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Postonlcc Notice.
fOstOEiCt Ncittcs
I daily by All interested. a. changes may

fshold be read daily by all interested changes may
,r foreign countsc, need not be specially I'D.
as"ta o "1s ai t"sr rd eS Son mcsi
docunn MS Letter, MOI ,pcciay addressed ,ens seat oy
~'e "rgn mail, for week ending April 10 will closs
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A,r SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen dstte' ;or irs,Sna maS
b" l'FSf.ca va stSr, mast be drccisd
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other European countries must be 9roeygI per ny Rno q.
nor, rt;r, for Other Mes can state must b. drctes pgs
RnY.e l q. must b. Grcta ,s, ssratosS At 30
M 'o Bce u% dH,st yer MS'H' va Antwerp
'sIir ii /! 80 a. M iog Rico direct,
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AID Wndw,rd Island rr c! :y,; 81 san no A"'onio
: 0erl IRON. NswoFle.n, at p m. for Nicaragua per
from H",naTM " at 80 p NeHtoandisd:
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a; H. ioI ,.ascccnc Va aic Az; Tor Ireland pei
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letters Tor oncr colon ban potts mGst DC ar,f.a pss
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r and sor other Mexican states VIA Ntt cruz must be
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cara p.rnarbuco must be directed per Maranhense.
faa aNInn VI y. ~ for Pcgre,o per :. NJ NuneI
,,r fr Tan ico and 1uNpsm dirce. and other Mexican
t.t,1rS 10 IN, Clul must Dc directed per NJ Nunek."
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p N. M' roncisrol co-e here Aprl TO- at 80 y. m.
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io ner Marposa lfIon san Fianeiseo clos. here
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Apn. Win british mails for Australia Mails FOR
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ne The sch, lrr of c s.n- Of 'ran-paciAc mails Is ar:
an lie n,.umptOn Of their uninterrupted overland
r,nst to san Francisco Mails FROM the Eass arriving on
III a. san Francisco Tie day ~ sailing OF steamers
tho day Registered mail closes ~
9 D. H. 'f'''' C0RNEIIUs VAN CoTr, Postmassss.
Pos,cfncc. New.Yogk. n. Y. April II. 1924
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ALTERING 4 LATIN INSCRIPTION.
LrrrrEs AID DATES oX THE oBEL;sK CRAB
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FrrTY.THyRD STREETS MISFORTUNE.

Within the last fortnight West Fifty.thifd II. mas
been inyndcd by the women whom captain hc"N
has been driving from HI, precinct. When the captain
gave thom notice 10 leave the nciglborhood oi liH'F
second A.. they moved quietly away. ana IL was h"'
until recently that the residents Of West ffy tro 81
discovered that all the vacant houses III the s"cf'
had been secured and occupied by the cA'es' '"'
ncighborhood has become intolcrable since "'''
women. with their suites Of gamblers, thieves anu
blacAmailcrs came down upon IL. and many i'"''"0'
have made arrang cmcnts to move ON May J. - SUI"
a. the character the new arrivals became cN'och'
Alfred A. Kcarncy the merchant. Of No. 90 hroa" ST.
,,hn live, al so. l4l West Fifty third -t bctth
visorons action He presided at meeting u ' ~,
zcns whom he had called together to dlacu., VIC
rtIcs lion Among those present were the lcI 'l.a'
Fisher pastor Of the Mount olvet bhp.''v ,hodl"i
and tlIc Rev John r. f,orsc. of ST. johns MfthpuI..
Episcopal Church Resolutions were a'opr,u'. a ,,
aid 81 fine Police Department. ana q coHn'' ,a, VIZ
Amounted 70 call upon captain hilnicn' i az
said that he was unaware ol i.ls commune" ~ ,,
Or and nromj "a IN give what aid h" could Nnothcr
meeting was promptly called, and the comWilec nN
Instructed to lay the case be'ofc '"c roi'' wan
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immense value to the scientific if not to the com
SELECTIONS FROM The MAIL.
THE KINGS DAUGHTERS DISPUTE.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir The leading ladies of the 100000 Kings Daush-
tiers have had "a years battle the question OF
changing the order from Evangelical to Unitarian
platform. The Unitarian Influences have won the
victory in the Central Council by forcing a resolution
tseven to vc to discard the doctrines OF the Trinity
and Atonement when of the Evangelical mem
bers were absent. Many religious papers are discus
sing the situation. and that the attention of the
secular press has been enlisted it - well to have the
following facts in mind:
lit is not primarily question whether Evanseli-
Gals or tMa!ans are right, but whether it is fair nav
ing established Evangelical Order with distinct
Acknowledgements of the Trinity, Atonement and kin
drcd doctrines. and having secured more than nine
tenths Of the members from Evangelical churches. to
hand over the organization into Unitarian hands.
2-Ihc Unitarian representatives. who formed one
half Of the Central Council. refused general vote
OF the order knowing il would show that almost I'M AMI
mou-ly the order would dsapprovc Of the transfer.
31he Central Council ID scllolcctng. sclf-pcr-
pctuatng and IN way responsible for its actions cA
ccpt as be Influenced by the public press and
public opinion.
lit is the belief, right wrong. OF the withdraw
Ing half Of the Central Council. and OF ninetent
of the MEMBER of the order that merely sentimental
view OF the beauty and lovcncss OF Christ l. Sn ,
ncient in the lsii Of Divine rcvention 10 establish
the claim 10 be called Kings Daughters or children oi
God.
while EyansecaI pastors are continually G Grsn iS
certain qualifications In belief ana lie IN order 70
membership IN the Christian Church. 1t u AT ica' /,
honorable to organize In their congregations ana
sunday school, al over tie land an ass"ciet"h fNht
and saying. Nou reject all slich doctrines Il, inc
Trinity ana the Atoncncnt. which You near your !,
pastor defend every sunday and yet be daughter OF
the King child Of God. 49,, go
6-1he non secaran character of the order was
clearly understood TO be between the various cyan
tarss The pa5@hcd statements Of the order prove
This beyond all question. b. l. W.
New York. April -. 1890.
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OBTTUfRY 7.
ANDREW CAMPBELL.

Andrew Campbell, age sixty nine. died at his home,
NO. o'' Ga.esavc., Brooklyn, from heart disease on
suhday afternoon. lie was bis way TO church to
meet his daughter when he seized with the fatal
attack and died short time after his removal TO his
nome. Mr.. Campbell lad lived in Brooklyn for
twenty-five years. lie was native OF Massachusetts,
ana possessed the Yankee faculty OF inventvencss in
an uncommon degree. lie was held in the highest
respect by inventors throughout tic country and took
out more than fifty patents during his lifetime. None
OF them were failures, and ii has been said of him by
patent lawyers and other experts that 10 man ever
took ont 30 many patents that were uniformly good.
. MS printing presses the first Of his inventions
that hade nm famous. In 1-Ol lie invented Tue
tampbeli Country iressr and years later after
nuch experimenting, lie turned out the hrst press
ihat couM Go color printing succcssfully lie also
Constructor series oi machines for making matches
by means OF which blOc; Of wood placed IN
inc hrst mae ine !, nsfOrncd at the end OF thc
series mo q box OF matches ready for use. Among
inc latest ~ MS invention, powerful blower
for me ventilation Of mines whose workings have been
carried 10 great depth and cable road system with
various ingenious devices.
Though never man Of large fortune Mr. Campbell
wa generous III dispensing the wealth he accumulated
Al the time OF the Chicago fire 1t was "A matter OF
public comment that his subscription to the relief
tuna was ~ large a. that OF !. /. stewart, the
millionaire dry goods merchant. The funeral services
Will be held ut his home this evening and the burial
VIII take place tomorrow morning
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TILE rnnr CONFERENCE

SARATOGA " Y. April - (,peciaD.-Thc pre-
,minary session of the fifty eighth annual meeting
of the Troy Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
church WAS held in tho Washington street Methodist
Fp.copal Church this evening. when scmlccntennal
sermon was delivered by the Rev. Aaron HAM, OF
rrevsbusb who gave interesting sketch oil himself
and the conferences during the last nan century
n,'l - ,.ssiou If tie Conference will bc formally
o,o,ca Tomorrow morning by Bishop John T. New
man q, Omaha Neb.. and will continue Tor over
"a" d,vs The Conference extends In the state OF
- %6ri, from the Canada border 10 Cas'ctOn on the
S,' niyar and also include, Vermont and Berk
h,ro Tonnty Mass Il represents $50 pastors and
thirty supcrannuaco
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MRS. ANNA WRIGHT.

Mrs.. Anna Wright. tho adopted sister Of the late
Miss Mary L. Booth, and her constant companion
for thirty years, died at her home, No. 10l East
Fity-niuti st.. on Monday afternoon after a brief
Illness, which had given her friends no fear Of fatal
termination until within a few hours of her death.
The relations existing between Mrs. Wright and Miss
Booth for 50 long period was peculiar while tho
latter devoted all her time, except one evening in
cach week, - literary work, the former relieved her
OF al domestic cilcs and attended 10 nearly all the
social duties Of tn, two. The many literary and
artistic men and women from all parts Of the world
who enjoycd Mss Booths hospitality appreciated the
worth OF Lcr adopted ,tor, and 10 think OF the
TWO a. in>erh-able and OF each almost necessary
10 the completeness Of the other After Miss Booth
death, lille more than year Mrs. Wright felt
that there was llttc 10 make her life desirable and
when disease came the power Of resistance feeble
Tho unexpected r"ws Of her death will carry
10 q lal-c and Wlle,praad CIRCLE Of loving frIcnds.
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A FRAGRANT, ROSE. COLORED OIL

Bowling Green (HyJ dispatch to The Philadelphia
Times.
tordav hy Ebcnezcr Cathcart owner OF truck garden
while boring for water. II IS clear he nearly
transparent Of beautiful pale pink Color and, while
entirely odorlcss when cold. II heated highly emits
most delicious odor. resembling somewhat ottar Of
,oses thouch more delicate and subtle An expert
,neut wa tried with small quantity test IL burn
Ing propcre, when II was found 10 burn slowly Dnt
.tnsdv giving y soft clear. laubcnt fame shedding
a faint rosc-c0lorcd light and Killing the air with Il
penetrating fragrance
Wien tie oil was consumed. al the bottom OF the
vessel was found deposit Of a number OF hard.
minute particles looldng IKE grains Of fine stone
colorcd sand. which exploded on being placed 10
wafer with incredible violence when the size Of the
psr,!ce. il taken into consideration The oil and its
prccipitate are now being carefully analyzcd and cN'
nc,.nened with by the chemists here. whose opinion
as 10 their properties IS being anxousiy waited for
for the beauty If the Hight the oil gives II, delicious
perfume and the highly explosive quality Of the pre-.
cpitats left all seem to point TO discovery OF
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INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

F. r. Gunthcr gave a reception with music last
night at his house, 40. West Iiy-seventhst. Mrs.
Pcmberion Hncks sang and there was banjo and
pjano n'isic Among the guests were Mis- /. Rcmscn.
Miss X Rogers Miss Field. Miss Ray, William PurdS
L. Bcckman. Charles Appleton Mrs Augustus Field,
Mr. Vom l.. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. ogden Doremus.
Miss Doremus Arthur Branwcll. l.. SclcrmcrhOrn,
H. : Carllart and Miss Nash. The party bal down
TO supper at snail tables.
Mrs " H. JAG ssOn, Of No. BOO Madison ave,
cave small dance last night.
The seventh Friday evening subscription dance takes
nIace this week on Friday at the Mcndelssehn Glec
thb rooms II VIII be tile last Of the Series.
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DIED.

NroRGr-On Tuesday; Aprl - a, Ho"'r' ~ T.
l. ,,.a, WIDOW of the late u. = iA'o'sv'
>o,ir, Of funeral hereafter.
H.- 4, ,c- bon,. In Denonol.s. Alabama. Sarah
~ - widow of Hon. T. :. Lyon, aged 81 years
N,prlx- suddenly. at Painh.ld, M ,Jc Apl,i 10; AL
" :, irnt son OF Geo. {. and Josephine j. Nsrtm'
o,,ce of funeral hereafter $3.50 .
vossMAN-On Tuesday. Apri To- io'0' '"'''''' "''o"'
Mco" % AN e fri.ni, are invited y attend the funeral
.rr. lee AZ her late rfe,gg','r'' 90 - 70 ~ ' W.
-, Il, csd,v evening Alril ID. 80 o'"''
kindly omit rowas,. - ,c,.o c,py
rniiimburgh Scotland rap"r' pea. '' anti, ,
sIII,-Nrs. Margrct \. SIT "i 1ci "eS' '-'"'''' W
Sivt-t |, a. A. m. Monday, Apri IT,. >. r.x..v nm
r,neral will take place at lmic3seoNn' -'"''A'e' va
The 18th, at ! p. IN.
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in town taking a thorough course Of massage
for the face in order learn how 10 give the treatment
10 her Mistress 1t is really extraordinary how the
ace massage fad IS Speeding. Ladic; go now TO
have the muscles Of their checks pinkcd rubbed and
kneadcd quite much those Of the body.
There is good bit OF sense in the idea Instead
of plastcrng the face with powder and bans and
blooms. the fashionable dame has thorough course
OF massage which strengthens the muscles and brings
back the tinge OF health TO the face Then certain
perfumcd oils creams and lotions are well kneaded
in TO render the skin plant and flexible Madame
goes from the experienced hands Of the specialist
looking like a rose.
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EDGAR CDTRELL.

Albany. April - ,spcclal.-fdear Cotrell. leadne
merchant and prominent citizen. found dead at m.
houf-tA morning M. Co.Irl retired his about
10 O'Clock last night Bidding his Outllr call him early
The ll- family 10 Ncw York yesterday for
a cay pleasure 1t /. thought that DEE stricken
w.,h apDpcAy. M Coti'u va, Lora IN Albany ny.thrc4
yo.l, ago h., father being Joseph g. Cotrcl old
chant. Af.r education at the Albany Academy. Nj
Co,re admitted to partnership with his father. ard
finally succeeded him bushes. The father died IN
similar manner 20 his IN 1873.
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BINDER TWINE.

II rcouircs annually 55 600 tons Of Binder Irvine
~ bind tuc grain crops of the country. Ten years
ago all the scfhndcrs IN existence required but few
ton The Industry practically started with a visit
made by Mr. VIM Dcerine The harvester manufactures.
Of Chicago 10 the Hon Edwin IT, Filter. rope manu-.
f,cturrr n the present Mayor Of Philadelphia. Mr..
pcc,nr subsequently found IL difficult 10 got per
feet twiuc that "A few years ago he equipped large
Irvine factory with the best and most modern ma
chmrrv and j, now making his own Irvine. The
value ii tho annual output Of binder Irvine IS about
81 600 600.
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DIED.
OIEO.
. l., April IA, Addison Vail. in tho

vAIL-At Hollis. L. l., April IA, Addison Vail. IN thd
35th Of his 49,
Relatives friends invited 20 the funeral, HOLLIS
Wednesday, the 10th instant at IL 80 a. m.
Take 10 :55 train from Flatbush-avc., Brooklyn.
lnterment at Greenwood
WETHERILI-At Atlantic Cry " j., on Sunday. tbs
18th inst Of pertonts Coneia stewart daughter OF
lith year OF her age.
Funeral services at Perklomen Penn, wednesday,
arrival Of train leaving Philadelphia AZ 20 .. m
WRIGHT-At her late residence No. 10l last 53th-ss.,
Anne w. Wright
Funeral services Thursday April H. at 10 q. m.
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Deacon E-tev was born in Hlnsdale. y. II. abou5
sevcn'y-hsc lis parents lived In humble cir
curstJn,o-. and being burien'd with large family e
children. they gave Jaco. away when four years Old.
WIen thirteen ;1rs Old he 70 Worcester. Mas.
AMI thereafter he looked aft,r himself. lie vent To
Brat-boso VI. WHEN years old and engaged In
business as plumber. lie prosper,d ard about 1850 h
took Interest; In leu Of rent in small organ factory
carried by tenant. In 1872 ne purchased the fator
Tor - 700 Under his supervision tae business developed
rapidly and In 1856 h. admitted his son. Julius J. Estey.
ana n, son-in.1W, Levi X. Fuller. partners IN tn
firm Nr. Fuller hos bcnl the inventive genius of thu
COMPANY Mr.. I.fcy burned out IN 1857 and 1861
aud 1899 food washed away part OF hi. c,t10-
lshneni 4Acn the company built buildings tract OF
si.tr acres on a high bun. overlooking the town Tho
company employs scvcFal hundred workmen and does
Lass business Throughout the country.
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THINK or POOR JACK.


From The Detroit Free Pres
She was "A little bit of blue eyed woman with The
innoccut face of child. The hOrsccar In which she
sat with a female companion stopped suddenly, but
the mild faced little woman went night on talking III
her natural KEY that everybody heard her say;
The man never walked the earth who could boss
me and I lust told Jack %. and he hasn't pecpcd
since didn't 10 have any man lead me
around by the nOsc-I guess not"
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GperiaI Notices.


WM B. NORMAN, Auctioneer,
TAKES PLEASURE IN
announcing that he has received instructions from
MIR. JOHN LOClIEER,
Designer and Manufacturer OF
ART FURNITURE,
and Importer Of
RICH AND COSTLY DECORATIONS
Late Chief Designer With
THE POTTER & SrYMUS MANUFACTURING CO..
WIN retiring from the retail business order 10 do
vote hs attention his Mandatory 4f9 ana 4o
West Fitythrd.s dispose the entire collection OF
ELEGANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RARE PORCELAISS.
ENGRAvINGS. ETC..
Contained In his Show Rooms,
NO % WEST FORTY .SECOND.ST.
Near Fifth.ave.
AT UNRESERVED SALE on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS.
April IL and 10. at IL O'Clock.
The Goods will be on exhibition WEDNESDAY and
HURSDAI APRIL 10 ard IL
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TO tho Editor OF Tho TIL N n G
Sr: There j., 10 truth In tho report t'at MI Law
renee Iarrctts health !, failing. lii "f'crs 10 mo
state that nc ha, almost entirely recovered from t'e
effect, Of the operation on ms neck. and that lie b.
lapldly gaining strength He Will return - America
about June ! ard VIII begin hi, .c',n1 81 ac.ni ~
september. LDNIN b''i"'
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Baltimore. April 15.-William y. Myth a well-knowr
Wholesale steel and iron merchant, died to-day a.
the age Of nftythrce years. He was a partner Of
Ely 4 Williams. New York and Philadelphia presiden,
of the Iron Merchants Association Of Baltimore and
a director I'm the peoples Bank. MIR. Wyth leaves
wife and four children.
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Albany April - t>prcl,lI. es,. buell. old native
rcs.ica died hcie to-day at the ~ lie
had Id retired life Tor number Of years. His father
wa. judge Jesse Buell.. Regent Of the University ard
founder Of "lho Albany Ar.ls" in 1913. and several
farmers papers later.
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prACm-sANFoRDTu esd;y AD TO- a. i Sut HnaHy
n d Mary Roland daughter Of the late Jras. t ti'
T. sanford TO John Kimberly Beach oil "e"'ii"'Vn
Conn - -. ,, r..
rocKrTT- GOoDELL-On Tuesday. the iSth INST n a.
~ xcu jerusalem Church by the Rev. = > seward
ne N'T ,aHsth "dsuchtcr Of Dr. Alfred Goode to
nsnorn,amin Carter Lockett. all OF this cIS'
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Asthmatic Troubles. Pcurisy Pains. ard Inhamed
Threats. overcome and healed by Dr. d. Jayne's
EApcctorant tor fifty years approved stand By Tor
all Coughs and Colds =.
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The collection OF short. bright crisp advertisements
the eighth and ninth pages OF todays Tribune tel
ale niOIr varied more true and striking thar
is within the Imagination OF many accepted novel
st.
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MANY columns Of Tho Tribune az filed to-day Win
short bright crisp. little adver'is mcnts describing
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