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New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
Steamboats,.
AND POINTS IN

mm @G7mTU AND POINTS IN
lONJSJ ID NDR1 NEW ENGLAND
FALL RIVER LINE for NsNport "a EVER SosSS7 1nt
al Eastern ana Northern Points steamers PRISCILLA
and PURITAN. Orchestra on each Leave Fer lst
n R foot of Warren ST, week days and Sundays az
$50 p II.
PROVIDENCE LINE FOR Providence. Bostcr- North ard
East. Steamers PLYMOUTH and CoNNECTIcuT-
Orchestra each rter IS N R. foot Of Murray
St, week days only al 8 P N
STONINGTON LINE for Sronington. Watch Hil Narr4-
gansett Pier. Boston and East Steamers MA1N0 ard
NEW HAMPSHIRF Leave Pier N r.. foot %
CIarkson St week days only a. P ~
NORWICH LINE for London, Fishers Islznd Blcck
Island Norwich, Worcester Boston. North and Eass
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY OF WOE(SES~
TER 60 n. p. foot Garrison ST. week DAYS
only $50 P. NJ
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford. Spring
field North Week Str. RICHARD PECK
leaves 80 y r. 200 y. N foot S1st St. 2. r.
500 P. II. CHESTER ". CHAPLIN leaves Pier 20
N r., 1900 Midntght sundays StT. RICHARD RESk
leaves Pier 40 y. r. $50 4 NJ foor Slst ST. z B.
10:15 A NJ. returning. due New York 500 P. "A
TICKETS AND STATEROO8fS. all Lines, 1s7. 2Sl-
673 1IS5 Broadway Place. Is Union Souars
245 Columbus Avenue 27S " 18th street. 15S 125th
Street, York; Court $40 Fulton Street $50 Broac
way. Brooklyn and at Piers
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-. pvrRr1sEMENTs subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received Ct their Uptown once
NO. 1.864 BROADWAY.
.,... will be received At the following branch
onoes at regular once rates until CLOCK D H. VA
254 sth-nve.. 8 e. cor. 2Sd-sti 1"S &C. COZ
,..Az, q. East 14th-st.; 257 West 42d-st' be
,..r 7tb and sth aves.: 26s West I@oth-st'' l'SSs
between 7eth and 77th sts.: 1.026 3d-ave.'
s,,t-s 1.7Os 1st-ave.. near ssth-st-; 1o7 East
,or,hst, 750 Tremopt-ave.i $50 Sd-hSe' nea[
- - 554 3d-ave.; 2I0 BieecHer-st' go
..,a..f-ast brooklyn. n. l.-Zio SouFt-st-'
bIe @ -, = 4 Oo4 Gates-ave.; Is Broadway.
SeSxarL. NJ J.-7e4 Brond-st. Also at - - l.
ofncsE
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T7HF People OF THE STATE OF NEW

TIE "OI III -, g, -. .,s ,,5.,a,s.,.
s,-nienentai CitationTo Thomas Doyle, Teresa Muir
John J. Doyle, Onward J. Doyle.
phy 1o,Je annie NJ Doyle being the husband and
1iI III "a heirs and Of kin Of Cathartne Doyle de
al ui0 heirs OF kin Of James Z.
ecea sed send greeting: whereas Mary Pobtay
- he Cgy Of York. has lately applied 10 the
stes stLS: court OF County OF New York TO have
writing, bearing date December
reiatng 70 real and personal property,
& tVS -oyed as the VIII and Testament OF James e
Glty ~ the County New York, deceased there
& ey , and each you cited 20 appear before the
foIe, ~ our County New York at MS once IN
& Sonntv Of New York the 10Th cay OF august one
Zine hundred three. at haif-pas Ten CLOCK
tho1sano of that day. and there to attend the
-obsfe Of the said last VIII and u o.
pfoO-o under the age OF twenty
you sTs are required appear by your GUARDIAN ~
one ove or II YOU none, 10 appear aho Apply
you he appointed the event OF your heseet or
[of oe 10 80 guardian will be appointed Dy sle sur
salS - represent for yo1 IN the IN
rosto caused the Seal OF the SuITo-
testimony - re ajd County New York TO be here
gaze Witness AISER G III 'AlaS' q SUI
unto S,r said County New York al esld CoGLty'
dev Of June OF our Lofo one 'hoo-
md nine hundred and three .TAT7CT5rINS
CLERK OF the surrogates Court
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED B,

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Park Board al the above Ofce Of the Depart
OF Parks. Fifth Avenue Sixty-fourth Street
Borough OF Manhattan. the City OF New York until
o'clock p.
THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1903.
Borough of The Bronx.
J. For furnishing all labor materials
the erection and completion Of ostrich nam
mai house in the New York Geological Park. In Bronx
Park. city of
2. For furnishing delivering $1,000 pounds No
white clipped oats and 1900 pounds bran. for parks.
Borough OF The Bronx.
For full particulars City Record.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX
JOHN e EUSTIS,
RICHARD YOUNG,
Commissioners
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Notice to Creditors.

(-orm Of Notice 70 CredItors)
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE BY
4 Hon Vernon NJ. Davis. OF the Justices OF the
the County OF New York. On the 2nd
dsT Of February 1903 IS hereby 70 al cred
having claims against Robert H Mer
rr formerly in the city OF New York 70
present the same vouchers therefor duly verified
70 the subscriber William ". Davis who has been GUY
substituted OF the said Robert h Aer
nam for lhe Of his creditors az the office OF
Messrs. Rounds & Dillingham;, his attorney az No %
FSroadWay In Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New
York on or the 9rd day of September. lsoS
York. June 10. 1903.
WILLIAM W. DAVIS Substituted Assignee
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-
City Hall. Room No, 16 until II o'clock A. Nj.
TUESDAY, JULY 2I. 1903.
on present pavement reiaid road
SEVENTY street to seventy street Also
south house line Nnetynnth the north house
line of One Hundredth street.
Nicholas to Twelfth avenue dncluding Hancock
No z-The roadway Of Tenth avenue. from Twenty
No. 6The roadway Forty-hrst street, from Second
No. 6-The roadway of Ffty-second street. from First
No. The roadway Of szty-afth street. from Broad
No; 8-Ihe roadway OF seventy-secOnd street. from
Nc eThe roadway OF Ninety-ninth street. from Am
No. 10IThe roadway Of One Hundred and Seventh
no 1.-THE 1T roadway Of One Hundred and Eighth
from st. eb@s s8eSGe of 3' to gSae sRe Hsn
No. I3-The roadway OF one Hundred and Twelfth
street from Eigth aysnos TO- 70 M4Ras5 ayenqs ave-
street, from Seventh avenue to Eighth avenue
street. from Eighth avenue to Manhattan avenue.
street. from Seventh avenue to Manhattan avenue.
street from Eighth avenue to Mornngside avenue
No ls-The 1 & rSadway Of One Hundred and Nineteenth
No; I9-The roadway Of One Hundred and Twentieth
No. 20-The roadway Of One Hundred and Twenty
No. 2l-The roadway of one Hundred and Twenty-thrd
street m from Eighth avenue to Manhattan avenue
fourth street from Eighth St Nicholas
fifth street. from Eighth Amsterdam avenue
No 2+-The roadway Of One Hundred and Twenty
seventh street. from Eighth avenue 10 St Nicholas
No. 25-The roadway. of One Hundred and Twenty
ninth Eighth st. Nicholas
No 26-The roadway OF One Hundred and Thirty
third street. from Lenox to Seventh avenue.
No. 27-The roadway OF One Hundred and Fortyfourth
street. from Seventh TO Eighth avenue
No 2For regulating and repaving with asphalt block
pavement foundation the roadway OF Man
haitian avenue from One Hundred Fifth street to
One Hundred and Sixth Also
No 29-The roadway Of One Hundred Seventh
street. Columbus Manhattan avenue
No. 3o-The roadway of One Hundred and Twenty-nfth
street. from Amsterdam avenue 70 Broadway.
No. 9l-Tbe roadway Of One Hundred Third
from West End avenue 10 Riverside Drive.
No. S2-For repairing and maintaining asphalt pave
IN the Borough Of Manhattan on which
the original guarantee Of maintenance has expired
will during the
For full particulars City Record
JACOB =. CANTOR. Borough President
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Park Board at the above ONCE Of the Depart
nent OF Parks Fifth Avenue and Sixty-fourth Street
Borough Of Manhattan, the City OF New York, until
o'clock p.
Borough of Manhattan.
For work and materials for the erection and
completion Of comfort station be erected Morn
ngside Park fourteenth Street
Morningside Avenue.
For fun particulars City Record.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX.
JOHN z. EUSTIS
RICHARD YOUNG,
Commissioners.
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Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sts-
TeO0 A M-For BinFhamton ard Syracuse.
30 90 A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Louis
xlOO p. M--PocOno Mountain Special
lao =. M.-F'or Buffalo and Chicago.
140O p. M-For Scranton and Plymouth
$40 P h--For Buffalo and Chicago.
-s4S P M--Utica. Oswego. Ithaca Buffalo
200 A M.-FoF Chlcago-Seepers open P NJ
Tickets 167. 40 11s3 Broadway. n Y; S3s Fulton
St. brooklyn. 'Daily. TEGcspt Sunday LThnrs1ays.
Fridays and SATURDAYS
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Help Wanted.

WANTED FOR Z. S. ARMY. ABLE
W boiled unmarried men. p and 3o
character and terpers
habits. speak read and Write English For sno
formation apply Recruiting Oicer. u Third Ave zoO
Third Ave. 7O5 Sixth Ave. N. Y. or 3SS Fulton sI
Brooklyn.
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X. II.
Liberty Street and South Ferry (tirne from
South Ferry five minutes earlier than shown below.
MAUCH CHUNK-z4.OO as Easton onIy), e.10 a.
M, 12o 40. 800 l5 As Easton only) P. NJ. Sundays
w4TRRsRxRRR 4 + s. "a GRR an aSD sERANroN-zoo s1o A.
NJ, 800 p. NJ Sundays 4.25 A. M. 1 p NJ
LAKEWOOD, LAkEHURsT, TOMS RIVER
AND BARNEGAT-z4. co. 9.40 A. NJ, 1.3O $40 Lake
wood and Lakehurst only 43O P NJ Sundays, alo
Atlantic CTTY-ts4o A NJ. t8.4O P. NJ 600 P
vTNELAND AND BRIDGETON-+z4oO A NJ. t1.so
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
POINTS-z4OO. $50 1130 A NJ. q. 10 Saturday only)
2.45. $50 353. 445, $50, $50 G150 Wednesdays TO
Asbury Park and Saturdays 70 Point Pleasantl, P NJ
Sundays. except Ocean Grove. s15 A NJ. L3O 400
PIIILADELPHLA-READIN TERMINAL z'4.25
100. $500. goo. 1000 ill00 A NJ, 1900 100
81 80, 1900 1900 "4OO 500 1900 i730. $500 P. M
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4 .. IS 30 1000
.Il.45 A. NJ. 100. $3.50 800 100 t9.25 P. M
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND
WILLIAMSPORT- 400 "A %. $500, 1910 90 90.
IlO0 A. NJ, Reading only) slOO l"l2O TOO P, NJ
Reading Pottsvile and Harrisburg only. t400. 1900
SANDY HOOK ROUTE-Frou It. Rector St. Pier s.
Atlantic Highlands. Seabright Weymouth Beach and
100 4. NJ. 100, 200. 100 900. 500. 600 (Asbury
Park) P N SUNDAYS. 1000 A; NJ. 100. 400. 500 F; NJ
day, ssundsy only tParlor only. liVa TamaQua
offces Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry Astor House
Square West 15S East 126th 273 West 125th St. 245
Columbus Av.. New York; Court St, S44. $50 Fulton
St.. Bklyn 800 B. way. Wmsburg. n. 7. Transfer Co.
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass'r Agt.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

sDaiy tDaiy. except Sunday. ssunday only
Otces: Liberty Ferry. South Ferry, Astor House
I67 261 434. 1900, 1854 Broadway. ls2 5th
square West l5S East 125th 2T3 West 12oth PAS
Columbus Ave New York: Court St. 544 $50 Fulton
St. Brooklyn; 800 Broadway. Williamsburg New York
Transfer Co calls for ana checks baggage TO destination
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School Agencies.

A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors GoyernssssA
etc. to Colleges. schools and Families Apply to
MIS- n J. YOUNG G-FULTON. = Union Squx<~l
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Financial Meetings.

The Ann ArbOr Railroad Company.
Manhattan Lie Building
% Broadway. New-Norz City
ne stl1-al meeting OF The stockholders ot the Ann
80. La-.rcad Company viii be held ofce Of
S5--l,155E -uranc. Michigan. August %. 1903.
~ el9eK & m Tor the election directors the
come be-cre said meeting.
transfer books VII be closed on July Is 1908 and
~ i'7-T- el august i. 1903. 10 O'clock a. m
2. c. TATE, Secretary.
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II received a their Uptown once
40. I-364 BROADWAY,
aNeJlsenents viii be a. the following branch
S--ees q regular Office untL clock m viz
srssf eth-aNe. G 23d-st.: 1913 6fh-ave., cor
u t-Ast l4th-St-; 25S West 42d-sG., be-
49, "a IN enc sh eses. 263 West 125th-st. 1855
between lcth and -Tth sts.: IO20 3d-aVe.,
lAellsenents VII be received The following branch
Sses st regular ooe until o'clock D. m viz
80 etM-aFe-. e. 23d-st- l53 6fh-aye., cor
--l-tl- 81 East I4th-st.i PSF West 42d-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
ALLIs-CHALMERs COMPANY.

ALLIS-CHALMERS COMPANY
- New York. July IS 1903.
TUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS DE-
ciared rhe regular quarterly dividend Of ONE AND
ttts12 AISII-IfS l2+e0 PER CENT, the Preferred
Stock Of this COMPANY payable august 1902 10 stock
holders cf record July 25 1903
The Preferred stock Transfer Books will be closed on
hsIuroeYs July . 1893 close business and will
he re5Dsaed Monday august 5. 1903 at 10 O'Clock
a n ". J. CHALMERS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
Public Notice.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the President Of the Borough Of Manhattan the
City Hall. Room No. 16. until IL o'clock A. Nj. on
TUESDAY, july u. 1903.
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For Boys ana Young Men-cOuntry.

NTAPLEwOoD SUMNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS ce--
VI cordvle Pa--Locatlon beautffui-
natural advantages make sanitary conditions equal
shore mountains instruction combined wiki rural
recreaon professor and student entering social
snaH boys admitted; no tobacco J. SHORTL1DGE
CXale). A. NJ. Prn
THE HIGHLAND military AcApFarY yVoro,.srr
A Mass 4sth year Best sanitation hixa seholaztio
standards Military training with Wan ap-
pointed laboratories. Visitor: The Rt- Rev. 4
a. NJ
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

To Let for Business Purposes.
nOCTOR'S OFFTCE.-A large Oace with ytnS9ws
IL and entrance the street, 81 600 THE SEV1LLAs
III 5Sth 50.
mo LET-Sore pIats-glass business Eooer
Il rent SI2 per month. A ". VAN WlNELl1- Va q
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
PEOPLES GlE9[E


ADIRONDACK OR DEAN RICHMOND.
Leaves Pier 80. n. R. foot Canal St. at P. N,
days connecting with express trains for SUMNER RE-
SORTS North, East West Saturday night sreansr
connects with sunday morning trains cor SHARON
SPRINGS. SARATOGA. NORTH CREEK and steamer
LAKE GEORGE. Summer Excursion book frss- Orchss-
ira On steamers
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THE LAWYERS TITLE JNSTRAN COM
BAAA OF NEW YORK

PANY OF NEW YORK,
81 50 LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK
July Sth. 1903.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
Company has this Gay declared e dividend Of four
per cent payable al tie CcEpany's ofce on August
ls The transfer books VIII De closed Thursday July
l6rh. ana reopened Monday August 3rd "
WILLIAM P. DIXON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY


o., - - hLoacEay, New York July lB 1903
i AEEIlAG Ot The DIRECTORS OF
he AIualgaulated Copper Company. e dividend of
cNE-AAI-F OF ONE PER CENT. "a Of 1G0 de-
csred payable August 81 1903 stockholders Of record
e. O'clock p NJ THURSDAY. July %,
books a O'clock P. II THURSDAY July % 1908
end reopen a. 10 O'clock A. NJ Monday, 1903
MM- o RoCAEEELLER. seeIeta-E & Traas,lrar.
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Real Estate Wanted.

WANTED % purchase q good paving hotel q rssd
w house outside OF city: cafe restaurant Or any
good that viii stand loons Into VII pay csa
ana buy once: state price Address P O. Box At1s.
Hartford. Conn
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TROY GlYE.

Steamer Saratoga City Of Troy zo1h
Street pier daily ?. ~. except Saturday. -
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH AT A1LBANT.
railroad connection at Troy for All resorts Sch
EXCURSION: TROY. $3.50: SARATOGA. S45o
DINING-ROOSI ON MAIN DECK SEARCHLIGHr
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20

BLOCK ISLAND, ORIENT, GREENPoRT
- SHELTER ISLAND AND SAG HARBOR BOATS
leave Pier 13 z. r y. Z. Wall 81. week days.
except Saturdays. $50 P. NJ satur9aya P. n
MONDAYS. EXTRA TRIP 8 A. NJ. FOR GREENPCRT
AND SAG HARBOR-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-20
City Property for Sale.

TWO HOUSES one frame Spring
il 81. Address z. S. PEARSALL saratoga s2-gs - y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
D. B. HILLS KNIFE BUSY
HeIping Mclaughlin against Nc
CIelIdn.

Ex-senator David B. Hill last night at the
Victoria held mysterious conference with John
g Carlisle. chairman of the Democratic Exec
,,tive Committee. Frank Campbell. chairman Oh
the State Committee. and representative VA
charles F Murphy It is not believed to have
been MI Murphy himself
Mr. Hill laid himself open yesterday 70 'ne
charge of trying to firt with William j. bryan'
Mr. BRYAN was at the Victoria over o"lloaS
Mr. Hill seldom. If ever, stops az 'he 'i'''' 10
He is A guest there now and was there eailS
yesterday forenoon, while ex-senator ToWne was
in conference with Mr. Bryan
Charles F. Murphy is angry at Hiiis 'ao''S
and IL was asserted last night that ne seH' Oii0
If his men to see Hill, TO find out What ne 10
doing While Hill has denied IT over ana over
again. it is pretty well understoou tha' "0 10
counselling Hugh Mclaughlin III MS nshI WIN
Murphy, and trying 10 manage tniiES
r.-,-,a,y shall lose the election by a small Piu
,i,+, With the destruction OF huSh Nc
I..,r,,,r ne a leader Hits chances TOT the
,,o,,,irstion for President on the DenlOcrdtlc
.iol,.+ vrouId 90 by the board III ne Cdii iielP
Mclaughlin win his fight ne VIII toil.i.iIo
- I,ar,ocrat in the State. and will be IN
. nosition TO handle the Parker oooih - ~
80 he cannot get the nomination for hllnSeI-
'ii'lt II. 80, 80 y time to come to town and
t. al
-,.;tb the Mclaughlin men when num-
her Of prominent national democrats "
-, He went to the Victoria so tnat ne coUu
- - ,osition TO say "Howdy to MI DIS al Il
,,,,,1 friends should desire 70 orlnS lheIh 'o
ether They did not meet YESTERDAY 0i'i'"eA
- r-as r,,roored last night that MI Io"he' "Ho
-. e a fuu fedged Tammany man. had trleu
.. hrirg them together. Mr. Bryan mas Ho
-, 60 NJ yin 1t was during the second
-, ,ar,raisn that Mr.. Hill wrote Bulraio
- r.,-i,,e- ct am a Democrat STILL WIN
= :, -. - +he still" Mr.. Bryan has not
forgotten that.
ea,ator Teller. Of Colorado: braoley o.
enc. If Vermont. formerly member Vi INC
1,ar,ooratic National Committee from Nei iiioii''
- Ioras of Nevada, and other prominent
O...o,,+. are now in the city, and II is under
- 49, M I4iu will try TO see them before
they get away
The theory that Hill is here TO heip hlllIe 'i'e
,,oc,euan boom is strengthened by the fact
that he and Senator McCarren' the huipHS
,a,5a- IN RrooISlyn do not get on we'll NC
C,arran tried TO prevent the nomination OF
60 ~ Saratoga. and Hill sent for McLaugh-
"a, 20 carry, through the Coler programme Mr..
IItu,s friends say that IL Mcclellan wins the
,1avoraItv fight this fall he will be larger
e,,,,-a in the next national convention than Mr..
nm Mr.. Hill will to it that this does not
horrAr His work against the Mcclellan
,,cLat however. will be under cover. he does
-. rant 10 incur the hostility of Charles F.
Murphy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27

Tamn1any under Charles F. Murphy has re-
turned to its old tricks of trying to win cleo
ton by wholesale colonization and repeating
If the fusionists are to win this year it will only
be by preventing about twenty thousand colo
nizers and foaters from voting illegally.
The Citizens Union last night decided to offer
rewards aggresating $4,000 for the detection
and arrest of Illegal voters one week from to-
day. This sum is being underwritten by wealthy
members of the Union, who are determined
that the majority shall not be robbed of hard
earned victory by Illegal methods. DR.. E. r. l.
Gould is in charge Of the plan to check the
atempted frauds. When seen last night he said:
We have conclusive evidence of colonizing
on a large scale. From what we have discov-
cred 7 am convinced that Tanrnany has made
greater efforts this year 10 win by employing
crooked methods than ever in its history
Nearly one thousand names of alleged voters
never before heard of in the XIth Assembly
District were turned in to President Bruce Of
the Republican County Committee yesterday
and forwarded to George ". Morgan. State
Superintendent of Elections.
There isn't any doubt that Tammany will
try to win the fight by wholesale colonizing and
repeating" said Mr.. Bruce we stand to win
by a handsome margin If we can keep down the
Illegal voting. Tammany seems to have its
colonization plans down to a better system than
ever We have run across scores or instances
of lodging houses where the proprietors have
admitted that they have been urged to accept
money to harbor men who have been less than
four months in the county. The names reported
by Commissioner Windolph furnish an ilustra-
ton of what is going on all over the city
Unfortunately. Superintendent Morgan Is not
as we'll situated 10 combat this crooked WORK
as Mr. McCullagh was two years ago we must
depend on the people and on the police 10 eXer-
else greater vigilance than ever
Mr. McCunagh had about 2Oo speciai oIHceIS
and 154 regulars Mr.. Morgan mas aI'ose'Ie'
less than half this number. He is working IN
A. an sppropriation Of $4,000. which is about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
SCORE HURT IN CRASH.
ErprCss Hits a Commuters Train at
Orange.

Orange, " J. Oct &c (SpeciaD.-A score Of
people were injured in a railroad smashup at
the Orange station of the Lackawanna this
morning, just the rush of commuters was at
its height. None dangerously hurt.
The trains were the Hackettstown local and
the swift Passaic and Delaware express. The
latter crashed into the Hackettstown train Just
it was moving out Of the station The rear
train was the same one which hit the trolley car
full Of school children at Clifton-ave. Newark.
in February. The engineer. Marshall Cassidy.
of the express. saw the local train when he
was about eight hundred feet away. and when
the crash came the express was moving under
greatly reduced Roadway. Cassidy says the
block signals gave him a clear track. and he is
Corroborated by the crew OF the following train.
Those most seriously injured are;
kE MS 5k A sTl 81 N9f 6 ti2P 61snse MemoTa
Hospital.
noI ana M 2asp Bs5Z S SS l'' ' Orange ''
FELL LavTenss T 10 70 Seyssad St Orange severe
lTARFF Miss MARY. cf Main-s. Orange right knee in
jured; home.
''-Ai Shock Memorial Hospital
H1NE colonel Bawin W. Of Orange. q the Elizabeth
JONES. Mss Adele, Of oommeroe-s,- Orange: bruises
cETH 63 M 5ss 9' 5i:.S f an. S . s
BaI or NewsrR. 5arious injuries
SQUIRE. l. r. DR.. Lenox Road. South Orange; cIt
about head hy glass home
SUPP. = T. No. lea High-st. Orange: hip injured.
wJ-THRIcF Fritz South jefferson ST. orange. bruises
home
The Hackettstown train was well crowded
and none Of the passengers knew of the impend-
ing danger until a young man boarded the rear
platform and shouted to the brakeman
Braisted
For Gods sake. null that bell rope. the ex-
press is right on top of us" The passengers
then made a wild rush for the forward door, but
before they got there the crash came. The
rear car was thrown fully five feet in the air
and the rear truck was sent spinning away by
the impact. The platform Curled up like
piece Of paper.
M Fell who is injured, is a member Of the
brokerage firm Of Mcintyre & Marshall, Of
New York He is also a member Of the Essex
County Grand Jury. and he said most rigid
inquiry would he made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
RUSSIA SOUNDS FRINGE
JdmSdOrf and DelcdSsc TO Discuss
Eastern Policies.

Paris. oct 26.-The Foreign Office has been
advised that the Russian Foreign Minister
Count Lamsdorff. has revised his plans and that
he now expects 10 arrive in Paris tomorrow and
remain here until Saturday, comforting fully
with the Foreign Minister. N. Delcasse, on
questions relating 10 the East and Far East
Much importance is attached by the officials
here 20 the meeting. They connect il with the
attitude q che po5-eTs in The Balkan question
and with the strained RUsso-Japanes situation
While The officials will not discuss the exact
nature Of the conference. they say il viii doubt
less cover al the phases of the Franco Russian
relations. During the present strained relations
between Japan and Russia the understanding
has prevailed here that the Franco Russian al
lance had the same operation in the Far East
IS n Europe. but that the extent Of French
sympathy in support Of Russia would depend on
who the aggressor-
Al American official conversant with the
French policy pointed out to-day that the
Frsnco-Russisn and British-Japanese alliances
operate strongly 10 prevent an outbreak Of hos
Utilities between Japan and Russia Each agree
Taent contemplates support when the ally is at
tackled. Russia and Japan therefore defer TAX
ing action. not wishing. by being the aggressor,
- sacrifice the benefit Of its alliances. II is
pected that these and other features Of Franco
Russian cooperation will he gone over at the
conferences 10 be held in the next few days.