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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

'Maurry" Lewis new band will give its first
concert at the Hippodrome next Sunday night
Mr. Levi purposes to take his band to Paris for
the summer months He is best known the
Miss Corinne Uzell, a graduate Of Ned Way
burns Training School for the Stage, is to be
featured IN a vaudeville act Wayburu is prepar-
ing II sto be entirely different from and equally
as startling the other Wayburn attractions.
Mile. PiIar-Morin, the pantomilnist Of Paris who
was last seen in this country in Cherry Bios
sons" has been engaged to appear IN vaudeville
with Nine. Ltta Won Elsner in ''chansons misses
en- scene" Mile. Pillar NORM returned last week
from London, where she has played Madam
Butterfly for the last three years.
This afternoon at the HippodrOme the Niards a
new troupe Of German acrobats, who have never
before appeared in this country. viii make their
first appearance in the arena, added feature
to the circus, between Pioneer Days" and "Nep-
tunes Daughter"
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who visit Edinburgh will be able 70 enjoy An the
future as In tho past, the spectacle presented BY
tho most beautiful type OF thirteenth o.nt,,rv
architecture IN all Scotland
Holyrood Palacs. ey-the-byc, has Just been tho
scene OF one OF those interesting fnds which are
ever and again taking place In ancient naIace, sns
castles, where rooms. sometimes walled up. remain
unopened for one hundred and two hundred years at
a time until they are forgotten and where great
ohests' hidden away in vaults and garrets are left
unoisturoed for even still longer period Most Of
my readers VIII recall how Sir Walter Scott OF Wa
verley novel fame. rediscovered the crown. rhs
sceptre the orb and the other jewelled regaIia OF
the kings OF Scotland, hidden away In a huge chest
in the castle at Edinburgh. where they had re-
maned concealed and altogether forgotten for con-
siderably more than q hundred years.
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CONCERT AT THE METROPOLITAN.

A warm reception was given 20 Camille Saint
6aEns, the French musician and composer at the
fourth Sunday concert at the Metropolitan Opers
House yesterday. He was recc gniEed by Nahan
Franko. the leader OF the band he took his seat
IN box Z. FTankO Immediately stopped the band
and had II play fanfare in his honor The
onera house was crowded. with the exception az q
few boxes. The soloists Madam Olive Frem-
stad Louise Homer and Anton Won Rooy; the
PIANIST MoriZ Rosenthal. NJ Saints -Saens with an
near in q fnal concert at the Metropolitan Opera
Gouse on January 4.
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MONUMENT TO THE LATE POPE.

Rome. Dec. 2s-The work Of erecting a monument
to Pope Leo XIII inside the Church OF Saint John
Lateran Is going rapidly. A large statue flank
ing the monument. and representing religion, has
already been placed IN position. The monument will
be ready at the end Of January Nothing. however
has been decided about the removal OF the body OF
Pope Leo Pope Plus being desirous OF avoiding
disturbances similar to those attending the funeral
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ALBERrsoN-on December p, 1909 snterei into rest.
Mary Augusta Geyes wieow OF Robert AS1rs0H ati.
tic ave- near B59okyn ays 5r00Eys N a. & on no
are respectfully invited
ANTHONY-At Elizabeth. N. J.. Friday December q.
CIarssa G Rogers wife Of the late David Hslsst An
ter Mrs K R. Wilson No 8Ss Morris ave-. EIss6sth
York on the Penna. and n. ]. Central r. r. at l'sO
p
BERGEXt his rssids9es No West I'th :, 'trsss qsss
James G. BERGEN son OF the late Corneilus j. ana ana
be held at his late residence on Monday afternoon.
wood Cemetery,
y ] SUNDAY 6S 3Se 2 1g o4 1aT b:4 a. Ps
dence 2ooth ST and Marion ave- 6eG59ra HS Psrs New
E6 c a. on eoHyeaeae. ot tsy - ''ios
w1oT Of the ao Frederick Getr BreTster aged q
ass cSBaay sS5Ssa at h he Sa'S and lsS s % on
cenaetery' TglHss,sS NeWarE n ].
a2 1905 Dr. Frank Hurd De Camp. Of vhitaeld H.
1dsidenoo Tnd enema No slS Wuis1a at Dsc.mSsr "a Il
o'clock q
DE TR5 Si' o De e. FnSfa ch: .
St; ees .ises AZ 81 on Monday becsSsS a. a, " oelse
the Goth year Of age Robert W. Gardner. beloved
Marys cSurc6 aed5a WednesJsy pecern6sr "a al
II O'Clock. Interment at Greenwood
GI.AZEBROOk-At Elizabeth N J., December 22
1906 Virginia Calvert Key. beloved wife OF the Rev.
A GIazebrOok. d. OF u.
Elizabeth N. J., IN her 62d year. Funeral
Wednesday afternoon. December 20. o'clock St
johns church. Elizabeth. n. J. Interment Hollywood
Cemetery. Richmond. Va. Baltimore Richmond
papers please copy.
GOODRIDGE-At Exeter n. H.. December - Hssn
widow Of the Rev. Eiward GOOdridgs D. D.
HADDEN-John AspinwaH. OF the Iats David
Hadden ana Aspnwan. died December a.
1905 in his eighty-nihth year. Funeral services al
is West b1st street. Monday. December "a. az 10
VETERANS OF THE TTH REGIMENT.-Members a
rsdussted attend the funeral service John AspnWan
Hadden 10Th Company at No. 10 West 51st st., Monday
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CONCERT AT The MANHATTAN.

The programme Of last nights concert at the
Manhattan Opera House departed somewhat from
the public announcement because of the indisposi-
ton of Ivan Altchevsky and Nine. Giannina Russ
The songs which they were to sing were sung by
Charles DaImores and Pauline Arta, respectively
The special feature OF the evening Lh6v1nRs
the pianist whose playing aroused much enthsi-
asm Nine Pauline Donalda sang the aria from
the second act of Massenet's "Thais'' ana "a
Dream" by j. c. Bartlett Fernando Tanara WAS
rna pfrv
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ALLEGED SUNDAY CONCERT VIOLATION.

Charged with violating a section Of the city's
charter regarding Sunday concerts Harry H. Cal
pitt. OF No. lS7 West 34h street. superintendent OF
Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre, was arrested yes
terday and taken TO the West Goth street station.
The arrest was made after the performance. The
detectives who made the alege that the cur
tain raised and lowered stage settings changed
and costumes changed.
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ARCHIBALD G. VAN ALsTYNg.

Archibald c. Van Alstyne for thlrty-seven years
an empIoye OF the Custom House and member
of ono OF the oldest families IN Albany. died yes
terday from pneumonia at the hOms OF his sister.
Mrs. Ira Buchanan No S5s Lewis avenue Brook
lyn. Mr. Van Alstyne born seventy years ago
in Aurisville, Montgomery County N. 7. For q
time he lived Albanv. He became clerk OF the
record room in the Custom House IN 1859 The
funeral services will be held at the Lewis avenue
address at O'Clock tonight
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Midwnter Surprise at Public School e6. Avenue A and
S1st street S:55 a. IN.
Christmas the
Hospital for RUptUred Crippled Children. No 196
East 42d street, p.
Christmas entertainment children's ward New
Hospital West 10Th street. p. N.
shakespearian recital Marshall Darrach before the
Peoples Institute. Cooper Union. p.
Dinner concert Christian
Institute. No. 500 West street. 73O 2.
Christmas entertainment for soldiers Fort Jay
Governors Island, p. n.
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a DINNER TO ENRIQUE cREEL

the most prominent Of the ca pital present
at a dinner given last night in honor Of Enrique
Creel. who has been appointed Ambassador to the
United States. Mr. Creel will start Monday for
Chihuahua the state Of which he Is Governor and
thenca will TO Mnshington.
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LlRERATI AT THE HlPPoDRoME.

Alessaudro Lberati and his military band were
received with much enthusiasm by largo and
appreciative audience at the Hippodrome last night
Nine Mold Irwin HasseIl and Sgnor Giannone
were the sooists. There was a long programme
but the enthusiasm of the reception OF the last
number was as pronounced that Of the first.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
REeREr Ar MR. pupLEVs pEPARruRE

Lima. Dec. 29.--At a dinner given by the diplo-
matte corps at the National Club on Saturday the
Papal delegate. Monsgnor Bavona who is dean OF
the corps and others Of the diplomats expressed
regret in their speeches at the coming departure Of
Irving b Dudley, the United States Minister here,
for his post ambassador to Brazil, and at
the transfer of Santos Lisboa, the Brazilian Min
ister, to the legation at The Hague
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOreCast.-Washington Dec. Ia
The high has advanced several
hundred tho last twentyfour hours and
country east OF the Mississippi especially In Atlantic
Coast districts. has fallen in the Pacific Coast
states; elsewhere generally weather has prevailed
except along lakes and in New England where
light the extreme Northwest the ter1
perature has risen slightly.
The weather viii be fair Monday and Tuesday in all
probable weather will continue IN Atlantic coast
districts Monday and the temperature will
begin to rise Tuesday viii be Monday In the
Mississippi Valley and colder in the extreme Northwest
sss!ypi Valley Ohio Valley and the lake region.
The winds along Atlantic Coast will be fresh north
west; the Gulf Coast. fresh northerly.
departing Monday for European ports Will have
northwest winds cloudy weather to the Grand
Banks.
Forecast for Special Loealities-ror New England
fair and colder to-day Tuesday fair; fresh
winds.
For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvants, New
Jersey Delaware fair and cold today Tuesday FAIR
For the District 9f Columbia Maryland and virginia
to-day Tuesday. not 40 cold Tuesday; fresh
For Western pennsylvania. cloudy to-day with snow
hurries Lake Erie. Iuesuay partly cloudy and
warmer; fresh northwest winds ,--
For Western York. snow hdrres to-day; Tuesday
partly cloudy and warmer
Local Odcial RecOrd.-Ths following oricial record
from the Weather shows the changes the TEN
perature for the twenty-four hours In comparison
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
from abroad were:
AMERIKA. FROM HAMBURG.
Mr. and Mrs. b. Avery. Mr. and Mrs W s. Gurnes.
Z n Miss Mary NJ Gunmey
AZ ana Mrs W. J. Curtis. Mr.. Mrs. Louis Mann
Mr. ana Mrs JemeB Brown Mr. and Mrs J. n Wilcox
UNBRIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
s n Briggs. a il!Ill.HE
t5sTc.s p gortyn lcoioael O1sy e. g. Y. Shora
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Adm D. PuEEER.

Nedford. Mass. Dec. 23-Aldin D. Pufer. the
pioneer soda water manufacturer Of this country
and formerly vice-presdent OF the American Soda
Water Fountain Company. died suddenly from
neuralgia OF the heart at his home here last night.
Mr. Puffer was eighty-seven years old He retired
from business several years ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24

Highest temperature yesterday 20 degrees lowest IA
average % for corresponding last year as
average for corresponding date last wentyve years 35
Local Forecast-rda fair and cold tomorrow fair;
fgesh northwest winds.
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Religious Notices.
70 can't. n,r lima

90 cents per limo
CALVARY CHURCH. tth ava. Css -
Christmas Eve. ?. m
MEDIEVAL. CAROL, SERVICE
Accompaniment of harps and Vtota
~. B-The church doors viii Do opsnsd
hour before tho ssrvios cOu,msncAA
ST. BARTHOLOATEW'S CHURCH
Madison Avenue, corner AAth Street
Tns Rev. Leighton Parks d D. Rsctor
Christmas Eve Carol Service
Monday, December Gath. az Sis y NJ
Christmas Day S-rvtcsss $50 and II A. "a
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Also to Cuba, Rico Hawaii and PhllioutaAs
without extra expense for foreign postage.
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Albertson. Mary A.
Anthony, Clarisss Q. r
Bergen. James Q
Bolton. Mary T.
Brewster, Georgia y
De Camp DR.. Frank Il
De Veau. Louisa c. b
Gardner. Robert W.
GiRzebrcok. Virginia Q. K
Goodridge. Helen Z.
Hadden. John A
Irving. Harriet r
ML Swithey. Alics L
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.Burnete's vanilla u rurs Food
Died.

Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE win be
repubIished The Tri-weekly Tribune without sntrx
charge.
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Died.

rRyNo-on pscsnser e Harrfss noss... n,s.s-
Pierre Paris irving.
MAcwrTHEY-suddenly. December "a. AZ h~ lAss
residences. Po1Pton; q J.. Alice Linsn, sif. es "a
Heller Mar Macwithsy and Elizaosth Armstr0ns
tor M y an Vednes5av Iecenb.r az AZ n n ~
csrrasss win be IN waiting ths arrival q enc
wood Lake Division Of ths Erie railroad
MEAD7As Greenwich. Conn. Dsesmosr "a 1904
Funeral services az her home. on MapIs aEsaue,
rases VIII meet train leaving Grand Central Depot
at 1907 D. Interment at convenience Of family
owEN7As New sru7sxiss; n J.; DssssS.s "a isos
ths late Peter conever Funeral services on wsdassAy
eSST0S a. oeos R.. s and
without further notice.
EAwIIoAs her g:std.sRSa ,ss NO we.s ire.n ,, g :.
RswIn8 Funeral private. Kindly onis nossrS
REDMOND-on Friday December "a. 1900. az q. r..-
o the late William Redmond and saoins e Hoys taa
a. CAD Sn ST Sgr5 81 ms srasa Ss an iosa st on Monds
December 24. at 10 O'clock
RIcHMOND-on December n 1904 ssrsa seztCn rics-
Ter Of the late Rev James co1k Richmond Funeral az
Monday December "a at 10 a m
Ni Tie Ts 3, Gs s5 SR D'sT S5s nst, = iss as
Born srOOhasla O3o: Es6TuaFy 70 Isas Isssrmsn: st
lowers
VAN ALsTYNE-on Saturday. Dscemssr "a Aronre.la
services will held Monday evening. Decsmber "a
O'Clock residences OF his Sister, Nc. eh9 Lewis
ave. Brooklyn. ". Z. Albany CS. I'd psos<s p-ssss
copy.
wEBER-sqddsniy tns sea Instant n sn ssa ys.r.
Adam Weber, beloved husband % Catnar1nf 81 Wsosrs
Funeral services al HE late rszidsncs No. s3 % Avs.
rnterment n Greenwood Csmeterys
wIaGrNs EalssSsth reorn ., xsdoy e ss.l. rs
No. I85 West Main ST.. Mitdlstown. n Z.
wYMAN-At h.s Iss. aOrzs. Nc s5s Broad =. sleona-
OF Sarah P. Wyman. In his 65th Funeral ssrycss
from Presbyterian Church Bloomfsld
Wednesday, December 28 2.sO 5'clook- RslAtfves
ana friends ara invited. lntsrmsnt BIoomfeld
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UNDERTAKEN
Special Notices.
MEMORIAL WINDOWS

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 12.
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no RESTORATION FOR HOLLYWOOD RUIN.
When Lord Leven. the well known Anglo-Amer-
az ohnker Of London, died last summer II may
- - fsraembereo that he left sum OF about $500
= u devoted 20 thu restoration OF Holyrood
1'.@ al Edinburgh. conditional on the accept
A. 49, ny Lord Bsloa<res and by Sir John Stirling
I've o: tha responsibility OF supervising the
scHtion % the work. II was the object Of Lord
- That the Holyrood Chapel, or. rather Alb
49, Shureh. should be restored 60 as 20 serve once
a. The chapel OF the order Of the Thistle.
80 baioarres and Sir John Stirling Maxwell
a, Aea The assistance OF Professor Lethaby. and
s,s nc strength OF his advice have now decided TO
49, ue beouest. the ground that the pro-
feHioFauon e inDractieable. II could not
A., Ooroo'isaed without the complete disappear
a., " a the ancient portions OF the architect
-, "aHh ds'ss from the thirteenth century.
a. ;sasag throughout Scotland was against
r,,s es @ srStorEtion II felt that the
q, - piT'Crss9ls ruin IN its present condi-
mr., @',i'ed great historical monument. har-
krs S4-A ta- continent q the scece in which
Z - "Ad tnat aUs attemYt 10 temper with Il.
az, way or restoration would FRrtabo OF the
u 'ai4cs!isIa- So Lord Levens estate Is
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EsGwtthey, Helen IL
Aacwithey. EliEAbsth "A.
Mead. Ada 3.
Owen, Eliza r.
Rawling, Cora 3.
Redmond, GOold b
Richmond. Sarah 3.
Kicks. Augustus J.
Van Alstyne, Archibald @
Weber. Adam
Virgins. EliZabsth y.
WYman, William W.
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Mail subscriptions York City 20 ns DAILY ga
TRI-WEEKLY will be charged q xtrA
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LEUcHTENBERGs A SORRY LOT.

III IA NBLR5S n EORtS4 LOT.
The marriage turned out very unsatisfactory,
and long before the duke died the Grand Duchess
Marie hs8 given her heart 10 Count Gregory stro-
gsno6 famous IN his day as the strongest and
most handsome man IN the Russian army. She
subsequently married him. Several children were
born OF her union TO Duke Macmillan Of Leuch-
tsnberg. One OF them became the mother OF the
present King of Sweden; another the wife OF Prince
William OF Baden And then there were several
tonE. OF whom Duke George. Just divorced, is the
youngest
His elder brothers. Nicholas and Eugene, both
contracted mesallances. Duke Nicholas ran OF
With the wife OF Colonel Akinsoh. sister OF Gen
trsl Anenkoff, OF Transcaspian Railroad fame, and
subsequently, married her at Paris after the colo
hsi had been good enough TO take his departure
t~ another world His two sons by this union
received TIE Russian title Of duke from the late
Car, but they are not Princes Romanoffsky nor
tnperial hghnesses. They 90 not rank as mem
bsrs @; the imperial family. but mere mobiles,
ene must not be confounded with their uncle, the
prince who has 5ust been divorced.
Another oS the princes brothers Duke Eugene,
Ea-ied the beautiful sister OF that celebrated Gen
s'sl skobeleff. a wonderfully fascinating woman.
Nno 90 infatuated Grand Duke Alexis that he be-
cane her most devoted admirer and follower, the
association between the two giving rise 70 no end
G. cuaplessant comment There IS no doubt that had
thA survived her foolish. drunken husband she
seul6 have become the wife of Grand Duke
Alexis But she died very suddenly about six
years ego before her beauty had become impaired
haying al her wonderful Jewels 20 Grand Duke
Alexis FOR his natural SON Count Belevskoi, born
% him his brief and illegal union with AleXandra
souFowsli maid Of honor OF the late Czarina, ana
daughter Of the tutor OF Emperor Alexander il.
Duke Eugene died a year after his wife, from
eFThosis of the liver. brought on by drink.
Duke George the only surviving son OF Grand
Duchess Marie and Duke Macmillan. has two sons
the daughter: and. while the boys will inherit
neir fathers title Prince Romanoffsky, the
Satr has 6ecided that they are not 20 have the
Nas o' imperial highness. For ell that, they are
tsesseee members Of the reigning family, dis
uaccon whioh is not conceded to their cousins the
lso FounE Russian dukes OF Leuchtenberg sons OF
Duke NlaholsR
New-York tribune., 1906-12-24
CEMETERIEA
TIE WOODLAND CEMETERY.

Station Webster and Jerome Avenue troIeys and 81
riage. s125 Tesphons 1855 Granercy for Seos
Of Views representative.
Ones. 20 East 23d 81, New rors cfU.
UNDERrAKERA
FRANK r. CAMPBELL CO., sSf-s West asa st.
Chapels Private and public sTbulsncss Ts 132& Chelsea
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Local Ohicial RecOrd-The following onicial record
from the Weather the changes In the TEN
perature for the last twentyfOur hours comparison
with the corresponding date last yeeri
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-21
DEATH OF WINIFRED
GRIM
FOUR YEAR OLD DAUGHTER OF
REV. W. S. GRIM, FORMERLY
OF THIS CITY, DIES OF CHOLERA
INFANTUM AT DELTA, COLO.

On Tuesday, August IA, 1906, just a.
the gray dawn of morning was chasing
away the darkness and gloom Of night,
the lamp went out in the life of Julia
Winifred Grim, the little 4.year-old
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Grim
of the NJ. Z. parsonage. The little girl
had been patient sufferer for about
two weeks with an attack Of cholera
infantum and little hope was held out
for her recovery right from the start.
Five different physicians saw the little
one and all were of the same opinion,
that the disease had such grasp upon
the little girl that it would not yield
to treatment, and after two weeks of
suffering the little spirit was released at
4;30 o'clock last Tuesday morning. A
brief service was held at the family
residence at 2 o'clock Wednesday after
noon, and Che remains placed aboard
the evening train and conveyed to Port
land, Ore, for interment.
Julia Winifred was born in Oregon
City, on August 81, 1902, and with her
parents and l0-year-old brother remov-
ed to Delta from Astoria, Ore, only
two months since. About four weeks
ago she had the misfortune of a fall
breaking her arm, but prior to that
time she had been a healthy, robust
child. Rev. and Mrs. Grim feel deeply
their great loss, and a host of new made
Delta county friends sympathize with
them in their sad bereavement.-Del
County Laborer (Colorado.)
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-21

Awaiting Transportation big
Benson sea raft is all ready for sea and
lying anchored in Wallace Slough, wait.
ing the arrival of the Spreckles' sea-
tug which is due to reach here this
morning. The raft contains eight mill
lion feet Of timber in the rough, and is
built upon the same plan as the Ham
mond rafts; soundly, this one contains in
its core an immense lot of milling ma.
chinery and tools with which the mill
at San Diego, that is to cut the lumber
of this and subsequent shipments Of
the same kind, is stored and will be
duly installed on arrival, 1t is new
departure in the lumber business Of the
coast and the test trip will be watched
with eagerness not only by those fnan-
cially concerned but by others in the
same line Of business. The voyage viii
be begun on wednesday, from this port,
if all goes well.