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On account OF the late arrival from Europe OF the
orchestration Of Richard Strauss latest WORK
Symphonic Domestca." and its technical diIncul-
ties. It viii be impossible to give this Work on
Wednesday next DR.. Strauss VIII conducI the
following programme Wednesday afternoon Don
Quixotc," three orchestral songs, sung by Nine
Strauss de Alma, Love Scene from "Feuersnoih'
four songs with piano. sung by Nine. Strauss ana
TIL EulenspiegeL" symphonic Domesuca VIII
positively be produced FOR the first time before any
public at the last Strauss concert. DR.. Richard
Strauss viii conduct the entire programmes OF the
concerts.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-E. 2. Evans. Providence. CAMBRIDGE
Count Frederic Hoyos. attache or the Austros
Hungarian Embassy. Washington. GILSEY-Ex-
Governor Thomas NJ Waller, Connecticut GRAND
-Ex-Judge w 5. Kirkpatrick. E2ston. Penn;
HOILAND-L r. Robertson. s.. John. y. b.;
Louis T. Payn. Chatham. MANHATTAN-Cap
tain r. Banner. London: J. d. Robinson Toledo
Observation-Disclosures F. Carroll Montreal.
MURRAY HIII-Ex-iudge J. Rider Cady. Hud-
son. NETHEPLAND-Louis Duncan Boston.
SAVOY-W. L. DE Luna, Louisville. WALDORF
ASTORIA-Sfr Weatman Pearson. London. r. II.
Watkins. Scranton. member Of the Anthracite Coal
Strike Commission: Judge Miller Outcault. C-ucin-
natl. VICTORTA-DOnald Mackay. Buffalo.
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RADCLIFFE HUDSON.

IHT TELEGEAPH 70 THE TRTBUNE.l
Stamford, Conn, March 7.-ColOnel Radcliffe
Hudson died here Sunday eighty-three years
old. He was well known a traveller and SOL
der, having fought in the Indian wars in the
West and having aided the English IN the Sepoy
rebellion OF India. At one time ne was a wealthy
manufacturer Of paper at Hartford. For some time
married.
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RORERT s. RUSSELL.

Robert s. Russell senior member OF the firm OF
Russell & Co. tea and coffee merchants, in Front
St, Manhattan. died on Sunday at Atlantic City.
The body will be brought to his home in Brooklyn.
No. ls7 Sixth-ave-, where the funeral viii take
place tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Russell had been travelling in the South for
his health with his and the way home.
lie was n member OF the New-York Stock F,x-
change and OF the National Tea Association, and
was tea expert Of the New-IOrk Board Of Ap-
praisers. He also member OF the Knights
Of Columbus. Besides his son. Mr.. Russell leaves
a
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OBITUARY..
MRS. LYDIA n. wooLsEY.

Mrs. Lydia Heath Woolsey. widow OF John WOOL
sey. once prominent merchant in New-York City.
died in her ninety-seventh year at her home. NO.
70 Clarkson-st, Flatbush, on Sunday. She was
born in this city December 81. 1897. For the last
seven years she had been a cripple, due TO frac-
ture OF her hip, but she was in possession OF all
her faculties TO the last. No near relative sur
wives her. The funeral viii be held tonight.
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SHAW TALKS ON A MERCHANT MARINE
1t a Dinner in Philadelphia He Advocates
American Vessels

Philadelphia. March T-Secretary Shaw was tho
guest Of honor at dinner given tonight a the
Union League Club by the bankers OF Philadelphia
Among the guests were many wen known bankers
from Boston, New-York. Baltimore. Washington,
Albany Newark. Trenton Pittsburg and Chicago
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler presided. Secretary Shaw
spoke on a merchant marine. advocating the build
ing OF American shius.
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COURT NOTES.

.T.stic, O'Gorman, OF the Supreme Court. yes
to-day granted an attachment for SeiSso against
property OF Emil 6cherr. silk merchant. Of Phila-
delphia. Penn n favor OK George D. sprouil. bal
srce due on G claim growing out Of a purchase or
set az the st. Dunstan Illuminated edluoH
~ complete works Of Charles Dickens and other
hooks A deputy sheriff served = copy OF the a.
tachrnent on q thlrd party
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RFJANE WINS SUIT.

Paris March THE Civil Tribunal OF the Seine
to-day decided against the application OF NJ Porel.
director OF the Vaudeville Theatre. TO restrain his
wife Nine Rejane from appearing in La Montan-
sier' company with NJ. Coquen. AL costs were
imposed on The husband.
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AARON 1. PHILLIPS.

Aaron L. Phillips. for more than ffty-three years
actively employed salesman with A. Raymond
& Co.. the clothiers, died suddenly at his home
No. 81 West Eighteenth-st-, yesterday morning.
He was born on November p, 1850 at Hester-st.
and the Bowery. He was IN old member OF Long
Island Council No. 173. r. A a and grandson
survive him. The funeral will be held on Wednes-
day at S D. m
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THE HON. REGINALD WARD.

London. March Captain the Hon. Reginald
Ward. the well known amateur rider and brother
OF the Earl Of Dudley. Lord Lieutenant OF Ire
pendcitis
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MARcHIoNEss sPlNoLA.

Rome. March 7.-Marchioness Spinola, who be-
fore her marriage was Miss Lily Page. daughter
OF Captain Page OF Richmond. is dead. She had
lived fer many years IN Rome. Her mother died
here only six weeks ago.
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Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees lowest so
average for corresponding last year AZ average Cor
,---ssoondng date last twenty-five years 81.
Local Forecast-EAlr to-day and Wednesday; fresh to
brlsk west winds.
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES TIC

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APPEAL FOR TUsKEGEE INSTITUTE.
Booker T. Washington Sets Forth Condition
Of It's Finances

To tho Editor 90 The Tribune.
Sir: So many OF your readers interested IN the
work OF the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial In
stitute that feel 81 IS my duty from time 20
time 20 keep them informed Of the condition and
the progress Of the institution.
At present we have an average attendance OF 1.4N
students IN all OF the departments. representing
thirty-dve States and seven foreign countries. In
all the departments there it3 instructors. off,
GERS and employees. Since the institution
founded We have sent out workers in various
fields about six thousand men and women. who
have finished a fun partial course. and who are
doing good work
The Institution has property Including land.
buildings and personal property. valued at S6si.-
$40 IS. The present endowment is sl.oi2931 Is The
annual current expense IS about S155,ooo. To meet
this we have resources as follows:
Income from endowment. $40 oo2
ss.s la ri T55-,ti,n ii5ari " . " . -. L. 90
Miscellaneous sources o41S
Leaving 70 be collected each .Ss5oc7
This amount has to be secured each year FOR cur
rent expenses. mainly by personal appeals. TO say
nothing Of the large amount it IS necessary TO
spend annually at a practically new institution
for permanent improvements. and Tor Insurance. as
we'll
Our needs 1T present arc mainly IN two drec-
tions-money for current expenses, and Increase or
the endowment fund to 10000. Contributions may
be made the current expense fund in the form OF
SO scholarships or in larger or smaller amounts.
Contributions may be made 70 the endowment fund
IN the form Of 81 for permanent scholarship
or in smaller or larger amounts.
Some Of the special needs. aside from the two
items mentioned. are Improvement and equipment
OF the farm. $1,000; Improvement OF the steam
plant and water works lighting etc, $1,000.
There has seldom been time when the lnsutu-
ton was more in need OF funds than it is at the
present time. 1t Is hoped that this frank state
ment VIII result IN generous response
Correspondence may be had with
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON, Principal
WARREN LOGAN, Treasurer.
Tuskegee, Ala. March s. 1904
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Tribune Local Observations-
HOURS: MornlnE

In this diagram continuous white lire shows
changes pressure Indicated by The Trbuzes self
recording barometer. The dotted line shows the tenn
perature as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
The following olcal record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature last twenty
hours IN comparison with the corresponding date Of
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Mr.. Charles H Davis at the Noe Galleries. shows
tvventv-ons landscapes recently executed In some
OF these he disclosed sensitive feeling Tor Nature
ana capacity TO draw her forms. There is a curl
ot,s breakdown Of perspective in one OF the moro
important compositions. The Road TO the West
A rise IN the road is painted that the ground
appears 10 have risen UP and taken a perpendicu-
lar position. But n the main, M Davis impTesSes
US BIZ his thoroughness and veracity. lie has
s.r.ak OF roetrv in HIS art. Witness the Moonrise
AT Twilight" the Springs Awakening" and The
Coming OF winter" We must mention also the
Summer Breeze for the admirable expression In
81 OF light and afr. Mr.. Davis wants force and
charm OF style. but IN his quiet way he leaves
good impression
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IANCE-UNDEPwOOD-I Ne7v-Yorft. March Z. hy
the Wiley. d. D. Grace Florence. daughter
az III. George Frederick Underwood. TO
Thomas FIoy Adriauce. both Of this city.
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Another dealers collection Just brought ~ tho
hammer IS the one OF antique furniture ana MS
ceUaneous art objects belonging TO the estate OF
Henry y. Gardiner OF this city, and TOW on eXhlbi-
ton at the American Art Galleries The sale was
begun yesterday afternoon. aid will continue every
afternoon Until Friday when he last session VIII
be held The galleries present n mixture OF inte--
esting and commonplace things number or old
marble busts are shown, nearly al OF them
effective examples OF Italian or French sculpture.
and some first rate pieces Of garden furniture arc
included A couple OF superb vases OF colossal d.
mansions are placed on the threshold OF the show
Some good mirror frames appear. and here and
there Ga the mass Of objects there is artistic
chair OF other piece OF furniture This is precisely
the kind Of sale which the householder In search
OF ODDS and ends would do well 70 attend.
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Al she oehme Galleries exhibition OF por-
traits BY Mr.. Kenneth Frazier Is announced to
omen to-day. Mr.. Parker Mann is showing 1T the
clsusen Galleries a number Of his paintings. pas
,o,s and sketches. Fishel Adler & Schwartz have
"a view some portraits by Mr. Paul Joanowitch,
ana at the Knoedler Galleries there are portraits
bv Mr. IT, J. Thaddcus OF Pope Plus y. Cardinal
Merry del Val and ore or two other sitters. Etch-
fnrs AID autographs by whistler may be seen at
,be yvifndsrlich Gallery. and modern German etch-
,-r- ana autographs ut the Keppel Gallery. MI
n-,colas r. Brewer has exhibition OF portraits
ara rnIntlnrs at The salnaEunEI Club.
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KING EDWARD TAKES A DRIVE.
London. March liking Edward Seat out driy-
ing Ia a closed carriage to-day.
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IN nearly every one OF the galleries uptown
one-rnan show IS going Al Durand-RueTs ATr
Everett Shinn brings forward threescore pastes Of
theatrical subjects and street scenes in Nev-Yor1
ana Paris. He IS an enormously clever craftsman.
ais style has a markedly derivative favor. He
seems 10 have tried to do what Desas and Forain
A.,-e done before him with infinitely skill
and distinction but only man with n good deal
Of native ability could echo those masters as he
echoes them His new pictures show vast i'm
rrovennent upon those IN which he first brought
his talent to public notice. lie has taste and dex-
terity and y he can develop a new and charming
note he ought ultimately 10 go far
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Al THE Groller Club there may be for two
weeks collection Of early English engravings.
u IS made up OF plates which may not be master
pieces. hut are nevertheless. Of considerable his
torical interest and have often artistic quality.
Take, for example the large portrait OF Sir Fran
els Drake which IS one Of the salient engravings
IN the show Il is not OF surprising beauty. but il
IS sound piece Of technique and 81 IS peculiarly
fine Illustration Of the portraiture OF the Eliza
bethan era. The Virgin Queen herself IS here f.
more than one interesting plate. and many other
important figures in English history also COM
rnernorated. These eugravings vary greatly IN
value, but nearly every Of them has something
TO say TO the student Of prints. and to the reader
OF history who delights in relics Of the personali-
ties Of the past
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CEMETERIES.

Great PineIawn Cemetery, isis acres-send FOR Illus
trated pamphlet and price list OF lots. 20 Broad ST
UNDERTAKINGS.
stephen Merritt Em5T'g Ist.. Undcrtakers .4f-s "
s5d ST Tel 1925 1.225 Chelsea r CampbeIl
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~sYMPHoNrA poMEsrIcA" POSTPONED.

Tuskegee, Ala. March 5. 1904