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r.iusic 'f Jam Calbwa HomImT -Mart- at )etralltae. Mir? mni fr tli flrat time M-n at th metlne ta th Mat-r 4. tr Opera Kout yterday. This i il nir la 1 waa neither ef l-uwUn-l. mt Martha f'h wertltlein never a a on ha ml when n.at by Faust nor yet iaraqin.

tli poor but not vlr-i i trruln in J. it. notorious 1 1 wa. pla.n Leviy Harriet. Mi(u, an.

I l4 nut only rsv- prtty, but ah aanf Ilk an 1. In street garb ah la better i. aa anl after T1 lnt of Hummer ah wu i. repeat tli f-avortte melody th ii I t'rn In When ah I jrr i Trlatao with that trlUInf her hearer with th raplJ.tr. ani pearly quality tf The due en4 trio In Act 1.

wi.l very welt, with Loul.ee Homer aa i tureen ani aa younc look own riatightar. and th only .11 i. n. of tenor, otherwise Uun- I -i a opening c.ne hi vole ras iKiu.ly. but th nr.lat aoon lifted Ma vorsl hortsua, and Vlarta.

ii rlam.iroualy retlemanded. i I uhj again. Adamo DiJur aa i tt in client Vol) and high An actor born. Th much-. I Mr Tristan, hose laol Je layed i i wa capably lmeraonatd by Vlalaleata what a i fli-rnl for transpontine I) Annanilo would hav raveled a a.i vrvui first nam for hla da.

history hss iv. i ii uat Malory and -rsant waa Ytnrenio nci. anl the thro mal.ls war Alalaspina, i 11... a Th N.ari.i l.aurentiiil. Artur tft Tl opera waa suns i i i A i hiiio a-Teated Cartiwi.

Itsmpel. i--. mr i ln.lur. admit th auft that pref-r Iht aparlt- n. whk-h la both Italian- I i.

in nie.liouafv-a and i v. in a lun b.rtna; old rp- a ne Th bouk mua- f.tii and thar la a-nMent to holi attention i -a'r Ini iln'd. A Mr, ii, nii.ii. I.l IK pact llllla an eti.a-t'on of lh pretty a t't it.w. tr wa plent of i In it.

beaua. of hla I r. of i.otirn. not a acen I prh.lt;y la hard. i a.

th nt to dramatic. cf i.l-ahloned melody. 11 lenl. and tiven th i in.irr ii play la th field rwnt. kojirifit muat not In.WI.

it lf th plea-. r.nji waa alfiratl. tr and XTr iirdrnKkl looked i a wer numar nl bvly r(i th oiwra toua H. alnalla UU h- -r ai.rual aarcaatlc ahould- at I rn nlrl'-h vn Klotow, i I ruaairn 1 but th com-- MtU had with him hla I Hrr U. Krledrich.

to I i and l.tchard retreate.1 to await Cart Marl i. and talaconi Ueyarbecr llanrl Kabd aeta Atlt. a rm phony Orrhtra, play at ('ii'i'o HU yaatertlay afternoon. a well arranged and tnteret- Th; far In hla thre fin In frater Nw Torkon tw-. urrd Uat Friday nlslit at AoaJemy of Mualc Henri I haa rv.al-d hlnuwlf aa a pro-.

of taete. On th preaent li. er wr ayinphonlea. and -i a i to thiiee (ulklra i i a la i.tf rtn I i by th hour, lat ua ii. mi c.c fltai mpoony aa i.

a In f. raiW the Jupiter." 1 ear titer I llttl i i iviar Ita charmlns maaeurea. i ii i ilia raw rtiti.lurtor waa i i ii. in thotigh he rather I (.. and did not ruh i i.a.a he nia.li up epead In hla a i.f '1 tie hor-erer'a i li un.lr hla apiiitcd want at a Tr Bi herao paca a an.

laaM.t.n. aa! not le.tltw'a i i aa it.i.i. tn tenipo. hii.ly -oloraU part ormanr. -ff t.

a.ltatilat th apl-ndld tha virwui otx-heatral ehoira. omp.uiiii,4t It 1 with Ita eva- "it Hi- i a of Wanrr the T'-U ari4 i.f Uait even a morael I In I anll.ipatea til Toua." I In ti.a limpft'C rhythm of Hi. I r.f ili ilour.ialn I iVer a i i i.onno-t In hi Fu- I Niar. Ii i.f a HI at loni-tte." lKiaaa la I i 4 In tli I. lt atur of hla art.

i aHanHKm b-nan with Weber" wn.jra ar.tlie and endd a II minor armphony. i a orde-l a nrau Inter-tin. thoufi the Huealiin nielan- profoumlly felt In the ti a I wo ltoi work. Not ha v- a-a mh mualo durlrfi" th a a b-ave-i tunnels and bridge i iv irp. hi and hi aid Mr.

Kabaud i I U.1XI i sevnth Symphony rt. Aa a the list with th i jreru rljl.t at Carnejl aa nr IlKht than heat In i r.atiiim-a. Rtv Joaef llof- aoni panlmt nt to the 1. n. ccm-erto.

but In th i ra a a eplaode. an a ta lien arambled e(ga ft Ili.t whether it r(i 1 -nt of the conductor a hpw of nnorj on lliafmann a Mnwt aa.lM nut. All ended i ni i ri' ISaniMwle a.Htty Cetebrat. hxalnvak prorram wa played I kl at Carnegl Hal! to celebrate a i i Utl.m of t. newly-born rep'lb- iirh lr.feaaor Ir.

Thtmaa Oar-i Mmt)k la lYcaldent. Joaef Iiuhemian. lor and i thla rpportynlty tt eom- i eent by preaentlng eopoaeria a. Mn. tatia.

F.bli ha. The moat an i l'ie tnnity la h. In maatTy of nailv II and nil 1ic Invention a a lwMat i ln.Mk preaaa him rloe. Th i hony waa a a iimn IS evening. Exeerpt C'-'inlrv." by wim-tana.

a mud fatilllar her a l.in Ant. 8eUl conducted i i irm.mlc lH-rnaatra. wa again to by a la- and patriotic in It ta beautiful muale. not ao rt rnTirvrtT. iliT SLOAN'S FOR YOUR PAIN RELIEF You ilon't have to rub it In to et quiet, comfort-ln2 ini'it tried it on that stiff f.

ire trt ju'e, tc'tl'x rain, rhru-t at twinge, larre bat It, you'll find a irrr, relief you never l' lin.ir.ent Could produce. V. i't its th. i'n. no rnuni.

t-t t.me irriniJ. sure to in i rem. li ffiir.urni, isrgc oottie Vour own or any I I i lu it. Oct it t.idsy aophlalU aled aa th later Iivorak who la at hla topmuat In hla Scherxn 4 Cap- fiiiocloaa but more alneern. more orig-nal In a word, more Caochlsh.

On a cra overlouklnc th wlrulinr river Moldan at l-ranue the moat original and dramatic city In Europe except Toledo. Spainare the Hradachin, th hlatorlc palace and the wonderful Church of ft. Wenceelaua. with its legend. Ita treaaurea.

Smetana por-traya the Moldau In hla mualc, with the Iloherntan title of Vlt.ivn. na he de the Vyaehrad. the lofty caatle In another movement. Tli performance waa an Inspiring one. evidently Conductor Htratinky wore hla Bohemian air glnr robea," and communicated hla enlhueiafm to tha ore heat ra which played as It had riot done before thla Muon, The etage displayed the American and Csecholovak color and voung Hohemlan girls In native coatumc lent a pl-tureenue tiote to the unjnllv atald F'hllharmonlc Society function.

Th Mar-Spangled Banner" and the Bohemian national hymn were alao heard. But the abiding imprecaion of th venlng waa the performanc of bmetana 'a. beautiful mualc. THRONG HEARS ORNSTEIN. Pianist Playi Hi Own Sonata and Ravel's "Tha Gibbet." Ieo Omateln gftve hla aecond matinee in Aeolian Hall yesterday to an audience that early mobbed th lobblea.

marched at Interval to the star, and long clung there to walla, to organ-pipes, pettnl-bai-e. aUilra, or any niche offering a view. There waa a reason in that the aenaational cubL't," who la' alao a serloua plantat of parts wei playlna; hla own sonata bearing the) Alpha and Omega of claanlcal or romantic labela, Allegro Appaaalonala." and March Fuoebr." He recalUd Chopin'a "Funeral March" In concave mlrrora with "Danny Drever for the corpse but hi music at least was alive, moving, kaleidoscopic, and it had the punch of Orn-ateln'a famous thumb-trill In the Allegretto of fluent grace end the abruptly ended Anlmato of the close. There followed Ravil's "The Gibbet" and others, strange Iiolshevikl of the black keys. Hut In Beethoveu'a sonata Appaestonata later, it waa the rerl-oua ornatetn that waa heard, and in the Verdt-Lisit Rlgolitto." almost a cay one.

Bonnet Plays Old French Carols. Joseph Bonnet, the Paris organist, anticipated Christmas by playing old French Noela," including a carol of the peasant and shepherds from Alaace-Lorraln. at his recital before a brilliant audience at Aeolian Hall last evening. Th Alsatian sons was harmonised by his own master. Alexandre Oullmant.

And had also IJ.t'a fantasy and fugu on Ad Noa ad Halutarem Un-dam," and Bach's Chrlatmaa song, In IniU-l Jubllo." M. Bonnet played a prelude from th English Purcell. an old Italian gavotte from I'adre Martini, and hi own I'oema of Autumn." including Chrysanthemums." Morning in Provence." and Th Sunset Angt-lua." Rabaud Gets Ovation at "Marouf." New Tork's Intereet in the newest musician from oreraeaa waa ahown again when an audience at the Rroolcljn Academy laat Right gave an ovation to Henri Rabaud. th Itoaton Symphony conductor, who had waited over to hear hla opera Mamuf" sung by a Metropolitan cast The smaller house enhanced both play and music, and when Chairman learning of the Brooklyn opera committee congratulated M. Kabaud, who rose to meet him.

there was prolonged sppls.ua. The composer sent a wreath to hla opera's heroine, Mme. Alia. who eang the British anthem In honor of Jjritain a uay. WEDS CAPTAIN M.

L. HART. Miss Hazel E. Chlsholm a Bride In End Collegiate Church. The vr -deling of Captain Montgomery Lacke Hart, Ordnance Drpartment, U.

8. and Mia Hasel Elisabeth Chlsholm, a daughter of Mrs. John Alexander Chlsholm, was celebrated at 4 -10 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the West End Coilegtate Church, which was decorated with American and British flags, the Rev. Henry Evertaon Cobb, th pastor. performing the ceremony.

The brlil in white aatln brocaded in tllver, end a tulle veil held with orange bliiaaoma. carried awee.t peaa and lilies. Iler motber guvs her In marriage. Her sister. Miss Juliet Chlsholm, was her riiy attendant.

Henry Richards of Stamford, waa the best man. and the four ushers were Stanley Brown. Walter Pollock. Lieutenant Mlmnagrt. and William low.

A amall reception fur the relatives and a few Intimate friends fallowed at the of the bride's mother, 336 West tseventy-ae vi-nth Street. Captain Hart, who Is stationed at Toronto, will take hla bride to Oakdale, a suburb of that city, to live for the present. MARRIED AT CITY HALL. Miss Marjorle Rice and Ensign Levis Wed Without Announcement. Th marriage ts announced of Miss Marjorle A.

Rice, the youngest of the six children of Mr. Iaaac Rice and the late Mr. Rice of 12 East Eighty-seventh Street, to Arthur B. Levis; ensign U. S.

N. R. and a brother of R. P. Lev la.

both being lawyers with offices at 2 Broadway. 'Ths engagement had never been announced, and the two young peopl-t walked Into the marriage chapel of the icense Bureau In the Municipal Building on Dec. 4, without Informing their families, and were married without any other attendants or wltneaaea than thoae in the bureau, Knafrn Ievis. who is now at the 'Stevens Institute training School. and brid ne 1 v'nc thla c.ity, Mrs.

Levis' mother is well known for l.er cruaade sgainat noise in thla city, and her father amassed a largo fortune through his connection with electrical companies. Aid for Sailors and Soldiers' Club. A Chrlatmaa benefit entertainment will be given for the Sailors. Soldiers and Marines Club of the National Icagu for Woman's Fervlce, at the Hotel 11a za. on Saturday evening next.

A one-art play, special dances, a huge tree, and dinner will be among the featurea. Every man pree-ent in uniform Is to receive a gift. Shut-In Society's Rummage Sale. The New York branch of th Shut-Tn Society is to hold a rummage sale for two davs. beginnltia tomorrow, at Sixty-first Street and Third Avenue, where drnattona are being received.

The work of the organisation I. to be extended thla year to the disabled soldiers. Ex-State Treasurer Hauser III. SATVILLE. K.

Dec. Hauaea of thl place, former State Treaa-urer of New York. Is recovering In Fordham Hospital from a serioua operation performed a few duya ago. Mr. Mauser la in failing health and has been In a sanitarium in Prnn Tan, N.

Y. Left Fortune to Government. ATHENS, Thursday, Dec. 'S. Simon Pantesopoulo.

a leading Greek merchant, la' di-ad. He left his entire fortune of about f2.4U0.(H)O to the Greek Governm'-nt. WE GUARANTEE va tX7tPMlNAIlv-. tycaMisf ft ObO.Lt -NO INCOtlVLNIc.NCt OUT Of tOWN WOJK SOLICITtD GUARANTEE EXTEDMINATING COMP oo vi -si--" wAaitT im ft in agrB TTSN SHMIANTft fJOS 0 TRUCKS Prominent manufacturer will Ve in city Msndiy lo arrange for Eastern distributor. W336 Times.

TOE NEW YORK TIMES. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1918. DR A A By John Corbtn Walter llampdea'a Macbeth.

The great gifts of poetic presence, voice, and reading which gave quality to Mr. Hampden's Hamlet are no less evident In his Macbeth, which waa heartily welcomed yesterday morning at the Plymouth. His athletic stature and manly cheat tones are. In fact, more appropriate to the victorious soldier and inveterate assassin than to the febrile, vacillating Prince. Thla Is a Than of ir.ajeatlc power, a 'tyrant of redoubtable truculence.

Yet, beneath his martial exterior, the Macbeth of Shakespeare la from the first scarcely less febrile than Hamlet, and. as the power of th Weird Slaters develops upon he sinks more and more deeply Into life's fitful fever until, at the close, he ts mentally broken, the mere wreck of a man. In indicating this progressiva ectaay Mr. Hampden ts lea successful. Externally there is virtually no change.

Thla is in part due to the fact that Mr. Hampden has densely covered hi featurea with a Vikings beard, which leavea only a none and two folds from the noatrila tor facial expressionthree features almost equally rigid. If it were not for the lines spoken one could scarcely guess how deeply shaken la the seat of reason. These Mr. Hampden rendered with fine intelligence a beautiful sense of their poetic splendor and their vailed rhythms.

An actor who haa conquered Shakespeare's vers has mastered the better part of any character. Under repetition and the barber, Mr. Hampden's Macbeth ahould develop into a creation quite on a par with las Hamlet. The Macduff of Albert Brunlng waa vigorous and impasaioned, bringing down the house as Macduff alwaya uoea when adequately rendered. The JUiay Marhath nf illila a reel was marred only at intervals by a foreign accent.

It waa admirably restrained in manner and ltnaglnativtiy errectlve. Of the production as a whole less can be said. As deeply as any modern playwrightmuch more deeply. In fact 1 Shaxeapeare needs a producer. And, aa the type of production familiar to our atage ruins the effect by an excesa of ncenery.

so these pseudo-Elizabethan productions of Th Shakespeare Playhouse ruin It by an entire absence of scenic illusion. The witch acena and th ghost scenes, which Shakespeare had means to render most effect! vu, left th imagination cold even the stirring battle scenes in which the drama culmi-nates. Hamlet without the Prince could be no more futile than Shakespeare's Scottish King without a play. Barnard Gives Plays for Canteen. As a war benefit for the Barnard v.

nf Harn- 1 1 I n.Bv.. aid Coilegw. Wige and Cues, presented uiree one-aci piaa rnuaj ihkhv, yesterday afternoon and night- The play a were: The Golden Doom." by-Lord Dunsany; Helena'a Husband. by Philip Moeller, and "The Squealer, by Mary Barber, a graduate of Barnard College. The plays were excellently acted and the performancea well attended.

Mourn Loss of A. E. Greenfield. The Bath Beach section of Brooklyn is mourning the loss of A. E.

(Curley) Greenfield, who died of pneumonia at his home at 1.8W Eighty-second Street a few days sgo. Curley," as he was known by all his friend, was associated In business his brother, Leo D. Greenfield, a commission merchant at to4 Broadway, and hia acquaintanceship extended to all parts of the country. Although only 2d years of age, he was quite influential 1n political circles, and among the pall bearers at his funeral were Sheriff Daniel Griffin of Kings County, Assembly man Urtchaler, and Aldenuan Ryan. He waa known in Brooklyn for hia rifts to charitable and Satrtotlo organlsatlona.

He is survived hla parente. five brother, and three slater, the youngest of whom is Barbara, the wife of Dr. A. E. Cohen.

Henry von Mlnden. Henry von Mlnden. President of the United Wine and Trading Company of New York, died Friday night at hia home, lu Park Avenue, Orange, N. at the age of ti2 years. Mr.

von Mlnden was one of the three Aldermen of New York who in 1888 voted with Mayor Abram S. Hewitt that no flag except the Stars and Stripes, State, and Municipal flags should wave over the City Hall In the City of New York, except on special occasions, and then, with a favorable resolution by the Board of with the sanction of tha Mayor. Mr. von Minden waa a thirty-aecond degree Mason. Dr.

Charles Francis Hlmes. Special to The Sew York Timtt. CARLISLE. Dec T. Dr.

Charles Francis Hlmes of Carlisle, died in a Baltimore hospital last night in his clghty-firat year. He waa an authority on photography and had written widoly on chemical and astronomical subjects, tor many years he occupied the chair of physics at Dickinson Collge, from which he waa graduated In lt3. IN THE CURRENT WEEK. TJay. Henry L.

Roaenfeld will apeak on Firsthand Imprtastona of Belliiterant Europ mi, ma in.iiiuiionai siynagoau at tn Miunl Morrla Theatre at A. M. Britain a Day will be obavrved at ths Cath'dral of St. Jahn the Livlne at a serv ice lm (inning at 11 A. at which Iean llobblna and the Rvv.

8. S. Drury. rector of St. Paul School.

New Hampshire, will rnaka addr.seiS. The openlne aervlcea of th Kllhth Church ot will be held In the Bub- way uulldlng. kllghty-atxtli titreet and Lex-Inaton Avnuc. at 11 A. M.

and 8 P. M. r. Ioula Anapacher will apak on "Did Mrtzache Make th War?" befor tha IrT- Hynasosutt In Carned Hatl lft th morntna. t'harli a' Evana Hughea, Samupl Oompera, and othera will apeak at a Britain Day eel-.

I ratlon at the Hippodrome In th afternoon. Hamlin Garland will apeak In favor of the lioyoott of lierman gooda und th atia-plc of th Ann tit an Defen Society at St. Andrjw Church tn the aftmoon. Ir. Walton H.

Hubbard will deliver a leetur und. th auaplcea of the Christian Hclince irhurchea and Societies of Gnater New York at th Metropolitan Opera Houa at 8 P. M. John W. 'Batdorf will address- the Secular Society on "The Worker's C'aus at 151 Weat I Kith Street at 8:18 P.

M. Yrrvaiu Haamadjlan of Constantinople wilt speak on Armenia" at the Harlem T. M. A. at 4 P.

M. Jonsa Uppman will apeak on Great Brlt-aln a f'art In the War and the Futui of Alsace at St. Mark-a-ln-the-Uouweri at 4 lJ M. 1 fleraldln Farrar and Mrs. Simon Frankel will Jiold a reception-exhibition to show what haa been done In the making over of cast-off garmenta for children at the home o.

Mra. Franktl. 4i Weat kJshty-alxth Strert. from 4 to rt I. M.

There will be a ervlc In memory of Captain Jame Staeey Sloason. killed in action, st Chrlei Church. Ntw Brighton. S. 1..

at 4 -30 M. Th kev. Dr. Robert Johnston of Montreal will preach on The Blbl and the New Kra st an anniversary s-rviee of th New York Blbla Society at the Ffth Avenu frrabyterlan Church at 4:30 P. Mj R.rlnald McAll will d-llvr an lecture on th warwork of La Mlas'on I-op-ulalr at th Madlaon Avenu thodtet Church at 8:4.1 P.

M. heater J. Teller of the Jewish Welfare Board will speak on The Jaw and tha War at the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society in tha evening. Mra. O.

P. Belmont. Alice Paul, Blst Ferxuson. Mrs Cherlotte Perkins Gllman, and othera will apeak on the Federal amendment at a dinner under the auspices of th National Woman'a Party at the Holland Houa In th evenlnrr. The Re.

Dr. Harold Pattteon will preach at a Maaonlc servtc at the Waahlngton Helchta Baptist Church In the cvenin. Jullu Hymen and Mis Elisabeth Marbury wul ap-a under th auspice of th American Defense Society at School Gil In 'the evenlnx. Felix M. Wsrbur will glv a dinner to hla aesociatra in Jewish war work at th Bllt-niore Ho'el In the evening P.

W. Wilson. M. will speak at Grac Methodist Church In ths eventnx. Alexander Boublikoff.

formerly a member of the Russian I mm, will apeak on Should the Alliea Maintain Armed Force In Km-siaT' at the Judson Memorial Church, at 8 P. M. Arthur. Gleaaon will apeak on The Ens-'lh Inriuatrlsl Movements," at Cooper tfnlon. under the auaplcea of the People' a Institute, at P.

11. Dock Commissioner Hullert will sneak on The Port of New York," at the forum of Put. lie School 101. at P. M.

John Hayrnrs Holme will speak on The League of Nations: Will It 1 th at the Church pf the Messiah forum, gt 8:13 P. aorrtuya u4 4ialh satara. tat.n' or laarrtiim Th Sew York Time may ttlephmtd to 1O0O Bryant. Sotn. COHEN.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cohen, (aa Luatig.) announce the birth of a son at Knickerbocker Horpltal. Dec. 4.

FniF.DSCAN.-Mr. and J. P. Friedman. ft.) ma welgel, Ml Interval announce th arrival of a boy, Paul, on Nov.

SO. HOFFMAN. Pee. 8. to Mr.

and Joseph Hoffman, til 7 West ITtfth a son. Edwin at Dr. Brunor's Sanitarium. JOFFE. Mr.

and Mrs. Joaeph Joff 2.040 7th Codnnthal.l announc th birth of a a)auhtr on lc. a. 1H18. tANDRESS.

Mr. and Mra. Emmanuel Landrcaa. Deo. 7, 1018.

a daughter. LEVY. ac. 2. to Mr.

and Mra. Benjamin M. Levy. 100 Wiat UtHh ne Anna Greenwald.) daughter. Evelyn, at Lying-in Hoapttal.

MILMAN On Dee. I. a bahy daughter. Anna Leah, to Mr. and Mra.

B. 8. Mil-man. Brooklyn. SIMONS Mr.

and Mra. David S. Hltnona. ne Sady Sable.) announc with Joy tbs birth of a eon on Sunday, Dec. 1.

STOIjOFF Dr. and Mra. I. Arthur Rtoloff na Ella Wolperl aunoune th birth of a daughter, Dec. 7.

Mr. and Mra. C. A. Yeunir.

a aoa, Dec. 118. at 14 Eaat Mlh 8t, Nw Yark City. Gontfrmfit. -Mr.

and Mra. Nathan Flua-gelman of 2rt0 Hlverslds Itrlva requvst th preavnc of their relative and frlrnda at the bar mitzvah of their son. Milton, on Saturday. I)ee. 14, at th Tempi Aaach Cheaed.

7lb Av. and 114th Su GETTINGER. Dr. and Mra. J.

H. Gttlncer beg to announc th confirmation of their son, Raymond, on Saturday. De. 14. at the Kynasoru K.hllalh l.ra.l, Jackaon Av.

and Boston Road. REIB. Mr. and Mra. Mannl Ret.

100 Want UtHh. announc th bar mitoab of their eon Ixirln Dec 14. West End Kynaocje. 160 Weatfi2d 8t. At horn Sunday, Dec.

li. from to fl. No carda. CngagrD. BRODY LEOPOLD.

Mr. M. Leopold of 0T5 Tiffany Bronx, announce th n-ae-mant of hla daunht.r IJhby to Mr. Abraham A. Brody, aon of Mra.

R. Brody of Vll Prospect Bronx. COHN EPSTEIN Mr. and Mra. M.

N. Ep-ateln of ijoldahoro, N. C. announce of their dauchter, Loona An-uelte, to Mr. Harry Cohn of Nw York.

GERBON ABRAHAMS. Mr. and Mra. Harry Abraham, of 5 JO West ISflth 8t. announce tha betb rot hal of their dauahter Mildred to Hr.

Jeroma Ciarson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Oustav Oarson of Brooklyn. N.

Y. Reception Dec. 15. front 3 to S'. at th Wallac.

44S Wan 132d St. I GREENBERO KARP. Mr. anl Mr. Josepn Karp of 107 St.

Mark's Brooklyn. N. announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth to Mr. Georg Graenbarg of Bronx. N.

Y. GUTTERMAN 19F.AR. Mr. lah Iaear of SIS Weat SIHh St. announce the engag-.

merit of her dauchter Lillian to Mr. Mor-ria D. Gutterraan of New York City. HACKMAN ABRAMS Mr. and Mrs.

Morris Abrams of l.tWiU Madlaon A v. announce th betrothal of 'their daushter Reeva lo Alfred N. Hackmao of 11 Weat 111th New York City. LEW IN STERN. Mr.

and Mra. Adolph Stern of 617 West End Av. announo th engagement of their daughter. Mildred, to Mr. Irving Iwin.

At horn Dee. 22. from I lo 1 MEYER HAMBURGER. Mr. and Mr.

Joaeph Hamburger. 12 West 110th announc th betrothal of their daughter. Ella, to Lieut. Nathan P. Meyer.

U. 8. aon of and Mrs. Jullu Meyer. MOOS SCHIFF Mr.

and Mr. Harry Bchlff of 3.VI Weat End Av. announce th engagement of their daughter Bertha to Mr. Morton F'redertek American Conaular Aaatatant. aon of Mr.

and Mra. Alfred Moo of Jeraey City. PAVENICK REICH. Mr. and Mra.

Charlea R. Reich of S.S47 Broadway announce th encasement of their daughter. Jeannette, to Mr. Alexander A. Pavanlck.

New York. PLONSKY HELD! Mr. and Mr. Harry Held of 235 Yrw St. announce th nsaaement ot their daushtcr Hortana to Mortimer I'lonsky.

60 West 88th Bt. RITTER GORDON. Mr. and Mra. Israel Gordon announc th encairement of thalr daughter.

Nettle, to Dr. I. Sidney Rltter. BALWEN KATZENELLENBOGEN. Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob KatsenellaiiboKen of J80 Hart Brooklyn, announce the encraire-ment of their daughter Ethel to Mo Kal-wen, U. 8. A. 8HAIR COHEN.

Mr. and Mr. Loula Cohen ot 1A4 Fountain Brooklyn, amwunc tha ensacement of thalr daughter, Jeann B. Wohuu, to iaador Bhalr of Now York. SHARMAN NEMETH.

Mr. and Mr. John Nameth of Brooklyn announce th en- rasemant of their dauxhter, Laura E. Nemeth, to Lieutenant Charlea Khar-man. Inf.

U. 8. Army, ot Miami, and of London, Encland." SriTZER KAPLAN. Mra. B.

D. Kaplan of 40 Eaat S3d 8t. announce th ma-asa-ment of her daughter. Leoia. to Mr.

Rudolph Spltxer. At home Sunday after-. noon. Dee. 13, from 3 to S.

TANNENBACM and Mra. Joaeph Hilton ot South Orange, N. announce the engagement of their daughter Helen' to K.i.lmi tianiuel M. u-haum, U. S.

N. eon of Mr. and Mra. Mas Tannenbaum of BtiO Rlwrslda Drive, New Vor- City. WEINBERGER GREENBERO.

France. Greennerg of 34 Weat 119th betrothed to Louie Weinberger. Assemblyman Loula Waldman will apeak on The Truth About Russia," before voter of the Seventh, Ninth, and Eleventh Assembly Districts, at 2.S42 Broadway, at 8:20 P. M. Tomorrow.

The Rlrht Rev. Msr. Fay. Domestic Prelate to the pope, will apeak on Th P'io tn He: at ion to Permanent under tha auaplc of the Ltaxue for Political education, at Carnerfe Hall, at 11 A. M.

J. Bernard Walker will apeak on Artillery In tha Ureal War." before the American Institute of the City of New York, at Weat TMrty-ninth Strett. at P. M. William Beeb will deliver an llluahrated lecture on Animal Life at the Front," before the Section of Bloioxy of the Academy of Sclencea.

at the Muaeutu of Natural History-, at :13 P. M. Juttg Mayer of th Federal Court will read a paper, on "The Federal Courte." betoraJ ma RKjcimy ti M'-aicai junspruoence, at in Academy of Medicine, at 8 KM) P. M. Taeaday.

Loula Delamarre will lecture on "Rabelala: La astir de Institutions da Pepoqu brfor the Aiiianc Francala at the Hotel Plasa at 4 P. M. Jan Manner wilt give a reading of Brleux'a The Red Robe at Cooper Union under the auspices ot th. People's Institute at P. M.

Cardinal O'Connell. Max. Mooney, and others are scheduled to apeak at a maaa meeting In favor of lrl.h Self-determination at Madlaon Square Garden. In th evening. Radical Expert menta In Fore'en Land, and Their influence on th Investment of American Capital will He the aubject of dtecusalon at a dinner of tha Council on Forelm Relation at tha Hotel Aator la th rvenlnx.

tieors. W. Wickeraham will speak at a smoker of the University of Pennsylvania Club at th Hotel Martinique In th evening. Wednesday. Harry A.

Wheeler. President of th Chamber of Commerce of the United Alfred E. Marling. Preaidant of th Stat Chamber of Coniinetv, and William Fel-lowea Moreen. Preaidetit of the A.soclatlou.

will apeak on American Trade and Commerce at a luncheon of tha U.r-chanta' Aasoclation at th Hotel Aator at noon. Th Elka Clrcua for th benefit of ths t-nneimae- Tree fund will open at th Elka' Home in the av.nlnx. Senator Borah. Assistant Secretary of th Navy Rooaevelt. and othera will apeak at the annual dinner ot the Southern Society at the i aiuuri-Aiion.

in to evening, Thuraday. There will be an Italian Fiesta at Lenox Avenu Unitarian Church, beginning in th aitemoon. Graham Luak will deliver a lecture on Th Food Supply of Ckir Allies for mam-bars of the American Museum ot Natural History at in museum at 8:13 P. M. Elizabeth Farrell.

Inspector of Ungraded Classes In New York Publie Schools, will speak on Th Difficult Child under th suspire of th Henry Street Settlement at th Neisliborbood Flay nous at 0:30 A. Everett lean Martin wlil apeak on Th Conscious and th Unconscious In Crowd Behavior" at Cooper Union- under the auspices or tne i'eople Institute at 8 P. M. Dr. William F.

Slocum will spesk on Ths Aftermath of War" at forum of th Humanitarian Cult at 2W Weat End Avenue at P. M. Satnrday. Ther will be a Victory Ball for the army and navy at -the Seventy-firm R--Klment Armory under th aueplea of th Vscatlon Asswlatlon In aveulnr The fifteenth annual entertainment and ball of L'Etoll will be held at th Palm Vaaruao ta ia eveniny ARONSON DEUT8CH. Mrs.

Baa Dutsch announce th marries of bar daughter, Ruth, to Mr. Leo A. Aronaon. DUIZEND FLECK. Thursday.

Nev. 1U1M. by th Rev. pattd Mr. Harry Dulsend lo Mlaa Mabal Flack, Brooklyn.

v' HART GORMAN. At Waahlncton. D. C. on Wadneaday.

Dee. 4. 11 Mary dauchter of Mra. Florane Blak Gorman, to FranSIa Arthur Hart. LEVIS RICE.

On Wedneaday. Dec. 4. MarJorl. dauxhter of Mra.

and th lat Iaaac L. Rlc. to Arthur B. LovAa, Ka-Isn. V.

8. N. R. F. TUNIChf LICHTEN8TEIN.

Mr. Sarah Lichtenatetn announeas th marriage of her daughter. Fannie, Chart Tunlck, Nov. 28, 1018. Carti HESS ION.

t-rlvat John P. Blneeraly thank all present at memorial maaa tec. 3, ISIS. Mr. and Mr, K.

P. ESS ION. Corporal PAUL F. HE8SIO.X. SMITH.

Th family of th tat Mr. Esther Smith xrat.ru! ly acknowledge your klud expression of )tnpathy la thalr recant Dercavamanu BAMPFIELD. Dee. 1918, Margaret wire of Jamea Hampriald Niagara Falla Ont. ur-ilTd by bar husband and on dauchter.

Mr. Charle Holland Morlts of thla city. Funeral private. Burial Monday morning at Falrvtew Cemetery, Niagara Faila. Ont.

BARTEL8TON E. De. S. tn bar Snth ar. f-euiirie, oeiovao oaucnter or -Lrar an Mary tne ttosantMrai and devotee slater of Herman.

Leo, Joaeph. Cecelia, and Roa. Rclaltve and friends Invited to attend funeral from her lat residence, 2.0M Anthony Sronx. on Sunday, Dee. S.

at 2 P. M. BILUNQS. At Patchoguc. L.

Dee. g. IRIS, tharlea Arnold BHHnse. balovad husband of Cornelia Seelr Bllllnx. In th 67th year of hi axe.

Funeral private. Kladly omit Plttabunrh (Psnn.l and Providence R. 1.) paper please copy. BOWLES. On Dee.

S. Vlcterln E. daughter of th lat Jam Bowie. In her 7tKh year. Servleea at th chapel af th bom.

104th St. and Amatardara Sunday afternoon at 2:30. BRADY. Lieutenant Vlnecnt A. Brady.

85th Company. Sin Regiment, V. 8. Marine, die In Franc Nov. 14 from wound received in action, aged 20 year, aon Thomaa J.

Brady and th lat Mary M. Brady. Solemn requiem maaa will be offered for the repose of his eoul at th Church of Our l-ady of Leurda. 142d near AmaterCam Monday. Dee.

at 10 A. M. Ri latlvea and frlcnda ar raqueated to attend. BROWNE. At Olenrtdxe.

N. on Dae. 7. una. uayiora nuabaud of Kilen Mill.

Brsti-M. uneral aervlcea at hla late home, SO Highland Gleyldg. N. on Sunday. Iac.

8. 3 P. M. Intermant at Mount Hop Chlrajro. New Orleana, Memphla, Chicago, and Allan-town, papers pleas copy.

BURTT. Suddenly of artertoaclemaia, on ix-c. mis, Alfred Ourtt, In th T7th yar of hi age. Interment private, from St. Mary' Church.

Brooklyn. Lincolnshire and York shire, England, paper pleae copy. CARR. On Dec. 7.

ISIS, at hla resldrnce, 3 bast jzitn i.iavii coia M. D. Funeral aervtc at St. Andrew'. Church.

Rib, Av. and 127th on Monday. Dee. at 1 :30 P. M.

CHILD. At Greenwich. Dee. 17, 1I8, Clara wit of Frederick W. Child.

Funeral aervlc at her lat residence. 40 Church on Tuesday, Dec. 10. 1918, at 2:30 P. M.

CHRISTE. Entered Into rest Doe. 7. 1818, r-reoencK enrtsts, dsarly tieloved father ef Frederick August, and Victor Chrlste, In hla alxty-flfth year. Barvlcea Monday eve.iln at o'clock at hla lat resldenc.

1.240 Lexington Av. Relative and fiianda ar Invited to attend. Interment private, Flahklll Rural Cemetery, Flahklll. N. Y.

CHRISTENSEN. Dee. S. at her residence. all r-ranxitn Haabroack Heighta, N.

Thusnelda A. Chrtatenen, -wife of Aa-rust C. Christ en een. Funeral Monday. Dec.

S. 1018. at II A. M. :45 tram from Chambers St.

Please omit flowers. CLARK. Suddenly, en Dec. 7. ef pneumonia, Marlon Holbrook Clark, aged 0, daughter oi ar.

and Mra. John Klrkland Clark cf 13 St. Nicholas Place. Notice of funeral hereafter. CO LDKWEY.

Lieutenant George, killed la aciion ucw. id, eldest son or August and Marie Coldewey, beloved husband of So- fihla Boachen Coldearey. A memorial erv-ce will be held at th Immanuel Lutheran Church. Mth St. and Lexington City, on Sunday.

Dee. S. at 3 P. M. COOPER Georg.

Service THE FUNERAL t-MCitCH. Broadway, 66th (Frank E. Campbell'e. Jr Monday, P. M.

COYNB. Virginia beloved daughter atra. Margaret J. Coyne and slater of Mra. K.

P. Book and Mra. C. H. Wllla of Detroit.

and of Frank. Edward, and William Cuvne of thla elty. at tha horn of her mother. 603 Rtvrraid Driv. Wadneaday rvenlr.g at o'clock, of pnets-moola.

following Influensa. Funeral Monday morning. Dec. at o'clock, from tha Church of Our Lady of Lourde. West 142d St.

and Amter4jn Av. RervtcM. THE FU- CHCWCH, Broadway, SHth (Frank Canipbell'a.) Sunday. 2 30 M. CURRIE.

Ot Thuraday. Dee. 6. Eltxabth l.urno. aaughter of th lat John L.

and Sarah J. (hirti. Funeral ervtca at tha Madlaon 8nar Preebyterian Church Chapel. Eaat 24th on Sunday. Dec.

8. at 10. A. M. Interment Springfield.

J. DEAN. Lieutenant Charle S. Deaa. 30Mh infantry, killed In action In Franc.

Oct. 2. A memorial aervlee will be held In St. Peter' hurrh. Mortiatown.

'N. Wednrsday afternoon. Iiec. 11,. at 4 o'clock.

Train leaves Hoboken via IVala-ware. Lackawanna 4 ret am R. R. at P. returning at 8:0.1 P.

M. DE BOW. On Saturday, Drc. 7, IBIS. Su san, neiovea anugnter er William Ie Bow.

Funeral aervlee at her lat reat- dtnee, 561 Mott Monday afternoon. 2 clock. DITTENHOEFER. floddenly, William, be loved huat-and ef Birdie Hannah. at th Funeral Church, Broadway, 84'h Tueaday, 10 A.

PViladalpnla and PtttatHirgh paper please copy. DTMIX'K larporal Gilbert Belth, Company K. lOTtn infantry, or pneumonia, is, aged 22 year, eldest aon Julia I. and th tat John Iiymock. F18HER.

At Morrlatown. N. Dee. 4 IKIa, Mary U. Flahcr.

daughter of the late Mr. Augustus Fisher. Funeral Monday morning, Ia. S. at the residence of Mrs.

T. Oln-y Hill. 174 Morris Morrlstown. at 10:30. FOLEY Charlea.

at SauRertlea. Dee. S. Interment from chapH Mt. Vlaw Cemetery, Saugvrtle.

Sunday afternoon. I wc. 8. at 3 o'clock. HALP1N.

Dec. 3. 1018. Lincoln J. llalpln.

aseJ it years. Service Stephen Xlerritt chape), 223 tub near 21st Sunday evening, 8 o'clock. HENNECl.V Oft S. at her bom. Li Little Ruck.

Myrtiila Oladln Hen-nvgtn, mother of Mr. William H. Weat of thla city. HIGG INS. Alexander aged 5.1 years, a prominent lawyer of Jerey City, at hla home In Hllisilal, N.

on Friday. Dec. S. of pneumonia. He leavr a widow and two children.

He waa born and educated In Jeraey City and-waa a graduate of the New York Cnlverolty. and he waa a en -of Mr. and Mr. M. C.

Higgln of 2H Sherman A Jeraey City. Funeral will take place Monday. Dec. S. at 10:30 A.

from hla lat nealaenc In Hillsdale. HIGGtNS. O. Frank. In France.

Nov. 13. from wound, received In action Sept. 29 at C'ambral. aged 2 vara, oldest aon ot Frank aiid -Minnie Hlgina, 1.507 Eaat 2h Brooklyn, N.

member of Company R. l'7th Infantry. Rawiuleni maaa wilt be eaid for tha repoaa of hla eoul at St. Thom aa Aqulnaa church. Flat- buah and Flatlanda Brooklyn, at 10 o'clock Thursday, Dec.

13. mis. HOAGI-AND. On Dec. 7.

Hl, Rarbara. daughter of th late Ir. O. G. Hoagiand and Mary K.

Beekman. Funeral aervlcea at resldenc of Mr. J. A. MacEwan.

Kerport. N. Tueaday. De. 10.

at. 2 P. M. HOLBIUXK. Julia Mary, eldest daughter of Julia Macy and th late Francis N.

Hol brook. Notice of funeral hereafter. I tOW LA On Friday, re. 1018. Msry Rook flowland, widow of th lat Samuel Howland.

Funeral service at th bom of Mrs. D. O. Bcofteld. ISO Rugby Road.

Flatbuah, on Sunday, Dee. a. at 2:30 P. M. Interment privet.

HUMPHREY. Dorothy LoraJne. daughter of 8. Ie Witt and Clara Humphrty of 1.170 Buahwlck IHooklyn. on Saturday D-c.

7. aged 3 yara Funeral services Monday at 8 P. M. at 39 Goodwin Plac JARDINE. lafwla Charle.

suddenly, at Trenton, Ontario. Nov. 2S. 1HI8. Kunersl from residence of his sister.

34 West 12th New York. Thuraday. Dee. 1D18. Interment at Kenalco Cemetery.

KELLY. Saturday. Dec. 7. after a long til neaa.

George W. husband of Anna Whit Kelly. 131 3d Av. KLUGK. Adolph.

Carl, beloved husband of Grace Mary and father of Albert Carl and Wlllard George, on Dee. at Lo Angele. Cal. Notte of aervlee here after. ItKl.U.IOl NOTICE.

FREE SYNAGOGUE CARNEGIE HALL. at T- LOL1S K. AN8PACHER. "Did Nietzsche Make the War?" All VLr Welcoma. Pico.

KELLOGG. Luther Lenin, on Dee. S. at hi realdenc. tSJO Park after a brlrf llln.a.

la hi 70th year. ServVr-e will be held at All Angela' Church. Wast Air. and (lat Monday morning. Deo.

S. IftiS. at 10 o'clock, interment at tb convenience ef the family. KEI.IXKn; Te Old Settlers' Assoclstlon of Ye Weat Side. Office H-c ratal.

00 Wall New York City announc with great sorrow th death of Luther Laflln Kellogg, a member of thl aaao-ctatloa. Member ar re.) east ad ta attend tha funeral aervtc at All Angela' Church. Weat End Av.and Slat on Monday. Ier. at IO A.

M. WARREN C. CRANE. Preetdeot. A.

WALKER OTIS. Serretary. KRAM. Dae. 7.

Ida, sale red Saughter of Mr. and Mra. Loula run. haleved alafer af Jacob William. Mk-hael, Uaor, Molly, Jeannette.

Mr. Kern. Jnaephann. Anna Coh-o. Fvjneral frees her lat rre-dence.

I.sn.1 7th Dec 8. at 1 P. M. Waahingt Cemetery. LA LOU At 414 Er 70th ew Frldsy.

Dae. S. Andrew so th 1st William and Elisabeth A. Lalor. extern ma at tb Church of St.

Ignatlu 1 morels. Park Av. and Mth an Monday, l-ec. 0, at 10 A. M.

Interment prtrat. Dee. wldew af John Mr-Kewo. In bar S3d year. private.

McNAMARA. fiae. 7. ISIS. Arthur J.

Me-Nsmara. Remalna at Staphen Mmtt Chkpel. 223 Sth nearllst At. MEAGHER. Corporal Joha J-.

killed la acttan. Franc. Sept. 2v IwlS. beloved snn John J.

Meagher anal Harriet J. Read. Requiem maaa Monday. Dae. S.

1st a. clock. Church of Our Lady Merry. Fordbam Road and Mafioa A. MERTt.l NO.

Henry William, killed 1a srtlen In Franc hataaan Nov. 8 and II. beloved aon ef Marl I -oulee and hueband of Minn Ptekerell Meriting. MINDIL Private Philip Mlndll. C.

R. 107th U. 8. killed ta action Sep, s. eon Philip and Koaenavna Mlndll and grandson af tha lat ties.

George W. Mlndll, Memorial service gunosy, Dae. S. 4 P. Asrenslon Memotisl Chapel.

tM West 43d St. Sea and Ptetd. and Pacific Lodgs F. a A. Invited.

MINTON. Cbarle First IJeutenant. 38tb Infsntry, son J. McKira Mlntan and Charlotte Niooll Weetoo. la Froc.

Oct. IS, IS18. ot wound. MOOD. On Dee.

6, 191 S. at St. Luke's Hospital. Abram V. Mood.

Funeral aarvtc rt St. Luk' lloapltal chapel. Sunday, 2 P. M. Interment prtrat.

MOONEY. Oct. 90. ISIS, from wound, re-ealvad In action. Privet Petr A.

Mooney, loath Infantry. 27th Dlvleton, farmer residence. 40 North Lincoln Rockaway Park. Solemn requiem mass 10 A. M.

Dae. 11. Charch of St. Paul th A poet la. ftSth St.

and Columbus Av. Relative, friend Invited to attend. MOORE. Joha aged 23 year. In th aervlee af hi reuntnr In Franc on Oct.

8. 1818. beloved aoa Mrs. Katharine and th tat Patrick Moor. Solemn requiem as will be celebrated at Corpus tail Church.

Wlet ba-t wean Ar sterdam Av. and Broadway, Saturday. Dee. 14. at A.

M. MYERS Margaret. Lying In atate at THE FUN ERA CHURCH. Broadway. 60th and 87th St.

NABENZAHL. Isaac, on Dee. 2. In Ma th year, beloved hueiiand af Jennie at'd dear father of David Nabenaahi and Mr. A.

M. Frumherg. Funeral from Meyer" Funeral Parlor, S2 on Sunday. Dee. 8.

at 10 A. M. PIERCE. Edward A. Pierre.

Company C. 107th Infantry, killed In action In Franc Sept. 2, beloved aoa of Edward V. and Gertrude Asian Plerc. Memorial aervlee at St.

Mary R. C. Oarch. Greenwich. A.

M. Wednesday. Dee. 11. POWERS.

On Friday. Dee. S. WIS, Msry Elisabeth, widow ef Jeaee W. Powers.

Funeral aervlee at br lat residence. 34 Mount Morrla Perk, (Weat.) Sunday. 4 P. M. RAPHEL- At hen horn.

IS Fair-view Orange. N. Thuraday. Dee. 8.

Gene vleve wife of Henry J. Raphal, in her 33th year. Funeral servtov private Monday morning. ROD. Bertha, aged 37.

wife of Harnett Rod. SV1 Manld Bronx. Funeral service. Sunday. 2 P.

M. RODRIGUEZ. Ob Dee. 4. Felix Rod tiroes.

beloved buatiend of Carmen Hon rt cues. Body lying In state at THE FUNERAL CHURCH." Broadway. (Campbell Building.) Requiem maaa at Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. West I42d between Convent and Amsterdam Monday. Dec.

at II A M. ROTH Robert. Service THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway. SSth (Frank E.

CampbelTa,) Sunday. 12 iM o'clock. RUBIROSA Dr. Rafael Lying In mat. at THE FUNERAL CHURCH.

Bruadwav. Sth and S7th Bta 8A1KI Shlsw. Lying In ststa at TH k. 1TNF.HAL CHt'RCH. Broadway.

uth (Frank E. CampueU'a 8 LOCUM. Cieone Taylor. wSdow ef th 1st Colonel J. IV Slocum and beloved mother or Ernest Foster Slocum.

Natalie Slocum. and Manroerlt Slocum Verba as. on Saturday. Iiec. 7.

101 a. Servleee at her late residence. Tower llixtse." Ho want Grymea HID. Staten 1.1 and, Tueaday afternoon, Dae. 10.

at 3 o'clock. SMITH. On Dee. S. Mra.

Sophia A. Smith, mother of Howard K. and M. Helen Smith, In her 71st year. Funeral aervtce at her lata realdenc.

814 3th Brooklyn, on Sunday. Dec. 8. at a J. M.

SMITH. Su Conway, wife of Frank Gordon Smith, ease. a en. Saturdav. Le.

7. at S7H Itiverstde Drive. New Yark city, at some of her daughter. Mrs. Frank G.

re sine. Burial at Owenabor. Dec. 10. r.

S). MAR" HAL'S! WOTIfKI. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Southern District or New York. Notice Is given thst HENHY POWELL RAM SPELL, JAMES A.

P. HAMFDK1J, and HOMER S. 4IAMSDELL. aa eieeutora and trueteea under the laat will and Let smart af Hefner Hamadell, deceased, owners of tha ferryboat Urange." hav filed their petition for limitation ef lianlttty for any ka. damage or li.Jury caused 1 by ar n-aultlng from th collision between tn ferryboat Orange and the steamer Rensselaer." an th night of June IMh.

IklS. Yalua ef vraeei and fretsht. 8m.la3. All persno calming damage bacauaa of aurh keaa. Seat ruction, aamas er tajury muat prove their claim before Merehall S.

Hakar. at his rfkce. at Ne. S3 Wa'l Street, Boroucb af Manhattan. City of New York, en ar be fore th lh day ar March.

ISIS, at 10.0 A er be aVfaulted. Dati-d, Deeeuibar ith. 118. THOMAS D. MCCARTHY.

U- Marshal. UNITED BTATKa DISTRICT COL KT. tHtuthern ef New irk Al th i suit ef the United States demanding forfait- are thereof under tha prwvnsien af Heart tens I. 1. and 3 or th Act of Corgrrss approved February IS.

lf0. as I have aetssd and hold forty-six l-o. hot lira oorain hydre-ct iorlde. two W-ca. bottiee dlscetyl nM-rphia liydrachlortoe.

and three battle at.d oa nackage oantalnlng more ar lea 113 grain laLleta heroin bdrariilurlde. rvotic i noreny given mat tn Causa la eppuiutd for trial at the U. S. Court and l-oat Olflce Building. Manhattan.

New Yark. an December Irtth. 101. at tha eeentng af court. All peraoos are noli tie then aad ther to appear and defead tnelr lateri-ex.

If any. In aald good. All hot appearing wul be defaulted. Dated November 31. 11.

THOMAS D. MCCARTHY. U. B. Marshal FKANCIH U.

CAFFEY. U. I. Attorney UNITED BTATEM DHTRK7T COURT. noathern Dtatrlrt of New York.

Notice ta hereby si van that lha Cornell Pteamboet Company, owner af the eteara tug Prtmru." ha filed a petition for th limitation ef It liability for any damage or Injury arising ut of collision claimed I bar occurred between the said team tug lTlmros." th boat Ontario A Western No. 81." and the barre value of th veaael and frelsht. ft-Vsi. All prisons claiming damages because of such hauj. deatructlon.

damage or Injury must pi ova their claim before Louis Bennett, t. oinnitaalonrr, at hla office. Offw-a Building. In th Bo rot 7 of Manhattan. City New York, on or before th lutb day ef March.

191. or be defaulted. thomah d. McCarthy, U. K.

Marariel. H. N. T. REAL KSTATE.

BE SOLD Owing ta death of wer thla complete X-acr country plac has been put aa tha market for sale. The residence wss only recently completed. It remain. 4 master, hatha aad every modern convealeace; atable, gardens, farm land. etc.

Beautiful grounds, high -elevation, watar views, and other allraitlv. feature. 18 minute from eipre. at at Ion. ana hour mtorlag dlstsac from 4 Id St.

Aa aatsaual ap- port unity. Kenneth Iva A 7 Eaat St. Murray HlU 8007. FOB MALE. Ectablklied Maaufactarinf Basiaeu! On account ot rlraiee of wner to retire, will aell eetabllarad maaulactarinc httem- of national r-putatlon.

Iicatin rw-a New Yark. fftamnrd metal line. Setth patented ankrlea Average annul Be; profit, bu.me.e for a-v-rel yaara haa averaged about ll.l.ouu. Cash required fiao.OUO. Principals awly.

01P SV. COaUBI. IS tt aU S4- X. Hub. Dee.

S. Joha Smith, at hla realdenc. Funeral service at th Mar-bl Colleglat Chan-h. Mh Av. sod Seh en tueaday.

Dec. 10. at I P. M. Intermant Greenwood Cemetery.

Otait flower. SPT.riBKK. Ieo(s. on Dae. T.

Wkeveal baa- ban af Call. Funeral frees Mayor Funeral Farlera. 22 Lenea Menalay. tc. 8.

at 1:30 P. M. Kindly nl flowers. STEINTH A Killed la art ton la Fraaca a Nov. II.

Private Jeaee Steinthal. on ef Mr. and Mr, liaaeiaet MteCMkjel of st7 Wet --nd Av. and brwUsar ef Mra Hattte Lata. TEtNTH AL SrOUX IODGK.

J0. 887 KNluilT. OF PYTHIAS. It la with aep regret that announce tha death er ew beloved brother. Jeaee Mtetathal.

wsas waa killed la action an Na. II whtl la th erne ar hi rmntry. BaaHpg ta th will of tha Mowreme Chaacallar a tha t'nlvaraa and a blie ear kearts are eruahed. are rati, a s.y the fart that ar brather knight died a bee far tb Krlnrtplee USerty, Juatst. aad haiaa-Ity.

Slae. heather, aaftly leea. While thy lave eete far the Wi May th angel rem ahais Keep thea In fraternal lava. JOSEPH B. Hll-JICHPIELD.

Cbaneelior I anilaaaisl HENRY VkOI.KK. Keener Itecaeda and Saala. TAIX1N Killed la action la Preae. Or. 118.

erworel Daniel B. Tallaa am r.trirk J. and the late haw Tallest. I nee frurtea I High aeieraa af raqataea I Church ef St. Thaana.

llSth St. aad St. NteJaeias Man ay. Da. ll Relauve aad fiiaaS la Tiled la attend.

TAIJAM-Oa Dee. S. 18. PatrVk J. Tal-loa.

beloved father ef Jaasph. Jab a. Irene. Mary Smith, and th lata Car pa re I Dan-l-l B. Tallow, ag-d y-ere -aneral from bta lata raatdeare.

Weat 1 1 th aa atoadsy. at 3 A. live ace ia at. Tbame. th Ascl Charch.

118th St. Mr Kola Av. TIEMAN Killed la act Von. Franca. Oct, II.

a Predertek A. Tvemaa, (emsur H. 107tb Inraatry. only aea til law. A.

and Father Ttemaa. forwterly 14 veoi r.i uat orange, r. J. TUCKMAN Freasrtn Lndg. Ma.

47. and A. My Brethrea: Yew ar he nay titled la attend aa emeraeat raaruaani ration af avir laC.e for tha saipaai paying th laat Massale bansr la ear lata brother. Htamaiaaa N. Twma.

at hi lata reltnc. 71 r-at ltb Brewkiya, i Sunday 1 so r. M. ISAAC J. Masts'.

Lot 18 C. MOM. Secretary. WAI J-BOTT Oa Friday. Dee.

S. ISIS. Win-lam Frederick, aon af th lata Henry Waltbett. Service at hi late reatdenra. 13 Eaat 4th on Sunday.

lw. 11 a. at 4: JO p. M. Intermant Woo I a em easel ery at tha eonventanc af th family.

WAIT7.FEI.DER. On Friday. Dee. IS, KalhaHn G. Waltsfalder.

(ne beloved wife af Iewla K. Waltafe.Ser. Mineral aeivVae will held a' her lat residence, l.ir. Healy Far r.rh-away. N.

Monday morning. II e'rkack. WE1H Jeanett. (nee Raieithal Gerbar.) wife of Charle and eleter of Jacob aenthal and Julia Halleabarg. Fwnaral Monday.

Dee. S. at II A. M. frees her lat residence.

2.047 Belmont Av. WrTMORE On lave. bt her SOth year, at tha r-atdaoce of her aon In-law, Henry E. Titus. PlalnfUM.

N. Martha widow of Abram B. Wtmr. and dacghter th lat Alpheu Fnhe. ad of New York.

Funeral prtrat. an Dec. g. lt. at hi residence.

420 -rk Edward Allan Wlrkea. husband ef Mary Forarth aad on af the lata Thomaa 8. and Julia Pennlman Wlrke. 'wnerJ aei Va rival-. Kindly omit flower.

Interment at NVarburg. N. Y. New-berg pa par a pleas copy. Jn BIEBER.

Th unveiling af tb monument of the lata Charlott Blaber. deveied wif. nf William Bleher. and beloved snathe of Mr. Charlea I.raa and Henry Baeber.

will take piara Sunday. De. 8, at 3 'clock, at Unk Field t'eenetery. Relative and ffienVa are Invited. In raee eg rain tha Sod leaf mill tab plea the following Sunday.

tlEPER. The unveiling th nvoaiument of the lat Oreo BleKar, beloved brother of William llieber. will take are Sua. day. Dae.

a. at a dork, at Union Field Cemetery. Rriattvee and friend are Invited. In case tf rain the dedirattaa III take place the following Sunday. IsflODY Hqutern mas at Cburrh af Haty Roaary.

laet itnh A. I er for the repaae of 'he eoul ot Private William I -oody. killed 1a action ta Franc Oct 12 FILIPPINI.In memory af awe k.lsv.d brother, Ak-aandr-r liMpptnL annlveraary mass at A. M. Mnnrtay.

I er. S. Charch St. l-'ranrla Aaalal. Wee 31 at.

M'STKn. HIIUWHFFLD. In lev-tng awmary nf aur darling wile and mother. Itl-er twanea. who died laer.

a. I'M Never ta Ke fr-ewjten. HERMAN AMI JKAN. MURIHT. Owen J.

Annlveraarr maa win be celebrate at Church af St. Rnee. laath St. and ta. a A.

ritt-al KMIIXYKS AMI.NiJTON BRIDGE iMT OFFICE. -Th Cmmplttt l-sif Jifs-ti Frank F. Campbell THE FUNERAL CliURCir Art-gfarMr Cff ifnf Chmrf Cresl LatassiakaiMbi tKsl hav grwww. tw Vetiev assej r3 cowtons btgarr pet pttav.tr ly wiS sh catatesar af better earn. TV Caavskd Staff, (swperaae aa Mara.) srwey gaaalaalry bow la best aerv aad dary eacaL A Dfaitaiaat fee Ssecial Ssviaf ka been ssabsulaeL nrvAmmy at 66th Street FmntrJU tsj tnikttj from alse ef Jomik 1 any of).

fluttionfl. SMITH'S KNICKERBOCKER SALES ROOMS IKCORPORATIfD 742 SEXNTH ssJ TWws OcU 36I4-J ANNOUNCE1MEMT OF SPECIAL IMPORTANCE On Virw WEDNESDAY arxl THURSDAY. Dec. 1 1 atxi 12 THE HISTORICAL FURNITURE ROYAL FLTNTSHLGS Art Objects, Aalicfwe. Real Br.

Aravs. Per is Raft. PasBbBfa, Real Lac, Caa twraa. Daantoaj Jewelry, Fan, Cascbssewa, Trcbta. etc.

BY ORDER Or Miss Amelia Bingham lacaitliag ik Superb Settaer Mar Joha sow." "Nine. at tb aaae LUJ0TT TUBL1AR HALL QilMC C1XXX SUWTU)L3 rUSaNCS. ERQXZX AM) IRONS. iXNDR5. ORMOLU CLOCX SETS.

ROYAL DRL5CCN 5CNTX3 A'3 CHINESE VASES, SUPERB FRENai MARQUCTRIE CHAJuEER SLTTU limLUlLTTX MArTY AND COLD DINING ROOM SLTTE. ROSE DU BARRY LIBRARY rUTTUX PLAYER PIANO. V1CTR0LA. PAILLARD MUSIC BOX. ANTIQUE COLD FUDKIXTTi CARXD TALL CANDELABRA TUDOR TROUSSEAU CHESTS.

Ceort 111. library aa. Hall CKaa-a, Carrara MarUea. SserUf Sv-. SUffwU.

Rare Speciaaea Aaltqae EgTptiaa Clssa, Lacejvcaoaal Bne-a-Brsc. Swperw Real Lata Caat. Praa-ealalaoa Pssc Mast Batjnaai; Merrar. SaUa, ale Maak Far. Caesa.

C4-larettc, cta etc; also OnWnsi Lsmoaaia. PUybaSa. PrsTsassss. etc. Beginning Friday, Dec.

13, and following afternoons at 2 o'clock daily. Catalogues mailed upon application. Mary J. McShane's Next Sale of Imported Street and Evening Gown, Fur Caat. Fur Sets.

Hats. Festhm. will be held on Fridiv. Dec. Uth, A.

M. at Flattau's Auction Rooms S. E. Cor. 3th L'nWenity PL ExMbitioa Thursdijr, l-J P.

hi 3n ST A I "DERM AN -Mamertal gear.1 krtear Sl.mlai ma. la Ulli la Flaaeler aw B-ac. X. wtU be he .4 ta Pc Joha' fhur'h. Iltth St near Jaaaaavw Av Ktrhrnaad Hill, ea Saa.sy.

Dec. ft. at I e'cioca. TAYIOR Cawatsei. Iswtng Witness Almasser TayMsr.

Da. S. IStsY. TKRirOMI-lil fang hrsnea af Oaerge TVaetee. away l.

14. iwi. TrtUEM AN la having rami a a. a ha die OntrtHnj. CAHV-TKe aaveCllnel af Oas Sinai la lha null af tha ta Oarer taa ana te wtnaw ea iaa y.

Dae. 18. at Mi ant Neaah aaaeaery 1 k. It rala, I el-law lag Sunday RAKOW The awvetllag af li mew imt af ear be laved aagtrtee anal a. Itsnw lUkse, wtj be head San Say.

4 JI r. M. at tad Mass emaet wa lary. If rata. fe Thg Rev.

Or. Jooeh thinner twalM HRkn KLINE. 7-Th R-r Dr. Jowepb Kk inner hwala Pree.4ewt af the New England Haptist Ubrary Asaw rlatlan sod fornverly dlt af VYatchmaa. a Baptist ue.to.

mi at a boa-pi tl bar lat last Alt Jr. Swain we a bora at v'i ca.Car, Maaa. May 1. 131. the ll Rev.

Samuel H. and Aurora Swain. ad wa a Iraduatad frotti Harvard with tb A- -agrea la 1873; studied la tvairop anal th Near East (a IS7S-. and wa grade, a ted rem Newlaa Tbejoiagicai lna(jtt In 177. He waa ordained a Ifcept-iet '-later In llH.

It wa a Trsane af tM N.vten Th4okral laetlta'e ISfta-ISll. aad was Pridnt at ire Hoaiew Baptist Oty Misaloa Saciaty aad is OvaS Society. Obituary Notes. 'Mr. EMMA KEWmirt FIELD, wiatww af Jaaae M.

tYetd. farwaarly lasninw of Rra Ylliaaw. tad yeaterSay Ceeva. She was 78 year aa. De.

DAVID COLS CAP far half a aa tary a araetarta phyeariaa. daed yeawaar at hi boss. feast IXU btreet. He wws a gredeate Betlevwa MeeallaJ Mediae I Cwuag af leaa. imRUJ J.

rourr. rar ava. er snasy years wlih IX J. Rutienna a hsrh h. th I Item privtieg at fh Mac raaa.it aa Ofra I levee, gleg FrUag heart dleaaaa at Kaigertlta.

Mra. riXtlXI TATLOtt SLOCUM. af Cal awe J. D. Slacaaa.

aad neatha af Erweet Feeter aUarwaa. dead I setae Say at bar kiwi. Tewer (iawse. Maerard Aewaa. tlryaae M1U.

aear Tuasaan 11. sHaaaa lataad- GORDON MXOWatU srtlet aad Owa-1 rater, died Friday al at. Leae Mesyital el eseondirWa Ha waa 34 year aea. exe hit aald ta hav been 10 riginsear af aaaay th deaign a aad ta lisef.t jag is United Stat baitleatiipa. ROBERT RAT.

knawa aa th torn ef (ha Pat. mac." aald ta hav been tb laat af General Grant erevn. aad I have aha Bella Bard, that taroew Confederate a inn a ay, la lur brawn d. died at Omfers, N. 1 yaatarday at Lha age af 87 year.

OlARLrJI H. COCHRAN 90S) Wast Fifty-eighth Street, rot Her-In-law af Jaha Temple crave at Tb Near I ark 4 nasi haa. died Friday alght af lariweaaa. lie wa a snanih.r ot the Cat tew hoc barge, an See soaas tlnas wa racai.ee led with Itnena rd rattan braera. mirO rr.muT toTor.

omm-Ct 'f rly atdarat aarvtc at th Jls5 Nen-ea-rlnrtaa. ItS IMS MADISOtt AT. ngsy r-neae Mariei JACOB HERRUCH5 SONS. Inc. Feneral iMrertare haaed Sit Foot Set Uet Sari, CI S.

WlJff ERgOTTOM 1 if New CATHOUC CXxTeTERY af THE GATE OF HEAVEN MT. PLX-t SAXT. WUTtHUm CO. On Harieea St. mile Na af White Plate hsrtraaoa ea Cmi nry ac ail.

Pnaaant aia aeawt.BBST YaaM. SeweJ fas' WwCw sti.klsg. CALVARY A AU1KU KMITKJUCS 84 ket Stead Pbaues riaaa st, WUnana i. fHewnn. Mgr.

THE OODLX? COCTERY REAL Let la Na a Yeik eadieg ceee4e-y. Whet 4 aa net A 4-1 as S-iarr. P. O. baa sag CasnraJ S's-a-.

MCM'inUI-ll -UaCra an arc s-I ar nvete af eetae-ianad nnuiaa. laaarge pat'an. nnin a n4 tree, a-at 1 VI ordeay Panr r. i ng cwiaaa 1 -ath n-ar a 1 Zuttitns. AVXNUE.

A Rrewb SMITrt. AUCTIONLXT 'X3aW- Vetarr. iUfi." TrWVy ener al sist rsjfiai aaa ai JTITT1Q1, Cooper Union Tne Fre Daj Technical ScKool will re earn, pi reg-slar ka avfl. ne eh Jeanary 2. 1 Hiai SaiOOL GRADUATES Applhralhsa aswi4 frta) at (334 8a.

sty llarteaa Train aad by leaaaa, SXTtaa, 3 bvaat ZSd asa ot 1 1 aaee av aa.