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IT MADE TEE EIREMEN work.


= srss si .-,, a..s.-s., ns-.'.s .. the
v,. 80. s,.,o..r.a .,,,,,- 49,. L, ..u,..
yesterday morning In the nve-story brick
front BUILDING. o. IL. and IL on the north aide
q, e..t Fiftx"nI,th &C., On ,ha .ra,aS
OF East fhtS-nintn streee on the ground
moor there are three stores. and MP stairs the
building which has rscsntly beam remoda lad
4. ~ o. n,a.. ,n.ro... "a o. $3.50, -,
ies ior o"ce purposss sno LOT efists STU
dos Next door. west. Ii Park d Tilford's
ssysn- story stable. and bsyopd that the Hotsl
~ N..h.-,..S M. 49,. ar 49,. a. a. :
Wv Ns'nofsnu. "hue seIoss INC sueet Id ths
Hotel Savoy. When the alarm Was given the
fiames had made their WAY from the cellar
Inc. th.. $500 ~ A.. .,.v.to- 80 -:
"ners .nsy s.steo. up ens e,svs.or smart ana
were shooting out OF skylight on the root
. va, h,g hI.,. .nd m.,x =, ~. 100. =.
vsy I'k SlALe. sna many OF tne suss.s ~
for emergencies
Inc store AZ NO. us Occupied by ). n. Hegs-
~ n a cafe kept by Pstrtek DufYy. I'm stairs
80 =, ar go. n"
mAuS VI .ho ohoes Aio Vacant on the seoond
moor arc the rooms OF ]. ID. Posner a Sons. CHR
opodists and ON tho third thu Tyler Ftrsnroof
Co...-,,.,.- Co-S =.
oonsuoaon Oopeny omees anu .hose oi
buchanan Diesier. architects while under
e ne Iooi .ie IN. s'u1,os Ana n'lns Apsrmens
II sovssst s a rue Isnitp0a Of tno ouiidink.
~. n ~ Senroue'' h'ss In htie STRUCTURE on
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DID NE COMPOUND 1ICR AND CRxHs .
TIE neck win Mag Cs.so . Ce.t.ss Dssyvss.
de farh hsrss asa Ceasseek 9eelssaea.

n: .;:. ~ - 20. Gee.
tori societies engaging in . legal contest for
part Of tn: millions milo l.t. By Charles B..hs...
Beck. In the will the soeiety for the Prsvsn-
s. Um ~, !. ' s,.s.t snss ~ nm n
S eneAo.ss. W. sretsv .n.. mn Deok
ns DT .e.s ss
which Anthony Com.teci's name 4 popui.ri'
o.ors. n. S p,s ho %rs ' ~.
win. had admitted that when he drew IN. will
from memoranda furnished By Mr.. Beck he
va. unAvar. Of the existence Of the two So
eieties. and he had heard the two names
he mad. NO distinction between them.
society. said that pc:ss.sion i. nine point. Of
the law: Tho win unaus.tion.Sly specific.
,no oooio', 10. 'ns fre'enuon y, .rime' winch
me oo seos ss5 nam. . o. n. ;os,.s,
said Mr.. MossL "and thouah he ana not nr...
tiss. b. must b. supposed to nav. haS sufs-
N 81. e look D ss b
dOl..,. I SsiIsvs, Thai 5. meant hi. sosists.
and any action is taken TO prevent our re-
ts.t Il quo '' VI ''u' We 'A.' ''n'
III 1T Sonssoek sag tnAs me matter bad not
s:sss ~ sSl: sss Hi
and e: ssssiely ven Known o aS. bssf. Il:
SS q ss .sa. z 1. q whom
Legal .dvissi q Hr. conssosk's sosisty, said
nan,s sssa I'm tnst would Pc an uphill JOB to
1 Ssmsd ss !. .ss sSei sat
Souia os proSsoS tnat NJ. beck meant the
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JssE. s.yas- .. r.a.ll..,.,..

PoUGHKEEPsH, Feb 20.-JudEs Gaynor Il
becoming pOpuirr here He hOlds monthly
special terms in Poughksspsis. the last one
being held on Saturday. Among the motions
made was one for slimony and counsel fees in
the divorce suit OF MARY A. Manning against
Thomas Manning OF MiltOn- The plaintiffs
counsel wanted $50 week ahmony.
HOY much is the defendant worth p asked
Judge Gaynor.
About 1000" replied the attorney.
Blk Der cent interest on that would only be
siso yca5 said Judge GaynoL Il can't
Wei take S25." iRtsEisetsd the Gttornsy.
And vS Ss 4 1dgs daynSr shook his head he added;
Finally S16 Was agreed on.
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E. o. THOMPSON,
TAILOR. cLoIHlsR AND IMPORTER,
Gas BROADWAY,
Hstwee. Park Place s.s Murray ..
CONSUMPTION 10 CONTAGIOUS.


Breektyn 10 Adopt The Ks.es Ceusty Ne a.
cal soeiety's Susgestioas 90 That Erect.
At tho suggestion OF Health Comm issionsr
Emery Of Brooklyn. the Kings County Medical
Society recently considered the proposition 10
place consumption on the list Of contagious
diseases. and subject to the usual restrictions.
The report Of the society on the matter was
presented to the Commissioner yesterday. Il
nphSolds :, the CONTAGIOUS disease feature. and
ai sss: .s ::
q sss:sss s.sl f sss, Re
,,hrossh ai.ss.S %s.. sss nli, ana sssi q can Be
.ss s.d fR y .s. %s.
s.esnS-ss.. al puzzle n such q. ..y
70 8 ne 81 .s 4. s ne "a "a
s e 81 ;.
IN, IsraIrh.. ,hs Health Department. .:,.s n.n no.
s..d fer n. exclusive ears and 'psc. srssia.nt q
OF .s ::
s1s:, :. &. e ss no.S
e.e,.rolosie.i Of he spsism fse Diane
he 81 or e
rs. ss s ). e.s. y; :. e Dc
vim yisv Of obisiniss dsnsiis isswlsass sSsa
lag ss.s sss s. S... Of 'A''' 'sa''
o. Is: ..ss.ass q ss..s e s.s.,sss
where tsbsreelssis exists rsosnuy existed tss is
ms..ars. I. a.. required e each casa.
sixth-rhat the Health Department secure the pas
city r.eairins eorporations ooatroag pesi,e eeavsy-
srty - Contaminated With sxpsctorationa
ssysnth-1bat . special bureau be sstabhshsd TO Be
ai,sscsisa fer the pfops. PSrfosmsnes % tss yegt
invsstiEatsn OF all ef infectious s9ous
Department.
Ei.h,h.Tns. the Health D.p.rtmsns eaa.s . frs-
derived the citys mix supply and the OF
the animals killed for food ths aghtsr houses Of
rtAns be EN- ployed.
Einth-rhat The Commissioner dstsrmiss ana limit
the minimum Of space 70 be allowed 70 cows furnish
ing milk TO be sold IN this city.
DR.. Emery says that IN the manager snt OF
the department. he will probably adopt re0u-
lations In conformity with the spirit Of the
concentrations.
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WIMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
At Liberty Ga a. ss.ess Ball n. cave o.
SATURDAY.

40 Liberty the osSy ooo Bau He ave o.
SATURDAY.
Erastus WimAn pleaded not guilty Yesterday
to the two indictments charging him with
forgery In the second dsRres. He came Into
Part OF the Court OF General Sessions At =
little after IL A N. with his counsel. Gen.
Tracy. and his son-in-iAw. Norman & Walker.
JE MessrA Davis. Lindsay. and Weeks ap-
pearsd for the people. A minor case was frss
heard. and then the clerk called Erastus
WimAn."
Mr.. WimAn rose and advanced to the bar
whore Gen. Tracy had been sitting. Cen.
Tracy arose and Mr.. wiman took his place be-
side him. The accused kept his eyes fixed
upon the ground and pushed back his hair
with one hand Gen Tracy said: We plead
not guilty"
Then he added. II understand the prisoner
H. on ball and suppose the bail IL ample"
The ball Ii satisfactory" replied Judge
Then the three friends left the court room
together and disappeared In . cab which was
The two indictments were found last wsdnss-
c d. Inc me fosgsris: Y are alleged 70 hsss been
o. Ogden brewer and Z " Buiiinssr on the
sgt to their order, .and .Dpfopristsd III: SO.
$50 50 derived 70 his own account
Gan: TrasI had sI no IniOrmA.io1 to<iys 70 70.
The accused had not been fairly treated Ia the
thai b.ioEs b. ssSs asssFs. Hostoa. E %nS saaa
hsteslL Barstt MmS.Il, and Chaadls Ter to t6:
District Attorneys once he inquired over the
telephone OF Assistant District Attornsy
Lindsay whether Staten Island real estate
would Be accepted for ball and was assured
:. Assistant District Attorney Davis replies to
this that the amount Of bail rsau ired was 40
600, and the value Of real estate necessary was
double that sam. The gentlemen Whe pre-
ssnted themselves were all wealthy. and en-
uLsly sathisinetory as oondsmsn. but the char
they did not happen 20 own staten Island real
estate Of mere than s45.OOO value. That ssti-
pieion that ali estimates Of staten Island prop
sEty are opea tool an oyersstlmAts OF any
ef the property; He said he regretted keeping
MI himAn locked up another day 80 much as
aS Sa. nd {. s saP SS Of obey
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m. rlIsas era. r...r.o. sey..

The three sons Of Charles K Peterson. . real
estate agent who died in Bellevue Hospital
several weeks ago we're committed tempo
rAriiy TO the Juvenile AsJlum yesterday By
Justice Ryan. In the Jefferson Market POLES
Court Me- Peterson had 4.6ls.l4 In the West
Side Bank. He LEFT no will and made no pro-
ylslon fer the bringing up OF his children.
Aftsr thslt faths5'g death the boys left hslr
furnishsd rooms ct 431 West Thirty fourth
street Thsy we're unable 20 draw out any OF
500. which had bssn found in M. PstsrSon' :
clothes AFTER his death
Mhlls the noBsy lasted the boys spent it
rsekls.sly. IL gave out last Wssk and thSy
we're LETT psnnllssA The eldest IL only is
yfALs old The Gerry society heard OF their
plight and one OF its agents brought the boys
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TAI. rs.s...a.r .. Cs..,a.r.a . N.l.....

TAis rs-ss@AhsT l. Co.sissTsd . NsIssass.
w. L Brewer Of 10 Ten Ryek street. Brook
I'm. vent to the jefferson Market Police Court
Yesterday afternoon In obedisnes to . sum
mons Issued By Justice Ryan Brewer Il
makers. On Saturday he went to the shoe fac
tory Of John J. Lattsrmann at 81. 50. and 81
South Fifth ayeaus. and tried to patch up tn
d!nereness between IAtterm ann and his en-
sines Feb "a LAttsrmAnn oompl aimed to
yustise Ryan that Brewer was nuisAnes, aud
creased excitement : n ons The strlfsrS Jus
ttcs Ryan discharged Brewer And cautioned
HIN 70 keep Auay from the scene Of the strike.
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HER BUILDERS TRIAL POSTPONED.
Ths Crasps Dias's waas % Test the I.ai-
ana n This weather.

Ths Crasps Diaa's wsas % Test the I.ai-
aAa n TAis weather.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2d-Ths battle ship In
diana which was to have left Cramps ship
yard this morning for her buildsrs' trial trip
will not sail until to- morrow week. Every
thing was In readiness for the start to-day.
but owing to the severe storm prevailing and
the non-arrival Of the big ships anchor chains
1t was decided to postpone the trial The
missing anchor chains are aboard the
Government steamer Fern. which left New
port Last Thursday and has not arrived here
place At sea "a the Delaware Capss. and sew
srai days VII! Be consumed IN testin4 the ship.
mum speed Of the vessel out OF her. but the
trial Will Be devoted TO . thorough testing OF
II the machinery runs enthusiastically, the
Government will be notified that the builders
are ready ior ths ofieihi trial trip and that
tary OF the NAVY appoints . time for IL.
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WHAT DO you THINK
aRRB ~ SOMETHING WBfcH De.
MlEDs YoUR ATTENTION.

Mra VIM. Barteis. who resides At 23e F..,
s7th e.. New York city. makes the following
statement,
Hating seen the Advertisements in Oh.
daily papers. and noted the many different
people who had taken DR.. Greene's Nervu,a
blood and nerve reme dy. and recommended il
90 highly. I concluded. because had been in
great pain and suffering. TO try bottle lam
very thankful that did 90. for had suffered
for over year with pains In nv back 20 great
that could not bear to think Of sitting down,
aud when did sic down was hardly able to
get up again. the pain was 90 intense
Il vas also troubled with that horrible
bloatsd feeling each time. after eating. no
matter hoy little y might be ! started
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Hsr.sr SIN Purs.s4 - M. Cus,su.r..

Z II. Hornsr. who Was arrested In 1891 for
swindlinE large aum Der Of d rs0hs BY means
OF . premium eOnd scheme was . prisoner at
the Harlem Police Court Yesterday. He had
an once It IS Wall street in 1891. And uas do
Ing large business selling on the instAllnent
plAA foreign securities, which Il UEs stated
entitled the holders g . cheek t. via large
NE kssSst. tissas S 81 1s "a dsas s,.n nla
sas ons 81 those who 0oasht bonds Of HOTasT.
She paid him SIS. out nov has nothing 70
HorasT vas living At So last 1leah street Ind
caused his aTresf
Jasfles Hslds told the prisoner yesterday
that - would give hin tasnty-f four hOuTs IN
uhieh = aaad over the boAds to Ma 0arks Is
rstara hsE neasI.
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nerve remedy, and after having taken the
arst bottle. and feeling much better. thought
would Try another. And I.must say the, I'm.
now taking the third bottle. and my friends
who have not seen me for the past two or three
fssh. and also In strength That dark sallow
look hee also left my face. and feel and look
like q different person altoaether.
II any one reads my statement. and IL suf-
fering, would recommend DIR. GFeene's Ner-
You may not be sick. but stiiI you are out Of
order. do not est or sleep we'll and do NOT
feel Just right You must prepare Tor the de-
system in perfect condition Use Dr 0rsenss
Nssyas,n blood and nerve remedy. 1t will make
II is the discovery Of DR.. Greene Of 50 West
18th St. New York city. the successful special
can be consulted free. personally or By letter.
-Adr.
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Drs~..a vxaIl. ss.,I.E.

DUSKIHK. Feb. 2d-Whils skating last Alsht
on the lake Aiss Mamie SNYDER And August
krssz were droSnsd They were am0aE :
party Of hundred skaters, and - partners
through the Tea Nol6isE could be dozs q
save them, a. thsy had bean drawn under the
tcA The bodies ueEs recovered this norninE.
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Case Meth to st.as ass MED OF AlseAo,,..

Charles Z Mann. ~ years old. . physician
who lived In Beaufort. n. c. died suddenly in
the alcoholic ward at Bellevue Hospital Yes-
tsrdAy afternoon Dr. Mann came to this city
. lew days ago for the purpose of taking a
po1t graduate course at one Of the medical
ayenus. About rs o'clock YESTERDAY Nan
cane 20 the hospital He said that no was ilI
ana wanted 20 be examined, IL was found
he became unconscious aud died two hours
later. gold watch I'D chain and Sill. is in
money we're found Ia die poekOls-
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AsssAsr PAgslsaI E1.-l.aslo..

Judge Pryor has granted IN order for the
pAysisAl examination Of MARI Ossasy. who has
brought suit Tor $1,000 damages for personal
injuries sustAihsd At the haAds Of come Of the
s4ployess Of the New York RooanR CompanE.
Ths complainant alleges that GA Nov. 81 isSg3'
Ahiis passing along Blsscksr street between
West fshth AID Charles ar ssts shs wa spat-
Hhlek vas Rssd ~ the dsfsAdants- fhS cen.
plAiAAAt allaAss Tat her laes. hAnds, AID len
sys Ssls sstsEely Injured AID lar clothing
e4eooge4
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Mayor 0nroy said yesterday when questioned
In regard 70 the proposition that the city build
. rapid transit road:
am opposed to the eitTs b1Ildia9 the
road Of 10 lending its capital 90 do % uAtil it
Y eleAIJ DEMONSTRATED that 4 q Impossibls 10
had private capital that Will smbSrk IN he
gndeFtAklag; ESsn thea / uill oppose toe
h0n has bssn voted uDOR by the people
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Bssasss as was HasErs ne DstsraIusa 90
Asb = Ckarsk-

william Miller. picture frame maker. was
arraisnsd yesterday In the Yorkyills Police
Coart On charge Of burglAriously entering
Calvary Baptist Church. on Fifty-ssVsnth
street bstSssn Sixth and Seventh avenues
1sstsfdAy when the ianitor of the church
ssnt % look after the steam heaters, be found
nnlss hldds1 back Of the silver closet. having
frankly admitted that be ihtSnded to steal
ankthing he could dad there. He said he was
Sesei Tosk fHd starving. and having APpsAlSd
solved 90 rob church. He HAs committed 10
eFsi ne action Of the Grand Jury. IN default
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fssseSrs n>,ssrs re 49,, Nses YEA
rssseees essatre cssensnss Meve~sats.
TIE uprosrious sathu.i.sn ~ the isss 81 The
Sunday hisht soaserts n the Metropolitan
Opera House was but TIE concentration Of
several thousand siehs for oppressive
thoughts went through the audiences. espe-
cialiy anon the occupants 81 the bexea that
With the close OF the concert the season veuld
loes lts backbone The ladies split their
gloves IN elappine because thsy will not need
any more for = month Now the often re-
psatsd expression that things are socially
dull IN town" has meaning. The prominent
spirits IN society are RettlnR away from the
city. Scores OF persons have gone to Lake
wood. Florida. Bermuda. and Europe. and
Mother arundy has gone to sleep
Just now Mics Anna Gould aud William
Mco Hartman. with Mrs kingdom. Mrs
George Gould's mother a. ehapsron. are the
centre Of attraction 1t ST. Augustine They
will 90 on to Cuba and Nsssau. They went
away quietly on . Ward lips steamer two
weeks aeo. mme HadinR and N. Ooouelin
were on the same boat Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Kelly. Jr. are going TO Mexico. Mrs. John
Lyon Gardiner. Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
dsrbilt and Mr.. and Mrs. william d. Sloane
will soon assist Ia keeping M the psce. and
others will follow on.
The morning muslcalss In the ballroom 1t
the Waldorf come regularly on Mondays ~
source Of delight. Yesterday about 200 ladies
and gentlemen went through the snow storm
to hear Miss Sigrld Wolf the contralto. the
New York Msister Glee Club. and Arthur Fried
helm. the pianist The following programme
vaa rendered.
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EsSalas ns.a c.t. VVsss,.

RHADIN0. Pa. Feb. 26.-Ths READING Rail-
road Company posted notices In lie shoDs In
tnis etty and other pOihts along the system to-
dAJ announcing that on and alter March the
employees will york full time Of tea hours :
ssoI ths NaAsS Of LAbeEsTs VIII TsmAiA lhs
sems - nos. The shOps have bssn Workina
ass DAYS u slSAt hsaFl sseh iOE soBs ha4-
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No asss - FI.aisE he s.yIora AIl..-. see.

WnKEsBARRE. Pa. Feb. 2J.-ThIs is the thlr-
tesnth day. and not sign has yet been diseov-
cred OF the thirteen victims in the Gaylord
mine AZ Plymouth The minsrs engaged In
exploring nave sueeeede ed In working their "a n
through the nrst fall and are nov trying 10 he.
move the second. and there IL no telling when
thsJ will reach the men. SlIkht fail toof
place last night 10 the mine where the rsseneTs
are At work. which set them back for time.
from present Indications Il Is only guessWoTk
As 70 whsre the men eau be- aud An hon oi
nndins them alive has been abandoned
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CARR. r.-.--. ,As Actress. H..r,sa Again.

ALBASI. Feb 2a-It vas announced to-day
that Miss Carrie Turner the actress. and Mr..
john Mack Of this city were married on Thurs
day night last By . priest at the cathedral
parish house They will make this city their
TesideneeI Mrs Mack will not retire from tbs
stage. She intends to play In several new
Plays OF the Crust Of BocietT" elAsA This ~
Her hrst marriage WAS to q wealthy Swedish
manufacturer named HE, from whom SO
procured divorce M; Mack IL wsll-knoHn
to tho sporting community
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TRENToS. Feb 2a-Ths Advisory COMMITTEES
OF the striking Dotters has appointed com
mittss with full power 10 effect . ssttlsms mt
With the Manufacturers This morning the
National Union. the organization Of operative
Potters. seat telegram to senators Smith and
AePhersoh IT Warrington asking them TO DO
on the pottery schedule Of the Wilson blll and
asnyinE the stAtsment that thsy Want : Tsiue-
ton III the SehSdals.
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ALBANY. Feb 2a-sshator 7. D. Sullivan Of
New York elty has bsen eOannsd 10 hIs room
here since Friday. Dr. Ward vas called In
eons1ltAtion With the Attsndins hysieiaa thu
4itYfnq0n. knd theJ cay that shlls his con
sral days ~ Ss'-
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~. H.-sI.sa az aor C.n,sra,a.

ISDIAsARoLIs. Feb. Nj -Ex-Presidsnt TIarrl-
son and party left this city at 1880 A. 81 to-
day for the Pacific coast. Thsy occupied the
sDseial combination and sleeping car Mas
cote" which was attached to the Fan Handle
train. due 1T Chicago this evening. No den u
stTatlon attended the departure.
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A New Head forth. FiatSasA Pss, Omo,

The FlAtbush Post once will become
Brooklyn sub station on March !. Postnlas-
ter sullivan has appointed Charles J. McCar'T
superintendent Of the new branch ollie. Mr..
heCAnJ - Democrat. AID has been ~
nseted with the Flatbush office for several
yeArG
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Isaac O Woodruff the Maiden lans drug
gist sho vas recently sued b. lthAmaE Hove
Tor $4,000. for fhs AlisaAtioa Of hls Wlls's
Hsss isr sssL5i. t6e sosis 81 tx ss s-'s
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ibi Korms Fsntaiss j'''.''''.'.''' ..~'..'....'Ls
- ws.a evening east. her shadow. round .S.yi.y
CbS A Frankyn's Dogs. Mackenzie
Orion Bradley accom- panied the singers. A
luncheon party followed the musicale. The
luncheon was given in honor OF Miss Sierid
Wolf. The host was Albert Morris BaRby.tand
some Of the guests we're Mrs. John A. di
Mas Bsekman. Miss Msstins Johnstoae, Mrs.
r g. esis sne' kksS:sk P. M5Ss and
will piay.
While the broad brown. stone front Of the
tsrnoon. and the northeast Wind and driyinx
p.d sssns sa K: *: roS: .s.p q a,ss
iootins hall boys and 1sh:rs stood About
r,ss ssis s s.s g. ir ss,,G s,Hss.
SS::sa.ri I Il ssis:y. aa1FfS;il Gnu: 4 !.
ssosis.S The ladies ' n S.s saa
Of the club.
Az. usual on such occasions. an entertain
tie sissa9ss Il &. 1s IN x:
nrss moor an ints.ssting and ysried PRO-
.sss V s ssc sss q; q. s:ss
a fS .s ,H.s ssS :
siss.t: Puraor koSIn:on. R SssiiOss S osnie
SoEiss; David Names, yioIIniss: nj i ai
her e.,sSns rse aSie; oe Serssn aoa
smith. bssso. and Franklin sonnsksib. who
Guided. S'A
Three enGaesments have interested society.
The reimbursement was made yesterday OF
Re- hss.ss ss;n.s. .. :' f:h &
sa, e H.I.o on ;1 .Ha s9i,h
brother: The snnounseaspt has also sssn
sssshiss q Pr. snS Srs. Timothy !. Hilsn ' q
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zone to California she viii carefully ven her
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lonna eAa ind no redress In this country II the
Princess wins her suit for separation"
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pappenhsim would soon make application In
the courts for separation from her husband.
The Countess was Miss Wheeler OF PhIIadsI-
Philadelphia society aud IL one Of the best
dressed women In that city.
burg Birsteln and Mlss Pullman. dauShtss Of
George NJ Pullman. At Eberon. last summer.
a 20 6si lev, that thstr nssSaintaneeshiD was
everybody ,qndsr.taad. M Puli%Sn had :
cottage ct H6sron The Prince accom- psnIsd
Miss Pullman TO nearly every sntsTta meat
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burg Bir.teln and Mlss Pullman. daughter OF
George NJ Pullman. At Elheron last summer.
only friendly. as Nj. Pullman yoaId have
Miss Pullman 10 nearly every sntsrt1 In meat
she Sttendsd tnd fLsausntlJ walk ed. rode.
snd droys With her. When the Pullmsns went
has been there since paying attention 10 Mas
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Orion Bradley accompanied the singers. A
luncheon party followed the musicale. The
luncheon was given in honor OF Miss Sigrid
Vol. The host was Albert Morris BaRby.tand
some Of the guests we're Mrs. John A. di
Mas Bsekman. Miss Mastins Johpstone, Mrs.
y. q. Gillstt Prince LubeckL Otis Mygstt and
James j. Harrison. Next week Henri Marteau
will play.