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New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
NEW DIRECTOR Of LICK OBSERVATORY
PROFESSOR CAMPBELL THE UNANIMOUS CHOICE
OF THE REGENTs-voTE OF THANKS TO
D. O. Mills FOR HIS OFFER.

San Francisco, Dec. u CspeciaD.-The regents
Of the University OF California have confirmed
the appointment Of Professor W. ". Campbell
as director Of the Lick Observatory 70 succeed
the late DR.. Keeler. This was q foregone con-
clusiou. as Professor Campbell was the unani-
nous choice OF the Lick Observatory Committee
Of Regents. The choice" said President
Wheeler in reporting the action Of the commit
lee, has practically been made for US by world
eminent astronomers. Letters came TO US from
al over the world, and only one sentiment was
expressed: Your choice IS easy The man who
is now your acting director. These letters con-
sutute e wonderful set OF credentials The
regents voted 10 pay 10 Mrs. Keeler' the WIDOW
of the dead astronomer, her husbands ful sal
aTy Up 70 January J.
A vote OF thanks was given 10 D. o. Nils for
his offer 10 defray expenses 10 the amount OF
S1a 600 for the TWO years Astronomical e1pe-
c.Li0u from Lick Observatory 10 the oDseIF4Ls
station south al the equator for the study OF
the movement Of stars IN the line OF sight
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13


DIED.
Achsson John c Stewart. James r
Brigham, Zenohia " Van Wassrsn Maria L
Bunker. Matthew. WaIdron. Richard
Henshaw. Marshall
AcHESON-On Wednesday. December 70 1900. at hts
residence No go East II hist, John c. Achesou. M D.
father Of J. Charles and Harold stuart Acheson
BRIGHAM-Cn Monday. December 10. 1900. Zsnooiz
West. daughter o. the late Levi Henry Brigham
Funeral Si-s.
James Colby Colgate No. % West 4sth-sI-. Thurs
day. December 13. az 10 O'CLOCK
City. Long Island. Matthew Bunker, eldest Of the
late Paul Bunker in the list year Of his age
Funeral strictly private.
GreenfeI1 Long Island. eonvsnisnee of
II is earnestly requested flowers be sent
HENSHAW-suddenIy. al Amherst Mass. reesuoer n.
Marshall Henshaw, d D. LID, aged 50.
Funeral Friday, a. l;3O a. m.
sTEWART-On Tuesday December II 1900. James
tleury Stewart. NJ D. sin of Jane z and rns ATE
Charles J. Stewart. in the 2fth year OF his age
Funeral services al St Johns hurch Cold SPflns aer
Dor. Long Island Thursday December Il. at 1s50 m
Carriages will train Syoszet leaving Long Island
City at
WALDRON-At Fordham. y. 7. December Il 1890.
Richard Wallis Waldron. in the 50th year OF hs age.
services private.
VAN wACENEN-At her home. No. "A West 1O3d-st. On
Wednesday. December l. lS.9, Nara Loolsa Eas
Wagenen. widow OF Hubert c. Van Wageuen. ana
daHshter the late Roswell ". and sarah Lewis
Friends invited attend her funeral rom her are
residence. Saturday, 18th inst, AT $50 o'clock
WOOdIaxu Cemetery
Borough OF Bronx. New York City.
once 20 East 23rd Street Madison Square South
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
ACTION by HARVARD SENIORS.

Caubri6ge Mass Dee I2-The senior class at
Harvard held meeting tonight 70 make arrange
for thelr class election Included n the mo
lions passed were those that the Australian ballot
system should be used that the general scheme Of
election should be The same as last year. that the
Senior spresd Coramlttse' should be dropped and
tlr 4 g.s-e nd-rl0 VOre t taken Gpon the question
wearing cans an6 Gowns arter the Easter recess
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
d. PETERSON ~ BE APPoINTEp.

Albany, Dec p (speciaD.-It was reported late
tonight that Or. Frederick Peterson, OF New
York one OF the Board OF Trustees Of the State
Hospital for Epieptics, might be appointed a mem
Ter OF the State Commission in Lunacy success
sor 10 Dr. Wise whose term will expire De-
cember 81 DR.. Peterson Of the men who
advocated and brought about the institution of the
state Hospital for Epileptics and has had
Eerlence IN The care of insane natienls.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
TIE PEyysYLrAN1f 1SEN4ToRsHIp.

CAUCUS OF REPUBLICAN MEMBERS OF LEGIsLAT-
URE on JANUARY /
Harrisburg, Penn. Dec. 12-Announcement is
made to-day that the Republican caucus to agree
upon candidate for United States Senator to I'LL
the vacancy caused by the expiration Of the term
Of NJ. S. Quay. will be called 10 meet Tues
day night January l. at o'clock. The Legis-
lature meets in biennial session at that day.
The Republican caucUses TO select candidates for
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives and
president pro TEN. of the Senate will meet, it is
stated, the previous night. The Republicans have
a majority in both branches. but both factions Of
the Republican party are claiming control OF the
Legislature, the anti-Quay Republican leaders
serting that they will be in the ascendancy by rea-
OF an alliance with the Democrats. The Legis-
lature will vote for United States Senator on jan
Uary Is
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington. Dec. l2-The weather conditions
unsettled tonight there being three distinct OF
disturbance. Lake Superior. the West
Gulf Coast and another Alberta The first has thus
far caused light the northern and eastern
lake regions. second the Southwest while the
third is yet unattended by precipitation There has
been general rise in temperature, the At
lantic Coast. the Gulf and the extreme
Northwest Snow is indicated Thursday the east
upper lake region eastward in Western Mon
ard in the Lower Ohio Valley. the Gulf and
South Atlantic States on Friday rain likely in the
South Atlantic States rain snow in the Middle At
lanrc states and Upper Ohio Valley. and in New
England the lower region and Western Montana Il
viii be warmer Thursday in the atlantis states followed
py lower temperature Frday. II will be colder Thurs
day the upper region and colder Friday the
Ohio Valley lake region. the NeV-Ens-
land winds will brisk high southwesterly
Thursday. Middle Atlantic Coast they wall
South Atlantic Coast fresh
10 brisk easterly over the lower lakes they be
high south west. and the upper lakes brisk
high northwest slowly diminishing. storm
warnings displayed the Great Lakes except
perior: Atlantic Coast. from sandy Hook East
and the Gulf Coast from Pensacola 70 Browns
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
pn.tnmce Notice.

Should be Rad DAILY BY all interested. changes
Foreign Hss Tor wees ending Dsoep6s. =. 1900.
S % Gs @ o6Ts pTopP Parcels @ P Posi- Mas close one hour earlier
than SosiHg tiIe Snon Ss SsloE P s5s % ESs1 as f'r
Regular and sUpplementary mail. close at s9SsasH
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
THURsDAY-At a m for France. switzerland Italy;
Lorenzo MARQUEE. per Ia s-s:sSHs; Via Havrs
$ 5. La BretagneO at 10 a. m. for Azores Islands.
sATURDAY@At m for NesheElanas direct; per a
europe sa 3; ps psr I'G Igesns
Ssl 70 a. R ne taF seotlaRd direct per E5hoDia tna
must be directed per ; Ethiopia'O
PRINTED MATTER ETC--This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
Europe viii not be By This ship unless specially
After ms Closing Of sgPplsmsatary Traasaslaasio
opened on the piers OF the American. EuElIsh Frsnea
Te1 9 Minutes Of the hour q sailing steamer
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
FEDA4As IL & 9E fSa Puerto ' e5r.. ana Fas as.s Esss
be directed per . . Aens Erods D az l2:aS
nauss be aiFecJed per >. Seneca -.
sAt q y m 5suppisnentaTy $50 a m for Porte RICO
.1b5a 4 @ ,a SSa for s5vaaa and caT6sseaa must ss a.
TSsSSs PER tso mj faT Fortune Island Jsmas
ssyan&2 IA and GaFSAeSsSa e sses Per % AaSs sa for
a N. Complementary lose a M tor Haiti ner s
A. u
10 n Cor Argsntine Repunlc. Uruguay and Paraguay
q Vesthall. q 1880 a. m. Tor Cuba Der 4 =
STsvtro via Havana: 1890 a. for Santiago u--
Cieufuegos. 1880 a. m Tor YucatRn VIA Pro-
ereso per Mercstovi az 1880 for Maranzas
Tsf6srien Nuevitas. Giba-a and Baracoa per 81 =
CuriJyba ORDINARY mall only which must be addressed
1sp ea- NsSvotnslland. hy rail- 70 North sydney ans
-hs,-s Nv staamC.. this once dalv ~ $50
= n connecting close mere every Monday wednesday
ar6 saturday, Mails for MiQuson. BY rail 20 Rosron
snd tnencs b. close az this ocs daiIy a. $50
ana thence oy steamer close once aaily AZ ts
a m (the connecting closes sunday. "wednesday
- Frtay). Mails FOR Mexico CITY overland unIsss
snaeiaYv addressed for dispatch BY steamer close AZ
$50 once daily $50 II D. 10. Mails tcr
costa Rica BeIze. Puerto Cortez and Guatemala. by
ths once daily az II 30 Oconnecting closes hare
Ne1davs sor Belize Puerto Cortez and s1arsmala art
Tssaays costa Rical- rtesalcTed mail closes AZ
D. m previous day-
TRANSPACLFIc MAILS
Mails for Hawaii. China Japan and Philippine Isianaa
al 0.aU y. N -
10 December VIZ inclusive. scr dlspatch per COpUc
China ana Japan. via Vancouver close here
daily ESQ up q December -. inclusive, tor
lnust be directed wa Nancouver'l, Mails for Aus
tralia lsxcept West AUstrslal. SeN-Ke2land Hawaii
Fill and samoan lsanas san rrenctsco. close
daily $50 after December 20 up 70 December
t2O inclusive day Of arrival OF q Erraria.
due a. NeW-Nork Deeenoer ~. Tor dtspateh per
Trsnspscihe port sailing aAls.
and the schedule of closing arranged tAe prasum
OF uninterrupted overland transit tRessered
mall closes az .. N. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN coTT, POssnAss~~
Postoniee. NeN-4ork. n T.. Dec Z 100
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

Henry Haugei and Paul Emile Chevahsr. com
prising the theatrical firm OF Hauge Co. through
their attorneys. Howe Hummel, yesterday OBJ
tanned an order to show cause on Friday why
samuel E Rork. Thomas o Seabrooke and 5.
Stryker williamson should not be enjolned from
producing in this State or elsewhere the American
adaptation OF the French play, Les Fetards
known here as The ROunders." Elizabeth Mar
bury purchased the American rights OF the play
from Maurice Hinniquin and Victor Roger, OF
France and subsequently, sold them 70 Haugel &
Co The play was never printed. but was in manu-
script form, and was on February 4. 1883 trans
ferred by them under certain conditions TO
royalties George W. Lederer, who produced IL
under the title OF The Rounders." Lederer sub
seQuenty transferred his rights the present de-
PENDANTS. who have produced II IN several places.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

John Findlay. a member OF the company now
playing at Daly's Theatre VIII play the part OF
Dr. Jack. in The House That Jack Built at the
Madison Square Theatre. on December 2
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

Tribune once December IS. m.-The weather yes
tsrdRy and cold The temperature ranged De-
tween Is ana "a degrees (3Qtal being de-
gree higher than thar Tuesday ana 2o degrees lower
than that OF the corresponding date o. last year
The ygeathsr VIII De warmer probably with rain
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
EoRErAsr FoR TO-DAY ANp FRIDAY.


For New-England. and warmer Thursday; Friday
colder with fair in northern probably southern
portion winds becoming high southwesterly Thursday
For Eastern New-York. THURSDAY with rain or
snow except fair in southern portion Friday
probably snow and colder brisk hgt southwesterly
winds Thursday
For New-Jersey. fair THURSDAY wzrmer in the IN
terror rain or snow at night Fday. with colder
Interior fresh souhwesJery winds Thursday
For Eastern pennsvIvaua fair warmer Thursday,
night Friday; colder Friday fresh 70 brisk
southwestcrly winds Thursday.
For District OF Columbia. Delaware and Maryland far
Thursday. night Friday; colder FIJI
day; fresh southwesJerly winds Thursday.
NeV-YcTk. Thursday and probably
Friday colder Friday; high south to west winds Thurs
day.
For Western Pennsylvania fair Thursday except
the lake Friday probably snow and colder high
westerly winds Thursday
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

The first performance in this country OF Carl
weiss "Das Grobe Hemd" was given last night
at the Irving Place Theatre The play VIII be Sc
peated az the remaining performances OF the week
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
FILIPINO JUNTA AT MACAO.

THE PORTUGUESE SETTLEMENT A PROBABLE
SOURCE OF INsURGENT SUPPLIES
Washington, Dec. 12-The British Government
having informed the United States that it has been
unable locate the reported Philippine junta in
Hong-Kong, agencies have been put TO work TO
ascertain where the munitions of war and other
supplies which reached the insurgents originate.
1t has been discovered that the Portuguese settle
ment Of Macao. on the Chinese coast and con-
venient TO the Philippines, is point OF nsurgent
activity, and probably the abiding place of Of
the Filipino juntas. further invest igation is
being made. pending which action has been
taken in an international sense.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
THE STEAMER sOUTHWARK ARRIVES.

The steamer Southwark from Antwerp. arrived
az the bar al $40 last night She had strong
northwest winds on6 high seas. followed hv heavy
snow squalls. on the passage
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

Captain and Mrs. Warren c Beach viii give a
dinner party on December 20 at their house No
5S5 Fifth-ave. IN honor OF Miss Elisa Strong and
William Y. 3 kip whose marriage takes place
on January IS al the house OF the brides cousin
Nrs. samuel Penniman. No. East Seventy-sev-
eU-h-sr
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

Miss Grace Gillette. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs
Walter r. Gillette, was the hostess az dinner
given on Sunday evening al her parents home,
Nc q West Fortieth-st-. IN honor OF Miss Gladys
~. Within and Thomas r. Peters whose marriage
Will take place on December l9 al Grace Church
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
MR. CHURCHILL'S LECTURE.
BRINGING THE WAR OUT OF AFRICA.

STORY OF HIS ESCAPE on THE ANN
vERsARY OF ITS OCCURRENCE.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

Mrs. ? Adds Emmet gave a luncheon party yes
terday e.: her house. No. So Ma6ison-aTe. IN honor
% Miss Sybl Kane. Among the guests. who were
fourteen In number. we've rhe Misses Lily Oelrichs
Rita Barley. Kathleen Nelson and Helene Kountze
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

ar and Mrs. II. Mex. Twombly viii open Flor
ham their place near Madison. y. J.. for the holi-
days and VIII give large house party over Christ
mas. while Mrs Francis OrmOnd French viii have
family gathering az the same time al Harbor
View. her place AZ Newport.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

OF Miss Helen Baird Of the company playing The
Man from Mexico in 81. Paul She had been sick
since the latter part OF last month. Her home
IN this city. her real name being Lena 5choon-
maker. She twenty-five years old. and had
been on the stage for about i've years.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

Receptions were given yesterday by Mrs. Charles
Addison Miller no Is West Thirty-seventh-st;
g~s Herbert Turner. 10. rs East Thsrtieth-st
ard Mrs Alfred Ely, No. I75 Secon5-ave. The last
vas the second of two DAYS for Miss Helen Ely.
VIC has MADE her debut this winter.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The Amateur Comedy Club Will present A W
Pineros The Cabinet Minister at the Berkeley
Lyceun tomorrow. Friday and Saturday evenings
This is the clubs first performance for the pres
ent season The club has produced three plays each
season for the last nftsen years
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

Burnett'z Vanilla
leaves good mouth. { pure whole
some Don't be cheated with cheap goods
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
DIR. WISE NOT TO BE REAPPoNTED.
BIT he MAY BE ELECTED SUPERINTENDENT OF
A STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE

BIT HE MAY BE ELECTED SUPERINTENDENT OF
a STATE HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE
Albany Dec. y (SpeciaD.-It was stated to-day
that the term Of DR.. Peter S Wise as president of
the State Commission in Lunacy expires on De-
cember 81. and that Governor-elect OdeH therefore
will make appointment 70 the place soon after
January J. The number OF persons eligible to the
position is necessarily limited by Section of Chap
ter 50 Of the Laws Of 1900. which reads:
Sec. S-AppoIntment, qualifications terms OF Of
fee and salaries OF commissioners. There shall
continue TO be g State Commission in Lunacy con-
sisting OF three Commissioners, all Of whom shall
be citizens of this State. One OF them. who shall
be president of the Commission shall be reputable
physician graduate Of Incorporated medical
college OF at least ten years experience in the
actual practice Of his profession who has had
ve years actual experience IN the care and treat
ment Of the insane. and who has had experience in
the management OF institutions for the insane.
There are few physicians in the State who have
had such an experience. There are fourteen super
intendents Of the hospitals for the insane of the
State. however and all but three of the fourteen
are eligible Then DR.. Carlos T. Macdonald who
has charge OF a private sanatorium at Pleasant
VILE is eligible. He was formerly president Of the
State Commission in Lunacy.
II was stated with posittveness to-day that DR.
Wise will not be reappointed. II is possible that
he may be elected superintendent OF a State hos
piJal for the insane
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

This evening takes place the Assembly. There is
not much 10 add 70 what has already been said
about Il In this column The main idea OF the
decorations has been given. They viii consist OF
white and pink roses. Craig Wadsworth viii lead
me cotillon. which viii begin about ] o'clock. and
the guests VIII be received IN the foyer which leads
10 the ballroom by Mrs. John Jacob Astor Mrs.
ogden Goelet Mrs Charles A Post and Mrs. c.
Oliver Iss.u- Supner viii be served al small tables
tr the Asfor Gallery and Myrtle Room. Prior 10
the bal number Of dinners viii be given, among
Others by Mrs. Luther kountZe and by Mrs. Adrian
Iseln.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

Dr.. Peter n. Wise. OF No 267 West Seventy-nintn-
ST. president OF the State Commission in Lunacy
told a Tribune reporter last night that whatever
misunderstanding there had been concerning the
expiration Of his official term had been cleared up
and that his term would be up December 81 of
this wear.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

Mrs. Frederick Gallatin gives "at home o
December q at her house. No so Fifth-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

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New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

0Ir and Mrs. Lyman Short. No. % West Thirty
seventh-st. and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Townsend,
10. 2s7 Ma6ison-ave., give dinner parties on De
cember % while Mrs Francis Mcneil Bacon, OF
no. % West Tenrh-st.. has issued invitations Tor
dtnner parties on December q ana January g.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
Special NOnrcs.

Special Nonrcs-
Expression restored; BY artificial testh; Dr.
Deaae dentist, asa Lexnggon-ave. 45ths hisnssf
award Columbian Exposition
ROebuck's Weather strips warranted 70 sx
Glide cold applied 70 doors and windows Sal
telephone Roebuc8. 1I2 Fulton Estaoished 4o3O
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

but. Il is asserted. have not paid Miss Marbury
her royalties. She says that 1030 Is due her
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

The marriage OF Miss Mamie Inrnan, daughter
Of the late John II. Inman 10 Irving BrOkaw VIII
take place on January ar the house Of the bride.
30. q West Fifty-seventh-st. The wedding viii be
e very quiet affair owing 10 the fact that both
Miss 1nmen and Mr.. Brokaw in mourning.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be tn
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
MARRIED

SNiITH-PINNEO-On Wednesday Decsuhs- u. 1900
No S0l Lexington-ave BY the Rev {. J. Young. D. D.
saida lyman daughter % Mr. and MrS James Cleveland
Pinneo. 70 Wills Dwight smith. OF Ptttsdeld Mass.
STERN-STFACS-On Wednesday. December ~. 1900.
By the Rev Raphael BENJAMIN. 81. a Lille Straus
kaufman Stern.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

NJ an6 Mrs. Letter have leased a place in War
fhere during Christmas week
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

Miss Elsie Mitchell, the daughter OF AIr and Mrs.
Edward Mitchell was married yesterday afternoon
al ST. Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Church. 10
Henry McKeen Ferriday. Miss Mitchell wore white
satin trimmed with old lace. Raleigh c Glider
sleeve was best man. and the ushers were William
Van Y. WinBle and John Van Buren Mitchell A
reception followed the wedding ceremony al the
home OF ar and Mrs. Edward Mitchell No. 81
East Fifueth-st Mr.. and Mrs. Ferfiday. after a
honeymoon trip in the South. VIII live at No. 106
East Ftfty-sIXth-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

A reception was given in the afternoon by Mrs
Octavfus White for her granddaughter, Miss Helen
White Stevens at her home, Madison-ave and Sew
enty-elghth-st. Miss Stevens is the daughter Of
Mrs Berkeley Mostyn The 6e5utante was assist
&C in receiving by Miss Nellie Hard Miss Doro-
THY Edwards Miss Charlotte Prime, Miss Syhi
Kane Miss Helen Olyphant and Miss Hatch. The
debutante a frock Of white point d'esprit
over white satin. trimmed with white chiffon. Her
mothers dress was OF spangled black lace over
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
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Mr.. Manley reached this city on late train last
night and will start this afternoon for his home
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
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New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

WOOdIawn Cemetery
Borough Of Bronx. New York City
once 20 East 23rd Street. Madison Square South
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1900-03-28
POTATO SALAD.

Six hard-boiled eggs, four large pota-
toes boiled in their Jackets, two punches
of celery, one medium sized onion; chop
celery and onion fine, cut the hard
boiled eggs in dice, peel potatoes and
cut into dice also; then add the follow
ing dressing, mixing lightly: One even
tablespoonful of -four, two-thirds of a
cup of milk, two eggs, one-third of a
cup of vinegar, one tablespoonful of SUI
gar two teaspoonfuls of dry mustard,
a piece of butter half the size Of an egg,
a teaspoonful of salt; boil this until very
thick; stir the onion and celery In this
while very hot, then add the potatoes,
and last the hard boiled eggs. If this
salad is made quickly and put together
while potatoes and eggs are hot the fla-
vors OF all are more deltcately blended,
Serve on crisp lettuce.