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Arizona republican., 1898-05-17

We direct attention to the letter of " W. Miller of New York, secretary organization of the Arizona Canal company and the Arizona Improve ment company, printed in another column. The reorganization commit tee has taken hold of this matter with great energy, and it's plan ap- pears likely to meet with little or no opposition. It will be great day for this valley when these companies are placed on firm footing and the de velopment foreshadowed by MT. Miller Is we'll under way.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-17

If there is to be an issue of bonds, by all means let them, or some Of them, be offered for popular subscrip- tion Plenty of men who do not feel able or required to bear arms would be glad to show their patriotism by lending small sums to the govern nent, for war purposes, even at some thing less than per cent.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-17

Spain has squandered her inheri- tance. She started with a fair title to all the western world; now she seems destined to have no share in its fu- ture. There never has been in history a greater spendthrift or prodigal.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-17

It is possibly pardonable metaphor to call the alleged Spanish fleet which may De near the Antilles an armada ; But it remains to be seen if Spain will ever forget the real Armada enough to warrant the new use of the word.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-17

School teachers ought to have no difficulty in securing perfect geog- raphy lessons from their pupils now adays, as long as they confine their Philippines.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-17

The town that has not discovered a Spanish spy is behind the times. These Spanish spies are as thick as air ships were a year ago.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-17

A New York policeman has named his infant daughter Anna Manila Mo Carthy. Why not call her Havana Manila and be done with it?
Arizona republican., 1898-05-17

The Herald was in error in stating in Saturdays issue that MT. Lincoln was firing on the Mesa train at the time of their accident. MT. Lincoln is firing on the Maricopa train.-Her- aid.
 We venture to suggest that firing On the Spanish would be more popular and patriotic at this time.
Arizona republican., 1898-05-17
SILVER CITY REDUCTION CO.,,

Silver City Grant Co.,. New Mexico.
 This plant has been purchased and will be operated in the future by the estate of the late Senator George Hearst of California, under the gen. eral management of D. B. Gillette, Jr It is the intention of the present man. agement to largely increase the ca pacity of the plant and equip it with every modern appliance for the sue cessful and cheap treatment of ores and concentrates. Consignments and correspondence solicited. Advances will b. made oa ocu0
Arizona republican., 1898-05-17

Moonlight on the sea There are pic lures and dreams and castles in the air for the woman who sits and gazes out over it. Pic lures of a happy home, dreams of a manly husband
Arizona republican., 1898-05-17

The war has raised the price of many necessaries, among them Ameri- can flags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
THE WEATHER REFORT.

YEsTER1AYs RECORD AND TO DAYS 'NH''
Washington No,. - Tic Greet . the oo' ""'' '
reached The Anosrany Mountains Sec NINA" -.
-, o.,,..o ,.s fallen 30 =, 20 degrees 10 an area
extending from the central western lake region 20 We
middle coast o. the Gulf Mexico and hight sho" y ~
ried ~ far south az Nashville. Tenn The heaeS' s"'"
" reported in .ns eHireme upper Ms-'SS'P" ''''
her o. has f,l., 10 a depth 4 ~" 10 sih lh"-s' ia
, c., s >,tsi.si,,fi valleys cold way" has h''h
attended lv CLEARING weather Far weather mas Pi''d'
VS., Of The Mississippi In ihe Atah'c 'o'f' ''S''''
south " New Yorl, rain has fal'" win lls'"s temp
il'e. During ihe neat i"rnf '""' '''' ...
, ....,, ., ,,,s Middle and south Atlantic states
ATTENDED H., 4 fall II 20 80 degree IN t'inp',alul
and tloarine weather. In New Enslnn i"n W. e%ies
fn snow with much lower temperature 9h1M lI'ir'
and continued cold weather. viii western sa,'s i ia
,ir, In fo,.. urera over che lake REGIONS ~ W"
uiseies,,,i on, arid lover Missouri valleys ana IN"
southern Sietes the weather wll be iali lu's'" ,
isos 20 boz fair and cold the IAN '"r , nm,.--
signals are displayed la-,s huron. ~, ""- ''''
eastern Like superior and al Frhnkfoit se''e"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23

TAKEN ILL IN FIFTH-ANE.. HE SCCCUMBS
TO HEART DISEASE OF REACH
ING 4 HOSPITAL.

The Rev DR.. Albert D. Vail. pastor of the Park
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. died suddenly
Yesterday afternoon in the Ncw-Ncrk Hospital
from heart disease DR.. Vail left his home soon
aficr noon to attend committee meeting at the
Methods: Book Concern. Ffih-ave. ard Twcn-
ucth-st. He arrived there about o'clock appar-
emily i'm the bcst OF health. Soon after o'clock
he stepped out for luncheon and ~ Fifth-ave. and
Twenty nrst-st. he collapsed He was removed with
all possible speed to tho hospital but died in
twenty minutes
DR.. Vail was horn on January !. 1S1. n Yer
bank. Duchess County. y. Y. ~" was therefore
sNty-ihrce years Old l!c graduated from tho
Wesleyan InVcrsity forty years After ten
years spent in Tho ministry At various places he
care 10 NewNork in 1865. He ed mere IN TN.
West Thirtieth Street Church -. Johns Church.
in West Fifty-ihrd-st.; s. James, Church. at
Observation-Disclosures, nty-sixth-s'. and Madison
ave; 81 !uke's Church. in West Forty-hrst-st.:
the East SiNiN-nrst Street Church. the South
Bread street 'hurch. in Newark. y. j.. and the
Park Avenue Church He closed his third in
The pasforfie OF the Park Avenue church in 1896
Or YAH conducted tho Sunday school department
CT "rhc christian Advocate" and . large
contributor 10 religious periodicals. lie
mon'hci oi iro Board Of Managers OF The Meth
odisi Episcopal Missionary Society vice prcsi-
dcrf ~ IA" b'acOncsses' Home and q trustee OF
Wesleyan University. lie married Miss Jane Ho-
Of Pc SAINT ,ille in ISIS and she survives him.
Th,N mad no children
The funeral Will hc held i'm the Park Avenue
Mc;hodie, Episcopal Church on Friday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
UllFLOWER SOCIETY DIVES.

THE OLD OFFICERS RE-EI.EC En- AT THE
PRELIMINARY BUSINESS MEETING.
j.. III" Myr.ic Room Or ihc WaiorfAstoria the
Nalnovcr Society o. Ncw-Iork State last even
ing nold rs annual dinner
At me guests table were cX-JUdgc tcnry +. How
land. the Governor OF thc society. who presided;
General and Mrs Stewart l. Woodfcrd. Frederick
DC Pcyster president Of The Society Of Colonial
Wars. and Mis- De Pcystcr: Seth Low. the Rev.
Thomas j.. sheer and MIS-. Steer. Victor G. Alder
son representing the Mayhower Society VI Illinois;
William :. Mills, re )re9entug tho Connecticut So
cioty. Thomas : Hopkins. representing the Society,"
Of the Disri.. % Columbia and William +. Davis,
representing the Pilgrims Society OF Plymouth.
Mass
Informal addresses were made by General Wood
ford Seth Low. Frederick De Peyster no Rev.
Thomas Il SIccr and Professor Victor G. Alder
son. Of Chicago.
\ brief business citing was hcld pl!Or to NE
d.Mncr in the east room. and tic old board ot o.
lCors elected. aS follows Governor. liz my T..
Howard. dcputY-governOr. Joan Taylor Terry;
;ptain. Joseph Jcrman Slocum, elder. the Rev.
Or. BrOderCk Terry. secretary. Edward WILKES
Dewey treasurer. William NJ. Grinnell. historian.
Richard Henry Greene. and surgeon DR.. Henry
Brewster MnIOH. Tn" Reception Committee was
composed Mrs. Russell sage. Mrs. Edward o.
Norton. Mrs David II. Rowland. Mrs. James J..
Woodruff and Mrs. William Alien Butler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
PORT 4RTHi Il CANAL TO ~ CohPLLihD.

THE TrXAs srPREME Court GIVES \ pE''''"N
IN FAVOR or THE COMPANY BriLDING 1T
po,ur,ou, rox Nov 22-Thc supreme Court ~
Toxas has handed down y decision in favor OF the
Porf Arthur Channel and Dock Company IN IN"
Injunction suit brought by the prop'rty-hoh''S
near Port Arthur. Tho decision disposed OF All
oos,i,rs in connection with the completion ~ ~"
canal which is in course of construction ~ '"rt
Arthur TO connect in" terminals OF IN" Kansas
civ. Pittsburg and Gulf Railway with deep water
distance of six and onc-halt miles
Tho Port Arthur channel and Dock company
r,s orqanizcd for the purpose Of constituting thi'
canal II was we'll under way when IN" Work Wa
sinpped by an injunction granted 10y JeHo'S'"
County court !; had been necessary ior '"' '"'"''
ucop,o 10 condemn the land through "nlch 'n,:
ru,rn building the canal and their flXnt 90 Il" IN
under their charter was questioned n, ~ ~ W.,
taken 10 tho Suprnm" court lhc h''.9'ol ~. ~ -
rendered ends tho matter, and MAKE II ~ nm,
fnr tho canal company to- push the W"Ih - -
,rie,ion 'Thn canal * already pracrcdl ~ hh'sh't
Tor = distance of four and one-half miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
RECOINf ~ WESTCHESTER.

81 srIcn DYKMAN BEGINS ~ INSPECTION OF
ALLEGED DEFECTIVE BALLOTS
IN the Supreme Court, before Justice }. @. Dyk-
man in White Plains, yesterday morning the case
of the defective ballots rejected by inspectors at
the recent election held in this county came Mp on
a f.,audam.s directed against the Board Of County
Canvasscrs There were about six hundred ballots
thrown out by the inspectors. and proceedings 10
obtain their rcnspcction and recount were brought
by Edwin w Fiske OF Mount Vernon. Democratic
candidate for Register who appears by unofficial
figures to have been defeated by Thomas X
Hodge Republican, by IL votes.
Roger NJ Sherman appeared for Mr.. Fiskc. eX-
Judge Isaac y Mills and Henry G. Henderson for
Mr. Hodge and ex-senator Charles I. McClelland
for thc Board Of Canvassors. After some skir-
mis- hing between counsel the Judge issued an or
der directing County Clerk Crumb 10 produce the
sealed packages of defective ballots from the var-
Gus election districts of the county. which order
was complied with. and the inspection OF the pack
ages beginning with those from the town of Bed
ford. began.
The recount will occupy several days In all
there were thirteen defective ballots from Bedford
and counsel for Mr.. Fiske admitted that they rad
properly been rejected by the inspectors. The
seventh ballot opened from the town OF Cortlandt
was claimed for Mr. Fiske. although the mark
made at the head Of the Democratic column was
clearly oltside of the circle under the party en-
fortivc and exception was taken TO his ruling.
Further on another ballot. in which the voter
had properly marked his choice before the names
OF ali the Republican candidates except three, ana
had voted fer these three. including Fiske i'm the
democratic column. but had placed cross in
both the Democratic and Republican circles al the
head of their respective columns. was neld 10y the
Justice to be proper vote for Nj Fiske. Justice
Dykman ruled that the cross ~ both circles wa.
simply surplusace. and did not affect the legality Of
the ticket Late yesterday afternoon only hity bal
lots had been cXa mined Two votes had been gained
hy Mr. Fiske and one by Mr.. Hodge. while num-
Der had been thrown out by the Judg a. detective
against the protests Of couns'l on both sides.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
Observation-Disclosures Ale.
All, DEALERS
MARRIED..

pt.pRITT-GARDNER- Tuesday November - a.
tho church u the Holy Trinity. B,ook}n y . 10y '.'
Dov = II Mcconnell Elizabeth Bradbury Gardner.
daughter Of the late RoDcr- L. Gardner 10 Nl'"''
woodward Burrltt. Il Englewood. y !.
Ur.TcuINSON-CH ASE--On Tuesday November = Al
tha resdonce n the brides parents. NJ so r. r
place irooklvn. y. y. BIS the Rev. K H. M'i, D..
e,rah Wellington Hutchinson - Mr. Louis sh'''s
Chaee.
LEWIS AMpBELI.- on Tu"siaS November = l>'N =,
p,ur- church. Paterson, y. j. hN fA" 20 baNri
stuart hamilton. Jan" GocW... oa.Eh rf ~ Nj anu
Nj Henry e.. Campbell to Vivian NJ L-"i--
LOCKWOOD Tuc-lay. No'embet - NJ
<, i'auls Protestant Episcopal church lHF'iol I'
t,,n h., the Rev. +. Windsor l'raihwdiie rector ~
INN ,,,r.rr,s stamford Theodora Lyon Lockwood.
laughter n NJ. and Mrs Luke ~ Lockwood ana
smith Dewey Pierce Of BROOKLYN y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
CHANGES ~ THE NAVY.
ADMIRAL MILLER RETIREs AND ADMIRAL n NE
Will. sooN FOLLOW PROMOTIONS
MADE

Nashlneton. Nov. Entertained jos pm -
Miller recently detached from command OF the -
cl0c station. placed on the ietred Hs' 'o-ua'
ON account OF age The vacancy thus created ID '''
ttoiest grade Of the Navy Will be filed by the
promotion Of Commodore II. L. HoWison. no" com
handing the Boston Navy Yard Captain ~ J.
Picking will bc advanced TO the grade OF cohm"-
,o-o and other promotions viii be made All along
tho une The naval orders today contain an an
roun.eueut Of the retirement OF keaI-Adth'"'
Francis NJ Bunce on December D. Ad'nf"' h"h''
f. conmandanf Of tine New-Ycfk Navy lard' gen
,r,ll,. REGARDED 80 the most important shof" com
,nand In the Navy. Rear-AdmlrAl "'oIs' p'"''
will he th, ranking admiral IN IN" Ntvy on 'ns
retirement Of Admiral Buncc n"Ni molil. >, 49,.
UNDERSTOOD that tho President VIII rr'ohH,Hr 80
congress the revival Of me "nce o' ,,iiirni,,1
,.i,s.admiral FOR the special beneht OF Aunil" ~
IDevcy and there D. MOT tnu'n noup' '"H' ''s'
mi 'tact th. necessary i.gislttio
Cnmmolore j. ". Philip. nov IN ''npornl1 , to,ed
,,arG ~ thc North Atlantic station - m'hllo.,,n
~ IL, .. receive tho assignment 10 'ih', y
Souyyork Navy Yard o. the HosiOn sN 49,. 70
80 - vrbich ar. short, 10 De vacated oy the TX
ttremept Of the incumoenI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMORIAL.
A FUND or 100000 BEING RAISED FOR CpLpNE"
WARNINGS FAMILY. PASSING EVENT
TALLY TO COLUMBIA.

Tho Chambe~ Of Commerce. on November B. APP
nolufad . committee consisting Of Jacob II. Schin.
william, r. Dodge Charles Stewart smith VII
lam l. strong and Morris Is. Jcsup. 70 recommend
suitable action b. the people OF Ne"-l"rK III rec
oenitfo,, Of The services Of Colonel Georg, T.. War
inc f. The committee has recomme ndod that the
sum Of 10000 be raised by public subscription;
that the income from tn fund BE- paid s"mi-an-
nualv 10 tho widow and daughter Of Colonel War
ing and that after their death The fund be turned
over 10 Columbia University and hc known as
..,~ho kariug Municipal Fund the interest To De
,,..,d IN ,h. u.lrpos. OF instruction in municipal
affairs The following subscriptions have been
,,,,,. ia fin. fiud thus far:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
REFUSED TO SIGN the ROLL

MOUNT PLEASANT ASSESSORS DECLINE TO ACT
UNLESS COMPELLED TO by TIE courts
Tho Assessors Of Mount Pleasant met Yesterday
I'm Tarr,town 10 sign The assessment roll for 1881.
The soll WIS not signed. The Assessors held thar
they could not sign it without an order from the
courts They assessed the property Of william
Rockefeller in the last few wears at more S-1"V"
and had becn ordered by the Court to reduce the
o,,o,,,t IN S2i3 10 They said they had sworn to
the rolls OF previous years stating thai they We're
correct. and They stiI believed them t" be corrcc'
They could moi, Therefore" s.sn the ROY WIZ 49, Ni
PncLoc.lIer'e valuation cut Gown. II MI hoch"-
f,I'or.s ass,ssmeu, wa too high. then IN" Nalua-
lion placed on Az other property h"n p.r" wv
non ana II one was wrong all were wrong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
Special y otlte..
Thanksgiving Appeal
Of the
Five Points House of Industry.
l55 WORTH STREET
A Home tor Homeless Children.

~ Collector Employed. our Only Yearly Appeal
THE POOREST CHILDREN hoo.
in city the objects ~ US car" ad lh''' ""'
been 80 III inmates since IT'S ORGANIZATION -,,r
1T Is NOT ONLY \ SCHOOL. 1T \ \ HoMb ,
and IT las had during the past year an a' '1E' az
iy or 800 Typesetting catpen,e.infi rS. '
A HOSPITAL BUILDING 49, ,,,.,,, ara
attached In which the SICK OF me i"s"''0" a."
~ Ala Was given :, outdoor poor families during the
A NEW BUILDING. ..,.,... ~, u..,o
made necessary 10y tie unsafe G.'lion %, our n a
lences and viii acconmoda's more children i1an
tho old We still need very much the sum OF sls'O'J
70 nav OF the Indebtedness on Il
An ~ f;oas TO enable the - continue "a
rescue work which i has Prosecu,ed for more than
THANKSGIVING DINNER
which is YEARLY given Us inmates. and also 10 u.
THIS appeal warrants IL.
ITS YEARLY WORK ,-,sss
MEALs GIVEN 40 ~
AvERAGE kTTENpANCE IL School. 21
WHOLE NUMBER IL SCHOOL SINCE OR - 90,
vIs SfSi1Nl AXE WELCOME At Any TIME.
THANKSGIVING DAY PROGRAMME;
TWO O'CIOCK-Dinner Tor street poor Last year
than 300 ~ this ca.s were given an ,
CHAPEL. sEIVICEs-A O'CLOCK ne Gnu i
VIII render a progranme which VIII lncuI" shs.
ing solos duets choruses. marching; dr ~, ana
Rotations. and the reputation 81 our fnlorem I'd "
rerior singing will be- martained. fuhlc shNl'e"'
Checks may be mace payable to FREDERICK L cAMr.
Treasurer l55 Worth 81
Morris X Jesup President Archibald u Russei secy
David : Eeleston Henry 4 HsN,sy
Walter u f<wl- 1ilesion Wr's'
C,orxs Marian nsries lsnier
VIM D. BARNARD. superintendent
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DIED.


,, i,., zee, IN
ATWOOD-ANor SOY re m t.reo,,sn ,twooG
Monday morning N'Nr'llnf - w. ,,-o.Li,r
at his resi- leucc 40. 1i' Grs"ne ite. ni''NNU ~
Funeral services Woin"si".. cp,or ,raremort
simpson Metl'iSl -P 1910
ana "'''DN''' a''' 49, >....,,,.r %, ,sos
BACON Al Fast Orange. y. j. on November Il lN">
I.yda wife u Fredericl T.. Bacon. ,,.o y
ful",al ser Ls, Oranra IN Friday November -
800. y, l's"0' '' W
Trsain cav 20 na'' NJ, anu
, M <,ar,,o~ -,
1s.s c;ssnar g Barnet,e in the year OF hts age.
>,,ro' ~ mineral hereafter.
CliASE-N Tenahy y j. or November 20 SalaH '.d"
foId "'''N W ~ "
hei age. e.. . =, r,br.s Church pr,yience r. l..
fhneieI ser't. ~ - ,,st n, ~ o.elc,l m
IN ffl'dN' '"' 80" '''' " -
DAWEs-On Iue,day mor" ~ tis o-.neS M
her home, SO. - Nitn - r,-.',is n Dsnes
fHlzabr'l lW'"ni.. 49, VI '
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
rrDrR1At her residence No us Quincy g.. Brooklyn.
on sunday rrorling Ns,enror Ale'ta Eldert widow
=. Hfn' ~ yioee will ie held iu rho Reformed Church
Jamaica on Wednesday. November -. az o'clock p m
- . ,..o.,. Dam. >,s,,bsr ~ u tvrhotl
Mary X Arbucklc. 0f Brooklyn. y !
Interlnent Pittsburg. Penn
u,vr,,rvrp m, "Wednesday Noyen,l.r 10 at her resi-
,k-yr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
co1oNEL AsroR.s HoRsEs Id ArcrIoN.

The sale OF horses by W. y. Grand the
American Horse Exchange. Fifteth-st. and Broad
Way. was resumed yesterday most Of the animals
sold being the property Of Colonel John Jacob As
tor There was = fair attendance but the prices
paid were considered poor with some exceptions
The sale will be resumed to-day These horses
realized $500.
T,unron chestnut years Old sold 10 A. schilie.
~ Belgium 81 600
Minnehaha. chestnut hackney marc. sold - \. Won
Sohi,e
l'aulina. black hackney foaled 1891. sod A.
Won Srhile ~ Belgium for f22i
has fOal~d 1875. sold - Nathan tasr.
" New YORK. f0r x9S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23

Vancouver. p. c. Nov. 2z-Henry Stone iorm''
Is United States Government explorer IN -Ai"9n-
six hundred woud-oe hIonolRefs T''u' M
~. ,,,r,o,,,o, ,ou,a ri the junction q tho Mac
ko3zie and Laird rivers Thosc who returned oE
WY Of The Laird River MAYO reached EhhcGSt eoa
IN safety after passing through great penn "a,
rcrrnusried them II Is alleged mat on 'nt
they were fired upon by party ~ siwssn ,. "a.
VINO asd demanded whiskey Inc IHs w"
turned and the Inciape oed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
WALTER STANTON

Walter Stanton who was wcll-known com'nls'
sion merchant in this city. died At his home 40
r2 West F'fty-ffth-st. yesterday Mr. stanton
was a member Of the commission hrm o' 'ohVefs''
STANTON 4 Co 1t Nos " and " Nortn-s', ne
va aiso ! member OF the Merchants, IN" New
work Athletic Racquet. Manhattan. suburban
and Driving and New York Yacht ',up., ana I"
,rustee of the Metropolitan Museum or Art inc
,,tri,l will be at Westerly. r. l., on FRIDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

FIR N,v-Engand aui Eastern Ne"-Nork' ram '''h
,n l,, aroe de lieay colder hign noriheas''iN. SRI"
INK % northWesicrly winds. Thursday far ana COLO
For Eastern Pennsylvania and Ne" Je!s'9' i"'" %
snow followed by clearing. eciiedly colder WINGS s"'
inr ID. high norihvceierly Thursday fair and cold
For District - Coumiia Delaware ana MaIyIHhu'
clearing n tho morning. decidedly colder ne temperature
UNI IAN g. about degree by WEDNESDAY hBh' U'HN
westerly winds. Thursday fair end colo ,,,..,ta
t-or New Nori and Western lenisy H,I'
Cow, nuerie. followed D., clearing interior coher
hr,. q, nlgn westerly winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
WILLIAM O'MEARA.

Norrlsiown Penn Nov. 22.-Willam . M'"r"'
for thrty-four years Provost Marshal OF British
c,,ia,o died suddenly yesterday ~ his sister
homo in this city lie sixty years old Tie re-
signed from his place last January ana S, w. Piro
49, 70 ,.,si his relatives while on the way 10 bot
Snriucs Ark for his health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
pERrlLAN MLNLNrrR NAYN r4REWELL.

Washngton Nov. 22-Secretary Hay. Just before
the cabinet meeting to-day, accompanied 10 tho
White House Don Victor Egu.gurcn. the Peruvian
Minister TO Washington. who called 10 say fare
We'll 10 the President. Tho Minister came TO Wash
nston July 1921. tor the express purpose OF adj
justing the MacCord claim. His rstIrem leaves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
OBTTL AIRY.
DR. CHARLES II. HAMMETT

Washington. Nov 22-Dr. Charles llhssey nam
nett formerly Health Oflccr and coroner Of inc
District Of Columbia and weil.known pracui
tIoner died here to-day from BriGhts disease aeeu
sixty-thrcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23

CHARLES II EATON. d D vi IrsaeT We ~ s nd
-eh 81 a, 1hanksssing service. THURSDAY november
- q, II m subject. Public and Private Reasons i%
Thanksgiving m Word IN Relation ID rNpa"s'"'
Sueclal musical serAl =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
1.NloN ruANKsGIvlNG SERVICE.

I\ION THNNkSDIN INJ 0F.INN u =
Al. MADISON NVENUE METHODIST EilS,oPA.
,,- corn - on Thanksgi wing Morning AZ
- ,,b,,rh.. uniting. Phillips Memorial Presbyterian
c,,b FrinhtrN ilapiisf church. first Reformed Fps
,,b ,rur1h Madison Avenue PRESBYTERIAN church,
sf, nrst street Methodist Episcopal church and Msh-
So, Avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
.Src.scs H., IN. Roy, Elmer Y. Rev. Howard L.
tores T. n and REV charles Cuthhert Hall. D. D..
prs.id.rt Of i'n,n Theoiogiral Seminary.
ALI. ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
SYMPATHY WITH Dr. IAN DE WATER

Major Frank Kcck OF tho list Regiment. de"v-
erod a lecture last night at the Harlem btahCn
- the Young Mems Christian Association. so
Yves. One-huudred-a nd I've nty-hf'h-s'. on '"e
lists part in the war from the time u answer"
he Presidents call until Ia was broufh' nome ~
Nor,s,t pant and marched ND Broadway some
line later. His lecture wss ustrale! WI Wn De
fine s-ercopficOn views. He ignored ~" q" 80,
vVat.r controversy but the audienc" tNi',, III
PLAYED us sympathy for the Chaplain Dy lo" ia
appauding his picture when II was thrown q" '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23
POstofnce Notice.

Should he read DAILY by al Interested changes
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Foreign mails ~ ;he Vcc1 ending November 20 1885,
VIII ,pr llpily a cns.sD tie General Pest
once q follows. Parcels Post Mas
earlier than closing tiw, shown btlpH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-23

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHI R'hhrS. ..,...
Thursday morning Al u 'N'~~
N church ash and on ave =,
salmon ~, Rs. DAVID JAS ~ iRfi,l" u ~
>ppropriate music boy full choir
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There arc many remedies for cold but me post
that We know Of is Jaynes EXpeciorant. -