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New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
CHAMPION HOCKEY TONIGHT

Inc second championship hockey game of the
season under the auspices of the American ANA
teur Hockey League. will take place at the ST
Nicnoias Skating Rink this evening between the
teams ts representing the Brooklyn Skating Club and
the 81. NlcholaS Skating Club. Both teams have
been strengthened since last year and have had
constant practice since the opening OF the Kinks
Ahe hheup OF the teams will be follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03

dnsfe ddt1sfpice mad been. secured. Several thousand
snit was paid 10 her in the settlement Of the
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
90 nlhom 1t tnan 0on1rrr.

NOTICE is hereby given that i am not re-
- sponsfhle be
wife, Jennie Murphy. left bed board 81 Groso
ST. since 4. signed WILLIAM MURPHY.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03

The latest London mails bring further details re-
garding the victory of Bernard Nichols. the Boston
professional. Peter Paxton of the footing Bee
Golf Club. which occurred a fortnight ago at the
footing Bee links Nichols's iron plays were cap
tai while his driving was also superior 20 that OF
his opponent Half gale was blowing when the
men met and rain fell heavily at times, yet
Nichols scored 81 to PaGtons 81. which. In view
Of the fact that Paxton on his home course. Is
the cards
Nichols:
out ...................e Ssss ~ g,
Paxton;
out ...................s ssS5 5-sa
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03

Oliver Wrenn the winner OF the New Years
Day handicap az the Richmond County Country
Clubs links at Dongan Hs on Tuesday. securing
both the gross and the net score prizes. His next
nearest competitor was II. c. Pllmpton. who did %
net. Following Is the summary;
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03

A G.. Lockwood. the young English golfer who
caused a sensation last summer by reaching the
semi-hnals in the amateur championship az Garden
City has just returned from trip abroad. While
there he made extensive tour OF some OF the
leading English and Scotch courses. He expects 10
locate permanently In the vicinity OF BOSTON
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
Danoine Aenoemles
Iitn GoteIs.

rT,HE LAKEWOOD. 27o-272 West ssrh st-rhorourhlv
II refined. respectable
heated baths electric lights writing desks; suites with
BOARD for Sj5-Sls
New-York tribune., 1901-01-03
Books ano publleatious.

TO AUTHORS SEEKING A PUBLISHER
Manuscripts all oranchcs Ot literature. suitable for
publication IN book equired by established
house. tsrms for examination. pronrt
attention honorable treatment "BoOhS. lsl Her
aid. 23d-st.. New-York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05
MOvIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsIA

De Arecibo vap alem "Numidia", a
Mullenhotf y Korber con carga de
transito.
La carga que continuation resefia
mos es Ia que para este puerto condu
10 aver ell vap amer "Ponce": A Orte
ga co, / fdo coldelerfa atdos y 10 d
ferTeteria 6 d mercsncias d corTeas
! d cintas. A Lynn & hijos de Perez
Morris d efectos para sellos gonna 8
d papel % d " huacales cajas para
imprenta 2 pqtes con B d tinta 2 4 /
bros efectos escritorio d sobree.
Troncoso hermanos y co, 5I3 jamones
25 BIS tocino 5 d salchichon Oastrillon
y Ochoa 200 q petl6leo 20 d salchi
chon 10 d datiles 4 d l6pulo 25l3 man
teca 100 bls toclno 1913 jamones. jose
Perujo y Olivia 3 huacales jamones 30
bIs tocino Bernardo Fernandez 1912
bIs carne Freilia A!onso y co, 20, 3
manteca 30 d i'd 8 q tocineta 5.3 jamo
nes 25 BIS tocino 8 a'dos conservas 10
d salchichon, 500 pqtes papel america
NJ { 0 id papel girls 81 id id aplomado 8
BIS habichue'a colorado larga, 10 BIS
habichuelas blanca larga 10 barriles
habichuelas blanca chica, 20 tercios
baealao so sacos harina. Sucesores
de M Lomba y compania 20 d quesos
para varios 200 aides papel 30 q velas
% d tomato 20,3 manteca 80 q i'd 70
bls tocino SIS jamones 100 sis haIiDa
maiz 2O5 SIS harina 30 BIS tocino Sores
de L Villamil y co, $40 atdos papel 30
SIS papel 70 BIS arenques 100 d yelas
40 d aceite 30 i'd ques0s ID i'd mante
quilla 108 bis tocino 500 q velas 5l3 ia
mones 1913 manteca Is aids tubos 2
bIs lozas l 8 2 bIs q vidrio 5OL3 Laca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05
Unica resolution para el case
fServicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantile

Nueva York, sabado.- -Anuncian
de Paris que casi todas las petencias
europeas, Iep1blicas americanas y
algunos estados asiaticos han acep-
tado la celebration de una gran
conferencia en- Copenhaguen para
establecer leyes coercitlvas univer
sales contra el anarquismo, 4nica
soluci6n para que desaparezR la
secta secreta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05
Mercado de Nueva York de hoy.

Harina de Trigo "El Gigante' 1915 saco
Harina de Maiz Golden Maize 1926 saco
Forage de Schumacher $l.3O saco
Tocino dc Morton 19 harTil
Jamones $94 las JOG libras
Salchichones q $1,000 las 100 libras
Manteca ccrriente $73 las 100 libras.
Manteca pura $104 las 100 llbras ~.
Queso Sl29
Libras 4.S3 3I8
AzdcaI centrifugado 3.04
Azticar mascabadc 35l16
En- ell Dep6sito municipal hay yeinte y
cinco detenidos por diferentes causas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05
En- Ia union eSta Ia fuerZa.

eacao
connpef
d6 nIia o los nino
hcoy alfnlus s,en a aannna " a uberclos @
auni los
nfuezac proo6
de de luo6s6o P eso lo la
nexgir la dis
por a
la cuannsc
cnsln i8
SCOTT g BOVINE Qufnio0s Nusv' York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05

Sc encuentra recogido en- CANA don Juar
b. Rodriguez, Ingeniero encargado del De
partamento de Obras pdblicas.
Encierra ell palacio de Compregne, valio
sas colecciones de taplces de los Gobelinos
cuadrOs y estatuas, algunas de las cualei
presentan indelebles sefiales de la ocupaci6r
de los prusianos, pero con seguridad que er
sus bodegas no guarda vinos tar exquisitoI
como los que Sc expenden ca The FashIor
Club, San Justo 36.
En- ell Departament0 de instruction 81
encuentran detenid0s, por ignorarse ell pue
bio donde residen los interesados, los certifi
cados de maestros de los sefiores: joaquin
Martinez Ros, Juan Torres Reyes, Eduardo
Colon, Nicolas Milan, Benito Oumpiaro
Jose M. Rodriguez, Fernando y. Rodriguez
Vicente A. Jejera, Nicolas Fernandez Ca
ballero.
Lease la opinion de uno de los medic,
mas distinguidos de la Repdblica Domini
cana:
nIndudables y conocidos como son To-
buenos efectos del aceite de bacalaO y d
los hipofosfi;os, combatiendo Ell vicio escro
fuloso, ell raquitismo, la tuberculosis, etc.
Iy produciendo siempre la reconstruction de
indivfduo, solo faltaba una preparation d
sabor agradable, condolences digestiva
que fuera accessible hasta los est6mago
mas delicados. Estas excelentes cualida
des las posee la Emulsion de Scott, gu
por clio ha adquirido justa fama y generi
aceptaci6n. Me complszco en- manifesto
que en- mi larga practica SON muchos y no
torios los casos en- que con su uso he obte
nidO muy felices resultados.
DIR. r. M. Duran.
Medico. Cirujano de la Universidad de Cara
cas-, Deceno del Ouerpo Medico de Santt
Domingo, Antique Rector de las Catedral
de Medicina y Cirugfa, etc. etc. Santo Do
mingo, r. ID.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05
Por 10 que abOga la prem
sa inglesa
Ell gObiernO debe tomar en- cOnsidera.
ci6n ell resuItadO de la campaia
de Lord Kitchener
QUE 10 SUSTITUYA LORD
ROBERTS,:
Seryicio Cablegra6co especial del Boletin
Mercantil

Nueva York, sabado,-Dicen de
Lonares que casi toda la preAsa in
glesa aboga porque Sc tome en-
consideration ell resultado que ha
dado ell plan de campala dirigido
por Lord Kitchener, y aconseja al
gabinete de St. James que vuelya
4 entregar ell mando superior de-
ejercito britanico que opera en- e.
Africa del Sur al mismo que relieve
d Lord Roberts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05

aceitunas A cIs petipois 9 cls conservas 500
CTS papas 1 CT mantequilla CT cacao 5 CTS
aceite 2 aids harina lacteads 2 era quesos 1
CT donillie Sores de A Mayol co CTS quin
Gala Espanol co 20 cIs conag Henes'sy
De Sola y Ramirez 800 CPS papas Latimer
y Fernandez e[ efectos A la Orden JIM
I q botones BIO 2cIs varios RO 2 CTS
Mp 400 CTS papas AA 10 CTS vino sou
|8'cIs vino Sores de ,Orcasitas J co 8 M
Mirabal F Guillermety 46 j M Blanco y
leo 2 Zalduondo Mier 8.
Sc consignaron del vapor "Oiudad de. "a
diz" a Freiria Alfonso y co 30 CTS sardi
mas y 90 idem cebollas.
ENTRADAs DE COsTANERos
De Mayaguez gol "Mayaguezana"
con 10 siguiente: Planas Rojo y co 100
SIS maiz Sobrinos de Izquierdo y co B
G chorizos fernandez Gauran y CO
2O.4 PIP vino.
sALIDA DE TRAvEsIA
Para Norfolk Va, vsp amer 'Leoni
des' despachado por orden del Gobier
no en- lastre.
Para Pto Plata y escalas vap frances
"Olinde Rodriguez" despachado por j
T Silva Banking &; Commercial co
con carga de transito.
Para st Thomas y Europa vap alem
"NumidiaY despachado por Mullenhoff
y Korber con 10 siguiente:
Gibraltar. Villar y co 400 pacas con
3974O libras tabaco en- rama.
Hamburgo Sus consignatarios 30
pacas con $40 libras tabaco en- rama.
San Miguel hermanos 100 pacas con
10000 libras tabaco en- rama Sucrs
de L Villamil y co 100 pacas con 11195
libras tabaco en- rama. Gandia y Stub
be 1 d solos.
London Sobrinos de Ezquiaga l q
|conc1a carey.
sALlDAS DE COsTANEROS
Para Vieques bl "Maria Artau" con
|carga general.
Para Fajardo bl Dos Hermanos"
con carga general.
Para Arroyo y Ponce gol "Petra"
con carga general.
DESPAOHADOS
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05
ACerba Critica al Gabi-
nete ingleS
Rigor.,con que trata la prensa ingless
a Salisbury y Chamberlain
Ell PALS DEBE EJERCITAR LA AC
CION POPULAR
IServicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantil)

Londres, sSbado.-Los peri6dicos
Times" "Standard' y 'Daily
MAIL" critican con todo rigor al 60
bierno de Lord Salisbury y Cham
berlain, aconsejaa al pueblo que Sc
tome iniciativas de accion popular
para que no desgasten mas las fuer-
zas propias del pals y miren mejor
por ell honor de la Gran Bretafla
cuyos prestigios estan abocados a
desaparecer por falta de aptitud en-
los gobernantes para dirigir la cam
pafla del Africa del Sur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05

Por Ell Departamento dc Juaticia ha cid
nombrado don Ernesto Echevarrfa Gays
Juez suplente de policfa de Aguadilla, pc
incompatibilidad de don Manuel Gimenes
que desempefiaba dicho cargo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05

Reina gran animaci6n en- el rdblico de
esta ciudad para la function que dar6 mana.
ia en- nuestro coliseo Ia compaffa de aar
zuela Nadal y Gonzalez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05
OtrO convoy ingles cap-
turadO pOr los beers
II carros y Sc bueyes

II carrOs y 60 bueyes
LOS BRITANICOS Sc RETIRAN
DESPUES DE UNA DEFEN.
SA HEROIOA
SerSicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantil
Nueva York, saba 1o.-Un despa-
cho de Cape Town manifesto que
anteayer los beers capturaron en-
las alturas de Melmoth cerca de la
region del Zululand un convoy de
municienes de .boca y guerra
compuesto de IL carros y SO bue-
yes. -s ~e,
Los ipgleses que 10 llevaban y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05
RazOnadO artfCulO del
Times" de New York
Dudas' s'que establece q la concession d.
reciprOcidad con Cuba
PROMINENOIAS QUE DEBEN GO
31h, ZAR LOS ESTADOS:UNIDOS
Servicio cablegrafco especial del Boletfn
Mercantil'

Nueva York, sabado.-El "Ti-
met" de esta ciudad, en- un razona
do editorial que publica hoy, duda
de que ell Congreso americana Sc
presente favorable a otorgar a los
'cubanos ia concession aduanera que
piden sobre azdcares, y scbre todo
de un tratado de reciprocidad entire
los Estados Unidos y la futura re-
p1blica cabana, hasta tanto no este
esta constituida y conceda ciertss
prominencias absolutas 4 la Repd.
blica de la Union .por tempo inde-
terminado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05

TRAvEsIA
Ponce descargando
CosTANERos
India invernando
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05

Sc encuentra recogido en- CANA don Ju
b. Rodriguez, Ingeniero encargado del =
partamento de Obras phblicas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05
Confirmation del cable
de Ultima hOra
Los americanosK Kyencedores
DlSCUSIONES AOALORADAS EN-
LOS CENTROS DE ESTE SPORT
lServicio telegratico especial del Boletin
Mercantile

Nueva York. sabado. ..-Con6rmo
mi cablegrama de Ultima hora de
aver en- el que notifcaba que la ter
cera regatta la habfa gansdo Ell yacht
americana "Columbia" cou un pc
quefio adelanto debido q las venta-
as concedidas.
En- los circulos del sport marfti
mo es objeto de acaloradas discu-
stones 81 acuerdo del jurado, aver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05

OpERAmoNEs DB BuoUEs EN- PUHk tt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05
ENTRADAs DE CosTANERos

De Mayaguez gol "Mayaguezana'
con 10 siguiente: Planas Rojo y co 10(
SIS maiz Sobrinos de Izquierdo y co {
& chorizos Fernandez Gauran y &C
90 PIP vino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-05
Anuencias de reinOs, re.
piblicas y estadOs

EYES COERC1TIvAS CONTRA Ell
ANARQUISMO
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
REDUCED EXPENSES FAVORED
OF REPUBLICAN LEGISLATORS
AND LEADERS DISCUSSES THE SUCCESS
TIONs OF GOVERNOR oDEIL

There was an extended conference of Repub-
Hcan legislators and Republican leaders Of the
Greater City at the headquarters OF the County
Committee, No / Madison-ave.. last night The
meeting called by W. II. Ten Eyck, chairman
of the Executive Committee. and Robert c. Morris
president of the County Committee. presided There
large attendance. Among those present were
Senators Slater. Elsberg, Marshall Audette and
Fuller and Assemblymen Weekes. Henry. Vacheron,
SchereT and Davis Others present were Walter
T. AtteTbury George r. Manchester and W. H.
Ten Eyck. After the meeting Mr. Morris said
The meeting simply for interchange Of
ideas between the Republican legislators from the
metropolitan district. Various subjects We're dis
Cussed, but there decision 10 either support
antagOnize any bill now pending proposed at
Albany. IL was Just general conference. There
will be others from time to time.
1t was learned that the Police BILL the proposed
bill Of Senator Raines providing for u bipartisan
Board Of Elections the reduction in the expense OF
administering the city, suggested by Governor
Odell and the reappOrtiOnment OF the State for
Congress were talked over. 1t is unde- TODD that
the Republican Senators and Assem- men are
heartily in accord with Governor OdelPs plan for
pruning municipal expenditures. and that within a
few days several bills will be forthcoming i'm Al
salaries of various departments under the CITY gov
ernment. Just what these bills will be and lust
what departments viii be affected cannot be Dre-
dicted yet. but much of the talk was about this
subject, and hearty sentiment supporting the
Governor is reported
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21

BEALI,-On January IS, Annie E Bean. in her '0h
Funeral services St. Mchaers Church eeth.st and
Amsterdam Monday. January FL at lOSO a. m
BILLINGs-On Friday. IS 1901. Alpheus Whit
ney Billings, aged % years
BLIss-on saturday January 10. his late residence,
Justin A. Bliss aged q Si years ~. ~ =, O'clock =.
1nterment at Greenwood at the family.
Kindly flowers
CHRIsTMAs-On January 1g, a. southport Conn. Emily
Fi5eTai Der ON %'QS %edEesday January 21 at osocE
Carriages viii meet train leaving Grand Central Station
DIX-on Saturday. January le 1901, 1;24 m John
Funeral services at his home No 12S Ha5risn-s East
oranse ~ I1 u on RSndsy J@nTsy "a at p m
Boston papers please copy.
DORI.AND-On Saturday. January 10. 1901. Gilbert F.,
eldest son OF the late EnOch G. Dorland OF Dutchess
Funeral from the residence of his brqthern-a b T.
Ripton, No 50 Downing st. Brooklyn. Tuesday, Jan
HAYEs-On Saturday. January 10. 1901 Henry Hayes.
Funeral services at late residence Catski Hudson
Interment woodawn
Adelphi- ST Brooklyn Caroline O. Henshaw. widow d
F?ns5I5 5 p iSrS''s' % WI" De ned on MONDAY January at
HILI.YER-o sunday; January 20 e Louise Hiaysr,
O'Clock. from her late residence No % West 1929 st.
Hunt widow Of Josiah clifton hunt
Tuesday at D. m
January 1 20 Elizabeth be h, IswoF3a wagT
lam WolcOtt Ellsworth OF Hartford Conn
Funeral will be held her late residence Kings
bridge. New-York City on Wednesday. January 23 at
II:S0 a. m.
Carriages will at kingsbrdge the lO4S train from
Grand Central station
IIDGERwOoD-On Sunday. January 20. /.
sTe wGw s nsr e a rsen MOO m e
Brooklyn, Tuesday evening January -.
s O'Clock
Relatives and friends invited attend.
Interment private
LUM-At her residence. No 1Oth-st. New
Joann NJ Bunnen, widow OF Charles e. Lum. aged IS
Funeral private.
Interment Evergreens Cemetery
LYMAN-on January H. Thomas Lyman formerly OF
Portland. Ne
Interment Portland.
MMANNIs-on Saturday. January william McMan-
mis-. sngineer-in-chief Board OF Education. City OF
Sew-York.
Funeral at Marble Collegiate Church 5th ave
and 29th-st.. Tuesday morning at 1880 o'clock.
1ntermeNt at Greenwood
Kindly omit flowers
PERLEY-on Saturday. January a. 1901 John X Per
ley in his seth year
Funeral services at his late residence Clntonave New
Rochelle. y. Y, Monday. January 21 at . D. m
Carriages in waiting arrival OF the D. train
from Grand Central station.
Interment private.
PlTFIELD-Frst month. 18th. 1901. Peasants
the late Caleb Emlen and Martha Peasants in
the 6lst OF her age. -
FUNERAL from her late residence. 52ff Wavne-ave
Germantown Penn. Sd day. LIST month. I'd.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
COLONEL JOHN K PER1Ey

Colonel John X Perley. who died on Saturday
evening at his home in New-Rochelle before
his retirement from public life several years ago
well known in National Guard and Grand Army
circles. He the first commander OF KImbal
Post, G. \. r.. of this CITY. Colonel Perley was
born IN this city, and when a young man allied
himself with Tammany Hall He one of the
leaders who left Tammany Hall and founded the
County Democracy When the Civil War broke
out he went out with the 9th New-York Infantry
Htawkins Zouaves). Although he only eighteen
years old, he entered the service first leuten-
ant and to the rank OF major. At the close of
the war, when the National Guard
ganlzed Colonel Perley was made second In
mand OF the old lst Regiment Of this city. and
was afterward breveted a colonel in the National
Guard Colonel Perley is said to have been the
grand marshal of the first Memorial Day parade
mere lie was secretary OF the Board of Excise for
ten years. retiring in 1857. After going to New
Rochelle he was prominent In the Baptist Church
and president of the Board OF Trustees. A widow
and three sons survive him. He also leaves a twin
brother. Henry e. Perey. Of Bellevue Hospital and
another brother Joseph Perley, who at one
time PRESIDENT Of the Board Of Fire Commission
ers The funeral is to be held this afternoon IN
New-Rochee. The Rev Enos j. Bosworth. OF
the Baptist Church of that place, will conduct the
services.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington. Jan. 2O.-The barometer is low the
lake regions disturbance central north Of Lake
Superior: II Middle High
southery the southern portion
Of upper region the portion the
lake region the southern New England Coast.
The temperature has fallen slightly in Georgia. North
Dakota South Dakota. Eastern and North Cen
tra Montana Southern Idaho Washington, Oregon and
Pacific Coast: elsewhere it has rfsen with
decided changes New-Engand. the Middle Atlantic
states. Northern Tennessee. the Ohio Valley. lake
gons upper Mississippi Valley and Northwestern Texas
temperature is considerably above the seasonal
age in Colorado Northern Texas Arkansas. Tennessee
and West Virginia, and thence northward Light local
reported from Southeastern England.
Georgia Northeastern Florida and Nevada;
Pacific Coast region, and SHOWS in Northeastern
England Northwestern North Dakota. Occa-
indicated Tor New-England. the northern
portion the Middle Atlantic states and the South
Atlantic Coast Monday. and In the lake
regions higher temperatures the Atlantic States
II North Carolina. and lower temperatures from
Western New York. Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia westward Eastern Colorado. Wyoming and
Brisk occasionally high southerly
indicated for the New England and Middle
fresh brisk northeast winds
on South Atlantic Coast.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
HORSE DANCES 4 ORIG STORE

The drug store at St Marks and Albany aves..
Brooklyn. badly damaged Saturday morning
by the horse which draws the wagon OF the ST.
Johns Home. which Is across the street from the
drug store. John Owens. the driver OF the horse.
unloading milk from the wagon when
the horse became frightened and dashed down the
short driveway from the Home and directly across
the street to the drug store He forced his way
through the store door until stopped by the wagon
which too wide to enter. Before he could be
got out he had kicked the soda water
counter damaging the fountain, kicked over tele-
phone booth and a show and paved several
holes through the door. On the way In he had
broken the glass IN the door. of course and also
of the large panes of plate glass In the show
window. Mr.. House estimates his loss from
$500 to $500
New-York tribune., 1901-01-21
-H4RK TWAIN TO WOJ[EN.
MAKES AN ADDRESS AT THE MEETING
OF THE HEBREW TECHNICAL
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

Mark Twain spoke at the annual meeting OF the
members Of the Hebrew Technical School for Girls
which held in the vestry room OF Temple
Emanuel Fgfth-ave and Forty -third-st.. at $50
O'Clock last night Nathaniel Myers who presided
at the meeting, read a report of the work done in
the technical school in the year 1900 The report
showed that the school had moved into its new
building, I'm Henry-st and that there were now $50
pupils in it, under twelve teachers. II showed also
that at the end of the year the sum Of s12O Is
was in the treasury After the reading OF the re-
port trustees Of the school were elected
In introducing Mark Twain Mr.. Myers said that
NJ. Clemens had promised come and plead for
the school. Mr.. Clemens said in part:
such help as l can give give with enthusiasm.
ar Myers has conducted the business OF the even
lhs WITH distinguished ability. but there was a
are d; gong 10 die 10 remember the technical school
appeal for the Gay after tomorrow collect the
money on the spot
= remember going 10 church in Hartford one
MOI nor night 10 hear city missionary read his an.
herosm and devotion and Of acts OF kndness done
by the poor for the poor had s400 in my pocket
when it was passed around. / determined even 70
borrow more and put II in the hat The missionary
talked and talked, and the people grew sleeper.
My FIRST feelings Of generosity, which ! had inn
aglned would last year, went down, down, down,
down and finally when the hat passed
around instead Of putting my 500 into il / stole
Mr. Myers who has been pleading for girls, spoke
OF OF n not hearing from me about the other sex He
Ialk about But he does not know me: have
IAIFeu dDoul lllal OleI sex years nave
suffragist for a long time. Since the
first step was taken in that movement. in 1853.
mere has not been year in which women have
not scored a victory against the yillanous laws
which oppress them. ] don't who makes the
laws. long / the whip lash of the
ballot in wOman's hand.
II ] live for twenty-five years more, j expect to
see woman armed with the ballot. She is the source
OF morals. States are founded morals. not on
intellect II woman could occasionally vote, her
vote, depend upon IT, would be exercised righteous
az. In a crisis such the present, for example
she would go TO the polls ana elect a Mayor who
would sweep corruption away. II she had a say
The city would not be in its present state. Alto
Eether. ] do not think much OF civilization. but
NeW-NOrk is shame such civilization as
there Is.
With these things in mind, I hope you will see
how much helping the girls in the Technical School
VIII help the city. May lots Of die and remem-
Der the school in our Wills.