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China is inviting her doom by failing
to suppress the Boxers. The great
powers will put her out of business
and then probably fall to quarreling
with each other over the spoils. Ex-
cept as is necessary to safeguard our
own people and their interests, the
United States will avoid endless
trouble and lose nothing if it minds its
own business and lets China alone.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

What OF the Influence of the press
in this canvass Just look over the
ruins and see how the newspapers
nave been turned down in their own
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
PEEKSKILL.

President John !. Storm has announced the fol-
lowing committee Of Peeksill TO assist in the
work Of the coming convention Of the Hudson
River Valley Firenen's Association: President John
!. Storm, Village Trustee Seth Taber, Isaac II.
Smith George Y. B. Frost, John S. Boyd, Nathan
Posey. Frederick F Roe ex of1cio; David G. Mon
tross, Stephen D. Horton Colonel Louis H. Ohrl-
man, William r Thorn, James K. Apgar. the Rev.
II. c. Tovnley, c. A. Pugsey. D. Wiley Travis,
Z. E. Young, Leverett F. Crumb, James F. Martin.
John Smith, jr., George w. Robertson, James T.
Sutton Nelson C. Foshay. Frank Frye. A R. Free.
Edward F. Hill, George E. Briggs, Charles d.
Sheppard, James w Hustled. W. L. Ellis, Mathew
Clune. DR.. P. II. Mason Gilbert L. Tompkns, San
ford r. Knapp Eugene B. Travis. William Brother
ton benjamin C Everingham, Thomas j. Torpy, S.
Allen Mead Joseph NJ Fox, II. Alban Anderson,
William Lawson, John Lynch John l. Silleck,
Harry H Denke, Frank Vessels, William w.
Tears, II. /. Armstrong, John Halsted Isaac
Yocun, Hanford Smith, Charles W. McCutchen.
a. D. Dunbar, Charles \. Wells, y. 2. Bushnell,
Robert Johns W. D. Cole and Frank De Revere.
The committee met Friday evening. 1t de-
cided TO offer the following prizes: Best drillers
first $780, and second, $50 hose carriage first,
SIS and second, $50; finest appearing company in
line, first 500. and second, s50 largest number of
men e. line so; finest hose carriage, SIS; finest
hook and ladder truck. $50; finest steamer, $50; finest
patrol or hose wagon, S25; finest hand engine SIS:
best decorated apparatus Of any kind SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
Mr.. ODELL on THE OUTLOOK.
WHAT BILLS HE THINKS WILL PASS-MF
ALLDs SEES THE CHAIRMAN

Senator Platt able to look after his express
business yesterday without being bothered by mem
bers Of the Legislature seeking his advice about
pending bills. The State Senators were busy in
Albany. and the only Republican legislator who
was seen the headquarters OF the State Com
mittee at the Fifth Avenue Hotel was Mr.. Aids,
the leader Of the Assembly He had short talk
with Chairman Odell who spent good part OF
the day in the headquarters. 1t was announced
at the headquarters last evening that there prob
ably would be gathering Of the Republican
legislators there today. Senator Platt had ex-
pressed his intention to return to Washington this
morning and Mr. Odell said he expected TO take
an early train to Newburg.
Mr. Oden said last evening that he expects the
Fallows anti mapo bill, the charter revision BILL
the anti-pocy bill and the bill 10 hold back Cor
poratfon Counsel Whalen from confessing to judg
Irents against the city, will be passed, and that
the Legislature will adjourn before April l. Nh.
Odell will be in Albany again this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
THREAT AGAINST MINISTER'S FAILS.
NEw-JERsEY METHODIST CONFERENCE VOTES
TO ABANDON HOME FOR AGED
WOMEN AT TRENTON.

take It will sell il, and in the spring 1t will be-
come saloon with the sign, Methodist Saloon, In
corporated' over the door, and under that the
names of the Rev. ]. W. Marshall the Rev George
l.. Dobbns the Rev J. B. Wight, the Rev. ]. 3.
Graw and the Rev. w. W. Moffett.'
Those words quoted by the Rev. ]. w Mar
shall in the New-Jersey Methodist Conference to-
day. during a speech, in which he urged that the
Andrew Rowan Home for Aged Women at Tren-
ton the unrecorded deed of which had been &C
cepted by the Conference of 1899. be returned to
Mr. Rowan and that the Conference have fur
Their connection with the enterprise Mr. Marshall
was chairman of the committee which had recon-
mended the abandoning of the home. He said that
Mr.. Rowan, in order to force the committee to re-
port in favor of the home, made the above threat
during a conversation on the question.
The quotation followed by cries of Vote!
Vote" and further argument impossible, al
though a number of ministers favored the retention
of the home by the conference. When the question
was put the ayes overwhelmingly in favor of
accepting the committees report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
NETWORK CITY.

David Starr Jordan president OF Leland Stan
ford. Jr University. will address the Patria Club
at the Hotel Savoy Tuesday at SIS p. m. on
ALASKA and Our Colonial Policy"
The New-York Academy of Sciences, section OF
geology and mineraogy. will hear addresses TO-
morrow az s15 p. m. at No. y West Thirtyfrst-st
On THE Palisades" J. c. Smock, State Geologist
Of New-Jersey and Henry B. Kummel. the As
distant State Geologist, will be the speakers.
By decision OF the Board of Directors OF the
Ccmpag nie Generate Transatlantique o. r. eau
chois, general freight agent, has been appointed
upon request Of Eugene de Bocande general agent
for the United States and Canada, assistant gen.
eral agent for the United States and Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
MOUNT VERNON.

Mayor Ffske has vetoed the annual school budget
submitted by Joseph s. Wood president OF the
Board of Education. The gross amount asked for
IN the budget is sl35025 or an increase, the Mayor
SAYS of about $500 last year. The extra
amount 81 is said. IS required for new teachers
substitutes and an increase in the salary Of the
music instructor. Money is asked for TO complete
buildings.
GARNER Camp OF the Spanish War Veterans had
:ts first campfire in Columbia Hall on Friday even
ing, and entertained Farnsworth Post and repre-
sentatives of other posts of the Grand Army Of
the Republic. Captain St John Shepard was toast
master and among others who spoke were eX-
Mayor Edward = Brush commander of Farms
worth Pest; Colonel Henry Huss and Past Com
rnanders James II. Jenkins. David c. Curtis and
William Wilson. jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. MARCH IT. 1900
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. MARCH II. 1900.
ARRIVED
Steamer Campania OBJ, Walker. Liverpool March 10
AND to vya6n a a%n and nj at
Buffalo BE LeyeEass HUI: March with
Steamer scawfe (Br), Martensen Leshorn January a.
and Bsfmada mdse HiSzsl FstH'ahn
steamer PSGua at r9 Brown Venice January al Trieste
gs6TuarB Il Palermo IL and Gb Se liar % M5h mse to
steamer Robnla OBJ. Lash. GTgenti February Mes.
Fruit company Arrived the Bar $40
vsea "a aad & uc March wh @d5e to B1s
Jeyons Arrived at the Bar at 80 m March
S 70 Pd unson Arrived Tsh at the ar
I'd na5s onc R s2d cs aa Juan %
With and IS passengers Boulton. Bliss Daett.
Af ssssher George ss F al We'll March
cyprus Lumber Company vessel to Ray s. Pickett, VIII
@ gEsss Bsruea MssG9 Is VIII
nGs9 ana ~ he cd R p .so n 10 O0
At stes@sr Roh@ond Gt6a5as Norfolk and Sewpo5,
Steamer Princess Anne Davis. Norfolk and Newport
steamer BiGedeids Charles, Baltimore.
Steamer BsnefactOr Swain Philadelphia. with mdse to
sandy Hook ], March II. $3.50 a m-wind west
SAILED.
Kingston etc; Royast OBJ Aden singapos ETC.
g aS5sS and
dhesr @ Mara1al @
etc jefferson. Norfolk and Newport News Oneida, Will
mington, G. and Georgetown. e. Guyandotte Norfolk
r) Liverpool; simon Murphy, Newport News: Staten
dam Dutch Rotterdam, via Bouosne Europe tbr),
West Galveston; Nacoochee. Savannah: Barley (r)
savannah; St cuthbert OBJ. Antwerp Benefaeor Phila
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
London, March 17-Arrved. steamer Manitou CBro.
Cannons. New-York; sailed. steamer Mesaba Qr) Lay
liverpool March 17ArEtyed; steamers Hgntciir Br2.
Howe Mobile Luca 6ha. N MeKsy NewY0r sailed
Leith March l7-saiIed steamer Poar-tternen DAM.
Roberts New-York. via Cherbourg passed Hurst Castle
PraWe Point March l7-Passed. steamer Southwark
(BrI Bence New-York for Antwerp
Hull March 17-Arrived steamer Colorado (Br). Whit
Dunnst Head March i5-rssssd .,sa%e. Thinsvaa
dam. Laub New-Y,1Tk f15 Shrsuarsand' etc; -.
Crosse Ger. Eiche. New-York
Havre March 17-Arrved. Khio Qer, Hu,-
band Galveston Newport News: Thornhi tBr) Ami
son. New-York noon called La Touaine tET) SGntelli
Antwerp March 1s-sailed Anerian Obj,
Parker Portland nth. Friesand tBels> Nicksls. New
Rnhao March i4-saied. oiavensa SPAN for
GibrnItar March l7-Psssed steamer Powhatan (Rr,.
Harnden Messina for New-York
PSnta T FeTreYa for Naples and Genoa 's''
Ger, Kaempn consaRtiRoPls etc for Ssw-YOrE:
Palermo. March l5-saied. steamer Giad'olus CBr).
asoa' law Feb 1s-Arrived steamer Horten.ius Cr,
NewYoTk via 81 V Vincent .,,m se Morv.,
No SlrsAp YoSohama etc. for New-York. '''''
Kenmore (br,, Ellis New-York. via Singapore etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY,
NEW-ROCHELLF.

Burglars forced an entrance to the Office OF the
New-York Suburban Gas Company. in Main-st., on
Friday night. but were frightened away
Christopher Brady. OF No IL River-st., created
a sensation last night in the store of the Van VIE
Grocery Company. and was arrested for disorderly
conduct Brady. who returning from ST
Patrtcks Day celebration, stopped at the store 70
order his Sunday dinner Because a clerk would
not remove the bone from a roast before II was
weighed, he seized large carving knife and mace
a slash al the clerks head. Then he started in
10 chase the clerks about the room. The other
customers fled. An alarm sent TO the police
station and Brady taken into custody after
struggle, in which lie Gisarmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
TARRYTOMN-

Charles Gross again heads the Republican village
ticket be voted for Tuesday. Mr.. Gross is
serving his third term president OF larry
town. The other candidates the Republican
ticket are: For Trustees. Edward Yocom, Andrew
H Brown and Peter Tidaback; for Tax Collector,
Charles Briggs, and for Treasurer, Frederick A.
Russell
The North Tarrytown Fire Department has ap-
pointed committee to purchase gold badge to
be presented 10 eX-Chief Minnery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
PRINCETON PROFESSOR OFF TO ENGLAND.

Princeton, y. J.. March lit was learned tonight
that Professor w. E. D. Scott, curator of the
archaeological department of Princeton University
has gone TO England In the interest OF the Pata-
CONAN Society complete his monograph on Pata-
CONAN birds He has taken hts collection of Pata-
CONAN birds and will compare them with the birds
in the British Museum from the same country.
Professor Scott will remain in England two
months and upon his return TO Princeton viii pub
fish a full account of the birds in a special pub
jication on the fora and fauna OF Patagonia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
THE MAYOR GIVES HEARINGS ON BILLS.

Mayor Van Wyck yesterday gave hearings two
bills which had passed the Legislature. One bill
authorizes the Board of Estimate and Apportion-
ment to spend 100000 the Geological Garden in
Bronx Park. Park Commissioner Moebus appeared
10 argue in favor of the bill. The other bill
thorizes the Street Cleaning Department to secure
ten year leases of buildings for stables The Mayor
did not express any opinion to the merits of
thar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-Judge Lambert Tree, Of
Chicago. GRAND-Major George E. Pickett, Pay
master, L. s. A. HOLLAND-C. c. Pillsbury, of
Minneapolis. MANHATTAN-Martin A. Knapp,
Interstate Commerce Commissioner, Of Washing
ton; De Witt Clinton, OF Buffalo, and Justice S.
Alonzo kellogg. of the New-York State Supreme
Court. PLAZA-Miss Ellen Terry. WALDORF
Walter P. Warren, of Troy. and John NJ. Carter,
sr., OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
STATENIENT OF TAN BOARD.

Albany March 1.-THE officials OF the State
Board of Tax Commissioners stated to-day that any
figures published purporting 10 be valuations placed
on the franchises of New-York corporations do not
come from that Department. and that they be
only the computations made by private individuals,
as the Board has yet determined the valua-
lions of the franchises of those corporations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
CARGO OF BONES FROM BUENos 4rREs

Perth A1nboy. n. J.. March 1.-THE British bark
Veronica which arrived here from Buenos Ayres
with a cargo of bones began to-day TO unload her
freight at the Lehigh Valley wharves The bones
are consigned to the Bound Brook Chemical Conn
pany There are many buffalo skulls and antelope
and they horns in the collection. The bones Were
gathered In the Argentine Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
WHITE PLAINS.

Charles P. Pauiding. chief engineer of the White
Plains Fire Department, has decided not 10 be
candidate for reelection. The members of indie
pendant Engine Company have nominated Paul
Reineldt. the present assistant chief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
PORT CHESTER.

James McCuoch eighty-one years old. a well
known resident of Port Chester, died yesterday at
the home OF his daughter. Mr.. McCulloch the
proprietor of the first established in Port
Chester, and conducted il for many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
ESSEX COUNTY FILES A CLAIM.

Albany March 17.-Essex County to-day filed
against the State a claim Of s14 51 for taxes from
railroad companies enormously paid TO the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
o
TONIGHT A., 49,


Under the direction OF Mr. MAURICE GRAu.
~ LIN 'O 1AA S:15 O'CLOCK
THIRTEENTH GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
Soloists-Mmes. Emma Games and Schuuanu-H.,k,
NM. jacques Bars and ScOtti Entire Opera Orchsssa
Conductor. Mancinell.
Mon. Ev'g. Mar. 49, T+30-DIE sEISTERsINGEa
Mines. Sembrich and Schumann Heink; NM. Bertran
Pringle. Fredrichs. BreGer and DippeI
Tues. Aft. Mar. 20 precsely-Second performsao,
Of second cycle OF Der Ring des NibeIuns.n-DTs
WALKURE- Mines Emma Eames. Schunanr-Heiss
Olitzka. Pevny. Bauermeister. Van Cauteren Bou,cr
Molka-Kellogg Broadfoot and TernIna: NM. Van Dyck
Prnsle and Van Rooy: Conductor. Paur.
Wed. Ev'g. Mar. q. at 7:45-Double Bill-LCCTA Df
LAMMERMo0R Nine. sembrieh; NM Campanasi and
Perotti- Followed by CANALLERIA RUSTICASA
Mines. Calve and Mantelh NM Scott and salignac.
Thurs Aft. Mar. D. at preciselyThird persorms.s
Of second cycle Of Der Ring des Nbeungen-SIEGFHlEn
Mines. Ternina, Suzanne Adams and Schumann-a eni
NM Dppei. Friedrichs Pringle. Breuer and Van RocY
Conductor. Paur.
Fri. Evg Mar D. at s-CARMEN. Mines. cs,vs "a
Suzanne Adams: NM. Sagnac and Scotti-
Sat. Aft Mar. "a, 1:30-TRISTAN CND IyOlr3
Mines. Nordica and Schumann-Heink; MI Van py4
Van Rooy and Ed. de Reszke.
Sat. Evg-. Mar % at s. Popular Prices-LD Nozzz
DI FIGARO. Mines. Emma Earnes. Zelie Dc Lu.saa ald
Clementine De We're; NM Dufriche Pin-Cors and On
panari.
WEBER PIANOS USED.
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Announcements.
DRESS SHIRTS.
Perfect in every detail.
E & w.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
z. & W

Sunrise eos Sunset 61o Moon pm SAL Moons II
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook s:3l Gov. Island sos Hell Gate 1882
PM-Sandy Hook S53 Gov. Island 925 He'll Gate N:l4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY MARCH 90.
Vessel. For Line. Vessel sails.
Lain, Bremen n Lloyd. 90 a m 1000 m
Saratoga Nassau, n Y &c Cuba 100 3;oo p m
Roraima Kits, Quebec. 3:0O m
Comanche, Charleston. Clyde. 800 p m
Fl Norte New-Or.eans Morgan. ....... 800 m
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81.
Oceanic Liverpool, White 400 $50
Kensngton Southampton. Red star. 1880 1900 m
Mexico, Havana, n & Cuba... Zoo m 300 p m
Bermuda, Quebec. q 1890
San Marcos. Galveston, Mallory. 800 p m
THURSDAY. MARCH %.
L Gascogne Havre 700 1000 a
Philadelphia Laguayra .............1l00 a 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18
coURT C4LENDARs FoR MONDAY.

Appellate Diyision-Suprerne Court-Adjourned until
Supreme co9rtEAppeiIate Term-Before Beekan, P. j.;
Iotioas Appeals from orders Of City court: Nos and
Appeals from Municipal Court: No. 10 in
Supreme court-specal Term-Part Before Bischon.
J.-Moton calendar called at 1890 m.
renee, Court opens 1880 Elk parte matters
s sSPiee 8murfrs Sos 262 I2ss 2s4
s272 27 I27s 1913 1910 Preferred causes: Nos. 1855
sUpferne coart@speea; Term-Part IvBefore Freed
Iso Sn s52 ssSo s 4s54 FAC Gear $500 0'0i
Supreme Court-speciaI Terrn-Part VBefore Andrews
be sent from Part ~ for tTia Clear
Jcauses TO be sent from Part ~ for trial Cases IN
Supreme cou-specia Ter-Part vII-Betore
tritt, J. Elevated railroad cases Clear No. ,.,,
,sYS 1889 2Ss 1872 1879 1873 1873 S 1871
coq ds Ts5 59 a.s 81, B s ESQ Be q
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Supreme Court-Tnal Term-Part 1y-Before MacLean.
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Court opens 1880 a. Wills for probate: Russel
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By Bischon, J.
Cutting sgt RohIer-John II. Judge
Often eet. Otten-J0seph 4. Welch
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
b. Bischof. J.
MYERS Curtis agt Agnes Z. Daily et al:-Edward j.
Charles Clark agt. Joseph l. Robertson-victor W
EungeTford-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-18

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
THURSDAY Evening. March I'D az o'ciock
GRAND GALA CONCERT
IN Ala OF the American Hospital Ship 'Mane' aad q
American and British Red Cross Societies.
Under the Direction Of Mr.. Maurice Grau.
The following artists (who have volunteered taeY -
Yiees1 will positively appear:
Mines. suzanne Adams. Brer1a Calve Eanes "a Los
Mantel Nordca. Sembrich. Schuu snn-Heink Susan
Strong. De We're: NM. Bertran, Campanarf. Van Dyrk
Perott PrnSle. Plancon. Edouard de Reszke. Sco,.L
Conductors NM Mancneh Bevignani and Pan.
Entire Chorus and Orchestra OF the Metropolitan opGz
House
Regular Opera prices will prevail
Seats now sale at Box once.
Boxes be had application
Mrs. s. BARTON FRENCH Is IVES. SIS. s.