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New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
DIED..

sooRUM-suasenIy Tuesday March & e 1901 & e. his
Boorum. husband OF Lucy E. Chase. in the $50 year
Funeral services at his ,ate residence. Friday.
kindly omit flowers.
on Msre Nae uTdoc as de- go q
kindly omit towers
DAMoNzou March e. at he ressssnse IN A sh' n s,sy
Damon. OF Boston. Mass
sa't saaSdas march al ' So s s io me- NO.
kindly omit Towers
AngeIine E Robortson. wire Of Charles W Darling.
internnentt at New-IIackensack N Y.
DRAKE-on Wednesday. March 81 1901. Adeline w.1k..
wife Of KimbIs Drake and daughter OF the late Seth
Funeral all Is5yGss at sr her as S . d s S a West sd
GARRETT-on wednesday March a7. 1901. Eliza B.
Garrett daughter Of the late John Jswett In the sl's
F5 8es v s.y :. s Ben s. "a o - M Monroe Place.
Friends invited.
On IaSr;aay M4Tsh as 1901 eh.EIs. No. No.
Funeral private.
MooREAIarch .. Johnston Moore. in hi, a2d year
/ at O'Clock D. m.
MoULToN-At Hotel Manhattan New-York. OF pneu-
rlonia. March 2s. 1901 Gilman s MOultOn. aged 81
Intermsnt at Randolph. Vt. March 81
PARKINsoN-on the 9th inst. Edward Townsend Park
Funeral services the Holy Communion Church. 2oth-s
and 6th-ave.. this tFridAy) morning at II o'clock.
POTTER-In New-Hsven. Conn. March IS. 1901.
Francis Potter,
Funeral services viii be held at his residence No q
Brown-st New-Haven. Saturday afternoon al =
Friends are invited 10 attend
sTEvENs-on Wednesday. March o. 1901 Of pneumonis;
in the 36th year his Charles Albert stevens OF
Rosyn Long Island. OF the late Edwin A Stevens
OF Hoboken. ". ].
?s59 & 'TsS' 5shas a apiSn Fay 'a ioso
a. Members the Fraternity OF Delta Psi are re-
quested the church at 1o19.
Interment private
TAYER-In this city Thursday. March 2s Elisaeetn
Russeu. widow OF Stephen Howard Thayer and edess
daughter OF the late Rev. Samuel Hanson Cox
Fureral services Washington Heights Presoyteran
Church corner 15Jth-st and Amserdan-ave on Satur-
day March 80, at IL O'Clock a.
VAN TASSELIL-On Wednesday. March 81 1901. at her
late residence Katonah y y, Ella B., wife OF Andrew
NJ Van Tasseu.
Funeral services will be held the Presbyterian Church
Saturday afternoon
ZIESSE-Suddenly Thursday. March 2s. 1901 Emma
Zese daughter OF the late Charles and Martha Zesse
in the 18th year OF her
Funeral services from her grandothers RESIDENCE NO ts
West i6th-st-, Friday evening March -. az > p m
1nterment at convenience Of the family.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
MAKES NUMEROUS BEQUEsTs.

WILL OF WILLIAM GIBSON BENEFITS METHODIST
CHURCH INSTITUTIONS.
The will of William Gibson. OF No. $50 West
Twelfth-st.. filed for probate yesterday IN the
Surrogate's office. He directs that $1,000 be ex
pended In the erection Of a monument over his
grave in Greenwood Cemetery. To his sister, Lucy
Gibson, he leaves the household effects In his
house. and the of it for her life. To the wife
of Chauncey L. Giles jr., he leaves sl5,Q00 unless
her husband has previously conveyed to her
house. The wife Of DR. Thomas Chamer Clark.
Hattie Dillon, Sarah Gibscn, William Laying and
Robert Lloyd each receive $1,000. One thousand
dollars is left 20 George Purdy, an enlplOye.
The trustees OF the Bedford Methodist Episcopal
Church receive $1,000. and additional $1,000 is
given TO the Sabbath school attached to the church
The Church Extension Fund OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church (NewYork Ccnference) receives s. 600:
the Missionary Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church $1,000, and the Old Ladies Home Of the
church S.G00.
The residue of the estate Is left to Robert Lloyd.
George Lloyd and Thomas Lloyd. nephews OF the
testator. The value of the estate Is given at $4,000
in real and $500 in personal property.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
ArTHoRS CLUB REMEMBERs Us DID.

The Authors Club has meeting each year at
which tributes paid to the memory OF members
Of the club VINO have died in the preceding twelve
months. Last evening members of the club listened
10 the reading of memorials for the late stephen
Crane William L. Wilson, Moses Colt Tyler and
Charles Dudley Warner The memorials
written by Ripley Hitchcock Oscar s. Straus,
George Haven Putnam and Edward s Van Zile
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
wouAN ARGUES ~ COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, March Is Helen 4. NJ. Rodgers. Of Buff
falo an attorney and counsellor law, appeared
before the Court of Appeals this afternoon in a
negligence case. She is the first appear
before that court She represented the Bell Tee-
pbone Company Of Buffalo in action brought
by Patrick Mcclure TO recover damages for per-
sonal injuries sustained. He awarded 5000
fnmaCeS The appearance of a woman before the
Court OF Appeals caused considerable interest and
there was a large assemblage present hear her
argument .
who will shortly argue case before the court
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
MORE MORTGAGES EXEMPT.
sTRANAHAN TAX BILL RECEIVES MANY
AMENDMENTS.

Albany March rs CspecaD.-The Stranahan Mort
gage Tax act was reported to-day TO the Senate by
the Committee on Taxation and Retrenchment al
most torn TO pieces with amendments. The COM
nittee asked that the bill be reprinted with its
amendments and recommtted 20 its care. This
ordered. The amendments apparently in
crease the number Of mortgages exempted from
taxation Section 293 Of the bill as amended reads
as follows:
There shan be eXerp. from the taxes for the use
~ the State imposed by this article obligations
loaning certain moneys of the United States OF the
several counties OF the State all serial bonds here
tofOre hereafter issued under and secured bs,
any corporation mortgage or deed Of trust, and
mortgage obligations the legal and beneficial own
ershp Of which is vested and so long only as the
shall continue be vested in the L nlted
States this State in any savings bank,
trust company. title guarantee company. insurance
company, fidelity and casualty company or build
ing and loan association incorporated under the
laws OF this State. in any hank banking as
SOcaTon Incorporated under the laws OF this State
OF the United States. and all such exempt mort
cages shall be entitled to be recorded and may be
assigned released and satisfied without the pay
this article
Another amendment says:
Mortgage obligations exempted from taxation by
Section 293 the ground of ownership shall be
liable under this article from the time
of any change Of ownership any person cor
poration the United States this State one
of the corporations mentioned in the ownership
exemption clause Of Section 293. and assign
fnent Of mortgage securing any such obligation
said. shall be deemed 10 be mortgage within the
meaning OF the provisions of this section.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
WILLIAM POLLEYS-

Elizabeth. y. J.. March IS (SpeciaD. William Pol
Ieys. civil engineer and mine prospector died last
night at a sanatorium in New-York after under
going operation. He was siXty-siX years old
for twenty years had been prospecting for gold
and silver in British Columbia. being in the employ
of a syndicate OF NewYork men.
MIR. Poleys lived at No. Az Monroe-ave Eliza
beth. a widow and one son. Charles G.. Polleys
who was associated with his father in the mining
hIIs survive him.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
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New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
TENEMENT HOUSE BILLS ADVANCED.

Albany. March 2s.-The Tenement House bin pro-
v1ding that the Commissioner OF Public Health
examine into the enforcement of the laws relating
10 tenement houses in any city OF the first class
and shall make examinations when required by the
Governor passed the Assembly to-day without
opposition.
The Senate Cities Committee has reported ia
yorably the four tenement house bills. The one
creating commission IS to into the charter OF
Aev-York City. The others cannot go in because
they relate 10 Buffalo well New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
GENERAL. STEWART VAN NLIET.

Washington. March cS-The War Department
has been informed of the death of General Stewart
Van VIet. which occurred at his home in this city
to-day. He had been the retired list since 1881
as Il colonel of the Quarternaster's Department.
lie received brevets the highest being major
general services in the Quartermaster's Depart
ment In the civil War. He born in Vermont
I'm lS15 and graduated from the Military Acad-
.FY,.r in
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
4 DENIAL FROM PERRY BELMONT.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Will you kindly make a correction of a state
ment appearing in your Washington correspond
ence of to-day, that nave been making quiet
but strenuous efforts to get place on the ST. Louis
Fair Commission" and that | wanted the place
mainly for the official honors and privileges at
tached"? The statement is absolutely unfounded
/ would not under any circumstances. accept
such place. much less seek il.
PERRY BELMONT.
New-York March Is. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
ANOTHER TAX BILL PASSED.

Albany, March &.-The fourth and last of Gov
ernor odelrs tax bills. the one Offering induce
hents TO domestic corporations doing business in
me State with their factories located in other
states TO locate their factories in this State passed
lne Assembly to-day by vote OF 80 ayes. 35 noes
aIusr ~ had been opposed by Messrs. Fitzgerald
81 So ,harhrrger. Of New-York. and Frisbie, Of
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
CHARLES II. RrRRoUGHs.

Charles II. Burroughs merchant in Third-ave.
near Fortieth-st.. Brooklyn. died his home No
1O07 Forty-third-st.. that borough Wednesday
night He was born in Chenango County n. V
ffty-eght years ago. For many years he was in
business in Rondout and came TO Brooklyn ten
years ago Mr.. Burroughs was member OF the
Bay Ridge Athletic Club, the South BROOKLYN Meth
odist Church and n Mason. The funeral will
ba hold
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
TIE CHILD VAS ADOPTED.
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR LARCENY REVEALS A
FAMILY SECRET.

Mrs. Paul II. Wagner of Yonkers. was arrested
in this city yesterday the charge of grand lar
ceny. the complaint being made by Mrs Hugh
Wagener mother of the prisoners husband, and
admitted 10 bail in $1,000 by Judge Kellogg of
Yonkers. before whom she was arraigned.
The woman's husband is connected with an in
surance company in this city. There has been
trouble between husband and wife, the latter hav-
ing begun proceedings for a separation from him.
Several times the couple have parted. but recon-
ella ton has afterward been effected. and they
have come together. only to separate once more
Mrs. Wagner incensed at her arrest, and
in her disclosed the fact that nine months
old child, supposed to have been their own daugh-
ter, was in fact, an adopted child. which the
couple obtained in Brooklyn for the purpose of de-
ceiving the husbands parents, who are well to do
Wagener's marriage to his wife opposed by his
parents. and she protested that her arrest was a
scheme TO get rid of her for good. She will be
arraigned in court TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
NOnEN ENGRAFERs ANp rHEIR WoRK.

Cards are about to be issued by the Grolier Club
for Ladies' Day Friday afternoon, April T.
which occasion there will be exhibition Of en-
cravings and etchings and an address by Charles
de Kay on Women Engravers and Their Work.
after which will be served and the clubhouse
w for inspection.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
HACKETT WILL NOT PLAY FOR MONTH

Cincinnati, March 2S-James X. Hackett. the
actor, who stricken With nervous collapse here
on Tuesday night, is still confined his room.
After a consultation to-day the physicians decided
that Mr.. Hackett should retire from the stage for
a month or more. He Will probably start for Phil
adelphia Friday if able 10 travel.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
yEW-YoRK NAN GIVES TO Y. II. C. A.

AEW-lORh MIN diiES ~ 1. H. Z. 4.
New-Haven. Conn. March 2s-Edwn B. Foote.
New-York attorney. has offered conditionaly
gift of s25 600 10 the Young Mems Christian Assoca-
ton here for the purchase OF building for the
use OF the primary department Mr.. Foote formerly
lived in NeW-HaYeE-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY

FORENA ASH FUR lO-D+A1 AND
For England and Eastern New-York generally fair
to-day with comparatively low temperature Saturday
For District of Columbia. Eastern PENNSYLVANIA
New-Jersey Delaware and Maryland fair moderate
Temperature today and Saturday.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York fair
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
TO REPORT OUT LIBRARY BILL.

Albany, March S.-The Assembly Cities Commit
tee will tomorrow report favorably the Seymour
library enabling act providing for the acceptance
by the city of York of the gift of S. 100000 by
Andrew Carnegie for the establishment of branch
libraries there
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
Helialous NcIirss.

NEW-YORK PRIMARY SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
will hold its Nineteenth Annual Institute Broadway
tabernacle Saturday. March 30 sessions conlencins
az 10 a and p m
All teachers OF young children inyited
attend. - =
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THE PASSING THRONG.

Frank Chambers. Of Pittsburg. is much inter-
ested in Colombia. South America to which country
his large business interests compel
TALE OF him make frequent visits. When
COLOMBIAN at the Waldorf-Astoria yester-
TRAIL. day he talked about that part of
the world as follows: Colombia
said Mr.. Chambers. lis country OF great future
possibilities as it is very rich. both agriculturally
and in minerals but yet little headway mas
wS 35cS IS b counTy IS SO richiy
blessed. One reason for this Is the hostility when
innovations Apropos Of this sharaesertsc OF the
told me rather good story. Bidlake. who is an
Old Hudson Bay man, has put in the last 81, seven ,gt
look for the future q there s BidaSes story deals
with the professor of one of our american museums
Mountains runs aIons the coast Of the Caribbean
Sea- in Colombia. and just out Of the village Of
Santa Marta is the beginnings of an ancient stone
and disappears in the Santa Marta range, but no
man knows what lies at the other end OF u, ,;1 ior
OF the alien All sorts of legends of lost or bid,
have been uncovered in Vera cruz ana 1ucat@s' ia
and, if it be so. II probably contains Tnalela
some wears ago led a certain Professor Wands.
representative of prominent American museum 70
the OLD stone trail through the forest for a con-
and then he chanced UPON native chief. The chief
in question was large and coplouS pedspf f,I mus
cular development.
He CHANGED upon the professor at point where
the stone trail ran through a forest glade' anu
there he stopped and made speech
TOLD THE with him. The speech savored
PROFESSORS somewhat of Lii Hung Chanss well
FORTUNE known methods for 1t was mainly
inqusitional the gist of it being,
what the dickens the professor doing in that
country, anyhow? The professor, touched by the
politeness of the chief. something else entered
into voluble and minute explanation. When ne had
done the chief said that, as reward tor ms Ir-
cidity. he would tell the Americans fortune. In
his hand he held horn filed with beads. and,
choosing smooth place upon the ground he cast
the beads upon the earth so that they fell m a
sem-circle Over the fallen beads he studied ionH
and intently, and then he said that great eNll
would surely fall upon the professor did he not re,
his steps. To hold along the old stone tran
would lead the American to death accompanied
by great agony. His only chance was 20 go PACK
instantly the way he had come, for the Sehn OF
the country approved not of the white man Inc
chief personally liked him very much but ne was
pOwerless the face Of the opposition OF the great
Eenii. The professor able to take a mint eS
the next man, and ten minutes later he was wend-
ing his rapid way toward the coast Inc oId stole
trail still leads terra incosnta IN so 1ar as tne
foreigners in Colombia are concerned
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29
MARRIED..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 16. the residence OF the
bride No 13I AlexGnder-ave. Bronx Aida Elods
Jalues only daughter OF George NJ Jaques 10 Henry
Powell Kellogg.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
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Tribune Office. March 20. a. m.rhe weather yester-
dav was windy. The temperature ranged be-
tween 81 degrees the (3s degreesl being
o degrees Wednesday 2s degrees lower
than on the corresponding date last year
In this to-day there Will probably be fair
and weather.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Tribunes SELF
recording The dotted line shows tepera
ture as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29

BE,NEpICT-At Montciair n. J.. March 2s. 1901 Nal
colin Whitney. beloved George Lane and Fanny
d Blanchard Benedict. aged IS years.
Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1901-03-29

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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DIED.

DIED.
Benedict. Malcolm ". Moore Johnston
Boorum William b. Mcuton Gilman
Cox. Murlock \ Parkinson. Edward T
Damon, Anita F. Potter. Francis
Darling Aneeline L. Stevens, Charles A.
Drake. Adeliae w Thayer. Elizabeth R.
Garrett, Eliza =. Van Tssseu. Ella B.
tickox. Cslarles X ZiesSe. Emma.
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