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New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
OPENING rs DOORS TO THE. POOR
THE MADISON ,VENrE PRES ByTEMAN cHCAon
PFCOMES PEOPLES CHURCH

THE MADISON ,YENUr PREsByTtMAN cHc RON
BECOMES \ PEOPLES CHURCH.
The Madl.on Avenue Pre- byteran Church VIII
IN dav becin its new system Of church worship In
conformity with the plan announced some time ago.
The features e the plan are Ia make II peo-
ple's church. free 10 all classes. The motto OK mo
church The Gospel fo- the people and The people
for the GOSPEL" indicates it, democratic charac'cr.
The Door are not only welcome. but are Invited 70
attend The society j. 10 be supported by voluntary
contributions. Those who hav' previously boon pew
holders VIII have no especial claim upon ther
former seats.
The evening services viii hereafter diner from tnose
cf the mornin: In being evang,l!,iic. less formal
and more for the benefit Of those VINO are nos
Chr rdlans At their conclusion praise and fesu
mony meeting will he held. Systematic weekly ofres
ings will lie taken (, ,cfay the car h EXPENSES Tho
plan has II, striking featug, in tie iaet that every
child attending a. wen ~ The Cd people. will be
expectcd 10 give something. By tai' method 1t 10
boned that the lesson of univ r,al and regular giving
sbnu be taught TIE different societies connecte4
with the church M be strengthened and lrged 10
r3rnter activity. The wOlk at Goodwill Chapel. ~
Fast Fifty -frs;-,- Will hr carried on a. before ana
I'm addition free LinieTgart Is - be establsnea
there. .n,-
The exercises to-day viii begin with sunday.
school praise ,crv"' ~ haltpaSt O'CLOCK,
The regulsr preaching .eryce pn Il Pe r Ti Ch,rss a.
T'homIson wiz pr .,.h. takin" To- hs subject The
Christian Diothe aOo" Even ng services VII! bo Eeie
=. : 0'clock when add So VII ic gwen py .ne
rev j. L. scuider. % tn jrr cv ,'iv abernarle' tne
pev DR. 4 F. schau.lcr and William T.. D0dGe.s ~
,.ar;Ve ml>i ior The vaii)u, services will be- fur
nishcd u-der TIE direction ci &. +. Harrington.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03

week, az he usually does. On the present. programme
are Ms, Maggie Cline. Miss Lyiin iesnanS, the
sisted BY Harry LOa Theo. Buckley and Barron, Fynn
and Walker, ii. roden. Mamie Goodrich. assisted by
Harry MoB Bride the head baancers, the Morrlo Br's
and Nile. Morcllo with her rufc &! eiucat span eS,
The German play by Gerhard Iiouptman Will
be >"en for he hrst time here ut the l-"ia Theatr;
tomorrow night. 1t is called Beio.e Sunii~' nni
II ma, lad Il prosperous career In Bei1in hand omc
production. such II, /, always expected at ti theatre
j. X Emmet will be seen in " Frtz in Ireland at
the Grand Opcia House th> week II Will be III, first
In hi, company Vernon Ramsdall George Il.
RcXford sidney frice, George Rogers, CIa:hS u.
Mcdonald, Mis- liecn ,edCwick. Mis-, Lytton. Miss
"cture of e. Il. Cromwell this evening viii be on TN"
PBlnces Of the King
Theatre to- IN prov add 10 TIE 200 rijrmances
that II has already had at this h'se All the od me-
is nearly the the first night OF the piece
At ihr t'ni,n square Theatre tnis week Il: u.
Mclean and Miss Marie Prescott Will appear OF Non,
Gay and Wednesday nights In The Merchant "i
Venice On Tuesday aud saturday nights in OtheUo
and for the rest Of the Time In " Cleopatra. MIS-
Agnes Huntington will appear at TINS theatre on feo-
IUary l5 In Captain TlieeSc.
Tie Jordans' aerial performances open o-norro~
night at Roster and Balls They are said TO do most
4 new burle,quc called Joan Of Are" is now seen Mt
Roster and Bins. Mis- Kate Harvey is still on the
new comedy which Augu,tus ltou has purchased
FOR hi, stock company il by Fanny Az mar Mathews
und Is called The Crisis" The new pay Is III iouT
With all Of the scene, Laid in Washington. p, II
piece win be put in rehearsal AT and produced ~
early date
special and elaborate production OF Rip Van Winkie
His toIr will be for ten wtet' only 1t VIII nc unGr
the direction Of Charles Il. and Thomas Jeter'oh MS
sons. $500,
Ns, Emma Queen Andrews, Of Philadelphia. wa.
married 'a>t week to .'Uan Y. Con The treasurer or
the Union square Theatre at the Church OF the
Tran s6rraiiOn
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
THE DUBLIN CASTLE EXPLOSION.


PROOF THAT TT WAS PREMEDITATED-ZEAL or
THE POICF AND CUSTOMS OFFICERS.
Dublin. Jan. 2.-SeveIal stories have bcen ciHulatrd
I'm relation 70 THURSDAYS explosion at Dublin Castle
some Of which treated the aiair Of no consequence
No outsiders allowed in the Castle aud II is hard 10
obtain accurate information to the results of the In
vesgation which Is being carried by the authorizes
10 ascertain the exalt nature OF the explosion Th'
Theory 0f explosion Of eaS was efectualy disposed
Of today The men who are conducting the inve,'iCa
ZION in examining the beams supporting the floor
directly over the cellar where the explosion occurred
found that number % small pieces Of mcta had been
deeply imbedded in the timherS. This J, evidence b"
vor,d question that the explosive whatever II may haN"
hecn was inclo~cd in a metal fo there was no
possible way Of tho metal getting into the wool Hav"
nv means of an explosion. m" investigation i >ul
going on Many persons sl believe that the cXplo
sion was the WORK Of the Physical Force party.
since the explosion The police have tt"n extranrd-
pary vlrant in watching for suspected dynamiter~
The customs officers, have developed extra activity
I'm searching the baggage Of pa a,sengc:s landing Al
Once .town from the transatlantic steamers. They
have always made II point 10 seize, under the law ans
arms or ammunition brought into the country by either
residents OF To- egners. But since Thursdays affair tcy
are .lcor than ever. The first person 10 fall victim
70 their .ewy awakened aIuor oI the safety Of tl"
cnunt,y j. Thomas RYAN. Army pen-ioncr on the
list. Of tho Inited states. who pI-se ger the
Cunaid steamer Ftrura, which arrived Al QuTnstown
tlis morning from NewYork. His foot had
toucbed rf1.h soil than he taken into custody ON
H. cha re OF cOnceanE loaded revolver and supply
of ammunition for that weapon.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
RELIEF FOR THE STARVING IN RUSSIA.

AMERICAN SUBSCRIPTIONS TURNED OVER no
rHE REV. Mr.. FRANCIS, IN ST. PETERSBURG.
ST. Petersburg Jan. 2.-Charies Emory Smith. United
States Minister to Russia has handed to the Rev Mr.
Francis. pastor of the Anglo American Church in this
city, large sum OF money subscribed by Americans
for the relief of famine sufferers. Among those sub
scnptions is of 81 400 from Hebrew synagogue
In California Tie Rev. Mr.. Francis is exceedingly
active In helping the best advantage with the
at his command the distressed people Some time
ago be of the famine stricken districts OF
the Governments of Tanbuof. Nijni-NovgoOd and
Kasan. Upon bis return he gave distressing account
of the misery he had witnessed lie Subsequently ap
peaed TO his palis.Oners aud no their compatrlUs TO
subscribe for the relief Of the sufferers.
From the adviccs received it appears TINT the Cen
trail Pnmne Committee Is working in earnest to al
leviate the distress in many parts OF Russia sub
scriptons are flowing in and some OF them large.
Works on an extensive scale are being prepared for
10000 peasants, the principal being the paving OF
in various provincial towns and the cleansing
of rivers. These works, however cannot be under
taken before spring In order to put end to the
difficulties In transporting the heedn grain over the
Southeastern Railways the distressed districts. the
Gar has sent Colonel Wendrich 10 Rostof. on tho
Don with full powers to oranlzc the railway traffic
In such a wav as ne thinks most eXpedient for
facilitating the movement Of the necessary supplies.
Colonel Wendrich Las already. II is said, summoned
several able traffic managers from oter railways 10
assist him IN his task
A commiss SION has now beer formed under NJ AhaSa,
President OF the Economical Department Of the I'm
perial Council for carrying out the public works al
ready referred 10 oil oe,iaf Of tho starving popua
tions credit OF TO- 900 roubles iO- this purpose
has already been approved B,eidos $i.h;l.Oo
rouhles previously spent in distributing tNad ana
seed among rhe sufferers. further amount o; 23o17.
coo roubles had been expended FOR the same purposes
during the months of october ana November.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
CONVENTION WITH FRANCE.
TIE MINIMUM TARIFF FOR AMERICAN
PRODUCTS.
FRENCH SKINS SUGAR AND MOLASSFs TO BE
RETAINED on THE UNITED STATES

FREE LIST.
Paris, Jan 2.-1he "Temps" says that the
Government is on the eve of concluding con-
vention with the United States for partial ap-
plication of the minimum tariff. This agreement.
the Temps says. differs from those pending
between France and some of the other European
powers in requiring that it he submitted ia
Parliament for ratification. The Government has
authority 10 grant 10 countries already holding
convention tariffs the advantages Of the new
French minimum tariff Having such treaty
with the United States. the convention must have
the sanction of the Chamber of Deputies.
The new convention. the Temps adds, secures
the continuance on the American free list of a
number Of French products including skins,
sugars and molaSses. The paper further says
that President Harrison intended on January TO
enforce against these products the duties ap-
plcablc to imports from countries that refused 10
concede to the United States reciprocal advantages
To secure an unbroken enjoyment of the eX-
emptions from the payment Of those duties, NJ.
RibOt, Minister of Foreign Affairs, negotiate the
convention referred 10, by the terms of which
the United States get the minimum tariff on
products entering France the export value Of
which amounts TO l2,000,0 900 francs annually, and
which equal in value the French products exempted
from duty by the United States.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
WENT TO ROME WITHOUT PERMI-1O
ANOTHER FRENCH BISHOP DlsRIGARDS THE
GOVERNMENTS ORDER

ANOTHER FRENCH BISHOP DlSREGARDS THE
GOVERNMENTS ORDER
Paris Jan. "A cas- similar 10 that OF the Arch
sshop Of AK has arisen between the Government and
the Archbishop OF Carcassonnt The oId.r Issued
hv the Government at the time Of the Pantheon Dc
dent In Rome forbddng the French bishops to leave
their diocese, without permi sion from the Minister
N Justice and Public Worship is still II force "
WAS fJr :, violation of this rule and for writing what
vas termed an "insutne' letter 10 n. Faliecs the
Minister of Justice aud Public worship. in relation 20
the matter that the Archbishop Of AK was prosecuted
and condemned. This reopenec III" aeitanon for
senarot,on of state and Church, and resulted IN an
acrimonious debate in the Chamber OF Deputies
The Bishop Of Carcassonne also refused 70 OBEY me
rovenncDt order and recently went TO Rome withsut
having frs, secured tho sanction OF The Government ff
hs visit in consequence Of This acton the Minister
Of Justice and Public Worship hes suppressed the
bishops stipend the period OF his absence from ms
See The Figaro" 'Oday publishes a letter from inc
N;shop OF CarcassOnnc il which he says that he went
IN Rome In fu6lment II his spiritual duty as he hs
dome in previous Years when he had not sought per
roissl,r of the Government incurred the slightest
no,o IL is not known what ortion the Government
will take but to bc Consistent, the authorities VIII
have n prosecute him they prosecuted the Arch
btslop OF AK.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
AZ AIIEGED STUDENT PASSES FALSE CHhChS

Boston, Jan. "A. W. kinbNiI HNs'N years o"
nm ,rr.sted last evening for passing spurious cheek'
id bo lived I'm Phiadelpha. and has been stopping
- ,.,,us hotel, in this city. lie also said he was
.tuden, at Princeton College. and hnS been much
IN the company Of Harvard aud Technology S'uceh'''
I h,-v.d considerable money fIOm different sttuch'S
and coys the checks I'm payment OF the loans
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
THE STAY IN Dg. MGoyEGITs "ASE.

District Attorney Nito has assigned his assistant,
ro,tou : Weeks. to argue tli, stay In the case "f
n, Henry g. McGoncgal before Judge Dykcmah at
w.sicbc,tcr on neat saturday. The "clIefnl Term
Affirmed the conviction Of the accu' nun "'
,rhrr.d,v and his lnwyer at once obtained IL STAY
LIDO. nvLcman. Mr.. Nicoll laid that il was
-. o,,,,ortIuarv that Dr. MctiOnegIl. "A fS.'Vc
I"t ' ,n.tiSc should be able to get STAY
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
RIVAL LOVERS HACK EACH OTHER WITH hNlNh r.

Co;boda Men, Ian. "a terrible duel with knives
Ia. bcen fought here between Antonio Gomez tn son
Of the proprietor Of the Plaza "he'e 'i' ""
sghts are held and another Young man. VINO were
=, ,oyo uith the same girl. When they met in front
q, the Cathedral one Of them strnck the other In a
momont two knives ont and hoshing IN the u r.
ON. Of the young men was complcfeT oinemoo"eI0l
and the other terribly hacked The latter fingered
few days and died III dreadful ason, tc o.ner M"'
killed on the spot. FUZZY .ooo pe'Pio "0'' "
mo one daring 10 inteIfcw.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
RUSSIAN EXHIBITS FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.

ST. Petersburg Jan. 2.-fOurtecn firms In ST. Peters
hurg have anne unced their intention OF sending eX
tihIfs 10 The Worlds Columbian Exhibition at Chicago
in 1893 Their exhibits will consist chiefly OF car
riaces jewelry. silver enamelling, furS ana Splits
Tho socI.tv of Russian women who sent exhibits to
rho Moscow Exhibition will send to Chicago larg"
and interesting collection Of lace, fancy work and gold.
silver and SIX enbrOideIics.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
caapcrs or MiLADMINIsTRAITOS.

New Bedford jan epeciap'-"i"a' i-' f",'o'
- y, tho Probate Court has procured writ Of
.nne,, 4, tine sum of $4,000 against the estate
OF Robert C. rcpham in the Interest OF Jennie L
Tonham Iegatce and devisee, 1t is said on charges
NJ malodministration The attachments are aeaihS,
netbsheba C. Topham. William B. 1orham AMI hooe't
r. Topham in particular ana specs' noy. and Mar
asaS' rho are interested as of property for
meiIy belonging to Robert L. lopha"''
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
81 Union Square.

LINE Girl-O, papa, please do buv me ono
of them Singer machines.
Pdpa-Why. pet! What could YOU 90 Win
a Singer machine?
l.. G.--Make big dollies, papa 'ust like mamma
and | saw on Broadway
Papa-But, darling. Singer machines don't MAJ
dolliesl
L GO. yes. papa. we saw 'em an mamma
said il was the Singer place, an all the pretty
flowers an pictures an dolles was made on the
Singer machine, an. oil. papa! such pretty
dresses.
NOTE'-The little one had visited the Singer
Manufacturing Companys Art Rooms d. W.
Broadway, New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03

Mr.. CItharlre RcdGy. living In the tnement-hou~
No lJ Elabcth-st. idt Kerosene amp ai-at al the
hd q, br hrd vb.n she went 70 sleep Ffdiy night.
II exploded eaiy Yesterday morning aud SOHO OF the
blazing oil fcn ol hcr and arms She w1s bu'nee
severely but she pvcntcd the a from spradns sns
refused 30 hospital when the police vaiee -
ambulance.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
,.,rn,cr roR THE CITY OF WORCESTER.

Worcester Mass, Jan. "A Verulc' ior Tue ''
.d,t ,vos returned today by the Jury in the case
=, t ,vo.bburn 4 Noen Manufac turing Company
,,i,., thc city OF Worcester, an action to recover
,ccs for the taking of NH Brook as sewer prior
-, ia senator ll0ar and Kent Dewey appeared
% me nlaintiT and J p. Gouliing for the defchdhh'.
Exceptions Will De HE'D
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
A TnO.PNTRIOTIC IRlclIMA.:.

New Haven. Conn., Jan "a patriotic li>hman
hoist TIE star, and stripes on the liberty pole on tie
Tc,y.Ulvcn glc.n early Yesterday morning in com.
memoa;on OF The attempt To blow mp Dublin Castle.
II Goatcd all day YESTERDAY aud up ~ noon 'ddy when
MAYOR sargent Informed Of the sgnlhctn'c of the
IA ii md he Ordered Il down.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03

london Jan. The British steamer Iona from
We I!artlepool for Dciawarc Breakwatr' or Iai'-
mere before reported being towed back to Falmouth
With her mnn shaft bro ken, has arrived az thc ldtiG
nr, Sho was brought into port by ire brtsn
Steamer Memphis. Captain Findlay, from Ne"-ho'N'
De onber 10. fol Lcndon
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
FIGHTING IN THE SOUDAN.

London. Jan. 2-Dispstches have been received here
trou tho Congo. which confirm the statements made
by Fater Ohrwader the priest Of the soudah Austrian
Mission who was raken prisoner by the Mannls'S h"o
ro.rs o,o hut Who recently escnpcd from Omdnrman
and mad. his way 10 KorOsko. TOday's advlces say
that freouent conflicts have occurred between inc
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
. .rrrrn GroRGE ". WlLLXG,s FrXERAL

Police superintendent Murray called heeth9 Q, tn'
..,,r. and captains IN his ofc' yesterday ana ap-
rontea committee to represent the Iol'' Dp .'' a.
,,,a, ~ rX.Suprntendent Willng' Ia NHioF-'
Wv W" --,,vy afternoon. The committee consist of
In.nector Henry v. seor- Captain Anth'ny Aiia'':
.,t rne,,n = CJpclanc Captain George Ws'hDurn .n1
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03

RUSSIAN TROOPS on TIE AUSTRIAN FRONTIER.
Io,s,n Ian "A dispatch 10 "The Standard"
from ScbaNopol SAYS that within a fortnight t"o
div sions Of infantry have been sent to 10" Hu'r"
Russian frontier and that since August nearly ooooo
men have been mas'cd there.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
20 NEW YEAR noYoRs FOR CANADIANS.

40 NEW NFAK HINVKH IVT ON''NT'T'f'''
Toronto Ian. . y cable dispatch 10 Tic "iObc
LAWS. "The New Year hOnOrS announced IN 1Ac
Csve,t>, include NO C,iadlan names. and this ono
what M url fact clcts comment III the tDiOnIa
circle but when the question is raised tie general
remark is WHAT could be expected ditcr tG recch'
disclosures 4 y
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03

A BRAZILIAN MERCANTILE LAW REsCINDEp
London. Jan. 2.-rhe Brazilian government h"'
rescinded the law requiring foreign merchants SpI""
rood, to Brazil 70 prcsen, invoices and bs OF Iao"s
70 pros,,ian consillates for lcgaiizaton
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03

p,aford Mass Jan. 1.-Two boys, eleven and
,h,r,oen wears old sons OF n. A. Fowler broke
through the ice while skating yesterday and were
drowned.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03

Matters in Morocco have been in a turbulent cor
dition for some time In November news Teac 1cd
Tander from Fez, the principal city OF the country
and its real capital that all tie Moroccan Ministers
and the court had been dis missed dScTnce. Among
the fallen Mulai Ismnih the Snltams faN"f1'e
brother. No reason was known ior his disgrace but
II wns thought 1t was the result cf court inrigie
II was said by Of the natives at the time OF
his exile from Fez that Mula Isman the instgsto"
OF plot 70 depOSc his brother, and 10 take the throne
himself This affords basis for conjecture that
tn. present rebellion NAV PERHAPS b. an attempt to
carry out the plans OF the alleged conspiIstors.
The British authorities are taking prompt and en-
ercetc steps 10 protect British Interests in Morocco
One Of the important points in that country in pos
session OF the British ie Cape JUDY II was reported
some time ago that the British had determined 10
abandon this place. Later this Tumor was denied.
and 4, was declared that they we're actively engaged
In fotifyng the station and were about to establish
Governors residence, witt thc object OF improving
the trade relations with the desert tribes. II was
added that when the French occupied the Touat
Oasis the possession Of which Is di-pnted by the
sultan tile trade Of Inssleh wond be transferred 10
Cape JUDY
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03

CAPTAIN John T. McCuarh They viii leave the city BY
Libcrtyst ferry IL Is tomorrow They Will
TO. be in uniform.
Appropriate resolutions passed az the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
TIE NEW SPANISH TARIFF.

Madrid Jan. with few exceptions. the minimum
tariff In the law promulgated yesterday Is DIshei u''
the ma yirnurn Of the tariff list Of 1o62
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03

c.rcasso,nc tho See Of tho Bishop above mentioned
40 ,,e ,ptal Of the Department Of Aude ana Is Oh the
Piver SpIc aid the Canal du Midi, nfty-hvc miles
southeast Of ToulcGsc.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03

INTERNATIONAL ELECTRICAL hA'inIni'N'
9, pete,sbprg IAN 2-Tbe International Electrical
rx,,h,,ion will open on Monday. 1t VIII DE the
,srgcst exhibition OF the kind held In Russia The
nxrinI,s will include large number OF American In
.pfin
New-York tribune., 1892-01-03
SERIOUS DISORDER NEAR 1ANGIER.

FRI BES n OPFN BE.I1ION
SULTAN
Gibraltar, Jan. 2.-Advces received here from
TanCer, the diplomatic capital Of Morocco report /"
serious state OF affairs in tine vicinity 0f mat clN.
No explanation gwen of The trouble. but it i said
that the tr1bes in the neghborhood of TaugteI are
in open rebellion against Mulai ri Ilassan tie sultan
OF Morocco.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-21
liberation of the Palate.

George Mellinger, superintendent of
the b., L. & Y. C. M. Co., received a
letter from l.. J. McEntire, of whom we
made mention last week of going to
Philadelphia to be treated for some
disease that had eaten a hole in the
roof of his mouth, and the letter
brought encouraging news to Jacks"
Reynoldsville friends. The doctors say
it is an ''ulceration of the palate" and
that in three or four weeks he will be
all right again. Mr.. McEntire is not
an indoor patient, therefore, he is
taking in the city" as much as his
weaken condition will allow. We are
glad to be able to make the above
statement, and hope his new ''roof"
will not soon leak.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-12-21
Unruly Billy Goats.

A runaway occurred in West Reyn-
oldsville the other day that would have
been more laughable to have seen than
to read about. "Widow Murphy's
Goat is not to be compared to the
frolicsome goats connected with our
little story. The hero OF the story
we will call "Bert" for short. On the
morning of which we are about to
relate, and we might just here say it
was Sunday morning, Bert" hitched up
a team of goats in a sleigh and took his
little son to the commons below the
school house for drive. After driving
around for time "Bert" decided that
It was time for him to have q ride,
therefore the boy had to get out OF the
sleigh and let papa" have ride.
But "Bert's" legs were a triile long for
the sleigh or else the sleigh was too
short for "Bert's" legs, at any rate
papa" was bound to ride, and he did.
As soon as the man got packed into
the sleigh box the unruly goats started
down the hill for home at their best
gait and in their recklessness they ran
too close to an embankment and the
team and driver rolled over several
times before they struck bottom, but
the driver held on TO the lines and was
none the worse for the tumble, but he
discovered that transmogrification
had taken place, for one goat was
looking him in the face and the other
one was facing an opposite direction.
Both goats were headed in the same
direction, the boy got in the sleigh and
rode home and the drive ended for that
Sabbath.