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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-16

Por, Chester r. on Mo s. M, M,rss y.
1890. Hannah Anderson Brown. In the v'th yea' :" ~"
rgG1 on fSaf:ds fo Ss1 Si g. si' NO. '
BRYMER Entered into rest, March H. 1922 Louis r. "
Funeral services at the residence Mrs John HegenAn
Crawford. y J. March 10. at $50 p. m
Int@rment private
T. Mary Beils only ds 1sS Of Franklin '" anu
Isabella IsyIos P9nsn sRn .noon a, the congresa-
tlonal church Upper M0nclair the arrival OF the
10 p m train from chamsers-st. Ner-York.
DowNEY- Wednesday morning st nj. residence. No.
10 18th St. John R. Downey son OF John Downs,'
F1n.rs service. VII be held at the Friday
Interment At the convenience ~ the family.
daughter Of the stephen Hsy and wife Of Guforo
Fmers services a. her ia,s e.iasnce No 10. Garcens
Relatives and friends are Invited.
FIsH-rn Washington. on wednesday. March IS. Emily
Maria. wife N Hamilton Fish. 80.
FSne s,s ,sIce M a. f ~ y S Highlands
GALLAGHER-At the residence Of his son. New Durham
\ j. John Gallagher. late Of cleveland Ohio. In his
Funeral under auspices Mystic Tie Lodge. r. and A.
n. TUESDAY evening at o clock
Irterment private
late Mr. and Mrs. a p. Hays
HooKER-A, Noun, Pocono Penn. on The i,h inst:
Hannah Manning Hooker. wife of Edward T. ho"Ne'' !"
Funeral services First Presbyterian Church TTes
ton \. J.. on saturday morning. 18th inst. at TO-"
Relatives and friends respectfully invited.
HOWELL suddenly March IS st Newark, " j.
and c3s are invited TO attend he s.S snsT
ave. satgrday March - at $50 a m
Mouistown ~ y papers please copy
KErTGEH- On Wednesday. March IS q. No !ol 81 :;
Ncholssave Charles Keutsen beloved nrs S ?,
Reutee6, q staten Island
o9I'se lave '"' 80 ''
LErTCH- suddenly on March !. chef Engineer Robert
Funeral services viii he held at his residence No. 81
South oxford st Brooklyn. Thursday evening March
Baltimore papers please copy
c9caso March s,!S y :. 's ss.r Ella lockwood
Funeral house. THURSDAY ? ?. n
PINNEo-At Newark y j. 18Th inst. Of typhoid fever.
Funeral services On THURSDAY 10th Inst ?. at
the High street Presbyterian church.
PRocoR Yswowq y Of Mog on "a. Ma M.rc AZ. s
a. s TI 80 p m IN Emma mn , fo SS9r ot Ser age
Funeis services Methodist Episcopal Church New.
town y. Y. Thursday afternoon. thf l6tn INST I"
Relatives ana friends OF the family respectfully In
vted % attend
Gtncc 10 iGs Eas, ish-st Eliza Evsrtson saltus.
Notice n funeral hereafter
NS- %o q N1 6sn Taw IN na Of John
Ncntyre and Jean MacNabb deceased. all formerly OF
Glasgow. Scotland
Funeral services her late residence. No 81 Nasnns-
ton-st Red Bank y J. FRIDAY. p n.
English. Scotch and Canada papers please copy.
VAN ZANDT-In Newport. T. /. March 70. ArazeJa
Greene Van Zandt widow Governor Charses
Collins Van Zandt. Of Rhode Island
WOODwARD-At her residence. No. l2s West 59th-st,
Frances MARY widow u William Amos Woodward ana
daughter tho late George Bloom Everison. In the
ssth wear ~ her
and iOth-st. on Saturday morning March Is at 10
o'clock
A.-The Kensico Cemetery Private Station;
Harlem Railroad .3 ride from the Grand CentrA
Depot. Once. Is East 42d st
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ArRFNARLE-R. ". Taft Of Providence.
AsTOR-Congressma c. n Fowler. OF New-Jer-
soy FIFTH AVENUE-R. \. Alger. Secretary OF
War. Senator Henry NJ Teller. OF Colorado. and
George T. Roberts Director Of the Mint, OF Wash
.tpgton HOLLAND-Oakes Ames OF Boston,
Colonel Samuel r. Colt. Of Providence: Robert I.
Lincoln ex-Mlnister to England. and Norman b.
Ream OF Chicago HOFFMAN-EN-M Mayor George
= Green OF Blnghamton. MANHATTAN-Con-
gressman l.. y Llttauer Of Gloversville; +. ).
Cramp. Of Philadelphia: Major D. NJ. Robertson, OF
Toronto and Colonel s. Il. Lowell, OF Boston
Nr-PRAY UII.I.-Mark A. Torrey OF Boston.
NETUERLAND-Ex-M Mayor J. +. Boyd. OF Albany
SAVOY-Euis H. Roberts. United States Treasurer
Of Washington. WALDORF-Senat Thomas H.
Garter. OF Montana WINDSOR Morris W marx.
ness Of PhIa and William II. Sayre. OF
South Bethlehem Penn.
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HENRY KENNEDY.

Hartford Conn. March 15.-Henry Kennedy.
prominent and wealthy resident Of this city. died
tonight I'm his eighteen year. lie born in
burnside Conn. and in business I'm this city
for many years He was FOR sixteen years the
steward of the American Asylum for the Deaf and
Dumb and had been major of the Putnam Phalanx
Major Kennedy was an enthusiastic horseman, and
when the affairs ~ the Charter Oak Park Associa
tion were wound up a few years ago he bought the
property. he was ~ the wealthiest men in
this city having inherited large estate several
wears ago from tho widow If Leonard Church. Mr.
Kennedy was twice married. lie is survived by an
adopted daughter and two brothers.
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ILLNESS or EX-JUDGE HILTON.

Tho renort Of the Illness Of ex-JudEe Henry Hi
ton nc nrlnted Yesterday morning. said last
NIGHT 10 be greatly exaggerated. At his home No.
West Thirty fourth-st his son, Albert Il. Hilton.
said that his fathers condition had not changed
orv since Tuesday night. lie added that at no time
had the ex-Judge been I'm serious condition.
.ltbough he was not strong. The fact 81 eX-Judge
JIufor's Illness was announced at hearing IN
reference to the debts OF Albert 3. Hilton. MT
IIiton AT this hearing said his father was TOO III
"a lac present II was learned yesterday that OK
Judre Hilton has not been robust since ne returned
dom Saratoga las; October Last Tuesday he was
co,oneled 10 send for physicians and since that
time ne has been IN their care Nothing serious Is
apprehended. MS son said.
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HEARING N A STRAW-PAPER SUIT.
RrcrrvrR FOR THE COLUMBIA COMPANY MAKES
CHANGES IN NEWARK.

Vice-Chancollor Ptney. IN Newark, yesterday
took testimony I'm q quit by William c. SEQ. re-
,oi,or for tho Columbia Straw Paper Company. 70
corpe its stockholders 20 pay assessments on their
stock 10 pay three Judgments against the concern
held nv the First National Bank. a Chicago. for
SIS 900. the Rock Island National Bank. OF Chicago.
for 5000 and the First National Bank OF Madison
Iowa for $1,000
4 receiver was appointed for the company three
years ago The company was a consolida ton 81 the
largest stInw-paper companies I'm the country. had
Offices in Chicago and New-Hork ana was incor-
porated In New-Jersey.
In his bill OF complaint the receiver said that
rrodi,ctiou and supply OF and arbitrarily and
ressivey 10 Increase the price Of certain articles
~ common and necessary use by the good people
~ mis- and other States" and this with the in
teniion ''to establish monopoly by means OF a
an industrial trust and thereby to be enabled 10
cxtort exorb,ant prices 10 the unlawful profit Of
TIC nr0mOtcrs."
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MEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
MUCH BUSINESS OF ROUTINE CHARACTER
TRANSACTED NEXT MEETING
AT CLEVELAND.


The tventv-ffth annual meeting Of the Executive
Council n the American Bankers Association was
held at the Lawyers club yesterday There We're
present G H. Russell. Of Detroit Mich. PRESIDENT
Walker Hill Of 81. Louis. first vce-presiden''
Alvah Trowhrdge chairman. and ! X hrahcn'
secretary the last two If this city. others pres
ont included the treasurer Of the association ..
N Reynolds Of chicago: &. A Pucsey. or feeNS
Kill: y c. Nicely. Of Chicago. 4. {. Anderson OF
s. Paul. ". !. Cocker. Of Adrian. Mich X. a.
Lowry. Of Atlanta. Ga; ]. 6. Cannon or No"
York city; T W Huntington. Of Columbus ONO
7 Finley NJ Mononeahela. Penn. j. =. SANDS
~ Fairnont ". Va. T. G Ricelow. Of MILWAUKEE,.
g W. Garres. Of s.. Louis. a F. Campbell OF
Natchez Miss J. e. Hunter. n Duluth, Mimi 4.
r Hannah. Of Council Bluffs Iowa H. W. Met oE'
Of Peoria. H.. s r Shumaker. Of Huntngdon
Penn. r McCurdv ~ Youngstown. ffhn:' a..
WoOirdce Of Austin. Tex; !, e; MiCnelI,i ~
Denver. col: !. g. Brown. Of Raleigh, ~. -; ~ -
Burrage. Of Boston, and Bradford IhoAoS' o."
Much business Of a routine character was trans
acted. and liberal amounts were allowea, ~ Cae
committee for the use Of the Protective ana tdnca
tional committees and the Committee on inform
Laws -,---eAt- q,
Secretary Branch reported total me m 6ership 81
G92 as compared with 1911 In lNN inns yea :
annual convention will he held IN 'leVeland soine
time in August or September. tho exact date heiHS
left 10 tho local committee ~
The question Of aging q school or nnhhCe
was referred to n special committee
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DJNNER or THE UNITARIAN GLIB.

The Unitarian Club Of NewYork gave one ~ rs
dinno-s Of which four are given annually. nj the
Hotel Manhattan last evening. Nearly one hun
drod persons. men and women. were present Will
lam Houston Kenyon. the president Of the club
was not present. and in his stead John 4. Taylor
,resIded and acted as POSTMASTER. There was
nnfv one subject discussed by the after-dinner
eneskera and that was Religion and Economics.
;rbo subject was introduced by the Rev. r. Fay
''11'bere we're n number NJ other speakers, among
,bern the Rev Merle s.. c. Wright. the Rev
Tbornas n Slicer. the Rev. James T. Bixhy and
,ba Pev Arthur n. Grant.
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CHARLES KFTTGEN.

Charles Keutgen. son OF the late Charles and
Emma Keutgen. OF Staten Island. for many years
one Of the best-knoWn residents Of Richmond
County died yesterday at his home. No. 7ol 81
Nichoas-ave.. Manhattan Borough after lnger-
ing Illness
Mr. Keutgen had been in the real estate business
at Stapleton. He was brother OF the lac William
Keutgen secretary Of the Staten Island Rapid
Transit Railroad. Mr.. Keutgen ffty-one years
GA. and married. He leaves a widow and two
daughters. The funeral will be al the Fourth
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Fourth-ave. and
Twenty -second-st., on Saturday at p
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LADY WILLIAM BERESFORD's VISIT

Friends Of Lady William Beresford expected her
n roach this city Yesterday by the White Star
liner Teutonic The ship was not sighted of Sandy
Hook however until after 10 o'clock last night.
She VIII land her passengers this morning doubt
loss Lady William comes 70 visit her mother
Mrs Price OF Troy. y y. Miss Prices first hus-
ba nd was Louis Hamersiey. OF this city. Dying
he left the Income Of his large estate 10 his widow
vrbo in 1885 was married 20 tho Duke or Mari
borough Again left a widow. she was married In
1885, TO Lord William BeresfOrd.
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WHAT WILL SATISFY YALE ALUMNI
WANT NEW PRESIDENT TO BE A YOUNG
YALE MAN OF NATIONAL REPUTATION.

New-Haven. March 1.-THE Yale Alumni
Weekly" devotes much space to-day 70 a consdera-
ton of the question OF the choice Of successor to
President Dwight An editor OF the paper has just
concluded trip to Chicago. Cincinnati. Dayton,
st. Louis. Washington. New-York. Boston. Hart
ford. Waterbury and other Yale centres, the pur-
pose Of which to gather the sentiment Of the
alumni This information has been supplemented
by vast amount Of correspondence. In which are
given the opinions Of tho university graduates on
tho question.
The Weekly crystazes this sentiment by
stating that Yale men demand for the next presl-
dent first. that his reputation be national one
second. that he he n Yale man, and, third that he
be Young man
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THouAS b. REED LEAVES THE CITY.

Thomas p Reed ex-speaker Of tho House OF
Representatives. who was the guest OF James j.
Relden Al dinner given In his honor ~ the Man
haitian Hotel on Tuesday night, left the city yes
;erday Before he went away Mr. Reed sald
.,,nbaticaIlv that the dinner had political sig
riacpnce He said that he had come here 10 attend
sironlv because all OF those present were ms per-
eonai friends lie declined 10 talk about politics or
INC work Of the recent Congress.
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PHI DELTA THET4 NEN DIVE.

The joint annual dinner Of the New-York Alpha
Alumni. New-York Phi Delta Theta Club and New
York Delta Of Phi Delta Theta held last night
at Sherrys Forty-fourth-st. and Fifth-ave About
sixty were present The POSTMASTER Julius
NJ Mayer. and the toasts were: "Old New-York
Delta" Thomas II. Baskerville; Army Beef in
ls65.' Colonel &. j. Wright. our Chapter" Otto
H. Hinck, The Spanish Imbroglio." Edwin Emer-
son. and The Spirit of the m-Centennia Con-
venton." Frank : Hackett.
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR To-nAy

For New Fnr.and rain in southern. in northern
portion colder Thursday night high southeaserly shift
INK 20 Westerly winds
For FAstern New York generally fair colder Thursday
night. high southeaserly shifting westerly winds
For the District n Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania
NewJersey Delaware and Maryland fair: brisk west 10
northwest winds.
For Western New-York fair except rurries near
the lakes; colder IN eastern portions winds shifting
high northwesteriy
For Western Pennsylvania fair colder in por-
ton. brisk TO high northwesterly winds
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MRE HAMILTON FISH.

Washington March l. (speciaD Emily Maria
Fish wife Of Hamilton Fish. died IN this CITY this
morning Mr. and Mrs. Fish came 10 Washington
early in the year. and occupied the house OF b F.
Riggs No. 13ll Massachusetts-ave Mrs. Fish had
not been in good health fer several weeks, but the
fatal termination OF her Illness was a great shock
m her friends She was a Miss Mann, OF Troy.
y y and much esteemed both here and in New
York Hamilton Fish Is an eXSpeaker or the
New-York Assembly and son OF the former Sec
rotary Of state The funeral will be held at Gar
rlsnn's \ Y EafurdaN.
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up sBFPv4y TO AcCEPT. 1T rs SAID.

r. r. Oden ir chairman OF the Republican State
Committee had conference ~ the FUN Avenue
Hotel yesterday With Congressman James Shcr-
nan ~ I-tica II was said later that Mr. sherman
had decided TO resign his reat Ia Congress and &C
cent Inc office OF 'ni'ed states Gen '~ri Appraiser
for which he was nominated recently by the Presi-
dcnt M the request O. Seiator Plat
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THE p. r. WEARE MAY N0T Re SAVED.

Seattle Wash. March ia letter from Captain
" T. Parker master OF the barge Admiral. which
ia f., winter ouarters five miles off St. Mlchaels,
saws that six men have arrived from the steamer
= r. Weare. Of :he North American Transporta-
ton and Trading Company. which IS icebound IN
tho yukon near Holy Cross Mission. J. NJ men 90
,1, mink thev will be able 10 save her in the
enring Seven men left the steamer hIi one got
i6et coming down. and the others mink that ne
was frozen 10 death.
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JOHN r. DOWNEY.

John r. Downey. who died yesterday morning at
his home. No. 10 West Forty hfth-st.. was a we'll
known builder in this city, with Offices AT No. 40
West Thirty-fourth-st He was horn in this city
about forty-fve years ago. He is survived by
widow and five children. The funeral will take
place at the house Friday morning and the bur
ial will be private and at the convenience OF the
family
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TIE AMER1cAN DREYFrs CASE.

To tho Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. \ word OF comment on your commemorate
attitude I'm reference 70 Moineux. They seem 70 he
determined 10 railroad that man 70 vindicate the
District-Attorney office The phrase Of one Of
voir correspondents I'm calling II "the American
Dreyfus case" is very happy one. and ! think
n II is kept 10 the front II will have its effect
ruNalo Y March #. 1899 W VI. |.
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PROFESSOR JOHN COLLETT.

indianapolis, March 15.-Professor John Colett
for many years State Geologist of Indiana. died at
his home In this city to-day AT the age Of seventy
one. Professor Coett was well known throughout
the country.
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y4TAL ELECTRTc-CAR ACCIDENT.

Worcester Mass March 15-An electrician ran
off q bridge near Milbury tonight. II is reported
that TWO persons were killed and several badly in
iurfd.
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FREDERICK A CANS.

Frederick A. Cans died Tuesday AZ his home.
No 9o2 West Forty fOurth-st.. at the age OF nifty
nine He was unmarried He was n retired bust
ness man and belonged 70 the Union. tho Union
League and the Savannah Cornthan Yacht
l'luh
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trade, but will eventually carry our commerce Int
every sea and control the exchanges OF the globe
MR.. ROBERTS INTRODUCED.

Mr.. Roberts. the Director OF the Mint, and who
was the author of Coin in the School OF FL
nance" the famous reply to Harveys COINS FL
nancial School," spoke next. Referring first 20 the
prosperous conditions which had come upon the
country. he pointed out that farmers loans had
now come down TO per cent. that the purchasing
power Of the farmers income was higher and at
the present time the farmer not looking for
trouble Mr. Roberts spoke OF the happiness 1t
gave him to be able to congratulate the assembly
Of bankers that the business interests OF the
country had at last emerged from the conditions
of uncertainty and distress that for years had
hung about and obscured the future.
"A locomotive engineer. he remarked, mas an
expressive phrase which he often applies 10 ms on
gine. The locomotive. like human beings had us
the engine is working without hitch or oftW pa,h
the engineer will say. she Is finding nerseH ana
kets, the fires In the FORCES, the improved con
ditions generally and the new hopes In the homes
OF the land. We may say 70 our country GOD press
her. she Is finding herself 1t is glorious ana IN,
spring sight TO this great country Of ours with
all its powers awakening and all It's forces nrlEeH
irc and tho widespread distribution OF comforts
such as have favored our land IN me last EraiL.
We I'm the full tide OF prosperity. There Is ony
one shadow and we cannot keep II down. MAJ =,
How long will this tide last? II Is sometime"
elusive. this prosperity. ,
Happily We passed it. and don't think the sllV,r
question Will become an acute issue aEaIL
Rut the spread Of discomfort that found expr@s
sion through that question is not enuIeE qulet
enod. But the arguments OF 1895 nave h'rn Pdo.
tcallv destroyed by the marvellous product1ns ol
the gold mines Of the world While Mr. Bryan
theories. the miners have already dug up tHe
amount Of gold he was demanding
The rest Of the speaking was Of an entirely IN
formal character.
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MARRIED.

rsAAcs-LEwrs-on wednesday. March Is 1923. ~ me
Rev Raphael benjamin. NJ. A., Gertrude Lewis 70 hss-
Tsascs
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THE TRIBUNE AND THE POISONING CASE.

To tho Editor NJ The Tribune
Sir. very much desire to add word or two ~
commentator and approval of the attitude and
stand you have taken and maintained concerning
the Adams poisoning case. The Coroners inquest
so called more properly termed the Gardiner-Cor-
nish inquest was in my opinion conducted by the
District-Attorney. in many particulars In direct
violation Of the provisions Of the statute in such
cases provided.
Members Of the Coroners jury stated it was their
Intention that Cornish. who administered the poi
son 10 Mrs Adams. should no arrested too, and the
intelligent public will never cease to demand from
the District Attorney an explanation as 70 me
reasons why Cornish Is allowed his liberty 40 not
far 10 realize how thoroughly you are indorsed
by the public. how anxious II Is for you 10 eX-
ercise all your Influence and power In promoting
and establishing justice.
read the testimony in the case as published. could
honestly believe that MolneuX Is guilty. OF me
crime as charged IN the Indictment X Il. l.
New-York March IL. 1899
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be IN
dcrsed with full name and address.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS TO DAY

Tribune once March i6 a. m.-The weather yester-
day rainy and mild The temperature ranged between
Il and ~ degrees the average 80, being ower than
that yesterday and ~ lower than that OF the cor
responding DAY ~ last wear.
The weather to day VIII be fair growing colder tonight
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DIED.
Brown, Hannah a. Keutgen, Cnares
Prvne, Louis = Y Jeitch Robert r.
Dormsn. Mary y mallory, la -.
Dovney John Pinned. lanes D.
Dudley Margaret r. Proctor Emma
r,.h Fnilv NJ saltus Elisa T..
Cisuaohsr ronn Towers Mary.
uars Fisnor Van Zandt. Arazelia o.
Hooker Hannah ". Woodward. FRANCES N
Howell. Francis x.