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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
Wt>I 10 ENHI VI UtBuANS RODI
District \uornr,'. Omoc Takes ~ the 's,e
where the Death Certificate Dropped II.

An Application vii he mad" to-day hv N"
p-'riyt. attorney t. n supreme Court Justice
for an order To eNhuw" the body Of Herbert
{ Nadmru. who dl"d m Manhattan state
Hospital on March 3 The death certificate
said that re dl"d Of nerhreri~ but ms widow,
and her sister. Mrs. Harriet ; DAVIS NJ Boston,
say that has body WAS much bruised They
sad So before tie funeral He ws~ buried
several day ugo and nov tuey want the body
eNhumcl II l. IN tho receiving vaul, of -
Nichols ,"mptcry. Long Island. aud this
apparently is a loyal inhumurlon requiring
IN" order II a court TO violate II
ASSISTANT district Attorney !" Barber saws
that it the order H. granted the body will hs
submitted to a proper chemical at uh"Slc1l
examination t. ascertain the cause IT death
MIR WadWuu. who lives ~ 1854 Park avenue.
ant Mr. Davis. accompanied hy n newspaper
reporter, made H'ldaNIt in tn" District VI
tprn.y'- UNtto Yesterday before Deputy A.
~l~'uuf district Attorney Keith that Nad-
man entered bellevue Hospital about Feb -
In guug physical trw. was transferred from
there uL March > 70 tho Manhattan state Hos
pI'al. died thNr' three days IH'cr and was
taken nt tho NoTgu" bruised al over PhN-
~i'iau~ from Bellevue auu tho Manhattan state
hospitals will be- ask.j - call ~ ID" District
h'iuru"N'. oN''p TODAY and max" uf|daNli
ct what thoy knew pi ia" ease III" bellevue
doctors have already made puhiictheir records
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
RiLIO1 BON STtFPERS1
The Do,nss Of Wcstohc'trr Democratic
Primary to he Investigated.

II the story told TO supreme Court Justice
Narean in Broohlyn Yesterday Is true. some
Of the Democrats Of the village of sing sing
are experts in stufrng the ballot box On
Feb 10 there was a Democratic primary
in sing sing The inspectors Of election
threw out ~ ballots a. defective. It was
alleged that on the regular count Abraham
Hyatt had been nominated for President of
tho village. The election was contested
on the ground that the .2l ballots we're not
defective Justice MHreau granted an order
for "a recount Counsel told Justice Marean
Yesterday that, after ~" ballot box had been
sealed properlv some person or persons
opened II and used enough pGsteT ballots 10
nominate seth Ellisood over Mr. HYATT
Counsel said that ia" inspectors Of election
sworc that no pastoi ballots were used on
the day of ~" primary. Justice Maroan
referred tho case t. the District Attorney OF
NestChester county for investigation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
MANS BEaTTIE WANTS sWOOOo
SAYS the whitne, syndicate EMPLOYED Him
to secure trossto~n Railroads.

E,-Policr Commissioner Andrew u Parker.
a. counsel for Hans : BeattIe. has prepared
the papers In a sat to b" brought against 'h"
Metropolitan Street RailwD ,ompany for
compensation for his services ia getting 'nu-
troll Of the Iweuty-slgith and TWENTY nlutI
stree, and the ThIrty-'ourth street ralNH's
Tor the sy indicate MIR Beattle puts TIE
amount du" 7, nm AZ SlOO.tun
MIR Beatue Wa associated with William &
Whitney IN tho old County D"ruoCrHC' Hvd
has held tho oNic"s oi tlr~t Dsputj Counts
Clerk. survey or Of the Port, and tpmwISSuurr
Of street cleaning The allegation a. 'he
COMPLAINT j. that al ~" time Of the prgHnl}I-
tiur oi the Metropolitan Street RHIlw1N Cone
PAN he WIS employ cd !. tho syndlCnt" 20
OBTAIN for II the franchises uw ned is these
two companies and that he did 80. thus on
ahling the y ndiCai" 10 extend il operations
to "A very large degree II" alleges that aDtiug
under the directions uf Mr. Whi'noy and his
Associates he obtained the control at M"
stock Of the roads. and then turned them over
{" the Metropolitan. and that for his services
he has never ieen paid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12

PLAISrIrLD. y !, March il-Nlss Mar
earet Lawrence Coe, daughter OF Mrs. James
r. Coe Of Third place. and Will am Arthur
Rostwick Of Pittsburg, Pa, were married
nj noon TO-DAY at Grace Episcopal Church.
the Rev I VI Podman. the rector. o~n1Ciatav
The maid. Of honor was Miss Rachael Coo.
Miss Sarah Bruce Coe az kenova, ". Va a
niece OF the bride. Charles Byron BostVick
vas the best man. IN. ushsrs were Robert
Coa Of Washington. J D Knapp, John Con
over. Charles Belden and John IP Boutliiar
of New York and BedinRer Mitchell % Flush
inc, t. IL was originally planned To have
the Wedding soon after Enster, but q chang"
was made 70 onabl" the bridegroom 70 M a
business engagement in Europe for the Car
nsg,n steel COMPANY, with which hn j. assoc
ciatad Mr. and Hrs Bostwick will sail this
week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
ST. LOrIs FAIR con- nIssIONERS.
Betts OF Connecticut and Allison OF Tennessee
Nav he Two Of the Nine.

Nrw Haven. Conn March II 1t Is an
nounCed here TO-DAY that Frederick 4 Belts.
formerly Insurance commissioner 81 Com
u~ecticut. Is pretty sure 10 be named Nv Prasi-
dent Mckinley ~ ore II tho members II the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission,
which il 30 arriuC" for the - Louis iair
Tia" salary L. si.On There are TO be- nine
Hemhsrs on the commission
NASHVILLE. Tenn March II President
Mckinley. bv q resolution adopted IN tha
Uas requested 80 appoint Col John Allison
Of this civ as Commissioner 70 the Lout, iHna
Purchase Centennial Exposition in ~ Louis
Col Allison was ~ on" time Secretary of
NFuFA
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
The Rev. NIr. waiter, Called TO . N s.,on.

The Rev. Philip VI, Waters who for four
years has been pastor 81 the Grace Methodist
Episcopal church IN West iOIth street. has
received a call to tho - Iames'S Methodist
EPISCOPAL Church oi Kingston. y !. lie has
accepted subject 10 the approval oi tho rexf
Conference which meets IN ipril His pres
ont parisnioncre h9V" tried to proyaIl upon
him 20 remain hut hi health has been inn
"a red nv the duties oi IN. charge. and h..
fell u necessary ." change to n scene oi lcsser
ACTIVITY. Nr Walters IL n grbduat Of AM
h"rs' college and Of the Union Theoiog!cnl
seminary. lie has been prominent IN the
organization Of tho Federation Of Churches
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
orr rBoors IE,vIvo ,HIN.
oaI, Two oowp,o,ss 10 R~msis .. .i.s.uos
ssard at rrhir

WAsriNaroV. March a. The Secretary
~ war hts approved C"u thIHr"s Ul0''
for tho vl'hdfpVal - American 'rHors from
Clins and risrs ha," alre Nv boon issI"d
for par - mo pr.-en' forr" 80 "rha-s IN
an army transport ~ ShNrh'ikvar ''"r
ChaTe~s recon M ~udari n 'lsf "a legation
guard 81 only two companies roman N
Pskin has also r"c~ivsd the approval - the
WI- Department Information lIs' TO-
ceivsd FROM Pek in snys that , detachment
81 troops has left I'ki7 srd viii POI" f'liuw'l
gradually nv the wt'hIrivnl ~ other troop.
T. - probable that m" l"retipn guard -
two companies will be- reduced % hv' one
company late IN the summer ~ early next
fall The troop. Withdrawn from china
uill be sent 10 Manila aud Ne soon - IA" with
dravsli' com lrtrd G"n Chaf-e Nil also
60 to Manila TO relieve ten Macarthur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
ROBRER or WOMEN NABBE ID?
Police Think They Have the footpsd who Has
Scared Foils In West Chester.

Elias Tr.idw"ll Of Greenwich. Conn was
arrested IN front of ~ Peters Church IN
West Chester on Suuda md was held in s.. 600
bah 10y Magi,trai" Teller IN ia. Mprr>Auia
police court Yesterday lie II charged with
icing a ~"suspic.ou> person and also with
carrying II concealed weapon, but the police
believe that b" il the iootpad who has held
up and frightened many women IN West
I hester in the last month They say that
Treadweli's picture under tho label II wi.
liam River" ~ IA the New Rochelle rogue-'
gall"ry and that h" has served a sentence for
burglary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
Curley whips Kelly In Fl giand.

LONDON. Starch ii-N Newcastle TO-
night Curley defeated Sam Kelly Of New
York In a 'wen,y-round bout for goo a side
AMI purse Of 1900. Kellv's tactics in
o.nsed the spectators, who seemed 20 think
that he vas PLAYING for a foul His seconds
more than once entered a protest, but the
referee would not allow IL.
in the nfth round Kelly for the second
time took hold OF Curley's glove. In the
sixth round Kelly was driven all ov.r the
rlng lie repeatedly knel, and Rugged
- avoid punishment In tho seventh round
k"liy vil.rily slipped doun three times.
Ea!o-eA H mpnrirs disqualified hin and
awarded the victory 70 Curlsv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
British Behind Americans. In Buildins Yachts.
sp,.iai CaNi. Despatch ~ THE

SpNigl T aOis LfSt7fch n lhF Sun
GLASGOW, March II In a lecture deliv-
cred A. the University here John Howard
Blcs, consulting naval architect. contracted
Brtis1 ma American Yacht construction
u" .sli that Great Britain had always been
s.v"rd, Years neilnd the United States The
plea that British yachts competing in the
United States were Obliged to cross tho At
lantc had s"rved a. an cNCu~o too long There
had been q -t"ady development IN tho direc-
ton ~ lighter hu'lS and moro ,ai'. hut the
British were YET behind tho Americans The
problam was To decr"a~e tho weight without
reducing tho strength
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
RrN OVER GETTING ms NAT.
MIN Dealers Umbrella Hid an Approaching
Cab and the Driver Didn't See Him.

while Frank Corwln, n milk dealer living
az 2?e East Forty-siIth street. was passing
Tooth stree, Oh n Third avenue surface car
Just before noon yesterday q gust Of wind
blew his In, "A. and raising his umbrella
Cor win jumped Of the cur TO Recover the
hat The umbrella hid a coach which was
coming along aud N" driver Z. the coach
had his head down to keep his fac" ont at
the rain, So he did not see Cor win
The horse knoCacd the man down a. no
was bending over his hat and when Police
man Fav reached him torwin was pinned 10
the pavement 10y on" Of the horses i."'
Suffering from a badly cut head and internal
inn ri's he v1s taken IL an amhulBlc" :" the
Harlem Hospital His condition l. critical
The coach driver, Joseph Drum. was taken
20 the Harlem police court. wher" Magistra'"
MAYO held MN without bail To- await the
result of Curvin's injuries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
HUMiN BONES WASHED Up.
Storm Dtoiose- O'd Bur,ing Ground In
Western Part ~ New Haven.

Nav HAVEN. Conn, March IL one ro-
suit of the heavy fall Of rain IN his CITY to-day
WIS the discovery Of a long-rorgnttcn burviug
ground IN the western part of the civ The
rain washed away an immense Ou9ntitv "
earth near tho banks Of the West River,
into view the homes " about n dozen
persons Some Of the bones were swept
into the. West River Former Alderman
Felix .Chtlingwor'h saws that the SPOT was u
burial place about seventr-fvc wears ago.
Now y i one Of the residential sections of
New Haven
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
Fulton w, on the kc,caum 'olcr sixty.

secretary Thomas \ FIl'on of ~" Cit7cus'
Unions CIV Committee, VITO Wa appointed
hytul Alexander kctchumH member Of tho
Commute" of SiNt, to- 0ght Tammanv Han
this fail. has rutn,d tol K'tchum that no
will not ~o've on me committee Mr. Fulton
thinks iEr JoTk ,unt,uuIH'"d by H." ttu.-
irIti"c 81 ~lyiN can IT, uuu" better IN M"
tijiIoi,~' | Niuu Several other pc'-or~ who
vcr" aDuoiut"d 20 member. zip IN THO COM
tuitteo oi SiNiv de- lut lUf, nd 90 ~'rN" ui,uu ~
m" ,oVIulir"u I~ ,or''nII"d ~ me fuynds #
color ana will boom him Tor Alg"or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
NV CONTROL or WEST SID BANK.
New York County National Rank BUYS .
NaJorit, Of the stock.

The New York County National Bank NJ
Eighth avenue and Fourteenth street has
~JlrChlsod q controlling interest IN me West
Side Bank, a mil" further NJ N. avenue. n,
1hir'y-iourth street. The West Side Rank
l. TO remain under the mann cement Ui Irrsi-
dent 4. +. 1l,ilen and cashier ] VI. Berthe.
ln' here will be- q closer H~lliarc- With the
New York County Rank
since lis organization in lSc9 tho Wcsi Sidc
Ronk has paid 10 it, st0Ckhulders ~ Il vi!rnd.
several times The amount 81 l. s.uC, NuO capital
stock, and IL. surplus now Il t'ss. OOr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
MORE SMAILPON " BROOK w.
children From Infected Houses to lie TNCiuded
From school for Seventeen Di's.

Five fresh cases Of smallpox were reported
yesterday 10 tho hetltn authorities en- Bro"k-
lvu Three were children from tie crowded
tenement h"ps" ~ 2;6 prICc~ avenue. 90 d.
from 81, N"rk"r avenue and ur" from 10
Warren street The pn'i"Ir- we're H. zoe
moved to the North Bruthar Island ll.-p'.
u has been decided that children from '.,
he excluded from al" public -,hpu.- for -
least seventeen day. ard ii Iu~..jl' go" ans
rule viii b" applied t. churches and sunday
schools.
Madeline RuCcE,o. 3 wears old of glI 1T
ii5'h street. Manhattan, and John D"lr;s"
4 months old. OF 40 Diamond street. BrH'hlEn,
died iu the hospital yesterday az u. d.
ease
Health Department inspectors fourd a
case Of smallpox NJ 2g5 Mott street lu.t I,r.f.
The patient j. Matilda Ni|I>u. Il wears uI
There az" siN others ~ The Sl'I~u 'n'..F
and tVenty-tUo other families iIthc hus.dlH =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
New Yorker, and DaItimoreans Buy a Cape Nav
1ro',c, Line.

carr MAY. y J March II Former Senn-
tor Lemurl + Miller Of thia place, and \ y
Wncus Of New York head a syndicate Of
New Workers and RHltimoreans, which to-day
nurChaSed for snN.Oln the beach front trolley
railroad from the Cape May. Delaware Bay
and Scwell- Point Railroad Company \
decree was signed bv the Chancellor 30 allow
the sale Of the road 20 pay ~ hondhoId,Ts
To-day sal" viii end the court proceedings
Inc -NndIrsi" which purchased ~" road
own the Cape Nay pier and ~i"rrlag" route
nCross Delaware B1N 10 Lev 80. whore oonner-
ton i made VITA n" Cl'"n Anne Eallroad
for Baltimore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
SEIF.CONFF>SED FORGFR IFT 90.
None Of the Relative, tie Dcfrauded In Court
To- Prosecute Him.

Herman ! BrenZ Of SIS Gates avenue.
Rrooklvn, who on SUNDAY NIGHT gave himself
M AT the IldriGge street police station. con-
Tossing tina, h" had sQuanderci an estate.
$1,000. Of which he was executor, md a portion
Of which belonged to his two nicyc>, was dis
charged Yesterday IA ~" E's"S Market police
court. ~" repeated the story IL" had told
Capt Walsh, bat M one appeared against
him Magistrate fIRmmer SAID that his
relatives evidently did not want to prosecute
him and he ha. be,tcr 40 home and make his
peace with them Bren2 won't away roluC-
family
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
lCTI SIN FOIR or S~WINDTING.
woman Says That The, Got Her Money and
Iher Threw Her ont ~ IN" House.

MARY Rcckc~of21' Fast Third street caused
the arrc-t't -tu NJ shtofthr"" men audu woman
she accused 81 svlndlur her out of sla0 by
pruui,.ug her hat NJ" money was - b" uS"d
T. open a cote" saloon the pro'tS from which
ahc would share The ]prIsoucr- wc-" Amt"
Eour-h. pIyId Adl.l. l-ano Nicholson
uui samuel krauss Of ~ Socoud stre-t
Tho Becker woman Idcutifed th"ul After
go,tI "a, her mono. N, said they throw her
0ut 81 the house when she asked Tor nm ic-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
Francis Schisttcr Institute Incorporated.

AIn,Ny. Nur'h u III" Francis Schlliirr
institute of New York 1tv. formed for tho
cure of acute and chronic disease, hy means
81 medicine, ostCuprthr and divine healing,
filed articles 81 Incorporation TODAY with
the secretary OF state Tho capital - sI,.u0
and IA" directors .ro E"uuo 4 lIoll"nb.rg.
" u lrau'ls S'hlatt"r and Lawrence S,hIat-
Ter 81 si Lexington Gv"nu". New ola ,If,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
Drbntcrs Ouucd From y chapel.

HtCKrSSNtH. Y y. March II Tn" Hack
cn-aDh Debating Society wH- uust"d tp-uIslt
from ia" ,h1pel of N" second Reformed
Church where II had met with an audience
Of several hundred persons. to- have a moCN
tlHl 81 . breach OF promise eUut IN which tho
Iliiutif Was called Anna lirid Tho trus-
tees of the church decided ~ the last moment
that IN" chapel was not IN" proper place
Tor thai sort of an entertainment and Invited
the DEBATING society 20 vamoOsc The de-
luv"d mock. '-inl was nnnllv held IN odd
Fellows Hail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
THE REV. WILIIaM ARTHUR DEAD.
Methodist who Stood by the North
During Our War OF the Rebellion.

LoSpoN, March - Tho Rev william
Arthur. one ~ The oldest and most prominent
Methodist ministers, died at Cannes on Satur-
day His obituaries state that he travelled
extensively in tho United States. whore his
advocacy e the North during tho War Of tho
Rebellion gained for him remarkable popu-
larity among American Methodist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
Supreme Court.,o Decide a, to SUNDAY Dan c;us

Magistrate Cornell, m tho Wr.t Side polio.
court, declined Yesterday to 60 into the eases
ycainst Edward Waldron and Frnes, Ron
h"rus. the dance hall keepers from Ii,tlo
tonev Island, who were arrested on SUNDAY
u" said that as they had h.e1 arrested before
for permitting dancing on SUNDAY and the
case had been taken 20 the supreme Court.
De proposed 70 Wsit for that oourt'e dsoision'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12

Spffi1I CaAf UsspI'fh y THr SUN-
foSDUN, March T.. Sou. q lie parnrs
h"'o u,o'" \ glasgow ,~urrC~uoudcui. vino
So, that .niprC."cu d,0.,plll,. have arr-pn
~ plating ihc ShnWr"rS II He s'1ic~ that
MIR. Watson DISCOVERED 49,. uu- nap> ga u
number = tfr ul1io-, and t1tsf he nov I'm.
sI.'~ every in"h ri tho metal used. lie has
ut1. m important di.covc-v. which ui,~eiS
,rsrN 'hnoric- e Yacht designing. lie has
boon obliged 20 discard aluminium plating
for tie deck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12

NuEioLk, Va. March II william Scott.
colored, was arrested NJ Portsmouth TINS
"%veuiug, charged with killing Onicer Tobhv
a. London, ont, juno Z last \ reward Of
500. II IL said. vBs offered nv tho Canadian
"rl'i1l-io lot Tuhhy's dercr. The Canadian
onioershave been advised Of his sppreh nSion.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
Hank iiobb.r- Get aIOO.

h1ooNA. Pa. March II Eight or, ks
non entered ~" town ~ Rellwnod. south
of tins city. enrly tins morning and attacked
tn. village bank. The outer door Of the
vault wa blown open wIih dynamite, hut
whiir tho robbers w"rc irving :" force the
trnnr yrul' door NatChman Jacob Buru-
,uru-i-ca ihcm They rot away with 500
~ ,uiu. Th"rr wa. SIO.Wrn IN the vault
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
Pu.hcart Market Under Niaduct.

Tn" Harlem Chamber Of Commerce voted
las tight - a~S tho Mun,c'ual assembly 20
mas" the midGi" ui iIrE avcluc lorclth tho
vladu,t of fh' New NGrk Central Railroad
company, from roth street 80 Harlem River.
q IuhlI" market Tor the pI-hcnrt Ird!,r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
hiiisd nv Lightning whiic HuntnI.

tHhHIEsTo>. y. G., March IL Nhl" on
y sunday hunting "trip On James Island ycs-
f"fdsy Reu amir I. Webb, Jr IS wears Old.
vas Instantly Killed by lightning and two
81 his compa aious were badly shocked.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
wouldn &, Have III. log Gu, on KILLED Hin.cif.

- louis, March II Ioul> Cruud. 'ur'r'r
as-essur and collector of v1'or rH''- and
Missouri Department Commander 81 The
q 4 Il, committed ~ul'id" TODAY. u~irg Z
shotgun. II" was 4 Latly" ui German co. 4
was 81. year- Of ace. \ hlood disease Do
stroyed the use Of his right log Rather
shan nderg 60 amputation he Killed himself
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-08

Bacon, Mrs Soper. Professor Hart,
Mr.. Ernest Ross, Mr. Arthur Wall and
Mr.. Irvine.
In the evening at 7:30 the surpliced
choir sang a Magniticat and Nunc Di-
mittus, by Maunder, and number OF
special Easter hymns with the process
sional and recessional.
The celebration of the Bishops Ca
thedral congregation at o'clock in the
morning was choral throughout. There
We're professional and recessional
hymns by the surpliced choir. A
large number of communicates We're
on hand. The Rev. V H. Kitcat cele-
brated, assisted by the Bishop and Rev.
Mr. Glover Queen Liliuokalani was
/ of those who communicated at the
early service. The altar was brilliant
" lit up by numerous candles, which
brought out the beauty or the floral
decorations.
At II o'clock the Cathedral congrega- =
ton had morning prayer, fully choral.
Rev V. H. Kitcat intoned; the Rev.
Mr. Glover. of England, read the les
sons, the Bishop preaching the sermon.
The proper psalms were sung by the
surpiced choir, assisted by several Ia
dies to chants. The TIE Deum went
exceedingly well, as did the anthem,
Christ the Lord Has Risen, by
Maunder The Joyous Easter hymns
were sung with a will. In the afternoon
there was service in Hawaiian, and
both congregations held services in the
ine