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New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
CROSS'S CASE STRONGER
Prosecution Has Testimony Of Bas-
sert and Churchill Stricken Out.

Police Inspector Adam a. Cross's defence on MS
trial before Deputy Commissioner Ebstein at 20
lice HEADQUARTERS charges of neglect or outy'
Was begun yesterday. Before his counsel Abram
7 F-llus could proceed with the defence however,
Assistant District Attorney Morgan, who drew up
the charges and had been conducting the prosecu-
ton asked to have than one-third OF the
testimony for the prosecution stricken from the
record This testimony included some Of the most
important testimony given by George Bissert,
whose confession was originally the basis or the
charges against Cross; most of the testimony given
hv ex- x-Sergeart James Churchill, who was a vim
dctive witness against the inspector; testimony by
Andrew Witte, who made confession 10 sustain
that oe Bissert. and parts Of the testimony OF
Lena Schmidt and Clara Funk. women who kept
houses Of i'll fame in the district east OF the BOW
cry
Mr. Morgan declared that he wished to leave no
testimony in the record which not supported,
and which would be ruled out in a court of record
Although Mr. Morgan did not say So the testf-
mony he asked to have ruled out tended to show
motive of blackmail for police neglect in closing
dens of vice in Cross's district, but there is no
such accusation in the charges on which cross is
being tried Major Ebsten ruled out the testi-
nony but he reserved decision on another request
of Mr. Morgan that the prosecution be permitted
TO abandon charges relating to two houses in De-
lancey and livingston sts-
Mr. Morgan was called as the first witness for
the defence and asked about his assignment by
District Attorney Jerome TO prosecute the case and
about the colony Of witnesses which had
been kept in Brooklyn Mr. Morgan said the
women had been kept in the Brooklyn house some
months and some of them would be required as
witnesses in the trial of Captain Herlihy: winch
was to begin In the Court of General Sessions
He said the women were not under arrest
County Detective Maher followed Mr. Morgan on
he stand and told more about the mouse IN BROOK
lyn at which the witnesses were being kept
He said the women We're watched constantly by
detectives and were not allowed 10 leaVe the mousse
without the company OF the oeleCuNes-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
RAINEs THINKS IT'S A GOLD BRICK.
Declares New Water Storage Bill Does Not
Protect Private Parks.

Albany, April s-'It's my opinion said Senator
RaInes IN the Senate this afternoon commenting on
the Lewis Water Storage bill, that the private
mark owners are getting gold brick An amend
uent was made TO the measure 10 protect them
and the bill as it stands. says that no dam
shall be constructed any private park or pre-
serve unless with the consent OF the owner. Inns
does not prohibit dam being built ten feet from
the limit of one of these private parks, and caus-
ing the water back I'D and flood the PARKS
themselves.
ITS the amendment they ask for" said Senator
Elon R. Brown.
..1 know it replied Mr.. Raines and hope they
get it
Senator Grady would consent TO the bill oelng
advanced unless assurance was given TO him thdt
the franchise right of certain corporation tndI
had water power privileges was being pToteci,eu::
II drew an amendment said Senator Crazy Una
received the sanetion Of Attorney General tzuh-
reen This same amendment was handed 70 sen!
aror Lewis and accepted by him since theh II
has been changed. l have sent the amendment a.
changed. 10 New-York, and expect d IeplS OS ~
morrow's mail" ..L -, hill
Agreement was finally reached by which the , biIl
was advanced third reading. with ne plIoet
standing that il would not be moved unt MollaaiG
night the privilege of amendments being e&lehoeu'
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
ADJOURNMENT ON APRIL %.
Assembly Rules Committee Now in Complete
Charge of Affairs.

Albany April e--When it became known to-oa!
that April % had been finally decided on Ior au-
1ournrnent thirty-flve Assembly committees ao-
iourned sine die and several hundred bills are now
formally turned 10 the Committee on huies'
who from now until adjournment day. Will nave
complete control OF TIE arrangement OF the AS
sembly calendar. No bill can be considered unIess
81 appears III ctlencSI. and II cstIl--ot q
the calendar unless ire TUieS 81
The Rules Committee consists Of Speaker Nixon,
Nr Rogers r-a scritY leader, and Assembly man
T3edell OF Orange. Morgan. OF Kings; Paimtr, OF
Schoharie and Mchcorn a. Kings In these SIX
men are vested cOnnlii tee rights or TIE otIer
Ia members % lAt Assembly From now on the
door of the Assembly committee on Rules VIII 3e
daily watched IsaTu what the al powerful SIX
have decided Tg7O.t out
All bills that may haze been reported OUT OF AS
seInbTv committees tptCr" To-Day Til neEeItneltss
come under the jurisdiction Of the Rules COMMITTEE
because the aIrs.l.zCn.ent the ca eluar IS fXeo
by that body --.-
The Cities CC-r-littce net IN executive session
to-day. reported out no bills. Should a new
uortgase tax HI &c Introduced il viii be passed
rnon In the Assembly by the Rules Committee. The
same committee vi have The disposition OF
the Bedelt-COo6sel- F oIey-L EOmmedieu railroad
grab" bills.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
FOR THREE PL4TOONS.
assembly Passes Police Bill Opposed
bv LozC and Greene.

Albany. April CSpeciaD-The Assembly passed
to-day Assembyman Remsens bill proViding TOT
a three platoon system for the patrolmen ana
roundsmen of the New-York Police Department
All the Democrats and some Republicans voted Tor
the bill The vote was 50 to A.
Assemblyrnan Conkling, of Newly ork. VINO had
fought the measure challenged the count OF votes
on the bill. He had attempted by means OF a
tally sheet keep account OF the way the
members of the Assembly were voting can
find only seventy persons who voted for this Dill.
he said. glancing at tally sheet he held IN ms
hand.
Assemblyman Apgar. who was acting as Speaker
said; The clerk has given, at the request OF the
gentleman from New-York (Alr Conkling), q de-
tailed statement upon this bill The bill has
passed.
IF the Chair chooses to take that position said
Mr. Conkling II have nothing further to say
Sneaker Nixon afterward said: THE gentleman
from Nev-York compare his list with that Oh
the clerk and if he discovers any errors in the
official list he can ask to have 1t corrected TO-
morrow. when the journal is read
Assernblyrnen in the habit of nodding theif
heads sometimes when they vote in the affirmative
and others come the desk and record thelr votes
on bills. Assemblyman Burnett dld that IniS
morning 1t is the1 efore difficult for any Assem-
hlvman to keep a correct list of those voting
There * no reason 10 think that the list Of votes
announced by the clerk Of the Assembly Is IN
correct
Mr. Conkling who made one of the first speeches.
in opposition TO the DILL salu lnaI IL II 9Ho ~
come a law it would increase the cost OF New
York's government 3 per cent, and that AS
sembly1nen from New-York did not wish TO vote
against the bill because OF the policemen living IN
their districts Assemblyman BOstWick SAID that
as a believer in home rule he could not vote AoI
the bill. ..,o.os ,,or,o
rule rights. it was Of a mandatory nature Inc
bill was an absolutely unworkable one.
Assemblynnan Palmer, the DemocratlG I' IeaueI'
said that the legislature cared for the
and would not permit his employers 70 9lpios nm IN
on public works for longer period than a Ger
tain number of hours He thought me poGehltt os
Of Ney-York should have the same rights dS
workingmen. ii. er IN tho
world said Mr.. Wainwright, and they are a
contented body of men. am perfectly Wiling @ 70
leave this question to Mayor Low and CohihiS-
sloner Greene -, Al, ia ,assad
II was then announced that the bill mao passee
,l . T-o+e ~ 70 to % II was subsequently learned
that eighty emblymen had voted Ior II. -. 80,
The bin saws the Police Commlssloner at TO
time shall assign officer or member OF tHe PoilGe
force 10 more than eight hours continuous Quty III
ascb twentv-foIr except in case of emergencies
such as riot ard general disorder
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
MAY SHUT OUT CONSUMPTION CAMPS
Goodsell and Bedell Fear Infection from
Tuberculous Tent Dwellers.

Albany April Sin view Of the increasing move
unents in New-Yo-k City especially, 10 treat pull
rnonary tuberculosis in open air hospital camps in
the mountains. bin passed by the Senate to-day
and pending third rezl ling in the Assembly is Of
importance.
The Lii provides that hospital camp for the
treatment Of CONSUMPTION shall be established in
any town without the formal joint consent of the
supervisors OF the county and the town board Of
ceIIsed. The Bill. which intro
duced in the Senate by senator GOoosel and in the
lower house by 5E1bls BeCeil has reference
especially 10 a proposition establish such camp
at Central Valley in the eastern mountain district
Of Orange County. but il applies 10 all parts Of
the State.
Assernblyran Eedcu said IN explanation OF the
bill: There plenty # the control of the
State in the Adirondack country where an isolated
place be fouTC for such camp It seemed 70
us Objectionable that consumption patients should
be gathered IN considerable numbers close 10 towns,
which they might inject with the disease
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
NETWORK CITY.

A Good Friday service will be held this morning
at Il o'clock in the Collegiate Church. Fifth-ave
and Forty-efghth-st. The Rev. Dr. Mackay will
preach The Crown of Love the Cross of
Pain"
The Easter Sunday afternoon talk the Circle
OF Divine Ministry. No. 81 West Twentieth-st will
be given by Dr. F. B. Guild The subject is THE
Law and the MAN.
At st. Georges Church. Stuyvesant Square, Pas
sion services will be held to-day from u m to 80
p.
Jacob E. Neustad the leader of the Neustad
Club, of the XIIth Assembly District, celebrated
the Jewish Passover yesterday by giving to the
poor the lower East Side 5000 pounds of mat
10th and 1000 pounds of meat. The distribution of
the food will continue to-day.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
HOLDS INSURANCE BILL.
Senate Refuses to Order Bracketfs
Measure Out of Committee.

Albany, April e.-Unsuccessful in the efforts TO
secure favorable report of his bill amending the
insurance law prohibiting the combination OF nre
insurance companies for the raising of rates or
the agreement them. Senator Brackett to-day
moved to discharge the Committee on Insurance
from the further consideration of the bill and to
have II placed in general orders This resolution
sitter long debate was defeated by vote Of
81 TO 9.
II propose to place every Senator on record Tor
or against the fire insurance trust" said Senator
Rrackett II am going to see how they will vote
on a bill which prohibits any agreement Of two or
more companies fix fire insurance rates and take
from the people of this State millions OF dol
lars IN the course OF year
Senator Bracket asked Senator Marshall, chair
man OF the Committee on Insurance II that COM
rn;ttee had acted on the bill, and why. when re-
ouested. II was not reported favorably-
Senator Bracket to appear before the COM
s1.fttee yesterday this bill and did not put In an
appearance" Mr.. Marshall replied. and added that
the members Of the Insurance Committee did not
propose TO tear of their clothes in an effort TO re-
port any bill OF Mr.. Brackets when he DID not
take sufficient interest in II 10 appear before the
committee personally
II would not advise Senator Marshall TO tear off
his clothes" said Senator Bracket Some people,
fully garbed make sufficient exhibitions Of them
selves. When IT is proposed to fight an odious trus'
with Florida or water every one is ready Tor
the fray, when ! propose 4 stream OF V1trol
every one lodges
His motion having been defeated. Senator Bracket
further consideration Of his resolution calling on
the Attorney General for his opinion as 10 tne
applicability OF the Dornelly Antitrust avs; Jaw 10
combinations Of insurance agents or conipaIieo-
Wz defeated.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
q REVOLT IN RHODE ISLAND.
Two Republicans Threaten Legislative Tie
I'D in License Repeal Fight.

Providence. R L, April 9--The situation IN the
LEGISLATURE which has been acute for some weeks
came to a crisis to-day, when two Of the Repup-
lican members of the House served notice that
they would not vote either for final adjournment
the State Appropriation bill until the ftepup-
lcans In the Senate repealed the Block Island
liquor law. ,,- ,.
The people of Block Island voted no license lase
November but at the adjourned session Of the
legislature month later an act was passed au-
thorizing the granting of liquor licenses on the
island during the summer months There mas peen
much agitation for the repeal Of this act during
the entire session of the present Iegfsa ture ana
the House of Representatives unanimously passed
a repeal act. In the Senate, however, II Went 10
the Committee on Judiciary of which Senator
Champlin. Of Block Island. author OF the license Sc
the House may be appreciated when 1t Is SHOWN
that the Republican majority there is only Two
that the Democrats opposed to the appropr1a,,
ton bill, and that long deup VIII prevent ALI
State departments from securing funds
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
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Between 36th and 37th Sta

steerage passengers mdse- Arrived the Bar
m.
Steamer Piemonto GtaD. Debaroier Genoa March IS
Naples 81 Hirze. Feltmann & Co, with 6 cabin
ASS passengers and mdse Arrived at the
Steamer iiguria QtaD, AnsaIdo. Naples March % to
Hrze. Co. with 81 cabin and 1913 steerage
passengers, mails and mdse- Arrived the Bar a
Steamer Porte tBrl. Turner. Samarang December
February Cape Town 10. 81 Vincent |, March II
and Delaware Breakwater April I. to Funch. Edye Co
with sugar Arrived at the Bar at $50 m.
steamer Cumbal (fr). Barry. Cerro Azu January H.
13 Salaverry Is. Eten 1e Payta q. Guayaqu "a
February Tocaplla Guayacan H. Valparaiso
12 Talcahuano IA. Coronel 20. Punta Arenas IS
Z and St Lucia 80, w r Grace & Co
with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at m.
Spero tNor) Lunn Oracabessa March 80 Lucea
Rathbun " fruit. Arrived the a a m.
Steamer Straits Dover (8r) Weber March
27 Padre April 5, to W Munson. with sugar
steamer King Frederick (Brp, Davies Cienfuegos April
l. 10 w D Munson. with sugar. Arrived the Bar at
m r, M. ,,,.o, ,,.u- o-,..-- -,
Sickle. with mdse.
Steamer Mnnewaska, Laverge Baltimore April !. n
steamer Hamilton. Boaz Newport News nd Norfolk
to the Old Dominion SIS Co, with passengers and uldse
George II Stout Clark. Philadelphia for Troy
Albany.
sandy Hook J. April g. $50 D m-Wind southwest
light breeze: cloudy and hazv
SAILED
Steamers La Bretagne CFr). Havre. Roengin
Luse (Gerls for Bremen via Plymouth and Cherbourg
pool Nicholas (Br) for Antwerp. Ole Bull tNor1.
Manzanillo Neustria fFr) Marseilles Gibraltar
Havana, for Havana and Mexican ports. Yucatan for
Colon CitT OF Washington. for Nassau. Santiago etc
Deutschland (ierl for Plymouth. Cherbourg and Ham
burg Monroe Norfolk and Newport News: e. Cid
Galveston: City of Memphis. for savannah
Kits Antigua. etc. Oneida. for Philadelphia; United
States training ship Buffalo. for the European Station
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool April 9Arrived steamer Celtic (r) Lindsay
New via Queenstown
April 8. 12:45 m-Saied. steamer Germanic
CSr}, Smith Cfrou. IiverpooD, Nev-York-
April o. AS m-Passed. steamer KenStnXton
CI3r). Broomhead New-York for Antwerp
9-Sailed, Mantou (Br), Cannons
Nevg-Yorx; Tuscarora (Br). PAYNE. New-York.
Hull April S-Arrved. steamer Snowflake (Br). Price.
New-York-
swinenunde April sailed. steamer wflkommen Ger.
Schau New-York.
Copenhsgen April 6-Arrived Norge DAM
dell New-Yorx via Christiansand.
Antwerp April S-Saied, steamer British Empire (Br).
OHagen. New-York.
April 0. m-Arrtved. steamer la Savoie tFr).
New-York
Gibraltar 9-Passed. steamer Ravenna QtaD.
CoIvavolpe. New-York for Naples and Genoa
81 7-Sailed. steamer Roda (Brl. Swan
from Savona). New-York-
Genoa April 6-Arrived steamer Ctta di Torino UtaD
Olvart. New-York
Naples April s-Sailed California Br) BIaT,,
New-York; April O. arrived. steamer k1sniS
Albert (Cier) Polack. New-York land sailed for
Genoa).
Syracuse April sailed. steamer Vincenzo Bonnano
UtaD Bologna. New-York
Ieehorn April S-Arrtved. Trojan Prince (Br)
Eagleton. New-York via Genoa
SSailed steamer Hubert (Br1. Onphant
New-YorS). Para. etc
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
WAGNER'S HUNT FOR TAX DODGERS.
The Senate Does Not Take Kindly to Little
Amendment

Albany. Aprll s-Millionaires the object OF
Eenator Wagner's hunt jn the Senate to-day when
he moved MS bill amending the tax law in relation
10 the payment Of taxes OF personal property by
persons removing from the State Senator Wagner's
amendment is less than thirty-ive words length
flt II enacted law IL would cause CONSERVATION
among the holders Of OF personal
property The amendment reads:
Il such person, the time such assessment is
made. resides without the State all such personal
property shall be taxed in the district where
Il Is located.
This would bring under the law millions IN bonds
pictures and other personal property that now
escape taxation. Senator Wagner then moved that
the Committee Taxation and Retrenchment be
discharged from further consideration of bill.
Tfse molten lost vote % IS 16 ayes.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
SCHEME TO LIMIT SALOONS.
Lindinger Has It-Instalment Excise Tax
Plan Reported.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I ]

Albany. April 9-The Assembly Excise Commit
tee made a favorable report to-day on Mr.. Apgar
bill authorizing liquor dealers to pay their liquor
taxes semi-annually, half on May l and the
remaining half November / 1t was stated to-
day however, that opposition will be made to the
bill on the ground that the arrangement by which
partial payment of the tax may be deferred six
months will disarrange somewhat the financial
operations of the State government
Fritz Lindnger, chairman Of the executive com
mittee Of the Liquor Dealers Association In the
Borough of Manhattan and Michael Farrelly, the
chairman of the legislative committee Of the
Liquor Dealers Association Of the State, 1t was
said to-day, visited the Executive Chamber yester
day in the hope of seeing Governor Odell and pro-
posing to him that liquor certificates should
be issued after May ! for the opening of new
saloons. and thus the number OF liquor saloons
should be restricted. Governor Odell happened TO
be busy at the time, however. and they were un-
able 10 have a talk with him.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Circus al Madison Square Garden
Public protest against grab railway bills
Cooper Union. p m
Meeting Of the NewYork Genealogical and Biographical
Society No. 226 West Fifty -elghth-st $50
Free the Board Of Education. p m-Schoo
No. 80 No. 224 East Eighty eghh-st. THE World 3
Continent Edward Hagaman Hail.
School No. 157, St. Nicholssave. and One hundred
Charles zueblin; School No. 15s, Avenue A. between
Seventy seventh and Seventy eighth SITS, Turning
Points in the Civil War Rosster Johnson: BOARD
Of Education. Park and Fffty-nfnth-st. '"The
Land of the Incas' Mrs Alice d LIE Plongeon
Hall, No, 2ls East One-hundred- sixth
The Apache and Pima Indians George Whar-
ton James Parish House Of the Church of the Holy
Communion. No. 40 West Twenteth-st., Sixth
ave, London and England" William Freeland
West Side Auditorium. No. 31s West Fifty-seventh-
The Child Work: or How Children Approach
Their Vocational Life" Professor Earl Barnes; West
Side NeighborhoOd House. No. 501 West Fiftieth-st
"Cowbcy Life in Texas John Lee Brooks; Young
Mems Benevolent Association, No 81 East Broad
way 'Lessng and His Times" August Ulman
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Thursday, April 8, 1903.

Steamer Teutoaic Q3rt. Mc{nstry, Liverpool April /
and Queenstown the White Star Line with $50 cabin
and S3 steerage mails mdse Arrived at
the Bar a m
Steamer Toronto Whtton. Hull March 10
Sanderson vi cabin md Ar
the lo-1S a
Steamer Kentucky Stettin and Chrstiania
Fire Island 4.3u . m.
Steamer Hellig dan 5000 tonsl Host
Copenhagen March 3 Christiania 20 and Chri1tansand
Il TO Funch. Edye Co. with 12S cabin steer
passengers. malls Mdse. Arrived the Bar at
d m
Steamer Pennsylvania GER Spiedt. Hamburg March
IS Boulogne 70 Plymouth so. Hamburg
Line. with 2S4 2526 passengers and
ndse Arrived at the Bar at m.
Steamer Menantc. from Calais. Southeast Fire Isl
and 05 .
Steamer Germania G7r. 200 tonsl, Sagols.
seles March 26 W Elwe a. Co
with cabin and 1890 passengers and mdse
rived the a 6 a m
Steamer tiera Ger. Dewers, Genoa March Is
Naples 10 Oslrichs & co. with ~ cabin and
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
FOR SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Albany. April "a bill introduced in the Assem-
bly, to-day by E. J. Mccarthy authorizes the ap-
pointment to the New-York police force of vet
Grams of the Spanish American War, despite their
having reached the age limit of thirty years dur
ing their service in that war provided their appli
cation was file previous to their enlistment. The
bill also seeks TO abolish the requirement that
persons must be residents of NewYork City
requisite tn their appointment TO the police
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
NO MERCY FOR SENATOR BROWN,
Ee Comes to Grief in Attempt to Advance
Sleeping Car Bill.

Albany April s-Nothing daunted by the fate
Of Senator Brackets attempt to get from the IN
surance Committee his antl-insurance trust meas
ure Senator z r Brown moved this afternoon
10 discharge the Railroads Committee from further
consideration Of lll regulate fares on sleep
.ng cars. Senator Browns defeat was even more
overwhelming than that of Mr. Bracket The only
votes IN favor Of taking the bill rom the COM
xufttee were those Of Senators Bracket T. n
Brown. Burton and Elsherg.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ROCKINGHAM Captain ". W. Mead: =; s \;
Rhode Island. GRAND-Colonel L. A. Craig, Y s
A. and Captain W. F. Horton, y. S. A HQLLAND
It n. Mitchell of Philadelphia. 1MPERIAI-
Captain R. NJ. Blanchard, 7. S. A MANHATTAN T1aAS
J. J. Banngan. of Providence; Horace 5. sears,
of Boston ]. G. Estey. of Brattleboro, Vt: Wnl-
lam H. Seward, of Auburn. n: 7. MURRA1
HILL-Dr. John Stevenson of Edinburgh. PARK
AVENUE-Captain E. P Newsom Z. S. A Wal,
DORF-ASTORIA-J. c. Stubbs, vice president and
general manager of the Southern Pacific Railway
Company; ex-senator Edward Murphy, il. Of Troy
J. J. Albright. Of Buffalo, Captain A. c Bell and
B. Rosamond, NJ P, of ottawa.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
ABATTOIR BILL STILL ALIVE.

Albany. April Sin the Senate to-day Mayor Low
of New-Yorx returned the Esberg bill permitting
the New-York Butchers Dressed Meat Company
10 erect abattoir in Eleventh-ave. for amend
rlent The change was made and instead Of giv-
ing the authority direct the proposed law author
fzcs the Board Of Health Of Eew-York 20 give the
company permission open the abattoir and main
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
AGAINST CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

albany. Aprii 9.-Assemblyman q. II. Smith
day introduced bill prescribing the penalty
imprisonment for life in of conviction OF
murder where the case against the defendant is
purely circumstaatial.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
a BIG VERDICT UPHELD.

Albany, April e.-The Court Of Appeals to-day af-
frned a judgment Of S1s.1e9 obtained by Julia {.
Bennett, Of Brooklyn. against the Brooklyn Heights
Railroad Company for injuries received IN "A col
lision bet Eyeen Of TIE company Third
ave and SiXty-ffth-st. cu September Il 1899 which
resulted in the partial paralysis OF her right side
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunset Moon sets 4:S9 Moons age -
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook 6I2 Gov Island 6:44 He'll Gate s.aa
P.M-Sandy Hook 6.3S Gov. Island 7:IO Hell Gate $50
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco April 9.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

4 CAUTION TO
RECKLESS LOVERS.
New-Yorl has an alinony clearing house,
where a few hours Of observation viii
convince any visitor Of the truth OF the
old adage, Marry in haste and repent at
leisure" Some queer sidelights on wed
lock as she is endured" in the metropolis.