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New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
New York Security & Trust Company,

NO. 4G WALL ST. NEW YORK
COUPONS PAYABLE APRIL 1sT.
AIamnGardo Ry. Co. st
Mtge. So Gold Bonds
Central Ry.. Peoria Mfge. so.
City of Dallas. Tex. So Funding Bonds.
Fulton Light. Heat Il Power Co. 1st Mtge. 5ee-
Greeusilfe Water CO. LIST Mtge- e.
International Nickel Go. Coll. Mtge Sc
bonds.
Maiden Electric Co. SO Gold Coupon Notes.
Metropolitan CrosstOwn Ry. Co. 1st Mtge. so.
Mexican Gov. SO Internal Debt
New Orleans Rys. CO. 1sf MtEe. sec.
New London Gas q Electric Co. 1st MtEe.
New London Gas Electric Co: I'd Mtse
New Mexico Ry. d Coal Co. list Mtge-
New York d Stamford Ry- Go. LIST MtEe- 5fe-
PeekskiII Lighting q III. r. Go. list MfEe 90.
Pitts sburGh q Lake Erie I'd Mtge.
Reform Club I'd MtEe. 81.
Santa Fe Water sS Light Co. 1st Mtge. Prior
Lien.
Santa Water & Light Co. 1st Cons Mtge-
Spring Brook Water supply Co. 1st altGe SO.
Westchester Traction Co. LIST MTge. so.
Whitman Co.. Wash. FdG. Bonds.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST. NtW
- Work April L I902--SeaIed proposals. IN rrtpllca-es
will be received until u O'clock A. May T. lsto 4o
=Inplving delivering Fuel at New YORK Clty ara
SsnSfy Ff19z \ J. durfng year nlcuctus July g. isA
Information furnished application L = reserves ts
right 10 reject or accept any all proposals Or any psrr
thereof. Envelopes containing proposals should -
market. Proposals Fuel TO be tpened May l. 1909
and addressed D D. WHEELER. 4 Q VI 9. DspoS
LtLlar.- rI.as
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

AKRON, o.
BRADDOCK Pa.
CALDWELL Co. TEX.
CIaARINDA, Ia.
9EBURNE WATER, ICE LIGHTING co.
coLUMBUs' o, BOARD OF EDUCATION.
CORINTH, N. Y. UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT,
DUBLIN. TEX
ELIZABETH CITY y. c.
FRANKLIN co. Ala.
FLINT CITY, MICH, WATER co.
FORT WAYNE, IND
GOGEBIC co. MICH
GRAMERCY SUGAR co.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA.
KTTTITAS co. WASH.
KOSCIUSKO co. IND.
LAUDERDALE CO., ALA
MARIETTA, o
MERIDIAN, MISS
MIDDLETOWN. Q.
MIDDLETOWN O.. BOARD OF EDUCATION.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, PARK CONAISSIONERs-
NASHVILLE, TENN.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE.
OLEAN, n. Y.
POLK CO, IA.
RAMSEY co, MINN.
SALISBURY, Y. g
SHERMAN TEX.
SOUTH BEND. IND.
SPRINGFIELD MO.
TEXAS LOAN AGENCY.
WATERLOO GAS & ELECTRIC co.
WEST END. GA
April 10th.
REXAR co. TEXAS.
HOPKINS co. TEXAS.
SHERMAN, TEXAS.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
DoST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING

u tor D c. March :. I9G3.-Sealed proposals. VII e
received at this Department uriil 4oncssr Nay = lSa
oscocl< o m furnishing paper blank books. end
other statfo-ery rubber gUod wrapping paper tWtns
rafse rsfrr1rkIng rating stamps rubber stamps.
cancefng ink. mixing pads packins boxes typewIisias
materials and other Supplies
--e-+9nsd IN proposals Specifications they
during the fiscal year c@-
L ending June 50 EHl4- fur fn@
use of branch departmental postal service
specifications and fGH iusr1c
tons VIII be furnished application % the Superin-
tendent Division Of Post ONCE Supplies Post ones
DEPARTMENT. Washington. .. {. H c PAYNE Posfuias-
terfT General
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
Public Notice.
Sale of $4,000
-Four Per Cent Local
Improvement Bonds.

Sealed proposals vii be received by the Common Co1
81 - IRE CTtv ot Rochelle. Tuesday
Ar-fI "a 1905 Common Council Charnhers At tne
Corner q Mechanic streets IN me
S-v q RecheIfe al of Dtnetyfour bones
~ one thousand each. the said BONDS 70 De regis
sss e-6s follows; Three Of said bonds on
sav Z MAJ and three Of Esid bonds on the
fsr 6ay e Nay and Thereafter up 70
including NAY 1918 four Of said bonds on ns
first day Msz 1914 and four o said bones on The frs
6ay each and Thereafter VI 70 ana
s-rlu6f1g the first day Of MAJ. 1882
Issued pursuant 70 EhapueE A%c. Laws
- 1eae purpose Of local autaorzeo
q said city eai1 concs
= b zate5 May 1903 The interest Of said bonds
four ceutuTn per srnIn paFare
se--annuzIIy the first Gays Of Nay and AoFefn>T IN
ne bonds vI1l soid to person firm corporation
orer1ag highest premium therefor
Te City reserves right reject and snd al PICS
1n6 marked Each bid must be accompanied by
q 6epo<. of thousand dollars n cash certified
payable % the order OF the tlty
Rochelle such deposit be so-fei-eo
q tts City the party partiss 70 whom the BONDS
shall fail take and for the same
~ accorSaI-e with The terms q sale
The bonds be delivered the Ofhce Of the City
Treasurer City Hall the City Of New Rochelle
X Y the Jst cay Of May 1903 a. 10 O'clock in the
10 lids Will be for less The pur-
chaser purchasers VIII be required accrued in
-
For further application should be MADE to
Johr Z HsrTner, City Treasurer.
Fv order OF the Common Council OF the city Of New
F2ocheIls CHARLES KANAERM5IER. City Clerk
Dated. Rochelle. X y, March &c. 1908
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DiU5dend Notices.
COUPONS MATURING APRIL, 1903.
Payable at the office of
~. w. HARRIS S CO.,

N w. EEAERIS q w.
FIRST.
Wash. School District No. Is
Auburn ana Syracuse Electric r r CO First and Re-
funding Mortgage Gold
CenrsrviIe. Ia, Independent School District
Charlotte, Mich: sewer
Chehaiis Co. Wash, School District No. %
Dawson Co So. Oak. Refunding.
Dayton. la, Water Works.
Moines, Ia, city Railway Co, Refunding Mort
Gold
Fremont Co Col. school District No l. Egh School.
C;alesburg Ill Electric Light Works.
Greenvilc, Tenn School Series a.
Urban Ty. Co, Des Moines, Ia, First Mortgage
JerseyviIIe H. Fefundinr
Knoxville. Tenn. Market School House; Public Improve
Ienox Ia independent School District School Funding
Menominee, Mich, Refundug
Afiddletown y. y. Water series A.
Monmouth. III. RefundHg Water
Rock Island, III Board Of Education School District
Royslton. Mlnn. Independent school District
Salem, 30. Oak. Water Works.
Sandwich, H. Electric Light
Spring Valley. H.. Water Works
Nalla Nall2, Wash. School District No Refunding.
West Plains, No Water Works & Electric Light
Wiliiarsb1rs. Ia. Water Works - ,.z
York Neb-, School District N2. T. Rounding
Fergus Falls, MINI. Independent School District Re-
SIXTH.
Henry, H., Water Work
Marion Co. Ore. School District No -.
TENTH.
Richmond Township, Mich, School District No T. School
FIFTEENTH.
Burleigh Co, No OAK. Refunding.
Clinton Co. No. Funding
westport. Mo, Refunding school
Woodlawn Township No Oak. Refunding.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
ENGINEER OFFICE, {. S. ARMY. ROOM >.

Cusrorn House Norfolk Va Mar. 30 Is08-Seaed
proposals for rock removal and constructing rIrap IAN
II Roanoke River Weldon y. e.. VIII ne receiFet
here NJ Apr 1908. and then publicly opened
Information furnished application
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

u,r1E REGULAR QUARTERLY plN ipEND
of ONE PER CENT tie boz common s2eT B5ans hss osfn @
aeciared paS @ March 2sh april 18TH both inclusive
be closed ifo" 4 y A LEWIS. Asst Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
Financial Meetings.
WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY


STOCKHOLDERS AND pEREENTuRE BoNDHoLDERs Rs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
p qua aboa f sn Se @ ds9 25 se II 1dna n2a59 Of
will be meeting Of the s,ockhodsrs and debe1f1Ee @ 6 634S me-
office & Beckwith Ghe General Attorneys for
the Produce Exchange Building in the City OF Toledo
meng n al the s 6owing speeai matter VIII be submitted
the stockholders and debentue bondhoiders for their
Wbethsr the Wabasi Rarosd company shall author
Ten Mion Dollars 6 q GO ooo1 the principal
a2s 5e Ps Pfr da and bea interest at rate not
ing cent. per anlum the interest tnre9n % %
directors shall designate be issued from
ion aTthor2e ana approve but only for the purpose
~ orc,rne aTdonaI and adequate terminal grounds
on icqs @ ~ I,s ~ ne cG-nanv at the Cities OF
St Louis Kansas City Missouri; Chieago and Quincy
and such other points stockholders and debenure
@ onef7cirr thereon such warehouses freight houses
tracks and other improvements and faculties as may De
the company; it being shall
deed Of trust said grounds. properties facilities
and ana that sHeR @ me- 2f'gag g OF ggso & T
be certified and issued equal the cost Of
ESic6 cost shall include whatever may be necessary
b arae NAV be acquired II being also understood that
such r2gnds and pT9psfes 6 so & EGuTe6 e t De or e5
and held by It or them as such trustees as equal
and interest thereon and subject to the lien Of said
said Property in Wabash Railroad Company
The details reatng & t. TT ssge o. M % @ poaf az b sB B9 ard
OF Directors may direct and approve < - =.
the company close Saturday. April fourth. 1908
at twelve o'clock noon and reopen Wednesday. May
THE WABASH RAILROAD COMPANY,
george s:nis% sSuld HssrT Hesrg K ( Ms4is Msasrr
I'm r Terry Russell Sage,
( G REYNOLDS Cyrus J. Lawrence.
Ia@as Th2@af Hazeh az Hqf09so HSds Edwin Gond
Wtnslow s. Pierce. Directors
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
,r,,E CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.


A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF -FOUR PEh
"a + has this day been declared by the Board of
,o-s ant Of the earnings Of the past three months,
abia on and after April lst 1893 until which date
1'7iiSi- II P DoREMUS. Cashier.
New * March 27th. 1898
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
DosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING

ton . c. March . 1aO5-ssaed proposals In
vtsd aad IN be received at this Department until
y ~ an N1nday 4rh day ~ May. 1888 for furnish
me such envelopes several Executive Departments
officers
may require during the ending June 80 1904 Blank
Tarns 81 PROPOSAL ful Specifications, will Be fur
nsEe9 anon application THIRD
fer (;eneraI ii a. PAYNE. Postmaster General.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
IN PURsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
IL PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF HON.

~ Abner c Thomas. Surrogats OF the County Of New
York notice IS hereby given % at psrsons having Claims
a. the County n York.
deceased the WITH vouchers therect -
subscribers their place Of transacnE business ns
Robert Davidson No ZsT Broadway IN the CITY
Of New York before the 10th day OF June next
Dated New Yorr 9th day OF December. 1902
SOPHIA c. kELLNER. WILLIAM kELL%ER
Exscutors-
ROBERT DAVIDSON. Attorney for Executors zf
B-oadMaE Borough ae ManhalLan- View Ya-k Clsy.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
DiUidend Notices.
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NEW YORK,
2l4-2l6 Broadway.
COUPON PAYMENTS.

Coupons from the following z Bonds pay
able at this office and after April 1st.
1908:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
D1.dn Tstgud Perkins Horse Shoe Go.
sEI-TTrrTNE 0E r HE BOARD OF DI

~ rectors held day quarterly dividend OF one
quarter 40 per declared on tfae pr
anu 5 et6cG OF this Conn payable on the hitee.h
DAY Oh @p'i'' 49, CHARLES K. STARK, Treasurer
49, 81 fsence r. I. March 25th. 1908
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
MARKS EDWARD N.-IN PURSUANCE or

N an order OF Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald S1rroxats
County o New York dated Sept 30th 1902 notes
given sfl having claims axa!rer
Edward n Marks late Of the County OF New York DE-
with vouchers thereof
their place Of transactnE bussss No =
Paul NJ Herzog. IN the City % Ss~
York on or before 18th day Of April 1893
Dated New York. the 9TH day % October 1902
MARY MARKS. WILLIAM H. HALLOWELLa Executors
PAUL " HERZO5. Attorney for Executors - WiIils.n
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

L zo.,sre5 q quarterly dividend Of ONE AND THREE
APF;TS PER CENT the Preferred Capital stock
avatie April 1903 70 he preferred stockaoiders q
record the close o. pAs4ie77 0' 1A'-'' - 49,
will mailed -.--7- -to.. \
, - an nrn 8 1893 and reopen April q 1903
T. N oN spa - LEIGH BEST, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
81 PTRsTANCE oF - ORDER o. HON.

Abner C Tho-aas. a Surrogate CT the County o.
New York hereby given % all persons having
Claims against Joseph Ralond Palne1berE o-heTwtss
joseph Raymond Pamsuberg. the name PansnoeTg being
sometimes written Palberg and Won Palneuoerg lats
County Of New York deceased % present tas ans
thereof 20 the subscribers NJ tnet
placa Of rangactnE business Office of Sacsrt and
Lang. 90 Nassau street n the BorOuHh & A@
haitian City ot New YORK., On or heinES ms i't"
NoI IIsfa1 vea- york me 10th day Of March 1903
WILLIAM T. PALMENBEA9.
EMIL T. PALMENBERG-
SACLr ard Lang Attorneys Executors % Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan. y Y CITY
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.

L. r-,. Marriage coupons. dl1e 1st ApItf 1909 VIII
- m fISs a-5 after that date by MORAN BROTHER
s. William street
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
m PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Ahner C Thomas. Surrogate OF the CountE of Nsw
all persons having claims
against Frank L4vsrmore late 0f the County OF New
To-k deceased With vouchers tn4r@
subscriber bis place q transactnx business
80 Broadway. IN tne city &c New YORK.
On before 18th day Of June next
York. 18th day Of December. 1872
FREDERIC A. BURLTNGAHE Ad-niuscrstur.
ROBERT G BEATTY, Attorney for Administrator. 50
y
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
~ PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF HON

- Abuer c Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New
notice hereby given 70 all persons having clans
again f. Hasss, also called william Aasae.
OF County deceased. ths
same vouchers the-eo: the subscriber az Hsr
OF business. at the once or Moses
Goodman her attorney. No 2s7 Broadway. Borough ef
Manhattan in the city OF New York. before ths
arst day Of August next ANSA HASSE ESeeurriG
Dated New York. 6th dsy II January. 1908
MOSES GOODMAN. Atty for E1ecutrix- 2s7 Broadway.
Y
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
rs PURSUANCE OF az ORDER OF Hon.

Abner c. Thomas a surragsts OF the County %
New York notice Is hereby given 20 al psrsors 1aynx
against Joseph Gels iare OF the County Of New
York deceased present the with vouchers thereof
place q tra1sactiug business
al OF c Perry q Green Point Avsuus.
Borough Brooklyn city Of oeeo-s
dav % May
Dated New York, the ed day ~ October 1907
LENA GELS. Executrfx-
C. r PERRY Attorneys fer Exeeurtx. q Green Poi7s
Avenue. Brooklyn. N 7.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
WEST POINT, y y APRIL 1, 190a-

w sealed proposals duplicate. viii received here
,.r. ~ II Nay 1905 for Building Materials Plumb
ing Tools PAINTS class Hurftscs
and Range and other miscellaneous stores sre~
sche - had upoa Application here The r9nE
reject ali proposals. or
uart thereof Ecioss proposals IN envelope uarEed -
fosafs for Military Suuples. and addressed % a NJ
{. s. d.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

York. notice Is hereby given % az Persons hsvn
claims Samuel kritznan- late of the County or
<ew York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof subscriber her place o. tansactius bust
ness az the Office OF 7 :. Isascs her attorneys
No "a Pine Street. the City 0f New York. O. O.
haf0 he irstd October next
Dated New York sixteenth 5av - March. 1q03
ISABELLA kRTFZMAS. AduV.
NJ : & Z s IsAACs. Atrys FOR Admx. = Pine Sc
ffv
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

sealed proposals. trpucate VII Be- receivea hs-s
.etl - MAY l. 1905. for furnishing Fuei. durn<
fiscal 1850 e. = reserves right 90 reject Or aeespr
any al proposals or any part .hereof lnfcFnaton
-nished upoa application Ems slops containing proposals.
shouid be endorsed '-Fr1pOsaIs for Fuel" ADDRESSED
O n. z 8 A
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01

A pvERTIsEMES'fs Subscriptions f5r The Tribuns
y fvea a Turorsn Orc.
No. f.sss4 BROADN AZ
will be received following brarc1
sfacss regular Once rates until ecl9ck m. via
Sfh-aFe.. 3. =. l5sS btE-.v~.. cor
Tsfh-st s2 East I4th-st.: 35- W est a2a-sx- -,
s-vaeu -th nd =t1 ~ est f@5fh-sfs l.ss;t-
sf-avc-. bowen 7eth ard T7sh stS fn--ss Id-sve.
Lies f~r-ave-. ~aFh-sts HI-
I-5rh-sf.; s56 Tremont-sye.i $50 Jd-aYes
New-York tribune., 1903-04-01
DED ID" LINE.

IA For La Guayra Puerto Cabello. Curaeao and Mars
.atho Via curacao. calling also san Juan. ?. r
From Pier 15 adjoining Wall 81 Ferry. brooklyn
= SaPACAS -.....-.....-. Saturday. April 4.
SDEI,PEIIA Saturday. April IS.
= superior accommodations for
..asS,eers BOULTON. BLISS DEI4LETT.
General Managers. lbs Front 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26
BISHOP POTTER LAMED.
Temporary Injury Received in
Aigkting from Carriage.

The appearance Of Bishop Worthington- Of
Nebraska, yesterday in the pulpit OF ST.
Andrews Episcopal Church. Fifth-ave. and
acknowledgements .ty-seventh-st.. In place
Bishop Potter. who to have preached the
Christmas sermon. together with the rumor that
Bishop Potter had met with serious accident,
produced considerable apprehension until 1t was
learned that the accident was really OF trihing
nature.
Bishop Worthington assured a Tribune re-
porter last night that Bishop Potter had merely
strained the muscles of his leg slightly in alght
ing from his carriage last Wednesday, and had
been advised by the doctor TO remain in his chair
for a few days till he had recovered from a slight
lameness. He said that the Bishop was other
wise in his usual good health
Bishop WOrthingtOn, prior to his sermon,
which, for the most part, was entirely doctrtnaI
in nature read a message of peace and we'll
wishes for happiness from Bishop Potter TO the
congregation. Then Bishop WOrthingtOn said:
He and I with him, wish to express our con-
hdence and affection for your rector
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Omces.

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Thomas Cook & SON Tourist Oraces Indzars Circus
The London Office OF THE TRIBUNE Is convenians
place to leave advertisements and subscriptions.
PARIS Monroe & Co. No. Rue Serbs
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: It seems strange to in line with the Pill
grims with his Pilgrim histories around him. that
your correspondent. Mr.. Edward c. TOwne, should
write that there such landing OF the Pill
grins December q. or at any later date; that
Plymouth Rock was not known until some time
in January 1921 and the day that commenoration
ought TO fall on is not December q. but the 18th.
which the day which the ship came across
the bay from Cape Cod" Where does Mr. Tower
get that history, which does not agree with the
facts they have been believedG Dates alone
might make but little difference but has there
been a mistake by ew-EngIanders in fixing the
time for the observance, and have their most elo-
quent orators been discoursing on the wrong day,
with their large intelligence-JOEn Quincy Adams
Webster. Everett and Ghoate? Let Us see. arm, -
day which has been annually celebrated in COM
memoralon or TINS Inomehtous event the lano-
ing OF the fOrefatnerS Is December - new sJylel
+S Dacar,be- n 1oId sTvia1t mt 70 rec01cia Tha
difference between old and new style in the
Of eleven. should be added to their computation,
which would make the day OF the landing cor
respond to December u new Style)." AS TO that
date. ne remarks IN a note; Ihls Is established
1Mourt's Relation and Governor Bradfurd's Ms
History copied by Prince. The last naEued
As to the Rock which many OF US have stood,
Goodman says in note in his Pilgrim REPUBLIC
opinion on this point of Plymouth in the provincial
@ IN rs for Norfb es 6 5s dIst
Winsow jr with fine and accurate pen and ink
map IlyLIloutA4 A1d oOl ff-I4SA-N II lLS
wards great-greaI- grandson) was OF the orig
inaI members OF the Old Colony Club. when in 1863
it held the first celebration Of the landing and he
was its first orator. Two notes the map were
made evidently made by him or family. He says
as 10 the first, it is written No. 1.-The place
where the settlers above mentioned first landed
upon the main. December % new Style. 1870 %
Elder Faunce, who lived 10 be almost centenarian
pointed it out early as Ia then ninety-five
years old, and he personally knew. some of those
hrst corners. Thacher notes; Tradition saya that
Elder Faunce was in the habit every ami
versary OF placing his children and his grandchil-
dren on the rock, and cOnversing with them re-
spectng their forefathers-" As he lived the
town OF Plymouth, 1t IS almost like the written
evidence. The traditions appear 10 be veritable
truth J. hERFEY COOK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast

washington. Dec 25.-The various disturbances Of
Thursday night have general depression
that extends tonight East Gulf OF Mexico north
eastward while In the marked high pressure pre-
walls accompanied b. weather ives. OF the Rocky
Mountains.
tending by night through Atlantic Sates ana viii be
ACCOMPANIED by STOW IN Middle Atlantic States. New
England and the lower region, and rain the Caro-
colder IN the Last Gu!f states ana
cJrrrue valleys
rising teIpeEGture StoLcAy N t-e AIsso1fl
Mississippi valleys IN the Northwest TEN
will Snow Is also probable 6atur
Rocky Mountain region and the west
uorti0ns az south Dakota and Nebraska Elsewhere the
veatber Will be generally fair Saturday and sunday
on the New and hlcCle Atantic coast winds
be becoming hlgl during Satur-
Atlantic Coast brisk 70 Elgn noL invest;
on t5uIr coast north. and on Lake Michigan
brisk 70 nigh northwest becoming variable SUNDAY
Steamer Saturday Tor European POs1s Will
ha 1csssua vest 70 winds becoming high,
colder weather. probably snow nurTlss u the Grand
I'D vsve warnings have been ordered for West Vir-
Tennsssee Lower Eastern Upper Michigan southsrR
ard Central and Eastern south Da-
Minnesota Eastern Nebraska North
New-York. Pennsylvania, NeV-t-ng .and, New
JerEey Maryand Virginia, North Carolina south Caro-
Northern Alabama heavy snow warn
have issued Tor l<"ef A-4oiie@1 0 e -Oi'H
portions Of Illinois ana Indiana . g.. -, ,
Warnings have Deea Issued lor tos1 SATURDAY '''iiis
California - o-.z .. - l.
storm displayed on the Atlantic
Coast from Jaeksonville 70 Eastpo-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-26
AGAINST LEssENINe SCHOOL MONEY.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: 1t with the greatest regret read in
your issue OF December "A Of the plan to curtau
the city school system especially in relation to the
reduction OF the allowance for evening schools by
some 40 per cent. II cannot be denied that during
the last few years there has been marked in
crease attendance in the evening elementary and
high schools, and, further. that the work done
by them has shown very satisfactory results This
reduction in the allowance will impair 70 very
considerable extent the WORK OF such important
subjects as stenography typeWritlng. very
necessary large and deserving portion Of our
people which has been made requisite than
before by the amendment of the compulsory at
tendance law.
II is of the utmost Importance that the Board OF
Education does everything in its power TO have the
Board OF Estimate and AppOrtionment grant SUI
hcient money permit the continuation of these
very important branches of the educational system
believe that a large portion of the readers of
The Tribune will agree with me in saying that
the action recommended and made necessary by the
reduction OF the estimate asked for would be the
most serious backward step in the cltys school
system taken IN many years.
New-York City, Dec "a 1903