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New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.
"Her Own Way"

In the presentation Of Her Own Way, at the
Harlem opera House. ten children participate IN
stead Of four as formerly. and this. OF course Is
pleasant 10 Juvenile spectators A Punch ana JUICY
rerforrnance likewise, is given, in the course or
the first act Gifts will be distributed 20 children
In the audience this afternoon and at the Satur-
day matinee Miss Beatrice Morgan and Mr. John
Craig are acting the chief parts in 'Iier own
Wsv" and are acting them we'll A singular pro-
oo5,g cap he observed at the Harlem Opera
House on Thursday evening. December 2t. when'
after the regular performance has ended a rep
resentation will be given of the Third Act CT
'Carnile,"-al the parts being played py anna
,eurs Some surprise has been felt at the readi-
osr NJ professional actresses assume the part or
Camille in the course of their regular business:
the selection of that tainted theme for an amateur
performance is indeed remarkable AS way oi
celebrating Christmas the presentation of that
,ovtour enhiect is probably unique-though 1t is
remembered that Miss Nethersole not long ago.
selected .Sapho.' as the play for Christmas night
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.
"The Bad Boy and His Teddy Bears y

This is a senuSne frolic. The bear as comic
creature has long been utilized in street shows
and has often been advantageously employed IN
fction,-as readers know who remember, for eN-
ample the use that cooper's Misunderstanding
makes of that animal. in The Last of the Mohl-
cans" Mr.. Blaney has invented comcai story
about boys and bears. and has told 1t in a simple
agreeable manner with investture OF bright
scenery and an accompaniment of say ana pleas
ing music. e :GyEssKk kEiHD
There are three acts in the piece, and in the
second act there is exhibited the home or the
Teddy Bears" where much of the amusement
occurs In the third act there is barn dance ana
a society circus" Among the notable performers
who appear in 1.-The Bad Boy and His Teddy
Bears are Rhodes and Enge comedy acrooaH'
Harry Pilcer the Y. l. c. r. -Four, Josephine
Rarrows the Six Dancing Bellies, Gerue HAWKINS
Grace Falk Beth Harrison. Frances Folsom ana
polly Allison. The acts OF those specialists are
woven into the story. and their antics delight the
chi
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
THEATRICAL MENTION.

o- Thursday and Friday afternoons. at the Maai-
= s,,.re Theatre the comedy of ''Divorcons' -
,,;ct has been made well known to our stage py
Mrs. Fiske and Miss Grace Georse'-"lii ps Ae'eo
ii Ir..ty Cbeatharn's songs and recitals can
-, a;o1,oa at the Berkeley Theatre, next ricay
- - ~ Miss Cheathams talent and proficiency
arc well known. and her performances are always
tasteful and interesting -,;,;. -;
-. sascr5h.d in this paper last SATURDAY
oc,,ries the stage of the German Theatre, ana 1t
80 10 seen every evening. except on wednesday
.nd saturday. die Beruhmite' VIII De e'en o.'
wednesday. and the Couissehzafpei ~ So.
WHITE, and Cinderella ~.
Persons interested in the performance % ra
.Eadie- Foy will find that PLAYER at the e,rana
rneya House, disportng in The oicuia. 'o'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
NOT WORTH HALF A MILLION.
Gift to Board, of Home Missions Valued at
$4,000 Only, Says Treasurer.
Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Doubtless some of your readers saw in one
Of the other newspapers yesterday the special ar
ticie from Asheville, n. G, announcing an allegeu
gift to the Board of Home Missions of property In
that city worth 100000 The value of this gift is
enormously overstated that we feel that an ex-
planation is due lest the Presbyterian pubic De
misled into thinking that the Board of Home Mis-
sions. with this great gift in its hands, has Httie
need of further contributions.
The facts are these: Mr. Roebling has offered 10
this board for its in the building of SCHOOLS
academies. colleges other religious or charitable
institutions, twenty-five acres of ground between
BiItnlore and Asheville. The gift is made under
such conditions. however that it is douotfu
whether it be used at all by this board or the
womans board. certainly not as a source OF IN
for many years to come. Mr. RoebEns says
the value of the property is about $4,000 Inls is
the extent of the gift quoted as worth s9OOe0
The board needs this year fully S125.oeo, more
than before for the prosecution OF lis en-
larged work, and desire that no incorrect state
ments shall prevent the Presbyterian public from
putting its shoulder to this great work and with
a mighty lift bringing the board through as 1t has
done for years, without debt. to the General
Assembly. HARVEY c. OLIN, treasurer.
New York, Dec. %. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
"Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary"

Miss May Robson. appearing in her new charac
ter of Aunt Mary, warmly welcomed last
night, at the Madison Square Theatre. where
THE Rejuvenatton of Aunt Mary" carefully set
and well acted, began a new career The spirit
Of that play is that of kindness and mirth Inc
character of Aunt Mary, somewhat kindred with
that of Dckens's Betsy Trotwood. wells, without
concealing. deep tenderness, beneath garb of al
most snlenetic eccentricity. Miss Robsons
sumption of the character is admirably complete
She maintains continuous Illusion Of reality, and
throughout her smooth and finished impersonation
of the petulant yet loving spnster. she sklifuily
braids the strands of tenderness and humor. 1t is
a fine serjo-comic performance, and il should not
be missed by the lovers of good acting.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
MOVEMENTS OF STARS.

- ..+ad last night in ladelphia.
-~ara fs acting in Nilwa aukee. ..-. Francis VIII
son is pleasing Chicago.,Mr, Goodwin is IN bos.
~ ~ u,~,,,eta Nove Is making a tour OF ci'les
of Sevr England. Mr. Sothern, Mr. hdesoi' MI
r,o,. Miss lula Mariowe. and MISS Grace Seoree
- rfor,oine- in Philadelphia. Miss Anna ffeld
- ~ Toronto.. MISS FRITZ schef divloes lllis
-, - hetureen St Paul and Minneapolis MT
t-s,,a,sbam and Miss Mary Mannerins are IN WASH
ineton Miss Frances Starr apPearea ta 70. 81
iiis U, RAYMOND Hitchcock is in St Louis
Miss Nethersole is in Cleveland MI GUS
Skinner appears tonight at Dayton. mrs RAJ
ricR Campbell vii perform for four nights oesh-
..s,Ae ON Christmas In Toledo.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS WORK.
State Cared for Average of $500 Persons IN
the Year, at Expense of 2166, ,13o.

Albany, Dec. 23.-In his report made pubic TO-
dev the Fiscal Supervisor OF State Charities. c. H
Rissel states that nearly 100000 in balances re-
mained to the credit of the seventeen state char
table institutions reporting to him September go
The institutions showing the largest balances
under maintenance are: New York State Soiolers
and Sailors Home, Bath. sl9.16s: New York State
Feforrna tory for Women, Bedford 81. .s5S; Eastern
New York Reforlnatory, Napanoch. a7,+e; New
York House of Refuge. Randall's Island. S3.299
and New York State Hospital for lncipient fti-
rnonary tuberculosis. Ray Brook, $l3.2e3
At the beginning of the fiscal year the aggregate
population of the charitable institutions was s.eo2
and at the close of the year it was $3.50. the
average for the year being $3.50.
The total expenditures for the year we're; Main
tenance. As7s ig7; repairs. improvements and new
buildings s4Ses ss3; total. s216s.13o
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
NO 1907 SILVER DOLLARS.
From The Philadelphia Record.


1t is chiefly around Christmas time that the
scarcity of silver dollars becomes noticeable The
Mint not been coming silver into larger coins
than 5-cent pieces for about three years. with the
result that the "cartwheels, as the silver dollars
we're formerly called. have largely disappeared
from active circulation A clerk at the Bingham
House, has been blessed with boy baby
during the past year. wanted, among other little
gifts. to give his young hopeful silver dollar
marked 1907 which could be suspended about his
neck on string and used TO help cut the little
teeth which were beginning to show signs Of ap-
pearfng. He inquired among all his friends for
t.IeV7 silver dollar. and 1t was not until he had
been on the vain search for nearly a week that
some told him to call at the Mint. and there
he received official information that, under advices
from Washington, they had not coined any silver
dollars since 1906. and, therefore, there had
BEEN would be. any silver dollars for the pres
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washington Dec 23
The storm central Sunday night in Western Tennessee
has advanced to New England with greatly increased In
throughout course especially
in Atlantic Coast The heavy rains have caused
all OF the rivers on the eastern
1ure nv the storm caused marked rise in temperature
throughout Atlantic regions which evidently ex-
alof shown by the KITE oosefI
tons at Virginia The latter gave tent
of $500 feet above the mountain
only four than at the surface
The Tuesday VIII be unsettled with snow IN
the lake region Northern New York ana Northern New
England and light sprinles OF rain In the Middle Atlantic
states on Christmas clear to partly CLOUDY weather
with fresh and temperatures slightly ABOVE the
In the lake region probably in Northern New Eng
land temperature below freezing are
Indicated In the South and the interior valleys far
weather with teperatures the seasonal average Is
Indicated winds along the New COAST VIII
he nigh west: Middle and South Atlantic coasts. brisk
northwest. ulf coast. fresh southwest
Forecast for Special Localities.-For New England.
fer In south rain in north portion colder to
aay. WEDNESDAY fair except IN north portion;
brisk west winds. diminishing +.
For Eastern New fair on the coast, snow In IN
terror colder to-day Wednesday fair with temperatures
about freezing south portions: fresh to brisk north
winds. - ,.,,.-a
For Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Deiaware
psrtIy cloudy colder possibly light snow or rain TO
ddav. "Wednesday fair: fresh west winds
For the District of Columbia and Maryland partly
possibly light rain To-Day WEDNESDAY
fair with moderate temperatures; fresh west WINDS
Local Official Record.-The following official record
, ,hs weather Bureau the changes in the ten-
r.ratura for the last wentyfour hours In comparison
,,.,h corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
Died.

MLouGHLIN-on Monday. December 2s: At his resa-
loved son of Alice and the late James McLoushlin
Funeral from the Church Of So John the EvanBs- E
eerber 20. at 10 a. m
Monday pecs~Dsy e. A. s,ns ssr .se lula s.s
Wife of samuel MesIilan and daughter Of Emile E s & A
year her age Relatives and friends are invi,ed TO
attend the funeral from the Church q the ses.sd Sac
pecsnser s. at 10 o'eocS SindiY onait Pals
papers please copy.
Arthur H. Murphy. Funeral from her late rest-
Tnesay psbsr ana an $50 hsnes to st.
Joseph's Church ar 10 a m
NAsIsaon Meaday the 2sd inst Nett. Nsss. ss..
vices at p ss m Ihursday the , zstni at ner LAX"
NULTY-suddeniy. December 80. 1907. James
Nulty aged 26 Funeral from his late rssdeIe'
cerber 90 at $50 o,cfock intermsns at Holy
cross Cemetery. Friends and relatives invited 20
p. 1907. Rev chsries wesley Parsons; D p
Piainaeld I''n, on Tuesday ' the asth' p,
psssssr q Charles sogchss ss =, n h. p.
late residence. No. 2o7 West 5sth St
sMrTH-At his late residence Caldwell N j. Mondsy: lay
RsTs Louise IS S es sa al bis a1s
the convenfencs the family.
sTRANG-saturday, December 81. 1907. Anna suydam
strans: wife Of Edgar A: strans Funeral Iresday
4o1 smith Street Peeksk n Z Carriages VIII meet
arrival Of 1:1o train from New York
THOMSON Suddenly. evening OF December e. at
her residence Somerviile. ". j.. Mary H thomson
Notice funeral later.
sunday ,, pscsDsr . e % Aas'iisa set
in Broo<Iine. Mass.
VAN =, M Van p. u On n ss "a Dss o
aga. Funeral service his home. on Mott street,
Tuesday. December "a. at D. m
wEr.aAN-Or Sunday. December %. 1907. at No. f8
Fin ave- Katherns Fsarng Wsl%sn Sssnssr 91 as s
Trinity Church on THURSDAY December as, i p
WHITNEY-James M at Brooklyn. N T., Decerabee
g. 1907 James Whitney, elder Of the Late
Eli NJ and Mary Mills Whitney. OF Boston.
Mass IN year. Services his late residences.
Lincoln Place. Thursday, 18th inst. at
o'clock ,. m Boston papers please COPY
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
E. R, THOMAS TRANSFERS PROPERTY.
His Newport House Put in the Name OF his
Wife

Newport r. L. Dec. Zs-Stone Acre, the sum
rner home of Edward r. Thomas, a member OF the
Newport colony, has been transferred TO his wire,
Mrs Linda Lee Thomas Mr.. Thomas purchased
the estate from John W. Ellis in September, 1903.
and It is one Of the show places In the summer
residence district The deed transferring the prop
erty is subject a mortgage for $4,000 in favor
of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, OF New
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

r-e. admission to the Metropolitan Museum OF Art
American Museum of Natural History and 1ooiosical
Gardens .
Christmas carol service Office boys. In St Paurs
Crapsl in lower Broadway, from II M 10 D. m
Christmas tree entertainment for children OF the
rCayr York the Relief Of the Ruptured
and Crippled hospital, at 4cd street and Lexington
avenue, 4;lS M
sb,Les,aarsn recital on Romeo Juliet by Mar
shall Darrach under the auspices of tho Peoples
Institute. Cooper Union p m
r7rfstross entertainment at York Hospital
Christmas Of the New York Hungarian Literary
Society No. 222 East 10th street $50 p M
Snortsmens Show Grand Central Palace.
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CHARGE FREIGHT DISCRIMINATION.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.l

By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Pittsburg Dec "a suit of Importance to rail-
roads was entered to-day at Ebensburg against the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad by the Webster Coal Com
pany and the Pennsylvania Coal and Coke Company.
They demand ST. o00Ooe damages for alleged car dis
elimination and rebates covering a period of four
years 1t is alleged that the plaintiffs backed
by the New York Central in their fight against the
PENNSYLVANIA.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
OXFORD MAN, PROFESSIONAL PITCHER.
From The Boston Herald.


Charlie Keith, the left handed pitcher of Little
PocS who has been drafted by the ST. Louis Amer
icans is looked upon the luctiest OF all players
" He is a student at Oxford University, England
having won one of the Rhodes scholarships IN Ar
kansas his native state. He recently left for Eng
land -;- ~.
He is allowed $4,000 year for pursuing his
studies and S1o0 a month during vacation The ST
Louis club will pay his transportation over and IN
addition 10 his S10o month spending money. Will
nav him $3.50 month for playing ball. Pretty
hard 10 beat that.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
MISS NETHERsoLE IN CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, Dec. 2s.-At the EucliS Avenue Opera
House tonight Olga Nethersole produced for the
first time the American stage The Submarine
which is an adaptation of French play in Two
scenes called "En Plongee,' by E. II. Laumann
and Paul Oliver. Miss Nethersole next Satur-
day, at the theatre, will present Il Paglacci
for the first time.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
TO REMAIN MAYOR OF oeDENs6URG

Ogdensburg, n. Y. Dec. 25-George Hall To-Day
withdrew his resignation as Mayor of Ogdensburg
In n statement announcing the withdrawal OF his
resignation Mayor Hall said: Il have decided TO
stand bv the Common Council" He resigned last
August. following an open revolt by the aldermen.
but his resignation not acted upon by the al
dernen.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
EMPIRE THEATRE.
Maude Adams.

Readers are reminded that the favorite actress
Miss Maude Adams. will make her re-ehtiahoe ~
-. - tha Emnira Theatre. in Peter Pam" and
that afternoon performances Will occur there on
THURSDAY and Saturday. The return or MISS
Adams will bring pleasure TO many persons. Inc
actress is welcome and the play Is appropriate W
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

DERE|Professor Ma5o Budapest p y. G3THAM Ta An
G. r Ingersoll. Salt Lake City. MURRAY HILL
Charming Smith Atanta PEISIE fSrarsI aTsT1es
r Davis. boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L.
Chicago
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

Washington, Dec. 2o.-'Miss Hook OF Holland.
Paul Ruben's musical comedy was presented for
the first time in this country at the Columbia The
atre tonight It was witnessed by a large audi
Mrs. Roosevelt, accompanied by her sister. Miss
Carow, Miss Hagrer and Kermit Roosevelt, occu-
MED a box.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

L Ears ys & M Eutsos sose f.
.esdsnc9 WIT. 81 hfT Plans pscember y Funeral TuesaS
1880 a. M. from ST. Johns Catholic Church White
Plains.
bsoTed SON ot shs late
attend his funeral from No. sos Atlantic avenue on
tuesday. December "a. at p m
s5s ss He ,his Of af' .Har F.
OF the Anthony p ostron FnneraL services on
dsnss GasssaS St nSsn.S herr 50
OF family.
Observation-Disclosures into rest on SATURDAY.; , Deem m
Der a. iSe' eseran in her sist year Relatives
friends are invited N a 70 aroa On ues
day December a, at 10 a. m Interfnens GREENWOOD
Cemetery.
,ro,,orr Al bt, residence No 41s Oak ave. Richmond
HIn n. Y on December g. Ernst A. Hohon aged 80
srrfa Pierce Funeral Thursday. December e. at
2:aO p. m
rEssUp-At Beirut. Syria. on Wednesday pe9emeer Is
wife of the Rev. Henry H. Jessup. D. d. In the esth
year Of her age.
q 1907 ssT1cs: a. a. P p.
BIsrs.own Prssbytersn Church Thursday. Decsn-
her 26th inst at O'Clock p m
o a i sd street ase
gnsrA ss at ffs $50 the S a10vs 70
Nriehaei's Roman Catholic Church. 42d street ana
Fourth avenue.
1oop1ssuddeny. of pneumonia Sunday, December p
1901 at his residence. No IS East s4th street asny
F,neTa serTice TUESDAY 10 IN
tsrment woodawn Cemetery at convenience OF family
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE CovNSLd, S,s,.. OF SEw ,ss
YoRKThs members s q yhs to attend the funeral q
Hssg ras sasisTsn sa !, and Filth ave. on
tuesday December "a a. 10 E LESTER CARR. Pres
IoHN VAN poREN YOUNG. Sec
,oTr-on December %. 1907. George H. Lott IN MS
seth yea. Rnnara sa7 Hasey stree. Fnnsrai private
Interment Prospect Csmstery Jama'es' Long A''AAo-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
HUDSON THEATRE.
Ethel Barrymore.

11ep,,on is again made that Miss Etnel Barry
more arriving from New orleans. WIN aPp 49,
nv my ,,so rhaatrs on Christmas night in the
- H., called Her Sister," that has oeen VIII
ten for her by Mr.. Clyde Fitch and Mr: Cosmo
r,ordon Iennox Miss Barrymore Is popular anu
No Doubt a cordial Christmas greeting VIII nan
= - ,,nearance here.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
cAaRIck THEATRE.

Announcement was MADE. last evening at the
fa--.o,< Theatre that no performance of 'lnaer
,h,. f;reeppood Tree would occur, because OF an
accident to Miss Elliotts leading Raan. Ar Charles
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
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highest temperature yesterday Is degrees Lowest, a.
for corresponding date last years S
80 forecast: Fair colder to-day. Wednesday.
sith Iemperaturs above freezing. Fresh brisk
northwest winds.
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1iEEKER-BAILEr-At the residence Of the bride. at
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Rev. Dr. J. NJ Mecker. father OF the groom. Dr.
EaroId Denman Meeker and Miss Frances Estele Bal
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CALVARY CHURCH. Ave and e1st St.. Raw
n IEVIS PARKS. s. T. D.. Rector Christmas Eve
q % NJ MedIavaI Carol Service. accompaniment OF
harms and viols Christmas Day. Holy Communism
a3a" o-ao Morning Prayer, Sermon and Holy Com-
munion II A. NJ. Rector Will preach.
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therry The first performance Of Mr. Esmond's
play VIII. it is announced. take place tonight.
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