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New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
NEwlosK sYMpHoNY CONCERT.

For the concert last night Walter Danaroseh ma
terialy altered the programme which his New=fork
Symphony Orchestra played last Sunday a1ternoon'
though the solo performers remained the sae-Aliss
Bessie Abott and Raoul Pugne. Miss Aoott again
sang an air from AIozart's Magic Flute" and the
songs by Vidal Tschaikowsy and Bzet, In which
on Sunday she disclosed her real stature ana cnrn
as q singer. Mr.. Pugno, however, forsook dIndy
for Cesar Frank Concerning whose art dIndy re-
Gently delivered most enthusiastic lecture at Har-
ward University. playing his symphonic varia-
tons for piano and orchestra
The big audience Immensely pleased with
this performance and noisily demanded the priv1-
lege of gazing upon NJ Pugno's person no less
than eight times. The programme, which opened
with the s'Iagonore't overture, No. g. closed with
Tscfaaikowsly's Pathetic symphony. This work
known SO widely now, was introduced here by al
ter Barnroseh, and there must always be peculiar
fitness, therefore, in its appearance on one OF MS
programmes. But since he brought it TO us there
have been numerous readings here of the stirring
verk one Of thenl at least, asteRlshingly vir1le,
nervous thrilling-that by VASTLY Safenof, con-
Quoting the philharmonic band; and its emotional
possibilities its finer beauties, well as its obvious
appeal are in some sort familiar to the public
memory or conceived by the public imagination.
That Mr. Damrosch and his band realized last
night all the possibilities which memory or mag1-
nation suggest it would be unwise state but the
performance took a firm hold the attention of
the audience, nevertheless. and won much hearty
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
WILLIAM +, SHOCK, u. S. N.

William H Shock. u. 8 N, retired Whose osa.n -
T., a.otad from, yvashington was engineer In
,t,ef If tbe navy from March 8, 1s77, to June
X 1883 when he was retired He was native
of Baltimore. where he was born on June To- ~ ~
In the Mexican War OF 1s47 ne enlisted IN the
navy and served as a naval engineer. BENG pres
ent at the capture Of Tanpieo ana at vera ceI
- so.s,,.a a chief engineer in 1851 In the Civil
var he was in charge of the construction Of naval
vessels and in 1852 SO superintended the work on
roonitors at St Louis In 1895 he was feet en-
gineer of the Gulf squadron. and vas presens g.
ne h6roiTd Farragut, and Of Mobile under Admiral
- 4la Affe1 the END Of the Civil War ne was
Idfd InaIcaeadi 1,itb the Boston and the washington
navy Yards and set engineer OF tn the cbIef
3 4F371reaI1 of Steam Engineering, and IN lSlo
% G ne asde a tour of Inspection Of European e9eA-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
MR.. HFARN,S GIFT TO ART.
Metropolitan Museum ReceiUes
Money ard Paintings.

George A Hearn gave $4,000 and twelve valuable
paintings to the Metropolitan Museum of Art yes
terday. Mr.. Hearn, who is at the head OF the hrn
of James A Hearn & Son. the drygoods merchants
has been a liberal patron of the Museum for years.
The money is to be used to increase the Museum 8
collection of American art objects.
The paintings are eight which Mr. Hearn has
had on view at the Museum for many months and
four others Thare were dozen in his exhibit, but
he considered that four of them were not good
enough to present to the institution and substi-
tuted four others more valuable.
Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke. the director OF the
Museum announced the gift He said that the
sum which Mr.. Hearn has put in his hands will
enable him to begin the collection of the works of
American artists. a line heretofore neglected by
the Museum Regarding what he has done and
what he hopes to do in the Museum. he said;
Before leaving Europe I purchased some wood
carvings for the Museum, but they do not equal the
ones Which J. P Morgan secured for US from some
Of the royal palaces of France. do not lntend 70
deVelop one department here at the expense or an
other There is here good collection or paintings
and ancient art. Some departments are scarcely
represepted We should have eollectlon OF colo-
nisI art We have, for instance, no colonial POT
fery Most of it was sent to America from abroad,
bIIf IT was made for colonial use. TO see specl-
mems now we must go TO the museums or Europe
we need additions to collections OF meolaaVai,
colonial and modern art,
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
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New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
SUGGESTS BIG GIFT TO BROOKLYN
George Foster Peabody Would Turn New
Academy of Music Over to City.

George Foster Peabody. one of the heavy stock
holders of the new Academy Of Music IN Brook-
Iyn has suggested that the subscribers turn over
their stock as a gift to Brooklyn, and that the
stock and the Academy of Music itself be placed
under the management of the trustees Of the
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. the
understanding that it should be conducted as a
great public school of music. TIe believes that
the terms Of control and ef the gift could be salts
factorily agreed upon between the trustees Of the
institute and the directors Of the Academy.
Mr.. Peabody says that If such an agreement
were reached and the total subscriptions should
be no5 less than 100000. he would be willing to
turn over his stock and an equal amount IN cash
to insure the sucoass of the Academy.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.
....,.anca innuirE. City IIall

4rsurancs inquiry, City Hall
.r+ ~ military bands. drills and girls choruses
cbd-ep of the private charitable instltutons ol
pg oHL 4Eo-p 151b Regiment Arrncry, 6d-st and CO
Iprnbus-ave, 2 ..
electrical show Madison Square Garden 60.
I roeetirg Emanuel siserheod, No. BIS East SO
St D m A., -,.,,s-.r,, =,
Aid society No 1876 Leonard-st,. P M
7,5nner Of New-Yerk University Alumni Hetel ManhaT
tan p 49,, ,,,.,. ~
Annual meeting Republican Clnp OF ule -0'lA ~ -
% East 5eth-st., ?, n
and the Geological Park =.
h1I lecture by Professor Joseph French Johnson OF
Nev9-York University, The Educanen OF pHe
AfcsSern business Man Cooper Union, ?. NJ
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

was attended by two little pages, John F. Car
nody. of washington, and Willard Bruce Mack
of New York, in white Russian blouse suits.
The ceremony was followed by a wedding
breakfast and reception at the Hotel Gotham
The ushers were Clendenin J. Ryan. of
Thomas F. Ryan: Charles Carroll Lee Horsey,
of Baltimore. Asa C. Oracle, of Little Rock,
Ark; Lieutenant Henry C. Dinger, U. s. N;
Lieutenant Lowell Pickering, U. S. N. c.; Colonel
]. Frank Supplee, of Baltimore; Captain Charles
D. r. Chandler, u s. A; Lieutenant Wade H.
Carpenter, u. S. A; Captain Mason Gultck. U.
s. NJ. G. Miss Elizabeth Geer was the maid Of
honor
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
JAcog WEART.
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by Telegraph to The Tribune
Plainheld, N J., Dec. 1a-Jacob WeaFt' seven
sezen Years old. one of the oldest members OF sae
TT7o, county bar. died this morning at his hons
in Fast 5th-st He was native of stou!spqEg'
Somerset County. He began the study OF laW N N
trenton and went to Jersey City in 1851 There no
praetsed law continuously uhtlt a tlis ms dtv
For long time he wes managlng elePK dIecf6 1S5 OF Of
ITni+ed States internal revenue for the 6i*tfiot 9l
prising Essex and Hudson counties lIo1n ff, IS in
the early 70s For thirty years ne was a 81
Of the Proydent Savings inSntutenh tYhfictn 9 com
pany of Bound Brook. He leaves dalgltSsE& & 9siss
Ella Weart, and son, Spencer "eaFe o. SVfse'
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
OBITUARY.
THE REV. DIR. LEWIS RAY FeeFE'

THE REV. DIR. LEWIS RAY Foe4E'
rba Rev DR.. Lewis Ray Foets, pastor OF ths
broop Avenue Presbyterian Church BrooklyLl "a
~ The most prominent clergymen Of that de-
ron,ination in the borough, died OF typeSla 80
at his home No. SO #illeughoS7aNs''
He was born in ehenange County y, /. n
1871 He was graduated from Hamilton Goilege' Iass
class of 6a and from the Union Theolog1oal sem,
mary After short period Of Iaissl0aay chre
IN the first ten years of his pastoIats ~ sseA
1ZI2 new members nto the ch9re4411 @ 1ras known
as a Vigorous lighter in behalf Of the o!a Iab
iIrae tnns to opposing the spread Of MoTmonisr;
LILY Luz - 2es an active member of the U , Gfsnt
Poote a9d vas az amy of the Republic. He leaves
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
OBJECT TO HOPE HALL.
Flushing adopts Resolptio" to Pre-
sent to Mrs. Booth.

With only brief word in its defence and many
words to condemn it. Hope Hall, Mrs. BalIlngron
Booths home for ex-oopviets, at F4ushlng' was
condemned last night by some two hundrea mem
bers of the Flushing Taxpayers Assoelaten-
,,osointion that Hope Hall was opposed by the
neonla of Flushing was the topic of discussion
the Rev. DR.. Richard Eekler, of the Lutheran
Church, was the first speaker. He defended nope
Hall but more especially Mrs. Beeths w9Tk' R aRa
a,onaal led tn his fellow citizens to discuss the SUD
iaHt from a Christian standpoint. -,
Ex-Congressman Frederick Storm I p5alseaq atls IL
against its present location John g Van de waseP S5s
faf+an elIogfzed Mrs Booth, and ehaFacterlzed the
instffIItion as a bad thing for Flushing.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
na. JoAN NJ. RAMn.

DR.. John NJ Rand, one Of the best known phy-
sleians in Newark died suddenly last night at his
home No 12 Hill-st He was seventy-twe years
old and had been practising medicine nearly half
century Dr. Rand studied medicine both in Dart
mouth and Harvard, and when he received his
dipliHa bsgan practising N Asw- @
hospitals and later became surgeon OF the 20 q
ARMY Cor1s under General Wet8el He was one or
the founders and chieF surgeons OF the Women ;
ana ChildHen's Hospital in Newark, and for many
years devoted most Of his tina that institution.
Although troubled for some time WITH eonpl-
cation of Diseases able to attend to business
yesterday Last night he was tsk2n seriously III
and disd ahort3y psfe<s nnidniEh&
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
PAuL WoRTH.

The funeral OF Paul werth, who was one OF the
Oldest members of the New-York Produce Ex-
change. viii be held at his home, No 2Ss Henry
St Brooklyn. at D. m to-day. He died on last
Alandav AR Worth was horn N Washington
connfy this State, in 1S4 He began to transact
f,isjrees on fhe curb at BFo5d and South Sts-,
Tavlyork in 1851 He retired year ago.
Mr Worth was president OF the poaId oI trustees
Of fhs Oldest directors of the Hanover Fire Insur
anee Company and a meInber et the Hamilton and
the Brooklyn Chess CLUBS ms puEtst VIII DC Al
GchaehtirOke. N. i.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
rnANsATLANTlc TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who VIII sail to-day Cor
Liverpool on the Majestic are;
Admiral sir c. Bridge. lair and Mrs. Edmund suss-
Mr. and Mrs r B. Phil-i field,
potts r. htlyon johnson.
Travellers who arrived yesterday on tbs Kaiser
wilhelm der Crosse We're
Major NJ n Macoush pT. Joseph Marshall Flint.
Ogden II Bishop Professor ana Mrs. Preston
Mr. and Mrs. s. Cobb Ioie-t hHSs
Harold G. Metealf.
n A. Elsberg. Alrs. Jane H. Parker.
Those who arrived here yesterday from Hamburg
On the Blaeher were;
AIr and Mrs. Thomas G Ar and Mrs Charles n.
Bennett Grasvener
Mr. and AIRS. H c Burr M and Mrs. W. c eowlea
Tho cabin list Of the Rotterdam, which sails to-
day for Rotterdam. Includes.
bir aud AIRS. r Z stod- slr and Mrs. panlsi p.
daxd- Cunsteau.
Airs- Is. g. casTry, LILIES Ida Psahs
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and dForecast.-washington, Dec 10
- .tvve.t disturbance central tonight near the
t ~ the Missippi River with increased development
- have eontin4ed in the West Gulf States and eK-
zs .,to Eastern Florida ana western Georgia Rains
-, tinued in California and the North Pacific StateA
- .a were rains and SHOWS Tuesday in Utah Nevada
- rs.bo In the central West the weather has been
clear while in the East il has been unsettled
4+at local rains the Ohio valley the Io@Sr iaAs
en6 s2AtLl ys changes were unnportant There VIII
in the Gulf StaIes except Texas and
@ TO- Af1antc States continuing 1hurslay n ts
ne s9r;ef md probably extending INTO Seith vlIelnN
aln W. and rain or in Idaho and Nertnern Utah
s.t,e-e the weather will be geneTa4y 1aif WeaLaay
ss-rsss no temperature changes OF consequence
are Indicated except IN lne No4tiiNss'' 'S' = 49, -
eornevr6at colder "wednesday ,zz,s 80 ,he ,,f55fa
S1irds along NeH-f iano ana eaS Halals
.tisItfo ost vii be light and Yafiso!e, on -
llelie ss1If Csasst fresh northeast 70 east posslpy
me eass Ste55 on the Florida and AlahaIra coast
& - 4sst Gulf Coast fresh west 10 aeI
en ths ~ HIissssippi and louisiana coast Lake
55s-fEI - -. III -IfatF 4, fresh and variable
Sa1Asa. are displayed on the CUR loast from
-iesns 10 C-arrahelle. Fla, ana on 1ne aSals o
and oregon COASTS
F-eoast for Special Loceliaies-for DslaVars, Rev
7e. eastern Pennsylvania and Eastern Ne"-loI4'
artIv cloudy to cloudy to-day and THURSDAY variable
5s H5 NspEnsaand partly cloudy to-day and Thursday
yaTaps i@t | Of Columbia and MaFyand partly CLOUDY
IT 80 n, urxday; variable wiIas -. -,
to-day sa..s1 T9ennsvlyanis and western orh
-, ,rt{v cle15dy to-day and Thaffday' Eais@pi9 "4-'
r.at oa7c,aI RAoOrd-The following ehcisl record
Loc9t oc ttar TtTeau shows the changes n ne tenn
tfsF sus ti,s last sgenty-four hours II comparison
tb the Corresponding date Of last se'i ,aa, ,oo-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
OCEANIC REPORTED BY WIRELESS.

The White Star liner Oceanic, which left Liver
pool on December 1s reported by wireless telegraph
to the siasconset station yesterday at 2 p M when
she was 169 miles east OF Nantucket lightshp. She
will probably reach her pier at 1870 a M to-day
Ameng those on board the Oceanic are Mr.. and
Mrs J. Pierpont Morgan, 1r., Eugene Kelly, AM
bassador and Mrs. Wheelaw Reid. Mr.. and Mrs.
F2aIpE Pulitzer and Mr. and Mrs J. a Farrell.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
ACTOR KILLS HIMSELF.
Member of Mss Bates's Company q
Suicide for LoUe.

With the picture of a coHlely girl in one hand. a
revolver in the other, and bullet mole tAfeusA n+s
80 g,s-d n FTsher was found dead on the
60 - bis room. at No. Az West 24thrst- The
vo,ng man had committed suicide because ne was
in love with the gl and she had refused to InarIg
him. according to Mrs. Mary Baifegg sa wac tV-i9
tha boarding house in which Fisher 1Vee.+ ,4+s,
On The bureau In the room was a h9ee So+hsr ia
NV Fisher which said Fisher haa/a pFoth7F a
Fochester N. Z.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
ouATuoR FLoNzALEY.

The ouatuor Flonzaley, which now gives public
concerts was heard by small audience IN the
carnegie Chamber Music Hall last evening in a
programme not altogether in the beaten tracks,
which they viii repeat to-night At Popu99F, 9, prices, Ices
eramre included the Beethoven Quartet IN d.
Top 49,, the andaHte from quartet t0p. % by
fet of Max Roger, and the Smetana Quartet, called
ttAus Neinen I,eben'" Descriptive programmes are
Furnished at these concerts for the aid of students.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
A GREAT VOLCANIC ERUPTION
Lava Stream, Twelve Miles Wide, Flows
from Mount Matatutu Into Ocean.

Honolulu. Dec. fa-The steamer Ventura arrived
from Australia to-day. She brought 2 report that
the eruption OF Mount Matatutu on the Island OF
sayait in the Samoan group. has increased 70 sueh
force that the mountain has been piled up three
,g,o,tsand feet The lava has covered thirty square
miles and stream of it twelve miles wide Is heW-
ms into the ocean. The lava is 5eng thrown twelve
hundred lest higRs
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
MISS SNOW MARRIED.
Senator Platt's stepdaughter Welded to
Colonel E. ]. Carmody.

Miss Margaret Snow stepdaughter of Senator
Thomas c. Platt, was married yesterday 70
Colonel Francis J. e'arnedy. OF A1nneapehs ana
Washington. The ceremony took place at Grace
church at noon, being performed by the Rev.
DR.. William r. Huntington. The bride was
given away by Senator Platt. Her gown was
of white Liberty satin trimmed with Brussels
lace, with which she wore tulle veil. and she
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
pRoWTNENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EyEREFT-E. H. FrezeI Toledo FIFTH Z 1 Nc
D-ITE7-f5eorge w. Dunn, Binghanton; senator OHSh
Tassidy Watkins. HOLLAND = PerteP PaGhIa' tloIIIa
S@f General of the Turkish Army, ConstatlnopIs'
ssr r FfsIS-Adnliral Sir Cyprtan Bridge I4onaon;
1aror Fogen Russian Anabassador, WashIhg@tun' TN
1rStI AETC,ongressman ], Sloat Fassett E1InlFa
SSFITTiERAY HILI-Senater George + Maley! ,Lg Og-
5aoeEnrg ~ RF-ASrORIA-Senator Aloeft
T5sveridge, Indianapolis
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
IoMATgAN r. NORTON.

Jonathan T. Norton. resident Of BROOKLYN TOT
forty years, from 1861 TO 1901. died at Madison
Conn. on December IS. at the age Of eighty-one
years.
Mr.. Norton was an active member Of the Repuo-
lican party during his entire residence In bro9A-
I,-, and for many years was secretary to the Re-
publican General Committee. For seven years ne
vas q CITY assessor-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
- rrelarranh 10 - Tribuns }

z,oches+er Dec. 1s.-Edward G. Fisher is the thlIo
member of his family to take his own hIs "st.l
~ -o,, wars ago a brother killed himself In
Frofra after numbering girl whom he wanted %
marry marry The dead man was member Of the Blanche
Bates 'eirl From the Golden vest eosPe PeaTs
id t4a vas member Of the United spsnlsh ~ s
Weferans having served in the Ihlra Ne" -
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION. RE-
GARDNG INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. Will B3
FOUND WITH THE SHIP
PING NEWS ON PAGE 3
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ABEKNETI5T-ou Monday. Deeesm r ls. Sarah M
zss4 a & Eeog Of sParss Assns = 8 la. u G ssa
10 a m.
AeKERAAN-on Monday evening. December Is toos. e
her late residence. BIS West 1th-st-. Pl8infeld
J. Ellen r n Alderman. wife Of the late J. f5sryey
d. asld on I,I Thggsdag pseegbsr q q 20 P m es7-
st. NsW-YoFk. at 1:2o N. Intsrneat al Hilisids.
5 yea aoBaag y Bs D = ,as as6 a. F9 % IN tss
denoe No rs 5TnitEls9 Bro5sTn Vednssisy az
,. m. Inter1nent priyate-
WORT TUESDAY December 10 1922 Helen
sS East 35th-st. FRIDAY December p 10 clock
99t 19o5 in her ssh selma Hatch wife q ne las
Il o:i9ek s9a 5sAass Thus3dly 9 0F93s p9sm % z e
coaa a9 pfeerq5eF &c go - st he her ,l home in agssuS
oelock. No q FisEd-st.. WaterbuTy. Conn
pPIeHEF9n On psesRbsr y, 1895, amanda story
D9IoAeF vie Of the late Charles putche aged g
December a. at her late residences, Ne III Gatsssves
FIACK-
GENERAL. I4 secIETY m G OF MECHANICS Ec5LANIcs AyP TRADES
AEN OF TIE cITT O NEW, YORK
Brothers; sorroVf anEourosasnt made q the asat
years member Of the society. "
RICHARD T. DAVIES. Secretary
s5s Tgssday PsesmssE T. at bis late sssssfs
D. b FGnsra asoss at sc o5eo Fda tg a5e 5eot 81
the ThEoPp Avenue Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn,
LEwLs-on Monday. December 1s Of pnsurnonis. Isaac
residence No as elsssonSsTs. sTookgn. wedas-days
MaYEFAt Philadephia Penn Dssember 1s the Rev.
San Francisco papers please copy.
GQRTONon DsceTaber Is. Madison Conn, Jeasthaa
Madison conn oIce q y1ss a9sts Tatsrmsns Eo
Cornwall Conn, THURSDAY.
RAwLINs-suddenly, neesmber is. 1906 Helen Be4dle-
q Fsd 0sa ssh We e % s'fs ts ana as saS e &
TaIy are respectfully invited to attend the funeral a.
morning, at 1870 o'clock.
Tg e. Es5.ans @qa5sY 5s giRg gRg a2 RS s. n ss e
City Fanny Hasetne Tenney, beloved wife os c H
d Boef S9fFai g. aFs s ls o6o a6 s'aqsn Mass On Thurs
TRErKMANDg-At his residence, No sas Berzsr-st- On
Monday December Is 1905. Dietrich. the beloved nus
-a f q a. - sa - MS M 80 20 - S
Henry-st. near Clark-st Brooklyn. Thursday At ,
wALwoREE-on Monday. pscennbsE 1s 1905 AthoEs
year and months. Funeral services AZ 8 o cioek
spsaesF s1es sFoaEa s Burial at t' 6a5rdss aiSi y
wEART-on Bsosmhsr r. 1e95 {aoes EssEt z he
~ 5Ss geaF Eot e KS 5IaIgsss T W a T5n1s5ss'
December 81 1905 at $50 m Train leavss foet oe
family.
WsEB--At his home. Neroten Conn. Tuesday Dseern-
5er le JehH Weed gon et the late Pheas sne RIt1s
Of New-Fork City, in the 67th year of his aga FI
leaving Grand Central station at e.os
woRTEop Pso4sqzabsg g. - 1895 after 12ng illness.
vices at his late rssdsnoe No sse Hsarz-st Brook
# IS T.ued ss p that a no aRsT 6s e ssa
In 9fenorian.
cARR-In loving nemory OF Susan Amanda carr. WIS
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

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highest tenpalatuge yesesas 8 ais last yeaF q
aYssge' 90 90 eeSondins date las tycnt'-tVe years -
average ~ ,,greaPa-tiy cloudy 70 ei5gax ho-cey aAa
TkuTs5axs variable Hin1A
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
UNDEBTAKERs.

FRANK z. CAMPBELL. s4f-s west asa ST.
s3d St Stephen Merritt EnbE Inst Tel 1S24 chslseA
Rev. Stephen Merritt, the worid.vtds known un~
St; largest IL the world Tel 124 and 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

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repubIsbed In The TriWeeky Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with fun name and address
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
CENFTERTFs.
THE wooD1AwN CEMETERY

is readily aceessibls by Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station Webster and Jerome avenue trolleys
and By Carriage s125 up Telephone (4s5E
Cramercyl for Book OF Views reprssen tatiye.
Ones. 20 East 23rd St. ". z. citr.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
Domestic Rates

BY EARLY MAIL, TRAIN.
For all points in the United states Sansaa ana e5lso
SSussa9s Also to Cuba, Porto Rico Hawaii the
vrithous for foreign poStaRe
Philippines, ,e..r1 xzST-ErTy < F3HEE2s
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

OINEY-BRUN0-On Tuesday December 10. Io0s az
the residence Of the brides father tie Ro6erE
Norris Kemp. Catherine p Bruno daughter Of Charles
Bruno jesse Watson Cinsy.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20
Foreign Rate.

aSsT sbbserbers in New-York city to the DAILY and
rrrT9vVFFfSI,Y will be charged one cent copy extra
postage in addition 70 the rates nauaed aboys.