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"DoN'T RoRRoW TROUBLE" BUY
SAPOLIO
IT'S CHEAPER IN THE END.
In nj. own Cola.

Hotel Clerk-That Is bad half
crown, sir. Commercial-An right.
had a bad night.-Pepper Box.
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Harvesting is as hard on a farmers
wife as a wedding.
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makes the skin soft, white and healthy.
Sold everywhere.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption has been :
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Madison. a4O9 43d Ave, Chicago, Ills.
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The devil must be complimented at
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The older a man gets the more no
admires young women.
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To secure absolute independence owe
no man a dollar.
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To Cure Constipation Forever
Take Cascarets Candy CAthartlc. 10c or @oc.
nc. c. c. fAil to cure, druggists refund money.
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New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
THE OUTLOOK ~ CONGRESS-.
MR. TAWNEY's VIEWS on LEGISLATION
HE FANORS ANNEX1NG THE
PHILIPPINES

Washington. Nov. 81 (SpeclaD.- Representative
Iawney, of MunesOta. one Of the majority mem
D"rS ~ the House Ways and Means Committee
who has jUst arrived IN Washington. said this az
ternoon that he did not think much would be done
"a, IA" approaching short session beyond the pas
sage az tie appropriation bills and some necessa y
legislation 10 enable the Amy TO occupy recently
acquired territory rutl civil government Is esiab-
hshed. Mr.. Tawney does not believe there will be
an extra session OF the I.NIth Congress
IL said he. "peace should he declared before
The close of the short session OF Congress would
not be possessed Of the information on which 20
base legislation for the proper government OF the
acquired territory before the time for the regular
session Of Congress. As 10 the talk Of an extra
session FOR financial legislation l 30 not think THIS
country is now suffering for financial legislation
Prosperity has started H. . per cent more Of our
people nave found employ and matters are
soirg on al right. There will proba bly, be some
lesisl ition during the LNlth Congress 10 give
greater ~ Nlohy 10 our currency. but there IS tiWe
enough for that"
Spreading of the question of anrcxing the Philip
pines Mr. Tawnev said: '''The people OF nv dis
Spain any OF the territory have taken from her.
nor the proposition OF dividing up any OF such terri
tory among European Powers. The people OF the
West feel that the future development Of
incrce lies in the direction OF trade with Orient
end that region tributary TO the Pacific and Indian
will be advanced by the physical presence OF Amer
lean sovereignty al the YER gatewry OF this trade.
II makes difference whether the Philippines
possess q great intrinsic value or not We want
physical sOvcreignity Of this Government there
10 encourage and to guard our commerce. II is in
this that lies the value Of the Philippine. to us
Mr. Tawney said that he thought the Nicaragua
Canal should be constructed and that legislation
with that object in view should be passed at this
session OF Congress
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
PHI bELYA THETA CONVENTION.

Co."2.1us On.o NOV el.-Phi Delta Theta IRA
NI'It opcaoi ifs general convention hcrc 'o-o'N
i b.ing the sem-centenrial Of The orsan "a ION.
A. elal crate programme has been arranged ana
most o. The -. DELEGATES and Representatives are
h1'e The business sessions Of the convention are
he-ng hold u the House o.; Representative. Wafer
y Palmer. president Of 'he general council, pre-
sided Ore- the exercises ;ais morning. After ne
convention was called order Governor Hushhci4,
mayor Black and Cyrus uuing made addresses pi
welcome Routine work WAS thcn taken up
Among tao prominent members are ex-Preslde!'
Iarris on. os-SecrctaIy of state Joha v. rosie
ex-s majors Villas and Blackburn. and NlhaHi
Allen White O.; Kansas Ore of the foundefs OF
ne society Tho Rev Robert Morrigon. OF Fulion'
No. .s here 20 attend the semi-ccntcnnlai IL"
os...n.lnn .or,inucs nrtn Frldn,.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
DIED.

Arwoop-Aer re e1'.ca -i TITO ,r,oI ,ss, on
at his resi- iencc ~ 80 Ciseene-aye Rrookiyn.
Funeral services wednesda' N.yembeF - At - ; p m.
simpson Methodist Episcopal 'hurcn' corner CaremoHt
and Wiloughby ayes.. Brooklyn
BAcQN- East e2a 9rs@sc b R..a on November IL iS''
Noticc - funeral hereafter.
n}TzGn5 [@d nas5asd Si'Gf's a rsuSe nanz aged
F4nr,ai ,t ,T'T 2o ,mosr eln .r' ~ At S.5o a. m
eeatlvss and friends invited
Kul, omit flowers
CHASE l, Tenafv y N Novomber % Sarah Craw
f1rd widow u Edward T. 'ha-- 10 'he '7'h year o'
Fdncr me. af' service at Johns ch4r,h Providence R l.
on FRIDAY the 9th Inst. ar II O'Clock a. m
dai N@}Sm,s1 M (. e. Mary Inss widow LcyHa'
IN ths eta year ear II hf ,o aEf frb o., the Asen
son 5tl ave and lotE-et. TUESDAY November - at
u O'Clock noon.
,'os. IN tne lts year of his ase
pi~rIncn, ;,r1n On TUESDAY afternoon 10 Greenwood
nr,v-on SATURDAY. November - lN2s Of pneainon.a.
.s+h 4 Dean. IN the G3i yeir Of her age.
,ec. W AZ h Frs, Reformed Episcopal 'hu-ch Madi
s,n ave-. ami 51th -. a. 1000 d m Tuesday. N'''''
Kindly omit flowers
EprRr dcne 80 ~ gum 2; ,,el :: R0.1,'g T,aoy
az, sama, Ellert = jamaica. Long Island IN he sls'
l9'gIa ,nai, or wetnesaa5 Noye"ber p a. O'clock D. M
,.,,S priscilla Alden lnfart daughter ~ Walter
c;faerne and Maud st,utenhufgl ~ It. 10, ,. r.
Funeral services at Trinity 'hur-"' "''4''''' ''4
Island. Tuesday. Al 3.5" =. vi
,.rp,rD ON saturday November 10 A. his residence.
uo2 ;fh ave- schuyler Livingston. son ~ me .ae
William and sarah VI Gerard , 49,, ,-.,
80 "a, II Th.ras's church ats ave ana J'l- -si,
r TUESDAY November o.. ~ - a. m
GRrFNE-A Allegheny. p sun.. No'emter q. n TYPHOID
fever Edward Nes,n Greene. IN the 10Th y-ar = his
ln,rTment at r,shurr Penn "Wednesday afternoon No
femher 23
HAVEMEYER--On Wednesday, November "a. at her
residence 10 East 51th-s'. Josephine l., wife -
william r. Havemeyer .,
Tho funeral service viii await me ARRIVAL o. trsnshp
Kaiser Friedrich from 'nerooHig
KrNNy on Monday N.renlter Il A. the New York
Na,y Yard ellen eite ~ Pas Director Albert
Kenn, United states NaF. ana daug 'ef of the laie
t;elrg. ard Mary !. Earn-s.
Notlce u fune-al h@reaft"r
llpIrNG- I,- a. sea Friday october - ispS Richard
hipiing son ~ Richard anl Harriet klp.nE u
Posei. the 51tl q h. axe"
Fau raj services Win De- held tnc 'htrrh = the Hoj
Communion 6th-ave ami Goth 81. Oh Tuesday, N'v~m-
b-r -. az o'clock
MOORE A. hl. re-l..u0e salisbury Conn. Monday.
No,Dnh.r 81 Sins Brewster Moorr. aged 90 years ana
month. g.,
T1n,, ..-,ces a. hls la'~ residence Neinesda' No
,ruber - At oel0rN y
Mt-N,KwITZ on SUNDAY November 20 at her home
pauire nife % julius Munckwfz. - 49,.
Funeral services al her laf@ resien - - W. '-""
=, on TuerdsN ", eniber - O'clock n
irtrrment cow -nlenee .. family
kindly omit ncwua
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
THE ATTACK on SHAFTER.
AN EMANATION FROM DISSATISFIED OFFI-
CERS-GEEERAL BRECKINRIDGES
TI-STINONY

To tho Editor - The Tribune
Sir. | wish to thank you FOR your leading eii-
toral in The Tribune Of this morning. entitled
Evidence Before the Commission"
Immediately upon the fall Of Santiago, the
whole country rang with praise for the gallant
General Shafter who, with his skilled generals
and his brave Fifth Corps. achieved that re
suit The Honorable Secretary ~ War, who had
judiciously selected this General. came in for
his share ot the Nations gratitude. Seventeen
thousand American soldiers had captured twen-
ty-eight thousand Spanish soldiers, and the dt-
plomacy Of General Shafter had. in addition
secured the conquest Of an empire. and made
the invasion Of Porto Rico possible without the
effusiOn Of blood.
The press throughout this country and across
the water accorded fun praise to General Shat
ter and his army. and the correspondents Of
foreign journals were not backward in their
generous tributes for the Fifth Corps and its
General.
Within the last few weeks all this seems
changed in the neWSDa pers Of our Eastern
States There seems concerted action TO be-
little and decry all that has been done by the
gallant Fifth Corps and its General These at
tacks are mainly directed against General Shai-
ter personally But what Injuries him necessa-
ry reflects upon his corps. II is heeTcd
that those adverse criticisms and half-veHed
innuendoes inspired 10y officers 10 whom. in
their own opinion. sufficient prominence was not
given in that campalgn. There ls niue doupl
that General Brecknridce was one Of those
dissatisfied officers. H did not 60 - cuba in
an official capacity but nicely as a looker-on-
nominaily on General Shaftors staff He r"-
Quosio ID this favor of General Shaftcr who IN
compliance with that request asked the Se're-
tary of War 10 detail him. The Secretary
granted the favor. but sfated that the appoint
mcut was made At General Shaftcr's request
For him to make bcfor" the Commission the
statements he has made Is the unkndest cut
Of all and all the more unbecoming becaus"
not borne out by the facts. the facts being that
General Toral surrendered after the Victories OF
El Caney and san Juan. in which General Shaf-
/ ter destroyed his nerve. y
Brooklyn NOV ~. 1s.'N.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
WELCOMED BY COL. ROOSEVELT.
HIS FELLOW -TOwNSMEN ATTEND HT-
CEPTION GIVEN FOR THEM IN
OYSTER BAY.

Colonel Roosevelt gave reception iot tn' P'op'o
OF oyster Bay last evening Inc ie0ep'o" "a
baid T., rloa,,s Hall The main hall and the ad-
toirinr Iodeeroom were handsomely decorated WIN
flowers. In the main hall were three long 'apes
which were served by Mrs. Wilson seer'hs' M Mls
Burrows Mrs Sidney Walker. Mrs hunt MRS
7 p Johnson. Mrs. A. VI. Baylis' MIS- Vae"',"e
Bavlis. Mrs. J. F. Ellison, Mrs a. H. ,o',,
Miss Isabel Mott. Miss Pearl Lys'er' S 80. "
- I.oIsor Miss Agnes Van Vesor and Miss w.
Parker. ,,o,o,oi
The reception was held in the lodgeroom' Oo'one'
Roosevelt stood at the east end OF the room Oh ''
dals Jerome b. johnson. Thomas J. Ellison anu
NJ r Townsend served as ushers ana HaSveS siong 70
Lrsderick Ludum. who introduced thcm -, 10 M ~
coonel After shaking hands with the m 1D.1i'' ante
Csts n,ssed TO a door opening INTO a sinan 5ll. il
Toon and there the sword presented 10 & 1olonr, n
Roosevelt by the people OF oyster bay was 0'
exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
REPTBLICAN CONFERENCES.
UPSTATE LEGISLATORS SEE SENATOR
PI.ATT AND Mr. ODE1I

UPSTATE LEGISLATORS SEE SENATOR
P1ATT AND Mr.. ODELL.
MANY Republican members of tho Legislature
were in the city Yesterday and found Their way
TO the Ff,h Avenue Hotel in the afternoon or even
ing Several Of hem had talks wiih senator
Thomas C.. Plat and with Benjamin Z. Odell. jr..
chairman Of the Republican state COMMITTEE
Amone them were state Senator John Raines.
Timothy =. Ellsworth. Hooar, Kr4m and John
Ford and Assemblymen 5. Frederick Nxon' JothaIn
p. Aids and otto Kelsey. Nj Nixon wants 10
be Speaker OF the Assembly and Ny. ALd2 arc
Mr Kelsey anxious TO leal the .'rPuoI'. 40
majority on the floor Of the Assemoiy- AHohs "
politicians who Jolned mem "a tdIhS g.. IT,
organizatiOn OF the Legislature we're eN-SPc"hI'
Hamilton Fish. George ". IuhH;, w I.il,;ii'
Young. James 5. Whipple, Francis ichuiiChs anu
There was considerable talk about coming egis-
lauon but no positive ir 49, iiis to he in
trOGuced had been drawn or even Ilanhe'. o"VriaI
OF The legislators will be at the hotel tO-u'y 10
meet Colonel Roosevelt. the GoVernor-elec,, VINO
rarlx in the afternoon. Colonel Roosevelt VIII at
tend dinner at the Metropohtan CluD this even
!ng given for Mr. Odell by T. u. Hartman one
Of his Orange County constituents. ana S~nator
Platt Will be "A guest at the dinLer ais" NJ odeH
and M Patt said YESTERDAY lhal tht uHei ui & as
and would have political signnoance-
MI Odel and Senator Plat laughed yesterday at
published story 10 the eject tRat SrnilTr ra
Intended to resign MS seat IN The Llteh State-
senate and allow Governor Roosevelt 10 appoint
Nr Oleli 10 the place after March l. They said
NJ story was too ridiculous To ne contradlcted.
,ar,icularlv as under the Constitution Ia" Gov
ta~nor caunot appoint p United States Senator.
president Juigg of the Republican County Com
eaid V.sf@rdav that no legislation would he
considered or recommended at the meeting 90 th"
Executive Committee In the headquarters - the
county Committee tomorrow evening. The COM
,o,,tee &c called together 10 take action upon the
resolution 70 investigate fra IDS I'm the election.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
Thanksgiving Appeal
Five Points House of Industry.
l55 WORTH STREET.
a Home for Homeless Children.


No Collector Employed our Only Yearly Appeal.
THE POOREST CHILDREN
In the city the ohiec-s ~ s csre and there have
IT II NOT ONI.T \ SCHOOL. 1T Is HOME
and has had during the past year average fam
iy of 500. Typeset-ing. carpsnierilg coosing' sew
A HOSPITAL. BUILDING
IS attached in which the sick OF the Institution are
Aid Nas given outdoor poor families during the
A NEw BUILDING.
made necessary by the unsafe condi-.on - main
structure has been c1HpIe'd II hss all the motern
convenenres and will Accommodate children than
old We s,in need very much the sum u $500
Az EhPNEsT APPEAL
FOR funds to enable tho rns'itutl1n - continue ,s
rescue work which it has prosecuted tor more than
forty wears made h. the ITustees
A THANKSGIVING DINNER.
which yearly given 10 s inmates. and a''o - the
,h.s appeal variants II.
ITS YEARLY WORK;
AVERAGE ATTENDAN,E ~ SCHOOL rs
WHOLE NVMBER N SCHOOL SINCE Or .-,,.
vrsIr6RS hRE wEDroME At Any TIME.
THANKSGIVING DAY PROGRAMME:
ONE O'CLOCK Dinner for house children.
TWO O'CLOCK Dinner t7r si-e'f poor. Last year
CHAPEL SERVICES Ar O'clock the children
viii render ~. gramme which VIII include sins
ins solos duets. crorases marching drills ana
perior singing Will be niair tained Public invited
Checks may be mace psy able 70 FREDERICK E CANT.
Treasurer. l5j Worth St
Trustees:
Morris Jcsip President Archibald . Russell. ~.
David : telesron. Henry z Hsvley.
Walter r. Lows r Tilsston Wells.
George II. Moran. hares LAnier.
WI. T. BARNARD Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
ASSE<SuEyT FTGHr ALMOST ENDED.
MOUNT PLEASANT TOWNSHIPS APPEAL WITH
DRAWN n THE 1897 SUIT OF WILL
TAN rocKEFETI,ER

DRAWN n THE 1897 SUIT OF WILL
IAN ROCKEFELLER.
Alter Two years Of litigation it now seems that
the Rockefeller tax-assessmeut fight "a almost
ended Frank Y Mlllard. the counsel for tn" as
SCISSORS OF Noun Pleasant Township. told a Trib-
une reporter yesterday that he had withdrawn me
appeal reccntIy taken from the decision Of the
referee in tho 1897 case of William Rockefeller
against the assessors Il WAS also announced thar
Nr Nulard was forced 10 take such action by
Mossrs Morse and Dykman. the lawyers repre-
senting Mr. Rockefeller who obtained an order
from, tho Court requiring the defendants TO pro-
coed with the case Mr. Mard was anxious to do
friction with the town officials it was impossible
to continue
The news Of the withdrawal OF tho appeal will
he a surprise 70 the taxpayers of Mount Pleasant,
and a nleasant one to those citizens who have
grown tired OF the long litigation and heavy eN-
pense which it has caused II VIII oe starr StarInlS ~
news 10 many IL was generally DeheNeu III
Mount Pleasant that The appeal would be con-
tinued because IL publicly announced mat
the Town Board had agreed to sustain Whatever
action the assessors fl TO take When asked
about the Town Boards attitude concerning me
case Supervisor Moses ". Tayor said that the
sentiment Of the officials seemed 10 be- opposed 10
the appeal. At the meeting Of the Board AT which
tho matter discussed three voted 10 appeal
the case and two voted against Judge Han being
absent clerk See recorded the proposition 10 al-
peal as carried and Mr.. Miard Immediately made
motion 20 appeal before the Appellate DIVISION
visor Taylor asked for an expression or the whole
Roard but the members declined 10 discuss 1t.
practically ends the 1896 and 1891 cases instituted
by william Rockefeller against the Mount Pleasant
aseossors The 1897 of John y Rockefeller IS
still pending before the referee. Willis 5 Hoysradt
~ POugnkppDsin
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
voRy SNGERS CRoSs'THF DEEP.

,and.e Yesterday were Messrs. BOnuard. Ben
saudc and Boudourosque OF ,he Ellis Opera Com
many. Nj Eounard was The leading tenor of the
'rheater Monua.e al Brussels ana sang at Covent
Garden last summer appearing with Nine Melba
In Romeo and juliet" in which opera he Wi.
make his American debut in Philadelphia on No
venober 90 " Bensaudc has been heard in Amer
ica before. having hcc- a. ono time member of
the metropolitan Opera House Company. and
NJ Poudolresque IS remembered as NJ .nbcr Of
fbe Damrosch- -f.lis Company of last year n. Ben
80 ude Will sing the leading French and Italian
Is~yforc parts ana Nj EOudOuresque the leading
Fronch ana Italian Dass parts with the Els com
~ this season. Messrs. Bensaude and Bou-
troeoup will b. heard ~ The concert aid OF the
Sunuvsl3o Day Nursery az the Metropolitan opera
IInueD fhls cveninE
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22

Sir John Fowler was born I'm Sheheid fn4i".'r'
IN ISL AT an carly age he began MS su W
a. an engineer with Towlcston Leather '''e
o,,. hvdraulic engineer. under whom n" "otNe" .,
tho construction Of the Sheffield "ater"o'AS' '0
then bacame an assistant engineer In the cons" ~
+io, ~ several lines of railway. among o'"e'' '
ro,dou ard Brighton Railway ~ inc az
,,entv-soveu he was selected as CONSTRUCTIVE ~
y,nocr of the Manchester. Sheffield and
lines the building OF which nNolVtu III Jo.k a
,inn of tunnels Viaducts. long bridges Nv s,e, \,
Heating pier large hydraulic "orhs anu "
ferry. .s. ri,, ~ the front
IL ~ nractical engineers and his services vi ~
widely sought. both In England anu -" nI ~ docss
i ntber work recurring a high degree o 'hel''t !
J JrD eliu The list OF the English rallwtYS anu -
-, her ongineoring works which ne eA' ."''I is
,org ono I'm $50 he was member OF a coiniiis coin =
sinn sent hv the Indian GOV crnment 10 NoLN", -.
bV which sir John Fowler vas best known, oo'a o. - -
he general puDlic and to engineering experts, W.
.he construction of the great or.dgc 60 S1tVs1 - [
Firth Of Forth. ON its completion IN ~; ne " W.
knighicd I'm 1850 he was made a hhesn, . o III
,na nder OF tho order Of 81. Mrhael ana - t'o X
because OF his important services IN 4s
with tho SoiI,lan campaigns or that perlGl ~
carlv a- 1866; his cmncncc IN his proieS9ioHn W. -
.cknovl lodged bV his associates ny ms et't.r' %
nresidont OF the Institution Of civil Engineers
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
4 PROFITABLE IMPERIAL rOYAGE.


COMMERCIAL CONCESSIONS AND MAGNIFICENT
PRESENTS OBTAINED by THE KAISER
The German Emperor. his return TO Berlin
must e4el quite satisfied the results Of his voyage
FRI Palestine Despite the rumors about the political
aims attributed 10 that voyage # Is certain that
tho Kaiser did think of increasing the political
influence already exercised by Germany in the
ottoman Empire bat that he ready 20 foster
there German commercial Interests. AID II must be
admitted that he has succeedei
IN order - please his guest the Sultan granted
him or rather promised him. everything he wanted
II ia true that there ls long way I'M the Sultan :
d,,inions between q promise made NJ Yildiz Kiosk
.,J ~ execution Nevertheless. the German own
crs OF the Anatollan Railroad have been uthorized
,rnev nave received also the concession OF the Bag
i,d railroads on the conditions formerly submitted
hy their company 10 the Minister Of Public Works
/, il said IN financial circles OF Europe that this
concession alone worth The trouble and fatigue
I. been prepared by the Kais~rs visit for German
contracts for the electric lighting Of the Mussulman
capital and the inherent locailues along the BoS-
phorus as well AS FOR the application ot electricity
above. nile the sultan mas promised ms Imperial
friend 10 grant those conc essions. it viii take time
.bsi be- granicd The Turkish police are too afraid
NAT the Armenians and other revoiuiionists Nigh,
In regard 10 the rlfts and presents of al kinds o.
e.rel ~ th, Kaiser and kaiscrin their number and
,alIa are nearly Incredible. Tn" Sultan has be
haved on this OCCASION with magninc@nce equal
.rnousand and one Nights" lie gave to Wilhelm
ia uorilrd which had belonged 70 Seiim III and 4
rayef weight used bv Mahmoud II in his library
wn.r, h- planned ne mas-aore of the Janissaries
Tn. intrinsic and artistic values Of these two Ou-
fscfs great. buf NOT much treir value
.,- hlstorlctl relies The Empress received Two
brooches each simple turquoise surrounded with
diamonds. These turquoise are the largest in m.
world The Sultan poured. al the SAM time. into
'n' hands Of thr kai~erin handful of diamond.
fus smallest of whi'n VAS worth from S..uou 20
5000 All the articles which furnished the kiosk
here the German sOgcreigns STAYED have been
packed 49, and srni 20 Potsdam with whole cargo
~ boxes and trunks containing the tapestries
levels furs and the other lnnumerabe presents
made b. the sultan.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
ALLEN sTJcRS TO ms IDOL.

Omaha. Nov el.-Sonator William y. Alien writes
letter 20 the prcss saying he intends 20 remain
!n Nebraska af'cr Do completes his term Ia The
tnifee States Senate. ana denying the report that
~ mad accepted Il plcr general solicitor Tor au
Eastsrn RAILWAY ScnafCr Allen also denies the
report set eiJat that there an estra. gc mont
between himself and colonel william J. Hryau.
Ic said There is absolutely nothing vpon which
T. base fhc assc'l .oi. The wish 8 evidently ne
father of the thoasit ! recognize in him ono .
o greatest living American statesmen and snaH
be far nim In lyc0'
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
II C. PARSONS.

vulIamsport. Penn. Nov. 2L-H. c. Parsons
nrominont member of tho Lyconng County bar
Association and president Of the state BANKERS
Association. died to-day at his nome N '"lS CITY
aged sixty-four years
rIo served throughout tho civil War as sergeant
of COMPANY A lith Pennsylvania Volunteers. ana
cantain of COMPANY g. 18TH Pennsylvania Nolun-
toers He was a member Of the ConsttdtonaI
Convention in 1873 and lsA
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
cu.PrFN " COTLDOCE BETyTR.

Charles W CoulGOck The old actor. who mas
t..u seriously ill az the home Of his son. Sidney
Y Couldoch. has passed The crisis OF his sickness
.coor1iug 20 his physician. Or Brown. of 80. -
,,.st Forts-nfh-st. who said yesterday tha: ht
,vould recover Mr. Couldock il cight3-touf wears
od ana i Was feared that he woIld nos recover
from the aitac% Of dropsy from which he wa
suffering Nj tpuld0ck lives with ms SON and
dougI,or iils most devoted friend j. his iiitle
.n-5.ar-old granddaughter. Blanche Dr Brown
ssid ma il was due 10 her attention and mat or
her mother that the old actor would recover.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-22
VOTES BycgJrrD yR0u Hov0LrLU.

Albany Nos o. Secretary o; safe Palmer 20
CAV received eleven poll lists and foNr packages
. ballots from tire soldiers OF the ls' Volunteer
Regiment = tae State. NV ~ Honolulu. no 20"
list kos been received from Company II. OF B'ng-
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