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THE DRAMA.
COMING EVENTS.

A change OF bill Will be made at the Liberty
Theatre on Saturday night when play called
"Salomy Jane" based theme selected from
the writings Of Bret Harte will be performed
Miss Eleanor Robson assuming the principal part.
On Monday evening Mr. Sothern and Miss Marowe
will appear at the Lyric Theatre. beginning
gagement of four weeks. In drama called John
the Baptist Miss Marlowe will impersonate Sa-
lome. In the course of the engagement the bill will
be changed several times. On Monday evening also
the play of THE Prince Chap" which made
known here some time ago, will be brought again
to view, at the Lincoln Square Theatre. On Janu-
ary 2S Miss Ellen Terry and her company will ap
pear at the Empire Theatre in farcical play by Mr.
G. B. Shaw. called Captain Brassbound's Conver-
sion" Miss Terry's engagement will last three
weeks. The play of Nance Oldfeld" is included
In Miss Terrys repertory. On January % also
play called THE New Club" by Mr.. sydney Rosen-
field, will be brought forth at the Criterion Thea
tre,-M.ss L. Chaser assuming the chief part in It.
On January % Mr. SOthern and Miss Marowe will
act in play relating to the story of Joan of Arc.
Mr.. Mansfield will make his re-entrance in New
York, at the New Amsterdam Theatre February
%, in Mr.. Ibsen's peer Gynt." OF which he has
made a practical adaptation. Mrs. Carter In
Cleo" is expected here before the close OF the
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
HOLLAND SOCIETY DIMES.
Descendants Of Dutch Burghers
Hear Praise of Forefathers.

The Holland Society of New York held its twen-
ty-second annual dinner at the Waldorf last night
and four hundred and fifty descendants Of the old
Dutch burghers were there. Everything except the
walters and the food Dutch as possible.
The menus were IN Dutch. the decorations were In
orange. and the toass all called for tho praise OF
the Dutch forefathers.
For several years the society has given as souve-
Mrs replicas OF the medals commemorating the
various treaties between The Netherlands and this
country. L4ast night the souvenir a silver fac
sinlie of ancient historical medal the Geuzen-
penning. presented to the society early IN It's his
tory. The medal in the shape of a crescent the
badge OF the iceland sailors, is said TO be exceed
.ngly old.
John X. Van WorIner. president OF the society
was toastmaster. After praising the love OF an
eestry which brought the members 70 the dinner
he said; 'Wo are all proud Jf the city In which
live IN spite OF It's defects. We are perfectly
willing to trust. in the long run. in the sanity OF
public sentiment. As long s the descendants OF
the old Dutch 1--we they Will have faith in this COM
munity."
Mr.. Van wormer read a brief letter OF regret
from President Roosevelt, and brought loud ap-
plause by saying; He has troubles of his own In
Washington. He hits out from tho shoulder and
he doesn't take IL back rule unless he ands
he is mistaken. lie is one of us He is a hustler.
He believes in things and does things. and that
a good deal better than he who hesitates and splits
hairs and never does anything"
When Mr.. Van Wormer read letter from Gov
eruor Hughes tho members again applauded.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler. president Of Column
and Other Pedagogues." The Rev. DR. William II.
:. Demarest. president OF Rutgers College, spoka
10 the toast. "rhe Dutch Dominic and Other Com
solers" Other speakers We're Harrington Putnam
and Or. William Elliot Griffs.
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SUGGESTED BRIDGE CONNECTIONS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Even though the plans for the new bridge
terminal said 10 be settled, hope you will con-
tinue TO advocate the through-car system of opera
ton. The present plans only temporary at
best and discussion should be continued until the
feasibility OF least through trains is made
so plain that those responsible for action cannot
fail TO It, and 20 know that the people it.
with the proposed removal OF obstrueting build
ings IL would be easy matter TO arrange a joint
terminal with the elevated railway. that trains
could be up Third avenue without change. 1t
would also be very easy to make connection
through New Chambers and Pearl streets with the
South Ferry line, and run some trains TO and from
South Ferry. Perhaps we may even look ahead
a little further. and see how easy 1t would be to
Chambers street and connect by incline with the
proposed subway In william street The point OF
II all is to make IL easier for at least part OF
the passengers from the bridge to reach their
destinations by taking and leaving the trains at
other stations instead OF all piling in one heap
nt the bridge terminal:
Where there's a will there's way. and many
things can be done IL only the thinking machines
car he got out OF the old rut, and set TO work
or through trains instead of terminals.
Nv the way, when that Mcdonald loop is built,
u,hy is Il not the most simple and logical plan
~ have IL operated by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
ord through trains over 1t to and from all parts
- IarookIyn for one fare? Such plan would seem
,eiiy, for the advantage OF the public and of the
proobiyn Rapid Transit. Let us keep them awake.
biooA'''i ENGINEER
--eU Rochelle y. Y, Jan. IA. 1907.
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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Prr1ormance Of "A Dolls House." by Nine Ala Ma
zmova for the benefit OF ths clsss for orippied ah
h; Princess Theatre. D. m.
Waldorf-Astorta.
Dinner OF the Syracuse Universy Alumni Of Nav York;
Hotel Astor, evening
Free lectures OF tho Board Of EdueatIen N Young
Mems Benevolent Association. No. 81 East Broad
way Willis Fletcher Johnson 'Juri.ts. Phisnthro-
tSatsd Public soh9oi isssh stree. and Thrd ave ave-
Public School s. Mosholu Parkway Briggs ana Balm
bridge avenues, Miss Mary V, WorsteI The Yosem-
ate valley. dnstratsd, Public School II. FordhaIn
lustrated>: Public School 2s. Anthony ana fremont
ting Sum illustrated; Public School 81 1885 street
Emma r. Steiner ''AlaskaT (iiisstratedS: public
fessor sas A. Lsttridge, " Our Friends IN Fur and
Feathers illustrated: Public school So Avenue C.
l. wobsrst, "a Century Progress in Medicine and
Surgery illustrated; WadeIsh High school, I15ta
street and Seventh avenue. Dr. George Kriehn, Ths
day liustratedS; Public School S. DotninioE CLARK
MsdIterranesn'' GIlustrated); Public school 40 No.
$50 East 10th street Or. Willis Boughton. "Oliver
Goldsmith illustrated; Public School 81 Broadway.
Anna seatou Schmidt, France. Her People and Her
Art {lllustrated): Public School 15T, I37th stree,
n ANA S NsaSfs sSSs hsDy PSo pah shoo M
A. TTth and 18th streets. Professor Charles
l.. Brtstol. animals Workers illustrated; Pub
Io school $50. Suffolk and Riyington streets Ms;
Five Points Mission. No 6S Park street, Or. Isaac
sursas Our AmeFisan Flag and the 5Is Ssti3nai S
1OSth street, Albert L Blair. Ben Franklin or.
Picture OF the Eighteenth Century"
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OBITUARY.
MRS. JULIA WINANS KENT.

Mrs. Julia Winans Kent, formerly of this city,
died last Wednesday at the home of her son-in-law
Harry q. Higgins, at Elizabeth. n, ]. She was the
daughter OF John Winans and Katrina Vreeland
and born July 4, 1924 in OF the old
Broome street houses. She married Edward n.
Kent, who died about twenty years ago, Mr. Kent
expert chemist and associated In
chemical work with Professor r. Ogden Doremus
He was close friend OF Professor Samuel f. B.
Morse and the first telegraph line stretched
between Professor Morse's Office and that of Mr..
Kent, which then in Bond street. AT the time
OF his retirement Mr.. Kent the refner in the
United States Assay Office. Mr. and Mrs. Kent
lived for thirty years at No 237 West 18th street
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
THE OLIVE MEAD QUARTET

At their second concert at Nendelssohn Hail
last evening the Olive Mead Quartet had the as
sistance OF Mr.. Arthur Foote. who played with
them his familiar quartet for pianoforte violin
viola and cello. This attractive composition with
its lovely adagto the Brahms Quartet In A minor
Top. o. NO. % and Beethoven's major Quartet
TOP Is NO. o. formed the programme. The numer-
Gus audience who braved tho weather after warm
y greeting Mr.. Foote at the close Of his compost
ton, heard as climax exquisitely clear iimptd
ana balanced performance OF the Beethoven Quar-
tet, which they applauded long and heartily
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
FRENCH HOSPITAL BENEFIT,
"Lakme. {"

The annual benefit for the French Hospital fund
at the Metropolitan Opera House last night brought
In s2o as profit, and the large audience heard and
applauded Nine. sembrieh. Rousseliere and the now
familiar cast in 'LalIme" The French Ambassador
N jusserand occupied box on one side OF the house
hung with the colors OF this country and France
and the French Consul General 10 New York a cor
responding box the other side Between tn.
acts the audience while ''The Star Spangled
banner and the 'Marseillaise" played The
French colony in this city was largely represented
IN the house
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
NATHANIEL q. FOSTER.

Nathaniel G. Foster. retired architect died yes
terday from heart disease at his home at Gran
ford. n. J.
Mr. Foster was born in West Hampton, Long
Island. and was seventy-four years old. Previous
to his retirement from business about twenty
years ago. he active in real estate operations,
and for more than twenty years had offices in the
Trinity Building. at No III Broadway. He leaves
a and two daughters-W r, Foster Miss May
Foster and Mrs Elmer L. Moore. The funeral will
be held tomorrow al 2:80 p. m. The burial VIII
be az Crawford
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AL.BEMARLE-J. $. Atterbury, Pittsburgj Craig
HOTEL BEIAFoNT-E, G. Ryan, Chicago; ]. @.
Gushing. Detroit, HOTEL ,G3,A GQTMAM[-ThomfaI fI
Love Toronto; d. g. Howard, Buffalo; j G: Nor
TICTORIA-G George W. Poe. Richmond VAL
DORF-ASTORIA-H Chalfant, g, r Miller
and u J. Hamilton, Pittsburg. WOICOTT-W. A
Norfolk.
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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TO DISCUSS NEGRo's DEVELOPMENT
Drs. Lyman Abbott and Booker T. Washing
ton to Speak in Brooklyn.

At tho Brooklyn Armstrong Association tho
evening of January q. the industrial and civic de-
velopment OF the Negro population, North and
South, will be described and discussed by DR. Ly-
man Abbott and DR.. Booker r. Washington. Major
r. r. Motion, OF Hampton, Va, and T. G. Walker
of Gloucester Va. graduates of Hampton Institute
Will also speak DIR. l.. Mason Clarke will preside
A chorus of sixty students from Hampton Insti-
tute will sing Negro folk songs.
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A eENEFiT FOR THE BIRDS.

Mrs Elske gave benefit for the League OF
American sportsrnen at the Lyric yesterday after-
.,ann the funds to go toward protecting songbirds
s". ' ,,,,teys and hats. She herself played the
irotn it :. ~ Of The New York Idea, while two OF
iast ~ ~ IT nlays '"rhe Light from st. Agnes
d her THE Eyes OF the Heart were presented me
la.u 90, ,,- MISS rsl.scu and Mr.: Mason the second
nrst 30 py @ @a,liss and a capable east IN addition,
Res ~ Kifty chestham gave severS ef per cnarm.
iinle saara end childreR's ecnec Tne Huofence Wds
lnk size and eeveral BIRDS ought TO % thankful
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maintained there for revenue purposes only Inas-
nucn as attempts will probably be made to ascribe
uhlflendly motives toward America in connection
Win tns project for the formation Of q Canadian
navy IL Is just well that the true facts of the
case should be known
MARQUISE DE FONTENoy
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FRANK n. RICHARDSON.

Frank II. Richardson. head of a firm OF jewellers
in Maiden Lane, died Wednesday at his apart
ments at the Hotel Gotham. He for many
years connected with the Nassau Bank, and had
been its president since 1898. He was born In
Brooklyn Exty-t three years ago.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
HioGlNsoN GIFT TO BOSTON.

Boston, Jan. 17.-Major Henry L. Hgginson for
rnally turned over to Mayor John +. Fitzgerald to-
day piece OF property valued at $4,000 TO be used
BY the city as an avenue between the new liar
ward Medical School buildings and the Fenway,
II will be known as Avenue Louis Pasteur
New-York tribune., 1907-01-18
SECRETARY WILSON QUITS BANK.

Traer Iowa, Jan. Thames Wilson. Secretary of
Agriculture. has resigned the presidency of the
First National Bank of Traer which he has held
for ten years Secretary Wilson gave as his reason
that he far away 70 do justice to the Stock
holders and depositork-
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Baldwin Adele r. Merritt. oeorzs W.
ssii Nstis isIHes B. PsLf esI,0i ohaTlss ps
6SunkeE Katharine H. PSrdy. LOUISE A r
Foster Nathaniel G. smith. sariusI II
Ls Bo1tiiisr. John. i0u"S AnlA0''n
EseTly beloved vfs-of Edward a AieTsndsr. sunsssa
at p. m potsdan n T. ana ohio papers pleas: SOY.
BALDwIN-suddenlv Of heart failure wednesday Janr.
Street csnetsr9 aS9 essFs ssa Ns% Haven coa
Saturday. january 10. ESQ p
.5n q PS & fnp II OLDHAM sx.g Is y a;: sa
5.Tyicss Vim 3 sa1rdaS h at p m. ss s.
JaInss's Church. Derby. Conn
REIL-suddsnly January 10 1907 Netta Guion Ball
Ase.s Csapsl d ws. * sen @ r. Fenssl ssFviess AZ st.
10 o'ciock 80 - 'Ah1A'' :"
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ett wife OF Dr. Henry Alden Bunker and daashtsr .:
Island - 0sA'"''' Long
c4MERPENoa Tuesday L. 1907 E..s.ss
q ahf her ~isS IL saS I %a hr fIsssn s
MS, ms Washins'on ave BROOKLYN Y where the -.
tsrmsnt at Rocklsnd CS. II Cemetery.
5.ntGa d hs sst Ssaaasl years uHsrsi S ,s sss:s ::
Carriages WIN meet o'clock train fsorn isSsrty ~ s
HHiRTI9n ioR!S wsd0:sdag January 1s Joseph Hart
TIssidsnes No; se5 % ave. Brooklyn. Saturday.
gasumona Tohn l. Boutsf IN shs ss. ~ Yea. @ q ss
Sse. Funeral servicss the Cathedral iardsn City
Long island land not at his residence, No. 3T5 Central
S, ara ,"esS9. on Sunday. January 20. at q O'clock
lIoot OF East 34th ST. at ?. M. InIerrnens
Venlencs of family.
LOVE-on Wednesday. January 10. 1907 g. Love,
peloved son OF George z. and Hanna ~ Love. Funeral
On saturday afternoon at a:8o from bis Late rss
CTex-) papers please copy,
MERRTT aSRaTT "a ,s n, New YOTE Hospital wsanss.y
and Julia Merritt. funeral pitvst. '~''
ms ate residence. No. BAL East 50th Charles Pe
son OF the ate Charles :. and Mary Anna Pei in the
oAth year OF his aga Notice Of funeral hsreaftsr
PiiLl1PS-On Wednesday. January 16 Phoebs Frances
PhlIips Funeral services at the hons OF dauxh-
ter Mrs A D. Smith No 2so Winthrop St.. F1atbush
PgRDYAt The home Of her son. T Milton Purdy. No.
January TO- Louisa A. Roe widow Of the Thomss
n Purdy, and daughter OF the Iats sas and sarah
Denton Roe OF Jamaica. Long Island In her a1st
year Funeral services at No, % Cottage Flaas on
F~'day January IS 1:3O D. m Intermsnt az Tsrr5~
town. y. Y. '
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on Wednesday,, Januarx IA
1901. Frank H Richardson Funeral prfvats It q
kindly requested that no flowers be ssns.
eMTrIf-At Orangs, N J.. Wednesday, January Is Sam.
uel Hutchfngs eldest OF Mary T. Thsc-.
core u Smith and husband Of Gracs Harriet HALL in
the 46th year Of his Funeral win Be hsd
at the residence OF his mother, u Essex avenue
Orange. Saturday. January 10. at 245 D m Orange
and East Orange IN. - and Liberty o. ~ papers
please ccpy.
YOUNG-On January 1s Elizabeth A. widow az s.mu.r
J. Young Funeral services at her late residancs No
1i5o Degrsw ss' Brooklyn. Friday svsning january
IS, at O'Clock
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'Burnstt's Vanilla is Pure Food
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extra charge

BARKNR-sHEPARD-onJ January 1s, at the Church
OF the Incarnation by the Rev William M Grosvenor
Irene Shepard. daughter OF Mr.. Herman Vosel.
to B. Devereux Barker
CoRBIN-CARY-on January IL, at the Church OF thu
Ascension Fifth and 10th by the Raw. R
G. Guennel. Charles Lyon Corbin, OF Metuchen, n J
and Miss Sarah Flsgler Cary, Of Binghemton N y.
HOLIT-PI PII.KINGToN-On Thursday. January IL 1907.
the Church OF the Incarnation. by the Rev William
NJ Grosvenor D. D. Robert 9. Holt. OF summit n j.
Louisa, daughter Of the Rev. R-hard Pflkfngton,
Rector OF praycct-F'oliatt, England.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Offoial Record and Forecast shinEton. Jan. II
stormy weather with general rains and SHOWS continued
during Thursday Mississippi Valley eastward
except Atlantic and East Gulf states. with
continued low temperatures New England and the
Middls Atlantic High temperatures continue IN
the south. slightly warmer In the central val
leys West. except in Minnesota and North Da
kota Low pressure still persists west Of the Rocky
Mountains with local rains and except I'm Call
there general rains On account ot
the distribution throughout the coun-
try weather will continue during the
DAYS districts the Southeast where will
continue fair In the Northwest, WHARF IL will be
nartiy cloudy without much Temperature
changes will not be marked except in New England and
the Middle Atlantic states where IL viii be somewhat
warmer Friday. The winds along the New England and
Middle Atlantic east;
along the south light fresh and mostly
southwest; along the Gulf coast light 20 fresh SOUTH
Iae Michigan light variable. Steamers
PARTING Friday ports will haye fresh north
east 70 winds with rain mostly snow, 10
the Grand Banks.
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ENDERTAKERS

FRANK e. CAMPBELL. CO.. s4i-s West ,sd %
Chspels Private and public ambuance TEL 1924 ChsIssa
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highest temperature yesterday 40 dege<si lowest. 49,
is; average corresponding date OF last
"a average corresponding date OF last Twenty-Five
years. 80. =. L.. ., =,
and snow or rain Saturday fresh northeast TO east winds
'sBurnett's Vanilla is Pure Food"
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CANADA TO HAVE a NAVY OF ITS OWN.

Lerd Gray is taking a very active part in tho
scheme for The development Of the maritime oe
fences OF Canada BIZ the creation OF aisnne'
ana local Dominion navy, which would be IN tiio
same way a distinctly Canadian force as ~ Hio
DoEinion's army The present goyernmeht III ENG
lard has shown itself sayorably disposed toward
the project. and has decided 20 place at tAe GUS
possi os the Dominion authorities a certain NUN,
Der Of torpedo boats. destroyera. gpnDoats ana
sssF smell craft. 10 form the nucleus oi 's a.ss
ana for tns practical training of naval recruits.
tssse are 10 be drawn from the towns ana se'lle,
rents on the Atlantic and Pacific seapoaras anu
tLeuld be thoroughly understood that ihsie =
ns istertien of doing recruiting On ihs slVi =
VI Tie Great Lakes cT Of aAding 20 the hofce po
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For points Europe and all countries Cafrsrssa
loVin ate
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Forecast Special Localities.For the District OF
Columbia Maryland Eastern Pennsylvania, unsettled
veather to-day and Saturday with occasional rain
snow; warmer Friday light northeast to east winds
For unsettled weather to-day and Saturday,
with ran light to fresh northeast to east
winds.
For New Jersey. rain Ia south. rain In north
portion to-day Saturday: Friday in north
light fresh northeast to east winds
For Western Pennsylvania. rsin or snow to-day and
Saturday; light east winds.
For Western New York. snow to-day, wsrmar IN east
Saturday local SHOWS light fresh east TO south
winds
For New York. and warmer today Sat
uray cloudy probable in north and snow or rain IN
south portion; fresh northeast to east Winds.
For New England, snow and wArmsr to-day and prob
ably Saturday; fresh northeast TO east winds
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Rates to Foreign Countrie,

Mall suoscT1pIionS IN New York Jity 70 the
Fl-WEEKLY will be charged q copy s14rS
postage in addition TO the rates named above.
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Notices sf narriases aad deaths nust - iAdorsed
with full dhms and sddrssa
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Local OficiaI Record.-The following otroial record
from the the changes In the
perature tw-ntycour hours IN comparison
with corresponding date OF last year;
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Died.

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charge.
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