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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
DIRE pRrpltrIoN OF A SILVER SENATOR.

Chicago April - lSpeciaD.-Ini'' d States senator
Beckwith. OF Wyoming. who Is in the diy, has some
radical ideas I'm regard TO the gold problem. He sad
today The who" matter could be- settled In few
hours by issuing silver dollars containing 412 grains
OF silver and placing certificates representing 'tlen,
not gold. the market, and make them legal tender
for all things except imports. That would result in
placing silver parity with gold within very
few hours. The scnSelcSS custom OF spending each
year $4,000 900 In gold In purchasing silver
bullion that lies In the vaults and strong boxes doing
no one any good. would be obylatcd. II Is wrong
for men TO cry ont OH lou want TO help ont silver
States You are frcesver crank Illinois or
Delaware is Just much interested in securing silver
ct par with gold. an currency. as Is Colorado And.
mark me- II the East persists In bestng the West and
South as Il has for time In matters financial,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

EXCITING CHASE AFTER THIEF-No POLICE
MAX IN SIGHT.

MAX IN SIGHT.
\ crowd Of people went on wild chaS" a''F d
.uppo>ed chief last night on Eroadnay AMI West
1wcuty.ninth-~t. 40 p lie man appeared Hh'H u'
pul,,lcr. had crown too tired 10 continue ID" race
Two shots had been Hled and III" thief had ma" h'
cecppe About 10 O'Clock dlooSinS man tli'd 10
snatch pocketbook from the hands OF N"hh'
woman vlo with male companion, was p'sS'"1
the stu~ieyant House. The woman scrcarle''
and her escort started after the tmoi lie
ran rapidly through Twenty ninth ST. to six'haNe'
, score Of people joined In III" chase. 10 'uo"
hi, pur,ucrs the fugitive ran back toward bro'd
vay The group Of pursuing mon and boys i"h""'u
him Al Twenty -ninth-St. and fiIth-aNc some one
fired pistol in the air. With sudden 'uFh 'h'
thief faced tho crowd. pulled revolver from MS
pockct and discharged II. Fortunately. no one WIS
lt but there was less ardor shown In inc Pur
suit Ahnut Twcnty-cg atlst. and Fifth ave 'hc tii'I
disappeared. . -,
Dnring all this time no police officer was 10 oc
soon When the crowd returned 10 Twenty nlnth-s'.
for IN, a,coud tine Policemen IOmcroy. Galiagher
ard FITZGERALD appeared The man. however. was
then ot o. reach and the officers reported 10 heir
posts. ..., ~.
As no complaint made at The Thirtlr'h-s'
no,Ice station The name Of the young woman Is not
known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
WANTS 4 SCHOOL or POLITICAL SCIENCE.

Dos Moines. Iowa, April l4l.-toncfal J. u.
Weaver today made public proposition for the es-
Establishment Of an "indcpcndcnt school Of political
science I'm Dos MOncs. He says sHch school Is
necessary because every pltriouc cith'n "rcihEcS
that the adversaIics OF human liberty. tho" VIII"
wonld rob and cnsavc the world full handed ana
have the attention and control Of thc Of the
people They control the colleges and universities
Of the country" The. proposed SCHOOL is 10 have
seven pueresy,Ss!ip, cotfsspondns;.M the following
subjects: '"iabj aW pialc :ifntifs Ard inventions
finance: transportation r6ns,aional legislation ;
suffrage: appird ChiistaDity public DEBATES Gen
oral Weaver offers act director ~ the school
without salary until a can be- found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
uyASOy AND HIS FOLLOWERS IN JAIL.

The nine persons who have been living AT Park
Ridge bergen County. y, j., practising peculiar 70
licious rites ard calling Themselves Gods People,
are in jan at last. Five wears ago an ehori was
made 10 drive them ont Of Bergen County An or
canlya,ion Of citizens, headed by James Leach 'he
stationcr Of Nassau-s attempted TO force mem out
The result was that Mr.. Leach and Others were IN
dcted ard fined 81 900
The orgies and immoratics practised by 'Ao''
now in prison are said have been shocking Mnnsoh
who claims 10 b. God, made his appearance there
ooue vears ogo He boarded with the family Of
Herman storms. Tn family consisted OF Mt. ana
Mrs StoIms a son and u daughter Mi. storms Is
worth ols.t $1,000 Mnason succeeded In convert
Ing the entire family with the exception 81 c '"'h''
and he wa. finally Overrulcd The Farm was 'h'h
oven over 10 the Of the sect. Yesterday u''-
.crs reached - climax AT the farm. storms, Mnd>oh
nd the others went the Office OF W. b. Si'!th' II
iustcc OF the peace where storms w?s 10 >icn MS
rropcrv over to thc members oil Mhasoh > "o ~
some Of his relatives heard Of the AFFAIR. ana there
were some ont s!dcrs present IT." paper were spread
on On thr table ana Storms advanced TO sigh th'm'
g. ho lifted tho pen. the strangers. VIII" w"r" ocp4E
ehcrirs ecryed warrants for the arr"s; OF all present
with tn. exception Of STORMS and ia" li,ncc lH'y
marched their prisoners 10 Justice Ackcrmahs Once.
,rhe warrants charged conspiracy III" crime cons Is
~ having united TO Grfrnud the old man ont ol HN
,,,onor,v They Wer. Erld In Fl Uo earn lOr lhc
Grand Jury They could not furnish ihc security.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

SEIL SILNER INE Lll u

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
sr: The shipment Of gold on great a scale q,
alarming However the real solution OF the silver
question /, this President Cleveland and hi,
Ca,inc agree on shipping all Tie bar silver owned
by the Government 10 London. with instructions ID
sell As fast II, the market will take II and io ,cturl
proceeds In gold. This Nil biLg England 10 lace
the question whether they can afford 10 ruIn their
trade with India. or If 1t viii not be- wiser 10
agree on sorlc plan fos new international ratio
"A, between gold and silver. II We sell our bar
silver. We dispose Of what Is Useless TO u.s. anL TIL,
(. lur better than bond Issue. W., ,hnrd rive
public notice 10 ia" world that viii not irihcr
Increase vast hoard of silver What We need 10
aim AZ Is moi much 10 keep our rr,.ry,. nj inst
%IOJ,oUO.ONO gold. but nj plan To- reduce o,i.
immense stock II liver. What can b. better than
10 sell silver and bring back gold from rur,,n.,
EDWARD REED
Fast Orange y. j.. April -. lo!,3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
BOSTON BANKS TAKE ACTION.
HALF THEIR GOLD RESERVE OFFERED TO THE
GVERXMENT IN EXCHANGE FOR
LEG tLTENDEEs.


GOVERNMENT IN EXCHANGE FOR
tLTENDERs.
Boston. April >; caD.-RcprcscntativcS Of tn"
Boston National bark, met al the Clearing House tins
morning and unanimously resolved to tende" TO Ia"
Secretary of the Treasury half OF the gold reserve
now held by them in exchange for lcgalt"ndr notes.
The Clearing House COMMITTEE" was directed 10 carry
on, the resolution Tn" purpose Of this action was
TO show 10 tn" people who have become alarmed over
the gold situation that the bankers have no Tears 81
the financial soundr"ss Of the Government.
y cannot tell ju.t how much gold VIII be sent
TO Washington in accordance with this resolution,
said Moses Williams Of the Third NauOidl BhnK
" That is Of little importance The action was taken
TO aIay public Excitement and restore confidence
II (, MI nonsense TO suppose that The Government
Is in danger Of any financial embarrassment SIMPLY
because the gold deposits happened TO fall i've or
six millo1s short In last Saturdays report
Si,as Pierce. OF the Boston National IanR, $50
aid that the effect on the public would be ten times
greater than the actual amount OF gold SOW. u
understand that the York banks" he continued
are tumbng all over themselves TO do TINS same
thing though the action I'm Boston was entirely inde-
pcndcnt This scare * unca!cd for
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury liamhn, VINO
has been in Boston day two. has officially assured
The BOSTON banking interest that the Government IS
doi y redeem cv,rythi'y III coid Inc
banking people here informed Mr.. llamiln lM,'' III
their opinion a bond issue to be sold ABROAD WAS
neXpedien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
MANUFACTURE

the platform the people will overlook the grand
ba sin reaching ont to III" lake. beyond the
perstvle crowned by its colossal eflgcs. 10 the
rioht Of the President as he looks across thcS"
waters will be- Agricultural HAN and Machinery
Hall and on the left th, Manufactures Building
and the Hall for Electricity There vii, he Il
wondrons display of bunting in all colors and for
IN. distribution of these numberlcSs flag stalls rise
from the roofs of all the buildings. The better to
nroyidc for the more perfect hearing OF the orch?
fra and chorus an immense sounding board WIN
no constructed against the front of tho Administra
ton Building. ,.. IT.. ,o,
son Park are nearing completion. The elevated
railroad has begun the running Of its trains 10
the Nadison-aIc station on SiXty-thirl-St Dur
inc the coming week runs will begin TO the EX-
position grounds proper. HE running time ON
the terminus at Congresses II. TO the Exposition
grounds will bc about thrty-siX minutes. The
Illinois Central has comp letcd and ready ior use
u large number Of summer ears like thOsc which
arc used On tn" Corey Island railroads. The
steamers that are to carry people ivy wntcr ar"
a!so reported to be in coriplct" readiness for
eo;vicr II will bc th" lst or mdIl" of June,
however, before the work row IN progress on
budnc, located to the westward of the Expo
siton inclosure will De sufficiently far advanced
10 admit Of a general clearing up Of wrcckagc
and Of putting th" streets into Anything like
decent condition for pcdestriani>m. Every day.
at this time. seems to add to further confusion
rather than To Improvement in existing conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25

Hank Sphrocdcr United States soldier at Fort
Wadsworth, was fatally stabbed at 10 O'Clock last
night The soldier and four others were drunk. The
s,abbing occurred on New \ork-avc. Clifton. staten
Island, ana Sphrocder on his way to the fort at
the time. The knife entered his abdomen. lie was
taken 10 the hospital In the fort. The who
were with him at the tim" fed. and the police ar
rested Matthew Welsh. u boarding house runner and
sack" Bowers colorcd. Bowers Is known a bad
man. and Is always ready with knife. lie has
been In rOublr before. Bowers + believed Ia have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
THE MISSISSIPPI CONGRESS.

Ogden Utah. April Ex-Governor Prince, prcsi-
don't of the Tram Mississippi Congress, called that
body 10 order this morning In the Opera House.
Governor Prince made II brief speech In which h. con
graduated the Congress lis splendid representation
lie referred 20 the subjects Of arid lands. irrigation.
harbor Improvement and free silver the work
lined for the Congress. As each subject named
hearty and prolonged cheers filled the house. Gov
crnor Mcconnell, of Idaho. replied TO addresses Of
welcome delivered 10y Mayor Lundy and Colonel
Harvey. Of Ogden. In his address Governor Me
tonne assured his hearers OF his belief IN the ability
of the Trans M-,iS sippl Congress impress the Ma
ti0nal Congress with the importance Of restoring sil-
Yer 10 It's proper standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
REPUBLICANS GAIN POWER IN RAYONNE.

BayonncS new city Council came into power last
night with Mayor william G. Farr beginning his second
and relieving public suspense by turning ont OF
ONCE nearly all -Ilarcd officials whose terms expired
~ IN" eleven Councilmcn formed new ina
jogy and worked together. officials put into office by
the ''lig eight all removed.
Their" trnIlle. hut strong police guard
was pr sent New officer, were chosen f-r one year.
salaries not being fixed. Mayor Fairs annual mes
sage made favorable IMPRESSION Republicans
made gains H. patronage. four Of the ruling seven be
Ing Rcpul Leans Tn" Beard Of Education failed TO
elect new president and adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
NEW BOUND BROOK

has ali city coavcnicnccs with greatest country
benefits among which are freedom from mos u-
tees perfect sewerage abundant supply vf best
quality OF water. under heavy gravity pressure ::
electric lights Tcfori paved streets a!. sidewalks
uniformly built. and all lois restricted against
every sort of nuisance and Objectionable feature.
A few beautiful. cottages and choice lots Tor sale
cheap. on easy terms No spectators need apply ::
only home seekers wanted. There three lines
of railroad. frequent fast trains. block signals.
insuring safety; Communication J 3 cents. including
ferry: time less than en- hour from New-iork.
Unsurpassed advantages offered for establishing
MANUFACTURES near by. For map AMI particulars
address RAY V. PIERCE. Bound Brook. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
LITE STEAMSHIP ARRLEALc.

State OF California (BF), Braes. Glasgow Anrl
~ Neville l.. with mds and passengers to Austin Bald
win & Co. Arrived az the Bar NJ 30 p. NJ
steamer Cyutana tDr). Mckenzie. Bevrout March 80.
Gibraltar April o. with mdsc and passengers ord.P
Arrived a. the Par at y. m
Steamer Panama tslan, Rivera, Colon March Fl.
Havana 80. with mdse and passengers 10 Ccballos
Arrived at the Far 80 D.
Steamer Fulton Nor. jacobsen. G'bo1icaca Cuhs 8
day. with fruit Bonnet. Tur n Co; vessel 10 " W
IIurlbur: Co. Arrived at the Bar at 10 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
SELECTIONS FROM THE MiiE.
NEWSPAPER MEN ARE NoT rEGGArS

NEW -IAIER NEN AEE NbI El'''Nh~'
TO the Edi'or Of The Tribunc
sir. In the l-su" 81 Your paper dat"d April -
there appeared an article anctiing IN" Nc"-> "rk
Pre-, (lub. emitted New spap,r M,n Are Not Beg
gals IN" nrtcl" j. false dcfsmntory and Ib"lous
In n'nrly all Of IFS statements and especially So In
the s'aicmcni, contained in these extracts,
The Lcegins vhic. vanou, ONT 'ftown press Clubs
hav" orici t. I, modelled after IA" metliod, now
-fllv ~ Ito Pres lub ~ M, town. a club That
la, made blachmailug lin" art ana reduced sturdy
begging to an exact science. This concern. CON.
pl~ed In hrg" part II men who l!av" NO connection
With active and reputable Journalism whlt"y,r. or
ar" hanging on 10 II with their eyebrows. l.,
now engaged I'm The master effort of II, d.,
The crcduliiy. III" ignorance. the easy good nature
Of Ills town 10 ut it,clf lin" clubhouse and 90
asNur" IT. ineapAbls refuge I'm the future from the
results u their OWN impros nee" cuisines, mrn.
actor'. artist are levied upon. and In each polite
request turks the covert threat.
York Press club. whatever II was once. has long last
the instinct 81 dclic.ry. Whether It wants carpet
u clnbhOnso. " Will not pay II prefer, - beg. To
whecdc bully somebody else into pro, idng for lis
wants.
At a meeting Of the board Of trustee, Of The club
nm mmealat" rctractlon of tie statement, quoted.
J. W. KELLER.
President OF IN, Press Club.
JOHN A. COCkERILL
Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees.
The Press Clnb New York. April -. i-93
Tn" article IN question was simply quotation
from Tho sun but We are glad 10 give the
officers of the club the opportunity Of deny ing
the accuracy OF our contemporary statements
Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
SPEAKER BiRRETT'S SUIT FOR LIBEL.

Boston. April Nv. T.. Barrett speaker OF the
Stat" House Of Representatives and candidate for
Congress from the With District to-day brought civil
suit against W. :. Grccnough of Wakefield to recover
$4,000 damage, for nh alleged libel contained in a
communication from Mr. GrecnOngh published In 4
morning newspaper The communication charges that
Mr. Barrett mulctcd Republican candidate for office
who wished certain matters Of news printed in Mr..
Barrctt's newspapers. "Th" Advertiser ard tn
1 ll-nr1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
RJG CONCERNS SOLD TO TIE. RTBBER TRt st

provdence April - (spcclaD.-The Woonsockct
Dubbor Company. the Marvel Rubber Company ana
the Lawrence Fcliing Company all controlled by
Jose,b Eanigan Of this city. have been sold 10 the
United state, Rubber Company. better Known a. the
Rubber Trust. The capital stock OF the W"ohSocket
Rubber Company is S2C0Oooo' ana OF 'h' Mai'''
Nomrapr s.Oo 600 The WOOnsOCkct Company has
bocn very successful. !, paid on, more than ~.
ooo 600 lac, wear for crude gum alone. Mr..
Ranlran Is also owner OF She organ oi the Demo
cratic party in this State, but Is presumably not OPP
posed 10 trusts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
SUCCESSFUL TESTS or LIFE.SAvIyG KITES

Newport Il. J.. April 24.-PrOfessor Davis's life
saving Kite was successfully hoatcd from Brcn'on's
Reef Ligiship to the shore. distance OF mile and
a half with a line attached. In twenty five mile
breeze, this afternoon on" mile OF lifeline run
ont In forty one minutes. Two Rites were used. one
attached TO n float AT the end OF the line and the
other half Il mile back OF that. The breeze much
lighter than would occur in actual service. and II i
claimed that the heavier the wind even AT hurricane
velocity, The letter the kites VIII WORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
MEMORIALS OF TIE REBELLION

To the Editor Of The Tribune
ir There lave Just boon PIE c1tcd 10 the New-Norlt
Historical Society bound volumes relating To the
War OF the Rebellion. unique In being entirely hand
made Illustrations aud oil. Tho work contains many
valuable historical documents. such A. Col mel Mosbvs
original oath OF allegiance and many autograph let cS.
These nvc volumes cost over ~ 900 and constitute
one OF the mort curious memorials of the war. They
presented Ia the society by the Association OF
Veterans Of the lst New-loIk Mounted Rifles
". II. ARMSTRONG.
secretary Of the Association.
No. - NcScy,t Ncwi York. April -. l-g3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
~ FAVOR OF THE GOLD STANDARD.

7 q The Ed or OF T Inc TIL Dune
Sir: Permit Old reader to say n few words i'm
the valuable columns of Your paper. The gold
standard the only correct financial policy for this
country. The free coinage Of silver means re
padiation and spoliation by the dishonest debtors
who might wish to shirl their obligations. Tie man
who III wants TO cancel the debt with 30 cents
Gold Is Il fixed standard under which the debtor
cannot free himself from his just Obligation. con
srqucntly II II very d'ta>tcfu To him. All rich
men. bondhodcrs. bankers and educated people are
for the slnsc gold standard.
PATRICK IIAIA MURPHY
somrryillr, y. j., April -, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
NOTES REDEEMABLE HALF IN SILVER.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
sir: In your editorial on April 10. ~ step That
/, Not Lawful the Intent 10 maintain the pority of
gold and silver etc. Is the keynote. Now n IA
II IL would b. unlawful 10 redeem all note, presented
Ia both gold aud silver, half each That
would De no discrimination between the Two KIM,
Of coin. II that policy wcr" adopted the pr.s,nta
ton, for redemption would be- 20 great and the
now uscles, silver would become useful Insicll of
either ut ho'd"i oPion ~ mould he both. at the
40 w g. DE-llIER.
Columbus, Ohio April 10. ,ieAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
CHEROhEES on THEIR WAY TO WASHINGTON

81 Louis. Mo-, April "a chief j. :. Harris. OF
the Cherokee Nation. accompanied by Treasurer f. A.
Starr. D. ". Lipc and j. r. Cunningham. delegates for
the National Cherokee Council to visit Washing
ton with authority TO make a contract with the Sec
rotary Of the Interior for the payment Of $500 900,
n part payment for money due from the sale OF
the Cherokee strip. left here for Washington this
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine New. Hampshire and Vermont generally
fair; sOutherly wind.
For Massachusetts, Hhod, Island and Counccticus,
generally fair, thcrly tastcrly winds; slightly
wormtr,. except on the coast
For Eastern Ncw-Ncrk Eastern Pennsy l,lnl and
NewJer,cy inc,easin, coldiness with aoaI shove 70
during the afternoon night ,astry south ry "inas;
slightly warmer
E.r the District Of Columbia. Delaware and NaryanS,
Increasing cpufiness. with rain during the afternoon
night: slightly warmer.
For West IN Penn ,l,ana and Western New-ieSSs
local rains warmer In the lake regions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
MIR. JORDAN IN THE. SyB-TREAst Rf.

Conrad ~ Jordan, the Assistant Treasurer nj
New York. who Is TO have charge oil the suD-Ir'NuF
in This city, took charge Of the Office yesterday IL"
tool, the oath Of Office late on Saturday, ana went 10
tbo srh Treasury nj 10 a. III. Yesterday. and without
any ceremony took charge OF the Office. a few MN
ME, later Ellis H. Roberts, his predecessor ana
Erayton ives the president Of the Western Naliohal
nnoir any statement in regard the gold situation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
TIE UE1THER REPORT.
HIGH WINDS IN THE WEST.

WASHINGTON. April 2i-rhc storm no,c t sonhca~'ward
during the day and t. now central IN NothC,S. IN Kan
IL has produced heny showers or lght rams
throughout the Mississippi Valley from Northern Louis
lana TO Duluth ana In tn lower Ohio ly. AID snow
the Northwest. High south rly winds are reported
the Central Mississippi VALLEY and thc Southw,st. and
high northrrly winds gales in the Dakoas. II, pass
ulr has Fallen cvid GlN throughout the central VAL
and the lake r'con> IL has risen m"idy ~ tn
NOiUw">t ana on the northern Pacih' II q
warmer In all Ia" lstts except tac Dlkotas MOntal2
and Wyoming. where IL : 20 10 80 degrees colder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
PRIZE WINNING PICTURE SOLD.

c. Morgan Mcllhennev Of the winners Of ne
Illgartan prizes for 1898 Ea> old his pr7ewinnias
Picture entitled Gray Morning. cor 800. A. Is U-uI
with sales made q; the NliioDal Acad9ny Of Design ts
name of the purchaser could be learned The rus
Of the academy forbid the disclosing OF the names q pir'
chascrs
Mr. Nellie ,ncy received $1,000 the prizes had nos
been awarded for three years. lie lives shruboa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
pEE>nyTERIAyS Discuss TIE WORLDS FAIR

The closing social meeting Of the Sea son OF the
Presbyterian Union held at sherry, last night.
II WIS Lar gcly attended and there wa, an interesting
discussion OF the theme "Chri,tinnv and the World
Fair This theme was chosen on account Of the ap
proachng opening ~ the big Fair
The Rev. Dr. ". ". htcrbury secretary Of IA"
New. York sabbath Committee. who has recently
spent several weeks In Chicago I'm connection with
the proposed religious congress made an addr's, on
the subject under review witch heard with great
interest The Rev Dr. II. A. StlmsOn. pastor Of III"
Broadway Tabernacle and the Rev. Dr. II. VI. Wharol,
Il ralilmOr'. were among the other ,p'1her-. Dr.
Whn'ton viii b" ono Of the cOalon-rS oi Mr. Moody
the .VanE,.l-tif services 10 lr held IN Chicago
during The Worlds Fair. After o." discussion supper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
CAMPFIRE or THE T. d. MORGAN POST

r. D. Mo- gan Post No. 307. e. a. H.. held It's regular
quarterly campfire last night NJ the Grand Opera House
Hall Twenty hird-st and Eighthayr. The post presented
Morgan Camp line SILK nag stand Of ana drum
Past Commander Alexander Ncuburger made the Ircsenta
ton Oh behalf Of the post Captain Manchester replied
for Morgan Camp and paid glorious Tribute 70 Past
Commander Ncubergc. There were music ana recita
tons after the presentation. supper served later
n the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
4 CASE or RtBTES 1T PATERSON V ,

james Blair silk weaver. living I'm Van IuIgbtrn-
ST., Paterson ~ j.. was bitten BY "A sayog. siberian
case OF malignant rabies. His condition /, serious
lie will be takcn TO New York for treatment at the
fastetir Institute.