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New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Foreeast.-Washington' Dec 81
while the month in Northeastern districts has been
from to degrees colder than the average II closes
with temperatures above the seasonal average In the
interior valleys and districts. including the MID
die sn1 northern Rocky Mountain region No marked
or destructive occurred In any part OF 'he
country and but general storm OF unusual violence
was experienced.
There has been precipitation OF consequence during
the last twenty-our hours except in the Pacihc states
and over plateau region ,,.A .aIa
The tonight indicate far in-
high east OF the 1NOSAS '1Oui~--
for SUNDAY and Monday - =, s.L .,,,+h
The winds along the Atlantic Ccast will De Iresh
,,ssf 20 Vest. or the Gulf light east TO south-
east and on the great lakes fresh west TO northwest
,-.... for sneciaI IoeaIities-For New-Engiand.
Eastern New-York Eastern Pennsylvania Ne"-JefseS
and Delaware fair and to-day and Monday ires
winds -. - - u-arr, -5av and
xtondsy- fresh southwest to west winds
For Western Pennsylvania and western Nc" 'A-
to-day and Monday: fresh west winds
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
FOLKERT H. COOPER DEAD.
Founder of Big New-York and Chicago Busi-
ness SueeuHlbs to Cerebral Hemorrhage.

Folkert II. Cooper, sixty-one years old. business
partner of Henry 5egel and one of the founders OF
the Siegel-cooper stores in New-York and Chicago
died yesterday at the home of his son. William II.
Cooper, i'll the Boston Post Road, New-Rochelle.
Mr.. Cooper had lived with his son since returning
from Europe last July where he visited his native
home at Akkrum. Holland. He was taken i'll while
IN Holland and had since been in poor health. The
cause of his death cerebral hemorrhage.
In 1887 Mr. Cooper and Mr.. Siegel came to New
York and opened their big store at Sixth-ave. and
Eighteenth-st. Mr. Cooper retired few years ago
from active business life. Till his death he re-
tanned an interest in the Siegel-Cooper business
Mr. Cooper q widower and leaves four sons
and one daughter. He thirty-third degree
Mason and member OF the knights Ten.plar and
the Mecca Shrine of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
AMBASSADOR MCCORMICK TO STAY.
General Satisfaction That He Is to Remain
at St. Petersburg.

st. Petersburg. Dec. s1.-The Washington an
nouncerEent that Ambassador Mccormick is to re-
main at ST. Petersburg during the coming admins
tration has been received with general satisfaction
here Despite the difficulties OF his position in the
last year, attributable both to the feeling that
popular sentiment the United States was hostile
TO Russia and because he acting for Japan, Mr..
Mccormick has preserved good relations with the
authorities and has been able to accomplish much
for the United States.
Paris Dec. 31.-Ambassador Mccormick arrived at
Cherbourg on the Hamburg American Line steamer
Moltke from New-York. to-day. and will remain
here few days before proceeding to ST. Peters
burg. On landing he received the agreeable infor-
nation of Presidents Rooseveit's announcement OF
his reappOfntrnenf
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
AMBASSADOR PoRTER's PLANS.
To Look After Personal Affairs Here
France Regrets to Lose Him.

Paris Dec BIN view of the reports relative to
the retirement OF Ambassador Porter. inquiry at
the American Embassy to-day resulted In the FOL
lowing authoritative statement:
ss AMBASSADOR at Paris. with the intention OF re-
turning to New-York 10 be with his ehildren ana
sftention Having spent twenty-five years in the
service or the government including eigh, 'on ~
charge OF the embassy at Paris, ne is anxious "
secure a period OF repose in his own country.
The formal announcement OF General Porter's re-
tirenent attracts widespread attention and causes
regrets among the French officials and members OF
the American colony. Heretofore ruhoTs oi e
generals departure brought many inquiries 10 ''ie
embassy but no offlcal confirmation had oeeh
given Close friends Of the Ambassador nave
,1,ov,, ,hat 81 has been the personal wish Of HIM
self ard the members OF his family 10 return 70
Nry-York this winter In the spring, ana TINS
,rsf has now been communicated 10 the aoIln
tstration at Washington He has not YET sl'e"
thought 10 the time OF his departure. "hieh ptoD
ably will occur at the end of his term on MARI
The autborities however, have made known their
earnest wish 10 have the Ambassador remain mere
nsna,ng the consideration Of several current aues
,ions with which he is personally familiar. Inc
scs.is n, the Foreign ONCE express great regret
al General Porters departure. owing TO the OK
ceptonaHy CORDIAL relations OF the Ambassador
with NJ. DeIcssse. the Foreign minister anu O'A''
members OF the government
proieet is on foot among the American
residents here TO subscribe a considerable sum
20 purchase the handsome. residence OF ihe
Countess of Ciramont on the Avenue Hoche ana
present il 10 the United States government Tor the
use OF the American Embassy. II is unoerstooa
that the projectors bronchsd the movement a.
1yssh5,s.on where IL was favorably considered
The co.atess Is tie sister-in law OF nis i S hsr
of GFamont VINO IS one Of the kothsehilas& & ssa h
residence is among the handsomest ~ Paris; ~
was occupied by WhitcIsw Reid while ne was
Minister 10 France
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TRANsArLANr1c MA1Ls

TUESDAY C5l-At $50 a for Europe. per Kaises
Wilhelm der Crosse, via Plymouth. Cherhourg and
Bremen.
WEDNESDAY (8--At $40 a. N. FOR Utay direct. per
s. Vincenzo F1oro mail &c directed Per a
vincenzo Fori0') IL a for Norway Parceis-Post
Mails. per Oscar II. Irregular mail for Denmark
must be directed per $ : Oscar IT).
THURSDAY (3}-At a. for France Switzerland.
Italy, spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece and
British India. s. La Champagne Havre
FOR other parts of Europe be directed per
La Champagne
FRIDAY f6f--At 23O a. for Ireland per > Cedrfc.
via Queenstown (a for other parts of Europe bs
dirseted per 8 Cedrfc'D at 7 p m for Azores
Islands. Per s Canopc, from Boston.
SATURDAY CTl-At $3.50 a. m for Ireland q. .
Ivernta. via Queenstown mail for other % EE-
rope must be directed per 3 =. Ivernta)s az a.
yor Naples City and Genoa City. s Deutschland
mail Tor other parts OF Italy directed per
Deutschand'0; at 8 a. for Eurure per a Phfa-
delphia. via Plymouth and CheTbourg
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
TANDERBILT LOSES.
Court Orders Rehearing of Order for
Closing Lake Success Road.

Mineoia. Long Island. Dec. s1.-An order by Judge
Robert Seabury. of the County Court. in the case
Of the road at Deepdae. the country seat Of Will
lam X Vanderbilt. jr.. which the owner desires to
close to the public. flied in the County Clerks
of1ce to-day. The order vacates the decision OF
the commission which granted Mr.. Vanderbilt per-
mission to close the road and orders another hear
Ing before other commissioners.
The road over which theve has been much
controversy is shout half-mile long and runs
through portion OF the estate 20 the shore Of
Lake Success. IL has been used for sixty years
The farmers living say the road is the only
approach to the lake that is open to the public and
they have insisted that II remain Open
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
J. MOLLENHAUER DEAD.
Oldtime Sugar Refner Suddenly Er-
7ures at Glib.

John Mollenhauer. oldtinIe sugar refner, died
yesterday while talking with his friends at the
Merchants Club in Brooklyn. He had been aiIing
for TIM.
Mr.. Mollenhauer the he 4d of the MoIlenhauer
Sugar Refining Company, of Williamsburg He
was born in Germany, seyenty-sev years ago, and
came to this country when he was twenty-seven
years old. He began in a small way the sale of
sugar, syfJps and molasset, in Williamsburg. In
the late Sos he began refining sugar. His firm was
finally absorbed by the Sugar Trust He retired
several years ago
Mr.. Mollenhauer leaves a wife and five children,
Mrs j. Henry Jacobs and ]. AdoIph, Frederick,
Henry and William Mollenhauer.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
THE DRAMA.
EDWARD TERRY AS BuuUz.
Princess Theatre.

More tnan the period of one aren.rat,on ~.
PASSED away since Charles Dickens d,sd g., -
Noiossai reputation Time has deanitivelv set AZ,
seal AS 70 his serious works there Is sor,A d,,a~
enee OF judicious opinion. bu, ,nar. ., s.IN
VI 9"oshent as to his works OF hupor In try,,sh
.te'ature he stands foremost and prohabrv al,
ways viii stand foremos, as the reoresen, . ,,,,a
% .sa @ nu' oflst and his Principal work OF humor
He INC mpsraele Pickwicx. Yesterday al the
Ft'hoess Theatre. MIR Edward Terry sunniey.,ar,aa
.ais me performance of Richard burnside with o.
representation OF Sergeant Buzfuz in the trts,
scene Of Bardel Pickwick slightly adanted
-o"l 'hat superb book The Sergeant is, to some
extent carieature, but he is caricature bo,,,
upon a basis of truth. The custom OF iau,,,.r. ..
induise in homhast. TO browbeat witnesses and 70
make me courtroom arena for vaingiorious ner
sohsi display, has long existed and it exists now
IN 3seT-kork well as in 1ondon T,,cLar
laughed ST IL. and his laughter crvsta,1i-as q,
0uAiuz' is immortal Mr. Terry gives
complete and ludierous body to the aytbor,.
theesht-an admirably accurate make-,,p.
po,enuai manner. a ludicrous self-coniplacencv
"o tne Nolnminous eloouence of sonorous
ass The effect was exceedingly comical f6ckans
airnseif'-who exulted in this charaeter-pays M
peoter reading of IT, Indeed. the Dickens reaa,rw
OF 'Pickwick was chiefly felictous I'm the ch.ra.
80 oL cam Weller and Justice stareleigh and in
me ahteriudes OF comment. Mr. Terry exyncad
complete comprehension of all. the devices ~ tha
olo prsctitioner-the sapient head-shake the burst
OF simulated impatience, the air of menace ,Ea
eeNefe aspect OF moral rebuke. and the blatant
Nehemenee OF impudent authority. AS a whole the
~ 80. ~'.ooih scene seemed as grotesque and un-
actual as one of Cruikshank's Dickens pictures
tnost OF which are dreadfuy exaggerated but
'hs performance dominated it as an image of
hnmorousiy satirical truth Personals of San,
MeAer' oy Mr.. O. Hossrd. Wrinkle by Mr.
Hylton Alien, and Mrs cluppins by Nelly Nor
tyne intensified the comicaiity OF the general per-
forInAnee The Pickwick Trial is done as an after
piece TO the solid, serious comedy of The Hopse
OF BURNSIDE In the latter piece the performance
sven yesterday by Miss Cynthia Brooke was vast
~ better than on the opening night Mr. Terry
acted with exceptional power: and indeed the fnaI
curtain or the old year. as Il fell upon the New
York stage. closed over artistic image 90 deeply
uuly' ana serviceaby pathetic Edward Terry's
rugged and tender and beautifully finished inn.
PeisoHanOh OF Hlehard Burnside W. w.
s- nr p 1,r.r-r1 ~, z..c-.. ==z-.-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
STRANGE BIRD CAUGHT IN VIRGINIA.

tBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNEI
Richmond Va, Dec. 31.-An enormous bird,
much larger than eagle known to huntsmen
here as to be without classification. shot by
Frank jackson. a well known huntsman of Olga
Amelia County, yesterday. 1t Is large
condor, but more graceful. and of beautiful plu-
mage One wing was broken by the shot, and,
though stunned the bird fought fercey before it
was captured by coat being thrown over Its
head. 1t ate ravenously of live rabbits to-day.
The appearance of such a bird in this climate is
unaccountable and it is unlike any species In the
natural histories at hand.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
The CHATTANOOGA READY FOR TRIAL

Newport r. L. Dec. S1.--The new gunboat Chat
tanooga with the naval trial board and engineers
trial board went the measured mile course In
Narragansett Bay to-day, starting from Beaver
Tail Light. The trial board inspected all parts
OF the vessel with the exception of the machinery.
and had the crew GO through drill. The engineers
board had charge OF the work of standardizing the
propeller Tomorrow the Chattanooga will start
on a forty-eight hour speed trial at sea. On this
run all the guns viii be fired and the ship viii be
fhorouRhIV tested,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
ABOARD The lUcANIA.

Liverpool. Dec. a--The Cunaro Line steaii., .'1I
- ,-htcb sailed for New-York to-day. took
anoong her passengers Sheriff Pcnslase. OF Mar
onette. Nigh. and James wallace. alias James
sviison. who was arrested at Liverpool on NoVem-
her "a charged with stealing stock eeruncaes 10 'e
pe y - COO nno from Edward Breitung. banker OF
Marquette - -. ,,,,, ztva HIS openins
Rpsrv 10 under the management oi Dahiei rfohhiai
&c afso a passenger on the LucaHla-
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Or. WILLIAM A. ROSS.

Kansas city, KAN Dec. SI.-Dr. william Alex
anJer Ross at the age OF eighty-seven years, died
at the home of his DAUGHTER here to-day. Dr. ROSS
-. o. !. srandson of General Alexander Ross. who
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New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
uonos FOR AMBASSADOR cAMRoN.

paris Dec a-Presldent Loubet to-day received
Jules csmbon. the French AMBASSADOR 10 SPAN
...,,, o. r.eented him with the insignia OF Grand
ofacer OF the Legion of Honor. which is the highest
rank OF the order Ais was due psrtSy ,Ss 10 Terms
of peace between Spain and the United states
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

In this diagram the continuous white line shows ne
in pressure indicated by ths Irnunes seIr-
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nsra,re for The tventy-four hours In comparison
- a.. snrre.r.nsinE date Of last year:
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TRANsPAcIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


DAILY
OF Tralspscidc Mails Is arran8el
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transit Ia port sailing The hnal connecting malls
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previous day) close at the General FoSionee
ffsSan Jspan korea china Philippine Islsnds VIA
San Francisco close at January for oispatch
per 5 China. -. ~.-,.4.-t.
NsN-Zeaiand Australia except r est. Nev-Saledonia
close at o. January for dsspatce per = 8 Sef.t
ar Cunard carrying the British mail I1r
NeW-Zealand does not arrive IN time 20 eonneet
this dispatch. msils-closinz al 9So a m 80
a N. and 8 m: sundays az $50 a. m . a m ara p
% m.-wflI made and forwarded until TIE arriVal
OF the Cunard sreaneri. -, a..
Phiuplne Islands. via Tacoma. close at p m Jdna-
ary 1S for dispatch s. 3 keemun
Hawaii Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands Wa
San Francisco close at p m January 10 sor dis&ten
tsaswa8 Va san Francisco. close p January -
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pninpine Islands VIA Vancouver and Victoria. g. g.
close az p. January IL for dispatch per . a I'm
Psiippns ISLANDS and Guam. san Esancseo eloso at
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al present forwarded via Russia .
NSrE-Unless otherwise addressed. West AISiIala -
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ard certain places IN the Chinese Provffcs 9t Aant
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Crane John NJ, Taylor, Emily NJ
Denman. Elsie c. Underhill. Townsend.
Gillet. Mary H.
No 4sth-st. Ezabeth Ellen. only daughter OF
neral services at her late rssdsnGs Sunday Jan
quested that no flowers be sent.
BARNEs-Atter short illness. At RidseneId Park.
THURSDAY morning zstG inst iTin WIN A Barnes In his
at 2 D. Train via West shore r R. foot FrankIn-
Carriages on arrival Return train at 4:1s M ~
BRADsHAw-At Roslyn. Long Island December 81 1904
Mary Ann Bradshaw aged n years Notice OF funeral
hereafter.
CARRoLIl-At Middle,own. n. y Friday. December
80 years ls Magg m sss qs 81 @ ca Tsnaa1 ssf
1905 No 271 Matnst. Pat rsOn N. j. at o'clock.
p m Interment at Cedar Levin
Crane. in his I'd year neral service at Grace
Church Jamaica. N. r. Sun Jay. January l. 1906 at
2:30 p. N.
DENMAN-At cranfO-d y j. a saturday December 81.
Gs Ts Al r Il ne St IS6H On Soaa
Ja91aFy : 1903 @ at sEriageg viii vInd NEE. e the
Jersey foot Liberty-st- Intn ment private.
eETon sarday Rsssosr 81 81 ,s in her f.!Ss Th % ys.T
asnsr Eay serees Win Be held at 10 m on Tuesday
January g. residence. No. 15s East 3sthst
1t is requested that 40 flowers be
Elizabeth Chaimery Martin wife Of H. Martin.
Fl s5s Ho % Trim G 'Psas Sos sss Eas at s sa at
II IntermeT Irivate.
NoRToN-on Frida svealng December 80; 1904. at bis
raside1ee North n Y. Henry w Norton. in
lis 9th year Fl raj service win = held at his late
residence Tues-ly. January 3. 1900. at p m
Carriages waiting Brewster station en- the
arrival OF the yJ6 train from Grand Central Depot
Internent a salem Centre. North Salem, n T.
RoDGERs-At Newburg " Y. December So sfargaretta
Osborne Hardenbergh. wife OF the late j. hesrny
Rodgsrs Funeral services Monday. January 2. az
II a m at the residence Kearny Rodgers.
"a. No. 296 Liberty-st Newburg. lnt@rment at New
Brunswick, y J.
RTyssEI-At her hone. No. 18l Commonwealth ave.
Boston Friday. December 90. 2fer short illness,
H,icy Ellery. daughter OF the late William G. Russell
Of New-York-
TAYLOR-On Saturday morning. at Eer residence No 30
West 9th-st. Emily M wife OF the late Robert Taylor
and daughter of the late William Z. Dean Funeral
private.
ITNDERHuI-At his late residence, OF pneumonia
Friday December 80. 1904 Townsend CndeThi son Of
the Benjamin T. and Eliza Weeks Underhli. ot
oyster Bay SD OF his Funeral services
will be held Barthoofnew's Church. Madison ave-
and s4th-st., Monday morning. January z, at 10
o'clock Intermeur in Greenwood
Cemeteries.
Great PiueIawp cenetery, ISIS acres-Plots and
terms reasonable ss West saith ST.. New York.
UNDERTAKERs.
cad ST. Frank T.. CampSeIl-Step Merritt.
F,rnb'Fg Inst, 241-3 Esd St Tel 1S2S Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt the world known
dertaker only place of business and 18Th
St largest in the world. Tel 12& ana 10 Cnetsea
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highest temperature yesterday 40 degrees lowest So
90 average corresponding date last year 2
srA sor eor:espondnx date last twenty-five years 81
TrsI forecast-Fair and warm to-day: Monday fresh
winds.
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TO-DAY

"a IN. regular meeting day OF the m@ny ,a'a a."
M ,,a, n.ye bargains TO offer in the Little Ads.
az the People
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A gAIEtDoscOPTC ARRAY OF BAioAiss
each sunasy Little Ads. OF the People In u''
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Mail subscribers IN New-York CITY 20 sns DAr
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For all noints In ths United Canada and Mexco
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