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TITE NEW YOT.lt TnrE5. TUESDAY. JULY 11. 1911. DIX DELAYS ACTION OK THE CITY CHARTER frtttnti the from RyiSft It Through at th Sett'an's CIcte.

tco c-xret. he rl''W Mr aad Wft Cniit A. Qnwwq wtTl I rat a ra Aoi ut frwea tuetr anwtoe trip Have VI H4 8 Chaoe'f aad wul go la Waua I eaa' Ta yfc waa rr f- At-P fmr- ef 1 Te I tMt ait wTT- wrr4. l- Mr Mrr af ini4 laaof Prt at Mf. a wImkH k.

-lr4 n-np4t mar twt.rtfta ba put Wt'or ftal a-r HfWK in pe.a'a4 ara cnxf.r mn tiv. ir- aa aapof fa----v wit a na n' attr.tn-nt tt frwn tt tht feMwi frwn tAw trrnWf Vw Tk -r- cart lw littba tk cftaMX mont tm ktffara lka tea Hn.l ii-- tmuia a aaif kw aia la. fr iwift(lo wtt ta 1" aw a a far I IB-It a I ta vry an I af 1 1. aaa. aun 4 a't diaroaalaw a w.r-n:ate taa.

f.a i. tafa wU' aaal lw rnw a tytim a Ni. tk C.t C1una. n4 naiar a rkartar Saw a.r f-. iaa kaa I pi af tkw tsy ummm, iyaai frwm TimmT i 4icrW.

wkw la I U- af l.iw I CtmmiflM Uk law lwwr i aa! ka drift ihm fmo'ffi ckart.r. al uo laafktaf III t'tlMl' If kA4 ftktU W.haraar ari4 tnkttt kwt ka Wm mut af l. tartar 4. ka ifi4, aart w.My ltrw i-t f'Vafk. ka l.

m-w v-m HI I a a.l l-l rmn af ratK kut fwival rUf Iron (iil ur -ut a. I i Ma tor' a an tfkka.1 f-nrni aat I fraw tw iMkH af A M.rta al'VKil fova-tatlnA. v. runif 4'k't wmo w.a ut.tJ i ha kaa tw uyivov anal li nn4 Aart arkfua, w. h.

a I ia isltiut annU4 kw br tkiw tiTV. war a.twtait Wn a-. i4 I A I (.4 Vm aToww wuT taw fw iu kMM Urii.r a wars faiakw. ka.4 an a ruf ttt'MI wa.l at a r.ki tc T-r an. I a krarCa Uf mrft Vt tfcc kM ai4fMt4." Mr.

Foiww tui.l. i4 Mara' Oaor La.t.r arw antr rtuM rw tAw Mr aw.r, wril-k kwv ln Inlk 1 ekwrtar waft. an4 Mr Uur- It ft tiAl rKartar Iv4 at at la aawawm 4-nl fcnar kftTtMf kknvl tkkt." Iu. 1 1. 1 rrr -vf i A.

ka com. frmn tkw I -aw af N.w Taf C.lr. Ilrl war ba araa'tntal la r.T r-at rr fcw carwrwlir raat. "-w nwl af tkw a-r fcy rv. wWk ha.

ajnwr. ia rrttr tk riumr fnara a(twf4 at cnii-i tw UI waa kwta 11. cir atwS I am rwrtaia I Sal cfMrt.r fr rl ocv-t sn4 -ta ka aa rportuwilT lw aaw far tnaaiaa'vaa krw faw I ttW ra4-'l tka wa wUl aw klai "Thw nit Jr efcaiira. a4 vlrtoal. 15a air hw.iiaJ mi la tk rvitv 'w a af nr-i af rtsraium.

wh'a a a o-i ri a4uw t-v. w-Jn-, fcrif aaaiat r-wwtwiiawaj- karorul tkw tTn Virtr at f-- rwtatma. a1 IT tHa r--fU tlowrw ft UmT -r- "af. fwii rh4rt tb 4-pwM 'h for aa aU-tt-a ir- T6l rrwrtwn ta kaoa at tn Pa I ri rkarta. Vrk mj.c kr Iltaw.

IU. 1 ta kaa K.a (ut .4 aaatwr. I Mo- artwaia af tk aaaalaa lta "Mi aat r-olit. cbartar 4-inltalr ui of Ifca wa a.nauao.! br ka ai! ra tw- Vi ta aawawna aoaki av4wr-t oat L' a yt at (vnrumal "ota to I -Va I aJ ka boot, a4op44. r.nma imrign ia cnnf ia 8TACC NOTCS.

a. br.awr.a aa. w.awrT at fs. OMaa at Caaaa lkaatr. aT'" a- kaa Wa raaT4 kr rbkaa a r--a a Aaaw Vr-tt Ta ka4 k.krw wttk lUratal lt)a- rMv, ka, koaa aaaaawt kw to A- 1 OH v't ika a TCaH J'aaw Cat koa rat a a at.

'a- fa V- ww aiM ka- w. "wa 'aaw airl I f-kS ta to aaaaa a V'' ta toa MfHtl a TVa PR a i mw Caaaary Tkaatro to kay- av-Waa kaa till al tm tmf '1. VCTl I -a 1 I i T.T T.aaVaa.r7 kaaa-a: aaaaa af tk rwl fbata a 1. -W I. ad ta ivwuaai aa grtday a laa kj para aa taaaa.

a 17 a a. aaaa aa aa rw i a- --i a I n- rMi tr. r--4 rf-- w-r ar Jt wi. n4 Mr. 4 Mr rBlg fYtX Tl' lfcir 4ui'r.

Him A4rtM 1U "rr t- r.t 2 tK Ui Dr. rr4r Oilbrt Mr- a.1 c-tr. Kratl 1 1. WatUr. .1 I of tK l.n otil Mr a4TkaJ b.r at 4trra afl.r it U.fi rVvlt UDr lwt TMr it t4 UU firnv A'rr tn pr(xt rfkartar amfwll 7.

Mr Mra. A iu Mart) IW I oau Mr a Mr. ata aW.T'.-pU tlrI ra. I rami Wrtaht. Ilkm Hyt.

orV'---IMrj' in, r.rtunlr kari.r far I Mvr- 7 i ka taaa kaaa. Twaafae fra-a tk aatataa Vfr I af a.a wtj taaaai wa raal a.r Tk S.ra-S Ol. aaea-aal l-att a- -a Paaaa. t. aaw start tk rae aa kw wui aw laaaal.

t-aa aay la- "Taa f-iaa li at Iw ew praartr Tk-a atataaaa af taa. VN Taataa. raa, aad lataaerlale aaaeaaty faitaw ta aaa taws-e-wwr mmtmrmpt fr-vaa ta a at. taw aMiwr 1 1 aa 'it taa. ta 1 1 a a ia rm era a aaw etekt taa etta af rewanj as ka.

4 to a-rt a af ni Ptowf either tk oaewrttiwa wUI kw returned or, lh Condition Ot the rOOf. -a Ta-a f- waaa avru Saiaeway. oa -ew tat tKa-a la fnwrrd to tow daw, thia wui a cowort.4 o.t ta depcatu R. FULTON CUTTING, Pre ilea SOCIAL NOTES. tr.

e- Jffi Ft aetata Bettrwnit re-tr-aa-t la.t w.ah alter threw awn tke' Irty a era 4. "I ere sow .1 tkafr c-1'7 La. I "4. eat Mat weak erCl ta MiUMr-lftU tee caw Ir Cowry A faw a4 has ftmUf I iw aaawtAaat, 1 L. cwti f- Mr.

mm Frank H. WltWU ant we TO 'Jl ere n-w at I aa riauv ar boated aw at fa eVurwp. eea.nt everj eetAv Mra fl bw Wfl to-wra tr fasna.y 1 oca lUteo. Me. Jli-4.

K. a- Mr. aavt Mt Jacob tv-airf have MX trip ihmtt tk Tyro. 4 ar www at -reie. aaaa Wara-nf.

kMT. whwea tky ar via. flag Mr. ae-wtawv tor mnij vmu Mr. rUa.

formal Mr. Vaa fWaaawtaer rrwfr. ha toft Pane and le Mtwui ilk frtaads la wiiserLaixl. Fair rthlaoeea.lor. Mil IUtur4ar M-a.

A. tMl Cafafa. ku Wa a I taw IT aa4 t3 at tM im am tor hrt WEDDED, WITHOUT NOTICE. B. Waller MIm Flrn Mtrrill MjrHtd In Crae Church.

M' norvf -nto Marrtll, tfsocb. PINAF0REw ON SHIPBOARD. Opera te be BUjtd en BHtlth Ship Meertd Off Pert Washington. I rmtTal pcarnttlo "II V. B.

ni i.ka tUvca aff part WwUsdM. L. to-slaht. -rata4 aabor. r.ttnc I.UW It aaj-n ax-n- movtw.

aru er tw aa4 ea) rMtUUf fcr ahlo a Kot. Thar la 'X "n4 Vi1 CkVrmaa opT Coca- NEV COURT HOUSE BILL IN. Partly Cay nor a Busatttlona City Hall Park Still In Oangtr. 3hM TW Srm Yfk Tim. ALPAXT.

Jair Itt-Tba Ntw Tork Ca aatf Covrt llauaa WU. wicb Mayor Garkwr to4 Uat Nk. mJ tta ap pwrmr tn tkw 8na la ta-Bta-ht la a aaw aiaav Tktw feci! waa tairJBw4 by ewaator liushaa StUwaH of tha Droas. aUo faiawr4 two prartoua tUia wtica taaa tauowjraJ ta IMa aaa-ium. Tkw aww trn follow a meiy ta art tha ma-Ja Vr Mtrtf Oaynor la ta at ana Tta Mayor w(f ta4 that tkw tVoaril of kava atx mwatht wHn ta pUci a at'a tT pro aaw t'woB'r Cowrt llacaw far Saw aavf tnat If a a.ta hat fcwan fuv4 ta tkai lltn.

that tha Vowt llowaw oaimiMkia aawa4 kaa poaar ta aalact aata. taar tka Ul IWr lor BinwrH tr.tra-4u-a4 to-ftiaM Iba ttoarw af Katuaaia nut aivVVa tta kwwar la aaUarttaas a ana Ui I rv Court llaw CoriinuaatVm. wbWrn la (Mwttoal to favwr taw arcUorr of law awwr own tlwwaw ta tNa lily Hall txi tkw of taa OmMf fowrt tlwcaw. Taw ti: rrrlaS IKat tb Iloard af Mlnul. ahirk la kfrowa ta ka taMMf aila raw, auat mm to aa aarawaaaal wrtk I rm Cwort llouaa Co m-miaatoa wit Ma ala or ia aur-rralar ta powar ia th tr-tr ta Ihw rvoifnhufcofl wklrM la autaorial ar l-va to local aaw Coort liouaw anrwhwr tm an na.lt an.

fei no rawrttioa ta w4 af tHa Oty ttatl I -ark la If- ttt of tka maaaur. It la kwiwa tnat II a rra-n I rrr- vaiaa ill mull ta taw k-w-aiort tna a.w fojrt llwtrao hr. Tha ptH to a IMM rwl- TW may tva taa an aa aa IndM-alloa If It aUl bw failroavJaU lamia tkw IwffUUlur. TAX MESSAGE FROM DIX. Oavtmtr Ur.ee Patta.a ef Inherit nc Bltle te Ktap Capital Mara.

aLBAXT. Joly W-Oot. IM aant anaaaaaa ta taa aviator to-day oa tba aabjacf of tba mhantaix tai law. nrdac aa4 favwabua coeetdaratloa ef tha btlJ totr4ocl by tWaalor Hart a. omtnor fraai attaaUa ta tba fact tbat tba praaaat law baa faJl4 to tta porriww aa4 th rvwatioa -tvart4 baa ripol'r fallen aft It ha a taijatd tna wtlk4raal of capital from th at a la by raaaoa of tk ta a enai wipilowa act Ka rataa riaUi aharply ta a ataalmum 2i par rant Th (iortrnaf mi( If r.au-t la uojoat ae conf oratory.

Ma cwottnu' Tk pi i i a I Mw'eaaMlaaad alaa ka oril aaaal taaattan. wktck kat arraloallr aawwa aa I ir aatwr taa. aaj wti-a waa i an i tataaattiaw aal la-lta ta tk rata. Tki tat aar4 ala to atrwrt ta attaauaw taa taa: pwftU Of atkar atataa aa4 forala rooa-trtaa ta aawkta taaaltaat taalaraa kawa Tkoa la alarra kaa "art vaa4a-t. 4 -r wwaiaVk aurtaw af atwa a4 ark tvrrartikaa aw kaa ararc a kt Min la aaaar war aa! rroaa katf a ta taa laal kaa la a ta wul Mm r-la to lak-xuar.

Iaaa aaaaa aar lani aaw. ra aatittwa to taa taa wkt'k ia k-ala ar raaaery af kla aaat Wa.a ajr ala I i Tk rttnat aaaal't-aaaa af u. I ta avtai taa kwraaa la wall kawoa. aaw tat aa IMHUIt I waaki taaa. Vaa ta war a taa aatilaaatt a war M-tai'nal trwinaiil.

Taa kill kaaa ftrot Wat a laa af tl wa awiiataral kaaaaata aa4 law. kaaiaataa wit ta a awr caa. rat. arwirM a 1 aa a-ac tamaw a tw aaaa nwiaai a far awwrt aatr. aaMI a aatiaaa'aa af a par carac oa aaswaata l.

I raulat Vit aa iaatat a ckaaara ta raa ta ta awaawww ra tk ktar raj ubimi'm aoakta taaatta. Tkt la Im fiMia) taaaaw rat taaaritt aa4 au aawawrir. Taaav pawtwrtr aa aa raaJ avat im awca a a la aa4 aaattaaa. lataaat. taalavt mn in.

a-wl a.aaaa ml aM taaa. a4 ea I'tM tk K1 fk traaaawa at ark fra awattaat af taw ataa wtu aw taaaaaa aiy aa far aa Ika-f taatwa raal ratal aa4 l.a. I 1 1 aaatl praawrtr aarataa kra Tla tat aa law mirtr af raataaata 'TT" Jyw. I'tt a to? at aaaa inw iranairr taa ee appuwd rvwpwrty toft in trxat for 'IM wae of a i tenant, aaw crew at- troika) tkw feet I aal tkw toairaurf r. aaaa aa.at aat IMI taw law? kw ll las.

alitk rrwnvantly taM be rafuaid. tkw State ewile-t aal tho taa whw-h wiU I IA MfW" ow a ad that T-ehan kw depo.t of ofn-iwiit lh rYr4 taca ar law nairtr ml raataawta a i. inn ITTITT ADuiilliHlil D0111D GOES TO -FAMILY Sons and Daughters, On Excepted, to Shar Founder Interest In Department Stor. PROVISION FOR MRS. STRAUS Tw HtbrW CheHtlce le Be-wth4 17500.

end te the tropic lyn Inatltute HO000. Tba wnl af Abraham Abraham, tba Drooktya raarcbaaC who dlod at bla earaavay bema ta tba Tbauaaavi lalaftd aa Jaa a. raaa ftiad yaatarelay la tba Mr-rocate a Court la Droeklya. Tba balk tba aa tat a. wblch ta brliavad ta ran tat tba tanaoae la yalu.

4ir1Ja4 oqually tiDfiif tba four cbCdraa of tba taotator, tba wt4ow reaitrta a Urge banulty -rcalln f71vXa Tbara ar two cbar itAb4a kaxioaata a (in af HO. tb Crooklya laatltuta of Arta aa4 tVcUoc. Mr. Abrkharaa to tar at ta tba bla dapart-naat (lor a ef Abrabam 8tra.ua tn Kreoklya gooa to tUa oa aad two af bla daacbtar. Tb extant of Mr.

Abraham, fortune If not atatd. tba patltloa attaebwd to ta wtU aarlr aatttac forth that tba aetata, both raal n4 personal, aflxwati to raer tha a IM.UKX- Tb aaacutor oi tb wl) aa4 tb truaiaoa ef tba aetata ar widow of tb taanator. Roe Abraham; bla eon, Lawreac Abrabam. aad1 bla aotve- la-Uw. Edward EI urn.

Blmoa T. Botb MM. aad farcy 8. Streua. Tba win waa a sweated ea Jaauary 3 Laat.

Mr. AbrabAm Uare to tb Jewlah Ho pttaj of Xirooklra. la tb work of which be waa always deeply Intareated, 5(xkX to apply tba Incomo thereof to fbe maln- taaaaca aad aupport of tha Inatltuuoa. Tb fum of I2.IU) boquoatbad to the Drooklya rodaratloa of aw lab Charilk. rtank Jackaon.

jr many year a truated employe of Mr. Abrabam. of late year tb eamrtar bont of th merchant, le to reeetYe an annuity of To the wvlow of tb teetator riven tb hantleoan AVraham a fiance at bO t. Mark's Aveeua. Ilrooklya.

tasether with aU tba furattor. booka. picture, aad other contents thereof. Mrs. Abraham la alao ta rcV the eom of mm aa 1la artillft lim 1.

to be paid from t.te ditrldanri and Intaroat oa Ih atocka aad bonoa of th A raat 1 Kaaltv ConiMBT owned by the teetatcr. I Aa Boon a a pnaalbl the In tar aat of the taotator la th firm of Abraham At "traue la to bo aopraiaad and tllvwdad amooa I a raw at tb rh.Ldron th oa. Lawrrnc Abraham, and two dauahtara. I41lki Hotharbitd and Floranra I'lum. Th will protod.a.

bowwr, that thy ehall make orar to JtUlltb Straua. II rmalnlnc danajhtar. onouarb In raah or othr prop-riy aa that efo will bar a no-fourta a hare la the aetata. Tb Intereat of l--ranc Abraham to bo bald In truet for bim. tha litram only to onlraa marri.

Should marry tha principal la than to bo pa to hl-n. Should ha die anmarriad ehar wi'l eeat In hie elk-tar. Mra. Koihachltd. Mrs.

lUum. and Mr, ftiraua. Tha laat cUoa la tb will la as fotlowa: It aa aar latan-ion that wr actar. yMMh Strau. IUU taka tk ma portia an aa ttmm aa latarast la ta flrra aaaartatta af Afcrakaaa A Btraoa aa otnar taaa taa ata-k at tk Akraat HaaHy Comaaar.

The wltn-aweo tb will ware T. 81d- rey of 1 Urooklyn Arenue. Hronklr. aad at. Ureal oa Ihw taw form af Orout a.

Uroub GATES DYIsq CH1CAQ0 HEARS. Tctetrame te Drokere Say FlnancUr' Cendltloa It CrltkaL Srvtl fa Ta ra-wA CinCAGO. Julr ia Cablea to tba effeet that John W. Galea 'a condition baa growm more critical la tb Uat forty-e-efct hours, aad that ba la not aa ported to recorer, war rorwlred by llarrla. WyataTop Co oink broker.

t-dy. Th aaw of Mr. Oatas laeemlwy rhanro of raroerT apread a pt1 1 if. roue ft Ua Kail ftrrt tiwwf the rmn-vrra many frtrada la tha financial diatnet. PARI Jolr lX-The conditlna of John W.

Uatea aae eald to-d4y to urt-rhanrrd. eecopt that the lore duration or bia iiina baa aeakenod th pa ileal and raadard lb caa mr Hfloua. CIireneM. Meckay Sails To-day. Claramc II.

Mackay. rrratdent of tb Coanmorclal Cable Oampany. will eall for Kurep to-dar on the Wlthelm IL While abroad he will inapect th European statlona af the company. YESTERDAY'S WILLS. rtrtrtiRT rrmrAnr rirrmmj died Jair Iill.

wfi mora than raalty a4 am If-a a flA.eno paraaaalty; aVC-i kia wtft-. I jr Ja Olwuahlln; hi aaaafcur. ttalaa O. Or Lwavklia foeka: llMw kia kaothar. Ma PUiy CrtaMajhlia: It.mo to kl a ater.

Aaa t'rala; la kla ala tar. Ba. a. era 1 11. a pt-asvaa: ll.om to his Malar, t.rara Oara Oaie: tl.OOQ la kla atatar.

riaarvar I'raaLa Saarii; fl.10 kla a4pwta4 krwtkar. Wl'itaaa firakar Jarkann Uaarhlla: tl.ttta Iw kla rwual-t. k-ratM Btwwart crtwoaMln. af Caaaa; ait'-J Tk liiitpurat4 Srnaw af tba tvcaa. af Oatarta.

Caaaaa. tk r-aa af wkack aa ka award to awppwrt of St. AMl-aT Oarck. Terkar. Oatart.

MOI1UE mxB BARAHALX. a wt Jan tail, at Ntra, Kr.ara. aft aaar tka tluo.noO rar aaa Intaraat la aatlr aatal to har iaaaawa. Mas Iiarakall af Swttaertaa. wilk prwttatwu taat ka a'" kla aoo.

Jaka M. lair-1 aaail. rack nmi aa ko aaaa Mt toward hie mt thai Hwalaa aa4 utlaa ojaaaej; oeetk af kwtfc ktskaad aad eoa tha aetata aiwtad eaaaiiy kataeaa Ltlii Stla y.alser aad Nalite Sua fckrKk. both ot Oecanaey. lirxflT DC PtTlTtR died May Itlt.

-fl M.a paraaaalty I kla eleter. Kallf M. a. Varatar af SO Iaat Maavaty-aiatk Strwat. AIVLA A.

IURT1U dtad Jan SI. 1P1L. laft ea aaaattmal-d aaaaaat rwalty and par. an r. yii).

to kar rrand at-oa. LMrotky Itarrar; IUk" le St. Tkwmaa'a Caurrh. Klfth and nity-lhird ktr-af: ta St. Lake a tl-Mn far Aael Wamaa: Al.o to Char.

twraalrataan af New Jaraav: Vt to He-e-4y tar te Krllaf af th t.tu.t tllnd; tXiaO La aal Aid Sortcty: ta New Tars Itfimtit far Waraaa and CMIdraa: IIX-aw aa :upkra.la La '111 a la teniae M. (aVaataavai. I arta. Panr: to KUaabath A tXtiM. aad tl.uO to Harold lanW Kerrey.

Mothers and Babies THB Tenement Districts Wul EiUtrUlntJ at SEA BREEZE for at LeeztOn Day Tilt Sutmmt. THIS BTh DAY IS THE ONLY SUMMER VACATION Tbses wara-eut weawsa anal aSaSr sofcass After the r.crce beat tKe relief etrecUIJr nrreat. need your help af ar aatava aa aay a-aar cn.ia tvar '-aa4 ra aaarw pia-ttaa of Ik akar af aw aa. Lawraaa AMakaat. ta Ik -at kla Saa'k aamarrva-t.

kat that aara Summer roeKiace or me Drwrirwm a to meet the etnerffner. HttndreMs of.fmtt, CoL mncl. Jooe. u. a.

are irrlvlne diily, It only cents to tenJ mj gnUrtaiJI CaCO Bother Of C-IU lor a OJy. x. AU.r. tw tnut w. a a J--' rurtt St Sea Rreere frtr a tveek.

How many persons will yon fire a a tnta yeai-r Send contributions to K. S. biiatora. SOUND BOAT IN CRASH IN FOG Commonwealth Hit by Flshln Steamer, but ths Damage le Slight. Cocaine west ta th Soond early yeaner-day laornlac tb Fan Rlrer liner Com mon wealth collided, soar rvsher'a la la ad.

wita tba Near llaraa flablnaT Jamea M. Gilford. Tb accident bap- peeaed at 12 Al A. M. la a boary fopj.

Hot A raoaele wer damaoed a bore tb water tta. bat balk raached port without aaaletAacat Tba Cotnrooa aal lb bo I ta bar port aid, where tba bow of tb aavallor aaaal bit bar. shore tba suAJ-d, carry Ins away asva staachtot. aad rlpptoAT away about taa feet of bar side plaaklns. The Common weal lb waa morlns uadar I roduced speed when tb fUbormaa ap peared suMSdeniy out oc ta io.

too aat to avoid tb coXUalon. Cap. W'UlUra Appleby oast tba nsa to quarters preparatory to lowerins tb life boats. Aa examination abowd that tb Comavoawealth bad be-en damafed a dot tho water Hao and tfcero waa not tha a la-h leal dan are r. Tha CommoawaalUa stood by to raader aealatAnc to tha other tLTm.IV.

and tbr waa aa aaiieua iw Bilnulaa far Ikoaa laanlnar OTr tha boat rail beforw a rolr m-aibond ojt of tk fo mat tba tiifford waa all rl hi. TMa ciod tb tecllrnt and tba Common- wralib euntlauod on bar way to thta city, The damaa to tha Common wealth was coaflaod ontlroly to tba carlo spaoa of tha voaool and bat few of tho ftOO paaeen-aare wore astkaatd. Bom aloeplivs la toe room near where th bow of the oil foa-d atrurk wr arouaod aad went ou to aaw wUt tb hubbub waa about, but all wont back to bod whoa aoaurad there aaa no dancer. Tb Common wealth raached Her Dirr about two hour lata. mostly on account of foe.

Carpenter a Kaan at nnr. ta raralr tha damafk which wae eellmated at ttCQ. 8 ho sailed: laat nlrhl for Kali Rlrar cm tlm. Th tilfford durlns th day reached New Loadon with ber bow amaahed. 8ha waa not I oak las and went to Noank for re pair.

SHEPARD IS STRONGER Lawyer's Physician Says His Condi tion le Much Improved. LAKE GEORGE. N. T- July NX rd- ward M. 8herard.

tha Brooklyn attorney. who condition has caused hla frlaods rreat anxiety, waa a little atronser t-oay. tr. T. Hennlns eald that Ala r-iient bad paaeed a comfortable nlbt.

and reported his condition as much Improrea. Ail signs ar that Mr. Shepard M1 to- Ail the roada to Mr. Bbepard Bummer home have been cioeeo. atsier, jar-.

llawlvt. and hla nice. Mrs. Huaaeil LafllngweU of New Xofk. ar with blnv ACTORS' FUND INQUIRY BEGUN RepresenUtlvss of Six Clubs Receive Books for Investigation.

RepresenUtlres of the various clubs who are to Investigate tba accounia oi the Actors" Fund of America at the re quest of Daniel Frohman. President the Fund, held their first meetln- yes-ttrday at tho headquarters of tho Fund la the Gaiety Theatre building. Tb rep-rroentatlrrs ar Hollla E. Coole of the Orern Room Club, Do Wolf Hopper of th UmK Guy Nlcholla of the flayers. It.

Femoerion ot in aciui a Bernard Relnohd of tb Actors' Order of Friendship, end Alice w. Brown tn Profraaional Woman's LeeTU- Thee rep-reaented a majority of th Inrited invee-a I in committee. Lonaiderahi adranc waa mad when Prreident Krohman and V. F. Mackey.

Chairman tt the Ex-cutly Commute, turned freer ail tba booka and accounts of the Kund. as well aa Its laat audited monthly report. The commlttf elected Mr. Cooler aa Chairman and Bernard He In old fewcretary. Sequent mttUnftt win bo held until tb loyeoturatlon.

baa boea completed. OPEN AIR DRAMA AT SCHOOL Free Performsnee ef -The Merchant of Venice" on July 25. Tba Merchant of Venice will be the first open-air perfortnance given la the Recreation centre of tb Public schools. v.wi.in', writl Ko Praaentod on July 2d with a caat of professional players at PubUo School Oi. Tenth Street and Avenue U.

This Theatre Centra for School has bea orcaniaed ay juiius nopp to oimi Ih drama witcin tna nun ot in mua Tha KimiffiMi rrvoBaratti with th Board of Education. Tb first performance will bo fro of coarse, Musis In the Parks To-day. f-kakaaa Park, at M-. Military Dead; Theenaa P. Ward.

La oar. star trcanelad Banner. 1. March Th Iron Kins" Bt narr Overture lieu a wa it a Vienna Ttaeut las a aaiaatiaa Madame Sbarry Hoachna By th 1'wtaM Ttlrar Myddlatea arlon II Tree Intarwarsso La Peplia Tobfcnl S. Medley Ovwrtur" Summer pays a La rtkwa Tradler la Marok Satnptr rid He Amartca.

WEEK'S PLAYBILLS. yjarfeld Tenire baas a aaether areak at tba Jertin fart ktat Beaat McCoy. LiiUaa Law-ain. aad Hert WUUama ar antong ta principal entanainara. Mls Valeaka Barrett's anraramaul "to Tha Red Row." at th Otob Tb.atr.

will contlnu Indaflallaty Uiraackaat th Wan mar. A popular priced tallaea aire every Wednesday. ot Rick Quick Walliacford eoatleuee at ike Uoor M. Cohan Theatre. Tk Wednesday ntallaeee will be ellmlaalad uotll further aetloa.

Mortwa aad Moore continue et the Columbia Tltaetre. where their uvefy perforraaoee ef The Merry Whirl be aaa iu HHk week yee-lerday alurnaea. Tk rtah Lady eeatlsawa at the New Ameterdaaa Tbaalra. Thar. wUI aa r-nw Satyr Bracelet matlaee next katarday aftaraaoa.

Ollrae Twiat waa rertaad br th ra-ttlr stork oetnpaay et the Academy of Muste ye- tarda r. Tht to farewell Weak ef the present sassna ef Cecil fpoooer and har company at tba Metropolis Theatre. Mont Criate le the flaal klU. The aeadlleee at Keith TTwctore Fifth Araaa Thaatr are Nina Morrta and eompany and Ray Cor. Nina Mon-la preaaatad har la laat a-aedavtlto vahlel.

Who Shall Con-daanar Tk royal piarea.la fnwrne taa eoranatloa Is saowa at Ike Edwa Mnaee every afternoon and rrenia. At the New Bricklea Tkaatra. at Briehlon tWark, tkla weak, kleoiewneer M'Xire. Tnat yn aaaaa. Frank Ttnney.

aad Toots pake aad bar Hawaii are tk kaadllaera. Ctket larry Is tke bl'l topper at a Roei Garda tfcto w.k. This alU ber oaly eaairopolttaa taodevtii eat1 raaca. At the A marl ran Kf Oardaa a tonr attraction to heaaad by Alfred the Firat. a maek" wklek la a Ira aat kuraaa.

Barti Fowlar. rnwaoloa-ae maJd. to one ef tba teeturca af tha bili. At the Brtahtoa Bearh Masle Katl Mlaa Oraee Vaa Staddirord bead tk Uat of eater- At rellaada Amttaaitiant Park? tke A bora Cy-rra Ctmraay ta praanlna Kin Xndo." wltfc Raeart Lott la Ih till rel. Ruiey as aaala paaytag Qtaeea UA.

Miss Isabel H. Floyd-Jones a Brido. Tke A'rw Far rwr. rROVINCETOVrN. Mas.

July 10. RuaaaS Comptoa Jones. M. Columbia 00, was married' her to-day to Miss Isabel Helen Floyd-Jones, daughter ot Mra. Frank W' right of Now York aad tb lata W.

Bemplo Floyd-Jones, who was a nephew of the let CoL Flo yd -J ones ot Mexican War fame. Th ceremony waa performed at the Bummer rKlnr ef the brtdesroom'a A retlrad. The arid wore a iravenna; costume, and bad no attendants. Only members of tb Immediate family wer present. Tbo bride waa od oca tod In Paris, where she Is wall-known 8bo bad boon dn la IC.a Vftrk for tk laat few years.

Mr. Jones la a Consulting Ua- dj TTIth Arenne gtneor with the Ortscom-Spoocor romptnriAilA X. W. Of IOCS. ft ts a memoar 'l- ran A.

N. O. N. Y-. D.

K. K. and Columbia Club of New York, aad tha a-trrwitefi Club of New Jersey. After their honcyrooon tha youno couple wtl irake their homo In the National Arte Cik Building. Gramcrcy Park.

ew York. ATLANTIC CITY WIDE OPEN. Sunday Law "Fractursd with Impunity, Declares Mr. Fairbanks. ATLANTIC CITT.

N. July HX Former vie PreaiJent Cbarlea W. Falrbanka criticised Sunday conditions at this resort In aa addreea to-day before the Meth-Idost CbrUtian Endaavorers la St. Paul Methodist Episcopal Church. -When I arrived her yesterday.

said. I would never have known It waa Sunday save by looking at the calendar. The conditions war shameful, worse than ta many European cities. Every store, saloon, aad place of amusement seemed to ba Apparently tho rulers of this town don't consider It a part of America. They act as tbouch there wer do AU this should chaneod.

It la a dlsgraoe that this resort should be allowed to fracture the law with euch Impunity." Twenty-four great denominational rsJ-llea war bald during tha day by visiting Errd.es vorers, aad there were two big railiea on th Million-Dollar Pier. FREEZING MILK IN BLOCKS. Experiments at New Haven to Guard Against Short JflTVr. IIAVXN. Conn-.

July NX As' a result of tb present scarcity ot milk, ex periments tn freezing; it ar bains tried In this city, with view to providing; a supply when delivery Is slow. Tha plan la to frees th milk Into bracks of. SSO aad 800 pounds, wblch may used as found taeceesary At tho present time milk, dealers must depend solely on the daily output from dairy farms and ar unable to allow for any sudden In crease In demand or falling off In supply, HELD IN MOLTEN METAL. Workman Terribly Burned and Al leged Assailant In Court. Sftiml to- Tk Xrw York Timet.

TRENTON. N. J-. July 10. Rlcardo Za-fretl was In tha Polls Court to-day accused of assault and battery upon Cologne Zoda, a fellow-workman.

Zoda 's son, George, charged that the prisoner beat bla father Into unconsciousness and then held him against a mass of molten Iron In a mold until he was terribly roasted. Zoda ia now in a hospital ana may not recover. Judsre Harris held ZAlrett to await further developments. JUSTICE HOOKER DROPS DEAD Michigan Supreme Court Jurist Dies tn Railway Station. AUBURN.

N. July 10. Frank Hooker, Justice of the Supreme Court of Mlchlfan. a resident of Lavnalng. died suddenly hero this morning In the New Tork Central station after abandon ing an automobile trip following- a mild attack of heart disease laat night.

Jus tice Hooker. In company with George 8. Kotmtr and N. A. MandeU.

Judgea of, tha Circuit Court of Detroit, had been on a tour of several weeks duration by automobile. Justice Hooker bad Just entered tb New Tork Central station wben be suddenly fell forward and waa picked up utau. LANSING. July 10. Justice Frank A.

Hooker was born at Harlforl. Conn. Jan. Id. 1M4.

He was srraduated from the University of Michlx-aa In lh5 and before being appointed to the Su preme oencn in ixrj to fill a vacancy fraxUced law In Bryan, Ohio, and Charon. Mich. He waa elected Supreme Justlc for tttn-ytmr terma in lSUI and l'JUl. Durlbr llkxf and 1U03 ha was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. justio riooKer is survived by two sons.

Dr. Char lea K. Hooker of Grand Rapids, and Harry E. Hooker of Lanslnar. Justice Hooker's wlfa dtod two year ego or apcpiexy, ana ne had De-fn tn poor neaiin ainca men.

He started on tne auto trip In the bop that it would benefit him. COUNTESSZBOROWSKt DEAD. Widow of William Elljott, Count Zbor- owtkl. Dies in Canterbury, England. Count caa afar gar at Zborowski, great-granddaughter of John Jacob Astor, died eomewbat unexpectedly on Sunday afternoon at Canterbury.

England. The mother ot tha Countess was tha daughter ot William B. Astor and married In 1850 John Carey, a well-known merchant ot the city. Mlaa Carey first married the Baron da Stburs. wbj was tho Mlntoter of Holland In 'Weahlnrton.

Madrid and Paris. About eighteen years ago she obtained a divorce and married William Elliott. Count Zborowski. who waa killed on April ll3. For several years ths Countess had lived abroad and recently had been in retire ment through ill-health.

Obituary Notes. HEKftT F. BATJJWIM. one of the bis eur piasters of tha Hawaiian lalaada. died an Saturday at bla home oa the Iaiaad of.

Maui. GEORGE W. CONODON. for more than fifty years blacksmith. Is dead at Norwich, Conn.

la was VI yeara old aad bad bean 111 (or a loss time. Mra. HELEN A. FREDERICK, widow of Rrla. (' H.

Frederick. U. 8. died taraally at tb botse af ber aieos, Mrs. Helen Hurahaea Lewis In Wlnlhrop.

Maaa. She waa Bo years old and the daughter of tba late Albert Moraan of Blashamtoa. N. T. EDWARD COLE ROWLAND, a newspaper wrllar.

died yastarday at tn bom. ot nia brother. Harry Ho a. and. U4Q Waa 104ch Street.

He waa graduated Iran Cornell la ihTa and hla firat newspaper work was done en Tke Sprlnsneld Republican. Ha became Washlnston oorraapondent Th fhlladaiphia Prxaa aad later neia tn amt paaiuva who Tk Jtew Tork. Preae aad The Mall and Es- He alao eel-red aa editor ot th bulletin of the National Ctrle Federation. Until recently Mr. Howtaad waa an editorial writer on The Washington row ana i am uamiioa Herald.

nrrfll A THAN, eldest son of the lata Jonathaa aad Habecca Grats Nathan, died yesterday at hla home. 61 Weet rwventy-f I rat raat. of arterlo-eciaroate. sir. Katban earaa af aa eld New York family and had till three yeare aaa keen In tne ana riooon ouatneaa.

ratlrlas then throuch ill health. He was not married, bat to survived by bis brother. Grata airwrrT T. MITTIEMN died ea Bandar at his home, air atari Ins Place. Brooklyn, from typhoid (ever.

waa on tna exaii oaaey Haaoluti aad Wllllameburs HospltsL and aa eaautant to Dr. Charlee Skrene la tho latter a private sealtartum, urooaiya. JOH.V D. FREDERICKS, a retired police man aad vwteraa of th civil war, died at rua home. 1.234 East Nlnety-aaeona Btreai.

t-a-aarste. aa Saturday, at the ace of 6S yeara. ANDREW BREIDENBACH. Deputy Col lector of the United Sialee Internal Kavenue Department at Jt'awark. died yaatarday at hla horn.

To Conxraaa nu-aet. that city. Be waa years at aaa. win umrrn 1 If r. Z3 yaara old.

etoeat dauhter of Dr. Qeoree Montasue Swift aad Beeale f. Ely nwin. aiea yeaierowy at ar borac. Weet Fifty-fifth Street, after aa 111- neos of three weeks.

Crouch Fitzgerald Msaafat-tavtog TAUNKS, BAGS CASES AUTOMOBILE TRUNKS WARDROBE TRUNKS SHOPPING BAGS Comer ttb Street "177 Broadway ASS Above Cortlaadt Street 70Q Sixth Arenae osO Below 4Id Street COMMERCIAL TRUNKS BotaBere WHOLE FAMILY MISSING. Salesman, Wlfa, and Two Children Disappear from Newark Hotel. A man who said he. waa H. J.

Hlrscb, with bis wife and two chlldrea. aared 8 and 2 yeara. registered at the Hotel Navarre, Newark, on June 23. Hlrsch aaid be waa a traveling salesman for a -rat poison house In Chicago and that the family came from that city. Friday laat he Urt the hotel at 6 o'clock tn the morning, according to Mr.

Nlmrow. the proprietor. The same afternoon Mrs. Hlrsch asked If there was a park la the city that had a lake In It. and aha was directed to Wecxjuahlc Park.

Soon afterward the woman and ber children got on a car gotng to tb imrk. They were halleea when they left. Sine then nothing has been seen of Hlrsch or bis family, although In the hotel they left a quantity of bajrgage and a lot of clothlnar. including a lur set. Mr.

Nlmrow heard that Hlrsch and his wife had a quarrel on Friday He notified the police to look for them. TORPID DAY AT NARRAQANSETT. 5 Tf Am liri 7 taw J. NARRAQANSETT PIER. R.

July 10 Narraxapsett alaxled la the first real hot wave ot the season to-day, when the mercury soared up to 92 In the shad In Exchange Plac at noonday, and caused a general rush for th beach. Tho beach waa thronged with bathers, and some valiant swimmers ventured out to' a email yacht which tossed at anchor In ths bay. One young- woman swam out to the yacht and cllmblna up on the bow ot the vessel dived like a mermaid and made th return trip In safety to the beach. Among tha bathers were Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Fell of Philadelphia. Scudder Mersman. John Welsh. Philip Randolph, F.

H. Dewey, S. B. Whitehead. Dr.

F. Hopkins, and Theodore Williamson. Pliny Flak's steam yacht Th Rambler, sailed over from across th bay to-day with yachting party on board and dropped anchor off Ocean Road. Members of a motor party touring- New England arriving; here to-day for a visit to the Casino included Alfred Ia. Lottl-roer, Mrs.

A. A. Gallatin, Mrs. H. D.

Williams, and William Pomeroy Sayre New York. They left thla afternoon for Newport, and plan to return later to the Pier. Others noted on the plasa were Mr. and Mrs. Henry B.

Kane of New Mrs. Irving- H. Chase, William E. Thompson of Philadelphia. Dr.

and Mra. A. F. Hopkins Earle Alexander, Robert. Sullivan, and Misa Mildred Dyer.

Col. a. dick and Mrs. dick, wno motored over to the Pier from Wstch Hill, were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.

John E. Gale of Haverhill, and Mies Elisabeth White of D. C. -J Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander Brown ox Philadelphia atiU arrive here in a few dAva for the polo eeason. They will occupy a cottage on the cliffs. Miss Lj-ni iirown xMicjteraon oi rrovi-dence. who is spending- the Summer at Kentara 6recn, gave a dam oaJte on Saturday nicht for a party of young people. Among thoae invited were aire.

i. B. Jones, Miss Elisabeth Hushes. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Fletcher. Mr. and Mr- Herbert C. Wells, and Mins Helen Ostby. Mrs.

Samuel Powell and Miss Grace Monka motored to the Pier to-day from East Greenwich, and bad luncheon at tn Matheweoa. George H. Wishtman or Hrooxune. and Benjamin Gatlna of New York are at the Imperial. Mr.

and Mra. K. Newfleld. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Caddln, and Mlaa J. Kingsbury, who arrived in a touring car to-day, are at the Gladstone. Mr. and Mra.

Frederick k. Masara or Syracuse. N. bavo arrived at Westmoreland Fields on tha Cllffe for the Summer. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur 8. Rush of Philadelphia ar at the Masaaaolt. Korriod and death aoMces ta traded for insertion in Tke Nate York Timet may be telephoned ro 10 00 Bryant. FVERTH GOLDSTEIN.

The ens-aewment has been announced of 11 laa Koae Goldstein, omy daurhter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Goldstein. 81 Vernon Brooklyn, N. to Julius at.

a uertn ar Aiwtn, r. j. WALLER MERRILL. On Monday. Jury 10.

1911. at Orace Church, by the Rev. Charles Wrlsht Claah. Florence Laushton. daugh ter of the late Dr.

Frederick Gilbert Merrill of Ntw Tork. to Kenneth Brooke Waller of Yonkers, N. T. Foreisa papers please copy Dirt. CRETTOV.

Benjamin Cretton. Funeral THE FUNERAL tn nun. xi eat ia ot. (CAMPBELL BULLDINU.) Tuesday, o'clock. FAIRFIELD.

Sarah E. Fairfield. July B. Fu neral service Urace Church nan try, Tues day, July 11. ID M.

Interment Greenwood Cemetery. FOOT. Entered Into rest, July 10. 1011, Esther Hellna, widow of the late Andrew FuoL- Rclatlvea and friends ef the family are respectfully invited to attend the fu neral services from har isle residence, joO I'lerK city, Tuesday avealnv, at o'clock. Interment at convenience of family.

July 9. Mary Louisa Harris, be loved mot ber or Mrs. stepbea T. Brooks. Funeral services frcm St.

Ausustlne Church. St. Edwards Brooklyn, Tuesday, July 11. at 11MU A. M.

San Francisco and Oakland papers pleas copy. HAT DEN. On Saturday. July 8, 1011. Harriett Hayden, widow of the lata James A.

Hay-den. In tha fifth year of her aaa. Funeral service will be bald at her lata residence. East Ttb oa Tueaday moraine, at 10 o'clock. Fleas omit flowera.

HENRIQUE3. At his residence. SO Halsey Brooklyn, on Sunday tnorntnx, July ivu, Ed Henrique, jrunerai private. HOFFMAN. At Bar Harbor.

Saturday. July ft. Mary Oracle Horrmao, wire or tne late William Bayard Hoffman and dauah- tha lata Juitaa 1'latwkaffer. Pun. al services Far Harbor Tuesday, July II.

In- terment Wood Law a Cemetery In the Autumn. JOHNSON. At Newbury. N. July 10, 1811.

Enos Jobnaoa. la tne eetn year or nia a. Funeral aervices will be held at his late residence. Th AMen. on Wadneeday.

July 12. at 3 kt. Interment Otaellc. N. Y.

KREPS. At Consers. on July 10, 1011. William urcoa in nia sotn year, ourvtveu by hla wlfa, Emma Hauaback. and children.

Henry. Olive, and WlKlam. and mother ef Sopkia Kraba, and brother. Henry Kreba. Funeral aervlcea from hla late Consers.

N. Wedneaoay afternoon 3 o'clock. Interment lib Repose Cemetery, Haverstraw. H. X.

MAXWELL. At bar-reel dance, Weet TOth alter a brief llloeea. Sarah Rebecra, wife of tha late Alexander MaxwJlL Funeral service will bald Tuesday. July IL at 4 O'clock P. if.

NATHAN. On Monday. Jury 10. Metxas. eldest son of the late Jonathan and Rebecca Oratx Nathan, a red yeara.

Funeral from bla late residence, fll Weet Tist Pt. Wednesday morn inc. July 1 at 1 SO o'clock. PER I A M- Oa July 10. 1011.

Joseph prriam. Funeral oa Wednesdsy moraine-. July 12, 10:30 o'clock, at his late home, ii Roaevlila Newark, N. J. Relative and friends -Invited.

REYNOLDS At Klnderbook. N. July S. 1011. Chart Wbltlns Reynokta.

eld-st son Of James Adrfr and the late Kata Bradley Reynolds. In tke sath year of his aaa Fu- neral at Klnderbook oa Wedassday. July U. 181L at 4 'clock. SEAVER.

At Montelalr. N. oa Monday. July ln. Ad rtana Lawrence, widow of Dana B.

feaarrra and da. Mar mt the late Charlee aad Mary Huyt of Norwalk. Conn. Funeral aervices at Ft. Lake's Church.

Montelalr. N. Wednesday. July IX 4 P. M.

SWIFT. Suddenly. July 10. 1S11. Elisabeth.

eldest daushter of Dr. Georse Montaau and Baaala p. E. Swift, aaed 23 yaara. Fa-neral sarviceo at her lata r-atdence, 20 West Sntk SC.

Wednesday. July 12. at lO A. M. TO KIN S.

Oa July Florence Prloa Tompkins, daaarbler Kllhoarn and Ida S. Tompklna. Funeral service Monday arm. to at o'eleck at ber lata reataeoea. ZBOROWSKI.

Oa Sunday July lull, at Canterbury. Enrbrnd. Marsaret L. Zborowski widow of William Elliott Count Zborowakl et New York. BLA NCKE.

Rudolph. 23 Wast 120th SC. Jotv CA VI BLOS Henry R. 131 West 85th SC. Jaly a.

seed 88. Funeral to-morrow. 4 P. M. CUNNINGHAM.

Jeeeph, West 23d. SC. July a Funeral to-day. EISENLOHR. Otte 239 Fast 18th SC.

Julv s. Funeral to-day. 19 A. at. ELLIOTT.

Edward. East 134th SC. July a a-ed 42. Funeral to-morrow. 10:30 A M.

OILLEc-PIE. Anna. lo West VM SC. JuJy 8. Fvaeral to-day, A.

M. KXIT. Roaa, 203 Brewa Place. Bronx. July 9.

Fuaeral to-day. 10 A. M. LYONS. Dsntet Sc Vtncaars HespltaL a 1 P.

If. 18T IL, a. P. M. Dirt.

MOVTOOMERT. HarrT 8 199 Waet Tlat St. July ft. Fuaerst lo-rrwrow, 10 A. M.

MORA.f. Abe-. New Hrlahton. S. J.W CONNOR.

Thomas eJO Cast l9ta St. runrnil l4y. A M. RCILLT. Matthew.

JsUy 'Funeral Wl Una AT, to-day. 9 JO A. U. SCHAARWACHTER. Ansuete JEi it kHtb Su.

Ja)y Fwneral to-day. F. M. SCHCLTS. Mary.

l.KW Webster Av Bronx. July S. Funeral to-morrow. SHEA. Neuas a.aai jia aw.

iu Funeral to-day. lO A. af SMITH. Henrt-tta SI Morto St. July 8.

Funeral ro-day, A. M. tTTTEK. Oarer I- 4i lh Av July 8. Fa neral ta-clay.

noon. WAKEF1EU Mary A. 80S Waat 15th St. July ft. Funeral to-day.

-lO A. M. atoooaJya. BARKT Geo rata na. 8v3 Sd July 8.

aftd, 5X Funeral prtvatn. xA BIRD. William, Lincoln Av July 9. IV neral to-vav. BRADY.

kiaraareC Iftl Kuallactoa St, July a-r'UMttl to-day, -r30 A. M. BRl'SH. Msry XadA AMtnaxa AT. July 0.

-Kuoerai eervlc to-lay. BUTT. Mary, lis Garfield Flaee. Jaly 10, Funeral to-morrow. A.

M. CAiiR. Catherine, 434 Park July 10. Funeral July IA COVKLIN ktarr 8 lVh-SC. July 9.

Funeral to-morrow, I P. M. FREDERICK. John 1.224 Eaat St. July B.

aad ati. Funaral to-morrow. P. M. HARRIS.

Jennie left York July HEu EM A N. Rose TM Carroll 8t. July 8.. Futiersl to-day. I A.

M. RILDESH Elaf Vetta. 67 Orand SL, July 8,. aired ha. Funetal to-day.

1P.M. HOFELE. Retnard. S43 th AV-. July 9.

Ff nerat to-day. JCDOE Annie. 132 Emerson Place, July 9. Funeral to-day. 2 P.

M. KNAWA. Martin. 480 AtlanHd July 9. ased 63.

Funeral to-day, 9 F. 4." Jaly 8. aved d. Funeral service to-day. u.u Inlv A tr.1 bX Funeral to-morrow, 1 P.

M. LEUTKRITZ. Herman. 91 Filling 8U. July 8, ased 5a.

MATHESOK. Dr. SewelL t99 Bterttng Plsoe. July 0, ased 42. MAXWELL.

Marr A 229 ESet 8th July 0. Funeral to-day, A. M. MET ZGEK. Pauline, 2.924 Waat Sth St, tWiunl aaitaa a T.uiiT-w a4 a.

aw. P. M. METER. C.

Maud. 273 Van Slcklea SC. July 8. Funeral to-day, IP. H.

MULLEN. NelUe 448 Sth SC. July 9., Ir neral to-day. RANTFNOT. Helen 200 Msnjer July 8.

-BCH EPMOE3. Ida l.SiUI Deaa SC. July 8. Funeral service private, 8HEKRI Annie, ena Washington Jaly 8. Funeral to-uav, 0:30 A.

M. SLATTBERa. John. Klnes County Hospital. July need 7S.

Funeral to-day. STEIN. Elizabeth M-. 42 Tan Kyck St. Jaly 8.

a red 77. STOKES. Edward 903 lth SC. July 0. Funeral to-day.

1:80 A. H. STUTZ. Augusts, Sol Vsrnoa July 9. ased 60.

Funeral service to-day. 8CLLI VAN. Clara 170 Prospect Plaee, July 8. THAYER. Georrlana BOO Putnam Julv S.

Funeral e-rvice to-day. WALSH. Thomaa. 211 South 2d July 8. Funeral to-day.

0:30 A. M. Cenaectleat. COLLINS. Alice New Haven.

July a-ed 83. DEVLIN. Henry. New Haven. Jury 8.

ased 9. FREAR. James. New Uaven, July 8, aged 94. Funeral private.

OEIGER. LouU. Woodmont. 8. aged 89.

a New Haven. July I. a a HALL. JoW New Haven. July 8.

ased 48. KEA.VK. Joseph. Dan bury, July 8, ased 8 montns. McKIERNAN.

Ann. Naw Raven. July 8. POST. Henry New Haven.

July 8, aged 74. Funeral to-day. ECHAEFER. Henry New Haven. July aired 4d.

SMITH. Helen, New Haven. July T. Lena Iaiaad. ARMITAQE.

Annie, Kldgewood, July T. aged 27. BOYLE. Mary. 00.

6th Long Island City, July e. Funeral to-morrew. CAPO.VE. Fiorlssio. Far Rock a way, Jaly, T.

Glen dale, July T. FARRELL. John. FlualUnc. July agea on.

Funeral to-day. A. M. FRE Y. Walter Ulendala, July aged 9 mswtKa LESOS K.

Ida July aged 8 months. LIETGENS. Meta, Maapeth. July T. aged 80.

MrKENNA. John, Fluahtnx, July T. aged 4. MEN DLER. Gottlieb, Maapeth.

July 1, aged as. MAUCHER. Frank 231 Johnson Richmond Hill. July 8. SE83LER.

Mary, Jamaica, Jury 7. aged 90. SINGLETON. Jeremiah, 68 West Long Ialand City. July l.

THOMPSON. Ia Lyabrook. July a. aged 78. WAGNER.

John 830 2d Long island City, July 8. Funeral to-day. WEICK. Joseph, Jamaica, July T. aged 8 months.

New Jersey. BELL. Katharine, or Btuyvesant at, jersey City, July 9. Funeral to-morrow. BETTKRIDOE.

Frank Jersey City, July a P.maMl 1klllT. A VI. BOOK ER Frank, Jersey City, July 8. Funeral t.vday. 4 P.

il- BREIDENBACH. Andrew TO Congress Be. Newark. July iX BROWN. Dora, 2M Halladsy Jersey City.

July 10. Funeral to-moi row, BRUNJEd. Frederick O. Matswan, July ased 20. Funeral to-day.

P. M. COURIER. Aaron. North Pateraon.

July T. CRUM. Harry Newark, July 9. Funeral to-morrow. CUNNINGHAM.

Thomaa. Harriaon, July 8. Funeral to-day, 7:30 A. M. 772 Jersey Jsrsey City.

July 8. ased 44. FOX. ValenUna. Kearny, July 8.

Funeral -i ORUKTT. vspc Tea erica, jtewara, auiy aw sired 88. Funeral to-day. HAMMOND. Oeorslna Jersey City, July 8.

ared 7. HARNEY. Jamea 813 Jersey Jersey City, July 0. HENDRICKSON. Sarah, Bingoes, July 10.

Feneral notice later. JENKINS. May North Asbury Park, July 0. Funeral to-morrow, II A. M.

KIERSTEAD. Kittle. 104 William SC. New- ark, July 8, aged 38. 1 1 a aaa.

A.I.' n. Ann, 1., wii a. tf 7H. Funeral to-morrow. LAWLOR.

afsry 2S7 Pomeroy Kearny. July ss-d 68. LINCKS. Georse. Jersey City Heights, July Funeral to-morrow.

f. M. McCA BE. Thomaa 102 Bright Jeree- 1 a rim, Ml intiv MINK. Edward Newark.

July 9, afed Funeral service to-morrow. MOHR, Georse Jersey City, July 9. Fa naral Imninrrn. 9 A. kf.

WORniV Patarlln. Jill T. a Ml'CHJlOBR Kttf Cbatham, July 8. asd. 3' no.

Funeral to-aay. f. m. fyHBIBV Ian Ilarriaaa Julv 0 ased months. CHANLON.

Ijnatlus. 23 Academy SC. New-J ark. July 8. Funeral to-day.

PEARCE. 112 Summer Julv Fnnerai 14-morrow. -RICHMOND. Huxh Eaat Orange, July 8- Funeral service to-day. ROPS Richard.

Kearny, July T. aired ST. ROUNTRKE. Owen, l.V Mercer Jersey tv. July 0.

Funeral to-day. A. kt. SALES. Henry Orange.

July 8. Funeral to-day, IP. M. SAUNDERS. Anna Maplewood.

July 10. ased 73. Funeral to-dsy, 10 A. M. SAUNIER.

Franklin. Eaat Oranre. July 9. aaad 11. Fun-ral to-day.

9 P. M. SCHICKHAUR. Harrv 105 Shanlay Av Funeral to-morrow. SCHOETTLER Otto, Bloomfleid.

July 9, aged 3 Funeral tocay, 1:30 P. M. THOMAS. Aahton Kearny, July 8. aged I Funeral to-day.

TI8 K. Susan bo High jersey city, i- I Tul a i. I Clara, Pssaale, Ju-y T. WAtiGH. Eunice 82 Grant vJeraey City.

July 8. WELLS. Elisabeth 188 Sd St, Jersey City. July 9, TO. WULLSCHLEGEK-BRUNNEBT.

EmrL New- ark. July 10, ased 48. Funeral sarvie to- ZEHNDER, Anna. 90 Booth Oraare New-. ark, July 9.

aired 81. New York State. DETVNEY. Nlcbolaa, Ynnkers, July 9. FU-' neral to-dav.

A. bf. FJXIOTT. Martha. Newbura, T.

MEKRITT. Lucy Somere. July 9, aged 88. Fueeral to-day. 10:30 A.

M. BT. JOHN. Elisabeth. North Tarry town, July a.

WOOD. Sarah July T. axed 93. WOODS. Rachel IL, 843 Highland At, Mowat Vernon.

July 9. Funeral to-day. In Snnortam. HERRMAN. Mrs.

Lather. The Director aad members of the Hebrew Technical ItteU-tut are Invited to attend school xaret.ee fn memory ef our beloved Hvoorary Vto Presldeat at th Institute. 3 fctoyvaaaat Street. Tuesday. June 11.

mt 10 A. M. MORRIS LOEB. Presidextt. MAHON.

Alicia, mess, St Mary MaedaleWa Church, Newark. N. to-day, A. M. MANSION.

Wiarta maaa. SC Marye Chorrh. J-rrey City, to-day, lft A k. WH ELAN. Clara ia memory of, aiad July lit, lOOT.

rxDZBTAjcama. FRANK E. CAMBPELL, Cbaaa-ls. Aaabalaore Snta Tel.l2244hilaaa pa, re. a a.

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