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New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
HENRY WILLIAMS sHERRILL.

Henry Williams Sheriff.. of the real estate office
at No. 13 Willoughby-st., Brooklyn dled at MS
home in Flatbush yesterday. Mr.. Sheriff. was
horn al Rinon Wis in 1853 His father the Rev.
Franklin G. Sheriff.. clergyman of the Con-
gregatfonal Church. Mr.. Sheriff. was educated at
Wtlliston Seminary. He began his business life In
this city. In 1880 he married Maria Knox Mils' and
in 1887 he moved into the old town OF Flatoush
where he had lived for the last thirteen years.
Mr. Sheriff. was the active manager OF several
estates widely and favorably known in real estate
circles and actively identified with an tnaI aIeG
suburbs. Mr. Sheriff. was warden IN ST 81: pa4t us $
Church Flatbush and an original member OF tne
Wildwood and the Knickerbocker Field cups. ne
was also member of the Civitas Clu6. the Mohtauk
club and the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchahse' ana
a trustee in the Flatbush Trust company ,4..
Mr. Sheriff. leaves two brothers ana twU so SISTERS
who live in the West a wi6ow ana Two sohs
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
DIED.

MAfter lingering Illness at his Essasnes * snssss 7a
William % Henry s' Nils IN IN the si,h year q his age
Funeral services his ate residence Monday morning.
Carriage. Win in sailing Kings psrk station on
ng train leaves smthtown station at 2;Os O'Clock p m
Long Island papers please copy
MTTcHELI-Thursday night. December p. Elizabeth
Fdnsral S Services Services sunday December 30 ne
sas4Ss Vest 77shost q ns' OAAS"'''
Wheeling dv. val papers please copy.
Henry Mos:E suddenly at 4ss,.ss7 ss .ss
morning ~ december 81 ased s.
Funeral services to Be held at the James E Ct 'en'
Interment at the convenience OF family.
Inqsa9g % Ss sSs lat: q percy Ss %
PyIs in 3 me g eS hsy year ar Of q hs 81 & ssh on
Monday morning. December 81. at 10 o'clock
sHERRII-on Friday December IS at his Tssiasnss s &C.
No 50 Lenox Road. Flatbush. Henry W. Sheriff. IN MS
Funeral Monday RsesmOsE 81 at s;so 0S2sx s9SaS S.
Psurs Place pace '''S' O''~
Orlando Tqssa-y ,g DsSsR5ss ssa Ssus z
Inter1ent at Montgomery Alu on Saturday. December
wIILLAMs-At his residence No. a West Thirty e
seventh-s; wednesday morning DECEMBER 70 20 i a.
Benjamin Haines and Elizabeth S. williams Of Mis-
Funeral services Church Saturday. the 18th
Southern papers please copy.
Members o. HOLLAND ID ISdss 10 and n or a s,: M 1Ts W
Bro. Thomas B. Williams Grace Church on Saturday.
December 90. 10 a. m.
J. W. CROSBY, Secretary.
Veterans Of the 9Th Regiment Members requested
cotapsnyl, at Grase Church Saturday December %
'''' 60 - THOMAS DIMoND. Colonel
WOOD-At Madison. n. j.. Friday, December .
Phiomel Penheid. wife Of the Rev WILDER Ftske WOOD,
D. D, OF Stapeton. Staten Island.
Presbyterian Church, Sapaesons
on Sunday. December 80. at o'coch-
wRIGHT-At her residence No 23O West sIth-st New
York City. December 2S. C1arie Lefranee. vile OF
Henry John Wright.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
New-Orleans papers please copy.
woodlawn Cemetery.
Of Bronx New York City.
23rd Street Madison Square South
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
DIR. ERAsrUs EDGERToN MARCY.


DR.. Erastus Edgerton Marcy. well known ply
sican, died his home, No. 1896 Fifth-ave. last
Thursday night. He the of Laban and
Fannie Howe Marcy. He was born in Greenwich.
Mass. His father. who lawyer. was twenty
times elected to the Massachusetts Legislature,
and was frequently associated in the practice of
law with Daniel Webster. DR.. Marcy entered Am
herst College and a classmate and intimate
friend of Henry Ward Beecher and of Archbishop
Bailey of Baltimore He graduated from the
Medical School of the University OF Pennsylvania
and for ten years practised allopathic physi-
clan and surgeon in Hartford. Conn. At that time
he was strong opponent OF homeopathy. and was
appointed by of the medical societies to in
vestigate the system of medicine formulated by
Hahnemann
He went to Paris and studied the original manu-
scripts of Hahnemann to which he received access
owing the courtesy OF the widow of DR.. Hahne-
mann. He made a careful study and research OF
this system of medicine and became convert to
homeopathy. When he returned 10 America he
became of the leading physicians of the new
school of practice. Dr. Marcy also published THE
North American Journal of Homeopathy. which
he edited for thirteen years. He also wrote numer-
Gus essays, besides which he published Theory
Aiiopathy." Theory and Practice OF Homoeo-
pathy." He also edited ''Hahnemann's Lesser
Writings. and wrote a large volume on Animal
He was for many years an annual visitor to Paris
Patti and A. T. Stewart. He was one OF the Wit
nesses TO the Stewart will His brother. General
States Military Academy and served in the Mexi-
can War and later in the Civil War chief of
lam Dr. Marcy a pioneer settler OF Orange
Mountain, New-Jersey, and had his summer home
Brought up a Presbyterian, DR.. Marcy made
researches of religious nature. and after Joining
Catboic and was baptized in St Stephens Church
by the Rev. Dr. Cummings Thereafter. in 1861. he
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

Ts s s as sa@a. ii M n
aged So years.
z Souags 6n anS Saa
sc,s At n family at hone M No ss West
iSs SARAH COOKE %fe of Charles Bnnsy ha
wood n. j.. in the 44th year Of her age
Interment at EnglewoOd, n. ],
II is requested that no flowers be sent.
Bieakey. her late residence. verpsncks N Y.
Services at house. Saturday December 20 o'clock
Train leaves Grand csatra Station. 1880 o'clock
Carriages In waiting at PeekskilL
stowe Bristol youngest child Of the Rev Mr. and Mrs
c. C, Bristol; aged year and months
p r.snds s1esy o. 20 at
New-York papers please copy
Of her age Mary Elizabeth. daughter of late Alex
p W, Kinnan and widow of stepnen Card. OF San
SERVICES at her late residence No ssa West
coNGER-At Newark N. J.. December 27. 1900 Jane
A. conEer daughtsr OF the late David seabury and
nsTaf at at Chapel Of me First
Newark on Saturday. December .. at p. m
DoREMUs-on Thursday. December 81. Henry E. Do
Funeral at residence No 81 s7th-s. Saturday.
December 20. at p. m
Interment private
December 26. 1900. Edwin Jarvis Hanks. IN his esih
Funeral private.
HEAID-suddeny, at West Orange n. j.. December IS.
1900. Daniel Addison Head. IN his ssd year.
Funeral his residence, Lleweyn
Monday S1st inst, arrival OF 1880 p train
OF Barclay and Christopher sts; special
carriages at Orange station.
MARcY-Dr E. Marcy. Thursday evening. De-
cember ~.
Funeral ST. Francis Xaviers Church. West i6h-st,
sth-ave.. Monday. December 81 at 10 a. m
MpoUGAIIe-En,ered into rest Thursday. December 81
Hugh McDougall. In the 6Tth year Of his
Services his late residence No f02 Mcponough-
Brooklyn. Saturday az o'clock
Intsrment in Greenwood. private.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
OBITUARY.
DANIEL A. HEALD.

West Orange y. j., Dec. 2S (SpeciaD.-Daniel A.
Head. president Of the Home Insurance Company
of New-York, died at his home in Llewelyn Park,
West Orange. this afternoon He was in his ac-
customed health yesterday. This morning he was
slightly III and decided not to go to NewYork.
Later in the day he had attack of heart failure,
from which he died.
Mr.. Heald born in Chester. VT. In 1918. He
received common school education, and remained
his fathers farm until he was sixteen years old
when he entered the Kimberly Union Academy at
Meriden n. H., and prepared for college He en-
tered Yale, and was graduated in 1Sn. During his
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
MRS. ALBERTINA S. PYNE.

Mrs Albertina Shelton Pyne. widow of Percy R.
Pyne died on Thursday at her home, No. "a East
Thirty-sxth-st from pneumonia She had returned
on Saturday from Princeton. n. J.. where she lived
most of the time, and pneumonia developed as the
result of a cold taken after she reached this city
The progress of the disease rapid and her death
unexpected.
Mrs. Pyne born in this city in 1888. Her
father. Moses Taylor, chairman of the Loan
Committee of the Associated Banks OF New
York. did the principal share of the work in
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
F. p. BROTHERS.

Montreal, Dec. IS (SpeciaD.-A telegram received
to-day from Ceigordeavilla Cuba, announces the
death of F. p. Brothers, one OF the best known
railway contractors in this country. He sue
cumbed to typhoid fever on Christmas Day after
a brief illness. The deceased man, who was sixty
wears old went to Cuba in October to superintend
the construction of the Cuba companys railway, of
which Sir William Van Horne is president. Mr..
Brothers was identified with the construction OF
several Canadian railway lines. and last summer
built street line in Georgetown for the Deme-
rara Electric Company.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. sATURsaY DECEMBER 2e 1900

published the work called Christianity and It's
Conflicts of which several editions were pub
Iished and which highly commended by the
press of the day. Subsequently he published an
other book entitled Life Duties
A widow and two daughters. Mrs. Emma Ray
mond, who has achieved prominence as a composer
and musician, and Mrs. Nina NJ Stedman, wife OF
Ernest G. Stedman. survive him The funeral of
DR.. Marcy will take place Monday morning at 10
team th-St
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
AFTER SMALLPOX RUMoR cIRcuLAToRs.
HOTEL MAJESTIC OFFERS 5000 REWARD FOR
DETECTION OF ALARMIsTs

Of ALSahAlSIS
So many false rumors have been circulated to
the effect that certain well known hotels and apart
ment houses contained smallpox that the
Hotel Majestic has issued the following notice
through its manager. Copeland Townsend:
1t has come to our notice that some malicious
ly disposed person or persons are circulating
to the effect that there have been
cases of smallpox in various hotels in New-York,
among which the Majestic has been mentioned.
Up to this time have thought IL wise not to
take any notice of these rumors, but 1t now has
become necessary for US TO do so in the interest
reception January 16, TO which eight hun
dFed guests are invited, many OF whom have made
inquiries to these rumors
We therefore take occasion to say that there Is
not now nor has there hHen a of smallpox or
a suspicion of among the guests employees
of the Hotel Majestic, and we hereby offer re-
ward of $5e00 for information leading the
and conviction of the person or persons malicious
ly circulating this unfounded rumor.
THE MAJESTIC HOTEL COMPANY.
The Board oe Health has been asked TO aid in
running down the offenders.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
FRANK RATrB

Frank Raub treasurer of the Consumers Park
Brewing Company. died at his home. No. Ruther-
ford Place. last night. He born in Germany
in 1856 the United States in 1872 and in 1884
opened restaurant at the present entrance TO the
Brooklyn Bridge. Afterward he built a large office
building at Nassau and Fulton SITS. bought a hotel
in Liberty-st. and lately purchased the Spinger
House. He was one of the founders and the prin-
cipal stockhoder of the Consumer Park Brewing
Company and a member of the Liederkranz and
the Beethoven Mannerchor Society
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

raising the s2oO.OOoOOO loan that enabled the
Government to carry on the Civil War. She was
married in 1855 to Percy Rivington Pyne, who was
subsequently president of the National City BANK
vice-president of the Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western Railroad and a director in many oanks,
trust companies and charitable institutions
Mrs. Pyne interested in charitable work ana
gave much money to various ORGANIZATIONS; put al
ways anonymously. Two sons and one daughter
survive her The funeral will be held at her home
on Monday morning at II o'clock. The burial Will be
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
EnMIrND COLLIER.

Edmund Collier. an old ana wen hno"h a. 49, - :
a,ad a. +b,s ci+v on Thursday. He had been Ill for
some weeks He was relative of James Collier
formerly associated in the management OF the
Union Square Theatre He had been on the stage
for many years and was at one time 1aVorile
,o,hor ~ Edwin Booths supporting company:
One of his latest appearances was in Ben n HUI, t
aiaca az 81 Ieo's Church at o'clock this AFTER
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

New-England fair colder Saturday. except probably
snow in Northern Vermont Sunday fair fresh TO
north winds
District Columbia Eastern New-York. Eastern Penn
sylvauia New-Jersey Delaware. Maryland and Virginia
fair colder Saturday; Sunday fair; fresh norhery
Western New-York. fair saturday; colder in Eastern
norton. fresh westerly winds.
Pennsylvania and Ohio fair Saturday and Sun
day: fresh westerly winds.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
PADEREWSKI AT LAUSANNE.

London, Dec. 29-'M Paderewsh is at Lausanne
with his wife" says the Vienna correspondent Of
The Daily Telegraph" land declares the story
that he recently fought duel to be an invention
He asserts that the nervous affection from which
he has been suffering has greatly diminished"
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
N p WEBSTER.

vineland. n. J.. Dec 2S.-Professor N B. Webster
.,ed to-day at his home in this city. Mr.. Webster
was the founder and for many years at tho head
of the Webster Military Institute at Norfolk' va,
and was fellow in the American Association for
the Advancement of Science. He recently donated
hooks worth about $1,000 a foundation for a
n,lflic library at Vineland.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
THE REV. ]. E. MARTIN.

Clarksdale Miss. Dec. 2s.-The Rev. ]. E. Mar
tn pastor of st. Luke's Church. of Jackson Tenn,
died here to-day. He chaplain with stone
WALL Jackson in the Army of Virginia during the
Civil War.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

NATURALIZATION Thursday. December -. at Rome
n. Y. by the Rev. H H; Peabody; d D. Mercy Hal
lock Titus daughter the late Charles T. and Emily
H Titus George Edmund Durham. OF Rome
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
FUNERAL OF BUCHANAN WINTHROP.

The funeral Of Buchanan Winthrop took place at
sn Stamford, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

Some Of those booked to sail to-day the
steamer Pennsylvania for Hamburg John H.
Alger. Mrs. o. P. Downing and family, Major D. c..
Poole, L. S A, and Miss Louise Poole
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

Among those who expect to sail on the steamer
La Normandie to-day for Havre are Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Cops. r. D. Macomber and Mrs. Mary Win
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

On the steamer Trave, which arrived here yester
day from Bremen, were Ralph Emerson Durham
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Oakes, S. H Prince and NJ. P
Rheinhart.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

Moses Colt Tyler was born in Griswold, Conn. on
August q 1895. After his graduation from Yale, IN
1857 he studied theology there and at Andover,
and was pastor of the First Congregational Church
of Poughkeepsie in 1S60-'62. From 1867 to 1881 he
was professor of the English language and lit
erature at the University of Michigan, leaving that
institution to fill the chair Of American history in
Cornell University In 187S-'H he was literary
editor of THE Christian Union" He was ordained
deacon in the Protestant Episcopal Church In
1881 and priest in 1888. He received the degree OF
Ii d. from Wooster University in 1875 and that
iished works History Of American Liter;
ds7e) a Life of Patrick Henry" QSss) and a Lit
erary History of the American Revolution
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

DIED.
F;ar-ovs Eliza NJ McDougall. Hugh
TseIden Oscar V e. Mills, William H
Rinney Sarah C. Mitchell Elizabeth p.
I3leakiey Rosalie A. Moger. William II.
RrstoI Elizabeth s. Pyne, Albertina S.
Gard Mary z. Sheriff.. Henry w.
conger. Jane A. Watson James.
Doremus. Henry z. Williams Thomas IS.
Hanks Edwin ]. Wood, Philornel p.
Heald Daniel A. Wright, Clarie L.
Marcy, ErastuS E
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
DIED..

Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by Tribunes self
recording barometer The dotted line the
ture recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Office. Dec %. I a. m.-The weather yester-
dsy was showery clearing in the afternoon The tenn
perature between a3 AZ the average
(30 being 6% higher than that Of Thursday and 1l7s
higher the corresponding Of last
The weather to-day VIII be fair and colder.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
PROFESSOR MOSES COLT TYLER.

ithaca, N Y Dec. 2s.-Moses Colt Tyler, pro-
fessor of American history in Cornell University,
died to-day after illness of three weeks He
leaves wife and daughter. the wife of Assistant
Librarian w. H Austen and a son.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

MR. HARMSWORTH GETS LICENSE.
President Clausen of the Park Board yesterday
issued a license to Alfred C. Harmsworth, the
founder and proprietor of The London Daily Mail"
to operate an electric pleasure brougham in Cen
trail Park Mr.. Harmsworth gave his residence as
the Holland House.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
MARRIED.

Remember this is Hospital Saturday and that
tomorrow Hospital Sunday
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC.

sArURDAY-At a m supplementary $50 a. n.) for
Porto Rico Cvia san juan Venezuela and Curacao.
must be directed per 5. 5. CaracasO; at a m FOR
Gren da Trinidad. per Maraval: at $50 a m
Teeward ani windwaTd Islands and Demsrara ear
Madsna tHah foF Grsn5da and & Trinidad must ss
nambuco and S4ntos. per Grecian Prince; at 10
maiea savaniIIa and Carthsgena per $ Aitai mai
for Costa Riea must be directed per $ AltaiO; 10
Alps: at 1880 IA a m for -, cuba per $ Mexico via
via Prosreso: at 1890 p m. Matsnzas caibsrsa.
Nuevitas Ginara and Baraeos per $ s olnda Cordf-
Miami Sami. i Fla. a. - > -- ''''''S' ''0'a
Mails for Newfoundland, ., rail North sydney ana
thence by steamer close at this once daily at D m
yday5 aiIs for MIqueon BY rail 70 Boston and thencs
by steamer this oace daily $50 D m Mails
steamer close this ofcs daily Is m Cshs CON- n
MEETING s0sss are % On snnSsy and Eidas
dressed for dispatch BY steamer. close this once
daily at PasS6 sD coa ana ana a S S9r rs eS' a Es
Orleans and this oice dslly
ste T Puerto p cotsa snd sns THssas S for
Costa Rica tRegistered mail closes at .. previous
3A' TRANsPACTEIc MAILS
Mails TOR Australia except West Australia New
zsaiane AaEam Tahc.co m eose Sne samoan SsTs ISLANDS,
$50 .. m. after December 70 and up 10 De-
a sae a. NewYor peeembsr @ f.s tor dspsics Ssr
senoma Mails Tor Australia except West Australia.
Francisco. and Fun Islands. via vancouvsr.
spas sss ssy pr al up 70 %s rs
Seattle, close at 6;So m January 20. Malls for
Francisco. close here daily at $50 ?. January
Is. inclusive. for dispatch per 5 = & Pssns
and the schedule ot closing arranged the prs.ump
ton OF their UNINTERRUPTED overland transit. tRess-
's's" man coRSEIIUs VAN corr Postmaster.
9nAtofice. Nsw-yoFk. n. Y. December q. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Ths steamer takes Printed
only. class OF mail matter parts o.
Europe will be sent by this ship unless specially
directed by her.
After the closing Supplementary Tranxstlanstc
Mails above, additional supplementary nuas ars
opened the piers OF the American. English French
and German steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes Of the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

Among those scheduled to sail for Gibraltar
Naples and Genoa to-day on the steamer Aller are
G. G. Arnold, Miss NJ. T. Maxwell Ford, Robert G.
Iawton, Miss II. 5. Lawton, c. Oliver McClintock
the Misses Andrea, Marie and Beatrice p: Mallet-
Provost, Henry c. Miller and Mrs. Annie E. Reid
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

Some of those who are expected the steamer
New-York due here to-day from Southampton are
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Slocum, Miss Macintyre, Miss
Margaret Macintyre, Espy Curtis, Frederick Block
and Mr.. Mrs Paul Baugh.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
IN NEw-YoRK CITY.

\ -..r--. IN NEw-YORK CITY.
Mail subscribers DAILY and TRI-WEEsLY viii
extra postage IN adduon 70
named abOve-
Address all relative subscriptions OF
advertisements to TEEUHaIBUNE New-York CITY Re
nit by order express money Order drat
or registered letter. misc
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

The Friday Evening Dancing Glass met at Sher-
rvs last evening The guests were received by
Mrs. John Clarkson Jay, Mrs Horace wolcott Rob-
bins, Mrs. Christopher Wolfe and Mrs. Church
Alexander Hadden led the cotillon.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

Mrs. Frederic De Peyster. who is at Lakewood,
returns TO town next week in time for the first of
the series Of large subscription dinner dances ar
ranged by her at Delmonicos for January.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

Miss Ella Guthrie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
her debut to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29
PoSsomce Notice.

(Should be read DAILY changes
time)
Foreign mails ending December 20. 1900.
close promptly In all eases at the General Postoics
follows: Parcels Mails close hour earlier than
closing showr below Parcels Post Mails for Gsr
many at D. December % Bulgaria AID
December 26. per s. H II. Meier.
Regular and Supplementary mails close at Foreisn
Branch half closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAy-At $50 m. for France. Switzerland. Itafy
Spain Portugal. Turkey. Egypt, Greece British India
and Lorenzo Marquee per 3 La Normandie. VITA
Hayre (ual for S5ner Europe be directed
per La Normandiel }; at TS0 a Complementary
for = Campanta,
town: S m or Netherlands q AM
sterdam directed per Amstsrdau'-D:
must be directed per Allerl; at 10 a. m
Scotland s Anchorfa (rnal directed
s. Anchoria'O.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

The Board oe Health has been asked to aid in
running down the offenders.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

reception viii be given January 10 by Mrs
Nlham Henry Parsons at her house. No East
slXty,hfth-st Mrs. William Henry Parsons jr
ana Mrs David Smith Cowles will receive with her.
Thursdays in January. va
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

tea was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs
Ihofnas Garner, No. II Madison-ave for her
granddaughter, Miss Nora Tselin daughter of q
Ollter Iseln Mrs. Garner assisted in receiV-
1ng py MISS Iselin and by the latter's cousin Miss
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

BY OCEAN STEAMER
(For Europe. British countries the
Universal Postal Union)
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

Mrs Robert H. McCurdy, No. II East Ninth-st.
gives luncheon party for thirty on January 3 in
the annex of the Metropolitan Club. A dinner
party viii be given this evening by Mr. and Mrs
4. J. Oakley Rhinelander at their house, No sc
west Fffty-second-st-, for Miss Elisa Strong and
her hance. William V. B. Kip
New-York tribune., 1900-12-29

Lisbon, Dec 2S.-Major Alexandra Alberto da
Rocha Serpa Pinto, the African explorer, is
dead. He was born April 80, 1916