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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
DEATH OF JOHN SESSIONS.
HE WAS FOR MANY YEARS A wELL-HNowN
LAWYER.

ur WAS FOR MANY YEARS wELL-XNowN
LAWYER
John Sessions for many years wel-kno"h Jaw
YER died AZ MS home. No 10 Congress-st. yestel-
dav morning He was seventy-nin years old
Death was caused 10y apoplexy. an attack OF when
bo suffered on Monday morning az MS nome he
d., t recentiv recovered from the grip. ana MS son
said last nlght that Il had greatly dcbu4Ia.ed MN
Air Sessions was born I'm Skaneateies, OnQhoaea
ro'r+v ms STATE on October rs $50 - pre-
,,,rsd Tor Yale az the Cortland Academy: al Homer.
< v and entered Yale remaining tnroush the
--..tc- mari u hts freshman year, Whef ne naq 70
h,,- -, account OF bad health ReturninS 70 Cen
f~ai Nev-York he entered the laN ONCE OF GOV d,
efnor Seward IN AUBURN y l. anu was "N''''''VN
70 the bar IN 1873 - ....,, .A,.,. 1870 o,d
,,ovaf - New-York IN 1854. He had a successful
r,ftce nm 10 about six years ago, when lie retired
~ a~counf OF bodily inhrmlties He was counsel
sor tho ocean Naional Bank. AT Fulton and Green
wich SITS Manhattan when It was robbed OF such
Largo sum that 81 went out OF business.
NJ Sessions ardent Republican ana a
-, ndr,irer OF Seward. In 1851 he married a
Saurhter Of cx-ConEres-man George Flsher OF
Gsvsco He leaves three daughters and one son
A I Sessions Mr. Sessions was member % ne
Secnnf Unitarian church. In Congress-st. and NE
Tuneral viii he held tomorrow afternoon a. lhe
house the Rev. Dr. John W. Chadwick onclauns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
TIDE OPEN NETWORK"
--s-7oArroN OF POLICE METHODS MAY
~ n DEMANDED-DR. PARKHCRsT DE
TENDS THE SOCIETY FOR THE
--.-.->--1nN OF CRIME.

PREVENTION " NANAN'A
r,eoutive Committee Of the society Tor mo
Ihe - :, crime Of which the Rev. DR. Charles
lvs.rtbnrst Is president. held meeting N Us
u % the United Charities Building on rue
rooms >.o-roon and received some reports OF Us
da' -, o~or,s who hcve been making Investigations
spe0,.t, the extent OF police corruption anu
20 80 ~ the city. Mr. Burr, chief agent OF 'he
oN A'..~ said later that tbs evidence when ma"
sO.-''. h+.,ned would warrant another mVesusa-
oee" ~. nolice similar 20 that which was mace
W" rsxov Committee He intimated mat such
% .ost,sa-lon would be asked for soon
- - ps-kburs. declined last evening to TAX ABOUT
o-+s ~ the society's agents or to disclose me
tne me-, ne society He gave his reasons Tor op-
Ps.. ,oIice legislation In recent letter 10 Cow
p roosevelt and IN that letter he declared tha'
sa m words 10 express the abomination or INC
~ Methods since Chief Devery had been pIaceu
bss5. ~ the force. lie said last evening th@'
e,.,o,v for the Prevention OF Crime was noS
me tur very much alive. and rs WORK, "ou.I
Gesst FOR IT, but he would no, say IL i,,,...tf
speaA The society 10 ask for another lhVesH-
oncou' - he po1ce The wide open state OF ..Ic
eatlVsss been apparent 10 observing New vi re-.
cIN .o~.bs hui Dr.. ParkhurSts society i."S 49,
To- noS-tair.ng more certainly than can ne IeaIIle
Of - general public 20 what extent - ~ 80
n ~ ~. fos-ered protected and controheo ~ ~ "
49, and made 20 pay tribute. Inc es IuSn-s L,.
poe by the agents Of the soelely Is ete~tion ana
60 - sem 10 show that police eNloI non eI.s
SON. have become so ntoeraole IN SOM ~ -
oacA', -i-, az 10 call for legislative inNesus''"''
.l.srsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
rRo11rr-cARs FOR THE NILE VALLEY.

AZ ORDER PLACED ~ PITTsBURG-rHET WILL
BE Used N CAIRO
Pittsburg FEB. 1.-Trolley-csrs made IN Pitts
burg are TO he sent 10 the land Of the Pharaohs.
Negotiations have just been closed by the Wes'ing-
house Electric and Manufacturing Company for mo
equipment OF fourteen cars Of the ordinary trolley
type for use in the city Of Cairo. This line WIZ 90
rbe first IN Egypt but r. IS proposed 20 build an
Other line 70 the Pyramids as soon the natives
become accustomed 10 the operation OF the cars
and later to connect Alexandria end Cairo by iro-
lev This is the second important order received
in Pittsburg within week for Egyptian improve
r,ent The Schoen Pressed Steel Company is 70
hrild a. steel cars for the Soudan Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
ACTION ON SCHOOL BILLS.
BOARD OF EDUCATION D1sAPPROVEs THE
AHEARN BILL. THE GENERAL EDUCA-
TON LAW AND MOST OF THE
AMENDMENTS TO THE
FORD BILL.
FORD BILL


At a special meeting OF The Board Of Education
held yesterday the proposed amendments 10 the
Ford BILL the Ahearn bill and the education law
introduced by the Commissioners Of Statutory Re-
vision were disapproved with a few exceptions.
After some discussion as TO whether Il would 10
best for the present Board TO pass upon the pro-
posed amendments or allow them 10 lie over until
the new Board shall have been organized. a mo-
ton by Commissioner Anderson that each amend
ment be discussed separately was passed.
The bill as introduced in the legislature by Mr..
Ford was disapproved By the Board The pro-
posed amendments were then taken up by tho
members The amendment vestinG in the Board
OF Education complete Jurisdiction over the sub
fects Of FREQ lectures and public-school Libraries
was dIsapproved. The proposed amendment relat-
Ing 10 the amount OF tho General School Fund
was approved. The resolution follows: 1T shall be
the duty OF the Board Of Estimate and Appor-
tonment and Of the Municipal Assembly 10 in
clude in the general tax levy IN each yenr IN
amount equivalent to not less than four mills on
every dollar OF assessed valuation Of tho real and
personal estate in the city OF New-York liable 20
taxation said amount to be expended for educa-
tional purposes and 10 be known as tho General
School, Fund"
An amendment approved was the following q 70
Section logl: But no salary paid TO any duly quail
fed and regularly appoirted teacher shall De less
than 500 per annum. . -,
Most Of the others were disapproved by the Board
III ne Board also dSaPProyetd me PropGS pos Ehch
affect the school system OF the city OF Newly ork
Tn Committee or Bylaws and Legislature OF the
Board OF Education. in its report on the Ahearn
bill says
THE Ahearn bill makes no provision by which
the moneys required TO fulfil its requirements arc
10 be provided. The result would be endless con-
fusion In the adjustment OF the amounts due teacn-
ers and great difficulty in the adjustment OF the
tax levy. The subject is one essentially OF noIne
rule. and should be treated ny the city authorizes
exclusively.
The other objection is that It gives the Increases
provided for TO all teachers without any discrimina-
ton whatever based upon merit, whether ascef-
tained by record. by examination, by approval OF
committees or OF superin tendents or otherwise
The committee d!sapproved the General kduca !.
ton law because 81 gives the State Supern endent
Of Schools exclusive jurisdiction 70 determine the
Quaidca tons Of teachers IN the public SCHOOLS
The Board then approved the amendments which
have been approved by the School Board for tho
boroughs OF Manhattan and The Bronx, and which
VIII ne presented 10 the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
TWO TRY TO TAKE THEIR LIVES.

Frederick Loebner, forty-hve years Old VINO d..
rived in Hoboken last Saturday FOR the purpose o.
sailing tor Europe. but missed his ship uieo 10
Kill himself yesterday morning by jumping out OF 4
second-story window IN lodging house IN "asn-
ingror-st Hoboken. He was injured internally
ard VS. taken 10 81 Mary's Hospital He IS sup
posed 20 be demeuted - g.
Matthew Dmsm1re. thirty-nne years o.d. q LOT
rnsr saloon keeper Lying at 10. LOB WASHINGTON
81 H0boken attempted 20 commit suicide yestel-
day morning by drinking audanrm. ne y, was tsn .
m = Narv's Hospital and Will probably recover
TIE loss % his business coupled with the DEANS
OF eight of his eleven children. led him 70 aEink
6aa,f L. Mrs Dtnsmore said Yesterday that ner
b,rsfi1d cuar-ell.d with her frequently, and on
MONDAY threatened 10 k her she was VIII "a H' ~
das6 the bottle out OF his hand, but without sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
rrpsrr Ar rHE N4rIoNAL CAPITAL

Warrington Feb (speclaD.-The Senate has
confirmed Walter Fiheld as Collector q customs
a. Somers Point. Five posia. sGD-stauons' ap-
,ltca,lon for which was made some time ago ~
Rsnresenta,ve Gardner. vii! be estao'lsned N tFen-
Ton Immediately . -. o. .,,.,h
III River and Harbor bill. so as 20 give me Ao-
seconi Inlet so 30 but The amendmrpt was sos,,,
7he House In Committee 81 ne Nnote passee9
Tho Xew-Iersey items Of tho River and Haroor nlh
ai,bo,,f change except thar In the Delaware un-
movement II was decided 10 use we "'iu N"''
ilnrirg'' FOR the word "comple uns 49, c,u..-
senator sewell presented the petition on tnS 81
r,akers' local union. OF NeNafh' l"'"iNS '"e 49,
sage OF the Eight-Hour bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
rERDrS MINZONI REQUIEM SryG.
MANY PEOPLE HEAR THE FIRST PER-
FORMANCE Is BROOKLYN. IN The
ACADEMY or MUSIC.

The first performance IN Brooklyn OF me MAJ
,onl R.qEiem by Verdi was given last N'cnih. III
The Academy OF Music before al audience tnaI
we'll filed tho building The oraterio was SUNG (.
the Brooklyn Oratorio Society ana q"u''7'
80. -...,.t lac ar orchestra u forty pieces
Tta arair was given under the auspices 't '''
proohIvn Institute ~ Arts and ! cicuces 81.
Tho TrookIyn OratOrJ society ior some uo.t,a-s
,.e be.n ratcareiug the music ~ thr rfquss-~rl
under The direction OF Water Henry IiaL ~. -
- ,,,uei, is somewhat different from anythinS
49,. eoriefV has done before hut the WORK 49,
taken M with earnest effort. ne relutl' ~
H. fari tha. :he Gloria 10 EHcelss - relo an !
,.t,is- are omitted and a musical SETTING OF,
!!r,to. i~,a domino Jesu." Lux .Eterna ana
Il iberia Me added - r,. r,oh .oorano.
=. 49,. Nav stein ccntraitO. Evan Willeis'
80 and Joseph Bacrnstein, basso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
nR JOSEPH q GoopNoUGH.

Long Branch. Feb 1 (SpeclaD-Dr. Joseph d.
roodnouqh seventy-three years Old. the Oldest
practising physician in Long b72nsh aieq -, ts Us
,sn DAYS Or. Goodnougn was graduated from me
College OF Physicians and surgeons IN Nsw.f orx
~ 80 and began practising In Farningdsle TWO
Years later He settled IN Long Branch twenty.
three years ago He was the medi cal eNa'nihep snd
Arcsnrrn and one OF the Oldest members OF the
Vonmouth County Med.ca. Society. n widow, TWO
Sarrnfers and son survive him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
RoDY OF A SUICIDE IDENTIFIED.

The woman who committed suicide in the street
IN H,5oken Sunday afternoon by drinking carbolic
acid was Identified a. Parsicws Morgue. in Wash
inrton-st Hoboken yesterday afternoon as Mrs
Susan Tlghe thirty-four years Old VIE of John
T.ghs a 'ongshoreman. living at NO. LOO Union
-. trooti,-- She was the mother OF four children.
- ,.o,iroasr or whom Is seven months old and
esrcording TO Tlghe who found his wife IN the
s,,--l-a affer searching TO- her in New-York and
t5rooLi,r mere was no reason why she should nave
loled herself beyond tn fact that she had suffered
- .eyarp pains H. the head for the LAST Two
weeks Mrs Tighc LEFT her home last sunday
morning 10 60 10 church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
rrpI,ryJr JrPv DJS4GPFFS.

Tn, Jury in the case Of Mrs Louise Vormeule.
who was charged w.-h passing for=ed checks on
Manhattan merchants failed 10 agree after stay
inc out SIX hours l. vas DISCHARGED a. fl5 p. ID.
By Judge Mcmahon who remanded Mrs. Ve-meuls
10 the Tonhs The jury STOOD u.1e 20 three tor con-
yiction Detectives were present N -earrest MS
Ve-meula IN another charge had she been acorit-
tod Colonel Hare summed Up for the defendant
ard Assistant Distrlct-At -orney McCleland FOR the
usOuie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
OBITUARY..
POLICE CAPTAIN JAMES wNULTY.

Police Captain James McNuty o, Jersey city
died az O'Clock yesterday morning az his home.
No zoe Palisade-ave.. that city. he had suherec
from complication u diseases. ara ~, dsaln hdd
been expected FOR several days. Captain McNuly
uss horn In New-York City on April : 100 Ills
narsnts moved 70 Hudson CITY. now a part OF Jer,
ssv CITY in 1876 After completing he puo.c-school
entered the service o. his father. who conducted
cream-ot-tartar factory. He was apponte5 ponce
promoted TO the rank Of captain. IL married NJ
teen years ago Cordel.a Valentine. They have no
childrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
THE CELTIC REACHES san pRAycJSco.

Gan francisco Feb THE United states re-
'esia'" supply ship Celtic. which left New-York
o. ~aa francisco on October T. arrived here to-
- me celtic was in company with the oregon
Sho me Iowa on the trip from the Atlantic 10 the
u'" supplying those vessels with fresh meat
c. Journey. The oregon parted company Il:
changing her coarse 10 Honolulu The Iowa
80. INC celtic kept on the northerly route stop
ava ~. ;aa.asdalena Bay for coal The Celtic got
the hail. the Iowa, and IL IL not expected that
The c.I,ss snip will get here before tho TN inst
United g.. WI ply between this port and the
Amsricar' @ Possessions In the Pacific supplying
vsgetabss ooiers and sailors with fresh meats and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02

-.s,-rr LIKELY TO BE MADE a CAUCUS ONE
BY THE DEMOCRATS.
AM, NJ the bin introduced IN the Assembly oy
- ,,.,rs- Hamburger fixing the price of iIui'l-
80 gas at = coats thousand cubic feet, anu
n ~, &c % fuel gas at @ cents. was sont TO MAJOR
Van WICK Yesterday The bill does not come oom-
- ne MAYORS approval. because ne does no' pass
=, % bcfo~s me Legislature acts. nN' me ooJe' ~
~. .-.~-srcers is 20 have the Mayor acquainted
. - .--visi,rs before he is called on 10 pass
Ao-emranyinr the LII vas cory o, a pe'l l..'l
- was presented 20 tho LEGISLATURE VIII
went thousand sigra lures. on Tues 49, p,.b,-d
~. bif fs drav-n on lines SUGGEST ny ~ 80
- ana is indorsed hy the Iamnany members
Of he legislature lt is eXpecIeq ta@ ne Tsas
y. ~ ~ - both houses Will hl1 -Ic
.s,lor- ore The petition m taE"r OF ~
n.ssae, nj -ho Bin is being circulated all over u'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
4 r0rP DAYS, SAFE BFGrN.

AZ 'Ae F.t-n Avenue Auction Rooms. No. 2S8
."'a-age.. yesterday afternoon william 3. Nor
=. legar folr days sale - the antique and
-'osn fU-rifure and art objects which belonged
- ns late Luke Mulroy There was a good at
.hoanse most ~ those present being women Fair
E,,---es wefe realized for most ~ 80 goods To
80. -ie includes q number = pieces OF Old Chip
sg,...e4e and Colonial work also expensive modern
60 made by weii-knoVr arr frms. There IS
.,a arge col ec'ion - old cut glass. old Lnglif1
o,@ 81 Oriental rugs and carpets. with number o.
w D9rce.aius and a few pictures and engrsynSs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
yrvT cry OFFICIAL TO NJ TRIED.
~ &C. 7. IESsoN WHO Is INDICTED on y
CHARGE OF ILLEGALLY CERTIFY
TNG t. 4 BILL

A Lawrence Jensen VIII De the next indicted *
-, rsctaI FOR fraudulent practices 10 be tried
n,s,rict-Attorney Steele said yesterday that Jensen
uho was clerk Of accounts under Controller
palmer. would be tried probably on February 10
NJ steele will personally take charge OF the prose-
cutlon
tlce Almet T. jerks - 49,,
Jensen is charged win. accepting from Da 5it
I, s said mat Frederick Milne who pleaded guilty
and was sent to prison for like offence, Will tes-
tify against Jensen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
A SUICIDE N NEWARK.

jacob Debar. sixty years old. who lived In rent
cd room at No. 30 Sprnghed-aye. Newark. died
Yesterday from the effects Of dose OF carooHc
ciI.r ri The room were two bottles one containing
wnlsxey and the other the acid and II Is not
r-0v-n yvheth her the acid taken with suicldai
intent or BY mistake for the wiskey: bahr was
Hebrew tailor Some Of his relatives live IN Bos on
civ months ago the Newark police received from
Debar's family. IL Baltimore. letter asking II
fhev knew where he Not until the news OF
his death became public Yesterday were they eO'e
m answer the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
UAyr RECIPROCITY ~ LUMBER.

Toronto ont. Feb l-slr Oliver Mowatt. the
Id.utenaut- General. in his address opening the
Provincial Legislature. referred 10 the new regula
o. fhs nroynce and TO the fact that II will apply
10 this winters cut. The speech did not s,y 50. ba,
ctotcs grants free admission 10 Canadian lumber
XII ,sil be introduced IN the Ontario Legislature
e the removal OF the present embargo against Inc
c.rrorfafiOn OF logs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
yrSpsvn AND WIFE RECOYcILED.

TIA ,rouirv OF a commission and jury into ths
.iIagsd habitual drunkenness % Henry J. Walsh.
~ No ssl Park-ave.. Hoboken. was suddenly ter
minated at the Hoboken city Han yestey,day after
,+oHr Nfichael J. Cannon counsel fOr " alsA. was
tIyn.s, ready 70 close the for he defence,
Wien Corporation Attorney james r. Mintnrn. tor
- "a.iri6nsr announced 20 me jury that MI ana
NJ FNVaish had Effected a re'orrlliatlon ana u
~, ao',encs Mrs Mary Giiligsn. Mrs. Walshs sis.
Sban,ery' had siguihed willingness 10 have tho
fgd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
4. ENGINEER CRUSHED AT HIS POST.

WHILE THE ENGINE WAS DETACHED THE TRAIN
CAME DOWN A GRADE AND RAN INTO IT.
Paterson. Feb / tspeciaD Toward Van Feet
a. engineer Of North Paterson, was brought 10
,Lo General Hosoital this afternoon suffering from
,erhaos fatal injuries received In accident this
morning a, Two Bridges. about forty miles up the
susouenanna Railroad A. a watering tank near
the place the engine left the train UP a grade IN
oriar 20 get water The track was slippery anu
- traiu began 20 slide down on the engine Il ne
ersr,au sav the train coming and jumped ca1nAs
- IAN Fleet as he did so. Van fleet was 700
Ia. ana vhen the train struck the engine ne Was
:" MINED between the engine and tender one reg
IL b1dlv crushed and ne suffers from SHOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
uR. coveJ0cr.S AVA PrPoPr.

Inc Executive Committee ~ me Society for m"
suppression q Vice held its annual meeting IN
Tuesday evening ~ Association Hall Tweniy-third-
- and Fou--h-ave The session was an executive
ore Ny Comstock the chief agent of tho society.
teaq MS repo- showing that IN the year no soclsty
aao pa Of AN indebtedness OF more than N.tN
u s-r.,o. I9 u-ctir1 al Oils anr expenses j ne
lego-- also owed nos Tho -C.iet. lad mace SIX
y-hfe tr-es.s -he vear ~ cen cases beng ~ ~
= lie Federal courts and tre remsi nd"r IN tA.
e-Aie colrl FCr-y-0ne persons were convicted
icltt re efforts ~ the society. and ihFiy-atF eD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
PROPOSED W1yDoU-GLASS CouB1vATIoy.

Pittsbu-g Feb 1T Is reported that = comhina-
ton q w.ndow-slass factories In the Indiana gas
holt is about 10 re formed by J. Piorpont Morgan
ami Brown Bros Of New York. The new syndicate
PROPOSES 20 buy an the factories. with the under
s.anding hat the sellers Will not enter The business
again for q period OF ten years simon Burns,
,,~.r!dor- q the window Glass Worrcrs As70'-a-
,io- docs not believe that the cooperative factories
and q number OF The Independent concerns N-I
ioin the proposed com 1lnation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
BILLIARDS.
ross. WITH a LARGE HANDICAP nrTEATf
sLOssON.

SLOssON.
A series Of billiard matches between wilson J.
Foss the Faverstraw amateur expert. and George
Siosson The professional player. was begun IeS-
night a. slosson's Academy Foss Is one OF the
three crack amateur players entered Tor the cnah'
pionship tournament at the knickeroockef AN
fe-i, club. which begins week from next Monday
md these matches were arranged 70 give him tho
hest kind Of practice in the Ten days before me
tournament opens The STUDENT" plays 81 points
- tbs amateurs 4oN ~ 1fnch balkline, the game
that will be used IN the coming tournament
In last nights game Foss led most OF me u'ne'
and ~ finally went out IN the forty-third inning
with a run OF O. after missing an easy chance 20
0nish tho game in TWO less innings A. ne end ot
a nun 81 81 no missed short draw shot WIN only
10. mrs ~ 80.
The score follows
ras.-i. =. o. l. { as 0 So o / q. :, II 5 p T.
q 10 0 6 O. s. r G. % p -. g. Z. T. IS J. - J.. -
8 81 b. g. 81 o total 400 average l"-+a' hlsH-
rl1. &c 800
. ,5 "a q = IS 8 6. H. T. s. o S. H. 8
"a o ~ 20. 30 %. total 737. average u 60
highest run. ~
s,osson will play again this evening on The same
-0~D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
1OHN STOUT.

Nev-Brunswick Feb SPECIALIZATION stout
one OF the Oldest citizens OF Middiesex County died
=, his home AT Monm)ut Junction, last night 40
o, o.. 80 1ea~1v ninety years old. Mr. Stout never had
dangerous protracted illness IN MS ne. wnisa
= attributed to most regular and temperate Hte
IL Vas a prosperous farmer. lie leaves one son.
4 = stout Of the firm Of 4. F. Stout & son eeal-
- - q, farming supplies He member OF the
p-asbvterian church Kingston. He was a De mo-
raj and was az one time Collector az the PeEtn
AmbOy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
ArRSHIRE nREEDERs, Association.

me annual meeting Of the Ayrshire breeders As
,,-4a'ion was held yesterday az the Filth Avenue
80" About forty members were present from
- parts u tho country. The following officers
~e'e elected President J.. s Drew Burlington.
- secre 'ary aud editor. Charles VI Winsiow.
seIHo69n., W.. treasurer Henry f. Smith En-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
ppFpJcTIoy or DEATH FULFILLED.
-,,v prv Mr.. s1Moxs EXPIRED At MIDNIGHT
As HE SAID he WOULD.

As HE SAID he WOULD.
-. pev George Il. sinors. whose serious III
,o,d In The Tribune on Tuesday died a.
his home No 45s Pache-s'. Just few mn ,.,o,
,,,.- midnight yesterday morning An un' .'l-.
li~r,,nstance connected wiki his dean wa --1
no told his son q few hours oe,o'e H. -, had
, ,-- enshed striking Z when he brea'hed MS
last .. ~ >-ovs-7bar ne
r,iathush 20 baptize a baby and causAl
Go cold pneumonia following
Mr. smons born In Frles.aHd 'ieIln1'.s' g.
90 - followed the sea until he was twent5 ~
., od He settled In this country ana 81 -
;or the ministry al Berea ONO anu t9,,,reJ his
.o' XV0ila serving as sailor ne N1Jurrl MS MS
~ nord aud three years ego lis right arr was
Ilsn, Ir MS minis erial career ne became
anu t,,r, 80 an organizer OF cAurcnes. ne re
Gently organized Methodist churcn u bo Shas rs
- ,he Rev Albert SimOns. has been actNls pas
so ' - the WyckoN Stree Church for TWO months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
srrpRopy FIRE IN HOBOKEy.

Mrs x Kennedy. a forewoman IN J. D. Messer-
esu1 q Co.'S lace curtain and blanket cleaning es-
adjustment, at w!llow-ave. and Fourteenth-st'
Hoboken was asleep In her apartments IN me
bril6irg bout go o'clock yesterday morning.
u,her ner dogs barking oke her ana she lonhd
~, ne boiier-room was or fire. The ounding
..o-s,orv brick structure was gltted. ne IRE
was extinguished after four hours hard WORK ny
,ho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
ORDER Of THE sPANIsH-AMERIcAN WAR.

There will be an adjourned meeting nj the Army
ard Nav Clubhouse. No IL West Thirty-hrst-st'
this evening at $40 o'clock. 10 complete the Hrsan
zation OF a society composed OF men who served a.
go rnissioned officers OF the United States army
Nav or Marine Corps qiAsular or sAD'"'eep IN
the way with SPAIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
r y nrwry NApE 4 LIEUTENANT

Charles O. Dewey OF Veru ont relative OF the
pesr-A Admiral was unanimously elected SECOND neu-
,snan, OF Company d. isth Regiment; at mseuhs
held on Tuesday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02

Mrs Beers Frost. Mrs. :. Van der BIT Mcr arl.'
"a Me- rrost OF 10 81 Bedford-avH.. will give
an A. home on Thursday February g. from until