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New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
SAYS TEsTAToR WAS RATIONAL
TESTIMONY ABOUT MRS. CROSS
MAN-RILEY'S WILL.

Surrogate Fitzgerald yesterday began taking tes-
timony In the contest the will OF the late Mrs
Caroline z. Crossman- Riley. widow Of Matthew
R.ey. who died some time ago. leaving the bulk
OF her estate TO the Brooklyn Home FOR Aged
Men. said by friends that the estate Is worth
about Si0000OO.
After making a number OF beduests 10 friends
and relatives Mrs. CrossmaH left the residue
Of her estate to the BROOKLYN Home for Aged Men.
Incorporated in 1878 She directed that certain of
her real estate should be sold after her death and
amount not less than 100000 should be raised
for the purpose OF building a wing to the in
stItution. She directed that the new wing should
be In the nature OF a memorial for her FIRST hUs-
band Henry Crossman OF the remainder OF thu
estate she creates a trust fund for the main
tenance OF the home.
The contestants to the probate Of the viii are
Marv Louise Hellman. Charles A. Pratt. Eva Pratt
Burroughs. Phoebe Poynton Weaver. Harriet Peck.
Henry T. Pratt and Daniel z. Pratt. heirs-at-law
and next OF kin These assert that the will offered
for probate is not the last will and testament OF
the decedent. and that II was obtained by fraud
coercion and undue influence IL Is also alleged
that Mrs CTOSsman-R Riley of sound and
dispostng mind when the will was executed.
benjamin r Dormant. the first witness, identi-
fled the signature OF Samuel Burhams, ir., one OF
the witnesses of the will Edgar Whitock an
mau-Ftiley signed the will in his presence on May
Z. 1895 and that she was perfectly rational. She
accompanied by the president OF the Old
Mems Home, he said The case continued
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
OF POTS AND KETTLES.

Venezuela and Colombia and Hayti have been
acting badly. That is not 10 be denied. Those
and other States in South and Central America
much too frequently indulge in veritable orgies
of revolution. They seem not yet TO have
learned the meaning of stable government or
certainly not the way of securing it. Some of
them nave thus been a source OF much anxiety
10 the United States and of offence to other na-
uons. Foreigners have been III treated prom
erty rights have been ignored. business and
commercial Interests have been sacrificed and
the peace Of the world has been rudely dis
turbeI These things. as we have said. cannot
DE denied. nor excused. nor palliated They are
public scandal Wherefore some have said
that Tor this cause the Monroe Doctrine should
De abrogated and European nations should be
permitted and encouraged TO rush into the
Americas. conquer them and substitute mo-
narehleal colonies for those turbulent and nm.
worthy republics That is according 10 analogy
a non seQuiUr
For let look at some Furoneap Sro,as
' MA'edohia and Albania have for time oui Of
Hiha heen Seethus In In wlessness and inrinien,
revolution There are few lands on Garth whore
me ana property are less secure To-day neNs
concernlhg them is composed largely of ranorts
u "uoeiues The whole OF Turkey in Enrona
IL VIGOROUSLY Ill governed. Bulgaria has for
years given official tolerance. ~ nor na,ron.oo
70 ORGANIZED erisandage and murder: which Is
not surprising, seeing that The present Govern
"S"' u 'na' unhappy country exists because n,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
CROWN PRINCE HERE TO-DAY
THE SIANIESE VISITOR WILL STAY IN
NEW-YORK \ WEEK.

Chowfa Maha Vajiravudh. Crown Prince Of
Siam. will arrive in New-York from Philadelphia
at 2:30 this afternoon. and will go to the
WaIdOrf-Astora. He will remain here until
Wednesday October -. when he will leave this
city for Boston.
The programme for his weeks stay has been ar
ranged by Herbert IL. d. Peirce. Third Assistant
Secretary OF State; Colonel David B. Sickels for
mer Consul General of the United States at Bang
kok. who represents the President in entertaining
the Crown Prince and Edwin Morgan. secretary
to Mr.. Peirce The programme. as given out by
Mr. Pe'rce. is follows:
Tuesday October 2l-Arrive in New-York at go
Vim be I joined there by Mr. PeiTce and Mr. MOI
gan as soon as they arrive on the 10 a, IN. train
Wednesday, October 22-No visits have been an
Prince will attend one Of the theatres
THURSDAY. October 23-Wil leave on the United
a. m leaving West Point at 2 p m. Arrive in
Friday. October 2-Crown Prince will visit the
change building in the morning In the afternoon
the New East River Bridge will be inspected. and
In the evening dinner will be given for the Prince
Saturday. October 2J-Wili visit Columbia Uni
yyersity; and perhaps one OF the public schools,
TO Grants Tomb and through Central Park. Dim
S sunday. nd W October % as"vis, to to James Hydes coun-
Monday, October 27-Luncheon at Lawyers Club.
member of the permanent Court of Arbitration
Club With Warner Van NOfden and the PTssby-
terrain BOARD of Foreign Missions. m.
Tuesday October 2s-Dlnner for the Crown Prince
at the Waldorf Astoria p. m, at his apartments.
The Crown Prince Will occupy the state apart
ments. the second floor. at Fifth-ave. and
Thrty-thTd st
Wednesday October 3-Leave tor Boston at
Th" programme for the stay I'm Boston includes a
dir . by Governor Crane. visits the public
scho, probably visits TO Lynn Haverhifl and
Waltham; luncheon with President Eliot of Har-
ward. dinner by Mr Peirce and a visit 10 the
Harvard Carl1sie football game. The Prince Is ia
miliar with the English game. and promptly
cepted President Eliot's telegraphed invitation
see an American contest Prince Chowfa and his
suite leave Boston on November 2 for his Western
tour.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

the kidnapping of a prince and the assassination
of prime minister Servia has long been the
scene Of revolutionary intrigues and counter
intrigues and Of mOnstrous governmental scan
dals Even Rumania is officially prosecuting a
large part Of her population with savagery
not surpassed by any South American repubhc.
Russia has committed coup detat IN ihialiu
as arbitrary and as wicked as any act OF
Venezuelan dictator. while the bulk OF her u"'
main is in a state of squald non-developmeht
compared with which the condition OF Hayu OF
Colombia is highly creditable.
We have not however. heard any serious
propositiOn that, because of the failure OF lhose
governments to comply with the requirements
of advanced civilization. the United states
should rush in. conquer the land and SUBSTITUTE
republican governments under its protection TOT
the discredited principalities. kingdoms ana EN-
nires When an American citizen was KID
manned and threatened with death for the eX-
tortion Of n ransom by brgands acting under
governmental federation. if not connlVahce'
there was no talk of sending American war
ships 70 lombard BOurgas and Narna- hen
American property was destroyed Wholes'ue
and American citizens were put In peru or uealh
in the territories OF n European power, tnlS
country did not propose TO conquer ana colohl|e
the Turkish Empire. The utmost this country
docs in such cases is TO make diplomatic repre-
santations and 10 negotiate for indemnity anu
redress In view of such circumstances 1t would
really sppear to be the part of justice, OF rea-
son and of consistency for the custodians or the
Furonean kettle TO temper the vehemence with
which they denOunce the blackness Of the Amer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAI.

Washington. Oct. 2-while President Roosevelt
is making satisfactory progress toward complete
recovery, he is receiving few callers except his
Cabinet members and persons having important
official business TO transact Among his callers to-
day were Secretaries Root and Hitchcock and At
torney General Knox. Each the President for
only few minutes Tonight the President dined
with Secretary Hay. II Is likely that account
OF the limited quarters In the temporary White
House. formal meetings Of the Cabinet will not be
resumed until the President returns TO the remod-
eed White House. which will probably not be
before the middle of November
The japanese Minister Mr.. Takahlra. presented
to President Roosevelt Count and Countess Inouye,
who are their way to Japan. Count fnouye is
the Japanese Minister TO Germany. Mr.. Takahira
also presented Count InOuye to Secretary Hay and
Assistant Secretary Hill at the State Department
,Postmaster General Payne has returned from
milwaukee and resumed his official duties
Secretary Root left Washington to-day to attend
Clinton n. Y,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
Amnsfmruis.

lCADENT or MUsIC-s-The Sinety Anc Nine.
AMERICAN THEATRE l5-f'rirate John AiieH
1ELASCO THEATRE-S-Du Barry.
BiJOU THEATRE-S :i5-An American intesiol
BROADWAY THEATRE-s-Sally IN Our Aiss
CASINO-s.l6-A Chinese Honeymoon
CRITERION THEATKE-S-Iris
iALN'S THEATEE-S-A Country Gin
EDEN gEF,-2-S-The World Wax
EMPIRE THEATRES .e0--Thc Mummy snc uc G~Ni
ming Bird -. ,,--,o.
lOIRTEENTH STREET THEATRb-s-f HI'0
GARRICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENcelleIlss
GARDEN TTFTaTRF-s- -l6--The Second Nh
HARI.EM OPERA HOUSES l5-The Girl ano N. S1asN
HERALD SQUARE THFATRE-S:l5 l5-Ihe onig va
fTtNING PLACE TffEATRE-S2o 2o-Alt htlos.Dste- n.
KEITH $50. 30 a. n. 20 1880 ?. m---oii'iiuO'e -
rlNlcK ERBocKER TREATRE-s.IO-Tn. Rogers Broth
Harvard --. -. e.n,o,.
MENpEISSOEIN HAI.Is-s .2O-EHer}E man
NrRRAY KILL. THEATRE-2-s-Artlcie4 -.
NEW SAVOY THEATRE-S--A country Mouse;,
NEN- YORK 3 IS FaEenbecks Trained Ailtuio4s
IA STNDR' 'S-C0ntnuCus performance- -, -.
PRINCESS the ATRF-s .30-The Night o. the farty.
- NISHOlAs SfARTsEN-2 sO-S sO-Bostoci's Great
Animal Arena.
VICTORIA THFATRE-s.iO- Mrs. JACK -, 49,,
NALLACK'S THEATRES ;20-Ihe Sword OF the Aiie-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

no development OF the disease in the immediate
neighbOrhOOd.
Smallpox IS more prevalent In cold weather
than In warm. In this country last winter IL
was probably more common than the public
fully realized In dealing with the peril munich
pal authorities showed energy, tact and. on the
whole. good Judgment But il would be mis-
take to suppose that smallpox has been com
pIetely suppressed in any of the large cities of
the United States. Its temperance may be
confidently expected IN the next few mouths
The facts presented 10y The Hospital do not
justify any immediate and widespread change
of practice in isoating patients and suspects,
but they certainly deserve careful attention
from American boards of health.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
ROYALTY Rows TO LIBERTY.
SIAMESE CROWN PRINCE AND SUITE BARE
HEADS IN INDEPENDENCE HALL.

Philadelphia. Oct. 20-The Crown Prince OF Siam
who is the guest here OF William Potter former
Minister to Italy. visited Independence Hall to-day
panied by his brother. Prince Chakrabongse, and
suite. were greeted at Independence Hall by Mayor
Ashbridge and Other municipal officials. The royal
visitors walked through the various rooms with
barred heads, and displayed much interest in the
relies OF Revolutionary days.
After inscTibing their names I'm the register for
visitors, the Prince and his party were driven
to the Commercial Museum. where they were re-
ceived by DF. William P. Wilson. director OF the
institution: former Mayor Warwick and a COM
mtttee OF prominent citizens.
At the informal reception which followed the
Princes entry toasts drunk to the King OF
Siam the Crown Prince. the young Prince Chakra-
hongse and the Samese minister. At 1SO O'Clock
there was dinner the Bellevue Hotel The
Siamese flag up on the hagpoIe OF the
hotel and the dining beautifully deco
rated. The menu follows:
Oeuf Parfsenne.
ApoIiinaris COnsOmme Bangkok.
Ttnbales lie crab d'huitres la Siam.
his do veau trures.
P0mme de Segneur.
fonmery See ChaufrOtd de
Salade bananas
Glace CFOQuants
Cafe Ture. Cigars ct cigaretrss
Hotel Bellevue
Philadelphia. 20 oct1bre 1902.
Those who the dinner with the Prince
and his suite were Mayor Ashbridge. John II Com
verse, Z s. Cramp. William Potter and Or. Wilson.
Club az Chestnut Ffill. which a suburb OF Phila-
dephia
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
LAW SCHOOL DEDICATED.
JUSTICE HOLMES SPEAKS AT CEREMONY
AT NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY.

Chicago. Oct. @.-After many receptions. al
dresses and professions OF students. the second
days celebration OF the installation OF Edmund
James James president OF Northwestern Uni
versity ended tonight with the formal opening OF
OF the old fremont House. at Lake and Dearborn
sts- Associate Justice oliver Wendell Holmes. OF
the United States Supreme Court was the guest Of
honor.
dinner was given Tor him a, the University
Club by the faculty OF the law school After the
dinner the students in cap and gown. escorted
Justice Holmes 20 their law school, where ne
delivered the dedicatory address lie said in part;
II was affirmed I believe. by the late Chief JUS
uce Cooley that the law and ought 70 De com
monplace. No doubt the remark has mueh tltth
II Is better that the law should be commonplacs
than that IL should be eccentric. IL seems 70 ne
everyday character and vet be object or undel,
standing. wonder. and field for the lightning "
genius
/ never have had opportunity to give public exs
preston 70 my sense OF the value OF tns WoIA - -
your accomplished dean. and / wish now 70 -. -
press my respect for his great learning ana IoI -
TO me TO deserve more distinct and publ n9tl0SS
than. so Tar I aware, they have receiVsu-s -
reel quite sure. from bis printed WofA: ~ man.
that u will be enlightened with tntellSent econOHhr H
Views and give men what they want 20 AhOW 49,
they out to fight. but that also II VIII senu 70
keep before their eyes in the long batue uIe
hutter that means ideals. honor, yes. even :
nance in all the dull dc -atis-
When he finished speaking Justice Holmes VIZ, -
his name with a diamond pin on glass par ,ns
Booth Hall OF the building In the presence 'nans
will be Embedded in the wall OF the library as "
manent memorial
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
About People and Social Incidents

, ty-fourth-st. =" west Seven
Mr. and Mrs. W, Rossiter Belts have arr,..,
town town from southampton and opened their houss n -
Last SeVenty-fourth-st.. for the season. '7' IN
Miss Josephine w. DrexeI ret,rns .,.,
month from her visit TO the Indian Terrtor -. -
her cousin. Sister Katharine who was fo.e., ~',u
MISS katharine Drexel and is now the head ~
tne reilgious order which she founded - - O'
care and education OF negroes and In5ia,s sor the
3PSsTIpnhe PsI Drexel spent part OF the summer ~
DrexeL ~ iii''nsr' MIS-. Joseph
Mrs George Peabody wetmore has arranva5 :.
spend the winter abroad dividing her time 1.-,' -
Paris and the Riviera '''-' '7'"een
Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger will again sns,. a.
winter at Washington
Mrs. w. 3. Parsons has arrived IN town s-o-.
tSHp' Long island where she been stayfu, uv,,L
her son, Schuyler Parsons and is at her house M
waiter $ Gurnee and his daughter. Miss Deli,
Gurnee have also returned to the city for the win
ter and are at their house. No. e25 Fifth-ave WIZ
Mrs. William p Douglas and Miss svbu r,o,,.,.-
are among those returning this week on boa-d The
MI. and Mrs. j. 3. Kissam, who spent the SIM,
mer at Fairfield, Conn. are established at Garden
city for the autumn. and will start early in De-
Mrs. Douglas Robinson has sailed for home ou
board the saxonis.
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Booked to sail to-day on the KronprInz WTbalr
for Plymouth. Cherbourg and Bremen are:
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Grasett Mrs. Dick
Baldwin. Miss Mary T GayIey
- So,,. Penson o sss Colonel and Mrs. Jacob 7.
SIR. and MTs. Miguel Iturbs. Count TieIs-vfpHlar
Major and Mrs j. c. Nal Mr.. and Mrs. Tiaeder
Count and Countess Mss Margaret T = snswoo @ FIoei
Pourtalss.
Among those who arrived here yesterday on the
Iceland were:
Mrs. George W. Amory. Miss Ruth Gimbel
Miss Caroline Amory- Mrs. J. Ofsnbach
Miss Constance Amory Tha Misses Ofenbach
captain and Mrs. John Mrs w B Owen
=, Barnes9n Professor and Mrz Horatla
Mr and Mrs Carroll Beck Parker
with. The Misses Parker.
MIS- Paul GimheL Mr. and Mrs Leslie wsrn-r
Among those who arrived last night on the FSt--
nessia from Glasgow and MoviIle We're:
DR.. J. 3. Conway Harry L Maxwell
Ihe Rev. James Devlin. Thomas Reid.
William Davidson ). A. Renicks.
Fl. E Harrington. A. Seaforth.
James Heron The Rev. Edgar L. williams
E. Kerrison. Joseph A Wood
Norman D. Lean
Among the passeng RS who arrived last night on
the Oscar II from Copenhagen and Christiansaud
were:
General c T. Christensen Fabrikan John C schratsr
Countess Grevinde Moltkel X. B. Watkins
Hvitfeldt.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
BECKwITH. THE ARTIST. RETURNS.

Carroll Beckwith. the artist and Mrs. BeckwIth
arrived here yesterday the iceland from Ant
werp. They have been abroad since July L. SIR.
Beckwith said that they had visited Paris and
Belgium and had taken the baths at AK les Baius.
He said that the only serious work he had done
st Martin DIviding His Cloak with a Beggar.'
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
NEW PRESIDENT FOR SEMINAR
EXERCISES AT THE INSTALLATION OF
REV. ]. Il. GEORGE BEGIN IN CHICA1IO'

Chicago. Oct D-Exercises In connee"o" -
the installation of the Rev. J. George - = - ~
dent OF the Chicago Theological Seminary "a, ,na
gun and will continue until Thursday' -.
churches of Chicago and the States oi - .-,,ces
bearing specially on the work Of the ministry ,. w.
day President Harper OF the university 49, esIa.
cago spoke In the seminary chapel on v,inistry"
tion Of the College TO the Work or S % the Congrs-
gational Club u ths Auditoripm Nar1 Woollsy
AS, uean ., Sosrnn SoK college and ProfeSs'
w n MacKerxfs were the principal sPVaA
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
LOVING CUP FOE ADMIRAL scBLgY

Dallas. Tex. Oct. "a handsome loving cup
was given 20 Rear Admiral Schley by this city to-
day. General NJ. NJ Crane made the presentation
speech.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
GENERAL sHAFTER ENTERTAINED.

Ballston Spa. n. Y. Oct % CSpeciaD. Major Cen
eral William r Shafter and Captain and Mrs WNl-
lam H McKittrick, of San Francisco. are being en-
tertRined by Mrs. Mary Redmond. a sister OF Cap
tain McKittrck.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

Registration came with a rush in more than
one borough of this big town before the last
chance had gone. The opportunities to swell
the registry lists by energetic and legitimate
means are now ended for this year. But the
pressing duty to use every honorable and legal
effort to get the registered voters TO the ballot
box is at hand. II should be busy time
until the polls close
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
NETWORK SOCIETY.

Many people will be in town to-day for the sec
ond annual bench show Of the Ladies' Kennel As
scciation at Madison Square Garden, and will re-
main for the opening tonight of Mrs Robert
Osborn's Play House. where. Judging from the
boxes and seats purchased at the auction sale last
week, the opening promises to be brilliant from
a social point of view The curtain will not go up
unth O'Clock, so that there will be less inter
ference with the dinner hour than Is usually the
case with theatrical performances.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21


The last section of the tail of Finland's inde-
pendent nationality has just disappeared down
the ravenous Muscovite gullet and the whole
fabric is undergoing the benevolent as
similation which Russia has always been so
ready and willing TO provide for its neighbors.
The four new ordinances Just promulgated at
Helsngfors provide, first. that the Senate and
its procedures shall be wholly under the con-
troll OF the Governor General; the second en-
powers the same authority TO dismiss any official
not appointed by the Gear; the third puts the
law courts under like control. and under the
fourth IL Is forbidden to bring any official Of
the State OF any grade to trial without the con-
sent OF ms superlors So far as statues go the
country is as completely RussianIzed as the
Russian section OF Poland and with the same
effect on the sentiments OF those belonging TO
the ext!nguished nationality.
With the ending OF the coal strike there
should be an ending Of the curse of smut smoke
which has for months past made New-York
seem like a terrestrial replica OF The Pit.
England is having almost as much trouble
with her Education bill she had with the
Corn laws half a century ago. with the promise
before her that in whatever way II Is settled the
malcontents will be about equal In numbers 70
the winners. and two or three times as hot
under the collar"
America will be much to the fore this week In
the ancient university OF ST. Andrews MIR.
Carnegie will the robes OF Lord Rector,
and degrees will be conferred upon Mr. Joseph
H Choate Mr.. Andrew ID. White, Professor
Alexander Graham Bell and others. The ties
Of affection and esteem between Scotland and
this republic have been close and strong for
many a year. and this occasion will assuredly
tend to make the bonds OF goodwill and true
friendship even more numerous and frmer and
faster. a health TO the Land Of the Thistle. OF
Walter Scott and Robert Burns,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

Is the raven OF woifert's Roost croaking
bird Of omen. like the sable messenger of evil
in Poes famous verses? Is it "Nevermore' and
lost Lenore'' in politics for Mr.. Bird Coler?
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21


James Henry Smith gave a large dinner party
at the club at Tuxedo last night. to which several
people went out from town. He is having extensive
which he purchased last spring. and the decora-
lions are not quite completed as yet.
The breakup OF the weekend house parties and
the pleasant weather had the effect OF bringing a
large contingent OF the fashionable into tho
city yesterday from the country. and many ia
We're those Of Mrs John f 'Gs Jacob Asor Mrss VIII
lam K. Vanderbilt. Mrs. c. 3. Alexander. Mrs.
James L. KefnocSan. Mrs. Sydney Dillon Ripley.
Miss Alice Babcock and Miss Whittier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt Reginald G.
Vanderbilt and Miss Cathleen Nelson have ar
ranged TO make automobile trip TO Washington.
and from there to Richmond starting next
Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles 3 Abercrombe and Miss
Elizabeth Osgood. who spent the season at Bar
Harbor and Lenox. have returned 70 town and are
stablished for the winter at their house. in
Madison Square.
1t is probable that Mrs Hermann oelrichs will
accompany her sister Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt IT.
to California about the middle OF next month Mr.
place. near Great Neck. Long Island
The Governor General Of Canada and Lady Minto
have been staying for the last few days with Dr.
and Mrs. W. Seward Webb at Shelburne Farms
VI Among the other members OF the house party
James a Burden. jr. Mr. and Mrs. j. Law
renee and Miss Lawrence. OF GrotOn Mass: Mr.
and Mrs. George Bird, Miss Bette Metcalf Mr. and
Mrs A. W. Bddle Gordon Fellows and Louis
Webb.
Ambassador Choate's house In East Sixty-third-
st. has been leased BY Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w
Harkness. who will occupy u this winter
Mr.. and Mrs. John z. Parsons and Mrs William
b. Strong have returned to town from Lenox for
the season. Mrs. Strong has been staying with her
daughter Mrs Albert Shattuck.
November has been the date for the
wedding OF Miss Mary De Peyster Bailey to ]. N
Charles. II will take place the house OF the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

brides father. Edmund s Bailey IN pr.-4
ty-fourth-sr ~'' +N west Seven
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

With the ending OF the coal strike there
should be an ending Of the curse of smut smoke
which has for months past made New-York
seem like terrestrial replica OF The Pit.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21

MI ana Mrs w, Rossiter Belts have arriv.s a.
LoWn from Southampton and opened their 49, - ~
Last seventy -fourth-st.. for the season S7 IN
New-York tribune., 1902-10-21
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

! and Bremen are:
Mrs. Dick.
Miss Mary 7. GayIey.
Colonel and Mrs. Jacob Z.
Greene.
Count Tiele-Winkler-
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiaedsr.
Mr. and Mrs II c. Tinker.
Mss Margaret Smallwoosi.