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6 2Gers ssr2ses at trinity Chapel
broadway Saturday January Sl' al lO d. H. inter
private.
January s John 81 buTtS IN e
At o'cocE Central Congregational Church. Hancock
and Eranknoaye - 1G0}sEk Sr02sIn Lodge No Sc F.
Brooklyn Pg!t MasoRG Ma 3 are rPectay invited to
tend. Interment private
CusHAN Friday 90 at his residence fn me Ss
3s7 22ds EphraIm H9or99k cushsh t Peters m |
Church west 2Oth-st-. Monday morning February
., 1890 a. m
Gence No East NegTGT G3s%t city DS fe0Ggpa Sobp
daughter Annha and the late KGnaTd a paskss I
nTn ETnGs' Of IN the incarnation and 35thst
o.on satg5Say n spTnge a9 papers
n,,rc1, funeral services Edward Foote
Dwight held in the church parl95 % ~ 5he Ms9
and 57th-st 5Ihst) on sunday FenruaTy
/. at 2 O'Clock p The interment at "0odawn Win
ME1.ENDY-s Suddenly, on Friday morning January 30
1906 her late esidenGe s M2- S % ;eeIr NIeny
formerly Of New~York city Funeral residence on
sunday N d KnGg ESS1ga6g omit t. iowsrs Do H. '''F'''
FRIDAY JsqgaTy So f 1908 Gi at a. Enseooa Iq q
Nichols. Notice of funeral later
R1EcK-At ossinns n. y January %. 1905. James
Garner Rissk ,aa2 IN 'Pe Ppnary 9 l. at $50 m from his
late residence. No 90 Htshland- Ossnins car
riages viii leaving Grand Central Station at
lilo.
sMITH-on Thursiay January p anford smith son sf
ian Year Of Private services at No 200 Alex
sTAcKuoUsE suidenlIy on Friday morning no January
ToTs G"T Iodse % No Ancsnt York Masons service.
his on sGeaa q@etery eoT"a or mSnda " FeBuay ar
vIsCTER-At the residence Of her daughter. Mrs j. NJ
Randall No 81 g 30 East oranEs ser,S:. at At
S1',S the aSove sunday February arrival OF
Iaciawanna train leaving New-Yerk at O'Clock
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TRANsPACTFIC MAILS

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Ia Europe and New Zealand which goes san
F-rapcisco6 and Fiji Islands Vancouver and Vic
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Miowera
,,aVs Tor Hawaii China Japan and Philippine Islands
Francisco. close here dailv $50 p.
January 531. inclusive. for dispatch per : HonE
,, Sr CHINA and Japan via Tacoma. close here
$50 p. up 20 JdluaiS 'Sl' t"S~SiHe "r uisltVh
,,ptIs for Hawaii via Francisco daily
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Alameda.
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Via san Francisco. here daily $50 D.
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Inclusive for dispatch Pc = ; Nariposa
Mails for Australia West Australia which -
Forwarded Eurppet. New-Zealand. FIJI Samoa and
Hawaii via Francisco. here daily $50
0. N after January tS1 and Up % February TIA IN
steamer carving the British
nnt arrive in with this dispatch. extra
maiIs-cIosing 80 a $50, and $50 ?.
SUNDAYS az 4So a. m a. and $50 p m--wtn b
and forwarded until the arrival OF the Cunard
Steamer1.
n c. close daily a $50 p to February WI
- Empress OF China
Merchandise for L Postal Agency Shanghai
90 forwarded via Caaadt
ranspacihc forwarded of sailing daily
uninterrupted overland transit tResstered
mail a p previous day
CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. Postmastsr.
Postonice, New-York. N. Y. January %. IeoA
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EZEKIEL ESAU'S FLIGHT.
1t Was of 0ratory, but He Got Six Months,
Nevertheless

Does the learned court, in its intelligence, feel
mat will be better next July than now?' asked
Ezekiel Esau Young. of Magistrate Flammer. In
Jefferson Market court yesterday.
If your honor will permit. I will relate unto
you the circumstances which brought hither
Proceed" said the magistrate.
L was stroliing along Eighth-ave. last night and
my walk begat a thirst: thirst suggested drink, the
price OF which. alas, had not. A damsel crossed
my path. and asked the maiden for assistance.
The appeal produced one penny. / then approached
a man and requested him to give four more
pennies. and with that amount / might buy nickel
drink He gave me the four cents and then ar
rested me- He is devoid of sympathy. your honor.
and he who is without sympathy for his fellow
man is not Of the elect. / have spoken"
You have, and / understand. been committed
i've times" said the magistrate.
You have been correctly informed. most lenient
tuuge." replied Ezekiel 'and. according to the
law. which is unconstitutional, you have the power
TO send me UP for 16O days. But 1 protest. 1 am
free born citizen of these United States. and L
crave your clemency. The uncertainties and pos
sibilitfes Of this mundane existence that
we not dealing with futures broke in the
court.
But. your honor, It is to the future we must
look. Are positive of anything? Even you, with
your intelligence. TO which bow. do not know that
you are alive? Be merciful, for the quality OF
mercy is not strained; it blesseth him who gives
well as him who receiveth. r
This fellow will talk all day if you let him.
broke in Smith. the bridge officer. hes old
timer
six MONTHS said Magistrate Flammer, and
Ezekiel Esau Young was lead away, vowing ven
geance on Smith for ''buttin' in
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.IOHN V. LUFE.

John V. Luff who died on Wednesday at ms
home No 9IS Creene-ave., Brooklyn. in his sixty
second wear ioined the SD New-York Volunteers,
one of the first regiments to to the front when
the civil war broke out. Returning to civil life, he
obtained a place in the New-York Postoffice. and
later was promoted to be superintendent of the
Grand-st station Afterward he engaged in the
bakers and confectioners' supply business. He was
the Oldest past-naster of Gramercy Lodge F. and
A M and had recently been elected a life member
He was also a member of Charles II. BurtlS POSI-
G A r.: Washington Council, \. p. u. and OF
the knights of Honor, and was a member OF the
Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church. He leaves a
widow and two daughters.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
DR. MORRILL, WYMAN,

Cambridge Mass Ian 30.-Dr. Morrill, Wyman
died at his home here to-day. after brief Illness
He was ninety years old and was the Oldest medl-
cal practitioner in the State having been contnu-
ously engaged for about sixty years. In the early
part of his professional life he invented an IN
strument for removing fluids from the body. es-
pecialIv the chest BY it's a operation. which
reviousIy was often fatal, has been rendered sale
and almost painless.
Dr. Wyman was graduated from Harvard IN ia"j
and from the medical school four years later In
1853 he became adjunct professor OF the theory
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The Matinee Habit With Managers Grows
Apace-Mr. Fitch is Going Away
from Here"

Miss Katie Barry announced some time ago tnat
she was going to put several plays this season
with the aid of Weldon Grossmith and just because
Mr. Grossmith is going back to more hospitaole
England she does not intend to abandon her piah'
at least. while Aubrey Boucicault is at hand
ready TO help her. pantomime. "A Bit OF Ou
Chelsea" and My Milliner's Bill at present
scheduled for production the Herald Square The
atre. at series of matinees Besides Mr. Bouci..
cault. Thomas c. Seabrooke Mrs feanans ana ana
some others will aid Miss Barry in her undertaking
But the limit of performances single day
will be reached at the Criterion Lncon's Birth
day. There will be performance of THE Little
Princess" at 1O15 a. m. of The Cavalier" in
the afternoon, and the regular evening performance
of THE Cavalier" night Indeed. holiday for
the ushers
There may be some who will extract comfort
from the assurance that Clyde Fitch will produce
no more plays this season. after putting on The
Frsky Mrs. Johnson for Miss Bingham at the
Princess next month. That will make only -FOUR
new plays from him this winter. but II must De
remembered that he is in the best OF health
He will go abroad but will return m IN tiIne ne
next fail to put on InusicaI coInSuS, Tnnnne CO.
has contracted to write for Broadway manager
KIaw & Erlanger it was rumored yesterday win
open their New Amsterdam Theatre next fali with
an elaborate production of the play "A Japanese
Nightingale" by Onoto Watanna, which DaVld
Belasco Jumped in ahead of with The Darling OF
the Gods" and which caused charges and co tter-
charges of less personal character 10 oe
made both by the author of "A japanese Nlsht-
ineaIe'' and the wizard of The Darling OF the
Gods" On the production of their belated play
Klaw & Eranger. it is said. will do their utmost
TO show that better late than never Is proVero
to be trusted they will LAY themselves OUT .r as
one says on the kaltO, in an effort 10 cry 3D.
therei" at BelaSco.
Collin Kemper of the firm CT Wagenhals q
Kemper who manage Miss Blanche WalSh' re-
turned Yesterday from Paris and London "hele
he saw the French production and the LONDON re-
hearsals of "The Resurrection" He expressed the
usual managerial enthusiasm over the DRAMA Inc
New-York production will be made at the 'lctorla
Theatre on February II. which will also De the
date of Mr. Trees production in London ana tHe i
one hundredth performance by Mime. DduS III
Paris.
TrooD . of Squadron A last night went u
WaIIack's Theatre in a body to enjoy an exclusive
evening with The Sultan of Sulu ana absent
themselves from their comrades awhile II was h''
IN he however, for, hearing OF the plah' AoitS Vi
fftv Young women bought block OF seats oeiiiHu
them and trpped in with an equal nuniDel oA
troopers from other troops just as the melDGa9 iT
of Troop were seated In their Suppoeeu 80
ton Between the acts Row q was d nrlhs iii'
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TO PURCHASE BANK, IT is SAID.

It was said yesterday that the Peoples Trust
Company. of Brooklyn, had completed all the neso-
tiations for the purchase of the Bedford Bank, at
Bedford-ave. and Halsey-st. The price to be paid
for the stock, reported, is between go and 240
Eugene G. Backford. president of the Bedford
Bank. is a director in the Peoples Trust Company
According to the last quarterly report of the Bed
ford Bank the amount OF deposits was sl,6a6.0W
The capital stock is S150,G00 upon which an per
cent dividend is being paid.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31

the Amsterdam Chamber of the west Inoiah
Company decided that the citizens OF New
Amsterdam. now New-h ork- sho"iu
-. 60 n,.ristrates. Plans afoOt for
=. fitting celebration of this Anniversary
Rare pictures of oIdtime New-fo showing
its marvellous growth. in to-morrows irh"-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
sALvADoREAN VOLCANO ACTIVE.

San Francisco, Jan 30.-The volcano Ct Isatco, in
the Central American republic of Salvador, has in
creased in activity, and there is fear of an erup
ton. For several months the volcano has been
smoking, but fire issues from the crater and
is accompanied by rumbings.' The officers OF the
steamer City Of Panama report that the volcano
belches smoke and fire intervals of about fifteen
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
SNAKE CHARMER IN PRACTICE

Little Dot whose parents live in Pensacola,
Fla. arraigned in the West Side court yes
terday charged with intoXication. She gained her
reputation under the diminutive a snake
charmer and billed with the old Barnum pro-
ductions years ago when child, Little
lot the Queen of the Rattlesnakes.' Little
Dot" has charmed real snakes for some time
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31

and practice of medicine at Harvard, but REIN
quished the chair in three years. He had member
ship in many professional bodies. and his writings
on medical subjects of wide range. and con.
sIdered authoritative. He mad been oyerSeer OF
Harvard since 1875. and the degree of Doctor OF
Laws given to him in 1885. and dangh-
ter survive him.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
TO RESTRICT KISSING BY LAW.
Bill Before Minnesota Legislature to Prevent
Infection

Chicago. Jan 30.-A bill has been introduced
the Minnesota legislature declaring that it shar
be unlawful for person to kiss another unIes,
he can prove he is free from contagious or in
fectious diseases. says dispatch to THE Tribune
from St Paul. The bill also provides that the GER
uhcate of physician declaring person to have
weak heart shall constitute bar to the indulgence
Of kissing and violation of the bill is accounted
misdemeanor, punishable by fine of from 81 to IS
for each offence
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
Po-tomce Notice

Should be read DAILY by all interested. changes
nj time)
Foreign mails for ending January 81. 1908
will close (prompty IN all casesl at The General Postoce
Parcels Post Mails close earlier than
below. Parcels Post Mails for Ger
many close at o. IT Friday. per s. $ Patricia
Regular and Supplementary Mails close Foreign Sta
half hour than closing time shown below lex
that Supplementary Mails for Europe and Central
America via Colon close hour later at Foreign sta
tionl.
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The woodIawn Cemetery

is the most accessible cemetery OF the metrop-
oils by Harlem trains. trolley or carriage
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
sold al si25 up Send for Deserirtiv Book
let or by request representative VIII eau
OFFICE, 20 EAST csD-sT.. n. 7. CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
pJcHARD r, MEAD.

Bloomfield n j. jan 80 (Speciap'- ~ -.
-, = ra+i,ed New-York merchant, died at his
home in Myrtle-st. to-day at the age or elshty-
-,.,e Years Mr. Mead the Oldest resident IN
+bo town and was widely known Death was
caused by a complication OF diseases.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
FREE VIEW OF ART EXHIBITION.

The last opportunity of visiting the seventyeight
annual exhibition of the National Academy of De
sign is tomorrow afternoon, from l to o'cIocb
when there will be a free opening for the people
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
m,kINLEY CHURCH DEDICATED.

TBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE-1
Neu,bure n Y Jan. 3O.-The dedication OF the
new Episcopal chapel at New-Hamburg' DutchesS
County took place this evening Archoeacoi A9n
- - cto+sbure n V oficated. The chapel
was built by William O'Rourke, OF -WdppInseIo
ETaIIs as a memorial to President Mchlh4ey-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington Jan 3O.-Since Thursday night the storm
over the North has rapidly, but with still
further increased intensity the Gulf of ST. Lawrence
and northwest gales along the NevEnsand and
Middle Atlantic coasts extending the interior through
States The rain and Thursday night from the
lowed by generally weather In the interior as
far west border of the plateau region the
weather has been fair while further West rains were
quite general owing disturbed baromeric conditions
which prevail district west of the Rocky
Mountains
Temperatures were decidedly lower Friday morning in
the lake REGION central valleys, the 5uf states ana
Southwest, cold in the Upper Mississippi
Valley upper lake region: During the DAY;
however there rapid decided rise in the central
westward into the plateau region Whe
in the South Atlantic and Gulf States the
Valley ind lower lake region tnere was d
decided ranging from 10 oi oerees Wllhou Ho"-
eve VARYING the averages.
There viii rain and snow saturday in the Paci1c
the plateau region probably extending
region weather will be generally fair 1t
will be somewhat Saturday n New-tsngland II
will Saturday the greater portion OF the
Upper Mississippi valley and the
Northwest and warmer Sunday the lower lake region.
the Upper Valley. NewEngand and the north por-
ton Middle Atlantic States II Will probably be
colder the Northwest and the west portion or
Middle Slope
ON the newfoundland Coast high west winds will dimin
ish saturday night: the Middle Atlantic Coast the
winds and diminishing; the South Atlantic
Coast fresh east to southeast and Lake Michigan
brisk south. -
Stear s departing Saturday for European ports will
have III winds and fair cold weather TO the Grand
Banks.
Atlantic from Hatteras to E4stport
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
THE Union LEAGUE CLUB.

fhss cffy Will celebrate its annfNers"Fs
sa Trahryarx e. The fffrss+tsso surNfsi"G
members of the original 533 viii be ftf
guests of honor ON that occasion. PORTRAITS
OF the veterans and Interesting pothts lsi III"
hJstory Of the club IA Tomorrow Tribune
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31

Tho fact that the Erie has line from
New York to Chicago and has. moreover the lowest
accounts for much OF us poPulSLtS
eers no the The excellence or the Erie ois
car service is becoming very well known
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31

Highest temperature yesterday. ~ lowest IS:
"A ere ,s corresponding last ~:
average corresponding date of last twenty-five
Local forecast: Fair to-day: Sunday fair.
diminishing winds. becoming variabl>
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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1aken.
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rt.. tai,, sicklv feeling which creeps you at
intervals papitaton dizziness apprehesl33ns. ..
evil and ALI that may seriously II long neSIectso
hut DR. D. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge Will correct 'he
cause promote healthy action, and bring strensth-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31

Burnett's CocOafne allsys all frrttatlon Oh e '0p
and prevents from falling out
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31

The following official record Weather Bureau
shows the changes the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. comparison with the corresponding
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.
For New-England. fair. colder to-day; Sunday fair
it'll rising temperature: high winds, diminishing
Saturday night.
Eastern Pennsylvania and Eastern New-York fair
to-day: Sunday fair. warmer diminishing winds.
becoming variable.
For the District of Columbia Maryland. Delaware and
NewIersey fair to-day and Sunday fresh west winds,
becoming variable
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warmer: fresh winds. becoming south.
For Western New-York. fair to-day. except fur
ries in north portions: Sunday. fair warmer
high slowly diminishing and shifting south
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But tne limit OF performances on d sihsle ICY
will be reached at the Criterion Lincon's Birth
day. There will be performance of THE Little
Princess" at 10:15 a. m. of The Cavalier in
the afternoon and the regular evening performance
of THE Cavalier at night Indeed holiday for
the ushers.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-31
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