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New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
MOVEMENTS OF STARS.

Een-y Irving and Miss Ellen Terry acted IN
kracuse last night. They VIII appear IN Albany
n Wednesday, IN Springfield On Friday. and in
boston next Monday, February AIr. John
Drew appeared last night in Chicago----Miss Viola
Allen Is acting II San Francisco. Mrs Patrick
campbell raised the standard Of the Serious
Drama" last night in Stuart Robson
D IN lphfa...... Frederick Warde IS in
peaver-.----Otls Skinner viii appear in Baltimore
b. March T..--..E. S. Willard acted last night in
tlac;nnst! Daniel Frawley is acting in Los
Angeles. Mrs Fiske is exceedingly prosperous in
chicago. Miss Elsie Leslie and Mr. E. J. Morgan,
bciing IL The Christian" appeared last night IN
Jersey City Edward Harrigan viii appear in
Philadelphia on February q, presenting "Old
lavender WiItred Clarke appeared yesterday
h Zsith's Theatre
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
EDUCATION SALARIES NOT YET CUT.

BOARD HAS REVISED LIST READY. But FAILS
TO ADOPT IT.
The Board OF Education last night made an er-
fort to fulfil some OF the ante-election promises
by trying 70 put through the report OF a com
mittee that had been appointed TO revise the
salary list OF the employees OF the board. The list
did not 90 through because several members OF
the old board wanted opportunity 20 examine
the list, and IL went over TO the next meeting
The reductions applied only the small salaried
men, boys and women. and no mention was made
OF the 5000 year supervisors. who. II IS said
got big salary for doing nothing The execu-
tive committee made report that IL had laid out
the city districts required by law beginning
az l and running Up IS.
Mr.. Lumms's motion put through the salary
OF the supervisor or lectures which had been left
over from the last meeting, sheIvsd by re-
ferrins it 10 a committee that has been appointed
fix salaries.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
THE DRAMA.
MSS cRosMAN as NELL GwYN-rHE-
ATRE REPUBLIC.

Miss Crosman changed the bill last night. at the
Republic. discarding Joan Of the Shoals" and re-
wing Mistress NelI'-the drama, by Mr.. George
= Ezazeltine IN which she was so prosperous las,
ao- lst WaIack's in April. I90l) and IN which
.ssr the name Of Nell Gwyn," she gives such a
5yacious and sparkling embodiment OF feminine
s-oIsc and mischief The play cannot be thought
:, rso1iIre present description. Il was a patch-
,,-k al the first. and Il has undergone no change
re poitcaI intrigue continues to be an absurdirv
.,s irs lack Of symmetrical form and continuous
overuent continues 10 indicate the hand of the am
-,a,,- c-aua-ist- But, in & sequence of loosely
.,ir-sd scenes. IL affords opportunity for the dis
- of a uadcap adventures, and Miss Crosman
tss araply improved this opportunity in a charm
80 revelation Of her abundant animal spirits TO-
+,sr with the inward earnestness and outward
&C that are the chief constituents Of her pleas
ing personality
Sow as before. the attributes that chiefly i'm
Is thoughtful observer Of Miss Crosman's act
- are deep sincerity. inpetuous movement ample
---ts-v winning sweetness and remarkable freedom
= EXPRESSIVE gesture. No attempt is made TO
- e more q disclosure than an fmpersonation;
rr. the actress IS bright with mirth piquant with
o,yet-v and lovely with feminine aIurement: and
sbs completely animates the play and sustains II
-4b her ex.beraace Of cheerful vitality Her suc-
,sss with the public was long ago recognized: il
o,+,n1,es and undoubtedly IL will increase 4 pro-
s.,--son Of las You Like It. IS inrir1ated Miss
--oe7na- has played Rosalind elsewhere and her
,s-.orrnapce OF that exceedingly difrcult part is
,ss n he fluent and spirited.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11

BAKER-Suddenly Newark. N J.. on February g
1902 Daniel W. son OF the late Daniel ".
private.
1902 Louise Wallace Rose wife CHARLES n Black
Notice OF funeral later
FIsKE-In this city. Monday February 10 Fred
Flske at the residence ot his daughter Mrs ] n Nc
after.
HINE-At Nev-SfIford Conn. February . James Hin.
NJ D, in the soth year OF his Funeral Wednesday
February T. at 3 o'clock
ruary O. Miss Eliza J. Hoyt, daughter OF the Ezra
and Eliza Hoyt. and sister OF Dr. Ezra Hoyt. New
York City Funeral at her late residence Thursday
February Is, at 2SO D. m
HYDE-On Sunday February Q. Margaret M daughter Of
the late Henry II. and Margaret a Hyde MontcIair
J. Relatives and friends invited funeral
ruary H. O'Clock p. m. Interment at Roselale
Cemetery. Orange. n. j.. on Wednesday.
KERR-At his residence Newburg N Y SATURDAY.
evening. November s. Charles L c. Kerr. Funeral
afternoon, at 2:sO O'Clock
LAKE-on Monday February 10. 1902 Jacobus raks -
the 18th year OF his age Funeral services from his
residence. Lake Place. Gravesend Va5resd.,-
February IL, at D. m. Interment in Greenwood 49,
LEEs-on February s. at her residence 'EIazelwood :.
Highbridse. New-York City Susanna p Les vrFs .,
the late James Lees in the 18th year or her a~e
Carriages Hghbridse win meet i.io train fTonn
Grand Central Depot W
LEFFINGWELLs-On Sunday, February a 100, -. -,
residence. West Orange. n j., Henry LeningweIl in
the 18th year OF his Funeral services al tha
dence OF his No 54 Elunwood-ave At5St.Ia1- @
N j.. on Tuesday, February II. at $50 o. m Infar,
ment private New-tiaven and San Francisco paners
please F-E%9
PLATT-At residence No 2O4o 7th-ava NSs,v vo-s
City on the sth day OF February, Mar
daughter OF the late James Russell. OF Boston Mas
Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
cLOAKNAKERs ARBLrRArE.

HEAD. was great excitement yesterday at the
Frs, Of the CIoakmal1ers' Union, No. s
tfsffo- over the success OF a system OF arbi-
tyo t''oa. which had been put in practice week or
Ratas % avoid strikes in the spring. Shop dele
ths. -un Dozens Of firms came in with reports
bounced 'sSsetaents had been signed. It an
Isfs maker wiz their employer This year both Cloak %
strikes r. manufacturers were anxious 10 avoid
ttrpted b. pan OF arbitration proposed and ac-
sae many OF the manufacturers for
waEs sci.eSSff OF each firm 20 prepare their own
s-lile1 arnie5 aac have the question Of the wages
COMMITTEES saDiy between the firm and q union
tsasrsl instead Of having the union make
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
FRENCH LECTURER ARRIVES.

NJ lie POUX a PASSENGER on LA GAsCoGNE.
SIGHTED OFF FIRE ISLAND LAST NIGHT.
II is expected that Robert Henri Hughes lie
Roux. the French savant. who is TO deliver
series of lectures Harvard and in this and other
cities will arrive here to-day the steamer La
GasCogEe, which sighted of Fire Island at
1927 o'clock last night. NJ lie ROuX is Partisan
journalist, and contributes 70 the Figaro" and
the Journal" He is the author OF several novels.
has translated from the Russian StepniakS I'm
derground Russia and has written play drawn
from his novel Tout pour IHOuneUT.'
The subject Of his course of eight lectures before
the Harvard Cercle Francais Is The French
Novel and French Society These lectures will
be given February q II. L. 10 u - IS IS at
Sanders Theatre, Cambridge.
Besides lecturing in Harvard, he will visit about
forty of the cities Of the United States and lecture
ar many Of the universities The Hyde lecturers
preceding NJ Hughes lie ROux were NJ CASTOR
Deschamps. NJ. Henri de Regnier. NJ Edousrd Rod
and NJ. Rene DOumic.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11

married April It. 1850. In April, 1900, the couple
celebrated their golden wedding. which was the
social affair Of the season here Mrs Odell leaves
her husband and the following children: Governor
Odeu. Hiram B. OdelI. postmaster Of Newburg;
George c. T. OdeIl professor in Columbia Uni
versity and the Misses Ophelia and Clara Odell.
The funeral OF Mrs. Odell will be held on Wednes-
dav morning at II o'clock Services Will be
Quoted by the Rev. r. H. Beattie, pastor OF the
vas member The burial will be Woodlawn
Csmerery here. Governor Odell will remain in New
bure until after the funeral.
The annual banquet Of the Newburg Lincoln AS
sociation. which TO be held Wednesday. mas
been postponed for week account OF the death
Of Governor Odells mother. The Governor was 10
he the guest OF honor and President-elect Thomas
Estrada Palma of Cuba TO be present.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
DEATH CAUSES GRIEF AT ALBANY

Albany, Feb. 10.-The announcement Of the death
of Mrs OdeI mother OF Governor Odell caused
profound grief in this city. The closing functions
Of the social season AT the Executive Mansion, in
cludng a reception Thursday to Sir Henry
Irving and Miss Ellen Terry, have been declared
off.
THE hearing the bill abolishing boards OF man
ayers OF state hospitals for the insane. which was
10 have taken place tomorrow before the Gov
ernor has been indefinitely postponed. All official
engaRernents which the Governor may have for this
week nave also been cancelled
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
FARCE AT THE MADISON SQUARE.
"ON THE QUIET

wr William Collier made his re-entrance AZ the
zsas,soa Square Theatre last night again present
t,v Mr Thomas farcical play called "Ou the
Quiet; and again he impaired pleasure and was
-euarded with sympathetic applause The plav
and the performance were current at this theatre
q wear ago they were favorabIy received at that
time End they perfectly well known The
ludIcrous complications resultant from secret
marriage between an impatient coIlegian and run
away heiress were again found TO be interesting
and laughable, and M Golfers denure and ingen-
uous demeanor, dry. involuntary hunor and brisk
acton were again observed as excellent uualffca-
tons OF an eccentric comedian Much OF the art OF
Mr. Collier consists IN his faculty for sustaining
impertur5ahIe gravity under Iudcrous circunl-
stances and M-. Thomas has provided him with
play in when This faculty can be employed 10 ad-
vantage. The farce is slightly reminiscent of Her
man Merivsles play OF The Don" in which that
admirable comedian Mr. John L Toole. gave such
delightful performance, years ago. IN London.
Both plays coulically portray OF the possible
consequences Of clandestne introduction Of woul-
within the scholastic precincts of a University
In MT. Thouas's play the scene is laid partly at
Yale Mr. Collier. as Robert Ridgway. brings in
nocent mirth and happy laughter. and his return
IS recorded as one OF the cheeriest incidents Of
lcng, laoor1ous and oreary season W. ".
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
MR- nAMROSCH,S LECTURES.

At the Wagner recital by Mr.. Waiter Damrosch
at Days Theatre this afternoon, when the subject
be treated viii be Die Walkure," Mr.. Damrosch
will have the assistance Of Herr Dippel At the
"siegfried" recital on Friday. Nine Gadsh and
Mile FRITZ Scher will sing Briinnhildes Awaken
ing and the Bird song At the 'G0tterdanmer-
ung'' recital Nine. Schuman-Henk viii sing Wal
trautes Recital ''Die Mestersinger,'' which is to
be a morning entertainment, will end the course.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
RESTRAIN THE NUISANCE.
From The Boston Herald.

tIOTn Ihe Boston HeraId-
IL IS proposed TO tax posters in New-York and
legislation Is now being sought for this purpose
The idea is to regulate the business and 10 make
II less haring and obtrusve TO the detrfment OF
the landscape. The measure is not prohIbitve in
its provisions, but ii is framed that posters
and bills may be displayed the Condition that a
tax be paid on them at the rate OF one cert for
each two square feet of surface. Onethird OF this
revenue is 70 go 10 the State and wo-thirds TO the
county where the poster is displayed This is no
new thing. Posters taxed in every country
In Europe. and those countries are beneF+ed IN
more ways than one. The tax has been found 10
have restraining influence in various dIrections
and the posters do not cover al outdoors
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
SIXTY TWO YEARS MARRIED.

Mr. AND MRS FOWLER TO CELEBRATE THEIR
ANNIVERSARY TOMORROW
Mr. and Mrs. J o. Fowler will celebrate the
sixty-second anniversary OF their marriage to-mor-
row evening at their home. No. 32S West Fifty
seventh-st. They were married by the Rev. Henry
Chase then in charge Of the Mariners Church. and
are both in excellent health.
Mr.. Fowler a member OF the old Duane Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. and for number OF
years was president OF the board OF trustees. He
is now q member OF St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church. Mr.. Fowler was for thirty years in the
grocery business on the West Side. and was one of
the three commissioners who organized the Irving
Insurance Company. He says that he was ac-
duaInted with Horace Greeley and Mr.. McElrath
ana has subscribed for and enjoyed reading The
Tribune for more than fifty years.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.

The gowns and the scenery and the lights and the
funny men and the choral pulchritude OF The
Little Duchess" were ali transferred last night
from the Casino 10 the Harlem Opera House Miss
Anna Held and her company began an engagement
Of week, and were greeted by large audience. to
which souvenirs Of the occasion were distributed.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11

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COUNT ToLsToY SUFFERS A RELAPSE

London. Feb. 1O-vladimr Tchertkof Count Toll
stoys agent in England has received alarming ad-
vices regarding the condition Of the Russian re-
former who is I'm the Crimca. After improving in
health, Count rolstoy suffered a relapse, which
has caused serious anxiety lie is suffering from
heart failure and Inflammation of the lungs
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
DIED.

sHEDD-on February 1892 Lucy A shsdd vtdow ,ef q
William @ T Shedd. d. D. at her resicence Nc -,
Madison-ave Funeral service viii be held at her iaLe
residence Tuesday. February II. az l9-So a. m n
terent the convenience Of the family Please onn-I
flowers
STROUT-Entered into lingering Illness. on
SATURDAY., February s 1902 Albion P Strout IN his
18th Funeral services At bis late resdence NO
800 Carlton ave Brooklyn. Tuesday evening zee
IL 1902 al T.45 InterInent az eonve1isncs
OF family Please omit flowers Portland (Ae-J and
Boston papers please COPY
SULLIVAN-On Monday morning. February 10 AFTER
very Illness Charles sullivan year OF
his age. Notice OF funeral later
vARICK-
NETWORK STATE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI
NsW-Torz- February 10Th. 1907
General Order With made OF rns
death Manchester. NeWHaHpshlre. Saturday. Fen
Sth. 1902. OF John Barnes VariCk member OF
the New-York State Society OF the Cincinnati
NICHOLAS FISH President
BY order F x. PENDLETON. Secretary
wEEK-Entered sunday morning. February ?.
1902. Elizabeth Wtnslow. widow OF the late De VIII
Clinton Weeks. IN the SlsJ year OF her Relatives
friends invited attend services az her late
residence Mott-ave. and 163d-sr. NeW-YOrk City. On
Tuesday. February II, 1So2. at II o'clock A N
The woodInwn Cemetery.
Borough OF Bronx. New York CITY
ONCE 20 East e3d street. Madison Square SOUTH
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
Pn<ronc. NoFfcr

SHOULD be read DAILY by all interested changes
may any tineJ
Foreign mails for the week ending February IS. 1907
VIII close promptly in all
as follows Parcels Post Mails close earlier
closing time
ESesllaE snd suPPleneatary mails close Foreisn
Hranch haI hour later than closing time
Supplementary Europe and Central
America, Via Colon. close later az Foreign
Branch.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
MURRAY HILL THEATRE.

4 revival Of Dion Boucicaults favorite old Irish
bsy The Shsughraun" was made yesterday at the
Murray HM Theatre. and was warmly welcomed
IRi thoroughly enjoyed by the audiences OF the
E.isrnoon and evening It VIII be continued
-n,1rl,rI h
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
1902 1901.

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees lowest q
average 28 average temperature for corresponding
last year % corresponding
last twenty-five years. 80
General torecaEt-Fair to-day and Wednesday; rising
temperature Wednesday; fresh northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
AMERIcAN-"vANITY FAIR' -

TIE stage version Of Thackeray's Vanity Fair
shich made by Charles Coghlan short time
before his death was played last night at the
American Theatre It IS 10 be continued through
IRE week with the customary two performances
szch DAY
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
THE PASSING THRONG.

B A Quaritch. OF Londou the well known book
collector and dealer and Of well known father.
is at the Hoffman House with
SOME precious load OF books and illdni-
RARE mated manuscripts. Mr.. Quaritch
VOLUMES might have spoken with the tone
of a ,yho knows he say.
He who laughs last laughs longest" but there
nothing Of that in his speech. America in
Eades England gland c9mpmsr3aiIy ii but Mr. QuaTtSs
for American first editions in England he said
up in awhile in America. English dealers do
10 uOL cQ-ue 20 tAs Cu..!iltIy 70 DuN out 70 sell
years: America for ffty-that is the explanation
author gave the edition to my father. allowing his
name name, % 10 go i on II as Pl1srer MT r QGarit3cn
form II bore the date 1853 II was the first edition
Of Edward Fitzgeralds translation Mr.. Quaritch
named sum Tor the book that mace one fearful
to touch 1t; Here IS an2ther choice thing he
Goldsmith tried to sell the copyright on the work
worth-wen. little more than that Another
volume of the original sketches for Burne-Jones's
Cupid and Psyche The book also contains
sketch for and the one proof Of a copper plate
was so poor. he said, that it was destroyed
Not long ago Caroline Hazard. president OF
Wellesley College. was quoted in this column urg
ing that women be allowed to enter
THINKS the comretition for enrolment in
WOMEN the National University founded
WILL BE by Mr.. Carnegie. She with others
ADMITTED. interested IN the higher edu-
cation OF women. had urged their
TO DR.. Daniel C Gilman. Of Baltimore presi-
dent of the trustees OF the National University but
she did not know what the outcome would be
Yesterday DR.. Gilman az the Fifth Avenue
hn there e iae he 9d 1oT hat ns SELF will
have nothing TO do with admission the uni
versiry. Merit alone will determine who shall carry
on the works of higher research which il is the
object or the university to foster IF any
show themselves qualified 10 do such research
work, 1 feel quite sure they Will be admitted
Joseph Devlin Of Ireland, who is at the Hoff-
man House with William X Redmond NJ P one
of the leaders of the United Irish
PRAISES League, said last night: Although
IRISH I have just reached America for
POETS. the first time rather suspect that
the present literary product Of Ire
land is but slightly known in America You all
know Tom Moore, OF course, but do you know
our three leading poets OF this generation, W. 3
Yeats, Lymal Johnson and Katherine lyman? ".
d. Yeats, whose verse has mystic strain running
through II, IS probably the widest read in England
and perhaps here. Another Of our writer's who de
serves attention is Francis Fahy, who writes the
Jolliest sort or songs, bright and witty. Many of
them have been set TO music by Mrs 4. Needham
They are well worth while 10 read sing
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers on the steamer Cymric
which arrived here from Liverpool yesterday, were
Mr.. and Mrs. A de Barros, the Rev. H Bancroft
Joseph DevIin Norman Mcleod Miss Frost Mr.
and Mrs. William r. Redmond. Mrs. Moucriehe and
James r. Leckie.
Booked to sail the steamer Furst Bismarck
to-day for Gibraltar. Algiers. Naples and Genoa
are DR.. and Mrs. Carl Beck. Mrs Nathan A Bald
win, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Blossom Major Won
Bueck. Captain Won dem Busch. General and Mrs
H NJ Cst. Miss z. J. Clark. DR.. Carl Semper
Dr. Charles J. Rowan, Nr and Mrs John E. Par
sons, General and Mrs. :. V :. Muzzv Mr. and
Mrs Herzog. Mrs. H, NJ KinsIey, Mr. and Mrs
William Kent, Mr.. and Mrs Ernest ". LongfellOw
Mr.. and Mrs II. Remsen Whitehouse, Mr. and Ms
Thomas D Wood. Henry Osborne TAYLOR Miss
Ellen Van der Veer and Mrs. Charles Van Brlnt
Burnett's COcOaine allays all irritation the scalp
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
IN NEw-HoRk CITY.

subscribers o DAILY TFI-T ElEESI1T WIN
be charged postage IN addlIion %
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The Tribune mailed Cuba Porto Rico. Haxar
and the Philippines without extra expense for foreign
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For points in Europe and all countries the Universal
Fcsta Union Tribune mailed at the toloSins
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New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST.
Washington. 10-The OF high pressure which
has covered Valley during the last four days
souheastward and overlies the Mississippi
Valley pressure the OF the
ST Lawrence and New-Ecngand- There has been light
Middle Mississippi Ohio valleys also in
North Dakota Montana, the North Pacific Coast and TIE
north plateau. The temperature the middle
Rocky Mountain region. the Upper Missouri Valley.
the Northeast Rocky Mountain slope and IN Northeast
Texas Generally IS indicated for all
country Tuesday. the Dakotas. Min
Middle Missouri Valley. where there VIII
light There will probably be snow in the Upper
Mississippi Valley upper lake Wednesday
Temperatures will generally in the Northwest. in
Guiding the Upper Mississippi Valley Tuesday and the
lake region Wednesday. Higher temperatures Will also
generally the Mississippi Val
lev and eastward 70 the ApPaacians Along the Atlantic
Coast nOrthwesterly winds Will continue;
Coast winds viii be light fresh north
southeastery Texas Coast Wednes
day which depart for European ports will
westerly winds and fair weather TO the Grand
warnings displayed the Pacific Coast
north OF San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY
For Western Pennsylvania partly cloudy today and
winds
For New-Engand. fair to-day and wednesday. rising
temperature Wednesday: fresh westerly winds
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania. Della
New-Jersey fair to-day and Wednesday rising
temperature "Wednesday: fresh northwestery winds
For Western Nev-YOrk to-day Wednesday
slowly rising temperature: fresh westerly winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
EnR THE Library.

Edition de Luxe of The Tribune Almanac Is
n necessary fixture for the library. Bound In
cloth and gold Iettered- Price, 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
GOTERNOR'S MOTHER DIES.

sUCCUMBED TO PNEUMONIA EARLY YES
TERDAY MORNING
Newburg. y. 7. Feb. 1O.-NIrs. Benjamin B. Oden.
wife OF ex-MayOr OdelI and mother OF Governor
Odell, died at o'clock this morning at her home
No 1S8 Grand-st., aged seventy-eght years. Sew
eral days ago she took bad cold, and pneumonia
developed. AS her condition became serious her
children were summoned. and they surrounded the
bedside she passed away.
Mrs Oden was Ophelia Bookstaver. daughter Of
Hiram Bookstaver, and she and Mr. Odeu were
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11
FOR THE LIBRARY.

Edition de Luxe of The Tribune Almanac is
n necessary fixture for the library. Hound in
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Monday. February n
Souls Church tAnthon MenOraD. by Rev R TTehar
Newton. n d. assisted by the Rev. Appleton Crannis
ThalIa, daughter Mrs Robert JVsqr+
and Mr.. Stephen Caldwell MilIeJt
MINOTT-BREWER-On February 10. 1902. at the resi-
dence or the bride Scotland Road. South Orange n y
by the Rev. James II Ludlow. D. y. assisted bv the
Rev. Louis Cameron Mary Vaudeville Minott to- cal
vert Brewer both OF South Orange.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-11

The following official from the Weather Bureau
shows changes the temperature for the last twenty
comparison with the corresponding date of
las tuaar