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New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
RELIGIOUS SERVICES OF 2sD REGIMENT
CHAPLAIN PARKER breaches IN THE BEDFORD
AVE ARSORY.

The annual religious service of the 23d Regiment
was held IN the armory Bedford and Atlantic
aves yesterday afternoon at o'clock. There was
a complete Episcopal service. The Rev. DR. Lind
say Parker. rector of St Peters Episcopal Church
and the chaplain Of the regiment. preached the
sermon For an hour previous 10 the service Shan
mons 23d Regiment Band gave a sacred concert
large platform had been constructed in the centre
of the drill floor upon which were seated the mem
bers Of the band and chorus Of fifty, under the
direction of Professor Henry G. Eskuche. The
arrory was decorated with palms Back OF the
stage drapped flags upon which was placed
a cross made of palms.
The regiment marched in TO professional music
and escorted the colOrs the platform. After the
service the colors taken away 70 the music
of recessionaL three ruffies of the drums being
given after each The regiment was
present in a body and two hundred members of the
veteran association occupied front DR..
Parker's sermon was the duties and response
bilties of life. The galleries were filed with
friends OF the regiment.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
THOMAS C4SSTS DEAD.

Thomas Cassin buyer OF supplies and furnish
ings for the Brooklyn Roman Catholic orphan asy-
lurns. died at his home. No. $50 Vanderbilt-ave on
Saturday night. He born in Ireland sixty-one
years ago and had lived IN Brooklyn for forty
nine years. For many years he conducted large
furniture store. He was OF the founders OF
the Catholic Benevolent Legion IN Brooklyn. Two
survive him.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
FIRE LOSS OF sI50.090 IN BALLSr0y SPA.

saratoga X Y. April CSpeciaD.-Ballston Spa
'''V Insurance this morning. The Sans Souci
Y1efa House block and the schafrer Building stu-
-. - n Front, Spring and Washington SITS. were
cy destroyed. The opera house block was
gho gh- =, oy Thomas Kerley and William II. Quinn,
rre lIe tleir loss ar sJ0.00o. So rapidly die the
Eo,.II IIuTh mat nothing saved The MeGbery
tine I, a5olaing. had narrow escape, and az one
Tbs Ess thought impossibility TO save H.
sufs,sa.-.ss department handicapped by an In
EaJis,onn' water supply Il the largest IRE
sea has suffered from for years.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
4 LETTER FROM DIR. DEWEY

George P. Stockwel. chairman Of the pastoral
committee OF twenty OF the Church OF the Pill
grins has received from the Rev. DR.. H p Dewey
of Concord y. H. letter cordially acknowledging
the receipt OF the call the pastorate of the
church.
The letter to Mr.. Stockwe was personal. and
therefore he did not make IL public. The letter
does intimate whether DR.. Dewey will ac-
cept the call. Dr. Dewey Will not whether he
will accept the call not until after April % when
he Will come to Brooklyn and preach from the
pulpit the Church of the Pilgrims
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
HoUsEkEEPER ROBs IN 30 Wv

Elizabeth, April (SpeciaD--Hiram Decker. se~-
euty years old proprietor OF the international Ho
tel az Elizabethport. advertised last week FOR a
housekeeper- The advertisement answered By
a well preserved woman or nifty. who gave her
Mrs Mary Hiney. a widow and native
of Canada
Last night about 10 O'Clock Decker missed htA
hOusekeeper, and found that So which n a
desk In his room was also gone Policeman Hig-
gins arrested the hOusekeeper as she was leaving
the city. When searched the money found
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
ITALIANS SLASF

ITALIANS SLASEED WITH 4 STILETTO.
a ferious stabsing ARRAY took place at the home
I" Jerry Tarento. Italian contractor IN Oak-st.,
OsAT The Hudson Boulevard West Hobokep, last
-'snl Astonio and Carlo Mantefuson. brothers.
Nea'y-tour and twenty-five years old respectively.
Ing Ing n Union Hill. called on Tarento and de-
f--4Sec mat hF pay them wages which they al
sssso were due them. Tarento II IS said. refused,
&c, 80 attacked them with a stiletto. Both We're
Dscly siashed
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
OPTION on LONG BR4YCH WATER WORKS.

Long Branch April (SpeciaD-The Tintern
Manow Water Company has secured option On
the stock OF the Long Branch Water supply Com
pany and the sale. IL IS believed viii be made
soon The selling price Is said to De than
$500 900. The franchise OF the Long Branch Water
Supply Company expires within the next year. and
steps were taken last night BY the Board OF Com
missioners looking toward the esJaAishlnx az =
plant by the city.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
BOARD OF EDITORS ELECTED.

Princeton. April (SpeciaD.-The 1891 Board OF
Editors OF The Nassau Literary Magazine was
elected last night. follows. Ralph p. Swo1ord.
Missouri. managing editor, Ralph : Thompson.
New York; Latta CTriswold New-Jersey; n r On
wake. Pennsylvania; Paul Mitchell Kentucky. Ar
thur II. Adams. Pennsylvania, and Jack p
NrVy-Ynrk
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
FATALLY HURT By NAPHTH4 EXPLOSION.
WOMAN CLEANING CLOTHES AcCIDENrALLr
DROPPED BOTTLE ON A STOVE

Mrs Richard bunker. rwenty-eight years old.
was cleaning some clothing with naphtha Satur-
day evening az her home. No. 80 Montgomery-sr-.
Jersey City. when the bottle accidentally up
set the srqSe. In instant Mrs. bunker
envelOped In flames. Her screams brought Henry
Lukey. twenty-seven years old who was severely
burned while beating out he flames Both were
conveyed TO the City Hospital where Mrs. Dunksr
died Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
ErRE on 4 TOWROAT-

The towboat Atlantic, lying at the Java-st pier,
partly destroyed by fire yesterday morning
The damage placed by the police at 81 500 The
boat is owned by James McAlster. or No. l59
Indfa-st
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
ACTRESS DRINKS CARBoLTc ACID.

SHE DIES: HUSBAND ACCUSED OF THEFT: WOMAN
CHARGED WITH ROBBING HIM
Mrs Samuel W. Reilly twenty-five years old.
bride OF month. killed herself at her home. No
322 Westinghouse. Hoboken. yesterday morning.
bv drinking carboIic acid. She known the
concert hall stage 'Flossie Collins" and week
ago her engagement in a Hoboken music hall was
cancelled the result OF a quarrel with another
actress Mrs Reilly filed glass with carbolic
acid and drank II In the presence OF her husband
She was taken TO St Marys Hospital where she
die.
Reilly the husband OF the dead woman.
rested by Detective Weinthal last night
charge OF stealing gold watch from BoontOn
man The watch found in Reilly's pocket.
Mrs Mabel Mansfield. twenty-six years old
soubrette. living at No. 1,soa Wiow-ave., was
taken into custody on charge OF taking SIS from
Reilly's pocket while he sleeping after the
suicide OF his wife. She satd that she took the
money for safe keeping.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
SHOTS FIRED AT BURGLARS.

Elizabeth April a-Burglars early this morning
entered the drug opposite the Pennsylvania
Railroad station Linden and robbed IL of postage
stamps and cigars. Mr.. Hliard. the proprietor.
heard the burglars and fred several shots from
upstairs window at them.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
BADLY INJURED BY KICK FROM 4 HORSE

Bloomfield, April (SpeciaD.-George ". Ashley.
a contractor. severely injured this morning by
being kicked by a horse Ashley went In the
stable TO feed the animal. when * kicked. striking
Ashley in the left breast. over the heart. He was
picked up unconscious and taken into his home.
where for some time his life was despaired OF.
DR.. W II. Van Giesou attended him
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
REPUBLICAy NOMINATIONS.

Caldwell. April (SpeciaD.-The Republicans of
Caldwell Borough last night named this ticket:
Mayor. Richard Spear; Councilmen. Gould darri-
son and w H Condtt. Assessor, George 3. Harri-
son; Collector. Moses "A Hoage. and Commissioner
OF Appeal +. Cadmus COndit.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
PHYSICIAN FoUND DEAD N A CHAIR

Dr. Robert Cunnion, thirty years DID, Of No. 3o4
Jay-st was found dead in chair late on Saturday
night in a back room of Gustav Prozcsky's saloon.
at No 2O2 Graham-ave. In the pockets were found
morphine tablets and a bottle containing nitric acid.
His lips seemed be burned. He had been in poor
health for a long time.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
POSTOFFTCE ROBBED.

Springfield, April s-The postofice at Short Hills
Essex County. entered by burglars on satur-
day night, and stamps and money 10 the amount
OF S25 taken This is the third time the office
has been robbed in the last few years
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
STABBED BY A HIGHW4Tn4y.
ELIzABETHPORT MAN HELD UP AND PAIN
FULLY HURT.

Elizabeth April (SpeciaD.-Danel Davis OF
Post-ave., Elizabethport, was attacked by high
waymen at 1S0 o'clock this morning AT Pine and
Fourth SITS, while his way home. His assailants
tried rob him. but Davis made a stout resist
ance, and one OF the fellows stabbed him in the
head with knife, iniicting ugly wound
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
WEALTHY SILK MANUFACTURERS VII
PECULIAR DOCUMENT DIsPosING OF THE PROP
ERTY OF PETER BANNIGAN

Paterson. April 8 CSpeciaD,-The Will OF Peter
Bann;gan wealthy silk manufacturer and
farmer who died last week will be admitted TO
probate in q few days. The document is peculiar
in that II appoints the Paterson Savings Institu-
ton as executor and trustee. and in the difference
between the signature 20 the will proper and 10
codcil. The former Is legble. while the latter
is scrawled
Three and half years ago Mr.. Banngan made
a will omitting all reference to his wife On his
deathbed he added a codictl giving her annuity
of $500 The property valued at about S5Oc00
will remain IN trust until the youngest child,
one year old. Is OF age. Mr.. Bannigan was seventy
years old and was married twice. He leaves four
Chi
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
NAVY

,aed he Prairie ApriI 10 and report 70 commander,
in-chief North Atlantic Station for duty April %.
duty the Prairie
ed C3Iare Island Yard.
he Marine Corps FRANK J. @ @sSt5WABI4E Al E. Ell ELL, 7
Jr'. and and JoHN E v GRIDLEY
Passed Assistant surgeon G COOK order March 81 81
mail steamer instead Of the Hartford
IAeutenant-conlnander ". MLEAN. detached Bureau
April Il
Lieutenant F X HILL detached as executive Of the
Commander W T. BURwELL4 detached command of the
Wheeling reporting CT relief 70 home and await
orders.
Con nander A R coUpEN detached Bureau Of Ordnance
Francisco April Il.
Lieutenant J l. sTEcHT detached Washington Yard,
Apr for 10 passage ans = to Asiafc station ' ''
Commander G. B HARBER, detached ONCE Of Naval In
sts Faris Sc RsssTsea5g Madrid Jrhs TO sail
c'aa6ss zsa6ss S srB appointed acting Military
EnSs@ 9sehed Il the c@sa4 and and the PTae April II
Lieutenant W s WHITED. detached Navy Yard. Penss-
savannah. s1ia Ii'' Ca a. April il
Changes OF officers on the Asiatic Station by
cable from the commander in chief April &:
Lieutenant H s KNAPP detached the Baltimore
Iaeurenant Commander F. E BEATTY. detached the
Wheeling and 10 home.
Naval cadet N. J. ELsoN detached Petrol the
Naval Cadet F T EVANS detached the Monterey and
Baltimore
Naval Cadets :. GRAHAM and c BOONE. detached
tae Newark the Baltimore.
Lieutenant WALDO EVANS. detached the Newark and 70
Helena
Lieutenant Z AOALE. Jr and Lieutenant & DAVIS ce
tached the Helena and 70 the Scindia
Assistant Paymaster JOHN n. SANFORD, detached
station and 10 the Isla DE Lazon
Assistant Paymaster c. SCHAFEH. detached the IsiA
De Iuzon and Cavite station
Lieutenant D. K. MMORRIS 70 the Helena
Naval Constructor r. P HOBsON. detacheo hong Kong
and 10 the Naval station. CaVite-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
GAIL FOR STATE CoMMrrrEzE MEErrNa

Secretary DevereUx has issued a call for a meet
ing OF the Nsw-Jersey Democratic state Commit
tee TO be held on Saturday next az II a. N IN ths
rooms or the JeTersOnian Club
Newark The date for the State Convention 70
select four delegates AZ large and alternares
20 the Kansas City Convention viii 5s dxed. At
the same time the State Committee viii elect the
New-Jersey representative in The National Com
mittee. The present National Committeeman IS sx-
Senator Philip D. Baker OF Vinelaud who In A
candidate for reappointment
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington. April s-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued
ARMY

board medical officers. Majors vALERY
HAZARD. surgeon: WILLIAM GORGAS. surgeon,
and JEFFERSON r KEAN, and Captain
WILLIAM W QCINLON. assistant surgeon, is ap-
pointed Havana for the examination OF
acting assistant surgeons who candidates for ad-
into the Medical Department.
The resignation Of Captain CHARLES R. KRACTHOFT,
subsistence, first lieutenant in
fantry 04th Regiment only has been accepted.
Major ABRAHAM s. BICKHAM. quarterrnaster pro-
ceed Alexandria, Va. and assume charge Of the
construction Of public buildings at Fort Washington
and Fort Hunt.
absence granted First Leuten-
art EDGAR A MACKLIN, 11th Infantry. is further
extended DAYS.
this city leave, will report the Ad1urant-
General for temporary duty in his Office
Captain GEORGE D. SAGE. 9th Artillery. having
ncapacitated for active service, his retirement
from active servi>e is announced.
Acting Assistant Surgeons CHARLES G. EICFER and
ALBERT l.. MILLER. Jefferson Barracks, re
lieved further duty IN Department Of Puerto
Rico. and will proceed to San Francisco and report
for duty.
Major LAWRENCE c CARR surgeon, Santiago will
report assignment duty chief surgeon Of that
department.
The following the ID Cavalry: Cap
tain FREDERICK ". SIBLEY, from Troop x 70
Troop G; Captain FRANCIS C. IRWIN, Jr., from
Troop G. Troop X.
First LAeutenants LOUIS E. BENNET and OWEN SEA
MAN. Puerto Rican Regiment. infantry, recently ap-
pointed. will proceed Governors Island and report
further orders
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09

We may note here that The Professor" fills
IRE latest volume OF the Thornton Edition OF
-be Brontg Novels edited by Temple Scott and
imported by Charles scribners Sons There is
q brief PREDATORY note by the editor, and there
Is q frontispiece portrait OF Charlotte Bronte
from the well known drawing. but there are no
other illustrations. This edition also is hand
sonely made. with dark green covers Of stout
buckram.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09

Henry Provide brings out in this country the
edition Of the complete works OF Moliere pub
Ashed by the University OF Oxford. THIS vol
nnle of more than six hundred pages is never
theiess, handy in form, and makes in fact. an
Ideal edition OF the dramatist for the practical
purposes of the student. The text followed is
mat Of NM Eugene Despofs and Paul Mesnard,
published in the collection of "Grands Ecrvains
oe Il France" by Hachette
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09

We have found by testing with the aid OF
particularly good index Nj Edgar Sanderson's
History OF the World. from the Earliest His
t0rical Tine 20 the End OF the Year 1895" Cd
AppIeton & Coz. that that work is a trustworthy
compendium Il is published IN the Concise
knowledge Library good series. well named
M Sanderson ts concise without badness.
This book viii necessarily be used more for
purposes OF reference than for anything else,
but il is q readable essay, and especially sue
cessful in It's blending Of concision with a GER
tain breadth Of view.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-09

Cassen & Co. publish in this country Schillings
Spanish Grammar translated and edited by
Frederick Zagel, a book conveniently planned.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-12

A large number of the ladies tool
advantage yesterday of the extremely
low prices Mrs. V. P. Napthaly, Love
Building, Fort street, is offering on her
entire new stock of up-to-date MILL
merry. Her store was thronged with
customers all day.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-12
A Ministers Good Work.

at had a severe attack of bilious col
ic. got a bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, took
two doses and was entirely cured" says
Rev. A. A. Power. OF Emporia. Kan.
MY neighbor across the street was
sick for over a week. had two or three
bottles Of medicine from the DOCTOR
He used them for three or four days
without relief, then called in another
doctor Who treated him for some days
and save him no relief. so discharged
him / went over to see him the next
morning. He said his bowels were in
n terrible fix. that they had oeen run
ming on so long that 1t was almost
bloody fiux. I asked him II he had tried
Chambsriain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoe Remedy and he said. No wen:
home and brought him my bottle and
saye him one dose: told him to TAXI
another dose In fifteen Or twenty min.
utes II he did not lind relief. but h
took no more and was entirely cured
I think Il the best medicine have ere,
tried. For sale BY al dealers and drug
gists. Benson. Smith Z Co. genera
agents. Hawaiian Territory.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-12
Good Medicine for Children

II you have baby in the house you
will wish to know the best way to
check any unusual looseness CT the
bowels, or diarrhoea SO common to
small children. o. P N. Holiday. of
Deming, Ind, who has an ll-months'-
old child, says: Through the months
of June and July our baby was teeth
ing and took running off OF the bow
els and sickness of the stomach. His
bowels would move from five to eigh;
times a day l had bottle Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy in the house and gave him
four drops in teaspoonful Of water
and he got better at once" For sale oy
all dealers and druggists. Benson
Smith & Co., general agents. Hawaiian
Territory.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-12

The Honolulu Bellies wonderful sue
cess proves she has all the Qualities the
public in general appreciate and those
being protected by the United States
flag will in return stand by all oul
home products and United States labor
See announcement on other page.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-12
OF PERSONAL INTEREST
Removal sale at NJ. r. Counters.


Removal sale at NJ r. Counters
II yoa guess night you yin Cleve
land
The second rife team of the police
force practices daily at s p m
Postal Inspector NJ h. Flint returned
from Hilo on the kinau yesterday
The band viii give q concert 8, Nakee
Island at 3 o'clock today
Removal sale Of fine millinery at big
reduction prices. Mrs Hannafs-
Paul IsenberR. ST. accompanied By
Mrs Dora Isenberg, came IN On the
kinau. yesterday.
Louis Olivera. single, native c.
Portugal and 40 years old, died az the
Victoria hospital
Mrs. Henrietta Becker died a. kewalo
on the 9Th inst She was native of
Germany and "A years OF age.
Thsre will be luau at Makua today
given by the yard and train men Of the
Oahu Railroad T. Land Company.
Something of interest to gentlemen
appears for few days only IN the
window of The White House, 40 Fort
street.
NJ. N. O'Shaughnessy, formerly
Manager of the American Sugar Com.
pany, came over from Hawaii, yester
day on the kinau.
Mrs. Dudley. a sister of ". S. With
ers, of the Honolulu Stock Yards Com
pany arrived from San Francisco on
the bark Albert.
Evangelistic services will be held at
the Joyful News Mission at 8 o'clock
this evening. Mr.. McComb will speak
| on The Christian III Politics
NJ. r. Counter, is offering his entire
stock of jewelry, silver aud silver plated
ware, clocks, watches and spectscles al
reduced prices, for thirty days only.
John Ena, president of the Inter
Island Steamship Company, is expected
back from the States In few weeks
His health has materially improved.
Land Commissioner Brown has been
travelling in kona with Governor Dole
in connection with the matter of open
ing up government lands.
A meeting of the Jewish residents OF
Honolulu, will be held this afternoon
at o'clock at the Orpheum hotel for
the purpose of making arrangements to
hold Divine services during the ensuing
Holy days.
A large number of the ladies tool
advantage yesterday of the extremely
low prices Mrs. V. p. Napthaly, Love
Building, Fort street, is offering on heI
entire new stock of up-to-date MILL
merry. Her store was thronged with
customers all day.
The Honolulu Bellies wonderful sue
cess proves she has all the Qualities the
public in general appreciate and those
being protected by the United States
| flag will in return stand by all oul
| home products and United States labor
| See announcement on other page.
| The office, dwellinghouse, dining
room. clubhouse and kitchen on ths
! Spreckels ranch near Kings City Cali
fornia were entirely destroyed by fire
Wednesday night August 18th. TIL,
office furniture, books and greater par
| of the stores were saved. The loss i!
about 5000 with no insurance. Th'
fire is supposed to have been caused
| by defective hue in the kitchen.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-12

The Most Serious Question Of
the Day
DECIDED AT LAST. The charms OF
the new Honolulu Belle. which aroused
many from their slurber. has come TO
stay and continue the presen; excellent
work for the greatest number. Men who
do not wish to smoke in H<i can be re-
assured by any frst-class cigar dealer
with a HONOLULU BELLE.
J. ]. PLONSKY.
Sole Distributor, Territory Of Hawaii
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19
A ROUSlNG MEETING EXPECTED.

A meeting of the Anaconda Republican
club, an auxiliary of the National
Republican league, will be held to-mor-
row evening in Matte hall and promises
TO be an enthusiastic one. This is the
second meeting of the club n several
new ember will be enrolled from men,
hel ship lists which are being circulated
over the city and which are said to be
signed by republicans in every walk of
life.
The club and league organizations
should be clearly distinguished from a
mass meeting, in that it is of a perma-
nent character and does not cease to ex-
list when a campaign is closed. 1t is in
tended to be a school of re~publicanism,
where the best political literature can be
secured, and where the principles of the
party are Enthusiastically taught. 1t is
content only with the latest and best
thought on current topics. 1t is especi-
ally emphasized that clubs and eagues
are schools for the study of the party's
history and principles and to train young
men to a greater interest in political
movements.
With these objects in view and clearly
n 5rstood the democrats cannot miscon-
strue the mission of the Anaconda Re-
publican club.
Every republican in the city will be
help the cause along. Many things of
interest can be discussed with profit to
the city and county central, committees.
This is a political season of action for
the republicans and every voter who be-
I1eVss in republican principles should add
HE mite to make success of elections
of 1900,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-19
NEW CITIZENS SCARCE

Judge yelling Napton returned from
Philipsburg last night and held a short
session of the district court this morn
ing. Pat Howe was present in court and
received a sentence of two years in the
pen for burglary. There were two counts
against him and he was given a year
on each count A few moments later he
was put on board the train and taken
to Deer Lodge in custody Of Deputy
Sheriff Robinson. Ellis Persinger, sem
fenced to 10 years in the penitentiary for
conspiracy in the murder Of Eugene
Cullinane, was taken thither yesterday.
He was sentenced more han a month
ago, but was taken with smallpox and
spent time in the pest house until he
was cured, and afterwards had tt, remain
a reasonable length of time in the county
Jail before Wardens Conley & McTague
would allow him to enter the pen, AL
though today was set apart for admit
ting new citizens, only one person, AL
bert Kline, a native of Germany, ap-
peared and was made a citizen. The
u is in session again thu afternoon
and several applicants for citizenship are
anticipated.