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Cotton n arKeEs
by Telegraph.)

JUNE 12. 1886,
NEWYORK-The Cotton market to-day was
quiet, unchanged; sales 29O bales middling up-
lands 7-iGc; middling gull 11-16
NEW ORLEANS-The Cotton market to-day
was steady; middling 61sc.
CHARLESTON-The Cotton market to-day
was nominal ;middling C. ETA
SAVANNAH-The Cotton arket! to-day
was easv; Middling &c.
MOBILE-The Cotton market to-day was
quiet: middling lI-16c.
MEMPHIS-The Cotton market TODAY was
easy ;middlings 7.
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Boston Produce Market.
BOSTON, June IL, lS96.--The following are
to-day's quotations OF Provisions. etc..
FLOUR.
Sspring patents. S5aS4 25.
Spring, clear and straight, O0@3 CO.
Winter. clear and straight, 4o93 rs,
Winter patents, 8 SOa4 co.
Extra and Seconds 65@I3 40
Fine and SuperS OOQ2 60.
Add Zoe to the above for the iobbing rates.
MEATS.
Pork, long and short cut, " barrel. II 90.
Pork, light andIhvy BACKS $40 oO@11 90.
Pork. lean lends IL 30.
Tongues pork S14 so: do beef $24 % Dbl
Beef. cofned, 81 1903 rs.
Shoulders. corned ard fresh 7c
Shoulders. smoked. 713.
Ribs, fresh, Sc.
Hams. large and small, 91a91oNc.
on.71a@91@c.
Fork salt &c.
Briskets, salt 6.
Sausages, 7Hzc.
Sausage meat. 7c.
Lard. Etcs. % 1sc ;,pails, 5ss@eAc;H. in pals 71s
as.
Beef steers. 6s97.
Beef, fresh. hindssM@loc; fores, 31a@4lAc,
Lambs, spring 1920.
Hogs. dressed city, 6I4 c y fb; country, 4c.
Turkeys, Western, iced 11@Ooc.
Turkeys, frozen, O.
Chickens. Western. iced broil. 12@15c.
Fowls. Northern, 13@lAc.
Fowls, Western. iced s1aG1oe.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
Quotations of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets
New York Stock and Money Market.
by Telegraph.

NEW YC RK. June IL.
Eene more active 1A293 per cenr.: last loan
z "a per ceht.,closlng 21a per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper was quoted at 41a q s per cent.
Sterling Exchange was Firm, with actual
business In bankers bills 1897 "a "A s7s4 for
to-day bills and 8s1aes4 SssA for demand /:
posted rates sS1a@4 s91s. CONNER, iaI bills
ee-days at sega 86sz. Government Bonds
firm. Railroads higher.
Bar silver eS1a.
Mexican dollars $685.
Silver at the Board was neglected. =
at London today bar silver was quoted
1t 81 Sled % or.
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Retail Grocsrs' sugar Rates.

Portland market-cut loaf 8: confectioners at
g., pulverised 10, powered, &c; granulated
81; cOIfee crushed Sac; yellow 415c.
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European Markets.

10y ItIUgTdpH.g
LONDON, June1z 1sse.-Consols 11a1.led
for money and II 1913 for the account
LIVERPOOL June IL. 1s96.-Cotton market
higher: American middling 7-23d: esti-
mated sales $4,000 balesi speculation amt ex-
ort 1000 bales.
p Quotations Winter Wheat 5s 412d@5s 51ad :;
: Spring Wheat 5s 2d95s Sd.
Corn IS.
Perks.
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Chicago Live stock Market.


I
Chicago, June IL, 96.-Cattle-receipts g..
800: 1irm; common to extra steers 3 5O(04 30;
stockerS and feeders at S5G3 So; cows and
bulls 25D3 rs; calves 50G5 80, Texans at
2 O0@3 SO.
Hogs-receipts $4,000; 5@10 higher; heavy
packing and shipping lots 8 0543 274a; COM
mon to choice mixed 3 O5a3 SO choice assert
ed at 3 l5@3 40; light at logs 90; pigs at
2 5O33 so.
sheep-receipts 5000 firm, 0 higher ;inferior
to choice OO@4 90 lambs 2 OO@6 25.
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RETAIL BUSINESS FOR SALE

N one of the most thriving and rapidly grow
ing cities in Maine. Stock consists of
boots, shoes, gents furnishings, clothing hats,
caps, etc. Fine store best location. no I'M
MEDIATE me- composition. For full particulars ap-
ply to ALDEN GOUDY, Cumberland Mills.
Westbrooa-, Me-, or L. A. GOUDY, Portland,
Wes may21 Tu. THIS M
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PORTLAND. June 10.
Receipts by Maine Central R. R.--For Port
land. "a cars miscellaneous merchandise; for
connecting roads ia cars.
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That the petitioner cause to be published
true copy of said petition, and this order
the PORTLAND DAILY PRESS, newspaper
published at Portland in the county of Cum
berland, the first publication to be at least
days ss t on wen6 ay
the Board of Railroad Comm issioners Will
be in session at Ridlon Hall in Gorham at
two o'clock in the afternoon for the pur-
poses indicated i'll said petition. Said pc
titioner shall send copies of the foregoing
petition and order to the municipal officers
of the towns of Gorham and Westbrook, be-
fore the day of the hearing.
(Sd) j. B. PEAKS, Chairman.
Fer the Board of Railroad Commissioners
of Maine
Dated this third day of June A. D: 1896.
i'll ld2t
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Portland wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. June 12.1sef

PORTLAND. June z. 1896.
Sugar was 1-16c lower to-day; other quota
lions UNCHANGED.
The following are to-davs wholesale prices OF
Provisions Groceries. &C.:
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Foreign Ports.

7, All at st John, NIB, 18th, sch Bessie Crane,
baGG;knouse, Portland
~, Uia, sch Miranda B, Nichols, Rockland IRA
nus ~, Croucd, Thomaston.
vo wiI az Windsor, Ms. 9th, sch Chas j Willard,
s MSia I'm Auckland, NJ, May TO- barque r A G
Smith. Hooper, New York,
New York. 49, gap wv A'o''o' A'AeNoi''
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BuckIen's Arnica salve.

THE BEST SALVE in the world for
Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required 1t is guaranteed to give
Perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
price 25 cents per box. For sale by Fl. P.
5. Goold, SIT Congress ST., under Con-
gress Square Hotel. 1888.
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MILLINERY.

From now till July 1st all the goods in stock
AL Congress Street, will be sold at prices
greatly reduce in order to close out the IS ock
Persons wishing goods in the Millinery line
will do we'll to call, examine the goods the
prices.
TIE KALER STORE.
le9 AA1 Congress Street. d1ws
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Foreign Ports.
Spoken,

p June e II, 25 miles Sc from Sandy Hook. ship
a noIj W.. Packard, McLoon, from Avonmouth,
aiio was ordered to Philadelphia.
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MARINE n EW S
PORT OF PORTLAND.
FRIDAY, June IL.

Steamship Cottage City. Bennett. New York
pas ,engers and mdse to B Coyle.
Steamer Cumbel land Thompson, Boston for
Eastport and St John. NIB.
= Steamer Saacia. Oliver, Bath via Boothbay
Harb0r and WiscasSet.
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GREAT REMOVAL SALE

R shall entire stock of New
eAw quick
with this
Below Pianos, which
ir of entira stock:
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OCEAN STEAMER MoyEMsyrs

FROM FOR
Havel lew York. Bremen 49,. Jne l6
Teutonic. -. New York. Liverpool :. ,Jne l6
New York. New York. .So'ampton. Jne II
st. Louis. New York. .S'thampton. Jne II
Heyellus., 49,. New York. .Pernambuco Jne 20
FhlladeiDhla New York. .Laguayra. .Jne "a
Curacao. New YORK. .Maracaibo.. Jne 27
ONO. New York. So'ampton. Jne 27
Ancnoria .-...NeW York. .GasgoW ....Jne 27
Amsterdam -. New York. Rotterdam. ..Jne Of
Patria ......N New York. Hamburg ...JDe OF
Aller .:.... New York. Bremen ..Jne 81
Mohawk. New York. .Lonaon .Jne 81
Vera ew York. Genoa. :. e. Jne 81
Spree .....-..N New York. Bremen .Jne 80
st Paul .....-.-New York. .So'ampton. July L
Majestic .....N New York. Liverpool. July 1
kenslngton. New York. Antwerp. July L
Columbia. New York. Hamburg. July 2
Veendam. New York. Rotterdam July A
Lucania. New York. Liverpool July 4
City OF Rome. New York. Glasgow. July A
Normandie.. New York. Havre. July 4
Paris. .......... New York. So'ampton. July 4
Mobile. ........ New York. LONDON July 4
Prussia New York. Hamburg July A
Lain New York. Bremen July z
New York. New York. .S'thampton.July s
Germanlc 49,. New York. Liverpool July 8
Coleridge. New York. .Pernambuco. Jly 8
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FROM OUR coRREspoNpENrs.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
ROCKPORT. June 12-Ar 18th, schs Sias
McLoon, Morrill,. Boston, Jennie + Wiley,
Bulger. do: Ethel Merriam, Newman do.
WISCASSET, June 12-Sld, schs D L Sturgis,
kennebec, TO load for Boston; Niger Adams,
Boston.
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On the foregoing petition: ordered /:

A true copy:
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New York Mining stock.

xEx-diy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-12
NOTES FROM THE COURTS.

,,,s,,.. Van WICK Of the Supreme Court yester-
,erday granted order placing the acuon OF Emma
G. whitney against the Supreme Commanoery
I-n,,od Order OF the Golden Cross OF the World. on
49, shor,coursA calendar for trial. The suit IL to
recover on $4,000 policy held on the life OF CnareS
uanly whitney who died on April o. 1889 ne
-efu.al 70 nav is based on the allegation that Mr.
,,,nu,ov did no, tell the truth during his examna-
tim IN that ne claimed 10 be sound and Well "heh'
IN fact he was suffering from consumption
An order 10 show cause was granted yeste'oa! ny
1rc,,c. Van WICK Of the Supreme Court why
committee should no; be appointed OF 'ne Pe''o,
and property OF Robert Golden. now an inmate ..
the Long Islani state Hospital Mr.. Golden "vcn
at No 10 Rodney-st. and mas q pef's'o" i'o'" NV
Government Of Sl2 a month
The fury in the Supreme Court pei"'e """
ard Justice Dickey was tried the suit oil Iiino'h.
Manning againe, the Brooklyn Heights fai!roeo
COMPANY TO recover 500 damages TOT ai'ese'
nersonal injures. yesterday afternoon i0u""
dict in favor Of the defendant Ms"ii.s wa ,oo,
,nr on an open Hamiito car. on May To- 'o''
and was knocked Of by the pole Of 'rneS' o wncn
was standing In the street me ruc~ 80 grinei
by John anu G.rnsd rompany as defendants the de-
fence was that the accident was 'h' i""'' "
w T9i s for Sy2H' ,ySs sxad
by H. b. Hubbard and John D Fray as |n a sar
The entire P sspTrs F + G and AbTam ord
fhey are TO be the executors +, 49, s,n-.ra
court yesterday afternoon Patrick kssnN ss q
rard,c against the Standard Oh Company ioi >o..,'
Soroares FOR personal injuries. Reany was Wo'h
ing for compan putting S e9ncf RE wa, below eH in
,h ;;rnnc, heavy door fell on i'm and inn.clea
severe injuries His clam was that ine aoGr was
ia Ole fox neg The defencs s Vas mar '"e
Company could moi be hfnd snsrems Court yeser
dav raned an order requiring Warren q ApRou
Hno We 1,omnanv TO show cause on Marcn !" why
he should not be punished for contempt IN fanS 81
co Xcob is 1895 The order was OBJ: an.n IN IN,
az, uhch has been going on for GONE ,i"'e oe-
nsnt WIZ" Mr hbo., and the bre wing company.
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COOK WINS HIS ISLANDER SUIT.

The suit OF William Cook against Noah Palmer 70
recover s. 500 damages for a:eged detama 'ph VI
character was tried yesterday in he supreme 0o'i'
before Justice Dckey and jury. The defendant is
wealthy confectioner. doing business a; bedIora
ave. and South Fourth-si., and living at No "e''
Thirtleth-st.. New-York. AT the time Oh the o''u'
rences alleged, the plaintiff was conductor on ''ie
Crosstown line OF the Brooklyn Heights kaiiToad
and now he is working for the Nassau company.
He alleged that on August q 1894 he had charee o.
. car on which the defendant was passenger anu
that. in the presence OF number OF o'he' pe"p1
Palmer accused him OF failing 10 ring up fares lie
eays that the defendant said: You did not r's y ny
Shose fares that got on az i5foauw a. ,e
You stole those fares and you would not nave 'u'is
up the last unless / was looking al YOU IN.
Cook alleged that the words we're utterei VIII ~. W.
intent to dscredit him and give otner peopnie rsnd
Mea that he thief The defendant den IT,
that he had used the language attributed 20 MN
He said that he dd tell Cook tia; he had n2t IN. M
up his fare, but II for the good OF the pa.i..r
= others nigh; watch him. and they m.gnt rep POI
% the company When he said that 10 , I'm the
Truth. verde, for $50 was returned for the PLAIN
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THE MAYOR WILL MAKE 4 NEW LIST.
HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS WILL BE CALLED UPON
TO FURNISH INFORMATION.

HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS WILL BE CALLED UPON
TO FURNISH INFORMATION.
Mayor Wurster gave this statement yesterday
concerning the Civil Service opinion by Corpora ton
Counsel Burr:
have carefully considered the opinion with refer
ence TO the several questions discussed therein. IL
is my present impression that 1; will be advisable for
to reclassfy. promptly possible. the entire
civil list Of the city of Brooklyn. and for that pur-
pose shall call upon the heads OF all the Depart
ments. severay. TO furnish me. soon possible.
warrant the retaining OF any positions In their sew
eral departments In Schedule A. or the transfer OF
any positions to the same. When am in possession
of the facts In the case as reported TO me by the
several heads Of departments. shall then 80 over
the list, and II any places are improperly cassine0
shall reclassfy the same. that every provision
OF the Constitution and laws and all Civil Service
/ wan. to ascertain whether there are any posi-:
tons In Schedule A which do not belong mere. X
there holding positions or conudcntia'
nature. who directly represent the Comnissioner.
think IL would be we'll have such place exempted
from the competition rules For example. take the
tendent of Streets the Superintendent Of Sewers and
Others In such relations. ] consider that they di-
rectly represent the Commissioner himself IL the
Com missioner had time to superintend the Streets
he would do It, 1t is impossible for him to attend
70 ali these details the work is devolved upon others,
who are his representatives These positions.
think should be exempt There may be a number OF
nIaces in Schedule A-fhey may have been there for
vears-whch under the Constitution do not prop
ery belong there and It Is fer the purpose OF getting
informa ton upon this subject that shall send out
innuiries to The heads OF departments.
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SIZE WORKED 4 CLEVER SWINDLf.
MARY C. MILLER. WITH AN ALIAS HELD oN
THREE INDICTMENTS.


Mary G Miller alias Jane COPYRIGHT, was az
r,ivred in the County Court yesterday on three IN
s,o,u.n,s found against her by the Grand Jury.
two If which charge her with forgery In the second
aagro, tho other being for grand larceny In the
sacopd degree To all three charges she PLEADED
ro, euiIt, and she was rernanded to the jail 10
orai, trirl The District Attorney says that IN the
nr,soner he has one of the most successful women
svndIers who have been brought up for trial In this
county IN some years The woman is tall ana tnin'
and does not look II she was deceitfui' out AS
sistsnt Distrct-Attorney Miles said yesterday mat
she had defraudsd number OF men IN brcokiyn'
and that she might have been indicted dozen
times as easily three
According 20 Mr. Miles the method she pursued 10
clever one It is alleged that she went TO several
banks and depositing with them draits tor Iarso
sur,s on Cut-of town banks, received tne oanh-
hooks credtirg her with the accounts: lhen on
throul bout the city to cash checks on the banks.
In one institution IL IL alleged she ueposi,. =
worthless draft for 1900. In another one Tor socoV
and in third. for 5000
grand larceny ar. found against the defendant for
a trar sac elton in which George c. case, Brookiyn
LAWYER alleges that he was defrauded lie SAYS
that the defendant came TO him with letters rom
others and told him that she would be dspossessed
unless she ,aid her rent that night She told him
that she had check for $3.50 but that she could not
get I; cashed. Case says that ne gave hen .nd
that the check forged and that the woman had
fooled DR. Raymond and her other vouchers into
giving her letters OF introduction.
The other indictment for forgery Is Tor utter,n9
a check on the ScherElerhorn Bank signed by
Wechscr Bros and drawn for SIS to the order Of
Margaret Sullivan.
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anatomy in the Albany Medical College which he
attended for several years and where he was grad
uated after attending a course of lectures In the
College OF Physicians and Surgeons In this city.
After obtaining his degree DIR. Vaudeville was APP
pointed house surgeon OF Bellevue Hospital. serv-
ing first as junior. then senior assistant He re-
mained In the hospital eighteen months and re-
ceved a diploma for his services 10 that institu,,
on In the tall OF 1894 he began the piactcs III
medicine at Mobile. Ala. He lived In that city uns
after the close OF the war after which he returned
to Clinton. n. Y. While In the South he was TOT =
time surgeon of the United States Marine Hcsp'a
and for eight years the sole attending physictsn oI
the Protestant Asylum In Mobile. From 1855 TO
1875 the doctor lived in Clinton and In tne a,'e o
year came to Brooklyn where he remained up ~
the time of his death for years one OF tns
stan physicians OF the Brooklyn Maternity anu
lectured upon food diet. anatomy and physiology
In the New-York Training School for Nurses NURSES Man
He was the only son OF the Rev Dr. Henry Man
deve and Harriet Krtsnd His His father stsrwa was be
came pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church IN
mobile Judge kirkland was another reisiys OF tine
nected with the Field family and 1ay;d n Tns
vile who leaves family Of three daughters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-12
4 LECTURE on THE PASSION PLAY.

rb. Rev NJ NJ G. Dana lectured on the Passion
PLAY In the hall OF the Young women ""''''"
Association last night. He SAID IN part 81,
..,,, ,.y I. the survival OF the miracle plays OF
49, ,.d,.evel and pre- Reformation age TX IL even
rec Of the Christian worship OF our own ancestors
in coventry. Chester. Newcastle and london, IL
belongs to the period when the imagina.'on was
n.otsr factor IN religious worship than In our
iaI s' Than Few could read, the Bible was a rare
Nook and the knowledge Of letters was a
favored class Just as the facts o. n in stone
painted on Tndows or
ora u I ncrsaions so this play Is the sctins out
hw devoui peasants obedience to noy vo~ M, ~
the scenes and incidents OF the last wee" - Wv
OF Inc nctres gave added strength to me on
.,he priay and the weird music was a Va'""o'e WV
OF ,t az, 10 the interest OF the recital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-12
PIGEON AND POULTRY SHOW OPENS.

The Long Island Pigeon and Poultry Show opened
yesterday In Washington Hall. Broadway near
Park-s, and a inner stock of birds has rarely been
seen The entries In all the classes have been
larger than the shows in 1894 as we'll as last year.
In the poultry classes there have been entered
Brahmas Cochins. Langshans. Domsniques, Ply
mouth Rocks. Wyandottes Jaras. Jersey Blues.
Spanish Andalusans Ancoras. Leghorns. Minor.
cas-. Polish. Hamburgs, Dorkngs Red Caps Crevs
Ceurs Hondans La Fleches. Standard Games.
Pit Games Indian Games. Game Bantams and other
bantams. In the pigeon department are Carriers
blers. Bald Heads. Flying Tumblers. Parlor Tum-
blers. Jacobins,, English Owls. African Owls CHI
tails Oriental Frills Tusbits. Blacktas. Magpiee.
Swallows. Priests Nuns and Dragoon: The fol-
g. Veins. president; r. c. Homeyer, G. r. Doans
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ALL GOES TO HIS WIFE.
THE ESTATE OF GENERAL JOHN p. WOOD
WARD DISPOSED OF IN BRIEF BIT
EXPLICIT WILL.


The will % General John B. Woodward was
offered for proba.e yesieri-y before Surrogate Ab-
bott The document Is short but in II the testator
takes occasion 10 show his perfect confidence In
and deep affection for his wife.
The schedule attached shows that the estate con-
ssts OF SIS 900 IN real estate ard $1,000 in personal
property. The will executed on March 10. 1893
and the name OF Henry Chapman jr., and H. NJ
Wilcox appended as witnesses
General Woodward left surviving, his widow,
Elizabeth c. Woodward and TWO children. Mary r.
and Robin B. Woodward. The will reads:
J. John b. woodward. OF the city OF Brookiyn y;
T., do make publish and declare my last WI. ana
testament as follows: ! give devise and Dequcatn
oil the property and estate whether rea, persona!
or mixed wherever the same may be stuatcu, OF
which may b. possessed. or in any way entitled.
absolutely In fee simple. without any cond.tloHs'
lmita tons or exceptions whatever, 10 my VIE
Elizabeth C. woodward and 10 her heirs ana as,
signs forever. She has been true, faltnlui ana
devoted wife and mother ! confde All my property
TO her. knowing full well that she VIII use Ior ne
benefit Of our children more than sn0ui De "liIlnS
70 ask hcr 10 do constitute aad appoint my salo
wife my sole executrx Of this WILL and 1t ~ my 90 ,
sire that she shall be required 10 give any pohn
security for the discharge or her duty az sue;
In testimony whereof. / hereto s,Sn my NAME 'his
N"' " ""''' JOHN 3. WOODWARD.
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DP ID. X. Melville DEAD.

Dr. Dorrance HI 'tland Vaudeville died on Monday
az his home No. 10 FOurth-ave The body was
taken last night a, : o'clock 70 Clinton ~ T..
where It was p.acec In ha:ge OF the professors OF
Hamilton College. of which institution the doctor
was a graduate. The pny s!cian was III only tnree
days and death resulted from pneumonia lie was
horn on Dec enber % 1928. ut New-Brunsw!ck. ~ ~
md r,rer. red for college at tie Clinton Grammar
School ard the Liberal InS,itu.e Of the same TOWN.
In the fail of lS45 he entered Hamilton College ana
was graduated In 1919 He began the study OF meu
lc,ne under Dr. James H. Arnisoy. professor Vi