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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-01

CS44So FTenzied Finance" by Mr.. Kenett Chalmers.
was represented the Savoy on April 3. and IT IS
ottl current there Mrs lie Moyne and her company
@bpe1'eu at the Hudson April :. in the after
ioon' and acted Robert Brownng's Blot in the
o1'cneon- Mss Annie Russell acted at the Cri-
@E4on' apr 10, in Mr.. Zargwtrs Jimmy the
11Iier "a play in which the girl thinks that a
So~N1 VINO is her rival in business and whom Sc
c@e~Y she loves is making an offer Of marriage to
1et' "hen, IN fact. be IS making proposal OF
pH IHe'sHnA This was popular at once. Mr. Fiske,
al LIS Manhattan, produced April "a
pay called Tho Proud Laird in which the stu
9OoAs are exceedingly comic and OF the in
cIueIs or which are both iRtrinscally droll and de-
Hshuu!y illustrative Of certain amiable foibles OF
the scotch character. Mss Tempest has back
10 NeW-Hork for brief engagement, appearing
at the Empire in THE Freedom of Suzanne''-Su-
zanne being a wiIful. headstrong, foolish young
woman, who gets into trouble by offending all the
propr1edes OF civilized social life. but gets out
again by good fortune, and, meanwhile. Is comical
ara amusing in g somewhat coarse ay. The emil
nent features OF the have been presented by
Mrs B1ske. Miss Ada Rehan. Miss AIarlowe, Miss
Allen. MI Otis Skinner, Mr.. Edward Terry, Sir
Mrs Carter. Blanche Bates and Richard Mansfield
The dramatic obituary list. since last May, in
cludes, among others, the following names George
Becl1s. Nelly Mortimer (Nrs. s. F. De Vere), Laura
Joyce Bell, John T Sullivan, Celia Logan. c. P.
FIockton Wilson Barrett. Mrs. E J. Phillips. Mrs
Rosina Shaw Watkins. Fanny Januaschek Mrs
G. H Gilbert. John Matthews. B. T Ringgold.
Maurice Barrymore and Joseph Jefferson.
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HONOR MEN AT WEST POINT.

Announcement has been made at the United
States Military Academy West Point Of the
names OF the honor men Of the class OF '05, TO
be graduated In June. The five cadets highest In
scholarship in each graduating class are called
at West Point the star men. and this year they
in the order named:
DE WITT c. JONES' Of Georgia
FRANCIS B. WILEY. OF Michigan.
EARNEST GRAVES. Of North Carolina
ALVIN B. BARKER Of Oregon
CLARENCE L RIDLEY Of Maryland
On these young soldiers falls the honor Of lead
Ing the largest class in the history OF the famous
military school on the Hudson. As a reward for
their hard work throughout the trying four years
course and in accordance with custom. they will
be commissioned second lieutenants in the en-
gineer corps Of the army, the other members OF
the class being assigned 20 the artillery. cavalry
and infantry according to their relative stanltn g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washi- ston April 80.
-Feir weather prevailed In all districts except
Gulf states showery weather continues. area
Of high pressure occupies Mississippi Valley con
tir,es 10 dominate weather Of the Rocky
tans \ depression OF little energy the
plateau region. pressure in thE Gulf OF Mexico
and over the Canadian maritime provinces.
It Is colder in the Mississippi
Valley and temperature has risen IN the Rocky
Mountain region and tho Missouri Valley.
Heavy rains have fallen IN Texas Louisiana and Mis-
ssslpp there have been local rains and showers in
Alsbarna Georgia and Northern Florida
Forecast for Special Localities-For Eastern Penn
gyIvania New-Jsrsey. Delaware and Maryland fair
dsv and Tuesday: somewhat cooler today fresh west
winds
For Eastern Nsw-York. fair to-day and Tuesday;
cooler on the to-day. in interior Tuesday;
fresh winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western Nsw-York.
,,i today and Tuesday: Tuesday light fresh
west winds. ,. -, =. -.
Tuesday fair: fresh west winds
For District Of CoiunDlA' Isir eo--1S anu -~97-AS'
Ugh. fresh west winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-01

lar method Of the disposal OF the dead among the
English aristocracy has led the abandonment in
great measure Of ancestral vaults and in the
transformation OF the old family nausOleums Thus
the late Lord Monson whose successor is married
% inc widowed Mrs Lawrence Turnure. OF New
YORK daughter OF General Roy stone L. :. A.
constructed immediately adjoining the private chap
e. at Carlton. Lincolnshire sort Of columbariurn
or carved ornamental stone bearing the MOnsOn
heraIdlc devices and arms. which is destined 20
receive the urns or silver jars containing the ashes
OF the Monsons now living and yet unborn. II
Is something in the shape OF sanctihed pigeon
mousse, there being tiers Of pigeon holes above
the other- Each pigeon hole receiving its urn
or ashes IS dramatically sealed with pane OF thick
glass, While a brass plate Immediately below de-
notes the name. the titles and the other customary
data concerning the person whose ashes occupy
the receptacle. These cOlUmbariums In spite of
their ornate character do not. however inspire the
teeHngs or soIemnlty aroused BY old fashioned
nlausoleums. family vaults and stately ancestral
toulbs.
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY-
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co1UMBAR1UMs OF THE NOBILITY

The Catholic Church is. however much less strict
about this than people generally imagine and ONLY
the other day OF the most distin guished gen
erals Of the German army, General Won XyIauder
was accorded fun funeral rites by the Catholic
clergy in Germany. in spite OF the disposal OF his
tons Indeed IL is only since 1886 that cremation
has been prohibited by the Roman Catholic Church
in certain cases and among the prtncipa
reasons which prompted Leo XIII 70 take this step
was the fact that incineration had been adopted
by the atheists OF Continental Europe as feature
Of their funeral rites for the special purpose OF
giving a public expression TO their disbelief in the
doctrine Of the resurrection Leo likewise took the
ground that the ordinary form of interment has
been. so TO speak consecrated by usage ever since
the foundation or the Christian faith. that IL has
been accepted from time immemorial forming
part and parcel OF the religious ceremonies OF the
latter and that old fashioned form OF Christian
burial may be said TO have become one OF the mosr
solemn features OF the rites OF the Church con-
ISOLATION alike TO the dying and TO the oereaved The
Catholic Church however. permits cremation I'm
cases where owing 70 infectious maladies the de-
struction OF the body by means OF nre is rendered
polite and in certain other instances. I may
add that there are a number or Protestant denomi-
nations including the Lutheran state churches OF
Denmark Sweden Prussia ana "urteInourg, which
economically prohibit cremation.
OF course the adoption OF cremation as the popu-
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rRANsPAC1PTC NAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

-. schedule O. closing Transpacihc Mails
~. resumption q their uninterrupted overland
transit % port sailing The nnal connecting mails
fexc-Dr Registered Transpacidc Mails dispatched
. m preVious Gay, elise the General PosJc1sce.
Nsx-York. follows
dtspatch Per Alameda ,. !. ,, -. -.
2bIfDoirs Seattle. cLcse az 2 Nay
: - fIspatch per $. Pleisdes.
Ia1s Korea china specially addressed mai ~ the
fSiiippin4 Islands Tacoma close al , n Nay
I..o TaSsn Korea china and Philippine ISLANDS Va
saa Francisco. close - ? m Nay Tor disnafeh
>,p S.,I,,t Australia Cexce2t West) New--sIsdonis.
EyawaH and Fiji Islands Via san Francisco.
-. - 4 y m Nav 10 for dispatch > Stern
~ ~. Cunard steamer carrying the British mail -
,S5S 1isDatcS extra uails-cIosns $50 9-s1
=, an g D m, SUNDAYS AZ 40 a. m, A. and
= m-wti be made up and Forwarded until TIE
srrtvaf o. the Cuns7t steamer
-faifv afirrs-rd mail for the Philippine Islands
Vancouver and Victoria. h c.. close az 8 Nay
- - dispatch per s. 8. Empires % india
y-tt Isands except WesJ and NsVCalsio1is.
Nav 20 for dispatch per = = M2nuSa
nd MarQuesas Islands. Francisco.
AZ s D N. Nay y cor dispatch $ = &aripcss-
P~tpoIne Islands and Francisco, close
n m - dispatch " Transport
Nenehlrta Except Mukdsn SeWchwans and Port Ar
thur and Eastern siberia IS a. present forwarded
NOTE-Unless otherwise addressed. West Australia Is
forwarded via Europe. New zealand via Francisco
end certain places the Chinese Province yunnan
British Intia-tae quickest routes Philippines spe
me torsisa rates Hawaii Is forssr8et Via San yras
ciSco exclusively WILLIAM r WILCOX.
Postmasss.
PossnenOs. New YORK y. 7. AgEtl - 1904
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Postohce Noticr-

(shoud Ss DAILY By all interested =. casrx.s
nay occur -
Foreign NJ
N1-5npIy IN al cases. the General Postofce
tOs- registered and ParoslsPoss Mails closa cns hour
earlier than closing tine shoya belov Pa-ca,-Pa~~
A1Sl4s Ior germany close at , n. May and Nay s
,rSrceS-Eosr Nails for Grea< Britain and Ireland
SShpstcasd by the White Star Line Wst1sEczys
e ne american Lie SATURDAYS additional
.IcA Is Iaade - the Cuna- Line when CuEa-t
sSs o. saturday later than American
ne sane CAV Ths Parcels-Post Malls Ecu.
before The regular mails
fSSCsr and Supplementary mails close Foreign
on corner % Wsst and Scrsscsl
ma e's,,S tine shown below (sxcert Chat 6ulplS-
11lee-,aTy Mails for Eu-oPs Cs1traI AEsz.ass
Co.3a. eose one hour lstsE at EoreIgn Stscoal.
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A WEDDING.

The marriage OF Miss Margaret North. youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George H. North, and
the Rev. David De Forest Burreu took place at L
O'Clock on Saturday at the home of the brides
parents only the immediate family being present
the bride was given away by her father, and was
attended by her sister. Miss Katharine North,
maid OF honor. Norman Macleod Burrell acted as
best man for his brother and the ceremony was
performed by his father the Rev. DR. David James
Burrell. pastor Of the Marble Collegiate Church
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-R. G.. Irwin, Hartford BREs-
IIN-Baroness Won K,eydorf. Berlin HOFF-
MAN-Congressman George \, southwick and
J 3. Lyon. Albany. HOLLAND-Lord Fal-
corer London. and Baron Korekujo Taxa
HASH, Toxic. TAN-Presdent William
2 Harper. Chicago University EANARRE-Cap-
tain J. Wheeler and Colonel E. f. Wood. [. 5. 4.
WALDORF ASTORIA-ColoueI H A. Yorke, Lon
don; Sir Charles Enan Smith and Jason Rigby,
London. WOLCOTT-Conmande- H. G. Hebbing
haus, naval attache OF the German Legation,
Wash
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AN ENGAGEMENT,

The engagement is announced OF Miss Charlotte
Everett Miller TO Robert Bonner Bowler. Miss
Miller is the second daughter % Captain J. W.
Miller. commanding the Naval Militia OF New
York and vice-president of the New-England Navi-
cation Company. Ar. Bowler is the OF the
late R B. Bowler, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury under President Cleveland. and belongs
70 prominent Cincinnati family.
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ABLE-Ou April 20 az Boonton, y. J.. John Able. IN
his sSth Funeral services will bs held his
late residence. Boonton y J.. Wednesday afternoon.
May 3, az 23O ? m Train leaves BarcIay-st-. New
York. al l ?.
ACHELIS-On Friday evening April Is her residence
122 PerTepOnt-st., Brooklyn, Julie widow OF
late Thomas Acheis in the S5th year OF age.
Funeral private II is requested that flowers
AKIN-At residence No. East 4sth-st-. on
vices Bartholomew Church Wednesday
morning. May g. at 1890 O'Clock.
BRowN-on SATURDAY. April %. 1895. at the residences
Of Miss Walsh. Stamford. Conn. Harriet E.
Brown. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CONGER-On Saturday. April % 1905 Robert bod
Conger. Of the Halsey Conger and T1ttls
camp Funeral service from his late residence.
81 Bayard-sJ. brunswick, y. J.. Tuesday May ,
1895 23O D m Interment convenience OF family.
MOFFAT-ou sunday. April so. Susanna Lundie Muir
widow Of the late David MofIat Services viii De held
a residence, No. Il Willow-st-. Brooklyn.
Tuesday afternoon. May ., az 3 O'Clock
NELsON-on Sunday April 80 in the $50 wear of his
age a long illness, Richard Nelson. Funeral
services al his residence. No IS 6Oth-st..
Tuesday. May > 10 a, InterInent private. Please
omit flowers Boston papers please copy.
Van Vlet. OF Poughkeepsie. " Y. Notice OF funeral
hereafter.
wOoLsEY-At Detroit. april Is. Mary l. Morrison.
widow Commodore " 8. WOOsey. L 8 y Inter
az Utica
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Hlghest temperature yesterday IS degrees; oNest -
asee- averaee degrees; average corresponding
date last year 81 average for corresponding
dats last TWENTY-FIVE years. 80 degrees
ar ana cooler to-day tuesday fAlr;
re h yes vi
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Bar
inch
sos

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated by Tho Tounes self
bar The dotted line shows the
nsrsture rs recorded by the loca! Weather Bureau
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BCRRELL-NORTE-Sa Ap-fl % 1875 AZ the
residence Of the brides parents. BY The Rev David
James Burren D. D. LII D, Margaret Yorker, daukh-
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George H North 10 the Rev.
David De Forest Burrel OF Laporte Ind
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must BE- In
dorsed with full name and address
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Domestic Rates.

DOMESTIC Rates
EAFLY MAIL TRAIN
noinLs in United States Canada M,rteo
(outsde Of boEoughs OF Manhattan and The ronxO
AIso Rico. Hawaii nd tn, PhIIipnfnes
without extra expense for foreign postage.
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Married,

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii
republIshed In The Tri-Weekly Tribune wiihous
extra charge
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

4IEsDAH Cat 1;sO g. n for Europe pr = a
6ronpTinz Wilhelm via Plymouth. CherooU-g AID
WEDNESDAY C5)-At $50 a. n for Europa p-- g u
e4tSEC' va queenstown and Liverpool. 7.S0 g.
.or Eeaerlats direct Especially addressed enly1.
SJatsndar-; at $50 Italy direct (s2sclzy
addressed oniy)- = {. Nerd
- ttS4S@1 Czl-A- q. France Switzerland.
italy. Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and Brit
ish India, la Lorraine VIA Eavrs also other
steamer.
SATURDAY (6-At - n Europa Yer
Paul via Plymouth an5 Cherbou- (lucIudinz IvepooI
scotland and Ireland when specially addressed
steamer al $50 a. Tor Scotland direct Especially
addressed only. per s. Caledonia $50 g.
Belgium Parcss-Posr Mails. per .. Iceland also
reguIaT mall for Belgium when specially adt-esss FOR
this steamer. 1230 D Complementary ,
for Europe. per CamPaaia. via Queenstown and
Livs-pCOL
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. 40, EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFTC

Malls except Jamaica ard Bahaz.asO forSEsScsd
daily ports sailing The connecting nails cSs a.
General PostOfHce. NeS-Eork. as tclloWsf
CUBA. Port Tampa AT t4sO a m Monday Wednss
day Saturday (also from (sw-Eo-k. THURSDAY
Saturday-see above
NF-NICO CITY. overland, az 1-SO ? m and 1850 ,.
5zfv except sunday: Sunday a. and 1910 p
NEWFOUNDLAND except Psrcels-Pcst Matlsl. via
S,rrb sydney az : D Monday Wednesday acd Satu<
av CaIso occasionally FROM NeSork and Pelz1slollA
abovel
other Sunday april d; Nay : and q. see-C
IAMAICa ia Boston az D n Tuesday and Er1-4y
fsiso rom NevV-York Saturtay-see abCvel.
ccSTA RICE via Nev-Orleans 1850 D. m Trss5zy
fsRTTTSFT HONDURAS. HONDURAS east Cc&so sra
or sTFNfAL.A via New-Crlesns 1000 :. Non
dav West Coast OF Honduras Is dispatched from New
y0rx Via Pauarla-ses abOvsD
NICARAGUA east Coaso. via Ns-g-OrIssns tIossO
We West Coast OF NICARAGUA
from (eF-YOrk Wa Panaula-ses
pkSyIXss ana CANAL ZONE. vz Nev-Orea1s. 1850
: :, sunday tArter 1870 .. Sunday until SAIL
H. ~ Nex-York steamer. mall for Panama Canal
=. Neld sor New-YorH stsaEner-sea sbovsJ
+FSsTsrered Mail overland dispatches closes
previous
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,,orn tha Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
,1.ratrs for tbs last twentyfour hours comparison
,utth the c1rrssDonding dats Of last year:
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC


MONDAY O-At l ?. for Argentine, Uruguay and
PaEsguay Per EsyPSan Prince: a. : n Ter
Newfoundland per 8 s Carthas1-ian from Philadei-
wsD2sEspAY Cal-At $50 Complementary 1890
except East Coaz1). Salvador Panama Canal zone.
a3d chill per $ Binsnce va Colon also Cua5sulaa
SsuPp5eIleI{Ly 4CoO a n for Inasaa Haiti Jamaica
2ascs no1i5S eD asif P S PEI 5
and canal zone when specially addressed
Peraaabuco BaEa Rio Jaasro and santos 9ne.s5 ma
5a 55.ei5 1ssss ssr Tssay an PaTasuay
for Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay. Tyne
per Nile also Barbados when specially addressed
THURSDAY c+l-At q n. for Bermuda Per : : Ber-
mudian: at a n. FOR Cuba Tueatan and Campeohs.
specially addressed for this Steamer; a. II m Tor
Mexico Especially addressed only. Fer Bayao
FRIDAY (5l-At 70 a n t0r Fortune Island and ia
Port Detrtok), Belize Livingston and Port Linoa
supple1nentsry 1880 , N s5r BshaInas' az a :
N9saEa also l Gqantana5o and SsH1.ao when sgesis:y
SoEshe[TR Brazil! per : caI1stsnss. VIA Barbados,
t!ns. Uruguay and Paraguay, Fer : : RossalL
f5r cIso vene1Gsia and oio1Sia 5sIcet gu a ~
f6a P 5o1@6a Rec PsT Rss 5 zg1: =; = p
m for SH6a peg : $. Mexico via Eaya4a; a. 10
var and Guiana PEI $ AaFayal; a. IL n for Brazil.
ana Santos racudinS Northern Bail sr.s1-frS 80
quay and Paraguay when specially addressed for this
NoIIGE-E1ys cents Per hale ounce n addition the
BY supplementary malls end letters dsoositst IN &c
oIos ne5s ga toT sSreiSn CouatTtes after tia
vessel viii not be 50 forwarded unless adtitio1al
Hentary transatlantic mails also opened on the pisrs
NAV B. ds-osiIe1 in TIE nail bS1ss ~ ~. 3i.- -.
piers open on. hour and hsIt befo-s saiaS trns sad
possge reiters cents Saif onaee9 IS rsguirss oa
ses s sef 9 s6s Piss ~ me 5s I st,s
10 half ounce on other lines
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sEAMAN-POST-At her home. No. 81 Centra-ave.
N-w-Brghton. Staten Island Thursday. April ~
by the EccIestou, assisted BY the Rev. { c
Walker. Caroline Post, daughter Of the James
Byers Post. Il Thomas ST. John Lockwood Seaman.
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Or1cc-.
MAIN OFFlCE-No. l5i Nassau-St
STREET OFFICE-No.
UPTOWN OFFICE-$o. Ia Broadxay any Au,er-
District Telegraph Once.
BRONN BUREAtf-No. 496 East
WASHINGTON BUREAU-No 80 Est
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-ETederick " sonams-.
7e4 Broad-st-
AMERICANS ABROAD viii ma THE TRIBUNE at
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win D.
republished IN The Tr-weeky Tribune without ertr,
charge.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

readily accessible ~ iIaslr i-g Grand Central
station Webster and se-c4s trpIleys bY
carriage. Sis TsIephcne taS55 Gransrcy1 for
Rook az Views or rsErSs=Ct alive "
20 p d n. 7.
INR[, RTAKERS.
esd Frank Il. Campbell Stephen Merritt
Emb'rg Last. 241-3 West sd ST Tel 1928 Chelsea
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WEEKLY FARMER:
Six Months. 80
Twelve Months 81 %
WEEKLY REVIEW:
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ard for any ease Of Catarrh that eau.
)t bo cured by Halls's Catarrh.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned have known +.
Cheney for the last Is years, aud be-
eve him perfectly honorable in all
asiness transactions and financially
lle TO carry out any obligations made
\ the firm. Wslding, Kinman &Mar.
IA, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Halls Catarrh Cure is tax.
internally, acting directly upon the
.ood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
an. Testimonials sent free. Price rs
'nts per bottle. Sold by all druggists,
Take Halls Family Pills for consti.
ltion.
A bottle Of BOOK BEER is the very
hing you need to restore your worn
at energy.