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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
SURPRISE OVER DR.. EDsON's ESTATE.
He Gave Much in Charity-The Widow
Hopes to Let House

The fact that Or. Cyrus Edison who had in
come from his practice amounting to many thou
sands Of dollars year. left personal estate Of
only 1000, was surprising 10 many Of his friends
when il was announced yesterday. II was supposed
by many that Dr. Edison owned the house No. &c
West Fifeth-st.. but he only leased il. Mrs. Edison
said yesterday that would try hold the lease
and Jet the house furnished < means Of support
for herself and the children.
DIT. Edson's charity. his widow said large
as his professional ability and his capacity for
work. lie charged many Of his rich patients far
less than other physicians of his rank charged and
no one. however poor. would 5e turned away with
advice Dr.. Edison always ready give
them The benefit OF his professional skill It
his habit to spend money freely when he took mis-
vacations, frequently charteriug A yacht in order
that his family might have the pleasure Of being
The water with him. He had so much confidence In
his own strength and his ability for work that he
kept putting off saving money until his life was
ended by the sudden attack of pneumonia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

A@hShssteT Dec IimArrSed. steamer B-uarden tBn
%iasgow Dec l+-Arrived steamer Astoria Cr, Wilson
Auckland. Dec I5Arrived steamer star OF rr.sr4 RI,
kennedy New-YoFk. Via st Vincent c y MeISourrs
PrawIe Point Dec I4-Passed. steamer Brardenb,r A-,
Wo.tersdorf. Bremen for New York ana Ia ltT1,rs
Bremen. Dec IL mArTlved. steamer Neclsa- o.,
ARt"FIp Pee Arrived steamer British king tF~,
y Hagen New York; 18th, 81 n--Arrived s,rsr,a-,
N"u9s, Dec u-Sailed steamer sicijia Utah sar,,-i,
,eN-N oFA5 lith. arrived. Pcr1tcia 49,
ctllS'li. New York. 18th m. steamer prl,Ts.s
irene t,'er,, pannHmann Nsw-York Ma Sspla.
apes " l-Arrived steamer Gsrmania tf Ion
Venice Dec Arrived, stea1ue- Focahortas B-, Ina,
New lctk VIA oran and Malta ' '''"ss'
New-Nor$ VIA Anglers. for Alden SinSan1rs Nor,,ss
Palermo Dee l2-satlei steamer ricgga ,r-, 7,.,..-
New-York go" 'DI' F~lStus.
Mssrs, Dee 1l-Arrtvel. steamer Peconic ,n-, ,,u.-
SeW-forS ter Malta, Venice. etc; saileI s,.,,,S-
Bornep tA0s0. Nouile tfrom New YORK; - steamer
lasia tt'rl, Purdy, New York sydney \ : ~ ser
Manila Dee li-Arriycd. Ipl~,r3 -.
Yokohama. etc. for Nev-York ' NN'' Hhl,
Santos Dec l---Arvtved. R-it{sA -,
CONN New utk Via Perna rnbuco e'''
MoneydeO Dec H-Arrived, steamer C's~d1 ~
New-lo orb t2r Fuenos Avres ami Rosario '7'"''''
Barbados. Dec IA sailed. steamer nv, m,
from Santos. excl New York '' '0opgan
Michaels. tS-Arrived
Mrssel Genoa. Naples and tsfhS,i, QUE n
York; Prinz Oskar tGerl. puSge Genoa and NM M
New-l orb ''' '>'R4cS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Convention consider mosquito eXternnnstl ion. Board
of Trade and Transportation No. 20S Broadway.
2:30 p.
Executive committee Of the Board Of Education.
Catholic Library Association lecture on The Phi
Iosophy of Dress Hotel Majestic 4:l5 .. m
Dinner Borough President Cantor. Deinonico's.
evening
Dinner Of the Road Drivers Association. Heays, Co
lunnbus- ana Sixty Xth-st- evening
New-YorI Electrical Society meeting No - West
Forty fuurth-St. j.
A meeting OF the Armstrong Association. No. )
East SiXty-siXth-st-. evening
Board Of Trade and Transportation meeting No. 2o3
Broadway, 1915 p
Free lectures of the Board of Education, p m
School No. a. One-h hundred and touTJn-st and
Amsterdam ave. Horace ;irceIey,' Cohen:
Baron de TTirsch Trade school. No 322 East sixty
Courth-st. Alloys Dr. William Campbell. Cathe-
oral school Hall No. IL East Fiftieth-st, Cuba
Translated" William HeulsTeHt; st. Barthoo-
news Lyceun Hall, No 2Q5 East Forty second-st.
switzerland W. T. StucheU; I. NJ. A, No :
hundred and twenty NTH st. Mechanics
and Fluids Professor !. : Mckay: Y. N. II. A.
Ntnety-second-st and Lexington ave. The Prog
OF the Telegraph NJ II. kerner; Y NJ L. M.
80 Bowery, The Antarctic. the Cruise OF Bel
giCS, ", J. Brdgmen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
BIG CUT IN COKE REGION.
Wages Of Thirty Thousand Men
Dozen II Per Cent.

Conncllsviile. Penn, Dec. ia reduction OF
wages averaging l. per cent and affecting thirty
thousand men IN the COnnellsville coke regions
was announced to-day. The II. c. Prick Coke
Company takes the initiative in this the first re-
duction since the great strike of the early COS,
and to-day posted notices at all its plants an
nouncinG the reductions. Just year ago an IN
crease of 70 per cent was announced by the COM
pany. Only notices Of advances have been posted
by the companies of the reEon since 1895. and the
average advance since February l. 1894. has been 6
per cent
The new rate IS somewhat above the basis of the
former s. coke scale and indicates that the Frick
company intends to make a stand for something
like 81 minimum price for furnace coke, notW1th
standing that many sales have Deen reported below
that figure
simultaneously with the announcement of a re-
duCtOc in wages, the Union Supply Company, the
owner OF all The company stores at the plants of
the Frick and allied companies. announced gen
erai in the price OF goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
F. & I. BOOKS 100000 SHORT.
No DefalCation Charged, But an Effort to
Save Stock from Raids
my TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.

Denver. Dec 15--At the meeting of the Colorado
Fuel and Iron Company here to-day no business
was transacted. the president ordering, in accord
ance with instructions from New-york that adj
jouTrment he taken until January II. Cass r Her
ringJon. Of counsel for the company. said that he
was ignorant as to the reasons why the meeting
adjourned. adding: zone might infer. Of
course that the bondholders committee and Aiessrs
Rockefeller and Gould had not yet come to a sat
isfactory agreement but. Of course 7 don't know
what the cause of the postponement is. any more
than any else.
President Hearn would not say what caused the
adjournment
There Is q discrepancy NJ something Ike 100000
shown by the books % the company, due 1t is re-
ported. not 10 any defalCauOn, bur to the fact
that a large part OF the money spent for improve
-rent at Mnnequa plant not charged up
30 new construction. For years much OF the earn
ings Of the fuel department. which have been large
devoted TO the improvements under way, but
Gear that tho stock might be affected uufavor-
ably if Il became known what immense sums
were being expended for this purpose. entries
made the books show Just what was
done with the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
SUIT AGAINST MARIE ESTATE BEGUN
Woman Declares Stocks and Bonds Worth
S2s.5OO Were Held for Her.

TIE t..sl % the suit brought by Mrs Emily Lin
den gi.e wife Of Augustus Linden Of No III Duane
81 against Ferdinand NJ Theriot. and the other
executors Of the estate Of Peter Marie, recover
;Zs5G0 n stocks and bonds which 81" declared were
hello Ior her FOR investment 10y him at the
II his Geath WAS begun before Justice Amend and
a jIrv IN the Supreme Court yesterday. Mrs Lin
der alleges that Mr. Marie at the date Of his
death. Oh January l3 1903. Ge'd $>003 worth %
fsets0f bonds 500 worth of Copper stock. and
$4,000 worth 90 Chicago Gas stock which she owned.
she .nakos $50 declaration that her property has
been Wro.- fully withhold from her.
Justice Amend denied motion or behalf Of the
defendants dismiss tie action on the ground that
Mrs Linden had shown she had given any
consideration 10 Mr. Marie 20 insure her against
the loss Of TIE stock iu case az his death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
UNITED STATES HOTEL OWNERSHIP,
Final Hearing Before the Referee in Sara
toga-The New Corporation.
my rELEGRArH 10 THE TRIBUNE.

Saratoga. Dec. 15.-There will be change in the
ownership of the United States Hotel, which cost
over one million dollars and opened in 1874 and
which sold under legal proceedings in 1873 for
$4,000 The final hearing before James l. Scott,
the referee in the case of Messenger against Marvin
and others, which involves the title to the property
was held to-day Ex-SurrOgate Z. II. Peters ap-
pearcd for the plaintiff and {. S. and c. {. Lester
for the United States Hotel Company. which Will
take the place OF the present trustees as owner
of the legal title. This action originally begun as
a partition suit. is used for the purpose of
cffectins reorganization and change of ownership.
The directors of the new corporation are Henry
Il Hanson. William h Bockes and James w
Lester. of Saratoga Springs; William H. Bronx. OF
Ncw-York cit--. ana Walter n. Bryant, of Phil2-
delphia. The stock Of the corpora ton was issued
today the holders of trustees certificates upon
assigning their interests TO the corporation. The
property wiz be sold in February and purchased by
Tho CONFIRMATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
INSANE, TAKES CHILDREN.
WOman Steals Horse and Goes
Drifting.

Sophia Brandt, twenty-seven years old. whose
mind II is said. has been falling for some time
went mildly insane YESTERDAY in Hoboken- Taking
two little children Of her employee. Charles Bewitt
ST No 1030 Park-ave. Hoboken. she went driving
behind a stolen horse. The horse went far as
its owners shop and then stopped. and the woman.
taking the children. tried to take possession OF
doctors gig. Then she wandered into Jersey city,
where she was picked UP by the police.
Miss Brandt entered Mr. BIewitts employ few
DAYS ago He is the head of a mission of the
Church OF God, which opened week ago at
No 90 Adams st, Hoboken His church name Is
Brother Charles. The children two and five
years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
GOOD WORK OF MIDNIGHT MISSION.

The Midnight Missions work of mercy in charge
of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Is supported
largely by voluntary subscriptions Of charitable
people The Sisters Of St. John the Baptist have
. mother house in East Seventeenth-st. where
girls and young women seeking reformation are re-
ceved into their care but the centre of the aSso-
ciation's work is St MichaeIs Home. at Mamaro-
neck Westminster County, refuge from tempta-
ton. in which inmates learn work by which they
can srnnort themselves later. In the last year
eiebty-four girls have been I'm the care of the
home and thirty of them have been sent to par
euts guardians or places of employment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
trict Court;
ISAAC KDIfE filed schedules showing liabilities Of
4sc ~ $G%9S OF the Indebtedness S23
is secured mortgage realty. Principal cra5't-s
Brown Brothers Co $4,000, Butchers and Drove-s
Bank 900. $1,000. bankrupt had also
outstaudtns paper in Eiseuburg. also -ad
bankrupt. Assets consist OF notes estimated a.
S69gS
JACOB HERMAN. cIoaFs. No. II Twentieth
Involuntary petition fled David Cohn. S465. Louis
NeinEer STA George Il Bersen, $50 Ezra r. Prentice
1iGted receiver
FERRIS =. MITCHELL. stock broker No. so Broad
way. involuntary petition fled ny Clarence W Gaylor.
H. Aluhouse Hctrrcn, 500. David H Sruly. $50.
Robert Wilkinson appoin- of the busi-
ness Of ISAAC \. WIENER. liquors. Kingston. \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
Il muse mentS.
METRoPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand opera season 1SO3-lSO4.
Under direction Of MR.. HEINRICH CONFIED-


Under direction OF Mr.. HEINRICH CONRIED-
Tonight s-RIG0LETTO Sembrich. Homer;
CarUsO. Scott Gourmet Conductor N!gna
Fri. EvS.. Dec IS S-LOHENGRIN. Cadsd.
Walker kraus. Van EtoOy Blass. MUshrnann- CondIc-
tor, Mott.
Sat Mat. Dec 10. at AIDA GadsE Homer; Caruso.
Plancon. CaupanaTi Nuehlnann- Conductor. Vigua-
Sat. Evs.. Dec. 10. at Pop. Prlcesl-TOSCA. Ter
nina; DIPPED. Scott Conductor. VisnA
Sun kyg Dec 20 at $50 Gop. Prices)-FOCRTH
GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT SoIoists- Weed. Homer.
Pol Pancon, Guardabassi Conductor Vig7a.
Mon. BvE.. Dec n az s-LA BOHEME. Sembrich.
Seygard Caruso. Campan lr JOur1et Conductor Vtgna
Wed. Evg., Dec. -. S-TRAVIATA Ssmbrich :
CarUso. Scott Conductor Vicua-
Thursday Eys Dec "a at O'CLoCK-1st per-
Torrance of PARSIEAIs Terninas Bursstalsr Rooy
Blass. Goritz debut. Gourmet Conductor. Hertz
Fri Evg. Dee % saba Ciadski Walker,
Caruso PlancO- Scott Muehlnlann Conductor, ViEua
SEATS for NEXT WEEK 5 PERFORMANCE on sale
to morrow at Q A NJ.
I'd. Sd. 4th and 9TH PARsIFAL performances Thurs
days Dec 81, Jan. :. II, 81.
WEBER PIANO USED.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE. Evs. at $40
To-nIght. last time. "GESCHWISTER LEMKE. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
KILLED ON FERRYBO4T.
Nan Crushed Bet7oeen Side Of Yes
sci and a HeaUy Truck.

An unknown man was killed last night
ferryboat of the Hamilton Ferry, Brooklyn, by
being crushed 70 death between the side of the
boat and a heavy truck on the boat The
came on the boat Whitehall. which left the Battery
at p. m. He stood in the wagon way of the
boat between the wall and truck driven by
Frank Schulz of No Van Brunt-st., Brooklyn AS
the wagon was being driven from the boat after
1t was tied up at the Hamilton slip, the man was
in way caught between II and the wall OF the
wagon way and horribly crushed. lie died
before a surgeon arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
SUE LESSEE OF IMPERIAL.
Wido5c of LabOrer Killed IN E"-
DLOsiOn There disks $50 900.

Catherine Owens Of No. 23l West One-hundred-
ard-twenty -first-st.. has, through her attorney.
jacob Newman Of No. 3i6 Broadway, begun
action IT. the supreme Court against Jennie h.
Stafford The lessee or the Hotel Imperial, Broad
way and Thirty -second-st. 10 recover $4,000 dam
ages Tor the less of her husband James Owens,
who was killed in the hotel on September %.
Owens was a p!asterer IN the employ of II. ".
Miller ard was working IN a room in the eigh-
teer story annex built on the south side OF the
hotel when an explosion took place, and Owens
was killed and three other persons seriously in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
INJURED IN HOTEL FIRE.

Two drcmen were injured and policeman had
narrow escape from being suffocated IN a fire
which destroyed the Columbia Hotel St George.
Staten Island. yesterday afternoon. The fremen
Injured were John Clarke foreman OF Monroe En-
CINE Company. whose left shoulder blade was dis
located. and Charles CoIbrooke. of the COM
pany. whose left arm was badly gashed. and who
received body injuries PatrolIuan Roe of the
West Brighton police station. overcome by
smoke and slightly burned All the injured persons
were removed to their homes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
SAYS cRoroN DAM ROCK is GOOD.

The Aqueduct Commission yesterday afternoon
received = communication from j. Waldo Smith.
IT. chief engineer transmitting report from Pro
1essorF Stevenson and Kemp, in which they say
ilai abe rock in thc foundation at the south end
q the new CrolOn dam Is good may be
pected be- found IN rlauy feet below and that il
cannot deteTioratc after IL IS covered with masonry
ana that even should thor. ace a small amount Of
seepage through IL Tie eject would be- wholly iu-
Ffer fear4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
cRuclgLE STEEL DIVIDEND PASSED.

The directors OF the Crucihle Steel Company met
in Pittsburg yesterday and decided to suspend the
dividend the preferred stock.
The Crucibla Steel Company has S25 ooo ono per
cent cumulative preferred stock upon which dvi-
bends have heretofore been regularly paid, and
S25CleOd common stock. The passing of the dtyt
dend had been generally expected. in view of the
bad financial showing made by the annual report
In October The company was Incorporated In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16

F}a,e,. Morrill, r5hrent Observation-Disclosures. S7o9
Browne james I'D Mayer t45
Barnes. Charles +. and George Wilson's Mitch
Ell ..........-...- observation-disclosures. I4IT
r-1,,r Patrick If-Spra-I. National
IcI.ain. Frank C-Nationai bank of syracuse 20l3
Nest.riZ IInbc7ier I'll Sleeves ana another 4i@5
Mas Thomas poiIlou 80
Mint rohn IA y I.O9S
Marlin PAWN Tt TimLerake.. ..............
North American Rubber Company 7 Hayden. 2s4
N,sf~and fieurz RI 4 Ennis and .-... 30I
NcBirreN Hugh J. executor-Ii McBrney....... IO1I5
SaraI' Ross. ........ l.0lT
rarnap0rr Abraham ana I--uis-S + MiHter.-.-..
SIerrarf Fuspu N Gothic of York. 5o2t
Town of GrcenburR- Savings
The on, Of New York-B j Sullivan 1900
The Realty Company New York.. 6.O61
Won Kcter Gerhnrd-I. Vieit. ........... 912
Nogeu. II Fugeue-W Lanzdon anuther...... l,23S
Wilcox. Marshall BE FTeuslgrf 212I
Wheeler George Henniug LIB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
ELECTION INSPECTORS INDICTED.

Kingston. =. D.. Dec. 1.-THE Ulster County
Grand Jury to-day found Indictments against Cor
aelus RiGEius. Eugene WAY. Eugene Fr!deU and
John linhof. touT inspectors of election at The
Eddyville poll o. tine town ~ lister They are
accused - permitting persons 10 vote who were
ifCf registered making false returns Tine
Indictment statc- that ..8 10 tlrtv-4U. votes
shown GA the returns were actually east Judge
l5errick admitted tie four defendants 10 bail Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
ElRE LOSS IN ROCHESTER. $4,000.

Rochester, Dec. 15.-It is estimated that ROches-
ters from fires this morning will reach 100000,
a5ou; 80 per cent being covered by insurance. The
places burned were the Foster & Armstrong piano
factory in Commerci7l-st-, the shoe factory Of
Williams. Hoyt & Co, and the Wendell Marshall
piano factory, CentTal-aVe. and North Water-st-
Tho origin o. the fires not known. lncendaTIsm
.ae Lle ct ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Sunset 4;34 Moon rises Moons age -
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandy Hook b:26i Gov Island 650 Hell Gate 7.5S
PM.-Ssndy Hook $3.50 GOV Island 6a6 Hell Gate sis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
THURsDAY. pECUIBER i
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Tuesday. Dec. Is, 1908.
ARRIVED

q
Umbris tBr), button, Liverpool December and
Queenstown :. TO Vernon H Brown 3 Co. with $50
cabin and 454 storage passengers mails and mdse.
steamer TlbertUS ttTer. new. :, 80 tCus), Tnrah.
Shields November -. TO Funch. Edge & Co. ballast
Arrived at the Rar at p December
Steamer HelltE Oav dam. Hoist, Copeuha<eu De
cember . Christianta and ChTistansand s. 20 Funch
Edye Co. with - cabin and 243 Steerage
and mdse Arrived the Bar at I a m
Steamer PrinS Wilem II Dutch. Tirckers Para
marble November q Demerara Is. Trinidad rs CarIl-
PIANO p, Cumaua and Guanta %. la Guayra so Porto
Gabello December l. Curacao B. JaCmeJ &. Aux Caves
with passengers mails and mdse- Arrived Bar
ct $40 14Jh.
Steamer Allegheny 6Ge-l. Haas Kingston Eovsr1-
Der %, Savauilla December I, Carthagena = Crev-
town and Port Limou = 10 Hamburg American Line.
with cabin passengers. malls and mdss. Arrived al
the Bar at n
Steamer ZUlia Bennett, Maracaibo December
Curacao g. La Guayra and Ponce Boulton Bliss &
Laliett with passengers mails and mdse-
steamer City Of Washington. Jones Colon
to the Panama r 81 passengers mails ana
IudSe. Arrived at the Bar q $50 a
United States battleship Maine Caribbean Squadron,
taptain r X { Leut1e. from Colon DeCecber Passed
in Quarantine at SIS o m
steamer Mexico. stevens Havana December T. "a
James Ward ~ passengers mails ans r,4.s
Arrived at the Bar at II :41 a m
steamer Huron Ingram Jacksonville December II Va
Charleston L. 70 William 2 Clyde & with rnise
Steamer Garth. Chichester Georgetown. s 4, Dace,,
Co. with mdse. '0 -
Steamer Monroe Huphers Newport News and NJ
folk to the Old Dominion SIS CO. with passengers ans
sandy Hook. y J.. Dec, Is. $40 ? un-wiDd ua..
fresh breeze; clear 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments Tor sums OF more than
500 were filed yesterday. the FIRST name being that
OF the debtO..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16

Royal Ermiue muffs and stoles in all the new
shapes and, | believe. at prices little less
than offered elsewhere for the same quality; at
any rate, prices are marked very low. c. c.
SHAYNE, Manufacturer, 41st and 42d SITS, be-
tween Broadway and 9th ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16

Mink muffs, victorines and stoles; large as
sortment. All manufactured from natural skins
not blended or darkened in any way. Prices
are right. G. c. SHAYNE, Manufacturer, 41st
and 42d SITS, between Broadway and 9th ave,
Tribune advertisers like to make the acquaintance
OF Tribune readers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16

TO GET GOOD TREATMENT.
Readers are assured OF good treatment II they will
mention to advertisers they their advt. In The
Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS

SAN Francisco. Dee 1.-THE OFFICIAL CLOSING ,co-
,atjous for mining stocks to-day were as follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16

Steamers Csvic OBI. liverpool. Gairio,b r., -
Towni Georgetown. Georgetown: Victoria (T3rl NJ
selliest Kaiser Wilhelm II (GeFl, Bremen. via pIv
IoqIh and Ch9r6ourg fucataT Colon; Ntthsdae tBrl
Sigl@ Galveston. Gordon castle CBrp Port Natal
Alamo, Galveston Arapahos. Charleston
Vile; City Of Memphis savannah; Mama Tfa,s $50.
more; oneida, Philadelphia. ~'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-16

IRVING PLACE THEATRE. Ev's. at s.2o
Tonight. last time, "GESCHWISrER LEMKE."
Thursday, first time. "MONNA WANNA"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-19
Ciark-Ayers.

Washington, y. r.. Der. 17-(Specia!.1-
The Methodist church was made q scene
of loneliness yesterday when Rev. L. F
Thompson. IN impressive style, made Hiss
Laura Ayers the wife Of Nj. William
Fletcher Clark.
The groom. with MS brother. Mr. y.
II. Clark. OF Norfolk. awaited at the
elarcel rail To receive his bride. who.
handsomely gowaed in q navy-blue going
away costume, entered. leaning on the
arm Of her brother. Mr.. Fred Ayers.
Miss Matte Laughinghouse, attired L,
green silk. was maid OF honor, while
the ushers were. Messrs. T. Harvey My
ers. D. VI. Fields. H. 3. Mayo ard ". {
Rodman
Mrs. w. p. Baughman presided at the
OF Gan. and Mr.. r. 4. G. Barnes played AZ
accompaniment on the violin.
The church was filed with frienis.
who afterwards saw the happy couple
OF on tire washington and Plymouth
train and bid them bon voyage.
The bride is an accomplished daughter
o Mr. E. ". Ayera. The groom, the
son of the late Walter Clark. is a great
favorite with all who know him. He has
held a responsible position with the Old
Dominion Steamship Company here for
seine years.