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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-23

New York, March 22.-Mrs. William
A. Duer, mother Of Mrs. Clarence H.
Mackay, and of Miss Caroline Duer,
died to-day in the Waldorf Astoria of
paralysis. She had been i'll for some
time. The body was removed to Mrs
Mackay's home on Madison avenue,
where the funeral will take place Tues
day or Wednesday. Mrs. Duer was
Miss Eliza Travers. a daughter of the
late William R. Travers, and grand
daughter of Revedy Johnson.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-23
GOMPERS EXPECTED TO-DAY.
situation I'm tho Waterbury Strike Um-
changed.

chauEeu.
Waterbury, March 22.-The situation
in the trolley strike in this city re-
mains unchanged tonight, but import
ant developments are expected during
the coming week. The strikers hope
that Samuel Gompers Of the American
Federation of Labor will be here to-
morrow and financial assistance from
the national headquarters is expected
tomorrow to take the place of the
local unions snow tied up in the banks
by the attachment placed upon it by
the Connecticut Railway & Lighting
company.
The talk of a sympathetic strike on
the other lines operated by the Connec-
ticut Railway & Lighting companies
continues to be the subject uppermost
in the minds of Waterbury citizens but
neither the strikers or Chairman Dill
worth Of the national board will discuss
the subject.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-23
Arch hbishop Ireland Thanl lSed.

! Washington, March PA delegation
of members of the negro press of the
country and of the negro Pen and PEN
Gil club called on Archbishop ireland
to-day and expressed to him their graft
Eitude and appreciation CT his stand in
behalf Of the negro.
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EXPIRED SUDDENLY.
Charles White of ii Clay Street Died
Yesterday Afaermnom.

Charles White of IL Clay street, thir-
ty-seven years old. an emDloye of the
New Haven Gas company, died sud-
denly at his home yesterday afternoon.
He worked all day Saturday at the gas
works and toward night he complained
of having cramps all over his body. He
went home and was confined to his bed
all yesterday morning. Early in the
afternoon he died and Medical Exam
iner Bartlett was summoned. After
making an exam!na tion he stated that
he thought there were natural causes
for the death, probably acute peritoni-
tbs. Mr. White leaves a wife and four
very young children.
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Paris, March 22.-The American cy-
clist. Joe Nelson, won a match against
the Weishman, Jimmy Michael, at the
Velodrome Buffalo, covering ten kilom-
etres (6214 miles) in minutes 81 3-5
seconds and twenty kilometres 12.42S
miles) in II minutes II 2-5 seconds.
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1000 Carriage Makers May strike e..

Chicago, March ga thousand car
riage and wagon makers will strike
tomorrow unless their demands for
recognition os the union and an in
crease in wages of twelve and a half
per cent. shall be granted by the man
ufacturers, ~ w..
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VERY REV. f. W. FARRAR DEAD.
Dean of Canterbury since Is95-In Hts
Seventy-second Year.

Seveniy-second Year.
London. March 22.-Very Rev. Fred
eriek William Farrar dean of Canter-
bury since 1895, died to-day. Dean
Farrar was in his seventy second year.
Dean Farrar had long been in delicate
health and disabled by creeping paraly-
sis. He latterly had to be carried
everywhere and was unable to officiate,
although a constant attend at the Can
terbury cathedral services to the last.
He was present at some school sports
on Saturday afternoon, but passed a
restless night. His condition became
serious this morning and he expired
peacefully at 7 o'clock this evening.
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Chatham. N. B., March 22.-Right
Rev. James Rogers, D. D., Roman
Catholic bishop of Chatham, died to-
day after long period of illness due
to advanced age.
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sunday Baseball.

New Orleans, March 22.-The baseball
game here to-day resulted as follows;
Cleveland 7, New Orleans 3. Attend
ance 5000.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-23

Montevideo, March, 22.-Peace was
signed to-day between the Uruguayan
government and the rebels.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-03-23

Pekin, March 22.-The dowager en-
press has ordered an appropriation of
half a million taels to be made for the
Chinese representation at the ST. Louis
exposition.
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CASTRO ASKED TO REMAIN
VENEZUELAN CONGRESS- DE-
CLINES. RESIGNATION

Vote of Confidence In HIS Policy Passed
and Commission Appointed TO Re-
quest Him 10 Reconsider HIS Action
lie Declines but Consents 10 Submit
Another Message 20 Congress Propos-
inga Solution ofthe Situation.
Caracas, March 22.--The Venezuelan
congress, by unanimous vote, has de-
clined to accept President Castro's res
ignation and has passed a resolution
requesting him to reconsider his decis-
ion. 1t is believed that President Cas-
tro will yield to this expressed desire of
congress and remain In power.
The congressional hall was crowded
yesterday afternoon and all the men,
bers of the diplomatic corps were pres
ent when President Castro read his
message to congress. President Castro
first passed in review the terrible con-
ditions which prevailed in the country,
and denounced the errors of his coun-
trymen. But" he continued, IF it is
painful to consider how much blood and
how many tears have been shed, yet it
is consolation to think that their bit
ter stream, by the law of compensation,
will fecundate something that should
correspond to present-day aspirations,
since every struggle begets an idea and
every victorious idea justifies the sup
position that an onward step has been
taken in the road to human perfection.
Our victory, citizen legislators, over the
great adversities which have just op-
pressed must terminate the tumults of
our life; otherwise we shall reach a
shameful dissolution"
Touching then on the question Of the
recent foreign intervention, President
Castro said it had been brought about
by league of people who, unable to
submit their claims to the impartiality
of the tribunals, had employed force,
Continued on Third Page.)
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HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS.

CONTINUED on Third Page.)
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Don1estics

Outing Flannels, were 5 1-2c,. clearing sale
 price 3 I-2c goo yards light Outing Flannels, were 7c,
 sale price 43-4c Heavy Outing Flannels, light and dark col
 ors, were roc, clearing sale price 7c Indigo Bule Prints, were 6c, sale price I-4c Printed Lawns, were Sc, sale price 3 I-2c Apron Ginghan1s, 4 SAG 2,ooo yards best American Dress Ginghams,
 manufacturers remnants and cuts, to
 TO yard lengths, many will match, real
 price 1oc, clearing sale price 5 I-2cI Heavy Ticking, sale price 6 3-4c| Satin finish fancy colored Ticking, worth
 I5c, clearing sale price 10 I-2c All our and Sc Robe Prints, clearing sale
 price SAG A Sea Island Perca1es, were 12 1-2c, clear
 ing sale price oc| Royal Blue Percales, special 53-4cI Very fine handsome figure and dot French
 Sateen, were 200, clearing sale price 12 1-2c Cream pink, blue and red Daisy Cloths,
 elsewhere Ia I-2c, clearing sale price 8c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Sash Curtains,
 Muslin and Lace

Striped Sash Curtain Muslins, sale price 3 I-2c 10 pieces different styles striped lace effect
 Sash Curtains, were 10 and I2c, clearing
 sale price 6c Five pieces fine dotted Swiss Curtain Mus
 lin value I2 I-2c clearing sale price I-2c 10 pieces Lappet Mulls and figured Lawn
 Curtain Muslins, were I2 I-2c, sale price oc Five pieces fine art drapery Muslins, real val
 ue Izc, clearing sale price I2 I-ac Three pieces figured tambour Muslns with
 embroidered ruffle, were 25c, sale price Izc Fine vestibule faces, were 35c, sale price 25c go yards real Irish Point Sash Laces. were
 45c, clearing sale price 25c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Sheets and Pillow Gases

Bleached Pillow Slips, full size, I-4c 45x36 Bleached Pillow Slips oc 45x36 Hemstitched Pillow Slips IT 3-4c 72xoo heavy Brown Sheets, special 36c Extra heavy full size Brown Sheets. were
 57c, clearing sale price 4oc 7axoo heavy Bleached Sheets, were soc,
 sale price AZ I-2c 8Ixoo heavy Bleached Sheets, were 5oc,
 clearing sale price soc Full size extra heavy Sheets, Dwight An
 chor, Fruit of the Loom, New York and
 Utica mills muslin, were 67e clearing sale
 price 55c ooxoo extra heavy Bleached Sheets, from
 $I25 Soc
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Money Savers in sheetngs Linens Blankets Cofortables Sheets, Pillow Cases Fannes, Outings and Donestcs.
 All Standard qualities and extremely low prices.
Sheetings

1000 yards Brown Muslin 3c 5000 yards A Brown Sheeting usually sold
 for 6c, sale price 4 I-2c 5000 yards Atlantic A Brown Sheeting,
 usually Sc, clearing sale price oc 45-ihch Bleached Pillow Case Muslin, sale
 price 8 I-2c awo cases Bleached Muslin, were 6c, sale
 price 4 I-2c Two cases Anchor brand Beached Muslin,
 value oc, clearing sale price Q I-2c Yard wide Lonsdale Cambric, real value
 I2 I-2c, clearing sale price Sc 8-4 Brown Sheetings, special I2 I-2c p-4 heavy Brown Sheetings, were 2oc,
 clearing sale price I5c Io-4 heavy Brown Sheetings, were 22c
 clearing sale price I7c o-4 Bleached Sheeting, special I6c 8-4 extra heavy Bleached Sheetings, were
 23c, clearing sale price I8c 9-4 extra heavy Bleached Sheetings, were
 25c, clearing sale price 2Ic Io-4 extra heavy Bleached Sheetings, were
 27 I-2c, clearing sale price 22 I-2c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
w White Quilts

Fal size white crochet Quilts, special 6oc 12-4 3-thread crochet Quilts, Marseilles pat
 tern, were $I.25, clearing sale price $I.oo 13-4 very fine crochet Quilts Marseilles pat
 terms, plain and knotted fringe, the .r5o
 quality clearing sale price SIPS I2-4 genuine Marseies Quilts, plain and
 knotted fringe, were $2.5o, clearing sale
 price $ro8 .I3-4 extra fine satin finish genuine French Marseilles Quilts, were $45o, clearing sale
 price $2.98
 10 Lace Bed Sets, spread and shams to match in renaissance and Brussels lace effects, will be closed out at half price.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Dress and Waist Silks

300 yards striped, figured and checked all
 Silks, were 4oc, clearing sale price q 24-inch all Silk, dress and evening shades,
 also blacks, were the 50 and 5oc quality,
 clearing sale price 37 I-2 Taffeta Dress Silks, black and colors, the
 75c quality 49 Warranted to wear black TaHeta Dress
 Silks, 92 inches wide, ST quality, sale
 price 75 D. incl, wa,anted to wear Taffeta Dress Silks,
 real price ST. 50, sale price So Peau de Soie, warranted to wear Silk, $r.25
 goods, sale price o5' Black Silk Duchess, were $I, sale price 75' a4-inch evening shades in dress Silks, hand
 some designs, ST grade, clearing sale price 5o' 24-inch warranted all Silk figured Indias,
 were ST, clearing sale price 5ot 500 yards fancy dress and waist Silks, the
 sI and $I.25 qualities, clearing sale price 59
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
White Dress Goods

ROO yards White Lawns, manufacturers rem
 nants, were Ioc, sale price Good Nainsook check Muslins, were SC,
 clearing sale price
 ZOO wards fine Dimities, manufacturers rem
 nants, the r and 2oc kinds, by the piece.
 sale price Five pieces extra fine dotted Swisses, usual
 price 200, clearing sale price 100 wards extra fine dotted Swisses, several
 sizes of dots, real value soc, clearing sale price Very fine linen Lawns, the 25c kind, clear ing sale price 200 wards extra fine Persian Lawns, usual
 ly 4oc, clearing sale price
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Clearing Sale of Shirt Wasting Dress Goods Silks Velves
 and Linnes.

I,5oo yards all wool Storm Serges, Eta
 and Ottoman Cloths, usually 75c and 85c,
 clearing sale price clearing sale price goo yards all wool Shark Cloths, Cheviots,
 Unfinished Worsteds, Granites, Vicunas,
 and Zibelines, all regular ST at retail, clear
 ing sale price 500 yards latest designs satin Soliels, heavy
 Granites, Crepons, Pure Mohair, etarnines
 Figured and plain Mohairs and Broad
 cloths, $I.25 and $I.5o goods, clearing
 sale price 300 yards cannella Cords. Basket Cloths.
 Novelty Suitings and fine French Broad
 cloths, the $I.5o and $2 grades, clearing
 sale price Silk warp sublime Lansdowns. black and
 evening shades, instead of SI.a5, clearing
 sale price
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28

25 Comfortables, were ST, sale price 6oc Two cases double robe heavy ComfortaD1es,
 were ST 50, clearing sale price oSc Two cases carded cotton filled Comfortab1es, 1ancg stitched, were SI75, sale price SI.25 Three cases carded cotton filled Comfort ables sateen robe and plain, fancy stitch
 ed, the $2 kind, clearing sale price ST. 50 20 extra fine and large French satine robe
 Comfortables, sheet wadding filled and
 fancy stitched, were $3.5o, clearing sale
 price S2so The Blankets and Comfortab1es on hand will be cleared out at these prices, but cannot dupli- cate more for 25 per cent advance.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Shirt w aist;ings

Fancy stripe Shirt Waistings, were I2 I-2c
 and I5c, clearing sale price 7 3-4e Fancy striped Shirt Waistings, new designs,
 neat effects, were 200, clearing sale
 price I2 I-2c 5 5000 yards light and dark effect Shirt Waist
 ings, several designs in plain all wool and fancy stripes, silk braid effects, fleece
 lined silk mercerized in Bedford cords
 and Cheviots, this lot includes goods
 worth from 3o to 4oc, all grouped in at
 one clearing sale price 25e I 900 yards Granite and Melrose Shirt Waist
 ings, silk satin and. embroidery striped,
 also plain all wool French hannels and
 cream mohairs, were 6oc and 75c, all
 grouped in at one clearing sale price 49e Newest Dotted Mohairs, cheap for ST. will
 be run for 6oe
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Blankets

TO pairs white Crib Blankets, were soc sale
 price Asc 50 pairs Io-4 Blankets, were 75c sale price 55c 25 pairs heavy Blankets, were $I.e5 each,
 sale price Soc 50 pairs II-4 white and gray Blankets, were
 $I.5o, clearing sale price $I.oo 75 pairs II-4 heavy Blankets, gray and white
 were s. sale price $I4o Io-4 I2-4 extra heavy Blankets, were $2.25,
 clearing sale price $2.5o II-4 very fine wool Blankets, were $4.5o,
 clearing sale price $2.o8 "A fine all wool Blankets, were $5. 50, clear
 ing sale price $3o8 To pairs II-4 and 12-4 fine wool Blankets,
 were $o.5o to. .$8, clearing sale price S4z5
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
I4inings
Black Dress Goods

Five pieces 4a-inch heavy Storm Serges
 and fine silk finish ,Henriettas, good value
 for 3oc, clearing sale price 25' Fine Black Mohairs, 3oc quality, sale price 25t 10 pieces fine all wool fancy weave dress
 goods, latest Melrose and Jacquard Weaves,
 were soc, clearing sale price 3os
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Curtain Rods and Poles

Brass Extension Rods, regular SC goods,
 sale price 3 Brass Extension Curtain Poles with end
 pieces and fixtures complete TO Enameled wood and brass Curtain Poles,
 end pieces and fixtures complete. value
 25c, clearing sale price I5
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Draperies

300 hundred yards handsome Cretons,
 were LOG, sale price 7e 400 yards yard wide fine Silkolenes, were
 12 I2c, clearing sale price % 45-inch wide rich Oriental Danask Draper
 ies, real value Csc, clearing sale price 37 I-2e 45-inct very fine Furniture Covering and
 Draperies, handsome oriental designs
 regular Soc goods, clearing sale price 5ot A5-inch Satin Damask silk face, were $I.25
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Table Cloths

8-4 turkey red fringed Table Cloths. usutlly
 ST, clearing sale price 6oc Io-4 turkey red Table Cloths, were $I.25,
 clearing safe price 8oc I2-4 turkey red fringed Table Cloths. were
 $I.5o celaring sale price o8e s-4 hemstitched and fringed Table Cloths,
 value ST 50, clearing sale price $I.oo Io-4 fine satin damask Table Cloths, hem
 stitched and fringed, were $1.75, clearing
 sale price $I.25
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Flannels

Cream Domet Flannels, were SC, 3 TAG Cream Domet Flannels, were 7c, sale price SC Extra heavy yard wide Domet Flannels,
 were 12 I-2c, clearing sale price Sc Fine cashmere wool Baby Flannel, were 2oc,
 clearing sale price 22I-2c Very fine Cashmere. wool Baby Elan
 nels, were 34c, clearing sale price 25c Extra fine cream cashmere wool Baby Elan
 nels, were 45c, clearing sale price 32 I-2c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28

50 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains BOG 100 pairs Lace Curtains, were 75c sale price 47e so pairs rich effect buttonhole bound edge
 were $I.Io, clearing sale price z5c 75 pairs handsome Lace Curtains, were
 $I.3o clearing sale price $Ioo
 Lace Effect Curtains, comprise $2 and
 S2.5o grades, clearing sale price $I5o 50 pairs fine Renaissance Lace Effect Cur
 tains were $5, clearing sale price ST o8 Finer ones at $2,5o to $4 that were $3.z5 to $z.
 50 pairs real Irish Point Curtains at s225 to Sz ED. were tyuica the nria
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Rufle Muslin Curtains

Ruf1e Muslin Curtains, value AZ, sale price 28c 50 pairs fine Ruf1e Muslin Curtains, were
 soc, clearing sale price 35c 100 pairs fancy striped Ruff1e Muslin Cur
 tains, were ST, clearing sale price 75c so fine Ruf1e Muslin Curtains, value $15o
 sale price o8c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
TOwelings

60 pieces Twilled Toweing, were 1-2c,
 clearing sale price 3e 10 pieces German dice Toweling, from 7c,
 clearing sale price I-2e pieces glass IoWel1ng, sale price 5 3-4e F pieces real Irish linen huck Toweling,
 was Ioc sale price zc 20 pieces Russia crash, were LOG, clearing
 sale price fze 25 pieces bleached and brown all linen Tow
 cling, were I2 I-2c sale price 1oe
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28

50 dozen Napkins, special 35c do; 60 dozen 5-8 Linen Napkins, were Soc, sale
 price 6o' 50 dozen full size Dinner Napkins. real val
 ue $I.5o, clearing sale price $I.oe 3-4 double satin damask Table Napkins,
 were $2, clearing sale price $1.5c Extra fine satin damask Napkins, were
 $2.o8, clearing sale price $2oe
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Table Linens

Turkey red Table Damask, 25c goods, sale
 price I2 I-2c Fine satin da1nask Table Linens in cream
 white and colored. were 2oc, clearing sale
 price PIC Heavy satin damask Table Linens in cream
 and bleached, were 48c, clearing sale
 price 37 I-2e Extra fine double satin danlask Table Lin
 ems, cream and bleached, were 6oc, clear
 ing sale price 4oc Full two yards extra fine double satin da-
 mask, grass bleached linen, real value
 $I.5o, clearing sale price $Ioo 25 styles best fancy colored oil boiled Table
 Damasks, guaranteed fast colors, the 6oc
 kind, clearing sale price 3oc
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Ila1nbreouins

go dozen figured sateen Lanbrequins, knotN ted fringe, were 2sc, sale price
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28

500 yards fine bourette Plaids, were 12 1-2c,
 clearing sale price & 1000 yards manufacturers short lengths, 6 to 25 yards, were 200, clearing sale
 price I2 I-2t 500 yards double fold Serges and Cheviots,
 solid co1ors clearing sale price IT I-2 500 yards all colors fine Twill German Hen
 riettas, were 25c, sale price 2I' 1000 yards of all wool Tricot and 4z-inch
 Storm Serges, all colors, were 3oc, clear
 ing sale price 25t 500 yards fine silk finish Henriettas, all
 co1ors dress and evening shades, were
 soc, clearing sale price 35' 300 yards fine satin striped Plaids, were 4ac,
 clearing sale price 25t 48-inch all wool Novelty and pin check dress
 goods, value 6oc, clearing sale price e5e 5000 yards fine all wool Examines, Vene-
 tians, Cheviots, Broadcloths, Henriettas,
 Vcunas and French Novelties, vast as-
 sortment of these goods, were ST and
 $I.5o, all grouped in at one clearing sale
 price 4oo Fine French Broadcloths, plaid back, heavy
 skirtings and latest mottled suitings, all
 54 inches wide, were ST. 50 to $7, grouped
 at one Clearing price SI.oo Iinings
 Vesta Silk Linings, 1a 1-ac kind, sale price 7c English Siticia, I5c kind, manufacturers
 remnant sale price Sc Percaline Linings, I5c kind, all colors and
 fast black, sale price Ioc Finest Nearsiks and Satins, 25c kinds, sale
 price IF I-2c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Towels !,

100 dozen Towels in bleached and brown
 Turkish and hucks, clearing sale price SC I5o dozen large size huck, turkish and satin
 damask Towels, the 12 I-2c kind, clearing
 sale price 3 for 25c 50 dozen extra large size Turkish and all
 linen huck Towels, usually 15c,
 clearing sale price I2 I-2c 25 dozen extra large size heavy all linen
 huck Towels, were 25c, clearing sale price I5c 25 dozen all linen dan1ask Towels, plain
 white and colored borders, hemstitched
 and knotted fringe, were 3 I-2c, clear
 ing sale price s2 I-2c
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28

t re ah ah b the ar
 
 nut% % as know that nsO msthtHns punof ofhe d values offered
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
N apkins

sale pr1ct
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-28
Dress Goods

be run for
New-York tribune., 1903-11-28
NEW-YORk CITY.

The Rev. Dr. Henry Mottet will preach at the
Church OF the Holy Communion at II a. m to-
morrow The Transformation os Character:
the Rev. Howard K Barlow. at p. m. on The
Christ Of the Gospels and OF Our Faith" and the
Rev Homer F. Taylor, at p. m. The New
Creation
At the Church Of All Souls Fourth-ave and
T'wentieth-st, tomorrow morning. the Rev Thom-
as r. 6licer will preach rs the Gospel Of Christ
Really Good News?'
The annual meeting Of the Public Education As
ISOLATION viii be held on Tuesday afternoon at !
O'Clock in the theatre at No 70 West Fo-ty-fourth-
st Mrs Van Rensselaer,. the president will make
a brief report OF the work Of the association and
Mr.. Finley. president Of the City College will
speak. glee club Of school children from Public
School No 1Ss will sing.
Professor Albert Bushnell Hart Of Harvard Uni
versity. Will lecture on The Panama Canal' be-
fore the League for Political Education, No o
West Forty-fourth-st. to-day at II a m.
The thirty-hrst anniversary Of the Old McAuIev
Mission will be celebrated tomorrow at ; and 73O
?. at the mission chapel r. Fulton Cutting
viii preside in the afternoon. and John s. Huyler
in the evening.
A memorial stone tablet will be unveiled to-
morrow evening at Adams Memorial PRESBYTERIAN
Church No 2o7 10 a5 East Thirt!eth-st in COM
mernoration Of the services OF David wetmore and
s Tyler Williams. A sermon will be preached by
the tablet will be unveiled by D. McNIunigle
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church Ninety-sixth-
st and Central Park West, the Rev DR.. David G.
Wylie viii preach tomorrow at II 4. m. on The
Christian Family" and 'Sanctihcation OF the
Believer 8 p m.
brief illustrated sketch ot Ailet and his great
est paintings. by Fred Hovey Allen will precede
the address Of Herbert y. Casson on The Flesh
and Blood Cost of Civilization" at the mems mass
meeting, under the auspices of the YouTg Mems
Christian Association. in the Majestic Theatre to-
morrow afternoon at O'Clock At the parliament
q health. following the meeting at 40 O'Clock
Dr. Luther Gullck viii speak on the subject How,
10 Battle for Vigor.'
Tho Church OF the Incarnation Madison-aye and
Ihirty-afth-st-, announces special music for to-
morrow.
John W Alexander win address the League for
Political Education. No. q West Forty-fourth-st
on Monday evening at $50 o'clock. on Art and
the People"
The dedication Of the building Of the First
Church OF Christ CScientist) Central Park West
and Ninety-sixth-st-. will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock
The leaders for the Fulton Street Noon Meeting
for next week Will be Father z Typaldos the RAv
James n Cool, the Rev. DR.. G. Z. Strowbridge
the Rev. Philip Germond, Judge Thomas O. Lowe
and the Rev II. A Dorr.
The annual Thanksgiving concert n aid of 81.
Marks Hospita! VIII be held tonight In Carnegie
Hall Walter DamrOsch VIII conduct his orchestra.