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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A graphophone; in good condition.
G. L. FRIES, is 7th st. ne. jal6-3t
NAALED-one outside showcase. ALUMINIUM
STORE. as0 9Th ST NV ial5-9t
WANTEp-l,000 gents suits TO clean and press,
for this week only. at 75c per suit; work
called for. j. A. HOOVER, Dye House, sII
s. NV. iaIl-It-em
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POsToFFICE NOTICE.
WASHINGTON, d. C., PoSToFFICE NOTICE
SLnuld be rnad dailN chann.n. may nctllr q


WASHINGTON, d. C., PoSToFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur AZ
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule of closings is ar
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit For the week ending January
u, the last connecting closes Will be made from
this Office follows:
Transatlantic Mails.
TUESDAY-(D At 9:l5 p. m. for EUROPE. per
$ 5. ST. Louis from New York via South
ampton. Letters for IRELAND must be di-
rected per st. Louis"
(c) At II:05 p m for EUROPE, per s. :.
Germanc,- from New York via Queenstown.
(c) At lI:G5 p. m for BELGIUM direct, per
g. s. Aragonia, from New York via Antwerp.
Letters must be directed "Per Aragonia.
FRlDAY.(bl At 9:l5 p. m. for FRANCE, swift
EGYPT AND BRITISH INDIA, per s. La
Bretagne,' from New York via Havre Let
tiers for other parts of EUROPE must he di-
ricted per La Bretagne.
(c) At II 05 p. m. for NETHERLANDS di
rect, per S. Amsterdam, from New York
via Amsterdam. Letters must be directed
per Amsterdam"
tc) AT l:05 p. m. for EUROPE, per S. S.
servia,' from New York via Queenstown.
(c) At ll:o5 p. IN. for NORWAY direct, per
s 9. Island, from New York. Letters must
be directed per Island"
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-German steamers
sailing from New York Tuesdays take printed
matter, etc, for GERMANY, and specially ad-
dressed printed matter, etc, ior other parts Of
EUROPE.
American and White Star steamers sailing from
New York Wednesdays; German steamers
from New York on Thursdays. and Cunard
French and German steamers from New York on
Saturdays take printed matter. etc, for all coun-
tries for which they advertised to carry mails
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FOR RENT-52l 9th st. me-, 6 rooms, s14; sos
18th st. ne, rooms, 50; 3l5 Spruce st.
NV, rooms, $3.50. w. Z. WRIGHT, 619 +
st. ja15-3t
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hANTED-Comfortable fur. room. with privileges
and no questions; near Pension Building by
quiet, refined single gent. Address, giving rea-
sonabe terms and particulars, ONE FRIEND,
this office ial5-3t
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Mrs. DR.. RENNER,

SPECIALIST,
In Obstetrics Gold medal awarded FOR the science
OF obstetrics from the University OF Munich. Ba-
varia Treats successfully woman's complications
and irregularities; private sanitarium for ladies
before and during confinement. Infants adopted.
Office hours to p. IN G19 Pa. ave NV. Wash
ington. d. C. sel9tt
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NANTED-Gentleman wishes to rent furnished
room with home comforts from young lady
or widow Address, with particulars, COMFORT,
This Office iaI5-2t
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Eoe sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.


FOR SALE-Cheap two business wagons; one
dayton. 405 Sth st. NV. jalI-3t-em
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FOR RENT
We rent houses fer our clients.
We rent houses to our clients.
We solicit your patronage.
COLLINS & GADDiS, 5l1 18th st. NV
ja14-lSt
FOR RENT-only SI7 50; lGth st. Sc; buff brick:
rooms snG bath; large yard; near Lincoln
Park. Owner. W. p METCALF, 14l0 @ st. NV
de2l- l-tf.em
FOR RENT--Ihe best six room and bath bay-win
dow brick dwelling in this city for the price
$3.50 per month; papered throughout; heated
by latrobes; large closet in each room; large con-
crete yard: all ned. imps. and in frstclass re-
pair. 1906 1-2 Sd 1t. NV; house open for inspec-
lion e. +. SAUL, Real Estate, lo35 7th st. nv.
de7-tf,em
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LADIES, GOODS.

WANTED-Ladies to know that we make buttons.
do knife and accordion plating, from PC per
yard up: pinking done while YOU wait at OP
PENIIEIAIER'S. 5I4 9th ST. jal1-3t-em
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FOR SALE Or RE3T-HousEs.
THOS. {. WAGGAMAn,
ef7F sGeek N. w.

FOR SALE-N0REiEAST.
1850 Bladensburg Road, Ii, Or; lot ~ =,
166Ix95 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l'ooo w
soUTHEA%
II 17th ST., store and dwell kg..... $1,000 90
IMPROVED. NoR&IIwEsT.
c, between lst and 3D. b, "a r.; a. m. i...SG, 200
150S 3ith, b. h., 5r., lot1hf50 n........-,. z,ooo
UNIMPRoyED, NORTHWEST,
New Hampshire ave-, near n; z5xs IT. $40, 600 90
S, between 18th and 18th, % 1-2xI60 1T 5000 0D
NJ ST., near 1lth, 20x50 feet 4, 5o6 0o
~ Sd TT.
18th St. bet p and G, 4sx1oo fit. .......... 30 w
Nv. cor. 10th and Caroline ST., bet. L and -
South side X. l. ave, near Conn. ave, COX
r St, bet. 10Th and 2oth, 45xg0 ft..,....... %
1915 / ST., lot 3ixll5 f. ft-...-............... W
Entire block bounded by 18th, 10th, w and
Y, 900 square feet et..---...........-...- w
1908 2lst St, lot 81 foot fr,nt -
921 n. j. ave-, lot 22xi26 ft................ w
o. between 2lst and I'D, 4Oxl00 f.......... G
Corner elst and l. 45x6a aft..... IT 90
V, between 18th and 18th, lots 20xlio it,. 20
Huntington Place, bet. 18th and 10th, Box
$50 IT.. -................ ............'''''' -
2ith bet. l. and al, 52x122 ft..........-...... 30
19th bet. + and F, 60xl55 rt................ IT 70
lltli, bet. and u. 22x9S ft................ 70
N, bet 21st and 22d, 25xl0G ft............. 70
p, bet. SD and 34th, 47xl50 ft.............. %
Va. ave, bet 9th and 2Sth, ll6x122 h...... to
Wisconsin ave-, st. Albans Church. :.
ooAZoO IT.. -....--.-.-........ ....-'''' ."
S St, bet 3sd and 3ith, 70x15o ft........... 80
Brewers Court, +. h., lot 52x95 ft....... oo
Call for semi-moataly Bnlletia.
jal5tf
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.


FOR RENT OR LEASE-The elegantly equipped
and located coal yard at 5l9 II 81. sw.; (;
$50 per month. Apply to the owner, V. BALD
WIN JOHNSON, ll0l X. !. ave. NV. ial0ti-em
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FOR S4LE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Sj0o cash: So monthly; heights near
Conn. ave: 1-room white stone and buff
brick; riled bath: open CRATES. FULTON R. COR
DON. Atlantic Building. jaI7-3t
FOR SALE-A bargain: good house: rooms and
bath. with stable in rear; l6x9s IT., TO l5-ft
alley; y. y. ave, between 4th and 5th sts. nw
convenient to market, car lines church. and
school; only 500 cash; balance, including in
terest only $50 per month. Apply J. y. B.. this
Office jaIl-7t
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TYPEWRITERS cleaned, oiled, and delivered, all
makes, 81; send postal. TYPEWRITER En-
CHANGE, 1006 st. ia12-2mos
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RAILROADS.
STEAMBOATS,
C-"-->~N~--~~O~~~~~---o~~
Norfolk 4 Washington
Steamboat Co.
STEAMBOATS,.

- Every day in the year for Fortress Aoaroe
Norfolk. Newport Sews and ali points tou.n
by the superb powerful sieei palace steamers
Newport News" Norfolk and -" Ashlhs-
- ton" the following schedule:
Lv Washington Gao pm Nv Portsmouth SEQ pm
". Alexandria .O1 pm Lv. Norfolk. o;4s pm
Ar TT Monroe. 4 90 am LS Fl. Monroe .b:4s pm
Ar. Norfolk. -. $500 arr Ar. Alexandril- e:So am
Ar Portsnio.th. s:I5am Ar Washington :W an,
Tickets on sale at sl7 Penn ave-, B. ana
- o. ticket Office. SO Penn. are. and corner
- 18th ct. and n. Y. ave-, e. o. ticket or.
- fees, at 513 and 1927 Penn. ave-, anu On
- board steamers.
- H1- For tcrtber information apply at gen
- eral offces, 9Th st. wharf, Wash, ID. =
= Phone 756
no2s-tf JNO CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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FOR nENr-aoUsEs.


FOR RENT-One months rent free, 1923 18th st.
NV. and basement; range. latrobe,
gas. and a. IN. l.; $1S.Sl. A. Z. ii. MIDDLETON,
SIS 11th st. NV. ia17-3t Sn
FOR RENT-House OF rooms and bath; Mass.
NV, between 4th and 5th sts. nw.. SIS.
A. c. CLANCY < CO.. 1922 st. NV. jalo-3t
FOR RENT-52I 9th st. me-, 6 roons, sl4; sos
18th st. me-, rooms, 5000; 3l5 Spruce st.
NV, rooms, $3.50. W. E. WRIGHT, 619 f
st. NV. ja15-St
FOR RENT
125 1-2 st sw, store e. dwl, Z rms. .S2l 90
Cor Brown Il Oak st, Mt Pleasant, stable
TINS -.........-....-........ Io'o'
3i9 Wilson st, list & I'd floors, rms. 320
lis ID st Sc, I'd & Sd floors, rms SO
1901 Frstoe Ct bet l3 L. IA, & W, rms. O.So
oZS Pomeroy st NV, 0 rms ....-........-..-- 9W
Rear IlI7 10th st NV & rms ... $50
l6l6 Reeves st NV bet , * 3 o a r. rms 500
l727 HAYES Ct BET II & ls ID & f. 4 rms. 500
los Rovers alley, bet l & 2, X & l., A rms. I-3o
q Gordon ave ne, bet K 3, + & q, rms. GSo
2ooS Col Terrace bet 20 & 2l, + d + NV,
rus ....-..............--- DO
20l6 Seaton st ne bet 20 & 81 E. & F. 6 rms 500
IVY CITY.
Capitol ave, bet Kendall & Central ave,
142 Providence St q rms ... 500
ITO Corcoran st, 3 rms .........-.......... 6.p
l32 Kendall ave, rms ................. 500
UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
So6 j. st NV, Sd hoor, rms ...-..-...... .Slo.Uo
2l5 l-2 st NV. 4th floor, rms ...: IL. .oo 90
439 9th st, Riley bldg single rooms. .S5 TO 1000
STORE.
1907 lth st NV, large storeroom and
good concreted cellar; rent reduced to-. $50 90
A. s. CAYWOOD.
ial43t-cm 933 9th st. NV.
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.
WANYED-HOUSES.
WANTED-AGENTS.

Neutrality-suspicious., active agents to sell one
OF the greatest and most useful novelties
ever invented: sells on sight. without argu-
ment Apply to JAMES S ToPHAM. 1881 Pa.
ave. jal5eod-tf
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FOR SAIE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Farm; 3 miles from White House,
good roads; best part of Maryland; near cleo
trio and steam roads; good house and fine barn.
will sell quick at less than one-half prevailing
prices GASCH BROS, 1907 ST jal2-7t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

HIGH grade, light running wheel; new; will ex-
change for first-ClasS nearly new typewriter;
use typewriter in reply. Bon l97, Takoma Park
ID. c. jali-7t
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EDUCATIONAL.

ARE YOU GOING TO CUBA or Porto Rico?
Learn to speak Spanish; lessons 25 cents. Ap-
ply to Mrs. E. L. PARMELEE, io5 ST. NV.
from to 10 morning; to evening. jal6-3t-em
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The 8 DAYS" Cure

(for men) leads all remedies in this city; 4
prompt and permanent or charge. Con-
sultation free. DR. McKEEHAN, 5l6 18th st. NV.
Office hours to I2, TO 4, 6 to s; Sunday, to g.
iaS-1mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
FROM ROMAN TO EPISCOPAL.
DR., STUART. FORMER JESUIT. EXPLAINS
HIS CHANGE OF FAITH.

While the Roman Catholic Church on Sunday last
received a ministerial convert in the person OF the
Rev Dr. De Costa from the Protestant Episcopal
Church. a few days before It lost priest. the Rev
DR. Theodore Macdonald Stuart. who became an
Episcopalian. DR.. Stuart a Jesuit, and was re-
ceived into the Episcopal Church on November
g. when the Rev DR.. W. r. Huntington admins
tered the Holy Communion to him In Grace Church
Dr. Stuart was born in San Francisco In 1851
his father being a general In the Russian army
and a member OF the Russian commission which
came to this country 20 arrange the sale Of Alaska
It was In the course Of his fathers visit TO the
United States that DR.. Stuart was born. He was
educated In Europe. and is a graduate OF the uni
versities OF Munich and Dorpat In the latter uni
versity ne won the degrees Of D. D. and LII d.
He was subsequently ordained priest OF the
Greek Church. but upon the death OF his father
came TO this country and Joined the Jesuit society
Last January he was sent TO the novitate at Fred
erick Md. by Father Purbricx the provincial OF
the society.
Here submitted 10 all the trials" Dr. Stuart
said to a Tribune reporter last night. but in q
short time became suspicious and / saw that !!
was really disappointed and could not find what l
sought-truth Christian charity and true faith In
Christ
Ten weeks ago DR.. Stuart left the Jesuit society.
and came TO this city with a view OF joining the
Episcopal Church. AS he speaks English imper-
fectly he Is DESTROYS OF entering Episcopal SEMI
nary for the purpose Of studying the language.
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1cTTNG SURGEONS ORGANIZE.

The Association OF Acting Assistant Surgeons,
United States Army Of the Spanish War. was
formally organized yesterday afternoon at meet
ing held I'm the Veterans hall of the 7th Regiment
Armory Park-ave and Sixty-seventh-st. The
meeting was called by a committee OF sixteen. and
a large number Of acting assistant surgeons OF the
Army all Of whom service either in Cuba.
the transports IN the fever camps of the South,
In the war with Spain The object OF the meet
ing was 10 effect permanent organization and TO
take the necessary steps TO obtain such action by
Congress and the President will secure for the
acting assistant surgeons what is held 10 be Justly
due them.
About one thousand OF these surgeons were APP
pointed in the service 400 at the present date con-
tinuing in the Army 40 OF whom in the
Philippines. Contract surgeons injured in battle
taken Ill received pay from the moment they
we're incapactated for duty. In fact, not a cent
was received by them except when on duty.
Surgeon General George VI. Sternberg in a let
ter to the former Secretary Of War. Mr.. Alger
wrote:
ton some action for the relief OF these The
equity and justice OF the case commend IL. and
provision for their relief Their disabilities have
been contracted in the service in the line OF duty
and they should receive full pay while recovering
from the effects OF their Illness
At yesterdays meeting the following officers
were elected: Presidents. Azel Ames. A A. s., L. s.
A. former major and brigade surgeon. Uss ". Of
Massachusetts; vice presdents. Timothy Leary, OF
Massachusetts. A X. Jarrett OF NewYork. and
g. ID bTsSa OF Newh36k SecTsta eBbezaT
treasurer. Charles W. Brewer of New-York.
The Legislative Committee Will prepare and work
dent Mckinley, General Miles and Surgeon General
Sternberg are said to favor such legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS MEET.

The annual convention OF the American Society
OF Mechanical Engineers was begun last evening
in the parlors OF the society, at No. IL West
Thlrty-hrst-st. The meeting called 10 order at
o'clock.
The president Rear Admiral George w. Melville.
presided and delivered the annual address, which
was on the subject Engineering In the United
States Navy: Its Personnel and Material"
At the meeting there was circulated among the
members a circular under the caption OF the Rob
ert Fulton Memorial" The circular said In part
that there probably few people who knew
that the body OF Robert Fulton was buried IN
Trinity churchyard in the Livingston family vault
unmarked by stone or monument At the annual
council Of the society which vas held In wash
ington d. G.. last summer. the circular stated II
was decided that the society would build "a suita-
bic monument for the pioneer in mechanical engi-
neertng subscription for that purpose was NJ
once started and nearly 5000 had been secured
The monument will be in Trinity churchNaru'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
MAY BID FOR TUNNEL CONTRACT.
THE NATIONAL STREET RAILWAY CON-
sTRUCTION COMPANY EXAMINING
RAPID TRANSIT PLAN

probable bidder for the construction of the
rapid transit tunnel railway developed yesterday in
the shape OF the National Street Railway Construc
ton Company The statement that II. NJ. Littell.
a brief interview with whom on the plans Of that
company was published yesterday afternoon. was
connected with the banking house Of ]. w.
Seligman & Co." gave rise to the report that that
well known firm would finance the enterprise. AT
the Office OF the Segmans. however, II was sara
that Mr. IItteu had connection with the nrm'
but had been their railroad expert and made their
offices his headquarters and that J. 4 w Selig-
man & Co. knew of the National Street RAILWAY
Construction Company through Mr. Litteii' out
,,ere NOT Identified in any way with the reported
nrotect OF bidding for the tunnel construction con-
tract. 49,, A..
Mr. IJt,eu was seen at the Hotel Marie An
tolnette last night by Tribune reporter ne t
that the National Street Railway CONSTRUCTION
Company was organized three years ago q
..rha charter which was granted to the COM
n,," no continued gives II the right 10 build
railroads operate railroads and to manufacture
bricks and to do other things. Inc char'er was
Granted by this State The company Is capitahzeu
AZ only s. ooo but It has the power 10 increase JUS
oa,,tai al any time The men to whom the charter
80 ,a,,ad are the representatives, OF men well
L,own IN the financial world who stand ready 10
orer 10 build the tunnel II they are faVoraDy I'M
pressed by the estimates and the reports Which 'he
engineer engaged 10 examine the plan OF 'he loau
f. 10 submit to them. There Is no oouo' III mp
,na n, the men behind the company having sum
Gent capital 20 build the tunnel AT this time 90
Wv, care 10 make public the names OF these capt.
,aItsts Their engineer has been az Work TOT Soile
lime and / think the results OF his laoors WIN oS
mads known to the interested persons soon ana
mo, these persons will decide In two or three days
II they viii bid for the construction OF the uhder-
o. One OF the members OF the company, MT Lt VI
added had built large tunnel In Mexico. MT
aav1,,n aid that ne had been asked 10 become
member OF the company. but had not yet accepted
the offer. ., l., 49, .ornanv are
1919 "a McOuaide treasurer of the Nsuohai
Condnit and Cable Company. or TINS Guy, rlcuS,
lex W, Abbot, president OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
IDENTITY OF ATTERBURY.

xy or THAT NAME FLED FROM MISSOURI TO
THE TRANSvAAL -FOUR YEARS AGO.
Chicago. Dec 3 (SpeciaD. Missouri men in Chi
ago are speculating as to the identity OF the MT,
Luerbury whom Consul Macrum left in charge OF
he American Consulate at Pretoria. with lsham u.
Atier6ury formerly OF Maysvie. Mo. a Fugitive
tom Justice who found asylum In the IrahsVaa.
iour years ago. At Washington the Department OF
State knows nothing Of It's acting representative III
Tie Boer capital beyond the fact that his last name
Atterburv and that he is an American citizen
His first name his antecedents and his business
u Pretoria are unknown but in the absence OF
certain knowledge some men from Missouri are
wilins 70 wager that the Atterbury at Pretoria Is
tho man who fed from Maysvllle four years ago to
escape Imprisonment for forgery and fraud. T. H.
House OF No lGl 10 lG7 Plymouth Court. who kne"
isham Auerbury when he was conducting an APP
paren,ly legitimate loan and mortgage business IN
haysyille said:
The Missouri man was in Pretoria last spring
sui@rntendng inc * sCution Of a railroad COZ
~ ne had undertaken. A.terDury sotu 80, ~ ~
Two 10 forged nort- ag"s on hlssoui w a. nj
.olsts. In 1856 and selected the TransNaal - rS'
80 ,yecause the United States ana int Po1 a., 20
Isi'e He had conducted mortgage anu iD ~
Sr1. az Maysrle for yeveral ears 90 he
so,, COUP and possessed the CONN.,, ,ntnor debts
eo'nhunliy. He defaulted for various HLnoi Lant
al me same time Maysyille residents haNe ~.
uaee OF the man ever since. nd kno" 'iiat Iiisb
hns. ears OF unsuccessful e5I h'irrc whittier he
o. this year
FRENCH HUGUENOTS AT THE CAPE.
Under the headline. La Revue Bleue." one OF
the most serious and influential weekly organs d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
TEACHERS TO BRING TEST CASES.
VALIDITY OF INCREASES MADE LAST MAY TO BE
ESTABLISHED IN THE COURTS.

Lewis L. Deafed yesterday sent the following
letter to Corporation CAnnsel Whalen:
The New-York School Teachers Association.
which is composed of a majority of the teaching
stan in this county and which may fairly be said
TO represent the entire body Of teachers in our
public schools has retained me to institute such
proceedings as will obtain judicial decision as 10
the validity Of the salary schedule adopted by the
School Board May II.
| have accordingly prepared and send you here
with the complaints In actions Instituted by two
teechere which will. | think, enable the city to
raise such an issue as will fairly present 10 the
courts all questions which are now ripe for judi
cial action. -, 49,, 4.
II IS my belief that II the city will promptly In
terpose answers these complaints and VIII unite
vim me In an application to the court, that the
actions be preferred they can readily be tried
within week -. ,-.---,.-
There can be no doubt that a prompt determine
ton OF the questions involved In these actions ].
imnortant not only I'm the interest OF the city Dnt
also as matter OF justice to the faithful class OF
its servants In whose interest have the honor 10
write And / may add that am fully persuaurU
that YOU will accord to these considerations the iu,i
weight to which they entitled, and that YOU Will
mite with me In the effort TO present the rehi
6uestIons al issue 10 the courts with the least pos
Sfbi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
FIRE IN GENERAL ELECTRIC PLANT.

schenectady. n. Y, Dec IAN explosion OF com,
hustbIes occurred In shop No. IS OF the General
trec,rtc Company at $40 o'clock tonight, and for
a time fire menaced the entire building and the
surrounding shops No. 30 Is used for the manu-
facture Of armatures. and contains a number OF
highly Innammable compounds The company has
,ts own fire department which, with the city hre-
men. had the flames under control after an hour
hnrd Agh,lne Officals OF the company declined to-
nisht 10 give an estimate OF the loss They said
however that the heaviest loss was the de'ay III
work which the flre would cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
IN RlTJry CALI TO Mr.. MORGAN.

The meeting OF the session OF the flth avenue
Church will be held to-morro" hlsh' at .'e enu' ~
-, nth time II IL expected a date will be set for
a meeting OF the. congregation to act on the vote
~ the session. which some time ago decided 10
call 10 the vacant pulpit the Rev. G. Campbeh
Norgan OF London. II Is expected that'a NOTICE
o. r. ,nsetine OF the congregation will be read
~ s,ndaV and II was predicted yesterday by the
Sriends OF the Rev. Mr.. Morgan that me cohsress-
,,ian u,ouid ratify the action OF the session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
vryu TRADE CONFERENCE ENDS.

About one hundred representatives OF the meta
trade from all parts Of the country nave been hou-
ing a two days conference. which ended YESTERDAY
al the Waldorf Astoria. The OBJECT was 10 eie.'
. .oa,aD, an that contracts could be made
~ a mora satisfactory basis than at present IL
was said that prices had steadily advanced on al
k,nds Of metals. and IT was impossible TO max
contracts for delivery In ninety aass AZ yor
ming al the time contracts were sugBtrteu Fs'x "
sbe progress was made toward solution OF me me
.rouhte ana other meetings Will be held lAtei "hrh
Da not renresented here will be consulted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06

80 palnas. Canary Islands. Dec. b.-The
british second class cruiser Arethusa has been
loosely watching the German steamer Ella
woermann. which sailed from Hamburg on NO
vember is for the West Coast OF Africa on
the demand of the British Government the
spanish authorities searched the vessel on her
arrival here, but found no guns or cartridges on
- - her. The steamer then proceeded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
uayBATTAN COMPANY BANK DIRECTORS.

4. ,ho animal meeting yesterday OF stockholders
~ the Rank OF the Manhattan Company the re-
firing Board OF Directors were reelected with me
cYception OF John w. Harper: MI HaIpSr' Who s
ieneth Of service next 10 George w smith, the
Oldest director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-06
swim FIRE AT TIE CABINET CLUB.

An overheated fue caused a slight fire IN the
Calumet Club house Twenty-ninth-st' and fith-
ave. Yesterday afternoon. There were number OF
members in the reception room OF the club wheh
the fire broke out The flames were confined 10 the
dam