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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
! BIG DISTURBANCE ABOUT MISS P0TTbH
SHE WAS PULLED FROM THE STAGE And Chi
az Ii PIE ArsED A PANIC.

SHE WAS PULLED FROM THE STAGE AND I'M
OF FIRE CAUSED PANIC
At recent meeting Of st. Cecilia Lodge. Maso"'.
orranlzation whose membership IS composed iarseH "a
musical and theatrical people. mou'h Wa maui ''''
letter OF apoogy be sent TO Miss Jennie >eh ro.''
the render on account OF the action OF Ar' N''"'
cboi-man Of the committee In charge OIL All enter
mont given nj the Masonic Temple about TWO "eeNS
ago Miss Potter is said 10 nave tr'eo 10 lo''o "e
services upon the chairman WHO WAS ui'a"i' u -
them because the programme had ALREADY Deeh hlcu'
IN tho conrse OF the evening some OF Miss fot'cr
t,iora. in the audience called upon her TO gave Il
recitation. She came upon the stage ana trleu ~
mel, h,t was forced to retire BY Mr. Allen. some
one misunderstood the calls for Miss Potter ana creu
fire Instantly confusion reigned In the hall
A number OF people were seriously hurt, ana one
,ro,oan received injuries which may prove fatal. At
IN. noetinc a long debate was held on the qhesuoh
~ an analogy but the motion was finally lost Ahother
,tten,pt bv Miss Potter's friends resulted In motion
tbot the lodge should send note to her saying tt IL
dceplv =. regretted the affair.
Tnis propo,ton was received with shout OF de'ion
hr . majority of the members OF the lodge and was
v!',cd down General lIoIato {. King one OF MISS
pottrr's supporters, has since a,aed Tor ii d"mss'n
from he lodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
CHI FONG FOUND GULLY OF FORGERY

The trial OF Chu Fong the charge Of forging
a promissory note for 81 500. bearing the name OF
Yucn Sing president of the Chinese six Companies,
was finished yesterday. Chu Fong was cross-exam
ined by Assistant DistrctAttorney Davis. lie said
that he could not read write well. and that he
copied the note the instance of Seth X. Johnson,
the LAWYER, OF No. II Wallst Judge Cowing inter-
r,pted and asked il the defence insanity or i'm
bccility. Joseph F. Moss the prisoners attorney
replied that the defence that Chu Fong was
ignorant and signed the note without knowing that
he was committing crime. William G. Beecher was
recalled and testified that Chu FOng never was his
client The confession which he secured at the Tombs
was not gotten by him in the glse Of counsel, and
lie did not represent himself as such to the officers
AT the Tombs lie was confronted with the prison
signature book where his was down as a
visiting counsel for Chu Fong, client. Mr. Beecher
replied that he did not notice the headings In the
signature book Judge COwing ruled out this part Of
the testimony Elijah simpson, keeper Of the counsel
room at the Tombs said that Beecher did come there
as counsel John q. Ritter testified 10 Chu Fong 5
good character.
Gnu Chung said that he belonged to the same
family as the prisoner he did not wish to speak
against him. but under compulsion he said ;
Those who like him say he Is good, but those VINO
do not like him say he is good Guy Mang
said Gnu Fong's reputation not good. After the
summing ND the court charged that the Only Fsuc
was whether or not Chu FOnG was sulncicntN ihclil
gent 10 have committed the crime. The Jul! Drought
In "A verdict guilty, with II lrcOnhcnudtlOh 10
mercy. The prisoner was Iehaided unll In',sG i
for sentence. The extreme penalty Is ten years III
nriSO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
. srArrlfr1 FONT FOR ST. JAMES cHrRcH.

An addition TO the treasures OF New-fork Will
~. unveiled next week at ST James Lutheran 'hur,h
and Seventy hirdt. This s an exact repro
dctou I'm white marble Of Inowadscn's famous baptsnal
,nt in the Lutheran Cathedral Copenhagen The font
f. about four feet high and represents knceing anger
holding p with both hands the basin Tie delicate tacy
In tho wing, sd foG, of the dress u the hguFc ana the
fine network adornng the basin ar esrcIaX beautiful
The copy has becn made by the American sculptor l.
Massey Kiln who Ia, been a: work on IL long time.
The unwilling Of the font will be conducted by the Rev
I,riu, H. Kemcnsnydcf with special services. Another
r.n,oductlon ~ Tho wsldsens mast eccs which
ha, been placed In this church Is christ III "orS repre-
nt.d i'm coorrd glass which occupies the centre 81 The
great rose window opens the Nadi-on-ave side
n the church This work Of art has been placed here IN
memory Of Henry II. Muhenberg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
rroop AZ WANTS A NEW ARMoaT.

The ArmoIy Board held meeting yesterday III 'n7
MAYORS Office. Mayor Grant, Edward Barker, OF the
Tax Department, and Brieadlcr"eherh io'uS fi",
gerald being present. Bids were accepted for WORK
ON the sth 10Th and ed Regiment armones, amount
ing in all 10 $i.9i5 30.
The chief subject discussed at the meeting was the
application Of Captain y. G. Roe, Of Troop ~ LOT d he"
armorv This organization has drilled since It's
organization at DiclcIs Riding Academy In fity-
siXtl,t but the members find these quarters rathcr
crowded The lease Of the place will not expire ior Ii
year and half but Captain Roe is anxious I" secure
an arinory 10 move into at that time. lie subhltfi
plan for utilizing the ground back Of the SIN
Regiment Armory between Ninety fourth and Ninety
fifth sts in MadiSon-avc. for this purpose, his plans
showing space for stabIng accommodations Tor lOo
horses anda drill ring Mayor Grant called attention
10 the fact that The Board cannot appropriate money
10 build stables. and Captain Roe renewed ms 0n"r
made soma ago that the troop would contribute
$4,000 toward buildng armory. with the suggestion
that thi, might be n>"d for the stables. .
The troops application Was referred to frcslden'
Barker and General Fitzgerald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
4 BIG FIRE ~ COLUHBCS.
THE METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE BLOoh
BURNED OUT

THE METROPOLITAN OPERA holoE Db'~h
BURNED OUT
Columbus, Ohio Jan. 36.-The most disastrous n'e
that CoIumbI, has experienced occurred tNl' ho
inc IN the large block Of buildings at the northwest
corner of Rich and high sts small blaze starter
about 40 A. H. in the large building at the corner
and before noon the entire block, from Rich'Ht 10
Walnut and from High to Wall So had been burned
out The large pressed brick building on the corner
Of Rclst was the first 60. The next was the Metro
polltan opera House building the fire catching IN tNe
fourth story and wo king down rapidly IN sPtc ol ts
efforts of the Fire Department TO save IT, In shorI
time the entire building including the opera house
proper was in ruins. There we've number OF thTil
ng and halrbreadth escapes and with the lars force
Of women employed about the builtng. ii i fortunate
that the death-roll does not mount up high.
Among the firms burned ont are hwerners drug
stone loss $1,000 insurance $1,000: Gazette Print
ING COMPANY loss $4,000 Insurance 10000 bank
rupt shoe store recently established total los " Inc
Daily FXpress" German daily paper loss $1,000, IN
.uranc, about II 800: Columbus B.ick and Terra Gotta
COMPANY Lutchenbach Eilhery insurance office, H. T.
Goldman A CO.'S shoe factory, $4,000 Insurance I'M
known: Bakers photograph art gallery, loss S3looo
insurance unknown Halliday a Hleglis's shoe store,
lo.. ~ 900 covered isaac Ebely, Metropolitan opera
uouue buildpg JOSS $4,000. insurance 500 900;
,ho.ale Iouor house of ,enhat>eT. O,s $4,000. no
in"pranre Saley a M0rton> drygo)ip store. probably
ii 10 COO Dickson Talbot, e>>ee> Ot the opera house,
3i 500 fully insured Siehert Lley. bcokblnders loss
80 900 Insurance 100000 = NJ Uuhdctsmnler,
clothlcr, complete loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
THE CARE or THE CITY'S INSANE
SHALL. rHE PATIENTS BE TURNED OVER TO The
STATE?-A COMM SsION APPOINTED


STATE?-A COMM SsIoN APPOINTED
Mavor Grant in his last annual message Iore
Swallowed the appointment OF commission 10 c"ia'".
and report whether New-York City should AVIAN l'S'
~ tho provislons of the law of which permits IT
tc turn its insane 10 the care OF 'he 9'''' VI W
continue TO care for Them Itself. According to the
opsns taken wear ago there are 5407 Insane patients
In ibe county institutions at Blackwells Warus ana
Harris Islands and Central lslip Farm. The Mayor
Yesterday appointed this advisory c0mmiSslon IL -
composed OF Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry, EdWaIu
p Barker. president OF the Tax Department. 'oh''
missioner William Lummis. Of the Board OF houcauo" :
ex-Mayor Franklin Edison and oscar . Su""H' "a
United states Minister TO Turkey
Under the act cited If the city decides TO turn hci
insane to the of the state, IL mast 'I"'''
TO the Slate the buildings that are USED lor thiS
of patients In his message the Mayor SHOWS 'i"'
the cost of maintaining the unac part OF It's paupe
patients is S5OO,O 900 year, and that the cIoNuou
condition OF the city's charitable institutions requires
increased provision by the erection Of new buildings
In letter sent by Willis Holly, the Mayors secretary
to the members OF the new commission the OOJect VI
their appointment Is given as follows:
The question is whether 1t Is advisable ana led'Oie
TO continue the present system or "he'"r 1t "o"'"
be an advantage resort to the system OF STATE care
should the latter be decided upon the hVeaue"
ton wou1d necessarily also include sufficient range TO
enable recommendations TO be made as 10 the DeS' pan
under which TO make the change. In asking You 10
undertake this public duty the Mayor assure you
that the departments Of the city government concerned
will render Won everything OF assistance. lie expects
from your inquiry knowing as he does your interest
In this and kindred public affairs. decided benefit
TO the institutions and inmates whose welfare VIII oo
affected lie suggests that the commission meet at
this Office Thursday January Is, at . O'clock lor
urpn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
THE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.
SEVERAL HANDED DOWN IN EACH DIVISION
ARGrED

Albany jan oG.-n the Court Of Appeals toby the fol'
lowing decisions handed down -
B. F. Bacheder appellant a2T the 0ou pasnopd1r
At Press Publishing Company appcnahO' 'uus"''
Kate r. schermcrnon another, adminstrltrx etc
respondent Katie z e. ar o. s1
Term affirmed with OF all Plrues ott oi M and
u dng adaI CmIanyi rponden agt Gney ct
A. Of Fort Edward appellants ofoer 'iH''
Wing gGqdsnt aS nssn on Sa PS aa sr hGas
The F e the OAK I'M CsmefTTy o A,'o fa, ss.
argument Gcnicd. with SO cots. ,.,,, Nina od
mnrstor o etc., apI cisnt Motion 70 amend renitttur
sra srtha W" T. Marin dmlnstr,rix &C. respondents agt
spencer G. Patt and another mpeaded etc 3ppeaI' .;
AIIsa d,mi, d. with cot Of appeal ana SiV cO''' "a
mes r. Wright respondent sgt G. a. Rensen. i d
n nIcaa'S alt6 SoGi c 9sisi''"'' ''''
These cases were argued
Tho People. respondent, ogt j. cato appellant SUD
Catherine McCo,en spontent act. the Central Yer
mont se nate 9 Of d al Of the accounts Of
Amy L. r@mpkIas, as ADMINISTRATIVE, etc, agt tho
"a hcrine Blau,e and another a. executors. etc.
In the second Division the following decisions wero
hand down:
ct a. ropoqienis oqt The NcwYOk Elcyse1 I;,o"d
Company ead nothr apIsGaS ec M' and s Da a.
oIment denl q, with CO -tS
William Lockwood AMI l.. W. NcCnntocA, rspon-ee"
agt Edward 49, Bartlett ct al, appellants "Ioto' iF
Tsy j. oDci RESPONDENT oet the NewYOrs Elevated
Railroad Company aud another, appellants JuigH.nt
rrNtrs trial grnte1 with costs 10 sDlde 'h7
final award ~ costs.
J. X Lint and another respondents. ogt. the New
York and VI .,schu-etL, Railway Company, appellant
Judgment reversed and the demurrer sustained with costs
with plaintiff II amend complaint In thirty d'ys on
payment OF costs. - IT,.
Charles Blood respondent. agt. sarah s. Kane app liant
Eliza appellant. ait the New YORK Elevated
Railroad Company and another, respondents, James '"
Chase -uoilcnt. agt. Sarah {. Mclean ana ahoIher
H. Moore, respondent agt the N"W-
York BOwcry Fire Insurance Company appellant h,A
and.r Armstrong. respondent, aet the Ag;lcuiturdl IN
sur1nce Company oil Wat rtown, appellant Juiennht
ycsct trial granted, with costs 10 abide the
event. ...
Mary MORGAN. respondent: act the Se"'iGrk ana
Massachusetts, hallway pahy. anpellanti Maryar"b
DcNtr respondent sgt Randolph Beard appellant Judg
ment affirmed. with costs.
The following cases were argued:
Eliza Leggctt, respondent, agt {. C. Firth, appellant
j brown respondent, the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, appellant. , ,,c.Ar, u,..o,
Maurice Plat respondent. agt. Fowler Wilson, Jr 90 al
a executors etc. appellants. .,,-., ,.u., .,,-
D. Miller. the Union Switch and signal company
me case. Of Clarence T. Congor. appellant aSt John
rrsadway aud the appellant. aRt W. T. Welant
and another both dismissed under Eue IL WIu)u
costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

Some OF IL Wa, injected into another frog. winch
showed the symptoms given by the other one A.,
is qunlne as stable as morphine = asheu 'i''
Wellman.
Yes" answered the witness. -. 20
"If qunine had been taken would you expect /"
find ii in the stomach ?"
Yes =. -.-o,.
III twenty-five times as much quinlne had been Trt
with corresponding readlnessl'
Eyes, - .ro,
III a large quantity Of morphine had boon taKeh
would II not have been quickly absorbed - -,
At wOuld. The longer the patient had oee" "'P'
alive tho greater the absorption" ,.ro
Do you know OF any case in which even q ian !.
quantity OF morphine was given In which more ina"
trace was found after death :" g., 49,. I
IL think there Is single case OF the kihd' out
don't recollect II clearly , ,,,.u +r.
nnOrnirk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Wa-hngton. Jan. 26-The supreme Court OF tho unltd
IT, todnv Transacted The following busness:

Jan. -b.-Ihe supreme 'ouft OF Io 'hi"u
states today transacted following business:
No l5i TbeneZer V. Converse paintn IN error, agt
tho Atchi,on Topeka and santa Fe Railroad Company
Judgment reversed with costs, and cause rtsndtd WIN
directions judgment In terms Securfg To converse
| IN. amount OF damages found by the Jury.
No l.. Hcddcn, late collector, cta p ain.
az error, William J.. lscltn ct al Judgment
affirmed with costs and interest
The Cht Justice announced following orders Of the
court
40 $50. The Interstate Commerce Commission appel
l,ut agt the Baltimore snd OHIO Railroad company,
assigned foF argument March II, after No 3to
- No. -S4. The Northern Pacific Railway company,
planta in error agt lIamby Motion to enforce
30 j $50 Albert H. Gt,p'l plaintiff in error as;.
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company Advanced :,
no M h. ". ,oode. appellant ast william lila ~.
Gaines ordered % be postponed when reached 70 ne
heard with Nos 500. ao3 3o So5. 3O6. 3OI 'Ye SU'
40 3li 3D. Jl3 Ji and 30 all to be argued az one
No 800 Milton L. Treser piaintig in error. aet the
Missouri Pacific Railway Company. Dismissed per stpu'
30 10 benjamin T. Butter. plaintiff in error agt the
National Home FOR Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. ordered
10 h. Ia,sed present but 20 retain It's place on e
10 9oo samuel Flelden. PLAINTIFF IN error; V The
,oople OF the state Of Illinois No 99! Michael Schwlb'
anuelant at. y. ". BeregIen, et al Argument con-
Guided.
Adjourned tomorrow at Il O'Clock The day call
Will bo follows. Nos. 20 III, IL, l'3. rs, !
original 1891. l16, IL aud lf0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
ECHOES OF The MOB VIOLENCE IN KANSAS.

Arkalon. Kan., Jan. 26.-There can longer be
any doubt AS to the purpose Of the leaders OF the
recent Springfield mob. Judge Botkin has received
private but trustworthy intelligence of their nltmatum
1t Is that the county attorney must drop the prosecu
ton OF those under arrest. All warrants must be
recalled and no arrests made. The under
sheriff must be recalled and the sheriff must appoint
rs 'undcrsherif man TO be named by J. F. Van
yoorhs and c. l.. Calunt. Judge Botkn must resign
and he and a dozen or Of his friends whom the
mob leaders will name are TO at out OF
the discict The wishes OF the leaders must tc
consulted by the Governor In the appointment OF a
successor 10 Judge Botkin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
RECEPTION Of HE RETAIL GRocrRs' EXCHANGE

EXCEPTION Of HE REIi.L HhO' Inns Ei' haN"i''
jovial lot OF groccrs that which gathered last
night at Mazzctts. with their wives and swecthcar'S.
10 participate In the first annual reception Of the New
York Retail Grocer, Exchange. After the dinner n
number Of addresses made ana toaS's proposed
H. Rohr>. the pre- dent made the first Speech H. L.
DRYER answered the toast " The Retail Grocer''
Uni,n." and II. e.. schlocndoIf to The Ladies' L. j.
Callahan spoke ON The Retail Gfocera' Fpod Expos
ton John Falcs on our Guests. and Henry Eggers
n, %. Tho Whole .olc Merchant" There were musical
selections both vocal and Instrumental. by F. W.
E,pcr. = Knapp Mis- Tmea Dunkak and Mr. ana
Mrs. II. \. Dunkak
Dancing followed. and the party did not break up
until a late hour. Daring the evening an armchair was
presented 10 the secretary. Henry Car'ten.
Among others present were II. \. Dunkak W.
Chri,inphcis. II. Mddcnd,rf W. IL. sclnhcmp' H. T.
Hewitt F. Meyer. W H. kmmwledc. J. Meier. lohn
p Reckon Ir,d ". Lochmanu. II \. Putt = y mann
Mar H. ! 0st H. BullW nkc Theodore Vessels am r. H.
NaidDlf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

Court yes eray morning, by the Justice directing mo
jury find q verdict for the full amount claimed by
Stokes with interest The full amount OF the Veines
rendered was sos,550 The defendant has sixty DAYS
in which 10 prepare to appeal the case
The amount sued tor by stokes was declaiei 10 90
due for engineering deal" whereby the Bankers ana
Merchants and the Postal Telegraph companieS were
consolidated into the Uni cd Lines Telegraph Com,
pany. Mr.. Mackay denied that he had entered upon
any contract BY which he agreed TO pay MI ct'hes
Tor this work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
rynrryryTs AGAINST RHEr1 DISMISSED

Tho two remaining indictments, against v" Il.
Ehct the Young -outhcrncr who wa tired and acqutel
%, the charge ~ abductng Young girls who solh news
PAPER, nt the fcITc-, dismissed Yesterday by
rulge Ftzeernd In the Court Of General SESSIONS on
motion Of District Attorney Nicoll. VINO sdih 'hat II
vas unlikely that a conviction could be had on the
indictments for all the evidence had been used on the
,tler trial aud failed to secure conviction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
THE poICE Pension FUND.

The annual report OF the Police Pension Fund was
presented TO the Board Of Aldermen yesterday. Pen
sons were paid to 620 retired members OF The depart
nlent during 1891. amounting TO *j'463s 40, aud to
widows orphans and guardians, +lOJo7l "a. ON the
pension list are Inspector, Is captains Or sergcans.
roundsmcn, 5l1 patrolmen, - doornen, detective
sergeants, retired surgeons the WIDOWS OF III
spector surgeons, . captains, % scrseantS. I'll
patrolmen and 4 doormen, lO2 guardians and %
OrUlans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
THE ARCHBISHOP TO SAIL FOR THE BAHAMAS

Archbishop Corrigsn viii sail for the Bahamas tomorrow
10 look after hs charge ther lie Will be absent month
For the second time his appointment last November
to the Geneiohlp Monsgnor Farley becomes acting
head Of the diocese Although little said OF his promotion
At the time no appointment Of Archbishop Coricans
created pleasure. not only In this city, but In
the whole country. For many years Mgr. Farley was
secretary Cardinal McCloskey, ana naturally secured
wide acquaintance He tho friend OF the Caidnal's
flends and IN the McGlynn troubles had the confidence
and respect Of both parties. He did his best To mediate
betw them Consequently his appointment was regarded
by the majority Of Cancellation ena mark Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
,yrRr,sryG THE HOSPITAL FIND.

The following additional sums have been received oy
Charles Ianier No. Il NaSsau'st' on account
- the UO~plia saturday and Sunday Collection
From Religious source Messiah. Unitarian 20 q
N,aison Avenue Methodist. sl5s - "nce Episcopal
d,i,,onal .,o society Of Friends. additional. -.
Fron, Other Source,-Myers & Wallach' 800 MIS-
f,,li, = Skdmorc Morristown y. j. go charles fm.
nal $40. Leach SeNcl & Snnborn - employees Of w
Mclaughlin a. Daniel Webster Lodge J. o. ~ e., 80
-, do. + and \ NJ - Total collection to
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
spr,rrps IT TIE UNIVERSITY DINNER.

The dinner Of the Alumni Association ~ inc p'I't'"-'
- A. and Sciences II University o, the CIV OF
xo,, yotk will l,. given az Hotel brunswick tohof'
rov ncN Dr. Henry u. Noyc, All preside ana among
the sneakers will H. the Rev Dr. Henry N MdeOri'ken
chancellor Of the university the Rev. Dr. L. H. noo'
the Roy Dr. Charles u. IAtor Professors A. H. LoO''
and Austin Abbott and cAJudge George NJ Van hoes'n.
special meeting Of the association Will b. heid before
I'M. dinner Tickets FOR the dinner may b. obtained from
d.. Erccr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
SELLING Ant OBJECTS At ACTION

The sale the - akin art collection VA begun yNHr'
dsv aft rno,n at the Art Gall res In Twenty
,brlst About 80 people wen, present and the bidding
Wa, ANYTHING tut spirited The best price obtained was
200 paid Tor pair Of enamel the work OF Mani
kama Sosuke and an example Of his Finest work. Two
,urouose vases cnanelcd blue. went for $40. and
bronze koo ten feet In height brought but 400. An
old cold Nashijl lacquer ST, valued at S2400 with.
drawn A. no bid Of 800 the ups~t price could ~ OBJ
tanned In ALL "a lot. sold total oi ~ 49, 10.
The ale will continue to-day tomorrow, Friday and sat-
urdl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27

resect TO the Cardinals administration Ing hcNs :" "
peeeded Archbishop Corgan The celebration Of Arcn
bishop Kcnrcks golden jubilee at ST. LOUIS anu
him a warm welcome. Teleg am OF congratuat'on pu.
I'm on Mgr. Farley ON leadi pfeltes all o'e' '"e '
The position Of Vicsi.Geneal Of Newfork Is most Luz
oraot one Mgr Farley now find, himself at the heai OF
one OF the pOpuous and successful Catholic doce'e
thu