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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Graduation exercises Public School 99 $50 a. m.
m Of a 1e s'a1a an 6a1os ss. a. 10
Mesting OF Post Parliament waIdort-Astoria, II
socal meeting the Century Theatre Club Hotel Astor
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soa .s ESE at kss ss s EeE :.s sHaE 1. sss
10 ana 70 10 p
uS.:a Lecture Nearest the P0s Home e ;o RossS sppsd
cSiIGssn. D'isTits Hudson M T6Sat-s. p m,
Meeting Of women's Democratic Club Hoffman House
AnssH isy LesS2 LS9sas' $50 5ss15o p NJ NJ 'A'4'' O'
ssneht theatrical pessgnanss under auspices Of D9pga
SoTisi S5g Hail Fand SSiI WALLET theatre ?.
DHEis sz 4 Adis a45A a5Ads G9ssf 80 Sq@2 ASSOCIATION
ntsrs inlnent osbriers Academy Aiunns Assooia-
ren, waldoTf-Astoria, evening
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Free s9sps: & q .e HO,s ,S,S q sB svsnR avsnS
Lssna Century" dluat[ete9: Public School 30 . N9'
The Bsrrasdas olgstrstedl Public sGhooi sS po5-
'.our Familiar Songs and Those & Tno WFo:s Them
Fd 19Ro 2Ih" r "a 6S no cy G1 dGsaJsdS u6lo s:hooi
~. Broadway and Academy streets and Eermlyca
GiiiustTa.e5J; Pablo school l57 St Nicholas avenue
IIer People ana Clustrated) Public School
ISS AyenSs A. 6s,ViSH IA a@G 1sts S9f
Public scRool loc suffolk and I.ysg!on streets Mrs
Eo tys Fsins Msson ESQ SS PS5k 55 bs sss sSS
Io6th Street Miss Mary v. worstell General Wolfe.
the Hero Of Quebec Cllustratedl; Young Men 5
Bererolsat Association, No 81 East Broadway,
wills Fastchsr johnson. Teachers and FTeaohers :
aliuEtrstes); West Side Neighborhood House. No 5o1
West 5Oth street. Charles Johnston, The Norrlsn n
Invasion Gustrased) Public School l6sth street
ans Third avenue; comwander g G. hanuS TIE The
School g. ldoshoIu Parkway. Briggs and Bainbrdge
avenues. Thomas A. Fulton, Our " W aisr Supply:
We and How We Waste IT, dl!ustrated);
public School IL avenue, near Main street.
C,lty Island. Thomas Ternan, daniel Webster
pubic school Is. Anthony and fremont avenues
Bristol california and the Yosemite VAL
lev dluEtrateG): Public School g. 1881 street. be-
tween Beaumont and Cambreeng avenues Dr. J:
EInans, The structures and Functions OF
the Healthy Human Body; Public School 80. Jerome
avenue, north of 1s4th street. Professor Georges
Sastegnler 'Joan DAro' dllustrated) Public School
AZ Avenue q sth and 9th streets. Unionport,
Colonel Edwin A. Havers, ''The Mediterranean III
lustrated).
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WAS THERE, AND ISN'T KICKING.

To the Editor OF The New York Tribune.
Sir, I don't know that the captain Of the Port
Kingston was so much TO blame While many
American visitors went out ana did all they could
for tho injured. a number OF men who are now
doing so much talking, went all to pieces. They
were nervous worn-out business men, which may
excuse their sehshness. but they thought of moth
ing but their own safety and comfort; they did
nothing for anybody, but expected the authorities
70 leave everybody and look out for them
There were thousands OF people who had no dock
20 camp cut on. and If the captain on the second
dav gave preference to the stricken residents. he
knew that for the visitors a ship was expected any
hour and part of the time our warships were
there I am thankful enough to escape with life.
and q few hours on the dock, with only bananas
and dry sugar cane to eat. did not seem so dread
full in the midst Of all the surrounding suffering.
OF course. some had chip On their shoulder. and
one Of our sailors said OF some of the men who
are now talking much: We'll. Of all darned.
white-livered scared cats. them fellers Is the
worst" One man asked an officer II he could not
send detail TO get HIS trunk frQm the ruins, and
at that time people We're dying in the gutter. Oh
Governor thou art not the only mass
New York City, Jan. g. 1907. MARION.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
FABRIAN WILL FILED FOR PROBATE.
Harvard and Other Corporations Bensfciaries
in Case of Failure Of Issue.

Dsdham. Mass. Jan. A-The viii OF George F.
Fabrian, OF Brookline who died last Friday, was
fled IN the Norfolk County Probate Court to-day.
After providing a few lesaces for relatives
the rest Of ths property Is svon 90 tho immediate
family.
In Of the failure OF issue tho following eight
corporations named as benefciaries: The Mas
sachusetts General Hospital. Harvard University,
Massachusetts, Institute OF Technology. Home for
Aged Men, Home for Aged Women. Children's Hos
pital. Perkins Institution for the Blind and the
Boston Home for Incurables. Iha possibility OF
these corporations receiving any part OF the estate
is remote.
BY request Of the executors the provisions OF the
will are withheld. but the estate Is said 70 be
valued at several million dollars, much OF which
Is invested in Boston real estate.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
NEWS FROM THE OPERA HOUSES.

Oscar Hammerstsln is going 70 branch out bit
next season and manage the first American tour
of Wilhelm Backhaus. a young pianist who has
made something OF a reputation IN Europe and
whom Nine Mslba regards "Fubinstsn redt-
vivus." II is through her request that 4rr. Ham
merstsin is arranging his tour.
Mr.. Campanini will not conduct "SOnnambula'
tonight tho Manhattan. because Of the recent
death of brother IN Italy. Tanara will take his
place. He win, however. conduct Saturday.
Yesterday the sale opened for the two Melba per-
formances next week, and though an extra window
was opened, the ticket sellers were rushed all day
There seems to be abatement OF the desire hear
the great Australian singer.
Tonight. at Mr.. Conried's house. Nine. Eames
viii sing scheduled. in 'TTOsca-'' Her physician
yesterday gave his consent to her use OF her in
fur lEnAe
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
RorRRoN DIRTY LINEN.

The late Prince Pascal OF Bourbon. Count Bari
The black sheen OF his historic house. a source
OF much trouble and humiliation 20 them dur
ing hs iu spent lie that Il seems rather hard upon
is relatives that they should still continue 20 suffer
from his shortcomings now that he has been dead
FOR two years or more. They have been obliged
however, .n self-defeuce. 20 begin proceed
ings against his stepson, an individual quite as
clErepntsble as himself in order 70 prevent him
from misuslng the OF Bourbon and the title
ot Count OF Bari. IN ISIS the late Prince Pascal
who was the brother Of the late King OF Naples
and OF that extraordinary monarch, Ferdinand
TX OF Naples. known IA history b. the nickname OF
'bombs,' contracted marriage with an elderly
ballet 1gcserte CT the OF blanche Marconnay.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
THE mARuM QUARTET.

At their fourth concert at the Cooper Union Hall
last evening the Marum Quartet had the assist.
ance OF Alexander Lambert. who played the piano
forte part IN the Brahms quintet, Op. s4. minor.
Mr.. Lambsrt's appearance IN this numner-the last
on the programme-resulted IN a very considerable
uplift to the tone Of the performances. and he was
heartily and deservedly applarded. The rest OF
the programme consisted in Brahtnss Quintet. Op.
115 minor, for strings and clarinet. and In =
group Of songs. two OF them by Brahms. sung by
Mrs. Marum. Here was much beautiful music, and
OF It's beauties were made manifest 70 the
large audience. who willing to be persuaded
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
Uncasville. Conn.,. jan. %. 1907.
BRISK BIDDING At FURNITURE GALE.

There was plenty of brisk bidding yesterday after
noon at the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms, No. S93
Fourth avenue, at the second afternoon sale of
antique furniture and other objects sold by Henry
Hartmann by order of Mrs. Frank Mason and
others The total realized from the sale was
S S9S 7 Of which lot of the 27 offered brought
500 II was for a set of ten Chippendale dining
chairs in solid mahogany and ',iy richly earysd =.
cessfu bidder for Louis XVI Parlor set with
rarnitllres carved and gilt, which was knocked
down 70 him, after some lively competition for
sl65 AN ANTIQUE specimen OF o carved oak cabi-
nef ~ the Louis XIV period brought sl35 from Mr..
Keble who also obtained for Sl22 20 large antique
Chinese screen with six folds. The rale continues
to-day and tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
PROFESSOR DAVID IRoAs.

Philadelphia, Jan. &.-ProfessOr David Iroas, one
OF the best known members OF the faculty OF Bryn
Mavr College. Is dead at his home In Bryn Mswr.
since coming 20 Bryn Mawr College, six years ago.
Professor Iroas had occupied the chair of phil
osophy. He was born in Scotland, and received his
early training IN 81. Andrews University. In that
country. He was awarded the Ramsey and Fergu-
Professor IrOas came 10 this country in 1872 He
spent one year at Cornell lecturer, and then
went 70 the University OF Vermont. where he oecu-
pied the position for another year,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
KISSED OFF STAGE AT VICTORIA.

The Russell brothers, appearing In a skit called
''The Irish Servant Girls" az Hamnlerstein's Vic-
torta were hsssd of the stage last night by whas
appeared 70 be an organized gathering that had
settled various parts OF ths house. ready 70 hiss
the actors as soon as they appeared. The excite
rnent became so intense that the curtain was Funs
down Mr. Hammerstein explained that several
men representing themselves as members OF Irish
societies. went 70 him some time aao ana asked
him 10 take OF the act, tr Offensive. He
referred them TO his son, WHO IS manager, BE
would not say last night whether or not the aGr
would be taken of.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
A YANKEE DEFENDS swETTgNHAm.

TO the Editor OF The Iribune
Sir: No doubt there is deep regret in England
and in the United States over the affair in Ja-
maica for the traders who rule both nations fear II
will 'hurt business" But the most important fact
is suppressed Yankee impudence has received q
merited rebuke. The ruling party in this country
must not infer that because Panama Canal pirates
manage the affairs OF any nation, whether such
services are acceptable or not.
rhis may not be very patriotic for one native
horn and with long line of Puritan ancestors, but
nsfriotism under traders rule Is q sin.
JAMES w. FITCH.
TrncasyilIe Conn., Jan, o. 1907
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ARaoN AND NEON FOUND IN GAS.

IBy Telegraph 10 Ths Trtbune.l
Lawrence, Kan. Jan. 4.-Folowing their disoov-
cry Of heliun in the natural gas Of Kansas Pro-
fessors n. p. Cady and ID. f. Mcfarland, OF tho
chemistry department OF the University OF Kan
sas, announced to-day tho discovery OF argon and
neon two substances closely related 20 heiiur The
argon was found In gas from Dexter, Kan, and
the in the local pipe line sas Air has htthsr-
10 bean the only source from which these sub
stances, regarded elements. could be obtained.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
CINCINNATI AFTER w. oAmRoscH.

rBy Telegraph to Ths Tribunal
Cincinnati Jan. "A. Howard Hinkls, former
president OF the May Music Festival Association has
started a movement 70 get Walter DamrOsch 70
come here and lead the symphony orchestra and be
director OF the May Festival az salary OF not less
than 1000 year. This suggestion is the result OF
tho prOpOsed rstiremsnt OF FRANK Van Der Ssuoksn.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
COL. j. Y. II. BLAKE DEAD.
Soldier of Fortune Asphyriated IN
Room in Harlem.

Colonel John Y. F. Blake. the soldier Of fortune
who led an Irish brigade against England IN the
was set by ths English army chiefs, was found
dead yesterday morning In his room, at No. g75
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

Prior 10 his engagement manager OF the Lyric
Theatre Mr.. Matthews was for two years manager
OF the De Wolf Hopper Company, previous 20
House and the American Theatre. OF this city.
The body viii be brought from Philadelphia to-
day and burial will take place Saturday at
Greenwood Cefnetery
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
CAPTAIN JAMES ALEXANDER FINLEY.

Philadelphia. Jan. 2ir-Captain James Alexander
Finley died yesterday IN the Bryn Mawr Hospital,
after a brief illness. Captain Finley was well
known in military circles a surgeon in the resu-
lar army which position he had held for many
years. His father was the late Brigadter General
Clement Alexander Finley, a we'll known army sur
geon, and surgeon general during the Civil War.
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WILLIAM c. M'miLLAN BETTER.

Detroit. Jan 24.-The general condition Of Will
lam c. Mcmillan. who is suffering from heart
Affection following an attack OF pneumonia, is
al1r to-day that his physician announced IL offers
some ENCOURAGEMENT Tor his recovery,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
WILLIAM II. MATTHEWS.

Philadelphia, Jan. 24.--William H. Matthews,
manager OF the Lyric Theatre in this city since its
opening, two years ago. died to-day after a brief
illness from pneumonia He about forty-flvs
years old. Mr.. Matthews leaves a wife and sew
eral children in New York, where he made his
home and where he was connected with theatrical
enterprises
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oe,-,,I REGARD and FOreeast.-vashington Jan 94--
For the second during the present week very mod
afa depression moving rapidly tho northern portion
OF the country general and rains over
the northern districts east OF the Rocky Mountains ana
like Immediate predecessor y s closely followed oy an
shoot Of the depression interior Texas has
rains in California southern Oregon Temperatures
considerably higher IN the 9snT&t cen & TeSs & gI "a the me
FnT baa viii he snow Friday in tho lake region
New England ana the Middle Atlantic states rain or
S s2Sw d9,S IN fS Sn5% 3e9 IN Ss central ROCKY Mountain
On Saturday the weather VIII be ser genSIy or Ia dS e1R
ana Saturday. 1t win bo much colder Friday IN the
lower Arkansas valleys and Friday night and Saturday
in the oo Valley y win oe warner Eeay aa Tsro5 IN 5he and and
colder Saturday In the Middle Atlantic states ana tho
the New EHsIaad s G9ss win aaass BE fresh fresh
east to so9theass aIs e % no+set Fri5ay night
along Atlantic coast light 10 fresh northeast to
and on Lake Michigan fresh brisk west to RorhTest &
fresh east to southeast winds with cloudy and
weather. probably snow to the Grand sanhs @ =, 1 "A
Fuca Cold warnings have been issued for Mime
WISCONSIN Northern Eastern Missouri NortheaseEn
So west vrsa so oho ana Indiana
FORECAST for Special IocaIities-For the District Of
Columbia Maryland Delavnrs Eastern Pennsylvania and
New Jersey snow or rain to-day Saturday,
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rrST fair colder; fresh south winds shifting north
For Kew Enslard snow to-day. except fair Eastern
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urFE FoE western Pennsylvania in norsh rain
snow Laks Erie variable WINDS becoming west and
New w5Ge T9 qs. ana aSuyg Tars5 W,sa oSsg
VEST West and brisk
Local Official Record.-The following ofoial record
from che Weather shows the changes in the teu
pratEs sor the last EsntYs9ur hours in comparison
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A WEDDING kT NAPLEs.

Naples, Jan. 24.-Caspar S. Crowninshield. the
commercial agent OF the United States at Castela-
mare di stabla was married to-day TO Miss Grace
Smelling, OF New York.
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WatertoWn.
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from che weather shows the changes in the tam
rrtrs sor the twsntyfour hours. IN comparison
wien tie corresponding date last years

Highest temDeTature yesierday p ossIe.s; IoNests
reEe Z; FOR corresponding date iast yea< ay
average for corresponding date last twent-ve yeer
ISooai forecast. To-day snow warner; Saturday :a-
colder fresh south Winds snflps = 4sjuraay
beoox1lx OriAk.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

The funeral Of Henry X. Motley. who died on
wednesday at the Hotel San Reno, win be held
at st. Thomass Church tomorrow, at p. m. Mr..
Motley left one daughter, Mrs. Robert j. Beach
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New Orleans, Jan. 24-Anthony r. Bagnetto. a
painter, whose work widely known through his
painting OF floats I'm tho Rex procession OF the
Mard Gras carnivals at New Orleans, died here
yesterday. He also painted carnival scenery for
Northern and Western oiuxos
New-York tribune., 1907-01-25

hsr residence, 'foak Ridge"
Marietta Ga. January 22 by the Rev r. o. Finn. OF
the North Avenue Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, Mrs.
Harriet Van WycS Bennett and William A courssn.
cf AorristoNn No cards.
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Princeton, Ind, Jan. a--H. E. Ager, a member
OF the Indiana House OF Representatives, was
drowned I'm the Wabash River last night by falling
from steamboat. He known as the Corn
King and Il was while returning from q trip
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Notices Of marriages ana deaths must - inSssesd
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Closing Quotations

The following were the closing
quotations and sales made at the
forenoon session Of the board today: