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FOR NATIONAL ART SCHOOL HERE.
Academy Official Thinks Eeole des Beaux
Arts Could Be Surpassed.

Francis c. Jones, a member of the Council OF
the National Academy OF Design yesterday gave
out the following statement regarding the move
ment to build in this city school OF fine arts
under government control the lines of the EcoIe
des Beaux Arts in Paris, at cost of sS0o0Oo0 for
site building and endowment, told in The Trib-
recently:
The membership of the academy now comprises
most of the prominent artists OF the country and IL
the government would make the necessary appro-
priation TO pay well the strong men among the
painters, sculptors and architects for giving their
time as instructors school of fine arts could be
established here which would srrpass the Ecole
des Beaux Arts. 1t is possible however, that if
such school under government control were
finally decided upon effort would be made to
have ii established in Washington a national
school; but II would be out of the question 10 de-
pend upon Washington for the best men as In
structors in painting. sculpture and architecture
am in entire sympathy with the statement of
Carroll Be2kWith regarding this movement pub
Nshed in The Tribune recently. and believe with
other members of the Fine Arts Federation that a
department of fine arts should be created in our
national government and secretary of fine
and education made a member of the Cabinet at
Washington. II the government will make the
the Ecole des Beaux Arts the National Academy
of Design can effectively carry out the plans for
such school.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first
movement of the kind in the country, Every
other one. here or elsewhere. has been started
in imitation OF this pioneer. The Tribune cordi-
ally welcomes all eolaborers in the field. but
without wishing 10 deprecate IN the least the
work of others. thinks IL its duty to remind
readers that the Tribune Fresh Air Fund is so
far as known, the only one in which absolutely
every dollar contributed by the public goes di-
rectly 10 the work OF sending a poor child 10 the
country keeping him there for two weeks and
bringing him back again No collectors are ever
employed, and all collections made for the fund
are purely voluntary. AL expenses for the or
ganization, agents and the general machinery OF
the charity are privately betrayed by The Trtb-
une itself and by the trustees of the fund There
are no percentages to Collectors to come out of
the contributions of the public and no pay
nents TO agents managers, secretary or others
Every dollar goes straight 10 the benefit of
child
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record aad Foreeast.-washington 25
There general hundersterns In the South.
cent along Gulf and showers New England
Ohio. Missouri and Uppe- Mississippi valleys. the
Northwest Northern california and Western Nevada In
the Middle the lake region and the
trerns central weather fair Temperatures
have fallen considerably the Gulf states
the middle northern Pacific districts. They
risen in Colorado middle slope but
the DaAotas. Nebraska Wyoming
and Eastern Mortana-
There will be showers Tuesday in the Gulf and South
Atlantic States upper Mississippi Valley
upper lake region the Dakoas, probably continuing
"Wednesday, except in the Dakotas There Will
wednesday the lower lake and upper
lake region and upper Ohio Valley. In England
middle Atlartc States and the
Southwest weather viii be generally
ard Wednesday. vi ~ irregular
The winds along New England Middle Atlantic
asts will light fresh north o alonz
the South Coast light fresh and
ocutrwest. the Gulf Coast. fresh
ara variable. possibly thunder squalls. along
Gulf Coast southeast to south lower lakes
light and variable: the upper lakes. fresh east 10
sou becoming variable.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
light fresh north 10 northeast winds
10 the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
LETTERS IN LovETT CASE.
Kingsleys Testimony Against Defendant
Thrown Out-Other Experts Heard.

The trial Of the suit for divorce brought by
George f Lovett the Brooklyn real estate man.
against his wife Ars. Grace E Lovett. was con-
ttnued in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn, yesterday.
The testimony OF William J. Kingsley. hand
writing expert engaged by the plaintiffs counsel.
was thrown out. Mr.. kingsley admitted having
arrived at his opinion that Mrs Lovett wrote
threatening letters by comparing the letters in
question with specimens OF Mrs Lovett's hand
writing which were not exhibited as evidence. Mr.
Kingsley was later called 10 the stand a wit
ness for the defence. and David y. Carvalho. an
other handwriting expert who Is supposed 10 have
been retained by Mrs Lovett. a witness for
Mr Loyett Renjanln L. Kelly. a third handwrit-
ing expert, said ne thought Mrs. Lovett wrote the
letters which sent 10 Mrs Inez Courtenay
threatening her life If she took the stand against
Mrs Lovett.
Just before the noon recess there was a lively
tilt between the opposing lawyers over the pos
session OF the exhibits.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
WESLEYAN HoNoRs NEGRO SENIOR
Gives Him Prize for Best Commencement
Grafton Against Six White Men.
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Middletown, Conn, June 25.-James Augustus
Wilson, Of Calhoun Ala. Negro member of the
senior class at Wesleyan signally honored to-
day in receiving the rich prize given for the hest
commencement Grafton. He competed with six
white students. his subject being. Shall the Negro
Have a Share in American Politics?"
The Rev. DR.. Benjamin Gill professor at the
Pennsylvania State College in awarding the prize
said. My brother, ! congratulate you. Noble men
have won this prize May your life be a noble one,
too"
Wilson is a graduate from the Normal School at
Plattsburg. y Y. where he took honors. He has
worked his way through Wesleyan, refusing all aid.
He is an acquaintance OF Booker T. Washington,
and has already received two kilograms from him
inviting MIN TO come TO Tuskegee as a teacher.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Richard F. Outcault the comic artist who created
Buster Brown and "Tige," made his FIRST ap-
pearance in vaudeville yesterday at Keith & Proc
tors Union Square Theatre. He produced numer-
Gus drawings of Buster" and ''Iige" the Yellow
Kid" and the other familiar Outoault comics ana
the cartoonist varied his rapid hre chalk talk
with many interieetery remarks of a humorous
nature. Edwin Stevens appeared in a oomedietta,
"A Night Out" assisted by Miss Marshall James
A. Herman & Co. presented new travesty. The
Tanning of the Beast by James Horan, and the
other prominent entertainers were Raymond and
Caverly. German comedians; Hugh Stanton and
Florence Modena in For Reform; the Arnoros Sis
ters and Tony Wilson and Heloise. in trapeze act
Mile. Argyro Kastron vionist; Miss Aurie Dag
we'll The Girl OF 81: Baker and Nomo Fdest;is
Alexander, male soprano OLaughlin and Cohen
and the MilleTship Sisters,
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Mr.. cRImMINs SLIGHTLY BETTER.
IBy TeleEraph 10 Tie 'rrilalne !

By Telesrspa 10 Tile Tribune
Stamford. Conn. June John y. CTimmins ral-
lied to-day and his condition tonight reported
hopeful Or. J. w. Avery the attending
physician. issued this bulletin tonight:
Mr. Crimmins has had a comfortable day and is
resting well this evening. He has made slight
Improvement No further complications have arisen
and th, outlook Is rather more hopeful. although
he IS hy no means out Of danger. His Improvement
will be slow. his condition is from which he
cannot recover quickly
Mr. Crumias's Illness Is an affection Of Tie stom-
sch. lie has had al least severe hemorrhase Of
that organ
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
OBITUARY.
THOMAS VALlELY.

Thomas Valley, seventeen years an engineer with
The Tribune. died on Sunday from apoplexy at his
home, No. 425 SD street Brooklyn Mr. Valley left
his work on Saturday apparently I'm good health.
Before retiring he told his wife to call him at 8
o'clock Sunday morning. When Mrs. Valley en-
tered the room she found him dead. Mr. Valley
was born in Ireland. and came TO this country when
a boy He was member of the Eccentric Engi-
neers' Union and the Irish Volunteers. Mr., Valley
leaves a wife. one child and a mother over ninety
years old. The funeral will be at st. Michael s
Church. at AID street and Fourth avenue, Brooklyn
and the burial will be at Holy Cross Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
OTTO G. MAYER.

West Orange. n. j, June 25 (SpeciaD-Otto q.
Mayer New York banker. and for several years
connected with the firm of IIsdenhurg Thalmann &
Co, is dead at his home, in Mortified avenue West
Orange. He succumbed 10 heart disease after an
illneSs OF two weeks He was hfty-four wears old
lie had lived in West Orange for the last nine
years. formerly residing in East Orange and New
York He leaves q wife The funeral will be held
at his late home tomorrow morning, and the ser
vice VIII be conducted by the Rev. Robert Gardner
McGregor, pastor of the St Cloud Presbyt erian
Church, West Orange.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
MAY ABOLISH FRESHMAN row
'ottie Night" Disorders Cause Dean Of
Sheffield School 70 Issue Ediet.

fia9en. 5une 25.-As the resalt % breach
r. peace On the part of many members of the
:, -la class of the Shesield Scientific School
a., "1t IL kEowD Gs bottle night" few night7
-, -I"ah thiitenden to-day issued order 2hich
~. isac 10 tlie abolishmeut a. the so-c3lied
t-lAS@ RoV." IN TempIe street. where the
- '~li-s iook place. TWenty-tlree Scientific
Heshnen were implicated il the bottle
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
AMHERST NATAToRlUM DEDICATED

Amherst Mass. June 25-The dedication Of the
new Pratt Natatorium. given 10 Amherst College
by Harold L Pratt, o. Of New York. the feat
ure of to-day's observances Of commencement week.
Mr.. Pratt Mortimer L. Schif. IS. of New York;
DR.. Edward Hitchcock. athletic supervisor, and
Presiden; George Harris made addresses. The
BrOoklne Swimming Club gave exhibition in the
large tank. The building cost SJ000o Of which $4,000
given by Mr.. Pratt for the natatoTium and
$1,000 by Mr. Schfy for squash and tennis courts
Of hA
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
WHAT rs GOING ON TODAY.

Raciug at sheepshead Bay'
Formal orening Of Public School 49, No III East Sd
street, 9:30
Hearing on charges against Borough President Coler
Attorney Generals ONCE. No. % William street. II
a.
Board OF Aldermen. city Hail. l ?. m
Girls Technical High School commencement Academy Of
Music, p m.
An illustrated Across Canada 20 the orient BY
Lieutenant Edward q Flshnrty benefit for the Guil1
for Crippled Children OF the Poo- OF New York. Car
negie Hall evening.
Free the Museum of Art and the Geological
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
pAzsp AND IN PERIL FROM FIRE.

Half dozen persons were in peril early yester-
day morning at a fire at No 259 West Hist street
Dazed By the SMOKE and frightened by the flames.
Uhica were gradually eating their way up 10 The
fourth noor they huddl.G together. and made 10
cortz 10 save their livcs until ;he fremen ran no
ladder .nd brought tncm 80 the street. Al the
same TINE theie N3s another fire at No 3s6 East
street. TIE tot4i loss az 10th fires about
s5.soo.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
PASSENGERS FROM LIVERPOOL.

1iverrool June aS-The White STAR Line steamer
Majestic which is to sail from this port on June
s7 for New York, will take among her passengers
Sir Joseph George Ward Postmaster General OF
New Zealand. who hopes TO enlist CANADIAN sup
mort for the proposal establish universal two
cent postage rate. . -, 49,, -,
The steamer Celtic OF the same line which win
leave liverpool on June e. viii have board Mr..
Pulitzer
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

The stock company at Keith & Proctors One
hundred and twenty Street Theatre yesterday
presented The Tanning of the Shrew,' with Miss
Beatrice Morgan Katharine, Paul McAlliste- as
PetruchiO. William Norton as Lucento. Miss Agnes
Scott as Blanca Dudley Hswey as Biondello. Rob
ert Cummings as Hortensio and Robert l. Hill
Vincentio Tomorrow evening A dozen social
gauizations Of Harlem and The Bronx will at
tend the performance a compliment the
Misses Morgan, Scott and Jewell and the MessFs.
McAllister, Norton. Hill and Hawley.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
hilarity. and their names were reported to

night hflarity. and their names were reported TO
the authorities.
Bottle night is the night on which anything
oreaka Bile is hurled from windows by students and
many times pedestrians have been injured.
This year l35 freshmen housed in the seven
teen houses in Temple street. between Grove and
Irumbun streets. Dean Ghittenden's order says
that after July l. 1907, than three students
OF the Scientific School Will be allowed room in
any one house along that street, and that If any
complaint is made during the college year
against Freshman Row. every student will have
10 elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST GAS TRUST

Clarence ]. Shearn, counsel for Isaac Schneider,
who has a place ot business at No. 81 Bowery.
obtained from Justice Giegerich yesterday, in the
Supreme Court. temporary injunction restraining
the Amsterdam Gas Company from interfering I'm
any way with his supply Of gas or his gas meter.
The Will be argued IN Special Term, Part 7.
OF the Supreme Court MednssdaN.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
JEsUP GIFTS TO WILLIAMS COLLEGE
FBv TeI,sroph ~ The Tribune

TFv Tel' graph - The tribune
wilamstown. Mass. June e5- The 18th annual
report Of Williams College shows gift OF S25 600
from Morris *. Jesup. OF New York, FOR the estab-
lshnnent Of The Morris X. Jesup Fund. Zenss
Crane. of Dalton. A c. Houghton of North Adams.
ana Senator " Murray Crane. of ssachusetts.
have each given S25,o0o for the Berkshire Quad
rprgIe Fund
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

Miss May Vokes made her first appearance in
vaudeville yesterday Keith & Proctors Twenty
third Street Theatre in the comedietta "A Model
Maid by Charles A. Brynes. She assisted by
Gus Pixey. Other features were Ed F. Reynard
ventriloquist; Louise Montrose and her auto-girls
Miss Grace Cameron. Hermanys dogs, and
monkeys; Frank Bush, the Quaker City four in
The Musical Bscksmiths: the Jossen trio Young
and Melville and new moving pictures.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
STEAMER BoNNANo STILL AGROUND.

At high tide yesterday wreckng tugs succeeded
in moving the steamer Vincenzo Romano ashore
At Fire Island Bar. about fifty feet. They were
una ble 10 get her deep water, however and
work of GischargnC her cargo into barges
continued.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
TIE TRleuNE's ILLUSTRATIONS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: wish 10 congratulate YOU and your readers
upon the excellence Of the ILLUSTRATIONS which ap-
pear i'm The Tribune. / hope their quality will
be kept up, as IL is pleasure to the readers
Very truly yours
FRANCIS CALL WOODMAN.
MorristOwn. y. j., June q. 1906.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
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eooTH.TucKER WEEDS IN LONDON.

London Juno 25.-Commander Booth-Tucker and
Miss Minnie Reid were married to-day at the Sal
walton Army's Citade! South Tottenham. General
Booth officiated. Only relatives and high officers
OF the Salvation Army were present.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EMPIRE-I- Rossiter DKner. Paris Il HoLr L
TAN-Ex-Governor T. Gary Evans. South Carolina :;
Zeno NJ. Host Milwaukee. BRESLIN-Major Gen
eral c J.. Riggs, Annapolis. DARLINGTON
Colonel ". h Rexford T. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

this evsning. He said that he was feeling much
better and that he would endeavor 20 be more DIS
in matters that affected his health ihs
Governor does not show signs OF his sieN1s~S
He did not announce any appointments
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
"cITY RECORD" IN PALESTINE.

The fame of The City Record" has spread TO
Palestine, although the people there do not
know much about it. Supervisor Tracy received
a postal card yesterday from Jerusalem which con-
tanned offer, under conditions. 10 subscribe for
the paper. The card says:
Jerusalem, Palestine, Nav 81 1905
Gentlemen; If you will kindly send me sample
copy of your paper will if it will pay me TO
subscribs for same Trusting you will grant me
this favor. I remain, yours respectfully.
II. LINENBERG
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a WEDDING

Miss Helen Gertrude Young was married last
evening at the Judson Memorial Church. in Wash
ington Square To Charles Frederick RothweU The
couple spend part of their HONEYMOON a,
Niagara and continue through the West and
South.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26

Highest temperature yesterday so degrees; lowest IS.
HveEags y for corresponding date last year.
years 7e
Local Forecast.-GensraIly far Tuesday and w.dnss-
day. variable Winds
New-York tribune., 1906-06-26
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Bremen on the Princess Alice are:
5. II. Lyman. Mrs Virginia NJ Lee
Mr. and Mrs. James Averel Mrs Sheffield Phelps
Lawrence George Jay Taylor
Mr.. ana Mrs Walter Bishop hr and Mrs. Charles W
Mannsy. Woolsey.
Travellers who arrived yesterday on the Vader-
land from Antwerp were;
Mrs. W z. Chambers. Chsries Joss
Mrs Norris g Foote. Walter Norfolk
Andrew J. Hope. Mr. and Mrs IL Il. Stanlev
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GOVERNOR HARRIS MUCH Better.

Columbus. Ohio. June 2.-Acting Governor Harris
returned to the csSital freIn his homo ct Eaton
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FORECAST for special Iocalities.-ror me Di.trict

Columbia Maryland Delaware. Eastern Pennsylvania,
Jersey Eastern New York. generally fair to-day
Wednesday; variable winds.
For New England. fair to-day; cooler In southeastern
portion fair Wednesday: light northeast
winds
For West virginia partly cloudy to-day and Wednes-
day. probably showers Wednesday
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York.
partly cloudy TO-DAY; showers ard cooler Wednesday
light to fresh northeast 10 east winds.
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Local Oficla fOrecast.-1he following of1cal record
from the Weather shows the changes the
perature for twentfouT hours. In comparison
with the corresponding date ct last year: