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The sun., 1902-07-19
Union sccks Injunction against tnion
Tor krcp'ng o.. VI ~ From N'ra.


rrorrev = I, y Iuruyau. a,'ing or t'-
half Of me Hov."-nlu.- luor ot ThIad'l-
.t.a ,ri vIcintv. srrg'd 90 common ~" Pc
court y vcatcrd,v Tor Su iL.nu"' or
-r..r.' tho ,uur,I o' ''r Nu"d Bu .i.'.
l.. g.. and IT. ofl,cf-. bI'."l = Wood. lT"- .-
t..i Michael JIrpn". o. Pre- don't ...
o,-l v Brown. ~',r,taT. 'n'u Love, Ir'.,..
ur.r ,at John St'vsIiif, urt Frank Penn.
trrr. If'.ff'TIuE with i." .a"'. ''f- 81 '''
Nu... .r-.f..'l-. mon o. co., utlng "tuplot u"f'
.rd 30 .,uHuf.'l 20" An,'l l'nt"s iouu'.. 90
I.-..... .rr fou VurAw"U.. ,tri- to the m",rt'r.
ni rUr nol-e-ui'hr' luIou
The APPLICATION Tor tu uHuncttou = ~"
.r,mIr,i'nn of e dispute srovins out of m
,'t.rup' nod" hr a." Nllird Trad. dou
81. ,..,.. .p,l Vie hOu u-ss-IUIih~ u,yi. - cote
.t.', vfi tho Btldg" 'cn-trh'' I"n ~ d
ItnH ArFk's-' mon. under u" nam" ~ ti''
t'rr-d l1u-r-Wiih. aud Wiis'u"n li'"f
national I mon. lo'tl IS
Iruy.r o. no.oNHu explained 20 th" 'N"r'
fh.t tn,. rr"iru.r. ~ tho BrIts' uu~tfT'' .r'
and Iron Nurk,Ir. ufou ~" n"i MO l'
t.tyy out.fis work. -urh ss Na'c luE OF N..
troi. slri.r-. vA,r thr logs'-f N- IT, .r.
.r'.rf,T uufa -rI,t 80 buI.'I1g "l'. Ii'f .'..'
IH.. OUTSIDE vnrkl.'u 80" lot N..HH'"I p" .
.,..r,, I..4. % en- 30 cent? un h'.'. N... o.
...,,....-f..'H Doe work To- "| .s'tf- 900 '.... tIN
,l. \I.u frr1s.s mon isl -r''hI's o." ."'. l''
'r.. mouse. .'urn- 20 raise ih'J .f.''r '' 100
vr noroyun d"rouno"l No action u ''"
Allied TRADE r'on H- ,o'-i i y" ...'
,r,..-, ''r lricH oi i,ho' and ."-. ~ ''' '.''.-
r... .r I'm. ,lfv 80" ..lrHdE dri'.na .'' "i"l
.,t..r credit or CHARITY for -HIis'' l- f T'-u.
~ 'u" ltt"WW Of 'h" NlN'd i'',- ,nNi, y
a., lr.H'rsrlv d,','" 'h" pri'"- To d" DO
u.7-s.d nv ~ d-~ unions
,uir". I.rlr'tcr t't Nc''r.' grat'"i
tho Dol. N. = iou ~ UrlNrG 10Y
The sun., 1902-07-19
ARMY COLIEGE INSTRtCTION.
Board of Omcrr~ Ia Arrange Course of
stud, ~ Fort IraN enw orth.

NAsHtNGIuN, july ~ Preparations have
been made hv the War D-par n rnent To open
m. General S"rviC" and stan college At
For, I,avcuwnr'h Nan. on SEPT, I.
Al order has IlIst b.--n lssued appointing
a loard of officers To meet at Fort LeRv.n-
worth on Julv 81 to prepare course 81
instruction for the college adapted to the
period ~ one year. The board IL com-
posed VI the iulIowing officers Major
Smith = Leach. Corps NJ Engine-rs, Major
Henry Grerue. Assistant Adjutan'-
General. Major renry VI. Andrews, Artil-
l"ry corps Major William u. Beach, Tenth
cavalry Capt J"s-ph Dickman. Eighth
Cavalry
l. has been found inpfar icabl~ 10 de-
vc'op th, in.trIctiuu contemplate ed IN the
officers -ch"ul- A. -ts, bur u detail has
lsar mate ui p.'CriN for the class TO enter
the staN college next September.
Two huildngs containing forty-eieh
-.'ts ,f grur'"r- q tVo rrufns and bath
each viii l..ai.n''oa for the ~" Of he class
The of'1l ORDER avs thai u j. tmprac-
'IUarlr "a tht. 'lme to make any provision
Tor families 4 student of'io"r-
The sun., 1902-07-19
utLI,N IwwnRtNTs iEtD
sSs.ssa tame 10 uhh ssan,r, Last Seas
-te~er q anne trsra tsviaad.

NAsuiSutoS. July ~ \ larger mum
her ~ Immigrants srt"r'vi tho United
State. from Italy last YEAR than from any
other country, tho tutsl number ~ Italians
entering our ports bring i7s.j75. gain Of
4, SO over the numtrf - tho year before.
Austria Hungary rankel ss-cOnd. The
number of immigrants from that country
"a. III .Oss. a gain of $500. Tho greatest
Increase Was from Austria. Hungary. al
though the greatest p"rc-utAgc 81 IN
creas. was from Jspan
japanese 20 tho number % i<.,7o entered
the United States last wear. as against
only SEQ IN ia. year trfore. This record
II surprising 10 the immigration officials
from th. fact that n Was predicted more
than year asu that the emigration %
JsI aI.'-.' iroIa their nati,. country TO the
United Stat"s Would certainly decrease on
accuuut of measures taken bv the home
GovrfuInen' 10 prevent emigration 10 the
OCCideut. A. puhi-lu.d several daN= ago,
the total inning alton of aliens in'o the
United States during the last fiscal year
was e+s it3, es against isI,sls IN the year
b~for.
The character - irnmis graf On has changed
g1.aiiy within H.. last few wears. The
IRISH no longer pTr,iominste, the mum
b"r CumIlg from ireland lasi year h-'ng
oulv 2s,lss, as against y,3dl IA he h-s al
year lvaI aud countries which formerly
sent few of their pFople here are now pre-
dominant ia cur itnmisration statistics
There vas gain IL 1000 In Russian
and Finnish immigrants last year. the
total number bcing iO7 .StT The Swede-
incr"a-sNd by 7.;e5, the total number being
N ,se<
There was a decrease In immi grafton
from only seven countries last year. he
total dcCrrasa tring only about 2 500. The
The sun., 1902-07-19

,.uci-d for the widest publicity, the let
ter containing the insult va published
and the mr'l,um nv which It reached tho
public became "a matter Of no con-r-
quchcr - anvho,ly hut himself The
spanish Minister'S position m this coun-
try az oncv bcsan. untenahlc Our
Government promptly demanded his
recall He anticipated the inevitable
action ~ Madrid by resignlng IL he
had not departed voluntarily, or had
not been recalled by his own Govern
ment. our Departmental State would
have sent him his passport within
very few hours
Why should We expect or hope that
the Cuban people. justly indignant be-
cause the representative of this repub-
lie IA ConsukGensral at Havana u writ
ing home insulting remarks about their
capacity for government, viii take
a view uf Gen BRACES responsibility
for his private letters any different from
that which the American people held III
tho case Of Duffy ~ LoMf,
Considering the advanced age Of Gen.
BRAGG and the known infrmities of hls
tongue and pen, the easiest solution OF
'he deplorahlc affair will H. for his friends
10 persuade him to resign and come
home. In no ovent will he have the sup
port Of public opinion in this country.
lie il about az unfit for the delicate re-
quirements Of his present post as a car
boy of vltriol
The sun., 1902-07-19
A Remark able DIV.

Asa dav Of sensational events on the
water. Thursday last will probably hold
the record for many vcars
4 salboat carving seventeen per-
sons was Capsized of the Isles Of Shoals.
and fourteen of them were drowned
Being without air cans 10 sustain the
boat. she sank at once. and there being
no life preseryers. such ~ common sense
and due regard tor the safety Of human
life would have put aboard pleasure
craft. the party - young people were
left struggling in the water without help,
and three only wcr" saved. II this eN-
pericncc sends a shock of caution along
the coast from Nam" to Florida. u NAV
rcvolutinnizc III" methods ni using small
boats II ough, ~.
OF Portland m" long-eNpected hap
pened. 4 fin keel dropped nf, and tie
boat il had boon aCCus,o omsd Ia hold up
right caI~i2rd. happily with no loss -
life The lin keel l. metal plate at
tached To- the bottom of the boat. hold
ing a great lump of lead on the lower
edge Il enables small craft to carry
grea, sail. and when lost the craft 81
course goes over.
The third event was 81 n more pleasant
character. 4 five-year-old son Of Mr.
WILLIAM r. HOLMES Of Anglcsea, y. u,
toll into the water and was under It for
twenty-five minutes before the life
saving service go, the body. Yet the
miracle of restoration Was accomplished
and the child Is alive" Care IN keeping
children from falling overheard should
not bc relaxed. but u Is comfort tn
know how tenacious life IL in PERSONS
seemingly drowned. and how persistent
should b. the efforts Ia revive them
The sun., 1902-07-19
rRs HD.Nr N,vrS n,R,Htr,
the t~onretieut amt . sai,iana 1rii...
teone-.s~ ana " NaslslaGtop

WAsutNutuN Juy ~ NDrI s4.
c'''v~d a. the Na,y I.raru,r' ..
from ft'-I l'n' k.u.r,,. .stt ..
cids-l "a fb- iI-trIru 1000 ... .f.,...
"a. t~' bs' .'sl.p- trH on. w.. ...
crui-srs aItb'Ilsu il t...-,-.
NaVal act Tor ms wear o., f4....
to b" ballt bv the Gp,Dfumru' a. 'f. ...
ISn navy ward viii - Ia, Conn.
and the ot h"r hat'Is-Aip. Co l.,
priNat" ,oii' raCt. NDl u- tU. l...
The afinor,-i ,rIls~rs Will t,' tl, i.... :.
and TIA" Washington
lh~t~ - evidently sCnls ar'.r. .,.,.
on the par - ~" naval aufLu'iI.,- p ...
people OF tCun~-s"- ant Ma-il.y..
ts' IN ea'l-''e tssau~. cruise. -.r .
hattlcshil's N'r" named ..f O.. .. ,.a.
rams wee 'aA"u uy tu. = ...
nent when ,h" Hr--Id-n' = S...,sr.I. ....
announced Ca, explain 'Itf rI, ..I.....
we're really more clabOru'- ,..,. .. ....
the batilrsitiV-. a. tI"tr UUl' - ,... ..
elusive OF srmur AMI Hrusi..f'. be- t..
.O each. wull" lie l.mit 90 uu-t
battl~Slup, "NC.G~lNo uf afIuDr Yt.l ......
mont, - 3 30. 90
III. Naval act prov d'j f.r 'f, ,,.
riruCtIuu 80 two ,ceau-g ~ -'.,.. f...,
Tor tn" navy SECRETARY NJ ,p,iv .tr..r.. .
to-day that one should l- hUr 10 ,..
Boston Navy lard and the other "a. y .
Mare Island Navy Yard Each tug w..
cost t7OU0
The sun., 1902-07-19
N0RE IRt>fHf>T DEIti.
>o Report ar rrnn.i IL snias Application
WIN Iir Read, on Tuesday,

The Aldermen Whu arr 'ry,ug 20 hold up
IN" PENNSYLVANIA tunnel franchise hav"
DELAYED rhr granting - q little longer
The Ali"rmen's Cpmmiite" on Railroads
was to have met Yesterday 10 ac' on the
franchise before the adjournment for the
summer, A. III" meeting time none of the
m.nh"rs was present. Half an hour later
two reached the city Hall, hut went away
I.1'"r three other m"'nl-rs siraggied H.,
hu' departed when they found none uf
their ,oll"agu"- around
TIA" 60 sur - that 20 report viii I've laid
haiurr ia. Aldermen on 1le-lsy md a.
that will probably b" 'hc ast m.ctu & Nh"
lizard TOR several vsArh. A. least. acoun on
the franchise NAV hc DELAYED UHt,l the
fall
An .fTor' will bc made Nv Borough Presi-
dent Cantor on TIesiav 'o pass a resolution
discharg,ng the committee. a tnor" which
will have IN" cNNc, uf bringing the anChis"
before IN" Aldermen for irn'ncdiat" con.
,lierafl8u
The sun., 1902-07-19
REALTY ASSESSMENTS rNFAIr.
Gfout says mat some Parcels Are Rsi~i
at . Fourth OF Their worth

Comptroller Grout issued ra,s,ne,,
yesterday declaring that he had -ea.nn -
believe that property IA this civ va. ~
sesssd at less than so per cent ~ e., rsal
value. He says
In Brooklyn rry-nine parcel. we're .,
aiuined. and ~" aggregate s-s.-sel 30. -
ot 'h''sr titl -Lluo parcels were tpuai ~ b..
only AO. p"r cent Of ths real uf irsE.,
value In Manhattan aud The RrouN sil',
slN parcels s'T" "XEuinrd and 10. nsgrr. Ifs
Sss"-sf-t Ntiu"S VET" found - b- uf.N .. .t
per cent o! tAH real oi ultrkr' value I....
trCel- were not s'ls'fri tor 'f' l..r. ...
~ pIONiuE .Iy theory. but trr Hls' '.. t...
ccls vhir'. we've s'irc's.i ur on.f~i g. ...,.
Tor -choOl sit-s. library su"s. tttu .ftss ...
stations aui bridge sppfua, or I,....
I u.y udl,s'. that the real urur~f'. . =,
viN II Hs."'-''d al ircs than uu"-huf oi ~,
actual Nane
Among tA"s" various parcels there sre -
y" found Itr,"ls whose ys-"--'st N-.."
oi.-thiTd oI onr-qunrtet of tL'.r tral ,4...
~ hIlr Ia many other cases IA. t-s.'s,a ......
ar" '-lual to 80 greater than ih~ a,'4.. '....
J. B., not tact. Therefore. fnHt ~" .y,r.. . .
Of l~-@,-sd NulVe- i~ grnhtb'y less ''.r ...
per cent - IA" real value. hut 30 'H, slH.
tiTr. Ath tho ,uHdlttpu. tD"f. e.. 50, ...
utmost inequality Hut aufuru' - .,.,..
m.Gts as p"'N""n irii, itual parcel
The sun., 1902-07-19
TIE King ,ui,p >Icla'ion of recerc,

To- Tnt FuItoI ~ H. 50 80 n ~" f"-
port printed IN IHf ~ e. July o.. of 'N" pubic
au'or-y on m" tDdy 81 tie unior'u' ~"
vortg woman Whose .utridr and If"'IpI-
uo'oriety prevented l,r FROM ~ l'a'' Oh"
privilege 81 . pu!"' grtv" is iru'. ! would
request thnt you prtut ~ equally corsIrVoI-
plt,,th- uatu'.~ ot the vulgar V rc' ru".. u.'si
,,l and legal VITO v"rr re- Iousth hl" iur o."
outrage 10 modIo,l u'u IU'oi'~i,~ tr" 900
.v.rvdav matter Tho vr''rI ls.If.y"~ 100
,outtFll -orv poet uptr'N. "NaUlut' ON nl -"
Decreased m al uIhhr hN-It'ul., aud u '''
-v.f.uittt u-' of l.i 'hr drlD .o t,H f'IoHs.I
tie h,ud- ~ th' '"r"u"f "f ur."u "u'U"'''..-
for stI.utIu' - .d'
hut that the Imunc should Da. r.rm it.fi %
icar ~ ~" o'iUilr. 'Nf'iH U u" .f.' ..
po.--ihl. vav. l. at outtHrr 90 90 'T". o.. oi
,rli,a'N aud luuu'. ~" #'s uff' ~ . t''.'
autoi.v Ia ia" upen sIf. vuvf" co." H. ..s
stranger could -atislN iis mortal ,.tf.u .us.'N
aud even ciildr-u could -. what 40 =
On j. to ~" tncredihl' 10 truH. .' ..'y'
-omrthing has occurred which ,uuld ".,} h'
adequately punished h, trsi-',,.s southern
NnChinf u
NV NorK. July "a
The sun., 1902-07-19
Nerr yana Avenue .

To IHE EpIruR oF luI SIS seeing
that there u some discussion a. 'u Is name for
the upper part of seventh aNri"'. may I
-uvs-st "a tribute TO ~" nt-t ,i.i'nr who
j. recorded ~ having called horr. th,' ~ h"
named ,"rrarano avenue \"rr1Frun vJ-
q FlorcJ 10 navigator aud traveller. -r .lrS
A. = tr.n'h corn p, AID y" 'nuIH '''H.. .-l nd
~ Issl nearly % uUiirrl NsaV- hf. .I. u"u-
dirk hudson hove ~ ~lght NItI o.. llH' Noon
tlud-on hs> hr"n mem. u'pcd tu '.tu. VtNs,
trIt N..rtavaio ln~ n ld at,-ohIt".. 80 .tpN ,
not oven ~ apartment hou." h,.n. named
e. hi- honor " hat ~" uitfvr N.th Yer
rnyaros Va n" ahead Of time NTt dp
>tn.rt, tu- hold that against Irlr. A'f-
rtlauo avenue would sound v-rv v,' dot'f
you thiuk' % NII,i
u.HtIN luly I.
The sun., 1902-07-19

she i.. anil many a false Glad tn -~s
YOU and every polRs social Action 10 he
from the Father - Lies Honor itself
Is no changvle-s marble figure. hut an
idea that varies from age 10 age We
aren't going to call boy dlrhonora-
ble because he happens to have a false
notion of honor, Teach ham better {;
purify him with the knoNle,isc 81 the
Immaculate world outside the school
fence. but don't regard HIM n utterly
reprobate and child of pcriItion.
New Orleans is not 50 much saddened
by the spectacle Of cribblng ~ not
To smile b-atifically at the virtue OF the
South.
We wonder are We right n thinking that the
schools and colleges 80 the southern state, are
IN thus respect. somewhat sur~rot To the schools
and colleges st the North retc. a, least, ne
srhoolboy and ciues. student nav. no, yet learned
tts, 10 Crh In an slAuihAtiun Is sinsu ot
>hrcwd or rooney thing 20 80 me 'hins
ths impre>s-s ~. among the nien I've met Al the
Norh once salt q southern student 'o the pru'
fo.sor OF = N.w rnslknd college. " That thsN md
~ Easy here To ,ale ushy tnus> that Ar serious
and to taa, seriously thns, that arr !ga' TN"S
think a huge jokr to crih " iEtoIgh an GAMMA
ton. They regard II a, quite so,emHiV 60 relate
90 taeir fellows their religious eigeHences' The
southern studen, had fr-.h 10 mind certain students
who were o. eloquent In prayer meetings ~ they
we're ssnfl In crfbbinS You have ioucati the
rotten spots IN Yankee character. said the pro.
f.ssor OF this Ss~ England college Coonlness
Ahi hypocrtsy No no, hypoerD. protes'ed
the southsrnsr. These men arr absolutely sin
cere at the prayer meeting ihsr. their character
ss,er,s i,seif They are e,e-edihsy ssiiful " crth
h.rs . In eispinAtion. th-r- Their sbty comes
into riay
Life Il full of cheap and eosv salts
factions. and none 81 these seems to I've
easier and cheaper than moral self
satisfact ion. the pleased Consciousness
II moral superiority Even cr,bblng
has its ,iss> and make one conscience
pure -. II Southerncr draws
gun or knife on professor, ar two
Snutherner~ both members of we'll
known Southern families carve or
pepper one another. the Northrrn"r
pats himself approvingly We know
nothing about "rbbIng in Southern
schools and ,ollegc- In Northern coli
leges II is almost dead OF dying hnger-
ing only IN the foolish deVIccs Of the
law rather than the dull. We don't
believe that II ever was regarded ~
smarr or -hrewd Iikea- pony
are ponies never ridden IN the South
land?--it - regarded a. a means of the
idler toward an end Probably II will
not become absolutely obsolete like the
Presidents freshman, the Patron a. Har-
ward. the custom of blrchinc offending
undergraduate" publicly. something ~
thought le~-ne>s. foolishneSs and narrow
n.s>s may he psrioned IN boys since
even not all men can he as sage and
good and centuries Old ~ th" h"raters
of rnbblng seem 10 bc
Thanks 10 New Orleans for th" imag!-
nary conversation Tho New England
professor who said ooouins~s was
never u Yankee PERHAPS he came
from Louisiana. 20 which We recon-
mend ourselves respectfully. only Won
darins that the Pelican. contrary 20
its reputation in legend Is 80 nkInd 20
'he voung.
The sun., 1902-07-19
Tho tni,-r,li Habit.

y,r-I - .., a.. ''' Ii''
. vr,- 60 Shopping .4 'ii.ss atut
Nd >t' 'ef
80 Nfi No.
A. tH' haUI
Her ~sis w,' ~ 'rr" - sur.r ~ sl't. gr'
and many fuhhc ne i,'h'' 70 'an''''
~ boz hs'
~ The b1tN
Sh. wondered n all %" 'nrNhp'lons hhrt 'rrr
We're fastened lust rsaI va at LrrrAs nc 'AIc.
sht -
tt lir lrt
a ihr ha
go her A. cNurrA ~ 80 sf'sfef her psw
Nui 81. ',t
tH roc Nt1
n f'r hsot.
Sh,h.,,,, .k,rt ts,I ,.., ri,'ly And rev
Aps tquii~ suov NHai no ias''1irss rish' DO.
U H'I 'sf
90 Deg hf
% %, fsa.
81. ..,,,ss rnr.,is sn.fsf 80 st r'ayrfvss sad
~. turrhrd ah.4t uH... 100 rrst r'uu Wa read -
tHI she ft.
CO.. 4rf bsI'
~ th~ hrUa
I,.. told her one ushf taat q, loved her "a. r'ad
Nul s'. l'.
Ipf NsT nrf
81 80 hH..
-. sso lsoA ,n'r.. ST., U#H.' ipog glad
Sue L.o.-d B. !. ,I. .4o.Il.. Welt fnS' ~s.-' 80
N.u ,Hs '.'
IH.' trf bsU
80 ifc pa-k
SIN, All Iart ,a..l ..a,As a rtsa' deal - A.fru.
Iotu rs M 10 NJ maiden We touni h'' ~ ar,
When shs frt
tof hFF b~Ii
a. ~ bark -
The sun., 1902-07-19
his Friends should Induce Him ia
Resign.

The view which Consul General BRAGG
il said tn take Of his pig = tail and whistle
epigram about the Cuban PEOPLE il that
having been uttered in a private letter
IL concerns neither the American public
nor the Government of the nation which
was the subject Of Gen. BRAGG con-
temptuous comments
The same thing might have been said
81 Minister ENRIQUE DUPt'Y DE LoMF =
memorable epistie 10 Sehor CANALEJAs.
wherein the writer's ContcmptuouS
opinion Of the late President MCKINLEY
was expressed IN language which no
American could regard as ANYTHING bu,
insulting To the whole country. De
LONE had never expected that his often
slve words would 90 beyond the person
To whom the letter was addressed II
was a personal opinion and a privileged
communication as long as It went no
further The Spanish Minister was IN nn
way responsible for the publication Of
hs insult Whether that publication
was the result of trcscherv or the sequel
IL theft. Sehor M LONE Wa himself the
victim Of an outrage
Nevertheless. the circumstance Of
Senor DrrrY pE LoNr's own grievance
or misfortune did not af1c,t IN the slight
est degree his position and NJ possibility
after the publication HIS only pu-sibe
defence was denial Of authorship, and
I hat he could not make. Personal or
Oh sCial. private and confidential VI in
The sun., 1902-07-19
no NAIL NEWS NY TELEPHONE.
Ths reasons for the Rule Expaaaned ~
the Post Omce Authsrittes.

THE SrS has received an indignant
letter from q correspondent who COM
plains that when he asked the supertn-
,endcnt Of Mai,s at the general Pos, Once
for information a. 10 the time Of arrival
q a mail. he was met by the statement
that II was against the rules ~ the de-
par;ment 10 furnish such information by
telephone
II was explained at the Post ONO y-ster-
day that al The time tel.phoEr- Srre put
In the Dapsrt m-rt issued an order lini ln9
their u-c strictly to Department buSin, -
between he man offC" and it, brsnche-
In addition Information - gives; ~" IL
liable tn he misundrrst God. II was said
The D'parfment issues bulletins from
time to tine giving all Information as 10
arrival and departure of mails Ties"
bulletins are displayed In every Post Offic-
branch
The sun., 1902-07-19
WINS PLACE M PHOTOGRAPH.
Applicant for Rural Free Delivery job
shows H~ Can Bundie Letters.

WAsHISGroS. July is-A unique protest
TO the officers Of the Post Ofiice Department
was reserved from rejected applicant for
placs In the service Yesterday. hy superin-
tcndent Machsn. u the rural free q d'!ivcry
s'rvice. from Goshen. Ind.
An applicant for the position of letter
carrier was recently rejected on account
of physical disability, stated 20 b" u
manned hand The protes, received
was photograph, cabinet size and arr
isticallv finished. 81 ulaL'- hand. clu, h.
ing a package of letters tn" thumb l.
missing az The SECOND joint and the hand
IA otherwise mutilat"d, but Tie package
Of letters - held IN a good, firm gnp.
This physical disability viii probably
he o"erlookrd and the man appointed h-'-
caus,' IT hls Photograph protest
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MONEY FOR PiRkS REFI >ED.
Tunnels and bridges Needed t1rsi. s.r"ut
says The Mayor Agrees.

Park Cumfni~sipn"r- Et>ti~ ~ The Bronx
and Young Of Brrpklyn APPEARED is'f"r"
the Board of E-timat" Yesterday io ask
for bnnd i--'lies sgs"ea'ing sl2i.0D for
the improvement nt 'n' tru'"na Park
way Iu ia" BruEE and e ~" HIg' and
sunset aud Institute Iark- N BruuNlVy
Cawp,rrllrr Gro'r uhie,f-d ur 'ic
GROUNDS that -" CI'y VA, 'u' u"ar l'- p'''
limit and tla' 'h" fn,usy Wa uur' ''' ''I
flr tunnels and brIlsr. pr .idr'' t''r'-
laid hc thougl o. Nd, A. NECESSARY ~"
d.yelop ~" city'- park a. 90 huiid huds"-
Mayor lpv -idct vI'h 'h" tomptruI''-.
and tho r, .,uc.ts v,r, "A l'd until the ciiN p
ruNfc,ss viii permit 'u".I .uu~id"ru'Iuu
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Roo, aud Corbin at Camp Meade.

GrTTYspr'RG, Pa july l. Secretary
u War Root and AGJu'anr -G"n"ral CorhIn
wer" the guests of Guv. Stone ~ camp
Mead, to-day \ diVi-,un review of III"
National Guard - pcnusvVnnia F"oto =
Fourth tui'ei S's'"S Ar'ill"r" anl Troops
g. and H. S.,'.ud 'lvBlr,. I : A.. Wa
'cni"r@Sl tie ,,-itor~ iu ~" Iar'V w'H"
AgsI-iau, Adiutaui -Ocu"ral iH.'"r, t''I.
I,.plari W.od G"n Ra'r-. Col Randolph,
MaIpr and Mr. Dunn AID l.'cu X Clark
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lnmarricd Wen for second Lieut. .uant.

NASHISGTON. jUy II In new r"s.
tons for governing ~" appo,nfm"t .
second iiolf chances IA th" army ~ Nu..
men ~ ciyI. uf", ~" secretary ,' vs.
Nas '1ii down the ru." 'iiRi mo- rl'.'. ..
fur aiIiD d rn"r' who '- ~ ~ eel -f.. .
'Nlrir@d Ih~r" ar" very few 'haaEr
m. TOW regulations from pr, NipIs cuad. .r
pn'-Hritrd ,yrt. iJ'"- rIiI>t &c ,-,tv
h" ag'.- of - ami - YEAR. " H ca
tate g. a graduate II military school .
a usmicr - '',' National Guard Ic U.
~. -.t.' t.,..iuus'',dtUuI- from ih" 81
90 Ni'loIa! ,.utrt uu'hD'.'."t
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CHOtTE TO REPRESENT Us
special Ambassador Rel Il WIN Not Wait for
the Dsy OF Coronation.

WASHINGTON, July ls-ln RESPONSE 10
Instruction. from Secretary Hay raying 1t
To the discretion nf Joseph II, Choste. Am
hassador 20 III. Court - ~. Jaine-, AMI
Whuelaw Reid. j..c3ai Amhassldor To- m"
cIronation ccf-uoni,-. whether Mr. Reid
should remain to r~pr"-''ii the nit'=i
SIate- az the poStpoD"d coronation IN Au-
gust. Mr. R"id EaS informed ihe stat" DE-
partmert that uul..-s some up1orss''e n
r.ason should arise h.' viii ,ail for horne ON
july - Mr. Choat" will represent th"
[ nItrd State
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Tho Hon AiEx.spHh SrKPnrss tiAr,
q senator ia Congress from Georgia. s
said To have fought the confirmation Of an
sppointr- 10 q four,h-class Poet Offce on
tho ingenious ground that the mans father
~a- arrested seventeen years ago for play
ing poker and used to go 10 horse raccs and
drink whlzkey
Will never give my consent TO any
man be- ming a Postmaster who has such
antec-dc nts as that tho Cracker caro-
crie. or Is reported to lave cried. Nov. b"
l. known To I've truly good man. without
VICES grca, or small lie doe. no' smoke.
he does not chew lie doesn't do any
thing that would h- UNIV urthy al al IL
illuminate ssraph and Georgia i- Justly
proud OF his virtue sui. 10 carries HIS
belief Ia hsredily little too far. and there
will b. cakes and ale ia spite of him, Whis-
hey is a medicine. and II poker and racing
lie fault. Con help the wicked There
are colleagues of Mr. CIAY's ia the senate
whom he should r-proye But. perhaps,
the yarn IL the WORK 10 some enemy of MIR.
tLAT's who Wishes TO discredit h,in in
Georgia a State fun Of pic'y. but not lack
ing In sporting blood