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New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
Financial.
BOND SALE.
- q New RocheIle. y. y.

tsOehelle. \. d
,ss proposals Wil be received by che una.r
So Until February z. 1895, at eight O'clock ~ Tn.
fahsshe purchase OF al any part Of Seventeen
mI5s I've hundred tsl7.bo0) Dollars registxres
GU rs- cent school bonds OF said City sixteen OF
81 .kousan6 fsl.00oD dollars each and one TO- Fff
% sundred ls1.5oo) Dollars dated February J. 1905
re- -sturine. for fifteen hundred (sI60e) dollars
81 - hrst day Of May, 1897. and one thousa1 al
g seo) dollars annually thereafter commencing on
1905. interest payable seT1i-snnuaglv. prtncpai
Vi reres payable at the Office of the City Treasurer
So uroposal must be accompanied by a certiasd
- On e Incorporated bank trust company 10
ssse O. New York for two thousand (s2 O0O) dol
- rsvable the order of the Treasurer OF the CITY
!. Nsr Rochele
or.-ss wiu be engraved under the supervision Of
certified 20 their Cenuineness by the Inited
s,.s Mortgage and Trust Company and their iegasity
eA--svsd By ! Il. Caldwell ESQ, Of York Cftv
aeese opinion to legality VIII be furnished 10 the
-. I'd OF less than par value Of the bonds viii be
....isersd Bidders must use the printed form OF
e-.Sai furnished by tbs undersigned Accrued inter-
y II Be paid by Tic purchaser, and delivery will be
80 al the once Of the City Treasurer in New
sssr,e on February "a. 1895 The right is reserved
n-siect auy al BIDS
CHARLES kA&MERArEYER. City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
18th Street

The approximate OF the lien charge satisfy
which bove-described property is be sold, is
S166 300 with the 10th day OF
together with and allowance amount
ing 10 S4s2 IS with day JANUARY.
1905 together OF the sale The approx
mate amour; assessments or ohe- liens. which
are be purcf OF the purchase
money or paid BY So 764 70 interest
Dated, New York January 18th 1905.
EDWIN A. WATSON. Referee
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
NEW YORK, new HAVEN 9 HARTFORD r R

Trains depart from Grand Central IA ST and
Attn Ave. follows foT
Y 1000. 'x.IG:Oe \. II. : 1:oo. y Los. - 40
BOSTON. via WiIIUanJic-t's:OO A. ". ZOO P II
"11OO P NJ.
FITCHBCRG. Putnam and WOrcester-+S-0O =. N.
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLK-fs.5O A. ". F7-gI T. N
CT BARFINGTON. STOCIlBItIDGE LENON. PITTS
FIELD-T4:50. $3.50 NJ 1881 T "
WATERBURY and WINsTED-+4:J0: 5000. t's:lo.
t1O:02. sF10O2 60 Waterbury, A N, HOS. f4.3o
Ef5:o1. $500 $500 60 Waterbury) p NJ
Ticket Offices cCirand Central Station cI25-A
els. c261. 11s5 c135f Broadway. 5 Park
Place c2S Union Square cleS Firth I've c+S Colurrbr>
Ave, Madison Ave. c293 s..
125th In Brooklyn. c4 Court St. $50 Fulton ST.
$50 Broadway z d
eDaily Except sundays. lSuudays only 'Sto7s -
i25h 81. XS0ps at 125th St. Sundays only rParo- ar
Limited Has dining cParlor and Sleeping ar
G T. HENPsTEAD. Gen Pass Ast.
o. NJ. sHEPARD Gen. supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
BOND SALE.
city Of New Rochelle. \. Y.

sssisG proposals VIII be received by the under
.-.ss r-ts7 February : 1895. eight O'Clock D. m
:. RE purchase OF all or any part Nineteen
S,usEnd lS1g 000e Dollars registered four per cent
Trrrrorenneut bonds. series Of 1895, said
~ a one thousand (:LeO0) Dollars each. dated
..t---a~v ! 1895. ana maturing bond annually
Is--sn-{rc May J. 1897 interest payable serni-an-
-r. prircipsI and interest payable the Office Of
- Cftv Treasurer
Esch proposal must be accompanied by a certified
49, ~ ar Incorporated bank trust company IN
- S+a-e Of York for two thousand (s2.OooD dol
s-s psyable the order OF the Treasurer OF the
S7tv az New Rochelle
sonds wsn be enEraved under the supervision OF and
-ees ss - their genuineness BY the United States
vr-+Csre and Trust Company, and their legality ap-
ss-rre6 br J Z Caldwell. Esq, OF New York City,
nose opinion % legality VIII be furnished the
YuTchaser. -, - -, -, ,
-,.-sf5e-ed Bidders must the printed form of
.-orossl furnished by the undersigned Accrued in
fssr 10 PAID by the purchaser and delivery will
!. MADE ~ fhe Office OF the City Treasurer in New
S,beTIa on February i. 1908 The right IS reserved
,sx-ect any all bids
NrrfsF Ner Rochelle y Y. January 20. 1905
CHARLES KA8ELERAEYER City Clerk
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
SurrogGtes' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County Of
New York is hereby given all persons having
claims Wallach, Of the County OF
New York deceased present the with vouchers
thereof 10 the their place Of ransactng
business at the Office Fettrstch, Sknan and Seybe,
10 l4T Nassau the City Of New York, on or
before the 26th day Of July next.
Dated New York the 2lst Gay OF January: 1900
FMNfA " WAII,ACH, ADOLPH WALIAACH Executors.
p-71~11R FITCH SIIKMAN AND SEYBEL. Attorneys for
Executors lar Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan-
New City.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
Ocean Steamers.

HAM BURG-AMGRIGAM LINE
LONDON-PARIS-HA
yPatrfeia Feb. Il. e. FWaldersee Feb 25 10 a
Ifretorla FEB. 1Ss a. "tBlueeher Mar 2
mas grill room q gymnasium board. fVia Dover
WA Plymouth & Cherbourg.
NEW YORK-NAPLES-GENO
t1I y FEB. z. 1880 a. m
PE11Nz ADALBERT Feb. IS. .. april IL May 30
PESINZ OSt<AR Mar 81. IL a m: May o. %
OHlces. DO and 81 Broadway Piers Hoboken. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

A. CUNARD LINE.
~l' TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Piers 51-52, North River.
a. NJ. Etruria Mar 4, 2 ?. NJ
IJmbris -. Feb is . P. NJ. Ca-onia. Mar IL A NJ
Carnpania Feb 25 ~ NJ. UrabrIa- Mar. 1s. p NJ
saloon rates from York $50; second cabin. S42 so
upwards, according o steamer and accommodations
MISUNDERSTANDING.
New Modern Twin Screw Steamers
Saloon Rates. S65 upwards.
srAvONTA - -. Feb z 2 p NJ. Mar. 2s. May %
PANNONIA...........Feb. n. P NJ; Apl. II, June
-.. Mar ? NJ
ONIA...........M Mar o. P. NJ; May T. June 20
sCarrfes Second and Third Glass Only
Apply % Broadway. New Iork
VERNON II. BROWN, General Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York. foot Barclay and Christopher sta
$500 A M--For Binghautun ana SyracusH
1000 A. M.-FCr Buffalo. Chicago and s.. Louis.
sl.40 P. M.-FOr Buffal1 and Chicago
n 90 p. M--For Scranton and Plymouth.
&c 10 P. N--For Buffalo and Chicag1
'S.45 p N--For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
600 A M-For ChiCaEU-S.e-pe-s oueI At . ? NJ
149, 429 11S3 1424 Broadway. y y Sas FrI
St. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
Foreclosure Sales.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
of New York-The New York Lie Insurance and
Trust Company. Plaintiff. against Isaac Polstein and
others Defendants-In pursuance Of a Judgment OF
sale duly made and entered In the abovs
entitled action bearing date the 4th day Of January
1905 the undersigned the Referee IN said Judgment
named viii Sell Al PUBLIC Auction at the New York Real
Manhattan City Of New York on the 7th day Of February
Auctoneer the premises directed by said j9dgment 70 hs
lot piece parcel OF land with the seven story apartment
erected including the fixtures situate lying
and being in the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
described follows wit: Beginning
point formed by the intersection OF the Southerly
Seventeenth Street with the ERstery side OF
running thence Eastery along the Southery
of Street hundred and
G2O1 Southerly and parallel with Livingston
hfty-three feet (53); thence westerly and
Seventeenth Street hundred and twenty
Easerly SIDE OF Livingston Place and thence
Norhery along the Easerly side Of Livingston Place
feet 53D the point place OF beginning
Said premises being StuyEesant Apartment
and BY the Street Number Seventeen (7) Living
Place.
Dated New York January 14th 1905
EDWIN A. WATSON. Referee
EMMETT & ROBINSON, Attorneys for Plaintiff,
81 Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan
The following a diagram OF tho property as
described above number being II Livingston
Place
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
READING SYSTEM,

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R R
Liberty Street and south Ferry south
Ilss minutes earlier than shown below.
fSSlONs BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
ChCNh-z4o0 l715 Easton only. $40 a m, leo.
s-1% ~ 'S.tS Easton oalyD ?. m Sundays. zlSo
WILKEsBAKRE AND SCRANTON-z4oo. 80 a. m.
POO p m Sundays zA3O a m. I . m
LAsiKEWo0D, LAFNEHURsF. ToSss RIVER AND
BAttNEGAF-z4oQ. $50 m. zI-3a t340. AID
lakewood and Lskshursr only. as 90 xs.os p.
sundays 80 a
ATLANTIC CITY-ssio a m. +3so p. n
N15SN\tLAND AND BRIDGEFON-z440 90 a II. = ~
Lug BRANCH AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT. AND SEASHORE POINTS
z4O0. $50 1130 a x1.2O. AS, $50. 630. 1151
2, m sunday except Ocean Grove. 500 4oo.
ATLANTIC HIDS.. SEABRIGHT MONMOUTH BCH
EAST LONG BRANCH, SO. $50. 1I50 M.
I5O 50 $3.50 Atlantic Hlds- only. sac D. IN sun
GAYS 3 700 a m, 4eo p.
FHal4DELPHIA READING TERMINAL)-'4 25. 7.80.
200 - a. lSO = "a a. tl-So siSo' Ads2
2. n. sI2.15 mJt
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s425. 1900. 1000.
400 a m. SEQ. +'4ee 800 ZOO ts-25 p
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-s0o co. 1000. - 90.
90. 100, $500, 200, "1215-
READING, HARRISBURG. POTTSYILLE AND WILL
IAMSfORI-l4eo. "a 20, 800 1910 C000. 100
a. m. Reading onIy). 800. 20 f2 90 D. N Read
ing. Pottsvile. Harrisburg only 440o. 1890 D m
zFron Liberty Street only 'DaiIy- TDsily. except
sunday SUNDAYS only 1Parior only IVA Ta-
Inaega ISaturdays aEfxCeDE Saturdays.
Ouicss: Liberty St Ferry. South Astor
261. 434 1900. 1854 Broadway. Av 5th Az,
= Union square West. 153 East 18th
St 245 Columbus Av., New York: Court 344 SEQ
Fulton St. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway WILLIAMSBURG.
New York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggaEs
70 destination.
W y. BESLER, q
Nlce-Ffes and cen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

HoDNETT, PATRICK, DECHASED.-IN
IL rrs,ance Of an order Frank 7. Fitzgerald.
of County of New York notice hereby
vn to all persons having claims against the estate Of
Patrick Hodnett late Of Yokohama Japan deceased TO
4ha vouchers, at their place Of
srtinE business care Hughes Rounds schurman,
,orney 90 Broadway Borough of auhattan City OF New
york on or before 31st day OF May, 1905.
Ds;ad New York. November 22nd 1904.
rTC1I Sj2T, IJODNETT, THOMAS HODNETT. Adrninls-
t1stors with the viii annexed Of Patrick Hodnett
FzrJGHEs ROUNDS & sCHURMAN. Attorneys 90
Rroadway, New York
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
DiUidend Notices.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

A ,fere Marquette Railroad Company.
Il DiflDEAD OF TWO PER CENT (29s)
bst tie preferred Of this Company will Ls
z y, 1903. 70 stockholders Of record al eloss
90 ~ ehT3sTy z 1905 The preferred stock transfer
~ r.,-.l o cioSed February z. 1905 p. NJ. and
esk February 70. 1905, Je A. N Dividends on
VIA 1890 az the Boston ofce viii BE paid at 80
rs1 - Boston, Mass. and dividends stock regis
,ant, NeE York Office VIII pad the Office OF
S9s -1@1oo & Company 20 Wan Street, New York
CHARLES zLEaHLA1s, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
Railroads.

Pen NNSYLV An III
RAIL RO a D.
THE ONLY FoURTRAck LINE LEADING
OUT OF NEW YORK.
sTAT51Ns Np fSss e wEsT Np STREET
Streets g ave minutes than that given below FOR
o. fos TIE WEST.
81 4HE EqHEs PEsHs4LTka1A LIMITED
:ssrM ecEIGAs9 4ND MFp SE LOUIS EXPRESS
.s5SPM WEsTERS ESSsS fESI1s1F EXPREss.
.s5s M PIFTsBURG fPFIFEHhaANP sPEcIS PEP SISeiNAIi
7ss ,wAsHINsToN ,dHS AID THE .is soEFH q P;o caa
,Sc9ngrsssiOnsl Llmted,l s25 '42S - So s2' p m;
ca25. 'cOnsrsssionsi Lmited'j . IS. '425 'iss e25
'oUTHERaN. RAffhwAY-,2ss s2s %2s m. I2: 10 a
m daily. Southern Palm Lmitsd Il 80 p. m week
ATLANTIC TIA COAST ILNE-s2s mar. sHa s2S N
ban 5STaa ..sa m 3 sd p laio n s
N9SRtoLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY-22S p. m
cHEsAPEAKE OHIO RA1LwAY.-7.55 a. week
FOB %s.S 0LD r6JNT eoGFoEr and NoRFoLK-7'' a. m
ATLANTIC ciTYGs55 a. m and 265 p. wask-day,
L9Na AsbgRT 3 ii T'isisE P1RK orth A;suy PAR.
S1nuayE) and Point Pleasant sb5 a. IZz0 .
80 p m. and u 10 night weekdays Sundays lZlo'
V--o a. m. and s. D. m.
eo5 -. FOR PIiILADEIPHIA: .o ..,o >,
10 .I5o S25. S5r, 80 IS, sf8. So -9ao fio
!9So ld55 a m '1255 'i55 40. 255. 'S25 80.
5 ass 75s G f0s M9Tta * tar Se!tS PRSsdspSa
o.9Ixl 2, m II 10 night weekday sundays: 90
.i '1S5 's25 S. .425 IS for North Phs3 az e
eeeIpnIa onlyl '465 1876. 6.55. T.55. 8.2h 30 S90
.GT North Philadelphia only p. m. 1910 night
-, Dlnlng Car fExtra-fare train
Ticket oces. Nos 46i 1854 Is and 2si Broadway 1s2
Flfth Avenue (below STU 263 Fifth Avenue (cor-
heI <SLn St-): Astor House, and stations named
nooVe Brooklyn. Court Street Fulton Street 500
sOMay and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New
S LTansfer Company will call for and check bag
from hotels residences through 10 destinaton
Service. ~ -N---9'-N ~
W. ". ATTERBURY J. p WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

MOTT, FREDERICK jim PURSUANCE
~ ~ an order OF Abner c. Thomas. a Surro-
gate OF County OF New York notice hereby given
having claims against Frederick J. Mott.
ate Of the County OF New York deceased to present
the same with vouchers thereof 70 the su3scrhers az
e1 Eanl 4 Hall 80 Broad Street. in the Borough of
TTIarha+tan in the City New York. before the
aean day Of April 1905: Dated New York, October 22d
5SGN Executors. FRANK L HALL. Attorney
Sxsc,tors 80 Broad Street Borough of Manhattan,
New York City, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
BALTIMORE Ind OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER EVEN HOUR"
To BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
Leave south Ferry minutes earlier
LT Liberty street 500 Except Buffet.
1000 n Direr
1900 Daily. Diner
pm
hOyaA Alfnfted 100 pm Daily All Pullman
100 pm Daily. Diner
...... 100 pm. Daily. Buffet
--...- e. 10 night Daily SIsepers.
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS TO EEE WEST.
Daily Lv. New York City. South Ferry. I.ibertySt
Chicago. Pittsburg 10 12-15 mt Sleeper
Chicago, Columbus. i "a moo Dl~e~
Pittsburg. Cleveland m f-zs
'tFittsbuFg Limited'r..... s ora F3rF
Cincinnati. LGuis. 2 Slo-vs-
Cincinnati. St L0uis. 955 100 am Dfn-r
Cincinnati. st. Louis 5 pm. 500 Drl Diner
Ofhces: 261 434. 1900 Broadway S ASror House frs
Greenwich St. 25 Union square W. sci Grand s.
y. Y: 34S Fulton Street BROOKLYN South Ferry ana
Liberty Street
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
City Hotels.
Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOR BOYS,
As WEST s1sT STREET.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS,
Jos WEST sIST STREET
Second half school session begins February 9Th.
Special Advantages for New Students.
TIE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square G,t22 Bway); Brooklyn. 7s Court 81
New terms beginning Trial lessons free
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Frank T. Fitzgerald, Surrogate the County OF
New; York hereby given all persons having
claims against Emily Han late Of the County
York deceased the with
the subscriber at his place Of ransactng business
No Broadway IN the City and County Of New York
on or before day Of June next.
Dated New York the 7th day Of December 1904
JOHN Y. IRWIN Executor.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate the County Of
New York hereby given persons ha wing
claims against Thomas Henry French. late Of the
with vouchers thereof TO the subscriber his place
nft business, at the Office OF Henry
no 1902 Broadway, IN the City OF New York. on Or
before the day of February, 1905.
Dated New York. the Sth day of August, 1904.
THOMAS r. EDWARDS,
HENRY STATION, Attorney for Executor. way
Borough o Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06

VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS
NETWORK OFFICE, 24S 5TH AVE.
Waters. baths. hotels and surroundings nowhere
equalled rheumatism gout and diseases cured
Complete hydro therapeutic apparatus New parlo-
Golf. livery outdoor pastimes Compartment sleeper
leaves New York 4:55 p N. Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays. Springs $50 \. NJ Excursion
tickets at c. o. ONCE, So Broadway and Offices Penn
FRED sTERRY Manager. Hot Springs Va
New-York tribune., 1905-02-06
Financial Meetings.

NEW YORK AND JERSEY RAILROAD CONPAN
IS WaM Street. New York.
The sun., 1905-01-31
DINNER or SISTER ARTS.
The Sculptors and Mural Painters Hold
IamLly Gathering.

The National Sculpture Society and the
National Society Of Mural Painters oemented
the gradual rapprochemcnt that has been
taking place between their members OF late
by holding 10 mt dinner last night in the
rooms Of the National Sculpture Society
at 2l5 West Fifty-seventh street. Daniel C..
French, pre- sicent Of the Sculpture Society,
presided over the dinner, which was largely
attended by members Of both sexes Of the
two societies,
Or. John Huston Finley, president Of the
City College. and Dr. Newell Dwight Hills
were down for speeches but both sent
word at the last minute that they were too
Ill 10 attend.
c. Y. Turner. president of the Mural
Pairters, spoke Of the benefits all would
derive II the arChitects sculptors and
mural painters would get together and
recognize how necessary each L. TO the
success of the others
FrGeric W nrichs made short
speech advocating the city beautiful ="
and expressed the hope that when its citi-
zens were properly aroused New York
would become the most perfect CITY in the
world both INTELLECTUALLY and other
wise.
Walter S. Logan told the mural rainters
they should have elected Park Commis-
sioner Paiias. vino was one Of tho guests.
as their president he being the most famous
Of wall or fence decorator IN the town.
John La Fargo. the painter wound up
the evening by telling his audience two
stories TO Illustrate how architects failed
TO sec the art side Of mural painting, but
viewed il from "A practical standpoint. like
house painting.
The sun., 1905-01-31
LIVE TOPIrs ABOUT TOWN.

The unusual sight OF al motorman run
ming his train from the third car impressed
the curious in the subway last nj ght. The
controlling gear of the first two cars had
been disabled and he was forced back
TO the third.
He had to stick his head far out Of the
window 20 see the signals ahead, and il
locke to the people in the car as though
his head would be dashed against the pill
lars. But the distance is greater than it
appears.
the front platform Of the frst car and acted
as pilot, communicating with the motor
nun by waving Ills arms.
For several years Heinrich Zoellner
wa a resident Of New York and conducted
the Liederkranz Society's concerts A
short time ago he returned to Europe.
but remembered with pleasure his So
ourn here.
Recently the Leipsic Philharmonic So
ciety played an overture composed by
him and dedicated to the Rough Rider
Colonel, Theodore Roosevelt. The Star
American airs arc introduced into this
military piece. which is intended by Zoell-
ner as compliment for the days OF his
sojourn here.
The car came to a dead stop before two
women and man arose from their seats.
The conductor smiled at them with in
dulgent contempt.
"Hayseeds,' he said as he yanked the
hell strap. they always do that Just to
show that they're not afraid of New York
trolley cars and are not going TO hustle
just because they happen to como from
small towns outside That's the reason
they make me bring the car TO stop be-
fore they'll bulge and that is just what
gives them away.
power house is not always the thing
that keeps the trolley cars moving. The
term has come to nave arother meaning
A power house on the lower East Side /.
one Of the morgues at which cheap whiskey
is sold.
They are called power houses said
the cop, because they sell five cent whiskev.
and the shock Of it ia 10 strong il wakes
up panhander Just as if it were electricity.
Power house is the only name we hear nova
days for these cheap joints
In East So eventy-fourth street, near Third
avenue. there was a miniature Trinity
ch,rchyard yesterday until passing
wagon destroyed the resemblance. The
boys had built a snow house. and at the
The sun., 1905-01-31
LOUIS XVI. NAIL TONIGHT.
james II. Hydc's Costume Fete at sherry'S
-ReJane to Act There.

James H. Hyde will give costume party
tonight at Sherry's, whichis expected 20 be
one of the notable luncheons Of The social
seHson
The 100 servants in attendance arc to be
dressed in white Louis XVI. cost umes. The
big ballroom hss been decorated to repre-
sent a scene at Versailles. The ball will
be opened at 1890 O'Clock with a Louis
XVI dance by the Metropolitan Opera
ballet Later there will be- dance Of
debutantes and bachelors.
Nine. Rejane and her company will ap-
pear in q comedy written especially for the
occasion by Signor Nicodemi.
Louis XVI. costumes viii be worn by the
women. Most OF the men will be either
in court costume or hunting coats with
black satin breeches. Whtelaw Reid and
some others have asked to lie allowed Z 0
wear ordinary evening clothes.
There are 10 be 500 or more guests. An
elaborate seated supper viii follow the play
The sun., 1905-01-31
DIED..

DEMING.-After Ions nlness- on Saturday u'eFa >
ing. Jan. "A, 1905, LAmora FoI penirE, AGES
20 years.
Funeral services az her late residence, Tsppsa
y, j. Tuesday evening, the slst. st 7'5 o cloct
Train leaves foot OF FRANKLIN NJ. p NJ; WeS
ed ST., sl6 p. ~. via West Shore RAlroso
Carriages tn waiting At TAppsn depot irA''
returning leaves Tappan e'2 p N.
ClBRRT.-A Paris Jan. u. 1905 OF pneumoaA
hArgare, Elizabeth Gilbert. daughter OF ta'
late James s. Reynolds and widow Of the h'
Frcdrick E Gilbert OF The city OF New York
Funeral vill take place a. ~, AIMS ChnfeA
18TH st- near tth Av, on Tuesday morlr'
Jan. ii. az 10 O'Clock. II Is requested thai ''
flowers be sent.
d. Keleher. on Monday '''
~. 1905 At his residence iOs Past eIsi street
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
LoCkWoOD--A, his apartments. Hoie' s-','
ance. Jan. ., Ten Lyck lockwood, former
Of Detroit. bruthcr OF ". ". lockwood, ~
the tSih year OF his age
Funeral and intermeni at Detroit.
The sun., 1905-01-31
MAYOR REVIEWS THE 18TH.
Paper Battlesihp Blown Up for His Honor
by n Brooklyn Regiment.

Mayor Mcclellan reviewed the Thirteenth
Regiment. Heavy Artillery, in the Sumner
avenue armory in Brooklyn last night.
The regiment turned ont about 900 strong,
under the command Of Col. David z. Austen.
There were the usual field manUuvres and
manual dril.
After the review the Mayor Witnessed
target practice with the hel d guns and later
an exhibition of the blowing up OF q battle
shiDat night. This was only paper battle
ship. but it served the purpose all right.
Ali the lights in the armory were put out,
the searchlight was turned on and the
battleship discovered. Explosions followed
which sounded very much like giant fire.
crackers. and the paper man-of-war went
up IN smoke and flames.
The Mayor said he was greatly pleased
with the regiment showing.
The sun., 1905-01-31

You owe it to your health
and intelligence to seek the
best in beverages as we'll as in
food. Insist upon getting
JoHN JAMEsoN's famous old
Irish Whiskcy,
Nothing can then disturb
your proper enjoyment OF a
stimulant for health and
pleasure.
The sun., 1905-01-31

suggestion Of one added a spire 10 it. Then
they constructed fifty or more graves OF
snow with headstones, and one enterprising
youngster even procured enough coal TO
mark out the words on one grave; We
Mourn Our Loss"
Residents Of Gramercy Park tell ~
something new in mendicancy. A response
TO the bell disclosed at the door n young
woman. rather good looking but simply
dressed. who in fearful voice begged %
play on the. piano for anything the house
might want TO give
i am JeweSs and a music teacher an1
am in distress,' she said. Il have nv
music with me. Do let me play"
She also had a supplemental story 50
plausible that it seemed hard to turn her
away without assistance, although in NJ
case was she invited TO demonstrate he
skill a. pianist. AZ one Of the boafdlni
houses fair sized pune was raisedfo her
The sun., 1905-01-31
ROOSEVELT r0 THE MTDDIES.
Presents Diplomas to the Graduating Cass
Talks on War ana Peace

ASSAPotIs, Md, Jan. 3O.-The members
ot the graduating class az tie Naval Acad-
emy received their diplomas from the
hands Of President Roosevelt to-day The
nidshipmcn al-o listened 20 a speech from
the President, which, AZ Mr Roosevelt
himself indicated In the ooursa Of his re-
marks, wa intended partly for them and
partly for the public. The class OF 1905
vaa, graduated about four months ahead