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LEGA

IN RE: ESTATE OF ANNIE CONNELL
late of the city of Scranton, county of
Lackawanna, deceased
Letters of administration upon the
above named estate having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons having
claims or demands against the same will
present them for payment, and all those
indebted thereto will make immediate
payment to
WILLIAM CONNELL.
Connell Building. Scranton, Pa.
WELLES & TORREY,
Attorneys for Estate.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
BLANCHE BATES AT THE ACADEMY.
UNDER TWO FLAGS"

The return Of Miss Blanche Bates, who appeared
last night at the Academy in the we'll known meo-
drama Of Under TWO Flags is a dramatic event
Of exceptional Importance, Miss Bates being by far
the most brilliant actress now before this public
The play has been recently and sufficiently de
scribed. and particular comment II, at this time
would be superfiuous The c0mmodous stage OF
the Academy admits Of superb scenic display, and
Mr. Belasco has amply improved every opportunity
OF enrfchiug this melodrama with pictorial effect
The sandstorm in the mountain pass is managed
with admirable skill. A few changes have been
made IN the cast. Miss Bates who was welcomed
with enthusiasm. is OF course. worthy Of much
better things than character of Cigarette, but
her embodiment OF this part is vital with passion
ate and tender feeling lovely for its pictorial quail
" and remarkable for that simplicity OF artistic
method which, without any sacrifice Of taste and
refinement produces the perfect effect Of nature
The success that was gained by Miss Bates, when
she PLAYED this part some time ago. at the Garden
Theatre has not been forgotten. 1t is more than
repeated now. The managers Of this actress viii
lose a rare opportunity. and will make a serious
mistake if they fail to advance her in the higher
walks Of the drama Such talents ought not to be
wasted on plays Of the slender calibre and evanes
cent value OF Under Two FIags'-remunerative
though they be- The finest things are also re-
rnuneratfve when they rightly done.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
AGAINST DOUBLE TAXATION


To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: As z citizen Of New-York, desire 10 IN
oorse the arguments in the communications OF
John Finck and "A Loyal New-Yorker." printed
in your columns against the perricious Mortgage
Tax bil now before the legislature OF the state or
Eew-York Il seems absurd for the legislature Of
the Empire State of the United States in this civil
iZed twentieth century TO be considering measure
20 tax debts. 1t is conceded that real estate In
New-york City IS well taxed. There is no escaping
real estate taxation. whereas many persons who
ought TO paw a tax personal property swear on
their assessment otherwise escape this taxation
The result OF this pernicious Mortgage Tax Dill
ss II seems me, will be double taxation-the
owner real estate will have 10 pay the usual real
estate his property and, in addition. pay a
tax on the money that he has borrowed on bona
enc mortgage. I am real estate owner IN Brook-
lFn and have a mortgage on my property IN the
mortgage Dc ed ] compelled to agree, IN case
q any tax being imposed on mortgages In future,
that the borrower should pay the tax Ihe agree
rnent referred to Is in printed form ana is imposed
on all nortgagors borrowing money from the cor =,
Ioraton from which / borrowed. understand
there are thousands Of similar agreements in New
before the legislature would, of course, lead 10
many thousand more such contracts Any mort
gage bill should be defeated. because il Will
impose double taxation. and upon q class or per-
Sons, real estate holders, principally owners ot
home Who already pay their fun share Of taxes.
ARTHUR L. J. SMITH.
New-York Feb. /. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
DIED..


FAYE-As P.sadsns, Cal. Monday January u 1901
Faye. IN the 57th year OF hts Funeral services
will be held az Trinity Chapel West 25th-st On E--
day morning. February = az 10 o'clock Kindly oFl's
flowers.
GAIE-on MONDAY. February 3. 1902 Sarah Helen Gale
Funeral services held late residences. No
ia Lexington ave Wednesday. February 5. at 40
D. Inrermert private
KNENAIS- SuI-sny. February 1. Anna Hotchkiss.
wife = - q W Kuevas and daughter OF the iase
Russell IIotcfSiss. Il NewHaven. Conn Funeral rom
he late RESIDENCE NJ - East 5stk-st. Tuesday,
February g. 81 %
PHIIIIPS on Sunday. February . 1902 Phillips.
daughter II the late Moses Harriet Kinney Phillips.
aged 80 wears. Funeral services viii held
February : al 2:20 ?. m.
STAPI.ES-On Saturday. February l. 1907. James ..
staples Funeral private Internent Tuesday In stock
bridge. Mass.
VAN SCHAICK-At Garden City. Long Island February
l. Ita Wood. wife Singleton Van Schaick. Funeral
az Garden city Cathedral Tuesday. February 1890
a. m
WILEYSuddenly on February s. 1902 Charles C wiley.
aged - years Funeral his late residence. No 6i3
West l3Sd-st. Thursday. 6th inst. 1s30 ..
spectfully invited. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
Hartford papers please
WooDHULI--At Chicago. February l. 1902 Rev. John
Yale 1850 Buried Grnton. Conn. where he preached
many years.
The woodIawn Cemetery.
- Borough OF Bronx. New City.
OIlee ~ East I'D Street - Nldson square SOUTH
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
A CORRECTION.

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir Ny attention has been called 10 telegram
from Albany. published in your issue of to-day
relative to the introduction Of an excise olll by
Assemblyman Bennett, which contains the following
Statement:
The hill s iudorsed by the German-A american
league. headed by George II. Davis which was
OF the fusion organizations IN the recent New
York City campaign.
This statement is an error George II. Davis has
not now and has not at any time, had any connec-
ton whatever with the German-American League
The Cierman-American League has not lndorsed
this bill nor any other excise measure. nor mas II
Considered any excise measure. and would there
fore request you publish this correction:
BENNO LOEWY.
Chairman Of the Executive Committee ana Actihs
President
New-York ian. 80, 1852.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
TO REGULATE CoMMoy CARRIERS RATES
THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE FAvoRs BILL TO
REMEDY DISCRIMINATION AGAINST THIS PORT.

REMEDY DISCRIMINATION AGAINST THIS PORT.
hill was introduced IN Albany last night at
+hA instance OF the New-York Produce Exchange
FOR the purpose OF regulating charges oy common
carriers enlargfng the powers Of the Board OF
Railroad Commissioners. and providing Tor the en-
forcenent of its recommendations.
The bill provides in substance. that rates charged
bv common carriers for transportation OF passen-
gers or property and for all terminal services shall
be lust and reasonable that there shall be no dis
elimination IN freight rates or terminal charges
between shippers; II prohibits any diferenttal or
greater rate any service rendered In the trans
portation and delivery OF property at the port Of
New-York than is charged for the same service
under like conditions by the same carrier or under
an agreement with other carriers. to any Atlantic
port outside the State It also provides for hear
ing before the Board OF Railroad Commissioners
for violations OF the law. and confers upon the
board in such cases power to fix the rate for the
future. II provides that the decisions and recon-
mendations Of the board shall be complied with
by the carrier unless modified or set aside by the
Supreme Court upon che application OF the carrier
II is believed that this bill, II enacted will afford
some measure of remedy for the discrininati ton
against this port and at the same time be Just TO
the carriers and preserve their legal rights.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
DIED.

ABEEL-on Saturday. February l. 1902; at Newark
of Nelson and Nina f. J. Abeel. aged 70 months and
2i Funeral services on Tuesday. February 4
II a. m. the residence Of Mr. +. Wolcott Jackson
No 65G High-st, Newark. y. J.
R,1 TvIN-At Brunswick. y. J.. February Ham,
r. Baldwin. IL d. Funeral notice hereafter
RR1CK-Entered into February 3 1902 Mrs J,,,a
rluna Brick in the SD O hera
Of The Joseph Keasbey Brick and daughter OF tn
late Horace Brewster. Funeral residence No S5
Iafayetteave.. Brooklyn. Wednesday. February al ,
o'clock
CARTER-At his residence Orange. " j. Janusr, =,
Carter, In the seth year OF his age Funeral SCI
vices at Hillside Presbyterian Church (HIRhIanJ g..
station Tuesday. February 4. D. m Rost
of Christopher or Barcley-st, 1850 = m Inter
rnent the convenience OF the family. - --
COOK-On sunday morning. February . 1902 EIs,v .,
Cook, widow Of John C. Cook in the 10Th wear of bs.
Rge Funeral services will be held az her lats rest5soo
No 69i WillOughby-ave., Brooklyn Tlesdsv
4. p m. Interment at Islip. Long Island 49,
DESNETT-At Flushing, Long Island. on SUNDAY E.,
ruary :. 1902, Jane NJ. widow OF the late A x p
bennett. the 7Sd year her age RELATIVE. =
respectfully invited attend funsreI So
vice from her late residence. 100 JamaFcs-als
Flushing. Thursday February at 2 % m Oar
riages in waiting arrival OF train fror, Long
Island City.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
YESTERDAYS TRIBUNE.
MoNsIGNoR DoANE MAKES A FEW PLEASANT
AND COMPLIMENTARY REMARKS THEREON.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: What inimtable letter that is OF l. N
F's from Berlin, in to-day's paper; what an ex-
haustive and interesting letter that of c. l. B.
anent our beloved Pontiff Leo XIII. and how well
w W. writes with regard to the Shakespeare
Baconian controversy which has been recently re-
vived. It leaves word to be said. punch
had a capital cartoon recently by Bernard Par
fridge It represents Shakespeare and Bacon strug-
cling with the works of Shakespeare between
them and Homer. 'the blind old bard of Sclos :
rocky isle" deprecating the contention and say, &
inrr IT ook here what does il matter which OF you
chaps wrote the others books? Goodness only
knows how many wrote mine! CNods, as usual
and exits) IL is entitled "Shacon and BAKE
sneare" After all. laugh IS the best way 70 dls-
rnse oP an abslrdtty. which certainly this theory
Is Py the wav Ex-Attache outdid himseit yes
terday. u H. DO@A->E'
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
MISS DE WOLFE AT THE SAVOY
.THE W. OF THE WORLD."

THE WAY Of It1E NOtNLD
Miss Elsie de Wolfe made her re-entrance last
night, at the Savoy Theatre, again presenting Mr..
Clyde Fitch's play called The Way Of the World "
Miss de Wolfe's acting has long been known and
esteemed for mental force and artistic skill, and.
in this Instance, 1t does all that be done for
fimsy play. Mr.. John Mason appeared in the prin-
cipaI male character investing 1t with the charm
of his peculiar dry. piquant manner and Mrs Clara
Bloodgood repeated her former success as a bold
and reckless woman OF affairs. Mr. Mason and
Mr. John l. Mackay have replaced Mr.. Frank
Mills and Mr. serrano. and the cast IS improved
by the change.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
THE STEAM WHISTLE NUISANCE.

10 the Editor of The Tribune.
ssr; / am IN hearty sympathy with the effort OF
waldo G. Morse 20 restrict the blowing OF steam
Whistles, as noticed in The Tribune Of to-day
me unnecessarily loud and prolonged whistiIng
~ Drlekyards and other manufactures at all hours
81 unles early az 3z5 q. m, along the Hud-
IN mas become a matter Of real distress 10 many
=, shoas and injury 20 property. In these days
Shsap clocks there is little need Of noisy alarms
g. y would seem eminently proper that legisla-
Dc invoked 20 protect the public comfort
xh., DOUGLAS MERRITT
''o'hebeek. n. Z. Jan 81 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
MELoDRAMA AT THE AMERICAN.
"CYRANO DE BERGERAC."

A revival of the romantic and meIodramatic play
OF "Cyrano de Bergerac" effected last night at
the American Theatre. Mr.. James f. Wilson pre-
sented his ideal Of Cyrano, Miss Lillian Bayer ap-
peared as RoXane, and Mr. Ralph Cummings ap
peared as Christian. The recurrence of this play
which has been much overrated from the first
suggests no new comment The performance of it
was earnest, careful, and respectable.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: To those who sympathize with Cuba the
Effective work done by The Tribune in her behalf
Is matter Of consolation. You have shown that
there is a moral as well material side 10 this
matter OF broad national interest and have given
evidence OF the ability in the management or
clean party newspaper TO rise above small ques-
nons OF narrow personal interests ana give Noice
70 the sentiments OF the great majority OF our
people, without reference TO party. For TINS. even
y the effort in behalf OF Cuba be unsuccesstui'
th2se who sympathize with Cuba VIII oe gfaieII3I'
Aew-YOrk. Feb ! 1902. HUGH kELl~h.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
GPOTT EXPLAINS NEW BOND ISSUE.
nrSoM1HAr1oN OF THE STOCK FOR THE BUYER
TO DETERMINE.

TO DETERMINE.
C,or+rolIer Grout yesterday felt called upon 10
- q statement with reference to the new bond
80 of Sgo0OoO0 bids for which will be opened on
Igbr,orv IS He said IL had always been the prac-
tice Of the city to issue or to reissue bonds In
,batever denominations were asked for by the
t,ars or holders of the bond The last Charter
peyision Commission recommended and the legls-
1at,,ra adopted a change in the law which pro-
bihited all or none" bids. and required each
hi5der TO take any part Of the amount bid for
.,tcn might be awarded TO him This was the
IL rew condition in the sale Its purpose clearly
S 0taS 10 enlarge the field Of competition so that
m";,bout excluding brokers and syndicates the city
mmigbt deal directly with the investors, who event
iinilv got the bonds. even when brokers or syndi-
cates Fought them fret.
."The question of the denomination Of any par
,t.,,Isr bond is now, it always has been," said
,Sa Sontroler "a question TO be determined solely
bI. the hi1ver of the bond. The city has never I'M
SseS anW restriction in that respect. and Will not
do so now This in short, is all there is In the
talk Of a SO bond issue"
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
PLANT; us IT ONLY A CHANGE OF MASTERS?"

dent so strong in character, so exceptionally eff
fective in situation. and impressive with pre-
ternatural atmosphere and spiritual suggestion
that II never fails to please the wonder is that
II should not oftener be acted. 1t was efficiently
presented on this occasion. and ii gave much pleas
ure to a considerable audience
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04

Highest temperature for yesterday 30 degrees lowest
degrees average. % degrees Average temperature
corresponding date last 2s Average
for corresponding date last twenty-five
81 degrees.
Local forecasts Fair to-day probably Wednesday;
stationary temperature; diminishing winds
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The annual Actors Fund benefit takes place this
afternoon at 13O o'clock, at Days Theatre. Daniel
Frohman has provided number of interesting
features. and a novelty ill be Charles Hawtrey's
appearance in a new one act play, presented here
for the first time. a long, varied and interesting
programme Is provided Miss Beatrice Herford
viii present a new monolosue, Rostand's play, in
one act. The Romanesques,' with Miss Irving
Miss Tyree, W. H. Thompson and others. will be
presented Francis Wilson. Christie Macdonald
Adele Richie Arthur Playfair the Hengler sis
ters and the comic trio from The Beauty and the
Beast''-NIessrs. Ross, Bulser and Cawthorne-are
among the features.
The Theatre for February appears in a new
dress the cover, designed by Messrs Herts and
Tauant being piece Of color work. The mag
azne contains pictures of scenes from the plays Of
''Du Barry" Dolly Warden and ''FroCks and
FrilIs" and portraits Of Eleonora Duse Mrs
Patrick Campbell. Miss Louisa Drew daughter OF
John Drew: Nine. Cave; Francis Wilson, in The
Toreador'': f. s. Willard. in The Cardinal: Nine
Ternina In La Tosca' and others. The text in
cludes criticisms Of recent plays interview with
Edward s Willard. estimate of Edwin Booth
nv Alfred Ayres; comments theatricals at Har-
ward and remarks on the opera.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
HEAD CUT OFF BOARDING 4 TRAIN
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT ON NEw-HAvEN LINE
AT PELHAM.

George J. Bass. seventeen years old. Of No.
i96 Union-ave.. New-Rochelle was decapitated
Yesterday while trying to board train Of the
New-Haver Railroad at Pelham Manor He
was employed by Walter T. Bell. a plumber. and
vvgs returning from an errand when the accident
occurred
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
Postomce Notice.

CShouId be read DAILY by all interested. changes
occur az tiue)
tcreign mails FOR the week ending February :, 1902
VIII close promptly in all Post
once as follows Parcels Nails cartier
tnan closing time shown below. Parcels mails for
1eTnlany close at ?. Wednesday, $ 8 Rhein
and Friday, .. > Phosncfa-
regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign
tranch half hour later than closing shown below
vNept that supplementary Nails f- Europe and Central
Branch).
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
MELoDRAMA AT THE MURRAY Hill
THE coRsIcAN BROTHERS

1.-THE COKSICAN BROTHERS."
The good old melodIama of 1.-The Corsican Broth
ers" was acted last night by Dir. Donneilys COM
pany at the Murray Hill Theatre. This play is so
interesting in story, richly diversified with Incl
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04

BARTOW-CRAGIN-O Monday. February B. 1902 at
residence Of her aunt. No - East Sth-st. by
Rev Florence Adele daughter
t'ragfu the Rev. Howard Key
Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST


INDIES
for Central Arcrica except costa Rical and south Pa
temaia must be directed per $ 5 Fnancs"1: at 10
m to4 a. a. N iS7 = a ;or
Bahamas and Santiago: per Saratoga; at II m.
(naii be directed per City OF washington')-
from Boston at tiI:8O P, for per
whPSEspAY5oA y. f0:.5s 70: Bsrmgda .ga fa, Pre-:
s1sr fors ny g3 az 10 a m }or HaIti psr Pins VIM
mail Tor Curacao. Venezuela. Trinidad British and
Wy: at $50 p M Arssntine Uruguay and Para
TaIsa admiral S sSnlsy , from T PailadsiRhla
Tabasc9 and chiapas Per Yueatan mail for other
PARIS 81 Mexico must be dlTSeted % Ger $ s. fqssIan
St. Croy LsewaTd and windward Islands and British.
FFIDSY&t III 80 p n for bahamas per Steamer from,
s.SSTtEDAY-At $50 m, for A5ssntlae Urusuay .ni
s % M for PSrto so Gurstao and veRasia Ps
directed per : 8 -"SaS @ S, ~ al & a. H. & I1 SoFt9 Eeo
1859 a M Fortune IsisEd Jamaica: savaniiia ana
must be directed per : s AIefs;hsan.yl at $50
per : Alps: at 10 a m for ,e cg6a per Mexico.
via MatSnzis ct, oTdrary mail only, which must 5.
directed per IuTlJy6 Tl 6a ,; at 80 2 m supple
pubic per 5. $ ssaiinoIe,
Mails for NswfoundlsIn5 BY 59u t. Norsh sydney and
lcoRneetins close here every Monday Wednesday and
msiI & (ufa 6y rail to FLORIDA and thsnse ~ S So s, p m.
dispatch Port Tampa. sundays a; 1850 a. M m.
Wednesdays and Fridays $3.50 a. m: FOR dispatrh
Miami. Mondays and Fridays II so p. m
for Mexico city. overland specially al
dispatch by steamer ONCE daily
except sunday at i5O D and 1iSO D m. Sundays
m and H. IN Mails for Costa RiCa Belize.
Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by rail Nev-Orleaus
thence by ST close this ohice except
Sunday II 40 ?. m. Sundays D. m. connecting
closes here Mondays for Belize Puerto Ccrtsz and
Guatemala, and Tuesdays for Rica) REGISTERED
mail closes az q p previous day.
TRASSPACIFIC NAILS
Mails Tahiti and Maruussas Islands via san Fran
CISCO close daily at $3.50 p up February "a.
inclusive tor dispatch s. Australia
Malls for China and japan via Seattle close here daily
Per s. Iyo Maru- Q:egstered mail must be directed
via Seattle')
Mails for Hawaii via Francisco cIose here daily at
$50 up 90 February 1lO inclusive for dispatch
Mails for Hawaii Japan China and Philippine Islands.
san Francsco. close here daily $50 D. up TO
February flo inclusive. for dispatch per = DOrc.
Mails for China and Japan. via Tacoma daily
at $50 12 70 February ia. inclusive. FOR dis
Malls Tor China and Japan. Vancouver close here
$50 p. February
patch. per Empress of China Registered
Z. s Postal Agency at Shanghai be Forwarded
Canacal-
Mails for Australia (except West Australia which IS
forwarded via Europe, Nevv-Zealand Fiji. Samoa and
after February y ana February inclusive or
arrival OF $ Campanis. due NeW-York FebruAry
-, for dispatch per $ Son0u.a-
TranSpScihc mails are forwsrded to of sailing daily
ton OF their uninterrupted overland transit fegsteri
mail closes at Q 2. m previous day
CcRNELIUS VAN COTT, Postmasssr.
Postofnce' New-fork. ~ T.. January 81. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Tribune's self
recording The dotted line empera-
ture as recorded at PerTy's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND TO-DATs FORECAST
Washington Feb. 3.-The storm OF sunday has
moved beyond the feld observation. although high
winds prevailed during the day In New-Ensland. the
lower lake Middle Atlantic states Maxi
mum veloclties ffty-six miles hour at Buffalo,
sixty miles and sixty-four miles at Block
Island recorded during the day. Very hue pre-
cipatioa has occurred except the Pacific Coast and
the upper lake region. Light s falling this
ing in the middle Ohio Valley and in Iowa The tenn
uerature degrees in Nev-E Eng
land New Eastern PENNSYLVANIA and in
the lower region II Is warmer in the middle Mis-
sisslppi Valley and the colder in the
Dakoas and The weather VIII continue fair
and cold in New-Engand and the Eastern districts.
II will be cloudy unsettled along the Gulf Coast, with
probably rain Tuesday and the lower Mississippi
N4Ila,- Law
New-York tribune., 1902-02-04
MARRIED..

Burnetts COcoainc kills dandrun alays irrfta-
tou and promotes the growth OF hair