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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03
DIR BRIGGS AND Az ORTHODOXY TEXT hook.

The vacant chair OF systematic theology In The
rnion TI,.olngicnl seminary has been given TO Dr..
Charles \. ErigPs. lie began his lectures Yesterday
morning. and created mild sonsnilon among tn
student, hy aiiuchinc the Smith eat book. which
X recognized rs orthodox throughout the Church.
The smith system Is regarded conservative, and
those opposed 10 Dr. Briggs say that his action In
attacking Dr. smiths view. IN controversial spirit
uurs an end all conaeIVa;iSm In the Union SrmIm
urv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

1heney Mrs. II. 5. Fly. Mis- X s. Hartman. Mis-.
w. *. iinhes Mrs George lie Forest Lord Miss f.
t. {. Rogers Mrs. q {. Wha,lock and lie officers
OF the home cX Oficio
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Lisbon March 2.-Thc Portuguese corvette Alfonso
Albuquerque, commanded bv Captain Amaval, cA
Minister Of Marine. will 80 to NewiOr' 10 take part In
the great naval review.
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NCHsE.-Hv a girl /. fond Of children
Address EMMA CONNELL. 2ts Web.ter.
ave-. care Of Mrs. ChristInln. Jersey City.
StAIsi Rt.SS by hr>t-class scam.
stress; understlnfs dressnaling. and reno.
Yates equal TO new. Ia private families.
Ms. HAVANS. 22t Fast l0Oth-st.
SEAM STRFSS. &c.-Pv . swedish girl
a. scanstress and assist with other dnties.
or n help irc~smaker; quick sewer. Please
write to SEAMSrRFSS coo 3d-ave.
SEAMSTRESS.-Situat ~ seamstiesek
or go out nv the day ,frst-clase cntsfr a.
litter: years' exnerience. Call or -
dress II. IT,. 100 East 10th-st.
WAJIRt:SS.-By yeunR glPi n !ese.ur1no
or hotel. or any Kind q work. ~ 5sh-sve
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HsIp Danteo.

- 49,
AGENTS ana CANvAsSERS. male or
female 80 to ~ daily profit, sure expei'
cncr unnecessary no TALKING required en-
elusive territory given. For particulars
address /. PU IMAM CO., West Winstea'
Coun.
AGENTS.-Eycrrtt rlirin seeder plea -es
the ladi",; IT,. sample b. mall 10 cehte
McGOWN SPECIALITY CO., Room ljJ.
W,rh Iuid!nl.
EpokKEFPER> collectors. sale'm"n.
ofr' u--iStnt clerks. pJt'I>, iacari-,
satrhm.n janitor~, ,oichm"n. bart'nders,
a .dcnr'>, farmers u-'ful.incn pio urc en-
pluymcnt ID, alp,ing MtTC Al A"ENCl,
s3i broadway.
WANTED Hairoad >witchmcn or yard
trI!nurn to work ia railroad yard, away
nom NrW-NoIk COOL wages u good men
willing to work oIply after =. NJ. parties
on - town dr-itog> Of securing employ
mrnt. plca-r communicate 10y mail. sitting
-. rli'ncr AID giving addr -. CHARLES
DOpbF. lV2 fuliOn--t.. hight mp, New
YORK.
WANrfD.-A boy In wholesale
grocery hOus" - do Office work and make
himself generally useful our who lives
with hi. ulrrn,S and write, good bu>i
nc-- hand -llafy - or - a week. Addrr.,
IN own handwriting. ID. \. X, Box ., Tfib.
Lnc Onicr.
WANTED. Men 10 establish l., rout b.,
in r'sry town wi. small 'Y'rI sEI ,9ia.I
Gol-6O3 rallowhlll.,t.. Philadelphia.
WANTED-A GOOD. steady and com
prt.nt latent office diaughtsman To accept
position In Chicu.O address II one, Y
/ LORD THOMAS. stating age. cN.
p"ricncr and references.
WATCUNEN. Jaritof> married couples.
boo * ape collectors. lor'"l-. stablrmen
'"l hnrt. o.h,r- -rcHl. positions thror "a
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
80 frpidwav.
- 10 $50 CAN BIZ MADE monthly
wordae for ~ i. JOHNSON 4 CO, No.
8 Soutn llth.st. Rlchmond. Va.
Females.
INCREASE YOrR INCOME by work.
ug f,l uIr ~ NOur own home. no experience
Hrtc->I.N good pa. ~"fd Stamped en-
,c!op'. DIR. >>MAklR. GO ShaWn,ut-aNe.
ED-tOa. No connection with others adyeI-
Using under the nam" II Gr',sHaker.
WAIVED at One three women 10 work
~ hons, for ~. oder Work or plain s'W-
.re --.nd nl' particulars ~ what YOU nave
worked AZ aud enclose stan pod envelope.
SEWING Co. 81 Wail,cc.~t.. Cambridge,
Mas.
WANTED Trustworthy gin To tlnc
ar 81 two shillf"n. call between = anI
> o'clock AZ 80 M~-t j?th.-t
WORK GIVEN TO Go at home to r.>pect.
abb women We cannot gudrant"" big paw
but viii give steady work ana from - 20
- weekly. send addfc-~.l stamped OIL.
vrlOp". TAYLOK'S DEE>SMAkINas Co,
3a Bromfeld-t. Boston.
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Business Chaurcs.

PARTY with $1,000 can cor'iol ma
established manufacturing bu-inr.- ,dplhl.
u large extension product VIII sell We'll
II tolurubi i'm ENhihifion ro indrh, dnr :
klHDlkt,A NTEN NANFI. CO., %, SIN
'on,->t.. Philadelphia.
AZ CRAFTSMANSHIP feed bu,i-
ness. - mile. from Ncw.N0rk excellent
IN alton aad doine -ooi hp.iic.s. good
n'-or Tor -cIns. AdItc~ FEED. "a
NaIT"D--t
ACTIVE PATTY WIN ;5ooo uap..d
IN nlanufact Iring huhinr-. fglt ,al h,
arg i cAt ntrd Article specially adapted
Tor Words TAR an unu>url nppo. tuniii
no debit. Addr.-S g. II. W, rb'.I~
once.
BUSINESS MANAGER for lro,,.tcd IN
du,try plsnt> large; staple articles. &.
+. G.. Triton" ONCE.
FOR so 600 CASH and q snail percent
Jce Of yra'h profits VIII b" -Od e vrty
>urcr SiHl -thool OF uiI-ir ricL propfi tor
wants 20 r-ih": ~ u -fort .uo , music
teacher %. carl the institution rmfiI".s or,
~ ne FRONTS no ait'ntiDI VIII be- paid 10
'or e-pOndrut> VINO are financially irrc-l oi.-
o. pos T.. NJ e.. 10 .oiiic' Bon $50 Ncw-
Nnr, 'itv.
ft.i.N,n lam ti'ui> an wait. luiin.f
VIII small capit iui IT.. --mikin. hu-ilD->.
trirsH PARTISAN. rrilun" Uptown o.
ice. 2i2 Hroidwa!.
jDB lRiN NJ OH ICE FOR SAL
Ia good locaton IN this city r.tabl shed
businc,> well EQUIPPED Tor .mHll. rru
wor4. Adir's, BARGAIN. Bon >. 1r3-
M" once.
rKOPRIEIO. OF a novel. "Nar,eloi.,
Ecmrdy," suffering humanity Longs for
wants partner win money. o. hn>in,~,
ibility Interested. Address MILLIONS.
.u7 East sjth-,t.
WANTFD.-A special partner with
fiO.CpO cash for an engineering anl con-
-lruction company references given. Al.
dress CONSfkUC TION. Tribune pniD".
WANTED.-On gallery In an "r.:1hil,h "i
business 200 miles from Nrw-lOik. a u1u
with ri 10, to loan at : per ccut ou good
collateral buslnc B., security excellent .ri,f
cnces ci,cn. Address BUSINESS. Bon
Tribune.
40 WEEKLY. with 800 c1piirl.-Au
unusually proitabl" Investment ROW /. -
IIANDfCArPING SYSTEM
Second succc,.ful year: sub,cr!hrr> oil pare
Of the United State gld canada pfoft D.
TUNED EACH WEEK pro Ircti- 1913 fec.
{. u. ROWE. Po>t0Hce Bon IL BrooklN
10 600 SLOT MACHINES 10 loa-c
toilet p1pcN. - cents monthly rental
4 aluablr and exclusive ter TORY allotted
free. 90 Broadway. Room 20. 10 % ~.
$50. 900 WILL BY one-thlrl Interest
In A nrouertv worth a Al 01D eco half the
amount VIII he used b. dev"lop IN" prop
city: reference. given and Investigation
courtei. .R. J. T." Tribune Onice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

ADVERTISEMENTS AND 81 E>,Eip.
rI,JNs ron; Inr, NEW-IpKh IhIu.
uNE WILL BE RECEIVED Ar liiE Up.
Town OFFICE. No. l-2i- BrolIWay. ID
door north OF Ihirty-nr.t->t ana ADNEK
lIst.MfN1> at the following Branch or.
rce- Isl -th-aNe.. :. e. cor. 2:u-Sf. i52
cthsve.: IL Fgulth-a,e., corner -Four.
teenth.st go Thlri-aNe.. corner ! Oril.
, yenth. st. :; ops Thiri-a,e.. near Silky.
nrs,.st. EOS tirst-a,e.; lC0 West torty-
second.st.; l75 tolumbusSve. 80 Ia
A1th.st., corlcr Thin-eNe. $50 Last l2J'b.
a.. near Thira-Iye. ;2 Avenue \; .323
Tniidave; 20 Wcst Fourt' cnfh 81 3
west 42d-,t. l49 Chur hist. 15i Third.
ave. 1888 Third-aye.; 2.oji Jhirf-aSr.,
bRwecn 18th and iI3th srs.
In Br, oklyn. a, 80 Courtst.: JOI ID"
Kalb-ave.; 100 Brdford-ave.. and M. 10
Broadway, up TO 3 y. M, at rcgulas Office
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90 Get for Bnsinesspnrposcs
Rral Gstate Wantc0.

COUNTRY property desiring the'r
houses In our rental catalogue must -rhu
particulsrs bv March 18Th.
II East 42d-st.
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ROFv GIIERARD1
4 poRTrGrEsE CORVETTE COMING HERE.

Rea. Admiral. L. =. Navy,
Commanding rnitsd sta-es Naval Review Fleet
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CressmakinQ.

A.-A.-UHf.>SM elegant cutter
and litter, rs 1ay or at home perfect LII
guaranteed velvet. silk or ,lcth suit, made
~ one week FOR SO fancy waists, coats aud
tall gowns Q specially. ~ East lOth.st.
near broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-03

YOUNG LADY wishes writing Z d. in
dress II. G.. =. Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
NEW ARK

Mrs. Emma Colfay. wife Of Harrison Col'a1. nj
no 20 Bcllcviilc ave. has been missing from her
home since saturday. April IS. ON the same day
william Crane n married man living AZ No. flth
ave- disappeared. The Two hav" bc~n associated IN
,omrcrancs work and much In each others
c.mpanv Mrs. COIlsx Is woman Of forty Nv"
ycnr End has three and daughter. the youngest
child being sixteen. She has for years been an hcv"
member Of the Eighth Avenue Methodist Church. ana
one OF the most jealous WORKERS In the Womcns
Christian Temperance Union. Crane is about thirty
eight years old, and has no children. lie was Il
convert TO temperance and religion about two year
ago. Mr.. Crane has returned 10 her parents
John Collins. ;hc sprintcr who was shot tor losing
footraco nj the Lodi Hotel In HARRISON hy Iatrch
l. Dolan a Newark liquor sllrr. who wa, his bachrr
walked out Of -, Michacl's Hospital yes rday, ana
disoppcaerd before he missed. Collins was 80
hadlv wounded that II was thought hc would die,
and Dolan who was arrested. was taken To Ia"
hospital and identified by Collin, and I, now confined
nt snake I'M The Newark police ar" convinced
that the escape planned b. friends oi Doal
get the principal witness against MN out oi inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Vessels Of naval review feet open 10 visitors
Recen,ion 20 Navy officers at the University Club
evening. -. -
Meeting OF the Association for Good Roads. NO %
Broadway, II a. IN. 40 ,,,.o
william b. Handy abduction case. YorkviLe Police
Court. ..,
Meeting Of the Ncw.York kindergarten Association
No 22s West Thirty -hfth.st., $50 p M
Ononinp ~ new rooms Of the Fcncers' Club. NO 81
West Twenty -socond-st
Preliminary meeting Of the National Society OF the
Sons ~ the American Revolution
Joint meet ng Ministerial Associations. Fourth-avc
Pr,sbvcrlan Church, II n.
Meeting OF the Ncw-YOIk city Marble Cemetery
yault owners. Cooper Union. 80 y. m.
baseball New.York Baltimore, Polo Grounds.
p. n.
Walters parade. p. M
Colonial Club election. evening.
Oucninc Of the Press Club Fair Grand Central
Palace.
Musical entertainment at the Republican Club
Commencement exercises, Harlem Branch. Young Mems
Christian Association No. West Onc-hundrcd.and
twenty .hih.st.. s. 10 D. m.
Meeting Of the PrsbytcIy o. Brooklyn, Cumberland
Street church. III ,oklyn. 80 =. m.
Ma.s.mcctlnc Of citizen. Of Washington Heights TO
discuss rapid transit Athancum in One.hundcd and fifty
hth-st.. p. m.
Young Mems Democratic Club No. Al Cour-st.,
BROOKLYN evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
RUTHERFORD.

After n weeks postpou"ment ~" petition 81 t"
Jersey CITY IIobokcn and Rutherford Electric RAN
way Company for a franchise viii again come up at
the meeting Of the Borough Council tonight. 'n"S-
pcctcd difficulty has arisen IN getting The consents
Of property holders along the propo-"d ron'e' ana
until the consents 81 owners % onehaf III" properly
have been obtained no legal action can d" rhH'h ~
fine Council A. tie Erie Railroad owns on" I'D" OF
Erie Avenue along which the electric railway u
e> ncc,ed 10 rim the unanlmou, consent OF tho own
or, on the other side will b. necessary, rs II Is not
.,,,,po. 81 the Ere will welcome a competitor.
a delegation Of Rutherford InlhrinnS, lnclunihg
the Roy t,cCrgc II. badger pastor Of The 'huicl OF
,ur Father and IT, g.. cll. treasurer Of th" futh"r
ford Heights Association. viii 20 I" Washington 10
dny 10 attend the Unitarian Conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
,,o,-xD HIM ROLLED IN A CARPET.

~
r,crn prRGLAR EASILY CAUGHT-oThEh
ARRESTS MADE.
a., ,, Mummy returned to her home, No. 3D.
,,u,.~a,o saturday night ut late hour, ana
,rd that If had been broken into by some one WIN
,d mo business there. Entering holl BEDROOM s'e
., Cha, rho carpet had been torn up and was roliea
al, In thc middle If the room. Or invesu-
" .' a., hurdlc she found strange man SOUND
as,co, with the carpet tightly rolled over MN. lie
;,,,. hod made effort 10 steal anything, bnt
>, ,,od the house in search Of n comfortable plac"
=. rr He was arrested. and said that his name
,,o. lanes Eagan No 193 Troyave.
Afr. ucNccly who lives at No. 377 Prospect Place'
,,s ov,kcncd late saturday night by strange noises
T.. nor norlor AroIislng her husband they made n
80, ord found that two burglars were I'm the paror
rho mon made their escape, hut nm hour later
,vii,,u NcGlonc 81 No. 6G3 Washingon-ave., was
orrc.,od ,s one Of the NEIL His companion mas ho'
Vet been heard from.
Iosoph Golischmidt and Louis Wolf were arres'en
,o,tcrdo. by Detective Campbell and Policeman Hai
~ ,I. sixth Precinct charged with being connec'fN
Sixteenth Ward during the last SIX months me
nnIic. also hav" In custody Isaac Dcl'rlch anu Iis
sifn ~ Maspeih. l.. l.. who are alleged 10 pe NV
rrccivcrs al stolen property. The amount OIL property
stolen Is said 10 be- valued AT 100000.
Nathan LoIrc's stable. at Osborne and LAvona sls'
wa, broken into saturday night. and horse anu na
ness valued at 500 were stolen Later In the nen,
hc propcrtv was returned, and 1iyman GliWlh, VI
No ~ Rocka wnyavc., was arrested on Suspicion vi
beinr fhc thief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
NEW-YORK CITY

The notorious Doc Bliss. who has been arrested
many times for theft. was arrnIgned in the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday the charge OF steal
Ing coat and waistcoat from the store Of Brooks
Bros Twenty -scconds,. and Broadway lie was held
I'm 1900 bail
The funeral OF Isaac Ickeheimer was held at his
home No. 10 West Forty-sevcnth-st. yesterday. The
services were conducted by Rabbi Gothei OF Temple
Emanu FL The burial In Salem Field Cemetery.
The new twin-screw steel steamer Richard Peck has
returned to her place the New Haven Line, having
been reprinted and otherwise put In complete order
The hour OF leaving New-York pier No. %. East
River has been changed to 3 30 p. m. The other
steamer goes at IL 80 p. ~, as usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
TO VISIT METHODIST MISSIONS iBROiD.

DIshOp Foss OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
and DR. John :. C0uchcr Of Baltimore. will start
IN a trIp around the world todiy They
will spend six weeks In Japan three weeks In corca.
three or four months In China then they viii visit
two or three conferences In India and 10 Egypt.
Palestine Csn.tlntinoplc, Athens and Gibraltar Or.
Fo,s and DR.. Gpuchrr have the following appoint mrni
from the Missionary society: d" E' sply,d That DR..
John r. GOrclcr and Bishop I0sS b. app)3icd u
committee 70 inquire into methods and result, of
work number Of conversions, cost Of subsistence and
other questions. Information upon which. in their
Judgment may be- Of value Ia the Board and they
are empowered To inspect all accounts and max" all
in1urics necessary 10 acquire such Information In
Japan. Corca. China. India and other fields which
MAJ vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
Nrs vcror Rernett alias Hattie Lcathc. Of No.
JERSEY CITY.
q HUDSON

As Joseph BURNS, Waterman at the HUDSON
County Jail, going the rounds NJ o'lo'h !cN
tcrtay morning he man climbing 'hr""E"
the door OF cell three bars OF which he hau save"
out The aperture was not large enough ana ne "'u
stuck fast Tie man was John Lcal, who was sen
fenced IA three wears in State prison for swimming
II L Trurber Of Ncw-York ont of 5000. and who
was N 80 convicted Of threatening 70 blow mp hiucKs
brewery nj Harrison. He was detained NJ th' COUNTY
iail pending an appeal. His cell mate was th"afu
Foley. one Of the men who stole tobacco vainn ~
$40 600 from the Hamburg steamship dock AZ hon BOO,
ken Foley denied thar he had any plrt III ~"
at,on,n, Ia escape. 4 fine steel saw was ionnd IN
the coil hut Lcal refused 10 say how he obtained H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
ORANGE.

The Riding Club ~ Orange held successful
paper chase on saturday afternoon. III" meet was
nj prospccr.st. and ParlIavc.. East Orange. and a
large number Of people witnessed the start. The
harcs were +. II! La Pierre and +. =. Alling. The
course was alout sever miles long. leading through
watscssing Bloomfield. Franklin. Upper Montclar and
Montclair 10 "A finish in Orange II Glcnwood and
sprlncdac ayes Those who followed the course were
James j. Dill. Miss Emma DIE. Walter q. Cook, Mrs.
Cook Edward BOoie, Lons lallock ana sylvester
Judd The Canadian thoroughbrcds recently bought
by the club did good work, taking three and four rail
fences with ease.
The west Orange Township Committee held n
special meeting SATURDAY, evening at which It
granted an electric franchise 10 the suburban Traction
Company, the only stipulation being that the com
parry should pay the township $50 mile each year
Tor all tracks operated in the township the first
five years. and thereafter at the rate Of 800 mile
ono N.uT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
DIRLEIGH MAY DE CHARGED WITH MURDER

james Il. Burleish, an usher employed In the BED
ford Theatre was zncd yesterday before Justce
lcting and committed 10 Raymond Street jail to await
the result Of the injuries OF Peter Gaynor. who was
stabbed IN tho groin days ago. during quarrel
about a young woman named Angelica Rocca' But
leigh and Gaynor have for some time been isVishlhg
tacir earning, on the young "ohh'' anu NUN
.taLbng the men met In the hallway OF the Slri ;
home at Norh Thrdst. and B'dford-ave' rashJr
j. aid To have struck Burlcigh In the face ana
Hur,.lgh drew p0cket-knl,e and stabbed Ehynor'
Hurcigh was arrested AT the time, ana was aus
chnrc.d the next DAY, Gaynor fnll'd 10 appear
against him. Al first the wound was Thought to
h.. light. then p.rtonitis has set IN
Hurel.h WAS rcarrc.tcd saturday night Yesterday
coroner Creancr took Gnynor's ante-rnortem state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01

CAREER OF THE ILL-TEMPERED RuSSELh
EACELAND's CHANCES IN TIE BROOKLYN RACE
PROBABLE STARTEE..

EACELAND'S CHANCES IN TIE BRookLhN hNOH
PROBABLE STARTERS
When Russell came on the turf stout twoyear
old with bay coat and dark name ana 'a'' No "
gan an earnest career. Walden has never had me
reputation of being easy man. When LIS hoi''S
are well they must work. lie h"cpS 10 o'oio' III
the stable Of J. A. d a. ii. MOTIFS huSs''' IAN
twenty-five races In his first year. winning ceh''
In a sweepstakes ut Gravcscnd IN 'he HpiinS VI
1890 he made his first public appearance ana I'M
ished fifth His reputation had preceded him. ana
tho puhc made him favorite. Two days later he
WAS again the lvorc. and this time he ran close
second to Eclipse, who conceded nm nine pouhoS'
In his third race he was once more 'he laNori"'
and this time he won in impressive style, going nall
a mile in ;yninc seconds ana Dehuhg
strong field Then came the May Stakes, for which
he vas "A strong favorite. Ridden by Garrison he
disnosed OF his field in mastery style. winning In
common canter, the thIcequarter being run III
11414 His marvellous speed finish gained
him many followers. and in the Great American
stakes he was at odds on. Again Garrison RODE.
There seemed to exist a physical sympathy between
horse and rider Russell was far back at the head
of the stretch. but when called on for an effort he
came away with electric speed and won by six
lengths, pulling up. At Morris Park he took the
Galliard Stakes in cantcr, Littlefcld riding but
few days later he lost the Great Eclipse TO salle
McClelland In one OF the closest and most eXclnhg
finishes OF the year. ms WIS run III WY
mud Garrison rode Russell. Both parts OF the
Double Event at Concy Island We're won ny ms
game sob of Eous and Tillie Russell, Garrison ma
Ing him in the first. Littlefcld in the second. IN
each he was conccding from four to sixteen POUNDS
10 his opponents Then followed nine c.nNecnuv,s
failures Russell hri perhaps been too ha d3t
pressed lie developed an ugly temper ana nan
the time refused to try. In the iaii however ~ ~
regainsd his form somewhat and won two races, me
Prospect stakes Brooklyn. and the Dunmow
Stakes. at Morris Park. In the latter he defeated
the best two-year-old field of the year. o'iiie Nc-
Clelland finished second, La Tosca third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
REPORT on SUNDAY -ScHOOL WORK.

The sixty ninth anniversary OF the American sun
day scho'l Union celebrated last evening at the
Fifth Avenue baptist Church. West Forty -sixth-st
near Fifthave. After the preliminary musical pro
gramme. a. ID. =. Randolph the chairman. made
address. An address Of welcome was then delivered
BY the Rev. Dr. ". II. 7. Fauncc. and the Rev. DR..
j. VI. Crpwcll secretary Of missions, made the re-
Spouse. Tin Rev. d.. 4. J. +. Bchrcnds pastor Of
the Central Congregational Church, brooklyn. and the
Rev DR.. Addison p. Foster. secretary for New Eng
Land, also made addresses.
The summary of the annual report shows that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
TO HAVE THEIR srCoND ANIMAL EXHIBITION

The Brooklyn Academy OF Photography VIII open
It's second annual exhibition OF prints THIS AFTERNOON
AT the rooms OF the society. In the Brooklyn trust
Company Building. The exhibition Will be open from
, TO 10 p. III. every day this week. The
prints will be exhibited singly and In groups, ana
viii De lighted 10y incandescent lights specially htted
for the purpose. Landscapes, Marines inquire s'udes
and interiors will be shown. and all the newer pro-
ce,c, ~ photography will be illustrated One feature
of thc display will be fine exhibition OF lantern
slides. The members OF the Academy have spareu
no pains To make the exhibition u success ana many
we'll known brooklyn amateurs nave cohuiou'su
specimens OF their work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01
u.rIv,xry IN A CRITICAL. CONDITION.

Thomas Mcllvancy. who Is confined IN II. N''no
rlncs Hospital, suffering from bullet "ohhu III INV
left side and who has been identified by Policeman
ut,, ~ station Island rs one Of the burgllrs VINO
attempted 10 rob the postOfce at stapleton was su
last night to bc In critical condition. McIVahey
still refuses Z, say how he received the wound Al
though several attempts have been made to extract
the bullet IL has not been removed. The bullet Is
hurled I'm the lower lobe Of the liver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-01

on the whole. the daily press has become an ally
q, M. church In spreading knowl>igc concerning the
Kingdom Of Heaven. Before the religious paper In
lts weekly collect the facts of church changes
ar r.pori great meetings. the daily press has sent
H.. same thing, To the most distant places In The
land and. far the mere transmission OF re
ilcous news goes has superseded the religious press
ana 90 far rendered II comparatively useless. Had
rh religions weekly press no mission other than the
notification OF church news. II might well turn thht
over TO the daily press. -iChristian Inquirer.