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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Lyons HkNGEU FOR
MURDER R OF GU ]. ! |. E|.''''
Man Killed Counsel Who Could
Not Win Case for
Him.
nv .Associatc Press i Y

MO NEW oRLEANs.S La. March p. Lewis
Lyons was hanged here to-day for the
murder or former Distric: Attorney u.
Ward Gurley in 1903
Mr.. Gurley, who was a member ofSa
prominent family, had been United States
district attornew under President Cleve-
land. Il and had distinguished .himself In
tho successful prosecution OF bnnkwreck-5
Ing cases. II 81,
s i. yons was the son Of q former clothing
merchant, but through dissipation had
been much reduced In circumstances
nesnightgas sugar broker reported tile;
loss of Il valuable diamond pin. He had
been in I.yons,s compa ny. Lyons was
suspected. arrested and acquitted The
arrest prcYed on his mind, however. an.l
he brought damage suits against the de-
tectises and the brok :.
G,lriey was employed as his counsel
sThe case WAS lost by Lyons, who CON
ceived the idea that his counsel was re-
sponslble fors the loss Of the suit. Lyons
made many threats and finally locked;
himself In Il room with Mr. g rlcyg AMI
killed him HI Isl n N Val &.
Lyons shot himself through the head
(, hut recovered. His defensa was In sanity
|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Braycd the Storm.

Notwithstanding the Indictment weather
there was a large attendance atthe meet
ing at the First Baptist Church last night
Rev. Mr.. McDanel5madea tcndcr5uppeal
to those out or Christ TO give thoIlI
hearts to Him, All the week past those
meetings have been attended by large
service tonight, but on Sunday Or,
NtrDnnicl will give tho whole day TO
evangelical work. Numbers have profess
scd faith inillc past week, aud on sun
who desire to connect themselves with
the church. The special meetings Will
continue all next week q O'clock III Tho
All arc invited to iheye scrYices. .H4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
G0ULDS WILL EXTEND
WABASH TO SEABOARD
d3y Associated Press

CHICAGO, Mar. 2i.--'Thc Rccord-lIcr-
aid SAYS: Official announcement has been
lnade'by ihnslcunagement of tho Wabash
Railroad tllat the link connecting the
WGstorn Mawland Railroad aud the West
Virginia Central "ii be pushed To COM
pletion within eight months,
THIS announcement apparently sets at
rost rumors To tho effect hat an agree
mont had beer reached between tllr
Goulds and tie Pennsylvania, which
would 'obvieie the n cnssiiy# OF ii Gonld
line rH,enspn To Underwater There can
no longer remuin any dul,bt that tho
Gpultis are going 10 extend the Wabash
To tie sci.anprd as gnickly ns possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
CAR RAN OVER e. 3 10Y;
MOB ATTACKS M0T0RMAN
(By A ssoclated Press,

NEW YORl Marcel, PA squad @. ex-
stra notice was summoned from a station
In he Williams section OF BROOKLYN to'
nav. td res cue a olceman nd the motor
man OF a surface car from an a an cry mop
Of two thousand persons, who were ,t Try
Ing to punish the motorman Tor ne dea ~
The body OF the hoy was lat er$removetd
from under the car. When his mot her
tMrs. r. ebert Won Glider, saw the body,
she tainted as she started down stairs lli5
and fell5headlong &, suffering Injuries from
which 1T was feared she might not q I rej
cover. IA Z n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
MARRIED IN "A VAULT.
Miss Annie T. Lewis Bride 81
Asa T. Rowland

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
,aa CHATHAM, VA, March 24.-Miss An
ME y. Lewis and Mr.. Asa Il. Rowland
OF Chalk Level, Plttsylvania5 county,
were married in the vault of tho county
clerks office Thursday, Rev. Chiswell
iDabney officiating a
The bride is n pretty blonde. Just out
OF her teens, and the groom is a young
farmer Of Chalk Level.
They were accompanied BY Misses VIII
lie Jones, Willie Lewis, Messrs. G, G.
Jones. J. G. and w. A. Rowland. Cele-
gbration OF the nuptlals was announced
OH the streets md several OF the town
people witnessed tying Of the&knot. /, e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Municipal Primary,
/, ! r,, q. ,r,,,,,,es. plsl,atchl

4 sALlsBpRY, N, March si, !. !
Democratic municipal primary o. ,'an rs
hurry mas held to-day Witll$,smn,G 81 e, eT-
III, -. n,cht shows Il Total vote or o. for
Colonel a. iii noyden. candidnte 10, for !,
Mayor. against Mr. y. ~. iask WIN M,,u
received two hundred and !. Glglll S1to,Y
votes for the same flee B. Io!omel i,oSs
az MAYOR NJ Salisbury. received 4. ma Z,
Jority Of three hundred nna =, y, Snr
ii. the primary and Ills election forA2t
ina non,Inees FOR Aldermen, among
salisbury's leading bushes men include
Messrs. John fudWick, Jack hoperso eII
ED. Heilng, Calvin Nelch W. W. =; sIpi,cn
an. w. @. Maupn, a, Ssiahk ih.lus Z
u HcllnGsseG. - 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
sSSS RlchYnond Va, March p. 1909. !.
NJ MY LIC)Ay-GITIZENS:


At the isuggestlonof some OF my frlends,
II beg to announce my name as q cal dute
for city Auditor. subject y the
'crnticaPrlmary. Recent dlscnsslo ns. q. TIE
important Interests Of the ~ Govern,
,nent have awakened II wide nterest IN
whatever concerns our snunlcipa! attalrs:
a All Auditor faithful liz the discharge ul
5the duties imposed upon him by ne cll
ord ipalces,i In 1uI.u
settlement OF tho IA counts pl aced llnderS
hisdare,s honld sbe able to assure, llllnuhlly,i
from errors and !possib ,sdel alealt lions
equally as Ewcll-ass Z ma ~ other well eoll-
lions like those Of recent years should n9t
occur they cast d SHADOW on the fair
ia me Sof orr city lrreg les arising
from the Intellectual Wo rkig Y nd atJ pst-
!r,eJlts pf tho municiPn mae inc ry,rsun mess
{eiinllnated Will ntinuet to be a. menace
10 the8 form OF good government, and can
only be ayerted by the plication Of theE
proper remedy, They can only be .uc-
Counted for rs S9lloWs :; III hcr by u lack u
of personal acsouhtabllity and duty
YIrtuously performed, or a lack of knnWl-
Sgovernain "a well-regulate ted acc ountin Ing De-
5partment, II. &, q. +, u.
MY work In this city for tho past thirty
years is we'll lslloWni and " elected l. can
guarantee to give entire. Satisfaction anu
tn keen. the accounts Oh SUCH business
principles and In such manner as VIII
&beR forSthe hest interes Is OF he City and
q lie proper protection tOf dts .nanClals
credit and reputation. II VIII duly Hppre-
ciate the generous support 81 our 81 lzena
III Offering any service for this inportaNt3
trust and public Office . y, !, 49,
tSigRsdl A. bAlln1tst a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
. lRy Assocla,en Pressl

LONDON, March 24.--Thc final details
OF the. Japanese loan were concluded here
to-day, with the exception of tho exact
date of issue. This has not yet been
decided. The amount is $l5o,oop,olo, with
interest at Az per cent. The price Of
issue is 30, and the securitytw be the
net receipts Of the tobacco monopoly Of
Japan, amounting TO sl6oo0,0p. accord
ing to The budget for tho next fiscal year.
The loan will8be issued simultaneously III
New York and London, each of those
cities taking S75,GfO.fp0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
a Quaker City Small Boy.

=
y You can't lose the kids 'rlle otlleln day
Il yonngster the store Ola l,rnI nm
city aid approached tho head OF t y
io "say ' mser ~ don't you want to buy a
5ticket?'' 4, I, 4, ]. L, (, &. !.
Tits for q fair we're :goin TO- have !. "a q
buy base-ball suits for next summer y
I'm selling tickets, too ,,. ..n9Isa a tho
FOR, tl,e s,ppei that rs to be given for8the
sieneflt q the church. suppose ns'al y @e
Pie 10y looked at tho merchant with M n
Pflisguised delight He had heard OF me u
SUPPER. and could hardly bunch up WORDS oru
quick enougllsito say. 3s
go YOU, mist er, s i 81 & y, d
rho tludeEWns gnlaklS made Il, eng !, Il
was mt Until Fo,ns5 lnle afierwara tn az
III dnwncd on the huH ness man tl y, 1l ~
tickets sold by I lie boy + %ere fateu ~ IT,
fceuts yeuch.sSwhlle those lle vas + selllilg
foI,e church supper RECALLED A. e, ~ ,nnd
5Thllade lphiaa Telegram. 81 Si8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
NO TRACE BELL {! !.
4: DISCOVERED ! J. ]. / lei
-, . |. ,,.,. "a pres,. !

:, 717,rhis love.
TACO arch y, W. y /.
,,iny55S tlic tinted States revenue cutter
Gran; ' Captain Toslcr, took up the man
hint Tor the escaped Federal convict, AZ AZ
bert, %. Bell, the bank robber. q Though =
i le, POSSE searching the islafld for Bell
had bee, creased 10 ftyfIier and not not,
withstanding that orders had been 1ssuea
70 bring him In dead or q I've no not trace q
the robber has been d iscoyc red
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
'PRF|MA DONNA S DRESS
|N..FLAM|E.S: IN Theatre Il 4 [.

8i (By AssocIhted a Preas. rs
n. y. March IN l y
Ethel Tillson. prima q onna$s1 81 a. lElit
opera company playing here. was baby
burned In her dressing room "a the is as
table Theatre tonight and removed St I g q 2
Hospital Miss 'illson WAS making k g 9
change Of costume when. a8 finlsy picture
hat. whIchgshe wore. ausht fire from y
gas jet.z In attempting to tcargt ne q. blaz-
ling hat from her head, her dr rt also
caught and the upper part Of her body
vas cnycloped III flames. Manager lluriiz
rushed to her assistance. pulled OFF his
GOAT, and wrapping II bout her,put " thc
fire out. fss. IN III Il A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Sing in the Home State.

Miss Dosia Mitchell, the well kmo W
soprano; Mrs Jasper Rove. Y g,
MISS l5sse Phillps ae t,onn TonIst Vii
e srs y next month give, AN enteyta limen,.
iii Yotlngsylle, for,tle be ~ \, q y
tie methodist Church q Mnr,h a earo m1s
s aha cnme 10 this city. The fortheomIng
8trip viii, However, be her arst pr9iess.
slnnn vls' sr tly H. .a va lor t thIs
i talented. young singer, who Is Just conf
m f,1lcng her career, All ~ tsEs M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Will Take No Action.

v WASHINGTON, March Administer
Bowen cahled the State Department To-
day from Caracas that President Castro
lad fatty refusedsto arbltrate the pend
ing issues between Venezuela and the
United States. II Tho administration VIII
take no action iii4rcgard to the reply OF
President Castro to Minister Bowen The
matter was fully discussed at the Cabi-
net meeting to-day, ana it was determined
to allow the matter to await develops
mcnts. 5t5S
The situation$is considered such az not
to Observation-Disclosures with the depul-
ture Of the PRESIDENT on his Southwestern
trip. III ss5 81 ia
1t can be said positively that no de-
Termination was reached at the Cabinet
meeting, which would involve drastic
action on the part Of the American gov
eminent. 1t is regarded as possible that
further developments IN the Venezuelan
situation may boz Forthcoming in q few
days, built Els not believed here they!
will add to Its seriousness.
Santo# Domingo Case.
The situations lin santo Domingo also
was fully discussed Eat the Cabinet meet
ing No new phases of the question have
arisen. Nothing will be done no " except
to initiate an investigation into affairs OF
the island government with a sVteWslt o
obtaining definite information: The
present status on he island. SO far rs
this government rs concerned, will not
be disturbed. & '{5SES Ss s5f ID
Arrangementst9forSt the Investigations Of
the affairs of oSanto Domingo We're CONS.
iplctcd y to-day; after conference partici-
,patcd IN by President Roosevelt, sccre-
Itary Taft and Professor j. II. Hollander.
who Is to make the inquiry.5a1t was
decided that Professor IIollander will
sail from New York Anril LIST, on q mail
steamer for snn Juan, Porto Rico, III From
there lie. will So San Domingo on the
Chattanooga, Which will be at Ills dis
posal during. the investigation. 4 ,,{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Songs in the Dark.

The mems meeting ut the Central !; A.; A..
! eantionnllys attractive to men. ne
nn ceting viii begin at $3.50, with songs IN
I the dark some Of the favo,rite hymns
Illustrated. There will be twelve dis-
sniv,ng views or "Rock of Ages Inc
song service will be in llon 81 y
the 7eighty-nfth1 birthday Of Miss Fame ne
crosby, the great hymn writer, whose WHO'S
stirring hymns haXe i.nroasn ,ar ~
millions OF hearts the world over
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
The Soldiers Home.

'l:oimorrow 1T a r, Nj. III. i. William
Jones will preach at the Soldiers Home,
Mrs. CHI and the boys from the Male
.Orphanagc, will lead the singing, and
veterans and The public generally are
cordially invited To attend.
s In consequence Of this service there
will be none at the Male Orplianaee to-
morrow aftnriOOll,r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Killed at Saw Mill
(spectal to The MINES. Dlspatch.),

\ FRED 5ESF'It "a, March 24...
lanes (ioodloe, Il we'll known colored
man, OF Caroline county, while, WORDING
attl,e saw mill of Henshaw ana ~ stevens en >,
DAYS ago by Il falling tree which gcaugh.
him under 1t as I've vas passing ana llls
crushed his II fe out. I, /, ~
The annual conference OF the woman "a y E
Foreign missionary Union. OF tho East
sIIanover Presbytery, will be held IN tins.
city on April 9Th and 9Th, next. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Eloped to Kentucky

CRAZE ORciIARD5 March VI
Mr. Henry Harris and Miss =, i y
risou elorea THIS ne ~ r'l Bo,,alas
county Little 3Eeavc.i MO- and n MIS- MIS-
Martha Garrison Of this ylflni !; !, !,
two crossed Tie yrsr,ia Slate l'nGi 4, my !.
Harlan county ,,nqs: sssu ~ cu nnIb,ta
n itsr. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
B'NAI BIRTH MEETING.
Grand Lodge Ends Meeting.
L Meets in Washington in 90.

Z =
q 81; ss5 BY sAasaciatcd 4PressJ
e NEW ORLEANS. march q The B'nai8
Birth Constitution Grand Lodge closed
its quinquennial this afternoon, adjourn
ing to meet In Washlngtonin1 1910
The Court OF Appeals was appointed as
follows: Chief Justice. osIa h Cohen. Pitts
burg; District 1, Adam SY' einer, New York;
%. Victor Abraham. New Y ork: 81 Isador.
Roscnthal. Lancaster. Pa; - Ed ole,
San Francisco: g. Lionel Levy, Columbus.
sCia.;8G siglsmund Livingstone, Blooming
ton, Ia: 4. Henry Hana;w. Mobile. Ala
The officers summarize the convention
as among the most i'm portant ever held
1T had made liberal provisions for the
[ propaganda, charities. emigration work
and internal discipline and management
1T retained the secret work and extended de-,
the ritual. The Executive Committee mas
been given more money for cx penses. Be-
sides officers In New York al Office will
be maintained in Chicago, where Presi-,.
dent Adolpll Krals lives. # ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
VENEZUELA WOULD WIN
DECLARES CASTRO.
(By Associated Press,

Q3y Associated Press)
NEW DIRK, March 24.-The Tribune to-
morrow will say:
SIN answer to a request for u state
ment on the present Venezuelan trouble,
the Tribune last night received the fol
lowing cable dispatch from President Cas-
tro:
"'Rcceircd Your cable. do not believe
there will be any trouble. and II there
should be any Venezuela would win. be-
cause she. never drifts away from right
reason and Justice. which are the strength
of weak nations,
u ,tSigned) "'CIPIl1ANO CASTRO.'"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Grigsby-Rawley.

lspeeial % The 'TInes- DlHnatch.ls
Mr.. G. A. Grigsby, T.. ana Miss Florence
NJ. Itawley, OF King George county, were
married Thursduy,at tie rectory or ST,
Johns Episcopal Church. at King George
Courthouse, Rev. p. II Turner .onlGlat-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Personals and Briefs.

Mss Anne Talbott, who was taken sud-
,e,,1s. m i'rhursday3 with nppcndcitis was
nnnn asratd On that night at the Memorial
.Iiosnitai Miss y dong o as % g
,as can be cXpected iler ino ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Negro Hanged,

\. (By Associated Tress.
.MONTGOME R y, Ala. March ~.
George Calhoun. III negro. was llai geo
to-day for The murder his wifi Il
ANRlcHMONGt NJ MAN ASKS
,E,.l,aVe ynl q floor, paint thaf WV las tW2
4 eeksp,, . Yes wa have Devpe's; has
n beautiful gloss and will wear tNn. years
II properly applied. Harris Hardware Co..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
CASTRO DEFIANT
] IS! VI Waiting l
Venezuelan President Says His
Country Has No Questions
Pending Witt, Us,
CASE Of sANTo DOMINGO d
Nothing Doilc iii, That III Direction t,
Save to Order 1nvcs-
tigatior,
sfRx asnoiated press.

- BY IAssocIa ted T'ress.J lt m lfflt r.
W1LbEMsTADT, ISLAND OF De 4 Cu j1'o-e
GOA, March A.---1t is announced from rom
Caracas. vcnesuela, that President Castro
to-day replied 10 Minister Bowen's final final
proposal for arbitration denying Nene-.
zuela has questions pending with the The
United States, and saying the case Of the the
New York and Bcrmudes Asphalt CONF
panysmust remain in the courts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Z Richmonders in New York,

NEW y DIRK, March 24.-l'if lh Avenue
%. III King; Woodward. !. y. Sn9reWl
anf, Wi Ne Algonquin, Miss A. u, l4ils;lshy,
MIS- MIS-. Fl. ii. Lindsay; Hotel Aston, " r.,
5I3airett Il W. B. Gay. ~ 5t.s$ IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25

III. lie absence OF theGuasior. kcp, NJ.
'Asi'bY Zones the pulpit Of l.nigi Street
fnpreB sill he supplied Tomorrow vs.
Ret lor Il. Willisp, Jones VINO WI
preach al u o'clock \ Mon puhllslins
Inc Gospel aN1 At S =. Al. on The Joy
that Comes from Truth Sought Aftsr, De-
lieycd and lyueyll. B$=a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
Must Paw Poll Taxes.

ii, order TO be- permitted lolvote lii tbs
coming November election, persons other
Mise Qualified 10 vote must pay their
ppll taxes for 1901 by May Ut.
~ failure III settle. these taxes By May
Isl wiii debar HE voters FROM partIcipa-
liiip In The primaries this %ear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25

Itch cured IN 80 minutes by Nnolfnrds
Sanitary i.a,;sa Never fails, Sold iss
Owens & Minor Drug Co., Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
"Thc Telephone Girl

"Tlip Telephone Girl viii l,n presented
by ihe Olympia Musical Comedy Company
~ tlie laij1n llls afternoon and evening.
This viii cnnrludeat,o engagement uf3tha
company, This later play is etrerlnr to
the hill with which tho peek was opened.
Mary Marble as Nancy Brown
p own
The baltimore VII contains this refer
onae 10 Nancy Town, as presented by
Mary Marllc which il 10 npen at the
Bjon Monday night for u weeks stay;
SancS Blown," the musical comedy
which had Il run nf nearly All entire sea-
son ~ the Biiou Theatre, New York. and
which has pleased wherever presented, Is
tho attraction this week at the, Aulito-
rlpm, where i Was given last night he
fore Il crowded housass, The, oomedyis full
fof ran ana the music is lght ana tuneful.
These features. with the dainty work OF
MISS Mary Marble, who appears in the
title role and the satisfactory acting az
tile other members ofAthe company, as
sure an eSerlF IS relaSatlon and plea sant
.sentegtainment.
The chorus numbers, about forty ana
The costumes, and sceiTrS are pcnsng.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25

n On Tho other hand. tho! most heavily
taxed people arc tile most highly c,v,llaea.
whether III lie a coincidence mercy OF y
! consequence of the taxation Y w g., . !,
Sotie use for taxation In the co l,ss.,.s.
ma elevation, of humanity. The speaker
showed that even though born Door IN
material things, the new born bare was :
the heir OF all the thought and culture OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-19
TO OBSERVE SCHOOL CENTENNIAL.
Anniversary Exercises To Be Held in This
CITY Tomorrow

The CITY schools have made great preparations
for celebrating tomorrow the anniversary of the
beginning OF the movement for public schools To-
dav is the actual anniversary. but il was thought
that exercises would be out of place any a
school day Each school viii have opening eXer-
cises tomorrow morning. in which speeches will
he delivered compositions read and songs of
patriotic nature given. Al most schools visitors
will be present and some will address the pupils.
The most elaborate programmes have been ar
ranged for at the high and training schools and for
the CITY and Normal colleges.
In the morning President Henry \. Tiff or the
Board OF Education viii address the students at
The Normal College. where the board is anxious to
regain its friendly footing after the recent dispute
between the alumnse of the institution and the
hoard of ex miners of the department over the Ii
cense question. In The evening Mr.. Tiff Will pre-
side at the exercises in Carnegie Hall. Here five
hundred pupils from the Normal College and the
with the Accomplishment Of orchestra of sixty
pieces selected from. the musicians i'm the
"a ioUs schools. The leader Of the music viii be
Albert s t,asRell. director OF Ilnsc for Brooklyn.
9jsboD -Coadtutor Greer vii! make the opening
nra yer and addresses VIII be made by Mayor Nc
f'Ieilan Edward VI. Shepard. President Hunter OF
tho Normal College, DR.. William T. Harris. the
United States Commissioner of Education; DR.. An
drew S Draper. the State Commissioners OF Educa-
ion and city Superintendent Maxwell Vicar Cen
oral I>svelle viii pronounce the benedcton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-02-19
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE DINNER.

Al The annual dinner Of the New-York University
School OF Commerce. Accounts and Finance gwen
1t the Hotel Astor last night, men well known
in finance were present EX-PFesident Grover
Cleveland whose nephew Cleveland r Bacon, Is
schools professor Of the la~ OF commerce sent
n letter Of regret The letter says in part:
II seems 10 me that the objects 10 be gained
through the special OF instruction winch TINS
school supplies of the utmost Importance 10
rnejr relationship such broad and varied AND
above all to such practical and uSeful. euucatloh
as demanded by the nxgencies OF our expanding
business pursuits and interests =
No solditv and probity Of our business men; but
Ne cannot forget that like every other ACCOMPANY
n1ent OF civilization. nations business must pe
progressive in its methods II il is 10 gain ana hold
national prestige. Our business men must also
leslize the fact underlying the important m
they have charge there are certain prl-
yplcs and laws which the national conditions OF inc
iVrentieth century inexoTably require shoulo DO
studied and understood. -s.,sr--. =,
No one fail TO appreciate how coplpiefeIy INC
School OF Commerce. Accounts and FINANCE meets
tIese conditions and Il should be cause Tor pa
rriotc congratulation that the New-F ork CniVef-
sfv has added important an instrlnentahty 10
80 Of stimulating intelligent business acuFly
and promoting ihe best American cuzensnlp