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New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

CAL. EDITIONS.
William +. Eeyemeyer and another university
ciol library CT private limited editions or aoou'
one hundred and sevrnty-ffve rare works on Ameri-
can histoTy comprising between 800 and 800 volumes
These are reprints made between 1865 ard lsSo OF
important historical works which before exist
Cd In manuscript only in rare books of extreme
value, which practically unpurchasable- Inc
reprints were issued in limited editions, never
more than a few hundred copies and often put
fifty seveuty-lve copies. For library pur-
poses these reprints OF more value than the
originals. because they enriched with numerous
notes and by such authorities on Amer
lean history as Samuel G Drake, Francis ParK-
man. Dr. J. Culinary Shea, Franklin b. Hough
Charles Deane. William F. Poole and others col
Iector whose Judgment IS valuable says that the
present collection is the complete that he
has ever known to be purchased at one time. and a
duplication Of il would be impossible.
The annual reception given by the graduates Oh
the womans law class takes place in the Univer-
sity Building. Washington Square. TINS AFTER
noon from until o'clock. The address, Is TO De
by Professor T. d. kerneson. of the law faculty.
December Il "a reception VIII ne gwen
for the newly elected professors or the schoot OF
pedagogy by the womans advisory committee
through Miss Helen Miller Gould. president ana
lam II. Maxwell is expected 10 speak on behalf
of the city, and DR.. Jenny Byss Merrill. Superin-
Of Kindcrgartens Of the city, on behalf OF
the graduates of the school
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
TrCTTRE on WAGNER.

A considerable audience gathered last evening
In Mendelssohn Hall TO listen to lecture by Carr
Armbruster on The Life and Works OF Richard
Wagner" The lecturer covered good deal OF
ground and his remarks the works of the lyric
dranatist rather elementary. especially FOR d
musical public (which has been so stepped in NaS-
ner and for so many years, the operagoers OF
New-York City The lecture was interspersed Win
vocal selections-they not properly til'lstra,
tions-sung by Pauline Cramer, who has hgureo
many times in the performances OF "ParsffaI at
Bavreuth as the Grailbearer part which calls for
no singing She gave selections last night from
:"-he Flying Dutchman," "Tannhauser." "Rienzi.
.I,ohensrin" and Tristan and Isolde"
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
TRYING TO SECURE ROCKEFELLER GIFT

oBERIIN COLLEGE HOPES TO RAISE 1900. 900
WHICH WILL INSURE 10000 ENDOWMENT.
Obern Ohio. Dec. tSpeciaD.-The board of tr'1s-
tees of Oberlin College has requested that O5er-
lin people give $500 part Of the 100000 which
must be pledged before January l. 1907 In order 10
secure John D. Rockefeller's gift Of 100000. The
Oberlin Board of Commerce has voted that the re-
quest be complied with and has appointed com,
nntttee of three raise the amount 1t is believed
that IL will raised soon. The securing OF the
study full staff Of thoroughly qualified teachers,
complete equipment of all apparatus, both for the
literary and scientific departments. and enlarged
endowment. which will bring increased facilities
and a greater attendance of students
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
GRAND orER4 IN SAN FRANCISCO
SEASON or A MONTH ENDS WITH GREAT En-
THUSIASN

SEASON or A MONTH ENDS WITH GREAT EN-
THUSIASM
San Fra7cfsco Dec. tine most reuierEabl seq
son OF erard opera ever given On this coast Ter
minated last night at ths CTarc Opera House. anc
the Grau company is now speeding toward Kansas
City on a special train that started at CLOCK TINS
morning
In the four weeks season the company gave
thirty performances and the receipts have reacheo
the sum OF $3.50 eco. It IS estimated that eishty
thousand people attended the opera PERFORMANCES
T,a artbusiasm manifested at the closing per-
fornance has never been surpassed here The per
formance Of The Marriage Of Figaro. with sem
brich Eames and De ReSzEe In the cast WAS IRE
uuently interrupted by applause. and The cIoslnk
curtain was raised nine times. the audience re
!naining standing, cheering, waving hanckercnlsIS
and hats while bouquets were thrown 10 t19 sAi''-
ing singers the stage = -
Mime Calve started for Florida to-day Where 81 :
,iII rest until she is able join the company II
Nv YORK for the season. lime. Earnes vii 20 10 81
foris and rest there for week until the company
arrives in that city.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
DIR. HoUGRTON'S BEQUEsTs.

.r Els WIDOWS DEATH OR MARRIAGE ESTATE
Will. GO TO MOUNT HoLToF1E COLLEGE
r-,s y4u of DR. Henry c. Houghton. who died sud-
denly m last Sunday fled for probate in the
surrogate's office yesterday No petition was fled
with the Will and the value Of the property left
by the testator was not stated Dr. HouShton
leaves 70 the American Female Guardian Society
and Home for the Friendless s1.0to. To the New
York Cuhthalric Hospital he bequeathes his medical
works The residue of his estate ne leaves n trust
20 the Union Trust Company for his widow, kath-
e-,ne p Fiouehtor the income to be paid TO her for
her lifetime or until she should marry again At
her death or marriage the principal is TO be paid
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
CORNELL DEBATERS CHOSEN.

ithaca n Y, Dec. eight men were appointed
to-day by the faculty OF Cornell 10 debate for the
annual prize The contest. which will takt place on
January IL will determine the members OF Corneis $
dahatinR team 20 meet Columbia In the annual con-
fest in March The chosen were: F. L. car
,sla Watertown: W. A. Prayer. Springvile; F X
u.C,o,Ium I,ockport: G. A Oldham, Cleveland;
James OMalley Buffalo: c. II. Sabine. Dayton,
Ohio: G. P Winters: Melbourne. Fla and and M N NJ
WTva,I Wellsvile. The question chosen for debate
.Resoved That the United States should resist,
~ force is need be- the colonization of South Amer
ica nv any European Power.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
ELECTRIC LIGHTING FOR RAILROAD CARS
PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM WEST OF PITTsBURG
TO BE EQUIPPED WITH IT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.1

TRY TELEGRAPH THE TRTBUNEl
Pittsburg Dec. 6-After experiments extending
over period of more than year. officials OF the
Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg have decided
put incandescent electric lighting system Oh
all the passenger equipment service on the lines
The first cars are now being equipped at the Allie
gheny shops of the Fort Wayne road. and VIII De
ready to put into service before the end OF mex neSt
in all the fast possible
With the system that has been adopted the ngnt
furnished for each car will be three hundred candle
power, which is almost twice the amount furnlshed
by any system of lighting now IN use. For the
charging OF the storage batteries power sIauoils
will be established in the different cities for the
Chicago. Cincinnati, St. Louis and Columbus Each
station will be equipped with a small generator
which will be worked continuously. There will be
a reserve supply of batteries at each station In
which the current will be stored so that there
will always be supply of charged batteries at
each point.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
SENATOR sEwELL STARTS FOR HOME
HIS PHYSICIAN THINKS HE CAN EASILY STAN
THE TRIP FROM ASHEvILIE
r,x-r,rc..pp To THE rRrprsl

TpY TELEGRAPH THE TRrBUNE.l
Asheyile. n. c.. Dec. Ex-senator William j
Seweil, of New-Jersey, started for his home this
afternoon, after spending two months here IN the
hone of regaining his health. For weeks he drove
out every day, and apparently grew steadily
stronger. Political and personal friends came here
to see him, and all expressed pleasure at his
seeming gain He himself seemed hopeful. but
last Monday a relapse came and he appeared TO
be IN q serious condition. His two sons We're teie-
graphed for. his private car ordered here and
every preparation made to take him home
DR.. Carl Won Ruck. specialist in lung troubles
was called in and the Senator at once rallied HIS
Improvement has since been steady, and as he con-
rinued TO improve It was deemed advisable TO wait
until he was stronger for the homeward trip 10
dsv his phvs!clan announced that he could travel
Accordingly the attached to the regular
train this afternoon. and he will arrive at MS
home on Saturday morning. His physician. VINO
travels with him. stated this afternoon that Setla-
tor Sewel was in a good condition as when ne
suffered the setback, and that he could easily
stand the trip. His wife. two sons ana their
wi with him also.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
,,,,rs FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC


saTrRDAY-At . b. Ia ror Porto Rico per San
Juan: at Q m (suppemsntary $50 M tor Curacao
and vsTe1ITa u be- directed per s. = zua:1. at $50
M ggav.aia Cartagena and reytown per $ s.
.ihos Cmah for Costa Rca must be directed per
% 10 - a 10 m fer S9 coa T36sd SI ss
Ssads S,a6sd and Bfis;r NotneFn P Brazil ''
as. si BY III! n o. f. Ssz9 % $50 and
thence ny &C. here every Mondav WeI1esisv and
sssn2sy1 ssGnpssins Mails for Maueion
msiis s1snse foT or Ss By Pert Tap- fla
BY ynnsctlns cdses " nay Wednesday
eayy5ssd gay. fer dispatch by steamer close Office
daily 80 M a3d 1s isS O p m mails 10 for -s G9s q,
NsWorIeans thence by steamer close at this ofrce
eye asy at puerto tla Tssays f0r f0r
Dre' 'uS dAS rRANsPAciF1c MAILS
Malls E5roee fS5 and New Zealand which goes via San
FIN i sf1e 6beF a En>sg 30s s5g SIGse n, here
nsiVe Ia via fs ssa5t and PER Tetora m0ss s.
Ssre at $50 >. Dessnssr @ o 18th .,,.
Ms!s s io' m up December fsth inclusive for dsDsssS
per fo1 china and Japan Seattle here daily
s,ts - $50 Der sh,aano Nar Registered mail nus Ss
,sIs sses6e soa Hawaii and Philippine Islands.
s9:t hs sr sDa!c eay at ESQ n qD "
Mails ior and Japan via TaSoma lose here daily
ss. .n.es POP per 9srala except which 1, for
TfVaIi Ma San Francisco close here daily D. m
rfer December IS and TO December I2i Inclusive.
ARRIVAL 5 $. CarIpania due at Nsw-York De-
cep.ber tat dispatch per Sonoma-
siIs fer China and Japsn via Vancouver. close here
daily al D. December IA inclusive for
Sfspatch 5. Eznpr OF India Registered mali
nisr via Vancouver Merchandise for the
United States Postal Agent at Shanghai cannot be
forwarded VIA Carada-l
Mails FOR Tahiti Marquesas Islands, via San Fran
cisco close daily at $50 m up TO December
tso inclusive for dispatch per 3 3 Australia
forwarded sailing daily
and schedule OF closing is arranged on the Fresnp
ton OF overland transit fSs0fs-
tered mail closes 8 previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT- Postmastsr.
Pos,ofsce. New-York. ". T.. November .. IDOL
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
FOR A MK1NLEY NATIONAL PARK.

Washington Dec. 6-Fepresentatlve BROWNIE"
to-day reintroduced the House the btn OF the last
CONGRESS FOR the creation OF park In tn@ Southern
Appalachian Mountains. The bill provides mat tHe
narI. shall he called the Mckinley SatioT-al PARK
ard shall contain four million acres. President
Mckinley vse, alive ardent advocate OF
this park" said NJ. Erownlo'- The So'-th rev9res
and Loves as Trerpcry because ne I'D NOR tAih
ar.v ct..s- Tlsn % unite rris country. That Is why
M 49, ~ to introduce this bill creating tte
McI-lnloy %at:9r;.! Park III grateful remembrance
u ha r1Nt
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

,,.-,,D.y,s RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington Dec. 8.-The harometr'c conditions over
49, .os.a-n third Of remain unchanged An
area OF high pressure still rests over 'he ANe fes' anu
- .,s -,- erectuay barred the eastward progress OF
,,i disturbances have developed in the North
,..s+ The weather remains clear and cold IN fhe East
a., South In The Far West and from the Rocky Noun
-, Westward to there has been rain o. snow
In the
-. havs not changed materially. Cloudy, unsettled
,a.,.- with snow rain will prevail in the Upper
Mississippi Valley the upper lake region ana III po'''
h ,,as,e Mississippi Valley and the plateau regions
- ,u ,s much colder Colorado. Nebraska. Missouri
ra and the Dakotas The changes east Of the MISSISSIPPI
ioma aiH north northeast winds
,ri nTevau along the Atlantic Coast and fresh south
region. increasing To brisk in the up
saturday Steamers which depart Saturday
per ropean ports will northerly winds and
tei, 10 Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
Postomce Notice.

Should Re read DAILY by all interested as changes
q .ineN
Foreign malls COR the week ending December q 1901
the General Posto1ce
fovys. Parcels Nail, close one hour earlier than
below. Parcels Pos Mails Tor Ter
r,,,v cIoss AZ ) o. m Monday :. krouprinz WIZ
helrr Wednesday. Bremen and Fricay per ; .
Regular and Supplementary Mails close at Foreign
r,-a1cb ba< hour later tine shown below
1exrent that Supplementary Mails fer EIro7e and era
America. via Colon close one hour a'tr at r0lsisn
Rranch
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
= AND O AFTER NEW RIrER COAL FIELDS

According to special dispatches from Cincinnati.
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company Is ne
eot,sting for the New River bitunhnous coal fields
I'D viii proba bly, secure them. There is an un-
confirmed report that syndicate practically ident-
cal with that which recently acquired the coal
n~onerties in the Pocahontas field and has sold
Them 10 the Norfolk and Western is also nego-
ttatine for the purchase Of the New River prop
ertIes with a view TO disposing or them TO the
~hesa peake and Ohio
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
MRS MARGARET ST. JOHN.

Mrs. Margaret 81. John, wife OF William Nj o'
John died early yesterday morning OF acute ne
nhrttis AT her home No. 261 Central Park West
Mrs St John was born IN Westchester county
V and was the daughter of James Pierce TURK
she had been actively connected for years with the
cbarifao bile societies OF St Thomas's Church, Fftn-
ave. and FTtty-thrd-st. where tbs funeral ser
vires will be held at $40 a. m. on Monday
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

PRINTED MATTER. ETC-This steamer takes Printed
and Samples FOR Germany
n1v The class Of mail matter for ether parts ot
Tsrooe will not this ship unless specially
directed by her.
above. additional Supplementary Mails
Snsnsd on the piers OF American z gsh. French
~ German and remain until within
rs1 Minutes c hour OF sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
pR1T1sB CoMuENT on THE REFIEW
1,aee Advertiser

From, The Dundee Advertiser
-, creditablc specimen of American journal
ISM is The New York Tribune Weekiy Eevew tbe
alLis iis,iar and the thinker. There Is ample IN
ite con.ents to assure success in THIS reSpec.-
Its eY,ent IL devoted current literature
S,aus of new books being interspersed with
ssstiy written paragraphs concerning notaoie a4-
OF ~ md their works. Well informed as rssaros
,nSrs naws from the United Kingdom this weekly IA
sr Contains matter that Is OF interest 10 Fsao-
ers on this side of the Atlantic
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

Scranton Penn, Dec. 6.-It four degrees
below zero here a daybreak At Dalton. on the
mountains north OF here, 1t was fourteen degrees
below. and at Carbondale ten below. This after
noon a thaw set IN.
Lockhaven, Penn. Dec. 6.-Extremely cold
weather for early IN the winter season was ex-
perienced in this county last night The mercury
ranged from four below in the city Al
to six below and al Loganton II was ten below
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
pEINING DEFEATS DE CAHORS.

Iorn Peining the Butcher Boy" of this CITY,
.ook two fails out of three in wrestling match
las, night with Raoul de Cahors of France. The
stranpIe hold was barred Peinng won the first
san ~ tuenty-two minutes. De Cahors got the sec
nni in eighteen minutes and Peining won the third
and the match In five minutes
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

A novel act is promised for the Keith Circuit OF
theatres It is bicycle act but il is presented IN
a new and interesting manner Three men ride or
.ooL eloned at an angle of SO degrees and perform
n.biIa riding at great speed The three riders
are the Armstrong boys and Baker MI Baker h.
gained note by riding down the west 4IoHl VI '''
SoDI+oI a Washington
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
Will OF GEORGE If. PULLMAN.

Redwood city Cal. Dec. 6-The will OF
Georee NJ Pullman, who died on November ~
has heen flied for probate. The petition sets iorth
-. ,h estate does not exceed 100000, and that
NC Known heirs at law are the mother MIS-
rIa,,ie Sanger Pullman, of Chicago, and the wiz,
sarah Lander Pullman, OF MEMO Fark- Inc ia''''
80 for letters OF administration.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
PENSION FOR IRIS. NhiNLEf-

A BILL. IN THE HOUSE TO PAY HER 1900 A YEAR
Washington. Dec. 6.-Representetive Tayler. OF
Ohio to-day introduced bill 20 pension MIS- NC
kinney at the of 5000 year, beginning sep
tenber "a 1901 the date Of the death OF her hus-
and
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
GIFT no SOUTH NoRW4LK.

South Norwalk. Conn., Dec s.-Hubert F. Bishop
announced to-day that he would present to the
town q lot for a library valued $4,000. Andrew
Carnegie had agreed to erect a handsome library,
nrnvided a suitable site obtained.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
DIED..

aa Z n; Ef' ., s5edss 5 .ne an1ghsSr nsS
Funesai services a, her TsstdeIee No 81 West ssh
Interrnsa, at Tarry;oWn = r
GUIoN-At residence. No. AS Madisen-ave. FRI
nlon E Rs s Fnefa = as Service H0 az 81 Jam
eember 9. Gas O'Clock
Youngest dausEtsr Of Mary F.. and ,ae late ALFRED
residence No 327 West i4th-s on Saturday afernoon
Z Re family.
%E 5s rRSG RSd oe at h w % o s s
Foyt- Notice q funeral hereafter.
MARTIN suddenly of pneumonia Thursday. December
and % '9 IN I,; Jane lanes 81 an Ma1saTet sacz
ssss5 g5Gs sf,srBSe at heT 5e ecsser at oce
MILISAt Port Chester " Y on Thursday. December
s. 1891 John Mills in the 5sth YEAR OF his age.
Funeral services Peters Church On MoD4sy y.I ps o.
1i:o2 a m. train from Grand central staten
Broadway Con f0N. New-York. Desernber Ieo1IThe me
members Of this Society are requested 70 attend ne
Mills. at ST Peters Church Port Chester y y on Mon
14' at FREDERIcK 5 TAL10ADGE. President
MORRIS PATTERSON FERRIS. secretary
T ss S al T. Tss91d 3; Donald Gran;
convenience Of the family.
!sSsca " Nar' il ne S,h year Of he age Oh Fqess. pea
pect Place. sunday. December s. at O'Clock D. m
-.-,-rl..rnt at Everett. Mass
sANFoRD-At the residence Il hts son -n-Iaw Rev R,
morning Decenber 5 Captain Joseph Perry. sanford.
late United Navy in the sSth year or us ss
Funeral private Interrent Saturday Springfield.
Mass
ST JOHN-On Friday 1901. her residence
this city. after brief Illness Margaret. Wife o.
Church. 5th-ave. and 5Sd-st-. at ESQ m. Monday
December O.
srEPHENs-ou Friday evening. December 8 Caroline
Rebecca Stephens widow cf the late Nathan stephens
residence No. S3s washington-ave-. Brooklyn;
in the nire;,rst of her Notice Of funeral
hereafter
TOMPSON-OR Wedresday- December :. 1901. Edwin
Cooper. youngest Z Mary l. and the late Martin
X T0npson- Funeral services the residence OF MS
mother. No 0 Mount Morris Park West on saturday
at n
WHTTE-At FishkII Village. -. Y. Friday morning De-
Ceulber 6 Louis b Whit OF tire late Dr. Barlow
White. tn. S5th year Of his Funeral
Tuesday morning. December fn. II o'clock
from his residence Relatives AMI friends In
vited attend.
woodIawn Cemetery.
Borough Of Bronx New York City.
ONCE % 23d Street Madison Square South
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
DIED..
zsker Willard H

gAKER-At White Plains. n Y. December g. 1901. VIII
-, hamilton Baker Relatives and friends
spectfuIy invited attend the funeral services the
OF brother DR. F. r. Baker, No $40 Bed
to1dave Borough of Brooklyn. .. Satur-
day necruber Interment convenience OF family
Please flowers
uprr-recamber g. John Bell. his 10Th year. Funeral
Fr0T his late residence No. 80 West 12.thst, Sun
iay the pt p. 1nterrnert at convenience
OF family.
eyrANBERLIN-Slddenly. OF pneumonia. Thursday. De-
rsr,her g. LOsey Chamoerin. Wife or Henry
" Chamberiin In the 18th year of her age Funeral
ser1rices q, residence OF her son-in-ia". Hugh
Icnh No ArIiugton-sve.. East Orange. y. J.. Sat
rriav December T. q m Interment private
.-aAPMAN-On Thursday. December ;; 1891. at ST
nLe.s HospItaI OF pneumonia. Richard Brewster.
Of Frank Chapman OF ogdensburg. N Y. and grand
u, - ,bs late Rev Joseph Brewster. OF New-Haven
Cenn in the year OF his age
CoIGATE-At Flushing. Lons Island on "Wednesday.
ne Of Robert Colgate daughter Of Ben
tsmin D. x Craig Funeral at ST. Georges Church.
E,,.h,rz on Saturday December 2. Of The
10 o'cIock train 34th-st. ferry.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
GENERAL ALLEN c. FULLER.

Rockford. Ill. Dec. General Allen c Fuller
prominent In Illinois politics, died to-day at MS
home in Belv.dere. He was seventy-nine years
old He was made adjutant general OF Illinois
,rooDs at the outbreak Of the Civil War. AFTER
ward he was elected the General Assembly ana
served Speaker of the House ana TWO teiiii' III
H. Al
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
OBITt AIRY.
GENERAL JAMES A. SMITH.

Jackson, Miss, Dec. 5.-Ceneral James Argyll
Smith, marshal of the Supreme Court of Mississippi,
former State Superintendent of Public Education
and q brigader general in the Confederate army,
died to-day from pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
JECTTPER IN B4NKRUPTCT.

ithaca " V. Dec. 6--The Cornell Law College
faculty announced to-day the appointment Of Royal
4 Gunnison. of Binghamton as non-resident
lecturer in bankruptcy. He Will deliver lectures
in February.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

.TT-BDaY-At 1890 a Complementary II Nj FOR
Etrane per : : Inbria. Queenstown; az II a m
- Tstbsrf,ns per Potsdam; II for Italy
direct per 5 $ Aer (nail must be directed per > $
AiIer').
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
r r. HARTMAN RECOVERING.

II was said yesterday at the Office of the Union
Pacific Railroad Company that E. H. Harrimans
condition had improved. Several days ago Mr.. Har-
riman caught a cold. from which he is conval-
eScing.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

For the District of Columbia. New-Engiand. Eastern
NevYork New-Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware
,,.,,a,5 Virginia and North and South Carolina fair
dav and Sunday: light to fresh northeaseriy winds
For West Virginia cloudy and warmer to-day rain and
colder southe.sterly winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New ork
c,oudv and warmer with rain tonight; rain
snow and Sunday fresh east TO southeast Winds
increasing night
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
THE REV. STANTON o. ALLEN

Trov n Y Dec s.-The Rev. Stanton o. Allen.
a well known Methodist minister OF the Troy Io1'-
florence died last night. He was veteran OF tne
civil War He also an author among hlS
works being Life Among the Apaches and DOWN
~, DiSta
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

The temperature yesterday dropped TO the
lowest point yet reached this season. At a.
NJ the thermometer recorded IA degrees This
is three degrees lower than the record made
on Thanksgiving Day. It moderated in the
course Of the afternoon, but it was necessary
for the Fire Department to get out engines and
thaw out the hydrants
The Temperature ranged between IL degrees
at a. n. and q maximum Of % degrees at 100
D. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

4,shes, temperature yesterday. average
% Average temperature corresponding year
40 Average temperature corresponding date
twenty-five years. IS.
forecast-Fair to-day and Suncay' stationaTy
temperature: northeast winds
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

7, this diagram continuous white line shows
changes In pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
n.o-Jinp dotted line shows the
80 as Tecrxdei at Perry's Pharmacy.
rb following official record from the Weather Bureau
, ,he changes temperature for the last twenty
-, o,,-s , comparison corresponding date of
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07
NEW-yERsEY PosToFFICE ROBBED
CASH AND STAMPS TO THE AMOUNT OF 500
TAKEN-IT WAS BROKEN INTO
ONCE BEFORE.

Sussex NJ J., Dec. 6.-Burglars eHtered the post
office her. last night The safe blown open
and about 500 stamps and 500 in &c esh taken The
money order blanks and other YaluaH!e paPsrs,
which were In the safe were also carried off. This
office about four years ago robbed OF several
hundred dollars In stamps and cash
New-York tribune., 1901-12-07

Charles Hawtrey will give an extra matinee OF
e.. Message from Mars at the Garrick Theatre
on Wednesday, December IS. He will also give an
extra matinee there on IhurSdaS' beceiiloei 20