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THE NEW Y0RKTDIE3. TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1J1L DAMES KEEP SOCIETY SET BUSY SOCIAL NOTES. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Brokaw will give a dinner dance at their residence, 080 Fifth Avenue, on Jan.

18. for young married people. They will alne give a dinner on Jan, Vi for Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey M.

Depew. Mr. aind Mrs. Reginald Brook and fam ily have arrived from Aiken, S. and Iselin Entertains 150 are at.the Hotel Gotham for the remain rtnur der of the season.

a -uests at Sherry's Supper and Breakfast Served. FOR MISS EMMET I ben in lolace. I'Pi. act lUl! i vll, I I 1 hm thr jy on chor Kl of esti tie ra Mr. Whiting's Recital for Flute, with Viola da Gamba, Harpsichord.

Mr. Arthur Whiting gave the second of his so-called University Recitals yes terday afternoon In Rumford IlalL The audience was considerably larger than at the first one, and showed much Interest In the performance of the old music upon the old Instruments. The programme this tlmo was devoted to French composers of the seventeenth and elghteenh centuries. Mr. Whiting; was assisted by Mrs.

Edith Chapman Gould, soprano, and by Mr. George Barrere on the flute, and Mr. Paul ICefer on the viola da gamba, Mr. Whiting himself played the harpschord. The instrumental music included trios by Couperin and Rameau for flute, viola da gamba, an harplschord; an adagio and glga by Leclalr for flute, a piece called by Marala.

and one by de Calx d'Hrrvelols caUed Le Paplllon for viola da gamba, both accompanied by the harpljcbord and, for harplschord alone, a chaconne by Couperin and a regaudon by Rameau. Several of these ensemble pieces must have been arrangements of pieces written for harplschord alone though no statement to that effect wss made upon the programme. In the Interest of historical accuracy in a concert pvif avowedly historical In Its character it daughter oi mr. i Mfa jlenry M. xilfbrd will rive a large I would seem that if such arrangements uaucu ai onerry tni evening.

The wedding of Miss Nina M. Delafleld. cmmm we Duncan a. nfler Dance at Her Madison Ave- lh'imi. Home for Debutante Niece.

An entertainment will be given for the Orthonmlic runt of tho lvt.r:rurtiiat Hospital at the Berkeley Theatre on the unernoon 01 xnursaay xieo. j. Mr. and Mrs. Louis; J.

pooler of Tuxedo Park are at the Kitx-Carlton for the inter. MUs Winifred Holt of 44 V.mmt Sav.ntv. eUhth Street will give receptions, with music, ai ner name on Jan. 10 and 17. Mrs.

J. Kennedy Tod will eive a dinner at Sherry's preceding Mrs. Julian noooinn a aance lor nor daughter, Miss Auuttias, on jan. 10. Mr.

and Mm Jkrthnnv nraTol I booked to sail for Kurope to-morrow on ma Colnd Mrs. Iohn Jacob Astor will sail tor Europe on-Jan. iU. They have de- A two dances last night, ilciiw- I rn, I w- i riven at I elded not to eiv. v.o inr.

rtinCe I UUULi; v. e- trin eeks the dance. a'n nil inn i am i iipir nn npnro xjii irrit A i lieiiu i v- ir. "John uuncan cmiucw i i piannea. -Alter making a by Madison Avenue, for UP the Js'ile they will spend several rIidence.

103 MadUon ConUnent. returning here in J11BS OLD FRENCH MUSIC HEARD. RICHARD T. CRA1IE, UNIVERSITY F0E.DEAD Served Cunard Line 43 Years Sent First Wireless Message from Ship. LIVERPOOL, England.

Jan. Horatio McKay, former Commodore ef the Cunard Line. to-day. Head of Crane Elevator Company Dies Suddenly in Chicago After Illness from Crip. HIS ATTACK ON COLLEGES fen- alven in the iein Successful.

8elf-Mad Man Pictured Student Life, After an Investigation, as a Life of Dissipation. CAPT. HORATIO DEAD. BURJi COLLEGE. SAYS CRAJiE.

Horatio Mr i annv. Bootland. tn 1H.Vl lh inn nf rinnln' and went to sea when he nin iMra Foe of Co'lt; Education AtUcVs P.t erd ef llllneie Crsduatta, CHICAGO. Jsn. a -In ritvf a report of the his lrrv.itio of the work by the of iiUnolt.

lUtharl Crane said to-day: "The further 1 so Into thta SicaUaa old aa a cabin boy on board hla father's question, the taorm r.rmly ara I roovtacd Jhlp. lie joined the Cunard service i I wk. rlrii he was tWenty-ven years Ul as Junior 1 11 WM rlM lh unii-er, ana remainea In the employ far mnj, ai forty years, when he reUrd In Aurust. I well as all otbera. omU to be burt4 aa Commodore of the Cunard fleet on I tK.

wireless mmm In Auruti, l.jl. from ai should be expea-ted wfcere It nH 4 vessel at sea to the Nantucket Lightship some ood. ur in. snore station. I r.

crane siatement wee la apt. McKay waa one of the old type of articles which densd his ttrtent ihsi captains which ta now fast disptar-. technical hooi ariuaiee were aot la Oe-Ing from the Atlantic. Ha waa a thomuan I mind bualneaa m.m ir.iu iau i seaman and believed that a Captain's dutyj Ms efforts to learn tne rctrmeni r4 ix.kct. ai Um a iu iook aner n.s snip ana not waxie par 01 graduatee tt an.veea.ty.

Ha time talking, nonaenaa to rasaencers. lie declared be found only a ana 4 pertealaaa 1 1 1 iiivhi twj mi carter vn in. uw wtwen sidewbeeler Asia, and when he left the Lucanta be had made WX voyagea. Twice) he commanded shlpe when the shaft broke hundreds of rallee from land before wireless telerraphy was invented. The first wa the Malta tn 1973 oa her way from Boston to Liverpool, when he manaxed to ris up Jury reaats and aall her into Halifax.

Bhe had a larre num- r. r---r. i iriw i ve. n. mui e- mt i 4 f-m wria a ft.

t. A atvt rt ae uj a et-v ItAraia-Oa t. v-. lir. ei-." I.

ullt J. IM 4ta It II. ena, ISinerai aertfva 1 l. eea. CI VrfU ti.

erMii, H. i wa a aj-tu a4 rva W. 4 a a. n.iiu-t wa 4 a a v. Ike lel f-rt I t.

tr i viil ke a it etri a Ivooir a Meiir, ta iv. at tr a. at ltMi al w. were sriven they ahould have been so des- cherrv which was ni Th i.V. i me music was an enarminir in 11a nirni-Vftllroom at Sherry a.

aS'LIi wft DeMeJl)' to neaa, delicacy, and quaint Krace. qualities with Kreens and ite rosea Arthur he more serious com- leciair to the rshortly mldnisht. and waa 3 A uiiiiici iv-uijtui LI which dancing waa -i est iiiy-iourtn Street. I land two verv nrettv bereerettes: and Mrs. John R.

Drexel is Riving the sec-I then a "cintata1 tn' the old sense of the Wltn Brec" th T-i i Ti 1 mai mm uri even uib mure ncriuu about ISO present, some ot IJ0 Watlel The piece for flute were about jm Mra. Daniel Moran, 7.0 Park Avenue, seemed to slve especial delight, ats coming from tne o- audience. a alter m. are 1 t.h- fty-fourth Street. i known author, dated 1,000, and ululer.

later. vv- Ti'" LI Emmet's residence waa flecoratea ond her small dinner dancea for young wtrd. by Rameau, entitled Le berger I and Soring flowers, and the married people this evening- at her home, Fldele." accompanied by the flute, viola a palms auv Em. 1 East SUty-second Street. The first da gamba.

and harpsichord. The old can- II won waa given on Jan. lata vas a snort story tola in verse, sung her niece, were seated at small by one pf lnon, and with a simple lnstru- ni.ced in the dining room and n. Mabon of 8o2 Texlngton menUl aci'omptnirrent The story of the JJL 120 at dinner. on Monday, in shepherd given In three airs, fk-.

wan aimuL a uuiuci i jan nn h'Ahrtiavv I iprecetea oy recitatives oi a mcioaioua dinner a lew aauiuuimt su rhrle siiriiuv ki. mo. texturea "plaintive." a ana a rved after midnight The guests in- ei most of the season's debutantes tb youayer dancing men. grjXBURGHE HEIR EXPECTED tool Land Duchess Looking Fdrward nVthlto Birth of Their First Child. Co.

BPtU Nu; isle will Charles D. Stickney and his mother. I nro. iMiinney. wno wpni io iaaewooi for the holidays ar still at that resort.

CHICAGO. Jan. 8. Richard T. Crane.

head of the Crane Company and foe of universities and higher educational lnitl tutlons, at his home to-night after fhrea. Amvw? lllnexa of tha ertn. TT1. wa ari4n aa Ki. k.tlber of penKers on board at the time.

I The second esperlence waa the famous not been considered serious. A careful trlo cf th- i-mbrta when her rrolon.ed examination by physicians led to the be- absence caused great alarm to friends of lief he had suffered from an attack of lh, on boVd- wtlh 1I of Chief Lnalneer Tomlmaon. who re- heart disease. He had Just finished a plT the ahip at sea. Capt.

McKay light dinner broufht her aafely into port. of the Issue of his last attack on schoola. Th Rtv EmU uttn- an attack called forth by repudiation wrru, aan a. xna hla theoilea br collera nrofeaaora KAUtten. one I U.

DCS', anown Presidents. In it ho renewed his aaser- laslonar1es of the raclfle A. I ionnwfn, ana ior ma taai mm Hon 'that college graduates wera Ul-I rrnaaceiior of th. itoca of BaatUa. died equipped for earning a living, and that I here to-day, aged Hi.

Death waa caused many of them could not command thel1' cer'Dr1 neroorrnagej salary of a rkllled mechanic Culture dp. Sophia Jex-Blake Dead. earning It was the only purpose he could discover for the existence of colleges. j.nrinr. A buffet supper I Mrs.

Stieknev. who Went to i jik.wnmi I lively and graceful" air. Mrs. Oouid i udcrlk, and she married the eighth Duka of Avenue for the Winter. or pro Hon sang these as welt as the single songs In I.dKIa enI fli.laVicil atvlii wnn'iv In Mrs.

Hen TV Phlnna Of l.OfiS Flflh Ave. itnimMiV wllh the music and with nue. will give this a.fternoon" the second I crllpnt enunciation. of two Tuesday at homes with music I This concert gave a unique pleasure1 tw.i.. iV-w i Ithrougn the grace and aristocratic ois- viMn Jr.r?0,18 H.

Wells and the Mlsse- tlnctlon taat acrmpanled the apparent ells ill be at home on Frida-s until simplicity of the music, to essentially iui, ai aiaoison characteristic of the artistic period It Mr. and Mrs. George Wlnthrop Folsom represented; nd likewise through the and the Misses Ethel and Constance Fol- delightful pcrformam-e of the four artiste, torn are sailing to-rinv fop Vasnau where who ao completely identified themselves la news received yesterday hey have a villa for the Winter. Mr. and Its ftyle.

It was an artistic cording tO neS reieitfu jeaicruaj i -f ui I achievement of hlirhee value than manv kw Tork from England, the Duke I ais0 upend the Winter at the vllia. which daszle with a greater brlUUncy rmrhesi of Roxburghe are expectins 'r na mor imposing power. advent of their first child. The (Miss Helen John tun vhnu wedrlinir mm was Miss May Goelet of New took place last October, are at Park of tha clvd engloeere working foe reprv eniative lirma. and they fee a ramun- erallon of about one-l Mrd of Ikat cocst- icsnded by a skilled mechanic The ArriculturaJ Lteoartmefit ef IKa nnlTeraliy also attacked by Mr.

Cra, wno writes. rertll. ration la the In oat trrnortant subject before the fanner to-day. bat im univereltr naa otm srtoraj I baa barely touch tha surfaca. TM ralned ara-ier is ax la demand by farmers generally: In fart, they voatd etot rare to have one of tNea ruao eraa at the price or commoa labor.

John Kimball Allen. John Kimball Allen, formerly cor. needed with the XX Van Noetraad Coapany. pua- llsbrrs, died yecterday at the fcowie 4 his daoghter. Mrs.

A. O. Myers, ta Its etb year, lis was born ta Coocord, Maaa. ta IKi and received a early do-ratkm at fbr.llpe Academy, tn Andnver. At tba age of ii ha rame New Terh LOXDON, Jan.

Bophla Jex- Blake, late attending medical officer of tha Edinburgh IXspenaary and Iean of the Edinburgh Hchool of Medicine for omen, aiea to-oajr. iwinuni uw London School of Medicine for Wom.n and also the Edinburgh School Of Medi- Richard Teller Crane, head of R. T. Crane Sc. Co.

and one of the most suc cessful self-made men of this country, I C)ne for Women. shocked all the advootea of nnlv.r.lit education last September bv mibllshlnxl Obituary Notes. what purported to be a carefully Compiled TTW1NO TO years U. onglnater ef THE FLONZALEY QUARTET. 4lnirghs In November, 1003.

Mrs. Herbert HolllnKshead Dean will i. that had thi me.ie.' largo Driage ai tne fiaxa on i. I MnpHiar. Jan I7j ii nviwv '9 oeen a cniiaiesa rac iwAuuifcucji a-lll i Trd eff TeacL a pari Eel of ti nd tiL -h wi Prd lu I in a juuion to the attendants already friend in Tht have two sons, and at the mentioned, at her wedding on Feb.

7. toVnrir 1 of their father the elder would auc- Alan Hudson. Miss Alice Racbard as a 7L 01 brideHmaid. An additional xisher for Mr. Beethoven's Quartet in A.

On. IS. No. 5. a 1.

Us 1 stud ecor its a Lhe Ur a. wh voc hool conda. Music by Beethoven, Dvorak, and W. Friedemann Bach Played. The second concert of the Flontaley he Ki'mnil if Iwn Ian, nn Thnrail.v a r-rt- I Ouartet Waa riv.n la.

I nuiln. In the i0s 8v f1 Street. Carnegie Lyceum. The audience was one in, tur I ri. Frixl.rii- K.IIiak will minn.

tn I of the l.rn. h. I would be the Duke's brother. Lord t0wn to-day and will be at the Plaza. and BlmlficItnt of tha fact Mis Eleanor Granville Brown will have, (that the excellent organization is gaining a y-t a.

I with II. irreat wealth, would have wvingston I west wui give 17 7- I i h. i iint rer ei oi siaiiBiics i ne aiva orio. a hl. ii.

lie waa a magaslne owned by him, stating that I near in the field of adenieia Mr. Jae tvr ai Win a. Vu mf a. m4 t. Cimm ao.

rui iral er I ChriM .4 IxWl. J.a I I I at enal md trata t-a a Hm a I at. ia ti. a. A.na.

kl 7 awitlt fers 1. S. I 1 2. aata Keet. mt Hi.

O. ates'a ri ml m-mm al te nailn. II arr. a. aa T.iar, 4aa.

a. at sr. St. IVt-l ta ll.ta'rTV WWH arta uria al ee neua 4 Wm ll St. Ke A art.

eai ttan al a a tfc. Cafceaaj et ex. 4a ibe tveiaa Verwe. aa I IS A. M.

eavn rew. McXrrLT tev aw tmter. aa t. IV I rwal a at L. Wn, St Mr-.

a mctm ar. at 1 t. U. kunwal fnvaaa. JCX Jll t-TVw.

T. eat Stea. a Taee. aeahw ae la'e Utir ea.ar aM yt.m. am al ai rW lei Jt.

Taiatay i4. jam. a. at It Otr and ertered tbe fwb.l. t.lar bee.

with John 1. Mnit Mr. A.n oa-ttnued la the fubaehtaa" burneea la Saw Tor and Ban Kranrtace vintu lTL wba he becajne M'nllfd l'h Oeorf IL leavtit, and later etabnh4 ta rrm. Ieavitt A Alen. lie retired frra th firm and tn 1T1 or larlaed Ike -rieur and Undlrc LVrtment of th Amervaa lubla akrf-tety.

which be ro4utd fr three) years, afterward bfomlaa aaaort. aied with tha D. Vaa Soatrarvd tnripee. Mr. Allen retired froaa bwemeee ta IXeV.

la la sanired by threa daagtlara. 1. t. in tM4 al aaa. ii af im a itral rlmMM il rn.

ae va mm ae.a. al ai l.t.en mi mm Taaaa at 11 a aa.tirnmri aevaii I iu Seenaa uaai Mr irmilo. a.M.r. j. T.

trt aeiMi Ka. rNH, aerVa ia taw r.era. ai tMWWifec twAKeai. T.n JlTmuTc1 in. ia a.1 tU.wXXTtl A 4taa lennl ite a.

Ia. awhw e( aw. a mm MK la.taa A. O. ifl e.

eeiit.n rwaiial. e4 aj n.i at See kvv. Vw lie e-e- a Jaa. a. at M.

a rave era. Mrs. Arthur Dodge tesvey. Mary E. Hearer, widow ef Artker nU I I skaVSmaapw aMSSk aa Saaa baa aa isi per cent, of tha students of Harvard b' mldow "ar ocmjrty.

aU was one a the oui orra w. ui aa Kc. I OEOR1E A. Nir.DMER. a comnw-lal c- I AriOTHla and SB aaaocUte of Co.Ua P.I Ne Tata l-T foe a rKtra firm, a4 of tatcaioen Joh Vackar sad othera SArr atr.H.-t aa a pr cent, drink In their Senior year, suaday at bia za Iw.w.ard.

ammit. s. Hunt.ngton. Jonaj yacaay. aog 1 tJ an 1 n.

i t-i I J. lie waa years oto. I tn in. rti I -i i Had" TILLI.H J. PT.OSLXT.

a pmlaeei furatora Fprlnga. N. T- aw aar.day Ae a I merest ef Ihia city artll tta relirat a I Vrat waa la-! bee-a'tae. report pictured American college few years a-. died at hla home ta J.

ui iL-rv ItarrT -ai ai-t Ufa a. a life of l-t Weatcheataf HoUy. afler LI- V. 1 imm t. a Mr.

p0lr la suorlraa by a wa. (. "7 J' tv I tate tnka LwA. talr Robert Innes-Ker, who was mar- Hudson is James Instead of a tre for two violins and 'cello. and brawling, and called forth vlgoreus denials from Harvard alumni, as well aa from Presidents Hadlty of Tale and Wilson of Princeton and the Faculties of practically all American universities.

Mr. Crane said that the basis of his report was an Investigation into American college conditions which a special lavesU- wv4a. RI-ANDINA DUDLEY MILLER, da a skier at El-Concreearoaa Kuirer ii.ew M.ler. a4 a aleca of Dot. Kara 1.0 f.rtwi aa tor Hoecoa l-Mkllag.

died at bar bove la lira. on Suo4a. Mtas Ml mar waa a rua oe hUrtortral auhjerte and bar waraa laxlailed a Ufa Biatory mt lt, aeyaaawr. KATE KESimEAD. 4 yeafa aid.

rn-r4 dead ef bean eaaea whli mm bee way tM Trtalty Choreb la Eaet Na Tnra mm Huadar ntrhl wlib bee kutiaad. Jejra "dpS.I&? roVn'Telalvel? tm Frlodemana Bach! 1onaon IWS pie will sail direct for Southern Europe, snd Dvorak's quartet In A flat. Op, 10CV. v. kaa rSe A.

a as tint I I 1 promjmnce. ior ne nas not oniy KtoDnina at Aiders and than aolna to anurance or tne expeciauons i i itaiy. Duke and uucness or itoxburghe but. The performance of Beethoven's quar tet waa very finished in ensemble, very tell, of the wife of the Earl of Kerry, i ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL DANCE.criP rhythm, very perfect In lntona-ii the heir of the Marquis of Lans- I tlnn.

and r.i...,. n. ne. This marriage had also been I iiefs for elht years. Next tn line to Ladies Auxiliary to Hold Benefit atl1" certain features In the style In which 1 Kerry for the LJinndowne title was ln.

vMorf To.mon-ow PvenSne- I lb work waa played that did not seem Drainer, uuru umrai. luiiiau 1 to bo charaeterl-t Iralle Rihnv.n- the Waldorf To-morrow Evening, of tVaiaVried rdauKhter of the Earl of The Ladles Auxiliary of Vincent's Characterlsllcally Beethoven's, for tJo. formerly Governor General of Can- luT There was great spirit In the playing of 1 it Hospital will hold their annual reception Dvok-. qrtu th wmewhAt IS wo RS. GODDARD'S MUSICALE.

IU I and dance at the Waldorf-Astoria to-mor- of finish. The work is one of those he row evening, wi is regaraea as one 1 1 composed In his later years, after his the important social vents of the year. I return to Bohemia from America, and is iuu 01 spontaneous, almost naive met yeVminv. lrnallf! las Its object always appeals to charity, I the traits that Dvorak found In America vs. t.

warren uouaara save a musi-1 a lance attendance la expected. land Introduced Into his three American TP 1 yesterday at her residence, 58 East I Among those who have already sub-1 and left behind him when 1 -o. scnuea ior ooxea are: Josepn j. me went home. I DonohTi and Mrs.

ConMantme J. Mac-, A note on the rrocramme atated that elvea ra.vmg rjy miss aiary tno. juss juiia Mrs. Catherine McKenna. Mm.

I the nonata attributed to the great Bach's mot V-trr Wells poured tea. I O'Pay, Lr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Blaeell.

ldest son was found quite by accident In Johne -lMrs. Andrew White, Dr. and Mrs, I the private library of Boeton connola- Jf wh Kelly. Mr, and Mrs. Ferdinand eur.

It would be Interetttlnr to have resen uermany in uvemoer, ana wno E. canda. Mr. and Mr. Charles L.

Brodt, nme fmther details aa to its hlatorv. 1 of 1 a kas Grace Richards of Boston, was I Ktieene Kelly, Mrs. 'John Early. Mrs. The style of some of the music seems 'f Kin, t.i.

I Peter McDonnell, John D. Crlmmins. 1 lv tt he Ion ao far back In the urnuiau t.up PluroKM Mirbir Ur. I 1. Vx.

1 1 iu in luif aa iiirT must re mi "i puouc appearance nere. Thomas White. Mr. and Mrs. F.

Wes- I th- The firat he bo- V. Drorramme Included a rurU.lv I tenrren. Mr. and Kdward J. 1...

mvementa are lhe moat Inter- or grace ana vivacity; ana nlaved with much brilliancy, aa very demonstrative 01 them. Id III ie no- V. Including much German leider. She Jrrl nch tbr selections written for her, Niewcnhousand Mr. and Mrs.

DeLancy The audience i-13. 1 them a Spring Song, and at the Kane. its pleasure in th ther non-r V-ed the interesting programme ahe The Rose," which waa much ap- WILL WED AND GET $75,000. Tristan Again at the Opera. Tristan und Isolde waa given for the prkroong those present were Mrs.

Horace! Marriage of Philip Corbin Will Mean! the third time this season at the Metro- al, lira Henry Meyer Johnson, Mrs. Itnr'" Todhunter Thompson, Mrs. Daniel lint; Mra Wilson Shannon Dunn, Mrs. wry Glllet. Mrs S.

H. Valentine, Miss rrirtt- Porter. Mrs. K. L.

Keyes. Mra UllDe ijfhan. Mm. Daniel 1 Hacnn Xfra .1 Possession of -Trust Fund. Sprcial to Th Ktv York Timts.

HARTFORD. Jan. 8. Although he would tell none of the essential facts. politan Opera House last evening.

There was a large audience, and those who braved the horrors of the evening's weather were rewarded by a wonderfully fine and. eloquent performance. me. urse. rrs' "eaerica iti- oeins espeetauy aecrcuve n.

iv ir jonann Gadskl appeared aa Isolde for -Mra- and the bride's name; Charles Corbin, son the first time thla season, aa she has so TheR' ot Philip Corbin. founder of the Corbin often in previous seasons. She wa, In rorkC factories in New Britain, and first Pre-1- Tmu ibSlt 'Ty'ri WbiiinTTO dent of the American Hardware Corpora- not only in sheer ton but and tlon. admitted to-nlgTit that he was. soon well in the accents of dramatic exprea- ccrr USS DOROTHY ANNAN WEDS.

Ing Jourri' in I BlOn. Aside from the tact mat Mr. Loroini r. ruuitm unjwoia was acain xne rov. klm In eYtla mnv veara on I KulaT Marke and Mme.

Matzenauer the Martha's Vlnevard. where he met his I Brangaene. The cast atherwiae was also gator whom lie had emoloved had made I Hempetaaa. boe i-A at St KlJa.weod Ae- for him Eat New Tor a. -An 'outsider can hardly realise th.

TmmlmTiXmX amount of drinking that goes on In the keei-ele oa Sueiay ntht- It to biiee4 iai tiubroom. of Harvard." Mr. Crane atated xVt t'bt ZXZJl in The Valve World article. mARLM rtiAKr, a reiieM bmaee. ai "At Tale drinking la recognised to so hla bom.

Lla Madiena Amu, oa HuMi. great a degree that club, have their table. afi IXZZ In barrooms. At Cornell the conditions are I faa.iiv i ia.ittmore. whera bo waa bora oee.

At Columbia. I b. I tynrtx yeara ir. He aarri ay a lieve there exists more debauchery than I sitrrMAX. la the eiohin.

baa: any Other college Oft account Of Its prox- I la Manhattan until tea year. mg be bo ro-Imlfv lo tha fimn.it eeonrta of th. elt tired, to oee.4 at hi. homm, I Kalb A- nmnki.n. He waa ixv.

la uwia ettr If further proof than my statistics are I fir ea-o. A wife aas ibrao aooa awttra aiav necesaary. R. C. Mercer, a special Secre-1 VAROARrTT E.

MONK, wife Taaaaa tary of the Association of Colleges of IT. .1 North America, actually delivers a lecture I borne, sae i-reeuient street. iironi7. en rntltled 'College Men I Have Met in "JT, VI Flums and Prisons of New r. W1LLIXM VAaox.

f-r 1. et.tr -one year. Mercer told me that he had personally I editor of The Onoata Star, ta 4e4 at ime-met and reliably heard about college-1 anta. N. T.

Ha waa bre la Lefbtoa. bred men In Slums, prisons, and Jails." I praotraaaer lor Jloraco Urewy ea Tba Mr. uraue naa also neia airong views 1 1 w-" -1 -a to the ceneral uselesaneaa of col less I Trk Tlmea. kUasHaaataw Tkwaa, education fm-manv eor lie n.m n.rtiarH nr-euaia wra. ot nia eany manhood whlcn nroat young I r.t.-j.

k' -tnn 1- r. lawy. of Rroablra an oneo toeotifv.4 al.lv. boaated lh.Tr,. h.

,7. 1-I 1" 8hep.nl arement aa aa iBepee.aent time to ama aa n. I D.meefat. l4 SaiMlay at rat aoaao. ler t.eV,f it i "Jfl? 1" I treet.

from reurmla. aft-r aa I1lne PaUrtun. N- I1 r.d I datias from New ear's ly. Ha waa a im mucn.no in aieraon. ttrooaiyn.

ana I ber of tbo Rrwrr Leaaao a4 bo ttor this city until he waa twenty-three years I mtbea. Mr. Kiptea as aaaaamed. alrl mKlt Ha rriAVaVi Ia BrK4a-aa i A aw Tie? M.riln R.nw ii- 1 1 aCORrTZ BALI.tX. T-W teotr-oo yean tie, Martin Reraon, gar.

him a small I Trea.urer ef tho Wee Hvto mmA laa piece or iara tnere ana ne started a Aaeorlarto. a n't a aneenbee mt ne foeawe flrnt nraa. lounury. ma orotner, vnaries ti. I of lUUla Hrotbara.

II and 14 W.ik-r aireet. crane, subaequentiy Joined him. and the late rwvdav at bva bm. ai HnniutiM machine manuracturing company of R. T.I Avenoo Kaat.

after thr. weeka in ran. llrother aa formed. The firm began the manufacture of Meam heater, in Kin, R. T.

Crane at that time being only yeara old. An Iron foundry and a more elaborate four atory factory were ad led In rapid aucrow-sion. In after years Mr. Crane of these nchlevementa of his twenties wltn lhe same pride that many university men speaa oi tneir murii nonora ills concern grew Into tha Nort hweaterrr Manu racturing Company and inter Into the Crane Brother. Manufacturing Company.

At tne age or tr. crane began the inanuiacture or rreignt ana pasvenrer elevators, and hla bualneaa, as th. i'ran. t-levator Company, grew to very larva protortlona. with bratich factories In many Weatem rltiea.

and having a Hat of 7 different klnda of Iron and steel manufactured art idea. Ur. Crane wa. th. father of Charles i and of larv vaa 1 er eraer.

or Kip wa ita. i th. laat I reei-Vrit of lb Colonial rT.nl tinder th. Imtrh A New Arnrlrrrl ra fkerry la survleed by a aotv. Arthur rearer of New Tor, a tl i-o brothera.

Jame. Haaaon Carraaaa af Baycnoe. N.J. and lieoe Carragaa. I I'realilrnt of the 1rat National Uaaa lie yonne.

Mrs. Husscy, Writer and Bride, Dead. Mrs. George B. Huey.

formerly Mia. Annie Louie. Car, writer ef drla. who as snarrted laat Lec Zi. of pneumonia laat Batarday at IKa boe of ber parents.

Mr. and Mra. Panwel 1-Ctiy. WUlUms rtrert. Eaat Orangf.

N. J. She waa taken III tea day. terorv her wedding, but went thmvgk with IVo ceremony and th. roreptton for.oainc.

rmiipiinr after th car. moor ha4 '-1 Fh. waa year. eJd. and waa a niece of VI iaa fhuebo and Ulat Alio.

Cary. as. Ill be burled t-day at the Christ Ep.a-cofal Church. F-aet tHaage. where ber we4dlrg tooa; tace.

the funeral bein4" rcrdteited by tb. Rev. William Wl.mr.g ra ta. who also p-rtorrrveo tn marrvas. ceremony.

T.I rs be aa I uneeai Ir rat iVit a. VWMetei, Jaa. oi at Bl. bea ml Lena A Hmk. ea at t.

in x. ara IT t-a I in a. fwrai. i a i mrm- 1 e.aaay im w. Jaa.

a. IS Itiiiai aet.a.ie. mmi oa ive Ttb baet, O.e. be.e.e. kMie.l mt mmry are.

aara. raeral iV.a trmm -m toa n. T1 Utlnru. A. Ww.

a. aw Wneaaar. imm I tie M. araao mt H. tab.

mt Si I )ra era la.lte. later om at .1 i if si i SV14JVAW a teaear, tmm. 1.11. Arttier T. lkl.t.

aai -al ill a' re.eee 4 bta ea Tweeter. Jaa. a. OI la tae. aaeat gVLI-IVAW -Tbe aa" tba rva.e?r Saaj.

mt rtr. ml tbe mt kn 1 wa aea mai.e t'b Ws rf-m4 ta o-a'h mt mmiiimmm mm eeiray. ea a. Ikli. Snha oni rini.i I aa lte faaa 4 a.

ilm. l.ia lata iin.a 14 b-b Ar. 1mm I JdlH t'llkt. ILL1M J. i.i..IK.

a.innary. ujhter of Late Edward Annan. prospective wife, special interest attaches the same as it haa been In the previous -in i. 1 1 UUWBa nnn thA event because1 he can lay claim to performances this season. Mr.

Toacanlnl rVaVed- I jnrrted 0 George A. Harder. T3.i") which hU father left in trust, to conducted with all hla aupreme fire and Tha r. be turned over to him whenever he should conviction. I "Vuia v.

eUI5! JVUIUU1T AUIIUU. Hla 9mm tfifa Kl 11 nnftf fOBin. 1 I of the late Edward Annan, I ing in New York City as Lillian Blakes- Tetrazzini Sings at Bagby Musical. George A. Harder took Place yesterday divorced him three years ago last I n.

Bagby gave hla on. hundred and liernoon at 5 o'clock at the residence of JfU? hi- fiT5 "in Xow THt- ninety-third Musical Morninir vesterdav tmeuinonla. lie waa a. a la It Oermaay, Nor. t.

IKtt, and nnt to tbla rev a. try tinrla year. in. Mr. HalHa wa a onea her of the erHrr of FCrial B'ni I ha mrrr mt FYee Son.

ef l.rael. and a awmtier of tb. Illndebanl Finales Horbrlr lTt: RKLLK BrtUCK-WrrBrrrK. aalee of the lata Jodso James ui aV Cm brr. 4te4 yeat.rOar aaurnlns al ber bom.

TM Vlatlei4i A rraua. fenna heart n' are.ee. abo was barn I. Rlcbmond. BaS vaa twtrete4 ba rharltahlo worb.

Tba neTal artll froea her tat. reaMeac. Tbaroday anaralac at e'clucb. Mra. MART GEORRUNA IIOWIM.

ba waa meu.il front a flro at bee batwa. S4 ttala. srrort. Itronbltn, en lie. 4 laat.

a4 on babanlar frern lllneao 4a to Ibo alrb re- rele4 at tha lime of lhe fire. She t.4 re4 In Ibc Storteaoai for oety-rte yeara. rhm attrlre4 by bee kwhtait WUllam w. ilea ail tea son a. aa4 Ore 4abrera.

JUCS rjtAXCIS fnr a.ar yeara Mrs. George Tiffany Buried. Srertoi Tbf Xrw IV Teava. KEWPORT. Jaa- aTb.

body ef Mrs. Oeerg. Tiffany, daughter at Commodore rvrrv. of Lak. Ert.

fa ma. was interred to-dsr ta tba faanUy plot la Island tr VurveraJ aeraWe. were bold ta th. He. rood Memorial Chapel la tbo teme i.rr tho oervloe.

belnC rea ry IB tier, Stanley Hughe, of Trlr.My Chorea; TM members of tbe prront wrr. ir- Jan. T'T'any. ive.roooi iuimj. a Uoorg.

Tlflaay. Out ef Regret to Mrs, Osy. WASHINGTON. Jan. A-Tb Fuprvm.

Court of tha Btate adjoaraod ta- dav tmmodUtelr after rneeCsg boraios. of tha funeral la Canton. OMo. of Mrs. fbay.

wife af AaoorUta Ju.t!r Hay. Oa account cf a eotd. ux-e was a been t. AewcUU Jaatkw jcaeaio proaaded. totft Ca-aaar.

aajea of foea fwef la Nr ta l'f ow4.a etr- aar. Jaa. aroeae4 TO real. See mm. AKarii-Aana.

tis yat avta aea ST mill tK' K.r. aa at tV. Jaa. t. I be-4ar.

JW A trtr tl-Tleau. I bit l-eA't Toat Cl'UU: l.tioa. A IM Loot ttfLb bt Jaa. aaen.1 enrtw. -r-ewar.

in A. Jaa. T. rwnl teaf. Twra.

A Aw. Jaa. 4. ruwnl ta Aar. A Dtna ii loot SSS X.

Jaa. T. rrnl a-4ar I EMUKt-lwv all Jaa. a4 BA rwnl te-aar. I t.

rxvai. (. aMa. SX A. Jaa.

A f.i i al t-4ar. mj.r.a -Jum. M. an. Sa latloar.

Aaav raral 1 1 A. ai. CtlKS-emla. I A aa An Jaa. A o4T oa.

r. irat e-aa. 11 A at UAAU le tea nmmt a Jam. r. ea I e--oar.

It A ILtl.Klb'.T" tibiriw. aaa TV.b Jaa I mmm in ba A at. Jri rael I Saet STtb Joa. A -kl. I-.

t.tra rano SH lb J.a I 1 Afavnar. aaat aewfk ar SsMrfiaw ea Ta ra fort raava. aa.a be rla bowed f. lr Mntrnmi. ectura ifJMY iiiiii mm a i 17 Knowlton.

a cousin of the aIn on Thanksgiving Iay. OfficiaU of the morning at tha Waldorf-Astoria, where i nm tiievenin Bireeu tne coroin piani saw u'-tjikhi in wa Mme Tetrazzini unr and Vl v.iki. Tr v. Fither David Hickev of Brooklyn widow, who lived In Eastern Massachu- m' "raxrini sang and Miss Kathleen ture. L1H'7 avia J' "lckey iJrooKlyn setts.

Its. is believed that the marriage Parlow played, with Arthur Roaenstein at AM will takexpUce at her home -within a the piano. Among those present were of Vi vending was a quiet one, only. the Mrs. E.

Baylla. Mra. Bloane. 'ent lV8 n.PccncDP cdam cnonDC j. R.

Drel. Mrs, c. moon i present, i ne priae was rHOOLHUtni rnum tunui u. i Jiirs. Bradley Martin, Mrs.

L. C. Led- nL To er uncle. William N. t)yk-l I iru Mr- uanigren.

Mra Arthut R. Crane, who was appointed Minister to I In the malllna fttMrtmrat ef Tbo New Vnrb China In imn. and who. after a few ITrlbana. 4ei no sun-tar at bnaao.

las tat-w mnnths of service, was asked by Bee ret a rr I Mreet. ironair. fraw a rmiw-iiao or a.e. Knox to resign because of certain alleaed 1 eaaee. Me la awrrtro4 by hla BWlber.

a beo-b-indlacretlona Although Char lea ft ra no I ar. aad Tre atei.ro. ta a member of the Cnlveraltv Club of I VIcTORIvi: n. ST. TT.UX.

Saciier of the Chicago, he nver went to college, having lata John St. rails, a peefaprtaaal only a public! school education, being ansa of Hronbla. foe alwei at. Ymn bireet guided by hla father In hla oarlr a.ir-1. raniaal Kara care-r.

R. T. Crane eome year, ago tried tih ber n-- Her awter. Mra. to stop the State of Illinois from ap- A.1,1.

St. K.lla iae Wa.raagtoai propriatlnr additional fund, fos Chlram Urooka. di- a few aka are. I'nlversny. He also described Carnesle'sl Mra.

PArUNE WOLIJIAX. Technical Bchoola in Plttaburrh aa tl2 blunder Ilk rtifilrlhutl bee MARPra-AKjtaif Ja, a. tx al a. mi 1Kb bt.ee. "a tae.r aber of ba lata C4oar J.a.

a. Jr. ta Oeerra A. Uareer. atr -Kanr A.

Sb. mi I r.ae.1 a-oar. ta A is. brkivirt -A e.ar-K rham nmmm Saw ImwoWmo. Joaw X.

re. al V. a av at bt'L -lu. US-a Jea. Mll'l tvTI an fjel LX' rV.

j.k a e-ai ii ne. ie a at aft 1 T. 4 a tMi aoa a lturi. Arthur I bl l-m ufc 4oaw rewti a mi a at. WrilL-leua aa an ixtt Sa Jaa, 1 rnenl ae-oat.

I at fMtttll -atecr. I Jaa. I. SVl 4ne l.aaao SA. Jmm.

a. i.i, tOlilit -r-a-. 1 tn fart a.tr?aw JAabA. i.a T. r-4 faani yrjTT -I aa.

at a. mmm Jaav a ar4 reei ae. e. a. K4L1 -ktarram.

tea L.4 aa, Jaav t. fitinJ wui Dtftt. la TL Z.v. h.w 1. ,7 marriage, lUtuat- itu Annan's Rome nf the Arrivals on Three Steam-1 fctoaes, uu, Maud.

we. en. i i vrt xiunitnu. Mltl iiiib. ii.

i. vr i abet. by her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Rich- I -ships The I Departures. 1 Margaret Remsen, Miss -Annie Jennings.

the Hfth-. Avenue, a little more Hrll. Mrs. Stuart Duncan. '1 ago- ftnd the same time Transatlantic liners arriving" yesterday Miss Amy Town send, Mrs.

Stephen H. P. rnt ot tn and some of their passengers were: VV. M. KinSBUnd.

Mrs. W. 8. tn Harder's sinter. Miss Hor- BALTIC (Llreriool-Mr, V.

E. Aflama. Mr' w- B- Min. enseat tM. Hardt-r.

dauKhter of-Mr. and Mi AndrrlnnrIC Austin: Mrs W. MT McKee. the Mleses Viola and Ade- sf Insu. 'tor AchUlea Harder ot Brooklyn.

8. BailUe. Mr. and Mm W. H.

Barrett. Ml.a I'ne Townaend. Mrs H. H. ValenUne.

and V. Chelan, son of Mr. and joetphlrie Belancoun. Mlaa K. B.rd.

Mr. Mrs. Henry Dyer Tiffany, jre, J. Whelan of this city, ami Mra. Harry B.

Chase. Mra. W. il. Coffin.

Lnrico Caruso la announced for next 1 i.onann. v. iK-ainw. j. t.

I'liim, juuuuajr. Ily new i rnaay. and thev sailed the next Duncaitr Elliott. Mra. W.

Ii. Karart. M. i. a iroiVeh t-uPe and plan to motor I Fleming.

J. th. other hand. I.tri.to, a year for roan ual training Instruction In Chicago. He often aaaerted that after a boy had had a publlo school course, full of -manual training subject a.

with perhap. a short shop course later, he had had eaouah education. He was twice married. France and Italy. Mr.

Harder Ha ace il are hooked to sail for the c- rlerlck, 'ld to-morrow, and thev expect to lTJ? i.n a'. 1 Mr. and Un tvu-i i VTina wllh 1 Va shot 1 mus Martin to w.rt i.n 47 r.UIheld Tlw fading ot Miss Marguerite Martin, lleved inter of Dr. and Mrs. Truman J.

it j. h. Grmrutm. Mr. ami i iiw w.

r. Van Rensselaer Townaend en Stage. and Mm. lieorge Haakins, Mr. and 1.

Ha worth. Miss K. Hopkins. Col. J.

u-l- Van Rensselaer Townscno. who la play- ..1 1 11 I 1 aiiaa Ii- ai.u air-v ing a Small rGle in "The r.l lr. Jonea, P. M. 7.

i t. K. Mamriall, v. u. il orris, i.yman it.

i im hiu to do Henry rK. KjJitar lmtt. waiter j. rnarp. 1 uescendea from the oldcf-t Knickerbocker iamiuea 01 ftew York, his grandfather to Henrv Phir.n.

iloff.fot aon to suet nl Mrs. Frank N. Hoffstot jof 1 oerson Flftv-firhth Kt tS4bt waft II 4 ft Vs Jan. U. 1 Mne Antoinette, where Dr.

:1 reside. Mr. Hoffstot 'arewell bachelor dinner ot e'a e.OI,'"Mon,,a'' jHn- 15' Th neagemnt was announced this tr. Khaar. Miss V.

M. Shaw. Mrs. II. Kmlrh iTharlea Ft Bowdin.

F. H. Ptearart. r. J.

stucKn. tr. ana mre. r. ljiiry, miss Grace George White, and Mini A.

Whlt- being Lt. John Fondey Townaend of Albany, a direct descendent of Col. Kllllaen an Rensselaer. evelt ttend not cur th.nt by C'att: I MIN'jifETONKA (London! IL Baring-Gould. Vina Z.

Brornfleld, R. Connor, Arthur lircalnlx, Willlam ll. Qummere. Mrs. Lyn Hardlnr.

Capt. A. r. Heanlop. K.

Mrs. Heaiip. ara. M. Hourh ton Webber, IVERN'IA (Nanleal Mr.

and Sfra. J. V. Bladla. -Mr.

an Mrs. Frlerlc A. Uryan. Mra, THEATRICAL NOTES. TXtrid oilman.

ekern aMMirha in. Se4 borne. Zmn Marnoj Unrt, Heooblra. ea rtatarday, death bales baeteood by I'VI orrr ber hu.hand a ne.tb. Tho reofwo relebralo4 tbetr aoktea wad.

Mas analmaarr Ihreo year, tn, were I. be.ia.ee Hetbar aa ar.i:ia.a. Mra. oilman waa as. of the ol'leot w- tr rers at tho Temple petb IToeiat In Kop Street, of hb ber huabaod aa a.

artaalaer o-icra than firry aco. HUMrtnUINUrv CRISIS HAST. I ity. tiled suddenly raateeday ni urn las of beairt a I uIm aee at bee baena. eul atbedral rVrt.tr tio waa niereete.

ta cnaniwa an. Kaaa as bora la AabtonHuoer-Lrwo. wear Mao. heeler. KnatandL aad ratno ba tbla eooatrr whea a year old.

Leetdea bar boatoaaa. aba is lurrired by SAasbtera. Police Contmiaatoner WILLI RTAV. rora old. died at bla bom a.

Clara btraet. aterann. N. yesterday after an ooaratine for hernia. Mr.

rivaa bad been III fnr or dara. lie waa bnr. la atn aad for atan year, haa beea la tbo palatlaaT baetniaa It traa Alderatan front tbo b.r.atb Ward lor r'aht rearm. Mr. Kyaa loaroa a artf.

aad Iva children. KI.WKLL P. COOK, for waar raara foreeaaa of th. cempnalnff room of Tbo SaadAy A4er. tlaer of Tr acton, it.

i was tow ad ead la bed reaterday. U. had boaa ta bee I Lb for fb Si. a- ACflAKABtS J.Maa. year.

raw.nl frees le Uadaealar ell. al teraaeot at Meeat ea AXrtlaKrat-MMai Mabel Wle-ed danabter of Mr. aat Mrs rre-a A 4-tea e. ae4 IL mm ral aer- J.a. a.

laix. at r. 1.1 tmm Ute reatleaa. ill raalew Aa. Wee.

1 luliuna mm frre.e ne 1 ttad to attaod. laianoeot Ore. Oarta teaetarT. 1IJ rv o- Uraotr Jaa. S.

'L ob. K'n- bail Alleav mM-t a. iaea at aoa Kvtk bnal mn Kjaaneia. wedboaday. .1 I rteaoa fiOW MerMa aa-4 PriSJ J'" Worthington to Wed.

i ttenrv wn-hin-. "viiiiiti.uii ui noil; lEATIt 10" uar announce, the engagement Miss Valerie Worthing- i. ILtnl. nat. n1- 'iKion lievwood I Says, of I'elhara Manor.

twn "v.WorthlnKt,on- made her 6V fl utiam fjinX a Mrs. 1ver.nr. dstle ha8 been om Char Ulent. 1: lomatle tho conr with Of rnment upon with o-; upon I (he aenous cond tloi prltaln, MiK il'jl Hospital early 1 that he had no con'" TK. U.

IT I 1. v. iiiv Hitiiuurvm. win i J' W' Uard' Mor-their annual ball at Palm Garden. In Firty-r.

J. ILynkoop. I eighth ritreet, between Ixturton and Third Avenuea to-night. In cliarre of tb. various committees will ba Bert Ynunr.

11. W. Parks, the Rev. W. K.

Vatteraon, Mr. I Vrlcs. Robert Milliard. Joseph Ilanrahan. and snd Mra.

H. V. Mra Z. II. Tsrpley, D.

Dr. Martin J. Potter. U. Tarley.

Mlaa IV. Tlromona. Th. southwark Olae Slngera. who are at Some of the 'passengers sailing to-day tha Klnemacolor Theatre lo reproduce tba for -Rotterdam on the Potsdam are: I mu.lo of tha coronation of Klna Omrt.

and Mr. and Mrs. Kusena Blaine, Col. 8. Lin toe, I Queen Mary, have arranged a a pec la I piw- l-nitcd ntatea Conaul General at Rotterdam; srammo tor in is woea.

"Men or Uariecn Dr. Mra. Leo Marer. Mlaa SyWlla Mlttell. accompany tho plctura of tha Inreatl But Composer la Still Uneonsclou Attack Caused by Overwork.

pectAl Cable to TBB N'rw Tork TlMKa. I5ERX.IX. Jan. 8. Prof.

Ilumpr-dlnck. the composer of "Haenatl un.l Grrtel" and Koenlgsklnder," who la seriously 111 at his home In Herlln from a sudden attack of nervous prostration and paralysis of his left side. Is still unconscious, but the crisis of ills Illness Is now passing. For a while yesterday his life was "despaired if. rr-t.

s-lr mrmm Krnn rhl nn rt owe. exertion In Connection With, the pro-1 Tork Lhrtocilre Uuraaa. bo. ma 4 ear. a4 formerly manager r.

T. Barn a at a aa.aia In thia rlty. died oa Saaday la bla booaa over bla office rwrna. after a abort llraeoa froea oneurooAla. Ife atarted la Iba deteni.e bu.

neoa at th. aa. of II. ha1nr bla first eat.n. Il.hment In Tenty-lhlr Street.

Mr. Taller aa a thtrty-twe-desree llnnt la our. vlrod by one daurhter. Mra. Jaaaa.

M. Carroll. Mra. FLirAPKTH LANK, one of tho beet-known of tho older orbord laacbor. ef New Jo.

eey, died yeaterday at ber Koea. la la I a field of apoplexy, la her eiirr-nrtaraar. ror anaay ri ani.raea count bt BAIJ.TM Oa J.a a tail baabaod ef Mai'4a rawnl trmm a tate rnaetoa A. Cao. IO A.

M. ba late r.t Uim Ar. tor t-r. oa Meo j.a. a.

taii. lk-i' ste. w.bat.r. la er hrwe W.loed d.a.bt a IM tate JoAra tm It. aad iaa b.

Ca-hrr. aw ral ort.i Le oa 1 baraiUr oeaiaa. Il)t Vaehiatvaa tt. I a ad fwrw rjanra tic CArtrwr oa aowdar. Jaa.

T. Ix at Wee. eevb re imim I.rtoav wile of grW-el A- tara.ia, oaaafct of rraoeao a'Saa. aat iaa Ue Jaaaa a. Wolrt.

la lo IM year reeeral wl.l b. bell ml TaeeAay saora-as. Jaa. A 0M eaca. CAJtDCrrv Tb.

Hear 4 af puatiara or a Sletarbood af lb. riav i ductlon of the Miracle In London. for which Humperdlnck wrote the mu sic and conducted tbe rehearsals of an orcttestra of 200 musicians. Magistrate. Gil Toy's Condition.

Magistrate Eugene C. Ollroy Is still In a critical condition In BL Joseph's IIos- J'M Wight to Wed Harry Martin. Mr- William A. Slayback an-. tne engagement of their niece.

T0f to Martin. No Martln ot tills cute has been for the. wed- Nation Chief i "un very low. was in- Waltrr Mlaa L. Nolan, Mra.

EL i Walker, Mr. and Mra van jer eiuia VThe finer grades only. on Chief Duffy, who vii "Avenue "4 on wno nignt last, when a reno nl wagon. th.u,.;i a serious condition his wiher he 11 an1 doubt ne will recover. rt- a.

BUACEIJiTS OtoSTOO0 Theodore A.KohaSSoa JEWELLERS, 321 Fifth Avenue at 32nd Street tur. of tho Priaca of Wales, Hatton'a Tare bong ma picturea of tn. naval rariew, and Lonely Nlaht" will ba aurSV whan -Tha Buneet on the Nile la ahown. During tha tntermlaaion th. music will be th.

waits song. Cartta." Guatav Ambers; and his comnanr at tha trying Place German Theatre hare arranged to noia a reception on rtuaaay evening, Jan. to tn. mem wire or 1'rol Max Relnhardta Bumumnn company, that la to becln a Naw Tork aeaaon at tha Caalno Theatre ea Jan. la.

Haveral of tho company at tho Irvine; Place Theatre have appeared la va rious Bumumn organisationa George Beban has been engaged by Weber and Heloa for tnelr coming Jubilee. Mr. lie ban was seen recently in Tba Hlan of the Rose." Fhfltl selection ef the chorus girls will take at tne Broadway Tbea tr. to-aay. Lie bier A Co.

have angaged Marlon Manola for tba rol. nf Mrs. Klnnear In "White Masla." and Charles Waldron to be leadinj man with Viola Allea In Tha Ilerforda" Henry favase'a production of The Million moved from the Thirty-ninth Street Theatre to tha Herald Kquar. lait night to continue Its New York pttal. Far TtOCkawsy.

II. IS SUfferlSg I years aha tanaht echool In from typhoid fever, and at th. hospital last evening it was saia mat ms trjji-perature was very high. WHY 0T KEAlXZS 5 NET INCOME hl.nr at White ilouea. Lobaaoa.

aad Head In at on. TVti-f rim mmr mmA former re. Idee of tile eltr. IM at Jehaanee-burg, Bouth AfrV-a, oa Nor. ar.

Ur. Itlaloa aa born la thla eltr fnrtr raara are. a4 vaa educated at tbo Co lore ot tha t'l'r of Vnrb mmA tha Columbia eVbool of Mil re a tlmo he waa emptored br the Central neilroad of N.w Jereer. and later eetered the from your savings, or Surplus, without risk I aervic ot Naw Tork as one af tbo eaciaoers or worry I I aaooclated wllb Mr. raraoos in planning- tne W.

have Dover paid lea. than thla for 111 preaeal Subway. While otMrarad la that work. I Vr ni.u. ill weal ta Svah You can Invent any sum from lit to I Africa, for bla aoalia.

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