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e'sT IRON COLUMNS IN TALLguuplpes

:, 'eF IN The Engineering P.o,-4p % .-.-.,-
- Commenting editoriallr o, The 7,a-,I1e,on
o. ,r.-.e'' states that during the last fifteen
cen. - years n watch tall buildings have be
wh.re, mere has not occurred one instance
sunss. : steel frame has collapsed. whereas a
1aes - uTaetsrss with cast iron columns have
Tie w. 1lelHg great loss o. life and property.
VEL k1e--, e-solssss the technical causes for the
~ Sssea vita TIE reliability % steel ,s.,,,t 80 80,
sssd az. zee eontrol under wb,c, Il i T~srT.,+-
lsre bs.- Lseted recalling how caet iron o11r,1,a
.Ee.y-ss. sL-oeo by bridge enlineers Tor ,,,-s-
esbty 90 years Alter sbop,its mo jrnrS..ti
;h 1ss used s,5s structure in which cast col
ven cesssss4.s s'ey yield no econony vtaSs ,.
ne tine ~. see frame, Re concludes by asking
80 q cities ~ -sIe nle TT tac building depart
- NAis character --- 20 o4SAse II Duiid-
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10IFTSION AT GARDEN.
orrrcER FORGOT ORDER.
D.r,.c5 Sa!pte to Nc4do0-N0
D ,,-, larsen Colonies to Command.

-as caused and scnre indig-
|ach 'O'-.-d nv the officials Of the Mill
nai0h - league last night, rs me result
iaEy Alii'es ,n -eview Of The troops al me
e 81 - ~ -sac.scn Square Garden.
sE1iary X Freeman Of the lst hegl-
C0lope. Torsev Militia. had command OF the
fasni' y" - ard Police Commissioner NC
tsooTs % =, -a,-ie7irg officer OF the evening.
Adoo W 80 forget 10 order his troops 10
Coioi's' - when they passed before i-le
"pTessl- 1rco- The men presented a not al
Ts'isN-''9 -.s.bt 4 liC!.aent as they marcheu up
iogeihe' ,--5,,sr bIcAdoo stood in his box
ana O0'-,.- .ha sal.te The order was not
vai'iis -. commissioner remained standing.
gwen" &c n moments hesitancy, ana the
There y, .,-o,,ch the big crowd in the Gar
f;l"e91 ,r+.7se Commissioner McAdoo sun
w .rs finally one Of the Uniteo STATES Amy
fioou across the arena and whispered 10
49, T7rss-nan, reminding MN ne i-Au loi-
Oo1-- - order Present arms WIN hur-
s0.'S der the belated difference to me review
- ,7oer was shown
'As ,,issjoner McAdoc, in his turn seemingly
- a. the incident. forgot TO salute me
thew we're borne by him. although ne
800 zach company as il passed before MN.
sa'1D,'.-d Colonel George P. Dyer, who is
-. - the Military Athletic League, went
pss.4 into the press room and expressed him
uia''.. .-..r vigorously. He said he placed the
ss- -. sor the unpleasant incident on Colonel
rr.sman and added;
&C, ling as I ar president Of The Military
20 '' T,s~re I Will see 10 II that no New
4e.. ,,iiirarv Official shall again act IN COM
MANI . he asked Colonel Freeman II Il were
customary for the Ne-Jersey militia !. 10 olis
me $50 r-.sy,ar made ID audible reply.
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HlCEMAN-May ). Henry = Hickman. az-d 81 y-a-z
Body VIII lie state the chapel or the Stephen Mer
TIL Eubalrling Institute. 24l and 243 West 2d-sts
9Iltl saturday. 10 M then viii be taken 20 ST.
Soiur15a's Church. CD West =5th-sr- Relatives and
friends invited
N lJFDy-8Iagy A. Hamilton HfcCurdv. JOIN,
Aicturty. passed. away May g. after a snort u1sss
Funeral services from her late residence south
2t.i-sl, Brooss.yl, on sunday, Nay 5. AGO ,.
AniefIneur private m Greenwood
u lf4lif-NNET-Ou Friday May a. rest
CHARLES Morgan McIhenney. aged a. years FUNERAL
viii be held his late residence.
chester County, AZ : Monday Nav O. Carriages
viii meet the 1880 train from Grand Station
It's arrival AT Peekskill Philadelphia papers please
copy
kQsS-01 "Wednesday May 1904. Iats residence.
S,ta year - her age. Funeral services on SATURDAY.
May . 1904, az No - West 52l-st- at o'clOcsl
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
sJITIIERIAAND-sudfsuIy Of pneumonia. az Geneva
y y, Annie j.. wife of lase L. SutherIaud
- Nev-fork Ci1y. and daughter or late George
GailaSher Funeral at Geneva Monday 3 o'clock
TIIO1IPSOSS-At Freehold y / on Thursday Nav =
WtiaHl Augustus Thompson. his 9th Flne-ei
a. late residence. Freehold. y. J.. Monday o. az
II a n bultth tMinn-}. Superior (Wls.J Norfolk
tVa.l papers please copy
TOWLE-At Haverhir y H.. on Thursday Nav IN,
his sSth year. James Henry TowIe.
(OGiciaI) DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Washington. D. c.. Nay s. 1904
Information has been received this department from
9lr H Clay Evans The Consul General or tho UnlteF
states at London, England. OF the ~
teorulry. 4St at London Of William Johnson %
Dated April %. 1904
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MORRIS PLAINS INSANE ASYLUM.
Curious Blunder About It's Presidency.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir II your New-Jersey edition or this morning
there is curious slip IN dispatch from this
place. which may make a disagreeable impression
II represents Mr.. Richard A McCurdy having
desire 20 be elected president OF the great State
Hospital for the Insane at Norris Plains. and
having yielded his ambition because he learned that
M Eisele desired the place. This is very lu-
dicroUs view OF the facts.
It is true that at the death Of the late Mr.. Far
RELY, who had given large part OF his time to
the administration OF the hospital, ii sug-
gested by OF the citizens deeply interested IN
the institution that Alr McCurdy expert and
able administrator. might be induced 10 accept
the presidency, but IL well known 10 his
friends and indeed, 70 anybody who reflected FOR
moment, that he never entertained the notion
himself and could not possibly do SO, being en-
crossed in the great interests which are so de-
pendent upon him IN New-York. His only possible
desire in the matter 10 secure a thoroughly
competent administration OF the hospital and II Is
believed that this has been obtained In Mr.. Eisels
the president OF the board Yours truly.
A JERSEY MAN.
Morristown. y. J.. May 6. 1898.
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FIND HUME BEHIND A BARN.
After Being Released on Habeas Corpus He
Is Rearrested-Charge, Forgery

Freehold y. J.. May 6.-Esn-y J Hume, who
was released from the county Jail yesterday
writ Of habeas corpus, was arrested again Few
hours later on 4 new charge. preferred by Mrs
Mary /. Jex. OF New-Yorlc City. Ho was origi-
nalIy arrested a charge ~ embezz!ing S2SSo
from Mrs. Jex. After hts release yesterday Hume
entered 4 carriage with lawyer and was driven
toward Red Bank. An hour atterward q deputy
assistant district attorney and detective arrived
here from New-York. and were disappointed 70
md that Hume had got awdy.
They had warrant charging forgery, the com
plant having been made by Mrs Jex IN New Jerk.
Information this warrant had reached the
Sheriffs Office here et noon. and County Detective
Hulick had been detailed 10 follow Hume when ma
lett Freehold. He rcaFrestei Hume. finding him
hiding behind q barn IN tho Deighborhood
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Military Tournament at square Garden. after
and evening.
Parade Of the SeH-Yor1 Coaching Club. morning
Annual parade or Department starting from
the Battery p n. review az Madison Square
Meeting or National Federation EOS Broad
way. 10 a.
Ethical Culture school the public from 20 3
p. m. Central Park West and szty-third-s So
Annual meeting League OF the Diocese
Of NeW-YorlC Cathedral House. Amsterdau1-ave and
One-hundrcd-and- twelfth-st.. ?.
Dinner Of the social Club Clinton Hail. Clinton
ST.. : p.
Smoker Of the West side Republican Club. No 2.3o7
Broadway evening.
Dinner OF the Canton Society Justice William r.
Hotel Manhattan evening.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

DECENTRALIZATION II. c. Taylor, L. S. N:
Cyrus Curtis and EdwarI Box. Philadelphla AS
TOR-Phya Akharaj NaradAdra Slameae Minister
TO the United States, Washington; Edward H.
LOTUS Secretary OF the Siamese Legation, Wash
ingron. CAAIBRIDGE-John D. Oppe, Montreal
HoLLAND--sir James Reckett Engi9ndi J. J.
Franco Belize, British Honduras. IMPERIAL
Ex-Mayor d. c. Robinson, Elmira. MURRAY
HILI-Captaiu T. L. Harris, Z. 5 A: Lady Tup-
per Vancouver: DR.. Edgar Thompson. L. :. N.
Captain Archibald, =. H. Bowen Manchester. Eng
land VICTORIA-Captain George c. Reiter,
T. s " WALDORF observation-disclosures &. W.
Fairbanks. Indiana; Franklin MacXeagh. Chicago
VOL COTT-Captaiu w. q. HAM L, 5. A; James
W Bullock. cincinnati. YORK-Major 3. J.
Dwver. City OF MeXicO.
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rRANsPAcIFIC RAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND,


The scheduIs closing Transpacinc Mails IA A.
ranged on presumption OF guinterrupred eve-
and transit port sailing The connecting rail-.
Except Registered Franspa nc Mails which close ~
previous close &C the General Posoce. NswYor<
as follows.
Francisco close II $50 = m Nay Z Tor dispatch PEE
America Aar1. -
Hawaii via san Francisco. close a. $50 d m Nav n
dispatch per AiaEn=da
China and via Tacoma. Close $50
for dispatch 8. 5. Ming Chow.
China and Japan, via vancouver and Victoria. B. c.
$50 p. n May II for dispatch per >
Empress OF India CNerchandfss for JTritsd States
Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot be forwarded via
Canada
CAina Japan. Seattle close $50 D. m Nav ca
for dispatch s s. Hyades.
NeV-ZealaId Australia teXceDt Vest.
Fiji ard Hawaii. via san Francisco close az
Cunard steamer carrying the for New
Zealand does not arrive IN time with thfs
dispatch. uails-closns $50 m. ~
and $50 sundays AZ 4:3o a. 8 N ana So.
?. will be made up and forwarded arrival
OF the Cunard steauer).
specially addressed onlyl Vancouver ana VIet,r.
b C, cosa ~ ESQ D. M May q for dispatch par s =
: MioWera.
Tahiti Marquesas Islands Francsco -Ic>. "A
$50 D. May "a for dispatch q. 1Iarfposa- =
philippians Islands. via san Francisco.
May = Tor dispatch per Q. 5. Transport
lest Ans trail, 80
pines Wa san Franctsccthe quickest routes E,hIp-
pines specially addressed Canada' or 'via Europe
must be tIiy prepaid foreign rates. Hawaii N
rorwarued va san Francisco exclusively
COEfNEsIICS VAN COTr. Postnzstz.
rosfor1ce NsN-Hork- n z April 20 1904 4
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OBITUARY.
PROFESSOR Maxwell somMERvILLE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl

LHE 4EaEt9I1FIl III TIE IHI8LEsE'I
Philadelphia, May 6-Professor Maxwell Somner-
vile. the archRoogist. who had occupied the chair
Of gIyptoosy In the University OF Pennsylvania
since 1894 died last night IN Paris from heart dis
ease. Mrs. Sommerville who was with him when
he died, will sail for home with the body on the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm, from Cheroourg, next
Wednesday.
pected He was born in this city May l. lS29 He
educated in the public schools. graduating
from the Central HiGh School in 1S4z. He was
actively engaged in scientific and scholarly pur-
suits. and had large publishing interests. He was
the author of numerous works, which are con-
sdered authorities gems throughout the world
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LEApREATER LECTURES NEXT WEEK.

Charles w Leadbeater will give tomorrow at
Sis D. m in Carnegie Lyceun1 lecture under the
auspices OF the Theosophicai Society on 'Soule
Misconceptions About Death" On Thursday even
ing he will give at the same place and hour a
lecture illustrated with colored stereopticou views
on Thought Forms. and the effect of the emo
tions and thoughts IN the production OF actual
forms and colors will be portrayed upon the screen.
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SECRETARY cosTELyou urer

nsr.st,,s,.. -aay s--secretary corteIvau NJ IN.
. cens,Dis,. Z commerce anE Labor. accompanied
uon s---. -.DheF General Sargent Of The irorn,era
es tai -. melt to New-York to-day to attend
,4s new s,r-vs...oN OF the steamer Ellis Island
zee; VII !. ~, Of tho immigration service The
s'~saa on ere "a rlTangferring Immigrants from
for~ air Coffe,5-. 9isilu 70 the Battrrv ir Ne,y
IL several davss - expects 70 remain Ia New
-ssrifaent &c., .s4sFsetiag various divisions ~
'Nsion nsxt w. i1e viii probably return 10
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Sss.E. 'Ale Law SCHOOL DEBATE

ass debate 4 9ssn, Nay s-The annual wsvIa,d
.f'i n Is.Bs-s ne Yale Law School was bsi6 70
so,v ~ sherman az -, nc subject. Resolved.
sue. N0'n sinafioas Il --o1io DC 80 amended as TO
oi''esiens are amt OF trade, provided
isst fs s,-sss ~efe -, go ana e .so
Dostuvt1 'aa and thu iia 70 respectively. for
Ssaes-% ~ g Ne,r- 'o Winners were =. J..
-s'erls "a %, or nariinr1a.s Conn., first: u. f.
Hartford corerI' second. aud c. A.
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Should be DAILY by al interested as changes
may
Foreign mails for the ending :. 1904. viii
CLOSE promptly IN al General Postocs
lloWS Parcels Post Mails earlier
closing time shown below Parcels mails Tor Ger
many close at p n Monday
Regular and Supplementary mails close At FOREIGN sta
ton corner OF West Streets) hals
Sa CLOSING time shown below Except supplementary
NAILS Tor Europe and Central America Colon close
enc hour later at Forsgn Stationl.
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THE REV. DR.. z. v. eERHART.

Lancaster. Penn May 6.-The Rev Or. Emanuel
VoGel Gerhart professor OF theology and president
OF the Theological Seminary OF the Reformed
Church Ct the United States. died at his home here
to-day he was eiEhtv-seVen years old. lie had
been member Of the faculty OF the seminary since
1865 Previous 10 this he engaged in the Organi
cation OF Reformed churches in Ohio. Kentucky.
Wisconsin and Indiana Later he became professor
OF systematic theology IN the Theological Seminary
at Tifin, Ohio and president OF Heidelberg College
at the same place. His death due to old age
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

SATCIlDAY-At n Tor Europe. per 4 5. Gsrmanc,
VITA Che-oours Southampton email directed
per Gerulnic'l; $50 q m for Europe. per
s > 1lcana- via Queenstown $50 a for BEL
gum direct Na1erland
per 5 3 Eaderla2d'li al $50 for Italy direct.
Per s. Princess Irene mail be directed
g. Princess Irene') AZ $50 m.
per Astoria tnaii must be directed per s. 5
toria az II j. for Denmark direct per
Hekla tnal must be directed per Haklaf'l
After the closing OF the Supplementary TransatIaast
Malls named above. additional
opened the piers OF EnsIish Frsachs
and German steamers. and remain wfthr.
Ten MINUTES OF the hour OF saiinE OF steauler. -
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BAcON-Entered into Friday. May g. Lucy AlIer-
ton Bacon. daughter OF Frances and the George
Blagden Bacon. d. D. OF Orange Valley. Notice OF
funeral hereafter
BROWN-An his home Woodbridge. N. J.. May 5. 1904
A. D. the 10Th OF his FI-
neral service Monday. O'Clock his late
residence. and 2;3O tho Presbyterian Church
ttves and friends invited
CANNON-On Wednesday May A 1904 ut his residence
East Orange. n. J., John Henry Cannon. IN the 59th
OF Funeral services from his resi-
dence. No. 3l6 William-st-. on Saturday. May :.
$3.50 Intsrment the convenience family
Please omit flowers
cHILD-At I4tchfeld Conn: May 5. 1904 Elizabeth
Prince Child. widow OF Nathaniel Rochester
formerly OF Rochester. n y Funeral a Episcopal
Church. Iitchhed. saturday. May 4 at $50 .. m
tsrment ar Rochester, n Y
Observation-Disclosures. May g. 1904. Mary Di7nck
wife Of William NJ Cruikshanl Funeral private
GErMAN-Enter.d into rest the san Reno Hotel
NewYori- May 5. 1903. Mary. wtre OF the late 7.
W. Getnan- Interrnent in Rural Cemetery. Albany.
GIi.BERTOn Thursday. MAY s. 1904. at her hsne. No.
ln2 West Whilst, Mary Fowler Gilbert. widow Of Arad
GILBERT IN the oist OF her age Funeral private.
HAWkINS-At Asbury Park. n. J.. Nay 4. 1904 John
r. Hawkins Fuusral service sunday May s, ara
iats residence. No I03 Firstave. Asoury Park, az
l:So p. H.
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The Suburbanite.

An illustrated monthly magazine entitled The Sub
urbante'' issued regularly by the Passenger De-
par Jersey Central Railroad
ing information regarding suburban homes.
trfbutions well writer's. besides liberal
selection OF haIftone Illustrations touching the
terestiug phases country life. sample copy may
lad by sending cents IN stamps c. NJ. Burt,
c.. p. A.. New Jersey Central. New York City.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEISS


SATURDAy-At $50 a. N. supplementary $50 a m n,
for Curacao aad Venezuela. Esr Zalia mail for
Porto Rico. per 8 s. CaaIns. via Sas Tsa--i
g-3U supplementary I9;3O M for F'5rTslrs
Island and Colombia except Csauca and No.
daIena Dep ts) per $ Sarnia tnal tor Costa RIA
directed per s. D. at 10 a m -.
Cuba. per Mexico. via Havana; a 1880 d n.
Republic. S. 8 Nevg-YGrz.
SJTNDAY-Ar A. C,-otx
ward ana Vindward Islands. British and Trenrg
Guiana. g. g.. korona email for Grenada r~sn5qf
and Barbados must De directed per :. KsFona''l.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Highlander TO Compose 0peretta for Miss
Schef-Wagner on the Bowery.

Ludwig Highlander. who has composed music FOR
t-yentv-eve ooerettas and musical comedies in the
last twenty-ore years will for the next five years
compose only for 9. B. Dillingham;. and his hrst
work under his new contract will be an operettA
for Miss Fritz, Schefr. who mad enough sue
cess in .Tabette'' last winter 10 keep her OF the
grand operate stage for a whNe longer at le5st-
This new opcretIa Will be produced ~ Phlladelph
=. October Two authors are at work on the DOOR,
which IS a rneagre number, as musical comedy au-
tEorship goes nowadays
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Highest Temperature YESTERDAY ca degrees; lowest
average eos average corresponding date last year
80, average for corresponding date last twenty-five
Zeal forecast: Fair to-day and to-
day fresh south winds
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M. wALpEcK.RoussEAu BETTER.

Paris May s.-Ths condition OF n. waIdecS-
ousseau Is reassuring. He sleeps much and has
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YOU CAN INSURE

good getting proper cIassicatons and
good positions The Sunday Tribune by sending in
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Local observations
Bar.
linen.
sos
2o5
HOURS; Morning

In this diagram the white line shows
pressure Indicated by The Tribunes
roeorlEg barometer dotted line shows tha emDera-
ture by tho local Weather bureau
Local Official Record.-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows changes in the
peTaTrs for twenty-four hours IN comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC Excup-

CTBA-Via Port Tampa Forida, closes at this s-s-.
daily, except Ihurscay, At To,50 Connecting
close hers Mondays Wednesday, and Ssr-T-e
dispatch steamer. closes ofnss daV sx-.rt
D. m. and 1890 ,. m.
NEWFOU Midland teXcspt Parcels-Past -Bv
sydney and thence by steamer closes az ri.
o1ce daily at $50 ?. Connecting malls close hsr.
every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. -"
JAMAICABy rail- to Boston. ana thence By steamer,
closes a this ONCE az $50 d. N FRIDAY - N
MIOT-EION-By 10 Boston. theue.
RFTIZE PUERTO CORTEZ and GU
rail % Nsw-OrleanS. and thence
Office daily. except Sunday. tI:30 D. m and
1000 sundays at II D. m. ff6.s0
tconnecting mail closes here Mondays AZ fIO.30
COSTA RIC,A-By rail Orleans ana rbs9oa -
steamer this Office daily sxeept SUNDAY -
II 80 ?. and TlO3O .. m, sundays at fl p ~ .rf
4l0:3O (connec1Iag mail closes Taesiayz Ar
1880 .. MI =
tFsgistsret Mail closes at :. previous day
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There IS plenty OF Wagner on the Bowery this
vreelr Al the People'- Theatre "Parsfal' is being
PLAYED a. drama in Yidd'sh and at Miners Thea
ire n few doors away, Wagner Is also furnishing
The naro-s norton OF the entertainment Joe" Was-
mr. whose connection with the ring Is known 10
a wide circle OF adTnirng hiehds-
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win bs
repubshed in The rri-weekiy Tribune without extra
charge.
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Domestic Rates.

Domestic Rates.
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points the United Canada and Mex---
Outside Of the borOuEhS or Manhattan
Also Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and the PhflfDufre.
without extra expense for foreign postage.
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Bacon Lucy A Hickman. Henry J..
Brown, a. D. IcCUrdy. Mary a. 81.
Cannon. John II. Mcllhenney Charles VI
Child, Elizabeth p. Ross, Caroline +.
Cruikshank. Mary D. SUNDERLAND Annie J.
Cietrnan Mary. Thompson. William A
Gilbert. Mary #. IcWIe James II.
Hawkins John r.
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Special Notices.


THE TRIBUNE Will be sent oy mail o any address
In this country abroad address changed as often
as desired. subscriptions be PeeTyIa.
dealer before leayng convenient hand them
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CEMETERIES.

Ureat PtneiaEvn Cemetery Write FOR nlrs-
Iraleo paITphleG 80 West S4th st. New York
UNDERTAKINGS
Stephen Merritt EmbPS Ist., Undsrtaker-. s4r-s ~
zdd St Tel L32f or LS2S Chelsea T.
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TRI-WEEEALY VIII be charged cent COPY eztrr
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For points Europe all Cliversa{
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Percy Williams manager OF the Circle Music Hall
IN this CITY and of the Orpneum in Brooklyn. signed
an unusual contract yesterday. BY its terms Miss
Blanche Ring who has just returned from London
is 10 sppear at those establishments the same
week o1e,.n- ON Monday. May Is. This viii be the
4rst time any performer has adopted IN lIls coh-
nv the london custom or appearing AT more t!lll
one hall me same day since MISS eczema oLIuS
ala mutations five years ago appearing at Two
Ney-York variety theatres IN the same weeks
Miss Tsirr- Mill nut on makeup ana stage cos
-Sr.s - ser ,otel and taken in electric auto
mobile first 10 tie Orpheum ana then 70 Ile Circle
,.,yeT, aft--uoon and evening. She VIII sing three
uevv 'gongs-i sequel 70 sammy an lrlsh ba4tad
51G "a 5escrintfye number composed Tor ner by
800 I !, FSr.i,in These the same melodies
Mis- RIM vii ling later in the summer IN london
80 tt.r,' g., Paris with French lyrics Ihrough
5hiS acter1e che will draw TWO salaries
o-Tel.- 80 the onbination viii make, II - de-
clarl one ~ tho largest payments ever given Ior
an "A Diearauca on the vaudeville stage
The second anniversary OF tho Actors una
Horne % west brighton, Staten Island VIII
be celebrated tomorrow at the homo by an al
tractt,,a entertainment beginning AZ p M ana
con.istirr- Of addresses by Heinrich ConTleu' VII
"a, 7 act-.,,e Miss Clara Morris and others ana
S5o7i- fse-s-en Edmund Stanley ana Bliss Hor-
..'sll- lSz,,r.,te T'he annual meeting or the
s,.,d f- rbe election OF officers ana seheId4 -
-esS txfil he held az the Savoy IheaSIs on Us
day May TO- Al Il a. m All Hie "