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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
CHAPLAIN RAINEY WHIPPED sH4RKEY
Toledo correspondents o. The Chicago Chronicle.

Father Rainey chaplain % the United States
steamship Olympia, with Dewey. figures In story
that comes from Pontiac. M!ch., the home OF his
sisters IL IS o. Tom sharkeys boasts that
~ sfffered fstic defeat ~ the hands OF IA ther
Rainey and Of which ne is proud
eharkey was sailor OF me olympia and one
dev w1Ie enjoying friendly bout with com
panion Father Ralney appeared and the night was
's.T1Sn'f atom on ray account" said Father Rsney
u enjoy that Kind OF sport, sno guess, Tom, :
you will have 70 put The gloves OF WIN me some
4 few days later time vas eai'sd tpF ne two
In the rnessroom When they put up their HANDS
,hers Was a look OF sadness on the sailor lace. as
he made little punch al the elephants brreAs
and when he was cOuntered on tHs nose - ON
laughed The symps thetc looA thep vanished
SRarkey made another iah, which vas neAt.y
s-~nned and ,unch or the ear put him Oh his
metus Tom" lunged, struck risht ana eit tIlea
Iii he tactics he had used on HE Instes GUY 20 no
Srfe~, Father Ranev was TOO clever. 70 Would
meet the sailors PUSHES with singing punch on
the nose or short ribs until when time was eA'eo
sharkey acknowledged his defeat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
DIED


sIT{ rssS;sr. s,y Aiken Iaau,y is:s JUL. .s
cornslis = seymour -
Frsrs services pssgsts at residence Of her uscsA
irtsTment a. fsughkeepsi. " Y
AshsviIe n G.. papers please copy
sKEEL--At her residence. No 40 West if4.b-ss ass-
net Edwsrds Sssel. in the ss> o. her ase.
sMfTH-on sunday January q Eleanor C.. wife u
GAVIN Fac smith anf daughter 0, the late Charles
Russell Cornell. of Ee.isvie y
Relatives and friends are respectfully invts 70 attend
fupea services a. her late residence. No 3 Dssauf-
- sr'ekya' On Tuesday evening January -. al
Internaenr al eorvenencs 81 the family
newark papers please copy.
sMIrH-Passed away. ., Durham. y n 81 January
e a. Has D m, Mrs Louise n Saith naothAr %
Mrs Henry Janin and Ballard Smith.
LOUISVILLE and san francisco papers please COPY
swIFr-At the rs.te-nce son, No. 20 West Nth
wiuar swift. NJ D. Z sN' '"e''' N'''~
Funeral services the Church o. the Pilgrim. ee-asr
heInsen ana Henry sta. brooklyn. or Wednesday
widow OF FRANCOIS p Tlssot aged &c years
Furers services Wednesday evsrins January Is at
oeeek az her late residence. No 52i Lockvoos-st-.
lrternen, private
TIESEf-on January ~ 1899. Daniel H. Turner In TIE
Funera service al his ls,- residence. No e22 Wet
interment at Poughksepsle
wII.LIAMs--on Sunday. January o. Edward c wrn-
Funera services hs ate red nee sis w.s, 7ssss.
on Tuesday. January - az 80 ,
Harlem Railroad a. mrctsS ras froa the orssd cssr-si
Depot once. IL Eas' 42f-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
DENIED BY MR.. DEpEw.

Chauneey VI. Depew yesterday fatty roszadietsd
report that the Nev-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company had absorbed the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway Company, making the
latter compeny's line a link in a Vanderbilt trans
continental line He said ne could not understand
the persistence Of some people IN continuing to
circulate report which had been eontradicted and
was without foundation. " L Sykes high ON,
cial OF the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Company. also contradieted the report and said:
! am In position 10 state most positively that
no union. consolidation. merger. or whatever it
mlgnt oe caled, would 10 either feasible or possible
or practicable. The systems east and ives, OF Chi
cage nave separate interests and aims They are
10 more 10 be combined than two States OF the
Federal Union. Toward al the lines east OF Chi
csso our relations are emcaoe and absolutely
without discrimination. But not uniting
with one more than with another the RELATIONSHIP
caused BY traffic association being sufficient"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
SIR THOMAS Upton TALKS or HIS BOAT.

DESIGNERS WILL NOT EXPERIMENT ovERMucH
WITH THE RACER
London. Jan SSH Thomas Upton, IN an Inter
view to-day said
In view OF correcting misleading statements
published regarding the Shamrock u may De sad
that while few OF the numberess new IDEAS sus-
gested will be embodied in the Shamrock the issue
al stake is great 10 induce the designers 10 ex-
pertinent eVernuch comparatively small pro-
portion o, metal will be used In her construction.
The yacht is expected 10 be launched early IN
April"
The owner OF the Shamrock s negotiating for Z
large steam Yacht 10 convey numerous parry o,
friends 10 New-Iork 10 witness The races for the
Amerlcs cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
TIE DINNER FOR JUSTICE DALT.
ALL PREPARATIONS COMPLETED FOR THE 7Es

ALL PREPARATIONS COMPLETED FOR THE TEs-
TnloN1AL TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT
Al arrangements have been completed for the
dinner which is 10 be given in honor OF ex-Justice
Joseph F. DAILY at Sherrys this evening. The din
aer Will be without political significance, being
Aolely for the purpose OF indorsing Judge DAILY 5
splendid record on the bench and OF giving ex-
preston TO the esteem in which ne is generally
held
John Z. Parsons will preside, and among the
speakers will be John De Wit Warner Elihu
Root Austen G. Fox and ". Bourke Cochran.
ut the tables Will be seated some Of the best
known citizens O. Nev-York. Included in the
number will be Ahram Hewitt. William L.
Strong Judge Horace Russell. w Rhinelander
Stewart, William Z. Dodge Franklin Bartlett,
Charles C. Be4man Arthur Won Briesen. William
z. Grace Lewis I; peaheld John v. Dahlgren.
b Hornblower. eX-Judge Henry L. Rowland Seth
Low. Ex-Governor Levi p. Morton. John A. Mccall,
Edward n Shepard and Wheeler H. Peckham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
" e CANAAN ELECTED CAPTAIN.

william c. cammann senior sergsan; Of Troop l.
SQUADRON A. was last nigh; elected captain o! ths
troop 70 succeed Captain Bridgnan. who has been
promoted 10 major Of the squadron First Lieu-
tenant Henry " williams and Second Lieutenant
Arthur " Corning both declined The promotion
their time being occupied by business Captain
Csmmsnn is . lawyer al No g WaH-st arc ives
~ No 800 West SeVenty-hrst-st. He Joined Troop
In September 1850. made corporal IN Narcn.
1888 and was promoted 20 sergeant n June. $50
He went 10 the front with his troop he - popular
aronrg The nembers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
IT WAS 4 SURPRISE TO THE ADMIRAL

Glen Ridge Jan. 20 lspeciall.-4he announcement
Of the engagement OF Miss Hannah WALKER sanp-
son daughter OF Admiral ". =. Sampson. OF this
place 10 Ensign Watt 7. cluve-ius, was a sur
prise only 70 Miss SIMPSONS friends but also
to the Admiral and mis- family. who did not know
OF !. until Friday when Mrs. Sampson heard Of
IL and telegrsphed 10 Mss sampson VINO was a.
Anna polls. Nd. inouirlng as 10 the truth OF the
report The reply came back that Il was true
Ensign Cluverius Is expected 10 sail or the solace
for Manila on Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
Static OF LoNGFELLOW PROPOSED.
YuSps 10 ERECT MEMORIAL OF THE POET IN
WASHINGTON ASKED.

YUSps 70 ERECT a MEMORIAL or THE POET IN
WASHINGTON ASKED.
Washington Jan. 23-The Executive Committee
Of the Longfeilow National Memorial Association
formed :or the purpose Of erecting statue OF the
poet IN Washington. has issued an appeal TO the
public Ter subscriptions 20 accomplish this pur'
pose The committee estimates that $4,000 VIII ne
needed to procure statue worthy Of the poet and
the site. The smallest contributions will be Wei
coined As almost every American home where
the inmates love good literature, says the appeal
contains a copy OF Longfellews poems. II Is
hoped that the response may be both prompt and
generous The Riggs National Bank. OF Washing
ton as consented act as financial agent for the
memorial association, and checks may be made
payable 10 IL
The Rev Or Alexander Mackay Smith. chair
man and General Adolphus w. Greedy, secretary,
on behalf Of the Executive Committee. sign the ap-
peal
Tn President is honorary regent OF the asso-
ciattn. Chief Justice Fuller Is It's president, while
Secretary Hay Senators Hoar and Wolcott,
Speaker Reed and many other prominent men are
interested In the movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
nR. HI NON.cOMNITTAA

The Rev Dr. Thomas q Hal was one OF tho
sneakers last night a. the forty,sXIh anniversary
~ he Young Mems Christian Association After
his address Tribune reporter asked him az 70 tho
report from Chicago that he is being considered
as the successor Of the Rev. Dr.. Newell Dwight
HnHs az pastor Of the Central Church in Chicago.
ooh that's mere newspaper talk" he sale
smiling. .. -, .,,~. i. =
A friend OF the doctor who was with him turned
20 the reporter and said, Don't you osI'evs nm,
T'hie man refused 70 give his name. but When ne
was asked whether he thought the report was well
founded he replied. Yes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
John PENTLAND BROWN

Baltimore. Jan q (spec!aD. John Pentand browN
appointment lawyer and leader IN The state Reform
League. IS dead He forty-tWo years Oh ana
vas associated with number OF reform nave
ments and business enterprises. He was engaged u
q movement for taking the pubic sehoo!s ouI "
roIIt,cs was president OF the Maryland Pottery
cornanv general manager OF The Pstapseo Title
connanv and a director o. The Daily aSecoFd
comnany. NJ Brown was also an elder IN me
F-esbvterian church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
GENERAL FREDERICK " PARTRIDGE.

Sycamore H. Jan. 8.--General Frederick w
Partridge died yesterday aged seventy-fye years
General Partridge was IN BOTH tne MsAiiCTa ~ ~
pr4sident James X Polk 10 Mexico. where ne wa, was
captured as spy and imprsoAsa ~ "a Srs99
csntsin 81 Company E. 18Th Illinois. by Governor
Y,t~s and was rapidly promoted Al me Datl!s o,
sT1eSss-4orerv Ridge his bravery caused him 10 pe
hssepnS brigadier- general In lses he was appoint
- 10 president Grant the Lnted states consul
Sn ~ ~ Bengkok SIAM, where ne served eight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
DIED

Narch IS lsit aea o. pneumonia IL PhilaaslpAia.
Funeral az Western r T. At p r.. russaay. a.,A
EArox-A, No $40 Broadway Brooklyn. On saturday
January q. 1899 o; heart failure Hiram W Ea'ea IN
runsrsi services a, his late residence Tuesday evening
January - a. eelock
Internent private
Me- s Essar' wso~ oi william # ssS Beloved
rothsr 0, James Edgar u Detroit Mich Fanny Edgar
Goodoe OF Lexington. Ky ans sAras Marsh OF ihis
ely.
o. n. iate WTsfn Hsary n'wet q Bristol r. 7
Interrear az SFitel
HENpERsoN--on SUNDAY. January - Ana. widow Of
wI4m AsnseT:en !: ne ne, 7a,S year q hs5 age "
sol McDersugh-st. Brcoklyn 81 Vsdnsstsy the 2s,h
inst, az ?. r.
HILI,-A, cetsan y Y, on January 81, 1899 y>-asrt-k
r,aners! presbyterian church. Wednesday a, o'clock
MILLER--A, Nsw-Reeh:lls n =; January % 1899
Relatives ana friends respectfully invited attend
tunef. from hi ate ., ss' 500 aMSesss
Carnage. win nee, the 90 ? train from orand
Central station.
MTcHuL-on ssae,y sns az Inst n &c sosA ysAr
West 4ss-st Tuesday. the 2ah inst. ~ II O'clock
MrrcHILL~-on rhurscay. he 1871 Inst. Anne NJ
daughter Q: the lae samuel l sne Anns Z, A1s ~
west a6th-st Tuesday the 2iA iast.. Al u o'clock
Morr-At Noun, Vernon. n. y. on January g. 1899
raeSs services eli es hee a, her late rssasnes No is
Aroher-ave. Mount Vsrnan TUESDAY. 'iaLsry p. at
ii IN.
scHERMERHoRN-on January 10 1890 a. Homer y.
and daughter Of he las Jsasa!aA Barber, IN he stA
yesr .: her age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
NO REDUCTION ON ERIE TICKETS

General Passenger Agent Roberts Of the Erie
Railroad Company has issued the following cir
cular to connecting lines
On and after the 22d inst the Erie Railroad Com
pany assumes full responsibility for maintenance Of
tariff rates on tickets Of It's Issue from points in
trunk-line territory to destination and in order
that there may be no deviation from published
tarlR fares connecting lines are respectfully re-
questsd 10 instruct their representatives that they
must not, either By the payment Of connliss on to
reduction Of rates on tickets Il his company's
Issue. Your full cooperation In this matter will be
apnrcciated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
OPPOSED TO SPHERES OF INFLUENCE.
LORD CHARLES sEaEsFoRp's ADVICE TO THE
JAPANESE

Yokohama Jan. 3.-Rear-Adn.ra Lord Charles
Beresford, Of the British Navy. who has been max
ing tour OF Chinese ports In the interest o. the
Associated Chambers OF Commerce OF Great Brit
ain, and who Is his way home b. way OF Japan
and the Cnited states, speaking az TOXIC or Satur-
DAY before the Japanese Oriental Association, re-
peated mis- wish 70 see an alliance between Japan.
Germany, The United states and Great Britain 20
protect their trade interests IL China. and con-
demned any policy based upon spheres Of inhg-
ence that z country could rshe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
THE VARIETY THEATRES.

The chief attraction at Roster & BiaIs Music
Hal last night was expected 10 be John Higgins
q Jumper but his performance. because Of his i'm
perfect condition. fell rather short OF what was
hoped for II. Mr.. Higgins tries 70 perform some
thing Ike the famous feat OF the Irlshman who II
attempting 70 Jump across chesm found when
he halfway that he was not going TO
reach and so took another spring II midair and
accomplished the distance. Mr.. Higgins can jump
over chairs and IL the passage put out candle
with a touch OF his foot. or he can dip his
feet into 6 tub Of water while making Jump.
These things he did. and others OF a Ike nature.
II ths course OF the performance he made an
apology for sn injury 20 nj. knee, which kept him
from dong MS best. He finally tried TO jump over
z coupe ana nearly SUGGESTED. gong oYeL. tYassa'
cidea that his knee would not let him do any more
and the stage manager made az announcements 70
Higgins would be able 20 try jumping again 20
& biais last nghi were nearly the q: last
week
4 reproduction % the second act Of Martha"
by the cinematograph accompanied BY music, was
the leading feature Of the entertainment ct the
Eden Musee yesterday Other moving pictures
were shown, and the usual concerts we're given by
the Gypsy Orchestra
Frederick Bond and his associates gave little
play. called Her Last Rehearsal" at the Pleasure
Palace yesterday The programme was further
clown and acrobat: Monroe ard Mack. the Parent
Brodaldi Troupe Nellie Burt, Alden and Hill, the
Randals the Imperial Comedy Trio and m. three
Murray brothers
The streator Zouaves are sj!u the leading feature
Of the entertainment az Proccors Twenty-third
Street Theatre. where t~-terday we're also seen
George W Monroe. "EC Latch Harry A!ister,
mimic; tie Vadares t!ick bicyciists Dooley and
Ten Brooke Moreland Thompson and Roberts
and dozen others.
The visitors g. Tony Pastors Theatre last night
were entertained by Edward II. Favor and Mise
Edith Sinclair Charles Wayne, assisted by Miss
Anna Caldwell r. the farce entitled TO Boston on
Business" the Angela sisters, duetists; the Gar
neuas Williams and Stone Miss Elhe Y. FAY. Rob
erts and Sm!lax, the Maud Deity Trio, Seeker,
wilkes and Seeker Miss Lscills Sturges. John H.
Shapey Prince Muro and Lette and Della.
Miss Cora Tanner and Louis NaEsen headed the
bill a. Keith's Union Square Theatre yesterday
in a short play entitled MY Husbands Model
Miss Beatrice Moreland and her company PEE
serted a Game Of Golf" TleTe was the usual
number Of other at-racllons
Large crowds were amused oy the many curl
osities a, Huber's Fourteenth Street Museum yes
rerdav Several new features q interest," were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
TIE PRESIDENT TAKES 4 SHORT SAIL

Washington. Jan 2.-President Mckinley ac-
eonpanied by Mrs Mckinley and party OF
friends went down the river this forenoon on the
dispztch-boat syph for outing, In the party
were Colonel and Mrs. Herrick, 81 Cleveland cap
tain and Mrs MeWiniams. Of Chicago; Captain ana
sIrs Rand Miss Mary Barber Miss Mabel Mckin-
lev Me- clara Shields Miss May McWilllam MISS
carrie Harter C. r shutz and James Barber Az
49, cuesTs al Inc White House They arrived a.
the NAVY Yard a. o Il o'clock his afternoon ana
were Immediately driven 70 the White House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
COTTON RATE WAR EXPECTED.
OTHER ROADS WILL PROBABLY FOLLOW THE
souTHERN's EXAMPLE

Atlanta, Ga. Jan Q (speciaD.-The Southern
RAILROAD this morning met the second cut Of the
seaooard Air Line on cotton rates The Ssaboard
cut from q cents hundred 70 % cents a hundred
ana this morning the Southern secured authority
from the State Railroad Commission TO reduce
their Savannah Brunswick rates from 10 to Il
cents. which preserves the dirersntial that for
merry existed between the roads There Is every
INDIGESTION mat the other roads will follow the
example Of the leaders and there appears 70 be no
way OF avsFtins a disastrous rate war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
CLARK ". BRYAN 4 SUICIDE.

THE wELL-KNowN SPRINGFIELD PUBLISHER
SHOOTS HIMSELF
Springfield Mass Jan. 23.-clars ". Bryan for
merly part owner OF The Republican" and later
owner OF The Union shot and killed himself
this afternoon. He founded Good Housekeeping"
and The Paper World" few months ago he
met with business rsversss He was seventy-four
years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24

Ths biograph e. Ke'ths Union Square Theatre
performed a feat yesterday which Is said 70 byeak
+he machines record Motion pictures OF the pa-
rade Of the Aston Battery were taken a. 10
and the finished pictures were thrown on the screen
being Ave hours The best previous record % the
kind is said TO have been seven hours, made IN
London SONS tir,s ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
DR.. TAy DYKE KNOWS NOTHING OF 1T.

The Rev. d.. Henry Van Dyke said az his home.
so Il East Th!rty-seventh-st. last night. that he
knew nothing about report that he was being
considered for the presidency or Amherst UniVer-
s!ty Dr. Van Dyke was suffering with heavy
coid last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
rPrsrNr LnrAL ORDINATIONS.

In tais diagram The continuous white line shows me
Changes In pressure indicated by The TTbgnss ei,-
record ng barometer The DOTTED me shows the empera-
turs as recorded az PerTys Pharmacy.
Tribune Once jar "a. a n---The weather yesterday
was partly clouey The temperature ranged "a
and A. degrees the average t3TI) being So degrees
lower than Of Sunday and ss degrees lover tnsr
that Of the corresponding cay OF last year.
Tn. weather today Will DO rainy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
TEE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND ro-pAys FORECAST
Washington Jan. ga trough OF low pressure ex-
tends from the Middle GUT Lake Superior Rain has
fallen THIS trough. n the south Atlantic States and or
extrsme North Pacific Coast A OF hish pressure
covers eount-y from the Mississippi 70 the
paci.e, except depression in the Lower Mississippi
valley The temperature has fallen decidedly from TIE
Middle ana Lower Mississippi VALLEY 20 the middle and
lower Rocky Mountain region, and has renansc nearly
stationary eevhsre including tAs Psclac Coast. Rain
be expected Atlantic and East Gplr states,
In the ne regons one and Mssiss pp valleys
and generally fair weather RlN prevail elsewhere II
qll grow colder IA the regions the OHIO and Lower
Mississippi valleys and Tuesday nisnt IL the Atlantic
States fresh brisk easteriy Winds W prevail on tie
Norh Atlantic coast and ght 20 fresh east 70 southeast
winds on the N dds and south Atlantic Coast. Storm
sgaals displayed on the Gun Ceasf from Browns
v'A Pensacola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
COLONEL sE11oy SLIGHTLY BErTER

Washington Jan 9.-Ths condition Of Colonel
ran.ss A Sexton who is seriously III In Garfield
Hospital is reported as somewhat improved q
,hough no decided change has taken place rs
rested fairly yell last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
5prcidl Nolices.
Tribune Term. to Mall Subscribers.

Daily. SO a yest 81 per month
Daily without sunday - year - cent? Per r,7ns4p
sunday Tribune. g. a year Wfesly 81 Ssr1i-Vs>SJ, u
tOSTACs-Extra postage charged foreign coun1fsA
except Mexico and Canada sns the dan, Ia Nsv
York City
REMiTTANcEs. ~ seat in cash unregistered. VII -
me aaners rlsk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24

Mex, week the last Of Miss Olga NetAersoles en-
gagerent al Wallacks Theatre will be devoted 70
the production OF The Price o. Wealth 4 new
play by Max Rel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
BROWN UNIVERSITY PRESIDENCY
TIE R.rv. DR. NATHAN z WOOD SAID TO BE THE
CHOICE OF TIE SPECIAL COMMITTEE

Providence Jan. g (speciaD-whiie the con-
rnlttee appoin,ed by the Corporation OF Brown Uni
v.-s,ty 20 select suitable candidate FOR the pres
a.ncv o, that institution vii. not say anything FOR
publication until February & the day Of me special
.a,rs =, The CORPORATION Il is currently reported
nat thew have selected a whose name has
20, hitherto been mentioned IN the rumors concern
ing the Office !, Is stated with some degree OF
insist.nes that the candidate selected ls The Rev
Or Nathan Z Wood. row pastor or the FIRST
Baptist Church OF Boston. To Dr.. Wood was re
Gently rendered the presidency OF Newton Inso-
logical Seminary. but he declined the offer. u iz
understood that the man whose name the COM
pi,tee will present 10 the Corporation mas tentative
" accepted The place. should the corporation elect
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24

For New-znglard and Eastern New-York rain; brisk
east 70 southeast winds
For District Of Columbia Eastern PsRnsyivan!A New
Jersey Delaware. Maryland and Virginia, rain; brisk
eastery winds
For West Virginia Western Pennsylvania and Wes,e-r
New-YsFG rain In early followed by fair.
much colder brisk variable winds, b4eeminz noWhves-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
MR. AYp MS. KIPLING ON III NAJES1Ic.

rtvcruool. Jan z-Amoag tae passengers ~ho
will sail for Nsy-York on Wednesday next on
hosrd the White Star Line steamer Majestic are
NJ ard Mrs. Rudyar1 Kipng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24
NOTES or THE STAGE
country

Charles Ceghsn is to begin ar Indefinite engage
ment Ell the Filth Avenue Theatre or APrtl 10 ep-
pearing n a new play by himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24

u " Hoppin ex-presicent OF the Brown Alumni
Association. was seen az his home. No. u West
r,frv-third-st last night and said that he had
rot heard the slightest lntinstion as % who mad
beer chosen for the presidency OF Brown Uni
y~rsrv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24

Large crowds were amused oy the many curl
osties a. Hubers Fourteenth Street Museum yes.
rerdav Several new features Cf interest," Vele
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24

Miss Cora Tanner and Louis Massen headed the
bill az Keith's Union Square Theatre yesterday
IN short play entitled MY Husbands Model
Miss Beatrice Moreland and her company pre-
seured "A Game Of Golf" Tl=Te was the usual
number Of other at-ractlons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-24

tsheud .. read DAILY By al Interested changes ma,
q any L.1el
Foreign malls isr the ossA ending January . isse
vii close promptly al az me General Poet
sacs ss f1oVs Parcels Pos Aa4s close one l-4l tre
than closing time shown below