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DIED.

ADDIcKs.o1 Wednesday evening January % I6 1901 at
wife Frederick p Addieks and daughter of the late
william Bans3n % rSyII S Ss5 or ID PhaqeR fb Ige Of her
ters No 2i9 St Marks square. Philadelphia sat
urday morning. 19th inst. at IL o'clock
BERGHoIz-At New-Rochelle. Wednesday. January
l 9C Wa% from n his eRoz 5ts Tsends IL n G IN Ssf
3 be dnu%6T in Waiting nv at a on arrival of
i0:0i a m. train from Grand Central Depot
| Burial private.
RURcHARD-on January IS. Eliza Burchard aged 90
friend; gtsa Rsm o.,s S ,ns nsF As:s
dam-ave. on Saturday. January 10. at $3.50 p m
BURRowEs On THURSDAY January H. Eleanor Herbert Herbert
F%TTowes BTTTowes. daughter OF i"o"'"S an" A '''S''
Fq.srf Res fatSers Se HG9sas p9sidsnce aq Rsypor
cosTKYAN weenssday January p1ga 1S at No 81 & Ar
tikyan. wife of Nazar COstikyan
inteTment TTsrrSs T at convenience of family.
cuMMING-At TIishwood n. J., January II. 1901
Funeral at his late residence o" Monday January H. at
Train Northern r. r. of New-Jersey) leaves Chambers
at 10 a. m.
DWIGHT Suddenly. OF pleuro-p pneumonia Thursday:
January II. Mrs. Mary wetmore Dwight daughter of
% the % sSs5T f hsT Pss East M aN M S
at 'sHe"5g Ss le s1 the family
r Henry ss l'R his
ager Of the sanatorium
GIIMoR.At Hotel NethsrIand. January IS Mary Louise
Richardson, daughter of ], ID. Glrnor
| Funeral private
| Internent a Greenwood
| GI.ovER-On Friday January Is. at the home OF her
| niece Miss Florence Starr. Miss Sarah NJ. Glover,
| Brooklyn.
Funeral services will held her residence No
Hawthorne Place Montelair. ~ j.. ON Sunday. January
| 20 q 2 o'clock
| Boat leaveR foot OF Barclay-st. at 12:3o p. m
| Kindly omit flowers.
/ Private Greenwood.
Boston papers please copy.
| HINE-At stamford Conn, on Wednesday January 16
1901 Adsline Moseman wife OF Charles 5. Hne in her
| s0th year. - -
Funeral service held residence. No. IT
Citnton-ave.. Stamford, on saturday. January
4 o'clock
Interment at Rye, y. Y. -.... A..
philadelphia papers please copys 1--~--A
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
THE REV. DIR. ELIAS RIGGS.

Boston, Jan. 1S.-The American Board has re-
ceived a cable dispatch from ConstantinopIe n
nouncng the death on January II of the Rev. Dr.
Elias Riggs, the oldest missionary of the Board
DR. Riggs ninety years old. and had been I'm
service for sixty-nine years. He a graduate
from Amherst College before he was nineteen and
later of Andover Theological Seminary AS a mis-
sionary he worked principally among the Greeks
Armenians. Bulgarians and Turks He had trans
lated the Bible into Armenian, Bulgarian and Turk
ish. besides writing grammars. commentaries
hymn books and other productions bearing upon
missionary work
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
DINNER F0R THE EHPER0R's GUESTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emil l.. Boas on Thursday gave
dinner OF eighteen at their home No l2S
West Seventy-fourth-st.. in honor Of the German
Emperor's guests the Prinzessin Victoria Luse
the Hamburg-American Lines new yacht. The
guests Of honor Lieutenant Colonel Won
Schenck. Major Kocq Breugel Privy Councillor
I)r. Lehman and Mrs Lehmann County Councillor
Won Heyking. and Captains Wedel and Schulz
Of the German army. Among those present We're
also the German Ccnsul-G General, Mr.. B1nz, and
Mr.. Bitter, the architect
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
CAPTAIN GEORGE s rIrCKERMAN

jamestown, N. Y. Jan. lS-Captan George s
Tuckerman died this morning at the age of seven
ty-six He studied law in William H. Stewards office
and was graduated from Yale and from the first
class of the Albany Law School For two wears
Of the Civil War. he was an officer in Berdan's
Regiment of sharpshooters. and after the war was
for time an Assistant Corporation Counsel In
New-York. and later Editor of 'Tre Rochester
Democrat and Chronicle"
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
c0UyCILMEy "HAD TO ATTEND REVIVAL"

Hiawatha Kan, Jan. 1s.-Because majority of
the City Councilmen refused to leave revival
meeting and attend the regular weekly Council
meeting S. Hunter Mayor. has rendered his resig-
nation. Unable to secure a quorum to transact
business Mayor Hunter sent a sheriff to the re-
yiyal TO compel the Councilmen to present them
selves at the City Hall. A majority sent word that
thev 'had 10 attend the revival and couldn't come"
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
TO HAVE ANNUAL DINNER.

The third annual dinner of the XXVIIth Assem-
oiy District Republican Club will be held in the
theatre or the knickerbOcker Athletic Club on
Friday evening. March Is. at o'clock. About four
hundred covers will be laid Among the guests will
be many leading Republicans of the city The list
or speakers includes many prominent men. Henry
l. Stmson is president of the club. Gustav H.
SchWab Cornelius Vanderbilt William G.. Bates
William Brookield and Arthur l.. Cosby are mem
bers of the club.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

For New England occasional SHOWS to-day; continued
cold diminishing northweseriy Winds becoming south
erly; Sunday fair.
For Eastern New-York and Eastern Pennsylvania. oc-
casiona SHOWS to-day continued coid diminishing north
westerly winds becoming southerly; Sunday fair
For New,Jersey and Delaware. generally fair to-day;
continued cold diminishing norhwesterly winds becom
ing southerly Sunday fair
For the District of Columbia. MARYLAND and Virginia
peneralv fair to-day: continued cold winds becoming
southari, ,reah IN brisk on Sunday fair.
For West Virginia fair to-day, except local SHOWS In
mountain regions northwest Winds Sunday
For Western Pennsylvania, occasional SHOWS To-Day
becoming northweserly brisk on the lake, SUNDAY
probably fair - l.. l.. ..A
west 10 northwest winds the lakes; Sunday oc
casional
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

of DR.. Samuel Kingsley Glover of Milton. Mass.
DR.. Glover served throughout the Revolutionary
War assistant surgeon to Dr. Warren, brother
of General Warren. Miss Glover member OF
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. for forty years, ana
was ore of the original members of the Brooklyn
Womans Club and for thirty years was
secretary OF the Business WOman's Union, No. 50
Willoughby-st., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
THE REV. DIR ROBERT r ROCHE

Long Branch y. j.. Jan. IS (SpeciaD.-The Rev.
Dr. Robert T. Roche for nearly fifty years priest
IN the Episcopal Church died to-day his home.
Eatontown. n. j.. from the grip. He had been
confined TO his bed only TWO days. DR. Roche
In his eightieth year. He born at DIgby
n s.: educated at Kings College. Canada; ordained
a deacon in lS5l, and three years later was made
n priest. From 1861 To 1866 he was engaged I'm mis-
sionary work at Georgetown. Prince Edward
Island. Dr. Roche filed rectorships at the follow
ing places: Rverton. n J.; Philadelphia, Musca-
tine. Iowa and Palatka, Fla. He had been rector
OF ST. Jamess Chapel at Eatontown. since 1890
A widow and five children-throe daughters and
two sons-survive him. The sons and daughters
are the Rev. II. II. y. Roche. of Long Branch:
Alban S. +. Roche of Boston: Mrs. Robert DanCy
of Houston, Tex; Mrs. Elliott Hunt Smith, OF
RrauCh
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
SAsHBGToY FIRE CAUSES HEAVY Loss.

"sshington. Jan is.-Fire in the three story and
Ensnt structure Nos. s17 and sls Fourteenth-st
rsssah"est, tonight. caused damage estimated at
a. The building was owned and occupied by
- rope Bicycle Manufacturing Company. which
er, NE hrst floor, and Milo B. Stevens g. Co.. pat
and ssscrneys, who had their Offices on the second
Ths ttsiio roors. stevens's loss r. about $4,000.
lnsu,srss of both concerns involved is covered by
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED KIDNAPPING.
SON OF GERMAN OFFICER SAID To HAVE BEEN
TAKEN FROM CANADA TO ILLINOIS.

TAKEN FROM CANADA TO ILLINOIS.
Chicago Jan. 1s-A kidnapping case extending
through three countries came 10 notice yesterday
when the police here arrested youth for whom
they had been looking The story told by the pris-
oner has a plot said to have been conceived In
Germany and carried in Canada with the Sc
uuel in the United States. The prisoner, JuluS
Neuhscher. eighteen years old, OF Berlin, ont. Is
charged with being the kidnapper. Ills aLeSeu
victim is Quito Kildau aged three. said TO be
the son of an officer in the German army. sta-
TONED al Berlin Germany. The child was Kid
mapped In the Ontario town last Monday Neu-
6scber saws he was hired by the father to secure
his child His money gave out. he declares ana
he temporarily placed the boy in an orphan asSy-
lum In Flgin. Neuhscher would not state the
amount ne received for kidnapping the child
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
GENERAL LEONARD F. ROSS.

Chicago, Jan. 1S-GeneraI Leonard F. Ross is
dead at Galesburg. ILL.,. aged seventy seven. lie
hero OF two wars, having served with dis
tinction in the United States Army in the Mext,
and Civil wars. He Collector of Internal
Revenue under President Johnson. His father
the founder of Lewistown, Ill.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
MRS. AUGUSTA YOUNG.

Princeton. n. j., Jan. 1S-Mrs Augusta Young
wife of Professor Charles A. Young, of the univer-
sty astronomical department, died at her home in
Prospect-ave. this morning. The cause of her death
was brain trouble. which developed from slight
stroke of paralysis -
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
GoTERNOR ODELL TO REVIEW sErENTH.

Governor Odell will review the 7th Regiment on
Thursday, January 81, when the regiment will pa
rade in full dress uniform, with white trousers
The State decoration for long service in the Ma
tiona Guard will be presented to number Of Off
GERS men.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
EX-JUDGE r. o. JONES.

Utica, n. Y, Jan. 1S.-ExCounty Judge r. o.
Jones' OF this city died this afternoon from pneu-
monia. He had been Ill since Tuesday. He was
fifty-eight years old.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

PRINTED MATTER. ETC-This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
only The OF mail matter for other parts OF
Europe will be sent by this ship unless specially d
rected by her.
After the closing Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails above. additional supplementary malls
opened on piers the American English. French
German steamers. and remain until within Ten
sIInutes OF the hour Of saling OF steamer.
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Po,tonce Notice.

Should DAILY By interested changes may
tine.)
Foreign mails ending January 70. 1901.
(promptly the General Postofce
as follows Parcels Post earlier than
below Parcels Post mails for Ger
many close at D. m January IA per 3 Trave.
January 10 per s. Koen. and January IS per s.
PhGncta.
Regular and Supplementary mails close at Foreign
Branch half later than closing time shown below
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
DIED..

HoLMEs-At his resldeRes Ne 50 West IS s2s. On
al his late residence Saturday. ls s'
4:S0 p. m.
LABAGH- ON Friday January IS. Maria Louisa. wido~
ae4s sis e at IN her hsF s s Tshee No 11s East ss
Iniermena snt'.ss az coid ai'S; Spring Harbor n Y
MALIN-on Thursday. January IT, 1901. Henry Malin.
Omit nowers
PARSONS Hampstead. \; Y. on Wednesday. Jam
services at his late residence Hampstead N T..
Saturday. January 10. at 8 .. m
Boston papers please copy
PEcK-At Yonkers. suddenly. January IS. sidney
Funeral services at his late residence No 22s Nepper
han-ave. Yonkers. Saturday. ?. m
G0un ThS5ss tn: Rev %ss l. eMSl ss 3d. 5ona Z
the Goth year Of his age.
%ia'" Funeral Saturday TSy's a, PsSs o'elosk slP'
dry d ... Ct as s 3, gssss s
Funeral Tedenee on the day ussho At
Central Station. N. Y.
S r. Jan January IS 1901
Funeral sunday afternoon.
wARPmon Wsdn%ssday % - January Is. 1901, at No ssi
Brgadier General n. G. N T.. year of his
The funeral ser ices viii be held at Grace Church. Broad
way and lOth-s Saturday morning the 18th inst. at
WARREN-At No. $50 5th- Friday morning, jan
Henry warren and daughter of the ate j. OF PSs
Phoenix
Funeral services a Trinity Chapel West
25th-st, on Monday morning. January q. at $50
O'Clock.
Internent at Troy, N. Y
YOUNG-On Friday January IS Princeton N. J.,
Angusta M Young wife OF Professor c. A. Young. OF
Princeton University.
Funeral services in the Marquand Chapel Sunday
m.
l Interment at Hanover, ". H
4 Kindly omit flowers
woodIawn Cemetery.
Borough Of Bronx. New York City.
Office 20 East 23rd Street. Madison Square South
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
The hest of It's Kind.

ssrsb Ltee not be dull and heavy order 70 be
<1puns potable illustration OF this is found In The
baept,.s story OF The Nineteenth Century" Out to-day
't form. Price. 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
MANY AhERIC4NS DECORATED.
HoNoRED BY THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT FOR
THEIR EXPOSITION WORK.

Paris. Jan 1s.-The list of decorations OF the
Legion Honor bestowed Americans in
nection with the Paris Exposition published
this evening q follows.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Ada Rehsn appeared again last night at the
Anickerbocker Theatre in the title part OF Sweet
Nell Of Old Drury.'' Three members of the
sompany-Henry Jewett Earle Browne and Miss
Miriam Nesbit-appeared I'm the cast for the first
tine
On and after January 80 Wednesday matinees
vii be given at the Casino.
A new extravaganza called after Office Hours"
With music By A Baldwin Sloane and words by
Seorge V. Hobart. will be offered at the New
York Theatre
Miss Isabel Irving will play the part of Lady
10 Hold .
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure The Tribune's self
recording barometer he dotted line SHOWS the tepera-
recorded ut pharmacy
Tribune Office, ia The weather yesterday
fair and cold. ranged between II
and 80 degrees rees) being 10 de-
grees lower than = the same number
OF degrees low spending date OF
last
The
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
MISS SARAH NJ. GLOVER.

Miss Sarah NJ. Glover. who died y, Nerday at her
home. In Montclair. n. J., was the Aranddaughter
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

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ples (ulaI must directed per Werra) at 1880
m supplementary - M for Europe. per 3 s. I'm
bria via Queenstown: at Il m for Denmark direct
8 s Norge.
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

Mrs George R. Sehieffelin gives a dinner party on
January 26 for her daughter, Mrs Bruce Ismay,
Robert Hoe has invitations out for a young peo-
pe's dinner on January 81
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

Bangs & Co., on and 03 Fifth Avenue,
VIII sell at auction MONDAY and following days, at
O'Clock each day,
a LIBRARY OF
Standard & Scarce Books
Comprising
The Works of English American Authors IN
Good Editions and Condition; A Valuable Collection Of
Works on Art. Galleries Of Painting. ETC.
GrOler Club KeimscOtt Press Publications; Books
in Limited Editions Americana; Early American I'M
prints; Amanacs,
Sales of Books every Afternoon except Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

Nr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt VIII return
10 New-York az the end Of next week
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

wOrthngton Whitehouse will lead the cotillon,
with Miss Evelyn Sloane at the dance 10 be given
hy Mrs William D. Sloane on Monday evening. He
VIII be assisted by Munson Morris
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

" K. Vanderbilt gives a large dinner party to-
night at his house No. 6G0 Fifth-ave. He viii also
give dance before Lent.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

Mrs H. Mason Raborg gave large reception.
With music. at her house, No. 164 East Thirty
dghth-st. Mrs. Louis Casimir de Coppet. of No.
6 East Fifueth-st, also held reception. and
Mss Efie Vanderbilt Caesar gave another for her
cousin, Miss Jessie McNamee, at the Kensington.
Tfth-aVe and Fifteenth-st. Mrs. ". Storrs Wells,
Mrs. Louis Vaughan Clark. Mrs. Edward II. Lam
don, Mrs. Thomas Henry Randall and Mrs. Beck
man and the Misses Beekman. had days at home
The opera well patron!zed, and nearly all
the parterre boxes We're filled.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

Mrs Clarence II. Mackay's dance at the Astoria
m February ] will be elaborate affair. The
eiIlon promises to be particularly attractive. In
re OF the figures sedan chair. made OF the palest
,4olet chiffon will be brought in and will be filled
Win Directoire sticks covered with lilac satin and
trimmed with spangled chiffon of the same shade
snd mauYe orchids.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
5perial Nonres.

Roe bucks Weather Strips. Wire Screens and Window
Eehtators make homes comfortable summer and winter.
s. Eoebuck. l72 FultOa Telephones in Manhattan and
Brooklyn Boroughs
Expression restored; by artificial teeth; Deane,
Dentist 454 Lex Ave. 45h; highest award Col EXP
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

Mrs John Reynolds To;ten, Of No. ~ West Fifty
four,h-st.. and Mrs. Melville Delaney Landon
No. 81 West seventy-ffth-st., viii give receptions
this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

TRIRIJNp LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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sam sso sn at az al M M f0s tor F2StS 6SS Rs5 & p0s P
81 ThOmas St. croia Leeward and wlndward Islands
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VIE SAN Francisco here daily Cs3o D. m up to
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West Australia which goes
Via Fsarope and New-Zeaand. which goes San
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CORNELIUS VAN cOrT, PostmaseaL
Postonacs Nswcyork. n 2. january IL l00A III
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

NJ and Mrs. Edward Moore Robinson. OF Phila-
delphia gave a large dinner last evening in honor
f Mr.. and Mrs Norman de r. Whitehouse, who
vent TO visit them. After dinner the entire
party went the Paul ball
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

As this afternoon is a De Reszke day. the at
enhance al the opera matinee will be large. Mrs
Iules Reynal will give one Of her opera parties
Afs s. Barton French will also have party
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

woodIawn Cemetery.
Borough Of Bronx. New York City.
ONCE 20 East 23rd Street. Madison Square South
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

Mrs Pembroke F. Jones will give a luncheon
party Of twenty Monday at her house. No 13
West Fifty-first-st. Mrs. Jones is giving a series
ot dinners Tuesdays this month. The next will
be in honor Of Miss Eleanor Jay.
Mrs William Douglas Sloane gave large dinner
party last evening and afterwarG took her guests
70 Mrs. Twomby's dance. Dinner parties were also
gwen last night by Mrs. Henry Clews and Mrs.
Charles Lanier.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
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New-York tribune., 1901-01-19

,o+b of Mrs. George Henry Warren was
f~ shock She died suddenly at her house
lu'e a. Her death will place Mrs. Robert Goelet.
7es6~ c+arr Miller and others of the Warren
girs; W, ", mourning. Mrs. Warren Miss Mary
New-York tribune., 1901-01-19
coCIETY' DAY BY DAY.

.,s large dance was given last night. that
OILY xo,,se Of Mr.. anc Mrs. H. Nick. Twom-
4 tns ts. - day was quite dull for change, and
lF - MANY plans for going out OF town for
bee Tonight hoV ever. there will be the
al a. Mrs Lucius X: Wilmerdngs for her
lance ~ Mss Caroline Wilmerding and dinners
laughter, "a Harriman's and Mrs. Alfred p. Dix
Il Ns Ias H. Rache Pratt and Mrs. Huntington have
ars Dsliesf sf their respective dancing classes and
neetinEgSv a and Navy Club gives a reception for
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-03-29
Terribl. Eject Of Bad Air.

At every moment of the human life
the air which we breathe goes coursing
through the most delicate and sensitive
of the wonderfully constructed organs
of the human system to purify and re-
invigorate the vital currents of life.
But what If the purifier shall itself be
unclean and laden with the seeds of
pollution? Having once done its work
and come forth, tainted and foul, what
If it shall again and again be called to
perform the task for which 1t is no Ion
ger fitted? The natural and inevitable
deduction is not far to reach. The
blood is no longer purified, but it goes
coursing through the body, the source
Of disease and corruption instead of
being the fountain of pure, perfect
healthfulness.
Other organs by sympathy or by d.
rect contagion become affected. The
imagination is too often Influenced a.
we'll, anticipation conjures up dire
evils. and the sufferer, who is now in
such earnest, flies from one "blood pu-
rlfier" or tonic" to another, gaining
perhaps temporary and questionable
relief at the expense of a system loaded
with poisonous and harmful drugs,
whose reaction may be expected at any
time and In almost any horrible form.