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NO SKINNED MILK FOR NETWORK
Health Department on the Alert-No Com
promise with Dealers.

No SKINNED milk be sold in New-York City
with Dr. Darlington's permission. and the in
spectors Of the Health Department win exercise
greater caution In the future to that none is
used to aduterate the milk sold by enterprising
dairymen. o. w. Mapes. on behalf Of the leading
farmers Of Orange County, called the Health
Commissioner yesterday and asked him If It would
be possible to relax the rules in New-York and
Kings counties SO that SKINNED milk might be
sold. He went away sorrowng.
IF 1 should let them bring in SKINNED milk"
said the Commissioner yesterday evening. tine
daiTymen would use 1t TO aduterate with. It would
be particularly hard 10 detect and would permit
them 10 cheat the people with iupunity.'
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures March IT.
The weather districts has been clear 10
partly cloudy with still higher temperatures than pre-
vailed Thursday temperatures this afternoon passed
above 10 degrees Ohio Valley and in the middle
and lower portions CT the Mississippi Valley In West
ern districts disturbance OF considerably energy Is
moving eastward middle Rocky Mountain region
caused thunderstorms and
showers in Arkansas Oklahoma, northern Texas and
northeastwsrd into the upper lake region IN
Southwest rain has continued with snow
much colder weather in the northern districts OK
NeW-Aiexico southern Colorado and Arizona
Temperatures have risen decidedly in the Jake region
and the Missouri Valley. and there has been marked
fail in extrene Northwest
Local thunderstorms indicated for Sat
urday middle lower portions Of the Mississippi
Valley Ohio Valley and Tsnnhssee and in te At
iantc Coast districts on Sunday, High Temperatures
will continue Eastern districts Saturday and sunday,
viii be colder Saturday in the Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley and the western portion OF
Colder will prevail
day in Mssissippi Ohio valleys anc the lake
the winds along the Atlantic Coast viii be fresh
easerly increasing sunday the Gulf Coast fresh 10
brisk souherly and over Lake Michigan brisk south
easterly Southerly
steaners Departing Saturday European ports viii
have light ehr winds and fair weather TO the Grand
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ROCKEFELLER CHEERS DIR, HARPER.
President of Chicago University Basks in the
Sun at Lakewood.

Lakewood n. J.. March IT (speciaD-In two
hours talk which he had with DR.. Harper at his
hotel John D. Rockefeller spoke encouragingly to
the university president, and afterward Dr. Harper
appeared much more cheerful than when he arrived
Mr.. Rockefeller told him that he thought he looked
very we'll indeed for who had been through
a surgical ordeal Seated comfortably in easy
chair on the veranda Of hotel DR.. Harper spent
the greater part of the day baskng in the sunshine
1T was worth making the Journey from Chicago
just TO enjoy this BATH" said DR.. Harper this
afternoon. II think my stay here will do great
deal Of good for feel better already"
DR.. Harper Will devote himself absolutely to rest
while he Is here. No business matters connected
with the university will reach him at Lakewood.
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AIK8GAN-On Friday, March II. residence No ga
Harreon-st, brooklyn, OF pneumonia Rebecca Gira1d
BARBER-on the 10th inst, at his residence, No as
eral U. V. Funeral will be held az Grace
Church. Sunday. March IS. at 2:so O'Clock.
BROwS-At residence. Alerton. Liverpool ENGLAND
Late stewart Brown OF New-Yors cltv PsfIsssrSs NE
Baltimore papers please copy
CARHART-on March II 1905 at his residence No 12s
Columbia Heights. Brooklyn y. Y. George b CaThart
Funeral notice hereafter
225 West 127tb-st, Edward C Coekey- Funeral
Will be held at Mount Norris Baptist Church, 9Th
ave. and 126th-st.. Saturday, March Is, D. N
Baltimore papers please copy.
DE FoREsT-on Tuesday March Il 1905 Frederick
lockwood OF the late James q. Julia 7. 40
Funeral service VIII be held the chapel OF
the Brick Presbyterian Church. 37thst on
Saturday morning the lsth inst. at 10 O'Clock.
oARwooD-On Friday March IL 1905 Mary A. wifi,
OF the late Hamilton c. Garwood. Notice OF funeral
hereafter.
GRIFFTTH-On Thursday. March &C. at Rochester N Y
julia NJ, wife OF tho late David Henry GFifllh. Fa-
SD. m.
GUGGENHEIM-On March IS. at Palm Beach Fla
Meyer Guggenhen. In the 18th year age Funeral
services VIII b. held the Temple Emanu-Isl 5th-
and 43d-st.. Sunday morning Marco 10 AZ 10
oolock nnterment at convenience OF family. kindly
omit flowers
HARTNErT-on March 10. Mary Louisa Harsnott agaa
2@s ana rs East iTtA-st New-Yorf, on SATURDAY day.
March is. at p.
KLEINHANs-At Belvidere. n j. Thursday March ia
1893. Daniel W Kenhans. IN The sea year OF his age
sEAGRAvE--on Friday. March IT. 1905 Mathiaa. wife
OF CLIFFORD p seagrave- Notice Of funeral later.
TURNER-on March II. James Turner beloved husband
as Mar * loo q 81 ~ "''' 4S'A' on Monday
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SUIT AGAINST HAWLEY AND RAY.
Sully's Trustee in Bankruptcy Acts in Be-
half of Creditors

Complaints served yesterday on counsel
representing Edwin Hawley, Frank II. Ray and
Darrell J. Sully in suits for a total amount of
about $4,000. brought by David H. Miller trustee
in bankruptcy Of the firm Of Daniel J. SulIy & Co
Mr.. Miller is acting in behalf of the creditors OF
the sully firm. and has retained Elihu Root as
counsel. The purpose Of the suits is to endeavor
to hold Hawley and Ray responsible for the sums
alleged to be due creditors joint accounts which
him
One of the suits is directed against Messrs Ray
Hawley and Sully for $T7715, and another is
against Messrs. Ray and Sully for s150720 alleged
to be due on cotton accounts preceding the failure
of the Sully firm
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r. D. WRENN ENGAGED.
To Wed Miss Dabney, Social Leader of
Boston
EBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rn1BUNE.l

IBT TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE
Boston, March 1.-THE engagement of Robert D.
Wrenn formerly tennis champion OF this country.
and Miss Grace Dabney. one Of the leaders in the
younger social set of Boston, became known to-day
to few Of their friends. although 1t was not the
intention of the couple 10 have the engagement for
mally announced for several weeks.
Miss Dabney is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred S. Dehney. of No. Al Beacon-st, and made
her debut three years ago She is a member Of the
exclusive Vincent Club for Young Women. Mr.
Wrenn is known to every follower Of the sports
throughout the country because OF his long list Of
tennis victories He served in the Spanish war
with the Rough Riders and Is member Of the
New-Tork Stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
CHADWICK PROPERTY SOLD.
Knocked Down to New-York Art Gallery
RepresentatiVe for $4,000.

Cleveland March 1.-THE household property of
Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick sold at auction to-day
to A. D. Nelson, of New-York. for $500. Samuel
L. Winternitz, Of Chicago, was the second highest
bidder. with a bid Of $5.10a There were twenty
bidders. Clothing TO the value OF between 81 90 and
$1,000 which Mrs. Chadwick held to be exempt from
the claims OF her creditors. under the bankruptcy
laws, was not offered for sale to-day.
1t was learned after the sale that Mr. Nelson
bought the Chadwick articles for an art gallery in
New-York City.
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p. r. RS BIG SUM FOR PENSIONS.

The statistics Of the Pennsylvania Railroad pen
slon department compiled OF December g. 1905,
snow that IT. the five years OF Its operation there
mas boon authorized 10 be paid in pension allow
@loes 10 retired employees 81 sI4yos7 SO. made I'D
Zach year as follows: 1904 $3.50 600: 1903 sS5s7 go
80 100 TO- 1901 s2a2 go 20 and 1900 s2 0ls g.
tlS Goes not include the expense OF operation Of
80 oepEItl-eEt. IN the FIVE years application of
- pension plan 2,sIS employees have been retired
= = eaElonsFs from the active service OF the COM
e-os, oI winch number seKen hundred have died.
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DR.. D. r. eABBITr UNDER KNIFE

The Rev. Dr. Dean Richmond Babbitt rector Of
the Church of the Epiphany. Brooklyn, was resting
easily last night at St Johns Hospital that bor-
ough where he submitted to an operation for an
pendicitis late in the afternoon While in Washing
ton on Tuesday DR.. Babbitt was taken sick His
friends insisted on his going to hospital there but
he returned to his home at No 90 McDonough-st
Brooklyn. on Thursday night After consultation
OF physicians yesterday morning 1t decided
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
OFFICE FoR GEORGE M. CUMMING.

The successor OF George ". Young as president
o. The United States Mortgage and Trust Company,
II Is understood the highest authority. will be
George NJ Cumming, at present first vice-president
o. the institution. and formerly first vcepresident
OF the Erie Railroad Company. The meeting at
which Mr.. Cumming is expected 10 be elected is
set for March 30. The Stock Exchange seat which
ar Young has just bought for $500 noted in
1nuTSoay's Tribune. is thar Of Bayard DoTninicl
81 head OF the firm Of Donniniek & Dominick, who
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BELMONT AND keENE ON GRAND JURY

Mineola. Long Island. March 17-August Belmont
the banker who has a residence in Hampstead IA
a member Of the grand jury which has been drawn
for the March term OF court which opens in the
courthouse here on March q. Foxhall p Keene
OF Old Westbury, Is also on the grand Jury.
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For points IN Europe and all countries IN the Uni
versal Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII be uls.fsd As
the following
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a. for corresponding Of year
20; corresponding Of last twenty-five
year, SO
Local Eorecast--Fair and warmer to-day followed By
Tonight SUNDAY. increasing east to south vnd
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Brown Brothers & Go. announce that the $500
900 Norfolk and Western division first lien and
general mortgage per cent bonds which they
recently purchased have been sold.
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Died.

VAN RIPER-On Friday. March ~, 1900 a. her lats
residence u East 4Sth-st-. Eliza Van ordea Van
Ripper IN the S9th year Funeral services az
the Collegiate Reformed Church 4SthsS and 5thave.
Sunday, the 10Th inst. 1t $50 p
WII4SON-At his residence IS West ssth-st..
Thursday. March 16. John Coclrane Wilson. husband
OF Eliza MacGregor Wilson. In his nth Funeral
services IN Chapel OF Central Presbyterian Church.
West ofth-sL. oetWesn broadway and ltn-asct On
q WCOdawn.
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BAD WEATHER DELAYS QUEEN.

LONDON. March h.-Queen Alexandra and her
49,, stoFneound at Portsmouth since Tuesday
re1ea this afternoon for Lisbon Owing 70 rough
eas the royal yacht took shelter IN Portland Har-
1or az $50 O'Clock this evening.
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oTTTsON-CowEs- On March 10. 1905. at No. 1O6 Han
cock-st, Brooklyn. NeEv-York City, by Rev. DR. N
MCGEE waters Alice. daughter OF w Irving and Myra
n CoWes Mr.. John c. Otteson.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Friday March II AZ
No. East 7Gth-st, BY Rev. Endcott Peabody
Anna Eleanor daughter the late Elliott Roosevelt 10
Franklin DelauO Roosevelt, OF the late James
Roosevelt
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SENIOR BERNARE ENVOY AT LONDON.

Madrid. March III. Polo de Bernabe. Span
fish Ambassador at Rome. has been appointed
Ambassador OF Spain IN London. He Minister
at Washington ct the outbreak Of the Spanish
American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

GRAND-ColoneI F. H Phipps. Springfield; L. II
Schwerin L. s. y. HOTEL ASTOR-Count r,
Resseginer. Munich. IALPERIAL-Dr, Friedlander.
Mannheim MANHATTAN-General Nelson A
Miles PARK AVENUE-T H Coggswell, Wash
irgton. LDORF-ASTORIA-James B. Oliver.
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The production will be staged under the personal
direction Of Charles Cartwright. London Assur-
ance' was first produced March l. 1871 at the
Theatre Royal, Covent Garden London. It's first
presentation in New-York occurred on October II
OF the same year at the Park Theatre. The piece
ran for several hundred nights and was revived on
various occasions. Many of the most noted players
OF generation ago were Identified with rrod1c-
tons OF the play.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST


SATURDAY GS)-At $50 a. Complementary ESQ
a. nj for Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela. per
Philadelphia mail for Colombia via Curacao. Be
directed per Phil tielphia'): at $50 a for
Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay, Hesperidess
at $50 a. supplementary 1870 nj for Fortune
Island jamaica and Colombia. except Cauca and Mag
daiena Departments. s. Crnail for Costa
10 q. m. for Cuba, per 8 Moro Castle, via 5a-
vanR; at 1890 p. TOR Cuba. Curityba via
mail directed per s. Cu-ityba'l
MONDAY (20)-At p for PernambucO and Bahia
per Castian Prince mail for other parts q Brazil.
Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay must b directed
per ;. S. Castilian Prince
TUESDAY C21-At a. m. for Rio Janeiro. sac Pauio,
(na for other parts Of Brazil Argentine Uruguay and
Paraguay be directed per s Capr'') az $50
a. m complementary 1890 M Nacaragua tax
cspt East Coast), Honduras Except East Coasc Sal
vador. Panama Canal Zone. Cauca Department
Colombia Ecuador. Peru. Bolivia and Chill a ..
Seeuranca, via Colon (nal for Guatemala be
rected per S. s Seguranca').
NOTICE.-Ftve cents per half addition ths
REGULAR postage must be prepaid all letters forwarded
drops marked Foreign Countries AFTER re
Closing OF the Regular Nail for dispatch by
lar vessel VIII not be forwarded unless add
tional postage fully prepaid thereon SIP
Elementary Transatlantic Mails also opened tts
piers OF the American. English and French
whenever the sailings a later late
mail be deposited In Tire boxes piers
the piers hour and half before sailing
and close minutes before sailing regular
postage Oetters cents half ouncel is required
articles mailed the piers Of the American. White Star
and German (Sea Pos steamers. double
10 cents a hair ourcsl other lines.
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BRITISH PRINCESS LEAVES RUSSIA

St Petersburg, March 17-Prinoess Victoria of
Battenburg left here tonight for London. En-
peror Nicholas and the Empress accompanied her
10 the station at Tsarskoe-Selo.
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Mail subscribers IN NewYork City TO the DAILY ana .
TRI-WEEKLY win be charged a COPY extra
postage addition the rates named above.
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Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win
extra charge
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RHODES SCHOLARSHIP AwARoEp.

Sandy Hin, n. Y. March 17-Leonard Cronkhfte
tr.. OF Greenwich, OF missionary In Burulah
India. has received a Cecil Rhodes scholarship to
Oxford UnlysraSys
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"eRAFT" EVEN IN POLICE MEAL TICKETS

Police Commissioner McAdoo is investigating a
report of graft in the meal tickets issued TO police
strike duty. The tickets issued were worth
$1,000. 1t is asserted that many Of them did not
reach the patrolmen for whom they intended
but were sold b. other policemen at a reduction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18

Ordia Kawamura, who for three years has been
Robert Drouets valet has started for Japan, to
re-enter the army. He is a relative OF General
Kawamura, and has been sent for 10 take active
part in the Manchurian campaign.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
A Production of london Assurance" Next
Month.

Before the termination of Miss Ellis Jeffreyss en-
gagement at the Knickerbocker Theatre, whittier
she removes in THE Prince Consort'' on Monday
night. she will appear in a revival Of London
Assurance" This famous old comedy, by Dion
Boucicault, will be produced at the Knickerbocker
by Liebler Co. between April l and 5. with a.
special cast. headed by Miss Jetfreys This cast Is
follows:
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII h,
republished in The TriWeekJ Tribune without extra
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Special Notices.
rribuns sus.criptIoa Rates.

Tribune Subscription Rates.
THE TRIBUNE viii be by mall . any address IN
country abroad and address changed cfsn
desired Subscriptions may be given 70 your regular
leaving. conVeria1t hand
n THE TRIBUNE Once.
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Nsw-York are:
William Harper Day. Mr.. and Mrs Brod.rtcle
Mrs Colgate Hoyt. Cloete.
Mrs Samuel Palmer DR. William J. Holland
Harold McPtke.
Among the passengers who will sail to-day on the
NecSar
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burr Count Rudoluh VestsaI.n
Alr. and Mrs. Henry Bright Mr.. and Mrs John TS++
Wilson Carr. mann.
W. Z Marcy Pendlston
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Cemeteries.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible BY Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station Webster and Jerome Avezue troIssys
and by carriage Lots S1Z5 up. Telephone (4s55
Gramercyj for Book Of Views representative.
once. 20 East 23rd St. n y City.
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One Sherlock Holmes host and two Sherlock
Holmeses guests will be the order OF a little
entertainment at a. Broadway cafe near the En-
lette considers the part Of the detective
oongenial role. and he wants to inform himself
how the character impressed the only other man
who ever assumed it in the authorized version -
T. Daniel Frawley has played the part all over the
world, from San Francisco TO China and back
again and now has given Handwriting Pro-
lessor Moriarty for the milder thrills Of the simple
poetic life lived by Bobby Burns in Nancy
Stair" Herbert Kelley, who followed Mr.. Gillette
IN the part in America now is the repentant hus-
band In Journeys End IN Lovers
Neither of these gentlemen 1t is confessed now
dock.
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Among the passengers who viii san TO-DAY On tbe


Finland
DIT II A. kF1ss Baron Frederick Tam.
stanielaus Dc tiuder w. F. Wright American
Henry Wilson. AneF- Consul General az NTtincb
Minister 20 Belgium
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED oyrpr,x-
DAILY

schedules OF closing Transpacac Mails Is arraa
on presumption OF Ininferruptad 0rs--S
port q sailing The connecting
Registered Iranspacihc Nails dispatched "
coUvsr Victoria. Tacoma Seattle. Whch cI-ss : =
previous cay) close II the General Postonlce New
follows. 49,
Hawaii via san Francisco. close az D m ,r,r.. ao
for dispatch per s. Alameda -
Hawaii Japan. Korea. Chlna srecEarTv a5s-.--.s
mall for Philippine Islands san Francisco rIcSs -
p. March p for dispatch chino $3.50 -
Hawaii. via Francisco close a o sFa-,r
dispatch per =. =. Sebraszan - ~
FIJI IHlands Australia except WcsO Nsvv-Cass,,ta
via vancouver and Victoria. Is. c.. AZ &
March . Tor dispatch g. 8 = -
Philippine Islands and Guam
D. March 20 for dispatch per T. 81 Transoorr -
New-Zealand, Australia Except West} Nevv-Csasoaf,
Samoa. Hawaii and Fiji Islands via Saa FreD~I<-~~
close at p. April for dispatch per 3 3 so3,-Ss
III the Cunard steamer carrying ths British man
New 1eaana does not arrive IN time connect wish
this dispatch. uails-ciosing Q-so
m. and 9 p. m sunday. 81 a.so m Q a IA asd
m--wih Be made up and forwarded until the arrival
the Cunard steamerl
Tahiti ana MarQreaas san Francisco cas.
at g p April 10 for iispatch =.
Eastern Siberia Is at present forwarded Prussia
NOTH--unless Otherwae addressed West AusTrsYs. A..
forwarded via Europe New-leaioEd
and certain places In thu Chinese Province o. vT-os
British Iudiafre quickest phiIfprfne-
cialy addressed via Europe rn,lv
the foreign HaNO Is forwarded VIA San 49,
cisco exclusively. *'1o-
WILLIAM r. WILCOX P,xs-.x.-
Rnz1cfdcaAr tsHz-Xcck> ~.
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may occur any tme)
Foreign mails he week erdfnz March
lose promptly in all cases
Registered aud Parcels Post Mails close hour
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aor Germany close at p. March Is s. Bran
ue5oulS; and March % per krOn2rinz Wilhelm
Iesuar and Supplementary Mails close Foreign sta
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an closing time shown below Except that Supplementary
mails FOR Europe Central America Ccon. close
one hour later Foreign Station