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New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

Tribune Office April :, ! a m.-The weather yesterday
was rainy temperature ranged between AZ degrees
and degrees the average (i6 degree<l being rs de
grees lower Friday and SIS degrees lower
than Of corresponding date Of last
The wea to-day will rainy, cloudy
and unsettled in the afternoon
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

SPIRITUAL. SCIENCE INSTITUTE, ss1 West M SIsa-
stNCaIshratfon 53i anniversary modern splrituA4sn-
This sunday and Monday. 5t stn Apri oeoG1 sa-
NJ. STOpDARD GRAY and DE WITT e, t9LGr''
State Chaplain s. v y. Y. Division Iarnortaiy aeso s
strated. Spirit communion Mdlerlai--a'io' A@'. ~
Tb--Sscai demonstrations OF spirit power
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SOCIETY," FOR ETHICAL, cUIrURE.-sunday. April
f9oi at II 90 at Carnegie Music Han Sorysf ss
81 nd Lecture by Dr. rtLtS
iect My Attitude Toward the icea OF Co.. ~ ~
tesested invited
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Mr. and Mrs. Jules Richard Montant give q fare
we'll dinner tonight in honor OF j. Coquelin.

The marriage OF Miss Bertha zimmerman Ger
hard daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Gerhard,
% No 1f5 Harrison-st East Orange. and q. Johns
ION Rradish of New-York, will be solemnized in
Grace Church. Orange. on Thursday afterno? IN at
9.e0 ocIock Following the ceremony there Will he
q small reception at Nuthurst, the home OF the
brides parents
Amonr the weddings announced during the week
,,ere those of Miss Elzab beth Hale daughter of Mr.
ord Mrs William Sumner Hale. of Neenah. Wis.
az coi1in Armstrong, of this city, and OF Miss Jes-
eie Alexander of Toronto. 10 Charles Roberts, Jrr
1itC
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Miss Louise McAllister. Mrs. J. Muhlenberg Bailey
Mrs. Charles II. Stebbins and Miss Pendleton
among others present were Donna Enrico RuSpo,
Mrs Deishman and Miss Leishman, who sailed
TUESDAY for Europe. and Mrs Wilbur Knox
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The recital Of Miss Anna E. Often. the volinist
will take place April Is in the WaldorfAstoria,
where she VIII be assisted by Miss Clara Often and
Heath Gregory Mime. Nordica and David Bispham
are among her patrons
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The marriage OF Miss blanche Keane Kidd only
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Kidd and the late
Adam Casper Kidd. TO John Walter Carnes Of
Greenville. Penn. will take place at the home Of
the brides mother. No. 237 West Seventy-first st
on Wednesday evening, April Il, at s clock
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

The last recital OF Charles J. Dyer took pace on
s1onday morning. lie assisted by Mr.. ana
tiEs. David Names Among the patronesses were
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

On Wednesday April 10. the Alumnae OF ST Eliza
beth's College. Madison. N J.. will hold their ba-
zaar In the banquet room of the Hoffman House
from TO 10 o'clock in the evening. The bazaar Is
under the charge of Mrs. Joseph B. BisseU, Mrs
William Mccormack, Mrs. S. NJ Lcary. Mrs
George Taylor. Mrs Richard A. Farrelly. Mrs. Ed
win +. Flynn. Miss Shea, Miss Norrie Shea and
Mrs. James H. Haggerty. 1t is for the purpose of
the new auditorium at the college.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-07

4 wedding OF interest OF tomorrow is that Of
Miss Blanche Allan Bates, daughter OF Lieutenant
Colonel James Allan Bates, L S A. retired. to Cap
Tain Robert seweIl L s A It will take place at All
Souls Church. The ushers will be Lieutcnan Mt
Averill, Captain Hart. Captain King, Colonel Ed
wards and Captain STnily. The best man VIII be
william Joyce Sewell
The evening world., 1901-03-20
HARVARD CREW
LOSES LADD.
Crack Oarsman III and
Will Be for Some
Time.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. March co-It
looks as /! iiarvnrd's crew will suffer a
blk loss this year In the absenc. Of W.
+: l..,dd from his customary place nj
No. ). I-add has been sick for SOM.
time and there seems &" h. no posi-
hility OF his getting around in time 10
tax" w crew work bc!or. II Is TOO late.
II. may get Into tn. 1h"!i by ne cnd
OF IN. prCscu; month. but by that sine
some one els. Will probably have
usurpcd his place and Il will be- too late
for him 20 try to recover MS o!d-tnc
.orm.
Two months out OF training Is enough
20 sisp.l the best athlete. and while llnr-
ward hates 10 let "a good man Tx. l.adi
go She certainly cannot retain one !!
he has no; had the necessary training.
l.aCd WAS one OF the crimson's star
oarsmcn last war. His abscnc" will he
/, serious blow TO Hiryard's team. Tor
~ things look now II Will be impossible
to lind ano:hr man who can pun such a
strong oar as he.
The evening world., 1901-03-20
BIC BASEBALL
MEETING ON.
American Leaguers in
PhiladeIphia-La-
jOie Deserts.
isa.,laf % m. E,.nln, MOL,


PHILADELPHIA. March aAs a
erecting 10 III" American League base.
bali "NrAnsionistS. who nrr srhe,it,l,l ,n
meet t1ts afternoon At Hotel I.afayctt,
Comm" Mack. manager OF the ph,!n,,.I-
rh'' Cur, made tn" positive announce.
fnent ihAt Napoleon I.aiui, had signed,
cpn'ra& to captain snh play second
bas" Tor tn. rhiiadeiph!, American
League cub
Tue contest for the services ot mn,
great PLAYER has been a bitter one b,.
tw"rr the Na;lona! and American
League clubs OF th.. city l.ajoi. yn,,
hl' MA! decision To-day and signed
VITA IN" .Naansionist. Kid Gleason am
nornccd This afternoon tina, h. ma.
signed a contract 20 play ~ith III, HlI.
,im"fe tiuh OF the American League
The hour ~ n. American L.,gu.
meeting Was set for J o'clock Al
+" clock delegates from Boston, phIiaurl.
rn.a, baltimore, Washington. Detroit
MtwLuk"" and Cleveland were on hInu
awaiting the arrival OF Prcsiden, U,n
JOHNSON ana Charley tom.skey, OF Chr
chxn, various reasons wer. advanced
'of Johnson tArdine.s, \ fumor 10 IN.
'n"ci that thu leader o! the expansion.
1918 mad been Kidnapped by the vln,l
w John r l,fuah 81 Cincinnati wa.
current IN the corridor
The evening world., 1901-03-20
GIANTS IN BAD WAY
FOR PITCHERS.
With Practice Season Only Twelve Days Off,
Taylor Is Only TwirIer in Line.

Giants trr noted srr. come TOO late to
IA" failure ~ VIII. carrirk TO s"'.:.
IN mr. Sls'i"'i contract Is taken To mean
muth Runners "f his having signed
wiil ~ American Icarl" add 10 tn.
p'Z2l. but -;ili none can believe thn; he
,.hrA HL+r,eI youth who first attained
sun ruld hc ~ unSratr'ul 10 IN. New
i"rh iIHr ~ t. desert in this time o.;
El-rI
Ills treatment wIs II II" pcs, and be-
sides NE -ln.Ets' he WIS asked 20 sign
Ius hts wear showed an incT"Gs" ~ 500
~ snselrN uSCE Last.
Winnie" M"rr"r's ara Pink" iIaN-
icy hardness IL aniN!ns tacir names
90 -" necessary papers !s also an az
y II! nnh com. back sJnc rc.ic. VIII
Be i'It py me club managers.
That several ~ bavis's men OF last
year ARE ~ king advantage OF the present
situation there can be little doubt. One
player. il IT. .nld. who received IL.
salary iinf OF 500 last year he,
threatened 10 desert unless he is grant
PLAYER Is III" managers Will not dtvulH-.
but differences point to hi. being either
Uawlcr OF Mercer.
DrurklyU'- plan to train In the South
Is by no means certain now. Ned Han
ION arrived IN this city Yesterday and
woulh SAY nothing OF his plans Train
Ing mas b. dorc on IN. wnshinst on
New York IL favorable. but the team
VII tax" It three days lrtp southwark
10 play games which have been ar
ranged. They ar. with the Portsmouth
n.U. 81 April II ana the. Norfolk Va.
team on A.ril !" aud u
The evening world., 1901-03-20
VITR|OL THROWN
IN BRIDE s FACE.
Attacked on the Street,
and a Tilted Sutton
Suspected.

sHAMOklN. Pa. March co-Mn.
iiarry H.incr. q bride Of two weeks.
was attacked in iron; u her home here
to-day by 4 man who ,hrea a quantity
% v!;riol ~ her face
Mrs. Zaimcrs assiiinn. escaped. ana
she can give only meaEr. description
OF him
Tho young woman was married to
Harry Icin.r of brooklyn. y. Y. on
Ma-cA . on the day .. the wedding q
note was mystc-icusiy slipped under tho
door Of the GerTant, i;o.ri kc,t by hcr
father. William DsrX. warning him that
II he held a celebration in honor Of tho
marriage trouble would result.
On the Sunday previous to the mar
rilyc four men werr discovered climb
Ing up to the girls window They we.o
chased by her father with shotgun. \
Tilted sutton nnhihis fricnts are suspect
"a The police expect to make arrests
soon.
The evening world., 1901-03-20
HORRORS IN
AN ALMSHOUSE
FrightfuI Results of
Overcrowding in
Snake Hill.

\ stir was caused in Jersey CITY to-
day by the shocking revelation OF Affairs
at Snake HI! county institutions.
The hudson County Grand Jury has
been Investigating these Institutions. and
In rs rcpor; 20 Justice Collins to-day
It told OF it, findings:
The crowded condition OF the aims
house compe.s the mixing up OF the chill
drcn and the women TO sucl an cxtenx
as to be unhealthy and unsafe physically
and morally.
Infants are brought into the world u
the prcscnc. OF children,
The SURROUNDINGS and general condi.
tons are %! such character as to lead
one investigating to suppose that tho
object OF the institution was TO render
worse rather thaH 20 ameiioTatc this
condition OF the inioriunates compcll.t-
to accept rs shelter
The rcpor: says that In case OF FIRE the
llcle reservoir designed 10 supply tho
Institutions with water would be ex.
hausted In ten minutes
The evening world., 1901-03-20
OLD CROOK CAUGHT.
Il nockrd Down by "Mikcv Dono.
wan mud Other Atl,lrtc..

Jacob Steiner, N" pickpocke, who
was arrested for picking the pocket Of
II. u. Blnkcs!ec, agent FOR an insurance
Company. on Sixth avenue trolley car
at Fifty-ninth street. when arra!gn.d
To-Day IL III. West Side Court. was
recognized 'B.aney' Holland. alias
Jackson an cd crook.
Mr. - os'cc said he felt the mans
haul = the pocket nf mis- coat and
grabbed II. q; the same time calling
rhiCt iner broke away from nini
jag; AS H." 81; was turning from Fly
n!'.'n street. hut met Mike" Donovan.
iriincr o. inc New York Athletic Club.
Ard $40 "ihcr athletes. who knocked
him down
The evening world., 1901-03-20
BIC TR0TT|Nc
MATCH IS OFF.
Owners Gould Not
Agree on the Num-
Der Of Heats.

TIL. biz match race between tn" grea;
;ro;;,r The Abbot and IIora!ma has been
called on
Fir" commissioner John J. SCANNED.
viii however rae" Tn" Abbot aSains,
any ;rottlnE horse In the world
tor 5000 a side. the heats to be the
no' accepted this morning by III. repre-
sentative OF Mr.. lawson. owner o! b"-
rnlmn. aecnus. Mr.. Lawson thinks TO
rilina has no cnarce 10 beat The Aobo;
thr.c heats in live. lie Will accep; at
four heats In seven
The Evening World called NJ Mr.
Lawson at his once In Boston over the
l"ng-Iistanc- telephone Immediately af-
ter IN" conference.
MIR. Lawson was informed OF the terms
OF Mr.. Scannc!i's ia,es, challenge for q
race between The Abbot and Bora ma
or any other horse FOR 5000 a side. best
ihrcc heats In i've.
II shall pay no further attention Ia
this matter. said Mr.. l-awson. Il am
very much disappointed at the outcome
OF the affair. I took the trouble to send
representative TO New York with a
| though, they would surely come to An
agreement.
las | understand =. Mr.. 2canneli yes.
,erday agreed to my proposition to
match Borl!ma aHains; The Abbot for
n race for $500 side. hes; four heats
In seven. don't see why he has recon.
sidcred the matter or made a new prop.
osition.''
The evening world., 1901-03-20

them IN good condition Charley Ben
nett. the famous catcher of the Detroit
and lios,on teams. while connected with
III" champion Dctroits once worked a
"hoc winter In a wire mil II his HON.
In Newcastle. Pa. for the express purpose
rf hardening his hands FOR the sea <On :
campaign. lie succeeded so well TIM;
h. put In the hard.s; summer Of his ex-
pericnce on the diamond. Almost every
swift bail from the pitcher would crack
iicnr"tt's hands u!.'il frequently ut tn.
end OF a game hi gloves were saturated
Win hood and 1t would require careful
nursin. OF his hands overnight to cnab!.
him - eaten the rext day.
Hugh Jennings Offers some advice 10
yourg players on how TO keep their
hands In good condition. He says:
First OF all boys must learn to catch
III" biil without pointing their fingers
NJ T.. n 20 many do. II requires only
gcrtl" tap on the top OF an extended
finger To put isat member out OF huSI .
ness .or q month or two.
Keep III" hands As soft and rli,hie ~
possible and pay s'r.c. attention TO
The evening world., 1901-03-20
RUSlE Will PITCH
FOR CINCINNATI,
Ei-Ginnt Tviri-r Signs n Contract
Z" Twill for Brush.
League Team

im", Ru-t.. once the pr!d. q, N.w
fpf" a. a pitcher. A!!i p!Ay vita the
Cincinnati team this year lie h.s
sisn"i contract and mas sent /, from
nj. Bone IN Muncl.. Ind
Rus!. was released 20 Cincinnati las,
yrnf by the New York club but did
not iah- part IN any games owing to
IN" r5jecttpn OF his VIE .i,h whom lac
had 0.en reconc.icd uut short time
husic has been out o, the s..n- Tor
over two years nov and just whe,a.r
ne viii turn gu, the great pitcher OF old
"ill ." matter which every fan viii
watch with Interest lie says h. has
been taking the bent -. cure ~ himself
The evening world., 1901-03-20
"PR|VATE" BOUT
IS ARRANGED.
German and Hitte May
Fight to Finish at
Albany.

ALBANY Mnrch ~ Another nrhi
has been arranged to b" held in private
In short tim" rr"s"n, arrangements
plan Tor the hgh' 20 be held either IN
this city ar Troy. AMI Il viii b" for a
pnts" OF 'i"" RI" contestants are %
be charley iii'ic. AN Aiban! boxer. and
Jimmy German. o. Troy
The pair met some lin" ago IN = sx-
round go which N,s such M even
affair that n. referee could give no
other verdict thnr tina; 90 "a t!rnw. Just
wha; length the next uairh VIII b-
cannot he said. but IL would moi he At
a. unlikely II Il would h- Ia a nnisn
I'hc nEht has aroused 4 gr'.nt deal ~
interest, and " /, u held / SUR to at
tract blk crowd
The evening world., 1901-03-20
N. Y. Y.C. FLAG ON
BOSTON DEFENDER
Owner Lawson Agrees to Race His Yacht Ac-
cording to Rules Laid Down.

Ing the charge against the Boston
millionaire that IN the building o! his
boat liz Is infringing on patents cover
In; u peculiar kirl of kccltrougG. owned
by J.mes Mcintyre and Commodore
John \ Stctson
II IN not thought that this will tic
ny IN. work on the BOSTON boat. but
Mr. Lawson may be obliged to pay up
.,poi round sum for The infringement
y meeting to settle the matter will
- ar.d IN Boston to-day ana II Is eN.
rcci,d that everything will b. settled
satisfactorily, Neither Sici.on nor Nc
'G;yT" - anxious to imp"d. The progress
Of the work o. the Bostpn defender
The evening world., 1901-03-20
WINNERS AT
NEW ORLEANS.
Heavy Track Caused
Many Scratches in
All the Races.

RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS
March 3.-On account OF the heavy
s,ocky track to-day an aitractir" pro-
grammc was scratched down until on.
a few horses remained In each % III"
events.
The feature Of the card. however. IN"
Cotton Exchange Turf Congress Hlnd!-
cap. with Nio0 Added. a; one mile.
was not seriously affected hy these
wholesale Withdrawals. ns Sir FlotnH
was the only absentee, from the entries
in tina: even; This race was magnet
that drew "a b.s ATTENDANCE to the track
J, resulted IN some yer. spirited bet
ting between Andes Diss"lmte. Cluster
and varro. and In spit. Of the heavy
eoing II provided u good contest.
The horsemen are busy no, only dig
sing UP getaway money, but looking
af.er transportation 10 ii.nnngs. Mem
phis and Little Rock Two special trains
Will leave here Saturday nlght FOR Ben
nsnEx carrying about -eventy-five head
Of horses that Will race IN the East
F.. F. Fowler. President OF The Queen
City Jockey club. has announced that
the Spring meeting a, Newport vii
open Apri! md continue for forty.hye
days.
FIRST RACE
For thrse.yesr-olis .ai ~ six t.!rioax.
The evening world., 1901-03-20

Your Spring plnmagc will no
turned ont to Your utmost
satisfaction here. Our work is
equal 10 the bcst--onr prices arc
moderate.
Special sale Of fine Chcviots
and fnncv Wors,cds, checked and
striped Flanncls or black Tibet
coat and vest with fancy trouscr-
ings. choice Of suit to order, $40;
trousers, 81. Our English Coverts
and Nirunas. silk lined ovcrcoat
to order, $50. Doublc-brcnsted
frock and vest made Of imported
Nicuna T'hibct, silk lined and
faced, $50. Special line Of Eng
fish TrolScrings. Sc.
Samples, Measuring Guide and
Fashion Observation-Disclosures.
The evening world., 1901-03-20
STORMY ALL OVER.
No Clear Weather i'rnmi.-d tntiI
n Cold snap Come. Friday.

The storm to-day was general through.
out the country In the W"st IL showed
and In the Central ard Eastern St,ns
II ra!ned.
Weather Forecas,.r Emory said %.
day that the residents % New York
would probably no; get any Of III. snow
coming East.
Fair weather IS not promised until
Fr!d=,. when ihcr. Will b. a material
drop IN the temperature
II sh winds are expected ,lons IN.
coast. Storm signals hay. been Sc; :ot
mariners.
The evening world., 1901-03-20
WORKMAN FATALLY HURT.
Fell from n Second stnr, nm,i Di-d
In u Hospital

While at work In the f:es, River pow
er-house. Charles Lamen'zes. an iron
worker. thirty years old. lvIns IN Mas
peth. l.. l.. lei! from IN" second story
to the ground,
He received Internal injuries ana was
sent to the Presbyterian Hospital where
he died
The evening world., 1901-03-20
Upton CHALLENGES
ALL YACHTS AFL0AT,
Invites American. 4" Race Against
Shamrock ~. In clyde U~-
KnttN III June.

LONDON March % So cnn.drn, -
Sir Thomas Upton that his new cup
challenger Shamrock II viii be the peer
OF any racing craft ai!oat hat he has is
sued sweeping challenge 10 match his
boa, asains, the world without reserve
IN the Clyd. l,rgat,a on June and \.
An Invitation Ia. been extended Amer
lea 20 sen! ! boat 10 tax. part In The
races and every sort ~ an iriuCrn, n
VIII be made to have LiWson's Indie,
p.rdcncr make the trip
'rh' races for the big boats whch aayc
suCh entries as Shamrock | Ai.,rur
Bonn. Distant, shore and Syharttt, vii.
b. held under American rules I'll" prizr
w.ll ~ to tn" NF., boat across INC Nur
regardless % size
The evening world., 1901-03-20
Dangerous 0Iri. anut,

That younI man Mhu has robbed "a
many pitchers 81 their bread and but
ter. l,"lrhanty. ~ Philadelphia, /. -.
sp"nsihr for the wnrst finger vs got
lie drove n beautiful Liner near me on.
day and ! made ~ grab for !; win my
riga, hand ] heard something crark.
dropped the ball Tx. , no. plthtu ana
didn't play hall for month "
Will" playing with "a" .InliimuT" club
jennings studied NJ lionav"n'iIrc cnli-g.
Tor several winters II wns said Inn.
h'' Intended to "ntNr tn" priesthood hut
could not do 80 ow''r 10 Ms imncrfcc
hn.is
The car" ~ he hand- GnS n1,nv.
been a problem Tor N. tail players and
fh"y try every possible way io keen
The evening world., 1901-03-20

Thomas W. L,Nson's Independence.
despite all rcpI-.s to ~" contrary. WI.
rs the hnS 81 The New York Yacht
club AMI viii tax. par IN al. ~ IN"
trih races Tor III" selection ot the
Americas cup defender. According TO a
r,mhe ~ she CLUB, MIR Lawson has
agree to ou!orm {" AL the clubs r,sa-
atoms regarding III" trials and wi!
sahnli, - tn- anal decision ~ ;hr Re-
Ih'Ia Committee,
TrsHtsn,n ARE tnxious!y awai.!nS
,hr outcome OF tho controversy regard
The evening world., 1901-03-20
STILL LOOKING FOR WORK.
Man WIZ" Irird suicide ,SinJ. M.
Iroul,lr. Are Not Ended

Isaac Nelson. OF NJ. 80 Eat Min. :
seventh street, WIZ wa arrested 10
trying to commit suicide ha- been r..
leased. and Ia, once more taken ~ IN
task OF Looking Tor work
II aas pnlS Few days agn. after IN
.nhN Iiiiig rrhrcn Tot sum.thin. 10 Il
ihLt h" cries ~ his seven children IL
broad drov. him Ia hang himself H..
wife cat him down ana sus rd his no
The evening world., 1901-03-20
HAD CUT ON HEAD.
tnL"nw Nnn. Drowned. Pound
In North Vi<rr

Capt. Pratt. OF the tuyboai BclvIdrrr.
found the body OF An unknown man at
tn. foot OF pier u North R.v.E The
body was ina: Of a mar nbou, hny-.Dur
Years old. lbs pounds .ligh, complexion
gray hair and mustache. He wore a
black 0vercoai. white shirt and tan
shoes. There was cut on the fore.
The evening world., 1901-03-20
ALICE NIELSEN SAILS.

With Her Company She Departs
for England on the MmJ-stir.
The White Star line steamship Ma.
jestlc. which -iilci this morning for
Liverpool. carried the Alice Nielsen Op.
era Company. 'iry-nve members. who
Will open a, the Shastesbury Theatre.
London. In Easter week. In "Th. For.
iun.-Tel,er.''
Tacrs sag also on board Sir John
Lister Kaye. who came over on the
campania with his wife and the dow.
nScr Duccss OF Mnnche.tcr.