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The National Game.
INTERESTING MATCH BETWEEN DEAF MUTEs AND
kTuNENTa

On Saturday afternoon spirited game Of base ball
was played between the Fanwood and Alert Base Ball
cubs- The former club is composed entirely Of the
students Of the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
Washington Heights and the latter OF students Of the
French Institute at Fort Washington. The game which
played the lawn Of the Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb, opened favorably for the French students
who held the lead up 70 the last innings when, by fine
display Of batting the deaf mutes managed to add
eneen TO their previous score thus winning the
game. The following is the score:-
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BrcdIw On Sunday, November IL, HAHaAasr. young.
est daughter Of John 4 and Sarah s. Higgins, aged
weeks
Funeral scrvices NJ the residence OF hcr pa,ents No
y2 south Fourth street. Brooklyn " D. this Wnn,,ayl
an s'rnoon, at two O'Clock
nor ITho DNA Ne Sespnd aj.a Tbssv Iapss
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DsAY DrB MAN Rus OVER KmLKD--H
Bopy HORRIBLY MurILArm.-About eight O'Clock on
Saturday evening william Bennett, deaf and dumb
man, Knocked down by two upward
bound freight cars of the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany william Speeding, who had charge Of the horses
turning the Of Hudson and Desbrosses streets
and seeing Bennett the track In advance OF the horses
Dried Clear the track and at the time applied
the brakes Bennett seemed not 20 heed the cry, and
before the could be stopped he crushed beneath
tho wheels and almost instantly killed. His head was
nearly severed from the body also were his left arm
and right foot the body presenting horrible and scken
ing sight The remains were taken mp and conveyed
the Fifth precinct station house, Coroner Wildey
notified 70 hold inquest speeding who has been in
the employ Of the railroad company for Ave years. was
arrested held await the result Of an inquisitiop
The residence Of deceased not sscertained In his
possession found pass the New York Central
Railroad.
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srEEPLE caAsK AT LINCOLN, MASS.

SfEBFLE CHABk At EINCOLN, uASH
From the Boston Traveller New. Ill
The town Of Lincoln, Mass, electrified yesterday
with that lively English sport stceple chase the FIRST
known In this section.
The grounds selected for she confess were upon the
estate Of Ogden Goldman, ESQ, of ''The Grange" and
were good hunting country, having circuit Of
mile and half which 10 be repeated making run
Of three miles In mile and half there fourteen
jumps 10 be taken, over stone walls. and four foot
fence. There q turnpike road in the way, or
chsrd, and four foot sudden descent Hon Leverett
Satonssll the Judge, with number OF prominent
gentlemen stewards, &C
The = handicap, open 10 all horses, $25 each,
p -, with stake Of $780, &70O 70 the first horse $3.50
70 the second the third 10 his entrance II
on in good shape aud one was hurt The horses
came In in the following order
A. Smiths ch. m. Mamie Craddock, 164 lbs. Pepper.
surgeon LAWYERS b b. Cowpeck years, lo2 lbs.
Iawer
n. Reedy b. h. Ziyzag, 8 years. 100 lbs Fisher.
X ~ Forbes, Jr., Yellow Hammer, 143 lbs Mills.
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Country merchants miiners and dealers, who are Ia
want Of Bonnets Millinery Goods Of any description
either by wholesale RETAIL should not fail 70 visit our es
before makng their selections We guarantee
saving OF al least Is per cent besides the great advantage
" THE LARGEST STOCK IN THIS CITY
10 choose from Southern orders solicited and despatched
with great care and promptitude
TRIMMED DERBIES AND TURBANS,
TRIMMED DERBlES AND TURBANS,
of French Domestic manufacture including all the new
shapes Styles designs and MATERIAL for ladies' misses ana
Infants, In all sizes, at all prices, Of every color
FROM 80 TO SIS -,
We invite parents guardians examine these YOU
will positively 70 cent besides the bother anu Ia
tirue shopping Ladies' living distance can send us
their BY mail for article In our line check en-
closed for the price, with the size Of frame or
of the head and such particulars az ~ color sylo &C., ~
may enable understand your exact taste Ana regure
ments will insure within reasonable space OF ume
HANDSOME BONNET OR JOCKEY ,.,.a.
Az much care and judgment win be used in The selection
the goods though the parties were on the spot
guarantee complete satisfaction and feel certain that one
favored with your Will command your tunre r.
tronage will purchase most synsh Bohne 80
sd elegant Jockey When number OF , IL y.
ordered by one party reduction In the prce o' e"' "
Goods expressed all parts of the United sa,e- collects
''' w STRANGERS GUIDE. -,
the from the Astor House or cana
the conductor 10 let out at Tenth street Inc L.
employees of any Of the hotels VIII d'rec' o'"s ~
o'' MAMMOTH MILLINERY EsTABLIslMIMENT,n ABLlI
i26 SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR TENln ~ ~ ~ s.an "
n B-Just received from auction, large gnanX op,A
ons) Of coored Velvet Ribbons a s ,si, .sv.
and shades. which eer per .en' onUw ,Sornr % nns
pressmaker' would DO wei "'''" Ms. HIGGINS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A LES, PORTER AND EXTRA STOUT
MACPHERSON AND DONALD SMITH
(Iate style Smith 4 Brother),
New York,
Brewers OF
Fine PALE ALES, PORTER and EXTRA FrOUT,
for city and Southern
These Ales Porter and Stout OF superior quality,
brewcd with great pleasant nutrve and strengthen
Ing and can be relied on for purity.
Brewery West Eighteenth street. between 7th and 9Th
CARPET BUYERS WILL FIND AN ELEGANT As
~ sorment Of fall styles Of English Royal Velvet aud
Brussels Carpetings at HIRAM ANDERSONS Sd Bowery;
also Imperial Three ply and Ingram Carpets Rues Mats
Mating Window Shades Oicloths all widths Drugges four
yards wide. at reasonable prices Look for 20 Bowsry
DIvORCEs LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB
~ ncty Other good cases prosecuted without Zee In adj
Advice free H. HOWEs,
LIVERY PERFORMER AND PROFESSOR OF MUSIC IS
II delighted with the beauty, convenience and utility ~
DEMORESrs Music Preserving Binders. 70 cents per
dozen Sold by all music Dealers mailed free receipt
OF price. H3 Broadway, N. X.
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TN COLDS. COUGHS AVID ASTHMA
il No local application so nuch n,,n rsmrvss AZ "e
In single hour the cold cough or asthma y s''e
Ask ior ArJcocK,s POROUS PLASTER
Sold by ali druggists. Agncy, Brandreth House. N~r
York. ----..--4---s.-.--.-
e,InN or TIE GOLDEN KBfTLE-A HousEHoLpr
- Word Buy your Silver Plated Ware Table Cutlery
China Glass, Earthenware md 9onse turnirnng Aresr
from r. II. BAssfohp, ,oPe' lhs'tu'e '""s ~'"'
place, corner store -..----------.---~-.
u,uE NATIONAL PARK BANK
'I"D OF NEW YORK
nMn.., ...,..... .................... e2Mo0p
p.,s . OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .... t,W0Uc
Tha bank win issue Certificates OF Deposits boaring nter
est on favprabla terms. y u WhsrH HsAhisr
SEw yoss. Aseust2l 1855
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IJIGGINs' SIXTH AVENUE
IL MAMMOTH MILLINERY EsTABLiSHMENT.
CONTINUATION OF OUR GREAT SALE OF
TRIMMED TRIMMEp B0NNETs s0NNs At Sl2 ANp ANp Ss G


During tho demand for those B0nnes enor
and the sale great being they are - e per
than Ne nooda b bought for on
Broadw.y Extra hands hsve bssr cnpe{e1. g these
win WORK hours In order 70 Get Axoahse Agertment
Of these low priced Bonnets and Monday epg ne1s
and every day during the week We wn S.Sase g. nsasi
ransne in price frem $40 70 s2s Thsse coas hez aud
coiorcd Velvet B0nncts Of price ana 1enc1p0n
Uncut Velvet Srk aud Satin Bonnets, Blnek Crage ana
Mourning Bonnets, Evening Dress and BrioAi bonnes
Travelling and Carriage Bonnets We invite our citizens
and the pcSe ssneysly 70 yss cur ssr mr. Ysuuxnr
stock and note prices; and IL on inepecon
they do admit that goods nrst class and a
50 less than the goods be bought Tor on
Broadway then false and our business
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NAVIGATION OF THE DOWNS.

! TRINITY HOUSE, LONDON. OCT II, 1000
Notice Is hereby given that in accordance with the adver
sement from this house dated Aug 1855, the Goodwin
Knoll Buoy has been changed in character from can paint
ed in red and white vertical stripes to Monster Spiral
from black to red and white in vertical stripes and an add
words South Farway painted it. placed in the Ramsgate
channel In 16 feet at low spring tides with the follow
ing marks and compass bearings, viz
Woodnesborongh church, on with the south end Of No
Battery, w by N N.
Ripple Ml apparent width open to the southwark Of
Sandown Castle, SW rs.
trees at East CliG Lodge, NE by MN -
Chequered Fairway Buoy n by E, distant s. l0ths mile.
South Brake Buoy 8 by Z, distant 5 l0ths miles.
BY order BERTHON, Secretary.
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miscellaneous.

LAUNCHED at Lubec % inst from the yard Of Kennedy
schooner TONS called the Adde kyarson owned by
Ryarson and others She is intended Tor the West India
trade, and will be commanded by Capt Nathan houlton
r Hall Barstow very superior br,g OF as TONS called
Brig Horace Metcalf, recently launched In Damaris
GOTTA owned by parties in New York the builders and
Can't Payson Of Rockport who will command her.
Notice to Mariners.
TRINITY HOUSE. LONDON. Oct II, 1855
Notice hereby given that or about the 10Th OF N9yem
ber next white light exhibited from the Smals Light
house win red from the bearing OF by the
southwark that Of B. for the purpose OF covering
the "Hats'' and Barrels"
BY order bEhThoN, secretary.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

GENERAL CONCENTRATION fhOPOHED.
The Board Of Aldermen held special meeting Reeo-
utons appropriate the sad occasion drawn up
agreed and touching illusions wero made 70 the
subject Of the nations grief
Aldern JEREMIAH spoke OF the general respect that
had been growing up Of late with regard 70 President
Lincoln OF tina endorsement by the people Of his policy
and OF his humene programme with regard to the de.
featcd traitors He consd the great future that only
dreadful sbyss which yawning beneath feet
Alderman Rysss dwclt In similar strain upon the
national loss and referred 10 the deep and general
grief prevailing AMONG all cla.sca
Alderman JoSEs tbairman) urged tho duty OF bowling
70 the Divine will Will this dire calamity had spread
grief and dependency the whole nation, was yet
hoped that Cod would guide In HIS way and
direct us In the right
committee ives appointed the resolutions 70 take
measures for herai soemnzaon Of the Presidents
death.
nHrryo on TIE COLONIZATION OoHUrER
The committee composed Of Aldermen Ottiwen,
jeremiah, Shannon, Van voorhis and Gsdney, with
CouDornen Houghtalln Lent Green, Robinson and
Brinkman- The committee met and organised by
Alderman ot,iwel being appointed chairman, william
Hickman clerk, and Terene Smith sergeant a. arms
On he motion Of oouno Imam WIN. Len, wn resolved
merce ard other public bodler be requested, a.
we'll that Of General sanford the part Of the
military, 70 aid In making such arrangements ~ may be
necessary 70 solemn ,e In proper manner the smened
death NJ tbs President In The sbsance Of any norma
ton TO time end manner 81 carrying out The soemuiza
ton the committee adjourned until Monday morning a.
zen sielsck.
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THE COURTS.
rue UEITED STATES COURTS.


The government buildings In Chambers street. within
Which the United States Circuit and United 9tates District
Dsurts the United States Commissioners and Harshas
Vdnoes held draped with the hablmonts and
hsAGna Of mourning, universally displayed through
but the city. The sad topic In court room and Offices
b the ireparsble loss which the American people has
pustainsd In the great taking or OF the Chief MAYS
ate o the nation the very time that his existence
essential 70 the and future happiness and
ltgnity Of the country The sru extent 10 which the
designs OF tho murdere reached In the attack upon the
venerable Secretary Of State and the imminent
y vhoh they have placed bis HE, and That Of
Gr Friedrich ". Seward, the Assistant Sec; stary,
n course formed part OF the moupfu subject
which could not be dismissed from mems minds.
A. eleven O'Clock Jude Bette end Judge Benodci took
eir seats on the bench Of the United states Circuit
NE bar assembled all feeling deeply and oonvcrrng Ia
anxious tcnes Of The dreadful sAlaaS which had fallen
spon the land
As soon as the Judges had taken their sesss Tinted
tsaee District Attorney DrcSsDS addressed the bench
sllows:-An event OF 90 startling solsmny 70 ths
an,on SUGGESTS I doub, not " your hoBors The pro
pris,y of Oils court row sdJourpipg
inotiou
Jusge BErrs-Tbe Court accepts the motion, and
t-ssp the same 20 Be entered on the mnntes This
soyt y stsnd adjourned III Non ny nornins merit
In iaely aitar the adournmeDt u the eo0rt the
&Ncss 81 the United states Distr OF Attorney, United
f'sses Nfr7lsl United States Commissioner Bets Ard
szbgJDe, United So District sp1 Circuit Court ca rs
Ssrt q see or ns Az ~ ssss q ,hs chIss 81 Ne re-
Gsctiys olscoa
HuPBaiGl oOUH1- -gEEERAL TERM.
VS. death q lre~ideHi IAEoOln was announced syl
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and svnosd disposition 10 conduct things a. they have
been previously.
Mr.. johnson has appointed VIM Hunter, ESQ, CHIEF
clerk Of the State Department, Acting Secretary OF
State
President johnson and his Cabn held their nrst for
NAL meeting this afternoon, at the Treasury Department,
in the room Of Secretary McCuloch.
President Johnson In conversation with distinguished
gentleman to-day, said TIP at present he saw no neces
si,y for extra session or Congress- and further that
he would not commit himself TO policy which would
prevent visiting condgn punishment on traitors Re
had been lighting rebels here and In Tennessee and his
previous might be regarded an indication Of bis
future conduct upon this subject
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MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL GRANT.

PHILADELPHIA, April is, 1905
General Grant arrived In this city late last night his
way 70 New Jersey, bu, Wa Intercepted bis way
walnu, street wharf By despatch, and 10 supposed he
returned V Washington Immediately.
BrRtIsoros, N j., April is, 1888.
Lieutenant General Grant len Burlington for washing,
tor .. dx O'Clock this morning. MRS U. g. GRANT
Arrival OF General Grant in washing ton
WASHINGTON, April 16-21b p NJ
Lieutenant General Grant arrived here from Pblsdeb
pha on special train, about Two O'Clock, and nmedi-
ately proceeded ~ the Presidents house
Lieutenant General Grant, after bis arrival hers
me, President johnson and the Cabinet ard after fuE
conference issued orders for the Of
Judge John A Campbell and srMayor joseph Mayo, Of
Richmond whose enlargement BY General shepley he
had never approved
The proposed freedom OF transit between this ci,y
Richmond and many other projected trade fS'n los
have all been suspended during the pending 'nvt "a
lions which nre going forward.
General wei;zel has been permanently superseded In
the command VI the j. rsrrneut Of Richmond BY HenefS
Dent OF General Grants staff Ito leaves 10 mer's~
assume the duties Of the position y
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particulars OF the Inauguration OF Presi-
dent johnson.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1895.
AT an early hour this morning Hon Edwin NJ Stanton,
Secretary Of War; sent Official communication to Hon
Andrew johnson. Vice President Of the United States
stating that consequence Of the sudden and unexpected
death of the Chief Magistrate his Inauguration should
place possible and requesting him TO state
the place hour which the ceremony should be per
formed
Mr. johnson Immediately replied that II would be agree.
able TO him have the proceedings take place at his
rooms In the Klrkwood House the arrange.
ments could be perfected.
Chief Justice Chase informed Of the fact and
paired to the appointed place. In company with Secretary
McCulloch Of the Treasury Department. Attorney Gene.
raj Speed r. p. Blair, ST. Hon. Montgomery Blair senA
tors Foot Of Vermont; Ramsay Of Minnesota; Yates,
Of Illinois, Stewart, Of Nevada Hale, Of New Hampshire
and General Farnsworth, Of Illinois
Al eleven O'Clock the oath Of Office was administered
by the Chief Justice Of tbs United States In his usual
y solemn and Impressive manner
Mr. johnson received the kind expressions Of the gen.
tlsmcn by whom he was surrounded In manner which
showed his earnest Of The great responsibilities
suddenly devolved upon him, and made brief speech,
In which he said 1.-THE duties Of The once
will perform them. The consequences are with God
Gentlemen, shAn lean upon you. feel that shall
need your support Am deeply impressed with the so
lemnty Of the occasion and the responsibility Of the
duties Of the ONCE assuming
Mr. Johnson appeared To be In remarkably good health
and has high and realizing Of the hopes that
centersd upon him His manner vas solemn and digni.
6ed end bis whole bearing produced mos, gratifying
Impression upon those whs participated In ns ssrs-
monica
Il 10 probable usa during the day President johnson
will Issue his nrs proclamation 70 the American people
Is 10 expected, thovsb nothing has been definitely
determined upon that The funeral " The late President
Lincoln vill Jake place ebou, Thursday per, II IL
supposed thai his remains oil be temporarily csposited
In the Congressional Cemetery
VA rruro-, April IS, 1865.
The Cabinet meeting lasted three hours The new
rresdon, present and rstsd 70 the meeting Ma
TWEEN " oarryfas ot ne tolty ~htA Nod BEN tnousi-
rsed ey NJ. Ltacon lie slfo requested the present
members " che Cabinet 10 retain their present positions
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THE ETNA DErAINED-FULL ACCOUNTS TC
BE SENT TO EUROPE.

The lnmsn steamship Etna, having on board the Eu
ropean mails detained yesterday by special request
from Wash nston, for the purpose Of taking out full
eang to theGecent murder OF the beloved
Chief Magistrate 81 the nation. The 6ags OF the Etna
we're at hslfmast during the day.
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THE LATE PRESIDENT.
sketch Of the life and Services or Abra-

ham Lincoln.
Though born end 0urtursd in ohsovrty snd raised W
bis IN poitoa b. the fore. 81 ciroimstsrcesoo
ourna In Tie svontmi age NJ tn Ooun,ry-,hsz ~
bis gspss All tslsnL Abraham Lincoln lie. regretted by
Che nation good snd honest man, vho aas hem o
wise ssc fslhtpl rrssiden. and WI i've 10 the neuoy
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THE REBEL EwELL ON THE PRESIDENTS
MURDER

The rebel General Ewcl accompanied by his adjutant,
Major Campbell Brown passed through this city between
five and six O'Clock yesterday morning, route from
Washington to Fort Warren, Boston. The General was
taken 10 the Soldiers Rest Fourth avenue, 10 breakfast
While there he learned Of the assassination Of Pr sdent
Lincoln II IL said he unadectedy shocked by this
intelligence and declared It the worst event that
could have happened just now for the south - well as
tho North
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W Il HOVISIN EhE LUX
AN HONEST MAN.

on ~~~<I
When the terrible Of the assassination reached
the city yesterday all the responsibilities Of the OCCASION
far the theatres concerned rested upon
ager whestcy, of Eblos who Is the President Of the
Association Of New York Managers he at called
upon Major General Dix and informed him that al the
theatres would be closed. Az managers Stuart and Wal
lack were out Of town. Mr. Wheatley acted for them IN
this matter meeting Of the association hastily
allied resolution adopted requesting that per
formances b. given until further notice. and Mr. Wheat
ley sent down TO the papers and withdrew oil tho the
|atrical advertisements
In the meantime Superintendent Kennedy issued the
following order which had been foresalled, have
seen, by the voluntary action OF the managers them
|selves:-
GENERAL ORDER.
NEW YoRx, April Ii, 1895.
Captain ---. Precinct -
IN view Of the calamity which has befallen the nation,
and In consonance with tho general sentiment Of the
people, all places Of public amusement will ROMAN closed
until aftor The burial Of President Lincoln.
You will that the regulation is observed within
yaur precinct j A. KENNEDY
Superintendent Of Police.
The order was eGcctual however, In closing up the
numbcrcss little concert halls about town, which
the Managers Association exercises no control icing
relieved from acting tho memb r. Of the theatrical pro
essien gathered in grops At the various hotels and the
sentiment Of sincere regret that actor should have
been implicated he crime which has robbed tho nation
o its chosen loader most orcbly and eloq emily
pressed meeting Of tho profession will doubtless he
held soon, and appropriate resolutions adopted The
closed until after President Lncolns funeral takes
1ls
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INhUGU RATIO N
OF
VICE PRESIDENT JOHNSON
AS
PRESIDENT
OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
Mr.. Lincoln's Policy to b
Carried Out,
ke., &C., &e.

WASHINGTON, April 1912 H.
President of the United States by Chief Justice
Chase to-day at eleven o'clock.
Secretary McCulloch and Attorney General
Speed and others were present
PRESIDENT JOHNSON's SPEECH.
He remarked -
"THE DUTIES ARE MINE. WILL PER
FORM THEM, TRUSTING IN GOD"
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LECTURE BY MISS EMMA HARDINGE.

Miss Emma Hardinge, at the solicitation OF number
Of citizens has consented 10 deliver Grafton the
nations great calamity, at Cooper Institute, this after
noon nj three o'clock The blic invited, and we
doubt moi the lady will do ample justice To her subc
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THE THEATRES CLOSED.

For the first time within the memory Of the Oldest
citizen all the theatres and other places Of amusement in
New York were closed last evening by general con-
sent OF the managers and this added deeper gloom TO
the mournf dir Of the metropolis The closed gates Of
these favorite resorts hung with badges Of
ling and with craped flags In front of the Old Bowery
theatre displayed portrait Of the lamentcd Pres
dent with this inscription, which was universally ap
proved
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1II'IIWTI NTTFI EUs t"u"s
The Cabinet meeting lasted three hours The new
President present and stated " the meeting Ma
TWEEN " oar-yfas out ne tolty ~htA Nod BEN fndusi-
rsed ey NJ Ltaco'n lie slfo requested the present
members " che Cabinet 10 retain their present POSITIONS
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~ the Nineteenth street Synagogue the sad event was
announced by the minister Rev. j. J. Lyons. highly
Impressive prayer then offered up to the Throne Of
Brace by the minister for the epoe Of the soul Of the
hte President
This was followed by the Naskar Nershomos-praycrs
DR. the desdbeng FIRST time IN the history OF Jhda
I'm in America that these prayers have been said in
Jewish house Of worship for other than one protesting
be Jewish religion
In the Bnai Jeshurun congregation in Thirty fourth
street, DR. Rapha addressed the congregation very
npr ssively upon tho misfortune that had be allen the
bointry. The also of solemn character
In the Attorney, Norfolk, Fourth and Clinton street,
ppd In fact in every syuasogue mark OF respect
kas paid TO the sto President the congregation gene
tAlly uniting In prayers TO the cad.