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New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
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FgTsIaj services GsSIs' 3 GhgEss @ Pelham maG9r I
the 1915 p. m train from 129th-st. Harlem River
Please omit flowers
BENEDICT New York March . Charles F Benedict.
Funeral from residence. No I9 West eehst. Tuesday.
ipterment al al Daren Conn. 4;3O p m.
son Of John Il. and Amanda Rergen, in hts 3ls year
iFSI'I Red Bank n1S"' on l Monday March l. at p m
Relatives and friends invited
DoREMus-At East oranss \, J., March l. 1901. Far
Funeral services her residence. No 60 Washing
St East Orange at o'clock on Monday afternoon
Carriages will he in waiting at Brick church station
of o'clock train from Barclay St NeNfor
pIMoNTAt Plelnisld NJ j. g On So SATURDAY gaS March 2
cs5If Z Pfs srass S PS Il S es' of
New London papers please copy
sf AZ " ,ha Rsv William NaTSn 9nSe hsT'f' T
r. and daughter Of the late Rev. BENJAMIN Evans.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
of Robert ogden and daughter of the late George
Funeral services will be held a, her late residence IN
Metuchen at $50 m March 1901 ,a and t, at CHRIS;
the 1 D. m. train from Hoeoken-
HAvILAND-At White Plains y y, on Sixth day; Third
month March p. Solomon A. Haviland in the SD year
Relatives and friends respectfully invited attend
the funeral az Friends Meeting House. Purchase. on
Third day C5thl IL o'clock.
Carriages will train at Nhlte Fans leaving Grand
Central Depot at 9l2 A. m
HENDRICksoN-on Saturday. March 2. Gilbert Bailey
Hendriekson. in the 65th year OF his
services residence OF his daughter Mrs
Henry Mlef Bolton. No. 1897 Boston Roat. New
York City. Monday. March 4. at clock p.
I.AYNG-sunday morning. March 3. 1901 residence,
No. ST East 74th-st. infant daughter D.
and Vsrnona Spencer Laying
MACAULEY-on Thursday. February IS. Lillian Van
wyck Youngest daughter Of Hester Van Wyck the
late Rev John N MacaGley. D. r.
TuneraI late residence. Vest
ave Monday. March a. at 1890 a.
MINTIRE-On Saturday. March 2 Louisa NJ. I. Nc
I.0vett McIntTe.
Funea services al residence No "a West 18th
ST. Tuesday March .. at 10 a. m.
MORROw-Sunday morning. March g. Lucy S. dauxhte,
OF a. and Lucy Slaughter Morrow. he
loth
Tuesdays II oclock
InteTment private.
Louisville papers please copy.
MJ-I.FORD-At Poughke eeps!e City y. Y, March g.
cynthia Van RenschOten. widow Of David ii
milford. in the nth year OF her
Funera from her late residence. No. l0S Market
Tuesday, March 5. at $50 o'clock. Relatives and
friends invited
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
/, ,pREsT IN HILLIARD CASE.
,cr ATTORNEY CHARGES CLERK
WITH sUBORNING HOSPITAL
ORDERLIES.

r Wilson. a clerk IN Gouverncur Hos
- arraigned IN jefferson Market court
f!is" = ,,,r,ing charged with Eubornation. At
ye.,, ~ the District Attorneys Office he was
he es "a "a noice headquarters until this after
t.. .o- a further hearing.
n2.. : y.ss arrested late on Saturday night by
VIZ. VIE, Once Detectives Berkeley. Arfken and
oehI eh,ssage al his home. in Henry-st., at the in
VIZ :, District Attorney Philbin.
.escial Of the District Attorneys Office last
. said that about a week ago District At
ne" rt,u,in learned that Wilson had attempted
'Thc Two ordorlies Joseph Greenberg and
" - p.,.,olds employed ~ the GouVerneur Hos
ff'is . ,as,ify that when the ambulance that car
,,,,s II Hilliard. the Frenchman who died
- ,,i,ious circumstances in Bellevue Hos
gl'. - time ago. stopped AT Gouverneur Hos
FI ,,s way 10 Bellevue Hospital, Hlliard fell
pa landed on his head. The District At
o-' . Investigated the story. and. il is alleged,
on mar Wilson had given Greenberg an en-
- - containing I'VE ten-dollar bills, and that
W'r - had returned the envelope after refus-
O .os,jFy Then a Is said, Wilson went to
IDS ~ and asked him 10 testify.
o.. y,,st,ict All 1rney did not arrest Wilson when
Davis vas on trial, fearing il might in
-. ,be itlrv. il is said on Saturday Assistant
-.,,. Attorney Pierce examined half a dozen
Nsu.ssas employed al Gouverneur Hospital, and
evening District Attorney Phiibn requested
iha. WILSON be- arrested After being arraigned in
tnm "Hs.sr5ay Wilson was released on ball.
ooai' - hearing to-day official in the District
At.sy,s office said interesting evidence would he
A.to A. he intimated that several other persons
gwen rriicsfed He added that District Attorney
Ntig Nti,gs pneU, who had advanced The money 10 be
"a ~ Greenberg and Reynolds.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
NAY ADD MILLIONS TO TAN ROLLS
CORPORATION COUNSEL THINKS DECISION
IN FAVOR OF CITY IS SWEEPING.

The decisions Of the Court Of Appeals Friday
In the two tax cases of the People rel National
Surety Company agt. Feitner and others and the
Citizens Savings Bank of Stamford agt. the
Mayor were important victories for the city. both
on of the questions of law and the amounts
Of money involved In the ltigatons
The Importance OF the decision in the National
Surety Company case lies in the proposition of
required to be held by insurance companies under
the Insurance law is not amount which the
companies may Offset against the valuation OF their
capital and surplus for purposes of local taxation
The Corporation Counsel is of the opinion, from
Of the decision that the principle OF law
applies also the similar fund held by fire com
paales. Julien T. Davies appeared not only as
counsel for the National Surety Company but ad-
mittedy counsel for the Board Of Fire Under
writer's lie filed "A brief holding that the reserved
fund In the hands Of fire companies whatever
might be the taxable status of that fund in re
decision is as far reaching Corporation Counsel
Whalen thinks. the result will be TO add to the
rolls IL the city from $50c1JG00 20 S2uCto,O00
which have heretofore escaped taxation.
ford aEt. tho Mayor brought to recover certain
sums Of money collected by the city in the form
Of taxes levied against the plainun as stock
holder In certain national pank" m TINS c4ty IN
for the wears iS.6 1SS 1sSS and 1853 The plain
rin was "a Connecticut corporation, and the de-
csior Of the court affects twenty-five similar cor
pOrstiOus taxed on bank stock the same years In
each instanc" the taxes on the bank stock were
ua!d by the banks 0f dividends which would
otherwise have been paid To the savings bank.
and the suits were brought 20 recover tn" amounts
The aggregat" amount involved which by the de
cision is saved 10 the city, is Slo".on"
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
DETECTIVES FEAR A sHAkE-UP.
COMMISSIONER MURPHY SAYS IT WILL NOT
BE A GENERAL ONE.

The detectives under Captain Titus are fearing
BIG shake-up in their bureau, but some words which
Commissioner Murphy uttered yesterday ought to
reassure them The commissioner made an early
VISIT 10 Police Headquarters yesterday and after
long talk with Captain Titus said:
statements which have been made in the news
laleIs 70 the effect that / have in view a general
s-sAe-qp IN the detective bureau have no basis in
S.l, nave heen having a long talk with CaDfain
liees ihls morning. We consulted with regard 10
So. many matters connected with the work az
-. & DeteclFe Bureau. As matter of faCt / bava
~. ~ stesl oeal or criticism 10 make on Caufsia
~ .Hos ; ONCE Principally. I want men OF merit
aJ are sooo detectives, to be intrusted with the
hsVsh OF me bureau. In this regard Captain Titus
& ass me correct idea. But there VIII be no whole
L-o ..teIises there just at present. and I do not
al any time. e' "a Ni4at4se7
N9p'alh 1ltus when seen later said that he had
.''H IN conference with the commissioner chiefly
Atouuhe matters. There is not 10 be anv shake
= "a 'ne bureau, as I understand it," he said
0 commissioner addressed my men yesterday
TiS impressed upon them that only merit would
b--c..n nt agrees with that the head of the
rari, sl'oeIl De The man 10 determine where that
1~or.st ne ne men were much encouraged bv the
saI.oheIs talk 20 them. i think ii will have
N'"'S enect upon the force
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
ALL SIGNS POINT TO YORK.
ur1r. BE MURPHYS SECOND DEPUTY,
IT is RELIEVED.

,,..,sss the Tammany leaders go back on their
isa NJ York will he the second deputy COM
iss,oner oe police" said prominent Willcughby
g., leader Yesterday "Mr. Murphy may be
-., when ne says that he never offered the place
! Nv York but he did give TO understand
-, no would name any man we chose TO select"
The opiuon seems 10 prevail in Brooklyn that Mr..
Work will be- the man. He does not want the place,
n. has decided to acquesce to the wishes OF the
| sanitation ID is not known that Tammany has
,rr special antpathy 10 Mt York. but If il is
made clear that another man would he more ac-
rp,abe 10 them he win be only too glad To step
aside
AS far as ] know there is change in the stu-
ston" he said yesterday, and that was all he
would say.
Police Commissioner Murphy said last night that
BE- had not yet appointed his second deputy com
missioner but hoped TO DO in the early part Of
this week. James Sheyn, of Brooklyn. also said
he expected the appointment TO be made in the
early par; OF this week. At the Democratic Club
was said that John +. Carroll is expected back
from Florida in the early part of this week. II
looks therefore II the appointment were hanging
fre until Carroll arrives and makes known the re-
cult OF his conferences down South with Hugh Nc
Laughn.
Nr Sheyln would give no hint at al as TO who
the second deputy would DE. From another source
f learned that the Brooklyn people have not
definitely decided whom they want.
Mr. Shevhn would only say that they wanted
Brooklyn man, ana II they got nm ne would re-
store 20 Brooklyn its old reputation Of being city
q churches and homes, unsuliied by Illegal resorts
o. any kind.
When Commissioner Murphy was asked If the
second deputy would have complete control of po-
hee affairs in Brooklyn as reported, he replied /:
there as Z have here. Don't let any rumor mOnger
make you think anything else"
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04

II. BUFFET CoNFERs WITH FRIENDS OF
THE EXILE OF SAN SEBASTIAN.

Brussels. March 3.-MM Cali and Dumonteil.
who arrived herr tins morning TO meet NJ. Andre
Buffet, agent Of the Duke of Orleans. and to
present TO him a challenge from NJ. Paul Derou-
lede TO fight duel owing TO NJ. Bullets denial
Of the recent assertion by NJ. Deroulede at San
Sebastian that TIE Royalists betrayed his at
tempted coup or the occasion Of the Faure flu
neral in 1892. We're in conference with NJ. Buffet
this afternoon.
NJ Buffet pointed out that the law Of Belgium
prohibited duels and arrangements for duels,
and that he, while accepting the hospitality OF
the country, felt bound 10 observe its laws He
said, however. that he would appoint two sec
onds TO discuss the matter French soil
The four seconds will probably meet in Paris
10 decide whether there is ground for duel
If their decision is in the affirmative. they Will
fix the place Of meeting. NJ. Bufet's friends are
convinced that he is anxious TO fight.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
DIED.

NohRIs-Ent.red into rest Sunday afternoon.
NIT. n j.. Julia King wife OF Luthes W P. Norris
Funeral services Tuesday at II O'Clock arrival
of 10 O'Clock train from New-York, No. I'D Hobart
ave, N j.
oLIvER-on Friday morning March l. 1901. Mar.hs
Funeral services will be held at the residence of her
in-law. Thomas j. Atkins. No. 63l Niioushby-ave..
Monday. March A. at p.
PARSoNs-At Paterson. n. j., Saturday. March 2.
1901 John Towt eldest Of Louise T. and the late
Rev solomon Parsons. in his 31st year
Funeral services Monday. March A. his late rsot
dence. No 61i East 23d-st., 2:30
Interment at Nyack. y. "
SHANNON-At washnzton d C. on March T. 1901
Martha A shannon. wife OF Richard Cults shannon. OF
No. 10 West 50th- 81.
Funeral services at Rroekport, N. Y. Tuesday.
March 4.
TalcOtt.
Funeral services to be held Monday. March 1901,
a. m at the residence Of w II. jayne. 1os
Columbia Heights. Brooklyn.
W0LLENHACPT-On Friday March l. 1901. AdeIna n
- Nollenhaupt beloved sister of Bruno Wollenhaupt
Funerai services Peters Church. Lexington
ave and aoth St. on Tuesday. March s. at 10 a m
NsoOdlawn Cemetery.
hdncSon1e Plot for sale. situated Driveway, iov
prlce. 4 EDMUND MARKS, 22o Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
NREDENBURGH TO STAY.
III MURPHY EXACTs A PROMISE THAT
POOLROOMs MUST GO.

A. the request Of a rurnber Of renpt.tlo ,,o-
commissioner Murphy has decided 10 al
Iohoe Captain Nredenbureh 70 remain in
- oi me oak-st police station. To Tribune
r' re'es' 'he commissioner said last night that a
- -. creating Devery with urging him not 10
or,-@'s Nfedenhurgh was untrue and that he had
,.., ~,io"ed NFeaenburgh to remain because many
c3r,, - merchants doing business in his pre-
rsN "au peuuoned in his behalf and also because
'-eeehourgh had promised faithfully to rom ont an
aJI,s'.lhe 10 .le houses from his precinct
soaer Nrtsinlse tDinlse Is not kept" added the commis-
~ ~ lhlercedes in his behalf ''' ''
wanted - oi ms promise the Divverltes who
lsrites nltelehoRrRh Transferred and the Sulli-
Ehicb .,siio ~iio wanted him retained don't knoW
-4 slae has scored a victory
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
IADE A RAID FOR THE SECOND rINE

"le second time within two months a raid
s made on the alleged gambling resort an No Al
e-~Neu Place, Brooklyn. by the police yesterday
49, aslT who is said to be the proprietor;
!, -CA sS- Oonro~ twenty-three years old. OF No
-. - ''.e-aNe- and Arthur Kenmore, twenty-one
- 0a' Of No 9S ST. FeliX-st. were arrested and
usn W ~ the Classon-aVe. station house A
blavs-e - poker chips and number Of packs
laying CARDS were coniiscated
EPDst.-oos5 ~ ner raid Of the Rockwell Place resort
Rroc1Il the return or Deputy Chief McLaughlin
O1gh ~, ~, stier he had been sent TO Queens Bor-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
GIRL WHo is PUNIsHED TRIES SUICIDE

~. ~ Sehneid. sixteen years old, attempted SUI
s-s, s Yesterday al No S2S East Fifty-ninth-.t by
- ls earoolic acid. She ala this because she
- Neen punished by her mother.
n. - ei' went 10 hsl Saturday night against
shen sSes %, her parents. II nearly u O'Clock
BY them turned and she was severely scolded
he gtri l.er hair, which hurt the feelings OF
which ves . @ @she went 10 the medicine chest in
ne n,- ootte OF carbolc acid used for clea Ms
m0ther rs rosss ana swallowed some OF e. Her
much =, thshea her IN time 70 prevent her "a King
hospital ''' one was taken 10 the Flower
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
MASONIC BrILDING TO COST $500. 900.

II the plans Of the Brooklyn Masonic Temple
Company carried out Masons and members of
other societies BROOKLYN will have provided
for them a suitable building in which TO meet. 1t
Is proposed to erect six story hreproof building
near Gates aud Bedford aveS., BROOKLYN, which
will contain accommodations for lodges and So
cietIes. including reception rooms and a large
public hall
Ii is estimated that the building viii cost about
$500 600 The company will ne organized under the
laws of this State and will be capitalized at
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
SELECTING STATUE OF WASHINGTON

Hovo o"hnttee chosen by Register James r.
Essb,. - erect an equestrian statue OF oeorg.
D.v,s,as,. eon az the fountain Becford-ave ana
st. brooklyn, Is considering the tnntter oe
s replica OF the equestrian Wnsb,rs,,a, 80.
Ecrn,r ~ "h a sift 20 France from The Annerieap a
gsr, Pie me sculptor was Daniel C. French. on
usly 'esenth-Si. ,,'s Manhattan. ID had been CEN
statue to saood THAI Register Howe desires b,s
H9esirtsn - feIfoducsiOn Of the Clark Niiis
as nrhi 80. az al Washington hun N was sat6
s1Mitee "' ne would yield 10 the Choice OF me
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
OBITUARY NOTES.

New-orlesns. March 3-Linn B. Watkins. asso-
ciate Justice OF the Louisiana Supreme Court. died
yesterday at Pass Christian Miss, after Illness
of two months.
Atchison. Kan March 3.-David Martin. ex-Chet
Justice Of the Kansas Supreme Court, died at his
home in Atchison last night, Of pneumonia and
complication OF diseases He born at Catawba
Ohio and served in the 18th Ohio Infantry In the
Civil War.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
GALE PREDICTED FOR TO-DAY.

The local Weather Bureau received from Wash
ingtCn last night warning of a severe storm :, ON
the southwest 10 be expected along the NJ ddle
Atlantic Coast. The storm centre was little
north of Lake Huron last night. and rapidly moving
east This afternoon the wind Is expected 10
change 20 strong gale from the northwest
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
SWAN THE ORANGE RIVER.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED BoERs UNDER DE WET
AND sTEYN GET ACROSS.

Colesberg, Cape Colony. March Fifteen
hundred Beers. with whom. il is alleged. were
General DE Wet and ex-President Steyn. found
a spot at Lilliefontein. near Colesberg Bridge.
where the Orange River widens ana the current
is slow, and they all crossed yesterday. both men
and horses, by swimming.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
nTITATIoNs TO 4 DINNER RECALLED
TROUBLE BETWEEN TWO BROTHERS. BOTH MIN
listers. THE CAUSE.

listers, THE CAUSE.
Owing 10 The difference Of opinion between the
trustees Of the Tompkins Avenue Congregational
Church, brooklyn. and the dinue~ committee Of the
Mel's Association Of the church TO the advisa-
bity Of having the Rev Richard Meredith AT the
annual dinner, the invitations for the dinner have
been recalled and a stereoDticon lecture will be
given Thursday evening, March l3, the date
originally for he diprer
The trouble was caused by the strained relations
Of the Rev. DIR. Robert r. Meredith, pastor of the
TOmpkins Avenue Congregational Church. and his
brother. the Rev. Richard Meredith. II had been
supposed that a reconciliation had been effected
between the two brothers. and DIR Meredith's s
brother was asked to be one of the speakers After
he had accepted, IL was learned that DIR. Meredith
was still bad terms with his brother. and the
trustees Of the church told the Mems Association
that they either give up the dinner or recall
the invitation 10 the Rev. Richard Meredith In
looked for a time II a serious split might occur
over the dinner, but the committee OF the associa-
ton. OF which J. II. *. Blauvelt is chairman was
finally persuaded to give up the dinner
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
PLAGUE SPREADING AT CAPE TOWN
RAvAGEs OF THE DISEASE PRINCIPALLY
AMONG THE NATIVES

Cape Town. March 3.-The bubonic plague is
spreading here. Five corpses. all Of colorcd
persons. have been found since yesterday morn
ing. Ten colored persons and one European
woman, believed TO he affected by the disease
have been removed 20 the hospital
Numerous persons who have come into con-
tact with suspected cases have been isolated.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
CHARGED WITH RoBBNG HOTELS.
THREE coLoRED MEN HAD vALUARLEs BELONG
ING TO THE EMPIRE

Detectives Of the West ThirTy-seventh-st. station
last night arrested William and Charles Mitchell
brothers, as suspicious characters. The men are
believed 10 be implicated in a number OF recent
hotel robberfes. They were arrested at No S2s
West Twenty-seyenth-st. They colored.
Early on Saturday evening the same detectives
arrested Warren Bentley, cOored. OF No. 24O West
Foriy-seyenth-et. IN Thirty-seyenth-st. between
Eighth end Ninth aves., on suspicion In bundle
which he carried under his arm Bentley had con-
siderable table linen bearing the mark OF the Hotel
Empire Yesterday Bentley told the police that
the Mitchell brothers were implicated with him IN
the robbery.
When arrested the men had with them forty-fve
pawntlekets calling for table linen ana pillow slips
valued at $780, About $50 w0rtk OF silverware was
IN their possession. The silverware was marked
Hurst" ''Nye' and Barrett"
The linen fouad with Bentley has been identified
by the manager pt the Hotel Empire ; hts prop
-ITy. lie said The three prisoners had been en-
g,ioyed at the hotel
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
MRS. WILLIAM N. DUNNELL.

Mrs. Harriet HartIand Dunnell. wife OF the Rev.
DR. William n. Dunnen. rector of All Saints Epis-
copal Church. died yesterday at All Saints rectory.
Mrs Dunnell was the daughter of the late Rev. DIR.
Benjamin Evans.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
CONCERT AT TIE HERALD SQUARE.

The first Of a series of five concerts to be given
10y the New-York Boys Symphony Orchestra was
heard at the Herald Square Theatre last night.
The orchestra Is under the MANAGEMENT of Henry
Pincus. and G. F. Pinto is the conductor.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
SEVENTEEN RESCUED: FOUR LOST
FISHERMEN CARRIED OUT on LAKE ERIE
OFF SILVER CREEK y Y

OFF SILVER CREEK. y. Y
Silver Creek. y. Y. March 3.-TWenty-one fisher
men were carried out Lake Erie OF Silver Creek
this afternoon seventeen Of whom We're rescued
The other four have probably perished. Their
names are Henry Turner, John George. James No
Bratie and Julius Ludwig.
The last seen of the four men they we're stilI on
the ice. but high wind blowing uD a big sea
and the ice was fast breaking up. They were
about four miles out and there was "A mile Of
open water between them and the shore when il
was found that the mea cut OF from shore
this morning a message was sent to Dunkirk hy
the Mayor. asking for assistance. 4 special train
was made up, and a party Of reScuers brought "a
boat on a hatcar The rescuers worked heroicaliy
all day. The seventeen who rescued We're
taken II the noat!ag ice with great difficulty.
They said that their comrades probably perished
as they were I'm periloas positions.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-04
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In The North American Review for March ex-
President Harrison has the second OF his papers
on Musings on Current Topics treating the
British Alliance" and The Boer War