. Slater and Miss
.,n.,ho,, Mrs cory and Miss Cassell poured
,oa Mrs RYDER presided at the table OF Original
draw,ng, and the Misses schermerhorn. ho"e.
o.Counor and Norton. Of New,York Miss nm "Hi ni
Mi,S ~ ,,ss,sied In entertaining. A number vI
r,iniatures OF dogs were much adni,. :. .iiita ii1
nlhla a,no the one -e,ently finished OF MIS- Hline
mem frio OF French bulldogs There "'Ie Hlso =
iaIlou ou,rtatures OF people among them TWO manu-, %
,,oe Englishmen one OF whom was SUI seo" va '"e
III. ss.2i,rh,ine ,remcrairs' Of Turner fame
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
H4UlIrS FORMER QTEEN HERE.
.,v,cre RRorGHT BY THE coPrrC FROM HOMO
Irrr-rEATHs IN THE CAMP.

,nvr,r-e BROTGHT BY THE cOPTlc FROM HOMO
1rrr-rEArHs IN THE CAMP
Can Francisco Nov. 2l-On board the steamer
con,ic which arrived from the orient. by way OF
I,onoulu. to-day Was ex-Queen Iihuokaian' OF
Hawaii. IL, 49,. ,s.,o,
,rho ex.Ouoeu is retcent regarding her mission
,o ,bis counirv but from passengers on me 'oph"
e. was learned that he general impression y 'na'
che has como to make formal appH'"''oh io' wv
restoration Of tho Hawaiian crown land-' valued "
g. s.d A. ssocooo. II is said the crown lands are
rri,ate uroperty and are not subject 70 'ohns'a-
tion - ,.
Honolulu dated November l'
Camp Mckinley is deserted Two New, wo rotx
COMPANIES are Hawaii ana me others ca, az n,, Ms
lac Thc Regulars have moved ahout a nl'i' nMeanV, M
,nvn Thirty Workers have been LETT az lamp
McNni.Y Rarbor and stan have returned TO town.
and viii remain here until the permanent BARRACKS
arr, arr f'ioying deaths have been reported since
Xn,repi.r N. Privat. Burton Wooip"ck company
G. is Sew York. died At he miii,sry, nSspIs1 sn1
u9s taken sick at camp Mckinney Private nay
den lOh Penn.ylyana died az me m,,srS fo
lnnrg tim" AZ camp Ots. with the recruiis ana
n1 r,rfcd the disease there. b" had been ll aoous
,u.n weeks The following deaths wer" reported
from The couvaescent camp AT P1nch bG"'' Nv
York and private Robert Wands, Company G. ist
Hew-York ..,s ,.,, f-o,, San
SlODp
rr,ncisro arrived In port on November - snn sn
r,cated more interest than a big liner would sn'
- . rim little craft - feet long ana '''i n,am
'rhe CAPTAIN and crew are John OllNrf ana N"'n
Johnson Their cruise may extend I" IudHi ~
zen n mia The officials DO not dlss"inot ,n''r
s,,sn,cion that the Nolan;e II an opium Smugst't
The troop ships PENNSYLVANIA ana Ci'y 2' IN ~
.r. hoth i'm port They VIII coal here" ana san LOT
Manila on November Is With Two eXceptons tne
,n.n arc r.nort,d IN a healthy condition re AT
mn mn ,I ,b. Zealandla left FOR Manila on Novem-
her - seventeen sick were lef, her FOR r,. care
The women ~ Honolulu WI iurinsn t. " "unnoimin
Ill fha
s"nl s,'"H Rarher will lend all the aid possible. nS
business houses have subscribed tuhds '"o"s" W
Z
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
poDyrS or MOHEGAN VICTIMS HERE.

r,o atlantic transport steamer Manltou which
,ri,.ed Yesterday brought two bodies recovered
from the ill-nted Mohegan. They are the ooa,es OF
harrington and Kiplng. two passenger -. Ms"'''
a re,u,ning catteman. who was rescued from ,ne
Nohegan also arrived on the Manlto"' "'no"s w
,,. nass.nsers was Robert 7 simmons OF tne
pri,ish consular service who II on MS way 10 "'s
.f
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
yHF NATIONAL GRANGE.

,..,,ora y ~ Nov a.-At this afternoons busi-
- sosson OF the National Grange a resolution
nrohibltlng the Grange officers from engaging In
notlcs was defeated. complimentary dinner
uas rendered To- the National Grange by the Con-
cord Commercial club this evening. and among
,bos.. r..poraing % toastS were George Austin
bowen Of Connecticut. Senator Jacob HI. Gallinger.
GovernOr-eect Frank w Rollins. Elliott MOTIFS
Michigan and Mrs Sarah q. Baird Pomona Of
the National Grange.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
LOG or KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE.

The North German LLOYD Steamship company
office here has received oy cable the following Ios
OF the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse which
arrived at Southampton yesterday from New YORK
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse passed our Sahayy
Hook on November 10. ~ IL D. ~ aiu pa pa ,s"
passage in 40 hours AMI 20 minutes . uaf - :,
inwrs and % minutes The distance covered was
m knots and the average speed nahtatsu ~ We, Wa
u W knots an hour The daily runs were oo hiets s
yi,h lair weather: 5l6 knots weather rnodera'' ~.
knots rough and 800 knots. with similar weather.
s0i knots with rougn weather. ana oie hho's '"e
balance with moderate weather.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
NEW MEMBERS.

The new names added 70 the rolioooK y's.e'u'y
r. ce.n vick and Mrs s NJ. Bailey. of Sanibel
Island Fla: Mrs Meyers and Mrs. William Logan
Of Philadelphia; Miss NJ A. Bradt. OF Huntns'on
Fla Harriet g. Allen OF Auburn. y. y; Miss saii'e
+ Frv. o, Neroton. y. c.; Miss Edna Bel OF
WaIeevlle \ Y; Miss Ada Armstrong. OF rome
\. T.. and Eva Kenyon and May Rogers OF uc''
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
ror AZ EDUCATIONAL FUND.

social circles interested IN the Industrial SchooI
.o.,ed with the Church OF the Holy communion
oro Looking forward with much pleasure 10 q Gun
cort to be given by the Women's string or'"e,'l "
-. %av-York and distinguished soioists al Mc"-
,,a,h, cleo Club Hall No 1lS West Fortieth-st,
~ sa,ur1av December To- at $50 o'clock
II IS expected that the concert VII p,prG scbo"
ooI and esthetic success for the lndustlal oc"op,
,,.rdar whose auspices IL will be given ior 'le
ational fund of the church The dlIscto,sS, s,, ~
, hoI arc Miss Jessie Patterson and Mrs VIII
tam Depring.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Sing IN the deepening twilight.
When the shadow OF eve j. nigh.
And her purple and go.den pinions
Fold DER the western sky.
Sing in the silver silerce
While the first moOnbeams fail;
So shall your power be greater
over the hearts OF all.
Sing TO the tired and anxious;
II is yours to flng ray,
Passing indeed. but cheering,
Across the rugged way.
The chalice OF your music
All reverently bear.
For with the blessed angels
Such ministry you share. ,,.....a,
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
THE DEATH or ARCHIE ". MILLER.

MARINE HOSPITAL SURGEONS SURE THAT IT
WAS CASE OF YELLOW FEVER.
Washington. Nov. 9i.-An Official OF the Marine
Hospital Service. speaking OF the death o, Archie
NJ Miller said to-day:
You NAV say FOR the Marine Hospital Service that
We are entirely satisfied that Miller died from yell
low fever The case seen ard handled By four
OF our experts. who know what they are taking
about The autopsy performed upon the BODY or
Miller showed that the lagrosis Of yellow iever
was right Examinations We're made OF the olood,
liver stomach and urine OF tho man No inalariai
Organisms were found m the blood. 80 that " u
ImpOss! Die that Miller del OF malaral trouble.
4 telegram has been received at the Marine Hos
pital from Dr. Cobb who went 10 Piitston TO eK-
anime Uerteri who was Ml,cr's travelling COM
panion Or Co0b learned rom Herbert that
Miller was sick coming North on board ship me
nhysicians Of the Marine Hospital Servc" as We'll
as thu experts of the Army Medical Museum haN"
taken cultures from the body and sections from
which bact,rioogical and pathological examina-
tions Will be ma lc
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
Old BRIDE AND YOUTHFUL BRlDhEhOoh'
COULDN'T FIND Az ALDERMAN At THE cirf
HALL WHO Would MARRY THEN

4 good-looklng Italian tailor, who gave MS sse
as twenty but did not look as old "a that applied
a, rhc Marriage Bureau ~ the city Hall yesterday
morning 20 get married. He was accompanied oy
an old woman well dressed gray-hairei ana comely
is this your mother" asked Mr. Van Pelt the
register Of marriages.
NO, she is the woman am going 20 marry
said the wOud-bo groom.
The man said that his name vas giuseppe saoa
rese and that the woman was Rachela Sanarese
hut at they were not relatives although both lived
an the same address 40 2.-r2 First-aNe. the
woman gave her A. my.
Alderman Click was asked perform the cere-
rnonv but he refused. Then President Woods was
called upon. but h. too declined 10 oniciate MI
Van Pe finally told the couple 70 20 church nrst
and If they could get clergyman 20 marry them
the civil ceremony could follow
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
u.11A~Ks roR 4 BAHY CARRIAGE.

President-General Of the T. 5. 3: we re'tNr'
ha ro,tv carriage and the package OF useful cloth
,Dc u,b,ch a kind woman. Mrs Rilcy, sent to the
sunshine Society. 1t through your kind re-
nemhrance We received them. Mamma Is very
grateful 10 the kind giver and also 70 YOU
came in useful for my llil''
hro,b.r Inc Yo,Ir friend FREDERICK BREUNlG
Evergreen y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Much must be borne which 1t is hard TO pear
Much given away which 1t we're sweet 10 Keep
Goa b.ln rs all, who need indeed. His care;
.,d ~, I know the shepherd loves MS sheep.
An" w. ~ tRobert Bulwcr Lytion.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Miss F. NJ Kimball. OF East Hebron y H. IS
grateful for sunshine received from Mrs Leiper'
Miss C. A. Rudderow and other I 5 = nemuse's
many things for the winter
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Miss Marion Coppernoll vii. give the second lect-
ure in the series on "Our Country thi. morning at
Mrs Daniel T. Wilson's. RoIney-st.. Brooklyn. The
special subject is Tho Pilgrim His Promised
Land
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Tho hook asked for by John krell. OF New-iiaVen
Conu-"The Imitation OF Christ'-has been round
in the Sunshine collection OF books. and VIII be
forwarded 10 him.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

The Motley Club meets this aternoon al the home
O. Mrs Charles f. O5r!g No. s3s Greene-avc. The
novel under discussion VIII be The Sewers" by
Henry Seton Merriman. Mrs. w. u. Taris Will he
the liographor and Mrs Macvey the reader.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

ANY member in need OF a childs high chair will
please notify tho office.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The Doll Committee OF the Christmas Tree Asso-
citation Will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the
banquet hall. Clarendon Hotel. Brooklyn There
VIII ne musical programme provided for the occa-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

VIII Mr.. swalton. who brought the feaa'hs ma,
49, -. ,ho omce asst Friday aa initiation Zee for his
ui,e nlcasc send her London address? II has been
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
SUNSHINE FUND.

Nr. Charles Disturneil. OF Grand View. y. Y.
Co. ~ Hrookivn also sent 81 dues FOR 1893
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

ressio Powell Of Roxbury. Delaware county y.
y y : : member IS suffering from an incur
ohlc disease. She is grateful TO Mrs A MandeViie'
- Rrook,yn. who sends The sunday Tribune Iegu-
larlv 10 her She would Ike 'Munseys II so"e
member has II 10 spare.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

MssE F. Marsh Of Etna y. y Acknowledges with
gratitude the receipt Of large package OF Inc
Rnokman" and delightful copy or japanese
Iingles Miss Marsh IL quite heIp'ess' ""' ''''' >
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
4 METEOROLOGICAL COMMISSION NEEDED.

Washington Nov 2i.-president Mckinley was
,.,s,,ad to-day n, a committee from the American
Public Health Association and asked to repeat MS
recommendation Of last year. that hacterloio-l-
cal commission be- created for th" purpose "f study
iua. the caus. aud prevention of y'i!ow fever tho
commission 20 2" direct To 'uo' 4" 90 i,N ""'N'
-, ,t.,.. ,y,s composed 81 Dr II. u. lIori-
t.l. ~. cbal.ston- Surgeon General g. VI. stern
berg Dr. e. T. wilkinson .. New-orleans: Rr' ;;
~ Nn,,r,,in nf BOSTON. Dr Josiah !iartwcll. ~
- Dr II Doty Of NeW-i Ork. and Dr j
:, porter %. Jacksonville. IN" President a year
,,, in his Message recomm'u ud"d that a 'oninlS
60 - com .xpart hicter!Olog.sts b" appointed 10
c"md,rt a sv,tematic examinations Ihr COMMITTEES
,o1 rho president that commission u tnotr I'M
r, nor, 49, ,,nu. ,han ,ver before. The President
pp@re@J p@r with them and Will repeat his r"commenda-
tion of last year.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Mrs & W Barnum. OF Dodge Creek MIMI ha'
ell the reading matter she requires
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

IT'S heaven alone that IS given away,
'ris only God may be had for the asking ,
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Lafayette Pos, and the Engineers Club. of this
city Will entertain the Engineer Corps who are
now their return from Porto Rice. The soldiers
are expected TO arrive on Thanksgiving Day. and
will be housed at the s,h Regiment Armory, Park
ave. and Nincty -fourth-st As many OF the men are
from New England the National Society OF New
England Women VIII give them collation., 10 be
served at L. o'clock II Is requested tina, donations
for the same be sent early Thanksgiving morning.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
WEALTH BOARD SEARCHING HOTELS HERE.

IIrArTII ROARD SEAECllING HOTELS HERE.
President Murphy OF the Board OF hra''h OH os'-
urda, ordered the inspectors of the department 10
.n .,..r,. bntal b.t,ye.n the Battery and Spring
g. ,rsst Of broadway. 20 find ont whether or not
Archie Miller who arrived in port on the Nignahca
last week. and who died in Washington on Sa,ui a,
DAY from yellow fever stayed IN ahy u oeirsS M IN
a. ,.,t fisrict Miller l. said 20 haN" t"mitin'p ~
This city night in hoiei IN tnat nsI Mir
nv saws the hotel II II should BE- iouhn VII o'
rru9raniined and every precauion taken asa'"S'
H. snread Of The disease.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

The willing Workers Circle Of Kings Daughters
appeals to a generous public for contributions OF
food toward the annual Thanksgiving dinner OF tho
BROOKLYN Home for Aged Coored People. NO ISIS
atl.n,ir-ove Those who desire to contribute are
requested 10 send their gifts 10 the home to-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

An exhibition Of the beautiful lace work made by
the girls OF Barbados Will be held to-day ana 10
morrow at the home OF Mrs {. Lamont ~" "f'
Deans, Rrooklyn Samples Of the work and nov
elites suitable for Christmas gifts Will be on sale
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

musical and reading VIII be given this evening
az the Church OF the Eternal Hope. Eighty-nrst-
3, between Columbus and Amsterdam aves The
entertainment viii begin At SIS o'clock. and the
following artists wilt appear: Miss +. r. Chapman
soprano: Miss Saidee Nere Milne. reader Lorenzo
= Tripler V;olinist Allen q. NatefOus bar|lohe
and Edwin Carey. p!dnis,