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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
Sunmpre.

Der 8uresb BAT bic 8oIi,iiien an.
aetpieien, aue Sunbe, bic na6 bem Is.
Suni obne Maulforb auf ben Straben
sefunoen iuerben. au eri&iesen.
-Sobn garfsn, elm Winer in benz
9ppip @rope Sda6t, srbislt am Sreitas
8ormitias bur6 einen SeIisnfaa bDie
Sdnitte unb S6rammen am 3opfs
man bra&te ibn mad benz 2adaipanna
SoipiiaI.
- RupbaeI 8aIentino. Elm l6 Sabre
alter StaIiener bon @entsr Sirabe,
uurbe am Wontas 8ormittas in Gar,
Iueci's Steinbof an scranton Strabs
aueenblidlid sst5btst. gr tpar ,ur 3eit
nit ylidOIas @arIucci bsi&dftist, Stsins
su msfen, bic aufeetbirmt tparen une
auf osrsn Wlitte er ftunb, als Der Saufen
su tpanten anfias unb ebe er abiprineen
tonnte, tpurbe er niebereeiporfen unb nos
bs3u pcaitdnbis bon ben Stsinsn besra.
ben; eine unteriuduns srsab, bas ibn
oes 8dden ssbro4en mar.
- lin IA llbr am Sonntae Roraeu
puroe in bem breif6disen @sb6ube bes
Iimoibp 8Olanb an Rorb 8IateIp Str
elm 5euer entbsdt unb irosbsm bic Ssusr.
tpebr prompt eri6ien, bauerte es nabssr
orei Siunoen. ebe man es bepdltiser
tonnts unb mittlsrpeiIe tpurbe bas Sc.
bauee beinube boaitinbis serii5rt bel
Serluit am @ebduoe, oaS felt nabs,r
spei Sabren Ieer fanb, bstrdpt etipt
IS. 900, bur6 8erii&eruns ssbsdt. aa
4n3siden bsuten barauf bin, bab be-
Srano aneeIsst tporben mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
Btltesbarre Ra6rtAten.

Ser Sunfbinbler Souls sSifder
mubts am Nontas 1875 Strafs besubIen
neil er Elm Solssebduoe innerbaIb ben
Seuersrensen erritten lieb.
-Srau 8m. 8OFar bon gtanticofe
ipurbe IebenssefdbrIi& psrbrannt aIs
ibre &Isiber einem brennenben 8ebridts
baufen i'm SOfs su nabe tamen.
-Sen,s Drspfub Jun. bon SnsIeton
unb Fri. o. W. 8oeel bon Sdo Sranfs
lin Sirabe. iinb am Dienfius Abenb in
Der griien 8resbpterii4en 2irds sbsli6
einseisSnet tporben.
-SrI. anna Wans bon Sdb gburd
StrnBe unb gmerion Rieien bon Der
@sitisite ipurben am Dienitas gta&mits
tag tn Der ct. Rois 8irds burd 8farrer
3. s. Goffsp gum 9unb ftr's asbsn sin'
Befssnet.
- Bier Wdnner, bic an8sbIib in bie'
fer Ra6bari6aft Salidmlnserei betrie'
ben baben ioqen, tpurben InfaneS Der
@oGe arretirt; eS iinb ,.Dao" Pear'
ION, Oapib Bolton, Dapib 8ibbIsr unb
Champion 8eQsr.
- Dem 9iabrisen Benjamin Reefe
bon PIpmouib purbe am Sreitue Ra&'
mittas bur6 sinsn eleitriiden 8abntpa'
gen Elm 8ein abseidnitten, alS ct binter
einsm @assn berbOrIisf uno in ben Bfao
oss 8ubnipasens seIanste.
-3u Glen apon tpurbs am Donnsrs
flag @bsnb bic l0idbrise Tohter bes
4nbp 8oQinsfi bon sinsm 2anbitrei6sr
triminsa ansesriffsn uno iobaIo bic 8ar'
ger ben Tbatbeitanb erfubren, ma6ten
iie iit auf einen Streif3u8. um ben
Sa0unfen su sruiiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
Rttt6tcn.

= SRI. Rarsarstb s. 8adus bon
@arroa Strube unb glidoIuus $. 8sib
BON @iIfss'8arre ipurosn ON Disnitag
burd Bfarrsr Struub gum 8unb flr's
2ebsn einseissnet.
= @m. WOrris bon @eii 9ihston.
Der nlS Winsr in Der @lear Spring 3ste
aneefsat mar, tpuroe am Sreitas oa.
isIbft bur@ cine borssitis srfoIste Spren.
suns uueenblidIid setbotet; iein 8brpsr
parb ibauberboft suesrihtet unb bsr
aopf nabssu in Stiids 3errihen.
= Der l2idbriss @arren Scott. elm
SObn Der Srau gilbert Steosns BON
9oreenbe, scranton, ben feline @robeIs
tern Spbn 3siptsburp bon 2ambert Ctr.
aufSosen. ertrdnt i'm Susquebanna SIub
su @ei 8ittston ipdt am Sienitae
glu&miitaS, aIs CT in Su tisfes 8afer
eslan8te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
Gpbe Narfer MOttsen.

= Diarsaretba, bic iusenbIi&e God.
ter bon Serrn unb Srnu Sarrp 2inn bor
Sudicn StraBe farb am Samifas uni
lDuroe ON Dicntas sur Isbten Rubs &c.
traeen.
- Sebr bdufis fommen 8errenFuneen
uno Guetibuneen suiammen. Durd
bic AnipenounB bon st. sSafobS Del
psroen bsios in furaer 8eit poaitanbie
esbeiIt fein.
= Die Dobeetotpn Bride fina auf
unbefannte Weiie am Wontas Seuer
uno ebe bic eagle gOmpanie ben 8ranb
eeloidt bate, paren mebrersn 8oblen
jel tort por6en.
= Die Msiiinssieberei Der @ebr.
Qusbes an 8roDns BIucs. stpif9en 9eorb
Dlnin Ipenue unb @beitnut Strabe,
puros am 6reitus Radt um cine sr5Bere
Auantitdt Reiiins bsitobIsn.
SRI. MiIbrsb aanssutb unb @sorae
5. Sobl iinb bOrIebten Rittfpe6 9lbenb
our6 Baiior D. 6. 9ausr aIs @bepaar
eln8eIeanet iporben unb baben Iid lest
an Weit 9adupanna @penue bdusIid
nieoereslafen.
- 9furrer S. u. Sridsr bon Der beut.
Iden fatb. 81. Sobannss @emeinbe tritt
am %. Stunt cine breimonatIibe ReiIe
nad Oeuti6lanb an; er eripartet, bah
bic Sesreiie unb 2ufiipe4feI feline anee.
sriifene 9eiunDbelt tuiebsr itdrfen ipirb.
Sobn 8biaips bon bieier Ssite,
Der i'm berflohenen Wonat 10 idIimm an
Der BOpIar StruBe8reusuns perIsbt parb,
als eine Sofomotibe in ben Waaen
rannte, in tpeldem er nit @efanaenen
aum 9efanenib ;uriidfsbren polte, bate
il6 am DOnnerftaB ioipeit srbOlt. bab er
eas Sadaipanna SOipitaI perIaien
tonnte.
- Ser ettpa Is Sabre aIte sstaIiener
Sobn Bensu, Der benz 9. 8. Nartino
pom SCRANTON Strabe i'm Iesten Oftober
5000 unteridIus unb bann mad StaIien
austniff. tebrte Dor einissn 5asen ,uriid
uno am Ulonta8 selans eS oem 9eteftip
Dloir, ibn in Rapmono Court su erarei.
fen. am Disnitas hsats gensa fur Isin
seridtIi6s @ri4einen 8drsi9aft.
= Ser 26 Sabre aIte Sueb O'Suru,
ber Bel ieinem Bruber an goro Ban 8u.
rem aUenue in 8Of sins, purbe am
Wontas 8Ormittae in 8riss's S6ad,
uuBenbI;dlid burd einen Saa bon 9e.
denfoblen su Sobs ssbrddt; Der Sc.
t6btete febrte srit fiirIia bon Gubu
uno ben pbilippinen Surid, mo er ais
Uiitelieb Der IL. Ser. Staaten Snfante.
rie itatipnirt mar.
- Gbomas Ne@ratp bon 2u,erne
StraBe febrte um Disnitae Na6t itari
ansetrunten beim uno baieIbit anseIanpt,
ereriif er feinen betagtsn Batter unb Iebte
ibn auf ben beiBen 8dbenofen bic
SIIferufe bes 8aters Iodten Nadbarn
iur Steae unb Der brutaIe Sobn purbe
urretirt. Me@raip purbe seitsrn Ror.
gen in grmanseIuns bon $40 Strafs
fur 30'Sa8e bem @sfdnsniB; ieines
Satets 8ranbipunben erIaubten ibm
ni6t. seSen ieinen brutuIsn Sobn su er.
Ihelnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
simon abams. Elm 2oiabriasr

- Simon abams, Elm 2Oidbrissr
Surbissr. tpurbe SamRus in Der Rdbs
Der Stabt columbus, Ga, selpndt,
neil man ibm babel srtappts. als er bic
bsibsn 96htsr bon 6. $. AImonb ,u
persepaItisen iu6te. @rfi bdnste man
ibn auf bann bur@bobrte man ieinsn
86rper nit RuseIn unb fdIiebli6 mari
mon feline aei8e in'S Daher.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14

(ar&baIb Gcrrsipuubsni)

-Sobn gstrid bon Se1up trus am
Wontag in Dem Slope Shaat bur9 els
men Dsdsnfaa sins psrrsnfte Slfts ba.
bon.
= @eorge 5. RebnoIbs bon Simpion
trus am Wontue in Der g8ilion Greef
Diine bur6 einen 5elienfaq einen 8rud
Der linfen 8nieideibe unb ionit bbs ber'
Iestes 8ein babon.
- Dsm Sobn Gburnosfp bon bet
.,Bai6" su YsdpiIls ipurbe am Sreitae
burd einen Sdlsi66ieb cine eoIbene
Sai&enubr, msbrere 8inse unb Elm an'
sus BeftobIen, obne Oub man i'm Sauie
bemertte, mas pCrSins.
- @eorse Didion, Der aIs SanbIan.
ger in Der Sterrid Greet Mine au Bed.
bile anseiteqt mar, erbieIt am Srsitas
spifden ben 8uffern bon Barren bas
linte 8ein idauosrbaft unterbalb benz
8nie BerbrIdt; er tpurbe sur 8ebanbIuns
mad oem 2adaDanna Soipital eenom.
men.
-Sn Der GIarf Gber ber 8aneoaft
Uiine su Sbroop tpurbs fpdt am borIeb.
ten Ulttpoa Na&mittas elm Seuer ent'
oedt unb es bauerte bic ipdt am 9pnners
flag 9fa1t, ebe man baHelbe bepdItigen
fonnte; Der anseridtste S1aoen 1T un,
beoeutenb, bod mar bic 25Idunssarbeit
bon nidt unbeoeutenbsr @efabr begIeitet,
oa su irseno elmer 3eit iia Elm 3oblenfaQ
ereienen oosr cine an8eiammeIie Sass
mafe srpIOoirsn fOnnts.
- Seth @iqiams bon DIppbant
entoedte am Sonnerftas 8ormittag feline
1obter, bic IL Sabre alts @pennte. nit
Striden sebunben i'm 8elIer, na1oem
ibn ibre 8ufe Oabin seIodt battsn; als
er um Wlitternadt am Dienitoe subOr
beimfam unb feline GOater ni6t porfanb,
sIaubte er, iie iei ;u elmer Na1barin ee.
8angen. bod bas 8inb ersdbIte ibm mad
lbrem Guffinoen. oub UNI Ill nbr am
Dienfae gladt apel musfirte Wdnnsr
in Sauie eridiensn. bic susrf mad @eIb
unb Wertbiaden frusen unb ais iie er.
fubren, bub Der ubtueisnbe Batter fis in
ielnem 8eiibe bate. drserten i1 bic
Disbe 10, bab bic 8Ieine bon ibnsn &c.
bunben unb bunn in ben aeaer setrusen
tpurbe.
(@arbpnbaIs eCrrsIponbsni.)
-8eniamin0imod purbe am Dienitls
i'm bieiieen @iienbabnbofe stpiiden Spsi
Barren sefansen. pie ibm ben &innlaosn
braHen unb cine t6ie S&doeIbuutper,
lebuns sufdsten.
- @iliam Worris bon DeIaipars
apenue unb als Ninsr in Der GIearfieIr
3ede anssiteat, ipurbe am 5rsitas Mit.
tag ourb einsn Sal bon SsIsssitein er.
iaIaeen; fsin 86rper iparb idauberbaft
ourd bic i8pers MuHe suseridtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
Dsutf&s 9risfIihs.
National republifanifdbsr @onSent,
Qbilabelpbiai 10. Snni.

assntsn bsr 2adapanna @iisnbabn
periaufsn 8unbfubrt 8iaets ;u benz
Breiis Der 5abrt fur sinsn 8es flr bic
8unbfabrt. Gut esbenb bonn Is. Bis 81
SUM ineluiipe. sur &ddfubrt bis gum 90.
SUM ineIuFpe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
Nod) cine anoere
aute Yartie

pon rquilitsn Sslfaii Dimiiiss, Guftsb @ius.
bans, gnbrfOn's impOrtirtsn @insbams.
Cine fsinrt einis purbt nitmals in bitisr
Siabi ssssistuub ole piTsn. uab bisfs @aa-
rsn 25, % unb 80 Gtnts bic Gle psrib ilnb.
Sbrs sIuswabl 70 Iunss iis austaItru, ju t2b
bic Gls.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
Natiirlt9 1T
es anul6gli6

bisis pra&tpcIIsn GrssusniTs su bsf&rsibsn,
abn Sis fSnnsn F& sntf&lisbsn, ba6 Fs ia,
IbiUuabsl iinb unb ben 9amsn SOnnsni&irm
upu S&irm trastn; sOn jsbsr Bsi6rdbuns
bab.u mir bisisIbs Rom bsfsu uub fir sas
ptnisifs @slp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
Snbentar 3cit
TT ilabe.

pier 10 cine partit, bic Sis nismaIs trisysn
fDnntn. Seine sOrbsS @insbams Tn pIaibs,
Gbsds, Sirsifsn unb 9ayabnss. Seine Gar
ben auspabl. Disis linb pra&tias Baibs
III t8 Gents bic Gle, bod IN Der gurratb
srOb uuS icmit iassn mir 10 Gents bic Gle
fir hitlt Wpbs.
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Maes tuel1es
ipiirOig TT

ba aufmufiamfsit pUu gut untsrri&tttsn
grausn pirb ssfunbsn in unisrsr ausnabms'
psiis pcaRanbissn ausasauns, in wsI3n 10
pisls utus @.panitn, bdbi@t Sheen. bssau.
bnups auSsulunssn unb lisblits 5arbsnsHsf.
ten sgsist Psrssn, bic pirOis fub, sins gi-
Ttt br Snipfiticn su rbaItsn.
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&0uilell feinerl
0rnnO amgebett

parum bic prsit auf bisfsn rtissnbsn gDai&'
paarsn 70 frhb In Der cation stbrs9sn psr'
ben lpasu. Sis iinb rsu, pini2snspsrtt
une faIbipnabtL abr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14

Die fsinRsn Drudarbsitsn in Der Stabt'
eiefert bic Offes bss ,,Bp&snbIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14
9aulell angenebme
Sonnenidirate nnO

gcaSina S&lrms. Gin pra&tvuIlss adcrts'
msut ron ueluiIptn ROuitSisn, aessPtirtsn
SyIsn unc bcGsrasissn RUbsIsitrn su fsbr
au,isbsnesn Yrsiisu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-14

H. annoneirt i'm ,,BodenbIatt"
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16

This latter house opened for service All
Saints Day, October 6. 1895.
Scarcely had this church been enclosed before
the ever increasing attendance indicated the
sity for further enlargement in a short time This
became a positive necessity in 1899. owing to the
steady and persistent demand for stttngs in the
church, which had since its erection become an in
dependent parish The necessity met promptly
by the same benefactress. 1t is the new church.
greatly enlarged and beautifed providing ample
space for a congregation of eight hundred, with a
new and finely equipped organ, with an interior
tastefully decorated that was opened for service
yesterday Attached to the building the usual
vestry and choir rooms. which connect it with the
new parish house, church office, gymnasium etc.
The total of square feet is 14.000 against 1900
in the original chapel.
The administration of the chapel and the parish
has been, since its inception in the hands of the
Rev James Z. Freeman, to whose personality, nat
ural endowments and popularity practically all the
success OF the parish is due.
The rendition of the special programme of music
at the morning service gave ample evidence that
the enlargement of the choir was in keeping with
the enlargement of the church building itself. This
choir includes well trained voices. Miss Mary
MCGOWAN, soprano, sang the lntroit Anthem from
Handels Messiah" Rejoice greatly. oh daughter
OF Zion" A. Howell Slesinger sang Tours's Ter
sanctus
The service was conducted by Mr.. Freeman. as
sisted by the Rev. Dr. D. w. Cameron, assistant,
and Charles A. Ashmead, lay reader
The rector in his sermon said. in part:
We pause in our interchange Of greetings and our
Fluctuations of rejoicing emphasize other fact
to which this place gives witness Surely this
church stands the full blown flower of Chris
tian philanthropy whose sweet fragrance is de-
light and inspiration to all. 1t is sacred memo
rial not only TO those who. having finished their
course do now rest from their abors, but it is as
well a memorial to the judgment and faithful
| stewardship of whose rich benehcence en-
| hanced by a delicate modesty, has created this
| splendid work.
The church building remodelled by dividing it
| in the middle, moving the chancel end fifty feet.
and building up the intervening space. Bishop Pot
| ter will consecrate the church June II.
number of memorial gifts have been presented
to the church, among them brass litany desk, by
| Mrs. John b Copcutt, in memory of Mr.. and Mrs.
George b: Smith; brass aims basins, by Mrs. S.
| Houston, in memory of Nelson H. Chase. and brass
! hymn boards, from Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Petit.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
SPRING BARGAINS FOR SHOPPERS.
SOME OF THE ATTRACTIONS OFFERED BY
TRIBUNE ADVERTISERS.

H. ONE1LI4 & co have a large assortment OF
bicycles. which includes twenty-five hundred excel
lent machines. at the lowest prices in the city.
They the product of three OF the best firms In
the country and selected with great care
They handsomely finished up TO date. and can
be depended upon. Each one Is guaranteed The
"Hampden" bicycle is offered at about one-third
the usual price when purchased under Its Gus
tomary name number Of Reading Standard
wheels are also offered The ONen bicycle which
Is also offered. embodies all the new mechanical
ideas for this season and has guaranteed tires
JOHN wANAMAKER has in stock 10000 yards
of silks which the French maker calls mid
d'abeilles' Glest of beesi. They woven Ike
honeycomb. soft. Hight and hlmy. and printed In
new and fancy patterns. The grounds are blue or
black with dots. flowers vines scrolls or stripes OF
white. The silks very serTiceable and lighter
than grenadine. though they need no lining. The
exhibit of model apartments the fourth roor IL
finished for this season, and all the fine furniture
carpets and upholstery. tee cut glass and brie-a-
brac will into this sale a. big reductions In price
A large line OF inexpensive tewelry suitable for
outing trips and is also offered. practical
and pretty and almost as elective as Though the
cost was several times as ranch.
JAMES MCREERY & co. broadway and I-iev-
enth-st.. announce q stock o. househo.d linens
which includes tablecoths of heavy Irish damask
with napkins to match: towels Of pure linen and
bleached Turkish bath towels. There In the silk
department fifty pieces of black affe tas with lus-
trous surface black peau de sole and fou'srds. IN
a shoe for women, has many advartases. provid-
ing differences of shape to suit the variations CT
form of the feet.
BEST & co. Ufiputian Bazaar. Nos. 90 and e2
West Twenty-thrd-st is whore the latest and
correct styles in childrer's shoes can be had The
house announces that tan shoes are the most
popular kind this season, and that its stock Of
these shoes is complete. T. rns special shoes
TO prevent toeing-in and for bOwiegs. weak ankles
and Tat feet Some of the special shte sales Of
the house are Imported gcatskin shoes. Russian
calf shoes. babies tan goatskin shoes and shoes
made of goatskin and designed for first walking.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16

Major GEORGE s. cARTwRIGHT, quartermaster. in
to senaa h 0hsT will vi to 3 hf santa
Mor VILLAIN dpS f a. MR shfl sS relieve
Captain ROBERT sEWEI-I- ouartermasters Depart
SURVEY vice captain 81 sAs wo IF sf h nfanr Of
relieved
The r F m hs "a dm Go
P%9o5I, to cSmPany =; Frs' Ieuenas, PAUL II
The az" cF 64de from the eonpaaR a4 70
Company g 70 Company G: First Lieutenant HAMILc
Erst Lsaisnan ctt%UScET g. HU%pHRET NJ sS1 from IN
BR&NT T'Sa cHAMMoND D0 months Is granted chaplain
W WoFE asstsnt rs' Is
Major HARRY C. CAvANAUGH upon his own appIica-
Sa IS at Grd as ce 4 afy science and
granted Captain SAMUEL. A. SMOKE, 5th In
Acting Assistant Surgeon JOHN S FoGG will proceed TO
Columbus Barracks and report for temporary duty.
STUART Corps Of Engineers is extended one d day r.
NAVY.
Passed Assistant Surgeon EVANS,
behead when out OF commission and to the Inde-
srn ,Ss ngGmaNS A and
Paymaster s l. HEAP, detached the Baltimore
the Oregon on reporting Of relief
Baltimore On reporting Of RELIEF.
Lieutenant r. c. SMITH. April o. detaching in
Solace, revoked.
Lieutenant c. a. KING. detached the Buffalo and to
Temporary duty the Solace April 21. for passage
department Of the Buffalo relief OF Lieutenant
King
Lieutenant ]. n. PICKRELI. detached Solace and
Mare Island Hospital for treatment
Lieutenant p w HoURIGAN. order April l2. soiace
caster for duty navigate with ali di,pa,eh che
Passed Assistant Paymaster II. l. ROBBINS detached
the Marblehead when out OF commission, to home
and wait orders.
Lieutenant p. N. oLMsTEAD. detached the Iowa. April
rs, and temporary duty the Solace for passage
Asatic Station
the Marblehead and the Solsce. revoked. De-
tached from the Marblehead when commits
sion and to the Iowa
Lieutenant W. h. FLETCHER, De
tached from the Wabash and TO the So!ace April %
for temporary duty for passage 10 Asiatic Station.
Changes of officers Asiatic Station. cable. April
13:
Lieutenant l., NJ. MUTTON. detached from the Concord
and TO the bennington.
Leutena c. A. ADAMS. detached the
Baltimore and 10 the oregon.
Medical Inspector e. IL HARMON. detached from the
Baltimore and to the Oregon.
Lieutenant w. C. HANNUM, the Yokohama Hospital
TO the Yosemite,
| Lieutenant Commander G b. RANSOM detached from
the Baltimore and to home
Lieutenant Commander w, N. LITTLE. detached from
Baltimore and TO the New-Orleans.
Comma nder A. MCRACKIN. detached from
! the Oregon and 10 home
Surgeon II. STEPHENSON. detached from Orex N
and to the Baltimore.
Iieutena F. II. EIDRIDGE. detached from
the Oregon and 10 the Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
DIR. VAN DYKE AT COOPER UNION
HE ADDRESSES THE PEOPLES INSTITUTE
MEETING-AN EASTER CONCERT

The Easter concert held in Cooper Union last
right, under the auspices OF the Peoples Institute
was largely attended. The exercises were presided
over by Charles Sprague Smith, and there was a
long musical programme. The lecture for the
occasion was delivered by the Rev. DR.. Henry van
Dyke. professor of English literature in Princeton
University. After speaking of the Joy and glad
ness OF the Easter Day, which he said belongs not
10 any one sect denomination, but the whole
world he continued, In part:
The message which the day brings to all is that
Of hope and triumph for every and woman
the message that life is beyond the power and even
the reach of death. We all need IL here tonight
although IN this gathering there are, expect,
and women OF all shades of religion and political
feeling.
The most vital question IN the world is What is
death >" Death is that which ends all life for life
IS sentence. sleep IS comma life is music. death
is silence The bin of lading Of our soul is marked
for immortal life, and firmly believe that there
IS no man or woman who is prepared to accept the
sentence that death ends all. The life of love and
righteousness lives forever, for If you write the
Golden Rule on the tablets of your heart you will
render your life beyond the power OF death and Of
the grave You can bind your lives 10 the things
that perish If you will, but remember that love is
no soulless clod
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
ATHLETICS.

There many close finishes in the regular
weekly games Of the Brooklyn Athletic Club held
at Maspeth, Long Island, yesterday The horors
of the day carried off by W. Clason who won
the 1O0yard dash finished second IN the pole vault
and finished third in the high jump. FoeIl won
the high jump by inch. The pole vault
won by A. Clason. by inch. and putting of
the T. pound shot Cross b. foot. The
summaries:
Two hundred and yard dash (handcapt-won
n. W Dudley 20 yardsD; J. c. Doyle (scrach second
L. Veres 6 yardsl. third Trle-0:2T.
hundred yard dash (handicapl-Won by W. Ciasor
yards r Fcell Is yars,. second; T. Frazer 6 yari
th-rd. Time-O:1Ozs.
High Jump Chandicapl-Won oy F. FoeI ts achesi
with jump 10 c. Schultz "a inches.
with IT. s in W. Cason Scratch third, with r.
IL In
Pole vault thandicsp>-Won by A. Clason Il IT. iu.)
W! a o g w Ciason q
with IT in; B. Dudley q IT. in. third. with
fl. in.
Putting twelve pound shot handcapl-Won by R. Cross
(3 with OF 20 feet G. Kenny scratchl.
with 81 feet; D. OMara Is fee third. with 81
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16

in Florentine Renaissance style while another
is twenty-one inches high like it's fellows.
hammered from single piece of silver by
artist who has put into its decorative features his
ideas of beauty and utility.
One production toilet table and all In
silver with full set of toilet articles wholly
wrought by hand and representing the work of
years. The table and seat follow the Louis XIV
lines. and surmounted by a shield shaped mirror
A chalice of gold represents scenes from the life
of Christ Jewels and enamel used here and
there, while by process of oxidzation touches of
violet. red and blue in the designs. No
repetitions occur, and the method used by the
craftsman to make his material conform to his
design is a constant study.
People who saw the exhibit before il shipped
TO France expressed the opinion that the martele
work by the Gorham Company marked the revival
the of the guildsmen of old with the greater
mechanical efficiency of the modern artisan. The
owners of the examples do not know, of course
just what kind of reception awaits their exhibit
the other side, but they believe that IL will be a
revelation Of the skill and artistic capabilities of
America.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-16
KNOCKED DOWN BY HIGHW4YuEN.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER ASSAULTED ON
THE EAST SIDE AFTER THE CIRCUS

Frank Strobel, a cutter of No 100 Ludlow
and George Meyer, a timer of No. 10S Avenue A,
were arraigned before Magistrate Mayo in the
Yorkvile court yesterday by Detective George
Jackson, of the East Fifth-st. police station,
charged with assaulting and attempting to rob
Charles Schoenberger. travelling salesman, of No
1856 East Houston-st early on Sunday morning at
Allen, Houston and First SITS. and First-ave. Be
meath the elevated tracks it is very dark this
point.
Schoenberser had been to the circus and
turning home by way of F1rst-st. When Allen
st Strobel rudely walked into him. jostnG him with
his elbow. This Schoenberger resented. Strobe
knocked him down and held his face against the
tracks he could cry out. Meyer up
and endeavored to through the PROSTATE mans
pockets Schoenherger, however. held tightly TO
his watch and pocketbook, in which
siderable sum. On his finger was diamond ring
valued at S25. Peter Mass, of No. 1893 East Twenty
second-st., and A. Raymond Pfster, of No. 800
Second ave. who had witnessed the assault called
"Policei" and Defective Jackson: who was stand
ing in First-ave to the spot, closely followed
by Patrolman Pfeiffer; Strobel and Meyer ran in
different directions. Jackson captured Strobe at
First-st and Avenue a Pfeiffer caught Meyer be-
tween First and Second st in First-ave and placed
him under arrest. Magistrate Mayo held both men
IN 81 500 bail for trial Schoenberger lost only his
watch chain