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New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
OFFERS HIN THE CAPT4INCY.
COMPANY D. list REGIMENT OBTAINS A CANDI-
DATE FOR THAT OFFICE

Lieutenant ". f. Crockett, OF the list Regiment,
who4 served as battalion adjutant at the battle Of
San Juan. Cuba. with the regiment has been unan-
imously rendered the captaincy of Company ID, TO
succeed Linson promoted to be major, and an
election will be held in a few days.
Colonel Bates has announced that Company q.
Captain Bleecker, has the Veterans Trophy
for the largest percentage at drills in the year 1890
Company G's percentage was Sc. Company d being
second with So Captain Bleecker announces that
three prizes Will be given in Company G for re-
cruiting The first will be gold medal, the second
a silver medal and the third a Winchester rifle
Last year the three members OF the company with
the best record for recruiting were Private w D.
FIRTH First Sergeant B. j. Walsh and Private f.
V. Seaman. The same company has inauguTated
series of first, second and third class handicap
shoots for members OF the company only; to CON
tinue through the rest of the season. In Company
G Corporal w. r. Merriam, promoted sergeant. and
Private r. Butler promoted corporal have received
their warrants
Drills by battalion will be held this week as fol-
lows: Monday night Companies A; G, G and l.
Tuesday night Companies Il. + and II; Thursday
night. Companies d L and X on account of the
formation OF the companies of the regiment into
three battalions COMPANY drills We're suspended
Friday night until further notice. AT the annual
meeting OF the Board of Officers on Tuesday even,
ing Adjutant Clarke elected secretary and
Commissary Clarence True treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED AT YALE.

New Haven. Conn. Jan. B-The award OF the
Berkeley scholarship at Yale 10 Albert William
Van Buren, 90. Of Lynn. Mass. was announced
to-day. The scholarship is the oldest awarded IN
Yale. having been founded in 1913 by the Rev.
George Berkeley. Dean of Derry. afterward Bishop
OF Clcyne, Ireland 1t amounts to about $40
nualIy and is awarded TO that student OF the
class about TO graduate who passes the best exam
ination in the Pauline Epistles and certain other
Greek texts
The Alfred Barnes Palmer scholarship. founded
in 1892 by the Rev. DR.. Charles Ray Palmer, in
memory of his son, has been awarded to Henry
Strong Huntington. jr.. OF Milton. Mass. OF the
freshman class. The scholarship amounts to the
interest on $500 and is awarded to a student OF
high rank in scholarship and unexceptionable char
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
THE GERMAN CHARITY BALL.

The eleventh German charity ball. given under
the auspices of the Bachelor Circle German Lied
erkranz) Jung Arion (Arion) and Beethoven Bach
elors beethoven Maennerchor). will be held at the
waIdorf-Astoria on Thursday, January 81 The
proceeds will be divided, usual among the differ
ent charities The following officers have been ap-
pointed Chairman of committees, Julius Robe;
treasurer Hubert ellis; recording secretary, Emil
H Schwed; corresponding secretary. Charles c.
Gunther.
The ball will be opened by Mrs, z. NJ. Burghard.
Music will be furnished by Messrs Lander and
Frank OF the 18th Regiment Band. Max Jantzen
will act floor manager.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
TO SEND COAL TO CANADA.

Philadelphia Jan. 12.-What is believed to be the
largest contract for coal awarded to an Amer
lean firm by the Canadian Government has been
given a firm in this city. This order was OBJ
tained by the local bidders. despite the fact that
the Sydney (Cape Breton) mines are many miles
nearer than those of Pennsylvania. The contract
calls for the delivery by April of 100000 tons
John N B.: Halifax. N. S.; St Johns N F.. and
ST. Pierre. Mquelon Island. The steamships Peter
Jebsen, Origen, Evelyn and Asuncion have teen
chartered carry the coal 70 the above ports.
The pioneer of the feet, the Norwegian steamship
Peter Jebsen, sailed to-day for st. Joan, N B.
with $500 tons of the contract.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
DIR. sHRADY ON APPARENT DEATH CASE

ST. expressed interest yesterday in the case of
Miss Louise Schaefer. of No. $40 East One-hun-
d-and-twelfth-st. who was brought back to
consciousness after being to all appearances dead
Dr. Shrady did not consider the case to be of
scientific value. He said:
person may be brought to such - ate of col
lapse that an undertaken might easily be fooled
where doctor would still have his doubts There
many causes from which one or another form
OF catalepsy might result. Miss Schaefer for ex-
ample was unable to assimilate her food properly
and some degree of suspended animation is more
than likely to result from such state of affairs
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
NINTH REGIMENT DELEGATES.
CHOSEN TO REPRESENT 1T IN NATIONAL. GUARD
ASSOCIATION CONVENTION NOTES

ASSOCIATION CoNvENTION-NOTES.
The 9th Regiment delegates 70 the annual
convention of the National Guard Association
which will meet in Albany. have been chosen as
follows: Colonel Morris Major Lorigan. Captain
Willcocks. Captain Walton. Captain Byrne and
Captain Ford The alternates Major Japha
and Captain Tompkns. Colonel Morris addressed
tho non-commissiOned officers Friday evening on
the duties OF the non-commissioued officer.
Company III will give at Wendels assembly rooms
January % act farce entitled "A Night in
Skinners Hotel" written by Sergeant Jack
Arnold. member of the company. Members of the
company will make up the cast.
Captain E ]. Winterroth. inspector of small arms
practice has offered prizes for range pistol prac-
tice by the officers The contest will begin at the
armory Saturday night II will be a handica D
Colonel Morris has decided to offer a $50 prize
for intercompany matches at all ranges TO begin
the last of this month Indoor games, followed
hy a reception. announced by Company q for
the evening of February u. The games will in
Clude a special fve-mile relay race and mile
bicycle handicap
mously on Monday night in favor of Second Lieu
tenant Max Valkenburgh for captain.
At the meeting of the Board of Officers the fol
lowing officers elected for the ensuing year.
Secretary Lieutenant L. s. G. Croft and treasurer.
Captain ]. ]. Byrne. The Armory Committee is
Captain Meyer, and the Finance Committee of
Major Japha. Captain O'Donnen and Captain
Tompkins Lieutenant Colonel Rand is chairman
of the Music Committee.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
THE FIRST NAVAL BATTALION.
REVIEW COMPETITIVE DRILL AND AWARD OF
MEDALS AND PRIZES PROMOTIONS

fNrE lew NbMf IilN r DRILL AND AWARD OF
MEDALS AND PRIZES PROMOTIONS
review and competitive drill Of the 1st Bat
TALON. Naval Militia. will he held at the armory OF
the list Regiment. y. G. y. Y. on Wednesday
evening. Prizes for shooting with small arms at
Creedmoor and for secondary battery practice on
board the United States steamship Aileen at sea
and the 100 per medals for attendance will
he awarded. A dance will follow the exercises
The State merit prizes will be awarded the
first and second divisions and the secondary bat
terry prize TO the third division The reviewing
officers will he Lieutenant L. r. Everhart and
other officers Of the United States Navy Previous
10 the review the commissioned officers OF the
battalion will give dinner board the United
States steamship New Hampshire for the review
ing party.
The following are entitled TO 100 per cent medals:
STAFF Commander W. r. Franklin. Lieutenant J.
H. Barnard. Lieutenant H H. Forbes and Lieu
tenant Gunior grade) r. Raynor. Chief petty
stah-Chief Gunner's Mate F L. Kellogg, Quarter
masters +. Clark and l. 4. Coldstone. First
Dvison-Ensign W. l.. Tompkins. Boatswain' s
Mate W. C. Shaw. Gun Captains L. Jones r. s
Pollock, A. l. Wilson. Seamen W. j Buzzini c.
W. Dauer W. F. r. Leigh and P. II Pinder
Second Division-Iieutenant Ounior gradel c l..
tains r. Weed. f. Crawford. W. b Wait jr:
seamnen D B. Brehsgm r. P Kent F, Meigs.
well. Third DIvlsion-Boatswains Mate G. T.
Gilmore Gun Captain NJ. W. Neal Seaman A. T.
y. Sturgis Boatswains Mate G. Lawyer. Gun
Captains q. a. Conoyer. w. f. Hannegan. W. J.
r. II Moineaqx. Fifth D,vison-Chef Machinist
B. ]. Tebbins Fireman ]. Smith. Hospital Corps
Seamen \. J. Schneidenback. A. S. Wilson and
De Witt Stetten
The following officers have passed the Examining
BOARD and have been commissioned: Lieutenant
Macdonough Craven: Second Division to he lieu
tenant t-commander from December 81 1900 vice
Franklin promoted; Ensign Eugene S willard
Third Division, to he lieutenant Ounior gradeD.
from December q. 1900 vice Townsend; Gunner's
Mate W. l.. TOmpkins. First Division, TO be
sign from December q 1900 vice Carver resigned: ::
Gun Captain Hobart Guon. to be ensign. from De-
27 vice Maguire Andrews promoted
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
BISHOP EXPECTS NO NOMINATION.

Bishop Potter said last night that he did
expect to be nominated for Mayor by any organiza-
tfon. His statement was in response inquiry
about reports that of his friends were ready
to urge him for the nomination
II have not considered myself a candidate for
Mayor any time" said the Bishop. 'I do not
believe 1 shall be named for the place by any party
any organization. l have another mission to
perform
Senator Platt is reported have said that Won
not eligible for the nomination." II was sug-
gested
be jocose, became serious and said "I don't know
al
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
TO WORK AGAINST TAMMANY,

The Independent Club of the XXIxth Assembly
District. organization formed two months ago
for the purpose of carrying on vigorous cam
paign In behalf Of non-partisanship in local gov
in the northern part OF the district which
in former years has been at the mercy of machine
politicians. has engaged cubrooms at No 11OS
Park-ave The club will be open to the public
every evening
The club is enthusiastic for union of all of the
anti-Tammany elements In the coming camDaign.
The officers are President. John J. Doody; vice
president and chairman of Executive COMMITTEES
Simon c. Moot treasurer, Joseph Mcnamara
secretary Julius Gompert; Executive Committee
Joel f. Spurgarn, George r. Reed and Louis
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
THREE KILLED IN RAILROAD COLLISION.

Detroit. Jan. 12.-The disastrous collision which
occurred on the Pere Marquette Railway last night
about one and one-half miles northwest of Plym-
outh. a village about forty miles from Detroit
resulted in the death of three men and injury to
several others The collision was head-on affair
between a passenger train coming to Detroit from
Saginaw and a freight engine on a "Y.' The dead
are: Alexander +. Moore, of Saginaw. age fifty
nVe, engineer of the passenger train: John Ken
nedy, OF Saginaw, fireman on the passenger engine.
and William Blische engineer of the freight engine
who died the hospital arriving at Detroit.
The accident is supposed to have been due TO the
snowstorm which had been prevailing all day
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
WILL DEMUR TO INDICTMENT.
HOWARD, THE ALLEGED BIGAMIsT. FILES
NOTICE OF MOTION TO BE MADE.

George w. Howard. under indictment in
Brooklyn for bigamy, through his new counsel
Stephen c. Baldwin. has filed notice on District At
torney Clarke that tomorrow a formal motion
will be made to withdraw Howard's plea of not
guilty. in order that he may file demurrer TO the
indictment.
Mr.. Baldwin asked District Attorney Clarke to
argue the demurrer the Indictment at once. Mr..
Clarke declared that the right to demur had been
forfeited by the withdrawal of the first plea The
demurrer that Mr.. Baldwin asks to file is an obtec
tion the fact that the indictment does not give
the date or place of Howards alleged marriage to
Annie r. Kay. in Cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
TO SEND NEW MINISTER.
COLOMBIA WILL RESUME DIPLOMATIC RE
LATIONs ABANDONED FOR ECONOMY.

Diplomatic relations between the Republic of
Colombia and the United States. which
practically abandoned in September last are to he
soon renewed. The announcement is made of the
appointment of Senior Carlos Martinez Silva as the
Minister to this country He leaves the Of
fee of Minister of Foreign Affairs come here He
represented Colombia in the Pan-American Con-
gress held here in 1898.
In September last the Government of Colombia
abolished all her foreign legations for purposes of
economy, except those at Quito. Ecuador and
Paris. The decision of President Marroqun to
again have Minister at Washington is the re-
suit of the agitation over the Isthman canal
The mission of Senior Martinez Silva. il Is under
stood. will be to the Importance of the Panama
route He will arrive the latter part of this month
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
YOUNG MAN HELD ON A GIRLS CHARGE
DENIED THAT THE PRISONER IS AN AGENT
OF THE COMMITTEE OF FIFTEEN

Louis J. Flanders. twenty-seven years old OF No.
12o East One-hundred-and-second-s was arraigned
IN the Essex Market police court yesterday morn
ing the charge Of attempted assault Re-
becca schackman, sixteen years old, Of No. 1872
Henry-st. He held in $500 bail for trial in
Special Sessions
The girls father Friday went TO the Essex
Market court get warrant for the arrest of his
daughter the charge Of waywardness. Flanders
heard OF the case, and, thinking that Schackman s
daughter had been led astray by East Side
agency, invited the girl 70 come to the office Of
Arthur Harris, at No. 1O4 Forsyth-st., where he
employed. The girl went to the Office. She
afterWard arrested warrant sworn out by
Flanders. who had discovered from her that she
had been in a disorderly house in Philadelphia. He
had determined TO help her father. When she ap-
peared in the Essex Market court she told
agent OF the Childrens society that when she had
been in consultation with Flanders in his Office yes
terday morning he had attempted to assault her.
The agent had Flanders arrested. Flanders en-
phatically denied the charge against him. He said
that he employed to get evidence in the anti
vice crusade. At the headquarters of the Com
mittee Of Fifteen yesterday IL said that
Flanders was not employed by that organization
The girl was placed in the care of the Children's
society.
Mr. Harris, Flanderss employer. appeared for him
and declared that the arrest Of Flanders was put
up Job between the girl and the police
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
THE MARINE SOCIETY ELECTION.
CAPTAIN scRIBNER DECLINES To RUN on THF
OPPOSITION TICKET

The annual election of the Marine Society, which
is TO be held tomorrow, was further complicated
Yesterday by the action of Captain Daniel A
Scribner the candidate for first vice president on
both the regular. Deehanty. and the opposi-
tion or anti-Delehanty, tickets. Captain Scribner
sent out a letter declining the nomination of the
opposition on the ground that he had already ac-
cepted the nomina ton the regular ticket The
oppositIoa in selecting it's ticket, chose only one
new name that Of Captain w. @. Shackford. for
president. and adopted the remainder OF the regu-
lar ticket Captain A. j. Newbury, the present
first vice-presiden is the candidate for president
or the regular ticket and the man whom many
members of the society desire TO defeat captain
Scrlhner in his letter urged the members 10 vote
for Captain Newbury-
night that he thought Captain Scribner would lose
votes by his action. No SteDS, he said, had been
taken toward replacing Captain Scribner's name on
the opposition ticket.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13

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the young lsdys but where arc her four suoIs
They there all right, but NC are sure viii be of
hcut task for yo 20 ind them IT, however succeed
locating the four genemens faces you Will receive
the offer Of reward for little trouble
The Msrils Company OF New York City offer 10 divide
tc In cash prizes their patrons tis not neees-
ssFy send possge stamp with your reply Ihls
s money making sch enc The object Is 20 attract
attention 20 CaSShNDRA SOAP and our other prepsra-
tiOns for toilet ths novel and liberal OF
advertising.
Cut iho Picture Pur1le and u able 20 find the four
gentlemen. faces marx each with ''A and enclose
Nth your and address 90 u he Marhla Company,
rev York II your IL correct you VIII receive
prompt fepy Do your friends use CASSANDRh PRE-
fAkATIoSs7 II not we shall wsnt yog 70 tell them
and induce them tTy these PREPhkA HONS. CAS-
sAhDkh SOAP Is the best for the toilet OF any sold to-
Gay and be procured through responsible drug
store for 23 cake IL druggist does not have
send Us bis name and address and will send you
FstA IN scotoB promised oher for assist
s,ee, a package Of CAsShEDPf ORIENTAL PER-
fDhE. As We sell 10 the trade only. ChssaNDRA
OAf must always be obtained through your druggist
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New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
CIGAR COMPANY INCORPORATED.

Trenton, N j. Jan 12.-The American Cigar
Company Incorporated here to-day with a
capital of $lO0000O0 divided into 100000 shares. The
corporatOrs James b. Duke. Henry J. Luce.
George J. Smith William r. Harris, c. c. Dula
Charles Halliwen. Frank H. Ray. George
Arents. jr.: Samuel f. Moorehead and Richard NJ.
Hutchings. The object of the company is to
leaf tobacco and buy sell and manufacture smok-
ing tobacco cigarettes, cheroots and cigars. 1t
will be separate from the American Tobacco Com
pany, but will manufacture cigars for that
pany The principal office will be in Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

dealer. of No. sol CauIdwell-ave. show liabilities
Si22 as nominal s5O4 465 and actual assets
$19956 OF the liabilities 1928 us are mortgage debts
estate northeast corner Of Madisoh-ave. and Nine
cages liens OF 2sl55s; Nos. s0s S65 SO sos n5
~. SIs ana ~. NJ sIi Natoed at S1O9'
81 i65, and actual. N.015
William H. c. Jackson of No. II Broadway. has
filed a petition in bankruptcy, with liabilities OF
S5I 100 and assets of SS cash in a trust company.
He flied the petition get rid of deficiency judg-
2 ISSS BY Louis and samuel sachs. growing out OF
the foreclosure sale Of Nos. 652 and 6S4 Broadway
Henry J. Fisher of Fisher Brothers decorators
formerly at No lOS West Eighty-seventh-st.. has
filed a petition in bankruptcy. with liabilities OF
$S5 s3s which sS22s1 firm liabilities and ssO7s
individual liabilities @ and m nominal assets Of SS2t
realized from sale of the firms assets A receiver
Charles y. Fisher the other partner refused to
join in the bankruptcy petition
\ petition in Involuntary bankruptcy has been
filed against Charles ". Morgan who did business
as = W Morgan & Co. stock broker. formerly at
No. II Broadway by nine creditors. whose claims
aggregate s5,9lS for money deposited with him and
for accrued profits.
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy has been
filed against Simon and Henry Gutenberg. compos-
ing the firm of 5. Gutenberg & Bros. cigar manu-
facturers at No. L615 Second-ave.. and at Tampa.
rIa-' oS h4uAne'Stei q NAAISCH 4OI the 1O1O"lnS
creditors: Peoples Bank S2.213: Chemical National
Bank, $3.50. and Harry r. Farjeon. $500. II
alleged that the firm between November I and
January l. while insolvent. had paid various
Of divers persons 20 give preference; that
they had acknowledged insolvency and inability 10
meet their obligations and had an excess OF Habni
ties assets. Judge Brown. of the United States
District Court has appointed Benjamin Barker
receiver Of the assets Of the firm. with a bond OF
100000 on the petition Of Morris j. Hirsch. whose
firm Blumenstiel & HrSch. represent claims Of
creditors to the of $4,000 MIR. Hirsch stated
in his petition that the firm had cigar factories
ST. that they had a large quantity OF tobacco
manufactured and in process Of manufacture and
that the firm had been paying preferences from the
proceeds OF the business. The firm became en-
| barrassed in November last and have since been
endeavoring effect compromise With their cred
I itors 80 cents the dollar Their mercantile
abilities were reported be $3500o0, principally
/ due 10 banks. In addition they were reported to
/ have a mortgage Indebtedness OF $4,000 on their
| real estate. Their assets. Mr. Hirsch said. aS .
| sair valuation exceed 100000
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
TUNNEL CONTRACT LET.

BENEzETTE WILLIAMS. OF CHICAGO. TO CON-
srRUcr SECTION BETWEEN FoRTY-FIRsr-
ST AND PARK-AvE AND FORTY
SEVENTH ST. AND BROADWAY.
The contract for the construction OF the section
OF the Rapid Transit Railroad lying between Forty
frst-st. and Park-ave. and Forty-seventh-st and
Broadway has been let to Benezette Williams. OF
Chicago Mr. Williams expects to be able TO begin
operations in February. The Forty-second-st pOr-
ton of this section is considered OF the most
difficult in the whole route, owing TO underground
obstructiOns and the character of the soil In
spite of this. however. Mr.. Williams expects 10
finish the section by the time the others are COM
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13
A Romance of Hf,torx

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New-York tribune., 1901-01-13

The American Cigar Company formed a
subsidiary COMPANY to take over the business OF
Powell Smith & Co. cigar manufacturers i'm
Second-ave., Manhattan. told in The Tribune of
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13

William Fl. c. Jackson. OF No. III Broadway, has
filed petition in bankruptcy, with liabilities OF
S5l i69 and assets of S3 cash in a trust company.
He filed the petition to get rid of deficiency judg
ment for sol l69 obtained against him November
2. 1895 by Louis and Samuel Sachs. growing out OF
New-York tribune., 1901-01-13

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A petition in involuntary bankruptcy has been
filed against Charles ". Morgan. who did business
as = w Morgan &. Co. stock broker. formerly at
No. II Broadway, by nine creditors. whose claims
aggregate S391S for money deposited with him and
for accrued profits.
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StoCkmen to Meet.

\ bulletin Just issued from the Den
yer headquarters says that cstcn-ive
arrangements are being made by the
officers OF the National Live Stool. As
Sociation for the fifth annual cor.cn-
ton which will convene in Stuacba-
kcrs theatre. Chicago. on D"ccn,hc-
sd.
To every branch OF the ind i>trl Me
H. considered at this meeting WI, be
greater than any ever brought before
4 previous gathering OF live stock men
Y the history OF the country. I've
work oil the association 10 tt. past
has demonstrated to the stock breeders
and feeders that more can Be accom-
rliShed in their behalf by a united ma
tional effort than by individuals Or y
cal State organizations. anil 80 dis
reason nearly every progressive = rcll-
man in the Union is expectci Ia nc
present and assist in framing the
measures which will be introduced in
the coming session OF Congress.
All passenger traffic associations
nave granted a ratc'oi one f,rs pi,s
two dollars for the round trip. I:cm
points in Nevada, California a"i Ike
State OF Washington, ! reduce! rate
Z! two cents per mile has DevA n1a'je.
Going tickets will be sold from East
crn Committee ierrit"ry l'c"c,~i,rc ,;
tc. ill., inclusive, and from y tnfS ~
the trans Missouri trrII;o:E. DcCcr-
Der Isl TO 4ti. Inclusive. IN order 10
b. .urc OF the reduced rA;r, ir;. -.t,s
~rrr purchs ing tickets, ,''"u!i be
particular in asking Tor the ale. r;lle
irr Inc National Live s. 'ck .A~s"ola-
ton