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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02

uiu BE- IN Effect ctd Baltimore e
Ohio Railroad.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. Especial Low Rate TX
cureions. Dates TO be announced later
BALTIMORE. MD.-2Otb Tfienniai National
Saengerfest 81 the Northeastern Saenger-
biiDd, June 1920. Tickets GU sale June 18th
70 18th, good returning until JaAe 22nd, To-
elusive
BALTIMORE, MD.--Benevolent aDd-Protectiye
Order Of Elk, Juy els Tickets on sale
July 10Th and 20th, good returning until
July z5sh. inclusive.
BALTIMORE, ND---Seyenty-Nintb Annual Ses-
sion Of the soyerei9n Grand Lodgs. ]. o. o.
r., September 2l-zG. Tickets on lie Sep
tefDber 9th. 20 b and 2isi. 60 returning
until September 18th. inclusive
BosT0s Mass Nation al Educai ioual ASeocia-
ton, July $40. Tickets on sale July Bird 10
9th. good returning until July 18th inclusive
DENVER, CoLo.-Lhristiau KBdeasor Society.
July 9-I3. Da,es Of sale announced later.
DETROIT, MICH -EpworthL eagueIDlernation-
al Cons eDiion. July G-i9. Tickets On sale
July l5th ard 18Th, good returning until
July 20 b. inclusive
San FRANCISCO. CAL.-Grand Army u the Re-
public. August i7-22 Tieke:s on sale Au-
gust 4th TO 18th, good returning until Or-
fober 18th.
SARATOGA. ". Y.--ImperlaI Council. Ancient
Arabir Order Mystic shrine, July 7-lO.--
Tickets on sale july Glib and 7th, 4 cd re-
tarning until July both, inclusive.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02
Gas for Fuel.

In view of the high price which will prevail
TO. coal during the coming winter, the
Charles Town Gas II Wates Co. calls atten-
ton TO Gas cheap fuel for cooking, and
we offer Gas Ranges ut Cost to any one who
will use Gas for incl. We submit that Gas i
cheaper than wood or Goa for cooking pu-
poses and We invite investigation
August 5-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02
The Maltby House.
Is to % East Pratt Street.
BALTIMORE. MD.

American and European Plan. The Old
Maltby House uDder New Management.
Having taken the Ma. agem mt of this old
and we'll known Hoste ry, beg to inform the
public they will receive the same courteous
attention as in the past We are accessible TO
all parts of the City by street cars which pass
the door. going within one square of Camden,
Mt. Royal and Union stations. without change
of car. We are also within two squares of all
Steamboat Piers. Asking for liberal share
of your patronage | remain
Yours respectfully,
JOHN GIBSON, Manager.
RATES. American Plan-One and Half
to Two dollars per day. European Plan
Fifty. Seyeniy-fi five and One Dollar per day.
August 5-y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02
BaItimore 6 ohio Rallroad.

One Way Colonist Rates To The West
Tickets ON sale daily until June IL. 1908, in
elusive, at all ticket Offices OF the Baltimore Il
Ohio X. X. 10 oints ia Arizona, California.
Colorado Idaho, Mexico. Oregon. Wyoming,
and British Columbia, ut greatly reduced
rates.
For full information call al Ticket Offices
Baltimore IL Ohio Railroad
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02

WANTED-sEvERAL PERSONS or
Character and good reputation IN each state
Zone IN shis county required) to represent and
advertise old established wealthy business
honse of solid financial standing, Salary $si
weekly with expenses additional, all payable
Offices. Horse and carriage fBrDisiled When
necessary. References. Enclose ss-Ig-Ada,rss-
I'd envelope. Colonial Co, S3s Dss s,pr. ST..
chicago.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02
o "A - II - RIA.
Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
''s' # MHHzlZm

Ranks As The Highest Grade by
Doctors.
The safest wine TO use is Spees,s Port Grape
Wine. il ranks above all others for medical
purposes; IL is diuietic and tonic. For
weakly and sgcd persons IL has no equal, be-
ing made from y raGe grnpe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02

and receive per cent on your savings ac-
count. Pttsburg Trust Company. 1923 Fourth
avenue, Pitfsburg, Pa, compounds interests
semi-annually. per cent. on checking ac-
counts. Capital, surplus and profits $4,000.
600 90
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02
TO the Ladies.

I take this method to inform my Lady
fri ends of Charles Town, and the public in
general, that am prepared to do
HAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS,
such as nair Switches Light weight Pompa-
dour. etc Save YOUR Combings and bring
them to me. Satisfaction guaranteed prices
moderate Call on or address
MRS. w. D. DAVIS,
e. Congress ST.. 2 Doors from s. George,
Oct 90 Charles Town, JEFF. Co., w. Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02
Reamer's Howard House
Howard and Baltimore Sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD,

To Ny Old Patrons and the Travelling Public
Having had very liberal share of the pub
lie patronage during the past five years, felt
encouraged to release the Howard House foi
term of years, aud have at great expense
refurnished and reftted the hotel from top to
bottom. Am better prepared than ever to ac-
commodate the public. My aim will be q
give frst-class accommodations at So 90 PEI
day. Country merchants and commercial
travellers will find it the most centrally loca-
ted hotel in the city. Respectfully,
Sept. %, 1894. JAS. REANER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02
Money to Loan.

Money for sale by Jefferson Building and
Loan Association on redemption OF shares, or
Loaned on well endorsed negotiable paper at
or ~ months ID. = HUGHES, President; s.
s. DALGARN. GEO. II. HAGLEY, Financial
Committee, Apply to ei her.
Dues received at the store of ID. s. Hughes.
GEO II. HAGLEY.
Feb lift. Sec'y and Treas'r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02
COLD ~ HEAD

Allays inflammation. Heals and Protects the
Membrane. Restores the Senses OF Taste aud
Smell. Large Size. so cents at Druggists or
by mail; Trial Size. 10 cents by mail.
ELY BROTHERS. So Warren ST. New York
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02

prepared to furnish Collins aud Baskets in all
Styles, from the very cheapest 10 the best
class of work. Embalming and taking care OF
the dead done at all hours. We have man
who sleeps at our place of business and can be
called at night by pushing the bltton of our
night bell. We also have ia stock Burial Robes
of the latest designs. and guarantee satisfac-
ton. We give our own personal attention to
all work OF this kind entrusted 10 US. We can
be called from all parts of the County ly tel
ephone We have one in our Office Cali SO.
Jan. IS. STRIDER Il RAMEY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02

RICHMOND NIPPON COMBINED PLANTER
combined Check Icanbe
three omlna aee
IAN Re
ARROWS Frame
and
on on ready for HAIOCK SUCCESS Afog
Buggy Wagon Lifting
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1903-06-02

To be He'll in Vor5ous Portions Of NE
United States for Which Special Rates
DiH BE- IN Effect ctd Baltimore e
Ohio Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-19
FUNERAL OF JUSTICE RUMsEY.

Bath N. Y, Jan. 1s.-The funeral Of Justice VIII
lam Rumsey was held here to-day. The burial was
in the Rumsey lot adjoining Grove Cemetery. near
the Ru1nsey homestead. A large crowd attended
the funeral. delegation OF judges and la Tyers
rom Rochester and the western part OF the State
coming a special train among them being Pres
siding Justice Adams of Canandaigua. of the Ap-
peIlate Division Of the Supreme Court Fourth De-
partment: Associate Justice McLennan. OF Syra-
cuse; Justice Werner. Justice Davy, Of Rochester
Justice Nash. Of Avon, and ex-Justice George B.
Bradley, OF Corning. who were honorary pail
bearers.
County Judge Arthur z. Sutherland. Nathaniel
Foote, Porter NJ French Edward Harris and VIII
lam T. Plumb represented the Bar Association OF
Rochester County Judge Carter, Of Avon; County
Judge Clark. Of WayIand. and William H. HOLSTER
Of Troy represented the trustees of Williams Col
lege. of which body Justice Runsey was mem
her Many floral pieces were sent. including a
wreath from the Steuben Society in New-York. OF
which Justice Rumsey was the president
New-York tribune., 1903-01-19
r4NsPAcrr1c MAILS.

Mail. FOR China Jaran via Tacoma close here tay
al $50 D. m January fls neflsive Ior dspatcA
,,P g. CSi5a and Japan VIA Victoria.
iy-I,fs{ve for = Empress or Japan
Nsrhsr5fse FOR u ; Postal Agency at Shanghai can
not he forwarded via Carada-
,rIS FOR Chtra ana Japan Seattle close here daily st
70 January w Inclusive tut uisPa'S" per
Msi1 sor Hawai- Jspan China and soeeis'lv addressed
for he Philippine Islands via San Fncfsco close
h-e fa'1v 5t $50 . n up January va. inclusive.
dfspatcH : Gaeic
srti. - AustraIa (exc~pt Australia. which 70
s1-xs~4sd via Eu~opel New Zealand. FIJI Samoa ard
asssr Iarusrv fs Jsnua~v t24 fncfusivs for
dnateh per Ventura or The Cunard steamer carry
Ing me R-itfsh FER Ner1eeand does arrive IN
THIS fts~nVrh. eVtra
o m and ESQ p. T'--Niu ae mace Up end
so-~-s~Sed Until the arrva q the Cunsrd steafrerl
Nsti. Gov the Phpplne ISLANDS Francisco close
here daily $50 up to January ~ inclusive. Tor
,r.tis ~ Australia West Australia which
rto trurors and New-Zeaand. which goes via san
T'rancfscoS Ffh Islsrds via Vancouver and Vic-
fo-fa e c. here daily az ESQ p. m after Janu-
Nh toT tSsvs4 ch'-s rsr,n PNr'~7irs Islands
via san F-ancfsco cose here dsilv at $50 up to
January t31. inclusive. Tor dispatch per g. = Kong
,,s,, ~ Fsvsu viz san Francisco close daily
sS0 D. m 20 February - inclusive. for Dispatch
usTIs Tor Tahiti and Maruuesas Islands via san Fran
Cis-o close he-e dailv ESQ % February tff
irrr,s{ve far iisratch per MaripOsa-
sailing datfy
ard tNe scsedue ~ cisre Is sraneed on the pfesp-
ftn oS tSefr ,,interrurted overland tResis
tered mall closes = . m. previous day.
~ C0PNFIIUS vAN COTT. Postmastsr.
Postofnce New-York n. Y. January 15. 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-01-19
JUDGE EWING ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Carnegie Han was filed almost to the doors yes
to-day afternoon by Christian Scientists and others
who assembled to hear lecture by Judge william
G. Ewing. Of Chicago.
The sneaker was introduced by Assistant District
Attorney Osborne who took occasion 10 remark
that most OF the audiences he stood before were
f. charge Of sheriffs and could not go out "hen
they wanted Speaking Of Christian se'enee' NC
said; 81 Go not believe in talking against something
] don't know anything about"
Judge Ewing declared that woman-Mrs EDDY
established the doctrine of Christian Science, and
that nearly All tue best spiritual religious things
came through women. He named Luther and cther
noted men who had been connected with relislon,
hui region--the rediScONefs
of the healing OF the sick-was made by Mrs tody
I'VE 90 nof aiffer from the other churches, sald
he They are all exceedingly good. but they are
full Of doubt and anxiety.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-19

Even the unjust treatment she has received In
Washington cannot change her allegiance. AS
long as the tariff is the prominent political issue
she cannot be driven out of the party. for all nes
great products. such as wool. cattle. Lead coal anu
timber benefited by protection From parCS
point of view New-Mex will be an assured ac-
QUESTION for at least generation. ~,
One word with regard TO the name NeW-aden tn
ico. which seems to be bugbear TO some taSteii II
minds All kinds Of propositions are mace ta Ion a
change favorite suggestion oeing MonteLoitliea, a.
for no conceivable reason. as there Is not te tne
slightest connection between the unfortunate AAteC
sovereign and this SECTION of country on the o1T ni
hand, New Mexico is old. historic name & Onrs
one American State, Florida. has naGe aq ore nlore
ancient 1t was rst used in 1881 oy ESpeJo, llloie
than quarter Of century before JdneS!oTci; of cn
New-Amste~dam or Plymouth was thougnt o., VI ~
all the ancient ma appears as the M b past
to the Pacific on the west It would be nns
to change a name full Of historic asSociatIons
and which has endured for more than three CEN
turies
In every resrect in which she controls her own
destiny. New-Mexico is improving ana aaSaucLI5:
Her railroad development last year exceeoeu tHdl
of the whole Atlantic seaboard The only oosIacte
is the continued Territorial condition InaI al
fects both immigration and financial deveIopLIieIit
Statehood will bring good government an9 rdpIo @
Improvement. The people will feel tnat theS aIe
really American citizens and not Aliens or ser
wants. All this will enkindle ambition stlnuidte
enterprise and lead to a glorious future.
Santa Fe N NJ, Jan. g. 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-01-19
SPEECHES IN SMALL TYPE.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: May reader Of The Tribune ask why the
speeches of distinguished men printed in
smaller type than the rest of the paper? Are they
rot to be read: or If must it be at sacrifice OF
sight? AS the community reads the daily papers
more than anything else, the inquiry suggests itself
whether any type should be used except that which
is best adapted to the normal eye. IF more room
required than space permits. further advantage
may be gained by omitting repetitions and what
ever is least worthy of attention-tlus saving the
mind. as well as the eyes, and deserving double
gratitude from the public for any enterprising
pa per which viii begin the reform. NJ. L. B.
SeafoTd, Long Island. January 8. 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-01-19
SUNDAY NIGHT MUSIC.

Nine Sembrich was the particular attraction al
the eighth popular Sunday night concert at the
MstropoItan Opera House last night. and In con-
sequence the audience room was crowded Not an
treb of the standing room was LEFT unoccuped and
The only vacant chairs were in few of the boxes
Nine sernbrtch was in superb voice and spirits
and gave generous tainnaent--'Ca Casta
T1i,s freHa ''lo+ne."A three songs by Richard
Strauss, LoeHe and Bizet. and the soprano part in
,he r7,ar+et from .Rigoletto" A model example of
Old school singing was her "Casta Diva and de-
ugbtful archness and lovely sentiment marked her
songs Under the circumstances the wise rule pro-
l.ifi4insr .eaceres" seemed a hardship. The other
Singers in the concert were Miss BrideVeL, VINO
dizpIsved her beautiful voice in German and Eng
7fgr songs: signor Dani and signor Scott. all OF
whom moved the audience to hearty expressions Of
pleasure Signor Nancineln conducted the Or
Chestra and scored pretty success. especially in
The .I,Arlesenne'' suite, hy Bizet- Altogether ii
WAS the best balanced and most successful concert
Of TIE series thus far. The last vocal number of
The programme Vas the kerdl quartet WHICH
brought out all the singers for combined leave
h king,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-19
CARDINAL DELEGATES CHURCH.
Celebrates Mass at St Patrick's, in Water
bury.

Waterbury Conn, Jan. 16.-With elaborate
ceremonies conducted by Cardinal Gibbons, as
sisted by several prominent New-England
ciergymen. ST. Patrick's Church. in the Brook
lyn district, was dedicated to-day. It Is esu-
mated that there were five thousand visitors In
town. special trains coming from Winsted and
hartford Hundreds were unable to gain ad-
rnittance 70 the church.
AT 1870 O'Clock this morning Cardinal GID
buus assisted by Bishops Tierney Of Hartford
TIarlzin Of Providence, and Bevans Of Spring
field. opened the dedication services. and at II
o'clock he was celebrant Of a pontncal nlgh
mass His assistants at this ceremony were the
Rev. Christian McAvoy, of this city; Father
Tfnian, Of Providence; Father Michael, OF WIN
sted. and the Rev. James Smith, of Winsted
The Rev. DR.. D. J. Stafford, of Washington,
preached.
AT xespers this evening Cardinal Gibbons
5ca in ofFiciared
New-York tribune., 1903-01-19
DIED.

RA1Dw1S-At Glove Junction January 1 T. 1908 so;
Peter Baldwin aged @ years. FqnsTa f46rn his VIII at BE re: esd
MGnaay G sopeWs Junction. Carriages viii meet train
at Hopewen. y. Y
IN SATURDAY., January IT. 1908 Robert. beloved
husband Mary Beggs in his GtfR 54R ySss es
T649av evening al $50 Interment at convenience Of
family.
c.11rEsAt eoldens Bridge. y Y January IS 1903 1903
ser sSd ID ys4r gs4 som Hiram G. cains st-ave
fald Monday JangaTE II al ssS ss9,dn p On on
4rivai Of the leaving Grand Central Station. Har
lem R. R. at 1875 p m
S1 5. Sa5ur98E as goSa fanG9E Gs H. @
her age rsas FIae Reed No 1872 Cortand-st Peeks
k VII Il meet 6H Iqf5SeT Il 80 train 1ah9aaT from
HAy-psssed away after long period patient suffer
in theodore Frelnghuysen Hay s9n Of The Ia late & Re1-
Philip G fr hag Il, qna ae ldence No 81 Van Burens
Broo.dyn, at S p. m, Wednesday. January Il
HEwIrT-At Ne Iexingt91aye New.YoTk city. 6a on
sge gaday Hbram Stevens Hewitt service will
9 hsd @ 10 a oeloe on Wednesday Intsrment
private. Kindly omit flowers
ALA his late esIasnee N0 s s 0V %esf st maFs h e a0d 0d
the late Henry E Man- Notice of funeral hereafter.
sunday January n r.sbsSs Is laSs masss hs h her
9th year Notice of funeral hereafter Norwich
Comm papers please copy
Saturday January H. 1898 Fanny M9o1s S Minor & aga s
81 also on d the bs a oh oeph kTde Minor o
Work CITY Funeral at St Paui's Church. Glen Cove
Tuesday al 2:3O 2. Train leaves Long Island City
IL a. m.
sAuTH-On January 1903. after brief Illness Mary
Morrison smith, daughter Of the late Jesse C. smith
Funeral services St. AIMS Church. Clinton and Lly
fngston sts. Brooklyn y. Y, On luesoay' january ~
ar . D. m Irterment private
sTEwART-Low mass Of requIsn (years min mindl 1-t lot
Mary at st. Ignauls Cnurch. Yves
End-aye., S7th-s, Tuesday, January 70 at 10
a. m.
vAAt MI sunday IN y,sa Tangaiy z IS S,, 1908
Newark. n j. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WARD-On Sunday January 1s 1908. of pneumonia. at
his residence No. 31S West 91st-st, Wilet c. Ward
Notice Of funeral hereafter
VIIIISAt Elizabeth. N J.. January IS. Ella Octavia,
wife OF Charles j. and daughter OF the James
wednesday the 2Ist. 2 O'Clock ..
WINDLE-At Stamford Conn. on Friday. January 10.
1903 Of heart failure Jane ue EoTSst VIE or tne late
t'uneral services vii. be held 81. Johns Church
Monday. January 10. at 2:3O D. m
Rev stephen Merritt. the worId-wde-k
rndsrtaker onI place OF business. and
Iatb-st-; largest in world Tel. l4-ISth-st
New-York tribune., 1903-01-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast

Washington Jan. 1s--The area Of low pressure that
has persisted lower lake region and the north
eastern part of the country during the last week mas
assed off TO sea- Of high pressure ana eoio
weather has advanced the lake region. Its crest To-
night bere over Lake Michigan Pressure continues hish
over the p eau region. but there are indicatons Oh e
advance of an area low pressure from the Paclhc-
The weather fair in practically ali ostrlctS
oca SHOWS have occurred the lake region and the
Inner Missouri Valley, and local rains on the North
Pacific Coast.
1t is much colder tonight in the lower lake region ana
thence eastward to New-Englaud is also colder IN
tho Ohio Valley the Middle Atlantic States and North
Carolina.
Fair weather is for Monday and Tuesday In
the East aud South IS probable Monday IN the
Missouri Valley portion OF the Mississippi
Valley snow is also probable Tuesday in the Ohio Val
iav and the lake region. will be Monday in
tho Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys. and warmer
Tuesday in the lake regions ard Ohio Valley.
The winds along the New-England and Atlantic coasts
viii continue north northwest On the South
Atlantic and Gulf light fresh north to northeast
ard IN Lake Michigan northeast shifting to south
,,s. s,- r-,,-o,sa, ,or+s will
a fresh northwest winds fair weather 10 the Grand
Banks. ,,,.s - +ba uyashinetor ard
oregnn coasts warnings have been issued LOT
Southern California
New-York tribune., 1903-01-19
OPPOSED TO THE HAcKMENs BILL.

A committee appointed by the Central Federated
Union to investigate and report proposed bill
submitted for Endorsement In the name of the
Hackmen's Protective League reported against In
dorsing the bill at yesterdays meeting Of the
Central Federated Union The committee. through
its chairman. Delegate Hanna. Of the Bluestone
Cutters said that the proposed measure was not
one which the Central Federated Union could con-
sistently nuorse-
The Recommendation was adopted by unanimous
vote The proposed bill provides that not more
than ffty new licenses year be given to ha ckmen
n the Borough OF Manhattan not more than TWEEN
tv-fve in Brooklyn or The Bronx. and not more
than ten in Richmond 1t further provides that
the Hackmens Protective League pass on the
Iicenses and that only citizens obtain licenses
New-York tribune., 1903-01-19
THE PASSING THRONG.

The beet sugar industry in California has been
profitable that 1t Is spreading to the northern
counties of the State. 1t now
NORTHwARD ranks among the leading indus
THE COURSE tries of the Santa Clara Valley
OF SUGAR A r. MOtzger Of San Jose. had a
word to say about it yesterday at
the Normandie throughout the San Juan VAL
ley" he said. "there has been an immense crop
of beet sugar. 1t is estimated the valley pro-
duced 25.oOO tons Of sugar beets. The crop ran
for 81 so ton at the factory The entire oulpus
ert to the Sprerke factory. The margin o5
profit beet roots for the grower Is large Iii
this is inducing many to go into the business ne ne
is reasonable. The industry is spreading to tne
northern counties, owing TO the ease with Whlcm
the beet root grows and the remuneratIVe return
The festive pass holder In Minnesota is having
his privilege curtailed by the railroads on account
OF the discovery that passes were
COURTESY being trafhcked in George K
OF THE ROAD Warren. a railroad man. of Min
ABUSED neapolis explained the situation
at the Imperial yesterday. Legs
ators in Minnesota are raising great howl be-
cause their passes have been limited TO the length
of the session of the legislature. he asserted.
land they demand they be good for the whole
year. 1t has been the custom to give passes 20
them out of courtesy, but 1t seems the privilege
has been abused Members have loaned them
have sold them to brokers or given them away
Many disposed of In this manner We're taken up
by conductors when Ii was discovered they were
being used by the wrong person This led to the
action of the railroads OF course IL 1t shown
that legislator had not abused the prlVllege ms
pass was given for the full year: The result OF
to correct &c some extent the abuse. but there
is great howl"
New-York tribune., 1903-01-19
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

wEDNEsDAY-At $50 a. for Europe per 3 ;. & Pniia-
deIpnia via Southampton: $50 (suppieunentary
10 a m for Europe per $. CSmric via Queenstown
(mail must be directed per 5. 5. CyTnrlc D.
TFTI- a. m. France. SWltzeTianu Ildy.
SDa!n Portugal Turkey Egypt, Greece HT sh IndIa
and Lorenzo Marquee. per La SaVois VIE hia<ro
mail for other parts of Europe must be dreced per
Savoie''1
ssTTRD4Y-At a. m. for Belgium direct. per q s.
VaderIand (u,au he directed per $ 8 VaGer-
at a m. Complementary III a. NJ TOT Lu-
rome rer $ : T.ucania Queenstown
.prTNTFD MATTER. E'TC--Ths steamer takes Prnteo
Matter Commercial Papers ard Samples for Gerrnany
only The class OF mail matter rog oIner pAIs
directed by her
Malls named above tiOnal Supplementary Mss az
onened on the piers Of American Engiisn FrenCR
and German steamers and remain open until Witnln
Ten Minutes Of the hour Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-01-19
JEROME AND THE C. r. U.

A report that District Attorney Jerome would pe
at Yesterdays meeting of the Central Federated
Union, in response to It's recent invitation 10 hlil
caused such large attendance that about one
hundred people could only find standing room TO
the evident disappointment OF many in the audience
afr Jerome did not appear. He sent note ad-
dressed to Ernest BONN. corresponding secretary
saving that he will be glad to attend meeting
So1Ia Sunday afternoon in the near future.