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RUSHING WoRK ON THE COLOMBIA.
Plenty to DO Before the Yacht Is Ready
for Launching on June 8.

BRISTOL. May 2S-1t will he n rush job to
finish the Columbia and have her ready for
launching on June 4. so far as the forward
end Is concerned tho boat Is very nearly COM
pleted. From n short distance tho plating
gives one the impression that 1t was cast In n
mold so flnu is tho workmanship. The rigging
attachments to tho bow are now being fitted
on. The fittings arc galvanized and produce
quito nm effect with the metali In the background.
The fastenings Of ths ordinary fittings arc
mado with rivets. while some OF the larger ones
contain bolts Of good size. The eyestrnps. to
which the bowsprit guys will be hooked. are
set we'll back from tho forward end and near no
curve OF the bow. They are rivsted to the
The The Sp work 81 poiishina I I the underaody plating
does not progress very fast. Up to the present
time there Is only spacc on the port side ten
Job much exactness Is used N producing very
smooth surface Tho work Is done by ma
spaee herS sGr is anobcr @ pToeess Spped After
this the plates shine very brightly. 49,.
arc still quito n number OF bolts to be drawn
out. The work of rivcting steel straps is being
carried out extensively in the interior OF the
the plates is about completed. Active opera
tlons will be. kept up. however. until the
iqnnshing and report has it that IS; some m OF the
being examined and cauiked, This is oil much
armed with q hammer and caulking iron. ex-
omines the ends OF the riyets where they come
ia contact with the plating i there is the
least space showng bstweepp, the riyets and
part watcrtiRht. The cnulking iron is Of n
different shape from the old fashioned iron
used in packing oakum between wooden
shaped something like a half circle. The in
tention is to produce hull that will be as free
from leaks as though the whole was formed OF
one solid piece. The bulkheads are in position
both forward and nft. according to the rules OF
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Trillion's Big Steeplcchase.

BosToN. May 2S.-Beautiful weather. a large
attendance. and large field Of good horses
marked the first day OF the Country Clubs
spring meeting yesterday. The big race. the
Country Club Steepechase. went to ". c.
Hayess chestnut gelding, Trillion. with Hayes
up. in killing finish, the winner fighting it
out at the wire with Harry Smiths King T.
The other star event. the Myopia steeplechase
was a walkaway for b. F. Clyde's Red Hscke.
summaries:
Frst naCsFar lace hicks Rurse $500 wssht I5o
years Harry smith. won; W. C. Hayess Rustom, s
Hayes second: James A. Yarland. Jr.s. Bluestonc
aged Henry. third. Time, 1851.
second Race-For hacks: purse $3.50; weight, $50
pounds one enlightenment n Wilijamss Weary
Willie. years tJohnson!. won; y. r. Leverinv's
aged FelD. third, Time. :5OA.
Third Kace-For three-year.olds and upward
purse $500; three.quarters Of mile.James Nc.
Daddy, : lyietch third. Time. I:ioA.
purse $500; three quarters Of mile-B. r. tlyde,s
Tenny, Henry, second; H. W. Smiths Fnscho, !
Smith. third Time. 1:3Of.
Fifth Raco-Hurdle: purse $500; one mile and q
half. over six hurdles-Mr. Cham blets Mosien, I
Netch). won; b. F. Clyds's Trayant (Bracken!.
sfGSna T@s s.l T. s'v"1e' aenaF0' Savage third
Sixth Race-Country Club steepleehsse purse
& q 900 Of which $500 to % second srd 400 to third
second; Mr Chambitt's White Gartel's. I Tietchj
third. Decapod Mars Chan land Julius Cesar also
I Seventh ' Rsee"Myopa steeplecha.e. for hunters
registered under \. s. and Il: A. rules purse $3.50
miles and half-B: F.. Clydes Red Hackle, 3
CspraGuel. won T. G. Frothin Iham, Jr's. Latitude.
aged vietGh second p F. Glydes Lily. Fell.
also I ran, fime. ss:s4. "e'N,nA Nn' D'e.Nle-0n
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Gossip of tho Ring.
Jew York. Eight rounds.

Baldwin New York.-Fight rounds.
There is aJettcr at this office for Charley Kelly.
N.J New York-He was born in San Francisco in
G. L., New York.-Ic never was champion Of the
world.
Nm, y. Y.--He WAS born in Halifax, Nova Scotia,
on July 20, 1870.
". A. Logan Hammordsport, y. Y.--IIc was born
in Boston on oct 10, 1865.
Constant Reader and A. $. H.. Newark, They are
10 meet before tho L.nox A. c. on Juno 49,
Constant Reader, New York.-Thcy met in Harlem
on oct. 10 1874 MrCuc got the decision in ten
rounds.
PA. O.. Now York.-Thcy mot before the Broad.
way A. g. and Lavigne got the decision i'll twenty
hve rounds
Daily Reader, New y ,rk They met at kichburg
Miss, on July u. 1882. Seventy. ave rounds were
Duaht, and the result was in favor of Sullivan.
", u. J., New York..Address either Dave Holland
94S Broadway; W. A. Brady, care Manhattan Theatre
Hotel New York.
Flying Hose. Trenton. n. J.-Thcy met i'll Mas
peth l.. l.. on Dec. 9 lsp6, and Iayigno got the de-
csicn Waicott was 70 have stopped iavicnc in if
teen rounds but failed.
Jack Kennedy. manager for "Jackry" williams, a
n adv to accept tn, def Of Charley Kelly which az
pcarcd i'll I'll. SUS recently.
BILLY Rotchford "f Chicago. who was beaten hy
'PedlaI" Palmer, las returned to this country.
Rotchfori says he is in good health and would like
to mcet Terry McGoven.
Billy Gray said Yesterday to THE SUN reporter that
tween Terry McHovern and Johnnie Richie from the
afternoon TO some time in tho evening.
Spike sullivan is not in the eas. discouraged over
after rest he is going 10 challenge Mcfarland
again. and is ready 10 bet S..OOu that hr will
the next time they meet.
Two clever lghtWcights are slated to hoX AZ tho
Lcnox &C. tonight. They are jack o'Bricn. who
gaincd decision over Oscar Gardner, nnd Martin
boxed Gardner to dlaS recently. O'Bren and
tlahcrt7 aret shape 1t for twenty .hNc rounds.
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Hamilton Knocks Cain Out.

Jack Hamilton of Troy won a decisive victory over
Joe Cain OF Brooklyn in eleven rounds at tn" Peli
can A C. on Saturday night. Hamilton. who forced
the fighting throughout. displayed great strength
and hitting power. The Brooklynit was much clev
erer. however 1t was fast bout. replete with the
hardest kind Of smuggling. Hamilton played for the
head and body from the first round, Although
Gains defence was good. he was not able to with
stand Hanilton's fierce attack. IN the tenth round
Cain was very weai from loss of blood and HAmil
TONS terrible body blows In tho eleventh round
Hamilton had no difficulty in landing an upper
t-rlt on the vital spot. II som- time before
Gain came to and was able to leave the ring. Even
then he had to be supported by his seconds
There wasa good sized crowd present when the
opening bout. ten round affair az ~ pounds. be-
tween Eddie Mack Of Philadelphia and Bobby Reilly
OF DIookyn was tnt on. Inc latter was much
ond bout furnished plenty of amusement. and ex.
element. The principals were Jack McGovern of
New York and Jack Fox Of Brooklyn. The bon. was
scheduled for ten rounds at ~ pounds. In the
ond round Fox hoor"d McGoyern twice in short
order After doing considerable damage TO Nc
Govern he became tired. Then Mctiovern sent Fox
to the floor AMI while on his knees he punched Fox
two or three times. The referee stopped tho bout
and gave the decision to Fox on a foul The crowd
jeered McGovern, who jumped through the ropes
and made an attempt to nghta couple Of spectators.
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GOSSIP OF THE BIG FIGHT.
Betting Still Lively-Nlrs. fitzsimmons May
he at the Ringstde.

he at the Ringstde.
Sporting men. and especially those inter-
ested in the termination OF the battle between
Bob Fitzsimmons and Jim Jeffries. took ad-
vantage OF the fine weather yesterday to visit
the respective training quarters OF the rivnls.
A small host went down to Bath Beach and
called on the champion,
In Fitz's corner will be Martin Julian.
"Yank' Kenny. Dan Hickey and possibly Nil.
ton Roblee It is also said that Mrs Fitzsim-
mons may not be very far away from the Cor
nishman's corner to advise her husband. as she
did at Carson when he defeated Jim Corbett.
The betting on saturday night took brisk
turn and waRers we're TO be had for the ask-
ing. Those who were fortunate enough TO
were ready TO invest their money on the result
0f the big combat had IL covered promptly
Several new Jeffries recruits were in evidence.
but they held aloof for long odds.
The figures renai med. as rule. at to on
Pi,z aIz bT, ssme Of the a,eFs %o would
70 back Fitzsimmons. venlR will only give
8 TO 5. Billy Edwards Is backing Fitzsim M ons
for some friends and has $1,000 to invest.
billy expects quite sum from the West to-
Abrahall is backing Fitz. He has made two
bets OF S300.to $3.50 and is prepared TO invest
5000 more on the same terms.
At an urtowp resort on Saturday night
Frank burgess invested s., 500 more on JEFF
success that he takes any odds offered to him
Burgess placed $500 to 5000 three times with
O. Boston man and two bets OF $500 to $3.50.
He also bet $500 against $500 that Joffries
would finish Fitz inside Of twelve rounds. In
bet $500 to 1000 on Jefrries with S. SNYDER Of
baltimore.
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MEMORIAL SUNDAY IN BROOKLFN.
Soldiers and sailors Graves Decorated
Special Services Held.


Memorial Sunday was generally observed in
Brooklyn yesterday by the members Of the
Grand Army OF tho Renublic. Delegations
from the various posts visited the cemeteries
and decorated the soldiers graves with flowers
and flags.
Services were held at the Tomb OF the Mar
tyrs at Fort Greene in the morning Thomas
C. Devin Post. No. 14S. was in charge OF the
affair. and was assisted by the Society Of
Old Brooklynites. the Monitor Naval Veterans
Association. the Fourteenth Regiment War
Veterans Association. Fort Greene Chapter.
shp q S
tho First Regiment OF the Knights OF ". John
and Malta And t4S orphaHs from St. J9sePhIS
presided. and addresses were delivered by
Congressman John Fitzgerald and The Rey'
After the exercises the tomb was decorated by
the children.
county decorated the Lincoln monument in
Prospect Park yesterday morning. and in the
m s"rNSS heS SnSer
10 10 Cooi Louis Fink emei5 presided spd the
Grafton wa, delivered by Park Commissioner
services in memory OF Henry Ward. Beecher
were held in plymouth Church Yesterday alter
Rev DIR. Newell il. Hills delivered the grafton
The exercises were conducted under the ou-
Sisted sisted by 20 Company ] q. Thircenth Regiment;
the cadets from the Bcecher Memorial Church
and from the Maynower Mission, and the sun
day school children of Plymouth Church. the
services il the ,chpTch, GGm my q. TMhir: M
| commanding. acted as an escort TO the
borough, Hail, Park whore the, exercises
Shearman and the BeecheE, statue was deco;
| rated. Tho naval post Of Manhattan visited
| tho Naval Cemetery on Flushing avenue yes
| terday morning and decorated the graves OF
| the sailors. Short addresses were made by
| Commander George Blair Of the post and tho
Church o, the Sacred Heart, The graves OF the
sailors and marines who lost their lives in
| tho recent war will be decorated Tomorrow
morning.
| services held in the various churches.
| L, s. Grant Post attended service In the Ross
Street Presbyterian Church. Williamsburg. last
| night The Rev. John ErIEipe ADAMS preached
| memorial sermon, in which he said
"lnlcss tho United states goes forth to the
| accomplishment Of it's destiny. better. far bet
| ter that our recent, war should never have
| been entered into: better that Cuba should
| still be ground down beneath the heel OF Span
| ish tyranny than thnt. having entered into the
the Lord has committed to our trust II
imperiulism means anything, il means
the imperialism Of righteousness, tho i'm
injustice. liberty over slavery, morality over
! immortality, TO this | believe we are
pressing on, We are entering upon new do
minion. new territory. Lot US see to ii TINT We
take with US not simply might. hut moral
pow"r: not simply commerce, but culture: not
simply imperialism in its commercial or polit-
cal or national sense. but in its fullest sweep.
in its broadest significance"
The sun., 1899-05-29

The steam yacht Fra Diayolo 10 being fitted ont.
s. H Austin. Jr., has sold the steam yacht LagondS
to Z. Browning.
H. A. Van Liew's steamer Aquello is rcceivinGJa
new condenser at Tebo's.
l. Luckenback has sold the steamer Tillie to C. H.
Osgood of Norwich, Conn.
DR.. H. a. Hare Gt Philadelphia has purchased the
steamer Aida of W. r. Douglas
II. j. Johnston Of this city will race his sloop
Saial in the Fall River regatta tomorrow.
John Jacob Astors steamer Nourmahal, which
arrived from Europe few days ago, is being over.
hauled and htted out for the season here.
Commodore c. 7. Wills OF the Indian Harbor
Yacht Club has appointed w. A. H. BogArdus fleet
captain and DIR. l.. 2. Jones feet surgeon.
The new house OF the Douglaston Yacht Club at
Port Washington, will be formally placed in com.
mission next saturday. 1t Is situated directly on
the shore and fronts the entrance to ManhASset Bay
The necessary legal forchangn
of name to MAnhasset Bay Yacht Club now under
way, but as this will require about two months to
Consummate the club style will remain az of old
until the application for change of is granted
by the court. quite fleet of sailing dorles has been
purchased by the members and races for this class
will he held everv saturday during the season. with
interclub matches with the Hugueaot and other
Sound clubs,
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McCue Whips Mcbride.

Danny Mcbride, who few years ago rated
ApromlsinG boxer. was defeated by Marty NIcCuc in
ten rounds at the Greenwood A. C. on Saturday
night Mcbride at intervals showed flashes of his
old time form. but was easily moved down when 1t
came to real fighting, They were to have boxed
twenty rounds. McCue displayed hs usual clever
ness. and surprised the sports by his punching
power, Tho announced weight was 20 pounds,
weigh in at o'clock They agreed tn break clean.
In the tenth round Mcbride tried TO Marty nm
awaros. but the latter got home trst aud knocked
Danny down. NJ, Cue quickly followed np his ad.
vantage and sent McBrde to thh floor four times in
succession. Bride Was so grOggy and OutClassed
that the police jumped into the ring and stopped
further hostilities Edward Doncherty wa. referee
Spike Connolly and Terry Edwards. two Brooklyn
1o1.pouhders. put up slashing ten.round CO. in
the hrs event of the night. The referee called it
draw. Johnny Reagan and Jack Kelly another pair
Of Brooklyn boys came together in the second pre-
lininhry. This also for ten rounds at ll2
pounds. Reagan proved to be an exceptionally hard
hitter. In the second round Kelly was dszed when
|, he toed the mark. He was finally knocked out by
u a right hook at close quarters
The sun., 1899-05-29
GOSSIP or THE RUNNERS.
A"nhthrs Victory md Defeat of His Royal
hiGhn"Ss the Talk Among Horscmen.


Inc absorbing topics among metropolitan
noFScm"n Yesterday were the defeat OF His
4'''ai hlghness ard tho success Of BanaStar in
'"eF respective stakes on Saturday. Various
,"'or'eS are advanced a. an excuse for the col
''ps' "' John Days crack colt. but the fact re-
n'"'hS that he got OF we'll. was promptly out
~" hy MArih"rt and Rikki-Tikki-Tavi and
'o"hH M NTH. There were only head mar
s'"S between the bunch. so that his hackers
must aunt that thcy received II run
W. 'h"ir money, but followers of the
,. mI hAvo clearly lost confidence and
wiz probably let him run loose for
,,I,.,r M" fimei When he was beaten in the Ma
.nr.' NM ,Ht'Iil9n race bya head there was q wide-
N'rrinn tendency 10 blame Jockey "Skects
caIni' nnn ~ lact. that ride practically car; =;
fNHr nm was intensified whcE the colt came
N,H,' an easy winner in Mahrr's hands for tho
S',,' ~ ,,,oC C'9krS last Ihursday at Morris Park.
roa.,,,"t ","t HItutdays race those WHO had been
Wlm%h' most Of the blame to the colt
fy' was l;2d ridden all the way
WITH such srG ana anS {alea to hold his ,T ,2wPT
TrGsaln. Prince Ol Melbourne and Marbert,
d6", ,mah""S are that the change from tho
dn""," Ethde "t tho Eclipse to the comparatively
h,r'i EW.. at hravcGand may have been n
i"r, ,.l'aI 20 tho son "t His IIighncss. but stu
HIT.'s ~ form DO 10; care 10 pronounce a posi-
h...t,h'"n until the little colt receives an
u rahaHaN'ari Is naturally the hero of tho hour.
i",h9t oHly won his race in clean cut fashion.
Ii",1', 80, W new record for tho Brooklyn Han
r1i" "n9,' !Gr the track, The first quarter was
tc,oTd H. h. ,ec9nds, the :hreo 1ur.ong; in y
RI. inrongS IN l:O2. the threc-uuarters in
'a the milo 'i@" Ia lsv l'@t'223S' 2S. 70 &c o5itiai III t
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time was taken for the one mile and n.
h23ne, hen23 ~ as the horses were then racing
route , in 2:Q8Q The colt had e'gu been tbe best be
upt en candidate engaged. and he ran
owncr r"e nn2st sangulno expectations OF his
VMner, Incorporation Counsel Clark Had
cnn1ii nh1iif ridden him out tho chances are that he
friani,n fiu nave chopped on another second Clark's
~ ni..hhuS .huS Yesterday commented very iayorably
bmni I'm me sportsnanlike, way In which the colt
"II M peen On triSd publicly for tho race. II was q
a, me meeting which opened so auspiclonsly
a. urnIesend on Saturday will be cnuned to-
~ ne nnnulSap Tor thrce-yoar- ods and upward.
nuv, v second event on the schedule. will bring
cos, cu. seven noted performers. Algol Is set to
ttnpry ttan the top weight. 1913 pounds. and Warren
bnndEo,sln dEo,s ln az ten poundsless. Greatland,
mnhuicapped at 10 pounds, is n factor, and
hhn,ess hhn,es hing Bnrleycorn has his temper with
NAN nns,nn,inne ne shonld carry his 1O5 pounds proln-
menty. Marblehead. Estaca and Holden are
wen IN. The programme Ia as follows:
FIRST Racc-For maiden wo.year.old.: 5000 added,
hve furlongs: w" " " "'
The sun., 1899-05-29

Very unrcprcscutaiiVr team Of the Staten Island
and Manhattan clubs contested AZ the wirFct at Law
iuHstun 5. l., on Saturdar. and the ISLANDERS were
rather severely defeated 10y an innings and four
II. l.; =. Adams and 7. Reilly mai good stand
for the ManhattanF the former contrib butlng - ami
the latter ~, while 4. J. tray added - aud Z. i
Cox II. In the second innings of Staten Lslsna Lob
mann played good not.uut inHi ggs of 2d, while g.
7. Brophv added u and K. ST. q walker 3, Tho
totals were: ManEattau Hh: Staten Island ~ and 20
There MAS a club match on tho Maphattau wlCkotH
Prospect Park on SATURDAY IN which team under the
CaptainCv Of Dr Reilly defeated H. THttcra eleven
by ~ runs T.. J. Atwood and IL Hill both hit igor.
ously for the winners crrditcd with 80 and
- respectively, while j. Flannery added 90. not
ont and DR. kelly II. II. Tattersall was the only
do able figure scorer tor his side with wcliplayrd
innings of 20 The totals wer.. lnt rsall : team,
Ioi D.. ke!lly's eleven. l.t.
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Last Races at Lakeside.

CHICAGO. May 2s.-The Lakeside spring meeting
ended yesterday. Harlem and Hawthorne have
agreed on division of dates. and Harlem will open
for au eleven. day meeting on Tuesday. Summaries
yesterday:
First Race-six furlongs-Al one. lo3 CNutr even.
won: Marth Fox. 90 Weir. 3 to !. second Native
Son. % Weber, Is to l. third. Time. 1iiE.
Second Race-One mile-Sunburst. lI2 ,NarvaezN.
Uncle Abb. l12 'hloss', to l. third Time. L4a,d.
NirkieI, even won Abe Furst, lIa Knight u 10 D.
second; Murat. ~ (Sarvaez,, 80 to |. third. Time.
LOON
Fourth Race--Ono and one ighth miles-A AITrosco
1o5 tNuttI even. won; Myth, lo3 Weber. x to 3,
second; Bsnquo H.. ~ uCogswcil to I. thiid.
Time, l:54A.
F.:th Race One mile-Stockholm. 100 CNarvaezl.
q to l. won: Assessor. e5 (Reitz) to second Long
Dandy. 80 Brown. 8 to / third; Time, l;434.
to i. Won; Kamsin, ioi drown ! to 3. second;
King Bermuda. loa iMcNickle,. g TO /, third. Time.
l;Ih,
The sun., 1899-05-29
Trinity ordinations In the Crypt of the Now
Cathedral.

Tho Trinity ordinations of the diocese Of
New York were conducted yesterday by Bishop
Potter in the crypt Of the Cathedral OF st. John
the Divine. The candidates for orders had
been the guests OF Bshop Potter. attending a
retreat held by him in St. Mary's Church. Cas-
tleton. 8. l. Those who were ordered deacons
were Samuel II. Jobc. John H. Wilson. Henry
L. A. Flick. George r. Langdon, William j..
Ehrhsrd and Robert Locke. Those advanced
Ruaa o, The hS
rail- OF PouRhkeepsic. the Rev. F. r. sill Of
baltimore. the Rev, John X. Qchial. the Rev.
Nelson P. Carey OF Grace Church. and the
Rev. George r. Hazaro Of st. Georges, Tho
sermon was preached bv. Archdeacon Tiffany.
Bishop Potter celebrated holy communion.
The sun., 1899-05-29
OFFER TO Bur PILGRIM CHURCH.
East Side Jewish Congregation wants 1t
for n Synagogue.

The congregation OF the Pilgrim Congrega-
tional Church. at 12lst street and Madison
avenue. will hold business meeting after tho
regular prayer meeting next Wednesday to
consider PROPOSITION for the sale Of the church
property The Rev. Samuel II. Virgin, pastor
Of the church. sad-last night that tho offer
came from n congregation OF Jews on the
upper east side who were anxious to obtain n
synagogue and enlarge the scope OF their work.
He said that the offer would have TO be passed
upon by the Board OF Trustees and the congre-
cation. but that he personally believed that
the congregation would sell II the price Of
fered were high enough. The members OF
the congregation had been drifting over to
the west side and there had bsen some talk OF
building new church between l1Bth and
13Oth streets and Lenox AMI Seventh avenues
The Pilgrim Church was erected seventeen
Years ago
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"POTITO PATCH now" SETTLED.
United Presbyterian Assembly Sends n
Trivial Case Back to the synod.

PHILApELrHIA May 28.-The famous "po-
tato patch quarrel" was settled at yesterdays
session OF the United Prcsbytcrians The mat
ter was brought up by report OF the Com
mittee on Judiciary After discussion by
Dr. Bolrh. DR.. Carson and others. all Of
sented and that II would he unwise to take nc
ton upon II. DR.. Lee made a motion that the
case be referred back TO the Synod OF the West.
jorlty.
The case dealt with the differences OF two cou-
sins Perry and ElenZer Shnntz OF Conneaut
Lake, both OF whom were candidates for po.
litical ONCE. out OF which quarrel was started
that t disrupted a church: one 0t the cousins
The sun., 1899-05-29
All Saints, p. Il. Church's Anniversary.

Services commemorative OF the anniversary
Of All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church. at
Henry and Scanned streets. were held yester-
day in the old edifice. the cornerstone OF which
was laid In 1927 In the forenoon historical
address and sermon were delivered by the rec
tor. the Rev. DR.. William n: Dunnell. who as
sumed charge OF the parish in 1871. In the
evening addresses were made by the Rev. Dr.
E. H. Krans OF st. Matthews. the Rev Fl. NJ
Barbour OF the Church Of the Beloved Disciple
All Saints was once fashionable church
situated among homes OF the wealthy and cul-
tured. Yesterday the rows. OF empty benches
that has taken place In most Of the downtown
parishes,
The sun., 1899-05-29
Young Eagle Presented to schley.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. May 2S.-Rear Ad-
miral Schley was presented with young eagle
before his departure yesterday as a mascot
for the flagship Brooklyn. The BIRD was cap
were on the peak When the Admiral and party
left for Salt Lake City at l A. NJ. no demon
strntion was mndo In deterence to his wishes
The sun., 1899-05-29
Pastor Buchanan Announces His Resigna-
tiOn.

At tho Thirteenth Street Presbyterian Church
yesterday morning the pastor, the Rev. DR.
Walter ID. buchanan. announced that he had
decided to resign the pastorate Of the church,
and said there would be meeting of the con-
EreGhtion on Thursday evening to select a
committee 10 Join with DR. Buchanan in peti-
tioning the Presbvtery to dissolve the relations
between pastor and people.
The sun., 1899-05-29

At the meeting OF the Central Federated
Union yesterday Delegate DAILY OF the Metal
Polishers reported that the strike and lockout
In Jordan L. Mott d Co.'S factory. 134th street
and Third avenue. had been settled and the
men will return to work on Wednesday. The
metal polishers struck for 10 per cent advance
in wages and the brass workers struck in sym
pathy.. The iron moulders then made a de:
nland for 10 per cent Increase In wages and
the settlement the metal polishers will receive
at once one-half Of the advance demanded and
agreed to accept per cent increase. beginning
on luna 1b