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New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
NEW STAR THEATRE. Lex. Ave. & 1O7th
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Rotterdam, Jan 81. 5 a n,IArrtved. steamer Ryndam
Dutch, Bonter. New-York via Boulogne-
e0-Passed WillkOmmen OSerl
Schan. New-York for London: 2lst, Delaware (Br)
Davies. New-York for London
ST Vincent. c v. Jan lo-Sailed. steamer Annie (sr)
Wye. from New-York.
Gibraltar. Jan 81 10 m-Arrivsd. Kaiserin
Maria Theresia Ger. Richter New-York for Naples
and Genoa (and proceeded
Genoa 1T-Arrived. (Ger) Bachmann
New-York Via Naples; lsth sailed, Stella UtaD.
PiLzarello. New-York.
L>Shorn, Jan le-Arrtved steamer Trojan Prince (3r)
Eagleton New-York via st Michaels.
Naples Jan is-Seiled. steamer Neustria Hr). Sasos
New York,
Trieste Jan 1T-sailed, Abbazia (Ausu Thianch
New-York.
Calcutta Dec 2s-Arrived, steamer Etrickdae (5r)
kennie. Shanghai Muroran and Singapore. for New
Adelaide, Jan 2Arrived steamer Dunstan (Br, For
tay. New-York via ST Vincent v. for Melbourne.
Bermuda, Jan 2-Arrived Aquieja (Aust), Gel
ietich Trieste, etc, for New-York lfor coaD.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
OBITUARY.
AUBREY THOMAS DE WERE.


London. Jan 21-Aubrey Thomas de We're.
the poet, is dead.
Aubrey Thomas de We're. the third son Of the
late Sir Aubrey de We're. of Curragh Chase, Linn
erick, born in 1874 and educated at Trim
ity College. Dublin. He inherited his poetic in
s,incts from his father, whose sonnets highly
highly for beauty of diction and deli
cacy of finish. Among his more prominent poetic
publications may be mentioned 1.-The Waldenses."
1872; The Search After Proserpine," 1913; Poems
Miscellaneous and Sacred" 1883; May Carols. -.
1864; Irish Odes" 1863; The Legends of st. Pat
rick" 1872: alexander the Great 1874 st
Thomas Of Canterbury 1876; Legends OF the
Saxon Saints" 1879; The Foray of Queen Meave
Legends and Records of the Church and the En-
pire," 1887: "St. Peters Chains" 1888. and Re
ligious Poems 1898.
He was also prolific writer of prose works on
historical. ethical and antiquarian subjects Some
Of his books English Nsrule and Irish Mis-
deeds" 1S4S: Picturesque Sketches of Greece and
Turkey" 1850; "Ireland's Church Property and the
Right Use of tt 1867 pleas for Secularization
The Church Settlement OF Ireland, or Hiberna
Pacanda," 1858; Constitutional and Unconstitu-
tional Political Action" 1881: Essays, Chiefly
Poetry 1887 Essays. Chiefly Literary and Eth
ical.' 1889. and 'Recolections by Aubrey de We're"
1897 His intimate acquaintance with many emil
nent men during his long life made his "Recollec-
tions" peculiarly valuable and interesting volume.
The London Times published long letters from
his pen wide variety of subjects especially
Irish matters. He recently wrote several letters
the conduct of the South African war which proved
that neither his interest in public affairs the
keenness OF his intellect had been lessened by age.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
JAMES U. POMEROY.

James L. Pomeroy died yesterday at Roosevelt
Hospital, after Illness of seven weeks Mr.
Pomeroy was born thirty-seven years ago in Spen-
cerport, N Y. While still boy he started in bust
ness in Rochester. At the age of twenty he came
TO this city and began work n salesman in the
Rochester Lamp Company, of which his uncle c.
,: Upton, was the founder. On the death OF Mr.
Upton he became proprietor and remained in that
position till the summer of 1900. when the firm
came stock company, of which Mr.. Pomeroy was
elected secretary. He also president of the
Saporto Manufaeturing Company. He was mem
Der of the West Side Republican Club He was un-
married, living at No. 122 West Seventy -1rst-st
His surviving relatives are brother, Charles Pom
eroy of Plan1eld, N j. and unmarried sister
The funeral will berheld tomorrow at 2 p m in
Spencerport. "
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
WANTS TCOMB TAX INCREASED.

CONTROLLER SAYS CERTAIN STOCKS AND BONDS
WERE UNDERVSLUED.
Frank M Buck, of Mount Vernon. representing
State Controller. filed papers on appeal TODAY
from the State transfer tax on the estate of Jen-
nings McComb. of Dobbs Ferry on the ground
that the estate has been undervalued The case
will come up for adjustment before Surrogate Silk
man at White Plains on Saturday, and IL is ex-
pected that a lawsuit will be the outcome
Mr.. McComb left personal property which was
taxed $5S,T95. 1t is contended by the ControIIer
that differentiation placed on certain
stocks and bonds, and that they should be taxed
according to their full value.
The heirs claim that the tax paid is correct
and will contest any proceedings. '
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
FREDERICK B. WILMERDING

Frederick B. Wilmerding, who died suddenly in
Paris last Monday, well known In this city
though he had lived abroad. largely in Paris. for
fourteen years. He connected here by descent
and marriage. Mr.. Wimerdihg fifty-two years
old, and was the son of the late William E. and
Margaret Lawrence Wilmerding. His wife who
survives him, is sister of ]. Frederick Schenck
a well known clubman of this city There are no
children.
Mr.. Wilmerding a of wide learning
founded study in Germany, and had a knowl-
quainted in this city, where he retained member
ship in the Union Club.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
FRANCE WANTS REPARATION.
MINISTER TO CHINA WILL NOT PRESENT
CREDENTIALS UNTIL CLAIMS
ARE MET.

Paris. Jan. 21.-The Foreign Office here has
received confirmation of the statement, con-
tained in a dispatch from Peking that the
French Minister there. NJ. Beau has declined TO
present his credentials until China has taken
steps to secure reparation for the murder OF
Father Julien, French priest. and two Chi
nese converts at a village In the north of
Kwang-Se Province.
Nj. Beau took the same stand at the beginning
of January, in connection with the murder or
missionaries in Kiang-Su Province.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
DEATH OF STEPHEN B. CULVER

Stephen d. Culver. great grandson OF Colonel
Stephen Lee. who a member of the Crown
Point expedition of Queen AIMS War. in 17os died
yesterday at his home. in this city after
a brief Illness He a cousin Of the Countess
Won Waldersee. wife of Field Marshal Won Walder-
see, OF Germany. He a graduate of Union
College and the Columbia School of Mines After
his graduation he took part in survey on the
Mississippi River for the government. He was
born In Sandy Hill n. Y. sixty years ago, and
lived in Mount Vernon for many years. For the
last twenty years he employed as a clerk in
the Custom House. His wife died In Mount Yer
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
WILLIAM A. PICKARD.

William A. Pickard. the father of Deputy Tax
Commissioner William s. Pickard of Queens died
at his home. No. 7ol Grand-st Brooklyn on Mon
day He was born in England seventy-five years
ago and had lived in Brooklyn since he twenty
Iwo Years old since 1856 he had been the pro-
Prie.or naes OF paint store in lower Grand-st He
ieaves WIDOW and The funeral will be
ne ned tomorrow night at the home OF his SON. NO
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
Amusemeuis.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON 1oO1-19O2.


Under the Direction Of MIR. MAURIC GRAc-
TONIGHT. at S-Frrst performance In America or
IsidoTe de Iara's opera MEsSALNE Caiys AySTez yo
Fri; Eyg Jan e. at 7;45-DIJ MElsrhEsINGE.tS
Relss and Ed de Reszke Conductor, Damrosch
sat Aft. Jan. n. at 2-MESSAIINE. with the same
cast Wed. Evg.
Sat. Evg. 25. s. a Popular Pvices-TANN-
HAUSER. Ternna Bridewen and Martlly; Van Dyck,
Blass and Van Rooy. Conductor Damrosch.
Ev sS. n S:30-Grand Popular Concert
when IN commemoration the anniversary OF Nerdfs
death his
REQUIEM MASS
viii be performed. SolOists; Mines. Gadsk and Louise
Homer; Messrs sagnac and Ed de Reszke lhis only sp
these Entire Opera Orchestra and
Chorus Conductor Damrosch Prices for this concert
Soc. 75c. 81 So
Boxes IS. $40. s12 and SIS. General admission 81
Sale Concert begins Thursday.
Mon. a S-MoZarts opera IL FlSAUIO
MAGICO CThe Magic Flutel, with a phenomena cast
Sembrich. Homer Scher. Marlly. Brtdewell
Bouton, Randall Eames; Dippei. Campanari. Reiss
Muhlmann Dufrche VannI. Viviani Maestri and Ed de
Reszke. Conductor. Damrosch. y. B-No increase IN
prices this performance.
Evg. Jan. 20. at s-LES HUGUENOTS- Ciadski
Homer Suzanne Adams: De March,. Journet
Scott. Bars and Ed. de Reszke. Conductor F1on
S-Revtval Of OTEILO- Emma
Eslmes and Homer; Alvarez, Journet Bars and
Conductor, Sepplli
WEBER PIANOS USED.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22

non last March. and he then gave up housekeeping %
and, with his two children, Mary Richards Culver
and Edward Peck Culver, came TO this city to
live. He leaves a brother, Thomas Culver, who is
also employed in the Custom House, and his two
children. He member of Sandy Hill Lodge
Mount Vernon Methodist Episcopal Church. The
funeral will take place tomorrow at Port Chester
and the burial will be in Rye.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOLLAND-Jules Cambon French ambassador,
washington. MANHATTAN-Dr. Ewing w Day
of Pittsburg and Seward V. Coffin, of Middetown
Conn NAVARRE-Captain NJ. II. Barnum L.
s. A. VICTORIA-State Senator George f. Green
of Binghamton. WALDORF-Ex-G Governor Frank
Brown OF Maryland. Marshall Field jr. Of Chi
cago; B. N. Baker president OF the Atlantic Trans
port Line. of Baltimore and J. n. Scatcherd of
Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
DIR. S. SEABURY JONES.

DR.. S. Seabury Jones died yesterday from pneu-
monia at his home, No 712 Madison-ave. He was
born fifty years ago in Oyster Bay. He gradu-
ated from New-York University and studied at
Edinburgh and Berlin. In 1869 he began practice
in this city, where he has since remained. He was
a member of the County Medical Society, the Acad-
emy OF Medicine and the Lenox and Manhattan
Medical societies. He leaves a widow and two
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
CAPTAIN PORTER SAFE.
SAMAR EXPEDITION REACHES COAsT-IN
sURGENT LEADER sURRENDERS.

SAMAR EXPEDITION REACHES COAsT-IN-
sURGENT LEADER sURRENDERs.
Manila. Jan. 21.-The anxiety recently felt
concerning the location of Captain David D.
Porter of the Marine Corps. and thirty-ive ma
rfnes, who have been absent in the interior Of
Samar. has been relieved by the arrival on the
coast of that island of Captain Porter and twen-
ty-six members of his command. The other
nine marines expected soon to reach the
coast.
The troops under Captain Porter have been
in the interior for two weeks, having started on
an expedition provided with rations for five davs
Their progress was delayed, and they suffered
great hardships
The insurgent leader Brccio Laque and his
entire command surrendered Internationally to
the American military authorities on January
~ in Batangas Province. Laques command had
become so scattered that II was unable to hold
out any longer. Laque thinks that a number of
his men have fled into Cavite Province He has
one week in which to round up and hand over
his entire party TO the Americans His COM
mand has been operating independently in the
neighborhood Of Mount Macolod in Batangas
Province. Luzon.
Captain Benjamin NJ Hartshorne tr. Of the
on January 2 IN the eastern part OF the island
of Samar. Captain Hartshorne was recently
transferred from the 9th to the 7th Infantry
Owing TO the lack of telegraphlc communica-
tioE in Samar the news Of Captain Hartshorne's
death came by mail in report from Second
Lieutenant George w. Wallace. OF the 9th In
fantry- Lieutenant Wallace gives no further
particulars OF the occurrence
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
WILLIAM ]. ANDERSON.

William J. Anderson. formerly a banker of Kan
City. died here yesterday In the Loomis Sana-
torium for Consumptves. at No. 1O4 West Ninety
fourth-st. Mr.. Anderson came to the sanatorium
about four months ago His health was poor and
his strength failed rapidly. The body will be
shipped to Kansas City this evening.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
CHANGES IN COFFEE PRJCES

The Woolson Spice Company has made another
one-half cent reduction in the price Of package
coffee. Their price is now 10 cents. ArbuckIe
Brothers have reduced the Arosa brand one-halr
10 meet the reduction of one-half cent on the
Lion brand. This makes the price for Arosa lOis
cents The reason for these cuts In coffee is the
large supply of green coffee now in the market
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
FACTORY: Is4 AND i5e WEST lorsrsssr
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
T;iS 5:4T am Moons age
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandy Hook 6O2l Gov. Island 6:s4 He'll Gate s:23
P.N-Sandy Hook 6:34 Gov. Island 7:o6 He'll Gate
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
THE REV. MICHAEL NJ. FoGARTY.

Saratoga y. Y, Jan. 21.-The Rev. Michael NJ
Fogarty rector of the Roman Catholic Church at
Palmer Falls. Saratoga County. died suddenly OF
heart disease to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
NETWORK CITY.

The Eureka Fellow Club composed of members
of Eureka Lodge No. 243. F.. and A. NJ, which re-
Gently celebrated the hftieth anniversary OF It's
organization will hold a reception at the Lexing-
ton Assembly Rooms, Fifty-eighth-st and Third
ave, January q.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22

Many a scoffer slips into our over
coats and slips out. with the coat, COM
Portable in mind and body; for he wants
an overcoat made as the exclusive tail
ors make them.
He finds Just that sort of coat wait
ing for him, In every good material,
every size. S15 to $50.
Manv's the time no hat is right but
silk hat
Our silk hats are always right. S6 and
$S.
A shower or a few snoWflakeS won't
worry a man with an opera hat; heavy
ribbed silk. S..
Some time In February the Prince Street
business will he moved to the new building
N. f. corner Brondwny and 18th Street. ex-
tending through 4th Avenue.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
25S Broadway. Warren,
and and Warren St.
500 Broadway. Prince We I'LL orders
1860 Broadway, 32d. by mail.
and - West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY
Vessel. Tesse sails
Philadelphia Southampton. American $50 a m 1000 a m
Germanic Liverpool. White STAR. m l2: m
Southwark. Antwerp. Red Star. 1000 1900
korona st Thomas. Quebec. 1890 m
Alamo Galveston. Mallory. o m
Ccmanche. Charleston Cly"e. 800 M
jamestown. Norfolk. Old Dominion. 300
Excelsior, New-orleans. Morgan. d m
Bavernon, InaRua etc Cameron $50 m
THURSDAY. JANUARY %
La Savoie Havre. French 800 a m m
EsperanEa, Havina y Y & Cuba a m a
JEFFERSON Norfolk. Old Dominion 800 m
FRIDAY, JANUARY "a.
Silvia. Newfoundland. Red Cross a m 1900 m
Fer Argentina, Houston. .12:O0
Santiago. Nassau. & Cuba. m 400 n,
Seneca Tampico. n Y 4 Cuba m 800 D m
CIuyandote' Nortolk old DOMINION. 800
Apache. Charleston CIyde ............ 800 m
San Marcos. BRUNSWICK. .......-..... 300 m
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22
announcements.

Poke effect in Collars.
EEWANEE. e. & W.. SYOSSEr.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22

Brings mail.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-22

London. Jan. 21.-Aubrey Thomas de We're
the poet, is dead.
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Observation-Disclosures

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ee1babn &ompagnie gelhlpfiene
Gar2 lnufen lnlien i0a, nurbe babin
oednoert, baB geiblDHene Cars per=
lou9t ueroen, menu Der Tbermpme=
ter 30 @rao ar5eigt.
Cine Droinar5, uelhe Die grDffz
I,s1g u0n Gariet6=E beatern t,ur un=
ter GrlnubntB bes @taotratbes ae=
itattet, wuroe argenDmmen.
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&iniebung zines &omites BON Bir=
germ. ueldem Der Mapor aneebDren
lou, CUR Nbdnberune beS itdbtiihen
4reibriefes, bamit berielbe ben
heltigen Beoirfni1ien entlprint.
Seioel perlan8t namentli9 cine 8e=
filnnluug, monnb BON jebt an ale
6abrifer fir bic Dauer BON 3ebn
Sabreu fteuerfrei fein lpuen, Die
min0eitens so 8erionen beifaftigen.
Der 8eihluB pirb auf cine ISOLDE
sur 8eratbung auriideeleet.
Midter' Nntrag, ben San 8ebrD=
-skveef al- reinineu unb gerrea's Nn=
Srd0s 0te Su9arge S-MaasthA..ss
~ pfaftern, tueroen angenommer.
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