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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
nn M,pn1nE RFs1GNs HIs pAsTORATE.

rhe Rev. DR.. Samuel Mcbride has rendered his
resignation from u" pastorate Of the Centennial
Baptist Church. in Adelphst., 10 take effect on June
!. IT, his letter TO the church he says that the
American Association for the Evangelzaton OF Ireland
has asked him to aid in raising $4,000 with which
IN erect building for the training Of men as evange-
lists In Dublin, and he is an Irishman he has de-
cided to engage in the work.
DR. Mcbride will have been in his present parish
for four years on June l. lie was born in Belfast,
ireland in 1850. He was graduated from the Union
Theoloclcal seminary in 1876 and entered the Presby
terian ministry: After preaching in Newark n D.,
caed 10 succeed Justin d. Fulton in his present
nnlnit The church grown greatly under his care
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
HELowELL MAY HAVE BEEN MURDERED.

The family of Henry Helowell, the young man "o0o
,cdv was found in the Bay on Saturday nght nave
suspicious that he met with foul play. He was DC
signer. having an Office at No. 271 Broadway New
York He was twenty-one years old, and lived WIN
his father at No. 7s9a Monroe-st. Heiowei was
bright man and an excellent swimmer 1enau sonS
go heen absent from home for prolonged period
rttbon, communicating with his family, ana So al
though they had not seen him since April H. no report
of his Disappearance had been made He was las'
seen at the Office of Koch, son Co. an So
soaniv ffth 81 and LenoX-ave., New YORK Whese nv
,c,reivsd 5000 for work Only two cents were Iou it
In his clothes The body was so far decompoSeu u''
e. ,vas innoSsihle 10 discover the cause OF deaul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS-A lively charter election VIII take
co In White Plains today. Three trustees are TO be
elected one In each of the three wards. Me'srs Har
mon Smith and Matthews, who have been trustees
during the last two years. candidates for reelection
They are opposed by Thomas II. Hewitt Ir., Martin
o,Rourke and James II. Moran respectively The issue
is an Endorsement or condemnation OF the trustees
course in dealing with the sewer question. II Ine
roeent iI, staes are collected the outlet sewer VIII
main as il is and an inverted pipe will be used 6enea
the Bronx. If they are defeated the epe 0G, wa
10 have cost Sl506O0. Extra work and other i nc
denas viii run the cost up In the aggregate 10 q-Io
600, it is said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12

Philip Harty was arragned in the Butler street
Police Court yesterday charge of highway robbery
preferred by fourteenyearold Mary Bening, domestic
in the family of Mrs. Burke, of No. 24l Cour-so'
She saws that Saturday night her mistress gave her
30 so to pay bill in Douglass-st. AS she was going
through Dougassst. she was seized from oeinnd oy
man who nonted a pistol at her and demanded her
money she refused 10 give it up. and he then threw
her down and took the money. She screamed, ana a
man came up and caught the thief He handed her
So. but she demanded the rest. He then threw the
so cents on the sidewalk and got away. Young man
Uarty as the thief The girl could not idenutv hm
He pleaded not guilty, and was committed 1Or eX-
auniOa tiO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
HOME NE US.

ppoN1NENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
AsToR-Robert L. Peary, U. S. Navy. EV n.tI
Henry Wstterson Of Louisville. FIFTH AVEN ~
A O. Menoea u S. Navy; Stevenson Burke OF Vleso
land Commodore W. II. Shock, u B. navy eAOV 'l
i"iu ,',-. prsseu ~ Massachusetts and Alden j.
plethen Of Minneapolis. GILSEY-Ex-Meyor "a. y;
Nolan. OF Albany. HoFFMAN-sir John Gladstone "
scotland MURRAY HILL-James A. Dnmon'' inspe''V,
general OF steam vessels. NEW'fol'h-".nT, :, corth
,so ., caoroia and Alexander &. Haskell, OF south
Ca,oIina wINDSoR-Richard Smith, Of Cincinnati W.
\. Haldenan. Of Louisville. and FrederlcA IL
and Charles Fargo Of Chicago.
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PATERSON.

AZ ACTRESS DURNED IN DREssING-NUe'0I'
wbe getting ready TO go on the stage last evehns'
Miss Mabel Fenton. leading lady Of J. c. RiceS "a
Knotty Affair." Company was terribly burncd aUo"'
tho face and body in her dressnG-room al 'a.oo'
Oper, House. Miss Fenton was engaged In hea'l"s "
curling iron by the flame OF an alcohol lamp "sy
Iul,5 noded setting fire to her gown. Hcr screams
ttrpcied other members Of the company 70 he I'D h
where She was found abaze Before tc ,e .enmcd
lie Iesding part the performance had 10 DC I'D
Miss Fcnton is the wife Of Mr. Ross coneu'd' ""N
ihey arc known as Ross and Fentoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
The inest Bread
Is made with Royal Bak-
ing Powder. Always light,
sweet, and wholesome.

ference yesterday with Mayor Chaplin vivian qua BIooh
and George Prize commander Z. 5. Grant fose In
Ivn All Of whom were anxious for peciSTihaung orv
that city 1t has been decided tS give YORK; d' BroSkyn
and phadeIphIa during the early part OF IIS9hhies
the monument fund. Treasurer Horace ~ Of
reports that the net result OF the peiioi'"'
Nav 9 will be about 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
SAID HIS MOTHER WANTED TO GET RID OF HIN.

Julius Kordgien, halfwitted German boy, arrived
here in the storage Of the steamship Columbia from
Hamburg saturday. lie not permitted 10 land,
but escaped from the ship and went 70 relative,
George T. Krauss, tailor at No II West Fourth 81.
Krauss brought the boy 10 the Barge ofce yesterday
and wanted the authorities 10 tax scare OF him.
Krauss said he had received letter from the boys
mother saying that he sick and she wanted 20 get
rid OF him. She thought that 1t would be a good
thing TO send him TO America The boy said that the
steward Of the ship allowed him 10 go ashore This
the steward denies. The Hamburg American steam.
ship company will be called 10 account for the escape
Of the boy from the Columbia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
TO REPEAT THE AL1EGoRY OF THE wAR.

8. G. Pratt, the composer and author OF the "Alle-
CORY OF The War in SOng,' under whose supervision ii
was given May ? at the Madison square Garden in
aid OF the Grant Monument Association has received
many complimentary letters that the association has
determined to repeat the performance in the fall.
A 4. de Freee, the managing director, had a con.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
LONG ISLAND

LONG ISLAND CITY-An attempt was made this
year by the tax officials Of Long Island City to assess
elound belonging 10 Calvary Cemetery as taxable
prorerty within the city limits. ]. c. Barry, the
representative OF st. PaTick's Cathedral, got ont
writ Of ccrtloror to compel them to show authority
for their action The case was brought before Judge
bartlett who decided In favor OF the Cathedral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
poo.,rs Mummy. Of the firm OF William Ryle Co.,

BOetlns MURPHY UI 0'O IL =, -, o,,,o,rtod
% Newyork, raw silk merchants has been appoilleu
receiver Of the Florence silk Mills OF this cly' ino
,sohtodness Of the concern IS $4,000. The assets
I'M probohy reach $4,000 The firms emoarraSS1,
VIII The result of the prevailing dulness in the silH
business. . -. , mar
FORMER in this country died at his home IN Paers1 ,n
last saturday night He was aiont eighly cars oti'
and was native Of England. Ills sons, George IA,
Adams and James Il. Adams, are bo'h "uKho"h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12

Miss Knippy," said the Vassar professor OF Greek
mythology, can you tell me the names OF the divine
nine 2"
YES, sir there is Buck Ewing and"
4" Stop step Who is Buck Ewingl"
Then all the young ladies In the class smiled at the
poor professors Ignorance and answered IN chorus
"Why. the catcher. OF course."-(DetFot Free Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sun rises az Sets 7Os Moon sets 1850 IN Moons age
WATER
M-Sandy Hook 1854 Island Ills Hell, Gate Q23
PM-Sandy 1850 Gov Island Has He'll Gate los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY H. lso-IwLLv ~

c..raral r. A. Merritt colonel Edw9rd " Juuo' ""''"
Gen pc, - ~ ~ aud pr A. Il. DuSerceau $780,,
L. The mc SnrIal was in the family plot In NA'"S
Cemetery,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
Announcements.

A As white as pearls her dainty teeth;
Her ruby lips with roses vie;
Her mouth quite kissabe; her breath
AS sweet a. gales from Araby
But nothing strange in this appears
For she's used SOZODONT for years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
Summer Sale Of
Linens

For Country residences at
reduced prices.
Fine knotted fringe Damask
Table Cloths, 1 doz. D'Oyleys
to match
2xa yds 2xaHyds 2x3 yds
$500 set $500 set 5000 set.
Irish Satin Damask Table
Cloths, new patterns
2x2H yds 2x3 yds
$3.50 each $500 each
Dinner Napkins to match
$3.50 per dozen.
aox4o Heavy Irish Huck
Towels for. 80. .I2Hcts each.
23x46 Heavy Irish Huck
Towels for. ..... rs cts each
90 in. wide Irish Linen Sheet
ing, .85 cts per yd,
Handsome hemstitched and
fancy open work pillow cases
~ Hx36. 80. $3.50 per pair
27x36 same style sa.25 per pair.
Slightly soiled Table Cloths
remnants of Table Damask, pill
low case Linens, and Crashes at
low prices to close them out.
Lord e TAYLOR.
Broadway Il goth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12

Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup for children
teething soens the gums, reduces inflammation elays
main cures wind collie and darrhcea. % cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12

KEEPS NEGLIGE SHIRTS
stock; greatest Variety perfect fitting 500 Broad
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HEALTH FOOD CoMPANY's GLUTEN SUPPOSE
TORIES cure constipation and piles. Boxes by NAL
so cts Pamphlets free. 81 Fifthave and all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D.,
90 WEST S9TH.ST
Diseases Of the Nervous Systen Gento Urinary Organs
Impotence and Sterility Hours to l, 10 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dent1frice
the powder In the world for preserving the
teeth. "Ietreshing and delicious" % cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-12
FOREIGN PORTS.

SOUTH AMPToS May llsaed saale Ger. Rich.
ter. from Bremen hence for New.Nork.
HULL May l0-Sailed steamer MarteO Br) Rea
York.
BROW HEAD Mayll-Passed steamers Cuhc (Br Roberts,
from NewYork her LycrpoO Gloucester
Jones' ana LANDAU city (Br, Fitt. from New.YOrG for
BRISTOL
SCiILY May ll-Passed. Wleand (Ge) Karlowa.
from New York on her way 10 Hamburg.
sIEfTIN May 6-sailed steamer HeKla (panl. Thomson.
for New.York.
ANTWERP. May lo-Arrived steamer waosnnd tBelg),
Grant, from New.York.
RIO JANElRo May ll-Arrived ION steamer Seguranoa
Beers nom NewYork her santos and proceeded
PARA. May il-Arriyed steamer Alliance. Griitns
Newl0rk on her To Rio JaneirO DC proceeded
May l0~Saied steamer Finance. Zolhpg. for NewYork.
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ESTABLISHED 1861.
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Advertisements admitted int these eeIsssus
re recommended 20 the readers Of THE TRIu.
UNE as thoroughly reliable ana business can -
done by mail with the advertisers with psrfss
safety.
The sun., 1891-03-07
THE MAY MUSIC FESTIVAL.
Programme OF the Five Days' PerSor
ances-The Aptists and the Music

Programme OF the Five Days. PerSorn.
asces-The Astists and the Music.
A great musical festival will celebrate the
opening OF the new music hall at the corner OF
Fiity-severth street and Seventh avenue o..
tending over five days. from Tuesday. May s.
to Saturday. may Q. with two performances on
the latter day
Mr.. Walter Dsmrosch is to be the conductor
and the Symphony Society Orchestra and the
Oratorio Society Chorus are to take part In the
festival. A number Of the most noted soloisis
have also been engaged, including several
eminent artists from tho Metropolitan Opera
House company.
A most imp portant engagement is that OF j.
Tschaikowsky. tho eminent Russian com.
poser. who Is to conduct several OF his own
works. one or moro Of them composed for this
occasion.
The appearance OF this musician. who is we'll
and favorably known to tho peopls Of New
York by his works. will probably be the most
interesting feature Of the siiyal. SO far as the
personality Of the artists taking part in 1t 10
The soloists are to he: Frau Antonia Mielke.
soprano: Mile. Clementine De We're soprano:
Frau Marie fitter.Gostzs. contralto: Signor
TENOR, Herr Theoaor ReiehmaSn. bari, lone: one:
baas G% psIher AN MI Bush
.ssains "a Ss G 1n
WI InO OS0EtuE6. l0OuOE6, NO. d. Oy D0NlnO-
delivered. and the dedication exercises viii
The second musical number is to bs 2" Fssti-
val March" BY Tschaikowsky which the com
poser will coniuct IN person. and the remand-
Consist 'n 9, ntse tse a' bs1m Ss Bsrlios.
for tenor sqlo; triple chorus and oFchsst.a.
di;;Sn TSi, %l j. 6s @ !Ss Tss production Of this COM
b - prssented % With Frau Hnionia Mielke. Frau F
Marie = Rit5eE; f. EGoetze Herr Andreas Dippei @ and
sfs,s Sss s,ss s'
vi the sasnd ans. 70 %es
the sss opera suDE BY Frau 4ske
ana Hsrr Fischer 0ss
suite No: s,"i0E orehsitrs, eo9dqc.sd e $. ihs
BY he
ths pTslqse pnd iseds Sna finale from "'eners
nfw SsRsl1s ShS1Ss's N9Sssr sn5
chorus, chorus string orehestrn and ORGAN, viii viii
Nj. Ell, son Bushnsfi as solosis, Viii also b
sG % :a SsS:
and Herr DPpe R the o0 m
snd nnsss
sing duet. and the programme viii. inciuds
81 %sdsn sssn: 1s zss
siaas E Hs!saass
and Israel Y sP ,sos. aSf :S a4pI.
pei Herr Fischer and Mr.. Bushnell
The sun., 1891-03-07
Mr.. pOTTER'S PLANS SENT IN.
he DID NOT ~AUTHORLZE BISHOP
POTTER TO WITHDRAW THEN.

He Had Written to Ask for More Tise,
hut the Committee Dropped that Matter
Upon the bishops Announcement.
Architect william A. Potter OF the firm OF
Potter 4 Robertson would like to know
whether or not he Is really out Of tho compe.
tition for plans for the proposed new Episcopal
cathedral. His firm submitted plans for the
first competition. but was few days late for the
second. When the trustees met on Wednesday
1t was announced that he would not submit his
plans. and It was then understood that his re-
lationship to Bishop Potter was the reason. He
10 Bishop Potters brother.
His letter. which was printed in THE Sun
yesterday and In which he said he intended to
submit plans, and thought that an extension
OF time he had asked to finish them had been
granted. created good deal of talk. Mr.. Pot
ter said yesterday:
How a mistake OF this kind has happened
do not see. l wrote two letters to Col. II. I.
Auchmuty-the first on Jan. 80. In that one
asked for an extension OF time. Tho date for
the plans to be presented had been fixed at
March 2. Owing to the pressure OF business I
did not see how could be ready for that date.
asked for q few days only. understood a
day or two later that my letter had been re-
ferred to the Committee on Architecture /
heard nothing moie from 1t. On March 2, tile
day the plans were to be submitted wrote to
Mr.. Auchmuty . second time. stating that my
plans would be ready this week. and would be
submitted. / said in the letter that ! had
taken his nnd the com mittees silence as q yir.
tual concession OF the extension OF lime had
=, Now. there is the matter in q nutshell. In
the face at those two letters it. was stated ut
contest or would not submit any plans. do
not understand why 1t was that those two let
te ters - "i mine were not presented aud read at
IA" NJ. DjI says tha. Bishop Potter said q, you e.
Yes. I read that" said Mr.. Potter. but I
Potter had to make any such statement. l GER
mi'tee :" asked The repor,e,. or Tt''''N W .' s''
way The oihss r.piea Nj Nj Pos'er bS!
would would, not be It all surprised 4 they should be
be- an Injustice to 9th the &c other % sfciitscss to re-.
!s.. ss!S have hssrd "nSs nSSshinss HSH iro%
to ts,sE ,ss Sen % hsu. asy MI ss Hsps were sent
pss's,s Mss:s; sS FsS!sr GSe
tension q time. iepled that j had sent III eil
communication to the Chairman Of the joint
cSSmmi,ies cSnmnt t not having any power myself to to
closing tho competition I received another
letter letter saying that the rIans would be sent 10
ing on March Bishop Potter stai ed that bis
brothers plans would not be submitted. No
further action. therefore. was necessary in 10.
gard to the letter."
Col. Auchmutv said further that no did not
know whether Mr.. Potters plans would be con-
and m hs o e he
trustees have all to do with it. They will meet
next Wednesday aud probably the matter will
be taken up then.
The sun., 1891-03-07
AMISEMEyTS.
"The Pillars or Society,""

No sufficient reason Is apparent why any OF
Henrik Ibsen's known plays should got time
and space on any stage. A forced and whim.
steal interest In this authors works was
aroused in London last year. and his "A Dolls
House" has been tolerated here in several
afternoon representations for the sake OF
dainty Beatrice Cameron's embodiment OF the
heroine's weakn nesses and follies. more pre-
tsntious Ibsen drama. The Pillars Of Society.
has been similarly and undeservedly fortunate
in this city through tho fine characterization
OF its chief man BY Posssrt. the German come.
dian But the work possesses BY itself small
merit Of entertainment, OF moral lesson. oi
literary excellence. or OF dramatic force.
The principal pillar OF society which 1t sets up
and fractures Is Bernick. the richest and most
respected citizen OF a Norwegian town. He is
thoroughly and variously scoundrel. Hshss
been guilty OF many crimes before the actinn
begins. and he commits more during its prog
ress, ono OF them consisting OF deliberate
plan to sink ship with his greatest victim
aboard. Yet at the end no punishment 10
awarded to him. but. on the contrary. he Is per.
mitted to urge his practical value to society.
even as shattered pillar and the outlook for
p. ,he 9, ksssa% yssterasy ssrn9on The
Art Gsorse Fa%csst nsar q! to mafns
Of l'e,1uck an engrossng character. and he
might mig bave triumphsed oyer its ine0nseanen
had prepared himself more carefully Tor the
difficult undertaking. Mr.. Fawcett IL a good
actor. Alice Fischer 1s abler and stronger
than he. but ehe did not ind much
score within the limits OF q. minor
in he ea 81 soms os
who. indeed acquitted themselves SO we'll as
70 do credit TO their schooling were r. o. Jen-
kins Mauds Banks, Walter c. Bellows, and
Thomas Oberle. lnjudiclous friends Of Miss
Banks applauded her so industrously as to
subject 5er to the leyty 81 tho rest Of tho audi
lady evinred fair amount OF talent. Two 81
tho present pupils OF the academy. Katharine
novices, Tho company did not ea,e Ibsen
from ridicnle. but they did very we'll with the
tsined: and usually. Commanded sober atten.
ton whom the play deserved It
The sun., 1891-03-07

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The sun., 1891-03-07

The Court Hous. at Archer City. Tex. was burned on
Thursday night aud nearly all the county records were
destroyed
Tho baltimore Methodist Conference yesterday BY q
of l4a 80 decided not TO silow esgstss
TO the general conference.
The Beard Of sapery,ors Of Franklin county viii
stand this year Is Rtpuhcans and DemocratA Alta
mont the new town. adding 10 last years Republican
majority.
The suit o. Hone 4 Co the Ams!srdsm bankers 10
s+u 'Ul STATE bonds has been decided by Judge
kinR In the District Court la favorCt !hs Hoard Of
Liquidation.
An oxp 0son OF gas occurred at the Buck Ridge Mine
at MI. tArnel Ia yesterday injuring John Lie
hi. son Frank. and william Smith. his inlaw. Tie
,hrss men had bs-n wor lug In breast and were max
Tho father will probably re over. The explosion WAS
Tho Senate Judicial Commute. Of the Massachusetts,
Legislature gave hearing Yesterday on the question OF
spiritual manifestations b henv preseniei provd.
spirits of deceed peisOns presenting any such In
fsrtstion by trick fraud. or rOntriyAn sevrrsl
Sprtnaiiss said that large portion OF alleged spirit
manifestations are fraGdulenL
Samuel ", ArG~ld formerly 3 w.LInown lawyer In
BTs'on ard tor several candidate tor Attornsy
General on the troiUiti0 iick~t arrested in Hos
ton yesterday charged with tr enbrEzeinrni of Sl.
90 from James r. Brewer OF Cleveland In 1851 Fair.
held was held in 5000 until Friday, March 20 Mr..
Brewer 10 alleged 10 have given him MONEY settle
rtVsge On some real Gala in Ma dell After pAying
the mortgage Fairfield 10 said To 20
his own use e2,up which remained.
The sun., 1891-03-07

Tomorrow afternoon and evening there will
be double attraction at tho Madison Square
Garden. The flower show. which WILL as usual.
open at 9 A. NJ. will Ibe augmented at 4 and
which Signor Campanini. Signor Taglia-
pietra Miss Linda Metz, and Nine.
Louise Natali will assist. Ernest Meyers
Among the musical selections, vocally
end instpumentally: win !. be Gounon'ss
By Faure: .Gounod's Ave Maria"
selection. from "Lackmen Micnon."m ~ Car
as numGsg &
the Wagner operas. During these concerts
the audience can gaze at will on 100000 differ.
ent flowers In bloom.