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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-18
NlCHT LINE
Beiwscn Richmond and Norfolk
Old Dominion Steamship corn-
pany's New Steamers Bran
don and Berkeley,

1aaza Riohmend nightly frem eaHapany's
uharf. Water Street. at e O'Clock for
Norfoik. Fare enc way. $3.50; round trip,
sin. including state-room berth, arriving
At Norfolk at A. NJ, there transferring
to New York steamer, daily. except sur-
day. On aad after December LIST these
steamers will stop at Newport News In
both directions for passengers only.
JOHN =. MAYER. Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-18
Cuban Treaty r ported.
fBy Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1.-THE
President sent 10 the Senate the reciproci-
~ treaty recently negotiated between the
United States ard Cuba The treaty was
ioccived by the Senate in executive ses-
sioa and was referred to the Committee
IN Foreign Relations. without bling read.
The treaty does not concern the DISPOSE
Jon OF the Isle Of Pines
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-18

lear dag. It was one Of the society
events of the season.
/. D. Lorentz, president Of the Pneu-
matte Steamer Company, OF Washington,
y. C.. who has been In the CITY Tor the
nae. eighteen months, fell on the stairs
o Of sWemple- Ellison Company 8 factory to-.
DAY and sustained right painful but not
serious injuries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-18
A SURPRISE WEDDING
FIR ViiiIsm Hol'z and Mla, Evelyn
B-u,dir. of C--e, Brr, W>1 Hero

B-uidir. of c--e- Brr. W-a Hero,
Kiss Evelyn BeuId.n and Mr. William
Ro'ts, both OF Green Bay. Va. were mar
lied IN this city yesterday afternoon at
! O'Clock by Rev. 3. Case!l Henning The
marriage WAS surprise to the friends
OF both,
Miss Bouidin fad been in the city since
Sunday last stopping with her sister. Mr..
Ioltz care down yesterday with the IL
Ia Farmvills. After tbs ceremony tha
roung coupie left on The 8 O'clock South
s,-r train for Green Bay, wher@ Mr.. Holtz
nwns q prosperous farm, Miss Rculdin
Is cousin OF General Silt Bouldin, OF
Petersburg.
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street impr vement Bonds,

fsnec'al Ie;snarcf IN The 'rtmas,)
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Dec. 1.-THE
Issue of eighty thouand dollars OF stree,
Improvement bonds was approved by
gota OF the people taken to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-18
POOL EXHIBITION TONIGHT
Fred Hall viii Give Performance Ct
Farcy Shooting at Sparks & Blacks.

ICY oHUot'11g al opd1 KS q o'dIN 8
Prof: Frederic Hall. champion fancy
pool shot of the world, will give free
exhibition tonight at the magnificent par
lors Of Sparks & Black on Broad. Street
next door to the Bijou Theatre. The per-
Torrance will be given between and
Q clock, thus giving the theatre patrons
ample opportunity to attend both shows
during the course of the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-18
LOST.

IOsT-A LADIES GOLD RING SET
with one diamond and two garnets:
Finder will be suitab bly, rewarded =
returned to Melville Daniels Room ~.
Times Building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-18
MILLINERY.

I WILL FOR THE NEXT THIRTY
DAYS sell my stock of MILLINERY at
and below cost in order to change place
of business. MIS-. NJ. l.. WORKMAN. 10
North Sixth Street. between Grace and
Broad.
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WANTED. POSITION AS BOOK-KEEP-
er or clerk, or as both combined: salary
moderate; best references. Address 3.
burg Va.
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WANTED. POSITION: YOUNG NAN.
knowledge of upholstering. carpet lay
ing, mattress work and general repair
ing: wages no object: furnish reference
Address EDW. LESS, so91lz E. Franklin
Street
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WANTED. BY PLEASANT. REFINED
Young lady, a place as companion and
nurse for sick old or healthy lady: will
travel or take quiet life. Address
WHITE RIBBON, care Postmaster.
Zoar Va
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WANTED, SITUATION AS FIREMAN
by man of Is years experience; can
furnish reference. Address Sl+ Reser-
voir Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-18

WANTED. BY A MARRIED MAN.
with so years exuerience- situation TO
manage Farm; can furnish best OF ref
ence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-18

FOR SALETHE. WONDER OF THE
age-the Gable Piano.
BUY YOUR XMAS PRESENTS NOW
at the Gable Cos and get them below
cost: al! small Musical Instruments must
be sold to make room for large stock OF
Talking Machines
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

SIIUATlUNS WAN 1GO-1111A37'
EXPERIENCED, SOBER. EDITORIAL
writer. competent to manage daily.
wants position. Address B.. care
News Editor, ost, Raleigh. N. c.
WANTED. SITUATION BY OLD CON-
federate veteran: has had experience in
keeping boilers; pipe-htting and watch
ing Address W. S. c., COL n. Twenty
seventh Street, city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-18

THE CHANCE OF A LIFE TINE TO
get the most artistic. sweetest toned
in short the best Piano In the world
the Cable for half price. Cash or credit
at the big sale now going on at the
Cable Cos, No. 213 East Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

MORE HEAT WITH LESS COAL
Have the Southern Asbestos Co. cover
your furnace pipes with ASBESTOS
Bell phone 1925.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
THE WINNERS IN THE WEST.

San Francisco. March 1.-THE feature Of the
racing at Oakland to-day the success OF horses
from the stable of L. V Bell. which three
races in succession. Black Dick Herculean and
Sweet Tooth the horses who carried the
stable colors to victory. The track was fast and
four favorites were successful Summaries follow;
First race seven furIongs: seuing)-IIuachuca. 1O3
Oayl, TO !. won; The Weaver lOl t4oa-l. ; to =.
second; Ada y. 100 CroNlerl. - 70 l. third Time Is
our Lizzie. Lady Sterling. Mythrox February and Par
sifal also .
second race tone quarter niles hurdle hsndi-
cap)-Duke York H. l55 Materl. to TO- won; BOni-
tary, 1870 ULoyd 10 10 l. second sea song lS tBoyn-
toni third Time, 2:2l sam Green left at post
AurTera Master Lee fell
(one-haIf milei-Bele Reed, lis CIurnerl.
to 10 won; Araeo III tpalyl Il TO l. second Vino
tFansCh) 70 l. third Time. O;iS Estralatas
Gold Van Deutschland The Phantom and Fire Dance
also
Fourth race zone and oneeighth miles; seingl-BlaeS
Dick tI{trkenruth). .. wonS John NCtiurk. 100
Sfatthews) 10 10 l. second Mido tHoar,. 20 l..
Time. 1864 Loyal $ Essence and Eva c. also
=
Fifth race zone and sixteenth miles: selng-Her
culean 100 (Ccnley) : l. Jim Hale. 1OI Jack
SOM To ; second Gawane. 90 (HOarl. 20 10 l. third
Time I:4s Commissioner Forster and Impromptu also
Sixth race (slx furlonss; sellng)-sweet Tooth; los
13irkenruth1 :. School for Scandal. SS
tRanschl 81, l. second Kitty Kelly 95 (Duganl. to
/ third Time 1:14%- Quito. Wyoming. Dorian and
Maras al
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
CODICIL RETOKES BEQUESTS.
A PRECEDING ONE INCREASED THOSE TO
WIFE OF OSCAR s. STRAUS AND
HER BROTHER.

The will Of Louis Lavanhurg, the father-in-law OF
oscar : Straus who died at Long Branch. y. j.
in September last filed, with two codicils at
tacheI in the Surrogate's office Yesterday The
tcstator left his daughter Sarah. the wife Of oscar
: Straus, and his SON. Frederick l.. Lavanhurg
$50 go each To each of his grandchildren he left
50 800 TO be paid with the accumulated interest TO
them on attaining their majorities. except in the
case OF marriage prior to reaching that period
when any grandctild marrying to receive the
principal and interest
The Hebrew orphan Asylum received $1,000. the
Home for Aged and InIrm Hebrews $lo0. and the
Mount Sinai Hospital. 800
The residue of the estate IS left to Hannah La
vanburg the widow.
BY the first codicil Mr. LlvanbUrg increased the
beauests to his son and daughter from $4,000 TO
$50 900 but by second codCiI he revoked this pro-
vision, for the reason that he had given his son
$4,000 and had transferred 10 Mrs. Straus the
house at No. q West Seventy-fourth-st, for which
he had paid $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
EXTRACTS FROM DITORCE DIARY.
DIE AND POTATOES BOILED
TO PIECES.

Mrs. AlrnIra c. Iavton IS suing her husband
Frank II. Iawton, for divorce. Mrs. Lawton e a
portrait painter End H-. Lawton music teacher
Nuaic and art cd rot I've IN the harmony their
relationship Tond justify. Sometimes thev dwalt
IN a househoat Frank and Alrnira and mugio and
art. tte Shrewsbury Rive-. Frank. without in
tendrC Plagiarism. often called 81 the 'Houseboat
the 6tyC." F~anr asserts that he COM
PEELED 70 wash dishes and look after his children
How" be asl1s. "can man compose chords
that shali watt the soul heavenward wings Of
Transporting delight when he hears a voice harsh
ard rarcous calling:
Frank. here's a pile OF dirty breakfast dishes
yoI haven't washed yetr d"
Again hear his plant: "Can a man delve deep
with concentrated heart and mind and soul, for
harnouies that shall tighten the world drive cark-
ing care from gloomy homes and inst.u charity IN
the hearts OF the purseproud with that same fe-
male voice screaming: F~ank, the baby Is fretful.
You must arause It for a while Let & pu'l your
ha5r and poke its fingers in your eyes?
NO, no Tel not that music hath charms to
soofhe the stubborn beast"
Alnira declares that Frank abused her. neglected
% support her and deserted her. She denies
Franks allegations and despises the alligator
Frank does likewise.
StI. they might have painted ard ,ia.-ed under
the same roof or on the same deck If Frank had
noJ kept diary and If Alu!ra had not found and
read H. in the diary Frank referred to his wife as
a. ca and himself Fl H." One Of the extracts
Vas !otted down in Eouseboat days. Here It is:
"a c. falls from EanFo.anls. F II. Is playing a
lovely strain from William Tell when the gang
p-aAk goes down, pitching her and the groceries
into the water"
commentary on A. C.'s appearance at break
fast reads:
F. Il. goes down TO IreaEfast A. C. is sitting
al the table without her hair combed and probably
= c. boils potatoes Could not tell when they
angry al being bothered. l. c. can't ten when
eG-s y-t aI.d po-s potatoes al to pieces
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
ron RIVERS AND HARBORS.
THE BIC APPROPRIATION BILL NOT
LIKELY TO HAVE EASY SAILING.
LRY IELEanArII ID - rRInrNr-l

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIHUNF.l
Washington, March 1.-THE entire time OF the
House to-day was consumed in Committee of the
Whole In considering tie River and IIarbcr bill n
measure which presses powerfully for attention on
every Congress and which is facetious!y known as
the pork barrel 1t is named because its
trainers try to shape it so as To give every State
something even If It IS necessary 70 propose ap-
propriatioHs 10 be expended creeks that are i'm
possible OF Improvement for purposes of commerce
tsuaiIy thlS bait accomplShes its purpose OF catch
ing every delegation so!idy. But II aapcaIs that
the blll Is not TO have such easy s.iIiuA thrCulf
this House il usually has Alr BelIanly of Nor.h
Carolina, scored heavy point against IL AZ IN.
opening OF the discussion to-day by producing fig
ures which show that the great bulk OF the appro-
pHaton carried by the bil-or $4,000 go of the
total Of $4,000 0)p-has been apportioncd among the
seventeen States represented the River and Har-
Dor Committee. These lucky States are ohio III
nois. West Virginia. Michigan. Peursvlvaufa Min
nesota New-NoTk. oregon, Massachusetts. Wiscou-
sin, California Georgia Alabama. Arkansas Flor
ida. Texas and Louisiana. It is therefore doubtful
whether the amount distributed between the other
twenty-eight states win suffice to pun the bill
through.
Chairman Burton, however. made powerful ap-
peal foT the bill, declaring that every section and
every interest Of the country had been treated
ialrIy, ana that as the measure was defeated at
Senator Carter OF Montana Who is n,i I,,y 3,
member Of the Senate. there was reason to hope
be recalled that Senator Garter in the Closing Gav
Of the LVIth Congress surprised he coltrv l, ~
say nothing Of the eager supporters of the pork
barrel He took the floor late ut night and held
it almost without interruption until the session
expired He thus literally talked the River and
that for this service, which saved the country
the charmanshlp of the St. Louis Worlds Fair
Commission. The last Senate cut the bin from
enough to save the pork barrel II is believed
that the Senate this session will make an even
meritorious features of the bill
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
JEROME READY TO SPRING.
PREPARED TO INDICT SOME CAPTAINS
WHO ALLOW EXCISE VIOLATIONS.

District Attorney Jerome, II announced yes
ter6ay. is nearly ready to ndtct police cap
ta,ns who perscit the excise law to be violated
pcTststentiy in their precincts Sundays. He
said Yesterday that he did agree with the
statement Of the president of the Society for the
Prevention Of Crime that in view Of the attitude
Of the present administration toward the enforce
nont Of the excise law the captains should receive
specific instructions to keep the saloons closed be
fore proceedings were brought punish them.
- do not agree with Or. Parkburst that such
oiders should be issued by Commissioner Par
fridge Nh jerome said 1t should never be
necessary 10 charge a man, whether IS police
captain not, obey the law. a police commits
sioncr, I'm my opinion. should not tell his captains
to refrain cron committing prohibited acts. When
Colonel Partridge took office he called the captains
together and read from the law them. He then
said that he would expect them to enforce It. The
excise law was included, well others
Regarding plans 70 have licenses held by keep
of Raucs law hotels revoked. Mr. Jerome said:
In civil proceedings a license may Ue revoked
q mere pioponGcrance Of evidence. In criminal
proceedings it IS necessary prove the charge
beyond Ieasouatl" doubt Usually civil proceedings
follow criminal charges but not necessarily. Eli-
ueucr however, sUtacsent obtain revocation OF
4t'ahSc is oii'u strong enough warrant du
dlcmeut. en- the other hauu the CiVli procedures
may not hc along lines permitting prosecution IN
criminal courts because "a license can be revoked
on such grounds illegally small rooms or other
Several OF The liquor da,iers who were arrested
on sunday were held by Magistrate Mott in LOO
i 4%ti each tr trial Yesterday at the Harlem court
foIiCsiIttn N uliGm, arIai-aing jerry Frawley
ant served me with glass OF beer"
.hes' but 1t was weiss beer" retortcI the bar
How about that ofneer?" asked Magistrate
We'll your honor, I'm not a drinking man. and
couldn't swear what ii was" said Ncculam.
ssI5 d2nt EI 6esye ths man Is telling tn truth"
one thousand dollars io- TRIAL"
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
RESULTS AT NEw-ORLEANs.

Nav-Orleans March 17.-Barbara Frietchie. at .
10 / had an easy victory in the ST. Patrck's Handi-
can at a mile and sixteenth to-day The race
was worth 81 o55 the winner Felix Bard and Ida
Ledford. coupled favorites at evens, with
Scarlet Lily second choice AT Is to D First away.
Barbara FrietChie showed all the speed. led, ana
won out easily by two lengths Odom rode three
winners. The weather was clear and the track
good Summaries follow:
First (sIx fIrIongs-Royal Penny. 1l0 0doml %
Icon. 1O7 Helgeson, u 20 second; Iraves no
G.ndsey : 10 10 third Time. 1916 Palarm. Gracious.
Irma BegSar Lady Blocker and Lance Him also ran
Second tseiling. mile and seventy yar1s' =.
Frank Jones % CelgesOnl 70 l. Won Rose o MAY -
CThompson :. second. kentucky Muddle. & Scull
I. third Time 4sia- Paul Bart ChicSadee IAe
Way. King Ford. Wlsten. Lac. Insoienoe. Hard
Third race selling milalFN Moran. lo6 Lindsey.
= won, Larry 9. 1O2 Gatistei % / second Judge
(Nalshl /. third Time l46A. Socapa.
Philma Paxton. Brghte g. and Eight Bells Also
Lily lO2 Otisl Is 70 . second Ben Chance
1u5 Robertson 1. third Time. l:4Sl. Felix Bard
Ida Iedford. Sartua and LsnneP also ran
Fifth thandtCap. furlongsf-Tom Kingsley.
(Od0ull Petit Maitre. 3 tHelEesOn). I
second: Andes IO2 tOtisl, % 3 third Time, 2s
Collins Amigari Also
sixth rnce selling one miie-Banisa. lOI (Hopel TO
I.ynel, 20 l. third Time. 1.4a Or Stephens.
Agie N. Pay the Fiddler and Bean also
tsiX furlongs-Iola. los COdom). II s.
won: WeidmaRn 10 CVslshl s. second Poynts. lIc
(icjcynt i third. Time. i;i6s Chorus Soy. Ki-s
Quick Piarest Northumberland and Te2 5ooss aiae
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
WOMEN FAINT AND VAIL.


There was CONSERVATION when the poucemen
made their sudden entrance. Ihen al but three
oie 0-'.' - - ,,t -,
P"'S '' -
ers- me 'hIee hau I"i''eu anu iai'e" - nv
- - NJ 80 -, t,ar,
inc "oii''il' '"r ,.-,-..-,.o, ,o,,a,1,-,,r 80,
' -
ly,,,,o+ ,--;I my, husband saw n this?" was
"Ia' "'ii ny -. 49,, nIIo ,,,,I,,
,o.,,-a - ~ oo,,,i,, be-a Hau. what will
' =. III, - % .,;. -,
happen On. oePf me- "iiSl VIA c'ii'e % l,l'S
Some sat down and cried bitterly Others
walked the floor and wept regrets and repent
oo oro+ ono ,,-ss carT, an6 the detectives
A"C'' 49, ''l' We" -, = - c..
had 10 wait Tor some inI'''es before 'He ''i -
Outburst was over. The women stiI sat weep
inr and asking what their husbands would sEy,
,., - ..,. ,,r,,.ad
't'''- = 80 - =,
As Cart&in kear entered ne hearo me tee-
phone bell ring aud he jumped to the telephone.
! ..,Io,,o, yy-,,o.s +bat9. rq,no from, tbe other
i-'''
end
"Nyo 100 West Siytv-frst" replied Kear
..,z-,o. +bota"
- g.. ~ .,, Y
AN right said Kear. let her go"
C,antain Rear saws the voice then said:
..ro, ooo Nye,v-OrIeane Frank Jones :
'9ecohu i"o1' ~" -,
TO !, wins: r. May second; hentucky Medule q
close third
"All right" answered kear' ana ne huhS up
the receiver.
ALL GIVE FALSE =
Now, want to know who you all are
salu Odp'ai" ~ ~, -.
over the hrst shock Oh "I9''NeIS' ~
were resumed and the women begged not TO be
loiceu - ul5e-Y ,,,,I5 t,a r,,irodo - eaid one
MY gracious
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
tn BoARD-QUEEN's PAWN oFENINa.
R4CETR4CK.
BIG PRICE FOR \ RACEHORsE.
WHITNEY OR KEENE MAY BUY sCEPTRE
FOR 5000
FOR 5000

London March 17.-The fiat race season had an
excellent send-of az Lincoln this afternoon. The
weather pleasant, and big crowds congregated
To whet their appetites for tJ-morrow's great
handicap The American owners of horses were
not represented to-day. The only American horse
in the Lincolnshire Handicap Is FONhaH keenes
Oympian (four-ye -year-oldl but the is generally
expected to be duel between r. :. Siehiers
Sceptre Uhree-y year-oldD and a VI. Singers O'Don-
ovan Rosa (dve-year-old) IL was TumoTed to-day
that should Scept-e win the horse will become
the property of either W. c. Whitney or FOxhal
Keene the price named being somewhere in the
neighborhood of $4,000.
The fact that Tod Sloan had been riding Sir
r. Waldie Grlfith's EeIes 0OUr-year-Old) in train
ing galOps led to the rumur Il at the American
jockey would ride hin In tO-mCrrow's handicap.
But To Sloan thus far has only been granted
license to train and ride in gallOpS-
Maher the first American Jockey 10 score
He won the TathWelI Stakes. Of two sOvereignS
each with loo sOvereigns added for JwO-year-Olds.
II. E RandallS Fobaire-
Maher also tie Esham Plate, welter
handicap, Of loo sOveregns for thIee-year-Olds and
upward. seven furlOngs. on y. L. Duncan's 18th
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
sTATE OFFICIALS NAMED.
.orrpHOR ODELL REAPPOINTS BANK
cr-PTRINTENDENT KILBURN-MAN-
AGFRS OF PUBLIC INSTITU-
TIONS SELECTED.
TIONS SELECTED.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO 7HE TRIBUNE J

TBY TELEGRAPH TO 7IIE TRIBUNEl
.rbany. March 17-Governor OdeH reap
,oDnted several heads Of State departments to-
.gbt who we're at once confirmed by the Sen
ste. They were
-r superlnten5ent = The banking Department-FRF1D
r Co1anissIoner of Agriculture. CHARLES A. WET
FOR i1Bssy MsGs.lans'as hePoF'eF-RoRERT G. S'HERFR Of
Mr. Knburn was first appointed on January
Z 1896, by Governor Morton. and reap
nolnted by Governor Roosevelt. He now has
the high compliment paid him Of being nomi-
nated for third term by Governor Odell,
Mr.. Wieting has the same record of appoint
ment by Governor Morton, reappointment by
roternor Roosevelt, and OF appointment to
third term by Governor OdeH.
Governor Odeil also announced tonight that
he should reappoint George +. Priest Of Ithaca,
rs member Of the Board Of State Tax Com
nissioners. Mr. Priest is president Of the board;
and with his fellow members has worked hard
20 enforce the Franchise Tax act
The Governor has not nominated any one for
The post Of Railroad Commissioner in place Of
Ashley ". Cole. whose term expired Janu-
arv % The Governor said tonight that he had
received number Of letters favorinS the ap-
pointment of ". L. Derr as a Railroad Com
appointment Of John Cameron, at present a
conductor Of the New-York and New-Haven
Railroad Mr Cameron was at one time q rail
road engineer. hut was injured in a railway ac-
cident and then was appointed conductor
Governor OdeIl also said that he busy
preparing nominations q the boards of vista
tion Of the State hospitals for the insane. Il
have offered a membership IN the board Of visi-
,ation Of Ma0hattan Stale Hospital to George
? Garfield" said the Governor. and think he
would make a good member Of that board"
Professor Garfield is president Of the State
charities Aid Society. the society that opposed
~ massage Of the bill abOlishinC the boards
20 managers Of the State hospitals for the in
cane and the substitution for them Of boards OF
,Jrstatfon Professor Canfie'd came 20 Albany
and opposed the bill It IS evidently the sincere
vfsh Of Governor Ode}l that Professor Garfield
sboud become q member OF the board OF vista
to, Of The Manhattan State Hospital The
Governor also sent into the Senate the follow
ing appointments:
As trustee q TIE Nep-To- state Consumptve Hospital
Or. JOHN II. GIRpNFR, Of New YORK In place o.
NORMAN s. DIXIE. resigned
As manager tire New-York STATE Ref9r11ntory for
Women At BEDFORD CATHERINE CoWDiE MAR,
oUANp. ot Westohester County. - place OF ALIC0
SANFORD. whose term has expired
As nansge-s Of he CraiE Ce!eEE 70, EpieptGsVDr
OnoDdsFa County: AFRCT Low rON ~ Brooklyn:
TEAEFyTTFl r F[AU-KIryS of Frarklta County:
Z. LOOMS. Wyoming Cortt:-
managers The state Hospital f2r CtIPled ard De
formed Cliidrea a. ,tee+t} ~ IAGDt-N
As commissioners Of the Palisades Interstate Park
GATHAN F. BARRETT. OF Hestctester County and
ARRAM DE RCf7DFi OF EnSewond.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-18
INHERITANCE TAX DECISION.
LAW DOES NOT APPLY WHEN TESTATOR
AND BENEFICIARY LIVE OUT OF
THIS COUNTRY
THIS COUNTRY

Washington, March l7-In the United States
Supreme Court to-day two opinions were delivered
on the question as to whether the inheritance tax
provided under the revenue act can be levied
and collected where the property passed is located
in the United States and the testator and benef-
ciary domciled outside the limits OF this coun-
try. Both opinions delivered by Justice Brown
and in both cases ii was held that the law dd not
apply.
The cases were those of Ferdinand Eidman col
lector of internal revenue against Miguel K Mar
tincZ administrator OF the estate Salvador
Elizalde, citizen Of Spain. and Frank r. Moore
collector, against Max EuckEaher. executor of the
estate Of Mrs Louisa Augusta Ripley Pinede who
while she In New York when she made her
will. the wife of a Frenchman.