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New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
TRANsPACIFIC NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
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York. follows
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New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
u. ROUVIER ACCEPTS.
Announces That He WM Form the
Nczc Cabinet.

Paris. Jan 23-President Loubet to-day re-
ceived n. Rouvier. who announced his definite
acceptance Of the mission for the formation OF
a Cabinet.
The following is the list OF the new Cabinet
Ministers as finally arranged:
President the Council ana Minister OF Finance-Sl
ROUTIER
Minister Of Justioa--M CHAUMIE
Minister OF Foreign Affairs NJ. DELCASeE
Minister OF the Intertor-M ETIENNE.
Minister OF Warn. BERTEACG
Minister Msrine--M THOMSON.
Minister he CooTies-M. CLEHENTElL
Minister Public Vorks-ARMANT GAUTHIER.
Minister Public InstructIon-GM. BIESVENU MAR
Minister OF Commerce-A DUBIEF-
Minister OF Agriculture-M. RUAU.
Under SecretaTtes-Fine Arts. DCJARpIN BEACMETz;
Finance. IL MERLOU: Posts and Teiegraphs, N
BERARD.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
MRS. CROKER RETURNTNG.
LeaUes Ormond on Train zcith Body
of Her Son and RaouI
- rELEGFApH 10 - rRIprNE. !

&c in the death OF Frank H Croker and his
chanc, RaouI, Saturday. and severely injured
y A. Stanley. the motor cyclist, has caused much
gloom among the hundreds OF automobilists who
have gathered here 70 take part IN the tournament
which starts tomorrow Both bodies were shipped
to New-York to-day. The first thing those who
arrived on the afternoon train saw was the two
boxes IN which the collins were placed. lying side
Dy side on the station platform Mrs Richard
croker, mother of the dead automObilst, whO
rived at Ormond late Sunday night. left here on
the train that carried her sons DOdy.
1he guests here We're shocked to-day by the re-
port that Stanley had died The rumor, however,
was denied By 4 telegram received from St. Angus
tine late tonight saying that he getting along
We'll Many OF the visitors to-day went to view the
wrecked machine, under tent only short
distunce from the hotel
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
MUSIC.
A Repetition of "Lohengrin."

Mr. Knote whose engagement at the Metronol-
itan Opera House VIII be concluded with tornorroz
evenings representation OF Die Meistersinger Won
Nurnberg.' sang in the 12sth or 12sth perfornance
OF ''Lohengrin' set down in the records of the
lyric playhouse in upper Broadway last night The
effect Of his entrance into the opera was like that
which his coming had upon the German season IN
general this year. The first act was proceeding In
a peculiarly nstless manner until the knight ne
the Grail Infused Il with life and animation. After
that the opera was enjoyable. The parts were dis
trbuted they had been several times before the
principal singers besides Mr. Knote being Mines
Eames and Walker and Messrs. Blass Goritz and
MGhlmann. Mr.. Hertz conducted.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
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New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
CHARLES wYNDHAMs CLOSING NIGHTS

The lovers of acting, those persons who care for
the art itself and are needless whether the plays
old. would do well to improve the op-
portunity of seeing Charles Wyndham, at the
Lyceum Theatre. while yet it is within their reach.
This comedian builds on great knowledge Of human
nature and social life, and he possesses a beauti-
ful style. The favorite play OF David Garrick
Will be performed tonight Wednesday. and
twice on Saturday, Mrs. Gorringe's Necklace is
announced for Thursday. and The Case of Re-
belhous Susan for Friday. Next week Mr.. Wynd-
ham will act in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST


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New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
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New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

ts er Fssds@Ss s s@Sa N9 o5 2 Gn s2 Pr 3 Tss @
sarah TowHsend. w3d5w OF EdWi2 s coiss Of New
SsTe Sk y s % aHd y%lnssi dfag5sT d4 % OF ts late D
service al Eer aJs residence on Wednesday afternoon
y. Y. On Thursday.
coNE-oa Monday. January q. Edward Payson Cone.
Narbattan Cong-egation Church BrSadv9sv and 7srHo
ST. Wednesday. January 25. at 10 1nterrnsnt
CRowE-At East stroudsburg Penn on Friday night.
January 20 OF congestion Of the liver. Martha Il;
private
DAvIs-At his residence Riversds Drive corner Os,h-
Davs son Of the late John W % and MarS Loase Van
Beureu Davis Funeral 81. Marks Church, 2d-ave.
and 10th-st, Tuesday morning II O'Clock.
ELIoT-Anna, wife Of Ellsworth Eliot u. D.. on Janu-
ary g sged ~ Funeral private Burial a GuilfoFi
Ne7-IOTk. '''
GI:-BBLE.sud6enly. OF pnsuInonia. at Miami Fla. on
and dsgghtsr q the late & pr Aires wsgssai,
Dri,sts. '--'---''
The Mary washinEtQn Colonial CHAPTER D. a R. an
2isI-sI ana 4h-ave Wsdnesday January IS at 10 a n
HARDING-on Friday January 20 Georgiana. wife OF
sve S i1,s viii Be 6eI a. the residence Of Ter sOnia
r n Powsrs Farr West Orange, n j. on Tuesday
January "A, o. The Arrival q the $50 q m tram
ST. James the Less. Philadelphia. al $50 p,
JAQUEE&ss----- $780,, -.---,., -. 49,. ,.....,.-
Law at the University, the day of January 1895:
was for twenty Years the head Of the NeVYo2k Inyer
sitv Law school thousand lawyers studied there
under his Inspiring leadership, OF whom i've
justices Court and others at equally
he Faculty high appreciation OF the
he rendered Dean and Professor TO
the legal learning PaScs dark and dul were
illuminated by his genus students, IeTple1eG and
buyant OPTIMISM associates in C0uusels ct the Uni
verslty guided by unfsiling wisdom and their
with hs soul in affection and esteem he
was scholar Of profound learning teacher who in
and lofty VIII be cherished here
and elsewhere wherever learning IS honor-d ana noble
manhood held in The Law SchcoI viii ue
closed The day funeral mark q our respect
o.BRIEeS-on Monday January o. Margaret T, beloved
iEelcs. East 3uth-st.. WEDNESDAY morning
Mass at clock. Francis Navier's Cnurcns Hest
F6th-st InterneuJ Calvary Kindly omit flowers
sF ANE1s-At Round Lake. y. Y January .. os apo
p.exy Amy c. sharks. aged o.
sTRANcA AIIASS-sudIenls SUNDAY. January 81 in her
74rh wear Clara H. widow OF the late hon J. ) T.
Sranahan services az her late residence No
UuiOn-st, Brooklyn, y J. on NedneS4aSs Ihs
25th at D m Interment at Greenwood-
vAIsH-At her late residence at Wayne. Penn on the
20th inst Caroline A. Wash. daughter ot the Iate
Tstrha~i and Agnes Walsh. FUne1al services at 81
Jo5n's Church Cemetery. Youkers n y al 4;40 D m
Tuesday January "a
VII TE,YAt Pleasanrviue. n. Y. sunday, January
- tiza A. widow OF caleb Wiltey. II tie 9lst year
Wed1esIay January >. al p. N Train leaves Grand
(-a7rraI station 1i4U 1nlsrIleAl II HFee1"oo
Thursday noraing, al lO.5y.
UNDERTAKERS-
- :, Frank r CaInpbeH-stephen Merritt
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
DISAPPOINTMENT AT THE VATICAN
Belief There That the New French Cabinet
Will Continue M. Combess Policy.

Rome. Jan. 23-The announcement OF the com
position Of the French Cabinet was received
eoldiy the Vatican where the belief prevails
that although the Ministers will be moderate
they will continue the late President Combess pro-
gramme for the separation OF Church and State. as
approved by the Chamber of Deputies before NJ.
Combes's resignation. Still, definite opinion the
subiect is reserved until after the ministerial state
ment Of policy is made 10 the Chamber.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
ALBANY PROFESSOR HoNoRED.

.-~sa1g Jaa- 2s.-Fro1essor Lewis Boss. astrono-
-, " Dudley Observatory. OF this city, to-day
'Hl crleial notice that the medal Of the Royal
- sei.Siaieal Society o. England had been awarded
~ - vac awarded 10 Professor Boss particularly
- - Researches IN connection with the move
va u TIE stars and the structure % the scereal
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

lbf TELEGaAFH % TEF TGIRUNE-l
-, n =. Jan. IA degree of IL D VIII
-Sllsrreo on ElihU Rect by Williams College. IN
- This honor was to have been conferred last
ii.,ss' oll DIT. Root was unable 10 attend At that
g.. pNlng 70 olacial duties lie viii receive his
80 q Tie same time W!tn President Roosevelt.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Jan. "a
Conditions arc unsettled east Of the Mississippi River
excent in Nev-EnEland falling pressure and cloudy
weather There have been light SHOWS in the north
.1o,a the upper Mississippi and Ohio valleys and tho
lake region and light local rains IN the South
7-ha disturbance stIH persists near the North Pacific
coast and rains have continued generally the north
ern districts west Of the Rocky Mountains.
There will be Tuesday IN the lake region Middle
Atlantic States and Western New-Enslaud. and snow
Tuesday and Wednesday in Western Montana There
will bs rain Tuesday the East Gulf and South Atlantic
States followed by fair weather Wednesday and snow
T,-5s,. IN Nevv-Fnsiand In the central valleys ahI
middle and south districts wes- os
no RocEv Mountains the weather viii be generally talc
Rain continue in the North PaclAc states anu n'Fth
me eastward movement a marked high over
the extreme Northwest win cause temperatures to con
comparatively low east c LIJ - - -1a,5
er1nerattres have fallen considerably IN NeW-hhsad
and interior NeyIork and IN pS59aS @ on tf fts
Forecast for Special Locnllties.-For Delaware and
Nev-Iersey cloudy to-day probably snow "Wednesday
fsr. light northeast to winds becoming variable
For Eastern New-York. increasing cloudness to-day
followed BY snow wednesday fair light north TO north
east winds becoming variable
For Eastern Pennsylvania snow to-day; "Wednesday
fair: variable winds ,, . - g.,
New-England Increasing clouolless touaSs
lowed by in west 9ortlon n r,S
central portions Wednesday snow AghI 10 hesn norm
10 northeast winds. - -. ...A,.
snow: wednesday fair little change IN temperature; Hghs
hoEtneSry y;sss ~ Ne%Yors snow to-day. cold
portion: Wednesday in north ana west TAR IN
soTtlsast portions variable winds becoming nor wese
i For Western Penrsylvanis snow to-day; wednesday
nartIy cloudy near Lake tle. vaFlSoie "iHu7' o
coming northwest ana fresh "echesuaS'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

Edward S Willard. Mrs. Carter
Charles Wyndham. Mrs Fiske,
Edward Terry. Maude Adams
David Warfed. Ethel Barrymore
Francis Wilson Miss Barsescu.
Alber. Chevaler Lillian Russell
Tyrone Power. 1rltA 6cheh.
RavInond Hitchcock Mary Moore
Jefferson De Angels. Ida Conquest.
Arnold Daly. Beatrice Morgan.
George NJ Conan. Henrietta Crozman-
Charles Cartwright. Edith Crane
Wilton Iackave Isabel Evesson.
L. NJ. Holland Edna May
Kyrle BelleW Christie Macdonald.
Jobn Mason. Margaret Ellington.
Cyril Scott Jessie Busley.
Lew Fields Fay Davis
RalDh Stuart Beatrice Terry.
Jcsenb Weber Mary A1addern.
David Higgins Drina De Wolfe
II Rarnes. vane Featherstone.
Alfred Bishop. Ienreys Lewis
Ernest Tanford Cynthia Brooke.
Harry Cane. Dorothy f1anliIlo''u'
p q Knowles Emily Rigl
E-6r-rnd LYONS Marie CahIll-
Edwin Arden. Minnie DupIes'
p5u,ard Harrtgan Adele Ritchie.
Cooper CIiffe. FRANCES 4dhg'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

Sshould be read DAILY by all Interested an saanxss
may occur a. rimel
vii rII malls Tor tRe week ending January g 1875
-se promptly IN al casesl the General Poscfnos
- Ioiows- Parcels Post Mails than
.8slS -Ie SHOWN below Parcels Post mails for Gers
-1ny CieSe a. . Q. m January % per a Chemnltst
January = Der s Pennsylvania and January 90 Das
ies1iar ana supplementary mails close Foreign
- 'lnsF OF West and Morton Srreetsl half
@ Ilh e.oSinE time shown below (sxcsD. that supple
close one hour later Foreign StatOn)
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
Mss GOULD m RICHMOND.

-ainond. Va. Jan. 2s,-AIiss Helen Gould. OF
u Sork arrived here to-day and tonight par
s~-isc n an entertainment IN her honor al tae
-. tsilwsy Young Mems Christian Association
s,s Which she presented Last year 70 tne
railway eHlpl0yks.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
MISS mFADDEN TO ENTERTAIN.

At an entertainment for her friends and guests
Of the hotel Miss Marcia c. NcFadden win tell
many stories in negro dialect the Hotel Majestic
tonight, beginning $50 O'Clock. Miss McFadGen
has the reputation of telling these quaint and hu-
morous stories in most entertaining manner.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

Highest temperature yesterday Is degrees lowest
degrees: average % degrees: Tor corresponding
year AZ averags for corresponding
eata OF last twenty-five wears 20 degrees,
Local T0rscEHt.-To-Gsy Wednesday fair; light
north ta northwest Winds becoming vaFisbls.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
Tribune Local Observations.
HOURS: Morning.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated by The Tribune 5
seIf-recording The dotted lire shows the
psrature as REGARDED Weather Bureau
Local Ofical Record.-The following ofieal record
Weather shows the changes IN the tenn
paratures the twentyfouT hours In comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

now current at the Savoy Theatre win be trans
Ierred to the Lyceum Theatre on January 90
The promised adaptation OF ..Friquet' win be
produced at the Savoy Theatre on January 81
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

Arrangements for the funeral have not yet
been made. nor has the place OF burial been de-
cided on. No word of Richard Croker's coming
to America. had been received by his son.
The board OF governors of the Democratic
Club at it's meeting last night adopted resoiu-
tions on the death Of Frank Fl. Croker. who was
a member of the board. All Of the games in the
club tournaments which would have been played
this week have been postponed, have been
the dinner and reception which were 10 have
been held tonight. \ committee was appoint
ed to attend the funeral.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
MINERS IN MONS DISTRICT STRIKE
Sympathetic Movement Begun in Belgium
Spread of Trouble Feared.

Brussels. Jan IA strike of coal miners has
been declared in the Mons district. in sympathy
with the German strikers. It is feared the trouble
viii extend 70 other districts.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

Charles wyndham and Mary Moore are playing
their farewell week at the Lyceum. The repertory
for the remaining performances has been ar
ranged as follows: Tonight. Wednesday and Sat-
urday and the. Saturday matinee, David Car
rick; Thursday evening, the only time, Mrs
CorrinRe's Necklace" and Friday evening for
the last time. The Case Of Rebellious Susan
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
LEOPOLD STERN BELLEVUE TRUSTEE.

Leopold Stern, senior partner Of the firm OF Stern
Bros. & Co. OF No. IS Nassau st, was appointed
yesterday by Mayor Mcclellan a trustee of Bellevue
and Allied Hospitals, in place of Marcus Slime
whose term has expired.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-J. Thompson Brown. Wilmington. Del
FIOTI.AND-Tbe Rev. Hamilton Schuyler, Trenton,
\ J. MANHATTAN-Bishop ". c. Doane Albany
NTTRRAY HIIIl-General AuaSa J Parker, Al
bany. WALDORF-AsTORIA-K X hammond
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
ACTORS NOW HERE.

Tho list Of actors who prominently before the
public Of New-YoIk this week IS urcomm0nly
significant Of diversified talent and miscellaneous
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

Saturday January a. 1905
"a s I6enas's Church. NeW-Tork. by the Rev. Will
lam H. N-o1ert .. D. assisted by tae Rev. Ernest "
S,Tes. D. D, Mary Constance Knower. daughter OF
MIS- BenJsInin knOwer, Henry Coleman Drayton.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
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Slstt ~ - ~ tALI IAft-Hotel Cecil
Grand iats SnaSaal1; Hotel De Lille E, fAston,
C9ntinen5aL Hotel du Paiais fo,s 81 IssI asss ar
NJ A!2a9y. Hotel Regina W - ''' Ans
-rtS,4 I .,-l.e tFrande Hotel. Brussels
ia y p assaler- Hoe FIot~i Wfeshadan-
.1-srll3,55 SIS h2.e4 Munich: Hotel Bellevue. DrssIen
- 4NA SVIrZF,E{I Hotel Bristol Wanna.
3rsnq Hotel Hungaria Budapest: Hotel Baur an Lac
1:1 1>2 SOUTH OF FFsANCEcrand Hotel. vsnivs:
-~ll -LifteL Rome Eden Palace Grand
1Iei S1irinal Rou1s- Danieli. Venice: Hotel
Ie 4d.!1n; Hotel de FEerulitage. Monte Carlo
SO5a4 -flotes Forne, Hotel Nice Nice:
I1 5eaL ste. Cannes. Hotel Gala. Cannes. savoy
--J-- Gelleai hotel De Jondres. Genoa Belle
S1n Keno; Hotel de Ia Vile. Florence; Grand
4t@r 4'Veace- savoy EtoIe Florence. Hotel Metro
e-e M1rte Carlo Hotel ROy-I. Reno: Hotel
--il. '7-eta2Te. Nl~e Hotel Eossauigo. Ma
49, >aNor Hotei. san Reno Grand Hotel, MoEts
=. = aFio. Sl-n Pals~e Hotel Monte CarIo.
O<AiIt EtrYF'T-Sheuheard-s Hotel Pzlara
Hotel Grand Contfnsntal Hotel
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24

Last night a revised version Of ''Higgledy Pig
giedy" was shown at the Weber Music Hall. as a
1orerunner Of THE College Widower' Its only
added merit IS brevfty. The buresque is the
attraction
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
Insist upon having Buraett's Vanilla
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-24
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Miss scheff Still Sick-"The Yankee Con.
sui" Tonight

Miss FRITZ scheff is still sick though 1t is hoped
that she will recover enough to sing tonight 1t
saiu last night that she suffered only from a
bronchial cold but that IS bad enough, when one
IS prima donna