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DIED..

HILDRETH--on April s. Maria L.. wife Of Augustus a.
Hdrcth.
Funeral services will be held at her late residence No
III Herkimers st. Thursday. April !. at p. m.
Relatives and friends invited to attend
HCDSON-At Frankfort. KY. Monday. April Z. Florence
only daughter OF William Porter and Louise Lounsbury
Hudson. aged years months.
kINGSBCRY-On Monday. April No. 2.0O4 shave.
WORK Of disease Of n, heart and pneumoniA
Lois f.. daughter ~ Agnes +. and the late Herbert A.
knSsbury. and granddaughter of the late Joseph O.
Brown in the 18th year u her age.
Funeral private.
oSnoRNiLon April 1895 at No. "a IVES, ooth-st.
Ncw-fork lydia Tnderhiil. wife ~ Theodore n. o.
horn" and daughter Of Samuel r. and the late Sarah
i'ndcrhi.
tNnernl private.
sPiEGELBERG-A Meran. Austria. March 10. 1884
solomon Jacob S3eg"berg IN the IAN year his age.
Funeral VIII take piece from Temple Emanu-El.
'th ave and 43d St. on April :. 1895 Al $50 a. m
TANLOi'-on Monday. April 4 Agnes f.. wife Of WILL
lam f. TAYLOR aged years.
FUNERAL from her late residence 39S punam-aye
lyn. on Wednesday O'Clock.
WODEIl1S suddenly. New-Hsvsn Conn. April L. $685.
Anna Hall daughter 81 the late Asahsl Hall u. D..
and widow OF Silis Wodell late 81 Poughkeepse ~ r.
Funeral at her aie residence Poughk.epse. "wednesday
9th inst. > o'clock
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DIR. MGIFFERT NOT TO WITHDRAW.
DOES NOT CONTEMPLATE LEAVING THE PREsBY
TERRAIN CHURCH-DR. BRIGGS AND
Union SEMINARY

UNION SEMINARY.
Professor A. c. McGiNert OF the Union Theoogt-
col Seminary denied Yesterday the statement which
was made BY member OF the NewYork Presby-
tory md printed Yesterday TO the effect that he
might follow Or charles A. Briggs example and
withdraw from the Presbyterian Church
Il have never contemplated such an action" said
Or McGlNert yesterday. nor shall, | do The
statement has no foundation past present or
future"
When asked who was likely 20 succeed Or. Briggs
AZ Union Seminary. Or. McG.ffert said: There
will be no successor. Or. Briggs will remain where
lie is There r. no disposition to make change
and no reason FOR one
In the absence from the city Of Or. Hall. this
statement was confirmed by the Rev. Dr. T. s.
Hastings ex president OF the seminary. DR. Hast
,ngs said that he could not speak officially. he
wa. no longer head OF the seminary but In his
opinion Dr. Briggs would undoubtedly remain.
''Our constitution says nothing about pro-
ines II requires him only 10 accept the West
Minister confession Of Faith and TO approve
PRESBYTERIAN form of government. and to promise
to teach nothing contrary. Or Briggs has not
the Constitution he IL not disqualified from con-
tinu,ng his professorshp
DR. Hastings was asked how under existing cir
cumstances DR. Briggs could continue to approve
a PRESBYTERIAN form OF government. and answered:
III. approyes IT, for Presbyterians. Doubtless DR..
Briggs fayors an Episcopalian form for Episco-
~ 40 or course II is possible that those on the
outside may raise hue and cry. Human nature
ond more especially Presbyterian human nature
has some very strange notions a, i,me poo ~ r
allow Itself TO be Influenced In case the matter Is
taken up outside"
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LeIpsic. April 1.-THE High Court OF Justice
has refused the appeals for revision OF the
Jeze-natcsty' sentences imposed upon Herr Tro-
ian Editor II the "Kladdcradatsch,' VINO was
sentenced in January to two months imprison-
rnent In IA fortress for cartooning Emperor WIZ
isnn and Dr Hoffman, Editor OF The Ham
hurper Nachrichten" sentenced on the same
charee as a result Of the disclosures or STATE
secrnts which Prince Bismarck maze rare III
ispG in that paper The paper was regarded az
the Princes personal organ.
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In telling IL again 10 Of the ambitious young
newspaper correspondents. did not realize that he
was supplying slight skeleton upon which
much might be built. That any OF the ladies
used the expression attributed to them Is positively
denied. | need not say how much regret that my
pupils should be done great injustice by the
publication Of matter which they have had moth
ing 70 do with. WILLIAM NJ. CHASE.
Chase School Of Art No. - West Fifty-seventh-
st. April ). 1898.
1.-THE Tribune. a week ago last Thursday
printed donials Of tho story that any such mes
sage as that referred had been sent to the
President from Mr. Chase's SCHOOL,
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PHILLIPS ACADEMY RETNTON.

About a hundred members 0, the Nrw-York
Alumni and students OF philips Academy. Andover
revived old memories ~ the Windsor Hotel last
evening" tho Orca'lon being the fourth biennial
reunion Hrlcf addresses were made by Or. Cecil
J. + bancroft. OF Phillips Academy, Professor l..
{; cay o, fIoichkiss School and Professor Eaton,
o., Nddleb,Iry College Among thOs" present were
Howard Drummond. Iiasey NJ Barrett. Charles l..
Irnhorn John +. Stevens. l.. : i!.lman. Charles
Walarook Theodore carlton. Harry Wooden and
Bird : COlcr.
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not PEACE At ANY PRIC
INTERvENTrON IN cr'BAN AFFAIRS MORAL
NECESSITY.

T.. =.
NECESSITY
To tho Editor 81 Tho Tribune
Str: 7 am glad TO see In this mornings issue u
YOUR cy~rloni paper sufficient and satisfactory
answer TO Mr. Phcps's letter. At first war favor
ably Impressed 10y Mr. Ph"lpss statements but tho
more | thought about them the less satisfied was
both with his statements ~ facts and his con
illusions.
and has Expressed admirably the truth OF this
serious matter between Spain and these United
States. Our proximity to cuba makes II impossible
for as TO ignore the iniquitous cruel. barbaric
treatment Of non-combatants by Spain.
have observed that old mon IN dotage and rich
men burdencd with the care II their goods are all
too Indifferent to the Nations honor and are wont
10 cry peace at any price while those most thought
full fired with patriotisn and young enough to
defend their flag. FESTIVE under seeming delay
10 nsscrt the cause OF righteousness.
Everybody who Is not wholly bad prefers peace
70 war but there IL Kind OF commercial slOth ana
n cowardly Indifference 20 honor that worse
than war.
There is a kind Of peace that rings out OF o can
mons throat and follows the persuasion OF shot
md shell There Ia a peace that comes in the train
Of war better far better, than the supine fndiner-
cncc Of Nation that. regardless OF its honor and
,ts duty cries peace when there IL no peace
Whatever the result. md God grant we may have
n solution Of all Of our difficulties with Spain with
ont the shot Of n gun. let ~ hear no moro OF IN"
senselcss talk that this Nation has no right 10 In
tervcnc ~ Cuban affairs. Intervention. unless We
have speedy peace. II necessity. a moral neces
sitv GEORGE r. VAN DE WATER.
New York. April {. 1898
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RCpORT THAT DREYFiS is DEAD

Paris April "a rumor was current mere 'ou'
,,., Alfred Drcyfus the former captain or aruI-
49,. ,,,h,, ,vas sentenced to imprisonment TOT Ire
altar having been convicted by court-mart'a oi
bc,raying important military secrets 10
",,.,,.,,s Island or the coast or FrcncH buihh'
on a. Coioniai once has no Information on the
NM
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pEiRY'S POLAR EXPEDITION.

THE vINDwARD's CAPTAIN COMING HERE TO
COMPLETE THE PREPARATIONS
@, 1onn.s ~ f. April 5.-Capfa'n John Barhc'''
.no .,,I command the Arctic steamer Windward IN
,he Peary polar expedition this summer. VIII sa1I
,nr New-York tomorrow to perfect arrangements
'or o., Windward will sail from New ork apo g,
.ha Grst week in July. and VIII prooa"i' o"' q" o'
Jobn's on the way north.
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CHlNAs EMPEROR WILL STAND

'"" HITCH WITH REGARD TO RECEIVING PRINCE
HENRY no LONGER EXISTS.
rekng April 1.-THE reception Of Prince Hen
,, ~ Prussia has been arranged for IN May.
hang and Wang Wen Shao. the Gov
-. General OF the Province Of Tschili. In
""n reK'ne Is situated will meet him at Taku,
=, rrihce Chang Ying- Wang will receive him
~, station near Picking The Emperor OF
"" VIII receive Prince Henry at the Summer
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For New England clearing In the early morning fair
during the day. north winds
For District Of Columbia. Eastern New York. East
ern Pennsy wanna New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland and
virginia ,ar. northcrly winds
For North Carolina and South Carolina. fair and colder;
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HAI,E-suda~nly her 73d year. Julia Hale daughter
II the late Isaac Newn. Of Ftshkil on Hudson and
wife Of the late Richard Hale
Funeral services Wednesd April D. AZ o. m, AZ La
fsyette Avenue church. Brooklyn
UARyEy-On Monday. April 4. 1905 Iavina 7. wife OF
sfephen L. Harvey at her residence. No. % Hooker
ave. Jersey city
services at her late Residence on WEDNESDAY,
afternoon April 8. Al $50 o'clock
No
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RESENTMENT IN JAPAN.
BESTiR ITSELF

i"fSS AND PEOPLE URGE THE GOVERNMENT To
BESTIR ITSELF.
i'hohama April 5.-Great Britain's action In
regard TO Wei-Hai-We has caused a great sen
,""oh mere and large part Of the press and
we pubic urg" The Government to adopt an
active policy.
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ELECTIONS N DENMARK.
MAJORITY IN THE FoLKETHING FOR THE RADI-
LEFT

Coponhagen. April b.-Thc triennial elections 70
tho Folkethine or lower house OF the Danish far-
,i.,o.u, have resulted I'm a majority for the Rad-
cal Left SIxtv-thrce candidates Of the Rhdica
81, have been returned The Moderate l."ft Will
have iwcu,y-threc members I'm the now Chamber
INC Conservatives fifteen. ard the Socialists Twelve
This gives the Radical I"ft clear majority or
thirteen
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NAHNOTD PACHA TEMPTED TO HhIIhh
ABOUT TWO HUNDRED DERvIsHEs SLAIN IN 4
FIGHT MEAN ABADAR.

Abadar Camp. South % the Aioara Huha NP''
"A reconnaissance IN force. win cavalry. hiti-
i,- and ,,ro E.gvp,lsn baitalions TO the camp OF
Nahrnoud Pacha ths morning brought me enemy
out I'm force The lighting lasted from until 100
o'clock The British loss was six killed ana Ten
wounded Captain V. II. Pcrss". OF the 20 l'I's''"
Guards was wounded slightly tn" Dervishes 1851
abou, two hundred
Tho reconnaissance IL regarded as great sue
cess us chief features being n" admirable be
havior Of the Egyptian cavalry and the valuable
service Of the MdXims. Mahnoud gun hfe "as III,
effective. -, a.. .,'
Maior-Gcncral Hunter commanded the Anglo
Egvptian forces IN the engagement
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NAT4L WILL COAL BRITISH "AhHhIT"

London April 5.-rhc Ministry OF the br','sn
Colony OF Natal has cabled TO Joseph 'haIhpe'
lain Secretary Of State for the colonies on -,
g. suutlv gratis 1900 tons OF coal aiiiiuaHh ". ~
nrufsh warships calling al Durham. ana 10 "'i 10,
ihrm All possible facilities In o'her "nSs M :,
t'b,mberlain has replied TO the MESSAGE hc'eP''"e
,,n on and warmly thanking the coioiiis's'
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King Ot,o OF Bavaria has suddenly become worse
and II is believed that ne j. dying
King otto was horn April =. ls's and succeeded
20 the throne June g. $3.50 Early in his reign he
began 20 display eccentric'ies. which IN time de-
veloped into Authorizations and finally into violent
madness ON June 10. isSi the Government passed
into tho hands Of the present Regent. Prince Lu't-
pold
The condition Of the unfortunate monarch has
been kept from public knowledge as much az pos
s.ble. OF late It had been thought that he would
become quiet and tractablc. His physician. had
regarded II as probab that unless "A blood vessel
on the brain should burst. he might reach an adj
vanced age The Improvement IN his mental con,
dition marked year ago that proposal
10 declare hts reign closed and 10 crown Prince
LuiipOld the Regent. az King OF bavaria was del
nit-iv abandoned on the advice 81 Emperor VIII
Within the last three months b" has r"laPsed INTO
1t IA violent stat, his lucia intervals hav" be
come Jess frequent and brieter and his most dan-
gcr1lS Illusion that 81 being a s'ork ana ahle 10
ny has again possessed him. II" mas SMOKED Gig
aretfes iumodDratcly and displayed an ihordlna'e
appetite for candies II has required ~" constant
attention Of his attendants TO prevent MIN goHk
naked. He has jumped about ike an animal On
all fours and Insisted on taking hlS FOOD on IN"
floor The windows Il TIE pac" wh"r" u" II con
nrod ucro hut up 10 prevent mo "niranc" or hgh''
which the mad KING hates
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faiace. An important point which has caused
frequent negotiations. is that the Emperor will
receive Prince Henry standing.
FRANCE GAINS HER POINT
CHINA HAS YIELDED TO THE DEMANDS OF RUS
ALLY

Picking April Ut is understood that China
mas conceded the demands Of France They
differ somewhat from the first demands
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To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir In behalf OF the students now studying In
ry schooi Will you not kindly insert In your vau-
abIc paper the following on March % n report was
circulated that disrespectful. vulgar message was
sent to the President from my school on that day
have thoroughly investiga ted the matter. and find
that no message was sent. Now that ] am In pos
.ession OF the facts. hasten 10 make this denial
I found that no meeting such as was elaborateIy
ao.cr,bed Ind been held The only thing that did
occur was discussion Of the present political
situation by three or four of the students during
H. interval Of tn. model rest. y brother or one
~ the ladies was told Of the conversation ana ne
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When Catching cold" II Is safest to get doc
tors prescription. One OF the best OF theSe Is
Joyne's Expectorant
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
Var.
Rch-
sos
800

In this diagram the continuous white me sm9 ali
IN measure indica ed by The Tribunes ser
re,ording barometer. The dotted line SHOWS "e ~
oera,ure recorded at Perrys pharmacy
Tr,bun. ONCE April Q. a. m-The weather yesterday
., cold The temperature rnnsed from - 10 90 De
,... tn. averag. C3, degrees) being ii degrees lower
- =, Monday and 2ts, degrees lower than on the cor
responding day OF last year -. iii r,.,.h,,
me weather In and near this city TO-DAY wiz p'o"&o'
fair.
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cp,yD TRUNK DIRECTORS REFLECTED

London. April Sat III" shareholders mee" .'
81, ,tc Grand Trunk Railway OF CANADA to-day the
TJt-nc,c,s and auditors were re-eIec'eo
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33S Fifth Avenue.
wM r NORMAN. .Aue,ionso
NOW on Exhibition.
FROM a VI. TO @ P NJ
a PRF-F.NIN FN,r SALE
BY Auction. Absolutely Without Reserve. Of
Mrs. -. TIF:NIANN'S
ENTIRE STOCK OF
Exceedingly Rare Antiques,
IS FOLLOWS:
Furniture. Sterling silver. Poroslains
and F'nience, Historical Plates and Plat
ters, sheffield Plate; English, Bohemian
and Venetian Glass, Laces. Embroid-
cries, Draperies. Shawls.
Including Blonde Lac. Dress which formerly -,
ionged > Charlotte rushman
A Curious Collection Butterflies and South Americas
Beetles Louis XIV. XVI and Colonial Mirrors
a number Of Hall end Mante Clocks. Engravinss. &C.
nv Morland Ward B,rtoiozz other distinguished
Masters On Paintings. &c. &c.
The whole forming the valuable aggregation a.
Antique. orered by auction. many OF which wsrs
purchased a. celebrated sales abroad.
NOTICE.
As III. saln :. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. .
large deposit will required from purchasers. Parties
so desiring can the office previous
10 the sale
coed. mus, be removed within IS hours after ssns
purchased
SALE WILL. COMMENCE on
MONDAY. APRIL nth.
AT ONE O'CLOCK.
PLEASE NOTE THE HOT'R)
Ard Continued Daily tho Same Hour
Until Every Article is Sold.
A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
500 FIFTH AvENrE NEAR Bath STREET.
Sale This Day and Tomorrow
AT 5 7. ".
GREAT ARRAY OF
Old Single Color POrcelains.
WITH ADDITIONS OF DECORATED PIECES AND
ARTISTIC CURIos.
MIR. T.Dw ARD RC GO E'S
Selections Shanghai.
Tien-tsin. and Pesn.
ROBERT sOMERVfIIE. oRrGIEs 4 ca.
.rct. NaraEerA
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Religious Notices.

A. c. DIXON breaches in Hanson Place Baptist
Church. BROOKLYN. to-day at and D. m. j. h BURKE
and = q. JACOBS sing Seats tree.
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MARRIED..

srrRNBERG- wEINsTEIN-on Tuesday; April 8 ises
~, b. rev Raphael Benjamin NJ. A.. Henrietta Vein
stsin 10 Isaac e. Sernberg
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GuclinI Nntirca
''""IS~ ,oN>"N'>N-c
Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers.

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,should be read DAILY b. all interested as change,
may any timep . .
I'or.gn :.aiis Tor tho ending April o 1898 viii
close promptly IN all General Posofrce
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing time shown below
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B4T1RIi'S NAD KING DYING.
\ SUDDEN CHANGE FOR THE WORSE N HIS COZ
pIT1ON

Munich. April 5-The condition ~ tho insane
King OTTO OF Bavaria has suddenly become worse.
and II is believed that ne j. dying
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A. "A
FIFTH AVENUE.
AUCTION ROOMS,
3:}S Fifth Avenue.
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DIED..

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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Easter SuggcstiOns.

Vases Loving cups etc, IN artistic glassware @
noRFLINGER & SONS. 9l5 Broadway, near 2is, St.
and sc Murray St. y. Y.
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Supernuous Hair. Moes. destroyed by electricity;
faces rounded physicians references HELEN BRloGs.
West 33d
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WcOd1uwn Cemetery.
once. y. ~ r. 23d-st
woodia~n Station t2&th Ward, Harlem Railroad
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TAXES ON CIRCULATION

Circulation In ~ a. per OF tho capital ~
National bank secured By United States bonds.
SHAH boz subject to tax OF 2 per cent W TO 80
per cent ~ the capital. and tax OF per cent.
above - per cent OF the capital Circulation cam
not I'm any case exceed the unimpared capital
~ the bank