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University of Chicago Plans

CHICAGO, May 3-The University of
Chicago has under consideration plans
for the erection of a group OF four or six
buildings instead Of one large building as
hitherto contemplated for the school Of
education, formerly known as the Ch!cas
go Institute, founded by Mrs. Emmons
Blaine.
The evening times., 1901-05-03
summer Tours via baltimore and
Ohio RRiiFOad.

Tickets now on sale to all principal summer
resorts east of OIIo River Special excursion
tickets to Buffalo account Pan American Expo
sitIon. and To Niagara Falls now on sale For
further information apply TO Offices Nos. T0T Fiji
teentb Street 6I9 Pennsylvania avenue, and
depot. New Jersey Avenue and c Street, regarding
time OF trains, routes, and rates
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CHICAGO. May 3--Tweaty-two persons
we're shocked by lightning which struck
the ozark apartment building last night.
OF the twenty-five only three were in any
way seriously affected. although num-
her are still suffering from the shock.
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SWEPT OVER THE RAPIDS.
Two Persons Drowned in the ST.
MarY;s River.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, May "a spa-
cial from Sault Ste. Marie. Mich, says:
"A small boat containing two persons
presur1bbIy boys or young men, was
swept over the' rapids Of the St Mary's
River today. Neither boat nor passengers
have been seen since. One Of the passen-
gers was rowing hard against the current,
but the boat was carried under the bridge
and caught by rush of water below it.
The evening times., 1901-05-03
MT Gnre Buy. More Bonas

Secretary Gage today purchased $50 900
of 1907 Government 4 per cent bonds at
rs 6I23
The evening times., 1901-05-03
SUNDAY CLOSING AT BUFFALO.
A Clergyman Announces the Aban.
donrnenf of the Fight.

BUFFALO, Ny. May 3--Rev- o P
Clifford, Of the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church who has been active IN the hght
to secure Sunday closing Of the Pan
American Exposition, says that no further
action TO attain this end viii be taken by
the committee having the work in charge,
bet that the American Sabbath Union
ma continue the work.
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oBsTINACY OF THE BoERs.
4 Kimberley Theory Regarding
Their Refusal TO Surrender.

II tlsfNI 10 SUI I
CAPE TOWN, May "a p. m-}.-The
Kimberley branch of tIs South African
League is convinced that the object Of the
Boer leaders in refusing to make any
formal terms OF surrender that would
imply their loss of independence is for the
purpose of allowing them TO renew hos
tilities in future if they so desire.
The Kimberley people have also present
ed resolutions strongly urging the i'm
periaI Government to make no settlement
with the Beers which does not take this
alleged design into account
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TIE CANAL BILL CRISIS.
Members of the German Ministry to
ReIinuuIsh Their Portfolios.

COLOGNE, May 3--The ''FFankfUrter
Zeitungf states on authority that Dr. Won
MIGUEL Vice President Of the Council and
Minister Of Finance. and Baron Won Ham
Tnerstein-J.oxten, Minister Of Justice, will
reIinquish their portfolios on account Of
the Governments decison TO press the ca
nal bill
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s1.25 To baltimore and Return S1.25
Win Pennsylvania Railroad.

TfrEets on sale Saturday and Sunday. May (
and >, good to return until Monday, Nay T. All
trains except Congressional Limited.
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AN ARMOUR PLANT BURNED
The COmpany's Beef House in Chi
cagO Destroyed by Fire.

4 Loss OF One Hundred Thousand
Dollars, and Five Thousand Men
Thrown Out of work-The Struc-
ture to Be Immediately Rebuilt.
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.EaIey,s Band Mt Chesapeake Beach,
Sunday, May ).

Special trains leave District line station 1888
a. IA. and 2:30 p. N. Leave Beach 3:38 p m
and D. H. 30 cents round-tTip Dinner,
20 cents.
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Programme of HaIey's Band Concert
ChesRpeITEe Beach-Sunday, May .
VIII be foJE IN temorrow's papers.
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FIynn,s business College. sth and IA.

Busine.s. shorthsnd. Typewriting-sz 90.
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Norfolk Va Beach, and Newport News, via Nor
folk & Washington steamer Saturday. at $3.50 p
NJ Good to return until Monday night inclusive
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Don't Miss HaIey's Band Concert.

Led bv VIII = Haley. Special trains leave Dis
trict line station at 1870 a. N. and 2:30 p N.
Dinner at Casino, 50 cents Round trip, 81
aents.
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LOUISVILLE CARPENTERS OUT.
The Contractors Refuse TO Grant an
Increase of Pay

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 3-NearIy all
the carpenters IN Louisville have quit
work because the contractors have Tefus-
ed to grant demand for s.. 30 for nine
hour day. In some cases this means an
.dvance of 3 cents a day on wages
The contractors also refuse to recognize
the Building Trades Union. which in
cIudes every branch Of building trades J.
I Campbell, representing the Building
trades Union, and II. s. Hufwan, OF the
f,arpenters and Joiners', say all the men
vyiII be cut by tonight, and there
viii be complete tie up IN the building
inc. This will affect about 1903 men.
Business. Shorthand. Typewriting- year.
The evening times., 1901-05-03

For Lumber take 9Th 81 ears to Y. Y
ave, one 81. cast 10 9Th 81 See Libbey Co
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PRICE ONE CENT
THE DEFENCE OF EASTMAN
Speculation as TO the Line of Testi-
mOBy to BE Pursued.

A Possibility That the Accused Hsar-
ward Instructors Attorneys May
Proceed on the Theory That He
Fired the Shot to Protect Himself.
The evening times., 1901-05-03

Sr.25 to baltimore and Return via
u. 4 o. Saturday and Sunday,
Nav 4 and 5 good for return until following
Monday Tickets good on al trains except Roy
al Limited.
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Cmrnenters, lists invited and lowest
bids always BY F Libbey & Co, 9th and n. Y av.
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81 90 eacE, for White Pine Doors and
IM inches thick. See Libby Company.
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sI.26 per ice So. #. for Flooring,
all one width, toe ; inches Libbey s. Co,
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KRUGBR'S AMERICAN VISIT
Dom Paul VIII Arrive in Washing
ton in October.

He VIII BE Accorded Il Cordial Vel
come to the Capitalize oGiciaI Re
cepfion-The Department of SfHte
Informed by MontuEu White
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S5-75 buys cur hest Shingles aHsl
largest size. ex2o. at 9th and n l. ave.
The evening times., 1901-05-03

Buy Lumber up-toWn!. Why. Low
ezt prices. Best lumber Libbey Co
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q FIRE IN COLUMBUS.
The HaIIwood Cash Register Plant
In Flames

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nay IA fire broke
out about noon today in the plant of the
Hallwood Cash Register Company and Is
still burning Several alarms have been
turned in and it is feared that the entire
plant viii be destroyed
It is reported that a number Of persons
were severely injured, but it has thus far
been impossible to secure their names.
The evening times., 1901-05-03

Suburban cottages "a speciality
everything ready 10 build them al 9TH and
Y ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
DIR. SIMPSONS SUICIDE.
THOUGHT TO HAVE SHOT HIMSELF IN A
MOMENT OF ALTERATION FROM
GREAT SUFFERING.

There is now seemingly no doubt that slcAhesS
drove Dr. William L. Simpson 10 commit sulclde
b,, shooting in his apartment at the Gerard, IN
west Fortv-fourth-st on Saturday. II was Iearned
Yesterday that ne had long been sdfrere9 win
chronic appendicitis that he knew that the only
cure was an operation, and that he had oeen aa-
vised bv his friends and relatives to submit 20 IT,
EJe told them that he dreaded to undergo an oper-
ation as his health was shattered and he thought
q wound prove fatal Al time his fear LETT hiul
and he made preparations to go to hosplta! 20 De
onerated upon At the last moment his courage
failed him. and he said that the thought OF an
opAration caused him much uneasiness
DR. n F. Harvey who was associated with Dr.
Simpson in the practice OF medicine, az NO =
West Twenty-seventh-st.. said yesterday that Dr-
Supson had not been able TO attend 10 any or his
natieuts in the last three months on account OF
sickness The home and business life OF the phy-
sIcian was happy and DR.. Harvey was positive
that iii health caused Or. Simpson TO shoot himself
Speaking about the death of Dc simpson, the
u,auager of the Gerard said yesterday;
Or Simpson was of the finest gentlemen
that | ever met. When he was suffering with
severe pains he would seldom talk. He was a
lover of hunting. In his rooms he had nuulnel
Of rifles and small arms. DR. Alexander Abrams
who was summoned after the shootns = OF tLe
opinion that DR. Simpson did not pla- 20 XIII hinl-
aft deliberatiou | agree with TINS opinion
I think that DR.. Simpson while dressing hlIlsstI
nrsnaratory to going 10 keep some social en-
"a aFeu,pnts was stricken with severe pains, ana
that while suffering great agony he saw revolver
and i'm moment OF alteration shot himself
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
ANOTHER MEMORIAL SERVICE
BOERS STILL ACTIVE.
KITCHENER SENDS REPORTS OF FIGHTING
-YEOMANRY CAPTURED.

KITCHENER SENDS REPORTS OF FIGHTING
-YEOMANRY CAPTURED.
London, Jan. 21.-The War Office has received
from the Commander-in Chief in South Africa
dispatch dated Pretoria January &c reporting
numerous engagements the following being the
most important:
Cunningham was engaged at Middefontein
ard Kopperfontein yesterday with Delareys
force. Babington. while moving north from
Ventersdorp. threa tened the enemys flank
whereupon the Beers retired west. Cunning
hams casualties were two officers wounded
four men killed and thirty-seven wounded.
In the engagement at Lichtenburg. January
II, some Yeomanry were captured These have
since been released with the exception OF ma
for and three men. No details are yet at hand.
Smith Dorr,en had successful engagement OF
five hours While on the march from Wonderfon-
tein 10 Carolina. where the Beers had lately been
concentrating. The enemy were in considerable
strength and held the river but were driven out.
our losses were one officer killed. and two OH
GERS and thirteen men wounded
Lord Kitchener confirms the report that
British train with troops and military stores on
board was waylaid and captured at Slijpkhjp.
near Fourteen Streams. last Friday, but says
the Beers retired the arrival Of the armored
train sent in pursuit.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
ITALY HONORS VERDI.
THE COMPOSER LEAVES DIRECTIONS FOR a
FUNERAL WITHOUT MUSIC


Milan, Jan 27--Although preceded by
struggle for life that lasted two days Verdi's
death when it came peaceful He did not
regain consciousness. When he passed away he
friends.
The announcement of his death created great
emotion. Theatres, pleasure resorts and many
stores were closed and nearly all the prominent
residences draped.
To-day the city authorities published eulo-
CYSTIC proclamation, which was posted through
out Milan.
King Victor Emmanuel sent 70 the family a
telegram of coincidence on behalf OF himself and
Queen Helena, saying:
We join in the homage. regrets and admira-
tion offered by Italy and the civilized world 10
the immortal memory OF Verdi The nation and
the glorious art of country have suffered
a loss so serious that il is beyond repair.
In his will Verdi asks that the funeral may
be very modest" He suggests that it take
place either at dayhreak or eventde, and that
the ceremony be without music. The chantin;;
of two priests two candles and a cross will suf-
fee he wrote.
Many legacies were left to friends The date
OF the funeral has not been fixed. but II will
probably be on Wednesday Thursday. and the
burial will be in the chapel of the Retreat for
INDECENT Musicians, which Verdi established
The Scala Theatre will reopen after the funeral
of Verdi with a performance in aid of the monu-
ment fund.
King Victor Emmanuel will be represented at
the funeral by the Crown Prince. The City
Council adopted a resolution to-day Offering to
Cemetery among the illustrious citizens of Milan
there inferred.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
RAILROAD TRACKS IN DANGER.

Henry c, Rouse. president OF the Missouri Kan
sas and Texas Railroad, with New-York offices at
No. 1875 Broadway. yesterday received message
from \. a. Allen general manager OF the road In
st. Louis, in which it stated that there were
that the Indians in their uprising in the Ind
ian Territory. would destroy the and bridges
OF the road through the Territory The message
reads:
We have advIces. confirmed by United States
Marshal Bennett, from the Indian Territory that
there is imminent DANGER that the full, Plooded
of railroad in our territory. Have organized
and sworn for that purpose. Protection AFFORDED
by marshals and what protection can muster
will not be sufficient. and should have military
aid. Will you kindly arrange 10 place trains along
our lines in the threatened district? Have tele-
Eraphed this 10 Secretary OF War and Fitzhugh
Lee. Would be glad If you would send smila
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
STOLE 800 POUNDS OF REVENUE STAMPS

Peoria. ILL., Jan 27--The exact loss sustained by
the revenue office from the visit of the ROBBERS
Friday night last has been determined TO be Sl,9.S
The plunder taken consists of revenue stamps OF
various denominations. carried OF by the robbers
in the original package. The weight OF the plumber
was nearly three hundred pounds. No clew has
vet been discovered that throws the slightest hight
on the matter. ]. W. McGinnis. revenue agent OF
this district, is here. well several OF the
Secret Service men from Washington and Chicago
who are at work on the case. but apparently with
little hope of In has since been discovered
that the safe in the once not up 10 the regula
tions and was entered with less resistance than
might have been expected
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
TRIBUNE POPULAR BALLOT.
3ow MaYor of New-Nork.

NeWYork
public
be published will be treated strictly confidential
>urredt 4 Indi BY
S "ars % %h
first MAJ " gee plural
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N ballot sandn %
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mission stood vainly waiting on the steps and
around listening TO the low organ strains ana
mufied peal The service began at lO;oo. The
Most Rev Frederick Temple. Primate and Arch
bishop of Canterbury. preached a most touching
serrnon.
There was a similar scene at Westminster
Abbey, where ali the services throughout the day
were attended by enormous congregations. The
large assemblsge in the Chapel Royal, at St
Iames's Palace included Princess Frederica Of
Hanover Prince Francis of Teck, a host Of titled
people, many members Of the Cabinet and other
distinguished persons.
All the Roman Catholic and foreign churches
In London held special memorial services. The
members OF the French Embassy attended the
French Church, and very Ella borate services were
held at the chapel Of the Russian Embassy py
command Of Emperor Nicholas
Everywhere particular attention was pald 70
he musical portion Of the service. For instance
~ Lincoln's Inn Chapel Brahms's Requiem
was performed.
The Venerable William Macdonald Sinclair,
Archdeacon Of London and Canon of 81. PauIs
Cathedral. preached a commemorative discourse
az Canterbury Cathedral.
Special sermons were preached IN ST. george s
Chapel at Windsor.
Everywhere cathedrals and churches were
draped and hung with mourning emblems.
TelegrRTns from the Colonies and from all the
PRINCIPAL cities abroad where British subjects
live report memorial services. Sir Alfred Miner
attended the service at the Cathedral in Cape
Town.
CRUISER TO REPRESENT FRANCE.
Paris. Jan. 27-The French Minister of Ma
rine, NJ De Lanessen has ordered the armored
cruiser Dupuy de Lone to represent France at
the naval assemblage off spithead on the occa-
sion Of the removal Of Queen Victoria's body
from Osborne 70 Portsmouth next Friday
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
FAMINE IN SH4N-SE.
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST NATIVE CHRIS
TIANs STOPPED.

Picking Jan 21.-There has been great dis
tress in the Province Of Shau-Se. owing TO the
famine and thousands have died. The Court
has ordered rice relief 10 be issued in large
quantities.
report reaches the foreign ENJOYS that na-
tive Christians suffering from the famine were
10 be Disseminated against and TO be punished
II they even begged for food. Mr.. Conger. Sir
Ernest NJ Satow and NJ Pinchon. the United
States, British and French Ministers, protested
70 Prince Ching and II Hung Chang against
such discrimination. and the Court issued an
edict, dated yesterday, ordering all relief off,
cals and Chinese soldiers to treat Christians eX-
actly the same others throughout the EN-
pIVe. under penalty OF decapitaton.
The foreign ENJOYS consider this most I'M
portant decree. If it is carried out.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
MAYOR KISSED IN CHURCH.
HEAR HIS ACTION DE.
NoUNcED FROM THE PULPIT.

An Afro American audience in the Bridge
Street African Methodist Episcopal Church
Kissed Mayor Van Wyck yesterday morning.
while DR. H. c. c. Astmond. formerly United
States Consul TO San Domingo, and pastor OF
the Bridge Street Church. denounced him from
the pulpit OF that church The meeting was one
in which the Afro-Americans had assembled TO
listen TO tributes 10 the memory Of England's
Queen The congregation was large one DR.
Astwood said in part:
To-day IS day Of sorrow. sadness and gloom and
the fags ny at half mast. except on the City Hall
OF the most corrupt: the most wicked and most
abominable CITY IN the land, the Mayor OF which
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
HiYG2ALTY CAMPAIGN, Tribune Office, NsY-Yors.

10000 60 President Mckinley and General Miles.
We have teiegraphed President MciGley era from 0
~ ,a,izad hands in the Indian Territory ana M
asmuch as the local protection affoT9e1 o{ d G5tl
sTtborjt,- fs not adequate we reSpectIully tnNoAe
sovernmentaI aid in the district threatened oy the
uprisng OF the Indians.
This message is signed by General Manager AI.eh
Colgate Hoyt the banker. said last hlsnl INA.
~ oo,+atrin- the facts set forth by Mr.
~, had been sent ito General Miles IL was
said that the idea in giving this message pTOsSs
o tha hone of thus frightening on the ihule!9 ihI
nd securing Government troops 10 protect the rali
mad line
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
puRLIC HoNoRs F0R me coMposER.

Rome. Jan. 27.-To-day's session OF the Italian
Senate was devoted euloges OF Verdi by the
President of the Senate and signor saracco the
Premier.
The death of Verdi said the Premier, has
caused universal sorrow in Italy sorrow felt
from the royal palace TO the lowliest cottage in
the capital. ana from Rome TO the humbest hamlet
in the country. The Government joins in these
sentiments"
Sgnor Saracco announced that marble bust OF
the composer would be placed in the Senate Cham
ber and that official delegation would he sent 70
attend the funeral adding that unless Ferdi's will
directed otherwise the funeral would be at the ex-
pense Of the State
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
FosBURG TO BE RELEASED TO-DAY.

Pittsheld Mass. Jan. 27.-Robert S. Fosburg. who
is under arrest upon the charge OF anslaughter in
causing the death OF his sister will probably be re-
leased on bail tomorrow morning Immediately
after the opening of the banks when the requisite
hail money can be procured. The bail officer has in
his possession this evening an order upon the
STANLEY Electric Manufacturing Company for N2,-
No0 for which company the firm of R. L. Eosburg
& Co OF which the prisoner is member has the
rontrsct for building plant. and 1T is upon this
order that the money will be realized in the morn
ing
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28

Is controlled by an Infamous organization OF crime
and vice-Tammany Hall
The pastor declared that by his attitude the
Mayor had brought upon himself the contempt
OF all good citizens, and that when he passed
out Of the Mayoralty he would pass into OBJ
livion. There were present in the congregation
many natives of the West Indies who were SUBJ
jects of the Queen. and they hissed the Mayor.
After the address there were presented, on
behalf Of the official Board of the church, set
OF resolutions, which were adopted, sympathlz-
ing with English subjects upon the loss OF
their Queen.
The resolutions will be forwarded TO the King
through the British Ambassador at Washington
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
KAIsER's GIFT TO CoNsTANTINoPLE.
INAUGURATION OF HIs FOUNTAIN IN THE
TURKISH CAPITAL

constantinople. Jan. 27.-The special service
held at the German Church in Constantinople
to-day. on the anniversary Of the birth Of EN-.
peror William was followed by the inaugura-
tion in Hippoorome Square OF the fountain pre-
sented by the Kaiser. the ceremony taking place
in the presence OF the members Of the German
Embassy, Tewfk Pacha, Ottoman Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, other members OF the Turkish
Cabinet and many high officials Of the Govern
ment, as well as deputations from the German
training ship Moltke and the German station
ship Loreley, formerly the Mohican
Turkish troops were massed around the
square. and there was a large concourse OF snec-
tators. The ceremony was imposing
Abdul Hamd sent two silver ewers 70 be dlled
with water and sealed, one for Emperor William
and the other for himself
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
sEfzrRE OF ARns N p4RIs

Paris. Jan. Efficiently lie Petit Sou" a So
cialist journal. announced that IL was prepared to
sell guns 10 its subscribers at a vety noderats
indispensable to the welfare Of the republic and
the country
The Government watched the proceeding for a
week and finally deciding that depot Of a.ms
was not safe in the hands OF those who are onIv
entire lot
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
Srr4mER cIrOUR DIS4RLEp N 50.

ST. Vincent, c. V, Jan. 27-An Italian steamer
called here to-day and reports having been
need after frutless efforts at towing to leave the
British steamer Cavour on January a. in latitude
degrees north, longitude 20 degrees west, with her
engines disabled and beyond repair at
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28

will kindly make known. both TO the late Presi-
dents family and to the Government OF the
United States this feeling entertained by the
Church which I may claim to represent. have
the honor TO be your obedient, faithful servant,
CANTAB.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
RECONCILED WHILE ABROAD.
MIR AND MRS JOHN FOX, JR-. RETURN FROM
ErRoPE ToGETHER-

On the Minnehaha. of the Atlantic Transport
Line. which arrived from London yesterday morn
ing were John Fox, jr-. and his wife Of this city
Mrs Fox left New-York late last year, saying that
she was going on the stage in London. Mrs Fox's
relations with her husband were said at the time
20 be none of the best Her return 10 this country
with MIR Fox indicates that reconciliation has
taken place. Mr. and Mrs. Fox are registered at
tbe plaza Hotel. Mr. Fox is OF John Fox,
president OF the Democratic Club
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28

The steamer Cavour. OF the Liverpool. Brazil and
River Plate Steam Navigation Company CIessrs.
Lamport & Holt, sailed from Liverpool on January
for Rio Janeiro In command OF Captain Kelly.
She is steel vessel Of Sl5l tons net
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
NEW GOTERNOR's ISLAND BILL.

AssENRIYNfAN VAN NAME WANTS THE
LAND CEDED TO THE CITY.
. Albany. Jan. % (SpeciaD.-Assemolyman van
Earne will introduce concurrent resolution 'o-
morrow night which petitions Congress 20 eeoe
Governors Island TO the city Of New OH
Mr.. Van Name believes that the island Is an
evesore in the middle of the harbor
This resolution is directly counter TO the oiI
.or Assamblyman Wilson, which was introduced
bv request Of Secretary Root. and provides Ior
the ceding OF Diamond Reef. on Governor
Island by the city to the United states @ eIov-
$500 1S -rbis would enable the War Depart
ment TO enlarge the Island ABOUT -'oOO''oo
square feet.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28

Lima, Peru, Jan. 27.-It Is asserted that Chill
has made new and peaceful proposals TO Bolivia
on very favorable basis. and that Bolivia ia
disposed to accept them.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
ANOTHER DEATH ON THE FRrARy.

Hull England. Jan. H.-Another death from the
plague has occurred among the members Of the
crew OF the British steamer Frfary. which left
Alexandra On December p. via Algiers December
20 for this port
New-York tribune., 1901-01-28
CHILL AND BOLITI4.

PEACEFUL PROPOSALS MADE BY THE FORMER
REPUBLIC TO THE LATTER.