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New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION.
CHAIRMAN DAVIS WILL CALL UP THE
TREATY ON MONDAY.
CHANCES OF RATIFICATION IMPROVED BY RECENT
EVENTS IN CHINA. THOUGH THE FIGHT
PROMISES TO BE BITTER.

EVENTS IN CHINA THOUGH THE FIGHT
PROMISES TO BE BITTER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l
Washington. Jan. 5.-Recent events In China
have put a face on the struggle in the SEN
ate for the ratification Of the Hawaiian annex
alton treaty. With the spread OF the belief that
the partition OF China among the leading Powers
Of Europe. and its opening up to trade, Industry
and commerce cannot be long delayed the I'M
portanee to the United States Of securing at
once so desirable a foothold in the Pacific as
Hawaii has impressed itself with undenabe
force on Congressional opinion. and many public
men who have hitherto looked with Indifference
on the project of annexation are now convinced
that the opportunity offered by the negotiation
OF last springs treaty cannot be safely ne
elected.
Mr. Davis the chairman Of the Senate Com
mittee on Foreign Relations and the other con-
spcuous advocates of ratification. have been en-
couraged by the turn of sentiment here TO push
for early vote on the treaty. and Mr. Davis
gave notice this afternoon that on Monday next
he would ask the Senate to begin the formal
consideration Of the annexation convention.
Though the opposition to ratification has
greatly abated in the last three weeks 1t Is still
somewhat keen and threatening. and promises
q determined and stubborn fight. Senator'S
White OF California, Pettgrew OF South Dakota,
Gray OF Delaware and Caffery OF Louisiana will
be among the most active opponents OF the
treaty. and probably two-thrds Of the Demo
cratic Senators will vote against IT, On the
other hand, with few scattering exceptions. 1t
will have the full support OF the Republican, Sill
verite and Popust forces in the Senate
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

ROCKEFELLER AND WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
Milwaukee, Jan. 5-Persons who have been
closely connected with the Northern Pacific and
Wisconsin Central litigation and acquainted
with enterprises in which John D. Rockefeller has
been concerned, credit him with being back Of a
movement to control of the Wisconsin Cen
trail properties. Mr. Rockefeller is credited with
having purchased large blocks of Wisconsin Cen
trail securities time ago. and It has since been
learned that his interest in Wisconsin Central was
great enough to call for regular reports OF the
condition OF the railroad, and his influence suffi-
cient to result in order that duplicate copies OF
the statements of the road be forwarded TO him.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
NO HABEAS CORPCS FOR DCRRANT.
ANOTHER APPLICATION WILL RE MADE TO THE
FEDERAL SUPREME COURT-PREPARlNG
FOR THE EXECUTION.


San Francisco Jan. 5.--In the United states Cir
cuit Court to-day Judges Morrow and De Haven
rardored their decision in the Durrant case. sub
,nittod 70 them en- banc yesterday. they denied
H. ,nnlcation for a writ OF habeas corpus. and
also refused 10 grant Durrants attorneys leave TO
onneaI from this decision. The attorneys were con-
.,darahIv disconnected by the decision, but they
havo two more moves by means OF which they hope
a. ,rovent the execution Of their client on Friday.
these are TO appeal the Governor for rcprievc.
ard ,o applv 10 tho Supreme Court of the United
states for an appeal from the Circuit Court de-
cision DENYING the petition for a writ OF habeas
corpus.
7 y Boardman. who left here on Saturday last.
e., exnected 10 reach Washington tonight, and Will
,,rohabIv make the latter application tomorrow
morning Strong pressure IS being brought TO bear
M. ~ ~ 1,overnor In behalf OF the condemned muir
d. and no stone is being left unturned in the
49, m secure Executive cemency
'tVl,rScn Hale has completed all his arrangements
Cor Tho carving out Of the sentence ana SO Htte
toi,b have Durrants parents IN the e1orts 10 save
,bn,r SON that they have requested the KEY VIII
IN Rador TO mount the scanold win the con-
'nr - man They also attempted TO make ar
s,a[nents for the funeral. but learned 10 their
isdow mat there decided objection on the
he cemetery officials In this cy 10 per
Int ntirrant's body to be buried there on acN
,rt ~ tho publicity which his case has received
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
NR. REDMoyD's RECEPTION POSTPONED
THE FAILURE OF THE TEUToNIC TO ARRIVE
CAUSES A CHANGE IN THE PLANS
OF THE COMMITTEE

John Z. Redmond the Irish orator and Member
OF Parliament was expected 10 arrive yesterday
on the Teutonic. and elaborate arrangements were
made 70 receive him
committee representing the various Irish
cieues went down the bay and another larger
committee was 20 meet him at the pier Mr.. Red
mond was 70 have been the guest OF honor at
the Holy Cross Lyceum Entertainment at the
Lexington Opera House last night.
The fact that the steamer did not arrive caused
inc committee 10 change its plans. a reception
VIII be given for Mr Redmond at the Hoffman
mouse tonight Mr.. Redmond will deliver his
lecture, The Uprising IN Ireland in 1875" at the
b,oadway Theatre on Sunday evening He will
remain IN the United states about two weeks
anu Will lecture IN Boston. New Haven, and sew
ettu other cities IN The Interests Of the proposed
Wl5Tlmage 20 Ireland IN July next.
!ne Ieuionic IS expected 10 arrive at her pier
early this morning
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06

bill known the Anti-scalping bill Is pending.
Testimony was taken this subject before the
holidays. and Mr.. King consented to appear be-
fore the committee and give his views IN the sub
ject OF scalpng. The Merchants Association is
opposed TO the theory and practice OF scalplng
The Board OF Directors OF the Merchants Associa-
tion passed a resolution a short time ago favoring
the passage OF the bill and instructed their officers
and counsel TO do all In their power to aid the bill
In Its course through Congress-
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
A DINNER FOR PRESIDENT HAPPEN

The employees OF the Department OF Street I'm.
provement for the Twenty-thlrd and Twenty-fourth
Wards last night gave dinner for Louis r.
Haffen. formerly Commissioner OF the Department
and now President OF the Borough OF The Bronx.
John j. Brady and Street Cleaning Commissioner
Mccartney we're the speakers. The dinner
held at No. l57 Courtandt-ave
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
CANEF1LLps IN CUBA BURNED.

Havana Jan. 5.-The canehelds belonging 10
Simon Milan. at the colony OF Palanque near
Guines Province OF Havana. have been burned
II ,s believed the fire was OF incendiary origin.
There has been an alarming spread OF malaria.
fever at Puerto Principe. both among the inhao-
tants Of the city and in tho garrison. No fewer
than twenty-five hundred persons nave Decn al
fncted bv the disorder In the case OF the soldiers
the hydropathic treatment has been resorted TO
Wit good effect.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
OLYMPIA BASEMENT FLOODED.

A telephone call at Fire Headquarters at O'Clock
,o., o,ering asked for engine TO be sent In
hurry TO the Olympia Theatre Building to pump
uo,er out of the basement. which was being
aooded An engine sent around from the
Ninth Battalion. In charge OF three nIe'heh' "nen
~ In the sub basement They set 10 work at
once pumping It out Ihe wat tho asnIoenf ar1 and
pur . rrreter through the house for flre pro
,ac,,on The break probably resulted from iec%n's'
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
THE DEATH LIST DOWN TO TWENTY.

London, Ont. Jan. 5-It now appears that there
were only twenty deaths from the collapse Of the
floor In the City Hall To the list Of the dead tho
name Of John Hamilton Former has been added.
The boy Allen Towe. although seriously injured Is
still alive. The others reported dead. but who are
alive are Wilson Carrothers, John Burgess Her
man Hilbert, John Fellows and James Mclean.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
CAPTAIN JAMES 0. JOHNSTON.

Cantain James O. Johnston died Tuesday at his
home No. 1873 West Sxty-fourth-st at the age Of
sixtv-nine He was native OF Maine. and in the
War OF the Rebellion was captain In the sth New
York Regiment. Up to two years ago. when he sur
fored a stroke OF paralysis, captain Johnston was
brigade clerk 10 General Louis Fitzgerald the fu-
neral will be tonight and the burial tomorrow at
Woodlawn \ wife son and daughter survive Cap
.g, Trbp
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
~ Re MARsHA1.s OF THE UNITED STATES.

TO BE MARsHA1s OF THE United ' sIAI u.s. ns.
"..?o,s ,,,,p 49, -. n,.,r,o, o, co,ums,.
EN Id EGAt tsBRGHr '0f FOR r't the Western District
Of Texas ...,..,-, 49,. ,r....-, rs.-t,.
fHfl'i .! iPennsylvsnis TaG ,..-,...-
o"TN s.5n. d ana Consul General q the United states
yAxEs STOWE. ot Missouri to he Consul General OF
urRsyRT ss R4'S soTiERs = New to be Secretary
Of the legation q the United S'aes al ieNS 0''''
TO BE OoNSOl'' Or M
ADOLFH l. FRANKENTHAl- ot NASs'i'''uSs''S' "
Berne sSl',,J.an Michigan n, Port sarnia ontario.
public. - ,,-,..,.,,.se.,s q, Ma,ta.
!nmoI1 !2nN "a = RH0D0WsKT ~ illinois Consul at
B-eslau Germany a. flT'l, nar1,'a NOW, Consul at
cHAmL-S9 a. rsyari1 ~ T,esiau Germany
LEANDER p. MITCHELL of Indiana 10 De AS7's'''''
Cont,,1sr % 'aT f customs for the District Of
'oiiE 0ret'n' ~
~ M COrrrrTOPS OF INTERNAL REV
49, ->-rr
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JOHN G WAit3 me ~ XII,b 1istrrt of Penn
sylvara
TO BE PENSION AGENTS.
cu.prrs ORR az puna,5 y Y
JONATHAN MERRIAM AZ Chicag2 y r
SIDNEY l. "Il-l-''''' "'
POSTNASTERS
cr,oocr y
Mane-wALTER j. SrINSoN augusta; ~ e'bI9L.is I3ii l.
HODGMAN Camden, fitANh ". II. NJ NJ s. ,lg',.'"'
Msssachuseits-GFQkGE /. MIN0IL Weti Vet, uafone''
New haiarsh ~ ~ ,hi.i'5 r ~. ~ xeFork
Ne"-'e'sey '@'" '' . ,,,-,,,,--,,
THIRD I1Et~TRAANTS IN THE REVENUE
,.,, ,,,,,.rcr-
'I H. iN SIN ~
y p1-ttxrr o, csu-.c sATTERI.EE. Of Con
ioTE'@i ciArpxEs o.; Mary E. BARKER. OF Massachu-
lsrs setts
E 5 MEAD o. Massschu- o. 6. HAINES. Of New-Jer-
sets sey.
G. H. MANN Il Michigan
Also n number OF registers and receivers OF land
ofices
Tbe President also sent in a large number of ap-
pointmenfs made during the recess Of Congress,
- 49,. o,-o,,g,. ,a,., o-,o,,,oe,
"Ai-- "a'e "'''''' '-'.' N'''''D4Oeu'
General Henry /. Burnett is a native OF Ohio.
-, -. - g. vC.,,,,,s,<,.,, ,r ,sos In 1s5a
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
ENGLIsHuEy TO Run HOTELS ~ CANADA

Montreal Jan. 5.--A big English syndicate is to
go into the hotel business in Canada on an eX-
tensve scale r. A McGibhon. Of the law firm OF
McGibbon. Cosgrain & Co. IS the solicitor for the
syndicate. whose plans are already FAR adVanced.
I; g. ina intention of the syndicate build hotels
IN UalifaN Montreal. ottawa. Toronto and Niagara
EaIs The hotels are to be first class in every re-
snnct The plans for them are being prepared by
pr,ca price of NeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

vrsrrRpAYs RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
,,..h,rg,on Jan 5.-The storm In Alberta has moved
,,r,,oho Increasing in Intensity. second storm ap
~ >, be developing the west side OF lower Misss
,, Valley The pressure IS high on the N''''e A'"'''c
~. ,, f., the middle piteau region. Ight snow mas
., %ev England and rain IN the MlIdIe Mlsss
,nd Valley and Eastern Texas me '1n5r",re mas
geh',n' "a has remained neary stationary eise"here
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
FOSTERS REOUISITION PAPERS.

District-Attorney Gardiner is 10 90 TO Albany
On Monday TO see Governor Black in regard 10 II
new set Of reQusition papers for William X. Fos-
ter who is now under arrest ia Paris for swindling
the New-York Produce Exchange. Frederic IL
Coudert Posters counsel IN this city. viii oppose
NE motion. The last Of papers secured by Dis
Iict-Attorney Oicott were not honored IN Parls.
snd Colonel Gardiner will try 20 get another set
X wih then have TO send then TO President NC
6Al4Y and Secretary Sherman for approval.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
TO GET AID FOR CUBAN SUFFERERS.

The regullr monthly meeting of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Board Of Trade was held last
night at No 2N Ffth-ave. and there were fiiy
members present. &. G. Shayne the president
was in the chair. Several committees were ap-
nointed The Committee on Legislation Is A Pat
terson chairman; Edward Il Lyon. r. W. wal
ters charles Hampton and ~. BrinkernoH .
committee of twenty-five was appointed hy MI
Shavne Ia secure subscriptions for the relief of
Cuban sufferers \ committee was appointed 10
arrange for the annual dinner, 10 ne Nt4d al bel-
rnonico's on February - next
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06

VOYAGE OF THE TRAINING SHIP FROM STATEN

VOYAGE OF THE TRAINING SHIP FROM STATEN
ISLAND TO PORTSMOUTH.
Portsmouth. ~ H. Jan. At is understood
ashore here that the United States training ship
Alliance had. TO say the least. somewhat hazard
Gus passage from Tompkinsvilie. Staten Island. 10
Portsmouth, The Alliance anchored of Gay Head
light. in Vineyard Sound. January !. for tho
night, because OF high winds and heavy seas, to-
gether with the shoal locality. The greatest
danger. however 1t appears in the fact that
one OF the boilers OF the Alliance began leaking
badly, and another became unfit for use because,
without warning. its Grown shut collapsed.
The Alliance left Staten Island on December So at
80 p. m, and arrived here to-day at 1880 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
NOT TO PROSECUTE WEYLER.

HIS PROTEST TO THE QUEEN REGENT NOT sUF-
FICTENT GROUND FOR ACTION
Madrid. Jan. 5-The question Of calling General
Weyler to account 0or protesting the Queen
Regent against the wording OF President McKin-
leys Message Congress and for allowing the
document to become public. is closed. the Public
Prosecutor having Informed the Supreme War
Council that he has decided there IS ground for
prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
IL. = rnn 10 GO TO WASHINGTON.

william F. King the presiden' oi '"' W., r'
,,,a, occomnanied By William r. Corwine
o. the press Department Of the same association
and by James B. Dill OF the law firm OF Din'
snvrrour & Kellogg counsel to the association
left here yesterday for Washington. Mr. hihs Is
$1,000. Commorcs before which committee the
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
roprcAsr IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

-, t,,olond fair ana warmer IN northern portion
northwestery winds.
g r,,,e-n New-York fair. followed by Increasing
,ad,nes. and probably rain Thursday night south 70
southwelt winds
For the District Of Columbia Eastern pennsylvania.
-. ro-sev Delaware Maryland and Virginia. fair fo-
Loved by increasing cloudHess ana showers Ihursiay
svsning southwesterly winds
re"al,s,,og weather with rain beginning In
ro-,hern portions: fresh southeriy winds
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
NPS ADALINE ". FASSETT.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-Mrs. Adaline NJ. Fassett an
artist dropped dead in the street last evening MIS-
Fassett's most noted work was The Electoral Col
leee." now among the paintings in the Capitol 1t
ronresents the tribunal which decided the Hayes
Tiden contest She also painted portraits OF Gar
dei and many members Of the Supreme Court she
carne 10 Washington from Ohio In lslo.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
wAKEMAN HOLBERTON.

Wakeman Holberton. wel-known artst deo
Suddenly from apoplexy Tuesday evening at
his home in Hackensack The funeral Will be held
tomorrow morning in Christ Church. HackensacK
MIR Holberton was born in this city on September
+ 1889 After attending the schools here, ne COM
nletcd his education IN Europe. At the outbreak
nf the Rebellion he enlisted In the Union Army,
serving IN Sickles's brigade. He was ardentiy de-
voted 10 fishing and hunting and was considered
one of the best amateur iiy-casters in the country.
TIo leaves a widow and two sons.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
GENERAL GATACRE's DrTIEs IN EGYPT.

London. Jan. 5.-It developed to-day that Major
General William Forbes Gatacre has been ordered
to Egypt TO assume command OF the British troops
only. and not to command the Anglo Egyptian ex
peditiOn in the Soudan at first believed
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
WESLEYAN STUDENTS HURT.
SLED on WHICH THEY WERE RIDING STRIKES

Middletown, Conn. Jan. IA double ripper"
carrying a party OF about dozen Wesleyan fresh
men, came into collision with electric light pole
at Broad and College sts tonight. with disastrous
results. Frederick Johnson. whose homo Is In
Staten Island received severe blow on the stom-
ach and Is believed TO be internally injured John
Havens had his right leg fractured and Dudley
Palmer had his scalp torn open and was otherwise
severely injured. only two Of the party escaped
unharmed
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
ENCOURAGING EXPORTS FROM RUSSIA.

St Petersburg Jan. Sin order 10 promote ex-
ports the Railroad Committee has ordered a reduc-
tion Of % per cent in the freight rates on -four
going 10 the Russian seapors. and has ordered A
reduction Of 16 per cent on grain intended 10 DC
ground at the seaports prior to shipment
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
EXPECTATION OF CUBAN TOBACCO.
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF THE REVOCATION OF wEY-


LER'S BANDO.
Vashington Jan 5.-The following letter has been
received by the Secretary OF State from the Ameri-
can Minister at Spain announcing the revocation
Of the embargo on exports Of tobacco from Cuba:
Tobacco bando revoked. Leaf tobacco can be ex-
ported paying OF y pesos per 100 kilos. All
manufactured tobacco except p!cadura, free or
EXPORT duty Santiago de Cuba excepted from
new order Importation of tobacco from all parts
into Cuba prohibited New order takes effect Janu-
ary L.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
MORE MONEY FOR THE SUFFERERS.

Washington Jan. 5-The fund which Is being col
lected at the Department OF state Tor the rehei
-, 49, srroring Cubans was increased to-day by
the receipt OF s6el tho OF the collections SO far
made by The Washington star ne money Will
ba romitted at once TO COnsul-GeneraI Lee.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
FLOGGIyG IN A CANADIAN PENITENTIARY.

Ottawa Jan 5-Acting Warden Coster. OF the 81
Vincent de Paul Penitentiary' at montreal mas
suggested 10 the Minister Of Justice that hogeing
sbold be permitted 10 put down the rotng in that
institution The Hon. Mr. Mills has decided 10
,ornif this TO be done. The idea OF MI Coster is
10 take some Of the ringleaders ana nos thtm III
the presence of the other conVicts.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
ELIAS SPEYER.

Elias speyer of No. l.2S6 Lexingon-ave' died SUD
5orl, on Monday at the age of eghty-one years lie
was an insurance broker at No. 6'2 Broadway MT
snovar was horn in Bavaria and came 10 New-fork
s3Tt,, voars AGO He leaves a widow, whose maiden
name was Eleanora silverman. and seven children
The funeral will be held at s:g ocock tls ii d'e
n, ,be house and the burial will be at Salem FleIds
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
DR FRANZ HEUEL.

The death occurred on Tuesday OF DIT Franz
Heuel at his home. No. S2 East IWenty-hrst-st from
are He was born In Germany in lslS coming to
,his country on account OF taking part in the revo
luflon of lSiS He was FOR 4 time an inspector or
the Board OF Health.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
STARTED STORY OF MASSACRE.


IN AFRICA.
Paris Jan. b-Another letter from officer OF
tho Marchand expedition (now understood to be
advancing northward along the Nile and in tho
direction Of Khartoum) indicates that the report Of
the massacre OF the expedition arose from the
massacre Of twenty Senegalese rihemen and an
officer. Paul Comte belonging to the expedition, by
natives on the River Cbanghi, who were subse-
Quenty punished by French armed steamer.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

At the Astoria tho afternoon Of January % the
Life" Fresh-Air Fund patrons will have a dra-
matte entertainment and breakfast for the benefit
Of that charity. On this occasion Mrs. Fiske will
come from Philadelphia with her company, and
will present the second act Of "Divorcons"
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
FIRE IN OTTAWA UNIVERSITY.

ottawa Jan. 5.-The east wing Of Ottawa Univer-
sity Cathoc) destroyed by fire to-day The
loss on tho building Is 5000; on contents 5000
There is $2.o."D insuran the institution. The
fire originated in The dormitory.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
TOTrTS RANGER.

Louis Ranger. who died on Tuesday evening was
member OF the Coffee. Cotton and Produce eX-
changes He lived at the Langham Flfin,,aVe' ana
tiftv-second-st. He was sixty-tWo years o'u'
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
Mr.. BUTTERWORTH MUCH BETTER.

Washington. Jan 5-Benjamln Butterworth. the
Commissioner OF Patents. is reported much i'm
proved In a dispatch received here to-day from
his daughte., at ThomasviIle Ga.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
MARRIED.

CiARk-SlLVEsTER-On Tuesday January T. 1905 at
,he residence OF her brother. John H. T. Camden Will
lam Everett Clark of Ozone Park. Long Island,
henrietta Elizabeth Sylvester OF san Francisco Cal.
riEl-D-GRAHAN-On Wednesday January s 1895 at
ne residence OF her uncle. Malcolm Graham. IS
west I'h St. by the Rev. Daniel H. Greer Lille
Graham 10 Augustus Bradhurst Field
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06

The following notice Is printed exactly as 1t
comes from the manufacturer: The canning works
at the Pleasure Palace are running night ana day.
Condensed Carmen was put over hot fire on
Tuesday and boiled down to twenty minutes. TO
evervbodv,s satisfaction Compressed Camille will
be placed on the market next week, with Nance
ONeil as the consumptye lady ana Mckee Ran
Yin as the stern father. Timed tragedy Is among
the early possibilities OF vaudeville delicatessen
All these things but incidents in the continuous
chow which takes the current novelties from a
baroness TO an equestrian baDoon
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
BUSINESS FAILURE IN MONTREAL.

Montreal Jan. 5.-J. H. Blumenthal & Sons, we'll
known clothiers. have assigned. with liabilities Of
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06

Charles Coghan was unable to appear yesterday
At the advertised matinee performance OF Ihe
poval Roy. at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, on ac-
count Of the combined results OF severe cold and
of a bad fall which he made on the stage on Mon
day night The accident was at the enn and OF .ne
foii hut he failed to make II with his usual care
and strIck his head upon the stage lie was aDis
to annear again last evening, thouSn ne theh sot
tbrough his part with some difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
WILL NOT LEAVE THE n Y. c. H. r. r.

WILL NOT LEAVE THE n. Y. C. & H. r. r. R.
dispatch from Los Angeles Cal. which was
received yesterday, announced that the Randsburg
Railroad Company had elected the following direc-
tors: Edgar Van Etten, A. A. Dougherty. Charles
Wier Walter Rose, Messrs. Warren. Of Rochester,
n. Y; Crowley and Leonard. of Arizona. and
Albert Smith. OF Rochester. Edgar Van Etten.
the general superin tendent Of the New-York Cen
trail was elected president of the company.
Mr.. Van Etten is now in California three
weeks vacation He Will retain his place with the
NeW-Y York Central
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
OID COINS STOLEN IN OTTAWA.

Ottawa. Jan "a collection Of old coins has been
stolen from the National Art Gallery mere II was
valued at 1900.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
Rellqions Notices.

DURING THE WEEK OF PRAYER the Ladies' chris-
,,an Union hold daily meetings at ii a. m IN tns
chapel OF the broadway Tabernaes Church. corner
vay and Sath-st
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06

Miss Marguerite sylvia returned to the u'le part
in "The French Maid at the Heraio square
Theatre last night.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06

Miss Julia Marowe's new pay. me oou'.,e'S ..,S
-, >, ,b,ch will be presented for the first time
,r,ca al the Knickcrbocker Theatre on Mon
a., ntgbt is an adaptation of Rudolph strait 8
nay Ieange Preusse." which was played IN Berlin
In At season.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06

Mrs Annie Yeamans. John Wild and Dan" Coll
yer are to appear at Proctor's Theatre. Twenty
third-st. next week In sketch based OF
"Chimmie Fadden," and arranged by Edward W
Townsend.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-06
GRAND TRUNKS INCREASED EARNINGS.

Montreal. Jan. st is officially announced that
the total increase of the gross earnings of the
Grand Trunk Railway system in Canada and the
United States those OF last year Is $I6S,5B.