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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
NEM-YORK CITY.

The Twilight club VIII celebrate its entrance up
on is seventeenth year by dinner tomorrow at
the 81 Denis Hotel. at which s c. I. Dodd Will
preside.
The officers % the Presbyterian Ministers Asso-
citation Of New-York and vicinity elected Monday
are. President the Rev Alexander McKclvey; vice.
president. the Rev j Howard Tate; secretary, tho
Rev. George r Cutting. treasurer the Rev J. w.
Hathaway. Topic Committee, the Revs w w
Knox and Alfred Demarest. The association VIII
meet hereafter In the Presbyterian Building OF;
Mondays at n.45 q. m
Tho Executive Committee OF the Manhattan RAN
way Company held It's weekly meeting yesterday
Secretary IcWiliaus az the close OF the session
declined 20 tell the nature OF the matters discussed
or the business transacted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

Robinson New York for London Tuscarora d3D. Payne
New York f0r London
Isle N wight Oc, 3l-Passei steamers Mannheim
Ger. Ockeimann. Rotterdam FOR Kew York. paata
Ger, Reesing. New-York f1r Hamburg Both. Vera ,r
Nicholson Nen York for HUI
(hrisfansanl oct 21-Arrivei steamer Hekia DAM.
Thomson NeW York Tor Copenhagen.
Iiouiosne. oct g. 10 m-Arrivel. steamer Maasiaus
Dutch. potter New York. ana arrived Rotterdam AT
10 IT,
Madeira. oct 3c-Arrived. steamer Picqua BD, Brown.
New YORK Trieste.
Lica'a. oct 27-sailed steamer Frieda dln Barclay.
New York
naples, oc, 2s-sanei. steamer Tartar Prince O'o.
Anlers n. New York
Ieghorn oct 30-ArryeI steamer Trojan Prince (l}0.
Eageton. New-lork via - Michaela. etc
Adelaide. oct 3l-Arrivsl previously Devon
shire fHr Cou New York Via - Vincent. G Y.
sydney " oct 3l-Arriyed. previously. steamer
star u England lKr. Wyatt New York VIA 81 YIN
- Y. etc
PORT Chalmer- oct 3i-Arrvel. previously. steam r
Sahara 1}r Cave. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
SING SING.

,osnna Many an ex-Chief Of the Fire Depart
,,,ent died ~ his home. in Water-st, Y's'e''"s
from, heart failure brought on by overeNc''o" d.
mo fire in sing Sing Prison. Mr. Many was one
., the frs; 20 arrive al the scene Of the hre' an"
Warden Johnson and the Fire pepaTtme" sous
rte aoyice I'm the emergency lie went 20 w., ""'.,
,.agarlv INT was seized with pains about ti5 Ia
ana Mad 10 be taken home in carriage ia iJ9 Wy
CIV hours later Everybody knew him as JOSH
and he was beloved by all. tie Was hVi ~, - iif
village and lived in the neghhorAVou "a 49, -
Mr. Many was elected president OF lne Doa' ,h ~
Iducafion en- August last. having ueet a ny
Of The Board for nine vars lie sneoef4'l - IA
Judge smith Lent. who had been RTes'o,l-' q I, '
board for several terms IN polucs al, ," uns
fod ALWAYS been a Republican, ana ioi ytats NE
one OF the party leaders. Forty ye@rs tRo ne So
elected Tax Collector over Henry c. Ne'soi, t 'io
has since represented the district IN ,hc ~
and the Senate as a Democrat Mt Many nelu a''e
once az Supervisor for two terms vas t NtI1e
President Of the village and trustee OF NE PL"tc
schools in which he was educated ana 'oon d u,'P ,
interest in 1890 Mr. Many ran ior Cor1nei, pay
was defeated In his own town ne ran o. S ,'
had of the next highest man on the htpuvil'dh
tickct he was member OF Westcnester I'oSkv
" 80 + and 4. NJ. Buckingham chapter 20
~ y a NJ and Westchester Commandery 40
20 X r OF Sing Sing and was No. l,lV4 ~ Mecca
sren,nle New York City. In 1886 ne married MISS
Saroh Raymond. who survives MN. Win TWO hois
md Two daughters. They are Charles ana Joshua
q Many IT,. and Mrs William Onyans ana MIS-
George Leafy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1879
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW-YORK- TUESDAY. OCTOBER 81. lse9
ARRIVED.
Steamer Saint Cathhert oHrl. Pdgh London October 49,
In ballast 10 sanderson & Arrived at the Bar at
steamer $, Enoch d3r. owen. Antwerp october II.
with mdse Sanierson son Arrived AT me iiar at
Is "a ~. ,.,.. -
E,ago 4 SHANGHAI y Annoy p Hong Kong 81. Singa-
f1re sentenier - Port sad october and Aigers II.
vim ndse r1 Irwin Mcbride Catherwood & 60. Ar
rived a. ne BAR al Midnight 3on -
Csr,hagera 10 Port fimon p and KinSston % with
rnase and ~ passengers to PIN. Forwool Keock Ar
sandy Ho,h j. oct 81 $50 m-wnd east. strong.
cloudy. rainy
SAILED
sfeam-.s laurie di0. pr I,erool; noth cry Cn).
GER men, Via 'hrrl.rrF and Southampton
ANCHORED N HNRBOR HOUND OFT
Ger for Hamburg lDfh IN Gfofessnd Bay. Hellopes
mr., h.ne. fIr M.uf~fiieo etc IN Lower Bay. Mackay
r.rnett tBr cable. hence FOR Halifax. s. In Lower
steam yn,. white Iaaye DB0 hence Tor Portsmouth
England IN Grayesend hay.
nltei states rahsprt sefs"ick. for Porto Rico. etc
on sfapietl
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Glasgow. OCT 81 Arrived. steamer Anehora d'r VIII
oIi,mTuth oc, a. $50 = 10 sailed. steamer Graf
,yafi.r-.. ,se-. ka,n from HAMBURG We" York.
saans,a OFT SO sailed. steamer Wells 'i} ar
Hunter. New YORK. ,, ,, an,
Li,ard oct sI-Passed cluien CbD. Tratiies.
Ffasie Point oct 81 -Ia1ed steamers Menomnee (bD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
CHANGES N THE PACIFIC.

GREAT nRIrA1N's OFFER OF THE GILBERT
ISLANDS TO GERMANY.
Berlin oct. 3l.-Regarding the "Nosslsche Eel
lungs" statement that Great Britain has offered
Germany the Gilbert Islands and the British por-
ton Of the Solomon Islands in return for "A re-
nunciation Of Germanys claims in Samoa, the
Foreign Office here does not deny that there Is
some foundation for the report Although the
statement IS not altogether accurate, the Foreign
ONCE confirms the report that negotiations are
proceeding in regard 70 Samoa. and adds
II is practically admitted that 1t Is desirable
TINT Samoa should be controlled by one Power
IN preference to the tripartite arrangement
which has given rise to such difficulties. But 1t
remains 70 be seen what arrangements can be
made The negotiations are not yet definitely
s1ad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
TRUSTEES A CHECK OF TROLLEYS.
THE "HUCKLEBEKRY" ASKS FOR PRIV
LEGES IN BRONXNILLE AND TAR
RYTOWN WITHOUT RESULT

The trustees q Pronxyile Westchester County
gave a public hearing last night on the application
81 the Union Railway for a franchise through the
village John =. Farchild. engineer for the trolley
company explained that the franchise was de-
sired n order 70 complete the line which IS now
under construction between Mount Vernon ana
White Plains over the White Plains Road Bronx
vile IS the only gap In this line
Mr. Fairchld also stated that the Union Com
pany conicmplaics line from Yonkers TO Tucka-
hoe which would be accessible to the people of
Bronxviie The trustees expressed themselves
strongly as unwilling 10 grant a franchise IN the
White Plains Road The only route they will con-
cider IL through Mldlanl-ave. and n the COM
uany wants 70 reach Mount Vernon 1t must pur-
chase the right OF way through private property 10
North Fourth-ave.. that city. The residents were
by no means anxious for d trolley ana quite d
number OF them are opposed 70 H.
Numerous conditions as 10 fares paving and per
centagcs were proposed. and som" OF the taxpayers
r"nna S To- Igh the streets through which It
builds ana run cars all night An adJournment
railroad company The New-York. West hester
and Connecticut Traction COMPANY when Gains
IN the White Plains Road. but has been compelled
stop because ~ injunctons secured against IL
Chester
The town Injunction was vacated Yesterday. but
the BrOnxyic injunction still holds good until Jus
opinion.
tive session on Monday evening. at which Edward
4 Maher, president OF The Union. or "Iiuckeherry"
The proposed cs@nsom WHEN his system s is sedkins
in the village. Mr Mahcr made many promises
operation on saturday The trustees however. re
ferrns 10 walt and see whether the company com
pics Win ne promises which its president made
panys open cars on it's local line yesterday were
bitter in their de4qncia,ions The high winds
the passengers, whose lives were endangered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

All overcoats for all men,
whether the measure Of their
taste be jauntily abrupt. sedately
long, or the happy medium.
SIS to SIS
Tired of the evcrywhcrc-scen
plain black, blue or Oxford over.
coats, Our brown Ovcrcoats are
meant for just such tired men.
Try and duplicate this dollar
underwear elsewhere it fits,
mind you.
Next Winter everybody will
be selling business suits with Just
dash of green somewhere in
the pattern. We're selling them
this Winter.
RocrRs, Prrr & Co
$50 Broadway cor. r~a1ard.
$50 Broadway. cor. Prime.
Thirty second ami Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
KNIcKERBocKER rAcHTsMEN BUY LAND.

The Knickerbocker Yacht Club yesterday received
title from the Stoiber estate 70 the grounds on
which the clubhouse OF the organization stands. at
College Point. Lons Island The price was $5.2O The
clubhouse stands plot about 300 by 200 feet
The club was formed In 1874 as an offshoOt from
the old Harlem Yacht Club. The United States
Government compelled the club TO abandon rs old
nnnrfera OF Port Morris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
FEVER SHIP At VICTORIA.
TIE coRIoLANrs FROM PANAMA WHERE FIT
TEEN OF HER CREW DIED FROM
YELLOW FEVER

Victoria y. c. oct. 81 (SpeciaD.-There was con-
siderable excitement along the water front here
Yesterday for among the arrivals from the sea was
fever ship. The German ship Cariolanus arrived
from Panama. after passage OF sixty days,
with the dread scourge Of the tropics on board.
one OF her crew was down with the disease. She
was at once ordered into quarantine. ana the quar-
anfine officer IS fumigafing and thoroughly wash
ing the ship with Mchorde OF sulphur 10 eN-
terminate whatever contagion turks H. inc snip.
claimed nftcen victims on board her while she
was lying at Panama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Mazet Investigating Committee, Board OF Trade
rooms. 1879 a. IN.
bon voyage" reception for Sir Thomas Upton,
American Line pier a. m.
Republican mass meeting. Cooper Union ?. m.
Board # Education. ? N.
Unwilling memorial windows IN chancel OF ST.
Jamcss Church. Nadison-aye. and Seventy-frst-
81. u q. m.
Aqueduct races. p.
Mass meeting Of colored Republicans. No i5o
West Twenty -ninth-st.. p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
FIRE N 4 HARLEM CHURCH.

FLAMES BREAK OUT ~ THE BASEMENT
THROUGH SOME UNKNOWN CAUSE
The East Harlem Presbyterian Church. IN one
hundred ii nd -sixteenth-st.. between Second and
Third aves was damaged 20 the extent Of sl.cOO by
q FIRE which broke out mysteriously AT 80 o'clock
tbs morning IN the basement.
The sexton. Alfred Vermule says there had been
no FIRE in the furnace FOR a week lie could not ac-
count FOR the frc. The church Is the property Of
the New-YoTk Prcsbytery. II IS at present under
the pastorate Of the Rev X. L. Irving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
Discomfort ~ PERU.

A REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT AT PIsco QUICK
IY SUPPRESSED.
Lima. Peru Cyia Galveston. Tex. oct Sl-iast
evening an attempt vas made at Pisco. Department
Of Lima to start a revolutionary movement. The
promoters captured the custom House, where a
stock Of arms and ammunition was stored ana
then attacked the barracks They were rcpulsed
Inv tho Government troops and fed into the hills
back u the town ,.
Advlces received from Pisco to-day say all Is quiet.
hut the Government will send endorsements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
NEW SEMINAR AT PRINCETON.

Princeton y. j. oct. g-It was announced to-
day that a seminar for the pursuit OF advanced
studies In Romance languages has been formally
established IN the university. II VIII be known as
the Romance seminar and Will be under the d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
MOUNT VERNON.

on Thursday OF this week tho congregation OF
the First Baptist Church Will celebrate tho TWEEN
tv-Afth anniversary OF the REV. Dr. w. a Gran
.*s-'s entry into the ministry and the NTH ami
Sersarytof his coming TO Mount Vernon. move
menf has been started in connection WIN the
celebration To pay on the S4u.V HOduHs ucV'' '4'U
- on a.llerrlhnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

The Board Of Water Commissioners has ordered
a new water main laid from the Junction Of North
Main and Water SITS. through Water-st 10 the
peekskiu C;asight Company property In Water
ST The five thousand feet OF water main laid IN
South and Louisa SITS 70 the Eastern DisuIeIy
COMPANY ) property has been completed and tested
and found perfect. Many applications are being
made FOR new water mains by property owners. but
few are granted. The Board Of Water Commits
soners Is moving guardedy IN the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
FRENCH DETAcHuENT EX7ERnINATED

Paris oct N-Th" Minister ~ the Colonies. NJ
recreis has received AN ofciai dispatch confirming
the report that French detachment or thirty
senegaese sharpshOoiors commanded 10y three
French ofcers-Bretonnet. Braun and Martin -
has been completely exierminated near Lake Tchdd
by the famous African potentatc, Rlhah. one
wounded Sencgaleac escaped 10 the nearest French
post with the news.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
pRoM1NrNr ARRIvALs At TIE HOTELS

CAMBRIDGE-J j. Van Allen Of Newport.
FIFTH AVENUE-E b Craig Secretary Of
State Of Tennessee. GILSEY-John BOYD Thacher,
ex- Mayor Of Albany. HOLLAND-Ex-COn Congress-
man : T. Coykcndan. OF Rond0ut and Oliver
Ames Of Boston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Provost
Sabin. L. ; y MAJESTIC-K. Otan. II Yoke
hama Japan PLAZA-H. II. Westinghouse. OF
Pittsburg SAVOY-Hiram W Sihley. OF Roches-
ter WAIDORF-C harles Emory Smith. Postmas-
ter General. and Dr. Thomas Dunn English Of
Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

Washington. oct 3l.-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued;
ARMY.
Captain QUINCY NJ GILMORE. upon hts own oppllca-,
tactics at Rutgers college Sew Brunswick y. J.
Second Lieutenant LOUIS MI HAMlLToN Is assignee ,
to the IAN Infantry and VIII tep'rt IN ~
city. prior 10 November 10 T.. ne 'I, ,t , al
ncer 43d Infantry for duy win tna r's,In'n n hi
Its arrival In the Philippines. when he VIII JON OFF
regiment.
Second Leutenan, JOIN H. wHoLLEY 2ith Infysntry
,ngton Volunteer Infantry join the 4ist Infantry. IN
which he been appointed major
Captain SAM E rn,5nir SaSinr ,enisrrd her es
!gnatons are honorably discharged from the 'o'u"
ter service. ~
snec,ai order Of October "a to colonel SAMUEL s sum
NER SIN Cayalary. to proceed TO the TFansVaa''
r,,., rleutenant WILSON H. STRONG 33i Infantry
having rendered his reslenaton IL honoraD'y D'S
con,o,n ORLANDO + GUTHRIE. Am Infantry. having
been fund rs a board - officers physically unht 10
perform the duties Of his RANK is honof"''y '''
Frs, Ilru,~nan, EDWARD MEEKlYs am IGfaniTy
having rendered his resignation. IS honofaDly uS
Major WEBSTER yNs9N g@y%ossc T H5' s., mt n
n me 4" SrdSrt t 9@ ' e rh nr % ~
Major ABEL l. SMITH commssaTy II safsl,,en,e'
upon the completion 4 present duties at Atanta,
Co., pertaining the breaking up n The s,o,'sten =
depot at That plaee VII pr9rTH General Of SUI
slstence for cUty assistant In his once
NAVY
Commodore W + swINBrRNE. additional duty Noyein-
her & as equipment officer, Nayy Yard Portsmouth,
y. II.
Captain f. T STRONG. detached equr".n or's Ger.
Navv Yard Portsmouth. \. H.. November TO- 70 nome
and await orders
Lieutenant (iuuior grale y. J. DlSMl NES promoted 10
Lieutenant tMonongnhelal
Lieutenant tfnior graie) J. H. FNERllART promoted 10
lieutenant th0spi,n Yokohama.
Lieutenant tiunor grade Lyon. promoted 10 lleuen-
ant d>.aRuc Island Yard.
Lieutenant Ounior grale G.. T. GLEN promoted to leu
tenant.
Lieutenant T. " COFFIN. promoted 20 lieutenant com
mander 'Soacei.
Naval Constructor o. H. ROCK detached from additional
duties IN connection with the kearsAfse ana N'"
lucky.
Lieutenant J. " REEVEs detached from the Sy'ph and
Immediately 10 the Dolphin f3r line duties
Cau,ain y LUDLOW retired from November J.
Assistant Naval Constructor ". q. GtoS'L'k. adil
,ior, iu.v AZ f,utrinenilng constructor * toiei'
boats Shuirick, Stockton and Thornton ana ',i'"l
boat destrnyera IHle ana Decatur ""'Ns % '''sh
Company. Richmond. Va
Lieutenant s. T. W KITTELi.E detached from the pol
phin and TO oilce OF Naval Intelligence Navy De
partm~nt.
r--agn ~ r GuT.RAKDT when discharged from treat
rent AT hosp.,nf New-York % home and SICK leave
for months.
tavrnas,er A. PETERSON 20 Navy Yard League Island
' November l. a. assistant 20 general storeteeper
rscu,enart D. . SAMPSON. detached from bureau Of
Equipment ana 20 the soiace November I" to' passage
70 Asi6tic Station.
Lieutenant j. " ELLlCOrr, 10 War college. newport
X l., November D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
LABOR MEN To Observation-Disclosures.

The Independent Labor party has issued circu--
lar to German voters in this city decrying the plea
that they ought 20 support " II. Greh. the Tam
many candidate for Sheriff. because he is Ger
man. Tammany nominated Mr.. Gren 70 eaten the
German vote II IS declared. but the Germans ought
NOT 10 allow a question Of nationality TO weigh
against the question Of good government The
circular contains this paragraph:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
URGING MR. MAzETs REELECTION.

About fifty men who live in the XIXth Assembly
District and have been prominent IN the Cluzens
Union organization in the district have signed an
address 10 the voters Of tho district urging the re-
election Of Assemhlyman Mazet Among them are
John c. Clark Edward r. Devine. William Hous-
ton Kenyon. Nathan BLUR. T. J. Goodnow. John
T. Lockman. Gurus Clark. George Crouch. the
Rev Thomas Il. Sliccr, Mornay Williams Emil
Carlcbach and George Flint Warren. g. The ad.
who was nominated by a branch Of the Citizens
Union organization and by Tammany Han VIII
le against good government. while the reelection
Of Nj Mazet would strengthen the hands OF Gov
ornOr KOOstVelt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

,.r,,or ~ Professor Harper. Through the gen
-csi,v ~ Inc class OF 1890 sufficient funds nave
already been presented for the prosecuiom % t,
NY The seminar will he open TO graduate s1u-
i.n.s and 10 approved seniors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

Are You satisfied free and independent Arneri-
can citizens 10 be invcigled into question OF ma
tionalty in a political campaign Are you satisfied
10 have your issues sidcracked by question OF ma
tOnaliy? Is this great Nation TO rctrogIade on ac-
count Of mean political trickcry superinduced by
Tammany Hall. and spread upon by the German
/ element represented by some bowling. social ana
singing clulsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
DEVELOPING EAST AFRICA.
MR.. BETS PROJECTED TELEGRAPH AND RAIL
WAY LINES.

Berlin. oct. 81 -Alfre2 Belt the South African
millionaire f. here pushing the construction OF the
telegraph line through German East Africa ana
also for the purpose ~ providing a telegraph ana
railroad connecting with the Ottawa copper mines
IN German Southwest Africa. owned hy a Dc!l'""-
.l-,sl,4h svuilcnie Mr Hoit has been well received
80 Phe Foreign Ofice ana has excellent prospects
- nllrceas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
Announcements.
= &, W "SYOSSET" e e. w
vide seame1 Collar.
Announcements.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
s,rrs. G 40 Sunset 81 Moon 440 Moons p
HIGH WATER.
AM-sanev Hook 5;47 GOV Island e.l9 Hell Gate sl2
IW-sanly Hook 5:59 GOV Island 0.3i Hell Gate 8 "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
xease From. Line,
city swansea ''to'l
Imperial Prince London Oct. per 10 nee
t4,tsrn New Orleans October -. go. Cromwell
1,,,rto weston October -. Mallory
go Santa Martha. October 25........ Atlas
bordeaux October J.. Fahre
~ ga New orleans October II ...... Morgan
t,i-,rc. Colon. October -. Panama r r
Kaiser Wilhelm II Gibraltar october % 90 ~ - ~
C0manche. lackS"nFiA" ''''' -'''-'--' '''e
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2
,.,.r New Orleans october &c. y & p n
s..rorrc Newcastle. October 20. .>....... Wilson
FRIDAY NOVEMBER g.
,,.,., t,,-r Antverp October p Phoenix
i'nffao .,.... Hun. october .. Wilson
q; raitar. October %. .Neifsrranean
to,-iria 49,. Hamburg. october n. ..... Hamb-Am
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER .
In Touralne Havre French. 90 m 1000 m
tSr..1rt, c,iaIaloipe Hamb Am. .l2.3Op 300 m
santiago dc cuba Santiago. q G. 1907 m 800 m
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3.
Co-o,ohe rarksonvile clyde. ........ 800 m
C-olorad, brunswick. Mailory..-...... 300 III
rrna Jamaica NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 m 300 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-01

Washington. oct. 3l.-The following Army an
Navy orders have been issued;
ARMY.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-13
WANTED.

One hundred bushels OF katfir corn
Chanute Milling Co
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-13
Stock Holders Meeting.

The first National Bank of this city
held their ANIMAL stock holders M eet-
ing here last Tuesday. The old board
of directors were reelected as follows:
h. N. Allen.
A. N. Allen.
P. Tharp.
H. ]. Prange.
D. M. Kennedy.
The regular semi-annual divid-
end of per cent was declared.
The past year has been one of the
most prosperous in the life of this de-
ser-vedly popular institution.
This bank on its first organization
took its place as the leading banking
institution of the town and has stead
lily maintained itsl lead against all COM
ers and goers. Under the efficient and
careful management of r. N. Allen
and D. M. Kennedy President and
Cashier, it is a satisfaction to the
stock holders and the pride of the bus
mess men of Chanute.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-01-13
HIGH SCHOOL ITEMS.

Several changes In the studies will
be made in the Juniors and Seniors,
Monday.
One week from tonight the third
open entertainment will be given at
the High school. Admission ten cents.
Miss Ellis gave the middles an ex-
animation in Algebra Monday, which
proved that they do not understand
the higher part. Consequently, they
Will have to review for about month.
they were to hava taken up Geometry
next Monday and drop Algebra, but
they will either be month behi nd in
Geometry or take both, which will
make the work extremely heavy, as
the middle studies are considered the
hardest in the course.
HOOK EYE.