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GEORGE RuTLEDoE GIBSON.
- &C., . % TTlbune.

LBy Telegraph 70 @H0 -4'A-'-1-
Tuxedo Park n Y Fs3. George Rutledge
G5sor q retired Wall street broker and club mem
Der Of New York, died at his Tuxedo Park house
to-day after short illness. Mr. Gibson was until
few years ago member Of the New YORK STOCK
Exchange and member Of the ilrIn OF " H 5tson
Gibson bsnkors and brokers. OF late M u Dsoh
had not been active IN Wall street ne ma nee
igs and r,fs wife and one daughter, Mrs Morgan
GOetchius os New York, survive hin. l-,, -,
NATION III He was graduate OF me II ~ Bid
o. Michigan 81 1875. He was q LneIlDet - GociefV
ing Tlysdo and Lotus clubs. the southern 9oc'sts
Sons Of the Revolution and The Pla 9'sn No 81
Woe sqh greet but no date has get been set Nj
GIBSON vas about hfty-f1ve years OF age
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TO CONTEST MRS I. B. HooKERs WILL.
Granddaughter of Henry Ward BeeOher's
Sister Not Satisfied, 1t Is Said.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

over the will OF Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker, SIS
ter OF Henry Ward Beecher. The will has been
offered for probate and hearing was scheduled
for this morning but adjournment was taken until
a week from to-day at the request OF counsel IoT
Mrs Katherine Burton Powers, OF Brookline. Mass
granddaughter Of Mrs. Hooker. who is expected to
contest the will because OF the small amount left
TO her.
The bulk Of the estate. which is estimated at
about $1,000 is given 20 the son OF Mrs. Hooker
DR. Edward B. Hooker Of this city. Mrs. John G.
Dav of New York daughter Of Mrs. Hooker, re-
ceives nothing, because according 10 the Will
''Ehe and her daughter are amply pgoVieed for
by the estate OF her late husband" Alice Hooker
Day granddaughter receives $1,000 with the re-
ouest that the Income be used FOR acts OF charlty.
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OPERA NEWS.
Campanini Re-engaged.

Nj Hammerstein announced yesterday that he
had re-engaged CIeofonte Campanni as his con-
ductor at the Manhattan Opera House for the next
two years. en- announcement that met with uni
versaI approval CampRuni VIII continue, IS this
season TO be not only conductor but 70 great
extent Mr.. Hammerstein's artistic adviser as We'll
Nine Melba too will sing at the Manhattan for
part Of next season.
Tomorrow night Sanmarco VIII replace Ancona
as Valentin IN the cast Of Faust" supporting
Nine. MeIba- Sunday night at the concert he Will
he heard again. The other singers on Sunday VIII
be Mines Donalda, Zeppelll and Lejeune and Gill
bert and Dalmores Max Bendlx will conduct.
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REAR ADMIRAL LoRlNe.

Rear Admiral Charles Harding Loring, Z. s. n
Cretired) died OF paralysis at Hackettstown, y. j.
or Tuesday. Admiral Lortng lived for several
years at No 23g Clermont avenue, brooklyn. he
was born IN Boston in 1928 and entered the navy
En- engineer oficer IN 1851 He took part in the
capture CT Fort Clark and FoTS Hatteras during
the Civil War and was IN the engagement between
ne Monitor and the Merr1nac For a time during
the war he was the engineer OF the North Atlantic
squadron.
II 1884 he vas appointed chief engineer OF the
navy with the rank OF rear admiral. He was re-
tree IN 1890 Admiral L.orng was a member Of the
Airy and Navy and Engineers clubs ana me
American Society Of Mechanical Engineers HIS
wife, who died several years ago, was Miss ~Ruth
. Nalbon. II bingham Mass. The admtrals BODY
vii be taken 10 Boston for burial.
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THE DRAMA.
THE soTHERN-MARLowE SEASON.
Romeo and Juliet"

The engagement Of Mr.. Sothern and Miss Mar
lowe at the Lyric Theatre viii extend 10 February
Is This week they are acting in THE Sunken
Bell" theatrical curiosity, OF which the meaning
Is indefinite # not incomprehensible. On Satur-
day night they Will act in Romeo and Juliet
Next week they will repeat Jeanne Dare on
Monday and Tuesday. and The Sunken Bell on
Wednesday, Hamlet Will be performed on
Thursday and Friday. Romeo and Juliet" viii be
repeated Saturday afternoon. and Saturday
night their New York season viii be closed with
THE Merchant of Venice" The cast Of Romeo
and Juliet" here appended, indicates the constitu
ton Of the Sothern- Marlowe dramatic company.
1t will be observed that the veteran Mrs. Sol Smith
IS member Of It, and also Nj Wheeock
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Rear ADMIRAL Ksutz was born IN Georgetown,
Ohio, January ., 1889 He served nearly fifty
years r. the United States navy. He gradu-
ste6 from the United States Naval Academy n
KS and served on the home squadron until 1850.
On Ap-i .. 1851, he was promoted TO q heuten-
Ency and ordered 10 the United States steamer
Flag, q the North Atlantic bIockading squadron.
Il June. 1851, while in command Of a prize brig,
be was captured IN sight Of Cape Hetteras by the
priYateer Winslow, and after being on parole for
two months was imprisoned IN the county jail in
Richmond, Va, by order of jefferson Davis in
retaliation for the frnprisOlrnenL OF Confederate
pTiveteeTs n New York IN Octoter. ls1, ne was
paro-ed 10 90 10 Washington - procure an ex-
change, Il which Le succeE55UL. This
ne nrst exchange authorized o. President In
coin.
Il January, 1852. Lieutenant Kautz WIS ordered
% the flagship Hartford and served on Flag on
Ger Fa-rag-r's star. taking part in the engage
EnenJs with Forts Jackson and bhtlp. the Chal-
Lnette batteries and the capture OF New CTlean rs
Hal and no.sted the Stars and Stripes On the Gus
toEa house. He served the Hartford during rhe
engagements with the batteries st NickEcuTE IN
June and July. 1882 II August 1e62. he was tSkeo
he served on different sk!UE the Atlantic, Pa
ciSc ard West Indian suuadroass and shore duty
Et The Bcstcn Navy Yard md es lighthouse lEsPec-
Tor Re was promoted 70 commander IN 1872 cap
or October -. 1928.
II 1923 he visited the Samoan Islands at the time
Great Britain and Germany were ct ODDS, oePossd
EataaSa and installed Malletoa Tanu king HIS
sno approval by his own government Ecs-l lties
resulted between the different factions on the island
and some American ead English officers and men
were killed Admiral KautZ then returned 70 the
United States and hauled down his hag on the
Pacific Coast on January q, 1901. retiring from
Ictive servce the following day by reason OF age.
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THEATRICAL MANAGERS DINE.
Charles Burnham Presides at Third Annual
Banquet at Hotel Astor.

The Theatrical Managers Association OF New
York held its third annual banquet last night az
the Hotel Aston. The new offcers-Charles Burn
ham. president. Henry y. Harris. first Vice presl-
dent; All Haymau, second vice president; Frank
Mckee. treasurer. and Leo c. Teller, secretary
We're in command Mr.. Durham presided over the
festivities. postmaster part which has come
to he considered his by right Of years, wit and
wisdom The ballroom Of the hotel. where the
dinner was held. Allied with managers and one
or two stray plavNrights. No ticket SPECTATORS
were admitted The list Of guests included Cen
oral Horace Porter. Thomas +. Grady r. G. Mccall
Edward Lauternach a. j. Dittenhoefer John W
Keller. Arthur Brisbane, Abraham Gruber and A
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SALE OF HERMANN ART OBJECTS.

The second days sale Of the Maurice Hermann
collection Of art objects held yesterday at the
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. the sales for the day
amounting to $3.50 J. S. Gathorn was the heavi-
est individual buyer. obtaining an old italian
glazed plate commemorative Of the CrucIfxion, for
tons FOR s23 and carved early Italian Renaissance
Venetian chair for SO. An old mahogany ana ND
brought $40. while J. 6troock obtained handsome
sale Of the art collection Of the late Thomas Kirk
patrick wifi be held this evening at the new Fifth
Avenue Art Galleries. 45th street and Fifth avenue.
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OPERAS AT THE MANHATTAN.

At the Manhattan Opera House last night the
double bill Of last Friday repeated, with Sam
marco appearing as Tonic n the second opera,
''Pagliaccl" Again he wes greeted with great ap-
plausc and again his fresh vigorous voice, his
skill in using It. his dramatic plausbility, deserved
this recognition. Nine Donalda. Bassi and the
rest Of Fridays cast sang with him There was
one change. however, IN the cast Of "Cavalieria
Rustlcena" Nine. dc Cigneros appeared as Lola,
and the performance was improved thereby. Tho
audience was Of good size.
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LOUIS MANN IN NEW HAVEN.

New Haven, Feb. (SpeciaD Louis Mann made
his first attempt at singing role In musical COM
edy In "The Girl from Vienna" although he has
several times assumed speaking roles In musical
pieces. The comedy was presented at the Hy
peron Theatre here this evening. The title part
was played by Mr.. Manns new leading woman
Miss Louise Cunning. THE Girl from Vienna will
open at the Casino. New York. after two perform
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SAGE GIFT FORMALLY ACCEPTED.

Troy. y y. Feb. 6.-The board OF trustees OF
the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute to-day for
maly accepted the gift OF Mrs Russell Sage or
structed to prepare an outline of the proposed
courses in electrical and mechanical ens-
neerng. The institute will esta bllsh a separate
department for that work with Mrs. Sage's
money. erecting large building where electrical
and mechanical engineering will be taught. This
Will greatly broaden the scope Of the institute.
The building viii cost IL Is estimated, At least
10000 A formal resolution of thanks 20 Mrs.
Sage was adopted.
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pAcIE,c SQUADRON IN SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco Feb. 6.-Admiral swinbourne ana
The Pacific Squadron arrived to-day from Mag
-. Rav When the fleet was about one hun
-, I'D 0ftv miles south Of here the Chicago re-
ceived orders to turn back TO Central America
,,are threatened trouble between republics may
endanger American interests. The Princeton con
- 10 Mare Island for repairs. The Charleston
- 90, and the others will remain here ebout
tT Deeeks and will be joined later by the YORK
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The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Finnigan, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Flnnigan, and William
Hugh Fain took place yesterday afternoon at the
Church Of the Messiah. the Rev. Or. Robert Coll
yer officiating The bride wore gown Of ivory
satin. trimmed with rose point lace. and a veil OF
Vont applique. Her bouquet was q lilies Of the
valley and orchids She attended by her sis
ter, Miss Annette Finnigan, who Wore an empire
gown II pink satin and large hat with pink
pumes. She carried bouquet Of Killarney roses.
+. Clyde Sherwood acted best man. and the
ushers Norman ". Chandler, Sidney w.
Hughes, John S Parker. Merle l. St. John Charles
w Thorne and Howard X. Wood. After tho cere-
mCny at the church a reception held at the
home ~ the brides parents No 4S Central Park
SOEth.
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POPE REPLIES TO BROOKLYN CATHOLICS.

Bishop Mcdonnell Of Brooklyn. received a reply
yesterday a cable message sent to the Pope. at
the request OF the Catholic aity the close Of the
meeting held at the Grand Opera House last Sun
day in reference 10 the French situation. The
message, signed by Cardinal Merry del Val, fol-
lows:
Holy Father accepted with great pleasure lovai
sympathy and devotion OF Catholic OF Brook
Ign and sends his thanks.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOTecast.-Wssh ington, Feb e.
The temperatures considerably below the seasonal
average all parts % the country OF the Rocky
Mountains especially the Ohio Valley and the Middle
where the negative departure
20 degrees the Rocky Mountains high teaperh
lures for prevail Snow has fallen IN the Ds
kotas and Middle Mississippi Valley. the
North Pacific coast; elsewhere fair weather continues.
weather, with low temperatures. will prevail Thurs
day in Eastern districts: Middle Mississippi Valley
snow probable The weather Friday viii oe fair
except IN the Southwest. including the Western
states where is indicated The temperature VIII
change little although tendency Will be toward
warmer weather the Atlantic district the
Ohio Valley Friday.
Atlantic will be fresh northwest. diminishing.
Atlantic fresh northeast brisk OF Hat
the Gulf coast fresh north 20 northeast
departing Thursday fer European win
have fresh northwest winds ard fair weather the
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MISS ADELE RICHIE Ill.

Detroit. Feb 6.-NIiss Adele Ritchle. who has
been appearing at the Temple Theatre here, has
had TO cancel her engagement owing n serious
attack OF gasritis and left the city tonight for
her home in New York
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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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WILLIAM A. LYNCH.

Canton. Ohio. Feb. civilian A Lynch one OF
The best known lawyers in this neighoofnool otsu
suddenly from heart disease at LISBON Ci-Io, l',-'
morning He was one o. counsel LOT 81 ~" -
Eachtel. former cashier Of the Canton state bahk
oa ir.s a. aIlesed ernbezzlement. and mad been IN
Lisbon since Monday Oh the cas-, asozynlez- VA
-AE Lynch a trustee OF - q a. session
tonsl Memorial Association which Is IA SSsSo
t-e@1 g WASHINGTON.
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A DINNER TO Mr.. BRYCE.
Continued from first page.

cese of Oxford: Sir William Arson. NJ. P; Sir
William Bell. Sir Thomas Barlow T. H d. Ber-
ridge. NJ. P; o. H. P. Belmont. Lord Balfour Of
Burleigh. Paymaster General r. X. Causton NJ.
P; Lord Darlington Sir John Cockburn, Pro-
fessor A V. Dicey K. C: Robert Donald, man
aging editor of The Chronicle; Lord Duncan
non the Rev Dr. Robinson Duckworth. Canon
of Westminster; Sir Christopher Furness, NJ. P;
General Sir r. Franklin. X c. I. F.; Sir Francis
Carruthers Gould. SIR Robert Harvey, H. Rider
Haggard. Henry Huxley, Major General H. D.
Hutchinson, the Hon. and Very Rev ]. w Leigh.
Dean of Hereford; Henry Arthur Jones. Lord
Kinnaird. Justice Kennedy, General Sir Neville
Gerald Lyttelton. X c. b; the Earl Of Lathom.
the former Colonial Secretary. Alfred Lyttelton.
NJ P; Major General H S. G. Miles. the Rev
DR. Malcolm MaccoH. Canon of Ripon; Sir
Claude NJ Macdonald. the Rev. DR.. Joseph Nc
Cormick, Canon Of York and honorary chaplain
to the King: General Sir William Nicholson, Sir
Herbert Perrott. c. r. General Sir Harry Prem
dergast, Sir Frederick Pollock, c. Arthur Pear
son. proprietor Of Tho Standard; Field Mar
shall Earl Roberts. Sir Thomas Troubrdge'
Major General Sir Alfred Turner and the Amer
lean Consul General. Robert ]. Wynne.
Ambassador Bryce and Mrs. Bryce have ar
ranged 10 sail for New York from Liverpool on
the White Star Line steamer Oceanic on Feb
ruary 10.
At the meeting Of tho Chamber OF Commerce this
afternoon it is expected that the executive com
mlttee will cffer 4 resolution requesting President
Jesup TO invite James Bryce. the newly appointed
Ambassador from Great Britain, 10 meet the mem
bers Of the chamber at date TO sun on,, TgT
according TO an announcement in London ysster-
day. on February 49,
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NoRplcA MAY Mor SING ia RoAEMg.,

Cincinnati Feb. 6-Director Conried has denied
Nine NorGIca the right 20 present la Boheme'
here with the Carlos opera company aext week
she asked Mr.. Conried's permission 20 appear In
the opera but he refused. Mr. Colried claims
the American rights TO the opera The manage
fnent OF the Cincinnati theatre had already adVer-
Used the production.
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GLASGOW UNIVERSITIES PRINCIPAL.

Cambridge Feb. 6-Dr Donald Mncalister. fell
low and director of medical studies OF ST. Johns
College. Cambridge. has been appointed principal
of the Glasgow University.
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MONEY FoP BETH IsaAEL

AT a dinner given by the board OF directors and
the medical staff Of Beth Israel Hospital in honor
OF its president. Joseph H. Cohen, at the Tuxedo.
last night $4,000 contributed by guests to the
hospital fund. At least $4,000 more is expected TO
be raised for the hospital by the Purin ball at
Madison Square Garden. on March Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-07
PROFESSOR WILLIAM c. PICKETT.

Philadelphia Feb. 6.-Professor william :, FIcn
.he T--ne6 s+a.es on nervous diseases and mem
Der Of the faculty Of the Medico-chirurgical Co-
lsge Of THIS city is dead. He was elected pieSo'"'
o. fhe Neurological Society IN 1917.
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= X M'LEAN.

Florence. Kan. Feb CD. K Mclean a p,o D1s"
four vse-s T4e served through the Civil War as q
captain and afterward became major IN me reg u
lsr army. T5e leaves a son. Henry Mclean. an az
fornev. Of Washington.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Musical OF tbs Haarlsn Philharmonic Society. waldorf
N.stIpr OF the chamber o. Commerce 1880 ?. m
Meeting OF York Legislative League wsldOrf-AstO-
First annual meeting Of the girls branch Of Public
Schools Athletic League. home Of Mrs James speyer
Ladies day at Transportation Cub Hotel
Manhattan. 80 ? IN
Testimonial to Mrs Lille Dsvsrsuz Blake by her frenas
street Stree, 8 p m m ''''
cOthespin PARTY Tromon, Young wonsa's Christian
Onward Howard Gliggs on Mora! Leaders fr9En ErHs-
to B BSstSy 4s: k 'I S Vest P0 4a
Dinner OF the Maryland Society of New YORK sAsrTya
Dinner of the New York Church Club. Dslnonico'a
French Cooks ball Terrace Garden evening
Entertainment Of the Natlcna Arts cub Gramscy Park.
s:45 p. m.
Free lectures Of the Board OF Education m: De wiz,
Gnt2n g9 SfhoS Tenth sys.ns and seth street
kingsley illustrated: Public school 5. 14lst street
and EdSeeoI9ee ayeile' Ir sarah w Lyons tGoasi
Hubert Colster streets. DR.. william Il. HaPpe,
10 cod ana Fposblts iustfstl Fnbic sohooi g.
i5sh street ana St Nichoiss avenue Scott Hartley
No S2S West SAN stree Joseph 6 oaSmSn Agstras s
Hester. Essex ana suffolk streets. THomas WAitnsy
76jh street and First svenue Professor Georges cas-
9s9h street and lexington avenue Frank " Jackson.
Greece illustrated; Public School is. l3sd street
zeal Care or children and the Relatl9nship Between
Public school 1s1, F1rst avenue ana SIC. street D..
sIa{{ ,,fI'S s,fcnI ,SS Eo 971 Fsst I1ab street
Richard A Purdy Richard mr.; Public school le6.
Or Daniel A. Huestch. Art: Its Media and
F4tyh and Lonox avenues. DR.. Kenneth 5 Guthrie.
me 'q ~ -rti. r ~ i St
90 stTyyssant street Professor Brad!ey stoushton'
No. 4s3 Hudson street near Grove. Ewood c. Tewks
Morris High school 166th street and Boston Road
ststeR Cllustrsted}
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ATLANTA ARRIVES IN CHARLESTON.

charleston, s. c., Feb 6--George Gould's yacht
Ataianta. with a party aboard. arrived here To-
dav after cruise in southern waters. The yacht
viii proceed north.
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Highest temperature yesterday IL degrees lowest II.
cerage 10 corresponding date last year
corresponding twenty-five -
Local f'reeast-FN:r to-day and morrow quite
SO cold. Diminishing northwest winds
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ADMIRAL KAUTZ DEAD.
Notable Career an CiUH Var and
Samoan Troubles.

Cambridge. Mass. Feb. 6-The death Of Rear
Admiral Albert Kautz, L. s. ", retired Flor
tnce Italy was announced to-day IN g cable dis
patch received by Professor Eugene Wambaugh,
Of Harvard, 2 brother-in-law OF the officer
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DRTER-wRIGHT-At neon Tuesday February g. 1867
by the Rev. George II. Dryer. D. d. assisted By tht
Rev William R. Taylor. d. d the Rev Roland CLAN
Dryer and Miss Margaret jeanne Wright. Rochester
N y.
FINNIGAN-FATN.-On wednesday. February g az the
Church Of the Messiah. by the Rev. Robert Coilyer.
Elizabeth daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. John Finnigan. 70
William Hugh Fan.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must BE indorsed
with full name and address.
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WEDDINGS.

London Feb 6-Auce Marquand. daughter Of
the late Frederick A. MarQuand, OF New York.
was married here to-day TO Alan Fullerton son OF
the late Admiral Sir James Fullerton.
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Married..

Marriage notices appearing in TIFF TRIBUNE win
be repub;ishsd in The Tri-weekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
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BEER-GET TY-On Wednesday February 6 1907
Yonkers " y. by the rector OF St Johns Church |
Katherine Comstock Getty. daughter OF 5. Emmett
Getty, and Paul Beer.