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New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
N. Y. U. LAW SCHOOL ALUMNI DINE.

1ne alumni of the New-York University Law
School held their nineteenth annual dinner last
night at the Hotel Savoy. Fifth-ave. and Fifty
ninth-st Preceding the dinner the following Off
GERS were elected President, Justice John Wood
ward: vice-presidents. Justice Martin j. Keogh
Willard Bartlett. Smith Ely, VI. Marley Platzek
and William burlington: treasurer, Benjamin F.
Feiner; secretary John NJ. Quinn.
over a hundred alumni and their guests were
present. At the guest table with President Wood
ward who presided We're Dean Ashley. Abraham
Ciruber Herbert Z. Bissell. of Buffalo; Professor
Russell and Justice James O'Ciorman.
The first speaker Herbert L. BiSSell. of Buff
falo. who spoke on The Legal Profession Among
the striking characteristics of the legal profession
he said were loyalty the lawyer his client and
the sentiment of fraternity among those composing
1t. This sentiment of fraternity, he thought in
duced friendly feeling among the members
of the legal profession than was found among those
of any other.
Mr.. BsseII followed by Abraham Gruber.
who spoke to the subject, Cur Clients.
Other speakers were Justice Roesch and Justice
Hall. who spoke briefly.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY ALUMNI DINE

The ninth annual dinner of the alumni of the
Catholic University OF Washington. u. c..
held last evening at the Waldorf-Astoria. Father
F. j. hayes president of the association and secre-
tary to Archbishop Farley presided and made
address urging sympathy and support for the uni-
versity. which. he said. was the crownng glory
of the system of Catholic education which had its
roots in the parochial school system.
He announced that the alumni Yesterday voted
20 purchase and present to the university the Ii
brary of the late Or. Bouquillon. who a pro-
fessor at the university.
Bishop Thomas j. Conaty. rector OF the univcr-
siy who Is about TO be transferred TO the hShoprc
of Los Angeles. responded TO the toast The Holy
Father"
The next toast To Archbishop j. NJ Farley.
the Rev DR. William j, kerby. professor of
GEOLOGY the university. expressing the scuti-
ments OF the alumni toward the Archbishop
The Archbishop said he had urged the need OF
Catholic university twenty years ago. and that the
idea now being realized in the building OF the
great institution at Washington
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
LONG RIDERS ORGANIZE.
Will Test Whether Bridge" Cars Must Go
to Bridge.

1t is proposed to test i'll court the question
whether or not If a car is marked Brooklyn
Bridge" it is the dIty of the railroad
common carrier. take the passengers through
the Brooklyn Bridge. On car No. 7,477 of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Railroad, ndignat ton
meeting of the passengers was held Tuesday
morning. Melvin H. Morse elected president
and j. Van Zeldern secretary of an organization
be called The Thorough Service Legal Aid and
Mutual Benefit Society. Mr.. Morse said yester
day:
Action will be brought against the company
probably the ground of breach OF contract
The first meeting will be called next week at
the Foresters' Club house, No. 1854 Fortieth-st,
Brooklyn. A number of attorneys have Voun-
teered their services. and some or them are quite
prominent men,
The mentioned left Coney Island about T30
a. m. Tuesday. but die not reach Manhattan till
9.45 O'Clock account of several trips made
between the Thirty-siXth-st. station and the
island. The passengers, meanwhile, refused 10 get
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
ITALY'S NEED OF A NAVY.
Deputies Recall LISA and Say They Want
War

Rome Feb 1S.-The Chamber Of Deputies de-
bated to-day the military estimates. In the
course OF the discussion reference was made TO
the defeat of the Italian feet by the Austrian
fleet at Lissa in 1866. ard Vice-Admiral Norm,
Minister of Marine. said: I'VE have worked
thirty-six years preparing for the day of trial
This remark caused sensation, the members
of the Left shouting, DO you want war;?
Yes we want war;" retorted the Deputies of
the Centre. Minister NORM added that while
Italy did not want war she was prepared. He
opposed a reduction in the navy, owing TO
Italy's geograph cal position. a large number
of emigrants were leaving the shores of Italy.
he said and they must be protected. The Min
lister pointed out that Great Britain, France,
the United States and other powers had almost
doubled the expenses of their navies, while
Italy had cut down her naval expenditure by
SO 200 600
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
A VERDICT FOR SPAIN.
Damages Against a British Shipbuilding
Company.

Edinburgh. Feb. 1S.-The Court OF Sessions to-
day awarded the Government Of Spain S334, 800
in the action begun here January 20 by the
Spanish Minister of Marine Sanchez Toca, to
recover S375, 600 from the Clydebank Engineer
ing and Shipbuilding Company because Of the
company's failure to deliver in contract time
four torpedo boat destroyers which had been in
tended for use during the Spanish American
War In the course Of the judgment Lord hyl-
lachy. the presiding judge. said he thought 1t
more than probable that if Spain even i'll the
spring of 1897. had been in position to es-
tablish a really effective blockade in Cuba
against the unloading of munitions Of war the
insurrection might have been crushed and Amer
lean intervention have been avoided. He, there
FORE allowed Spain $500 week for the 100
weeks delay. to which she entitled under
the contract
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
CHAMBERLAIN AT CAPE TOWN.
Cheers for Secretary and Hoots for Sir Cor
don Sprigg.

Cape Town Feb. 1s.--Coonial Secretary Cham
berlain and his party arrived here this morning
and met with 4 hearty reception from a crowd Of
about ten thousand persons awaiting them in
Green Market Square A number Of addresses
were presented TO Mr. Chamberlain. During the
reading Of one of these Prime Minister Sprigg ar
rived on the platform and was hooted with much
vigor
MI Chamberlain in the course of his speech,
made powerful appeal for the union of the races.
He admitted however. that since his arrival in
Cape Colony he had become less hopeful of imme
diate satisfactory results from his visit as he
found that the anita gunism of the two races had
become chronic. Rebellion was exalted into hero
ism. and loyalty was discOuntenanced and ostra-
cized. the pulpit joining in the propaganda
tending intensity the separation Of the races.
On leaving the platform Premier Sprigg was again
made the subject of a hostile demonstration.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
CENTRAL AMERICAN NEWS.
Two of the Dictators Reach Peaceful
Agreement.

Panama, Feb. 1S-A cable message received
here last night from San Salvador announced
that the relations between Salvador and Guate-
mala, which nearly ended in war, have now
completely changed. Presidents Regalado and
Cabrera having peacefully arranged their diff
ferences.
President Zelaya of Nicaragua is again re-
ported 10 be sending assistance TO President
Sierra Of Honduras. and President Regalado is
said to have agreed TO help Presdent-elect
Bonlla of Honduras.
The Congress of Honduras on February 10 ap-
pointed Juan Angel Arias to be President and
Maxine Rosales to be Nice-President, on the
departure of General Sierra from the capital,
Tegucigalpa in command of the army which is
to attack the revolutionists.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
MORE TROUBLE FOR CASTRO.
Matos TO Return to Venezuela and Head
Insurrection.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE,

TO TEiBlNEs'J
Washington, Feb. 1S.-A letter from 1he Ia
NOUS Venezuelan revolutionary leader. Geheral
Natos was received in this city to-day from
Curacao. dated February 4, containing the IN
formation that the general was about to start
for Venezuela TO head tie instruction against
Castro. Considerable interest is MANIFESTED IN
this letter because it contains the latest lnLor-
nation from revolutionary sources ot the STATE
OF the revolution, and conflicts with the glow
ing accounts Int from Caracas, where castro
personally edits dispatches. The letter, Whlch
bears the stamp of the revolutionary govern
ment is as follows:
We have received arms and ammunition
which were landed in the port of Tucaeas- inns
will enable General Riera % occup! the port OF
,,oro Both the city an. State of Coro are
strongly in sympathy with US ana thls M9A
greatly strengthen our position Ihe IeFolu-
fionary army in the central ard eastern parts
of Venezuela IS composed OF seven thouSand
men. well supplied with arms and ammunition
snd is in the vicinity of Caracas TINS city as le
defended by the dictator oCastrsl, with -'Doo
men Castro's situation seems TO be desperate
In addition to the forces in the central ana east
er-a parts of the country an expedition from the
west is ready 10 cooperate in an attack upon
Caracas I am about to leave Curacoa 10 COM
1nand the revolutionary army. MA1Oo-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
JrrssERAND HAS A FREE HAND.

Paris. Feb 1s.-Foreign Minister Deicasse
has given Ambassador Jusserand, at Washing
ton. practically free hand in the conclusion OF
The Franco-Tenezueian protocol The amhassa-
doris report shows that the terms OF the pIo-
iocol are similar TO those of the United states
"a per cent of the customs receipts or Porto
,~a,,e4lo and La Guayra being reserved pending
arbitration Of the claims. Queen Wiiheimina
viii designate an umpire in case OF disagree
nent between the arbitrators.
The authorities here express satisfaction at
the outcome of the negotiations.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
It Will Probably Meet After Ottawa Par
lament Adjourns.

Ottawa Ont, Feb. Ex-senator Fairbanks
chairman OF the Joint High Commission, has
writtea the Dominion Government suggesting
that the commission meet In March, reply
has been sent stating that the government was
agreeable to an early meeting OF the conlmls-
sion but that the month of March would not De
suitable and the Dominion Parliament would pe
in session then The United States suggested
March, as the sitting of Congress would be over.
The commission will likely meet after the
Dominion session is over.
There will be two Canadian commissioners
appointed to sit on the Alaska boundary case.
BESIDES Edward Blake there will be other Cana
dian counsel engaged on the case.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
DEFEAT FOR WATER TUBE BOILERS.

London. Feb. 18.-The second trial of the British
second class cruisers Hyacinth and Minerva, fitted
with Belleville (water tubel and Scotch (cyndrcal)
boilers. respectively. has resulted in another defeat
for the water tube system. The warslips left
Plymouth with equal quantity Of coal. for
Gibraltar. and the Minerva steamed twelve hours
after the Hyacinth's bunkers were emptied. The
vessels recoaled at Gibraltar and started the
homeward during the morning of February
L. with the result that the Minerva reached Ports
mouth al O'Clock this morning having averaged
eighteen knots. The Hyaeinth's boilers broke down
in the Bay of Biscay Monday.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
GLENN VERDICT APPROVED.
General Davis, However, Condemns the
Orders He Issued.

Manila. Feb 1s.-General Davis has approved
The finding Of the court martial in the case of
Major Edward f. Glenn. OF the 9th Infantry.
who was acquitted January 20 OF the charge
Of unIc wfuIly killing prisoners of war, with the
qualification that he disapproves of the orders
issued 10y Major Gle"a.
The general says he recognizes the principle
that guides n ay be impressed and that treach-
erot,s guides may be executed, but he adds that
Major Glenn's orders showed a reckless disre-
gard for human life which the general condemns
and reprol5ates
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
IMPROVED THIRD RAIL SYSTEM

Peter L. Mcintosh. of this city, has invented
and patented what he regards an Improvement
the present third rail system of operating an
electric road. 1t consists of continuous hood
over the rail. designed to keep the latter free
from ice seet ana snow. This cover is open near
its base. the side toward the train. so that
a gooseneck connection may extend from the
motor to the sliding shoe. which picks up
the current. Mr. Mcintosh is not able 10 report
any actual trial OF his system. and cannot say
Bile lately experienced in this city from ice coated
railA
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
WIRELESS NEWS FOR sEALeRs.

my TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNEI
St Johns, \. f., Feb. 1s-It is planned by the
Newfoundland Government TO have Marconi sta
tions tie principal northern headands and islets
off the coast. TO report the movements of the seal
ing fleet and assist them in securing catches by
reporting the location # seal herds The steamers
will also be fitted with apparatus to furnish COM
minica tion between sntps and with the shore sta
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
THE PANTHER TOLD TO WAIT.
Asks Permission of Fort San Carlos to Enter
Lake Maracaibo.

Maracai iho Feb. 1S-The commander o1 '"7
German cruiser Panther early this morning sem
a request TO Fort San Carlos for authori|a' 'ioi
50 enter the Lake Of Maracaibo. He vas III
formed IN reply. that the matter would oe
serrel to the Caracas authorities, and that white
awaiting their reply the Panther was 10 "aAl
outside. This incident created fresh eNclteilienl
here. ., L.. .,s
Three thousand troops have arrived her anu
wfIl be transported TO Caracas
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
SENTENCED FOR RARRATRY.

ST. Johns n r. Feb. ls.-Alder Nichols, for
iserly master Of the British schooner Bessie Dodd
and George Jerrett. the shipper of her cargo Of
ish pleaded guilty to-day 10 casting away the
schooner on The Labrador coast last October de-
fraud Lloyds Of $4,000 insurance. and both
sentenced TO four years penal servituoe Nichols
halls from England. and was tied from that
country January. Jerretts Ill., is in New
foundland
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
TO SAFEGUARD FRENCH INTERESTS.

Paris Feb ls.-The Temps IN its hnanclal ar
icIe today SAYS that the National Association Of
French Holders Of Foreign Bonds has addressed
circular 10 the French holders of Venezuelan Sc
curities saying that owing TO the recent events
which appear 10 make necessary general re-
vision Of the financial affairs Of Venezuela" the
holders Of divers Venezuelan securities are invited
20 submit lists OF their holdings IN order that
committee may be created 10 represent and safe
guard their interests
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
4 SHOCK TO BCLGlR RI-I.
Her Um-}hc I4rdor Coated 6y a
Russian Note.

Vienna, Feb. is 1T is seni-officialiy stateu
.bat the mode of procedure in Informing 'he
Porte of the intentions of the signatcry powers
with regard TO reforms in Macedonia VIII he ihe
rresentation of a note by each ambassador ~
the Porte The notes, if not Identical in terms
will be 50 in effect They will state that '"e
powers join in the Russo-Austrian proposaIs'
In explanation of the somewhat sudden ch""e
in the attitude of the Bulgarian Government II
is ,,enerted that Russia has replied TO the Bui-
gar1an rote protesting against Turkeys mob
ilizaticl saying that Russia cannot intervene
at Constantinople. more particularly as tie
Porte is only following RUssia's advice to pre-
pare for every eventuality. This reply. it is as
serted was a decided shock 20 Bulgaria. anu
considerably modified her views as to a possible
conflict
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
INTENSE COLD IN VERMONT.

Li1tletoh n. H.. Feb. 1s.-Some startling tenn
peratures were reported to-day from the little
valley towns of the White Mountains At the
base of Mount Washington thermometer
reached 30 below zero; at Alderbrook ii was "A
below; Apthorp 36, and the same AT Fran
COMA while the lowest in this town was 40 below
There little rise in the temperature during
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
E. .. STAIR DENIES IT.

Detroit. Feb. 1S.-E. u. Stair. of the Stair d
Havln theatre circuit, is in New-York. In re-
sponse to a telegram asking to the truth of the
report that the Stair & Havlin circuit and the in
dependent theatrical managers have arranged
circuit of high priced theatres TO compete with the
syndicate, Mr.. Stair replied;
The runor is not we'll founded The circuit is
being largely augmented, but in the interest OF
popular priced houses. New-York and Boston are
the only high priced houses far.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
FOUR TRAINS sNoWsouNo.

Santa Pc, y. NJ. Feb. 1S.Four Rock Island pas-
senger trains are snowbound twenty miles north of
Torrance. the FL Paso and Northeastern Rail-
way, A force Of shovellers has gone from Torrance
10 clear the tracks. All the telegraph wires ara
down The weather is clear and warm at present
the entire Territory
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
FRESHMAN COLLEGIATE DEBATE.

Freshman debaters of Columbia and Yale yester-
day completed arrangements hold u debate a
NewHayen in about six weeks. IL will be the first
time that debaters of these universities have met
Yale last year challenged Columbia but the ehal-
lAnga aa
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
TO DECIDE AS TO CoADjuToRs.

Rome Feb l&-The appointments of coadjutors
10 the Archbishops OF ST Louis and Cincinnati Will
be decided at a meeting OF the Congregation of the
Propa gands on March . All the documents relat-
ins 10 the appointments have been received.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
OVERDUE LINER REACHES HALIFAX

Halifax. n. s. Feb 1s.-Fhe Allan Line steamer
Livonian. from Glasgow and Liverpool for this
port which seven days overdue arrived to-
day. The captain reports having encountered ter
rife weather.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
GOOD TEMPLARS' MEETING.

entertainment at the Fulton-st Young Mems
Christian Association hall. Brooklyn. tomorrow
evening After address by Borough President
Edward Swanstrom a musical progra mme will
be given by the United Templar Singers and
eral SOIoiSts
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
STEAMER SINKS IN PARA RIVER.
Captain and Eight Men of the Kelvlnsiae
Drowned

Para Feb. 1S.-The British steamer Kelvin
side from Buenos Ayres, February ], for this
port has been sunk in the Para River. Her
captain and eight of the crew were drowned.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
ELECTION RIOTS IN RIO.
Several Persons Killed or Injured at
Brazilian Capital.

Paris, Feb 1S-A dispatch from Rio Janeiro
states that election riots have occurred IN the
city, and that several persons have been killed
injured
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
TO FIGHT THEATRE SYNDICATE.
Combination Says 1t Has Houses in Eighteen
Large Cities.

Toledo Feb. N-It announced here to-day
that Frank Burt and Stair & Havlin have com
pleted ii circuit of theatres to compete with the
syndicate theatres in eighteen of the principal
cities Of the country The cooperation of Harrl-
son Grey Fiske James f. Hackett and the Henri
eta Crosman management is promised 10 them
Stair & Havlin will continue their popular price
houses as at present, hut merely as managers OF
theatres and booking agents. Next season they
viii own 10 plays and will manage no producing
compsnies their only interests being the head of
the two circuits.
The theatres which they announce as being IN the
new circuit include the Majestic, New-York the
Majestic Boston; the Auditorlgm M pnaas ose
and the Great Northern. Chicago; the Grand opera
House St Louis, and the Grand Opera House. San
Francisco.
The main facts of the foregoing dispatch were
confirmed this city last night. Stair and Havlln
have long had an agreement with the theatrical
syndicate whereby neither side was to encroach on
the business the other. the syndicate conducting
high, priced houses and Stair & .Haylin controlling
something over q hundred low priced houses. The
latter firm seems TO feel that the syndicate has
not been living up its part of the agreement and
they no longer desire keep out of the high priced
field
1T is not d fight between Stair & Haylin and
the syndicate at least, not yet, said representa-
tive Of that firm last night We are simply going
into The field as commercial enterprise. II the
syndicate finds that We are hurting its business
and wishes to fight us-well, not looking for
trouble but we are ready TO meet it,.
No contracts have yet been signed between the
independent booking agency and Stair & Havlin.
but it is probable that in the next few days some
thing of the sort will be arranged. The Independent
booking agency if 1t book the attractions
for Stair & Havn, is likely TO make a contract
with the firm for it will thus have large number
of theatres at its disposal in cities where II now
has entrance at all and 1t WILL moreover get
the entrance free. =,
On the other hand, Stair & Havlin cannot well
conduct their theatres high priced houses with
out high class shows. and such shows CutSioe
of the syndicate bookings largely controlled
or booked by, the Independent agency: Not only only
Mrs Fiske Miss Crosman, James h Hackett
Isabel Irving and w II. Thompson but many
other attractions opposed; for one reason or an
other. to the syndicate. book through the lnde-
pendents seems to be for the mutual ad-
vantage of Stair &. Havl1n and Messrs Hackett
other. II was felt last night as stated that they
position that has developed to the syndicate
will be the result.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19
NEW coAsrINe SERVICE FOR CHINA.

Hsmburg, Feb ls.-The Hamburg-Americanc COM
pany is organizing a coasting service for
China. The steamers will ply between Hong Kong
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19

attache Johnston attended she sessions oi iiie
eourt and followed the arguments
To-day's decision is interesting, lrasmuch as
,l,e German and British legations have man.
tsfnei that justice for foreigners does not eAis'
I'm Venezuela.
WASHINGTON Feb ls.-Tle Rudloff claim was one
or the largest brought by American citizens asa's'
,,,o yenszuclan Government and. had il not heen
settled would have come Up for adjudication oe-
fore the mixed commission provided for IN the pro
iocol signed here yesterday. The oecls'"1 -
source Of great satisfaction 20 the ohlciais ieAe'
The contract price Of the proposed market ""S
SEQ nA the claim for a like amount. ana the 'uus
rne-t Of the courts shows that ii was erAhle" "
fi.li Considerable work had been done oH t''e
.r,c,scsn concessonaires toward the construction
Il tho proposed market Nheii change OF H'iiili
-ratfan occurred in Venezuela Then the cohce9V's
10 Rudloff annulled because OF me op9ee to" 80.
the government TO having such an es'aUiiSiil
controlled hy foreigners. Probably not hOie -
hall the amount Of the claim allowed had , pee IN.
roeu<ed when work on the market "''9 S'Nti'N
fhc governments action
New-York tribune., 1903-02-19

Berlin. Feb IS.-It vas seHi-o1iciaily an
nouncea to-day that Germany had instructed
her ambassador at Constantinopie 10 endeaRor
to persuade the Porte to execute the AuStro-
Russian programme of reforms proposed Tor
Macedonia
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