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New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
DIED.

EHNINGER-On November after brief illness. her
residence in Saratoga springs. y. Y. Mrs John W.
Ehninger- Funeral private
HAI-I-slddenly. November q. at No. s2s Riverside
Drive Mary Lee. wife Of the Mortimer Hall
Services private Albany papers please copy.
HART-On Thursday November : 1901 at his residenc.
No 1872 MadfsOn-ave-. Henry Hart. beloved uncle OF
Elizabeth Lyon in the 91st OF his
convenience OF family
JoHNsoN-En,ered into rest November :. Emily e.
Funeral services No. 1f6 West Safest Trenton,
y J.. on Saturday. at IL O'Clock
KtFP-Ou Wednesday November 6 at the residence Of
parents 81 Riverside Drive Sheppard knapp tr
IL ao93,- hi
at the above address Friday evening at
O'Clock InteTment in Wooulawn
LA BOYTEAUX-Entered irto rest on "Wednesday No
vember 6. 1901. Carpenter La Boyteaux IN her
teran Church. corner OF Broone Ridge sts On
Friday, November $ 1901. 1-45 O'Clock p m
MOvIUs-On November s. at his residence No 13s West
Nlnety-seGond-st. after long illness. August A.
Aovius. Funeral private.
sAAESf-P-At Nev-IIsyen Conn. November 4. 1901
late residence Friday afternoon November 5 23O-
sERvOss-suddenIy at GoI4sboro y c. Henry schenclz
Seross In the 6fh year Of his Notice OF funeral
hereafter.
sdAw~At her country residence. Rye y Y on wednes-
day November 8. Mrs Julia a widow
James E shaw Funeral private. Carriages meet
train leaving Grand Central station at 1Oo4 a. m.
sWITZER-On Thursday. November = 1901 at Hotel
Margaret. BROOKLYN. y. Y. Louis Howard eldest
of Corinne c. the George T SEitzer Services
private, a. convenience Z the family.
VAN wAGENEN-On November J. Virginia DEMON
Wakeman. wife Of William & Van Wagenen- Funeral
rom ner notheT residence southport Conn., Satur-
day November g. az p n Interment private
WILLIAMSON-At RidgefeId " J. November : 1901
Christian T. Williamson. IN the ed year OF his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
THE PASSING THRONG.

There have been some amusing aftermaths to
the election Tuesday" said s. B. Lewis of AL
bany. az the Waldorf yesterday
THE DROP The stock market, II you will re-
IN ICE member, oened aggressively strong
STOCK on Wednesday. There were, how
ever, weak features.
among them being American Ice. which lost point
directly after the opening account of the amount
of stock pressing for immediate sale. Now. Tam
many supposedly loaded to the guards with
ice stock, and Tammany wagered everything e1-
cept Its hope Of the hereafter Unger- Therefore
the weakness of Ice was signIfica t. Perhaps Van
Wyck parted with some of his holdings. 1 must
say the most satisfactory outcome OF the election
to the way in which New-York dropped
the distance flag on its Mayor. would-be judge and
completely has been Van Wyek. The morning
after the election was IN the office OF friend OF
gagged In opening his morning mail: One slip of
paper he threw across to He with d laugh and the
was a bin from prominent furrier and read: For
cleaning and repairing tiger skin, so Another
one TO two bet Jerome. With the money he was
on his way buy a tiger skin decorate his house
ana 10 serve as constant reminder OF the down
fall Of Tammany in the year of grace 1901
c. 5. Bathurst, of Spokane Wash. when seen
at the Waldorf yesterday, said: This afternoon
rather funny thing occurred in the
THE WRONG cafe. I sitting at table with
TELEGRAM a crowd of Western mining
Among them was a fellow towns
of mine. who is of the principal mine
owners in Cceur d'Alene. Pretty a boy. calling
this mans name approached the table, and when
stopped handed a paper which advised the
Coeur d Alene that telegram awaited him in
his Go and get it.. he ordered the mes
senger. and the boy returned with the yellow
envelope. I've been waiting for that all day, and
am mighty glad to IT,, said the man the dis
patch was addressed to- as he handed the delighted
boy a quarter. It's from Senator Blank. ne
added. importantly he tore the envelope open
Placing the wire face upward on the table, ne
reached for his glasses. As he did 50 the man IN IN
me next seat glanced the miSsive. With his
glasses adjusted the Cceur Aiener perused the dis
Started to place it in his pocket His neighbor
laughed. Read it out, Dick he said: let us near
what Senator Blank has to say The other at
length reluctantly did So and in saddest toes read:
I have drawn you for hundred Please pro-
tect.'
1T is perhaps unnecessary to add that the name
signed to the dispatch was not that OF Senator
Blank"
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
OLD LANDMARK FALLS
,, ,r, r,,p EAST CHESTER WILLOW. UNDER
WHICH ELECTIONS WERE HELD
CENTURY AGO.

The old willow tree, which stood for more thal'
n hundred wears at the door of St Paul Church'
g., - f,has+ar fell a few days ago The tree
was nlanted by Mrs. Lancaster tnderhill' the "lle
of an early warden Of the church The UhoernlliS
were Tories and owned mill in BronxVlLie- oie
of the first popular elections ever held IN tte O'eu
States was held on the East Chester commons
,,aar the branches of the old willow. Around
the tree fifty years ago were rude oencheS' oii
which on Sunday mornings the male parlshiohers
OF St Paurs arriving early for service useo 10
SIT and discuss together church anu 'o"" anu
national affairs.
The rector of St Pauls. the Rev. w B Corey
now bent with age mOurns the loss OF the ancient
landmark which fourishing and vigorous Wheh
he took charge of the parish. fifty years ago
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
4 CUP FOR MAJOR WARREN.

At the last roister Of the Stroliers Club. which
took place at the clubhouse, No 81 Madison-ave.
a handsome silver loving cup was given to Major
Charles Elliott Warren. the treasurer Of the club,
bv the members. Edward Faes Coward made the
presentation speech, IN which he referred to the
good services rendered by Major Warren. The cup
Bears the following inscription: Presented TO
Charles elliott Warren by the Stroiless' Club, as
a token of their affection and esteem ahd In resps-
n,tion of his conscientious performance OF duty as
treasurer of the Strolers: 'S95-ls01.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
"GAYLY THE TROURADOUR. -
house No. 81 East Ftfty-ffth-st.. which they have
leased for the winter.

house No 81 East Ftfty-ffth-st.. which they have
leased for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Townsend Burden have closed
their Newport villa and will return New-York
in a few days. Miss Evelyn b. Burden. who went to
Europe some weeks ago. is expected back III fort
night.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Bacon have left for Europe
on a trip OF several months duration.
Mr.. and Mrs n. Willis James have arranged TO
close their country home at Madison in a few days
and open their house, No. 40 East Thirty
ninth-st. for the winter.
Dr and Mrs. Everett N. Culver have returned
from an extended tour through the West 10 their
apartment No i75 West Fifty-eighth-st.
cottage at Southampton and returned their town
house No. East Forty -sixth-st., for the winter.
Cope WhItehouse. who Will go Egypt in jan
uary is at present a Charlestown. W. Va.
Mr. ard Mrs Harold F. Mccormack who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs John D. Rockefeller at
their house IN West Fifty -fourth-st returned
TO their home in Chicago
City TO her home at No. 800 Madison-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
HISTORIC SOCIETY MEETING.

A, the annual meeting Of the American Scenic
ena uis.or,c Preservation Society yesterday the
foruer board Of trustees Reelected with the
addition Of J. Pierpont Morgan Samuel P. avery
lie Grand B Cannon Frederick Whiting HalsstS.
BapinaId Pelham Bolton and Albert Clmann Inc
trustees subsequently elected the following oiseTs
praSiSsnt Andrew H Green: vice-presdents'
rharIas g Francs of Troy; Frederick W. pevoe
! P,erpont Morgan and Walter s. Logan, OF this
liz. treas,,rer Edward Payson Cone; couneei,
Henri W Sackett; landscape architect, Samusi
pers6us ir and secretary, Edward Hagaman Han
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
Postomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY BY all interested. changes
any tins)
Foreign malls FOR the week ending November g. 1901
will close promptly in all the General Post
office follows Parcels Malls close earlier
than closing time shown below Parcels Post Mails fDr
Germany close :. n Monday. per X II.
Theresia; "Wednesday Per Aug Victoria. and Friday
8. Pretoria. via Hamburg.
Regular and supplementary mails close az Foresn
Branch half hour later than closing time below
texcept that Supplementary Malls for Europe and Central
America. via Colon, close hour later Foreign
Branch).
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
,OU's SUCCESSOR NOT YET CHOSEN.

It is understood that the presidency of Columbia
University will in all probability not be filed within
several weeks. possibly several months. The board
OF trustees met Monday, but. in view of the
nearness of the city election. did take up the
question Of choosing a successor for Seth Low
president of the institution. Various men have
been mentioned for the post, but OF
have yet officially before the trustees,
Is learned
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
ENGINEER DIES on 4 FERRTBO4T.

Just as the ferryboat Flushing OF the Inirty
fourth-sc line East River. touched her slip last
-,gbt rho engineer William Hirst sXty-fve years
od OF No 11s Eodine-st. Long Island City, pressed
his hands to his breast and dropped dead Cnalles
AaI the fireman was looking into the engine room
bt not talking with the engineer Aal raised tlIe
alarm q policeman called ana d reiIeSt So
TO bellevue Hospital for an ambulance DT NO Mo-
C,r urho responded said that Hrst had died either
from heart disease apopleXy Hlrsl hdo 4 SUM-
who was employed on the boat
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

- ,>-,,t, AIMER-On Thursday. Noyeraoes - 10 a-'t
Mount Morris baptist Church New-h b Hbe Re, Henry
rA FEtna Br1ndsge Palmer TO Ea~aiu = N, a.
1,E wITT-sHERMAN-O Tnursday - = Ray n, Ind
DE pa,arsz Cburch Brooklyn, by the iset. 49,
ssv parker assisted by the Re-. Dr NJ ana Mrs
7S, uTatson sherman, daughter OF aI. 60 ,y..s
5-ss,4c T sherman Andrew hss1 7l ~, - ~
san Of the late Andrew Hesrmahes N 49,
brooklyn ..-- =. the chu-ch
DYER-sCoTT-on Thursday SoveToePP n p 'Merxan an d. D.
IS.,yeniy Re<. HsF y =
OF tns 10 the Rev David H. Greer, u L.. SfAes
s.-,ss ..s5st 70 George Rathoone Dyer.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
MARRIED

HoLLY-cFIITTENDEN-On Thursday Nover.ber = AZ
tne Church of the Pilgrims. Brooklyn The Rev n
r Dewey. Mary Hartwell. daughter OF Mr. ara Mrs.
simeon Baldwin Chittenden. Augustus F. Holly tr
of New-York - -'' S--'
parents Princeton. ". J.. Tuesday November 1901
Dy the Rev Samuel s Studdtord. D. D. assisted BY
ne rev M v Bartlett Hannah Butler, daughter OF
MI ana Mrs Edward Howe TO the Rev Samuel Martin.
SsAAN-PATTERSON- Collegiate Church.
End-ave and T7th-st-. Dr. E,rroers Eliza
beth Blackwell TO Albert Mossman-
WARNER-CLARKSON-On Thursday Navsr,ba- ?
1901. at the Chantry. Grace Church by the Rev N..
son roe carey Louise Florence Garrison of
the late John Chapman Carkson. England 70 Fraak-
IN Aott warner. son Of the late Henry Warner Of
this city - ~
r-MEIsRIIL-At Flatbush. y. Y on wednes-
daS november 8, 1901. by Rev. 8
tieorg1ana Morgan. daughter Julian W ana NJ -
Merrill and granddaughter late n De1isor No.
gan TO Mr. Charles Sylden wOrreI OF PhilaSsIpbia
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
DUDLEY BUCK NEEDS REST.

FAMOUS COMPOSER WILL TAKE VACATION OF
SIX MONTHS BY ORDER OF HIS PHYSICIAN
Dudley Buck the famous composer, has been
granted a leave of absence OF six months from his
duties choirmaster of Holy Trinity Church,
Brooklyn and will spend that time rest. Charles
Stuart will choirmaster during Mr., Bucks
absence Although he is willing admit 1t,
Mr. Buck has not been in the best OF health for
time. Yesterday he said that the principal
trouble was that he had been using his eyes too
steadily and had been advised by his physician TO
give up his regular work. Mr.. Buck says that he
will probably remain in Brooklyn the greater part
OF the winter unless his physician orders him away.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

f. H. Sothern's engagement at the Garden Thea
tire. If l Were King will end November 80.
An arrang cement has been made for Mr.. Sothern
TO present this play again at this theatre next
sea SON HIS present engage here will be fol-
lowed by that OF Miss Virginia Harmed, In Alice
of Old Vincennes
Charles Dalton, in The Helmet OF Navarro will
follow William Faversham at the Criterion Theatre,
opening there on December 2
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

Highest temperature yesterday. 90 degrees al p M
lowest 81 degrees a a m average II Degrees ~
sy TOR corresponding date last year 81 degrees
ee -.,at,S 6ste last twenty-five years. A degrees
80 y.as- S.- to-day-Far possibly prececed oy ram
morning; stationary temperature Saturday fai'
,rssb winds shifting 10 west
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
p.ssENGERs on La GASCOGNE.

some of those who sailed for Havre on ths
E,-sneh steamer La Gaseegne yesterday were Mrs
-. r-uarv NscKaye Mr. and Mrs. A Williams
Wss izzte ViI!.ers Mrs. p h. b. Sill and MFs- r.
A WashburE-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.

,-r,s1-u7pr,y.s Rt,CORD AND TO-DAY'S FORECAST.
Washington Nov The northwestern storm IS central
N night over Western Ontario with much Increased IN
tensity and pursuing an east-h"r'hea7' e
vard IN. Upper ST Valley. The preclptauon
resuItirs from ,h. during the last twentS-iool
hours has continued and the area covered e1en
from the eastern portions the Dakotas eastward through
the greater portion of the lower LAKE region IN INC
rns5ata rsar OF the have faien con
.rabIy but remain generally above the freezing point
They were however c5 degrees below It on
rnorninR in Northwest and Centrai Hest' ou
sir rose RAPIDLY the day under the nnuetce oi
a9other low pressure which Is central over AS
sInlbola .Io,. +ba middle
will be rain or snow Friday aloHs h, me iv Nea
England and rain the early morning. foiLo"ed %
rIaer1ng in Tew-York Light rain snow IS also prot-
ne 1t,-+b nakota and portions Montana With
basa exceptions generally fair weather Is ihoice I
he days. 49,. oo,.a-, ro,a-
II viii be somewhat colder Friday in the eastern lo"er
axe region northern portion OF the hiddIs Aa'e
states and also along the Appalachians
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Bar
Inch
3o5
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In this diagram the continuous white line shows IN tes
in Dresslre indicated by The Iripunes SEX
rs1S bsrometer The dotted line shows the tempera-
ture as recorded at Perrys Pharmacy
The following official record from the weather bureau
the changes in the temperature for the last t~erAy-
s h- I, comparison the corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR To-DA'

For Maine New-Hampshire, Vermont ana Massa-
brsetts pary cloudy to-day, probably showers satur-
fair.
For Rhode Island Connecticut fair to-day possibly
preceied by in early morning Saturday 1ar'
For Eastern New-York fair today possibly preceueo
- Itch, ra in early morning colder in western portion
Saturday fair. st., .. sa, colder IN north
Eastern Pennsylvania ialf tO-NH'' NN-N- $50
ern portion. Saturday fair , So.,-5ar
Nev-Jersey. today and SATURDAY
OF Columbia, Delaware ana hai5lai1'
to-da Saturday. ~ st.
r Colder today except possibly rain or snow aer the
lakes; Saturday fair.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

The Tribune mailed Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii
and the Philippines without extra for foreign
postage
For points Europe and Universal
Postal Union The Tribune Will De mailed the following
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
u.nesf,a Xanilln

,Aav.s q good the mouth ~ Is pale ana
.o1,s Do1t be cheated with eheap AouIIelat1- sOI
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
5perial Nollrss.

Dr. Binn's Sanitnrium. 165 West 47th St. E.tab-
hsned lsso Gynecoogcal Hours e. Sundays
appointment Ladies consult evenings
De failette Institute, 101 w 4oth-st: luxurious
natns OH and tSetz) hot air
Tr1bt Ne Subscription Rates.
SUNDAY & cents YF;E,E-T.y r,EvTE.v- can't,
DAILY. tTF2T- .
WEEKLY FARMERS 3 cents
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 25 cents
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
IN NETWORK CITY

subscribers 10 DAILY and TRI-wEEKL1Y will
De charged cent postage in addition
the rates named above.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES. ETC.

FRIDAY-At 10 a for Newfoundland direct per O. q
Zena- n Mexico. 3. .. ia Tam
pico imai must directed per ;. Seneca
- ssTIrRDAY-At a m for Porto Rico, per 8 San
Juan via Juan: At 9 a m supplementary $50
for and Venezuela. s (ralI
for SsvapIa Cartagena must be directed per
Zulia'',. at a m for Fortune Island. Jamaica.
SavanfIia Carts gena and Greyt0Hn. per 5 Athos
1rnaU 1Cr Costa be per > q
aT5os,.1- AZ IC a. m Cuba. per MORO Castle
via Havana: 10 a. m fo- YUcatan. $
saIa via Progress; 1880 a N. Brazil per 4
Iritisb Prince (man for Northern Brazil Argentine.
Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed per r.
Prtsh prince''): II m. FOR Argentine Uruguay
parae-iav per Castilian Prince
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

SATURDAY-At 730 a for Netherlands
S. 5. Rotterdam tnafl directed per Rot
terdan1'): at T30 a. for Italy direct. per Co
lumbia (rlai must be directed per g Colunbia);
at 10 30 a. Complementary II ul) for Europe per
s. 5. Unbra, via Queenstown
PRINTED MATTER. ETC--This steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samples
The class OF mail for
Europe be by this ship unless specially
directed by her
closing Of the Supplementary Transatlantic
named above. additional supplementary mails
opened the piers OF the American. English. French
and and open within
Ten o sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
MARRIED..

The .urest and safest Of Blood fuf'heis Is
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
DAILY ONLY,

Address all communications relative subscriptions
advertisements THE TRIBUNE NswY0-k city Remit
by Postohce money order, express money order dra
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

The osenesee Valley Hunt Club will have another
,,ee+ Tomorrow at --shantee- Among those who
-. hse, following the hounds up there Craig
ne ne yroSsworth James S Wadsworth, Peter Martin.
Ms sarah Cary and George Cary. of Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

General and Mrs. George L. Gillespie nave opened
49, ,,ouse in Washington for the season General
S.sIiasr;e IS chief of the Engineer Corps, L. . A
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
oorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

Mr. and Mrs Lester NJ. del Garcia have closed
,bsr cottage at Islip and taken possession OF the
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

>,r ro- Newfoundiand. by rail North sydney. and
hs,cs ~. steamer this Office daily D
cennsctinx close here every Monday. Wednesday and
SrI-5av1 Mails for Miqueion. by rail Boston. and
So. Nv steamer close at this once daily $50
Nail Cor cuba rail to Por Tampa Fla, and thence
sidAI. clos this effce daily
osrssc1ins closes Monday. Wednesday Satur-
Mats rs Mexico CITY, overland. unless specially
Tor dispatch by close this
@Sir a. 80 .. and II ? m Mails for Costa Rca.
I.iya Puerto Cortez and Guatemala. BY Fail 70 New
s.9o y m connecting closes here Mondays for
p,erto Co-tez and Guatemala. and Tuesdays
Fica1 tFesistered mai. closes at previous
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS

Mail. for Austrs- escePs Nes AustFAHa which Is tos.
$500 via sal Francisco. close here daily az $50
october TO and Up 10 November 70. tn
riusivs or on arrival Of Lucania, due az New
ss::,ysuper IS. for iispaich per Ventura
iG.A austraIa texcept west Australia. which
Mails -, IiSS,-oos and Ne.-1saland. which
ytseo1 VIA and Fill Islands via vancouver close here
Frahclss a a. q up November - Inclusive for
eais a Der waFrimoo tsu2piensntaEy mails. Wa
yictorfa) close $50 J. November
SeaffS Stf 1,H,t st be l-Eected via Vancoaysr,1
tInai! Japan and Philippines, via
Mails .or daily az $50 N No~en1-
m f,i ncus.ss- for dispatch Per $ Hong Kons
Maru- san Francisco, daily
$50 .. up 70 ~ --'S-~
per rsNam Japan. China and Philippfae Islands,
Mails for I.la,cisco daily m 1D
san iaciusfve for dispatch per China-
NoFeInOS15r. ard Islands Fran
Mails Tor la here daily $50 m November
cisco, .i.svs fo- dispatch per 3 s Australia
12i lhciu-;a japan. via Vancouver close
Mans ~ -sO o. 20 November 10. inclusive.
daily Al Empress e China registered mail
dispatSa sracfe4 Vancouver) tMercha1dise For
must PostaI agent Shanghai cannot De forwarded
via Canada . - ,,-rs-ds5 to rorr as ss,,,nx ..u.~
schsI. closing Is arranges on the presur1p
anu ' -s-ir unirterrUpea overland transit tRegis-
TIA % I'll closes D previous Cay.
'eiee ' CORNELIUS Van eos-r-aseoI.
xo.,,nos Ns~-Yesk- n. Z. November I. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

Miss Randolph William c. Whitney's step-daugh-
,.r who returned on the Oceanic from an absence
of several years abroad. will make her debut this
winter probably at q dance given oy MT p" hithey
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bacon have left for Europe
on a trip OF several months duration.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

Dr and Mrs. Everett N. Culver have returned
from an extended tour through the West 10 their
apartment at No. 10 West Fifty-eghth-st
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs Henry c. Trevor have closed their
cottage at Southampton and returned to their town
house, No. East Forty -sixth-st-, for the winter
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

Cope WhItehouse, who will go to Egypt in jan
lary is at present at Charlestown. W. Va.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
Tribr sub.crintioD
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN

For all points in the United ousde Of Greater
,, New York;. Canada and Mexico
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08

NJ, and Mrs William T Meredith announce the
sngseemeut OF their daughter Mary R.. to Richard
= Dana son Of MI and Mrs. Richard Starr Dana
The wedding will probably take pace IN the spring
New-York tribune., 1901-11-08
CHANCE FOR LEATHER


Gnptea that % per cent Of the people now
70 iarefooted and that Il may propaplg pe
man wears before Lynn and Brockton VIII nilo 1t
necessary 10 run overtime in order TO keep uP
with their Philippine trade, l yet houce that
there Is a large and increasing demand lor an
sorts % leather goods for the reason that the
native leather obtained by tanning the hiues
Of ofwser buraloes is porous and soon rots in this
damp .iirnate while the American tanned ieath-
er wristbands to some extent the ravages OF
mileer
Thee is -four too, for which. am told the
demand Is steadily increasing. and that cheap
aeuiiftenrnent" Of which cynic once re-
na-ed that lit is worse than none, tnoush
erersoody wants it-kerosene oil MOI even tne
terros Of Baku competition. so eloquentiy Por-
t-ay-d by one Of the critics have resulted III
Diminishing either the volume or the pron's OF
The trade in this staple. OF minor arucies
With are likely to find a ready market here
r.sht mention sewing machines, paints anu
coDrs drugs musical instruments. 1e"erS'
bitter. cheese canned goods-in fact the hs'
ceuld be indefinitely enlarged But L must
ring this letter 10 a close
Trade conditions may not change overnight
80 sensible person expected that They VIII
steadily improve however. and they VIII I'M
prove without revolutionary change in the lie
OF the average Filipino. 1t is absurd TO sup
Dose that the Filipino character must ADJUST II
seff TO suit the peculiarities Of American proo-
oets This is the view. apparently. OF one OF
NE critics. II is a peculiarly British view OF
commercial econ 1mics and has cost England the
,raoe supremacy II once enjoyed undisputed
ihere Is no danger Of committing the same
CT even similar. mistake We shall be con-
'ehI no doubt. TO adjust our commercial attn
'oae to the wants and requirements of our Gus
'eraers IL this is to be ''sanguine" and 'enthu-
eassuc. or 10 furnish but poor working basis
ior commercial enterprise. fear that our Her-
chants VIII have 10 throw experience to the
~aaos anc begin life over again. N. @. 5.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-21
EEK Dividend.
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