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STEPHEN VAN RENSSELAER,,

Stephen Van Rensselaer,, son Of the late Henry
and Elizabeth King Van Rensselaer,. died on
Wednesday night. at the Park Avenue Hotel, where
he spending the winter with his family. Ills
home at West Orange, n. J.. where he had
lived for the last thirty-ive years. He was the
head OF S. c. A. Van Rensselaer,. wine
chants. No. q South Wilam-st He was born in
this city in 1898 In the Civil War he finally became
major. He was severely wounded in the second
days fighting at Gettysburg. and confined to
his bed for three months. He was n direct de-
scendant Of the Albany PATRONS. He leaves
widow who was a Miss Heckscher, and four chill
dren. Charles A, who was associated with him in
business: Mrs. John Magee Ellsworth. Stephen Van
Rensselaer,, jr., and Miss Mathilde Van Rensselaer,
Mr. Van Rensselaer, was an old member OF the
Union Club and was also a member of the Essex
County Country Club. The funeral will be held In
Grace Church on Saturday. at 10 a IN.
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
Washington. January q.

Washington. January q
iLANS FOR PORTO RICAN REGIMEsNT.-Re-
specuhs the proposition emanatinz from Porto
Rico to employ the Porto Rican Regiment in the
oIuFe as part OF the force which the United States
erty when the Panama treaty IS ratied II Is said
AZ vet the T War DepaEtment that the subject
tne Porto Rican Regiment consisting Of tive bat
!; ppe o 50 Some army officers who have seen service
IN aorto RICO while willing to continue the exist
General stan that better results can be obtained BY
service and enlsting material
TWO OFFICERS DISMISSED-Ths President
has approved the sentence Of the courts martial In
fantry and Hector r.. Robichon. 18th Infantry and
they have been dismissed from the service Knud-
embezzleen and Robichon Of conduit unSseS
Ing an officer and gentleman.
FLYING MACHINE ExPERIMENTs-The War
Department Is asked to inform the House as to the
amount and source OF money It has expended in
resolution introduced to-day by Representative
~ aitcne3ek. OF Nebraska The resolution applies
under the direction OF Professor S. P, Langley or
othefwlse. The resolution was referred to the APP
Preparations Committee.
TO STOP ENLISTMENT FRAUDs-steps have
been taken 10 prevent further fraudulent enlist
ments in thu marine corps. Hereafter all enlisted
men in this corps who ask for discharges the
When they enlisted viii be count mSrtiaied for
fraudulently enlisttng
THE MAYFLowER COMING HoME-Ths
Presidents yacht. the MayAower. which has been
at Panama since the middle OF November. will be
ordered nome IN few days.
DOES NOT WANT HAZERs BACK-Captain
Willard H. Brownson, superintendent OF the Naval
Academy, positively denies that he has sanctioned
the bin which 1t is understood Is to be intro
dueed in Congress for the restoration OF the three
for hazins. or has acquiesced in any manner in
Wisconsin.
ORDERS IssUED-Ths following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Captain LUCIUs R HoLBRoCK. courni.sary. 5th Cav
Pitai Hot SPRINGS Ark
Rets 9g Ms, Of RsaeT GsnesI AL6EP
NAVY.
Rear Admiral c. o'NEIL. commissioned
Captain A WALKER, to Washington with general board
Captains F. H. DELANo and \. v wADHAMs. Com
Dyson F. L CHAPLIN c P EATON and ". P
HENSCY = W L GRSFN. Il W0TTs sr
SMITH. ". MCDOWELL and ~ H MCCARTHY.
commissioned.
Lieutenant A ST C SMITH detached Florida; leave
Lieutenant G Al, Brand to thu Boston; sailing nom
Pay Director Il f DRURY and Naval Constructor .. c
NCTTlNG commissioned
MOVEMENTS Ot NAVAL NESoELS-tne iO4-
lowing movements of vessels have been reported
to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
January 1.-THE Columbia san Domingo City.
January 20-The MarceIlus Norfolk the Whppls and
the Worden at Pensacola. the Kentucky. the Wis
eonsin and the Oregon at olongapo
January 2I-Ths Minneapolis Kingston
SAILED.
21-The West for Hampton
Roads the for Chiriqul; the Mohican
from San Francisco for Monterey.
January 2I-The Glacier Norfolk lambert Points
the Anphitrite from Norfolk Tor Charleston
Itinerary nj training shin MonOngahea-Leavs St.
Thomas January IS and San Juan February 20
Juan January % and Hampton Roads
March Is.
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FRANCIS PAYSON.

Francis Payson. who died IN Providence. r. l., on
Wednesday, was a resident Of this city for many
years He was born in 1895, at Messina, Sicily.
where his father John Larkin Payson. once OF
Boston. was United States Consul MI Payson
was educated at Vevey and G6ttingen, and spent
much of his early life abroad. In 1862 he married
Miss Mary Farquar Dabney. daughter Of Charles
Henry Dabney. & member Of the firm OF Duncan.
Sherman & Co, and later senior partner OF Dab
ney. Morgan & Co. For more than thirty years
Mr.. Payson an importer of wool. with an
Office al No. 81 Pine-st He a former member
of the Racquet, Riding and Meadow Brook Hunt
ing clubs and for over thirty years was member
Of the Union Club few years ago he retired
from business and spent the rest Of his life at hts
country home in Bristol. r. l., and abroad He
leaves a widow and four children.
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DOLPHIN TAKES smIrAsoN COFFIN

The body OF James Smithson put on the
Navy Yard lighter Traffic. from the Princess
Irene. and transferred TO thu United States dis
patch boat Dolphin, lying in the North River.
yesterday. On tho Dolphin receive the body
were Professor s. p Langley and Miss Bell \
guard honor sent the lighter from the
navy yard consisting OF DR.. William II Block.
acting assistant surgeon. and MldshiDmau Charles
l. Brun Professor Alexander Graham Bell ac-
conpanied the body during the transfer, and VIII
stay with il with his daughter and Professor
Langley until the DolDhln reaches Mashlngton
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Wife o ssg96 Allen ss 8 la
private
Charles ~ Black son o. the Joseph and Margaret
W Res s! On satTsaS January E
BrLLARD-Af his home No ives West sssh..si after
s InT fbe Church II the MESSIAH sIti-s ana PSEsVs
on Sunday January "a at p m lnssTmsnt at Mount
flowers Boston (Nass,. Concord IN HI and IAttieton
IN. h papers please copy.
ciaT 6sIoveG SaSahd EiissectS Pickiod
30 S 5ss p ST. near sthays BTooEiyn '
FRELINGHUYsGN-op THURSDAY morning fl; January a.
Freinghuysen. In the SSH year OF bis age Funeral
5 5anaaTy S Is 1904 nat al ESQ. % '''1-''
HUNTINGToN-sqddenly. Wednesday January 90
services at Len9x Avenue Unitarian Church corner
l2lst-st.. on Friday. at Z o'clock p m Intsrneut
I.AwRENCE-At North Tarrytown. January 81 1901
Elizabeth wife Of Thomas LaSrenee aged 20 years
saturday asd inst at Q, m On
wsRe.say JaGgasy 20 s her late ssidsnos
seels widow O. Jgan SCOT LsnE Funeral services
S % De weS Nssrsh,on ON FsS Janua and LAWS a
a 2 6 S 6Ss MS em a.
Hull and Birmingham CEng, pagers please copy.
MooRE.on January 20 1904 George Henry Moors.
No. 40 1TashuFst-ave-. at 10 Intermsnt private.
oLGoTT-HqTre' Maria, widow Of Iiora.io olcot, ct
Mrs. Andrew Perry. in Brooklyn. " x January 90
Cherry valley. -
81 Ps5: Ryss = E:4o 9R T u s January
bis age Funeral service will bs held St James's
%. 10 a. m
sEDGvICK-In Rome. after a brief Illness Henry
Dwight seGgwiek OF Stockbrtdge Mass. The funeral
ssrss vail d nsS a s. Pagi cnuTeh sOckOd
@ cod!aS hssss qaP p: S. & is%es
Tourney. and daughter Of William p Charlotte Lord
Hayes Blake Funeral private.
Urea DwEIL1-At rest Thursday January 81 1904
Major Hooker Treadwsil in the eth year q his
Funeral services at his late residence No. 75 Broad
way. Albany, y Y, Saturday afternoon at o'clock
kindly omit iOwsrs.
1904. the Park Avenue Hotel Stephen Van Rsns-
selaer, OF late Henry and Elizabeth King Van
will be held Grace Church. Broadway i0th-
Saturday January - at 10 o'elock lntsrusnt
private II is kindly requested that flowers be
wARREN-IL Denver, Col. January H. Horace 81 War
be held No. t6I Washington Park BROOK
En. Friday evening at O'Clock
wHEELER-At Warwick. n Y. January q, 1904. Pheoe
A Wheeler. wife u the late Isaac " Wheeler, aged
la3g "a. at lz1e residence. Warwick.
WILSON-At Stamford. Conn. Thursday. January 81.
1874. Woods 7. Wilson. In MS 5Jth Funeral
vice viii be held at MS late residence. No rs South
CEMETERIES.
scale: 2.315 ARES Once % Broad-st. New-Iork-
UNDERTAKES.
Stephen Merritt Emb1s Ist undertaker.. s41-s ".
7sd ST Tel Lss4 or Las chsises Frank q camDssn
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HOME FOR J. G. MlLBURN IN TENTH-sr.

John G. AIllburn. OF Buffalo has bought from
tho L.anier estate No 1s West feminist. four
story and basement brick dwelling house.
plot s.sx9ss feet. He will occupy the house when
he comes this city to live. Mr.. Milburn was
president of the Pan-American Exposition. held
IN Buffalo in 1901. II In his house. In Della
ware-ave.. Buffalo that President Mckinley died
on September H. 1901 from a bullet ound received
at the hand Of CzoleosZ.
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CHANGES AT THE OPERA.

Miss Edyth Walker is suffering from catarrhal
,nection and Nine Homer will take her place as
srsnszne in the representation of Tristan und
Isolde" this evening. Herr Ki6pfer. the victim of
m liberated jaw. is also unable TO perform the
luty assigned 10 him, and the part OF King Mark
vii be undertaken by Ar. Blass. Fraulein Poehl-
mann win replace Nine Homer Amneris In to-
norTow evenings performance OF Aida
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SECRETARY HAY AT TOWNSVILLE.

lhomasville. Ga. Jan d.-Secretary Hay arrived
" brownsville this evening from Washington, &C.
eonpanied by Mr. and Mrs. Payne whitney.
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Pnstomcr Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested. changes
any timeJ
Foreign malls for the week ending January q. 1904.
close promptly n the General POST
Office follows: Parcels Mails close hour earlier
than closing shown below
Reguar and Supplementary Mails close a. Foreign sta
tion hale later than closing shown below (ex-
cept Supplementary Mails for and Central
America via Colon. close later at Foreign sta
tom.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

sATURDAY--At ssh a. n tor Scotland Ireland
Liverpool per Luc1na. via Queenstown mail Tor
other parts Of Great Britain and Europe must be
directed per s. s. Lucania' -; at Tor Europe.
per 5. .. St Fsul via Plymouth and CheEeourg; az
$50 a m fer Belgium direct Kroonland tmal
directed : Krooaland''l $50 a. n
for Italy direct. = Princess Cnail
directed per Irens'l.
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opened the piers Of the American. English. French
German steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing Of steamer
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ALBERT Won MAYBAcH

Berlin, Jan. zL-Albert Won Maybach ex-Minister
Of Public Works. for Prussia. who successfully
nationalzed the Prussian railroads. died to-day
He was eighty-one years old.
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Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees lowest 2
%; for corresponding date year
average for corresponding date last twenty-five years So
Local forecast: Rain to-day; snow Saturday. with
lower fresh brisk winds. shifting
octAAsa sad iaexxazinx
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In this dlas.am the continuous shows II.
changes in pressure Indicated by The Treunes self
recording barometer The dotted line eper-
Iure recorded BY the local Weather Bureau.
The following official record from Weather Bureau
shows the changes the Temperature last twertv
four hours in Comparison with the corresponding date Of
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OMAHA CALLS DR.. TURNBULL

Omaha. Jan. 21.-The First United Presbyterian
Church of Omaha has issued call to DIR. David
Russell Turnbull, OF Allegheny. Penn. whose fathe
is prominent Philadelphia Clergyman.
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PoST-HAyIIAAND-At tire residence OF her cousin. at
Rye n Y. Wednesday. January 20, by the Rev. Arch
deacon Kirkoy OF Christ Church. lana Amelia Havt-
o William Stafford Post
WILLCOX-HAVENEYER -On Thursday, January a.
1904 the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. New
York city by Rev DR.. George Alexander. assisted
DIT. Abbott E. Ktttredge. Martha Josephine
Haverneyer daughter OF William F. Havemeye- %
Russell Wilcox
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

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Guiana be directed per >. Prins willera
VI. Il for Brazil. per $. S. British Prince
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Letter from Prince OF Wales to Mrs. Langtry
Brings $50 at Auction.

Al the sale Of the collection OF the late William
z. Robinson. held at Andersons yesterday. one
Of the highest prices OF the day was realized for
letter from the present King OF England TO MIS-
vas signed with the initials. "A e" The letter
pathy for the loss 20 the of his sister and
ended: Il pass through London on Monday next
cured the letter only after lively tiff. George
L Smith. a dealer.
The theatrical reporter Of The New-oYrk Times
went skating yesterday at Central Park which
would not have been = cause Of comment were he
not a native az South Carolina, and had he not
taken with him skating mate. a Canadian.
He was unable TO keep UP his end that is; the
pa1 he 1ooSe-5 SIrt The Canadian soon began 10
do the Dutch roll backward, and he thought he
doctors and the theatrical reporters cheek was
Joined together again with several stitches and
TSe9 lis tronbies began He offered theatre after
theatre he met manager after manager; he smiled
at FIRST as II it We're joke, then he grew griiniy
serious At 10 o'cloc. he met friend who inquired
what made him look SO angry. . 100, >,
he replied. If you had been, l should have killed
The afty-elghth man who has asked ne to TO-,
gE ER. MAJ answered. esEf the BRUISED reporer
william McAdoo. Police Commissioner. will ad-
dress the members OF che National Art Theatre
socfetyf at a public conference TO be held at the
Others who viii sneak are James " Osborne Mrs
Sarah Ccwen LeMoyne and Professor Franklin 7.
wish 90 be present can get tickets from James S.
Metcaife. corresponding secretary.
The Century Theatre Stock Company called
for its first rehearsal az the Lyric Hall yesterday
morning. The parts n the initial comedy, Much
ADO About Nothing" which. according 90 present
February q. were assigned as follows:
Don BOYD Putnam
ClsuGio .....-.. .........J " Aibaugh jr.
Rogers Lytton
Antonio. Barton Iil
6slthszar. ID stedmsn
cOhrsde Henry stockbridgs
Ge , rank hSq
Robert Rogers
Frisr Francis: George q E snsfe
Hero Miss Florence Rockwell
Miss Cora Williams
tsEesi Ladies, Waiehinea and Attendsntts
Hullls q The Century Theatrical SchoolD
u ne afternoon American comedy. which is
10 Hollow Much Ado About Nothing" also
p.Soso IA rehearsal. the cast being made up from
@tIIhs me following members OF the company,
and Mss Baker: william MOTIFS. Miss Edith Ellis
6sheer MSS Lizzie Hudson Collier Miss Grace
SSs5 e ,sI , Mss Louise Macintosh Miss Nil
rSSSos 49, Mss Fanny stockbridge. Johnson
ton Miss Elouina oidesstie MIS- .Te ls Msxweil
Mss Ina Brooks, Tom Eadaway Edward NJ Ellis
and others.
Edward E. Rice viii introduce 2 new feature in
his concert next Sunday evening at the New-York
Theatre in Christmas on the Island 4 sketch
written By Clay y; Greene. with music by A.
SsiaNln Slosne and Frederick Field Bullard. This
EeIsseiaer Wheeler. Stanley Hawkins RAYMOND
skeIeb sh br fe[S ~ Aiins; VINO viii present the
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

washington Ian. 2I-The Mississippi Valley depres-
sion has increased considerably energy and has made
but little progress barometer lowest
night in Northern louisiana. although the depression
extends northeastward into Indiana 1t has been st
tended thus far by heavy rains in the Mississippi Valley.
south Of fairly heavy rains also have fallen
in the Ohio Valley. The temperatures abnormaly
high for the readings degrees the
average being recorded the Lower Mississippi Valley
The warm weather Ohio valley has increased the
gravity OF the river situation. The Ice in the Allegheny
and Mononrahela rivers has yet broken up The
that which expected fan tomorrow. will doubtless
cause a breaking up the small tributary
streams ana the main rivers Friday night The ice
in the Onto. near Cincinnati continue hru al
th9ui;h the uDpeT gorge tnene ms 70 o ,,,,n, ard
Southern valleys. and somewhat colder Saturday in
Upper Ohio Valley and the Middle and South Allan
Along the Atlantic Coast the winds viii brisk south.
diminishing aud Lake Michigan brisk northwest
Storm warnings displayed on the Atlantic Coast
steamers departing Friday for European ports
northeast north winds and Talo/to tho Grand
Banks.
NoRECAsT FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
For Eastern New-york. rain the coast snow in In
terror to-day Saturday with lower temperature in
west and south fresh to brisk east winds shift
ing 10 south. and increasing
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jersey and Delaware.
rain TODAY Saturday brisk east to south winds in
creasing.
For the District of Columbia rain to-day: Saturday
clearing and colder; brisk winds. becoming
or NeEngIand ratn IN. south portion snow in north
Fer western pennsylvania rain and colder to-day;
For Western New-York, today and Saturday;
fresh northeast winds becoming northwesterly
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MAJOR GEORGE H. TREADWELL.

Albany. Jan. H.-Major George II. Treadwe!l
former State Civil Service Commissioner and former
department commander OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic Of New-Tork State died here to-day at
the age Of sixty-seVen years.
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Edward E Rice viii introduce new feature in
his concert next Sunday evening at the New-Yorlx
Theatre IN Christmas on the Island" sketch
written 5y Clay ~. Greene. with music by A.
saloNin sloane and Frederick Field Esllllard This
Vas presented al the last Lambs gambol by Van
sESe55;sse41sr wheeler. Stanley Hawkins Raymond
&c0Fee ana Herbert Ailing. who will present the
sSe ae Three OF the characters shown in
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