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New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
HUNTING FOR A CANDIDATE.
UNION COUNTY DEMOCRATS FIND TT HARD
TO SECURE SOME ONE TO RUN
AGAINST SENATOR CROSS

Elizabeth oct q (SpecaD.-The Union County
Democrats had q hard time % a. this afternoon
trying 10 find somebody 20 lead the forlorn hope
against the popular Republican Senatorial cand-
date Joseph Cross.
Two adiournments were taken and number OF
Democrats from Psinneld and Railway were
urged TO become the candidate James +. MARITIME
the Farmer orator" was implored 70 stand. but
James has been beaten SO often that he psrem7-
tory refused 10 be again led 10 the slaughter.
Ex-Judge Coddlngton. OF Plande'd. was suggested.
bur Mr MARITIME said he also positively refused to
be a burnt Offering Alderman Walter +. Hetfeld.
OF Planned was next approached, and he re-
marked that he would not touch the nomination
with forty foot pole. Freohoder Mulford Scud-
der OF Westaeld on his name being suggested,
seized hs hat and boted from the convention.
having just discovered that he had urgent busi-
ness IN NewYork
Al last when he convention vas about 10 give
UP in disgust John Henry Hellman. o., Plainheld
a salesman for CiaAin Co. ot New-Nork. and
who has lived only few years IN Nev-Jorsey. was
persuaded 10 take the nomination In return for
having two nights ago been elected president of TIE
County Clerk-Wiiia1n NJ oliver q Elizabeth.
Sherff-Jacoh Glaser. ~ Union.
William H. swain. Of summit. George J. Ress. OF
"gororer-Dr. Walter f. Ciadek. OF Railway.
All The nomio1stiors were made 3 a.c,,iawrstion .,
1oTIorsrv g, ~ Eiizsbeth hai canddate of Their
own ir Bernard J. Higgins young lawyer. but
tho mon who really running the convention
summariy sqIelcned Hgginss aspirations he haf
received the Of only few wards i1 Eliz1 beth
nort and when hs friends thar h.s
homeless and the machine against him they with
drew his name. However, Alderman corrF1n. ore
Of his supporters refused 20 make 'he nomination
Of Ar Oliver unanimous.
A resolution was passed hv standing vote re-
e-ct-ing Tho sudden death this morning - n
Thomas jefferson Jackson. p prominent Sprin sHsf
Democrat. who bad been sToA"n of as a possible
Senatorial nominee
lanes r. MARITIME Of Paiufsid. made one - h'-
cha~aoforfSffc spread eagle speeches eNf0lfrC tho
virtues OF the democratic parry in the past ard
frlsanieiy prasirg the selections made hg the
venfiOn
The candidates were introduced. nlf '1of merely
bowed their thanks. leaving Farmer MartirA 20
do the rest
There was avery evidence that a dead sef
he made by the Democrats % capture the County
Clerkshn and that the remainder ~ The ticket
will he sacrificed IN acrH nDiis1 this
The platform donounooS trusts demands -
EQUALIZATION ~ tavatir0 economical 7f~i-fsrrq
fior of State and county Affairs and Sneaf' ans
thorough legislative and execitiys iry"sfig9 ION
of the charges against and she management g va
rous State institutions
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
RIVERA WAS DISMISSED.
HAD 4 DIFFERENCE OF OPINION WITH sEcRE-
1ARY cAPorE OVER CONFRONTING.

HAD A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION WITH sECRE-
1ARY cAPorE OVER cocKF1GHT1NG
Havana. oct. 27-General Rus Rivera former
Cfvu Governor Of the Province % Havana. whose
withdrawal from the Governorship was cabled
last evening as a resignation. denies that he
resigned He saws he was dismissed and that
he does not know upon what grounds the dis
nlissal was ordered He admits that he had
-Aoentlv remarked that ne would resign in the
even, that al least one out OF three nominations
he had made 70 public Office was not approved
but he attributes his dismissal 10 the direct in
Nuence Of senior Domingo Mendez Capote. Sec
retary Of State in the Advisory Cabinet ~ Gov
ernor General Brooke. Senor Capote accord
ing 10 General Rivera sent Yesterday asking for
the latter's resignation which refused.
General Brooke when approached regarding
tho matter to-day. declined n talk for publica
tion. saying that he preferred that any expdna-
ton should he made by General Rivera himself
Senior Capote asserts that he requested General
Rivera 10 resign because he vas an obstruction
ist and out ~ harmony with the administration.
and that General Rivera replied that he would
wait until he was dismissed. which was decided
upon Immediately There was no objection. ac-
cording 70 the Secretary Of State. to General
Rivera's holding certain views as private in
dividual but az subordinate II vas the duty
~ General Rivera 70 carry out instructions and
not 70 make himself an obstacle. There was no
other way 10 solve the problem. said Senior
Capote
La Lucha." referring 70 the dismissal says.
The sole cause was he refusal Of General
Rivera 10 allow cockhghtng his course In this
respect neing contrary 20 A previous order.
enanating from Sehor Capote. 20, hitting ii.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
SOCIALISTS AFTER TWO DISTRICTS.
DEMOCRATS SAY THEY HAVE DISCOVERED
A PLAN TO MASS THEIR VOTES N
TnE XIITH AND MYTH

IuE hlllH AND ~ n
The Democratic campaign managers according
10 a story given ont ri the headquarters % the
State Executive Committee IN tho Hoffman House
last night nave discovered scheme by the Social lists
10 capture the XIIth and XVIII Assembly districts
by nassing an the Socialist voters who have been
naturalized IN the last year or two in these two
districts. i announced that seven Tammany
lawyers will he employed IN each o. the districts
named between now and Election Day in examining
the naturalization papers in Nev-York and Brook
lyn determine what Socialists are legally qualified
20 vote
The story is that in the last twelve months two
thousand Polish Hebrews were naturalized by the
Federal Court IN BROOKLYN. and Immediately there
after with The intention OF capturing two As
semhly districts. instead y scattering 20 any eX-
tent took UP their residence In the Nllth and
XVTth districts IL IS asserted that there are
seven hundred Socialist voters I'm the AIlth and
thirteen hundred IN the NNlth The police nave
ocen notified. and Superintendent McCuNagn VIII
also make an investigation with reference 20 thelr
naturalization There IS SAID 20 be no doubt what
ever about their presence IN the TWO dlstrlcls.
The thing % be- found out IS whether me IA" mas
been fully complied with.
The fear was expressed al Democratic neadq9a az,
.ers last night that II the Socialists nave pao1en
this number - their followers ID these TWO dls-
tricts I'm the proportions ramed they viii ne aoe 70
carry the districts IN q three cOrnered ngnt a.
there were a large number of Socialist voters there
before the fresh imQortations arrived.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
LIGHTING BILLS TO BE PAID.
STATEN ISLAND ELECTRIC COMPANYS
ACCOUNTS AUDITED.
CONGRESSMAN MULLER. COMMISSIONER
KEARNY AND PRESIDENT GROIN
WELL HAVE AN ARGUMENT.
bough an arrangement, was reached vest

Although an arrangement was reached yesterday
between Controller Coer and the Staten Island
Electric Company relative 70 the bills which the
city owes the company and check is 10 DO
sent the company this morning. there were no
lights burning in the Borough ot Richmond las.
night
Congressman Muller Commissioner Kearny
Deputy Commissioner of Highways H p. Morrison
Deputy Commissioner Miller OF Rlcnmonds Build
ing and Lighting Department: General Manager J.
H. Swinarton Of the Staten Island Electric Company
and a number OF others met In the Controllers o.
fee. President Cromwell present. although he
was not among those included when the conference
was arranged for
The conference lasted two hours. At It's close Con
trper Coler and Mr.. Swinarton had come TO an
agreement and basis ~ settlement was arrived a.
The Controller then audited the bills or the company
up 20 July last The rest OF the bills were 70 be
gone over this morning
Controller Coler had announced to those present
that he would sign voucher to-day for N5l.sli 50
70 pay the electric lighting company FOR the bills
due 70 July last and every one seemed trying 70
get the streets illuminated last night. when Com
missioner Kearney lost his temper and. angrliy
| approaching President Cromwell. said:
What are you sticking your nose II here for.
anyway You are only trying 70 make political
capita out Of this thing
y am here IN the interest Of the people q Rich
torted Mr.. Cromwell, "and ready TO give a
guarantee II need be, that Will keep the lights go
ing.
As Mr Cromwell is rich that proposition seemed
20 excite Mr.. Muller too. He hri-tied UP 70 the
President Of the Borough who IS the only RepuD-
lcan President who was elected under the charter.
"Oh. what you want Is that the Olympia club. a
Republican organization down there. have a
torchlight procession tonight and hurt ticket.
eh2" snapped the Democratic boss who may have
thought The natural thrift ~ his family I'm getting
his son elected County Clerk was being nterfercd
with II not endangered
Commissioner kearney and Congressman Muller
then hofly accused President Cromwell ~ nducin z
Mr Swinarton not 70 turn the lights yet "On.
I'll turn the lights on when I see the Controller
sign the voucher FOR the company. bur ! dom
think our Board Of Directors will arrange n ho-
fore the manager dipomatically replied Whereat
The Controller promised 10 sign the voucher AT 70
| o'clock to-day.
M Swinarton last evening said ne expected the
lights would he turned this evening He said
'he company always erdeavored 20 keep out Of
politics and II there any politics in the matter
he wanted TO have nothing do with X.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
SENATOR MASON NAY RESIGN.
ALLEGED SCHEME TO MAXI NORTHcoTr cANDI-
DATE FOR GOVERNOR OF ILL
NO1s NEXT YEAR

Chicago. Oct Z-'The Times-Herald" to-mor-
rou Will say that Senator William + Mason a
threat 10 resign unless the Administration pres
ent foreign policy is changel may he executed nN-
foro christmas according 10 the latest propnecf.
Persons who assume 20 he wei informed inslSi
tbs, he viii step out imnedia tev. in pursuance OF
s1 .rrarqerert which will change the face ~ Re
publican politics in Illinois The story as "iaeF
circulated runs 10 this ereef- ...- 90.
senator Mason viii resign IN feN weeks 20
T. ke high salaried legal pos uo1-Sl-Wn or MOI
4 y4s~-u,ith one of the largest corporations ~ me
COUNTRY having headquarters in chicago GOV
ernor Tanner viii then resign, and lieiteHaut 20.
e-no~ Mort hcotf succeeding 10 The Governor
shin VIII appoint Tanner - the vacant senator
shin With Tanner thus eliminated. Northcoll can
ne made The "organizatior candidate TOT FQFtfNoI
ne~i year The Interests which az" l.@eeS -
making Senator Mason their attorney ~ hiR sai-
an with long term contract are interests "hitn
nave friendly feeling for Governor Tanner :
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
4 LECTURE on CREEK TEMPLES.

Professor william II. Goodyear VIII lecture on
''The Greek Temples and Their Modern Copies al
the Brooklyn Institute Museum. Eastern Parkway
al 3.3o O'Clock this afternoon. The subject matter
will include the Elgin marbles n the British Mu-
scum Ghe Parthenon treze. Ps-thenon gable
sculptures and metOpesl which VIII be conectned
with many views Of the Parthenon itself. The
Erechtheiuu Will he illustrated in detail A general
account of the Doric Ionic and Cornthlan orders
Viil be connected with illustrations OF the modern
uses o, these Greek orders. The lecture Will be
illustrated with coiored views. No tickets are re-
f~e1
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
lyman B. GoFF RoBBED on A srREETcAR.

lyman x cor the well known manufacturer. OF
-"suohe' K. J.. was robbed OF a watch valued
-, o. and diamond ocket last night. while
= 'e-uhg from a Madison-ave. car al rhiTty-eighth-
@no Fark-ave. He or his way 10 the Union
re-e Cluo az the time He boarded tho car az
'''hiro-st and Fourth-ave. When he got 10
crovs ssiEnth-st the rear platform OF the car was
ersi - auc as he was getting of the car sew
watef soI- siI j2stled against hin. lie missed ms
gfou-s az rocket as soon as he stepped on the
car - - but u Was then too late to Jump on the
vas s'..nn lie Is sure the things taken as he
3"lsitan Hotel
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
G1yyvs BODY 70 BE Buried HERE.

Mrs William " Horry ~ No. lo2 Kingston-avs
Brooklyn. went 70 Port Chester Yesterday N claim
the body of Michael Glynn Gynn. who was sea-
faring mar formerly lived AZ State and Columbia
ats and WAS uam7.1S 70 NeW-ha on Wednes-
Boston express train. and died few hours later
In the Port Chester Hospital Both O' his legs and
one I'm wore eur or and he had received internal
Injuries The body was buried IN he Potiers Field.
b1f Mrs Horny viii have it taken up and re-
hurled IN calvary Cemetery. she showed Father
Waters papers which proved that 6lynn was heir
80 n-onarf ifi.d AZ about 8 900 and said that he
would have come into possession or u in about
three weeks had he lived.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
PATTERSON EYJOfYS SrVVTr.

r.. authorities - summit yesterday ~
a.-es - show, cause before Nice-Chanccior Emery
,n Jersey city on Monday morning. Why summit
should not restrained from emp,y.ns Us se~ase
Srto The Passaic River above me go 80
~ 'i r,',nr sueciai counsel f0r rho Paterson
Tsosrd ., Health brought the proceedinss ~, ,..
pS,1r,it h using filtration beds 70 o. pose OF -
49, The officials OF Pa erson ailege t1at tese
- 10 not remove the polluuon
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
coLLEcroR R0DlNs sRORrlGE.

Cape May. oct. z (speciaD-it IS now feared
that the shortage of city Collector j. W Rodan is
not less than $3.50. No trace ~ the missing man
has been found a- yet AMI it is believed 'hat be
has left the country
Roian had been for years an extensive dealer Ia
Hour feed cOal and wood and had been prominent
iu Democratic county politics and lu city uNtt5
lie j. a member of the DemO- ATTIC state commit
tee and has been a cauoIasi. for the state senate
and Assembly he hrd the office ~ Collector five
wears and g. believed 90 nave spent IN these cam
paigus far more than the entire amount he re
ceiycd !n salary and commissions
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
471AyTrc ASs0crAT10y cOuMTTTEES.

Philadelphia Oct. G.-The Board ~ Managers
of the Atlantic Division of the Amateur Aihleu'
Union az a special meeting held here last nieht
elected Charles Il Nende Athletic Club N Pniia-
aAlnhia Malcolm Henry and Or Alva F. Ford 70
I'll vacancies on the Board The National S1 m
ming Association again agreed 10 give the swim
ming championship TO the Atlantic Division Tor 1910
without cost .,.s -. -, -
,,ear. Finance Harry MoMllan DIR Merrill
fopkinson and Henry G Pennman. Memoersh'p-
John ". Kelly ir Nevison Long ano ) i ster-
-.tt Swimming ChampiOnsliis-J. II. Sterrett
Charles H. Blake and Or. Alva +. Ford Records
IL l.. Haughton. George Il. Lamb and John W
Lall..
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
CAPTAIN GODDARD At THE CIrIc GLIB.

The regular weekly meeting of the Civic Club
was held last night in the clubhouse No. 243 East
Thirty fourth-st. and an address was made hy
CAPTAIN + Norton Goddard O; Governor Rooae-
velt's stan The club L. non-ooliucal in character.
ard although Captain Goddard is me X publican
iss3er Of the XXth Assembly District and presi-
dent Of the East Side Republican Iluo. inere Nds
moi suggestion 81 politics IN mis- address. lie tod
80 the club having only about thirty members
four years ago and increasing the membership 10
TO Iundred while there were so MANY a.Dl' ca
lions for membership that 81 had been found nfces
sarv 10 restrict the number that could 10 eiected
monthly
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
DrScOTgRED ~ TINE.

Elizabeth. Oct = (speciaD.-The biz fyVhee' at
,acbod 70 one y the large engines n th' plant -
the Singer Manufacturing Company. ~ Elzaoe'a-
rort was discovered 90 be cracked carly This morn
t,g and the engineer promptly stopped the engine
before any harm was done. The break caused
SUSPENSION OF work In all that par or 'he tsia
fshr,art and about one tn0Iaand efrf'ofeS VII
he idle for some days. The machinery on tve doors
Ia the main building Is affected by the mlshap.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
Assr,R7yNAX SLATER SPEAKS.
pvpr-Rr1-ANs HOLD A RALLY y THE XXXIs
nTS-ETr-

REPT BLIcANs HOLD A RALLY ~ THE AAAlsI
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The Republicans Of the XXXIst Assembly Dis
trtcr held rally last night A. One-hundred-and-
-vrer+v-seventh-st and Lenox-ave. William II.
Sage presided The meeting was an enthusiastic
one and some O. the remarks Of the speakers were
appauded 70 the echo The rooms proved all 100
small for those who wanted 10 hear. among whom
were many Democrats and Citizens Union men.
The speakers Of the evening were Pratt J. Brown
Elias Goodman Republican candidate FOR Alder
man and Assemblyman Samuel Scott Slater, Re
nubicar candidate for reelection. J. Leslie Gossn
delivered defamation entitled the Rough
Riders" which was enthusiastically received es-
peciauy when the name Of the Governor was men
toned Mr. Slater said IN part:
The only issue AZ the coming election IS this
Shall Ne have a clean government or nor tal.s
diN4rouces are 10 put aside. WIN Us TINS even
ing are not only Republicans who have voted w
straight Republican ticket ever since lneE No'eu
at All bur there are here also many VINO nave
file Of Tammany Hall kno" TINS and ere e.sl.-s
every effort IN their power 10 stem the toe. now
one word about the McCullaeh deputies thhl li'4
are CRYING out against. one question. Is an non
right 20 vote or rOtH Is ~ the honest man VINO
h afraid % the law AZ any time: Another ques-
lion Why Is II that there are so many or opposite
nolitcal cieeds here tonight who state mat lAey
sre going 70 vote the Republican ticket They
have come to know what TammanE is Ihey nave
heard from is leader that the followers or am
many Hall are looking Out for their own pockeis
eli H.. lime The issue. therefore L. clean or an
mclean government We sec the results o. the
latter on Election Day W. are 20 see "neiher y
Is continue or 10 enc.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
MAN WHO SAYS HE rs WILLIAM r HAYES Ar
RESTED N 4 SALOON.

man who saws be IL william e. Hayes thirty
nine years old and gave Westneid Long Island
as his home was arrested last night charged with
assauliing a man IN saloon az Forty ninih-st ana
sixth-ave The victim Of the alleged assault Is
Thomas J Daytoe OF No s5 East one hundred
and-twenty -seventh-st
policeman took Hayes 70 the police station IN
a hanson cab which was awaiting him outside
He was well dressed and had "a large sum Of money.
A man called 10 offer bail, but the sergeant de-
cllned 10 accept a. The stranger then returned 20
his cab and told his cOachman to drive back re
the Metropolitan Club. Ills name could not Ds
learned
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
ALpERnAN AcKERNANS FrNERAL.

CHIEF Clerk Michael T. Blake yesterday called
meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen for 1870 a n.
to-day for the purpose Of passing appropriate
iu+lons on the death Of Alderman Ackerrnan and
making arrangements for attending the funeral
Jacob D Alderman Was the Republican member
Prom the NNTIth District Of Brooklyn. He died
from TYPHOID fever on Thursday and leaves a
widow and an adopted daughter. He had lived IN
Brooklyn FOR hfteen years prior 10 that time living
The Board of Aldermen Will attend the funeral
n a body a. the Tompkins Avenue Congregational
Church
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
or4RRELLEn 4yD rooK L4UpANrN.

Paterson. OCT. 2 lSprclaD.-After quarrel with
her husband this evening Mrs Mary T. Hopper
A co!ofed woman. swallowed three ounces o. lauda-
mum on the stoop OF her home az No. p Mont
somsry-sf she VA removed 10 iho General Hos
rifal and has small chances o. recovering Mrs
topner IS tho woman who gained considerable
uotori.ty year ago hy marrying az the armorl
during fair and in the presence OF Ave thousand
persons
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
MARCUS DALY I'LL AT 4 HOTEL

ov.s DAILY Of Montana known tho country
s.,. us Copper King OF Butte. who made 50
~. contest with ". A. Clark for the seat in
N ssna'e which the latter holds. has been quite
"e Hotel Netheriand for some time. Untl
Lat L. ,Dr Janeway was IA attendance on him
Kin -. u Thompson has been looking after
seat do day. Ia answer 20 inquiry word WAS
49, VAS somewhat better.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
LYNCHIYG NEAR MACON.

Macon. Ca. oct John Goosby. a negro was
,vncbed AT Reagans MIL. about six miles from
here late last night. by mob from Twiggs County.
E~ostv few DAYS ago stabbed his employer.
Tohn 42obinson Robinson Will probably recover.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
DrArE or LEVERETT CLARK.

The funeral % Ieverett Clark. VINO died on Thurs
dav from apoplexy. Will be held to-nlsht az ms
home No Il Lawrence-st Nj Clark was Tor
-. ,s,rs ~, annploye IN the mechanical depart
ment Of Navy yard % rs'rd brtSday tnIonsH wa S
40 - an October Il last lie married IN iolo
%orig % Oiihrated his golden wedding anniversary SIX
years ago. ,,...-,o- and har death AZ
,.sa Its health seriously Two daughters survive
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
FORMER BorELKEEPLR BANKRUPT

Frank Maaley or so 332 Gates-aye.. FOR
rnerly Ia business as hOte.keeper with Frederick
r Lotta al No Il Coruandt-st. Manhattan. fcd
Yesterday MS petition IN bankruptcy His schedules
show an Indebtedness Of s. si 40 10 seventeen ctedi-
tors and assets valued AZ 81 IN addition 10 three
lie insurance policies f0r 500
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.

Mr. Martha A. Gills. OF No l@ Reid-aVe"
Rrooklyn. wa burned 10 death last night az her
home While she WAS lighting a gas jet her dress
caught fire and in a moment she was enve4oped III
or.s D- H.nrv Osfheur of No IA Reid ave
,'as sornrnonet The woman died a few minutes
sffer the physician reached the house
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
c.rrHoByr srRRFyDFRs FrYsELF

John 2 Cawthorne who was indicted by the
United states Grand jury on charges o. conspiracy
ard theft, from the BROOKLYN Navy Yard. surren-
dered himself into the custody ~ the United States
Marshal Yesterday morning and was he'd in 1880
hall FOR trial
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
NrsT BE LICENSED ENGINEERS.
POLICE coNNlssIoNERs' DECISION REGARDING
TIT orrr AToRs or AUTOMOBILES
---------- RolI-ERs
-AtING STEAM BOILERS

serTssr' Frank Nangin. ir. IN command y the
b'ler squad '.s'erday sent communication 20
iHe Pole Co~~ -sioners stating that he had been
n'orns6 f1.- parade of automobiles was soon
70 20 hea .ls city and that several Of the
sl.omooles we're ftied with steam boilers lie
l-stec o. tr . fle boilers on such automobiles
N9llo have boo tested the same as other steam
licensed ela
..i ias Comm .rers instructed Sergeant Mansn
way = VorI a violation of the law II the boil
~ were no' '.~'ed ard = the man In charge was
y. GUY lire sed engineer. Al owners or steam
S-o-.ooies be- required 10 live up 10 the con-
'.-.0ns o. the
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
o.rs MS WIFE SUPPORTS HIM

r,-aaer,ck J. Greeve OF No. 4ie Herkimer-st. filed
as,,,ion IN bankruptcy yesterday He names
J,orard NJ. smith a. secured creditor IN 30" on
, bond and other indebtedness amounting no - %
81 he a. without means ls supported by his VIE
- thar mis- clothing Is contributed DJ his sOn-n-
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
rAREHAM GETS A BROOKLYN RECTOR.

The Rev C. p Mitchell graduate ot the Union
Tbeoiocical Seminary and A member % the Brook
lyn Presbytery. has accepted the unanimous call
extended TO him by the First Congresa tonal
Church ot Wareham Mass. This church IS one u
the oldes, IN New England. having been organized
t~
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
FJRr EyGINE coMPIyY CONSOLIDATION

II is understood that arrangements are nearly
completed for the consolidation OF ten concerns
manufacturing fire engines into a company with d,
efC
New-York tribune., 1899-10-28
mcrLLAGH GETS MORE WARRANTS.

Superintendent McCulagh. with several Of his
deputies yesterday afternoon appeared before city
Magistrate Pool the West Side Court and swore
out Il batch Of warrants for alleged Illegal voters
which will be served on Election Day. Some o1 Inc
warrants call FOR the arrest Of registered voters IN
tho NfXfh Assembly District