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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
THOSE AuSTERDAMAVE. TRACKS.
TIE BOARD OF LOCAL IMPROVEMENT 10 1--WE
4 PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PRoi"Si-
-rIox TO HAVE ONLY TWO.

President Peters Of the Board OF Local improve
men, Of Manhattan announced yesterday Una M
BOARD would give a public hearing AT me '"E
Hall on Friday. December >. on the request i'u"'
the Peoples Committee for me reuu''0m -
,,, .a,,.. l., ,rosferdam-ave from seventy
e.cond-et 10 Observation-Disclosures -secohu-s'
from four to two. Both the Third Avenue ana 'he
Metropolitan Street Railway companies III" r .r,
IN Amsterdam-ave. above seventy 'ecohd-s', lnr
Peoplcs Committee g which Thomas a. r"''o' "
chairman argues that only two tracks "l'
l', ,or .t. two cononanies and that II two lines
o,r M. orcrotod on the Boulevard with only
single Sc, Of tracks but double slots the same
can be done on Ams;erdam-av ave. 49,, ,,oor1 ~
II is not clear from the charter that me r the
Local Improvements has my Po"V4 ~ '
companies to make the change
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"DJr UALErERE" ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Nov % (specaD-The presentation OF
Die Walkare" with an all-siar cast at me A"'"-
forum tonight was the event Of Inc opera sraHo''
The audience was large and represeh'aUNe' H''
seat and box was filed. and hundreds OF pc'a'"S
vsr. turned quay I, WAS the second appearance
o. Emma Eames in tho character OF Seghnde' h"u
che won new triumph. Her voice was IN eNcen'"'
Condition In her presentation Of Brhnnniide MIN
Nordca aso won new fame. singing as usual
With Intelligence and sincere fe"hns N' an
Dyke as segmund. secured generous snare o. ''e
honors Of the evening
The full cast was as follows: Siegmund. NJ "a"
byck Hunding. Lempriere Pringe; Wotan; itn yer
nuhlnans. Segllnde Nine. Emma lanes rlrn@a'
Nine schumann- Heink. Gerhilde, MISS Mauue
koucez Ortlinde Mile Baucrmeister WalLa1te'
Nine Schumann-Heink: Scnwerueite Nine .dtiHs-
Lnger Helmwje Fraulinc olga PeNny SleeIuhe'
Nine Mantclii. Grimgerde. Mile. Djela kossweise
Miss Bach: Br1nnhilde. Nine NoTdlca' He''
bchalk
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WALTER STATIONS CHARITIES.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir. Walter Stanton. whose death occurred on
Tuesday last had peen for many years a promI-
non, and representative man in the wholesale
drveoods trade. "A a merchant he was considered
,rori,, AMI his sound Judgment and absolute
f,irness caused him 20 be frequently sought after
a., orbiter in the trade and district. In which ne
v,,s universally respected and beloved.
Ills deep interest In the highest plane OF polIti
cal ufe was widely known. His uncompromislng
adherence 10 .hc principles OF the Democratic
Marty couped with his trained business mind. the
prominent Part taken by him during the last three
presidential elections caused his counsel on I'M
portant matters to be sought and largely followed
h,. those who were charged with details or cam
paigu management.
The social side OF his nature w2S partially SHOWN
I'm his membership OF many clubs, IN all or WhlSh
he was deservedly popular, a. testlhen 10 ~ llc
demand for his services on many boards OF CoHl-
lnitices OF management 80. , -, H., =,
The crOWniug services or nlS IRE, III me mn VI
associated or organized work. found expression IN
bis lahors as 4 trustee OF ST Johns Gull Tor the
last twelve years. and veteran trustees Oh ma Una
great charity bear glad witness that no more taI-
1a HE addition TO it, Board Of Management mas
been chroniced during the last quarter OK " en-
fury than was shown by Inc drty''u hT - ~,
seoing labors for the relief OF litte children that
were brough. 70 II hy tie beloved trustee %HUsc
energy neVer-failing tact and deep loVc OF tne
work won for him "a place I'm the hearts OF ms teI-
low members that viii ever serve 10 StiHlulal'
tbonl 10 higher ideals ana still more COMPROMISING
mans for the advancement OF this. the charity or
all others that was closest to his heart D.
NeW-lOrk Nov. % lN.S
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DEFENDING GENERAL SKATER

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In your able editorial in The Tribune ~ tho
.oth inst on The Evidonc" before the Commits
Sim 90 YOU say: when General Shaftcr was 50
sick that De- could not exercis" his faculties he
though, of retiring for time
Il is only simple justice 20 state that at no time
vas General Shafter TOO 81 70 exercise his facul
,es Had he been so he would have turned the
command temporarily over 10 the line offcer next
below him in rank This rule always governs
such military situations
History tells Us That Marshal LIXenhourgh was
carried on a litter while directing the movements
of thu French armies. William 81 Orange. while
cornhattIng thu forces II Louis XIV was a great
invalid physically. being almost nothing but
mere skeleton but his mental cndowmcnts were
OF the first order The master mind OF Ri,h"licu
while ne was con nnsi 10 hts bod by Illness was
worth more TO T.oui- XIII than the plausible sense
less advice Of the man who striving 10 succeed
Richeli"u as Primo Minister.
History repeats Itself Not al any time Cen
eral Shaf'er too lll TO direct the military opera
lions aud conduct the negotiations that terminated
In Torars surrender JUSTIrIA
Ssw-Yefk Nov. Il. 1888.
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DIED..

BACON-At East Orange y. J, On November Il ls9S
rua ,d . ~rs viii be her residence 10
I'each-st. East orange. on Friday, November 20 at
Train leave. Barclay and Christopher ID I. and W
Il. r. 1870 +.
itS Ga.1a Barnette in the 4sh year Of his age
D. and G. ar" ore Fday Xo @gsa g. om
c5;. . [ssT ;, s 81 I' J. at 10 st i' a. m
cuAsr-N Tcnany y. j. on November 20 Sarah Craw
t5d widow u Edward E. Chase. IN the nth year u
raaer5 erice IohOs raF ,st rr'riacno' R L.
CHESHIRE wednesday NoysmOer q a, the rSsd'9 oSs
Tempe ST. Astoria Long Island city. Charles w.
Notice q funeral services later
powp-on "Wednesday November o. Eleanor Bis.
powd. viz. = Dr. Charles y Dowd and daughter Of
,T r,3 x e., @'. * 5:s ai M 1876 West
Na u ." w, dsIa4 sy'I Ting; and So5
Marion Tott Frost. aged Year and months
Funeral private.
~ fi,a '.'''5 Gauiicnr = KIe.en Snitzcrioni
az the church = the Heavenly Rest SIN ave-
above 45th-st.. Friday at ; p. ~.
feyr Edward Nelson Greene adopted son % John ana
rn M4rn NJ At A' Pit,.turs PENN PENN
HA1IocK- November % at Mnton-on Hudson Frances
Y. Hallock IN no s so'h year OF her age
Watt shore train leaves foot 42i st 1875 return
HAvEMEYER- on "Wednesday November 49, at her TesI
dencc ~ 10 East 57th st. Josephine L. wife OF VIII
Funeral service. vii be held at the Mad:sn Avenue Re Re-
formed church Madison ave corner 57th st. on Fri
Omit flowers.
Tr;9s . ,g1ls"y q, "a. ara Of MT s.t
Funeral from her late residence 80 40? We, s,ate-'
Trenton y J.. % Friday. the 25'h Inst at 2.3V p m
McAMppErI- On Wednesday William Hall Mccamp-
bel = Rev. q. Me- Campbell IN BROOKLYN
Funeral services announced Thursday
MAGAw-on Tuesday. November ~ 1895. Alice French
R T'if 81 AMI frcnis are respectfully invited attend
late resllsnce ocean ave. near Avenue Brooklyn
MArsroy his aomc rassroyo ,. ,oS% e N 81,
n o"I p1yil Marston. in the 77'h year q HI.
NAGr.E-on Wednesday November q Mrs Eliza Nasle.
Rea,lySs and friends arc Invited attend 'he funeral
dSnce. ~ 5,a south I>'st.. Brooklyn
ELL A en- u 's5t nt l1'; So,smt sa as '''
Relatives and frer a'o menhfts or Mon,sS 'nunGl
iena o. funeral Fr2 s3,h a,i At 30 E. NJ
weqy Ns's I'm 5 q $50. 3, q - ?"."
ruuerai from hi, late rcsicnce 40 30 Dominck-st on
nl,,iSea snd f~na ais, member. = Palestine Lodge
~. 9p' F.. and A. NJ. and Masonic Veterans are in
yltei 90 attend.
scHENKEl. ON ru-,a,a,. No,'moe, y. i'aS. Joseph
Funeral services his residence 70 80 Bushwick
ave Broosl,n. rhur-day evening. November - at
ln,ermer, private Friday m,,nns
SMITH on Tuesdoy NcyenGo, % At her home Seerre,
vogue = James Long Island. ~ paTnl>sis Sirah
Woo!huu Floyd. widow n Nathaniel smith ana dnagh-
ter of late Jesse ". Floyd ana Mama shepard In
the Csth u her ..
On arrival 4 $50, train from Long Island city
STANTON on Tuesday. November p at his res'ne''e
~ ~ West 55th-si.. Waiter stanton ,,..
t,..~r,.r a. Wa.f.rlv n Friday afternoon November
- arrival ~ train leaving New YORK lou5 4 M
Relatives and friends desiring review the remains w.
his late 'dence. Thursda)' .th "''''
between IL y clock and D n
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MARRIED..

nAc. SpPA AGILE ON Wolrc~dav. November @2, l>"S'
at the PRESBYTERIAN Church. on tnversNy IaG"' Nv"
York CITY rs the &c Alexander, H. -, 49,
he WIT daughter u William z. Sprasue to Mat'F"
VI. Bagg 100
HUM P1cKFORD-On Tuesiav. 40, emher y lS'S. al
the residence ~ the brides parents NJ ana N's s"'
" Pckf1rd y. jGl Secont-s'. Brooktn, D. II, ny
tho Roy Albert Bum. VI D.. assisted pF -n' ~,
DR. J VI Fariar Alma CurtIss Pickford 70 FREDERICK
Albert Bum. II Brooklyn
BURDEN RANpALI,-On Wednesday. NoVemher -. III
m. residence ~ the brides parents. No. 23 Dean
ge.ne daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Peter buf'eh 10
George Woodruff Randall.
coz EED-On Wednesday, November % by the Key;
John T. Reed. : r. d. Frances lloyt 'oe daughter
Mr. and William 7. coe. and lorauo ROOD hrl'
at tho residence Il the brides brother IN law. MI
Airam 10 ,nde Maple St.. Englew0od y. j.
GODDARD. WINTHROP-On Tueslay November - AZ
chantry ~ church. by the Roy churchill SateT-
thr1p r Norton Goddard.
HEpGE-OTIs -On Wednesday. Noyemner 3 at me
residence NJ brides father. No ~. 'irand ave
Brook vn NV the Rev. Watson l.. Philips. or New
Haven. Edith Nav Ors daughter n Nj Renjanin W.
Ofi- and Frank Hedge. II Brooklyn. y y
MEYER tNDERHTTL.-On TUESDAY Noyembor % At
tic Rey pr Amory u. bradford. Mabel King laugher
NJ Mr and Mrs W Wilson nderhh. - Francis Ihur-
Meyer.
MOSES IArOMBE- on Wednesday. Nov mher % 1895.
at the University Place Church. New York city hy me
Rev pr GEORGE Alexander. Elizabeth Annie l.acomne,
daughter Judge r. Henry l,acombe. TO Frederick :!
Moses
the residence the brides parents "Artglass. Port
Washington. Long Island. los Friends ceremony faro
line daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mott T. Francis
Kendall Thayer
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FROM THE MAIL.
ELF-GOvERNMENT IN PHILIPPINES
HOW MICH MORE OF 1T WILL BE ENJOYED
UNDER SPAIN THAN UNDER THE
UNITED STATES
To the Editor 81 The Tribune.


To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In The Tribune OF November y CORR
spondcnt argues that b. taking the Philippines We
will violate great principles Of liberty ana govern
ment Of. by and for the people. 1t would be inter
estng to know how much more freedom anu Sell
government the islanders Will enjoy II SPAN Keeps
them than II we take them. There Is better argu-
ment in the proposition that we should take inc
islands because believe In freedom ana equai
rights than there is in the idea that we should
not take them because Of belief in freedom anu
equality.
It Is but to repeat. what has already oe'h "''
said in The Tribune that when Alaska was
transferred 10 our Government the consent o'
the Inhabitants OF the new territory was not asker
that Alaska will rever pe a State. that the people
Of the District Of Columbia as enligntehe" a.
those OF any other section yet they 40 ho' pc
sess rights equal those Of citizens OF ota''S, "
they cannot vote for Congressman nor rreS."',
still hear dcnouncins TINS S'"'
affairs as utterly foreign the principles an" M
tory Of our party. II Congress can govern tne
District without allowing II representation 0"'
It not also govern some oriental lslahde'S'
We are not budin, for day, but Tor an "'"e
Who now doubts the wisdom OF the ANN N"
louisiana California and Alaskan Ah" ~ -"
way. the consent Of the people Of Louisiana an"
california was NOT asked any more than was mat
OF the Alaskans. Sooner or later the wsuum, os
annexing the Philippines viii be AS "pP'''"'
Some OF used say harsh things noon, ua rte,
land because she seized territory In every quarr'
~ the elohe Now We realize that she was airy
ing the torch Of civilization into the realms gi
dizziness realms where darkness would sun Pr
,"u had n NOT Icen for her II is not impossioe
that the Divinity that shapes things mas ''''''''
understand that senator oSr + GRPGSSe' arc re
dent Mckinley and other far-seeing statesmen ~,
publicans or Democrats are q on AAp%sGrWoRTHY
Warren. Penn Nov 81 1898.
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MORE DANGERS TO HEALTH.
SEVENTY CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS TO BE INF
ED OK Nrw-ENGLAND's COMMrNlIi'

SEVENTY CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS TO BE lNFi-l' ~
ED OK XEw-ENGLAND's COMMUNITY
Concord - T.. Nov. 29.-The statement VIZ
c,,.., 20 ,ho ,roes ,his evening that Mr.. Mary
paker Eddy discoverer and founder of Christian
Science. has Just completed the examinauo" Oh "
class Of about seventy Of the active "o'Ne's D."
Christian Science mind-hoaling TO confer upon ,''''
DEF rees Of the Massachusetts Metaphyslc" '"i'e
as healers and teachers Of this system Of
1T now appears" II wa said, 'ha' i'''''
eric Of London who S reported TO nave "'"" w.
,a,,sa ~ Chrlstian Science treatment was hISt
under the care Of a physician. but inasihu'" - JIG
was not recovering under that practice pu' Wa
growing worse he decided 70 try CHRISTIAN S'l'l'''
lie did not however. give this system Il laf ''''i'
for hts friends gave him no peace u''' "''N
hin, again under the drill of mat"ria m'uI0i.
49, oucrv was made whether the ptAsN.fl, ~
tead Of The Christian Scientist. should not % III
d,cfed for manslaughtcr
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OBITUARY..
HAMILTON WILCOX.

Hamilton wilcox who was at ono time an ac.iVe
advocate OF woman's rights an insurance nloNe.
and politician. was found dead ron' ne".. 60.
T., his bod ., the boarding house No. 100 West
Forty.sixth-st. yesterday morning. The nom'ha-
ton for tho Vice Presidency Of the United states
on the Relva Lockwood ticket was offered 10 MN
q number Of years ago. but he refused II. Al one
time he took an interest IN Repuhllcan poi.l.s ~
held an office at Washington under fresioe"' H"-
risOn. T., .. oia Ue 10 veg
Mr. Wilcox was fifty six years ol1. re- 81,
go hro,bnrs all living in this city. The pony
vas removed 10 an undertaking establlsnner
from which 1t will be buried lo,ho''o" '0'e
The burial will be In GREENWOOD
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO DAYS FORECAST

YESTERDAYS RECORD And TO DAYS FORECAST
Vasb,nrton nov. 23-The cold wave has reached he
Atlantic coast states attended b. clearing weather Far
,o,,ner has prevailed generally from the Allegheny
20 the Rocky Mountains over the interior OF the oouh
&c., she ,e.upo-ature changes have been slight, ana
,-,glau the central valleys and the lake regions anu
a o;ulr states the weather has been 10 10 ~ degrees
ile, than the scafonahe average. The Indications are
,f far and continued cold weather viii prevail east 81
me- Mississippi Thursday. Wet a the Msts,I lpi me
'.-r,rre ain moderate slowly and in the Northern
,fnn,tain districts snow durrles will occur. Fr!-
a., PROMISES be fair and not 4" 'oiI m me N','r
fc coast districts. the Ohio N"'i'y anu '"e ''" IAN"
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Chicago. Nov 23-In view OF the increasen TOUR
IS; travel TO California the present season an An
arce has been made between the chicago, III"
waukee and ST. Paul Railway and the A'o"'So'''
topeka and Santa Fe road for through 'ouI'S' '''
service between chicago and Los Angeles pE way
., tho Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Inc p ~
,r.oer chicago and Kansas city and the Salti : =
route between Kansas city and Los hns 60 henn
appropriately named the Sunshine hou,'' anu
Vii begin through service on December l.
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ONE OF THE rRIBUNE's ADMIRERS SPEAKS

To the Editor Of Tie Tribune.
Sir: The humorous articles in The Daily and The
sunday Tribune. to say nothing Of the rest of the
GRAND old paper are fresh and clean that / can
not refrain from sending You this note to show
nv appreciation OF Efforts to give To the world
No news of the day. minus tho fake news tust
now so common. ABOUT the Peace Commission in
paris The Sunday Supplement- is by itself worth
tho prIcc OF a year subscription. CLERGYMAN.
charlnffnfnNn 2 L /. Nov 10 ISIS.
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CHARLES w. OTTIWELL.

Charles " Ottiwe who was MEMBER OF 'he
towing firm Of f.. f. Barrett q O. al ~ %
Vest-st died at his home No. % Dominick-st'
yesterday from nncumona after an Illness lasting
.our dave Mr. Ottiwel was born in this city IN
January 1890 For about forty years ne was re M
treasurer Of Palestine Lodge No 2oi r. ana . a. w
We vas also a member Of the Masonic veterans
The funeral will be held At the house to-n W. a,
10 o'clock. and the burial will be IN Greeh"oou
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IDEAL TB4yEsGHING WEATHER TO-DAY.

The snows:orm which was TO have arrived here
from the West yesterday did not appear. ana
every indication last night was that to-day "ouo
be an ideal Thanksgiving Day. The weather bu-
y.su announced that the forecast indicated fair
weather with brisk north 10 NORTHWEST WinUs s
Al the Same time this forecast was gwen II NeSS
also onrornced that there would be a further ran
IN the temperature and while d 5Se wond
moi sav but that 1; would arrive I'm a day or so.
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WORK FOR DISCHARGED SoLDlfh'
THE BOARD or TRADE AND TRANsfo"'
TRYING TO FIND SITUATIONS FoH
NEEDY VOLUNTEERS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune 49,
Sir: I'm August last. when hundreds OF SIN
wounded and exhausted soldiers were arriving 1T
This city bv very train from the various camps
ell route TO their homes I'm all parts OF the Gun"
try with no provision for their comfort or sdie''
in their stay IN our city. the Executive commute
Of the Board OF Trade and Transportation u''ue'
the name OF the Soldiers Comfort Committee o'
New York voluntarily undertook the WORK 81 ~
lieving the immediate and pressing necessities u
these men.
We have thus far fed. sheltered. photen' p'o
vldel medical attendance AMI carfdre for more thd
thirty thousand soldiers There now coniton's u9
the necessity Of finding employment for many o
the mon who so cheerfully offered their services 10
the Government when called for by the PRESIDENT
For This purpose we have established a "Dschargeu
Soldiers Employment Department at the Du''"e
No 3l6 East Fifteenth-st - ,t,d
In the last forty-eght hours We nave recelV'u
about two hundred applications for NdtiouS W ~
nations included In the nclosed list. We are tn-
deavoring secure references from Iotih'l
Movers Of n uul cants and now ready To supply
Inc merchants OF this city with many eX-SoIdler
employees as they may demand without any EXPENSE
TO either the soldier or the employer IL i heCc1S
sarv however. that the business community sHo"Iu
know of this employment department. ana we eti-
nestlv request your active cooperation III uleC'i"S
the attention of business men to It. am or,, 70
These are not pauperS. nut neroeS ouI Moi n -
not charity: II is humanity We therefor"" ne
lieve that YOU will he glad Of an opportunity, 10
promote II through the columns Of your paper: IKE
specially yours. WILLIAM -. = M ss1;,.c,o
chairman Of Soldiers Comfort committee
FRANK s. GARDNER. secretary.
N,rL
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nrNIrD BY MESSRS. NESS AND ABKLL.

police Commissioners Abel nd Hess yesterday
contradcted published report mat 'heF h"d ~
i,vered 10 the Mayor their undated designations III
,,,o time they received their appointments - Once
~, Aben said: THE stoiy l. altogether absurd
and utterly false. did net SIGN my restoration ,hI
an pand /, 10 the Mayor when | WAS appointed,
go i'"' ,re had made any such suggestion 10 me
II aiii No thrown the appointment in his face.
49, ,-as no pledge or promise eXacted Oh me
",, / was appointed
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ALBERT RICHTER.

Albert Richter. Of Wcstervelt-ave., New-brighton
was attacked with heart disease yesterday "nl'e
on his way to the railroad station In TompKinsVile
and died I'm the street lie was a widower ana was
sixty-two years old Mr.. Richter for nearly t%en, ~,
Finch Edye & CO. the shipping firm. ana was
retired on a pension about year ago, re iea
two daugL ers. living In Hoboken ana tle Quiet
L.,
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FALL OF SIXTY DEGREES IN TEXAS.

Dallas Tex. Nov 23-Reports from the cauIe
and sheep raising districts % Northwestern ieN"s
Oklahoma ana the Indian Territory snow heaNE
losses because Of the blizzard that mas PieN"'l-u
in those ,o,,,ors et,ce Sunday night The mercury
DROPPED so degre9s sunday night. and the country
was genera l., frozen up. Thousands OF heal OF
sheep haif-grown calves and COVE nave lt' 80
und dolisrs
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BOARD or DIRECTORS ELECTED.

The stockholders OF the Buffalo, Rochester ana
Pittsburg Railroad Company have elected the io'-
lowing Board Of Directors: j. IS bourne OS'a'
Grsch John l.. Riker Henry T. Darbey' }. H.
rto(,rt Adrian Iselin ir c. Cd Iselin, Walter
G. Oakman Wheeler II. Peckham. Auguste RICH
ard w Emlen Roose"elt. ! Kennedy Iod ana
Arthur c. Yates. Messrs Bourne GT'sI I ana
Riker succeed respectively Walston H. BrQ"h
Amos A Roosevelt and w. A. Wilbur as directors
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AyTEcONSOLIDITION BONDS VALID.

CORPORATION Counsel Whalen yesterday certified
to the Controller that twenty-one issues Of bonds
for towns and school districts within the are" OF
-, r..o,. civ Issued prior TO consolidation and
aeqreqatiug - OU0uUO. are valid. The valid bonds
include an issu. Of SdOOoo0 gold road bonds Tor me
Town Of NcWtOwn. The remainder were Hil"V'p"'9
issued for schools
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DIED.

sOIZA-On Tuesday November o. 1905 Joseph souzs.
Funeral late residence No ~ Adtlp1i-
Brooklyn Thursday Afternoon. November ~. AZ 80
O'Clock
rnterment Evergreen Cemetery.
Please omit flowers
VAIL Suddenly Tuesday November % Rev. Albert
D. VAL. - D. pastor Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church New York city.
Funeral services he held the church Friday
evening at o'clock
1nternient Saturday al AWenia. y 7.
Train leaves II. n. r. via Grand Central. at DIS a. m
VAN VIIET-At the home II her son. Benson Van Vs,.
Poughkeepse Matilda widow OF Aaron Van Wet aged
~
Funeral Friday November 25. at O'Clock.
WILLfOX-In this city. November %, ls9s In tho
57ih year Of his Hamilton WILCOX son Of the late
Albert o. and Ann WILCOX
The stephen Merritt Burial Co.. 2u-2i3 West
23d-s Undertakers ebalmers and funeral directors
prompt service day night. Telephone i4-isth ST.
A.-Th~ kcnsico Ccmetery.-Privats station,
Harlem Railroad ride from the Grand Centfd
Depot Office 10 42d-st
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Az APPRECIATION FROM TEXAS.

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir. or course wish to renew my subscription to
your Daily Tribune. could not do without IT, 1t Is
an intellectual treat ~ me. | nave taken several
Ncw-Y York papers at different times, Dut yours
stands at the head 81 the list II Is clean ana
nrwsv and it's moral zone IS very high.
THE REV PERCY r. FEM
Texarkana. Tex. Nov H. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
WRECKED on LAKE SUPERIOR

Duluth Mimi. Nov. 23.-The steamer tampa i
reported wrecked on the north shore OF Lake Su.
perior The crew according 10 dlsp9tch ar'J ~,
The Tarnra IS a large freighter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-24
NOTES or THE STAGE.

Miss Julia Arthur ls 10 play Rosalind in AS You
Like It." at Walack's Theatre. on Monday even
ing and It is expected that the play will run for
two weeks. though its time Is not yet exactly
determined. Afterward Miss Arthur Will give a
double bill consisting OF Thomas Bailey Aldrichs
Mercedes" and "PygnaliOn and Galatea