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ror any case Of Ca;arrn tina, cannot be
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Halls Family Pills are the best.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-16

DO you believe that a dog howling at
night Is a sign Of dsa-h?' No. said
the man who slep, not over soundly'
..rnt II ought 8 be
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There are many men who wouidn
marry for money" growled the savage
nssogyntst. II they could get the money
any other way
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-16

I; makes no difference how bad ms
wound II you use DeWiu's Witch Haze
salve; 1t will quickly heal and leave nc
scar. Charles Rogers.
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At this season. of the year the TWEEN
tieth Kansans find that the only really
essential article Of clothing in the Philip
pines is a proof cartridge belt
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-16

\ !aEy man prefers 20 stay az the b7'-
,om OF the ladder. t3r there is a place
always thcr, where he can sit down
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ONLY ONE CURE
FOR SCROFULA.

There aredosens Of remedies recommended for
afford temporary relief but s. 8. g. ts absolutely
the only remedy which completely cures il,
aOrofula Is one Of the most obstinate, desp'seated
blood diseases, and Ia beyond the reach Of the
many so-called purifiers and tonics because some
thing moro than mere tonic Is required. s. S. \.
,le, and never fails to cure Scrotula, because il
,e disease, thus permanently eliminating every
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-16

Moses is generally regarded as a pretty
good man, but still it is told IN the Boi"
that he broke all the ten Commandments
AZ cree
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The Philadelphia Public Ledger says
that the indications are that next years s
Democratic platform will contain three
planks, as iollows; Bryan, Bryan and
Bryan.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-16

Theology may change, but the gospel
does not.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-06-16

Ths AstOnan guarantees 20 Tts advsr-
tlsers the largest clrculauon Of any
Newspaper published or the Columbia
river.
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AdvartisinG rates car ~ Sss % Aepa
Gallon TO the buaineas manager.
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S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD

promptly and obstinate
relying it. and not experimenting with the various
.ocad from blood troubles can be promptly cured
instead enduring suffering which gradually e1t surely
guaranteed purely vegetable and fails 70
Eczema Cancer Rheumatism Contagious Blood Poison Bs
letter Pimpes Sores Ulcers etc lnsss o.
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia
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All communications intsnGed ror puOli-
cation should be directed to the editor,
pusiness communications Of ail HinAs
and remittAnces must b addressed to
''The AstoriaB."
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5. s. S. Is tho Only
Remedy Equal 10 this
Obstinate Disease.

Foes down 70 the seat Of the disease thus permanently
trace Of the taint
The serious to which ScroulA surely leads
ahoud impress upon those afflicted with 10 the vital inn
portance Of wasting time upon treatment which can
not possibly effect In many cases where the wrong
treatment has been relied upon, complicated gandular
dwellings have resulted for which the doctors insist that
q dangerous surgical operation is necessary.
Mr. H. E. Thompson Of MilledgeyiDe, Ga, writes: "A
which had to be lAnced and caused much suffering
was treated for long while but the physicians were un.
able 20 cure me, and my condition was as bad a. when
began their treatment Many blood remedies were used
but without effect Some recommended s. s. s., and
began to improve had taken few bottles.
Continuing the remedy, was soon cured permanently,
ana have never had sign OF the disease 20 return Swi
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II It falls
10 cure. e cenls. The genuine has j..
3. Q. on each tablet
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

SEM.
Sent By mail. per year, m aGvahce.. 1oo
Postage free 20 subscrfoerA
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DELAY
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
COURT CALEyDlRs FOR TO-DAY.

ARpes9 F s ha 5 yGn Bgn
TO- H. f. So ~ 49, CO. . .
Court calendars called at io:8o a. m
supreme Court-speciai Term~Part II-Before Book
6taver. Court opens 1870 N. Ex pare matters.
Supreme Court-speclaI Term~Part III-BefOre Beach.
suS%o + rcrmPat 3 1vBeore Werner
S9 oBs2, 7s % o 10 s n Law oas and & aG 9, N9, s s2a
s7el s787. 1895. a47a 2sl7. siio. Case qnnnifhed.
supreme COurt-SpeclA Term-Part N-BefOrs Beck
man. JCauses to be sent from Part w for trial Cases
Supreme Court-special Term-Part vI-Before Gieger-
ich Causes to be sent from Part " for trial Cases
Supreme Court-specaI Term-Purt vII-Bsfore Scott
J.-Eeyated railroad cases.
qP5s@s Nos o ioo5 Ios HcHfsR s5
1000 leGs IletS 1872 lI7Sa l734 1735. 1892 1879
Supreme court-Trial Term-Part II-Betore F1tzger-
5iS5 a9s as6 551 5ea2 1854 5Gss 578S S9S2 @ 57s5 s
Supreme Co1rt-Tral Term-Part IV-Before Andrews
causes to be sent from Part III for trial un-
supreme Cour-Trial Term-Part v-Beforo Leventri,,.
causes 10 be sent from Part III for trial
supreme courtJrrial Term-Part vI-Before Freed
JCauses 10 be sent from Part III trial Clear
Supreme Court--Trial Term-Part vII-Before Bischon
se ss sg sS e sss ssg TS 7s s ss 1853 1853
55si 1915 55os 50lo 557e. 55s5s 2OGS 1900 case IN
J.-Casts to be sent from Part VII for trial clear
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Part IX-Hefore Russell
supreme court@Tria TermPSr x@Beors besro asT J..
Causes TO be sent from Part VII for Case un-
finished
supreme court-TrisI Term-Part XI-Adjourn.d for
Supreme Court-TriaI Term-Part NlIr-Before Slower
J-causes 70 be sent from preferred calendar for
surrogates -Chamt%rs-Before varnum s-Mo
ton calendar called at 1890 a. Wills for probate
Ann Reilly William H. smith. Albert Eich. Geoffroy
Belo Frederick 1anzcr Elizabeth ". Morris Katharine
Manfed Louise g steed. Joseph A. Bush Maria /. Tay-
or. Sebastian Kerner. at 1880 Agnes Luppold
surrogates Court-Trtal Term-Beforo Fitzgerald. s.
No day calendar.
City Cour-Specia TerTn-Before Conlan Court
opens az 10 a. m Motions at 1890 A. m.
city Court--Trisl Tern-Part I-Before Hascall. Il
Nos l5i4. l25 1852. 1857. 49, 1870 3oe7. 1909 e20
i$s 1885, i25S @ 1854 1885 1851 i25s i2o $40 iSSi 1871
city courtGT3ia Terrn-Part I1-nefors oDwy.r J.
o77 5G7 1909 654 1900 1859 1904 1895 1850 1881
1862 1903 1854 1865 1895 1867 1898. 1859 1870 1871
1872, 1873 1874 1875. Case unfinished.
9 Nos 5ss 1914 1876 1880. 1915. 1871. 1872 1874
1875 1875 1871 1875. 1881. 1888. 1890 clear.
city Court-Trial TeIn-Psrt IVoiefore sehuehman. ma
s4sf. sia sis7 5i2s. 800 C1oar
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
by Trua1 J.
Hencken agt. Petty. soulaTd & Walker Realty Company
Albert l. Sire
BY Bookstayer. j..
Metzeer agt simpson-Algernon S. Norton.
Heilbron sgL Heibron-Louis Is. Hssbrogck
Kingsland agt. Harman--Louls Hanneman.
Matter of Baird-Edward II. La Fetra.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Bookstaver. J..
Edward Barker Ast J.mss T. yss-Edward Barker.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
MOUNT VERNON.

The Mount Vernon Musical Society has an
nounced three evening concerts for its fifth season
The first is 10 be given on Friday evening OF this
week In the First Presbyterian Church, and the
Others on February l6 and April Il. on Friday
night the society Will produce Handers oratorO,
Judas Maccabeus." Among the choruses to be
given is the song OF triumph with which Admiral
Dewey was welcomed home. See the Conquering
Hero Comes The society Will be assisted by the
following sooists Mrs Nina Schilling, soprano;
Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Leonard, cOntralto; Evan Will
Jams. tenor. and Carl Dufft basso This will be
Mr.. Williams's first appearance before a Mount
Vernon audience and there is strong desire to
hear MIN sing. The second concert Will be Mem
delssohns oratorio. ST. Paul" The programme FOR
the third which is TO be popu lar concert has not
been announced. The society is still officered by
those who have made il successful. Ex-MayOr
Edison Lewis is president John Fl. Clawson, VICE
president Miss Josephine j.. Ferguson secretary,
and Eugene Thwing treasurer. Alfred Hallam
will. usual, be the conductor and +. q. Shattuck
accOmpanst.
Charles Lewis. president OF the Colored Demo
cratic club who arrested last week, charged
with selling liquor without license. has been re-
leased on bail 81 0O for his appearance before the
Westchester Grand Jury. When Lewis got out Of
Jail he found that some one. taking advantage Of
his absence. has visited his rooms In the Stephen
son Building and stolen $40, which he had secreted
In
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
NEW-YORK CITY.

THE annual meeting OF the Public Education AS
soc,ation Will be held next Friday afternoon at
o'clock in tho theatre Of the Berkeley Lyceum'
No 10 West Forty-fourth-st. DR.. Nicholas Murray
Butler OF Columbia University will speak briefly
On current and local educational questions. The
main address will be by DR.. Felix Adler. Admis-
sion will be free.
Commissioner Heating that he could make con-
tracts for asphalt repaving without the consent OF
the Municipal Assembly. About $4,000 worth OF
asphalt repaving contracts are let in the year.
They have been held up for several months In the
Municipal Assembly
Mails from Japan, which have arrived at Tacoma
on the steamer City Of Dublin. are due IN New
York on Thursday morning. Return mails VIII
close at the Postofice advertised.
The Merchants Association s continuing its
work TO abate the black smoke nuisance and kin
dred evils in this city. The association has con-
ferred with Lieutenant Commander John c. FIRE.
mont Supervisor OF the Harbor, relative TO legls
lation in washington TO stop tho use OF combusti-
bles IN the harbor which produce heavy black
smoke. James b. Dill is drawing a bill TO be in
troduced in Washington this winter.
The New-York Credit Mems Association will have
a meeting at the Drug Club No. 100 Wllliam-st.
tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock Controller Coer
Will make an address, and The National Bank
ruptcy BIZ will be discussed by Morris S. WISE
referee in bankruptcy. and +. G. Brandenburg, of
the Department of Justice at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
ANOTHER FRANCHISE GRANTED.
NEW TROLLEY COMPANY PREPARING TO
GRInIRON NORTHERN WESTCHESTER.

A NEW TROLLEY COMPANY PREPARING TO
GRDIRON NORTHERN wEsTCHEsTER.
Following the action Of officials in the lower
towns OF Westchester County, the Highway Com
missloners Of Bedford Township, in the northern
section have granted n trolley franchise 10 tho
Bedford and Eastern Railway Company, in which
a number OF well known politicians are financially
interested. 49,
a trolley line from Bedford Station TO Bedford
Centre a distance OF three miles and this IS said TO
be only the beginning OF "A system which Is intend
ed 10 connect tho Hudson River and Connecticut
and parallel the New-York and Harlem Rail-
road from White Plains north to the Putnam
County line.
1t Is asserted that the company intends 10 OBJ
tain permission 10 grdlron the northern part n
the county. the "Huckeberry" monopoly has
succeeded in doing I'm the lower part, and then
probably sell out TO the Union syndicate.
The Bedford franchise was opposed by number
OF prominent residents. and one OF the Highway
Commissioners did not favor it. AS some Of the
property owners along the proposed route are op-
posed 10 a trolley line, the company is likely 70
have difficulty in obtaining the necessary consents.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
WHITE PLAINS.

In rfte County Court yesterday morning Judge
Smith Lent sentenced Mrs. Margaret Kelly to one
years imprisonment and 10 pay fine OF $500. The
''Clay Pigeon" the woman is called is about
seventy years old. and indicted under special
section Of the Penal Code relative TO impering the
lives OF children.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Long returned home yes
terday after pleasant honeymoon trip OF three
weeks spent IN travelling in the South. They Will
spend winter in NewYork.
Coroner Birch, Health Ofiicer OF White Plains by
authority of the Board OF Health took action yes
terday on the burial Of Mrs. Ruth Havens Higbie
Prime In tho First Presbyterian Church graveyard
several days ago. DR.. Birch called the Rev. DR..
"A. K Macoubrey, pastor Of the church and asked
TO the permit for the burial OF Mrs Prime.
The pastor said he had received none, and that the
body OF Mrs, Prime was buried against the wishes
of the Board Of Church Trustees. Dr. Magness,
president OF tho Board Of Health said that he
would convene the Board TO receive DR.. Brch's re-
port. The Board will then report the matter TO the
State Board OF Health. and take whatever action
the State Board may suggest
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
COTTON WORKERS WANT INCREASE.
SLIDING SCALE PRESENTED TO THE TEXTILE
COUNCIL

SLIDING SCALE PRESENTED TO THE TEXTILE
COUNCIL
Fall River. Mass, Nov. 20-Representatves OF
manufacturers and operatives, consisting of special
committees OF five each from the Manufacturers
Association and the Textile Council. met this after
noon. and after four hours conference an agree
ment was submitted TO the operatives in the form
OF a sliding scale OF wages based upon margins
isng between the price Of cotton and the price
OF cloth standard for margins is fixed at 10 cents
and for the price OF cloth, a cut OF IS cents.
For every 10 points Increase in margins the increase
In wages shall be per cent; for each decrease In
margins of 10 points under rs the cut down in wages
shall be per cent. Wages are TO be readJusted
every six months.
1t was further stipulated that the offer OF a per
cent raise on the first Monday In January be con-
tinEent upon the acceptance OF tho sliding scale
followed by its introduction
The Textile Council received the offer and agreed
TO consider II and report back to the manufacturers
at its earliest convenience. This action was In no
sense an acceptance of the offer
The offer IS a radical departure from any previous
local wage schedule The last has been based upon
cotton and the selling price of regulars. while the
new basis would be figured from cotton and stand
ard wide and standard narrow goods the produc-
tion OF which is steadily increasing in this city,
while the opposite is true OF the manufacture or
regulars.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
IN ballast to Bowrne Archibald Arrived at the Bar a

ballast Bowring Archibald Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer M Maasdam Dutch. Baker Rotterdam Novem-
Der and Bouogne 10 with mdse, l3 cabin and i02 steer
age passengers to HoiandAmeriea Line Arrived at the
'T steamer Nehergate . Prosser Mssslna october 2S
Hrzel. Feltmann Co. Arrived at the Bar at 10 p m
steamer Taormna tGeo Moler. RIO Janeiro october 2s
and Bahia November 2 with mdse 10 Funch. Edye Co
steamer carityba Gier) Hoppe. cardenas H.
4 passengers to w Munson Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Antlla CBr. Nonten. Nassau November 10.
with mdse + T Montel Son. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Fl sud Higgins, New-orleans November i5
with mdss T Van Sickle.
IL with mdse and passengers to c II Mallory & Go.
Steamer frineess anne boaE S9rf2,k So ana Newport
Steamer A;senborn Dillingham;. Baltimore. with mdso
sandy Hook. J. Nov 90 $3.50 u,-wind north mod
crate; clear
SAILED
STEAMERS Kansas yr, cy 5 for ssyannsh caNrai %
United states Transport Logan for Manila out
United Transport Buford. for Havana passed ou,
'1sii Ship ii'I' p Hltchcock for Yokohama
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
southampton. Nov 2ozAriyed, steamer Barbarossa
tie at 90 S5H M and 252Ssfdsa ,am.r 1m,. m p
GLASGOW. Nov 2o-Ariyed steamer California oaD.
swansea. Nov ls-saled. steamer Kansas city CBo.
Savage. New-fork.
Rotterdam Nov ls-Arrived. steamers Excelsior Ger.
Mueller. New-York Rotterdam Du,ch Van der Zee.
New-York via Boulosne.
Antwerp. Nov Arrived. steamer, Bremerhaven
Dutch. Nnnes. NewYork; Friesland (Belg). Nickels
New-York, 81 Cuthbert tBr). Pugh New-York
punkirs Ncy iewArriyed. steamer LW NoD. Ras
Gibraltar Nov 90 m,-ATrived. steamer Kaiser VII
helm IL (GeD, Hogemann. New-York for Naples and
Genoa Passed-steamer Aller (Ger). Petermann Genoa
etc. for York
Gibraltar. Noy le-Passed. steamer Indrapura CB).
Genoa Nov D-Arrvsd. steamer Alsatia (I}r), Wards
Marseilles for Ncw-York '
Alglers. Nov l5-Saied. steamer Bechuana fRr1 Real
(from Calcutta. New-York. ''' ~
Port said Nov le-Arrtved. steamer Rrchton
ieine New-fork via Agiers for Alden. Singapore etc
! SINGAPORE Nov iT-Arrived. steamer John sandsrsou
b). Erskins. Yokohama etc, for Nsw-York-
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21

crued interest s177.S7s Five per cents, principal
s3H 600: with premium and interest. Ss00S5. The
sub-Treasury also paid out ss9'9h for bonds
turned in at Washington for New-York account
The total payments by the Sub-Treasury yesterday
under the Secretarys offer $721,S9 76 and tho
total payments TO date s. 65.SiS 72.
Washington. Nov. 2O-The bond purchases to-day
at the several Sub-Treasuries under the recent Of
fer Of the Secretary Of the Treasury ARE reported
as follows ST. Louis 200; Baltimore A.l00, Phil
adelphia, $4,000; New-YOrk 1886. 600
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

c,o,,hor y, Commerce annual dinner Delmoni-
co.'s $50 p. m.
Senate Committee on Food AduterauonS' Ani-
perial Hotel. 1890 a. m.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
,rr;verearv Of HuglIenot Society. Marble Col
Ieriate Church, Fifth-ave and Twenty-ninth-st''
$50 y. m.
DIR Charles William Stubbs's lecture on James
Russell Lowell Lyceum Theatre $50 p. m.
Quill Club Hotel Manhattan. evening
Reform Club. No 45 University Place s:l5 p m.
Lecture by Dr. +. y. Thorpe, Peoples institute
Cooper Union p m
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
MOUNT KISCO.

The Highway Commissioners Of Bedford have
granted the Mount Kisco Lighting Company n
franchise 10 construct poles and wires in that
township The company proposes TO begin work at
once. and 10 apply 20 the Commissioners 10 light
the town highways IN addition 10 providing COM
mercial lighting. The company also intends 10
extend rs plant to the village OF Pleasantville in
Mount Pleasant TONnshin
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BUCKINGHAM-Ex Congressman y. H. talr-
child OF Pelham CAMBRIDGE-The Earl OF cas-
sillis OF Culzean Maypole. Scotland. FIFTH
AVENUE-Ex- Congressman William Whiting @ OF
Massachusetts, and State Senator Edgar l.
Rrackett GRAND-Captain W. s. Alexander
y G HOIIAND-Ex- Governor Frank >.
Black, Of Troy; Rear Admiral Frazer, l: 3. ~
and Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris. OF washington
HOFFMAN-Ernest J. Knabe. jr., or Baltlmore'
IAfPERIAI-F. c. Pingree OF Detroit. SAVOY
Antonio l. Arriego Guatemalan Minister at Wash
,ngton. WALDORF-Mrs. Stanley Matthews OF
washington, and ex-Mayor Jacob Amos. Of SYRIA
cuse.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT F'NEw-YoRK. MONDAY. NOV. 90 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamer EuroIean OBJ. Bertie, London November
with mdse Atlantic Transport Line. Arrived the
Bar midnight 18th.
steamer Tuscarora (3r). Payne London November s. in
ballast - Philip Ruprecht Arrived At the Bar b.3s
. 10Th.
steamer Potomac O8r) Anderson Avenmouth November
T. in ballast 20 Philip Ruprecht Arrived the Bar
ktsAmr Snowflake cBD. Hopwood. Cardiff November Z
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

Edward Van Tassel a prominent young man
OF this village narrowly escaped being killed on
Sunday evening by an Italian While he was walk
ing toward his home. in Beekman ave, the Italian
dashed from behind a tree and slashed him sew
eral times in the back with a Van Tassell
ran and called for assistance, while his assailant
disappeared in the opposite direction. Van Tas-
sells clothes were cut IN several places, but the
razor had only once touched his skin slightly below
the shoulder The police believe that the Italian had
been IN fight, and. awaiting the return OF his
aggressOr. attacked Mr.. Van Tassell by mistake.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
YONKERS

At tina Westminster Presbyterian Church last
night the newly organized Anti-Saloon League held
It's first meeting The church was filed with prom
tnent people. The Rev. Dr. j. Z. Price. OF the
dress was made by Dr. J. !. A, Henry: New-York
State superintendent Of the AntSaloon League. The
lecture was delivered by Howard Russell. OF New
York
The funeral Of Royal s. Crane. the New-York
lawyer, who died at his home No l3 Hamilton
ave- Yonkers, on Saturday, will take place at St
noon.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
TARRYTOWN

Mrs. Mary Sophia Kaldenburg. the wife OF T. J.
kaldenburg died at her home. in Main-st.. on Sun
day Mrs. Kaldenburg was the daughter OF John
ana Barbara r. Worth, and was born in Nevv-York
city hfty-six years ago. The family has lived here
Tor number OF years, and is highly respected She
IeaVes her husband and several children. The
funeral Will be held to-day at her home and burial
VIII be in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
IyCoRPoRATIoy OF FEDERAL TRUST co.

The Incorporation papers OF the Federal Trust
Company have just been filed with the County
Clerk and with Bank Superintendent Knburn in AL
bany The capital is 10000 and tho surplus
10000 The Offices of the company will occupy ar
entire floor IN the building partly bounded by
Broadway. Wall and New SITS. The corporators are
Thomas T. Eckert. Frank Jay Gould Vice president
OF the Texas Pacific Railway Company; Henry
MarQuand George J. Gould. DR.. John p Mum w
ii Thompson. William +. Havemeyer. Edwin
Could Charles A Gardner. John ]. Tucker, q. e.
GsnGA
New-York tribune., 1899-11-21
BELuoyT AND CROKER'S CLUB.

Friends Of Perry Belmont who arc members or
the Democratic Club say that he has had no desire
to remain president of the club another year ana
that he has favored changing presidents annually.
Democratic politicians who are familiar with the
situation declare. however, that Richard Croker.
who controls the club absolutely did not wish Mr..
Belmont to remain president IN a year Of a Pres-
dential campaign because Mr. Belmont is Gold
Democrat. and Mr.. Croker intends to compel the
Tammany organization to support William j..
Bryan and free silver.