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New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
rRANsPAcIFIC MAILS.
Mails for

,,,, ,o- Hawaii Japan China specially addressed
for the Philippine Islands via Francisco.
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ciIsfve for dispatch per $ s. Peru
San Francisco. close here daily az
go o. m up to December t22 inclusive. for dispatch
,tf. FOR china Japan via Vancouver and Victoria.
MAS % close here daily $50 D. to December
30 incHsive for dispatch s Empress OF India
.1Srcbandise for Postal Agency at Shanghai can
nj he forwarded via Canada
and Seattle. close here daily
a. 10 n m up December "a. inclusive for dispatch
Mo- the Phppne Islands. via San Francisco close
here daily at $50 D. m. to December WI nc!csiFe
for dispatch per U. s. transpert- ,.a,,a -v,t.L 4.
MAILS hol 10 EIropeD New-Zealand, FIJI. Samoa and
9awsH via san Francisco. close here daily az $50
= n after December f13 and up TO January -. IN
for dispatch Sonoma- III the Sonard
stesncer carving British mail for New Zealand
60 arrive in connect with this dspa5cn
extra rnais-cIosing at $50 a. NJ 9So a "a and $50
SUNDAYS at 4:30 a m. 81 a. m ana oSo p m
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Cunard steamer ,,r.-- x....-.t.. -rhso, ~os.
Zealand. which goes via san Fran
Islands (nail be specially ad-
via and Victoria b C., close here
day at D. to January 70 inclusive Tor DIS
5. Moana-
Mails Tor Tahiti Marquesas Islands. via San Fran
cisco close here daily at $50 N. up to January 10
ranspaci forwarded OF sailing daily
and tbe schedule clos is arranged ON the pre-
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istered mail closes at p N. previous Jay
Posto1ice New-YorlS. N. T. December II 1902
CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. Postmastssax ~
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
COLONIAL WARS SOCIETY ELECTION.

The annual meeting of the Colonial Wars Society
was held at Delmonicos last evening. The fol-
lowing officers, selected by the nominating COM
mittee were elected: Governor. James William
Reekman of New-York; deputy governor. James NJ
yarnun, of New-York; lieutenant governors. l. j.
Oakley Rhiuelander William Davies and Charles
cobernerhorn of New-York: secretary, Arthur
s Walcott; deputy secretary. Henry G. Sanford;
treasurer. Clarence Storm; register, Acasta MICH
o1s. chancellor Charles F. Darlington; surgeons
Jouis 8 Seaman and Charles l.. Dana: historian
Sidney H Carney jr.; chaplain. the rev f. ChdilaS
- r-Io- of Port Chester n. Y; genealogist,
pbtI,r ScbuvIer de Luze, of New-Rocheue
Following the election paper was read on some
vao,,,res of Education in the Colonies by James
Hure-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
WILL 60 TO WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY.
Bulk of Estate of Widow of DR.. C. K. Adams.

RedIands CaI Dec. 19-By the will OF the widow
of Dr. Charles Kendall Adams former president or
the University of Wisconsin, that institution VIII
recetve large mart of the estate The will was
filed to-day for probate, Robert Mathews. OF Roch-
ester, N Y. and Henry D. Fly, of this city, being
named as executors To Mrs. Adamss brother,
John Mathews OF Paterson, N j., is left SzOo'
and to a nunoer of relatives and friends are De-
oueathed various articles from her personal be-
longings.
Two valuable paintings are left 10 the regents OF
the University of Wisconsin. in addition TO the
books pamphlets and magazines OF PRESIDENT
Adams and all the residue of the estate, the same
TO be applied to the fellowship fund created under
the will Of President Adams.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
sOTHERN AS HAMLET

p,.tsburg. Dec. 1s.-The presentation OF Hamiet
at the Alvin Theatre tonight oy H. H. aotneih .n
al -.a;,,sd nv the large audience as an accepta-
W., ,novation The conception OF the character
-, M sothern differs materially from that pre-
ted nv Edwin Booth, notably so in the ghost
scene where Booth appeared cool and calm IN
-, itervIe>y with his fathers apparftion Mr. Soth-
- - 4. .xcited and his speech Is rather loud and
raD,d other differences of similar character ap-
near throughout the performances.
CeciI,a Lotus was Ophelia- and was regarded as
a success.
The staging of the play on a fine scale. and
,ba costunning unusually excellent and consistent.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
pEaRys VISIT STARTS RUMoRS.

,,au+anant Commander Robert E Peary' u ..
the Arctic explorer, visited the BROOKLYN Navy
Yard yesterday with several friends, and IT was Vas
-,,,oored that he would soon be designated oy the
NAVY Department head of the local
Tss and Docks TO take full charge OF the
,.,s,-,o onerations now in progress there Inc
stn-- ran that his appointment would be MADE
8, a few days and that he would enter upon MS
new duties on January /
commander Peary, who would not taik lof n' puo-
ucation, has been stationed at tne 80 -
-. &. masbinpton for the last fortnight on
,aInnorary duty, and It is understood that secre-
tary of the Navy Moody has been looking around
for a good berth for him.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
exuteITJoN AT TUXEDO PARK.

,-n5o PARK n Y, Dec. 10 (SpeciaD--An in
.a4r,oI exhibition of Tuxedo Park residents was
"a .. Tuxedo Town Hal Friday afternoon and
,sang under the supervision and direction of Mrs
C;renville Kane Among the eAnioits-oiiieieii'
-. of workmanship of the school children, car
on . o-k Of all descriptions. fancy laces en-
prn,derv. needework drawings. photographic work
srs some exhibited by Mrs Grenville Merrill.
stster OF Mrs George Vanderbilt, and wife or the
s - Ct Marys Church. the Rev G. G. Merrill,
recro ~ - a.. enc Misses Kane. Miss Katharine Doyle.
d ot pohb,ns Miss Lucia Hull. Miss Kate Hunter,
% Hotalns and John Smith miniature pict-
- - the birth of Christ" was exhibited by u.
Tari6 of Tuxedo.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20

mas handled with great freedom of touch follow
ing the clearly marked contours with directness
ana Vigor The white neckcloth tells picturesque
ly in the rich tonality Of the scheme. contrasting
ViVldly with the deep velvety blacks of the coat
and the subtly modulated shadows in the back
ground 1t is noble portrait finely interpreted,
ana bearing In this print not only the stamp of
viduaty
The exhibition Of American wood engravings at
the Lenox Library Building is to continue through
out the rest of this month and will remain open
until the middle of January 1t fully illustrates
history OF the art in this country from earliest
exemplars down to the men who are still uphold
ing Its honor despite all dscouragements and af-
lords an unusual opportunity for the study of
subject too often neglected
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
TO ATTEND GEN. SWAYNE's FUNERAL

At a meeting held at its rooms last night, the
Ohio Society. OF which General wager o"aSne was
a member and ex-president, decided to attend the
@,,reral which is TO be held in St Bartholomews
Church tomorrow afternoon, in a BODY COM
rnittee was also appointed to prepare set OF reso
,,t,ons The committee selected was az follows
General Henry l. Burnett, Colgate Hoy'' siit'oi
cou+bard Andrew ]. c. Foye, Warren Hlgley'
IT D rrundrett Leander H Crawl and Frank T.
I,oveland. Colgate Hoyt, the president VINO occ"-
Mod the chair made short speech expressive OF
the feelings of the members Of the society In the
loss Of its ex-president General Swayhe uouS
,,11 no buried In Arlington Cemetery, washington
- Mordav A service will be held there under the
a,,action of the War Department.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
Washington

Washineton Dec. 19.-The following army orders
have been issued:
The designations Of Cadets RAYMOND A I.ANIGAN and
JOHN n. MERRILL ,Jr fourth class, Military
Academy, have been accepted
f,anaIn LLOYD S. MCCORMICK. to Fort Leavenworth to
relieve Captain FREDERIC H. POMEROY. who Will
Chicago.
First Lieutenant CHARLES F. FAUIKER, sth Infantry
Skagway, Alaska.
First Lieutenant THOMAS w GUM. Goth Infantry is
detailed as recorder of the examining Fort
Sheridan
First Lieutenant JOSIAH MINUS. Goth Infantry re-
lieved.
Captain CHARLES s. LINCOLN I'd Infantry, to Fort
Wayne.
Captain STEPHEN NJ. FOOTE. artillery corps to Wash
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY FUND.

AT . M o-.has4ra last Thursday meeting was
'aa 80 oraer 10 take action concerning the yearly
cas 90 COX ooo or more which has been pledged to
the philharmonic Society. for use curing the mex next
four years. announced in me irloune .aSa
'., o,,ar the new fund, and almost unanimously
voted to give into the fund annually ten per cent
or their individual shares of the earnings OF tne
organization A preliminary meetihs Vi ose
most interested will be heio io0~S -
plans--
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
FORECAST Fer TODAY AND SUNDAY

For England. fair to-day. colder in the interior:
Sunday snow in north rain in south portion:
fresh north winds
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and Eastern
Pennsylvania cloudy to-day, rain night Sunday:
colder Sunday; light fresh south winds
For Eastern N~w-York, increasing cloudiness to-day;
rain In west portion colder in north por-
,ions rain or night and Sunday; variable winds
becoming northeast and increasing
For Jersey and Delaware. increasing cIoudness
today rain night and Sunday: colder Sunday in
r,or. variable winds becoming east and increasing
For Western Pennsylvania rair in south, rain
north portion today increasing south Winds Sunday
and colder
For Western New-York rain snow to- day colder
northeast norton Winds becoming fresh
10 brisk; Sunday colder
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

SATURDAY-At m Europe, per 3 Lucania Via
Queenstown: at T3O a. m. for Netherlands direct,
per s s. Noordam (man be directed per $ Moor
DAM: m for Belgium direct. 3 Nader-
mail be directed per s. Naderiand' ,:
e3O Scotland direct. s. Ethiopia mail
directed per s. Ethiopia); at 10 a n for
Islands, S. s. Pentn5uar.
PRINTED MATTER ErC--This steamer takes Prtntet
Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
he o for other Of
Europe will be sent by this ship unless specially
directed by her.
After the closing the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above, additional Supplementary Mails
opened the piers OF the American. English French
and remain until within Ten
Minutes of the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
GEN. sANcHEz-HEcHAvARR BURIED.

Santiago, Dec. 19.-The funeral of General Fran
cisco Sanchez -Hechavarria formerly Governor of
this Province. who died on December II, occurred
this afternoon, and was very largely attended The
business houses of Santiago closed their doors The
funeral procession included the municipal and
provincial officials members of the Chamber of
Commerce. the Rural Guard, the police and fire.
men, In ALL two thousand people followed
the body. There five wagons heavily loaded
with flowers. The flags of the city were at half
mast.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
PRESIDENT TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL

Washington Dec. 19.-President Roosevelt ex-
meets to attend the funeral of Mrs. Julia Dent
Grant in the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
Church to-rnorrsw morning. Members OF the Cao-
met of the diplomatic corps and Of both houses
Of Congress and representatives OF the uid"u .
Ar,,v OF the RepubIic the Loyal Legion. the Union
veteran Legion. the Army of the Tennessee. the
ARMY of the Cumberland and the Army OF the
Ohio also will be present The church services Will
he
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
6pselal Notirss-
New England Society

CITY OF NETWORK.
TO the Members OF the New England Society.
The Annual Sermon before the New England Society
on Forefathers' Day will be preached by the Rev. Ed
ward B. Coe d. D.. Collegiate Reformed Church.
Firth Avenue. corner Forty-eighth Street.
tsundayl December 2lst: at o'clock p NJ Seats viii
be reserved 755 o'clock full attendance Of
members Of the Society their families earnestly
desired EDMUND I, STFDMAN Presidsur-
GEORGE WILSON, Secretary.
An election Of twenty managers OF the New York
institution the Blind
tion will be held Institution, Street and
Avenue, at o'clock Afternoon o Wednesday
eember oath. 1902
CHARLES H MARSHALL, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
"TANNHAusER" REPEATED.

Nine Nordica being still under the weather be-
cause of the tempestuous voyage which she was
compelled to endure Tristan und Isolde" was put
aside at the opera house last night and lahh-
hauser" performed instead, with people In the cast
headed by Nine Gadsk, who have won and re-
ceived praise days ago. The performance was an
admirable one. Mr.. Antilles grew In the good
opinion of the audience. and Nine. GadsN again
raised the question whether or not she has had an
eonaI in the mart of Elizabeth since Wagners opera
becam
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
ppEs,nENT SENDS HIS PORTRAIT.

chief If Police Benjamin Murphy. of Jersey CITY,
has received from President hooseVeit a lIaiiieu me-
r.ooranb Of himself with his signature and date
i.I,a,nber Q 1902" The picture shows the Presl-
aort sitting at his desk and gives IRON view.
chief Murphy often escorts the President through
~. pennsylvania station. and he saw him at the
i~e0e ~ Tha nsc,ure hangs In the chiefs office at
Irsoy city Police Headquarters
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
REQUESTS OF EZRA BENEDICT.
Out of Estate of s2,25o,OoO, $4,000 for
Charity

Albany. Dec Is-The will of Ezra Benedict.
I,,rnber merchant who died on November ~ nleo
for probate to-day, dsposes or an estate es'ii ,
- horo 20 sso 600 Charitable in stitutions receive
ss5 Ooo The residue is divided among relatives
Ezra H Stevens. his cousin, who was his private
secretary. receives three-ffths the American Bap-
tist Home Missionary Society receives sio'oOo i .e
go,,,st MISSIONARY Union, 10000. and the Baptist
Publication Society S. 600.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
THE PASSING THRONG.

John W. Bates one of the committee of railroad
men which came to this country from England
about two years ago TO study
WHY ARE methods of operation on American
AMERICANS roads, is again visiting the United
STRENUOUS? States. and staying at the Holland
House. Mr.. Bates is connected
with the London and Southeastern Railroad. He
said: When I here year ago last sum-
the thing that impressed me most deeply
was the wonderful atmosphere of New-York- The
city's air was clean. 1t was like champagne To
get out into the sunlight incentive to go at
things with animation I said to myself: Here
is the solution of the problem 1t is the atrnos-
phere 1t is stimulant all the time No wonder
the Americans work like madmen.' Then thought
of dingy London, with its fogs and its depressing
atmosphere and its dirt. must however revise
my opinion. This time find the New-York air as
dirty London's, if not even dirtier md the
atmosphere cogged and choked with dirt and SCOT
and smoke. Really 1 have felt quite at home AT
the same time have seen no diminution of indus
try Therefore 1 must find some other cause for
the great activity and strenuous energy OF the
American"
William 7. Wales. of Dallas, Tex. said at the
Rossmore Hotel yesterday: There's a great con-
trast in the interest OF the people
COWBOYS here and in the Southwest over the
GOING TO situation in Venezuela. Before L
VENEZUELA left Dallas received a report from
three ranches of my own. and
found that half of the cattemen on one OF them
had banded together and started for Galveston
from which point they were to embark Tor Nenez-
uela Several other ranch owners told me tnat
their cowboys were in the same state OF excite
ment I think il is due to the stories brought back
home by those that enlisted in the Spanish war
Those in most cases foremen of the COW
punchers. and better class than are now desrous
of enlisting. The cattlemen that now going out
lazy shiftless lot. many Of them being nah-
breeds and in my opinion. Venezuela will not De
able to get much fight out of them
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
Postomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested. changes
any tne-) ...
Foreign mails week ending December 20 1902.
will close (promptIy all the General Post
office as follows: Parcels earlier
closing shown below. ParcslsPost mails r9r
Germany close d. Sunday. per J. DeutScnlanos
Friday, s. s. Patricia
Regular supplementary mails close at foreign 5ta
tior half hour later than closing time shown below
except Supplementary Mails Europe and Central
America, Colon. later at Foreign Sta
tou).
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
CONVERTING N. Y. C. BONDS,

London Dec 19-The Morgans are converting the
old New-York Central bonds, of which there are
several issues outstanding. About $50 100000 con-
sists OF old sterling bonds. which will be paid off
here on January l. The remainder, about $4,000
co., part held here and part in New-York. will be
paid off or converted into issue Of the same
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
1902 1R1

The temperature yesterday: Highest 45; lowest 81;
average 80 average corresponding date last o.
average for corresponding twenty-five years 81
Local Increasing cloudness to-day rain or
snow night and Sunday. variable winds. becoming
northeast and tnSreasnS.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES

sATT-RDAY-At $50 a. for Mexico per s. Ma
tanzas via Tampco (maiI must be directed per
Ma+anzas''1- at o m. for 3
foamo: at o a Complementary $50 a. nj for Cura
Gao and Venezuela. 3 Maracatoo (nail for SaFa
nia and Cartagena must be directed per > $; Mara
Pernarnbuco Bahia and Rio Janeiro mail Northern
Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay must be
Srects5 sper s. Coleridge'); $50 a. M (sup-
nenoentary 10 80 a M Fortune Island jamaica
EayanIIa Cartagena and Greytown, per Allegnany
CmaiI for Costa Rica must be directed per Al
Isehany''l. al 10 a. for Cuba. 8. Mexico.
via Havana: at 10 a for ST Marc. Port Prince.
Any caves and (rnail for other parts Hayri
Curacao. Venezuela. Trinidad. British and Dutch
Guiana must be directed per Prins F. Hem
Srick'T1. al 10 a. for Grenada and Trinidad per
= 3 Grenada at II a. m. for Inasua and Hayti per
sIIxpAY~At 7 m. for Argentine. Uruguay and Para
quay per 8. Casda-
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Mails for Newfoundland by rail- to North sydney
by close this office daily
Sconnectug close every Monday. Wednesday and
Sa41rday1 Mails Miquelon. by rail- 70 Boston. and
close at this Office daily $50
SIsiIs for cuba by Tampa. Fla and themes
close at Office daily, Thursday
~ f5.3O a. m (the connecting closes
Saturdaysl. Mails
civ overland unless specially addressed for dispatch
this Office daily.
I3ao m and 80 D. Sundays a. D. IL so
: Mails for Costa Rica- Belize, Puerto COrtez and
r1aTI for Guatemala, New-OrIeans and
.Sna ~ steamer this Office daily except Sun
1nenes D.. m and t11:30 D. at
M and I'll 80 D. connecting closes here Mondays
inf Belize Puerto Cortez and letter
81 tf-ustenaIa Tuesdays at 11I:30 Costa
Pqca1 fRegistered mail closes at ?. previous day.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20

ALBRO-At White Plains, N. Y on Friday. December
10 1892 H Albro in the ssth year of his
age. Funeral service from his late residence on
Sunday. December a. at D. Carriages will meet
train leaving Grand Ceptral Depot At lao p m
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
ra,s1rNr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous line shows
In pressure by Trbunes self-recording
barometer line shows the temperature
corded the local Weather Bureau.
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes for the last
tyfour in comparison with the corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20

THE TRIBUNE VIII bs mailed to Cuba Porto Rico.
Hawaii and the Philippines without extra expense tor ror
egn postage.
points all countries IN the Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE Will be mailed al the fol-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Charles Dalton and Hilda Spong for "Ulys-
ses"-The Bostonians May Carry De
Koven Around the Globe

A previous runor practically confirmed yes
tardav that when Stephen Phillips's drama
ULYSSES is produced in this city in Feoru-
ary Charles Dalton. who Will be remem-
bered for his part In THE Sign OF the Cross
will play the title role. assumed by Beerpohm
Tree I'm London: and Miss Hilda Spong Will play
,ha ,ar+ Of Calypso intended for Mrs. Brown
Potter In the original production. 1t is certain
that Miss spong will be in the cast, at any rate
she may play Penelope. The choice of Mr.. Dalton
is said to have been at his own suggestion, which
met Mr. Frohman's approval.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20

If the Bostonians cancel their remaining
dates for the season. 1t is probable that they Will
sail from Vancouver January s for tour
in Australia New-Zealand the Philippines, Hong
Kong and India. A South African tour Is also
being planned. to follow this trip, and to be III
turn followed by a tour of the British provinces
and final run in London. If these plans are
carried out in full the company will be absent
two years and come back 20 New-York having
completed a circuit of the globe Robin Hood
and Maid Marian will be sung, with the
possibility of THE Serenade.' and q new opera.
The Queen Of the Adriatic.'
The first act of Brother Officers will be part
of the programme at the Georgia Cayvan benefit.
with William Faversham Margaret Anglin and
William Courtlegh, of the original cast at the
Empire, in the roles they then played.
Thomas O. seabrooke was Ill last night and his
part in "A Chinese Honeymoon was taken by Fred
Mace the assistant stage manager, who was for
nerly dentist in Erie and started In at the Casino
as memb-- of the chorus.
Ninety-three dollars and seventy five cents
worth of ribbor-tied wreaths OF holly
Theatre Yesterday in florists van, consigned to
Ed Smith," property man. There is no such en-
ploye at the theatre. so the florist took his bill
around to the box office for an explanation. He
was gently but firmly assured that there was
nothing doing" and departed with his wreaths.
rurmuring '1Stung again" Later in the day two
more florists had orders for wreaths flowers to
be delivered to the ED. Smith" at the
place but they were wiser, and called up the thea
tre first The police are looking for the man
five feet four inches TALL with a black derby hat
who gave the orders
Miss Alice Roosevelt was one OF g. large pox party
at the Criterion last evening.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
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ana nrevents the from falling out
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20

AIbro. William H
Biddle, Harriet S.
Dunn. Louise B.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-20
MARRIED.

,tYv1 rFf-r<-December IT, 81 East s3d-st..
nv the Rev Ernest NJ Stres. Louise Gordon daughter
y; Mrs Ernest Hamilton Peck 10 Dudley F. Phelps. Jr
x,rrr CON TOD-On the 10th December. Elmpark
E.dnhdIrxb by Thomas Kennedy. d. D.. julia
SauphfeT Of the late Andrew Tod and niece OF
Iohn stewart Kennedy. TO Mr. George Heron VIII
SON. O. Hawick, Scotland
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