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New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
OBITUARY.
CHARLES K WALLACE

Charles K Wallace. a nephew OF James P. Wal
lace one OF the earliest presidents of the New
York Stock Exchange, died Sunday at the Hotel
st. George Brooklyn. at the age Of lfty-nine. For
many years he had been secretary OF the Brook
lyn Warehouse Storage Company. He had been
president OF the Childrens Aid Society, director
OF the City Mission and Tract Society elder in
the Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church and
president OF the Lincoln Club and various char
table organizations He was greatly interested in
the Seaside Home for Children at Coney Island.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
NOBLETT FOUND GUILTY.
WAS CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY BIT
BROADWAY BUSINESS

The jury in the of Edwin Arden Noblett of
No. 211 West Seventy-second-st and South Orange
" J.. who has been trial before Recorder Goff
in General Sessions the charge of grand lar
ceny, returned a verdict of guilty yesterday.
Noblett II was charged, received from Edway d H
Watson Of No. lis Broadway, $4,000 for Liter
est in a brokerage business which Noblett said
netted him more than $4,000 in 1895 Watson said
that after paying the money he found the bust-
ness not represented. and Brought suit
against Nobett for grand larceny At he request
of his attorney he was remanded until Monday
morning for sentence
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
HOMER F. LOCKE.

Homer F. Locke died from a complication Of
diseases at his home. No 65 Central Park West
yesterday. Mr.. Locke who was sixty-fve years
old. was born IN St. Adams. VT He was member
OF this city He a member and for several
years the president Of the Arkwright Club and
member OF The Colonial and New England So
cieties.
He leaves a widow. sons and one daughter
The funeral Will take place his home Friday
morning at 1880 o'clock. The burial Will be at
WoodlaWn Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
JAMES R. KEENE NOT I'LL.

Reports OF the serious illness of James r. Keene
were circulated yesterday in the financial district
in the last half hour of business on the Stock Ex-
change, and precpitated a selling movement At
the Office OF Talbot ]. Taylor s Co. No. so Broad
ST. where Mr. keene makes his headquarters. it
was said that Mr.. Keene not Ill. He had suf-
D. fered somewhat from attack OF grip but was
feeling much better Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
ADDISON CAMMACK I'LL.

Addison Cammack. who has been i'll with Bright's
disease for month at his home. No. 81 West
Fcrty-ninth-st. had a comfortable day yesterday
His physician, Or. George A Dixon, of No 10
West Forty-ntnth-st, is hopeful OF hir recovery
Mr.. Cammack is seventy-four years old He has
not been actively engaged in business (, : num-
Der OF years. He known the ] Jock Ex-
change as one Of the greatest bears CT the last
generation.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
MRS. CHARLES B. G. sEDGwICK.

Syracuse, y. Y. Jan. 23-Mrs Charles Baldwin
G. Sedgwick died at her home in this city last
night, seventy-fve years old. She woman of
unusual intellectual force and was a member of
the Brook Farm experiment, in which George Will
lam Curtis Nathaniel Hawthorne Charles A. Dana
and other famous were leaders. She on
close terms O friendship with them
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
FORECAST For TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

For the District Columbia, New-EngIand Eastern
New-Yol New-Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware
Maryland and Virginia rain to-day and probably
Friday: brisk 70 high northeast to southeast winds
Pennsylvania rains probably turning into
snow to-day colder; southery winds becoming north
westerly fresh lake. hurrtes probable
Friday.
For Western NeN-York, rains turning into snow to
portion; southwesteriy WINDS be-
fresh to brisk the lakes snow
durries along the lakes Friday.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

The steamer Oceanic arrived here from liver
pool last night and anchored in Gravesend Raw .
le" minutes after II o'clock Some Of the nassen
fsIs are Bruce Ismay, the head Of the White Star
Ps-E-;; MS !snay Mrs. Arthur Paget and David
Upton ' ~ 4SNS44NN'''S u Sir 1nofnas
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MARRIED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday January %
al ST. Stephens Church. Millburn. y J.. BY the Rev.
James 3. Wassen D. D. Elizabeth Henderson. daugh-
OF J. O. Aynar Williamson of Wyoming y ! 10
George Henry Danforth. Of New-York City
KETCHUM-MYERS-On Wednesday January q 1901
ST Peters Church, Lonacaning. Md by the Rev
William D. Gould. Mary Mcdonald. daughter Of Jossph
Myers. to Or. Franklin Gray Ketchum. OF Nev-York
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Some Of those who expect 10 sail TODAY IN +bA
steamer L'Aquitaine. for Havre are Mrs e. Black
burn Mrs B. Braud. Mrs. W. Ellis. J. B. Martin
and William A Coffin. " - "o4 ="
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DIED.
Buxton Eer4on 4. M:fhaip; Nf1shHh Caroline Caroline W
pemsray Florence E Noe 9sit Ssroline a.
B%sb B9ts El!an Mary W 0iDsant SpSai M15y James a
FFioyd-Ionss. Edward. smith. Edmund D
Horton Mary 3. van Disn Martha s
Kent James, Welles. Alice Is
Charles and "a, Sarah '.! sux:on sssa a. 23
InterrneGt at convenience Of family.
kindly omit flowers.
Tgsdag Jaagsry ags e 1901 Jane Ford
Funeral services will be held az the esidenee Of
ianaarg iss6 H! s. at iO;5S a. m " On ''''ay
DEMARAY--As South Orange. \ ], January q 1901.
E. Demaray daughter OF the late Lyman and
F6efai from her a1e residence Altamont Place soue
NeW-York. at 1;5O p.
e Esn e. vine bna5 Alien T656p 66 q Bo61 Ss9d71
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DWIGHT-Att her home. in Ausurndele. Mass. on the
daughter of the late Richard winslow OF Albany
Thursday January "a at
Train leaves Boston at 2:sO D. m
Interment at stOckbridge Mass. Friday afternoon
snJS s Isis Ese FmD sens son q t1s late Gilbert R. and
Euneral services az Christ Church NewoBruHsSeE uS
Thursday January "a
Train leaves CortIandt-st PenrSvlvanIs
Railroad at i:23 m
FLoYD-JoNES-on Wednesday. January "a 1901 at the
residence OF his daughter No. So 6Sd-st. New
York City, OF heart failure Edward son OF the late
Helen Watts and Henry Onderdonk Floyd-Jones the
18th year OF his age
The funeral at Grace Church Massa
pequa. Long Island. Saturday, January at D m
special train will leave Long Island City 1850
returning Will arrive at Long Island City about Sis.
HARNIER-On Tuesday January q 1901 suddenly Alice
Maude. younger daughter OF John II. and NJ Alice
HarmeT
Funeral her late residence Banker Place
New-Rochele. Friday. January 25 1901 at 5 D. m.
Carriages will be in waiting upon D.
from Grand Central Station
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

the estate of Miss Emily Trevor was signed by the
Surrogate a few days ago, thus giving 10 her. ac-
cording to her fathers will, one-ff6 Of the estate
which $l,300O0O when she attained the age Of
twenty-six years. Miss Trevor WILL If she lives to
be forty years Of age, receive another $OO0OOo at
that time.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
MArRIcE rHOMPSON SERInrSLr 80

Chicago Jan IA special TO The Record
from Charlottesville Ind. says; The condition of
Maurice Thompson. the novelist, IS causing grave
apprehension. His fever. which was checked sew
eral days ago has returned"
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DIED.

a Hs5 1so, lat; % rssiqsaSs & East s Fsss y
HorIon aaa agste2 Of the Sse Hon Job 81 W. go
OF Newburs. " Y IN her SD year
4, 1dria5es P9ushksepsis. n 7. Friday af'sruO0u.
5suss1 @ Is!. Ra .d.s: son = s % ss
James Kent and irving Kent IN the 47'h OF
FqRsrsI THURSDAY January p at 1;4S at 81
Tram leaves Graad central station Al ll,so a m
MCHAIN-on Wednesday morning. January q. Caroline
Funeral from The residence Of her bro,her-n-aw George
Friday morning.
M(!NToSH-oH IN! Tuesday January = a. her residence
EasTai services T6aTsasy o'loeA Drivats'
kindly omit flowers.
EoE-on Jaauary ., Nrs. Caroline z. Noe
1 SeIHieeS VII &c lid a ne Eesieacs e. asr so
j, Saturday. January IS Al 20 ;. m
o9DESzA IGS :. hsE ;od Eesi9snss Nc I1e West Ios'
S.s SesFl:: .y T,s War oz3s6 and ssr Of The ats Danisi
R:s;E q ' q @5 ' 1!:, 50 & ssas 'es sa ;s9ssl 4s
day January -. At IL o'clock a. N
oLiPHANT-Af'er long Illness. James ouphant aged
Faeera! services On Friday evening 18th inst. at
oeoei fToal Jhe residence Ms No. SIS Washing
assse ~ . 9Iae5R-st JAMES sermssoar the Ssrh
FIrral services At the hosv THURSDAY afternoon Al
Ia.esasat FRIDAY morning
SMITH SMITH -cao91.n (,sn Ednana . smith z. A
inS " D eyer Nh, 5he 5sa2s o me FL a's 3, CAPTAIN
received in action N 5he fhIp2ine islands February
conn. Thurs7aT I5rary Is at $50 p m.
vAIF12TINEAr Al 9-5 her rsstasno 1s Eosecsavs Brook
IEisrment at Rcsiyn L'os Island Thursday mornng
January -
VAN DIEN-Ar Rldgew5od y J. On Wednesday Jan
glry . i9l. 3Laltba Sexton, widow of Richard Van
den. IN her T4yS year
Funeral ssryce Saturday January 2e from the
de1ce of her -in-lav Charles Lasfa. Ridgewood
~ 8 O'Clock p N.
NEl-I-z-ln 5his city. -Ies1ay rncruns January =
i'bI Alice BcctClTI wife ElgaE WeIes, and
Conn
Funeral services az No 2g7 5tl-ava on Thursday morn
ing 30 O'Clock
lnte-ment az Hartford
WoOdiawn Cemetery.
Borough Of
once 20 East &5rd Street. Madison Square
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any time)
Eoreign mails for the week ending January 2e 1901
follows Parcels Post Mails earlier thar
closing time shown below. Parcels Post Mails FOR Ger
close 2 m. January % = Karlsruhe
via Bremen.
Regular and Supplementary mails close at Foreign
Branch half closing time shown below.
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TRANSATLANTIC MATS

THURSDAY-At a. m for France, Switzerland, Italy
Spain. Portugal Turkey, Egypt Greece British Indtt
and Lou-enco Marques. per ; ;. LAquitains. via
for other parts Of Europe be directed
per :. : L LAqutaine'l
SATCRDAY-At $50 a. for Europe per s. 5. Cam
pauia, viz Queenstown; at use m for Netherlandi
direct per s Rotterdam (nau be directed
per Rotterdam ,; a. for Italy. per 9.
Kaiser VIM. II (nau be directed per 6.
Nm
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Burnetts Vanilla
pure. Don't let grocer cheap and dan
gerous substitute Insist on having Burnetts.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

PRINTED MATTER. ETC--This steamer takes print
commercial papers and samples for Germany
only The class OF mail matter for other parr
OF Europe will not be sent by this ship unless specially
directed by
the closing OF the supplementary Transatlantic
msiIs named ABOVE, additional supplementary mails
opened the piers OF the American. English French
German steamers. and until within
minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
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dorsed with full name and address
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Among the new cards out for Thursdays are
those Of Mrs. Alfred Pen and Mrs. Frances PelI,
q No. Is East Thirty-ffth-st.; Mrs. Leland and
Miss Leland, OF No. 162 Aadison-ave.. and Mrs.
Howard Won Sinderen. Of No. "A West Sixteenth-st
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CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PostnasrsA
Postofics. New-York. ". Z. January IS. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Tribune ONCE Jan 2i a. m--The weather yesterday
was fair and cold The temperature ranged between 2s
and 80 degrees. the C32s) being degrees
than that OF Tuesday II degrees lower that
tn ! corresponding date Of last year.
aain s Indicated for TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Mr. and Mrs. George R. Schiefelin Will give q
tinner on Saturday for Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Ismay.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

There VIII be number OF AT homes this after
noon, among those receiving being Mrs Russell
Il. Hoadley, ST., and Miss Hoadley. OF No. g.
East Seventy-third-st-; Mrs. William Loring An
6rews, OF No i East Thirty-eighth-st: Mrs. Fred
eric J. De Peyster and Miss De Peyster OF No.
80 Asdison-ave; Mrs. Stephen H. Thayer, OF No.
iS6 East Sixteenth-st.; Mrs. Vernon H. Brown and
Miss Brown. Of No IS Madison-ave., and Mrs.
David NJ. Milton, of No. II East Fifty-hfth-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

9OTrRS. Morning Night ,eb
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New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

The initial ride OF the Knickerbocker Riding
Club takes place this evening at Durland's The
Rev. Mr.. Bradoin Hamilton is the president of
The club, which has q large membership.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

In this diagram continuous White line he
changes in pressure by The Trbunes SELF
recording barometer the
ture as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Luncheons were given yesterday by Mrs. John c
Jay, OF No. 155 West Fifry-eighrh-st.. and Mrs E
Elery Anderson, OF No. Il West Thirty-eig ighth-st
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24
Sperlal Aonres.

ROebuek's WeFther Strlps. Wire Screens and Window
NentatOrS make comfortable wintsr.
:. tSoeouck. lI2 Fulton Telephones Manhattan and
BROOKLYN
Expression restored; by artificial teeth: Deane
DENTIST. +S4 Lex Ave. 45thi highest award Col
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

4tN4-" LFN14I+ SIX NonIls eI 4V8eiVs 11NSS - ~
IN NEw-YORK CITY.
Mail subscribers the DAILY and IRl-WEEt&l-A VIII
be charged copy postage in addition TO
the rates named above.
Address all communications relative to subscriptions o.
advertisements 10 THE TRIBCNE New-YOrk CITY Re
nit by Posofce money order express money Order dli
or Registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

There viii be ladies day st the St Nicholas
Club, No. West FOrty-fourth-st- on Saturday.
The patronesses, who viii receive there, will be
Mrs Sackett II. Barclay. Mrs. Henry WardweIl,
Mrs Cortlandt S Van Rensselaer, Mrs Charles
Roe Mrs. Walter Rutherfurd. Mrs. Charles
Street, Mrs. Henry F. s Davis, Mrs. Eugene
schtenel1 and Mrs. Walden PeIl
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

WoOdiayyn Cemetery.
Borough of Bronx. New York City
once 20 East 2Srt Street Madison Square South.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Miss Callender's theatre party next Thursday
evening for the Misses Cryder viii be followed by
a supper and dance al her apartment in the Tif-
fany Building, No p East Seventy-second-st
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

The Misses Masters. OF Dobbs Ferry. viii give
musical on Tuesday evening next The KneiseI
Quartet VIII play. There viii be many of the
younger set Of debutantes of winter after next
and their parents and relatives present.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Harry Lehr is TO lead the coton at the dinner
dance 10 be given by Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish on Feb
ruary 2, while Worthington Whitehouse will prob
ably lead al the ball which Mrs 4eber P Rishon
gives tomorrow evening AT her house. No Ssl
TTfrh-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Mrs. Philip Rhinelander was obliged TO cancel the
Invitations for the dinner party which she was to
give last night owing 10 the death OF her cousin.
leonard Kip
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Mrs. Lloyds-Bryce gives dinner tomorrow nigh,
e. her house No. 2 Washington Square North. I;
is one of series Of dinner parties which she has
been giving Fridays.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

The third OF the Wednesday cotiIIons was danced
last evening at Delmonico's There were about a
hundred couples. II was led by Thomas c Kinney.
OF Richmond, Va. dancing with Miss Amelia Van
Nostrand.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

Mr. and Mrs Walter S. Gurnee. jr.. gave a small
dance last night AZ their house No. East Thirty
thrd-st-. the old William Waldorf Astor home It
was given for their daughters, the Misses Gurnee.
large elmer party was given before the dance by
Mss Della Gurnee at her house, No. 6a6 Flfth-aye
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

A. the Assembly ball at the Waldorf Astoria
this evening the guests will be received by Mrs
William Douglas Sloane. Mrs. Edmund L. Baylies
Mrs Duncan Cryder and Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting
Aiezander Hadden viii lead the cotllon, dancing
New-York tribune., 1901-01-24

NJ. and Mrs Robert Hewitt OF Ardsley-on-the-
Hudson, have issued invitations for the wedding of
their daughter, Miss Marie Ceballos Hewitt, to
Edward sommerville Jahray, one Of the prominent
members Of the Ardsley Golf Club. on January 80.
81 their town house, No p West Fortieth-st. Miss
Hewitt will have bridesmaids her four sisters
the Misses Juniata, Antoinette, Bessie and Edith
Hewitt
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funbe egne fig til Optagelie / De fors
ltelige 8laoe / 9drmont mep ben I'M
bisning, Yaitor g6riItianie en- bar gil
bet / obennGpnte Stbtfe, faa Diloe Der
blibe tilItretteligt at leiebGroi9t Stof
for 8ta6sus, % 8fd6sHe 0ii6e 6fi6e
meer inbbolbsrige og til mere felles
0l9be % 8elering ibldnOt os. 9bi
bet er aaigepel bet aanoelige 2ip, BET
rerer fig iblanOt Os, iom pore Blade
melt burbe p9re rbtrnt for og bringe
frem at baabe / poeii og prOfa.
Men bet fan fun rigtig ite BED,
at bi ane tags fat og biGlpes ao.
faa life nogle ituoig itdl bDe og andre
itaoig ftal nbbe.
Saalebes Tom bet MI er, er Der bel
fnup 10 uo af be omtrent 100. fom
laoe bpre fra fig igennem bore 8lahe.
8rebre, bet bsr life Idd at bore.
Maaite en- bel Del biz Ibare: Sa, bet
er III gobt NOT meb en- FABIAN Sps
forbring til at ifrioe / glabene; men
bbab fan bet bialpe, at iibOe og ipiloe
9ib pua bette. bet bliper 10 puttet |
papirsturben, bet bar ies 10 at Gr-
faring. Cab mig ba faa COB til at
giDe big ct Raab | faa 6euieenbe.
6bis BIZ m9rfer. at bit Stbtfe life
bliper optaget, iaa forfsg at friDe ct
GtDffe mere til famine glab, om rnus
Iiet fibt bebre. 8liper bet faa beaer
lite optaget, fdd lab pare meb at ffri=
be mere til bette 8lab. og forfsg fdd
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-16
gaOe Geo % baus 2Gge.

st frnnft 9lao fo1tener fsl9enos ON
BABE SEQ ben tretlenoe Do blns glD=
lege. Som betenOt, aQter PaDen itte
me9et paa i'm 9eses afcepter. Cor
fort 3io fiotn i%orftreb htns 2iul0gs,
9r. aapponi, fin gamle patieit ct no.
m0rtet pulpsr for en- booronattet Quit'
rsrtatnrrb. Wen paDen pfor9lemte" at
taoe pulDeret, snoItgnt ban elers ols
brig 9Iemmer noget. 6or no9en lib
lioen ooerp0reoe Or. qapponi en- 4u=
oiens Dos pnpen. pluoieli9 iii bon
arilorsn 0alien % matte bofte bsit
flere Gang. 9a 9apen bsrte bet,
penDie BON Zig Om og ia9oe til en- al
fine aammertjsnere: pgil 8e lite | nit
Sopeoerelfe bsnte BET uomerteoe pul=
Der for auftrsrtutarrb Og siDe 8OftOren
noqet, for at ban fan bliDe Fri for 6Ofte."
2eqen ftal bore blepen meset folbaos
'ei, td man bra9te BAN bans BUILDER
tilbage.