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MIR. FIREMAN. ELECTED.
Chosen President of Republican Ctub
Direct Nominations Fd0Ored.

The annual meeting with election Of officers OF
the Republican Club was held last night at the
club rooms No. 81 West 4Oth-st., the following
officers and committee members being chosen
President. Henry Edward Trew remain
Second vice president william Einstein
Recorng secretarS Reuben Leslie Maynard
Corresponding secretary Frank brooHiieiu
Members of executive committee. to. serve until
Is Louis s a Robert ng as N Ke NJ sacFt
Member of executive committee TO serve un'ii
Member of executive committee to serve until
finance 0t Committee. Jacob H. schif William D;
Sloane. Joseph Milbank Daniel W. Boone ana
Committee on membership. Edwin A Jones,
Walter b Tufts and William w Bryan T,3Ior.or Paul
Towne and Coker F. Clarkson.
BY vote of So to the club declared itself in
favor of direct nomination. thus ending a fight for
such nominations carried over from the annual
meeting year ago and led by Lemuel E Qulgg-
A dinner followed the election of officers
President Tremain in speech, said;
Temporary leaders in county or State. or nation.
may come and go; they may represent or mlsrep-
their own personality or their high office or their
assumption of superior wisdom But NC 2 M u
that gave the party that created its tradl-
tons developed its usefulness lnspIlsu a,s g..
formances and to-day more than ever oethahus us
This club has always sown good seed: I have
tonal concern In few instances of state or local
interest it may and then have been mistaken
although with unquestioned integrity of motive,
and with an envable public purpose On all ma
tional questions its action and it's extensive in
Juence nave uniformly been in the right direction
and always for the best interests of the country;
The sower does not recognize the seed ne mas
scattered in the sheaf of grain he harVests, Out
he does recognize that such sheaves could never
have been harvested except for the good seeq lill
was sown. The seed this club has scattered mas
produced it's sheaf of Republican grain bring 81 K
nourishment and hope to some citizen brother Inds
club is of the guardians of Republican seea:
do his part This club is guard of honor
It's mission is keep the seed pure free from
chaff rich in productive power. and by every prom
Use of fruit and flower encourage the faithful nus
bandmen-the yeomanry of the nation
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RF,NJAMIN-On Saturday. January IS 1908 at his resi-
49, NJ. 10 West 59th-st, John Benjamin son OF the
ata Captan Pulaski Benjamin and grandson or Coonel
Aaron Ten{anin of the Revolution Funeral from
thris- Church Stratford. Conn. "Wednesday. Janu-
~ - on arrival 1909 train from New-York Re
mining by train leaving Bridgeport at 4:22
eo>s 0F- THE; REVOLUTION in the state Of New
lg06.-The members OF this society are
stej To attend funeral services OF their late ass
80 member John Bentsmiu Christ Church, STRAIT
- r-,r1 or arrival of 1908 train from New-f ork
WEDNESDAY January IL h.DMtNp NEi'Nr>l@' 4i'9'
dent n y. DROWNE, Secretary.
pv,, on FRIDAY the 18TH inst. Jane. widow Of
btI Ie,s lanes bryan the 9Th year Of her age
Funeral services IueSday' JahuaIy 10 IN 'He H4'
Nf.ntine House, East 2oth-st.. at II a m
,r.pTo~-at a m Sunday. January Il. 1905. OF
nr4uniona Richard Burton In the sixty ninth year
,nvited to attend funeral services az the F1ftn
avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church. corner OF 55th-st on
yyednesday. January l., at 1880 a m lnterunent
private.
DORFIJNfiFR-At Essex Felis, y j., Sunday Janu-
~ IL Del Louise, wife Of William Francis
D1rninrsr and daughter Of Catholine Lambert aged -
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
F:Ssex FEELS 1919 Z. m lnternent AT Paterson
+ Train leaves Nev--yort. 23d-st.. Erie r p, AT
10 40 a m Carriages will meet train at Essex Fells
A&s-ou January Is. 1906. Andrew H. Evans aged
- wears Funeral service from the residence OF
nIs daughter Mrs Charles = Garretson, Franklin
park y J. Thursday. January IS, at 100 o'clock
FAITE-At White Plains. y. y. saturday. Janaary
IL 1904 Florence r Feile. wife Of Edward @ haile
Fureral services late residence on TUESDAY.
January Is 10 a IHier;nent AZ convehlehee u
family
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures Jan, 10
- ,,+ rea-ii,re on to-night's weather map Is an
30. - I,rr ,rAssirc that central Lake Michigan
tb barometer readings 20 inches The storm Is
attended by high southerly "lhds ana ga'eS III ne A
20 and wisconsin. and thunderstoTns, Win rain Te
le1a~es in general Of the Mississippi and IN me
iras+ art abnoru01ly high, the maximum req
- 5I last twenty-four hours being over seventy &c
uuiE ~ Northwest zero temperatures VITA
gees IN IN. rreyaiI. the Pacific Coast rainy
o5, weather continues. The lake region storm VII
coudS - - lawrence Valley Tuesday and cause
pS Mamie coast districts and snow IN The ake rs2n
I' II viii be decidedly GoIlTi II
si NINE Nfe4isippi Iaev and the lake rel
oTi New Fnzi1d states "Wednesday
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OBITUARY..
COMMODORE WILLIAM p. M'cANN.

Commodore William P. Mccain, United States
navy (retred) died from paralysis yesterday at his
home in New Rochelle, after long illness. He had
lived in New Rochelle about ten wears. He leaves
a wife. The funeral arrangements are IN charge
of his brother-in-law, Professor H. C. Vute, of
Columbia University The funeral will be held at the
Mccain cottage, in Park-ave.. New Rochelle. TO-
morrow morning. The body will be taken TO WASH
ington for military burial in Arlington Cemetery
Commodore Mccain originated the idea Of paint
Ing the American vessels white At one time
while he was stationed in tropical waters, he De
cided paint his vessels white so they wouIo
throw off the intense heat The color became SO
popular that it adopted by the entire navy; and
gave rise to the name 1.-The White Squadron
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Died.

FI6HS9-9a sstpaa Isnaa Is ao E. s f! Ia.
ing son e. Mary ana The late wiiliam Fleming
Relatives ana friends are respectfully invited to attsd
Concord esT 61 N = H. the Rev John HaTsas IA the s5a
a. the chapel St Paurs School on wednesdsy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :. ,r.,,,,or,. a, s,,u-6,v
January H. 1906. at her residence 40 s4h
Marshall and widow Of wIlIiam HoncyWei Fun1-si
family. a. ''' -
IS es,4S: R EonP: widow . sts
vice. so 81 Mn in tie list year Of her age Fqners 'e
Tuesday. January 10 At p m Carriages xii rne.s
intsrHsn t csraetsry yn''' Depot At i-''
Jo 1aST:oS ia. - 1905 q Esass,a
9se IS seryisos at the funersl chsr.i q d.
2sd-st between Tth ana sth aves Ionday ' evening
Paris papers please copy.
LEsLIE-on January IL 1900 at his late re=denre 70
1l2 Grand-st Nevburg y Y Alexander leslie n the
Rochelle ,I, y y on Monday. January 10 1905 commo-
Funeral services VIII be held at his residence n
at Arlington. Va. Boston papers please COPY.
sos r. ~ 5o5 d on the morning r. .aq6 IS
Macfarlane Funeral service al osweso. y. Y
MALONE-John Malone suddenly. January -. 1905
Notice of funeral hereafter
MEaW WcTvlA rasadena Cal - 1905 A;Grs:
Haven Noc later at her SD year In''Tea' at
PARSoNs-on Monday. January - a. his residence.
Franklin \. r. Henry Augustus Parsons in tho
sixty-seventh year OF his
PEAEL-On Saturday evening January IT, 1906 A. his
residence William E;liery Pearl the 5fst year u hs
age Funeral services will be held residence Of
his brother. Dyer Pearl I'D ct Tuesday.
January 10. 10 a. Interment the convenience %
the family
R0CKWELL-on Monday. January Is 1906 a. Hotel
6 WaGott IVES, 3lstS'. Mrs Mary NJ RoeEvsIi
Dwight Of Dryden. y Y. O funeral hereafter
sEARIEs-On Saturday January II. Mary A. widow ct
the late Rev John r. Sesrles n of nrr
ege Funeral services in New-Yora Avenue Morhep-
Gst Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, Tuesday. January
10. at
sMITH-on Monday January Il. 1906. at Yokohama.
Japan ABIGAIL Plat wife of n Ferdinand Smith. ard
daughter of the late Samuel
Smith Newark and Orange IN j. papers please -.
TERRY-Anna Prentice. widow Of Edmund Terry 1zr-
l3 Relatives and friends 70 attend the
funeral services on Wednesday, inst. . trs
Second Presbyterian Church, Of Clinton
SITS, Brooklyn. n. Y
Of her parents in Brooklyn, y. Y Julia. dauCh-
Ter of William Ervng and Frances Crsrdal
WheeIock. aged 20 years. Funeral services No
15A Willow-st. Tuesday. January Is at ? O'Clock
Friends are requested not to send flowers.
WRTGHT-On Saturday. January IS at Nassau b.
hama Islands Miss E Of
funesal hereafter
YOCNGsAt rest Saturday January 13 Mar vifs
of the late David Addison Youngs from her
late residence No Ga Springheld-av Summit J..
Tuesday. 18th inst. 1918 m Carriages FfIl
meet the O'Clock train from Nev-York
heart failure. william J. Young formerly Of Nep-Yorl<
City. Interment at Athens. y. Y.
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WEST. SIDE REPUBLICAN CLUB ELECTION

There is a strong movement on foot to have two
tickets in the field for the annual election Of the
West Side Republican Club, which takes place in
March To this end eighteen names have been
posted on the bulletin boards. from which the
nominating committee of nine is to be selected oy
ballot at the monthly meeting tonight The com
plete list posted is: George b. Beiderhas VIII
lam NJ Bennett. Frank Brainard. L. B. Case Will
lam H. Douglas Henry W. Foote Richard I.
Greene, c. R Gulick. William F. Norris CharIes
r. Peigram Louis Runkel. Harry G. Senior, Mer-
vim c. STANLEY, Lucius N stanton, " H. B. TGtten
and Henry A Wise The nine who have the most
votes will constitute the committee to nominate
pfTiF
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MR.. WRIGHT GETS ITALIAN ORDER.

Carroll D. Wright president of Clark University
and ex-Commissioner of Labor of the
guests of honor at a dinner held by the American
institute OF Social Service at its rooms, No. 2s7
4th-aye last night. MI Wright received formally
the Order of SIS. Maurizo q Lazzaro. conferred
on him by King Victor Emmanuel of Italy. Count
Aldrovandi 81 Eiano. first vce-consul OF Italy in
this city made the presentation. Dr. Josiah Strong.
president of The institute presided
Letters were read from President Roosevelt,
General Horace Porter. Senator John c. Spoonet
and Andrew D. White expressing regret at their
inn o be present.
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LECTURE BY PROFESSOR DELITzscH.

The first of series of illustrated lectures in Ger
man was delivered last night at the New lorA
Academy of Medicine No. II West 43d-st.' py ~
foesor Friedrich Deltzsch professor Of Oriental
phoiogy at the Royal University Berlin s e qe
iIJered the same lecture that OF IaSt eNe'iLiS
before the Emperor Germany. The lecture , dli
of the Academy of Medicine was too small 10 iT
the great thrOne of visitors last night, ana many
wera turned" away Professor Delitzsch declated
that the Assyrians and the Babylonans Pre dce
the Egyptians in intelligence, culture and eduC ID
ton The Old Testament he said was Walt fyn ny
these two peoples and handed down to the keyP'-
ians who have been credited with its production
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YANKEE CIRCUS" TO BOSTON.

An agreement was reached last night between
Thompson & Dundy and Roland McCarty man
ager of the Boston Theatre whereby the Yankee
Circus on Mars viii open at that theatre
April 80 Prior 10 that the show vii, be taken
intact 10 Chicago whtrc it will oren at the Audi
torilim February "a These are the oily
theatres in the United States. with the exception
OF the Hippodrome. which arc large enough to
stage this show. Twenty-four cars will be used
in transferring the company and the properties
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PRESIDENT Tiff SURE TO GO.

At a conference held last night behind closed
doors in the Hotel Savoy. il took only two informal
ballots TO show that Henry \. Tiff would not
coed himself president of the Board of Edlca-
ton Egerton l. Winthrop. jr., Il brother-in-law
of the Mayor received II of 30 votes cast, and
enough have been pledged to him at the next
meeting Of the board, the first Monday in Febru-
ary 10 elect him John Greene Brooklyn com
missioner, is sure to be elected vice-presdent.
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RETURNS TO FINISH LONG SENTENCE
Fifth National Bank Robber Taken to
Dannemora After Fifteen Years Absence

Plattsburg y. Y. Jan. 15.-Charles F. O'Connell,
better known Henry F. Hard, brought here
to-day after absence of fifteen years. to serve
the remainder Of a long sentence in Dannemora
Prison. O'Connell escaped from Dannemora In
1891. while he serving A term for robbing the
Fifth National Bank. of New-York City. Sep
TENDER 20, 1888. He brought here to-day from
Germany. where he had served thirteen years in
prison for stealing about $4,000 from bank in
Frankfort on the Main O'Connell has about ten
years TO serve on his OLD sentence in Dannemora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16
HAMMsRsTEIN REVIEWS HIS LEASE.

oscar Hammersten has obtained renewal of
the lease affecting the parcel at the northwest
corner of 42d-st and 7thave.. occupied by the Vic
toria Theatre The lease recorded Yesterday.
II is for twenty-one years at a rental Of S35 900
a year. Under the old lease. which expired about
two years ago. he paid 5000 for the
the land Mr.. Hammerstein owns the theatre
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COLONEL SAMUEL r. HONEY ENGAGED.

Boston Jan 15-The engagement Of Colonel
Samuel R. Honey. of NewYork and Newport ana
Miss Frances Hunter Arkess. daughter Of the late
Edward Arkless. of northumberland Engidiu'
was announced here to-day by Colonel Honey
daughter the wife of former Mayor Josiah quincy
of this city. The marriage Is expected TO occur
in about month Florence Italy; WheI9 Inc, me
was formerly one of the leaders of the DeIh0cIaIo
party in Rhode Island, and was also vel kI4 tia
as lawyer until his recent retirement from a0ti
nnfin
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CANNON TO SPEAK TO UNION LEAGUE.

Iron Tribune Bureau-I
Washington Jan. l5--Speaker Cannon to-day ac-
cepted an invitation to attend reception be
given by the Union League of Philadelphia
February IL He has made il rule take
mart in official affairs outside of Washington while
Congress is In session. but ne consented TO go TO
PHILADELPHIA with the understanding that there
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w,,, OF M DWIGHT COLLIER.

Ethan Allen Hitchcock, Secretary or the INTERIOR
itI, he brotber Henry Hitchcock, of St Louis,
was named as executor of the will of NJ Dwight
collier a lawyer of this city. which was filed yes
+erday. Mr. Collier left his estate 10 his WIFE
Clara T. A Collier. and gave her power 10 carry
40 his ltnown wishes Sc far she may be able
70 in regard to the poor and orphans the Kingsley
EErllsf Association and Yale college
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TO RAISE MONEY FOR TUsKEeEE.

public meeting to further the interests of the
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute OF
which Booker r. Washington Is president VIII
be held in Carnegie Hall Monday evening
january %. Mark Twain, Joseph H Choate ron o
ert c. Ogden and Mr.. Washington will speak. me
meeting is to get money pay current expenses
and increase the endowment fund
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RULING ON FIREMEN's EXEMPTIONS.

Justice Kelly in the Supreme Court. in Brooklyn
yesterday in refusing writs of mandamus to James
A Bell and William Earlick. who asked to be re-
fnstated in the Kings County Clerks office denied
the right of city employees who enter the volunteer
fire departments the suburbs. but do no tlreTan
work to exemptions under the Civil Service laws
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JAIL AWAITS MILK AoULTERAToRs

milk Presiding Justice Zeller. in the Court of
Special Sessions announced yesterday that while
he was in position 10 impose penalties he would
infict prison sentences instead of fines for all
second offenders, adding, and the sentences VIII
be heavy, too.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

,rpFNARTE-F T. BOwles. GRAND-Captain
= p Avery T. s A. Major 3. 3. Ray, I. ;. A.
IIO17F1f Observation-Disclosures Governor 10
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ANTONIO GONZALES MENDOZA.

Havana. Ian 15-Antonio Gonzales Mendoza
former President of the Supreme Court and head
Of a large and prominent Cuban family IN Havana,
died here last night.
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PROMINENT ACTORS THIS WEEK HERE.

David Warfe1d.
Edward Harrigan.
William FaverSham.
James O'Neil.
Louis Mann.
J. J. Corbett.
J. K. Hackett.
Henry Miller.
Henri de Nries.
Robert Lorraine.
Eddie Foy.
Lionel Barrymore.
Lew DockstadeT.
Frank keenan,.
Guy Standing.
Harry Woodruff.
Otis Harlan.
Aubrey Boucicault.
William Courtleigh.
Frank Gilmore.
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rarecn.t fnr sreeIal IocaIItLe..--For New-EnsIanL

colder except snow in Northern Maine snd Northern YER
mont: brisk to high winds. shifti5g - wesI y
Eastern York Eastern fennsyi ANA Wv
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la, .dny; Wednesday, hurries; brisk west
wiuLs.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from GranA
Central Station. Webster and Jerome avenue troleys
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-16

highest temperature yesterday 4 degree }we'L az
IL average for corresponding date u last twenty-five
local forecast rain today ara colder wedne1-
day; brisk southery winds
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Mrs. Leslie Carter.
Blanche Bates.
Henrie - CrOSman.
Maude adams.
Ethel Barrymore.
Mary Mannering.
Clara Lipnlan.
FRITZ Scheff.
Beatrice Morgan.
Mabel Mckinley.
Agnes CaTew.
Grace ElliSton.
Amelia Bingham.
Elsie Janis.
Fay Templeton.
Margaret Wycherly.
Alice Fischer.
Olga Nethersole.
Charlotte Walker.
Marie DreSSler.
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r,>->-1Ec- NrCORMICK-The marriage is announced OF
Harold Whtner Canning, Of Pftsburg Penn anu MISS
Iosenbine p McCornicl OF Morgantown. W Va
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