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New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
PROFESSOR RODNEY C. K1MBA1L..

Professor Rodney G. KimbaI, member Of the
faculty of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute died
Wednesday night his home No 25S MOnroe-st-,
Brooklyn, from heart disease. Although Professor
Kimbal had not been in good health for three years
he had continued 10 carry his work and was
taken to the school each day in a carriage. He
had been professor Of applied mathematics in the
institute since June 80 1859. Although he had re-
ceved calls to a dozen colleges. nothing could in
duce him leave Poly
Professor kimbaU In this city, and was
a graduate Of the College of the City OF NewYork.
Soon after mis- graduation he appointed in 1855
assistant Charles Davies. professor OF mathe-
matics in the New-York STATE Normal School
In the civil War he organized company OF nor
NAL school students and joined the 44th New-York-
He led his company at the battle of Fredricksburg
His health. which delicate, soon broke down
and he never fully recovered from the exposures OF
army life. He returned the Normal School. where
he remained until called professor in the Brook
Iyn Polytechnic Institute in 1869 A widow. two sons
and three daughters survive him. The funeral will
held tonight
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

generous and measureless contributions. both by
the way of employment and of supply to the happi-
home of the American citizen. But, more than all.
rejoice that in all these you making not
material age, but the Of highest civilization
that never before was literature so prolific and
books widely read because the general
prosperity you promote makes them accessible;
never before philosophy and the study of gov
ernment and political economy so broadcast be-
you stimulate intelligence and give it Oppor
tunity; before the reproductions of art
joyed by so many and the refinements of life en-
tering gracefully into all living, because you
make them easy everybody's hand never
before the religion of the blessed Master leaven-
ing the whole lump Of the world. because enlight
ened industrial cooperation is Christian brother
hood.
The closing speaker was Lieutenant-Governor
Woodruff Of New-Yorl1 who responded to Sec
retary Long, and expressed wish that Secre-
tary Long should visit New York between now
and June 10. for everything is open not only
the city under Tammany. but the political lists
under the Republican administration. on
the other hand, when I reached Boston l found
the entries closed
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
WAR TOPICS N PARLIAMENT.

London. April 26.--James Lowther. Conserva-
tive was heartily cheered in the House OF Com
mons to-day VIXEN he gave notice that he would
call attention on May - TO Lord Roberts's re-
cent Spion kop dispatches and move the produc-
tion of further papers on the subject.
Mr.. Wyndham, Parliamentary Secretary of the
War Office, replying TO questions. declared that
Lord Roberts had made no comment whatever
on General Lord Methuen's Magersfontein op-
erations. Neither. he continued. did Lord Rob
ertss dispatches indicate that the advance was
either retarded or modified by the scarcity OF
remounts. At the same time the Secretary de
Clared. il that the expenditure of horse
flesh had exceeded all the estimates, and that
the War Office had invariably exceeded the
acquisitions from South Africa. The difficulty in
procuring ships had handicapped the authOri-
ties. but already this year they had sent out
2I.0+l horses and 1.143 mules as remounts in
addition 10 those accompanying the troops and
by the end OF May the remounts delivered would
number i2.Vu horses and 23,ON mules. Steps
had also been taken 10 supply the necessary roll
ing stock for the railroads
But far the Government was aware the
military problem before Lord Roberts had not
stock. but the fact that Lord Roberts had
shifted his base from Cape Town TO Boemfou-
tein thus making necessary the recapturtng and
repair Of the railroad and the clearing OF the line
Of communications for distance Of $50 miles
on single track with rise OF 4.5tD feet
Regarding the relief of Mafeking. which. Mr..
Wyndham asserted, all had at heart. the Secre-
tary said the House would realize that speedy
relief would not be aided by divulging the OBJ
jective OF any Of Lord Roberts's forces.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
FRENCH ENTERS DEwETsDORP.
BRITISH COLUMNS GET IN TOUCH, BUT THE
ROERS ESCAPE.

Dewetsdorp ArriI - (evening).-General
French entered this town to-day with
airy brigades. He left camp at daylight. and
found the Beers holding the hills. These were
sheled. and the Beers retreated. The cavalry
pushed around the position Of the Beers above
the town. where they were holding General Run
die in check
1t is reported that six thousand Beers passed
through the town last night in order TO avoid
General Frenchs attack in the rear
London, April 26-A dispatch from Dewets-
dOrp, dated yesterday, SAYS:
Owing TO the approach Of General French and
TO General Rundle's persistent sheTing the
Beers relinquished their positions last night. re-
firing, with their guns in a northeast terly direc-
ton. Generals French and Rumble joined hands
east Of Dewetsdorp this morning.
General Rumble is pursuing the Beers in
forced marches
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
BOER ARSENAL BLOWN UP.
THIRTEEN. MEN KILLED AND FIFTY IN
JURED IN JOHANNESBURG.

n
JURED IN JOHANNESBURG.
Pretoria Wednesday. April pa serious ex-
plosion occurred at the Begbie Works, Johan-
nesburg used by the Government as an arsenal,
last night The walls of the building were de-
stroyed. and the structures in the neighborhood
are mass of flames The shrieks Of women
and children in the adjoining streets added to
the ghastliness of the scene.
Thirteen workrnen were killed and fifty were
Injured, including Herr Grunberg, the manager
of the works. The most important OF the ma
chinery was saved.
The cause of the explosion is unknown. The
works employed two hundred persons, mostly
French and Italians.
The Red Cross ambulance did good work in
helping the wounded
Further particulars from Johannesburg show
that the explosion occurred in a magazine con-
tanning smokeess powder, on the opposite side
of the street from the BeGbie Works.
Another batcn Of British subjects, consisting
OF IN men 263 women and 429 children, have
been put the border and going to
DelagOa Bay.
London. April 21.-The LOurenco Marques cor
respondent OF The Daily Mail" under Wednes-
days date commenting upon the methods of the
Transvaal Government in expelling British sub
Jects at time when there is no steamer to take
them from there, says:
United States Consul Adelbert Hay is doing
his best to delay their departure until a steamer
is ready As the British suspected at Pre-
tOria of causing tO-day'S explosion by means of
a tunnel dug from house the opposite side
of the street, the affair is likely precipitate
the expulsion of those yet remaining. II is also
feared that the Beers will make reprisals on the
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington April 26-The has continued fair
east Of the Mississippi except Florida and Southern
Alabama. where showers have occurred. West Of the
Mississippi the weather has beer generally cloudy
scattered California Eastern Cacrado ana
NvominG The temperature IS lU % the
snow was reIored Thursday morning in Idaho East
ern Warrington East of the Rocky Mountains TEN
peTature generally above the seasonal average No
well defined appears within region observa
There evidence. a
over the Southern Rocky Mountain region During FRIDAY
The weather viii continue fair the lake
tie Middle Atlantic and New England States and
weather Will be fair The Pacific
the Mississippi River the Rocky Mountain
local VIII and weather and showers
VIII prevail in the Southern states. BY SATURDAY local
rains are likely 70 occur throughout the central valleys
the Western lake region and the Gulf
states Along the NeU-EaGland Coast northerly
winds viii prevail Friday on the Middle Atlantic Coast
IL " be
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
FAvORING ISTHAIIAN CANAL.
RESOLUTIONS AT THE CONVENTIONS BUsI-
NESS MEETING


NESS MEETING.
Boston April 2G-The last business session Of
the convention Of the National Association of
Manufacturers was opened in Lorimer Hall at
10 o'clock to-day, with President Search in the
chair
The business of the meeting began with the
report Of the Committee on Nomina tons and
officers were elected as follows: President.
Theodore Search. Of Philadelphia; secretary, Z.
2. Wilson, of Ohio; treasurer. Charles A.
Schieren Of New-Yorlt.
The Committee Resolutions reported in
favor of the ratification Of the pending reciproc-
tty treaty between the United States and France.
and urged passage of Senate Bill No. I21 and
House Bill No 81 as Offering many advantages
TO American shipping and commerce.
The following resolution concerning an 18th
mian canal was adopted:
Resolved That the National Manufacturers As
sociation urge upon the Administration and Con-
gress at Washington that the immediate corstruc-
isthmus is Of the highest Importance the devel-
tion as our agriculture. manufacturing and other
Second-We recommend that this canal shall be
built owned and controlled by the United States of
Third-We recommend further thar. subject to
the condition Of construction, ownership and con-
trqI by the nited States in the prosecution of
this great Undertaking, every care be taken to in
sure for the canal its freedom at ali times from
the vicisstudes Of war. and TO secure the
nerce in it from interruptions or Interference OF
at any time
mittee of eleven be appointed by the President
geographically distributed. to assist the officers OF
this association in the prosecution of this work.
A resolution also was adopted advocating the
esta blishmert of free public commercial and
technical schools. colleges and educational insti-
tutions After the election Of officers ex-Mayor
Schieren of Brooklyn. presented 10 President
Search a silver loving cup and salver behalf
of the asSOCia ton.
The association voted to hold its next meeting
in Detroit, and the convention adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
INVESTIGATION FOR CHADWICK.
DEPARTMENT EXAMINING INTO ALLEGED
STATEMENTS ABOUT sCHLEY.

Boston, April 26-Secretary Long. in an in
terview in regard TO the probable action of the
Navy Department in the case of Captain Chad
wick who has been quoted making state
ments derogatory to Admiral Winfield S. Schley
in connection with the battle of Santiago, stated
that the matter came up just as he left Wash
ington, and he not cognizant of the exact
tenure Of the Captains alleged statements but
in any event the rules Cf the Department re-
quire that in such an occasion the matter shall
be officially investigated. He said that the aC-
tiOn OF the Department after the Captain ex-
plains himself cannot be fOrecasted as there
may be no truth whatever in the reports as TO
what he said; but if the Captains reply TO the
Departments investigation is a reteratiCn of
the previous alleged statements the case will
be carried further. the rules designate.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
DIED.

KIMBALI-on Wednesday April Is. 1900. Rodney oI-nt-
worth KImball in his s5th year -.,
- and @ sne. are IN nvs ed aas ne s
Frienis are kindly re1ussted to flowers
s & the late Nicholas J.
Funeral from his late residence No East 5sth-s.
Providence and Newport papers please copy
at c9asnam y = ! ,l Agr z 2 Ie lseo xas GaT
rine I Hssih In IL1 1' sssd 81 months ara 4 dsys
Fqmsra' noon Spri' sfrfl' e a. a. $50 PI P9eIocs
MACK-At mis- late residence, No es Parz-avs. On
Wednesday April % John Mack, aged IS years
r9s s, 'PsTa FPsne. T xavsF sS Es@Tch vest isss
PAITIsoNon Thursday April "a 1900 az res rssiasnc. fs
Jane ' Pa55ison widow 5f ia,s wsism
Notice o hereafter.
RANIon Iufsy % P p 1900 91 at q ai' Ransn lsi fei b
fence T sa sasslns sa A Hass S. q, fe' JONI
Basking Friday afternoon April 2T at go
Tie he BeIa%aTs Issss Taeasnna a. and Western
sA5TH9n wsdessay APr & = Ezssss q N Pssoe % b,s .f
Funeral service from her late No ls4 West
i2th-st.. Friday, April -. al D. m
UNDERHLL-In Brooklyn. Tuesday. Aprfi "a Jan. C..
widow OF ELIAS UnderhilL in The 7sh wear ot asr age
samuel ". Boocock, No. s. Ioraernon-st.. Saturday
Please omit flowers
VAN sLYKE-Ou April ., at her residence. No, 4oS
don We Of Rev I',z's@ RTeT Van slyse s. b
Funeral services residence Friday atrer
noon April 27
Relatives and friends invited.
Internent private.
Syracuse. Bnghanton and papers please
VAN VLECK-Suddeuly. Perth Anboy. y. J.. April
%. 1900 Jasper Tenoroeck Week. aged % years
Funeral private.
InermenI al convenience Of family Greenwood Gene
Philadelphia papers please copy
WOOdInwn Cemerer-.
OF Bronx. New York CITY
once 20 13rd SJ-=et. Madison square south
Undertnkcr>.
Burial and Cremation CO--Stsphen Merritt. PrsA.
n all cemeteries Teie.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
AMERICAN SCOUTS SHOT.
BoER ACCOUNTS OF THE FIGHTING IN THE
FREE STATE.

Brardeort, Orange Free State, Monday, April
"a British column in the direction of Built
fontein and HoOpstad has been beaten back
through Boshof. The Federals sustained two
casualties and the British had twelve men killed
and number wounded
Yesterday General Kclly-Kennys artillery at
Dewetsdorp nduged in a mild bombardment OF
General Dewet's position, the firing lasting
through the morning.
The scarcity of water is supposed to be very
pressing at BloemfOntein. desperate attempt
made by large British force in two col
umns yesterday 70 recapture the waterwOrks.
Their right flank beaten back however
party of fifty were cut off and twelve men were
killed.
The Johannesburg command has captured
British scout. Some American scouts have been
shot.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

BERNHEIMER-On THURSDAY. April 26, a residence
No aIS I4th-st. Bernhelmer. Beloved hus-
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BLANCHARD-At Railway. N j. on "Wednesday April
after prolonged Illness. William E Blanchard,
he OF
Funeral will he held residence No 81
Mape-ave. Pahway. Saturday. 2sth inst. D. m.
BROwNEILl-On Tuesday April "a 1900. SD
year Caroline Field. beloved wife Of Asa g. BrOwnel
daughter OF the late Richard VI Field. OF Provt-
Funeral services a, late residence Dean-s.
Brogkyn on Friday az l:3o p m
Burial private, at Noodlawn
Boston and Providence papers please copy.
BI-sHNEIL--In Madison Conn. April % 1900 Frances
Grace Bushnell. laughter of Nathan T Bushnell
CAMPPFILl-At I4archmont. y Y April -. 1900
Funeral service from ST Johns Church. Iarchmont
Friday Auril % 1890. az p.
Interment az Woo'liawn.
CUNNINGH AM-At Baltimore. Md. April
Isabel daughter of the late Giles and Julia James White
Of William Cunningham.
DIBBLEE-on Thursday Frances NJ Dibblee. widow Of
Ezra r. pibblee
Notice of funeral hereafter
FUSsELI-Ou Thursday April 26 Wantagh. James A
Fussell in the 10th ysar Of his age
residence Wantagh L. l.. on
Trains leave Long Island CITY 10 Fatbushave -
Interulent private
HARIAND-On April - 1890 az George, Isl
and. Thomas Harand. II list year OF his
Funeral residence. No 30 Berkman Place.
Friday April -. 1880. at 10 a. m
JOHNsoS-A, Railway y J.. on Tuesday. April - 1900
Ionn h Johnson second OF the late Jeremiah Jonn
son 1r.. in the 43d OF his age
Carriages win the train leaving the foot OF Cort
landt-st at 40
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
FORE. Asst For TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.

For New England and Eastern New York fair to-day
and probably saturday: fresh uorthwesterly winds
For the District Of Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia. to
day. partly cloudy Saturday fresh north northwest
For Western New York. fatr nd
SATURDAY. northery northeasterlv nds
For Western Pennsylvania fair today with warmer
in northern portions probably Saturday, fresh
Wi nd
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
Sperial Notlres-


Art.-Twenty most artistic hair. heard trimuers IN
world ALPINE, 81 West I'D near B-OadWay; zen
nett. 90 Nassau Manicure. cniroDodist open even
lngs. II o'clock.
weIIing's Dyspepsia Tablets for Flatulency. In
digestion, Heartburn stomach AL Druggists
Established
For SaIe-TO Close Es1ate-Ffne SUMMER
NJ PlIts1elQ. Mass
Substantial large grounds. well located viii
reasonable THOMAS y. ESRIGHT- I3 North Street.
Pittsfield Mass
Quinine Chocolates. The pleasant
o administering quinine children taswei. Mas
a Newport X L
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
AFTER ELUSIVE BOERS.
Continued from first paGeo

swords TO General De Wet and $50 commits
stoned officers and men surrendered. All the
prisoners forthwith sent to Thaba Nchu
under escort. and General De Wet continued his
march toward Wepener
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
MRS. ELIZABETH DOE.

Elizabeth, y. j., April 26-Mrs. Elizabeth Doe
died to-day from pneumonia at an advanced age
She was the widow Of Charles L. Doe, a promi-
rent man here twenty-five years ago and who
was chief linen buyer for the firm of A. T Stewart
& Co. for many years He the founder OF
the Westminster Presbyterian Church. this city.
Mrs Doe is survived by a son, ex-Alderman Thom-
\. Doe OF this city. who resigned his office to
take important place in the New-YOrk Street
Cleaning Department under Colonel Warng. and is
still retained there Three daughters also survive
New-York tribune., 1900-04-27
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC.

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Tes Per crj per stsanlzrtp w0rdswort az 100
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naH other parts Of Brazil and Ia Plata Countries
M FOR 1nagus per sear1ship Thems 1maiI for ia
directed "per steamship Thenis''.
sATTRDAY-At t2.9o m for Nassau. y P. per
IGsG a M for Fortune Island. Jamaica. SavaniIa.
tr Cosis cq must 6e directed irear.p iena:
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"wednesday and FrIdayl Mails FOR cuba by rail- to
everv MONDAY Tuesday and saturday at te.SO a. m.
Ohe connecting closes are on Tuesday and Saturtay,
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Europe. and New Zealand which goes san Fran
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The Grand scenery Of the Hudson is visible from the
homes Hudson Send for descriptive
circular. AMERICAN REAL ESTATE Co, 800 Broadway
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages and dea his must be in-
dorsed with full and address.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

PRINTED MATTER. ETC-German steamers sailing
on Tuesday Printed Matter etc. for Germany.
and Specially Addressed Printed Matter for other
parts Of Europe American and White star steamers
on Wednesdays. and French steamers
THURSDAYS. Cunar5 and German steamers Sat
urdavs Printed countries for
which they are advertised mail
Of Supplementary IranSaranrtc
Malls named above. additional supplementary mails
opened the piers of the American Engitsh:
French and and remain until
within Ten Minutes sailing Of steamer
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Fostomce Notice.

Should be read by interested
time)
Foreign the week ending April Is 1900 will
close promptly in all cases at the General Postofcs
follows: Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier
han below Parcels Post Mails Tor
Germany close p Monday
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
SATTRDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europe. per steamship
.Statendam. Plymouth and Rotterdam; at 8 a
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ana mail be directed per steamship Thing
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steamship 'Ivsruia. via Queenstown mail
must directed per steamship Ivernia D.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC--Cferruan steamers sailing
Tuesday tai Printed Matter for Germany.
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Il has been said. owing 20 the tremendous devel-
opmenJ Of industries. OF which you are so
large part. that this : 4 material age If that
means that j. IS age devoted 10 the development
~aterial resources and Of their contribution 70
The wants and needs Of the people. not merely 20
deveIopmen; Of those 10 Ihe!- intellectual and
moral advancement, IL is true. L it less
than that II Is not Grant that in the classic
age art ana POETRY ami dialectCs attained their
highest reach. but remember that the body Of
the people a hopeless, PROSTATE caste and
mat to-day there is poet in America and
OF order anywhere. bur remember
that there - n humble under flag
the % freedom and hope ana beauty il
rot ia his heart and that the finest ideals not
lis Inspiration. J. sometimes Il seems a material
tiof its resources f literature and music art
fr.l living, H2uiE homes general education
personal dignity open and universal and
because IN or at the swtftness ana hum
and extent OF the machinery OF our industrial sys-
ap5 2" look ONLY at the extent Of the
iminediata pr.G-ceG output. ana at tne larger
refinement. culture and living which are It's re-
suits. Ever. tEe iulpaiteErc ana restIesSDc5s %
labor are rot much at laSor's actunl condition
which il better rnau before. its TelH-
tive Yianc IN" onward aud upward march. Ic
therefore. disducf -dt = of danger.
is only significant of thaf incentive the higher
ana better things Of the spirit and the which
= the very inspiration not merely 10 material but
D intellectual, moral ana aesthetic elevation.
I rejoice with you III your great enterprises, your
reservoirs ~ capital. the nyrads OF busy hands
you employ and the products you pour out
abundantly q from the and hbres OF Ameri-
car resources I rejoice with you in the opportu-
mites you give the genius OF invention, sci
ence which has become your handmade: the
artist -ho adds beauty 10 use. and TO all your