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New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
THE NEW CASINO PLANS.
Birby Estate Heirs Agree to Ground
Floor Scheme.

There seems to be question about what should
be dons with the Casino. When it opens it's doors
again to the public the orchestra chairs and the
stage it is understood will be found on the ground
floor and the pretty theatre. while losing none of
artistic scheme of Oriental decoration will have
been made thoroughly fireproof in every part. The
owners. through their representative. George Frei-
field. and the lessees. the Shubert Brothers.
not only willing but anxious. TO make the theatre
absolutely safe.
While both suffer a pecuniary less from the
damage and from the idleness of the theatre in
the middle of a busy season. the fire has given
them the opportunity to make such radical changes
as will result iii placing the house in the front
rank with the modern built theatres thus gaining
the confidence and good will of the public.
A gang of men yesterday preparing for the
altering of the theatre. Speaking of the probable
changes to be made Mr.. Freifeld. representing the
heirs of the Bxby estate said that while nothing
definite could be said until the insurance adjusters
had made their complete report, it pretty well
understood that the owners were in favor OF lower
ing the orchestra floor and the stage to the level
spected last fall. and were found to be below the
regular depth and in good condition. Consuita-
ball. the original architect and with others regard
ing scheme of reconstruction.
With two shifts OF men il is estimates that the
take about three months With an extra force 1t
could be accomplished in much less time.
Lee Shubert said that he and his brother were
anxious 10 safeguard the public in every way, and
that steps would be taken to make the necessary
alterations Mr.. shubert has had several confer
have practically decided on plan of reconstruc-
ton.
oscar Hammerstein whose letter to the Mayor.
printed in The Tribune. the topic of conversa
tion among the managers yesterday said that
denning theatres as unsafe simply because they
had been built many years ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16

tion. treasurer OF the Publishers Press and ono
OF the best known men in the journalistic profess
sion throughout the United States
He was born in New-York City In lS49. He spent
his early years in Brooklyn. and was educated in
Public School No 1s. from which ne was graduated.
Mr. Bryant began his career with the firm of H.
Is Clahin " Co. whom he represented for seven
years He then became manager for Henry B.
Osgood q Co, drygoods dealers in Boston. In 1875
he began his newspaper career by becoming
ciated with his father-in-law the late Bernard
Peters, in the publication of The Brooklyn Times"
In 1875 he married Mr.. Peterss Oldest daughter,
Julia M. Mr. Bryant OF the founders of the
american Newspaper Publishers Association, and
in February, 1893 was elected its secretary About
three years ago Mr.. Bryant was made treasurer OF
the Publishers Press Association
In social and political life in Brooklyn Mr. Bryant
always took active part. He was the first presi-
dent of the Williamsburg Athletic Club also of the
Hanover Club, and held the latter position for about
five years. He always took an active interest In
the affairs of the Republican organization of Kings
County, and was on two occasions mentioned In the
city convention for the Mayoralty nomination. In
1885 Mayor Frederick W. Wurster offered Mr.. Bry-
ant the position of Fire Commissioner Mr.. Bryant
accepted this position, and served during the wurs
ter administration. He was instrumental in having
tiles were poor, When the Williamsburg Bridge
opened Mr.. Bryant was selected as grand
marshal Of the parade Wheh me the & Rsg
ment when it returned after the spanish-American
Mr.. Bryants first wife died in 1881. and two years
Mary. w. ME;; Bryant leaves flye children. His
oldest son, William B. Bryant. Is assistant to
the business manager OF The Tribune. His second
son. Mortimer d. Bryant, is associated with the
management of THE Brooklyn Times" Miss
Camilla Bryant is the youngest child by his first
hfia wife Two IN minors ] Thomas a and & Julia are
relative of William Cullen Bryant, the poet. His
father was Ezekiel d. Bryant
Mr.. Bryant's home for years has been at No. $50
Bedford ave. Brooklyn Mrs. Bryant died last
year. In January his family insisted his giving
up business. and he was taken South to Jackson
Vile where he remained until early in February,
when he returned home. From that time his
failing was steady. The funeral will be conducted
by the Rev. l. Ward Brigham and the Rev. AL
mond Gunnisop at the home tomorrow evening, at
1880 o'clock. The body win be buried Saturday
morning in Cypress Hills Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures Feb IS
An energetic high pressure has advanced
southeasward Mississippi Valley Tennessee
and the Valley the twenty-four
marked fail in temperature extending
from eastward tho Ohio Valley Through
out temperatures tonight 25 80 degrees
below In other districts. the
upper Valley. temperatures from 10 Is
degrees below the normal. The
Eastern districts and valleys excep-
tonally Washington D. c.. the temperature
been continuously below the normal the daily
deficiency being ~ degrees Tonight OF low
pressure weather is central in the Mis-
souri, moving eastward. but the probabilities
are that warming VIII temporary only and that
win be succeeded within ths next thirty six hours by
much colder weather.
snow is Indicated for Jake region Thursday and
Friday and rain the extreme Southwest In all other
parts Of country weather will prevail II will be
Somewhat Thursday in the Mississippi and
the lake region and colder in the upper
Missouri Valley Slightly weather is indicated
districts Friday and colder weather in
The upper Mississippi Valley and the upper lake region
Forecast for Special Loeaiities-For Eastern New
York fair to-day and Friday: somewhat warmer Friday.
diminishing northwest winds.
For Nev-Jersey and the District of Columbia.
fair to-day and Friday; cold Friday: diminishing
northwest winds ~, -.
w. s NewFngJana fair somewhat colder to-day:
brisk northwest winds oH1ln-
ishing
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
w. &. BRYANT DEAD.
Publisher of "The Brooklyn Times"
ETDires an .SanotoriuD1.

William Cullen Bryant. publisher of The Brook
lyn Times died yesterday afternoon at I215
o'clock, at DR.. Cooleys sanatorium, in Plainfeld
n. j. Mr. Bryant had stroke of apoplexy at Q
o'clock yesterday morning. His family were i'm
Eediately sent for, and started at once for Plain
field. William p. Bryant reached his fathers bed
side about fifteen minutes before the end came
His son, Mortimer d. Bryant: his daughter Miss
Camilla Bryant, and James A. Sperry, his brother
in-law. reached Plainield just after Mr. Bryant's
death.
Mr. Bryant, at the time of his death. was busi-
ness manager of "rhe Brooklyn Times" secretary
Of the American Newspaper Publishers Assoca-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
SHOW STOPPED OVER s17o BILL.
Treasurer Pays slss6 to Get Scenery Free
Tco Late to Catch His Train
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBusE.1

Braadock. Penn Feb. 15.-Refusal to pay ex-
mess bill Of 81 70 and insistaDce whipping the
.xpressu,an who wanted TO collect It cost the
Whitney Dramatic Company Of New-York pretty
penny here to-day There was interesting suit
before an alderman and some tall seurFying later
70 get The scenery Of show out of the bonds in
which the expressman had tied it. Then TO cap
the climax the show could not get out Of town
in time 10 make Washington Penn. where il was
booked for performance this afternoon.
A W Nall the expressman. presented his bill
this morning TO c. 3. Whitney, treasurer of the
show and was told IL was too high 81 70. Null in
sisted that il was right and must be paid. Whit
ney knocked him down and the police arrested
Whitney. The magistrate fined Whitney 50 and
costs. Clear Of this. he confronted with levy
Q the scenery BIZ Null, who needed that 81 TO- It
cost Whitney sl5 IS TO get the scenery free. and
then the train Washington, Penn. had gone
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
MRS. MAVERICK VISITS ToMBs
Says It Is Paradise Compared with English
Prisons She Was In.

Mrs. Florence Elizabeth Mayhriek, recently re-
leased from English prison. where she was sent
on conviction Of the murder of her husband visited
the Tornbs prison yesterday She has been making
tour of the penal institutions of the State.
Besides visiting all the parts of the Tombs to
which visitors admitted. Mrs. Maybriek saw
Miss Nan" Patterson, who is awaiting a third trial
for the murder of bookmaker, Cesar Young
Mrs. MAVERICK seemed to sympathze deeply with
the young woman.
Mrs. Maybrick. in leaving the prison commit
Inented Warden Flynn on its condition COMPARING
II with the English prisons in which she was she
said IL paradise in cleanliness light and gen
eral comfort to the prisoners.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
T.RANsPAcIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


The schedule Of closing OF transpacihc mails Is arranged
presumption their uninterrupted overland transit
q n sailing. The nBai connecting mails tsxcept
Registered tganspacfc mails dispatched Vancouver.
Victoria. Tacoma Seattle which close previous
day) the General PosIoTice Nex-Ncrk. fol-
Jaan Korea China and special additional mails for ths
Philippine Islands. via Seattle. close Febre-
AIRY 10 for dispatch per s. Shawmut.
Japan teXcept Parcels-Pcst Mails, Korea China ana
p February IA for dispatch per > Elur
New -zeaiand Australia except wsst NeV-CaIedonia
Samoa. Hawaii and FIJI Islands via san Francisco.
close at ,. February Is dispatch per .
the COnard steamer carrying the British mall
:r Zealand does arrive In time connect With
this dispatch, extra mails-closRg az $50 ESQ
a. m and D. IA. SUNDAYS At so q. m. a AMI
q z. m--wiN be male up and forwarded until the
rival he Cunard
Hawaii Japan. Korea. China and specially addressed
Philippine Islands. via Francisco. close
p. N February ~ for dispatch per $. Coptic-
Philippine Islands and Guam. Francisco, close
& n m February 24 FOR dispatch per e. ; Transport.
FIT Islands Australia eScept Wesfl and NSwCaledona
Vancouver and Victoria. B. c, close az Feb
luary - fer dispatch per 3 Moana-
Hawaii kf1neisco. close al D. m February y
for dispatch per s 8 Aianeca
Hawaii Japan Korea China ana Philippine ISLANDS, VIA
Francisco. close at p m March roT tSpatch per
8. 3. Siberia
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands Francisco close
d. March 10 Tor dispatch per 8 g. Mafiposa
Manchurta except Sew-CnWane and Port Arthurf and
Eastern Siberia IS present Forwarded Via Russia
Forwarded Ma Europe Zealand san FTalctscO
places in the Chinese Province o. fuanaa
Via British India-the quickest routes Philippines sre-
cally addressed win Esrcpe must ee fuy Ptepaid a.
the foreign rates Hawaii Is tofWtiQed va rdn ffaa-
cisco exclusively
Poztofnce. New-IoEk. N T.. February 10. loVo
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
FREDERICK WILLIAM MOSS.

Frederick William Moss. of the prominent
citizens of Brooklyn Heights died suddenly from
nneumonia on Monday. He the American rep
resentative of the English house of Moss Gamble.
Of which his father for a long time head He
was a trustee of the Franklin Trust Company, the
E w Bliss Company the Church of the Pilgrims
and the Bureau of Charities He was a member
of the Chamber of Commerce, the St. Georges So
city Hamilton Club. Riding Club and the Long
held on Thursday. at $50 O'Clock at the Church Of
Z he Pilgrims
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
"eusA,yAT" SOLD FOR sa17.

Boston Feb. 15-The worlds record price for
copy of the first edition of the 'Rubayat of Omar
Khayyam" was paid at auction sale of books
was f63 at an English sale, but the copy to-day
after a spirited competition sold TO Frederick
w Morris of New-York for $317. Mr., Morris
also the purchaser of the copy of Hawthorne's
scarce first book "Fanshawe, which he secured
for S62, the third highest price ever paid for the
book at an auction sale.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELY YEDERE-Profes Fritsche, Leipsie
BREsLIN-F: L. Hawes. Ithaca. GRAND Mayor.
EFastus c. knight of Buffalo HOFFMAN-John
Cunneen Buffalo, ex-Attorney General. HOL-
LAND-Charles s. Pfllsbury, Minnea polls. MAJES-
G. Newlands, Washington YICToRIA-J. D. Yeo-
sioner. WALDORF-ASTORIA-W. P. Kiser, Day
ton Ohio; General Morteza Khan. Persian Minister
to the United States, washington.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

THURSDAY Q6)-At Z a. m for France Switzerland,
italy Spain. Portugal Turkey, Egypt. Greece Brit
lsh India. Per s. La rouraine Havrs (rnaiI
9ther parts Of Europe mast ba directed per la
FRIDAY QO-At p m for Azores Islands. Per 9. $.
SATURDAY QS)-At a for Europe. Per s New YsFx
Via Plymouth and Chereourg (unau for Ireland
directed per 9. New York'') $50 a m for Bel
stun Parees-Post Mails. per Irregular mail
Tor Belgium must be directed per FiRlanS'l: at
$50 a. m for Italy direct Princess Irene hail
must be directed per 8. Princess Eene'9: 1880
a m supplementary II m for Europe. per 8. $ um-
bra, Via Queenstown and Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
THE REV. DR.. TWINe BURIED.

The funeral of the Rev. DR.. Cornelius L. living
rector of Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
who died last Saturday night, after an Illness Of
six weeks, was held yesterday at the Calvary
Church. Bushwick- ave. Brooklyn. A simple ser
vice was conducted with eulogy, The body
was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery at Troy ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany. Feb. 15-Governor Higgins to-day sent
to the Senate the appointment of CeylOn II. Lewis.
OF Syracuse. as a member of the State Tax Com
mission 10 succeed George f. Priest whose term
has expired and of Daniel N Lockwood, of Buffalo
succeed himself a member OF the State LunaCy
Commission. Mr.. LoSkwood's nomination was i'm
mediately confirmed.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
HIGGINS NAMES INAUGURAL AIDS.

Albany, Feb, I5.-Governor Higgins has appointed
Brigadier General Lauren w. Petebone, command
ing the Fourth Brigade Of Buffalo and job z.
Hedges of New York City, to act for this State as
aids on the staff of Major General Adna r. Chat
fee grand marshal of the inaugural parade in
Washington March I.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
a WEDDING.

fBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRfBUNEl
ftayerhl, Mass, Feb. B.-"Jack" Otis Carlton
iosmsr law partner of Attorney General Moody.
hoS employed IN tho Department Of Justice at
warrington, tonight married Miss Florence N
tp5oyt, daughter or ex-Rspreseatetive Edward II;
49, After short wedding trip the couple VIII
We 10 Washington
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
Postomcs Notice

tshould bs DAILY BY all interested "a changes
may occur ar any tne.l
roreign malls for week ending Fehruarxr
VIII close promptly IN all the General Postoacs
as follows; Registered Mails clos.
carrier than closing time shown below. Parces-Poss
LOT Germany close at NJ February 13 per
'adin; ss ana Feorlary 90 per KronpFtuz WihelHl
regular and Supplementary mails close a Foreign
ton corner Morton half hour later thaa
eesihg time shown below (except that supplementary
Mails Tor Europe and Central America Colon close
one hour later Foreign Station).
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
THE GOVERNOR COMING THIS WEEK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO

GBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.1
Albany. Feb. Ex-Governor Higgins said tonight
that he would be unable to go to New York as
early as he had planned but he hoped to get there
IN time TO Ex-Governor Odell before he sails
for Europe Saturday. The Governor expects To
attend the Amen Corner dinner on Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
GIFTS TO IRISH ART GALLERY.

London. Feb ls-The Prince and Princess of
Wales have presented five pictures by Constable and
Corot TO the new Irish Art Gallery 10 which Presi
dent Roosevelt has just sent a sfft
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
BuRoNIc PLAGUE IN AUSTRALIA.

Victoria, B. c.. Feb. 15.-Mar advices from Aus
trala tell of the outbreak of bubonic plague in
Sydney and Grafton. War upon rats is being
waged by the health authorities Many of the
rodents killed were infected with the plague
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
NEW ENTRY IN OCEAN RACE.

Washing Feb 15.-Captain Hebbinghaus. the
naval attache OF the German Embassy, announces
the entry I'm the international yacht races or the
yacht Sunbeam, owned by Lord Brassey or Lon
don
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
JOHN j, FELLY.

Chicago Feb. l6.-Ex- Congressman John ]. Feliy
died to-day of gastritis after illness OF five
days He was a member of the 57th Congress. de-
feating William Lorimer
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
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New-York tribune., 1905-02-16

TIlahes temperature yesterday q degrees; lowest Ia
average 90 for corresponding date Oh st year
o. average for corresponding date Of last twenty-five
years 81. a.. -. xr,asv, sfnjntshfne
northBesteFly 8lads.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
'shEs sTILLMAn GOES TO PALM BEACH.

ssshes stillmsn. president Of the National city
g. started yesterday on his usual spring yaea-
s V Pain Beach aud other Southern resorts.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
Special Notices.
Tribune Subscriptfou Rates

THE TRIBUNE will be by mail address n
this counr or abroad address changed often a,
desired. Subscriptions be given regular
dealer leaving, more convenient. hand then
THE TRIBUNE Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
Special Notices.
Foreign Rates.

TRIWEEKLY will be charged cent copy sxrrs
postasS addition rates named above
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16

IaeaI 0Gieial Rccord~Tie following official record
fc, the Weather Bureau shows the changes
sture for the last hours. comparison
Nth the corresponding date OF last year,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16

For points IN Europe and All countries IN the Unt-
versal Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed as
he rate
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
Tribune Local Observations -

In This diagram the continuous white line shows the
.hanees In pressure Indicated by The Trbunes
rseording barometer, The dotted line shows the
nSyature as recorded by the local Weather Bureau,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
SINGLE COPIES.


SUNDAY cents, WEEKLY REVIEW cents
DAILY cents TRIM EEkLY. 2 cents
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New-York tribune., 1905-02-16

pUsENBURY- ASTERTON-Miss Avis Grace Master
ton. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Robert seaman mssts
ton, 10 Mr. Arthur Newcomb Dusenbury, on Feoruasy
is .. m. st. Luke's Episcopal Church, by the
Rev. John T. Patsy.
FAHNEsToCK-P Wednesday. February 10
1905, at residence Of the brides parents ME- anu
Mrs D. Ritzema De Grove. by the Rev Ernest NJ
stires D. D.. Gsorgetts De Grove Perry TO Dr. Ernest
Fahnestock.
FowLER-EAsTER-on Wednesday, February 10, ~, IN
New-York, by Rev. Wayland Spaulding, ElzaoeIh May
Easter OF St. Louis. No. TO Clarence Aanson Fo"ief
OF Poughkeepsle, n, Y
NEwHALIs-TANGNEY-Sat February III, leoos
at lancaster, n H., Mrs. Nellie Elliott Tangney 10
Henry b. Newhal, jr., OF New-York City.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be IN
dor Nth f,,IIf and addreSS
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Domestic Rates.

For all points in United States and Mexico
toutsids boroughs Of Manhattan The Bronx
cuba. Porto Rico hawaii and the Philippines
without expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
Insist upon having Barnett's vsrIila-
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII
be republished In The Tri-Weekp Tribune without
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
UNDERTAEERs.

esd ST. Frank Z. CampbeTI-Stephen Merritt.
EmbIg Inst. s41-3 West 23d ST Tel 1895 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII he
repubIshed in The Tri-Weeky Tribune without extra
charge
New-York tribune., 1905-02-16
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TRANSPACIFIC-
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Gloss here on Mondays. Wednesdays SaturdaysS
dispatch by steamer. closes this daily sxceDf
Sunday. at 1S0 p. n. and 1890 ?. m. Sundays al 81
p. N. and 1880 p. m.
NEWFOUNDLAND Except Parcels-Post MaiIs)-By rasI
North sydney and thence by steamer al mis-
Office daily, except Sunday. at sunday $50
p. m. connecting mails close here every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday,.
JAMAICA-By rail 10 Boston, and thence by steamer
closes at this Office az p. m Tuesday BY rail 20
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at 1890 m. Wednesday.
MIQUELON-By rail Boston. and thence BY steamer
closes at this Office daily. except sunday. az
Sunday at $50 p m
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Miami, Fla, and thence by steamer. closes this
offce at 80 m. Monday, Wednesday ana Saturday,
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