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BERGES-On wednesday. March o 1904 az her late
home Holland. Mich. Ellen Grace VIE 2 Rev Z
TalmadEe bergen. ami daughter % the late samuel
Burial services az grate. L7e-h-1re.. opposite
Na-frc'i Iat1. GreeuTuod. Brooklyn. o. Monday.
March II. ~ 3 p
BRAINAED-Ou wednesday. March . Iaos EveIeae A
widow OF tine late John a. Brliua-d. Funeral sery
viii be held at her llie residence 40. 33i Washing
tln-a~c-, Bsc 1klyn. saturday. March L. ~ IL
O'clock kindly emit flowers.
CAMPBEIIl-On March n al her residence No on
south. Martha Gordon a CSerrea
W. Campbell. OF New-Or.eals- Fu1era- private. New
Orleans gapsrs please copy
COOPER-Thurs4ay, March 10 susan Earloso1 widow
James COOPER. N the seh or her F1i-ersI
services from her late residence. 10. IS Adams-st
Mount vernon. n. Y. sunday. 18th Inst 81
c'cock 2 n Trains leave Grand Central station az
s.o2 D. m via New Haven and Hartford r. r.
DT-RAND-At Milford. Conn. March g. 1894 CA,
Baldwin Glars. VIE OF W Cecil Durard Funeral
services March L. az 3 p.
DTKMAN-At White Plains y Y. on March q Taclxz~n
uykm8n. Funeral from his late residence on Sa-ur-
March T. at n a. Irte~rueDt convenience ~
family. Carriages Will meet leaving Grand Cen
t-al station n 9.S5 a.
HCESTIS-Suddenly. AIoztcIair. " J. on March
1898. Mary Frances. widow OF Edwin J Huarrfs
Funeral services VII be held residence OF MIS-
Mead, No 50 Valley road to-day saturday.
rival train leaving Ba-cay-st. I:10 D. m DelaWars
Lackawanna and Western Railroad.
JOHNsON-At Matavan March H. Henry " Johrv,p
aged 20 years Funeral services on Monday M4rcL
II at p m. at his home. Internsnt at convenience
Of tbs family.
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Ex-eov. LouNssURYs STAFF Dimes.

The STAFF OF Ex-Governor George E. LOunsbGry OF
Connecticut held It's annual reunion at the Hotel
Imperial last night and after attending the theatre
d!red at the CAFE Martin. Members Of the STAFF
present were Generals Louis y Van keureu
George B Newton. John W. Atwood \. L Good
rich. George II. CoweII and j. Francis CaIef Col
oueIs Francis Parsons. Henry J. Steiner r. s
Woodruff. John v. Lowe and 1. Il. CIludr Gen
eraI Thomas L. Watson formerly Of Connecticut.
but now OF New-York, was present General n
Cole. adiUtaEt general t-e staI OF Governor
Chamberlain. and Colonel Henry G.. MORGAN. also
OF Governor ChambsrluiU's staff. together with
Charles II. Jarvis and Senator Prank L. Wicox
guests CT the star.
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BRANDUS SALE, S2O5,L35.
Smaller attendance, but BriSFGr Bid
ding at Last Session.

The third and final sale Of the Brandus paintings
was held last night at the WaIdorf-AstOria. The
attendance was smaller than usual, but the bids
were quicker and higher than on the two previous
sales
Forest Of Fontatnebleau' by Diaz, which
brought the highest price. was sold 20 John Fen
Ming for $500 Edward L Seip bought the sec
ond highest. White and Brown Cow" by Van
Marcke. for s. 1900. Portrait Of Ia Duchesse de
Chartres" was purchased by Samuel UntcrIlyer cor
So
The proceeds Of Wednesday amounted 20 s22,75o;
Thursday. S5o75. and Friday, SI31e2]. making a
total OF S20535 At the conclusion Of the sale last
night several Of Mr.. Brandus's paintings that were
not catalogUed were sold at fair prices.
The following is a list Of the higher purchases
Of last nights sale:
Turkish Woman and Children. Diaz: Edward L
Vile DAvray. Corot Ambrose Williams. eco
Rembrandt in His Studio. Meissonier; l. Tscl- a.
La Coliine c,orot. G " Russell .'..... 200
Visit 10 the Ancestors. lsabey. George W West 4so0
Ia TaCque-. Thornton
Portrait Of Noble Lady Ravesteyn: George 90,
sunset Duprt. Ambrose Williams, ,......,..... 225
FsnninF an. . ,..''. 400
Landscape and River paub.rny; L blanchard. 1850
Waiting -: John FennlnE. 400
Venice Guard; Z. Eischhof st1
Team Of oxen. Rosa Bonneur: r T. Trip. 252J
Italian Mandolin Player" C0r1t: r l. Lang -
.ryyaitine for tie Boat --: " B. stranE..... 1850
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BUFFALO BILL" WANTS A DIVORCE.
He Says That His Wife Tried to Poison Him
Nearly Forty Years Married.

Denver March IA petition FOR divorce fled IN
the District Court of Big Horn County. Wyo on
January Q last BY Colonel William F. Cody C'Buf-
falo BiI'D has Just been made public. The COM
plant charges cruelty and alleges that on Decen-
Der Is 1900 Mrs Cody attempted 10 poison the
plaintiff. Another ground on which the plaintiff
asks decree IS that the marital relation has been
made intolerabie to him By his wifa's refusal 10
entertain mis- friends at his former home at North
Platte. Neb.
Mrs. Cody who IS at North Platte. denies her
husbands charges and viii contest the suit. Colo
March 6. 1866
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1oHN N. w. WRIGHT.

John Y W Wright. who died al Washington on
March 8 was born in England in 1871. came 20 this
country when seven years old and located In
Paterson y J. In later years he became mem
hc- OF the Second Presbyterian Church % that
CITY He was one cf the most active church work
ers ard was superintendent Of the Sunday school
IIe aftfrward moved 10 Brooklyn, and became
Identified with the Cana street Presuy terrain
an elder and supeTiutcrdent Of the Sunday school
for fourteen wears lie married Margaret. dauch-
ter OF Jacob and Jane hercells, OF Paterson his
widow survives him.
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LAST NoRDicA CONCERT.

The programme for the third and last OF the se-
ries Of Wagner recitals by Nine. Nordca. Walter
panl-osch and the New-York symphony Orchestra
this afternoon at Carnegie Hall includes the
Professions. OF the Knights Of the Grail. arranged
for concert performance BY Mr.. Damrosch; Kun
drv's Song from Act II by Nine. Nordics, and the
Good Friccy Spell violin solo) BY NJ. Names from
-Parsifal". the prelude and the quintet from Die
Meistersinger'': Tristan's Vision ard Death and
TsnI6n's Iiebsrod.
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OPERATION ON THOMAS J. MAeuIRE.

Thomas ! Mcguire. the Wei known theatrical
treasurer fer TIE last fourteen years treasurer at
the Fourteenth Street Theatre. was operated on
yesterday al the Skin and Cancer Hospital for a
cancer Of the tongue. brought in part at least
by excessive smoking. His entire tongue was re
moved. Dr.. W. S. BainbTidge performed the opera
tIcn. II was SAID last night at the hospital that
Mr. Mcguire doing well could be eX-
pected after severe operation, and some hope
was held out for his recovery.
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NICHOLAS MuLVIHILL.

Nicholas Mulvihu who had been identified as
a builder and contractor with the building up OF
the Nineteenth. Twenty-first and TweUty-third
wards Of Brooklyn died yesterday AZ his home. No
SIS WlEoughby-aye. lie was born in Ireland sixty
three years ago. and came to America when nc
was fifteen years old. lie one Of the charter
members OF tho Catholic Club. and one OF the
founders OF the Church Of ST. John the Baptist
Mr. MuIvihlU leaves a widow, four sons and two
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SATUFDAY-At a m for Europe. per 8. 3 NsS-Yorx-
VIA Plymouth ard CEe-bOu-g (r-1H FOR Scotland. Ire
land and Liverpool be directed 8. s.
York;. at $50 a. supplementary 10 a. for
Europe, per s. e. LucaEa. via Queenstown. $50
m FOR Belgium direct per Naderand mail
Tnust be Greeted per s. s. FadeIland D at $50 a. m
FOR Italy direct k0uigin LGise tn1aii
directed per KJnigin Luise'D; at $50 a m TOR
Scotland direct. per g Ethiopia mail be L.
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direct per s. Hela tuaIl must BE directed per
He-a'}
Afer the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlants
Mails named at1v@ ADDITIONAL Supplementary Mails
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Ten Minutes of The hou- % sailing OF steamer
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BENJAMIN GREENE.

brunswick Me, March 1L-Benjamin Greene. a
prominent cotton manufacturer and fnanCIer, died
here to-day He was agent for. the Cabot Cotton
Mills here for thirty-hve years. Mir. Greene was
born at Easttord. Ne IN 1Sis. BE leaves two sons,
and Gavuor' uotorety. formerly a contractor IL
charge Of government work at Savannah, Ca, D-.
Robert II Greene of New-YorIl. and daughter.
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Postomce Notice.

should be read DAILY u az interested. changes
a an
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OBITUARY.
SIR HERBERT HARLEY MURRAY.

London, March list Herbert Harley Murfay'
former Governor Of Newfoundland. died this after
noon. He was born in $50.
SIR Herbert Harley Murray. X. c. r, was born
or November T. 1929. He was the son Of The Bishop
Of Rochester. a great-grardson Of the third Duke
OF AthoIe. and the grandson OF the ninth Earl o.
Kinmouu After being educated at Christchurch.
Oxford he entered the Civil Service. He pri-
vate secretary TO Lord Derby when the latter was
PINE Minister. and later sent 20 Ireland as
Treasury Remembrance From 1857 70 1870 he was
deputy chairman Of the Board Of Customs, ana
from 1890 TO 1898 he its chairman. lie was put
I'm Office 10 carry ont some important reforms. In
1894 DE appointed a commissioner 10 New
fourdIaud 20 relieve the distress there. by dis
tributinE f25N00. auG a year later he became Gov
Of the island serving until 1899, when ne was
retired after a series Of disagreements with the
colonial ministers
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n broadway. but new play now be4nB written
Tor him by a French playwright
According 10 accounts received from Mrs Fishes
company playing this week IN Denver, that actress
na, had much success in that city. though she is
pIs sertirs MARY Of Magdala' IN a theatre usually
the none }as,. u tI5ag6ton one of the Pro;estant
Eriscopai rertors Of Denver in a sermon last sun
,.s, StG tri u tie theatres from appearing any
where else, he would extend 20 her t.4 use on ms
parish house. TIC curious soy 't-rl p 1'Iel IN
he d.suatches that he declared ne was going 10
as RIEbop O'ustead for a special o. speusatlon
i iaF L Li5 I'''7''''''' ~
..raby Concert Will be given IN the dining
roo-n At carnegie Hall tins afternoon. Numerous
children will perform on the piano but guarantee
is put up 10y the management that no selection Will
last more than three minutes and a quarter.
otis Harlan has bought from Kirke La sheUe the
entire production Of THE Amer" and that must
cal comedy Ions associated with Frank Daniels.
will once more be seen with William Corlss In the
cast.
Two hundred members OF the New-York Produce
Exchange were present 81 the performance OF The
Pit last night Pit parties at the Lyric have
James X Hacl,ett has invited Pierre Wolf 20
attend the one hundredlh performance Of The
Secret OF PoIIchiueue' at the Garden Theatre on
lives in Paris and has never visited this country.
An annual tour OF botn Americas is being planned
for the French opera Company which is 20 sing
at the Casino next week Il the plans carried
out the company viii be formed by NJ Charley in
Paris each summer. VIII be rehearsed in that city.
and then Will travel 20 South America \ stay or
two or three weeks VIII be made IN Rio Janelrn
The next stop will be IN BuenOS Ayres. thence to
N0rtcvidao. thence 20 Havana Cuba. thence 10
Vera Cruz then inland trip 10 the city OF
Mexico then 10 Monterey. then 20 the California
Theatra ir san Francisco. A stay Of several weeks
in Neu-Oreans comes next. then trip Up The
mississippi 20 the Exposition Music Hail IN St.
Louis fOr two weeks and final engagement at
theatre sill to be selected. this city,
-icus 20 The return Paris. Il Is calculated that
this tour ccu be made NIL Up 4 profitable season
o. from twenty-five to thirtytwo weeks each year.
"Das Dunkle Thor" with Ferdinand Bonn IN the
principal part. viii be given for the last times at
the Irving Place Theatre this afternoon and even
iuc The play has attracted large audiences
throughout the week. and the acting OF Herr Bonn
has been greatly admired Excellent work IS also
done by Messrs. Won Seyffertitz and Kolber and
Miss Bertha Rocco. Of AIr. Conried's stock COM
pGny.
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highest Temperature yesterday. &C degrees. lowest =;
g. Cor corresponding Cate Jas; year. ~:
average corcsDrdnc date last Twenty-Five years 81
Local forccast--l'a-ty cloudy to-day and sunday.
.It-h naTth WINS.
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lie CoUyT-Astcr bricl az his residence. March
Henry Nfrtern lie Count n the siUfv-seEeuth
O. Es Relatives and friends respectfully
invited 70 att--d Ire -U1erai services 81 bis ate resi-
ce1-e. 10 70 Nasl--s-cr-1 e.. sew tt1cl--e. y T.
on Monday evening March a. az clock
PARECAt White Pains y. r. March 10 Tomas z
PARK. ir his sf-l year Funeral from MS ate resi-
dence. Eye Lake sunday. March t3. 2
Carriages VIZ. Pc I'm waiting at Waite Plains on
arrival ct train leaving Grand Central Station az
1f5o a. M.
PRINCE-oa friday a-srch IL. 1904 Sarah y. sister
o. lIrs IT. T. Doas and Mrs W. IT. Polk Funeral
service private
EoBBU,S-Ac san Francisco. Mares 10 E1os Y. Rob
Bias. father cf Wl'.7u Il. E-ob.ns anf Ms. Henry
n Humphrey, Or tais city. ChclsJ please coDy.
sEAM}N-Nt hr residence 80 n West SI,h-st. On
Fr..ar. March H. 13Jt Robert seaman. Incsrment
S-1.as. .l-r-l -j. a. Cats.--lL N. j.
WIi-TT2yGo1 FrEay. March H. 1874 Katharins Brooks
g. Ni.lsr T. Waiting
vices via Pc lcic ar her la-e residence, 10. As West
ll-r--y- March 80 a
torment in Rye Cemetery convenience Of family
WPIGElT-st washington. %. c. on March O. 1904. John
~ W- Wr.-lt i- Gi-l ve1-. Funeral services at
the residence 1t r T. SnerlacS No. COS Moutrose
ave. West, .r-n orange. Saturday Marca II. q
Iu-a1 "a. Garages viii be al Mountain station
arrival % t-llu leaving l-rclay-s5.. New York. Gao
g. n. D.. = & W. - L. Relatives and friends In
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Melbourne MacDoweH in Cleopatra" Once
Nore-Mrs. Fisle in Denver.

Melbourne Mcdowell viii soon appear at the
Columbia Theatre i'm Brooklyn. IN a revival Of
the sa-dou plays which he used TO enact in COM
pany with Miss sTaruy Davenport cleopatra
win pc shown first. Nr. Mcdowell VIII take his
company as far West as san Francisco, and IN the
fall will 81 his manager says. appear once more
on broadway. hut in a new play now being written
for him by a French playwright
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ORDERS ISSUED

Captain oRNOND " LJSsAK. Ordnance Department,
from Frankford Arsenal and secord I4c1ternnt
WILLIAM S BROWNING. artillery corps 10 Military
Academy.
Major PRANK Z HOBBS. Ordnance Department. Gap
tafrs John n JENKINS. Gtn cavalry. and JOHN
son HAGOOD. artillery corps. from Military
Academy proper stations
Major WILLIAM l. MARSHALL corps Of engineers.
detailed member examining board al Army Building
New-York CITY. during absence Of Colonel AMOS
STICKNEY. corps Of engineers.
Major THOMAS L. RAYMOND, surgeon. from Jefferson
BARRACKS louisiana Purchase Exposition super
wise sanitary conditions exposition grounds.
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YOU Can TNSUEE
advertisements getting proper cizsslhcntons and
good positions in The Sunday Trbun3 by sending IN
your copy early.
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SQUADS

The profits which amateur raiser OF squads can
figure UD. IN to-Inorrou's Tribune.
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local Official Escro-d.-TAs following Official record
from weather B1rosu shows TIE changes N The TEN
perature Tor the last twentyfour comparison
with she corresponding date CT last year:
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SUNDAY centsiW EEKI.Y REVIEW. cents
y lilly. Genus T1tI-W EEELY,
vEEE1LY FARMERS cents
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II This diagram Tire continuous shJe line shows
changes II ArllUne's sell
recording barometer The dotted lire shows The
ptTufale as Eeeoldc1 - local Weather bureau
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NAVY
Lieutenant D II WOOD. detached supply: to the New
ark.
Passed Assistant Surgeon D. II. MORGAN. retired.
MARINE CORPS

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MARINE CORPS.
second Lieutenant A. B. OWENS detached marine bar
racks, Boston. 20 marine barracks. Bremerton
rs-.alu ! I McGII.Is 20 marine barracks, New-Norl
ear,f Lieutenant z l. BI'--l-R. 20 school e Aqph-
cation. marine barracks. Annapolis
trs. Lieutenant - LANDER. detached marine bar
IA lie. E.eruerton. 20 marine barracks Nashlns1oI-
1fa.o- II - WOOD detached marine barracks, Guam. 70
marine barracks. Cavite.
-o,5r.l N c. GOODRELLA detached marine barracks
Norfolk command marine barracks, NeV-4oTI
Lieutenant Colonel ". r sPICER. retired.
carto,n A g WILLIAMS. 70 marine barracks. Wash
instoE.
,a.o- l. C. LUCAS detached Na-al War College, New
rr- 70 command marines naval station, Guantanamo
s.rors Lieutenant 7. z FORTscN detached marine
guard the Illinois. navy yard Boston, 70 com
Iuaud marine guard. the Des Aoines-
Colonel Il C. Co-IIEANE. charge OF marine recruiting
olf.e. 81 Louis
r,,,,rc,art Colonel ". 2. RIDDLE. command ma
rlre barracks. League Island
Carfain T. T. WINNIE detached marine barracks WASH
.rctta marine barracks. Norfolk
ca---f, A. s. M1LEMOEE 90 marine barracks New
-''" MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS
ARRIVED.
,ra-, 1o-T7e Hampton lsoads tns S'A &c
cuba singapore.
Ns,rc, 1.-The solaoe a Honolulu
SAILED.
March 1o-The AretAusa from san Juan for Pensa'o'a
VIA Guantanamo.
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