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HENRY IRVING AND ELLEN TERRY.

HENRY IRVING AND ELLEN TERRY
The English provincial tour Of Henry Irving and
fTen Terry now in progress. has been abundantiy
r-osnerous and wherever these eminent performers
have appeared they have elected cordial tributes
=; admiration. The press of Edinburgh, Glasgow,
belfast and Dublin has been moved to expressions
of uncommon enthusiasm The Daily Post, OF
Liverpool. where Irving appeared on November "a
refers TO this subject with deep feeling and In
words of peculiar felicity.-from the pen Of Sir
Edward Russell:
Henry Irving's Shylock has been the theme Of
many essays. 1t aspires and aspires- 1t still slim
uates to the largest and the subtle medita-
zion L continues 10 be at once the grandest poem
and the most mordant sun-picture of HeoreW char.
sefT sffIs and much trainng have made their effects
by points OF contrast, the more egregous the more
% IS nfense sis He iGes ives the historic life Of his people
chrshes their traditions spiritual and iet n
the ancient with the over-Teaching pohoy anS ae
fTgs % sardonic e8piotation Of the whole Jewish
and Christian question, in the opening scene with
aaSac1D tear compeiiins t and ir5h copeng turns
the swiftly mingled ehullitions OF IrFnss scene
By the tragedy of his daughters abduction. an
Red by sordid details Of tt How colossal the quail
ties Of Iryings reTnorseless saturrfe aconiC jew
When N @ soui a and body sink into totterhg rin Never
perhaps were tears moved in the Lubal scene 7a5 as
weeping his face hidden on his trembling Wrists
AS ihe then fhongf and habit Of genius de such
a character every line, every action Is maturely
enriched. Nature expatiates. New opportunlues
suggest themselves to emancipated and fertle art
The result observable as to strike every
spectator who did not then see the play ana tne
PLAYER for the first time, alike in the scene WhsIe
Pcrtia humorGusly descants on her suitorS; IN tne
where there was not a foIrnai OF %. :
ren moment perfect the living easy reaLiy
and actIsafiry of the playful sham-adVocate plos,
soning into natural beauties every moment as Wen
as fulfilling '2e utmost all the great require
action and the eloQuence. anu IN tIe
pxuberant scene of raillery and mock anger which
IN the garden Of Belmont follows on the loEely
moonlight worG-sonata Of Lorenzo and Jesslca-
The fancy the fuiness the fire Of Miss Terrys act.
ing luxur1ant. and. all the time Wnat seeInso
the rich result of finish; but Of the finish which
conceas art in bringing it to perfection. When we
sav that we never enjoyed Miss Terry's Portia SO
much We are not merely chronicling personal
eyperience We ara testifying to one OF the most
beautiful an6 therein of the most arduous,
though most spontaneous-seenng, victories OF MS
-ro1ic self-cuture that the theatre has ever wit
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07
MOTHER AND TRIPLETs ARE WE'LL.
ALREADY SIS AND SOME ESSENTIALS HAVE
BEEN GIVEN TO THE DESTI-
TUTE FAMILY.

Mrs. Becky Haber is in the predicarnent in
which 1.-The old woman who lived in the shoe"
found herself. who had many children she
did not know what to do She is the mother or
triplets. all girls that were born Thursday
and Weighing four. four and half and six
pounds respectively. The circumstances Of the
case told in Saturdays Tribune and when
a reporter called at the house, No. As Clinton
St, where the family lives in two small rooms
on the top floor, yesterday he took Slo
sent to The Tribune for the family's benefit
SO from w. F. Etherington. and So from Mrs.
John S. Law.
The father of the babies, who has been out of
work for some time, frightened UP when he
received the money and he thanked the send
ers heartily. At the same time that the reporter
called a woman came in who said she had
read the account in The Tribune. After in
vestigating the case and finding out what was
wanted for immediate use she went to near
by store and ordered some essentials. Many
of the tenants in the house and visitors flocked
to the room through the day to look at the
yesterday good as could be expected
after the trials and trying experiences she had
undergone.
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WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Among the out of town weddings scheduled TOT
A. coming week is that OF William van Dorn' or
I,raaboId N j. and Miss Alice Magee' daughter
=, Ianes C Magee, of Jamesburg. N j. III Will
-, ,,oca on next Wednesday afternoon In the
PRESBYTERIAN Church of Jamesburg The maid OF
horor will be Miss Ethel Mount OF this city, cousin
of the bride There will be five bridesrnalds-Miss
nsch and Miss Scott, of Asbury Park: Miss Young
= ,,;d5fa+own Penn: Miss Simpson, of Matawan
~ and Miss Magee, OF Manasquan, N j. The
usbers will be Edmund Parker and Peter Nreden5
teb Sd of Freehold; Frederick BuckeieW ana
g,,e1 purgn1 Psrrne of Jamesburg, and Eugene Harper
SSanae of East Orange, nephew OF me prlde.
Mageeii, ,nden "a Of Freehold will act as best man
Iohn ,ainn Will follow and many guests from this
ci+y and vicinity are expected
,a,. u,eddinr of Miss Marie d. Brooks, daughter
90 Mr. and Mrs. z. A. Brooks, of Santiago Cuoa'
" 80 a+ 6, Thomas's Church. Fifty-third-st
d r-,fth-aye The ceremony was performed oy
~ rector the Rev Ernest NJ Stires The nrotnef @
of the bridegroom FRANK v Doi 'oi
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DIED.

johnson. Elizabeth A
his ssidePss In go'9n to tbs s yes-
cser b i'o Funeral services in the 9th inst
Intcrment at Greenwood Cemetery
.1IF,N-on December s. 1902. Dr. Timothy Field Allen.
65 years at his Tssgenfs nreh SU t and sth
asT aH on Monday December 1902 1880 O'Clock
MEREcAa soy 81. nvisa 9s to Tan a
fSRf Fed 'ai Allen 55O@ St ThOn'ass Church.
on Monday Dsffnefa %fIGaS a e 92S AS Den BURG
J. PERRY SEWARD Sscressrx n g President
1S of saF7 G aonB Rss9mas as ' unsta
private Interment Newport r. l.
this city s pseembs5 ssq. N Mss ats aoTs.d II Bes
commonweah-ave saturdsy December s. at s9 1879
not send flowers.
DAY-At Morrlstown. n; j.. December Hannah aa Dean
services held at her residence. No. "a EIst. on
Monday. December s. at p M
HoPE-Enered into rest at her residence Shrewsbury.
Monmouth County n ii on ,s sayuro1Si 1 siga4on T.
T9faY cburG 2sSsg
1oHNsoN-suddenly Saturday. December 1902, Eliza
beth A beloved wife Of E ,o LEWIS johnson,
Funeral from her late nome asense He sJ at I In
ternent at Nyack. N Y.
Newburg DeGsnsss .nS 1a9s Fnnees y1 es
aey aeid I5eee pecem6er n6e 's.' s. at p M
Caroline Lockwood. aged 81 years. Funeral services
M the residence of Joseph D. Harrison No IA Har-
rison-st-, Monday at 3So D. M RocnesIef papers
please
RI~HARDS-At Fort Hamilton y. Y. December .. 1902
Annie Frances Richards. widow OF Reuben Augustus
richards and daughter Of the late Charles AUSTIN
Waite Funeral services at her late residence No ~
Brattle-st. Cambridge, Mass, on Monday DeceHoer o
at IL o'clock.
cE.ToN-On Saturday the residence OF his
brother-in-aw. o. Egerton Schmidt Alfred L. Seton IN
his 18th year. Notice of funeral hereafter
SNITT4-On 6. at her residence Nssequosue.
St lanes Long Island Mary Augusta. wife OF the
1at. caieb Tangter Smith and daughter Of the late
Hon Edward Henry Smith, Funeral Tuesday. pecein-
ber o at St James's Church, ST James, Long isIand
ar bafpast Train leaves Long Island CITY at soo
N o'clock; returning leaves ST. James az i'io
ruSNEry-On December s. at his late residence NO. s3
1.Iarnont-aye., Brooklyn. Amos Tenney In the sstn
wear his Funeral services at 1he ABOVE aaufess
Tresdav December 0. at IL a. m
Rsx stephen Merritt. tho world wide known
rndertaker: only place Ct business etn-ave ana
,o.hst largest in world. Tel 14-iStE-se
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MARRIED..

Tsr,FzTBoIF-sIJBLETT-on Saturday December 6 1902.
at No $40 west End-ave.. New-York City MIS- Emile
Inness Subett daughter of the late George Innes 70
I.eutenant Ellsworth Price Bertholt United states
Revenue Cutter Service
BURToN-BRooHs-On Saturday, December 9Th A. 81
Thomas's Church, by the Rev. Ernest NJ Stires y u.
Marie ID. Brooks. daughter Of Mr. and MIS- II a.
Brooks. Santiago, Cuba to John Howes BURTON 0I
New-York City
CHARDSoN-LYTHGoE-O Saturday. Deeemeer 9.
81 PaliI's Church, Athens, Greece. by the Rsv F.
q EIiiot Lucy Tappan daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus B. Richardson. to Albert Morton Lytngoe OF
Providence. r. l.
s,sIITfI-POTTER-On Thursday. December 4. 1907 az
the First Baptist Church. Nyack-on-Hudson, oy tns
Rev S J. Skevington. Bertha Laurence. daugnter OK
Mr. Ezra II Potter. 20 Ralph orrsoy smith
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MRS ALICE FREEMAN PALMER.

Chicago. Dec. 6-Mrs Alice Freeman Palmer
formerly connected with the University OF chicago
80 ur.I, known in educational circles throughout
the country died suddenly in Paris to-day, ac-
cording to cable dispatch received here Ry a Ma "A
SnragIIe whose niece travelling Win MIS-
f5aITner Mrs Palmer and her husband, Professor
palmer Of Harvard, tour Of the Conti-
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Seventy-sixth-st. and Central Park West preaches
his first sermon in his new charge to-day
Dr. Hall born in New-HaVen, Conn., III lso0
~, nrenarad for college at Wilton Academy and
Nichols Latin School. and he entered Tufts Coz
Ieee in Iss where years later he received the
degree of Bachelor Of Divinity ,,,.s 1T,,
He comes TO this city from the Ih1Io I oIia M
.rsa,isJ Church of Cambridge, Mass, where ne
kei 10, Gov seven wears He received the degree
m nae noctor of Divinity last year from ST. Lawrence
Tr.y Sity
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07

from an escape Of gas. which occurred In Bati-
more, but 1t is intinated that she will presently
eolfy the Contemporary Club of Philadelphia with
an ADDRESS or The Plays of Ibsen.'
MI Earle Brown is succeed Mr.. Scott Craven.
as Haran, in the play Of Mary of Magdala, at
the Manhattan Theatre at an early date,-Mr.
Craven being called to fulfil an engagement of
earlier date.
Mr Laurence Irving is acting Bassanio. in
sir Henry lrvings production of The Merchant
OF venice. and his performance is mentioned as
6 intellectual, earnest, and impassioned."
ine New-York stage. this week is adorned with
actors of auspicious repute. among whom can be
seen, at various theatres. the following:
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07
RICHARD LAVERY.

Richard Lavery. formerly merchant OF THIS
city and one of the most prominent laymen CON.
nected with the New-fork East oo.ileienCe i.Is ~ %
th ,1a+bodfs+ EpiscopaI Church. died yesterday
~ bis home on Chester Hill. IN Mount Vernon
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07
MRS HENRY G. DAVIS.

Washington Dec. 6.-Advices received here an
nounce that Mrs. Henry G. Davis. wife Of the ex-
Senator from West Virginia and mather-in-iaW OF
Senator EIkns, died at Graceland, her summer
home at Elkins, W. Va. to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07
DIR. HALLS FIRST SERMON TO-DAY.

NEW PASTOR OF CHURCH OF DIVINE PATERNITY
COMES FROM THE THIRD UNIvERsALIsT
CHURCH. OF CAMBRIDGE.
The Rev Dr. Frank Oliver Hall, who succeeds
RA late Rev. DR.. Charles H. Eaton as pastor Oh
the Church of the Divine Paternity CUnversasD,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07
& DEGREES BELOW At SARATOGA.

Saratoga. N Y Dec. (SpeciaD.-The tempera-
+,re here to-day was Is degrees below zero. Pre-
lions to the blizzard of yesterday the weather mad
s,, exceedingly mild, resembling springtime
rather than fall.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07
rvsEvEN WEEDS SEVENTEEN.

E,shkiu Landing. n. Y, Dec tspecal.-Soseph
s-.ith s,xty-seven years old. and Miss Jennie ko-
oi-.a a,o, seventeen years old, have been married
at this town by the Rey ohn arc MGS5afn MP ad
of st; John s,,1 hDt iiue at Chelsea Mass
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

- Il
An English version of the pleasing Gerfhah pia'
Of Heidelberg" will be presented at the rfii0o'
Theatre December l5
Mr. Willard has bought for prooucuon IN <A,
ica the French nlav of La Chateaine, py Aifeu
Cspus
Mr. Forbes Robertson intends TO make pi ~
den OF ''Othelio" in London, ana VIII pfes -
Self as the Moor. and Mr. ROBERT ie' 90
1ago
Miss rl,a Se.tersoIe has been lecturing N Eng
land on The Elevation OF the Drama ~ -
former has more forcibly displayed the urgent neeo
OF its Improvement. ro,dor
Mr. Beerhohra Tree purposes 10 piisS'
with Mr. Tolssoy's dose. called hesufi eesto
On a recent occasion at Beiast. heiA. 80
Laurence Irving took his fathers place. anu "p
Seared Shylock. -, 90
Mr. Edwin Stevens succeeds MI oscar fAe"e, o.,
Maldonaldo in the play of Iris. MI Ashe WIN
return 10 EnglaEd- r.,,,
Mr.. Gustavo Salvin son OF Ioinasso So - -
whose wrong ideal of Shakespeare oshe.o - a
Wei presented here, long ago.-"ii ps 'i'N "
10 America. TO play the Moor ,o,-
Mrs. Bloodgood will presently emerge IN a Pc
by Mr. Fitch called 'aThe Girl with the ui.e.' .s.
Eyes and Mr. Arthur Byron will perform ' 49,
fiteh's play of Major Andre -
Mr.. Frederick warde has sent FORTH IN q a paaA i,
pAet his speech on tho alliance Oh 'e
and the Stage union OF which ne sPPi
mise Elizabeth Robins. returning from i-ns 49,,
,ss reached Boston. The Ibsen DRAMA Pi
asnpends
tAas Nay Shaw has lately suffered so..- -
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07

Highest temperature yesterday 80 degrees lowest ~
average a average corresponding date last Yeaf -
sxerace for corresponding last twenty-five years %
Local forecast cloudy to-day. Monday iair'
colder By night: variable winds
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07

In diagram the continuous white line shows sf lfe
recorSing barometer The dotted line shows the tef
nerature as recorded Perry's Pharmacy
The following oficial Weather Bureau
shows the changes for the last twenty
four hours In comparison with the corresponding oate
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07
crN HOSEA N. KNOWLTON STRICKEN

my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.i
,seo-d Mass. Dec. 6.-Ex-Attornes
.-a,,a~.I Hosea M. Knowton. of TINS city. VINO
- e,r,cken with apoplexy at his summer
VOC =, Mar,on. early this morning was pro-
nounced to be in critical sGndfon ,ha inss he was In
noon. ~ marion. but resting quietly
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07
Relations Neilres.

uETy-N TEMPLE BRIGHAM, fnspiration1i sp4aeee 81
snrifaIIsns morning questions ansUefe0
morninrn skeptics especially invited good muses -
~ Il Wet 126th-0
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07
AN IIPOSTOR CONVICTED.

WORTHINGTON. WITH AN AMF1FIO-AN fE10-
ORD. IN THE TOLLS AT MELBOURNE.
London. Dec 6.-Mail advices from Australia
announce that Arthur Bentley Worthington.
well known in the eighties in Salt Lake CITY,
Texas, Detroit and Canada in connection with
the religious sect called the students of Truth
and who absconded from Charleston in 1885,
has now been convicted and is awaiting SEN
tence at Melbourne for having secured. under
false pretences, the sum of $1,000 from young
widow there worthington posed as clergy
man and Is alleged to have duped many Aus
traIiau women in connection with the sect which
he founded in the United States
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07
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SAFE OF TAPESTRIES ENDS.

rb. auction sale o. the Benguat collection OF
+.nastry and art drapings ended yesterday after
noon. The list Of goods aucnoneo lheiudeo raie {
~ iio ,acadas chair and cushion covers, rugs
"a Ian,ns few of the articles sold were the
sl1or,ne: A richly embroidered cope with seven
nanels and figures of saints worked in ruehes soid
for $3.50; a rare italian Renaissance panel IN eafi-
- colors of silver and gold. went for S-n' a
1,1ih tanestry Diana of the Chase brought
..oo while Flemish tapestry. a Winter scene IA
Hoiandv snapped up at sSie; Soss ls,,bin ,Sn
lace byzantine design sold for $50; an ASIA ars0 a0r
.s e s,ncfI1ary carpet brought $500 ana FRANCIS
velvet went for sile'
NEVER TOO LATE.
70 ~ou naxe never looked over tnose II
.In ~ of the People" don't neglect 10 90 30
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Notices of maria ges and deaths must be IN
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New-York tribune., 1902-12-07

SHORT SERMONS.
% those Little AdAe OF the feo-
IS 4. = aermOn In ttselxs
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07

Richard Mansfield. Mrs Fisle
Creston Clarke Julia Marlowe.
r. s. Willard blanche Bates
James *. Hackett. Viola Alien.
Martin Harvey. Eleanor Ropson.
Weedon Grossmth. Mary Mannerins
Cheuncey Ocott Barrymore.
Joseph Haworth Maxine Elliott
William Favershsm. Mabelle Gilman
Frank Worthing. Eleanor Morett
y. G Goodwin Maud Hoffman.
George Arlss. Minnie Selignlan
Robert T. Hanes. BIjou Fernandez.
Charles Walcot. Fay Davis.
Edward Morgan. .Jessaline Rodgers.
Frederic De Belieyille. Edna Wallace Hopper
Tyrone Power Rose Eytinge.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-07

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