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fe-TUB?<AT, EOB aaatafBBI '. W-'
n-ned nnd publlshed dally by tbe Tribune
Aaaoclation. a N?-w York oorporatlon; 0*-4?
M. Retd Preaident Cond# Hamlln. Secretary;
JamcB M. Harrctt. Trraaurer. Addresa. Tribune
Bulldin.. No. l.',4 Naaaau atreet. New York.
0 P.lFTION RATES?By Mall Poata.e
Pald, outaldB of Ureatcr N?- York.
I>ally and Suiular, on>- month."_'_a
Dally aml Fumliy, six moiutia. ??*?
Delly aml .Sunday. one year. *? ?
l>atly only. one month. ?H
Dally ori)>, six month*.. ?) . ft
Dally only. oa* jrear. J-S
Sunday only, ala montha. .', "|!
Sunday or.iy, one ye>ar. ?J
I?tajfa t ibacrlptions to ai: count rlea ln tbe
t niveraal Poatal Unlon, taoloaina postaK**
DA1UY AND SI'NDAY:
One month.$1 BO | 'Jne y.ar.?1? 40
\D\Y ORXT:
S.x tnouthe.|?0TJ?"P? vear.I? M
DA1I.Y OM.Y. . ooa
One month.|! 02 1 Un?- year.112-8
CAKADIAN HATES
DAILY AND BTTWDAY:
OBM month.II 00 One year.|10 ,.S
DVI1.Y ONI.Y
Oee month.$ .SO ' One yeor. .
81'NDAY OM-Y:
' One month.8 .-r>0 One year. 84 38
.l?.00
BOIaiBll it t ?? VoatofTVe ut N-w York aa
Seton.l Clnas Mall Matter.
Our r. ? Jera will confer a faver br advl.lnR
ua when they are unable to procure a 8809
nf Tl e Tribuno from their newsdealer.
Address: Tribnn*. ClfOBflat?? OajpeftBBt
NOT DEBATABLE.
Mayor Guynor says he will upbold
tlie imdiTi rats made by tho BkBard of
Aldcrmam *_I oll tlie dobotoblo thimrv"
But ajrll] cuTrct all tbe B-_b_-oi the
:il(lorm..n made. If tho Mayor rOOllj
_oaj tboi be wiii t?tore aororol lao*
portant city departinents of the Becea
-??1ty ol limpluf* through tbe 00X4 IllCll
year aihl onabie thoiu fo du emVientlv
. tlie work tlny purport to do l>ut. B-Offl
M?f pNper funds. could only boil do.
1 Alresidy tbe Mayor bat? proinised to re
' store the fiits iti the OaTdaOOtOO for ihe
l'.,ard of aM-COtaOtV whlch ls an ex
icoUoot beirinning He has giveu. lo
ibut. a lair exumple of what may l>e
>upposed to appeal to him II ? '?lis
1?ke" on the part of tbe ok-l?BO at?<l
aot "a deba table thing."
It would aurely be thought bardly
?lebatal?ie to declare thut mooej apeoI
! to protect tbe < ity from ejride?dca and
' to Irsip Ptamp oul diooofO aroi weil
spenb Therefore tbe Mayor may I.e
oxpected to raotofo to tbe o_titootea for
; tho Healih Pepartment tbe III
? oliminativl bj tba lldot-MO. Tb|l
i inouoy ajsjfl nieant to he t-xpended fOf
i IriBpoctlon of school <-hildrOB, iuHudiHg
1 the puplls of pOTOCblll mIiooI-. befe
lofore unim-perted l.y tbe Board of
Health. It ta_I 10 PI DOetl lo Ihe I ity's
?M.rk to stamp BOt UabOITOkloll and for
inspoctlon of bokorleo ind other ploeea
where fwdatufl? 010 inamif.i'ttiretl. lt
nould bl I nilstake to brook down all
tiier-TrroTi-f-tiori <>f tbe public wrrko
wjjleh tbo eivil service regttla_0a_ lf
f.if.l. and | lni-takt' on j leao ln de
jrreer lo ma_e thal pfOtaCtlO- HM
i-ieur thiin lt lii.w is be ertppllog tbe
<"Tv1r Beftice runuiiivsi(.ii Tbe iVfoyot
niat Ui"i.''ore be expa t.'.l lo reatoro to
thal body ihe amount the ald? nnen <-ut.
from ItB aiiiTopriatioi.s. .\^ h llWjreT
:ini| ITOT be -houhl ileem it I
inlsipke to deprlve the poblk libtari.*
? .f'?*(inis whlch tbe Board of aaOtirnoto
acknowie<lpes aboold be paid i<> them
in fulfllment of COPtrBCt-Bl OWafOtaOOO.j
i Gota in tbe O-tteuitao of tbe Cborltko
Department Wbicb woald handicap tbe
workbig forcoa of the city boopttobi
aroT?d Beeoi to be ? bopIooi iiiaatiara
It hoaaaooi tluit the Board of Alder
inerj. in uiakinj; (hese cuts, did BOt Rive
study and time 0_?3_gb to tbe matter
t.. disoover wbether they really were
"dobatable fhlrijfs." They slanbed for
tlut sake of pollths 'l lie Mayor. if he
foltows Ihe example of fosteriug de
pHrtxoental efficiency pet by his prom
! Ise to rewtore the appropriations of tbe
Knftrd of Educutlon, will veto m'^t of
iheir work, for the clty'H sake.
A GOVERNOR AND HIS OATH.
The einphatic condemnatiou of <Jov
. ornor Blease by tbe confereute of
(iovernors will bardly brlnK that bla
' tant demn/fOKue to a seuse ol deceney,
btit it does give grateful notbe to the
world Uiat 8outb Carollna is _]00?
i among the states in belng represented
hy on advocate of mob inurder and IB
oflicial who shouts "To hell with tbe
Constltutlon:" whiih would lotoifere
, wlth the x_stlme of lyuching uegroes.
Lt la doubtleag too bbb__ to erpect
j that Governor Blease will take hlmself
! at hia ewn word and resign the offlce
\ whlch he dlsgraces. He sald that
f when the Conatltutlou stepped between
? hlm and the defence of white women
i ibat4a, tholr defence by letting their
r'aaOOllpnta be tnurdered by mobe witb
out trlal?he would reslgn. He known
lt doeo ao Interfere. He know* be ts
bound by his oath to protect the ne
groeo ln their right to due prooess of
law. ? Bet he apparently haa no more
regirrd for his own oath than for tbe
Onptifration whlch he consignB to hell
And he thlnks the people of South Car
olinai are equally indlfferent; for he an
nounces that he expeots them to pro
mote trim to the Unlted States Senate.
rorhapa they will. South Carollna has
done some queer things.
THE HEIR APPARENT.
Mr. Theodore Dougias Roblnson. wbo
aa a sort of helr apjiarent has sucoeed
ed tb the state chairinanship of the
T'regTesslve party on the retirement of
Mr. Hotchklsfl, has a Job of man's ^ize
otr his banda. He must live up to his
pr?Iecessor and, ln a seuse, Mve down
bl* unr-re Theodore. That la to ?ay,
b\* election ls sure to efamp tbe Pro
g5e8oivi?? aa a peraonally conducted
coUectlon of enthuslasts unless he fore
siaJls ibat roriult. In the realm of po
litical organlzatlon be must build I'ro
greealve niachlnery up tbe wtate, wliere
11 does.uot exlut, aiul complete it ln
thia ('Ky- where his party jxilled a jrood
vote onder extremely favorable ?ir
<uniRtance'8.
Thls 1h a heavy weijrtit for youns
Kliotllders. One of Ihe reasons given
foe hle aeleetlon wsh that he had liad
much polltlcal experlence upstate and
wa* tboroajghty famlliar wltb eondl?
tiona there. Vet when he flrwt Bonjtht
oflaee aa a reold.-nt of Herklmer (*oun
ty the voteru aald he waa a New York
4'ity rni.n nnd rofu?ed tn take him sori
oualy, even as a summcr reeidenl
..f tbe M.'i'iiwk \iiiu-y. untii be bad
made ii If.itst'-to-lioiist* .-aiiv.'iss, which
<liii\vi'(i iiim to be nt li'ii^f :i gooaj Bfbt
4-r. lic luis Barred an* i.tiu iu iii?" Vv
aemuly, arbere ii?* ibowed BBrneatoe*"
BAd di-votiou to cattSUB nnti-inm-liii.4'
projawfa, trbereby be ara* rendered n
llttle laaa effectta** la any BateinatlT*
trorfe tiiini tho ivafaftj Bmt-yeBr ??
M'uiMyiiuiii. Three itrugglei for nom
inntloti nnd ofthe have prove.l that I"'
h;.s pa**ae*/*raoca aad an aat?aal mtnd.
llc will B*ed tO tnko lii-i taab very **?
riotisly :.n.l hiniself 11<? t nenHy so much
bo if ba is to HO'-ompiisii nnythlng.
PHILIPPINE POLICY.
1'i.sjdent 'J'nft ajpeakg with nulhority
011 tho PbUlppiBht*. His oa n uueipinlhsl
UpBtleUli* with the people of tho isl
amls and tbeir prohlcms of govemmont
nnd LIs iimpiostloneil devotion to th.'ir
l.pst interests give to tlie urguinent*
of his message ii peouliar elaiin to th"
D's.ie.'t and coiiKitlerution of UM COtaO
try.
It will he *aid. doiibiless. (hat he ll
merely pre**B_BB ax B BBBttcr of r*0>
ord the views t?f un o*JCffa*_g PlBBldonl
from whose policy the people ha\e
tniiieil away. and the advocates of the
plan to set tlie f'hillppini'S adrift will
point to the DgflMatnitk plntfWin.
which fuvored a pledge of early Inde
pentlence for the lshinds.
But when Mr. Ts.lt spenks of the
PlUllppinavi he apeaka ool aa t. defeat
ed niniiiiate dataodlng n rejected pol?
icy, but as :i dlallrtefY0t?d sialesuian
v lio has dOM !H"Ve thnii IDJ Otber
man fur ihe :idvan<vnieii1 and proaper
ity of the Filipinos And he sp-aks t"
a [leople a majorily or whom BN far
fron beltertag in ti.e conrse Btarkad
OUt by the 1 lemocrntic platfoiin ln
1IHMI "iinperlitlism" was m vltal IsnTOC
in the nnrpalfn. When the campaign
was 0TOf ?'nnti-inijierlallsts" tha_
?orvea ronfeaaed tbat tbgy bad proaenl
ed tbeir . .ise squareiy and Ihe COUntry
bad decided aeaitiHt tbem Tbli fOBr
tbe a*a**8 was not even gglMrall] dl*
coased. The ptanb iu the Denioeratk
platftt? passed unnoticed. nnd tboufb
Mr. Wilson wins tbfOUfb tl.e dKisiot.
of hls oppooenti i iHt^e rnajoritj
Ihe vulers weie BgaillSl him. Tb*r*
is ao wariiiiii, tberafora, foi Mylng
that \iiieri.aii puhlic opinion faTOM
settint: up BB indepenilent l'liili|M>in>'
n.'itiou nnder Ameri.-an a^wnteea
Mr. Tafl iiupresslv ely potnts OOl tb*
dangera of th.' pending blll _rlTlii :>
iiinsi iminediate iiutouom.v IU??
i:i_ full indepeixlHice in plfbl JTOgW
Bl* leview of ihe profreu In Indue
U-y. edtiealion nnd self-govenuncjit UD
rler American control Bbowa ? arorfc "'
. ivili/.ition miexnnipJed iu ihe blstory
..f cotontel KoveruMi.-i.i. is it all t.. be
Iflccd by abandonlng tbe teachlof.
uith tbe leaaoo bail learned, I]
pponae to tbe demnnda ot ImpatJenl
tbeorista al home aii-l gmbitlovj aei
taton, in the Lalandsi Wbtl thai ll
worth while COUld the fpaal body of
the Fillplno* gel tbrougfa todependenw
that they do not enjoy iu>wV An.i wluil
proapaet of rnnnnglng ? free Indepen
denta^rrerament Dngutded byAinericin
leadenblp would they ba*e trltb only
:i p.i cent ot tbe bibnbltant* gble t->
rote under nogt iii>t*rai frtncblse tawn,
ui:h only S per eenl of I?etn rendlog
th* puhlic pre-s. with a inilliou Pill?
plao ehUdfcn Btfll Bnran?**ed by Ihe
^ hoois deepite their ajronderful exten
Hrgaj, with a populatlon nia.le Uf ?f
tweutv-four tribes and rac**, m D.1
vtiii iu bnrtarlain.Bpeaklof atartoty of
langnagea, and niore than 80 i ei cent
<>r the people nnable t" read or writ.--'
Indor bu< h .onditions r.al Belf-gOVCTn
|g| Imb-p-n.ience BJOIlld I"' UaipOi
The form of Indapendenc* would mer*>
Iv BBTT* BB "lluarcby of h few laadera,
rblefly from the TBfllOg
A pledge 4if iu.lependeii'-4- Iu ? Ifbl
years woui.i t.e th.- beglnnlng "f in
trii:ue. ThOM who \irge it say that If
disnst.-r threafens we can reiiac* our
Btep*. Bul they kuow that thi* w.uld
OpOB us to tlie reproHch 4>f breHklnc
folth. and they know thal. no matter
how overwhelininir the evidemc of er
ror. they thomKelvos wMild be loiab-st
in proctalmlnf the obHgattoa of oi
tlonal bonor lo ke?'p the pledge re
?ranlb-ss of tlie .njuiy elther to thi'
filipinos or ourselves Th* ?aVfBflini'd
against the daniror "f unw 1-.* |.:.-di-'es
Is not to make them. but to fo 00 a- we
have been dolng, glvlng our nnaelflsb
Hid and (ruidaii' e to ihe Filii.inos.
naklhg them pr?*<i)erouK nnd tlttlnc
them for sell'-irovernment nnd l.uvinu'
Iheir ultimiite destlny to he delei inlned
naturally. Onlt?g the PhlHpplnM BB
independent natioii will not make tbem
one. and untll thdr Inhabltinta are ln
reallty a bt_Mg*ala*T*t1l people. equlppad
to suatain tlmtnselves, no papec kov
.rumeut will glve them -?? urity. nor
would any Ktiarniitee t)ii our part l?4>
effeetive. for tbe powers of tbe world
would not tolerate dlsord.T or iiit.T
ferwiee wltb tbeir lutMrests by peoples
wbose freedoDi of a.tlon we pieteude.l
to guarantee while refiiKliiK to exel
riHe rwtralnt on their BgegBBM
BARNARD S NEEDS.
Harnard Collejre *?u?;tji t? fiiul llttle
dilHculty iu obtniuliiK the $2jOOO,<KiO
wblrh lt net?ds to enlartre Its fa.-illtles
bo an t'? b4? able to aicominodate the
jouuk women wbo ?eek to attend It.
'Ibe demand 1h ? niotlest one com
pitred wltb tbe sums which r-olle^es
for men are ln tbe hablt of ask!nn for
antl KettliiR. A .'ity wbi?h hat* several
unlveraitles and .-ollejres for tMm\ some
of tbem among tbe largest in tlie .oun
try, abould see th* need of extonding
tbe usefulness of Harnard. the only in
Htltution 4.f Its kiud for young women
within itB lirnlts.
The needs of Barnard are plain. It
has oiitgrown its equipment and ita
endowment. Its halls are too small to
ueciammoilate Uk elasses. alfbl bun
tlred Httub'iits beln^ liislriute.l in
buildinjrs fitti'd for the tegiehtng Of
only llve buudieri. A cytnnHsiuin, an
niidltt.rium BBTg* enttiiRii to \j"U\ tbe
atud<*nts and an addlti^.nal dorrultory
are nei'ded if tbe eollege is t4? grow
and InereHee its eapacity t?. serve tbe
4'ommunit.v. And its teiubers' salaries
nre as iiiiKli below what they Bliould
l?e as ls everythlntc else nbotit this use
ful instltiition. which has been strain
iriB for Hfreral years to do its utmost
with its lna.iecpiate means. Vcxv rraiiHes
abould appeal more to tbe weallby uiea
and women of Sa)W Vork tlian tlie le
relopmeol of i reolly greel b_at1tt_-e_
for llie blgber edtication of woiuiii.
COOKING AND JURY DUTY.
The idobo Jorj of womeu ooatly cut
ihe Grordloo knoi of eetabUebed inKti
tmiotis. win-n tbe jndge toM them
thol ii was Impooolble to adjourn tho
conrt ?? that thej mlgbl go botneaind
prepore dhmen for their fooxlltea they
simply pol on their hals. WOOl home
:iini preporod the dlnnera lo i.tiict
Wltb tbe "iinpossll.llity" of the court
there woa tbe primlttve Impoarrfbillty of
letting their men fot_ go bungry. Tbe
one wia eonveotloool ind tbe other
natiiral. and llie naiunil won
ID tbe face of Ibis wliii! i- Hkely to
beOOaTM Of the thousand and one im
pooaibtlltlei wbicb roofren! us umler
oiir institutions'.' A fePOB that COOld
make l court Will while dinner was
belng cookod might do almost uiiy
tbtng. TbO iin'idcin has its grOTI its
well as its imoitng slde. Wltb women
exercfatrtg the loffrogo ? new roloitlon
nf tbe relative _aportOOCO of confllct
ing inieresfs B_tetl Into tho determlmi
tlon of pollcles. How nii|iorlant do
women regord poMtlcol In*tltottom ia
coinparisoii wltb, for exnmple, tbe in
Mitulion of fillifiir Ihe family stomach
at tbe noon boorl **Wbo1 is the Con
stifutioii bOtWOtO friends" ls st joki
only so long us this is a man governed
countrv.
AFTER THE MIDDLEMAN.
The 'Votifoteij. e of pTOdUCen IOd
rtmera" whieh is belng beld under
tho dlrectlon i>t tbe Board of lYode
aud Traniportotlou to oonslder rorloui
queotloi? beering on Ihe blgb <"st of
Helng has do pltj for tbe mlddle
men The flrraera told boirowlng
talea ?>f Ihe pooflti made ' n tl.ci
Bblee, while llii J were rOCOlTlOg
i arely enougb to tueble them to keep
their faniiH ru_nin_. ProdOCOf ;<"''
imer, one of the apeokera de
<iaied, were eontributlng to nuintal
yacbta ind intomobllea for nMmben
of ihe Prodnce Bxchongo, whlle tbe
non-prodnclnji comn&teaion mercbenl
weot unreguloted by low and acca
muloted mi proflta i wonM ba Im
pceelbie, be nolntoined, lo eirry oul
l(i,v detei. puienl of firm
landa uoa uuworked whlle tbe fii
Wbo bld to fiirnMi lue COpltll Hinl
tbe IhI>.>; wa* it the _mrcy ot 11 b
mlddlemon and tbe broier, who
Bqueeced blm ??!! prlcea ind could abul
him OUl Of tbe mark't t? ;ill prO<
piirpoeee If be proteeted too mot_,
Undouhtedly 11 la dlol 1
former to Itoow tbil beina for e
be rocelvei 00 ceati i P ,"1"
m BO a busbeJ ll rotall ind to n Boi I
tbat the bulk of tbl prodl goel
'?iiilddleinan" or brOBOT afe>l II I- I
to aee bow any proctlcol Byeteui ??'
bandllng firm produt la i an be de
rteed i" ell_r__ite tbe mlddleuian
I a/moro' i o^hpatoUi b '
? or leoa auccei
their Belltflg igents or mlddh
the advantige to tbe former Ijrln
the Btrengtfa of comblnotlon. II
doubtedly Iroe thal ?" preoenl Ibe
farmer- and rOtlll dei.ler- .
...t the mercy of tbe prodti ??? brobi
:i min and thal M I
. check on l. 1be " ''
.? wbicb baa been
gatlng tbe blgb coal ol lb
Klren moicb ittenMon to tbh portlcu
14* 0f tbe problem, taklug I
monj from finneri, produce i
Ntorekeepera and retollera ll
it has det Ided tb I bowoeor Ibe i
ll(.i Byotem may be i.I< nlaod
, uopeia'.'.ii of nruw ra Bocouragi d
tbere musl be a rhe b on tbe brokei
and hllli drowo by tbe romm|Mlon to
eiie, t ih.it objed will be Introduced in
tbe neal Legislature ll la nol I
ted thol prices * III drop auddi
tbereafter, bol if tl"- formoi geta more
for bla produce and Is eucouroged lo
erroa more f.latuil ? ?.*' Mil1
uare been ??'???-<?ihj?li-i ed
BRITI8H COLONIAL UNION.
The Canadlan prOpOOll tO BOOtributO
to tbe I'.fiii-h navy 0701 nol onexpected,
bivtng heen deoriy fortceel h fort?
rtrghl or rooro igo by alr. Borden and
Bome -if his coUeejuea Nottbor bj n
niivei or miprecedented, aloeo Aootrolli
iOOg IgO adopled | -iniliar polfey, a
few areea- a*-" ? number >?( lodlii
princee agreed to imite in addlng ? teo
Bblpa t" the Brltlib novjr, tbere boi
i.n tolk of ihe Pederated Ifohiy Btateo
dolOg tbe MBJO, and Ceneial P.otha and
his feiiow ex Booro il Cipe Towb Bro
at IhlB inoineiii pltiiitiing to bulld for
Ihe Impetiol Admlralty a *M|-OdPOB of
half I dozen crulsers, to h" maniied and
ooiiirolled hy tha Adinirnlty, bnl lo bt
ke|it In or near South Al'rican tfOtOra
Cinede'a ..ffer of tbtee nrsi eloaa bol
tleahlpi is of more iinjiorlaii'e than
any of tJp-Oa, as is tittin? for Ihe rJeb
i+t Of the (s.lonlet*, BQl lt O_C0II from
them ln dOgtOO and BOi in kind
There is BO real novelty, ?.iilter, in
the accotnpanyliig rtiiKgestioii, or rjOtV
dltlOb, that CbnodO shall have a min?
ister || l.ondon as a im-mber of the
Iniperlal DofOOt? < IOO_DlttOI and sluill
BOfe I BO?O ln the foreign pollcy and
fnuiHactloiis Of tbe emplrO, BOlOM lt b??
bimply that tliis is I further extension
of an existinu' ptilafilple and pTBCtJCO.
Bome years pgo H BT8? formally agreed
and olllcially announced that all Itrll
ish dlploniHcy affeCtlng Ihe self-goveni
Ing colonlen wonld thereafter be con
dOCtOd with Ihe a<ivlce and BOBa?1 nf
thOM <<>l'inies. and that 110 tfOOty Mf
feCting the InlentdH of a colony wotihl
he concluded wlthout its approval ; and
tbat prudent and c(|iiltable. lf |l tlmcs
atXOOWbtl ciimla-rwime, |uinciple boaj
heen sci ii|Uilously upliekl ever sinc<
The present proposal would maintain
that priiiclple IBd extend it to the do
maiii of iinperial defODCO as well aH of
tliplomatic negotiation.
TbO iilmost unanimoiis nnd geneially
entbiishistic BfajfrtOfll Wbicb ls trlveu to
tliis arrangemeiif b] the Brltish prOOi
nnd tbe lowrinro wbicb Ifr. Bordoo
sa>s he has?that it will be welcoined
by Ihe Ilritlsh governnu'id present a
siiong contrast t?? tbe BritiHh attitude
toward the colnnles ln other n-spects.
Agfllu and iigaini they have made OOOP
tures to the I'nited Klngtlotn for ceitain
BpjBaajiajl of iniperlal fcderntloii or
iinion of other kinds than military, only
to have them lOTBOlBOal The sehetue of
it tariff unlon of the emplre has par
tlculaxly been nnnthema to the govern
ment Bl Wesfminster. nor haa any ma
Iciial eiicoiiniKoment boen glven to any
plans for colonlal parth-ipntion in ad
iniiiistiative oi- legMativp affairs. save
in th.' one niatter of illplomacy alr4-a.lv
noted. Appai'4'iilly colonlal iinlon and
. oo|iorati<>ii are deMrad ln BOthtaB but
mllitary and [M.Ientially military af?
fairs v.veriheiess, the nreeptani'e of
ihls Canailian offer, with itB comlitions.
bj the present Libentl and almost Kndi
cil jroveniinetit means much in Itself
nnd sirikincly smrirests how much more
ln the BBflft* directloii niiirhf B* daXIB if
the Inloiiists. .omuiitted to Mr. Cham
l.nlaln's colonlal and fl.sonl polbles,
should he retnriicd to powcr. A Krltish
Rmplrc in ihe six coiitlnents with irn
perial laajiiaaMBilalllB goveriuneiit. im?
perial defeiwe and an Imperial systera
of free trade within and protection
wlfhont would lie a jrreater factor in
ihe worl.l's atTairs than the etnplre ls
to-day.
Hovernor Bleases sentlmciUfl rei/nrd
iiiK the f'onstltutlon are extremely
I'rogrosslve.
The real issue in this divorce of
Mayor Q**/*)or Graaa th* i)4-mocnitic
party appenrs to be "Dbl the Mayor
"descrt tlie paity or the party the
"Ma) "r""
The Frencti old age pension system,
whi.h has boen ln force for nearly a
year and a half, Is working bo badly
thal it is now purposod to amond tho
laat by making it compulsory. Ter
:t is flaalrahla t<> ecaapal people to
tak* peoMoas, whether they want ihem
,ii not But irhal fnm >? poann moat
m rn oi ii p*n*lona tc>r the
afftd as bountiee for batrtai In that
thrift ., mtl ? tne old ;ire genetally
v.ell ciiie.l for. Bttl BO dOVlCe ba* ) ot
been found for emouraging a legftl
tmiie locr**aa of the Mi th rata
La*rr*n<**, M >-?. propoaae ta have ?.
i boi ? deshjn b ;i aon*/*y
aa t) pa> .il <>( 'he life and ln?
ry of the clty." Somethln4r arhlob
will - what life- is like on earn
? ii tlie clty** woollen
tuiiis, for exariipt* '
- ?
..r iii- Ka i ittei -
tin ls w.ii i.n:8j that Internattonal
n broi ghl bo Boarar so
llmltatlon "f a_raaaa**ot* ia
la r*d - *ria*ro*nt* or e. en
ea*e is
? ? . ra ? oi 8*8* of 'he ih M ?: ?
nt state of atTalra I
I ittttnde "f Ihe i;r*.u
. i i it ptronfly
sukk'--' tha thinn*** of tha hair t ?.
wht< h th'- B* "id of 11 ?< BJ04 l*a I
?? '? I !,?? \Mi| .'I
THE TALK OF THE DAV.
I ,...:.l: , l
? -,> Of
t- II* It. II ?
i. Im
porta ? t ,i i .;. io '-.imi .< pr
., . i ?? .-..?? h?-n
. I
. thia
_ll flJllire , OIlltllHIlllH
-..ii to lt*
,lm:. thla
? i. bba !?? pometblnfi
..- p .
? .il; ' i '..w p" frotn a 'i ?? ? ?iiirn
Un| | -'.i aia
'i
PheiUd b? 'ca r.-wunl II he do** rt*ctit
...
?. i ... i
.
Iraadi
' ind that'a g"t Blm Ju*t imir
,|.hal?et 1 111 bOplng
tootb. *ai "f
? r*r*a i'i<*s
IllVl.i.lS ol' TO-DAY.
p) a and iiinac.il.it.
il ?! her itii.tor car.
Takli | B ?"!. t.?:
a* ,i plaaaanl |*********i
.she araa K"ir.K eaat to a*e
? f.,,,tt)Hii k taaa BBhTBl b*,
\a the grldlrol. hutjklea weie
< if Boosa lataraat t<> bee,
TfMrUgh B*r <"".vdon waa not
i. it- a grMlTOB 88**** What^
H- thal aa lt B*ay, BB* drove.
T* tlat Hcademlc tir^s,
Na*Vr araa*** dasalc ahadea the> fougbt,
Bl*d ai.d 'i"l aa brave ijrtd* ought
S. ineh'.w. Juai how la not known.
I'i.?-. i tl- tha I'ftll whs throw ii
\t let fe.-t ktid 4'orjdon
i ,,ii-. .i aad atterai on a i tia,
B J lue I'lr.llla. with the Bt*
Mut - and JMUB holh ailtnl: ??
ln the B*r**B of the fleld,
Boorillag thua to ahrlnk und >le|.l.
l.!t upon th* plgakln there,
I'ottilni,' to b*r throiiKh the alr.
And ahe kl< ked that foothall over
Nlnety \arda of l.'rHM? and clover,
Kl< keil a hole e|enr) throuah It say,
Pbyllta aaa the Baaae thal dav
w .1 LAMPTON.
"WOt'a ln!l.?led cirierM> HIU"*"
"Ounno! I'ss Ita nioi.ev huI'i heen
?lilown ln.' ' lloaton Tranaoilpt
A coi reapnndenr ln the lialkitna has
wrltteti home to say tl.ut thu Uiils.iriani
ba** lenleii ? veti the Japan'-ie in their
ablllt] t<> aluk all peraonul < onal.leratlona
for Iba K""d *f their country. Tharo hav.
b**g no nfiu-;iil llata p'lhllaliitd of the Ilul
Kurliin klll-d or wuiinded, and an order
ba* b**a batoad t.? th* annv forbi.idi.iK
Ihe B0B8**t* from rnentlonlnK the death or
Injiirv of nny of their rompanlons ln writ
tiiK home Thua the. relntlvea of many of
the men In the fh id will not know untll
tlie wm la over whether their love.l on*
have e**A* tlmtUKli BBfMy or not Tlm
the.ii> ?hlch dlctatea thla policy of se
? recy la that tho tndlvldual la of no ron
S'.jiience, whlle the aiicrea* of the natlon
la nll Important
Tcacher?Vou see, lu.d tlie lanib been
ohe.llent and stayed ln tlie fold It would
not have been eateu Ly the wolf, would
lt?
Boy (promptly) ? No, ma'am; It would
h;.V)- b**n cnlen hy tis. -Bketoh
THE SUNS OF NIGHT
The Olorious Galaxy a SpectacuJar
Exhibition of the Heaven/j.
To the Btltor Of The TlllllBal
Mr: Kveiy clear evening now, riaiiig
alowly and aplendldly from the eastward,
Ihe most apectacular aldereal eahlbltlon of
the diukoned flrmament Im to be aeen,
aparkllns; and acintlllatin* hehlnd and
above the roofs and aplrea of this huffe
metrupolla. On aome clear, cold, rloud
leaa, moonless evenln*. from some stand
polhl icinoved from the dazzllnjr Klltter
? if el.ctric llxhts. from hljjh ronf or aniid
sub.irhan a.iiroundtngs, one Hft4-r another
of the star gems and constellatlona of
whnt may l?i called tho "alorlous galaxy"
la to be aeen cllmblng slowly and splen
4__U- _uui tb* 4j*_iward horlzon toward
the flrmamental zenlth. Among theae
starry beacons of our December akle*
there ahlnea l.rlghtly and placldly the
three rlnged planet Saturn. and tlie star
gazer will have Uttle dlmVulty In ftnding
this famoua and unique planet, hecause
of Ita Inactlve. mlrrorllke app**J*nca and
because lt is situated not far Br**B***nt*>
ly from the ruddy aun Aldebaran 8M
the haxelikv group of the Pldades ln the
conatellatlon of Taurtts, the Hull.
The brilliant. aparkllng aun ("apella is
in tha van of thla "glorlous galaxy."
glltterlng like a sldereal . rown at the
apex of tho conatellatlon of Aurlga, or
tha 'harloteer. Queen ''apella la. of
couree. far the brightest ?.f the slx prin
clpal auna conatltiitlng AurlKa. part of
whlch lles against the hackgroumi of ibe
well known Mllky Way. and la the sky
nelifhborhood of Queen CageltB and Au?
rlga there la to be B**B the ruddy aun
Aldebaran In the mldst of the conatella?
tlon Tauriis. with the hazellke group of
the nilnute Plelades ln the saine conatel?
latlon. Below ruddy Aldebaran and Tau?
riis there aparklea splendldly the famous
conatellatlon of Orlon, with Ita nlne prin
clpal suns. The brighte*t ?>f theae nlne
paa* are. laagaetlvatr, Klgel. Betelgeuae
and Bellatrlx, although Betelgeuse le
named Alpha and Klgel ia Heta of this
conatellatlon. Betelgeuse belng at the top,
Klgel al the bottom. while between tha**
two aun? there glltter th',- three "boit
atara" of Orlon. These thn-e "belt stais"
form a sort of dlagotiul Ilt.e. or link whlch
polnta Id tbe dlrectlon of the horlzon
pretty ncciirately towatd tk* glortous and
lncomp*f*J '<? aaa B**i*a\ at the top of its
conatellatlon, 4 anis Mujor. As would ba
expeeted from Kl B??rj/ hrllllancv BTiBg
Slrlus ls the Mlghtcst of all the suns of
night bh vlslble from -out llttle earth
Above Klng Slrlus and the BV8J other
prlnctpaU anna of CBala Major, caatamrdty
(?,.?,, Orlon nr.d Its brllllants. there sp;,r
tbe fitat magaStnOa *i n Proa
*.:th Ita lii'-onstilcuous < otiHteliati.
Caala Mrnor i-aaatry, abov* Pr*? n and
Csnla Mlnor th*r* sidn.- the Iriaaparabla
twi-i laaa Caatei aad Polla* altai
ai tha end af tt.e Boaaawbal reetoaeTolai
onati llatloa ?t OaaMal Al la* othei a I
0f .;, ninl, i ioae iipuu tha BuraUrtoaja
tnyrl.ids of the Mllkv Way. tbe BtBT gB**1
.j fjamtaa af 0*_ nl. a aun that i*
popularl] bntrar* b| tha B*ma of All
Thia briaaa i i baet ta w ?"?,1 CapaHa
., i |.. eoi Btt II ition a iriga ai -i ln ""r
.,, trlg a* ba*e Biatttad and d?
briittaat paaa aad ata o*i
" these six oii.iiKnt puaa, Blrl ia,
,? :...j Big. i ar* tmong
the brtghteal of tha auaa ef night rtalMa
from ? ?? ? tb arhtla tb.naUUattaw
i wotid fajnoua M lt*
under favn ibb i ot dltlona lha ' i o
OD, H.? lt ' "1 :
aad x IntJIlaUng, frota borla m towar.
aanlth, bahlnd *ad ?br ? tha roofa and
? |>lr?? of thla b..?e '-.
CHARIJDB Kl '?"?>' HOLMKB
Boetotfc D*c. ?. II?I
REPLIES TO MR TESLA
Writer DiscuRsefl Claims of Mr. Laz
arovich to Servian Throne.
BMM ? ? ' Tha 1 I
lha letta* of Mr Taa a i
ll . h.tra t.
.,,,.,. -, ? Mi liaarlarlB?a ar*
v Teala'a fi ??? ? ?? I* a] i
i .. ioat . baraalag al
, .,. . laorad bln avai
; BMB U'ffer ? ?;: bl
?
m4 nl
lf Mr. i. ?
lenda tha ? m
...
..u. oi I ivelli t. no
could ind any faaM though th*l BtJgi I
? ? aa K?t.ei.- la ?a Mr. T*B1* ln
?.. BUl a?
lUaaal I I ' mlntnce ln t
?,,.., | ?a aaaaaat* ' ora Mr. Un ovtcb
per reporta, tha ah
upon tha
il ? t h* ta
tha rlghtfal b*li te tha B*rvl*n tl
Ba le the d*ao*n*?nl ?
mor< >v*r,
,,i.tt publlc BOl
. i, ii ia porrataBlbta I rltlelaa hlia
thla Baaa* patart ol rtew, a
nlghl ?? .1. procatod ao l?aag aa ne a
>;, i .,,, ii BtoatatkM M prlvata *tat
Mi Laaa ? I aava d lared ??? ? lad
..?. ,.t ai tha, bath p ibllclj aad prta i
|] , . w.. ,. ?? .,.' lilKb TMi
ti- Auatrlan army. H*re la a polnt thal
U opea t.. proof, uallki rtiaatowy <
,,f da*nanl rroaa M*p*fl Lna_ra>*1eb 01
inankovicb. al i dat* baeh to tafora
lOM a. D Aayb*d) avh* bnoara aaythlng
ol the aaati?J eaart ai?o Bsarara tnat
nothlng la eaaler than to obtaln Mtt_8*?
ther-lo If a man BBB BhO*) !-Klttm:it.- **?
p ant, and Bothlag i* bardaa II ba **?aot
Ther.f-.i.. 004 nilght .xp.-t thal Mr.
Lasatrovleb aroaM ta racognl?d la ? ?
trla lf. aa an 0BBC*r "f b*jh i :t,nU ln I N8
army, he bail ni.ide any claim to hl* tltle
iBori? l '???^', '? ",v poaseaalon a ;ctter
rrOBt the A'latrlan _blll*1BB8 ln WaslilnK
t<m de.-larltiK that nla tltle la imknown In
AuHiilii-Huii?ary and tbat BO BBbOOI Ot
Btgb uink la that army BrOald c.ll hltn
ae|f h> a tltle to whlch be had BO rlght,
ai.d that therefore "thlH l.idlvuluul 'if
claims all appear to be lnexact
I have Just obtatne<| a 00**/ of the cit
cular lea'.cd by the "Herbs of New Vork
to whlch Mr. Tcala refera as VtlafBI aa_
llbollooa I admlt that Ita tone la too ex
travagant and Injudlckni* from pag
Amrrlcan polnt of vlew. but any one can
aee at a glance tl at It I* almoet a Itteral
trana'.Atlon from the ..rlglnal Servlan and
expreaaea the Irullgnatlon af the 8et vlana
In AmerlcH. Tho glat of It. aaaertlng that
hls real name la lloudeteheck-t'hernuky,
lf authentlc. tnore than conflrm* th*
doubts cast on the uretenston* of Mr
I.siarovlch .1. ACTON LOMAX
New York, U*c. 3. 1912.
A SOLDIER'S RECORD.
To the rJdltor of Tbe Trlbnnc
rtli?: I notlred In to-day s lasue au ac?
count of th* death of the Rev% Joabu.i
Klmber. No mentlon w?\a made of hU
mllitary servicea during lh?' <'lvll U'ar.
At the ag'4 of twenty-aeven he BBlHM 1 aa
prlvate ln ibe 165th N?W York Volunt. cr
Iiifantry, 2d Duryea Zouuvea. was mus
tered in on November 28, ISai-, aa hoHpltul
sleward, and waa wltb bln refrlment at
the alcgo of I'ort Hudaon, on the R*i
Hlv.r expeditlon and ln riht-rldaii'a Bh**)*
andoah campaign, beaides taklng part in
many mimir engagementM during hl* three
yeurs' aervlce Ib; waa mustered out with
hls l*gllB*nt at Charleaton, S. C. on B**>
tember 1. I806.
He has alwaya been actlve in the v?t
eran assoclatlon of hls reglment, and for
years has been their chaplain, att nding
tha servlce on the death of a deceased
comrade.
Ha wna honored and beloved by the f*W
icinainlnK comradea who touche I elbows
during actlve servlce in tho War of the
Kehelllon
ROBaUtT WKl.t'H, Hiatoiian.
Brooklyn, Uec. 8, 1912.
U. S. 0FFICER8 IN LONDON.
London, Dec. 6?The American cavalry
commiatilmi, headexl by General MeCler*
naiid, arrlved here to-day. An extenslve
programme for the entertalnincnt of the
American aoldlera haa been arranged and
every tn.. ility *lll be glven them by the
War Offlce to enahks a study of the
bTBb. ?*h. a*a*Blaa bBW_BB?BBl
People and Social Incidents
AT THE WHITE H0U3E.
[Pren Th* Tribune ajoreaa
WnshliiKtorr. I'ee. O.-Prcsldent Taft
Uansmltted the second of hia BOrlafl of
flBaeeaajei te Cooajroam to?ay.
The Presldenfa morning waa occupled
wlth the CObtBOl meetlng Early thlB
afternoon he recelved the mt mbcrs of tho
Ohlo Valley Improvement Aasoclatlon In
the East Koom, and dellvered a short ad
ireea In leaponse to one hv t'olonel
\'am?, preetdeot of tha assoclation.
J'r.-sl.lent 'I'uft. followhiK tho reception,
oreal te Cbeep cliase to play golf with
BotlielBrj Hillea. Major RhoadeB and Mrs.
I-aughlln. and early thla evenlng attend
ed the rocaptlee of the Army and Navy
'?|ub.
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
IFrom Th- Trlhune Hureau.l
Washlngton. Dec. tj-The KerWaQJOl
Mh.later !.;.? gone to New York to remaln
untll the rtrat of next week He will be
one of the hosts at the ooenlng of the
Scandinavlan ArtB E-hlbltlon on Monday,
for whlch the Klng of Norway Ib hon
01*017 patroti and roi whlch the Eresident
haa accepted an Invitatlon.
The Netherlanda Minister and Mme.
l.oudon went to New Vork tc.-da.v. l*fOB_
Ueera tha raialater win go to snn Fran
Olaae for a three weeks' vlait. Mme.
I?udon will remain la New York untll
the flrat of next week. and will then re?
turn to the capital. _
IN WA3HINGT0N 90CIETY.
? Proaa Tha Tribune Boreau !
Waahington. Dec. ti.-The Armv aml
Navy Clt? formally OPeoed Its new house
this ofterneon i-v Btvtas a Noopt?_ from
t :io to : o'etoek. Preetdeot Taft. roenv
bera oi th- Cabtaet, ttse Bvproa? Oourt,
tht diplomaUo eorpe, all with their
fainiiie.s, .in.i othan aera ln the hriiiiant
BaeemblaBe, Rear Adotlral Hewton B.
Ifeooo, ''? I S . pioaldeol ol the club,
v,,ih aee?ted by Mra Ifaume aad Oeoorai
Edward a Oodwm, U. * I ? aad Mn
QodWla Hi re<?i*/tnS tho Ktiests. and was
further 888?tad b] OBaV08? of th- club
and their wlves ln dlepensing hospltaltt |.
The eveal was m the nature of a houae
araj?lof and H wa" tha itat tlma women
. 0 BbOWl ovr th. entlre bOOM
The re. eption at tha COngraiBlonol
Club thh. aft.-ti.oon waa In the nat.ire of
B hounewarnilnfc. aa the < lubhO-BB haa
been redororotO- ami refonoleaed
COraBreaa mI aun ? I In Aupoat Tha re
hono'- ol Barooeaa Bertha
:, nf \ :- 'ria, the poaea adeo
.-?(? nnd befora tha tea B04 doUvered an
aa ,.., ptei. Mra tiokerta, praaa>
deal of the eiub, reeetved I - ? alth
Baroneaa ron Botlner, and Mrs Wl
Bham i id Mra Beekmian IVIotn op
!? A
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
iiow urd Ta oi aaea tha mat ol a -?
oi fn'it dlnner danaaa loaI nlgal **? b?
' i.4th stie.-- for B?
. Bjteata daafhtar, MIae -teei
who *a* mtredoeed to aodety laal Satur
day al a reeeptlea atveti uy ber father
The B-eeta at dhaoot arera Mr aod Mra
? Ploh, Mr. hiiU Mn. Newbetd
Iforria, Mr u d Mre fjraht _?
i-HiM-. Mi ii? Mra Qorrotl B, Kip,
Mrb. _ereaaoo oeiiicns. j. Coleauui Drap
tiu. aod Cbarlea K Bafekaaoi
Among ihoea brelted for lta
,.. v arhleh followed wera Ma ? I
Mr*. Ga\nor, Coleael aod Mra IV1
Jay, JoBliie bi 1 Mr- lK.Pl
tea, Mr aod Mra BlUha Dyer. Mr. aod
Mra. Ii.?ii.:itea I - i Mr OOd M -
ChOI?e Liana (Hbeua. Mi MrB. _M
Leaeey Nicoii, Mr. and Mra Chai
TrVhiUsao, Mr. aod Mre. C. Led
Mr. aod Mre, Jumn Lawrt n
M. iini Mra John Adama i>.x. Mr
and Mn Batort 1 Mr. and
Mn B/IUIaai Plareoa Hamilton. Mi
Mra > - ? ? laeeo, M ?< I Mra
Arili Hl - I Mra 9
Maolt.. Mi aod Mra R h ? d ?i i
Mr. ood Mra Btapbea ll OllO Mr. and
Mra '"i-ieiek w. whitii.iKe. Mr. aod
Mra l'uti.k s. wiiherbee. Ura. Coroellua
C Cuylar, Mra Moaaa Taylor Carophetl,
Mm. Adoif Lodenburgi Mra van.i.
Mra. Wllliam K. \anJeihilt. -r, Mrs.
i:i...n \\ ngiit. Mi>s Aaselloa .*> Br
: ? ha de [_88?ej Comtoaoo, Mls.s
Adola Colaate, Mtaa Jutta Bdey, MIbb
.!.,., t i isb M;?s Uaiene rteh, Mlsa
Prancka, Mlaa ESuBOnla _U?ok?*g, MIbb
Laura H Ueloga??, Mis.s b_B? ffleoll,
Mlaa Audrej Oatwrn, Misa Brolty Win
Ihrop, -Uaa aVnaa u'right, Mi** i.-;i
WllOht, James A. Hlalr. jr.. H.ury S
Black, Lewreoce S Hutier. ilmrv iVews.
jr, Ollear Da l_aaeey ?'.>ster. Rawttna L
I'ottenet. Hamilton Klsh. jr . Sidn.y W,
Fiah. Rleherd Oonhrtn, Albert Etoajeoa
(iaiiatin. Aleioador M. Ifadden. Phcao?
Ingriham. flOdll'k A. .lullltarcl. BtUPfO*
n.t\t La Ho\. l'rederh k Townaen.l Mamn.
Poeereoni Miibum. IroobMn a. Plantv
miT, Perey r. Py_a M, Maaaa Taylor
I'vne, jt , Moncure lln' itism. Harold S.
Vanderbllt, O. Crelghton Wehh. BBJ00000
Wlnthrop, itobert B. Van <'ortlnn.lt and
Chaiiea i>. Wetmore.
The tliat of tne thiee .Slienj dancea. or
ganlred more especlally for thn ?leuu
tanteB of a year ago, took place last nlgnt
ut Sherry'a. Both ballroom aultes wt-re
used, the laiga one fot the* damlng and
the amaller one for the supper, WOleh WOa
loreod ahortly after mldnlght The deco
ratlotis were Blmple bUl attra'tive, nnd
lncluded hay treefl, lllumlnated hy rlec
trfa ttghtO, palma nnd j.ink BOWeto, There
wera aotrerol dlooora lo oonoenttoti witn
(he Mffalr, among the huaieaaea belng
Mra James Uemsen Strong, who BOt8f>
tatned ahout twenty at Shorry'B, and Mra.
B. Ogden Chlsolm. who had an eu.ua!
number ut her liouae, No. 16 Kaat 5.1U
atreet.
Mrs. Strong'a Kinnts ln,iu.le,l Ml*s
ProT?aa lUnry, Mlaa Dorothy Mltehelt,
MtOa Sara MorKan, MIhs t'ciuella ('hapln,
Mlaa Noel Johnston. Mlaa t_] lli.s Ma.
Vlcknr, Murray Hoffmun, Holland Davla,
Hnrvey Uraham and FruncN BeOP,
Mra. Chlaolni'a gueata were Mlsa Ann
Htadlev. MIks Marjory and Mlas Floreme
Blalr, Mlaa Allce Ely, Mlcs Joaephme
NIcoll, Mlas Harah Remaen Manlee, MIsb
Nancy Rteele. Mlas Louiae Emmet, Wlll?
iam Ketcham, John Pltney, Henry Mel
loii. Klllott COM and Arthur tlurdner.
Othera present were Mtsa Anne I'.
EtOgera, MIsb Margaret Trevor, Mlsa
Helen nnd Mlsa Katherine Turnbull, Mlaa
Murlel Wlnthrop, Misa Josephlne NIcoll,
Mlaa I'raiila Brown, Mlas BBaWOadOl de
Acofita, Mlsa Hope Hamilton, Mlaa |J0]
Johnaon, Mlaa l.oulaw Kissel. Mlaa Eleanor
liitwrence. Miss Sara Morgan. Mlas Jean
Morrla. Mlas (Jertrude Mall. Mlsa Anna
Wtlght, MIbb Helen Hiintington. Mlsa
t'harlotte I'ram, Johnston Hedmond, fj,
Maciulloch Mlller, I.awrence McK. Mlller,
Harvey (Iraham, Wllliam Wendoll and
Wllliam BOWOTO.
The guetita were recelved ls Mrs How?
ard H. Henry, Mrs. B OgOOO Cbllolm,
Mrs. J. Herbert Johnston and Mra. EU
ward 8. Knapp.
The patronesaea for the serles are MrB.
( . I.edyard Blalr, Mra. Henry E. t'oe,
MrB. Robert Emmet. Mra. Wllliam Ma
tii.e, MrO Wllliam Bard McVlekar, Mrs.
Charles H. Mellon. MrB. Archlhald RogerB.
Mrs. t'harles Steele, Mra. Henry Cr. Tre?
vor. Mra. Ramsay Turnbull and Mta. J.
I'lerpont Morgan, Jr.
Mra. Wllliam Jay HchlefTelln gave a re
ceptlon yeaterday afternoon at her house,
| No. | Eo<t S*5th street, to intrndure her
daughter, Map] Margaret Schleffelln. The
dabntnnt*. who araa in white nbllTen. ent?
broldered In gold, and her mother r*
.:.. i Iftaa Bataa Hunt, mih^ Mary
I'yne. Miss Ilatrl"lte I'ost. Miss Allc*
Appleton, .Mlss All.la Livlngston, Mlss
I.ouise Klssel and Mlss Oeitrude Mall
poured tea.
Mlaa Teasoti Thayer waa Introduced to
Bpetety yestor'iay aftemoon at a recptl'Mi
given by her nyither, Mrs. Iknjamin B
Thayer, Bl her house, No 4X Kast 79th
gtraaC AsHistimj the debutante ln re< ei\
ing were Mlss H'.vendolyn < 'ondon, M,
Marjorle Weeks, Mlss Klizab'th KendaW,
Miss Oriana Stevens Miss Margaret ("ol
gate and Miss (arolyn Kobbt*. Mis
Thayer was ln white chiffon. The ro<ei>
tlon waa followed by a dinner, after whlca
the party went to see William 4'olller
I The additlonal guesta were John BbtWart
Bdaard Btavcaa, Qcorga Bt*v*a*, jr.,
Iloward Haker. Patrlck ('alhoun, Jr..
Wataon Blalr and Franeia Hoyd.
Henry Maiion Ward will ?ive a dinncr
dance on Doccniber 17. at his home, No.
s:i!t I'ark avenue, for MMo Krances Monta
gU Ward. the debutante daughter of M
and Mra 'harles Montagu Ward.
MI*B CofUatStte* Warren and Count Qoj
la I.asteyrle, of Farla, vlsited the C*t]
Hall yesterday aftemoon and took out
tlnli- marrla^e license. Their weddlr.g bl
to take place on Hecemher 19 at the resl
Bt-aea of the hrlde'a pnrenta. Mr. and Mt -
Qoorg* Henry Warren. No. 924 Flfth ave
rue. The count gave hl? age aa thlrtv
OwinK to the death of the brlde's
? .ti-. Mrs Ro!,r-rt G"t-let. In Parla, th
tfog va-111 l.e quiet and simple. Only
rettiva arill ba rr<-!?<?nt at the ceremouy.
DayreU E. M Crackcnthorpo. councll
lor of ambaaay Ifl the Erigllsh dlplnmatlt*
aervlce. and untll recently connected with
tl.e Biitish F.mbassy ln Japan. haa ar
rlved from Kngland with Mrs. Cracken
thorpe, who la a daughter of Major CJen
tr*l Danlel K. Btetrta*
Mr. aad Mra. QBbort Lltott, wtn
were marneo in October at Southampton.
have returned to town fj*_ their noney
rnoou and are settled for the wlnter at
tbe Vandirl.ilt Hotel
Mt*l Aaa* Morgan haa left town for
H.il, m. N C arhar* Bba will rernaln untll
Mlss II-: Tafl B*fl arrived in town
and is st:iv:i?z witii her cousin. Mrs. Hugo
da Frltsch. at No IM Fa.-t 40fh street.
Mlaa Bfaraaral Tr.r *1B make h?r
debul m-(It al a ie, .?ption n'.ven by her
mother, Mrs. Henry <:.afT Trevor, at her
boua* In Bhal 'i - rlB be ?oi
iowe.1 py a dlaaeri atao by Mra. John R.
Trevots theatre party, lunper and In
formal daace Bl W*. H Ka't 91st street,
to arhleh a ng gtrhi coming
oi' thla B41 b< en Invtti
arill be preaented to
on at a r***ptloB
l. ? mother, Mr.*. John l.
:n Weat
Mr* C Oroavenor IVyotb ha* a re.-en
tlon this aftemoon at her house ln Fa?t
T.'.th Htr??: f"V tl ? ?? ll ?
--?.,.
Mra, L. G. Convi
No. II Eaat TStfa streot to-da;
debutante daughta*, Mlaa Orovoaa l
v?jr*a, and Miss i. : i arill tnak*
t'.t-r debui at a 1*4
tnother. Mrs. B. Hl l
IN THE BERKSHIRES.
i,. ? ,.\. i'i??-. Mi I Mr*.
Fo*t*r, Mr .in i Mra 0*orga W. FoIbobi
aaal Mr. ano Mra rranda D. ntaajlbbon
who ba*/* baaa I* N*a .ork, returned to
J_enox to-nift it
wiiiiaiii D I attlaag Mr aad
M:h P!.; am B 0. lt< id at Higiilawn
-
(InraavUla L Wtathrog arUI etaae (h l
ii. m. aad trath the Misst ?
Wintinop \4iii so to Noa forh foi I
arbater.
Mr. and Mis llairia Fahnestock. hav
ing oloard i:astover, ha\e retuncd
Ne? Vork
i i.ul.s l.anier has bought thi l "
plaea, which adjelaa his Allen \n
on ihe north
a '
MISS HELEN SOUSA TO WED
Bandmaster's Daughter and Hamilton
Abert, Broker. Get LicenBe.
Hamilton Abert, a Wall Street brck-r.
llv.ng at N* IM Ba*l MM street. and N
H.leu SoiiHa. of No I l^4*t jyth atreet,
daughter of .lo.m Phlllp rfouaa, the ban'!
maater mii.I 008*1 0**r, vN<-nt t* the iTt
Hall vest.iday and obtalned a marrlaue
Boeaaa Tha) arlM be Btarrlel at ^t
Thomtis's Bplaoopal t'hurch hy the Rev.
Ernest Stlrea on Tuesday, December 17
Mr abert gaaa ba* H?e ui**gp*rrei
years and aaid bo was the H"ti of WUHam
Htone Al.rt and Nannle Hamilton. Mll
Souaa aald she was twenty-rlve \-ar
oi.i Hnd a Baughtar of John Phfllp B ?
and Jane Hellls
*
ACQUIRES 'ST. BARTHOLOMEW
Henry Ooldman Buys Rerabrandt
Once Owned by Prince Lavalle.
Tho aciiuialtlon by Henry tloldman. of
thla city. of a palntlng by Kemhrandt Hl
announced in to-dav'a l**a* "f "Th"
American Art News" The palntniK la
entltled "St. Hartholomew," and aBM
known for u long time as the 'TlUBball
koy ltembrandt.''
The hlatory Of th* work of art. it i"
aald, can be traced back to the iiine *f
the Empres* I'atherine of ltusala. W^r
mlnl?ter. I'rlnce l.avalle. tlrat broatghl
the plcture from iloliaiul to Kuasia.
arhar* it ajaaaalaad for Bnarart pf ? i
my. On the death of the j>rit.ce II
paaaed with the re.st of his collect.on
to hls daughter, Prlncess Troul''tzko\
The picture was acguired by Mr ?J?d.l
man. who llvoa at No. 99H Flfth a\enu*.
through Davaaa Brothers.
i o
BLEASE AND BLEASEISM.
From Tbe t'olumbla ?S (' ) State.
Tti* Bgaaab of the 4.1overnor of South ?'*ro
llna before the conference of Oovernor* ln
Rlchmnnd deaerve* to be conime.nteil for it*
frankneaa lf the 'Jovernor'a \lew? BN BB*i l
and rlgr-t and the clvlllratlcn of the I'nlted
State* and of all oth*r countrle* th?t BBfl
iBaaaaalvaa elvUtaal ia t*i*? an<i vsrom. it i*
well that th* (iovtrnor w.irv the Bgfel to th*m.
If, on th* other hand. the Oo\*rnor? rl*w*
ar* wro.iK. *? aoi.ie of ua bellav* them to b*.
it 1* reaaaurlna and agreeable to tho** South
raro!lnl*n? who op|>nse him tbat outalder* h?v*
had th* oppoftimltv iq learn from hl* IIP*
what they are. When th* p?*opl* of lli* coun?
try *ee ihe iilct.ire of Hlea*eiain palnted by BB
author, they will on torccd to remember that
antl Hleaaeiam In South Carolina I* lt* op
poalte, ?n<l N la a poa.tlve *ni1 eon*M*r*W*
conaolation thal th* Dovernor h?* painied lt M

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