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JusTlcE DIXON SERIOUSLY ~.
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IeieeIlIl % 4Ill'-l---I
Hackensack. n. J.. May l6-Justice Jonathan
Dixon. Of Jersey City. for many years Supreme
Court Justice in the Bergen and Passaic counties
circuit. and now presiding justice IN the Hudson
County Supreme Court, is seriously 81 with pneu-
rnonia at the home Of his daughter. Mrs. Robert
q Post OF No g Hillside avenue. EnglewOod.
Justice Dixon went 90 EnglewoOd Saturday TO
he nresent at the christening OF his gFaudchild.
ana was taken III about midnight on Sunday. He
has been a member OF the supreme Court OF New
TeraaV aince $50.
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AUTOMOBILES FoR CITY OFFICIALS.

II was automobile day in the Board Of Aldermen
yesterday, the city fathers authorizing the pur-
chase OF eight without public letting. Police Com
missioner Bingham will be allowed to buy three.
Fire Commissioner O'Brien, the Park Commissioner
Richmond and the presidents OF BrOokIvn and
Queens got one each. Henry Clay Peters. whose
plain people" soul agtated when the PROPOSE
tion came before the board before. has around
to believing that the automobile. after ALL IS a
pretty good sort of thing for city official have.
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"a. tIeeINs To VlsIr PErERsauaa-

petersburg. Va. May B.-Arransemelts have
oeen made for visit Of a party OF New Yorks-s
nesaeo oy Governor Higgins. 70 the surrounding
oatueueids on Friday. Nay s. The party win iu-
clude number OF members oe the seas. 49,
stsu1S. a J. labriskie, engineer and secretary g
% SSS,Ot ~ 5atSened Park Association. wl az
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Racing al Belmont Pofk
Annual meeting Of the American Guernsey Cattle Club
Fifth Avenue Hotel 1890 a. m
Dinner National Association OF Manufacturers Waldorf
p. 10
Final basketball games deciding the Evening Recreation
Centre championship. 18th Regiment armory.
Hebrew Institute commencement exercises Sis
m
Free day of Art History and
the Geological Park.
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AMBASSADOR FRANCIS AT VIENNA.

Vienna, May 15.-Charles Spencer Francis. Of
Troy, N. Y, the successor Of Bellamy Storer as
American Ambassador to AustriaAFIungary, Mrs.
Francis and their two daughters arrived here this
evening He welcomed the railroad station
by the staff of the embassy Mr.. Francis will take
up his duties tomorrow, requesting, through the
Foreign Office, an audience of the Emperor.
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY ELECTION.

At the annual meeting OF the Philharmonic So
ciety OF New York yesterday the following officers
were elected. President. Andrew Carnegie: vice.
president, Richard Arnold: secretary FaliX r..
telfels; treasurer. Henry p Schmitt; librarian.
Robert Reitz: directors. Richard Klugeschaid. Louis
Kester August ROebbelen. Carl Hausar August
Selferth and Frank Ruhlenderi trustees. Anthony
Rsl1. Carl Sobst and AichGe. NisblllS.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

GRAND-A F. Lippincott. Philadelphia IOFF-
AIAN-Joseph Rothe, Hamburg. HOLIAAND-J g
Thaw, Pittsburg MURRAY HILL-F. H. Hawiey
Amherst. NETHERLAND-Fred Pabst NilVan-
kee ST. DENIS-T. A. Davis Panama VIC
TORIA-C. r Barnes. Rochester.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The annual ladies' gambol Of the Lambs
at the Broadway Theatre on Friday afternoon, be-
ginning at I'D O'Clock. will offer a unique pro
gramme. in which practically every member Of the
club now in New York will take part.
The opening number will be THE Vivisection Of
Bernard Shaw skit by Joseph Herbert, which
treats Of the prevailing Shaw fad David Bispham
will sing Danny Deever.' with Walter Damrosch
at the piano. musical satire. THE songbirds E"
written on the grand opera differences between
Heinrich Conried and Oscar Hammerstein. will be
offered IN comic opera fashion. The musical score
was composed by Victor Herbert. with Nbretto by
George Y. Hobart Mr.. Herbert win be the cOnduc-
tor The second part OF the programme will be
The Star OF Bethlehem a problem study by Clay
NJ Greene. The close viii be burlesQue OF cur
rent Western plays, The Squaw Gent and the Lady
Barkeep'' by Glen NGacdonough. During the after
noon there will be orchestral selections. with Res-
Maid de Koven, Gustave Kerker and Theodore Ben
dix conducting.
The entire proceeds OF the gambol win be given
IN, the Lambs TO the Bohemian Club. Of San Fran
cisco which lost its clubhouse IN the big nre. Many
good seats remain and will be placed on public
sale at the box Office OF the Broadway Theatre this
morning
Mr. Hackett yesterday secured for America the
rights of a three act farce. Brown at Brighton.
by Fenton Mackay and Walter Stephens. It was
shown at the Avenue Theatre, London, and later
in the provinces when Il was first prOSuced some
t1-o Saars AGO II is Mr.. Hackett's intention 20
make the American production OF brown at
RriqhtOn'' during the early part OF next season.
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GIFTS TO OHIO COLLEGES.

Hamilton. Ohio. May 15-Miami University to-day
received from Whitelaw Reid. United States Am
bassador 10 the Court Of St. Jamess. who is an
alumnus Of the institution. a check for 5000 for
inernorate the fiftleth anniversary OF his gradua
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fBv Telegraph to The Tribune ]

CincinpatI. May l5-Whitelaw Reid contributed
81 900 to-day to the funds Of Cedarville College
through the Rev. David Mckinney. of this city
It's president Cedarville Is the old home OF Mr.
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SECRETARY soNAPARTE BETTER.

Washington. May 15-Secretary Bonaparte sd-
vised Navy Department officials to-day that he has
benefited much b. the rest he is taking his
country home Baltimore. but is stu unable
20 resume work, and win not be at the department
this week.
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MI superte- I,IaitT l,a5Iychc1 ~ lIllN. L.l-l
POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
CARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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Highest temperature yesterday q degrees; lowest u
average IS: corresponding date last year
twenty-five years. on
Local Forecast: To-day fair and somewhat warmer
Thursday faiFi fFsEA southWeslNy NN1ss
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TEE TRISCNE b sent by mall 70 any address -
this country abS9aG ana address changed often
desired SuBnTptol9 be given % your Fezular Ga~-
leaving. r more convenient ta1d O
The TRIBUSsE OGice-
SINGLE COPIES
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s 'EziEtii11i.x FARMER ) csnIsl
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when he passed through Cologne that he immedi-
ately proceeded to appropriate them. The baron
himself made his debut as a whip when, as a sman
boy. ne drove four-in-haRd team Of goats in a
carnival at Cologne AS quite a young man he
went England a visit. and liked life there so
much that he has made his home In the United
Kingdom since, marrying sister OF Sir Ernest
dc Bunsen. British Ambassador at Madrid.
The baroness's mother the daughter Of Sam
uel Quincy. the banker and philanthropist Her
grandaunt was Mrs. Elizabeth Fry, the celebrated
prison reformer. and her grandfather was Baron
Bunsen long the Prussian envoy at the Court Of
81. Jamess and the close friend OF emperor VIII
lam and Emperor Frederick
Baron Delchmann, who established great I'M
porting house in London, and who returned to
Germany to serve throughout the war With france
IN 1870. winning the Iron Cross for galantry IS an
original member OF the Coaching Club and also OF
the Four-in-Hand Driving Club, and his news, OF
stables. which are the most perfectly appointed IN
London. have this popularity, that they are con-
nected with his house in Wilton street by an IN
derground but well lighted passage. leading direct
~ from his dining
The baron. / am sorry to say, has a grudge
against Americans. and thereby hangs tale.
Returning TO London rather unexpectedly from
his beautiful castle the Rhine he found his
house occupied by party Of Americans. who re-
scented his intrusion and pitched him out into the
street. Investigation developed the fact that his
butler, who had been with him for years. and whom
he had trusted blndly had leased the house. cellar
ana all 10 a rather rapid American family, never
dreaming that his master would depart from hts
invariable custom OF remaining four months at his
place in Germany. Since that time no male at
tendant has ever been tolerated in the barOn's
house. and butler. second butler, groom OF the
chambers and footman all members OF the
fair sex. The baron may easily be recognized
at the meets Of the Coaching anc Four-in-Hand
Clubs in London by his extraordinary shaped
high silk hats which are built with a heavy
vizor so as to shade his eyes. or rather his
remaining eye for he lost the other while hunting
with the Bicester Hounds II is perhaps due to
this inhrrnity thas this most hospitabls and kind
hearted Of men has become Grabbed and irritable
in his old age He created baron, I may
add by Emperor Frederick during the latters brief
reign.
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THE WEATHER REPoRT.

Official Record and observation-disclosures, May Is.
The weather OF the Mississippi has been fair
temperature Middle Atlantic
IN interior valleys and the South summer
temperatures prevail Scattered showers fallen In
Texas and thence northWard TO the Daotas and Mn
nesota ana rain the Pacific states
tie northern plateau the northern Rocky Noun
tain region where Il is also decidedly colder
are Indicated Missouri and Mississippi valleys and
the northern Rocky Mountain region Wednesday and In
the Ohio Valley and lake region Thursday II viii be
Middle Atlantic and New England
and the temperature will fall sharply in the middle
Rocky Mountain region the DakOtas Kansas. Nebraska
and upper Mississippi valley
The winds along the New England coast viii be fresh
southwest; along the Middle Atlantic coast Light and
variable along South Atlantic coast fresh northeast
Gulf coast fresh southeast to south;
along the lower upper lakes. fresh south
steamers departing Wednesday for European ports
viii have fresh winds and fair weather to the
Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LOcalities.-For New England
and Eastern New York warmer to-day Thurs
dav fair: fresh southwest winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey. Delaware.
Maryland and District OF Columbia fair and warmer to-
day Thursday. fair Hight 10 fresh southW est Wlnos
For Pennsylvania and Western New YORK LeAF
to-day and Thursday fresh southwest winds
Local Oflcial RecOFd.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau the changes In the tenn
perature twentyfour houra in comparison
with corresponding date Of last year;
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oR1c1N oF rHR WORE .MEws. :"

With regard to the word news which have
used in regard to the baron's stable have some
times been asked by people here TO the origin
OF this term applied to stables. II dates back
TO the olden times when the kings Of England and
the great mobiles kept falcons for purposes of the
chase. The large and roomy buildings where
these costly and highly priced birds were kept
used to be described as 1.-The news owing TO the
fact that the birds mewed, or moulted. there an
nually King Charles II. although he appointed
hts iTegitimate by Nell Gwynne. namely, the
Duke of St Adams. the office Of hereditary high
falconer a snecure which is held to-day by his
descendant, the present Duke Of st. Adams never
theless did away with the royal falcons and con-
verted the building where they kept into
stables for his horses. The building had been
known up that time the Royal News, and
It has retained that name ever since the term
being in course of time applied to stables Of any
kind MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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UNCERTAINTIES

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Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE WI ;,
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Fr points N Europe countries Cns untv.-zAl
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NAH subscribers n New YORK City % the DAILY aaI
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NLaIFAEIsIES-
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AGAINST NEW STATEMENT OF FAITH

Birmingham. Ala. May l5-Protests against the
action OF the general e0nfeEsnee Of the AistAoqiss
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CARpINAL .vERY DE- ~"

Sot AL the water in the rough. rude sea
Car wash the balm from an anointed king
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Special Notices.

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COULD NOT REST
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CITIZENSHIP CLAIMS

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Notice

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HAIR CUTS.

The latest stylet In up-to-date Hair
Cuts at Cobb Hotel Barber shop.