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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14
THE CHORUS LADY"
PrOctors Twenty-third Street.

James FORBES, the genial young press representa-
five for Henry R. Harris. has ceased promoting
Robert Edeson into publicity for the season and
turned his attention 10 play making Yesterday he
showed the result At Proctors Twerry-third Street
Theatre. where Miss Rose Stahl a young woman
from OF Nj Harris'S companies appeared tn
his one-act sketch. called The Chorus Lady The
scene Is laid IN the dressing OF Miss Patricia
OBrien accent the o.. NJ the Metropolitan
Opera House. and Miss Patricia familiarly called
Pat blunders into enectuaI cure for Mrs
Freddy Westervelts infatuatiou the prize tenor
by failing 10 guess that the caller her dressing
room IS none other than Mrs. Westervelt herself
and telling the stranger some plain truths about
the singer and the gossip behind the curtain This
rather hackneyed theme is logically developed and
Affords sufficient peg for dialogue that ortstles
with stage slang u the most pungent variety and
Is fli OF sly shots things theatrical Miss pats
duty In Aida Is TO chase the flies OF the prtn-
cess with d palm branch" and the comparative in
expensiveness OF her street clothes explains by
the fact that she is not IN the chorus the house
across the street.-the Casino Miss Stahl carries
Of the part with a full OF the huuor OF her
talk. and not little suggestion Of character as
well az OF carfcature. The audience was immensely
pleased and probably Mt. Edeson will be kind
enough 10 spare a little Of Mr. Forbes's time
that vaudeville may have other sketches Of as high
a grade OF humor and consistency OF development
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ASKS ABOUT MRS. FORD'S PAY.
President Rogers Wants to Know from What
Fund II Comes.

City Superintendent Maxwell Yesterday refused 70
discuss the report on possible school economies
made 10 Controller Grout by his examiner. Mrs.
Asthilde Coflu Ford Henry A Rogers. president
"f he Board OF Education rot SO reticent lie
vas disguised with the report and said so.
The board said he has hired experts IN music
cooking. sewing shopwork and physical training
tho has Endorsed the plans that they have pro-
posed Tor making these activities proper portions
u ne course in the public schools am surprised
'lsl Controller Grout has signed his name 10
Isport o. this kind. made BY n woman who Is not
recognized educator and who processes 10 De an
1Apeft n al os these branches IN opposition 10
- experts, SIC cites no arguments 10 support heF
''ions- N locks Il she IS hired simply 10 mo
a." n geneca. with our educational system. We
pa stand by our experts regardless OF Nj Grout'
-."oagh We DO not wish 10 be led into fight over
ans report Out Of what fund does Mr.. Circuit take
ne money 10 pay people IN Mrs. Ford's capacityT'
sNA n Marburg. chairman OF the special COM
ll'ee q five which has been investigating the
0.liiss or running the department on more
'.'lonle basis said:
hs, lsf report Mrs Ford speaks II she would
- ne teachers IN the schools take charge or ali
cam, "a branches, This Is ridiculous teacher
80 D expected teach cooking. sewing. music
gerv Ne have never had opportunities 70 learn
an bipch IN these side departments. even IL IIley
Man+e lif capacity 70 become experts II eacE
sise -slected 10 teach music? We think that these
fher i.t.ies are worth all that Is being PAID Tor
teilance To that the chlufen are
Ton - neglect the regular courses IN instruc-
hsps II, tesse branches r. untrue The chiIdr-n
p'VDfrly handle
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AT MORTIFIED SEMINARY.
The Twenty-ffth Anniversary Observed
The Moody Brothers Speak

.BT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
East NortlLaed. Mass June I3.-TO-day was
observed the twenJy-frth anniversary OF
Mortified Seminary. a large number OF former
students and teachers are present and many cid
friendships are heing renewed The exercises this
morning were Wei attended by visitors and for
mer students. AT 1870 anniversary addresses were
given in the Auditorium
Colonel Charles A Hopkins. vice-Prestdenr Of
the board o. trustees. presided; W r Moody
spoke upon the Past OF Norrhhel1 Seminary
He told Of the early beginnings the erection ~
The first Building and the first graduation He
spoke % the generosity II Hiram Camp. Mr.. Har-
rs o. London Frederick Maryland and many
others He showed that the influence Of North
field was becoming world wide
P n MOODY. secretary Of the hoard % trustees.
gave a short address upon The Future If North,
neid He showed the responsibility winch T-SIrd
upon mo alumni. students anC teachers Inc
principal Miss r = Hail. then stated mat Pres
ldeIt Mar r. WooIey- 81 Mount Holyoke cot
lege. wa unable 70 attend and speak upon North
heif's Relation rs college. planned ue
key Or james l. Barton. secretary of the A
> a. r. II. gaze address upon 'North;ield =
keation % Missions The Rev. T p HYDE mace
ne last address upon Nor hfeld's Peculiar Pace
Among S@c0udarv Schools
oeir was held this afternoon. AZ which reports
were read and future plans discussed
An exhibit - school work was given ID me
household science rooms -,
fhs evening the F2stev Chorus concert was , zee
y the Auditorium besides the chorus. Miss
Wells Chase of New-York- and Miss Marion
leach ~ Boston. part
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"GAeE" CASES WILL FILED.

The will OF Gabriel Case. who kept McGONTn' 3
Pass Tavern In Central Park. fled yesterday.
Oa1t Of the income OF his estate 1000
a year is 20 be set aside for the support Of his
sister Abbie Ressler, and like sum for the sup
port OF his nephew Charles II. Ressler II there
is any surplus. half Is 10 20 to his niece. Anna
Ronzoue and half to the two children Of dead
niece Anna z Jones. The principals Of the trust
funds for Abbie Ressler and Charles H. Hessler
are on their deaths. to go TO these children The
executors are ex-MRyor Hugh J. Grant and Al
her Camneyer.
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"A Little OF Everything at the New-AmsterdaTn
Aerial Theatre and Gardens began its second week
last evening before a capacity audience. indicating
that the remarkably large attendance Of last week
will be continued Constructed for the introduction
OF features each week. policy that hLaW q
Erlanger will follow throughout the season. several
changes were noted In Mr.. McNallys farce. Gus"
Edwards a newcomer sang Good Bye. Little Girl.
Good Bye" and Peter +. Daley gave new comic
song. II Hates Get Up Early in the Morning
Next Monday evening a foreign musical re-
view will be introduced. which Will occupy the
greater part OF the third act
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should be read DAILY BY interested as changes
NAV occur at any tule.l
Foreign mails week ending Iuns IL 1904 viii
close PROMPTLY n all the Posrofcs
as lol1"s PA MAILS close
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vas heid in the Sheldon Opera Rou<- Prizes were
60 Ie as Follows; Freshmen-Aifred Alderman
r al Wa4ingford Smith. second. Sophoulores
Raymond Ernest Brooks. first; George PITT Beers
9.LonI, Iuniors-ElIis Willard Leavenworth first
John Melvin Thurber second
Is evening the class OF 01 held It's first reunion
r. - More than half the class was present
Tr,,Io, master was Forest Preston Hunter Of
~ Fr.It 10 oklcal Seminary Toasts were given
n E-or5 Russell OF Cornell University. Fred
Amber yyii 9I Johns Hopkins University, John
,-e-aa = lIllaIns. OF the University Of Pennsyl-
'4'l'a' ard Norman =. s Russell OF New YORK
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NEW HEAD OF THE HoTcHKIss SCHOOL.

rak-v4Ile Conn June l2.-At the meeting OF the
board OF trustees of the Hotehkiss School this
afternoon, the Rev. Huber @. Buehler. who has
been a professor Of English at the school since II
was founded was elected headmaster TO succeed
fbe late Edward G. Coy. The Rev MI Buehier
Is a graduate OF Gettysburg College. PennsyIvsnla
81 Jamegs College He is the author OF "Aodern
E1lxfish- q book widely read by Enxinn sfod0nas'
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REQUESTS TO LOCAL CHARITIES.

BY the viii OF Elizabeth S. Van Wrinkle. which
was filed yesterday, most OF her estate Is LETT 10
q brother a sister-in-law nephews and a niece;
5000 is given To the Nsw-YOrk Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty Children. $500 the
New-York Sabbath COMMITTEES and $3.50 70 the
Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church. be invested
by said church and the income be used for it's
bows club.
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Highest yesterday, 81 degrees; S.
average 60 for corresponding date
average for corresponding twenty-five years
Local forecsst.-Fair and to-day: Wednesday.
cai. ana vsxmsri Light TO fEssh soUthszly Wind.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OGicinI Record ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS June II
east 20 south on Atlantic Coast fresh
south. Atlantic coast fresh brisk north
the Gulf Coast light northeast. the West
Gult Coast light 70 fresh northeast;
light variable. and the upper ISut
% southeast
Steamers departing Tuesday FOR European ports VIII
have fresh winds fair weather tho
Grand Banks.
Except light showers IN Eastern Florida. tho upper
lake region the upper Mississippi and central Rocky
Mountain region. weather all dis
It is warmer slightly cooler
South temperature changes very
slight
There precipitation consequence during the
days except local showers Tuesday the
region and Eastern Florida anu on "Wednesday East
Florida. Montana ana Western North Dakota II viii 90
warmer Tuesday the middle and north slope central
Rocky region and upper Mississippi valley and
states
Forecast for Special LocaIities-For New England
fair to-day Wednesday. warmer "Wednesday east
and south portions; light to south
For Delaware and New-Jersey to-day; Wednesday
For Eastern Nev-Yor fair. to-day: Wednesday
portion; light fresh south winds
For Eastern Pennsyl yanla. fair warmer today and
Wednesday. light fresh southeast south
For the District Maryland fair to-day
Wednesday fair. warmer; light TO fresh south
winds.
For Western New-York partly cloudy to-day probably
colder portion Wednesday fair light
winds. becoming variable.
Pennsylvania, partly cloudy
ably south portion cooler portion:
Wednesday fair. warmer: variable winds
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Don Manuel de Approx
Mexican Ambassador 10 the United States HOI.-
I.ANU-WIIuau NJ lie Moyne, Chicago Justice II.
Cady Herrirk Albany Teuas Crane. Dalton Mass
MANI ATTAN-Sir Henry Mortimer Duraud Brit
i~h Ambassador 20 the United States. William II
Taft. Secretary Of War. Washington WALDORF
ASTORTA-Osclr g.. Murray. Raltimora. vs. EST
MINISTER r n. Todd. Mayor of san Juan. p R
jose O.. Baruosa. Porto Rico. YOE;k-BeUiamiu
Davidson Sioux Iowa
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.


Parade or Army from national headquarters
West F0urtsenth-st-. 10 Cunard pier 12:l5 p
Meeting az the Board n Aldermen city Hall. l p m.
Commencement the Institution for
structi0u II the Deaf and Dumb. ? N.
Laying ~ cornerstone OF Naval Battalion Aruory
Fftty frst-st brooklyn. , n
Band concerts in TompA!ns square and Mount Morris
ru
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PRIZE DEFAMATION AT HAMILTON.

49,. "a o. = r.. June 1.-THE second days ezer-
aav commencement week at Colgate University
A. i@Ise number OF alumni IN attendance. This
oh TIE kingEtord prize defamation contest
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DANISH REGENT RECEIVES MIR. RIIs.
Crown Prince Expresses Europe's Belief in
Mr.. Roosevelt's Work for Peace.

Copenhagen June l3-Jacob A Riis. the author
and Mrs. Rils Of New-York. were received to-day
by the Regent. Crown Prince Frederick who ex-
pressed much interest IN American affairs. He said
Europe was entirely atsfed that President Roose-
re.rs influence was strong for international peace
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"AtJTo" Run TO MANHAssET CLUB.

The Automobile Club OF America viii hold q run
10 the Manhasset Yacht Club Saturday. The
automobiles that win take part in the TO
line ND in front Of the clubhouse at Il a m The
machines will go by way OF the Thirty-rourtIl-st
ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-14

Iondop June 1a-DanieI Frohman has signed
contract with the boy violinist, Franz Won Vecsey
FOR four months TIP In the United States. which
viii begin in New-York January nSx1-
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MR.. BIsPHAm SINGS IN LONDON.

London. June 1s-David Bispham at St James 8
Hall to-day gave q song recital, which waz at
tap6.6 NV a large and enthusiastic audience.
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Tribune Local Observations

diagram continuous white line shows IN.
changes pressure indicated by The Tribunes ssf
recording barometer The dotted line shows tenn
perzture as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Record-The following Official record
the Bureau shows the changes the
last twentyfour hours with
the corresponding date Of last
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Married.

DODCE-On Sunday. June Il. 1904 daughter born
Mrs Guv Phelps Dodge. a. New-York City
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E-ckarsy. W. Worcester. Edwin ..
Living stoU. Alice NJ
ECKERSLT-At Wakefield. New York City. .I1hs Is
1904 John W Eckersly ir- aged 81 Funeral
will be held his residence. corner ri
and White Plains Road Wakefield New-Yo rk CITY.
on Wednesday. June IS. al o'clock .
LIVINGSTON-Or Saturday. June II. 1904. her resi-
dence. The Pines. Ttvou. y Y. Alice Maud ed
Livingston, daughter ~ LAT
NJ Fox. IL 6lst year OF Funeral
services will be held 81 SyIvias Church TiyCIf-
Y. 1870. Tuesday morning. the arrival OF the
S.+5 train from New York Relatives and friends
invited attend
WORC ESTER-At his residence. No IS
New York Monday. June Is. 1904 Edwin Dean Worces-
years Funeral "a . Eas 49ln-st
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. 18th INST
CEMETERIES
Great Pineawn Cemetery c315 acres. nearly miles
square, a beautiful park ONCE. 40 West 34th
CNDERTASERs.
Frank e Campbell. esd St--Stephen Merritt Emprr
Tel. 1924 and 1925 Chelsea 24I-3 Wear s3d -
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
John Mason Will Support Mrs Fiske Next
Season

The first engagement announced for the new
company which is 10 be associated with Mrs Fiske
and established the Manhattan Theatre next sea
son is that Of John Mason. Mr. Fiske has secured
NJ Mason for leading parts. He will make his
first appeara nee with Mrs. FIske Rawdon Craw-
10y IN Becky Sharp" Mr.. Mason has been prom
fnently Identified with the New York stage for =
number OF years For seasons he was con-
nected with Daniel Frohnan stock company and
ne starred In The Altar Of Friendship The last
he has been with Miss Annie Russell.
playing IN Mice and Men" and in The Younger
Mrs. Pairing
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Raymond Hitchcock. mindful OF the prolonged
of The Yankee Consul into the summer season,
has provided a night or for his company, at
Venice" next Sunday night. DUss will make # a
Yankee Consul" night on the programme. He will
play all the Yankee Consul" music while Hitch
cock takes a ride in a gondoa-
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At the West End Theatre last night Miss Una
AbeII-Brinker edited the popuIace with per
Torrance Of "Sapho." in stage version Of the
novel made by Marie Doran-
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