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RETURN OF THE CRUSADERS.
A HKAKTY WKLCOME FOI. THE THEOS
OPRIfTC,
?sjVLlC RECEPTION ron miimuki.s op MB?.
nKOL?VTafl PAJtTt Tiu-.v in:.', 09 THEIR
gVCCm 1\ Till; M\NY ??G???G'..?
WHICH TRSJl nwK yisitf.d
IM THF I.AST TKN
M.'NTHi?. t
Th?? Theosophtcsl crusadera, who for m srly ten
mon'.hs have been on a tour of ihe earth, carrying
?nt.? ma:,y comunes the principles of Theosophy,
retsrsed to N.'w-York las; night. On June II last
thev departed from the Madison s?u..re Qsrden
? Hall upon their mission, and list night in
th,. s.me place the end of their journeying? was
mark.'l by an enthusiast!.? publia reception. Alto?
, ? sders have travelled over forty
thousand miles, and have visited ilreat Britain,
I, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Bwltser
u_4. Greece, Egypt, India, Australia, Nea ".? ind,
Sjasoa and Canada, in all. upward of BO me? :. ss
Bav?? been held, with the result, i, ? ,?. that
the Theosophlcal movement bas bad a greal im
I Hundred? of new member? have been added
t.? its devoti e?. '.? . ouatrii s whi r.? bi anche? . I ih.?
already e\;s,...i Dr.. number has been
a-,d frequently trebled, while in other
place? where Theosophy was practically or entirely
,, ?? >wn bram ?,? - bave bei ? , ,?.
-?! rs, la thua . b \ ? '. > ? ? : . ?; fi- knowledge
hewed th? hing of involve.?
bui mainly confined themselves ; ? ax?
? benefit? Hi,H WOUld come to humanity
from a harmonious brotherhood, Moreover, the
?riven to simplify !h.? meanings
f Theosophy. Heretofore some of Unir
?rt? nn.l tenets has ?.??? ? conveyed in lan
? was noi always Intelligible to the popu?
lar mind tir?. Tlngley and her associates have
? slderably to their success by forsaking
?? rma for more elementary description?, that
Iped t,< a better underatandlna ot their the
at . ?. the pe ipl?
MRS. TlNOLETa IDEA.
..? was the conception of Mrs. Kather?
ine a Tlngley, the? head, as successor to
?G, Q Judge, of the Theosophlcal Society tn Amer?
Ica. Bha was ompanled r Ernest T. Hargrove^
s elected preftdenl ot th.. ?h,!,.iv last April?.
1 Mrs. Claude Falls Wright, Mr:?. Alice M.
Cleai r, ot England; Henry Turner Patterson,
nl of t?..- Brooklyn Theosophlcal Society;
v. W. Williams, of tlie British Ai my. Frank
M PI? G??, ' f New-York, and Dr. 1/Oiiln !'. Woods,
?4 Provi . ?." R. I. Th? ir last stoppine; pia..? was
t ? -?. from which city they csme directly to
Mew-Yi rk. Upon reaching Albany they were met
by a w. '..?,.:: ' tlon, consisting of Mr- and
Mrr^ EL ?. ? r, Mr and Mrs. A. H. Spen?
cer, l'r. and Mi? .1. D. Buck, Cincinnati; Mr. and
Mr?. Charles Johnst ?n, Basil Crump, London; Her?
> rooke, vice-president of the European so
Joseph H ?Fuesell. Miss Constance Hargrove,
f the lent; Mrs. E. C. Mayer, president
? ?. of tiiis city, and iv B. Tlngley,
?.v y a -'? lai CSI was attached to the train
ase of the crusaders and ??arty. It r?
: Btatlon at about I o'r-lo.-k last
: As the travellers alighted from ths oar
? r,> th.> recipients of another cordial ?rreet
m a gath Ting of some Bfty prominent
1 ;.hls;s of Amer!?.? and England. Heforo
barrar reception arranged to in?
held in th?? Madison Square i'.nr. ?? rl Hall,
th? crussdera rested nd dined at tin? (?rand Enlon
A WELL-FILLED RALI?.
Eminently gratifying to Mrs. TiiiRloy nnd Ihe
. ?" her little band must have been
Ile r ;' rded to them. The floor
.'ieri? s of tl?.? concert hall were Blled to over
-, Beautiful displays of llow.-rs ani follai;.?
adorned the Ftace. a happy feature m t!-..? decora?
tion? a ? tl -' ? Ion around tho platform nf
the National flaps presented to tho crusaders, in
?very country they vWted, as mementoes of the
occasions. Conspicuously place.', at the back of the
stnpe was the rbt?r. of the School for tire Revival of
Lost Mysti ri?- of Antiquity. Tl..? Bag has the thir?
teen bars of the United States flat, in yellow and
purple colors. In tho cormr Is ore large flve-polnt
?. surrounded by a serpent, forming a circi?-?.
and reprep?ntliiK eternity. Hum? over tho stage
was a laree i-.-v n-po'tit? .1 stnr of purple- color, with
n yellow centre ground, in tho middle of which
plittored ? lari?,? electric licht. Tlie siar Is the em?
blem of perfected humanity. Stretched across the
-m was the motto In purple letters on a yel?
low ground:
'???. ?? Is No Religion Higher than Truth."
In addinoli to the crusaders and tho people al?
ready named there were also on the platform
Archibald Kelghtley, president of the Theosophlcal
in England, and Mrs. Kelghtley, ?"onntoss
c ?Braasa, Georg.) d. Ay. r-, president of tho bob?
ion branch; Robert Crosble, Barcham Harding,
c:..rk Thurston. president of tho Providence
branch, and M. S. Wadham, secretary of the New?
Haven branch. A? thi? crusaders were escorted to
their seats they were received with a prolonged
,? itburst of applause.
ritmati v. Mrs. Tlngley, who was to have
Kiven an address, was ara:!?-? to speak. Her ?
In con*?? r ? ?" ,h" demands that have been
.-.pon It of late, had filled her. Much dis
tment was felt by the audience, many of
reft tho hall when the announcement was
made, toward the end of the meeting. Mr. und
Mr?. Claud Falls Wright wire, absent through in?
disposition Their mania???, li will be remembered,
occurred shortly before they left New-York, ami
teresttng incident during th?? crusade was the
birth of a dsughter ? them recently.
OrKNIN'i THE PROCEEDINGS.
Pr. J. I? Bu k. whose name is prominently known
?- t : ? leal circles all over ihe country, pr- sided
In op? r.rr.g rae proceedings ' tl when 'he
history <f the la't two decades of Hi?? nineteenth
century cams to : ? two events would stand
out ?n special prominence Tl s b,c: of these would
greet Parliament of Religioni which met
year? ago st ' ?'? | ?, and the second In
.f time but not in point of Interest -was th??
.r ?luring a little less than len months
ha! enootnpase.i trie p! .1 ? and liad SU? I '?? .'? I rr,
h ? many people characterised as an itopian un
dertakli g 1. f th? ? been to
carry ? ? ?? gs of brotherly lo part? "f
? . ? rid and the erussders had laid the fo
I ? ? ? ? it graat ultimate republic of which every
. woul i be a family and every or;
many graceful words, ?. p Spencer
rJ rs home, after whlc ? il T.
Pattei oke briefly upon the work of thi cru
redil ' ' il had been
> to !h?ir leader, Mrs. Tlng?
ley. To her ?ndleas patience, greal sagacity, tact
! could be attributed the remarkable re
en attained Unification, ha ? s
the keynoti if thi ind, de
- of noi undi ? standing tt:?? Ian?
? f -??.,? \ ol tin intrisa ihey
. they bad mei everywhere with the greatest
ragei
"\v. started he mid, "with s stern purpose, but
? ' tried to cloud us in sensationalism. We did
rot lesve you behind, We took hart of von and we
ssfl ?. ['iirt of ourselves behind Instead, w-? visited
OHM of those there and glv
tnirselves hi return. And so sre went sround
? l and taking.
Ha tbe land ol the gn al plsgree,
i'? !r,i. to many places ih. re we
wi nt, giving of oui Making ai them, vVi
'. f heosophy low, bul it was re
'"/ ? .... left n regenei ??
"Jn ,;" ' ' u? fo ind the spirti of freedom, and
our call to then was answered. In Vienna ll was
.'.m,! ?ut be allowed to hold
*? ""?"<?>?' oi on .:.,, ? ,- w. did both
wMh ''? '"' ' we au-led In all tha
'?? t.?..,,, were som? countries In
-? ..now?,? under thai name.
rbOM wh" "?" ht ".,? .pirn came In ?or.,. !..
of miles, ?,, see us and ulk with
? ? ?? io their countrl
w< '!;; ? Into .?,,..,,? we met. and w<
rotherhood. We
... octette?
MR HARGROVE'S ADDRESS.
'?"" "' '' " :;?"" ? ? w was heartily ?
;""" -'-?? ? ? wa, annou, , ? I
" 11? ,??.?
... re useful
? Ping uway ? ,
rdlng Theosophy,
Isrel'lng upon mm? of th? erron.
? ?"" mong other
s?,'_. ',.' . . mm ol ooismson
T"\.l-: ... reaponslble for
?????'Uini,
? k* Tt , . * . . ' *"i' ??! ? "III I liii
J .;-,;? ' '?;?' '? hold us responsible for
?tassai*. Vi " ' '' "':':1 '?"' ''? ?'"? ?"'""? w>"> CJU1
'"ubUv,.? rheoaophJsta, We Uve for brother!.j.
.',',??%,,."??,":;!\,'1","';""? t?"?>? ?"" ..? ???!,,..".??.
L? SS ,:? ^T^'p--?'"??'??'""-?:
? "? ?, , , ' ",;:k ?'"1 ,""il he .loos -,. ha
?u?? . J ? a m?Blb*r "f ?he vegeUble kingdom.
or what . .Vi'" ?'?" ' " wroiujneag of Chrlstli nlty
and ?,'oV l!".' I ? "? ?.*' " :l" Episcopalian
maVrfhe^fn.i,C.',h0,,cJ5.wl ;,nl ????? "< r'&ui
" , ' fa" i? squabbling. They try to iln.l oui
?usi . I ,"",1,'1 '"' '"!l Mher*g ..nini, ns Tins
? u "xr.n.ls , ?.?,,.., ,,,?, ,?,,,?.?
... i_ ?,t_2,nc* wh,cn I? ?" ihe bottom ? f ?
trini ',-? ?.',r'fi?" :," f** ???ythlng to you on thi
?.,,? rebirth. It is ? ,? ..?.,,?. believed In bj two
?Vi,'V ?.' ' It li n old ?:- man
,,K ,?!,, ? ' f??Vf ?? on Immortality means not
.',?,, *'" :|V,? forever ir, one form ,.r ar
a or ir. \my? h>Ve haa ? P?"' " he mir
?,'' ',' ?? l" noi?; take care of his soul now
'o rnnke It hrlRhtei In ths ?, ? scene."
Mrs? Esther, th. R? Mi Williams, Mr G
' r 'U1 ' Mr ' so so ik< br?i By,
MHS ?????? AND THE LATE Ml". JFDQE
At th ? Theosophl? r | ?,?. ;., jt? v . ,. ,.. _.;mt
In Chlckerlng Hall last night, circulars wei
tribut.ai reviewing ??
Ine late William Q. Judge for receiving bogus
tes from the Mahatmas Arn..,,.? oth? - Ihlnga
l! says:
"It being certain that Mr Judge would have to
submit either to an examination of the charges oi
to . sputatoti from ti,, t?,-phlcal Bo lety, his
supporters In the amerl sn se tlon determined to
? ede from it and the soelet) to form an organisa?
tion of their own, and i? thus place Mr, Judge
beyon.i ih.? reach ol proceai ?? stated by on.
his leading adherents In Boston, 'Il .vari the only
way to sere Judge,' bul the ? tesi poi forth for
tbe secession was the securing of sul.my for
the American section a pittexi obviously such
from ihe fact tint ihe American section, Ilk?
other section, already possess? ? autonomy under
thi natii itton. In order to secure the success
of the j.Ian foi secession, the various branches were
??at..fully and quietly approached by lettera and
personal effort, and everything arranged for action
at ih?? approaching convention In Huston in .\?,rii.
N,-.r the end of the circular thla sentence sp?
pears: ?
"There is no necessity io comment upon the
rar.-.r of Mr. Judge's soeletj since bis death fur?
ther than to point out thai neither Theosophy nor
Hi. -T. S ' is compromised l>y iis claim to il???' pos?
session ol an adept (the trance medium already
spoken of), by sensational weddings, 'crusades' and
ine lik?-. Buch things are Inharmonious with th"
spiri! and mission oi th? Theosophlcal Society, and
an) sympathy with them Is repudiated by Its living
rand by Us official?, The spiritual phllosu
phj curren! in the "G. S' Is stated ampi?.? in its
ture, snd the distinction between thai and
sensationalism will be easil?? discerned by sn ???
?. 11 sted read ? r."
??. G. R0L8T0X'S CONDITION.
? CONSULTATION OP PHTSIC1ANS AT ms HOMB
IN BABTLON.
The condition of Boswell a. Rolston, wiio is m
ar Babylon, Long Island, was spparently unchanged
la?-?: evening. He remains unconscious, nnd bis
chances of recovery are Blight. its. Delafleld,
Janeway, r'ltch and Bryant, of ilils city, went io
Babylon yesterday <>n g sparlai train for consulta?
tion with Dr. \v. w. Hewlett, the family phi
? _
MR. DL.I'I.Ws CONDITION.
UNFOUNDED BEPORT THAT HE IS EXCEEDINGLY
?.?..
it was reponed y? sterday that Chauncey M.
Depew was nn exceedingly si.-k man. thai even his
most intimata friend? could not Mt him. and that
he was constantly under the care of two physicians.
Mr. Depew is far from so ill SS ihat. fi? is just as
cheery and happy as usual, bul his eye srlll annoy?
him and be is somewhat run down from the strain.
lie is staying away from his office purposely in
order to avoid the wear of business, and ?
Just as much SS possible, lie Is rapidly r-?, overlng
and < vi.t? to be aro ind again In a few dai.?.
MEETINGS AXD ENTERTAINMENTS.
Th<? members nf tbe Progress Club treated them?
selves to a stsg dinner and smoker al 1'ifih-ave.
and Blxty-third-st. Saturday nigl t. Mor.? than three
hundred people sat down to the dinner. The after
programme consisted nf orchi stra music, recita
tlot Oui Bchleslnger, James Thornton, and
songs by Miss Kitty Mltchel!, f'harles Sweet, Bon?
nie Thornton arid Miss Marie Dr?
The Hell ?);,io Republican C|ub held a house
wartnlng and reception Saturday ? Iaht al Ita
Sn. no East Elghty-stxth-st., and Incidentally cele?
brated ti!?? Installation of the new furniture and
plat Nearly all ol the tSO members of the club
we're present. A pleasant feature of ih" evening's
entertainment was the presentation of a handsome
sel ol book;; by the club t.. General C I! T. ?Ollis,
Commissioner of Public Works, who Is a mei
du? club. John C. Graham, the president, made th?
pr? ? tation speech, and General Colila expn ? :
bla 1 ! ? a 11 k -.
The Republican Club or Manhattanvllle formally
opened It? new clubcooms, at No. MO West One
hundred-and-twenty-slsth-st., Saturday night The
club, of which li. li. Jackson Is president, was <>r
ganised last January, and now has a membership
of 150. The parlor? of the house wer? decorated last
evening in honor of the ?.asion, A vocal and
Instrumental programme was a part of the even?
inn's entertainment.
An Interesting meitinrr is to ?.? held In the Cen?
tral Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Temple,
Beventh-ave., near Fourteenth-st., thla evening.
Its purpose I? to rommi ? iir.iiK !h>? outgoing
of the first missionaries of the Methodlat Epl copal
?"hureh to China, a farewell meeting was held In
New-Tork on April fi. 1M7, One of the two mission?
aries who then went out, the Rev. Dr. M. C White.
now of New-Haven, Conn., will be present and
? v? reminiscence? Th? ?:>?? lir. s. I.. Baldwin
will follow with Hi?- siios.?|iiitit history snd pres?
ent condition of the mission, An address will also
be delivered by the Ret It. A. J. Palmer, corre?
sponding acereta ry of ths Missionary Society, other
ministers will i..k.? pari In the service, which Is ex?
pected to be one of unusual Interest
The Jefferson dinner of the Manhattan single
Tax Club will be held on April U at the Hotel
Marlborough. The following will respond to t<
lT.-nry George, Thomas < ; Shearman, Edward Me?
Giynn, James ?".. ?M?sgulre, Edward M. Orout,
Oeorge E Waring, Ir., Dr. Bhlnn of Buffalo: John
In. Witt Wari.'T, T. Thomss Fortune, John I).
Kernen John B. Croaby. D. P. Chocklcy, Prank
Stephens, Edward McHugh and William Hepburn
Russell. ' _
Henry M '?? psiger will deliver a lecture on
? ;-. ,?,,in Pranklln" to-irorrow evening before
tb<? Young Men's Hebrew Assoclstlon, In tbe
Chamber Ifuslc Hall of the Carnegie Building.
There will be a debate ihis evening before
the New Torh Retail Orocere' Union, No IW East
??f?? ?eventh-st. William If, Btelnkan.nd Her?
man Bohre will discus srheth? busi
men make the best ?tateemei
Sidney Woollett, s neo.'?" of tbe Calumet Club,
wlJl , .. . ?. ?.?. mbers an.l iiiei:? guest?
p., :,|;,v ;.r ?..:'?? p. m. With a I <?' It a ! i'??. BU| per
wi.i ? ? s? rn i. _
The Blgh?h Ward Ulysses s Grant Club will
hav? Its annual raw ptlon and ball si Everett Hall,
Fourth-el . April M, the ev? of Oranfi birth
?i., Board of Education will meet on Wednesday
al 4 p. m?. si Orsnd and Elm sta
The Voui,;?, Worn? n'l Chri tl ? Association of
Harlem will give a reception al the Bllera.'le, No.
sj tVeai One-hundred-and-twenty-slxth-st., this
evening al s o'< lock. ?? nd ar? Invited
The neai stated communication of Kan..? Lodge
No. 4M, 1". and ?. M . will be held In th?? Austin
Room Mr:??ad,? Hall. Twenty-thlrd-sl and Blath
,?,,, . t,, in irrow . ??. nini il I o'< lock.
EDV \HD ? ? ERI ? II ILI 'S BIRTHD IV.
Washington, April ? (.Special) To-dsy ass ine
-. -' ??>.,, ? Irthds) of Edward ??? reti ???? ?
\,.?.. known suthor end preschei bas been on a viali
her? and prejehed thla morning In ihe Church of
dur Father (Unitarian). Following ere som? vers?
to commemorati l s ani I real arritten by C ilonel
Archibald Hopkins, of this city:
XO EDWARD EVERETT MALI?: ON HIS SEV?
ENTY-????I BIRTHDAY
Wi i m ly we pausi snd list, ? to the tala
,,. a|i ?,. ,,,,? '" Edward Evi reti ?? ? ?
t , ,, ,,?. and ten, with ?? ? full yeai
\nd ",? th? m - ici Ih?
??Wi M done." The sos v*t t? ofl ... dim,
j, ,t ?. irei ..n i more bi Ighi
. .u ina with Lori, ?rol ?>? and pen
l? lov.? and servii ? t" his fellow-men?
...',, w ,n m ,? ? ? is ?. (in shout the I ind
Stand - ""? who watch and wall to "lend a hand."
u? ii.nd him all inn han Is ai sai to day
' _ ?,,,?, nevei ral on him to paj
?.. ? when a hundred year? shall crown hi? brow
u, ?,,pe they'll fin ? bli ? I ml ? ? ale a? no?
e -
DR ??,'??? RBI TOSATE ????? 8ERVICE8.
Beginning ??-day, here will be dally
. ,. m idlaon Bquar? Pr? bytertan Church ?? ? t"
,(1 parkhursl saj - this la ?? Ian rvatlou In
his ehun h H? waouii thai I srlll be
?upiemeniad with singlo? hl ? ?>"?> ?> ?^?">
voice?.
IV ACTIVE PHILANTHROPIST.
SAMlKl. D, LEVY, THR NRW PRRRIDERT Of
Tin?: BHELTRRINO GUARDIAN BOCIRTT,
? worthy au rcsaor ..f lb? late Morris Goodhsrt
aa i'i.sid.nt ,.f ?,.? Hebrew Sheltering Ouardlan So
cletj ha? beea chosen In Samuel l?. Levy, the lew*
>.r. ..G No. H Park How. He Was lb? first secre?
tary of the society. It w,.< in IMI thai .?? modest be?
gtnning of Its work waa mole ?it Flfty-seventb-st
end Plrst-sve. That year there wer?? soni?? ftfty
chlldr? ? In ihe orphan aaylum. Now the society has
i? magniflccni building In th? Boulevard si One?
nundred-snd-flftleth-sc erected a year ago, and
th.? inmati s number I I
Mr. Levy, besides hi* long eonneetlon with the
Hebte?? Sheltering Ouardlan Boclety, haa bean In
t? ? in aim.st ever) ii brea ? harity and In s?-v
? ? ? ?h .: ap noi eel irla ?. i-'.ir .? dosen years he
tor In the I Ited Hi brew < 'hari
ti.-s. Mr. Levy h - ? li the k? neal ? >? in ? ? ??
? ?-. >? with the young. Thus for seven yean he acted
BAMOEL D. LEVY.
(New President of th.? Hebrew Sheltering Ouardlan
Boclety.)
as counsel for poor boys In ths Tombs who wet*?
under arrest for the Bret time, -..kin?! t.. reclaim
those who were respon* v? toi.? Influe ice*. Until
the passage of the Bchool Reform law, he was a
school trustee, and ? most active one. -Mr. ?.????
has noi been conten' merely to subscrib? to chari?
ties, but visits th. Institution? frequently
Mr Lev* has been living at the Hotel Bl Lorenz
In Beventy-seeond-st., bui has just bought the house
No 77 IVesl One-hundred-and-ntneteenth-st., so
th.-it lie and his wife might l??- able to reach th??
asylum sp.-e.llly. He will devote his main energies
? society now, In the intention ? . k?.;. the lo?
in one of the best-managed in the city.
#
ASSEMBLY BILL /.7i>?.
its rn:!'' '.-t; cnn
G.? hit D. 1! BT. .full*?;
R.
To th.- Editor of The Tribun?
Sir; ?me of your editorial ol this morning
prompt? me to call th.? attention ol mai gers and
dlrecton "! ? ? outdoor-p depart?
ments In thi cltj to what I think yoi s tld unite
with me In calling s "freak bill.' whli h t- now
before the Legislature and haa pa. to the third
reading, it Is As emhly bill Mo. 1.797, and was in?
troduced by .1. J. Bullivan on March ?7. It I-- an
act relating to d I pensarles In th? cltj of New-York,
defining the im d provld ? ? gulatlor.s
nnd m
It Is proba bl] known to Ihe : lei of The
Tribune wl.re Inter h matters that
the ?ui : the privil?ge? of ?Us
peni .? ? " ri discussion It s,
perhaps, noi known trai the M?*dlcal Boclety of the
County of Now-York I Ini committee on
ihts siii.j.et, which hai noi yet reported Mean?
while, the bill which ? bring tu youi notice, and
which Is extraordinary in my Judgment, and '???
?? rl?. unfll to pi . ?.?????.. h.i ? been Ii tro
ducad. tlon ol the Mod
leal Boclety >.f the Countj of New-York or of the
A ?????? o Medicine, but, ? .im Informed, by
th?? mi : ' ' ? "Medi :ii Society for
Advancing ? ? etici of ?? dlcine." ?Yhol this
society may be exactly ? do cot know, for it is of
vet*/ ree? ni origin, and its officers seem t.. be ?,ai?
ti, men ? ractlslng mi d!< in? exclusively In the lower
nnd eastern part of tha dtp. Certainly it la not ?
society well enough known, nor of a sufficiently
larg? constituency, Immediately to command the
entire confidence of the medical profession in sudi
an bniwrtant matti r ?> le Involved la tbia Mil
which is th?? recasting of the rnanagement of uil
?pensarles In the city of New-York. The pro
posed bill, which has i.lso been introduced In the
Senate, refer? only to the dispensarte? of the city
of New-York. Why the city ol New-York require?
?1.I legislation In : - matter ? em noi able
to say i';., ?? ,r.? numerous dispensaries in itrook
hii, in Buffalo, m Albany and in the other cities
ol thi ??
Tins bill seems to ma t?> have many objections,
even granting, which ? do not admit, thai th? re?
ports about dispensary abuse ..r.? noi greatly ex?
aggerated, but the point to which I wish especially
to call the attention of your readers Is this: That
the ?eventh section ol this bill puts the dis?
pensaries ol ths citi of New-York, such as those
of th.? New-York Hospital, the Bellevue Outdoor?
Poor Department, the I'anderbllt l'Unie, the Post?
Graduate Hospital Dispensary, the Demi It Die?
ry, th? Lastern Dispensary, and so forth, in
th- hands of the repr?sentatives of the New-York
County Medical Boclety, the New-York Homoeo?
pathic County Medical Society, the New-York Be?
County Medical Boclety, the New-York
County Medic? Asso-I.ition, the New-York Medi?
cal Bo lety lor Advancing the Practice of Medi?
Harlem Medical Society, th? Eastern
.Melici Boclety. the Herman Medical Society of
the ''n ol New-York, and the L'nlted ? fiaritles
of the '?. --t New-York. Should thi? bill become
,? law. If ? enderstand it correctly, this Board
. take awaj .? ? ?ntlal part of the vested
rights granted by charter t.? these various hos?
pitals and dlsp'i.Min??- and undertake their man?
agement, in ai Important respect. Should it be?
come .. law, m ceri Lini) aould givi rise to serious
litiga Ion, foi no board ol directors would givi ? 11.
the pi . ? nted them by the Si.it.? intu tl???
hand? of .< board constituted without their cons
, ? t, ami Ol rxtraoidlnary material ;?s the
bill contemplates, without .? r<?.,rt to the
court? t.? determine whether or noi It would be
constltutloi lo abrogate vested rights. 1
?..-k in?? ?."-??? tlit3 "' The Tribune t" Inform n? in?
agers ? les n ?.? t.e m hers of I he m? dica"
, ., ? ? the kino ..f It ui dation thai Is pro
po?? ?I in A ' "'" :"..?' general , on
thes?? manager?, or even In societle?, which
this I ' " nt. As a ni..tt.r of
faci ii probablj represen! the "New-York Medi?
en! 8o ei ? ? AUvanclna the Pra. ti?.? M? dl?
ind nothing ? Ise In particular, although c? r?
tain reputatili medical practitioners have Indorsed
. Without, I think, a
full knowledge o1 Its
D B. ST. JOHN ROOBA.
New-York, April :;. IMI
??ENTITLED TO A PAID-UP POLICY."
To the Editor of The Tribune.
c .. Por many y ara New-York State. Inaurane?
, um mie? have been growing rich by Improperly
declaring life Insurance policies forfeited, which
practically amount? to ? confiscation of the ui,
?-.,?> citisene' money G??? careful Investigation
ii is apparent thai after a person pays the premi
mu? for tbrei ? ? ar he becomes entitled to a paid
up poll .. or to continue hi-, insurance on the sun
then due the Insured, One of the most solvent,
reputable and large?! In et ??it:.I Insurance com
panlei here, u:>on o formal demand under the
n J u?? '? ?" nix? o proel I. ally the
contention ? givinp u paid-np polle, rather than
m,, , ?,, ?.?e u.:. it d< ? I? d the liability, but set?
II, . In full
The compi ? l< - have relied on the .bin.?ml ln-itig
made within six months. This, however, upon In?
',.,??. i-- wrong, whether the comr?any Is a
mutu il "'" "' ""'' ' w 'a Bv? ? the associations In?
eorporatiil under < huptei ITS ? : th? Lawi of 1883
have no ? ut i" fori? li thi ir policies aft? ? thi pn .
? ill.? three yean though demand Is.
?,,,? m.,,l?? within ihe >-i? monthi sfter the lapse.
??, . i.,w ol 1879. Chapter M7, ?-- general, and conno!
?- ,? li) prl? ute ,? ?. ? hrough a mi re ????,??
.,,,,G, .,: construction There la no clause lu this
,? oj ? -.; R'hlch authorise! an* forfeit un whs -
, v, r \ Itlsens of ti e iTnltcd Btate? sr?
(?;,?? ?? mi deprived of their money by submitting
,,, | running I? il wrong coi ?truction of th.ir
rights, wl.el? ?'?'! ? under a general law of New?
Vork, 1 irusi thi I you will tree! this communica?
tion as v il ? ibi? ni sfj? ti
Ni w-Yoi
?rib? rs
DAKKINOT? ?N BEMPLE
II BEATS TRIM Vi/./..
l rom '??- Pro* Idence Journal
Th.? Now ? ?rh Tribuni points to the "nel thai it
? now publishing In Us lall) li .m? eaeellenl
half-ton. repradu fions of photographs It certainly
? ?ion ?I New-tors newspapers in
.?, ? -??? ' "'': -?'?'"'.?? '?? ' :? dit? ? ?Un Ihe ..?1
van?i It has modi It was the ?? ? American paper,
???-th?? u... lo use th?? llnitype machinen now so
?. ,? nnd are? followed In adopting them
veri ...ri. by ih? "Journal." which was among ih??
o rot mi.?r four paper? in the connu?) to appre?
su;e tlielr adv.ui'.H.i?*??.
DR. SAVAGE'S SERMON.
UK SAYS THAT CHRIST DID NOT MAXI 'MM
SKI.F ?EQUAL WITH OOD.
The Rev Mino, J. a?trag? preach, ? ? not her? asr?
mon yerterday morning m tha strlea on ??*on
far To-,b,v'? St the ChUTch of th, M'Hin. Th?
sptscial .heme yesterday WM lh? ?Ueetton. WsS
Ood Incarnated In On? Ma" ""'>'. Of II ?? ?'
carnated In Humanltyr' Mr. Bsvsgs tcok for hi?
teat OenasM ? ?:-. Mo Ood created man In his own
baas?, in tue image of Ood : created he blm; male
und female rrente.l he them."
Mr BavsgS heftan with an expl.anatlon. He said
that he bad shrunk from this them- mo,,, than from
sny other la the series. Tins was not ?because it?
hesitated to apssk his mind, and noi I.aits'1 he had
am doubt shout the Bssgnlllcmil trutha of Ood. But
in th? preaenl state of the publie mind ns Ml it was
so easy to be misunderstood, to be mlarepresei
that h.? hesitated to speak whal he eonsldertd to be
the real truth lest he should se, m to some t I IX
trvin* to apeak in derogation of th? mission of Jesus
p.? therefor? asked his hearers not to m.ik.? up their
minds regarding his position until ha we? through.
"Periwp? y.ai win raesll th? tact," be added, "that
? preached as a minist.t m Trinitarian churches for
elKht years, yet never In tha*- days did I hav,? ?
much reverence for the lowly Nessrene ss I have
now. Never did J derive so much Insplretion Oom
Him, never did ? feel mm *o close '" bm ?* ?
d) now. Th.? question with as? I? noi whether Ood
ited ilini.s. if m man. but whether ii?? so In?
? irn ited Himself m only on? man."
l>r. Savage areni >n Io say thai In point of timo
Paul wsa nearer to Christ than any of th? other
writers in the New Testament. H? said thnt when
Paul wrote he had never hesrd ot the miraculous
conception, ir he hsd heard of it. hs would car
ISlnly hav menti in, 1 If, for It would Imve been Im?
measurably helpful to blm; bui he nowhere ever al
u !? ? to it. Supposing, however, that tbe doctrine
of the supernatural tdrrii of Christ were true, i!
would prove nothing. Ood mlghl hav? created n
mere animai in s way different from the ordinary
method ot rea tlon. but thai would prove nothing.
However he mlghl be created, a Bnlts being would
be far removed ?rom th.? ? nil nit.?.
"Paul say.? nothing about th? Godhead nt Jesus."
Dr. Bsrsg? continuel. "Whal does Jesus say of
Himself? ? shell not undertake to quote the exact
words attributed to ?feras You can ?o h imo and
le ,k |n your New Testaments, snd se.? if I do not
give their ?pirli. Jesus is nowhere reported to havo
claimed to be Ctod He continually refers to the
Father; He prays to Him, M?? cells on Him for help.
He nays thel He does not know .-.-ruin things?only
tbe Father knows them. When goodness Is .n?: ,
uted t . Him, He aaya that they should not cell Him
>.??> ,.? only tbe Pother la good Heseys that Ha and
the Father are one, bul right ?n the imm?diat.? eon?
lexi Ho wishes ?? disciple? to be one with Him,
even sa He and the Father ar>? one? That ?!, ,wj
plain ? that It la throwing tOO mu.'ii mMnlnfc on His
to construe them ,,? meaning thai He cUlms
to b.? ood Himself."
Th- Fathers of the Church la th.? second century,
the preacher continued, taught distinctly tbe subor?
dinate position of Jesus. Not until 18, ,?>? Mid, wa?
trine of the Trinity clearly enunciated, and
nal until MO was Ii formally proclaimed, when. Dr.
Savage said, Theodoslus pecked a council of blahops,
al ??: harina by violence driven out bishops who
wi re ipp seo !.. tus views. Augustine was tie? iirs:
? thi Fathers who clearl) and consistently
taughi ? .?? Trini arlan theology as it is understood
thi Westminster Confession, and hs confessed
? he did n..r fully ?taso li until h.? had studied
ihi <;r..k doctrine of the Logos. The Jewish mind
r?.-'.' ??? the doctrin? a? blasphemous, arni luid
? .?< ? r. .?, .,,.;,. to acci pi ir.
"If nowhere ein in the world men had not been
described a- having had a supernatural origin," I>r.
Savage continued, "we mtshi think more of their
cl ihn r. garding .1 ?? is. ? it w hen l study the matter
1 only wonder that I; t oh J25 years n.r tl,.? doctrine
to I? ? ? lop When we trace history far back we Und
tha ?? nearl) all ? on ? tries Ood haa b? en said to
heve appeared ,? . men and also In the forms of
anima;? In lilla there ere alino?! countless In?
stances ? tn?. and there nr.? stories about the In
fnm . ind childhood o| th? ie beings thai are s ?
Rlmllai to those told of christ thai It Is hard to be
they ha ? s separate ? rann in , ireek and
Roman literal ire [hers ar? ints. It is
no wonder, therefore, that such a story Is developed
? ? bri '.?? ? ?? - ?he gull : ? tween (Jod and h imantty.
Bui passine: m, lei us consider ths Implications of
ihis doctrine |r i.s bul pan ol ., hopi Is - ind ter
rlbly unjust schi me of thi ???? ? Id Ood - sal i to
hat ?? . reet? : a world, win, h did noi ask to be
a??-i. and latin?hed li forth Into -.,.? ? ; and ?:?),,?
II.? did not wish to or els ? He coul l noi nr. v.?? ? ,?
; Hing Into the hen I- of ihe d? ?. 11. F ,r thousands
ot \",ir- all t!,.? people, on?? after anothei
dropping oll lntn ra?? abyss, arlthout hope and when
a revelation was given it was fri?.?..? ?.. bul
;? pie. And then, after 4,000 years, God comes In
mi? own person ? ? - ive th? ? ? di ile a r? a of them
would then be mercy In that? Take an examnl?
.?. shipmaster sends hundreds of people our
on s v..yac?? to cross th. Atlantic and he ahso
know.? that thi veaael will ?ink ii, . :,nt- ,nd
s? nds another vessel to the reseti? he send ? v.-??
??.?,?!, can save bul one |n fifty! Would you prals*
tlmt phlpmarter for U\^ mercy, oi would yo
ran,, r condemn his unspeakable Infamy In sending
out tbe Bret ship?
"Now, I an, not attacking Ood ? merely tn
against the unjust, Infamous ml.?r. ?a?.?-..,,?;???'..? . ol
whal He ?? ? ltd to hav? done, bui whl ?h He
did. If sued a theory were tra.?, then there a ?- ?
?nasi lamentable failure th? world has ever h
2.000 years ago Noi .. third part o| the popula ?? ?
ol iti- worw to-day has had an opportunity to learn
anything about this doctrine, and most of those who
are most Intrlllgent and free .Jo not believe ? word
of It. But if Jesus gave Hun??!: as a man. ??,
ing Himself for the good of humanity, then He
achieved the grandeei of successes."
l PROTEST FROM WOOD-CARTERS.
At tho meeting of the Central Labor Union in
clarendon iiaii yesterday Delegate Bsusch of the
Wood carvers? Union asked thai a committee be
appointed to seek th?? abotlshmenl of tbe Indus?
trial obis? in the Auburn Prison which la 11 Ing
instructed in the trad? of ?mod-carvtng, Bfr
Bausch said thel his trad?? was n..w so overcrowded
thel mor.? men were out of emplovnn nt than ever
before. He attributed this condition of things to
machinery, which, he said, was constantly en?
croaching on the work which was formerly don?
by hand, foung men who received Instruction lb
wood-en rvltiK hi the |>rrs ?? would t.nabled to
obtain employment et it wh<-n ihey ?,,? ?Hit it
wa? umuilmously voted to appoint th.? commit;??.?
DEATH Of DANIEL W. HERD AX.
Daniel W. Herdan, who ?lied st Ito?, lie, \. J.. on
Friday night, had be. t. a member of the New-York
Stock Bsehang? sin,?. Februery as, lgf?L He wa?
about slaty year.? old end hsd been ill a long time,
lie was formerly s member of th?? Clearing House
Commltiee of the Btock Exchange, but resigned a
year ago. One Important transaction by him was
ihe saie of 10.000 aharea of Manhattan stock In a
fdngl.? block at the lime the late Cyrua W. Field's
interest In tbe company was closed out.
THE WEATHER RETORT.
reSTERDAY'S RECORD AND TO 1>AV- FORECAST.
Waebtofi *. April ? The bsrornei ". ? .m?>
f the M sslpi River aad fr m i.,..? Superior weel
? .??-1 r . m ii'.vi, [? has rissa frani the Misi ur Valle)
Tb? in , "i ?- 'v pressure which ?.is
eentrai rer E l ., Nebraska Saturday ?venins, aa?
moved il ?'!?? ihraatwanl aad Boa ? rei Wettern
Wisconsin snd l?utern ? ??? ts ?-? ? .meter
I? leu. :??..?.? in pressure ha? been rapid durine
.,?. .?\.?G ?? ? lake legione, Ne- a. i the
barometi r c ntlnuea I Itti
- -he mi,Mie Atlantic Coast, ii la ?armer In the
Quit Wat?? and In the lower lai.?? r*ston, and ,?.,^r In
tr ,? Cpper Mississippi ?nl Ontral ? , ,????\*.
Showers ?r? reported from '*' rid? ?? ths
tower lake r?-sl.,n Ul Bleat, and fr an the
arestwsrd to '??? ?Wssoarl Valley. Jhe weathei baa been
.. ths dm m Kern Bncland, ? be Lower M
etppl Vailo mid fp.m TV*..s northward to Nebraska.
11... ??-.liciti.?!.? ur,? thai r.i'r weather srlll prevail tener
ally tran the Ohio Valle] ..ri! ths ? aal Otilf States weel
ward to th? Rooky Mountain? Showers are Ind ited
for tl?? AtUntlc Comet, followed by rlesrlna snd -
warmer ?.-?.ther from New Yah southward to Oeorsta
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAT.
New-Paaiaad, ;,;???? ctoedy weather, probably liRht
ibowers; soatlwrly wtnss *n,i wanner.
Bastara Mem fora. Bastera Pmsaylvanta, N'??? Jerssj
i,n I l?e!i,u?r.?. mill In the ni niliuc. followed by Clearing
areatber; sovtharty atada; wsrsner n?ar the ?? ??,?.
Wseters Ken fork, ehowen, probably fotlosrad b]
etsariss weather in ihe afterneea? Kmtberty wtada, shlfl
Ui? ?. westerly,
Western Pennsylvania, ?hovers In ihe early m.-rnlii?.
followed bl fensrally fair ?eath.r. Bad warmer .lurln?;
the day; southwesterly ?in.is.
-?
TRIBUNE 1/i'A.I. I'RSfdtVATIONS.
HOUR?. Mornln*. MKtit.
llit9?TSSi? ir}iis?t?risi?l
.?'l..."'i ? i. ???^G?'?!?'?!1^{_???: T'l" j TT**
ip, ?> ?'>|4???^:?'???? I ?*t-p
'??^-?-?-tt-t'-1'^ ?| ? ?????'?''-* ""
11_?.
1?>. h
'.m.:,
_-_ , |,1
r-"\ .! V:.:!r:i 110.0
In tin? dtaaram ,. rootlnuoes ?.hit. lia? skuwa th*?
ekanaes m t.rem.iire ?? indicated io The Tribune's self
rerordln? bariatietei Tb- dotted line repm ? ?? tbe tem?
pers! are m> r??. arded ?? P?wry"? l'i,???.,
Trinane ? un. e. Atad *. t a ? The weather rs?tardai
wa? filr. l.e .anlnif ?howerv In iti.? ?aeiiing, and BUM.
t?,?? issaBoratses ratur??'! bstweee ti aad SS .r-irr.?.-,?. ,r..
ui>r.,K- (44% SSBVSae). l.-iiig Z\ .l.-itr.?.?. ktWir ih/in thai
? iraSy, ?"? 11 MBhee Ihss that ..f tue sotti
iiiK da) r u?i .?-..?
ir;. >.,.u..,? te Isj will t>" ratn> In the ni rr.lnif. Imi
will ?,',,,???. sisar.
??? ?,??? tliliikbrs "f jiiirrhnsiiif? ? 1 Inno. ?,r a
l'Uno sto.,1? If .? .lo not full to eonaull Ihe UttU
adrartlaementB la th? narrow columna, lees? ?ooU
bttitulnj may to found tha?. 1
/>/.'. PENTECOST BEGINS HIS WORK.
UK PtUBACHEfl HIS ??a?? IERMON IN TH?
PIR8T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
rONKERB
The ?UV, Dr. ?I"'!-?."? F I'.nKcost, Who t
cepted tbi ? ill ol lh? Piral Preabyterlnn Cl
Yonkers. preached yeeterday monatng to a
large congregation, in hut greeting ha aald In aub
?tance: "Dear Christian Wende, I ?uppoee that
some of you have come her? to-day to hear ? mor?
or Ics? formili Introductory ?arm?n. Perhapa in
this regard you will be disappointed. An intro?
ductory sermon Is usually s programme for the
futur.?, but promises are more ? made than
fulfilled, and where no special promise Is mad?
there will be little ' auBC for ? ? ? lai dia ippointment.
I am here becati a . have seni for me, and with
pia... ni?. Ideratlon ? deemed it th?? will of <;<*<l
that ? should come, and so ? .in: lare Much de?
pends on ?on. a-' Well I ? ?:,?...s in t!:?? future
,. - '.-""" '\? ... .,?.'.., ; ''\,\
THE REV. DR. GEORGE F. PENTECOe1/.
Th?? new pastor ,f th- First Preabyterlan Church,
Von h
This is th-? first tlm.? we have faced each other in
the ? hurch as pastor .ind people, and th- relations
will ?..? confirmed bv th.? Presbytery. After to-day
v.ci will know tu?? wie ?, you mee! m.? on Ih?? sii'? '.
but i will noi know ...? ol you. <>n such occasions
stop in?, and inno.lo, e yourselves. I l?"i"- to visit
you at your homes and become acQualnted with
you. Hut it i? ;n th?? weekly prayer-meeting that ??
p.istor sets his best knowledge of his flock. I hope
you nil iitt.-n.? there, n not, ? earni ?tly desire that
von would. In tl.?-..'?? meeting our hearts open
?,. . ich other, uid we talk mon tr? ely than In the
foi m.? ; aeri lei - ol ? ?,?- - actuary."
With thi ?e f? w words ol ? ? face, the ?, tutor t?r<?
from Romans i. 14 Ho Btated
nlng sermon he would consider
i n. ? ? am noi asham id of ti e
and ai ti.?? afternoon servie? be
ccetlcil ?'? m
that ?Or the
th? ' ' ' ?
Oosp? 1 of Christ,
? V
?j
\
would ? I
OBITI IBY.
JULIUS BHRMANIf.
Julius Ehrn nn, a member of the Chamber Ot
Commerce and pn Idi nl of tl ? J. '?'?? Pa? " ''?
Company, So, it.? ?Yater-sL, died suddenly yester?
day morning al hi? house, No. 11 West Fifty?
. Ighth-st Mr Ehrmann I id tu en app rently in
the best of health when he left horn? on Bal
,:. er party at the Progress
Club W ?? ' returned In the early morning he
? he was f? ? ling 111, snd, as he
quickl) grew w? - choir In a
fainting lit. tw ? ? blocs were
hastily summoned. (1 llv< when they ar?
rivi '.. bul t ? ? ' uid do ? thing for him, ai d he
died
?? ' de by Coi in?Vi l'ir si? ?a? ???a?
itiat Mr. Khi ?. . leath was du? to
? ' ; never had
,, ila ? Hin. ted a phj si
Mr. ?. rinatiti ?vue born in Bavaria fifty-four
, . I
'. N'ew-York for I
ty-flve
?: tolmcvo b Th. -I B. Paco
? uni;
!.' ile ?t
??ng, ... d wan one ol h ?? n men
New-Yorl
member ..? thi Chamber ol Commerce, he waa a
dire 'tor of the M I
Seh,,,,' und - m? mbei ol ? ? Hai m? nie and Prog
luba. ile I? iw and four ? I
Th.? fun. ral will be a? to-moi row, at
" 0 ?. in.
o
JAMEfl HARRINGTON.
Jan;? ? Harril I ton, Ol ??. 2 East Foi Iv-ebxhth
st.. da ? at bla home on ?-?.?.??. He waa born In
Ireland eighty-two y im? to An
at an . arlj agre. until 1867, when en tin I, . * ??
? In the nn.it trad? .,? ? ? W T.iii !--;.. !.. ;??
:??? In business, with Jac b M. Patterson and
Urla ;..-.?. ?. ? e H< * I r many yeara on the
lanini.? ly Hall. ? >:" Mr. ?1 ???
? Ington'a children, onl} in. -. but
1 ' "he I in? il will
t Si Patrick's l'al ledral.
EUGENE 11. LECOUR
Eugene U Lccour, chief clerk and ?abler of tha
American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animal?, ?li.-.i on Baturda; al hla home, no. 146
West Twenty-second st Mr. Lecour was born in
this city slat) yeara waa of French
descent, the son <?t' Adolphus and Eugenia H. Le?
cour. He served fora few months In the wai and
was ii membei ol the 22d l:? ciment, It, had been
Interested in the work of the Society for the Pre?
vent!.if Cruelty to Animals all his lit'??, and ten
years ag? ? ice which he h. id until his death
was offered hou and accepted. He leaves a widow
and four el tiren. The funeral will be held si the
I'liur.ii of Si. Vln til d< Paul to-morrow.
a chronic, "tee 'Cou h, can be so alleviated
that It will ? felt, while I ? \? iy la being
paved for a perfi ? ? th Dr. i>. Jaime's Es?
peel rant .?.
-.*.
DIED.
DODfJ ' '? s m : ?. ?, ? ?. ?. .: pneumonia,
? I Van ? V
fl ?U liu. ? '. ?>'. ? rth t- li ,
N'ewark, on Wee- t at 2 SO p. m.
Dl RKLI. \t Lav rence l'ars ? ti B?tard .-,
?| rtl ?, Bitta J r of the lati
il ? Heno ? .
? ??day, ? ; ' p?
leai ? ' I Ceni
al 3 .? ;?. in.
tatet
EHRMANN Suddenly, ? the i
? . . I . ? '.nui,
,,.<??.. ?' ? ?. -
Krl, p<I ? and
Tu? ? from hla I
,?,? -, So. ? M ' -
I
.-,?,! pa |
? he ere re
? |U? -' I ' ?
.iiiiiu . ? ? Hen, from tl?.?
reaidi ? I, So. ? We?1 With Sin
..... ,,v ef April '? ' lock A. SI
!-??.? UAI.I.V.'ll. P|
ALBERT St. UK!..
GILES ?? i ?i ? : . ?a. W ? liara Cn Is*]
th. Seth rear of hla
Re ... fri? to attend
o... ? Ion, Lona 1 irrlval ? t tli?
tr.iin lea? In? 1/ : s- le?an I Cltj SI ?? BO
,. ,. .,,.??. .....
? W NK.S On l'i!?!.? moi .180" ? "?? \
? .'.r Une M
?,., ? il
'.???. k U . I1 '
I Moi
HOE "ii ?prtl ?'? i"'" ' '?' ' Bru? ?.? Ick n ,t . Eat?
<.-,m m v If? ? l'i? ?rl il Un nd datiti '
j ?nd E : ?-?
r, rch on ?Veda. - ? :?
Inai ? arrival of the 0:1?
?ie? y. rk.
Intel meni al Ble? Pi I lull ?? ? 'em
?'.? ?'? ..-.- ?pi '? !-'? ,' ?,, -SJI ?;,.,,
??? i-Bt., > ???? Vork, ? ? Idos? , r Willi on
aloni
? ?ti ?
PIERRON On Bal ? .?,.. ??;. ??,,?? (? ,?,?.
? .?? - ,? ?
it hi? ?.No. 1?'-'.' ?
Plac?, Brooklyn ? Moi ?prtl 0 al .: U p. tu.
bit??! l'i'ir Ith y? ? ?
der l'i? 'elic. :? ;?
Funeral. Ne? ? ?? \ : ,; ? -?> ,, ,,?
Tul,.? ".? ?? lai li ilted - . citi to Wilmington
Local train or . . .,,,.., hl
.a ? moon
hXKlKRH "n Sunday. April ?. ?*.;.;. Mart? Louis.
U ? laughter of Edmund ? aad I
I ra, ?ged 13
Funei ? . arandrn ?ther,
Urs. M. < ?.?... . m oklrn, on
I, ....
SAM'.'KI' Al S ? Mil .prtl ?_> |sa7 ,?; |,>?1h
?''? '?!??.. . S.I ti
W? ? Mtlford
1 ' M I 0, at 1:30 ?, in.
Klii.ll? o
li .Meli ? ..? ? >. ? ? pie ,?.? copy,
BMI ? n U Roch? ', ?, r, ? ? g
M; -' Conidia Ward, wife r Hie ?.;.? Kdward alala?
Smith '
? . ?.?,?, !i OS M : ..
i.i.'.WI? - . .
Un ..?? H: ??? ?, ?. ? tprii -j
Is?! M.o?. H riami
ITioeral ?ani?., will ??.? ?..??? ? :? jt .???y
??ranina, April ? ?.' ? o'clock.
?"rlciU? tu? ??.mil* i??iuin,>a Uvl to ??.nJ li.???:?? _ta
DIED.
WOODKITFT ?At 1"'?' "?'?? . ? J. April 4, tt? ?
la. ?.?? Jan? vif- f Wew?- wo.-ir?'fr ,,??_. r,
EuncraJ aervl.*??. al it.- reeidence <>f the .at? nenrge , ?
" :r,ff \? 161 Mala-?., ?tsM "ran??*. Tuesdoy, ?"'
Inst., ut ?:30 ??, p?.
Relativ?? ami frl>-n.l? Invlt-d.
- Ui'*.
Wmxllii'vn l emelery.
OfBi ?? ? 80 E !*d M
W?v,rtlawn Biatlon (?th Wnrli llnrl^m Ritlreai. _
Special Xoticce.
American Art f.allerlc?,
M.M.Ii-.N? .-yl'AltK WOOTU, ? KW YOU.
?? ?*?*??:??: vikw
? ?. ?t ?? il P. M.
VALUAIILK
MODEUN ????'?????
ANI) M?'ItI.I>TT:HK.
I;.?:oaatag t . tas* e??at?* of ths tat?
tSrJEORCrK r. TYZeKR, i-;??i,
J'HII.MiKU'IilA.
t?) M lOLD n v <,i:i'i:i'. 0>? notCOTOR? ?*?
FRIDAY ?????.??, AI?U1I> Oth,
?it ? ?.'clock.
The fell .win?; AM??? are among tho** r*?pr???Bt?4 St
line BOd l:i:?' rtir.t example?:
Trovoti, Corot, Diaz, I??:?t>?'y, Xatnnoole
I'aeiiil, I >r> Dreux, 11' >u?/uc?rotiu, Horsud,
Merlo. ( haplin, Power?*, Ivon.
ALSO ON' PREK VIEW,
To l>o ejold Kit IDA Y Kvenlng, April
Dth tat tho o.incliiHi.ni of the Hitle of th
Tyler <"oll?'<-tio?'). by orvlor of'the
C'ontiii<?ritr?l 'I'm?? Co., Trustoee,
TWO ????????? 1'AIXTING?
X. V. DIAZ,
KNTITLED
"SPRING" anil ? ??VtTXaTMW?**
Also on Kroe "View
ANCIENT ami MODERN
.TAPANIISI?: AKT ???????a\
BTJPBRS l.A.'i'i'KKS. IWOBM, AND BWOMD ?Vta?aaTMl
IV.H'.V AM. WH. >I? NinVIKi:.-?, OLD M'ONZR.-l. SKILr
FULLY ?s/BOOORT ????:<????.-? in iR'?N. oi.r.
i?. ?itri:r,AiN.??. POTTBBT, l'uiviv, kakemono, ?rav>
CADES, ETC., ETi' ,
normet of
MRS. T. M. VASUDA
TOKIO,
Tobo ??olii without limit or ressi1*?
On the
Afternoons ot I 11UUStDAY, FRt.
DAY, ati?l SATURDAY,
Ai.J-il etb. Oth iiikI loth..-it i*:.*0 rt*cloolc
THOMoJ JE. ?G???, at'?tk*neer.
IJtXBICAN AKT **?OCIATfON. MANAGER*?
? BAIT BO UT., MADISOM SQUAMI
G,-rf ?? me? ? ? ?m I arra.
Th? la'pst novelty. Beautiful tinted entai?*? atoca
ii.i r.s. our ,.?ii Importation. Aleo ?. ?.?:: .??:.?. ;?.?,? ?toc ??
? pert unes.
CASWKLL, ??.???V ??c CO,
\?.??. Umaaeajf and 2T.th St..
c-h Ave., cor 47tti .-'.. ind '?''?'? C turabas ???,
111-1 n i U I? o
? ??..??.??. MEMORIAL? WINDOW?,
V? ??
?,?.???.? Term*? io Mull Siiliserlliere.
: ItJEA? - ? ~ G?
. , . . ? ; , . ,. ?? ??" toe ??'???? ? ?>?"*
REMot'aNCBB. If ???? rn cet*, ur.i.slstercd, will bs si
? neVs risk._
MAIN ITTOWN' omCe, I -?2 l?r -v.?vay. G>>?G?*a?-?
?S ? " '^tMJS?*?*,
'-,';'. ?.,' ?; ::?::p::: ? ?, ^thf?
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H d . , ,? . ? . ;;?. Rui G ' 1 rovence,
, ? Hnimaas?
Credit !.::.ii.K?'ri?.
, mas Cook * Bon. 1 ?.- G.'? ? r...
?,,,,,: ,,r ??. .... ? .?* Co., an ? ? al? a Hanlc
A Co.
\ . : ? , Angl A latri in I
s? i? ten ? - ' ;
Tne ,_ ? a cr.v-ni-rit-faac?
m loav* a.tverti?emente end - ? - I ' ??.
? The Tribune ? -'?G In I.cn !"?? rnm
?? '. -?? ? .? U , ? rtiiui . '?????? t;y op
ind Ho ? 1
PoatotHre Vati?**??
.? ? be read ? -? ? ? ? m*>
?,.;. m |ln? A| rtl I", lv?,, wll)
promptly in ali cose?! al tft? Osea ral ' Base ?*j
follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
TCE8DAY At 7 .. ??. ? r E .r ??,??. ?.t - s ??. C ?. ?,,
:. ! i.uat I.
ted "per I.ilin"?.
WKDNKriUAY Al 7 a. m. (aupplem?nUrj .< ? m.), f ?
. ?, ? ? .- ???.,. H lieti??? for
Ir-land muat be dlrveti . - ?. si 'J <? Bt (?up
ul? in.'iitHM 10:30 s. in ? for Kur i- per a. p. >JdaJs>?tic.
?, ? ??..p-? ,wn; .ii 1" s. ra. for belflum direct, per a.
., Soordl.I, via Aatwatp lletten raiut I* ?lirecte^
"per ? ordland'' ?.
THl'KSUA* A! 7 ... tn. for l.'n pe, pera e ?F Ha
m e k via Plymouth, ? ind Hambura; ai I
a. m for Netherlanda din ? (?er a ? Zaandam, via
a, ?terdam lieti ?- mu?l '? ::?????'? ".??r /.^.i:Jam">.
HA 11 ItOAti a? ?-JO ... rn ""?"'" '-" ??:? l!"'>.
?pain portuaal. Turkey. Ean ib India, p<r
? .- ?!.. Ilrotaim-, .? ? I! ? ? ? ' ; ?rta of
Europe muat ? ?? directed "p?r La Br?taaa*">? .t 7:30
?. rn. (?upplementary '?? :;" ??? ' *? ??
.],.., ,,,,, ?,?.?. - ... m fur N--ih-rl?jid?
, . ? per ?. ?. Atr.iti Rotter?! im lb "???? mu?t
!.. directed "per ? ' *? a. rn fer ?jniu?,
per s. , Braa ?let! '?" t.-.| ' i-r Km?' I; at
10 ,, ?,. for Bcotland dlreei p?r ?. ? l'urne??!?, via
. m .??, :- nei-' lx l?re? t?d "| ? ); a?
11 | ,., ? - \ rwai dlreet. I"' ? ?. TbloavoUo iltttere
. ,.u... ted ;- r Thn Kvalla").
?PRINTED MATTER, BTC. Hiiimb Kcaaters saiUng ??
Tuesdays, Thursday? sod Saturlaya tak? printed Blat?
ter etc., for dermany. addr?* ?d ;,rint?^?,
mailer, etc, for ? -t i..-r part? ,? ?Vati? star
?tean ' rit?t"<l
r .??.? f r Euro) ? tmertca ? inori ani
ri me printed ssatter, sto., for ali
they sn .. i ? .r? ?-.-1 toeoivs malt.
Aft.r ? - .. ? ?.????.???,.!\ rrsnaailaatt? mail?
. tentar* moils ara ofaaaes
? ? - f tl Al in Rngllsh Fr.-n ti ar.d
German ?tssmer? open natii w.t?.!?! t?-?
iiiiiiut??? "f il..? hour of ?alllna .,f th? ale ina, r.
M MUS POR sol TU ANI) CENTRAL AMERICA, W'KST
1?1??.- DI'.'
MONDAT- ?? ? ?> ci. for i..i..uJ... ???t a, ?. Trlnilavd,
?| - ? m. fer Ura^il and La G .'. ::.::.??. |*r a O
Wurdaworth, \..i Hahla ? marnimi ? and Rie .Uneiro
? foi ? t'??r W'T.la
?. i"); si 2 ??" ; ? . . : and North
r.raz'.:. \'.i Par? and Mn..?? ?- per .- - Oranaj?nM? at
-..i p m. I r Bella?, Puerl ?' rtei and OuatemaUa, p^f
?tesmw from Nea Orleon?; at :? ? m. fur Jamaica, per
nier f r? -1 n Boati ?
Tt'EHDAY- Al *." ? ta Rl . per atMSOSV from
S'ea ' .r'.entis. Ht 7 p. m. for ! ? P., p. r ii'tiiir
from Miami, Pia.
WEI>XEHI>AV At 1 |>. m ir Cuba, i-r ?, r. Yun ur|?
\ 11 111, ran ?.
thi it.--: ?a ? ,\r i? ::.? ... ra for Por! Aal n. ,. \ arete mee
fi .p? l'hl ' ?? '; his . it 1 p. n. .?,;; ? . mentary l :<?> ' ? ?
Orla tip "? |a
mentar) ? >0 p, m.1 for Saaaau, N, P., *??? tun*???*!
de Cu
FRIDAY Al 10 s m (supplementary 10:3? a. m? for
? rtun* Island Jamal ?, Port ou Prtac?. aovsaltla aad
i'unli.iK.im. pH? ?. Alleai in) lieti , Hic?,
: .? Ilrected "per A - my"),
BATt'IthAY Al '?' SO ? tar?? 10 a. m.? tor
Bi I ? ? : an ? Wind? ird l?l . >
per ?. .- ?tad me ileti rs I Drenada Trinidad ar.d
TobaKo mual be directed "pw Madlaao' ?. ,?t J.? a m.
(auppl mentary 10:80a m ? for Fortune i?:an.| Jer?mte
tui ' .,'?? - ? ? ? - ?.?... Uetp r? f. r
Puerto ' ???.' snd Ouattmala. mnut t>e .?irc-ted
??per A miei ?; ?? 10 .. m ? ?upplementary 11 ,? m?
Central ?? Ics eac? Coito ? ?) snd ?-"Uta
... ? (IMI??? f u?
"ci.?' ? '. ? ? , ? . al !.'?..10
a m. ? and focotos*. per
l*lt) f Waa : :?. -i i.?rt? of
>|. ? ??. and for (*uba muat ?? ?per ?ity of
? . ?. .?t II a. in. f r M.X10. i>er ?. t. C.
I. via ITort.rid ? era Cru letter? must I.? *?
"p?r ?? l'ondai"!; ?f 7 ?, ra far Xassa?*, ? p.,
per ?teamer rr m Miami I . si ? 10 p. m fer ?????.
.nl. |..-r ?teamer ft?.m It ?Utax.
?,? , ? r..r Mfwfoundland b) rail lo Rallfox. and then??
at this offlc? dally et *?.'?> ?. m. Mali?
.! ? by rteamer,
,. this 11. ?? lal'i nt > ?> p m Mail? far Cuba
? ..? ? .. tn . ( r f .r? ir ?IriK t>y
?teamer? aalllna 1 Monday? sad Thursdays) fr.in Pert
Tampa, Kia stair? ?.t Mexico ? ??>. .ver?an.), ?nit???
1 t\ ?Ir.uiii-r, r**M? at
,,'.. ? .?.?>., m and 2:30 p.m. tit?ela???'??!
?,?.,?: 11 ?-??. .? ?'? p. >" t '?'? '? ?? ?'?'>
. u iMSPa? n 1?? sfAIlA
Malls for Chin? Jajoo snd ???*???" sae a ? Clt? sf Rio
. iti >ra Haa Fraaei?? >. ?'???? tier? ?tally up to
April I ??? .:?:" ' <?' ?'''? - for I'lilna an,! Japan, p?r
.,, ,? m T? ' ses luly up to
April tlO ?it '?'?'" P- '"? stall? for C*hln? aad J^pan
.. ??ni?.?, pei ? r? of jaiKsn
,< ,n \ .? ut -1 -? :.t!? u?. to April fl] at
,. ?., p ?? Malls ? ? II.?.?:' p.-r -, ? AOStrslI? ?treni
,... .?:..-,? ?... ? . April u ... ?; M
p ,, ?lui?, for \??-? ilLi ??-?.?;.| IboM f ?? M .-?t
;.? ??lieti ?re ? : . , ?.?\?
? ??.muli. FIJI a? : Ban ?a Island? p?f ?. o
. ,| ,:i in San I ... 1 ? li?!? .UH? ui? 1?,
April '-'? a! 7 i? j ???. 11 a 111 ?n.1 it .?? ? ?? ?.?? en
arrival si S??? Y??<rk of o O t itit'iia with Hrlturi nuil?
f r Auatrslta) Malla fer th.? s,.?irt> lalaada per ?hip
?*M? of G.,?^??? ?fi in S m l'in.. U.?..1. .;,... Ii.-r^ Jully
up ? ? April ? ?? >t :ui ? m Mail? for Au?iraiia iea
,, : \\?-: Auatralla!, Ita? ill and I'm latond? 11 r
',.' pei - U sera ifr.nn Vancouver),
clo?e l.te dally Sfler April Ml and up :,? May 1 ?4
, 111
T?.?n-i'? Ifl? mall? .'? forwardad to r**ai -f ??Hlnr rtait??
and tl'- ?' tn-.lule o| cl. ?ma I? urranoe?! on the prraump?
Il .li e 1:. l.i 1 1,il... OVSTlOOd transit. tltt-KI?t?r?4
mail il..*??? at o 1? m prevlou? <U\
? HARIJC8 \v DAYTON, Po?tn?oat?i5.
i'oatoaiv?. N?w-YqiK. W. V.? ?-?? A WM?. ?

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