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HOME BOARD DID NOT DECLINE OFFER
To the Ed,tor OF The Tribune.

To the Editor OF Tie ITlDunt.
Sir: Referring to your spicy editorial "A New
Taint In this mornings issue, concerning the offer
to the PRESBYTERIAN Board of Home Missions OF
certain property in Asheville. y. G., by John A
RoebIing and the reported declination OF the offer
because OF Mr. Roebling's views prohibition, it
is only fair to all parties TO say, first, that the
Home Board never declined the offered gift The
offer was Withdrawn because the board could no.
use the gift on the terms which it was offered
And second the hesitation of the board to accept
the gift was In no wise related To Mr. Roebling 5
views on prohibition. We knew nothing ~ his
temperance principles-know nothing now save as
the publlc press by unusual show OF interest IN
home missions has sought TO express them
CHARLES L. THOMPSON, Secretary.
New York Jan 10 1903.
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JUDGES VISIT THE GOVERNOR.
Judge Cullen Congratulates Mr. Hughes on
Duty Well Performed

Albany. Jan fo-The judges of the Court Of
Appeals attred in their judicial robes, made to-
day their annual visit of respect 10 Governor
Hughes In speaking for the court. Chief Judge
Cullen warmly congratulated the Governor on the
conduct of his office. He said that the court had
congratulated the Governor year ago when ne
took office but now could congratulate him on duty
well performed
The Governor in thanking the court for its con-
graduation said that lawyer ne knew OF the
arduous nature of the Iabors which the court had
70 perforIn and recognized the permanent influence
which it exerted He said that state had greater
reason for satisfaction with the character Of its
court of last resort.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
HARVARD ENROLMENT, 5,763.

Cambridge Mass. Jan. 10.-The total enrolment
of students Harvard University this year IS
5.763. according to advance sheets of the univer-
sitv catalogue, which Wiz be ss1ed January %
This total is decrease of p from last year There
is large falling Off OF registration IN the Law
renee Scientific School because of the fact that
many candidates for the scientific degree took ad-
vantage of the opportunity to register in the col
leee proper instead OF in the scientific school.
The total registration In the department OF arts
and sciences is $50. The divinity school has 81
members the law school 7l6. the medical school
si5 the dental school IS. the BuZzy Institute. de-
voted to agricultural courses. -. and Radcliffe
College. I6I
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
THE ESTATE OF JAMES A. BAILEY.
Entire Property, Estimated at Slightly
Over s5OO000, Left to Wife

London Jan. 10-The will of James Anthony
Bailey of the circus firm of Barnum Bailey
who died at Mount Vernon, New York, IN April
1906 was admitted TO probate here to-day The
personal estate of Mr Bailey in England is re
turned at SI4s350 and the gross value of his prop
ertv in America is placed S4s3,5y After deduct
ng had debts and the expenses Of administration
the solicitors say that the gross value of the
rroperty will be slightly in excess of 100000 This
is less than one-third of the estimated amount OF
Mr.. Baiey's property at the time OF ms death
The entire property Is left TO his wife
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
CONAN PLAY FOR THE GARRiCK.

II was announced yesterday that the next atIFac-
tIon at the Carrick Theatre would be George NJ
Cohan's musical play Of Fifty Miles from Bos-
ton" Miss Elliott is to close her prosperous en-
gagement in Under the Greenwood Tree Satur-
dav night February l. and the following Monday
night Mr. Cohan's piece will be presented Miss
Edna Wallace Hopper will have the principal fe-
male part and the cast includes George Parsons.
John Wesley A Lawrence Wheat Mrs. Louise
Rhial James Narlowe. Hazel Lowry. James r.
Bradbury. Miss Alice Parks Warren. Lores Grimm
and Emma JanvieT
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
WILLIAM n. M'ElWAiN.

Boston Jan 10.-Wiam Howe McEI"aIh' ~ neaA
of the large shoe manufacturing concern. the Will
lam H. McElwain Company died at the corey
Hill Hospital to-day from pulmonary enLooiishi,
following an operation for appendicitis performed
on December IS Mr. McElwain was porn IN
Charlestown in February, 1861. About thirteen
vears ago he founded the w II. McEIwain COM
pany which has become Of the largest sn0e
manufacturing concerns in the world. with rae
tories at Bridgewater Mass. and Newport and
Manchester, N H A wife. two sons and TWO
daughters survive him
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
BUSY YEAR FOR HOUSE OF MERCY.

The annual report of the House Of Mercy at In
wood shows that from October l, 1906 to October
I 1907 22e women and girls were cared for, or
which number 104 remained in the institution on the
latter date The number of those discharged or
transferred to other institutions in the year was
100 The receipts of all kinds for the year, nclud-
ir- rrnfr of 81 300 from the laundry maintained
bv the house were 81, s34 Sc while the disburse-
y7er+s were so 22 81 showing an excess of receipts
over expenditures Of 1851 81 Many repairs were
made in the year the equipment OF the lnsltuuo''
being brought up TO high standard
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
AGED PASTOR OBSERVES BIRTHDAY.

DE- Theodore L. CuyIer. pastor emeritus OF the
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church Brooklyn,
ard the oldest of the retired clersymen of the
borough became eighty-six years of age yesterday.
MANY of his old parshioners called on him and
several sent him flowers. lie held no regular re-
ception as in former years He and Mrs Cuyler
live at No 176 South oxford street. within signt
Of the church which he founded and where he
preached for almost half century.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oe,c,.I f,.cord and Forecast.-washinEto Jan. 10
rsnIa movement barometric areas over the leo
states during the present with resultant frequency
and marked changes in weather and temperature VIII o
eou+fnued and during coming week more pronounced
tvres weather viii be experienced geieraIs
The baronetTc depression that
occupied plains region IhErsday h!sht io
middle Mississippi Valley, WITH o"eSt
yrrrted rressure inches New Orleans Ram was
rcrted Thursday the middle Mississippi ana o~e
gyae generally fair The temperature rose west OF
sFfsissinui River England and Ieli celu
e from the Mississippi River the Rocky Mountains
I)grtn saturday the rain VIII extend over tne
Atlantic states. and sharp fah III teI
Terarure Will occur throughout the central valleys Dt!
precipitation viii move over the Al
ia+fc ocean Of clearing and colder weather
t-{n overspread the Eastern states
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
Special Notices.

To Employer.
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CHASE CONTEMPT CASE POSTPONED.

The contempt case in which Canon William
Sheafe Chase of Brooklyn is involved. was post
poned until Monday morning by Justice Marean. IN
the Supreme Court, yesterday The action against
the minister was instituted by Marean because of
statements published month ago in a Manhattan
daily newspaper criticising the Justice Chase's
lawyer asked for the adjournment
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
CARNEGIE OFFERS BATES $4,000.

Lewiston Me- Jan. Authorization that Andrew
Carnegie will erect s500oo building for Bates Col
lege for the study of science, providing similar
sum IS raised TO support the science department
was received by President Chase late to-day An
attempt will be made to secure the required
amount
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

AsHLAND-J G. Hetherington. Philadelphia
ASTOR HOUSE-William J. Worra1l Cincinnati
EA4RfIlffNGT0N-H B. Reynolds Scranton Penn Penn
IEPAID SOITARE-N r. Morris, LOUISVILLE.
TiFTTkHD II 4OT-SF-Louis F. Payn, Chatham,
X = HOTEL. AsToR-Cliffqrd, b Haskias' Da1xnis
~ TAEHATTAN-J. 5. Cook. Chicago. MURRAY
TJTTI-C \ Armstrong. Montreal VICTORIA
W Weldon. Montreal
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
GREET BICYCLE SEATS WITH JOY.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: The news about increased seating facility
in the cars as mentioned in last Sundays Tribune
seems too good TO be true. We who have suffered
inconvenience for years greet this with a hurrah
Push it along, sir. all you It's worthy cause
PHILLIP RYAN.
New Rochelle -. Y, Jan s. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

Al the Cottler galleries there is a miscellaneous
exhibition of water colc:s by American and Con-
tirlertal -,ain1erg This Is entertaining, bat or
deeper significance IS The group OF paintings by
AIr Albert J. Ryder which is also shown The
technique Of this rare artist Is uneven, bu: he
communicates an imaginative quality TO everything
he does and his work always has beauty of color
and tone Il has TOO distinction Of style For a
OF freshness and individuality this little eX-
hibtion is one Of the salient episodes OF the month
Some drawings b. Aaguste Rodin have been placed
on the walls 0f the Phoio-Secesslon- CONSIDERED
ss kind Of studio driftwood they are Of interest
% students OF the French sculptor They show
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
ON THE ROAD TO MANDALAY.
fBy TeleSrarh 20 The Tribune

fBy TeeSraTH 20 The TribuheI
East ST Louis H. Jan. 1o-Fifteen hundred
mules bought here by agents Of the British gov
ernment were shipped to Mandalay. India. to-day,
by way OF New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

Highest temperature yesterday. 80 degrees; lowest IL
averase "a average corresponding date last year
thirty 3o
Local To-day rain snow sunday. Clearing
and colder. increasing easteFly winds
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

RoUME-suddenIy al Orange. y J.. FRIDAY. January
10 1908 Marie A. Lemcke. wife OF Henry Q. Bohn1-
private.
BRIsLEY-suddenIy. wednesaay, January isos sat at
Wavna Penn Edward RTisey. IN MS -eth yea
F,ne~si services Wayne. Penn. SATURDAY morn
juc January H. at O'clock lnterment az W WoodisNn
Cemetery New York. Saturday afternoon a. S'i9
O'Clock.
CHAMBERLIN- into rest IN the sotn year e ~.
age a. his residence. Croton Falls y T.: tae rev.
Albert Chambefln. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
CEMETERIES
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

7. readily accessible BY trains from Grand e
station Webster and Jerome Avenue troieys ane
car-isre lots $50 up Telephone 4s55 Gramercy tor
Book OF Views or representative
once 20 East a3d St. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

The difference between the work that an artist
does when he IS -eaIy in the mood and the work
for which he has inspiration al al. Is sug-
g=s-tvely brought ont by more than one of the
current exhibitions. At the Durand-Ruel galleries
there e a collection Of paintings by Henry Moret
one Of the minor followers Of Claude Monet. He
Is q lover % the open air, and he renders at
rnospheric effects with great skL-when he studies
them under the right conditions. His marines ana
coast scenes are delightful They have color, they
have light and air. and in them, at times the
irressionstic style Of the painter is touched with
{ gleam Of originality. His landscapes are nerve
less and crude. The artist who can do one thing
wei has 70 be or his guard against doing that
thing ali the tine and thereby falling into routine
i l. no doubt wise for N Moret TO try 10 extend
his scope. But in some odd fashion he seems only
% tumble with his brushes when he turns his back
OF The sea There is z similar discrepancy be
tween the drawings and the paintings Of Mr.
Jerome Myers who is holding exhibition OF his
work Al rh4 Macbeth gallery. His pencil sketches
Or street types and scenes the East Side have
character and technique The paintings have q
v-av Of almost hut not quite giving satisfaction
Here and there in the collection there is note OF
oree-ra4ion well executed Look for example, at
--e night scene with q few poor, tired souls hud-
died on q bench beneath the sky Too often, now
ever NJ Myers exhibits only feeble grasp upon
rbe secrets of drawing. modelling and perspective
The kind OF picture he Is trying 10 paint Pecul-
ta~ly requires swift and sure handling, 2 faculty
Tgr rhe broad but accurate notation Of heetins
effects He is immobile and turgld where ne neeus
70 be animated elastic and spontaneous. Il Is TO
be hoped that he may acquire fun technical pro-
fcieucy for he is driving al personal IrealIleHI
OF interesting material Mr. Z P Jlnan, at the
galleries Of Fishel. Adler & Schwartz, shows q
collection Of nearly forty paintings in which TWO
notes are struck one that expressive OF achieve
rre-- and another that indicates altogether
successs1l experiment his portraits and hgure
studies executed il daTh tones il studio light
have q certain rich soidity. Some Of them, agree
ably encountered at exhibitions elsewhere, prove
their quality by wearing well, Il is interesting TO
see them again. The more blonde studies suggest
that IL changing his key the artist has taIen
l,.on uncertainty both OF vision and % hand lie
IS al AL events, on the right track in turning TO
nature for light his problems. The promise OF
his little beach scenes is perhaps Of greater mo-
1ent than what he has actually accomplished In
his dark studio pieces. In the same gallery. By
the WAY there are some statuettes and medallions
by MIR. r. TAFT Mckenzie skllful Il not especially
distinguished bits OF modelling
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

Forecast for Special LocaIities.-For New England
to-day rain or srow and warmer; sunday SHOW sA'
winds increasing
For Eastern York Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey to-day rain increasing winds SUNDAY
clearing and colder r, .,rr,ar, and
FN5r District Of Columbia Delaware MaryLs am am
Virginia today rain sunday eieail lis anu
C.a5sr inrreasin, and high northeast winds.
For West Virginia Western PennsyiH ania ana western
r.ey York and colder today Sunaas Ah""
furTIes and colder
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
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charge
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Local Official Reeord-The following official record
, the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
ettre for the tentyfou hours in comparison win
l. corres1tonaLng- aate OF last year:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-05
REMINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.
WHAT The KIDNEYS DO
Their Uneeasins Work Keeps Us
Strong and Healthy

STRONG ana fealthy
All the blood In the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter the blood
They work night and day When
healthy they remove about soc grains
OF impure matter daily. when unheal.
thy some part OF this impure matter
Is left IN the blood. This brings on
many diseases and symptoms-pain
In the back, headache. nervousness,
hot. dry skin. rheumatism. govt, gray-
el, disorders OF the eyesight and hear.
ing. dizziness, irregular heart, debility
drowsiness. dropsy, deposits In the
urine, etc. But II YOU keep the filters
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A. P~-Pierce. living at 40 Gage St,
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OF the merits of Doan's Kidney PILLS
for many years and they have been
my standard kidney remedy. Some
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Remember the name-Doan,s--and
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EAST ARLINGTON

William Stafford was in Troy Tues.
day
Orcha Loziaear was home from
Hoosick Falls for a short visit the
past week.
Mrs NJ o. Scutt has been spending
several days with her son c. /. Hen.
dee IN Bennington.
The Congregational and Methodist
Sunday schools are preparing for
their Christmas concert.
William Morton, who has been visit.
ing his brother. Richard Morton. has
returned to his home in Manitoba
Can
Maud f. Warner. Celia /. Blair
Maud Cummings and Ina Grout were
among those who attended the play AT
Bennington Tuesday evening.
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To ouRE A colo IN oNE oAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Qulnlne
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
Il fails to cure. n. w. GROVES sig,
nature Is on each boa. 2bo.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-05
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Briefly for Busy READER
Narcissus at Heath's greenhouse on
Elm street. 27t2
Charles H. Dewey was in Troy Fri
day on business.
See Garreau for board and rooms,
81 West Main street. Cts
Pork chops and roasts ~ cents per
pound at Burke's market, South st.
Miss Maggie Marns left Friday af-
ternoon for visit in Fair Haven, Vt
Get your meal tickets at Garreau's
white kitchen restaurant at 81 West
Main street 6t5
Oscar Reach Of School street is
confined to the house by illness. Her
bert Davenport is taking his place on
the Davenport bakery delivery wagon
Joseph Gunshannon of Gage street
was in North Adams Friday evening
to attend the boxing bout and enter
tainment in which his brother James
Gunshannon took a prominent part
The election Of officers Of Frank
Ray Camp Sons of Veterans will be
held in G. A. r. hall Monday evening.
Dec. z 1908, at s p. m. Every mem
Der is requested TO be present BY
order Of A. l.. Stewart, commander.
Rev. Phillip Schuyler. rector of st.
Peters church has returned from
! Boston whore he has been spending a
portion OF the week attending the
meeting Of the New England Mission
! airy council held in Trinity church.
AT the regular meeting of the local
council Knights Of Columbus to be
| held next Tuesday evening the cleo.
! ton OF officers for the ensuing year
/ will take place At the last meeting
they were nominated A large at.
tendance is desired
The regular monthly meeting of the
village trustees will be held in their
rooms in the Richie block Monday
I evening at 1880 Il Is understood
! that the question of leaving death
traps open, similar to the one by
which Arthur Bottum recently met his
| death, will be brought before the
I board by a prominent citizen for con
sideration. Il is said that in the rear
Of the residence of the late Charles
I Cooper on Main street there is an
other uncovered opening in this same
trunk. The opening near Park street
in the trunk running from the Valen
tine mill. Is also being severely criti
sed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-12-05
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Thousands OF people throughout the
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with most marvellous success. The
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