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The sun., 1888-04-07
Want. 4. KIN H.r..lr for Love.

CHICAGO. April 6.-Eary last evening woman
bresthlessly into the canaport avenue station and
asked for help in preventing her sister from taking poi
soA She was Mrs. Julia Durkin Of Leslie street. and
her sister 10 Miss Agnes Masts 10 years old handsome
in face and ngurs Lieut. Rehm found that the girl had
been goverissa in the homo Of q wealthy manufac-
tursr living West Monroe street. The name Of tho
family given to Lieut. Reh. but tho latter refuses
to reveait A2oyearod boy, the eldest fell deep
ly in love with the pretty Eoverness aud they en-
ragged The father his the mArriage and
offered to sst b, son Uu.ines hut The mother VIC
leave the houss live with her slater and
for couple Of months the young made daily vists
to her month ago these visits suddenly ceased and
she learned that the son had bsen sent to Europe;
store Of Druehe Franken corner Of Hastead street
and Canaport avenue, and bought box Of poison The
house notify Mrs Durkin Tho latter found Agnes in
from her ps Just in time Then she lock I'd the rr in
the and the police station. Agnes declares
her intention Of making away with her life at the 1rst
The sun., 1888-04-07
wA.r. Col. s.el,sale-. Cash Went.

CHICAGO. April 6.-The surprising absence Of
all evidence that Col Thomas Snebaker the we'll known
theatrical manager and Chief of Police Of Cincinnati
who died here fortnight ago left any estate whatever
led to examination In court to-day with peculiar
sults Tho lessee Of tho Casino Theatre John H. Hop
knk had informed Col sneilbaker's administrators
snsSsisr esud be found in IN. nossessop Of AIics Ar
iipgtoG h.pdsops .etrs.. who had been associated
day that she had tho property but claimed that be
lenRed to her She then volunteered the Information
ssftennE Of hs brain that a. the money ier ths Casino
snellbAker when dying had handed Soo In cash be
sent 70 one William y. Eppler. Tho money was never
kins Eppier Board Of Trades man interested with
hopkins In the Casino
The sun., 1888-04-07
Austin Corbin Sued.

Suit was begun yesterday before Judge Ad-
drews in the Supreme Court by Bensmin Richards and
Emond sause Jr- real estate arentA against Austin
Corbn for 81 100 commission for the sale Of ~ Fifth
avenue, June 1887 for si7oeoo to Miss Margaret
switzer. The was not finished within tho hour al
loted short and Judge Andrews sent It - tho
foot OF the calendar
Miss swtzer is modlste and Mrs G T. Huntingtsn 10
OF her patrsns Mr. Huntington assisted Miss Svitzer
in buying Mr. Corbins house. Tho price aSksd
500 and he got II si7O oeo When the bill Of
about be drawn the real estate sEsnts claimed
that had procured the sale and ME ccrbn inserted
the purchaser. Mr.. HuntinRton's lawyer, Vim. PIAfi
house represented Miss Switzer Her defence that
she knew nothing of the claim.
The sun., 1888-04-07
A Veteran and . Warrant.

Cyrus Riell, who Is more than 10 years old
asked Justice Duffy In tho Harlem Court yesterday. TO
commit him vsgrant saying he had neither friends
nor home
He had been living ut :,2il Third avenue. He says
that President Buchanan appointed him Second Lieu
tenant Ia April 1850 and that served during the war
and resigned In June, 1857 when he Second Lieu
tenant. Ho served as Spy once, no says under Gen.
John A. Dix and has letter signed by Gen. Dix. which
says:
Mr.. Rieli served under mo in virginia. he was .
gallant ocer and rendered faithful and valuable
Vice. have known him and his family many years
entire confidence In his gritty and
Justice Duny committed him to the care OF the Cen.
missioners OF Charities and Correction.
The sun., 1888-04-07
New E.sl..a s.uther. c.nf.rs.ee.

PROVIDENCE, April 6.-The New England
Southern Conference this morning elected delegates
tho General Convention the Rev. C. ". Gallagher and
the Row D. A. Jordan. The Rev. fhomas Sims Of Nor
wch announced his intention Of Withdrawing from the
Conference The main reason for this action owing
to the manner in which tho tranxfers of pastors
made without any consultation with among the su
psrior officers OF the Church Re could not place him
self In the hands Of any and say Send me when
and where you will" and he desired to yithdraw l..
own request and that he was no longer member. In
the Lay Electoral Conference delegates ere elected
fDliowe: Capt William H. Phillips and Leavtu BATES
aliernates H: Nsynsrd and Costello Iiprstr ,o!e
the duties OF the Boards Of Trustees and Stewards be
more fully set forth and defined
The sun., 1888-04-07
BROOKLYN.
Mayor Chaplin favor. the passage of the Edison Eeo

trio Light bill
Mrs Catherine Condition, sged Sd years died suddenly
nursing her sick and when the dscor told her that
be could moi she began 10 and soon after
ward she ell back and expirod
John Blakley MURRAY, aged ~ shot himself In the
head his house la5 Nassau street. Yesterday morn
Jug and died last evening He opened saloon Front
stfeet in this city recently hut proved Improbable
He has q wife and four children.
Jobn.Y McKaus the GrAyssend bosS will herin n.
damus proceedings To day agsinst John T. Adams tho
ChArm an Of tho Democratic General Committee, and
Wii,iam A Furey the Secretary. 10 compel them re.
sore hi, ama 10 the froin which II
removed OF his dsoyaty at the last election
Mr. G. NJ. Davidson Of $40 Lafayette avenue called
yesterday at Police Hoadqunrters and claimed the tin
box containing ssiuab Nssonic emhle ms aud
number Of empty jewel which had been found
In q hedge in Rldgewood l. l.. on Wednesday He ad.
1900 worth Of jswslIy va. missing but ..d hs yonid
family sad the issnS jsuslry belonged te Mra psyd.
sen. and that al xas purely asMs5ts saair nssAsr
The sun., 1888-04-07
Tailor. I. Abaud.n the Credit sv.teu.

The Merchant Tailors' Society OF the City Of
New York yesterday adopted resolutions declaring that
one Of the greatest evils In connection with trade
tho abuse OF the credit system this abuse being caused
only by paying too great difference TO the de-
mands of long credit customers. but also by
desire the part of members of trade 10 enter
into an unsonnd competition aud secure by
extending credits" and recommending the cash syssm
possible and bills ~ bo presented TO customers
tho first Of zach month.
The sun., 1888-04-07
PIRATE, rnsnrss, AND PoLIon
Ceiuussa Turns Out se-s Lsvssy GirIs ssA
m Ethereal Ballet.


IA Ethereal Ballet.
The initial performance by the Columbia
College Dramatic Club OF the burlesdue BY
George Austin Morrison. member Of the
club entitled Capt. Kidd, or q Peerless
Peeress and q Hauehty Pirate" was given last
night at tho new theatre for amateurs In the
Berkeley Lyceum at 21 West Forty-fourth
street. The performance was for the benefit
Of the Columbia College Boat Club, and will
be repeated this afternoon and evening.
Tho police had been taking an interest In tho
production Of the play because they wondered
II the Berkeley did not require $500 theatri-
cal license. Capt. Warts asked the Board about
t. and the soars asked CorporstioIn Counsel Sa.
It, but thought that the police would have to
consider each play as u came up and act ac-
would have witnesses 70 see Capt. Kidd and
he thought that warrant would be applied for.
.son sasss to 90 20 aT "
the last EVENING and
Of the beat BE- club is clearly for charity. accord
Judging by the enthusiasm with which the
efforts Of the collegiate comedians were re-
sysd last shs S Large and
ths osp
MT. EUtINlu RACES COUnUuI. anu ulh ObWSet-
hearts. Lady Marian ODonouehue tMr. Edward
Main Post) and Rose Cdulide,cer, alias Katrina
ron Beekndn tMr. Thomas Hugh Kelly. a son
Of Mr.. Eugene Kelly, the bankerl. Mr.. Kelly's
personation of coy and tender maiden
evoked thunders Of applause 1t is no exaggsr-
alton to say that he was one Of tho prottiest
girls In the house.
MIR. Robert Lee Morrell. as Solomon, pirate
and smuggler. created great merriment b his
Of his prototype and teacher. Francis Wilson,
Mr.. George Austin Morrison danced horn
pipe we'll and received an encore.
The scene OF Act Ill. Is Delmonico's Assem-
bly, Rooms in 100 A. D.. the event being the
Pstriarch's ball. Hero occurred the browning
triumph Of the. evening. and again the honors
Or t' M K .sS ;G fs
and diaphapo%ns ~ dress Of pink ga gauss IN IN witch
legs Of tho coryphees were sadly uneven. and
their feet were apparently,shod with iron. Most
The burlesQue. is plentifully sprinkled With
choruses and solos, which were generally we'll
sung. The music Ia culled from such sources
as Billee Taylor" Erminle" Madame
Angot.' The Pirates OF Penzanoe." and The
Maacof
The sun., 1888-04-07
Tho Fair for the Homeopathic Hospital.

The fair for the benefit OF the Homeopathic
Free Hospital being held in the Second Battery
Armory will close this evening. having had most
cessul we.k The receipts have been about So 500 and
with todays sales It is expected that at least $1,000
will be realized Great interest centres In tho voting
contests especially that connected with the Varsity
Booth" where tho voting for eight Dared shell for
Is at present far ahead of all conpettors doubt
largely duo 70 the fact that the young lady IN charge
ward 40: Columbia 81; Yale 81; Brown 20: Cornell
S. The crew getting second place will reoeve hand
OF oarS The most popular company Of tho Ma
tional Gaard Is to ret handsome bronze Of yaientnean
L. by Ricanit Tho v8ting stsod last night: Second Bat
terry II: Company B, Saventh Regiment ~: Company
r. Seventh Regiment, 81; Company A., Seventh Regi'
ment, II.
The sun., 1888-04-07

CHICAGO. April eli tho disruption Of tho
Trades Assembly is already complete It will be when
the returns srs all in the next regular meeting The
initial step toward tho dismembsrment OF what was
powerful central labor organization was taken
than 4 month ago when Richard Powers made his
vsorcTs attack on ths ana hs .Gna
Union since then one conservative assembly after
another has dropped out No wholesale withdrawal of
assemblies occurred however until last night At that
time D 4 = Of J., embracing shomt thirty asse,H ,H
draw rs dsIes.,ss from the Trade. As.ensy The few
pr,e in b. A. 81 will follow suit leading member of
D. "a said to- day: The great mass Of laboring men
The sun., 1888-04-07

four young men of Oskaloesa participated in
game OF whist The party was composed Of
Ed Hines. G. V. Hoffman,, G. B. McFall. and
D. B. Fleming who were partners as named
Thirteen hands had been played. and then
came Mr.. McFall's deal He picked up the
cards in the usual way. shufned them in the
ordinary way In the sight OF all. and dealt,
after Mr.. Hoffman, had "cut" for trump.
which was spades. When the hands were
picked UP, Mr.. Hines had thirteen hearts. MI
teen clubs, and Mr. McFall thirteen spades
Tho mon ofIer to make an amdavit OF tho oc-
curronce.
The sun., 1888-04-07
IMUsE1fxNrx
Ause- sessi's c..esrt.

For his third and last concert Herr Seidl
had the assistance OF four flrst-rate artists,
Frau Lshmann- alisch. Miss Maud Powell, Mr..
Paul Kalisch. and Mr. Alexander Lambert
These soloists, In conjunction with the power
ful orchestra, whose work is already so well
known herc. formed a combination from which
brilliant doings might Justly have been ex-
pected. and such anticipations were amply
realized BY the performance last even
ing. Both the interest OF things pre-
scnted and the manner OF their inter-
probation reached the highest possible
standard OF excellence. Beethoven's Eighth
ss En- fnss snSss s'M Sns Srss1
ehadings and hidden meanings were con-
Hsr Eoud you i it 'Ps he possbs ss either 70 praise
too highly the conscientious and energetic Ia;
hors r Of e the orchestra S The men never tagged
Of such uniform excellence that 1t is DIM
sG. s the whs1sfa rsns in ss sehS
to the two stupendons concerts, or in the .ex-
9nisits pi1aicsto acsompaniment Of Herr
An, oysrnowinr audisnce, full Of appreciation
sS Sss Ths o I'll: Sa ass
stifiine,. and, though the number OF pieces
nssnI nponI the Vas only FIVE many
played fSsash some Of Sis ssss
and strong gost writing, and though It was
cIeverly led to by Mozart's amiable strains. ad.
mtrably Interpreted as they were BY. Herr and
Frau Kalisch, yet Haydn's sympony lost In in
fluence and charm by contrast with the more
spicy. stimulating. and passionate music Of tho
two beautiful concertos which had already won
great admiration. Miss Maud Powell and Mr..
Lambert both displayed immsnse skill in their
performances. and gave evidence OF that real
talent com bined with lncessant and intelligent
labor. which alone can produce artistic worth.
On tho whole this concert, though II was OF
unusual. almost weRrisoms length, and. in
spite OF the fact that an orchestra is never
hoard to advantage In Chicksring Hall. was
perhaps the most brilliant Of the series.
The sun., 1888-04-07
Te.t,m.n,., Bs.eat to n aIer P..a.

testimonial benefit was rendered to Major
James b Pond at Chckerng Hall yesterday afternoon
by George W. Cable Max O'RsL Bill Eye and James
whitcomb Riley. The audience was large, and these
who fortunate enough 70 be present passed very
enjoyable afternoon.
Mr.. Gable. who introduced by Mr.. Roswell Smith.
recited tho chapter from Bonaventurs entitled How
Mcurning for Lady Byreu" from "Ds. sener."
rsrt.r and s,ese intere,inxiy and smu.nsiy Of tSe
character of he Scotch, and afterward schoolseys
have known"
Bill Nyes Remark" were warmly received and his
wit kept his hearers in continuous laughter He in
troduced by Col. John A. Cock erill
The rendition of tho Hoosier dialect by james Whit
comb Riley and his remarks upon dialect study
cuded tho entertainment
The sun., 1888-04-07

MARIETTA, o., April 6.-This has been great
day for Marietta although her centennial
Senator ioar from Massachusetts, Randolph Tucker OF
Virginia, grandson Of Commodore whipple; Prof Put
nam OF Massachusetts, and COY. Foraker were among
historical societies and clubs from different cities Tbs
public exercises tcday were oy .hs ntSrca sossty
Cambridge. o.. on why Ohio 70 Called the Buekeye
Hayes of Fremont o. Tho Hon, VIM. Henry Smith, OF
New York, senator lioar and others spoke.
The sun., 1888-04-07
C,ue,.u.t, Shoe shop. slass Free.

CINCINNATI. April 6.-Eleven Of the leading
shoe manufacturing firms have issued circular declar
ing their shops FREQ and that they will keep them
making no account Of any who s
me mtrr Of the Knights of Labor They say that until
It is proved that labor assemblies VIII respect the laws
Of their own order and agreement they may have
entered into and until their hores arn able to
force promptly such agreements II 10 usersa and
like enter into stipulated agreement with
labor ORGANIZATIONS.
The sun., 1888-04-07
ssuth Anericaa Providence Is Coed to
Frinters.

PANAMA. March 2a-Under tho hending Of
printers and Epidemcs" the Prensa Of Lima Peru,
calls attention the fact that printers have
tisnaly exempt from falling victims to the cholera Cpl
denies which have recently occurred In the South
American continent The PTensa, commenting on this
Circumstance, says
when tho yel ow fever epidemic created consterna
ton here In 1888 the typographical Union had to pay
only the expenses Of two members and both Of them
covered. Now the thing 10 recorded in Chill with
respect to choer. and We md that according to the
paradise to tho date Of his report of tho
100 members of tho union has been attacked by the
nnalady Thus they enjoy the good fortune they
experienced during tho previous year"
The sun., 1888-04-07
ree.rty ordered Out OF rre.n.,lvan,..

P1TTsDURGH. April 6.-Jack Fogarty and Jack
Joyce the pugilsts who arrested last night
charge of conspiring engage in = prize nEht were
before Judge Magee Of the Common Pleas Court this
afternoon Tho prisoners declared that they did net
intend to fight In tho county but tho Judge said he
would REQUIRE 81 900 ball each that they would fight
within the Commonwealth of PennsyIvsnia Bondsmen
were secured, and the men released.
Later Foxsrty who acknowledged that he had no
occupation ordered by Chief Brown get out OF
ths stale ~ quickly as possible Notwithstanding tho
ipterfereure Of tho autberities It s claimed that the
mill will announced. with the difference that
the will 20 dowa the Ohio River to point outside
the State line
The sun., 1888-04-07
Died or Voluntary Starvation.

COLUMBIA. 8. c.. April 6.-Georgs Allen OF
Aiken died yesterday of voluntary starvation. He was
In prosperous circumstances but had been for some
time sufferer from complaint Of the stomach. every
thing he ate causing him terrible pain He refused all
medicine and decided cure disease starving 1t
out. He began fasting forty days AEo and for thirty
seven nothing water entered his stomach
Three ago bee unconscious and his family
began giving him stimuiants In small quanties but II
fast Allen beeven that by fasting for forty DAYS
he could the disease He was well educated
n
The sun., 1888-04-07
.L.A.,rr,." at Il. Academy OF Music.

Tho National Opera Company was to have
given The Flying Dutchnan" at tho Acad-
sny Of Music last evening, but, owing to the
illness Of Mme Bertha Pierson "LohenGrin
was substituted. Mr.. Frank vetta was cast for
HENRY l., King Of Germany; Mr.. Barton Nc
Guckin for LohenOrin, Mise Charlotte Walker
as Eisa OF Brabant Mr.. William Ludwig as
frederick Telramund MIR. William Merton as
Herald and Miss Clara Poole as 9rtrnd. The
This afternoon Nero" will bo produced. and
this evening Faust"
The company will appear at the new Broad
way Theatre on Monday evening next.
The sun., 1888-04-07
strike In tn. Albany brewery.

ALBANY. April 6.-The difficulties existing be-
tween the master brewers and the Knights OF Labor
because OF the refusal OF the former to sign
ment pledging Themselves not to hro nnv but union
men cuminaled to-day in the smpoysesof the Albany
the employ OF tho Amsdell Brothers struck yesterday.
but the nrm subsequently acceded to the demands OF
the other firms have signed tho agreement Tho Albany
Brewing Company has advertised for men to take tho
places OF the strikers
The sun., 1888-04-07
The Mayer Called 1t Fraud.

Alfred NJ. Lefevre's license as an auctioneer
was revoked by tho Mayor yesterday on complaint OF
Charles Ber!ine who said Lefevre had failed 10 turn
over the proceeds Of an auction sale. The suoneers
for paying the money WAS that hc had
met with misfortune. st., A.,
II call II fraud" said the Mayor and advise Mr.
Berlino TO make criminal complaint anu revoke your
license an auctionecE"
The sun., 1888-04-07
The Prosecutor sIuexed the Lawyer In the
Presence Of tho Judge.

81. LOUIS, April GA sensational scene o.
CURED At tho Fothe trial to day. Gov Johnssn
and his brother John D. Johnson who are counsel for
Fotherngham. brought out in cross examination that
NJ r. Mcdonald the public prosecutor. had accepted an
illegal foo from the Adams Express Company. Mepon-
decided 70 tho stand and explain but Johnson
objected Then the angry prosecutor stepped up to
John D. Jshuson the OF the Judge OF the
United Court smashed johnson in the eye and
knocked him ever table. There was an exciting time
and prevented further trouble said johnson has
challenged Mcdonald
The sun., 1888-04-07
Bank surplu. subject to Tax.tis...

CHARLESTON. April 6.-The Attorney General
Of the State published opinion to tho effect that
all bank surplus subject to taxation There are three
nationa! and six State banks dong business here.
Generals decision imposes on them an additional tax
of nearly soon
on the heels of this statement that Northern
and Western insurance companies who have been swim.
died great frauds lately unearthed arc
about take steps to recover their Losses aggrsrans
from $4,000 SlOO0, in which event all the Chnrss-
banks who caShed collected tho forged drafts
will bs held responsble
The sun., 1888-04-07

Editor Edward O'Meagher Condor. associate
editor Of tho Irish Verdi fell into the Harlem River at
the of Eas. l:eth street at O'Clock yesterday
morning and narrowly escaped drowning. His cries
were heard by several persons the Second avenue
bridge Engineer Byrnes found him elm sinx to spile.
and let down piece of hose line. which Mr.. Condon
grasped. Then he tswed to = canal boat 100 feet
away: and hauled on board Some Of the bridge men
took him into the boiler ronm Of the elevated railway
coal hoist where they attempted TO dry his clothes Mr.
Conden became weak that ambulance was called
and he was conveyed to the Harlem Hospital He
maine until last evening when he was able to
home unnided.
The sun., 1888-04-07
George Men to Have . Na,,.aa, Conference.

CHICAGO. April GA call for national single
tax conference issued to-day by W. W Bailey OF
this city who requested to do so by 900 persons in
different Of the country who Interested In ne
movement All persons who believe that the public
revenues should DO raised by single and direct ,s tss
part in the deliberations II IL not designed that the
osnfsrspes shall nominate Presdennsl ticket Ihs
The sun., 1888-04-07
CRIMINAL CareIessness Caused It.

CHICAGO, Ill., April GA despatch from Ne
vad. No. says: "The Coroners jury in session since
Friday at Rich Hi No. with ADMINISTRATION Of the ex
posion in the Keith a Perry mine no rendered yer.
diet At noon Yesterday State Mlno Inspector Wolfe
was declared 10 be incom petent Keith Perry were
oensured for cupable negligence Tho owners Of the
Inspector Wolfe will he appointed by Governor More
hOu
The sun., 1888-04-07
Failure F.ll.weL Mr.. Kost'. Death.

Root. Strong Il Co., wholesale dealers In dry
goods at Detroit who made an assignment On Thursday,
have an ONCE inIthis city 81 Leonard street bu has
been closed since the death of Mr Charles Root tho
business trip was taken sick with Rnsgmonn ana Sisa
York creditors think the assignment was solely the re-
suit OF his death The liabilities are ported TO be aeot
$3.50 and nominal s7ODtOO. The amount OWED
In this city Is estimated at about S250OO.
The sun., 1888-04-07

UTICA. April 6.-Con Tobin OF Troy and Bob
Reynolds of Syracuse fought three rounds with feur
ounce gloves at Rome nigh At the end Of tho third
round Reynolds seconds threw tho sponge and tho
night was given to Tobin
The sun., 1888-04-07
Ferry Leases and Other Leases.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday
decided lease the Csrandt and Desbrosses street
ferries to the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company $1,000
q year Mayor Hewitt voted thinking the company
ousht to pay The Board hired the present quar-
Fonrth avenue S2lDo for the court The Board
price OF the Houston street ferry lease at 5000
per year for 1vo years.
The sun., 1888-04-07
Wac he Killed by his Son .

YoNKERs. April 6.-Roger Mooney and his son
Thomas Of Madison avenue, on the outskirts OF
Yonkers auarrelisd on wedne night 1t Is said the
father attempted to shoot he soa and nat tho snn
since died Of injuries to his skull and the son has been
The sun., 1888-04-07
Mrs. voikaviteh Eispes.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa, April 6.-Mrs. volksvitch
wife Of the murderer who hanged hero last Tues
day eloped tonight with butcher named TradeskL
They went to Pittsburgh where they will be married
The Polish people Of this city are indignant
tho womAn's conduct
The sun., 1888-04-07

BOSTON. April 8.-Jake Gaudaur, tho st, Louis
scuer arrived day and will into training on tho
Charles River in preparation for his match with John
Teemer at FONT OF Pines on Memorial Day. Win an
unknown partner he will soon make sl,uo match TOR
Y double -scun race with Teemer and Hsmm
The sun., 1888-04-07
AntieiPAtSry.

Ss hs. the Mayer : isTvsus tSsiAs ias dhss,sd ks
olsrks 70 wear Atypstk
The sun., 1888-04-07

PANAMA, March 2s.-On the 1st inst the solo
right to manufacture import and sell Ice in the Depart
msnt Of Panama sold at the Ministry Of the Treas
ury Tho buyers will pay s45 O0O year In advance for
the franchise in silver coins Of 1855 inentss The eS
elusive privilege Thus granted runs hteen years but
work In order u render the concession valid must begin
within months At tine expiration OF the concession
The sun., 1888-04-07
I.v..t,r.t,.r L,v.r..sl Jack.

tsalios Of the ease Of Jshp Ftxpatick, Liverpool
Saok the t:sHs, Of %
The sun., 1888-04-07
Funeral OF BepJum,a +. Dawson.

The funeral OF DR.. Benjamin Frederick Daw-
son took place yesterday at Calvary Church Many
members OF the medical profession we're present IN.
Guiding deleEation from the Medical Society OF the
County of New York. rho Rev II. Y. sAiterlee con.
ducted the services assisted by the Rev. william Behja
mn. The interment was In Greenwood