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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
REVILED THE BISHOP.
DR.. Potter Took Conductors Part
and Women Turned on Him.

The dedication OF the new Broadway Tabernacle,
the exercises OF which have occupied an entire
month. ended last ng5ht with meeting on civic
righteousness. Bishop Potter. John r. Parsons
aud r. Fulton Cutting the speakers. Bishop
Potter, at the beginning, called attention to the
contrast between the new Tabernacle ard Mendels-
sohn Hail with its frescoes of women in scant
Costume. where the congregation worshipped while
the Tabernacle being Quilt. The Bishop told
OF street-car experience: a street-car conductor
was abused by women passengers for putting a
drunken. foul-mouthed off the car. said the
Bishop.
When. I interposed in behalf of the conductor
and said that he simply doing mis- duty under
the rules and that the drunken man was unbear-
able the women turned their vituDeration on me.
What conception can people have who behave IN
that way? 1 not OF the peEsimistS that
believe that all public officials are corrupt 1hey
are like most Of us and yield TO temptation it is
for US to see that they co not fall. If you are
going to get civic righteousness you must have
the Impulse OF self-sacrce and to il that the
officials perform their duty. You cannot secure
civic purity. civic integrity or civic righteousness
unless the moral sentiment now expressed and De
manded by q few becomes the moral sentiment that
IS demanded by the whole people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
MINISTER MAY SERVE AS CONSUL.
Commission Withheld Until Matrimonial
Troubles Can Be Adjusted.

Frederick D. McMaster, whose commission
consul to Zanzibar has been held up because of his
alleged desertion OF his wife and children and
second marriage without legal divorce will prob
ably go 20 Zanzibar after all Mrs Genevieve Nc
Master, his first wife, has received from the State
Department, through her counsel, a communica-
ton proposing new trial of the divorce suits in
the Illinois courts. She maintains that she
not served with the papers in the first case and
that the divorce is consequently Illegal The State
Department holds that McMaster is legally
divorced from his wife, and that his suggestion TO
reopen the is just and all that reasonably
be expected from him.
According to counsel for Mrs. Genevieve Nc
Master, she is now working in a 6th-ave. depart
ment store for salary barely sufficient to mair-
tain herself and children in the humblest
circumstances. Her counsel says that it will be
practically impossible for her TO go to Chicago
contest the second suit, and that McEaster's first
divorce viii, therefore, be held valid by the State
Department and his commission Will be granted.
McMaster of the Rough Riders. and
later, through the influence of General Leonard
Wood. IL is declared. secured place as secretary
70 Major Ebstein when he Deputy Police
Commissioner in Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New-York March II 1of


BEEvEs-Recepts POI cars. or 8.4O9 head. in
gliding 80 for export alive ls7 for saughtereTs and
on sale steers were in light supply and steady to firm
and Common bulls and cows dun with car Of western
at g 5 Der loo M bu s 4 a cows S!ee at 81 Is
asa 25 The market for dressed beef ruled dull former
quotations with the bulk Of the sales at 7dSec. Liver
P09 and hndSn ss aS d SCI Sq9 s live
ments Of or this port to-
day ToTT s0 the EtTura for Liverpool VIII be laden
Company the Phiadephia for southampton win take out
berger and loco quarters for the Morris Beer company
the ConsueIo IS TO sail Sunday $50 cattle for j.
Shamberg Son to be qnloaded at London also carries
London 100 Hull. the St Andrews is also
%ap eau az gel divided the last
makng the tot9s on ION TINS port 5 9 b me week ena
quarters Of beef al to ports Great Britain with
sales mcpherson Co Ohio steers 1880 n ever
l678 10 co. p Pennsyya9ia do 1888 3. q at s. sS
bulls. 1900 ~ at 50 Co. do $50 r. at s. 81 u COWS
s. 20: II d. $50 n at 81 IS do 1850 10 at s. 56
at 5Gs z do Ss r. at g. = DO sia "a 81 s. Do
Fe9ps " , steers o 1l7s n g So
1850 g. at So 90 lO7s ~ 81 s5i4 % do, SO ~
&C. DC 81 ss5 n at s. So dq rsSt - = = -
n at 81 &C. "a do 9ss h. at s. 60: bull 1920 10 At
s 30 TO- SEQ COW at i s. o s. do sss b al S. do si7 r.
sherman Culver: II Pennsylvania steers. 11O5 ~
]. shaInberg & Son: Ohio steer 1880 10 at Sc; II
do 10 at IS % II do 1883 ~ at IS IS 10 do 1O6=
~ IS 20: do. 100 10 at 81 80
CALVES Receipts were 2I5 head, including 100 head
It's for the market Steady FOR
good. stock but tFihe weak for medium and
The pens cleared Common I good veals
sold az S5d$s 10 per n. prime choice
lots offered city dressed in fair demand PC
l23sc per 10 with few selected do bringing iSc; country
dressed vsas dull 5GlOc
Sales-S Sanders: veals 1877 10 average IS so per
100 n 7 do 90 n. at 50 %
CO: 20 Pennsylvania veals. ZIG 10. at 81 80.
D. Harrington. veals, ISL N. at IS 50
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts LOLA
head Including for slaughterers and for the
market Sheep and good sheep selling
lambs just about steady the pens we're cleared Prime
choice sheep (WeheTs) sold SO 73G$I per 100
fair prime lambs al $ 25ds0 bunch OF State spring
lambs at SO per Dressed mutton firm 9Qiic per
dressed steady at 124c country dressed spring
lambs quiet q S3GS8 per carcass
sales~D Harrington 1872 state lambs, s2 N average,
at 200 Western do SIS n at so: 100 do Is
Buffalo sheep, 113 ID, p
FeTns commission Company; Sos Western lambs 66 10
IS % q clipped q 10 at 81 Is Western sheep
l35 n. al SO 10.
head FOR the Feeling about steady
reported Country dressed hogs unchanged a6c per
for heavy o light weights.
sales-rs Judd & 60 date yesterday: State hogs.
$50 n average s. % per 100 NJ -
% n. az s5i Toughs. 2OS D. at 50 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
NEW TRIAL FOR M'LAUGHLIN.
Recorder Golf Places Much Indicted Patrol
man Under $500 Bail.

Frank Mclaughlin. the patrolman OF the West
6sth-st station who found guilty on January
% of rnanslaughter IN the first degree, VIII have
new trial Recorder Golf decided yesterday. Bail
for his release pending the new trial was fixed at
$780, but there is little likelihood of obtaining it,
as there are several other indictments against him.
Mclaughlin was tried for the murder OF John Pat
terson, a negro who it testified.
tonly shot down. The jury found him guilty Of
manslaughter in the first degree, and his counsel
at appealed
Recorder Goff first placed the bail at 5000 but
raised il TO 500 when Assistant District Attorney
Mott objected and asked that bail be granted.
Mclaughlin is also under 81 500 bail on the charge
Of assaulting James p. Robbins. of The Newly ork
World, on the morning of December 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
W. A. READ FORMS NEW FIRM.

William A Read. for nineteen years the active
member Of the firm of Vermilye & Co. which
pred by limitation yesterday. has associated with
himself Charles Hazard member Of the New
York Stock Exchange. and Joseph H. Seaman, Mr..
Reads brother-in-law and will carry on q bust
ness similar to that heretofore conducted By Yer
milye & Co. under the firm Of William A.
Read & Co. with Offices at No. % Nassau-st,
corner of t'edar-st.. New-YOrk; No. 50 Safest,
Boston: Maryland Telephone Building, Baltimore
ard the Home Insurance Building Chicago. The
Arm will be represented IN Boston by James Dean,
in baltimore by William G. Crawford, and In Chi
cago by ". n. J. Fiske.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
BANKRUPTCY NOTES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy fled
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trct Court:
James McCauley No. 2641 Narion-ave Liabilities,
S5551: assets 500. The principal creditors S c.
Bochn No % Peck Slip $l46s and John Eichler. 3D.
and 165th-st. $l,241.
Francis Burchetta. Mount Vernon. switchboard opera
Liabilities 81 93; assets $175 The principal
the Catskill National Bank. S1.0S1.
Benjamin Orne. No. 1876 I4extngton-ave Liabilities.
S3S.529 with assets. The principal creditors J. P.
Dufy. New,York City. $685.; w J.; Coney Mount
James H. Emery. No 132 West 46th- Liabilities.
S46; assets 1882 The principal creditors Hopper
Scion H Newmark. No. go East 121st-st Liabilities.
SS.416; The principal creditors Van
Raven No. 113 East 14th- St, $1,000. and Max NJ.
Kolver. No. p Warren-st Sl.0SS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
TO MERGE SOUTHERN STEEL PLANTS.
Blair and Ladenburg Banking Houses Said
To Be Ready to Finance the Project.

The outlook for merger of Southern iron and
steel companies is believed in Wall Street to be
now favorable, it is definitely understood that
the banking houses of Blair & Co. and IAadenburg
ThalmaEn & Co. have undertaken the task of pre-
pairing a tentative plan Of financing the project
The concerns which are expected TO be included in
the consolidation the Tennessee Coal Iron and
Railroad Company, the Sloss- Sheffield Steel and
Iron Company the Pioneer plant of the Republic
Iron and Steel Company and the Alabama Coal and
Iron Company.
In the stock market yesterday Tennessee Coal and
Iron after an sarlv advance of point closed q
per cent lower than Thursday. Sloss- Sheffield
common and the Republic issues made fractional
gains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
CARNEGIE AIDING SMALL COLLEGES.

Following out his policy of helping the smaller
universities. Andrew Carnegie has given $4,000 TO
Norwich University. the State military college Of
Vermont. At a recent meeting OF the New-York
Alumni Association of the university it
nounced that Mr. Carnegie had offered S2 600 for
university library and a like amount for the engi-
neering department
Mr.. Carnegie recently offered the University Of
Rochester 100000 toward a building to be used for
scientific purposes provided that another $780, 600 is
raised by friends of the institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
NEW FIRM FROM vERMILYE & co.

Owing TO a court decision which does not permit
the use OF the old name without unanimous consent
Of all the partners. a majority in number and in
interest OF the late partnership Of the firm of Yer
rnilye g. Co, consisting of Donald Mackay, Latham
A. Fish George D. Mackay G. Trowbridge Hollis
ter and F. W. KendTick, have formed q copartner-
ship beginning april l, TO continue business under
the firm name Of Mackay e. Co, with offices at
Nassau and Cedar SITS. New-York, and No 13
Congress-st Boston. The latter office viii be in
charge Of Roland " Mann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
eLAKEsLEE PICTURES ON VIEW.

On free view day and evening. from a m. TO G
p. m. and from D. 10 10 o. m, the Ameri-
can ART Galleries. in Madison Square South, is a
collection o. paintings Of the early English French
and Dutch schools. including portraits Of his
sorie interest, belonging 10 T. J. Bakeslee. The
following artists are among those represented:
(Onetafie De VOs. Ga5nsbOrOugh, Hoppncr, Law
renee I.ely AIorland MadrazO Mytens Natter.
FDDie Reynolds. Romney. Van Dyck. Thaulow, Van
der I4elg and Van Loo. The paintings VIII be sold
ri Nendelssohn Han on the evenings OF April and
n Thomas II Kirby viii conduct the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
DISPUTE OVER GALVESTON WHARFAGE
Quarrel Between Railroads and Steamship
Lines May Injure the Port.
Ia TELEaRAPH 10 - rRIBrNE.

Galveston, March S1.-The railroads and steam
ship lines are engaged in bitter fight that threat
ems serious damage to this port The steamship
lines refuse to include the wharfage in the ocean
rates. they have been doing for many years
The railroads openly declare they can not and will
not include the wharfage. which is IL cents on
cotton. in the rail rates. The wharves are owned
by a private company, which demands stiff rates
The railroads all fighting the railroad
commission keep the latter from reducing the
cotton rates. and TO absorb wharfage would he
equivalent TO a reduction. The railroads also pay
Switching charges on the wharf at 81 40 a car and
unloading charges and declare they will divert
traffic 10 other ports before they will pay wharf
age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
rho Lonn pomestie RoII.

How long have you had your new SIrl?''
which one? I've had four in the last
week"
Mercy, mean the new enc you had
ten days ago"
i've had seven since then
~ think her name was Mary.
.'I' W. had Ave MaTys.
Goodness! This one had freckles and a
turn-up nose
rye given them all up. - Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
STORAGE NOTICES.
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AND VAN COMPANY. LTD,

HOUSE AND VAN COMPANY LTD,
>, 296 ?, POS 1900 Eighth Avenue.
To whom it may concern. The following
described property. TO wit beds, chairs.
tables. bureaus. linen. silver. glass china
ana other household goods. pictures.
musical Instruments bTiC-a-brac, trunks.
boxes barrels personal effects. nerchau-
disc, etc, belonging 70 or hcld for account
OF Mrs. Claire D. Allison. Miss Mary }
Angus. Mrs. Kitty Birchau Mrs 7. L.
Brown Mrs. A. BuTnham, Mrs, n. X.
Burt, James W. Dewitt. A. j. Emo, Mrs
Kitty Fisher. Mrs Ella Goodspeed Mrs.
W. X. Hall, Mrs r. z. Harlow Charles J.
Hartman. his heirs and administrators.
Mrs. Lima Hoffman. 3. NJ. La Rue. Miss
Mary + Merington. J. g. Mettam. his heirs
and administrators. Miss u. Eta Moore.
Mrs @. j. Mccormack, II ". O'key, Mrs
). Owen. g. T. Robin J. r. - Savage. II
l. Skllton, Mrs Wayldnd smith, r II.
Thorn, g. T. Woods, Mrs $. A. Duncan.
Ludwig Baumann & Co. Thos. Kelly Mrs.
Nellie Lee Robin. Jacob Marx Mrs. Mary
K Hartman. Mrs. Krctz. John ~ Hutch
lnson. viii be sold 20 satisfy the lien of
the undersigned thereon. at puhlic auction
10 the highest bidder at No 2.3c0 Eighth
Avenue. Borough of Manhattan. New York
City. on Monday. April 10. 1893. az 1850
\. NJ. ami on such subsequent days 10
which said sale may be adjourned
Dated New York. March %. 1907
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE AND VAN COMPANY. LTD,
2296 = 29S 2300 Eighth Avenue.
New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
III s. EANsHAME % JolN FIRM.

vry,iI,a,n s Fanshaze, one OF the best known
ana most successful bond dealers in Wall Street,
NH to-day become a member OF the banking firm
= r4.r,.er FISK a Sons. Trained in the Office Of
= I. nForran A. Co Mr.. Fanshawe has for years
=. 80 own business AZ No . Pine-st, and
80 ..,,.,bfred among his customers the Morgan
1--- .-,E ,1anz other important houses and insti-
s-1s--,e 70 "a well known and popular IA society
a. - az "a a the 41l21c-a4 elstsAeA
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RESTAURANTS.

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The tribune received al their Uptown
Cfice, No l3Ga broadway, between 3eth
and 3Tth SITS. until o O'Clock p. m Adver-
tlhements received az the following branch
OFFICES at regular office rates Until o clock
o. m viz. a54 sth-aVe.. g. e. cor. 23d-st.
ia3 6th-ave., cor. 1ath-st. o. East l4th-st.
25I West 42d-st-. between 9Th and Sth aves.:
203 West 125th-st 33S Shave. between
Seth and 18th cts. l.O26 3d-&vs.
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The Old Mans ldea.

Maw-That young Iaafey has been comm
n see our Marier purity stidey sence the
cold weather set in.
Paw-Yep: l notice 50.
Maw-What dye s'pose are his inteu
tons
Paw Judge his intentions are 70 keep
warm OF nights al our expense fer the rest
OF the winter louisville Courier-JournaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
IrROM THE TRIBUNE BURRAU.l


ADMIRAL BARKER RETIRES.-After long and
distinguished service. Rear Admiral A. S. Barker.
commander in chief of the North Atlantic feet.
hauled down his flag to-day the Kearsarge and
was placed on the retired list Of the navy IN the
most prominent members of the strategy board He
and from there in April 1893, was APPOINTED to the
supreme command of the North Atlantic feet. Ad-
He is a native of Massachusetts, Rear Admiral
Evans succeeds Admiral Barker in command Of the
feet, and has selected the Maine for his flagship.
FUTURE NAVAL oFFIcERs-The largest ex-
animation held of candidates for appointment
in the Naval Academy will occur April Is at
some one hundred and fifty places all the
United States This examination will be followed
by one on June 20 at the Naval Academy at An
napolis. The first one will be to determine the
physical fitness for admission to the Naval Academy
80 vacancies IN the next fourth class at the Naval
Academy This will be the largest ever admitted
been followed of conducting examinations for ad-
mission under the Civil Service Commission in
homes of the candidates This is found to work
very well, although most Of them prefer to go to
ment especially as the Intervening period may be
employed in preparation.
ORDERS IssUED-The following army and navy
orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain LINCOLN C. ANDREWS. 18th Cavalry Hot
Contract Surgeon cAsPAR r. BYARs. from Bay city to
Chaplain GEORGE W. PRIoI.EAU. eth Cavalry. from
Fort Riley Jefferson Barracks
Captain JOHN s KULP assistant surgeon from Com
fornia, to Philippines "
Major JAMES LoCKETT. 4th Cavalry detailed in in
spector Reaerals department.
Major lanes LocKET INSPECTOR general to office in
18th Cavalry, Fort Ethan Allen ~
Captain GEORGE F. LANDERS. artillery corps to
washington Barracks
Second Lieutenant CHARLES F. DOMINIQUE, artillery
Second yTon s ciss agt6Ty
Major CHARLES T. GREENE retired to charge recruit
ing station Davenport relieving Captain Edwin NJ.
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM J. AYERS. Philippine
scouts TO PHILIPPINES.
NAVY.
Captain W, II. EVERETT. Lieutenants A. E WATSON
ana I l. s Id Ensigns @ "; FOWLER, W W.
MOSES S,~geon y p HI4S -
I:,1 MILLER r, III .;,I Psgmsster F. W HART and Chap
Of commission TO the Lawton
ton Boston; command the LawtoE
fa to aa92 aaa9 .I hP6 sahsa the DE-
House. Monte Cristi santc Domingo
Lieutenant c W, FoRAIAN. commissioned.
EE9 osSapba oea saa ST.. 9sr detached branch by
Ensign W. L. vARNUM GetireD. detached the Enter
Surgeons J. A GUTHRIE and r. T oRvIs. commits
Assistant Surgeon CLIFFORD detached Naval
Second Lieutenant T. NJ. POTTS. Jr.. appointed in
corps.
Movements Of Naval Vesses.-The following
movements of naval vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
March so-Atanta at Norfolk; Newark Monte
Christi.
SAILED
March 30-Denver, from Pensacola, for ST. Joseph's
Bay; Dolphin from Fernandina. for Washington.
March 31-General Alava Hong Kong for Cavite.
Ranger commissioned yesterday. Navy Yard. Puget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
ASK BIDS FOR LAST OF p. R. R. TUNNEL.

Philadelphia March 31.-The Pennsylvania New
York and Long Island Railroad Company is asking
bids for the construction Of the tunnel under Man
haitian Island. The estimates TO be submitted
by April 10 and with each bid must be certified
check for 10 per of the total % the work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
A Matter of Course.

You need little change" mechanically
said the doctor as ne handed a prescription
to the waiting patient.
.'Yeu needn't have told me that. doctor. -
replied the patient. THE prescription Is
emphasis og that"-(Boston Courier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
RORK WANTED.

Situations Wanfed-MaIe and Female
-Four lines mot exceeding "a words.
three insertions. Is cents: seven insertions.
so cents. Exceeding "a words and less than
80 words, three insertions. 30 cents seven
insertions. 60 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PHICES.-SOO second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought ana oN-
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. SOS Aadison-se.
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MILE
JOHN ". WHITEHEAD. G. p A.

JOHN W WHITEHEAD, G p. A.,
Consulting Public Accountant and Auditors
253 Broadway. NsW-York
Duly qualified public accountant OF thu
State OF New-York and chartered account
ant Of Great Britain. with thtrtY-fvs years.
continuous practice in matters OF CONNER
cial, municipal banking. corporation. estate
and other accounting. Problems In 40
countancy solved and the best mode OF pro-
cedure IN disputed matters explained 70
principals, heads OF ofiices and others. &C
personal interview o. by nail. Consultation
Zee, 50 or $40 per hour.
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San FRANCISCO sTocks.

San Francisco. March 3l.-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks to-day were as fol-
lovys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
THE FEDERAL rREAsuRY.

Washington March S.-The condition of the
Treasury. divisions of issue and redemption at the
beginning of business to-day was as follows:
RESERVE FUND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-01
CONDEMNED WITHOUT TRIAL

Il do not think that women are oonstitutionally
unfair" said William II. wood IN his law Office
yesterday afternoon. and their decisions do not
come as the result OF prejudice Women are sell
CON called on decide between two matters Of
fact, and for THAI IL would be difficult for
them 10 sit on a jury. But I am not prepared TO
say that they would prove unworthy They should
have trial a L bsfore that accusation Is brought
against them"
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AMERICAN NAN. ripe business expert
euce. fully competent. IN Office. classroom,
factory. etc. offers his services az veEY
moderate compensation. any honorable bush
ness; city or any part OF country; higheGe
references. bond II required. address H.
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