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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23
DIR. MEREDITH IN HIS HOME.
BROOKLYN PASTOR, WHO BECAME III.
IN MEXICO. EXPECTED TO RECOVER.

The Rev. DR. R. R Meredith. pastor of the
Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church. Brook
lyn who has been i'll in Mexico with acute at
tack Of Brght's disease. arrived home early yes
terday morning. He was Immediately examined
announced later that he entertained strong hopes
for his patients recovery. All that he needed he
said, was absolute rest and quiet.
DR.. Meredith arrived at $50 o'clock on a Pennsyl-
vania train and met at the Jersey City station
by committee from the church. consisting Of
Charles Ruston, L. *. Strouse, f. w. Jesup. w H
Leach. Loring Lane and the Rev. w. A. George
assistant pastor Of the church. Dr. Meredith was
extremely weak. and leaning on the arm of
Mrs. Meredith when first seen by the members of
the committee. Mrs. Meredith and her friend
Mrs. Martin with the assistance of the committee
men, led DR.. Meredith the Annex boat On
arriving in Brooklyn the party conveyed to
the Meredith home In McDonough-st by carriages
None Of DR.. Merediths friends were permitted to
him yesterday, although many them called
at the house to inquire TO his health. $ be-
heved that DR.. Meredith will not be able appear
in the pulpit until next fall and that about the
middle Of June he will go to his country home on
Long Island for the summer In the meanwhile
the committee supplies Of the church will pro-
vide good preachers To-day the Rev. DR. A. V.
Raymond. president OF Union College. will fill the
pulpit This being Holy Week services will be
held in the church every day, as follows: Monday
David McConaughy, recently general secretary of
the Young Mems Christian Association of India;
Tuesday. the Rev. DR.. Charles c. Creegan. secre-
Wednesday. the Rev. W. s. Wooworth Thursday,
the Rev; W. A George, assistant pastor Of the
formerly of the Emmanuel Congrega tional Church
and now secretary OF the Bible Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23
FIRE DAMAGES STEAMER.

The cargo on the steamship Bucrania. lying at
the North Central Pier Atlantic Basin, Brooklyn.
caught fire yesterday morning and caused damage
estimated at $4,000 The vessel is consigned 10 an
Australian port by j. Norton & Son. of No lis
Produce Exchange. Manhattan. She is 400 feet in
length. Of 5000 tons burden and carries a large
crew. She was scheduled to sail on Tuesday. The
blaze was discovered in the third freight hatch by
one or the crew, who Informed Captain James
Robinson. The captain called all the crew and
directed them attach the ships hose TO q boiler
Steam was then turned into the hatchway but
after half an hours work ii seen that the fire
was gaining Roadway. An alarm was then sent in
ana the hreo0ats Seth Low and David A. Body.
together with several fire engines resnonded
Water was poured through the hatch for three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23
GOSSIP OF THE BOROUGH

one Of the objects Of the Medical Society 81 the
County OF Kings is to commemorate notable achieve
ments in the progress Of medical science one OF
the most interesting OF the relics in the handsome
new home Of the society. in Redford-ave near
Atlantic-ayc. Is the medal which was struck off
IN 1896 TO commemorate the io"th anniversary Of
the first vaccination At that time a celebration
was held and two hundred bronze medals were
struck off from a special die. The die then
destroyed and the medals were sent the leading
medical societies throughout the world. Only two
retained by the Brooklyn society They are
in heavy black frame a background of velvet
showing both sides OF the medal. 1t Is Of bronze
a little larger than a silver dollar. on side
Is the inscription:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23
Y. II. c. A. uIyNTRFL SNOW.

The Central Branch OF the Young Mems Christian
Association is arranging minstrel show. 20 be
given at Association Hall the evening OF April D
The best entertainers among the members have
been selected. and are constantly rehearsing under
the direction OF Professor G. w. GIading Mrs AMI
Stone has arranged the farce comedy Woman \
Rights which. with other specialties. will n
added TO the programme. This will be the hrst1
venture of the Central Branch in amateur theatrt
calls and it is hoped to make 1t thoroughly sSgrj
cesSful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

on the diverse side is the seal of the society and
the inscription:
struck by the Medical Society of the County of
Kings in Commemoration of the Tooth Anniversary
Tho frame is hung the wall OF the reception
soom, to the left enters the building. The
and valuable collection of medical memorabilia.
Wives of members of the Union League Club
have long been interested in the game of euchre
and each winter have held series of progressive
euchres in the rooms Of the clubhouse, in Bedford
ave 1t WAS not. however until this season that
the became infatuated with the game. Mr.
Perry. chairman of the entertainment committee
in his effort to think up some new form of amuse-
ment. evolved a series of evenings which he called
Dutch euchres" II is said that long clay pipes
and brmming stems of beer form of the chief
some Of the members are becoming adopts at the
game OF euChre. and are now able TO give their
family freside. Large ornamental stems given
as prizes and each player takes home after the
game the individual stein that he has used in the
evening
Another good story is being told on Alderman
James J. Bridges that statesman and scholar. "
sometimes known Brooklyn Bridges who fur
nishes the amusement at the meetings of the City
Fathers. 1t seems that the alderman and three of
his friends were seated at table in a cafe near
the Borough Han several nights ago. Bridges had
been discussing religious subjects with one of the
men, The two other discussing precious
stones, UNDECIDED by the alderman. Suddenly the
latter came out of the reverie into which he had
fallen just in time hear of his friends say:
4 am very fond of amethyStS.'
Bridges bristled up once and glaring at the
speaker with considerable depicted on his
classic features. ejaCulated
'Amethysts. en-? Well | want to tell you that l
don't take no stock in those er men who don't
believe in a God"
The adermans friends looked stunned for a mo-
ment. They did not say anything then, however
but ordered up another drink and had it charged
TO Bridges
Alderman Bridges never gets tired of telling how
he called down" Alexander F. Orr, Controller
Coler and Edward NJ. Shepard when he presided
the hearing given by the aldermen's Com
mittee on Bridges and Tunnels when the route for
the Brooklyn rapid transit tunnel was being de
termined President Orr and the other members
of the Rapid Transit Commission favored the Flat
bush-ave, route, and spoke frequently in support
finally called each one Of them down in order,
saying: DO youse fellows want talk all the
time? / want TO hear somebody who's opposed to
this ere route
The other side was heard.
Some wag friend of Deputy Police Commissioner
Ebstein played a good joke him last Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23
OLD COPYISTS DISCHARGED.

SIAIE OWL SERVICE COMMISSION TO FlLL
PLACES IN KINGS COUNTY OFFICES.
All the old copysts in the offices of the Register
and County Clerk of Kings County were dismissed
last night by order of the State Civil Service Com
mission. The places will be filled from eligible
lists prepared by the Civil Service Commissioners
from examinations recently held The SOpyiSts
most of whom have been employed the county
offices for many years have laid their before
the State Civil Service Commission, and hope for
favorable opinion. Unless this is granted IL is be-
heved that the men will appeal 10 the courts for
reinstatement Register Neal maintains that in
retaining the old employees of the office, when he
elected, he observed the principles OF Civil Ser
vice, and that it was an injustice and mistake to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

dispense with experienced men and repIace them
with others who know absolutely nothing Of the
detail work of the office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

HavcrIy's wax figures were sold auction last
Wednesday. Among them a representation
OF Police Inspector Mclaughlin, rugged out in a
fun dress uniform. This figure had not been dis
played in the window with the others. Whereas a
figure of angel sold for only 81 and General
Funston's image brought only 81. Inspector Nc
Laughlin was bid up to $40. When ii came time
TO deliver the goods Il learned that the bogus
inspector had been obtained by the proprietor of a
Coney Island resort who intends to exhibit it as
a attraction this coming The real
flesh and blood Mclaughlin has been filled with
indicnation since ne learned the destination of his
model 1t is pretty safe to say that the Couey
Island proprietor will have troubles of his own
If he dares to exhibit the figure a the beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

Several hundred people just before noon yester-
day stopped to watch the movements of two
who engaged in adjusting tackle 10 the tall
spre of Holy Trinity Church. Clinton and Mon
taGuc SITS. The men, who wore sailors white duck
jumpers and hats. We're Bob" Merrill. the we'll
known steeplejack. and his side partner. Lawrence
Dooley. The tackle fastened from a small
triangular opening near the top of the spre about
two hundred feet from the ground. and extended
down over number of projections To the street.
Recently 1t has been noticed that the ornamental
stone trimmings of the spre have been Crumbling
and falling, menacing persons beneath. "SteepIe-
jack Bob has been hired go over the entire
spre and other inaccessible of the stonework
1t Will take ten or twelve days Merrill worked
hour yesterday the main entrance but will
not begin his lofty work until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

the guests, and the menu was printed in musical
characters on the staff. Mrs. Beach played three
little compositions of her own.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

Tho frame is hung on the wall OF the reception
soom the left as one enters the building. The
society is gathering together quite interesting
and valuable collection of medical memorabilia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

Invitations have been issued for the third knapp
dance. which Will take place Friday evening
April II. Nathaniel L. Miller and Charles 5
Ravens, who have had these dances in charge.
promise that the coming affair will be as success
full as its predecessors. Among the patronesses
will he Mrs. Frederick n Mollerhaucr. Mrs. Gilbert
J. Kitching. Mrs. James \. Sperry Ms Charles
f Laighton, Mrs. Edwin B. Ravens. Mrs. J. Henry
Dick, Mrs. Henry Van CamDn. Mrs. Wales b.
I.ounSbury, Mrs. J. AdoIph Mollenhauer ana Mrs.
Lewis A. Mcmillan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

Say, Commissioner" he said. as he entered the
office there are "A party OF your friends in the
Brooklyn League watching the - Hotel from the
window OF Haverly's old place. They're getting
evidence. | guess
You don't say soH calculated the Commissioner
as he rushed the window and raised the shades.
Sure enough as he looked across the street he
could several shadowy forms in the museum
window.
minute'" The Commissioner grabbed his hat and
started to recOnnoitre He walked slowly down
Smith-st and then he came back on the same side
the museum, taking "A good look at the wax
figures he passed the window.
Say" he said TO his friend when he came back
I've good notion TO call one OF my detectives
and have YOU locked up as a confidence man."
The friend only laughed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23
VACCINATION.
1896 MAY l4-1S96.
JESNER.

on the diverse side is the seal of the society and
the inscription:
Struck by the Medical Society Of the County Of
Kings in Commemoration Of the Tooth anniversary
of tho First Vaccination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23
Paris Made Millinery Flowers.

night II the preceding Saturday that he
had received a mild call down from the Brook
lyn League in a statement in which they had elabo
rated the prevalence Of vice in the borough.
Now. It happens that there IS much frequented
Raines law hotel just next to Police Headquarters
which indirect reference made in the
Brooklyn Leagues manifesto. The members Of the
league include ex-Mayor Scheren. Civil Service
Commissioner ogden and other equally prominent
men, and Commissioner EbSten was much i'm
pressed by their complaint. and promised 70 give
II his attention. Now, the street from Pc
lice Headquarters is the building formerly used a
museum by the late Jack" Haverly in his last the
atricaI For several days there had been on
exhibition in the window of the museum a group of
the wax figures. which had been feature of the
show. Commissioner EbSteins friend had an ap-
pointment with him at Headquarters on Monday
night. on his way the Smith-St- office he noted
tho wax figures in the window. sOIemnly gazing
across the street. \ wicked twinkle came into his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

Some wag friend of Deputy Police Commissioner
Ebstsin played good joke him last Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

charity euchre In behalf OF st. CHESS Hospital
was given at the Pouch Gallery yesterday after
noon. The affair was originated by ]. Harry Stot-
hon' and the committee of arrangements consisted
Of Miss Elizabeth II. Somerville. Miss Florence
Stevens, Miss Mildred Masters Frank Smith. Her
bert Wyckon and Charles f. Ferry Among the
patronesses were Mrs. John Masters Mrs. William
4 Poison. Mrs Lewis J. SomeTville. Mrs. =. /.
Maxwell. Mrs. j.. Somerville and Mrs. Henry l..
StOthnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

Pompon Rose Clusters, with Foliage,
actual value SI.25, at :.
Crushed Roses. with Foliage, at. :.
Roses, with Foliage and Buds =.
Roses. ) in bunch, fine muslin, white,
pink, red, coral, at . >.
Daisy Sprays, large and small Daisies, at
39c and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-03-23

The Sans Souci dance took place on Tuesday
evening at the Pouch Gallery. with Mrs A L. J.
Smith. Mrs. A. Vail Frost and Mrs. c. Mayhem
The copper era., 1902-12-25

THE editor of the Prospect is a level headed man, and is not biased by local pride or local politicians. In regard to the proposed school Of mines for Prescott, the Prospect says:
 The Prospect is not insensible to the compliments paid ihe city of Present. by portion of the territorial press in editorials favorable to the establishina here of school of mines, but wouiS suggest that any money which may be
The copper era., 1902-12-25

erection of extensive plants during the coming year. Taking the prevail ing price of copper into consideration, the Clifton-Morenci district has made a most satisfactory showing the past year, and it looks forward to the future with great hope and expectancy. The fact has long since been demonstrated that copper can and is made for less money in this district than in any
The copper era., 1902-12-25
Arizona

pumping plants. What little water encountered so far has been benefit. rather than a detriment to the prop erty. Taking all things into consider ation, those who have money invested in this section, have every reason to feel greatly encouraged for the mines can continue to operate at a profit
 long after nearly all other mines in the United States have been com pelled to close down.
The copper era., 1902-12-25

this section is the fact that but com paratively small amount of :imbering is necessary. The deposit mines ore
 mostly operated under the ''caving" system, while the Assure veins are sup ported by strong granite walls requir- ing but little timbering. Water has not yet been encountered in any sec tion Of the district in sufficient quanti- ties to necessitate the erection of
The copper era., 1902-12-25
Chase Creek

other section of the United States, which, however, is largely due to the fact that all of the mines are opened by tunnels, and the ores brought to the surface by gravity tramways, thus obviating the extensive and expensive hoisting plants which are necessary in nearly all mining sections. Another most important consideration towards the economical working of mines in
The copper era., 1902-12-25

appropriated to such an end might oetCer be applied to the deyelopment ol the mining engineering course al- reauy a part of the curriculum in ,he university at Tucson. One thoroughIv equiped mining school will do more for tially equipped. 'N' par
The copper era., 1902-12-25

.i Gientiemen should see our line of FIT hirts, ties and hosiery before bnyirg. "e ia'est styles. Elbie ;. Smith.
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llge regneoe Oct iterft i Ohio, Eenn.
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line BREEDER. Mnnge sSabrifer liber
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meme biltorebes.
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bleoer Sopebnldrlo for ct SUnoitat.
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trnes, at GrsSeratpr 6. u. Sopne
bar itore ~,Srteresierj Swnbifotet.
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JnoIanoet.


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faar mi altiaa nfgisre oct Spsrss
maol, ON en- S~fjnnfe5ert or onipar,
lig Tor Ell ornffen Manbs SanSlin.
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forbribt. Sartman basbe aiort ID.
RIG Sur til Dem uuse Game, iom paa
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pdoe babe roget meb BAN at beiiiae.
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Statens Mteierifommisi9rs anriiae
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meo 5enipn til Smsrtilpirtning.
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fet er 10000 Tnrlb mere, emo Der
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met $3.50. % fanife Summen oil
aan 90 til $1,000. groofs og Ybil-
lips er bsmte til Cohen % ifal mar.
bGnses.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-28

blipc nuttiae % rctffafne @oraere:
Oct folfer attic roget dt lx,pc Sfoler.
men en- uanflmoig SIrat niloe blipe
Srelnftoen cnom Idngt foitbarere.
Snonn funne ri bIipe peo nrriagt
i Oct uenneliac. Zen enc Saano
pnifer oen mroen. Tine ssnteresier
er oine Sntcresier oa ontpenot.
fcrbi pi leper unoer ianuiie ,Sorholo
% al ocn iaumc Soro oa itrrber |
oct oRlentliae MOB ionrme MaaI.
SnaleoeS blieer "a osiao min
@uts Snteresier BIN @ufs Snte.
rcSier; thi Ne err beitemt til at belle
ErentioenS @eher mellem ia, oisie
@utterIR pore. Sau life al andre
@rnnoe buroe pi eerior al Senipnet
til. heao Ser tiener os ieIo % bore
beoit, itette etbnert prispproigt 90
ao0t Soretaaetoc Oct Dor Bette,
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len peo isrite 2iefoit ipnes ns nof iao
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nier, iom eier tore Sfoeitrafnineer
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lctte foIgte i Srtspags S0.000,000
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len par $f,500,000.
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orGbt al ct 6ragitrRn paa @iseons
lin Central gouen | Dtil | ipo for
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vi bebgper life at reiie til aqonbife
mi mere for at firoe Cub; oi beng.
Der bare at gao neo til 0tisiisiippi.
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brubt. Iiaeiaa en- Tolitibetiert og Ell
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icrbinbret Oct. iSor at boloe Stpr
poa Charles, iom err en- poloiom Na.
t,,r i~torn,te utn1 hom moe ct Gem
gepprelie. bporiro ban BOG fom no
qiennem 8iuoitet. o. 9rsorene bar
folnie hiem, blep Oct barre. Sbarles
lureoe Tia al. 2 ON Hatten lro paa
Sroeeren og ifiso ham / Rp9sen meo
ct @corr. Sheriff 91tnn blep oar.
ilet, OF ban fom % toa llnlenneltet til
Sndion. hpor ban mi fiooer 1aIt.
Soml err / Ell iarIia Silitanb.