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New-York tribune., 1903-01-09

oCKs-ou First month. slh 1908 At his resiTeaes' fl
i his SD year Relatives friends
are invited To attend his fune-a a.
House Corn NM an meet o he ii IS train from NswYork
west Shore Railroad
Jan92 & FInsraf lltra serviSss ~ fidsg
January O. at p n IA a NiH,-5es F-oCxIvn Frtends
ard relatives invited
EvANs-ou THURSDAY January : IS5 az ne noins ol
aes: Mr., M5s Eva1s Is N the s5th year age
Fuaeral notice hereafter Asslden coma papers p'aSs
F1NLAhy 1e0s Helen Katherine only child OF John
aad Ellen rdI LacaG eoEs Wi arrive at Grsnd cearaI
I9e.C+ o., FRIDAY January o. at I'D , m en- route %
Calvary Cemetery
January d Geors. Harvey. in the ss5h year
~ ts age and friends are invited 70 attend
B4ooiy gas i 5aqqaTZ ~ 9-s q a ?sS ssS5z m Fs y "a
s1 Jsu7sry 10
=, ,p1-Ev suddenly. on wetaesday January :. 1898
Stephen | Harry age4 i. % " gea as sns a
m iToespseIfuy invited attend the tans7ai seryess
at the & R-t2rsd G CaugS g.T Panf9h s5a4y snd 0sfas s
a 9Ve9' rs interaent Intern at convenience OF family
or. JasqaEZ t-, 1s. soa u Ma,.lda ,s.
6ence On Saturday. 10th inst At 80 ? m 4n'efHen'
az Oakwood Csrne-ery. Mount k-sco- y i
1NGERsoL1-A- Northport Long Island January ! 1903
f.on the NJ E. church. NorthPort saturday January
1e. $50 p
l,T-c,n January : At his hons. in London.
England Kessisogoq esd beloved father OF Mr.
Faul :. Galatti % Ne"-4arA-
rr.vrrT-fr Msnson France. January :. 1903. Mar
Tatou- widow OF Thorzs r L~s't Notice Of funeral
MEADon ieo a. & No ~ iSl .Ts J2Tsisn2Rs S-ss
. Broolyn fgH1Tai T, , sss e Il f' oeioe PER .ss ''
rz,t,r an January : 1sG3 a. her Ne. el5
- lt5fb Mrs I5ulelIna Perry formerly OF VII
tan y T. N 52d year 4 her age ssnsral an, a. me
Gns4nih. Ga4afh q 5aaua-S s 2S'ss 3 az il . eioeA
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
MEN WANT AN INCREASE.

Albany. Jan S.-A delegation fepresehu1e en-
- = -, 7,e4aU-are and Hudson Railroad Com
-, has q conference here to-day with Horace
= young. -econd vice-president Of the company.
s4-e-ya-6 M Young said: The delegation was
1s-e n REPRESENT the conductors and brakeIneH OF
our system We discussed wages ana other oe-
-, .1-.--1 - -nAse ranches OF the service, and
,be cornnauv mas the proposition Of the men under
consideration"
9e would rot say IN detail what were the terms
- = o-ose5 The members OF the celega-
ton were equally rettoent. ana Wou4o say olis nc nc
~ v-,-z -.cafved them cordially and promised
. give their requests full consideration
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
NURSERY AND cHILD's HOSPITAL.

r.. fo-+v-rinth annual meeting Of the Nursery
and C5iITs Hospital held at the institution
Yesterday. The secretary's report showed tnat %
women and 746 children had been cared for IN 1Ae
wear The aim Of the institution Is 10 De ooth
raforr1atorv and a hospital The mother ana chho
re kent together The great need OF the lnstltu-
tion is money to build d freproot modern building
and an endowment fund to secure its support The
election of officers resulted follows: Mrs Alger-
non 7. Sullivan. first directress' Mrs Nlllam M
I[i,zsIanS second drectress; Mrs. Benjamin
r1nower third directress; Mrs. F. VI. Goddard,
treasurer; Mrs E. Pope Sampson, assistant treas
,,rar- Mrs Echrard Oothout. secretary, and Miss
c H Patterson. assistant treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
OBITUARY.
THE REV. JAMES !. McUskER.

The Rev James J McCusker. pastor Of the Ro-
man Catholic Church of the Assumption. York and
jay sts.. Brooklyn, died yesterday morning Of
m rerrnouIa al the reCtory. He born ii County
Tyrone Ireland. in 1917, coming 10 this country at
the age Of seventeen. He educated Al St Fran
cis-s College Brooklyn Of which he trus-
Tee AT the time Of his death. and in Montreal Can
ada. IN 1875 he took his first assignment as
sistsnt pastor OF st Michael's Church, in South
Brooklyn. Then he took charge Of the parish in
cluding Fempstead. AIineoIa and Westbury. Long
Island From there he went TO 81. Patricks. in
Fort Hamilton. and some years later Bishop NJ
DonneH placed him in charge Of the Church Of the
Assl1T7r1ior
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
DINNER FOR JUDGE o'eoRMAN.

Ire Society o. the Friendly Sons Of 81 Fair4cN
-.l6 frs 1871 annual meeting ~ Delmonicos on
,r,-,5s,, evening and elected the following officers
for ne ensuing wear. President, Judge James FItz-
gerald. first vice-uresideat. Joseph l. G Clarke
second -oresideut. y. J Drllnmond: treasurer
John =. Criuu-rs; recording secretary 'o'"
T.,ena-. corresponding sec7erary- Nilllam ieIhp'v
r--7-ne-r- aIraorer. Francis Higgins
r. s,-iarr resolved 70 give q dinner for us re
-.-+-- r,resissut Judge James A o'Gornan' a'
T,e.r,orie5-s on February g Judge FltzSeTal1 aF-
-r--=5 The following committee OF arrahsslei19
7,,sz Morgan 7. O-Brien. Stephen Farrei-F. Da7lo
,---,--~e rcf-- Stewart and Daniel T. Mcmahon
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
STEPHEN LOUIS HARVEY.

stepheu Louis Harvey died OF apopIsxy at his
home No So Leuabeck-ave, Jersey City. on Tues
aav He was for ten years trustee Of the Jersey
CITY Free Library. and was the first president OF
me CyreenvfIIe Banking and Trust Company. he
was chairman Of the finance committee OF the bank
:. ~ -.-ne o4 his death He was formerly in the
co+hfng business in this city. He was for seN
Years the president OF the Greenville Citzens A As
so-ssrfon and for number Of years was superlil-
Iendent Of the Sunday school Of the GreenyllIiIe VIZ
80 Conn in Is4a He leaves a widow, whom ne
s1,-.e6 two years ago and Of his former
r+S
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
NOTES OF THE STAGE
The Shakespeare Festival-Miss harloWe
NAV Go TO Loudon-Miss Richie Again.

The stratford-on-Avon Herald announces so t--1s
ARRANGEMENTS have been made WltA T. II, ~ o--
to undertake the Management o. IHe -
tTas+ivaI At the Memorial Theatre next April I"s
fo--,.,ces will begin or April 20 and end on
Nav The programme will include Hanlle'
Macbeth The Winters Tale Inc 0-eI'
wives ~ Windsor "A Midsummer Nights Dream
r3An Tonson's Every MAJ in His HuHlor ana
Stepbens Phillips 'PaoIo and Francesca IL Is many
Years since Ben Jonsons famous play was last per
formed. Every Man In His Hunor was HEs|
produced by Shakespeares company ShaKespeal7
himself taking part in the performance and MS
name appearing in the list OF actors printed IN the
early editions OF Ben Jonson's plays me winter
Tale has not been seen in Stratford since 1SSo ana
- Midsummer Nights Dream was last performed
there in 1892
Francis Nelson. manager of Covent Garden. Lon
don who is at present in this city 70 stage the
production OF The Little CJnfatry) Princess mas
secured the English rights for The Cavalier. and
has offered 10 take Miss Marlowe and her company
to London in that play in the spring, after her
American tour Miss Marlowe is seriously consider
ing his offer, FOR she has long wished to play IN
that capital.
The Tribune has received d letter from Miss Marie
DressIer thanking the press the public Mr.. Ham
merstein Mess-s. Fischer and Ryley, sam
Bernard and all the rest who combined TO make
her benefit a success. The letter closes with the
following characteristic paragraph:
trust t1at al. kind friends will accept this &C
know of letters, mowers ana messages
yabich hsy. i,eer too many 10 reply singly. My
best wish for them is that they may never nave
typhoid nor need a benefit. but if they do-Well,
New-York City viii generally md me, gratsIGIIy'
MARIE DRESSLER.
The Tribune is glad TO acknowledge the letter
and record Miss Dressler's progress toward re-
covery.
Last night Miss Adele Rttchie had another car
riage accident in Fifty-ninth-st this time at
Eighth-ave. Her coachman. swerving to avoid a
coal draw lnavodably ran down Miss Bertha
Frances Of No. 246 West One-hundred-and-thirty-
efghth-st cutting her the eye and on the
cheek. She carried in Miss Rttche's carriage
10 4 physicians. where the wounds were sewed up.
To avoid further accidents Miss Ritchie should
come downtown without crossing Fifty-ninth-st.
Miss Testa Tflley. who will play in woman's at
tire in this country in the fall, will, it is said,
near in new comedy by Brandon Thomas and
Ralph Game. son of Hall Caine. Young Game is
not vet of his teens
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
SAID SHE WAS wAsHINGToN's NIECE.

Chicago Jan. S-SIrs. Catherine Thompson an
aged woman OF waukegeu. Ill, who said she was
niece of George Washington, has been found dead
N her home. She had lived alone, and from IN
dicatons had been dead week Waen rouna one
,-.g y, r7or circumstances and had recently re-
caf,ed aid from the county. She had refused % go
10 the poorhouse saving that niece OF the nrse
President of the United States should never De
sent there II is not known what truth there Is m
the von1an-s claim Of relationship. 61t those VINO
-, 1-,,rr, her long believe she came rom good
Fs-,ilL little definite information regarding ner
iife has been obtained at NaUkegan.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
NEW PRIMATE OF ENGLAND.
The Bishop of Winchester Made Archbishop
of Canterbury.

London. Jan. s.-The Right Rev DR.. David
son. Bishop Of Winchester since 1885. has been
appointed Archbishop of Canterbury. in success
sion to the Most Rev. DR.. Temple, who died De-
cember 23.
For years past DR.. Davidson has been intl-
mately connected with the court. He was
close friend of the late Queen Victoria, and is
most friendly with King Edward. The Arch
bishopric of Canterbury offered to him on
the death IN 1896, Of the Rev. Edward White
Benson, predecessor of DR.. Temple. but he Ie-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09

S4TyEDAT-4t a IT. f0r Belgium direct De- ? =
iceland trail Be directed per Iseand p AZ
er1e1-ary l. a. ~ f1- Europe per $
Tr,Hrfa Cuee Is50vu. az u II Tor Denmark q
racr nsr Hskia tmail must ce directed ger 3 =
EaL-7Fl
sPPINTED TIER. ETC.-Thts steamer taxes Erinted
Fa1srs and Samples for Germany
orIv class % mail matter FOR o-1er paE-s
OF H,urop- ta-5 ship unless specIa-y
directed BY hs~-
5TaLs named above. additional Sur7ie17zn-ary atLs
ouensd the piers Of -he Ar1e~t~aE, EnEllS1.
F-e7-r ard ard remain open until
vi-hi Ten OF The hour OF sailing q steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
WANT NETWORK DIOCESE AS IT IS.
Sentiment Against Change in Westchester
ArchdeaconTy-Bishop Potter's
Luncheon.

Bishop Potter entertained yesterday at luncheon
at the Hotel Vendome about one hundred clergy
men and laymen Of the Archdeaconry OF West
chester. The luncheon followed the opening Of the
rnidwinter meeting which held at ST. Chry-
sostoms Chapel Thirty-ninth-st. and SeventE-ave-.
at IL a. m The Rev. T. B Van Kleeck is the
archdeacon.
The proposition 10 divide the diocese OF New
York forming a new diocese north OF the Harlem
River was Informally discussed at the luncheon
It developed that there is marked sentiment IN the
Archdeaconry' Of Westchester against the plan.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
parnoE AckNowLEpeEs coURTEsIEs.

Washington. Jan S--The Secretary Of STATE mas
---,.f-ez -rotrz-azhs of Prince Henry Of PRUSSIA
,,as-7vres on First Lieutenant Thomas Il JachSo'
--.--- fs77-s-s-r 2 n Rhett and Second Lieu
----+ r,l- y Poole al Of tfe Corps OF Eng
-.aA-s and Stationed at Washington Barracks ana
General H Y BoynIon. commissioner O. IA"
,-zt-lzz--auEz and Chattanooga military PARK lot
cour-esies extended BY them on the prince So
-, .,-ts -e,.-r~-- The photographs have been for
,z-s-.5e,7 10 ne officers through the War Depart
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
EDWARD CONANT.

EdNard Conant. principal OF the Randolph Ner-
mont State Normal School, and one of the best
known educators in the State. died suddaLy al MS
home on Monday Mr.. Conant was born IN rom
Fret " Nav 10 1s2e He vas educated at Dart
mouth College IN 1851 he became principal OF
the Orange County Grammar School which was
changed to a state Normal school in ls6l., MI; Nj
Tona7t remained al the mead Of this school untlI
hjs death except for a few years. Other positions
he had held rere those Of State Superintendent OF
Education and principal Of the Johnson 'NFiiioi'T
Etaf Normal School
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
KAISER TO WELCOME Nh. AND MRS. HIT

Washington Jan Son hearing Of the marriage
IN Nevv-Tork rsczntIy Of f. : ReYnoIos r1i'|' NIie
sarond secretary OF the United States EMBASSY Ii
r,s-lsn E1pe-or William cabled 70 the German
Embassy here instructing the charge q aHsIres 70
sav that he wiI be delighted 70 see the young
-og5Dle in Berlin and advise them 10 thet ehec~
NJ Fzf-r Is son Of Representative Hit OF Innols-
Herr Won HoIleben vas present a. the Hit wed
ding several weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
DIED

SANDEFSOE -SGfdsnlv. January 2. AZ h-r r>stts-cs.
No. 40 Garden Place. BroosIyu. y z. Mary A. widow
of the late sidney sanderson. 54rh of h.r
axe Notica Of funeral hereafter
SEAMAN-At Elizabeth. y J. 2. 1908. Eeo-xs
eunntns Thomas seaman. s6th year OF mis-
lneral from - JOINS Church. Elizabeth. Sarzr-
day lOth inst at 230 2 n.
sIdsF FsON-Cs THURSDAY. January :. 1903 ETixebeth
inioson services her late residencs. - irving
rlaes Friday a. .. Interueur a. Kiudsrhcox-
y L Buffalo papers please copy
N1sS suddenly. MouSay Jaauarv az Iarkpor-
Le- IA 'TeoTse Saunders Weston = rs lSr
4nera services ar the Residence nTrz
faehry " Williams. No fTt f4srh-st Nss-Y1rx
ny on saturday January 10 al II a N Tnssrrans A.
tna convenisncs of The family
aey; stephen Merritt. worgd-wtas-k7o--
Iahe only one place of business ssh-avs zut
Istn-st-. largest in the world. Tel I4-fsth-sr
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
GEORGE NICHOLS.

George Nichols. for over sixty years manufac-
turer of gas fixtures IN Boerum-st Brooklyn, died
on Wednesday at his home, No 524 Willoughhy-
ave thai borough. He was born IN Hudson,
y Y eighty-six years ago, but had lived in
P-oolz1vu the rest Of his life. He one Of the
original directors OF the Dime Savings Bank of
Williamsburg and a member Of the 2. and 8. N
ard +hA odd Fellows He leaves five daughters.
The funeral will be held this evening
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
WILLIAM HALsEY INGERsoL.

Northport Long Island, Jan 5.-Professor VIII
lam Halsey IngersoI died at his home here last
uisht He was ifty-nine years old. From 1873 TO
1s7s Professor IngersoI assistant IN engineer
ing al Columbia University, ana from 1S7S 10 1881
he was a assistant in mechanics and astronomy He
,,-as = native cf NeW-York. lie retired in 1857 on
account Of i'll health, and came TO this village
where he had since resided.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
DIR. GR1swoLD BISHOP OF sALINA
He Is Consecrated by Bishop Doane at Al
hanv

Albany, ian. E--The Rev. Dr. Sheldon MunsOn
Grisvold, OF Hudson, was Consecrated Episcopal
Bishop OF Salina this morning at AL Saints Cathe-
draL Bishop Doane Of Albany offciated being
assisted by Bishops Seymour, Of Springfield, III,
and Hall. OF Vermont. Other bishops present were
Walker Of Western New-YoTk, and Vinton, Of
Western Massachusetts. The attending presbytars
were Archdeacons BattershaII. of Albany, and
Mann. Of Newark. y. J. Bishop Doane preached,
and = fnLL choral service was rendered.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09

fshouIf Be read DAILY 6y al Interested. Changes
any tius-I
Foreign nails tor re week snetng Ja,us-y 70 lseS
follows Parcels Posi- Mails close ons ha- carter nan
closing shown below Parcels post mails t1- Ger
r1anv close at , n Monday ps- Kaiser Wua- dsr
Crosse Wednesday. per NeczGr; and -rteay per > =
G-7f WaI1-rsse
Regular and Supplementary mails close AZ F2rstEn sa-
ton half than closing tine shown below aT-
cept Supplementary Mails FOR Europe and Csnt-al
Ar--rica Colon close hour later a. Foreign sts-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09

49, ,r,~T ae--z American horre was a. New
hartford. y y where he was born Of scotch ana
A-,e-icar pareu-s- the one native o. Scol.S''-u
ID . lzirsnla- q General Fraser who zen q
Saratoga. 5n The Revolution th@ olle- & : -, -
.-s.1- - >--.5o- T0,irl1dav. Of the Continental
~ and descendant Of Richard Warren, one OF
-+o zfe7ers Of the Navfower compact he was
e7-5rs-e5 a. the Hopkins Grammar schoo- New
Haven: az rae Friederich-N iineITn tIs 1-l5l7 -
- ~ a. he FroIe t7r1 Droir Paris. Of which
,z--a- institution he was Icencie en droit- he
rs n-crhe~ % supreme Court justice Charles r
Nal
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
OFFICES

OFFICES.
MAIN OFFICE-No 154 Nassau-s;-
UPTOWN oFFICE-No- l.3es Broadway or any Azsri-
~ can Dtstrlet Telegraph Once ~
NEWAFK BRAScE oFFIcE-E1sa-res = som-r Va
ANEE4C1Ss Iz1Ss ABROAD vii aaa TIE Tz[RgEE a.
Bf1Tn. Gould & CO No q Ssw ozfsr5-se
London and Paris Exchange Bankers, BasLdon Houss.
4ssaP 4R8s. o5 EPEs's S2g-Hg % 6 nc 9:sso 7s:s dss T
- The London Office OF TIE TFIBLN5s Is a eonvsnisnE
NfcF3 FR4N1-E-C-5fT: fy5ansis -5rl7
455S S a1S2s2sr a2n,2s 3 Z Co Ca "a q @ as s sT9s ps.s E-
Moran Hariss Co. 81 Boglsvs-d I8@lssTaAnn-
Go5:n~1sS n ysHff1S E5Ssl H5s55 1ayzs5,lsa
Grand Hotel newsstand
B-snt5no.s 81 avenue -e ..cpers-, n, 80.
ciENEv - 9mL5n55s-s Sas- & Ga 20 and T1=o1 Ba7k
FIORENCF@Frs1ch I.err5n & c. No ; and ! ia
H4WR7- -RG--ar7er.caa Express coHs24ay. So-
RETEN-AalsTfeau Express Company. 10, sasnnot
GEN04-Am=rtcan Express Company. No IS Via san
ANTWERP. -BELGIUsi-A=ertsaz Ez7ress Company.
Quai Van Dyck-
ror the convenience cs TRIBUSE READERS ahroat
sJT5tY T,rFT-SE On aIs IN he reading rooms q ths
H0{s & 1sr'24 % s a2ss Fy+sI faT T-ef- H7a
ASD-4ds2hi 5o.s% bIvsTgo9i 9ussns Eo.:I
MOreeau1bs Bay; MdIa1a HorsI Derey: .T FoLsr.s Her.
Norwood; So-t1.k Hotel Brighton: Royal Pier Hotel
sCoTTAND-st. Enoeb Hotel Glasgow, Station Hotel.
G1RR4LTaR-Tpe Hotel cecfl
PARISHES Chatham. Grand Hotel Hotel de LIE e
Albion Grand Hotel ds TAthfnAa Hotel 6u F7lai-
ITALY AND SOr-TT OF FRA ANf-E-Flvis-a Palace
Carlo Hotel Nsr-0HC,a Rome Hotel 1a Her
ritaEe Monte carlo. RovaI II -ei Rome Grand
Hotel. Rome. TtaIv- CAP Martin Eorsl- Asn-1ne 90
Hotel CuirindI Rome. Ttalv. Riviera Palace VICE
Cosmopolitan. Nice Erafrs Grand Hote de- Nice.
Hotel GaIla Carnes. Hotel Besu site Cannes; savoy
Hotel. Genoa; Eden Palace C5enoa- e-snd 51tsi.
Florence Hotel ROYAL Dante Venice; Grand Hotel.
Venice. Hotel +e "a Vile. Fl0-er~e- SAVOY FI0tel-
San Reno italy Hotel Royal. san Reno; Hots.
Savoy ROssa0 Naples.
ECTPT-CfHaZi-en Palace cairo. Shenhsa-7-s ; Ho-e-
Cairo; Grand C0nri1sn-aI Hotel. Cairo,
PRr-S~FT S-T1s Grand Hotel
STANY-NasSauer-F Hotel Vt-shader k7lser-tof
victoria-RsF 7vIesHadsc Hotel strauss
Nu-sTberg: Hotel Stepn aaie. Badeu-Ba1e1- doe--
Fslisvus Dresden.
AUSTRIA AND STTTZF RIA AND-F4ocsl Bristol vienna
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
PAYS $4,000 FOR A GERoME.
S. P. Avery and Others Bid S111,385 on
Fifty-nine Paintings.

FTfty-nine paintings Of the collection Of Mrs.
: D Warren We're sold last night at Mendels
sohn Hall for S1I1.3S5- s P. Avery. jr.. paid
$4,000 for Ceromes L 'Eminence Grise.' Mr..
Avery also bought Charles -Bargue's Turkish
Sentinel for $500. DUpre's Sunset went TO
J Nontaignac for $2,0)0. and DaUbignys
'sRiverbank Spring went to A 4. Healy for
s. $50 z Y Whitney bought Dupre's "On the
Cliff. fnr. s. coo
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
AGED WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.

While she was alone in some unaccountable man
per. Mrs. Margaret wiuoughby, widow sixty
three wears old was burned TO death tn her apart
rants Yesterday on the first floor OF the four story
house ar No. Il West Sixty-thlrd-st- when Mrs
WfIloughly was discovered she was Wrtthing IN
the last aGonies Of a horrible death AL Of her
cothing had been burned from her body which
Vas haired almost beyond recognition.
Mrs WI!Ioughby lived IN the apartments, Which
consist OF four rooms with her son Joseph and her
daughter. Jennie
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09

Malls for Hawaii via san -Tncseo close here daiy a.
1. January Tl2. inclusive. --r dispatch
Alameda -.-..--.--
Nh. Hawaii CS-aa Japan 80 ~. E..-e %s-AS4-s
Sa- FRANCISCO. close here daily AZ so ? up
r,--a-v 4I5 inclusive. FOR digpa-ch 3 Korea
49, . C-Iua japan Eancouver ard Victoria.
= ~tsss mere daily I'D 10. January 10
-~-,-stve- dispatch Per 8 empress or Japan.
fer T. : Postal Agency a. Sans1ai cannor
forwarded via Canada
Australia except Vest Ausralia which = fnr
ys-ied via Europet- Sew-Zcaiand- Ft1t samoa ard
via Francisco. close here -atlv a. $50
"a after January = and % January - inclusive
. 5fs1atcr per Ventura lt ire Cu-arf stssnsr
1900 rhe British mail for NeE-Zealand does
N time WITH this Dispatch
$50 a n $50 ard $50 n
Sundays a. 40 g. and $50 En-Vtu %
-fa n ara forwarded unt arrival q CUzarI
steamer -
49,. tsi,y az o up January ~ Inclusive
f5r disraIch per T. $ Transport
vs1is FOR Australia fsxcept West Austraa which gnes
,ta F,i-ope and SeS-Iesiand. which via san
E-~arrfzr1l FIJI Islands via Vancouver and VlG-
t,ris p daily at = 30 after January
% aud January t3l. Inclusive. r1r Dispatch per
Mower
forwarded pCrr q sailing daily
and the schedule % closing arranged on the pre-
sI-pfion af tn-fr UNINTERRUPTED -rand transit Reg
isters,l mall closes p previous day-
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Po5tfnastsr
Pos.orHc-. New York. " Z, January 1903
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
psNNReuTHER QUARTET IN TRENTON.

7rsrtou. Y J. jar. (speciai.-A concert was
s.van bv the Dannreuther Quartet n Trenton tnls
evening Mrs Edith Kent Carpenter. the pianist
assisted in the Dvorak Quintet. Ihe Iay4of hOuhe
-.- .lled nearly 90 tts capacity. The programme
~ made tr or Nuzarts Quartet IN q MAJOR
Tsahz.fouzisy'r Andante csntanile' Schunert
.'AEcrnent Musical and DvorAk's Quintet IN
major.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
LEAVE or ABSENCE FOR PROF. REEFS.

Professor 7 h Rees, ~ the head Of the depaII L
--srt of astronomy II Columbia University mas
received leave Of absence for the rest OF the eo-eEe
year on account Of poor health.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
MAY BURY E ?. MAcLEAN IN PARIS.

Paris Jan. s-Tbe arrangements LOT ll7 -
- . AIscTy~an the United States Vice
-7-srl General Rho died last night of pneurno'-a
rare rot YET been completed as Consul Genera y
.-,7rs-- * awaiting advices from Judge MaeLesn OF
~-eyr-Yo~k brother q the deceased man me on!
.rsuzr-e- Of Mr. AacLear. VINO Is no" mere "s7'' =
,rs burial % take place IL Paris
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
LANES w. swAvNe coNVALEscENT.

1ar7eS X. Swsyne, - The HoSS-SwaFne sSHol-
- - r7ss-,--7orr Tex who came 70 this city
,,-e-a- weeks ago y suffering from pneumonia
me attending physician says Nj Svayne mas
rsssAs he danger period Of the attack and : no"
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09

Bloomfield y J. Jan. s.-Miss Kate Florence Col
l!us. daughter Of Chief OF Police and M1s- Lewis
n Collins Of Bloomfield. and Lyman H Clark OF
East HAMPTON. Conn. were married last evening
" ths Rev George !. Curtis. pastor OF the FIRST
r-es5vte-iau Church. Miss Edith Schebly, u Har-
-isl,u-- Penn was the bridesmaid and AlIred l.
0ockefafr. OF Bloomfield best man AIteF t.le
,e-,onv there ryss g reception at the home Of the
brides narerts IN Baldwin-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
kAIsEs AND czAR TO VISIT ROME.

Fgr-,o lar, st is announced here that Emperor
william q Germany viii reach Rome on April 3
On visit 70 the rs1an Court. The Car Of Russia
XII visit the court May H.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cutting; Miss Croker. daush-
ter Of George Crocker. and Miss Adele skiddy will
6e her attendants. Guy R. McLane will be the best
man. and the ushers selected John A Gardner,
Edgar Freeman. ]. Il Scranton. Robert H Gay.
Norris Parker. ". Rosseter Belts George G..
Schreiber and DR.. Philip Van Ingen.
Owing 70 the illness OF her daughter Miss Helen
Read. Mrs. William c. Read. jr-. No. IS West Fifty
hrst-st. VIII be unable receive on Mondays IN
this month
Mrs Horace Russell viii give a reception this ef
ternoon introduce Miss Marie Louise Russell
The Misses Eleanor and Josephine Russell viii also
receive
The engagement is g nounced OF MISS MARIE
Beatrice Reid. Of No. s. West F1fty-second-st, TO
Lieutenant Carroll Power, United States ARTILLERY
nov stationed at Fort Rod-nan. Massachusetts
Miss Field is the Granddaughter Of the late captain
samuel Chester Reid. United States Navy. and
Lieutenant Power IS the son Of Judge Power OK
hentucky-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-09
MEXICO DOES NOT AGREE WITH HIM.

laredo Tex Jan. S-A Mexico CITY dlspa-cn
saws There is no Improvement IN @ 'he hs7INN -
-. r-,sz-i1Is -re British Minister TO Mexico. and
r. = reported that he has asked TO be recalled as
e climate Of this country does not agree with hiin