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BARKER orca Erskas Barker wife o. William ~ r. Prs, RS,
gott EarSe lqnNe ~ T. p SHf az Port An,o nae
Jan aies- Notico Of funeral hereafter.
DAGGErr-on April g. 1000 Mary Je1nots. daushtsr o;
No a Grovs-st. New-Haven. Friday. Aprn S. at 2:s0
p m Please omit flowers.
r-rTzGERALD-on Tuesday April 5 1904 cs,harins
widow OF Andrew FtzgsTad ased 50 years Egasra
Brooklyn. on Thursday. April :, at II a.
FRENCH-At Elizabeth. y J. Tuesday. April 5 10o4
r 7Ga z c 5s5eA E d Thalsday &Pril = q.
=.
FRITTs-As Hudson. y Y. April 8. Crawford Els
AZ FRS, Reformed church Hudson. Friday after
noon O'Clock kindly omit flowers
GJI.AGER--On April :. 1904, Susan NJ. Train oulaser
daughter OF the late George FTSnGi' L5ain Funeral
services from Trinity Church NeW-Itactelts. y. Il
Boston and omaha papers please copy.
at her Ts',.nG g. Rel 81 BaTA n T.
fppra-S ices privsts AZ her late resldsnce Friday
morning. April s. a. II O'Clock
HUGHEs-In Nev-York city; on Tu. 5: Y April
many yeh-s faithful member OF the family OF ths
at tho church the Holy Communion. 20th-st. and
6th-ave. Thursday April :. at ESQ ?.
LEwIs-Ou Wednesday April g. at her residence IN
NE SstS' vnsr ~ fsr age FuHsral private Flowers
erStsfaIlyS defined fntsrment at Buttalo n r.
Boston and Buffalo papers please copy
MILLBRon Aprn q. Prank Warren Miller, IN IN. 49th
At 2s resaSrss OF hs 2s Ss w. M1
and Rochester papers please copy
RoCKwELI-At TnTrytown " Y April s. 1904. IIumy
NJ, widow or the late Rev. George Roosevelt. IN her
P5th year. Funeral from her late residence. South
Thursday. the 9Th inst at O'Clock
- m. Please omit flowers
sTARK-On Tuesday April 5. Agnes Stark. widow OF
Surgeon John Stark. L. s. A. Funeral services
her late residence No Elliott Place.
lyn. y Y. on Friday April $. a. o'clock IN
termeut Greenwood Cemstery
WITsON-On "Wednesday. April 8. at the residence ot
her daughter Mrs. John G Marin. NO West Slst-
st Eleanor g.. widow OF Joseph NJ Wilson. OF wash
inEton. @ Services At the residence % her daugh
ter Mrs william " Borden. Germantown Penn.
on Saturday, April .. Friends are requested not TO
send flowers.
wOODROw-A. No. Qs7 Carlton ave. BROOKLYN.
Wednesday April 6. 1904 Sylvester Alonzo Wood
row aged IS. Funeral services at the church OF the
New Jerusalem. Clark 1t and Monroe Place. on
Friday. April s. p.
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J. c. S. HARRISON.

Indiana polls April C.-John Cleyes Short Harrison
for many years a well known citizen OF IndIanapo-
is. osed from paralysis to-day at Los Angeles. He
was born at Vincennes. Ind. May Z. 1923, and
the only child Of Benjamin and Louisa Smith O3on-
nerl Harrison and grandson Of President William
Henry Harrison. lie was government director OF
the Union Pacific railroad for eight years-seven
years under President Grant and one year under
President Hayes Mr. Harrison IN 1881 removed
win his family 10 Los Angeles. lie VIII be buried
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SYLVESTER ALonzo WOODROW

Sylvester Aloazo Woodrow. OF the auction irm
of Woodrow & Lewis. OF this city. died yesterday
morning at his home. in Brooklyn. he was in his
seVenty-hfth year. NJ. Woodrow was among the
last Of the old set OF auctioneers having begun his
business ne "a the firm OF Crard Belts & Co that
was contemporary with Hoffman. Reese. Bu~dette
Draper and others. The funeral will be At the
siluIch OF the New Jerusalem. Clark aad Monroe
Place. tomorrow, at ,. ~
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TO JOHNS HOPKINS, s50o,ooo
John d. Rockefeller Makes Gift to
Restore Hospitals Income.

Baltimore. April 6-JOhn d. Rockefeller has
given the Johns Hopkins Hospital 100000 and
the gift has been accepted by the board Of trus-
tees OF the institution. heincome Of the hos
pital was seriously affected by the destruction
in the recent fire Of many houses belonging to
Il, on which there was inadequate insurance.
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CshouIi read DAILY BY ali Interested. changes
may occur any time)
Foreign malls Tor week ending April Q. 1904. win
close promptly in all NJ the General Postoce an
follows: Parces-Pcst Malls close earlier
closing shown Pa-cels-Posc mails for
many close at D. m. Wednesday
Regular and supplementary mails close az Foreign Sta
tic OF West and Morton StrestO half hour later
closing shown below Except that Supplementary
Mails Tor Europe and Central America via Colon close
hour later Foreign station.
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W. K. VANDERBILT BUYS SITE.
Intends Making Two Fifth-ave. Homes One
for Son, It's Said.

William K Vanderbilt has bought from the Coo
estate No 66S Fifth-ave. four story dwelling
house on lot 25xl0O feet II adJoins No 666 Fifth
ave. which Mr.. Vanderbilt bought about five years
ago.
Mr. Vanderbilt Intends It is said, TO alter tho two
houses SO that they will be house TO be occu-
pied by his son. William K. Vanderbilt. jr. bIr.
Vanderbilt lives at the northwest corner OF Fifty
second-st and Fffth-ave. The houses Nos 666 and
Cos adjoin his home site.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Washington April {.
The pressure IS tonight the Atlantic
Coast and over middle north districts
Rocky Mountains There well marked disturbance
EXCEPT long narrow one extending from South Dakota
into Western ami Nev-Mexico and a OF
the disturbed condition quite general
Of the Mississippi River IN the Northeast
were also showers Eastern Texas and quite general
though light tho extreme Northwest, the
plateau and the North Paclnc States.
Forecast Special Locallties.-For Delaware New
Jersey Eastern New-Tork and Eastern Pennsylvania.
showers TO-DAY Friday. partly cloudy; light
southwest winds. becoming variable
For England. showers to-day: Friday. partly
cloudy: light fresh east winds. becoming variable
For District Of Columbia. showers this morning
followed by partly cloudy weather: Friday. partly cloudy
varia. le winds.
For Western Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day and
Friday: variable winds.
western New York. showers to-day! Friday partly
cloudy variable winds.
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

TECRSDAT-At a. m FOR Francs, q. "a
Touraine via Havrs (nail other parts Of Europe
directed per La Tourains' >; 7:30 a.
complementary a. M for Europe per DsuCscn--
land. Via Plymouth CheTbourg and Hamburg.
FRIDAY-At 1880 D. n. FOR Azores Islands. a O.
Romantic. from Boston.
SATCRDAY-At $3.50 q. Europe, 5 a Luearia-
Queenstown: a N. for Europe per &. s.
Naierlaud. via Southampton.
Afr the closing OF the Supplementary Transstianti1
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails
opened the piers OF the American. English.
French and German steamers. and open until
witAll Ten Minutes OF hour q sailing ot
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able and hard enough 10 travel about this crowded
city without having matters made worse. The
tendency now is TO make Of our people 4 nation OF
athletes. not leaving out women and children 1
beg OF YOU Mr.. Editor, 10 DO all IN your power TO
bring back to US some sense OF deCency and self
respect. "A continual dropping" they say. will
wear away a stone" Let the constant fault ind
ing wear away this stone OF peril I should like to
speak OF the necessity of having two conductors
on every car during the rush hours. but viii re-
frain- One thing : time.
AN OLD NEw-yORkER.
Nev-York. April s. 1904
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Mr.. NEWCOMERS TENEMENT BILL.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The kindly tone OF your editorial this morn
Ing. despite its condemnation Of my bill. leads me
TO inclcse TO you the statement which l have pre-
pared this legislation.
Albany, April .. 1894 JOSIAH r NEWCOMR
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Highest temperature yesterdsy - degrees: lowest AZ
average So for corresponding date last year a.;
average corresponding date twenty-five years.
forecast-Showers to-day; Friday partly CLOUDY;
iight fresh southwest winds. looming variable.
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WEDDINGS.

Miss Harriet Stewart Petit. sister-in-law OF Or.
Herbert Swift Carter. married yesterday after
noon to Reinhardt Lesher Van Norden. son Of Mrs
Charles Stuart Van Norden. The wedding took
place at the home Of DR.. Carter. No. Go West Fft-
ty-hfth-st. The bridesmaids were the Misses
Emile Therese Firth and Lillian Imbrie. and Har-
old u. Bennett best man. The ushers were
William s. Green. OF Philadelphia and Ernest
Anterior Smith. OF this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Norden will live on Long Island. after trip to tho
South
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Cincinnati. April 6.-Hulbert Taft, a nephew OF
Secretary Taft. and Miss Nellie Leaman were
married at the home OF the brides mother hero
tonight. Among those present were Secretary
Taft and Charles P. Taft. brother Of tho Secretary
and proprietor OF The Cincinnati Times-Star."
Hubert Taft is a member Of Tho Tnes-Star"
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TT Es T2r i, on w We T'S
by Bishop Potter assisted by Bishop Greer and
late John r. and Maristte Dana HubbeiI OF Boston.
Peters Church. Port Chester.
G1BsoN-osBOPNE-O Monday April & 1905, By
the Rev. Clarence Wyatt Bispham virginia Cray.
daughter Of Charles Francis 0s5orne ga to Julian:
Philadelphia
HALL~-sTEINER-At the hons Of the brides mother.
go berkeley Place Bro9k.yn; on ne sft9rRooa OF
D D. assisted by ne Eey J2hn " Thongs Eliza
Robert Lincoln Hall. % East Orange
IsEIIN-wHITTIER-rn Nsw-Yorss. on wednesday.
April Patricls's Cathedral. By His Grace the
Charles A. whittier. Esq. to Ernest Iselin-
JACKsON-CAR Wednesday April 8.
dIlnity ShLIea Ssvyssk II i; Dy tns hs' v- doo.
Jackson, #. Adele FrerdeTgUst Carpenter daughter %
Frsne iss Maskn to oveI WoIeos i Iacssoa. o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HoIyoke Mass. Tues
day, April o. 1904; by the Rsy. Edw4rd a Reed.
- - ~ 10 - % 'N44-'--'
TO Robert stewart ktbOrno. OF orange y J.
sUFFERN-GREENE-O wednesday April str. at
&C. rCv,nsenJ 10 u Ciaor-fs Iorfss dsugbter 81
Mr.. James Gardner Greene. 20 Mr. Ernest salisbury
SIGern.
VAN NORDEN-PETTIT- Harriet Stewart Petit 70
Itelnhardt L-esher an NoFIeh Neulesoty es[Il p
55y Gs. I. N SeS York --'"''
vEsEY-LEwIs-On wednesday. April g. 1904.
Grace Church Chantry. by the Right Rev. David Il
Brakeman. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs John v B.
Lewis. 20 Arthur Henry Vesey
wEsTON-sIMMoNs-O wednesday. April 8. at the
home OF the bride. 100 New York ave. Brooklyn.
Ly Dr. ) Parkes Cadman, Miss Edith NJ simmons.
Charles Ward Weston. jr-. son OF Aida and Charles
Ward Weston. OF New York
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Local Official RrcOrd-The following ohicin! record
from the Weather Bureau tire changes In the tenn
perature for the last tentyfour hours In comparison
with The clrresnondInc aale Of last year:
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NOTES.

-. cxrlr{t.oz % old italian paintings ~ the
Ft~ieh Gallery f. made Up % some twenty-five or
fhirtv exernnes CT rolognese. F.orentne and other
ras-te-e The names associated with some Of the
conva-es are Jar more rosplendent than are TIE
oanyasas themselves. thus THE Ento1nbrnent''
tlyea 10 Titan has nothing % the mastery quality
~ that nainte- ard the works attributed 70 Cor
segglo and Lotto are no more convincing. Though
th-re re- good passages e color worthily recalling
thc F.oreutine schoo,. n the figure ascrlbed 20
AlSe.rinoIH. th,s work lacks his susve authority
81 mods.linr ana drawing especially in the flesh
painting. The most interesting. because most per-
suasivc. pictures IN she show arc those BY minor
men Ike LOcov3-o Caracci. Guido REM " Bor-
Gore and Rosa. The large Susanna ana the
Elders of the first Of shese painters. though cold
IN tho flesh tints. and hammered in style. has
certain swing. The Guido IS a good composition
and has some delightfully."- luminous color IN II
The example OF Rosa "a a curious kind OF a-chi-
tectural vision. stately a-a decorative biz Of
painting A g-ogD cf heads by Caravsggio leaves
N It's pedestrian fairly good impression and
ne show includes a landscape with figures At
Nlbuted 70 Basaiu which one may find agreeable
"i'nout acceD.ing the attribution. While the col
I7e1tl - n no way -nornentous, q Is welcome for
VA IN docs 20 revive the atmosDhere OF the
-'aNsA school. cbout which we hear less IN IT'S
eoaItrr than about tho Dutch. the French or tie
Eagch
IRON quotation that Sc displayed along with
- p-llfat 81 'he painter on the threshold OF Mr.
an Ferrlne's exhibition at the Ds.raad-Ruel Gal
- We gather tast this gentleman presents him
-. - stu-eni ~ nalvrc. But his pictures con-
-, u'e impression Of 81 artist TO whom nature
SelseA as al excuse Tor rather artificial per-
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The next sale at the American Art Galleries will
be one OF old Flemish tapestries and rare italian.
Spanish and French textiles belonging Mr. Vital
BengUiat Of Paris. There Will also be sold a guam
tty Of antique silver ornaments and church relies.
The exhibition will open next Saturday, and the
sale viii be held the afternoons Of April H. u
and 1G.
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