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THOMAS s MOORE

Thomas :. Moore. the weknown Brooklyn law
yer died from heart trouble yesterday afternoon OF
$3.50 o'clock. at his home No 81 Willow-st after
illness of two weeks For years Mr. Moore had
been Identified with the social educational and
phianthropic interests of Brooklyn. and the news
Of h's death will greatly shock his friends
Thomas s. Moore born IN Newburg. this
State In ., and was graduated from the Harvard
Lawrence Scientific School with highest honors in
Horsford. OF the school IN the department ~
chemistry He came 10 New York I'm lsG2 ard be-
gan the study OF law with Judge William Fuller
ton In 1850 he married Miss Susan r Smith. Of
Baltimore He was highly successful az a lawyer.
making a speciality Of estate and corporation prac-
tice. being member OF the firm OF Moore. Wallace
& Dudley lie was counsel for the Brooklyn city
Railroad and for the Metropolitan Traction Com
pany.
When young man he Assistant District At
torney Of Kings County under Thomas H. Rolman.
In 1896 he the regular Democratic candidate
FOR Justice Of the Supreme Court also having been
indorsed by the Bryan Democrats He was de-
feated. Last year Mayor Van Wyck appointed
him u member of the new East River Bridge Com
mission.
Mr. Moore was president OF the Board Of Regents
OF the Long Island College Hospital. and TWO years
ago was president of the New England Society Of
Brooklyn lie was "A director Of The New York
Times" ana OF the Fidelity and Casualty Company.
Of New-York trustee Of the Polytechnic lnsti-
tute. the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton and OF the Brooklyn Society for the Proven
ton OF Cruelty to Children. being for many years
counsel Tor the latter. He member OF the
Century Association the University club. the Law 70
yers' club and the Bar Association OF Manhattan.
the Hamilton Brooklyn and Riding and Driving
Ciub of BROOKLYN He IL survived BY a widow Il
son. David Thomas Moore. and daughter Miss
Ethel Moore. The funeral arrangements are not
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NAY BE CALLED TO BROOKLYN.
THE REV. DR.. STUDEBAKER. OF BALTf-
MORE. TALKED OF FOR ST MATTHEW'S
ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Baltimore April (SpeciaD.-The Rev DR. Albert
II. Studebake of the ablest preachers ana
theologians in the English Lutheran Church. WILL
II IL reported here receive call TO the pastorate
Of St Matthews English Lutheran Church In
Brooklyn. from which the Rev. DR. William Main
has just resigned.
DR.. Studebaker Cor the last twelve years has
been the pastor of the First English Lutheran
church, the most prominent OF that denomination
In this city He has occupied a leading place
In the synods and councils OF his Church, and Is a
liberal contributor 10 its literature.
DIR. Studebaker will preach I'm St Matthew =
Church In Brooklyn next Sunday and at the same
time DR.. Main will occupy his pulpit in this city.
As formal call has yet been extended Dr..
Sudebaker declines to discuss the reported change.
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HOLLAND socIETY'S ANNUAL MEETING.

The fourteenth annual meeting OF me hollahu
Society will be held at Delmonicos on Ihursuay
at D. m The membership is s43. against M d
~ ago The expenditures last year were
S.. $40 81
rho Nominating Committee. which consists OF
u y. St John Roosa. Robert g. Roosevelt Au-
eustus Van Wyck Lucas l.. Van Allen and Ed
ward Ellsworth. has reported the following ticket e'
For president. Tunis c. Bergen iof wee PIss l
dentsf New-York Lucas J.. Van Allen; kIngs
Conntv peter Wyckon: Queens County. Henry a.
I2ognrt, Westchester County. William l. feer-
name: orange County. John d. Van Buren,
Dutchess County Edward Ellsworth Ulster Coun
~ Charles Rurhans: Greene county Philip v
Van Orden: Albany County. Albert Wander Neer
Rensselaer, County. Seymour Van Santvoord
Schenectady County. Thomas l.. Barhydt Mont
eonerv County John ID. Wendell Hudson county
* I Frank Isaac Wander Beek ir. Bergen 'oun-
~ n J.. James NJ. Van Valen; Passalc 'ouhty
< Robert l. Hopper Essex County. y j.
CARLYLE Edgar Sutphen: Monmouth County; ~ j.
William r. Truck: Philadelphia: Penn. Theodore
voorhees,: United States Army. Stewart Van NHet
i.nited States Navy Arthur Burtis; secretary
rbeodore NJ Banta: treasurer Arthur Van Brunt
trustees Theodore NJ Banta. Henry van Dyke
George NJ Van. Hoesen. Warner Van Norden and
John r. Van Wormer'
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RFOIESTS TO PUBLIC NSTI1t iioN"'

TERMS OF THE WILL OF MISS ANNA :. G bhAN"
CT, barbara cal April 1.-The will OF Anna
. = blake has been filed for probate Inc
greater part OF the estate which IF Va'ueu ~ NV
ne,,tion at $500 600. goes 10 nephews ana h'eoeH'
living principally in New-England' pu' ''o"'""'
NJ dollars are given to charities ana 10 '''Se
r,ds mr. ,nembers OF her household. Her home.
Miradero near this city she beaueaths uhner
certain conditions to Or. Philip X Brown OF san
Francisco in trust with the desire that II be con-
,,er,ed into home for convalescents and inyahd'
- tts rnaint.nance $4,000 Is set aside 10 the
cottage Hospital. at Santa Barbara. SUE" IS pc
oveotbed A ike amount Is bequeathcd 10 nne
Grt houTdic Hospital Philadelphia. ana siiId'
sum to the Massachusetts General Hospital boS
ton. ,,-.. 49,, NtoorG.id Storev
~ Brookline Mass. are named az executors, ~,
L.r lifeline Miss Blake founded and maintained
for several years the Free Manual Training school
~ santa barbara. 4 year ago she decided II 10 the
oi,, 70 become n part OF the public school system
she was the daughter OF one OF the members OF me
wru-known banking firm Of Blake Brothers' OF
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The life OF the Baroness de Hrsch II long rec
ord Of giving That instance OF her benevolence
which touches America most IL a gift OF OooOo
FOR charity In Nsw-York city. The trustees Of the
Baron de HIrsch fund handle a. She also gave
$1,000 for trade school now doing good work In
Sixty-fourth-st. near 1hrd-aye.. and tg50Vo for
home for workingwomen now being erected in
Sixty-hfth-st. near Thlrd-ave.
France has benefited by the generosity OF this
large hearted widow. well as America 1t Is
understood hat she has expended about $4,000
for charity In Paris alone In addition to buildng
"A hospital I'm the Riviera FOR consumptve children.
which has 100000. These are only the largest
items In a constant stream OF smaller benevoences.
the volume OF when can hardly be- calculated
The husband VI the Baroness set her fine ex-
ample. which she has not neglected He gave away
immense sums OF money to the poor including
s0,0o0Oc0 to the Jewish Colonzati Association OF
the United States He left an estate valued at
N5,0GND accumulated mostly in railroad enter
prses.
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VALENTINE SEAMAN BURIED.
FUNERAL OF THE OLDEST NATIVE NEW
YORKER AT ST THOMASS


YORKER AT ST THOMASS
The funeral of Valentine Seaman. who died on
Wednesday last al the age Of more than ninety
eight wears and who up to the time or MS hrA'h
uos undoubtedlv the Oldest living native New
yorler in this city took place Yesterday morning
at the home OF his son. Dr. Louis Livingston sea
man No IS West Thirty-hrst-st. The service was
that OF the Episcopal Church, and was oo"o"''T"
hv the Rev John Huske curate OF 81 Ih"ihhs
church before the service Chopins funeral inafcn
was nIaved and subsequently Mr.. Huske reclted Tue
HYMN Brief life is here our portion.
The coffin was entirely hidden benea,h .ne
vreaths and floral pieces that were sent by MI
seaman's many friends. while surrounding '"'
hiar were a number Of palms brought from PORTO
pico bv DR. Livingston, when he returned no'"e
with his regiment. the LIST Volunteer hhsi'iee'S
Aroorg those who were present were Mrs. isaac
Russel. Edward jenkins. jr. who representa-
bis father a schoolmate OF Mr. Seaman ana sun
living hut unable to attend the funeral, Judge
Mol ean John l.. Mott. Frederick Seaman OF
N,dison. Robert Murray Ferris. Of Poughkeepsiyy
tLe Misses Waring Henry IoeW enthal n ~ VI
Lins WYliam f Britain. Mrs. Robert ~ tHss
1TIistt seaman Adolphe DE Berry. Judge blSchvDu
Arthur + Bowers Mrs. George w i'iain"',i ~
ana Mrs Asa Packer Mr.. ana Mts' ., u ,snu
saines DR. and Mrs. Esterbrook, Dr irou'i nan
Or fl $ Oppenheimer. Avery bre" go, n
Schwab Thomas Harrington. seymour h "int
Miss pa rsons the Misses Watson, MIS- ~ u rnor
Mrs Iundy and Mr.. Seamans three sons camnn
Sasman Iindley +. Seaman and Dr. !. d. Sea,, Una
lawn Most Of the mourners followed 'he ""uS "
tpa
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DIED.

Attic A. Pasadena IA OH ''"'"'
William Beatte 81 Little Pals, y j.
rrsrsi services Mo"Ssy Ag Y a. a, 50 p nj
BtRDIcK suddenly On Msrh 81 lsas In the i1'h YES
n his age Arthur Howell bufd'N. ~ 10 u" "t"
lana AZ nj. late residence Monday Apr g.
n arrival Of D. t. snd ". tram leaving hS'
ia, ana christopher -. ferries 1T 80 d.
Irierment private
crrIEy Exeter y H. March 81 Professor bradbury
cley AGED 80 YEAR % sSa1s a No. Aprii a,
FnhTf"' az Train FOR Exeter leaves Boston ! 10 y m
l.tves Exeter 80 and Oo'
pMocK THURSDAY evening March &c. ss,"s
widow OF Andrew pimock ana uaus"'' "
Harper in the sah year Q, her age u. r,.,sence No
Ia East 7sth-s, sunday Afternoon Apr" . ~ o
:, so o.Sne.,ly requested that flowers be sent
FOX, ne resiasnsr y ra arr Conn March ~
Nrethusa / Fox. in her Sd year
u,pnrN.ERGH- Good Friday. Emily Irene Leeds
ws 81 from her late residence No u East 's'h st. on
'rnes,av April At II 30 In the morning
Infer1ncui ~ convenience ~ the fhHllN
,,ooorp Suddenly, at o,ty n Mexico March 81. iAla
HS Ss5,En Sif- ~ Frank 9 Hooper
IoHxsoN-A windsor IFo~l ne New York clts Nsrh
- 1880 Alexander Bryan johnson OF Ns"burypN'
M.sa formerly " New York CITY In the ols' year d"
his
iSe Mary Bourne johnson ~fe Of Alexander Bryan
MEMORIAL se sn,e $50 A. m Alec s, Paul:
church Newburyror'. Mass Monday apr" D. ." -
uAcoMsER-In New Bedford Mass. April l. John W.
v,s,oI Mondsy from his late residence a, p m
, . -.,,,,r,> A. Mount Vernon y. Y. March 81 lss"
- widow ~ Robert NJ Mas'~rton aho nsnsn -.
=, ,be late Wile and MARY j. seaman III ~ 80 o.
Funeral services will be held ~ h'' NV an woniay
Fulton ave. Mount Nf'"'"
April 3 at 2 o'clock , III
MNt-ITY- Suddenly In New YORK ~ Oh '''
March Il 1900 Martha Campbell MeNultY
MOORE ON April l. Thomas Moore. In the BIN year
rnn.rni s.rvces a. his late residence 70 81 VINO" 81
nr,ckiyn on Monday morning ~ haH l"-'
=, "a especially requested that no Ao"rrs 10 sent
pill suddenly the 5Is inst Anna fs. Vs." 81 ~
nnncan . Peli At her late residence orisn"" us ]"
the s2i year or her age
sTt,vFNS- Entered into rest on Easter Eve AZ 80
pSnt Uobukrn n 4 Martha Bsyari, WAC" OF INC
Ia Edwin stevens and daughter 81 me s'e hlo.I'
90 ~ -, Prlnceon y J. the dsth year ~ her age
t,insre services will be- held az the ,hnch 81 w ~"
fnnocents ~ Willow ave ana "th 81 f''"~'"'
on Tuesday. Apr =. nj II Z" m
s,r,tI,-on Friday morning March a. Coles Mccoun SIM
son of Charlotte McConn SIM
Funeral private
Orange County papers please cop}
vAII-A, Orange n J.. March 81. IN her IAN year
Margaret G VAN. widow % Walter Van sha
s.,,icss AZ the residence Of her son IN law FREEZER. !
ponteoou No 100 Highland ave. Monday, Apfl y on
arrival OF 10 a u. L. ard W uain |" hth'""'
phnsd.ohia and Chicago paper please copy
on Friday evening March 81. Sarah beatrs be
owed daughter ~ Edward O. ana Sa~h ""''' "s' -
ysary .riSes a, the residence her parents No 81
nsIsiur,t Monday evening April 3. al o'clock
Int rment private
The stephen Merritt Burial Co., 81 s s, "'
oas - Undertaken. emhalmsrs ana ivneisl 80
srmp, service day and night Tel. hie'h ST. f'' '''''
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u y cBdpTER ELECTION

The Washington Heights Chapter Daughters 81
the American Revolution. held it, annual meeting
on Charter Day yesterday at Earl" Chh WASH
lngton Heights. for the election OF o'hc'rs 'o' ''
.,ar The following officers were unanimously
oiectod. Regent Mrs Ferdinand Pinney Fare,
first ylce-rogent Mrs. Charlotte SaWe Norman
second vice-regent Mrs. j. de Trafford Blackstone
recording secretary. Mrs. Emily Louise Bost"ick
FAY: corresponding secretary. Miss j. Elizabeth
Hotchki-s: treasurer Mrs. Howard . H"DpihS'
rcois,ror Mrs George Eugene Poole, historian.
Mrs Elizabeth Jumcl Caryl; assistant historinn
Miss Flor, Eaton. and chapialn me htV' 3on'
Mrs Ella Krcamer Miss Emmolcttas GIeeoI; Mrs
11ddd6.,tn Hands Mrs Isaac Cary Mrs. T.. Frederick
Lambley, Mrs 3; = HOPKINS M Mrs. os r. neft
IIincoln and Mrs Henrietta NJ Bostwick
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spraKERS BEFORE THE PLAZA CLtB.

The dinner Of the Plaza Republican ''uo WIN .oo
,ho roteI Savoy on Saturday next. at $3.50
',oiock The speakers will be Frank 4 Black
c,ouncev NJ Depew the Rev Or. Robert :. Mac
Arthur. the Rev DIT Samuel schuman' "i'''"n'
strong and John Proctor Clarke Among 'ne
,tor ruests viii be Thomas g Plat benJanniin -;
odell tr Nathaniel a Elsh"rF' hop''' ~ '"
am r,ckets may he obtained by applying 10 ,ne
1870 - The sub-rom mittee on afranIem.hts
H. IT, Tebbetts No iU2 West flfty-elehIn-s ~. =,
,"ba"ks should be drawn to The order Of H'ihs -
Gaylord. treasurer
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SnNN OLE TIE REIOLrTION TO MEET.

A special meeting of the Sons OF the hrNo'"l'o"
oil he held at $50 D. m on Saturday next at Del
,,orico.s The meeting is called for tho purpose
~ receiving and acting upon the report OF the
Committee on Bylaws appointed at the last meet
ing of the society and especially to insure II pos,
sible the presentation at each stated meetnb -, -"
liner unon a Revolutionary topic or upon s",l'
lluitable historical or other subject or genera! ln
,erest 10 the members OF the society. IN ddu'"'"'
other important business VIII pe ''"'"
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NtvTU.lVF NIGHT TRAINS RI '.

r.,... ,.r, RIM last night on the Ninth-ave. ele-
,ad r,uv,v after s o'clock. and were well pat
,on,zed AT the hour named the Roadway was I'm,
,,ed 70 about seven minutes though II was sa'u
mat the new schedule had not yet been coInpe'eu
Al midnight there was chahse anu a a. ~ gtteen
g. Ave branch. trains were run every nv. ~
minutes II was stated that AFTER inns ual"9 "'
continue 10 run above, until iurthe' "''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02
NoTFJ ART EXHIBITION.

royel art exhibition Will be given at the
: ycaum Theatre on Friday afternoon, when Mr..
Ualsey Stirling Of London. will exhibit his repro
ductIons % the works Of old and modern paintsdsI
a., - Jac,vre entitled "A Morning at the Natonal
mroiorv London" Thee pictures are painted on
class in miniature. by Frank Dixon, ana are EN-
h'%god nv means Of trinOpticon. specially con-
arSo,od Tor The purpose The pictures nave beeh
,n,rtt,otcIv exhibited at many clubs
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m RrCOifE Az TRST LINE

Miss Julia l.. Oliver. daughter OF Francis ' >.
oliver and niece OF James oliver will be received
m q MN I'm the Order of 81. Ursula otherwise
Lrown AS Trsulines. in Medford Park. Fordhanl;
on Monday morning At mass TO be SAID AT ~
oicicck hy Father Burke. confessor TO the convent
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ABRAM A. BENsET4

Newburg y. Y. April l.-Abram A. Bensel one
OF the oldest newspaper men In Orange County.
died to-day as the result OF injuries received by
falling into a sewer trench. He was eighty one
years old lie had edited papers In Orange Sulli-
van and Ulster counties.
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n1.NcAN THOMPSON

York. Penn. April tSpeciaD-A Duncan Ihomp.
CON Alderman of the ninth Ward OF this city. fell
1ead I'm his office this afternoon. Hts death was
due 70 heart trouble lie had been clerk or the
corIrts OF York County FOR one term. Alderman
Duncan was well-knoWn democrat
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NIRa ANNA Pt.IL

Mrs Anna Peil widow ~ Duncan c. Pel di.d AZ
Orlando Fla Friday. at the age of eighV'"he
Her husband. after being Lieutenant Governor OF
Rhode Island had marble business IN ms Guy
IL onIv liNlng son Leslie Pel Clark VINO TOOK
bis moth.r's maiden name was with her "heh she
6isd ~ Archie Pell OF this city. II her grandson
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JOHN w. MACOMBER

New Bedford. Mass April John w Macom-
ber manager OF the New-Bedford 'ordage COM
many died this morning. I'm his siXty-eghth year
He was president OF the New Bedford safe De
po,t and Trust Company and director IN other
enterprises.
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SECRETARY Long RETURNS TO CAPITAL

vewport News Va. April tspeciaD .-secretary
Ionp with Mrs Long Miss Helen Long ana III.
Rixev. L. 8 n returned to Washington TINS mo'"-
ing ON the dispatch boat Dolphin
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In Thu. diagram tie continuous ~h me Trbane SELF
ehhnte harame,er The dotted line shows IN" 'e'seA
ie., re-. a. ,record.d at Psrry's Pharmacy
,,,,i a m-rhe weather yesterday
III, cloudy and cool. The temperature ranger oe
,.'.sa "a and II degrees. the average 'p'' pe'"s
- than that ~ Friday and - lower man 'n"' u ''
& lame to-day will be fair and slightly warmer
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ryc0rERyOR FLOWER ClTCHES TROi T.

Eas,port Long Island. April l-EX-GoVer"or
Roswell T.. Flower and party 81 triehdS were
,rout fishing on the grounds Of the long l T
Gountrv club to-day The ex-Governor was I"'N9
and secured several fine speckled beauties
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RrI,oious Noiifes.

-
-. s,,sr,,, ,uu-pf1I Mafssn ave and 3sth-s st. rev
ynn.pi,.K TERRY u d. Pastor services a, II IN
hop5 ~ snecial Easter music 81 morning ssiNle..
hnn - sng ,horn. ~ voices AZ NJ emiH'"
1910. The Pastor Will preach
CHRIST CRT-RsTI. 'isi - ana h's'.N.p, y.,,,.
- StTpMAN Rector Morning ~ffl'e IT ~ '''""s
a,,tsx io a
III. "a, ,,c,,atious By the children - ths
-, a potSTs HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. $50 Worth y.
WILLIAM y BARNARD supeiin,'h''h' ~" '"' -
~ a m Public cordially invited
.,.., ,,,,, syr,IcAi. Culture sunday. April .
-, :, ms m al CafnrHis Music haA f..n -
.-,G a, and TN ave Lecture h' lr fhLlN AnbsN
- 81, deliver an Easter address Al interested afr ~
80 s,,ndsv-srho.i 30 q. 81 100 West o'ih 81
THE Old fashioned. loyal AMI rsNerni ssr'ics
According - the Book = common Prayer
,, ~. Protestant Episcopal lfurrh.
AscENsiON MEMORIAL CIV RI
IA. N.-f aga St bet. broadway ana 9Th AVA
rev JOHN y STEEN. Rector
Services io.t5 a 49, y.
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OBITUARY.
THE BARONESS HIRsCH.

Paris. April baroness Hirsch. widow OF the
late Baron Hirsch. the Hebrew ph'lan,hropis'. Is
dead. The Baroness leaves several million pounds
sterling. chiefly bequeathed TO charities.
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ENGiGkU.
MlRRLED.

ne HAVEN .GIII.ESPIE-A Announcement - made 81 me
~ ss,ncr, of Mlss Julia Gillespie 10 Mr. william IS
DE Haven
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAfS fohN'"''
Washington April THE temperature coh"nusS ~
rho ssasonal average. but Is rising rapidly III TIE 80
,d Southwest. Fair weather has prevailed ear, =" Nv
Rocky Mountain and rain mas 'al'"" !" ~" ,.o,. 4.
,.,o., and North Pacific districts a
disturbance il apparently developing over the p"a"
eqtons which Is likely move over the middle OF SCUM
arm Rocky Mountain region during sunday auenuT' ."
r,,n a. far east the States Of the Missouri NM ~
- 49,, southvest Fair weather will prevail sunday IN
" 60. -, tho Missseippi valley and thence 70 the AZ
,,,,c Coast BY Monday the rain area viii propaoy eN
tend over the Mississippi and ohio yaeys Nys
a,,,c Co.'S, fresh northwerterly WINDS VIII uih,s
y 49, a,d become variable. The ohio River mas ta'-n
Slightly NJ Parkersburg has renamed -" n 1arser
,,ne =, cincinnati The Mississippi river has a. an,,,,
about stationary from Mefnphls !" ,,nnrr,s ~
,,.. ,sst ob0ye the danger line AZ MeHp"'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

GKAYDoN woOD-Thrrsdsy March 20 Ivy" Si we
70, - : H,man u - Elizabeth CLARK daughter ~
marie. r Wood ~ summit y J., "a MI S"""'
lor
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO DAY.

H., S.u-pnssnd and Eastern New YORK far summary
49,, hv Monday. warmer Monday. Diminishing norm
westerly winds. ,., ~,
FOR District ~ Columbia. Eastern anna. y"
-, delaware Maryland and Virginia. fslr SUNDAY .
'-,,,~ cloud,ness ard warmer Monday. fresh norm
u.ste-v winds becoming variahle, ,...,,. ye.,ern
~ virginia. western f~hiel $500. ,,orda,
r' - Fat, SUNDAY: cloudy and warmef Moh""S :
-, norrhvrsterIy winds. becoming Narisp'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

Notices of marriages and deaths must be III
dor.ed with full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

Mrs. Robert Dunlap, Mrs. William G. Wilson. Mrs.
Edward Pearson Sho. Mrs. George b. Fowler.
Mrs spar Fechteler and Mrs. Becker Banks.
The programme will have as an Introductory num-,
her a few selections from I'm a Persian Garden
given by Mrs George a. Smith. soprano; Miss
Alice Warren, contralto. assisted by Heinrich
Meyn, tenor. and Robert Hosea, bass. The other
singers will be Mrs. Irving NJ. Pierson, Mrs. +.
Berry Wall Miss Nellie Sabine Hyde, Miss Fran
ces Mosby. Miss Elizabeth Winter. Miss Florence
de We're Boese and Miss Alice Collier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

Besides the Easter weddings there will be several
entertainments that will the attention OF so
cletv one OF the largest will be the fancy-dress
party 10 pc given Wednesday evening by MT
and Mrs Abram S Hewitt their home No =
Lexington-aVe. The guests are expected 10 appear
I'm costumes representing music. In ADDITION mere
viii be groups OF nuns and monks. Queen OF
Sheba an Aida a Selika, Rhine Madens and coon
singers and dancers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

rPInr,NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-02

The marriage OF Miss Mabel Shaw daughter OF
NJ and Mrs Alexander d. Shaw, Of Staten ISL
and 10 George Lawrence Myers, son Of eX-Con-
,roller Theodore Myers of this city, will take place
., the home OF the brides parents. in Fort Place,
New Brighton. on Monday afternoon, April 10 1t
will be a small wedding.