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CIARK-At Haekensaek. \. J.. Dscsuosr - fss. czn-
arine A. widow OF late Joshua A Clark b hss
s3d year Funeral from late rasfdences Anasrson
Square, South on Saturday. December - az n
FREEMAN-On Thursday. December n. Julia A Frss-
man. widow of Warren Freeman. u D bunerAl ser-
vices a residence. No 10 West 5tth-stt on
Saturday. December 20, at 10 a m lnternoenr "a
xETCHAM-At his residences. No. 70 Qunosy Plaza.
E Ksrchan ID. d. n his gIth year Funeral ssryiees
VIII held Fg-st Methodist Episcopal cauran-
F0nkers. y. z. az : D an AonGay-
ETJRR8T-At Springfield. Mass. Fifta Cay. Tvslfth
month I7th 1905 d pneumonia. Francis OF he
late Robert LlEdlsy Murray Of New-XorS n ne f0xa
hereafter Nev-Bedr0rd papers please copy
PERKINs-At wsstasIa. n. J.. On Thursday Dsesnss,
II lSlA Ruth wife % Randolph PerSinS FUNERAL
vices at residence. No 256 Dudieyavs, WssI1e1 sa<
Urday evening S-l5.
POWELI~At Manhassst Long Island. December IT. fco3
Sclnuss0n Powell year ssrVfcss AZ
the Friends Meeting House AannaSser. Monday
December q. AZ I . N.
TAYLOR-On wednesday. December -. 1903. lats
residence No. 2eo5 0-st-. Washington. D. c.. Major
Alfred p Taylor. u 3 A. Funeral services held
a. ST. Fauls Church Washington. Friday morning.
TEN EYCK-Cn THURSDAY. December T. after = nazsr-
ing illness, Florence. daughter OF the Elisha
YOungs and Elizabeth Augusta Eyck- On
SATURDAY evening O'Clock late rss1sncs. 80
20 East I6th-st InJeruent az Albany
wIxsOS-Harry Wallace Wilson. his 2sth y.ar, a.
his home. HughscnvLle y. 2. Wednesday. Decsu-
10 1908 OF syphCd fever Funeral services sunday.
December - Train leaving EeW-NOrk Central 9sk5
n. arriving az NsT-Ha11hurg AZ los.
The Great Pineawn Cemetery. shres times stzs OF
Central Park. now Once, p Broad ST. N x.
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MUSIC.
"Lohengrin" at the Opera.

Mr. Motifs reading OF a score has a delightful
recttude. a sincerity which made the perform
ance OF 'Lohengrfn' last night. for example. inter
esting, even those points where the singers
failed to cooperate with him to the best advantage
He led his band through the pages OF the opera
with the truest feeling for the wistful tenderness
in its more purely lyrical passages. with the suTest
touch in the rich clnaaxss- The singers took some
little time to warm their task For a while the
first act seemed TO be trying in vain TO and ITSELF
The gradual Improvement Of the performance IN
this act owed most. perhaps to Mr.. Van ROoy. who
has clear conception Of the part Of Telramund and
acts and sings It with power and distinction Mr..
Kraus Is a debonair Lohensrin. musical enough.
yet coming the scene curiously untouched BY
those trailing clouds OF glory which cast a kind
OF unearthIy charm upon the part when the fullest
justice is done to It, The women IN the cast were
Nine Gadsh and Miss Edyth Walker. The former
makes Elsa plaintive and touching she has the
dramatic side OF the character well in hand, and
her voice brings out the poignant note IN the
heroines music Miss Walker misses completely
all that is formidable in OTtrud- She Is gauche
in her Pastures. and the malignant susurrus which
she keeps up does not even remotely suggest the
eerte individuality which makes Ortrud one OF the
most haunting of Wagners tragic figures. Her
melodramatic style accords III with the atmos-
phere OF "Lohengrin.' The prepOsterous little
pages by the way, in the second act. remain as
troublesome as they were at the first performances
OF this opera a week ago. They should be abOl-
ished and performers capable OF good singing sub
stituted for them
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast.

vrssbinp+on Dec 1s-The disturbance that was over
-r ri6dIe plateau Thursday night has moved eastward
"a Southeast Nebraska with increasing energy. and Is
causing snow or the Mississippi Valley and East
e. -exas There light SHOWS in the lower lake
rpo, and locally north portion OF the Middle Al
,.1rtc States Temperatures have risen considerably In
p s1one region central valleys and upper lake region
srs have fallen in Middle States and New-ngiand
IVES. a. the Rocky SHOWS and rains have been
t,s general with somewhat lower temperatures The
Ohio RIver is gorged ice at various points between
csa++sb-rr KY and Cincinnati The situation is some
what critical and approximations Of much dam
a N property should general breakup suddenly occur
The disturbance IN Lower Missouri Valley VIII move
stTard and there will be rain or snow satur-
~ o. tbe sIoua and Central Rocky Mountain region the
.,,r.I valleys East States the upper lake and
re-. or+ion OF the Lake region. and by Saturday
rg, or Sunday in east lower lake region and the
Atlantic States generally win be warmer Saturday In
The lower lake region the Ohio Valley and Atlantic
So .5 .oLser in the slope Central Rocky Noun
- s,1or and Missouri Valley It viii be colder Sunday
n the lake region the Ohio Valley and the Middle and
South Atlantic States.
On the New-EngIand Coast the winds viii De rresh TO
t. -o-+b 70 northeast: on the Middle Atlantic Coast
fresh N brisk northeast the South Atlantic Coast fresh
% brisk south 10 southeast the Gulf Coast fresh to
bsE so,Th and or Lake Michigan brisk TO nigh south
Knitting % north Saturday night
% ItAc coast from FaralOn Islands 70 Eureka
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Grand Banks
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rRAxsrAcTFTc MATS.


China Japan, Vancouver and Victoria B c. Gloss
here daily $50 % December tn Inclusive,
for dispatch 8 3 Empress o. india CMerchAadss
for United states Postal Agency a. Shanghai
be forwarded Cana1al.
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.. n. December ~ Inclusive for dispatch per
Hawaii Japan China and specially addressed mall ar
~ Islands. Via Francisco. ha~.
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. 81 NpD0n MAJ
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5spaciaIv Addressed only. Vancouver and Vctora
III q close here daily At go ? m. up 70 December 81
Inclusive Tor Dispatch per . s. Aiowera-
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i tie British mail Tor NeEZeaand does not ar-fvs in
tine connect with tails Dispatch. as-eosinx
al B.sO ESQ a and $50 p. m. al
a m and $50 D. m--WIu - made ID
forwarded until The arrival Of the Cunard steamer
Philippine Islands va san Eraneisco close dzly
$50 Up % December ~. inclusive. tor disDaEch
per Z. 5. Transport
Tshiri Marolssas Islands Francisso. clos.
daily az ESQ p up 70 January r. Tor
disparch $ Aa-1poaa-
Hawaii Francisco. close here daily 20 a m
W 70 January "a inclusive. for dispatch per q a
NOTE-JnIess otherwise addressed West Australia q.
forwarded via Europe and New2ealand aad Philippians
via san Fran -sco--the quickest routes. PhiDptnes
specially addressed via Canada Eurups rrusl
tuliy prepaid az the foreign rasas- Hawaii "A dor-
Transpacifc mails forwarded pert sailing daily
and the schedule Of closing Is arranged prasunr
ton % their uninterrupted fexlstare
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CORNELIUS VAN CO-T. Postmaatsr.
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BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATEdAI-A-3y r.u
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A VOTE OF THANKS FOR THE TRIBUNE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: At a meeting OF the executive committee
OF the Rapid Transit League OF Manhattan and
The Bronx comprising fifteen property owners
associations) held this evening at the office OF the
secretary, No. 2OS4 Third-ave.. vote OF thanks
was passed acknowledging your services in behalf
~ East Side rapid transit and also for the active
interest displayed heretofore IN the welfare OF cit
xens and property owners associations
II Is my pleasant duty 10 communicate the action
OF the committee to you -,~,.1. e..
- 49, EDWARD J. MURRAY Secretary.
New-York. Dec. II. 1903.
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NANCE oNE1L SUED FOR 100000

Chicago. Dec. 1s-For an alleged breach OF con-
tract to produce certain plays the W s. Cleveland
Amusement Company has brought suit for S100 600
damages against Nance O'NeI Mckee Rankin her
manager and two other members OF her company.
1t is charged by the plaintiff that the Cleveland
company expended $4,000 in preparing scenery and
COSTUMES required for four plays which Rankin
behalf Of Miss O'Neil. agreed TO produce for at
ire 1t is charged that the refusal OF the defend
ants to live up their contract resulted in the
closing of the Cleveland Theatre, causing loss OF
the amount Of damages asked for in the suit.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC

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Paraguay. Per 3 s. HyDatia; at $50 a IA tsucpis-
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5 s. ZuIla Cnan FOR Eavanilla Carragena must 5s
directed per zulia') AZ & tor PortO Rico.
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rRANsATLANTIc MArLs

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rected per 5. 9. EthiOpial II a. m for
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opened the piers OF the American English. French
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Ten Minutes OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer.
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iPs f 4o Sf Sit b. 9thS .1 8t the
bsr Gea uni two troops already have left Fort
VIII sail on January L
ORDERS IssUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain ELMoRE F TAGGART quarternaster TO San
francisco assistant superintendent of transport
First Lieutenant HERBERT J. BREEs. signal corps.
sT Eot MyeF 70 oi1ee Of eRlef sEs oness 70 re
who VIII proceed to Fishers Island in charge Of wire
First Leutenants GEORGE P REED and HENRY D.
THOMSON assistant surgeons. to Preside or exam
First Leutenants WALTER D. WEBB, wII.DRIF TURN
Bull IL and RALPH s. PORTER assistant sarseors,
ton for promotion
First Lieutenant s JAMES PoURIE from unassigned list
10 oath Company. coast artillery
Second Lieutenant JAMES E. WILSON from nth Com
pany. coast artillery. to unassigned list
Second Lieutenant EDWARD GorTLIEB. from 10Th to
nth Company, coast artillery.
NAVY
Commander a B. WILLIS to Norfolk Navy Yard. de-
paEtmsnt OF steam engineering
Ensign H q COOKE, to the Abarends as executive
MARINE CORPS.
81 aH9s a aboard the RTaF9 and ordered to head
Captain 3. F. RITTENHoUSE. detached from marine
6arraehS olOngsPo PhipRine Islands ard ordered to
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vEssELs-Ths fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
December 1.-THE Baltimore and the Castine Key
West; tina Vinalobos. at Hank0wi ths Monterey at
Canton
SAILED
December iT-Ths PstEs from Mare Island for Acs-
York for Key West; the Solace. from San Francisco
for Honolulu the Adams, from Santa Barbara for
San Diego; the Saturn, from BTemerton for San
Francisco.
The Pampanga commissioned a. Cavits October O.
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coNnuc7oRs MUST GIVE BONDS.

47ba P,,bIie Service Corporation. which operates
The trolley lines in Hudson. Essex. Bergen. Passaic
and Union counties, n. J.. announced yesterday
through Secretary Frederick Evans. that on Janu-
arv and thereafter conductors would be required
~ Give a bond of $50 TO guarantee the company
fToT1 loss bv dishonesty. II is said that many OF
The conductors will find II difficult TO furnish the
bond and may lose their Jobs
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BAKER-At philadelphia. December IT, n the e4th
OF the Rev, George DanIelSon Baker
b. D. pastor of the First Presoyts-tan Churea Of tha
cirv the First Presoyt church
OF Philadelphia. Monday afternoon. a. ESQ o'clock
BERNARD-At her late residence. Kingston, ~ T. De-
1893. failure. Jane c CrtspeL vie
% Teubsn bernard ana daughter the late c. Du Bots
Crispel. II. u Funeral and tntsrnnent private
BOGUE-On Thursday. December Il. Amelia LoveA IN
gals 81 edward n 51gue l-lReral services
at her late residence No 293 Valley Road Montelalr
y j. a. 3.sO SATURDAY December 10 Train nom foot
OF 23d-st. Railroad Greenwood Lake Division az
2:10 for PaFk-st- station Boston and bunAlo papers
please COPY.
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Posfnmce Notice.

Should be DAILY BY al Interested a changes
any tns)
Foreign ending December u, 1905.
Will close promptly all Postot-
nee follows. PerCeS-POSt AaiS earlier
man closing time shown below. Parcels-Pcst Mails for
Germany close at 5 ,. N. Monday s Kaiser VII
helm II. and Friday per 3 8 Graf Waldersee
Regular and Supplementary mails
ton half hour than closing below
thar supplementary Mails A.
America. via Colon. close hour FoTeixn
tl0nl.
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LEAVES PARROT TO MISS ADA REHAN.
Brother of the Actress Divides All His Prop
ertv Among His Three Sisters.

Nv the will OF William Crehan. Of No. 1s4 West
n-inetv-third St. filed for probate YESTERDAY MS
sisters, Ada Rehan. Kate Byron ana FSlue nus
-, -aoai,,e al his real and personal estate, the
lie NJ which is said to be undetermined Mrs.
BYRON. who lives at No III West seventy-seVenth-
st is named as sole executor.
OF moneys in bank and personal property one
@o7,r+t e 70 go to Mrs Byron. one-fourth TO Mrs.
E,1SseI and one-half TO Miss Rehan- who rs also
70 get Mr. Crehan's pet parrot Poll - -.
Mrs Russell and Miss Ada Rehan i've at NO. Io4
West Ninety-third-st.
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For New-Engand fair and not so cold to-day; Sunday
S,ov,. fresh 70 brisk north to northeast winds.
For the District OF Columbia partly CLOUDY and warmer
to-day. rain at night and Sunday colder Sunday
fresh northeast 20 southeast winds to-day
For Eastern Pennsylvania partly cloudy and warmer to
dav fresh northeast southeast winds rain or snow at
night and Sunday.
For Eastern New-York fair and not cold to-day;
Sunday rain or snow brisk northeast TO southeast
winds to-day. -,.,.- - ~. -
to-day; fresh brisk northeast winds; Sunday rain or
For Western Pennsylvania, increasing cloudiness and
to-day followed by snow or ram; sunday snow
colder ard colder in south, portion;
fresh 10 brisk south winds becoming northwest Tonight
For western NeW-York- partly cloudy and not cold
to-day; night and sunday; fresh TO brink south
east 70 south winds to-day.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Mrs. Fiske and the Honest Usher-Plans for
James K. Haekett

Night before last Mrs. Fiske who is resting for
the Christmas holidays attended performance Of
1.-The Marriage Of kitty at the Hudson Theatre.
and placed several valuable rings IN her opera glass
bag when she removed her gloves After the per
formance she left the bag in the theatre MISS
ing il until morning she at once called up the
tLag and returned it to the box Office, were 1t
awaited her, the contents intact.
sscret of PoHchnelle." adapted from the French OF
pierre Wolff which he Will shortly exhibit in this
citv not however appearing himself in the cast.
EIts own season will begin again in Springfield,
Mass on Christmas Day in play BY George II.
Troadhurst called The Crown Prince
SYDNEY Rosenfeld has resigned from the secre-
,arvsbip OF the National Art Theatre Society, owing
- bts nav enterprise the establishment OF a stock
cc,1-1a nv of high grade in New-Iork- He viii de-
I{Jer an address q week from sunday al the Man
haitian Theatre The Urgent Need or the Play
house"
The following puzzle paragraph has been sent
forth
In ''The Virgnlan," the dramatization OF the
O[-ar Wister book OF the same name, BY ktrke La
ShsIa a1| the author himself. TO be presented at
the Manhattan Theatre on January l. there are
seS-a1 chaTacrers quite important who do not have
any lines 10 speak. and yet manage 10 make them
selves heard The are Leonidas and Fay
sffs twins Alexander Dow, Christopher and Alfred.
Holm lanes and Agame mnOn, joint ages less than
years. and at one time so mixed Up that tle4r
own parents do not know them
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

', this diagram continuous white line shows
u =, rressIIre as indicated by The Trbune's self
cs1r barometer TIE dotted line shows the tempsra
-. 80 recorded by the local Weather Bureau
~. following official record from the Weather Bureau
- .hs changes IN temperature for the last
,ur hours IN comparison with the corresponding date Of
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By EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For points United States, Canada and Mexos
Outside OF the borOughs OF Manhattan and The
BRONX Also 10 Cuba. Porto Rice. Hawaii and ths
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republished In The TriWeekIy Tribune without
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ttxhsst teapsrature yesterday % Degrees lowest 10
- o.. average for corresponding date last year. &c.
-. Cor corresponding last twenty-five years. 3d.
Tocat forecast: Fair and cold today rain or
sow sunday. fresh 70 brisk northeast 10 "oS
..sL.st,r" Illustrated Account Of This Exciting
,x.,.r smart SEQ to-morrow's Tribune.
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G and Fl. with regimentaI headquarters and band
ieIt washington to-day for New-YOrk where they
VIII embark on Sunday the transport Fitzpatrick
Ior the Philippines. Six other troops Of the ID
ISatvaIry from Fort Ethan Allen. Vermont, will
LON the Washington contingent at New-York
Inc remaining two troops already have left Fort
snaHrldan for San Francisco from which point they
VIII sail on January !
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The Alaska prospector., 1903-05-21

From Juneau to Unalaska and way ports 1st of each month, connecting with Str. Excelsior from Seattle. leaves at Val- dez 25th of each month, for Juneau.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-05-21
An Innocent Mistake

Here is an experience that a Pittsburg paper attributes to two Homestead girls:
 Two Homestead girls made an awful mistake recently. They be- came infatuated with the idea of having their heads photographed coquettishly through torn news paper, and visited photographer for that purpose. When the pic ture was finished they were very much mortified to behold what they had failed to notice before. The paper through which they stuck their heads had just below their smiling faces a big display adver- tisement of clothing firm which announced, "our pants are lined in the seat and are warranted not to tear"
 It requires a Harveyized con- science to perpetrate joke like that. but the photographs are at a high premium just the same.