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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
HERBERT V. CROKER BURIED.
Mother Too III to Attend FuneraI-Better
Last Night.

The funeral Of Herbert V. Croker. the son of
Richard Croker. who died suddenly IN the West
few days ago. was held yesterday at the Church Of
St 1gnatius Loyola. S4th-st and Park-ave The
mother too III TO attend. The body left the homo
at 1910 o'clock There about hundred persons
near the house. At the church q low mass was ces-
brated. The Rev. Neil McKnnor of1ciated,
sisted by four priests The body was buried IN
CGlvery Cemetery. Aside from Intimate friends
few attended the services. Mrs. Crokers physician
danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19

Should be read DAILY by al interested a. onanEss
10 occur at time
Foreign mails for weak sr4f-v Va, foo5
sp-oI2ly IN all cases. the General PosIofce
to lessteret and ParcelsPost Mails
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FErcels-Fost Nails for Britain Ireland
eE1cIlei oy the White Star Line Wednesdays
me american Line on Saturdays An additional dispatch
- mace ~ the Cunard Line when
on SATURDAY later than the American stsamsr
same cay The ParcelsPost Mails close hefors
the regular nails Or
at Z. MAY aud "a
regular ana supplementary Mails close Foreign
uon corner OF West and Morton 6reets)
nan Closing time shown below that Suppler
Mails Tor Europe and Central America Colon.
one hour later at Foreign Station.
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PRESIDENTS PICTURE ON VIEW.

A new oil portrait Of President Roosevelt is now
on exhibition in the silver hall Of the Union League
Club. It was painted by George Burroughs TorTey
on an order from Paul Morton Secretary OF the
Navy, for presentation to the Chicago Elmo Arts
Organization. 1t IS 86 by IS inches 1t painted
in the Blue Room OF the White House just before
the President started on his recent Western trip,
The President gave Mr. Torrey five stttings q
about two hours each. Unlike most paintings OF
the President, he is sitting in armchair. The
valley OF the Potomac as seen through window
is the background.
The painting will be exhibited at tho Republican
md Hardware clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
ART SALE BRINGS s1,426.

The second evenings sale of framed and IN
framed oil and water color paintings at the
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries last night resulted
in a total OF 81, 426 The Travelling Musicians.
by Costantino. brought the highest price. SIG.
F. Quinlan was the purchaser. f. a. Burnham
obtained The Lovers" by Tors. for S45 He
also paid $50 for In the Wine Cellar" by the
same artist. \ water color by Filoso, entitled
The Fete" brought $40 from J. J. O'Brien and
William Taylor paid S33 for AT the Opera"
The sale continues to-day.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AI4 BEFMARLE-ITdyard Cogswen Albany Al
Captain ?. Gibson. London. BELYEDERE-Dr
Wundlanda Hamburg, Germany. BRESLIN-Provost
Batin. L. $ N; DR.. A Merlin, Washington. FIFTH
AEENUEES-IIe9tfreg h Burland. Montreal. GILsEY
Browneu. L. S. y. HOLLAND-Robert G. Thaw.
Boston. HOTEL ASToR-GeneraI J. a. Smith Z.
s. A IAPERIAL-J H. Isham, Buffalo. MAN
HATTAN-P. o. Perry. London. MURRAY HILL
General LazeIle, L S. A; NAYARRE-Captain E
P. OEern, L. S. A. PARK AVENCE-G. w
Tilsly. Hamburg. WALDORF STORiA-Elrer
Geneseo.
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rRAxsPAc1F1C MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


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rival the CuEsrd steamer.
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Siberia 3 present forwarded via Russia
NOTE uless CtherWise addressed West Australia
forwarded VIA Europe New-Zealand san Francisco.
certain places the Chinese Prov o. Yunnan.
Via British Irc-athe quickest routes Philippines espe-
'oreiEu rates Hawai- forwarded VIA San Fran
cisco exclusively
WILLIAM r WILCOX Postmaster,
PostcEnce. New-XoTk. ". Z. May - 1904
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MISS CAROLINE J. DRESSER.

Miss Caroline J. Dresser. principal Of No. 2
school Yonkers. for twenty-one years, died Of
spinal meningitis Wednesday afternoon. She was
born near Dedham. Mass, July Il, 1871 and began
teaching in Cambridge, Mass In 1883 Miss Dresser
was appointed teacher in Yonkers. and the next
year was promoted to the place she held when she
died She viii be buried Dedham Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
LAWRENCE pELMouR SICK.

Lawrence Demour. better known possibly as
Larry Delmour the former lieutenant Of Richard
Croker and Of the best known OF the Croker
Old Guard IS dangerously sick at his homo It No
1l6 East S9th-st. A trained nurse and two ply
siclans are with him He contracted severe cold
on his chest. which, aggravated by heart trouble.
made his condition serious DR. Henry r. Ersch
said last night that Mr. Delm1u" had shgntlJ M
proved
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DIP. PEARsoNs GIVES $4,000,

Chicago, May 18-Dr. D. K Pearsons Of Chi
cago who has given many hundred thousand dol
lars small colleges, to-day gave $4,000 to Mont
pelier Seminary, of Montpelier. Vt. The gift Is
made with the proviso that the seminary shall Sc
cure 10000 additional within a yeGr
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HERR kNoTE ASKS RELEASE.

Munich May 1s.-Heinrich Knote has written 10
the management Of the Royal Theatre asking for
immediate release from his engagement because
the Munich "Zetung" has criticised the manage
rneut for agreeing 10 let him go TO New-York for
Eve months next season necessitatng the engage
ment of tenor for the period OF his absence.
Herr Knote's contract allowed him 10 select
of the next five years for a five months' absence
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pool Scotland and ireland
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
MRS. CATHERINE NORTHAMPTON DAVIS.

Mrs Catherine Worthington Davis died yester-
day at her home. No. 1179 Connectcut-ave., Wash
Ington. Mrs. Davis was the mother OF Mrs. Joseph
1,uAtzer, wife Of the Editor of The World; Miss
Clara Davis and II. L. Davis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
ANOTHER IL. D. FOR PRESIDENT.

worcester, Mass, May 1S-President Roosevelt
will receive the degree Of Doctor Of Laws from
Clark University June u, when he comes here
versity This was announced to-day by Carroll D
Wright president Of Clark College and a member
of the university faculty. and by Dr.. G. Stanley
Hail. president Of the university.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19

St. Louis May 1S.-Edward GuntIy who was
stricken with apoplexy il the Office Of MonsignoT
Bislet1 at Rome departed recently on a trip to
Europe to restore his health. He went with a
party Of St. Louis people. His son. John Guntly'
connected with brewing company, said that his
father had gone to Europe on pleasure Trip ana
had intended TO call on the Pope
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TO TEACH KING ALFONSO ENGLISH.

iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
Lancaster Wis, May 1S.-Ralph A Ray, OF this
city. Fas been chosen tutor Of English 70 King
Alfonso Of Spain. and viii reach Madrid June p
He has been spending tho last few weeks in Chi
cago, studying Spanish and court etiquette with
the vice-consui there. His engagement is for two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
NO MINISTER AT Ia sHELLE FUNERAL.

Bellport Long Island, May 1S-Thc funeral OF
Kirk La shele, playwright and author. who died
here Tuesday morning. held at his home
in this village at noon to-day The body was
buried in the Bellport Cemetery. No minister Of
fciated but Mr.. RidReway. Of ''EveryBody's Maya
zine" paid tribute 10 the memory of Mr.. La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
SYMBOLIC SCULPTURE OF TIE LAKES

10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Chicago, May l8.-Lorado Taft the sculptor, is
completing a piece of symbolic statuary. the re-
suit three years work. 1t is OF Ave figures. ten
feet high, each figure representing one of the FIVE
Great Lakes It's title is Great Lakes The piece
is a fountain and will probably adorn the lake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19

1Y-on Thursday May IS 1900, az
Ear Rockaway, Long Island. By ths Rev Henry Metfer
1rma Frederick, DAUGHTER Q Mr.. ana Ma Henry A
Hiney. to Richard Bigeow. OF NsV-Yerk.
NEILsoN-RUNYoN-On Thursday May 10 at Chris,
Shurch. New.Erlnswrck, n. J.. by the Rev. q 3
Joyce. Bessie Kellogg. daughter OF MI ana Mrs CIar-
son Runyon, TO Charles Frederic Nelson
RAMEEY-THURsToS- Thursday As,v - 100. -.
st. Peters Church. Brooklyn. \. z. BY Rev DE-
Of Brooklyn. 0'' Oo'n
E12D-OTEEMAN-On Thursday. May IS 1905 bv n.
Rev. DR.. Wallace MacMulen, at No. Al East 5s5-S+
NeW-York, Elsie N. Othemsn daughter OF Mr. ana
AGS Francis Wayland Othema-+ 10 the Rev, Harry
Lathrop Reed. Of Auburn, " y. '
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
No ]. D. RocKEFELLER PENSION FUND.

The Associated Press has Investigated the state
ment published yesterday that John D. RockeIeiIer
was about to give $4,000 900 to establish pension
fund for retired cegynen and is authorized 10 say
that Mr.. Rockefeller has no such purpose At this
iuon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
GENERAL GOMEZ MUCH BETTER,

Santiago, Caba. May 1s-Genera- Maxine Gomez
who has been critically I'll here, and who under
went serious surgical operation a week ago, Is
improving and It is now believed that ne VIII
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DID NOT DIE IN VATICAN.
MI Guntly, of St, Louis, Recovering from
Apopleotic Shock.

Rome. May 1SSThe American who suffered an
apoplectic stroke yesterday in the Office OF Mon
signor BisIetl the Master of the Chambers while
requesting to see the Pope Edward GuntIF.
Of ST. Louis, Mr. Guntlv's condition is better to-
day but he Is yet out OF danger.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Lillian Blauvelt Engaged for Musical Com
edy-salary Said To Be $4,000 Week.

The same manager who put forward Nine. Schu-
mann-Henk as a star in light opera has engaged
Miss Lillian Bleuvelt for period Of six years. and
next season she will emerge in musical comedy
called 1.-The Rose OF the Alhambra-" by Charles
Emerson Cook, Mr.. Beasco's representative. with
a score by Lucius Hosmer, The weekly salary
which will be paid to the singer is said 10 Do S2cOS
as she is TO play forty-two weeks. The color OF
the opera, Of course, is Moorish, and lavish stage
effects promised. The date Of the New-York
engagement is not yet set.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19

Highest temperature yesterday G6 degrees; lowest -;
average for corresponding date Of last year
60 average corresponding date OF last twenty-five
years 80 60,
fresa north western! winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19
LAWRENCE THOMPSON ILL

Havana May 18-Lawrence Thompson, attorney
Of the Spanish Claims Commission. has been
stricken with heart failure.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

. Lille, accessible BY Harlem trains from Grand Cen.
Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and
SIdL $500 Telephone (4S65 Gramercy)
~ TeooE OF Views representative
I'' once 20 East 23rd ST. N Y City
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DINNER FOR PROF. YOUNG
DR.. Fan Dyke Reads Poem-Letter
from Mr.. CIeueIa1d.
Icy TFLErRApH 10 TIE rn1nr-,-r I

k
Princeton. y. j., May 1s-The faculty OF Prince
ton University tonight gave farewell dinner in
honor OF professor Charles 4. Young at Princeton
Inn Professor Young is now in his eightieth wear
and recently resigned as professor OF astronomy
in Princeton University after nearly thirty years
service His resignation goes into effect next
month, and next year he will be succeeded by Pro
iessor Lovett who is now professor OF higher
mathematics In Princeton.
Speeches were made by President Wilson. ex
President Patton NJ. Taylor Pyne Professor Ma
gle. Dr. Henry Dyke and Professor Bracket
Dr. van Dyke read the following poem. written BY
himself for the occasion;
So take thanks dear reader OF the skies
R te 2..s aStr9nom S most humbly wise.
And inward light that helps al live
The star eissoyersT'. name WITH high Tenown;
For influence swoster than The Pleisdes
70. though the hour has come when We part
Ana we shall know thee traye linn On our Inv EesI a
Into the brightness Of heavenly day.
Grover Cleveland. being unable to attend. sent
the following letter
Professor Andrew F. West,
Ny Dear Professor: I feel that am deprived Of
great gFStlncdtlOn BY inability 10 personally
participate in the occasion which is TO voice the
2nectionate farewell OF the faculty OF Princeton
University to the most distinguished OF their num-
hope. however. may be allowed to EXPRESS 10
those who love and admire Professor Young my
sure convection that nothing can be said by them
cf the man they have assembled to honor. or more
prophetlc or his everlasting fame, than the words:
he Re never sod the truth TO serve the hour
3, HIS scientific achievements will during a long
future lIunlne the world CT progress and research
thousands whom be has guided TO the height OF
knowledge VIII remember him and bless him. his
kindly nature and beautiful example will bear fruit
IN the lives and character of all brought in the
circle OF their ennobling influence: but in the in
falh6le ana tndeIble records OF God and the
hearts OF those who in all to come shall learn
his life. there shall be written this dearest AMI
most conclusive testimony to his greatness and
goodness: He never sold the truth to serve the
hour" Yours truly. GROVER CLEVELAND.
Professor Young received handsome silver low
fng cup DR.. Bracket making the presentation with
a few words appreciative OF Professor Youngs SER
wees. 4pe cup was a large one, and bore on Ons
SIDE IN Greek q well known poem OF Ptolemy
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ESQUIRE

IN view Of the difficulty experienced by the Brit
ish War Department in obtaining young men %
birth and education with moderate means Of their
Owl as of5cers Of ths auxiliary forces. 1t Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19

F F Proctor announced yesterday that he had
decided not to Join with the stock company man
ayers who have organized into a circuit Of fifteen
houses and companies. 1t was said at first that
his Ffftyeighth Street Theatre would be one of the
fifteen. This will leave the new organization with
out any New-York house unless some other man
ager can be obtained or Mr.. Proctor can be in
duced TO change his mind again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-19

by EARLY NAIL TRAIN
..- ~ the United STATES. JGnad2 Ald Mexico
Sr al ps49 Manhattan aEd 4Ae bron1).
NG-s4-o tlba Porto Rico. Hawaii and tie Philippines,
-AHtt..LoIr extra expense ICr foreign pJstaAe
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UNDERTAKERS.

aza {. Frank E Campbell Stephen Merritt.
z--,b'I~ Inst 24I-3 West 23d St Tel 1895 Chelsei
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Special Notices.


p,,,rrAr yin be ~ mail any address In
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t44-s may lie 64Nva 10 your regular
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Died.

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Verdis fine opera, La Fora del Destino," was
sung for the second time this week at the Grand
Theatre, on Grand-st.. last evening" and many
music lovers made the trip from uptown TO hear It,
1t has been, unless memory is at fault, at least
twenty years since the work has been sung here
perhaps more-and il Will doubtless be as long
again before IL is once more revived. Yet other
less worthy operas of Verdi sung season in and
season out. Those who jourDeyed last night TO
hear this humble Italian company perform
Grand-st. were repaid by production in many
ways surprising. The orchestra, for instance,
not only large-numbering forty pieces-but It
of respectable quality, with sweet woodwind and
horns. Good bits OF comedy were disclosed by the
actor who sang the part OF the friar and the
gypsy maid, who would be Miss Walker at the
opera house, was rspturouslv applauded by the
cited audience after her stirring song In the sec
ond act, which she carried of with little DASH
The soprano. too, improved the evening went
The audience, which was cosmopolitan TO 2
degree numbering representatives OF a score Of
races. enjoyed the music from curtain to curtain
with them there question Of the opera
success. Many Of them were innocent enough TO
express real surprise that the work IS not heard
more frequently.
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Married.

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