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THE KEW TOBK TIMES. THTTRSDAT. JANUARY 12. 1911. VJ EBUTAKTE'S dance AT THE COLONY CLUB Elizabeth Russell Honor Guest at Ball Given by Mrs.

Ceraldyn Redmond. tany buds among guests i -j Worthlnaton White- Cotillion wo "7 D.ncina with Miss Har-dum Favor, for Club for Miss Sot Vlr. Howlan-1 Kussell. Th. tuM Ml- Russell, wh receiving, wore a white ch.f- frock with i ll general dancing.

Rosenberg I rT'i'ln. until after 11. when the fen Worth.ngton i i.h Russell. Irtltshoii LVfs. pincushions.

'ZLJZt. fo the girls and match M' of cigarettes I thUTr' was served In th gymnsslum nanrlnT followed. r.J'i'.w two hunrrt present eonle Rurrlll. rva and He en lori3 KIs- Butler. tr Hrown I S' P.wn7 Anel.ld" Cannon.

Laura i -an'ield Suaanne t'arroll. Katharine 1 1 t''" TT i 1 n.l InJi 2PCoV. Suan rolKHto. HHcn frr--Urn hv Cramp. Edith Morcan.

Alice I.rls and IMck. Mary C. a railtorlriA -A morvlpv fiZ, Hyde. Marion V. i Kennedy.

Marjorlo and Muriel Klnfrs- itan the Mlea Angelica Uvlnrston, Anita Mprle-Smlth. i Newbold. Alleen nsborn. Alice and iith'Plne, Kllzubeth II. Towel.

Allison irce Kthl Koosovelt. Klizabeth J. Hus-'IL Genevieve E. Hanford, Margaret i-in Lla Stillman. Frances and Eeta jUMan Una Suydam.

May Vlma ConKKncd Warren. I Aura i tt'el J-annette Whitlock. Joan Whit-'r Charlotte Wyeth, Jean Roosevelt. Hin" (irgaret Towiisend. and Josephine Os- Ka mmn rtniAnt wre the tirhlnrloss.

flrnsvpnor infrhury lravtfn Rurrlll. Walt-r rt V. Breese, Joseph AV. nirrfMi. I.

Townsenn liuraen. nnaiii hTiltou tilling, rrm'nc r. rh.pla. n.n. I Iranpr Itnwsnn G'over, John K.

Holllns. Huell Meredith Tlowland. Colgate Havt. FtioenU Insrsham. OT)onnell Mhrt R.

Uvlnifton. Courtlandt Xloll. O'nev. William Barclay I'ar-oiw, William Post. John Sloane, Van Merle-Smith, Harold r.

Stokes, Stefan Van Berswlaer. William kwkri Webb. and Vanderbllt Webb. miss duckwortFTa brido. Srooklyn Girl iMarrled to Chauncey T.

Reception at Chateau du Pare tarf weddlnj? which took place- In Brooktyi last nlirht was that of Miss Orsce Duckworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Franklin Duckworth of 147 Vrlt-lpy Place. Brooklyn, and Chauncey Horton of Mr. anil Mrs.

Eotvn vrtoB of 117 West Seventy-seventh this rltv. The ceremony waa per-rmed at the butch Reformed Church at 'dock bv the Kev. Ir. Karrar. after mrh a reception was hold at Chftteau a rare.

Park Place and Vandtrbiit Ave- i Ths bride wore a white dutches satin rn en train, trimmed with duchesse otand ornamenteil with pearls and crys-ii She carried a shower bouquet of is of the vnlley and orchids and wore tJUmond pendant, tho or ino priae- Mrs. Albert I.Wnr snd Mis Duckworth was matron of May Van Valkenburg th 4 of honor. Th three bridesmaids, the Misses Hazel YVrflll, Kileen Mahoney. and Blenle Hoi-'t. wore gowns of Kreen durhosse satin with white marquisette, and car-4 bouquets nf pink rowes.

rrl Horton was his brother's best "The unhers were Ralph and Jerome Harry Clarke, and Albert Duck- I Mr. and Mrs Horton left on a trip to Wtit and South. JmISS ISABELLA BATTEN WEDS. i i. of mr.

and mrs. ueorge Bitten the Bride of A. Y. McNeill. Spniil Th Xrre York Tim ti.

HONTCLAIR, N. Jan. 11. Miss Isa- ila Batten, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

rs Batten of Montclalr. was married iftmoon to Arthur Yates McNeill 5f Hiddonfield. N. J. The ceremony was rformed In St.

Luke's Episcopal Church tle presence of many frlend3. The tftlclatlng minister was the Rev. Dr. L. BAUen, rector of St.

Mark's Church, York l.r,-.tk.r ih. hrl.t.'n father. a( assisted by Archdeacon Frederick vaner. rector of St. Luke a.

The maid ot honor was Miss Emellne UUn. a sister of the bride, and the I ower cirl was RUnrhe Shivers Of Had- -oufxid. the bride's cousin. The best 7 ia John Upplncott of Haddon- 'td, and ushers were Joseph the bride's brother, of Montclalr; Canfield of Woodbury. N.

'r William Hamilton of Malvern. Ahlit Wn'ets or Haddonfleld. Ralph Pat- of York, and George Bergen iV'Hiwidunlield. Th bride wore a gown of white bridal Wim, trimmed with duchesj-e lace, an nrloorn fro.n the bride's grandmother. I bride carried a bouquet of whitB of the valley, and white the latter being a tribute to the land of the Following 'dtiitif ihtre wag a reception at the of the brides parents, VI I'nlon Mr.

nd Mrs. McN'elll will make j-tj- Lome In Haddonfleld. Dana toVVed A. V. W.

Gould, Dr. aad Mrs. John H. Edyi of Eden-Great Neck. L.

1.. announce the jpttSensent of their niece. Miss Winifred daughter of the late Dr. Alfred S. Dana, and of the late Oen.

N. J- T. Dana, i iV'y V. W. Gould, son of Mr.

and ir. 4 h''r'" Judson Gould of l.V) West Street. Mr. Gould Is a grad- vi ji.trvar.1. clas of l'Jtrl RIGCJS JOUDY, i jnn.

li. wear jiw- Tothlkln9 Jordy of Nyaok were evening at the residerce of Jordr w. tavents. Mr. and Mrs.

George The ceremonv was irformeo i lhI tim season's debutantes. tioie rr'nt wer Mrs. trta! Mrs. Edward S. Ho.mer Mr.

John Mr. and 4 L.M V' and Mrs Henry W. Hull. J. mkley KhlneUn.ler.

it tnd 1 Mni Frederic Uarrettson. and Edgar Judson of the Church of NiW York was attended by Miss v- of Brooklyn a. maid 4ira-h A V'X Mlss NataUe t'ouch of Mis Batrlc Barrs of V' bridesmaids. The best man Merritt of Nyack and the a J-l of New York. an'1 w- Randolph Sides of tt.

and Henry N. Merrltt of Nyack. Jac-obson-goldbero. f5014'-. daughter of Mra.

of 118 ws i'J Street. A. Jucobson were married j. nlnS Lelmonlco's by th Rev. Lso Kausinann acted hZuOL 'he Misses Ruth a A.

fl0o'dbrr' "isters of the bride. Hr i. Birls. Henry F. Mever r-.

o1 man. Only intl- 0f th were pVesent edung and th reception. SOCIAL NOTES. Mrs. Frederick W.

Kroenle will rive a coming our reception on Jsa. 21 at her residence, 10 East iftv-seventh Street, for her daughter, Miss Florence Kroeh la, Th reception will followed by a din rtr and Informal dancing. Julius Olaenzer wlll'glv a dinner, followed by dancing, at Delmonleo's on Saturday evening for the Misses Madeleine end Corhine Gelshennen. Mls.e Justir Van Rensselaer Barber win give, on Feb. 7.

a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. John A. I'ix at the residence of her mother. Mrs.

Thomas Jf. Barber. Mrs. Ftuvvesant Fiah gave a small and Informal luncheon yrsterdsr for about a of her friends at East Seventy? eighth Street. Mrs.

Wilbur Rloodgoad will give a larre luncheon to-day at the Plata after tne 'ast Chin nn en Crinoline," at which Miaa Oeralrtlno Farrar will sing old Ens-Huh songs la a flowered silk; (own and poke, bonnet Of lHSO.e The Rer. and Mm. Charlea Klrkby hare. Hum nirir pwr in nonn wtro-I'na. where they havo been for tha shoot-In season, and will be at 4 F.ast Bay enty-elghth Street for tha Winter.

r.n- nUmiT, W1 7W of programmes just now In tha rnTMrprcernon'of Mf" l.udden adrent of th. Bocl de. Auteurs. Miss Ionise Cromwell of Washington U90" a Wished an expected here to-morrow for a ehort visit Parle, which has recently established an with Miss Vivien Could and other debu- 4 office at 1.2C3 Broadway, with one Ovlde tanta friends Miss Cromwell' debutant Robbilard as Its raprensentatlva head. danca Is set for Jan.

20 In Washington. L. to I This society proposes In the future io Oen. and Mrs. Nelson Merrick Henry' nerformanca at of West Ninth Street will give a recep- xct royalty for every tion tn-Aav inr nitih iri.hee mnA any concert of anT description whatso those taking part in the tableaux under the auspices of the Woman's Municipal League on Jan.

l'J. Mrs. II. Snowden Marshall of 24 West Fifty-seventh Street will give a diaper on Saturday night at the Plasa, Mr. and Mrs Louise Slcard will give th first of a series of musirale to-day at their home.

West Seventy-seventa Street. Mrt. James K. Sullivan, sister of Mrs. Henry Clews, and her daughter.

Miss Francis L. Sullivan of Philadelphia, are at the Hotel Gotham for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. C.

Oliver Iselln are expected to arrive from Europe to-day. They will remain in town for a short time before going to their place at Aiken, 8. C. Th second of the new set of dances arranged by Mrs. Howland Davis and Mrs.

Rorwrt L. Livingston will be given at th Colony Club to-night. Among those giving dinners to-rdght ar Mrs. Walter G. Oakman.

Mrs. J. Allen Townsend. Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt, and Mrs.

W. K. Vanderbllt. Jr. Mra Walter Rutherford will give a card party this afternoon.

On accotmt of Mrs. Caroline Hyatt Pell death. Mrs. Eben Wright of 10 West Fifty-third Street, a niece, has recalled the invitations for the dance which she was to at to-morrow night for her debutante daughter, MIsa Leta Pell Wright. SENATOR HUGHES DEAD.

Physically Frail, He Succumbs to Year-Long Illness. DENVER. Jan. 11. Charles James Hughes.

Democratlo United States Senator from Colorado, died in his home here to-day after nearly a year's illness. He had been unconscious since yesterday, and passed from coma almost Impercep tibly into death. The immediate cause or demise was pernicious anaemia, with com plications of myelitis. A trip to the Ha waiian Islands last Fall failed to improe his health, and shortly after his return he was confined to his bed and remained there until the end. Senator Hughes left a widow and four children.

The news caused general sorrow throughout the city. At the State House the flag was half-masted and House and Senate soon adjourned. No funeral arrangements have been made. The death ot Senator Hughes adds Import nee to the present session of th Democratic Legislature which will chojj his successor to serve until March 3, 1915. Even at this hour plans for the election are making, but tentative candidates remain in the background.

Recently there has been much newspa- per discussion of Mayor Robert W. Speer of Denver and former Gov. Alva Adams stcesSr0; the nator'sh" I there be a vacancy, bu yesterday Mayor Speer announced that he waa not a candidate. Gov. John F.

Shafroth has been fre quently mentioned as a possible cholc of the Democrats fot' th seat or senator Guggenheim, whase term expires two years hence. but he has never publicly authorised the uss of his name. Other prominent Democrats classed as Feratorlal timber tn the past Include former Gov. Charles J. Thomas and Thomas J.

O'Donnell, ooth of Denver. WASHINGTON. Jan. 11. While Mr.

Hughes had occupied his seat in the Senate for less than two years he had attained a high place In th esteem of his colleagues and universal regret was expressed over his demise. tenUon Vo legal MMS tions. and the Kf, hlcr? The LOiursuu occupies me simiuuM 1 whose death so enoriiy prev-eueu mi the Colorado Senator. He had shown special aptitude for debate. Senator Hughes's death was not announced the Senate to-day because Mr.

Guggenheim, his colleague, had not received word from the family as to their wishes for the funeral Mr Hughes was born In Kingston, Feb US. IvVl. his father being an attorney and the family prominent In Missouri politics. He was graduated from the University of Missouri In 1S3. He taught school for a time, but abandoned It for the law In 1877.

coming to Colo- Flle' becameone of the most noted mining lawvers In the country. From ltart 13 litotl he was Professor of Mining Law In the Harvard Law School. He was Indorsed In by the Democratic State Convention for United States Senator and elected to that office by true next Legislature. Senator Hughes was never rrong physically, but overcame physical frailty by remarkable energy. He suffered a broken leg during a tornado Missouri in his youth, and this accident left him a cripple.

He married Miss Lucy Menefee, of a Virginia family. In Richmond. in 174. Four of their children are living-three sons, who are lawyers la Denver, and one daughter. Mrs.

W. W. Woodruff of Knoxvllle. Tenn. Mr.

Hughes was a member of the- Strollers' Club of New York. Mrs, Caroline Hyatt Pell. Mrs. Caroline Hyatt Pell, widow of John I lowland Tell, and a sister of Mrs. Wal-den Pell, who was Miss Meljssa Hyatt, died yesterday at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs.

Samuel 'Corn ell Hopkins. Cats- kill. N. T. sons are a yagooa -e i.

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Putriams DEMAND ROYALTY FOR FRENCH MUSIC Society of Authors Established Here to Collect Fees from Managers of Concerts. ORCHESTRAS ARE INCLUDED When They Pity French Compositions Copyrighted in America Tax Imposed on Lllla Ormond. Manag-ers concerts In New Tork are encounterinr 'a curious obstacle to the ever here money is taken at auur. or by hotel or restaurant orchestras, of any French composition which is copyrighted In America and the composer of which belongs to the society. Miss Lllla Ormond sane an air from Debussy's L'Enfant Prodigue at her concert at Mendelssohn Hall yesterday, and the Soclete des AutaurS decided that she must pay one-half of 1 per cent, of the gross receipts of her concert for this privilege.

This of course meant only one-half a cent on the dollar, but it would mean a good deal. say. If the receipts were $jjO, to pay for one song- The society has sent notifications of its purpose to everv musical manager In New York and also a slip containing quotations from the copyright law, which, however, cannot be said tp apply very distinctly to the matter In hand. It is probable that one of two things will occur as a result either some one will go to law about the matter or French music will not be put on concert programmes. The situation has existed, of courso.

in Paris for some years. There every concert giver or theatrical manager must pay per cent, of the gross receipts of his concert to the society, in England quite the reverse situation exists. There singers are paid for singing the as the English publishers realize that It makes the sale of the music greater. of mure there would be little demand for the published music of the French composers in New York if It were never played here, and the managers say that rather than pay royalties for performances of these works will not play them and their artists will not sing them. Mr.

Robbilard explains the matter by saving that In the first place the law exists and should be enforced and that In the second place the French composers see no reason why they should not be receiving royalties for American performances of their works. The outcome of all this la likely to be extremely interesting. BIDE-A-W'EE H0MEBENEF1T. Wilton Lackaye and Mme. Pilar- Morin Among Artists to Appear, Douglas J.

Wood has arranged a benefit performance for the Blde-A-Wee Homo for Animals, to be given at the Plasa on the afternoon of Jan. 20. at 3 "clock. The benefit is under the patronage of Mrs. George J.

Gould. Mrs. Orme Wtlsen. Mrs. Ben All Haggln, Mrs.

James Speyer. Mrs. George Q. Heye. and Frederick Townsend Martin.

Among thosa who will appear are Wilton Lackaye, Mme. Pilar-Morln. Miss Charlotte Granville, Nye Chart, Baroness Elsa-Laura von Woltsogen, Miss Vlda Sutton, and the Morris Dancers. A number of debutantes of the season will act aa ushers. Tickets for the performance at $3 and IS asill be on sale at the Plasa and the Waldorf-Astoria and may be obtained of Miss Champion.

Secretary, at the home, 244 East Sixty-fifth Street. The officers of the Blde-A-Wee Home Association are: President. Mrs. Harry Ulvsses Klbbe: Vice Presidents, lies-dames William Sakee Hosstra, George IL Gould, and Ulysses Grant. ROBERT DAVIS BURIAL TO-DAY Governor-Elect Wilson to Attend the Services for Democratic Leader.

Governor-elect Wood row Wilson of New Jersey and many others prominent In politics of New Jersey and New York will attend the funeral in Jersey City to-day of Robert Davis. City Collector of Jersey City and Democratic leader of Hud son County, who died on Monday at his home. 239 Grove Street, of cancer of the stomach. The bodv will be viewed at the horn at 10 o'clock, and from there will be borne to St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, at nnn1 and Van Vorst Streets, where a solemn high mass of requiem will be sung bv the Kev.

Fatners waiiace, aic-Grath. and Keaney. The Interment will be In the Holv Nam Catholic cemetery. Joseoh P.Tumulty of Jer Senator Oarren of Monmcuth a now win be set aa Me tor the oover- r.x-Aesemoiy- sey City and County win accompany Mr. Ilson.

Dance for Miss Kissel. Miss Justin Van Rensselaer Barber gave a dinner last evening at th residence of her mother. Mrs. Thomas Barber, for Miss Eleonora Kissel, and afterward, with her guests, attended Mrs. Red mond's dance for Miss Russell.

The dinner guests Included the Misses Edith Mor- Roosevelt, and Margaret Townsend and Stuvvesant Pierpont, Charles Brown George Roosevelt. DaVld Ely. William Baylls. Ravmond Noyes, Le Roy King, and Thomas rl. Barber.

THEATRICAL NOTES, The first performance ChantecJer, at tha Knickerbocker Theatre, has been post poned from next Monutjr ntgnt until Jsn. 1'J Mme. Yuao. a Panlsh actress, arrived In New York on the Frtedrlch ler t'roe of North German Lloyd Company yesterday, to beirln a tour nf this country. Her specialty la giving imitations or ramoua actresses.

The first New Tork arpearane of Lena Ashwell in a. Mcixiian juditn Zaraine." under th direction of Llebler 'o haa been postpone from Monday until Tuesday evening of next week, at th Astur Theatre. Elsie Leslie and Margaret Dale have been engaged for the two principal woman roles In Louis N. Parker's new play, Disraeli." In -which Oeorge Artisa Is to be starred. Frank McKee announced yeatenlay that he would produce a new play, Our World." by Walter- Hackett, at Atlantic City -n Jan.

CS. The company will include Ports Keane. Vincent Perrano. Amelia Gardner, Campbell OoV-lan. Malcolm Duncan, Ollv Murray, Julia Orey and Herbert Budd.

Ferike Poroe. a Hungarian actress, haa been engaged- by Daniel Frobman to. appear with rh.r, cherry in Tne Seren Bl.tcra." Miss Boro wil play the eldest aister, a part she has enacted abroad. SpecialCIearance Sale of Fine Boobs Retail Department 27 29 Wst 23d N. Y.

24 Bedford Strand. London FRANK E. BLACKWELL DEAD. Well-Known Lawyer and Member of Old Firm of Blackwell Brothers. Frank E.

Blackwell. a well-known lawyer, member of th firm of Blackwell Brothers. C3 Wall Street, died on Tuesday night at his home, 32 West Seventy-fifth Street, aged 65 year. JHe was a member of the Blackwell family of Astoria. Mr.

Blackwell was graduated from Ho-bart Colleg In la67. studying law thereafter in the office cf Joel B. Erhardt and. Benjamin F. Tracy.

He wa admitted to the bar In JW. His associate in the law firm was his brother. George E. Black-well, formerly Assistant Corporation Counsel. Mr.

BlackweH was a Trustee of Ho-bart College, and a member of the Union League Club, the Barnard Club, the Downtown Club, the Sigma Phi Society. Phi Beta Kappa, and the New York Law Institute. Ha leaves a widow and four children. George Chevert Clarke. George Cbever Clarke.

President of th Tefft-Weller Company, died yesterday at his home. 150 West Seventy-third Street. waa OT years old. Besides heading; th dry goods concern. Mr.

Clark held executive connections with various underwriting concerns. He was Chairman of the Advisory Committee of th American Llovds. Vice President of the Colonial Assurance Comptnv, Trustee and member of the Advisory Committee of th Individual Underwriters, and of the New York Reciprocal Underwriters. Mr. Clarke waa a member of the Engineers' Society, th Merchants' and the Manhattan Clubs.

Elvia Croix. Elvia Croix, one well known as a musical comedy actress, and the divorced wife of Thomas Q. Seabrooke, th actor, died suddenly on Tuesday at her home, 157 Wst f'Sth Street, where sine was living with her mother. Miss Croix's last appearance on the stage was several yeara ago. Obituary Notes, The Rev.

Dr. WILLIAM HTTNTtT RICH, pastor of the Moravian Church at South Bethlehem, and one of the best-known rlergymrn of that denomination In tha country, died yesterday of apoplexy. Mr. Rice waa 70 yars old. CHARLES II.

STAGE, an attorney of Mld-dletown, N. died yesterday at his borne, aged 63 year. ELLEN DOUGLAS FPEIDEN. daughter the late Juiige George W. Norrls.

and widow of Dr. Clernmt Coote Soeiden, died yesterday morning at her home in Marshall. Fauquier County. Virginia. HAKRIETTE EFNER WHEELOCK.

widow of the banker, William A. Wheelock, died yesterday at her home In Plalnfleld. N. J. She waa (4 years oldand waa married in 1890.

Dr. EDWARD PAULDING of Fluahlns. L. died suddenly of apoplexy at his home on Tuet'lay. He was born In Kingston.

N. 4.1 years ago, and received his early education there. He was graduated from Bellevue Medical College In since when he had been prarurlng medicine. pr. Paulding left a wllow.

Mra. SARAH A. HUDSON, wtdow ot Cant. John Morley Hudson, who In 1866 crossed the Atlantic In the miniature amp Jtea-Wnlte- and-Klue," the smallest craft that ever mad the ocean trip, died on Tuesday at her home. 2V.I Hawthorne Street.

Flatbush. She was TS years old. and had been til fur a long time. She left three daughters. CaDt.

ALBERT COURT A RPE. commanding the steamahtp Roma of the Fabr Line, died auddenly while taking bis ship to Marseilles on her last voyage, according to a cablegram received yee'erday by the company's agent. James W. fcwetl of this city. Capt.

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He waa 33 yewre old. He was a graduate of the College of Phyaiclana and Surgeons of Columbia University. He served on the staff th Postgraduate Hoepltal. and at the time of his death waa attached to the outdoor department of Mount Sinai Hoepltai. He had wriitea several books on nervous dlaeaae.

Mrs. SOPHIA A. KATHBEN8. 19 yeara old. the last of the famous Robidoux family of St.

Louis, died, at her home la Kansas City Tuesday. Mrs. Kathrena was the daoshter of Michael Krbidoux. a historical character of the pioneer ttaya. who blazed the trail across tha plain to Bait Lake City.

D. ANNA RLE. assistant forelga freight agent of the Canadian Pacific Hail-way, died svddenly Tuesday night of Inflammation of the lungs at the Long Acre Hotel. waa Lorn In Canada years ago. and for twenty yeara-was la the service of th Canadian Pacific Mr.

Annable waa the com-pany'a Lonlon general freight agent before coming this city a year ago. WILLIAM B. GILES, grandaon of the late Gilbert Gtiea, died at the Home for Incurable at Fordham. N. last Tuesday nigbt.

He waa stricken wire paralysis la His grandfather, Gilbert Giles, waa a well-known New York builder, who erected building for the late A. T. Stewart and Royal ISAAC P. VANDEftBEEK. senior member of the oldest lumber lirm Jersey City, died Tuesday rdrhl, at bis home.

45 Fair View Avenue. Jersey City, from a complication of diseases. Ha waa T2 years old. Hie birth place was Passaic. and hie father waa the Rev.

Solomon Freley Vanderbeea. A widow, tw sons and a daughter survive. Mr. Vsnd-rbeek was a director la th Eergen and Lafayette Trust Company. EDWIN HAVILAND.

until his retirement a few yeara ago the American aareht for Havt-land china, died yesterday at Ms borne In Plalrfleld. N. aged TS yeara. He waa bora la Jericho. L.

and waa tha aoa of th late James Cromwell Haviland. many years ago a prominent New Tork druggist. Mr. Havnana waa member cf the Museum of Natural History, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Hardware Club of New Surviving htm are tw pens, E. II.

Hsvlland. of Peat tie. and Dr. C. M.

Haviland of Fort Collins. and a daughter. Miss Caroline Haviland of Plainfleld. PATRICK W. MULRENAN, wi died at Wa home, 473A First Street, Brooklyn, en Monday, waa ene of the old Irish schoolmasters of that borough.

waa Principal ef the public school at Coney Island twenty-two years ago. when he retired and took a position the liquidating department of the New Tork Custom House. Mr. Mulrenan is survived by hla wife, five eon a. and four daughters.

THOMAS HARDY T.TDFORD. a eoal and wood merchant In Brooklyn for thirty-five years, died yesterday at his home. Carroll Street, that borough, from pleurisy. Hla place of business was on the Oowanus Canal, near I'nlon Street. Mr.

Lldford waa bora In England on Christmas Day. He waa a thirty, second degree Mason, a Dlr-ctor of the Be-kelev Intsltute. and for a numlwr of years wae a Vestrvman of St Petere Protestant Ep-opal Church. Hla wife and daughter eurvlve him. ANDTtEW RYAN, a silk manufacturer of Fourth Avenue, died suddenly at his home, 404 Riverside Drive, yesterday of heart trouble.

-He was born In Ireland on June 14. 1830. and earn to this country many yeara ago. Three daughters survive him. Mrs.

HARRIETT KING ROBINSON, wife of Andrew Robinson, died yesterday at her home. 123 West Seventy-alxth Street, of pneumonia. She was born In New York and was the daughter of the late William Gardner King and the late Martha Dyer King, and waa married April 14. 1ST0. Mrs, Robinson was a member of the Washington Heights Baptist Church and In her earlier years wss a member ot the Board of Managera of th Baotlst Home Society.

MARY CROCKER, daughter of Alicia D. and the late Eben B. Crocker, died yesterday at her home, Eaat Fifty-second Street. ANDREW H. LIPSETT died Tuesday at his home 140 West 104tb Street, of heart disease Mr.

Lipsext was mm 9 yesoj iro in im. en 7. and for manv yeara waa connected with the dry goods firm of H. B. Claflln Company, retiring In 1907.

He Is survived by his widow, who wss Visa Anna Ogden of Owego, and his mother, Mrs. J. H. Lioaett. The Rev.

ABU AH HALL, the grocer-preacher." aa he waa known In Boston died there yesterday of old age. Mr. Hall had been a frequent speaker on Boston Common for many yeara. Although an ordained Baptist minister, he was twentw-flve years. a South End grocer tor UNDERWOOD STANDARD TYPEWRITER I irarriag, ad death aoMoe twte4ed for intm-tion in Tag.

Nso Tor Time may telephoned to 1009 fryasf. BROWEn-BAKmCLU-At Flatafleld. N. Wedneeday, Jan. 11.

Mil. B.iphemta. daughter cf the late Thomas tV. HaheweU and Mra Bakewelt, Henry Brewer. nrwiaiN-spogin.

Js at the Church of the TMvtne Paternity, by the Rev. Frank Oliver Hall. r. Florence Lillian BpoireD and Harry Elaoed riewellln. Jan.

11. 19H. at the Church, ef tha Holy Communion, by the Rev. Ir. Henry Mottet.

Oertritde, daughter of the late Jamea Malcolm, p. of i-ur-gao. Irelaad. to Louis Henry Ilalsht. McNKILU-FATTEN On Jaa.

11. 18IL St. Luke's Church. Mont'-lslr. by Rev.

Lortng W. Ilatten. 8. T. assisted by Rev.

Frederick B. Carter, Arthur 1'ates McNeill of Haddonfleld Isabella, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Batten of Montclalr. Broektya.

BROWN KAPLAN. Jan. Anna Kaplan Lew Brown. ISA ACS MORRIS. Jan.

IO, XJlliaa Morris Jullua iaaaee. MONJO DOWN'IXa Jan. 10. Marguerite Downing te Kmlle r. MenJ.

t'onaertlcnt. BORDEAtT MelNERNET Jan. 10. New Brit. am.

Margaret Mcloerney Alpaona J. Bordeau. TOUR NORTHROP Jan. fx Danbury. Roset te rtonnroo i oiens uour.

Kew Jersey. 8ANFILIIPO-OORDON Jaa. 8. ArUngtea. Antonla oordoa to Henry A.

SaBfllllpo. Kew Terk Stat. RITIAS JORDT. Jsn. to.

Jfyack. Aden T. Jordy to Oscar H. Rlgga. DttB.

ALT.rrN. At Jerwe-r City. Wedneadar. Jan. 11, 1VI 1.

caarlea w. Allen. Funeral eervioea private, from his late residence, S3S Summit Friday. Jaa IS. at P.

M. BAERREIS Cm Jan. 10. 1911. Leila be-loeed wife of Oeorge Baerrels.

aged 23 years. Funeral service at her late reel dence, 170 Weat dth SC. on Thursday, at 2 o'clock. BOGARDUS. Jan.

10, 11J, Kdwia H. Be gardus, aged T2 years. Service Friday evening, o'etock. at SO West 13Hh Stephen Merrltt Company's Funeral Apart-men is. Interment private.

BLACKWELL-At hla realdene. 82 West 7 Sth at midnight. Jan. 10. Prank Enge, son of Jennet D.

and th late James M. Blarkwell. In his year. Funeral eer-' vlt-s at his late reeldence. on Frltar, Jan.

13. a-. 10:30 A. M. Interment private.

CANNON At hla residence. Elisabeth. N. J. on SThnday.

Jan. 9th, 1911. In th SOth year of his age. Dr. Henry Rutgers Cannon, son of the late James Kpaarer Csimos, IJ.D..

and Catherine Brevoort. Funeral aervlces will be held at St. John's Church. KHsabetb, oa Wednesday after ooon. Jan.

11th. at 2 :30 o'clock. CARR. On Jan. Is.

near Sierra Madre. CaL. Charles de Hartford Carr. eon of th late Dr. Carr of Baltimore, and husband ef Ana Uraff Carr.

FuneraJ at Pittaburg, Pean. COOK. In Diizburr. Tueedav. Jan.

IO. Kuaan Kent, daturhter ef the late Re John B. and Susaw L. Cook. Interment at Hart- lord conn.

CLARE. On Monday Jan. 0. 1911. at her residence.

West TT2d BrMret. belred wife of th late Ja.nes Clare. FuneraJ services at the Church of St. Tbomaa th Apostle. Hsth RL and St.

Nicholas Thurs day morning. Jaa. 12. at 10 clock. CLARKK At hla restdenee.

1RO West T3d St. on Wednesday. Jan. 11. lull, la the 7th ves.r of ha in.

Oeorae Cheever Clark. Kuneral servtee will be keld at All Angela Church. Weat End and Slat ea Friday. Jan. IS, at 10 o'clock A.

M. Inter- tnent WooUlawa. Kindly esnll now era. CROCKER. On Wednesday.

Jaa. II. at her residence. 3 East 52 St, Mary, daughter of Alicia D. and th late Eben B.

Crocker, Notice of funeral hereafter. Jan. 11. at Columbia Terrace. Wurtailaia- M.

ZkavU Kamoet Johnson. D.V.8..- aged 29 years. Notice of funeral later. Jan. 19.

Stella, be loved wife of William O. Haxertlne. In her 4lth year. Funeral eervtee at th Chanel or the Btepnen Mmic nuriai "i Av. and lath Tauraaay.

at cwck, and at ChaDel of Mount Auburn Cemetery. Boston. Friday at 4 o'clock. Boa ton papers copy. tt i vn i -n it wtetneteld W.

on Tues day. Jan. 10. 1011, Edwtn Haviland. ta hi 7H11 vear.

Funeral aervicee lurobla Heights. Brooklyn, on Frtday, Jaa. 13. at P. M.

HICKS Jan. 11. Mil. at Her r1dne, 123 atrh at Nw York Edith Borehell. wife of E.

Pierpont Hicks and daughter the late Menry j. ana but? tmraBii. Notice of funeral nereaner. HORWrrr. Benno.

on Wednesday evening. Jan. II. at ma reatoenee, on la hla 80th year. Funeral notice hereafter, XJPSETT.

On Jan. 10, Andrew H. Llpeett. helnvel husband of Anna Ogden Lipewtt. Funeral services at his lata residence, 140 West 104th on Friday.

Jaa. 13. I at 2 P. M. Owego papers pieaa copy.

LOVTGROVE--On Jan. 11. Anna widow of late Henry LovearoTe. eldeet daughter the late James Bryson of New York City. Funeral sendee Friday, Jan.

13. 2 P. at her lata residence, l.vsi vvasnington JBronx. MOTT. Mary Elisabeth, ne Worden.) wife of Edgar P.

Mott, Monrtay morning, i-ti-neral serviees at her lata home. 87 Oak-vmH Av. Cooer Montelair. N. Thursday, afternoon, at 4 o'clock.

Erie train leaves West St. at P. M-: Chambers 2:45 P. M. Klnlly omit flowers.

PARKIN. On Jsn. 10. 111. Thoma Wlntnrop, son of the late Thomas -Parkin and Mary Jane Winthrop, In the 2d year of hie age.

Funeral aervlces at Zlon and St. Tlmethy Church. West 37th Friday, at 10:30 AM. PATTr.niNO. Or.

Edward Paulding. vlcea THE FfNERAL CrTCFH. 241 Weat 23d. ICAMFBELL BUILDING.) Friday evening. o'clock.

FITNET. On Tuesday. Jan. 10. 1911, Henry Cooper Pitney ef Morrlatown.

N. aged 84 years. Funeral service at the First Presbyterian Church. Morris-town. N.

on Saturday. Jan. 14. at 2:30 P. M.

PELL. Oa Jan. 11. 111. at the residence her daughter, Mrs.

Kamoel Hopkins, at Catsklll N. Csrolla Townsend, daughter of the late Stephen Hyatt and widow of the late John Howland Pell. Funeral aervlces at the Church of the Transfiguration. 2tth near 5th on Saturday, Jan. 14, at 11 A.

M. Interment private. PENDLETON. Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1811.

Oeorge Pendleton, beloved husband of Sarah 1'eudleton. Funeral from bia late residence, 2X8 Eaat 112(1 Brona, Friday. Jan. 13, 11 30 A. M.

PAtTLDINQ. Fluahing. Jn. 10. Or.

IMward. husband of Ethel Paulding aged 45 yeara Kervlees at THB FUNERAL CHURCH. 211 West 2J (FKAMC E. CAMPBELL BUILDINO.l Friday evening. 8 o'clock.

Relative and friends, also arts lobars of Page more Lodge. No. F. -M. Union Chapter, N.

ISO, K. A York Commandery, No. 88, T.J Mecca Tempi A. A. O.

N. M. 8. i "rU? Noble Qulndaro Tribe. No.

192, Intpd. (veer lied Men. Independent Order or Foresters: ar reepeetfolly Invited. ROBINSON. Entered Into rt Jan.

11. 1911. at her home, 123 Weat 7th St. Harriet E. King beloved wife of Andrew J.

Robinson, daughter of William Gardner King and Martha Dyer King. Nolle of funeral hereafter. Jan. at bta residence T3 East tkith Henry Kdwarda Rowland, "la his Sd yesr. Funeral aervlcee on Thursday morning.

12. at 10 Vlfth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Bath Bt. and 5th New Tork. Interment Fairfield, Conn-, RTAN.

Suddenly, on Jan. 11, at his residence. 404 RlversMe Drive, Andrew, beloved husband of the late Anna Hvan feolemn requiem mass at Churck th Corpus ChVlatl. 538 West 111 st on Friday. Jan 13.

at 10 A. M- Interment private. Kindly onilt flower. SEMON Suddenly, at 23 Adsnt Moon Vernon. N.

Hannah, widow of Simon H. Semon. on Jan. 10. In her Toth year.

Funeral service and Interment at Towanda, on Friday morning. SPE1DEN. At Marshall. Fauquier on Jan. 11.

1-U. at 5 A. Ellen Douglas iNorrlsl fcpelden. daughter of the late Judge Ueorge W. Norrl an-1 widow ot Dr.

Clement Coot Speiden. Funawal at Marshall on Thursday afternoon. VAN DER BEEK. Jan. 10.

at Ills reeldeac. 45 Kslrvlew Jerwsy City N. lseave Paulls Van Der Beek. In fcl 72f yesr. Berv at Emory M.

Churea. Berges and Belmont JereeTtr. evening. Jan. U.

8 P. vate. Hackenaaek. PaseeJo and Albany papers pieaa oopy. WHEELOCK.

Entered Into rt. Wednes- dsyjan 11. st her 1st residence, Plala-f NJ. Harriett, Efner. wife of th late Ulam At V.

he, loc the Mtk ye of her ase. Kuneral eervUas private. urTTM: In Hnlyoke. Jan, Will Funeral at Second I lam 1 1 i to.igreatiortfl Church, Holyoke. u-oay.

tThursUay.l at r. i SOT East 10th St. Jaa. la F- 45 Washlngtoa Brong. DOHeiON May 1.861 HoIndAv Van Jfa-t, Jan.

1, agea i. FLAHEKIT. Charlea Jr. Jin. 1.

ael 1. ro 84' East U34 HAMILTO-Thornaa l.10 1st Jmn. 1 Eist fJd St. Jaa. i if.

a'aed 1. Funeral to-day. laoP. at ma rM AN Ferdinand 894 Proepeet BronaV'janV lo. Funeral to-day.

1 A. M. irEKERf an! Thomas L23 Webster Av Bronxl Jan. lo. Funeral I tewlay.

A. M. HOLZ--Aurosta. 2.V Jan. 10, aged xivi-- 10dy.

2 P. M. JOHNSTNFohn. 519 Weet Otk St. Ja.

KE eVweJt. I4tk Jan. a 8 Murray Sta-8. fc. Jaa.

9. Funeral private Jaa. lh. "unersl to-snorrow, A. SI.

MAON'ER Wliliam 3S7 Id Jaa. 10. Funeral fdy, lj A. M. alASIlON.

Eleme, Hw4 Wrtht Hospital. i aeed '2X. Funerel to-dsv. N1COLAON. lerge.

2.a West lSth Jaa. In. ased Si. Funeral to-morrow. ORMUND Michael, II Herbert BU.

Jan. la Funvral to-day. 10 A. M. SCHNEIDER.

Mjrlts, 73 East Ktk Jaa tf. Kutiersl to-day. 1 P. M. TIWNNKT Tkoniaa, 54 West 47th Jaa.

11. aged lit. Funeral rmlk-e later. URE.N. Norah McC, 2.01 Irontaine Av Brona.

Jan. Fuaerai to-miHrow. WILLBRAND Frank tt. lake's Hoepltai. wan.

aaeo ai. runerai servire to-oay. UrwUi s. BEKLAOR. Henry, 2k Linwnod Jan.

w. ege wa Funeral to-day. io A. M. BL 1 Miry li 4.1 ui 52d Jaa.

la Funeral 30 BVNUER. Emma C. 127 Marlon Jan. 10. Funeral to-raorrow.

2 30 1. M. OONKL1N. Carrte. 2i Alt 81..

Jaa. la Tn- n-ral to-morrow, P. M. DU O. Homer.

415 llth Jaa. 10. aged SO, Funerai eervbie to-day. FETTe-R Berbeia. iso fen Eyck Jan.

aged Funvral Jaa. 14. OALLAOHEK- Edward 11 Park Jan. 10. aged 20.

Funeral to-morrow. IJ4 OIA.VCAHI.I Romolo. 147 Conover Jan. la (j i A 02 Uieecker Su, ao. runerai to-oav, m.

OKAT -Robert 4.s g3d Jaa. la FUj-. neral to-morrow. HAMEU-J 3V Central Jaa. agad- 65- Funeral to-slay.

I K. France ju East 23d St, Jan. 1. HOFFMANN. Henry.

149 Kelb Jaa. runerai to-morrow, 3 I. 2-19 Hawthorne Jaa, 10, aged 73. KAHT. Edward.

t.Sol Union Jan. ageel 93. Funeral servk-e to-day. XELLT. Helen, an Myrtle Jan.

10. lw nral to-anorrow. p. M. UDFORD Thomas, Twa Carroll Jan.

1L Funeral notice later UTTELI William. 2.21 Fdltoa 8t, Jan. 10. "fed ll Funeral to-day, IO A. Mary 17th Jan.

10. aretl 7s. Funeral to-1ay 2 P. M. McKENNA.

John 4iS Orand Jan. unera 1 MANM.VO.-Thomss. Il. Nsssau Jan. 10.

to-dav. 2 SO P. M. MAT. Mary.

II 4 Jamaica Jan 10. MATTOON Ffowerd 442 Ilaleey Jaa. MAT RO--E Mrs. Frederick. 2.B61 Fulton St ased T.

Funeral to-day. MLLREANAN. -Patrick 4T.IA ls Jam. eo.rV4"""1 -dV 10 A. M.

O'BRIEN. Idward. St. Petor's Hospital. Jaa.

io. saed M. Funeral to-y. -Michael. 14 Herbert Jan.

10. Funeral to-day. PHII.BLA D. Dorothy M. C.

14 Madison St- Jan. 10. Funeral service tu-day. Connect leaf. PA.r? Joseph Cheshire.

0. aged fa r. i isanoy New Haven. Jan a BS. Funeral to-day.

2 P. M. BODWF.LL. Emma Hartford. Jaa.

10, sT 7. 159 Chestnut St, Ness BrltSln. Jan. IA i Nyw Haven! Jan. flXTMl Jotham 8..

Hartford. Jan. to DALET. Mary New Haves, Jan. 9.

Ft. to-day. 8:30 A. M. HOT-RTON Mary.

New Haven, 'jan. KIPPEN Anna. 4f2 Waldmre lid report. Jaa. IO.

Funeral to-day. Long Island. Mfl Stetnwsv Long Island City, Jsn. 10. aged SI.

narlea. Long Island City. Jan. 9. FETH-WIIllam.

210 Radd. BC. Long Island City. Jan. 9.

aged 6o. HARDl.NO.-H.nry Fluahing. Jan. 4. aged Middle Village.

Jan. 0. aged Whltestone. Jan. 9.

aged To. Funeral to-day, 2:3 P. M. KRAHB. Herman Long Island City.

Jan. lURTU.SU-Suaan East Norwich. Jan. 10, aged 62. Funeral to-morrow, P.

XL New Jersey. BECKER. Alice J-. Irvlngton. Jan.

10. Funaral --rvK-e io-aey. BOtTRON. Bridget Bayonne. Jan.

aged 37. Funeral to-day, 0 A. M. BRINK RUFF. Mary, Patersnn.

Jan. 9. aged 69. Funeral to-day. 2 P.

M. CHANDLElt. Asa Kinrnnlt, Jan. 10. aged 91.

Funeral to-day, 2:30 P. M. COKK. sJames, Diimoot. Jan.

a Funeral t- day. CULLEN. Christina. Bloomflald, Jan, 11. Fu- neral notice later.

CULLEN. Kathertne. 193 Railroad Jersey City, Jsn. 10. aged 28.

Newark. Jan. 10, aged a DION AN. Anna, 63 Warnlck St, Newark. Jan.

10. 110 Beacon Jersey Jsa. 9. Funeral to-day. EARLE.

Edwin C. ldl Mount Prospect Newark. Jan. 11. Funeral to-morrow, i P.

M. EDWAKD8. Cyrus Ramsey, Jan. 10. aged SO.

Kuneral service to-day. ERLE Frederick 227 South SC. Elisabeth. Jan. 9, aged 2H.

Funeral to-day. FAZEE. Anstella. Jdayonne, Jan. 10, aged 29, Funeral private.

GOODRICH. Christina, Jersey City, Jan. 10, aged 75. HAMER. El less.

West Hoboken. Jsn. 10, aged) 17. Funeral to-morrow, 4 P. M.

HALSEY. Sarah Westfield. Jan. 10. aged bi.

HAUOHET. Terence 8., 60 Atlantic St, Jersey City, Jan. 10. Funeral to-morrow. HE LLTH A L.

Joseph I Oh Halsey New ark. Jan. 10, aged 411. Funeral to-day. HKKKICK.

WlUlatn 6 Mulberry St. Newark, Jan 11. Funeral notice later. KIOOINS. Emma.

AO Spring St. Jersey City. Jan. 10. aged do.

HOLI.INOER- William. 133 Walnut St. New ark, Jan. 11, aaed 42. HUTCHINSON.

David Hudson Heights. Jsn. JO. aged 1st. IRVING.

Loretta. 179 Montgomery St, Jersey City, Jan 11. Funeral Jan. 14. JA6TRAB.

Anna, Bayonne, Jan. 9. aged 40. JACOBU8. Sarah, Newark.

Jan. 10, aged 4a Funeral to-day. 2 P. M. So 2 Clinton 8t.

Hoboken. Jan. 41. aged 45. KUCK.

Napoleon Hobokus, Jan. ral notice later LEA. Mae, New Brurswlck, Jan. 9. aged la LE LK T.

Mary, Paiereon. Jan. 9, aged 7d. LUEHS. Oeorge 118 tearden St.

Hoboken. Jan. V. aged LUPl'ON. J.

Harry, Long Branch. Jaa. a aged 72. S82 Varick St. Jersey City.

Jan. 11. MADDEN. Jeremiah, Newark. Jan.

1L Fune-ral notlcs later. MERGITH. John. West Hoboken. Jan.

11. aged 7s. MULLIOAN. John. Harrison.

Jan. 11. Funeral notice later. NEVILLE. Mary.

229 12th Jersey City, Jsn. 9. Funeral to-morrow. 9.J10 A. M.

NEWKIRCHXEn. Brunero. Pa tar son. Jan. aged 4.

NOLAN. John. BO, Jersey Jersey City, Jan IO. Funeral to-morrow, 9 A. M.

PERCY. Henjamln, West Hoboken. Jan. 8, 17. Funeral to-day.

PETERS Charlea M-. 243 3d 8t, Jersey City, Jsn II. RAH NCR. William. 427 15th Newark.

Jan. 1. aged 42. REED. ieorse 20T 9th Jersey City.

Jsn. 9. Funeral to-day. 2 rto P. M.

ROBERTSON Elleanor. 43 Madison Jersey City, Jsn. JO. Funrrul service to-day. RORINSXV.

Jean B. Paterson. Jan. 9. Elizabeth.

Jan. 9, agd 1 fui. Funeral to-morrow, 2 P. M. Orange.

Jan. SCHMIDT Frederick, Hakensark. Jan. 10. as-ed TO.

Kuneral to-morrow. 2:30 P. M. 8E1D3NWAVD. Benedict.

71 Kearney AT. Jersey City. Jan. 10, seed 7d. SPORRI.

Louisa. Tsterson. Jan. 9. aged Ta Funeral to-day.

2 P. M. TITT '8. 'aoil Newark. Jan.

10, agd T7. Funeral private WAT.THER. IMilsa. 12 Linden Jersey Clfv. Jan.

10. Vunoral to-dav, 1 P. M. W1TTEL. Marraret, n.ll Bergen Newark, Jan 11.

aced 9. Funeral Jsn, 14. WOLFF Anna S. Roeeil Park, Jan. t.

aged B3. Funeral prtvst. EOLLCR. John Trenton, Jan. 9, aged B9, New Terk Stale.

AGLET. John H-, Poughkeepei. Jaa. agwd l. BRt'ETTE Edmund Took era.

Jaa. a Funeral to-day. 2 P. M. CARSON.

Oeorse Poushkepele. Jan. a Valhali. Jan. 9.

RKMA.N -fcUrr T5 A-allsad Tan kers. Jan. 9. aged HI. flAR-VETT.

William Poughkeersl. Jan. a HAL8TEAD. fcarah roughkeepsle, Jaa. sged 54.

LENT. Kohenla. Putnam Valley, Jaa. IO. F'ineral notice later.

SLITTER -W. Hard. Hudson. Jaa, a aged 84. FunejaJ private.

Jn SQtmoziitn. POL AN Joha. maas st Bridget's csnrea. Jersey City, to-day. A.

M. RILKY. Cathsrlse maee Hely Nam Choreh. Newark. N.

fi-day. A. M. UNDERTAKER. FRANK E.

CAMPBELL. S41-S4S Weet tSd. Chssels Axabiiteaee Serrloe. Tst. 1 Jl rbesssa.

JcSa W. Lrss 8. fists t. 'Skeee IJM seises. OlSest CstsklMieS.

fsssssilsel CEMETEJtrES. THE WOODUiYM CEUETERT IS easfly eealble by Harlem trata fra Orand Ceatral Stattaa. Webster and Jerome Asms trolleys, ssd bv cam. Lets 14S vp. Telephone 1 4 US mercy for Peek of Vtewa or represents tlve OmCT tO KAST tlO N.T.

CTTT. Mill I MK.Sll. Seed for Booklet. Cstl or 'phewe Bryant. THB LX LAND COMPAJTT SIT Firth Aveeue, aear libWH rreebrer-foykssidsa Cejp 1S Lreaasray.

N. T. fceod for as booklet. McCORM ACK. Sarah E-.

1 Sth A.