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New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
ACADEMY or SCIENCES OFFICERS.
REPORTS READ AND MEMBERS PROMOTED TO
FELLOWS AT THE ANNUAL MEETING.

REPORTS READ AND MEMBERS PROMOTED TO
FELLOWS AT THE ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the New-York Academy
of Sciences was held last night at No los West
Fifty-dfth-st. The secretary's report showed 29S
resident members and ninety-two fellows. He
stated that a bill has been passed by the State
legislature authorizing the academy establish a
revised constitution which will enable it to plan
its work in accordance with existing conditions
Last year the academy published the regular parts
Of the annals and large memoir in paleontology.
The treasUrers report stated that the year closes
with a financial surplus for the academy OF over
500 At the election the following officers were
chosen: President J. McKeen Cdttel; first vice
president Nathanial L. Britton second vice-presi-
dent. Richard E. Dodge; corresponding secretary,
Ba ashford Dean: recording secretary. Henry z.
Crampton treasurer. Charles F. Cox; librarian.
Livingston Farrand; councillors. Franz Boas Her
man c. Bumpus, D. w. Herring, Frederic S Lee.
Charles Lane Poor. and L. VI. Underwood curators,
Harrison GI Dyar Alexis A. Julien, George f
Kunz Louis II. Laudy and r. q. Love; finance
committee, John H. Hinton. John H. Casweu and
G A. Post.
The following resident members promoted
Sumpus o P Hay. E. Hovey, W. D Matthews
and 5 J. Meltzer The following honorary mem
hers were elected. James Dewar Of Cambridge
University. England. Professor William James. OF
Harvard. and Wilhelm Wundt; founder of the first
laboratory OF psychology at Leipstc-
The meeting closed after short address on
Nfea surement and Calculation by the retiring
president Professor r. S. Woodward.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
DIED.

AXDREws-on sunday February y, 1902 Noruan
stewart Andrews formerly Of Toronto Canada Fu
somers. y Y. wednesday. February i2 o'clock
I55th-st. SOS a
BARNEs-on February g 1902 Ann Louise. widow Of
Charles L Barnes. in the SD Of her a
Par; Glen Ridge n ] Servces on ussdsy FebrlaTy
r R. foot OF Barclay st
At his Tes!aepss 81 % N & . @ Ea:
4'tn-st on "a aurIaS @ ESnsGsy - lanes % Hude Beek
Calvary church 4th-ave ard cist-st. on Tuesday
friends invited attend without further
BoARDMAN-sudden!y at the Park Avenue Hotel
Saturday FeeTuary 22 Juils wife Of William Board
on tuesday 18th inst. at D m.
BoGARDUs-s sunday, February %. 1902. William
friends are Invited 70 attend service AZ his late resi-
dence, No. 165 West ssth-st, Wednesday. 2sth.
CHRIsTIE-In New-York on Tuesday. February 1902
MTS Eza5S5h % ANA S9h1S Tnr'st mr. s dagsaysr Of Dr.
the residence OF her son-tn-law Frederic
W Huidekoper. Washington. D. c. Friday February
81. at o'clock. Internent at Oak Hill Cemetery,
Washington. D 9.
FosTER-suddenIy ct the Park Avenue Hotel on sat
he late sners John Foster Funeral at ",9N esNa
Church 4thaye. and 2lst-st-. Tuesday. February 2S
O'Clock
GOoDHUE-on Monday: February -. Emma Prentice
wife Of the late Charles Farley Goodhue. 18Th
East s9thst WednesdaS evening Febrsrv rs lSe
O'Clock. Interment at convenience OF family
HALLmAt the Nsw-YoEk New Hospital Fsbrgary n Mrs
Hall and daughter q The late William Rsnkin.
Newark Wednesday. at D. m
MERS DECENTRALIZATION OF pneumonia Julia Hess wife
William T. r Mersereau. Funeral services on Tues
So sal North Broadsf Eli1abetR = s J. late residence
oRToN-At his residence. in Newark y j. on saturday
lanes orion % CadSe J0P P5I 5sn OF ] se late , Or
Trinity Church Newark. on "Wednesday February 26
fs 3. Sc .snf 1''''A kindly requested that no flowers
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
ROBERT MIDpLETON.

ton president OF the Globe Woollen Company Of
this city and New-York, died at his home, in
Geuesee-st.. about $50 o'clock this morning.
Mr. Middleton Of the best known wooIlen
manufacturers, and the high standing of the Globe
Woollen Company was due 70 his efforts. He had
been connected with the company since 1857.
superintendent and since 1SS2, president He IS
survived by four children-Walter d. Middleton
superintendent OF the Globe Woolen Mills: Mrs
Jones g. Hunt OF this city Mrs. Fred Gebhard
OF Jersey city, and Florence, wife Of DIT. Pilgrim
cf the Willard Asylum
Mr. Middleton born in Aberdeen. Scotland
in 1925. His father was engaged in Jhe woollen
husinssS
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
IOWA PRESS on HENDERSON.
The Des Moines Leader.

From The Des Moines Leader.
Sneaker Henderson is being pretty thoroughly
trounced for the Cuban letter which he says he
wrote I'm very great haste Both outside and in
side the State the criticism is severe. The Water
loo Reporter" one Of the principal papers of
Sneaker Fenderson's district. gives a column and
half denunciation of the letter. The Marshall
town Times Republican, which largely circuates
in the Speakers district. under the editorial cap
tiou Henderson Is Lost says that the Speaker
should he ashamed of his letter and that
-rrrIv a sad hlunder' The Sioux City Journal"
edited by one who many years a colleagu
Of the Speaker In Congress. and who Is on terms
of personal friendship with him. takes the letter
an, in detail and riddles its statements DENYING
that the farming interest is opposed reciprocity
u-irb cuba but the contrary. that il favors IL
for the reason that the opening of the Cuban mar
ket TO US means increased demand for Ameri-
ran -four and meat and like commodities. The
Carroll Herald one Of the most mtelli gently ed
lied of the weekly newspapers of the State. says
that Speaker Henderson does not represent the
Iowa people in his antagonisn TO tariff reform %
Citations to the same tenor might he multiplied.
Except two postoftcc organs, or publica-
tions which have not had idea in a genera
ton, the opinion OF the Republican press seems
unanimous that Speaker Henderson both TO
Cuban reciprocity and the broader question OF tari
reform. is misrepresenting the sentiment OF the
State.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY'S FORECAST
Washington Feb. 9i.-The lower GuIt moved
Southwestern Georgia. increasing somewhat
in intensity. The North Pacific Coast also
moved been attended by general rains
over North Pacific Coast plateau region. Il@i
ruins thuuderstorns occurred Arkansas.
nessee Mississippi Valley East Gult and south
Light also fell IN the lower lake
region. The temperatures have risen the South At
fallen somewhat In the lower Mississippi
valley In the Missouri Valley the Rocky Mountain
region temperatures continued Is
the There viii be Tuesday from
the Carolinas northward New England westward
lower lake region The weather viii probably
in New England N "Wednesday. Elsewhere generally fair
weather is indicated. The temperature will fall
East Gulf and South Atlantic Tuesday
It will continue rise in the Southwest over the
slope. The winds along the Middle south
viii be northeast increasing Tues
day becoming Wednesday. on the Nev-England
Coast fresh southwest winds Will shift northeast in
Creasing Tuesday afternoon Brisk northwest winds will
prevail on the Gulf Coast steamers which depart for
European ports Tuesday Will have
winds and probably rainy weather storm warnings are
displayed the Gulf Coast from Mobile Key
and on the Atlantic Coast from Norfolk Jupiter.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
n ,NsPAr1Err NAILS

mills for Hawaii Japan. China Phlppine ISLANDS,
via Francisco he-e o m I'D D
February inclusive. t1r dispatch $ Peru
Mails Australia West Australia. watch
via Europe Neg-Zelllnd. which goes via Fran
Vancouver. closes
Al February March T..
for Dispatch $ AtoNera supplementary
nails Seattle and Victoria close here $50 D.
March 10
Mails for Hawaii Francisco daily at
D up 10 March IS inclusive for Dispatch Per
Alameda
Mails Hawaii CHINA Japan and Philippine Islands.
san Francisco close here p m IN 10
March =. inclusive. tyr dispatch per 5 5 Coptc
close here daily a. $50 March
inclusive. for dIzpatch Australia
Mails except West Australia which is ror-
warded via EUropel New-Zealand FIJI samoa ana
Hawaii. Via Francisco. close daily al $50
p. m. after March = and up us. Inclusive
arrival OF s. Etrur.a. due New-Nork March
Ti5. tor dispatch Ventura
Mails for China and Japan via Vancouver. close
daily at $50 p March rs inclusive. for
patch Empress Il India mail rl1sr
be directed via Vancouver Merchandise tor tis
L 3 Postal Agency az shanghai Be forwardsz
CanaGal.
Mails for China and Japan. seattle close here sa
at 6;3O 20 March ; inclusive for dispareh ns-
via S~attle'l - = ~-A0~e7A
Transpacihc mails port of sailing daily
and 'ns sSheuis 3f closing IS arVanse the presnp-
uon n ,her uninterrupted overland fRexfs-
tered mail closes at p m previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster
Postonce New-York N. Y. February "a 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
GILL SERrIcE ErIMLNArLnNS-

The United States Civil Service Commission an
nounces series Of examinations for various posi-
tons, which will be held in the leading cities OF
each State. on March - examination will be
held for the position Of messenger bOy. The pur-
pose Of the examination is 10 establish an eligible
register, from which selections may be made for
appointment at the various local Weather Bureau
stations. The age desired is between sixteen and
twenty years, and the salaries viii range from SIS
TO $50 a month.
On March >. IS and y the exa minaton for deck
officer Glasses and - in the Coast and Geodetic
Survey Will he held There are educational and
registration tests The limit is from eighteen
to twenty-five years. From the eligible list Of
this examination CertihcatiOn will be made for ser
vice In the Philippine Islands and similar vacau-
The examination for physiological clerk in the
Department Of Agriculture will be held April >
The age limit ls set at twenty years
The salary Is 500 per aunum. Some knowledge of
Stenography IS one OF the requirements.
On April examinations will be held for the DO
slJiouS OF plant paJholOSSt. chemist phySi0OCical
chemist and analytical chemist Age limits for
these eXamina tiOus from eighteen to forty
years. Practical experience and at least one wear
Of laboratory work desirable for applicants
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
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New-York tribune., 1902-02-25

Queenstown, FEB. 24.-rhe Leyand Line steame~
Phiadelphiau IN command Of Captain Trant which
sailed from Liverpool February bound 10 Boston
and which was before reported spoken disabled in
midocean. was towed into this port to-day by the
British tank steamer Lackawanna, Captain Ever
est, from New-York. bound TO Dublin The Lacka
fell in with the Philadelphia at I O'Clock last
Thursday afternoon and took her IN Owing
the bad weather encountered towage DIM
cult. The Philadelphia has the tail end OF her
main shaft broken
After having been left on Thursday by the Geor-
gle. before reported, the Lsckawanna picked
her up and towed her distance of 474 miles.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
JARRETT ENTERTiTNHENTS.

Peter 2 Daley and MS company entertained the
audiences at Proctors Theatre. Newark. y T.. yes
tsrday They also witnessed the efforts the four
ike brotheTs car2n 1, and HeT5ert the smedley
Sisters and the kalatechnoscope-
His Fathers Boy" was performed yesterday al
P-octor's Fifth Avenue Theatre. The programme
also included A Wonan's Won't the Ten-Ichi
ana sncisr S Hyn weIcher Belmont and Weston
and the kalatechnoscope
Among the entertainers at Proctor's Twenty third
Street Theatre yesterday Flo Irwin, Walter
Hawley. the four Otis. Rose Naymon's cockatoos
Edith Sinclair. Edwin NJ Favor Parker's dogs
Billy Carter. Blanca Lyons. Mabel Maitland
Members OF the Proctor stock company presented
The Proctor stock company presented The Royal
Box the One hundred nd -tV,enty-hfth Street
Theatre. Clay NJ Greene's travesty. The Gentle
James H. Cullen and Mile Cieta's dogs also ap-
Mistakes VIII Happen" was performed yester-
dsy al Proctors Fifty-eighth Street Theatre for
the first time in New-York. The vaudeville portion
Of the bin included sam. Kitty and Clara Morton
Willis P. sNeatnam and Aurie Dsgwen.
The new wax groups at the Eden Musee incud-
ing the Agure of Prince Henry attracted much at
ssat.on en last evening New moving pictures were
saoTn s. and viii Be Continued hourly during the
week WIN cnange OF subjects each hour
A. Tony Pastors yesterday n, audiences were
entertained by Miss Hida Thomas, William }.
barks. Palmer and Harvey, Lynch and Jewell.
Ec.e.or Lyons and Lawlor siIyern and Emerie
-eliai and Han Ed" II. and Kittie DEACON.
Ross uTnes~Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +. Deaves
Eyro and CantWen. Johnny Nalon and the vita
graph
he bin Keith's Union Square Theatre yester-
s ssg Ess made up Of Eugene sandow, Eva Williams
sAq "Jac" Tucker Tom NaWn Mitchell and Ber-
ksro, Collins and Hardt the Lovenberg sisters, the
HostesE brothers. Eiyooc the magician. and others
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25

Some features Of the American invasion are not
without appreciation in the invaded country. no.
tablv electric streetcars. Il must
APPRE- confess said n. @. Hoaglaud OF
GATES London. at the Imperial yesterday
AMERICAN that II is better 10 be able to
SPEED. two miles in twenty minutes
through the streets than to have TO
waste an hour in the journey. That is about
the time relation between the American electric
streetcar and the London bus n II is true that
the Americans going TO build electric lines
In my city. dc not resent ii. have been in this
country long enough TO appreciate the change
when II comes Our buses in the Strand are un-
signify they are delayed by having start and
stop the horses for every passenger. they
sate because the stairs to the top Of
tread. and they arc out OF date American cars
Keep the advertising posters inside and three
times the distance IN the time. Why should
We object TO them? Sentiment and tradition
all they have In their favor"
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
LARGE LOT SOLD IN FIFTH4TE
REPORTED THAT PRIVATE DWELLING
HOUSE WILL BE BUILT ON SEW
ENTY-FOOT PLOT.

Henry H. Cook has sold plot 20 by 100 feet
IN Fifth-ave, 32-2 feet south OF Seventy-ninth-
St The name Of the buyer could not be learned
last night, but it said that he would build
dwelling house for his own occupancy on the
premises.
The plot sold adjoins on the north the site
on which stands the house occupied by John D.
Fletcher.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
WILSON MINES LIDS

Wilmington, Del, Feb 2+-GeneraI James II
Wilson announces as his aids at the corona
tion OF King Edward Lieutenant Colonel John
Biddle. United States Engineers. and Lieutenant
Colonel Henry D. Borup Ordnance Department
He desires Corporal jefferson MouIton, I'd
Cavalry. for orderly. All on the Wilson star
are Porto Rico and Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
FORECAST TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY

For New England, rain south; fair north portion
today Wednesday clearing fresh to northeast
winds increasing.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey Delaware. increasing coudlness with rain to-
Wednesday. clearing: fresh northeast winds
becoming west.
For District Of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia
to-day Wednesday, fair Increasing northeast
winds
For Western New-Tork to-day and Wednesday;
light variable winds
For Western Pennsylvania cloudy to-day, with in
south portion wednesday fair fresh north northwest
winds
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
-RANaArLANTTc NAILs.

TUESDAY-At $50 FOR Italy direct per = 5 Cesa
MiIaao mail must o. directed Per ; : OlIIA "a
Milano'l-
WEDEESD AY-At $50 a t1r Europe, per 3 s. 81
Louis via Southampton tual FOR Ireland must oe d.
rected per Louis') at $50 a m tsuppl9-
unentary n for Europe. per : ; AeuVonlcs w
Queenstown; Id f7r Beisum dlrec pr = =
FresIaad mail must directed per : tr1eSand J.
TFFTRSDAY-At a n. for France S7vltzsTlard- L1ay
Spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt. Greece BRUSH Ine&
ana IorenZ0 MARQUEE ; : la Champagne VA
avre other Of Europe must De directed
per 5. la Champagne
SATURDAY-At : a for Europe. per : ; Cannpsnia.
via Queenstown 4. m tor ltai5 -lrecl per > =
Lain mail tirected De- : ; Lam p al ,g a1
m Netherlands direct, per : $ EoteraaIa t1lali
r1usr he 4Irec+e,! per Rotterdam - at $50 m
: ; Astoria (Inall ul1sL %
directed per = Astoria D
PRINTED MATTER. ETC--rhs steamer taxes FIlilsl
and Samples for Germany
onIv The same class of mail matter for otner paris
OF Europe Will be sent oy tlls snip u-SSS Spe1S
her.
Ay+er me Clcsl- Supplementary ITansatlantic
additional supplementary adalls
are oUene,i piers OF the American Ensllsn;
German steamers and remain open unt!1
within Ten Minutes u The hour OF sallns OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
CAPTAIN FRANCIS PAvY.

Captain Francis PAW chairman Of the Railway
Share Trust and Agency Company, Limited. and
the Railway Debenture and General Trust Com
pany. Limited. died at his country place In England
on last Friday. He a director OF the Wabash
Railroad. connected with different railroads in
the United States and was also the representative
Of the Westinghouse Electric Company, in England.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25

Samuel Rawson Gardiner was born Aires
ford, in England. He was educated at Winchester
and Christ Church. oxford. He was at one time
professor Of modern history at Kings College,
London. His works include History Of Eng
land 1908 40; History Of the Great Civil War,
1872 '4S' "CromwelIs Place in History What the
GUnpowder Plot Was and History OF the Com
mOnwealth and ProteCtorate,' the latter being his
latest publication
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
CHARLES H. MARVIN.

Charles H. Marvin, for many years member OF
the stock brokerage firm Of Marvin Brothers died
Sunday his home, No. 81 Remsen-st.. Brook
lvn. He had retired from business several years
ago Mr.. Marvin was z member Of the Hamilton
Club and OF Mstletoe Lodge. z. and 4. NJ. He
-0yy AZ
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
Po,tOmce Notice.

Shoud be read DAILY BY interested changes nay
a an
for ending March !. ls,- VII
close tpromptIy the General Posto1ce a.
Parcels hour earl.er
closing time shown below Parcels Post mails Tor Se
close at ; p m WedneScay per = : -@SS@-' -
FRIDAY :. Palata-
nd supplementary mails close a 7oreisn
FranSh half hour closing time shown oeoN
Except that Supplementary Mails for Europe and Sens
America via Colon hour later a. Foreign
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
ERWIN COLLINS

Atlanta Ga Feb. 24-Erwin Collins twenty
three years old. the son OF Mayor Collins of West
Point Ga. one Of the States wealthiest men, is
dead from smallpox. Collins It IS said refused
vaccination. and the only OF his asso-
ciates 10 develop the disease. Death came Sun
day, and burial was hastened ia the afternoon The
attack was OF the malignant confuent type
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
UIATRIN SEEKS VINDICATION
THE SENATE ASKED TO INVESTIGATE TILL
MANS CHARGE.

washington. Feb. 2i-An echo Of the fight Of
Saturday WAS heard the close Of routine business
in the Senate to-day. Mr.. Pritchard OF North
Carolina. submitted the following letter. which was
read a the clerks desk
Washington Feb a, 1902
Hon J C. Pritchard United States Senator.
Nv Dear Sir. | prevented you know,
from offering the resolution which wrote at my
desk on Saturday, demanding investigation Of
the charges made by my colleague. by being ad-
Judged in contempt OF the Senate. l now de-
barred the privilege. and request you introduce
the resolution for the that, II the charges
are true / am unfit 10 remain member Of the
Senate and II they untrue. the man who made
them is unht 10 remain member OF this honorable
body In any event. I feel that am entitled TO d
yinGicstion bv the same body that makes investiga
tion in the proceedings for contempt l herewith
inClose the resolution Eery truly yours
JOHN LOWNDES MLAUFIN.
Mr. Pritchard then offered the following resoIu-
ton
Whereas. The senior Senator from the State Of
South Carolina charged in a speech on the floor Of
the Senate that the junior Senator from the same
State had been improperly Influenced IN castng mis-
vote for the ratification OF the treaty OF peace
between the United States and Spain; and,
Whereas. The saId charge was emphaucaly de-
MED by the junior Senator.
Resolved. That the committee Privileges and
Elections be directed investigate and report as
truth OF the said charges with fun power
o send for persons and papers.
motion Of MIR Hale the resolution was re-
ferred to the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tlons
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
GENERAL PRESLEY \. GUTHRIE.

Pitts5urg. Feb e4-General Presley y. Guthrie.
former adjutant general OF Pennsylvania and one
OF the best known military men In the State died
his home, in this city. last night, after lnger
Ing Illness.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
1909 1a0i

temperature Yesterday. - degrees lowest 70
average So average temperature corresponding
year 2l temperature corresponding date
for twenty-five years. 80.
Local To-day, rain. increasing northeast
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25

A group OF army officers talking ex-
periences at the Grand Hotel last evening There
was also a naval officer and two
UNUSUAL or three civilians in the group
AND CRUEL The naval officer had told OF going
PUNISH sleep in church at Annapolis
MENT.' dreaming that he falling out
OF buggy and awaking TO find
that his dream came enough the truth TO net
him ten demerit marks. That makes think Of
episode at OF the Western army posts some
years ago" said F. c. Stevens OF Omaha. one Of
the civilians 7 not of the victims. but
I had the story from of them. The captain at
this post was religious man. and every Sunday
he sent all the prisoners in the guardroom 70
church. The chaplain very Ions winded and
the prisoners rebelled. They finally succeeded in
getting board Of investigation to look into the
matter. The board decided after due investiga-
ton. that this part Of the punishment not
allowable; in that ii was not only unusual but
also cruel, That will do for a civilian" laughed
the officers, and two Of them left the hotel for the
theatre.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25

SiMPSON-JONES-On February - in the rectorv ~ the
church ~ the TRANSPORTATION, by the II Hough-
ton Florence Gregory Jones 20 William Thornton Slmp
son. only members Of the family being present
Notices of marriages and deaths must De in
dOrsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
~ NEW-YORK CITY.

IN NEW-YORE CITY.
Mail subscribers % the DAILY and TRI-WEEKL1T viii
De charged one cent copy extra in addition to
the rates named above
The Tribune will be mailed O Cub1 Porto Rico Hawaii
and the Philppi- without expense foreign
postage
For points in Europe and al countries Universal
Postal Union Tribune al following
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25

The Berlin papers. are said to be full Of glow
ing accounts Of the reception accorded 10 Prince
Henry at New-York There IS much enthusi-
astic writing about era Of friendship be
tween Germany and the United States which
the Princes visit viii inauggrate. History is
ransacked 10 show that Germany was always
the friend OF the United States and Frederick
the Greats present Of a sword to Washington
is not forgotten. with its famous inscription
From the Oldest Commander-in-Chief to the
Greatest Comma nder-in-C Chief"