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snrnr1Err WoN,r MISSION.
He Has Declined to Surrender His Place ms
General Appraiser.

Information came to hand yesterday an
nouncing that Ferdinand n. ShurtlcfT. one Of
the Board OF General Appraisers appointed by
President Harrison, has declined to forward
his resignation to President Mckinley. Mr..
ShurtlefT, it was made known. has gathered
around him n few friends who have advised
him to take this course. Mr.. ShurtleH is one
Of the three General Appraisers who were
asked to resign by the President because Of
friction with the Treasury Department at
Washington. Mr.. ShurtlcfT is a Republican
from Oregon.
The President has authority to remove Mr..
ShurtlefT, but in doing SO he must state tho
reasons for his action. These involve charges
Of inemciency. negligence, or malfeasance in
office. although it is stated that It would not be
necessary for tho administration to offer evil
dence to prove any of the charges. Section IL
OF the act OF July 10, 1880, providing for the
appointment OF General Appraisers. says:
They shall not be engaged in any other
business, avOcatiOn or employment, and may
be removed from office at any time by tho
President for ine1lcicucy, neglect OF duty or
malfeasance in office"
George II. Sharpe has already resigned and
his place has been filed by William i. Howell,
appointed an Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
%tration. Joseph Il. Wilkinson Of Louisiana Is
about to hand in his resignation and his place
" to be filled, 1t is said, by the appointment OF
Representative James =. Sherman Of Oneida.
Those who should know said Yesterday that IN
the end Mr.. Shurtlofr's seat will bo vacated.
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The ordinary store "unloads"
by putting a premium on each
article-a prize to the salesman
selling it.
We prefer our friends and Gus.
toners to have the prizes; and,
even more important, unbiased
service.
We offer Spring Suits with
Spring in sight.
Suits that were $25 to $14 at
S12.5O-S10 if your chest meas.
ures under 80 inches.
Winter ones of course (every
one has those) same prices.
ROGERS, PEET q Co.
Leonard and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thirty.sccond and Broadway.
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MENTAL ANGUISH BARRED our
Judge Schuchman wouldn't Hear of It Over
Miss Burby's Gown.

"So W y SoNhs
The bursting Of a pink silk gown while Miss
Jane Burby OF May Twins company was play
ing In it at Trenton in Kate Kip, Buyer" was
the subject Of n long argument in the City
Court yesterday. where an action brought by
Margaret and Mary Farrell. dressmakers.
against the actress to recover S122. was heard
by Judge Schuchman and q jury. Miss Burby
admitted ordering the dress and owing n bill.
In her answer to the suit. however. she ex-
planned that although no unusual strain was
required while acting her part. the pink silk
had come asunder. exposing the white silk
lining: that the stage manager "rcprimnnded
her and commanded her to procure other
clothes. and that she was accordingly compelled
to retire from the stage and reclotho herself"
because OF this she commended she did not owe
the dressmakers anything. and that sho had
suffered damages to the amount of $3.50, for
wh!iSn she set up a counter claim,
was LEFT in a very bad position, and Miss Irwin
long stitches and they fell out"
fence. asked Miss Burby il the parting Of her
gown had caused her mental anguish. Judge
and suffering had nothing to do with the case,
Counsel insisted on the strength of n Unitod
SSs Un t 6 Circuit ! sa Court decision that such evil
III don't want to hear anything more on that
law. | have finished my school years. have
practiced law and l have studied. / am trying
cases now"
"But,,-,-" started the counsel. The Judge
headed him on.
You may appeal the case II you want to. but
Mont hear any evidence about mental an;
is not somebody else'S. some persons don't
anguish the same way with their minds
would like to suggest-" said Lawyer
Elmer Z. Cooley. for the plaintiffs.
Don't you suggest" shouted the Judge.
You sit down."
Miss May Irwin testified that she was shocked
Pressed as, to how far It opened she said at
last; Let II go at an inch"
Judge Schuchman declined to allow moro than
fHe minutes to counsel to sum up. so the law
ycrs agreed TO let the case go to the jury on tho
Judges charge. without summing W. Tho
jury decided in favor of the plaintiffs for Sl22.
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IWD

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C,.,a. Ch.,san pa.,,a - 80. 800,
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Della rorro loIoyod VITA -, Ed,or C,ra wv
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rprer,l from, boz ,,,o ro,,1or,o oso E,..,,o.,
st on Friday Fob y A.. o,c1ocL NJ p,oa.o
an 4, a,v.re
Fob n 1870 rIi,,bo,b Cbi.,io,
widow Of william Folds
Funeral sorv,cos AZ bor l,to ro.idoro, n @ w..
s4tb 81 FRIDAY overfr, Fob - ot-p NJ To-
termont priyotc
FISK ne ,ro,,,or;, ,rd T.,
IL at his residence iIa Remson. S,1ar|. "
Hcrrv q Eisk Jr j., tho ooh vo,r, hs aro
Fun.r,l rriya,, ,r,n HE 1,,o ro.tIan.a - - ~,
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Tch n r,i,oho,, r,,,,o,,
Lo,ay,.l uic, ~ I,s,rh Iram,man %a" e"n
idencc' Hamilton st.
Funeral from her above residence on Sunday after.
moan ,tnpM
4 ~ - AZ >'malA' ~ 49, o n rep, 49, iS'"'
the Key. Justus Clement French, ID. ID.
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ADA Substituted for "I.uciu di Lam
merm"or" because of s. mbrich's Illness.

- ADA Substituted for "Iuciu di Lam
merm"or" Because of Sembrich's Illness.
Il has become nearly impossible to record
'O' current performances at the Metropolitan
'p"Ia Apu-" without some reference to Man
dE'r urlu's sick list. That is rather formid-
a".r Tho FIRST performance Of Lucia dl
L"mmermoor' was postponed on account
u! Nine. Scmbrirh's illness. Tho rep
ie,"ntaiIon set down for last night had
:" be given up because Nine. Sembrich was
tsaIn o.ck with a cold. and NJ. Salczn was also
hi' ~ the house with the same ailment,
'Li"r those circumstances Doni2ettiS opera
was "Nt"t the question. SO AIDA was the
t1'-'iiute. Nine. Nordlca. in spite OF the fact
'''t 'h" mad sung Br,Uuhiiie IN "Si"giriod' on
a.. preceding afternoon. was ready 10 appear
lGT singers associated with her have been
n"n'' '"'pre this season In the same parts.
.F 'rrplS natural gifts and his artistic
w "I Them have already been the OCCASION
G.'auulagIpg comment. SignOr Campanari,
a. W.""sr". has gained nothing but praise
Hnnu no same Is to be chronicled Of his achieve
GGc nn' ,hst night Nine. Mantelli has always
%|rhh ~ her pest MS, t.nerts. and M. PlancQn's
'u".H's mad It's usual vocal distinction last
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M 1EIDD

Conn.
on Wednesday, Feb. 10. by Rev. p. II. Vail, d. D.,
Charles II. Anderson to Ruth X. Walliser.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday. Feb. II,
1890, Mt the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church.
New York, by tho Rev. Joseph Il, Duryee, d. D.,
Marie Louise Mott and Edgar Stirling Auchin.
Gloss.
Tuesday. Feb. IA. at
the house Of DR.. st. John 1ioosa. 20 East 3oth ST.,
New York city, by the Rev. Marvin r. Vincent.
D. D., Mary Buttcrworth Howe. daughter of Mrs.
Benjamin Butterworth. to George Heazelton of
San Francisco, Cal.
HOLMES-BOISE.-On Feb. IA. at tho homo Of
the brides parents. Berlin. Germany. by the Rev.
James II. Fry, English Chaplain. Frieda. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis b. Boise. and DR.. Edwin
Holmes Of New York city.
Wednesday, Fob.
10, by the Rev. +. b. Stockdale, at tho Fleet Street
N. +. Church. Brooklyn, Alice Elizabeth. daugh.
ter of Mr.. ant Mrs. James Denton Marshall, and
James Edward Murray of Plainheld. n. j.
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KoonZ- ToffcJ.

Miss Jennie Rodger Tofrey and DR.. Albert
+. Koonz were married on Tuesday evening in
the Bergen Reformed Church, in Bergen ave-
nue.. Jersey City. The Rev. Or. Cornelius
Brett. the pastor. performed the
The church was decorated with palms and
smilax. and every available space in the large
building was filed with guests. The bride
wore n gown Of white satin. trimmed with
point lace. She wore IA noint lace veil and or
She walked up the isle leaning on the arm Of
her uncle, Coz, John J. Toncy; The brides
maids were Misses Mary Wheeler Of AaHhatII
Kodger and Grace Toffry Of Jersey CITY, Miss
Anna Is. koonz was maid Of honor. DR., Harold
held at the residence Of the brides mother.
Mrs. George Tofrey. 30 kensington avenue.
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THE REF. E. VI. JONES ABSENT.
Did Not Appear Before the Baptist Council
to Meet the Charges Against Him.

Did Not Appear Before the Baptist Council
to Meet the Charges Against Him.
The council OF ministers and laymen OF the
Long Island Baptist Association which was
summoned for the investigation OF the charges
against the Rev. +. NJ. Jones. until recently
pastor OF the Baptist church in Freerort, met
according to arrangement yesterday afternoon
at the Emmanuel Church in Lafayette avenue.
Brooklyn. The council remained in executive
session from > p. NJ. to 6:3O 7. NJ. awaiting the
arrival of Mr.. Jones, and rs he failed to appear
an adjournment was taken until such time as
his presence could be secured.
Mr.. Jones had communicated with Mr.. Henry
VI. Drake, the President OF the council, in the
morning. and had told him that he would leave
F~reeport on the noon train, and would thus be
While the council was in session II telegram
was received from him saying that the train
had been delayed. and that he might not be
able to appear before the council until I
n,ication from him. but two ladies' who got tothc
church. about the latter hour stated that Mr..
Jones had boarded the same train that they
did at freeport and had got off at Rockville
wait tho members of the council discussed the
case informally. but in the absence of the ac-
cused minister, It was decided not to take up
the charges. which, are based on his, alleged
Richmond Hill in June. 1897. The Odd Fell
lows Lodge in Freeport. Of which the Rev. Mr..
Jones is the chaplain. Investigated the mat
ter a couple OF weeks ago, hut no decision has
yet been rendered. Nj. Jones resigned his
Freeport charge four months ago.
Frank Harvey Field. counsel of the BAPTIST
Association. said thai should the charges
against the Rev: Mr.. Jones be sustained the
Of fellowship. which would mean his deposition
from the ministry.
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BIG DEMAND o SHIP PLATES.
The Activity In ShipbuildinG Here Causes n
Drain on the Rolling Mills.

''"F' u" H"rlF" TFFF'
Shipbuilders are building SO many steel
ships along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts that
the rolling mills have all they can do to supply
the demand for steel plates. Plates continue
to be the banner line. and the demand is very
urgent" the Iron Age will say to-day. ship
builders at Baltimore. at Newport News and
on the Delaware have contracted for an addi-
tional number Of vessels. and orders for bridges
and other STRUCTURES are pouring, in. Chicago
sold about 10000 tons, turning down Il much
ia~rgcrquantity. The leading mill in Pittsburg
cannot sell anything before July delivery.
1t is interesting to note that a group IF four
German plate mills have taken tho second half
OF tho famous Coolgardie order. which our
mills. which secured the first half. would not
touch. Steel is exceedingly scarce for prompt
delivery. and those who must buy are required
to pay as high as $3.50 in the central West
and $2l in Philadelphia"
Another interesting thing about the iron
trade Just now is the demand for structural
material.
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SUSPECTED or rHlED MURDER.
NJ. Harrington In Jail Awaiting n Post
MoTtCm Examination.

WHITE PLANS. n. Y. Feb. Is District At
torney Andrews and Coroner Mason Of pceks-
kill have caused to be arrested and held in the
County Jail here John VI. Harrington Of York
town. pending the report of Now York special
lists. lie is suspected of killing his newborn
child. Harrington, who is about 20 years old.
j. 0f n w"!l-tO-dO family.
1t is alleged that he hired n nurse TO attend a
companion wh5 was about 10 be i'll. but shortly
aiterward discharged her to. assume the re-
sponsibility himself. i is said the child's neck
was wrenchod. Prof. Witthaus has the body Of
tn" infant for EXAMINATION. Fears are enter
tanned that the mother will not recover.
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II "DErIn car" VAS BEHEADED.
A Lebanon Witch Doctor Said This Might
Effect u Sick Child's Cure.

LEBANON. Pa. Feb. 15.-Seyeral pistol shots
attracted Officer Pefley to the rear yard Of
George Coleman's house. at Tenth street and
Locust alley. to-day. Several neighbors
shouted that tho devil had been killed. The
officer found that n child of Coleman's daughter
had been i'll for some time. wasting away with
adisease the physicians could not cure. Finally
a witch doctor advised the shooting OF a
strange cat. which, he said. was the devil. The
would not die. Finally its head was chopped
on. No blood flowed, and during the killing Of
the cat the afflicted girl screamed out AS il in
agony. Later the sufferer went. to sleep. Tho
superstitious declare that the devil disguised
as a cat was driven of. They further say that
tins evil spirit may come again.
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Tried to steal and sell Government Pork.

CHARLESTON. S. C.. Feb. l5.-The United
States transport Saratoga arrived at Cienfue-
COS this morning William Sweeney and
George Russell, employed in the stewards de-
purtmout. were in irons when the vessel ar
rived. At CienfueGos they were discovered
lowering, a larg" Guantity Of salt pork over the
be examined before n United States Commits
sioner on the charge Of attempting to sell Gov
eminent supplies.
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RoId Highway nobbcrs Canght.

WHITE PLAINS. Feb. 70 Deputy shcriifs have
arrested Herbert Hover. Edward Nutty and
Thomas Jones Of Tarrytown for highway rob
berry. They were identified as the men who
week at EImslord. After horribly beating him
they placed him, upon the trolley tracks TO be
ground to death. They were held by Judge
Armstrong OF Tarrytown to-day to await the
action of the Grand Jury.
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Pastor Birkins Resigns.

The Rev. II. II, Birkins, the pastor of the
Benson Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church at
Bath Beach. has rendered his resignation. to
take effect IN April, He has been in charge OF
posed consolidation Of the church with thai Of
the Cropsey Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church al Bensunhurst is still being discussed.
II is expected that definite action will be taken
before the end of.the month.
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Mario WninwrIght Bankrupt.

Marie Wainwright Slaughter, known on the
stage "a Marie Wainwright, fled u petition in
bankruptcy yesterday. showing liabilities ST.
O52 and assets 500. Tho latter are in cloth
ing, which she claims is exempt, She lives at
the Hotel. Epdicott Among the creditors are
a naGn a gre s4I.il22. Tor salaries. ''O'
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Woman Suspected Of Infnnticide.

Mary Hubbard. % years old, Of 1903 LexinG-
ton avenue. Brooklyn. was arrested yesterday
on suspicion Of having killed her wo-months-
old baby. which was found dead in bed by her
side on TUESDAY morning. and was supposed
TO have been accidentally smOthcrcd.
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An Expensive Chicken to salem County.

man 76 years old is now enjoying the hos
pitality OF the Salem County, n. j.. Jail. and is
likely to do so for about three months, since
the Grand Jury will not meet until May. He Is
accused Of stealing one chicken.
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night, Nine. Nordica as Aida established her
excellence too long ago to make commendat
ton. necessary now. SiRnor Manclnelli con-
Miss Sophie Traubman will be heard this
afternoon as one OF the Rhine Daughters In
-Gotterdammerung" In place OF Mile. Pevny.
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shall $3.50
w. ioGs. A "".i" @t"'s. ...lI|. 1925
NO =" He'll nD.S.. =" VC' 4.4oo
iO"' Hesrn., "Oo o,S "a.De .. Uooit" :, 5000
: Weston. noi !H"'..' 900
III. I%uness's The Mil Pond" r, Mcmillan, 1,4oo
wv rise: James, uiHniaTnH ."'"..,"UDD 1000
100. II ,Siddons Mowbray's Evening Breeze
1871. Charles II. Dayis'G 'The Evening shad.
ton. .~.'y". 100
Heart - "., ;" 49," - $50
Forcst; corcoran Grf Gallery -, 1850
blair Of Chicago, a'i' D%,' 400
-MoMiiian. 80. "ao"""". -, 1900
George ". Eifins of Phiiadciphia. ..',. $500
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what is that class in the community Ia. which You
must address yourself TO NIL your schOol2 It's that
which is composed of readers Of THE Sun
IN you consider this for a moment your own per
sonal observation must contrm it's truth. No man OF
character In these DArtS will hesitate . moment TO
oonhraa tt,-4dv.
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NORFOLK, Va. Feb. 15.-Miss Mary +. Law
less was married at Portsmouth to-day to
Frank Horseback. Miss Lawless is a sister Of
The Hon. Joseph 7, Lnwless, Secretary Of tho
Commonwealth Of Virginia, Mr, Roisrhark isa
gunner aboard the United States monitor Puri-
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To Build a New Church.

st. James's Protestant Episcopal Church in
Brooklyn is going 10 build a new edilce in st.
James place and Lafayette avenue. 1t is to be
completed by next fall.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Leonard and Broadway.
Prince and Broadway.
Thirty-sccond and BroAdwa,

MINIATURE ALMASAc-rHrs DAY.
Sun rises. o 90 sun sets. 537 Moon SETS. IL 08
HiuH wArER-rHts DAY.
Sandy Hook II 90 Gov. Isld. IL 80 He'll Gate. 2 Is
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Qrw CIVILIZATIONS.
Qfw 2~uhlifations.
GbeN0eptuoRrt
IN FORM.
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BuStnfss Tuttces.

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Sc knickerbocker. from New Orleans for New York.
SIS ComanChe. from jacksonville for New York.
SIS Lampasas, from Galveston for New York.
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Special 3lptlres.

CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY,
OFFICE MADISON AN., COR. 23D ST., MY
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Acknowledgements. Feb. 10.
SIS Norge. -, Christiansand Jan. 20.
SIS La Bretagne, Rupe, Havre Feb. Z.
hH CylnriC. -, Liverpool.
SIS Nomadic, Thomas, Liverpool
SIS 1ivorno, Bodc. Santos.
IS Antilia, Montell, Nassau.
Ss Kansas City, Jones, Bristol.
Ss Blatsbcrg, Thorsen, Havana.
SIS kNrthngc, Beckwoldt, Havana.
SIS Talisman, Berg, DemerarA.
IS Prins Maurits. Duff, La Guayra.
SIS Gera, Meissel. Bremen.
SIS Dalecarlia. Wallis. Rio Janeiro.
IS EthclgOnda, Lewis, Swansea.
SIS ! lahO, custom, Hull.
SIS Ullcr, kars, SANTANA,
SIS Alamo. Staples. Galveston.
So lruquois, Kemblc. Jacksonville.
IS Tallahassee, Askins, savannah.
SIS II. VI. Whitney. Hallett, Boston.
IS City of FitchbulG. Bibbcr. Fall River.
For later arrivals SEQ First Page.I
ARRIVED OUT.
SIS 81. louis, from New York, at SOUTHAMPTON,
SIS Majestic, from New York, at Queenstown.
SIS southwark, from New York, at Antwerp.
SAILED FROM FOREIGN PORTS.
SIS Havana, from Havana for New York.
IS Foyle, from st. Lucia for New York.
SAILED FROM DOMESTIC FORTS.
Sc Knickcrbocker. from New Orleans for New York,
SIS ComHnChe. from jacksonville for New York.
SIS Lampasas, from Galveston for New York.
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TIE kENSTCO CEMETERY, -Prvnto station. Har.
j lem Railroad: AZ minutes ride from tho Grand
Central Depot. ONCE. III East I2d st.
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The men who succeeded in reaching their
offices downtown on Tuesday and who left
home in storm outfits which each one thought
would make him conspicuous found that the
variety OF costumes was so great that no man.
no matter how grotcsque his clothes. need be
sensitive about them. The commuters. per-
hans. were most elaborately ]prepared for the
storm. and the few suburban trains which
reached this city brought a lot OF passengers
who would not have been out Of place M supers
in. M Arctic drama, old fur coats and cans
which had served undisturbed for years as
moth food were mustered into service. Two
brokers. appeared in Wall street In toboRgan
suits, which were warm and much better
adapted 10 the stormy weather than some of
the makeshltts which were seen. Men who
didn't have high boots orleggings wrapped bur
Ian around their ankles and didn't remove 1t
until they had reached their. offices. More
than hall ot the men one met downtown wore
heavy gOlf suits with legglngs, big listers and
caps OF any old Kind which might DO pulled
down over the ears. Even the much reviled
ear tab became popular. Each man was so
busy with his own troubles while exposed to
the storm that he gave no thought 10 his
neiRNbor'S clothes.
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