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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-24
NoTIoE-1, JEREMIAH CALVIN,

NOTICE., JEREMIAH CALVIN,
ated at No. s0l west Second street in
the, Tenth ward OF the city OF Wilmington,
county Of New Castle and State Of Delaware
Of the General Assembly, In such case made and
provided, do hereby gve notice that shall apply
IN writing 70 the Court of General Sessions Of the
State Of Delaware. in and for New Castle county
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of November, A.. b,
1901, being the next term Of said court, for q
license fcy said house, inn or tavern for the
sale therein ofintoxicating Liquors in less quanti-
ties than one quart, TO be drunk on the premises,
and the following respectable citizens Of said
ward, az least twelve OF whom are substantial
freeholders OF said ward recommend the said
application. vizi -,
Patrick b. nougherty, Eugene NJ Savers
James Dougherty, John ]. Fitzpatrick,
Thomas Murphy John Hurley
John a; Conway James H, Meaney,
Daniel Kelley, William N. Innes
Joseph Frarer, William Connor,
John B. Kiueger John Shields
Harry s. Eeher, p. F.wklsh,
Harry y, stoeckle, John p Cooper,
Wm; Walsh. Patrick pinneen,
Neal MuiNena, George Coates,
Philip Bonner Michael Il, McGowan. ~
Peter II. Miller, .
oet2i, now JEREMIAH CALVIN,
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-24

Convince yourself that Ely's Cream BALM
deserves all that has been said OF il as means Of
quick relief and final cure in obstinate cases al
nasal catarrh and hay fever. A trial size costs
but ten cents. Full size, 10 cents. Sold by drug.
gists or mailtd by Ely Bros, IS Warren street
New York
Mt. Olive, Ark +, May Il, 1901
Messrt, Ely ros.:-please send me one bottle of
Cream Balm, family size, think it Is the best
medfelne for catarrh in the world. Very respect.
tcl.s J. NJ. scHoLTz.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-10-24

IITEnEtT on BONDED DEBT.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

rennarla blv strong work which rvets the spec
tator's attention, although there is Monet be-
side il 1t is an intensely real likeness Of Mr.
w z. Henley The best group Of portraits in the
gallery is that oy Mr.. ". NJ Chase, TO whose
work are accorded the honors OF the exhibition.
The most delightful is His First Portrait"
with wonderfully painted child; and Dorothy
and Her Sister has the simplicity. directness
and concentration of Velasquez. Mr.. Chase's
work attracts much attention and is greatly
admired.
There has been a good deal of unintelgent-
comment upon the Duke OF Norfolk order in
structing peers and peeresses how to dress for
the coronation and what kind of coronets 10
take with them. The text Of the dukes grand
fathers circular issued before the coronation Of
Queen Victoria has been repeated verbatim, and
there viii be no innovations IN the costumes and
coronets. The order was issued long time in
advance Of the ceremony because few Of the
titled class-the Duke of Cambridge and one or
two others being the only survtvors-had ever
attended a coronation in the Abbey, and II was
expedient TO dispel Illusions especially respect
ing the coronets which must be plain and mex
pensive. and not jeweled. Royalty does not ex-
pect the wives OF dukes vscOunts. earls and
barons TO rival the Queen in magnificence OF
jewels and bids them 10 De content with modest
coronets. The trains of their dresses TO be
carefully measured, and the duchess is only en-
titled II an extra yard IL comparison with the
baroU's wife. The strawberry leaves spikes.
halls and other enblen1s OF the co7onets
regulated by precedent ard etiquette. and the
number Of rows OF black ships on Tnniver capes
IS prescribed by court circular. No alteration is
TO be made IN the dressing OF the court pageant
whtcf. promises TO be as stately as the corona
ton CT George IV-the most brilliant Of the
tire series n the Abbey. I. y. T.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
MRS. A. p. STOKES IN COURT
SHE ACCUSES HER MAID OF STEALING
ARTICLES VALUED AT sSo5.
rpY rELEGRAPH 20 rHE TRIBrNE.I

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE 1kIB'>H'I
P.ttsfeld Mass. Nov. Mrs. Anson Phe!pS
Stokes of Naw-Tork and Lenox. who is spending
the fall at Shadowbrook in LenOx, appeared IN the
Pittsfeld District Court this morning as witness
against her maid. Helen Olsen, OF New-fork, VINO
was arrested on Thursday afternoon In the Stokes
house in I-enox a charge Of larceny. Ihe prop
erty alleged 10 have been stolen is valued at So as
follows: Three dresses. valued at $50. 70 and 100.
ectiveIy; a sofa pillow. IS; a table centreplece'
80 and two tabecoths, valued at So and SD re-
spectiveiy.
Mrs Stokes while IN New-York recently fouhd
several of these articles. she alleges. in a trunk III
the room Of the defendant in Mrs Stokess mousse
No 229 Madison-ave. She was not able 10 tell when
the articles had been taken although the gowns
had been missed from the wardrobe of Miss Caro-
line Phelps Stokes. on Thursday search war;
was sworn out and a deputy sheriff searched lhe
room of the defendant in Shadowbrook- Some lace
that Mrs Stokes says IS her property was fouhd III
the tL. -
The maid was arrested, and spent the night N
1he Pittsfeld police station Both Mrs. STOKES anu
Miss Stokes testified in court this InoTIltns LLg
court asked II the articles found IN New" oIh u1u
been IN ken from the LenOX house Mrs stokes was
NOT able to swear they had been ana the court
continued the case until Monday TOT furtleF - -L.HeS
Tfgati0n The maids defence IS that the gowns
found in New-York had been cast OF oy MISS
stokes and that they had been sent 10 Ne"-loIA
for distribution charitable gifts
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

Its versatility and thrilling in its power He has
been playing those parts since 1877, and wherever
he has appeared In them he has inspired the deep
est interest and elected the greatest admiration
A sharper contrast could not be imagined than
that which subsists between the simple candor
and nobility of Iesurques and the cold ferocty and
insensate ruffianism of DubOsc; and the actor
makes each person distinct and Individual. not
merely by raiment and superficial garniture, not
by the complete assumption Of identity The per-
formance accordingly is not only productive or
pleasurabe excitement but communicative of val
uable instruction The observer may learn from
II what acting is-and that something more IS
requisite for the great effects OF dramatic art,
than defamation and facial display. W. w.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
FRENCH SHIPS DID NOT RETURN.
SQUADRON STILL BOUND FOR TURKISH
WATERS-A CORRESPOND
s1TSTA

Paris, Nov. 1.-THE dispatch from Toulon an
nouncing the return Of Admiral Calliards dlVls-
ION of the French Mediterranean squadron TO
that port proves TO be incorrect The officials OF
the Foreign Cfice to-day said that the Admiral
has not returned. The Admiral Is now on his
way to Turkish waters.
The incorrect announcement from Ioulon OF
the return of ADMIRAL Cail!ard's division was
due to a new spaper correspondents miscount
Of the vessels CT Admiral Ia!grets squadron
owing TO the darkness. 49,, l.,
now published The list cabed yesterday was
that Of his ordinary light division. But 1t ap-
neara that a special squadron was formed. com
nosad OF the battlcships Gaulo:s and Charle-
rnagne ,he cruisers Admiral Pothuau, Chanzy
and Gallse and two torpedo boat destroyers o.
the HaIIebarda type
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
THE WEATHER REPORT

vrsrE,PDay.s RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
,,...,.o No. 4 tropfcal disturbance Of consid-
a-,ba intensity is northward over the A"i'''e
toward Rernnuia disturbance VIII prooahE Feou''e
northeastward and strike the transatlantic steamer
= +b ,,,,,, ~ the Banks of Newfoundland by Sunday.
~ owing 20 bfgh barouletric pressure in the high lati-
,de4 OF the ocean comparatively low pressure over
the Azores It the Atlantic and be Ie.l over
N. British Isles and especially over the northern
..rt..o he VeIpeslay over the United States settled
weather prevails generally, with lower temperatures or
the season in northern districts. An area o'
rapidly eastward over the f'fi
N"rthwes Territory the barometer - high over me
ohio Mississippi valleys ar any lisrt
Saturday east or the MISSISSIPPI
In tba Middle West conditions VIII favor locai rains. IN
The Norrhes the temperature wall fall decidedly WIN
snow in the districts Along the Atnt Coast
Jit 70 fresh westerly winds will become variable On
the Great Lakes variable winds viii shift 20 souhery and
Saturday night steamers whch De
asrt Saturay for European ports likely 10 encounter
gales to the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

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New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
A MADRID INTESTTGATION.
EFFORTS TO IDENTIFY LORD sACKvILLE'' BY
THE SON OF SPANISH DANCER.


Madrid, Nov. 1.-The name Of "Sackville" is fig
rring in strange Investigations which are occupying
TIE attention of the courts here. local lawyer
has appled to the courts to recognize the legiti-
macy OF q client. who claims TO be the Of
tain Lord Sackvie. Secretary of Legation at
Madrid about the year 1888 The claimant alleges
that the diplomatist married well known Spanish
dancer, Pepita Duran. and had three daughters
and son by the marriage. But the marriage reg
lister was subsequently tampered with and the
name of Pepita Duran's dancing master. Antonio
de "a Olivia WAS substituted for the original entry
The examining magistrate appointed experts
anime the register, and the experts have confirmed
the statement that the original name OF the hus
hand whatever il was. had been scratched out, and
that the name OF Olivia had been substituted
London. Nov. lin connection with the Madrid
dfspatch referring to Lord Sackville it is point
81 out that the present Lord Sackville the former
Minister Of Great britain at Washington, although
he was in the diplomatic service prior to 1858.
not attached to the British Legation at Madrid
fil eleven years after that date. Moreover he did
not succeed the title until 1883.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
THE PLAGUE at GLASGOW.
ANOTHER CASE REPORTED AND MANY PEOPLE
ISOLATED.

Glasgow, Nov. Another case OF the hubonic
plague has been certified to here Large numbers
of people who have been in contact with plague
cases or suspects have been isolated. The foreign
6orsuls to-day are refusing grant clean bills OF
health
= barmaid who recently transferred from
the Central Station Hotel (Which belongs TO the
Caledonian Railway TO the station at Airdrie
eleven miles from Glasgow is pronounced to be
suffering from the plague.
No additional of the plague had been Of
fciaIly reported up late hour tonight.
Two hundred employees Of the Central Station
Hotel are confined to the hotel precincts for obser
Nation.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

Paris Nov IA dispatch TO the Temps
from Constantinople says thirty officers OF 'he
navy recently mutinied on account OF arrears OF
pay and proceeded to the palace to make delii-
onstration The Sultan then sent an aide-de-
camp with an instalment OF money due 'hei"'
and the officers thereupou Gesisted
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
prACrE CASE AT BATOUM

St Petersburg Nov. i.-Ships leaving entering
the port of Batoum. the Black Sea, have been
ordered to be closely inspected, owing to a death
from the plague having occurred in the town
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

may a tirnel
Foreign for week ending November . 1901,
Cp7orptIy all cases) the General POST
office as follows: Post Mails close hour
earlier closing time shown below. Parcels Post
Mails for Germany close at Monday and Wednss
day
Regular Supplementary malls close at Foreign
Branch half closing time shown bslow "
except that Supplementary Malls for Europe and Central
America via Colon close hour later at Foreign
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
PRINCESS RADzIWILL MUST GO TO JAIL

Cane Town Nov. 1.-The affdavtts OF Cecn
Rhodes repudiating bills aggregatng t25"p Drawn
in favor of the Princess Radziwlh toi 'le ce'i
branch Of the Radz!wf family and purportinS 10
b.ra hoo, signed bv Mr. Rhodes, have arrived
here The Supreme Court has issued writ OF II I'm,
prsonment against the princess OH a'OoNi' %
mil de- Of fli3.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The cast of Colorado" Augustus Thomas ne"
,o t,,b is to he presented at Wallacks The
o+ra on November IS is follows: Wilton Lackaye
Francis Carlisle. John W. AIbaugh. J. NJ CoIvine
Horace Lewis Miss Maude Hoffman, Miss Violet
Rand Miss Jean NewcOmbe. Miss Rose C0oke'
Miss Christine Blessing. II. l.. Hall, Lewis Esan
frank Donovan Herbert Pollard; Frank kenlple'
Clement Kirby Hern Collins. WlliaIl l. ol41psol 4
Tawrence Sheehan Francis Conlan. Morris FRANK
Harry Gibson David Higgins, Thomas Lamosoh
and William T. James.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
CONSUL BOYLE TAKING PRECAUTIONS,

Liverpool. Nov. 1.-The three cases Of bubonic
plague now IN hospital here are doing well, and
fresh cases have been officially reported.
lanes Boyle United States Consul, conferred
today with representatives OF the American lines
regarding extra precautions, particularly in
nee emigrantS. He has also asked the
railway companies have enigrant disin-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
EoR PRESRYrERIAN WoMAN's COLLEGE.

Lexington Ky Nov. 1.-Representatives OF the
Northern and Southern Synods of the Presbyterian
Church are in session here to-day for the purpose
- ,akino stems toward establishing great Pres
bvterian college for the higher education OF women
to cost probably $5oaoC0. Tine hope is to make It
bond of union between the two branches OF the
iennminHti
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

sATJ-RDAY-At $ a. m f9- GuaIeIoupe. Martinique
a Rh ;o Dqt9 Hs4bad6 s25 ETsRe ms5 b ] ae P per 4a:
n"q' at m Csnppent3ta-y $50 a n for Po1ro Rfea
cgresao Gu and .r vsnes per mus. 5 phaasPhs 5s mail
Philadelphia: $50 a Complementary 1890 M
6 6r F2F'aPs Rtal mani fr @5s ] fca t 5e S e P
Altai-2: az @ go a M 's2PplssntaT 1870 a NJ
and Santa marta pfT -.c,s s Andes 'a - cher parts 1
N for GI enada Trinidad and Ciudas Bolivar per
s. $ Maracas: at 10 a, n. for cuba. per $ s Mexico
william CmaiI foT cgracaoi xenezuea British % and
r.: at $50 p, fer Matanzas Caibarien Nuevitas
Ghara sScb anf mns be- directed per Oind31a NAT az
I9!So D m Complementary p, M for Turks Island
and ig Dominican Republic. per $ Cherokee
Mails for Newfoundland by rail to North sydney ssa
P m 11nSSnF Mails 9se f nsF Maueon bg rail- 70 Bt5
and thence by close at this Office daily SO
PPfence me BY steamer ciose his daily AZ IS m
he S1Tnec''NF N4 $50 for Mexico civ overand unless
specially addressed tor dispatch by steamer close az
Costa s % Rca Belize Puerto COrez and Guatemala by
this office daily & at P PSg p tes m ana oastssis ar
Hays for Costa Rica Registered mail closes
p n" pre'''T TRaNsPACTF1c MAILS
Mails for Hawaii Jagan China and Ph2Dne Up y Iaad, an :,
via San Francisco close here .I daiy al 20 80 a. ap 70
Mails FOR via aGo1a close here ay
59s for china Japan Seattle close hs.. daily
per Idzui Maru aesi'tsrsd mail must be directed
Mails tor Australia Except West Australia which Is for
ma, NevZealand. FIJI. Samoa ard
Hawai- via Francisco close here daily az SO
and 10 November -. IN
s!g5ivs s1 SoTgSer Sr 9e tg for dspaeh per
West Australia. which goes
and New-Zealand. which goes via san
Francisco and FIJI Islands via Eancogver close here
dsiv an $50 D. m. 10 November - inclusive. for
9a.s a. warriuoo complimentary mails,
Sesr-is and VIctorfz) close $50 D. November
1,,sfI be directed via Yancouver'D
,.ijz Tor ds and Philippines. VIA
here daily at $50 p up 70 Noysnn-
Der I'll inclusive for dispatch per s. s. Hong Kong
,,s for Tahiti! and Marquesas Islands via San Fran
ctsro close here daily $50 m up 70 November
ncIu dispatch = Australia
TranspacIfc mails Forwarded 10 port OF saNin8
he schedule OF closing Is arranged thu
or uninterrupted overland transit
cred mail closes a D. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Postofnce Ne0-york. y. T.. October 25. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
WAS POWDER MONKEY AT TRAFALGAR,

Mattoon Ill. Nov. 1-John o'Brien' one iiu''L'eu
and eight wears old is dead at Middiesworth sta
10, ,.s,tv miles west of this city He was born
in Ireland went to sea at the age OF nine ana
s.rved In Nelson's powder monkey at the
battle Of Trafalgar
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
MR. CARNEGIE TO BE LORD RECTOR

London. Nov Andrew Carnegie to-day was for
u1aly nominated for the Lord Rectorship OF St An
4r.rr,s rrri,arsitv There were no other nomina-
49, Nr Carnegfe's election will be declared BY
the vice-chancellOr November 3
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

PRINTED MATTER. ETC--T1is steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers Samples for Germany
class OF mail matter ror other parts ot
Europe viii be by this ship unless specially d.
rected by her
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional supplementary mails
opened piers of the American English. French
n German steamers. and remain until within
Ten Minutes OF the hoUr OF sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

Frank c. Bangs is absent from the casc OF Inc
Forest Lovers at the Lyceun Theatre on account
of sickness His part is taken by James Otley, and
his In turn by Peter Lang The last performance
OF the present run OF The Forest Lovers at the
Ivceum will be given this evening.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
in The Tribunes self
recording The dotted line shows the tempera
ture recorded Perrys Pharmacy
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature for the last twen
II
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

SATURDAY-At n for Europe. per . = CAM
panfa via Queenstown a n for italy. per > ;
AIlar via Naples (rnafI Be directed per = :
AUer''l. az 80 A. IT Netherlands direct =
Potstfarn Cnau directed per : Potsfan1 y
az $50 a. n Scotland direct per = $ Furnessil
(nau must be directed per $. $ Furnessa').
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
OFFICES

communications relative % susscriptSs %
THE TRIBUNE. New-YorN CITY r.si--
by money order. money order cral 0r
letts
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
Sperial Nonce5.

Prepare u exclude cold wind ROE
BUCKS Celebrated Weather Strips your doors and
windows For sale appi i by Roebuck sole manu-
facturer 1T2 Fulton Eew York. also lith St and
Hamilton Ave. Brooklyn Telephones. ROrbucks Cleans
and Preserving Wire Screens. SOC Quart
De VaIIette In-tttute, W. 4Oth-st.; luxurious
baths; Oil and Be treatments FOR Theunatlsl
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

O,,,, N the sickness OF Miss Blanche Bates the
cornDauy playing Under TWO Flags" Will not ap-
near in that play after tomorrow night. until Miss
Bates has recovered
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
E>oREcyAsT FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

For New-England and Eastern New-fork fair today
and Sunday westerly shifting to southery WINDS
For the District Of Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia fair to-
dav and Sunday westerly winds becoming variable
Western New-HorI, Western Penn
syivana day Sunday; variable winds shift
rs fresh. soutterly
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
DIED.

F ad9w ef Hyac c0P n F5 s5i 81 se. ss S &
Haven. Conn
H4YEs-A; her residence. Newark j. on wednes:
bsyd A Hay Hayes 9 the Tth "a @ gssr 9 her age Fgne5
SATURDAY Novenlber 2 1901 at 2 o'ciOck ?. m
a.E 6SE :. Oct l:4- 81 tsf ls .;s s h
David NJ Eiildreth deceased. and Annie L Hndreth-
Middieorook Of GeorEe and Susan HAYES Mttdie-
terry. Nsw-Dorp. Staten Island. Sunday. November ..
octoser as 5s'es 81 HAY s orEs s5 = 5s aa
ay OF 61ans n age at St a. Gs0rges Church
stuyvesaut Square
NILEs-Nathanel Marstqn Niles. youngest son of WI
home at Betfort Park wednesday October 80. in his
Goth year Funeral from the house SATURDAY after,
a o9 a5 cfas 98o safTdn Saas kindly T ss o, ' ow 80 " rom
QUINBY-On THURSDAY Oct. 81 1901. Martha p wife or
the late Moses 9unby in her ssh year @ FIneTa ser
sunday al
y t: In s;s William and Os 9ss
Scott Funeral services AZ hsr late residence " -.
InteTnsnt Greenwood convenience Of the family
sEANAN-In Nsw-York Oct 81 @ 1901 Vernon sssmsn Seaman
in the 6ls year Of his ase Funeral saturday Nov a5.
West private San Francisco papers
please
sSooK-n BrqokIyn NOy l9oi John 3 SnPo @ eP, n the ne
Nov as 9.a1 M i1fe9nSent private san F'ran-.
cisco and Michigan papers please copy.
VAN RFINSS EIAER-At Stcckbrfdge. Mass. Friday,
Nov l. Julia w. widow Of jeremiah Van Rensselaer,
and daughter Of the late Samuel and Marguerite Peyon
JaudOn
VAN SANTvOORD-At Kingston, y. Y. October 81 1901.
the Rev Cornelius Van Saatvoord Euneral from his
1901. .. Relatives ana friends invited.
VAN vRANKEN-At Hampstead. y Y. Nov l. 1901.
d. Van Vranken. NJ D. Funeral service froHl
Methodist Episcopal Church. Hampstead n Y. Mon
day. Nov. 4 at p Internent at Greenwood
woodIasSn Cemetery.
Borough Of Bronx. New York CITY
Office 20 23d Madison South
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
MARRIED..

pORERTSON-DE GRAUW-On Tuesday october %
1901 at the Church OF the ascension. New-for City
nv the Rev Bradner. Frances Louise daughter OF
Mr and Mrs. Charles Z De Grauw. to William Robert
son of Bayonne City, N J.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
PROCLAMATION BY THE NEW AHEEF.
ExToRTIoHIsTs AND ot-PREssoEs MAY RETURN
IN SAFETY TO AFGHANIsTAS

Sirrlla, Nov 1.-The ArneeT OF Afghanistan, Ifa-
bibullah Khan has caused 70 be spread broadcast
d proclamation informing all Afghans who have
fed from their country because OF extortion. op
preston or fear OF arrest on false charges that
they can return safely and that lands confscated
from them will be restored that loans Will be aG-
vanced for improvements, and that years taxes
viii be remitted.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
nADE i ST. LOUIS FAIR CouuIssIONER.

St Louis Nov. Ernest H Wands. of The New
York Tribune staff. was to-day appointed commits
sjoner of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Com
pany to Peru Ecuador. Colombia and Venezuela
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
IN NEW-Y0RK CITY.
- PAN-AMERICAN EXPOsITION.

Mall subscribers u the DAILY TEI-VEEKLT VIII
BE charged copy postage N addition %
the named above
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

yesterday. GO degrees: lowest.
for corresponding
for corresponding
10.
Fair; light TO fresh westerly
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02
DIED.

aRCHER-At Mount Vernon, y Y. October 80 leol
@ S heid at his late residence. No. I8s summit
rn Mount vernon. N Y. Saturday. November 2
at . o'clock p.
c,vrRoN-on Thursday 81. l. Cameron. aged
friends invited TO attend the
residence, 2@3 West iith-st
~ saturday 2. az 5 p. m lnteTnent at con-
Cadence OF family. Kindly omit flowers
COTrRsEN-On October 81. 1901 her residence No
OF North CaIvertst. Baltimore Md charlotte Fot.
Of and daughter OF the a'e
charles Henry Higginson. Of Trenton y j Interrnet
- Sunday morning November j.
arTages will leave Pennsylvania Railroad station Jer-
sew city. O'Clock.
DE BUCK-Frday. November l. at her laie reS.esnce:
So Wilson Brooklyn. Julie de BUCK WIDOW or
the late Edmond Buck Notice OF funerai IN sun
rIrv .FIEID-On Friday, l. Katherine Van feens-
seIaer wife OF Francis Deaheld Funeral service az
Grsca CHURCH Broadway and l0th-st, MONDAY NOV 4.
AZ 10 a m Interuent jamaica L. /
New-York tribune., 1901-11-02

Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address