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New-York tribune., 1900-05-30

The hearing in the contest OF the will OF Robert
Bonner was continued yesterday before Surrogate
Fitzgerald. John E Parsons. special counsel, who
with F. B. Van Worst is defending the will. made
the following statement:
There was misstatenent in the reports Of this
provided that in event Of the death of either of
these grandchildren. who minors. before he
obtained his majority, his share TO be- divided
DetWeen MS two uBcles and aunt"
The facts are that the will provides that In the
event OF the death Of either of these grandchildren
VINO are minors before he obtains his majority
that his share goes to the other grandchfld and
the grandchtldren's share is 70 revert 10 the
estate and go to the two uncles aunt unless
twe1ty-One- II either grandchild reaches the age
OF twenty-one. the grandchildren's share viii not
revert 70 the estate but the whole of the grandchi
dren's share will go TO the surviving grandchid.
and tt is only in the OF the dea tn OF both
grandchildren before reaching the twenty
one that their share Is 10 to the unces and
aunt. II is to this clause of the will that the
mother of the grandchildren. Mrs 4. A. Bonner
takes exception. A number Of years before his
dren. decided his house, No p East Sixty-fourth-st
TO his wife, Jeanette e Bonner When he died he
left viii giving all his property personal and
real, TO his wife. Mrs. Jeanette F Bonner and for
this Robert Bonner deemed that Mrs. A A
Bonner had been amply provided for
All OF yesterdays hearing taken up with the
examination and cross-exaInination Of Mr. Van
Worst. who drew viii for Mr.. Bonner The
cross-examination still In progress when an
adjournment was taken until Thursday morning.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
Ex-IUpGE JOHN ? REA

Minneapolis, MINI. May 29-Ex-Judge John
Rea. Commander-ln-Chief Of the Grand Army of the
Republic in 1SS7SS died at his home, in NicoIlett
Island. last night, from disease called harden
ing Of the brain. He born at Lower Oxford
Penn, October 13, 1910. In 1867 he was gradu-
ated from Ohio Wesleyan University. at Delaware
Ohio He removed to Minneapolis in 1876 and was
Editor Of THE Minneapolis Tribune" a little over
year.
He entered the army a private in Company B
18th Ohio Infantry, April 16, 1851 and was pro-
NOTED for gaantry several times, and brew
cited major for gallartry in action at Cleveland
Tenn. He was past commander Of George H
Thomas Post, Lancaster, Penn. and of George N
Morgan Post, of Minneapolis, and elected Com
mander-in-Chief in 1887. He Judge of the
Fourth Judicial District from April 1885 until July
1SSO. when he resigned Judge Rea leaves a widow
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST

INDIES. ETC.
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for dispatch per ship Trupic Bird for Australia
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rralla- Mails Tor Australia feNcepE Australia
which via Europe and NsW-Zealand. vfa
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close here daily $50 y n. ID 10 J,lu. r@l
inclusive. for dispatch .. Warrsrnosa. -
TranspHcinc pert zafifnx
and The schedule Of closing ts arranged On ne ure.
sumption OF taelr uninterrupted overland transit H.
lstsred mall closes az D. m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COT~T.
Postoci>ss Nsw-YorA. y. T. AAS - -
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
EDWARD WHEELWRIGHTs Will

Boston, May 2s.-The will Of Edward Wheel
wright, fled for probate here to-day pro-
vdes for a gift Of $4,000 to the Colonial Society
OF Massachusetts and $1,000 70 the First Parish
Church OF Cohasset to be used in keeping the
church IN repair Upon the death OF the tesla
tors wife. the trustee is pay an additional $4,000
TO the Colonial Society, and 81 O0O each to the
Sarah FULLER Home for Deaf Children. the AssO-
dated Charities. and the church al Beechwood
Cohasset. one half Of the residus of the estate
IS 70 go 10 Harvard Collage, and the remaining
half TO the trustees Of the Museum OF Fine Arts
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30

David Ward was considered by many 10 be the
richest citizen of Michigan. His money was largely
made by investments in white pine, iron and coal
lands in that State. He born in Keene, Essex
County. n. Y, September 10. 1892 He gradu-
ated in medicine at the University OF Michigan
but never praCtised that profession. He taught
school for a tine and became a land surveyor.
During the last fifty years he engaged in the
purchase and sale of timber lands. He also dealt
in coal and non lands for thirty years
a lun nbernan. So large mis- holdings that
standard guage road built for one hundred and
fftv miles through his own land. His home
Formerly at Pontiac, but for almost twenty
years he lived in Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30

General Jose Manuel Hernandez. an idol OF the
Venezuelan masses, is known as Ell Iocho" !" or
The Manned owing TO the fact that he lost three
hngers in one Of the fights of his checkered career
He began his military life about thirty years ago
ana mas SHOWN great personal valOr and ability
especially in his campaign against Guzman BIanco
n the early part of 1870. Hernandez has been
wounded eighteen times. has been captured rwau-v
times, and for years in exile in Cuba In 1898
ne headed an unsuccessful revolution against Prest-
dent Andrade, whose government was afterward
overturned by General Castro. President Castro
had hardly assumed the reins OF government when
Hernandez began another revolution which il is
said. is ended by his capture.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
NEW PASTOR FOR GREENWICH

Greenwich. Conn. Nav % (SpeciaD-At a meet
ing Of the Second Congregational Church this even
ing it was voted unanimously 70 tender call 10
the Rev. W. H Seldom, Of Elgin, III. to become its
pastor The church has been without one since
last August, when the Rev. Walter NJ Barrows
died, as a result. it said. Of the criticisms
which reflected him after he married Perry
SlOane's divorce
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
COLONEL c. P. ATMORE.

Louisville. Ky, May 29.-Colonel c. P Atmore
general passenger agent of the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad, died suddenly this afternoon, from
apopIexy. Colonel Atmore was stxty-six years old
and one Of the best known railroad men in the
South He had been general passenger agent OF
the Louisville and Nashville since 1874 he left
a widow three sons and two daughters one SON
William Atnore, is Police Commissioner of St
Louis and the other two railroad orncials-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
BAccALAUREArE SERMON AT COLUMBIA

The baccalaureate sermon 20 the graduating class
of Columbia University will be delivered by the
Rev Dr Charles Cuthbert Hall, president OF
Union Theological Seminary. Sunday. June To-
at o'clock
The exercises will be held in the Columbia GYM
,a si,nn and n special programme is being pre-
for the occasion The officers of instruction
have been requested lend their aid by attending
" The pTocesston viii be formed in the corridors
or the library at $50 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
DAVID WARD.

Detroit. May 29.-David Ward. pioneer, capitalist
lumberman and owner OF a fortune estimated az
S250G0000 died to-day at his home, in Pontiac. Mr.
Ward had been I'll for several months with brain
trouble, and general breaking down He was
native Of New-York, and had been identified since
1850 with leading enterprises in the West, chiefly
in the line OF numbering and pine land development
and speculation.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
H4RT4RD COHHEyCEHE1r spEAKFRs

Cambridge. Mass. May % tspeciaD.-The follow
ing men have been selected 10 deliver orations on
Harvards commencement day June q: R 8
Forbes, 90, Of Brooklyn; r ". c. Hersey of Lin
coin, Neb.; NJ Seasongood, 90 Of Cincinnati; R l.
Seaver, co. OF Dorchester. Mass. and F. G. Bauer
90, Of Jamaica Plain, Mass The speakers are se-
lected by competition from all those having a Ger
tain rank in scholarship.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
Tribune LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Tr1bues SELF
raror1ing barometer the Jsmpera
ture as recorded a Perry's Pharmacy-
Tribune once May 30. 4 m-The weather yesterday
was fair The Temperature ranged between 81 80
.-rrs.s N. average (5sS being Of degree
biber than that Monday and "a degrees lower than
tbaf ~ the corresponding date OF last year.
The weather to-day will De fair
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
KEARSARGE MAKES ANOTHER TRIP.

tie ship Kearsarge sailed from Hampton Roads
this afternoon at / o'clock for another short sea
trial taking on board several of the members OF
the Naval Board OF Inspection and Survey, who
came down the Dolphin from Washington She
returned late IN the day.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
DIR. HORACE 3. SCOTT.

walHngford Conn. May 29.-Dr. Horace B
Scott L S N retired. died at the home of hts
father this morning at the age Of forty-three
wears He graduated at Trinity College in 1878 and
Ia+ar from the Jefferson Medical School. For
several years he was surgeon in the United States
Na1rv until his health gave way, and he was re-
ired
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
REFrsE TO PARADE WITT TOY GUNS.
7oNKERs HIGH SCHOOL CADETS WILL NOT TURN
OUT TO-DAY.

When the Memorial Day parade passes through
the streets of Yonkers to-day the place Of the
High School Cadets will be vacant. The boys say
they will not turn at this parade. or al any in
the future as wooden Indians"
The High School Cadets took part in the Grant
funeral and won applause. 1t paraded then, as
before and afterward, with toy guns. The boys
want no more of this and demand real guns They
asked the Board Of Education for them some time
aro and the Board laughed. and let the request
80 The hoys were called upon 10 turn out to-
day but not one of the command volunteered
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YEsTERDAY's RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
Washington May 2s-Hgh pressure covers the Atlantic
States and the temperatures degrees below the
seasonal the middle portion In the interior
Of the country they generally the seasonal
although considerably in the
extreme Northwest Showers general from the
Mississippi Valley eastward, England the
Atlantic States and the portion NJ
Middle Atlantic States were also some rhundar-
the Northwest and Central Rocky Mountain
IN the Pacific Coast plateau regions the
weather has been fair with high temperatures
portions. Generally weather
indicated Wednesday Thursday west OF
sippt River Middle Atlantic newfoundland and
portion OF the swer Showers are
indicated Wednesday in the Ohio Valley. por-
ton o lake regions the Middle Gulf States ana
probably Minnesota. followed generally fair thsr
Thursday. Temperature changes will oe marked
although will be somewhat cooler Wednesday IN the
Middle West, and warmer Thursday
States On the Atlantic Coast VIII be
fresh south
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY
For New-England to-dav; warmer the Interior
Of southern portion Thursday southerly
winds.
For Eastern New-York. generally fair to-day
Thursday. to-day in extreme southern portion
fresh southerIy winds
Ne-Jersey partly cloudy to-day; fair and
in the Thursday. fresh southeast winds
For the District Columbia, Eastern Pennsylvania
and Maryland partly cloudy today tetr and
warmer Thursday; fresh southeast winds
bly, showers in southern portion fair Thursday
southerlv winds.
For New-York generally fair to-day
Thursday; fresh southerlv winds
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
ALEXANDER HERON.

retary of the State Board Of Agriculture died
here this morning He was born in Baltimore IN
1927 and moved to Counersville. Ind, in 1875
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
POsfnhcr Nnffrr

Should be read DAILY all Interested
occur a. trne)
Foreign mails for week ending June . 1900. viii
close promptly n all the General Postorce
follows: Parcels Post Mails close hou- earlier than
closing time shown below. Parcels Post Mails FOR Ger
many close al D Monday and Wednesday
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
WEDSESDAT-At o n. supplementary 1880 s. D
for Europe. @(5ermanc. Queenstown trralf
for Germany directed read per GerrarG'l
1880 a. for Belgium direct Kensng-or-
mail be directed per 8. ksrsingrou''1-
THCRSDAY-At $50 a. for Europe g. 81
Bismarck. via Plymouth and Hamburg C-a1 Tor
France. Switzerland. italy spain Portugal Turkey.
Egypt and British India via ChsrbOurg be
directed per : F. Bismarck $50 a. N for
France. Switzerland, Italy Spain. Portugal Turkey.
Egypt British India. q. =. 1Ls TCuraine. VIA
for other OF Europe dtr-c-et
per : La Touraine''t
sATURDAY-At $50 a N Ter Europe per 8 -Iucania.
Queenstown. a a II FOR Netherlands direct
$. PoJsdanl. Rotterdam mail be directed
: Pousdan' - a. for Punrs
Dclgada. Azores Island 3. = Tartar Prince,
St. Mchaes: 8 a m FOR italy. per a Kaiser
VIM. II. Naples mail be directed per a s.
Kaiser WE- IT.. at $50 a n for Azores Islands.
Fayal. 10 a- m rc-
Scotland per City o Rome mail be directed
city OF Rome ,.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
HERNANDEZ CAPTURED.
THE MANNED LEADER OF THE REVOLUTION IN
VENEZUELA A PRISONER

Caracas, Venezuela May 29-GeneraI Jose
Manuel Hernandez, the revolutionary leader ha.
been captured by Government troops
The revolution is now considered ended.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30

PRINTED MATTER. ETc-Gerz1an steamers sailing on
Tuesdays Printed Matter. etc Germany, and
Specially Addressed Printed Matter etc parts
OF American and White Star
Wednesdays. German French Thurs
and Cunard German Saturdays
Printed Matter. for ali
they advertised carry mail
closing OF Supplementary Tra1sa.Iaar!-
named above, additional supplementary
opened the piers OF the American English. French
ard remain until within
Ten Minutes the hour u sailing steamer
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
DIED.

kING-At Newport. r. L on Sunday, May ~ 400
Elizabeth D-nning Duer King. dauxhter Of the la-s
William Alexander Duer and widow OF Archibald
Oracle King. n 18th Of
Funeral Grace Church. Jamaica. Long Island.
Wednesday. Nav 30 1900.
Special 34rh-st- ferry 10 O'Clock
LAT-At Sew-Rocheile MAY % 1900. Hester Marian.
widow of Oliver L Lay aged So
Funeral private
MALPrNE-suddeniy. the residence Of her tacgrsrs
IN Washington. D Q, Monday. MAY 3 sAraa
Learned McAIpine. wife q William Z Mo-
Alpine OF Nev-Brtghton Staten Island
Funeral services VIII be reid IN the chapel OF the Albany
Rural Cemetery At II 30 , THURSDAY. May 81
sTINE-On Tuesday. May - 1900. R stin. n
the I'D Of his
Funeral service Thursday evening" May 81 O'clock.
st his late residence No 219 Je-ersousve BROOKLYN
WILLIAMSON Monday May IS 1890. bis
dence, hassapequa. L l. after a short illness Cole
man candy, OF Coleman and sarah NJ
Floyd-Iones WillaI1s in The t2d YEAR ot bis age
Funeral services Grace Church Msssapequa. Thurs
day, Nay $lst arrival Of the 150 .. m train
(specal carr from East S4th Street Fsrry, r-tu-nnx
arrives IN New-Tork $50
A.-The Kensfco Cemetery-Prfvars station,
Harlem Railroad 4S ride from Grand Central
Depot Ofice. ID East 42d-sr
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
MARRIED.

Episcopal Church.
Nsv 81 1900 Mary Mott Low. daughter OF Joseph T
Low to Henry Gansevoort Sanford
Notices OF marriages and deaths must De In
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30

1I1e-r<s-A. rsber surrey England. Tuesday Nav 20
1900 Alice Fairfax Hicks. wife OF Osnond ftleAa anu
dsuEhter Of Maria the late sidney Ashnlore-
rOSrFS-41n Tuesday May % Susan Maria Hewlett
Jones in T3d Of her age daAshtef OF ne
Io.eph Hewlett Neck. Long Island anu WiAO"
OF the late Samuel W Jones. ,r..--..-
Funeral services late residence, AZ uhehs'o'
Long Isa Friday. June /. 1900 az 20" p M
Carriages viii train leaving Long Island S'S q
11.l0 q
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

At the Metropolitan Opera House last evening a
large audience attended benefit performance for
the American Army and Navy Aid Society, which
aims assist volunteer soldiers and sailors OF
the last two years and their families. There
address by Bird S. Coer. and among those who
took part in the entertainment Miss Alice
Fischer. Miss Effe Stewart, william T. Stewart
Miss Rose Coghlan, Louis Massen. Charles B.
Ward the Ruby sisters. Mortimer Howard, Carl
Lancer Mrs. Louisa Eldridge, the Bachelor Club
Miss Minnie Seligman, J. A. Libby. ]. ". Winton
Murphy and Nolan and Harry Hughes
Klaw & Erlanger have engaged William Farnum
70 play Ben Hur next season. Mr.. Farnum is
twenty-six years old. He is a Bostonian and made
his debut in boys parts with Robert Downing
eleven years ago.
Ar Roster made many changes yesterday in the
bill which presented Monday night at
Roster & Bials with the result that almost an
entirely new programme was Witnessed last night.
The new entertainers Harding and All Sid,
Wills and Loretto, Herbert's dogs and Newhaus
and Ward.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-30
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DIED.

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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05
Going Out of Business.

ular priced shoe store. EOS West Rail
o
Gentlemen Now is the time to plae
your order. Our clothing pleases ano
the prices talk. Nettleton Tailoring
agency. 2l5 south Second street.
An elegant rouvenir will be given
with every purchase Of 25 cents or over
next Saturday at ]. II. o'Reilly & Co.'S
drug store.
c. A. Grande. sos North Broadway.
ine liaGors Sr I cigars. Fresh limo for
'ale. Furnished rooms for rent
Wanted-Pupils for violin and man
dolin. Inquire OF Mics Violetts Strauss
No. sit North Second street.
A musical program will De rendered
at the Bazaar at the Commercial club
building tomorrow night.
silk shirt waists and skirts and WOOL
en- shirt waists and skirts at one-third
on. Rosenwald Bros.
Household goods for sale. Almost
new. Mrs. II. S. Munson, No. $40 we,t
Coal avenue
Foudant, for ielngs. frostlngs. etc.
20 cents per pound. Delaney's.
wanted-Lady cashier. Apply post.
Office box Az. city.
Ladies' capes and jackets below cos
at Rosenwald Bros.
New styles In wall paper al c. ID
Lampman's.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05
s.w,sua.r secured Contract.

Arson a Holman. contractors for the
railway hotel and depot. having inyesti-
gated found that John Nswlander had
all the facilities and latest improved
machinery In his planng mill, have en-
gagged him TO DO several thousand doll
lars worth OF work In his line on the
big building. Mr.. Nswlandsr Is max
ing the door sna window frames, and
will do the Interior finishing wood work
Of ths strustnre. Mr.. Newlander 10 one
OF the best msshaniss 10 the city. and
his many friends are pleased that he
has occurred such a large sontrsst hs
will do a good Job Of work me ths'
will be a monument 10 his skill az q
n~TSt-slsss
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05
Attention. Mnncnhee..

Regular review OF Alamo Tent No. l,
knights OF Maccabees will be held
Wednesday evening, December 5th' AZ
: D. m. at knights OF Pythlas hall,
West Gold avenue. Annual election OF
officers Will be held. and other lmpor-
a n business viii come up for action.
All members and visiting Sir knights
are cordially invited to be present. by
order OF II. X. Gentry, commander. II,
y. Johnson, II. X.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05

Buy now. why vait until the last
moment. when you will be sure to be
crowded. and hurried In making your
selections.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05
CITY NEWS S.


Souvenir day at J. u o'Reily 4 % e
Saturday, December the sth.
Secondhand pianos at Whitson Nusls
sompany, as low as - per month.
Prescriptions prepared al Matthew'S
Pure Drug Pha rmacy" by graduate
pharmacists on.y.
n. L. PARRAMoRE. TRAeaER OF
violin mandolin sHd guitar. Studio.
slsls West oliver went Music fur.
nished on all occasions. Dances a
- eisity
When makiss cut ysur Nat Of 0siIst-
mas prsssnI, rsnsmbsr that ,Es @osI
welcome gfft Is s0ue.hfaz usfl-s
pair OF shoes or slippers, opr stOek Of
these articles ID compete aud our prices
are as low a. psssisls. .. Mays pep
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-12-05
INK MODERN MOTHER.

Has found that her little mes are I'm
proved more by the pleasant Syrup OF
Figs when in need OF the laxative effect
OF a gentle remedy. than by any other
Children enjoy 1t and II benefits them
rhs true remedy. Syrup Of Figs, Is
manufactured by the California Fig
RYrup Co. only.