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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12
Contagious
Blood Poison

There Is no poison so highly contagious,
~ deceptive aud su destructive. Don't be
too sure YOU are cured because al external
signs uf the disease have disappeared, and
the doctor says YOU are we'll Many pcf.
sonc have been duscd with Mercury aud
Potash for months OF years, aud pro.
nounccd cured 60 rcalifc when too late
tha, the disease was only covered up
Eiko RogOeS LSko. s I,,fe9 from =, b1t ,ss
ont again aud 90 their sorrow aud mortif.
cation find those nearest aud dearest 10
them have been infected bv this ioath.
some disease, for no other poison is ~
surely transmitted from parent 20 child
o. this Often bad case Of Rheumatism.
Catauh, Scfuiula az severe skin disease,
an old sore ~ ulcer developing IN middle
life, can be traced 90 hioud poison con.
y; t,' c,,in THO Sls Of tho PsroHs.
life, for II remains smoldcuug IN the sys
tenn forever. unless properly treated aud
driven out in the beginning S S 3 is
the only aniiduic for tins peculiar virus
the only remedy known that can over
come q and drive II out uf the blood, and
Il docs this go thoroughly and cffectually
that there Is never a return at the disease
Co cmharrass 90 humiliaie YOU afterwards
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12
LAS CRUCES.

From llona Ana County Republican
A. a. peitE che surveyor went Co TINS
Vegas SUNDAY ulght and from thor" VIII
visit and took over thv Guadalupe "ii
nclda.
Mrs T.l.efaro Chavcs and family l"ft
W,inrsiay uirht Tor MoreueL A. lt
whore ines will meet Don I'i'Hi"r' ana
make their futur, residence
l. D. nyNiDr lou the first "i the
vesk Co start work no bits ruano rH'rs
for tn, sai and winter q n Reynolds
accompanied him and will remain
A hrr, steer wns KILLED between i.'H
cruces and Mesiul Park one day this
w,.k which belonged 90 M'Niran.
Claim Ascent ChatrH necessarily had Go
max, another TRIP down ih'a woy
rho mnus friends of Mr. and Mrs
Francis o. Lester gathered loHt Friday
evening at their beautiful Residence and
participated 900 70 lawn suciu. Refrcsh
n.nta Wrr, served and enjoyed. Will"
sweet str,Ius of music were waited over
tho lawn.
a birthday surprise party was giv'n
Thursday evening ut che homo uf A.
J,o.b, Boa honor OF Miss CLARA i1coh'
A large number ur friends gathered ana
ntINfN N'' iilINN' Nf'INN '''''f
event that was their hearty wish would
occur Tor many years
I'rod Todd the efficient clerk nc Lob
mans store. expects Co leave Boa day nr
go fos sodaliu. Mo. whore ho viii enter
college Fr,d hsH been iu Las Cruces
n.arl, four years und being general
favorite with nIl hm uC4upiuthncos De-
will bc greatly missed.
From the Rio Graudo Republican.
Several wagon loads Of machinery was
hauiod 60 the M1doc mill
Ncstur Armlin ieU for Albuquerque "r
"A combined pleasure and business trip.
pr J. " CoVun lcft for Anthouy q
finish ,ac.uaunE school children in thai
district,
Mr Ilttt1n reports that hc has shlpp"
eighteen carloads cot machinery 60 th'
Mndor and Nrw NrNicn Lead company
mines within tho luHt twenty days.
ar D. a. CoWHn. con bits trip. uamN
across a case of smailpuK hrtw 'cn An
thouy aud Chpmhrrluo and at once pa
thr putlcnt under quarantine Folp
pr.yrnrio b. the man afflicted
Tho Rou1ult canning factory - in ful
blast ana tho Republican hopes that M
Ruuauits crop viii be- larger than uHua
this year Iir deserves gund yval
though tho present pruHp'cH are no
nnttcrlug.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-10-12

Contagious Hood
Poison IN any and all
stages contains no
mineral 20 break down
your constitution : Ct IS
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
LAST BONoRs TO VICTORIA
Confined from FIRST page.

s,srs in brilliant uniforms. The mile and q
ssf of road outside the town Of East Cowes and
.o,srating Osborne from Trinity Pier is t,-pi-
~.i country thoroughfare. The troops lining II
,sIl have difficult work.
The coffin the military spectacle and the other
.,,enaant features viii inspire intense interes,
,,s emotion. bur what creates greater expec-
,snrv is the announcement that Queen. Alex
o,sra and the Princesses of the blood royal
al walk down the muddy road and through
.be narrow streets 20 the waters edge This
-a-t u the programme thus far holds good al
though should rain he falling when the process
ton starts from Osborne House the royal ladies
,,u scarcely persist in their determination.
Al osborne this evening an is quiet During
..s dav the royal personages walked about the
,rounds and passed the hours in much the same
"a, they had done Tor a week or more. Two
s,litary policemen guarded The lodge gates
Down the road 10 the Sound. carpenters are
5isrurbing the quiet hedgerows hy the hasty
erection of a few stands and in Cowes and
rsst Cowes there is the same noise. But the
,,tpdov-s and seats on stands that would sell in
London for fifty guineas each are going here
AT half guinea
oeorle throughout the country side are
,.nenting to-morrow's spectacle. for with II will
- the body OF one whom they had grown 10
1o0k upon as pecullaflN tnelT own dS wen a. 'liS
,restice her constant visits bestowed upon the
,o.artv Meanwhile the invader. the sightseer.
,bs journalist and the visitor from the Continent
;, .be mainland discusses without ceasng the
-, coen Of vantage from which 20 view to-
,novrov-'s spectacle; for spectacle rather than
funeral il viii be. because Of the elaborate prep
sra.ions which viii make il rival in studied
magnihcenoe the naval and military o'sPlay
which marked Queen Tctoria's Jubilee
II appears that after her death Queen victoria
= s-rava5 in her roval robes with all her
-, or,7ars and decorations over these. and
across her breast was laid the Ribbon and
order Of the Garter. Her bridal veil was then
r,aced over her head and face.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
THE KING TO HIS INDIAN SUBJECTS

Calcutta, Jan. 31.-In reply 10 a telegram to
King Edward VII from the Viceroy. Baron
CurZon Of Kedleston. expressing the unaffected
grief Of all classes in India" at the death Of
Queen Victoria. and rendering homage 10 the
new monarch, His Majesty telegraphed fol-
lows
I recognize the affection and loyalty inspired
by Victoria among all classes Of her subjects in
India by virtue of the wisdom and justice Of her
long reign and her earnest personal solicituda
for their welfare. and I deeply touched by
the universal sorrow at her death.
! desire that my acknowledgements Of the
homage rendered my accession be made
known 10 the chiefs Of the people whose country
] have seen. in whose attachment 10 the throne
7 have fun confidence and whose prosperity and
happiness will always be 10 me OF the highest
interest and concern.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01

naught. on his right Emperor William. both
riding.
Following these come the royal family royal
representatives and master Of horse, all riding
-Four four-horse carriages conveying the
Queen and princesses
The Kings Of Belgium. Portugal and the Hell
lenes probably riding. closing the escort.
1t has been arranged that any Of the kings
not on horseback in the procession shall drive
In company with the princesses. while the
princes not desiring 10 ride shall not participate
in the procession, but will drive by a shorter
route 10 Paddington and await its arrival there
In all the ceremonies connected with the
funeral the Crown Prince Of Germany. Frederick
William. will take precedence next TO and after
the crowned heads. In view Of the Duke Of Corn
wall and York being unable 70 attend his eldest
son is expected 10 take the place in the pro-
cession originally allotted TO the heir apparent
The saloon carriage in which it is intended TO
convey the coffin 70 Victoria Station has arrived
AZ Portsmouth. The interior is lined with white
silk, with broad purple stripes extending YER
tically from the roof to the floor which is car
peted with gray felt The bier stands in the
centre OF the carriage, completely enshrOuded
with purple.
tion at Victoria Station Of the pavilion in which
King Edward will receive the various foreign
representatives in the interval Of waiting for the
removal Of the conn from the train To the gun
carriage.
The hour for the ceremony al St Georges
Chapel Royal. Windsor has been changed from
] 10 = o'clock y. m
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
AMERICAN SYMPATHY APPRECIATED

The Boston and Philadelphia Stock exchanges
well the Chicago Board ~ Trade and all the
local exchanges except the Mercantile Exchange
and the Coffee Exchange. viii be closed tomorrow.
the day OF the Queens funeral This cable message
from London has been received hy the New-York
Stock Exchange.
on behalf Of the stock Exchange. beg 70 express
our sincere appreciation Of the deep sympathy of
your Exchange with the great grief OF this nation.
expressed by your resolution 20 close on Saturday
J. X. J. HICHENS, Chairman
These dispatches one from Liverpool and one
from London. were received yesterday by the New
York Produce Exchange.
The members Of the Baltic desire TO thank the
members Of the Ncw-Nork Produce Exchange for
deciding 20 close the Exchange on the day OF the
funeral Of our beloved Queen mark Of respect
for her character and Of their sympathy with this
country I'm the loss n has sustained.
$ ] CLOVER Chairman.
The London Commercial Trade AssOciat ton CRATE
fully appreciates the sympathetic action Of your
Beard in closing your Exchange on the day Of our
beloved Queens funeral
BRIDGES WEBB, President
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
The PAGEANT IL LONDON.
THIRTT-THREE THOUSAND SOLDIERS OF
THE QUEEN WILL BE UNDER ARMS.

London. Jan 3l-For tho funeral OF the
Queen SO, 900 soldiers VIII be under arms. Three
thousand men viii march in the procession and
the remainder viii line the route. The detach-
rrents Of troops in the procession VIII repre-
sent ever, branch Of the army, navy colonials
veouaanrv and volunteers. The military dis
play however, VIII not be spectacular. All the
men viii wear ove-coats. except the Irish Foot
Guards on duty a. Buckingham Palace. Twen-
~ thousand soldiers are pouring into London
from the country. School buildings will be
utilized as barracks.
The Ear Marshal the Duke Of Norfolk. gave
out the following programme this evening sun
ject TO change of weather which may make
necessary some Of the visiting royalties using
carriages instead of riding as indicated:
On SATURDAY.. February . guard Of honor
will be mounted al the London stations VIC
toria and Paddington. and AZ Bucklneham
Palace Al . O'Clock precisely the royal conn
viii he removed from Portsmouth 70 London,
arriving al Victoria al II O'Clock. on us ar
rival IN London the royal colin VIII be removed
from the carriage By an officer and t"elNe men
of the Cireuadier Guards. placed on gun car
riage, and the Crown and cushion viii he alC
thereon. The procession vii then move III lA'
following order.
Al RSnSs 9rii Of the Household Csyairy.
VOLUNTEERS.
The Isl South Middlesex Rifle
The 1st MiddleseN t-netneers-
The Tynemouth ARTILLERY
The WarWickshire leomanrN
THE COLONIAL CORFS
A detachment formed under the orders of the Co
lonial Office and oficer conmanding the
Provisional Battalion al Shorneolihe
MILITIA.
Tho 50 Battalion OF Gordon Highlander
The 81 Battalion of Royal Welsh Fusiliers'
's TIE 5sn HonoTa6ie H5aS5r5Ioi gAtriiiliery
INFAHTRY
A detachment If the Army Veterinary Department
r. .Io,. ThS AFmg 54p85lai5S Psy TSTPS DebPsr,nen,.
ROYAL Army Medical corps.
Representatives Of me Indian Army. selected by
INFANTRY OF THE LINE.
The an Battalion Of The Riae Brigade.
The % Battalion Of he l5ighia1.d L4ght Infantry
The Royal Fusers
TIE lst Battalion Of the Royal Lancas,ers
FOOT GUARDS
The Irish GUARDS
tn fEo,SsTTsa1, ~ ssTcs N ''9i Si9srds
The Grenadier Guards.
THE CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEERS
THE ROYAL REGIMENT or ARTILLERY.
CAVALRY OF THE LINE.
The 2lst @ Lsnoers
Tho lst Life Guards.
ROYAL NAVY. ETC
The Royal Marine ARTILLERY.
The Royal Navy.
A'i'I4iy HfsdansrfeTs AiTftisS Stan OF the Army
Field Marshas.
Band OF the Royal Marine Light Infantry.
The Guards Band.
Royal Engineers and Royal Artillery Bands.
The Earl Marshal, Riding.
Gold Sticks.
Two White Slaves.
Gun csrrisse Surrounded by Bearer Party Of Non
Commissioned Oftcers OF the Guards While
Outside of These, Either Side.
Two Lines. as Follows:
On the Left OF the Carriage-The Lord Chamber
lain, Aides-de-camp, the Queens Physician, Sir
- James Reid, Equerries and Lord In Waiting.
on The Right Of the CarTiage-The Lord Steward,
kfdes-de-Camp, Equerfies and
Lord IN Waiting. a
Immediately behind the gun carriage comes
t1t King. riding. On HIS left the Duke OF Con-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
MANY SERVICES FOR THE QUEEN.

There Will be eight memorial services IN honor of
Queen Victoria this week in this city besides those
20 he held on Sunday The most important Will
be that IN Trinity Church tomorrow at 3 O'Clock.
Al which Bishop Potter VIII preside A. the same
hour tomorrow services viii be he,- In Grace
Church. St Paul's Church and ST Agres's Church,
Ninety -second-st-, between Columbus and Amster-
dam aves. Special services have been arranged
for other hours. On@ will be held In the Church Of
81 Mary the Virgin lo45 o'clock tomorrow
morning another in 81. Andrews Church, Fifth
ave and One-hundrcd- nd twenty at II
o'clock tomorrow morning. one in St Ambrose s
Church at o'clock Sunday evening. and In
the Church Of the Heavenly Rest at O'Clock sun
day afternoon
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
PREPARATIONS AT CowEs.
ARRIVAL OF PRINCE HENRY-THE FLEET
OF wARSHIPS LINING UF.

ARRIVAL OF PRINCE HENRY-THE FLEET
OF wARsHIPs LINING IF.
cowes Isle Of Wight Jan. 3l.-Prince Henry
~ Prussia and his staff landed here at noon TO-
sav. After an inspection Of the guard of honor
she Prince proceeded 20 Osborne House. Later
A. she day he returned TO his ship AT Spithead.
The SQUADRON Of German warships command
cd by Prince Henry of Prussia, comprising the
flagship Baden and the cruisers Victoria Louise.
Hagen and Nymphe reached Spithead this
morning and took up positions opposite Ports
ynouth az the extreme eastward end Of the line.
The German squadron VIII thus. with the Brit
Ssh vessels opposite H. the Majestic, the Prince
George. the Mars and the Hannibal. have the
Mace Of honor. and will be the last TO see the
Alberta with the body Of the Queen enter
Portsmouth, Next 20 the German warships
comes the French battleship Dupuy de LONE.
and then the japanese hattleship Hatsuse. The
end NJ the lire will be occupied by the Portu-
russe cruiser Dom Carlos ] and the Spanish
cruiser Emperador Carlos Y.
The coffin Of Queen Victoria was finally sol
deTed this morning and inclcsed in the outer
covering.
Queen Alexandra pays frequent visits 10 the
siokrooul OF her son. the Duke OF Cornwall and
York Although the Duke undoubtedly mas had
q severe attack If German measles, he passed
g refreshing night last night. and continues TO
improve and it is expected he will he conva-
lescent in a week. The Duchess Of Cornwall and
York VIII return TO nurse him Immediately after
the funeral
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
DIED.

DoUw-At rest on Wednesday January so. 1891. John
Relatives ends eoTdla i1vissa . attend pray
keepsie. Friday February J. az $40 IN the after
VEN T si ss s't
Hss55 tls s Aa"E e s s5s Sss Conn., papers pleas.
Of the Revolution once OF the Secretary No 10
5roadway Room 500 NeW-IoT5 Jan9aIS 81 led LsoItss ne
funeral services Of their late associate WsmSe5 John Se
ooIoeF FFfsDF3aRICK X 4flsiAp5E President
MORRIS PATTERsoS FERRIS Secretary
FTANI4Nt East o5anse J. . On 2,s TRssSay he ssh
lin ana daurhter Of he late Israel sheldon
On aTa 9 + '1s Ss o rain 6 81 Barclay ana css
Topics 81, ferries
HAYEs-on TUESDAY. January 20 1901. Ann A Hayes
Funeral her late Tesdenes, Quaker HILL y 7. on FRI
HEWLETT-on Tuesday January - Emily Augusts-
eldest daughter Of John and the late Elizabeth B.
The relatives friends invited attend funeral
from her late reiiienes Mo 7s Fass ilohs9
RoeEland ,SIich) papers please copy
HUNTINGTON-At PeeksklI y 7. January 81 1901
Huntington. Of Rome \. Y. in the 6Sth year Of her
services the home Of her son, No 2O7 NslsOu-ave
Interment at Rome y y.
PIE;EC5Ja9gar 80 Eliza6sth 4 widow q the late
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
East Orange. y. J., Friday. February l. at 2;5O m.
RAy-on Tuesday, January 20, after lingering illness.
dwight E. Ray. in his 18TH
Funeral private
Il i kndy requested that flowers sent.
Utica papers please
widow of of John @ * sdeoaPd aRa IN he ssh @ year. q
her
Funeral services late residence Friday February
I. az ? O'Clock D,
SFlNtrAt her late residence. No. 121 East S8th-st.
WsRssdag January 30 1901 ElizabeJh Plat sgFtns
coward spring, the 9lst OF her
Relatives and friends Of family invited attend
The funeral the BriCk Church 5th-avs.
5tt1-st Saturday. February :. az II a. m
Burial at Woodlawn.
4I.NhEFe-On Wednesday evening January 80 1901
stella Jewell beloved wise Of Charles A. Tinker
eId services at her late residence. No 15S LsSerts
EIace, Brooklyn, = o'clock. Saturday afternoon.
FebruaTy .
TRAS<At his residence. Lincoln Mass, January
NAarleS Hooper Ir7sk. formerly OF NeV-NOrE
| IN the 4lst u his
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01

The Count Metternch referred 10 is prob
ably Count Wolff Won Metternich a great fayorite
or Emperor William of Germany, who represented
Germany in London early in 1900 during the alb
sence Of the German Ambassador Count
HatzfeldtWll 1enburg. Count Wolff Meter
nichs name mentioned the time the
probable successor of Count Won HatZfeldt in Lon
don the latter having according 10 report, fallen
into disfavor with the Emperor Another report
said Count Won Hatzfedts health had broken
down.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington. Jan. sI-Disturbancss central to-
scotia. Of Georgian Bay and over
the northern portion Middle Atlantic states Upper
taua and Southeastern Colorado and rain on the South
California
The temperature has fallen in the Atlantic and East
States on coast fthe Gulf
orally eastern portion Of the
upper Northern and Eastern North Dakota and
from South Dakota and Central Nebraska westward %
changes West Virginia Southwestern Pennsylvania
OF Virginia, East Central North carolina
Eastern South Carolina Eastern Georgia and Nor,neIn
Florida eswhere has risen. with marked changes IN
Northwestern Texas Oklahoma, Western Arkansas.
southeastern Iowa. Central and Southern Illinois and
southern Indiana Occasional Indicated for the
states and Nev-England Friday. and generally fair
in remaining districts except SHOWS probable
Rising enlperature indicated portion
Of the Atlantic States the Gulf States and Ten
uessea and Nev-E1sland
Fresh brisk and occasional high northwesterly
Indicated the New
England brisk southwest northwest
winds on Middle Atlantic Coast and fresh and coca
sionav southwest winds on the south Al
lantic Coast
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
For Maine Nev-Hampshire and Vermont occasional
SHOWS to day rising temperature SATURDAY occasional
SHOWS
For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut,
Casio1aI today SATURDAY. occasional SHOWS
in occasional probable In northern por
tiors to-day: Saturday fair
For the District or Columbia New-Jersey, Delaware
and Maryland. fair to-day; SATURDAY. fair
For Western Pennsylvania and Western Nev-Ycrk. oc-
casional hurres today Saturday. occasional snow
furrtes probable.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
AN ENVOY FROM THE POPE.

Rome. Jan. 31.-Leo XIII has designated Mon
signor Granite De Bemonte. Papa NUncio IN
Brussels 10 proceed 10 London and to present to
King Edward the condolences # HIS Holiness
upon the death Of Queen Victoria and feliCita-
uons upon his coming 70 the throne.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
COLONEL ASTOR'S GIFT.
OFFERS 4 CLUBHOUSE AT FERNcLIFFE TO
AUTOMOBILE CLUB

Poughkeepsie. y. Y, Jan 31--Ir an
nounced at Rhinebeck to-day thFr
an old mansion that formerly be
ChampIin family. but Is now a par
cliffe the home Of Colonel John jacob A
been offered by Colonel Astor 70 the Ne . a
Automobile Club for country clubhouse. l- .s
intended 10 make IL a rendezvous for auto
mOhilists touring between New-York and Al
EanV.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
MONEY FoR NEW FRENCH EMBASSIES

HANDSOME BUILDINGS TO BE ERECTED IN WASH
INGToN AND VIENNA
Paris. Jan. 31.-The reporter Of the Budget
Commission to-day declared in favor Of the hill
10 construct new embassies. worthy of the rep
resentatives of France at Washington and
Vienna. at a cost Of 100000 francs. The re-
port concludes:
However heavy the sacrifice may be. we do
not hesitate TO ask the Chamber TO accept it, be
lieving with the Government that il is essential
for the proper working OF our services and the
dignity of the representa- OF France in two
OF the greatest Powers of tae world.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01

sumo that all who do not derounce wa ap-
prove H. -
The almost unbroken record Of disaster that has
attended the anti-war parties should have the
wholesome effect OF discoUraeinz factions parfV
opPosiuon We can get along with consciences
indeed we cannot get along without them II the
reign OF the Prince Of Peace is ever to be brought
IN Inc emphasis should be put upon the facts that
justify the war rather than upon epitbets
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
DIXIE HENRT WELCOMED.
FORMAL ENTRr or QUEEN wILHELM1NA's Be
TRoTHED INTO THE HAGUE

FORMAL ENTRT or QTEEN WILHELMTNA's BIZ
TROTHED INTO THE HAGUE.
The Hague. Jan. 31.-Duke Henry Of Meckin-
berg-Schwerin. whom Queen WilheImina will
marry. made his formal entry into the capital
at o'clock this evening. wearing the uniform
Of a Dutch General and Dutch decorations He
was received at the railway station by a guard
~ honor and with great ceremony
The Premier welcomed him on behalf of the
Cabinet as the betrothed of our beloved Queen
and a Dutch subject
The Duke drove in one Of the State carriages
to the Palace. where Queen Wilhelmfna awaited
him in the vestibule. In thanking the various
officials who welcomed him he spoke the Dutch
language.
Enormous crowds displayed the widest en-
thusiasm. and the troops were scarcely able TO
control the people who massed around the
Palace, where another guard of honor was drawn
up The Palace was beautifully decorated with
flowers
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01

ANDREws-At Pianneld y. j.. Thursday. January 81
1901. Mary Gertrude. daughter of Frederick H. and
Mary Schoonmaker Andrews. in the 23d ot her
age.
Services at No
ave. PlaiuheId, y. j.. saturday. February 2 3
T m.
Pittsburg and Philadelphia papers please copy
CABELI-At Baltimore. Nd Thursday January 81 1901
Agnes c Cabeli widow OF Or. ]. Grattan Cabel 0f
Richmond. daughter % the Walter coles.
ESQ. of Virginia.
CIAARE-On Thursday 81 1901. Margaret Clare
for eighteen faithful. devoted and respected
servant in ths family Of Chandler Robbins. esq.
COx-Suddeuy. AT SomerviIe. y j. January 30. Will
lam Cox. aged 40 years.
Funeral from late residence. Bridge and
Fran lin SITS, Saturday morning at 9:l5 a m.
Train New York, foot OF Lherty-st, T;iS
DICKSON-On January 81 1901 Helen A. Dickson. vfs
O Rev. J. NJ. Dickson. n. n. pastor of Ire East
NeW-YoTk Reformed Church. Brooklyn
Funeral services Saturday evening S clock. at
the parsonage No. 50 Vermont ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01

rooms at Holyrood Palace Whether he will
adopt the prerogative of kissing the cheeks of
the ladies presented. followed by the Viceroys
Of India and Ireland. is of the topics Of
society gossip.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01

Tribune ONCE FEB. l. 1 g. m-The weather yesterday
was fair The temperature ranged between SS degree:
ana % degrees C25ss degreesl being of
degree higher than Wednesday and degrees higher
tran an The corresponding day last year.
In and near this to-day there will probably be fair
all her
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
MARITIME EXCHANGE TO CLOSE

MAFTTIMt ENIHANTF TO VLOSE-
Al special meeting Of the .rectors Of the Mari
time Association Of the Port Of NeN-York yester-
day afternoon it decided 10 order the Maritime
Exchange closed for business on Saturday, Feb
ruarv @ out of respect for the memory of Queen
AI.fnrII
New-York tribune., 1901-02-01
ReIiaions Notices.

81 andrews CHURCH Sth-svs and 12.th-st.--sat
urday February = m Safsa @ viITTia WAT NsEnoSiS s
services and n. and Ts5. Rector breaches morning
evening.