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New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

Circus It Madison Square Garden.
Racing Aqueduct, 2;3o p. III.
Convention Physical Education
tion. Thompson Memorial Building, Teachers CNl-
lege Columbia University.
Medieo-I.egRl Society meeting, Waldorf. p
drill OF Hamilton Institute Cadets 22d Rezi-
ArTnory. evening
NewYoFk Society OF Chemical Industry
ing. No. los West 55th-st., S;l5 2.
American E1hnological society. lecture By Professor
Dyneey Prince Primitive Music Museum of
Natural History. SlS p. N.
Lecture by Ovrin Judd The Operations POhts
of Private Banks NeW-YOrl University School Of
Commerce. Washington Square. p m
FREQ of Board Of Education : p. m-Eigh
School Of Commerce. 66th-st. OF Broadway,
Frederick =. Richards. The Commerce Of Great
Lakes 0l!ustrated): Public School No. 81. 40
50th-st.. Miss Florence Foote Book Binding
illustrated; Board OF Education, Park-RVe.
69th-st. Professor Robert Prentiss Revelations
the Spectroscope' Cuustratedl; Cooper Institute
Ith-st. and 4tn-ave.. Daniel Gregory Mason
Chopin: ST Bartholomew's Lyceum Hall, No 2O6
East 42d st Mise Mari Ruef Hote-, Songs OF In
dustry-JTadliioDal and Modern Young Mems Chris
tian Association, No. West 18th Rooster John
son. Turning Points In the Civil War (ustVated)
Young MEMS Hebrew Asso3;ation 92d-st ana Lex
lngton-ave-. william l. Mckay, The Weather Bu--
reau' illustrated; Young Mems Institute No. 222
Rowery William l, Scanlin The Life Saving Ser
vice Glustratell.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
NEW CLUB BUILDING FOR LEHIGH
Spacious Structure a Memorial to the Late
President Drown.

Lehigh University is to erect a club building TO
be devoted TO the social life OF the students, IN
memory of it's late president, Thomas Messenger
Drown. The building is to be known as the Drown
Memorial Hall. The committee on the Drown
memorial has already determined on the general
plan and scope of the memorial, although certain
details are yet be worked out.
The building is 10 be three stories high and IN
harmony with the other college buildings. In the
first basement story will be a dining room
store rooms and kitchen. two bowling alleys, the
supply bureau room and lavatOries. Midday
luncheOns and regular meals will be served here
to the students, ana the training tables of the
athletic teams will also be supplied. A smoking
ROOM billiard room. reading and chess rooms will
occupy the second floor. with the superintendent 3
office On the third floor there will be a large hall
with stage and dressing rooms; Offices for the
athletic committee, alumni association, engineering
societies and students editorial boards There will
also be rooms for storage and for serving refresh
ments, and accommodations for the offices Of the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The committee on the Drown Memorial Fund,
consisting of representatives Of the trustees. fac
ulty and alumni. has appealed for subscriptions to
the alumni the friends Of the university and to the
professional and scientific friends of DIR. Drown
with whom he for many years associated.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
AVOIDED F1ATHER-IN-LAW.
Why ID. Percy Morgan Took Chi
dren Ascay-Sent for Wife.

The action Of Mrs D. Percy Morgan. daughter
OF John F. Parsons, against her husband for sep
arauon and the custody of the children alleging
cruel and inhuman treatment and deserton came
up AT White Plains yesterday. Mrs Morgan
'"iher sat beside Mr.. Taft assisting him IN the
cIosS-exanination of his son-in-aw. II appeared
that relations between Mr.. Parsons and his SON
hi-iaw have been strained for long time IL de-
Feloped also that the Jay mansion was sub1eet Oh
contention between the couple. Mrs. Morgan had
u under lease At S2.OOo year Mr.. Morgan did
not like it,
Inc Morgaus married in 1856 and on May
- last when Mr.. Morgan left Rye with the chill
dren he held the Office of assistant treasurer OF
the sugar Trust at a salary of $4,000 wear with
power 10 draw checks on that corporation This
power revoked BY President H. o. Havemeyer
after Mr.. Morsan's flight from Rye. Mr.. Morgan
then resigned
Mr.. Taft said that Mr. Morgan gave his wife 10
understand that any attempt to get the children
would be met with violence and any lnterfer-
ing would be shot.
The children remained with Mr.. Morgan at
various places in Pennsylvania until last Octo-
ber.' Mr.. Taft continued. before Mrs. Morgan
was able 10 regain them"
Mr Morgan on the stand admitted that ne TOOK
his wife know anything about It. His object. he
said, was TO compel Mrs. Morgan to establish her
home with him away from her father. -,
Two letters were introduced. One was dateo
June 3d. 1904, and was written by Mrs. Morgan 10
her husband In 1t she pleaded with him to let
her know why he had carried on the children TO
rented place at RadnOr. Penn. and would Ike
to have her come and live with him. -,
Mrs Morgan was present yesterday, oul ulu HOt
testify 1t IS expected that she Will take the stand
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
CHORUS GIRL HAS NO DUPLICATE.
Can't Be Copyrighted for There's Nothing to
File at Washington

possession OF document. signed by Catherine
Cooper. a young woman appearing at the Lyric
Theatre il .'Fantana" In this document Miss
Cooper applies for n copyright on her stage name.
The blanks are all carefully filled Miss
Cooper describes herself musical composition
and gives her authors the name Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. G. Delaney.
The application was accompanied by letter in
which Miss Cooper explains that She had worked
too hard TO make her stage name worth something
the risk of having any one else use it. She
lnCosed the requisite fee for copyright, which was
returned To her. with explanation TO the effect
that the laws Of the United States do not provide
for coTvrghting titles. Some clerk Of the Library
Of Congress added to this explanation note in his
own handwriting, saying that he would be- glad To
do what he could in the matter for Miss Cooper If
she would comply with the specification which
provides that a copy OF the composition entered
shall be placed hle at Washington. CnfOrtU-
natelv, Miss Cooper isn't twins.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19


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New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

training IN Louisville, ny. lie went to New-YorR
in 1871 and became member Of the Produce Ex-
change. lie formed a partnership in the commits
sion business in the following year with j. NJ
Fuller which continued until 1883, and then with y.
c. Miller and Charles Adams. under The firm name
OF l. T. Goldsmith Co Ia 1853 h. associated with
him Theodor Wolf and subsequently the late
Charles z. Wilmot under the firm name Of Gold
smith Wolf & Co. ON the first Of the present year
W /. & H. j. Lyons of Louisville. Ky, Joined
the partnership, the firm name becoming Gold
smith. Wolf & Lyons. Ia December. 1889 he bought
a seat on the New-YorlI Stock Exchange.
Ir April. 1900. he married Carolyn LathFop
daughter of James r. Lathrop, superintendent OF
Roosevelt Hospital. Al the time Of his death no
had reelected president Of the Harlem Trans
fer Company He was member OF the Manhattan
club and the Atlantic Yacht Club. He leaves a
wife and three sisters. Miss Elizabeth and MISS
Kate Goldsmith, who make their home at mn
Crest. and Miss Anna r. Goldsmith Of Aurora,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ohlcial Record and FOreCast.-Washington. April Is
plateau depression has deepened considerably IN
the last tweuty-four hours but vet crossed
the Rocky Mountains. The barometer also fallen
gon In Eastern districts been no material
change the barOnletric conditions.
has fallen in Texas, Arkansas. Oklahoma and on
the Pacific Coast. including Southern California
Il is the Southeastern States and over the
slope Of the Rocky Mountains
In the upper Mississippi Valley
ward 10 the Atlantic
indicated "wednesday Thursday in ths
Southwest and the lower Mississippi Valley also the
Rocky Mountain plateau regions.
II will b. warmer in Northeastern districts the
Ohio Valley.
The winds along the England Middle Atlantic
will be fresh northwest South At
light variable; tSa Csuf coast
south: the West Gulf Coast fresh
east. on the Great Lakes fresh
departing Wednesday FOR European ports viii
fresh west winds and fair weather the Grand
Banks
Forecast for special LOcRIities.-For Eastern New
York fair Thursday, Thurs
day: fresh
For Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware
talr to-day Thursday; Thursday;
winds
For Disto, of Columbia. fair today eRd Thursday
light variable winds
day Thursday warmer THURSDAY fresh west winds
New England isir toda, ami thursday fresh west
winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
THE DRAMA.
THE FIRM OF CUNNINGHAM.
Madison Square Theatre.

a change of bill WIS effected last night. at the
adison Square Theatre, the capital farce of Mrs.
temple Telegram being laid aside, 10 make way
iof a uresome attempt at comedy, called The Firm
y cunningham" This play Is of the band-box and
% %oiiiecuonery order. Its scene IS laid in New-York
~i'Y ana vicinity and its story relates 10 the pro-
ceedings and experiences Of David Cunningham
anu John Calvert. who are partners in business,
-their vocation being the custody of real es-
tates These parts are acted by Mr.. William
IidIcourt and Mr.. Henry Bergman. The part OF
oi calvert wife Of John Calvert, is acted by Miss
Iiilu" Spong. John Calvert is Jealous and sus-
pielous husband. The originals of some os the
cdcters In this piece are supposed 10 exist in this
capital IL IS earnestly TO be hoped that this sup
posluon Is unfounded The part of Give Cunning
man, a young man of wealth and popularity. is
assumed by Mr.. William Lamp, while Miss kath-
eiii'' Grey appears Vassar College graduate,
sister to Mrs. Dora Calvert In whatever part
she undertakes, Miss Hilda Spong pleases by
'he chiirm OF arch mischievous allurcment,
anu a Keen. polished, piquant method of eX-
pFessioh. In word. this actress possesses
style In the central character of this piece how
ever she Is occupied with nothing more interesting
OI important than portraying the hirtations and
GahDng ventures of vain. shallow. deceitful and
heartless woman, and her fine talents entirely
wasted The play is prolix and dull totally lacking
In action or situation. The performance is on the
whole. careful and exact. But the mispronuncia-
uon OF the English language IS, throughout. ex-
uaoFdinarY-' because becoming "be-coz'; for, -
FER Office "offus"; can" kin" etc The
usual silly disturbances were made by the friends
of the author and the end OF the act Mr..
Willis Stee4 appeared the stage between Miss
Spong and Miss Grey, and looked IL ne wished
himself somewhere else. ''The Firm Of Cunning
ham viii probably go into liquidation at early
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
LORD 1ONsDA1E DEFENDS KAISER.
Newspapers ReprOved for Statements Re.
garding Germanys Policy.

London April ls.-I4ord Lonsdale, in a letter to
the London News Agency. denies what he terms
ridiculous statements concerning his treatment
while attending the Kiel maneuvres, ana takes oc-
casion 10 reprove some newspapers which have
attacked Germany. His lordship says:
There is finer nature in the world than that Of
his imperial majesty the German Emperor. IL
there is fault all in his nature IL Is perhaps that
he is little too English in his ideas for Of
his countrymen We hear continually that he is
building ships "a compete with navy, which is
absolute nonsense. He is building ships to defend
the trade OF ms country, and II there Is any
fault II Is on side in sWagScrng that We are
building and maintaining 4 navy that VIII equal
that Of any powers Nobody takes greater inter-
est in the diplomacy and welfare of England than
his majesty. Naturally. whore the interests Of his
own country concerned ne would be very far
from doing his duty If he did not take every ad-
vantage for his country. J think this is the same in
all games whether cricket football or imperial
pOlcV
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
OBITUARY.
FREDERICK T. GOLDSMITH.

Frederick 7. Goldsmith. a member of the New
York Stock Exchange, died in Rochester at $50
o'clock. the morning Of April 49, while a visit
there. Mr.. Goldsmith born February g. 1856.
at the old home. Hil crest, at Port Gibson, y.
Y. which is stin IN the family and has been since
1872. lie the only OF Allen Thomas Gold
smith and Caroline Lakey, and the third
Thomas Goldsmith His greats grandfather on his
fathers side bought half n township OF land Of
the Phelps and Gorham tract which has descended
from father to son and has never been owned out
Of the name.
ford Conn, As u boy and = classmate Of
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
JAMES !. RAYMOND.

LnY TELEGRAPH THE TRIECNEi
Stamford. Conn. 4 Pril lS.-James /. Raymond
head of A A Ydntino & Co. OF Ncw-York died
hero This afternoon following operation for ap-
pendlyltIs. performed at his homo Saturday 2!ght
He was a son OF Edward Raymond OF Bedford
n Y and was educated IN The public schools
there Thirty years lac entered the Nantne
house as q partner He largely Instrumental
in it's rise After Mr. Fpntinc's death he became
It's head. He member OF the Union League,
Aldiue Association and other clubs in New ork
and stanford and was a director IN The New-fork
Real Estate Trust Company Lincoln Trust COM
pany ana other financial organizations.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

CURTIs-on Monlay. April IT, sarah Isabel daughter
TsS THSs q cRs0s 81 e s. LaG srI HPe e T. r
FARRINGToN- Suddenly at AIontcIair. N J.. on April
T. 1900 Sarah A. wife Of Joseph T EaEElns[on- ton
"a . on wy" Sg nSG AZ I net Ie 9 seSeS sa No.
Intermsnt at RhinebscE. y 7.
FElssENDEN-At stamford. Conn April IT, 1895 Mary
A. c. Fessenden, widow oc Rev. samuel G Fessenden,
In the seth year o. hsr age Funeral services viii g
Thursday. APFtl 20 at s p m InteFneRt at the con
WIDOW Gss ofdoa fletcher "a and aaaghsr HssR n:
late Peter Bergen in hsE ISd year Funeral from her
90 at 1880, IntsTment at Greenwood.
FQTEIT Bsyidsrs ~ April - ia 1soS >. losa Eooss
Belvidere. Iii.
GAYIOR-
MEN o THE ,.F cIT or YoIt 1sdati3s once
~ made OF the death OF Brother clarence "a C4ayIor on
April IL for eleven yeaTg M membeI % 81 TIE % s'G5sSy
RICHARD T DAVIES. secretaTg
GOLDSMITH lingering illness, TUESDAY, APr!
Po&as II ot 30 ss @ w West O
the family home Hin crest Palmyra. n Y.
HICKs-At hts home. Roslyn. Ions Island. 9Th month.
15th 1905 Robert HieAs in his Ils year Funeral eS
p n
EsTa5h I MY2. APF 4 sn leo5 R Phsss s
@Ith wear Funeral services win be held Wednesday.
N9rth ii 7th1st Rosevilie T. j. lire Of b. l. &
MAcKAY-ou April ie 1895 John MacKay in his ssth
year Funeral services his late residence, Bay
Rldge-ave.. 1st-ave.. Wednesday. April 49, at
ESQ o'clock.
MARTIN-Fntered into rest on Taesday mOrnns APT! @
late resdeHee 30 $50 Madison ave on Thursday
morning at 1914. Interment private.
OIIN-At East Orange. y J. on April Il. 1900 Ray,
mond Harvey Olin. only OF Harvey Church and
Tda Boyd his 25h Funeral services at his
late residence. No % Chestnut-st East Orange, on
Thursday. April ~, at p m Chicago papers please
copy.
PrACE-Ou Monday. April Il, at her residence, No "a
West Iith St Mary Elizabeth wife az waiter =;
Place and daughter the late Ransom Parker tunerAt
service Wednesday. April ~ AT p. m al her late
residence. IuterHent a. convenience ot fanniy.
pRINC;IF,-On Tuesday, April Is. 1895. James Wulurt
Prtrge in Esd year 0f hs age. Funeral services
viii I've held at late residence, No i6S West 5Ith
ST. on Friday, April 2l. AT 1880 a m
RAYMOND-At stamford Conn on Tuesday. April Is.
1905 James Irving Raymond. Notice Of funeral here
after.
RICH 4FTCn TIssday April Is. at his residence No
Place, Brooklyn, Abiathar RchaC1s IN
~ 6Tb wear Of hts age Funeral services his late
residence n O'Clock Friday morning
Monday April T. 10G5, Cstharins
wife OF Augustus Toedteberg The tneral services VIII
be held at her residence No 2l4 Nandsrhilt ave
T,rookiyn y. "Wednesday evening, April 10 az
O'clock. Intermsnt private. Kindl, omit hoWers
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
ARlArHA RICHARDS.

Abiatha Richards died yesterday at his home. No
I2l Fort Greene Place. Brooklyn. He was at the
head Of the A. Richards Shoe Company. whole
sale shoe dealers 81 Nos 50 and 81 Rctde-st.. this
CITY M Richards gyas born at Dedham, Mass.
sixty-seyeIl years ago. He had owned trotters Tor
wears and was one Of the oldest men who We're
road drivers on the Ocean Parkway. lie leaves
,EidCa. q daughter and three sons. The iuneTRI
viii be held d II a. m. Friday
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
POstomce Notice.

may occur az any tme)
EOIelsn malls for ending April % 1905 VII
promptly tn all caSesl the General Postoco
REGISTERED aud Parcels-PosJ Mails close
rSs er e tnan closing tiae shown below Parees Post
-1a 20 1feIIfiany close at April II. 8
A4l@er Wilhelm II. and April 10. per No1CSs.
F0st Nails for Great Britain and Ireland are
SIapetched by the White star Line Wednesdays aud
oy ne american Line Saturdays additional dis
P-.en Is made oy the Cunard Line when Cunard
alis on SATURDAY later than the American Line
tne same day The PaTcels-Post mails close
hour before the regular mails
Regular and Supplementary nails close Forolru
Att'n corner or West Morton Streets) half
aver tnan closing time shown below Except that sup
RenehiaIy VANS foT Europe and Central Arnerica via
Colon, close one hour later ~ FoTeign stationl.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS.

A, The annual meeting Of the New-Iorl1 County
Medical Association last night In the NeW-A orA
Academy OF Medicine. the following oiice'7 w.
,.d- President DR. Francis J. Quinan: first
y1ce-president DR. J. A. Bodne; second vice-presi-
dent DR. II. Il. seabrook; secretary. Pr Ct;,dS "; X
Stone. correspoudirg secretary, Dr. {. q. Chllds
ttrsss1irer DR. Charles r DenisOn; member or exec
,,,fVc committee for three years DR.. II: A. i)odn
nernbor of nominating committee. htlh dlstFlCt
branch DR. Wjsner r. Townsend
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
PLAN NEW MEDITERRANEAN LINE.
First Boat of $4,000 Frank zOtti Com
pany to Sail This Summer.

Tie first meeting of the board of directors OF tina
lrapk Zott Steamship Company was held yaster-
- ~ +be Office OF Frank Zottl at No. los Green
,,Icr-st The new corporation is capitalized at
s2CoVo. OF which $4,000 has been paid in II Is
said that considerable stock is held abroad Inc
corporation was perfected and 1he following ON
80 .l,ted. President Frank Zotti; vice-presidtnt {,
Ert+is Nagnani W. NJ. Cantwell was chosen 10
he The attorney for the company - vi, .,
Mediterranean ports and viii depend largely , ars 9
49, S1,tli he mn into commission this summer
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
&c REN. DAVID c. MooRE.

Amherst y s. April lg.-The death OF tho Rev
David Christmas Moore formerly of this town, at
C,usop, Herefordshire England. is announced M.
,,a v,bo was eighty years old, was the OF
F2ishoD r. c. Moore. of the Episcopal diocese oi
VIRGINIA ana was once stationed at Hobokef. n j.
He was a high official In the Masonic oi"et - 'i''
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

WEDNESDAY d9)--2t $50 a. n for Europe ps- = o
Majestic. via Queenstown Liverpool: at T.SO a.
$. Potsdann. ' -
Thu tSDAI t2O)-At a m. for France Switzerland.
4saiy, spain, Portugal. Turkey. Esypt. Greece ara
British india. La SavOe. (als0
parts OF Europe when specially addressed this
gteaHerl at $3.50 a Italy specially
dressed onlyt s Washington.
fElDA1 (2ll-At p n. for Azores Islands. per = =
SATURDAY (22)-At 4:3o a Tor Liverpool. Scotland
ana Ireland per 8. 8. Lucznia via Queenstown and
Liverpool (aiso other parts Of Europe specially
addressed for thIs steamer at for Europe per
s. ST Louis, via Plymouth and CherbOurE. a $40
a m. for Belgium ParCels-Post Mails. per Tader-
land talso regular mail for Belgium specially
dressed for This steamer at $50 for Italy direct
tspecialy addressed Onyl. s. SecNar. $50
a for Scotland direct tspeciaiiy addressed onyI.
s. s. Columbia
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19

BRESLIN-Bertram II. Bowen. Manchester. Eng
Isnd la 4j,, cAMBR!DGk-c Price Davis. England
n Y; GRAND.Captain G. G. NJ. Godfrey [. s.
OF Dominion hotels; Colonel J. +. Watson Fair
mont W. Va. OFFMAN-FOrrest Lake. Santi-
ago dc Cuba. HOLI4AND-Theodore N Eiy Phil
adelphia. HOTEL ASTOR-F w. Whitlock Lon
don. NORNLANDIE-J. z. Shaw Pittsburg. VIC
MOLCOTT-Coonel J. M. Dorst. Z. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
MArloMA1 AcAnEMY OF sclENcE.

Washington. April 1S.-The annual meeting OF the
National Academy Of Science began here to-day
viii, an attendance OF probably thirty members
from many sections the United States These
.a,,srs were read: The Geographical cycle in an
Arid Cline" William NJ Davis of Cambridge
Mass THE Mechanical Equivalent of Light" Ed
zraTd l., Nichols. of Ithaca. n Y, and me FStects
NJ Alcohol Upon the Circulation" by Horatio G
Wood of Philadelphia. and Daniel NJ. Hoyt' read
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
MONTANA LAND WITHDRAWN.

Washington, April IS.-On account of the MaTias
River irrigation project the Secretary OF the lnte-
rior TODAY ordered the withdrawal from entry OF
10000 acres OF land in the Great FANS tMontaha1
lar
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
loAN sAYRE MARTIN.

l,bu sayre Martin of the best known aeAl-
ers in butter and eggs n this city died yesterday
,ornlnr at his home. No. 25Q Madisoai-ave.' aIteF
an illness Of five weeks. Until he was taken Si1I.
- 80. active in business. although eighty years
a.. -. VAS the chief member OF the firm or Johh
~ ntnrtin S Co. No. les Chambers-st
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
sEcRETARY ~ MUCH aErrER.

Nervi near enod), Italy. April 1s.-Secretary
Hay has improved in health that he expects to
leave here Friday for Germany, but he may be de-
tanned il, owing to the railroad strike. he is unable
TO secure sleeping
New-York tribune., 1905-04-19
kINc TO RECEIVE, Mr.. MORGAN.

Rome, April 1S-lling Victor Emmanuel on
"Wednesday will receive In audiences J. Plerpon'
NIorga,, and Senator Nelson ". Aldrioh