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CORRIGAN-

painful illness Howard. son Of Elliot ana Fdvins
the residence OF parents S4s clinton
81. Brooklyn, on Friday at o'clock
CoRRGAN-
The Board Of Managers of the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum m The City OF New Yo-k inscrt6es this minute
p The On sdab S S59 ~ 4 d3y SfIGa Of May l9S5 %Sn
wider significance as il causes an Freparabs loss not
alone charity. religion State but to Christian
ity tseI MS enoIS were directed not only 70 the
Po1s but 70 the maintenance 9t ne highest ideals q
government and the perpeuaton Of the institutions Of
poor unfortunate his senss q rieht and
Se3 ifb me seai7,e3r m m Bsrortl me Si wS Strongly &
his constant effort TO have nculcated in all the schools
We EeSognizs in him not not onIy great preiate but
Tous Sor ~ Sr,1ass col,-prs s,5 {s1iC e. z,s a,
& +5 ioF , ms niIHns ss S e VA bs
oceasion Of his siyer jubilee the public expression Of ar
fiction ; N he ss'es 99 the 53 sE sn pse b ss
esteem OF men and those who knew his selfsae
believe that he merited eternal crown.
snv cbarites dear 70 his heartthe care Of orphan chill
dEe9-feel most deeply The loss Of his wise counsel and
deprived of his tathsrly AS PEesident OF his Board
the comfort ana happiness Of those committed % its
special manner emphasized loving soicitude
Seha % al 5as Hfr S fne for m m them xh 1Ra MIN Sn
remain splendid monument built by him 10 religion
Mindful as Of his great and important work for
gon we especially appropriate that there should
he
nyauable services the homeless orphans and
ana our sentiments OF esteem and affection. and
irreparabe loss sustained by his untney
death testimonial OF loving IL Is
ordered this minute be spread upon our records that
our asylum draped IN mourning for the Of thirty
davs and the members of this Board attend his
funeral in q body
The Medical Board OF st Vincents Hospital a meet
ing hsd May = 1902 caused the following minute It's
action on the OF the death Archbishop
rigan 10 be entered it's psrms records:
The Medical Board OF Nncents Hospital heard
with urofound sorrow death Of His Arch
bsbon Corrigan Reverend Director Of
In me relations which he sustained this the
members always found him courteous gentleman
halnfI in council prompt render personal
20 me Encouragement when such duty required Amid
All the varied and pressing duties OF the
tion which he held head OF the arehbshoprc
votion 10 interests OF the large number OF charities
which ca his jurisdiction conspicuous
none more St Vincents Hospital In his death
we realize that members OF this board
synpathizng friend and ever helpful director
ansirs OF hospital. and The Sisters 70
MANAGEMENT deprived Of wise counsellor never
failing strength and support in performance
OF ali the perplexng duties that daily dsvove upon
hem We cannot doubt that every connected with
service Of the hospital win treasure sacred
memory kindly Offices, the encouraging adnontions
inspiring words and above all the gracious per
STEPHEN SMITH, NJ D. Chairman.
CONSTANTINE J. MAcGUIRE. FREDERICK g
DENNIS. JOSEPH d. BRYANT. Committee
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NOT FOR PRESIDENT SCHURMAN
REFUSES TO SERVE ON FILIPINO INvEsTI-
CATION COMMITTEE
IRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE,

ithaca. y. Y. May 7.-President SChurman Of
Cornell University has refused serve the
committee which is TO investigate the atrocities
that il is charged the United States army has been
committing against the Fiipinos. Carl Schurz is
the chairman Of the committee. which was ap-
pointed recently at a meeting held at the Plaza
Hotel in New-York City. and the other members of
the committee are Andrew Carnegie, Wayne Mac
Neagh. Edwin Burrtt Smith, Charles Francis Adams
and Herbert Walsch-
DR.. Schurman said tonight that he not az
the meeting at which the committee was appointed
nor was he consulted regarding his appointment.
He wrote TO Mr. Scnurz several days ago declin
ing the appointment He said tonight that Presi-
dent Roosevelt was handling any investigating
there was 10 do in an eminently satisfactory man
ner and could safely be left to do il himself. DR..
SchUrman said he thought the result would be a
vndication of the army
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
GETS JUDGnENTs FOR BEQUEsTs.
PASTOR AND CHURCH SUED TO RECOVER
LEGACIEs IN SPITE HOUSE WILL

Two judgments entered in the County
Clerks Office yesterday by default against the
estate Of Joseph Richardson, the owner Of spite
House" who died in 1897. The judgments were
obtained by the Rev Harry NJ Warren ana oy tne
Central Park Baptist Church, Of which he Is
the pastor, against Mrs. Emma Richardson and
Benjamin Nichol as administrators OF Mr. Rich
ardsons estate The Judgment by Mr. Warren is
for S556 and that of the church for 49, ,4S9 being
the amount of two bequests for 5000 and SIS 900
respectively. with interest and costs. in Mr.. Rich
ardsons Will.
Besides these bequests. Mr.. Richardson left an
estate valued at several millions OF dollars. He
divided the residue between his widow. his son,
George, who has since died and his daughter,
Delarifa Richardson. His children contested the
will but IL was admitted to probate. Miss Rich
ardson and her cousin. Emily Emmett. brought
nendnE.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
SPEAKER NOT CENSURED.
ENGLISH HOUSE sUsTAINs ACTION IN CASE
OF JOHN DILLON
Copyright: 1902: BY The Tribune Assooiation)


lC,opyriEht: 1902 BY The Tribune Association)
Especial 20 The Tribune by French cabIe.1
London. May s. ! a. m.-On taking the chair
in the House OF Commons last night William
Court Gully. the Speaker, received an ovation,
all the members except the Irish Nationalists
rising TO their feet and cheering heartily At
once 2 vote Of censure on the Speaker was
moved for his conduct on the occasion when
Mr Dillon was suspended. John Redmond sec
ended the motion in a we'll thought out speech,
which drew from Mr.. Gully the explanation
that at the time he thought Nit. Dillon said
they are traitors a reference was made 10
British soldiers as well as TO General Vilonel
Nj Balfour opposed the motion on the ground
that II was grave abuse Of the privileges Of
the House
Sir Henry Campbell said that the
House had the most perfect confidence in the
Speakers impartiality and then Mr.. Dillon
IN an impassioned harangue endeavored to show
that the Colonial Secretary had been most Of
fensve 10 him. Mr.. Chamberlain listened 70 the
debate throughout. but he refrained from inter-
Vening
Five Radicals voted with the Nationalists,
but in spite Of this aid the motion defeated
by 39S votes against 63. The result was re-
ceved with loud and prolonged cheers.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
THE DRAMA.
THE REVIVAL OF TESS"

The revival of Tess Of the D'Urberviles' by
Mrs Fiske, the Manhattan Theatre. Will con-
tinue for the rest Of this and all OF next week.
While the other theatres in the main pre-
sentinr light opera or preparing for warm weather
attractions this play offers to those who seek in
the drama quickened Imagination and few
hours Of larger life one Of the opportunities OF
the season Although this is the fourth time Mrs.
Fiske has presented Tess" in New-York-begin-
ming al the Fifth Avenue Theatre in ls97-her ap-
peal to the emotions has in no wise weakened.
In making a drama Of Hardy's novel Lorimer
Stoddard shifted the accent. When the book
closes and the Arch Jester has finished his spot
with Tess the mind OF the reader goes aheld, and
for a time-how long a time depends upon the
readers temperament-an things are tnged with
the gloom Of the Jest But the drama Mrs. Fiske
PLAYS il constantly concentrates the spectators
mind on the one incident Of woman's suffering,
constantly. in tense moments, gives vivid glmpses
into the depth OF a woman's heart. The accent is
rot wholly shifted. be The third act, where
Tess Is driven again 10 Alec D'Urberville pro-
duces the same gloom the novel 1t is an act
that gets on the nerves, aroI sing blind re-
sentiment, unpleasant and unhealthfuL 1t is
brutal act. with no relief.
But in the final scene, though a theatrical sun
rise does replace the fall Of the black flag the
tail which is the closing incident OF the book the
voice of Mrs. Fiske brings the accent back upon
herself, and the play closes with note OF poetry,
beautiful solemn note. that Is the final impress
sion Of Tess Of the DUrberviles" Tess does
not wish 10 leave the Druid ruin. even TO escape.
For one brief hour she is happy. alone with Angel
The whole of the world outside is pain" she says
But this ruin is indeed
-. unht,
contrarlous moods OF men recol away,
And isolate pure spirits. and permit
pace stand and love in FOR day,
With darkness and the death hour rounding IT,
Mrs Fiske is supported by a company always
AT least adequate John Jack. as Sir John plays
with finish and mellow comedy John Craig. as
Angel set though of his lines are might play
with more natural intensity. and Eleanor Moretti
as Marian does not compare unfavorabiy with
Annie Irish or Mary Shaw, who have played the
rart In the past. She is the only OF the three
who has succeeded in turning her cheek instead OF
her mouth for ANGEL Clair to kiss without calling
ont a vulgar laugh from the audience. though she
had TO exaggerate her manner to do il
Mrs Fiske will also play in 'Divorcons," Little
I,a1,,', and "A Dolls House during her spring en-
gagement.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY

For New-EurIand far to-day. cooler in Eastern Mas
sscbusets Friday fair fresh northwest winds
For the District OF Columbia Maryland and Delaware
fair to-dav light west northwest winds Friday
For NeW-Jersey fair. cooler today fresh west 70
northwest winds. Friday fair
For Pennsylvania fair today cooler in south
norton. fresh west northwest winds Friday fair
For Eastern New-York. fair to-day; cooler extreme
south portion. Friday west northwest winds
For Western Pennsylvania. fair to-day and Friday,
light fresh northwest north winds
For Western New-York. to-day; fresh winds;
EriaaY Marmer.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
CATHOLIC ORDER INCORPORATED.

Trenton. -. J.. May THE Brothers of the Order
OF Hermits OF ST. Augustine Incorporated here
to-day under the law regulating the Incorporation
of companies not formed for pecunary profits. The
order has been existence for a long time, and
has headquarters at Villa Nova. Penn. The presi-
dent of the company is the Rev ]. ]. Fedigan. The
purpose of the Incorporation stated in the arti
cles, is to conduct worship according to the belief
of the Roman Catholic Church.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
AcroRs, FuNp HOME pEnIcAr1oN-

This afternoon the Actors Fund Home, at West
n-evv- Frigh hton. Staten Island. will be dedicated
Iosenh jefferson. Mayor Low. Bishop Potter and
the Rev DR.. Houghton will take part in the exer
ties There will be volunteer orchestra of q
hundred pieces. No invitations have been issued
and all who interested in the home are in
,,ited ~ attend the dedication.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
DIED.

The members OF the Advisory Board Of 81 vincent's
Hospital assembled special meeting this 9TH day of
MAY 1902 have directed the folloWns be ade
in the proceedings Of the board
The gIief experienced every in this community
the death Of beloved Archbishop Michael August
Corrigan felt special manner BY the members OF
board by institu-
ton. which he wisely governed. and which has
hourished greatly under hts and protection
He took the eeUst ntsrsst in this hospital ana gave
20 aid and The poor and arnered
who have been parakers OF It's benefits viii have cause 70
faithful prayers viii ascend Loving Father who
has called him eternal reward
ERNEST HARvIER secretary.
No l2S East 5Ithst. OF pneumonia. Eliza Bard widow
q Rufus King Deladed. in the S9th year OF her age
2Sth-st., on FRIDAY morning. May .. 10 o'eloek-
FowLER-on Wednesday MAY I. Charles Fowler. in the
dsnes No 12i south Elliott Place. BrooEisn. Frissy
Auburn Boston SATURDAY Nav 10 Boston. Mass. and
Portland. Ne. papers please copy.
HEATH-On Wednesday May z 1909 Eugene M son OF
William a and Caroline NJ Heath OF Louisville. Ky.
Church SIth-st Shave. Thursday afternoon.
$50 o'clock Louisville papers please copy.
LAwTON-On Monday May s. 1902. Cyrus Lawson. in
the SOh year OF his Funeral services VIII BE held
:, AZ p Carriages waiting on arrival OF
300 train from Grand Central Station
sWAYNE-At springclear. Nev-Havsn. Conn May 4
ssi sSIaa Mason Dana wife OF Walter s. Swayns and
Boston -
WATSoN-On Wednesday May = 1902 Embrey scott
son OF John T. Watson. O Danvils Va IN the ssh
year OF MS age Funeral services in Danvile. Virginia
The woodIawn Cemetery.
o-. oborough OF Bronx New York City.
OLlce. 70 East I'd street Madiscr Square South
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
scHLEY EXPRESSES SORROW.

Washington May Admiral Schley to-day made
the following regarding the death Of Ad-
miral Sampson:
regret very much the death Of Admiral Sampson
and I symparhize with his family No has
etyer heard me utter one unkind word about him.
On account OF his death l have requested my
friends in Baltimore to postpone the delivery me
which was intended TO have taken place tonight.
OF the CristObar Colon service or SILVER, ana they
have accepted my request.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
POstomee Notice.

'SHouc De read DAILY ov all Interested changes may
occur II rine)
e-l Ila!ls -or the week ending MAY 10 1902
LpIOiplS N al cases. at the General Postoice
-I4,Ns- Parcels Post Malls hour
C-siiE snCwn belc-- Parcels
may close az ; p m Monday Wednesday
euar a1d Supplementary Mails cIose AZ FOREIGN STA
80 nsII hour later than closing shown below (s-
Ilal supplementary Mails for Europe Central
AmeTiea via Col1n close later at Foreign Sta
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
HARVARD ELEcrS nEANS.

Boston. May CspecisD-Two important offices
were filed by the overseers of Harvard Univer-
hity to-day. when they elected Dr. lie Baron Rus
sell Briggs dean Of the faculty of arts and sci
ehces and Byron satterlee Hurburt dean of Har-
ward College.
Dean Briggs is a popular man in the university,
~Aere ne Is professor Of English He is a Mon
sspa man. a graduate of 70. Mr.. Hurburt was
IN nm ~ snelourne VI, in 1865 and was graduated
tary since lsss. -" "seH feSOfuAh- SeSie-
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
CUTS OFF SON AND DAUGHTER.
MOTHER OF TAMMANY ALDERMAN CANDIDATE
LEAVES ESTATE TO HUSBAND AND
OTHER CHILDREN

By the will Of Mrs. Elizabeth Levy of No. 2.4Os
Seventh-ave, filed for probate yesterday in the
Surrogate's office. her son. Lionel and her daugh-
ter Amelia c. Levy, cut of with 81 EACH and
their mother says it is her viii that they shall
have any other sum other greater interest in
her estate. The residue of her estate Mrs Levy
bequeaths 20 her husband, Ernest A Levy, and
her children Rose, Herman. Louis and Miriam
Helen. Herman Levy. son OF the tesla trix was the
Tammany candidate for alderman in the XXXIVth
Assembly District last fall.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
LOVING CUP FOR GEORGE H. PRIMROSE

When the Primrose and Dockstader Ministries
,,isitad Mount Vernon on Tuesday night the mem
hers of the Siwanoy Golf Club gave George H
primrose a silver loving cup. The presentation
took place after the performance and in the pres
erce Of the entire troupe Lew Dockstader made
the sneech on behalf OF the club.
AFTER the performance Mr.. Primrose and his
,roupe went 10 the golf club. where they in
reduced by Mayor Fske. They gave series Of
gl,atches songs and dances.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
MANY BOERS CAPTURED.

LORD KITCHENER REPORTS IMPORTANT
MOVEMENT NEAR LINDLEY.
London, May Further advices received here
to-day from South Africa announced that 20S
Beers had been captured and that ten burghers
were killed in the naighborhood of Lindley,
Orange River Colony, yesterday.
Lord Kitchener. in reporting the capture said
that the British troops. forming a continuous
line left the Frankfort, Heilbron and Vredefort
line at dawn and proceeded rapidly south. reach
ing the Kroonstad and Lindley neighborhood
with the result announced. There We're no Brit
!sh casualties
Another British column. holding the drifts
westward Of the country swept. has not yet
reported its results The captured men repre-
River Colony.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
LIKE ". BRODHEAD DEAD.

Stroudsburg. Penn, May Luke ". Brodhead,
proprietor Of the Water Gap House, Delaware
Water Gap died suddenly this afternoon Mr.
Brodhead had been i'll for several months. He
instrumental in making the Water Gap famous
a
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
ANOTHER RUNfoR OF PEACE.

London, May The wife of General Lucas
Meyer. the commander of the Orange Free
State forces. VINO is in this country, received
cable message from her husband yesterday
saying that peace in South Africa was probable.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08

THE PASSING THRONG.

Edmund NJ Winter formerly the president OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. but now re-
tired from active life. was reading
READ FINAN- his newspaper in the lobby of the
CIAL PAGE Hotel NetherIand the other day.
FROM HABIT. when looked over his
shoulder and then said, Il you
are reading the financial page, Mr. Winter. Do
you stin find that the most interesting part?'' To
tel you the truth. l don't" Mr. Winter answered
I'm not at all sure that in ways it isn't the
least interesting page. But I read il from habit.
The habits of years get arillei into one so deep
that when one Is old ne does many things almost
old veteran Of weIlington's army. Who was going
in his hand Somebody, wanting the meat. gave
short order. the old veterans hand came up 70
Just So suppose. I turn now to the financial
page, from long discipline
Brooks Adams, of Quincy. q younger brother Of
Charles Francis Adams and descendant Of the
President seems to have been
AN ADAMS stroking BostOn's fur the wrong
ANTAGONIZEs way-in other words. locating the
BOSTON. city little nearer 10 the rim of
the wheel than Is traditional.
AT lecture delivered by Mr.. Adams in the Ros-
ton Public Library the other night" said Wallace
c. Davis, of Boston at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
yesterday. Mr.. Adams spoke some plain things
about Boston net calling spades agricultural i'm;
intellectually and commercially. He declared many
other resulting in senseless waste such as the
maintenance of the Lawrence Scientific School at
Harvard when II covered the same held as the
MASSACHUSETTS, Institute OF Technology, and he de-
ana sections OF the country take away ner pest
young men by paying them more money. The lect-
Adams said on that subject was of interest to other
cities especially those which maintain museums
and ecIared tSa+ the root ~ iSis evil law in The
and many collections made without reason.
Wholesale and universal collection. he declared,
should cease"
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
DIVORCE FOR MRS. GEORGE L. LEWIS.

SARATOGA. y. Y, May (SpeciaD. Justice ]. ".
HouEhton has granted judgment OF divorce in
favor of the plaintiff in the action OF Mrs. Ella
Kirby Lewis against George L. Lewis. the plaintiff
20 be permitted 70 use her maiden name Of Ella
Kirby. She makes her home at Mechanicvilie. The
defendant is lawyer. and resides in Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
TRANsPACIFIC MAII.s

Mails for China Japan. Tacoma close bers a,,
al $50 70 Nay -. inclusive. dssparch psr
Olympia
Mails for Philippine Islands Francisco eIosa
daily at $50 m uD 70 May I'll inclusive for
[. :. Transport
Mails for Hawaii China. Japan and Philippine Islands
Francisco. close here daily m m =,
Nav 80 inclusive, for dispatch per ;. 5 Peru - -
Mans for China Japan via Seattle close h~rs szf1x
A. $50 o. N 10 Nav Tl4 inclusive for disustch
Kinshiu Maru- (EteEistered mail bz
rected via Seattle. .
Mails for Australia Except Cxh!ch "a
wsried via Elropel. NeT-ZeaIanc). Fiji. samoa ana
4awaii VIA San Francisco. close here daily a. $40
n m after April 426 and MAY vi. Inclusive or
Sn arrival u &. Campania. a NeU-Yor< NAV
VT for dispatch per $ Ventura
Mails China and Japan Via Seattle and victoria B. c.
close daily at $50 D m up % Nay t2o inclusive
for dispatch Empress OF India tresissarsd
must be specially addressed Merchandise tor ths
United Postal Agency at Shanghai be
war via Canadal.
Australia lsXcepr Nes Austraa wHch
Fsrope. NeWZeaand. which goes via san Frsncscol
ana Fiji Islands. Seattle and Victoria. b C.
here daily $50 p m after May VT and May
t24. inclusive. for dtsoatch per $ Miow-ra
Mails FOR Tahiti MarQussas Islands via San Fran
cisco here daily az $50 p Up 20 June "a m
dispatch 3. = Australia
forwarded O, sailing
the schedule OF closing IS arranged On the prssup
Of uuInterruEted overland TRerfs-
tered mail closes AZ D. m previous day
CORNELIUS VAN cOTr. Pcstuaast,r.
Pa-toraes. New-York. n. Y. May :. 1904
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throughout the continent Europe and
Cre,t Britain, as well on the Reading
Room tables. Ii may also be obtained
th. principal railroad stations.
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ENGINE BLOWS Up IN COLLISION
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAINS COME
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORTED
KILLED.

Des Moines. Iowa, May IA passenger and
freight :rain in collision this evening Tai
mage. on the Chicago Great Western Railway.
One engine was blown up, and il is reported that
several passengers were killed
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08

highest temperature yesterday T3 degrees; lowest 81
average e. temperature corresponding
s year temperature corresponding date
iast twenty-five years, Sc.
to-day Friday
west northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08

The new summer home OF MI and Mrs. ". 5.
Wells is valued at S3l 200 and that OF Mrs. Rich
ard GambTin $4,000
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
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DIED.

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MARRIED

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