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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-W Washington. April IL
exception Of light rains in New York and New
England weather been mostly fair east Of the
Rocky Mountains.
disturbance has moved short distance to
the eastward being tonight Southeastern
Colorado and Eastern Mexico. and rains have
tinued in the plateau Temperatures have
in the central valleys upper lake
fallen somewhat in the Atlantic extreme
West There will be Thursday and
southern Rocky region and the states
extending Thursday night and Friday through
states great central valleys the upper lake pos
siby the lower region. the Atlantic states
The districts west the Rocky Mountains weather
will he fair THURSDAY ana Friday it VIII be colder
Thursday n the extreme central West. somewhat
Friday the central valleys and the Gulf
The VIII along the New England will be
poTtbwest becoming variable: middle Atlantic coast
light variable becoming east; coast.
light 10 fresh east coast fresh south
to fresh 10 brisk.
departing Thursday for European ports will
have fresh north WINDS becoming variable with
fair weather Grand Banks
Forecast Special IOcalities-For the District Of
Columbia and Maryland and Friday; variable
winds
For Delaware. New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania and
Eastern New York fair to-day and Friday; variable
winds becoming easteFy fresh.
New England fair to-day ana tTlcayi rresh north
For Western Pennsyivanie fair and warmer to-day;
Friday cooler. variable winds, becoming
southeast and brisk
For York fair ard warmer today Fri
day showers the afternoon or night
Local Official Record.-The following official
from the shows the changes in the tenn
rerature for wenty-four in comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year.
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DENNIS J. HARRINGTON.

Dennis ]. Harrington, who represented the 17th
Aldermanc District, Manhattan, in the Board of
Aldermen, from 1888 to 1900. died yesterday at his
nome in Flushing. Long Island Mr. Harrington's
death hastened by a fall he sustained a few
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
Died.

wsnssesy "a at ;s, sS m afsr an Dss,
Anthony Bailey in the Goth year Of his Notice
OF funeral hereafter
BRowNAt Presbyterian Hospital q pneumonia. Tues
lge Funeral services win Be held at An souls Church.
fntsrment at Dalton. Mass,
BURNs-on April 10 1905 Mary devoted wife Of unl-
neral services at her iste residence. and
ave New YORK on TagIsaS. at S.so @ S1oss "a l me
Cemetery Philadelphia Penny papers please copy.
CEURCH-At his residence. IN this civ az noon. wsdnss-
Notice OF funeral hereafter
HALLe-sqdaenly April at his residence sas gsTs
IN the sixsth year Of his age Funeral ssr7oes rom
p m train fro@ New YORK. please omit aowsrs
JoNEs-Ths Rev j. Owen Jones. beloved husband or
5osePh Harris ons % S% S g. on as S The
Tht1SSy MonSay agT e Funeral services az Hs0aaSx
April II, at noon. InteTment at Greenwood
II az hts . sou 9sa3se On NM WsdPsss Ps .BH AB
Hayden Meeder in tbe S4,h wear OF hls age Funerai
services at the Church OF the Holy Conmanon south
m train from Barclay and christopher sts New
Montgomery Place. Brooklyn Jeanne De Forest. wife
John p Rider FishkiliScn-fiudson funeral services
private
F4RKo4 ARK Ss1o1 ARr. LIZ st'ss short gs:s Mary Mo
vices at her late Tesidencs No ass Alsxansr ave..
Insrsn at war%icE orsSs sEsRiNs soaAg ART n Z At m
RUSSELL--At late residence. No 81 10Th st
on Wednesday April IL Helen Fautherfurd, wife OF hs
late Archibald Russell and daughter OF the late
Watts. NJ D. Relatives and friends invited 10 at
and 10th St. On saturday morning at 70 osIos L =
kindly requested that flowers sent
sFIAw.-At RidgswoOd. n. J.. Monday morning. Ap~il
3. Charles F. Shaw. in the 31st
services at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Clinton
Internent private
sICKELSApril II; 1906 Robert slckels. ysArA
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Nav
C.. son Of the late Frederick sweetser. OF Boston
WARD-At Newark y. J.. on wednesday. ApFl II. 1909
Minnie P. wife OF DR.. Leslie d Ward Funeral ser-
vices will be held late home No loss Broad sr -
Saturday. April IA at D. kindly emit rowera.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-L. Max Boyer Rudlestadt, Germany;
". A. Duke. Nashville AsToR HoUsEacIRailEoad Rail
Miss L. l. Chaffee, Paris. GRAND-R. Lamson.
London. Ont. HOLLAND-Harlan Victor Cause.
Paris. NETHERLAND-John w. Simpson Ha-
vana. VICTORIA-F. w. Stone, Toronto VOL
COTT-J. Rodgers McCreery. Pittsburg.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
EDNA MAY IN LONDON.

London. April 1.-Edna May had a warm well
come her temperance in London at the Vaude-
vile Theatre tonight in new play. The Belle
of Mayfair written by Basil Hood and Charles
Brookfeld, with music by Leslie Stuart.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
lie Domino Rouge" for Weber's-Dinner for
Woodruf-Pitou to Reappear.

Miss Elsie Janis will next Monday introduce in
THE Vanderbilt Cup at the Broadway Theatre an
imitation OF the well known dancer. LIE Domino
Rouge" who has made such hit in this country
Miss Janis's characterization will be faithful in
every respect The preliminary rehearsals of this
imitation disclose that Miss Janis will give
a remarkable facsimile of the act in every way.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12


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Manehestefii iitSai WelIinston TnbrdEe Wells. sgs
land Hotel Morecambe Bay; Midand Hotel. Der5ys
Eoss-on-Wye; WoolDack Hotel. Warwick; Bull Hotel.
a,4HoteI shebOurne Dublin; EeoIss Hotel Glen
scoETIiIAND-st. Enoeh Hotel, Glasgow; Station Hotel
10 Az ROYAL Hotel. Betws-y-Coed; Waterloo Hotel
Py4iTAfe-HoteI Cecil.
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Hotel d ak Ax-les-Bains; Grand Hotel. Vile d-Esa
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Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
central station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys
and by carriage Lots S1Z5 up. Telephone ASS
GraTnercy Tor Book OF Views representative.
Office, 20 East 23rd st. n 7. City.
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New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

IN one Of the upper galleries of the American Art
Association there are seventy-fou drawings col
iscted ny the late " Louis Fraser. drawings orig
i1Ely reproduced in The Century Magazine or
st Nicholas" The sale Of these. which preceoes
that Of the japanese pictures tomorrow evening.
ought TO prove Of the most popular of the sea-
son for il sl dispose of number Of capital Illus
estste. The works here by Alfred Brennan. E A.
abbey the late Robert Blum. Kenyon Cox Joseph
Pencil. Howard Pyle and half a dozen others rs-
mind OF the time, prior to the advent OF the
hsftone. when the ma gaines formed, as IL were.
monthly exhibitions Of really gifted users of the
which neither the artist the engraver had much
Y anything 70 fear from photography They put
tu1h their best efforts in an atmosphere that wss
et-ely favorable to the growth OF their ideas and
hey did an immense amount Of work which no fair
STUDENT of American art can ever fail 20 honor
That work is buried. OF course. n the files Of the
magazines and lust for that reason the present ex
hbition is The more 10 be welcomed. If there is
not sharp bidding for good many of these draw
ings We shan he very much surprised.
This afternoon and lhis evening the American Art
Association sells The books and priced art cata-
log1es belonging to Mr.. /. Crist Delmonico end to
The estate Of the late Mrs. Eliza NJ. Curtis which
occupy another of the small rooms. Though there is
nothing Of importance in this mass OF material
there is e good zeal to attract the hunter after
bargains.
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Engaged.

DARRACH-BoRDEN-M and Mrs Spencer Borden OF
FTsII River Mass announce the engagement OF their
daughter Florence Or. William Darrach. OF New
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK y. CAMPBELL CO.. 24I-3 WEST esRD sr.
World Known Funeral Chapels Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

Highest temperature Yesterday 6e degrees; lowest "A
% corresponding
year 55 degree average for corresponding date
last twenty-five years. s6 degrees.
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and Friday variable
winds, becoming eest and fTesA-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

Ryder in ''The Lion and the Mouse, at the Lyceum
Theatre and who was last season member of the
Robert Edeson company will be given luncheon
to-day by his old associates appearing this week In
''Strongheart,' at the New Montauk Theatre,
Brooklyn. Mr.. Edeson and his company will then
be the guests of Henry 3. Harris. manager of both
organizations, at the matinee of The Lion and
the Mouse
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12
Religious Notices.
20 cents per Tine

20 cents per line.
ST GEORGES CHURCH Stuyvesant squar--Pnssion
Service. The Rev. HUGH BIRCKHEAD. Rector Will
conduct the Good Friday Passion Service n
o'clock Seats free.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

vrEEER-MACY-On Wednesday. April II, 1906 the
rasd.nce OF the brides parents No 50 East 53d
New York city by Res. Rufus p Johnston. D D.
Mrs Grace Sanders Macy David Hocombe Keefer Of
Atlanta, Ga.
nurRRAY-DE MoNTALvo-on Monday. March 2s az
An Angels Church by the Rev Dr. townsend, Marie
de MontaIvo 10 Ehingham c. Murray
IT AyT Wednesday, April II. 1906.
nv the Rev Anthony II. Evans d. D. Grace. daughter
az he late witt c. Lawrence. 70 Robert Longley
Taylor, OF Hanover. N H
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BABCOCK-At the residence OF mother. No. Dol West
55h street. Monday April 1905 after "a brief III
ness OF meningitis, May Woodruff Babcock. youngest
daughter OF Mary Woodruff the colonel Court
andt @. Babccek. the I'D year OF her Funeral
al ths house. Thursday. April H. IL a. Burial
woodlawn the convenience OF th- family. Stonins
Comm papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

Augustus Pitou. the veteran stage manager, will
act director for the performance in aid of
the New York Home for Destitute Crippled Children
Ami
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

Al the Montross Gallery there is an exhibition Of
tirty-one pictures by Mr.. W. L Iathrop, whose
NoEk has often been before the public but who
has not hitherto had show to himself in this
city We are glad that he has at last adopted the
fsshien Of the time, for he deserves 10 be better
known. Il Is true that his range in color is re-
FFlcted' and not only for this reason. but because
he Is not always fecitous in composition, he would
perhaps have been better advised II he had pre-
senfed twenty instead Of Ihirty-one canvases in
making his debut independent exhibitor.
N that case he would have Fisked the charge
o. revealing a certain monotOny in his art. But
We can overlook The point for the sake of the beau
utal tone which he gives us in his best pictures
works Ike The Apple Orchard" and the Canal
Boat are as charming as they soundly exc
ceieo. Mr., Lathrop has particularly ingratiating
way with him in the representation Of what we
may call the casual landscape motive, the episode
II American scenery that somehow fills the eve
SAAout the adventurous aid Of any effort on the
gsft Of the painter 10 produce e definite scheme
q design He may have labOred long over the
Jia Farrn-Primrose Valley" for example, but
NE spontaneously beautiful effect it embodies
seers one seized in an instant OF happy observa-
uon Decidedly MI Lathrop Is an acquisition for
Us 10 note with gratitude.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

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New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

Babcock May w Montgomery, Jeanne De z.
BAILEY A. Park Mary z AcC.
Eroun Louis. Russell. Helen r.
Burns. Shaw. Charles +.
Church. Francis P. Sickels' Robert
Hall Henry II Sweetser Arthur c.
Jones, Rev. J. owen. Ward Minnie p.
Meeder Henry H
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12


Robert Edeson company, will be given luncheon
to-day by his old associates, appearing this week In
"Strongheart" at the New Montauk Iheatre
be the guests Of Henry B. Harris. manager of both
organizations. at the matinee of The Lion and
the Mouse"
Henry Woodruff. star of Brown of Harvard at
the Princess Theatre will be OF the guests OF
honor at a breakfast at the Hotel Astor on May 2.
given by the Rainy Day Club OF which Mrs A. NJ
Palmer is president. Mr.. Woodrufrs fellow guests
will be Mark Twain and the Rev. Thomas Dixon.
at at the Princess since Brown Of Harvard opened
and this has given him sufhGient courage 10 ta5 5
with two hardened speakers like Mr. Clemens ana
Mr.. Dixon,
Joe Weber has secured lie Rouge Domino as an
added attraction to "Twiddle-Twadde' and THE
Squaw Mans Girl of the Golden West" at his music
hall. beginning Monday evening. These appear
ances will be the last in America before a long
in London is the ambition OF LIE Rouge
DOMINO to dance in every country in the old and
new world before she again appears in New YORK
City in entirely new role.
The success of Etienne Girardot in the revival
of "Charley's Aunt at the Manhattan Theatre mas
convinced vaudeville managers that AZ condensed
version OF the comedy would be a headliner for
their houses and agents have tried TO get con-
etres io Mr. Eirardot however. has declined their
orers, and will remain at the Manhattan Theatre
A
voung Jewess who has been working to relieve
and end the persecution of her particularly IN
Russia will be given on Wednesday afternoon,
Apri 25 in the Belasco Theatre The committee
in charge is Edward Lauterbach, B. j. Greehhut'
Philip Kleeberg David Belasco, the Rev Dr. n.
Pereira Mendes ex-Judge Dittenhoefer. the Rev
Edward IIssman and others. and Dave Warheid'
blanche Bates Enfert Floria, OF the Metropolitan
Opera House and others will take part IN the per
formance. -, -. ot-b+
wears AT her own expense against the oppression o
the Jews and is the author of two BOOKS, Gei..d
and "Jesus's Christianity, which have attPaCtsd ata
some attention She has also puplisneG an aPPsai s
TO President Roosevelt 10 secure tu eVl fishts 10y
the Jews in Russia.
It's All Your Fault enters the third week OF us
run at the Savoy Theatre Monday evening
As an Easter attraction at Keith's Union square
Theatre the management has booked Anna Eva
Fay psychologist in connection with prograinihe
including Louise Arnot and Tom Gum, IN Chafles
Horwitz's sketch. "Regan's Luck the DORA ITO
in - Night in Venice: the Van Aukens on the
horizontal bars; Villa Holt Wakefield. the EURO
pean panologuise who makes her first American
appearance here Trovollo. the yentruoquist; byron
and I.angdon, In The Dude Detective, ana Joe
Harts latest spectacular singing noveIty, tls ne
Twelve Electric Crickets," Miss Fay completes an
excel ptional Easter bill
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

&r Homer Watson, the Canadian artist, who has
paced collection of eighteen landscapes view
q the Cottier Galleries, will perhaps receive a
warmer welcome when he has more conclusively
.Vlhd himself Just NOW ne seems to be beating
elt method in the light Of inspiration received
"0n the French painters of the last century. He
recalls variously the old Dutch quality Of Michel.
Ef robust nsturalsm Of Rousseau or the poetic
tsAafent of Corot. Always he does this rather
'eeley, his natural instinct nearly trfumphing
V'eF the Influences 10 which We refer. Generally,
w ne makes a handsome picture. Save for a dis
p'Saon toward leader quality in his skies and
D"aFe preoccupation with pigment rather than
+,A nature, he impresses us as a man with both
t'A-ty and temperament. There is great dignity in
.As lsrge Grove and Gravel Pit" and there is
--'~hogs character about his Grey Day in the
- 81 Fields" IN the contemplation OF which are
tH 10 forget his limitations With the sincerity
9t Is writ large across his work, there Is no rea-
~ Ehy he should not ultimately put some fine
'~'lss 20 his credit
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

~ 49, lhs Knoecler Gallery there are two or three
80 go exhibitions, one Of which possesses unusual
,-seiest This is the devoted 10 seventy-one
s+''stlFes Of the English school 1t contains some
~ Specimens Of The consummate craftsmanship
I Nicholas Hiliiard, George Engleheart. Richard
\ sway and the Plimers. MF. y. w Van Bos-
- As landscapes. studies OF scenes here and
,1''ac are suavely painted. and are often pleas
. but they are not sufficiently broad I'm style to
lie lasting admiration. The same criticism Is
-O'oEea by the portraits drawn by Miss Carol
' s' which also shown here. They are faciie
: e Precise. bur they are commonplace Mrs Kate
-eHs NOVEL; discloses a stronger touch, hrEner
! @-P On character and more original quaIity ID
=. OPPRESSION OF IL in the eighteen drawings All
r. mem portraits. which she has at the Keeper
se'y She gets the structure of q head not only
- ruth, but with certain energy that gives
!. 80 o. style 10 what she does. At the same gallery
- ss'e may be seen the delightfully."- humorous draw
-, -ts mace by Mr.. A 2. Frost for "Rudder Grange
y. - Tor writings by Mr.. Joel Chandler Harris and
t1enFy Wallace Phillips
49,. aAe Wpnderl.rb Gallery is hung with snlaD put
SHt collection Of French eEgraVings IheSe
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

It's All Your Fault" enters the third week OF us
run AZ the Savoy Theatre on Monday evening.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-12

.r,,. Wunderl.cb Gallery is hung with snaD Dut
-'snt collection Of French eEgravinss. These
The Irish standard., 1906-10-13
The Girl and Her Room.

In furnishing her room q girl should
bear in mind that quality, not quantity,
is the keynote to beauty.
She should decide on color scheme
and stick to it, or if she departs slight
ly from it let her go in the right d.
rection and choose color which cor
responds we'll with the main scheme
color.
In the first place she would avoid
too many personal photographs, half
a dozen of her dearest friends pho
tographs and no more. Her room
should contain at least one picture
beautiful enough to raise her to a
higher plane whenever her eyes fall
upon it.
She should be. cautious in dealing
with posters, bric-a-brac and Eew-
gaws. Simplicity Of hue and outline
should be her main idea, striving rath-
err to have a few good things than a
great many inferior ones.
The Irish standard., 1906-10-13
WITH THE POETS
Irish Love Words.

Irish Love Words.
Long years have passed since when q
child I heard it,
The Irish tongue so full of melody;
, Yet memory oft, like strains of sweet.
est music,
Recalls my mothers fond agra ma.
chree" (a).
When pain or grief oppressed me, how
caressins
Her soft "alanna" CD as she stroked
my hair;
What other tongues hath term of fond
endearment
That can with these in tenderness
compare?
"Acushla" (c). Sure the hurt was past
all healing,
That vas not soothed when that fond
term was heard:
"Asthore" (d) the pulses OF my heart
receding,
Would thrill responsive to that low
"Mavourneen" (e), tiane and place and
distance vanish;;.
A child once more beside my moth
er's knee, ~
+ hear her gently calling me "mavour-
neen,"
And in her eyes the tender love light
What matter whether dark my hair or
golden,
She greeted me her colleen bawn''
Ct; most fair;
TO other eyes might be all ,lnlovely,
was her colleen dahs" (g) beyond
compare.
Long years have passed. alas! since
last ] heard it,
lIdt sweetest illuslC 10 my listening
ear;
My mothers voice, perchance, when
life is ended,
"Cead mile failthe" CHI once more
I'll hear.
(a) Love Of my heart. CD Sweetest
child. (c) My pulse. cd My treasure
(e) Beloved darling,. O Beautiful
white gill. (g) Pretty, handsome girl
(h) Hundred thousand Welcomes
Catherine Higgins in tho Gael.
The Irish standard., 1906-10-13

Dr.. Patrick NJ. Moore. of Bray
County Wicklow. who has been ap-
pe!n.sd dispenssry doctor for the dis
trict Of strensford, in succession to
sDr. Mclaughlin, ]. F., resigned, was
educated at the. Catholic School Of
Medicine, Dublin.i is rs years of age.
and only son Of the late Mr.. Patrick
Moore, of Nayan, County Meath. and
the first Catholic doctor appointed in
the union Of Downpatrick.
On the evening of Sept. II, Thom-
ass5Ianlon, a nsh dealer. hanged him