New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-24
THE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Presi5ant Kr1ger's journey
through France. from Marseilles TO Dion,
where he spent the night, was marked an along
the route by scenes of tremendous enthusiasm;
Mr. Krtger will arrive in Paris this morning.
- The Turkish Government has refused TO
grant an e1equatur for an American ConsuI
at Harpoot. - The battleship Kentucky is
TO sail from Nenles for Smyrna to-day. -
It is reportes firm Constantinople that the
American clain= 70, indemnity against Turkey
will be settled without resorting 10 naval
demonstration. - Still further Improvement
in the condition Of the Gar is reported -
The funeral Of Sir Arthur Sullivan, by order OF
Queen Victoria. will take place in the Chapel
sailed from Nuevitas, Cuba, on his return TO
the United States. - The British Cabinet
recommended promotion of Lord Kitchener to
Lieutenant-GeneTal TO enable him to take the
supreme command in South Africa after the de-
psrture OF Lord Roberts. - Richard Croker
arrived at Queenstown the Lucania.
DOMESTIC.-The Secretary Of State has sent
q new note on China TO the Powers, appealing
from the extreme course suggested by some of
clned TO remove Mayor Van Wyck from Office
the ground that there is evidence that
he wilfully violated the law. - Congressman
Fitzgerald. of Massachusetts, has appointed
Captain DAILY Of the Harvard football team to
West Point - The hearing on ha beas corpus
proceedings in behalf Of O. NJ Carter formerly
Captain Of United States Engineers. held
al Leavenworth, Kan. where he is imprisoned;
Carter made public statement in which he
solemnly asseYerated his innocence. - The
National Irrigation Congress in Chicago elected
officers and listened TO a number Of addresses
ana a letter from secretary wilson on the SUB
3ect OF the reclamation Of arid lands. - The
condition OF Senator Davis was unimproved, and
the gravest fears entertained IN regard to
the outcome OF his diseasesst@z Tufts College
sophornores and freshmen. have agreed upon
new style Of flag rush, from which all smuggling
and unnecessary roughness shall be barred.
- Congressman are discussing amendments
70 War Revenue law.
C1TY.-Stocks were weak and lower. -
Bishop Potter delivered a sermon on God and
the City at St PauIs Chapel. in which he advo-
Gated a vigilance league of twenty-five thousand
members. = Chester B. Lawrence, jr. broker,
assigned, and he and his cashier and the man
ager Of the business were arrested on a charge
OF larceny - II reported that the
Grand Jury had summoned Commissioner Dali
ton and Chief Engineer Birdsall OF the Water
Supply. - The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
which reached port on Thursday after a voy
age marked by mishaps, landed her passen-
gers. - Work was suspended on the de-
struction OF the Dewey Arch owing to a re-
quest from Charleston for its removal to that
city for the exposition in 1901. - Edward
NJ. Shepard declined to serve as counsel in the
prosecution Of Inspector Cross and Captain Her
lthy.
THE WEATHER-Forecast for to-day: In
creasing cloudiness; rain in the after
at night. The temperature yesterday:
Highest. 60 degrees; lowest. 45 degrees; average
b4as degrees.