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AGREES WITH DR.. osLER.
Brooklyn Pastor Endorses Opinion Of Medical
Scientist.
E5i+o- ~ me Tribune.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune
sir: Referring TO Dr.. Osler's statement concern
ing "a future life" the Doctors careful reooEos
Of five hundred deathbeds" cannot be ignored IN
seeking testimony on the subject. However JUST
how much value there is in such testimony az II Is
he I'd 10 saw The best in uSour hopes, our uI
our ideals-we not prone 70 talk over IllCCLi
about And as the dread hour approaches "S q
more likely to be silent than ever oeIofe- l no
ready doctrine we carry on the TIP OF the to!gue'
the real faith an Uniformed substance WlLItil!-
In The majority Of cases that have come under tIS
notice Of the writer the dying person mas oeconie
llncOn and passed away IN that conClLloIl
there are notable exceptions, especially IN ce[LIL
diseases where the wasting of the BODY mas peSt
slow a. in the case Of consumption here Iie skRlt
ifrsl side Of life has become more evident ana AdS
ayaLene6 et times into testimonies beautlIu4 ana
Convincing one aged physician said 70 the writer
tbaf he had seen enough of such deathDeQ scenes
IN convince him Of the reality OF future me Ho
tarfirnoDv given at such times, however. IS not SO
Tnuch a confidence in the future as IN Geo the
Tresenf and that all is we'll We are therefore N
oftned IN agree with Dr.. Osler that as q RUE d
ian dies he has lived, uninhuenced, practcaliy,
Nv the tho1Ieht OF future life. The thought OF
f,+re life is only indirect influence; the tnouSilt
- God here and now Is the direct influence IN me-
The F3ihiiCal idea Of making the personal COO tne
Lseje Of the life that is and is to come the author
80 frsher'' of our life is in the writer Illnd tne
o-iy tenable and satisfactory theory OF a future
life. ia fN! 800 r[Ie Tfe+hn3ist Church
Trooklyn. Dec 80 1905
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SOLDIERS CHORUS SUNG BY STARS.
Night When Media, Nordica, Calva and De
Reszkes Joined Voices Recalled,

OidtIme patrons of the Metropolitan Opera HOUSE
who cherish recolIections of the days when Aooeyp
SchoeffeI & Grau held the retns Of management
while discussing yesterday the production OF
Faust" without chorus on Wednesday night the
-osrIt NJ so-caIled artists enrolling themselves
In the ranks of organized labor, Joklngly sus6eSt
that Mr. Conried should gather together those non
union singers who sang the soldiers chorus from
Faust" on the stage Of the metropolitan Tess 'i'-
ten years ago. 1t
On the evening of Friday, April "a 1856 the sur
ring triumphant military march song was sung
not ,y loud voiced tenors and BASES whose eihoII
~ hlare louder than the brass band IS usuaAy tlo
feature Of this number but by perhaps me si Io1I
GO sograpat0n of vocal stars ever appearing olIu-
taree,1eL mon any stage-certainly by the gredtssL
Voices ever Joined in chorusby the most famous
rTiroa donnas and male vocalists OF the ad2 i.,b
Th@se Who assumed the costume, went t1rousL
the business" OF the returning WdEL7qL 800
Ctounoj's heroic strains were Mines NleIod t
}5outo- i1Iie Noriica Frances Savie, Lola Beeth
TraI1bpaanu, Marie Engel, ScalcL ~ NM
Kitzu Bauermeister ana van 1S1'e Xft+e Efai1rI
2ed pancon Crenonini. Russitano, 1lbert CapaIl
MauguieTe, KaschInann, Anco"a arbone De va
snbeffi Vivani Nann De longprez anu TIL
M Conrieds striking employees VINO slo4 It 10
solP t ne an average SIS week, it is said II IS
probable that those VINO SANG III an tears ago
On ,etd m an average 81 COO for each appearance
T1Io orca sion was that of testlnlonia1 I,
ance rendered by the neaoe[5 a ~ t s Abbey and
SIo3Itrice Crau The full bill was made up OF -
Favorita Aes Act III. with Caive Lubert
ana Ancona .'Falstaff. Act IL WIN soa1
Carnpanari and Maurel Meloa: n { 55 4ct III
from , nuTLS Ind lean de Reszke; Faust. Act
u with Media and the Two D9 ,esGti1e casf
Ie Conductors of the evening were Anton selaIi
Beyignani seppiH and Louis saaT e 7 p not a
over the house were doubled ana nee go 1a " .
ae+ ~ ba had a week before the performance.
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THANKSGIVING IN SOUTH AFRICA.
Americans in Cape Town Celebrated the Day
in Fitting Style.
Ernm rrhA &C Zinc.

From The Cape Times
Gated in the Cape Peninsula celebrated 1iy IS
Swing Iay on Thursday last with their usual neaI
t5inaas In honor OF the occasion the American
consul general and Mrs. Horace Lee MasniI Z ION
v1rs aaf home at their residence. Haslemere ei
iworth The house and grounds were cnaI ~ "a
decorated the balcony of the house oelhs Itp
1tifb Amertcan and English flags. On the lawn q
number OF small tables were set our, an rI ssnas
,Itiiized For the serving OF refreshments Inc SP5
2' RsT5 Vas in attendance and played an excel
lent selection of music during the deceived
NJ and Mrs Horace Lee Washington, IsSe - -
+ieir sIiest- al the entrance the drawing room
Anon, those present were Mr. ana AlEs, Ms
Ttr King Mr. and Mrs Webster Mr. an, anu HI
Webner Mr. and Mrs. smith M, mrs, avn Nh
a. T9risn Mr. a . Brieu. Or. and Mrs ~ -
- Nrs Et-nc Mr. and Mrs LYON. MT. ~.
stevens Mr. and Mrs Roberts 1i ~: an strait
a5e1a, Ut, III sf eJr " - ,rry knight. Cap
sai. Mad5en air. Gri@sch y III Ty2 etc
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DISCUSS MUSICAL THERAPEUTICS.
Papers Read on Relation of Music to Medi.
cine at Annual Meeting.

The National Society Of Musical Therapeutics
met las. night at the home Of Lacey Baker at NO
113 East 1sth-st, and addresses We're read by Miss
Eva Augusta VesceIius and Dr. John Cutter; The
subject OF the evening was The Relation OF MUSIC
Miss Tescelus spoke of the work done by l1e
society in hospitals and other institutions ana o.
the effect Of the music on the patients, ana uISeo
HE necessity of continuing the work. -,
Dr. Cutter said that musicians ought also 70 lake
the relation of music TO medicine 1t has been oo-
served he said that the person suffering from
1rvosness prefers something soft and soothing in
the way Of music and each disease IS responsive
10 a different kind of music -. - =.
Fegardipg the criminal DR.. Cutter said that me
sacred or sentimental music OF the Where Is ny
Wandering Boy variety has peSh AoUAo :" 70 N-'
most effective.
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&C AerHuR BOURNE SERIOUSLY ILL

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Tso,rne. who has been critically sick at Indian
G. Bo9dn1, here since last month. when her child
Neck , larr" SPECIALISTS have attended her ne
qaeny sas R0 b es4' told ie
formed her child for fear of the effect OF the
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

oa7eiaI Record and FOrecast-Washlnston' Jan =
.or7o central wednesday night In Northeastern Iowa
80 nassed down st. Lawrence valley. ana Is nov
i ,hs held OF observation. The weather continues
q Northern and Eastern districts. with light snow
- +t lake region the remainder OF the country IaE
tra- nrevails with temperatures generally Oelo" ths
- ,ta south and considerably above the normal In
Io' 11,ntaJn districts the Missouri Valley and the
-. northwest. a moderate depression Is moving
.~s north OF Montana. and pressure continues high
- .ba Pacific Coast and the plateau region
o r5.v and Saturday fair weather Is probable in
- a+s Of the country except the lake region. Where
- Nurries with temperatures slightly below freezing.
,-evnH IL will be colder in NeWns and ana along
W NddIs Atlantic Coast Friday Elsewhere moderate
ttaaTTonerstures Will prevail
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Jordan Of No Lilo sth.
ave brooklyn have announced the engagement OK
1LS9 = sca1Ies Maxwell the youngest son OF j.
Eogsrs maxwell. the former president OF the Cen
trail Railroad of New-Jersey. He is about twenty
Eve Years old while his 1ancee Is about nVe years
his Junior -. 49, t.
Mr. Maxwell is we'll known as an amateur Sachts-
wan aud gained considerable fame by his skilful
sailing OF the 7ofooter Yankee in various races last
summer Mr. Jordan. father OF Miss JORDAN. VIC
- n,e known in Brooklyn society. is the Internal
Revenue collector for the Eastern District or New
IN south Brooklyn
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Highest temperature yesterday. degrees iosss 81;
average as a
years, 80 -
Fair and colder to-day; fair Saturday
fresh -
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SARATOGA MEN HAVE SMOKER.

Nearly one hundred members of the Saratoga
c-o,ytv Association OF the State Of New-York held
= .,oI,er in the stag room Of the Hotel Marie
Antolnette last night. 1t was announced tnat tne
Aitn, ds,ner would be held February in the
I.i efor 1t is reported that state senator
T11 o.ct viii be one OF the speakers
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LOCAL SWEDISH CONSUL DECORATED.

ca = Johnson. agent OF the Scandinavian n1eri-
roi,,.z : - ms country. who was recently ap-
coi-s S"ealsn oonsu. FOR this city yesterday re-
had ToaSe ZIG oy cable that the King OF Deninark
scn e eiso nm Knight OF Danne5roge Mr. john
ss Knight OF EGss, OK Sweden
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL GoTHAM-JaInes Brown P o3fa4 IN NJ
S 6IT5 4 eCoIonel D. c. Robinson; ex-Mayor OF
EEynira- MANHATTANE gudson. SyTacg Is-
W, w aftache OF the German Embassy washington
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WEDDINGS PAST AND 70 COME
TBy Telegraph TO The TTioui

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune $500. ..
BOSTON. Jan. 4-Miss Annie BarroWs MonrIs' ..
Mariden. n H. daughter of the iare f[aIls'S -
I 1Irroe surgeon Z. s N. and Wilfred Moi
o'io 49, ~ Montreal, were married at King
S Son tonight by the Rev. w S Barnes father
~ the bridegroom assisted by the Rev Howard n;
I,rou,n of Kings Chapel The bridegroom Is an
artfst and graduate OF Royal Victoria college,
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IosEPH i. BERRY % LIEUTENANT.

F,x-Coroner Joseph I Berry was elected second
lieutenant Of the ID Battery, N. G.. N Y. at a
-,aeting in the arrnory. Bathgate-ave. and 1I6th-
St. last night Major David wilson commands
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rorecaat Coz specIal Loeal.


,t and colder to-day snow In Northern Maine
and northern fair Saturday, fresh to brisk west
WHO'S rar4ern NawYor and colder to-day except
- drrtes ia northern portion fair Saturday: fresh
west winds .-.- -. 49, - r,.,.......
Eastern Pennsylvania NeV-Jersey and Delavrare,
fair and collier to-day; fair Saturday; fresh west winds
For District OF Columbia ana AaIyIssno !alr ana
colder to-day; lair Saturday; fresh west winds
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oRDEN - weanssday, January 9, 1905.
at the residence OF the brides parents. By the Or.
Townsend Marie. daughter AdeIn.rr
Jacket. 10 Mr.. Lewis Mercer Borden
MALE-WooD-on Wednesday. January 9. tas
Church OF the Redeemer. Bryu Mawr Penn, by tha
Rev. James HauEhtou, Anna Hicks Wood. slaughter OF
the late Charles n Terry. TO william H Ma1s OF
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Changes at the Irving Place-Tyrone
Power in New Part.

Power in New Part.
Delay in the arrival Of the Pennsylvania. which
IS bringing over Mr.. Christians the popular Ger
star, to fulfil his engagement here corapeIs
Mr.. Conrted to make change IN the programmes
OF the Irving Place Theatre Tonight, tomorrow
afternoon and evening, and on Monday evening
the attraction Will Be Herve. NIeihac and Ailauds
popular operetaa, Mile. Nitouche" with Lima
Abarbanen in the chief character On Tuesday
satl1Is sG n1 Utt ~ ] Ila
Schwur der Treue' ('The Oath of Constancy''), a
love and intrigue in Antwerp in the seventeenth
century; will be presented Mr. Christians will
Vet Van EInden gifted but dissipated young
a resourceful wife Hedwig Won Osternann viii
appear as the heroine, Claudine. The important
Arnold.
Tyrone Power has been specially engaged by 2
A Braden for his forthcoming production OF Tho
Trancoso Trail drama by Francis Hastings
and Henry Fitch Taylor. Mr.. Power viii play the
role Of Dexter, a character part. Henry Jewett is
made for this cast IS tnat OF MISS Dorothy Grim
ston, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall, who
Mss Mary Sa&; cg Efeio en- i ~ sg have an
PIE Srst warren ..5he TeTancogo Trai is An9one
the other members of the cast are Orne Caldara
and Patton Gibbs.
The Sophomore Play Association OF the College
Of the city of Network viii produce its annual
play tonight at Carnegie Lyeeum- This years
dramatic effort consists of version OF turned
Up the play in which James 4 Hackett made
his first success Mr.. Hacketts part in the play,
that of George Midway, will be presented by Lester
Snrts a member Of the varsity bail team.
The Nassau Theatre, formerly known as wat
sons Coy Corner, at WilIoughby and Pearl SITS,
Brooklyn. was sold at auction in foreclosure pro-
oeedIngs for $4,000 yesterday Edward H. Gran
dali to whom the property was knocked down on
fhe first bid intiu1ated that it would probably
turn to the control OF the original stockhoders and
he conducted along the old lines. The Nassau
Theatre was built several years ago, and has
always been conducted as popular price burlesque
housa The manager got into trouble with the
poiioe some time ago because drinks We're served
In the playhouse through q direct entrance from
a rathskelIer IN the basement.
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Tor tha last twsuyfour hours comparison
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AAsxandre, ElIza0eth L Orchard cUthOs-t :.
Gg5hEts chSTlss s Parsons. salaasl b.
ApAa{s 75S T5qsisx Las !slsas wsa7ssay Ssns
ton Adams. in the <sth year Of his age TunsTsl
a e ssst s. Es5 5sPui C. % e
9. az o'clock kindly omit Towers.
BTAINERD-Entered into rest, On January 4 iscs
Louise S. BTainsrd widow OF 2. Burtis Brsiner1 Fu-
ave srooEiyr n T.. On ssturds az ' oiooas , 4
Kindly omit flowers
cRaFs. s4dss u i' aBa .; s 6 $500 .nd &
Strong Guthrie Notios Of fursraI herssfssrs
,s5 s;Sssns vs.s. s sss zs
Of the late ". g Kim6an. M D, IN ne 7sd ys.r g
her lats residence. saturday. January q a. ns5o
a Iutsrnnent private.
S5b Io.29 . y5srsdsg = ss lsSs
rssidencs' No Se4 csrssns1s1s. BTookiyn 1f0'o 0'
PARsoNs-suddsniZ IN TIE CITY OF Mszioo. Deeeus-~ s.
1905 James Russell Parsons aged q years Fgnarsl
Saturday. January 6 al hais-past o'OocE
PARsosSs-2I ThsuEs;dag January 1903 Ettra D~y
the late Samuel and Mary so1s Parsons Il tss Sra
q o his aEa Eg5l $3.50 s,Sss At r.. Fssdis =
On saturday.. January s Seventh Day FiTse xeats.
?cTk CITY q I:$o n % aiul1sr I'm ss-ti Esia-i
In Msmortau-
MARTIN-In loving memory % EsTT1zr r. aaxsfcs ytS
passed into the higher life January s. IroA
CEMErEHrEa
THE WOODLAND cEarErEEE
Is readily accessible by Harlem trains srora GrsrA
Central station, webster and jerome troIlsys
and By carriage Lots, s125 up. Telephone A95s
Graraercy1 for Book OF Views or Representatives
ONCE. 20 East 23rd st.. n 7. City.
UEDERTAKERA
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

rassengera who sailed yesterday fo-
Alhohs 80 - 1Zafser Wilhelm der Crosse were
" e Dodge Baron Ernest sehilling
ana Mrs !" i - DR. Mrs George z. Bar
Mr. and Mrs beia's1ii Ernest Thompson Seton
Emery.
travellers who arrived last night from iAVe'poo'
on the Cedric were; 49,
VI - -. - rtgtv Mr. and Mrs J. E. Holder
Captain kdWaiu =" -S- Williams.
Victor Gibson.
MT ana Mrs. James starr
arrived yesterday from Hamburg on
the Pennsylvania were:
Z W Baker fI r. 81 Noble,
d.. A. EurnisA
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CElIETERTEA
THE WOODLAND cHErEaE.

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains srora GrsrA
Central Station webster and Jerome avenue tollsys
and By carriage Lots sl25 up Telephors 4sSst
Graraerry1 Book OF Views Representatives
once. 20 East 3ard St. \ 7. City.
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In hsnortauz-
MARTIN-In loving memory % Eerr5s- r aa<sf.s yrS
passed into the higher life January 8 Iso5
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On LIlo NN1-
Captain Edward r. Dls'y'
Victor Gibson. car
Alr. and Mrs james 0'1'
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:, - VINO arrived last night IIoIH I1'-1I 'O

iArr ana Mrs. J. E. Holder
/ Williams.
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Those who arrived "
the Pennsylvania were
Z ". Baker
ElrF4lEE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-05

MP. and Mrs. W, Z. p9qse'
Henry 1s1a McKean IngsrFoA.
Mr. and Mrs. Iela III
Emery.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-15
FIX THE HOLIDAY RATE
Railroads in Central Passenger AS
sociaton Will Charge Two
Cents Per Mile.

Richmond people who will spend
the holidays or any part of them out
of the city will get the benefit of
Special rates.
The roads in the Central Passen-
ger Association have agreed upon
the granting of rate of cents a
mile throughout the territory for the
Christmas holidays. The official cir
cular issued yesterday explains how
these tickets are to be issued. The
ticket agent will use the fares in eff
feet prior to March 10, this year.
which were. of course, based on 3
cents mile. The round trip rates
will be therefore, one and one-third
of the old one-way fare, which prac-
tically amounts TO cents a mile in
each direction. The rates for this
Christmas will be the same as those
a year ago
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-15
FREIGHT RATES SLASHED
Railroad Commission Yesterday
Handed Down Decision Unfavor-
able to the VandaIias
Publishers Press.1

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 1.-THE
Railroad Commission did things to-
day The commission handed down
its decision in the case of Schnull &
Co, wholesale grocers, of this city,
against the Vandalia railroad. in
which case the petitioners complain
ed against the freight rates on all
commodities between this city and
Terre Haute.
The decision slashed all present
rates between Indianapolis and Terre
Haute, making material reductions
on all the six official classificatioEs.
The commission decided this case
once before, making a reduction in
the then existing rates, but consent
ed to rehear the case on the petition
of both parties.
In the first decision the relation
between rates from differenS points
was not taken into account. Today's
decision is more logical in taking the
matter of relative rates into account,
and by the decision a rate is pre-
scribed on each of the six classified
tions for each station between this
city and Terre Haute. The decision
contains an entirely new tariff sched-
ule. 1t was handed down by Com
missioner McAdams.