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New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
Ey-J1DGE p. CARROLL BREWSTER.

Philadelphia Dec 3o--A private telegram was
received In this city to-day announcing the death
at Charlotte n C.. OF +. Carroll Brewster. former
Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas in this city.
and one OF the most prominent members OF the
Philadelphia Bar. Judge Brewster was on his way
to Florida for his health. He had been suffering
from the grip for several days and after his speech
on Wednesday In the Republican County Conven-
tion in which he nominated John Kinsoy for City
solicitor he started for the South. He sew
enty-hve years OF age.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31

The extradtion Treaty. so called, which was rati-
Aed Yesterday by the Brazilian Congress. was sim
nlv An amendment OF the existing treaty between
the United States and Brazil. The purpose OF the
amendment was 20 modernize the convention and
,ncIud. a number OF additional offences. This is
ana of the treaties which exclude the principle con-
tended for by President Cleveland. that country
NAV be obliged surrender its own subjects TO the
other party.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
BErETVERS REPORT OF HOOLETS LOSS.

-,-rxrvsrx COMPANIES FLOATED SHOW
DEFICIT or 1870 oon-cHARGEs TO RE MADE.
London. Dec 9O-The offcial receivers report OF
the bankruptcy Of Ernest Terah Hooley. the COM
many nromoter Ia shortly 10 be presented II VIII
show that Mr.. Hooey's net loss In the ho'a.Ion oi
,r.o,,-s,x comnanjes was 10000 Various offences
,1l ne charged Including nsuffciency Of assets 10
nav 10 shilings on the pound imperfect books rash
soou,at,on and extravagance IN living. and posi-
bi,, there will be more serious alleeatons IN Coh-
nec,ion with missing books and papers.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
JAMES BROUGHTON.

James Broughton. one Of the trustees of the
Dime Sa wings Bank in the Eastern District. Brook
lvn died az his home No. 223 Keap-st.. on Tuesday
The Rev Dr. Cornelius Woclfkin. pastor OF the
Greene Avenue Baptist Church will conduct the
funeral on Monday night. Burial will be at Brew
sers, y. Y. He born In Duchess County In
1890 As bov ne entered a commission house In
New York and afterward established business
of his own From 1861 to 1873 he was superintendent
OF the New-York Produce Exchange A. one time
he was vce-president Of the Dime So Wings Bank
He was a prominent Baptist, and leaves widow
and three children
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
FUNERAL or SENATOR MORRILL, TO-DAY.
THE PRESIDENT AND CABINET TO ATTEND SER
VICES IN THE SENATE CHAMBER

Washington Dec. 3o-Funeral services over the
body of the late Senator Morrill, will be held In the
Senate chamber tomorrow AZ noon. the Rev. F.. B.
Ioavirt pastor OF All Souls Unitarian Church.
officiating assisted by the cha plain Of the Senate
The services will be Of the simplest character
The President. the Cabinet and members OF the
diplomatic corps will attend. The public galleries
will be open 10 the friends Of the dead Senator.
Senator Morril's body will he taken TO Vermont
for burial IN charge Of Joint committee OF Sen.
ators and Representatives, conducted by Colonel
Bright the Sergeant at Arms OF tho Senate. The
party will leave this city on Sunday morning over
the Pennsylvania Railroad. tho destination being
Montpelier, VT
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
FT-NERlL or LIEUTENANT CHURCHHAN.

Vest Point y. Y. Dec. 30 (SpeciaD.-The body
of Lieutenant Clarke Churchman, killed at the
storming of San Juan, brought here and buried
with military honors to-day. The Rev. Herbert
Shipman conducted the services. The battalion
OF cadets the Academy Board, officers of the post
and a detachment OF cavalry followed the caisson
on which the body rested. Three volleys were
fired over the grave by the cavalry.
Lieutenant Churchman was graduated from the
Military Academy last May He was appointed
from Della
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
PATRICK +. BULGER.

Utica. ~ Y. Dec N.-Patrick F. Bulger City
Judge Of Utica from 1915 1855. died this morning
at the age Of fifty years. His death was duo to an
injury TO tho head In 1893 which affected his mind.
He was a Democrat In politics and served one term
Police and Fire Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
THEIR DESIGNATIONS OFFERED.

A dispatch from Chicago announces that the rol-
lowing officers OF the Illinois Steel Company have
offered their designations: Vice-President Charles
n Foote Second Vice-President William r
Palmer and Secretary w. A. Green Mr.. crane.
one OF the directors. has also resigned The annual
meeting Of the company Will be held early IN
January when new officers will be elected. nclud.
ing a successor to President Gates. who resigned
several weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
NO "JAMESON DAY" Al fhhi""iA'

PLAN OF BURNING IN EFF1GN Thb LDApHh VI
THE RAID ABANDONED
Pretoria Dec. 3O.-Strong representations W
s 90 president Kr,ger 10 forbid The pro-
-. ,ion on January 2 OF the defeat of the
Jameson raid. when at the suggestion OF the PRE-
o,,a ,.volksein" the project was TO burn Dr Jane
son in efngy Owing to the PIesEent acoH ~ dob, nfs
tn, .ucb an observance Of Jameson Day as hao
tnhL sisnred would have led 70 serious r1oe
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
PAUL JOSEPH GLEIsEs's WILL.

The Will OF Paul Joseph Gleses. Of No % West
Sixty-frst-st. who died recently. filed
for probate yesterday The value Of the real estate
disposed OF IL not given The value OF the personal
property IS said to be s0oooo The testator leaves
all his real estate to his widow, whom he appoints
his executor and ne divides his personal prop
erty equally between her and their three children.
John, Odate NJ. and Laura NJ. Geises.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
THE REV. WILLIAM LEWIS PECK.

Putnam. Conn. Dec. So.-The Rev. William
Lewis Peck. seventy-six years old, died at his
home here this morning from pneumonia. He leaves
a son and two daughters. Mr. Peck re-
tired Episcopal clergyman and was a former resi-
dent Of New London
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
no,.,yvry BIGELOw REPORTED BETTER.

rorson. Dec 3o.-Poutnsy Bigelow' who returned
,rono the Philippine Islands by way OF New" iorh
on Saturday. lies AT his house IN cne"ea' e.
on ,,' Il, from dysentery contracted in the Far
p.". W. condition wa. most critical on Wednes-
las. thursday There was a consultation of nis
uas YESTERDAY and he II oetter To-Day 30 MUCH
ooc,O, Ia, I, is hoped the dan-er IS cast
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
MRS. SARAH MARVIN.

Mrs Sarah Marvin died yesterday while visiting
her son. s. W Marvin. in Residence Park. New
Rochelle Mrs Marvin was born In Andes ~ Y.
and was eighty-fve years old. For many years
she had been a wel-known resident OF Brewsters.
Putnam County " Y. She leaves two sons and
daughter Burial will be in Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
RPITJSH STEAMER WRECKED.
THE GLENAvoN STRIKES ROCK AND MANY
OF HER CREW ARE MISSING

OF HER CREW ARE MISSING.
Hong Kong Dec. so.-The British steamer "ieha
Won CAPTAIN Pithie. which sailed for LONDON from
here Yesterday evening has been wrecked on
rock Part Of her has been saved and landeo
here The chief officer and the second ana fourth
engineers missing.
The Glenavon after striking rock. neaneo lot
Hong Kong. but sank rapidly TWO OF her ooa''
arrived here and two missing Two steamers
,axa haen can. IN search OF them II develops that
four passengers the captain and thrty-hree OF me
crew were saved The Glenavon had crew OF nit!-'
four men, all told
The British steamer Glenavon hailed from 'iaS
cow and was OF 912 tons register. She left LONDON
on Oc,obe- for Kobe Japan and sailed from
Shanghai for Hong Kong December T.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31

The late Professor Price was educated at Penn
broke College. and graduated from that In
stl,uton in 1870 taking nrst class honors In mathe-
matics. In 1853 he appointed Sedleian profess
of natural philosophy at oxford Among his pub
lications several works on diferential calcu-
lus statistics and dynamics. For many years he
secretary Of the Clarendon Press and mem
Der OF the Hebdomadal Council
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
THE REV. DIR. PRICE.

London. Dec. so-The Rev DR.. Bartholomew
Price. master Of Pembroke College oxford. ana
Canon Of Gloucester died Yesterday. He was
eighty-one years old.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
Detailed FORECAST FOR TODAY.

Fr N.x England and Eastern York. rain. turning
into snow clearing cold will
fall 9b 10 IS degrees: northwestery gales.
For the District Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia. rain fol
low ~ by clearing cold the cold weather will con-
thu. I'll Tuesday souihsriy winds. becoming north
westerly and Increasing
For West Virgi Western New York and Western
Penn.vvania In the early morning. followed by
clearing cold wave northvestsriy gaies
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31

T., this diagram the continuous white line SHOWS mo
changes in indicated by The Trounes self
recording h.romettr dotted In. shows the smpera-
ture a . recorded az Perry Pnarmary
Trpun. once Dc. Al, a m--The ~eather YESTERDAY
va. fair and mild The temperature ranged oe"een VI
,a As d.rr... IN. average 4p, being 1924 higher than
,h. q, rhur.day and higher than tina, Of the cor.
responding day Of last year -, ..r.... -, .,.-
ing weather and Q cold wave
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
ETTPADITION WITH BRAZIL.

PARLIAMENT RATIFIEs THE rRpATY-EXPENsEs
AND RECEIPTS.
Rio Janero Dec. So-Parlament closed to-day
The budget expenses 5000 contos The receipts
are estimated AZ 900 contos. Extradltion with
the United States and other republics was ap-
proved.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
Kr1JFn BY NATIVES IN NEWHEBR1DES.

FRENCH 1ID1 D1-TENANT> AND THIRTEEN MEN sAlD
TO HAVE BEEN SLAIN.
Victoria B c.. Dec. SO-The royal mall steamship
Uarjnoo has arrived from Honolulu and Austraha'
she brought the crew of the wrecked City OF coum-
bia which ran from Seattle to Hho. Sne & mao ne, me"s
iienienant and thirteen men Of the French warsnlp
Eure had been killed In the Ne"-heprioes oS ""
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31

RARR-at Avondaie y. J.. entered into resi- friday
December 10 Andrew Barr. r ,. -
Funeral services Will be held AZ his late res'nence on
Grant ave. Sunday January |. at 80 p. m.
Interuent al convenienc. Of family.
IRA foot Chamber at. New-fork l2'oS
COOK Suddenly on the thrt,eth Of twelfth month 1905
Of PNEUMONIA AZ the residence Of her late brother No
2i Troy ave Brooklyn. Sarah Sherman Cook. daugh-
ter Of the late Thomas and Ann Cook OF Point Pleas
ant. n J. - ,.., y =
Funeral from Friends Meeting House. Manasauan
on second of hrst month 1899 upon arriVaI oi ""
a m train Pennsylvania Railroad rom CoItand,-
a, Relative. and friends invited 10 attend with
further notice
Philadelphia papers pleaee copy.
rr RARy-A, Summit " j.. Wednesday. December N
Frederick De Rary in the s4th year Of his age
Funeral he held at his late resihence IN
summit on Saturday at 1913 clock , -.,
sncia car on train connecting with boat leaving Chris
topher or Rarclsy-st. ferry AT s:so a m
Kindly omit flowers
DOW NEs-suddenly Hugh Mccullonsn. intant
of n and Helene N. pownes ased mon'hs ann ~
days o...,,.u. s.,,xa.v
evening p m, December Oh
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
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oJFFy EMMA or HOLLAND I'LL.

,ordon Dec 3o-Accordins TO dispatch from
rhs Hague. II 1. reported there that Queen Emma
,he oueen Dowager. is suffering from serious IN
,ernal mslady which Will nece's'a'e ''"se'''
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The benefit for Hazel Couldock Inv s' siam, ,,s
10, ., C-Aar,.s " Couldock the old actor VINO dieh
Recently took place at the Knckerbocker Theatre
yesterday afternoon. long and interes'ins boo pio
gramrne which has already been pupn-hea III hon, III,
eojur,s was arrted out The receipts were ABOUT
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
ENGLAND AND FRANCE on Guard.

PLANS OF THE FORMER TO FoRTIff Nh"r''ND
LAND-FRANCE WILL STRENGTHEN HIN
FLEET IN THOSE WATERS.
{, John's " f. Dec. 3o-Sir Herbert Murray. the
,a,.orror ~ Newfoundland dspa tched by the Brit
y - ,,,,or pelican which sailed yesterday for Eng
,oa iro,ortant charts and data respecting the pro-
a tn,r,iscstions here and the establishment or
Irovai reserve among the fishermen ,,..,.
a IT, a. lrrencb C;overnment following Great Britain
cxampie will strengthen It's squadron IN Ne~'ounn N n
,nd iusters next season appointing 10 tne con-
nua iaan Commodore Hennique Bureau Cnief az the
wrench Naval Photographs once
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31

The er,.,h performance Of The Merchant OF
Venice" will be given at Days Theatre this even.
Ing Copies OF MIR. Days acting arraneemei' VI
the play Will he distributed as s"uFehi'N'
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
POstomce Notice.

Prepare for winter Rcebuck's Weather Strips e1-
,uda ,he cold Sole Roebuck. IL Fulton
y and AZ Hamilton ave. Brook,rfS s1sphones.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31

Tho proper medicine for any sort OF cold is
Jayne's Expectorant. -
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
IyoTgEP PARIS FAIR COMMISSIONER

Albany Dec So-Governor Black has appointed
A. E. Bonesteel, OF Troy. as member OF tho Com
mission 10 represent New-York State at the Paris
Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31

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Vii close II . al Ms. s nSus
than closing time shown below.
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Tuesdays take Printed Matter. etc FOR Germany. and
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Pestofncs. New-York. n T.. December g. i0S =
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31

A plav Of village nfe hundred years ago WI"
Presented by the students Of the American Aoau Da
emy OF the Dramatic Arts and Empire 'hea''e ~
matte School on the afternoon OF Thurs,ofsd .sTh.
uAry ~ n, the Empire Theatre. II is enu'..e ,s
Strange scandal OF a New England Town. " "
written by Miss Pauline Phelps
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31

-Four hundred and hry-one pieces OF scenery a"u
Gases of costumes. furniture ana properr-
THE Great Ruby" from Drury LAM LAM o. Dafv.s
London were landed yesterday ana store' III lay
Theatre
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31

Jucee Dalv yesterday granted an injuncnon l
sua.nng Henry Guy Carleton and Alice hA''e
from making any contracts for producing inc r.a,
'The Butterflies" and restraining Carle,on 49,.
Teceiving any royalties from the play OIiVG ,hs IN
Gr Carston's divorced wife. applied to' VI" "
iULl:So-
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31
DIED..

pa-- Ars,.w r. Peters Augustus ".
80 Sarah Pettigrew Robert II.
I~r~Ser.ck ca A..
I..n.s tiugh NcC Seaman Mary A.
lirifIng Mary c. s'ars Caronhe a -
Hall Ernest D. seip<rI MarsaIet w.
irt.b lame. Z 6tearns. John NJ
Ketchsm George E. jr sutton, Kate j. a.
ssnnLa, iiia x Whitehead. Gertrude
sa-,,n sarah s WILSON, Wfnchell W.
pev Day
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31

oshould be read DAILY by all interested. as ehAnsea
may at any ume) .
Foreign fo- the week ending Decenoer 81 lsSs.
will close promptly IN all cases. a, the eeneraI foesN
ONCE as follows Post Mails close one houf eAri'erj
than closing time shown below.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-31

Peters.-rhe members Of the Executive COMMITTEES %
Tammany requested 70 attend the funeral SER
vices of our late associate. Hon Augustus W. Peters,
tbs evening al clock At Rite Hall. 2sth-st.
8 nd Madison ave DANIEL F. MMAHON.
Chairman Executive Committee.
t.~~
The stephen Merritt Burial Co, 2l -14a Wtsy
o3d ndertakers embamers and funeral drectorts
prompt service day night Telephone 14isth St .y,
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Sn bemieIben 2Dtale bsrnbet fi9 Elm
Tii d. uno 0Gnfterns MART.
SagIif groBe an8wahi ron frifden
Gifden. 2luFtern, Dilb. 8eRiqeI
aler Irt. 8elepbon 399.
Sefeluagen fiir 6lsiib unb Slid &C.
Derben in irgeu6 einem 8beile Der
5tabt frsi abeeIiefsrt.
2aabret9'8 edAte 5aottartofeIn.
3ebn berffiebeue 5ortrn BEL
9, g. 6utb & So1H.
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fiibren uas gum 0aberfeGbtreibeu, baS
aud nur cine tbdtig 9eIteigerte Gaeen<
muffin. llripriln9lib aud in 0eutid]>
IanO 0od3eitsbraub, bat iib Die
aaeenmuiif oa bod friibseiti9 Idon
ron ben bof3eitliden QlnldiIen eman>
3ipirt, un polf8tbiimIi9er glusorud
be8 unmitleu5, oes 9potte8 iiberbaupt
it lrer0en. g}ad) altem oeuticben
91edte bate .eine @ieoerperebelid)une
juriOiI6e Na6tbeile our 6olse, beren
@aronibu8 i'm Is. 9aBrbunbert 76
auf5ahlte, batunter au9 Die unauSbleib<
ti6e GagennuIif.
@s lit be9reiflid, baB man aasenz
multi ais nSeioeuldrm" auf beibnilde
@jebrduGe uno bis ouf Soins rmiloe
Sa9O" 5uriidleitet. 9luf mDtbii9en
llriprun8 ldBt au6 Die bel aaeenz
muIifen emit 9ebrdu6li6e 8ermums
muug unO 2lnwenoung Don 9biermasfen
idiieBea. 9lit ber 3eit baben ii6,
lpie bcreitS angeoeutet, bie aasenz
muilteA alpar neue 3iele 9eltedt, ibre
8irii.s@t2jt aber uicat einqeblist,
ipouoa inter an0ereu bic 9oeennuIif,
Die I'M porigen Sabre Dem 8rdlioenten
be8 0ferreifiid)en 2ibgeorbnetenbauIe8
nit Groupeteu, 8feiTen un6 8ults
beGelu al8 leete Summer beS Sbltrhfs
tion8programms gemibmet purbe,
3eugniB abte9t.
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Sle bod gang unb mirtlid meine Muts
ter-iperOen sic Papas 8rau!"
Spra6tos ltanoen Die Yeioen einz
AMBER ge9eniiber. Sbre glide rubteu
anf Dem hOloeu, erglibenOen @elidt>
den Sioras.
sluf einmol bob ber bleiGe M}aun
fein 6aupt, oils bdtte elm 6oFfnuugss
itrabl ibn 9etroffen.
yNie bdtte i'd es ge,uagt," iagte er,
paber ba bas Sinh fit mid ipritt, 70
pereini9e i'd neine 9ttte nit Der
Sbrer 3odter-"
n@ie iollte i'd neiu Iasen!" I9Iu95te
nun Waloine auf.
llno nit einem auiidrei, pie i'm
bic 8ernammten Der 0Glle ausnuBen
ipiiroen, lpenn man Sbnen bic Shorten
Ses Baraoieies pfinete, Ianfen Tie einz
amber in Die 9lrrte.
Sn Der 9biir aber itanb gliifItrableno
Sans Su:gbarbt unb rief:
"Satte id ni6t redt? sic trie9en
Ii6!~
GnAp
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Wbitebna Serminus
gfene Ginfabrt naG gfetp gorf bio
y. & 8. 8. @. N'1.-l1n=
erreidte SacilitGten.

Wbitsbal 5erminns, bic neue Gin.
fabrt mad Nem Oort, bic am Moutas
ben 19. Suli Dia Der Baltimore, Ohio
uub Stibmetli6en gabu er6fnet
tDurbe, III bic gelegenife Station mad
allen SbeiIen Der Staht Stem Oort unb
SrootIpn. Dieter terminus III an
Der South Gerrp, 0fli9 ION Der 8ats
terp unb BON bier aus unter bemfeIben
Oabe tperben 8erbinbungen gema1t
nit ben 3agen Der 3meiien, Sritten,
Sedfen unb Neunten Npenue God.
babn; nit beuen Der 8roabtpap. @os
lumbus uub 2erinston Npenue @abeI.
liuien; Ofs unb @eiieite Ringbabs
uen ber pferbebabnIinien; Soutbs
Gerrp; Staten SsIanb 6errp; SamiI.
ton Npenus uno SO. StraBe (8root,
lpn) Gerrp.
aauft Cure 3iGeia mad Neu Oori
iiber bic 9. & o. 9. %. R'p uub s5br
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