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FIRST RUSSIAN SYMPHONY CONCERT.

An audience Of good proportions and full OF
huslasm gathered in the hall OF Cooper Union last
night TO hear the first Of series OF given
by the Russian symphony Society. of this city.
The conductor. Modest Altschuler. warmly
greeted. and tho sclo!sts. Francis ArchambauIt,
barytone, and Alexander Saslavsky. VIOLIN were
made no less welcome by their couutrymen. The
programme included tho overture to Glinkas
Russian and Lyudmla'; aria from Borodin's
opera, Prince Igor: two selections for string
orchestra, an intermezzo by Ippolltof -IvauoG
heard here for the first time. and a Russian dance
by Napraynik; TschaikoHsky's "Serenade Mean-
colque and the symphonic suite 'Shehorazada."
based on the Thousand and one Tales by
ldnsky -korsakoff The Iutermezzo BY Ivanon who
is professor Of composition at the Moscow Conser-
vatoTy. was received with enthusiasm, pleasing
both the Russian and American portions OF the
audience The next concert. which will be on the
same plane CT representative Russian music, viii
he given on January g. and will include Tschai-
kowskys First Symphony and & fantasia BY
Rachmaninoh 10 this city.
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THE PASSING THRONG.

William Z. cambridge. who represented the
United States on the mixed commission TO which
submitted the claims OF
ADJCDICAIING American citizens against Venez-
CLAIMS uela, arrived the steamer
AGAINST Caracas on his way 70 Washing
VENEZUELA ton. Mr.. cambridge went from
Iowa with Minister Conger to
China. where he served for nearly five years as
Second Secretary Of the American Legation, and
was at the head OF the China Claims Commission
which adjusted the claims Of Americans that arose
o. % Iie loA5r UPRISING lie returned from the
named on the ESnezUeian Commission. Seen a the
Alr. BainDIidge said: Il was appointed IN April
bat our work did Dot begin Caracas until June
on December % My Venezuelan associates-I had
character ana fairly disposed. The aggregate Of
Claims submitted. some Of which dated back 10
the spirit that marked the work Of the comInis-
SION may may cite cite tie fact that out Of htty-ive
only tour oi the latter remain undecided. They
about $4,000 TWenty-thIee claims were Qlsa-
o~ed, ana inc same number were adjudcated by
sun IL Caracas. VIII probably DE ready announce
consideration some time next month The climate
Of Caracas Is extremely pleasant and is much the
periences during my stay in the Venezuelan capital
| left BEHIND i me weather about like that we have
and may say OF him that l believe he has the
country seem to be tired Of the unsettled Conditions
that attend revolution. and the spirit of peace seems
prosperity"
Frank w. Lamplough. hardware importer and
merchant in Montreal seen at the Plaza day
two ago. said Tho matter In
CANADA which the merchants and manu-
AND THE {acturers in Canada just now
TARIFF. most deeply interested is the agi-
tation for higher tariffs. The Con-
scrvatives who have been out Of power for seven
years advocating the advance. They are con-
tending for increase al! along the line OF about
80 per cent on the present duties that articles
on which there Is a present tariff OF 80 per cent
would be schedule IS per cent and as an appeal
TO patriotism and love Of mother country they
propose preferential favor OF England Of 40 per
cent against % Is per cent The present adYan-
iage accorded to England OF course. the ElanuIact-
uIers see On advantage in the proposals, Tor While
the 90 per cent preferential lcok attractive 70
the unthinkrg. it is more than neutraliZed oy the
advance IN the schedule. Tho result VIII be 10 re-
duce the trportations from: England and minimize
the quantity Of imports from Germany ana Aus
tril: The Liberals pointing 10 the CONDITIONS
IN the United States where they contend that the
trust control OF manufacturing industries has un-
favoraoly affected the laboring classes. / think
the Liberal government under Premier Iaurier VII!
he sustained at the election and that instead
OF general advance in tariff rates there VIII De
moderate increase in some Items
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SACRIFICED RELIGION TO ECONOMY"
Harvard University No Longer to Hire
Church Pews for Students

Cambridge. Mass. Jan. Harvard Univer-
slty has decided to discontinue the practice
pursued for many years of hiring pews In sew
eral of the old Cambridge churches for the use
or students. Notices of the change sent to the
churches affected have called forth a general
remuneration Of the action on the ground that
the university authorities have sacrificed relig-
ion 10 economy.
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sMITHsows BoOY ON THE SEA

Genoa, Italy, jan 7.-Professor Alexander Ora
ham Bel, OF the Smithsonian Institution at Wash
lngton and Mrs. Bell left here to-day on the North
German Lloyd steamship Prinzessn Irene, with the
who died in Genoa in 1873
The city OF Genoa viii maintain the monurnsnt
erected TO the memory OF James Smithson.
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summation OF two years debt raising campaign
Over $4,000 has been raised. At the close OF the
days services mortgages representing that amount
viii be burned in the presence Of the congregation
Bishop Foss will preach at the morning service
In the evening the Rev. DR.. David G. Downey is
to preach a sermon
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DCNNFE-I~-MEGEIE-o Thursday. rne TN inst. a
All Saints Church, New-York. Anna Maria Msgss to,
the Rev. William Nichols DunnsI 5. T. D.
FOFD-HARPER-At the First Presbyterian Church,
Stamford. Conn. Tuesday evening January 1904 by
the brides father the Rev A Harper. Of scaTsdae.
n. Y. assisted By the Rev Ford C. Ottnan pastor Of
the church. Lester B Ford. OF Sound Beach. May
WHARTON Harper, OF Stamford
ROKENBA UGH-TAYLOR-On Wednesday January g.
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city.
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Y. Thursday. January Z. by the Rev. Or. T NJ
Ntven, assisted the DR. a. H Brush, Jennie
Kevan daughter Of Mrs James Fraser. and Duncan
Dunbar Sutphen-
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
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Highest temperature yesterday 80 degrees; lowest
average 2e for corresponding Gate last year
average for corresponding twenty-five years D.
Local forecast-Snow rain to-day: Saturday fair;
brisk high south winds.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
indicated by The TrlbCnes SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tenpeTa-
ture as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature for the last twentfour
hours comparison with the corresponding date OF last
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKINGS.

Great Pineiawn Cemetery; water system for irriga
ticn HausoleIm: hearses: carriages - Broad-ss
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The Prince de Bearn. who Is about 10 Join the
french Embassy at Washington. IS not. strictly
speaking. French prince. but French count OF
ancient lineage his real title being Comte de
oearh Prince de Fiana- Niana Is q chateau IN
Spain, owned by the family OF the prince. But
MS Title In connection Herewith is derived from
the rope, and IS in no sense OF the word French
honor 1t is TO he hoped that the officials at the
STATE department at Washington will bear this
II nllhd when the new secretary arrives here to
replace II. de Margerie and the time comes for
placing his name on The diplomatic list
MARQJISE DE FONTENOY
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most famous beauties OF the Courts OF ST. James
ana OF Berlin. Is the wife Of the present Duke OF
Westminster while their brother George Corn
wallis West. married the American born widow Of
the late Lord Randolph Churchill
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TO BURN $4,000 IN MORTGAGES.

Special services are planned in 81. Jarness Meth
odist Church. Madison-ave. and observation-disclosures
twenty-sixth-st. Tor Sunday to celebrate thu con-
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stephen Merritt Embrg LIST, Undertakes, -41-5 ".
e3d Tai is2A l,32o Chelsea, Drank z. Campbell
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Married.

Is puro Don't let a cheap
dangerous substitute. Insist having Burnsttk
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.

For Eastern New-York STOW today warmer in
the interior fair Saturday except in the northern
portion: brisk high south winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New-Jersey and Delaware
snow or rain to-day; fair sat lrday brisk to high south
winds becoming westerly.
For New-England snow rain to-day; warmer. except
on the coast fair Saturday; south winds. increasing
For Columbia. rain to-day: fair Satuf-
dav. fresh o to south winds
For Pennsylvania and western NeW-loFh
snow today and Saturday: fresh southwest Winds be-
coming nOTthwesterly.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.
Washington Jan. "A depression that central IN
Alberta on Wednesday morning has moved rapidly east
southeast touight occupies Upper Michigan.
ond depression moving eeserly Florida and
the plateau high giving It's western edge
The Superior depression. while Of great extent has
not as yet accompanied by high winds precpita
ton consequence.
The temp Eastern districts has almost reached
normal conditions. the last twenty-four
hours have un;mIortant Western districts and
cIHbIy and is 10 20 II degrees tho seasonal
age has fallen the East Cuff states Georgia ana
FLORIDA. -,
The weather IN districts Will be unsettled
Friday. wit There vii! be snow In the
lake region. IN the extreme southwest ON sat
Southwestern Tin area viii probably extend
over the slope Of the Rocky Mountains. the
Lower Mississippi Valley and the East Gulf States ana
snow Will continue In the lake regions
W he somewhat warmer Friday In the northeast
err distrcs prevailing hgh temperature in the
probably FOR day or No nIor-
taut changes temperature anticipated In Eastern
districts.
coasts be fresh south; on the South Atlantic ana
Gull coasts mostly fresh northwest and on Lake MicAlgan
high northwest
fresh south winds and partly cloudy weather 10
the Grand Banks.
from Delaware Breakwater TO Eastpor and on the Pacific
coast at the the Columbia River and on the
Euca
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Mail subscribers IN Nev-York city TO ire DAILY ana
TRI-WEE&LY viii De charged q eopy sx,rS
postage IN addition 70 the rates named above
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Chief Detective Inspector Quinn. who has tust
succeeded Superintendent Melville head OF the
special service branch OF New Scotland Yard in
London IS. like his predecessor. an Irishman, and
II IS upOn hts shoulders that viii rest for some
years to come the responsibility Of watching over
the safety not merely OF Fngand's King and
Queen both at home and abroad, but also over
those foreign sovereisns who may happen 20 visit
the United Kingdom. The new superintendent has
already spent nearly quarter of 4 century In the
police had for a number OF years been the prin-
cipaI lieutenant OF Melville, and by his services on
both sides the Atlantic. by his intuition inita-
tive and pluck has shown himself thoroughly well
qualified to take Melvilles place.
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In view OF the possibility OF between japan
and Russia II viii doubtless interest n number OF
people In this country to know that ViCe-Admiral
Count Togo. the commander OF the japanese neet.
and the captains three OF the principal battle
ships Of the Mikado's navy are converts 70 Chris
tianlty Native Christians are. indeed. beginning
TO occupy many high and honorable positions In
the State Quite long Of members of the
lower and OF the upper houses OF Parliament
Christians and n number Of the latter occupy seats
on the judicial bench. Moreover, three OF the
largest daily newspapers of Toxic IN the hands
OF Christians and under the circumstances Il can
not be denied that Christianity with all that the
latter involves I'm the way OF civilizatio and
Iigrtenment is making It's way quietly but surely
in japan.
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For points Europe all n Cnfvsrsss
lOWin
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Bell Robert @, johnson, Frederick C
Born. Michael Z Ketchum. David H
Craig. James A. Iampman, Adelaide n
Depue. Della A. McCar-er CatldrIns I.
Ferguson. James 3. MauTy, Mary H
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GC.Win Farke. SHsel, Almet
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ffauersIcy. Margaret c Storer Augusta b
Tartie Suffern. Mary E.
Harksr Martha VoOrhIs Elizabeth
Hartman, Ionn W.
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How small IS the difference between the children
OF the 'anointed of the Lord" and those OF less
exalted people Is conclusively shown once moro by
the narrow escape from death of the infant Prince
Charles of Belgium. of that Prince Albert who
spent nearly n year travelling In this country in
1878 and Is heir presumptive to the throne OF his
uncle King Leopold. 1t seems that the child,
who "a only n few weeks old. had almost succumbed
to acute Inflammation OF the stomach, brought on
bv the folly of a nurse who gave him candies and
sugar I'm excess TO prevent him crying. Owing TO
his illness his baptism which was TO have been
celebrated In great state in the Cathedral OF St.
Gudule at Brussels. last week. had to be per-
formed privately at Prince Albe-ts palace.
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