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MARKSNANsHIP COMMENDED.
The President Expresses Appreciated for
the work q the Asiatie Fleet.

The President Expresses Appreciated for
the work q the Asiaie Fleet.
WARRINGTON, March ie-President Roose-
velt's interest in naval afairs has led
him to direct the Navy Department to
send q commendatory ettcf TO Rear
Admiral Robley b. Evan. commanding
the Asistio heet, in regard TO some fine
work done at target practice by men under
his command The letter was written
to-day by Charles H. Darling acting Secre-
tary Of the Navy. 1t follows:
BY direction of the President, the Depart
yisorous. and intelligent efforts made " the
tarset prsctiee. The Department. ia in re-
ssey hsa 6s q J. nd
diosts prosress and show close. attention TO
shs c crsa. 81 *: par. q the oo'r
tn. ms sooa vc,tk Ehich h;; pr. d ICED
and 10 .inoh guns, and that the ability already
displayed VIII be used to correct any defects
in the sights n the heavy guns.
make kn9wn. IL appreciation. particularly
to the following men named IN your report
who have especially distins uished themselves
Ksntucsy"sIs FOUNDER rapid Are -un..
], s, O'Brlen. ordinary seaman ard II W.
Stratton, apprentice. first class: 5-ipch rapid
Ere guns. Z. R. Hawley. seaman. and n. W. n.
New Orleans FOUNDER rapid ar. guns.
T. Crawford. COZ :wain, and J. Mcreny. cor
porsl. U. G.. e-lnch rapid fire guns.
Hei~na-siI -pounder rapid IRE guns. d.
Humphreys, ordinary seaman.
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a. $3.50 - ssaa ~ saass ssssiss tssiss
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sss ss<@~s - ti.-sssy 49, - kalas.
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t>nss sessesses. s@<s. $780, ca
cezsns-s sssls~< - ssssa-s<-s.s.s
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Icy act 10 no precedent for this caes. inns
much - tho tariff changes 10 b made
by those proposed treaties were con-
templated in advance by . general law,
while the changes now proposed are
different changes and are inaugurated
by the original treaty-making power.
The principle IL eIactly the Same In both
instances. without the approval Of
the Congress, that is to say, Of the House.
the treaty-making power u certainly even
less able to make or change . tariff
whom II acts Of It's own motion than whom
it is acting under general directions or
instructions contained in previous law.
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RARE nook ABOUT NEW YORK.
F1rst Printed In Engiish About the CITY
--Soid Here for 0O1S.

Sold Here Tor oO3b.
Al an auction Of books In the rooms Of
Bangs 4 Co., yesterday afternoon. . COPY
Of Denton's Brief Description Of New
York. the FIRST book In English about
New York. was sold for seas. The work
was bought BY . dealer. under tho name
'spAlding.' for . retired business man Of
this city who Il collector Of Americana. No
COPY OF this book has been sold at auction
In the United States In twelve years, and
the book % rarely comes into the market
that no prioe 10 quoted on y In the current
price reports. There has been report
that dealer Of this city has been Offering
. copy OF this book for q 900.
This Il the books description Of itself.
A Bdei D,eqtptiop Of New; York; Fornerly
called New.Netherl.nds with the Places
thereuntt A lony,rk Together with the N amer
OF lis sciu ltion fsrtility Of the yle. II ,slth-
thence produced. Also Some, prectlors and
Of what Con,rnodi'ISs TIE" ssail take With
them Likewise B isf Relation o! the Cls-
toms Of the Indians here. by DAME, EAnten.
Ho PIP. .tSI 81. Elegantly bound In full. olive
green leyant, with orange levant double.
elaborstely fooled 10 eilt, elk erds. Iourh
gilt edses, enclosed In morocco pull-on case
r6nd.: Pointed for John Hancock, at III.
fret shop In Pope' s-Head Alley In Cornhill
ct the three Bibles. and William Bradley at
the three Bibles In the Minories. 1910
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To yur rprros OF TVS srs-S,i n teaofs
hsv. ieFs like q womsns and are Generally h. sch .
knesd. a. your corn spondeu, ssys. n seems prob.
able that n 10 the Ices thu, make the voice ana
tue voice that makes the ieSs
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sreeses Its iess and raises LiHsrif 10 20 hls toes
a. 10 brins Linsef nearer the lssei sf TIE ne,e
o. stieh he 10 elaiebisf. In other ~esds No ssss
vita his isss. nlh lees srs lie vsnsn q. thew.
tote the yoles wlieh sphafs tom tAen 10 more
opt ~ Ne ihs cstf. sweet tefsf thea Ne deep ana
hs~ msssulns bass.
ihsys Asssf noticed thsi ieass a. . csss ssss
snest khsei. Tsls, N true. nsg no duo 20 thas
In~,hoa ~ siasinf Nauss, ossiras,sd ,enss ven
D Asy. pfe1aes shoea knsss noaAd open ,eaes
o. No Sihsf hand should tsnd % hoe tho lsss
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nas sass 1bai u 10 saS, tslss - o lsss aasss
0 ialsstte Yeas bAsp. IkaoHs sAsSo
Ma fosH hAfehn
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Preparations for the Great Wet
Durbar.


The American mind runs naturally
10 committees when groat men fall,
wrote Mr.. JOHN HAT some forty odd
years ago. In Boston, next October,
great men are going TO fall by the rank.
platoon. company. Then the Honour
able Artillery Company Of London, car
rying firearms by kind permission of the
Great and General Court Of Massachu-
setts. In 10 b the guest Of honor ct the
Great Wet Durbar 70 be given by the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com
pany. which has bscn carrying most Of
the fre-water In the world sincs isss.
This Durbar In 10 Be the most memorable
event In the history Of var and thirut
since the Ancients, calamity lsd by Col.
HESBY WALKEk, invaded London, In
Inundated the Beefesters. vent 10 Q gar
den party at Marlborough House in
frock coats and brown darby hats and
made their Guildhall fricnds. Cog and
Masog. honorary nssmbsp of the Com
,,any. The Anolsnts are all sitsinx In
COMMITTEES nov and ~ They have ed
eaiAry ssaius. they ere s,itihs ell the
tine Here N On unofhalsI bot tolsssbly
ooaplsts last u oomni,isssl
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slss
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1sss~iis ,ss ssss s.s s-ssaissl.s
fssH-si- - sss hsa. slsi Asss $780,
gs-as ga ~ tsss~s
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f-s.sliiss - sNs isallsssa-s 60 ssS.
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faIssaiiss - - ~ nssaasss = - A-..s-<~s
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Tho celebration Of the birthday Of 81.
PATRICK promises to be unusually elab-
orats to-day. Mayor Low. It = reported.
viii take hand in the affair. and II p said
that tho French Ambassador. N. JUss1-
RAND. viii attend the banquet 1t Dx1AoN-
zoos and present to the Friendly Sons Of
81. Patrick magnificent Sevres vase. the
gift Of the French Government. In return
for the banquet given BY the society to the
French Mission In Warrington on the day
Of the Inauguration Of the statue 10 RocnAA-
BEAU.
Glory to the shamrock! May Il shine In
many thousand hats. and may all true
Celts rejoice At the thought that to-day, It
least. there h only one county In Ireland,
the County Innisfaell
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In the matter Of the appcintnsat Of
French Bashops. the form Of Papal aoknowl'
edgment Of the suggestions Is EScsi'
lentissimus Prssidexs Emiiius Losbst nobis
~ominarit.' the most excellent President
LouDET dominates to u.s. BY striking
out Aobis.' a. the French Government
desires, the Vatican would practically
acknowledge President LousSr's nomina-
ton TO b final. without regard 70 its own
opinion.
That Il the question now to b dealt with
between France and the Vatican. II viii
be an interesting contest, but before the
present Government Of France u y not
likely that the Vatican win bow.
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which goes far to compensate for owls
inseparable from their occupation.
II must be admitted even by the stout
est advocates Of this bill that the Justices
Of Special Sessions speak with the au-
thority Of largo and particular knowl-
edge Of the subject, and they agree with
Mr.. LINDSAY. Accordingly, they have
united in a protest against the measure.
II the bill il passed. says Justice
MAYER. a great deal Of hardship will
be imposed on tho honest poor. for it
robs the Magistrate Of all judgment
and compels him by set rules to lock up
a child, irrespective Of extenuating cir
cumstances or surrounding conditions.
Justice OLMsTKD, who is presiding in
the Children's Court, says that the bill
ignores the complex condition in this
city, by reason Of which the case OF each
child il different from that OF every
other
The committee Of philanthropists who
are pushing the measure have sent out .
circular In which are printed photographs
OF sleeping newsboys huddled up at
night in outdoor places or in cellars
The inference is that the poor urchins
have nowhere else to sleep and arc COM
PEELED to endure an experience which
appeals to general sympathy; but, aotu-
ally, the hardship Is not forced on them.
II they have not homes OF their own to
which they can 60, there are lodging
houses In which they can sleep, especially
provided for children by the abundant
philanthropy OF the city, and they
would be well able to pay the trfling
cost II they did not prefer to waste their
earnings at craps or in tossing PEN
MES. Besides, the little Adventures pre-
fer TO camp out.
The trouble with them Is not that
they are outoasts. but that they are so
often invsterate gamblers. ready to sac
rifice q bed at night, or even a meal,
in order to crafty their love for chance.
Is this habit which comes to them be-
cause Of their street employment II
so, as Justice WYATT remarks, as q re-
suit of his experience in the Children's
Court, they are sufficiently protected
against the evil by the present law, IL
its provisions are carried out.
Moreover, are not other boys adj
dicted to craps and to the same OK
tent, when they can get the pennies9
The circular sent out by the advocates
Of the bill quotes the president Of the
New Jersey Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Children as saying that
over 80 per cent. Of the street newsboys
and bootblacks become inmates Of our
penal institutions. Do the records OF
our Children's Court present any indi-
cation that newsboys are moro likely
10 fall into crime than boys who do not
work on the streets' The testimony
II the Justices Of that court seems TO i'm
ply otherwise. Their judgment seems
% be that their work is beneficial to
he newsboys and that the danger to be
,verted comes rather from idleness.
IL is q question Of fact, which must
% settled authoritatively before an in
elligent judgment can be formed.
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An instructive instance Of noticeable
tendency OF the times is Afforded by its
outoropping in Pennsylvania, described
by the Wilkes-Barre Daily Ners:
The bill TO ia, coal four mills on the dollar Of
value has made i,s appearance In the Legtslature.
II 10 estimated that II II becomes law It win add
10 ,hs reveaues Of the state about $4,000 an.
nuaily.
Coal men say that the proposed legislation docs
10, really concern them. The public. they say.
sui pay the bill. should the measure become .
corfespondissy."
To raise moro money for public ex-
penditures is the absorbing purpose Of
numerous statesmen. The search for
somsthing to tax il furious, and discovery
is supposed to make the finders political
fortune.
II q tax IL a revenue producer IL Is
hailed a. Q measure Of public benefit
which 10 resist Ia to serve private inter-
ests Is against the State. The revenue
producing Official, the financial expert
in Office who can suggest plausible means
for increasing the States income, Ia q
master in political economy. at least
in his own estimation.
This impulse TO increase taxation every
where is full Of danger. There can be no
trouble, We presume, about taxing coal
IN Pennsylvania. Millions may be raised
thereby, instead OF .he modest three
quarters Of q million expected from the
bill described by our Wilkes-Barre con-
temporary. But just a. surely a. this
tax 10 imposed, just as surely will the
price Of coal be raised, and, a. inevitably
again. the increase Of price will DO q
burden and q check upon industry the
land over.
Tho enormous and often successful
pressure for higher wages now being
felt Ia bound TO clip on some OF the fringe
Of industry. where business on a minor
scale has been able 70 live under the
conditions that exist. Confidence and
activity cannot fail TO be impaired
throughout the entire industrial world,
and II the laboring mon think that vic
tory al along the line In their movement
Tor better pay will help the wage-earning
world they make q grave and pitiable
mistake. But II. In addition 10 the hasty
demands Of labor. there Ia 10 be an in
crease In State eItravAgance and In the
weight and spread Of taxation. the ef-
fects will be doubly unfortunate.
Light taxation and Industrial entsr-
prsss free Of coercion OF oppression are
A I. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-17
ARCHBIsH0P FARLEY RETURNS.
WIN P0utincate ut the Cathedral Mass
To-day and Review 81. Patrick1 Parade.

To-day and Review 81. PatrickI Parade.
Archbishop Farley. accompanied by his
secretary. Father Hays. returned yeste--
day from Atlantic City, where the Arch
bishop hAs been spending . week In sbso-
lutte rest.
Mgr. Farley will pontifoats at the solemn
military high mass which will bs cele-
bratsd ct the Cathedral this morning In
honor Of %. Patrick. the Cathedrsl's patron
saint. The other officers OF the mas viii
he vicsr-Oeneral Mooney and all Of the
Cathedral clergy.
Tie siKty-ninth Regiment will attend
The mas before taking part in the n.
form Q guard ~ honor around the sAnoi-
usry. Iis chaplain, Father DAILY, the nov
rec,or ~ ~ halAchy's parish and former
assistant rector u tho CalhsdraI. will
preach.
Af,.f Ne MAJ. which viii l.e celebra,.d
., 10 o'clock, finishing sloys noon, the
Archbishop will vlss 10 ". PsiTieA's pay
parade from the srolsssp.soDtal rasisi.Los
ih Madison Asesue
A r.,f..i fsr asa W preparation Coz the
feast has bssi held Tor .ssL hy Vs,lss
burss. oas Of the faullsi Fsii.sfs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-17
The Cuban Treaty and tho House.

Our neighbor the Tribune makes the
follovinp explanation of its objection
., .n.ndino thu Cuban Reciprocity
- -. condition. . This treatv
80. -. ,,n.,, xho ..r,o sh.i,
h.vs hesn annroved bv the Congress. y
that Ia nv tariff leaislation in which the
Hou.. .hall narticinste:
.-....u..., .n.,.u.,,
-. 60. 80, A.. o,,,. ,n,.,.,., Nv tn,
srr n !, ,uppo,.s ,b., We deny the necessity of
action By the Hous. before tn. treaty is pu, into
op.rsses. We have. on the contrary. steadily
maintained that reciprocity treaty Ike streaiy
ruaransseins payment OF money vas nov SOL.
.1eeu'lns ous y. mere, . os, - p cog 'ne
,a.s o. ns "..n.s... " ,..,..,.. ' .a,,o. 20
cn..r, IN. tam Avs, Jus, as In the other case u
mus, h followed BY an spproprs alton Of money
betor, In. promlsed DAY meal could be made
NO. IhE Dun hss NOT suPpooeo "s' INC
ssS.S1. sI,oo;r.,. 40 o,.. r,v $500 -
,n uoo. - =. Ia.
~
s'sea.. We .s'. .a..," s. o0, ,' 70 =,
.a.a 'a r.s,ss 800. ,.s M, ,ss, ,..,.a.
!. . ,,..,, matter eouedsd py a, conn,,u,,op
10 the ,hrs. branches Of the LEGISLATURE an &c, of
,.s,sis,iea win b. nseesssry to eonnrm ,hsss
sr,ieiss--
JEyyEasos used the word confirm. .
The proposed amendment Of the Cuban
treaty uses the word approve. follow
ing the Language Of the recent Dingley
act. IN the section authorizing the EIscu-
tive 70 negotiate certain reciprocity ar
ransemsuts subject 90 subsequent legis-
lstIon by Congress. The Tribune objects
On tho word 10 approys spparently hold
ins ina, Ia use mpl,es the idea that the
Um,se h mar, Of th.treaty-inaking power.
for our nslghbor ssys:
4. "a . ,,,.,, .s,,l /, \ .,,,s, I'd \, ..m,,,.a,
$50. "a. ps..la.s, ana sss.l. A. n.,.., .,
s... /, .eula ss bsslas treaty sa,lsa ,sass.
ll,lss o. Ne ass.s 10 go lssa.-
u.~ can A In . blnalnx treaty s,,As,
.. ,.,,,,l, ,,..l IA. a, a. an ln,.,,.,l.,n.l
-. -. 4, ,s.,.,a. Al aa -,
-. A.. -. A., ,,.a,y, o,lv -. az.
,'''''ss.,,.l. .,,.,..-,,,,,. a., ,.s $50.
~ s--, -. c,'.'.,,,....'. .
also - ..,,.,...ss,s $50
~ -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-17
VERMONT FARMS LACK MEN.
Reom for Thousands OF Real 1Aborers n
New England.


jacob A. Riis has asked TEE Sun to pub.
lish the following letter from a Vermont
farmer who ID unable to secure enough
help to cultivate his farm properly, while
at the same time men are on the verge OF
starvation for lack Of work in places not O
hundred miles of:
NEwHAyBS. Vt. MsrchB
Mr. DEAN Sin: As l read in the papers Of
the famine In Sweden and Finland I wish
that many Of those people might In soma
way ind their way into this part Of New
England, where there IL no lack Of food, but
where there Is a great lack Of reliable dairy
farm help. ] have a small dairy farm OF
loss for lack OF help would have been enough
TO support q small family In comfort j.
there no way by which ] can get single
man for farm works | can use a man who
has no knowledge Of our language. provided
be be Of good character and anxious TO learn
Thousand. Of those people can hhd p,rmanent
for home OF their own In the future. AZ
to character. We need just what you would
need were you to go TO the country to manage
a LARGE dairy farm--men who are able and
willing TO do all kinds OF rough work summer
and winter: kind 20 horses and cattle: free
from tobacco and ptofarity and ambitious "a
save for n home. My need is very great, az
have been oblised to work about one hun
drcd hours every week for the year now past
Can you help me In any way' Y2nrs most
sincerely, c. WILDER.
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500. 900 MORE ron TR00P G.

Rev Armory win Be Fifcproef-Second
Naval Battansu Gets go 900 Mere.
The Armory Board authorized yesterday
the expenditure Of further sum OF 500 900
for the new armory for Troop In Brook
iyn. The appropriation already passed
was $500 900, but with the additional money
q fireproof building can be erected.
A protest was signed by several arohi-
tects az ainet the award OF the Second
Naval Battalion Armory In Brooklyn "a
Lord a Hewlett, II was alleged that ths
lions. especially as 10 the area for the drill
hall. The protest was placed on file. In
stead OF the $3.50 900 originally set aside for
the construction OF this arnory the board
decided yesterday to spend $4,000. The
extra amount is for the fireproohng Of the
building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-17

We print to-day q letter from . woman
whose lsudsble interest in the welfare
u the hessboys leads her Ia take issue
With sons remarks reo-ntly made by
us IN opposition 81 hill fof the res,rio-
tssn and regulation ~ their BUSINESS.
vhlch has bs.a lntIoduosa Into the I~s.
lslsiufe al Albany
ME- bAshoss estimates the buini,sf
~ nsvsboys ih Asw fork az L.oo. aud
ps.ls.l,iy ,h.lT nun.issf 10 nat lss. Issa
" tba~s boss bang hoins Ah sssfassis
u 500 sssTy nlsii that siaouii sl.s
thlhks, aanEsa a.hpsi.sais fos tia le.s
IA si.sm Il -uis-sa1aia sainlAs ,,sssf
t-eaass ~ ,lss l.sd Lsl,,s sh,s'l iss lli
issa--aillJ, ifoia ii.s. sf.sulaI .if.si
lis Mo, haAsOps thanks ii.ai Gao
Assmsl Lsy siia suiassl ul i,,iasii,s. >
sLs s,s- a. ash,ol shlis tl.sss ,sais
s,sp sis ,sll,iF il..J ssiss il.is,,sl. iI.s
siss.,s. Fsis Si.sai u iisss IA lslss
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