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BROOKS 7 EDS A. T. WALL, JR. 1 Cn-i. W.tnf Wad r- St.

ThymMA'. CISMJLOS A-3 USHERS We. W.Ta Ha r. aaat ef Pr-t4eiftt t. traaa H.

TN va.tO mt A. Tater WaX Jr. aj t. Mj Matt IL a aattar at Mr. I -rV fr-aa.

ft bast ma af -ar to TWMlt CUtftk, wa Hffinwj al ft Ik the friM( M. at" aft-, ft. Tto 'I I wait ean a aaal mC wft wwr ait rv ar taw. tl( Wll Ma ft-raw, own ftainfel TV siiiibjs wave aaa avaal 1 it ft Ma a Wft. ft fC a al th ll avV rv-a ft wftwfc ta tra.

awvaet. Past avca aa-al ft ayvw 14 f-l r.l rial- Si, aft 4WfJ at Ita) fttin. bev-ft. anew a af rao- ftio. ftjre fcr m4 IWt, a I iM ua fi aa I a ta-aia.

ibU awl Ww witajaj fa aa aaiiTA-a. ftiM wrwat a raa a .4 -4 4w awat kW twt ft ara-at km ai aar. UkjalwH B. af ix ar i t.aa.t TamMaj fur" M.t Ua. TWW Tw.

i fttoalY. in ar a 4 a t( mix I.iw4 i 1 1 lai 4 awi4 T'M anMii-a a at taa aa'n, a a mf a.f at aw, arf l.ay a a I ii mi, tMvhrtMi af Um, rva i.a aia mtaaat ai. naaaoa at fcai- rbMa amaml im nw i a t.ii' fr 11 Kv af ail. wt wn a. an ma ra aaa rn MX f-wav.

a. a amftara war aa It hrm K. ar4ar. r'i. Kk.4.M.

MMM a4 MrT. M. .1 iwa im, a liai at r. 14Tt ll.r. al l.i.a Miftrva at a i-' rwa in.

al iva a a tn rru i a nbf la a' al ami a a Mai a hak4 ftaa ta i a a rrv a a4 4a9Ma 4 ft I'M I an araat MWl rar.nu, tobf at tfta it M-a. tiranaa. 21 a manail rN, aaa, a 4. rui Mr Mr r-aa. MtH.

WMM aaa aaday. a irm I ia I a fta-ka mi aan'i r-antiwi a Mr Wait. a Ifta H.Ufa a. nait aTr. ua ina 1 ft ta ft4 i' I aw '1 vai.a i a ah-f Mr Mr aM w-n WHnara Jr.

f'a n. aa. II. Itmxa.1 aa Taav-a. f.

Wt.no a aaS Mra jr a tl afrt Mr VI -4 a. irr.f. awwt hrmai mwmm, Mr a. --i atr -a. Mr )r tM aa.1.

Worn. llWw.r-4 mimtm. Mr anal a. a.rat ta 1 a Wu.tamwfta, Mr. aa 4 Mr aa4 Mr.

-'r. fa Mr a.t Mr A Va. I ft rm. a. a I I -a.

t. ar Mft It jr a- I rn av. Wra It (. Mr a-4 iuil ir a. Mn ll Mr a.

I nk a a-4 Ml- tkwraa. Wra. am Mr aa.1 Mra v. -a a Mra. I aa- an Nmif tl.ar.

I a. laaw Ilia aaa J. tant- MISS A. B- QiRDlNEa 1XOS. rjrrUsI to RfttM CfftaMt riMt.

la at Itafaa fVaa irmrft 'f jaa AJaim fWvnr Cr-fnar tft I aaa tar ftl ra ftm at 8 aTrtaar ft WaTiaa 4. Jt. fk. Inan ka rr-ta, Car riaae ara ft ft4r4. A antftft an- Ii tiaa.it tth I fanJr aftat ft4 ft-a mmtrn aal -a f-tafttnM ft.haf.

tft af 1 kranv ftfttl aafv4 a af lha i ytarnaaj llxaaa vaa tk. rV ait a trwft. a -at. an.1 a-r'at a a rrn. r.ft.

-4 aj rwn kaa 'r ftaaaft aa4 tw u.laaaa aa tl L. tftc a. tat.tr rfV Ttotaa af ar-ft it Jl ft f. mt I Vita. aa.1 4 uak tm.mmm aaata af mrrnm mt af Kanranaa.

fx mmvi aaaaia af tft kaa far. a a. Maa'aal Taa at Cfi Hftav. A r' af aavwak-ai kn ta kn aa raaarM ftrt. aava Uk ft tn rrtal fttanu.

rr 2 ar I 1 af.lat.ft. tft atUawriaaa af ft. ana I mr Tia Tra Waa ftauf ...4. tWa ft mmm-iml aataartaal I I a-l-i. aa V1EUY I aa trQ rear fl k-u ka.U iNotctmon nncuMATUu UHIO ACID COUT Cc-olae wcri 1 MISS M.T.DERBY A BRIDE RiMiy la Ca.

aral TW Smt far raw. CKmwtOL iM lL-M-aa Korwnu Tra ty. ata a Ja X. Nrtf. TW i11ia mt UM Rraa Staaiac.

aUwa a ataara af Trfe. MrM at OtrUC 4 Ula afwyna fta C. Raay Twl aa4raaat Ik. mmZ 1 aoift.aa I a tta kk I ll'-l la r.nl air.a.y aft 4H ftl. "1 1 pm-mKlt r-ta th ftatftor ta flikrat a-ftJ -t aaF har Tf mm xl a ftaUM a iaa IU ft IXMftk iry lha raa In rH an a- in Ift nao.raMr IH4ta mT avfr In aaaiaf laj tla.

aai aiaay frw.la In Xw larfe TVa tkwtk a 4avarra4 an am taa anwf a av Wk M. Iar Tfta ft Imi.tT hiii4 a4 trr rta 111a fcMM ftira. ui at faaa a4 ipf.kial. amrr knaanl waa a 4.aa lai ft fin. ta f-fl af kfwkfrwt atr.

tl. lanry KrtTaai Twk ia atra mf mmt a I atLaa Ckar. Wxi xit a Tir ai. M. Wt rniai Ht Tata.

yaaa4 a.Mnt tf A -nM ftaai TS fw tao wn IUk I Mr lmr. 1ft 'ra aa4 Iwftr. vr raa tarn.f. aovr amat 4' Ua a Ur aortar Ik I itm iXata an-l rlawia MfMaaar ft at III aaa mt Ilk rute a ar.ata, aarf Wan, mm la Kea-aaj K4. ratW a la awnat a rVw fr.

Wft.a a Uk ftaaatlf'i TMk4 CELETT BURGESS MARRIES. Mllt W4 Mta Catallft La la. A1 raft mm4 Stary YitWr. CmUtx PorrM. (aa ftrntlM.

aa4 aTUa rfta in tn wax ty-alMft ltraat War ar1l a- tfta MMtk al fa xm a4 Ttrtyfrth Vtraa. lUa. aft a It.TB l(roa torfgrwJ th r.r- tnT rawil 4aih af ift. ftria aantft.r, lk waHaaT a 1 In ml tlaaaaa ftata a wir. Mrra aaf firm a- nai tfta ftnkar4m WEOS ARTISrS MODEL AftMrt U.

twraraaaat. raftar. Mar. rft) ll HiM Laalnl r(raa. Ma L1al fit 'mm a af aVraalaaft.

Lavtaka Oi 'mm a a ha ii aa ar Ilk lat kxiaa I I kirr. far IM lat ftrl aailf a Alrt I iff a at, ft kt(M af tkk ara. aa KiMai a an ij all rraaa Ba.t njaaa. yr, aar ft ta tfahir i Mr aa. Mra Mkrft! ir JT a ram Ihrraal ar af r-a A.

ir- aar ntr o. $. utinototsc mar Bins. Hia WalXa ta Miaa Rky CifHa aAaU OU Vark FaiMalata. aapl a fail Trft Taaara MTt lklll.

Jan M-a mar Mart OifTa. 4alktrr af Mr. aa Mr 'ftrha vara tlirran mt Sim l.ir-r.'a a a iaa mt ftaarn. aa IhalUaar. an akanrft a mt Ir.iaafari an tilaaw.

IM rr I al ftaar' 7 Tarl law. inmaa al 4 ft in Nar. T.rtMai larty af tra uy a atlaain. Tft hrftka al atraml4 ftv ftaar Mra. ttrr I tar.

ftart Jaa. af tar ft. a aaaairaan aaf ft'iattr Tft a rraaa I Swaraj J. iiiaaaiaw. aavl af It ftr i iaa.

A ra.abt.uft aat f.aaarf fxa4 Ift car. mm-T rr-tauta Ift tar ml Tarft a faaauaaa Mi. Mto UMnm.l-r, aatoaa a U.l rwrtn-r. CLASSMATES HER ATTODAVTS Mia Satrft- Sttattf. ML Ora.fata.

Wfa Jama a O. Laatrr. Va aaraft arat-r. Aauftlrr af Mr Mra H. Kraalaa af IM II.

far atraart. BrwaftlTft. ajkll. at ai4t at iaa aaf ft.r avrala Jamr. a.r.

awaft af )in. -r mt aralaa irrvaata 1. a Hx.r. a (r. i-at mt Maaartt ItawTafta Waraaray.

ha a attaatalnata I taaraau. al 'am( liiraaa. Muaa Mu tr4 fnaraaa af -r 1. If naa ftarr laraka.inaaat aaat Ift m.ta af ft.ia.ir war Mlara M-ar I frm mmw mt TrmrM t-K T. Markaa TaiJaa af H4 Itana.

Ma Aim M.r t.aari mt Smm llan. I', aa-l aaa Kara (of af Xara'. J. Ura. aVaiuft Apoai af timnftlrft aivi hlra rr4rtaft Va AUra af ilalnraalaj.

N. mt kaa Tft lrvw a an ait.arl.4 aa awl aa ft I 0r ii.ii Va ai ar4.r af rtttatrft. a c'taaaaata ftl VTiniaaaft aOi. It aafta war aa Iraalaal IftMftama Tft war Mar.aa Laatavaa af yartftaaaptaaa. Mua.

rwfca. Ix rar.v af aaaaila, Mian; RtWr Itara a a rarf Maa.Xa af Iftaa at'T aaa (aia tj Laraia aa4 BarVa Va OlaraJ aitf. ftia ftratftora. af a ralaaaja fttmaaia Tft Ka. Karal Tmjimy af tha takta rT.atyat.rWaa iharrft arfaajaat IB a.r.aftanf MIOlACl a DAlllf AX Tka ftaarrlavaa af ttuhrT Mk kaa la, atm af Mr aa.

Mr Ja.apft Mtfftaata. aaa aa 'l a al Mr a. Mra Jair-a a.nlajaa af liar. rwk ttavra. Mra.l a.

ft a4 iaa vaaiaa al a hr.l Ha) (iar PatU Hmaft'vft, Tft Kara. Lr aa arrrtil Tra hrv wara wftita aa4 la ftarf ravrrw a araiar. aaaaft aaat Wftita laaal aaM i Math Chlania. a atataft mt Ift ftrkia. a aaf ai aiiaaalaa.

HgnPC-WWgMrTTJt. Tft anarrlaa af af rrhl rtr.ata. aaaaar af Tft aaa iaa M. Ilrarwar af rt rarft. X- aaat ar- lUnar-r artarrt aaa yaava latat aaaaraa a Cataaa Ihaarrn af Kitl-rl-l I'aftV.

a a 4 ft ft raaaarftflaaak a 4 fa al anial af Ilk ftrial. irtaf an a. taawtaa) ftarna.wmaari, Mr a4 Mra. ftkarvn m.i raal.1 In tUatafafWkl r. THE OLIVE OIL OF THE EPICURE CHIRIS PronounccJ Shc-ris OlIVBdll aaaa af ta aaa.

a. aaaa. mj waa AftTooa CHiaUa ranriiT. mT Va Lanua a Ift lifr rraarta II Uau a Iftrraai. a a a kftr- MaaafWM a maa ft Ift f.lal ilia.

a. ft U. riava a '4 JkUa. a I 3 ka aa. aaaaa-4 writ.

u4 hu tm rr ax. kfW Iftal tft-T rlr taa a ik.tr ftrao a taw taft. tn vNarrt ka at aa4 ft Ift lta rtaWr Tft fcwWr. aa a irwla.1 af I4arr Wftrt.aa-. ft aa La af th N.w Tarft fttarft Cs-ftx.

Ii a nafttar aaf ta I a-l Arabai ili af Tarft lit; tn4 af A. aliftai tiaafai. Vmt ll lial at. aft aaa aaa aara aaaaa. tat kaaaa af an.

a. ta ft la a a fta rata atal aa. taaTaaa aat mt mm I mm iTJ 1 ft la, Baa. aj a ai a aaaa'al'ViiMil aaa aa ftaaa ya aaaa I. af fftarta aa MM JT.

a )ul. i aa rn aaliafWal. Th ft f.V ara.r hy th Ha. f37 aamiah af HI par V7Bf aalarr. 4rn4aal la in(lo)K) br tha a ir.

a aft ft nar; ak Mr HharrT U1 haw) tarft CMa. 1 TIM. XTTTT XrfTTT mniTa nnm 4 tr TTtiT'n -ia-i 1 Aim inu lunrw riviiJiVi, ui.r 13 DIDHT WARN DUKE OFZIHHERHAN SUIT Warham Say. Shva Will Manchtitr Find Anony. mou Lattar Writtr.

NOTES TO HER ENOEARJNG riMMkf! Mlahr W.ra Affftc tftSNita. Wi-iij Who la Suing for roaa Troth Aaaarta. alia lr Wft tlMft la ftulna Caxaa Zifaaaaraiaa. tha (latrlaaaU (LnaarWr. far H'.

damaa-va for aara af xoaalo. at4 yaalardajr laal air. ZJmjBMrma' tattara ta bar atrt cacft4 la Urn tarma. Thar ft" all ta ta aao a( my aitoraaya aft aai4. IM aarythla' will aol ta court" Mlaa War.

ham Uii.ria4 al ar Ikooaa la Hro4var. Vaita fttjtar Av.aua, la kJmhut I. "Taar la a. Ikln that I aal ta naka pL'n. mm! I vl tha ia a Maarhatr aan.rta thai haa aaa rvrat.taa iMrnwt Wtlr hwh urwa Mm la raua a (tear -Is -la w.

Mr Ziaaifi ia. in mar a lra ot m0mf IN. rttr -n hln tan4 ft rmtrt fttl. Whtrft ak ft lt r.m.y hqaKllialln Ift air. (antir I la aaa.

1 Mimi, tha ha ha laraaa) tb Ull'r. or la tartlv ftcar Ixl ta riraJ l-oal itt- fw- laoaaviara I kikra la Iuk. tl4 taiiui. thi I irola lhu. but ift la-t thai lbr haa ft a Ift rma I aat llkr rata Ift ajrttr af laaraaa Mu I ta INU af MlMhmlrr aa I a4 I' r.aact la aav trmmmi rfc la r.aarttai with th'a ah fo II al a a Ita Hha cava la trial lata ft tfta trial will ft-IKat a ta tft haa af laartr-ht bab4f It nt.l ft a Mm tft araKaaa wU ar a ft la a tft btania af ar alal-i Mr 'tmiwnM, ta hoia ih.

r(m4 a "tft a4 Mva.n. lr.K hl a unftrr nf tmii aaa ta larft 1 11 ar4 ar tnlrwat-acwal bv CALLS 5L1T TOMMY ROTJ." Zlmrmfimi Sa lf Notr TalacJ Marriaya MI Warrkanu la fW far-ft flaM. AfllXAW. Mkrft. Jaa K-K4IM Zlnanatraaaft af tnarlaaatl.

a ft La Ika 4''aakaUal tft th Waawft of pro-a fa li.aa Cartel ft-r Ma l-r Wara haat af Bint. I. arritraj at hia raMfttry ftaar "alkf.t. VlWh Ihl aflaa ta. ka ana at a rlaLraanl tat a aU ia a 4t aa "all omm I kaam Ma Waraftam.

hut tat mm a iwai IM ma.ta of an I rva h.r. mil aa at ta tftia atal i in at." Zlm. a4 aa.ar arMraj raar- i ar ftaof, rurthrTBr. af mmrm a Itwac al ail Thar a aar anrft talk r1 a.a va. aa aartnaa at arft a rait UEN ON GUGGENHEIM'S PAY.

Waahtjr Invalapa Will Ba $12.90 hart Till tharry la PH Kft.t M. liuacrnhair aoa af Imal.1 11.. IT. 17 a Ull 'IT Mr mKmrry am 4 In Ifta llaaL-tn. Iti am tha Wft IVnutaataaL Talka a) Cantyry Opara.

talka an atraa ta tha rfearto4r af lh I'aatarr Otra Campaxria; wm i oar aii.rnajavaa at IB tr amt naana for ubcnbra Tha wta fta 4.laara ftr Haa raft llub-arri of Ik ataff of in lkioa lipm I wnpaar. a will ft aaatala fcy a M.rUil. Th aarrvaia Ilk. fart I Pi. I i talka will rant ft kaa-tar.

In IN. ordinary aaaa a. at ara a iaiaav.ta.1 la ba aaJu. ratlai. Mr.

Ilaboar aaa t.a r.r. nia rwa in l.aaian ana tart -'aJ f.y anrril a ft laatvra. af rti lloaton apra Ifa waa t-w rar rr aaal ikrMi.k I'-ar Htrru ara aiwW ta a ix a at rrt I bo. ton i rp.ra ura- V'" rai rar rrrua ic a.lnac af Tft- I akraa Trtb anal crf ar IB Amartraa a-ltci-rao-k-alia aa4 lltatarr af VI tC. 7 THEATRICAL NOTES.

Mtaataa ftaaa.u wm aad I na i i a mm Ifta -a'aa. ft aa a.la. a4 ar ta farta fft Kaaua a.l. ataaaa aaj far mmrrt ra.pai,i aa larti.il, a a. I a a.rf ftaawan Ik.

laajau r'la ua IN. Aa Mi Tft'aaa. Tft. ML. am ka.lla tra av La-ly Wlaaa Carl.

'art. Taatftla Maft IWI air Larftartt. An Mr 4 t.l nual. rawr. i fi ka aa lit.

vaaJ nf kn Wlliiaaa ru- ka. at ft. arraaaamaala la ftaaa ftma a ar a-. a atartara namw aat araaaft Ta rtfra i ka aaaaa. a.

1 a. ia 1 aa Ij Tfcaat-Ira. iaa a- A aa -a a. ka rwaaratar aaaraiaa a. Mr aa.1 Mra rtataa a a aaa a a laal.

aaaaalr-aaraaalft fttraaM aa4 aa. 11 a.mt in. Knitf lam Ni aara ta taavaa aft a a la aaa4 la I ar ftaa.a. a aaata. kaa lam aul ajabl araatar aul mt lllarlr ftailaVa'.

aaa ratara la Mra Tarft al IN. a all af Aaaa 1 a. kaafta raftaataai. af tk a. 1 1.

1 ii ar a lta I 1 -jm kaaft aa a ft ftar Aataana frta Ftrtaa rtaa aaaalrv tMraaa a aw. am I I aa ta. a Ma aaaaxft' lavaa mt iaa.art.ai aar.aa a Jr.tr It. art ia. lta a.

a ia kali araaa la i.aa a tft-a. Tft mry mt aat.a ta. avaa mt Maa. Awiankar ftaa 1 1 11 af Ifta ftta caaaaa. aaaiia 1.

a.r aa iaa Iaa mmw aiuik'a Mk rmn aKk Jaaa roaa. ft la at a I taaa aa-l ai aian. Ia ika rWiaaaanfa. aar mt I raarl itatlM a a. aa ftaraaa iaaaa Tft Il-a ai aa a am ka aaaa a.

ik. ran tra aaa. Iivaara ta I Mat a t.n nam. aaa4 wra at aaa. T.aa a.ara aaear ta Tft Ifta aaa.

a a- kUa. Ii.taia.a4 ftr kar aftaaar. raaaa ft.a aall a ika OtTaaaaa a a a kraaf a-ataa aar I Ma Tr a Mar avian" iaa ra aa rUaa b'. aa a ral araaa. al wttft rtaft.

aaaa. ttan A ftaa Im kaa ta.4 raaaa af ta I. laavl aaa a Tft iaj.a I far- ft 4- r.aaa.afat.1. til aa wm nai Ift ftaaa at Tkaatra. art aad Alftra tft wfll in ir al Haaaatr.nl raf -aa aaf thraara Tt ika waaa af Jaaa la ft aw paalaaft ra 4 Tk ta 1 WIN ai a tta Iftara aaaa am aa "a a.

mmtmm ra al ifta Aa 11 a. iaa Tftaair. 1 ftkra Inraaaa T-aaa out aa kaad Ika aaa ta ika aaart af fa. at l.a.1 I aj a. aat la iar4 mt aa Jt a tut a a r-aa Mi ta aaaatoaj a-rfaaaara mt ka ata an al Kkkat rm4 Mi avaat.

alarniva IU i-r Ifta tart "i.a i. 1 at a Tft firaaa Anaft -taa a i. 1 tar twi aa tft j.a. aa fauna fta aatka mm Ika art. ftt al ia- IM ia mt 11 a faa aa ftf aaatra.

ft t- jw arvir in if hi i inw a a mrmmmm 1 11 a in -iat aaiaaa an a. ifta Maaaaitaa "ara li l.t ftt.i- aiaawaaa aa aaA HONOR BRAVE POUCE CHIEF. Naw Yark Contrlbutlona Htlp Fund ta Bkillal a Memarlal Homa. aarrftal Tk. krar fart Tlaara, ANXIITUX.

Ala, June I on rt bu-tlona ha In rwlr from Jaob II. IW-hiff arwl Nathan ftfraua to tha fund whla-ft ia t4nc rawaarj Ivrra ta build ft horn tot maraory of Harry KhtraUkt. tha younf poliara I'hWf who ftfta hiilasj ranlly (a mil on ft Mtrxl tlar Tha haraa ft la kr ftupla4 br Mltlratiftl a parvnta aarina tb.ir Ufatlma. attar whUrh It la to noua. d.tntianta of xh.r Anrtaton tollrrrvrn who tftay ba hula In th- ttlarhara of thrlr duty.

Th llty t'ouncli aoran yrara on a-roant of m-a prrj rrfaad ta alavt Uhlratikl to tha pnllr tore. Viator T. II Kllb) thrn aruployad him a. ft pel rat. da-t-a-tlva.

and hla ra-ord aa a aod thai ft. taar waa mad ft patroiioan. K-rnUy r. aaa pro-molraj 14 iha rummand of tha pollra forr and waa tha mt rfflrlant pollrft-ft a A on at ton ar had. LOAN ON CAMPBELL GIFT.

St. Laula Unlvaralty May Start Now on Croat Mtdlcal School. HT. Jon- It liana for tvr-aotlallna ft Von term loan with which to bar cm tha bull Ina of on a of tba a mat. rat mrdu-al n.

1 1 In lha world, ar h-lna by tha Kaitilfy of fit. 1 ula 1'alvaraity. a Jrault t'ollrc. whtrh aitlrratrly will rww Into oaa.a.kn of tha of Jama lh ralvi-of whfth la aatlmatad at to 4" iiai.iatt. Ily tr tarma of tha will, tha antlra ratal, ftaa ta tha unltrrslty for tha buildirx of ft hoapllAl and for tha aarrn.fil of rrardit-al arlatv- at tha da tft of Mr.

Camrtarll'a wtdow and only d.uabt.r. or. if ih. dauahtrr haa rhil-dfn. twrnly wn t.ara aftrr hrr drath.

Tta. plan hay taHna ctJnaldar-4 ran. tatnilalaa tha raraotlatlon nf a loan to paid out af Ih print tpal of lha vaat aiaia bm it baiomai th prop-rty of Ina ajnivralty. WHITE RATS CANDIDATES. Tim Cronln and Frank FiUgarald Cam pat a for Praoldant.

At tha annual Rtln of tha Whlta Rat, tha raaaltatloa of tha p.r former ihi. rountry. at Ui club-h Hut rltrt. iflmuioB two tkrh.ta ft.ra put la farld I a tot ad for ft tha run-la OT-tkon of orfi r. Tha rnndldalr for I aat ara Tim loiun aad Frank rl tta.

raid Junta tha pr-a-nt llrrald-nt of ih Whlta cWliaad ta run acam for tft of fir ti-oraa K. trt. ftur. tha Vm lratda-at. and V.

J. I'nnka. ttwr-lary. ar rtprr-trd to ba tr-td to thrlr of Twrlr mrrn-hra af th Ihnard of Trta aad fir rtt.rr.ft.r of th. Hoard of Inrrtora.

1 nf a to a-rtr two aar and two ta aarta ana ttar, will aloo Al at4.i'. ana-4tfia Jahn llllroy af th 11 rd of Trual aVd that tha or iimuiioa naa a mT pr-rproua aaf li rtrport-a that th VV hit. Rata had a kn food ataat.nc. lo-dp n-lot of mambrr. who, dtar.

ara axat fully p4 up. and rarull-d manr nw rn.attiaara durtna tha Lt.t rar. I ft. Whlta Hat. In won la a rrft-alar labor ftnion ftfnilalrd wttH tk Anvrrlraa af labor.

It haa a raula minimum fta-ala of iim for Ha mrmbara, whra ramlnaa and aalart dnd on tha drawtag powar ua mtmiar Sculptor Dlf of Apooloay. 1 rf kn Vf 1. taa. who bad worked in tha' attop of I'ranh (ani.it. a aculptor.

al 413 at VLatK Hlr.il fn I waa fotinal arftrnriartrMia on tha tVtnt of in aiMa mi iraiatiitr irtrrnmn br ka Rirlt)r mmjt mmm k. 1 1 p.t. Va orb lloapttal. a hrr tv dlr-d of ftp. Obituary Note.

I'AVIO KfttMKR. brad af tba flra mt araaa. a fttitar ruratrtar 4ala. af aaita. 44 aa Waatewalar al ftia mm.

Zft Hart atr. that krmill. ala a baa "aaa It aa. W.a la lluaa.l. rtftr-f-nar fa ra aaa.

Mr. knn l-ktanaa la tk. lawwaKM 1 11 rim Abr.ri.m. Hrr Ira 0 at, rx ft a4 ra rtillr lAmm. I 11 K.

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aa4 Tt ara. nft au fcaara In Iwrilntrtna. aaa. rtaiaaa. I ft.

itauiklar af a alftwtar. aad fta to Ifta rountry aiity raara aa. mm ft baa4 fca Wft ifcra a. and a na.aatar. JH.il KAXin.

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vax a ata 1. aat tea far mt Paaal Oanty. S. fa4 aa av.dna.4ar at hia bona ai 4 Ka. Haftfta.

aftr aa llnaa af aaa mi raara. H. bora la Smm Ynrft la la a4 mfrmr aaulaaltaa from i niumka ba prao. mm -w aaa naa a. ftaa baa I a ataft af pablar affaraa la Hair I ia aad aaa a tnlial Ma apt OIARI.IJI MAH.

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a atil laaat laatafaturw af bat. an4 allll- a rr. 4aa4 yaataraar al bft boa. ftM Waat Ik4 air t. a.

b.a la Warn, ftta a a raaia la lb rtty thirty yaara aa. Mr. Maala aaal ftta tba allllaar -y baa.a wb-ft a aaaa aaa aad aaaa4 a farlary al Ilia- fa4. lata. H.

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T. Hla hady wilt ba aaat la that rtty t-4ay whara Lb lata. aaat am i. ha at 4n4ar. VICT" r.

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Maahaliaa Ha waa a arta- a mt Maahaliaa at- tt-l a a lai a af la fa a Ita I Clak. A wvtow itrtlt ftta. To and From Europe. A soon thoaa aalllna today for Houth- ftmpton on tha Naw York ara: J. Abbott Tt.

Aalanaa. Mfta O. Karaa. Mr and Mr. N.

Marftar. K. ri raata Lay. J. It.

Ilult, Mr aad Mra. W. t. ft ftaa. r.

II rara.IL Mr C. M. Cra- Mr H. A. tarllna.

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nftJutr. EX-SENATOR HISCOCK DIES IN 80TH YEAR Old-Schoo! Politician Stricken with Apoplexy at His Home in Syracuse. WAS TWICE A DEMOCRAT Supported Grcalay and Than Again Btcama a Republican Elected U. 8. Senator In 1887.

Kk nll.d Hlalra Honatur Frank llla-rock. or of tha old-achool pullUclan, who hrlprd to make famoua the political hlatory of the Inat quarter of tha nine, trrnth rentury, died at hla home In Myracua yraterday from an attack 'of ioplrxy. He aaa TU yaara old. Hla health had been falllns fur ft lone time and hla frivnd expected that tha end would Boon come. Nearly alwaya aome memlrrr of hla family or aome Intimate friend wa with him whenever he en-turrd abroad, but when hla lart hour came he waa alttlna alone at hla break-faal table.

Kervanta found him lying upon the floor and carried him to hia room, rihortly afterward he waa dead. The late June O. BLaune uaed to avay of Xlr. Hlacovk that he lacked BKKrea-Ivft fore and waa alwaya ready to eacape ft Taht. Hut thla waa becaua a he knew that In politic tha ettalr.t way waa alwaya the beat, lie waa a natural politician.

He wa bora In 1'ompvy ootid. a County. N. waa educated at I he i'ompey Seminary, and began praTtli'ln law at Tuliy. N.

V. Before he a aa of aaa took a lively Inlereal la poiltke. and ha m4 barely reached the totlna aae when waa elected a Hupervlaor. In a few year he had advanced aufflclcntly to enable him to capture the nomination for IHatrtct Attorney, and thla earned Mm to Kyta-cua. where ba continual to 11 thereafter.

Aa lawyer Mr. Hlecock denied no client. Hla aervtce aa the proa-cutor of hla county broucht film Into runtacl with all aorta anl condition nwn. and hla practtr ranaad afterward from the moat intr-K-al. curnrna-n lal caaea to that of the criminal.

He trarcied extenalrcly throuahout tha KLale. and always made It hia bu.ltvaa to con Into cloae touch with the bia nrn In polltlra. He waa tail and lanky, a power In hla home die-trbrt. and a fluent talker. tometinra ha waa called a farmer, and thla alwaya pieaard him.

becauan he knew th Important- of the farmer vole. II aut on mk1 t.rma with lvl P. Morton, Mr. Iiialne. Koaco Conklln.

Iarld It Hill, rhrtttr A. Arthur, 1 homa I la 1 1, and many ulh.r Influential m-a of both of tha Ma pnrtlee. He waa ft aeneral alihouan it waa tomrtiiiiei aal that one waa never certain Juet where he elood In the political world. At tha outset ha followed hla brolh-r Into the Aftmorratlc fold, and In Km wa aallve In tha Free Soil element that ported Gen. FrrTnont.

After that movement Mr. Hlecock became a Republican, and worked In the Iratrr.ata of thai party alth the arcate.t vim. He waa a welr-oma ally, and waa elected ft member of the Cotiat itutlonal ont ration In Ww He )lnetl In the delate, and became a prominent flaTur Im th Mtata. lien Horace llreel.y waa nominated In Ift73 Mr. HUcot went over to that able and waa nominated for Conjrreaa by th liberal llepubllran and em-ocrala of hla UlatrU t.

Hut he failed of election, and when the Orerley ran-d d.tr) collaiaed Mr. Hlaxtx returned to the lle.ii.li. an I'arty. He aot very lirtl attention from hla old aaeoclatea until IftTn, when he waa ho en aa a deftaate to the Republican National "cart vent Ion. He relnatat-d hlmaelf altfi tha loader of th- party anl aot the nomination for t'onarrsa la that year and waa elected.

In Waahinaton he made hia Influence fe't and ma to be t'hairnian of the Way and Meane I'ommittee, which ae him rlnee'to the Hour In lftt7. while he arAd In the Hua. h- wa elected a t'nltcd Mtat-a Henalot. In th- Senate he arved on Important committee, and waa aaaotlated wltll rWnalora Alllaon. Aldrtch.

aid Jones In rrenarlna the Hennte auhatltute for th- I'Vrniia Tariff bill from tht Houaa of Ue rea-nttlea It waa of, till. that th- two forces In the Republican I'arlv dlvld-d and that reaUted In th-t election of -n. Harrison In th- quarrel bet ween the Ttalf-hrrd a and Malwarta In this htate Mr. Illarock leaned toward th- Half-brra-aJ element, but he was vt-w-d with some aiiaplclon h-cauaa of hla disinclination to flrht In tha open. He waa fond of both ltlalne and Conkllna and It hurt him when their political paths diverged.

Purlnr hla active political career Mr. Hlecock waa mentioned as a possible candidal for lre)drnt and for many Cabinet jl itcee. Mr. lll-ock martied Mlas Cornelia Klna of Tally and had two sons, A. Ft.

Hlsr-ock and Hlrx-oek. wa tha uncle of Juda F. II. Hlacock of tha Court of Appeals. Rev.

Levi O. Grenelle Dlea at 93. The H-r. I-vl aborn rirenelle. one nf tha oldest Baptist rlerrymen In th Ka St a tra.

tiled eater-lay mornins at the home of his' d.lurhter. In Itoselle. N. wher he ha reaided for tha last ten yeara. He waa born In Oranra County.

New York, on Jan. 1. KM. In IMT ha waa araduated from Madison t'nlveralty, now Col rate, and received hla dear from the Hamilton Theoloa-bral Seminary In 149. After holdlna ft pastorate at Klhrirlae.

N. ha went, with hla wife, tn California, where the ald fever was then at Its helaht. and did missionary work. Later on he returned to the Atlantic Coast, and held a number of naatorates In New Tork. New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

Hia laat pastorate waa at Belmar. N. where ha oraanlied the Grenelle Memorial Church. Th llev. Mr.

ttrenell la aurvlved by lam dauahtera and a son. William Van Brunt Dennett. William Van Brunt Bennett, a wealthy real estate operator of Graveaend. and the laat Hup rvlsor of that town before It waa annexed to Brooklyn, died yea-terday at hla horn, lot Klnas lllah-way. from heart dlaeaaa.

Mr. Bennett waa bom In Graea-nd aixty-two years aao. and aa a youth aaa active In tho CdlHc of the town. He waa a mem-r of tha Common Funds Ind Com-mtealon, which waa coniottel of the Mavor. th- Controller, and Mr.

Bennett, the duty of which waa to look a ftfr l.tnda In Graveaend supnosasl to ba held In common for hundreds of years and to administer th funds obtained fmm the aale of town or common lands. Thla commission was created by charter. Mr. Bennett awa a member of th- Graveaend Reformed Churvh and left hla widow and a daughter. Judge John N.

Kennedy. PITTS' HI 'KG 1 1. June IH. Judae John N. Kennedy, for twenty yeara on the Common I'lraa rtch of Allegheny County, and one of the beat knoau lawyers In Pennsylvania, waa found dead In bed at hla homa here to-day.

Judge Kennedy waa born Sept. iv, ic. and wa. graduated from Jefferson Collere in IsiS. He taught school while studying law under Judge Miller, whose daughter ha afterward married.

After practicing Uw at Boonvllle for ft year, he removed to Ilttehurgh. Wh-n th RankruDtcv act of lata waa passed ha beram fa-mo for hla connur-t of caaea under Ita rrottalona In 11. when the thlrtl ommon Pleas Court waa organised In Allegheny nunty he was elected Judge, which poaluon held until Ivll when ba dacllned ra- lection. Joseph F. Prendergaat Dead.

Joaeph oaeph T. Preitdergaat. Tammany ler of the Twenty-fifth Assembly Dla-t Urtt Depot City Clerk since leader of trtct saw. First Lftoutv February. Hr7.

died yesterday from acuta Indigestion at hla borne, lit Wit. erley llace. after an I line of larn fttontha. Before entering the Cltv ClarV'a office Mr. IT ndergaat waa I-puty Register and a Ivputy t-her Iff.

He succeeded to tha leadership of tha Twenty-fifth insirtci alter tha neatn of former Senator Bernard F. Martin. In hla vouth Mr. IT waa the champion pe-d-a4fian of New York Cliv II. 51 yeara old and left a wife and ten children.

Dr. William t. Llnttedt. Tft Vt.ltllaM a luiani jiLaru mv ot intj ftlt-t pntMl-rinBT dcntlata In I aT ea a aa4 lkn.enaail 4 a aua-l. I -lul an.

a. -a rtuiiinrr lit SI aftyvsa I aft a I I IfTW, died In Itooaevrlt Hospital Wednesday, following an operauon performed three weeks ago. Ir. Uridstedt was horn In Coenhaa.n. tn-ninark.

May, Ift-Vt. He wa. yranuaini irotn in- Torn .1 I 1 a a nan oeen In practii in Vok and Grecnaluh inua that lima. GEORGE S. M1LUGAN DEAD.

National Salea Co. Secretary Worked a Week with Fractured Skull. George Sea Ion MUligan. yeara oid, Secretary of the National Sales Company of 212 Fifth Avenue, died at his home In 3U0 West load Street Wednesday night aa the result of a fall In the off tea of ft friend mora than three weeks ago. Mr.

MUligan wava leaving the office shortly before noon on May 2G when ha stumbled and fell to tha floor. Btrlk-Ing hla head on a desk. Ha attached no consequence to tha incident and returned to hla own office, where he spent tha afternoon. Hia eye welled during tha night and he summoned a doctor, after making an examination, said he nought Mr. MUligan would be all right In a few days.

During the following week Mr. MUligan went to -his pfflce dally. Two weeka aao he felt violent Pains in hi head and was remo-ej to hi Luke's llosplial. Examination at the hospital prove-! that he had fractured his situl! In the falL An operation was made immediately. The patient ahoaed little aign of Improvement and ft wet-k laler another opa-rallon was performed.

He bank steadily until his death. Mr. Millignn waa born In New Brunswick. Canada, and came to New York thirty yearaatco. For a number of yeara he waa In business with his brother.

Robert Milllgun. and owned a drutr store at Church Street. Ten years ago he gave -up the drug business and went Into the Insurance business, and In 1112 became- Secretary of the sales company. He waa a charter mptnlur of the Canadian Club of New York, and for a number of years was Chairman of its Kx-ecutlve Committee. He was also a member of the Koyal Arcanum and of the West Presbyterian Church, where he was a member of the na-tor's cabinet.

HI widow, Mra. Jennie Seaton M.lligan, survives. HOSPITAL STUDENT DIES. Miaa' Marion Mabio May Have Contracted Diphtheria in Her Work. Special 1 Ta Tork Timr; NEW KOCIIELLK.

N. June 1-Mlss Marion C. Mabie. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph R. died today at her home. Kdgcwood Park. New Roclielle. from heart disease, following diphtheria.

She was 111 years of age. She Intended to devote her life to patholoxiral research, and waa a re-search technician In a New York hospital. It la thought that she became Infected with diphtheria In the labors lory. Misa Mabie was a member of the flrla- bnakethall team or the New lochell- High St-hool. which won the cltamplonahlp of Weatcheater County In H'll Mb.

waa mta of th. leaders of the younger set, of New Kochelle. DOLAN MONEY GOES TO KIN. Widow and Three Bona to Divide $20,000,000 to $35,000,000. PHII.ADEI.PHIA.

June 18 -The estate of Thomas Dolan, who waa one of Philadelphia's wealthiest men, will be equally distributed among the members of his family in accordance with the provisions of his will admitted to probate today. The estate Is commonly reported to ho valued at between fi.uai and The widow receive the Summer home in Rhode Island, the town house here, and a country residence. The remaln-d-r of the estate Is left In trust In equal p-trta to the widow and three sons. There were no charitable b-qursts. Marriage and death notices intended for inmertion in Tha New York Timet top ka telrphonad to lNtf Bryant.

Sorn. Thursday. June 1, 1HI4. to Dr. an4 Mra.

D. A. M.rrt a r. MITCH KLI. Jun.

IS, I nnf, Monterey A to Mr. and Mr. J. Mlii h-li a rUiihter. Cngtgrl).

LEIPZIO RPHINV Father P. Rubin of Ror-ouah 1'ark tJ Julius M. Lrlpu- of Tork. HII.DRI7TH RA YNOR Eunlc Raynor to Leon P. Hlldreth.

PAKEH KPRIt At Chrlat fhui.h. Sew Hiishton. on Thunttay, June 1. l.y the Kev. Iiumin Urowi.e, Marjory, daughter of Mra.

Waiter Craig Kerr, to tatddry Vdushan Hnk.r. IiR(KKa WAL.U -On T.iura.lay, Juu. iH. at ft Tbnmaa'a Church, by the Itev. Krn.t M.

Hurra. 1. Mary llnllcy. daught-r of Mr arwl Mra. Krlerirk Kino.a.

to Aan-be I Tins ley Wall. Jr. of Prot iriem-e. R. I.

Tuead.y. June in. at the Crun of Hi. Holy North by the Itev. Churl Kewa.

Flor.no. l.ur.T. daughter of Mr. and Mm. Thomas Chalmera otertoa.

to Albert till Crane. FINCH lARf'XEIl. tn Thura lay Juna It at Chrlat Church, Ki.laeaiml. N. by th Rrr.

Phillip PJ.ram. Aielalda harbour, dauaht.r of Mr. ml Mr. K.lmun.i La Brvtoo Gardner, to Ilurta Crane Finrh. CVTl-ER-IFHAM -June 17.

Katberln F. laham to John 11. Cutler IIAKN KTT HKNXKMS V. June 17. Marie E.

Henneaay to Charlea A. Harnett. Bfokija. Ct'RLEV VALENTINK-June 17. Elizabeth Valentine to Franc! a X.

Curley IAVE.KH1-TAiKiART. June 17. Flor- enc K. Taaa-srt to Prank C. Davtnpon.

Hf.NTKK HUiMKI.T June 17. Kmlly Hlnmeiy to lr ti. 11. Hunter. 1IPNTKH Ht'KHOWH -June 17.

Edith Rurrnaa to William Hunter. JOHNWUN LAWrblN. June 17. 1111. la A.

Ion to Walter John eon i KOL.LR 17. Carlln E. Kueck to John Jr. 1 KOKMU-KOWAL-Junt 17. Faftnl Koaal t.

John Koenig 1 -Jun. 17. Kmlly Aldrlck to Alfr-4 I. lne. 17.

Oeorglana Kirk to William Mrt'nmb MARTIN-MUTER -Jun. 17. Adelln Mover to Arthur Ma rim MON AIIAN MITTKNl. KP. June 17.

Eliza net Mlttrndnrf to Taomaa Monahan HPIT.ER MAILMAN Jun. li. lu.lrir. Kalamta to Urnjamln s(naer. SHEARMAN RELU-Jun.

17. Florenc E. h-ll to William H. Shearman. WEI DERM AN ELLKTT.

una 17. Edna M. Kltt to tftora. Weiderrnan. Jr.

Iag lalaad. 14. Itorkaaray i-ach. Ane a ltrcan to John Dever.ua. EQA.S-Rt'riSEl.U-Juna 1 Kluahlnc.

Mabel Rum to Maurli Ka.n FINK IIAINKK Jun III. Iliinlinrton. Marina W. Uainea to ttenr. ll.

Fine. Kt'ltTZ III CKI.KT. June 11. Far Kor aaaa y. Jeaal.

Buckley to Morrla Kurta. Newark. CUNNINGHAM -Jun. 17. Ida Pfefferle to Thoniaa Cunntnaham.

FOItlt-DKMlHIiY June 10. Marl. C. Demp- mv in tleoxfe R. Ford.

KLEINWAKb-IIAIHFR June IH. Leonora Mlua to Charie. Klein. ka. MOKIULL 1.

Malvtna Elin to i-arar Morrill HTEINelTZ IVSF.R Jun 14. Su. laaarr to I'etae Slrllutltl. WIIaDKRi TTKR II EPP. June 17.

Augusta He(ip ta Charlea J. I ld.ro it ex. Mratr beater Caoaly. LEHSHTON OREER. June 14.

Tonkera. Marsaret A. ilreer lo Kmeat Ilshton. PAKMK.NTIFK GREtHl. Juna 1.

Yonkera. Margaret J. tire- to Km 11. I'armeniter. RE11 C-ML'RRA Y.

Juna 17. Yotikrra, Flor. net Murray to Joha 1. Kellly. DlfOa BARTON.

On Jun 1. 1P14. Harriet E. Barton, mother ot Rom M. and Harriet Barton.

Funeral eervtree at the Manhattan Corurrecational Church. Broadway and 74th Sunday. Juna 21. at 4.30 0 clock p. M.

BENNETT. Thuradav. Jda. 1ft. 1014.

Will-lam V. B. Bennett, la hi. tttd year. Funeral a rvlraa at lata realdeni-e.

Hit Klnxa Hls'taay. Brooklyn. Saturday. Jun ao, 2 l. M.

Kindly omit floa.ra. Thutal.r. June is. Kllaabeth K. dauahter of the late Kradrtc Burk.

Servl. e. at th raad.l-nc. of her Pep hear, Fredrtc B. rtlewart.

Columbia Woodhaten. on Saturday at 2 I. M. t'arrtaaea will meet the I jcai electric train leavina Flatbuah Avenue teiot at 1 Xt P. M.

at Wooiihaxen Jum-llon. Cll PM AN. In Hartford. June 17 at 1 la aar of 7M, William II li.ii.uwtn lifelong reai.lent of New ork city. Funeral and burial at lltainltt, afurrftova at 3 ft'eloca.

FREE SHOWS FOR CHILDREN. Society Organizes to Give Moving Pictures in Churches. Many children from the Washington Square n'elgf borhoi4 enjoyed a frea piovlng-pictirf exhibit at the Old First PresbyterlanlChurch. Fifth Avenue and Twelfth StrJt, lust right At the Invitation of Oevelund Moffett. who took an active piirt In the organisation of the Church Knt.erlalnment Society to give moving-picture entertainments for the needy In Near Tork churches, a number of social worker attended the exhibition and held a meeting In tha chapel afterward.

Mr. Moffett explained the plan upon which It la proposed the Church Entertainment Society shall work. There were enough churches idle In New Tork on certain niglita of the week, he said, to entertain l.tmo.ono poor children. The society, he said, was non-acctarlan, and was nrgfttilxod to start a movement to have neighborhood groups of churches of different denominations unite In entertaining the children and keeping them off the streets. Among the patrons of the new society, he said, were Dr.

Howard Duffield. Mrs. John II. Flagler. Dr.

Percy K. Grant. Mrs. Mai 8. Thomas, and Paul Polndexter.

Last night's entertainment waa meant to be of educational value to the children. The which showed scenes In this country and Canada, were accompanied by organ and choir music. It waa generally agreed that the plan would be of great benefit to children. and one of the social workers attending' the meeting suggested that an attempt also ban made to secure the use of armories for the same purpose. Mrs.

M. S. Thomas of 153 East Fifty-sixth Street was elected Temporary Hrcrttary of tuft roclcty. SOCIAL NOTES. Mrs.

Henry Dlmock. who has arrived in town from Washington, will leave on Monday for her liar Harbor Summer home. The manias- of Mis Allen AppMon, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Francis Ap-pleton of New York, and Clarence Hay, a son of the late John Hay.

will take place on Aug. 5 at Ipswich, Mass. Mr. and Mra. Philip Brltt of5 East Seventy-fourth Street, have taken a cottage at Easthampton, L.

I for the Summer. Mr. William Ross and her daughter, Mrs. W. Holden Weeks, are spending the Summer nt the I larhourslde Club.

North Kast. Me. Mr. and Mra Ijtnraaler Morgan and Miss Ili-leu Kldaely Morgan of New York are at Watch 11111. R.

I. The Misses Frances M. and Augusta J. de Peyster. who have returned from a trip through Europe, have taken apartments at the Hotel Manhattan.

Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Kountze have arrived from their place at Bedford.

N. 1 and are at the Gotham over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Doinlhl-k an Mr.

and Mrs. George Van Deventer are smonc the New Yorkers who will be at the Mount Washington Hotel, Bretton oods, on Its opening day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.

Bonaparte of Baltimore are to spend part of the Summer at Dlxville Notch, in the White Mountains. Mrs. William R. I nice and Miss antler Rice, who have been occupying their apartment at the Plasa the last two weeks, left town yesterday for their Southampton cot tare. Mr Mrs.

Marcel Stelnbrugge. who sailed several weeks ago, are at the arlton Hotel. Paris, for a few weeks. COI.f.INB. Suddenly, Jun 14.

Mary Frim-a. daughter nf th. lata William and Mry I'elton Cnllln. Hervtr-a 2 o'clock. June ll.

i Wet Slat. Interment at Wondlam-n Cemetery. CiREXEU-K. At N. Jun 18.

KH4. Kev. I abrn Oreinlle. agad Krrvleea Saturday afltrnoon. 4 lo It.

at Kaat 3d Boaxlle. Interment prl-. ate. 1 HERMAN. o'n Thuradnv.

June IS Tilll. Herman, mm Newman.) beloved wlf of Jnaerh Herman and beloved mother of Kaa.lle. Melvln. and Seymour, in her year. Funrnl from her lata rel-lenre.

Weat lllth Sunday, Jun. 21. 10 A. M. -Henry, aged Servti-e THE FUNERAL Cltritcil.

2(1 Weat 23d. I Camp, bell Sunday. oclixk. HORNBTXIWER At hia Hunvner home. IJ.t'-hfield.

on Tuesday. Jun 14. VTilllam B. HornMower. Aasoclate Jud nf th Court of Appeala of the State of York, of the late William II.

Hnrnhlower. 1 1. and Matilda Butler Hnrnblower. Kun-ral from the Madlaoa Avenue lYewhyterlun Church. Madleon A v.

and 7ld New York City. Friday, in. Ill, at in o'rlork A. M. Interment private.

Albany, I'ateram. and Waahlng-bn ill. C.I papers pleai copy. HORNBIJDWER The Aaaorlatlon of the Bar of the City nf New York. 42 West 44th Jun.

14. The iTealdent. and tf fleet and Executive Committee of the amwlatlon have been apixilnted a committee to repreaent the a.a.M-utlon at funeral of Judg William It. llornhlowrr. late Prealdent of th aaxnrlatinn.

to he held at the Madison Avenue lYeahyterlkn Church, corner of 7 Id St. and Madiaon Av on Friday. June 10. 1H14. at 10 A.

M. They ar requested to meet In the vestibule of the Church at 0 45 A. M. S. B.

Brownell. Pec. the afternoon of Wednesday June 17, 1014. Maria Witt, widow of Morris K. Jeaup and daughter of th late Hev.

lr. Thomas Be Witt. Funeral aervlre. will he held at th BrlcJt Church, Mh Av. and 37th St.

at 10 o'clock Satur-. day morning. June 20. Interment private. Kindly omit flowera.

LAM SON. After a brief lllneaa, on Jun 18. r14. Ro-rer lamnon, husband of MNel Neiaon Urnam and ton of the late Rimer iJimMn nnd Emm. Bogmrdua.

Kerv ires from hla realdence. 14 Ood-frey Rnad. I'lM-r Mnntrlalr. N. on Jt.ne 20.

at 11 o'rlrk, on th arrival nf the 14.A. M. train from 2nd Erie Railroad. Aahevllle. N.

C. papera please ofv. UNDNEIC-On Thuraday. June 1. tn hi Wth year, Herman iJndner.

auditor of M-mra. Sam and I.ee Uhuhert. beloved brother of Abraham. Ella, and Mra. Re-be-ia Rotienthal of Rochester.

N. Y. Fu-neial inrvW. at hla late residence. :53 VN lioth Frllav.

June ill. at A V. M. Interment at Borheater. N.

Sundiiy. June 21. Itochrater papera pleai I -op) 1JNISTE1T On Wedneaday. Jun. 17.

lftU lir William l.ind.iwlt. aal f.U yeara. Hiived hual.and of Kent Llmlatedt. Funeral 3 oclork Friday afternoon. June 1.

from hla late reaidence. rook aide Drive. c.reenwU h. Cnnn." Interment prl-i vate. New Brunaaick IN.

papera pleaae copy. MAXIM. On Thursday. June IS, 1914. Frederick E.

beloved huaband of Alice. Maxim, tnl fnther of hderlc K. Maxim. Funeral service Friday evening. Jun at A at hla late ri-aidenc.

5M Weat lk.ld St Interment private. MAYI.lt June 17. Dr. Joseph 1J lh. t.

loved huihan.i of Martha Falk Mayer and aon of Mrs. I.lzxle Mayer, aged yeara. Funeral from lit. late reslJanre, 121 Kast tr2d tYlday. 10 A.

M. MII.I.IOAN. June 17. George Seaton MUligan of 05 Weat lftHd beloved husband of Jennie ilolwon MUligan. Servlrea Weat Eml Preahyterlan Church.

Amkter. dam Av. and lor.th Friday. P. M.

St. John Nrw Brunaaick) and Southern a pert pleas, copy. MOTE At Stamford. June IT. 1011 Mildred, bflnved wife of Walter If.

Mot and daughter of th. lata Oeorge and Roaa I.lam-r In her thirty-third year. Eunr.al a.t conrnlent to family. ORTEN BACH. Victor beloved husband of Etta Hellawell.

died auddenly June'lM Funeral from hia late home. 142 wan St Brooklyn. A. Saturday. June 2.

1114. Solemn maa of requiem will be offered for tke repose of hla aoul at, the Church of tha Bleared Sacrament. Interment St. John's Cemetery. PRENDEROAST.

On Thursday. Juna lth. IH14. Joseph F. Prendergaat.

beloved hue-hand of Ktina A. I'rendcrgaat. In hia 02d year. Funeral from his late reaidence. 144 Waverley Place, on Saturday morning.

Juna 2Hh. at 10 A. with solemn reiulem mass at St. Joseph's Church. Washington Place and 6lh A v.

Interment Calvary. PRENDERUAST. lo.eph F. Members of the Iroquola Club and Tammany Hall County General Committee of the Twenty-fHth Aaamlily Dialrlct ar re.jue.ted to attend the funeral ot their eirtormed iat I'reaidrnt and Kxtx-utli Member, Joa-ph F. Prendergaat.

from hla reaidence, 144 Waverley Place, and thence to St. Joapb's Church. Washington Place and 4th on Saturday morning. June 20tn. at 10 A.

M. GEORGE W. OIAA.SV, Vic President and Chairman County Committee. JOSEPH H. CfNNINGII AM.

I l.l.l AM FINN. Cll ltl.Ks EDWIN J. HOVE Y. oecretaiiea. THE DREICER collection of Pearls is large and of the quality rare specimens of all sizes up to 60 grains.

DliEICEIt-C0 JatveU rmn avhoi rom-wrm acw TOM Dirt. QUACKENBUSIf. Suddenly. Jun IT, Allcft Harmlone, wit of I rnbrrt g. Quaok.a.

bush. Funeral services at her lata real-dene. 3 Eaat Hth St. Friday, Juo 18, 10 o'clock A. it.

RILEY. At Kent House, Greenwich, on Thursday. Jun lit. 1914. M.

Ann. Riley, widow of th late Thomas F. Jtllay. Funeral services will he held at Christ Greenwich. nn Saturday morning.

Jun 20, at 11. 3o. Train Uave New York at 1U-US. BHIPMAN. Deborart at Ocean Orove.

N. J-. June 10. widow of th late Asa hip-man. In th fttrth yaar of hr aca.

Funeral Thiiraday, 4 at at. Psul'e o-ean Grov. N. J. Intarmnr.l at Greenwood Cemetery, 11 A.

M. TRAIN. Sarah widow of Charlea R. Train of Boston, at th resldrnc of her aon. Arthur Trsla, IIS Ea.t T3d tork CH' fuirvil al yramlnahain, Friday afterboon.

Ilostoa papsrs pleas copy, Sound Beach. on Toes-day, Jun 1W14, Uaurg Wight, sad m4 yeara. trurveral a.rvca will b. h.U at Congregational Church, Hound Heat Friday, at 11 A. M.

lntermaol urrenaood Cemetery, Brooklyn, N. IT West 100th SC. June IB, aged 51. BERNEa Frtima. 320 West 40th Job 111.

agrd B4. BRENN AN. Mary, 79 0th Juna IT Interment tomorrow, :30 A. M. 621 Weat 178th SL.

Jun. 17. aged 4. 3i'J Eaaf 152d St, Juna IT. uneral today.

3 M. r.st nm Jun IT. Funeral tomorrow. 2 p. M.

404 Weat 80th 17' LSti M- today, 10 lXWLI.VG.Ilelen. 1,11 Vim Braaa. June 17. Funeral Ill A DUNLEAVY. Julia.

Bethuna fit-. Juna IT. Funeral tomorrow, A. M. ua West lolth Juna 14.

Funeral today. A. M. GI.EAffcJN Anaataaia. 2.11 West HHih tomorrow, A.

M. IlAltTEf.L. Edith juns 19, Funeral. lil East 121st St. HENL.E.

Leopold, 2.04 Daly A 'Bronx. June 17, art! Furcrnl today, 1 P. 1.891 21 Jun 14. Mll.l.EK.-J.nni. 144 W.at litq June 14.

aged 44. PRITCH ARB. -John, l.ftns 3d Juna 14. Funeral today. 3 P.

M. 8CH INK. Sarah. 321 West 17th 8L, Jun 17. Funeral todar.

A. 770 East Juna 10, aaed 63. Funeral to y. 10 A. M.

SICH EL. Edna 802 Weat 148th Sf June 17. Funeral today, 10 A. M. TWILLMAN Katie.

654 West 37th Juaft 14. Funeral today. I M. WILSON. William C.

Jun IT. Funeral. West I24H Ft. Private. WOLF.

There, TUT- Prospect A Bronx. Jun in. aged T. K. 788 St.

Nicholas Av 'Juna 17. aged 62. Braoklytft ALT) F.N. Richard C. Methodist Horn tor the Aged, Juna It), axed HI.

COONEY. Mary 122 McDougall Jane 14. aged 14. Funeral today. 2 I.

M. DEIS. Edward. 3S Van Bursa June IS. Funeral nolle later.

iMKl Lwls A June IT. Funeral aervlc today. OERLINGF.K. -Salmi. 1,744 Weat 7th June 17.

Funeral tomorrow, 11 A. ML GCMMKNGINGER. Magdtilrna. af MeJi-oa June 17. aaed tjo.

Funeral tomorrow, A. M. GREEN. Daniel, 8tS4 Proapact Place, Juaa 14. aged 47.

HAFF. Capt. Augustuav'tO New York June 14, aged 74. HAT.IjiCK: Cora: All Hilar iv Juna 17. Funeral service today.

1 HEENET. Jamea 580A Gate Av Jun 17. Funeral tomorrow, 10 A. II- KRAMER. David, 234 Bart Jutt IT.

Funeral today, 10 A. M. 170 Slagg Jun IT, aged 23. Funeral tnmarrow, 10 A. M.

MURPHY. Jamea. 65 Mb Jun 16, aged Funeral tomorrow, 2 P. NUTTER. Joe-phln.

60O 44th 8U, Jun 17, aged 14. Funeral tomorrow, private. O'CONNOR. Eugene, 3X9 Wyckoff Jun 14. Funeral today, A.

M. 48 Halleek Jun- 14. aged 7S Funeral tomorrow, 2 P. M. peek.

arrie. tua mrt jun in. RIGN'EY. John 61T Greenwood Juaa' 14. aged AO.

Funeral today. P. M. RUBEN. Henry; Myrtle IT.

aged M. Funaial June 21. SMITH Cvnthla 7K4 Halaev June IT. Funeral service today. 8TERTKFELDT.

Frederick 1.1 Linden Jane IT, aged SI. Funeral' to- morrow. 2 P. M. THOMAS Joseph 21 Walworth Jun 17.

Funeral June 21. 2 P. M. Ilobokea, Jersey City, ftad Newark. BIRKHAHN.

Jacob, Newark, June 17. agad 44. Funeral today. 10:30 A. H.

lAooD. Mary Newark. Jun IT. aged M. Funeral today, 8 P.

M. BRADLEY. John, 1ST South Newark. June 17. Funeral tomorrow, 8 A.

M. CARROLL. John. 491 Monmouth JTy City, June IT. Funeral tomorrow.

COATES-CARL1TJN. Chrlat lan, 78 Alyaft BL, Newark, June 17. Funeral today. D.E1GNAX. Saraa, North 4th PL.

June 17. 1 ged 3. Funeral today. OUNDERSON. John.

Jeraey City, Jun 17. aged 21. Funeral tomorrow, 2:30 P. M. -Theresa Newark, Jun IT, aged 70.

Funeral tomorow, 8:18 A. M. HELI.ER-Charlotte. TS I.lttl.toa New. ark.

June 17. aged T2. Funeral today, 3 ORTMANN. Julius 875 Grova Jeraef Clty, June 14 aged 40. Funeral today.

RUST. Augusta 14 Camden Newark, June is. SCH MITT. Jacob. S3 Peterson BU Hobokea, June IT.

aged 87. ZElHNF.lt. -Mary, S09 Dan forth Jeraay City, Jun 17, aged Funeral to-day, t.l a AVERT. Emmeline. Blue Point, June IT.

aged 82. Funeral today. 2 P.M. MEYER. Harry" Corona.

Jun '16, aged 24. Funeral today, 3 P. M. PA AR. John D.

Roaedale, Juaa IT. Ftt- Wneral 2 P. M. AI.DHON. Morris Park, Juna It, aged 64.

Funeral today, 3 P. M. Weateheater Coanty. North Whit Plalaa, 'juaa 14. BADE.

William Tarrytown, Jtin IT. aged f'l. Funeral tomorrow, 3 P. M. WICHMANN.

Joaohim. Whit Plain, June 17. aged 70. Funeeai sartica today. In Stmortam.

HARTLEY. tn loving memory ef Dr. Frauk Hartley, who bled Jun 10, 181X McGRATH. Francis. msss Church of St.

John the Evangelist. Brookbn, tomorrow, 10 A. M. -RE ILLY. Nora mass St.

John's Church, Newark. N. tomorrow, 8 M. CNDEBTAKXRaV. 1413W SffSt tnVTPAT TllPrr-Tfa? 'liasaoa CttiM.

IAI4 eXaTj-a mtSZrVZ rACIUTV CEMETEaUKS. THE KENSICO CEMETERY Beautifully situated In the Westchester Hlila. minute. rlda frnm rm 1 Terminal. City Office.

101 Park Avenue. Tel. Murray Hill 1142 THE W00DLAWN CEMETERY ISid SI By Harlem Train and by Trolley Office. 20 i at 23d N.w York..