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THE WEATHER REPORT.

ofhctal Record and FOrecast-washingt gton April 13
There have been local rains in the Southwest light
SHOWS and rains in the interior York and New
England and showers along Atlantic Coast from,
South Carohna 10 Northern Florida Elsewhere the
weather generally High temperatI<s oo-,t,.
in the Northwest, and 1t considerably Var,er
in the central valleys, and south A,Is,,t
states and the southern portion Of the middle A,,tt
There will be showers Tuesday in east Gulf and
south Atlantic states probably in the Ohio and r+
die Mississippi valleys, extending Tuesday ni7b- ~
Wednesday into the middle Atlantic states ana ~ontt,1
ing in the south Atlantic states Elsewhere the Vesfer
will be generally fair Tuesday "Wednesday 1-tI
be warmer Tuesday In Southwest and IN The ,,nna-
region the middle Atlantic states and New England ~
Forecast for Special Locaites.-For the Dlstrt,t ~
Columbia and Maryland partly cloudy to-day; showers
tonight Wednesday light To fresh northeast
winds.
For Delaware. fair to-day showers tonight or Wein.s
day; fresh northeast winds
For New Jersey. to-day: showers to-nieb, or
Wednesday, with warmer the Interior fresh northeast
winds.
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA and Eastern York fair
to-day, tonight Wednesday warmer WeIres
day. fresh northeast winds
For New England fair TO-DAY. partly cloudy Weines-
day, fresh north TO northeast winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. partly cloudy
night We1nesday; warmer Wednesday.
For Western New York. fair day. partly cloudy
Wednesday
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1908. Gertrude. widow OF the late John Chadeayne-
Funeral services residence OF her daughter
Elmer r. Brady. No IS Pleasant ST. stamford. n
"Wednesday afternoon, April Is. at 2 o clock.
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extra expense for foreign postage
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HARTWIG pERENRoIIRe

Paris. April 13.-Hartwig Derenbourg, the we'll
known Orientalist and member Of the Institute
died in this city to-day.
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Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii be
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ART EXHIBITIONS
Incidents Marking the End Of the
Season an Ne7c York.

The art season this year has been long and
r-owded II is not Yet closed. but the end is in
ter+ With the approach of warm weather there
ere signs Of slackening activity in the galleries.
,resnuhile there is stin plenty to One of the
,os+ important Of all the shows have had-that
- the works Of the ate Augustus Sant-Gaudens. at
,rs Metropolitan Museum-remains open until May
Il is good TO know that it has attracted many
4sitors and doubtless thousands more will enjoy
:, through the rest of this month. The spring
ACADEMY lasts until next Saturday This also has
ssen successful. the marked Improvement shown
!, the collection having increased the attendance
:, q considerable extent. Several more auction
sslss bave been arranged. Some miscellaneous col
,e-tions Of books. prints and to he dis
.,ss5 of a. the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries this
,rsek end on Saturday there will he opened at the
American Art Galleries exhibition Of textiles.
antique sanctuary lamps and other objects belong
i,r TO Mt. Vital Benguiat-these to be sold on the
.fte-noons cf April =, "A and 25 On April 30. at
.hs Fine Arts Building the American Water Color
sooiety viii open its annual exhibition.
Several small exhibitions are now to be seen. At
she Montross Gallery there is collection Of pict-
vres BY NJ " L. Lathrop. He is one OF the sin
c.rest of American landscape painters. q
whose work instantly mpresses the observer by its
dfrecrness and honesty. His color is restrained
hut not ~ any studio formula of the sort that so
cften gives Us unnatural and inartistic ''harmo-
ries 4 quiet key Is instructive with him. Evi-
subdued gTays and dull rUssets, but his feeling for
Truth Is SO constant that a collection of pictures
M him is never monotonous: II always gives an
Impression of intimate contact with nature. fur
the- source Of vitality in his art is his attitude
toward the question Of picture making. In his
composition there Is never any forcing Of the note
He is spontaneous 10 the point almost, of leaving
composition 10 take OF itself Yet his pictures
are not by any means i'll constructed On the con-
trsry q good deal OF the charm attaching 10
work Ike his March Morning is to be attributed
TO his choice of subject and his beautiful handling
the values IN il, that spacious is given
delightful unity In picture after another, in
the Waste LaHd-Fisher's Island in the Late
Afternoon ana IN the Cloud Shadow-Fisher's
Island. he begins by interesting you in the simple
straightforward and personal character OF his work
snd ends by deepening your appreciation through
the urtorCed felicity OF design that he achieves
In group ot three or four sketches, and, for that
mater. IN more than OF his finished pictures
he certain holiness Of touch, but mostly his
art suggests conternplative rather than vigorous
emotion. This wakes no regret. The quetude of
ms sentiment is one of the things that make him
original
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Chadeayne. Gertrude. krsch. Sarah.
Clegg. Charles A MctoWan. Eveiene.
Dix Alethea r Noyes Daniel r.
Hodgman. A Louise Rice. Mary l.
Jennings. sophia II. Russell Julia NJ.
Jessup Julia NJ. Townsend Wtlitemens B
Kenna. Thomas Webster. Helen \.
Kenney. Ellen
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Two exhibitions out Of town may be noted. In
tre 5th REGIMENT armory at Baltimore, under the
auspices of the Municipal Art Society Of that city
rte National Sculpture Society has assembled more
rzz1 three hundred pieces OF American sculpture
A. FEt.zdelpaiz in the galleries OF the Academy
rre Ten American Painters have opened an exhi-
a.-ic1 o1 old and recent work, the collection run
-.-.r -- ,ae~f,y = hundred plctures. r. {.
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Portraiture has gone 10 the making Of two little
exhibitions AT the knoedler galleries One of these
is devoted 10 four or five Canvases by Mr.. P ,.
Lsszl0- He Is one Of the most accomplished of
or Continental visitors, facile in craftsmanship
and modelling, more refined in taste than some Of
the foreign portrait painters who come 10 America,
and sympathetic in the Interpretation of the traits
q his srters- His portraits OF President Roose-
welt end Mr. Terrell are sound in workmanship
and full q life. His three portraits OF women like
wise have vitality and have been executed with
some elegance Of style, but they do than the
two examples just mentioned TO expose his lirnita
lions as a colorist His tones not precisely
brittle but they are decidedly lacking in subtlety
and charm Nj. J. Mortimer Lichtenauer. who has
dozen portraits and sketches in the same room.
Is clever young artist. possessing several useful
qualities There Is nearly always pleasant deco
rztlve effect in his work, and his drawing discloses
wholesome respect for form. He needs, however,
10 put more aeXiblity and nervous force into his
art and he especially needs TO give his color more
quality, 70 make II more transparent and more
resonant The surfaces Of these paintings are curl
cusly inert and opaque But he is the right
track and with his talent ne should go far.
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A. the galleries Of the PhOto-Secession there are
some drawings. Autographs, water colors and etch-
.agz 3y II Henri Matrise, Of Paris. Ihey are
queer inchoate productions, which neither
knowledge nor a sense or beauty is discernible
The Eiur of japanese inspiration in two or three
drawings Of boats only serves to provoke the re-
te--lgl that u Nattise IS stiu a long way on
from The proficiency OF his Oriental models. His
work is amateulisl and Uninteresting. At the
ElaL=el galleries there IS exhibition OF portraits
b. IL. Paul X y. Thomas. Messrs. Georges A
0la e-zer d Co are showing some paintings by
MI Alethea HNI Plat. At the Tooth galleries
NJ. Charles Nackarrness has on view q number OF
portrait models OF dogs In the gallery OF the
EeT York school Of Art there may be seen some
PAINTINGS By Mr.. Ear H. Brewster, Mr.. Guy Gay
Dog Clark and M Frederick ShaIer-
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The Bsue--FoIson galleries are filed with paint
collection contains a interesting portraits by
icy. u. J ". Johansen and A. 4. Wygand. Among
the landscapes CheIe are some good pieces by A.
Deming, Z. NJ Scott, c. Z. Conan and a few
others Il cannot be said, however, that the
best Of these things reach q high standard, and
there Is great deal OF material the walls that
fatty commonplace II the club is 10 justify
Itself object Of public interest, it should
cortne its exhibitions work unquestiOnably com
petenr and .ndividuaIized. Il should not on
this occasion, admit numerous pictures which,
though painstakinG and well enough done, remain
essentially mediocre. Another exhibition Of paint
lugs by women Is 10 be brought forward on April
- at the KnoeC,er galleries At the Powell gal
le-y there are number Of recent sketches in oil
by Lr. Frank Fowler, portraits, figure studies,
landscape notes and decorative pieces. Two Of the
LAST mentioned, studies Of "Peonies,' hand
some IN color and are painted with admirable
breadth His sketches from the figure skill
fully executed, and there are one or two profles
taar are especially pleasing. but Mr. Fowers best
work IS 10 be found in his handful Of small land
slapes- IN some Of these, such the "Old Norris
Csaalr or the old House-LoGg Island" he paints
the portrait Of scene with most beguiling touch
His z-avs and greens are capital and they are
ba-aed 5a genuine atmosphere It is an informal
and u-alltlt5ous little exhibition There are things
il .- r.4L have The character OF mere memoranda,
u-a1e for use n the studio But the best Of the
la1ls1a pes-aud khere are half dozen Of them
would hold their own anywhere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-17

llriprilnglid batte man, mie gemeI-
Oet, beabiiftigt, Die Na6ioIge 5pi.
ihen Grnit BON Sduf aus Dresden
uno u. Gangs aus @agen 81 tbeilen.
8ranoitiftuugen in Ser
liner Gororten.
Tie @erliner 6euermebr bat lett
Dem 10. 6ebruor 5. 5. 40 grobe
GahltltblbrGnoe uno ebenio piele go.
oen'SrGu0e, oie nuf 9runoItiftungen
5uriid5ufiibren iinO, 81 loid)en ge.
babt. Der Sduoen, Ser ourf bieie
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uuf 100000 Marf peronihIagt. Der
S6aoen ser ourt) 9rQnoitiitlngen
IN ben 8orortcn entitanoen lit, oiirfte
nitt otel geringer iein. Son Sen
1bGtern feblt nod INNER cine sur
l(eberfiibrllng Oienenoe Spur. In.
5lpcifcIbuit feitaclteIlt lit nllr, ooB in
mebreren S1len ser granoitiiter
iiber Die 9Gder in sic SauSbooen
eingeitieaen lit. 6uBipurcn alti oen
Qouibrcttern, oie bon einem Sdorn.
itein gum anberen fiibren, fonnten
genou perfolgt peroen. IS founte
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oentbiiren felt ueridloiien iuuren nno
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malt ouigebrofen batte. Sn eiuigen
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%Itellen, 6urf meIhe Iodlufe Der
Sbatcr eingeitiegen mar uno 0oS
9auS lpieoer p%erloiien bate. 1arouS
crgiebt iif, OoB oltd Die GGder be
obaftet mcrOen miiiien. Die oi,Sge-
ipbten 9elobnlnaen boben iett ms
geiommt Die Sobe bon 5000 Worf
erreidt.
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McBr Carnegie Wiaiuncn.

EittSbnrA ga, 1G. ApriI. -
Nrorclu Carnegie bat iit erboteuL iiir
Die nad) ibm bcnannte ted)niid)e
S6uIe oabier nod $3,000,000 unter
Der Seoingung 5l ifenfcn, ooB Oie
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Der SfllIe geleaen iinO nno sic ST.
25O,0O0 foItcn oiirften, fiir oaS Sn.
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tor Der oifentliden arbeiten, scr
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3tt piclc Ginlaonuocn.

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- Gin Gomitc ser o@nigbt OF So.
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uno OaB cr bcOaucre, ull6 in oicicm
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Nuf Nbiueaen.

Wilmautee, @iSc., 10. NpriI.
- Sra 9. Smith, emit HrGiioent
Der nNtational @boliaIe @rocers'
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mor ongefla9t, ouf bier Noten ie
$4,000 geborgt 81 boben. gr mar
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unO in 8eidGitsfreiicn in oen goll5en
Ser. Stanten befunnt.
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Mns 9enti9lano.
&ene SeloOisuit-C ronnHs fir Die
S%nfanteric in araft getrcteH.

Sufanteric in Strait gctreten.
GaiierIideS Sob iiir 9erIiner 2oid.
Wannifaiten. Die iiingiten
Nnleiben uno Ser Giscontoiae
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rie, melde Dor einiger 3eit Die 8e-
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bate, lit mlnmebr an Die perid)ieoe.
men Sruppentbetle ouSgegeben NOR
Sen. Sn moBgebenoen miIitGriider
areilen peripriht mar iif iebr Oiel
bon Den nelten Seriiigunger, an DC
rem Nusarbeitung Die Gommiiiion
ltnter oem 8oriib oes commandment
ben Generals 0eS IS. Nrneecorps,
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lange Wonote tbGtig gepeien lit, oa
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iih %bringen.
Inerfennung iir 9erli-
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Den Wannidaiten feline mGrmite Nn.
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meIde lie bei'm 9ronoe ser biItori.
iden 8orniionfirhe perriftet babe.
Sn Der 2bat %leiItete oie Seueripebr
beinobc Recommendations bel Dem ers
folgreiden 9emiiben, OaS 6euer aui
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SCrabIebnug Oes 0iseonts berbei5u-
iiibren, trot ser Sfmierigfeit, bel
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fir picrpro5entige Yopiere on5ll-
loden. Won uerbeble iid) niht, oaB
cine groBe 4nleibemiioigfeit beltebc.
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aaiier 6ran3 Soiepb gepedielt. Der
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S6loIies, oaS, nie eS in Dem 5ele-
gromm beiBt, ieine uupergeBlide sc.
mobliu, &aiierin gliiabetb, crbailte.
6ron5 Soiepb periidert, eS Grille i'm
init beionberer 8enugtblnmg, ooB Der
2~ieblingsiib gliinbetb's bei'm aaiier
10 pietatpoa auige6oben iei.
Sn 8erbinbrng hermit lei cine
mieOersegeben, pelhe aus
8eni in Ser Sdmei5 telegropbirt
miro. Gornad lit ser Nnordiit gu.
d)eni, iueld)er am 10. September
1898 Ole aaiierin gliiabetb in @eni
NIT einem 0old ermoroete, ongebIid
mobnlinnig eemoroen. Sem baloi-
gcs gbleben miro ernartet.
i il it lid @ratuIotiouS.
de in @ien.
Iie feutihen gunoeSfiiriten, nit
benz aaiier @ilbelm an ser Spite,
meroen, mie man aus 0ien meloet,
nidt Die cin5igen regierenoen Terion.
lidfeiten iein, meIde Dem Safer
Soiepb 8liidmiinihe gum 60.
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Sir Sireftc @abl Der Snnbcsienn'
tDrcu,

GoIumbu3, ., 1G. Npril. -
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observation-disclosures Sic @bite.Heio-
luton an, Oer5utoI8c ser Gouarcb
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&crioiimIg3 GonocntS t~rCiien ioIlc,
ociicn NuiQube Die Amabme zines
Announcements SIR Staataperiaiiung
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rcsicnotorcn Oirctt bon Ben moblbc-
redti8tcn @ilr0crn Bcudblt merOel
luueu.
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@crmiidJtc teIegrapbiidc Scpeiden.

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Or. q. q. Gurrioen, Elm Ngent fir
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begangen.
- Sn Gbicago bat Ser millionen,
rcide 8roBifl6d)ter s. Sgoeu Pr.
lnour cine Sunme bon $4,000 5l
Dem anIdBlid oes goIoenen Subj.
laums Der oorti9en v0ouna Men'S
GbriItian g~iiocintion" geplanten
ST, 100000 6ono beigetrogen. Gle
gciammten 9eitrG9e ~beIanfen iid ser.
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meilen erItredt uno einen Stnoen an
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