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New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
MISS WALSH IN COMEDY.
Herald Square Theatre.

Mss Blanche Walsh made her re-entrance on the
al stage last night at the Herald Square Theatre,
acting IN q play written for her by Mr.. Clyde
Fitch called '"The Woman in the Case" and she
vas received with favor by considerable audience
Mss Walsh who IS not q stranger TO the local
stage, has impressed thoughtful observers as en-
actress q rugged force and crude nethod-the force
being resultant from strong character and deep and
tincere feeling and the crude method showing Itself
r. eIavsgance Of gesture, ungracetul attitude. and
somewhat rough articulation Her talent however.
Is considerable and In heavy business she would al
ways be q useful performer. II was in the heavter
portion % this conedy-if comedy Il can be called
that she achieved the best results this occasion
The woman n the case Is e deHirep who. by mis-
dating certain old love letters that she has long
had in her possesson,-letters that were addressed
e her by male associate who has since got mar
OF having shot 10 death q friend Of his, who. In
fact has committed suicide. This innocent man
who has offended the wantOn by disclosing her true
character u her infatuated friends about 70 be
tried for murder. The circunstantiaI evidence
against him is strong. He can be saved only by
the defeat Of this envenorned harlot's plot HIS
wife. thereupoa. assumes the character OF an ad-
ventures; iHErastes herself into the favor OF the
delrirep; and. at a supreme moment. intoxicates
her with wine and beguiles her into confession OF
her CsstRr5Iv scheme and guilty secret. within the
hearing q concealed witnesses. This is the stua-
tou 10 which everything tends. and in this situa-
tion Mss Walsh put forth her powers, equally Of
speci0us bewiJchnent and violent passion. with
strong eject. The story Is neither probable nor
artfuly tod; but the piece contains at least two
situations that effective, in theatrical sense
that q the arrest and that OF the wtfss conquest
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
THE FUNERAL OF JOHN NJ. HALL

NeY-Haven. Conn Jan sO-The funeral OF John
M Hall. ex-tudge Of the Connecticut Superior
Court. and formerly president OF the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. was
heId to-day at the family home. No. IS HuhOuse-
ave The Rev. DR.. Newman Smyth conducted the
service Many friends OF Judge Hall. including
former associates in business and professional life.
were in attendance
Inc honorary paIIbearers were Charles S. Meusn.
president OF the New-York. Nsw-Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company: Percy R. Todd. H NJ
hochersperger. Samuel Hemingway and George ].
Srus9 al Of this city; Charles Hopkins Clark of
11iIarlIOrdj the Rev. Edwin Y. Htncks OF Andover.
Mass. Morris w Seymour. OF BRIDGEPORT; Charles
=. Searles. Of Thompson. and Frank ". Cheney, OF
SoGth Manchester. AT the close Of the service the
pody was removed to a special train for convey
ance 10 WilimantIc for burial
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
THE OPERA.

The third performance OF LA Boheme'' did not
proceed last night in accordance with the plans of
the powers at the Metropolitan. Signor Caruso' s
indisposition continues. M. Saleza, experienced
and successful interpreter of Rodolfo. was not
called to suppIant the absent singer. Probably
from force Of habit. Mr.. Conried appealed TO Mr.
Dippel. who had never sung the music nor even
rehearsed the opera. So he shared with Mime. Sem
brtch the burden OF the performance. NM. Scots-
customed roles
Mr.. Dippel. by his achievement last night gained
new honors. which were not due so much to ms
courage in attempting such difficult task as to the
artistic manner in which he carried 1T through
Nine. Sembrich was again exquisite In song ana
action, and her associates repeated performances
already familiar
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31

TEESnAY IN

TUESDAY (sil-At 11sO g. m for Italy direct psr n q
OsEar'l. - - - ~-~
WEDNESDAY DAT 7:sO a m for Netherlands direct
ReE 3 Rotterdam mail must be directed a s.
Itottsruan1 D at $50 a. m for Italy direct
s1Fla tnai must be directed per Ligura'')3
y NJ supplementary 1:3O D. Europe, per 4 a
--,5sLIe. 5SsLIIie. VIA Queenstown and Liverpool
n fSDA1 Cat q for France SwftzerIznt.
Italy. SPAIN Portugal. Turkey, Egypt Greece aud
British India. La Chan5agne via F4avrs erafi
La Champagns'D.
SATURDAY (4-At 23O a. m for Ireland ps- 4 8
Eruri Via Queenstown aail for other parts OF Europe
INST % directed . 8 g
Europe. per Philadelphia. via Plymouth and Cher
bourE; at $3.50 for Belgium. Parcels Malls
Per s. kroonland Irregular mail for Belgium must be
qlIectea per s. kroonland D at 10 for Azorss
Islands. Per . 8 Cretc mail for Italy be d.
rected per 8. 8 Cretic'J II for Norway Par
ceIs Post Msils Hela Irregular mail for Dsn-
marx Inusc os directed per 8 s. Hekla').
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
A DINNER TO EDWIN a. AeeEY

London. Jan. 30.-Edwin A. Abbey. the American
artist was the guest at tho dinner Of the Authors
Club tonight Henry Arthur Jones, the draInatist,
presided. and many well known men IN literary and
artistic circles were present Mr. Jones' in toastng
MI Abbey, said he was q stanch comrade. q Jolly
good fellow and the inspired illustrator Of Shake
speare. Mr.. Abbey. responding. said the affection
which had grown up In America for England in the
last half century due TO authors. poets essay
lists and dramatsts- The pictures OF English life
draFp By Dickens. Lamb and Thackeray had kin
died an undercurrent Of warmth toward England
which could not be chilled by all the Quarrels and
mistakes Of politicians and diplomats He said he
had given the better part OF his life to the EFFORT
give form and shape TO the genii which great men
he said. was that his pictures not worthy
OF them.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
TOTAL NOW S3l8,601.
Oriental Cutlery and Screens at the
Waggan1an Sale Yesterday.

The fifth afternoon sale at the American Art
Galleries yesterday of the art collection FORMED Dy
Thomas e waggaman. of Washington, realized
Sc 1e4 60 making total up that time of sSlOoA
The afternoon sale devoted to sword guards
sword ornaments. knife handles. Japanese dagsers.
swords and famous sword blades. and Chinese
cloisOnne enamels
A sword. 2sA inches long. made in 1890 by Masu-
mune. the most famous sword maker Of Japan
was bought by C. McBrown for $500. The guard is
gold. and the scabbard is of brown lacquer with a
surface Of fine thread lines. S. p. Avery paid 500
for large Chinese cloisonne vase. beaker shape.
large champ leve jar with cover knocked
bought for S75 hand warmer of repousse brass. Of
the eighteenth century, with cover and side orna-
ments Of cloisonne enamel.
A rare dagger ten inches long. made by. the
famous swordmaker Muramasa L In tne ,oue bou-
Gth e5 tin a3d Other mounts are wrought
IN solid gold. with a relief design or branches OF
A sIx-paneiied screen brought $500 at the even
ing's sale. The sale last evening was devoted 70
pans a6d reaaed TSa
Is said to have been valued at $4,000 was started
down S1 to q l. Freer Of Detroit It is the work Of
sesshu reputed to be the greatest master OF the
fifteenth century, came into Japan a legacy from
the Sung Dynasty of China The screen shows a a
Chinese mountain landscape, with the accessories
Of tree. cloud, hamlet temPls scholar ana Peasant
screens by Kauo Sanraku and others and for SlO0
kakemono. by oko, a painting on silk OF land
Payne whitney bought for SIS a kakemono by
Ippo, rough drawing of a crow and Rersimmons
and for S42 80, kakemono Of the old Chinese SUB
ject. called THE Three Laughers." He also bought
for Sl7 80 painting on kakemono OF a bloSsoInlne
plum tree and for $42 80 altar piece. with trac-
Frederick w Goodkin purchased for sos print
so1 a3d qf for o IN ana @ SSTgs n
scapes by Kano Tanyu OF the seventeenth century.
The total sales Of the Waggaman collection 80
far amount to s31S COL
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
THE DRAMA.
Mr.. TERRY THE PRINCESS.
'I.ove in Idleness.

-i- Edward Terry at the Princess Theatre last
,rrt. produced the comedy of Love in Idleness. >"
~ Louis n. Parker. E J. Goodman. and himself
,rs IN Il he impeTsonsted the humorous character
- Nsr Pendlebury. an amiahle gentleman whose
-,liug propensity is procrastination. and whose
,onduct affected by that propensity. causes an ex-
cesdineIy coniosl tangie OF his affairs The story
e neat ard whimsical. but not momentous-rnerely
,ba pretty and pleasing vehicle FOR study OF
character. ny. TerTy's temperament Is admirably
,u,tsd the part that he represents. Beneath all
rs exzIberanoe OF huzTor there is the deep heart
,he nobs mind the fine instinct of natural courtesy
srtrsbutes that invariably flower IN kindly un-
,.,Ash deeds and 6 lovable sweet yet piquant gen.
ueness OF Life This indicates the quality that has
made Afr. Ter-y's acting 90 potent in charm. Ada
m this a. absolute simplicity truth OF artistic
method and the explanation OF his supreme excel
tenoe IS complete He belongs 10 the great school
that was typihe6 by Burton and John z Owens,
and hs rank IL with that of the best comedians OF
ths sFs IN the character OF Mortimer PendIebury
he kept his audience almost continually IN laugh
.s- and several times he caused the laughter that
shines through the tear In this part the attribute
~ procrastination is made contributIve to comic
erect By means that are somewhat fRrclcal but not
,,ore so than IS permissible the treatment OF a
,,.b,ect that treated with invariable consistency
,vould seen insipid Pendlebury, like Jesse Rural
does the right thing IN the wrong way. and with
the best intentions. cOntrives TO make evanescent
trouble for pairs OF Iovers.-young people who
are very dear 10 hm.-Rnd TO imperil his own fort
rns There IS, however, happy end 20 all The
rerfor7nance gave great pleasure and all who see
!, VIII be 81 the happier for having seen st. and II
thsv observe II closely they viii be impressed by
the ane genius and the ripe and felicitous art OF
consalan who can make so much out OF a gossamer
story and the wsyward foibles OF a humorous char
,r+er
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecasts-washington, Jan 30
The snow and rain Sunday night ana Monday IN the
Atlantic States have been followed by clear weather
IN connection with high area, 70 the northward. Is
ausin .uoWs IN the middle Mississippi Valley, the
middle slope and the Rocky Mountain region
There Is st another disturbance over western Nevada
sad there have local SHOWS and rains IN north
Nevada and the north plateau region
Temperatures have risen generally except In the At
lano and Gulf and Nsw-Engiand. but are stu
con,iderabIy below the east OF the
sre VII be snow in the middle slope central Rocky
Mountain region the upper AssissPR Eesy A1 LpPeg
Jake region ana ran ~ ST T,-In xVsSns~dsv and
Vsanesaav night rain areas viii extend into
tie ho valley the Middle and South Atlantic ana east
"Wednesday along lakes and the north portons
OF NeW-Nexco ana Arizona, and rain or snow IN thS
Temperature changes viii not be marked
on Sevv-Icng gland coast the winds wiz De fresh
fresh north 70 northeast. on lhe Ss1lI coast Ls
southeast, and on Lake Michigan freSn soutn
bss -ssb noTS to northeast vnda with gsnsray fair
weather 10 the Grand BankA
Forecast Special LOcalities-For the District OF
Columbia fair continued cold today Wednesday partly
cloudy and warmer followed by rain light
fresh north northeast winds.
For Delaware. New-JerEsy. Eastern Pennsylvania and
Eastern Nev-EOr fair continued cold to-day Wsdnes-
day Increasing wa-rneri rain or snow in
afternoon or nlgEt; north 70 northeast wines
For Asw-EnglAnc, fair today colder in Maine
fresh bTisk north 10 northeast Winds "Wednesday
Fo- western Psnnsyivania fair to-day except snow
Lake ETteS Wsdnssdsy snowi fresh east winds.
north AAd west pOrtloasi ws1nssday En0W vaFishis
w5n6H
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
FEEDING WILD QUAIL.
Gun Clubs on Long Island Help
BiazQrd DriUen Birds.

Eastport, Long Island. Jan 30 (SpeciaD.-The
members OF the Long Island Country and Eastport
Gun clubs have during the last week been feeding
the wild Qual in their preserves, which through
the frequent and heavy storms were menaced with
starvation. In the last blizzard the quail became
80 exhausted with hunger as to deprive them Of all
sense of fear. Approaching the farms, they have
mingled with the baTnyard poultry. Vytng with
them for the grain thrown out by the farmers
Tbs clubs realizing their condition, have carried
large quantities Of grain into the snow clad fields
where IL has been distributed
While many covies of birds have undoubtedly al
ready perished this winter 1t is expected that suf
fcient of them may be saved TO insure satisfactory
sport next year.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


ne schedule OF closing or Transpaciac Mails IS
ranged the presumption ot their uninterrupted over
land port Of sailing TIE anal connecting
texcept REGISTERED Transpa,iG dispatched
Vancouver. Victoria, Tacoma Seattle. which
close p. previous dayl close az the General Post
Office. Neyy-NorE -oiluWs-
Tahiti Marquesas Islands via san Francisco close
a p m February for dispatch per Mariposa
Hawaii. via Francisco. close a. 3 February =
FOR dispatch per s. A.auroa-
san sfaacs-a ei'se AZ p IA February for dis
patch Per s. Korea
Close February tor dspatca per =
Shinauu Nara
japan Korea china and specially addressed mail ~
Philippine Islands wa TacCrnst g1-e D. 'u
Japan teccept 7s~cr!s p Mt,-st korea. arc
Philippine 1-lanls. va NancouVer ctorfa. 3 c
close D. ga February "a icr dispatch per
New ZtaIaud Australia tevcept Westl New Caeacrla
samoa. Hawaii and FIJI Islands Francisco
close a D. IA February IS FOR dispatch
New Zea,and does arrive ia Vitn
dispatch 1tra il4.Is-cioEing 5-2D m-. $50
a.. and 9 r. ~ ~lrleFs o. $50 3 8 n 3
.. uiEl oe nair al ami forwarded aatl tho Arrfval
H1We Japau Rcrea ,ana ana specially addressed mail
Cor Philippine is.ands Yla san Francisco closs e
p. "a. February - for d,s2atch $ CoptIc
Pnipplne Island and Guam, VIA san francisco close
p m February - foT Gi8patch e. s. Transport
FIJI Islands, Australia except Wests and New Caedonia
s.a Vancouver ans Victoria. r. 81 rose az
N9scr1r1 teCeepr Yea -n"a0s ana t'1rt Arthur, ani
ta-t~en Waricd Via Russia
rf-afH Australia
eorWaraei t--rages Neu Ieai2uk san EranCsco.
pla.es "a pEotlnce Of Tunnan
Iaaiathe quickest routes FelApplnes sPscsllv
addressed via Eurdpe must be FULLY prepaid az shs
exclusively WILLIAM r WILLOW. Fossrnssssr-
Pessosicc New York. y =. Iasu2-y =, 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
PRINCE EITEus CONDITION.

Potsdam. Jan SO-Prince EieI Friedrich slept well
and perspired freely during the night. according
d bulletin Issued at 9.l5 a m. His temperature is
W and pulse 76. The Inflammation OF the right
Iuns has not extended. and the Inflammation OF
the pleura has diminished. Pains IN the left side
nave been more severe since yesterday. but the
princes general condition Is satisfactory.
The following is the evening bulletin OF the ply
scians attending Prince EIteI:
The prince had less pain during the day and
sept much. His temperature this evening Is 1OO
pulse ~: respiration. 2S; appetite good
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
FARCE AT THE LYcEUM.

NJ Thonass sprightly farce Of Mrs. LefIing-
wells Boots" Wes carefully set and neatly acted.
last night al the Lyceum Theatre, and the per-
torrance ot was enjoyed by a2preciative audi
ence- The farce IS radiant with the spirit OF froc
enc probably. Il viii amuse the public for long
tine. AZ the Lycerrn where its presence seems en-
rrely appropriate The cast remains unchanged.
except that Nr. Guy Suanding has replaced Mr.. J.
4 Barnes. whose professional engagements recall
IN eL once 70 England
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
ARRIVALS In BONE

Among the latest arrivals at the Grand Hotel.
Rome. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Duke, Mr.. and Mrs.
A Gartenlaub Mr.. and Mrs. P1ckstOne Mr. and
Mrs S. A. Coates. Alfred J. Peters Lieutenant
Colonel W. A Sykes Sir William and Lady Ag-
new Nathaniel L. Cohen. the Misses Cohen,
Miss G.. NJ Whitaker. Miss Jane B. Given, Mr.. and
Mrs Erwin Ruben. Mr.. and Mrs. Doerr. Mr..
and Mrs John Markle Mrs. Hamilton CarhArt,
Mr.. Goodenough. Mrs. r Osborn. Miss NJ. Bradney.
Mrs Hope Edwards. Miss D. Noel, Captain r
Grant Reginald Lucas. NJ. P; c. j. BToadbent
Cecil Whitaker Thomas L Clark. Thomas w. Far
man and Hugh NJ. 1nMan.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
WEBER TO HAVE NO PARTNER.
Joseph NJ. weber said last night:

I will conduct the business OF Weber Aiusio Hail
and Joe Webers AL Star Stock Company alone ana
will continue the policy which has proved SO sue
cessful here. The present attractions, which are
certainly two of the greatest hits we have ever had
will probably through the season without any
change.
There will be no change in the personnel or me me
company with the exception OF that which is made
necessary BY the resignation OF Miss Held. Her
piece will be taken at the expiration OF two weeks
b. Miss TriXie Friganza, well known ana talented
coincidence who win be OF great use TO US in our
future buTlesGue work
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
IMPENDING JOYS.

.ae Savoy Theatre which closed last night.
u be opened this evening for the production OF
pay called La Friquet" (Which means either
s swallow or The priE). adapted from French
s.na- FOR some time current at the Gymnsse.
! Fafis 1'Ge p-taciDaI pers IN IL. that OF a
-. ny female performer ia = circus VIII be under
.sH by Miss Marie Doro
- SIS Fritz schen viii make her reaPpea rance,
evening ~ ne Err@dvsv Thee ~. after q
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31

may occur any timeI
Foreign for the andf,v A
W close promptly casesl Genarai Post
~ - to4Iows; Parcelspost mails close earlier
losing Time shown below Parces-post malls fer
eLNaliV close AZ January 30 per Brandsn-
'-t = all FeoTuary Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
4asuaF ana supplementary mails close Foreign
ttoI 'eofner e West and Morton
lIlan closing time shown below Except that suppls
HehtAry mails fer Europe America
eIose one hour laJsr At Foreign station.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC


cUBA-vfa Port Tampa, Florida. closes ae this once
daily. except Thursday at f4:3O Cths connsctns
mails close hero Mondays. Wednesdays and Sat
urdays).
MEXICO CITY-Ovsrland unless specially adtressad for
dispatch by closes at this once daily eIcspt
Sunday. az 1:S0 D. m ard 1880 D. n sundays a. /
D. and 1890 D m
NEWFOUNDLAND (eXoept Pa-cels-Post Mailsl-Hy rai
sydney and thence BY steamer closes al this
Office daily. except Sunday, az sundays at $50
D. (connecttng mails close here every Monday
wednesday and Saturday
JAMAICA-By 10 Boston. and themes by stsannsr.
closes az this ONCE D. Tuesday.
By rail 70 philadelphia and thsnos BY stsans oiosas
this once at 1880 .. m. wednesday
AIIOUELON-By Boston. and thence hy sesanoaR.
closes this once daily except Sunday. az p n; 4;
BAHAMAS except ParceIs-Post Mals-By rail 70 Mani.
Fla and BY steamer closes at this once AZ
80 a.. N Monday. Wednesday and saturday,
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS Cast Coaso and
CUATEN AI4A-By rail NeVg-Orleans. and thsncs by
steamer this Office daily except sunday. az
D m and 110-60 m Sundays az II D N. and
1880 p. connecting mail closes hero Mondays az
co5Y,& RIcA1By rail to Nsw-orIsans. and thence BY
steamer at this office daily except Sunday. a.
1850 D. m. Connecting mail closes here Tuesdays a.
NICARAGUA CEast CoastD-Sy rau NsvT-Orsans, and
thence By steamer closes az this once daily. except
sunday a T1:30 ?. N. and f1O:S0 S1nc2ys a.
II D. M and +103O D. connecting E-ail closes hsrs
Wednesdays t10:30 .. M.
PANAMA AND CANAL ZONE-By rar 20 NsvE-Ori.ans.
La thence steamer. closes az this once daily
and Mondays. II 10 and f10.Sn
D. m sundays a Il D m and fl0-3 tconnscs-
ing closes every Sunday az 1000 D M
Registered Mail closes AZ D. m previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
BUYS CARNEGIE's FORMER HOME.
". T. Clyde, Purchaser, to Occupy House at
No 5 West 51st-st.

William T. Clyde Is the buyer OF No West blst-
st, a FIVE story dwelling house. adjoining the
George W. Vanderbilt house at the northwest
corner Of 51st-st and 5th-ave.. recently sold The
61st-st. house was occupied by Andrew Carnegie up
TO a few years ago. when he moved to his new
home at s1st-st- and 5th-ave. Mr.. Carnegie was
the seller of the property Mr.. Clyde will occupy
the house after it has been altered.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
c. HAZARD DANGEROUSLY ILL

LBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
Red Bank, N J., Jan S0-E c. Hazard ths
New-York wholesale grocer is dangerously I'll NTH
catarrh OF the stomach at his Shrewsbury home
He is seventy-ssven years old and father OF the
Princess Won Auersperg Mr.. Hazard has a home
at No. a West sth-st and is a director Of the
Franco-American Food Company and OF the Little
Silver Sauce Company. He is best known a
Gamer and maker OF preserves
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
1Lo

In this diagram the continuous white line shows
changes IN pressure indicated by The Tribune's
self-recordlne barometer The dotted line shows the
tsuperature recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official RscOrd-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the change In the
temperature the last twenty-four houTA IN
n,rtsou with the corresponding date OF last years
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
EX-GOVERNOR oDELL GOING ABROAD
With Wife and Daughter He Will Sail on
February IS.

Newburg. y. Y. Jan. SO.-Ex-Covernor r. 3.
OdeIl jr. will sail for Europe February IS. He
will be accompanied by Mrs OdelI and their little
daughter. Eselle and Will stay about four months.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31

Highest temperature yesterday. rs degrees; lowest,
~ average corresponding date OF last
year 20 average corresponding date OF last twenty
I've years.
Local Foreoast--Far eontinusd cold to,dayi
wednesday increasing cloudiness ana warmer. rain
snow 10 afeTnooR night fresh north 20 northeast
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31

ANDERsoN-Kathryn Anderson aged 13. the only be-
loved child OF Edward + and Kate 2. Anderson on
Monday, January 80 at her home No. II Arlington
ave, East orange. y. J. Notice or runera4 later
GIBERT-At Paris January u. 1905. pneumonia.
Margaret Elizabeth Gilbert daughter OF the late James
she city OF NsV-York. Funeral will take place at
St AIMS Church I2.h-st.. 4th-ave-. Tuesday
Jsnunry 81 at 10 o'clock It is requested that
flowers be sent
IITTLEJOHN-On Monday. January So 1905. James
IAttlsjohn in Goth year Of his FuneTaI ser
St B-ooklyn. Wednesday February l. 1905. at 2:S0
?. N.
LOCKwOOD-At his apartments. Hotel Severance jan
EyCk Lockwood. formerly OF Detroit.
OF ". ". lockwood. IN the 40th year OF his
age Funeral and nterment AZ Detroit
MEssITER-suddealy on January 80 Sarah E. Messter.
widow OF the late Rev. T. Messter. Funeral services
az residence OF her r. P Messiter. No 40
3d-st.. Brooklyn. at S p m Wednesday
sBANPNOIs-At White Plains. y Y on Monday.
JarCary 30 William H shampnois. IN the 76th o<
l67 North Broadway. White Plains. on Wednesday.
February l, al 2-SO y. m
ToN1PKINS-On Saturday January Is 1905 The
gssax Nary c. OF Minthorns TompkinS, IT.. and
daughter of late William H Hays Funeral services
from The Of her son. F. Banchi TOulpkins.
a M
NiraGero Sanatoriunl Santa Barbara CAL Anna Pad
Sock Wing wife OF Professor c. B. Wing Stanford
Trnfvsrsty Pa.o Alto Cal and sister OF Als Emma
P Telford OF this city.
UNDERTAKERs-
an ST Prank e. CampbsII-stephen Merritt.
h'Tg Inst. 2&1-3 West Esd St Tel lS2b Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31

At St Andrews Memorial Church. Yonkers to-
morrow afternoon Will occur the wedding OF Robert
Halsey jackson and Miss Grace NJ Dodd daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Dugald McTavish Dodd. The Rev.
James e Freeman. the rector Of the church. will
perform the ceremony. The bride will be- attended
by Miss Agnes ONeilI as maid Of honor and the
bridegroom will have as his best man Albert n
Benedict. The ushers will be Edwin A Oliver
William a Seaman, Lee P. Davis and Harry Allen.
Jr. Mr.. Jackson Is popular In rowing circles ia
a rnemher Of the 7th Reginent-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-31
GOVERNOR HIGGINS TO VISIT oLgAN.

Albany Jan Ex-Governor Higgins said to-day
that he would go TO Olean next Friday on personal
business TO remain probably until the following
Monday,