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swINDLED IN DEAD MANS NAME.
Man Who Pretended To Be Son of Julian
Ralph Convicted.

London. Nay 16.-Harry NJ Vernon. who was ar
rested last week under the alias Of Julian Ralph
was convicted the Old Bailey to-day OF stealing
ring valued $500 from Ethel Clinton the Anert-
can actress. who inherited the bulk OF Prince
Soltykoffs fortune. Vernon met Miss Clinton on
board the Oceanic on her last trip from New-York
and represented himself being a war correspond
ent for New-York paper and the of the late
Julian Ralph. De secured the ring N exchange
for a pin. which afterward found be worth
& Sentence was postponed pending further IN
qHlT1es. the prosecuting attorney saying that the
prisoner va great scCUnCre4 for whom a
rant had been issued another charge in America
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officers and its new president. the Rev. Charles
A Richmond, and an inspirtting festival spirit
breathed through the concert this evening, which
was devoted 10 Bruch's cantata "OdysseuI-" The
choir. which numbers about one hundred and sew
enty-fve voices. is a model. so far balance
OF voices Is concerned there being the dlspropor-
ton between men and women which is character
istic OF ninety-nlne out OF hundred choirs IN
this country; but It IS obviously pervaded by
lovely zeal. and its performance IN the animated
chorus which ends the first part OF Bruch's work
highly Creditabe. There temperament IN
its singing. fine vitality IN the effects, and
nice attention 20 nuance which could not escape
the attention OF 4 listener fresh from the much
more pretentious festival at Cincinnati.
The choir's responsiveness TO the wishes OF the
conductor was particularly commendable. The band
employed is the Boston Festival Orchestra, which,
under the direction OF its conductor. L. Mollen-
hauer. is closing q OF six weeks in which IL
has taken part in choral festivals I'm Syracuse
Richmond. Spartanburg. s. C.. Champaign. H. and
Ann Arbor Mich besides giving concerts OF its own
IN a OF other cities.
There fifty men In the orchestra. but for TO-
morrow evenings concert II Will be materially aug
mented 10 meet the extraordinary demands made
by the Dies Ira' from Berlioz's Requiem which
vii! bring the festival to Il close after 4 perform
ancs OF HRydn's Creation" In the afternoon
there Will be miscellaneous concert q orchestral
pieces. with vocal solos by Nine Lillian Blauvelt,
GWilym Miles and Homer Cowper. q Chicago tenor.
The solo singers this evening Miss Clara Sex
ton. soprano; Mrs Florence MalSorl. contraIto:
Gwilym Miles. barytone. and Frederick Martin bass
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|. ?. MOTION Is Hale AT ElaHTY

Levi P Morton eighty years old yesterday
As Representative IN Congress Minister 20 France.
Governor Of New-York and Vlce-Presi dent Of the
United States. he has had public caree- parallel
ing in prominence and success his business career
a banker. AT fourscore he is alert in intellect
sound Of health and active in the direction OF
various financial institutions although he no longer
gives continuous personal attention 10 business
affairs. Mr.. Morton j. at present in Paris whittier
sent to him yesterday not a few cable
sages OF cOngra latiOn OF which was signed
by hnanciers closely associated with him bust
rcfa Ffrra
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MISS ETHEL BARRYMORE IN LONDON.

London, May I6.-"Cynthia-" which Charles Froh-
man presented at Wyndham's Theatre tonight IS
regarded by the critics inferior 10 the previous
plays OF Henry Hubert Davies. and hardly Civ
ing Miss Ethel barrymore a good chance. bur II
was cordially received by unusually represen-
tativs audience, including Ambassador Choate
Henry White. first secretary OF the United States
Embassy; the Duchess OF Sutherland. Lady Gren-
vile. the MarchlOness OF CRANKY. ". S. Gilbert
Anthony Hope. Arthur w. Plnero John Hare and
others.
Miss Barrymore created an extremely favorable
impression Joseph Wheelock. jr-. and Gerald Du
Maurier were also excellent IN their parts
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MISS LEARY PLANS INSTITUTE.
To Be Named After Plus K and to Teach
Art. Language and Literature.

The recent purchase by Miss Leary of a house
In Charlton-st Is a step toward institute which
she viii found IN this city 10 be known as the
Plus Y Institute. In the house classes will be
formed for the Italians of the district Miss Leary
hopes 10 establish many art schools In her
institute Music sculpture, drawing. painting
architecture, the languages and literature viii be
tausnt The Institute will be open 10 ali denOmina-
tons. Miss Les-y established her first small Ital-
ian mission in 4 basement IN SuIIIvan-st
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JOHN KENNEDY.

John Kennedy, Brooklyn contractor. who served
in the Royal Horse Artillery the battle OF Bala-
klava. IN the Crinean War made famous by the
charge OF the Light Brigade. died at his summer
home, Syosset, Long Island. Sunday. He was
born n Belfast. ireland. IN 1855 In 1870 came 70
Brooklyn, ana became contractor. He had the
contract for building the armory OF Troop c. which
is going up al Bedford-aye and Presdent-st
Brooklyn. He leaves q and a daughter The
funeral viii be held the home OF the latter No.
129 Concord-st.. Brooklyn, tomorrow
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s s:5a2E 5s N sS 7ssr = Il. May e ss' .
vices a. bis late rssiGe1ce No no Nor-a Euisrror-
I1ks EaiIroad tain. s: Is tfo-a Cla1a6srs-st
B1-ACK-On Monday. MAJ. Is, Robert father OF Mrs
mey- Notice Of funeral hereafter
CRUSIRIE-Entered into res, on Monday May ID 1904
se-vicss al her .eie resideasc No 90 Last eIsS-s-
Notice heTsat-er
Ct1lslING-As SQUAD Beach Conn on sunday. Nay Is.
aSed 50 yeaTa Funeral services VIII De held a. als
az $50 ? Intsrrnsnt private.
william Y Dunaara. IN bis Ssd Jy.sF Relatives and
Thursday lie lstH INST. az late residence AZ ! , n
Sa2cN Carriages VII meet The aiR due AZ Dune4i=n-
FATcE-May - John n Alsasoa Hatch E.uars alb
O'clock ?. Burial Great BasTlastoa. 2Iass-
HEGENAsI-At New-B-uaswtoS, \, :, on May IS, 1904
daughter % the late John Ad-auce. q tls ely.
lac Tssidsaee 10, 81 Patterson On Tau=saay Ny
- a. = o'clock
2 2g Nay Is lgo4 AoasE B E2nsy PriaePa =
F.'li1 scool No. 20 OF Pns1len-A tl3eTA seTyics a
family
KEiSNEDT-At syossett Long Island. sunday. May 70.
as dsta year Funeral services % ss held At ne resi-
e'Icor5 IS Tr5oxiv5 -S,ssfay 1-- - - -
Eysrgreens Cemetery wednesday,. 80 a. n
P2w [5 SIS, yo yogTod j. f on Manaay Nay u
daughter Of Anthony Morse and HuIdah Taylor in
si1 year Funeral service a. her aIs home THURSDAY.
- $50 .
sEANAN-sutdeniy. on SUNDAY. Nay Is. 1904. Samuel
Edmund Great Long
services his late F-sdense No ~ west s7Sa-st
IaJsrTasat a. coavenlenes Of family
STIMSON-At Elizabeth. y. =. Sunday Nay Is 1904
Barrett wife Stanford J. Stiuason a-ed 81
months. Funeral services residences.
No. 83 Sayre-st-. Elizabeth. Wednesday.
.. Springfield tMass) Republican" please copy.
TYSON-On Sunday May Is. Charles II Tyson beloved
husband OF Emma Forrnan tyson Funeral services
Tuesday morning at II o'clock from
279 West S4th-sr Interment private
WARD-At residence. No. ia Penn.ngton-ave Pas
sale y J.. on Sunday May IS. 1894 John Wa-t
Funeral St Johns Church Wednesday next a.
) D. m leaves foot West 2Sd-st 10 and
C'hznbers-st-. 1850 p n. via Erie Railroad. kindly
IN
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FRANK |. CRAWFORD is A LAWYER

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: An item in The Tribune OF Sunday. May Is,
said that Frank l. Crawford. Of the hrm OF Floyd
Crawford & Co. bankers. had been ordered by
Judge Holt to testify in certain bankruptcy pro-
ceeding The person named in Judge Hollis order
Is Frank B. Crawford 1 am a lawyer practising
at No SO Ldberty-st. I have never been engaged in
any other business l have no connection with the
firm OF Floyd Crawford & Co. and do not know
any Of it's members. VIII you have the goodness
TO make this correction in your columns?
FRANK l.. CRAWFORD.
New-York City May l6. 1904
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLF-D. Alberto Teheodou. attache Of
the Italian Embassy. Washington AsTOR-The
Rev. Sebastian Dabovich, San Francisco. EARL
INGTON-M Foster London, and A. NlckOlle Lon
don. FIFTH AVENUE-Winthrop L Marvin, sec
retary OF the National Merchant Marine Commits
sion, Boston. Grand E Powell. Washington.
HOLLAND-ColOnel Ned Arden, Pennsylyanla
MURRAY HILL 5. Breckenridge. L. 5. A.
METH ERLAND-The Rev. E J. Dennen, New
port. SAVOY-Professor James Stalker, Scotland.
VICTORIA-Major J. A. Murray, Toronto. WAL
DORF-ASTORIA-Pete White. Ottawa WEST
Observation-Disclosures II. II. Powers, Boston.
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

TUESDAY (II-ht-At $50 - II ror Europe
Kaiser Wilhelm II. via Plymouth. Cherbourg an
Bremen; az 80 a for Netherlands per
Rotterdam l-la-l must De directed per Rurter-
dam. $50 a. cor ITALY direct per LazuriA
mail must ne directed per s s Llglria.'l
WEDNESDAY tle-1)--A- $50 a for Europe a o
Cedric, Queenstown.
THURSDAY l9-al-Ar a for France Switzerland
Italy. SPAIN Portugal Turkey. and
British India. per :. La Bretagne, Havre mail
ether parts % Europe directed g.
La B-etaSIe. D
SATURDA l21sr-Ac a for Europe per
Pallaeelph.a- ia Plymouth and CherooUrs tnatl
Scotland Liverpool and Ireland
g. Phtadelpn-a1. at $50 a n. Europe. ne-
Queenstown N for
Belgium S. Iceland tnail
per q ee-all'l; at $50 q direct
KONG Albert mail must De directed per
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Furnsssia trna1l must be directed per
MESSIAH. II = cor Denmark direct. pr a
NorEa mail be directed
After closing OF the SupTle-sn-ary
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opened The piers % American. English. French
within
Ten Minutes OF the hour q sailing %
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ABNER 3. HOLLEY.

Abner B. Holley for a number OF years principal
OF Public School No IS St Nicholas-ave and one
hundred and-ffty -hfth-st-. died Sunday at his
home, No IA West One-hundred- TWEEN third
St, nom pneumonia. 1t the age OF seventy He
was born In Armenia, y. Y. and was prominent IN
Masonic circles. He leaves son. Captain Dwight
Z HOley, L. 5. A. and "A daughter
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POstomes Notice.

Should DAILY by all csa-<..
a any tu-s)
Foreign mails for The week ending Nay q 1904 win
e12se NEI13 "a al cases2 az the General Post
once as follows; PAElCELS-POST MAILS
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later than closing time below
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Colon. close one hour later a. Foreign Station.)
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OBITUARY.
FRANK ADEE.

Frank Adee. president OF the Sea wannaIa Boat
Club and OF David Adee. who at the time OF
his death president OF The American Fire IN
surance Company. died at his home No. 502 VIII
oughby-ave.. Brooklyn, Sunday. He was born
there thirty-six years ago Mr.. Adse was con-
nected with the United States Leather Company.
he was a well known amateur oRrsman- He leaves
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST

MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.
TUESDAY 17th)-Ar $50 a n. supplementary 1O.ae
a FOR Central America except Costa Rica0 A.
south Pacific ports. 3 matt
cc- Guatemala be directed Per
THURSDAY C9lh-At a for Cuba, yucara1 a-d
CaTnPecne. Havana Cu-ail Tor other pats ~
Mexico nust Be directed per s ana''). at a
a m FOR Bermuda ;. = Trinidad. II 80 a n.
Tor 5rszi- per s Eastern Prince Peruaubuco
Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay must o. 4f-.~rs-f
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Miss Bingham Frisks Again at the Garrick-
Charles Hawtrey in Vaudeville.

A'ss Amelia Bingham laying aside Olympic
as eight came 10 the GarTtck Theatre with The
risky Mrs Johnson" where she VIII remain and
present III. Egtch's adoption from the French play
Tie FltTt' fer one week. Miss Bingham was nrst
seer ae-e IN the part OF MIS-. johnson the risky
'ast season at he Princess Theatre. and the play
~sS sufficiently discussed al that time In fact
ne discussions followed by a counter blast
.nia -lss Bingham. who resented the destinations
iAGi she WIS possibly Mrs. Johnson. hut certainly
'ot risky The work risky probably means the
sane 20 most people & Gid year ago; X wouId
= futile 20 reopen tho discussion The play ltssAI
= neither particularly interest26 PARTICULARLY eoi-
-s.l- nor rt .culariy important There seems no
49, . lat| its revival. The presence %
= . G-lmor" "a mat cast last night, piayiag &c
-, of 5iin Earlry lent dignity and Tirilty %
no. srer wai-h he figured ana Cfestosn
LARK aa q husband quietly fulfilled al demands
Charles l5avtrev appeared four times yesterday
~ vaudeville. twice ar Proctor's Twenty-thiro-st-
theatTe, ard twice 1T me same managers Firm
ave house re presented oue-act comedy ca4ieu
iine Is Money Supported by Nsss DorothF
fiainH-ord- The aedienee. though visiDiy aIa'iss1
~ Az Hawtrey's perform snce. appeared 10 woi.-
c. @.to M. HaWtrey wRS. that 20 mucH pothef
sAoclo be ma5s ever bis appearance IN vEooesil-
q. narne 70 them meant little or nothing. again
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY GETS 5000.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO :

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE.l
Fitchburg. Mass May I6.-By the viii OF syl
vania G Coggshall just probated here the Ameri
can Home Missionary Society OF New-Yo-k r.
ceiyes e
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExcE--

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TRASSPACLFTC.
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cay except Ihurlisy, at 1850 cornsosiar
malls close here on Aol1ays Wednesdays
days). -
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closes az this once al $50 Tuesiay a7d r-5e
al % Boston and thsnes By zSsa-zssr
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ and CSJJATEN ATaA-rzv al
% NeW-lrLsanS. and thence BY 80.
ofcs daily, except sunday az II so d m ~ Eta 80
. n sundays AZ II .. and 1880
ma closes here Mondays AZ T10-SO .. n
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Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees lowest. as
average So average corresponding date last 81
averase for corresponding twenty-five
Local forecast-Fzr to-day: "Wednesday RAIN Light 10
westerly win6A
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~ me Broadway Theatre yesterday afternoon
an excellent oeneht programme presented, and
ABOUT $4'eVO was realized for the New-York Home
for Destitute Crippled Children Scenes from The
Two Orphans The County Chairman, The Yam
kee Consul" the third of 'Frou Frou." played
by MISS George; the balcony from Romeo
and Juliet" played by Miss Robson and Mr.. Bel
lew; sketch by members OF the Twelfth Night
Gun and various individual performances made
summer season OF popular priced attractions
Fas successfully begun at the West Epd Theatre
asst night George Ober appeared there the title
part in version OF rip Van Wrinkle" which will
ne presented all the week 'Parsifal" is announced
next week
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showing the sap which exists between vaudeville
at-ol@nces and the patrons or the Broadway
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CEMETERIES.

Great Pinelawn Cemetery. 2SI5 aeres-Roupd trim
tickets > cents. az once, IS West S4th-sr-
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