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New Zea,1rd. Aus-ril's lezceut wesD. View Cai--
donna. FtiL samoa and Hawaii. via san Francisco.
close here daily az $50 ?. n up 20 March 10 IN
elusive, for dispatch per = = SOuOma- OF
Cunart steamer carrying the british mail for New
Zealand does not arrive IN time %
dispatch. extra mails--closfng $50 a m 80
a. and ESQ p sundays at $50 a. m. 3 a m
and 6.3e p W---NiU he made and forwarded until
the arrival 90 the Cunard steaulerl
Australia teVcert Wes-l FN Islands Caledonla
VIA Vancouver AID Victoria. r G.. close here daily
-
Hawaii, Japan. China AM Philippine Islands via San
Francisco. close here daily $50 m up 20 March
=, Inclusive. f1r dispatch per 8 C0puc
Philippine Islands. VIA san Francisco
500 p m up - March ia. Inclusive. for dispatch per
United states transport.
Hawaii via san Francisco, close here daily $50 D. m
media -
MUTE Mess otherwise addressed Australia "a
Forwarded via Europe: and View Zealand Phipplnes
Via san francsco-the quickest routes. Philipoines
sDecit$ ed0re5s1 CANADA FSsr0pe'i
% IIy prepait At the foreign rates. Hawaii Is for
~arced via san Francisco exclusively.
Iransplctrc mails forwarded Of
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CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Postmaxs-r
FOs1oulee. NeN-4o rk " =. March II. 1904
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MUSIC.
DR.. Strauss and His Chamber Music.

Special interest vas lent 20 the concert Of cham
Der music given BY the Names Quartet in Men
de4ssoEn Han. last night, by the participation in II
o. Dr. Richard Strauss The distinguished visitor
discovered himself IN Jwofold caps -ity--as com
poser and also performer. playing the pisnofore
part IN his own sonata for pianocorte and vioon-
cello and his quartet in c minor Neither OF the
pieces was wholly new TO local lists but they were
unfamiliar TO the large majority OF the persons
Nio heard them last night A1r. Schroeder and
M Breltncr played the sonata in NIeuleissoha
han three and a haIS years ago. and the quartet
was ono OF the kneisel offerings on the last Amer
lean Visit OF Mark Hamburg. Both works belong
% the period when the composer was trying his
prentice hand in musical creation and sin rur-
SUNG the ideals which the champions Of his later
style Affect TO look upon with ccndescension. If
NOT with cornT1lseraton. It before UGlincs5
had been lifted into a place OF supremacy under
the false pretence that truth must be told in art
and that the hateful aspects OF truth We're those
demanding expression. that mankind might con-
ui-ie ITS progress toward the eanobng goal of the
muck heap The pieces not great compositions.
but they have moments OF beauty and they
seemed 10 get along last night without the ASA
idatda bottle 20 give them the charms OF punEency
ana artistic truth. They had very satisfactory
performance. Or. Strauss in his quiet undemon-
stratve manner, reading the piauoforte part with
cehshtul clarity and reposefulness and filling
then with color, IL not with warmth. The audience.
unfortunately not numerous. did him honor with
Its applause.
Before the Strauss number NIr. Names and his
associates played HayGn'I quartet in 3 fat Cop.
o. no. 4. in tho CUSTOMARY numberinC) and IN tho
Adaelo ard the Trio Of the minuet reached high
water mark in the evenings offerings. For the
Test there was not much to be said in enthusiasts
COMMUNICATION, though the sonata had a wholly
adequate performance at the hands OF Messrs.
strauss and Schulz 1t has a bcwitching finale
fun OF a tricl.sy, olish spirit that warmed tho
hearts and fancy of the listeners and possibly
made some OF them wish that the compose, had
continued along the lines exempIifed by that com
position and the clever symphony which first put
the name OF Richard Strauss on an American
programme.
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ANDERsON-At Ais residence, Woody Crest, Ney-Yo-t
Thursday, March Il. SCHUYLER Anderson I'm
Church ~ High Bridge, OSden-ave. Nsv-Y0-k CITY.
Saturday. March -. AZ o'clock
NORTHUMBERLAND March L. Rebe~-a I4e.-,e
widow Of Edward T. Eackhols-. Funeral serves ~
her late residence. No &3I Clrrn-ave-. Saturday
March j.. az > o'clock
CowPERTIfvATTE-At Ormoud. ia on THURSDAY
March Il. Margaret Moore beloved q M1ufEou1e@
r. C0u-urrthvalta Y1uke-r n Y and 7au-Ire-7 -
late John C. and Margaret Moore Notlcs OF funeral
hereafter.
DEYO-At Eewburr. y. Y. March Is 1904 Emma
Frances Coney. wife % John Deyo. NJ H. Funeral -
Cedar HiN Cemetery.
HEWLETT-at her residence Huatlrrtcn. Long Island
wednesday, March To- Nary. tlrglter Of he Ilta
seseln Lawrence an t---tuatl Van Nyc< Hewlett.
Eureal services VII le As en- SATURDAY March 10.
II trel1 leaving Long Island city at Carriages
in waiting
HUNTER-At hts residence No. lei East-ave Nor
Conn after a brief illness. Cfeorva F4,rte-
Funeral sunday. March 20. at $50 p. m
JONES-At Bradford Conn. March IT. 1904 Margaret
Ade~, wife Of Edward F. Jones. in her sea yaar
Funeral services from her late residence Sunfar a.
teruocn at $3.50 Inte-ment in Wo0diawn Cemetery
New-NorS, Monday. March 81. at u o'clock
IkwRANCE-On March rs. al Pau France after a
brief Illness Francis Cooper Lawrance, jr. in the
56th year % his age.
No. 100 East GSd-st. Noreau Morris II d. Fuoerai
service 81. James Church. Ma6isou-ave. ana -fsr
St. on Monday, March q. at 10 a N
VETERANS OF THE TTH REGIMENT Member, a.
requested 80 attend the funeral ate
geon. u. Moreau Morris Seventh Company. al St
James Church. M3dson-ave and TIs-st on Mo7sav
March q. 1904. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
THOMAS DIMoND. President.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND, ETC rxcrpr
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ROBERT HOOKER.

san Berrardino Cal. March ls-Robcrt Hooker
the man who initiated the Prince of Wales. now
hiug Edward VII. into the third decree CT Ma
s1ury. and fought and won the Earl OF Derby 5
first political battle. is dead here As master Of
the Ea.row-in-Furue-s lodge Of Mascns he raised
the Prince of Wales TO the third degree. and IN
1870 as installing officer q OF he districts into
which Encltud is divided. he presided NJ the ccrc-
monies when Edward VS. made e-tua master.
Politically. Hooker was responsible Tor Tn" oloc-
tion o. Colonel Stanley. now Earl of Derby. 70 =
seat ia Parliament. giving him L5 FIST f1otho.d In
notifies To DO tNis. Ho. Ea- Organized the Work
ianm'u's Conservative Association which exists 70
this day. one of the most potent political bodies IN
England
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tn HAVE THEIR COMMERs TONIGHT.
Annual Celebration Of Former German Uni
versity Students.

The annual Co-nrers Of the German University
Students Union in comrnemofail"h o. Us 4o"''' =
-, g., ~ the visit Of Prince Henry Of Prus-
-. WI .ate place in the HAN Of tie ArioE So
cta.v Parl,-avc. and Fifty-ninth-st, io-nlEhJ-
~ Ca-l Beck president Of the organization with
evvord and OUTFIT viii open the Commefs az SID
O'Clock At the side tables VIII De the 81
5.-,- A largo attendance OF former students at
Tie fatherlauds universities. both o. Gerr.t.l 4ld
Arrorirau birth. Is expected There VIII be see'hes
nv Or Pcck and other well known men, ana many
Salamanders ,.-,-,-.-.-- --.-,-,
lions OF the ki-d in the country, ana Is carry
out an important WORK under the leadership OF as
.I,Io ara anthuztastir president. Among its mem
Iers are Professor H. Nunster9erg. Professor N
n 7 earned Professor William HaiOcI- Or e a
I'm Pamsohr Or. Louis LIVINGSTON Seaman. Dr.
II Srhveitzer. Dr. Albert J kern Dr. 4 HID
1,r-ger Justice - r M-cLean and Ashoel p
EitlG.
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PRoNINEET ARRIVALS AT ~ E0TTiT--S,

ALBEMARLF,-Le Row White. Baltimore. Lady
Ross. Quebec. BELNEDERE-Dr. carr Wasmuth.
Eerli1. Germany HoLLAND-Bsr0u X Rancho.
J. Suzull and T'o<UtaTc Sakai. Toxic. Charles NJ.
HAYS. president OK the Crane Trunk Railway Mon
trca.. TAFPEBTAT4-CO'0Tei =. J. LucIrgtCr. Water
bury. conn. MAJEs2l C-James g Harding. Chi
cago, Frank y. Carter. Detroit MANllAIIAN-E.
A. COO .-a1. Boston. DR. ,. Parker. Toronto. Dr
q. stem en-. LoiuzlE. METH GPLAND-Hoh T.
NEW hATSTERDhN-Gerera Avery ID. andrews.
PhIadelptis. VICTORIA. Appleton Phl3de.-
phia. George u. Alden. Boston. WALDCRF-AE-
TOPSA-Congressr II 7. olrnstAd. Harrisburg:
JUDGE Norris s Barrett Phfladel-hia. ECICDTT-
ToIerr I.euo1 Banks. Albany. WnliaTa a. Thurber.
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TRANSATLANTIC, MAILS

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III for Belgium direct s. kroOnland mail
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Springfield Mass. March r.-Thomas Beaver.
father Of bishop Thomas D. Bcaven Of the Roman
Catholic Diocese Of Springfield died from pncu-
rnouia to-day Mr. Beaver was eighty seven years
old Tie had been n machinist and engineer. but Of
late years had retired from active work Besides
the Bishop. be leaves another son, the Rev James
Beaver, OF the diocese of Providence
BInghamton. y. Y, March lS.-John r. Lynch. 4
well known sheet metal contractor died at his
home in this city. last evening, The result OF
IAN at the new Carnegie library Few Gays asO.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. vEsv
INDIES ETC.

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tyha via MGtanzas (mail must be directed "per e. =
Curftyba' - >
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should be read DAILY By all Interested as changes
may occur any time
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close promptly IN al the Post0fics
Ioil2ws- tarcels-Post Mails close earlier
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MANY close > m. Monday.
kegula' and Supplementary a Foreign
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one hour Later Al Foreign StatIonl
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HISS VIRGINIA WISE TO WE'D.
She Has Been Engaged Two Years, But Her
Parents Have Just Consented to the Match
IBY rrLEGBArH TO THE rRIBrNr.


Norfolk Va, March IS.-The engagement has
been announced OF Miss Virginia Wise. daughter &C
Rear Admiral William Z. Wise. formerly CON-
mandant Of the Norfolk Navy Yard, and William
G. Fay, second lieutenant IN the United States
Marine Corps. son Of the late Professor Fay, OF
the Naval Academy. The couple have been
EagCd for two years. but have only just received
tho sanction OF the brsie-eiecJs parents The
wedding date has not been set
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NOTES.

Net Thursday t'rore VIII &c n press view az she
end modern paintings collected by the late james
McCCr-0icl, This gentleman left some eight hun
cred oils and water col1-s 10 his estate Nearly
three hundred vii be shown IN ;ho forthcoming
exhibition. They VII be sold on the evenings OF
March IS g and So
The press view % The twclty-sizth annual eK-
hihltoa % the Society 81 American Artists VIII he
held ~ the Fine Arts B-ilduS next Friday after
noon. The reception is set for FRIDAY evening,
and the show w-u be opened 10 the plbHc on Sat
urLay.
At the CiCuzen Gallery an exhibition IS now open
90 landscape by the late A. ~. Wyant. and an
other of paintings ard water colors ny Mrs. A. G..
Murphy VIA be opened there on Monday. At the
Enrich Galleries au exhibition OF paintings by old
Italian masters opens to-day.
The Cor'ry Society. OF Eoston. announces that
the whistler Memorial exhibition viii last a week
longer than was originally intended. II viii not
close until SUNDAY. March q.
The exhibition OF British mezzotints. which has
been o1en for some tine At the Leaox Library
Building. VIII be continued until early in April
There have also been placed or view IN the print
room the Autographs and etchirgs By AUguste
Ra1et. which form part Of the Avery collection.
This IS in celebration Of The fact that the great
lthogTaphc- was born a hundred years ago. and
j f. The best Kind Of tribute 10 his memory.
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Special Notices.


THE TRIBUNE win be BY mail to any address
IN mis- abroad. address changed often
desired Subscriptions be given to your regular
dealer before leaving II more eOnysnent. hand ham
THE TRIBUNE Once.
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IIghest Temperature yesterday. ~ degrees; Lowest
%. 81; COR corresponding date las'
year go average Tor corresponding date last twenty
I've years. 90 -
Local Forecnst.--To-dnT. fair sunday. ram Afes-A
northwest winds. diminishing.
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By EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
all points n United STATES Canada and Msxco
borOughs OF Manhattan and The BrOnx1.
Also Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines
without extra expense for foreign postage.
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Many women yesterday inspected the work Of the
r,,ils Of The Mae Benson School Of Applied Desiga,
at No IA AIadison-ave. il was the fifth annual
Invitation exhibition. and some Eve hundred speci-
.,.~s were shown including historic ornament and
flower drawing. An the designs were original and
como Of the floral pieces attracted much attention.
N-s Benson assisted IL receiving Dy Miss
llama shields She explained 10 the visitors the
--.tI-C1e .r,plovcd in the work. Many o. the eX-
bi5ifs are 10 be reproduced in silk ana other
fabrics.
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THE KING CAN DO 40 WRONG"
MonaFchs in Court. Cases OF rulers who are "nbOve
The law" and Of others who subject thereto de-
scribed by Ex-Attache. See to-morrows Tribune.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Real Yankee Consul Sees Stage Yankee
Consul"-It Is Not So Funny as Life.

When Henry VI. Blossom wrote the YANKEES Con
suI' he laid the scene in Puerto Plata. the
island Of San Domingo. because he thought that
there would be little likelihood OF the real Anerl-
Consul IN that town. II there Is one. ever turn
. Ing up to object. But he reckoned without his
host, for last night elderly with a long.
. hrownIsh req beard came the box Office OF the
Broadway Theatre and bought two seats IN the
gallery, with the casual remark that he was the
real American Consul! at Puerto Plata. The press
agent rushed after him into tho gallery and there
learned from bis card that he was Thomas sirnp-
son. and he had been the Yankee Consul at Puerto
Plata for twenty years. He is IN this city on
a sick leave. he said Mr. Hitchcocks Yankee Con-
sui in the play Is young man. lazy. iaordinateIy
fond Of strong drink and not aversa to pretty
faces. The real consul. whose personal appearance
acJ with much interest When IN was over bs saii.
p Yen H5 not htIL SO funny as real life in Puerto
with zines In plenty bGt Possess.n ony 4 t51fg
lie was taken bacl, on the stage between acts
the company including the chorus. He said ne had
never Deem behind the scenes in theatre before.
Arnold Daily took his production OF Candida.
to Poughkeepsis yesterday afternoon and present
ed it IN the Opera House there to an audience
largely made up OF Nasslr students which CON-
pletely hIIed the house. lie returned in time for
5fa regular evening performance at the vauao-
Forbes Robertson Will close his American tour
on April and by giving two performances OF
Hamlet" in Saunders Theatre Cambridge By in
yitatOn OF the faculty OF the department. Of Eng
Hsh The stage Of Saunders Theatre Is cCnstructei
much in the Elizabethan manner. and the Droduc-
tioE will be made with almost no scenery Sir
Henry Irvng played the trial scene from THE
Merchant Of Venice" at Harvard some years ago
and performances Of the German classic drama
by Mr.. COuried's company annual there bur IN
general the performances in Saunders are limited
To productions made by the faculty and students
OF Greek, Latin or French classic tragedies
Sydney Resembles occupancy OF the Princess
Theatre will close on April . Mr. Resented has
not yet announced TO what theatre he will transfer
bis company.
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COsTIY nnMEs IN

COSTLY HOMES IN BBoOKLNN.
Photos Of several Of beautiful houses which have
been recently erected IN Cintoa-aye to-a0rrOWs
Tribune.
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TRI-WEEELT will be charged cent copy ektFs
postage a addition named above
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Died.

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repuhIished In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without extra
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ptgsture recorded b. TIE local NeAthe4 Du'1~u-
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from the weather Bureau shows the changes In the
Temperature FOR the last tTcuty-four hours In com
po-ison with the co-rcspcnding date Of last
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Died.


PERRT-Ou Friday. her late residences. Dsdhanl,
Mass. Emily G Perry. widow OF NehsEniah Ferry.
Funeral sunday.
QJIN-On Wednesday. March 10. Henry ". Quin. IN ths
19th OF bis age Funeral services az No Mouns
Morris PARK West Saturday morning. at II o'clock
pneumonia. at Hampton Terrace. Augusta Ca.
Aiutra HANKS. wife 4. r. Switzerland and daugh-
ler or IAe Lle AsireM StodL a,el-t sSlsIcss
Will be held from the Madison Avenus II y Shurch.
Of 60th-sc ald Madison-ave-. Sunday
March 20, 1905. az ESQ p.
VERNON-On March L. 1904 Morristown. y. J..
sarah T. Vernon. daughter OF the late william Vernon,
- Newport r J. Funeral from her late residence No.
81 Maple-1ve.- Morrist1wn y J.. Saturday March 70.
O'Clock. Train leaves Barclay Chrstopherst ae
10 p Intermsut at Newport. R l.. on Monday.
wEETs-At the rsctory or the Memorial Church tho
Holy Trinity. WestP0rt. Conn.,. Thursday. March II.
1894 Caroline Elizabeth Weeks widow OF Cyrus
Weeks. NJ D.. IN her S2d year. Funeral IN church.
saturday afternoon. 18Th inst. at O'Clock Car
train from Grand Central station
wILCOX-At summit y. j. March II. 1904. Mary BUD
wife OF George Wilcox. and daughter the
william Ives Burlington. D Funeral services
Monday. March q. 1894, a n O'Clock a m, on ths
arrival Of the $50 train from New-Yor< u -
QGested that no flowers be sent
CEMETERIES.
Great PtnsIswP Cemetery; ss1S ssEss=Unssrtek.rs
The wOodIawn Censtsry
Harlem from Station
trSey Or earriase: lots SID NO. teisPnoRe 400 SrA
OFFICE. 20 E. 2sD ST. N x. CIEX
UNDERTAKINGS.
stephen Merritt EmbT'x Ist. Undertaksr.. s4f-s w.
i3d 81 Tel 1899 or L22s Chelsea Frank z canoh-IL
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EXHIBIT OF APPLIED DESIGN WORK.

Tn. Beautiful BatanicaI Gardens Of st. Louis Nc
sec tc-r.orrow's Tribune.
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EXTENSIVE SALT FIELDS OF RUSSIA
and the salt manufacturing industry pictured and d'
scribcd see tO-morrow's Tribune.
OBITUARY.
DAVID WATSON STEVENSON.

London. March ls.-David Wat5c-I Stevenson, tho
sculptor died at Edinburgh this morning. lie was
born IN 1872
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ATTENTION. WRITE! DELIVER!
your advertisements 10 The sunday Tribune IN g0od
time, InsuTiDS proper classification
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HcJHE: Mo-ning Night
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$500 - ~ ~ 49, ~ - g y. ss.--s
49, So 3 y --s-4 go n 3 -i--y
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Sydney Resembles occupancy OF the Princess
Theatre will close on April >. Mr.. Resented has
not yet announced TO what theatre he will transfer
his company
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CEMETERIES.
The wOodIawa Censtsry

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In Society.

Awoman in society is obliged to keep
late hours. She must attend receptions
and balls. She seldom allows herself a
quiet evening at home. Her whole
time is taken up in keeping engage
ments or entertaining in her own home.
Her system becomes completely run
down as a consequence. She soon finds
herself in a condition known as sys-
temic catarrh. This has also been called
catarrhal nervousness.
If every society woman could know
the value of Peruna at such a time, if
they could realize the invigorating
strengthening effect that Peruna would
have, how much misery could be
avoided.
Letters from society women all over
the United States testify to the fact
that Peruna is the tonic for a run
down, depleted nervous system.