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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-01
Executive Appointments.

The following appointments were an
nounced yesterday from the State Execu-
tive Department:
L. c. Kelly, Justice Of the Peace
Walker County; ]. II. Jones. constable
Beat 5, Calhoun County; ]. H. Lester
Justice Of the Peace, Alfalfa, Etowah
County; Louis L. Schwarz, Notary
Public, Birmingham,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-01

and oficially greeted Eiihu Root. the
American Secretary Of War. on behalf of
the French Government. General Piston
said he saluted the army Of the Ameri-
can republic in the person OF its chief,
the Minister Of War. Secretary Root
thanked General Piston. He proceeded at
once to Paris.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-01

ter of A. D. Fabritls, has been set for
August s. before Justice b. II. Screws.
The brother of Creconardi of Opelika,
who was expected yesterday did not ar
rive. but the prisoner confidently expects
him today.
Creconardi alleges that Fabritis caused
his arrest through malice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-01

II you have no appetite for your meals
something is wrong with your digestion,
liver or bowels. Prickly Ash Bitters
cleanses and strengthens the stomach,
purifes the bowels and creates appetite,
vigor and cheerfulness.
adv---Ved- fFi-suu-wk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-01
Through Sleeper Montgomery to SaI
francisco, Account Biennial Meet
ing Supreme Lodge Knights
of Pvtkias.


A through standard Sleeper will leave
Montgomery for San Francisco, August
9TH, 1902 at 6:S2 p. M, via L. and N. to
St. Louis, C. and A. to Kansas City,
Union Pacific via Denver to Ogden,
Southern Pacific, Ogden to San Fran
cisco.
For reservations, call on s. T. suratt.
Union Ticket Agent. or G. w. EIey, Trav-
cling Passenger Agent. Union Pacific
Ry., Montgomery, Ala. adv-3t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-01
AN ENTERPR1s1Na WOMAN.
Operated Matrimonial Bureau, Blu
Came to Grief.

LAGRANGE, Ind, July S1.-Mrs. Victoria
Gibson of Butler, Ind. is under arrest
charged with fraudulent use of the mails
in conducting a matrimonial bureau. II
is charged by the United States authori-
ties that by means of advertisements she
secured a number of matrimonially in-
clined victims who sent her sums of mon
ey for wives
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-01
CONTINUED CAPITAL CASES.
Ezekiel Boswell and Wilse Coleman
to Be Tried at Next Term,

to Be Tried at Next Term.
The Montgomery City Court yesterday
continued the capital cases against Eze-
kiel Boswell and Wilse Coleman, negroes,
until the next term.
Ezekiel Boswell is charged with the
murder of Hal Pinter, the crime having
been committed several years ago. 1t
has developed since the indictment of
Boswell that the name of the murdered
man was Hal Piner instead of Hal Pin
ter and on this account the case was
continued for the term.
The crime with which Wilse Coleman
is charged is the beating to death of his
7-year-old son, several months ago. Alb
sence of witnesses caused the continu-
ance
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-01

A large number of Texas cattle are
being taken no.thward. During the last
week over 1000 bead were sent out.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-01
Creeonardi's Trial Sci.

The preliminary trial Of Salvatore Gre
conardi, charged with criminal assault
upon May Fabritisa the s-ysaE-Old daugh.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-01
French General Greets Root.

French army. boarded the steamship La
Savoie on her arrival here this afternoon,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-08-01

The friends of Freight Agent Acosta Of
the second division of the Atlantic Coast
Line-formerly the Plant Systen-were
glad to hear yesterday morning that there
will be no change in the freight Office OF
that road in Montgomery. Mr.. Acosta
was the freight representative of the
Plant System in st. Louis, and was
transferred to Montgomery several
months ago to succeed Commercial
Agent Kirkland OF the Plant System.
The Louisville and Nashville train No.
leaves for Cincinnati at s:25 m. in
stead Of $50 a. m. as formerly.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
JACOBS NOT WESTERN DETECTIVE
SAID ne WAS DISCHARGED HERE AS A CON
DUCTOR FOR FAILING TO col
LECT FARES"

some facts were brought out about the record OF
Joseph Jacobs who procured the evidence for Dis
tct Attorney Jerome for the raids against Tender
loin gambling houses two weeks ago at the eXafni-
nation OF three OF the prisoners before Justice
Wyatt Yesterday Jacobs declared that instead of
being a Western detective. as had been announced,
ne had been IN New-Hork Tor ten years This was
under the cross-examination of James W Ridsway
He said that ne had been a Deputy Sheriff in
Washington Territory ten years ago and that he
had come TO New-York TO work for John Monks a
dock builder al No lSO Water-st. He had then
been employed conductor and transfer agent
by the Third-aVe line for eight years. When asked
why he was discharged, he said II was for failing
10 collect fares
You didn't ring them up" said Mr.. Ridgway.
Why nOt?'
1t too much trouble replied Jacobs
He said that he had been employed by the Cit
gems Union a clerk for the last nine months.
Jacobs said that he had lost $40 in 'GillespIes s"
place and that the money had been furnished to
him by Lippert. OF the Citizens Union. LpperT tes-
tined that he had accompanied Jacobs 70 The place
az No 10 West Thirtyeighth-st had lost $40 there
and had seen Jacobs playing faro.
Gillespie held in Sl.0e0 bail for trial in Gen
eral Sessions. Bail was furnished by Adolph J
Jansen, who Is said 10 be the protege of Al
Adams
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
NFW-YORK CITY.

In the series of Illustrated talks on The History
OF Art % be gwen AZ Genealogical Hall No. 226
West Fifty-sizth-st.. Monday evenings. beginning
November 10 by Miss Florence Levy. William A
Coffn. director OF fine arts at the Pan-American
Exposition. NiI speak American Art on Jan
uary ;. In the same course Frederick ; Lamb viii
give a talk on Stained Glass al the studios al
] & r. Lamb No. % siXth-ave.. on January g
" German Martin. who has been sent 70 this
country by the Public Instruction Minister OF
France viii deliver an illustrated lecture IN French
tomorrow evening before the Alliance Francaise
Of New-York. NJ Martins subject viii be Gothic
Churches" and the lecture will be az the Young
Mems Christian Association Auditorium. m West
Fifty-seventh-st
Al the annual meeting Of the Confederate Veteran
Camp Of New-York. held Monday night at
Tuxedo Hall, the following were elected Com
rnander Edward Owen. lieutenant commander
Samuel Paul, adiutant, Thomas l. Moore. pay
master. Stephen W Jones; surgeon. Or. J Harvie
Dew. chaplain, the Rev. George s. Baker. exocu-
tive committee, William Lindsay. former United
States Senator from Kentucky, Theodore G. cas-
kin. Edwin Selvage William Haas and c. Z. Thor
burn.
Michael Lynch. who was arrested last Saturday
on suspicion Of having caused the death Of his
cousin. Miss Mary Lynch. who was found dead in
her room. al No 3S1 East Twenty third St was
discharged from custody by Magistrate Pool in
the Yorkville police court YESTERDAY The vyon,a,
Hdu OSN- 1'u' "eehs WH-n heI pody
found and the circumstances looked sus-
picious. The autopsy revealed however. that death
had been due 10 natural causes
The Harlem Property Owners Association will
hold It's anniversary meeting at the Twelfth Ward
Bank Building No. lH East One-hundred and
twenty -hfth-st., on Friday report will be made
of the results accomplished by the association es-
peciaIly in connection with the gropose5 aboItio,
OF the railway station at Observation-Disclosures
st and Park-ave, the Park-ave assessment and
East Side rapid transit
Mails from Melbourne, October 4 Sydney. Octo
ber 6. Auckland October TO- and Honolulu October
d reached San Francisco on the sono ma ana ,,ers
dispatched east on October p. At 6 p m. They are
due in ths Guy on me morning Of Saturday No
venber / Mails for Australia Ney,-zealand 49,,
Hawaii viii close at the General Postofice, In this
cit,- As advertised 9
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
GIRL STABS CHLNAMAN.
HE HAD LOCKED HER UP IN HIS LAUN
DRY ALL NIGHT-SHE PLEADS
SELF-DEFENCE.

Kept a prisoner all night in the apartments OF
Foe Wah. a Chinaman. at No. $50 Grand-st'
Brooklyn, Mary Kern an eighteen-year-old girl
made her escape early yesterday morning after
stabbing her oaptor four times The Chinaman'
who is twenty-six years old is in ST Cath
arine's Hospital where il was said last night
that he was expected 10 die at any minute
The Kern girl, whose home is at No 152 North
Fifth-st. held in the Manhattan-ave. court
on a charge Of assault in the first degree The
case was adjourned until Tomorrow bail being
fixed at 81 600
Foe has conducted a laundry in Grand-st Tor
about three years. occupying three rooms on the
ground floor, and the neighbors say his record
has been good. The girl had never been in the
store until Monday night when she was sent
there 10 buy some tea. which the Chnaman
sold a side business According 10 the story
told by the girl Foe Wah said that # she would
come around later in the evening he would give
her some valuable china. When she returned at
10 o'clock the laundryman ,ook her into the
back room and, after putting gag in the girl
mouth, left her locked in the room
Early yesterday morning. il is alleged. FOE
attempted 70 assault the girl. and threatened TO
Kill her with big knife If she did not keep
quiet When the weapon slipped 10 the floor the
girl picked il up and desperate 70 the last de-
gree, she plunged the blade four times into her
assaiant's back.
AS the young woman ran out OF the door the
Chinaman pursued her, the blood flowing from
his many wounds She collapsed from eXhaus-
tion in front OF No. 112 Maujer-st and the
Chinaman tainted in the street only a short dis
tance behind her. Both were carried 10 the
Manhattan-aVe. court. near by From there the
admitted the stabbing and declared that il was
done in self-defence.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
THREE COUNTS AGAINST STTLLM4N
1T Is BELIEVED THAT HE WILL PLEAD
GUILTY WHEN ARRAIGNED NEXT
MONDAY.

The Essex grand jury late yesterday. after
noon at Newark presented three indictments
against Claude L. Stlman the defaulting
sistant secretary Of the Murphy Varnish Com
pany. whose embezzlements. il is now under
stood, exceed $4,000, The indictments were in
cluded in batch Of indictments handed 10
Judge Skinner when the grand Jury came into
court. Judge Skinner has not been asked TO fix
the amount OF ban in Stillman's case. and Still
is unable to furnish bail in any large
amount.
He viii be arraigned before the court on next
Monday 10 plead TO the indictments. and il is
believed that his plea will be guilty in order that
he may get the benefit Of the clemency usually
extended 10 prisoners who throw themselves
upon the mercy Of the court and thus spare the
State the cost Of jury trial The books OF the
Murphy Narnish Company We're last examined
by experts in December. 1901. and an examina-
tion is now in progress. II is believed that all
the larger stealings by Stillman are known.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
REORGANIZATION or ASPHALT TRUsr.
PLANS OF COUNSEL FOR EARLY SALE AP-
PROVED
IBy TELEGRAFH TO THE rRIBuNE J

tBy TEtEGRAFH TO TIE rRIBuNE
Philsdelphia Oct. 2s-The plans OF counsel 20 OBJ
tain 5udical decree for the sale Of the assets Of
the Asphalt Trust have received the approval of
the committee on reorganization and the receivers
The FIRST step will be taken tomorrow. and II is
believed that the sale will be oonsummated early
in the year
In carrying out the plan approved the trustees
of the American and national bonds the Land
TUE and Trust Company, viii be served with
torTnal notice 10 pay the interest on the bonds
Thirty Gays Will be allowed for this under the
terms OF the tusteeship OF course, no payuert
Is expected, as no funds have been placed al the
olspossl OF the trust company for that purpose
The attorneys viii then request the trust COMPANY
70 begin legal proceedings for the sale OF prom
cry. Inc apphcatlon FOR sale will be made before
Judge kirkpatrick. al Trenton II IS believed thai
as the insolvency OF the company has already had
so much publicity, more than thirty davs' ad-
Neftsement OF the sale VIII be required BY the
court II this is the case the middle OF January
VIII see the sale confirmed
AZ or before the date OF sale the new SSl coo 90
company, which IS provided for in the reorganiza-
tion plans recently declared operative. viii De in
corporated, and a purchasing committee represent
ing y vii os appointed 70 bid in the properties II
per cent ot the entire issue of bonds will be ouf-
pleted by March ]
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
The MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS


Queenstown oct IS , 90 ? mArryed. oceanic
,eeied) -
Plymouth oct = l2.So u-Arrived Graf Wal
tersee tIor', Kopr, New York for Cherhourg and
Hamburg lnd ptccecled).
Brow Head O,t 2S-Passed steamers Chicago City tBr
Hunter, NcW-Nork for Bristol, IL Is a Oceanic
tBrls cameron New York for Liverpool
Prawle Point oct 26Passed British Prince tBr
smith AntWerp tor New-York tnot as heforei
Leh oct 2tArrtved steamer Mokta tBri. Cooper. New
York.
Emden. OCT 24-Arrived steamer sparta GerI Rubarth
New-York
Antwerp. Oct 2T-Arrtved Enoch tBrl Barr
New-lork. 2Sth. noon Kroonland. DoNrud. New-Yn
Eremen. oct 2S-Arrived steamer Kronprtnz Wilhelm
Ger. Richter. Nev-Iork via Plymouth and Cher
Boulogne- e-sur-NIer, oct cs. 10 m-Arrived steamer
Potsdam putch', Potter. New-York FOR Rotterdam
CherbourE. Oct 81 m--Arrved C5rosser Kur-
proceeded.
Genoa. Oct 24-sced steamer Scotia CGer, Hamer New
York beforet
Naples Oct &i-Sailed. steamer Buenos Aires SPAN Al
Danube Oct 22-saileI steamer Bucuresti Gsuru, for
New-NorH
Gibraltar. Oct Passed steamer Scotia 4r FIanner
Genoa for New-NoTk, I m arrived steamer Alier
Ger. Bote New-York VIA - MichaeIs Naples and
tfenoa tand proceeded
Dunedin. Oct 2S-Arrived previously. Goodwin
tBr'' McL.an. New-York via 81 Vincent G V
New-York VIA Ponce R
Bermuda ost 2S-Arrived steamer Pretoria 'srp Nc
- Lucia Oct 2I-Saied steamer Camoens tSrl Penrice
from Rio Janeirol New-York
81 Mlchaes. oct 2S-Arrtved, steamer Liguria Utah,
Montana Genoa and Naples for Nev-Nork
- vincent G V, Oct 20-Sailed Sabine (3rl.
Bahi1 OCT -saet. steamer Soldier Prince tFr'. Dunn
trom SantOsI New-York
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
Tunnel VICTIM GETS sH.099

me sun OF Harry p Talcott Of New-RocbeIe
who was injured in the Park-ave tunnel accident
was setued Yesterday by the payment Of 5000 dam
ages oy the New-Hork Central Railroad Compan,
s hsS0,'; "ho was nineteen years old sustained an
~ uts ~ ms spine He sued for sos COO damaeeS
& ne SseIement &c Is IS vas made with W B. May of the
hfftn OF Il u Ninans a. May. real estate brokers
9t 10; oSo Fhth-aVe. who Is guardian ad litem for
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
ra5rTs SUIT AGAINST HOWARD GOULD
He ALLEGES THAT EMPLOYMENT FOR LIFE WAS
PROMISED TO HIM.

HE ALLEGES THAT EMPLOYMENT FOR LIFE WAS
PROMISED TO HIM.
The second trial Of the suit for $4,000 damages
brought against Howard Gould by Frank Now
BRAY his discharged valet. was begun yesterday
before Justice Truax in the Supreme Court Now
bray while acuns steward on the yacht Hide
gard lost the sight of eye through an accident
that occurred when he setting off fireworks
Tul,. 1 1898 lie was aftervard employed valet
by Mr. Could AT $50 a month. but was discharged
in August 1897. He asserts that Mr.. Gould made
a verbal contract 10 employ him for life. and IN
the former trial before Justice Giegrch in 1870 re-
ceived verdict for 5000.
Nlowhray testired yesterday that Mr.. Gould had
promised him employment for the rest of his life
II he would not talk to reporters or lawyers about
the accident or about guests on the yacht He
was dis harged he said. because OF the influence
Of Miss CleIumons Mr.. Gould's present wife
Mr. Gould denied that he had made any contract
with Mowbray employ him for life. or that he
had said anything Mowhrdy about not talking
10 rep7rters or lawyers. Testimony was intro
duced 10 show that Mowbray drank 10 excess.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
GREATsINGER AGAIN DENIES RruoRs

he SAYS ne HAS NOT YET CONSIDERED THE
TIME WHEN HE SHALL LEAVE THE
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.
President Jacob L. Grestsinger of the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company was again his desk in
the Montague-st offices yesterday after an absence
OF seven weeks
7 have not resigned and have not contemplated
doing So" said Mr Greatsinger when ne was told
OF the constant rumOr that he was about 10 sever
his connection with the company Asked whether
il was true as reported that h would retire from
the presidency on January J. Mr.. Greatsnger re
piled with a smile:
I haven't considered the time when 7 shall leave
the BROOKLYN Rapid Transit COMPANY"
In his absence Mr.. Cireatsinger has visited friends
IN Duluth. MINI. shot ducks in North Dakota So
journed in Chicago and been with his mother in
Elmira y y As Mr.. CalderWood is fully CONNIE
tent attend 70 all the detail work. President
Greatsinger says that in the future he will ,ln-
doubtedly be away from MS desk much more than
n the past.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
WOMAN GAGGED AND ROBBED
PART OF JEwELRY FOUND ON MAN AR
RESTED LATER

RESTED LATER.
Miss Catherine Dore, Of No. pa West Fiftieth-
ST. SAYS she was choked and robbed in her
apartment by a man whom she once knew
slightly and two strangers early yesterday
morning According 10 her story she was awak-
ened from sound sleep by the presence Of the
men in the room. One man attempted 10 force
wooden gag into her mouth to prevent out
cries hut Miss Dore pleaded and promised to
remain quiet, so the gag was withdrawn.
While the first man held her firmly by the
throat the second roughly took two diamond
rings from her hand The third went
through the dresser in the room, taking posses
sion of chatelaine purse with a gold chain
The purse contained $50.
The men. making her promise not 10 scream.
quietly left the fiat, locking the doors with keys
they had. Miss Dore then went to police
station At the Hotel Regent detective sent
out with her was making inquiries. when three
men walked in.
There they are, There they are" cried Miss
Dore That's he" she added pointing 10 the
middle man The detective seized him. and the
other two darted into the street and isap-
peared The prisoner said he was William
Deane. twenty four years Old no address. In
his pocket was found the chatelaine purse and
chain He admits, the detective says. having
entered the fat. and says the other two men
have the rest of the property stolen Deane was
held in $1,000 bail for examination.
Al the Regent last evening Detective Higgins
arrested a man who said he was John Young
twenty years old and lived AT the hotel Miss
Dore failed TO identify Young one OF the men
who entered her nat He was held
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
FALLS DEAD FROM HIS TRICK.

DRIVER WITH LITTLE son BESIDE HIM. Sue
cU1dBs TO HEART TROUBLE IN FIFTH-AyE.
John Clark. driver for Clarence L. Smith. a
contractor, OF Thirtieth-st. and EleVenth-ave was
driving truck down Fifth-ave-. with his little
son on the seat beside him, last evening. when he
neeleo and fel dead 10 the street, from heart
trouble
Clarence l. Smith was informed, and repre-
sentative or the hrm identified the man as Clark
hut did not know his address and so the son could
not be sent home. He taken 10 the Central
Park station. and a supper was bought for him
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
WOMEN HELP DEFEAT BILL.
To BOND DOBBs FERRY FOR sl22OOo
WHICH WAS LOST

There was ? special election At Dobbs Ferry here
YESTERDAY at which the property Of the vii
lsge passed upon proposition that the village
should be bonded for $4,000 for general improve
ment purposes. As a result Of general opposition
70 the plan. many women who own real estate
turned out 10 vote. EN-State Senator Charles z.
McCleland actively worked for the proposition but
il beaten The vote was ll6 10 -.
Among the women who voted We're Mrs Henry
Willard Mrs Wilde, Mrs Masters, Mrs. W. II.
Brown, who is daughter Of the late Colonel In
gersoll. Miss Storms. Mrs Frances Masters, Mrs.
s. @ Brown, wife Of Colonel Brown, Mrs Tyros
and Mrs Joseph Middlebrook The women were
driven the polling place IN their carriages. and.
81 far as known. voted 10 woman against the
project
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing al Aqueduct. 2.l5 m
Senator Plat At noon campaign meeting No $50 Broa5
Torrev Botanical club meeting Hew-Tork Botanical
Garicr Bronx 2 30 2
Edward II -heplrd Met-aidn Han. Berry and south
Third-sr. Brooklyn.
Ratification meeting Democratic Single Tax advocates
No i9a Eighth ave. :
Entertainment, of the Royal Arcanum whesusn LeHtns-
Opera House S-l5
Lecture under the auspices q NeCanta So-ety 81
Nep-Yort Among the BrahulinS of Southern India,
uy Dr Emily Noble Carnegie Lyceum. ;. l. 90
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW -yoRK-TUEsDAY. OCTOBER .. 1902
ARRIVED

steamer Saxona tBri. Warr Liverpool October Is
Queenstown 10 mdse. All cabin and Isl seeTage
passengers Vernon II Brown < Co. Arrived the
Ear at 2o a
Stea-ler Burgundia tFrl, Buhe Marseilles October
Barcelona q. Malaga Z Terragona s Almeria 10 and 81
Mienaes Is with ana steerage passengers To W
ElWen q Arrived the Bar al a m
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Hogemann
October 81 Southampton CherbOurg WIFE
766 cabin 6S passengers Oeirichs
Arrived the Bar AZ IL 10 a
Heathgen tBrl. Seahorne. Sourahaya August
Kraaksaan l3 Probolngo 90 Padang "a Port said sep
tember % Agiers october 3 Halifax 81 Delaware
Breakwater 81 with sugar 70 Furness Witty & co
Arrived the Bar at II 80 m.
Steamer Allianra, Skllings Colon October 81 with
mdse and q passengers 10 the Panama Railroad IS Co
Arrived at the Bar 80 27th.
Steamer Adirondack Ger. Bruins. Cape Haytten Octo-
ber TO- Gonaives II. 81 Marie IL Gonaves 10
Jeremie Il Petit Goave II and Cape Haytien - with
mdse 70 the Hamburg American Line Arrived the Bar
80
Steamer MORO Castle Downs Havana October ~ with
mdse and IL passengers James r Ward q Ar
rived the Bar at 9:45 m.
Steamer Alene Ger. Rohde Kingston October II
Sayanila T. Carthagena Is and Port Linen 20. with
mdse and IL cabin the ercan
Line Arrived at the Bar at 7:3o a
Steamer AxTninser (Erl. SUNK Carlisle October 10
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
STATIONERY CONTRACT 4w.pnpn

The L. W. Ahrens Stationery and Printing Com
pany. after contesting for several months yarons
technicalues raised by other firms. yesterday re-
ceived the award Of the contract for FURNISHING
stationery and supplies for 1893 for All the ctt a.
partments ms contract is for about $50 600
There IS great discrepancy between the Lowest
bidder and the others" remared the west
1T Is because the other bidders have no tdae os
visor Cowen- super
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASHLAND-John Mitchell president OF the
United Mine Workers OF America; CAMBRIDGE
Admiral George Dewey and Mrs Dewey,
Of Washington EARLINGTON-Colouel Buchsn-
Schley OK Hagerstown. Nd FIFTH AVE
NUE-Ex Senator Frank Hiscock OF Syracuse, and
Verpanck Colvn. Of Albany GKAND-Captain
]. c. Fremont. L. s. y. captain J. b Hughes
IMPERIAIs-De Courcy May, OF Philadelphia
MANHATTAN Bishop Robert Goldman, OF Maine
MURRAY HILI-Burdct Loomis. Of Hartford
NANARRE-Captain W 5. Geaguard L 5. A
NETHERLAND-Maio ior General Wesley Merritt
/ :. \. retired) WALDORF-John Skelton
Williams Of Richmond. president OF the Seabolrd
Air Line Railway, Ex-Governor r. c. Smith Of
Vermont. Senor Don Antonio Lazo Arraga. Of
Washington. Guatemalan Minister To the United
New-York tribune., 1902-10-29
CANDIDATES FOR WEBB's PLACE.

NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS FOR TIE CITY COL.
LEGE PRESIDENCY.
Il ha. been learned that General Alexander 6
webb's resignation as president Of the Citv col
leee was accepted last Wednesday by the hoard
Of trustees Of the College Of the City Of New
York An the members were present with the a,-
ception of General Webb and Fordham Morris The
resignation is 10 take effect on December :
There are already many candidates for the nlace
fifteen names having thus far been submitted The
candidates represent fully twelve colleges and
versites IN and Of the State The trustees have
agreed 10 refuse 10 divuEe the names OF anv of
the candidates. special meeting is 10 be held
Monday. November 3. at which the question OF Cen
eral Webb's successor is to come up.