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WILLIAM COOK CIRCUIT.

William Cook circuit. a retired business man,
died suddenly from heart trouble last evening at
his home. No. s47 West Fifty-eighth-st Mr. circuit
was apparently well yesterday morning. though he
had complained lately OF rheumatism in his left
shoulder and side
With one OF his sons he went downtown in tho
morning and called several old friends In the
course IT the day. returning home at O'Clock. He
reached ue to turn the gas in the dining room.
and as he did complained of severe pain in the
region of his heart. lie sat down on a chair and
expired.
Mr. circuit came from revolutionary and old
newfoundland stock. He n descendant OF Will
lam circuit who settled in Weymouth. Mass. in
1860. lie was a OF Alvah circuit and was born
in Malone, n. y. in 1882. Mr.. circuit was educated
at an academy in Plattsburg and at Amherst Col
lege. where he member of the Delta Kappa
Epsilon fraternity. After leaving college he en-
gagged in business in Syracuse, and later In farm
ing and general business IN Malone coming 10
New-Yo in 1888 with his family. he entered bus
mess but retired several years ago. He was a
member OF the Central Presbyterian Church A
widow and three sons-Benjamin Sinclair circuit,
William c. circuit and c. Blake Orcutt-survive.
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DR.. ROBERT NJ. WEED.

Dr. Robert NJ. Weed. we'll known practising
physician OF New-Rochelle died yesterday at the
home of his father-in-aw, Charles P. Cox, I'm
Mount Vernon. DR.. Weed was forty-nine years old
and came from a well known Staten Island family.
His uncle, Stephen II. Weed. was brigader gem
eral in the Northern army in the Civil War.
DR.. Weed was graduated from the New-Yorx
homeopathic College in 1880. and practsed In New
York City until failing health compelled him to
leave there. He then went to New-Rochelle. ex-
pectlng to retire About the time he went TO New
Rochelle the local physicians who had been attend
ing TO sick members of local fraternal and sick
benefit societies formed a combination and
made demands which the lodges resisted. DIR. Weed
favored the societies. and when of the doctors
would call on sick members he offered his services
and was accepted Subsequently he became the
physician for almost all Of the societies of New
Rochelle and Mount Vernon, and continued with
them until failing health compelled him TO give up
practice entirely.
Dr. Weed leaves a widow His death was caused
by 4 disorder OF the liver.
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rPANsPAC1FIc MAILS.

PbilppIne Islands Francisco. daily
p. 20 January VI inclusive for dispatch per
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p. up January tsl. Inclusive fer dispatch
china ana JAPAN via Seattle here daily at $50
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Hawai- japan China and PhiIippins Islands. via ss,
FrancIscO close here daily at $50 p Feoruary
~ Inclusive. fo- dispatch per 5. Gaelic
Tahiti Marquesas Islaucs. via san Francisco
here daily $40 to February &c. inclusive.
Zealand Australia Except WesO. New-cafedonla
Fiji Samoa and Hawaii. VIA san Francisco. here
daily at $50 .. 70 February 20. Inclusive,
Sirnatch per s Ventura. or the Cunard stsa req
CARVING the British mail does not ar
rive In time with this dspstch mails
GAYS al 4.sO a m. a $50 p ua.--Egin 5e nads
up and forwarded until the arrival q thu cuna-t
china ana Japan Victoria B c. cics,
here daily $50 ?. up Fehruary tl6 Inclusive.
for 3 {. Empress OF Chsua- clerchandss
Tor United Postal Agency Shanghai
forwarded VIA Cannda-l
forwarded Europe and NeyZsaland aud Philippines
Francisco-the Quickest routes Philippines
addressed '.vta Canada via Europe
via san Francisco exclusively.
Trarspscihc mails forwarded pert Of sailing easiy
ard the scheuls o. closing - srrarsed the
OF their uninterrupted overland transit Ire AIRED
mall closes al 4. M previous DAY.
CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. PostuastsA
Festothce. Nes-York. y. 7. January =. 1904
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AvERY-Mary l.. daughter OF IN. late Alfred and
Fa Ei4i : Ss7iSs al iassis c6re
and slst-ss Wednesday January q. at Il o'clock
BENNET-suddSny. at his residence No. q south
Portland,ave BTookyn JsnHary 10 Dr. e, ID X
friends invited to attend the funeral services az
at O'Clock. Intsrment private kindly omit
flowers.
RAN daughter Of the late and Jane BsrTsn
Notice OF funeral later.
Rr % sSrx tRi ~ Conn Of s ts;
January rs. 1904. New-Haven papers please copy.
Captain Issao Bum. in his s9th year Funeral from
his late resldeHcei On tT@ s S SaIId AZ
4. j. iRterment Railway Cemetery. family plot
prDLEY-suddenly. In New York city, on January q
Ke5tu ii' Funeral viii b the csshsdTai e
louisville KY Wednesday. January ~ 1904 at ESQ
o'clock
DUNNEL1-on the 2sth inst. John Henry punnen,
in the DIST ys1s ro % s e rhurSdsy svenin% .stS
family i1 - 49,
q he a. lat. .E sas .5 Epf Es
J. Esieston Of New-YoTk-
dmes ana s MSho aadien avs aSe months 10 days.
SSe RuiheTfoTd. " !. on Wednesday, January q. at
KENr-At POcantlco HIS. January 20 1901 Edward
Henry Kent. aged 81 years; Funeral from ST. Marks
a M inte-ment at Oak hin Cemetery. Nyack,
betb lane lynch, widow OF Edward Livingston Lynch
ana daughter OF the late James and AIetta Remssn
Strong. Funeral service her residence Thursday
morning. January IS at o'clock Interment private.
NuADF--suddenly At Summit. n. J. on January -
IgO4 Jacob X Meade, OF Newark. y. J. Funeral
vices will held Thursday. January Is. ESQ
p. IN. his late residence No so Mfort-avs. New
ark. N J.
oRCTJTT-Suddenly on Tuesday, January 2e at his
home SAT West bSth-st.. William Cook circuit in
his T3d year. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PoTTs-On Tuesday, January 20. Mrs Carrie Z
Troy IN " and Richmond (va) papers please
copy
RocKwBL-on January 20. 1904. at Nev-Haven Conn.
Anthony A.. Rockwell Funeral from the residence OF
his brother. Joel Rockwell. In Ritchheld. Conn.,,
THURSDAY afternoon. 2:3O O'Clock.
sEAAN-At Jericho. day. First month 24th
1904 elias n Seaman. in his 7S1h year Funeral from
MS late residence. Fourth day. 2Ith Inst. 13O
Islsnd city IL O'Clock and Fiatbush-ave 1o59 a.
s15TsFFIE.Ir)-On January -. home.
67tb-st OF pneumonla Ann Maria DeyO widow OF Rev.
John Hoxie Sheffield. in her 18th Funeral service
and nterment at Mohawk n J.. on Wednesday: Janu-
1888 p. m
7ooTHE-On January "a. 1904. az the Fifth Avsnus
Hotel William Toothe. In the 5Sd year OF his
Funeral services at the FiIth Avenue Hoe4 Hednes-
day January =, at O'CLOCK
vvArIrER-On tuesday. January a6. 1904 IN the slst
vsar Of her Isabella. widow OF George Z. Walker
and daughter 81 ths late Abner Weynan. Notice OF
funeral hereaL1r
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast.

Washington. Jan. 26The storm central this morning
in the Ohio Valley has east-norheast appears
tonight the England lower
lake region second depression appears In the
Southwest. but yet given any
increasing energy The high pressure
cred the southern slope this morning
eastward and united with second high that occupied
the Upper Mississippi Valley.
Heavy attended Ohio Valley storm espe-
cialy Northern Ohio. Pennsylvania and West
NewYork where high winds prevailed drifting
badly. have fallen in Atlantic
Coast districts New-York heavy snow has
also fallen in NewEngland. In all other parts OF the
country fair weather has prevailed.
is somewhat warmer along the Atlantic Coast and in
New-Engand and decidedly colder Middle
Mississippi vaeys and the Gulf staes
The temperature has risen sharply Kansas Nebraska
and Oklahoma
gion Upper Ohio Valley New-England and light rain
on Thursday will generally fair, except the South
will be hutres along the Shore
colder Wednesday in NeW-Engand. the
Atlantic States, and warmer weather pre-
slope OF the Rocky Mountains
temperature will rise Thursday in the Mississippi
lev the Eastern Gulf States and the Ohio Valley
winds the New-ETgland coast will be brisk 10
Sresh brisk northwest 20 northery: the
mostly northeIly and Lake Michigan Light
northwesterly
from Jacksonville to PASSPORT. Cold wave warnings
the Middle and South Atlantic States,
Ijpper Ohio Valley and Western New-York.
Will have brisk northwest winds and cloudy 10
the Grand Banks.
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Der OF Deputies. died to-day.
Emile Martin Deschanel was born IN Paris IN 1913.
educated at the College OF Louis 10 Grand and
becams professor OF rhetoric in the College Of
Bourges. Later no filed like chair IN Paris. He
began write for the Paris reviews early IN life.
and his articles for La Libert6 de Penser' on
Catholicism and Socialism" led 20 proceedings be-
fore tho Council OF Public Instruction. which sus-
pended him from his offices. He then devoted him
self to for the republican press and in 1851 he
arrested. imprisoned. and finally banished
Until 1859 he lived at Brussels. when he went back
TO Paris TO be Of the editors OF the journal
des Debats" In 1876 he elected Deputy from
the Department OF the Seine and 1871 he one OF
tho 1853 deputies who refused to concur In vote OF
confidence IN the De Brogie Ministry. He was
elected life Senator and hoo1rNEy professor OF
French teratuss in the College de France in 1881.
NJ Deschanel was the author OF Les Courtisanes
de la Gree Historic de la Conversation La
Vie des Comedeus' "Etudes sur Aristophane"
Les Conferences Paris ct en- France, La
Que .tion deS Femmes ct II Morale LaIque." lie
Feuple ct la Bourgeoisie' and LIE Romantsme des
Classiques.' For many years he contributed TO the
columns OF the Independence Beige
His eminent son, Paul Eugene Louis Deschane,
was born in Brussels in 1883
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kR. TAFT PASSES THROUGH CHICAGO

lineage Jan. a.-Ex-Governor Taft arrived here
oh me Chicago and Northwestern Overland Lin
20 Today and started for Washington almost
-.--eoiately BY the Pennsylvania He was greeted
: .Ae railway station by number OF his fellow
Students at Yale, ex-oficials OF the Philippines,
-Anlary men and personal friends. who endeavored
" Keep him in the city for a time their guest
washington. Jan. 2s-Governor Taft viii be met
:. me railroad station tomorrow afternoon by
-sa'enant General chaffee the general STAFF and
S-'"si Clarence Edwards. all in uniform. and will
escorted TO his hotel or 10 the White House,
rs he elects
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST

wEDNEsDAT-As 5 a. m. for Brazil Per Norahy.
Via Pernambuco. MaceiO and Santos Gnau must be d.
rected Per 3 Nordby')
THURSDAT-At $50 a m. for Argentine, Uruguay
and Paraguay, 3 Virgil; at s a. for Cuba.
per $ Vigtlancia mail for Mexico. via Prosreso.
CampeChe and Vera Cruz must be directed per ;.
Vigancia'O; at m for Bermuda per 3 = Pre-
torta; at II m for Mexico Per > Seneca. via Tan,
pico mail must be directed per Seneea'l; a. u
Indianapolis (LEau be directed per Nord-
kyn')
FRiDAY-At $50 a. m. for Barbados and Brazil per
Capri. via Rio Janero and Santos mail for
Northern Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay
be directed per ;. $ Capri: at ESQ a
supplementary 1870 M for Inagua and Haiti pes
.. Flandria at II m for Guantanamo and Santiago.
per Cienfuegos tmail be directed per s.
C1enfuegos'l; at 1880 complementary ,. ND
New-York; at Z p m for Newfoundland per 8 a.
Carthagfnian. from Philadelphia
SATURDAY-At $50 a. complimentary $50 a. M
for Curacao and Venezuela Maracaibo mail
for Savana and Cartagena must be directed per q
MaracaibO'): at Q a m for Porto Rico per $.
Ponce, Juan; at a. for Yucatan, per =.
DaEgTy. via ProgTeso mail be directed per
9. Daggry'); at o:S0 a n Complementary 1890
a M for Fortune Island Jamaica. Savaniila ant
Cartagena. per s. Valencia Cnail for Costa Rick
be directed per s. Vaencia'O; at $50
Leeward and Windward Islands. British. Dutch and
French Guiana. per 5 KOrOna Cnai for Grenada.
Trinidad and Barbados must be directed PER s. =
Eorona'D: at 10 a. for Cuba. per . 8. Mexico via
Havana; a IL m. for Barbados and Northern Brazil.
per s. Grangenss. via Para. Maranham and Csara.
at p m for Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay. par
.. Merchant Prince
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NINE. GADSKI SUES CRAFT.
Claims 81 900 as Balance Due Her
from Former Tour.

Nine Gadski the we'll known opera singer, was
the plaintiff before Justice Scott in the Supreme
Court yesterday in a suit against Clarence L.
Graft
Nine. Gadsd sued for S1.OCo. which she says
is the balance due her for a concert tour dur
ing the season Of 1902 and 1903. Graft puts in
a counter claim for $1,000. which he claims is
due him for making concert dates for the singer,
at the rate of 10 per cent on the salary received
by her.
II. Taucher, the husband of Nine. Gadski,
testified that his wife carried out her contract
with Graft, and that the balance due her was
81 900. Justice Scott reserved decision.
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MATS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExcsPr
TRANSPACIFIC.

CUBA-via Port Tampa Florida. closes this ofres
daily. except THURSDAY. 1880 a. connecting
malls close here Mondays. Wednesdays and Satur-
duYsl.
MEXICO CTTY-Overand unless specially addressed
dispatch BY steamer, closes at this Office daily. except
Sunday, a 80 D m. and 1850 D. M Sundays a Z
2. and 1850 D.
Nf;WFOI-NDI.AND-B o North sydney and thsnrs
BY steamer. this Office daily 63O D. tom
meeting mails close here Monday. Wednesday ant
Saturday..
JAAAICA-By rail TO Philadelphia and thence BY
er. closes at this Office at II so m every SUNDAY
By Boston, and thence by steamer, closes a
$50 p. m Friday.
rail 10 Boston. and thence By
closes at this ONCE daily $50 D. n.
RFIIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ AND GUATEMALA-By rail-
to Nsw-Orlsans thence By steamer. closes this
once caily except Sunday. at ti-3O and ff1s3O
Sundays at n p. and III 80 connecting
mail closes here Mondays at t1130 p M
COSTA RICA-By rail to New-Orleals. and thence by
steamer, this ONCE daily, except sunday.
tlsO D. m. and III 80 p. sundays al n and
Vii 80 D. (eOnnsetins mail closes here Tuesdays
80 D nj
"A All As (except Parces-Post Mailsl-By Manu.
VA. and thence by steamer. closes at tll;S0 D.
Tuesday and f5 a. N Saturday.
tFsgistered Mall closes az 8 .. previous day.
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JACOB X, MEADE.

Jacob X. Meade, whose sudden death at Summit,
N j. was announced yesterday. was a member
OF the Produce Exchange. and was of the old
est -four and commission merchants in New-York
City. having been engaged in business there for
the last thirty-eight years.
He spent his early life in Montclair, n. J.. and
had lived IN Newark, n. j., since his marriage
10 Harriet w Johnson, who died few years
ago. He leaves two daughters. three sisters and
two brothers.
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DR. GEORGE n. r. BENNETT.

DR. George II. r. Bennett. who was taken with an
attack OF apoplexy. at his home. No p South
Portland-ave Brooklyn. on Monday died yesterday
afternoon, in the sixty-seventh year OF his age
DIR. Bennett was the OF old Brooklyn ply
stefan and was born in Brooklyn. He gradu-
ated from the medical school OF the NewYork
University IN 1860 For six years he adhered TO
the allopathic school, and then Joined the homoeo-
pathsts. he member of various local medi-
cal societies, the Brooklyn Medical Club and the
Crescent Athletic Club. He was at one time sur
geon OF the 23d Regiment widow and two
daughters him
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

wEDNEsDAY-At $50 supplementary 10 nj
for Europe. per > Cedric va Queenstown tan ror
France Switzerland. Italy, Spain. Portugal. Turkey.
Egypt Greece and British India must be directed Per
:. s.. CedTic').
THURsDAY-At a m fer France. switzsEland. Italy.
Spain. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt, Greece and British
India per La TouTatne via Havrs trnaN for other
parts OF Europe must be directed per La Tout-
raiue'O-
FRIDAY-At II for Azores Islands. n Canopio.
from Boston
sATURDAY-At a m for Europe. FER = Philadsf
phia via Plymouth Cherbourz Cnnau Ireland
must be directed per Phiiatepha'1: at $50
for Belgium direct per 8. iceland (mal must be d.
rooted per 8 zeeland'); az $50 for Italy
direct. per Neckar Cnah must be directed per
Neckar'l: $50 a for Scotland dirert per
Ethiopia Cnau directed per Ethiopla''ls
AZ q supplementary II M for Europe,
6 3. SaXonia. via Queenstown
the closing OF the supplementary transatlantic
mails named above. additional supplementary mails
opened the piers Of the American. English.
French and German steamers. and remain open until
within minutes OF the hour OF sailing Of steamer
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Postofnee Notice.

Should DAILY by all Interested. as changes
may any tiIne)
FOREIGN week ending January 30 1914
win close promptly the General Postocs
Mails close earlier than
closing time shown below Parcels post mails for Ger
close p. Monday. per 8. = Kaiser WllleHn
H. Friday Per 5. Graf Waldersee
and Supplementary mails close az EoreSn eta-
half hour later closing time shown below lex
Supplementary Mails Europe and Central
America. Colon. hour later at Foreign STA
toni
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A PATTI CONCERT CALLED OFF.

butte Mont, Jan. 2s-The concert TO have been
gwen mere last night by Nine. Patti and her COM
pshy Old not take place. Nine. PATHS manager
refused 10 let her appear. saying that the high
her voice, and he feared TO take risks on the re-
nainder OF the trio
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sENAToR HANNA BETTER.

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Hanna, who Is I'll
with the grip, was much better to-day. His ply
stefan has ordered him to remain in his hotel apart
ments for several days until he fully regains his
normal health.
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Mr.. BRISTOW ILL.

washington Jan 2s.-Fourth Assistant Post
master General Bristow is confined TO his house
y an attack Of grip. He probably VIII not be
aoe 70 return 70 his desk for several days
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For Eastern New-Yor, fair and colder to-day srospt
snow nurries In and central poronsi fair Thurs
day; brisk northwest winds
For New-Jersey. Delaware and Eastern pennsylvania
fair and much to-day: fair Thursday; brisk north
west winds
For the OF Columbia fair and colder todAyi fair
Thursday. fresh 10 brisk northwest winds
For Nsw-England. and colder to-day fair Thurs
.sv. brisx TO high northwest winds on the coast
For Western Pennsylvania snow to-day fair thursday;
except along lake; fresh northwest winds,
diminishing - - - .o,sa- 90 s.v. 49,
ursday with rising temperature; fresh TO brsk west
winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-27

Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees; lowest.
"a 30: for corresponding date last
year. 2s for corresponding date last twenty
five rs.
kAix- brisk northwest vtAAA
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Special Notices.
Tribune sabscrlptioa Rates.

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often as desired. Subscriptions be given your
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Married.

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be reDubIished IN The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

me following arrived
AZ; and AIRS. Charles II.
SlstsY Engslbrecht.
On the saxonia were:
- f and Mrs. A II. Adams
a. ". Barton
- and Mrs. Victor Bell.
- and Mira. r. II. LINDSAY.
me Marquette hnd as
T. =. cr1lsle.
- Snneso Gsxrod
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LIEUTENANT COLONEL sHALER ARRIVES

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the Alliance, from Colon. was Lieutenant Colonel
6halsr, u & A.
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USDERTAKERS.

stephen Merritt Emb1'g LIST. Undertakers, .ti-s ".
asa St Tel 1.S24 or lS2b Chelsea Frank T. Campbell
Rev stephen Merritt, the world-wide-known
sersker. only place OF business and
AZ: lar.s sI tina world Tel. ia and 125 Chelsea
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In diagram continuous white line shows The
changes pressure indicated BY The Trounes SSH
recording The dotted line shows the teper@
recorded by the local Weather bureau
The following Official record from thu Weather
shows the changes in the temperature for tho
tweatyfour hours IN comparison with tho CORE
IN dafa Of lastY
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with fun name and address.
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accessible by Harlem Central Staten
trey or carriage Si25 up telephone, 4S55 Gram
sr~v Cor DESCRIPTIVE booklet representative.
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Burnett's Vanilla

Is pure. Don't let your grocer work OF cheap and
dangerous substitute Insist having Burnett'A
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sTRYKER-LOUD-On Monday. January IS. 1904 a
Brooklyn. n. Y. by the Rev J. BROWNIES Voorhees,.
Annie Marcia, Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H
Loud DR.. Edgar de Mott Stryker.
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Died.

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CEMETERIES
The WOODLAND Cemetery

Great PineIawn Cemetery. 2.s1S acres beautiful
lrk Send prices OF lots. Once 25 Broad-st. ~ Y.
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OBITUARY.
EMILE DEScHANEL.

Paris Jan. Ex-senator Emile Deschanel. father
OF Paul Deschane. former President OF the Cham
Der OF Deputies. died to-day.