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New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
NITrRALIZ4TION STATISTICS.
GERMANY FURNISHED THE LARGEST NUMBER or
NEW CITIZENS IN 1897 WITH IRE
LAND A CLOSE SECOND

GERMANY FURNISHED THE LARGEST NUMBER OF
NEW CITIZENS IN 1897. WITH IRE
LAND A CLOSE SECOND.
The report OF the Naturalization Bureau OF the
Supreme Court. which has been prepared by Chief
Clerk John r. Loos shows that the number OF
citizens naturallzed In 1897 1902; = 40 petit
tions for certificates of naturalization filed
s.054 declarations OF intention become citizens
made. and LAS persons obtained duplicates
OF lost naturalization papers. Among those who
declared their intentions to become citizens were
Evangelne Cosioy Cisneros and Commander
Booth-Tucker of the Salvation Army
Germany heads the list with 46I naturazed ci-
zens. Ireland follows with A. Russia is third with
lS9. and Austria fourth with lG2. The other coun-
tries represented and the number of citizens
credited tc them are follows. England. 81 Italy
"a Sweden and Norway A. Scotland -. Canada
a. Switzerland. -. Rumania 20 France Is:
Denmark L.. Spain. 10: Holland. u. Turkey T. and
Wales. Greece. Venezuela Peru Australia Egypt
and Nicaragua. | each.
The greatest number OF citizens sworn I'm In any
one month was 3Os In July. which enabled those
naturalized In that month to vote at the election
for Mayor November had the smallest number
only twenty-three persons securing papers after
election over.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
ADDITIONAL PRIZES FOR Dogs.
GOULD BROKAw OFFERS FOUR CT'Ps COSTING
500 EACH-OTHER GIFTS.

GOULD BROKAW OFFERS FOUR CTPS. COSTING
500 EACTI-OTHER GIFTS
Although there was long list Of special prizes
for the dog show Of the Westminster Kennel Club
in the Madison Square Garden during the four
days beginning February q. number Of new ones
have been offered In the last week. They are as
follows:
Gould Brokaw offers four Challenge Cups valued
800 each. to be known as the Brokaw Challenge
Cups. as follows: For the best heavyweight
pointer dog for the best heavyweight pointer
bitch for the best lightweight pointer dog for the
best lightweight pointer bitch born on or after
January /. 1892 the property of a member of the
Pointer Club Of America. TO be competed for at
the Westminster Club shows. and 10 be won Twice
mot necessarily by the same dos) by the same eA
hibitor before becoming his absolute property
The American Pet Dog club offers silver cup
for the best sporting dog or htch silver cup iOI ,
the best non-sporting dog or bitch. ana trophy
for the best greyhound, open 20 members OF inc
Mrs j. b NJ. Grosvenor offers s25 in specials
open 10 members Of the Poodle club ony). as fol-
lows: Ten dollars for best poodle dogs over thirty
pounds to thirty five pounds inclusive s. for best
p99dle dog twenty rounds or un@eT tho following
(open members Cnly): Ten dollars for best poodle
bitch over thirty pounds 81 f9r best Pcodde r
elusive s. for best poodle bitch twenty pounds and
under - ,
can bred black curly coated poodle dog sired by
Emperor and owned by member Of the Poodle
iS' r G Goodridge offers so for the best American
bred Irish setter bitch and so for the best Irish
The Rmii Terrier club Of America offers cha-
lenge cup value $50. for the best exhibit Of four
hull terriers entered and owned by a member the
CUP to be competed for annually at the Westmin-
ster Kennel club shows ana TO be woE three times
before becoming the absolute property OF the win
~ The entry list closes on February with James
Mortirncr. superintendent Room 40. 3io. No l.l2a
RrOadWay
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
DELEGATES TO INDIANAPOLIS REPORT
DOINGs OF THE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION REP
RESENTATTvEs AT THE MONETARY
CONFERENCE

The committee appointed by the Merchants As
sociation to represent tfat body at the recent
Monetary Conference In indianapolis Yesterday
submitted It's report to President King OF the Asso-
citation. The report says that the committee pre-
pared memorandum OF suggestions for submis-
sion to the Executive Committee. which sugges-
tions were In effect recommendations These rec
concentrations were wired TO the Merchants Asso-
ton in the OF the week and have already
been printed in all the newspapers The report
then says:
1T is due 10 the cause of sound money I'm the
success OF which deeply Interested to say
tie resolutions approving OF the report ~ the
Monetary Convention. and We earnestly hope that
the necessary legislation may be secured to give
effect the principles OF n single gold standard a
sound bank currency. and the Governments retire
ment from the banking business
The convention adjourned subject to the call Of
the Executive Committee. We regret that .rro-
neous reports have appeared in certain newspapers
regarding action AT the indianapolis cOnVen-
ton to the effect that we were in accord with
the spirit and purpose of the convention"
The report Is signed by Alvah Trowbridge chair
man. James McCreery X. J. Cross, Ulysses -
Eddy and James H. Dill.
President King OF the association receipt OF
the committees report. acknowledged II AT once.
writing letter To the committee IN behalf Of the
Merchants Association. In which he thanked them
for their labors and assured them that their
action met with tho unqualified approva. OF tho
Merchants Association
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
NEW-YORK CITY.

The annual reception of Palestine Commannery
No 1s knights Templar. is an affair that is al
wavs looked forward TO. by Masons III part'cua'' .
with much pleasure The twentieth annual reCeP
lion of the commandery will be given TINS year as
last AT The Metropolitan Opera House. the date
being February 10. one OF the most Interesting
features Of the evening will be the exhibition drii
bv the drill corps Of Palestine Commandery' "heh
the difficult movements OF the Templar drill VIII De
executed.
Burt c Newell OF No East Twefth-st who
was locked up in the Mercer-st. station on Friday
night on the complaint Of his wife, who Is the
manager Of the Christian Industrial Home. was
sent 70 Bellevue Hospital from the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court yesterday, for examination as 10
his sanity.
The church Total Abstainers Union will have
an entertainment on February in Sehrings Han
Washington-ave.. West Chester. at which the friih
Family Orchestra will appear
The Bowery Branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association VIII have its twenty-sixth ami
yar.orv in the Brick PRESBYTERIAN Church. Fifth
ave and Thirty-sevcnth-st. this evening. The
speakers will be the Rev. DR. Henry van Dyke.
John W Vrooman. the Rev. Richard G. Morse ana
Hammond Odell.
Mrs Booth-Tucker will have big chldren's
demon nstration Tuesday at the salvation army
headquarters No 100 West Fourteenth-st. There
viii be an interesting programme and distribution
OF fruit
A man about twenty-one years old. who SAID ne
lived at No 2l5 Clinton-st., called at the mouse
OF Deputy Coroner Donlin. at No, 12s West hous-
tor-st Yesterday afternoon. and asked Or. Donhn
70 extract n bullet from his arm. He said he had
heen accidentally shot while hunting DR.. DOnn
probed for the bullet. but he could not find 1t he
took the man to the Hudson Street Hospital.
where the ball was found with the aid Of the X
ray.
'rba rext REGULAR meeting OF the Young Ladies
and Gentlemen's Circle Of the Auxiliary Society OF
the Hebrew Shetering Guardian Society orphan
Asylum Will be held the institution building at
3 o'clock this afternoon. Al o'clock loan eNhl-
bition Of paintings by celebrated artists. VIII be
opened 10 members and their friends
All the rooms in the Barge Ofice Building have
been funigated because OF the discovery OF a
case Of SMALLPOX and about fifty Of the ninety I'M
migrants in the detention department have been
vaccinated They will be detained two weeks
longer
The schooner William q Snow. bound from fhila-
dclpha for Providence, went ashore on the point
of Sandy Hook Yesterday morning She was pulled
o~ soon afterward by the wrecking tugs s j. Mer-
rift and the u s Arrest and towed up the Bay
The schooner sustained no damage. and she pro-
cecded on her voyage.
Dr J. II Girdner. who n member OF the En-
ecutive Committee Of the Democracy or Thomas
Jefferson during the recent municipal campaign.
announced last evening in an address to the Man
haitian Single Tax club that he had become a
convert to Henry Georges single-tax theory
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
MISSION OF A FRENCH JOURNALIST.
HE WILL WRITE LETTERS no MANY PARIS NEWS
PAPERS

HE WILL WRITE LETTERS no MANY PARIS NEWS
PAPERS
NJ. Galna. well-kriown journalist OF Paris, is IN
tbis country on q mission which includes the writ
ing of letters to several important French news
papers the dissemination Of Information ABOUT 'h'
Paris Exposition of 1900 and the furtherance OF
closer commercial relations between the I"'e"
States and France. NJ. Gallia who Is staying AT
the waldorf Astoria Hotel represents the jour
nal des Dehats" lie Gaulos." lie journal
Il, Echo de Paris" 81 'Eclair." La France, GIL
BIAS" Revue Illustree." Revue Dipomatiqne'
'Moniteur des Arts and "Moniteur de EXPOSITION
de 1900 He expects 10 write number Oh leV'ei9
from this country as his travels will take him 10
most OF the important cities. incNding san fran-
cisco He is especially interested in the railways
OF the United States which in many ways sho"
points Of superiority to those of France
NJ. GaIla the visit of Major Moses r tandy'
the late Special Commissioner 10 the Paris EXPOSE
.ion acted AZ attache to the Commission. He hopes
TO aid in largely increasing American interest III
the big fair Of 1900 BY means OF his letters 10 te
Paris journals NJ. Gaa also eXIccts 10 S,I1ns '"vn
French ACQUAINTANCE with the United states Us
affairs. business and people ana mus 10 paSe az az
fore departing from faIls ne WIS let, bfor W. ubon
Boucher. the Minister Of Commerce. pcloie WHoin
meats is forbidden in France and the duty on on
breadstuffs IL high. BY Offering mlusaHon I, M oi
he believes might obtain reciprocal advantages
for her exporters from this country. -. .oo
President Mckinley Senator Wocott. Thomas W
Cridler the Third Assistant Secretary OF stat; e4
Minister John a. Kaeson. Speaker Thomas Is.
Reed. Congressman Hit. VI. Cambon. the French
Minister CONGRESSMAN J. r. Young and DINERS
NJ Gallia was introduced TO Presdent Mckinley
Thursday night at the dinner of the Manufactur-
ers' Association at the WaldOrf-Astora. He eN-
planned that he would call on the President In
Washington. and told with pleasant smie
that MIR Mckinley would he glad to see him NJ
Galiia beard the Presidents speech at he dinner
and saws II was a mastery address. Mere read
ing of his words in the newspapers. he sara,
gives no adequate idea of how effective 1t was
when delivered. He is truly eloquent | shall
make use in some of my letters of the ideas ad-
vanced by him about the importance Of American
merchants going abroad to study cOmmorcial needs
and opportunities What he said was exactly H. a
line with my own mission here 49,
the Senator was abroad as member of the Bi-
metallic Commission. and considers him a man
OF strong ideas decision of character and fine per-
sOnaty
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
AN INK ERiDIC4TOR.

The steel ink-craser which has been used SO
freely by bookkeepcrs and others may soon be a
thing o, the past the H. II Collins Eureka
Ink Eradicstor does away with scratching. and
removes ink blot without injury 10 books
Writing can be erased In part or entirely errors
corrected. biots removed. and the paper can be
written upon again AS 1. II had never been used
This erAoicator Will also stains from the
finest fabrics. The makers OF the ink cradicator
wish 20 caution the public against limits ,ons Their
Product las the letters II. II. before the name
Collins This eraccator is FOR sale at siaiioners'
stores. or b. the II. H. Collins Ink Eradicator
~ y. and Gov ntown Office. No. 10 Eas; Fourteenth.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
TRYING TO SNEAK BACK INTO THE FOLD.
EFFORTS OF HENRY D. PURROY. THE NOTORIOUS
JAw-BREAKEH, TO GET INTO TAM
MANY AGAIN.

Henry D. Purroy the notorious jaw-breaker ana
lightning change" Democratic politician Is trying
TO sneak into the Tammany fold again. after
reving and viufying his former "chums and
cronies who are leaders in the organization. II nc
gets back I, v III not be the first time he has been
allowed 10 return after deserving the Tammany or
ganizaton and abusing It's leaders. As politician.
nov Inside and outside the Tammany organ
ization he has bc.n remarkably successful in keep
ing himself and his relatives In Office supDOried on
large salaries paid by the city. In an interview
he has declared that his latest bolt from Tam
many was solely on account OF ms opposition 10
John G. Shoelan s methods that he cOriespOndod
regularly win Richard Croker when Mr.. croker
was IN Europe. ana prepared the way Tor MT
Crokei's return TO the leadership Of the orsanza-
ton He had, Ia fact, admitted that he was
tale bearer TO Mr.. Croker when he forced out
by Mr. Sheehan. and he pleads tnat office as an
excuse for being allowed TO get back The PurrOy
clan and kin have Oeen among the most persistent
and hungry tax-eaters ever known I'm this city
or in other
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
OPPOSED TO REMOVING THE FLAGS.
STATE OFFICIALS THINK NETWORKS BATTLE
Co1Ons SHOULD STAY IN ALBANY.

srArr OFFICIALS THINK NETWORKS BATTLE
CoIORs SHOULD STAY IN ALBANY.
Alhanv. Jan 29-The State authorities 10 not
take kindly TO the proposition, advocated by Elihu
Root before the Governor yesterday. TO remove the
hattie flags OF the Ncw-York regiments which
fought I'm the civil War from the Military Bureau
in his city 20 the tomb OF General Grant. Hugh
HASTINGS State Historian. said to-day:
at does not seem TO TO bc the proper thing
10 do Most Of the nags I'm the State Bureau do
not bear any connection directly with General
Grant. He National character and If there
IS 10 be any exhibit AT his tomb II likewise should
be National. The proper thing 10 do would be 10
exhibit the flags OF all regiments Of the Northern
armies who served under his direct command and
not the flags OF all the regiments OF any one state
The people Of this State. without depreciaiing in
any way the love and reverence in when they
hOld The memory Of one Of the greatest generals
Of the Nation would be opposed 10 the tran-for of
the flags from the State Military Bureau There
they have Dcen kept for the last thirty-three wears
and there they nave been viewed by hundreds ~
thousands OF people from all parts OF the State II
Il there tnat they are sought by visitors 10 IN.
CapitOi. relatives OF veterans locating the flag 2
the regiment In which their relatives fought do
not think the veterans would sanction the trans
fer do not believe the Legislature will mass q
law authorizing the same"
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
ADVANCES ~ all DEPARTMENTS.

As usual with the Mutual Life Insurance Com
many Of New York the annual report. Just issued.
shows the company to have made noteworthy ad-
yances in every department. The assets on De
cember g. 1897. amounted 10 s253 1851 showing
an Increase for the year Of N9oi-,- ,-sJ "a The cash
income was 81 1862 JS % and the disbursements ior
death claims matuIcd cndOwments. divid"nds ana
other accounts SO l2i.oGo %. The surplus fund
from which dividends paid now amounts 10
Sg fGs 1876 most remarkabl" and gratifying show
Ine is made in the reduction Of expenses by SiJ'-
l7S 81 The gain in premium income vas SG9.-
III 70. in total income s. s2 49, and In surplus:
S774679 - Included in the assets are United
Sf.,fes bonds and other securities Sl32 Ol1.34 10.
nrs lien loans bond and MORTGAGE. f5s AZ %7 81
loans on stocks and bonds 81. >sO%n. ana real
estate 81 81, "A S. The company has adopted the
plan Of having outside company audit all rs
accounts.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
SING SING.

Mrs E. Guertin will lead the meeting Of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union this evening; George
Snifin will lead the Fpworth League meeting at
the Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
and the Rev J. A McWilliams will conduct the
services Of the Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor.
Presiding Elder Elias @. Osbon will preach this
morning in the Highland Avenue Methodist Epis-
copai Church
4 musical will be held at the farmhouse Of Mr.
and Mrs Bartholomew Ryder tomorrow evening,
for the benefit Of the Little Mothers Society.
Stages Will convey those who wish 10 attend. the
farm beinA several miles east Of this village
The Rev Madison G. Peters will lecture In the
Baptist Church on odd Maids and Bachelors" on
Tuesday evening
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
WHITE PLAINS.

BY order Of the Supreme Court. fed in the
County Clerks office yesterday. and after Feb
ruary 2S the New-York Elmsford and White Plains
trolley line will be known the Tarry town. White
Plains and MamaIonock Railroad.
The afternoon and evening services at the Union
Gospel Mission rooms to-day VIII he in charge OF
Miss MOke Of the PentecOs al Church. Brooklyn
In the cantaia "Evangcline. which Will be given
In the Auditorium next Thursday evening seventy
carefully drilled young people OF this village VIII
appear Miss Mary lie Valley VII be Eyangcne'
Dr d. Austin SniTen. Gabriel. Louis NJ Petry.
Basil: Henry o. Sniffcn. Benedict. Miss NJ +.
SossOn, Pauline, Miss Pearl Edgerton, Mar
guerite ani Charles Kingsley, Colonel Winslow.
The Rev, MI Tower will preach in the Lake
Street Chapel this evening
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
Az ACTOR BURSTS 4 BLOOD VESSEL.

Frank Smlthson. the actor who originator the
part of the Major in THE Girl from Paris AT me
Herald Square Theatre last season. burst blood
vessel on the stage in Lancaster Penn. on fri'"y
night He was playing the part mentioned IN Il
travelling company. A dispatch 10 this erect "'~s
received here yesterday by f. T.. Rice the MANAGER
Of the company. and another hy tie actors wiie
Miss Phoebe Coyne who WAS also in the proHuc-
tion of The Girl from Paris last year She
started for Lancaster to join her husband yesterday
afternoon. The company was engaged 10 pay Id91
night at Harrisburg. and Mr. Smithson condltlon
Us so serious that he had TO be left behind AZ
Lancaster.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
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New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
THE SOCIETY or FRIENDS MEETS.

The Society OF Friends held It's quarterly meet
ing Yesterday at the Friends Meeting house. I'm
Rutherfurd Place There was religious meet
ing at l0.30 a m conducted by Isaac Wilson and
Edward McGill. Friends were present from Penn
sylvania New Jersey. Westchester and Long Isl
and Afterward the men and women held busi-
ness meetings In separate rooms. In the afternoon
Anna Rice Powell. corresponding secretary OF the
American Purity Alliance. read a paper on state
bearing on This Country" In the evening Han
nah Clother OF Philadelphia read a paper on
tho Scarborough Conference OF Friends held last
summer. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

At the ST. Nicholas Skating Rink last evening
tho Newly ork Athletic club hockey team defeated
a seven from Columbia University by the score Of
: goals IN In the first half Fcnwick OF the ath-
lefic club scored twice while Baird scored once
Columbia could do nothing IN this htlf In The sec
ond haIf fho Columbia boys PLAYED together and
Beldon after n struggle. scored a goal. This was
the only goal I'm the game for the Columbia team.
For fha Ncw-York Athletic club Fenwick scored.
and a few minutes later Wallace scored twice the
last scoring in the game \ feature Of ihe evening
was CAPTAIN Fcnwck's lifting the puck the fun
length II the rink between Columbias goal posts.
The lin.-uu
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
PORT CHESTER.

The census Of Port Chester has been completed
and is being tabula,ed. Ii is said that the figures
will show a population Of nearly 5000 In The VII
lage and than 1900 T. the entire town or
Rye is taken into account.
Il is expected that I. the weather Is favorable
the Port Chester Electric Railway will begin the
construction OF It's trolley line 10 Rye Beach this
week The company has received a large consign-
ment OF material and has sufficient men on mana
to complete the line rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
PEEKS SKILL.

At the annual meeting OF the Ladies' Aid Society
Of ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church. held in
the parsonage on Friday afternoon, the following
officers were elected First directress Mrs. Will
lam 3. Lane: second directress Mrs John 5. Boyd;
third directress. Mrs Warren Jordan; secretary,
Mrs. J. ". A. Dodge: treasurer Mrs. Oscar Griffin.
The funeral Of Angus +. Ferris, who died on
Wednesday. held the home Of his daughter
yesterday afternoon al o'clO X. The Rev: Con
rad Hooker conducted the service. The pallbear-
ers were James r Bushnell. David Lancaster.
Henry Cruger Norris T. Munger. Henry Covert and
Edward d BellefeuIlle.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
LIEJ EJTENAAT-cOLONEL RAND N cOyuAyD

Colonel William Seward has turned the command
OF the 9Th Regiment over TO Leutena n T. ~ olonel
Thomas Il. Rand, who viii act as commanding Off
while Colonel Seward retains command Of the
First Brigade. The temporary commander OF the
brigade has made stan appointments, although
the members OF General Fitzgerald's stan nave
asked 20 be relieved from duty. and say that he
Will make none In tho lime the affairs at
brigade headquarters run regularly and without
hitch or break.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
An OPERATION on PETER +. MEYER

An operation for calculus performed on Dock
Commissioner Peter T. Meyer IN his home No. 1870
Lenox-ave. yesterday afternoon The operating
surgeons were Dr. l.. Is. Bangs of No % East
Forty y-fourih h-st and another surgeon. The oper.-
ton was altogether successful. and late last night
the patients condition was reported To be excellent
There Is little doubt now that Mr.. Meyer Will en-
tlreiy recover his former health.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
INSURANCE COMPANY WINS IT'S CASE.

Lincoln, Noh.. Jan. 29-The jury IN the in
the Federal Court in which Mrs. George d Ste
vcns sued the Northwestern Mutual Insurance
Company for the amount Of policy on her hus-
bands life has returned verdict in favor Of the
defendant This Is the reverse OF a former verdict
In the same court. George D. Stevens was a
Crete banker, Wao disappeared six years ago. His
wife believed him dead but the insurance company
maintains that he IS alive. and the Jury cOncurrcd
with the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30

match between q team representing DE La Sale
School and a seven from Richmond. Staten Island,
~ the St Nicholas Skating Rink yesterday after
noon The visiting team could do ching with the
home boys and was defeated 10y score OF goal
New-York tribune., 1898-01-30
PRESIDENT JREELAND STST4JYyb

Albany. Jan. 2s.-Attorney General Hancock 10
Cay wrote an opinion In response to an inquirv
from Controller Roberts as 70 whether or there
is any power vested In the State TO compel the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company to sive the
Board Of Electrical Control information on tho
subject Of the mileage Of underground conductors