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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
SOME CHAMBER MUSIC.

One 81 the proofs 81 the difficulty Inherent in the
Performance II chamber music is found r. the fat
that u4ioH OF good players Is frequently a fault
~ union than q combination OF inferior players
Mr Naunes. Mr Marum. Nj Altschuler and Mr.
Schulz. who constitute the Names Quartet ara
musicians Of skin, training and the best OF inter-
uons Taken siEEly. each would perform an artistic
task srtstlcally. combined they seem 10 be unable
10 come 20 al agreement e 10 pitch and their
minds meet but imperfecIly touching the many
Clfss which enter into chamber music playing
why is ths2 The gentlemen mean well and are
non individually paenacious Is II want OF appr,-
cation ri that essential attribute called style? or
van 81 communal studyc Is . controlling mind
.alkl1e' Four men cannot think the same way
s.o-l any composition. bur II we are 10 have sat
.-sFg Performance of amber music the
-. Nnelner four or mere OF less must con
--r orly D. think, bet also 10 feel
- ''fsi ~ an. they must cultivate the
7r.s 1'-se ~ il-1LatiOu and learn 10 pro-
~ -t.. Il FInonE- There was not much
M,--.rsr, M concert ~ the Names Quartet, IN
-rtror nan last night. either in the Z fat
fy rs7,a -" hs Tschaikowsky, or the sweet
addfr-a-5o N-arteL BY Mozart. in which Nr.
0,rcbestr. -, ~ member Of TIE Symphony
IN the eo,s.. -. 80 The best manifestation was
@'0 lot panoforte s,5 ,.fo-t- A.. ,-ssor
ffanck, played by Mrs aD5 - F-o-'i'' % -
The pianoforte could non r,s -llii'es, IA WIN
II -A1Oi--uoh' and Ny. Names ,-o,,,I -. --.,,,,
'S l-oNh 70 % So Ar Names - -. -
----'Hs az quiet study abroad sno -. - -
lT- DS IT. especially IN The voIu-,. -. - -.
-h loAe- But there Wss not an - 49, -,
serenity in the Performance viii ''1 Iei,ssiu y
rnsnso n : 80 44f.leq ore 70 expect NJ .SS
ST pleasantly bur there Is tfr 70 Introduced him
iNe.i'"ness IN his Playing h ior grace and
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
wARsHIPs LEAVE ToMPKINsvILLE.
Start on Annual Cruise to West Indies
Admiral Barker in Command.

The battleships Illinois. Alabama, Kearsarre and
Massachusetts, left their anchorage of Tornpkins-
vile. Staten Island. yesterday at p m and start
ed their annual cruise TO the West Indies TIER
coal bunkers had been replenished and fun sup
ply Of practice ammunition taken on board The
force OF marines the warships had baen in
creased by 500 men Admiral Barker, whose flag
ship IS the kearsarge is in command. A number
OF sailors who had been shore leave and who
should have returned to the ship by noon returned
70 Tompkinsville too late 10 get aboard They
were sent TO the Brooklyn Navy Yard
The Texas will probably sail tomorrow, to ioin
the feet at the rendezvous in Hampton Roads. The
Iowa Is still in the navy yard. When she goes in
commission she viii be manned by the crew of the
Indiana, which goes into drydock
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OBITUARY.
THE REV. DR.. JOHN s. LINDSAY.

The Rev. DR.. John Summerheld Lindsay. whose
death is reported from Boston. was one of the
prominent clergymen Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. and twice declined election as a bishop.
He was born at Williamsburg. Va, on March 10.
1872, and was Of Scotch descent His education was
obtained at William and Mary College and the
University OF Virginia He began his ministerial
career In the Methodist Episcopal Church. and was
chaplain OF the University OF Virginia in 1855 81.
In 1869 he took orders in the Protestant Episcopal
Church, and for two years assistant minister
Of Trinity Church Portsmouth Va From 1871 to
1873 he was rector of the Church of St. James.
Warrenton. Va. He then for eight years
rector OF st. Johns Church. Georgetown Wash
ington, serving from 1888 1885 chaplain of the
House OF Representatives. In 1887 he was elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02

Newport. R. l., Dec. 1 (SpeciaD.--The funeral
Of Colonel T. Eskridge, L. S A, retired, took place
to-day in the Belmont Memorial Chapel in the
Island Cemetery, and was largely attended by rela-
tives and friends. army and navy officers. His
body had been brought back from the Philippines,
where he went TO his sen, who is in the army
Colonel Eskridge wounded in the Cuban cam
paign and relieved from his command while on
the way TO the Philippines. The funeral was a
military one Colonel Ennis. of Fort Adams. fur
uishing an escort of coast artilerymen, under the
command of Captain Price. They fred three vol
Ieys over the grave, which was beside that OF his
cousin General Hazard Stevens. who killed
while leading charge in the Civil War The bear
ers were General Edward P Pearson. I. S. A:
General Csreenleaf A. GOodale, L. s A; Rear Adj
miraI Washburn Maynard. L. :. n, and General
Hazard Stevens.
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ADVENT CHURCH ELECTIONS.

St Cseorges-warden two years.. John Noble stsarns:
Vestrynen three years.. Henry W Munroe, John Seely
Ward, ir and DR.. James ". Msrkoe
St Andrews Harlem-warden 1.-TWO years., William
H Sage: vesryen Chree years.. wakeman F. Reynolds.
Samuel o. Have and John Bottomley.
Christ Oyster Bay-wardens W. Emlen Roosevelt and
z. u. Townsend, jr-; vestrymen William J. Younss,
Charles E Rogers Stanley ". Dexter George E. Arm
strong s Y w Fleet and W. II. &. Pynchon.
Holy Triuity-waTden Uwo years., William P Beal;
vestryrnen (three years. Richard J. Goodwin Henry p.
Darlington Leroy ". Hubbard; year. Fran
y. Rowland
men Or. ?. z. HYDE, Herbert Valentine and Charles
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schools, and early took UP the business of fruit
auctioneer, first with T. Arminton Brown and later
with Brown & Seccomb.
He was best known a yachtsman- AS commo-
dore of the New-York Yacht Club he displayed
great tact in dealing with the controversy growing
out of the Observation-Disclosures III race. He also took
an active part in the building of the new clubhouse
in Forty-fourth-st, as chairman of the building
committee He was also member Of the Man
haitian Club the I4archmont Yacht Club, the Ark
wright Club the Union Club, Union League Club,
Municipal Art Society ana the Church Club
Resides his widow, Mr.. Brown leaves two chill
dren Clarence T. and Emily l.. ana a brother,
William Harold Brown. The funeral viii be held
AT All Souls Church Friday, and the burial will
take place in WOodlawn.
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THE DRAMA.
MISS FISCHER at THE BIJoU.
s'Susan."

Miss Alice Fischer Cdrs- HareourO appeared ias'
night At the Bijou Theatre, in q play by Mr. Leo
pitrichstein. clumsily called What's the Matler
with Susan" and efficiently portrayed tenpera-
mental transition in the mood OF woman who' Al
first embttered by amatory denial. is ultimately
ameliorsted by smstory. fulhlment This Nofhdii'
Susan Powers is a female martinez. regnant over
the household Of her deceased sisters huspanu'
an incident incapable person. TO whom ana "
his idle children. she is at once seourse anu =
blessing. The purpose OF the play Is uahscrlR' u
se-to-cortc domestic life in rural place, with IN
cdentsi deiineatson OF character; and indeed the
fabric seems 20 be a sort Of cohoquial expansion
Of q New-England sketch. Susan has been as
sr,os,+e5 IN love and consequently, she fancies
that she ioathes mankind; but presently her cor
rnant affections awakened by new masculine
sll,,rer,cut and IN the self-coufict that ensues'
sr,ia trivial household circumstances she becomes
=, once an object Of solicitude and mirth Miss
Alice Fischer's formidable presence. executive
slscsrv forcibie style and inherent goodness coin
,ise with this character, and her blum humor Is
acreeaby displayed in her expression Of it.
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on common ground. He is Of the pillars OF
the turf a friend OF the Grand Duke Vladimir OF
Russia and OF the King OF Portugal. a member Of
fascinating and brilliant women in Paris. by birth
a Countess de Caraman Chirnay. who is Of the
most fervent admirers of Wagner. and with her
friend Countess walkenstein so long Austrian Am
oassadress at Paris has done much 70 popuarize
the works of the great German composer in
France, where formerly they were Kissed of the
stage. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
MAJOR CHARLES {. KILeoURNE.

Chicago, Dec MAJOR Charles E. Kilbourne.
L A paymaster OF the Department of Dakota.
died on a Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul train
as it neared Chicago to-uay. He had been very i'll
and wa on his way TO his home in Columbus. Ohio.
acconpanied by his wife and son. Captain L F.
Kilbourne. of the 18th Infantry Major KilbouTEe
was graduated from West Point in 1856. and was
ffty-nine years old. He treasurer Of the
Philippine Islands while they were under military
me n 1s3S- 80
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NEW TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES

The formal opening of the new buildings Of the
New-York City Training School for Nurses will
occur this afternoon at o'clock. at the Nurses
Home on the southern end of BlackwelFs Island
Addresses are expected from Mayor Low Bishop
Potter. Dr. Peck, Of the City Hospital visiting
board; DR.. Brannan. president Of the board Of
trustees Of Bellevue and Allied Hospitals; Mrs
CadwaIader Jones. chairman of the advisory board
and the Commissioner Of Public Charities The
buildings viii be open TO inspection from to 4
O'Clock and also after the exercises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
THE MISSOURI IN COMMISSION.

Newport News, Va, Dec. 1.-The United States
battleship Missouri was placed in commission at
the plant Of the Newport News Shipbuildng and
Drydock Company to-day. Superintendent Walter
A Post made short speech turning the ship
10 the government. and Captain Cowles received
the vessel for the United States. The Missouri Is
expected to leave here tomorrow for the Norfolk
Navy Yard, preparatory to Southern cruise.
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wife Of Henry B Anderson after a short illness.
at her e5fdens c So IS East S5shs ass 0s
flowers
sv 4s 5s e.Ds NJ E Wss msSs On
eldest the late Edward Brown. Notice funeral
hereafter.
tba Thornton cutler in her 1OIst year. Interrnent at
| GRAY-At his home in Washington; D. G. Of menin-
Year Of his age, Funeral private ''''
Mo q . N2 go,R 60 le%s at her late
WE q Ers5 z HlmEod FI3nsEa5 services WIN bs
o'clock sharp. Interment at Lodi y. 7.
HULsHIZER-On Monday. November 80. 1908. Rachel
Van sye4ls widow OF James q Hgsh.zer IN the 18Th
Respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral services
Heights. on Wednesday evening December 2. at 7:4s
/ venience Of family
johns suddenly at Elizabeth \ j. November %. 1sOa
Funeral services Al the residences q Ms, ReSsr;
| December p at II a. Interrnent private
JUDsoN-suddeny. Monday. November 90 at IN.
Vest Sins Resale Grimm WIDOW Of the late wiz
:sT5l9s Wi nsia .Sa aSSye sadS:as w:aass-
/ &oRTHRoP-on November go 1903 Charles n son Al,
the late John ana Mary r. NortlaTop Eynsral
Ms eT e6 Chapel Nos 2ai and 2ss west sa Stephen
RoBINsoN-on Tuesday. December laos. No 1cs
year Notice OF funeral hereafter
/ WELLLNGTON.-At Dobbs, Ferry. n. Y. on Novembe-
! 80 1903 William Wellington Funeral from ala late
residence. Broadway Wednesday. the 2d inst, az
train from Grand Central Depot Interrnent a. con
/ venisnce Of family
wHITE-on Monday. NgvenbeE 30. at Dunvorth Pom
fret Conn, Emma Worth White. wife OF the ate
LOOMS L. White. Requiem and burial At Christ
Church, Pornfret
| WINTER BOTTU4I-On Monday, November So 1904 os
pneumonia 4. beloved wife Of Benismin
r Wintsrbottou. daughter OF William and Fances
Bailey from her homs. No. ia sprtnE-st :
Friday, December T. at o'clock, ana thence
Church OF the Holy CoDuuni0n 20th-st and afh-aya
where services viii be held at 10 o'clock Interrrent
Syack. y y
The Great Pinelawn Cemetery. nve times st-. os
Greenwood. now open once. 20 Broad St, N y
The odIa Cemetery
is the most accessible cenetsry Of the mstroo-
oils by Harlem trains. trolley Carriage
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
sold at Sl25 up Send Illustrated Book
let. BY request representative cali
OFFICE. 20 EAST 2sp-sr- n T. CITY.
Rev. stephen Merritt. the world known IN
at; largest IN the world Tel ls-1sth-st
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington Dec IA moderate depression the
Lower Mississippi Valley, while another Of
The Northwest with its centre
Alberta. There been local the
northern Of the Rocky Mountains
and also light rains in the Gulf States else
the weather fair.
Temperatures continue much below the seasonal
age central valleys and in the East and South,
while the Northwest they quite high West Of the
Rocky Mountains been fair the
coast temperatures lower in the coast
States.
There viii be snow Wednesday Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic and Eastern
Gulf States Tomorrow there will be rain
Middle and the greater portion Of the
region; weather will be generally fair
Wednesday Thursday.
Temperatures viii be somewhat higher Wednesday in the
central valleys and Thursday in the Atlantic States
Il VIII be colder Thursday in the Northwest and the
Central West
On New-Engand and Middle Atlantic coasts winds
gl be light fresh northeast. the South Atlantic
fresh Gulf fresh north. OIL the
lake brisk high south and on the lower lakes
south, increasing Wednesday night
steamers departing Wednesday European ports will
have light fresh northwest winds. with fair weather
70 the Grand Banks
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ORDERS ISSUED.

Washington Dec. 1.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
Colonel CHARLES A. II. MCAULEY, assistant quarter
master general Jehersonvile Ind. charge OF
general depot relieving Lieutenant Colonel Samuel
Jones deputy cuarterrnaster general, who will pro-
Omaha a QUsrterTnaster. relieve
tain William Z Horton quarternaSter. temporarily
assigned assistant chief quarermsster. Department
OF the Missouri.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM z. ". MACKINLAY. LIST
Cavalry. Washington: report 10 Chief OF Stan.
Second Lieutenant PRINCE A. OLIVER. 9Th Cavalry.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM L KELLER assistant
geon from the Philippines 10 Fort Riley
Contract Surgeon REX II. RHOADS. TO Manila
NAVY.
Lieutenant @ n STEARNS. to Bureau OF Navigation.
charge Ct recruiting party
Surgeon A r ALFRED. commissioned with rank Of
Lieutenant.
Passed Assistant Paymaster A. H CATHCART. CON-
missoned with rank Of lieutenant Gunior grade).
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Posfnnce Nofice

should DAILY BY all interested. changes
any tiEs-)
Foreign mails for the week ending Deesmber s 1903
close tDrorptly ali az the General PcszOf
follows. Parcels
closing shown below Parcels Post Nails for
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VIM; Wednesday per ; Neckar: Friday. per 3
Pretoria.
REGULAR and Supplementary Mails close az Fereign sta
ton hale later than closing time below
Supplementary Mails for Europe
America. via Colon. close hour later Foreign
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- % ..STsAN.. =
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Tee promised revival OF The Little Princess
vus duly made. last night. at the Madison Square
Theatre and Miss Mile James pleased friendly
audience by a cTeditable performance Of its chief
part
NJ. Henry Arthur Jones's comedy ''Whitewash-
ing Julie will be acted tonight at the Garrick
Theatre. and the spectacle OF Mother Goose will
be presented al the Amsterdam Theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
DR.. WILLIAM n. HOLMES.

Orange y. ]. Dec (specaD.-Dr- William H
Holmes, for many years a well known physician
and surgeon of Orange died last night at his home,
No As Hillyer-st, Orange. He was a native New
Yorker and was sixty-nine years old. Dr. Holmes
served in the navy as an assistant surgeon in the
Civil War holding the rank OF lieutenant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
EXPECT CULVER REPORT SOON

1t was reported at the White Plains, Court House
yesterday that all the testimony in the suit for
divorce brought by Mrs. Everett NJ Culver daugh-
Ter or Senator w. A Clark. OF Montana against
her husband DR. Culver has been sIbrai+fsd -
Maurice Dillon. the referee appointed BY Justice
keogh and that in a few days the report yvorII5 he
filed z White Plains 0~'N 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-02
EDWARD M. BROWN.

Edward NJ. Brown, well known yachtsnan
and member of many clubs. died yesterday at his
home No. As West Forty-sixth-st He was born in
this city in 1888.
Mr.. Brown belonged TO an old New-York family.
HIS father. Edward Brown, was well known
citizen Of the older city and his grandfather Rob
ert Brown, was a vestryman and leading member
Of old ST. Pauls.
Edward NJ Brown was educated in the public