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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
FoRBELL PROPERTY ATTACHED.
sxrT1rMrNT OF AZ ESTATE BRINGS on A SUIT
FOR MONEY INVOLVED.

sEr11EMENT OF Az ESTATE BRINGS on SUIT
FOR MONEY INVOLVED
An attachment was granted yesterday by Justice
Iickey against the property Of George |. ForOei.
o. the Twen,y-s.x'h Ward. at one time something
OF politician who Il IL alleged. has LEFT the state
ana IS secreug himself TO avoid meeting creditors
The suit on which r.e attachment proceedings nave
been based Vas brought by Ida T., Denton, or
Hsmpstead Lorg Island. administrator of the
estate Of William p. ForheN. against George l..
ForteN ST. Mr. For.en. the defendant was ap-
pointed a committee 81 the estate Of William T.
Forbell Who had been declared insane IN judi
clal proceeding and who died in 1891. Tho de-
.eriant and ,hc plaintiff were appointed admins
traitors O.. rhe estate hut IN september LAST the ue
PENDANT We removed ty order OF the surrogate u
Queens County. ,s,,,,o,,,
The PLAINTIFF AS administering got Judgment
against The defendant for $NsS =. when cen sIe
claimed belonged 90 the estate oi WliAam !
Forbeu ana which. she alleges. the deieniaiii CON
ysriel % hts own use Execution vas lssueg
against The defendants property ana W,t7
dissatisfied. The plaintiff now alleges thdt tc "
t-naant conveyed the Forben homestead I'D III. u.
Tventy-sxfh Ward and real estate IN Ohestiiu'
70 his son George l. Forbell. ir without con
sHon The attachment VS. obtained 10 reacn t"'s
rrCr0rfv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
MATCHING. THE SHE'LL or 4 TOWN.
rom The London Mail

only about two hundred end twenty miles due
hyi. .m, defeuded by Colonel Badeni Powell and his
pincky Mtie force Of six hundred irregular mounted
IN, g. los The makIngs Of quite township II trade
Is GOOD and Rhodesia nourishes There are railway
~ 81 ~ here which As tho North develops may In
WIZ" WI 80 any extent. The hotels. stores ana houses
"Y me primitive South African order II arcl-
1'',,er. and are bu1lt more for economy than
beauty. >,s,,,,,, g. mood ol,h,uyh u,, A.,
M, md reviying thet Of Kimberley. Both
n'n,'n' ,nwever enjoy dust storms II common II
t. Iowcver. ~ "a trading station that Mafekine
ca. h var f. Is certain that within very few months
there would have been great impetus ~ trade ~
-. 1tr.rtion In fact contracts hhd been entered
,n,n for the erection ~ many new buildings, which
were OF course. cancelled when III" trouble became
imminent ,o, o,,a,, ,,a,.L,,,- Will ,org,
,d ond There f. no doubt that II Will play a
hn's,ddorahIe part during the coming years In the
csTrving trade TO the North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
SEA BRIGHT IN LINE.



Sea Bright nov. 3 (Specian The Democrats Of
this county have been making heroic efforts 20
obtain support for their ticket Dog the declaration
that there was trouble among the Republicans Of
fhl- borough This trouble was said 10 H. due 10
the bitter u"fasoniSm 90 George ". Elliott ana J.
Hau Packer both Republicans ard both candidates
for MAYOR Of Sea prishi n the election last spring
The reported dl~ancrtion Of either Mayor Packer
or Mr Elliott against fho Republican ticket Ia This
county Is uuo'hor OF those Democratic Dreams ana
is about u~ malicious and graiuitous AZ such re-
ports from Democratic sources usually are
The truth g. that hofH Mayor Packer and Mt
Elliott are working earnestly for thu Monmouth
ouut, Republican ticket N".ther Of them Is the
kind or Republican who would sacrifice his party
h..au.. 90 personal differences. and Sea Bright
VIII ci,. i'- ola fu, Republican majority for SEN
afOr Francis and the Nhui" ticket
\ c.lorrI Republican club was orgauized here on
Monday night. with nfiy members. The officers
nro Allen rri.o PRESIDENT j. Tyne-. secretary, Jo-
..ph White treasurer. l. ID Bailey. ". J. Corrin
and Thomas ~ Bailey. Executive Committee;
An enthusiastic meeting was held In Packer =
IAN on Wednesday night. which all the Repub-
N.au candidates attended. and they We're heartily
received Many Democrats promised 70 support
ih. J.. republican, ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04


through inc Sher'"s Office. No stronger argu-
''''"' against inc methods or the Democratic ring
90 '"an me remarks or justice L'ppi"-
"' '''' oi'"'"s NJ 'n'7 '"r" OF court "H'h
'"''" MN"'"' i'puo"'""'
l'' "'H'' "' Sn'rin Teller FOR selecting Grand
jury "i CONSIDERATIONS men VINO would respect the
laws ana DO their duty. This was an unusual
occurrence for IN" Cour' has bc"n accustomed
during N" reign Of tho Democratic ring 70 con-
'front.' Grand Jurors who had been drawn spe-
Tenders. Without grip on The Sheriff the ring
H. shorn OF ITS most potent agent 20 enable 1t %
protect gamblers and other violators OF the law.
The result Of the election VIII De triumph
either Of The law abiding citizens or the vicious
element.
,. e.,,
presses his Impressions Of the political AMI In
dustrial outlook quite clearly and forcihly in am
Is pertinent ~ Jersevmon- the abundant pros
porit, which fho neopl. Of the Stat. enjoy under
p,,hiic,,, r,,, and ia .,al..,t If the result If
tho oioctfor nm ,ru.slav
Thomas y. NcCartor. ir. has asked the Demo
cratic caudfdato fDr Senator I'm Essex County an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
HURLED ARorSD on 4 Br1r AND KILLED.

BOY DIES FROM INJURIES RE ElvED Is coor-
ERAGE ~ KENT AVID
Joseph Gregg. fifteen years old. Of so lo7 North
Thirdst died IN the Eastern District Hospital yes
terdav a result ~ injuries which De- rc 'cived the
preceding evening while working IN the Palmer
cooperage. al Kcnt-ave and North SiNth-st. The
worknen in the buling say that Gregg tried 20 get
back d wheel Of a large machine the betting
which had slipped from It's place I'm doing 50 he
became cntanglcd IN the rapidly revolving betting
and was carried 20 the ceiling distance Of four
teen feet with terrific velocity Ills head and part
Of his body hit the ceiling with fearful force, and
the unfortunate boy carried by the betting
back against the floor with equal force. Round and
round in an dealing revolutions The betting car
ried him When finally s'ued hy some OF ms frl-
low workbench who heard his frantic cries he Pre-
scented "A pifablo sight and almost every bone II
HIS body broken. lie was taken 10 the nos
pffal in en ambulance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
EK.MAYOR GLEASON ILL.,
AGA1; ATTACKED WITH HEART TROUBLE, AND
GETS OFT OF THE CAMPAIGN.

AGAIN ATTACKED WITH HEART Tl'' BILE AID
GETS OFT OF THE CAMPAIGN
Patrick Jerome Gleason Mayor OF Long Island
city who IS running on am independent ticket Tot
Assembly became suddenly ana aiarmingly ID yc'-
terday morning lie was I'm the dining room 81
Millcr's Hotel. Long Island CITY eating his break
fast and went at once 20 his room iu the hotel
The trouble d recurrence OF the heart COM
plaint with which he has suffered number OK
years II was at first feared that De WIS dying.
but he revived when stimulaut was administered.
In spite OF warnings against any undue excite
rncni Mr. Gleason has entered actively into th"
politica, campaign. and ms been not only urging
his own cause an lnlep, ndcrt nominee for W"iH-
Der OF Assembly. but ha~ been inA3iiE 1L' '"iH-
paign warm for his political en'Hi"s
On Thursday night Dee made a political speech IN
which h,. aS-AilDd the reputation ~ John - M'f-
riu the regular Democratic nominee for District
Attorney ana repeatedly called upon the detectives
and police present 90 arrest him 10 ease Nc san
anything Nhcllous. lie appeared 10 De lahorng
under Intense excitement and this Doubtless
brought the attack
MI Gleason wa able 20 De up last night b1t
will take no further part I'm the campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
REPrBLIclN MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Republicans VIII hold meetings tonight as fol-

Republicans VIII hold meetings tonight "' w.
loVs.
VIII Assembly District-remplar Hall. PARK ana
tesmpkns ayes Speakers. Crrin Ink T.. Angel
EEK Lots Webster r. Walkley f'""N 'e
'g1n Gios and Henry y. Ketcham,, ,,n fremont.
!Ath Assembly Observation-Disclosures ia -
gear Nchards-s, Speakers: W. A. fIen'' icnrv
Re Fa.fchid Jacob Ncu. James X IiOWWTS' n H.
X Nayette Isaac u cary. VI. DadF' ~, i' "
'e!hqry Louis 4 stegman and Felix q ,hI sreak
With Assembly District iibernlar , iiat, -
n. Lot. Nostrand. George F E ii.-,cp I.nndy
,a"ion. Charles vs. Wright Ir"HeIl'h -r,,,o,'i,
Hssrmen Ar'u- and John McGnnss sIb snio'i
Ssf,D Men James X. Howe Isaac ~ .asl ,s,,r.nS
9afe'te Luther w. Emerson, J. .ott Nv ~,
rhares IS Wright. Frederick Lundy an" Jun"
Aojlrniss .,s,
kin Assembly District No ss2 Eighteen'iinl-r,Sr,y
Speakers James TAYLOR John Krembe. Il'i ,33
W'iman Felix g. KEENAN, OrIn j. ForTSss''n'b ..r'
f'i'ty candidates 80 "a Fifth-aye Sp' ~ ~
11'fi ke..- vs.. L. Ryerson. A. K moore ,eIIogg
N,yck Orrir l.. Forester and Herbert - hIhr,.i,
az a. - Assembly District Cooper nan SSValsh
"a Cooper aves. Speakers. 4. St.Watt " t5,'',t
cerneius " Hav Mahlon Chance. william AZ, AZ,
sSN Bernard II Lord John II. Iitteneld ana ~
r. Mayor Snedkcr and Pitkins ayes; Si~Tahhrts,
iSn Falkenrach Low " Mayor; j. ciiSni and
nooyh K.endl. j. + Fischer Jacob Livingston "'''
vac NeY Joseph L. kohIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
ENTHUSIASM N BERGEN.
CANDIDATES WE'LL RECEIVED ~ RVTHER-
FORD REPIBLICANS GOOD HVMORED-
~ LLsrEN TO cOLLLNGMOOD.

CANDIDATES WE'LL lt-' XIV ~ ~ ~ li-'N-
FORD REPUBLICANS GOOD HUNDRED
IY LISTEN TO COLLINGWOOD
Rutherford Nov 3 CSpecaD-A Republican meet
Ing WIS h.ll last night iu Ffrcman's Hail. when
th, Republican c.naidates IN Bergen County re-
celv,l 70 cordial greeting Joseph q. Shenck Of
the Bergen County Republican Executive Commit
t,e presided The Speakers were Congressman
James f. stewart. VINO spoke Of the Importance Of
sustaining thc Administrator and warmly IN
,l,r-.d th- candidates. nator ". " Johnson. who
spok. especially II state matters ana Of The neces-
sir, for continuing the luslutsslke cunluct OF A.
fairs az Trenton. Assent yman r.. " Wakelee
John L. q. Graves. Charles Hoffman and Charles
Burrows
An UNUSUAL feature Of ihe meeting was the grant
ing ~ 20 request from Frohibti0nisis meeting
That H. ". Coliingwood Editor OF "Ihe Rural
New YORKER ie permitted 10 address ID" meeting
Mr. toiiiugwD1l. who is running FOR IN" Assembly
Dr the Prohibition ticket employed most or MS
time lu attacking fhr Republican party, and
Touched only incidentally on prohibition. lie was
.Yuri.ou~ly received. blt some OF his statements
caused Indignant Interruptions
Mr. burrows made spirited reply 70 Mr. col
lnrwood which was vigorously appanlci An m
,ffafinu 10 send Il Republican speaker - the Pro-
fiilfiOu meeting WIS rot accepted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
READY ANB ACTIVE WITH HIS PEN.
KEARNEy AS a COMMISSIONER or DEEDS PER
FORMED A FEAT WITH ENROLMENT
BLANKS WHICH Is ATTRACT
N.rrCS
NO ATTENTION

\
William Kearney. n Democratic clerk IN the Cor
oner's Office IN Brooklyn. must have been an ex-
ceedingly busy young man last gear. The Repubh-
can campaign managers yesterday obtained "A lot
of enrolment blanks which. according to law. re-
quirc the signature OF Commissioner OF Deeds.
Mr. Kcarnev is a Commissioner of Deeds IN fact.
His party needed several thousand enrolment
blanks signed by Il Commissioner OF Deeds last
year.
Kearney signed some Of them with neatness and
Dispatch He just signed and signed and kept on
signing without the little formaiity OF knowing
whose name would go the enrolment blank The
election heelers of IaMMany ana NlllOughby street
DID the rest for Mr.. Kearney.
In the brooklyn evening papers last night photo
graphic reproductions Of Mr.. Kcarneys acknowi-
edgncut in blank were printed showing just now
thoughtful and accommodating Mr. kearncy IL m
the matter Of signing his name as Coniniss
OF Deeds and allowing one else 10 90 the rest
kcaruev turns out De- the man who signed
the sworn statement OF EOmanel. the italian ash-
dump man. to a disclaimer with reference 10 the
money which R0maneA had 10 pay Wiloughby
street before he was allowed 10 earn "a living on
hr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
THE NEW cOuPiVY GIVES rP.

passai.. Noe CspceiAD. Harry Meyers said to-
ia, that the new lighting company which has
beer, orear,zsl by cx-Mayor Brown 10 give inc CITY
dollar gas viii throw up ~ hands -. o1 com
.,,. b. eaiI .aul taking our chances h@ - r.
ny fiancfise. hut We were as's . oyaershiS
p,'if.s.,I ~ me mass meeting lasf n4ht "I" 10
,'.o ~ fIi. -. don't want ~ 20 aN'i"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
DOG COuuITS Suicide.

Iicksville Long Island. Nov "a fine dog be-
longing g. Edward Southland. proprietor Of the
American Hotel. was Killed yesterday The animal
was tied 10 post near me fence I'm the barn
yard and becoming tired 81 being tied up IL jumped
death II WIS - valuable animal and Mr. Southard
buried II I'm coffin Mr Southland says the dog
Deliberately cOmmlitrd sllrIlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
FUNERAL or MRS. w. A. TOWNSEND.

The funeral of Mrs Marie Antoinctte Townsend,
widow Of Samuel a. Townsend who died suddenly
from apoplcxv al her home No s PierrepOnt -st..
on Wednesday, Will be held ths afternoon. The
services vii be conducted by the Rev Or. +. g.
Coe OF the Cole glte Reformed Church. Manhat-
tan Mrs Townsend one or the earliest mem
hers Of the Church Of the Pilgrims. or which the
Rev Dr Richard > Storrs is pastor She was al
WAYS known as a liberal giVcr to charitable enter
prlses and active church worker. She lrnves one
snr Shcrfnnn Townsend. md three danRlteTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
THE BO1RD BL1NES PRffE.


The Newark Tax Board decided yesterday TO be-
gin to-day the assessment OF rorpora'e rights OF
way IN accordance with the opinion by the cry
the Boord that the Board had been unjustly CEN
err.l for delay when IN fact. tho delay Wa
caused by The refusal ~ The 'ty Counsel 20 confer
with IN. Board on the suhiec. The Counsel had
Mr. Lowy said. freely conferred when necessary
with Other municipal Boards
IL was decided also TO inform tho cry counsel
that n b. PERSISTS I'm refusing 10 comply win tho
Boards requests the Board would bee obliged 70
employ outside counsel 7; was understood that
Ctv Attorney Johnson Will act. II II IL 50 desired
by CITY Counsel Price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

Paterson. x d. Nov. S-TlN Receiver ""'l'"
Hugh died ~ his hone in Go1"in-5'.' carry '''''
a.. h,d been m only two days with pneumonia
,.,~ ,,r tiu.l wa. st-iol.n be- seemed 20 r'al1-
,t.. n. would not recover and r"Wurk'' 2" ms
rh,-i-i,r Dr Stewart. that u vs. firANS, .''
H. us sire De- and Mr.. Hobart would dir Jul '''
NIr iIueh was about nfty-hve y'ar- Oh anu ut
married lIe WAS prominent iI'punH', ~. KY
Us ~ member Of tLr Hamilton 'lnh inc Nii4I''
~. y,.,lI.a- and the Mascr~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
BAyK WAY cHlNGE IT'S NluE.

Justice Dickey. IN The supreme Court. yesterday
granted a petition from the German American
Bank Of brooklyn that n Doe allowed 20 change IT'S
name 20 the Merchants Bank % brooklyn. AZ
stated IN fpc petition the reason for th' chang" ~
name was lccaISr the Institution under it, old
name was not prOsper!ng and the name seemed
to limit the class ~ customers sought b, the bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
FRou noroRnAy ~ SUPERINTENDENT.

Plainheld Nov. (SpeclaD John II. Afeman.
who succeeded : \. Passmore as superintendent
OF the Plainned street Railway Companys lines
six years ago has been made superintendent OF
the Elizabeth and WestNeh street Railway Com
pany which ls owned hy The R.ker-Hine syndi-
cate. and Will sup"rnioni the operation ~ tho
trolley lines between FAirncld and ELIZABETH.
H!s headquarters VIII bee in PlainNod. Superin-
,cnlent Alellman began work for the company %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

The issue 70 be decided by the ballots in Tud-
son County Is whether or not an autocratic po-
i'''ai machine that resorts 10 coercion and in
limitation to force political opponents to submit
10 It's diciation IS TO be continued In power 10
dissra 90 the county by protecting criminals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

The funeral OF John Murrett we'll known resi-
dent Of the Seventeenth Ward. who died on Wedncs-
ia, from Bright's discnsc Will DE held this morn
,,, IN 81 Anth0ny's Church. MI Marrett was
born I'm ireland sxty-three years ago He con-
S1rted a glass business IN Milton-st. lie VAS a
J.,otrl Catholic and one OF the prominent mem
ners Of ST. Anthony's On irch, r. Manhattnn-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
DIR. briggs ~ BROOKLYN.

HE BREACHES AT THE CLOSING SERVICES OF ST
GEORGES CHURCH ANN1vERsARY.
The closing service concentrating the thrueth
anniversary Of the foundation OF ST George
roro.os,on, Fn,scopal Church Gates and Marcy
ayes was held last night. The sermon or the
evening was delivered 10y the Rev DR.. Charles A.
Briggs professor Of Biblical theology al Union
Seminary DIT Brggss theme was THE Apostolic
Church" and ne took for his text the words OF
Paul found I'm Acts Xxx IS: The Church Of the i"rd
which he rrrcnascd with his blood" This the
first appearance IN Brooklyn OF DIT. Briggs since
his admission 20 the priesthood Of the Episcopal
Church owing 20 the unfavorabie weather the
audience WAS not large.
on the platform with Dr. Riggs was the rector
OF the Church. the Rev. William a Wassop ana
the Rev Dr Edward 4. WATSON, OF Great Fans,
Mon. The sermon purely theological in the
treatment of the text
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
DAILY As THE NEXr vIcEpRESIDENTw

Congressman DAILY Was one Of me speakers at
ratification meeting ON Jersey city Heights Thurs
aav nigat. lie arrived late. md as b" entered he
received an ovation AND Was greeted with lhree
rhn.r- and a tiger FOR fhr n.st e-president or
Nh. United States" TIE greeting tckied the Rep
r.~.rtntiNo who Is prominent IN the movement ~
s,ud a sold Bryan delegation from Ncw-J"rsey 70
fhn next Democratic National convention, ana III
his speech Dee laud'd bryan "n"s" h"'"c ""'
ri .p,r cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
GorRLfY VISITS DtT1S.

,,.,,,,.., ., G,urlev chairman OF thc Demo rattle
CT, c.,ar,ltf.. Visited Jersey 'iiy t'at'riiy anu
,i n long conference with Bob Datis about re
i,'Iafiou I'm the state ana if' i'rs t,' " '.''
.poi. +b. rart, in hudson and Will ultimately cone
frol tie Iurty lu thr state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
UNIONS GOOD TICKET.
DEMOCRATS TRADING n THE HOPE OF
ELECTING A SHERIFF AND
COUNTY CLERK

Reports from Union County 10 the effect that
tho Republicans there VIII elect their entire ticket
The organization has never been IN better SHAPE.
and the indications arc that good percentage OF
the Republican vote VIII bee pollcd. Tho Democrats
appear to have decided 20 their legislative
ticket for trading purposes IN the hope Of defeatng
The Republican candidates for County clerk ana
Sheriff. There IS good rcls0n for believing that
they VIII make an especially determined EFFORT
against the former but the Republicans expect 10
re-eloct Mr. Howard by abou' I'VE hundred major
ify. OF the election Of The Republican candidates
for Senator and the Assembly there seems TO DE no
Iori,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
IT'S NluE VIII BE wlTcHryG.

Pla,nneld Nov (SrecaD. Through the efforts
OF a number Of people who live near Washington
yllle two miles from this city. and the influence
OF CONGRESSMAN Is + Howell "A posioiiice Is -
In. established nt that place un ler the nano OF
Watching Frederic " Wohltrt has neen az,
pointed postmaster Inc man VIII 49, ' ~ 49,
nfflc.. frnm PlalnNod ly sftge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
VIII DlscrSS rRIycHIsr rlrlTIoy.

state Senator John Ford. the in'roducer OF tho
Ford Franchise Tax bill In the Legislature az Al
hany. Will address the Newark Board q Trade
noxi "Wednesday night the subject q franchise
taxation which IL now largely interesting the
Newark community. The subject VIII b" discussed
by other speakers. and after the Board meeting
dinner VIII Doe given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
AQrEDUcT CONTRACTORS CASE CHANGED.

Justice Dickcy yesterday granted the motion
which was made Thursday 10 change 90 New-
York County the venue Of The trial % the notion
brought by Irving r Bush as taxpayer 20 re-
strain the Controller from paying the Judgment Of
s7ovvc0 which confessed Hy ihr '"riofati ID
Counsel IN favor or Contractors o'Br"n and Clark
for extra work Trey performed on TIE Aqnc'I't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

yass,,- Nov 3 ,spocau.-It WAS announced to-
a., th., Mayor Charles NJ Howe would succeed
R,bort d. Kent ns executive head Of 'he '"N'
,-.,,,,af Rank here Nr Kent's resignation vas
'..',.f.i lasf evening iie ms organized me DO
,,.-t,r Exchange National Bank In New-Nork cry.
Tre local bank elected Ira 'iDm'S '''''''' '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

plainneid So, ,spe1au -'h7rl's J FISK o.,
plafraed a member of ihr iarln- Nfm ~ lilr-
v4v Flsks Sons lu NcN-lork. who has been ouf
~ ae,i,. business lie i0r over year On account
or fl health. has returned - bis home ga this
eliy. after MALlns L.cn away sine last eIIlng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
CHESTER VI. SMITH.

Chester VI Smith was born near Cooperstown'
y l.. In 1851. He came to New-Jersey eighteen
years ago, making hts home at Westh'ld His
business ia tea packing and he now has twenty
five men I'm hi. employ IN Ncw-Nork cry. MI
Smith is Past Regent - N" Royal Arcanum 'oun-
c and is also vce-prosileni of The Wosin"id Clnh,
and is one ~ the most popular citizens ~ tnat
town. H. has never held public office, but has
been member OF The Republican Executive COM
mitfee OF Wesiheld. As a business man he has
been successful and his character well W his
political affiliations CONNIE nded him 10 the nb-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04

owlNa 10 tNc dcmaNd tOy
space IN the Sunday SvlbuNc.
Advertisers wVM confer a
evsat tauOv by sending in
THEW copy at the earliest
momeNt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
ELLIS r. MEEKER

Ellis r. Moek'r Is native OF Newark. ard IA
nf,v-ore years Old Ills ancestors were among
the earliest settlers OF Eliz1botht0wn now Eliza
BETH. and the eMeker homestead at Lyons Farms
is supposed 20 Doe The oldest house IN the state.
Mr. Meskor comes e Revolutionary stock both on
bis fathers and his mothers side lie has oe'n
a bard worker I'm the Republican party for many
County Executive committees ~ MON county,
whore his counsel and suggestions have been of
value 10 his political associates. His experience
a public affairs and his proved business capacity
~. r. recognized hy the couyerrou that nominated
him for the Assembly. of which body Il IS expected
that he Will bee "a useful and discreet working MEM
L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-04
MANY ClerQyn1en

r.. nuny'. Pure Malt Whi-key IN their
q blessing 90 nltnNl... -
,s,,ksn ami fearless words 4 Rev. - Mills. J, ID.
,ir,rt Ir..iyferian minister "ho i"'oinii'nied