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New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD And TO. DAYS FORECAST.
Washington Nov 20-The cold wave which appeared
late SATURDAY over northern Rocky Mountain
region has extended tn" Daoas and south
ward over Colorado Kansas and Northern New
Mexico. attended b. snow. At points in colorado ana
wyoming tho temperature fallen 40 10 80 degrees
sn,a SATURDAY night. In Montana. Western North
akot, and the British Northwest Territory. the tempera
ture f. below zero Warning this cold
teegrsphed northern Rocky Mountain districts Satur
dav morning and the balance - the territory covered
by the cold oaye Saturday Afternoon and the warnings
have been carried eastward over the upper lake region
,t Tuner Nise..ipri Vallcr ana the interior IL the
Southwestern states northcr VIII occur over
tte interior ~ Texas. New McSi'o Oklahoma ana indlan
1'.rrorv Nouday Fair weather W prevail IN the Middle
Atlantic and Nev England state Mnaa, WIN rising
tansnaratre storm signals displayed al all lake
stations and On TIE Gui Coast from Pensac1a To Bfo"ns
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
NO YELLOW FEVER ~ PITTSTON.

P,tston. Penn. Nov 2o-Dr. Coke Of tho United
States Marine Hospital. arrived here to-
day from Washington. and made an examination
o. ". T. Hc7bert. who was suspected Of having
an attack Of yellow fever. The man was found 10
he without any present symptoms OF the disease.
On Friday Archie :. Miller. civil engineer. en-
poyed by the Nicaragua Canal Commission. d.td
e. Washing on from what autopsy showed 10 be
yellow feyer. He and Herbert. who was also en-
W0yed 10y ne Commission. returned 10 New oTk
rom Costa Rica together on wednesday. since
Miler's death letter addressed 10 him was opened
and found 10 he from Herbert. expressing symIa-
my 10Y Miller IN his Illness and saving the writ'r
.mself fcl il. Herbert to-day told Ir COKE that
n lad a severe headache ~ the tine ne wrote me
---.e,- Lut rs e-n-n Ll.ome MlM.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
III RDEP AT 4 WEDDING.

one MAN KILLED AND TWO INJURED l.; AN AT
TEMPT TO SETTLE AN OLD SCORE
Antonio Sabhattelii shot dead and two other
men were wounded Italian wedding recep-
lion last night in Hoboken. The murderer. An
tonic Amedoe. a voung man Of eighteen, was with
d.ffculty rescued from the wedding guests and
crowd Of people who tried 10 lyncn him.
Angelina Gemmet twenty Years ola. was mar
rcd In ST Franciss Church yesterday. 10 Giovanni
Gu.sto They had taken rooms at No. Il Adam
s.; and wedding reception was held there after
the ceremony. Nincenz BarOne seventeen years
old Of No 20 hottest. New-YoT and Antonio
Amedoe eighteen years old. Of No 81 Mulberry
ST. were self-inVitCd guests They came to settle
old scores with Pasquale Ercoln. 4 brother-in-
law Of Antonio Sabbateli fruit dealer. who owns
ne house where the reception was being held.
The shooting occurred as they were being put out
Il he ln
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
MEMORIAL TO YALE'S DEAD SOLDlERS

THE BALANCE or THE CRUISER FUND 70 BE
USED AS NUCLEUS FOR IT.
Ncw-Haven. Conn. Nov. 2o.-At a meeting OF the
Yale Cruiser Fund Committee TO determine "hdt
denostt,on shall DO made OF the sl7O) surplus re-
naming from the 5000 subscribed. it was voted
that a subcommittee of five bo appointed by Chair-
man Dwight II. Day. Editor OF The Yale News
and that they be instructed to use the money to
secure some lasting memorial 10 the Yale men who
fell or died from disease IN the Spanish wsr. The
instructions further broadly recommend TO the SUP
committee to work in conjunction with any dole
ga cd members of the classes in case such Dodies
should be- appointed to raise money for memorial
In this way II IS hoped to make the tllpute 10 Inc
memory OF Yale soldiers an imposing ahar 1he
class Of 30 IS the only one that has appointed dny
committee out it is believed that others will follow
he example.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
VICTOR BIZ NIL.

Victor Bunzl "A member of the firm OF j. buhzi
& Sons leaf tobacco merchants. OF NO 10 water
st. died at his home. No. 12i East Seventy-second-
St. on Saturday. Mr.. Bunzl was forty-one years
old. He was the son OF julius bun|' 'he io""oe'
of the firm OF j. Bunzi e. Sons. which was estao-
lished IN 1913 Mr. Bunzl attended the College OF
the CITY of New-York He married. eight years
ago Miss Pauline Bookman, OF this city VINO, WIN
two children. survives him. He was irequeen,t
cont rIbutor TO charities and known 10 a Wluee
circle of friends. lie treasurer OF the Leai
Tobacco Board OF Trade and member Oh Ts w
Ney-York Athletic Harmonic and Freundschail
clubs Death was caused by congestion OF me
lungs after an illness Of five weeks Ihe funetai
will be held at Mr.. Bunzls late nome to-hoiio"
morning at $50 O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
SCITJ-YLER LIVINGSTON GERARD.

Schuyler Livingston Gerard who was al one
time well known in the banking world OF LUIS
citv died on Saturday at his home No. lo3 sixth
ave. For many years Mr.. Gerard was an en-
ploye OF the old Union Bank. He was It's paying
teller when the bank went into liquidauon about
fifteen years ago. Since then he had lVeu Ih re-
tiremcnt. ,,., ho
Mr. Gerard who hfty-one years old ", when N ne ne
died was distantly connected with the old Nt"-
York Schuyler and Livingston families. HIS iather
was the head Of the auctioneering nrm Oh 1tra' ~,
Eetts a Co which existed tor many years ~
this city Mr.. Gerard died unmarried me luhei i
will be held tomorrow morning In ST Inof,'as
Church Eight sergeants OF the Ola tuaru' Vo
which Mr.. Gerard member. VIII act as pe'-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21

orange. The French critics are accustomed to
speak we'll Of NJ. Constant. and they speak we'll
OF him now. Here we have had to qualify an
admiration OF his work. which we have known
chiefly in the field of portraiture. 1t has some
times lacked quality at the same time that It
has been superfcaly brilliant. But
easily believe that on the present occasion the
French critics are entirely right NJ Constants
Skill his gift Of dazzling bravura would seem to
be exactly adapted TO the requirements OF a
decoration for a gayly lighted opera house.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
WILL Sry President NOSES.

Trenton. y j Nov. 90-Gencral James f. Rus
ing and a number of other shareholders o. the
trenton Lish; and Power Company at confer
'oe decided 10 bring suit against James Moses
the president o., tne company. 10 have Il decree
mace declaring 800 30 which Moses received from
ne sac of 100 shares Of common stock 20 belong
70 iAc shareholders They say that the STOCK wa
AeIc j.. thus; fOr NE stockholders. Moses say
mat The stock mis- own. and IA this Is sup
l0iteQ uV SeAeral of The sfO. khOlGcrs.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
THE rRlBCNES SNARE N IT.

From The Woodbury. Constitution
The New-Y York Tribune deserves the thanks o.
the Republicans for It's vigorous, well-directed
tlppOrt OF the ticket throughout the campaign
EF Martin. It's New-Jersey editor, spoke ana
wrote with force that could not fail 10 impress
"IG persuade.
From The Jersey CITY Evening Journal
The Republican newspapers throughout the State
are all throwing bouquets TO Editor Martin Of The
Trlbure's Jersey page for the support II gave the
EeDlblcan cause Ia this State and the politicians
are very mUch pleased with IL
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
WORK or THE INDUSTRIAL COuNTSSION.

Washington Nov 20-Thc Industrial Commission
has decided 10 allow the sub-commissions the time
between and December in which to prepare
their syllah II was found at the general meeting
ycs.c .crdav that the idea OF the sub-commissions
con0iC ted I'm many instances to the limitations
Of their work and after Il fun discussion the COM
mittcc decided that each subcommittee should
nave ample time 10 formulate its plans and syl-
Ia hus and then when these plans were submitted
10 the fun committee fl should settle all questions
as to conflicts OF Jurisdiction.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
DIED..

MCNCKwITz--On Sunday. November 20 at her hoMA
Pauline. wife OF julius Munckwitz.
Funeral services her late residence No iss West i2oth
st. on Tuesday. November %. at o'clock ..
Inferment AZ convenience OF family.
Kindly omit flowers.
PORTER--On Friday. November 49, A. D Porter.
Funeral from bis late residence Hotel Margaret Broo&
yn on Tuesd3y I'D inst. at IL O'Clock a. m.
Kindly omit flowers.
The Stephen Merritt burial Co.. ct1-23 wsse
23d-st-Undertakers embalmers and funeral directors;
prompt service day night. Telephone iListh st.
WOOdlawn Cemetery.
once. No. 20 F.. go st.
Woodiavn Station cath WARD. Harlem Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
DIED.

Br-x,'E-M Hartford Conn. November l9 Ed"ard AeF-
r.,i services a, his residence in Hartford Tues
dav November 80. AZ 23O
- lo(ed bu.Sand Of pauline l'nnsl eyed q y.ar.
F!re,al ir'.9 o,sEtar nlT a'' ~ A. $50 A. ~
Relatives ard fri,rds invited
Kindly omit flowers
pr.pT ON Monday. Noycmter II. at Pasadena, Cal.
= rcn~y D. " Burt in his sam year.
Funeral services wi; be held at 81 George: C5ure >.
Stuyvesant square. New-Nork. on Monday. November
a. al 10 a. m
cHAsE-A Ten nv. y. J.: on November 20 Sarah
crawford widow of Edward E. Chase. In the I7h year
Hotice Of funeral hereafter
5s5 Ns2sos4 M r. MARI fSs & w q T2'
CI5rkson. IN the 7Gth year q her e. asS , .o ,soo,
sion oh and 1cth-''' TUESDAY November q at
II o'clock
pAvls-sudlenly sunday Nosemoe. 90 a, her r,s-
loved wife S, Of yaa.aa9 MILAN Isninr Denim at O'Clock
FgaeTal f'.f a the oSn1eacnee Of the family
ppAN-on SATURDAY.. Nyemo.r 10, i>9s. or Pnslnona;
sagah sri io < Dean 'i' m the as ye1r her .,
Reryes ana ffni. e Rrr rorn5 os,o s,'gn 1rb NAL
son-ave and j5h-st. at 1890 m. Tu' sfay. No'en-
kindly omit flowers.
En On SunIay morning Noyembe, % Mrs Meta
and n the Sist year Of her
Nouce ~ funeral in Tuesdays paper
IEEAt hey residence. Al Elizabeth. Nj on raiui
dav Noye nbei 10 1895. Eizaieth seymour. widl" ~
Mait'ew s. B Fowler. In tho SGtli year ~ her as,
Funs raj from Johns church. III zaheth y J., on
rues.lsr. November -. 1S'S. at .: - q. IN
GERARD saturday November 10. his residence.
Ne lo23 e,n syr Sch!yler L''ns''."' son o the late
Rcia,iyes sni fri~rds arr invited attend the funeral
services At ThoWass church. 'ti ave ana o5d 81.
IN Tuesday. November 30. at II A. m.
GOLDso1IAIDT- the Plaza Hotel November 10. Celes
tine widow II John G0llschmidi in the s6ih year OF
her age.
HArGnr-on Friday. November Is 1925 Ava. 1.
Hseht aged 20 years.
Funeral services residence of hcr brother Walter
IL Haght Mount ksco on Monday 2lst inst, AT IL
o. clock a. m.
Carriages viii ct train leaving Grand Central station
al5. Via Harlem Il. Il.
lnierment at conVenience u the family
residence. No lo East 57th- Josephine l.. wife ~
William i. Havcmsyer
The arrival OF steamship
kaifer Friedrich from Chcrbcurg
MALLORY Entered into lie. residence ParL
November l.. the IA ~ her LucilA
widow ~ tn" late George Mallory. and mother ~ the
late Fef. George &. Mallory. H. y.
Funeral from 81. Johns church bridgeport. at oc'of-
Monday afternoon. November Il.
Kindly omit flowers.
MARSH Entered rcsf Friday. Novemler -. at
her residence. clifton. Island. julia TOWNSEND
Marsh. WIDOW OF Nathaniel Marsh and daughter ~ me
late William b. Townsend. q,
Funeral from her late residence Monday, November 81
kiaiy
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO DAY.

For New-England fair. brisk northwesteriy winds be
coming variable
For Eastern New YORK. .Air. warmer brisk northwest
.rly shifting 10 southeasteFly winds
For District - Columbia Eastern Tcnasyl' ania. New
Jerser. Delaware MARYLAND and Virginia fair and
warmer: followed by cloudy. winds shifting To fssh
For Western New yarl and western Pennsy i'ana iar
and v,rmef followed Monday night by rain AMI colder.
tlpb south 10 southeast winds.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21

at this time that he received the honor OF knight
hood. In 1891 he appointed Joint Commissioner
the Condition of Seal Life In Behrlng sea- ana
in the following year participated In the debera-
tions OF the Joint Commission at washington
He was most Industrious and prothc writer. a
keen sportsman and socially a great faVorite
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
+. +. MAST.

Springfield Ohio. Nov. 2O-Ex-Mayor A. r. Mast
died this afternoon after a lingering illness OF
several months His estate is estimated at over
million and half invested in manufacturing
interests He is the father -in-aw OF r. B LOOMS
United States Minlster 70 NenezueIa.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
MUSIC.
CONCERT OF THE ARION SOCIETY.


One OF the most amable demonstrations at the
formal meetings Of the German clubs like the
Mannergesangverein Aron and the Deutscher Lied
crkranz IS the happy blending of social and artis-
Tic enjoyment. The affairs reserved for the
members OF the clubs but membership in the clubs
extends Itself in fact TO the wives and daughters
OF the men directly concerned. and so the artistic
as well as the social pleasures are doubled accord
Ing to a familiar German proverb. which teaches
that sorrows shared divided by two and pleas
ures shared multiplied by the same factor. AS Tor
the concerts given by the societies, they are on
most dignifed plane. The first concert or the so
ciety called Arion for short took place last night
Observe its offerings: There was Nine. Gadsk to
sing solos. Miss Olive Mead to play violin con-
certo. a chorus OF men Ghe clubs admirably trained
chor) and an orchestra of ffty-1ve men. all under
the direction OF julius LorenZ the clubs musical
director. On the programme were three orchestral
numbers, the first OF which the death march
from Wagncr's "G6tterdammerung," which was
played in memory of Richard Katzenmayer. who
died two months or 40 ago who had been the clubs
president several times and was always one OF Its
stanchest CHAMPIONS Nine. Gadski sang the
Dove sono'' from Mozart's Marriage OF Figaro
lin German) and three German songs; Miss Mead
played Nicuxtempss concerto for violin In minor.
and the chorus sang three unaccompanied part
songs, song with horn obbligato and one with
orchestral accompaniment. Nearly all of this music
was new. and all OF 1t beautiful. arrange
ment of a French melody with tenor solo. and the
song by Rudolph Wagner, In which a French horn
CForest horn" the Germans call It, with greater
appropra eness) finding especial favor The sing
ing was delightfully."- effective. and Mr.. Granitzas
tenor solo in the first OF the two numbers s
charming bit in every respect as one could wish
TO hear Miss Mead, who as a stranger
all. carried Off a goodly share OF the evenings
honors. Notwithstanding that her selection was
unwise. She surprised the critically disposed by
the extraordinary strength and purity of her tone:
as yet her technique is inadequate to such a work
as the NieuXtemps concerto We understand that
she comes from Boston and is a pupil Of Mr.
KEciSal
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COUE.

Formal announcement is made Of the cngaGemo mt
Of Miss Margaret Townsend. daughter Of the
late John D. Townsend Of this city. TO Signor Gio-
vann Tagliapietra. tho barytone singer. who has
been identified with the grand opera and concert
stage in This city and Throughout the niied states
for MANY wears past. Miss Townsend who has
many friends in society. lives with ner mother at
No 3i3 West Thirty -fourth-st.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
MIR. PAUR's POPULAR CONCERT.


The third concert in the Sunday night series
under Mr.. Paurs direction assembled a large
audience in Carnegie Hall last evening that lis
tened 10 a varied and diyerting programme with
;he enthusiasm proper TO Sunday night audiences.
There were three solo performers but they did
rot monopolize the applause. for Mr. Paur
Obliged 10 repeat the prelude to the thrd act OF
"Lohengrin." and the other orchestral selections.
the principal Of which the overture TO Fra
Diavolo Saint-Saens's symphonic poem describing
Omphales spinning wheel and the experiences OF
Hercules; the prelude to "Lohcngrn." the tran
scription OF the from Handels "Serse." and
Nicolai's overture TO THE Merry Wives of Wind
sor were also met with evidences of uncommon in
terest. Mr.. Naham Franko. the concert master of Mr.
Paurs organization. played Nieuxtemps's Ballade
and Polonaisc. Miss Juliette Corden sang Micaelas
aria from Carmen" a song by James A. Rogers,
Tears OF Joy" which seemed scarcely worth the
trouble. and George Henschcls cxuberant Spring
sopgy The latter she took at tempo that deprived
il Of much Of its characteristic expression. but her
agreeable voice and clear enunciation were CRATE
fully recognized Miss Florence Terrell played
two salon pieces. concert study by SchlocZer and
a waltz by Moszkowsk. with a clear and facile
tect niquc and considerable brancy. She un
deriook a task somewhat above her powers. how
ever, when she added. in response TO demands for
more. Mr. Rosenthals contrapuntal amplihcation
OF Chopins u fat waltz.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
PRESIDENT INVITED TO MONTGOMERY

Montgomery. Ala. NOV. 2o.-The Alabama Senate
Yesterday passed joint resolution inviting Presi-
dent Mckinley. in the name of the General As
sernbly and the people OF Alabama. to eNtend ms
,ieit IN Nontcomerv and 10 be present in Mont
gouerv on December Il as the State guest. or al
such other time as may suit MS pleasure anu COLI
,,ian
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
COL WILLTIUS BTRIED AT WEST POINT

West Point y. &. Nov. 20The body Of Colonel
charles W Williams. Assistant Quartermaste
L. $ A. arrived here BY boat this afternoon. and
p,ae hurled in the post cemetery with military
honors He was disbursng officer and quarter
master OF the Military Academy eight years ago
IL. died from yellow fever Havana on November
10 He was the father Of Cadet Richard Williams
ola
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21

An ERROR WHICH CAUSED a TRAGEDY IL PORTS
MOUTH. OHIO

Columbus Ohio. Nov % Portsmouth, Ohio
dispatch to "'Thc state Journal" says.
BY an accidental explosion II blasting powder
this morning George ". Ferguson, quarryman.
is dying. two Of his children dead and his
wife and another child dishgurcd for life
Ferguson was hunting for wood to build fire and
found a powder apparently full of coal When
he attempted to start fire with this loud cX-
plOsiOn followed which knocked one entire side of
the house out At the time Ferguson his wife and
baby IN arms and four little daughters We're
grouped ABOUT the stove. All were knocked down
by the force Of the explosion. IVA aged six. and
cynthia aged eleven. died almost Immediately from
injuries. and Ferguson terribly injured that
he cannot live The mother and other children are
terribly. burned and bruised. and may not live. II
blasting DOWdcr.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
THANKSGIVING DINNER rOR 4 CORPS.

savannah. Ga Nog 2o--The women OF Savannah
are endeavorng 10 give the soldiers OF the Seventh
army Corps q Thanksgiving dinner. There are
,HelVc thousand mon in the corpe. and the under,
taking Is n large one. Contributions Of any hlnd
eSTressec to the Ladies' Thanksgiving committee
- Nannnh - VIII be carefully distributed.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21

Miss Winifred Wilson. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bramble Wilson will be married 10 Tilly
Reid Fell. on Wednesday. December at the nome
Of her paronts No 81 West Eighty-sixth-st. y
reception will follow the ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21

Miss Rosna Tolla. daughter Of the late John NJ.
and Mary Beck was married on Wednesday 10
Isa1c Nichols Paul at the home OF the bride
mother by the Re-. Henry Dixon Jones.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21

News comes from Baltimore of the engagement
of Miss Marie Antoinctte Merritt. the only daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs James Alfred Merritt. Of that
CITY to Ensign Thomas Tngly Craven. OF the
Tniod States Navy a son Of the late Captain ~.
8 Craven and grandson Of Admiral Thomas
1inglv Craven. Of the United States Navy.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21
Thanksgiving Appeal
Five Points House OF Industry.
lj5 WORTH STREET.
A Home tor Homeless Children.


No Collector Employed. our Only Yearly Appeal.
TIE POOREST CHILDREN
In tho city tha objects ~ s and there have
heen 30 ~ nlsies since it, organization.
IT Is NOT ONLY \ SCHOOL. IT Is \ HOME
and has had during the past year an average fam-
ing and housew rri taught TO the inmates
A HOSPiThL BUILDING
attached IN ahich the sick Of the Institution arc
OUTDOOR POOR
A NEW BUILDING
made necessary 10y the unsafe condition ~ our main
structure has been completed. II has all the modern
c0nYcniences and Ni accommodate more children than
the old We SIN need very much the sum Of $4,000
AN EAPNEsT APPEAL
FOR funds to enable the Institution to continue It's
rescue work which IL has prosecuted for than
forty Years is made by the Trustees
A THANKSGIVING DINNER
which is y"ary given To- - inmates anf slso :, the
this appeal warrants il.
ITS YEARLY WORK:
M MEAiS n,Sp SIN IL ~ 80 rsS
AGERAGf NTTENDANcE N SCHOOL. aS
WHOLE NUMBER IN SCHOOL SINCE OR
vrsi4oRs SAoii'lis ARE wErcoME AT ANY TINE. '''N'
THANKSGIVING DAY PROGRAMME
TWO OCIOCK-Dinner for street po1r wear
than 1900 4 this class wore given dinner.
solos duets. cnorIses marching. drills and
recitaons and the reputation ~ children for
perior singing will be maintained Public invited
Checks may be mace payable to FREDERICK Z. CAMP.
Treasurer. l5j Worth II.
Trustees:
Morris *. Jesup, President. Archibald . Russell secy
Frederick l. camp. Tressurer
Walter II. lewis. T. Tilsston Wells
WM I. BARNARD Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-21

There are many remedies for cold but the bost
that We know Of is Jayne's EXpectorant 80