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New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
AT JOSEPH p M'HUGH & Co s. NOS. 3 AND
WEST FORTY -SECOND-sT

That The Popular Shop" has lost none OF its
popularity would be the judgment Of any visit
ing this establishment. at Nos. and . West Forty
second-st. At present people interested in sum
mer furnishings. and here they find everything in
the line Of furniture hangings. rugs etc. necessary
for summer comfort Well as artistic effect. To
begin with. there English and French wall
papers OF which this firm has the exclusive con-
troll in this country representing II does the
foreign manufacturers.
special feature made by this establishment H.
having CretOnneS rr h@ngings. coverings etc
made TO match the designs in the wall papers
Glazed English chintz is also used for covering
furniture. II IS shown in most elaborate patterns
inexpensive curtains are made Of what IS known
as Singapore lattice work which is Of cotton
woven I'm an open design. The Cairo lattice" is a
closer More expensive hangngs are Of
velour oxford velvet London corduroy. Liberty
velvet and tapestry.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
CLEVELAND STREETcAR MEN WAY Strike

Cleveland March Ga strike which may tic up
e;.ry street railway In Cleveland Is threatened.
The employees OF the big consolidated company de-
clare that unnecessarily severe rules are being
harshiy enforced with them. and the men OF the
little consolidated companies. while having COM
p.aints OF their own say they Will stand by their
follow -worknen W ID Malone. Of Detroit. inter-
national secretary Of the Street Railway Mems
largo union is being formed and will be organized
on Monday night after which the future course of
action will be decided on The strike sentiment
amorg The men OF the big consolidated company Is
nro
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
AT A. FRANKFlELD & CO.'S. NO. 80 WEST
RTEENTH-

In variety Of articles Of pretty and Original
kind. particularly adapted for gifts. no store can
show a more fascinating display at this time than
that Of a. Frankfeld & Co. OF No. % West Four
tcenth-st.
Centrally placed. where the uptown and down
town shopper can easily reach the store, It wins
attention from all who are in search OF pretty nov
cities that are yet Of "A substantial kind. There
Gifts suitable for Easter. for birthdays. weddings
and all joyous anniversaries may be found at
prices that are not alarmingly exorbitant. Selec
lion NAV be made from number OF things StcT-
ling silver articles for the dining and toilet tables
hold special prominence They include everything
from ihc daintesi of little salt cellars 10 stately
flower holders Of cut glass. silver mounted and
vases that will show 10 advantage the beauty Of
The long-stomned roses sent in on Easter morning
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
TO 60 TO Az ONO PARISH.

THE REV. CHARLES Z. HUTCHIsoN ACCEPTS
THE CALL TO GRACE CHURCH. AvoNDALE.
II was learned yesterday that the Rev. Charles
f.. Hutchison. Of the curates OF the Calvary
Episcopal Church. Madson-ave and Twenty-hrst-
St. has accepted the call extended 10 him by Grace
Church I'm Avondale. Ohio. He will preach his first
sermon in his charge Easter Sunday. at
which time he will take up his duties rector %
the church He succeeds the Rev. Dwight Mar
field Mr.. Hutchison has been connected with the
Calvary Episcopal Church stree June. 1895
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

am an humble pensoner. myself. for dahy breed:
shall I forget my brothers. who seem IN greater
need? ,....o ,,ora ,h,,
T know not how It happened that have more 'nah
they ,.,,,, ,,t,.o n larger mart
The hwmblest wayslde beggar and have wants
the same, ca coued ont
Close side by side we Walk'u WV" ~
one name. 49,. ,oroo bo calIed
Tho FOOD was given for both-here. half OF 1t Is
'n'he' -QIelen Hunt Jackson
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Letters. with their contributions. for William
choonard % Charleston. W Va. have been re-
celved from the following people. Mrs h'n7""
:, ,,,,s NJ . Hritt ~ Mamaroneck y. Y.
v. : c.. % cents nclosed in an "Atlantic Month,
t." s,fs.riptiou card without name. - r.. o.
~ II,i,nr. Z! r. NJ o. Waterloo y. Y. Mrs. a q
jones' MoIrsiowR s. n j. MrI + ZcG s'egl'z ny xe% Sl
15l'..tt.iin = and "A Reader Of Tn" DAILY rio
me Mrs Harriet 6. Allen. OF auburn IL J., - ndS S
Seni Mr. Sheppard six dozen lead pelTlIs 10 "'4
Stn' St ,T geitinF a stock Of notions TO sell
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
F0P THE CANCER HOSPITAL.

The Tribune received s. yesterday for the Cancer
UosnItal nj no 66S Water-st. for which Mrs. Rose
Hawthorne Lathrop has appealed to the people
ito+b noto and money which came from Mrs. Al
frld ! Fruclle were forwarded 10 Mrs Lathrop.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
AT DEMPSEY & CARROLLs. WEST TWENTY.
THIRD-ST

Messrs. Dempsey and Carroll can always be relied
upon serve their clients with the newest and
best things TO be found in the different depart
Of their store. The writing papers now
shown are In such varied shapes colors and quail
ties that one may easily be in the fashion II they
buy from a lrst-class dealer. On the paper the
monogram. crest or coat-of-lrms. the fancy
may choose. is stamped and this may be I'm colorS
in q tone that is the same shade a. the paper. or
in solid contrasting shade. II is also seen
silvered Silded. and sometimes both com
bined
At this house there is kept the latest styles In
invitations OF all kinds. whether for weddings ro
ceptions. dances. dinners or Informal morning
functions 1t is also possible TO have new idea
carried out and entirely original designs are fire.
Guently made order. Out-of-town orders are
promptly and satisfactorily filled. Boxes Of sta
tionery are made up II desired. and the purchaser
has so wide a choice that any taste may easily be
satisfied In preparing for considerable absence
from town il would be well 10 visit the store of
Messrs Dempsey and Carroll and purchase Il
quantity Of the stationery and cards that will he
needed although the stock may be renewed II
orders In.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

VIII " F. 3. please send her full name ana "u
dress to the Sunshine column? Th'Fe are SGnel@' ever.
'v = B..s' on the enrolment book ana tne F''S'-
dent-General wishes especially to "rl'e 'r''' ~
,n y, = T. who contributed money for the DIS
,i .oljior William Sheppard and MS VIE
Clothes cards etc. that shr NJ MSddrcs9ei r. n TO The
,r ,,.o Sunshine Society. Ncw-1 ork rihui'. .\c"-
tl yIiI'' i,,,y in care OF the President-Generai
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Mrs Joseph 8 Wood gave card reception ana
supper at her house. No. lSj South Second-aNe''
Mount Vernon. on Friday evening. Among others
urcscnt were Miss Carrie Wilson. Miss Cyhtha
Aiixsen. Dr. and Mrs. Archibald VI. CampDe"' ~
and Mrs Melville = Page. DR. r. 5. Carter, ny.
Leila G. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Kirk, Mrs K0ber'
l. Mulford captain and Mrs. william w iIso,l; I
iieufonant and Mrs. Henry +. Rhoades ana
Ioscph : Wood.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

almost unlimited Soft materials IKE cashmere'
French flannel crepe de chine. yelling cnallle;
rLIno or India silk may be decorated with lace ana
riibon or plainly completed. For Madras linen;
lawn bingham or other wash fabrics emoroluered
e1ging ard insertion are used. ,,
10 make this jacket for a woman OF medlum SIZE
atI reGuiro three and a hall yards oi rnatsriaI
w." seven inches Wide The pattern, No. ibao, is
cm, IN szes for a 32 a. &c, $'. 40 and i2 inch bust
measure
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

The President General wishes TO announce ,n''
, o> the members has n small whee-chair "hich
chic would Ike to exchange ior larger one '""H
49,, ,orhans some member might be using chalr
,nH % 1hrg, and would gladly make the gNchahR' we
Do C;eueral gives this notice Ihtr" are no"
nine wheel chairs belonging 10 'l' '"'''F ''7
utufzeI bv invalid members
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

This dainty morning Jacket OF pInk-hgured dimity
ia nra;tilv trimmed with vaencennes lace and in
sortion the girdlc OF pink satin ribbon combining
,b. f1lness Of the waist being gracefully tied in
front The use of the body lining Is optional, and
the closing may be- made at the centre 'front.' or at
tho let under the laDels Of collar, as preferred.
r,b. seamless back fits smoothly across the shoul-
dets the fulness at the wastline being shirred in
double rows Cndor-arm cores join the back and
fronts which give il smooth adjustment over the
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
roR THE SUNSHINE FUND.

ono dollar in stamps from 5. Kate Payne came
es dues for April . cents in stamps as initiation
Zoo for Nathan Beers Mitchell and BENJAMIN W.
payne Mitchell and 81 from George IS. Neeu io'
naving cxpIcss on sunshine received.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
To WINTER


Old man really think It's time
For YOU to get away. 49,, ,.our share
~ r33onths past YOU have had your snare
And more too, Oft of the 1.onr say; White head
And frosty nose around. r
~ ror n change would now prefer
To have the native ground c,pDxFr
I-tica y. Y. 'O''-N
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
,MZ0Ny1W0F1ANSMdE&
AMONG "STLENT WORKERS.
WHAT DEAF-MUTEs ARE DOING HERE AND
ELSEWHERE.

The fortleth anniversary OF the Deaf-Mute MIS-
sion OF Grace Protestant Episcopal Church. bai'a-
more took place on the evenings OF March anu 10 o.
There was a large and interested attehu"hOV' ''
Guiding one hundred or more deaf-mutes.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

The Ladies Aid Society Of tho F.rst presbyterian
anron sal@ in the church parlors on Friday nishr
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

The Ephphatha Mission for the Dear ana Du"'''
=, Rochester y Y has recently had handsome
oak altar retable altar cross and altar ran
ing nlaced In the parish house OF 81. Luz ss ;
Church where their services are held on 'he "'S
Sunday OF the month.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Miss Laura A. Reynolds. OF Lebanon y ~, re-
,or,s reading matter received from Mrs NJ H. val
nnvtine 70 whom she sends cordial thanks.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Alfred Larger. principal Of Donaldsons ocnoo'
FOR the Deaf Edinburgh, Scotland. VIII mex, May
celebrate the hftieth anniversary OF MS ehlia"es
upon teachers career. His old pups 80 marx
,brouphout ~ the empire, preparing 70 ln'tof lm'
their appreciation OF his services in II suos'""'"
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

The poems selected by Miss Mau1 - fe''ee "'-
T. G have already been published IN 'i'e 'o"'''"
So they will be passed on.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
TO rorE on DR.. ErAys's RESIGNATION.
MEETING OF THE WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CONGREGATION on APRIL 9.

The members OF the West Presbyterian Church
will meet on the evening OF April to take final
action upon the resignation Of the Rev. Or. Anthony
II. Evans the pastor. The regular Sunday services
were conducted by Or. Evans at the church yester-
day morning and there was a large congregation.
The notice OF the meeting was read at the service.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Mrs Harriet c. Vincent Of Crugers y. J." mas
l,,r 40 sunshine letters and 30 notes and has dis
,w-th,tcd az bundles OF reading matter TINS year.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Mrs A.: Please send your SILK pieces 10 MiS
Mary r. Bliss. president OF the Springfield oh,o,
T s S branch. Mrs. Bliss is making a orau'i'ul
silk quilt.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

IT'S an odd fact" says the Editor OF "Ihe SIN.
Worker" that. no matter how prominent w.
man makes himself in the pursuits, or no" Ni"0'
he achieves in mercantile career no such ma"
has ever been selected to be director oi oa,eo
nS q schooi for tho deaf. It's odd. too, DecauSv,
such MAJ can give real aid and can tod taHe TO t
interest where many hearing men are .snngbt to
nj such places without once giving 'HouH"' ~
the welfare of the pupils I'm the school
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

J. II. Angas. Of South Austraha' mas en,n <.. |
woo uso for series OF years of his splendid farm
az Paraneld. comprising osO acres. to the Adelalde
Adult Deaf and Dumb Mission. with n view V 10 f to
being vested in trustees as home OF lnuusuS S i0'
aged. infrm and blind deaf-mutes IoI an t-'e
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

A request has been made for the following p''o' ',
of music: MARY OF the Glen. Last "'ee'''s
a, ond star Of the Sea" Instrumental.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
THE TRTBINE PATTERN.

TIssUE-PAPER PATTERN OF WoMAN's
HOUSE Jacket 80. 7635 FOR COUPON
AND TEN CENTS
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Some clothing recently sent through 'he o"l'' ~
Nelson Mccartney. No. SO 'hes'h"t-''' ,1,
,.u,a., 90 ,oss theu on To n paralytic man IN
his neiehborhood. This was readily eran''u. i .,tsi
any members have partly worn cl1'r,,,,n; 9rd e. to
Mr. Mccartney at the above address re ''"7
crinnled hv rheumatism Is enlrey hcLp-sr.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Mrs NJ Hubner is deeply grateful 70 All inc J. >
G members who have so kindly renemoe'eu "'
little invalid daughter.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

An artist G. l.. Washburn. OF Minnesota WIZ
has been in Europe studying ART iouhu "i' =.
rnss a Great advantage to him in gaining access to
Moorish interiors Europeans find difficulty IN Wis
,ting the City Of the Riffians. but MT. Washpur"
had no trouble whatever and even enjoyed MMooIlsn M
society. Could he have talked ana hearu he Hi's"'
not have been allowed this privilege
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
WHERE TO SEND SUNSHINE.

Again sad want is made known to the So'.',, .,t.
4 refined but peculiarly unfortunate Young VIC VIC
IN Missouri has no means Of providing Tor III" We
ono who IS expected. VIII the members agar" so
. .ho hidden stores where lie the little iolhed gaI-
10 . ~ ia and some things that will gladdeh 'he
beart of this Sunshine member!
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
President OF North Postofice Na' T.

robn NJ. Crise. a T. s. S. member OF foros' I,,,'
Ind has published a patriotic song anu NJ,
an,itIed The Best Friend to cuba Is Aiher.o"
11e has offered TO give one hundred copies 10 MISS
rr,ro Toothman. State president "i II.lihur, I rt ~
M nid for the benefit OF the T. > ; Dranch Wo'h, ~
.tornhers can secure copies by sending " centS
Miss Toothman. Forest Hill. ina. th-errnl - tr adre
bcr in spreading good cheer among inc "e"o"S'
ver,bers having cancelled postage stamps o' "nS
~, ain ,,,oaac send them to Miss Carrie DlcKlh-
sa, No 16SS Third-ave.. New-York CITY MISS
D,rkirson has been bedridden for several years,
- ~, t ,,o,bor has now become blind. \ small
a,olnua 10 derived from tha sale OF theSe S,a''p ~;
VIII members who send lNeSSs "' ~
on sufficient postage!
Many new and Interesting features arc p'lns
odded 70 tho Sunshine Fair at Stamioro. aoi'''
and there is every promise OF great success
Tho way At times may dark ana weary sr'i"'
10 rav of sunshine on our pain hldI,, "'""'
oorif clouds hover over W Ike a pan. I'll
Ana gloom and sadness seem 10 conphS., "''
r3ut stu with honest purpose tol W." on, ,ruo
And # our steps be upright, strilE;l. an" ''"'
- Is, Tho cast n golden light shall na,Wh .A.,oh
Ana the p''s"' ''' -(Will Carleton
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

prosident-CencraI Of the T. S. s: should h"Nc
written to YOU long ago. but with illness M" '"e
blizzard which nearly annihiiateu US ! , -
',, o,,,,,,, our Sunshine Society desires to
-, ~ ,,or, ~ It's work n circulating library
-, o,,, hooks or periodicals it can get from 'i'o I
society at large and from irienGs ronty miles
~, ar, roilroad and wherc boat coll'S ~, ~
tw,ce a week we practically shut IN ,bn anu hook
w. Tror, Tho centres OF active He, ana the ',h
tr v.t 10 tnrrlhle Weeks yes months pass VIZ III
out new publication Of any knd pen.TT'iitts Il II were
lsV,t.'nr md a now book is fairly fought ior auu
devourod 1t is read and rsread tos ana IN peces from
,a ~ ,Ise So our little society VIII reC'tSr az
books cent t. and circulate lnTT o i rr, The Trib
,,,o and il is read until II falls apaTt ,r,,i,
lovely valentine from the ]. > > on tr1r,ax H''
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

The engagement Is announced ~ MISS ion.
Mendelson daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Mendelson. OF No. 81 West EIghty-seventn-s''' 70
Henry Mctzler.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Mr. and Mrs. William f. y Stokes. who ssh'd
for Europe on Saturday intend 10 remain aoro'h
for several months during which they WI TOUT
through England. France and probably spain'
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Announcement ls made ~ the engagement OF
Miss Anna Renwick Montgomery. daughter or Mrs.
Katharine u. Montgomery. of Philadelphia. 10 ''p-
tain Allan Dwight Raymond. who during the "'r
last summer commanded Company Of the ISL
Regiment. United States Volunteer Engineer AZ
Porto Rico Captain Raymond Is p son or Leu.
ienant-t toionol & ". Raymond. of the Cn''ea
States Engineer Corps
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Tho engagement has been announced in Phi'a-
delpha of Miss Louise Register. daughter of lay
ton Register Of Chestnut-st.. that city 70 hat'
thew Baird. OF the late Matthew BAIRD
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

The names Of the four famous Court fools will
h. found in the letters composing tho titles .: the
following: j. II. Honeywood John Haywood. Jester
~ Henry VIII: Master Garon Rich Archie Arm
strong lester TO the Stuarts. died April l. 1916,
Tabor Pinckncy, Patrick BOnneY, Jester to Regent
Morton OF Scotland. Gascon. ScOgan. Jester to Ed
va ri ~ All the other nagrams are simply COM
posed OF the letters in the three words April
FOOLS
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

IN THE ORDER OF THE BLACK EAGLE
Prince Waldemar. the eldest son OF Prince Henry
Of Prussia was decorated with the order OF the
Rack IA gle last week He s just years OF age.
and the "Vorwaerts' sarcastically congratula tes
the octogcnarian painter Menzel. who was recently
Decorated with the same order. his col
league.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Mrs Richard Gambrill. Of this city. has leased
Mrs Julia ". Eldrdges cottage. at Ochre Point,
Newport. for the coming season.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

The wedding % Miss Emma Lock Rianhsrd.
daughter Of John L. Rianhard to Francis VIM
throp White Will he celebrated on Saturday. April
9 at noon. at the home OF the brides father. In
Clnton-ave.. New Brighton Staten Island large
reception Will follow Z ceremony which VIII be
witnessed only by relatives and small number OF
the personal friends Of the couple.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

MISSION OF CECIL RHODES-The result NJ
Cecil Rhodess mission to this country Is generally
spoken of by the press equivalent 10 failure
The financial papers laugh at the idea that the
Government will furnish guarantees of the financial
success Of that part of the projected Cape to Cairo
railroad which Is TO pass through German East
Africa
The Berlin correspondent Of the 'Magdeburger
Zeltung" writing in this connection says:
Mr.. Rhodes may be shrewd enough In asking
Germany TO take the financial responsibility of this
part of the road. but think he Is welcome IN
build the road with means of his own raising Cor
many has not the slightest reason TO guarantee the
interest '''S
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

AIRSHlP COMPANY FORMED Count Won Zep.
pelln. Il retired Wdrtemberg cavalry general who
has been for years experimenting with an airshlp
after a series OF successful experiments with small
models in the presence Cf the King Of Wdrtembere
md experts has succeeded In forming company
with a capital OF 100000 marks. for the purpose
of exDloltfng his invention. huge alrshlp ac-
cording to his plans is now being built at Manzll
and the first public ascent is promised for July g.
on the Boden See eight hundred metres from the
shore as il IL supposed the airshp Will make a
better exhibition OF its floating and steering quail
nhnXe the water.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

The report that Clarence ". Mackay will build
a villa AT Newport has been revived. Mr. and Mrs.
Mackav will spend the coming summer a. West'
bury, Long Island.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-06
A FIGHT TO THE FINISH
Pursuit of the Hole-in-the-Wall
Bandits.
ARE HOT ON THE TRAIL
A Skirmish With the Outlaws - No Ex-
pense Will Be Spared Omcers
Are Determined to Clean
Out the Gang.

Salt Lake, Utah, June 5-A special to
the Tribune from Cheyenne. Wyo.,
says: Sheriff Oscar Hefstand of Ma
trona county, who went out Yesterday
with a posse of IL men in pursuit of the
Union Pacific train dynamiters, return
ed to Casper to-day and reported a
brisk skirmish between his posse and
the robbers.
Sheriff Heistand and posse left yester-
day morning at II O'clock and at 4 in
the afternoon overlook the fugitives 80
miles north of Casper, making for the
Powder river country.
The robbers opened fire at a distance
of half mile and then retreated, shoot
ing from their horses as thy ran. Sher-
iff Heistand's horse was killed at the
first fire and he was left afoot. He
walked Is miles to a sheep camp for a
new horse and h>eying no hopes of over
taking the posse, he returned to Cas-
per.
Sheriff Hazen of Converse county.
who was with the posse, continued the
pursuit and it is believed will effect the
capture of the outlaws.
Nv NOl u has SpHlS from tIen to-day,
The robbers are on good horses and are
armed with the latest smokeless pow
der long-range rifles.
1t Is now certain that they are part
of the Hole-in- the Wall band of out
laws who have, during the past three
years, robbed banks. pOstoffices and
country stores in South Dakota, Mon
tana, Utah, Colorado and wyoming.
They had 80 miles to travel from the
scene of yesterdays skirmish before
reaching the Hole-in-the- Wall region,
an almost Inaccessible district along
the Big Horn mountains.
Heretofore when the members of the
band have reached this rendezvous af-
ter committing depredations, pursuit
has ceased. In this chase they will be
followed into the fastness and fought
to finish. The posse now closing in
on them are headed by the United
States marshal, sheriffs and officers of
the Union Pacific detective department,
and no expense will be spared to effect
their capture and the cleaning out of
the entire band.