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THE PASSING THRONG.

Ex-senator Edward Murphy. r., Of Troy. was
az The J4ofma, House yesterday. Mr.. Murphy
was at time integral part
THINKS of the Croker combine. which
DEMOCRATS wrested control of the Democratic
WILL State machne from eA-Sehd.
SWEEP THE David B. HILL Now that this
STATE. combine mas crumoleo' "
Murphy's voice is raised loud for
barn,onv He was chatting with John B. Stanch-
field Yesterday Mr.. Stanchfeld was the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor against b. Il; Odell;
fr Asked what he thought of the OUTLOOK tnls Ian
Success was never brighte-. There is not a jarrng
note In the refrain of Democratic feIoWsnip.
2enubIica ms have made mistakes. great mistaheS'
both in the and in the ma tloaI fn
ton The Democrats will sweep the State this fal
lieve is here prospecting to discover wnetner ne
will get another nomination TINS
SAYS TIME fall, asked II ne is the "rlcn
Is RIPE FOR Cincinnatus' ex-senator Fiji hau
A CHANGE in mind when he stated that sucn
a candidate would be nominateu
,,non tho Democratic ticket for Governor this IAN
Mr. stanchfieId is q farmer. or pretends 10 De- aS
n halls from the rural districts and rumor states
that he is possessed of great wealn co. Cono-
that he gave $50 600 the Democratic STATE Iii
mfttee when he was cand1date IoS chN Low
This has never been proved but those VINO ki Nv
Mr. Stanchfield best and are acqualhteu WIZ. -, -,
such contribution He was coy about ., @
nosstbIe candidacy this fall, but SAID: ne tio
is rtne for change of control of state ad1nhstI d.
ton The mistakes the Repupncarns nv 49, Re
are a unit. and when they are united In tneeS orc A
vincfble / believe shall win this fan.
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SIZES FOR MORANS PAfN IL " 10
ARTISTS WIDOW DECLARES
SERIES WERE TO BE SOLD
FOR HER SUPPORT.

Mrs Annette Moran, the wiaow VI s,,t on
Moran. the artist. was the pa1n'lh II, ,d iurv
MOI '-, os,a,aav before Justice Clarke ana Jul
una, c,,nrarne Court She is suing j. Lee NJ
al, executor of her husbands estate o =" Tbese
iii' eour naintings valued at $I'",. ~ 80
twen.s aec,ares were gifts to her from hel
pt,stans and were not properly part oil MS ,,'n-
a.-on,s assets consisted chiefly OF one n ,'
WI, - forty paintings. including th'ite'li , az
ui.r cuttings Mrs Moran was to nave u ie
80 IN the property. and If 1t diu hol yieaa
-. ,,cone for her support paihuhS7
Ia the artists was to inherit INC
- al the death of his mother me wiz pr
y,ded that If the set or thirteen 80 from,
w. 10, sold for $4,000 within two years iiolN
.n ,as,ator,s death. they were to De oieisu "a, ~
The N.w-York Library, on condi'ion .nat ,.a.o
"' - hung I'm Its new building and IL they were
pe ~ oo,,.d on this condition they were 10 pe
Ia ., whatever they would bring s,,, eeries
ti.ed America" beginning with me lai 1ha5na
en. .n Er;csnn and ending with Mania "a, 90 cie
L zen Moran her nephew testified Una, ms ui''
soluhes "a number of times In ms pr h,va
nay sTh go are for Annette that she may nav
iatbIng to keep her after am gone
IS still
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-25
MAKES REQUESTS TO YALE
VIII. GIVES ALI. OF E. W. SOUTH
WORTH'S RESIDUARY ESTATE AND
REVERSIONARY LEGACY TO
UNIVERSITY.

Yale University will receive the residuary es-
tate of Edward Wells Southworth. and also the
reversionary interest in bequest OF slo'VoV
made to a relative of the testator for life. &C
cording to the terms of his will, which was hled
for probate yesterday. The personal property
of Mr. Southworth is estimated at sZoo'oVV anu
the realty at $4,000.
Mr.. Southworth. after making NUMBER vi
snac,6c benuests including a life interest in a
trust fund Of $4,000 to Colonel George s. Hast
ings and his wife, which will descend to their
children. Wells s.. Emily Belle and Harriet
Southworth Gleason. who also receive legacies
of $4,000 each, leaves to George T. Munro
$4,000 and to William Parkin $4,000 He then
roIore, George 6 Hastings of the law firm OF
Hastings & Gleason, who filed the VIII. ana
Dwight Arven Jones. of Irvington-on-the-Hu u-
c.,
M Southworth died .uddenly on last sun
day at the Presbyterian Hospital
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"T,E PETIT FAUST"

Nerves parody of Faust lie Petit Faust. was
given AT the Victoria last night by the French
Opera Comique company. Mile. Saya was Mephisto
and q very charming Mephisto she was. Faust
was nlaved by NJ Queya, who has improved In his
work since the first few performances of the COM
pany and in La Grande Duchesse" and again last
night was fully at his and adequately comicaL
Valentin given by NJ Gabel. perhaps the pest
comedian in the company. In his death scene In
the second (and perhaps the beso act he gave an
example OF a rdculously impossible situation
played with good and restraint which 1t would
do no harm for some of our comic opera stars TO
Witness When turns from the leading actors
to the and orchestra there is less to be said
in nraise much less. Tomorrow afternoon and
evening THE Chimes of Normandy will be sung.
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FTJNEp4L OF FRANK r. STOCKTON.
HUNDREDS WHO HAD KNOWN HIM MADE
PROCESSION AROUND HIS BIER

philadelphia April A.-The funeral of Frank h
Stockton. the author, who died in Washington last
Sunday took place to-day at the home of his sister
8, this CITY Services held in St Philips
protestant Episcopal Church Hundreds who had
1,,owr and loved Mr. Stockton in life viewed the
body and for several hours a sorrowful procession
composed of men OF letters, learned Judges IMAM
cters and business men passed around the pier.
Among the honorary pailbearers were odii.u.'
-, - fuo-k Twain Bushrod G. Washington. OF
Charlestown W. Va; E. c. Stedman, the poet
Jaues NJ Dodge son OF :he Editor of st Men
olas " OF which Mr.. Stockton was once associate
editor; Charles Collins of New-fork' retreu pun
ueher: J. Herbert Morse. the author; A b. FROST
rho artist. Richard Watson Glider. Editor of The
century Magazine; Cyrus Elder. of Johnst town
penn an officer OF the Cambria Iron works; MAJOR
49,. n Carson of Washington; Professor Louis
Reyier of Rutgers College, and Judges William
\: .shman and James L. Mitchell. of this city:
The services conducted by the f1gnt ReN-
L. W Gravatt. Bishop Coadjut3r OF West virginia gina
Of st philips Church.
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LEFT ALL HIS PROPERTY TO FOUR GIRLS.

Will. OF POSTMASTER WHO PROVIDED FOR
CRIPPIES ADMITTED TO PROBATE
The will of Daniel Conklin. who for many years
was postmaster at Buchanan. n. Y, and who left
all HIS property four girls, two of them being
crippled has been admitted to probat- by Surro-
gate Skman Of Westminster County Though
Mr. Conklin left brother. twelve nephews seven
nieces and a number OF grandnephews and grand
nieces yet he bequeathed the district schoolhOuse
which he owned. his stock of groceries and all his
money to Ruth Hundley. six years old: Blanche
Sherwood Mackey. nine years old; Viola Tuttle.
wears old. share and share alike. The futile and
Risk girls cripples
Mr. Conkn's will says that IL any of the girls
die their shares OF his estate shall revert to their
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EISCHOFF-- COI1.AMORE-O Thursday. April 81 1902
az No I4p hist New-YOrk by
DR. George r Van DE Water. Mrs. Elizabeth Colamore
TO Henry BischOn
RI-RREII-POIHEMUS-Oa Thursday. April % at the
Hotel Savoy. New-York by the Rev Isaac Heyer Pol
by Rev. Henry Evertson Cobb CorneIia
daughter Of and Mrs. Isaac Heyer Polhemus. OF
N c.. TO David Hamlin Burrell IT.. OF Little
Fails, N Y.
-MEREDITH-On Tuesday April %. 1902,
Grace church. the Rev Dr. w. r. Huntington Mary
r daughter and Mrs. William T Meredith
Richard T. Dana
GaIIATIN-TROWBR IDGE-At the residence the
brides parents Thursday. April "a 1902
bv the Rev Henry Dyke. D. D.. Emily Darlington
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin D. Trowbridge. TO
Frederic Gaatin jr. of New-York-
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The will of Joseph Adrian Booth. a brother Oh
Jnn,us Brutus John Wilkes and Edwin Booth ana
NJ Asia Booth Clarke the wife of the Engilsh ira
- rraa sle1 for probate In the Surrogate's Of
fee Yesterday The petition states that MI Booth
real estate in this State amounts TO s25oo ana ms
personal property $4,000 He had conslderani n
p,roDerty tn New Jersey. He leaves TO MS niece,
Adrienne Clarke, of Brighton. England whom Enc ne
also anpoints his executor, twenty shares OF E,lg
RaiIwsv stock To Charity Dabney, "a falthIui
conred servant" he leaves $500. The residue OF ms
estate goes his widow. Cora Esteiie boo'i' VI
No 1853 West Nnety-third-st
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THE WEATHER REPORT,

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington April 24.The OF low is
trail 10 night In Colorado 1t has deepened somewhat
and covers almost entire plateau and Rocky Noun
regions of high in the lake
region ia moving slowly eastward. Some rain has fallen
NJ, the Sou,h Atlantic Coast. Western Missouri and In
he plateau region.
The Temperature fallen in the eastern portion Of
tho Middle Atlantic In England and risen
generally over the slope region and locally in the
Valley
r1ousv weather with is probable Friday in the
Missouri Valley middle and upper Mississippi Val
low and the middle Rocky Mountain region. The rain
lower Mississippi valleys 1t will be colder Friday
in the middle Rocky Mountain region and locally over
he slope. -, --t-- - ..-
temperature rise III 'o i"ne ies'oi anu uPf''
o TI. Winds along Coast will be light and
th,s, ON the Gulf Coast southeast winds will
v'i' Friday winds in the lake
reeon will light and variable becoming fresh south
<or E,-onaan n,rts Friday
So nnr,shIe winds and weather the Grand
Banks.
uopEc.sT FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
rr England to-day and Saturday; rising tenn
,srature over north portion to-day
ras,sr,, New-York fair to-day; rising temperature
. ,n,s-,or. Saturday increasing cloudiness
" Faste Pennsylvania Jersey. eia"eIe, us
rtct of Columbia and Maryland ialr toiaS' SATURDAY
Ilcl cloudness, with rising temperature:
- Western New-York, fair to-day; saturday increas
ing cloudness ana "arHei-
,. following official record the Weather Bureau
,ovs the changes in the temperature TOT the last
stvfour hours in comparison with the corresponding
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uEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS.

The engagement of Miss Ethel Townsend Edison.
daughter of ex-Mayor Franklin Edison. of No. AZ
West Seventy-fir st-st., and Arthur H. Van Brunt,
son of Justice Charles II. Van Brunt, is announced
The wedding will take place early in June.
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Highest temperature yesterday % degrees lowest A.
v.-are So average corresponding date last year.
40 average for corresponding date last twenty five
Forecast for to-day: Fair Friday stationary temper
sture increasing coudiness at nsh 'ariaois
WindA
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DIED.

coRNEL1-At ruckahoe N. Y. April %, 1902 Lgcy A.,
widow Of GeoFse held az ise residence Of her daughter
Mrs Robert Kelley 40 Tgeka59e 1ternent on at Ne
sussihs \. '> R on rs saturday, morning
cRooKAs residence No 90 South, M Mount vss
OF the New-York East Conference Of the Methodiss
Chester HIM Methodist Episcopal Church; Mount Vernon
Grand Nd Central en- Ed Depot ADi 4 r. at aoa
e4y her % :. her No Year East stsa7s Sophia on
Palmyra Y and wife Of the late JohP Fl daS nr Of
stoekbridge Mass. saturday afternoon.
& at rd chi oP u1 AP1l D4 ~ 1901
Julia Hanchett. Funeral the residence Of Mrs
A9rs@ o. at il a. m 1nie ent WoolSwn
HARRIsoN-On April "a. George E. Harrison Notice OF
funeral hereafter
denee No s3s West 22d ST. D. + HeTsey. aged 50
Shurch 5iha9e and istst on Friday April
/ m
MORRISON Of william Hale zsI M05-
Services at his residence No 80 East Isthst on sat
e e5@ay' April % at 10 a. NJ i's'nsn' at '"''"''
NoRRIs-At his home. near Danbury. Conn. April r.
at go O'Clock D. m. Kindly omit flowers.
osTRANDERa suddenly. at the home Of her daush5sr
m W p rac sS M Ga
service at No, - brOC $500 triI ceyna
s sey az e az of famy "
RITTER-At her late residence. 16th-st- and White
Plains wiliamsbridge. Margaret Ritter Notice
funeral hereafter.
RYAN-On Tuesday. April o. 1902. at New-Yorls City
William VI. Ryan Funeral services will be held at ST.
Patricks Cathedral. 5h-ave. 50th-st.. Friday
morning. April .. 10 O'Clock. where a solemn
requiem will be celebrated Friends respect
fully invited TO attend
SMITH-At Elizabeth. April d. 1902. Charlotte
C.. widow Thomas A. smith, in the SD year OF her
Funeral services her late residence, No 30
O'Clock Interment at convenience Of family
WALSER-On Wednesday, April %. at New Brighton.
Staten Island. Theodore Walser. VI aged years
Funeral services at his late resi- ience. No ST. Marks
Place. on Friday. 18th inst. at 4 p m Interrens
private.
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Dorothy Morton. engaged by inc sire oIo'iieis -
- s,oo i, week at the New-York Theatre, was a
"a 80, l., the City Court yesterday. suing for $500
"a. aI,eyed breach of contract Miss Morton al
legged that they wanted her to sing on sundays,
M, and was discharged She said that
or ,,aa %, a salary Of $500 a week, and MIR. Sire
,,as lyon are crazy" She accepted $500 a week
,,.,a that she had had engagements with the
Sne sdto two wears and that she had sung for
tre Ih an You had no scruples about singing on Sun
days asf had besides that was when 1 in
Va .as,n M ,ou are not In vaudeville aow?''
M have left the vaudeville stage. 1 am
pr ,ia csnse of action has been made out said the
-, II must dismiss the case
George Grossrnth Will appear at the recital to
na Nara
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The wedding of Albert j. Morgan son OF the late
Enoch Morgan. Miss Jessie Flint. daughter OF
Frederick w. Flint. took place at o'clock last
evening in St Johns Protestant Episcopal Church,
in Larchmont. II was attended by a large number
of people this city, who went in special train
The ceremony performed by the Rev. Richard
Golden. rector of st. Johns Church
Hunter Wycks, of New-Ycrk. the best man
ard Miss Geraldine Lamson maid of honor. The
bridesmaids Miss Catherine Morgan, sister of
the bridegroom; Miss Helen Nesbitt, Miss Blanche
Schafer and Miss May n. Schafer. Frank Moore
Leonard J. Lomosney. T. J. S. Flint and George
Farlee were ushers
Members of the Larchmont Yacht Club forming
"Flub Dub band. of which Mr.. Morgan is a
member, serenaded Mr.. Morgan and his bride. and
red and green fire burned along the route
from the church to the brides home. where sup
per served
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan will spend their honeymoon
abroad.
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IN NETWORK CITY.
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Is the best too good for food and
drink. Insist having Burnett's Don't De cheated.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Grace Cameron. who resigned the u ma
uo 49,, ,o,ed with the Shuberts to sing Princess
C. 500 in "a Chinese Honeymoon; which VIII be
n uo at the Casino on May Y She succeeuS
paiie stone originally cast for the part
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DIED..
pavna ZONES Estelle. Harrison. George z.
pa1.Jict Jriia NJ S. HerBey. j. D. T
De,nIant .ddie w Morrison, William N
Eas,arniar Nine Hermance Norris Benjamin De F.
Sramnenois Ostrander. Maria.
Snrna1 Incv A. Ritter Margaret.
SuanS 'Rev Robert William NJ.
Sart. Smith, Charlotte c.
Annetta $ "a'ser' iheouofe.
Hanchett. David
AWE JoNFS-At her residence. the city OF New
~ on Thursday oath day Of April. 1902. Es-
,aya Funeral services and nterment prt
Virginia papers please copy
prNEDrc-r-su suddenly Bethel. Conn. Wednesday.
Aprn "a 1902 Julia NJ: Starr. wife OF the late orrin
fSanedct services from the residence her
damehsr Mrs Theodore s Ferry: Bethel. Conn.,. Satur
dav April 90. 1902. at 1880 O'Clock
,owI EgND-SuddenIy Tompkinsville, Staten Island
.Idie Weeks Bowlend. wife OF Edward 8 Bowleni
tnsr., services late residence. The Baltimore.
romnhnsviie Friday. 25th inst at IL o'clock Boston
papers please copy.
at her residence l42 West 96th-st.. New-York.
Funeral at St Vincent de Paus Church. sd ST. near
eth-ave on Friday. April Is. at II m lnterment
nrivate London and Paris papers please copy.
cHAMPENoIs-At Newark. N j.. on Tuesday. April D.
residence No. 40 Lincoln Park Saturday. at p
Is.istdves ARD friends attend. New-Lou-
doa {Conn.) papers please COPY.
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The ceremony of the Society of Friends used
yesterday at the marriage of Mrs. Sarah e Gar
diner and DR. Edward Hicks MagiIl ex-president
of Swarthmore College. which took place at the
home of the bride. No. l2S West Forty-third-st.
Both bride and bridegroom members of the
Society of Friends. Dr. Magill took the brides
hand and pronounced the words of the Quaker
marriage ceremony. which repeated by the
bride The marriage license was then read and
signed The society sent four members to witness
the marriage-Mr. and Mrs. Wilson NJ Powell and
Mr. and Mrs William NJ. Jackson.
The counle sail tomorrow on the Hohenzollern
for Continental tour, including several months in
Italy and switzerland. Later they plan
at f.ucerne Mrs. Andrew ID. White, wife of the
German Ambassador and daughter of DR.. Magil.
with whom they will proceed to Berlin returning
to this country in the autumn. They will live at
Swarthmore where DR.. Magill is professor OF
French in the college.
one hundred guests were present at the cere
,nonv among whom were Franklin T Carpenter
isaac Ciothier Mr.. and Mrs. George II. sutton.
Mics Elizabeth Sutton. Henry w. Wilbur, Miss
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