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EDWIN BYRON MOORE.

The funeral Of Edwin Byron Moore who for .sx
efaI years prior to 1871 was city editor o, IN.
TEleune and who spent tho greater part OF hi. M.
IN newspaper work. was held yesterday afternoon
a. his home. No. y Jerome-st, BROOKLYN Tha ,sr-
Wees we're conducted by the Rev. w / steeher a,
burial was IN Greenwood. -He
Mr: Moore was born in Amherst N n IN ,sas
ne died IN the Jerome-st house from nnenrnanis
isst Thursday night. At the age of ssyenteen he
became the printers devil on The Nssbns
u. H) Telegraph" Impelled by a spirit OF ed
sss1ture, the young man sailed from Boston for
esssafsn, Ga, In cotton packet IN IS45 He he
came foreman in the Office OF The goutbsrn
fSnfoncle. published. at Columbia, s. C. a Yea >
E.ef. however, On the breaking out OF the Nexicsn
20. ne Volunteered SIS private in Company 81
etheIto regiment He was appointed drum ma Tor
g. ne BARD by Colonel Pierce NJ Butler and serTed
9, ,nat capacity throughout General Scotts Next
1T, IN isse Nj. Moore came North, and remained con
ss-tIo.e.sly IA newspaper work IN this cfty ana
pos,,.zg entll twelve years ago. when he was an
r. seo 70 pos1non IL the Invoice department ~
Her al the tine OF his Death. He assisted
Tiness >; az Ehayrnond IN the early days OF THE
thar n. ato Ior eight years was night editor of
L. brooklyn Onion" After leaving This Trsha,ns
Is,ssee cafne editor ot THE Long Island Farmer
ar 20 ne assumed charge of THE Janafca Stand
Hons. Saying II In Isg 20 go into the Custom
apd ~. Aar; Moore was somewhat OF a musician
r sS~s written mum Der OF musical cornpositionr
sons .lipn 10 quantity CT verse He leaves four
~" eauBhters and eight grandchildren.
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SARDOU and DREYFUS.
Scene from LA Sorciere tn Which
Prosecutors Appear Cut Out.
Paris, January 4

Paris, January 4
Inc French censorship Of plays is q remark
able institution and has recently prevented Vic
torien Sardou's drama. La Sorciere." from be-
coming the occasion OF an unexpected renewal OF
the Dreyfus agitation The scene suppressed by
the censor was in the fourth act Of the play,
where the terrible judges OF the Spanish Inqulsi-
ton pronounce death sentence upon Zoraya. the
MOORISH widow. charged with sorcery. gil
BIAS publishes the scene as originally writ
ten by Sardou. and which Nine. Sarah Bern
hardt had mounted in highly effective and
reaHsto manner. Zoraya and some fifty other
prisoners are huddled together In a hugo iron
cage. Cardinal Ximenes and the associate
judges OF the Inquisition open the trial The
accused behind the grating OF their cage are
seen walking to and fro- They consist OF scien-
lists. poets. dreamers. agnostics. free thinkers
Among them are individuals so made up al to
represent Edison, who dared TO reproduce thu
human voice: Santos Dvumont who set at
naught the Holy Writ by flying through the sky;
Anatole France. who old not fear to call That's
from her tomb; Pierre Curie. the discoverer Of
radium. and Marconi. who transmitted human
thought through the air from one man to an
other.
Cardfhnl Ximenss ard his fellow inquisitors
are so arranged as to resemble the leading per-
secutors Of Dreyfus-General Mercier. Edouard
Drumont. Henri Rochefort Arthur Meyer Jules
Lemaftr, and FRANCOIS Coppee. Clear away all
those upon whom weigh the following ACCUSE
tions." cries XiInenes. the cardinal inquisitor
You are hereby convicted Of having dealt with
evil spirits Edison. you have recorded the
speech OF the Lord upon waxed cylinders
Santos-Dunont. you have upon various occa-
sions held high carnival In the air. upon q
picious and noisy engine: a he witch on q
orocnseick. Curie. cursed charlatan. has
brought from the Internal regions a precious
stone which CLEANS like a star. As for you
Anatole France, you have not only dared to up
hold the cause Of a hereto but you have sung
melodies which presume to rival the Bible IN
beauty"
Down with theml Down with thernI" cry
the members OF the council At this point
Zoraya intervenes and pronounces an impas-
stoned appeal in their defence. Needless to say
the names selected by Sardou for the characters
OF Edison. Santos umont. Curie and others
were disguised to avoid the appearance Of
anachronism- The idea, however. tickled the
fancy Of Sardou and immensely pleased Nine
Sarah Bernhard GLIB
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Manning. lane y.
Morrison. William
Potter. Emma
Putzei. Robert 81.
stone. Eliza n. g.
Thompson. Eleanor b
TompkinA William W.

ADAMs-Entcrsd into Little FaIls NJ - January
and sarah Adam. aSers Mondsy Jsna ase is a.
1870 from his late residence Little Falls. J.
pESant IN II. go f year on s a a.s Fn.s o
Chapel Of the University Place Presbyterian Church.
o'clock a Intarmsnt at Greenwood csrstsry
from her ats residences. 'h Mo- a'' "a s. ssS.,
Brooklyn. Tuesday. January is at o'clock.
CFoNIN-on is January id =. s. LIKES Hospital Kat.
on Tuesday at 10 a M. at ST Carriers Church ~A''
GILCHRIsr-on January is 1905. at No. $40 Central
Park West at $50 p. m. Louisa McGshee. aged ss
mother OF Mrs e Meacham and NJ NJ Giissr Isnn
Psn. renn Services ane ia Manss Of 10. angeles
at No $40 Central Park West Memphis papers please
HIIL-E9teTst into rest on Jannssy Is after
her lat. residences Ne As East i4ts-ss. fiabu. a.
kindly omit flowers
LADD-on Saturday January "a at n. r..deno. Of hi.
son tina Rev; Henry Ladd Ruthsrtord. N j..
uns aaa e 9s 7h ys15 Ct b,
January IS at O'Clock m Carriages VIII meet train
turning train. 200 Kindly omit towers L m re-
TX sA co. cS ns Go1p ::rss ia ssors. Lux.
Grand central Depot Intsrment private. ''0A'
Manning Of me late Hq Wa F Fsa an;
Anne Compton Manning Funeral services at her late
Relatives and friends respectfully invited ''A
MoRRIsoN-As Black Roel District Bridgeport. Conn.
Funeral services will be held at bis late RESIDENCE
Black Rocx Vim on r. Tge1S s, II: 10Th inst.
port arrival Of the leaving Neyy-York AZ
HOP a. and Il
POTTER-Entered into rest Friday, January is. Erum.
daughter Of the Ellis s. Potter. Funeral services
her late residence No 500 McDonough- BrookIv,
at o'clock. Monday. January IS
PETZEL-on January IT, after brief nness, Roeer. NJ
Putzel beloved OF Charles P11tzs in
his Goth Funeral private
SToNE-On Saturday, January is Eliza NJ Evsrstt
wife Of the late Leanter stone aged r. Funeral SER
her late residence. No. T4th-s. Mon
day. January IS. at p. Interulent ct Noun. An
burn Cemetery. Cambridge. Mass. 4
o'clock Boston papers please copy.
THoMPSoN-on Friday. January 10, In hsr 7Tth wear
Eleanor Bush Thompson. wife OF Alexander Thornrson
Funeral services az her late residence Turner,
Orange County N Y. Monday. January Is a I .. n
TOMPKINS-on January 16 1905. William Ward 1o,,
kns in the o0th year Of his ase OF Colo
evening al $50. at thu residence OF hi. son-InIsw
VIM. W. Bainbridse. No Is Boulevard Iafav.t.. W.,
15Sth-st Interment Tuesday at White Plains NJ "
Chicago papers please copy. " -
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PROGRAMME OF ARloN CONCERT

Following is the programme OF the concert with
which the MAnnerSesangverein Arion will celebrat %
its nfdeth anniversary at Carnegie Han Friday
evening:
Les PTeudes .Liszt
Orchestra.
Festival Hymn. written and composed for the ocea-
Miss Marguerite Lemon Male Chorus and Orchestra
Words by George SkaL
Woifrans Address from 'TannhAuscr' Wagner
Otto GOritz
Three unacconpan!ed part songs FOR
tl rs let Elm Ros' entsp unsen .Praetoris
o. 'Rldolf wcrdenherR''
(c) Nun leh wohl. Silcher
Aria 'Abscheulicaer
Miss Olive Fremstad
Cantata: ''Frithtof' ............... $3.50 Brleh
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ror ire eonyeniencs Of TRIBUNE READERS abroad
s. nents have bean made tho DAILY and
SSSOAf TRIBUNE de In Tho reading OF The
bONDON-Hote Victoria. Savoy Hotel. Tns Lansharn
hloeeL Carlton Hotel. Claridgs's Hotel Hotel Nat
sopoe Midland Grand Hotel. Tia Howard Hotel.
NNoraoa1Isr- Ernoankmsat; Queens Hoesl Upper
HNGi.AND-Adeiphi Ho.sL LAverpooI Midland Hotel.
ntahen,steri 0lsens Hotel. Leeds: Midland Hotel,
BraGIord; Hotel Wellington. Tunoridge Wells: Midland
hote aiorscambe Bay: Midland Hotel. Darby Fios-
.--,i ler hotel shankltn Hotel, Isle OF Wight
sCOTl-AND-St. Hotel. Glasgow: Station HotsL
G1BRALTAR-Hotel Cecil
PAHIS-Hotsl Chatham. Hotel cAIoion, Grand
Eotei de fAthsnss. Hotel ds Ia Grande Brsagns
ITALY AND SOUTH OF F-RANcE-Hot.i Metropolis.
Eome: Grand Hotel Venice; Palace Hotel. Milan:
6esn Palace Genoa; Grand Hotel. Rome; Grand
Hotei GIirtnal Rorns Hotel Royal Daniel, Venice.
Grand Hotel. Venice: Hotel de la Vile Milan; Cap
Martin Hotel Mentono; Grand Hotel Bellevue. san
RENO; villa 1gfla Grand Hotel. Palermo, Sicily; Hotel
os londres. Genoa Hotel de la VILE Florence: Hotel
oe Therntage. Monte Carlo Monaco; Hotel Royal.
Rome; kraft's Grand Hotel. Nice; Hotel CosnnOpOl-
TAM Nices Savoy Hotel. Genoa Grand Hotel. Savoy
Site Cannest Hotel Metropolis. Monte Carlo Savoss
aoteL San Reno Hotel Royal. San Reno Hotel
BRISTOL Ssaulieus Hotel de Ia Grande Breagne Nice:
oei Bristol Naples: Hotel Savoy RossanigO Naples.
Gra1d Hotel Victoria, Sorrento Bay OF Naples. Ths
GRAD Hotel. Monte Carlo
BELGIUM-Le Grand Hotel Brussels
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hotel wlssSaden; -Four ssa-
sons Hotel Munich: Hotel Bellevue. Dresden; Hotel
Harms. Cologne.
AUSTRIA AND SwTrZERLAND-HoteI Bristol. Vienna
jranc Hotel Hungarta. Budapest: Hotel
Lac Zurich: Hotel Victoria. Intsrlaken-
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ARRANGE FOR GALLAGHER FUNERAL.

meeting OF many members OF the Society Of the
Friendly Sons OF ST. Patrick held last evening
at the home Of Andrew T. Sullivan. No. eS3 ST.
Marks-ave., Brooklyn. TO take action regarding
the death on Thursday OF John Gallagher, principal
OF the Brooklyn Training School for Teachers A
committee named to draft resolutions. and the
following were chosen palbearers to act at the
funeral. TO be held to-day at the Church of Our
Lady OF Victory: John II. McCooey. Patrick b.
O'Meara, John ]. Robinson Edward ]. Mccormick,
Andrew T. Sullivan and Andrew J. McCullom The
burial VIII be at Calvary.
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.. Aleeraarls and Elizabeth. daughter OF Lord de
Cnnord. He married in 1861 Jane daughter os
S-af On J. West oarrtster. Her death occurred in
ia The Nrir 5aenry commanded the naval brigade
.apa! forces in China In 1857 and from Iss7So In
He publisbess Years Years he was groom-in-waiting.
ycgae OF "reminiscences IN 1895 and in the fol-
sgess1Ss Il Sailors Life Under -Four Sow
srSs Els TOOK great interest in field Sports
80 was ,. Wen known a hunting man and q
kooo shot al both large and small game
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A MEMORIAL TO DR.. WARREN.

A member OF St Jamess Episcopal Church. who
is said TO be connected with OF the well known
railroads entering New York. has sent $500 to the
Episcopal Board CT Missions as a memorial 10 the
Rev. DR.. L. Wapole Warren. who died in the
Austrian Tyrol last summer The money - to be
expended to build church. parish hosI5s and
schoolhOuse in Wuhu. China
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VIOLIN RECITAL AT WASHINGTON
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIs

By TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribunal
Washington. Jan. T.-Miss Marie Nichols the
Boston violinist who has just returned from tour
through Europe. made her appearance with the
Washington Symphony Orchestra. under the direc-
ton of Reginald De Koven At the Columbia Thea
tire hero tonight Miss Nchols's playing OF Vieu =
temps's fourth concerto In d minor was well hp-
plauded Miss Nichols will appear al Carnegie Hall
New-York, February Il with the WetEler Sym
phony Orchestra
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GEORGE HILL

h. Eill. who for sone years conducted IN
Naness IN Dslancey-st., Manhattan, died on
ssafoay nj his home No les schasrer-st. BROOK
ago b.. WIS born in Ireland eignty-tflree years
Ea 'fea..ss- 10 lived IN this country since boyhood.
He lssssss ION business about twenty years ago
latter hs,. SIX daughters and two sons one OF tbs
oGisra NJ NC rev: DR.. Robert w. HILL of Canaan.
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Postohce Notice,

may occur
Foreign mails for thu ending January g. 1904.
VII close promptly all az Post
office foOws Parcels close one hour earlier
than closing
egusr and supplementary Mails slose at Foreign Sta
ZION half hour later than closing time below
eept that Supplementary Mails Europe Central
America. via Colon, close Foreign
tton)
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

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DAM.
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. Deutschland (rnan foI other
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Europe. per O. 8. Tsctonic vita Queenstown
IHURSDAY.-At n. for France. Switzerland, Italy.
Spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece. British India
and Lorenzo Marquee. La Bretagne. via Havrs
(ah Tor other parts OF Europe must be directed per
sATURDAY-At $50 m. for Scotland. Ireland aad
Liverpool psr = LHcenta via Queenstown (naII for
other parts OF Great Britain and Europe must -
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Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails ar,
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Ten Minutes OF the hour Of sailing
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC, Excrrr


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except Thursday. 1880 (the connecting mails
Mondays Wednesdays and Sacurdays).
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dispatch closes this Office daily,
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N. and IL so D.
EXTRAORDINARILY rail TO North Sydney. ana
closes this Office daily a
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Wednesday Saturday.
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err closes at this Office az Il:S0 D. every Sunday.
By rail to Boston, and thence by steamer closes
this office at $50 D Friday
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closes al this Office daily $50 m.
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Office daily except sunday az fl:S0 p m and 11sso
Sundays at II o. and I'll 80 p.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
HOURS: Morning.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
In indicated by The Triounes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tenpera
lure recorded by the local Weather Bureau
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows ths changes in the temperature for the last twen
tour hours in comparison with the corresponding dnto
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.
For Newfoundland. Eastern New-York Eastern Penn
sylvania- New-Jersey and Delaware fair to-day and
Tuesday: fresh northwest winds, diminishing.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York fair
TO-DAY and Tuesday; fresh northeast winds be-
coming southeasterly
For District Columbia fair to-day and Tuesday;
fresh 10 northeast winds. becoming variable
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Highest temperature yesterday 90 Degrees lowest 10
degrees; average - degrees for corresponding
date 50 degrees for corresponding date
last twenty-five years so degrees.
Local Fair to-day and Tuesday, fresh north
Yia6S Diminishing.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST

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Pacific Ports. City OF Washington, via Colon
tnaE for Guatemala must be directed per 9. CITY
wEDN EspAY.At $50 a m, for newfoundland per q =
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KING CHRISTIAN GOES TO DENMARK

Gmtnden. Austria Jan. liking Christian of
Denmark. who Is now restored to health started
for Copenhagen to-day. accompanied by his daugh-
ter the Duchess OF Cumberland and his son
Prince Waldema-.
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OBITUARY,
THE HON. SIR HENRY KEPPeL.

London. Jan. 1.-THE Hon Sir Henry Keppel, Ad-
n1iral Of the Fleet. Is dead
The Hon-fSir Henry Keppel. G. c. B., director Of
The North Borneo Company. was descendant OF
Arnold Joost Won keppel. K. G.. who was with tho
Prince OF Oranges expedition In 1885, and was
atierwaro created Baron Ashford Viscount Bury
aho Earl OF Albemarle. Sir Henry was born IN
iss He was the fourth son of the fourth Earl
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UNDERTAKINGS

Great Pinelawn Cemetery. Developing on n riv,r+.,
Ecals 2.315 acres. ONCE rs Broad-st. New-York
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Adams. William r.
Burbank. Ambrose h
Crane. Emeline
Cronin. Kate.
Gilchrist. Louisa Acd
Hill. Martha r.
Ladd. William W.
Ls:ks. George