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MUSIC.
A Repetition of La Roheme.

PuccinIs "Boheme' had its third representat,or
this season at the Metropolitan Opera House last
night. and the third singer esssyed the part OF
Musetta- This was Nine saygard. an experienced
AFust' VINO WITHIN her limitations. Is always salts
factory; who spells picture Injuries no rnusicaI
ensemble. causes no violent disiuusionment In the
dramatic scene. and therefore ilis out in a graft
flying manner the group OF character sketches
around which Puecini has woven web of decor
alive music with such amazing deftness Thu
amateur and incompetent element having been
eliminated, the performance had unusual sparkle
and animation. to have been expected Do
not Nine. Senbrich, Nine. Seygard. Signor Caruso
Signor CampanaTi and NJ. Journet make up an
artistic group about as perfect as one could wish?
And how signor- Nigna pours out his Italian soul
through the orchestral
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The REV. DIR. BROOKE HEREFORD.

Boston. Dec a--The death IN England OF the
Rev Dr.. Brooke HEREFORD. distinguished Uni
tartan clergyman and writer and former pastor
Of the Arlington Street Church. n this city.
announced here to-day. DR.. HerfOrd was one OF
the best known acknowledgement IN this country
and abroad He was born IN Manchester England.
In 1880. and was trained for a business career. he
was drawn toward the ministry. however. and at
tended Manchester New College his 1rst pastor
ates were IN the country districts of England. In
1870 DR.. Herford came to America and year later
he became pastor Of the Church Of the Messiah
IN Chicago In 1852 ne TO Boston pastor
OF the Arlington Street Church Later he resigned
TO accept call 10 the Rosslyn Hill Chapel. Lon
don
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PHlLo {. MERWIN.

Brookaeid. Conn. Dec 4.-Maior PhTlo c. Mer-
win, who was member OF the State legislature in
1s6S-'64. is dead aged ninety-fOur- He was part
in Turner. Bailey Co.'S circus. which
finally became the Barnum show. Afterward.
railroad capitalist, he bought the right Of way OF
the Boston. Hartford and Erie Railroad. the
Highland Division of the New-YOrk. NeW-HaVen
and Hartford Railroad from Waterbury to the
New-YOrk State line Mr. Merwin OF the
early members OF the NeW-Haven Grays. and
ceved his title from Governor TOmIiuson. whose
term of Office from 1877 TO 1871
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THE GOVERNOR GIVES A DINNER.

Albany, Dec. 2.-Governor and Mrs. oden gave
a dinner tonight at the Executive Mansion. The
guests were Bishop and Mrs William C. Doane,
Mr. and Mrs Robert c. Pruyn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grange Sard, Mr. and Mrs. A. Blocker Banks,
Mr. and Mrs William Bayard Van Rensselaer,, Dr.
and Mrs Samuel B. Ward. DR.. and Mrs Schurman
of Cornell and Mr.. and Mrs Hartman, Mrs. Slade
Mr. and Mrs Whitelaw Reid and DR.. Odeu OF
New-York. Mrs Oden will give tea tomorrow
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Schurman, wife Of Pres
dent Schurman Of Cornell University, and Mrs
Slade. OF NeW-York
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MORTALITY FROM ALCOHOL.

From The London Globe
7. a., rar,arked that IN countries where alcoholism
o. Senonced the mortality from It, as given by statistics
80 snnarently because the cause % death "a not ex-
stiy Declared Professor Aahaim OF the InlYeisty OF
Iausanue attention 20 the matter IN We Sohsreas
a method OF certifying the
- 1sotb which would give exact statistics while respect
- essSuRs In Switzerland II II already done BY
eeifeatcs bearing numbers and 20 ideu y the pefson
..snc1Ttng 10 the number requires Ions research
rh an res been In hfteen years IN the towns ana
tySo years III country, a+d gifea s4ti.L-.,
Of the deaths tuaie SUBJECTS
caused BY delflum teuasns A.
cohoIsm alone acute or chronic IN thS S""S" "a 20
cent OF the deathA
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SEEKING A HOUSE I'm NEWPORT.

Newport, Dec. q CspeciaD.-Mr. and Mrs William
B. Leeds, Of New-York. have been in Newport
looking for q house for next season, and although
no announcement IS made Of any rental sale II
is understood that they viii be among the summer
residents Of 1904 Last season Mr. and Mrs. Leeds
spent much OF the summer here their yacht,
which was the scene Of many social gatherings,
and il reported that they were negotiating for
the purchase Of Marble House. This denied,
but Il now looks If they were 10 become prop
erty owners at Newport.
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OBITUARY..
JOSEPH sTIcKNEY.

Joseph Stickney. senior member OF the firm OF
Stickney. Conyngham & Co. coal dealers, NO.
Broadway died suddenly az his homa. No S4
FIfth-aye.. yesterday morning from stroke OF
apoplexy. He was born in Concord. y. n. IN 1870.
and about 1880 became Interested In anthracits
coal mining which had been his business ever since
He was a member OF the Union. Union League.
Racquet and New-Tork Yacht clubs His country
home in Westchester- be leaves a widow.
who Miss Carosyn-F'oster. Of Waltham-
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! A EemarknbIr Endorsement.

DR. Lapponl the medical authority who came into
prominence the physician late Pope Leo
and who has been appointed act in the capacity
TO Pope Plus X has his extensive practice been
permentng with Buffalo Lthia water and has writ
letter testifyfnE great medicinal value.
LappOnl points owing its rich
ithia- marvellous efficiency IN
OF Brghts Disease, govt rheumatism dyspepsia,
and all OF uric acid daIhesis.
IN recent years the lay world well the profe5-
siouaI been driven that Buffalo
Lithia a effect upon the hui
system, and Dr. this letter, simply joins
physicians this country
which follow its
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MARY ANDERsoN's CHARITY.

Mss Mary Anderson CIme. de navarro will ap-
pear at the Peoples Palace, Whltechapel. London,
o. December . and 50. On the first night she will
entertain four thousand children Of the East End
with songs accompanied on the plano by Miss
Maud Nalerie White. and the following night
viii give recitatiOLs from Shakespeare plays. The
entertainments have been arranged By Father
Bernard Vaughan brother OF the late Cardinal
Arch bishop Of Westminster and the second OF them
FOR the benefit Of the poo-, sick and suffering Of
he Iarge Catholic East End parishes Of St Mary
and 81 Michael II which Nine de Navarro takes
= lively inteTest--(Strat1orc-on Herald Dec
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Mrs Covles wife Of Captain William Cowles.
y & N. and sister OF President Roosevelt, has
Tnorteaged her house. No. $50 Madison-ave. south
ase+ corner OF SIxty-secoRd-st-, TO the New-York
9se fneifra nee and Trust Company, for $4,000 Tor
tilrea wears at per cent The property carries
D-ior mortgage of SIS, COO
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VANDERBILT DEFENDS HIS CoACHMAN.
Goes on His Bond in q Suit for Damages
Brought by Collector.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUxE. !

Newport, Dec 1--ReginaId c. Vanderbilt has
been called upon to go on the bonds OF his coach
man. Charles Boone. IN order 10 keep the man out
OF jail writ Of arrest was served on Boone. In
which damages IL the sum OF $500 claimed by
Michael Sullivan. collector alleges that in
trying to collect bill from Boone at Sandy Point
tarnn ne was assaulted. AT first criminal suit
was brought MIR. Vanderbilt then going bail for
Boone. and he does so in the civil action, be-
heyIng his cOachman is IN the right
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aovERNoR,s MESSAGE ABOUT READY.

Albany. Dec. M.-Governor Odeu to-day said that
he had practically completed his message to the
legislature certain amount Of revision would be
required he said with reference, for instance, TO
the conditions at RandalIs Island, in the light of
The ren0rt on the subject to the State Board Of
Charities. 1t IS understood that the message VIII
he comparatively brief
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THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Another book play is announced. The Virginian'
viii be presented at the Manhattan Theatre on
Tuesday evening. January 5, 1904 Mr.. Richrnau's
engagement VIII close on January 2
Nr. Brandon lyman will reaprear at the Four
teeuth Street Theatre next Monday. December e,
rs Robert E1nmet-
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
''The Runaways" to Pause Temporarily
The Candida" Matinee.


Ct the Grand Opera House VIII close for the
present on January 2 Miss TemDleton has been
rIaying for two years nOW-hrst with Weber &
F1elds and then with The Ranaways'-and she
wishes rest before beginning rehearsals Of new
vii e Eeeas 1a ne sent SI snl INTO the land
Arnold Dsly and his excellent company again
presented G. 3. shaw's plav Candida" at the
Madison Square Theatre yesterday afternoon.
There Will De q matinee to-day also, well as
one tomorrow. The audience was not large but
those who we're present enjoyed an improved per-
fornuance especially on the part Of Miss Don
Reley who. though still far from IDEAL is becou-
Ing more possible as the thinker OF the thoughts
Ehe utters al each repetition OF the play Herbert
Standing. the father Of Guy Standing. viii join the
company this Afternoon II Is said that ne was one
q The players originally se4ectea iot iAs cast ~
Ar. Shaw himself.
On Wednesday morning, January 6. at u O'CLOCK
Walter Darnrosoh viii repeat At the New LyeeuHa
Theatre his lecture explanatory OF FalS4l@4'
Robert Edeson reached town yesterday and az
once began preparations for his production OF
hsasozs Folly which has been dramau zee, Ps
Tie leading woman
Al Kei.h's yesterday the ever present biograph
was equipped with complete series OF pictures
l.9stEatg The Opening Of the new Wiilians6gEg
5slcge, which occurred on SATURDAY. me pictures
were watched with much interest
Al the Harlem Opera House yesterday The
Light that Failed" shown, for the week
Al the Murray Hill Theatre Charles Warner was
seen IN bis striking Improvisation Of the drunksrd
az ne pay Drink"
Alabama" was revived yesterday 20 the de-
tsnt o. two audiences az PrOctor'E Fifth Avenue
.asatre At Proetor's Fifty eighth-st house play
e--ea Deserted at the Altar was shown.
over Niagara Fails" be seen this week ar
ne Third Avenue Theatre.
90. al me Circle the presence OF Ned Wayburn's
wslLsIs A&ssses" Is enough 10 III the house this
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GOVERNOR TAFTs RETURN.

Manila. Dec Ex-Governor ". H Taft VIII leave
this city the day after tomorrow Tor me United
49,. ne will VISIT Toxic 10 meet the hIikadO, at
the request OF the latter The citizens OF Honolulu
viii hold a reception in his honor when no arrives
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ACTORS NOW IN NETWORK.

Henry Irving. Henrietta Crosmau.
William Gillette. Fay Davis.
= Forbes Robertson Marie Tempest.
William Faversham. Gertrude Elliott
Leonard BOvne. Charlotte Wiehe-
Charles Richman- AfaUde Adams
Robert =. Mantel- Maxine Elliott
kyTle BelleW Hilda SpOng.
Charles Warner. FRITZ Schef-
sam Bernard. Anna Held.
Prank Daniels. Paula Edwardes.
Edwin Stevens. Bertha Gallaud-
= h Holland. Fay Templeton-
Henry kemble- Irene Bentley.
f. Tyars Ida Vernon.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast.

washington. Dec 21The storm that was central over
ths middle St Lawrence Valley Sunday night has passed
eastward beyond observation and another OF
nearly equal intensity moved from Western Mime
sofa 70 Central The latter is closely fol-
by rapidly rising the rise extending over
the entire west country except the southern plateau
There been during the last twenty-four hours
rains and SHOWS in region the Ohio Valley,
Nsw-EugIand ard interior New-York Elsewhere the
weather has been generally fair except the north
districts egt Of Rocky Mountains. where there were
light raias and Temperatures have fallen de-
cdesly in the Northwest the middle slope and New
England and have risen slightly IN the Ohio Valley. the
lower lake region and the South There VIII be snow
TUESDAY lake region. except along west LAKE
Michigan and Lake Huron II the mountain districts
Of MARYLAND and Virginia, and rain or snow. IN
North Elsewhere the weather VIII De 1ar
1lsdav ana Wednesday. Il viii be colder LQesdsy IN
te catraI valleys lake region and colder tues
day night NeW-Ensaad, the Acde Atantlc anu 1H
cuff portions OF the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
II win Be warmer Tuesday IN Eastern Florida and along
the south Atlantic Coast and warmer Wednesday N the
On ~ Nev-E,ngIand coast winds viii be FRESH 70
probably nlSh II extreme SCUM
portions: on tie Middle Atlantic Coast brisk southwest
10 west probably high On North Ns"-JeLisy on
emf SOUTH becoming VaIIaolei
On the west light 10 fresh sonth sttlns 70
north and on Lake Michigan brisk northwest. ,,,
Steamers deUartiug Tuesday for european ports VIII
bs eo,-lyssf 10 west winds brisk TO high north OF The
thrtynnth parallel with partly CLOUDY 10 cloudy wealth
r the Grand Banks - .Ff-bfgan
iSconsin Northern Illinois, Northern Indiana and the
aste- ro-eions 81 Minnesota and Iowa storm warnings
are dgpiaysd on Atlantic Coast from Sandy Hook TO
Passport
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SENATOR HANNA IMPROVING.

Senator Hanna, who has been III at the Waldorf
Astoria since Saturday with attack Of grip. was
much improved yesterday. While ne was stu IN
room to-day
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

:, ,bt s,arrana the continuous white line shows
pressure Indicated Dy ne Irlb4nes SELF
ssSrg barometer The dotted line shows the tempeFa-
80 IS recorded by the local Weather Bureau.
- following ofhcal record from the Weather Bureau
- the changes temperature for the last twenty
four hours IN comparison win the corresponding oSls Oh
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Highest temperature yesterday % degrees IH| o.
- ae. average for corresponding date last year. a.
- cor corresponding date last twenty-five years %
Tl forecast. Cloudy day. PROBABLY ran or snoS
A. tse morning; brisk 70 high s2uI"sS1 ~ "'i'4"
% s,S 80 colder at night; fair Wednesday.
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ny EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
FOR all points In United stasea Canada and MeHiso
teutsds 81 tha OF Manhattan and The broax
Also Cuba. Porto Rco. Hawaii and ths FAllilplHsA
without extra expense Ter foreign postage
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Special Notices.
rrLhnnn suh.crlntlnn 1000.

THE TRIBUNE will be BY mail % any address
In this country abroaG address changed often
desfrea SUBSCRIPTIONS TO your regular
dealer before leaving Il more convenient hand thea
In ~ THE TRIBUNE ONCE.
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Should be DAILY AL interested. changes
NAV occur at tiuel
Foreign malls for the week ending December o. 1908
viii close promptly IN all the General Postocs
follows Parcels Post Mats close hour earlier
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Regular and Supplementary malls close Foreign Sta
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eeDt that Supplementary Nails ard Central
America via Colon, close hour later Foreign Sta
tom.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
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Europe. per 1eutonic via Queenstown at II a
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Ten Minutes Of the hour Of sailing Of steamer.
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S4N-s4sb NAt-Ah-as
SUNDAY csnts WEEKLY REVIEW ) cents
DAILY Giants TRIM Eil1rLNs eents
rIr-ItIgI " FARMER. aenta
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

These arrived yesterday on La BretAgne'
-, w q Alrer H. A, DeIamare
sosaph JoHefsohn lAisAahoei
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Died.

Death notices appearing THE TRIBUNE wiz
repubshed in The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without extra
charge.
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fhara arrived

on the Minneapolis there arrived
DR. " J. Allen. Mr ana ;a y o. Js'
W A. Dunlap ~ H. Ei+~~~
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December 19-The VIllaiobos for Shanghai;
the New-York, from I3rennert9n for San Francisco;
the Lawrence and the Stewart from Charleston for
Key West.
December 20-The Bennington from Brenerton for San
Francisco the Machias from Perion FOR DtiboutiI
Castins from Key West for Colon; the Baltimore
from Key West for Hampton Roads
The Iris placed Of commission at Mare Island yard
December IS
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
For New-EngIane cloudy today, with rain or snow IN
nor oron colder at brisk TO high southwest to
west winds: Wednesday fair
For the District OF Columbia partly cloudy to-day
colder Ar night wednesday fair brisk southwest 10 north
winds
T T,sIayar. and Eastern Pennsylvania fair to-day;
colder Al night; wednesday fresh to brisk 10
northwest winds.
For NeuJersey partly CLOUDY to-day; colder at night
brisk northwest WINDS, pFolspy A!BA n ho'VH
portion Wednesday FAIR
NeA-Hork. clcuGH Today propaply
snow brisk q hEh southwest 10 north
VEST WINDS: a night Wednesday far
Pennsylvania. parity CLOUDY and somewhat
colder to-day: brisk high northwest winds
For NeW-Tork, and colder today Dick
70 nigh northwest winds; "Wednesday partly cloudy
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. Exczpv
TRANSPACIFICL

CUBA-vIa Port Tampa Florida closes a. this once
daily except Thursdays - 80 Cths eonnectins
mails close here Mondays. Wednesdays and SaE1r-
days..
MEXICO CITY-Overland. unless specially addressed Tor
steamer. closes AZ this ofcs daily sxcsrk
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r. lI-3O D
NEWFOUNDLAND-By rail North sydney ana thsrcs
by steamer. closes this ofics daily at $50 M
connecting mails close Monday. Wednesday
Saturday.
JAMATCA-By rail Boston. and thence by steamer,
closes this Office at $50 o. m every Tuesday.
By Philadelphia and thence
at Office ll.So p. Wednesday.
MIQUELON-By rail Boston, thence By steamer.
closes at ONCE daily a 80 D. m
BELIZE. PUERTO COETEZ and GUATENAI-A-By rsl
to Nevv-O-ears. and thence steamer AZ
cce daily except saturday. AZ y 80 and III so
sundays II D. and I'll n. (coE1soEln<
mail closes here Mondays at I'll so p. M
COSTA EICA-BY rail SeW-Orleans. by
steamer. this once daily, except Sunday.
fI.3U D N and III so sundays II .. and
ri 30 .. connecting Uau closes Tuesdays
f113o ?. M,
BAHAMAS Except Parcels Post Mails-By ral Miami
Fla. and thence By steamer closes a. t1l:s0 p IL
fRsEsteTsd nal closes at 6 N previous azy.
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The woodIAwn Oemetery

fs the most accessible cemetery ef the metrep-
els hy Harlem trains. trolley carriage.
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
sold at sI25 up send fer Illustrated Book
let. or BY request a representative VIII call
OFFICE. 70 EAST 2aD-sT- N 7. CITY.
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TRANSATLANTIC MATS
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA wESr

A.
INDIES ETC
TUEsDAE-At a for Barbados and Northern Brazil
per S. Hilary. Para and Manacs; $50 m (sup-
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Costa Rca) and South Pacific ports s 4. City OF
Washington. via Colon (Inau for Guatemala must %
per S. s. City o. Washington - N for
Santiago per Cienfussos tunah must Be 1lrssrad
: C1enfuegos'' y.
wEDNEsDAY-At IL 80 a. m for Yucatan. per a =.
Daggry (nau be directed per $ DaSgry')i a.
supplementary so M for LseWarc ard
WindWard Islands BFftsh, Dutch and French Guiana.
Per ; FontabelIe mall for Barbados. Grenada and
Trinidad be directed per 5. FOuta5elle'')-
TFTURSDAT-At 7.30 a for Barbados and Brasil
BeIiaggio via Pernam1ueo Re IaneiEo and santos
(rnau Northern Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
mu De directed per s. BeilaggiO''ls
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via Progreso, Campeehs and Vera Cruz b d.
rected per 8 Havana'D. az L n Complementary
1880 . nj Bahamas per .. Saratoga Cna4l for
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