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New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
COLUMBIA STUDENTS GIVE OPERA.
College Hen As Pretty Girls in ''Ths Mischief
Maker"

Columbla's students last evening scored SUI
cess in the presentation of their annual comic
opera or varsity show. The Mischief Maker. tne
work Of E A. Woolf. E. J. Penney and A G. Hays
at the Carnegie Lyceum.
While the plot OF the play rather thin IL
nevertheless served bring out many opp0rtu-
mites for fun making OF which much "as made
by a competent company OF Columbia undergrad
yates Lewis @. Spence. a. Kiley. the Mi$cnlef
Maker, was the OF the piece. but did net nave
many opportunities for comedy scenes as Some
OF the other characters ". J. Mitchell as
Casinir. frog eating Frenchman. carried on
the honors by his characterization of an eKcitame
foreigner He vas ably assisted by c. T. BaH-
bach as PetreIla. who shared with him most OF MS
amusing scenes. NJ c. Hasell, the Queen OF
Venus. is undoubtedly the prettiest girl that mas
graced Columbia comic opera All the fernaie
parts were well taken. and, disguised IN ekirts
wigs and plenty OF rouge, the students made eH-
cellent women. except when talking or walking
The stage settings excelled ColumbiaS previous
efforts. The opening scene OF the second act was
especially we'll The curtain to discover the
Queen lying asleep a fowery bed In the moon,
light All around her were masses OF roses anu anu
Introduced in the shape or nrenles nltthB nlLlst
and thither. The chorus, in giittertng costumes
grouped around the Queen. The cast OF the
play was:
Van Rensselaer,. Columbia student. w Herbert Adams
Casimir. FrsnchrnAn william ! Sitcnstl II
a German. Harry n Ftanry
SaElbo. uableached American "A X lamp
Flortzela Queen Of Venus .....-... Mason e fseei
PetTeIla F BaIha
TItela Q Merritt
Bu-eIa R. X "uppeTTnan
Ina Lone. ..............A G. Stephenson
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
NURSERY BILL RECALLED.
Senate TO Amend Measure-Attorney Gen
eral Will Reconsider Question.

Albany March SS-Frederick D. Foster ana
ys-esa3 Peredict Of New-york called on the At
to-,-v General today and had brief hearing on
the Nursery and ChiId's Hospital bill They con-
tended that II do violate the constitution ana
1hat il si-uuIv permitted the Institution to change
.s location ard not 70 the proceeds Of the sale
Of the land for any private purposes. They hled
with TIE Attorney General a brief in support OF
their contention
After the hearing tie Attorney General gave out
The following statement:
In view Of the great interests involved, ana the
Far reaching effect of the opinion Whlcn hao a.
ready been given, viii examine the DIETS anu Ins
would ia any wise affect the meaning OF the con-
etItuucn but entities the subject to the most care
fuI consideration.
The Attorney General spent the remainder OF the
afternoon al meeting of the State Land Boaro
and wss therefore unable to dispose OF the matter
tonight The ElsberE bill has passed both branches
Of the legislature, and was before Governor odell
The ten days period after which 1t would become
e law expiring tonight resolution was passed
fr The Ssnate recalling bill from the Governor
for amendment. ,,.
Thz 1i1 introduced By Senator Flberg. on behalf
Of fLe Nursery and Chiid's Hospital has counter
mart in bill introduced by him oa behaH OF t1e
Crphaas' Home and Asylum q the Protestant EHt-
coosi Church The property OF this institution Is
located on FOrty-ntnth-st. and LeXington-aEe. ana
IL embraced within the area covered by me pro.
be SUrserv ard Chiids Hospital bill should be We
rnpS ~ TIE Governor on the ground that II NdS
IDno1zrir,srio7sI the hill for the relief Of the Or
pbsrs' Home would undoubtedly have 10 snare me
which might seriously Interfere with the proposed
terminal irIpTOVen6nt-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
NEw.YoRK's NEW COURTHOUSE.
Mayor to Appoint Commission Of Five-city
Bonds TO Defray Cost.

Albany, March S-The nill entitled An act to
provide for the erection Of a courthouse IN the
county nf New-York. and authorizing the acQutsl-
tioa of a site therefor" prepared by special
cornrtlttNe of the Sew-York City Bar Association.
consisting az Austin G. Fox. General Benjamin r
Tracy. ex-JUdeA Abrahar-R. Lawrence, ex-Juaee
William y. Cohen and Lewis L. Deianelo' aIter
consultation with the justices CT the supreme
Court assigned to hold special and trial terms IN
New-Tork County ard with the Mayor. Controller
and Corporation Counsel Of the city. was intro
duced In the legislature tonight.
The hill provides fer the appointment of q COM
misEion OF FIVE persons by the Mayor. who can De
removed only for GAUGE. ard VINO ar" empowered
with the approval Of the Board OF Estimate and
Aprorticrmert. to select site for new court
house. to accommodate the Supreme Court. the
City Court and the Commissioner OF Jurors, with
provlso that such cite must be south of Frank
lin-et. The selection OF such site, before occom-
ing absolute. must be approved by the Board OF
Estimate and Apportionnnent After the seIect1on
OF such a site the commissioners appointed Dy
tho act authorized to prepare plans and epeci-
fcat.o1s for the erection of new courthouee put
these plans and specifications. together with the
for the erection OF such courthouse, must
De approved by the majority of the Justices OF the
Supreme Court in the county OF New-York ana oy
the Board OF Estimate and Apportonment Pro-
vision is also made by the bill for the condemna-
ton OF any private property which may be &C.
ected as a site, and FOR the issue Of bonds by the
city 10 defray the cost of acquiring the site ana
building The comm tssioneTs are 4uthoTiHcu' 81
they deem Il advisaole to designate part OF the
City Hall Park site. with the kroVso that IL
such park Is used. the superficial area devoted 10
courthouse shall not exceed the aggregate area
now occupied by the County Courthouse. the
brownstone building. the fire engine station ana
the Registers once, torn down Mr. WHIT
man the Assistant Corporation Counsel. said to-
night:
The utter inadequacy OF the present County
Courthouse has become so apparent ana I'VE
Unsant2ry condition patent. that the necess1s sS
for some such legislation needs no deInonstratloi
As the erection OF courthouse for the Ssprens S
Court is not a city purpose, and s not authorlzeo
by the greater New-York charter, the apPolntnen5
Of a special commission is both adVisa0!e ana
necessary. It will also be observed that the ap1
pointnent Of commission. to hold once untl t
The work is completed, insures a continuity OF
poIicy which will proo8 bly, lead to much greater
Trouiptness Ct action than If the wo-k were com
1nitted TO any political board. with hCctuath3
membership
The bill was introduced in the Assembly by Mr.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
GENERAL HAnuLToN's WILL FILED.
He Left Sword to His Son and Wanted
Plain Coffin.

The SriII Of General Schuyler Hamilton. VINO dleo
on last Wednesday at his home. No a West FlIts-
nInth-st.. was flied for probate yesterday IN the
surrosate's ONCE with a codicil attsched. which
does not become operative. The will was executed
on July 16 1901. and the codicil on March o. IsV-
The petition for probate was made by schuyler
Hamilton ir of Nc 10 East Forty-seventh-st., ex-
ecutor and residuary Iegatee. and declares the
value Of the estate than $4,000 personally
and the value OF the realty as unknown
1T fE nv desire" says the testator. that my
funeral be Of the simplest kind. my casket not 10
exceed in cost $780, and three o. four carriages
to follow 1t to Greenwood Cemetery. Bury me pe-
side nv deceased Wife Cornelia. the daughter OF
Robert Ray and Cornelia Prime
II give and beQueath my sword Of honor 10
which the sword knct Of my grandfather. MAJOR
General Alexander Hamilton is attached together
with the sword knot. my military badRes, COIL
mission and military papers to my son Schuyler
Hamilton jr, for his life and on his death TO my
grandson, Schuyler Van Courtlandt Hamilton 81,
The residue of the estate goes to Schuyler Haml,-
ton. 1r the of the testHtor. The codicll Hh!Ch
is not operative provided for the disposition of me
estate should Schuyler Hamilton. 1r' Gle oelofe
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
MORE INSURANCE RESTRICTION.
Move to Prevent Companies from Establish
ing Artificial Rates.

Albany March 23-Another move against the So
called fire insurance trust vas made in the Sen-
ate tonight Rhen Senator Brackett introduced a
resolution calling on the Attorney General or the
State John Cunneen to submit his opinion az 10
what legislation viii break up the practice OF IN
su-x,ce oororanies combining to raise and establish
artificial rates If insurance Last week the senate
passed several bills directed against insurance
companies raising the premiums on fire risks ana
among them Tas Senator Baileys Dill permitting
unauthorized insurance companies 10 take rlsks
within This state when resident shall have certi-
fed that Il has been impossible for him 10 secure
proper rates 80
The AcCleIIand insurance bills were recomnaltteo
tonight on motion OF Senator Elsberg for hear
ing and the move also considered sigpinc ant
These bills provide that there shall De no dIscriml-
nation rates and practically forbios q settled
rat by compelling the company to state in the
rre-ri-n that the rate is rot the result of pool
agreement and by making II rnisdemeanCr to
Crzspize or belong to such pool
The resolution presented by Senator Prackett was
laid aside at the request of Senator Grady. for &
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
rp.rsPACIr1C MAILS.

..- 80. 1,oa7. Via Tacoma. close here daily at $50
Cln4 ~ 70 March ia Inclusive to- dspatcn Per .
shawnuti i.nss via san Franc.sco cosa here daily
$50 D. m. UP u '1@
transport r.-,-., ~ C,,N-,-f.
FIJI. saE'a ta - m after March = Up March
c-IS ventura or The tI-
carrying The British mail for Ney-Lsalan1
n2Fc srrI : In connect with this dispatch
extra E!alf E!al-fays az Z 50 !. II a and $50 .
ru be made VI and lu'~1--'1 --'-' '' ''''- - -
Cunard ra-r yys~u Fit Islands Nsw-Caledoaia.
via Eah- mn - March inclusive for d.spstch
%" Er,ara specially addressed onlyl
;E{rA aHi Philippine IslandS via Saa
Hawai- rI3.r here daily SD 20 March
.an ,--r,-rve for dlspatch Per : Korea -.
9o" Iapan Seattle. close here daily at 4 %
Cniha an - April IL inclusive for dispatch per
lyo Ma[E ~ san FrarcSco hers daily $50
80 Apri t6 inclusive. for di-patcn per q D. Al&-
media p =
h-r~ dslly $40 20 Apri! " tnelusiva
80 gt.natrn p-r Empress Of Japan Merchandise
Tn,rd States Postal agency AZ shanghai cannot D
forwarded via tanada
80 day a. $50 2 m 70 April ga Inclusive. Tor
1tznafrh psr MATtpnsa
otherwise addressed Wsat Australia n
Fora.rded VIA E>IruPs ard SeN Zealand and Paiitp-
piIss s-e.f-IIy addressed via Canada VIA
SrrIoa must fully prsosd at the foreign rAtaA
tieaFf - Forwarded san FssnciscO exclusively.
forwarded 70 port OF sailing dAify
ta ~ rhstr uninterrupted overland fReSiS-
tsrad mail 4 ?. m previous day
' ~ CORNELIUS VAN COTT, PostnAssGA
postomes. Esw-Tork. n. Y. March % Do&
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
VIEWS OF THE BILLS SPONSORS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The undersigned. constituting conlrnittee
recently appointed by the Association Of the Bar
OF this city. beg to hand you herewith bill pre-
ra-eH ny them conjunction with the Justices or
the Supreme Court and the Mayor. Controller ana
CORPORATION Counsel. which is about to be intro
6t,cad in tie legislature. and which. If enacted.
will authorize the Mayor appoint commission
10 procure the erection OF such building.
We earnestly request the assistance OF your pa
per in securing the prompt ctTent OF this meas
ure.
The irnpossiblty Of vcntIlatng the present court
horee and the lack Of rght in many OF its rooms
when coupled with the absolute inadeQuacy OF
space for the transaction Of the present business
Of the courts has brought about a CONDITION OF
affairs as patent a it is scandalous and Wh1ch
i7terreres with the orderly and dignthed admins
tration Of justice in q manner which ls 10" 'oo
clearly understood to require demonstration. Ana
the condition Of the building has now become SO
unsanitary as to constitute source Of actual oah-
ger to all who are compelled to enter It
Numerous former efforts to remedy these con-
ditions have been made and have been frustrated
either by lack Of concerted action or by otner IN
fuences The situation has now become intoieI :
able and we bespeak the concerted assstalace o. o.
All intelligent citizens IN the present enort OF ne ne
fudgee the bar and the local adninIStratlon IS 10
apply prompt and ef1cient remedy we eie' S+-'
'o''' AUSTEN G. FOX,
ABRAHAM 3 LAAWHFRJENcF
LEWIS l. pELAFIBLD.
WILLIAM n COHEN.
New-York March q. 1903. CoTrnlttee
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
The CANAL BILL TODAY.
SENATE TO TAKE VOTE.
LSoxor Tar Measure Wednesdoy-
ChanfS of Passage.
rEr rErKGhArH 10 TIVE THInUNE.


Albany March Ex-senator George A. Davis
e. Buf3sio said tonight that ne would attempt
to PASS in the Senate tomorrow his bill sub
roIttIne to the people at the fail election this
year e proposition to expend SI01W0"o In the
improvement of csnals- Senator Raines also
gave notice in the Senate Of his intention al
some future day to move suspension OF the
rifles to permit the consideration on second and
third reading and the passage Of his liquor tax
measure. He said afterward that he should
attempt under an emergency message from
Governor OdeII to pass the liquor tax measure
IN the Senate on Wednesday. He had no doubt
he should be able to pros ure the emergency
message. A vote may therefore be taken in
the present week on two OF the great measures
before the Senate. The Senators and Assem-
blynen who favor the Canal Improvement blu
also hope, II IT passes in the Senate Tomorrow,
10 pass II IN the Assembly on Thursday. The
Senate Canal Improvement bill could be sub
stituted for that OF Assemblyman Bostwick IN
the Assembly and passed.
The opponents of the plan TO improve the
canals concede that 4 test vote will be taken on
the Canal bill in both houses Of the legislature
this week 1t is said no attempt will be made
TO pass the Liquor Tax BIZ in the Assembly
this week Il was introduced in the Assembly
BY Mr. Stevens. Of Franklin County.
The Senators who, II is believed by a supporter
OF the measure, will vote fo- the Canal Improve
ment bill are:
RepubIIcans-Davs. EIsberg. Gates, Goodsell.
Green. Hill. LHomTedieu, Marshall, Prime
and Warnick-10.
Derocrats-Bailey. Burton. Cullen. Dooling.
Dowling, Fitzgerald. Foley. Frawley. Grady,
Hawkins keenan,, Martin. M1Cebe. McClelland,
Plunkitt. Ramsperger, Riordan, Russell, Town
send, Wagner and Whitlock-21.
There waa a run1or tonight that Senator
White, of Syracuse. who has been absent for
Z month. might he here in time to vote for the
LIQUOR Tax bill There are now only twenty
six Republican Senators pledged to support the
Republican caucus action in the Senate making
the LIQUOR Tax Increase bill caucus meas
ure and therefore entitled TO their support.
Senator Hill, Of Buffalo, who is thus far ap-
ps-enflv unconrnitted on the bill, said tonight
that he should make his position on the bill
clear OF Wednesday II may possibly nave
tvraT1ty-Eeven votes in its favor, but If Sena TOT
White should he present III Albany Just ne
fore 2 vote is taken on the bill the RepuoIcaA 4
leaders who favor the measure would uEooupt-
edly feel more cheerful
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
OPINION IN FEw-BRUEswICK.

rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBCSEj
EevRrrnsTick y. J.. March &.-The oody OF
u.,rx 7 Jsnevav jr Of this city. who was found
6e.5 In room in a Boston hotel last TUESDAY
r,orntnS reached here late last night, ana no"
uoe et his home IN Livingstone awaiting ourlal
on Wednesday afternoon.
Sensational reports were current shortly sffeF
NJ Tsneuay's Death known, but few VINO
Lneu hin, well believed them. Mr. Jane%ays sig
-s+,,rs Was never clear and was frequently Nlegole
7-lts II is thought here, led TO the story or his
reoteter;ng under ar assumed name. Mr. Jane
INV left New Brunswick on Thursday, March L
Ta had not been feeling well and his wife said 10
6sV that this worried him. He had recently been
mined by his cousin. DR.. Janeway, for possible
kt6,ev trouble the exauina ton proving his fears
~roundIess He had taken practically no vacation
for three years and felt the need OF relaxation
Mr. Janeway forty-eight years old. and the
son Of Henry ]. Janeway. the founder Of Jane~ay
.r5 n "a wallpaper establishment, and one Of the
oldest residents in this city. He was graduated
tr Rutgers College in 1875. and entered into bus-
ness with his father Recently he had been trees 81
t1reT and practical manager. he narrleo IN IsbO
H1.x Mary Wetmore. daughter OF the late Charie,s
Wetmore of Eew-York His VIE and foGr cHl!-
6rs1 survive him He was vce-presidenf ano cnaaI-
Tner ~ the hnaEce committee Of the Board Of ECU
nsfo ESfch arTanges the annual budget for school
rnrnoeeE He had Just been elected preeioent OF
The Union Club Of this city. He ATTENDED Christ
I--FSr
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
CONRAD LAGER.

Conrad Laeger. Of the best known German
residents o: Brooklyn. died yesterday from olood
poisoning. He was manager Of Sanseround Hail at
Smith and Schermerhorn sts., and while shutting
the safe in his once month ago mashed his
thumb badly. From this resulted the dlsease
which killed him. Mr.. Lager was born hfty-t"o
years ago at Hoffgeismar, Hesse. He came TO THIS
city thirty years ago, and for a time kept d
butcher shop. afterward following the same ousl-
ness in Brooklyn. Twelve years ago ne became
rnane ger OF the Sangerbund Hall. where ne hFeo'
He was member OF thirty-two lodges and German
societies among them the Prince Henry t1un ana
MANY aportins clubs He leaves a widow, three
sons and daughter. The funeral Will be held on
Thursday at the Schermerhorn Street Lutheran
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
Died.

ARNo1.n-on the 22t tns- her lat resite2ce No a
s F;z5ssa 9s Arod .! Of S5: SRas4siPaw PM w.5Hy
morning a. q cioFh-
Il 1913. t.51i c6afes : s Baylis ft55 q
MaFs az q ! !'s aver e2 Sf2f 3s' Ines
Iner; az!ev az " M,r.zoraery. The residence
Of her daughter. Mrs, d. Seelye
BRAGDoH- su+aenly on Sunday. March p. Marie F2I
wid2w q the late Henri Brag5on - 5 9si
Central PaTk Vest on Ties5ay a. at o'ci0sk
i s 2a %so.. Sq " "a B5us Rst
in 74th Funeral services from her lae resi-
oei5ck Intsrnent at the Of the family
DUER-o Sunday. March % 1903. EIIn TrsEsEs Pqsr @
late winiam r Travers. Relatives friends are re-
sRfg % m e 9ys at TfinT To ae65 ChaPs ai West
Wednesday morning. at 1o:So O'Clock
Hon March 3 1893 .s5 & ,hoT P.ItoS n9s' .5 5!aRfS: :
Of JosgpS G. Hi FGHsrai from late re@idsPce No
March .s al "a n fa1ermsat at Hudson, =
HoLMEs-on SATURDAY. March a. l2os at sssmtart,
s6 E5sfe,h oete az{hiS di. Fanera from
aIs aTTages ia WAITING On on arF2ai q Ios ?
H@a-York
JURGENsEN-suddenly. on SATURDAY. March 21 & Louise
se Funeral service at her late residence. No West
priya,. :; e7,-orieans papers please
cARDs9NA 2oa P9r Pscs BrocklEEn % Eo Ma Msreh e
Ri!harson Funeral services at First Reformed
Church. 7th-ave. and 'aTT9li-st. on IuesGay af'eT
% feE3 in the T2i yes- Caroline. daugH-
ter of william and Anna P9cqthea Belts and
at Grace church Jamaica. Long Islard on wednesday.
March 25 3:45 p Carriages Will meet relations
/ ng Island city 800 D n
ROCKwFII-Phehe B wartng beloved wife Of John ".
Tockweu at eer late Tesidsnct No Sss 81 si6
go o.cIock at Washington Heights Presbyterian
Cnurrh. 155rh- ST. and Amsterdam ave.
R0DGERs-on satu-+ay March p. 1903. a. her resi- resi-
- LIZ LIZ sITar7er Robertson R3iErrs Funeral
service- he West End ColleEiato Church TN 81 81
o:ciors Frien1s kindly requeste! not 10 send flowers
scHIEFFEILN-On Saturday. March n. at the Hotel
BaImoral Edgar sehiersiLn son ot the hen late @ sgds9
Ef7aghan ssn4Fsn b untTa Eat eSes. @ 0e on .
Gay MarCn Carriages in waiting al Mount Vernon;
s5sr.on, STs-i, IN HSirti KIndi7 @ omit n5waTs
scREvEH-on Sunday. March D. At his residence, No
40 West 39th-s Ne"IoTk SIty long aeaTy fs
ns ed son and M corne!ia Mch in the s1st year Of his
age Funeral from the Church OF the Holy Com
rneut at Wesrch@ster. y. Y.
srRIMGEoUR-On Saturday March 81. 1903. Ellen Hast
ines scrimgsOur widow OF James 5Srmssour FgnsTal
Ivn. Tuesday. March "a at p
sEARJRYAt St LuSes ] Hos2itai eE-ForS G5ty =s
year. Burial Troy. y. y
soU-THARD- On March 2. at Colorado Springs, Col
George Carroll southa-1 son OF Charle" { and Mar
Haven South l-d-
wARDt EsxsTk on ri1.s March .-5 r. 5e"a A.n1
on Tuesday, at $50 p m. Relatives ana friend. ars
invited attend Internent az Mount Pleasant Gem
eterv az the convenience OF the family
Iad5 thafts Ea~aTd whitehead New-TorF Soscs
of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
MINISTER'S OPPOSE YALE BILL

The Baptist Ministers Conference, at the Madi-
Ror Avenue Baptist Church. yesterday adopted
resolutions opposing the passage OF the Yale bill TO
exempt hotels from the local option provision OF the
liquor Tax law II declared that such an
amendment would really nullIfy the local option
feature OF the law The resolutions also called for
Z rehearing OF the bah which has already been re-
ported and asserted that adequate notice OF the
bearing and OF the purport OF the bill had been
given TO those who would have been likely TO op-
roEs IL Similar resolutions were also passed by
the Methodist Preachers Meeting yesterday. at No
10 FffJh-ave.
The executive committee OF the Sew-York Anti
Saloon League net 81 the Hotel Albert yesterday
and agreed OF a letter be sent to the members OF
The Assembly Albany relating 10 the Yale BILL
No. sL. the calendar. 4 he letter declares
she bill would arbitrarily nuilify the local op
tto1 provision Of the Raines taw and force the
liquor traffc on SCz towns in the state which have
voted against permitting the sale OF liquor at no.
saTr
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
THE DEATH OF q. L. JAEEWAY.
Due to Heart Trouble, Says Medical Exam
iner-Dr. Ianeway Not Satisfied.
rHY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Boston March 22-Dr. Harris, medical exam
fner gave out statement this afternoon IN
which he declared that the death OF Henry L.
.Janeyav Of New-Brunswick n. j., here last
Wednesday, vas due to valYular disease OF the
heart. DR.. George Stedn1an. assistant exam
fner assisted Dr.. Harris in performing the au-
topsy. He stated that the heart was found 70
be twice it's normal size. and added:
I have seen the statement that Mr., Janeways 5
cousin Dr. Janeway. of New-Eor thousnt MS
cousin showed signs of choral poisoning can
sev that We found no evidence OF chloral IN the
examination. though Of course We DID NOT search
for that particularly. We did find ValFular AZ
1ec+ion OF the heart and that we decided TO De
+he cause Of death. It would require a cnenhlcai
ANALYSIS of the stomach to find chloral
II "a known. however, that DR. Janeway mas
nriva+e detectives working on the case TO Which
fhe Boston police are also devotfng large
share of their attention The detectives are IN
vastigating Mr. Janeway's doings prior to the
+,r,a that he arrived at the Boston Tavern II
20 understood that DR.. Janeway Is not satlsneo
with the medical examiners report
At his house last night Dr. Jene"ay Feiuseo ~
-,ots any statement rega riding the case.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-24
THE REV. GEORGE sEARURY.

The Rev George seabury. widely known in chrrch
r-ork died IN St Luke's Hospital yesterday IN MS
sa,,.r,reix+, veer He was born IN Pnughkeepsie
IN 1927 and was graduated from the General Iheo-
logical Seminary in this city in 1853 soon after
wards he was ordained by Bishop Potter ! ne rev:
1Ir Seabury was rector Of St Pauls fpiScoPal
Church Columbus. Ohio and for many years was
oo,,,actad with Trinity Church, Seymour, Conn
In 1880 he was transferred to the New-Fork Diocese
Poor health prevented him from engaging IN acUve
ministerial work IN recent years. The burial Will
h. In