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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13
BARNARD COLLEGE.

In the absence Of Miss Emily James smith VINO
% IN bermuda on leave. Professor Thomas Scott
Fiske Of the department Of mathematics. is ac""E
dean OF Barnard College.
Tho senior GLASS has elected its class day COM
,nittees Miss Virginia Crocheron GildersleeVe'
Miss Alice Duer Miss Cerise Carman, Miss Ameha
Wobfarth and Miss Ella Scligsberg form the com.
1nittee in charge Of the class day exercise anu
Miss Agnes Lillian Dickson. Miss Ruth eczema
Ovorfon. Miss a NJ Reynaud and Miss Demarest
constitute the Dance Committee. In the afternoon
there will be the usual class day exercises IN the
evening there will be a dance in the college the
.tre and gymnasium in Brinckerhon Han lass
day officers are Miss Virginia Crocheron "lIoe.-
sleeve historian. and Miss Grace Il. Goodale' poet
The prophet has not been chosen. ...o5
large number Of pictures and casis % De vs.
10 adorn Milhank Han have been given Dy d. ~,
Abraham A Anderson. one OF the trustees OF par
nard college and The giver OF .nIbank nan fort
1.-THE MoriarhOnrd" IS 20 appear Wltlln a lVIt,
night The Board Of Editors consists OF MISS ~
iinor Ten Brock Kelley. Miss Florence iheoIoIua
baldwin Mss Stella Frances kingsoury. MISS June
Wurtzbcrger and Miss Florence Lippncoit
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EORDHAM COLLEGE.

Sidney Woollett will recte "hame' III
Hall on Wednesday afternoon.
The officers Of the Senior Debating society nave
been elected as follows President, Arthur hls"eF'
'ee. treasurer Philip b Reilly co. recording secre
.ary. Thomas Coady. %; corresponding secretary
Henry G Shields. 49, 49,
The officers Of the Library Association lot '"iS
form were elected as follows; President fau'
1loIan 90: vice-president. Thomas Coady' w 're"s
rrer. Thomas Mccormick. '0; first secretary, Den
mis- Haggerty '0l second secretary, Mar'h NaS"'
IN. coliertOr Lawrence Clancy. " 49, 90
The senior class will give specimen on c UI
,,oingv in library Han on March ~ Henry SmIn
and Henry curtin are the defenders W VINE NV
Shields John GihnAY. Henry Mcl|auF"'''' ''"
Arthur Hignay will be the directors. 49,. o,oso,
The members Of the sophomore class nave clDo =.
the following officers: President Dayid 1osent
t,ice-nresidont Edward joyce; secretary, J9Srpn
SiO,att.. froasilrer John ODonohue Edward joyce
has been elected captain of the class DaSeo'"
Tho officers Of the freshman class are PresdehSt
Edward Mitchell: vice-presdent James FlIzpatlic5
secretarv John +. Sullivan; treasurer. Seloo" D.
McLaughlin. 80. r % tho Baseball
Association. announces that the games WIN i;lat a
be.tan College have beer arranged. one 10 Re pIaEed
M Tosper oval on Decoration Day. me o'heI ~ NC
piaved on the college campus on June ~
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BROOKLYN NEWS.
RAPID TRANSIT PLANS.
MORE TRAFFIC FOR SOUTH FERRY LINES
PROPOSED

THE IDEA INVOLVES RUNNING BOATS ON FIVE
MINUTES HEADwAY. AND SENDING MORE
cans DOWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MENT COMING IN F1FTH-AVE.
A, important change In Brooklyns transit Iac"'-
,,oo which will be OF great benefit 10 persons traN
Cling between New-York and Brooklyn by way Oh
cou,b Ferry is likely 10 be made soon. accorulhs
% President Rossiter Of the Rapid Irans" 'om-
nanv This company has asked the ferry company
70 run It's boats on five minutes head"ay !" Wv
frture and has agreed In return to reduce 'ne
hooduav If cars to five minutes and also 10 run
several new lines regularly to South Ferry ihese
will he the BROOKLYN Heights lines. cars from "o
r,i,or-s, and Gates-ave. lines. and perhaps roiii
,be Flatbush-ave and Court-st lines; Inc hrn nun,
ua1 NJ cars running to South Ferry mas Io' -,
been ten minutes or more ana IL II r,Shp nc run
Inc halying Of this time. combined WIN M w 60
Ming Of new lines 10 South Ferry, VIII PROV 30
much better facilities that the traflc Will pe mn
ferially increased in a short tltne - 49,, hoa,e on
II the ferry company decides 10 run IL "oa1o 49, 10
Ave minutes Roadway the change VIII pe illaue;
d" 1he manarement OF the Ffth-ave. lire mas OF
late been deluged with complaints agalnso o. M
vice The Roadway of these cars pas az, a'ri% ~ beov
less than fifteen minutes. even AT tne nm cor
lest trafc with disagreeable croWdink an ,nie ~
gestion as a result. Mr.. Rossitef asV'ID ~ witch
the transfor OF the management or the roau WIZ WI.
is now taking place. and says that rs soon ~ '.
Nassau company's management Is sucSeeur %.' ~
that az The Rapd Transit Company me serNlCe
viii be greatly improved. new the ,ap,r rp,eS
,'iding FOR six minutes Roadway during TUE, nuhn
hours and one OF twelve minutes at 0ther u i,
hos ALREADY been prepared, and Will De put i''o
raf lion "A az possible.
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AMONG THE COLLEGES.
COLUMBIA.

MA evrnastsc exhibition on Friday nish' u!
val. princeton and Columbia was the most sue
cessful athletic affair given under the auspices u
49, r,ro and White in some years. Many members
NJ the faculty were present TO Ut ""'S'" -
savage belongs most OF the credit. He was ihs'Iu-
mental in forming the gymnastic team TWO nioi,"s
ago and in bringing about the meet Gymnastics
stu no n feature al the intercollegiate meet this
May. -, .h,cb
"A Night on" Augustin Days COMEDY wn'on
,yss revived recently for the benefit OF the Uach
team. will go TO Boston and Newton next "eek
profit large enough to pay es on te men s John
FLOCK 90 will give dramatic recital on api H.,
at the Berkeley lycepm he VIII De "SS'S''" y
The report OF the Junior Ball committee SHOWS NV, %
favorable balance Of $fs %. whicn ,nt foIIowssls0
&c he crew N5o 10 the football team. 80 to me
baseball team $6S 81 to the cycle team an" S'' " "
me ,aaS has now become the official under
,raduate organ Arthur a Fowler, %, its eGl ,, ,
M hv which the bulletin and all other University
oa%won9cemcnts will hereafter be printed IN spec
al ne densrt1ent have petitioned President Low for
a professional library to he placed ~ Ci ne (avora.
before the members Of The Young Ms mrS,c &h win
sneak on "Christ and the Lawyer on inu' S""'
The college seniors are going TO publish class
,uook which will be n supplement 10 their Coiun-
Nan II viii contain photographs Of the memDers
Of the class autohographes written IL Anu nun nor
ords. favorte drinks. POLITICS ana NPnn0intrd col
,ortor for The Alumni Memorial Hall for ss has
class who wishes his name TO be kept secret. ,oe
NJ C. Whitaker. IT., Chem " w " Il =; No snd
sas l.: G. Henne 90 "; w, am ;yn,eetine OF ali
,nen horn or resident west OF the Mississippi hlVea
for Wednesday, with the purpose 81 1bo 30 somtbern
Western Club on the same pan as ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13

At special meeting Of the faculty Of the City
College. held on Friday afternoon. committee
consisting OF Professors ierberman. Compton and
Mott was appointed 10 draw up resolutions OF con-
dolcnce with President Webb on the death Of his
eldest son this week from fever contracted while
in the United States service.
The Alpha DELTA Phi has initiated theodore J.
Breitwieser. Charles 9. Edwards LOUIS George
Henes and George Earl Warren
The college chess cub is at present engaged in
a match with the Baltimore city College.
The officers Of the CNonian Literary Society for
the present term are sydney d. Brumme- presi
dent: Joseph Hcrshman. vice-president; Henry
Levy secretary: Harold +. Fine. treasurer Albert
A stern. librarian and Samuel Houston. editor.
The two literary sOciet 90 have elected their de-
baters for the twenty-foLrth semi-annual Joint de-
tate The repres cutafiVeS OF CNO0ia are Samuel
Frank and Cscar Friedrich. Those of Phreno-
cosmia Malcolm Sundheimer and Alexander
StrOusc
Gerald s O'Laughln and Ludwig II. Rnprecht
have been initiated 10y the Phi Gamma Delta fra
terlitN.
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CONTEST IN NORTH PLATyprp,-
EFFORTS TO MIsLEAD REPUBLICANS ~.
VOTING FOR A DEMOCRAT "'o

|ollNb fOR A DEMOCRAT
The five thousand Inhabitants n, No..
are In the midst Of the 1ercest polI,ica, 'ahisi
have ever experienced Their municipal s.o,,' Vhey
take place tomorrow. and the names q, ~. VII
candidates Tor Mayor are on every tonyua "'
The Democratic primary was first held a.,
hard battle resulted In the nomination n, c. s''G
John +. Wilson. wealthy retired bus,ra. .'''ha
who earned his title In the service ~ ~ ~ maa
crate states. There was strong oppos,inr ,,oa,ed-
son I'm his own primary because ne voted . 70 WI
Kiney. and his Democracy was challenenu, lot Nc.
He Is opposed by Newton b. smailsv
business man ana Republican who has Tor va ,Ssa
ley was nominated by accamation in fbs q sna-
can primary. In which about Two aundred s Ploa.
voters took part. "n1 miy
Since the nominations were made tho ~
have taken high moral ground and alleys' crs,s
Wilson represents the better element nat
opposed 10 the use Of money In politics snh .
Park. where the richer portion OF the onn,'sioa
lives, are favOring Wilson. II IL alleged ,ba.' mt
matter Of fact money Is being used in Wp.ns.i
behalf In quantities never before heard az i.'Ms
borough; that as high as g. vote Is bely. "
fercd. and s2j each for workers FOR WIlso. p
Election Day
about 200 when the vote comes ont. but with y
Washington Park Republicans voting FOR yrru.
the result Is made doubtful. "l
This condition IL regarded with grea, sap.,
ton by the Democratic leaders IN the boroIss &
throughout the county. as they UNDERSTAND ~ "a.
Smalley's defeat will hOpelessy divide The p.
cratic triumph in the future in county and s,a'.
elections on this argument they are getting H..
line Democrats who are opposed 70 Wilson ~,
sonally. assuring them that II elected he viii M,
nish the funds % run strong political machi,.
IN the borough In the future
The fight Is intensely bitter. and both SIDES a..
confident Of success. Senator Reed. whose hors I.
in the borough. says that smalley's election
certain.
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BROWN.

,,,o p March l2-About week ago
zee roeeting Of students was held, al which II
,,os almost unanimously voted to form dual atm
letlc league with Dartmouth, provided th"' S".
isfactory arrangements could be mace i"e -
which was tentatively adopted was for two-!ea.
orooroort en- football and baseball. Since that
time however reaction seems TO nave SO. H.
and considerable opposition 10 the plan mas uee,'
developed Brown has never been III w -.
,oague and has not been In a baseball lesieue III
more than ten years and It now begins 10 'ooN 10
~ the conservative element might continue 10 pre-
vail. .oa ,ost
oo ., ,be Nev-York newspapers asserted last
,vook that there had been a rupture oe'wec"
Vale and Brown IN baseball and footoaII i"'
roport is wholly without Justihcauoh. IL"
lions of Brown with Yale have always oeen 49,
w. and are so now. 1t is true that some uii"' NV
has been found In arranging third oaseo"', e"'"
with Yale this sprlng. but the question Is one
so,o,v of dates Two games will be PLAYED IN any any
case and negotiations for a footpa ea 1aad mat
autumn are pending 1S at,n ipAf FOR chess match
arrangements zen ,v are co ItsS si'a"'s
Another college club was added last week 10 1nT
large number already existing. Inc ne" 80 The
is The English Club. composed or meIluss's email
Engsh Il "s%1y s and nors At the meet
inc Professor Bronson read passages ON rxacive
nscript Of forthcoming volume and an seSesso
lamont c. s. Brigham. go and W. u Iocla1u' oG1-
seyera Ptner Se nst week The election Of the
Hinogicai club resulted follows, TIeHu uing
& g Ulliard 90; vice president. - + , ION %.
700. secretary and treasurer. Miss A r. Wo,scs
Executive Committee. the officers, F. hn| tho
and NJ r Thompson. The officers ehos haidoyy 20.
Yacht club are Commodore, g. ~ Ba,cnel caI;ain
vice-commojor ore f. d CULVER; o2 feet cal 8
G s Hoyt Oh secretary and treasure, nara nv
Dryden 90 Tho annual elect9n 81 pTesideDt G.
\ Pafchelder; secretary, r. :. BrydGn' E' vSIorL'
professor Davis 4. r. Norton, % Is 20 20 II
oi. u / Watson oil II. y. Briggs w, - ,,ra ~
ShefeId 'q9 has been elected manager 3 ~ hvstion
athletic team The college Young men ranst1ent.
Association has elected r. f. Parker ~. dP,an 20
+ r Field % vicc-president; j. IS on norre,
recording secretary a. O Pritchard' ,reaevrer
Gordner Colby was elected a member OF tne been
nate Advisory Committee. The foilo%IIns INV T.
chosen class day marshals F Y. husseY ~ !"
The successful contestants in the preliminary eS last
We were + S Chase W l.. Clark, H. \. D (1'
E T Gross r II. Guild. 7. II. kenwor'h'' "' ''
Linden II. T. Waller . ,ven before
Two lectures OF importance were g Vgpn Ses
the college last week The first was by r,oi nho
s. d r Hamlin Of Columbia CniyeiiSl ~ Fssoc mr,
smoke on me Mosques Of Islam. ana me s'J Do
Was by NJ Edouard Rod, whose SUBJECT was ''
tand's "Cyrano de Bergerac. . ..,.soo- nractice
The baseball squad engaged In ontGoor p' a ss
for the first time last week A L. hou''''' - So
has been assisting In the coachihs'
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GOTERNED BY FRENCH LAW.
THE FOUGERA ESTATE TO BE DIVIDED
ACCORDING TO THE TERMS OF
CONTRACT UNDER THE com
M-NlTY SYSTEM"

curious litigation. is involved In the sale az
auction OF the Fougera flats and other property
owned by the ate Charles Edmund Fougera,
which IS announced take place on March ".
The Fougcra estate Is the first 10 be divided III
,ht, state under the community system OF
France. which Is provided for by the famous Code
\onolcon This system makes 1t legal Tor man
and his wife 10 enter into business partnership
In 1872 Mr. Fougcra married In France, ana al tha'
,,,o no and his wife executed contract Tor sucl,
a narfnership Mrs. Fougera gave l2op francs; uuu
hrr husband contributed what was considered W.
,ouiraieut Of same amount soon lteI tu'tt'
marriage Mr. and Mrs. Fougera moved 10 ms
country and successful business VENUS IA H.,
AIR Fougera worth about 10000 at the time OIL MS
doth The Fougera flats. In CNnion-st, De'Wtei.
St1te-st and Atlantic-ave.. was one oil ms mus
successful ventures. Atlantic-aye was one r,oi
tIc principal business streets OF brooklyn. Hc
building OF the Brooklyn Bridge moved business ms
10 Fulfon-st and It il said that the mats are
now only partially filed . 49,, .s,to,
When Mr.. FOugcra died intestate ne PIItts'ti5oii
came M as 10 Whe her the estate Shoulu nr uN III,
occnrdiiig 10 tn. contract Of partnership ana vas
b.,rd az great length in the courts II was ilcce.
sorv 10 prov not only the terms OF inc ~
b, tho fact that the contract itself would De rec
n~nized as binding by the courts OF france ana 70
occomnlish this "A French lawyer named l.e oWptc
- hrnught over from Paris. who testihed 70 us
legoli,v II was then decided that. although tne
contract was contrary 20 the laws OF hls o'd''' 1t
.oo',id no enforced because made In France
Wv This decision Mrs. Fougcra is entitled 10 one
tbe other half the remainder TO be equally dlSlut
among the children. such being the terms or the
ogreement which Il was found. was strictly WIFI
,n tho letter Of the Code Napoleon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13
OBTTt AIRY.

Elizabeth March 70 (speciaD.-Hafse' ,,y year
,,r,r-seven wears old who for over Ws"" wOfp
had charge at the Singer Sewing Mao"'~ =, slns'
Of the nllng OF agents orders Tor pn''I me ~
machines. died this afternoon at ms Mrr
S2S Franklin-st Mr.. Ellis was a weir alrsrss
-, tone singer. and was prccen,o s,,-, II him
chnrches widow and two sons dest living rn sn
w m' - The First Presbyterian church was eshv
died AZ her home to-day. Miss NiS rs Presbytens
three years old She joined me : years was
Church In 1881. and for Sky -e'h"
~ it, most Jealous members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13

ADDRESSES BY SAMUEL GoMPbKs "'''
SANI-Er. r. DONNELLY

ADDRESSES BY SAM FL. N''"' -
SAMUEL b. DONNELLY
4 convention Of trades and labor unions Oh -. ys
son County was held in the Biiou Ih'a"., a
city. yesterday afternoon. under the sn.ssu
the Hudson county Trades Council 's :. .,os
were made by labor leaders. lnClur. Iteration q
Compers president OF the American , ~ The 70.
Labor. and Samuel b. Donney pTesTgps e sconysnu'
ternational Typographical Union. me hestre va,
was open to the public. ana the '"'
crowded. ,,ss in which %
compared the Industrial conditions ID Va hat ts
with those OF other countries ana sa,u Co
rich men OF other countries "'I1 Ia that 70
pared with our own rich men. III be nrogressss
neople who worked long hours coun o. - mainias
no such people in a republic could iTps ,hey sss
their freedom and liberty. nor ,J jn,,ers IN q
Command the respect OF their empoyycss,c essful
ganization of labor rested tns n.y. ,he Corporate"
and trusts . . s ,a-,,,ly due " "A
ac,t,itv Of organized labor mat coipo'n made taeh
,rnsts from ali over the country ha I hat 10 ms
homes In New-Jersey. and also sAlu ~ tine car
anathy u the men and women ,l o. he labor hS'
ba attributed the failure 10 enforce '"e
on the statute boohS'
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FUNERAL or SURGEON WIRD.
SERVICES IN THE FIRST REFORMED
CHURCH YESTERDAY.

crDv,CES N THE FIRST REFORMED
CHURCH YESTERDAY.
The funeral Of Lieutenant James Ward, asss'"n.
ooor % s,o oo2d New York Volunteers. who died
IN March 2 in Guanajay Cuba near Havana was
held Yesterday IN the First Reformed Church car
roll-st and seventh-ave., and conducted ny 'he
Rev. J. NJ Farrar. Lieutenant Ward lived ior
merry in Carrcll-st. Brooklyn, but moved 10 Io1L
sepssrate Company lie resigned from this organ NJ
zaion and Joined the 22d kegmshI iSr ase
~ going to the war He soon maze aSsiS "!,t
surgeon Of the regiment and Just before MS deaIn
served governor Of the military "osP'"' "'''
Havana. g, ,oot, ~. ieu-
Ills body was brought here last week ~ t iTrus
tenant w ] Wilkes and taken 20 the Dutch AInSs
club which Is directly opposite the FIRST hei
Church. and which Lieutenant ward heIp1I ~. 10 o.
ganize The body taken yesterday mo CT etrV
Church of which he was formerly memper. s..
eral members Of the 10th Separate company M
present and served palbearers. ana tnt Uni I'M
was draped with American flags. me nuIid' VIII
take place today at South River, y j.
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70 REST N PROSPECT PARK CEMETERY
FUNERAL OF SERGEANT ANGEvTNE. OF THE
FORTY SEVENTH REGIMENT HELD
YESTERDAY.

The funeral Of First Sergeant Frank +. Ange-
vine. ir - the 9TH Regiment, who died last week
on the way from Porto Rico on the transport Lo-
gan which landed the regiment I'm Brooklyn last
Friday was held Yesterday In Christ Church Bed
rord-sve and MortoY-st The funeral at
tended by i50 soldiers in uniform who accompanied
Ualsev-st Company T. which Sergcan, Ange-
vines company. attended IN body. The pallbcar-
ers were lJuartcrma sfrr- Sergeant Charles Reilly.
Sergeants Clinton Hamilton and Michael O'Connor,
and Corporas George Wells. Frank Dormer and
Charles Mnior Tho service conducted by the
Rev Or james H. Darlington. who paid high
tribute to the dead soldier. The burial Will take
place I'm the Friends Cemetery. Prospect Park.
sergeant Augevines father Is "A Custom House
appraiser.
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SURVEYS
RacCoon Creek.
DR.. ERDMiN'S ANNIVERSARY

Morrstown. March ~ (speciaD THE Rev Dr.
Albert Erdmnn. pastor OF the South Street Pres
bytcrian Church. preached a sermon this morning
commemorative OF his thirtleth anniversary as
pastor. The following statistics were given for
the thirty years OF his pastorate: Added 10 the
church on confession OF faith $780, by letter, 6l2
yearly average OF Is The benevolent contribu-
lions aggregated s2S21ss contributions for church
and congr egationnl expenses, 2lg70l. total OF
N62 ts9. Between 40 and go children had been bap
tized. and Or. Erdman had oiiiciated at ?i3 mar
rages and 40 funerals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13
HAMILTON.

clinton \ Y. March l2-The Young Men
Cbr,st,an Association at the annual business meet
inc e.ecred the following officers for 1Sss-s0 Pres
ident. F NJ. Weston 90 vice-president, H. y
Miller. co: treasurer J. b. Millham Oh correspond
ing secretary. j. f. Johnston. o. ana reco'""ls
secretary D. r. Campbell. o.
Tho Dramatic Mandolin and Glee clubs gave an
..otnr,o,, O, Camden y y Friday night
President Stryker has announced the dPiUInHt
uent If the following contestants from .e ~, ~
lass for the Mckinney prizes for decamelloll a'
he next commencement: Seth Bird +. }. Erahah'
II u SPENCER and II. +. Taylor
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TEACHERS

The Glee club concert on Thursday evening was
held IN the gymnasium. which was filed to over
flowing.
Preparations for field work in geography, under
Professor Dodge. and r. biology. under Professor
Lloyd. under way.
On March Il DR.. William McMurtric OF the
American Chemical Society. will lecture before the
students IN domestic science on The Sources and
Refining Of Tartar Products
Dr. Pau Monroe. now Instructor IN the depart
rnent of history viii next year be adjunct profes-
sor Of history Of education. ana Rudolph Rex
Ree6er will be instructor I'm tho theory and prac-
tee OF nching
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pRFp,RJyG F0R MTSTERING OFT.

The First battalion Of the 9Th Regiment, United
States Volunteers has been ordered TO report at the
armory this morning for physical examination pre-
nerotory 10 being mustered out Of the United
Stotos service The Second battalion will he cX-
amincd on Wednesday. and tho Third on Friday
DIT Bell formerly surgeon Of the list Regiment, mas
hoen assigned to the work of eXaWination. II Is
expected that the mastering out VIII occupy ABOUT
two weeks. COmpan! attended the iuhera OF
@ 4 NnsfcrlnN IL hOGN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13

Henry F. smyser who died suddenly in York.
Penn on Saturday. well known rs the In
vertor Of an intricate machine for making bags FOR
the sugar refining business. lie was connected with
tho ArbuclSc sugar refinery IN Brooklyn. and had
lived at the Hotel Margaret for two years At the
time u his death he was visiting his parents IN
York; Penn lie was born siXty-twO years ago and
was a native Of philadelphia. \ son. Walter
Smyser. survives him. The burial VIII take place
f Bhil4dorllO
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GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The Rov. Eugene a Hoffman. dean Of the Cen
eral Theological 8 minary preached the fourth Of
a special course OF sermons in the chapel on
Wednesday evening.
The Glorv.na Rossel Hoffman pro:o ssorship Of the
literature and Interpretation Of the New Testn-
tnent which was for q wolfe vacant. owing 10 the
death Of the Rev Dr. oliver Is nov held by the
Rev Or. w BecEWifh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13
ST. PirRIcK'S SocfETY DINNER ToASTS.

Tie following toas's VIII be responded TO at the
dinner II the St Patricks Society which is to be-
held in the Brooklyn Academy OF Music on March
II. Presidents address. William J. Carr. The
Day We celebrate" the Rev. t. j. McGodrick,
THE United states" Supreme Court Justice John
Woodward. The Irish In History" Congressman
John + Fitzgerald. Of Boston. The CITY 81 Now
York" Judge William Is. llurd jr.; Sister So
cieiics" Joseph a Burr and Tunfs q. Bergen, and
The Ladies'" George O'Keefe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-13

The Rev George Alexander delivered the seventh
OF "a course OF special sermons THE Holy
Spirit" IN the Adams Chapel OF Union Theological
Seminary yesterday afternoon. His subject was
'"The Work OF the Holy Spirit In Regeneration.
BY special terms Of agreement between the sem
mary and the University II the city Of Ncw-York
the university will admit without fee 70 special
lectures In the graduate department. and also TO
lectures IN The department OF arts and sciences
students Of the seminary recommended by the
faculty.