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DIED..

s J:; 4: !. ;'s 8: 6: ::
.. x:s :n wi" We. take J gss: at ss ss';ss
Friends Of the family are invited to attend
Please omit flowers -.
+ Fsy M wa s Of
Funeral " services at 30. East i25th.st, Sunday -
REID-.At Sew.Rochee March 49, after shert Illness
russ1s rCS Sd h seea le q Of her sonw H.
s Ssssh Mi + ad E o sS%isy ain from 42d
SAxE-On Thursday. March 10th. at Hotel bruns"icH'
s,nv 'sse. on % SUNDAY S ns so S'
sETTLE-on Thursday March 10th, Mary Elizabeth
and St, r ssssy 81;
Ihterment at Danbury. Conn.
s ia Of Staten Island aged O. NJ,
nsscs % Ess % on Saturday March
lSth at 10 80 a.
S %s. sp s5, S.iy sAd"''
sTURTEvANT-M Norwich, Conn. suddenly, March IL
ru ASsf + p S S MareS SEE, Sc 80
neIia Whitney ncyer, wife of the late Rev. j. PsseAs
Funeral from the North Reformed Church. Passac. Mon
Train leaves foot OF cRanbers-s... n. Y, at 1:So.
UTLEY Entered into rest. az md,srt wsdnesday MsFeh
10TH. william X, gI son Oh ~ s'A NA"'J ~
Utley In his 2Cth year. ,,. 49,.
Friends Invited 70 attend the fnncral from bis lss rs:i
afternoon. at haf-Past ..
Private intermcnt az Greenwood
Train leaves BarcIays' 20 p m, via Deawsres
Iackawanna and Western.
VERMILYE-On Friday morning, March 18th, 1893, -
his late rcsience, No. - West joth.st; the hev.
Thoras F.. Vermivc. ID. D.. LII D.. Senior Minister
OF the COLLEGIATE Reformed Dutch Church. In the 9ase
year II his age. o,-, $780,.
Funeral will be held In the Collegiate Church:
Ffth-aye. and 4Sta'str on Monday, Mafch Dth' u
p. NJ
| Won HESSE-Baron Christian Won Hesse, Maren i7~s
at Hotel NOrnandc. OF pneumonia.
| Notice Of funeral hereafter.
| wANZER-At Newburg y. Y, March 18th, $685. JsAs
| Jay Wanzer. IN his S4th year
Funeral private, Monday from his late residence
WETM ORE-After n short Illness at Baltimore. Nd. %
March 10TH 1893 Frederick T. Wetmore, Of Marquetees
| Michigan, in the S0th year OF bis age.
| WILKINSON suddenly, Thursday. March is iSSSs
at home. No. 43 West 53dst Lizzie Sisson VIE q
James Wilkinson.
Funeral private Saturday
| Intermcnt at TenaSy, n. j.
KensIco Cemetery on Harlem Railroad <s minutes
| Depaf Nov Danol NJ e0fR
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MISUNDERSTANDING Reoccca r. daughter Of the late
R Srss and friends Of family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral At oetG seh ish 80 D. M
Elizabeth Journal please copy ,
rHarie, NJ aud May b. Clarke, aged months and IA
rna services Sunday afternoon $3.50, at the residence
4Cj south Portland-ave., BROOKLYN.
n,vIrS-M Astoria Il. l.. March 10, Maria c. Davies
Rsv;s and invited 70 attend the fS on s,
o. S w Ha a. IS em.e M
1n 1gSnt at convenience of the family
DEVOE-on "Wednesday. March 10, 1893. Daniel III.
ra"NrS !" sIe vii be held at late residence 49,
VEST lsth.s on saturday morning. March Is, at 10
rEYA Yonhc " rrls9y March oa Gth .o 1sos
cSccycr Ncwha ana Madeleine Ely aged year ana
Feay morning MsrGh ~ dsgg a.
rs.denSe kr ni t rate ae Ben
q a"s SInennsi Ohio The seth year Of her age
sq March MR. isas II Il FEE
ne sss Nj 's osy s% s''s sn':sa
sI:S a s &s r. X SAMUEL rH?ss:s
sS as syec at the Mount Zion Chuch Sunday
The ih N n's; c as Sene Station =. arrival of train
leaving leaving Sew.YcFk at rs a.; m. u....
William J., eldest son Of Robert j. and Emelne NJ
rnm,I .eryces at his late residence 235 Lenoxaye.,
Friday evening, o'clock q, ,.,,
i;,ativcs and friends Of the family respectfully lnNited
TO attend. -
uAII-oa Wednesday, March 18TH lSoS at her late
h.id.,ce No 40 broadway, Port Rlchmond Staten
tr,d Mrs Mary a. widow OF William Hall. late u
Hew York 1, the I'D year OF her age.
ss~yic@s M the reformed Church, Port Richmond
saturday. at | ,. ~. 800, 60 -
uIcKsAt wcstbury l.. l.. Third month. 10TH Sarah Il
Hicks In the 1904 year oil her age. 60, a., A.
Funeral at friends Meeting House. on seventh day th'
18th. at II 4. M o., ...to from, E,,,h,shavo
UOI.pREG suddenly at Santa Barbara. Cal. Maref
lG;h. Mary T.. Iioldrere.
Nc \RTHY-March 10th, lSo3. MIS- Ellen MeIarhy
mother Of Michael J. Mccarthy, a. her late residence
VII: ~ y, hnrl,i sunday March 10. 1893, at p
M,LEN AriiEN-On March II, 1903, after a. LINGERING
Illness Martha Amelia. beloved wife OF william IL
McI.cnathen VI. ID.
Funeral private .
uITcUEIAt PHILADELPHIA Thursday, March 10th, 1903
Mary " neither OF samuel l. Mitchell aged u years
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fortnight ago he celebrated the nlneeth anniversary
Of his birth by n family reunion at his house Al
The time he apparently In the best OF health.
DR.. Nermlye WIS born in This city. February -,
1903. and passed the greater part OF MS HE mere
lie entered Yale College in 1917. and was graduated
I'm the class Of ls21. Deciding 10 follow the HE Oh
minister. he entered IN, Theological Seminary Mt
Princeton. lie was ordained a Presbyterian MIN
ister 10y the NewYGrk Preslytcry In April, lo2'.
In following January he took charge OF the 'ahdc
wc;rr street Presbyterian Church. In May lo3o now
ever, he went to West Springfield. Mass. rs pastor
of Congregational Church there. Five years later, nc
removed to Albany. having accepted call from the
Dutch Reformed Church of that city.
In 1859 hc returned TO this city to becom" one
- the rastors OF In. collegiate Reformed Church.
n. never gave up his connection with that church.
The Doctor was the lat minister Installed III th' OH
Nidal, Church IN Nassaust.. which years ago wa
used as the posoiiice. The SIT" OF TIE c""''" u
uov oc. up,d by the Mutual Life Insurance mpahy'
DE- Vcrmilyr vas "A man of hnc attachments, ana
ir his Younger days wa OF the noted preachers
Of this ely. lie was man OF commanding pres
.ncc. with "A powerful, resonant voice Ills views
were original and striking.
Eutgcrs and Union colleges conferred the degree OF
Doctor Of Divinity upon the preacher III 1919 !"
1886 he received the degree OF Doctor oil Laws "'"
Jefferson College. Commemorat'oh services WI
held In the Collegiate Reformed Church In oc'ooer'
1rso In honor Of the nfilch anniversary oil DE- Yer
mllyc's pastorate. 1t occasion m"mc'ibie 10
himself and hi, numerous friends ana admirers Al
dressc, eulogistic OF the venerable doctor were ut
by preachers of various denominations. a' wen IT. D,
men eminent In other profession Inc |Samsce
nr VcruIlyc urea, he'd onlj few times during the
pr. Vcriri,yc leaves two children. They are the
- IrrnIlyc Of EnglcwOOd ~ j.. ana Mrs
Edward smith The funeral viii take place at ,ha
chur,h OF which be was 50 long pastor OIL MoHo"s
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FOR KINDERG 1RTENS IN THE DISIEICI.
PROMINENT WASHINGTON PEOPLE TAKE SIErs
TO INTRODUCE UIEM.

PROMINENT WASUfNbION I'-oi
TO INTRODUCE UItM
Washington March u ep"ciaD.-Miss CARA D',''o'
nreedeot OF the Fed Cross Association. opened hcr
dravIng rooms to-day to a company Tor inc purpose
~ orconizing kindergarten association Ihe oDIec'
=, IN. ossociotion is to create fresh interest IN the
,i,d.rc,rtcn and make II feature OF the Pu"h'
scboo,e systcIi Of the District. Among the "u'c'
showing their interest and Drawing the shows'o'i WEI"
n presidents wife, accompanied by Mrs EisSeli' VIE
' =, r.,,os,.rGener, Among Others pres' nj
interested In the movement were Mrs' Iiar''e. h'o
Johnson Mrs. Hearst. OF California W"o' WIZ" '
oor stanford's wife, has made kindergartens great
., In c., Francisco: General Grccly's wife. Miss
,,. r;.d Professor DoOtlc's wife. Mrs Sarah
c,ov.ne ri Eroollne Mass; MIS-. Pollock VINO opener
a.. frat free kindergarten In Washington the heV.
N. Simmer and Mrs. Shppen. Mrs. Iiamln vic Vi
tho rcv Dr. Uamn. OF the Church OF the covenant
Carroll d. Wright, Dr. Harris, commissioner Oh Hu"
cation and Benjamin Mann. son Of Horace Manu.
BEFORE the organization OF the aSs~iauoh '"'"
uas given by Mrs. Virginia i. smith, Oh iiaruoru'
,.ader In kindergarten work In that city. ID whose
efforts largely Is due tie Introduction OF Inc mhuc'
| gor,en system in Hartford public schools III
norris briefly told OF the beginning OF Mnder2nrte!S
| I'm :. Io,,s Mr. Mann gave some Interesting ac-
commits of the free kndergartens In washington '''"
| his personal experience During the "or" Vi "'o"
| ,yi,c Carroll d. Wright asked TO take the cha'r
| Mr. Wright appointed Miss Kate Field MIS- sara"
| e,a,.ons and Mr. Mann n committee TO draw up Tue
| form OF organization. Tile ilhmc gwen wa ~
| rl,mhlon Kindergarten Association" IL was hopeo
| ,na, Me-. cleveland would accept the nomination Tor
| cs,ant but She declined. did Mrs. Hearst IL
| 90. sn,lv decided TO leave the ONCE OF president
| ono, mill the next meeting. IL was decided 'hn'
| Ella. first work should BE- the enrolment OF members
IL, ,he assocuiiDn would bring It's influence 10 Dear
,inon The commissioners oil tnc DIsl1ct u hhNe hu''
| cartcns In the public SCHOOLS
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The success which has attended the bazaar given
no the vis I'nra Forior Association Of the Drew
ladies', College In the ballroom at shcrrys has de-
cdct ahe committee TO continue the display for TIL,
afternoon and evening to accommodate the 'hrongs
who are stil anxious for an opportunity 10 witheSS
,he fair. The pecuniary success OF the enterprise
,s .s.red. and handsome SUN will be realized In
aid OF the hall which the alumni propose TO erect to
the memory Of George Crosby Smith. for many wears
president Of the college.
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NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

Henry L. Dixey occupy the stage OF the Casino
nj, ,nrl 3 with new production Of "Adonis." 1t is
announced that tho brrle>quc has been much improved
and Will be given better style than ever before Ia New
Yo.k.
Joseph orcvcn a singer at the Ambcrs Theatre went
10 Chicago Yesterday, after receiving his pay leaving
note 10 say that he would not come back Mr. oohred
d Ia, NIGHT tina. he should bring action against him
tr breach Of contract jus; TO show him that he could not
break HI. contract with impunity.
william H. will give the last two performances OIL
.On Probation at the star Theatre this afternoon and
evening ON Monday he viii produce Brother Johh
for the first time.
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Mr. Armstrong born In Nova Scotia In lol2
went 10 -. LOUIS In 1881, ana Tor years was a
teacher I'm the public schools OF that city, Then he
became a politician, and held various muhi'lpn OF
uc.s among them that OF Controller Under FIJI
,,, I, s,o ~, he WAS postmaster Of It. LOGis. Dur
,,g ,bc tvil War he WAS southern symlath'z'r. ana
,vos Imp,son,d for some Of his nterance' tp)n his
r.lca O. he helped l.. Graft Brown ana others 10
rcotcanlze the democratic party, having been mcln
Tor If tbe state Central Commit from loj2 to 1871
when The Democrats rcsainei control OF MI sour
soon afterward lie became president OF tne noa'u
n,,,. Commissioners: and he held this Office
+, ,,e fall NJ 1877 when. upon the death OF SEN
,,or Bory. Governor Phelps appointed him to com
n.,e the unfinished term. reaching through TWO scs-
ions Mr. Armstrong was a man OF great cherSy
Nm, not a public speaker When the Missouri Pacific
railway Nas embarrassed In 1879 Colonel Armstrong
80 on,,,,d receiver. lie several times Il
wa fnr The United States SeraoI>hp NJ rcSu-
M ,,artio hut was always defeated.
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,,yox CHRISTIAN Won HrssE~

Baron Christian Won lic>'". "es'"S "'," "
AL. ,.,,,v bl. home many years ago, died at the
u,cl Nornancic yc-tc day aft rnoon from pn'u'n"'
raron Won Ic..e born In iies'e DAfm''ha' ""o''
nrv.aye wear. ago. His family was one Of inc "e'
and wcalthcst In that part OF Germany anu h'u ~
-, ooirl, ro.ltions In the German Government
n, 40 .duracd al on Of the large universities o "c''
many ami was known the most scholarly ana tl'vn'o
nan In h, ca., After he graduated h" m'ilI-' anu
came " tn, country. aud the greater pan o' Ms '"
'"' =. - In this CITY The Last wlnte. >
=. .,,.,t h, Tcyp, Ills wealth was estimated al heahy
,vo million dollar. III. w.fc survives him. Inc 'u'''a
III he held at 81 ,oores's ChuTh No. ! NutirFi''d
,.,.. TOMORROW aftrr-oOn.
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THE NIKIsCH SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT

one OF the leading Incidents In society last night
was the subscription concert by the Nkisch orcheS
ira at the house OF Mrs. Paran Stevens. NO. East
rif,vseven,h ST. This was the last Of the four con-
certs which were subscribed TO by fifty women. each
Of whom had the privilege OF sending out io"' III
vitations. Each subscription was SlOo. Inefe WAS
considerable curiosity to the interior OF Mrs.
>tevens's new home. which for years the nome Oh
Mrs Mason Jones. The house has been altered niue
tho pincpa changes being IN the furniture ana pant
,ncs which were removed from Mrs. Stevenss former
bousc No. 244 Fifthavc Formerly this mousse WIS
rho scenc Of many handsome entertainments. ana on
tho occasion OF the visit OF the Prince Of Wales to this
country II ball was given there In his honor
The orchestra last night was stationed III tue r'','
room at the east side OF the house lhis room - " ~
whte and gold ard Is lofty Palms were effectively
arranged in the halls and ballroom. About sixty
musicians playcd under the direction OF Arthur
Nillsch. The programme was as follows:
PROGRAMME. ~, cu.,uu.
i''a'' Introduction.
y Pec6enr SespoIItain ct NeapOlitane. r-,uue,o,
Sim1's'V. XII Two movements from Suite No.
ihcma Xa ,ia5On
Won weber'BerO' ::;caVaiiera RustIcsna'
N's'' Prelude ct sicIlano.
Interm'1zO. largo
iia"u' 80 s,lc for Violin-T. AdamOwski
(By lcquest.) NJ, cs,,u.
Rubnstcln ......-. ''''''''''D" N
a Toreadore et Andilou.c
q Royal Tambour ct Niyan1ierc
Among the subscribers and others present "''N
Mr. and Mrs John Alexandra. Mr.. and MIS-. 'an'cS
A E,rten Mrs GriswOld Gray Mrs. W. r. Naluer
,llt Mr. and Mrs Richard Irwin. Dir. ana MIS- Fe''
(linton Mr. and Mrs. Forbes L"ith Mr.. ana 'lrs
rurhanan Winthrop. Mr.. and Mrs. q. l.. Kves' hr
and Mrs F. :. Withcrbcc, Miss Amy Io"hSehu' 'i'
and Nrs f. DYER r.. Mrs. John Minturn, Mss MIN
,,r, Mr. and Mrs A. s. Hewitt, the Misses Hewitt
Afr and Mrs Hamilton Fish Webster, Mr. ana Mrs
r. 4 Post. Mrs. willing, Miss willing. Mr. ana MIS-
q pcobody Wctmore Mr.. and Mrs. T. ballard SmltIi
Afr and Mrs Henry Janin, Mrs. Frederic ESier' VT
and Mrs lanes Kernochan. Mr.. ana MIS- La"r'no'
ci, Mr. and Mrs, Richard Mortimer. Mr anu MIS-
Charles Childs Mr.. and Mrs.. W. Stars Wells "oiS' '"
x,rro t.aptain and Mrs. Rosdcw Burn, Mr. anu .iiS
wvsonc W F. D. stokes Mr. and Mrs. Iitchcoe"
Mrs leach Grant, the Misses Graht' sr anu w :
pecinoid de Koven. Mrs Burke Roche, Mr. """ WI
~ n O. GOOD Mr. and Mrs. ". ID. sloane. 'iT' "'
Mrs Henry sloane, Mrs. William Jaiiray ME- 'h'
Nrs Frank Foster Mrs. Arthur Randolph kfn'r'
pctcrs Julian Potter, !. Wadsworth Ritche' 'oiohc
and Mrs s. V. r. Crigcr Miss Garcia Livingston
Mrs Weseryelt. Miss Wcsicrvet, J. Fred iicrsoh
Miss Daisy Person. Mr.. and Mis-. Nicholas FISH, '''
and Mrs James VI. Waterbury, Mrs. George hio"
Miss Kidd. Mrs Walter Cutting. the Misses ou'ons
Mr. and Mrs 4. ". Dodge. Miss Cora RandoiRIn; VI,
and Mrs Phillip schuyler, Nv and MIS-. H. L. Milso,
Mis-. Wilson and X. II. Wilson, Ir Alter the coheci
sumner was served by Sherry.
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GENERAL SIMEON b. BROWN.
ST. Clair. Mich, March I7.-Genrrnl simeon b.
Brown IS dead, aged eighty lone years.

General Brown was born In New'liampsmr'' OF
military stock his father being officer IN the war
OF lsIa The son moved 10 Michigan In l7'''. Al
the breaking ont OF the the commission oil major
IN the 9th Michigan Cavalry WAS gwen NM anu III
1aca he was made colonel OF the 1lth Michigan
Cavalry. For mcritorlous service In battle NJ
Marian Va he was br~vetcd bngadicr general.
lie participated In sevcnty-twO engagements. Zen.
enl Brown was formerly Deputy Grand Master oI
thu Masonic Order and was an honoeed memoH Of
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JAMES c. WING.
MN,

Albany. March Il c!celal.-jame' = ",NI' y ~.
49, -, win, ptoth.rs & Hart. wholesale groccrs
dea in Ncw.York yesterday from cerebral h'mothas'
o was born In Albany IN 49,. and received Ho','
,auc,tion lie was Identified with number oil puo1'c
Institutions.
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Holm II. MDONOrGlI.

ros,on March l7.-John III. McDonough' ch"'"'""
., ~. namocratlc CITY Committee. dropped dead at
,,coc,, thl, morning at the dinner Of the Taminahy
Club.
Mr. McDonongh who was Il practising h"y''' ""'
horn In Portland. Me-. on March ~ lo''. ms
orlv education was limited 10 the public ''hoois u
Portland lie engaged In mercantile biSihosS i'
several years and then came 4" b'S'o'' ''''' e'"u
- -. to-,,, rnlv.rsty Law school. From
,Isc o 49,, he WIS member oi Ul' ieklsli',
.r,.nr In tho lower bjdy, Where he was r'oS''@'h
~ " 80 III. leaders ~ tie Democratic party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18
EX-SENATOR ID. II. ARMSTRONG CRITICALLY Ill.,

It Louis March TEX Senator David H. Arm
strong was attacked by heart failure ut the Echcleu
Hotel TO day and, owing 10 III, advanced age, u ID
feared h. cannot survive many hours senator Arm
e,ronc wn. once In the United states Senate AMI Is
well known all over the country
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tne Union Veterans Union and the Grand ARMY u
THE REV. DIR. THOMAS L. vERMILYE.

The Eev. DR.. Thomas Edward Vermilyc the senior
pastcr OF the Collegiate Reformed Church. who cele-
bra,ed the ffticth anniversary OF his pastorate In
l.so died nj his home. No u West Fifty-siXth'st..
Yesterday Ills Illness brief. n little more than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-18

Avoid all risk with stubborn Cough by using nv
once Dr. d. Jayncs Expcctorant, sure remedy ior
all Couch, and Colds. and well calculated 10 exert
beneficial influence on the Lungs and Throat. -
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JOWE-UrNTOON- Saturday, the lin inst, az >
Martin in the Fields London, England BY inc W,crc
LAIN Tenwck KItto Vicar, Susy lbayrr, daughter
The late Charles s. lluntool, 10 William T. Howe bo'
OF New.York
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with iuii
name and address.
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5preIaI Notices.

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KcnsIco Cemetery, che Harlem Railroad, <s minutes
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