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New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

Sir Alexander Armstrong. X. c. r., F. r. s.,
LII D. born about 1870 He educated at
Trinity College. Dublin. and at the University OF
Edinburgh. He entered the British Navy and
served In various parts OF the world. including the
exploring expedition % Xanthus. In Syria. end Tor
five years continuously In the Arctic regions
searching for Sir John Franklin He circumnhvi-
gated the American continent. being present In the
Investigator at the discovery Of the Northwest fas-
sage. He entered the Polar Sea through behrlhs
Strait and returned home through Baffin's Bay.
During the Crimean War he served in the bauc'
He became Director General Of the Medlcal pepnrt
ment OF the navy I'm 1869 and continued IN tnat
post until 1850 when he retired from acVe G pde
He created a Knight Commander OF the Viue. al ~!
of the Bath in 1871 His published works incl1de A
Personal Narrative OF the Discovery OF me
west Passage" and observations on TaNM ts1y-
giene, Particularly In Connection with foihr Ser
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
THOMAS CHARLES DEMPSEY.

Asbury Park y. J.. July 5-Thomas Charles
Dempsey eighty-seven years old. died last night
AZ his summer home. No. Gil Asbury-ave. The cause
Of death was appendicitis. Mr. Dempsey was re-
moved 10 Asbury Park several weeks ago. He was
very sick at that time, and the doctors had grave
fears for his recovery. Mr. Dempsey said 10
be wealthy He owned considerable property In
New-York City. and had large possessions In Ma
con Ga where he born. Arrangements for
the funeral have not been completed. Mr.. Demp-
sew leaves a widow and five children.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
A LETTER WORRIES Mr.. SAGE.
HE FEARS THE WRITER KNOWS OF MEDl-
TATED ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE.

TATED ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE
When Mrs Russell Sage returned TO her home,
nj No bS Fifth-ave last evening from her sum-
mer home at Irvingt -on-the- Hudson. where she
and her husband had been for the last Few days
she found awaiting her a letter which had peen
at the house for two days. After reading 1t and
becoming alarmed at its contents, she handed II
to Mr. Sage. who quickly glanced through II and
then rushed out to the avenue. where he met
Patrolman Joseph Ocker. Of the East Fifty-hrst-
st. station
AS the policeman was passing the house Dir.
Sage down the steps. much excited he stopped
the policeman and said:
~ have received this letter tonight, and am OF
the opinion that the writer is in possession Of
something important about me. l think II is
threat against my life What will do about it7''
He handed the envelope containing the letter 10
the policeman and told him 10 read IT.
After the policeman had read the missive. Mr..
Sage said that he was sure the man who wrote It
was informed OF a plot do him bodily harm.
The letter was not dated. and was as follows:
New-York City. Mrs. Sage. No. sos Fifth-ave; |
have some important 70 gse Gn you Com
Germs one Of the members of your family. and one
T give ne you 9i ali the details but assure you that the
llfe Of that person hangs on a thread Don I lose
ca ali the particulars II any more time is wasted
have been to your house three times in the last
three days. but your servants have stubbornly re-
fused TO tell me where you We're i suppose ser. tne{
send this letter
do this to let you see that I crank: l
incose my business signature with my card rms
is a purely business letter Advise you TO act and
be quick about IT, will further advise you 10 act
quickly and l also advise TO have Mrs Sage teie-
ARTEMJjS J. SMITH.
In the envelope was a circular OF the Associated
Colonies" with offices in the ST. Paul Building
showing that Smith is the secretary: also Smiths
card In the upper left hand corner were the words
Secretary Associated Colonies" and In the op-
posite corner "St. Paul Building. New-York"
Underneath Smiths name there were written In red
ink. mo 10 West Thirty-eighth-st." This is sup
posed be Smiths address.
The policeman told Mr. Sage that he would ad-
wise him to go TO the Yorkvile court this morning
and see what could be done Mr. Sage returned TO
his house. but did not say whether he would go TO
court this morning or not.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
CLARK UNIVERSITY CELEBRATION.

Worcester. Mass. July 5-The decennal cele-
bration OF Clark University began this afternoon
with lectures by Professor Picard. OF the Uni
versty OF Paris and Professor Boltzmann. OF the
University Of Vienna. Professor flcard spoke III
French on THE Development OF Mathematics.
Particularly the Idea of the Function OF the Cent
ury." and Professor Boltzmann spoke In German
on THE Principles and Fundamental Equations Sf
Mechanics Among those present were Dr; "
ctoniev Hall Of Clark University; Professor Moss
OF the University Of Turin and Professqr Ere ea'@ ~
The University OF Zurich. will arrive Friday ana
will deliver two lectures.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
LIGHTNING STRIKES A CAMPING PARTY.
FIVE BLOOMFIELD. N. J.. YOUNG MEN INJURED
BY A BOLT AT LAKE HOPATCONG.

Lake Hopatcong, N j., July (SpeciaD-Light-
ming this afternoon struck the tent of a party OF
bloomfield young men, who arrived at the lake this
morning severely inJurng three OF the five. The
injured are Everett Denton. Roy Madison. Frank
Huber Theron Williams and Joseph Garrabrant.
The young men left their homes at o'clock to
spend a few days the lake. and had just finished
erecting the tent when the shower came up. Den
ton Madison and Huber were rendered unconscious
by the bolt and their condition said to be serious
Cara brant Williams only slightly injured.
the latter being struck with flying piece of timber
on the leg. The parents Of the young men were
notified and FASTENED TO the lake The tent
completely wrecked and the fact that all were not
Instantly killed is considered miraculous.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
pFTTIN4 GTRARD'S DIVORCE.

Judge Edwin A. Nash in the Supreme Court spe-
.,ot rerr part III. has handed down decision
IN favor OF the plaintiff in the divorce suit brought
nv Harrison j. Wolfe Williams. an actor known on
the stage as Harrison j. Wolte' lor an aosolu'e
-. ,a,,st elizabeth Ordway Williams known
ON he stage as Rettna Girard. The decree recites
tbat the marriage between the paintln ana the de-
sndant ,s dissolved and the parties are freed from
he obligation thereof. And II is further ordered
that II shall be lawful for the plaihun 20 may
again in the same manner as thougn the deienoa"'
was actually dead.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
NEW-YORKER HELD IN PHILADELPHIA.

philadelphia July "a young man. giving the
nanoe OF Charles V. lie Brtton. who says he Is
connected with a prominent New-York family,
was held in $500 bail al the Central Police Court
today for a further hearing on the charge OF rob-
hing Mabel Pendleton. OF No. 2eo West Thirteth-
:, New-York OF two diamond rings. valued at
1856.
N,,ss Pendeton is at a prominent hotel She
savs she placed the rings on a bureau and when
She went to look for them they were missing lie
she saws. in her when
Missed the jewels. The prisoner says he lives in
Iarchmont. NJ Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

Hudson. y Y Julv 5-William c. Macy. pro-
fessor OF mathematics I'm Columbia University oled
in East windham. in the Catskills. yesterday iio
fessor Macy left Hudson. where he had orea spe"u-
ing his vacation at his sisters home on r.'' ,ol
a fortnight's stay in the mountains ,garsr % Tor re-
he taken H. He had been ~ diseases
number OF years from a combination ,,on -, coIeoe
Professor Macy was n graduate OF 'i
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

yFSTERDAY's RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington July 5.-The pressure continues nish OF
the North Pacific Coast The pressure also continues ms
IN the At,,ntic Coas, and the upper lake region
,.ood weather conditions and hunderstorms have pre-
vared between these high pressures trough OF low
nre.,,re extends from NewMexico TO Assn'ooia' Inc
,emneraure has fallen in the lower lake region ana 'n
on, vauoy and IN the interior Of the East Guf states
- aeneraiIv risen between the Rocky Mountains ana
,b W.sssippi Valley Showers may be expected IN ,s
tnv s,a,es showers followed by clearing In the
iars, AXE region the Ohio Valley Increasing couaI
.bouers In the Middle Missouri Valley ana gen.
ness slsawbere Brisk sutherly winds will prevail
eraS Horb Atlantic Coast and variable winds on the
,siadia and South Atlantic Coast
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
BABVARD SUMNER SCHOOL.

Cambridge. Mass. July 5--The opening OF sum
mer session Of the Harvard Theological ana D'',"
ity School to-day In connection with 'ne =,
Harvard summer School marked the beginning Oh
such on educational movement in this country Al
to-day's lectures in this department seve,ryS
students present About hve huhoieo
were present in all departments
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
FRAZER NOT A VICTIM OF DRUGS, He SAfS'

An evening paper yesterday published story Una.
Thomas Frazer was dying at the Harlem Hospitai
from the use OF morphine. cocaine and pilocarpne.
Nr Frazer who was once a prosperous druggist
and is robust looking. said last night TO tribune me
Tenorfer AZ his room, No. 2336 Second-ave i am
g. oood health and any one looking at my com,
NE -, xton would know that not slave 10 drugs
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

BoOe@ch BotsS% s Ssorssna NC asns: Names % Jos.psse
coTss fassss .sseh r fasg fSrp lI8sS FasSe..
Bs3na Bsmp ReY rh'%ai William sssn snah h J. g.
Gillespie. Albert
BoLToN-At Poughkeepse July 5. Curtis Hon; son
OF the late DR. Edward Clay and Fanny Reed Bolton
Poushkeepsle. on Friday afternoon. at S;So o'clock
BqococKGsoIs'ana Maria Carter ss he wife w,,o Of pE
sSS FS saS %So into
rest July ?. 1899. 49,
funeral service at her late residence 10 i75 WOOD
rrir conducted by her pastor. the Rev Dr. c. w.
CocKLE--on Tuesday July 1899. of whoopns cough.
Elizabeth Burnham infant daughter Of Washington ana
Funeral services residerce Of her grandfather.
s.Go Psha Manor ,, M ThSTsaaS T,ns S.nr. yqy
Station Pelham.
coRBETT-on "Wednesday July 5 at Yonkers, EIi.ss.sh
late ALVIN Bosspt' M p "''
Fq@',s 5., VI. he held FTSny pSD Iu s Ss"
es on the arrival Of the train leaving Grand Central
rnterment convenience OF family.
July MS '1"%sT TSsmas 's'1SRs cSsie Dempsey
E%nsTs IDasm!n at A,sg,y Park SATURDAY July
DoRTNn psS Tuesday July H w sss at St pSIoy M rts n
r of ST. Bridsst. Church Jersey city, city ,.-..v civ ~
Friday. July 7. al 9:aO a.
GILLIEsPIE-At Burlington VT. July 5. Albert on-
lespie. of New-York
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GLnNER--At the residence OF her mother. Mrs NJ. y
Selleck. Tuesday. July !. Matte NJ. wife of Rev.
Henry l. Glover. the 32d year Of her -
Funeral services Friday. July :. at p. At No "
Decaur-st., Brooklyn
Interment Amityvie Long Island saturday morning
HAINEs- Suddenly. AZ Basel switzerland. Weines-
day, July g. 1900. josephine. wife of George A Hanes
and daughter Of the late George Law. of New-fork
HARTLEY-s Suddenly Great harrington. Mass. Rsv.
3 Hartley about
Funeral services Thursday at O'Clock m.
fnterment at Woodlawn Cemetery, Thursday evening
LATHROP-On July 4, at No ~ Washington Square
after brief illness, Frances Mary, widow OF George
Alfred Lathrop. VI y.
The funeral service will be held st; Bsrthooms~s
Thursday July q.
MONEYPENNY-On Wednesday. July 5. Eliza widow
OF me late lanes Noneypenny. In her 73t year
Funeral services her late residence No no Lafayette
ave. Friday evening at O'Clock
NELDEN-On Monday. July g. 1880. at stanhope. ~ j..
Sarah J. Grggs widow OF the late Charles r. Nedsn.
VI. D.. aged 80 years.
Christ Church. Stanhope on Thurs
day. July AZ p. m. Train leaves Chrisiopher-s1
ferry NJ lis
Interment at convenience ~ the family.
A.-The Kensico Cemetery.-Priyate stattoa
Harlem Railroad ~ minutes ride from the Grand central
Depo' Office ~ East +2i st
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
THE REV CHARLES BACHMAN.

Syracuse, n Y. July 5-The Rev. Charles Bach
man died suddenly last night at his home In this
city from acute gastritis. He formerly was pastor
of Methodist Episcopal churches In New 1orK, ho
had been connected with Methodist book concern
having headquarters In this city.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
SIR ALEXANDER ARMSTRONG;.

London. July 5-Sir Alexander Armstrong. X. c.
B. formerly Director-General OF the Medical De-
partment OF the British Navy, is dead He served
Ave continuous years I'm the Arctic regions. search
ing for Sir John Franklin and discovering the
Northwest Passage
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
MINISTER BUCHANAN'S REWARD.

Santiago de Chill. July s. via Galveston, Tex
The newspapers here are protesting against pro-
posal TO award William j. Buchanan. the United
states Minister to the Argentine Republic. the sum
Of 500 90 for his Intervention in connection with
the arbitration OF the boundary question between
Chill and Argentina.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
1AJDLAW TO SUE SAGE AGAIN.

Syracuse n Y July 5.-W. r. Laidlaw. who was
injured by an exploding bomb I'm Russell Sages
office in 1891 and who has sued four times for dam
ages the verdict being in each case set aside by
higher court said to-day that he will begin nith
suIt this fall. Mr. Laidlaw Is now living IN this
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
THE KILPATRICK ARRIVES FROM HAVANA.

The United States transport Fitzpatrick captain
Rogers arrived at Quarantine yesterday afternoon
iron, C,enfuegos and Havana with sixteen cabin
pessengers and sixty-one discharged soldiers ana
teamsters All on board we'll. The fitzpatrick
will remain In Quarantine until this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
MARRIED..

cAMMEYER-HAY-o wednesday July w.; .; as,Sas sn By
the Rev H. T Beatty. Martha Hay 10 Atren . lam
Church OF the Transnsuf ,,,
1i,. Monnfatn Lake Adirondack on Wedneeoay Juv
5 IsoO by the Rev X. r. Masker. r FANNIE LIZ; -,
Susby.r ~ Mr. and Nrs Charles Il RopsA " hooe'
Stewart Edsoo.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
REorESTs FOR MISSIONARY SOCIETIES.

Dadbam Mass July 5-By the will Of william
~ Tavlor late OF Brookline. which was admitted
70 probate to-day Rollins College. OF Winter Park.
Fla. is bequeathed 5000; The American n Board . OF
aynarican Missionary Board and the American
fIome missionary Society $4,000 each.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
REGISTER FROMME RAISES SALARIES.

Isaac Fromme the Register. yesterday raised the
of1ce adding $50 year each to some OF the sal
ores and 1900 TO others. He also appointed Joseph
Sal,na OF No. M Eowery. a clerk at salary Of
saIertes OF several clerks and in his
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
Z. SMITH

Crickcters will be to learn OF 10. cr,ctst
f. Smith vice-captan OF the Kings Coun.y no. an
Club on the morning OF July MT o,'''n .-aas q,
active cricketer and played in one OF 'he s"'"e'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
qo r1rCT BLAND'S SUCCESSOR.

Jefferson City. Mo. July 6-Governor '' eteVeno rs
to-day ordered a special election 10 De helu pa pa
Tuesday. August %. TO MI the vacancy yaontb az Of
With Missouri District caused py "'0
ConRressman Richard = Bland.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

Offices OF Damon Institute have removed 10 26 w
and Magnetic Treatment for
Rheumatism Scatca Paralysis. Nervous Debility Wom-
ems Complaints Tumors Goitre Catarrh. Deafness &C..
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
COMMITTEE OF BISHOPS IN SESSION

Saratoga, N Y. July 6-The committee OF 80
estsnt Episcopal Bishops. appointed by the uen
eral Convention field at Washington on ma! s,n nn
revision In the Scriptures began ten days con
ference here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06

the championship series Of the New-York Cricket
Association for his club only two weeks ago He
was general favorite. He succumbed under an
operation for appendicitis and his sudden taking
on has been great shock to his numerous friends
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

FORECAST FOK IO-INI 7'3''
ro- New- England and Eastern New-forS' showers 10
Az. orohaby fair Friday brisk southery WHO'S oeco'"
ing variable ,.- po,,s,.y.r,a
FOR the District Of Columbia Eastern fe"y -" 80
=. D.,aware MARYLAND and Virginia, showers
today. probably fair Friday; variable WHO'S
r.. Western Nev-YOrk and western fthneyLNa,i
ra-s 70 day fair and Friday: variable WHO'S
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
CIGARETTES AND TEA CONQUERED.
pIGNEY BACK IN BELLEVUE. A WRECK AFTER
ONE DAYS ABSENCE.

His passion for cigarettes and tea may cost
Allster Dieney one OF Bellevue Hospitars most IN
terosting patients his life. The man was born In
India Two weeks ago he was admitted TO the
hospital with mind and body seriously anected py
his incessant Indulgence in tea and cigarettes. lie
improved 40 that he was discharged as cured
Yesterday morning He returned last night as
and away from its helping influence. ne found
template irresistible. 1870 H., 80. h,,,
The nhvsicians say they may save him yet but
each relapse makes his final cure all the more
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
MRS FRANCES MARY LATHROP.

Mrs Frances Mary Lathrop widow Of DR. George
Alfred Iathrop died at her home. No % Washing
ton Square Tuesday. She was the mother or
Francis Lathrop the painter.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
rRtBt-NB LOCAL OBSERVATION

IN this diagram the continuous white Ine snG"s w
IN ,r nrsssre as Indicated by The Triounes SER
cnr1In1 barometer The dotted line shows the e'hp~ra
,ure as recorded Perry's Pharmacy
-. oaoa ruiv A 1 A. m-The weather yesterday
,a. oar,iv cloudy and The temperature ranged
h.,,ys.n n and SO degrees the average 7O oehs
lower than that OF Tuesday ani 4 lower Una" '~ "
The corresponding day Of last year
The weather to-day will be sho"ey
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
NARRrED.

New-York City On trsday, yuss
90 1892 by the Rev. DIR. Jesse Huribut Alice norian
10 Peter Flint. both OF New-York City
New-York tribune., 1899-07-06
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BOLTON-At Poughkeepsie July s. Curtis Hon. son
OF the late DR. Edward Clay and Fanny Reed Bolton.
Funeral from late residence No. i39 Acsdemy-st.
Poughkeepsle. Friday afternoon. at 330 o'clock.
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