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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
RAILROAD WAR At MARTINS FERRY.

Wheeling " Va Jan. B-The Wheeling and
Lake Eric and Cleveland. Lorain and wheeling
railroads are engaged In a right-of-way war over
the river AZ Martins Ferry. Las, week the nrst
round was fought and resulted In the Wheeling
and Lake Erie getting in its switch Ia the disputed
territory and across the tracks Of the other road
This work was done in the dead Of night Since
then the Wheeling has had an engine standing
across The new track guarding It's forcibly acquired
pOssessiOn This afternoon the engine was sent
away for a fresh supply Of water. and AZ once me
cleveland LOrain and Wheeling got In its work
First the other company'- engine was blocked from
again establishing ~ blockade After this a force
~ men tore up the newly laid tracks OF the
wheeling and also esta bshed it, own blockade az
the disputed point. In addition. Wheeling ana
Lake Erie shot over switch into the Erie
River which Is now at nigh stagk ana the car
10 entirely submerged. Two ClevelaM. Loraln and
Wheeling cars were thrown from the track ana
paddy damaged. The afternoons work was wit
messed BY a large and interested crowd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC

MoNDAYA O m Tor Maroiqae and nom np pssas
y5. N a, y PTr for Bese "S Puerto cgrs ara
aaeH4a per sae a from ysH h.ac psinss
al p for Jamaica per steamer from Sa1 ~, c.r
trail America except costa Hcal and South Passe
P9ri' Pa, be- directed per Aahca y al p Tor
Mexico per 5 LYDIA Via Prosreso and Tampico dss.
Jamaica, per steamer from Boston Sp ~,
wEDNEsP }. Mani Fla at 'Sr ' sor s.Tmu
Tr,n,saa a, 10 a. m FOR Porto Rico pei United
sp'Gs 70, 10 PED. Goaas and
Alps 10 m 'supglemsntary io,Se ,h NJ s ss
Hostein AZ 4 a m f'r sanso'' p.o csmvsss.
chiapas. Tabasco and Yeeaan per :. $ orizsos ss,,
Tor other parts OF Meyeo mus pe p,s., coan.
Romsa Prime ya psTn AZ sy.e ss' 9
Roman PrnceO; a, 10 p m for JAMAICA per S's'a'e'
from Mobile; p m. ,'upp.m,ntary ~ p W a., ,or
Nassau. y p, Guantanamo ssn,.so de cuba MANIA
rR abe and @ t Brazil and IA Plata coans
per GeF 5T N9 gs mus: b. Greeted PER
C1leriss),. at D. m. FOR Porto Rico. per s. 3 VIM
sATf'RD4YH1t o.ao a. m supplementary 10 a M for
siToadS sIs 10 s5 nj .of fortune Island
Jamaica sayana G a mus, be- sIr.c,s per
5S - d a. ,1G must be directed per consh 1890
Seheausa CARA ciacao rrniaid s5a Dutch Guiana
st nj. 9s liI'f t2o per r or sloane,
from Miami. Fla al IS D. m ior Cps.a ~ n'V,i -
steamer from Ne~Orleans az 20 p m lot ~ F'e''s-
MlGueloa per steamer from HALIFAX
Mails for Ns1ass sy 5 raj o g N s.9 !. sTs1s ~ and
eonrcctins close here every Monday. Wednesday snS
satafaay Mails for Mquelon y rail % Boston, ard
,ps-@c Nv stas ner close AZ this office daiy AZ ~" M
NaTs Tor cuba rall 10 Port Tampa ft an1 .nshss
"a team close Al this OF daily except Moneayl
- M connecting closes here every sun's}
~ $50 ~ steamer c0se this once every Aonoay
@-e.d.y ard Saturday AZ 23o M connecting .o.-s
49, syerv tuesday ard saturday MAILS tor hsmso
49, e-arf unless specially addressed tor olsps.sI
Son n m REGISTERED mail closes o. y ~ p's'''~'
day -o,NspAr rFfc NAILS
-, -, ,.s,os Iauan and Hawaii per O. o Nippon
MAILS 70, Francisco). here daily Up 20 !sn-
,s.,s 10 A, 80 .. Malls FOR Hawai-. per
trala az m Mails for Australia except thoss
Wi Australia which are forwarded wa so'"s-,.
I9I "1.t.a1 Hawaii. FIJI and samoan isisnds prI
Mariposa from san Franciscol sIoss hs sn ",'
aitei 1850 or arrival OF q camDanla dus 70 CON
nis .itb a N close January 81 haii. Tor nina
~ 49, u.r . Em9rt. OF Japan from vancouver,
~ ~, hsre daily I'D January fz5 AZ $50 p NJ nshs
Il 'n T,Dc,sc0 close here daily January - Al
a 90 = ~ Mails for Australia except Vest AUSTRALIAN,
Ns,sz.alend Hawaii and FIJI Islands per > q Aorsnf
-, Vancouveri close here daily after January WI
ami up to February a, ESQ p M Malls tsr china sa
80 Tsn,n n.r coiumbia from racoma) close here
r.n.nAslc malls forwarded 20 port OF sailing oahys
and the schedule OF closing arranged on the pre-
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit fhse'
ister.d mail closes at p N. previous dAy
coRNELICs VAN COT. rSsstmaNA
Pos, once New york. n. T.. January II ieS :.
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,,oopEuOn Saturday evening January ~ at his resl-
49, No f4g Franklin 81. Astoria. Ions Isana rev
Ed,,,inS d Cooper. y. D., venerable AIchaeASeh o.
Queens ana fr thry-tw2 years rector OF the Chufeh
,..s1 asr,ees viii be held above church on
,-,s',,r~ cIer,, are requested 70 bring vestments
InterInent Essex, y J.
p,Nr--On saturday January H. 1900 az her residence
& g53 Carlton. ave, Brooklyn. louisa IAA ,Iahe
ilest daughter the late George b. FISK ana "'e OF
the late Henry NJ. Crane
Funeral private
Interment IN Greenwood
pows-on FRIDAY January i3 1893. David Dows jr.' in
ts- - eevs at his late residence No 80 East 10Th
At on Monday January 10 az ~ . e'o'A d IA
Interment "a sleepy Hollow Seihe's'S
CINNAMON sunday January IS Hannah ". Pardon
,yifoN, Of samuel Pardon aged 10 years - a.. "a
x,i asryiceF Will held AT her late residence 10 70
W..t isTth-st Tuesday. January IL lsS' n 10"
y. m ,..,,at 70 attand
intcrrnsnt AZ Trinity Cemetery.
u,reVy On FRIDAY January 10, at her home; NO le
,ve.t flQ,h ST. Virginia Isabel Foroes beloved "'te o.
T,ranci- Whlng Haley - ,,ua-,, ~
clock 90 whch relatives and frfehus are 'h'''se
tfrtJrER-At Metuchen y J., January u Emma r.
tIIiis, widow Of Richard HITLER IN her sfth year
t,asr, services Will held az the residence OF he'
s.nybte- Mr.. George W. Greason. on Tuesday jan
uary II at o'clock ,,u
Interment al the convenience or fAniiY -. .,.,.sS
Train leaves PENNSYLVANIA Depot New-fork ciocs.
Three minutes' walk from station Return tram A'oA
n m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
MUSIC.
THE SEVENTH METROPOLITAN CONCERT.

Mr.. Grau seems determined not only 10 compei
thousands Of people to attend his Sunday night
concerts but TO compel newspaper attention 10
them by devices like those which he employs III 'he
opera The ice Of Indifference having been eiec'u-
ally broken a week ago last night saw wonder
full upwe.llng OF the waters Of enthusiasm. small
wonder. for Nine sembrich sang and Marie BreIna
and Van Rooy not to mention VI. Hagnac' VINO
only sang his solos to the delight OF -FOUR thou
sand people. more or less. but also helped give
dramatic effect to Nine Sombrich's performance
OF the scene from the first act Of La Iraviata
with which she turned a reasonably s'aid gathering
into a houseful OF enthusiastic Bedlamites. lha'
was in the early part OF the evening, AID later the
scene was repeated and augmented when she sang
Strauss "N oce III Prmavera" ard anerWard'
since nothing else would still the tumult, An non
gfunge" from "Sonnambua.' and CHOPIN
"Maiden's Wish" as only she can sing them. Nine
Brema less hackneyed bHt less happy In her
first solo which was long and rather monotohous
descriptive setting by Salnt-Saens Of Victor Hugos
ballad La fancee du Timballier." which while
full OF beautiful details Is yet I'll adapted to
popular concert audience. She was more success
ful later with two songs Schubert's Der Doppel-
ginger" and Nous nous almerons,' by NJ. Am
hurst Weber. ;he accompanies and secretary OF
the Nm De Reszke-and a neat song Il was. There
remains for mention De Heer Van Rooy. VINO
performed his first mission by demonstrating tha'
there was voice enough in his throat for the torea-
dor song from Carmen" He made the demonstTa-
ton as empha;lcally the greatest lover OF So
norlty could wish repeated one stanza, and later
sang German songs like the most finished OF Ger
iedn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16

Harrisburg Penn, Jan. l5.-Captain A "HSon
Norris Of Harrisburg. assistant adIu'dh'-sV"e 20.
on the staff Of General J. T. S. Goblin. comnahuei
OF the Third Brigade OF the First Division OF the
Second Army Corps. stationed at Augusta ga
died suddenly this evening at the Harrisburg O'uU
Captain Norris came nome last night on fur'ous"
TO attend the inaugural ceremonies and was APP
parently in good health until o'clock this alIe'-
noon when he was taken sick while conversins
with friends He nephew OF the latt huul
tor General A. W Norris, was "A viee-presldeht ~
tho state League OF Republican Clubs ana one OF
the best known and most popular young men IN tte
community He gave up the practice OF IA" az o sns
breakinE out OF the war with Spain 10 become
adiufanf OF the sth Pennsylvania Volunteers ana
was subsequently promoted 10 be captain ana az
signed TO General Gobins stan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
ADMIRAL SIMPSONS PLANS.

THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON TO PRACTISE
DIFFICULT MANGUvREs
Sen Ridge, Jan. Is (SpeciaD. Rear Admiral w
T. Sampson is expected TO Issue orders this week
l0r the gathering OF the North Atlantic Squadron
When the yearly evolutons Will take place has not
as yet been decided
Admiral sampson said yesterday: u am not able
70 ie what the evolutlons Of the squadron will be,
vi there VIII be many entirely new ones ana
nose that are found difficult will be the ones
Tss pfactised Our signal book has great many
t-Ak numbers in f. spaces left for the purpose OF
r.-s MED In when new manQuvree arc ROUND
- essafy. Special signals always placed IN
ne sigma book 10 cover special cases that appear
~ ~ required. OF Santiago special signals were
ranged -, -ia! pa. ca - co,,,e-a
vessels ~ ~
to- mac been ruuored that Admiral Sampson IN
S.ueu 70 move 10 NeW-YOrk CITY, but he said to-
10! mat he well satisfied with his country
i'm yne IN Glen Ridge, and had no intention Of NOV
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MEMORIAL WINDOW ,.
PostoEice Notice.


tshouh be read DAILY b. all interested A. changes
may a any tirieJ - a, ,sca
T'ora,rn mails FOR the ending January 81, isV
will lose promptly In all the General Posoee
as follows Parcels Post Mails close one hour carrier
than closing SHOWN Below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
Tr-EsDAY-At $50 a m. Europe, per Cynrio.
Ma Queenstown must be directed per . nlrie
AZ 10 A m ,or scotland direct per FgFness@, VIA
glasgow detters be directed per Furnessa ,
WEDNESDAY-At a. supplementary A. m ror
FuroDe per -. Lous'. va southampton istters
Tor Ireland must directed per ST. Louis - al a M
complementary i0aO a. M for Europe per : = oeI-
maze. Queenstown. At iv3O A. m for BeNlurn
direct per Aragona. via Antwerp uetters must 0s
directed per AragoLia J. .. 81,
sATi-RDAY-At a. m. FOR France, swiNerlana ftaly,
"A Bfotagne'. via Fayre tetters foi other paris OF
t,irupe nust be directed per Ia Bretsgne'D A. m
for Netherlands direct. PER Amsterdam va mister
dan, uettars must be directed per Amsterdam }, 81
"a m supp efnentary lO:3V a NJ FOR Europe. per 8 .
s4r,i,. ia Queenstown AZ II a. m for Notwsy direct
nor Island uetters must directed per lslani D.
sPRINTED NATTER. ETC.--German cleaners sailing
on tuesdays TAX Printed Matter. ETC., Tor Germany
and Su.clay Addressed Printed Matter. etc Tor otner
ra-fs Of Europe. American and White star steamers
In Wednesdays. German steamers on THURSDAYS, ara
1urart French and German steamers on SATURDAYS
taxa Printed fer al countries Tor WHICH
they are advertised 20 carry mall
After the closing ~ supplementary Trans Aanuc
Mails named above. additional supplementary meis
are opened on the piers Of the American Ens lsn,
French and German steamers, and remain open unth
within Ten Minutes Of the norr Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
pyPJOvS STORM IN TEXAS.

Iongview, Tex, Jan. ia tornado passed
through this county on Friday from the southwest
four miles northwest OF Kilgore. The tornado
swept down and demolished tenemeni-house Oh
,the Moore place in which were Mrs. McCune ana
1--WE children dangerously iniuring ALL and perhaps
fatally iniuring Mrs. McCune. Her husband was
away from home and was unhurt. Acres OF forest
trees are uprooted and every ming was swept De-
go the winds fury. The rain the heaviest
ever witnessed and the creeks are 80 swollen tnat
-, 70 This hour communication is impossible with
~ oonfnern na-t OF the county. All wires went
dnu,n and trees were blown across the lnterna-
tonai and Great Northern railroad IN seFe'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
SILVER MEN Plan A CONVENTION.

REPRESENTATIVE SPEAKERS SECURED FOR THE
LOUISVILLE MEETING.
Louisville Ky. Jan l5.-Judge j. 7. Tarvin' OF
(,o..t,o,o, rrestdent Of the League Of Bimetallic
Clubs Of the Ohio Valley, met local committee
Of the Young Mems Democratic Club to-day ana
made ARRANGEMENTS for the convention which the
League will hold in Louisville next summer ms
il ne first active step OF preparation made toward
,bie Gathering Of advocates OF the white metal
Judge Tarvin stated TO the committee that he had
secured as speakers FOR the occasion William Jen-
nines BRYAN. George Fred williams. OF Massachu-
sets. Charles A. Towne. OF Minnesota, ana prop
ably Ex-Governor Atgeld and Senator J. h Jones'
- ,-Lorsas chairman Of the National Democratic
comfnlttee There will also be A number OF prom,
uent sneakers OF the four States 70 pc Tepiese,.cu
tSenfi,cLv Indiana Illinois and ono; ine
Executive Committee Of the League VIII no.q
session in Chicago IN the next ten days. A ina
meeting further matters pertaining 70 ths LCIls
VILE meeting will be definitely settled JUDGE la
win expacts an attendance al The convention VI
twelve hundred delegates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
nR. MAxWELEs VIEW YACHT.

J. Rogers Maxwell. OF the Atlantic Yacht CUB
has contracted with the Pussy and Jones ON
49, =, Wilmington. Del TO build a steam yacht
rom designs by H. G. Wintringham. Il is 10 be
launched about June l. 1t is TO be OF steel IL
faat on the water-line 10 feet inches over an
* foot lnche. beam. II feet deep and zee :
drougb- RE forward deckhouse. % feet long ana
~ feef wide will be used dining room and WI
have a pantry and other accessories. Whlle tnr
- de,x horsc ~ feet long by 10 feet wide, Will
be the saloon with q companlonway leading below
poth houses will have mahogany finish. Inc yacHt
viii be fitted with triple expansion engines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
OBITUARY NOTES.

Catskill n Y. Jan. l5.-Henry u. Shores. Cor
poration Counsel. died this afternoon in this city
from typhoid fever
Ashland. Ohio Jan. l5-Major G. ". Uric. the
first Treasurer % Ashland County. died to-day aged
ninety-three He was said to be the Oldest Mason
in Ohio
Chicago Jan i5--John Maher. formerly promi-
mont contractor at New-Haven. Conn, is dead IN
mis- city. where he had lived since 1884 While IN
business at Nev-Haven Maher constructed several
- the Yala buildings the New-Haven waterwOrks.
the Union station and the Offices OF the New-forA,
NnU-Havan and Hartford Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
TO START FOR AMERICA SOON.
ALLEGED THIEF N A BROADWAY CHURCH

ACCUSED OF PICKING 4 wOMAN's PocKET-sAYs
HE DIDN'T INTEND TO STEAL.
As the congregation was filing out Of the Broad
vav Tabernacle at Broadway and Thirty-iourth-
st. yesterday afternoon the members were not d
little disturbed to hear a woman's shrieks and 10
see a well-dressed gray-haired man make n dash
down the main aisle and Try TO get out OF the
edince in advance Of every body else.
stop him" cred the woman Historically. stop
him, He's thief. He's got my pocketbook'
william r. Fearn. the sexton caught the lI I
tive as he WAS passing out at the dOOI. ING
woman and others said that ne had put his hand
in her pocket and extracted her purse. without
waiting further the sexton took his prisoner 10 the
West Thirteth-st. station There he was v pcsBls
asked where he lived he said 1t does not matter.
He denied that ne had intended 10 steal. 1uI me
police said they believed him to Ne an oiu o'ie1''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
pporry RAIL CAUSES ACCIDENT.

Clay CITY H.. Jan. l5-Passenger tram no. on
the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern, leaving 81
or,s st 2.a5 this morning was thrown from the
track east Of here by a broken rail II Was dis
covered afterward that the raj had flaw ana vas
detective The rail was broken by the engine pass
Inc Over u and deraed the cOmbinatlOn-car. cOacn
and sleeper There were three men one woman
and two children slightly Injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
WeshiuEtrn Jan 1.-THE weather conditions arc mod
crate over the The pressure s high ~
the South Atlantic Coast In the middle plateau fee"
and IN Assrihoia. storm appears 10 be developing
IN .ha North Pacific Coast Ram has ialen IN Ne"-
r-npl,nd IN the west CUR Coast ana on the Middle
and North Pacific coasts The temperature has remained
stationary In all districts Generally fair weather ana
stationary temperature DO expected from TIE R9Sky
Maintains 10 the Atlantic except hgh ram in tne iae
lions and on tho Middle and West Gun coasts I.iShI
westerly winds viii prevail On the North Atianl. ,oa@'
or rh variable winds the Middle and south Atlantic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
ARRANGEMENTS AT LEWISTON.
LEGISLATURE CANNOT ADJOURN. BECAUSE OF
sENATORsHIP ELECTION.

Augusta Me- Jan. l. (SpecaD.-The funeral of
Congressman Nelson Dngley will ne held al MS
home in lewiston a. ?. m. on wednesday ne
train bearing the body will reach that CITY on
Tuesday afternoon TIL the funeral tho body will
he in state AZ the home OF the Dingley family, IN
Maine-st All the members OF the Maine delegation
in Congress are expected to be present Senate
Frye being a member OF the Congressional Com
mittec.
A. Tuesdays session o. the Legislature resolu-
lions % sympathy will he passed and Join, COM
n,ttee will be appointed 20 attend tho funeral As
the law compels the election of n United states
Senator on Wednesday the legislature cannot ad-
tourn The schools will close and business Will De
stIspended FOR tho greater part OF the DAY Gov
nor Powers his staff ana nearly an the STATE ON,
cals will he present Prominent men from al
nsrts OF the state will also be there.
The body will be placed ~ the receiving Vauli ~
the Auburn Cemetery and will be buried IN the
erriug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
AMERICAN CLUB MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the members OF the Amor
lean Yacht Club will be held at the WALDORF ~
toria tomorrow At $50 p n, when the annua
elec,,ou will be held FOR officers OF the CLUB. TO
serve fer tie ensuing year and for three trustee
class OF 1902 10 accordance with Section sl
Chautcr I and Sections and OF chapter z OF 'Hs
hvIawg The polls Will be open Tor one no'F \
rlu attendance Of embers - desired Lacn dctlNt
member of ne club In good standing not ~ arrears
f5r annual dues is entitled TO cast one vote ioE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
y0vl scOTIAy ToWy THREATENED.

Halifax. y s. Jan 1.-THE town OF Yarmouth
wa. threatened to-day with a disastrous conaagra-
ton and only good judgment and the possession OF
a splendid nre-aghting service saved the town
from being wiped out A. II was IRE "hich
star,ed In Danes clothing house burned that place
ane consumed the premises OF The Victoria care
1bS dwelling OF J. II Hurlbert Moody & lie Blanc.s
.b,ere and the 4 q Hood Company. jewellers,
rr.'oLtnc sweep OF the block OF buildings. three
and a half stories high. gale Of wind was blow
an. ~ To- n time the town seemed doomed. The
-. a. large. insurance partial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
EDWARD K. O.BKIEN.

Augusta. Ne Jan. 4 (speciaD.-Word reached
here tonight OF the death OF Edward K Brien' OF
Thomaston. after an Illness or eight weeks. nc
was elected to the Maine House last fall. but on
,ccourt NJ U-hoalth was unable 10 take his seat
Mr. O'Brion was Il wealthy shipowner. ana was
Interested to great extent IN New lorA shiat3-
ming He was siXty-siX years Old ana unmarIleu
Fe was prominent member Of the Democrauc
party ran against Mr. Blaine for congress Ia 20,
ard was a delegate 20 the National Convention that
nominated Horace Greeley for the PRESIDENCY IN
iS72 H. had served in both branches CT the Legls-
la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
MARCIS {. HAMLEY.

Newtown. Conn Jan. l6.-Marcus c. Hawley.
prominent New-York business man. died at Ms
home here to-day from nervous prostraiion at the
age Of slxty-hve gears. He was president OF the
Hawley Brothers Hardware Company. OF New.
York and san Francisco. until recently president
OF the Shreveport and Houston Railroad. wee
president OF the Bridgeport Steamboat company
and prominently identified with other interests ne
To- W. a widow and a daughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
ANERicAY SCHOOL FELLOWSHIpS.

H.annOunced that the competitive examinations
~ me ielowships OF the American School OF
- 'ca4 Studies d. Athens Will be held this year
tbs, isIch l6. Il and j. Candidates are 10 enter
p names on or before February I with Professor
% ov! a. Wheeler Ithaca y y chairman OF the Eel
10 riip committee from whom all Information AZ
o. ships yield 500 each The Hoppin Fellowship
1tnonW women only. yields $1,000, and is assigned
MI 70 such az have ALREADY held a regular com
''-u'e fellowship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
Joseph MARIE.

Iosenh Marie member OF the old Huguenot
family associated with this city for 80 many gen.
eratons died az his home. No. Ill West Forty
third-st Saturday from Brights disease, after an
illness Of three weeks. Mr.. Marie was about sixty
eight years old and for many years had 9een IN
blIslness - a broker but retired from active ne
about three years ago. He leaves a widow ana
two married daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
PAYMENT FoR THE FOURTH ONO.

Cleveland Ohio. Jan. 10 -Adjutant-Generai Kings
lev tonight sad a proposition had been made by
the war Department concerning the paymen. Of
the members OF the 4th Ohio Regiment. which would
settle the controversy. II Is proposed that II the
state will waive It's right 20 reimbursement for
money paid TO the troops before they left camp az
Columbus the full amount due TO the soldiers from
the Government would be paid. Adjutant-General
Kingsley said the proposition would De accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
TRAGIC DEATH or MRS. y. K. WEED.

A NEwBuRG WOMAN DIES BY HER OWN HAND
Newburg y. Y. Jan E.-Mrs. Nathaniel a.
Weed wife OF a prominent business man. com
,itred suicide this morning by taking carbohc acid
60 r.d bean I'm had health for some time. end was
dosooudent She leaves two children, one an intah-'
Within about seven years MIS-. Need la'i'''
mother and brother have committed suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16

Tribune Office Jan 10. / a. m.-The weather yester-
aay vas and mild the temperature ranged oe'"eeh
a - - a,rses the average ,liA) being Ia higher
hsn that OF saturday and - lower than that CT the
corresponding day u last yeer ,,
T'he weather to-day will be partly cloudy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
MRS HANNAH W. PARDON.

Mrs Hannah W Pardon. the widow OF samuei
Pardon. died yesterday. Mrs Pardon was ninety
nine years old The funeral will be held al ner
home No Is West one hundred and-twenty -sen ,,I
enth-st Tomorrow at 1879 p. The burial VIII
be in Trinity Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-16
CHEROKEE TREATY SIGNED.

TWO OF THE INDIAN COMMISSIONERS AGAINST
rT-RATIFIcATIoS THE NEXT STEP.
Muscoeee Ind. T. Jan. 1.-THE treaty between the
United states and the Cherokee Nation was signed
nv the Commission here tonight Sanders ana
c,,,,e- two rnanobers OF tho Cherokee Commission.
refused 10 sign IT, To become effective the treaty
must be ratified by Congress on or before Marcn T.
1889 and by majority vote Of the Cherokee
pcople