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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19

sATCEDAY--At a. m. f7r ireland. per fvsruis.
via Queenstown Gnau for other parts or Europa nuse
be directed per g. Ivern4'l. at for Europe.
per s. So. PAU. via Plymouth and tuer1ourss &C
$50 a. Tor Belgium direct. per s. Erocn.and
mail be directed per g 8. kroouand''}, 50
directed per s.. Neckar'J
After closing Supplementary Transafl2rlti1
Malls named above. additional supplen1e1tary Mails
opened the piers or the American. English.
French and German steamers and remain open until
within Minutes Of the hour % sailing Of steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
coNovER JACKSON.

y r5nover Jackson died Tuesday morning az his
,.te rezfderee. IN Yonkers. y Y. Nj. Jackson was
born in New-YorS City Ia November Ls-' elc came
90 15,-.,4,itIrnarv stock lie was the son OK ths
4.. Ct Conover end Nathan Hunt Jackson
In MIS- tvsuty-fourth year he entered the arm Of
yv,uism II. Jackson & Co. which had been esta7-
usbed in 1877 By h.8 unCie ana lathGf JaeeL ne
most DToninent llrm n Ncw-N ok CITY IN tne crate
.t -gtt.,fer bugInegs From the firm u William IL
Ts.-.r-,v 2, Co he retired few years $50. re vas
fs, connected with the Jackson Architecture iron
vr-., ~ ma nv years he reg liar attendant
- - ~-aIleefate Reformed Dutch Church. or Man
fattan re leaves d widow thEee SONS ana d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
MOTOR TRAINS IN JAMAIcA.AvE.

To the Editor % The Tribune.
Sir: The Jamaica Avenue Association thank you
for the article in last Sundays Tribune. In re-
gard 20 the motor trains on jamaica ave. and the
efforts being made for their return.
We believe that lt covered tho whole ground.
giving both sides CT the question in fair and
impartial manner. and We have heard different
parties remark who were not familiar VITA all the
facts until they read the article in your paper.
that they could not understand why tho Brookly II
RAPID Transit Company were 80 determined 70
mn tho motor tral8s on Jamaica-ave.. unless it
was for tho purpose Of having the city olhflals
aUur1p-larp money. tn short time 90 build mem
az elevated road. as they have already appro-
prlatcd $50 Co for the brighton Road twMch is a
private right OF way. ami millions iu other parts
81 the city 10 do away with grade crossings.
GEO. l. PECK.
THDS. NAPlEII
THEO =. ARCHER
LOUIS q. REISS.
JOHN ApTKES.
Executive Committee Jamaica Avenue Association
Jamaica. Long Island. Feb. y. 1914
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AIBEMARI.E-Chsrle J. Bonaparte. Bal 70. = Z.
CAMBRIDG E-Johu z. Mckinney 1aie4ti,,t-1 49,
- -, Vllrlrsrr Mass. EAkLLNl 81 90
man E1arts Plslnfeld. y J. ENDISSS,tfl>--H' a
rs-75s5n london HOLLAND-Louts r FaEh'
Chatham y - er-State s1perintenoenliL % ~
r---er-~e TlTpERTAIl-A- y. PetuDone q NeLail-
~ T,-5e5rfea ELIAS Berlin MANHAI 49,. -
EoriIck London METH t-EtlsAS - -. 49, -
55o5TsIr General ferdinand W. Peck CHlcaso-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
AscuslsHoP FARLEY AT NAPLES.

Nrples. Feh Is.-Tse Most Rev. John N fariey'
1000 b, rf New YORK. arc1f1 panied by the Rev.
p.f-.et HAYES. the chancellor q the aTchoio-
80. ara tie Rev James y. Lewis. the secretary
.+ f.. Ar.fftsaa.. srrfyea hsrs to-day On tho
.....- ss-.fr A Is Errs gGcrl Nev-York February
e- ss..r refsttea tg NFr. Kennedy, The rec
~. srstf-rr college 81 Bprre. who came
fssf purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
ASSESSMENT LIST CHANGES.
They VIII Be Ready for Public Inspection
in July.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir Under the amendment 20 tho charter passed
IN 1900, Il IS required that the assessments OF real
estate IN the city OF New-York shall shown ad-
clifton 20 the sum for which each parcel including
the improvements thereon. would seiI-ths sum
for which Il would sell 81 II were wholly unlrn-
proved and that the assessments so made shall
be published.
informed that this publicst ton viii be made
iu Tho City Record" about October l. As this date
IS long after tho expiration OF the time within
which protests against unfair or unequal assess
menss must be made and. in fact. at the time when
the taxes become payable, Il seems 90 the writer
that the postponement Of tho publication will de-
feat the intentions Of the law. A very small pro-
70 examine the tax record and unless this publica-
ton IS made at much earlier date than above
named they have no other means Of learning
Of changes IN valuation which a~e In some cases
OF large amount and importance and by which
SOME Of them may be unfayurahy affected until too
VS. there any legitimate reason why thls puhica-
ti0n should not have been made as soon as the
assessments were completed, now something Ike
"a month SINGER II SO, what is lt2 a. i. G.
When the foregoing letter was shown 60 Frank
Bell head o. the real estate division ia the Tax
Department yesterday. be said:
The corrections IN the assessment rolls are not
completed until May. and after that the copy for
the printers must be prepared by the once force.
This viii take all the time between May ana
July + The lists Win be printed and be ready Tor
public inspection by the middle Of July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19

Should Be read DAILY By al interested changes
ny az tfuleJ
Foreign mails FOR week ending February 30, 1904
viii close promptly IN all the General Pstofca
fellows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier
closing time shown below Parcels post mails for GER
many close az 5 3. Tfu~E1a-s per g. Main and &"
? N. Friday per g. g. Feuusy iFaGi3
Regular and Supplementary mails close az Foreign
ti0l haf b. later than closing time shown below eN
cept Supplementary Mails Europe central
America Colon close hour later Fors sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19

Z
BERDANAt asee ,.}. gsy i is l s12ls q
5-l-I . - February 1s after sr,.,
illness John Lord Cieaveand- No'iaS o. Iine14- I7'
1''l - ),.-,,. 80 %
CO E51sTsi ss-ess At S. Marks churrs q
and iotH-si'' CT fr'lAS' at A
s;ast ssuEB3sr of RaSer. j. ana Isabella chsyus Cu-
bert srgess sn FE, b, syssi9 ave. a. soSya iatsT
"eHt private 40,
DAY-Ea,srei into rest Thursday Forq1-y Is ioos
services a. her se r7aea'r N}- , - ears a. V.sed
Mlss
DE FoREEsT-suddeay. on Fs5-ua-y L. Harry LaIaaia
re Fgst, soqaSss '1 1 q s ss his fstssrs house
Fa's'''. y J. trn'raL private -
r. Mt. ID fT.re-st4vr A4 s-e4 IS yer-s Funeral
zs-yiees aat i5srFs5t a. fsrs page pisS5s
eap,-
FISrHERoa Lhurs1ay Feh5l5-y IL lt az aer - res.
Cas-les = -sssT In Tas , 3ri 5 8ty, rap.-s
please copy.
FoREEson Thgrslay Fs5ru1[y - az re t Fs5des,s
sy a saas are ayst g e,sP 7 the fa a.gs
services az ne If5E avenue -5o' sg,An 'is
FRIENDS viii kindly refrain from sending flowers
Forester. widow @, caares Forressr j Funeral ser
HFo'1' D. f'll's' - -.
No. ~ iaot Mat1r George L Fox. aged - years 10
months and i5 aa f 17s 81 II S ms ,l -as 5 st
~ -. Pen. y. v,a.r, n. ~ot s-s -
FotH9ssfsr ri F5z Of ~ .feip a. ard luGbsrd 81
II Tie cav o. s,SolE l,aE55,l s-yass w BE- 9sld
HEGEAfaN-A. ~ 5o' E 81 .h-2ys erooklya
only child q I4u'se D- Mund an pa1iei ian Brrnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
NINE GAVE WILL SING.

Nine CaIve viii sing 'Provcncales' and French
..charrons at the conference which Is 20 be- given
81 the home OF Mrs IegRett No. go Madison-ave'
on wednesday. by Mile. Theress Nlazone' on MIG
dc I.espinassa and Nine. DeiLail-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
srEnREN coukTY uINnER.

me eighth annual dinner Of the stea3er County
ssr,atv was held n the Hotel Manhattan last
uieht Edward IT, Hsssett presided. and tie
speakers we're Senator Towne. Il Nuunesota; ex-
District Attorney Michael Byrue. OF Delaware. ana
Colonel DaFid =. RobnsoE, OF E..rnITs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
- susAN n. ~.

AIRS susan Maria Gr-y. widow u John r. C. Gray.
r. vext..37y st her home. No 1H Fifth-sve. she
,,a f.avs. ~ Ha-kerss-S. y. J. ninety years aE'.
- 49, as..~.-sa~ 4g gse1rEe = -h-safs. Two
...... ....t ..ra r.s4 errsfne her They are Iudgs
e..... tr-t IS tEta sItF. Nte 81 p. t1.H4s
-. n At..t era EIHa frse-es tfffF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC

FRTrAY-At If-3O a. for Brazil. per Eastern
Prince Feruaubuc1. Iauor0 santos
Northern Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay
be directed peg s.. Eastern Prince. ~
Complementary 1880 D. M Tor Bahamas, per =.
Saratoga -lail f1r Santiago must be directed per
Sarar0ga'ls at T. for Tucatau. per q. Tf1uo.
Pr0sreso mail DO directed per Tjofno'B
EATCBDA a. M. N-zfCu1diflt 1-r =
Fosand. $40 Complementary go a. Is}
Porto Rice. and Fhlia.-
depha tusl for Slvanillt ard cartagrua must be a.
recred Pnia1el 9 e. for
Nevis St Eustatius. ST. Martin British. Dutch and
Preach Guiana per Iuar5 90 $50 supple
laentary foJO a. mo- flr Fortune Island. jamaica.
sav1nlila Ctrtleer and Greytlwr. per s. Allegheny
tnaI E.ca must De directed s. Ale
ghauy'p 830 tzuup le11eu-aIy 1870 q III f7r
Inaeua Haiti. F1iE and santa Marta.
Adirondack email f7r Other parts % Hayu must -
Ft-e~+af Adirguiaca "a. Tor cuba
f41s4.ll. ia 80 O.. -..
7rt~fFaa au1 tiIoEf Bolivar TriI.Illl.
f}rsrat q. 10 a ~. fI- Fsit Fv~ Prius M1urtf
mail eor CarIc7o Ne1ezueln Trtcl1ad. British a'1
~rLeh Guiana o. directed 81. Pms Nttl-
ritls NJ O. Ger northern Era-f. per 8 tltltfy.
via Pasn M9ua.s. a. e. Ger lgaDtre L~Uc1ey
ra-tE-uv vrr s. C-o- ~ so 81 fo- Cube.
PEI s. -r-ity@a. tdi uust Be Jifected
s.. ~urfIyta'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
KING THANKS LORD ROBERTS.
His Place as Commander in Chief Not To Be
Filled.

london. Feb. lS-A special army order was
issued this evening In which King Edward takes
leave Of Lord Roberts as commander IN chief
OF the army. The order S. dated buckingham
Palace. and IN i has majesty says:
desire. on behalf Of my army, 20 express my
deep regret az bidding farewell 20 Field Mar
sbai Earl Roberts X c.. =. C.. who retires from
active employment upon reiilquishing the high
Office OF commander ia chief. which VIII not
again be filed. j am unable 20 part with nay
commander IN chief without returning 20 him
publicly my thanks and those OF the army ne
commanded for the invaluable services he mas
rendered the empire. 4 ask al ranks 10 prouJ
b, the example OF his llustTious career and his
sincle-rllu6ed devotion 20 his sovereign anu
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Special Notices.


THE Tzrzr-,Vr. ,su be sent by mail any aeagsss
IN tbs couarry or abroad and address changed a. sl
desired Subscriptions may Be given 20 your s-eaf
dealer before leaving or c0nysnisn hand taeia
8 az The TRIBUNE once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19

se.t -sr-rerarorp yesterday. &c Gcgreess loreH ie
s,rrags is tve-age for oor'rsf7n7ias o-ie -a' '
- 49, --..-as,sine date laat twenty-five gears. -
49, FareraEt-sucw ana Narfler t2-las ats+F---
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Buruett's Vanilla


leaves good taste in the mouth. 70 IS pure and whoI
some. Don't 1s cheated with cheap goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
MANS roEvva RDED OVERLAND. ETC. EN~T-
TpANsDA C-FT~

CTPA-vin Pert Tampa. Flor closes az this or
fsi1v aN.spt ThG~EtHv ~ 1850 frhs c0nnectnE
rails close -ero Mondays wednesdays and satIr-
MEEICl CT-YverI7nd unless specially addressed f1r
sunday $50 and 1O-5o ., H. sundays a.
roUNDL&Nb by rail 70 North sydney ara
fhenge bv closes az this o1lce 1alg a. 20
%. r. tc0r0e.ttnE mails c5ss hers every Moaiay.
Wednesday ard saturday
JAMAICA rai Philadelphia and thencs by steam
sr closes a. ONCE &c 1880 D. every Sfsaday
kTYlyI~I-F steamer
rI-a a this Office daily $50 D.
HrT,JZIJ PUERTO CCRTeL and GUATEMALA raj
- SsOrisans ard trsnca by steamer. closes az sas
once daily. sunday. - p T'9efa
. r. Sundays a. II D N and 1850 .. tconnsatiaf
ii here Nmiay8 a. 0tH.30 UJ
COSTA RICA-flV rasi 90 Ssrs-G cleans. and fheu-s -
this Office q
IL NJ N 1880 q. Sundays a q
fiO.7o o Connecting mali closes here Tuesdays
1880 z.
PsT ~ IS tsxcart ParcelsFost Bfaf1sl.-Bv rail u,
MIau1f Ard thence BY closes a f5.eU
a al every Monday vs. si1sstay ana SATURDAY..
ff,eeigtsred aleu .loses Ct O. n pravicu5 DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19
Tribune LEGAL obssryrtions-

- HcCPss Morning.
~ sst~.Hsi ;
- LII 49, - tstfff7-~i
- f7-fffTf
- tk ~. = y lst-A7.--t i---- -1
- Fi1 4. 80. ~ --..s
a. $780, II fl Z 4 !. 49, a..l
10 4 n 80 q i.aaAl
i 49, .s Z I y M ~ * f.la
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CEMETERIES.
UNCERTAINTIES.

Great PiHelaun CeInrtery; conveniently se-sssI5ls.
write Tor Illustrated psSphlet p Broad s.. y. 2.
UNuERrAKERs
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MAIN OFFICE-SSo I54 Nassau-st -.
r,-,, ean pistrict Telegraph Once 80
WASHINGTON BCHEAU-NO. l.522 Est.
NEW ARK BRANCH OFFICE-Frsdcrick N sonnfners
No T04 Broad-sL
LoND0N-Ofies of THE TRIBUNE, az NO TO
Brown. Gould & Co.. No. "a Oxford-st
Londou and Paris Exchange. BANKERS. haaiidon
House. MoorEatE-sr
American Express Company. no. waterloo Fiace.
Thos. Cook son Tourist Offices. LudBate CtrcuA
The London Office Of THE TRIBUNE is a conFenlenA
place to leave advertisements and SUBSCRIPTIONS
PARIS. Monroe & Co. No. . Rue scribe
John Wananaker No - Rue des Petitas EcuTieA
Eagle Bureau. 50 Rue Cambon
Morgan. Harjes & Co.. 81 Boulevard Haussuann-
Credit LyCrnaia Bureau des EtranEeEa
Continental Hotel newsstand
The Figaro Office.
Brentano'ss No. % Avenue Dc rOpera-
american Express Company w. ii Rue ecrioe
NlCEf-Credif Ly0nnals
ELOftENCE-French, Lemon q Co.. Nos and -
T0urnabuoui.
Ma.uay q
HAMBU ECf-Afcerican Company. No II
Schmieds S1rasse
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h1f Strasaa.
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Lorenzo.
AH,TW EItP. BELGIUNf-American Express Company
No Qlai Van DycE.
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- 'hA is very severe upon unaischsrced
49, ~ az the brother ~ Lurd 18enley has just
- - e hia c0si. For The Hon Aufhony Ernest
i-.t no e herr prosuHtplrre - hi- brothers
- 80 has 5ust been arrested - Londoa
- t.tes ~ ohtsiuiug credi. un1er ialae pre-
- ne prosecutors beng ire 4aauagcrs q the
'.s hoseh u london WHERE Dc rad rca
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Ia fhls diagram she eont1eota re 7-5,sre.g ses-
reeoIel-s --.,-lea p, re local Weather Bureau
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Fer tho convsaisnco OF TRIBUNE READERS soroaa
arrangements have maas keep the DAILY ana
SUNDAY TRIBUNE o. file In the reading rooms OF NE
hotels named below.
LONDJN-Hotei Victoria SAVOY Hotel. The Langnau1
Hotel. carlton HoteI. Clarcge's Hotel. Hotel Met
ropoe Midland Grand Hotel The Howard Hotels
Norfolk-st- EsnuanGrnsnts Queens Hotel Lpper
Norwood.
EHsGLAND-AdeIphi Ha-si. Liverpool. Midland Hotel.
Manchester Queens Motel. Leeds Midland HoIei.
Bradford Hotel Wellington. TunuFdgs Wells Mlolal
Hotel. M0rec8mbe Bay Midland Hotel Derby hoi~
lers Hotel. ShaEklin Hotel. Isle % Wight
kCOILAND-St. Eu0ch H1-e. GLASGOW. station hotelf
Ayr, station Hotel. Dumfries
GIBRALTAE-HoteI Cecil.
PAISIsFioJsl Chatham Hotel Dc Lille Ct Albion. Grand
Hotel de FAlheuee. Grand Hotel
ITALY AND SOUTH or FRANCE-Hotel Metropolis
E2uae' Grand Hotel. Venice Palace Hotel Ii.ani
Ellen Palace. Genoa Grand Hotel Rome Grand
Hotel Qui-inal Rome. Hotel Royal Danieii Venice:
Hotel Venice. Hotel de IN Vie. Milan; Grand Hotel
Hotel Royal. Rome Savoy Hotel Genoa. Grand Eo-
TEL Florence. savoy Hotel Florence. Hotel Gallf7.
Cannes. Hotel Beau Site. Cannes Hotel MetropQis.
Monte Carlo. Hotel Bristol. Besuieu. Hotel De Il
Cirande Bretagne Nice; Grand Hotel Victoria sor-
OF Naples Grand Hotel. Monte Carlos
Ctrand Hotel Villa Este. Cernobblo Lake % Como
BEL3iJM-Le Grand Hotel. Brussels.
GERMANY-Sassauer- tlCf Hotel, Wiesbadcn. Four Sea-
sons Hotel. Munich. Hotel AuEleterre. Ems Hotel
Bellevue. Dresdeus Hotel Metropolis. Bad N1uhein1
Continental Hotel. Munich Hotel Goscke. Bad-Vill-
AUSTRIA AND swTTZERLASvo-HoteI Bristol. Vienna:
Grand Hotel Hu1gari1. Budapest. 2otsl Baur az
Lac Zurich. Hotel Victoria. tntsriaken-
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-, ,rn~4.r u-..Fdy--1-he foilcD'lrF of3eisl record
-, vvsstrs- Rsreau shows tts changes r. ne teni-
-, 80 the last twsn.y-'ous hours II comparison
-'.- -. -,---.spea6irr date u last y>1r
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SINGLE COPIES

SUNDAY. cents. WEEKLY REVIEW. eents
DAILY. 8 cents TTlI-W EEkLN. : sen1s
WEEKLY FARMERS cents
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For points IN Europe an countries ths Uuive-sli
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII be nailed az me iot-
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stephen sIsrrIss EmbT-x LIST Uadertaksrs, .tl-a -
ga s. Tel I.3zt l.s25 ChessA frank q Campbsli.
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Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE via b
renubiiahed IA The rriWeekly Tribune without eKtr
charge.
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e. y. - f soa1him ~ lr-a-i.. r7unEest con
- and now tai-irar slara o. ace. ls
60 - Ns eellcate Eel rsrltt 30 Re subjected
~ 49,, faat Ea4rrll F4o-t ~ sdacatton
49,, -a wh'ch fs'e g. tile sEs-e ~ snost
us,. sc ftErh.E ho.se cr LIt, .cuzoiicra. In
tar. -s sent 20 Tl0cr rr &c come other mile
H. i i loaooi Nsa tHe other Sons a. he Kaiser.
hrn5, receive BIS sch15l-ls lriFately st tire
ne. !, '-''fs. e. thul Hs vllI w. more cr less
CO - ms ant ruDs- .#.l 81 h.c psren-s. In
asf A.. sue caatesu or ralaz.nao. 20 I-inc2tedt
srr.s .tp &c New P4iscr az g.stsGam. Is being
va - -oF The rscspto- ~ Etcc Tikcy, the
hrsst.- sane Eiven 70 E'r3rca Jyochim b. his
~ -. enc SISTER, an5 thers ha - i've with
tsf,.- "l- he governor. s.sth q separate estab-
nt,-. - nH own. e b. saiG that na b. no
f.is -, --l'as the prospect. ana. being merry
s,,-ss -n ia spite Of hla dcl~acy - health,
hr,., '-'iifeiy prefer eoinr 20 sohcol. hike IFS
Aenc b '"~ 20 "si-t I'd I'VE 81
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Domestic Rates.
nv EARLY NAH. TRAIN.

Fer all points United states. Canada and Aexic
(outsds OF the horouEns OF Manhattan and me foaN
Also 60 cuba Porto hlco Hawaii AID the FniA9piiae
without extra expense for foreign postage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19

Executive Committee Jamaica Avenue Association
Jamaica. Long Island. Feb. =. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19

Mail subscribers In New-Torir
TEI-WEEkLY viii BE- charged
postage IN addition 70 the rates !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-19

city 20 the DAILY ara
one cent a copy extra
named above
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rss-aar ~ f<uise GRAY. Susan "
i-ta.r'st4r4 T1hn u. FJeEeuau- Dorothy Van 2
Crrtfe Jr-0 Jackson. r. CoDover.
t.lsart raabsf Lravitt. Charles ".
Iav. Mary 2. Major Emily ~
lie F1reast. Harrv Z Preston. Mary -
t-T,-f-fq 5-rggn II satterIee Churchill.
1890 rfaIara ~ EfIc0-Es. Mary ".
Forbes. Francis nttlE ALAt'-s
FORESTER. II Adefa1a- Lls1a-e. t-srotlne =
Foz. George l. "Alte' Seolsl-'1@ .
lr1M
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-14
THE DEMOCRATIC KEYNOTE.

reading speech before
cratic convention, Thursday, impressed with lie richness of
content 1t differs much the magnificent Hon.
James Watson Mr. Watson samttd and that the consi
of the Republican the and nothing truth
when Mr. Smith said Tat the honor of Indiana has suffered
tan assault public institutions admitted. and the osi
tuition Of the has repeatedly violated political
denied by those il charge of either
wlfuly mipresening the conditions they exist he
of Why did he
by bipartisan boards
within the appropriation? Every of them balance
in the
ambitious,
dignfed He won't this after the eighth of November when
people shall have the CHEZ
In another place he said the sentiment of the country has become
dist1ustfu of the and fearful OF the
Of President Roosevet extraordry,
cratic assumption and Of over 1t i'll becomes Mr. Smith
speak of the powe People have for
his assumption power when he became the euen
angOvernor of Indiana
All exchanges calling attention May 3oth
rather than holiday:
of every Army every,
day, holiday Let be day for remembrance of the eac
rf the DEVOTION the splendid patriotism of soldiers living and
dead for reconsecaon liberty and the highest
ideal citizenship periodically and universally observed
work Of today and and day for amusement for
personal pleasure for aud for and making
for excursions. frivoly and 1Ssi paon
''The Dissertation of memorial day is becoming and
general and unbusine, elfepecting and
patriotic people shall demand complete return to the original
likely become
mortal day in only The selfish Of the day
iona shame The apathy which permits it is sign of national
scienc'
get Indiana al
the ST. Louis convention.
Hearst robbed and then turned down.
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and citizens of Richmond; to bring
about a better understanding between
merchants dealing in the same lines
of trade; for the mutual benefit of
all: to protect the members from all
unreasonable demands.
3. Each firm has one vote only,
but any member Of this firm can vote
for the firm with which he is con-
nected.
4. Any merchant in the city is
eligible to membership i'll this associ-
alton.
;. Any member retiring from bus
mess shall become an honorary men,
Der but will be rcinstated as an ac-
tive member on again entertjnG bust
ness.
The Il ucs Of the association will
be small and also the fees for mem
borShip. The constitution provided
for six standing committees, the
chairmen of each to be appointed a
member of the executive board
City Interests; Press and Printing;
Arrangements; Assemblages Ito have
charge of the assemblages of visitors
at any celebration given by the Mer-
chants Association); Membership;
Railroads and transportation; Man
ufactures and Commerce. The meet
ings of this association will be held
on the first Friday of each month,
and eleven members constitute a
quorum.
One noticeable thing about the as
ISOLATION is that individuals are lost
sight of. and the firm is everything
Certificates Of membership are issued
to firms, not to individuals, etc.
The secretary is the only salaried
officer. All members of the associa-
ton are encouraged to incline their
influence and patronage to members
of this association, as the object Is