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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
VAN SNtSHID THE WINDOW.
After BeinE Elected for splitting Champagne
on a Male Callers Knee.

An empty champagne bottle. p chunk 81
cohhI.-toue. Mr. alice de- Forest. white,
and Jennie Jones. culuIci figured u 4 oa-r
before Magistrate Cornell, "a the N--l side
police court YESTERDAY l"uuI" JONES was
a prisoner Mrs Ir trrc,' was the COM
pllinari She lives At "a Mrst tf'y-fuut'h
street aud up TO SATURDAY, night EMPLOYED
Jennie Jones' ~ a servant Thou. so Mr.
de Forest SAID. jennie was discharged Sh"
went ont ou IN" Sidewalk ana throw stones
through ~" window. m'il n s'ou" Iust mi--'i
hitting a large Oh painting ~ MIR IL" Forest
pet pug Ihru IA" gug'> mistress had her
arrested
a. ovtdcnc" and produced II Then tho
Jones woman told her story 81" said that
several men were ~ Mr. Il" Forests hou-"
champagne. Wh,le taking ia the NTH bottle
She accidentally spilled som" ui IT. contents
on ono col tho rirsts Mrs III" Forest h".dlu"
angry aud discharged her Nh" asked tor
Ter wages and was told that tn" man : irou-"r~
were injured AZ Il II would tax" all IN" money
coming To- her io pHy for them Then, the
grl said. sh" was pu' ont
Sh" brought the empty champaign" bottle
A. evidence Magistrate cornell decided that
snc hadn't Just cause TO throw the stones.
a,NWuv. and tn"d her s.
LAWYER Edward Gre"uthal. who has an
Office opJn~It" n" polio" court, SAID later
that A. Mr. dc Forest came ont of the court
he recognized her ~ NiC" Steckl"r, whom
he wanted to serve with papers In q -,rt for
sin.nn damages for false arrest and that his
Office boy served the I1pcr- On her. though
she denied that she was Alice %St"cklcr The
damage suit. Grecuthal explained, j. brought
liz BESSIE Super ~ Baltimore. who lived with
Alice S,eCklor I'll eighteen months ago. when
tho Stecklcr woman caused her arrest for
stealing a cape valued NJ s5o The Grand
WA, several prominent Tammruv oNNcials
had boon 10 him To- try To s"ttl" the case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
,tN TIII ,OIE ~ PRt>B, TERi
Proposal to Di.frsnchis- Members who Are
Mt Pastors u Voted Down.

re-tcrdsy'~ meeting Of ~" New scr,
Fresh. ~ action was taken ON three over
t!r,- .ubm Z ed { the r esbyt"ries by he
last Gau,rll Assembly PROPOSING more or
les radical changes In church a. g.. line
The mo r deal ~ these was an ov,ruute
Of IA. " ,tchr~'cr Pr'-bNtcrr Tor an amcud-
rl"r' to he FORM Of govern mont tlkirE
away the risit 'p vote n' pr"-hytcry meet
,rgs from all member who .. mot M charge
of vastoratr- nor 10 charge 4 work p, which
they wcr" appointed 10y Va" P.r-ny'cry OF
some superior udlcntury II adopted his
would deprive NOR" than \ quarter II ne"
present members Of prr-hN 'eric~ of the ran
,hl. a.. =. udug an prot. ssors ~ th.olp.ictI
seluIuarIc> and .vaug"li>t~ pr iIrurt van
pyke Of Princeton and many other well
known men We. ID br affected by It,Aud whl-
retaining their righl ~ be- heard at me"tug>
would not l,,"th" Ughf To- vote.
GrsHt opposition 7" W" approval OF TINS
overture Developed az n" meeting. although
some of N" uhl"~t ministers wer" IN favor
ofIt one ~ 'he strongest arguments uglIu.t
~ vas that 1t would b" government without
m. consent ui the governed 1t Wa de-
f.atri ly a margin of ~N votes
An overture proposing y new form Of pro-
ccdurc IN the matter of the supply Oi vacant
ohur'h". " - also ~du-Ncr"d IA -" n"gailN"
Tn" other overture providing ihH' 10
who had not hren under hrcar"pf pes, terry
for at least q wear c.C"I I by a tI"r-iOutlh~
voi" vas approved ~" Rev N Roswell
Bates was received from N" pr"~hvt"ry
Of tayusi at the meeting and Immediately
after his formal reception a call from III"
spring street Church waS placed In his hands
and aCCcp,od hy him Arrangements were
then made Tor his installation on March II
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
"v,UW, BROU y" RESTORED.
Old Portrait Presented 10 titIsrns Of Boston
b, Union spy az Richmond,

BoSrov. March II Shortly before 'hn
death Of Mr. Elizabeth ! NInlew. the Union
spv AZ Richmond during the tivil War, she
sent 80 a gentleman here an odd portrait hr
SulIN, which ~" desired :" present to ~"
citizens e RoStNr TIE canvas represents
Nainmv sally Pt'wt. an odd negro s!aN"
nurse. who Wa nlu,.t a mother 10 e numerous
cham Of grandchildren OF her old master.
Shc VA born | ofoTc tn" Revolution, a. nearly
A. now known about i7;0. aud died July II.
$50
She was attached 10 ~" household NJ Col
William IIcth. whose estate was known A.
Ms Mock aud /, situated about tveutv
nilr~ below Richmond on the lanes River
,ol IIrth had u great estate WIN ~ l1rCe
number Of -l1vc- "" commanded IN"
Third virginia Regiment during ~" h"N"lI-
'iouatv War
When tho picture arrived IN Boston II w1~
in a Very bad couditlnn md ~ seemed nearly
HOMELESS ihr' n could no restored, lut u vas
tcut 70 n New York r%,'S'oror. who has brought
ouf its fnc oolor- without altering nr changing
tho likeness Tho portrait was pr"s"nted 70
Mis-. NanIew hy tho Late Mrs VI / \. Harri-
son, who belonged TO the He'h family.
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lIs Uru.TIuH. Yesterday afternoon vas
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hubih stem 'h"lIn - NV e',l'i IN 'P u"
Wa r!pilhsN delivered ana h'd I" %" re-
p"at"i. ami th'i" Wa pom Sit'" thu ''' ,'
N the "Nnil" aud,s"Id'il hedfi thIl m
nronptn III nd'. o. 81 vI ,"lt," tn"
Wa gHer numbers N'r" son >AlIohhI, hul iHl-
sort of s"nsitioualism eau -" spared nor
mann II not poetic, ana h@ arr i mol Ne'
mature Hs PLAYS chopin without = lhv"r
uf morbidtN. nnd -"tn'illu"> "lih"nl a ntN'r
Of CHOPIN ~" thr"ry lhht ne lnl-' rl'"ti"
some DESPERATE" low" sorrow '' lhNh" MS
PLAYING more emotional i % m" sop IN"
-rutimrntai-'- b"t "" Sn0i"'' N"ud %" "I
Hit.." assi~tahc"
HIS me-, hanl-in = h'lHfINh. ms '.4'i
round and singing ana NJ general musical
conception, vhIl" not r"mtrk1ul". i al least
intrll gent, -an" ana slucer" II" might
search for ia" tl'AIt OF Artists. Tor ne VII
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
Ttfire turniturf,
N0rDITR'S WIDOW SWINDIED.
Young Man Married Her. Got Her - 200 Pen.
sion Monry and SkInprd.

WHtrLING. W Va March II The drs'h
g. bridgeport Yesterday Of Mrs Barbara
Hobbs. an aged widow, who had raa-"d four.
score. hrnurht - lish' q -trauc" and sad
story which h"r children and fri"ud- bad
guarded los ryrral years SIR. HuhrS, g.
,i" was kuowu, though h'T uI,hc was renl
RIrohtm, was IL widow 81 70 -p.dl IF Via
civil War. and IN l>9i r"reiy"d $40 back
Iru~lpn AMI an allowance Of $50 a month
Snlrcrls had sligo -o rrcd h"r money and wa.
tr"Ia ing - lIvca III" of 'i-". when q Npunr
frl pN, prrhdp- -. named William Burnham.
appeared 80 bridgeport aud br'a'u" ac-
quaiu'od win hrf II" wa q smooth tllker.
battered Va I'D woman. who wa r"Hll" in
her second childhood. he'd h"r 'o heiI"v" h
lived her, and n,iprc her children know VIII 81
vas tp married haT
ON - v.-r Gfr u be-" vadti1c Rgrrhqr,
scored pu--e~,I H ~ th- 50 .pUr o. casa Mich
she took from ~. hayN ard IN her .h.u,t A."
trust gave 10 hIu II" di-appo1rcG On ~ ,
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husband auI vas d"parr i frur" -t7 i-'Ir =
renewal ol Do" pension. hcr 'd.ur'u lJOG
bet In aud lad, 4 kepI her siAce.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-12
PRr uHrE> ,ITuh IHI rRiS
wr,hodi,, ministers Z omplain That IN" we've
pap-r. ImpalI IheIt nr,rnnr

Tho N.flYli.' vr"t,isr4 we're NsrF -"v"r"
tY their ,rt.i-m- e the r,V-IuI or- ~ their
Monday meeting v"-'cTl1v Iu" l'' '
n g. NuI.rFctier. 20 ul.-'nrtf' 40 '"i''
since ls.a. Ms %" speaker md he brought
ur ITO whole missionary SITUATION To- .i"
-' lu 'h" discussion NAT followed lf
49, I..I 'lI' the mission funds ""i" ua""
moor" m.agr" hc,u-" ~" TO-" -gaI't~
10. -uuad tie mlnd, uf people who would
otherwise ha Riv"rs IN" Rev Or John
No-lr, Johnston Of Merden expressed this
view. which wa- acqu,"-oed IN hy the Rev
Or u Leonard. MISSIONARY secretary
the Rev pr. T. g. Dovucv - Bro"AIyn.
and ihc Rev. I J.. r"ul-ou OF WIIliam-hrdse
The attack upon the newspapers followed
the announcement Of pr hppen2cttet that
he wanted s3u.uDo instead Of $1,000 Re
plying To- this demand Tor NOR" luui'l, ,nc
society. sand IA 4 missionaries seemed gem
orally 10 mink thut the New York Officers
stood about q gold mine, when, IA nun, th"y
stood about a hole that had It'll" or nothing
IN II Inc contributions ought 10 u"
V Iirrr the Rev pr Johnston DECLARED that
me uinrliU IN raising money Tor MISSIONS
was d,r"ctl' 'rac"ahl" ~ siu- 81 ~" secular
ure-. conf mi~>lunati"s have t"...M grossly
iui-r"prcseu'"i he" declared I."\ are
not blpud'hlr-ty. and they nav" not helped
T., collect lndrmnii"~ many tlprs IN van"
tho amount Of money losses f"r NY pat'
| don't understand Why onl'erS ~ ~" mis-
sinuary -p,.rty do not deny these infamous
tale, which DO so mach harm
II is uuru.~'hl" 20 r"plN 7" va" elahi'rs
'hlt have appeared ia III" newspapers dUrl,e
~ last ten months" responded the Rev Ir
Iaoun-d These -laudcrs haN" luad" IN"
mad. hu' recognize the iutilitv Of irving 10
GOT INC pr,-s 80 rpfutc H. own ha<el.~s tales.
Pastors can help hy deuyruG the stories from
their uulIl'~
l. j. hard 10 deny auV'hins that receives
no denial through the press, interrupted
tho Rev nr Johnson -.
That there = trouhl" WIN miss onatie>.
c,rtirucJ ia, Secretary. We freely admit.
huf IN every case " has been with Roman
catholic nis~ionarirs We have not heard
n word IN our ONCE against a Protestant
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GF,T ron EDOi ARD DE RTS/hF'
N. viii >ot sing IL Opera Again for at Least
Two Weeks.

r Guard dc RcsIke did not go 10 Lakewood
Yesterday. asltS physicians th"Nth' '"'J'"r.
nev had bcitnr b." postponed nu'' ~" N'a'her
vas II ore favorable. He may =" t'-da, ana
iii in an rrohabilitv remain Their" until the
,.tldlc az ,,c~f week. a,thuVgh The lcugth Of
H. Sr,y NtIl depend on Tho extent Of hI~ I'M
nroy,u.ut il" ha- notified NJ GrnH hat
g., IN not b, nUt., to appear ~ III" stay" for
", ~ 10 We.L- III place Iu Tristan
,,ud >oll"" ip-.nD"Tu" Iish' "u' lr itkrn
Iv Robert vi - aud VI Gourmet VII u" Ms
.rhsiItltc ia u Aiii"uiu' ON may
~, r,n-f .crinu- tou-cuvCW'" A. VI ~"
p,I-|E e.. illness - opera co"r~ willh"th" post
I,oucmeut 70 not uu d"hil'hl " ~
,r,,-aur, here r- " ms S0rHs In German
Un was ~ have sInI th" pnti an q perform
arce 81 u" NHst"rsiug"r -'f dgSu lor
MoHbSy hero for the first time In Gstman.
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UriD ron ~ ALLEGED CHKCK FRirD.
Patent solicitors. Check Was Returned to
Druggist Hudnut as worthless.

ROscnr \ Michel. a patent solicitor. with
an ONCE at go? Broadway. was a prisoner In
the Jefferson Market police court yesterday.
charged with having given n worthless
check to Richard Hudnut, the Broadway
druggist Mr. Hudnut said that early in
February he paid Michel ~ 20 10 secure for
him IA patent Michel did not report progress
and when hunted NJ said that the authorities
NJ Washington had refused 20 issue the
po,ent. Then he demanded the return Of
his fee. Mr. iIudnut said. and Michel gave
him a check for 500 on IN" Garfield National
Bank. which was returned ms worthless
The Magistrate held Michel for examination,
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PIPII DEMANDS RIGHT or RECESS.
Depri,cd Of u b, Schoolteacher, h"t Tourt
VIII Not Interfere.

Rr,nr>G. Pa, March i-florcnce +
Shatter. agcd u. through her counsel, Edward
: Krcmp. appealed TO Judge trmentrout
,o-dnv. asking for a mandamus on the High
school teacher and School Board az Rern-
vile 80 compel them 10 grant her tho right
of recess twice a day. now refused To her
because she refused to obey the teacher when
ho ordered her to stand IN on h- desk and
make ugly faces a. a means OF punishment.
After listening 90 the petition. Judy" trmen-
trout snid the Court could not interfere IN
such matters and regulate the discipline Of u
school. Tho pupil IA the daughter Of a loCal
Magistrate.
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IN. Rev. rn,.h kellogg ,r,uc.li, sicL

PORTLAND VI. March II The Rev
IIiiah kellogg pn-tor ot the Congregational
church At H4rI~vc,I. Me AMI a famous
writer NJ boN- stories. - critically s'N ana
has lfa - d'-paard Of II" i - wears old
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trcthing. ,DftenS the gums, educ, inrAm alton
sllays pain. cures wind collie, eiarrhua :5c a hol'l.
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Nrw publications.

OBJ. old. new and rare books English, French
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The actors who lead companies in current
Ilys this week include Chauncey Olcott in
Garrett O'Maeh," Louis Mann in on
Account Of Eliza, James T Powers in Sal
Tay' and william Collier in "On tho Quis,
IH"r oro outnumbered by actresses similarly
ta--pi.lous Julia Marlowe romans In
"Hcn kuighthood Was in Flower. Viola
A.cn IN In tie Palace Of tho King. Blanche
'.'os IN Under Two Flags" Amelia Ring
no IN The Climbers" Edna MAY in The
o. VI from Up There" and Ethel BARRYMORE
captain JinSs Of the Horse Marines '
q at"- frohmau.~ stock COMPANY i stiil
'gH-"d with Mrs. Danes n"f"nu". IN
col" 'u'tn- with Til" Lash of a Whip and HI.
--n ui ca-t with To Have and 10 Hold "
."r and IIrIds'~ forces are busy with
r. """ dc q o. Oh .mher,aiu's with Nv
J. 4. Fishers with f~.orudorI. tuhuns
80 o,ornor.s son, Brady'- n Lovers
'r" and nci" Toms Cabin" and tonri"d's
''r'ons German pieces
TO- 100" civ'r~inn was .uprlici abI 70
.'l' l1sl night Iroctor's PAlac" had D."
'..'r>. 'uurthnpc and Forrrster and the
!'o'g, iToHy" 81 Japanc-e a.'ohnt
''', AMI had Eddie Gtrnrd. J"sNi"
a'"', o"li'rd" Mln~hgid. nnd 'nr,l WI
"'"rc" liamm"r~nIh as -r"caltst-
.. s rad p SNOWY inning 90 Juggling lInut
" Nc"g-'-. h.ioi t1rccs lur Johnston" Ben
md RE" aud cohen and showing oi
- Iiic> ~ rroCior's Twrnty-thirdS Street
.''" tr"i'r.c Nord. IN a pretty ,"mcdlet'a.
''. i'1u1n- lLtu-, Ward and turran and
EI,h'llrr~ Ia" Reeds md Wilmer and
..'f. vet" sketch PLAYERS ~ Proctor :
... ~r''l, Ilra Esvl~tou. IN" Wlllls"@
j - B4Tu'it" coming rs specialists
r'r is'"d III" GnrdncrS ana Nat n
N.Y. t- W., show and motion pictures mad"
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To-, 'i"nrN l"c, Kelly and Ashby and Joscpn-
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specialist at Hurtig 4 Seanon'-. : Wis"