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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
YORK ROOF NEXT MONDAY-sYM-
PHoNY NIGHT AT KALTENBORNs.


Tonight is symphony night at the Circle Audi
torium Kaltenborns orchestra will give a pro-
gramme that includes its chief number Beetho-
will sing Godard's "Berceuse." with obbligato by
Mr.. Kovarik.
The promised production at the New-Y York
Theatre Roof Garden will be shown next Monday
night. II is travesty on comic opera. in act,
called THE Queen Of Balleyhoo Bay" and all the
twenty characters will be taken by just four men.
This is a style of amusement not at all novel in
London and Paris but sufficiently here at
least on so large a scale. to be amusing per Sc.
Ben Jerome composer OF "Bloomin' Lie" has
Psrcv 1;reenbush the book The four players viii be-
Joseph w Mayors. Fred Delma. Fred r. Runnes
and Roy Alton
Mark Twain and Lee Arthur have completed the
first draft of the dramatic version of "Huckle-
berry Finn" which Klaw Erlanger will produce
In November,
William H. Thompson will act the part OF
Michael Dwyer. the famous insurgent leader Of
1SO3 In Robert Emmett" when that play is pro-
duced at the Fourteenth Street Theatre on Au-
guest B
Maurice Campbell has completed arrangements
for an American production Of Mrs. w X. Clif-
ford's THE Likeness of the Night" which was
done with such success in London recently. by Mr..
and Mrs Kendall Mrs. Clifford also wrote Mad
cline" which Henrietta Crosman produced last
spring. THE Likeness of the Night" will be given
with specially selected cast and Will be seen In
New-York in February.
Wallace Eddinger, who appeared in a minor ca
pacity with Robert Edeson last season. has been
advanced" by Henry b. Harris and will make his
first appearance in the important role Of
Captain Stuart when Soldiers of Fortune re-
opens at the Savoy Theatre on September l.
Miss Grace George received the completed manu-
script of her new play yesterday. and contracts
for it's use formally signed by William A.
Brady. The name of the piece and that of its
author being kept secret but the first per-
Torrance probably will occur early in November at
Philadelphia
Invitations are out subscribe 10 seats at Mrs.
Osborn's Playhouse" opposite Sherrys, in West
Forty-fourth-st. Mrs. Osborn wishes her theatre
20 be a salon between acts, and says: Realizing
the futlity of attempt to improve upon the
hackneyed conventionalities of the without
the countenance and aid OF people prominent in
the world OF fashion and art. Mrs Osborn asks
that you will help her further this effort by etc
The subscriptions will close on September l. 1t is
announced; but not a word to the plays or
players she will have TO offer
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Holm w. ROSS.

Washington. July 2s.-John w. Ross. for t"eiVe
years member OF the Board of Commissioners oi
the District Of Columbia. died az an early hour inns
morning after lingering illness. He was DOTH
on June e. 1sil at Levistown. Fuller County Ill
Graduating at Harvard University, he was ad-
mitted TO the bar OF Illinois in January 300 ana
practised law In Lewistown up 10 1913. for the
last four years Of that period ne was member
OF the Illinois legislature He removed TO Wash
ington in s72. He was appointed postmaster OF the
district IN 1888 and held that Office until appointed
IN 1890 by President Harrison as the Democr8uc
member OF the Board of District commissioners.
He was prominent in educational WORK ano was
popular. -Four acknowledgements lsniisy iSoS54
u s. A; Lee Ross. Miss Mildred garh1r i'9 yan
Miss GeorRette EoEs-surv.ve MN. nc ri.
Will be held ct the Church OF the Cosenaa hul
Cay, and the body will then be taken 10 e"'Ss"""'
ILL., for burial.
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PAYS Used ON SISTER OYRILLA.

Dr Joseph Dillon, the physician at the New
YORK rounding Asylum, who has been in attend
ance on Sister Cyrilla since she was shot by Henry
King Yesterday made two unsuccessful attempts
IN And the bullet which is supposed to have lodged
IN the sisters right side Both attempts were with
out slccess though the X rays were used.
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DIED.

BALDwIN-At the residence Of his son. stephen C.
BALDWIN No l27 Rensen-st.. Brooklyn on Monday,
July 2s 1902 Of typhoid fever Rev stephen LIVINGSTON
baldwin IL d recording secretary OF the Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church In the 6sth
Of his Funeral services will be held at the
New-York Avenue Church. corner OF New-York- ave.
ana Bergen-st Brooklyn. Wednesday July 80 1902.
AT Q % m Internent IN Greenwood. Boston papers
please
BENNETT-on July 2s Charlotte Coleman wife OF the
Rev William Russell Bennett Notice OF funeral here
after.
cARRINGToN-on Monday. July Is at her home No
Ii2 Franklin Astoria Long Island Edith Bissett
youngest daughter James NJ and the late Adele h
service at the Church OF the Re
deamer asrorta on wednesday. July So IL a m.
Interment az Haven, Conn. Kindly omit MOWERS
FINCH-on Monday July IS Marion w Finch wife or
Joseph Finch M D. Funeral services at her late resi-
dence Ocean Centre Morches Long Island, Thurs
day. July 81. at p. m
MERRIT-r-Suddanly. at No: s. Past iVSh-sIr aiFAn
Merritt Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
washington July 29.-Tnere have been no changes OF
importance in pressure conditions during the last
hours and thunderstoTms have &C
CURED during twentyrour hours in the Ohio
Valley Tennessee the Middle Atlantic and the northern
portion OF Atlantic States. the Gulf states
and Eastern Heavy rains are again falling over
the Brazos River Valley The temperature changes have
been unimportan will he showers and thunder
storus Wednesday Thursday IN the Carolinas. the
Ohio Valley Middle Atlantic and Gulf States Show
es are also probable the lake region II will be
slightly cooler the OF rainfall The winds
along the Atlantic Gulf coasts will be Hight and
variable Lakes fresh southwest Steamers
departing European tomorrow will have light
variable and fair weather 10 the Grand Banks
WARNINGS OF overflow the Brazos River Val
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.
For New-England. fair to-day and Thursday; light
variable winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware. District Of Co
lumbia Maryland. Virginia North Carolina and New
Jersey showers thunderstorms to-day and Thurs
day: light variable winds
For Eastern New-York. fair In northern and central
portions showers on the to-day and probably
light variable winds
For New-York. fair to-day: Thursday, show
variable winds, becoming fresh southwest.
For Pennsylvania faI and to-day;
increasing cOudiness, with showers; light
variable winds. becoming fresh southwest
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

TN memory Of little Richards brthdAy.'.... $500
I'm memory OF Albert Observation-Disclosures. 500
school. through l. + Terry treasure. 1884
a held a Newton. -. J., by
rstt Myron Barrett and warren Friar'...--. 81 rs
Children n Martha. Marie Anna ana Ed%sri 1913
club Of five tle girls AT WreDtham,
Mas. Evelyn G. Smith. president. Meta n
Bennett, vice-president. Hazel O. Messenger,
secretary; Florence II. Perry. treasurer. and
orma b. harrington acc secretary. ........... 100
b. knight. Brooklyn. ................
Mrs Henry D. r........................ 90
Three
Irving GrlnnelI HAMBURG " Y............
H s. w...........-.............. 90
From friends. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
B. ~ H.........................
I'm memory Of NJ. S. ..............
Henry l. Stlmson 1000
Birthday box Of the primary class Of the First
through Jane McDonads. .....-.-....-....... 400
Previously Acknowledged, eetT 9S
Total July % .siOI7s So
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PLArr AND DUNN GOING TO OYSTER BAY.

Colonel George W. Dunn. chairman of the Re
publican State Committee arrived in town last
night and went TO the Fifth Avenue Hotel where
he VIII remain until this morning, when he will
accompany Senator Plat the Sylph to Oyster
Bay TO visit President Roosevelt. Colonel Dunn
said he had no idea what subject would be dis
cussed but intimated that the situation in the
State would be gone thoroughly.
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Po-Iomcc Notice.

Should DAILY by interested. changes may
timeD
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close promptly all the General Postofce
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many close at 5 .. m Monday and Wednesday.
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Supplementary Mails for Europe and Central
America via Colon close hour later at Foreign Sta
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THE SYLPH AT THE NAVY YARD.

The Sylph which for the present is to succeed the
May1ower the official yacht of President Roose-
Welt is now at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. 1t was
said there yesterday that she was expected to
carry Senator Plat TO the President at Oyster
Bay to-day.
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GOVERNOR SENDS DENIAL.
oDELL AGAIN DECLARES THAT HE WILL
NOT REPRESENT HARTMAN INTERESTS.

Albany July Ex-Governor Odell this afternoon
sent a dispatch from Peekskill. In which he d"
clares that the report that he intends accepting
position as general Eastern representative OF the
Hartman railroad interests is absolutely without
foundation similar report was published last
Aprfl al the time Governor Odell went 10 san
Francisco for a vacation, and he then declared he
had no intention OF taking up business career
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MASS CELEBRATED AT ST. LEo's.

requiem mass was celebrated yesterday morn
ing at St Leo's Church by Father Ducey for John
w Mackay, at which large number OF friends
were present. The Mackay pew was decorated with
blue and white asters.
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DIED.

MILLs-on Sunday July 81 at late residence No Is
East 6ist-st-. Mrs NJ. A Mills OF arm OF Mills
Coleman. and mother Of George B. Coleman Funeral
service ST. Patrick's Cathedral.
day the 3oth inst. 10 a. m Interment Calvary
LURPHy-At Summit. N j.. July 1902. Sarah r.
wife OF William II Murphy. Funeral services
late residence. summit. on Wednesday. D.
friends invited attend Carriages will
meet 1918 p. train from Chrstopher-st
PARKER-Suddenly a his n Morrfstown On
Tuesday. July in the Goth year
Edwin Funeral services viii held at
residence. Prospect-s. NorrstOwn. N J.. Friday,
August 1. at 2s30 m.
PE,RKINs-on Tuesday morning. July %. Hosea &
Perkins In the saith OF his Funeral services
will be held his late residence IT9ths Broad
(F'ort Washington Thursday July 81. at 230
SAMMIS-At Babylon. Long Island. Monday. July
paralysis AntOinette Wheeler. widow OF David S. s.
Sannmis. aged 20 years Funeral from late resi-
denee on Wednesday. July 30 al D. Trains leave
New-York City 1870. Brooklyn 1:19
YARRINGToN- into life eternal Christ Church
Ftectory. Greenwich Conn. Saturday. July 20. 1902
Margaret King Dominick widow OF the Rev q. NJ
Church. Greenwich Wednesday, July 30. at 3 D. m
Carriages will meet the leaving Grand Central
Depot at D. M
YOUNCi-Suddenly. LsIllwood. Monday. July
Is Susan NJ Marshall. wife of the late W. Young.
IN the 18th OF her Funeral Friends Meet
ing House. Chappaqua. N Y. Thursday. July 81.
1902 at L O'Clock. Carriages viii train leaving
Grand Central Depot at u %
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NEW-YORK CITY

NETWORK CITY.
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the Philippines without expense Tor foreign
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For points Europe IN the Universal
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MAY REMARRY WIFE.
THIS PROVISION is MADE BY JUSTICE HALL IN
A DECREE OFF DIVORCE.

Justice Hall in the Supreme Court yesterday
granted a decree of absolute divorce to Lesa c. I.
Rouse from her husband Linn Miller Rouse. on the
report OF the referee, John c. Coleman The decree
provides that Mrs. Rouse may marry again and
that Mr.. Rouse must not marry. The decree con
tains provision that remarriage between the par
ties to the action is not prohibited
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION
" | HOURS: Morning. Nsnc
i1as4seT II sase ZEN
Il r.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows tbs
changes pressure indicated by The Trbunos self
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turs recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
The following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes for the last
four hours comparison with the corresponding date
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Highest temperature degrees; lowest. II degrees
average rs degrees average corresponding
year. degrees; for corresponding date last
twenty-five years. % degrees.
Local forecast Fair. except showers the to-
gay and probably Thursday: light variable winds
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ROPER-Born at No. 66 Lowther ave. Toronto Canada
on Sunday July "a 1902 Rev Dr. and Mrs. ]. c.
Roper OF No. Chelsea Square. New-fork. daughter
still born.
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PRINCE oURoUssoFF
Paris, July z.-Prince Ourousson, proher Oh eho
Russian AYnoassador TO Franco di~H to-day
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BORN.

The sure.t and safest Blood Purifiers Is Jayne.
Alternative.
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Wallace Eddinger, who appeared in minor ca
pacity with Robert Edeson last season. has been
advanced" by Henry b. Harris. and will make his
first appearance in the more important role OF
Captain Stuart. when Soldiers of Fortune" re-
opens at the Savoy Theatre on September l.
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Miss Grace George received the completed manu-
script of her play yesterday, and contracts
for it's use formally signed by William A.
Brady. The name of the piece and that of its
author are being kept secret, but the first per-
Torrance probably will occur early in November at
Philadelphia.
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Mark Twain and Lee Arthur have completed tn,
first draft OF the dramatic version of "Huckle
berry Finn" which Klaw & Erlanger will produc'
In November.
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6periaI Notifies.

Tribune Subscriptfon Rates
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William H Thompson will act the part o.
Michael Dwyer. the famous insurgent leader o
1903 In Robert Emmett" when that play is pro
duced at the Fourteenth Street Theatre Au
guest 10
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Tonight is symphony night at the Circle Audi
torium Kaltenborn's orchestra will give a pro-
gramme that includes it's chief number Beetho-
ven's Fifth Symphony. and Miss Florence Stevens
will sing Godard's "Berceuse." with obbligato by
Mr.. KoVarik.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-05-03

The Cattle and Horse association
viii meet at Magdal, ma on May 10. >
strong petition viii come up for con.
sid'ratiOn prOtcstinL against the ft.
moval OF DRIFT fences by the govern.
mont
The Denver Field and Farm says.
The Aztec land and cattle company Of
Arizona one of the most prominent
COW outfits doing business on the map
has finally thrown up It's tail by clos
ing ont every hpoi and Is now squaring
itself to go into the sheep business
The Utah output OF wool this year
viii ho 20 per cent greater than II has
been for years past. Fully l5,U"o 600
pounds of fleece will hc shipped east
this season 1000 600 pounds more
than last year. The prospects for the
wool idnustry In Utah are now brighter
than thcy ever have been before
The Denver Field and Farm says:
There are few good ones at Albu-
quorquo y n. this Spring including
the mare Action . 2S. daughter OF on
ward dam of three In the liNt. She
holds the record Tor New Mexico and
Arizona hy a half-milo trottcd In lU7
on a long soft track There are also
Lady Margaret 2:17h pacing; Bob
Collins 2.lS. Black Ike 2:22. Boone
. 20. a green horse. Nimble Jim 80.
Deck 2:2Gia and several other raw
ones that can show ? 20.
Senator Money. of Mississippi. says
that every pound OF butter that goes to
the West Indies is culored brilliant
red The darkies down there will not
have any other color. They like red
butter just as they adore red shirts or
carmine cravats We would nave been
lust as well pleased If the new cleo
margarine bin In congress had con
tanned clause requiring all bun butter
to be colored pink under government
supervision. This would have put II in
class by itself and its friends would
have Teen required 10 stand 10y 1t as a
good thing. the same as strawberry ice
cream.
II has just leaked out that some
horses employed IN carrying mails in
the rural districts of Colorado. Wyo-
ming. New Mexico and Texas are cru.
ely abused In most cases horses en-
ployed are bronchos that may he
bought for a small sum and the con
tractors care little whether they die or
not They often drive them thirty
miles with mail and return without
giving them any feed. If they give out
others are used in their stead and the
worthless ones are turned out to Craze
until the relay plays out and in turn
these are brought hack into service
They get nothing to eat but grass and
there are times during the year when
they do not have suiiiciency OF that
Amdavits show that in many cases the
animfls suffer with sores on their
backs and shoulders. They are re-
CURED to draw heavy loads with raw
sore places as large as mans hand
The postal authorities propose in the
future TO include clause in the con
tracts with star reuters requiring them
to take proper care OF Their steeds
while in service.