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New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
PROFESSOR EGLESroNs WILL FILED.
TRINITY CHURCH AND COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
AMONG THE BENEFIcIARIEs.

TRINITY CHURCH AND COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
AMONG THE BENEFICIARIEs.
Professor Thomas Egleston's will. which was exc
cuted on January TO- 1S9s filed for probate yes
terday He asks that his funeral be held in Trinity
Church. with as little expense and ostentation as
possible with full choral service. and that his
body be placed next that OF his wife under the
chancel OF the church.
He directs that all the property received by him
from his wife be divided among her sisters or
their representatives. who are also to have such
furniture from his home at No. S5 Washington
Square. as they may select.
TO Columbia University. for the Department Of
Mineralogy in the School of Mines. he leaves his
collection of minerals. and his tools and scientific
instruments to the Metallursical Department of
the School OF Mines. He leaves $1,000 to the Grande
Chancellerie de rOrdre de la Legion d'Honneur de
la France. His brother George is to have certain
paintings and furniture The Metropolitan Museum
OF Art receives his ancient Japanese clocks, and
other ancient clocks, including formerly owned
by Frederick the Great.
The town OF Lenox. Mass, is TO have $1,000 TO
care for the Paterson Egleston monument at that
place. and his brothers to have the right to
purchase his property there for $5dOO His brother
George gets $500, and Georges sons receive $0,UO
each George also receives picture IN sK OF george
70 the testator's grandfather CERTAIN paintings are
6equea thed 10 Trinity Church for St Augustine s
chapel, and others for the May Egleston hest at
the Seaside Home at Isp.
His wife's sisters permitted TO select books
from his general library and the rest OF then are
given to Trinity Church for Iendihg hprary Tor
tate is left Trinity Church, TO use the income for
the maintenance of it's parish SCHOOLS
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
.sA.''

n. A.
JAMES p. sILO. Auctioneer.
FIFTH AVENUE
ART GALLERIES.
366 Fifth Avenue,
THE AUSTIN II. KING
(of Providence. r. II
COLLECTION OF
OIL PAINTINGS
of unusual merit
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION
AT THE FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIEs
From a. IN. till 10 D. m and untIf
time of sale, by Auction.
MONDAY EVENING, FEB'Y 9TH
AT
CHICKERINCT HALL
MR. SAM P. AVERY, JR- will assist IN the ranage-
Almost every picture collection -
worthy mention the whole produces impressions
OF decided merit. ~. Y sun.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
THE BROWN UNIVERSITY DINNER.

The annual dinner of the Brown University Club
IN New-York will take place at Delmonicos on
FRIDAY evening February 16. at o'clock 1t will be
preceded by business meeting at $50 o'clock The
president Charles f. Hughes. will preside. The
president OF the university. the Rev. DR.. Faunce,
will be present and viii be OF the speakers
,,bls VIII be the first meeting OF the New York
l,,y,r since DR. Faunce assumed his office and the
snecia greeting TO him OF an unusually large num-
her of members is expected. All who have at any
.yTraa baen connected with Brown University off,
GERS or students invited to attend and notice OF
49, Intention TO do should be sent early as
nossible 10 the secretary. Gardner Colby. -. II
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
IN THE SENATE.

Albany, Jan. 3O-Among the bills passed by the
Senate to-day was that of Senator Humphrey
amending the banking law as to provide that
the annual meetings and election of directors of
banks shall be held on the second Tuesday in Jan
uary or within ten DAYS thereafter Senator
krum's bill revising the charter of the city of
Gloversville also passed After the intro
duetion of several bills the Senate adjourned until
IL o'clock tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
SHERIFF MAY EXECUTE THE DEEDS.
NEW DOCUMENTS OR THAT OFFICER WILL
ACT IN HER STEAD

Daniel P. Ingraham has filed his report as referee
in the Supreme Court requiring Margaret l..
Zborowsh to make deeds TO Astor Arthur
Carey of a number of parcels of realty in this
city because OF defective deeds heretofore given by
her. Should she decline the Sheriff is to execute
the deeds. The plaintiff, defendant and Henry R.
A Carey each had third interest in the property,
and agreed to divide It that each would have an
equal part
Mrs Zborowsh is to receive service of a copy of
the decree at the Villa Adelaide, Roquebrum,
Apes Maritmes, France, where she lives and she
has sixty days after service of the decree to
execute the deeds. 1t is unusual to direct the
Sheriff to execute deeds in such a case The de-
fective deeds were executed before United States
Minister Newell at The Hague, but 1t was found
that he was not authorized to take acknowledge
ments of deeds.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
MEMORIAL LIBRARY AT CARLISLE.
ERECTED BY HEIRS OF ]. HERMoN BossLER-
FORMAL OPENING EXERCISES

Carlisle, Penn, Jan. 80 (SpeciaD.-The j. Hermon
Bossler Memorial Library was formally opened here
to-day and turned for the free use of the
citizens of Carlisle. Herman E. Bossler of Baltl-
more one of the donors, made the presentation
speech and Dr. George Norcross received it for
the trustees DIR. George Edward Reed State Lii
brarian and president of Dickinson College. made
the principal address on The Uses and Abuses OF
Public Libraries"
The building is a handsome one of white marble.
completely furnished and supplied with over three
thousand volumes, which will be increased to
twenty-fye thousand. Its cost $4,000 and
If has an endowment fund of $4,000. given by the
heirs of the late ]. Hermon Bossler, prominent
citizen of this place
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
POWER SCHEMES AT NIAGARA.
PLANS OF THE ONTARIO POWER COMPANY
TO DEVELOP POWER IN CANADA.

Toronto Jan. 30 (SpeciaD.-An arrangement has
just been reached here under which General George
S. Field, of Buffalo, representing certain English
and American capitalists, has secured from the
Niagara Falls Park Commissioners a franchise
for his syndicate to develop power the Canadian
side Of the Niagara River. Both plans and terms
have been decided upon. These, embodied In
agreement and specifications, and subscribed to by
the parties, to be submitted. to the Ontario
Government The terms have not been announced
but 1t is understood that they are the same as
those under which the Canadian Niagara Falls
Power Company is holding its rights
Water is to be diverted from the WeIland River
to point Of the bluff overlooking the park, where
from 10000 to $4,000 horsepower be developed
Through a canal the stream is then TO be carried
to the precipice the brink of the Niagara i'm
mediately north of the falls Here $4,000 horse
power more can be developed
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
WOMAN WORKED AND MADE LOVE As MAN.

Parkersburg w Va. Jan So-The peculiar case
of Ellis Glenn the woman now on trial here for
forgery has been transferred TO the United States
Court Miss Glenn for years has been known as a
man. and has not only done mans work as car
pshter, plumber stone mason. plasterer and In
young women. Her case goes into the United
corpus on the aliepaf fjon that the time the al
ieged forseries were committed the accused was a
resident Of England.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
IN THE ASSEMBLY

Albany. Jan. SO-In the Assembly to-day these
bills were passed: Mr.. Rytenberg's, authorizing
the Department of Parks of New-York City to ap-
propriate 100000 equip fit up the east exten-
sion and other parts Of the Metropolitan Museum
Of Art
Mr.. Green's providing that certain trial cases
removed to the city courts of New York City shall
be deemed preferred cases.
Adjourned until Wednesday at II o'clock
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Albany. Jan. 30.-The State Medical Society is
holding its ninety-fourth annual meeting in this
city. The State care of tuberculosis patients
was the subject Of the evenings discussion, and
Senator White and Assemblyman Otto Kelsey were
invited to join in the debate, which held in
the Assembly Chamber: This was preliminary to
the hearing before the Financial Committee of the
Senate tomorrow afternoon, when appropria-
tion of $3.50 900 will be asked for the establishment
Of
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

London, Jan. 30.-There is widespread idea
here that the Persian loan has finally accom-
plished Russia's long laid plans to obtain COM
plete political and financial control of Persia,
with the double object of ousting the British
and assuring Russia outlet on the Persian
C11If
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
BACON ASKS REVoCATION.
PETITION TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO
BRING ACTION AGAINST STATE
TRUST COMPANY

Albany. Jan. 30-Charles P. Bacon this afternoon
filed with Attorney General Davies a petition for
the revocation of the charter of the State Trust
Company. The petition asks for the revocation on
the allegations forth in Mr. Bacon's first letter
10 superintendent hllourn, which has already been
printed, and the report of General Avery d.
Andrews. in the possession of Mr.. Kilburn Mr..
Davies said he would date for a hearing
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND TO-DAY'S FORECAST.
Washington. 9O.-The cold which appeared
the region north Of the Dakotas Monday night
tended OF the Missouri and Upper Mssis
sippi valleys the lake region carrying
line of temperature to Central Iowa In the
Atlantic and Gulf States and the Northern Rocky
Mountain region the temperature has risen disturb
has eastward from Lake Superior
Ontario attended by in the lake regions and the
Valley storm has developed in the Southwest
is this evening south of Mobile attended by
rain the Middle Gulf States. During Wednesday
northern disturbance will move eastward over the ST.
Valley attended by brisk to high southwesery
shifting to westerly winds, and hurries in the Mid
Atlantic and New-England States,
followed by decided fall in temperature in the districts
named. The southern storm will move eastward
Northern Florida attended by rain In the South Atlantic
States and is likely TO cause high eastery shifting over
Florida northwesery along the South Atlantic
northeasery winds In the interior OF the
try weather will continue fair and cold Storm signals
displayed from Pensacola 10 Norfolk, advisory
messages have been sent from Delaware Breakwater
EastpoTt.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
TORNADO WRECKS 4 TRAIN

st. Johns. N F., jan SO.-In tornado last night
express train the Newfoundland Railroad
lifted off the track and deposited in a bog
distance away. only the engine holding to
the rails. The track not disturbed The
baggage car took fire and was destroyed with its
contents, including the whole Colonial mail for
Canada and the United States. No in
tured.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
AIMED AT THE GERRY SOCIETY.

Albany jan 9O.-Assemblyman Stewart will to-
morrow introduce a bill compelling the Gerry So
ciety to make and file statements annually of all
moneys received and dsbursed with the Secretary
Of State
Assemblyman hamburger to-day introduced two
bills also aimed at the society.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
HOR4RT MEMORIAL FUND GROWS.

Paterson Jan. 80 GSpeciaD-Louis A. Piaget
treasurer of the Hobart memorial fund received
$3.50 in cash subscriptions to-day Arthur Pyle
$3.50 while Gardner, Slade Cowdn. of Newark
cent their check for 500. The total amount OF
subscriptions is 81 425 within SIS of one-half
of the amount required to erect the monument
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
KING cHARLEs's STATUE DECORATED.

London, Jan. 30-The annual decoration of the
statue OF King Charles l. in Trafalgar Square took
place this morning. Many wreaths from Legt-
imist clubs. including from the American So
ciety bearing the inscription: America remem-
bers her martyr King, were placed on about the
statue
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
THINK RUSSIAN POWER ABSOLUTE.

Berlin. Jan. 3O.-The National zeItung" re-
ferring to the Russian loan, says:
There is no doubt that Persia will hereafter
be absolutely dependent upon Russia. The lat
ter may have made a doubtful financial bar
gain, but, politically considered the transaction
is unquestionably of the highest Importance.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
THE GOVERNORS RECEPTION.

Albany Jan. 30.-Governor and Mrs. Roosevelt
gave a reception at the Executive Mansion to-
night. The guests included a number of promi-
nent New-Yorkers the State officers and their
wives and the Governors personal friends in the
IegiSature.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
FIGHT AGAINST FERTILIZER TRUST.

columbia, 5. c., Jan. 30 (SpeciaD-The president
of the state Alliance has issued a call to county
alliances to meet at once and organize the fight
aeainst the fertilizer trust The farmers OF four
bfe counties already pledged to buy COM
rnerciaI fertilizers at advanced prices.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
PAY FOB SCHOOL TEACHERS
rrcIsLATIvE COMMITTEES DECIDE ON A
BILL-EMERGENCY MESSAGE
EXPECTED TO-DAY.
rnv rrrpcn.pr 70 THE TRIBUNE. ]

Arnsny. Jan. 2o.-rhe Republican leaders OF
,he Senate met at the house OF senator E"s-
worth tonight and decided to pass tomorrow
senator Ford's bin for paying immediatey the
salaries Of the school teachers OF 'ne porous"s
of Queens and Richmond
The bill OF Senator Ford has oeen @i.iehueu 80
IS 10 make it identical with u'a' "a 1AsSeil"-s
subject. The blll win be suppof'eu ,. - o.
$50, es.,-g pr-hahlv both bills will pass the
LEGISLATURE tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

1t has nearly a seventy year record OF cures.
certified over the signatures Of many prominent
peopIe-Jayne's Expectorant. S''
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

GETTY-HOE-At the warburton Avenue Baptist Church,
Yonkers Y on the Both inst, by the Rev. DR.. A. S.
Hobart Violet daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoe,
to Ernest Van Buren Getty.
sCRIBNER-ANNAN-on Monday. January 20. at the
Brick Church. by Rev. w. W. Atterbury. d D..
assisted by the Rev. Henry Dyke, D D.. Helen
Cubertson daughter OF the late John E. AMMAN. TO
Arthur Scribner
SHFRMAN-WHITMAN- Tuesday. January so. at the
First Presbyterian Church. BROOKLYN by the Rev. L.
Clarke. D. D.. Leslie daughter OF Isaac Allen
Whitman to Frederick Dening Sherman.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVABLE
HOURS: Morning.
IaaA AaFAa IN IaIaS

In this diagram the continuous white line shows tha
changes In pressure Indicated by Tribune's self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the empera
ture as recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Office. 81, a. m-The weather yesterday
was fair and cool temperature ranged between IA
and 81 degrees the t2Sls degreesl being Z OF
deErees higher than that Monday - degrees lower
than that o corresponding day of last
The weather to-day viii be much colder. with snow
niFrlea.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
PREsBYTERY RELEASES DIR. PURTES

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DELE
GATES PRESENT THE FORMAL CALL
Trenton. N. j., JAN 80 (speciaD-The Presbytery
of ewBrunswicB in session here to-day, formally
dissolved the pastoral relations existing between
the Rev DR.. George T. Purves and the First Pres
byterian Church of Princeton. DIR. Purves goes
to the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, in New
York.
H Edward Roland and William Irwin, represent
ing the session of the latter church, here to
tender the formal call. At hearing they stated
that the salary Of DR.. Purves in New-York would
be 900 year, and that he would have par
sonage and assistant for pulpit and other labors.
DR.. Purves will go to New-York in April.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.

For New-Dngand. to-day; colder this afternoon
night brisk y high southwestery. shifting
erly winds; Thursday fair and cold
For Eastern New-York, and much colder to-day;
brisk high northwest winds: Thursday cod
and partly cloudy.
the DistrcJ OF Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania
New-Jerssy. Delaware and Maryland. much colder to-
day, with urries and brisk westerly winds:
day continued cold and partly cloudy weather
For Western Pennsylvania and Western NewYork, cold
to-day fair weather. except durTies near
lakes brisk west TO northwest winds Thursday fair
continued cold.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

Mrs. Nanette fairfield aged seventy-four, died
suddenly yesterday from heart trouble at her home.
No. 2293 Seventh-ave. Mrs. Harthed said 10
leaves
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
TORPEDO BOAT AND CREW LOST.
NAME AND NATIONALITY NOT KNowN-D1sAsTER
NEAR FINIsTERRE

Corunna Spain. Jan. 30.-A report has reached
here from Finsterre that a torpedo boat name
and nationality unknown. has been lost with all
on board.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

INFLUENZA PREVALENT AT ROME.
Rome, JAN 3O-Infiuenza is prevalent here. The
Queen is suffering slightly from the prevailing
disease.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
DEATH OF A SINGER AND ACTOR.
EIs WIFE. WHO WAS ILL AT THE TINE. LIKELY
TO DIE TOO

HsdEy Dwight, a teacher Of music, died on Mon
Gay al MS room' No 50 East Twentieth-st He
was formerly actor. and his professional mama
was battistini His wife was sick and was In the
room when he died. but unable to help him
The shock Of his death was so great that there is
new little hope OF her recovery The body of bar
sei IsDao ay near her on the floor of the room for
SSer, VINO nnaiiy took it away without the usual
coroner permit, on account of the dan1sro,, t
ness OF the wife Mrs. Dwight who is Tre- @ PICK n
pirth was aise inger one time DR. FraIt ~ 2
lawson. OF NO West Forty-nintt-st NH ~ ~.
iately attended 10th Dwight and his wife bn 8 mas
mat the for1N RS death caused nv esrt s eu
ease. The Actors Fund took charge ~ th us
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
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Special Notices.

Expression restored by artificial teeth. DIR. Deans
dentist 45t Lexington ave-. 45th. Award Columbian
Exposition
LIme Juice and Pepsin, unequaled for indiges-
ton and hatnlenos SasW WE'LL Massey 4 CO., NEW
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
MARRIED.

Quick lunches make dyspeptics. and the trouble 4
promptly relieved by JOhnsons Digestive Tablets
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
DIED.

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New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

Major Pond announces second lecture by Henry
Savage Landor. the explorer. who met such suf-
ferings and tortures at the hands Of the Lamas
of Tibet. The lecture will take place on Friday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, in the Astor Gallery Of
The Waldorf-Astoria. The subject is in the For
hidden Land and the lecture will be Illustrated
with stereopticon views
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
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New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

On April 2 in Atlanta Joseph jefferson begins his
annual FIVE weeks spring tour. which calls for
three weeks engagement at the Fifth Avenue Thea
ire, in this city, beginning on April 16.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31

E. NJ. Holland, who will appear in "CoraHe &
Co." at the Madison Square Theatre next week,
will join the Hearts Are Trumps' company on
February q at the Garden Theatre, playing the
part of Leopold Koditz. This part was to be played
by Edwin Stevens, but owing 10 the success of
Brother Officers at the Empire Theatre he will
remain in the part he is playing in that piece
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
IN NEW YORK CITY.

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Should read DAILY by all interested. changes
at tme)
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will close promptly IN all casesl the General POstOc5
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing below. Parcels Post Malls for Ger
many close at 3 D Monday
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
AN ENGLISH VIEW OF THE LOAN.

Russia guarantees the bonds of the loan.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-31
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Herr Van Dyck will be unable 10 take his part
in die Walxire'' the Metropolitan Opera House
tonight, and his place will be taken by Herr
Dppel
The first performance of Am Spieltisch des
Lebens" play in four acts by Klaus Arsen,
will be given at the Irving Place Theatre tonight.
The main parts intrusted to the Misses Mar
tina Schifel and Emmy Schroth. Julius Strobl Gus
tav Won scyfTertitz, August Meyer-Eigen. Jacques
Horwitz and Carl Bender.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-11-24

The Congregationalist Of Boston con
tains surprising article by Rev;
Charles Sheldon, of Topeka, who says
the conventional church prayer meet.
Ing Is failure. If hundreds of min.
listers would speak out their honest
feelings" he says, they would FRANKLY
confess that their prayer meetings, as
now conducted, are a disappointment.
Why should they not acknowledge to
the public what they are so ready to
affirm to one another? With all respect
and generation for the church fathers
who have preceded me, I frankly be-
lieve that many usages still connected
with the prayer meeting are as much
out Of place as cradle in a wheat field.
The present use Of the prayer meeting
Is not satisfactory. l do not know how
many times in past years l have heard
the question, Why don't more men 20
to the prayer meeting| and IL dared
to add my answer to those already
given, 1t would be, Because too often
they know they would not get any.
thing by going"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-11-24
Whore Mosquitoes Are Thick.

I'VE have to fight mosquitoes al
night" said one Of the Washington
night policemen at the white house
This is the worst place in town fo,
them. There is no opportunity to take
a nap around here. The big mosquitoes
would drive hole in you before Won
could get your eyes half closed. The
electric light on the front porch is the
main attraction that draws them to
the building. They swarm around the
light and occasionally fly in the front
door when 1t il opened for some one to
enter. The residence portion of the
house is thoroughly protected with the
best ny screens. but despite these q
good many Of the pestiferous insects
get In to make trouble. Once in. thew
hunt places to begin propagating."
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1900-11-24
A Prediction Concerning the lew.

Unless the Zionist movement sue.
ceeds. and country is provided where
the Jews who have not assimilated
with other nations may go and be at
peace and find complete liberty, the
race will die, judging by the present
rate Of increasing oppression. But
the Zionist plan is going to succeed.
1t must. 1t will not be done quickly.
however. Though the framework of
the structure may be put up in our
DAY, it will take generations to supply
the walls aud the internal arrange
Nordau, in the Independ.
ent.