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NEW CLASS IN MODELLING.
National Academy Of Design Opens Night
Sessions for Students.

departure has been made by the National
Academy OF Design at its school. 10sth and
Amsterdam avenue. by the organization OF class
in modelling. Hermon \. MacNeil. academictan-
elect, has been appointed instructor and Will criti
else the work of the students twice week.
II VIII be night class and free. like all other
classes OF the academy. About dozen students
some OF whom are obliged 10 work in the daytime
70 make livelihood, have been chosen to start
the class; Yesterday the students invited to
!Ir MacNeil's studio. in West 55th street, where
they watched the sculptor at work model.
The academy announces that IL does not wish TO
give INSTRUCTION 70 any pupils who would take
UP art merely an accomplishment, but only those
who intend TO be professional artists.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

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HIGGINS HERE-sEEs WOODRUFF.
Eas Not Decided Patrick Case-Talks 70
Leaders.

Governor and Mrs Higgins came 70 town yester-
DAY and went 10 the Waldorf where the Governor
tsW State Chairman Woodruff during the after
noon Several other Republican leaders called dur
ing the afternoon, and the Governor viii see still
More TODAY.
Askei whether he had pardoned Albert T. Pat
reE, the Governor said:
nave reached no conclusion IN the Patrick case
80 80 statement purporting 10 say that have Is
sis Hlgeins viii 60 some Christmas shopping
Nhle she IS iu town and the Governor VIII talk
S'Ft polucs- They went the theatre last night.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
MARTIN ISAAC COOLEY.

Martin Isaac Cooley died yesterday morning from
heart disease at the Chelsea, in West 2sd street
He was sixty-four years Old With his he was
In the cotton goods business under the firm name
o4 Martin Cooley g. Son. at No. s. Leonard street
1,or several years he was member OF the firm OF
Rates Reed g. Cooley, OF No. s46 Broadway. When
this finn dissolved. several years ago, the nrm
OF which Mr cooley ana MS son were the only
partners, was started
AFr Cooley was born at Greenwood Lake, y. j..
ana educated AT the East Warwick school. Thirty
sy years ago he married Miss Frances Webster.
The burial viii be at the Hillside Cemetery. Plain
ned. n J.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

strucuon. AS acting engineer, Admiral Asserson
served through the Civil War He left the service
in 1863 and re-entered It in 1874 civil engineer
Two years later he detailed 20 the Norfolk
Navy Yard. where he remained until he was placed
IN charge Of the bureau OF yards and docks in the
New York Navy Yard. In this position, he made
reputation as an engineer OF the highest ability.
The reconstruction OF the three drydOcks in the
ward he accom- plished despite many drawbacks,
and at the time OF his retirement, in 1901 he had
Dlans prepared for drydock No l. which is now
being Built. Since his retirement the rear admiral
bod lived in BROOKLYN. He leaves wife and seven
children. Two Of HIS are now officers in the
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
REAR ADMIRAL AssERsoN, U. S. N.

Rear Admiral Peter Christian Asserson. L s N
(retred). died from heart disease at his home No
Es5 Eighth avenue, Brooklyn, at o'clock yesterday
morning.
Rear Admiral Asserson born IN Norway
sfxty-eight years ago. He entered the United
States navy as a seaman. He made careful study
Of the Improvement Of the yards and docks and
introduced many valuable ideas into their con-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
A RECITAL sY LgANpRo cAmPANARI.

Mr. Ieandro Campsnari. who Is 70 conduct some
Of the performances az the Manhattan Opera House
this season. demonstrated In Mendessohn Hall
Yesterday afternoon that a conductor might also
be an instrumental vfrtuoso- He gave a recital OF
violin music playing an interesting and varied list
OF pieces with fms technical skill and finer must
clanship. His manner is dignifed and repOseful.
his style ripe and solid. and he has command OF
peculiarly noble tone H E K.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
MUSICAL AT CITY CLUB.

The city Club of New York tried innovation
,ast night by having musical for its members.
Two hundred were present. and the musical was
s,,cb a success that several more will be given
during the winter Hans Kronold. the 'cellist, was
- ,nstumental sOloist The vOcalists were John
z Er,nnigan tenor soloist OF st. Patrck's Csthe-
draI. FRANKLIN w Riker and Joseph Roger. a
1sy,b.- ~ the Manhattan opera House company.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
EX-GOVERNOR GEORGE w. HENDEE.

Morrisville. Vt Dec. s-Ex-Governor George W.
Hendee died at hts home here to-day. at the age
OF seventy-four years. Death was due TO heart
and kidney trouble.
Mr Hendee served in both branches Of the
state LEGISLATURE and IN 1869 elected lieuten-
ant governor. On the death OF Governor Peter ..
Washburn. in 1870 Mr.. Hendee became Governor
and filed the une1pired term he was
took an active part IN the reorganization OF the
District Of Columbia. He a lawyer and was
extensively interested in railroad, banking and
II enfernrfSea
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
WALTER wELLMAN SAILS.

Walter Wellman. the Arctic explorer who
came here some weeks ago. sailed for Paris yes
terdav on the French liner La Lorraine. He
said ne would begin at once the construction OF
the airship in which ne hopes 10 reach the Pole.
sailing from SpitZbergen in July or August He
said he was confident that the airshiD method
Is the only one by which the Pole can be
reached "Peary is an expert sledger." said MI
WeIlrnan but he knows nothing OF airships.
don't believe he viii reach the Pole on sIedges !"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
COLUMBIA soPHoMoREs IN SKIRTS.
Make Love in Violent Fashion in Play Called
Hurry Burly"

Columbia sophomores donned skirts and shirt
waists last night and took possession Of the Astor
Gallery Of the Waldorf in play called Hurry
Burly," adaptation of French comedy. The
chief interest for the spectator lay in the girls
who had spent two months in acquiring sproper
voice modulation and learning the right way 10
handle a train Despite this there
prises so great to be almost star..pg.
In the first a vision in blond hair. pink
cheeks and short skirt appeared on the stage.
she" brought a delighted OH from those in the
front seats. Then the vision spoke in deep
culine voice that destroyed the illusion
The plot was built up about the difficulties of
Mr. Larkins who imagined himself poet and
whose wife induced him to publish some poems that
he was said have written in his youth. The
poems met with favor. but proved TO have been
stolen by the reputed author. There
love making in the play Of a somewhat rough
variety but there were few mishaps to the
performance.
V. K. ". Koo, Columbia's Chinese cross country
runner played the part OF Buttons and elevator
boy An audience of goodly proportions pres
ent, and evidently pleased for much applause
greeted the players. The performance will be
peated to-day at 2:30 o'clock. and tonight and
Saturday evening.
THE CAST
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
u,cu ea,cE FOR sHeLLeTs NOTEBOOKS.

London. Dec. s-Three notebooks. which formerly
.1Io,',-eS 10 Shelley the poet. containing auto
eraph manuscript a considerable portion Of which
So. So haAp publshed were sold at Sotheby's
80 o. sls 600 The purchase is said 70 have been
- Cor an American. The manuscript formed
~t - the library OF he late Dr. Richard Gar
nett keeper Of printed books of the British Mu-
scum
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
DINNER FOR REAR ADMIRAL coeHLAN.

Rear Admiral COghlan, cOmmandant OF the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. viii go the retired list
tomorrow. This evening he will be the guest at a
dinner at DeImOnicos, given by the New York COM
mandery OF the naval order of which he is COM
mander. About hundred OF Admiral Coghlan's
friends will be present. The arrangements have
been made by a committee which consists OF Jarvis
z Edison. A Noel Brakeman. @. B Townsend
Clinton Z. Braine and Edward Trenchard
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
JOHN II. RHOADES DEAD
Was President Of Grcensrich Sm>
ings Bank.

1onn Ha-sen Rhosdes president OF ths Gr..nrsoh
several financial institutions az ,bis o,,v 49,
Yesterday after short illness in his home. a. No.
COZ Madison avenue. He was born IN this o,tv on
october @ 1888. and was son OF IvnA, ana
Oornsna Rhoades His education was In private
SCHOOLS He married IN Iss2 Miss Annie q. Wheel
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
JACKSON VISITS ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Albany. Dec. 6.-Attorney GeneraI-elect William
s. Jackson. accompanied by Joseph B. Ford. OF
Buffalo. his private secretary, visited Attorney
General Mayer at the Capitol to-day. The Attor-
ney General and his guests lunched together at
the Kenmore, after which matters pertaining to
the office were discussed.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
"a hueHes no sPEAK an RocHEsIeR.

The first public appearance OF Governor-elect
Charles f. Hughes upstate since his election will
be at Rochester December IS on that night
he viii be the guest OF the Rochester Chamber of
make the principal speech OF the evening. Senator
William W. Armstrong. chairman OF the insurance.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
SALE OF cRoPsEY PAINTINGS.

\ three-day sale OF paintings OF the late Jasper
Francis Cfopsey. who died some years ago at
"a astiu Is on he Hudson was begun an the SlO
Art Galleries No s. Liberty street The sale will
he continued to-day and Saturday. beennlng az
S.I5 o'clock each day.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
DR.. l. l. sHERRoM.

Mexico City. Dec. 6.-Dr. L l. Sherrom. an Amer
:can physician here. was found dead IN bed last
night as the result OF overdose OF opiate
I)T Sherrom fOrty-five years old. and came
here from San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
me CARNEGIE PROMISES s1ooooo

Kingston ont. Dee. 6-PrincipaI Gordon OF
Queens. University announced to-day that Andrew
carnegie has promised 100000 to Queens Uni
yrrsttv endowment fund. To complete the $4,000 /
when the $40oe0 required has been subscribed.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
Mr.. AND MRS. COCHRAN SAIL.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". Bourke Cochran sailed yester-
day their honeymoon for Naples the White
Star steamer Cretic Mr. Cochran declined 70 dis
cuss politics, and when asked II he contemplated
a visit TO Richard Croker said he had made no def
mite arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
mR. cHuRcHlLL NoT sENATg cANpIpArE

Concord y II, Dec "A statement was issued
to-day by Winston Churchill in which he says
ne is not candidate for United States Senator. He
announces that he viii spend the winter in Concord
engaged in forwarding the legislative programme
OF the Lincoln Republican Club.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
JOSEPH c. MARSHALL.

Joseph C. Marshall formerly secretary John G.
Roebing died at his apartments at 1880 street and
Ay6ubon avenue from paresis yesterday He has
been an invalid for the last four I've years Mr..
Marshall born in Newcastle. Penn. and came
n New York twelve years ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
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London. Dec 6-Ths name OF Lord Desboro,~b
(vvilliam Henry GrsnfeID f. among the latest men
toned possible appointses as British Auoassa-
dor az Washington. Lord DesborOugh who was
born In 1885, is a well known Rocky Mountain
hunter Oarsnlan and author and popular among
Americans He entertained the Harvard crsw
when they visited England this year
Mr.. Spring Rice. Minister az Teheran a.
also reinstated among tho possibilities
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AMI
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

Highest temperature yesterday, SO degrees; lowest ST.
Temperature correepondtng sos.
last year ss temperature for corresponding date
last twenty-five years. Ss
Local Forecast day. fa" ard much colder: Satur-
DAY ecld fresh northwest winds diminish
lS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

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p m. Central Railroad New jstssy 0''7' I'D
cRoCHERoN-oa Thursday. Decs-absr e. az hs- hons.
sophia c Guy0n CTOchsron Of Staten Isaa sraa saa
service on Saturday. December g. Il o'ciook a r.
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was senasi0us Opinions were autoTasivs szesass
His nsnta qualities zGpDEszsntsd ~ % hizsss
courtesy endearsd him to his associates % vor hts
death Is personal ber-avensrG
Resolved That Of this - nunr a ia
EeobeTs of M- Aynderss's eszliy.
CLINTON " LCDLCA. GEn Il snxuAAzD
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No bo9 Madsar ava. afreT briee nlesz Joan ra-~an
sa9ae - y the ssth year q Es ays Fzsr. ssrTsoss
VIII oe Rad az All Souls Chrxrch a. sF,
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private
Is5d zs:s 4s;,!s: :: ..sis'g S:s 8 p.,
William joyce ssweu and daushrar q tie laes TaSd
Seeger and Caroline Julia HeyL F1n-rai s.74o-s "a
her lass residence. No 628 CoOpas st. Czrata- 81 =
private.
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Mail Subscriptions n New YoEk city DAILY Ana
TRI- WEEKLY will Be charged enc csnf a sooy .rT-s
postage n addition TO the rates named sb0vs.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast. ast.-Washinston. Dee. 6.
The Iowa storm OF Wednesday night Is now central
over New England II has caused high temperatures
for season IN Atlantic Coast districts and general
rains New England the Carohnas. strong area
high pressure with temperatures overirs the
Dakotas and, second OF low Is moving
inland the North Pacific Coast States
Fair and much colder weather IS indicated for the
Atlantic States to-day Saturday Will fai-.
slowly rising temperatures In ali other
is probable portion of Mississippi Valley
The temperatures VIII rise in the
he winds aloa the New England and Middle Atlauti.
will be high northwest; Atlantic
coast brisk northwest CiGt coast. fresh
west. lower lakes, high northwest. diminishing uppcr
lakes. fresh northwest.
have brisk northwest winds and fair weather 70 the
Grand Banks
Hatteras 10 EasPort.
Forecast for Special LOcaIities-For New England
and decidedly to-day. except northern
portions Of Maine Hampshire and Vermont. Satur-
Gav fat brisk To high northwest winds
For Eastern New Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey Delaware and Maryland fair and much colder
to-day; SATURDAY. and not cold; brisk northwest
winds. diminishing.
colder day along the lakes. Satur-
day fair brisk northwest WINDS diminishing
Local Official RecOrd.-Ths following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature for the -four IN comparison
with thu cOrresnoDding date yeari
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
CEMETERIES
THE WOODLANDS CHnrrrz1

Is rsecSY accessois ~ Ez<tez te<nz 1rSa4 cs-,
tral station Webster and Js-uzns Avenue trcsrs sri
oy 0arriaSs Lots 80 IslepA1ns s565 1<arzsrcY
Offees 20 Ease 23d 81. New Torx Ctry.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
Domestic Rate.
NJ EARLY SfATL. TR4~


all points United States Canada Ana Marie.
Outside OF Boroughs OF Manhattan ana ~s -,rTY
Also CGba. Porto Rico Hawaii ana ths Pnfiiuusres
without extra expense foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
TALKED OF FoR sRITIsH AwgAssAnos

COMMITTEES. viii be the toastmaster. = q Dunn
senatOr-sleOt from the 18Th District WIN also soea
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
UNDERrAK-ERs

FRANZ r. CAMPBELL CO. sEs-s WIS. ssa ,.
1hapsiA Prfvats and public aEzb1<ca rsl ca sea
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

Death nosices appearing In THE TRIBUNE vm ~
rePubished in The Tri-weskIy Tribune without sxsra
charge. ~~
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
DAILY oogErr

For points n Europe and an countries u q. Cafv~xs
lowing -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
Died.

~Buruett's yarh-a a. rurs ro.a.- :
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07
Forecast for Special LocaIities.-For New England

temperature for the entyfour IN comparison
With the corresponding date OF last
New-York tribune., 1906-12-07

S2Sl-S-Suddeniy Thursday. Dsoerha~ 1905
Glv5 Engineer Peer Christian AsssrsoH Rsar 49,
D. ~ DIS Sssn year, at hiz reSdsnoe 30. 4Sc sea
49, ~'N01--S- - Z Notice o4 funeral follow.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-15
Petrifed Stump.

AN interesting prehistoric relic
mas just been brought to this CITY
from the Beebe Draw coal mine
nine miles southeast of here, by ]
w. Bainbridge: 1t is that of a
petrihed stump, evidently of fir
Tree about eighteen inches in diam
eter. The top of the stump shows
1airly plain, where the tree had been
cut OIL % some instrument or pnawed
OH oy some animal. The stump was
found about SIS feet below the SIR.
lace OF the ground and in its petri.
NED state weighs about 300 pounds
The curiosity is now at the Tbomn.
son q Wilson meat market.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-15
Plate Glass Breaks.

Several merchants here have dis
covered In costly manner than they
cannot paint black background for
a sign on plate glass window.
Sunday two large plate glass windows
In the Weick & Warren store here
cracked clear across by reason of a
strip OF black paint about eight
inches wide upon which the firm
name was printed in gold letters.
At the same time similar window
IN the l. O. Glazier jewelry store
also cracked In the same way. 1t is
supposed that a peculiar condition
OF the atmosphere caused the plate
glass to expand and the hardened
paint and varnish not being elastic
caused the damage.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-15
THE CLUBS
Social Science Circle.

The bearing of the present-day
system of education of our girls on
Race Suicide was the practical sub
ject discussed by the Social Science
Circle at Professor Carter home,
Tuesday evening. 1t was the sense
Of those present that separate educa-
tion OF the sexes, allowing an extra
year for the girls. in order 10 allow
for their more complex physical
needs, would be more conducive to
their health and future happiness.
and work for the be1terment of the
coming race. Ms Will G. Chamb-
ers read the paper of the evening,
which was full of interest and infor-
nation The next meeting will be
in the nature ci Thanksgiyings
medley, at the home OF Mrs. \. X.
Clark, on Tuesday evening. Nov. -.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-15
The PfoeresS.

Progress club convened at Mrs.
Woolf's on the 18th, for an interest
ing meeting. Mrs. Bullock gave an
excellent paper on William OF
Orange; beginning with the reign of
Charles V, under which the Neither
lands were included, she traced the
condition of the country under the
several despotic rulers until William
OF Orange or William the Silent, ap-
peared as the deliverer of the country
and made a heroic defense of its
religious and civil liberties, even
calling on the Great Deep" to aid
him in his struggles against the
well-officered Spanish army Of op-
pressors.
1t was clearly shown that Will
liam Of Orange well deserved the
hard-earned title of Founder Of
Dutch Liberties
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-15
Surprise Daughter.

Laura Thompson, the dauhgter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Thompson, was
eighteen years old last Thursday
and ner mother planned SURPRISE
by inviting company of friends to
come IN the evening and help cele-
orate the event. The evening was
spent with music and games and
delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess. Miss Laura received
number of beautiful gifts. The
guests were Messrs and Mesdames f
r. Huntley, j. G. McLucas. Perry
Murray, Misses Minta McDermott.
Lille Robinson, Esther Marsh
Maud Myer, Messrs. j. r. Robinson
and Winfield Marsh.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-15
New Century,

The New Century Club met We'd
nesday. November :. at the home OF
Mrs. Rocho. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered. the subject be-
ing the Republic of Florence.
Mrs. d. ]. March had charge of
the history. Mrs. Charles .Couzens
the Pitti Palace, Mrs. Horace Hop
kins the Ussivi Collection, Mrs. j.
atkinson the Cathedral. and Mrs.
Moore The Baptistry and Campanile.
Mrs. E g. Mckinney read paper
on the Spirit and influence of Flor
ence and Italy. Mrs. Foley told OF
the famous de Medici family and
Mrs. NJ. A. Lyons gave sketch OF
Lorenzo de- Medici as poet and
critic.
After the program refreshments
were served by the hostess and the
club adjourned to meet Nov. q at
the home OF Mrs. Flint.