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New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
NO TURKEY HUNT FOR ROOSEVELT
Hard Rain Mars Outing of President and
His Family.

Rapidan, Va, Dec. 21--In a driving rain the
President Mrs. Roosevelt and four of their chill
dren, accompanied by their host. Joseph Wilmer,
went horseback riding this afternoon The party
left the Wilmer mansion shortly after o'clock
and did not return until o'clock 1t has rained
here hard and necessarily since early hour last
night.
This morning the President and his family and
Mr. Wilmer drove to TIE picturesque little Episeo-
pal church in Rapidan TO attend services the
trip was made in a big carriage capable or seating
comfortably persons. 1t was drawn ny four
horses Mr.. Wilmer himself driving, Not more
than d Of worshippers braved the storm to
attend the service. No reference was made py tne
rector, the Rev. DR.. Cross. 10 the President
After the services President and Mrs Roosevelt
were greeted cordially by the rector ana the Few
members of the parish present, the fntroductons
being made by Mr.. Wilmer. Owing to the severe
rainstorm the wild turkey hunt for tomorrow
morning has been abandoned The President and
his family will return TO Washington tomorrow
morning. The special train will leave Rapldan az
o'clock. and is due to arrive in washington at
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
THINK CRISIS has PASSED.
Cornelius vanderbilts Temperature Begin
ming to Lower.

Dr. Delaheld and DR.. Janeway went hurrtedly
to the home of Cornelius Vanderbilt. at 1:15
p. m. yesterday, as IL they had been summoned
for conference with DR.. Flint. who was al
ready present. They remained only ten minutes
On going away. DR.. Janeway said that Mr.
Vanderbilt was getting better"
This bulletin issued by Drs. Janeway and
Flint at p.
Mr.. Vanderbilt has held his own during the
day at a range Of temperature that shows a
tendency to lower. Otherwise there have been
developments.
A visitor who left the Vanderbilt house about
12 o'clock last night said that Mr.. Vanderbilt
was asleep and that his temperature had gone
down one degree
For the first time since her husbands illness
Mrs Vanderbilt left the house last night. At
S:45 o'clock, in a hired cab, Mrs. Vanderbilt
was driven TO the home Of her sister, Mrs. Ogden
GoeIet, at Fifth-ave. and Forty-ninth-st. She
remained until about 10 o'clock, and then re-
turned home.
Some Of those who called at Mr. vanderbiIt's
house said they thought the crisis had passed
Among the callers were Mrs. Ogden Goelet,
Robert GoeIet. William K. Vanderbilt, Reginald
c. Vanderbilt Miss Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund L. BayIies.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
HIGH BRED DOGS JUMP FROM TRAIN
One with Paralyzed Legs Means Piteously
Over His Dead Friend.

Two valuable dogs, a St Bernard, and the
other a black retriever. jumped from the baggage
car of the Montreal Express on the New-fork
Central as it was speeding north past the station
st spuyten Duyvil last evening The dogs struck
AGAINST an iron fence AMI fell TO the ground The
St Bernard rolled under the train and was in
hind legs.
The dogs had collars to which New-York license
tags were attached. The St Bernard's number
was 2276 and the retrever's 2.Z75
The dogs were seen to jump from, the express oy
q fagman-
The hagnan ran 10 the spot where the dogs had
iumped In the dull light of a lamp he saw the
raugIed form of the dog on the track. Locking
I'D q slight ernbankrent to the side Of the track
he saw the other dog crawling toward his dead
companion and dragging his hind legs The re-
triever when the hagnan attempted to pick him
m erowIed savagely When the retriever reached
the side of the St. Bernard he laid paw ten
DERBY on TIE dead dogs neck and whined ptteousiy
The fagman says it was not cry Of pain, but a
tone of genuine sorrow
In q piece Of canvas the dogs were carried to a
sta bic at Spuyten Duyvil. There veterinary sur
son said he thought the retriever's hind legs
paralyzed and that he was suffering from shock.
He gave it as his opinion that the st. Bernard had
been worth from 1000 TO 5000 and that the re-
+riever was worth at least $500. Both dogs showed
signs of first class breed
When a man attempted to take the retriever
away from the St Bernard he snapped and snug
gIed in close to the dead dog.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
TRANSPACTFTC MAILS

Mails for Hawaii Japan China specially addressed
matter for Philippine Islands, VIA San Francisco
close here daily at $50 to December IT, m
elusive, for dispatch per 5 5 Peru
Mails for Hawaii via san Francisco close here daily az
$50 D. up December t22d. Inclusive fer dispatch
per =. Zealandia-
Mails Cor Chfra Japan. Vancouver and We
3. c.. close here daily $50 Decera
Der t3d inclusive. for dispatch Empress Of In
dia Merchandise for U S Postal Agency Shanz-
Mails for China and Japan via seattle close here daily
$50 .. up December t24th. Inclusive for ae-
patch per 8. 8. Riojun Maru
Mails Philippine Islands via San Francisco close
for dispatch per Q s Transport
Mails for Hawaii China. Japan and Philippine islands
Francisco. close here daily az $50 = M
December f29th- Inclusive. for Dispatch per q 4
Coptic.
Mails tor Aust-az tezcept West Australia which In for
warded EUropel. New-Zealand. Fiji. Samoa and
San Francisco close here daily $50
December tI3 and % January f3. aclusfva
dispatch 3 Sonons or the Cunsrd steaEnar
Carving British mail FOR New-Zesznd does
80 g. ESQ a and $50 ?. Sun
DAYS at a m and $50 .. nk-vSll be nsZe
up and forwarded until the arrival &c the cuzard
Sreaner)
wa Europe New-ZealanG. which goes ia San
Francsco) Eli Islands (sil De specially zd-
Vancouver and Victoria E. C. close hsrs
$50 70 January tS- tnciusfvs for dis
Mails tor Tariff and Maraussss Islands Fran
cisco. here daily at $50 TO January 81
inclusive. for dispatch per s :. Marposa
Transpacifc mails forwarded 70 Of szfnE day
fion Of uninterrupted overland transit fRsds>
tered mail CLOSES AZ .. m prevtous day.
CORNELIUS VAN cOTr, Postrraxtsxs
Post Ofice. New-Tork. ~. r Dscsuaoer ID lSV2< "A
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
RABBIT SAFE, WINDOWS SHATTERED.
Scores Of Mighty Jersey Hunters After One
Lone Bunny.

Bloomfield. n. J. Dec p CspeciaD-In c'ieh"ooo
Park there Is lone rabbit Notning suanse' 80 80
or mysterious about that There are olher zone
rabbits in various places. Some Testaut anu ha
them. He's just plain, ordinary, everyday. seuo-
tailed. fur coated nose wriggling fourfooteo long
cared bunny with the usual virtues fallhsS man hiaI.
ners and propensties of rabbits OF ms cias- MI
being in captivity. he is wild
BUT despite his wish for retirement a norge OF
hunters seek daily 20 intrude his privacy haOla
rabbit hunters by the go daily 70 "ieh"Ooo
Park 70 bag this lone rabbit All day long the pop
~ guns is heard but so far none OF iio MS
hunters have returned with dead' aii'e VI
ed bunny.
Their laudable efforts. however 10 no tii &C. Co.
this one scared hopper have stimulated hohle IL ~
ruEtries to q notable extent, ana may iiiS =,
supply Of doctors Families living near "i P pc
have entered into contracts with glaziers anu ca,
Benters to keep their windows ana houses ~ .pA4 a.
while the hunting season is on. and Eirst ana 70
the Injured" is the book most in demand a' INC
library. So accustomed have these families neconie
n heartnv 3 window shattered by No shot mat
their only Comment when sweeping ,he ieaIsr ~.,,,
missiles from the floor Is. Inc iA
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
TRINITY CHURCH GIVES $4,000.
The Episcopal Archdeaconry Needs Funds
for Sites.

The annual meeting of the Archdeaconry Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Liocese Of
New-York was held last night in st. James
Church Seventy-frst-st and Madison-ave. Bishop
Potter presided at the meeting. assisted by the
Archdeacon, the Rev. DR.. Nelson
The Bishop explained briefly that the arch
deaconry considerably hampered in its mis-
sionary Iabors by the lack OF funds Dr. Nelson
said that there were eleven missionary stations
in The Bronx operated by the archdeaconry-
These were run by seven clergymen and sixteen
lay readers. Owing to the number or people that
attended the missions there was great hope for
treir work. But the value of property had In
creased considerably. and still increasing, SO
that sites for churches that had been born OF the
missions could not be purchased for lack Of funds
Trinity Church. he declared. had contributed Soo.-
600 toward the mission work.
The Rev. DR.. Henry Lubbock. Of the Church OF Zion
and St Timothy. spoke, and was followed by Eu-
gene NJ. Camp. president Of the Lay Readers AS
sociation. He said that The Bronx missions were
seIf-supporting their present basis, but that
they had not the funds to start churches
The Rev DR.. Powers who has charge OF a large
part of the work OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church, spoke mission work in general
A small collection for the benefit OF the missions
in The Bronx taken
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
CURRENCY LEGISLATION.
Of The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Is not some rernedicaI currency legislation
OF far greater immediate Importance. both TO the
Republican party and TO the country. than any
other now pending? In other country occur
the periodic commercial checks and chils caused
by monetary stringency here; and they are wholly
unnecessary due to our bungling and tnelastic
system which persstently refuse 20 modify.
The business interests OF the country may well say
to the Republican party, You have been years in
unauestioued control of the government, and you
have done nothing TO destroy constant menace
to the continuance Of prosperity" And If q crash
comes. as it well may as the result OF protracted
high rates. the Republican party in Congress will
be reponsible. The Fowler bill should be passed
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER
Washington Dec. 90 1892.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

washington Dec. 21-The storm centre has moved
more rapsdly Saturday night and tonight overlies
Western Ontario. The rain has reached the Atlantic
Coast II has continued far west the Mississippi
ts,ver Beyond weather has been generally
fair Sunday.
II is much warmer lower lake region. Middle
Atlantic States and New-England with temperatures 10
to 20 degrees the seasonal average 1t is some
what colder valleys. the Gulf States and
N. extreme Northwest: elsewhere the Temperature
changes not marked
There will be rain Monday from the lower lake
er5on eastward rain IN Middle Atlantic States the
vnduard shores the lakes; with these e1cep
+,ons the weather generally fair Monday and tues
A. Iou,s- region
sobWard through South Atlantic states ana as3
TTe eytrerae upper Mississippi valley II VIII oe
NsW-England and the hooe <AA44--0 '''Ns'
an5 warmer IN extreme Northwest -, - .t,h
~ the England Coast the winds VIII be mgr
10 southeastery: the Middle Atlantic coast
80 southerlv shifting 10 westerly ana northwesefly
beooTnnV high the northern portion: on
Coast fresh soutn"esteIAS ~ ~.
te the Coast light 10 fresh WsSieiy 70
Ne.Li1 Michigan DISK possibly hish
westey ..s,ch 5epart for European ports Monoay VIII
L-fsi5 southerly WINDS sniIhg 10 soHdi-
sea-ir nsse ana westerly Monday night ~ r,,..s
sor warnings displayed on the NewEngiaSe g @
-. "a ~ ire Pacific Coast from the mouth OF the
Soiunbia TO Port Crescent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22

Saturday December % 1902 in n he ne, sath
year OF her age Catherine Ayes Tiao s OF e. sas
No I05 Bank-st. Nev-Tork City. Tuesday Dscem6sr
% 1902 at II a. Burial at Perth Anboy. N J. -
cernber 81 Mary Drake sathgate' gaze ,, ., ~
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BosTwIcqa. Dsc945sE @ e5 ra e. A5sg ,S S9G5 gosfif
DECEMBER o. at 2:SO D.
FE1s1NG-on saturday DsoerbeT 70 at his residence
No no T3h p year Of his age Funeral be
Monday DeGeIn0eT = at and O cb,gtopSsr M I fsre
at I2o D.
GREGoRY-on December II. 1907 late residspce
o-v No; Al eSreEory NJ D Funeral St James
Methodist EgtsS2Rsi 6ecenBer e az Iso m 1atersat IN
White Plains. y. Y
a. e S, is sS. Hsa 40 Gsgs5 M saa'
Iyn. Monday evening $50 and az the Nston S & N - -
the 1880 train Newton. N. ].
at 9nEs5 y T S9s ns4 .:1 70
ne residence qf her cousin in .say @ EFssSx a
noon at $50 o'clock
Rsr RsssFnosT pE Psatsi Ps5sSai i1s4a
services the Madison Square PresPyterian Church
MsdsOn-9pys ps:eTa6sr aSe at NJ Interment at eSic On
Des. Nendax Mass. D''''''''- -
sEeUR-on SATURDAY. peoensoer peoenasoer 20 S. 1907 Aason
Sss- f his age. services the Presbyterian
y Ms9Fap a1 GnFP m Tfaa leaves foot Of at Z m
& S aPsPse7y ss West on RscsR0es . 20
Work Hartman Vreeland aged T6- Funeral Church
~ ST Mary Virgin. West 46th-st-. Monday De-
csulber -. At 10 a. m
wAsHBURN-Decenlber 10. AZ Worcester, Charles
Eraucs Washburn, aged years. months and 8 days,
SON Of Charles G. and Carolns Slater Washburn and
of Charles Francis Washburn-
Funeral on Monday -. o'clock. No "A
F.Ir1st Worcester Relatives and friends invited
to attend without further notice. Burial private
WILL ANS-Passed away December 20. 1907. Fannie
Barratt wife o. B. Williams and only daughter Of
oliver and Fannie Barratt- Funeral services at her
late residence Hotel winthrop. 7thave and IZ5thst.
at o'clock Tuesday evening.
Rev. Stephen Merritt. the world -wide-known
place Of business. sth-ave- and
isth-st: larrest IN the world Tel 1&-lstt-sr
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
ST. cHRIsToPHER's HOME.

st Christopher's Home for Children at
Dobbs Ferry. has issued appeal for gifts to
complete a fund of 10000. Some time ago two
friends OF the home pledged $4,000 and $4,000 on
condition that another $1,000 should be raised be-
fore January / OF this sum $4S59 25 is still TO be
obtained The money is raised by subscriptions.
which are payable at any time next year. and
which may be sent to Mrs John C. Clark. No 1s2
West Seyeuty-fifth-st., to Mrs +, Mason North,
No I2I West Observation-Disclosures atty -second-st-
St Christopher's Home has for twenty years
been caring for homeless children, and now has In
charge about hundred and forty little ones II
Is supported entirely by voluntary contributions
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
voPEcAsr FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.

r.. ,rsu-FnSlaud rain to-day; high east to south
Winds; Tuesday fair. colder
= - aav. probably the morning. Tuesday faiE'
0o. ~ 80 % brisk southwest to northwest winds
For Delaware rain to-day; Tuesday tsir. Ors
s,,,+tvyest 10 northwest winds
- r--.r, Pennsylvania cloudy to-day. probably rain
-. morning; colder east portion; Tuesday fair'
a,da fresh 10 brisk southwest to northwest WINDS
For New-Jersey, rain to-day; Iuosuas ' 80,
-ay, turning
OF colder IN west and extreme souln
sno fair colder; brisk possibly hlsh sou'n
5I15-se ~, shifting northwest - .,r .-a colder 70
For western Pennsylv lvania- ram ram or, o! Sso" am
western ev-York rain today nITds
snow. colder: Tuesday rair orlsA u @
The following official record from 'ne ~eAe eu
- ths changes in temperature for the lasl 'WenS
,or- hours IN comparison with the corresponding ' "
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22

Should be read DAILY 0y all Interested as enans7
ttneJ .o,,
Foreign mails the ending Decernoer 21 IsA
will close promptly IN all -asesl al the General FGss
Office follows Parcels Mails close hour saFer
than closing shown below Parcels Post m5s 1or
denbUrg
Regular Supplementary mails close ar rcrsisa
Station half hour closing time shown below
except Supplementary Malls for Europe and Senra
America. Colon. close hour laIsr al Fors1za
Station.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
DOTING DOTAGE.

From The Yonkers Herald
Miss De spite-I Just dote on George. I under
stand he threw you over.
air ANYTHING.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22

Iy,-ss, temperature yesterday. o. oesfees' %
M .ga 4s degrees: average for corresponding GATE
- last year. % average for Corresponding 'A'
= = -. -rr.r.v-ave years. SO degrees -..- .,t-
or sorecast: Rain to-day coider
ieer: brsk possibly high south WINGS shiiD''- " ~
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

TT-ESDAY-At $50 A. m. Italy direct per q .
Iou,barfta email must directed per g & Lon1~
bardia'D-
WEDNESDAY, a for Europe. per g St.
Louis via Southampton: $50 complementary
~ M for Great Britain and Ireland.
Cvlrfc via Queenstown for other parts OF Europs
must be directed per $ $ Cyrnrtc' ,
THCRSDAY-At I a m. 1oT France Switzerland. Itzlys
Spain Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece British india
Lore $ La SavO1e. via Eavro
(rau for other parts Europe be directed per
s. Ia Savoie''l-
sATTTRDAY-At T:30 a. n. Netherlands direct. per
Amsterdam mail be directed per ;. AE<-
sterdan) D $50 a Complementary II a nj FOR
Europe s. EtrIria- Queenstown. at u a. II
FOR Denmark direct. per >. Island mail must be d.
rectef IsIand')
PRINTED MATTER ETC--This steamer takes Printed
Matter Papers and Samples tor Germany
only Of mail matter for other parts ot
Europe will by this ship unless Specially
directed by
Supplementary TRANSATLANTIC Mails
above, additional Supplementary Mails ara
opened the OF American, English. Erenci
German steamers. and remain open Until within
Ten Minutes hour sailing OF
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
MARRIED.

WINDUsT-DAT-On Saturday. Decenber 20 IN the
chartrv OF the Zion and ST Timothy. by the
Rev DR. Iubecl. Elizabeth Arlory. daughter OF the
late walter F. Day. NJ D. 10 J. Ernest Windust,
London
wURTs-BESEDICTIn the chantry OF Grace Church.
%. 1892. by the Rev William
8 Rainsford. D.. Pierre Fay WJIrts 20 Edith Maud
Benedict. daughter OF James Benedict all OF the city
OF New-York-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22

Brain workers find pleasant, nourishing medicine
and permanent strength-gver DR.. D. Jaynes Tonic
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be IN
sorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22

Burnett's Vanilla Extract
IA best and good for your 1ood
nd having Buruetts.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRA1. AMERICA wEsr
INDIES ETC


csS52a 4ns eO except @ c6 o5 and s0 SUN S Fs
mail for Guatemala be directed per city Of
auIo per : CGrecian Prince (nail other parts
Ia 5 must @ sDBsg ss dEsGsG gsf 50 , H sor 81 fsoaa
SFox tI S1Fq f9 a e1 e C4bfes. az SO
m for Jamaica Der 3 s AdEniFa1 EaTra sa f fo
Tabasco and Ghiapas per = ;. Esperanto C1nan fOr
other parts OF Mexico must be directed per = s.
far TaPE Island an lG aSG boinea nj R9pa6Io per
Hirsi nf~He55 sehiey az rom 70 ~ Paadelphla 3 @ I
5. Hilary CaiI for other parts Of Brazil must D.
gRIDaY-4t 10 a. m. for Newfoundland per 5 silvia.
II N. for Argentine, Urug1ay and Paraslay per
per $ s Santiago de cuba Z for Mexico, per
SANTIAGO via Tanpco C11ail must oe dirsctsd Per
siciltan. from philadelphia
al . a m. supplementary $3.50 H1l FOR Porto Rico
savaniIla and Cartagena be directed per 3 e.
Phils6elPhia at s9 a. NJ SS1PpIs1snsay ~, 80 So =
gena. per s. AIene mail Tor Costa Rica must %
tary 1880 a M for Haiti and santa MARIA per :
Adirpndask at 10 a. m fos cuba per s. : MOTTO TssS-
via Prosreso; at II m FOR Argentine Uruguay ana
Cuba. per caEtsybs VIA M Masanaas 3 C9rdas5y r.A
Mails Newfoundland Sy rail 20 North Sydney. ana
thence BY steamer close at this once daily st $50
and saturiayC Mails for Miqueion by rail- TO Boston,
pnd M Mans Sg q c '9s' S @ al tbs P & sag AZ a
and thence close this Office daily.
are da6s on Moudys wednesdays and saiarSsyse
dressed @ If for NS9 dsSh y y sses CI' cos al s os
daily except Sunday al 13o D m and 13o , M.
ses Seize Puerto cofe1 1S and letter a tdT aT eas: e
close at this Office daily except sunday at II so D
1connecting closes here MONDAYS at so d N %
Belize Puerto Cortez and letter mail for Guatemala,
istered mail closes at p previous day.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22

For tn, eOnyenierce Of TRrRUNE READ7Sr seross &c
arrangement have bee~ mads 20 keep tns
SUNDAY TRIBUNE hls in taa reading r7on's OF tns
hotels named below
LONDON-HoJsI Victoria Savoy Hotel Ihe Lsansnena
Hotel Carlton Hotel. CIardge's Hotel. London anu
Paris Exchange Bankers. Basildon House MooFs-se-
st. London England. Midland Grand dotsA. Nns
Howard Hotel. Norfolk-st. EnnoankTnenr- ry...T
ENCsIA NDAdelpHf Hotel Liverpool. QUEENS s1o.s'
Leeds. Midland Hotel. Bradford: Midland aoos.
MoTeCambe Bay Midland Hotel DERBY: aotless
ShankIin Hots. Iss Of Wight Queen a9asI 1ppg'
Norwood: Norfolk Hotel Brighton; Royal F1sr Hoesls
sCOTIAND-st Enoch Hotel Glasgow: Station Hsss&.
Station Hotel Dumfries-
GIBRALTAR-Ths Hotel Cecil. - ,,,x- -
PARIS-HoteI Chatham. Grand Hotel Hotel de Liz
d'AI5on. Grand Hotel Athenee Hotel % PaIs,s-
ITALY AND SGIrTH OF FRANCE-Hotei dstFq2PPos.sy
Monte Carlo Riviera Palace, Monte 1arlo. sS aosSs
N-tropOle. Rome. Hotel De FHernttage hontg -.
F.oyaI Hotel. Grand Hotel. RoHe. llaAJl -
Mentone: Cd Hotel Clirtnal Es1Jt.es
Italy; Rivera Palace Nice CosrnopoiIlaan S.Sss
Krafts Grand Hotel Nice Hotel de Ia me fLSEs
ence; Hotel Cfalia Cannes. Hotel Beau SITE Ofn7s
Savoy Hotel Genoa, Eden Palace; GSen9a; Srs1 So4
Hotel Florence; Hotel Royal Daniel Venice. SI,.I
Hotel Venice Hotel de la Vile. Milan; savoy 1l1sssy
Reno. Italy; Hotel Royal san Hennc' 10S"A
Savoy ROssanigO Naples. --..--.
EGYPT-Ghezrsh Palace Cafro Shepheards Eotaa CAro<
Grand Continental Hotel. Cairo
BRCSSELS-Le Grand Hotel
GEIRMANY-Nassauer-E Hotel Wissbaden; Kaissr-acr
victora-Bad- Wesbaden; Hotel Serseessl
Nuremberg; Hotel Stsphanie. Baden-Hadeni ao~sA
Bellevue Dresden
The Baur Lac Zurich Cd Hotel Na1iona1. LIcsrne-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22

THE TRIBUNE Will be by mail any address
this country or and address changed often
as desired Subscriptions may be given regular
leaving. II mora convenient hand them
In THE TRIBUNE Ontca
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
By EARLY xAH xzAN.
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ssw-fORH CITY,
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shargse a postage IA a10is-s~ -
the rates med afSvs-
THE TRIBUNE will be mailed Cuba Porto H.cos
Hawaii Philippines without extra expense Aos ~
efgn postage
For points Europe IN the U1rv>sssA
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed AZ Ins Iof
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22
GperiaI Notirfs.

An election Of twenty managers Of the New York
the Blind and OF three Inspectors OF Esc
will be Institution, gath Street
Avenue o'clock the Afternoon Of Wednesday. De-
cerbsr cath. 1902.
Epilepsy.
vbs. cases are curabIer Dr. wiIIianson's pamphlet
sent free. Box 24T. Dobhs Ferry. n. Y
HefniSke
& Bowen, MEMORIAL " IN Oo w
New York
New-York tribune., 1902-12-22

Address all relative 20
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The London of1ce OF THE TRIBUNE ts a eonVsniene
Place leave advertisements and 5uDscrlptlons-
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Continental Hotel newsstand
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American Company. No. II Rue scr1oe
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New-York tribune., 1902-12-22

Among those present at the clinic and AFTER
ward at the luncheon were Dr. Lorenz. LIZ
MdIler. Dr. Newton N. Shaffer, DR.. T Halsted
Myers DR.. Virgil P. Gibney. DR.. Homer Gibney'
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