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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-13
TIE FIRST ADVOCATE OF UNIFORM COUPLERs
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TIE FIRST ADVOCATE OF UNIFORM COUPLERS.
To the Editor OF The Tribune
sir: wa, glad to rad your excellent editorial
upon uniform c0upcrs freight trains in The Tribune
VI February TO- You justly commend the President for
Ve,cnting the subject In his message aud urging it
upon the carly attention of Congress Your earnest words
are most timely and should have good effect Hut
there omission from your otherwise commcndable
article which wish to supply This proposed innov1
ton originated with L. > COLIN Of Fort Dodge. Iowa
lou WILL Of course, remember Fort Dodge. which !, not
uuhnwn 10 fame, by OF the prominence attained
by it, COWS. Mr. Coffin for four or i've years
one % the Board Of Railroad Commissioners. Up3n
retiring from that Office he began To w,itc upon ills
subject Of -avng the lives of railroad employees by the
adoption If improved systems Of coupling the cars. eav
Ing the particular mode 10 be supplied by American in
vcntors. lie has followed up his writing by addresses
until the idea is gcnoally understood by the country
lie able tine last year 10 present his views
TO the President who promptly and most justly in
dJr-cd them in his annual message That Is the point
which hi, agitation of this reform has reached Eut
Tor the administering in Congress, there can be NJ
doubt that the bill which has been pending fos many
mOnt> would long ago have become law. II II does.
10 Mr. Coffin will belong the credit Of originating the
mcasGie and pressing it upon tie public attention. II
viii place him in the front rank Of American philan-
thIopl,> OF his time II 1t the lives Of one0uith
OF the young men who annually killed by the Old
fashioned couples.
Tut there Is little 10 be- said. Mr.. Collin Is
educated, progressive cutured intelligent farmer,
really farmer no farms and he Is now prom
Incnly mentioned ~ a suitable To head the Repub
lcan saio ticket. lie is a pronounced ne long FRO
alone is a platform Of Repulican principles. Tho
farmers ,cgdid him n their abest and most trust
worthy representatives The 10000 railroad trainmcn
loo, up To- him as the one man who has had the
age, tie humanity and the wisdom to eNl cuse their
and formulate measure for the saving OF theF
lives. Iii, name, as things appear Will prove
strength to the party in the hot contest which
50 near AT hand You not feel surprised should
the man who orig mated the measure which you and
the President 80 warmly commend receive the Repnb-
lican nomination for Governor Of Iowa ,.,,
CHARLES ALDRlCU.
Webster City, Iowa, Feb. %. SOL
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ppoposED AMENDMENTS TO THE CODE.

District Attorney DE Lanccy Nicoh mas 'cnt "
Albany two amendments u the 'odc oi 'rlhl'"aI f'o
aiure which he viii seek to have passed. "He Re-
ITO a. sections o25 o2g go and IA, ana provides
Gov a complete system Of procedure Tor The arrest ana
commitment Of ugitivcs from justice from "tef 'O4'cN'
pcndiuc the arrival Of the formal Ic4uisitloh inc man.
according 10 the amendment, may be arrested ana
nrcysionaliy remand,d upon sworn Complaint bt>e
upon tclclraphic Information received hoh u'c '''
e,uor of another state. The proposed Ia" '"'ts t"c
inouiyy before the magistrate 10 the 4ue7uoh 81 INC
prisoner being charged with crime III another s'tOe
and having lied from it. Jurisdictions NJ present Inc
artrate inquiries also into the eu or nho thcc oil
the accused man.
The second amendment applies 10 sections Col ana
is1 and provide, for tho arIaighmcht ahd pdH!ah'
meut of corporations which have been ndIctod When
the EquitaIc and Consolidated Gas Light companies
were indicted for "A nisdcmcanor on the charge OF
pOlluting the waters Of the habOr EccOiur >nyth de-
cded that they could not be compelled To appear for
pleading The amendment arranecs thai II the cor
poratiOn does not appear IN court Tor ptaohe an at
tachmcnt shall I've issued for it, property ana also thdt
If the corporation is fined attachment shall De eVed
to settle the judgment.
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TROPHIES OF BUSINESS MEN.

Deputy sheriff Mulvaney yesterday received another
attachment against Levi l.. Brown, of No. 36l Broad
way granted by Judge each Of the supreme Court Tor
- go in favor + August Klipstein, on promissory
note Of the Fireman Manufacturing Company, which
wa, udgr,ed by Mr.. Grown. The attachments and
executions against Mr Brown in the Shcrih's hands
now aggregate about +3OO,OOO
The PhcuiX National Bank Yesterday entered )udg
ment foI ~ OG3 again, NJ +. Powers ~ son. tea mer
chants at No. l02 WatcrSt, on pOmiSsory note foI
~ 800 which the firm gave l. Richard W. MOntgomc ~
Il Co.. dated August II. 1900, payable In four months
Charc, lehman jcwclle at No. $50 rhir, dave,
made an assignment yesterday 10 Edward e. lieiznlan
giving three Preferences fOr ~ 230 The business has
been c,tabli, he'd many years and he Inherited ii from
nj, mother, who died In loSl he claimed Ia carry
stock Of about 10000. .
Receives have been appointed as follows Russell
H. NrI ms. for Frank ~ Henry lia,,. iccdeaers AT
Firstave and Thirty -fourhSj. William Foulke, for
Henry ID. vsOn, publisher at No II University
Plaor: and Arson j.. stewart. for Joseph L. BWkc
liquor dealer.
The c. ID. Wainwright Company. manufactures
feed heaters AT No. - broadway, yesterday con
fessed Judgment for Sll-3 IN favor of steele Condct
for goods sold. 1t Is expected That the Judgment VIII
q maid.
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A FURRY JN THE REGISTER's OFFICE.

Tile Registers Office has been in furry OF excite
mcut for a day two over the disappearance OF an
official paper and Of the clerks Of the Office has
been suspended by Register FzG rald IN consequence
When the time came for closing the Office on Tuesday
evci,ng John l.. Mcagier, mortgage discharge clerk
found that a mortgage satisfaction piece which had
been in his possession Mi sing. After valny en-
dcavoring to find it himself, Mr. Meagher excltcdiy
went to the Register and told him Of hi, los. Another
general search was ordered. but without success Yes
tcrday morning Deputy Register lianley received
letter from a lawyer who has large transactions with
the Registers Office. saying that lac had inadvertently
arred of the missing paper with other documents Of
his OWN, but promising t. return IT, Register Fit
rrld said yesterday that the missing paper mad been
recorded and Was not ol any importance, but lie
held all his clerks and subordnaies t. rigid accounta-
Lity aud oarccssncss In connection with the custody
NJ Official papers not 10 be tolerated. he had
therefore uspended Fir. Me1ghcr until the return oil
the pLrer The SUSPENDED Clerks salary Is only $9oo
N
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LAW OR COMMON SENSE.
To the Edit Of L he Tri buna

sir Good and law should never DE IN antag0-
nism with each other II may Ice strict law to c'n
denim Chaunccy NJ Dcpcw. Pr sidcnt Of The New rh.
Central and Mr.. Glars and other, Of the New Haven
Railroad. criminal, and responsible for that accident
I'm the FOuitha ave. tunnel. but il is ce tairy far from
good and justice II is certainly proper that the
persons WHO the victims, their relatives. shOud
receive some reasonable indemnify but. 10 condemn
Mr. Dcpew and others guilty criminal The mat
ter l. most unreasonable and unjust, For l. cydcn
tina. their best and rc- Interests not 10 hayo
accidents. And II they have not followed uunbcrlrss
suLsc-iion, In the u3,lat cement ~ that tunnel, II /,
be-. aus, nobody has yet been able determine posi-
lively which was the best. If Mr. Dcprw ana Others
we're % be condemned because They were not perfect
did not know everything. ana could seq. even IN
advance. what any bpGy else could scc. who such
a ba~i. could escape being condemned Vito could
throw tic first sOncl lie Just before you nr,' Legal
have sense aud equity. Is. J. La MOTIlE.
New York. March - 1901.
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4 FLAG FROM TTPPERlRT.

An interesting ceremony took place last evening
in the Lvceum opera House. at Thirty folrtlst ana
ThirIavc In presence Of large number OF persons
who chccrcd and chccrf again as they saw the green
rag Of ireland presented to the Ancient Order OF
Iilerniars Of which Edward l.. Carey Is the head III
Ne,-Yors County This flag was made by ths
Presentation Nuns i'm Cashc County Tippeg'y Ireland
and sent through Archbishop CroAe of tashel 10
Father Callaghan, the pastor Of the Mission Of our
Lady Of the Rosary at Castle Garden, To be gwen
10 the most popular Irish organization IN TIE CITY
The for the test arose al the old list regiment
Arnory where a fair va, held during last summer 10
reduce Tie debt upon the Castle Garden Mission ana
where it was found. judging by the number OF votes
east, that that wing the Ancient order OF lilDerais
headed bv r.. l.. Carey the most popular
Ec,ides the many prominent clergymen VINO were
prcscut there also many well-knOWh ROMAN
catholic laymcn among them being +. j. curry preSl
dent of The w-YOri irish Home Rule Club; Michael
tiblin Jane, ;. Coleman, Thomas = Brennail, James
Ca,tan James ID. Murphy Lieutenant p Farley OF
The G9th REGIMENT John !. Rogers. Major EDWARD
Duffy. Of the 68th Regiment: T.. d. Farrell, captain
Thona, Mortimer. OF the d0th REGIMENT Peter oT0Oe'
stephen J. GcOghegan and Major f.. J. oshaughnessy.
The Rev NJ j. Lavce. rector Of - Paircks Cathedral
presided and Joseph j. ODOn0hue made the p.esenta-
bon speech The hall was handsomely decorated WIN
irish and American hags. and the proceedings were
cnvene1 by both vocal and instrumental music
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ENDING THE STREET CLEANING TEST.
MEMBERS OF THE ADVISORY COMMITTEE tx
ANIME THE BOOKS OF Mr.. BLATTIE'S
DEPARTMENT.

CAPTAIN Francis V Greene and Thatcher N. Adams
Of the MAYORS Advisory Committee, made Al eKdniii
lion Of tile books and records Of the street Cleaning
Department yesterday. Their conclu-ions VIII be ON
bodied i'm their forthcoming report 10 Mayor Grant.
The month for the csne If the two y tens OF street
cleaning expires and special attention 10
the details of the work is TO be given during tho h't
two days For hi, purpose Commissioner hedtue yes
tcriay issued the following order to Acting suNiHl
tendent Robbins:
Won will tomorrow and Saturday. have slcl nune
her of carts detailed to duty ia >ccfipn " u ~ VIII
secure the collection of swceplnss thfOn-i0l c On
fire section once IN every twO hours oi the "orhhs
day Pea, give your personal attcntlpn To- te carr!
ING ont OF This Order and have AT absolutely dctuIauc
recofd made of the time occupied Nv c"ch cart EN-
Moved ip the collection and deliver, 81 inc Iodds
fanlcd and of the time actually consumed III ne COL
lection of each load. Also, assign -l'h huhp u
rarts 10 section A. for the same datrs as VIII Sc
cnrc the collection of the Swe"pinI> 'hpnEhuut us
entire district that the cOleculnS snau termut'o
witnin an hour Of the cCmpct0nfo tot the "orK OF the
machine swecper>.
section b is the territory bounded by IhlrS 'io"'h
d rnr.e,h SIS and tho two rivers and the mana
,veopingr trial is going there sccuph n between
rcrtv eightl aud Thirty fourth 81. ad the rivers i
heirg cleaned" BY the machine. Edward j. lamp
Inu Ma BAG West Forty eighth st. Wa YESTERDAY ap
ei'tcd foreman in the street Clciint DopFtHchr ~
I'm one OF the three Na'tlclss'
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A SUGGESTION ABOUT LIGHTING THE TUNNEL.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: The leading editorial in The Tribune OF March
mirrors public opinion the subject OF the recent
disaster In the Fourth-ave tunnel and exactly eX-
presses what nlnety-ninc out OF hundred thhK re
siidiHg the same the Ingenious sophistIy OF rail-
road corporations and their directors to the con
trary nOtwh standing. In pressing emergencies ana
point, concerning which they are popularity sup
posed To be most enlightened and best Informed eN-
pers are VIGOROUSLY and perssently plgheaded leho
rant and wrong. What the entire community demand
and will insist is that the tunnel shall not at IN
tcrvals be turned into crcmatOry or graveyard TO
enrich greedy and avaricous monopolicS
More than this. popular sentiment unanimously de-
mand, that electric lamps be placed In the tunnel with
little delay ~ possible II seems 10 me that what
be done and should be done with regard to this
latter point i, simple enough Let the blocks or
sections in the tunnel be brilliantly lighted when
danger imminent, that l., whenever trains follow or
PEE eide another AT close Intervals the current
10 be turned oil when the cXEency has passed.
ON such occasions all on board the trains, whether
Passengers or employee, Of the road will be appraised
and kept 50. Of the impending danger. ana the ives
o travellers will not be- dependent upon the vigilance
uf color Hind engineers and needless ana lnattehtNc
traiuinru.
Ngain it i, plain that the reverse will not be true
dlrkncs, passenger, viii know that they can safely
pa through 10. even If ia" signal men bc asleep
lu their gcCtivO tOWcr-. OF sentry boxes - = IL
Now York. March - l-9l
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ouer authority In position to respond to redusi1ion'
View York. March :, 1891 -
MR. REILEY ON PIE DRIVING CLUB.

GREAT MEMBERSHIP OF WEALTH AND BRAINS
81. 10000 600 SAID TO BE REPRESENTED.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: take pleasure in sending you the GLAD tdlhes
that the Driving Club is growing daily in membership
few OF the names added 10 the list during the
last month, besides Benjamin Harrison, Grover Cleve-
land. benjamin f. Tracy and Cornelius vanderbilt
are Chauncey VI. Depew, William ii. Morris J' IL
Bradford. August Belmont. Governor W. G. Bulkeley'
William l.. Brown, Colonel j. ". COney towner OF
AXtelD. A. J. Cassatt. George w Carr. Marcus Day,
Captain !. II. Vanderbilt General Thomas watson
Frank SurgiS. W. f. ID. Stokes, John Shepard lo"hef
OF Arab. :iJl. Hosea Il. Perkins, j. j. O'DOhOhhe'
Coils p. Huntington David Nevins, g. Montague
president Of the second National Bank; Coiohei
Robert g. Ingcrsoll, Henry Hilton C. j. llamn' Henry
Gilderlcovc J. Il. Flagler and Others, comprising
combination Of reSpectability, wealth, brains ana
business ability unsurpassed by any Ike NUMBER Oh
member, 81 any club In the world, the wealth repre-
seUted by these gentlemen amounting 70 over TJoV,-
OOO,oOO. which, added to the amount represented Nv
the on the list previous to 1891. amounts 10
the almost incredible sum Of Tl,OOO.OoOOoO an
amount larger than represented by any CLUB IN tie
world. DO you wonder that feel hopeful WIN these
great prospects Of success. and honCrSi WIN thc
Ohicc hold In the ohlb MATTHEW HElLti
New YORK; March @. 1901. freS'ueh''
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PROTEST AGAINST ROAD APPROPRIATION.

PROTEST AGAINST 4 ROAD APPROPRIATIONS.
TO the Editor of The Tribune
sir: have rad your articles on country roads
A. believe you or ali Wruns IT. your view touching
this matter. feel II almost duiy to utter a word
Of cautioa live in country village and have long
been taking t. the farmer abOut to the
dition Of our highway There /, great need of AZ
provcmcnt. No denies his. bur there i not
,hoOl district ia he ate that ha, not men in who
know how H. make roads. There no lack of capacity
or intelligence the subject it j. simply Indifference
They travel the highway passing through their farms
a. hey d, the farms thcn--vc-. aud it would be no
mere absurd 10 max state appropriation ~ money
and send officials among them TO improve their farms
Besides all road, in the country are about equally I'M
portaut Tho IDEA Of uunE hac, OF highway /, too
nim-y to talk about. And how long DO YOU
suppose that farmers and resident, in one locality
would rest easy while road, near by them i'm
proved for which they taxed and their own
roads neglected II L. an inpracticlLlc scheme II
is not the way Of going AZ the evil, but T. full Of
mischief. 1--we the line dividing the two couutIe
Of Clinton and E>.ey. AID know both we'll. and could
in advance name the men who Will manip late Til
corruption fund. should such lcei- ati,n be-, had /,
out ANY valuable result. We have now something
" the Kind al Albany in an unfinished capitol. ana e
more -ickcniug, disgusting affair doe, not exist iu
the history 0f he state"
let The highway aw, be revised and amended.
placed under individual supervision and lc.pnnsbiliN
with more computations for but actual pcffp nance
the labor tax IN posed. With sufficient peniltic upon
official, 20 secure the Performance Of Cuy Try thee
thing, first, not at once make leap In the DARK under
ruin What thcr' I, eh Of Integrity ~ tho county and
IN the meantime cy now ,pap'rs and people can keep
out Of mischief by h"hng ae' Their own aiai.S MOI
Kocse,ilc, y. Y, Feb. -. 1901.
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BOOKS FOR RiTLRO AID MEN.

meeting of the NewTOiii Library Club was held
Yesterday afternoon in the Railroad Mems Building, No.
30i Madison.avc George \. Warburton. secretary OF
the RAILROAD branches Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Library. gave an account of the work oohc
for lailruad men and also description OF the library
methods Mr. Warburton said that the branches OF
the anry on the different lines had kept the men ont
Of barrooms. aud that therefore they were much i'm
proved over 100 books a month are distributed among
The empoyes of the roads terminating I'm this city.
Miss VI !. Cranda secretary of the club. read -
short paper on The Duties Of Library e. Its stlf'
This was aferwald discussed by the members. There
was good attendance.
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To WELCOME PARNELL DELEGATES.

william Lane O'Ncn presided at No. 231 broadway
Yesterday afternoon meeting Of the delegates rep
rescntng the Irish societies who have decided
give reception TO the Irish members OF Parliamenf
ho are now their way 10 this country to represent
the views Of Mr. Parnell and to raise money TO help
alleviate the distress IL Ireland OccasiOned by the
almost complete failure Of the potato crop In the west
and southwest Of that country Mr. oNein said that
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,,vppQ UayTs TO SEE WHEELS 90 ROCND.

Edward Lauterbach, oOhn'ci 'or VIC iHon" ''7'''"
d Twenty ninth Il. surface I5lilroad. calo on Con
r., ,vcr- Yesterday in regard to the recent dec
Y,iop of the Controller that the l1ndS Oh tle com
,,nv would be forfeited if it did not CONFORM I" '"o
irms 81 il, franchise b. beginning operations al once
N Lauterbach explained that various count 'HHcuo"s
nd other obstacle had prevented the carr nom GeIhs
anu ~ t, no. hnned that the difficulties would soon b"
rrinoyed The Controller gave the company aho'no
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GOV. HILLS EXCUSE FOR rAyor1xc CRIMINALS.

GOV HILLS EXCUSE FOR FAVORING CRIMINALS.
To the Editor OF The Tribune
sir: since the late remarkable decision Of Governor
Hill in reference t. the right Of Acting Governor
Lulkcly, Of Connecticut, to i~.ue acquisitions for
criminals, considerable anxiety il fch a. to the cOurs
which would be taken IN case murderer or other
felon should flee from this State aud take refuge in
Connecticut Woud he rot enjoy absolute Immunity
nom arrest surely u voEd not b. possible for Gov
ern0r lI under hlS late strange decision 10 demand
hi, return fSom Governor rulkeiey. and thenc ia no
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CRUELTY TO THE TRICK HORSES.

TO tho Editor OF the Tribune.
sir: Iet the officers Of the Society for the Proven
ton Of Cruelty to Animals look about the streets he
tween FultOu-st. and the Battery and they viii not
iil to instances Of cruel overloaiine. especially
ON the one-hOr~e trucks | frequently re truck
horse, brought to a stauds from exhaustion I'm the
quartAr mentioned. r.. =. \.
New YORK. March ). l-01.
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PRESIDENT GILMAN AND DIR. NORTlIROP.

TO the GATOR of The Tribune.
Sir: Mr. Northrop has informed me that his article
on Village improvements Is likely to he printed
in cheap pamphlet form for general circulation. II
a word from me will in any way promote it, dis
trbution and pcU>al y0u are quite at liberty 70 say
that should like have his pamphlet sent 10 every
village aud school district In the United states Yours
,osurr, f,Ilv ID. &. GILMAN.
Inhns lnnhins University. ratmO.e. Mltch 0. loDI.
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IL had been decided to present an address to the dele
gate, upon their arrival and that they would be anded
at the Barge Office in order to give an opportunity 10
those Irishmen VINO unable to 60 down the Bay
will be made the meeting this evening at Eighteenth
st. and Fourth ave.
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prrv,rE SCHOOLS AID TIE COON ELL.

To the Editor Of The ribunc.
sir: In yc-crlay's editorial Compulsory Edu-
cation" you say: The bill OF l5-9 encountered the
vigorous opposition of number Of persons representing
the private school Interests of the state; and. In con
clu,ion you ask: Cannot the private schools yield
a point for the sake OF the common good - Permit
me. a. one oi the committee Of tx appointed then to
cNaninc carefully the proposed law. with authority To
pr sent it, conclusions In whiting To the Governor, to
direct your attention 20 the fact that we made no WIG
or,,. oIruiiion 10 the Coon BILL but 10 some Of lts
objection able catwcs the grounds. First. that II
bring, the schools Whu>e WUrl, Is # different ana
more special chaactcr than Is accomplished In tic pnb
IL schools under The control Of the general public schoo
act second that it requires the licensing Of all teachers
by "A commissioner at whose option such license may be
either granted withheld. notwithstanding the dnalih
cations of tn applicant and tird. that it contains
varOus Otho conditions Of restrictive and iicNpcdlcM
Character -
| believe that voice the sentiment Of all Our
public = rted private school, when ,ay that !. Tor
mon good" save that involving individual llerty ana
tur ,nrr,G r,gt, NJ the iamily,7 quoting The Union
League cab IN thu subject II compulsory education
Language Of tn, country tp know IT, history, TO under
stand lis Constitution. and to appreciate It's grand
posillticS every tric educator will welcome IL. not
only In I'M, state but throul h0ut the Union.
NINE VAN NORMAN.
Nm,
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TO the Editor Of he Tribune
sir: Yesterdays Tribune tells il readers that Ben
nett II. Young, lawyer III Louisville. IS being urged
by the Republicans for GoNorn,r of that state
colonel Young il a Democrat of Demoo ats he was
officer 100 the {. :. y. The rest Of The Tribune 5
article. To- his push and success, i CORRECT
ID l. unlikely that the Dem Jcrats VIII take MN
up and make him Governor If he VIII have II. e.
L0ui-N lie, March ,, l-3l.
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Ncw.York. March :, lr9l.

TO OPPOSE TIE FREEDOM OF WORSHIP BILL
To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The Judiciary Committee Of the senate Will
give hearing on the Freedom Of Worship bill, which
seeks 10 Introduce Roman Catholic services In all
a,ylum. rciormaorIes and hospitals receiving State
money! on Tuc-day, March l., at p. p The IA
oual League for the Protection of american inSu'u
lions, with managers Of other Institutions, will oppose
thu iii. j. Vi. MIMI
New York, March TO- 1891.
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ScrOruia. Bronchitis, Wasting Dis.
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