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New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
XMAS GIFT n MILLION.
John ID. Rockefeller GiUes 1t to
CHicagO CniUers5ty.

Chicago. Dec 16.-President Harper. OF the Uni
versity of Chicago, at the convocaton exercises
this afternoon announced a gift by John u focke-
Teller another 100000 to that institution Adoi
tionaI gifts were announced, the whole amount as-
gregating H5260Oo.
President Harper advocated the penslonlhs Oh
retired professors and officers of the university out
said that the details of the plan would have TO De
considered further before steps could be taken
The announcement of the Christmas present
from Mr.. Rockefeller the climax to the
Christmas convocation statement. A large audi
ence in Studebaker Theatre had followed the presl
dent through the reading of a long statement
Finally. reaching the Rockefeller paragraph, Presi-
dent Harper said:
In addition the other gifts mentioned L am
authorized to announce that the founder OF the
university has given the University Of Chicago
within the last four days his customary Christmas
gift of 100000, to treated as an endowment
fund -,,
The convocation address delivered by Will
lam Henry Maxwell superintendent of the New
York City schools, who took for his theme, Ine
American Teacher.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
DEATH RATHER THAN HOSPITAL.
Aged Barber, Who Fought "Mit Sigel,"
Shoots Himself by His Chair.

Rather than go to a hospital and have pass out
of his hands the barber shop which he had con-
Quoted since the close OF the Civil War Benjamin
G. Zufau seventy-two years old, of No. 2i6 Tenth
ave. committed suicide yesterday.
ZufaII fought in the Civil War under General
sgel and in 1865 started the barber shop In which
he died About years ago he was stricken
with paralysis, and since that time not only MS
health but his business had been steadily de-
clining Dr. Louis Newman advised the old paroer
to go to a hospital ZufalIs daughters lived
with hin, and decided that the shop ought to be
sold and that he should go to some hospital wnere
he could have constant care At a. m yesterday
the daughters heard q shot from the barber snop
They got I'D and found that their father had ShoI
himself beside the chair of his trade. where ne hao
worked so long.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
CARNEGIE MONEY FOR YALE.
Funds Granted to Two Departments of the
University.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.


Haven. Conn. Dec. 16-The first grant
of financial aid from the recently founded Car
negie Institute al Washington to any depart
ment of Yale University announced to-day.
The department of paleontology of the Peabody
Museum and of experimental psychology of the
college the recipients and later grants to
other departments are expected. In neither case
is the actual money value of the gift stated,
each department receiving the income from a
certain part of the $10000,000 Carnegie endow-
ment.
The Yale grant decided upon by the Car
negie Institute directors after careful study
by them of the needs of the Yale scientific plant
several Of the Washington directors having been
in New Haven for some time looking over the
field. President Daniel C. Gilman, ii is under
stood, personally took deep interest in the
Yale application.
The Carnegie endowment provides for a dis
tribution of the income from the great fund
among the universities and scientific men for
their assistance in original research. In the de-
partment OF paleontolOgy in Peabody Museum
DR. J. l.. Workman will receive working in
come on which to prosecute his investigation or
the great Marsh collection of vertebrate fossils
In the department of experimental psychology
Professor Edward w. Scripture will have a
sufficient income to make possible the develop
ment of his studies and laboratory experiments
II is expected that similar grants TO other sc1en-
tific departments of Yale will follow soon.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
PLANS FOR MRS. GRANTS FUNERAL.
The Body To Be Placed in the Tomb at
Riverside Park.

Washington. Dec. 16.-While the final arrange
ments for the funeral of Mrs. u 5. Grant Will not
be made until after the arrival here of General
Grant and other members Of the family next Thurs
day it is settled there will be short religious
services in this city and that the body will be
placed by the side of that of her husband in the
tomb at Riverside Park. New-York- The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company has offered to provide
a combina ton for the coffin and pallbearers
and private for the of the family in the
tourney from this city to the tomb to be attached
TO any train the funeral party may desire. The
Secretary of War has directed that all the army
officers stationed in New-York and vicinity shall
attend the services at the tomb in full dress uni
form 1t has been arranged that the steamer
Meigs shall meet the funeral party at the Jersey
Ctv station and convey it to the tomb, where there
is a convenient landing place. Secretary Root and
many other officials will accompany the funeral
party to New-York and attend the services at the
tomb.
San Antonio. Texas. Dec. 16.-General Frederick
D. Grant commanding the Department of Texas,
returned a trip of inspection of army posts
yesterday afternoon. At Alice he first learned of
the death Of his mother He hurried to head
quarters in this city, arriving last night. Soon
afterWard. accompanied by Mrs. Grant. he started
for Washington on special train.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Mails for Hawaii Japan China specially addressed
matter for Philippine Islands. via Francisco.
close here daily $50 December t22. in
elusive dispatch s Peru
Mails FOR Hawaii. Francisco. close daily
$50 D. December f22 inclusive. for dispatch
per Zealandia-
Mails for China Japan. Vancouver and Victoria.
f23 inclusive dispatch per Empress Of India.
for T. s Postal Agency at Shanghai can
not forwarded via Canada
and Japan. via Seattle close here daily
D December "a. inclusive. for dispatch
FER s. Riojun Maru
Mails for the Philippine Islands, Francisco close
here daily at 6:30 D. up December f2I. Inclusive,
for dispatch per U. S. transport -. .
Australia (except West Australia which Is
Hawaii via San Francisco close here daily at $50
D. m after December f13 ard 70 January -. in
:. SonOTna- Gf the CtInard
steamer CARRYING the British mail for New Zealand
does not arrive connect with this dispatch.
extra maiIs-closng at $3.50 $50 a and $50
.. M: sundays a 4:30 a a and $50
and forwarded until the arrival OF ths
Cunard stsamerl
via Europe New Zealand which via San Fran
ciscol and Fit Islands tmai be specially ad-
dressed via Victoria. 3. c.. close
to January f3. inclusive FOR dis,
patch per s Nodna-
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands. via San Fran
cisco. close here daily at ESQ m up to January d
inclusive. dispatch 5. :. Mariposa.
Transpacic mails forwarded OF sailing daily
and schedule OF closing Is arranged the pre-.
OF their uninterrupted overland transit fRes>
istered mail closes at 6 p. m previous day-
Postofice. New-York. N Y. December H.
CORNEILUt VAN COrr. Postmastas~ \
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
ExcoMMUNICATIoN FOR LIBERALS.
Protest of Roman Catholics in the Philip
mines Against the New Church

The Manila American in recent issue says
rTrouhle is ahead for the Filipino lnde-
nandent Church The Church of Rome has taken
coenizance of it, and means to DO everything Will
In its mower to cause it to die a-bornln-
Then If quotes "I1bertas." the organ of the Cath
olc Church as follows:
Our heart is sorey afflicted by the continued de-
fections of no few Catholics, who. having fore
sworn the true Church. have fallen mlseraDly INTO
the arms of Protestant sects -,
1ere has been denounced by great part OF the
press of this town. Last Sunday Prespyter Don
Gregorio Aglipay. who Is resting unGeF 5he 1 sei en-
tence of accommodation major, publshed py the
Ecclesiastical Court of the Archplsh0prlc. on May
4 1885, has attempted to celebrate the aWful sac
rifiCe the to inaugurate the flnPiho Iiut I
nendent Church, SacrilegiouSly Violating the BODY
and BLOOD of Jesus Christ in the august mystery or
the Eucharist and disgracing publicly the sacred
We therefore in view of this so sacriegious at
tempt take the opportunity TO give llstIucIoHs as
eyhort and command all the faithful OF every class
and condition that whoever in any manner CO
goes to them out OF curiosity are suiIy oI
he same crime with the actors and place then1-
selves in danger 66 nn feat daVs attend mass
ceIehra ted by schiSmaticS heretlcS, VINO receive
the sacraments. who call upon them to assist at
marriages burials who receive from thern any
service belonging the true clergy or who com
municate with them in any of the sacred rites;
Moreover, they incur the excommunlcatlon major
reserved in an especial to the Roman
Pontiff all heretics and schismatics, those VINO
form the NATIONAL churches ana VINO deny neG 0oeui
munication is incurred by all who animate with
these sects -. ..,.o,.o .bo
1-oris of these who call themselves founders OF
the ma tiona church; they are only ProteStantS IN
their doctrines and 1t IS natura5 tnat clas o
should lie deceive and to seduce the incautlous
with patriotic words. and, as St Jerome says
There schism which does not IN IN ehe pegn fon
from the Mother Church"
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
HARVARD STUDENTS NUMBER 42el.
New Catalogue Shows Increase in All
Departments.

Boston. Dec 16.-This years Harvard catalogue.
which will be issued tomorrow. shows total of
426 students In all departments of the university.
an increase of 40 over year ago Counting Rad
cliffe College and the summer school, which are
included in the enumeration. the total number
of persons enrolled for instruction. foots up to
5205.
proper is 1884, 81 than year The
greatest increase in students is in the college,
which now has a membership of 21J9. against
ssS in 1901 and in the Lawrence Scientific School
9s3 in 1901 and in the Lawrence Scientific School.
shows its usual gain in number of students, this
years total being $40. and includes graduates of
ninety-four different colleges, The Medical School.
with AS men shows a decrease. due to
ouirements for the first time. chief of which Is
college degree for admission. The Dental School
shows an Increase. with I2 students The graduate
school has 3l6 students. gain of four The Theo-
logical School remains before The catalogue
notes the opening of two museums since year
ago-the Geological section of the university
museum and the Germanic museum.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
DIED.

conn DscsmSeT fonS B..5 1s Ed Notc. M
Of funsrai hereafter.
BLANcHARD-on Tuesday December Js Henry Martin NJ tin
Blanchard son OF the late Anthqny R P, cSmrcb salem
y y at II o'clock a
BRANDEon December IS at a r,cdas m HenTg S 5 sa
Year funeral services Tuesday evening" peGsOs @ az
Ibervaye Ig at e' NewNRocheie. Tnterment private
BRowNAt n j. December @ 1S 49,, 1902 s:ss1ts .sn
P,st6n p a. 65,'S * J. on THURSDAY December IS. at
cARPENTERon Third day. 18th month. 18TH at his resi-
denoe No 42 Domnl0hs' 5oTfce OF fneraI hereafter
pEDERER-At Yonkers, Tuesday, December 1s 81 Emily
in her d year Funeral seTVcss ass al Ife
ave-. Yonk.rs Thursday. 4:so p. m
s B5eYn 5f ioya On HR Fs6era al 1fSS Lillian
ntn sths eRadE william Adams Hay Funeral Dri-
Magou5 n at 5Tst FaoyS % eeSa se4iR & q
Funeral announcement hereafter
into rest & On dtsag T. o3o5 So.
OF funeral hereafter
REYNo1Ds-At Mount vernon. n Y pecsEnbss s s,l5 Is
Conn in her s6h year Funeral service will be held az
North s FSSssnSs FIfonave "a s' Mount vernon on
december 1s o'clock p Providence and Boston
papers please copy
sAITER-on December 1e. 1902 at her residence Ford
sam ,ne2a pTvate 9Sy @ at canvenence of family
stIIF,I Ds-suddenIy December H. 1902. Ann Bggau.
VIE Of Ddward n Shields, In the sIth year
No 22a Jererson-ave. Brooklyn. Wednesday. 17th
inst. at 2 p m.
sNITH-December 16 Abigail Smith. IN the s1st year OF
her age the residence OF Henry J. Mccoy,
4Sa Scotand-st. Mountain Station. y. J., the
rival of the 80 p. train from New-York Thurs
day December New-Rochelle and Stanford papers
please
soUTHwORTF-on Monday. December is. Henry G
Funeral service at his late residence, No.
100 East 10Th Wednesday, the 17th inst. at 4S0
o'clock D. m Interrnent convenience Of family.
wEEKs-on Twelfth month; Sixteenth 1902. Sarah Lou
late Jesse X. Weeks. in the 10Th
year OF her age. Friends are invited 20 attend the
funeral at her late residence 113 69th-st,
Fifth day Thursday morning. at 10 ociock
wELLEs-suddenly the 16th inst; Frederick afford
son OF Frederick r. and Mary z. Welles, IN the 18th
wear of his Notice of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
6uerral Nntlefe

Iron Steel. Metal and Machinery Trahss-Ma1 ~
than. Treasurer % Liberty Street -
B. wagenen. Treasurer. and Messrs oenl-
NJ Holman. Norton Goddard. William
RothschIId Rock. e v Connett Alfreh
Book Trade-By Committee-W. W. Appleton, Cha-les
Scribner, Geo. Haven Putnam. Geo. A. PymPion ana
r. r. Bowker. s, %
Hide and Leather Trades-Mr. EcWarc cd-oR1oNs -
Spruce Street. - s..
China Glassware Trades-Mr. L 8 Owens oecr~"
tary Crockery Exchange. in charge ., <,x.,s.
Coal Trades-alessrs. Ward & oyphant, II Cortanns
Fur Trade-fsy Messrs Leopold We'll Brothers 80
West Houston Street
JeweIry Sfverware Trade-By Conmit'ee-saes&>s -
Leopold Stern and Emanuel Untermeyer.
wOMAN'S AUXILIARY a,
80. Through Woman's Auxiliary, by senolns ai~
rectly Mrs. James Speyer. Treasurer. ZoI AAisO0
Avenue.
OTHER METHODS
all leadinS COM
establishments las c1Iys
in the hope employers and employees Will naSs
contributing to this broad cnaritya
(5. Through auxliaries committees on all tns Shs
changes
90 Through gifts direct TO Mr. CFdAFLES LAY;
TER, General Treasurer, II Nassau ST.. Wnotn -.
money. however contributed should be sent oy secx e
his order endorsed TO hirD. before Jan 10 iTS.
GEORGE NACCTLLOCH MILLER, President
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
INCREASE IN PIG IRON OUTPUT.

The pig iron output next year will be largely IN
creased by the additions to plants planned or IN
OF construction on the part OF the large COM
panies number of new furnaces have recently
been constructed and others have been begun or
are to be built by the United States Steel Corpora
ton Rogers Brown & Co. the Lackawanna Steel
Company the Union Steel Company, the Tennessee
Coal and Iron Company and the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company. Last months output of pig iron
vas 366 617 tons increase of 5000 tons over the
month before There is a producing capacity of
Is 300 tons year in the iron plants OF the
country experts say, and the closing months OF
of 90 100000 tons year.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast

Washington Dec. 16-Since Monday night the STORM
has made little progress There evidences OF an
o,bs- disturbance off South Pacific coast
,,,, SIS character direction as yet uncertain
Pains and SHOWS continued east OF the NlssissI
rtver while 10 the westward as far as the f"o0A'
Mountains the weather cleared.
II Is considerably in the Atlantic states anu
extren,e Northwest colder from the upper lake re
,io, soutbyard West Rocky Mountains 'ie
-a,ber has been generally fair, except on the ou'
California and Washington coasts.
Tho 1eatber will be generally fair "Wednesday over All
.ts,r,.s except that probable IN the
lake region rain Northern New-E-sIailu anu
.ba south ulateau rain in Southern 'ailioiiild
-rb.ra will be snow Thursday in the central SocNy
Mountain region rain in the middie sIope anu
+ta southern plateau rain in the west cur Sta'e
E.,eewbere the weather will be generally fair on
day It will be colder Wednesday in the Atantlc
.b ,pner Ohio Valley the eastern lower lake reso
and somewhat warmer IN the extreme central Nes'.
ON the New-England Coast the winds VIII De nr1sK
ot 70 west: on Middle Atlantic Coast resh 10 orisN
"a mostly northwest: the South Atlantic Coast fresh
, IN northwest; on Gulf Coast light nofth' on inc
- lakes brisk west. the lower lakes prlsk ana
POSSIBLY high west. 49, .... so- 1-rronean norts will
winds and colder clearing
Ian5 .,arnings have issued for the lower ited
80 ana warning moderate rise IN ne
e Irrost warnings have been Issued 4or Ie eou'i
,,or-on Oft East Gulf states.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
The Hospital Saturday and Sunday
ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK CITY
Hospital Saturday, Dec 2I-
Hospital Sunday, Dec. 2e

-rla needs of the hospitals extraordinary this
time Help prompt and liberal Contributions
are espectally Hospital Saturday and sun
Say for the GENERAL FUND. which will be divided
among the Associated Hospitals the basis OF FREE
care for sick poor
t;jfts NAV he designated however for hospital OF
citv and will be duly forwarded the
treasurer Of the hospital indicated by
~ METHODS OF CONTRIBUTING.
,I) Through Collections in the Churches Hos
pita Sunday and in the synagosues on Hospital Sat
urday.
lows:
'Clahin Co. Treasurer
Brokers-R- J. Cross. President; August
Belmont Treasurer y Nassau Street
cigar and Tobacco Trade-Wm. H. Cummings
dent Sigund Rosenwald. Treasurer 145 Water Street
Paint Varnsh Trades-D. f. Tiemann. President;
A b Ansbacher, Treasurer, ! Murray Street.
Drug Chemical. Aniliue Trades-J. I.
President; A. Kutron. Treasurer. f2S Duane Street.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
TRANsATLANTIC MAILS

WEDNESDAY-At $50 a. m Ireland, per 3 s.
Oceanic Queensland mail for other parts OF Eurpe
s. OCEANIC at o-5O a n 1oF
Europe per $ ;. St Paul. Southampton -,
THCRSDAY-At a N. for France. SWitzerlano 1tA,s.
SPAIN Portugal Turkey. Egypt. Greece British IaGls
Lorenzo Marquee, s Touraine. Via f1aeEo
(maiI parts Europe must be directed per
s. s. La Touraine'); at a for Azores 4s4anOS'
S. Peninsular.
sATURDAY-At for Europe per Lneana- eiT Va
Queenstown; 30 a. for Netneriands 49,
per Noordam (mail be directed per 8 $ t,9or
daul'O: a for Belgium direct. per s $
land mail be directed per $ 8 NaeeIIa3r 2;
Scotland direct. Ethiopia tnnaih
directed per s. s. Ethiopa'1-
PRINTED MATTER. ETC--Ths steamer taxes Fr1nted
Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
only The OF mail matter for other parts OK
will be by this ship unless speclAAy
directed by
After the closing the Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls named above additional supplementary Malls ae
opened piers OF the American. English, Frencn
and German steamers. and remain until within Ten
Minutes OF the hour OF sailing Of steamer.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
Postomce Notice.

Should read DAILY by all interested as chanssA
trne-)
will close (prornptIy n the General POST
ONCE follows: Mails close hour earer
closing shown below. Parcels-Posr mails Ior
Germany p. Sunday, per = Deutscn4Al3'
Friday. s. 3 Patricia
Supplementary mails close AT forelgn sd-
ton than closing time SHOWN oelo%
except that Supplementary Mails for Europe anu CetlaI
tionl.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
RECOMMEND REDUCTION IN CAPITAL.

recommendation has been made by the di-
rectors of the Rhode Island Perkins Horse Shoe
Company the stockholders that the company be
rencorporated under the laws of Rhode Island,
with a capitalization of 81 100000 instead of the
present capitalization OF 81 2750O0o The effect of
this will be, IL said by of the directors
yesterday, give the stock a distinct market
value. earnings for last year would give a re
turn of ga per cent the proposed amount OF
capital
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
Gperial Notices.

An election Of twenty managers of the New York
Institution Blind and OF three Inspectors OF e
held Institution. 3tth and
ayenTe at O'Clock Afternoon OF Wednesday. De
cernber oath, 1902. -
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who sail for Southampton on the st.
Paul
s A. AckIin James Ford Sell. George
{, Barnard. j. T Bennett. r. J. Bdwe. Miss Bldweil
Mrs d. Nj. Boyd. Miss Bette Boyd Mr. and Mrs George
u Harris MI. and Mrs. Samuel insult. Mr. and MIS-
e B. Hoop1nan. F. NJ. Leonard. Paul Libby, Major
Carrnxton Smith and John Weber.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17

OFFICES:
MAIN OFFICE-No. 154 Nassau-st-
UPTOWN OFFICE-No. 1864 Broadway. or any Arns'r>
Telegraph Office
WASHINGTON BUREAU-No- 1322 Est. ~
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-Frederick " so1'nner. NO.
T94 Broad-st
LONDON-Ofice oS THE TRIBUNE az No las flset-Se-
Brown Gould & Co. New Oxford-st
American Express Company. No WatsrIoo .e. rlsee.
Thomas Cook Son Tours. Offices. Ludsate CIrSSus~
The london office OF THE TRIBUNE is a convenlens
advertisements and suDscrlptioIss
NICE, FRANCE-Credft Iyonnas
PARIS-J Monroe & Co.. No . Rue Scrloe.
& Co. "A Rue des Petltes E-cuf1es'
Morgan. Harfes & Co. 81 Boulevard aaussInann-
Credit LyonlIais Bureau dss ECdnserA
Continental Hotel newsstand
Grand Hotel newsstand
Breutano's. 81 Avenue de fOpera
American Company. No IL Eue
GENEvA-Ionnbard Odler & Co. and Union Bank-
FLORENCE-Fr-nch. Lemon & Co. Nos and VIZ
Tornabuoni-
HAMBTRG-Anlerfczn Express Company. No. IL
Observation-Disclosures Express Company. No 9 Bahnhof
Strasse-
GENOA-A1erican Express Company. No ID Via san
Lorenzo. .
ANTWERP. BELGIUM-American Express Company.
Quai Van Dyck-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
MARRIED.

T>;J-uMER-STOCKIIY On Tuesday. December 16. 1eo2
a. The second PRESBYTERIAN Church Cleveland by the
Rev DR. Paul Sutphen. katherine e Sockly. Of Cleve-
land to John r Plunmer, jr., of New-Nork city
-IF,RN Ann ARTIN-On December Is. by the Rev Dr.
G. C. Houghton Sarah E. Martin to g B. Iierna1
NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
THE PASSING THR0NG.

Robert T. Hudson. Of Pittsburg, who is in the
wholesale drygoods business, said at the Hotel I'M
peral yesterday that he had an
ATTRIBUTES idea about the prevailing strin-
STRINGEECY gency of money in Wall Street.
TO PROSPERITY. Il find the explanation indexed
right in my business" he
declared. Take firm. for example At this
time of the year. when importations are coming
through the customs house. and are selling
ahead credit always borrower. Our
loans from the banks about this time of the year. IN
the past have aggregated about SSVQgv0. rms
year they are considerably over S5OOoVO me reason
Tor this is the enormous expansion or business
soma hde business never good as 1t Is now
in our line. Where a dealer ordered $4,000 worth
drained the credit column. believe that the money
Of the country is being used in legitimate business
The money is, therefore, not available for the use
OF spectators and stock boomers in Wall Street
When these payments are made and credits ad-
justed then money will flow back. and they can
Doom things: but just now legitimate business is
using the money. and 1t is only right that the
money should be so used"
Calvin R. Keech. banker of Cleveland. said at
the Hoffman House yesterday that few people had
any idea how much money was
LARGE lying idle in saving banks. credited
UNCLAIMED to persons who appeared to
BANK claim it WHY one bank in
DEPOSITS. city said Mr.. Keech, the biggest
savings bank in Cleveland has what
1 should consider enormous in accounts
OF people VINO dead. lost missing, and for
whose money claimant appears L suppose that
every savings bank IN the country has a large
this subject and the banks have to furnish the
banking department of the State from time TO
time with full list of unclaimed accounts. but
even that does not bring forth the owners or
heirs
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
The woodIavvn Cemetery

"a the most accessible cemetery of the metrop-
oils by Harlem trains. trolley or carriage
Thirty minutes from Grand Central. Lots
sold at SIPS up. Send for Descriptive Book
let. or by request a representative will call
OFFICE. 20 EAST 2sD-sT.. n. Y. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17

,,.. ,sro,e,are ve~terday. 81 degrees; lowest. so
@ average for corresponding date last year ~
ayersee for corresponding date last
IorsI forecast-E'air colder to-day pr1sk hofth
est wnds Thursday far
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17
OPERATION ON SENATOR PRiTCHARD.

Washington. Dec. Ex-senator Pritchard' OF Nor'h
Carolina to-day underwent slight surgical
oneration While the operation was painful II was
not serious and the Senator is resting conl-
fortably-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17

appetite be restored falling health be re-
be brought TO the weak through
Dr. ID. Jayne'o Tonic VeTmtfuge
New-York tribune., 1902-12-17

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dcrsed with full name and address.