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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29
Young UOMEN PRACTISE on 4 SERMON
FIFTY sTENOGRAPHERS ATTEND CHURCH AND
TRY TO TAKE THE PASTORS DISCOURSE

FIFTY STENOGRAPHERS ATTEND CHURCH AND
TRY TO TAKE" THE PASTORS DISCOURSE.
The Rev. C. :. Narrower, pastor Of ST. LukcS
Methodist Episcopal Church, in Forty -irst-st. near
Sixth-avc had a congregation Yesterday morning,
large proportion Of which consisted OF about NIFTY
Young ladies seated together on one sid" near the
pulpit. They nice looking young women with
Tutoring lcgof mutton sleeves and unabridged edi-
ions of the fashionable spring bonnet. They sat
d,murely through the Introductory service but showed
signs Of subducd excitement the preacher made the
church announcements and prepared to begin his
sermon. As he gave ont his text. there was nut
icrnc OF paper. Fifty bonnetcd heads bent forward,
and hfy right hands began to make chicken tracks
with all the rapidly they could command.
II was the Young Womens stenographic Class OF
the General society Of Mechanics and Tradesmen at
No l. East siXtccnth-St.. Of which Joseph j. Little
IS president II had been arranged that the pastor
Of II Lukr's should preach sermon for them, or
rather that they should practise on his sermon, for
while II was good Gospel discourse. 1t had no more
reference to the busy young women In front of him
than To all the world beside. 1t is doubtful, 100.
whether the Young women thought OF the
meaning Of the sentences. 30 busy were they III the
attempt to keep the words In their proper sequence
ne rosy Young maiden, Of about eighteen with snort
black curly hair and Il prevailing green SIR tone 10
lie; costume worked away with great ahlma,ioi. oI
about three minutes. got stuck. put her pencil IN her
TS@ c %Ra and FT looked On about S to any oe
observing her. Then she leaned to her
next ncgllbov's chicken tracks, frowned again, got
fresh start on her and worked bravey for an
other long three minutes.
Her near ncig/por In black lace dress ana
Black hat with Spurplc flowers. went through the
sermon without an apparent break AN the preachers
word, multiplied and the sentences grew involved
the yoiIng womcns heads bowed lower and lower
until they were ON level with the seat tops ana
ffty signs Of relief went up the sermon ended
\ comparison Of papers began - soon ~ the ser
closed. and will, 1t is safe TO say, continue for
week
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THE INFANTA'S DAY OF RESI-.
to the altar, followed by the royal party ana
detachment Of the Old Guard.
ESCORTED TO THEIR SEATS.

to the altar, followed by the royal party ana
detachment OF the Old Guard.
ESCORTED TO THEIR SEATS.
me Nlsltors were escorted to rel SATIN up
holS''rcd chairs, which had been placed just ou'-
SIDE the chancel Iail in front of the high altar
ohc detachment of the old Guard occupied u"
'front.' p'ws on both sides of the centre aisle wlil'
me O'l"i remained guard outside.
me crirIEint of the mass was the Rev. Joseph
IL. McMahon deacon, the Rev. Patrick DAILY :;
sub-dcac9n, The Rev T. MuIphy master Of "lc-
monies, VILLAIN }. Mclaughlin Bcnzs Mass III
- was sung, with an oDcrtory from Mozart entitled
Ave Ncrum.
B"ior" Father Lavclc preached the sermon
ne TOOK occasion 10 make few complimentary
remarks about the lnianta. He said: We haV"
with us to-day Her Royal IIighncs, the lnIanta
bulalIc ana her consort and it j. my duty
I" cypress to them the sentiments of deep al
lection with which they are regarded 10y the
people of this country. The tokens OF tins
esteem must. | am sure. he always regarded
by them as among the happcst incidents OF
their lives. As they 60 westward and view tins
grand country. with its increasing prosperity ana
bread IDEAS. they Will become the proudrr ol
the achievements of their ancestors, who opened
its gates TO civilization
In no part Of the world will they find the
Catholic ialth stronger. more energetic, progress
i've and praciica than in these United States. and,
indeed. the whole continent of America. We ar,
gratitcd ut these Results. and cannot but feel
kindly toward the representatives of the nation
whose conntlVman vas the means OF opening this
country 20 the world. and laying the foundation
for many trunphs of virtue. Hence OWE
our visitors all the Respect can accord thea
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NEW.YORK DISPATCH,
POstOMcc Notice.

Foreign mails w.u close promptly all cases) &C this
Office > follows:
MON DAY-At 3 p. IN. for Belize, Puerto Cor.ez ana
Guatemala, per saltwater from New Orleans at =
D. m. for Biuefelds Unta, from New Orleans;
80 for China and Japan, steamer from Van.
(rtteIs must BE- d,rected Nancouyer').
TUESDtY-M q. m. for London, France Belgium.
Netherlands, Swzer and, Italy. Spain tug.. Austria
Turkey. .icrnany. Denmark Saed H. Norwav ana Russia
per -'ier VIA southampton and Bremen stters for
other plrts 81 Europe must Dc directed pr ..l,P'D;
u. Tor Santiago cuba. per Hnhana tIct<rs for
Venezuela and saNanilia, ETC., must b. directed per
liabana); 10 10 a. M Complementary II a. Cen.
America Costa Rica)
tity OF Para Via Colon (ictters
must be directed 'per city o Para at IL Nor.
rect =. Norge (lett must be
Norce'l 8 p. for ljueheds, per Harlan from
Ncw-Oreans NJ 3 r. III. for TruNo, per Rover.
from Ncw-t)rean>.
WEDNESDAY-M l y. M for Cuba. per :. :. City az
AeNandril, VI. Havana vt J.. ~, tsnppemenart 80
y. M for Europe. per 1cutcnic, Via CueeU- town:
New.,)r, an, at j.. IN. Tor q lqum direct per s. ..
I,hynland. Via Antwerp (ett r. De- dipct.d .pcr
iihynipd at D. M. fr jamaica, Syanila, Carthag.na
and Santa Martha, Der =. Crown Prince.
Mails for tniia and Japan, lsr CITY OF Ncw-York
from san frncsco) close here daily up to June
q 80 D. IN. Malls for Australia, Newsstand. Hawaiian
~ and samoan Islands close here daily W to June y
with British mails for Aus,aia Malls f1r the Hawaiian
here daily up to June list at 80 p. IN.
sRegistefed msu cloees at =. m. previous da7.
CUaNELIUS VAN COrI. PostmssteA
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Mr.. ASTORS ENGLISH HOME.

London letter TO The San Francisco Argonaut.
Cliveden-or as it is sometimes written. Cleiden,
l. truly such a charming abode that any man nenl
desire to own 1t. and the ehSlce Mr. AS'or ms n
In his country house does the greatest credit 10 NJ
TASTE ana Judgment m me Same , more 20
as several were In treaty for IL but Mr.. AstOl nay
Ing Dssd ior beea no sc a With hat ne
TO II at any cost, with the result II Is argued
thai the Duke OF Westminster cOnsOcd himself loi
the loss of his riverside mansion by the acGep i
Of an exceedingly heavy price, as lana sells nov.
rs rife as To the amount twelve years neS mr.
Duke was willing sell the csia" for one ana one
oner Of level million but land value: have ratified
down since then and the price PAID By Mr.. AstT MA!
turn ont Considerably less an a' tn" PmN ony one
who knows the Thames can easily understand W" MY
there are few estates within the four seas that would
better suit cultivated taste and wclhlcd casn DON
races which overlook the dalcs and groves OF Bucks
and neris the exquisite woods which wave above
beauty OF the most beautiful reach the river.
There is no part OF The waterway, Indeed between ,
for sylvan charm; and few spots are more ia ,hnr
to boating men, who rank It's beauties above AL o,rS
Plantations at Nuneham making ii trio OF carac
teristc rivcrain scenes. Looked AT 1r0ns instant
but in reality there numerous gaps formed eticf
by the winding pathways or by exposed ulc,1 i'm ~
with their twisted roots exposed TO the air and there
luxuriant wrcaths OF wild clenatis suspended ron
grow rlent.fuly in the shade. The louness OF the
ridge opposite the Icrks side gives every aavahiage
10 the hanging woods, bringing their effect into con
rast with the surrounding level land through winch
the Thames, in its subsequent course mas Tor many
piles 10 run and where In summer or In autumn
the variety OF tints In the trees forms picture 81
forest loyeIiness probably unrvaed throughout the
length and breadth of England. The house Itself Is
the only discordant feature IL was des'eneu py
Barry in 1919, and being great heavy ha nn.s %
design Of old somerset House. the effect ,s,, uno snn
ioreets architectural m0nstrosties In the gardens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29
URGING DIR. BCRTSELLS REINSTATEMENT.

Washington May 28.-The committee apo nte1 "
the practitioners OF the Church OF the Eppnany'
Twenty -frst-sl ana Second-ave., New York city, 10
present to Mcnsgnor saolI a petition for the rein
statement OF the Rev. Dr.. Richard L. Burtsell In the
rcctorshlp of that church, from which he was tran
ferred TO Rondout by Archbishop Csrigan during tho
Mcf;lynn troubles reached Washington this morning.
and went out to the Catholic University this after-
noon. After Dr. O'GOWan had introduced the menu
beers Of the committee, Major Duny' 'he cnair''n'
presented the petition TO Monsignor Si'oi' who' ~
replv exnressed his high personal regard for DIR.
nurtseu and said he would accept the petition ana
take action upon It, Joseph ID. Crecden one OF INC
younger members Of the committee theh auo'esse~
the Archbishop In Latin
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dUJRDS At THE UOELD'S FITR.
TIE SYSTEM RADICALLY WRONG


From The Hltsburg Times
There must be something radically wrong with the
svsiem OF awards adopted by III" Worlds Fair Com
nittcc when 80 many foreign nations. Including II
number OF the most prominent, are compelled To an
nouncr that they will withdraw their exhibits from
aUv competition. This action, following IL does
an very Sharp criticism OF the system 10y number
NJ leading American papers should lead at once 10 It's
radical ovcrhauling and REFORM
MEDALS THAT WOULD MEAN NOTHING.
From The Chicago Tribune.
Tho more the absurd Thachcr system l. considered
tha more this feeling will spread, aud the end Of the
av,ard b,lsilss will he farce. The bronze medals
s,nctoncd by Congress will he Of no more value than
"a many Luitons. Under Thach RS Blanket rules II
* nossjble for all the exhibitors 10 get medal. In
ihaf ease the award would mean nothing.
THE NATIONAL COMMITS IONS rsELIssNEss.
From The Springfield Republican,
As the foreign commissioners make no unreasonable
demand. II is surprising that there should bc pro
longcd objection from the American commissioners.
n seems 10 be another case, along with the Thomas
Incident Illustrating the general uscessness and In
Competency OF the National Worlds Fair Commission.
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TO FIGHT TIE NEW JERSEY GERRYNANDER

The Republican County Committee at Newark has
resolved To contest the outrageous Democratic gerry
mander Of the Assembly districts In NCwJers"y, ana
will take 10 tine courts at the earliest pracn
cable time in order 10 get decision ia" consiitn
tionality OF the dlsTlctng. large meeting ~ III"
committee was held I'm Newark Friday night.
over 100 members being present. and II was decided
10 call another meeting for reXt saturday an'rnoo
when plan OF action will be- formulated. In The
last state election John Kean. j.. carried Essex
County BY substantial majority. but The Democrats
under their gerrymandcr, elected eight ont OF I'll"
eleven Asscmblymcr chosen. In the state ~ lars"
tho vote was nearly evcn but there over
wlolming Democratic majority elected 70 the A.
senbly The state l. carved up that Eepnbli-
can majority OF 10000 the popular vote WOull
moi be sufficient TO carry the Assembly.
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which have been brought to a rare pitch Of per
lection and In the vic~ from the terrace 10
Windsor Castle.
The mansion has twice been destroyed by fire.
ana on being rebuilt after the fire OF 1880 passed
from the Duke OF sutherland To the Duke of West
minister only comparatively short time ago. Local
people hear. are not altogether sorry that the place
mas again changed hands for the Duke of WeStmlns-
ter rarely visited his seat, except al the time of the
Ascot races. 10 entertain annually large party when
whole host Of notabilitics could I've aioat on
The sunday this most fashionable reach Of the
Thames II was however, a much coveted place lor
hcncymOoniug and the Duke often lcrf II TO ilSin-
sui,hed newly married couples. while one occasion
royalty made OF the mansion in that manner.
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TO co To WEST POINT TO-DAY.
SOME ADDITIONAL CHANGES u THE PRO
GGNMNE FOR The ENTEET INVENT OF
TIE CITY's ElYNL GIirF.

THE CITY'N ROYAL GUEST
If i. planned that the trip f., Wet Point. which
was postponed from saturday at the InianiaS re-
quest. will BE- made this morning Ia" Sl''mDH'
MonmoIih which was al ready for Tie trip on 'a'ur
day. WAS in H." Yesterday. ana may n"' u' "'""
able today. II moi some other comfortable steamer
will De- provided and will be- ready 10 MAKE 'Hr ''r'
from the Wo.i Thirty fourih-st pier a ID u. III.
The tickets issued fr SATURDAY viii be 90 TO- iii
morning. excursion. ana the programme VIII hr SUB
stanilaly the same ~ that previously arranged
Luncheon Will Dee served on the boat, aud ihor case"
branded "Whitc Seal ard % jcalou>y guarded ol
saturday by The steward will Of cours" b" ~ "NI-
d"ncc. The lnfanta will b. escorted - ana from
the boat by Troop \, and detachment oi NaN'I
Reserves Will again tura 10 police me a'elh'' r.
West Point Will b" reached about 80 i. H. I'M"
will bc paradc ana review Of the cadets ana me
return Trip Will begin N p.
The visit To blackwcls, Wards ana Kaldih &"
Islands, which at the request of Oh" lniaa hhu Dozen
arranged for today. will bc given up. but may De-
made later In III" week. Tonight ia" princess Is "N
pecicd 10 attend the concert 10 be- gwen nj 'areE'
Music Hall ly members Of the spanish colony oi New
York.
Tomorrow morning the lnfanta VIII drive I" XIV
cr'idc lark ana with her own hands ay garia" On
the tomb Of General Grant She will also see some
thing OF the Decoration bay Ol~cr\anccs. IN III"
evening. from to 30 O'Clock there VIII be formal
reception AT inc savoy gwen 10y '"ih'iHu,i D'N j.
for the Mayor ana the Committee al ohr iiunuf'".
Boxes have been engaged N The FINN avenue theatre
for the evening.
The programme for the lest of the inIanla stay Is
"Wednesday -..Ahiii;i0n OF the New \ ORR Fire De
partmcnt. and visit 10 th, normal colcge in the
AFTERNOON annual review Of the police In the evening
gala performance at the broadway THEATRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29
DEATH or MRS. ALBERT !. LYMAN.

Mrs Albert J. Lyman wife Of the Rev. DR.. Albert
J. LYMAN pastor Of the south Congregational Church.
Of Brooklyn died al her home, No. JG1 II"nry.t,
roklyn at 80 n III. yesterday, from heart disease"
She had been suffering with this disease for three
months and the doctors pronounced her hope
los some time ago. She the daughter of
pbilandcr stevens and was married 10 Dr. Lyman
twenty three wear, ago She born In BroOKfyn
,ud received her early education there. She Il
member OF the Brooklyn Woman's Club and was
and Children The funeral will De- held at the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29
EDWIN BCOTH'S VITALITY GIVING WAY

Dr. ST. Clair smith called to Edwin Booth at
the Players Club last evening. and remained for
more than an hour. When leaving. he said " Mr..
Booth Is losing strength but his general condition l.
not much worse than II last night Ills vitality,
which has 80 long bafcd his disease, Is simply giving
way slowly. While ] do not apprcicnd any imnc
diote danger OF DEATH do not believe he Will rally
,gaiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29
MErTrYANTCoLoNEL ROCKWELL TYLER.

MiddlctOwn " y, May 2o.-Rockwcll Tyler licu-
tenant { onrcl Of the 56th Regiment. y. y :. W.
Tenth Legion. died ut White sulphur springs on
saturday aged siXty-cight years. Since stroke OF
paralysis tircc year, ag colonel Rockwell has been
falling. The seth Regiment raised by General
Van Wyck aftcrward Congressman from this dis
trict and later United states senator from Nebraska.
When Van Wyck took his seat in Congress Tyler
was placed I'm command OF the regiment, and came
home at It's head when the lie had
been postmaster since 1859 and president OF the
Tenth Legion statiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29
WHAT THE CHESS PLAYERS ARE DOING.

Eugene Demar. the champion OF the NcwYork
stat. Chess Association. played fourteen members Of
the rroollyn Chess Club saturday. Dclnar Won
eleven games. lost one and drew two
At the Manhattan Chess Club saturday Dr.. Isaac
son played against twelve members simultaneously.
The single player nine games and lost three.
Pillsbury the champion Of the Boston Chess Club.
arrived In this city yesterday. lie goes to Phiadel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29
\ SOUVENIR ALEUM FOR TIE PRINCESS

TO pE GIVEN HER By THE CITiCULo COLON
CERvANTES- COURT ETIQUETTE IN SPAIN.
The cfIccr, and members of the Circulo Colon
for the ball in Madison -qIarr Garden Concert Hall
ON Friday evening, decided Yesterday To present Ia
nfinta Euaiic an elaborate souvenir album. and lis
preparation put into III" hands Of Artun tuyas.
the chairman Of the Committee Of Arrangements. II
will br Of vcllum about eight by twclv" inches IN
size and bound In white Hi suitably stamped In
gold II viii contain the tlc page rs 1t appeared
In the orders Of dance, th" committee ana club
organization. the pairon",,cs, the MENU order OF
Gnncc ,tc. cngros,rd they appeared after leaving
th" hands Of Tfinys workmcn.
IN" members of the club ar" cnthiSa'hc over the
nnqunliic success Of the ball. and 40 small part OF
their qualification Is due to the establishment and
pleasure which the lnianta expressed AT III" mag
niccncc of th" affair.
The lnfanta and the Prince had had no Idea
Of what II was going be- said an officer of the
society Yesterday "Tney knew That the spanish
colony in New York no. wealthy, ana 80 ala not
expect much This the lnfanta admitted to Dr.
Navarro and To this du" the fact that The
Infanta went In comparatively plain evening
costume and the Irnc, did not wear his uniform.
Ic Is colonel Of lIu.sars. and has most gorgeous
rnio,u beside his insignia ~ member oil the
ord,r NJ th. Golden Fleece and other decorations.
which Prince Antonio has not put Ion since coming
here although he la. them with him'
one thing has surprised ana somewhat dis,isteh
lis ~ h. added aud that l. III" way the matter oi
cour, e,i1u.te has been talked about with those
ohsu,d tales about knccling, backing away, kissing
the hand etc. There Is not bit Of that ut TIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29
TIE REV. DIR. WANIAND d. Ball.

Baltimore May - (SpeciaD.-Thc Rev. Dr. way
land d. Ball. pastor Of the AsSocat" Reformed church
of this city, and noted One OF the most brilliant
pupit orators in the country, died nj Worthngton
Ohio today. DR.. Ball was Il nativ" OF ONO. II"
studied nj Harvard. Upon entering tn" ministry h"
achieved 4 high reputation In the missionary field
IL, was thirty five years Of age. and had been p1sor
~ thr Associate Reformed Church for seven years.
DR. Eall WAS close friend OF DR.. briggs. VINO 0ceu
pied his pulpit several times during his Illness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29
TIE TRIBUNE FRESH-4IR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


Sir: II may be a little early to talk Of FrcSh-Air
bnslness but ! hope not. Malta C0hhahdcrNi No
81 Of Knights Tempar Of this city purpose RAISING
fund with which To bring into the country a party
q, Fresh Air children our plan Is well under
vay and | write YOU To know the " modus opcrihai
etc II this matter could be started In the di1ereh
communicates OF the state the result would De
rr-,t and noble work done. ! hope we are hrst III
the field and that many communicates VIII ioio"
tle example Yours truly,
ERAsTJS c. DELAVAN,
T. T.. c. Com Malta, No. 81, Chairman Fresh AIR
Committee.
NAV 1893,
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Special Notices.
Onlre Of the
NEW YORK DISPATCH.


New-York Nav % 1898.
To the readers OF the New-YO:k Dispatch:
owing TO accid,n 10 press at IN carly hour
Sunday morning unable rint our entire cd ton
until too late to supply all our early morning customers
Those who failed TO procure OF "The Dispatch"
this morning supply themselves tomorrow (Nondayl
from their sdea.cr direct Office of pubca.
ton. respectfully.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29

Thuisday Visits 20 BROOKLYN Bridge and business
portions Of the city in the morning and to the Morris
Park races In the afternoon.
Friday. June The nfanta Will probably start for
Chcagj In the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29

How about the prudence OF allowing Cough u
run on rasplng the Pulmonary and Bronchai organs
when that approved and speedy remedy, III -
Jaynes Expectoran. can be ootaiheu "o" AHA
ADothecary, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29

When baby was sick, gave her Costons
When she was q Child she cried for Castorias
When she became Miss she chung " Castor",
When she had children. she gave tnem CaSVo''~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29
COMMANDER Won KRIES.

London May 2S.-Commandor won KrlcS. Naval
and Military Ntachc Of the German Embassy here.
did to-day from heart disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29

and all the happiness -" can hr-t"w upon them
], therefore. bid them thrice welcome. ana Wi'h
that their stay with may -" among IL" nap
picst incidents ot their natural lives.
RETURNING - TIE H,TiL
Tie occasional march was begun when u wi-
after l. o'clock. tie Old Guard lc.ding. III" IN
fanta and Mr.. D'DOnohuc were the last 10 l"iF"
the church.
The party returned 10 III" savoy AZ l?;@o
O'clock and went Immediately % break
fast City Chamberlain ODonD hue and Major
~ ,an of the old GuIrd were the .Ic-t- Of ~"
lnfanta he party AT down III 4 room laden with
the perfume of roo,-- and hung with the dainty
green Of the plamOsa or running depdIasu- Inc
was.
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-29

phia to-day to fulfil weeks engagement at tAs
franklin Chess Club.