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New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
NEW SH4KESPElRIAY conplvr.

Washington N0,. IA ,ew three-s;ar dramatic
combination has been tormel here. tne result u
negotiations extending over several weeks. The
combination Will produce Shakes gearian drama
TIE stars are Z J.. Mclean Miss Odet,e Tyler
and Charles Hanfori. Mr Hanfor3 : at present
.r tris c.ty. profr- :! k@spear.an ana other
and Ms Mclean have come % town from Their
mountain home near SneVherlstoNn. ". Va. and
ar. renears.rg daily Miss TYLER w4s much In tie
public eye W to three years ago She made a hit
ll London IN "Sccre. Service Size = q da lighter
Of General Kirkland. and Is u excellent Savan-
nan family. He- name Was prominent before the
NeW-York public lr'i. married Mr Mclean
and they retired from tre 50 20 1--we quiet l.fe
Oh d .arg- farm n-ar Sh-pnerdstOWn belonging 20
NIr MCleaf. He i---lrg Nth Miss Marie
Prescott FOR som years Mss Tyler VII take the
parts - juliet. P0r,.a, il The Merchant Of Ven
il-f. POr-la !n JI44-- Cesar and DesGenOna n
"Othelo" Mr Ha~ford Will manage tAe c0mb!na-
'ion and play .el.0g parts The tour viii begin In
he South AMI end with run Of some weeks in
Ncw-YCrk t..y.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
WINFIELD SCOTT BAKER.

Winfield Scott Baker, who had been for many
years prominent member Of the Produce EX-
change, died IN Sgnday evening from Brlghts dis
ase at the Mansion House. in Brooklyn He was
born IN Hyanuis. Mass, Oh July ~, i.', whore he
educated In a country school. When young
man ne 10 New-York. and entered the en-
plcy II his uncle. r. " Baker. shlp stores ani
groceries AZ No - South-st. Later he became a
member os the irm and snort time after joined
the Produce Exchange lie retired seventeen yea g
ago and since then h. had spent much time "a
travelling
tie hone u his uncle II. u. Baker. 40 ~ -.
Johns pace BROOKLYN The Rev. DR. q. T. Will
Jams pastor % he sixth Avenue Baptist church.
81 .tafed Nr Baker leaves widow an one
daughter The body Wi. De s~nt TO Hyanuis. Mas
tbs r0rnirg. where the burial VIII take place T.
the OAK Grove Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
THE GREENWOOD BUTCHERY.
LOCAL DEMOCRATIC VIEW OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA RIOTS.


killing o: ~ negroes In Greenwood County yester-
a. viii De meav six W. .oge 50 ..,.,..
stlprer acy or ot defence ot homes persons The
w M j .of the preeo at as M 'f fhe "hsl hsa
viz wer- killed were unarned ana helpless prls-
Stou, cssnce for ,htir liySs $ far as !. Known
or VS. known 70 tloee VITO Killed ih-m they hd :
not even committed an offence agains, any "a" or
SOM n~gro killed E;hr~see al Phoenix. treach~r,
Miller Fleming aai Younger 30 .oug a. negroes
were In sight ~ita arms IN heir hands or even
,aey nd been fighting - might hght Ne white
men had ne righi c2nsiceI.ng i5s - IN
na n sirTss everv rule 4 civilized warfare and
every instinct of manhood demands that ~ co j.
Wen ne story came ;hai The spanisrds had
rn..i..ted orr dead - Guantanamo cry 81 horror
a-d a Iernand To- yer gesn-e CO NJ from the Whole
SS,yt.led void All 4 ls united 10 denounce -
cIor..-ae and 8ssasslns The Cubans who Ared on
nght Al sanuasl 7h- blackest mark against
have been allowed 20 mlrcer priSoners. Hele u.
South Carolina white men Anglo-ssXons; ca.llas
.te-~.ef,es have men have dellber- ely ard cruelty
hltrhe-ed prisoners guilty and innocent alike
and ~ courts IN their bands i, any .: ne
captured negroes "ere zlty D, kill,nf hthr-1fr
-ro ueralty with their lives or win iorg wears =
hara aoor DO Nv n IRe lo shante 90 have her
s"ii or Innocence proved. They were butehered IN
cold blood -. - - -
The law Will 90 nothing We rave a man -!
Governor who T. h has soul VIII not laIe S.ly i
Il ais own he says b. i Christian and God.
fearing man. but he mus. save votes ana aVol1
offending IL, .,.A ...--
Those of IS wno consider such deeds Win no!rqr
an only say What feel and think. W. can 90
rothtrr IT, hose ~ Us "a 10 pray pray earnestly
MAJ ne v-rx-ance OF just Coo Tor me -n-l IN
y he tood os helpless men may be turned from ~
and d. a. -- d.
Arf as f1r TIE negro Ne give him The same az
-. "a. B. .-. gIven ror years H- has no riEr'- ~
his country when tle race tee!n< ia a. e--ei ho-
ff|. lT| "a -
,yhg ror- -n So. him have al .-as; ne pfetectlon
.hat I. given 10 mas can dc - t.iAs - am
"a s.. 1an do nothing for himself. To- when M
,,or fs-. i, made ana tlc race te-laS j. ar"4s'i
ba vi, and all u arrayec against him ror nis
Ike and ours. 20 save nis ne anu or noh1I -
s@nS. of -crncy and ms nhooc let him 70. some
vnere- am here. GN-y IOri us-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
GARDEN COLONY PLANNED.
NOVEL SETTLEMENT TO OCCUPY CO.
LUMBIA'S OLD SITE.

BERKELEY SCHOOL. LIBRARY AND GYnNAslCM
CLUBHOUSE. STUDIO BUILDING AND HAND
SOME APARTMENT HOUSES To FORM
HOLLOW SQUARE IN THE BLOCK.
When Berkeley School moves into the old home
OF Columbia University. purchased last week b.
Dr. John s. White the head master. /. will form
part OF A picturesque settlement. unique in this
city to be established by the school authorities
College Gardens the block bounded by Madison
ave Park-ave. Forty-ninth and FIfiieth SITS. Is 70
be called in future. and II will contain besides the
school buildings mems clubhouse. women
studio building and seven handsome apartment
houses on the Fif,ieth-s; side and another hand
some sIx-story apartment house facing Forty
ninth-st all built around and looking In the rear
upon A garden covering a space 30 feet ny -" III
the centre O. the block. where the college campus
hal been.
The scheme Of the new settlement Is compost
ton Of plans successfully carried out In EnsiahI'
I; was evolved by DR.. White in consultation win
architects and expert builders several months ago.
when the head master Of Berkeley first conceived
the idea OF moving the school to size "nere i
will in part inherit the Columbia traditions "h'"
carried ou; II will give to Berkeley SchooI. WIKI
slight alterations OF the present buildings the au-
vantage Of A suitable nreproot structure ahordins
plenty OF room for the students. a hne iIbrary.
head masters home gymnasium ana s%1l,,,trs ,,nins
properties. which will serve as an endowment |"
the school .L.-,
Berkeley School l,self will occupy the souiherg
eighty ;eet Of Hamilton Hall. The part 10 me me
north Will be rented 70 new club nesota lohs
with which are now In progress. Slight INTERIOR
alterations Will serve to separate eom2e'eiys srsry s1y
school and clubhouse The oil Columbia ilorasS ~
vii he retained and the northern part Dt tnS
School OF Mines Will DO used for an armory als 20
gymnasium The Fiftieth-st wing VII D V"' IT, 30
and fitted up as vOmens studio ouidlng iIe
chapel and observatory Will be torn o0"nn. ~
Fifteth-st between Hamilton Hall ana the oiS oCno,'
Of Mines. apartment houses VII De ~ ,'o
Facing Forty-nlnth-st. will be an eighth ana niu
larger house These new buildings Will pc ~
harmony with the architecture OF ue e~'S'"s
structures , , 49,. -,a- - bo
arranged vet incidentally. Berkeley - MOO, = o.
be ircOrporated the present facuity Oh ,lu4' a.,
hsiny -ernraearfed on is directorate. ana an A.
ISOLATION OF Indwellers Of College Gardens is 70
formed the Executive Commitie OF ".L." -. -" -
deai with the renting Of apartments ana the ma ma
aremert OF the property. The school mas 81 81 o
financial hackers IN taxing Up the pto.s-' ""1 49,
pains will be spared % insure us success
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
LEWIS FULLER REID PHI. D.

Lewis Fuller Reid. Ph. D. d.od suddenly from
apoplcxy in Hartford, Conn. Saturday last
Dr. Reid had been prominent IN educational circles
in Connecticut for many years Tie was the eldest
son Of the late Rev. DR. l.. r. Reid. who was as
ISOLATED with him in several prornin'nt educa onal
Institutions notably iu Iak@yIle AMI Hartford. He
was graduated al Yale IN 80. Two years ago Dr.
r. ID up the princpslshlp Of the Collins Street
Classical Scnool Of Hartford, and accepted an ap-
poin,ment as adjunct professor Of English in Trim
ity College. This year he vas appointed lecturer
in English Yale University. ard was preparing
20 deliver 4 course Phrase Studies In the Eng
lsh Poetry Of the Nineteenth Century" az the time
II his death. The funeral will Ia ke place In Hart
ford today.
Or. Reid was successful educator. charming In
his personality and inspiring enthusiasm IN his
pupils He was interesting writer and speaker.
widow. son and daughter survive him.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
OBITUARY..
ALBERT DAUPHIN.
Amiens. France Nov. A-Albert Dauphln Is dean.

Albert Dauphln. French Senator. was born M
Amiens on August 2s. 1897. He was admitted 70 the
bar. and practised his profession with distinction
M his native place He was Mayor OF Amions al
the time Of the Franco Prussian war. ana rem
dcrod distinguished services to ms country N @ tne
German INVASION In the spring election OF leH
ha refused an election to the National Assembly
in order to continue his office a. Mayor until the
close of the war a little later he became Pretect
of tn. Somme In January: l|2. he was elected
without his consent 20 the National Assembly. but
refused 10 take hts seat. At the fall OF NJ Thiers
he resigned tho Mayoralty -,
his place with the Left Centre. In 1879 ne was a2
norc ID Attorney General Of the Court OF Appeals,
In Paris and In ls82 became first president OF the
Court OF Appeals in Amiens Earlier In the sa ann me
wear he had been ected to the senate ana late
Il lsss he became Minister OF Finance In the
Gobie, Cabinet. The rejection Of his budget =" "as
the cause OF the fall OF the Ministry, in May or
the following year. Again in 1891 he was elected
10 he Senate. and devoted himself TO questions Of
nnance leading the debates the tarin. in which
ne championed the protectionist cause.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
ST. NICHOLAS SOCIETY OFFICERS.
: FRANKLIN STANTON AGAIN ELECTED PRES
IDENT-NOMlNATING COMMITTEES
PEpnRT ApOPTEr


The annual election Of officers e the $ Nicholas
l''a.y took place last night at De.m0a.cOs : The
meeting which was attended by a large number u
rn-n5ers was presided over ~ :. Franklin stan
,on The regular t.cket of the Nominating Com
-,i..aA v.Ai-o was composed of Charles Coolidge
Haight Pan.p Schuyler James H. Beekman Casl-
rnir De Rhan Moore and John Van der Poei was
elected ,nanirnouslv The officers appointed ~
serve during the next year are.
rres.lsat-s franklin STANTON
Wee pre-ie~r-- -E-st. FRED ti:Ic DE ? * r =
ILE c.as IT t-,SAN. FISH 'Aii- ''-'4''-' -
DENrTT. fourth. AUSTEN o. ION
Treasurer-ciARLEs 4. sCHERMEEHORN
- ,-e.ary-CFARLEcs lsHAM.
Assistant s-cretary-E BENEDICT pAkL-f
ch,r.ans-Hishop HENRY 9 POTTER snd tie Rev.
Dr. HENRY van DYKE
PA,s.e.An.-l,r sr,'Yyl>sANT FISH MORRIS and Dr.
EDWARD QTI%TARD
Consulting prs~cia.s-Dr. JOiS NELSON bhEhSi--'
a.d Dr COW IsRN Il II N. SMITH
lf.r tn- term. -. W ..
SANDS STANLEY ". Dc%-E1I. anl bkA4i7H s'iN
son
stewards for ,se Z three rsr'tE'A b4"A1
DEN a-d ~ s.l.T JANSEN " iN4i--.~
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

Israel Zanew.u The Engilsa novelist. lest night
ae4lserfd a. address az ffe annual meeting = the
Lcucatlors Alaarce. a-l 10 the yestry-room %
re Ten p.e fuarl-E' Fifth-4ve and Icrty --hird-
= !-i-or Srrals rrtslr-c. Nr. IanE~il4s AK
vas a WHY rOnra-ls,l %, ne work undDFiaE
~ tle Al rc- and NJ r1ilar bodies ln Eng
and The good accomplished on the other side =
ne Atlantic iy such ORGANIZATIONS. he said, could
no. - praised too hghly. lie advocated a liberal
aloWarco q rlrrcy FOR Alliance purposes. md
s-gg@s'ed as good motto. Give your money 70
Ied and your -.gi- % me good Work.
Louis Stern. T.. Lewtsohn AID ! BLlceawfis~r
were elected directors Cf ne Alliance for TIE COM
ng y~ar President StlaLs announced mat the
fducat.1 RAJ fund q SO 80 had been iuiy sub
scrf5ed This announcement was received with
s-ea; applause the raising of the sum insures
ths unimpeded work Of The Alliance In rs several
kethA
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

BARNARD-Or Montav. Novsrbe- - Own II Pa
ns7i u Richmond valley. staten Island In A.s o5'.
Nc. Z ,1nersl hereafter.
GiILI-s s-!!eay. suntay Nayenter l3 a av'rnor''
Fanersi At . 60 ? m. Tuesday November lj from P-s
la.--airr, a, Arlington on Wednesday
LAwRENCE-on Maniay. November "a. a, 70. g Han
IN Place. Brok.yn y y. Resena siols- s-n,a
y, ,as IA ate lima co65 and Marsare, Elzaoe'h
BrouEs'-n B~nning q sayannsn g.. Ss 7s,.v even
'1E'' .ar x6y.maer 'y.T5.T Is i; at 5 o'coSs
Ai5anv. \. r. and savannah pagers please copy.
LEAHY-on SUNDAY November 10 l-ss Das.i 7 i~shy'
raa.-5i al o.. :.-,is-' JONI: casl cle2P. 'ai ;s
al! E IN q tae Ia'e william ". snl Anna MI.
Fsers' .erTioe. a, cu;sn Avenue Baptist Church cor
ner Monmouth. Wednesday 'he i5in ins'.
rte immediate relatives VII ~e a. hi' iae residence
No l67 soraer-et 1t. a. 80 q o'ocN
PEARsALL-At AHiyve L.rg I.ane .oy"'''er i''
r-sae-a. a, Amit,.ie Tne~iay. November - a.
-ra.n lave. Fia,tash .,aaon 1913 a II.
rEARNE En 20 - .. N Mte.sen q. ,-v G'a 5sf - o.,
nsn.a. an! . lays.
REIp-In Hartford. conn No'emseF u from a'''''''
r.iS.1si ~ rsn - A.yie HI caasr-s.,3soai Church
iie-,.5. 'a la la a., s~.,y ai,-r1o
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= Wet WASTED. Conn.
--.-sral A. rr-rensrce 2 ,anlly.
In:--niert In .-~-H .ol 'smet~f}. Se"-i'rN.
sAvAGE-On Mo-iay Novsnater "a 1895 az her resi-
i-rla ~ - -fh-sv-. Eyanzsla san-lsz "a axe.
r.re-4l W-L.-slt.. = fnfr- IT, At u a. Hl''
chur-h +, Vincent 4 Pau. 23t-s'- n~ir oin-AFe
srrvrARr-on wetne..,y N.tense- 30 ar In
Fetcnley rii.v 1, Thomas G. stewart aSe4 = '~1's
Funeral private
strBrRY-At The Pr-s1y,e~an Hospital Sew Yors
C.'v Member T. - D. T. m H.-A i&.rr.n. & - "a
v-ars II r0niNs ani v-ess , s,-
Parents y. - pr-sp~cf-a'e Mount Vernon. y J, CO
-rl..s4ay N1vsfuher - lock . y
X rsii.e Tenn ari Notragham England Pep~''
please corF
swARrworT- P.te-,oa y. on SUNDAY Nossnor'
n 100 Ca-.Il1- aaIztrsr q f.- .tt- j m 800.
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az Fate-.ar. y. j.. n Tuesday NoFeH'Dei 3D. -
Infcrmen; Yr.vate
yrarsH-on Novemn~- n Irene o>l-vet ta-Snisrr o'
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r.---s- brooklyn. l-s-ias ''F'''O' "
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,vrrIrNG-A, h,s res dsace. W4rHlcA y&,s's - -. ses
-. ms Wsling IN the ostn va a.
20 u.sres.ay No.eu-o~r u Al - F,..-ysry
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New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
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New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
MISS CAROLINE swARrOUT.

Paterson. Nov Il (SPeciaD-Mlss Caroline swart-
out, n.nety-two years Old died at her home, No.
2-7 Ham.iton-ave.. yesterday. Miss swartout was
tie last lineal descendant of a fanny well known
In Neg-York and NeH-Jersey. She Vas the daugn-
ter of John SwartoI,. who was tho personal friend
OF Aaron Bur-. and his second IN hs duel wiki
Alexander Hamilton After the due. Burr took
rc.ug- IN the SvartOUt homo. The Swartouts were
also connected with Burrs scheme 20 form - new
empire of TIE West" and Tn plicated N Burr
trial for treason. which brought form Wirt's ia
nous Defence u Blcnnerha sset. Mss s|artQut
Wa an aunt 0f Judge John ; BackalOw. ot this
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
WATCHING roR THE SHOWER OF uETEoRs
1roxIprs rAm. TO APPEAR on SCHEDULE TINE

rroN1Drs FAII. TO APPEAR - SCHEDULE TINE-
REAL DISPLAY NEXT YEAR
Many people were watching patiently .ast night
for the expected shower OF Leondes. or meteor!tes
which was scheduled 20 appear. Up 70 a late hour
there had been no display visible 10 the naked
eve. and II IS barely possible that nothing more
than the occasional "shootng star which IS
usually visible az tbs time ot the year VIII BE
seen According % the calculations OF aStrono-
,oe-s he great shower will occur IN lsi" bur II
"a. .bought both t.is year and last. nat the af-
vance guard ~ least ot The Leonce= would be
seen n the heavens. and that while the display
z-oyid rot be a. striking X would - next year
Z, o.'.,t A. Ieasi be worth watching from sciel-
pr,<r-sor ! X Rees Of Columbia University.
srd -. clsss n astronomy have been watching for
the display for .he as. TWO night ana vi" con-
tlrue - 90 for several nights - come. o,o -
THO .asr shower q r1etcCrs occurred n lN1S ana
Il T. thought taat next year vii give an eqEahy
br lant display.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
OBITUARY NOTES.

Springfield. H.. Nov. lt-Miss Alice Corneau IS
dead at 81. Johns Hospital, from cancer. Her
father was treasurer Of the Wabash Railroad. ard
she was the sister Of Countess Joleaud de 81.
Maurice. Of Paris France
san jose. Cal NOV H-Dr J. Underwood Hall.
A prominent physician. is dead He WAS eighty
hve wears II age and native Of Kentucky. In the
civil War he had charge Of the Union hospital az
(,lasgoX that State
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
ARCHBISHOP GROSS.

Baltimore nov 4-Wam Hickey Gross Po-
man Catholic Archbishop 4 Oregon died in 81.
Joseph's Hospital. this city, at SIS O'Clock this
morning. from heart disc He came 70 this city
70 attend celebration AZ -. Charles College,
En.cott City. and wes taken III on November 8.
since which time he had been confined 10 MS bed
in s. Jo.eph's Hospital !, was thought until tnis
morning thai his condition was improving. md that
ne would recover. out a sudden change tOr the
worse resulted his Death.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
PRESENTATION TO THE PRINCETON.
The ALUMNI OF THE UNIVERSITY 70 MAKE
GIFTS To The GUNBOAT.

the Princeton University Alumni 10 send the gun
boa. Princeton 10 either Nev-YOrk or Philadelphia
Immediately after her Last trial trip and acceptance
hat the Alumni Association may present. on
behalf Of the town and university handsome
hell a set % silver and a library. II j. proposed oy
elaborate and ftfinz tne usual Yresents ton
from States cities 20 hattie-ships and cruisers
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

Archbishop Gross Vas born In Baltimore on June
= is7 After studying IN x. Charles College he
entered the novtiate OF the Redsmptorist order. IN
ls57 and US ordained a priest IN i,d3 After at
tending wounded soldiers m The hospitals about
Annapolis and preaching 70 the egroes. h. was
assigned n n ss.onary duty IN various rlaces. hIt
vas attached ~ 81 Aiphonsus's Caurch. in tais
city. for five y.ars. aod hen became superior "
the branch y his order In Boston r. vas conse-
cratsI Bishop = Savannah on AFrL - 10. a-l
became Archbishop Of oregon il is'i H. c.G mucl
fOr the eflca.ion u he fraednen.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
ZURLINDEN on THE STAND.
He AND GENERAL CHANOINE SAID TO
INSIST on DREYFUS'S GU1LT-POSSI-
BILE COJRT-MARTIAI. FOR PICQUART

BILE COURT MARTIAL FOR PICQUART.
Paris. Nov. 1.-THE Court Of Cessation to-day
examined General Zurlinden and General
Chanoine. who recently resigned successively
the portfolio of Minister Of War. and it is said
that their testimony was highly important in
unfolding the attitude they have taken
throughout that Dreyfus is guilty. and that a
communication Of the petit dossler would com
promise the safety Of the state and the good
relations Of France with foreign nations.
General Zurlinden. now Military Governor of
Paris has decided. IT is reported. 10 send Lieu
tenant Colonel Picquart before a court-martial
on the charge Of having communicated to his
counsel. VI. Leblois. a chapter Of the Dreyfus
dossier containing the letter about that canaille
D.. since known to be a forgery. through
the confession of the late Lieutenant Colonel
Henry.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15

Princeton y J., Nov. lt-Pr!nceton society gath
cred in University Hall to-ngh; 70 hear the first x
the series o. concerts 70 D. given by the ka-ise!
Quartet Mrs Grover Cleveland was present
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
MR. Dr VAL As 4 PHOTOGRAPHER.

H. c. Du Val has developed Into an ateur Pho
.oyrspher Of exceptional merit Yesterday he had
on exhibition N his offce some pictures he took
recently whga on a triq through Yellow stone Park
They were 'aken with a small camera but are eX-
tren.ely clear and accurate N detail.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
cor 4DluS GoNG 4R0ryD THE WORLD.

Denver. Nov Il-After he expiration o. his torn
"a Governor. in January next Governor Adams
VII. start on 2 tour around the world. IIe " j
Nl-it hrst he Hawaiian ard Philippine Islands.
and VIII return through India, Egypt and the
Mediterranean.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY ; FORECAST
Wasargon Nov l4-Fsr weather hAs prevailed eS-
coy, alonY TIE immediate south Atlantis and GuN coasts
where rain mas occurred n. temperature changes have
.ea urnp5rtani ept IN ihe erreae N9rin"rs "hsr-
tier. sas teen 10 ~ degrees s.a,e sun.aT
a.za; TIE Temperature continues below he average ,r
,a- sesson d. Cl,: states ta- ssiss.pp. a.!
ohio valleys 0, bar0rue-r has moved east
var. over TIE British N-r'hssst Terrtor5 and entra
s-.s evening yer Manitoba This - NIL pass
sasiV lr1 nor'n Z L1se Superior during Ilesiay al
aus strong sll;ngsst-ry g.rs t1e lpIe- axes
FAR vii probably continue in ta~ Atant- Coas-
Gull states ani the Cao valley tlrrs Tuesday
az "Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

y t-l- t.--an e1r-i-lo-s 71it@ iir- rnaNs ils
eharg-. n q-.ssur- Indicated The Tro--e s-.:-
---l u he dotted ine SHOWS the teiYra
tu-s a. r---r rret 4; Perry. Pharmacy.
Tribune Or-e No, -. a. rl-rhe weather ysst-'tal }
49, f.. ana COIL r. t-1.--lf.r- rsng~l t~tv--r a.
ant - desr~ss av-ra.- ypr i-srs-s ling - G.
.rses higher ~ sunday and - e~Er--s higher
i..n ths- . --e -s-rns- i'nS tsy Il -asi year.
fs--.s stI l.. fair
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
DIED.

YOsT-On Monday November -. after lingering III
ness Mary Annie. widow Of Peter Yos'. In her 7ist
Funeral from her residence. No. S2 Madsson-s-.
Rrooklyn. Wednesday. November ls an .. m
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
The stephen Merritt Burial Co.. 2N -2i3 West
st-tnser,skers embalmers ard funeral directors
prompt service day night. Telephone if-is;h st.
A.-Tfe kensfro Cemetery-Priyhts station
Harlem Railroad "a minutes ride from the Grand Cen,fa
Depot Once. is East 42s-st
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

Fo- Nea- England aai Eastern New York. ,air. fresh
no-,hvsst-ry aln.s. FAR w-tnestay.
F- lie District o., --.r-OlA Eastern PENNSYLVANIA p
Nv -I.r.ey. Dslsvlrs. Ms-v.aad snd Virginia. fai-
TUESDAY With Izlt norrv~s,ery winds, ,air and
Netacstay.
= western New Yars. tair. Harmer. E.nis shifting
brisk souths-iy
F1- Wsst--n Pennsylvania. far. warmer In northern
r-lrtion nes-r-iY shit'irs -1 afss s-g'r.rly Tntt
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
DIED.

Notices II marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-15
MARRIED.

HAAfM0 M0Nr-MGREGOR-Ar 81. Thous-'- Chr-ch New
Y.rk sv the Rev. Or. John Wesley Brown. n M0ntay
ereri7z November H. Laura A. McGreg'r = Frede7.c
+ Hammond.