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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Sir Thomas Is to Sit in the Sammy Box
"The Girl from Dixie" in Rehearsal.

Sir Thomas IApton's visit to The Wizard Of o.
at the Ma5ee i tonight yin probably t
Sammy bog with Colonel Sharman Crawford. OF
Colonel Duncan F Nein Timothy L. woodruff
william F1Ie' the desgRer OF the ShaHe1ger Com
and Commodore Robert F. Tod. OF the Atlantic
occupied by members of the Larchmont Yacht Club.
The Girl from Dixie" Harry B. Smiths latest
musical comedy, in which Irene Bentley is to
venture forth a star. is in rehearsal at
Terrace Garden.
Frank Mckee has closed a contract with John
Craig to become Mary Mannering's leading man
this season. Mr.. Craig for two seasons has been
leading in the Castle Square stock company
in Boston. Mr.. Craig's engagement is said to be
Boston last winter TO the theatre where Mr. Craig
was playing.
"vivians Papas." the new farce by Leo Dietrich
stein. with which John C. Rice and Thomas A.
Wise will open the season at the Garrick on Mon
formance in Saratoga and is said to be an amusing
piece Of nonsense
Henry B. Harris has obtained Richard Bennett to
support Robert Edeson in The Rector's Garden"
which will receive its initial presentation at the
gust 81.
Rose Coghlan was on Broadway yesterday hav-
ing just returned from Prince Edward Island
where she spent the at the cottage for
merly occupied by her brother Charles Miss
Seon of T us the Garden TReatTe Pro
gagement and afterward tour i'm The
Greatest Thing in the World under the directioa
of Jules MuTry.
The members Of the special 'Every1oan'' com
pany which Charles Frohmsn will send on tour
this season are due from London to-day on the
St Paul The company will leave next week for
San Francisco. where Ben Greet is arranging
for the first presentation Of the old morality play
the Pacific Coast. Miss Edith Wynne Matthi-
son and the members of the Every man. company
seen here last year to come later
The principal features Of the dedication fireworks
at St Louis on April 81 and May last are 10 be
reproduced at Pains Fireworks Arnphitheatre
Manhattan Beach this evening, in honor Of The
Louisiana Purchase Exposition. and a large num-
Der of residents OF ST. Louis and officials OF the
exposition expected to be present
B. D. Stevens's presentation OF KIaw Err
langer's original production OF The Sleeping
Beauty and the Beast IS attracting large crowds
to the Manhattan Beach Theatre More than two
hundred persons take part in the performance in
Guiding Harry Bulger. Joe CawthOrn. W. II. Ma
cart. John Hyams, Miss Leila MCINTYRE. Miss
Phoebe Coyne. Miss Adele Archer and Miss QueenIe
Vassar. There Will be a matinee this afternoon in
addition TO the regular presentation this evening.
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KING ANNOYED BY CROWDS.
Edward VII Spends an Unpleasant Day at
Marienbad

Vienna, Aug. liking Edwards first day at
Marienbad, where he caple to take the waters
was not particularly pleasant his majesty ex-
pressing great annoyance at the persistent
curiosity Of the crowds who surrounded and
followed him during his walk. The police tried
in vain to induce the people to dispense. but the
best they could do to secure passage for
the King through the thrOngs.
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OBITUARY.
MRS. M, j. SPROULE.

Mrs. Mary Jane Sproule of No. 266 Henry-st,
Brooklyn died suddenly from heart failure. while
sitting the piazza of the Grand Union Hotel. at
Saratoga, Thursday night. With her at the
time Miss Daisy Sproule. her daughter She
leaves four other children-Pressley n. Sproule, a
broker, of No. 40 Broadway Manhattan; Charles
Sproule, of New-Orleans; Mrs. H L. Cochran
of Brooklyn, and Mrs. William Milchsak. of Beth
lehem, Penn. Mrs. SprOule was born in New-York
seventy-four years ago, and the widow of
James Sproule. The body was brought to Brooklyn
last night, and the funeral will be held probably
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GOVERNOR TERRELL's mF."

To the Editor of The Tribune:
Sir: Your editorial, Governor TerrelTs If" is
worthy of a truly great newspaper. Every truth
fully law abiding citizen feels grateful to you for
these expressions of liberty and justice, shorn of
all prejudice. 1t seems quite impossible for our
Southern friends to discuss any subject touching
the relation of the two races without prejudice.
Let the good work go on" Yours truly.
Philadelphia, Aug r. 1903 n. r. NJ
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Postomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY BY interested. as changes
any
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VIII close promptly in all General Postoic
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TO have insisted on her remaining another year
at the Conservative before according her the
first honors in tragedy.
These young women now have the open
sesame at the Partisan stage. Managers and
the public are already favorably disposed tow
ard them. and their debuts will be interesting
features Of the coming theatrical season.
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SHAW AND HITCHCOCK HERE.

Secretary Leslie NJ. Shaw of the Treasury and
Secretary E A. Hitchcock of the Interior were at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night, their way to
their respective summer homes, in Vermont and
New-Hampshire.
I'VE spent the day at Oyster Bay with the Pres-
dent and discussed various matters, said Secre-
tarN- HAY
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T. w. LAWSON IN POLITICS?
Reported that the Boston Broker will be
Candidate for Councillor.

IBY TELEGRAPH Tc THE TRIBUNE.l
Fall River. Mass, Aug. lit is reported here
to-day that Thomas w. Lawson. the Boston
broker. will be candidate for councillor in this
district. to succeed David F. Slade, who retires.
Mr. Lawson lives in Scituate, and is therefore
eligible.
Rumor is so persistent, as to convince many
persons that already MIR. Lawson has been con-
suited. and If he has not given consent for the
use of his name. he has not denied it.
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Died.

BURT-At Warwick. y Y. August1s. 1903. Jana dauzi-
ter of the late Grinne Burt and Jane Van Burt
Funeral service az Christ Church Warwick August Is.
a. ESQ p m
CIARK-On Friday August L. 1903 after a long Illness
Charles. husband Of NJ susan Clark services
viii Dc held his late residence. No.
East Orange. y J. sunday. Is. a 3 D. N
Red Eluff Cali and Albany N " please copy
BISSELLs-At his residence. No 6th-ave. Brooklyn.
on August "a. 1898. EDWARD Iiavers BsseI ths
late Edward G. and Betsy II BsseL o NorGaTg
Conn. AGED years FunernI services and intermenr
at the convenience Of the family.
OVIATT--In bridgeport Conn. August "A 1905 Helen
Abernethy, wife OF John " are invited
70 attend the funeral her residence No 1850
P3rk-avc, Bridgeport. Monday l7th inst, at
800 O'clock p.
ktBlssSoN-At EssthaTPton Long Island. THURSDAY.
AuSuSl IL Mary c. beloved wife OF James A Robin
son Funeral service late residence. Easthaur-
at WOodawn
"EENS-At Locust Valley. Long Island on Friday An
Sest IL John j. Weeks Funeral on sunday. August
~ from MS lac residence. 2:30 D. m (,arraQes
vii meet train leaving Long Island City al go a. m
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

sATURDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europe per 5 g. Etruria
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Ths steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
only The class OF mail matter for other parts or
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directed by her.
After closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls named above additional Supplementary Mails
opened the piers OF the American English. French
and German steamers and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
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MATS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT

CUBA-By rail to Port Tampa Fla. and thence by
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1870 a n Ghe CONNECTING mails close here on Mon
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DR.. JOHN GLEISES.

DR. John Geises, of No. Al West Sixtieth-st.,
whose summer place, Brookside, is four miles west
of Saratoga, died there of dropsy yesterday morn
ing. He was fifty years old, widower, and is
survived by two sons.
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SECRETARY MOODY ON THE DOLPHIN.

Newport R. l., Aug. II (SpeciaD.-The United
on board arrived this afternoon. The customary
salutes were given Mr.. Moody will inspect the
naval stations and the War College.
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MANY AT WORK AT DEEPDALE.

Work is being pushed at Deepdale, the Long ISL
s,d home Of William X Vanderbilt, jr. One hun
died men and twenty-five teams are now en-
nIoved and larger force will be set at work next
week and more later. II Is said IT VIII take I'VE
--eors IA complete the task. The chain or lakes
fbrough the property IS now being constructed
For the site FOR the house four places are under
consideration.
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DAN PARMELEE EELLs.

| Cleveland, Aug. 14.-Dan Parmelee Eells, a re-
tired fnancier and business man, died this after
| noon after long illness.
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Highest temperature yesterday. e degrees: lowest
degrees average degrees average corresponding
year degrees corresponding
last years rs degrees
Today partly cloudy
SUNDAY talT; variable winds.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

Washington. Aug 14.-There have been showers in the
Ohio Valley South Atlantic and Gulf States.
the slope and Rocky Mountain region and the
portion of the middle plateau Elsewhere the
weather has been fair Thursday night Temperl-
lures nave rreguarly but do not differ materially
from the seasonable average
There will be showers Saturday IN the Middle South
Gulf States the Upper Mississippi and
Missouri valleys Central Rocky Mountain region
the extreme Southwest There will be rain In the
West Gulf states. Showers will continue Sunday
States the Upper Mississippi Valley, the
Central Rocky Mountain region and the Southwest
will extend Ohio Valley and upper lake region
There will also Sunday in the Northwest,
companied by lower temperature
on the England the winds will be light and
variable the, Atlantic Coast light and mostly
east: on South Atlantic Coast light 10 fresh and
and possibly brisk
variable the West Cuff Coast increasing northeast
variable: on lakes light TO fresh east.
departing Saturday for European ports viii
have light winds fair weather the Grand
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Also 10 cuba, Porto Rico. Hawaii and Philippines
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC.

SATCRDAY-At 6 a m. for Bermuda. per Trinidadt
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Complementary 1850 a. for Fortune Island ia
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Valencia email be directed pes
Valenca'); at 10 a fcr Cuba per Havana.
via Havana.
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4 | EOT-Bs. Morning Night.
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changes In indicated The Tribunes
ecordinE barometer The dotted lire shows the tempera-
ture recorded BY the local Weather Bureau
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the temperature for the
tyfour hours comparison with the corresponding
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IS the most accessible cemetery OF the rnetrou-
oils By Harlem trains. trolley or carrfase
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
sold at SIS up. Send for Illustrated Book
let or By request representative will cali
OFFICE. 20 EAST 23D-sr. " Y. CITY.
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JOHN w. GATES IMPROVING.

Saratoga, y. Y. Aug. 14-John ". Gates passed
ment.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY,

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY
For New-England fair to-day and probably Sunday
light variable winds
For Delaware patty cloudy to-day probably showers
Sunday fair variable winds
For the District of Columbia, Maryland and Eastern
Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day: probably showers
Sunday fair. warner: light winds.
For New-Jersey, partly cloudy to-day; probably show
ers; Sunday fair: variable winds
NewYork, partly cloudy to-day; probably
showers southern portion; Sunday fair;
For western Pennsylvania and Western New-York,
to-day probably Sunday; light 10 fresh east
winds.
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ST. PETERS CHURCH IN ROME
The many odd things which can ne seen
nm q. roof la t9-morrcW's Tribune
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ADMINISTRATIONS. Boise Idaho on Aoneey'
August Philo sherman Bennett lof ne I'm or sen
8 aged 81 years
will be held az New-Hayens Conn Date ana nei WA
b given later.
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The principal features Of the dedication fireworks
at St Louis on April 81 and May l last are 10 be
reproduced at Pains Fireworks Amphitheatre
Manhattan Beach this evening, in honor OF The
Louisiana Purchase Exposition and a large num-
Der of residents OF ST. Louis and officials OF the
exposition expected to be present
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TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsFRv,-roNs.
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
TBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I


Chicago. Jan. 19-Armour was continuous and
determined buyer Of May wheat to-day. taking the
offerings from every quarter up to the close The
market at its best up q cent over Saturday
and il showed sc the low point Of about three
weeks ago The bulls had the beneht or strong
cables ard Of q generally strong cash situation.
The July Jagged almost sc under the May at the
close. Every ore considers the May and the July
a different proposition. the one being old and the
other new crop future. May opened at 7S7sc, sold
between 7ssc and 794c sellers and closed at 1850
sellers July closed at 7AS4c. sThe Armour buying
was the speculative feature 'The selling was by
those who were taking profits The visible de-
creased $50 COO bushels compared with an increase
Of over LI00.0e0 bushels last year. The English
markets were sd to Tsd higher. London W the
most Argentina reported weather still unsettled.
On passage decreased 6=S.Go0 bushels worlds ship
nients were e700e00 bushels, small from every quar-
ter except America Minneapolis reported 100000
bushels sold Of its elevators 10 go TO country
mills at lc over May. Shippers here chartered YES
seIs for 100000 bushels No. l Northern Clear
ances were 444,00o bushels Primary receipts were
large almost 100000 bushels over last year North
western cars are 40 against SOL last year. The in
creased arrivals are the result presumably Of the
advancing price. The seaboard reported . loads
for export.
Corn still felt the Eastern car blockade, five Of
the biggest lines refusing for the present TO take
grain or hay for the East Cash corn was &c TO 1c
lower The futures held better, closing sc to 14c
lower May opened at 452ac. sold between 4S7sc
and 431@c and closed al 4394c; January closed at
45sc: July z25sc. The speculative trade was quiet
everybody mixed the shipping situation
Country offerings were lighter because Of reduced
BIDS Receipts were 40 cars; Tomorrow s estimate
20 CIearances were 100000 bushels. The visible
increased 550 000 bushels The local stocks 23900o0
bushels increased 1S0g09 bushels Receiving houses
were the best sellers: the Southwest sold, local
shorts covered. Gables were higher. The seaboard
reported SO loads for export.
Oats futures closed Saturdays prices-Jan-
uary 34c. the Nay, 352c sellers; July. 321sc- It
was still practically impossible to get oats moved
East hut country offerings were less Receipts
we're ss7 cars: to-norrow's estimate 800. The
visible decreased $4,000 bushels The Chicago
stock $4,000 bushels, decreased 500 bushels.
There was some selling by holders, but there was
supDort from the big bulls. Cash oats 74c
lower.
Provisions were about at a standstill, closing
slightly lower for everything except January lard
Hogs were I5c lower with 5000 received. or 10000
over the estimate At Western points there were
1900 hogs, compared with 72,oe1 last year.
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In.. &C. I Bid. 80.
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{Iuautial Meetlnqs.
nHE ANNUAL MEETING ZOE THE ELE6
TITLE GUARANTEE AND Trust COMPANY
Z-OTTCF Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
nnian rrn.t Company OF Ser. York.

Union Trust Company of New York,
so BROADWAY
New York. January ID i905.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCh-
holders for election of Trustees Of the UNION
TET-ST COMPANY OF NEW YORK OF the class OF
1906 viii place the Office OF te Company No Coy 80
a. 70 oiclock NJ Polls open u and close O'Clock
P II The transfer books Will close January 18th and
reopen 'SN1'-' JOHN V B. THAYER- Secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
.isAea by william z Nichols c. No l5 waIl-st)
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q PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
~ PURSUANCE OF as ORDER OF Hon
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

u spner C Tbo-as. Surrogate Of tire Comfy q Ne~
Work uotice he-efy given all having cams
sgainst William .--upe of the County oI New toTN
xitk vouchers thereof 70 S
zubsrrfber Of traEsacttnz BUSINESS No. -
Brsa 5vay. New IcrE city. a Ihe LILY o SSN A''e
or or beforr t. first day q Nav next -.
D7N ELIZA GRCPE. ExecutrtE
urADTEy II GREENE Attorney for Execut-tx- No-
- % E3-ralf NevE Yark Ctty-
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omce of the Maryland Coal CO.,

Office of the MaryIand toAI IO-s
No / E-oadway. New-YoTk. January Tth, 1908
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of IHh MANI
land roaI Co for the election CT President and
ten T1trecors and such other business come
sfs the meeting VIII held the office OF the Com
psnv No ! Broadway New-York, February Srd. 1s5'
al eleven A. NJ. -, -, =. -
- orer an the morning OF February 4th 1909.
te0F0 - b NEDHAM. Secretary.
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Int. period. Bid ASKED.
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HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY.
pEQUISTi ION HAVING BEEN MADE IN

der date Of November Tth 1902 by the su2erinterd-
Of Bank Of New York upon ne ttoi-
Company ID make good an impairment o. rs
arjtaI amounting hundred and nity-ore
hundred and sixty-sevsn dollars and
Fourteen CS1 notice thereof and OF the
having been in conform
nv With law to each stockholder and al
hereunder except that One Thousand
three hundred fortytwo 34D shares having been
raid IN cash notice hereby given that the SAID
6pe thousand hundred and fOrytwo t142l shares
% bidder PUBIC
+jar AZ ri Broadway York City, Tuesday teo-
rI1s-v 2 1893 at I2-S0 o'cock p OF that day
stock will however. be sold al less raan
F-iffvone per cent IFS value Fftone Dollars
-e- share which valuation been placed upon II d
fhe Superntendent OF Banks IN his al1
certificate provided by Section u OF Chapter o0 o.
the Laws OF 1892 -
New York, January 1e. 1903
HOLLAND TRUST COMPANY.
bv ] d TERMECLE.
President
J B. VAN WoERT.