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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
New York, March -, 1888.
ST. PATRICK AND ST. GEORGE.

TO II" Ed OF The TIL unr.
sir: This great American nation bo"s's-'l"
rlglhly-of its generous welcome and hospitality 10
Strangers and may say foreigners. and Its sympathy
with their jcv, and gricfs. This notably SHOWN
In the 81. Patricks Day celebration. In We" ol 'h'''
event. and to avoid charge Of favoritism an" "iso
To prevent the animis Of being misunderstood ny
great and friendly power might suggest 'i''
81. .George's Day-thc coming ia Oh apr"
celebrated with like honcrs. Why should hot 'i'
Worship the Mayer or-ln ease he declined l'-"o''
ornor Flower review pullioly in Union square the
St George society. and such other bodies 81 W
British subjects nS might choos" to assemble LAZY
.hould not the Union Jack be- granted INC Iiao.
Of honor on the City Hail." and also re osp".s M
on the Windsor the NiCt0ria. the Westnlnsl'I VA
Hruuswlck the Holland House whose names Win ,
snnm To imply some admiration OF the mo'hpr 'uo,
and porchance also on peimonico's! an SURE shn :,
q demonstration could not fail to promote s,nuN
feeling between the two great bodies oi inc AnHo
saxon race | should liz" 10 hear rom sono vi
your readers In regard To II. biSiN-'Di-"
York, March -, 1888.
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syr rooE GAS TO GET RID OF AGENTS.

urs Ju,,a Boswah. the wife of Professor on',a.
noswnId. IA musician. and proprietor 0, n ', her
,'amn ,,,emptcd to commit suicide yesterday a, Nv.
bahu' a''ep .u,s, sbc was taken to Bellevue
',".n,o, Al O'Clock E the afternoon man na',e sS
scnnmacker. who lives at No. 40 Emrlase'S', aid
on Or. Lewis Morris at NO :" orc"', ,,~,. a one.
~" ~. ~. noswad WIS dying. DR.. MOTIFS ~ ~
."' :" hcr house He found her there in cohaom
~e" s.m.supor. lie thought The woman nan 'a~,"
,auaanrn,. when aroused. Mrs. Eos"''o '''e" o"'
.,,r dIsproced. I'm dsgraced.' ,, chm,
I'M "'s ,,., explained TO DIR. Motifs 'h"'
ee"1 ~" entered Mrs Boswaids room a short 'lms
.or he found her lying on the bed WIN on" @a emu "t
Of rubber tube in her mouth .ac "e " cas- burner
the 'uoo h,d evidently tried TO take her HE ps
, n'm the gas she has for some time Dee" Sr"
"rateG from husband she Is :, "I ss%aea to be
Ing the in which sns h nss 600 in irr own
,Ss Of hate has been s. %s' rsd tS make
sistcnt nou.s This Is supposed 70 rave wV SntHs
sell met metl Shs became Insane ana s''e"p'e' '1''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
THE CELEBRATION IN BROOKLYN.

The celebration OF Easter observed III al 'lc
leading Brooklyn churches yesterday WIN spcc''
services and elaborate floral display. Inc music am
flowers especially fne in the Protestant Episcopal
ana Roman Catholic churches. An immense ufoh.
OF people attended the Church Of the Holy lHm''
and st. AIMS Church. where the music Is especially
good. At the Church Of the Messiah long pro-
granmc WAS given. The Tabernacle was be""u'"N
decorated with flowers. At Plymouth Church 'he
music selected from Alfred r. Gauls can'ata
The Holy CITY," and was sung by q quartet and
chorus Of forty mixed voices The evening was ocvo'eu
entirely 10 Easter choral service. under the I'll
rection Of Charles II. Morse The day was cele-
brated with unusually elaborate programme yes
tcrday in All Saints Episcopal Church. Scvcn'haN'.
and Seventh-st. the congregation has Jus moved
into Its building Bishop Lyman. OF NORM
Carolina. assisted by the Rev. Melville Boyd' ,he
rector oficated. The church COS, Focooo' am II !"
handsome brick and terra-cctta building.
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SELECTIONS EPOM TUE NAIL.

STATIONS on ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP ROUTES.
10 the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: The remarkable severity Of this winters storms
on the Atlantic and the resulting shipwreck ana os
aster eliminating in the loss OF the Naronic recall
plan proposed some years ago TO increase the saie'y
Of ocean travel This scheme consisted In placing
several signal and relief stations at different points
along the steamship routes between America ana
Europc. These stations were TO be cylindrical iron
or steel vessels ON the principle OF barrel hoa'ihg
On end. without motive powc:, and held In position
by anchors Among the objections TO which TINS was
open was the difficulty of anchorins In midoccan'
and the hclpessncss Of such craft In case OF acc-
dent although the first Of these the projectors claimed
to have overcome.
4 more feasible plan might be TO construct the sta
lions like the steam ghtship' lately built ior 'h'
Cove. nmCnt but Of course much larger say 5ooo 10
4 COO tons They should be fitted with cconomlcal
engines OF low power. maintain themselves IN po-
si1on where anchoIinc would BE- impossible or iii,
desirable. and with moderate sail power lheir uo'i
consumption would be low. often nothing, ana 'hey
would not have to come into port NOR tnu oIe ~
four times Il year. Their running expenses wouio no,
be heavy, and fleet Of four or i've slrh sniTs WIN
cost more than single such steamer as Tic Ne"
York Teutonic. ,,,,d
crew. II following the regular HE OF travel wo"lu
never he moro than few hundred miles rom one VI
these SIPS and would lnow exactly IN WIFI , urc o
to proceed Where the station boats coulu "lI ,,.
as on The banks of Newfoundland. where mcn salim'
on dead reckoning T. necessary. cap ans con' n,''!
thcr positions by them. They wouli also serve as
points for scientific observation and, lastly; Wy
might lie devised In Of time TO establish cap'
CHARLES H. DENEhifr
Ncw-lork March -, 1888.
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TWIST r. ULSTER REPrBLlCANS.

Kingston. y. V. April = tSp"laD.-rhe b' OF W.
,cu,bl,nan Rice providing for the election oi 'i'
.xt,a supervisors from this city nj larse WIN"
.,.,n. likely to become law, meets WIN ''' u"
n,all,ca dsapproval Of Republicans at least III I'll"
r,utv II Is II strictly partisan measure s"'o'" "P
,r tbc local Democrat leader. The Pol'eai ''"'
ycyiou Of the Eoards Of supervisors Is bcco"'"S a."
rlicct OF much nor importance IMAM u ""S ~
Grmcr wears when seats In the state s"iia" W.T. Nv"
,a,ccily involved. The Republicans have JUS '","
board OF supervisors fl Ulster County i'r Tue ,"
time In five year.. The Democrats, however Nv NV
nam IN lose the control II they can prc'e"' ~
IIsce the deep ail scheme adrolily conce"ic" " W.
hin This city now has SIX supervisors W I'VE "
tva Eepubicans and four Democrats '"'H az
elected from departments. Tie city can u'"''' y"
cos,,ed ON for a safe Democratic majority """'
TO jts large foreign population. Tie 'hr''' Nv"
sus r,jsors will thus be Democrats, ana u. ''"'
m,.,s fine Rcpublcansm OF the outlying towns y ~ w
nca rnliycd aud Democratic supreme! mann A''''''
II h wcr. Just aad necessary 10 Increase 'nc ~
ron sortn,on In The beard II could be n"'ir ", q.
prtr,r way without partisan advantage. ID ,lnc,
ingtLe number OF city supervisors 10 nh' ~" ~, L,n
ing nm, from each Of the nine wards. u N, , ~"
beeSnes a law Republican ascendancy W ,'' ne -
clecId board will disappear, and IL may o' 'o"s
tirnt before IL is rcgainen
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OBITUARY.
MRS. MARY LEARNED BARTLETT

Hanover \. H.. April o.-Mary Learned Barlett,
wife Of exPrcsident Bartlett, OF Dartmouth College,
died suddenly at 10 O'Clock this morning. She was
the daughter OF the Rev. Eras.us Learned. and was
born at Canterbury, Conn.,. In ISL. Miss Learned
q teacher In the Wheaton Female seminary and
at Monson Academy She was married TO DR.. Bartlett
In 1916, and was with MIN at Western N,sarve Col.
lcge. Manchester, y. H., aud for twenty years ct
Chicago. Her health and activity were greatly i'm.
paired from about the time OF her removal TO Han.
but during her long residence in Chicago she was
n recognized power among the friends of the Chicago
Theological Seminary and the Congregational churches
She the first president OF the Woman's Board Of
Missions for the Interior and continued In that Office
until SIZE came Hanover since which time she has
annually been made yiccrresidcnt. She was deeply
Interested In that organization OF which she made
many life members by her contributions. Her last
Illness was brief. Her children are Professor Edwin
J. Bartlett of Dartmouth College Alice the wife OF
The Rev. DR.. p A. Stn,on. OF Newlori trecently Of
st. LOUIS: the Rev. William A. partlett. Of Chicago,
and samuel G. Bartlett. r, Of Andover Seminary, ~
Gently OF the Japan Mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
OPENING or THE TENNIS SEASON.
OUTDOOR PLAY BEGUN At TIE LENoX TENNIS
CLrB-OTHEH MEMS.

OUTDOOR PLAY BEGUN At THE LEMON TENNIS
CLvB-OTHEH MEMS.
Tho outdoor lawn tcpn,, season in hi, city began
earlier this spring than II has for many year.. TIC
grounds OF the I.cnox Tennis Club. n pnehind ed
and-twenty third 81: and st. NicIola,aVe' were ope''n
saturday afternoon Two or The club iohr ''r'h
courts have been put into crude condition. and a
number OF the clubs players enjoyed 'heir MIS- OH
door games of the on SATURDAY
A new tennis club has been formed on the Wet
side Of the city this spring The old grounds OF IN"
Flmwood Club NJ Ninc,icth-Si and AmstcrdnnraN"'
lave been secured and will be pm. int" c"h1iuoh III
May. Henry C. Grant In, been chosen pcNid'n'
and Osborn NJ. Curtis secretary. IL Is SAN '"' Uc
club will be called the Amsterdam Tennis 'ho.
\ meeting OF the tournament committee OF III
Kn,ckcrl,ocper TENN, club will he held this alter
noon when dates will be arranged Tor tic oomnT
season. This committee i, composed OF John j.
Cole J. Parmly P,rc.. Arthur F.. fnley. Alird e.
Clark and Herman {. Friedman
The Princeton University TENN, Association has
elected the following officers for the coming season
William Floyd % president: Harold r. N''or'h''N
% secretary Howard a. Colby 10 treasurer
Jo.n c. Nccly pa senior director. and r.. T. ZOE
over 'GG. sophomore director.
The date for the annual open tournament Oh u''
Knickcrbocker TENN, Cmb has been changed from
the week of July 10 TO thu; If July D. open lFihdi
cor contcsts will he held In t.rc" classes. men
singles. womcn's single and m"ni donpi'N ""n
scratch competitions In mems singles ana mN''
doubles The handicappng committee VIII he com
posed of Valentine G.. Hail. !. Parmly Tare' "ho
one other player not yet selected.
Clarence Hobart Of the New York Tennis Club
u ,,.y I'm ncarv all Of the large open iourna
menis IN tbs country this season JIG mas w"
pavinc wifi considerable success In floriu" o"','-
lhe last three weeks and Is expected BACK mere W.
week TO practise for the Northern season. lie VIII
nrobobv play at Washington for Me southern Guam
plon.dp In the last OF May.
Edwin =. Fischer. champion OF N'hr'i i""' '
,een elected to membership In m hnlch'r",sh'
Tennis Club. and will represent thht oreaii@auo" VI
the tennis field this sc's m a.. ,,, r.rui.
Tho second annual meeting OF the West sac i,"i''
f1uh will he held tomorrow evening ~ thr honI'
Of its president. G. Il: Collin, No. - Wes' Si' H.
faurri.s - Officers for III" coming year VIII ~
chosen and plans arranged for the season. n u,
club, grounds at Eighty nirth,si ana ,n'fni I,r,
West will be greatly improved TINS year ana liz"
couris graded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
.wIIy PEOPLE DO NOT LAUGH"

TO tho Editor of i he TIL b une
Sir: glanced over printed sermon gwen 10
the pullic last week by the present INCUMBENT Oh
,i old n,rocl,l Church Of st. Peter at Westchester
t, . ,n,,p had for lis text The Duty OF Cheerful
mo- iuoulcatlng various methods and aids thereto
ON. rather curious Illustration was given by the
.,rnouiz.r as to why people could not iauSh'
:. rm,r.on." said the cXpOundcr never iousheu'
lie did not believe In the divinity OF jesus cohse
- =. co,,d NOT laugh Nor would any one
yrh' did rot 20 believe be prone 10 laugh, e. g. 10
M. cheerful The preacher should know that 10
,,urh or not to laugh is matter OF Temperament.
ratbcr than OF religious tenet and OF all men ol
ouolIe cheerful tcmpcrament Emerson naght sahd
49, ronr.scrtative Emcrsons well-poised mentah'y
,d hin, ia eyuberance ia direction, MS sehiai
mill. and ow-toned. measured voice were
indicative Of the man whose clear thought ana earnest
con,,tion led lin To that high sense OF duty Which
Restraints from weak and imperfect views OF men, an"
H.. realized that ~ pint cannot hold quart
4. somewhat curious offset TO the preacher
c.,,. assertion ihat mHn can laugh WHO "o''
mo-, n.l,.v. I'm certain doctrnal or religious '"netn,
,yiu name II notable instance ol Hlah "io ia"e a
,', ,,hn.. whole lfr-dGy and hourly. puphc am
,r,, ,,.-I. one of the mos cheerful anu chee,
-, IN. nriuy undcr the sun. The most ueNo.cu VI
in,hrud. most beloved Of fathers anu I'ni"i va
s',nd" his home life l. garden OF MOWERS anu
r,' w. nd f,r rI,drcn and no laughs are Tet'ieh',r
nr Lrnrtirr or more CONTAGIOUS MN u ,,toLas ~
laughs oil INV H a. T. W.
" New York. March 90, 1893.
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TIE REV. DIR. JOHN +. POTTER.

Pcmpton. y. j.. April : (speciaD.-The Rev. Dr.
John +. Potter. Episcopal clergyman died mere
on saturday aged sixty years. DIR. Potter was born
IN England and came to America when young man.
lie was rector Of -. Johns Church. at Cornwall
~ w. and afterward at ST. Johns Greenwood and
II. Georges. Ncwburg, About six years ago no
took charge Of Christ Church In Harrison. y. j. he
found the church In debt and paid 4, or. lie nlso
accumulated Il fund of $1,000 for parish building.
Dr.. Potter was unmarried year ago he con-
tractsd, malaria and compelled 10 give up WORK
and spend he summer In Norway. without obtaining
much relief Iie went TO pomrton only recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03

from the force. Maxwell spent yesterday ut Mrs.
Cars home. where he passed the day drinking beer
Shortly after o'clock last night Maxwell left The
Carr home lie was next heard OF when just before
O'Clock he walked into the Twentieth Precinct
Station and handed sergeant DonOhue bottle half
filled with carbolic acid.
without speaking word Maxwell pointed toward
his mouth and managed to make the sergeant un'
dersisnd that IT,. had drunk part Of the contents OF
the bottle. Maxwell was In great agony. and he
occasionally shrcked with pain. Dr. Emmcnhaat
called in and he tried TO relieve the mans suffer
ngs. Maxwell was removed to 4. Mnry's Hospital.
Late last night IL said that Maxwell would
probably live. Captain ktzcr sent Tor MIS- Carr last
night. and when questioned In regard To Tie case she
admitted that Maxwell had taken the cnrbolic acid
from her dresser. -hc denied. however. that Max
well drank the poison at her home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
,rvcUrOy IN HONOR or 4. F. BOWER

In bonor of the twentieth anniversary OF iiS con
recton with The Tribune. luncheon was IN'h al
D.lmon!co's yesterday afternoon Tor Arthur r. hweS'
CIV Editor Of the paper. by his associates iho'e
ont beside the guest of honor were hart man
A Emerson Palmer Eugene F. Brady H. H. "ss'
NJ X Perkins. W. r. Donncl. II. Il. Nr''"'' .. 10
,'msed j. f.. Milholland. j. = Iuh'S"' IA - Wv W.
I G.. bradford. &. W. Tyson. H. W. >'rs''a"' ''
..,,,, v,ior J. Il. Iiaycs. :. A. Whitaker H. H. Al
,rr y e f. Brown. J. L. Davenport, e. H. WIZ W.
~ n Posi- W. VI. Palmer \. W. Em'lgil, ~ = - '"'
Ccorco r Slackhoa.e and Erwin Nardhdh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
FATHER coRrrGAy SCORES TIE RIHG.

Tie Rev Father Corrigan. Of lIobohcn. preached
n political sermon yesterday, IN whlcr he advised MS
hearers 10 beware OF the ring that had wrecked
Jersey CITY and = for the best mon. lie
mentioned ~ nnmcs. bn hi, hearers understood that
he intended Ia score County Clerk Dennis Mcloug lin
and favor the election OF Lawrence Pagan as Mayor
Of IIobok.n. Father Correan denied last nicht that
his words had special reference 10 any individual
If. said however that the people OF lIobOkcn could
nut What construction they pleased upon his ST
mon lie had nothing - do with that.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
c,p, ,r Police BEADQr ARTERs

An Indian girl. fourteen years ol", ""o', 81,
IL Ceccla ratton spent saturday night III carr ~
tho matron nj Police Headquarters she c""' 'aysd
,rou Cauchpnwoga, Province OF Quebec anu ",'''on
in This city on tho steamer New-"''p'"" oo,
saturday morning No one was Il, ''' p omcc.
t On che was taken to III" Cen'ia' YIN
~. l., ,.r father .oia- ratt5i. of NO. 3'' i""
nrs' prtsnkiyD took her 10 his home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
DEATH or 4 Police SERGEANT

sergeant George l.. Suite. OF the Broadway police
SQUAD died yesterday at his homo. No. 40 East
One-hundrcd ndtwenty elghth-st. Death was due To
pulmonary trouble. lie had not been well for some
time lie was eight years old, and was most
,blo and efficient officer. At one time lie was an
MD TO Inspector Dnkes lie Joined the police force
in 1863 and for many years connected WIN thd
Eas, One-hundrcd- and twcnty -siAth-st. station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
LIE Il hIKE OF ELECTION.

The convention, Of both political parties TO nom
nate candidates for city Offices were held In Ne"
brunswick saturday night. The Democrats nominated
J. II. Van Cccf for Mayor and the EepuDhc"h con
ycn,i1n Endorsed him. Til" Democratic Ticket wa
c,,.d ont by the nomination Of W. :. Iiarkins 10:
rocorde- Charles Dunn for assessor. and W. IL
Price for collector. The Republicans comp'c'e'
their ticket by nominating :. ID. W. owens I't re-
cordcr and A. l.. Mnlday for collector. Inc eandl
dale for assessor will be named by committee ap
pointcd for that purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
u,yJLTOy.S LAST NIGHT on EARTH.

Tie witnesses invited by Warden Brown 10 witness
the teath of the wife murderer. Hamilton oesa" ~
arriN AT sing sing prison last night every ,n'ns =
In radIness for the execution. The char Is =" po,'
ton and the current tested. The execution WI" p,po
ably occur after 10 O'Clock Hamilton shows "o Ss"'
OF bMakIng down. Father Creeden VIII 'o""' =" Wv
prisos early This morning and Will rem"', VII" wv
condemned man until he takes his seal ~ Wv .''"
Almidnight Warden Brown went 10 '""' .o.,n.,, o.
and rad The death warrant iininiI,o, AZ, no' hr.,k
have perycd himself for the ordeal an" "' WV "''"
downt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
5peclal Not,res.

The Iioibcin Company.
$40 5TH.AvE.. OPPOSITE THE WINDSOR HOTEL
SALE OF PAINTINGS,
NUN on FadiBIiiJN.
belonging to
CHARLES II. YANDEI.Ls
OF Nch-EO.S,
and ARCHER wcll-knosn collector,
inciuliDo works by
MONTIC ELL
B., isr> d. gnk,
DIAZ
CAIN,
WYANf,
ZIEM.
MICHEL,
IESREL.
To b. old by auction TO NIGHT
IT'S O'CLOCK.
G.. WALTER CUSHfER. AUCTIONEEh
Money Tight Again.
the furnitnc and carpet business you can get Al
the credit YOU Comparatively. rssk Hew Eess
ChsehAm - No Interest ehssSees xeep yeW ueoebs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
r. !. DEAN WOULD LIKE 70 BE COLLECTOR

Robert i. Dean f. another candidate for The posi-
Gon Of Collector OF the Port OF New York. on 5atur
day he expected Ia have n conference With eA TOW
ornor Campbell Of ohio. in Controller Myers Office
concerning his chances for III" CollcctOrshp but The
cN-Cnvc.nOr had 10 90 Out Of town. Mr. Dean u sald
TO be supported by many Of the business men III
New-,orlL He I, one ~ the largest warehouse
40 i'm the civ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
.I.NCHINli OF 4 NTEANROIT.

Philadelphia. ApIil Tn s"'"" ~ ~
,omson s,camno,t Company succ s-inHy launc" ~
os,ordav Miss Ella VI. Kilgoro. daugn''' "i ="
tain W. +. Kilgorc Of the United state k'N'n"e ~,
r,nc named The vessel. TIE Long lsiand j. 'i' -
Iorc % fec, bean and feet drangll 81 war; ,,uc
will ply between Sag liarlor ana ~" .T" viii carr
,n' -, shelter Island and t'r"cn!"r'. nv - ,n.,i
n mo y, nrors and vii b, commanded by ''P'''
Chori,s NJ (.ifne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
TIE IIkMILTO% REPUBLICAN GLIB MiNh

HE TNWTTsTO' r'r'T' '''-'
The Hamilton Republican club OF Harlem haVlns
taken new lease OF Its quarters nj No. Ell ""''
Or, hundred dthrtieth-st, and having phine' III Wy
new members since the close OF inc ''"p"s"' "''
begin a series Of monthly discussions on qh''uo"'
>, nh,,c ,mport,ncc Tonight nj The April meeting.
tho definite will b. upon The Annexation Of Cannda'
C,lonc, r. C. Campbell viii lead. while sumner h'
tito. President Golfer and others viii sp'ah. Inc
.,mL viii give a smoker Oh April l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
FOR TIE EHlE CANAL.

TO the Editor OF The TRIBUNE.
SIR Figures show HAT for the week chdihS f'"'
r,,orv ID 1893. NewOrleanS received sixteen ana one
half lime, and Baltimore over SIX times rs ""o"
wheat rs was received at the port OF New-forh' "o.
witlstanding TIE fact that several douoe ava ''''
track railroads lead from the grain. fields OF the
VI In The great Metropolis. DO not Tue neur's
mr. We that the Erie Canal i the only nope or n
Sla" anu P''' VI ' NJ DE PUY.
%.w York March 80. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
MONslGNOR SATOLLI CELEBRATES MASS.

Washington. April "a perfect spring day filed
the churches this morning with Easter worshippcfs
and the streets this afternoon with promcnadrr' WI"
made the fashionable thoroughfarcS brilliant Win th'
gay cOlors Of their costumes The principal religious
service Of The day was the celebration OF Pon'ihca
high mass at st. Matthews Church by Monsiehor
Satolli. the Tapal Delegate TO the United states
President Cleveland did moi attend services hut Mis-
Cleveland. accom-. anicd 10y Private Secretary Ihurr
(burch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
vrrp,vc rp THE WORK At KEySIc0

superintendent Lord had nVc "'"' o,, ,od
nm, ar,,ne -, Iensico Lake. John E"dC1' %
w,,,n plains was taking snap shots Of an u'
dwellings about the lake for the use % ''' "a
meut Of Public Works In making a"ar''' 49,, ,r
Doni,I fuckers dwelling will be- torn ao 'nndd anu
work of abaiIng Dusances VIII De c""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
~ ~ ,o,,cry,y TRIES 70 KILL HIMSELF.

Th~ u.xxvcu Of No. AZ IAddle-si. Brooklyh'
y a,,emn,sd suicide shortly before O'Clock last
hight Nv 'dr,rEIns cnrboIic acid from three ounce
po,t. Maxwell is an cx-polceunn having been lat at,
taeled 10 the Thirteenth Precinct 'or some .,,"e To
MONTH ago he fell in with Mrs kas ,arr Oh ~"
14ss be Kaib-ave. lie had conace 80 N.Y. n,.m,..si
her. - ellis Was the wumsw 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03

WAS given by Professor Paul e. phillips. the physical
mms"V , ana choir and chorus sang SONG apluo
pra" 10 The day. There Il lare' auuiehce
present: The choir consists of W. I. otiarson ara
y; r: Mower. tenOrs. and Gustav I1ndher anu a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03
nr.ru Or SURROGATE FTTZGERALDS "fH'

Mrs Frank +. Fitzgerald. 'h' WE :" homo
',o.,o ,i,,co,,la died last evening at her ho"'e'
~" -. po.c,.st since the birth of her child mont"
.co Mrs Fltzgeiald has been III. .,d, naming
"sT rbe funeral will take place on Ncoh's"'N "'''
rha h,,dol will he IN Calvary Cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-03

Pd vourself Of the discomfort and danger attending
Cold by using Dr. D. Juyne's ENpcctoant, an old es-
,abished curative for Coughs. Sore Throat and Pui-
mnnary affections. -