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A REMEDY FOR TRUSTS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune,
Sir: Ways and means are new being considered
for curhing the trusts which admittedly over
,.ss,;t. allied WHY not deber their stocks from col
lateral for loans from national banks? As these
Ionsters are organized only fer the purpose of bor
rovyinr or selling their continuance would no
longer he profitable, and they would thus be dis
continued and the trust evil remsdied
New-York Jan g 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
Po.fome~ Notice.

CshoId be read DAILY by ali Interested changes NAY
tfnne)
Foreign mails FOR the week ending January 70 1so3
will (5-eEnpty at the General Postccs
follows; Parcels Post Mails close one hour ezrr hsa
Closing Parcels mails far Ger
nnany close at D. Monday. . Kaiser Brs der
Wednesday. per Neck7r5 and Friday. Ger = -
Graf Waldersee-
Regular and Supplementary mails close az Fsress sts
than closing time shown eetoT lex
cept Supplementary Mails for Europe and Ssnrsi
America Colon close hour later az Foreign Sts
rfoul
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM n. WALKER.

Buffalo jan 4.-william H. Walker, one of the
best known business of this city. died to-day
He was formerly president of the Merchants BANK
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
PROF. PuPIN's DAUGHTER MARRIED.

Miss Mary Virginia Agate, the daughter Of Pro-
fessor Michael L Pupin the inventor, married
80 Winthrop Davenport Smith OF this city, on
Saturday at the Dakota, in West Seventy-second-
ST. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. An
son Phelps Stokes. jT.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
THE PASSING THRoNG.

The scarcity OF coal due to the miners remaining
idle, to continue holiday celebration. discussed
yesterday by D. A Thomas. min
MINERS ing engineer Of Wilkesbarre. Penn.
IDEA OF A at the Manhattan. ITO those IN
HOLIDAY familiar with conditions in the coal
regions said he. ''it seems strange
that after big strike that left them almost dest
tute the miners would lay OF at a period when
they could earn lots of It must be rernen-
bered that the majority OF coal workers are for
eiguers of foreign parentage- These people OBJ
serve strictly every Church national holiday by
not working and by celebrating. The celebration
consists principally of drinking huge quantities OF
polinki. a beverage ten times stronger than
whiskey, and the result is that few days are re-
quired to recover from the effects OF the debauch
OF course. after a certain amount OF poIink is ab
sorbed pugnacity IS developed to high degree, and
a free fight ensues- This IS invariable- Clubs
pistols knives used. and this also necessi-
tates few days off for repairs The foreign
miner or helper-and without the latter the miner
cannot work-wlll have his holiday and viii OBJ
serve IL describe: so 1t can easily be seen why
holiday viii handicap a collery for q few days
after it occurs
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05

The St Louis and San Francisco Railroad viii
tap New-Orleans in less than year. and thus viii
a new factor enter the cotton belt
EXTENSION and assist In Southern develop
TO BENEFIT ment. F. A Wixwell OF the Frisco
NEW system told about IL, yesterday at
ORLEANS. the Imperial Said he: The Frisco
has been quietly getting options for
months on property in New-Orleans for
terminal facilities. 1t has already spent over
million dollars in acquiring property. The entrance
of the Frisco into New-Orleans will mean the
handling of thousands of bales OF cotton through
that point and bring the shipment of millions OF
bushels of grain there. 1t will provide exports Of
livestock and packing house products through
that port The laws of Louisiana exempt from
taxation for ten years every mile Of railroad built
before January 1, 1904; there is incentive to
hurry. When the line TO New-Orleans is finished
the Frisco will have its own rails between Chi
cago, Kansas City, St Louis and Memphis TO
New-Orleans- Besides this, the centres of
trade and farming in Oklahoma and Texas are al
ready tapped. A great section will have Its outlet
in New-Orleans when the line is completed.
and it is already within two hundred miles OF the
CITY,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
nR. VANDERBILT BETTER.

Cornelius Vanderbilt yesterday advanced on the
1oad ts recovery. Dr. Flint said there had been
3 siight change favorable to Mr.. Vanderbilt
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05

In this diagram Continuous white line shSSs ne
changes pressure indicated BY Inc tliSaAe Sc.
recording The dotted ilne snow i1 se.e@
ture recorded by the local weather Sa-sas-
The following official record from the "eathsr earean
hs the changes the temperature for ths last TWEEN
,- hours IN comparison with the corresponding date
last wear.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
HAPPY MAN.

From The Detroit Journal
The family man Is the first 10 feel that there Is
Christmas touch in the air.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
Religious Nonres
WEEK OF PRAYER


THE EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.
Marble CoIegizts Church. 5zh-ave. and 18Th ST. sf
D. na. MGndzy January saturday. January 10 N
slusivsL tnvizcd- 3
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05

Highest temperature yesterday. 80 DEGREES lowest -
average TOT corresponding
afe last year degrees aveTage for corresponding date
last twenty-five years. 30 degrees
Local forecast Cloudy to-day ana Ausscays tit=H
winds.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
MARRIED.

SMITH-AGATE-on January g. 1908, the Dakota.
No. West I2dst-. by Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes. IT..
Mary Virginia Agate, daughter Of Professor Michael
/ Pupin. to Winthrop Davenport Smith. of New-Tork
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
PIERRE LAFFITTE.

Paris Jan. 4-Pierre Lafftte leader OF tht
French Positivists is dead He was born in 1879.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
rRANsArLANTIC MAILS


=: .. $40 ia a z n 5 EV.r Ssb5sa. Rs5 and ss
at $50 a N for Italy Lisaria Izaii
TaHs5 3 dlTse.id 5 s6 s RI for Europe ST.
Paul via southaptq1 mail tc- 15eland Tsss % ss a..
sGSs direct per s Potsdam mail must directed
per R2sd1 as mus, p q Be arsr1s r. T Per r Tsa7.
at $50 n SSpgpls1ea1ary 5s3 70 a M ZOE europa '
TI5URsD5Y-At, n for 5t Esnse rsss ss a t1si
and Lorenzo MaTqnez per 3 s La LorTains va Havse &
q Insn a La laf IorrsinsS o-rsh 95l''
FRIDAI-At f- l2;5o ro.,"5 p y; Tor Azores I'1
1a must be "a Fcted ra- sr 3 zsead az
$50 a m supplementary M tor Europe. per
fsc Der "a askia ar must be directed
.PRINTED MATER ETc-Tsls steamer tans. an ssa rznss1
Matter Consrsisi Faps s IAN aT' 1e sor .O rr 1rts
Of Europs VIII not be by ship unless specially
closing q the sa1pssatsrz Trsasssssts1. ss1.
opened on the piers Of the AEsTisan ss4ii
within Ten Minutes o. sailing Of steamer
MAILS FOR SOUTH A5Fns. ASR sEFTeAH ETc AMERICA 1Sr
T. Bss. and r Ed ssH 5sas5 per man 81 Rsa
BTsziI 1rssaiaa ursaas sad Paraguay must Os al
ruEspA4@Af $40 a. n complementary 1880 NJ
for Central America except Costa kea pc so1sa
for Guatennaia must be directed per Fnanes'O:
II a. n for 4rTsntins. Urlsuay and Parasaay per
Tai FarTsgut from Boston; iIass f0r Bahaaas
per steamer from Miami Fla ,.
f5F Ta. island G saa Bsn nj PsDaa per
sad aha at G Wa r I'd isIasds stsh 'O ba, .s
French Guiana, per 3 Korona (nan IaF Grenaea ard
Trinidad directed per kerona' as y 20
D. Jamaica. Admiral Schley. fro-a Phia
THCRsDAY-At a n for cuba. Eucstan. Canpechs.
Tabasco and ChisPas Monterey (En2l Ter esher
Of Mexico must Be directed per n9assssy,;
E5TT1a III a m for 81 Kits St Martfns ST
Guiana. s. UIers l. m for McKee, .. q
Niagara, via Tanpieo (naii must be directed par s.
s1TfPDAY-A q n FOR Bermuda. per Pre.o-ta:
al a. m for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay, Dsr
$ Etona; i m complementary $50 a NJ for
Porto Rico. Curacao and Eenezuela. per . CARACAS
mail savanIIa and Cartagena must Be direcred
; Caracas1; at $50 a n Complementary
1910 nn) Island. Jamaica. savaaiIia and
directed per Aitaf')s $50 a supplementary
1870 a nj and Santa Marta. per Athoss
az 10 a. m for per Mor-o Castle. via Havana
m Northern Brazil, = .. Basil. via Psra
Mansos; at 30 p m for Bahamas per steamer
from Miami. Fla: at 1880 m for cuba, per
OItuda, via Havana
Mails for Newfoundland, BY ran North sEdasy. ana
(connecttng close here Monday. WedresdaT and
Saturday, Mails for aiquelon. BY rail Boston. and
Mails for cuba. Port Tampa Fla. and sasncs
bv steamer. close this Office daily, Th2rs
day $3.50 n lthe eo1necting closes are made On
MONDAYS. Wednesdays and Satu-dsysf Mails FOR Nex-
fco City overland unless specially addressed f0r SIS
match by steamer, this Office daily axceps
day go p m and u:30 p m sundays az l1o p m
r-tex ard letter mail for Guaterzala- by rail TO Nsr
Orleans and close AZ this ofiss dssy.
at 81 p and s1130 2, m Geonnsetiag closes nsrs
Mondays at S112o m for Bei.ze Puerto e.Esez aa4
m for Costa Rieal- sHsgstersd mail closes at , m
previous day
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
THE COAL STRIKE.

what do yeu know nbout lit The Tribune
Almanac for 1903 con ntnins a hrfef history
GET wise; buy one. Price 2oc.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05

gradual decline in flesh Is symptom that
something inside The best restorative IS Dr..
D. Jaynes Tonic Vernifuge-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05

Burnett's Vanilla Extract
best. The groeerS IT. Insist hsvia;
Burnetts II is for your food Pure and wholesome.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-05
m xoU yoyy NEw-yORK.

The Tribune Almanac contains con-
densed guide of the city, with n map OF the
underground railway, showing where the
statious are 10 be located. This alone is
.sortb the price of the volume. which is 25c.
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OFFICES:
M4rS oEF5eEN0 ia Ssssaqs Is. ta.s,v .uz Aa.r
District telegraph Office
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The London ofhes o. The IE!gISt = 00nssasA@
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Brentano's. 81 Avenue De Pope-a-
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ANTWERP. BELGIUM-Aneriean Express conrazy.
DUAL Van Dyek
For the eouvenl.ncs OF TRIBUNE READERS .sroad
sNpa9 TRBTNE On aie n Essdsn< of tns
LONDoN|EotsI victoria SAVOY Hotel. Tns IAnsazs.
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GIBPALTAR-The Hotel Cecil
PARIS-Ffotei Chatham Grand Hotel Hosel De Llr &C
d'AIbon Grand Hotel de fAtherzs- Hotel du Pslsts
ITALY AND OF FRANCE-Rlvtera Palace.
Monte Carlo: Hotel Mstropo-e. Rome; Hotel De ~
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Hotel QuirnaL Rome. italy. Riviera PaiAcs- VICE
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Florence: Hotel Dzneii Venice; Grand kzoSe
Venice Hotel "a Vile. Fierence. savoy Etofe-.
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Savoy Rossango Naples
EGYPT-Ghezireh Palace. C1lros Shepneax1s Horrss
Grand Continental Hotel, Cairo
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GERNANY-Nassauer-H Hotel wfsstaden: Raiser-sacs
Vfetoria-Bas Wiesosdens Hore4 SrrAass.
Nuremberg: Hotel Stepdanie. BsdeB-Bsasns Hotel
Bellevue Dresden
AUSTRIA AND SwTTZERL.AND-Hotsi Bristol. v7e-rs;
The Baur Lac. Zurich Cd Hotel NATIONAL LII
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Amenz fhese who arrived on the St Paul from
SoufhsHlpton were:
ttsnry AdauE zir. and Mrs. r. Hackey-
Ernest = Aabsn ltTso Mesa
G-oets Chagsnne. tfTSncis Nsiisoh
E- A1rE. L N. de Gex Ar. anc MIS- eugene fshhe-
~
Miss ETzVsfT = a Russell
Mr. enc Mrs Arthur " Miss Charlotte srllies ~
g.ssfenee Miss i. -. aFrssE-
Edward J. L.eecz.
Or the TuDriz, which arrived yesterday, were
a Ez,ss.hsz1 The Hsa. EFaily Kinnaird-
Jsme+ es-n1beII Charles II AcDlsrrnid.
s-sn Cgfters z. &aisrnirh-
+. Z. Cooper p Il Fslethorpe
and t.rs. A-nciS Dol Hugh faTtkta
The hef. q " n. 1huhs
10000 - F-rsns p w saukatschon.
flcs,.ssee T.. Stephens.
p 5scLSor fR J.
sfist Msbsi Johnston J. ". Hhitiock.
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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NEw-YoRK CITY.
Mail subscribers to the DAILY and TRlW EEikLY viii
be charged extra postage IN addition 70
he named above
TIE TRIBUNE pfu be Cuba. Porta Rico.
I1s~ai, and ts Philippines
sign postage.
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For points Europe and countries n ths Tntvvxsaf
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII De mailed ar ne fos
lcvr rates
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Address all communications relative 70 suoscriprons Or
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rr,R1yNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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Tribune Subscription Rates.
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Tribane Subscription Rates.

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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

For ali points United Canada and Mexico
boroughs Of Manhattan and TIE Bronxl-
v sr7AF
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Anaeng fhese who arrived on the 81. Paul fro
bo1Irias rapfou were.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-06
CONFERENCE ON LAKE SUPERIOR.
To Ask for Sixty Days Time on Sale-If
Not Granted, to Try to Enjoin 1t.

P. F. Rothermel. jr.. S NJ. Clement jr of Phil
adelphia. and Vice-Presldent z. H Sanborn OF the
Consolidated Lake Superior Company and John @.
Carruth. the receiver, held conference at the
Waldorf-Astoria last night with representatives
of Speyer & Co. and decided to hold further con-
ference to-day the office Of John r. Dos Passos.
at No. 20 Broad-st. At this meeting a representa-
tive of Guthrie. Cravath & Henderson, the alter
neys for the stockholders will ask for sixty day
postponement of the sale of the Consolidated Lake
Superior Company. set for October s. that the
stockholders may get time TO raise money TO re-
organize the company.
If this is not agreeable the stockholders declare.
they will draw up papers in injunction proceedings
and have a hill of equity and statistics filed with
one of the State courts to withhold the sale for
the period of time asked. The stockholders say
they feel sure that they will be able to liQuidate
the debts Of the in that time and that the
company can be reorgani a firm basis.
Philadelphia Oct. 5.-Judge Dallas. in the United
States Circuit Court to-day appointed John g.
Carruth anclary receiver of the Consolidated Lake
Superior Company in Pennsylvania. In the decree
the court says:
II is further ordered that all persons. and es-
Deciallv creditors of the defendant company. be
ana are hereby restrained from instuting or pros
equity against the defendant company and from
taking any further steps in any action or proceed.
ing heretofore commenced, without the leave of
this court first obtained.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-06
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool, Oct 3-Sailed. Corn Exchang. CRr,
Queenstown, 4 a u.o.z..-
tbrl, Watt from Liverpool for Nev-Yo-ls
fyioutn oc, O. oi4l nlArrived steamer Kaiser Will
hg hI 'sr pr9sse tGerl Cuppers, NewYor for Cher
Plymouth, oct g. 9 m-Saiied steaue- CO.
Schrotter' from Hamburg and Boulogne Tor New.
London Oct ARRIVED steamer Minneapolis cBr, Gates
Hull. oct 3-Arrtved. steamer Tonavand, ,p-, p
New-foIk oct T. sailed. steamer Virgil tFr, Isr9tna
Gasgow oct SMA,rved steamer Astoria ,5r, Wilson
Copenhagen Sept So-Sailed. steamer Norvo ,ran,
cronstadt. Sept. $o-saned. steamer Arkar.,. rr..,
Hamburg oct. 3.-Arrived, steamer nar, -,
Schleemilch. New-York "'"i"aht Vierl'
Hamburg, Oct SAILED. steamer pretorta o-.-,
Schrotter New-York via Boulosne ana p,, tieT'
Bremen. oct. a. 10 a ul-Arrved steamer Ecnt
oGer). Poiaek. New-York Piymoutb a1s <oert SI
bourg "''d 'uei-
Antwerp, Oct 3Arived. steamers British Er,,,,. ny
Riddle. New-York via London: bth . n Hrspirs IBID
land. Doxrud. New-York y m hroon-
Cherbourg Oct = 10 p m-sailed steamer C;ros..r
York; 5th. ? m-Arrived. steamer Kaiseer \-sS =
der Crosse tGerl, Cuppers New-Y1eS ,t. vi MI,
mouth and Bremen land proceeded -" VIZ flS-
Gibraltar. oct 4. . y m-Arrved. steamer Iaho ,c.r,
Genoa proceeded. oct . . u m SAILED s. and
Princess Irene tCieTi. pLnrGmann from Genoa sn1
Naples New-York enc
sydney N W. oct Arrived steamer Mar.r. IN,
Feleate New-York via 81 Vincent. V and NJ
Aigiers oct 6-Auived steamer Tene4os Ger, Ar,.,
Batoum. Zoungouldak. Smyrna. I.inni CaIamata
Dens. sept 2s-saned. Ger. for New
York. Wv
Blyth Oct ssailed steamer ManzanilIo. for New-York
New-York tribune., 1903-10-06
TOBACCO MEN MUST BE EXAMINED.
Justice Davis Denies Motion of H. B.
Hollins, Frank Tilford and Others.

The motion made behalf OF H B. Hollins
fr'nk fiiford and other members of the syndicate
Nhlch acquired the property OF the Henry Clay
Book Company. transferred Il 20 the Havana Corr
inercasi Company ana subsequently TO the Havana
Tobacco Company, which is allied with the American
Tobacco Company 10 vacate an order granted for
,her examination before trial in action brought
.or an accounting by Camille Weidenfal5 81
II. Davis in The Supreme Court 9'@e vernon
Weidenfeld brought his SUIT 70 sis,,.. -, ..
were the profts made by the svndicste r,sL,,.
tho transfer. which said bv ne - . -
te 500 600 William H Butler who was oosas o 70 70
rhose interested. ana who slso y,sS- '.-S ~.
defendant 70 the action. cornplained ~ paaLly
had been conspiracy entered into bv n "a ~,
Inns % the firm of Rollins e. Co ana - -; ioi
and that IN the subsequent arrangements 70 IT.,
sale of the Clay Book Company 10 tba ~ -, tne
Commercial Company only go no - y "a
fod been realized. but many millions ~ S,,p pohts
well a denied by the other sefanSsr,aat ats as
ceIt Butler. that more than $4,000 had been nos5e
and they SAG ~ 49, ,S PeIi,sSS'Ly willing that an
FusfIre Davis holds the defendants must su,h,.,.
20 a. examination before trial 20 enable fhe risir
~ frame his COMPLAINT
New-York tribune., 1903-10-06
GRUBER WOULD COMPROMISE.
Citizens Union May Name Two Aldermen if
Seaman Withdraws from Judgeship Fight.

At Republican headquarters at No 157 West
Ninety-seventh-st. last night Abraham Gruber. the
leader Of the XXIst Assembly District. reported
that he had informed the Citizens Union that il
II would support William s. Bennett the Repub-
lcan nominee for Municipal Court justice of the
xIIth District and induce A 7. Seaman. its own
nominee TO withdraw. the Republicans would COM
promise hY permitfing the Citizens Union name
The two aldermen from the district. II
t,ortine Seaman its nominees for aldermen would
not receive the Endorsement Of the Republican
partv in the district
Tho attitude taken by the Citizens Union organ
ization in the XXIst District practically in
Sorsed Yesterday by the executive committee of
the Citizens Union. which met after the fusion
conference 10 receive delegation from that dis
srfcf The delegation presented the case. and
while the committee took definite action il
was indicated that il did criticize the local or
ganization for standing by Mr.. Seaman
New-York tribune., 1903-10-06
BOTH WILL RUN ON c. U. TICKET
Republicans Turn Down Aldermen WaIkley
and McInness

Alderman Webster r. Walkley of the old
Twentieth Ward. Of Brooklyn. told a Tribune
reporter last night that he going to run on the
Citizens Union ticket for reelection. This will
make the fight in the LVth Adermanc District a
three-cornered one. and doubtless will throw the
election TO the Democrat. whoever is named The
Republicans expect TO name Colonel Kline. who
defeated last fall for Sheriff. The unusual
thing about the turning down of Alderman
walkley is that he is on perfectly good terms
with eN-Lieutenant Governor Woodruff and
Michael J. Dady. both OF whom say taat he
should be renominated by the Republicans Ex-
Senator Fuller. the leader of the district does not
want Mr.. Walkey the ticket. however. and il
he at all it will be the Citizens Union can
didate alone There is who has made
better record in the Board Of Aldermen than
Mr.. Wakey. and his friends in the board have
written letters Mr.. Fuller asking him to put
Mr.. Walkley on the ticket
In the XNIIIth Assembly District OF Kings James
H McInness. the Vice-preSident Of the Board of
Aldermen. has suffered a fate similar Mr.. Walk
ley's To him has been denied a denomination by
the Republicans. and he will the Citizens
Union ticket alone.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-06
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Old Guard Fair. Madison Square Garden.
Board Aldermen City Hall. afternoon.
Test plan relieving congestion Manhat-
terminal OF Brooklyn Bridge. m.
Republican nominate aldermen, Manhattan
and Brooklyn evening
Tarnmany Assembly conventions. evening.
Greater New-York Democracy Assembly and alderman
conventions. evening.
Meeting Historical Society," Second
and Egeventh-st $50 p.
Meeting of the Plymouth Church Review Club Plymouth
Church. Brooklyn. p. m; subject. Patriotism"
Twenty-fourth-st, East River. evening.
Meeting OF the Ntw-York chronological Society Museum
OF Natural History, 5 p
Free OF the Board Of Eiucation. m.second
Avenue Baptist Church. No 164 Second ave.
York Harbor' II. +. Sherwood; American Museum Of
History. ''Saunterings In Merrie England, -
Thomas Edward Potterton; School No. 100. Ninety
ninth -hundredth SITS. between Second and
Third Alaska, Klondike Arctic Regions,
Arthur G. Jackson; Wadegh High School. hun
dred-and-f fourteenth and One-h hundred fifteenth
s,s between Seventh and Lenox aves.. Painting in
italy. from Cimabue Carlo Dolce a. T. Van
Iaer: Realty Hail. ogden and Merriam aves. High
bridge Mexico Walter p. Terry; School .,
Third-ave. between Onehundred and sixty-ninth and
one-hundred- and-se SEVENTEEN SITS. China
+.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-06
SACRIFICES HIMSELF FOR FUSION.
Alderman Holmes Withdraws as Candidate
in XIXth District.

David NJ Holems alderman in the XIXth District
has written a letter William A. Crombe. the
executive member Of the Republican County Com
mittee Of that district. declining for alder
man. and giving his reasons. The letter follows:
I have learned from my own investigation and
from conferences with YOU and others of my
friends. that the interests OF fusion would be
best served by my withdrawal from the aldermanic
contest in Assembly district. During my in
Cumbency of the office of alderman I have in all
ways endeavored to serve the interests CT all my
constituents and my record for the last four years
Is open book. I informed, stated. tha [
a situation has arisen In the district whereby
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individual. and in withdrawing my name. I do.
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