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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-28
Public Notices.

NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF
Manhattan VIII sell at public auction. through Bryan
Tr.--eIlv. Auctouee-. the highest bidder. the
81 day of November, 1903. at II oeloos a n on the
--s-7Ires All the buildings and parts q buildings and
sr-tinr srructures all the materials in appur-
tenant thereto contained within the following de-
~-Gad nerces land, situate n the Borough Of Man
sst,an Ia the City OF New York, @ wit:
TTo - five co. brick buildings. known IS Nos
as ard $40 East Eleventh street Borough Of Manhattan
for All R JACOB A CANTOR
President OF the Borough OF Manhattan
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so East 64-h St Manhattan
SCI Hem St. Brooklyn -.
225 West 1874 ST. Manhattan
$50 Uest 59th 81. Manhattan
Us Wes- s5th g Manhattan
IS West s7Ch St. Nsnhzcts-
~ West SIR s.. Manhattan
2IS East Broz5wzy 0tanha1-
u ---.s.--.- go. -...-...-- f--
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PLACE OF BUSINESS.
Dos East 45th St. Marha.-
tan.
3o4 East s5th ST., Manhattan

! West Broadway and Worth
St. Manhattan.
10 Franklin St, Manhattan
80 East 18TH St. Manhattan
West Broadway and Hous-
ton St
SO Forsyth St, Manhattan
go 10th Ave. Manhattan
421 West 35th St.. Nanhat-
tan.
500 9th Ave, Manhattan.
$40 West 47th St. Nanhec-
tan.
City Hall, Manhattan
PAS East 49th St, Nanhat-
tan.
23s Eas. 54th st, Manhet-
tan.
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The approxiInate Of charge 90 s-t-
isfy which abovedsscrhed property IS 70 De SCI
AZ together with and allowances
20 S2s3 with interest June 18th lSJS
OF the The APPROXIMATE amour y
assessments, other liens which are C De
purchaser the purchase money OF ISa41
he Referee is hftv-four collars Interest The
premises viii Be sold subject prior nertSse OF SOU
twenty-five thousand from January l.
1905 and certain action nov penang 70 4S4e
close
Dated New York. August 81. 1903 49,.
EDWARD 3 LA FETFlA- he1eree,
Inc above Gale /, hereby adjourned 10 October 4th
a
Dated New York. September a3rd, lssS..-, 49,.
EDWARD b LA F.EIF.A hetereS.
above S further 10 S-No'7l
2lsf. 1903, he hour Ano P~Se
Dated New YORK October sth-- lsro-
FpWARD LA FETRA- Referred
The above sale is hereby further Aoocnsa - ''0'eH
Der 4th. 1908 the same hour aHg gs~Ss-
DATED New York. October z5st tso 4SlrrpA p.,.,.e
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Thomas =. Caanon-.-......
7 aut celia.
JosepE Auer- $3.50.
John J. Barry
AAAAs Levy ..s-s- s-s-s-.ss q.
Richard J. Butler. .-.....
Joseph :. Geoghegan
John J. Hanlons-.......,....
Thomas Seaman. ..-......-.
William J. whitsker---...
Owen GcGee..-....--........
Christopher Cessidy.-...s...
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PLACE OF BUSINESS

Ciry Han, Manhattan.
IS william s.. Manhattan
Cooperation Ccunsers oEce.
I Manhattan.
County Court House. Mar
haitian
80 Broadway. Manhattan
. e3 Prince S.. Manhattan
Al Broadway. Manhattan.
. 200 East Broadway. Manhat-
tan
1875 Broadway. Manhattan
los Mott St. Manhattan
F. 10 Wal St, Manhattan
2O3 Broadway. Manhattan
3 Nassau ST. Manhattan
$50 East Houston St, MAJ
haitian
o6s sixth Ave. Manhattan
izo RivinCton So. Manhattan
e. Wall St. Manhattan.
p First Ave. Manhattan
80 West 4S6 St. Manhattan
sos Broadway, Manhattan
266 Avenue A. Manhattan
3 East 4lst ST. Manhattan.
1g5 East 7th St, Manhattan
% Nassau St, Manhattan
! 30 IrsllE Place, Manhattan
+ Is William 81. Manhattan
\. y. Herald Once. 3sth 81
and Broadway, Manhattan.
|1s william St, Manhattan
200 East 59th ST.. Mauhat-
tan
eos Broadway. Manhattan.
$50 Broadway. Manhattan,
= William s., Manhattan
269 Canal s.. Manhattan
45 Wall 81. Manhattan
I Szt-s & Co. B'dway. sd ane
Saith St. Manhattan.
I q William ST. Manhattan.
p Broad St Manhattan
p East eeth St. Manhattan
go Broadway. Manhattan
So East 18Th s.. The
Bronx
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Election Notice.
RESIDENCE

Ssl East 65th St, Manhat-
80 --s.-- .-..---.
-ssl ave. A. Manhattan
- East l33d St. Nanhat-
-rs- s-.--
D Last 10th St. Manhst-
81 -s.--.-- --..--..
log East l06th St. Manhat-
). Pleasant Ave. Nanhaf-
- -r..-. -.----
d. East i4eth St. Manhat-
Tan .-.-...
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Tn. approxjr-ats amount q taxes. assessments or
7+ter lens which 70 be allowed 70 the purchaser
80 ~ ne purchase money paid b the Referee L
S39S O3 and Interest -. 49,.
Tated New York October 10Th. 1903
-- CEPHAS BRAINERD. Referee.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS ane SUBSCRIPTIONS for The TFioun'
received ct their Uptown ONCE
No. 1894 BROADWAY.
...,. ,,,u be received q following branch
-. =. 2sd-st Io3 ofn.aNe.s cor
80 IAth-ss.s 25- West f2a-st ne
i<,n-st. o1 srh ayes: 263 West l2ofh-st.: Isis
$500 Tween and nth aus: 1o2S sd-aNe-
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RESIDENCE

s,o wes, 2sth 81. Afanhat-
raT .-sa- -
- T-e-r ssth St. MauhattaH.
oe9 IVES. asd St. Manhat-
tan. -.-s $3.50
soS East 5lst St MALE
tan. ------
III Est Sis ST. Mahhs'-
fHu- -.-.--.
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Help Wanted

ABLE BODIED UNMARRIED MEN BE-
tween ages Of u and IS; citizens Of United States
Of good character and temperate habits who can SPEAK
80 a. VIE English For information apply 70 Re-
cruiting ofcer. IS Third Ave. 800 Inirc Ave. TO
siIsh Ave y. 2. SEQ Fulton ST. brooklyn
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a ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trieun
a received at their CDtowr once.
no. 1854 BROADWAY.
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Nayzc- -.-----..--..-.
CcCrrrol .-----.---------.
President q ire B-oz-6 O.
Al1e-me- --------...--
justice q ire Supreme Court
F-sr Tucic1sl District
: -e-f@ --..-.
Presi Cert q the Borough q
Msl1a--z1 ..-.. ---.---.-
justice q the Lunlcipa
ccu-t of che CITY OF Nev
YORK Turelf-h District. ..
Justice CO TIE Eun!clps
Court e the CITY q New
Tcrk. thirteenth District.
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RESIDENCE.

Murray Hill Hotel, Manhat-
tan ......
500 Carroll St. Brooklyn.
539 West End Ave. Manhat-
ran
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$40 West I4th St. sianhat-
tan
81 Co-tlardt ST. Manhattan
f IA Spring s.. Manhattan
~ Jackson St. Manhattan.
. Fifth Ave. Manhattan
Pulitzer Building. Nanhat-
tan
20 West 18Th ST. Manhat-
tan.
go Grand & Manhattan.
500 West 22E St. Manhattan
100 Rivirgron St. Manhattan.
a. West 18Th St. Msnhat-
tan.
Ea0 G-an6 81. Manhattan.
500 West 42a St. Manhattan
g East 18th s. Manhattan
507-Sl3 West 50th St, Nan
+ haitian.
. OK - s. Manhattan.
az West 53a 81. Manhattan.
4 % Nassau St. Manhattan.
So Nassau ST. Manhattan
city Hall. Ma-nartao-
o., west 1ooth St. Manha;-
a. VAN 81. Manhattan.
'as Liberty s.. Manhattan.
12s broadway. Manhattan
24a-o51 10th Ave. sEanhat-
.145 East ssh St. Manhat-
tan
= --sfT e Manhattan
81 FAST e7st 8. Manhattan
81 Wan St. Manhattan
.I2s Maiden Lane, MAMMAL
tar
..77o Broadway. Manhattan.
rex 81 Ave. Manhattan.
Is Broad St. Manhattan
q Thames 81. Manhattan
or East iosth St. Manhat-
tan
r2l F--acwav. Manhattan
rs william St. Manhattan
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OFFICE 70 BE FILLED.
NAME OF CANDIDATE
RESIDENCE

FILED NAME OF cANn1DATE RESIDENCE
Sen Fsss.4s " g 81 Is: ss s.. s St At 2liaes
.Ecvz-c Nosu-. IS West 1874 St Eanhs
B Bs:ss Court Herr, $50 Yves. SCH s. Mani.
Ralph 7est ssh s. Mania
-. Cyrus suizbe-ge--.-. IS West s7u Mania
nss-ict A-ss " Seaman .. ~ west sa s.. Mania
-s n e Ss+
Dstrat- Julius c K-sns- rs East Broadway. Nan
ASSEMBLY
.....- Phup Eelv----..--.-. SO Washington Nan
.--...--. Paul Ksnnsy---.-- l52 Canal ST Ngrhatta
Walter Fsircha . EsI5an S. Msnhatt
- E5Vsrc r FSlcs-..-----. IS s5eh y5ashIag1oz $.
-.---- 1Ea-z Ruhl1.....-----.--.
.-. eFa Esa ff F5 5 S. s. a5 as
Johr = Iqe4sr.. - = We - [lT-si
lHlsEn F sa5Eea5sr- 80 Hsst sse s. Maria
-. Jean George % Vest S7ta slaaAs
- 5sA5 ) 77 - 57a sS s5 s. s.5H5
..-----...-.Jscob Cl-nar1 3s 1st s-h - As1la
yashias-en s5sg9s; 81 ss5 81 s. MAIZE, 5-5
charles BostEiok.-.. 81 West 10Th St Man
.- sylvester 2sth Man
sylvan sls West i665h S. Man
- Henry KIP Hooaru-..--.- Ilss East s8th st, Nan
.. Josiah 7 - 1873 St. Man
. Herman L 3o7 East 57th Man
Samuel + i EAST ' ssS 81 1'3 MAJ
: S ssS5fs Ess, SisRs
Fsss2 Psnar s veg f s2a 81 2 Nsnaa
Joseph Henry Dodln p East aeta ST. Manhat
Robert . ireland. 2se Pleasant Ave Man
- John : suith-.---......-...s7I Fast ls5th s..
sEzoARD
.--...-tJohn T. sEesneT Il Watt 81. Manhattan
52 eass ss s3' PES Fss=: IS '5,7 a4ts3f
MiofSei J SgrPay..----.. q jackson ,.aaaas.s
rsnse' z sickies..---..---- g Ftsth Marhatta
John 10 Secon1 ave Mamma
.-. .5ohn a sraiths- West 18Th s., Nanh1
-r1,,,s rslu--berz 30 crans St slanhatta
--- c Freaerick Fz01erosrth 80 Zest 2st s Msnss
joseph ( seogaeeaa...-. S5ts Mania
.-...-. ist5se7v SRA. soo Vest 20 8 Mania
...... Herman " Beye----.- st5 West 4ta s. Mama
Herman zslensteia ....... 20 I'll St Manhattan.
- p Ful5on c1iag-..----- p Eas 67.h s. Ma2sat
Fzzrnrnoas OeeI 135 Tes- 18th s. Man
.r,r,sp : v7zitake- $780,. SO East STA Man
7v,r.zs -.......... 25s west ioo5h St Man
- alan . Kenyon-...-------- 81 West 18th ST. Man
... Eavsre r 80 East 4sth St. Nan
rosa T Davies .......... so7 west lssts s.. Kan
,. crtfsnba-ea ....... 80 vest 1885 S. Man
- william " --------- ~ East 55ta st- Nan
., go. w a--l s. ,ra-ra-
------l sss-i.T r F6iasor v-t 3-- alaZsst
-....... Jchn BsIler. l2i Teii ave
y-,r.,.5 2 xa-e......... l2s5 Madison ave. Mar
ysoob C. stiesi -.-.....--. leos = Ave Manhaft,sH
ETtas Goodman l'est -ti 7-'
v>.,s p owen ...........| o.. Vest 12e.h Man
,,,-.z .s,.- ..........- or -as, ioe51 Man
80, scysi.......... -o -2i rii-s, Ave Man,
enss " slstaev. l2oh St Man
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NAME OF CANDIDATE.
August - Reirner. ...-...-.-
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NAME OF CANDIDATE.
George 2. Mcclellan. .......
Edward NJ Grout. ..---.-...
Charles Y. Fornes--.--s..-
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PLACE OF BUSINESS.
100 Broadway. Manhattan
go Broadway. Manhattan.
4a5 Brooms-st.. Manhattan.
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PLACE OF BUSINESS

2ss west 18Th St. Manhat-
n TTes. 9sth St. Manhattan
no West 25d St. Nsnhai-
soS East Bfst St, MAMMAL
tar
~ East sist ST. Nsnhst-
tan
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.-a N-o--i. s. Manhattan To-
- FsTara 81. Malhatt.-ll q
2Ig Thompson 81 A-al---'l-
Tan ---.---
2es West l2rh ST. M2AhAl-
TAI ..--sr-- .-
gOg l0fh Ave Mama a.
40 west 18Th St. Mama
- west 4sa 81. Eanhat-
r1L o.
gss lIth ave. Msnhatta.i,l !.
5eg Eas- ssth ST. Mamma
tan
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OFFICE TO BE FILLED

Member Of the Board Of
Aldermen. Twenty-seventh
District ...-....-.....
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81 West St. Manhattan
- Bayard 81. Manhattan
50 THOMPSON St. Manhat-
tan
no University Place. Man
haitian.
saS l0th Ave. hLsnhattar-
81 west s3d St. MsnhAt-
tan
ss4 west s3d ST.. Manh2t-
t1a.
fss flth Ave. Manhattan
"a % Ave. Ssrsztfar-
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LIST District
% District.
80 District --...-...
9Th OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
sth District.
9th District. .--....-..
llth District.
18th OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
18Th Distric.-........-...
2oth Di.tTcr. .------.-.-.-.
sd District. .....--.-....,.
Tth District. ,..........,...,
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RESIDENCE.

SCI West End Ave. Man
hzLLan -.---...-.- ..
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William F. Gren----......
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RESIDENCE.

RESIDENCE.
81 West 27th s.. Marhat-
tan. ..-. --.--...-..-
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PLACE OF BUSINESS.

PLACE OF BUSINESS.
las Nassau. Manhattan
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NAME OF CANDIDATE.
John :. Smith. -.--.--.--
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Is HOTEL De LlLlEET dalBl0N,

n Rue ST. Ho-or. vendn. First e!Asa Al
modern improvements Every hone comfort LAss h>A
AIT lrneheons axed price IL cAS'a
Iee--an.. LIZ LxEsIos PAxA-Haar Aosd.st frv9rD~0
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FLACE OF BUSINESS.

p Desbrosses 81, Manhst-
tan.
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HOTELS IN The BRITISH ISLES

HOTELS IN THE BRITISH ISLES
,,orNT FPHRaIM-TUNBRIDGE WELLS,
hioN'A " HOTEL WELLINGTON
DEL ~ WATERLOO HOTEL
suASFxIIy-IsLE OF WIGHT:
I'M IEfs,s SHaNKIIN HOTEL. .EIec. Light
HOTELS IN SCOTLAND.
tFor Western Highiands).
AYR-sTATIoN Hoo Ell ,,,,.,
D'' tFor Burns Nausoleunl. etc-).
Tariff. of the Hotel, and fuii partieni 49,,
IN routes Tnay had nj the E49ropean On,ces
Of the s.Trfbune,' at 14o fieet street. LONDON
Upoer Norwood Ousen,sH otel:
fc1-ly gardens Boarding terms from y 30 Pc
az enecisl terms parties ConFsn4snI u>A-
s-rvice fo- City West End London
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RESIDENCE PLACE OF BUSINESS

512 East 18Th 81. The
BrCcx.
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SOCIALIST LABOR p,Rrv-,..,,,
NAME OF CANDIDATE

Frank L.snda
Louis Neumzn
- 1iillasis -------...-.-
julius Ssnueis
- - IN -.-.-
Daniel T. Grsney.
harvey A. sante. .-
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NAME OF CANDIDATE.

OFFICE TO BE FILLED NAME O.
Sheriff .-................., william F.
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NEW DAILY TRIBUNE.
Election Notice.
OFFICE TO BE FILLED.

ga Distr1ct-..-...--.
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OFFICE 70 BIZ FILLED
MINERS OF assExELT

rresicenf o, DE Borough OF
Manhattan --------.--.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-21
RUSSIAN TORPEDO BOATS
INJURED IN TRANSIT
Government Will Build War Vessels at
YladivOstock for Use in
Pacific.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov 1.-THE
newspaper "Kotlin" asserts that the
Russian torpedo boats, which we're sent
to the Far East. were go badly shaken
by the voyage that II has been found
impracticable to send more by the long
route. One hundred torpedo boats will
accordingly be built at Vladivostock, the
extreme southeastern port Of Siberia,
for use in Pacific waters.
The paper also asserts that japanese
spies are distributed all over Korea.
They are working under the guise OF
merchants mainly. Along the seaboard
these merchants have arms and stores
ard barges ready for a japanese in
vasion of Korea, should eyentualities
with Russia occur. A former officer OF
the japanese army, says the paper. has
established a large provision store al
Chemulpo, under cover of which he
keeps on hand a large amount of arms
and other war equipment, in readiness
for use by the Japanese at a moments
notice.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-21
NAMES OF FRENCHMEN
IN THE AMERICAN ARMY
Bill introduced to Permit List to Be
Distributed Among Libraries of
the Country.

Representative Martin. of South Da-
kota. Will present a bill in Congress pro-
viding for the printing and distribution
to libraries in the United States of a
list of the names of Frenchmen who
participated In the war of the Revolu-
ton
The French government has prepared
a complete list of soldiers who left
that cOuntly to fight for American indie
pendence. This list bears the names of
1900 men who served with Washington
and Lafayette. and will enable descend
ants OF these men in the United States
to. trace their genealogy and establish
their right to membership in a proposed
branch Of the Sons OF the American
Revolution for persons who are descend
ed from Revolutionary heroes of French
descent.
President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay
have encouraged this movement to es-
tablish the French society and the
French ambassador regards the sug-
gestion rs great compliment to
France. Pierre Wibaux, a wealthy Mon
tana cattleman. was the prime mover
in the organization of the proposed So
ciety.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-21
A BATTLE MONUMENT
TO SOLDIERS Of '76
Bill introduced in the House Appro
priating saOO,OOo, and Naming a
Commission for It.

Representative Pearre Of Maryland
mas introduced a bin TO appropriate the
sum OF 5000 for the erection of a bat
tie monument in Washington as a me-
mortal to thS soldiers OF the Revolu-
tionary war. The measure contem-
plates that the memorial shall be fuilt
upon one Of the pubic reservations, the
site TO be selected by commission and
approved by the District Commission
ers- The bill requires that the com
mission shall consist of a Senator. to be
appointed by the President of the Senate:
member OF the House OF Representa-
tves, to be appointed by the Speaker
OF the House; member OF the Ma
tional Society of the Sons OF the Amer
lean Revolution. one of the National
Society OF the Sons of the Revolution,
and onesof the Society Of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution, to be ap-
pointed by the President The c1n-
mission shall be created with full au-
thority TO seisct a suitable design and
to contract for and superintend the con
structiOn OF the monument
1t is understood TO be the pu- ose
OF those behind the bill 10 place the
statue in the center of Lafayette Park.
after removing the famous statue OF
Andrew Jackson. The idea is to make
OF lafayette Square a sort Of apothe-
osis Of the struggle for American indie
pendence.
Representative Dick OF Ohio has IN
troduced a bin the purpose of which Is
TO extend the franking privilege TO pen
sioners in transmitting their pension
papers through the mails
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-21
Or. RADCLIFFE WILL
GIVE HISTORY OF HYMNS

DIR. Radcline's recent historical ser
mons on Sundsy evenings. Introductory
10 the centennial OF the New Yorh Ave
nue. Church. have attracted general at
tention and brought out d request for
TIER continuance. The plan upon which
they were projected scarcely favor this.
But Or. Radcliffe announces that on
Sunday evenings, from now until Christ
mas, he Will preach upon Some His
torical Hymns" He will present the
t.istory OF such celebrated hymns as the
.Te Deum,' "Luther's Hymn and
THE Coyenanter's Battle Song" and
group around them the men and Incl
dents OF their respective epOchs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-21
WEDDING DECLARED OFF,
PRESENTS RETURNED
Car Load of Articles Sent Back to Don
ors by Brides Parents.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. Nov. IA vanlOad
Of wedding presents was received here
today from Bridgeport. Conn. and they
were distributed among the society folk
of James Street Hin. With each was a
polite note from Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Wheeler. of Bridgeport. saying that lit
is felt with exceeding regret that on
account of the indefinite postponement
OF Helen's marriage TO Mr.. Peck, the
beautiful present you so kindly sent
should be returned"
Syracuse merchants who sold thous-
ands OF dollars worth of presents are
being besieged TO take back the articles.
which vary from a bedroom set to a
spoon. This is the sequel to the failure
OF the marriage OF Miss Wheeler and
Horace .. Peck. Of this city, to take
pace on account of the objections Of
the girls parents.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-21
Mr.. CIRQUE EXPECTS
TO WIN HIS SUIT
He Asserts That an Effort Has Been
Made to ForestaIl Public Opinion


John p Creque Of Martinsburg. Va,
who has brought suit against George
M Bowers. United States Fish Commits
sioner. alleging the alienation OF
Cregues wife affections by the latter,
has issued statement denying that he
ever approached Mr.. Bowers with a
proposition for the settlement Of the
case.
The statement is a contradiction OF
what purported to be an interview with
Mr.. Bowers, which went the rounds of
the press at the time. alleging that
Crequs had made a proposition which
Bowers had emphatically rejected. Mr..
Bowers was quoted as saying that he
could easily clear himself OF the
charge.
\ References contained in this article,
calling attention TO the official position
OF Mr. Bowers, and TO his own former
business occupation. Mr.. Creque con
siders are an attempt TO exalt Mr.
Bowers respectability at his own ex-
pense. and to forestall public opinion.
He asserts thai his charges against
Mr.. Bowers will be sustained at the
trial. and that the award will be vim
dication Of his intentions in bringing
suit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-21
WATTERSON DECLINED
Mr.. TILDEN'S MONEY
Louisville Editor Scores Mr.. Bryan for
Accepting Legacy in the Ben
nett Will.

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE news
paper discussion of William Jennings
Bryan's course in accepting a legacy
from PhilO 5. Bennett has provoked
Henry Wattarson into a statement Of
what he once did in a similar situation
The rich man in that case was Samuel
j. Tilden. Mr. Watterson declined the
prohered benefaction.
All this came out in the course of a
spat between the Louisville Courier
Journal" and the salt Lake Herald -
The Ccurier-JOurnal" having remark
ed that If there Is something noble
In the rejection of money one has not
earned or inherited in the regular order.
there must be a touch Of the ignoble in
accepting it the salt Lake Herald
retorted:
Which is TO imply that Mr. Bryan is
doing something ignoble in making a
fight for what he believes TO be his
rights in the matter of the Bennett
estate. We can't help wondering If the
editor of the 'Courier-JournaI' himself
a public man Of almost as much promi-
hence as Mr.. Bryan, would not, under
the same circumstances. do exactly as
Mr. Bryan Is DOING
The answer was not long in coming
from Marse Henry. and here it is:
The late ar. T4lden desired to make
the editor of the 'Courier-JournaP a
legatee in his viii. and. III that default.
TO name one Of his children, and, though
the benefaction was urged upon him, he
gratefully, but firmly, declined to per-
nit it TO be done.
Mr.. Bryan himself wrote the Bennett
will 1t was written, not in Connecticut.
where Mr.. Bennett lived. but away out
IN Lincoln, Neb., under nv Bryan S
own roof. Contested by the widow of
Mr.. BerIett. Mr.. Bryan is contesting
1t IN the courts. What boots il that he
says he viii donate the money to public
uses2"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-21
CHANGES REPORTED
IN THE ARMY SERVICE

First Lieut. Clarke s. Smith. Corps
OF Engineers. has been appointed aid
de-camp TO Brig. Gen William II. Car
ter. and has been ordered TO report to
General Carter in Manila on Deem
Der 81
Lieut. Col James Allen. Signal Corps.
VIII return to New York and resume
duties as signal officer. Department Of
the East He will come TO Washing
ton from Seattle to confer with General
Greedy concerning the completion OF the
Alaskan cable.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-21
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND

The general assembly spent two hours
yesterday considering bills revising the
code. number were passed Mr.
KeezelIs general primary bill was fixed
by the Senate for consideration next
Tuesday 1t Is believed the measure
viii pass. Mr.. Bland. OF Portsmouth,
offered an amendment to the law regu-
lating public-service corporations, re-
curing street-caI conductors TO assign
seats to passengers on cars, with a
penalty for violation This was adopted.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-11-21
NAVAL COMMISSION SAILS.

Commander Robert E. Peary, Surgeon
Henry -. Dyer. and Lieutenant Com
mander William F. Simms. the United
States Naval Commission which has
been inspecting naval barracks in Eng
land for the purpose OF recommending
plans for similar barracks in the United
States. viii sail for tEis country today
on the steamer Philad Il phia