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New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE.
Nj Cohans 'The Talk of New York"
Amuses Large Audience.

George NJ Cohan told the audience at the Knick-
erbocker Tuesday night that he wrote THE Talk
of New York" with view to amusing the people,
and hoped that person would take it any
of the diversions written by him seriously.
The fact Is he said Il don't wish to be taken
seriously at all"
MIR. Cohans new play is mirthful and stimulative
OF good fellowship among those who witness IT.
The chief character impersonated by Victor Moore.
is a racetrack gambler of the fist order. No
more need be impaired. except that Mr.. Cohan
has apparently found some virtue on the race
track; for kid" Burns becomes. in the course of
the merriment real hero TO his associates
Mr.. Moore. IN this heroic character found
favor Tuesday night. There are three acts in
the diversion, described IN the language Of the
racetrack three races" Several of the songs
that cheered the audience Under Any Old
Flag at AL" Drink with Me-" and 'I Want You"
Jack Gardner, Nella Bergen and Sadie Harris and
a chorus assist Mr.. Moore in the merriment
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
MUSIC.

The usual fatality accompanied the Oratorio So
clety last night. when at its first concert of the
season It produced a work which heard
by an audience small to make all pretensions
OF the American metropolis to appreciation OF
choral music appear ridiculous. Fortunately for
the society. the Christmastide is approaching and
the two performances OF The Messiah will, as
usual make good the loss entailed by the determi-
nation of the society all hazards keep abreast
with the times. The novelty last night was Wolf
Ferrarfs Vita Nuova,' of the most striking
original and beautiful compositions for the con-
cert room produced within the last generation
Much has been said In descriptive way OF the
work in this journal in effort TO interest the
musical public I'm It II need not therefore. occupy
much attention It is work which ought to
fascinate the public ard fill the minds of the critics
with wonder The form In which the composer
has cast his excerpts from Dantes singularly
beautiful work; the forces which he has en-
listed. the manner in which he has employed
them: the marvellous spiritual exaltation which
he has attained while using devices which wouid
seem at first blush to be purely the products
of reflection; the strange combination OF medievai
feeling with the most modern of methods or e1-
pression: the indifference conventions which
found utterance both the instrumental and vocal
parts: all these things and many more make la
Vita Nuova'' of the most extraordinary musicai
productions of the last generation. There is much
Gn the part of the solo barytone especfallyO winch
is not likely make a large appeal. but the Work
is saturated with beauty almost as transcendental
as that of the literary production on which II IS
based, and It ought TO be known It would De
difficult mention any recent musical compost
ton which Is Enthusiastically as this. an enlana-
ton from its text. The voice is modern in Its
idon and accents but old Dante's sonnets In
feeling.
Probably to pay tribute TO the old poet DR. FRANK
Damrosch. the conductor of the Oratorio Society
permitted Mr.. Giuseppe Campanar to sing the SOLOS
which dssociated from the choral part m
Italian. Unquestionably the singer benefited from
the device. but his of italian did not seem 70
help his intonation any appreciable degree Only
in the final number did Mr.. Campanarfs command
OF dramatic expression help him out and win some
extenuaton for the tona impurities Of his earlier
work But IT Is a cruel task that the composer set
for his principal singer. Mrs Edith Chapman
Goold sang the solo soprano. which IS exactns but
not large. acceptably. and Mr.. Names stirred up
deal of honest enthusiasm by the manner in which
he played the violin solos in the interrnezzo. \
better performance the part of the chorus, both
in La Vita Nuova' and Brafns's Song of Des-
tiny" which preceded IT, might readily be I'M
agined. h L. Il
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

Company, and trustee OF the Colonial Trust
Company.
He was a member of the Racquet and Tennis,
Grolier. Riding and Seawanhaka Yacht CLUBS
The growth of the American Sugar Refneries
Company, of which Mr. Havemeyer president.
is an interesting study in industrial development
Its germ was in the little Vandam street house,
25 feet front by 40 feet Deep where Mr.. Have
meyers grandfather and greatuncle, two German
immigrants who had learned the business of bak-
ing sugar In London took up their quarters In
1902. They lived in the upper floors. and The estab-
Iishment came TO be known the Havemeyer
Bakery.
It was family concern. When the brothers
married their wives cid not disdain to lend hand
in the conduct of the little factory In those days
a hogshead Of sugar was creditable days work
The business grew in magnitude. Assistants were
hired until seven employed and then when
the annual product a million pounds 1t
seemed if the concern had reached the limit OF
its possibilities. Loaf sugar at that time sold at
20 cents pound. while sugar cost 10 cents, so
the profits probably eminently satisfactory
It when T. c. Havemeyer. jr., the father or
H. o. Havemeyer. became active in the business
that It began to become really important That
In 1928. Yet, at that date, and for some
time thereafter a considerable portion of the
product of the refinery sold at retail on the
premises: and the grandfatherS and grandmothers
of many OF the present generation of New Workers
went to the Vandam street sugar bakery for their
supplies OF sugar and molasses and were waited on
by the Junior partner.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
VICTORIA THEATRE.

There is an unusually attractive bill at MI
IIamnersteins theatre this week. in which more
than eaehty performers participate The novelty
IS Ned Wayburn's sketch Of THE Star Bout
in which Taylor Granville and company or
forty persons appear. II is romance OF the
prize ring exceedingly amusing and bound to hnd
tho favor Of the audiences here. Alec Hurley and
his coster comedians pleasant feature OF the
performance Then there is Iala Selb;ni, the
bathing beauty" and expert bicycle rider her
naYfor1nanee Yesterday brought a renewal or the
..hrea ttless interest" and will undoubtedly help
70 FIJI the Victoria every day this week George
Abel and his company appeared in Three OF
Kind Besides these mentioned, Frank Bush Al
mont and Du,nont. Miss Elsie Harvey and the
Field Brothers contributed TO the hilar;ty.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
COLONIAL THEATRE,

The audiences attending here on Monday after
noon and evening easily pleased They
have she best IN vaudeville and they show
their dispIeasure in various ways. But there
no occasion yesterday for disapprova OF any of the
acts brought forth. for, whole. the performance
one Of the Tneritorious given here in some
weeks Miss Stella Mayhem and Biee Taylor. IN
& pleasant sketch the leaders Of the amuse-
nent. Those players popular at the music
halls, and rarely fail to entertain. Mr.. William
Hawtrey appeared in one-act play called Com
promise" The extraordinary novelty The
Seventeen Human Flags" The other performers
who contribute to the amusement Bert Levy
the Novelis. Searl and Violet Allen and the Seven
MoWatts.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
NEW YORK THEATRE.

This is Harry LADDERS last week AT the New
York Theatre. Every seat in that spacious play
house was occupied at both performances yester-
dav and many persons stood. Mr.. Lauder was in
fine spirits and amused the audiences by his ludi-
crous impersonations of Scotch characters and his
singing OF simple ballads An feature here this
week is Mile IrTna Monte Baldin Italian singer.
who was heard last summer at the Academy OF
Music with the Royal Italian Grand Opera Com
uany She gave several selections from her roper
tcry Next week Suzanne Adams. the grand opera
singer who is said to be receiving 5000 a week
for appearing in vaudeville. Will be the chief feat
ure of the entertainment at the New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Among the passengers who will sail to-day

Among the passengers who VIII san to-oay ior
Europe
THE CEDRIC FOR LIVERPOOL.
Mrs. John Craddock Sir Horace tIunAeI:: -.
r. ;. Darling. lMr. ana AFs- Washington
Mrs. John w Mol WILSON
--t1r pRrSID+S.r LINCOLN FOR NAPLES.
and Mrs W. H. c. Lee.
M ~ ~ Lord
Mrs Horace Mrs I.v Malan.
Johnson y L. " mite
IA PROVENCE. FOR HAVRE.
AIRS TJorace G; Roberts sfr II 5. Gregory
Isrtr,ese a.. Poix Mrs NJ. Z Potter.
Mrs II Mortimer Billings.
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VARIETY THE1TRES.
aLHAMBRA THEATRE.

The amusement offered here this week is Of such
diversity that It cannot fail to please. Miss Lily
Lena, the English music hall singer. who at
the Colonial last week. is the chief performer.
Her song, And the Finish Was proved be as
pleasing to the audiences at this theatre yesterday
it was to those at the Colonial last week. Miss
Belle Blanche, Miss Eva Tanguay. Mr.. Emmet Cor
rgan and his company in My Wfe's Picture" the
-Four Fords and Warren and Blanchard assist IN
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
NEW METROPOLITAN OPERA DIRECTORS

At the regular fortnightly meeting OF the mem
bers OF the Metropolitan Opera Company, held yes
terday at the opera house, two directors were
elected. They are Frank Gray Griswold who for
some time has been patron OF the opera house.
and Thomas De Witt Cuyler. of Philadelphia, a
member OF the executive committee of the Conried
subscribers In that city.
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Died.

HAvEYE9on wsdHesiag = December 1907 go s,.s ::
ysaP Notice 6 of fanersi tii hereafdr 1 a's''S " ~
HoI.MEs-At Paving. on December .. 1907. Henry A
Holmes In his "a year Funeral services s az MS resi-
KNAPP-At Victoria. British Columbia. December 5.
iRTlnss iasT Rutland County Vermont Notice OF funeral
LAMBIAs-on Tuesday. December s. 1907. Fannie
bias FIneraf from 96,STrch Or St savior Eighth
ave and 9th Brookiyn. Thursday. December 5. at
10 o'clock p m
LEAvY-on Tuesday the srd inst. his residence.
No S14 4oth St, BROOKLYN. Joseph A Lsevy. eldest
aged 2i years . nlonths.
LoCKwooD-on wednesday December 4. DIN B.
Lockwood
MARTIN-on December s. at ;he Memorial HOSPITAL.
denes NO sol Ocean ave Fiat6ush. Thursday. De-
cenlber s. O'Clock
MTILER-on August o. 1907 a, Guatemala city. Gem
traI America. Marta. widow Of sivanus Miller. Of this
% YceS az his late residene9 ESD & No , = MeDOI0ush ss
tives and friends invited
NEUMEIsTER-On Tuesday. December 3 1907. George
friends invited attend services ct the residence
Sf S,i 5is daug4tsr; Mrs Marie = Beue. No 1SS ST.
NORTON-On December . Mary a. beloved wife OF
Dennis E Norton Funeral from her late residence.
Z. at o a n solemn requiem at St. Ausustines
Church. Relatives and friends invited to attend
PARsoNs-On Wednesday. December 4. George Parsons.
December 6. No. 1893 Madison o'clock
Internent Kennebunk, Ne
PFTERs-At Englewood. y, J. on Tuesday December q
1907. J. Hugh Peters, OF Absaon Peters D. D.. IN
his list Funeral services az bis late residence on
Friday. December s. at I 80 p
PoRTER-In Montclair- y J; pecember = after
Rev Horace Porter Funeral services viii Re held
the Watching Congregational Church Thurs
December 3. $50 On arrival OF train leaving
Chambers 21O D. rfe Railroad). and arriving
at Park at 303. Interment at conyenence or
family.
late residence. No 9 Madison
ave on Monday December . 1901. Mary ketchIra
BOVINE. late Samuel Bovine, OF this
citv and widow George " Richardson OF Rich
rnond Funeral services at Calvary church. 4ti
ave. and 21st St. Thursday at 10 a. n
sEDGvICK-At Salisbury. Conn, on December 1907.
Sarah Sedgwck daughter Of the late RoderieN SecgT
wick. OF New York City
sIAPTER-At Yonkers N Y. December 3, 1904 James
STERLING Shapter. the list OF his Funeral
residence OF his sister. Mrs WflliaHl ;
Ianrford No 5E4 ave- NonkerS- Friday morn
ing az II O'Clock. Intermeut at Greenwood Cemetery
TIORP-At East Orange. N J.. December a. 1907. Rich
ard A Thorp. his s5th year. Funeral p-ivate
WRIGHT-Entsred into rest On December a. 1877. as
Tarrytown y Y, Mary Helen Wright. wife of ths
Rev. Clark Wright. in the 6Sth year OF her aga
Tarrytown ". Y. Friday. December g at lSo D. ms
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.

Milton and Dolly Mobiles. in rollicking farce
called Married F1irts." the leading perform
ers Yesterday at Mr Pastors playhouse, and were
cordially received. The will be repeated to-
,,orrovv and Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday they will present another farce called
81 ike A Thief in the Night" Several other per-
formers contribute entertaining sketches songs and
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
tIN,oN SQUARE THEATRE.

From Zaza TO Uncle Toms Cabin a sketch
portrayfng the struggles of a minor theatrical COM
many is one Of the chief features of the bill Of
fered here this week Mr. Murphy and Miss
Nichols give an interesting impersonation of the
nrincipal characters The other performers con-
trtbuting to the amusement here include a o.
Duncan Carroll and Baker. the Elite Musical
-Four Miss Madse Fox and Baptiste and Franconi
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
1o5TA STREET THEATRE.

% The entertainment at this theatre is provided by
the Military Maids the Boston Fadettes. Qun-
Ian and Mack Trying Jones, the Avon Comedy
Four Henry Norton and company and a group
Of girls in sketch called "The Firecrackers."
There are two performances daily all the Keith
& Proctor theatres and concerts on Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
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FIF7Y-EleHTH STREET THEATRE.

Miss Gertrude Hoffman in limitations OF Eddie
Foy. George ". Cohan and other well known per
formers leads the amusement this theatre. Miss
Hoffman's performance is improving and is a
pleasing feature Of the bill here. Miss Florence
Gale and her company present a sketch. The
Countess Rosst and Fred PAUL., Felix and Care
the Rialto Comedy Four and Charles T. Semon
contribute 70 the hilarity
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
WESLEYAN CLUB DINNER.

The New York Club of Wesleyan University will
hold It's thirty-ninth annual dinner tomorrow even
ing at the Hotel Savoy. Before the dinner So
ciaI meeting will be held in the hotel parlors and
officers elected. Among those who are expected to
speak are Judge Charles S. Whitman. the Rev
Dr. S. Parkes Cadman DR.. William North Rice
and Robert F. Raymond
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05

BARFOI.-HONE-On Wednesday. December 4. 1907. at
Church OF the Incarnation by the Rev Wi1aIn n
Grosvenor. d d. Hester Gouverneur. daughter or MI
and Mrs John Hone. Henry George Bartoi
-VERNAM-On "Wednesday. December 4. at the
home Of bride, MoTristown. N J.. Alice CTamer
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Albert H. Fernam. 10
Frederic Howell Behr. OF New York
FEDDEN-HUNTER--Ou December 3 at All Saints
church London, by Rev. William Boyd. NJ a.,
Arthur RomiIly Fedden. second son of Henry Fedden
of Henbury. GiouCestershire and Katharine
Douglas daughter of the late Henry l. Douglas
OF Tarrytown. N "
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and IOreCast.-Washtngton Dec =
Tho Atlantic depression has moved off to sea
as RAPIDLY as expected and as consequence cloudy
weather with occasional prevailed from New Eng
land to Georgia Tho Western high has made rapid
vaijev II has caused a sharp fall in temperature in all
the Gulf and Atlantic states
l. Tho Northwest depression Of considerable extent
region. north pa.tec coas+
ID - cold Weather Eastern districts
-b,raday Nv Thr weather Friday will also be fair and the
Will somewhat The temperature
rise Thursday Mississippi and Missouri valleys
and the Southwest with generally fair weather
t,r to-day preceded by and somewhat colder in
south portion: Friday fair: brisk north winds
For Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania New
coid FRIDAY; diminishing north winds
For tha District of Columbia. fair and continued cold
to-day Friday fair cold in the afternoon; iresh
northwest winds.
cold today fair. In west por-
~. fresh northwest winds diminishing
For south Carolina. fair and cold to-day ana Ffloay
diminishing northwest winds. -, ,,,.-
Fr Western Pennsylvania Western New York fair
,o fax and FRIDAY Friday light. variable wihos
becoming fresh southwest . -. x--i4o,. rar,Iy
o,oni, nrobably snow rain: brisk southwest WINDS
Joc,, Official Record.-rhe following official record
s IN, Weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
,cratre for the last twenfour hours IN comparison
r,sfrryd afa
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
SOUTHERN EDUCATION BOARD MEETS.

Atlanta Dec. "A conference of committees and
eub-oreanizations of the Southern Education Board,
headed by Robert c. Ogden. of New York. Will be
held here beginning tomorrow night. to discuss
plans for the next annual convention of the South
ern Education Board.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
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TWENTY-THIRD STREET THEATRE.

The audiences attending here this week are be
ing entertained by Miss Hda Spong and Eer
company in the little heart play of Kit; the
"Rain-Dears.'' caron and Herbert, Fagip and
Fr,ran Jimmie Lucas the Toreadors in a bur
Iesore of a bufght. Hawthorne and Burt and
Pin mind reading dog
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
ROSS AND FeNToN IN VAUDEVILLE.

Ross and Fenton. at Weber's Music Hall.
will appear at Keith & Proctors Twenty-third
Street Theatre for the week beginning next Mon
day afternoon in a one-act play. called Just Like
ANY Woman" Mr.. Ross in the course OF the per-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
DEWEY THEATRE,

The Champagne Girls provide the novelty here
this week, and il is Of exhiarating nature There
are several good dancers in the company and few
pretty faces.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
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H. @. HAVEMEYER DEAD
Succumbs to Heart Disease Near
Northport, Long Island.
IBr Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Northport. Long Island, Dec. 4.-Death came
to Henry Q. Havemeyer this afternoon at Merri-
vale Stock Farm. his country home. few miles
from here. For hours before he died the physf-
clans had given up all hopes OF his recovery.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-05
GOTHAM THEATRE.

Miss Fay Foster and her associates pleased two
large audiences here yesterday They VIII be at the
Gotham all the week and give two performances
daily.
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pPOVN-At South Orange. n. j.. on December . 1907.
george Hutton Brown. 50 years old. Relatives and
frfend are invited attend the funeral from his late
residence 301 Scotland Road. on Thursday. at
D. Interment at the convenience or the family
C,TTIDWEI-Entered into rest after brief Illness on
December = ex-senator William CauldwelI IN
his yea Funeral services Will be held at HOY
T'rjnjtv Church 122d and Lenox ave. IL a m, on
thursday December 5. Relatives and friends also
members of press. Lily Lodge. +. and A NJ. ana
odd Fellows invited to attend Inerrnent private
Woodlawn Cemetery.
,-t1TvERS-Entered into rest. Ridgewood. N J.. on
December .. after a brief Illness the Rev =. T., n
1.htyers D. D.. aged 81 years. Funeral services IN
Sixth Avenue Baptist Church. corner 9th ave- and Lin
coin Place Brooklyn. Thursday. December o. AZ :
p m
December 4. 1907 at his residence No
ITo West Charles Douglass. In the aSeh year
Of his age. Services private Kindly omit flowers
FENNER-At South Orange N. J., on December >. iso
Charles Hearsey. OF Edward Fenner. Fune.aI pr,
yate his late residence No. 3S8 fiogewood fsoao
New Orleans DAD papers please copy.
GII.LETT-At Pelham Manor. n. " DECEMBER - f,ooe,.
of Rev Charles r. and Kate eiielt IN sno
18th year o age Funeral Thursday. DECEMBER
at O'Clock
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CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAwN CEMETERY

Central Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys
ans bv carriage Lots sf95 up Telephone 4S53
Gramercy for Book of Views representative
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Joc,l Official Fecord-The following official record
80 ,ha Weather Bureau shows changes in the tenn
cratre for the last twentfour hours In comparison
Of last year.

Highest temperature yesterday 80 degrees lowest 70;
corresponding date or ast year.
IL Average corresponding date Of last thrtythIee
years. 81. r,-,z.r- -. 90 ,ola
Etdday: diminishing porthsTly wtndA