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CHURCHLoCKEDFOR EASTER.
TEE "DEPosED" PASTOR PROPOSES
TO M w sERVIUEs Ar THE SAME.

whether the Doors Are Openea with KEYS
90 with Crowbers Makes No difference
60 ths Foiiee 80 Laug as the rs.ee r.
act Brokss-Boi \ sides See CAPT. Pickett.
The Rev. @ venton Patterson says that there
will be services to-day In the Central Park
Baptist Church. in Fast EiRhty-third street.
unless they are prevented By force, and that IL
will be pretty serious thing for anybody who
uses force.
He had consultation with two lawyers yes
terday. who assures him that the meeting held
by the Spoonerites on Friday evening was ille-
gal. and that the election held then was also
illegal A notice to the effect that no had been
dismissed from the church was delivered to
him. but he holds this also a. Illegal
Between 8 and u r. NJ. yesterday, after con-
sultinR with his lawyers. Mr.. Patterson. ac-
companicd by about q dozen OF his adj
herents including four OF the i've deacons.
10 the election held Friday was not
legal. four Of the nine trustees and the clerk
Of the church, II he was not supplsnted on FRI
day night waited on Police Captain Pickett Of
the East Eighty eighth street station and
talked the matter over with him. Mr..
Patterson asked whether It was right
to turn away 200 children from
Sunday school on Easter morning. TO
close up the church on . young peoples So
elety Of lbs members to prevent the drills
week days OF the boys brigade. numbering
forty. and above all to stop the religious SER
vices Of the whole church on Easter Sunday:
While they were talking matters over In the
Captains room, Mr.. J. H. Frazer. Chairman OF
the board Of Trustees. who put on ths extra
invited him into the Captains room.
He looked thunder-struck when he beheld
the opposition already In possession oil the
Mr., Patterson coniured up smile and asked
the Chairman OF the Board OF Trustees - give
n"whst do you take mo for" replied Mr.
The result Of the conference was the usual
one. Cant. Pickett told both sides that he was
no magistrate. and that he would not attempt
todecide legal questions
. I ANYBODY claiming authority to do SO opens
the church this morning Tor worship. the DO.
lice will not interfere, whether keys are used
or crowhars But policemen will be detailed
to guard the entrance to tho church and pre-
The Spoonerites say hat they will not inter-
fere with anybody who breaks his way into the
church. but they propose to have witnesses on
hand to see who are responsible for the tres
nass. and then TO prosecute the trespassers In
II four. trustees. hsye . right to put looks
on those doors" said Mr.. Patterson last night
four other trustees have as good right to
take the same locks of. and better whom the
purposs<Pr which they are removed is to keep
We hays Ave OF the nine trustees with US.
but one Of them is absent. That leaves four
against four. shall not open the church. but
will 20 to church at the usual time exnecl ing
to conduct services There aretwo candidates
celyed and baptized At the morning service"
These candidates are the sexton, John
Hadicke. and his wife.
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He Said re Was His Way Back 20 III
Penits.tisry when Arrested.

He Said re Was on His Way Back 20 the
Penits.tisry when ARRESTED.
Patrick Commiskoy. who is serving o two
and one-half-years term In the Kings county
penitentiary. was q FREQ man for q few hours
yesterday. He was employed with gang Of
convicts on outside work and slipped away.
He had a suit Of citizens clothes hidden
somewhere outside the prison, and put It on
over his convict garb He then hurried OF TO
tho house OF his sister. Mrs Kelly. at 1el
Huron street, Greenpoint.
She refused to receive him and closed the
door In his face. An hour later he was ar
rested In Oakland street By Policeman Nc
Cormack. and taken back to Crow Hill. He
explained to the Warden that he merely went to
visit his sister and that he lelt so badly at the
hurryinG back to tho prison whom arrested.
He has already served two years OF hiH term.
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CsaEr,ss=.l BrartAa Dglax.

BALTIMORE March "a CONGRESSMAN Robert
+. BTattan. who has been Ill At his home In
Princess Anne, Nd. for sysEsl weeks. IL In :
critical condition. AID death IL expected At
any time.
-Ths Last EsntsRea' b. Maven Graz asihor %
tltls Al q snesfls fAHs Have yss ls44 tAs heek >
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r. 70 East 18th st.
MARINE IN7ELLIGENCk

MINIATURE ALHAsAc-rHs DAT.
Sun RISES. 90 Sun SETS. CIT Moon rises IL OF
HIGH wArER-IHIs DAY
sandy Hook 10 81 Gov. Island 10 so Hell Gate IL 30
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BUSINESS gaIuess.

EONFFCTtOSt ny MAST FACTJEING Plant fully
~ equipped and nov Cn-ug good paY.nE bISiusGs
Adl1ssa giNtas fai Galnc, T. U. boz j,njs Boston
DARIAEE With - 700 % fare ass hair lE lessst IN
u coTp0rAtion. mall uiacs ina - Paul bTaneh Mn
hgapehs: business lnng e sbt,sAsd aud tayoT.ey
known once man lrc;er=r1. rel sTrHces Eteh And
CURED Address ~. r Q. toN La sun Office.
DAT. NIa -asni for lst % invent nns wanted. Can
wfte Royalty contract Co'u 10 81 yssisIeAy gaaF.
AnieeinE suAnufacturs lUoUl0 AuEuA3ly q patented
i0F, lbAR lAIk ca. .Aj BTpslsay FAtshIs
procured and G0d AL e0uBtrtsa
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ArrIved-sAIURDAI. March -
IS New York. JAmison southAm pton.
IS La Touraine, SAntellL uAvTe.
s. RuEiA, LeithAuser. Naples
ss GermAhIe. hekinstry. Qussnstowh
IS AseomAe. Sutherland. Gibraltar.
6s Trinidad Fraser. Bermuda
rs Mexico CArtillo, Havana
IS Algonquin. PlAtt, Jacksonville
IS south Portland. DickmAn, PhilAdslph'A
Bark CAlburga Douglass. HAyre
Bark 8. r. Lyman. Pink hAm. AAnEAntllA
FOR later arrivals see First PAgsI
s. FuldA from New York. at kAplsA
Sc Norge from New YORK, at swim IN unds.
BE GAlilso. from New York. At Hull
S. ZAAndAm. fTsm New YORK, at rotterdam
b UmbrA. frsm New York, At Queenstown.
ss LudgAte Hin. from New York. At London.
ss Kansas City. from New York, At savannah
ss BslgsnlAnd. from New York for Antwerp on the
Lizard.
So NsustriA. from New York for nAssilIss passed
Gibraltar.
s. Winchester from New York for Rotterdam. passed
: IS Amaln. from New York for HAMBURG passed tn.
Lizard
Brow Head
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Dr. Si-r~r'. A"Go-tur> Bitts-.. endorsed
by physicians and chemists for purity and
mesa Al all druggists.
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May Police DeIi.auen,s .. Brookiyn.
The number OF delinquent policemen In
Brooklyn during the past month has beaten
all records The total amount In fines turned
over to the Pension Fund By Commissioned
Day.
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TOhHIIN FOHTA
So Chester. from SOuthAm Dton for New York
BE ObdAm, from kOttsTdAm for New YORK
- PleQuA, from Gibraltar for New YORK
% Deutschland. from Cu1hAVsn for New fOTk
ks Gregory. from Para for New YORK.
81 HAdA from DAntEie for New rOrk.
81 Lack wanna, from LOudOn for New York
b LydiHn Monarch. from London for New York
SAILED IRoA DOMESTIC PoRIA
Sc Bluenslds, from Baltimore for New YORK.
sI Herman MlntsL from bostOn for HsW York.
s. CroAtAn. from Win ington for New York.
Be q. Christopher from Jack sonvlls fer New York
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DIED..

PhiiI'ps' Diz-stibie Coco.
Nutritious as rich chocolate; easily digested
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gns,ness Notires.

A $500 Derby Hat from MeCASNs. 2Io Row.
sry, saves you tribe over 81 IL 10 worth saving.
Absolutely correct styles in asntsmen's spring hAIk
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A -KENsICO CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad, "a
~ minutes from Grand Central Depot; psE private
sI4ti9n =! sntraneS once, ID EAst ljd a. rssphOaS
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atautfa 10 Purchase.

II rot HAVE sRy s-4-B-S-s or 40 esat sAAssEsa
lniIsa stats. cglsmeiAa Pa.tAss stA@ss vll -
.lsss aEs ssEta " Rss sssss59a ReEs; AeIssl
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Mayor Daniel B. Fearing OF Newport is
Fellow mem bers are q. G. King and W. Watts
Sherman. At q recent meeting the society
was presented with some Portuguese coins
dated 1908. which were dug up in some one's
hack yard In Boston. The society will have all
the records OF Newport copied. to be deposited
In the vault Of the society.
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me- The question OF social sa9srship IL .
hard one 20 answer. but aided In rganizinR
the lhpetonEA balls. which. aside from the Pa
uons In the country"
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Miss Maude Bourke, the much-talk ed-of San
Francisco young woman who Is to marry
Prince Andre PoniAtowsky 10 expected from
the West with her uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. CARPENTER: and her pTincsly nnnce Mr..
TO the Carpenter residence at 107 East 1Nirty-
eighth street and the Prince will enjoy hotel
take place In q very few days. Miss Bourke
has a substantial fortune In trust with her
uncle. Financially Prince Andre Poniatowsky
has been about as successful as his brother In
American matrimonial Affairs.
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A FINE UPRIGHT PIANO. few months ussd: bsss
u make; also elegant household tuTntuTs Eaerihsa
loS East 4Gth u.
DEsT FAMILY LIQCOR STORE on west side Sano
ID The uneSt corner on Az. A. Itth 81. 81 0OO;
nvestEae The hsaIpayIng hotel on West st. slQuoO.
uns Of the btS corners on Washington MARKET $1,000
Nest prominent corners I'd, sd stb 9TH. And 10Th ava
at aHeTiics prices. Ala great bargains In Brooklya
stores Properly ot ever description Tor s4ls sni
change O'CuNNOk
50 Centre ct
LNpR sALE-A class CluArtsrsd oak folding bed
II standard make. good a. new; bargain Tor party
sd NJ TO buy pice 500 eau be seen IN application
To Z. b ~. box lSA tah oihes
NOR sALE-MArtln's Cough syrup receipt aud all
Il conn cted wiki the business. good chance for z
energetic person Ars AAkIlA, ~ West 10th 81
EOR SALE-Nsw Raleigh Racer. special build. "A,
4 any T'asonable oner Nll be accepted. RALEIGH.
box 10 sun Sies.
LNoR SALE Powerful french asd glass, 500 f0s
slu Adircss r. q, baN aY2. CincianAtL
4 ARGE SALE handsoms honsshod furniture. ear
pvts taldlnE beds &c. a. ioI West SD a. tuesday
R-NI, at loll O'Clock
CToNES FROM THE GIANTS CACsEwAY ireland
VAIL ABLE box lsO. sun Office
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MEsT AND souTti.

SOME 1900 veterans participated In
the parade at Rockford which opened
the tventy-eighth annual encampment
Of the Illinois department q. A. K.
GAUDAUR and Peterson were winners
Of the heats in the Smile sculling race
for professionals at Austin. Tex.
J. A. TRUsTY and Ozem Jackson were
killed and William Hu st fatally in
iured by the caving in of 4 tunnel on
the Monon road at 0wensburg. Ind.
". II. SENDEN's barn near Marshall,
MINI, was struck by lightning and
destroyed. together with thirty-three
good horses and forty hogs and pigs.
A WIND and rainstorm swept over
portions OF Minnesota and Wisconsin
aud several million dollars worth Of
property was destroyed, all the rail-
roads running through that section
were blocked and four persons lost
their lives
Is convention at Memphis Tennessee
bankers passed resolutions opposing
the repeal of the state bank tax law.
AT the age OF us years Joseph Young
gcoloredl died az Tuscola, III. He
served in the late war and was married
= second time at the age OF i02.
IN state convention at Kansas City
the democrats of Missouri nominated
Francis NJ. Black for Supreme judge,
w. I. CurTingtOn for superintendent of
public instruction and J. II. Finls for
railroad commissioner The platform
declares in favor OF the free and I'M
limited coinage OF silver.
IL the state convention the populls.s
Of Georgia nominated !. X. Hines, Of
Atlanta. for governor.
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THE EAST.

] -Four Harvard college stu Tents, + 5.
1 Beach, W &. Truesdell, J. + Browne
and Franklin Whithall, were drowned
/ in Boston harbor, their sailboat cap
sizing.
Is New York Charles Samsnuller,
/ aged 80, killed his mother. aged 80, and
/ then took his own life. Poverty was
/ the cause
WuILE drunk Anal>ou Hyatt, we'll
/ known citizen of Waveriy, y. v,
ST. bbed his wife fatally and then killed
/ himself.
FLAMES swept away two schoouers,
/ 80, 600 tons OF coal and several build
/ ings on the river front at PawtuclSet, r.
| /, The loss was 100000
/ FIRE destroyed Jones Woods, a pOpu-
/ lar New York resort. with many sur
rounding dwellings, the loss being
over $500. COZ.
The republicans of the twenty ffth
/ Pennsylvania district nominated T. W.
Phillips for congress.
FLAMFs nat started in the United
States appraisers office in Boston
caused loss to the government OF
4 $50. 600 and other losses amounted to
! $50. 900.
EDWARD BRiGHT. the editor of the
/ Examiner. a prominent Baptist news
paper. died at his home in New York,
aged 20 years.
IL storm in New Jersey fourteen
houses were struck by lightning in
Bridgeton. three in Cedarville, four at
/ Newport, two at nutch Neck, seven at
/ Vineland and several in Millville.
/ The tenth annual convention of the
/ National Editorial association viii be
/ held at Asbury Park. y. j., July to
%
Is Philadelphia application was
made for a receiver for the Order of
/ Tonti. The liabilities were said to
reach into the millions.
/ Ar Breeze cottage, Garden City. l..
4 l.. the anniversary of the establish
ment of the first post Office in America
I was celebrated
| Il tie national leagu the percent
/ ages OF the baseball clubs for the week
! ended on The 10Th were: Cleveland,
$40; baltimore, 696; Phil ldelphia. $50;
/ Pittsburgh, go; Boston. j65; New York.
AS: Brooklyn. .41S: Cincinnati. .4T4:
/ St. Louis, 800; Louisville, .3l6: Chicago.
500; Washington. 100.
THROUGHoUT Pennsylvania heavy
rains caused disastrous foods and at
/ Williamsport the boom which con-
tanned 81 100000 worth of lumber gave
way
J AT Johnstowu. Pa, the Conemaugh
river overfiowed its banks and the
streets were covered with water to the
/ depth of feet.
JAMES Wu.soS. 40 wears old, mur-
dered his wife at Cambridge. Mass. by
cutting her throat and then fatally
wounded himself.
On a charge Of plotting the orders
destruction. Ex-General Master Work
man T. Y. POwderly. A. w Wright
and L. II. Quinn were expelled from
/ the knights of Labor.
FLAMES destroyed the Julius Schiel
company's dry goods store and L. Dan
nenbaum' 5 wholesale millinery estab-
| lishment in Philadelphia, the loss be
! ing S525.O0o.
The death of Andrew J. Graham, au-
/ thor Of the system OF shorthand which
bears his name, occurred at his home
/ in Orange. y J., aged "a years.
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DID NO GOOD.

Cleveland Conference of Miners and
Operators Accompanies Nothing.
CLEVELAND, O., May 19.-The con-
ference of coal Miners and operators
came to an end Thursday, nothing hav-
ing been accomplished All offers of
compromise were rejected and the
miners declared their belief that any
agreement that might be reached
would avail nothing, as there were so
many operators who refused 20 join in
the conference and would not be bound
by its action.
President Mcbride said he was will
ing to have a vote taken on the com
promise offered by the operators, but
he would guarantee that the miners
would be unanimous against it He
said:
There can be 10 compromise along the lines
OF starvation wares. The miners make 40
threats, but they stand together, peaceably,
earnestly and determined as ever, and vii go
on so, finishing the present fight and prepared
for future fights =
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EROM WASHINGTON

BROKERs, bankers and investors re-
port no improvement in the general
business situation and are correspond
ingly depressed
IT was said that plans had been form
ulatcd whereby the Pacific railroads
may liquidate their debt To the govern
ment in fifty Years.
II the United States there were 22O
business failures in the seven days
ended on the 18th. against 200 the weel;
previous and Pa in the corresponding
time in 1898.
AT the leading clearing houses in
The United States the exchanges during
the week ended on the 18th aggregated
500, 617,5 73. against S9O3. 225.5l5 the
previous week The decrease, com
pared with the corresponding week in
1898. was 35.6.
SOME experiments with a new brand
of smokeless powder discovered by "a
Nirginian proved it superior to any yet
tested
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Is Vienna an artist named kellarz
and his three unmarried sisters. all
over 80 years of age. took their own
lives with poison. Fear that they
might outlive one another was the
cause.
BRAIN fever caused the death of Will
liam II. Edwards, of Ohio, United
States consul general at Berlin.
BRAZILIAN government forces were
defeated by insurgents near Iguazu
and l4O men were killed.
IL their official report the British
royal commissioners to the worlds fair
pay glowing tribute to the great en-
terprise.
IL Ga days IL hours and 20 minutes
George Grifiiths, of London. completed
a trip around the world. Nellie Bly's
record was "a days.
Is London Edmund H. Yates. editor
and proprietor of the World and the
author OF many novels, died suddenly,
aged 81 years.
IL Paris Emile Henri, the author of
the explosion in the cafe of the Hotel
Tern mus, was guillotincd.
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SOLAR SPOTS.
Due TO the Porous Structure of the SUMS
Brilliant Corona.


There was a time, no doubt, when it
might have been maintained. and,
indeed, actually was maintained, that
a spark was nothing more than some
dark elord in the upper regions of the
solar atmosphere, which intercepted the
view of the bright surface lying beneath
it, ard was exhibited 10 US as black
object projected against that surface.
But this view could no longer be en-
tertained when the spot was followed
TO the suns edge, whether it was con-
Quoted in the ordinary course of the
solar rotation If the spot were, in
deed, merely an elevated dark cloud.
then it is quite plain that when it
reached the solar edge it must totally
cease to be visible.
The cloud in this case woald stand
aloof from the sun. and could not
be perceived Tor want Ur Une Ut+a-
liant background 10 show il off. But
it was found that the spots Go not van
ish as the edge is approached; they are,
in fact, often seen quite close up TO the
edge; nay, further, it has sometimes
happened that large spot IS actually
caught at the very margin of the sun.
In such n case the effect produced is
that OF notch, or bite" taken ont or
the bright, circular edge. Such an oc-
curreuee IS a demonstration that the
spot can not DE a cloud above the
bright solar region, but that it must be
an opening through it.
The interpret tion of the remarkable
granular structure of the solar surface
has now become apparent 1t is ascer-
tanned that the luminosity IS due to the
bright clouds which float over tie So
lar surface, The clouds are rot gener-
ally continuous: there are r.ore usually
intervening spaces of various magni-
tudes When these intervening spaces
are considerable, they are called spots.
and in some cases the spots are great
enough for a globe of the size of the
earth to be passed through the aper-
ture without touching either one side
or the other; at other times, or in other
places, the spaces between the lunin-
GUS clouds are much smaller, and, in
deed, are often suitably described as
pores In some Of Janssen's exquis-
lite photographs, obtained after an ex-
posure of the hundredth part of sec
ond, the porous structure OF the sun is
beautifully exhibited -Fortnightly Re-
view.
NosF remedies for prejudice seem to be
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WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.


The city superintendent of tho state
effected a permanent organization in
Milwaukee by adopting a constitution
and continuing the Temporal officers
IN their places until the next meetin e
at Madison during the Christmas holt
days. The constitution provides that
superintendent and supervising prin-
cipals of city and graded schools of Wis
consin may become members of the as
ISOLATION. The purpose shall be TO
help its members as supervisors of
schools, through meetings held from
time TO time and otherwise. The oific-
ers are: President. c. +. Niebahn, of Wa
tertown; vice presidents, O. C. Seelye,
of Racine; A. W. Rankin. of Superior;
secretary, J. L. Hoyt, of Menomonie;
treasurer. A. W. Rankin.
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KEEPS UP.
Trade Shows soundness in Spite of De-
pressing Influences.

Trade shows soundness in Spite of De-
pressing Influences
New YORK, May 21.-R. g Dun &
Co. weekly review of trade saws:
Tho Obstacles 10 Improvement do not
lessen. The strikes OF coal miners and coke
workers have not ceased, but nave caused
the stoppage Of numerous works this week
and embarrassment TO some railroads. The
conference at Cleveland exhibited much angry
feeling and wider differences than had been
expected and seems 10 render agreement
more oastant rfoceeainrs in the senate do
not indicate that the latest Iul.- ~ tarir re-
vision has made speedy final action lore
probable. Yet the recuperative force OF the
country is so great that observers are con-
stantly amazed at the volume of business be
ing transacted, the tonnage being transported
the number Of works resuming operations and
the general soundness OF trade, notwiths stand
ing influences which Ia any other land would
produce dire disaster
THE soundness OF the commercial world is
shown In the diminished importance OF failures,
the liabilities reported for the second week OF
May amounting 10 only 81, 49,, 53s. OF which
u, 4gO, s32 were OF trading and s4Ss6)5 OF manu-
featuring concerns The failures this week
have been go In the United States, against
2i' last year, and "a in Canada, against IA last
YEAR
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round nen.I HI Zee nmce.

DIR. Alexander Duncan, a medical ex-
aminer of the Prudential Life Insu~-
auce company, was found dead in his
Office in Milwaukee. From letters
found in his possession it is thought 10
be a case of suicide Mrs. James W
Reid, his sister, says that the doctor
had been melancholy of late. De- Dun
can was Sc years of age and arrived in
Milwaukee from Scotland about a year
ago. lie leaves a widow and daugh-
ter in Aberdeen.