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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
DENIES DWORCE STORY
Baroness T0H ScheHeHdOrf Here
Saus RumOr Is GrOundLeSs.

TIE Baroness Isabella RroGsart Won Schelleudorf
Who arrived yesterday On The Bluecaer. on her way
20 Cleveland. denied the story published that she
had been divorced from her husband. There IS
very bad mistake somewhere. she declared
Ny husband and I have not had the slightest
trouble. have been confused with some else
FOR am sure that T an not the Baroness Won
s'helIen69rf referred TO-" She said she
=. IS Eruntz 81 Cleveland. before her marriage
abe baron and baroness have been in German
East Afr1cs FOR more than TWO years and a half
rhotographlug The natives and Wild animals and
shooting much big game. The baroness is bring
& 70 this country many trophies OF the cannibal
and other tribes Of The country around Lake Vic
.o-ts MAMA and the Uearca country She and
-sr husband caught number OF wild animals
alive which hare been turned over 10 Carl Hagen
oaeA The baron has q herd Of about one hundred
20 n'ry zebrss. whsca be VIII bring 10 this coun-
~ for The S.. Louis Exposition. The baroness
-srzer took hundreds OF photographs. catching the
sly beasts q The Jungle before they had taken
s.a-n and making pictures Of more ferocous ami
mails
Some OF ths trophies OF the chase and the saw
hge re % TIE natives the baroness brings with
~ are almost priceless. She mas great war clubs
e--oced with human reeTh. necklaces Of human
fe'h. ratties made Of badders aned with the
sers and toe 5oirts 90 men. and ore or two
-.ecmens Of the native wa drums. that wien
ah with a slow rubbing stroke sends a curl
-sy mufied sound booming for miles across a
,ef Or estuary Several Tins Inc baroness had
- Harrosest OF escapes from death hunting big
T-.r-t llt saved herself ~ her nerve and marks
-, sac said that II Eas with regret that ste left
s4l9a country, but was comTeued 10
pss, ,ls p Berlin Eae gave exhibition OF her
- $3.50 tor ths American church Id Berl.a she
we seventy EcvlnE p4ctuFs G!ms chewing
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NINE. BLAUvELT RETURNS.

Nine Lillian BIauvelt the American soprano, ar
rived in New-York yesterday on the hronprlnz
Wilhelm having just completed her second annual
concert tour Of eight weeks through the principal
cities of England Scotland and Wales with her
own concert company. Nine. Blauvett at once
begins work here filling atorio engagements with
the Philadelphia Choral Society December y,
and the New-York symphony Society next week
These will be followed by engagements in Boston.
Fall River and Springfield after New Years. The
week Of January 10 she goes 10 Ithaca 4Cornel!
University: January IA she sings at the Waldorf
for the Harlem Philharmonic Society, and Janu-
arv Il and Is the Pittsburg Orchestra She
then begins a long Western tour of ten weeks eX-
tending over the Northern Pacific Circuit then 20
san Francisco and Los Angeles. returning through
Texas and NeN-O Orleans.
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rFANsPAc1FIc NAILS


Hawaii Japan China and specially addressed mail To-
ne Philippine Islands. Francisco close her,
daily a $40 2 to December RS. inclusive
dispatch per s.. Nippon Maru
Australia except Vest. FIJI Islands and New
addressed ii N1uc3
victoria 2 C.. close here daily D. m % -
December rs. inclusive. for dispatch per a
New Zealand Australia lexcepJ WesO. NeV-Caledons.
Fif samoa Hawaii via san Francisco close nsrs
daiiy $50 o. O. December rs. inclusive.
tlspat.h a. the Cuuard carry
ine the British for N=v-Z-alsEd uor arrive In
a. s So a n. 9-3O a and 63G .. m sundays az
9 a. H. ard 6-3n o. ul--viu be
and forwarded until the arrival Of the
Philippine Islands. Francisco daily AT
$50 p Up December ~ Inclusive for dispatch
United states transport
Tani.i and Narauesas Islands Francisco. close
here SALLY at D January inclusive for
s.. AarlDosa-
Hawaii Japan. China aEd Philippine Islands VIA san
Francisco close here taily $50 up January
inclusive. FOR dispatch Der 3 s Siberia
Hawai- Francisco. close here daily at $50
Up Z January a inclusive. Tor Dispatch per q a
Alarmed
NOTE Unless Otherwise dressed. West Australia %
forwarded VIA Europe- and New Zealand and Phllip-
pines via san F-ancisc1-the Quickest Phliip
plass special ad1ressed via Canada, via Europe
fully prepaid a. the foreign rates HAWAII "a
Forwarded VIA Gan Francisco exclustvely
TranspaclnS nails forwarded o. sailing daily
the schedule closing IS arranged me
rion Of their uninterrupted overland transit Tssistsred
closes 81 D n. previous CAV
CORNELIUS VAN COrI. Postmaster
Pos,oface. Nsw-Yo-k. y Y December =. 1908
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wtd animals and the native ceremonial dances and
esealebrations which she intends exhibit in this
city ana in Cleveland TO aid some charity With
ner abe brought what she calls her two babies
one an Intelligent fox terrier. and the other what
- c2iieu q night monkey. The body Of this
1ueer Itte animal Is about nine inches long its
ears foic hack like the wings a bat its FORE
legs are Ike the paws OF a monkey lis hind Ices
which have only one CLAW on each foot are shaped
IKE those OF q kangaroo, while It's tail and frlr
resemble those OF q gray squirrel. only IN IFS
extent. '-i>~' " o-S
After short star in this country the baroness
VIII she says. accompany her husband 10 Jnris
where they will try to get more pictlIres and -
some Big game shooting. N -"
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SAKE AND POWELL GIVE A DINNER.

Martin sake and Henry NJ. Powell the Assistant
CORPORATION Counsel in charge Of the Bureau FOR
me collection u arrears Of Personal faxes, last
,iet gave = CIine- for the employees % the bureau
80, ,ae ArlyWrigbt Club Covers We're laid for
+v-.pt- Mr. SAKE in brief speech. said that the
,ee1, IA -7a asst two years had collected SG00 Oo0
f., arrears. and that tins sum eaualed the amount
collected in the preceding ten years Speeches were
80 - ever one present. Mayor Low and Cor
rstfoT Collns Fives sent letters warmly praising
he management OF the bureau
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PROFESSOR FELIcIEN VICTOR PAeE7

Berkeley Cal Dec. 23-Felicien Victor Paget.
emeritus professor OF Romance languages and
literature in the University OF California died to-
day from apoplexy aged seventy years. He
native OF France. graduate Of the University Of
Paris and for sixteen years member Of the uni
versity faculty here He retired from active service
acoount of failing health
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Maule Adams closes her New-YOrk engage
raent Ar the Empire Theatre a week from Saturday,
and on the following Monday Charles Frohman viii
produce ar that house, with Miss Jessie BUsley as
The leading player J. N Barrie's latest dramatic
Vhimsey. Little Mary" the play which has added
new euphony 10 the English language II Is
probable that New-N 0rkers are quite as prone 10
orereattns as Londoners, but London has enjoyed
the PLAY. despite its fmputations. agreeing. when
Times critic. that Queen Nab had been with
them. Il is ~ be hoped that Queen Nab may be
Emp-e psTers Iffie NsrT cannot be roughly 15ti
s5usec N ths nature Of things hrst cousin cousin, OF
with understanding Indeed is she not the senti-
ne 20 the heart of man. and SO surely 10 be spoken
On January Dorothy Vernon Of Haddon Hall
VII move 70 the Lyric Theatre.
While on duty al the Metropolitan opera House
last night Philip weiss. an usher was informed by
messenger that his wife had borne him son. The
-he seats and sci forth for home declaring TO Mr..
Conried as departed that he should christen the
Hyrie Beilev. as result Of MS TOO realistic fau
r. The Sacrament Of judas night before last,
Wlich injured his back painfully. has decided 10
e. s. n a s s5 Es s am f me IN
kayor-eIect Mcclellan. Charles Y. Fornes,
Charles r. 1Iurpny and other politicians OF the
same persuasion occupied box at The County
Chairman last night. and both Mr.. NcCellans
companions and the audience had considerable mer-
-iment al the ycung politicians expense. The play
IS fan 81 references TO politics. Once the youthful
candidate u the drama is told that he has nothing
CO with the campaign being only the candidate
once h makes q hamboyant stump speech, and
several occasions politics is described IA Adean
and not TOO farIeriuE terms. At each occasion
there was a general laugh and battery Of eyes
trained the MsyOT-eleCt.
Henry Miller has obtained the rights The
Garden OF Lies a dramatization by George Broad
hurst ~ j. n. Forrnau's story OF that name, ana
E-i' produce II IN Fearuary-
Among those VINO sailed the Teutonlc yester-
Gay was Suzanne Adams. She did not book until
The last minute. She 10 Europe 10 join her
husband Leo Stern, the 'cellist. who IS i'll.
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SULLY BUYS A HOUSE.
Cotton Operator Pays 100000 for No. 6
East Sixtv-second-st

Daniel J. SuIly head OF the cotton brokerage
firm Of Daniel J. Suly & Co, is the buyer OF No.
East Slxty-secOnd-st, a six story American
house which reported sold on Tuesday for
William Halls Sons, builders. through l. J. Phil
lips & co. Mr. SUlly has been prominent because
OF his big operations in cotton. He from
Providence, r. /: TIE purchase price of the house
was about 100000 II mas about twenty-five rooms.
is hea ted by steam from main running through
the street, and has electric elevator. There
telephone connections for every -COIn-
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"MME. sHERBY, I'M LONDON.

London. Dec 23.--'Mrne. Sherry was produced at
che Apollo Theatre tonight under the Joint man
agement Of Charles Frohman and George Ed
wardes. Though the play was heavily handica pped
by the absence through illness Of two Of the prin-
cpals F9ilda Moody and Mark Kinghorne, fl in no
way disappointed the public. Violet LLOYD Florence
s. John and Louis BraCield. al Of whom well
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HIRAM w. REcKWITH.

Chicago Dec 2S.-Hram W. Beckwith Il law
partner Of Abraham Lincoln from 1856 TO 1851, IS
dead at ST. Luke's Hospital here at the age Of
seventv-tWo years His father Of the
pioneers Of this State and among the founders
OF Danville in 1919 Hiram Beckwith became
OF Iincoln's closest personal friends From 1897
1892 Mr. Beckwith president Of the State His
rnrfcal Society Of Illinois.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24

BoUcK-on Monday. Decem6er q. 1902 Rodman 2.
Roq Hs s s9sf rss OF '2 a si BTan 9
Thursday, December "a. a. ?. m
D4yIsEnireq into rest arthur Bro~R son O.. Sarah
from his late residence, No % Park-ave Bloomfield
y J., Thursday. at . p m
EAGLES on TUESDAY December -. 1909 Thomas
Eagles. aged IS years Funeral services will . held
y j Saturday. December 20 ar > O'Clock Inter
family.
HORToN-At Crawford. y. J.. December .. 1903. Kate
Brownie Horton VIE 81 E461Gna q fi9rt'a r ana
RIehmond. y Y Notice of funeral hereafter
Painted Post : y sidney B Howell aged = years
MATTHEws-suddenIy Of pneumonia, on wsdnesiay.
December % 1903 Virginia Branler. widow OF Edward
race G6urih salurday nseeuber % at 10 oeIocs
RANnoL.-on Wednesday morning. pecamber . 1909;
srpiSe on SATURDAY at IL O'Clock az his aa ~esidence
80 n West 73d-st Intrrment private san Francisco
and European papers please copy
REEvE-At his nome. No 30 West lesd s.. Tues
neral Thursday at p. n Intermsnt private
RosE-At stony Point. n. Y. Deeember ~ 1908. VIII
lam Henry Rose. formerly OF New-forS city in his
residence at stony Point On Thursday December -,
SEAMAN Jericho y Y. Fourth DAY I'D tnzt, Phebe
seaman wife Of elias II seaman in her 7trh year s1,
Funeral from her late residenee Seventh CAV, 18th
inst at 100 p m TsTraSes VIII meet tram a. EicSsI
F'Iatbush-ave. 0.53 a m
Dawes widow Of the late Frederick s sJaLknecnr, n
her residence in Orange. n J. THURSDAY. at $50
a. m.
wA1-At Victor. y Y, December %, Daniel II. Way.
formerly Of BTU0kyn. InJer meuJ Greenwood Gene
tery. Saturday. 5 p NJ
WINDL.E-Ou Wednesday. December -. No. 90 West
Margaret WIndle. wife q Charles "
Brown Of Stamford Conn. daughter OF
Henry WiEdIe- Notice OF funeral hereafter
wOODwARD-In Brooklyn. Monday. December q.
Maria Woodward. daughter OF the late Thomas Wool
ward in the fist year Funeral services o..
her residence No lis Pierrepont-st THURSDAY.
December - at O clock kindly omit flowers
CEMETERIES.
The Great Pinelawn Cemetery. largest world.
MAGNIFICENT Mausoleun above ground Once . Broadst
The wOOdIaw Cemetery
4. The most accessible OF the rstrop-
c,is By trains. trolley carTtage
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
sold az SI25 up. Send for Illustrated Book
let or by request = representative VIII call
OFFICE. 20 EAST esD-sT- n Y CITY
UNDERTAEERS-
steDh.n Merritt EmbIg LIST. Undertakes 2fI-3 ".
22d 81 Tel 35S5 3396- fSth- Frank z Campbell
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC EXCEPT
r-LEL--

TRANSPACTFTC-
CUBA-vIa Port Tampa Florida closes this once
57fTv except THURSDAYS a $50 tthe Connecting
mails close here Mondays. Wednesdays and Satur-
MEXICO CTTY-Ove-ani unless specially addressed
ov steamer closes az TINS once daily except
sunday. at = and II 30 @ Sundays A.
N and II 30 o.
NEW -NDLANT-B BY rail 20 North sydney and
nv steamer. closes this once daily $50 D N
and SATURDAY
IsNAICA-By rail 20 Boston. and thence BY steamer
closes this ONCE at $50 every TUESDAY
raN TO Boston. and thence By
cIose this Office daily at o 30 m
BELIZE PUERTO CDRrEG and GJATEM AIAA-Bv rail
~ Orleans. thence bv az this
flee daily. except SATURDAY. ~ 80 and 20
m II D. and III 30 . m tcounecring
NAH closes here Mondays a. Tll-So p M
COSTA RIcA-By rail 10 New Orleans. thence by
Steamer this Office daily sunday az
SO o N and Fll,59 sundays II D. n. ana
IA connecting Ua-l closes here
80 E. n-L
BAHAMAS Except Parcels NalIsl-By rail TO Miami
fla and thence BY steamer. closes I'll 80 ,. N
fIssizteTsd maH closes at 8 m previous day.
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RUMoR OF A FAIR SETTLEMENT.

PIainheld. " J., Dec % (SpeciaI}.-The sudden
disappearance OF Mayor William B. Smith OF
Newmarket Of the heirs of Mrs Charles L.
Fair who was killed in an automobile accident in
France, and the report that he has gone Colo
RADIO responsible for tG1t the heirs
here have settled claims S1z5.000 each. IL
Is said that before Mr. Smith left here for the
West he C0utiqed with that a settlement
had been effected. The relative say they have
heard of settlement and the report is not be
d be
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TRANsATLANTIC MAILS

THCRSDAT-At a. m for France, Switzerland. Italy.
spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt. Greece British Inds
and Lorenzo Marquee, per > :. la Bretagne, via
other parts Of Europe directed
per la Bretagne' -; $50 a. m Italy, per
Citti de Mano tn1au must be directed per 8.
de Milanop
SATCRDAT-At 8 a for Europe per = . So. Paul.
tmaI for Ireland and letter mali for
Liverpool be directed per S. 8 st. Paul az
$50 a m for Europe, s. IS. Lucania. via Queens
town $50 q for Belgium direct. per 8 .
iceland fmail be directed per 5 = Iceland J.
After closing OF the Supplementary Tanstlanti Mails
above. additional supplementary mails are
opened piers OF the American English. French
and German steamers and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour Of sailing Of steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
Mr.. pooLlNo.s MATINEE FOR CHILDREN

senator Peter J. Dooliug. Tammany leader OF the
D-Trf,h Azsen,flv District will give the boys and
ef-Is % hts senate district, extending from Tween
risth-st "a Forty second-st and from Seventh-ave
"a the North River. matinee on SATURDAY next at
- - ~ tS-rtra, rhestre Eighth-ave and Forty-sec
ond-st He has engaged the theatre foT the entire
80 "a has issued four thousand tickets 10 the
-tt,s,-e- of the public and parochial schools
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24

Highest temperature yesterday. % degrees; lowest %
re 40. average for corresponding date last 81
-. e.- ,~-asrapdine date twenty I'VE years. 81
" 80 t[--as1 Fair 10 Cav. FRIDAY ,ioCtJ, probably
rain Z, "a 10 brisk south y soG-1N ast wilma
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Postomce Notice.

tTho=ld be read DAILY by an interested. changes
a time
Foreign mails for the week ending December -, 1919
viii close promptly ali General Posofdce
follows Parcels Post Malls close earlier
closing below
Regular and Supplementary mails close at ForstEa sta
halt closing shown below
that Supplementary Mails Europe Central
America Colon. close hour later Foreign sta
rIon4
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GOVERNOR o0gLLs CHRISTMAS PLANS

Albany Dec. 23.-GovernOT Ode Will spend Christ
mas IN Albany. it was announced from the EXecu-
tive Chamber to-day. His father brother and two
sons from Newburg, and his brother. Professor f.
& OdeIl from Columbia University. viii join him
in the observance of the day The Governor said
TODAY that he would not go to New-YoTk for sew
eraI DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
CHRISTMAS MAIL RECORD BROKEN.

The Teutonic yesterday carried out 2sa3 sacks OF
NAIL the greatest amount Of outgoing British mail
- ERRED on single sesseI The sacks con
,t.ed over seven hundred thousand letters, belated
Christmas mas.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST

THCRSDAY-At 100 n Cor Barbados and Brazil. per
BeliaggiO via PeFuaElbuco Rio Janeiro SANTOS
email Brazil Argentine. and
Paraguay be directed per = : BslaEgio'f
; m 10 cuba s. Havana tmaiI Mexico.
Caupecne and Vera Cruz
per e. e Havana -, ar $50 for Tucatan.
per Daggry mail must be- directed pes
paggrv't- a II m supplementary 1870 m
Bahamas. psr Mexico
Taupl~0. be directed per Saratoga a
1870 m complementary t-30 2. L@eward
and indvvard Islands British. Dutch
Guiana. per 8 Flntaheiie mail for Grenada and
Trinidad must he directed per : 8. FontabeIIe''l.
ATr-FDAY a. m for Bermuda. per Pretoria
m complementary $50 NJ for Porto
curacao Venezuela g Philadelphia tuail
SavauiTIa CarJaz-la must be directed Per
PhfadeIpafa-'I $50 a. II supplementary 1870
Fortune Island Jamaica. SaVanila. CarraEeua
ami Craytovn Aiene tn1aIi for Costa RCa
be directed = Alene - 10 a n. Cuba
s Moro Castle. Havana a.
5fuadeoupe. Martinique Barbados British Dutch ana
ra1r Iaisu70- 80 .. N
Cuba per s. Marlcas Havana
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SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICES.

Announcement for special services 10 be held in
various churches of this city tomorrow have been
made as follows:
METROPOLITAN TEMPLE. Seventh-ave and
FOurteentil-st., sermon by the Rev Robert BaEnelL
on The Song OF the Angels" with special music
bv choir 1890 a. II lecture by the pastor on The
Life Of Christ evening.
ST. LIyKE's CHAPEL Trinity Parish QIudson-
St opposite Grove-st), 1880 a n. to be repeated
Sunday:
Professional Angels from the Realms OF GLORY smart
Proper Psalms xix. XIV bxxv-
Introit BEHOLD / Bring You Glad Tidings' M asrnby
Kyris
80 .Ss+ Ftdejis Hyrnn 20 come All Falthful"
Ofrertorv The Of God that Rringeth Sairatioa
Eenedictus Out VENT Eyre
AEnus Eyre
Gloria EX-slsis
NGuc 6imtts.
Quartet. HOLY Night. -, -.
SACRED HEART ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH. Clerrnont-ave-. between Park and Flush
ing ayes. Brooklyn the Rev. John Nash. rector. at
4 q. m;
merchants II B hai
Gioriz in Ez-elss Dec
Credo ''Venite Adoren-s
Benedictus
Pos7iude The Three Kings o. Orient .Lore'z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
Inca

rs ,lovvins official record from the Weather
t the changes temperature for the last twenty
Com, hrs in comparison with the corresponding date Of
last year
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Special Notices.

Mail subscribers in Nex-York City 20 ths DAILY snd
TRI-WEEKLY viii % charged cent cor sxtrz
postage addition named aoo-.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington 23.The indications Tuesday night OF
the approach OF southwest toward Texas
Cosev followed by the appearance Of the storm and
disturbance pronounced Of southwestern
is central to night over interior Texas with
norheasUxard tendency II thus Gar caused
the Western Gulf States Missouri and Eastern
and in connection with marked high the
north plateau some Rocky
region and North Arizona
The southwest storm viii move north during Thursday
and FRIDAY causing rain Thursday in the Ohio
the Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys the East
Guf states portion Of lower lake region
continuing Friday the Upper Ohio Valley the lower
lake region extending the Middle Atlantic States
and England
In Lower ohio the Mississippi and Missouri valleys
South the weather will be generally fair
Frdav and also in the upper region except
vndward shores lakes, where snow durries
probable
1t VIII be colder THURSDAY IN the West Gulf states
the Missouri and Lover Mississippi valleys. ard colder
Friday in Upper Mississippi Valley, the Ohio Valley
TIE axe region and Eastern Gun states.
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p,Acg FOR Corporal" TANNER.

Washington. Dec. 2a.-Lous A Dent Register OF
wis fo- he District OF Columbia, has resigned.
20 take effect April n is understood thar Cor
-,-.iS inufc- Tanner formerly Commissioner OF
Pensions Is 70 succeed Dir. Dent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24

CHRISTMAS EVE
carol service under the direction Of
LACEY BAKER
CALVARY CHURCH 2l=t-st and shave
CHURCH or THE HEAVENLY REST
shave. above 45rh-st..
Rev ID. PARKER MORGAN. u. d Rsceor
CHRISTMAS DAY
a u-HoIv Conuluniou-
a U-aoiy Communion.
j. m-Morniag PRAYER ard Holy CommHnizA
Preacher. tns Reetor.
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will be
r-pubIished Tri-WeekIy Tribune without extra
charge.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY

For ew-England. fair TO-DAY; Friday rain snow;
rresh brisk south L winds.
For District Columbia, fair today, night
Friday; fresh south winds.
For Eas=-a Pennsylvania. partly CLOUDY today rain
a. night Friday: fresh south winds
For Western Pennsylvania increasing cloudlness
5ay followed 5v rain Friday snow. followed
clearing colder; brisk south winds, becoming
uoTtEsEly.
probably rain, to brisk south winds.
For Eastern New York. fair to-day; FRIDAY cloudy
probably rain; fresh brisk south southeast winds
For Western New-ToTk increasing cloudiness TO-DAY
f-i1arAd b. rain or extreme portions
Frdav snow with colder portion fresh
south winds, becoming norIherly Friday