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New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
KILLED BY FALL OVER BANISTERS
AZ INTOXICATED MAN. WHILE BEING
ELECTED BY JANITOR, LOSES HIS BAL
.NCE-THE LATTER ARRESTED.

Charles Graham, a derrick helper thirty-hve
wears old Of No. Lincoln Place, wae killed yes
,e-dav afternoon by falling over the banisters on
t,e second floor landing OF the house. No 1S' East
-sixteenth-st The police arrested
Edward Coffey the ianitor Of the building, they
say as a matter of form Graham lived with
r,othe- IN The Bronx. He is said to have left a
widow and two children living in Scotland
The story of the accident was told to the police
bv Miss Agnes Collins, daughter OF Mrs. Collins
who had apartments there According to the
uonan Graham was intoxicated when he came TO
+he house Yesterday afternoon She refused TO ad-
milf hin, to their apartment, where he formerly
boarded Graham. when admission was refused
Law down on the floor Of the hall and went TO sleep
later the woman heard him stumbling up the
stairs the roof.
An hour later when the janitor came upstairs
Miss Collins says that she told him of the man on
the roof and he up there and found Graham
asl.en on the roof. He ordered the man down
after waking him. The woman alleges that the
man was surly and refused to go. On the third
fioor he attempted to assault the tanftor The lat
Ter succeeded In Queting the man.. and getting
hin, 10 the second floor landing. AS he was about
80 ,aad him TO the head of that flight of stairs
end ,n so doing lost his balance and fell the
IaiIing In falling down the well TO the second
eoor The mans head struck on the edge Of the
s,ens and he received a compound fracture of the
,kTI The man died soon after the arrival OF
hospital physician.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
HENRY wARBURTON BIBBY.

Henry Warburton Biboy. siXty-eieht years 90
who died on Sunday at the home OF his SISTER. MI
rorr " Munro at Bartow-on-the-Souno' n l.
80 ,.,,,,on,a was born N this city. He was the
s,, ~ tbe late Dr. Edward \. Bbby. VINO ceased
,ract,s,g In 1870 and to live on the an Cor'
Iara+ estate which his Augustus inherlIe IroiI
-, ,,5 ,,,o- which IS located the old man
e,o- nov, occupied by the Colonial Danes ms
,oo,ber was Augusta White. who was grand
daughter OF Augustus Van cortlandt' o' lonh''S
NJ pf,bv was educated In private schoois IN
1,.ht,a plains and New-York City After leaving
sohooI he began his business life with me frehch
,,,porting house of Febriquet y Co re was dI'e'
- ,.ttb the English importing hrn OF S,ocuil'
W. S- e co representing them II Europe. ch me
1issollItion Of that firm he became d proNei d. W.
IS Exchange Place g ,ta r-r,on Lnicker-
Ly.+-orolitan and city clubs ana OF Ihe ot-
%icholas Society He was member OF ] th5 fPiSTq Tqs
~ tSb,Irrh aud a Democrat of the OLD sChuoI, ne
pa,cs pa = brother and sister. Augustus van OF !,
iandt formerly Blhby. VINO !nneIi'eo '" va
part and Mrs John W. Munro. ,,.,- D.,
rbs s,,neraI is 10 held In Christ ChurGh' Ttz IT,
49, Manor on Thursday, at l--oo O eioCh- lie
hnrial viii be in Woodlawn Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
PETER 8. HOE.

,ror+o,air \ J. Aug - (SpeciaD--Peter 5 Hoe
,be last surviving member of the original hrm OF
d HOO & Co manufacturers of printing presses
died at his home. No. 2os Fernwood-aVe IN Cpter
,,<r,clair late on Saturday night from heart IAN
49, h,,,ht m bv A n attack of pneumonia.
vr Hoe was bern in William-st- Ne~-horK
othtvora wears ago He lived in New-York the
creator mart of his life. with the exception OF
few years spent in Tarrytown- FOR the ldse ioti
,,aare he resided in Upper Montclair In 1880 he
r.tt,ed from the firm of r. Hoe 6 Co. He was
for number of years member of the Groher
Club and of the Academy of Design and other or
ganizations During his residence IN Montcialr ne
i5antjdad himself with the ST. James Episcopal
Church, where the funeral services will be held on
Ihursdav morning Mr. Hoe twice married
A widow and four sons survive him. He Will be
buried in sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
OBITUARY..
Holm c. BULLITT.

Philadelphia Aug. 25.-John c Bullitt pronn-
nent lawyer who for many years was cioseiy
identified with public affairs, died to-udy u
snop,exv at his summer home in Paoli. near mere
u. n,as eeven1v-eight years old. and had beep Ill
only II week.
Mr. Buitt was life long Democrat ana tra'heu
the present Philadelphia city charter "hlch IL
commonly known the "BuIhtt Dill re was "
native Of jefferson County. KY. and was erao-
.ad from, CAn,re College in that state, and began
cha ,,ractioe Of law in Louisville. He came 70 th1S
citv in Is4o For many years he was recoSh'%e1
aufhority on commercial Law ,,.h ,,,ar,-
MIR BliIlitt was connected as counsel WIN .ti MAJ
famous law cases. re had charge OF M tng te-
,1crt of The estate Of jay Cooke was counSel LOT
General ritz John Porter In the meIrorans 1 !" fr
~ EnPiish houdholicrs the noted oTlElhai
ing utigation counsel Tor the ] a'au.,tS t x
I55SIrrnad nondholders. He for many years d !
tCrnev for the banking house OF ipreAet o.. ai4 ~
was once director OF the Northern i"V'''e ran
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
MUSIC-THE DRAMA. &.
MR.. FINNEY IN FARCE.

The Garrick Theatre opened last night with the
first American performance of H NJ Pauils three
act farce The New Clown with Jameson Lee
Finney as Lord Cyril Garston. who is the new
clown and most of the show as we'll the title.
This farce scored from all accounts. a genuine
success in London Being of itself though a pretty
good farce neither witty nor so rapid IN acuoh
nor SO packed with droll situation as to warrant
more than very mild enthusiasm. perhaps only a
Thank you'' for an evening of clean amusement
one suspects that the English actor who played
Lord Cyril was q man of more than ordinary comic
ability filling his part to the measure OF sue
cess The question here is, VIII Mr.. F1nney DO the
same?
James Lee Finney has already shown that he has
genuine ability as comedian. His modus In The
Hunchback' at the Garrick last June was enough
TO prove his comic power And his performance
last night as the foppsh, nervous young lord Who
because he thinks he has killed man. runs away
and becomes a circus clown suffering much an
suish of mind and body young lord Well might
who mas to tripe and onions. ride puchihs
donkey named Ping Pong, and make love 10 the
bareback rider pleasant and admirable IL
was too finished and quiet performance neVsr
hoisterous or in bad taste but exceedingly droll
ard effective.
But was 1t roomy enough to make The New
Clown" long remembered. or greatly 10 increase h'
Ftnnev's reputation? Judged from last night
proba bIy not. However one could hardly help re-
harripp as one watched the comedians faciaI
changes and the many droll touches OF business he
worked in here and there-his seTehade % fils
porg the donkey; his silent preparation OF a saw
dust seat after his to ride that animal III
the ring-thaI elder Sotherns Duhdteaf'
grew out OF a far promising part than Lord
Cyril of The New Clown To MAKE OF Lora gym
. caricature of the man who IS afraid or every
thing ana caricatuFc that shall be geuiIne
Individuality does out OF the range Oh MI
Finney's possibility. II he keeps The Ne" clown
in his repertoire he may grow 10 I'll 1t OUT III time
into wide popularity 1t is equally probable. too
esnecialIy under present theatrical methods that
10 show yyIll be shelved after this season.
Next TO Nj Finney Jessie Busiey played with the
-, sLpl ,,,ction and coulIcaI effect II the inter
-. s,,.es nv julius T. Nitmark and Maud Ray
oopd which are neither beautiful nor bright. but
onIv a bore. were left out and Miss Busleys song
aIora left In the farce would be fifteen minutes
shorter and quite that much improved
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
MRS. MARIE ANTOINETTE HOPKINS.

St Louis Aug 25.-Mrs. Marie Antoinette HoP-
kins widow of Edward a. Hopkins. former United
States Minister to the Argentine Republic Is ueau'
having been instantly killed by a streetcar MrS
uopkins was born In Paris France. in 1889. she
WAS marchioness by birth, and baroness by her
marriage in 1866 to the Baron Renthel Five emil
dran survive her. all of whom. except constantine
l. Won Renthel. are residents of other countries.
A dau.hter Helen Won Renthel, is at present in
odessa Russia. Alexander. the eldest son. is stop
ping in Rio Janeiro Brazil SANITY is resi-
dent of Buenos Ayres. Argentine, while another
son Frederick. is resident of Austria; Cable
dispatches have been forwarded to all OF them, re-
iating the circumstances of the death of their
mother Mrs. Hopkins ardent Christian
worker and a devout member of St Georges )
Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
MAY ASK LOW TO RETIRE DADY.
THE ELECTIONS COMMISSIONER IS AS
SAILED BY REPUBLICANS AND
INnEPENDENTS

BY INDEPENDENTS.
The attack of Michael ]. Dady upon the IN
dependents has resulted in making them all the
more cal ger TO accomplish his political downfall
In statement given out yesterday. Andrew
Jacobs secretary OF the Republican Reorgani-
zation Committee of the Ist Assembly District.
said that il was not unlikely that delegation
OF citizens might call upon Mayor Low for the
purpose of securing the voluntary or inVolun-
tary retirement of Mr.. Dady from the position
of Elections Commissioner.
Mr. Dady is at liberty 10 disgrace himself,
said Mr. Jacobs but he shall no longer dls-
grace the Ist Assembly District by posing as IT'S
leader after having been compelled to resign as
executive member If 1t can be prevented Ihis
man, who imagines himself TO be the Napoleon
of politics shudders as he looks in the glass
and thinks of the coming Of September 10
Frank VI. Brooks. head Of the independent
movement in Kings County, believes that Daoy
is the real leader of the Republican machihe
and that his defeat is absolutely necessary
The Enrolled Republican Primary Commit
tee considers that the welfare of the Repuohcan
par.v requires the absolute prevention or Mr
Dady's having q voice in the anairs or the he-
publican organization, said MI BrooKs yes
terdav The rank and file of the party should
he made aware of the fact that. if our move
nent should fail, the result would he the abso-
lute domination Of Dady as the recog1llzed
leader of Kings County Lieutenant Governor
Woodruff would be turned down by the men
who are supporting him now, ana MI DauE
placed in supreme control
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
POLICE COMMISSIONER LOSES MONEY.
VISITING OFFICIAL FROM HARTFORD MISSES MOST
OF THE SHOW BUT RECEIVERS
HIS $50 BILL

Police Commissioner Newton. OF Hartford. Conn.
was IN the city last night. and with friend ana
two women visited a Broadway theatre he said
he drew three new crisp unfolded 80 goid certii-
Gates from pocke,pook and asked the ticket seller
for four orchestra seats. They were given 10 him.
with change for $50.
heated dispute arose over the change The TICK
seller wa. obdurste. and declared that only one
bf mad been handed him The commissioner
then left the women and walked with his friend
10 The West Thirtieth-st. station whence Sergeant
Cotton sent Detective Maher 10 stEaighten the az
fair out, E possible
n call was made on Manager Ayr-s. who talked
the ticket seller the latter insisted that he
had seen only one so bill. Then f. suggested
search the cage and this done Under a
rug OF the foor crumped and soiied. the bill
IT looked sf II had fallen through crack in the
desk behind the drawer. and then 10 the floor The
commissioner said he was sure tfat was the way
Il lost. and he said he very glad TO recover
II. The party into the theatre and wit
messed the last Of the performances
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
ACCrSED OF STEALING STOCK.
4 BooKKEEPER ARRESTED ON CHARGE
OF TAKING ONE HUNDRED SHARES
OF CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND
PAUL
ST. PAUL

Allen F Hedges. forty-one years old. a book
keeper living at No. II Prospect Place. Brook
lyr. was arrested at his home last night by Cen
tral Office Detectives Murray. Taylor and Logan
He was brought to Manhattan and locked up al
Police Headquarters. The charge against him Is
that Of grand larceny.
II is alleged that April 16 last Hedges, VINO
,,.as then i'm tha employ of Anes Swan & Co,
a firm of brokers at No. % Broad-st, ab-
stracted one hundred shares of the stock OF the
Chicago milwaukee, and St Paul Railroad Com
ANY ,sl1Ied at $4,000. He then disappeared,
II is said and was arrested last night.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

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New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
s1aR4v4 DEMOCRATIC PRTuARIEs.
GOVERNOR JELKs DEFEATS Ex-G GOVERNOR JOHN
sToN

Montgomery. Ala. Aug zo-retur1s receiVeu
<o-o ,ha State indicate the denomination Of Jelks
oye- Johnston for Governor by a large majority
Il. the primaries held to-day.
Birmingham. Ala. Aug 29-Dernocrano pri-
uaaries TO rarae nominees of the party for the
election in November were held throughout Ala
hama to-day In Alabama, I'm every strictly
Ta-ncra-sc STATE in the South. the selection made
AZ the primaries equivalent 10 an election state
oracers Will be chosen legislators elected, ana IN
many parts of the commonwealth county officers
also will De selected.
There is more than ordinary interest attached
70 this primary for the reason that the coming
legislature is select United states senator
The term of United States Senator E w Pettus
is About TO expire. He is q candidate for renonl-
ination and election. AS far as is puDicIy known
there no opposition to him
There are two candidates for the gubernatorfal
nortnation-W d. Jelks. at present Governor OF
Alabama and Captain Joseph F. Johnston. former
Governor
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
BROOKLYN ATTRACTS AN AUTHOR.

f-yRIrs TOWNSEND BRADY WILL. LIVE IN HAND
SOME HOUSE THERE.
Cvrus Townsend Brady the author. Is to become a
resident of Brooklyn. and In the fali VIII occupy
a handsome home which has been built for him In
Eas, seven,eenth-st between Avenues d and L,
in Flatbush
Mr. Brady is an Episcopalian clergyman. but
since 1899 has devoted his entire time 10 literature
~ .. graduate OF the United States Naval
Academy but left the service TO STUDY theoioSy.
He has held pastorates in missouri ana an hansds
and was rector Of 81. PaufS Church IN fhlladel-
phia when he retired
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
WILL FIGHT AGAINST NCiRREN.
CENTRAL LABOR UNION WANTS SPANISH WAR
VETERAN TO REPRESENT THEM N
THE SENATE

A movement is on foot to defeat Patrick h NC
Carren for reelection the Senate from the lid
District IN Kings County this fall. At a meeting
Of the Central Labor Union in Brooklyn on Sun
DAY a committee appointed to organize a
canpatgu for the defeat OF the Willoughby- st
leader. Il is composed Of Otto Nichol and George
McNeagh. :,
The idea is to secure the nomination OF an in
eepenGent Democrat and to fight McCarren on his
record as agent OF the trusts An enort Will De
made to get BARLEY J. Wright TO take the nomina-
Mr. Wright a former Democratic Assembly
man and captain of the Capron Command of Span
fsh War Veterans.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

Waycross Ga Aug 25.-The principal part of
Ruslin, little seven miles west OF way
cross was burned last night. The town was for
merly the home of the Ruskiu Commonwealth a
colony of Socialists from Tennessee. and 1t Is now
owned nv J. G. Steffes and other former mem
hers of the Ruskn Commonwealth. The large
building used q hotel and officers headduarters
of the Socialist colony. one store the postofflce
building and a residence were burned. There were
,uas no insurance on any of the buildings con-
tents
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

/ + Dodson and his wife. Miss Annie Irish. also
arrived on the same steamer Mr.. Dodson has been
nIaving Simonides in the Drury Lane production
of Ben Hur" e and Miss Irish open their
son in Baltimore in a play by Madeline Ryiey
called An American INVASION They come to the
Riiou on October 90 Besides this play. they Will
proba bly, produce before long new comedy OF Eng
fsh thigh life by John Oliver Hopbes and Ed
ward Rose Mr.. Dodson had several offers to stay
in London but both he and his wife say they nave
become too much attached to the United States to
remain In England lonS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
ILLNESS OF PRESIDENT BRIGHAM TOUNG

Salt Lake Utah. Aug. 25-Unofficial announce
rnent is made to-day the serious illness of Brig
ham Young president of the Quorum OF Twelve
Anostles of the Mormon Church. President Young.
who has been on trip through the Jackson Hole
and Teton Basin country in Idaho for his health.
has been operated upon Tor dropsy. ana is SAID 10
In criti condition.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
DoINGS OF DUSS.

1,,,.s this week has changed his programmes
It'll, h,t stiIl keeps judcious mixture of popu-
Ior and standard music 1t is reported that Duss
has houeht house the upper West Side; per
hans he will set it afre TO If the Fire Depart
,pert has been properly trained
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
MRS IAI7RA SUYDAM SATTERLEE.

Mrs Laura Suydam Satteree died yesterday
morning at Port Chester. n. She was the wife
of DR. F. lie Roy Satterlee, ana daughter OF lhe
,a,a Horny Snvdam The funeral will be held at
tho Calvary Eniscopal Church Fourth-ave and
Twenty-frst-st this city at 0:3O o'clock TOMORROW
morning Her home In this city was at NO D
F,ehteenth-St
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
THE REV. SAN SMALL COLL4PSES
HE is LED FROM THE PLATFORM WHILE
SPEAKING FOR CLEMENT IN VERMONT.

BrattIeboro. VT. Aug. 25--The most sensa-
tional incident in the State campaign thus far
occurred here tonight when rally in the IN
terest of Percival ". Clement, high license ana
local option candidate for Governor. was ended
abruptly by the collapse of the Rev sam Small,
the chief speaker. After Mr.. Small was intro
duced he made a few incoherent remarks ana
was led from the platform, collaps1ng as ne
reached the floor. At late hour physicians
could not explain Mr. Smalls condition he
spoke at Clement rally in Putney TINS dLtei
noon and arrived here at !:30 o'clock. going at
once 10 the auditorium to speak
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
xA1rrNnoRN,s CONCERTS.

Kaltenborn began another week at the Circle Au-
d;,oriu,n last night that promises To be OF more
than usual interest Tonight Tschaik"wskys sixth
sxnnhonv will be played On Wednesday, Ihurs-
a., and FRIDAY evenings he will give over the pro
orammes TO Wagner the composer from all others
whose work Mr. Kaltenborn personally admres.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
CHEAP OPERA IN ENGLAND.

London Aug. 2.-The experiment Of an autumn
season OF cheap opera I'm English was successfully
started al Covent Garden tonight with the pro-
duction of Carmen Zelie de Lussan appeared In
the title role and Anna Niksch, American:
made her debut Micaela. Both actresses created
good Impressions.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
MAID MARIAN" AT THE BEACH.

The Fostonians put on Maid Marian at Man
haitian Beach last night. and Will play 1t during
this the second and last week Oh 'her engage
-. .ha~a AZ last wear Mr.. Barnabee played the
chr,ff 10 the constantly expressed satisfaction OF
the audience and W. II McDonald, Olive Celeste
Moore and Grace Van Studdlfofd were coFuiaHy re-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
POsfofice Notice
nges may

,S,5 80 road DAILY bv al. interested changes may
'S'0 AZ a .oo,
z-,-ety, mails for the ending August 50 lJc-'
will close promptly all cases at the r earlier
L 9n, r,e Shown below Parcels post mails ter
f:srr,ory c-se at . Monday and Wedu7soaS
supplementary mails close az
stat7n half hour than closing time SHOWN
ct ,ba+ 11DnIerneutarv Europe ana CelsrS1
amertca via Colon. close hour later AT Foissn N
iOuA
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
Do not be imposed on
Always demand the genuine
Murray s. Lanman's Florida Water.
DIED.

Clark Rsipbridge Satterlee. Laura
fzuIaf,a Wirtar1 y StCneback. William.
Tos Peter Williams Martha J..
Petit. George w.
CT.RK-At .Tarrytown " Y. August "a 1902 Balm
hrtSes 8 Cark in his 10th year. Funeral his
ottHse Tarrytown-on- Hudson.
21th inst on arrival OF $50 m train from Grand
Central Depot; special car attached
.,1 1,rrr 4, hts residence, 24o West 72d-st IN
~ vear Of William P Gillette.
The Rev r Gillette Funeral service will be held
he ists residence Tuesday. August rs. at 10 a m
into rest his residence. Fernwocd-
oss Irnnsr Nontcisir y. j. the ODD inst. Peter
= Hoe Notice Of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
At TERRACE GARDEN.

The last week of a successful season of opera at
Terrace Garden was opened last night with ively
.,,uoarca Of ..Oiyette.' The Garden will remain
- Lo,,,e,.sr for some time with concerts the
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

William Faversham returned from England yea
tardav where he has spent his vacation at his
boyhood home. He Will not knew for some days
yhetber Sir Gilbert Parker will have the dramatiz-
alton OF The Right of Way" ready for his use
this fail If Sir Gilbert fails him. Charles Froh-
,,a n will come the with play pigeon
holed for Just such an emergency.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
NEW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY -
Mall subscribers DAILY and IRi-W ~
be charged one cent a copy extra postage III a'i'iA -
the rates
The Tribune will Cuba Porto RICO ss3,1
ana tho Philiupines expense 1or lofeiS
postage. - .rs r-,tv.r.aI
Postal Union Tribune Will ne mailed AZ tie I'i7
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

N.yer mind what happened on the Floating Roof
r-a.aap last night to-night's the time Three hun
ared of what the press agent calls the we'll known
"I.Io Girls" will then attend the performance.
,nnarently only the well known need apply, such
.. Inc,- Kitty Molly and Alice: those, in short,
eT,boee names are three hundred sweet sympho-
MES Somehow the quotation doesn't sound exact.
~ tho office bov has borrowed the Rossetti.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

Highest temperature yesterday. "a degrees lowest 81
degrees Yesterday 10 degrees;
sponding date year. - degrees average
spending twenty-five years. 40 degrees
Local forecast: Fair to-day local rains Wednesday;
light. variable winds
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

,,cba Sabine and Mile. Vera, The Irish Con-
.o,ors and Their Typewriter" will continue this
,,aek to make Pastors audiences laugh they did
twice Yesterday
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
ALI. WOOL. YARD WIDE, NO SHODDY.
REMARK ABLE GAINS

The circulation of The New-iOrk Tribune
shows a gain O over II per cent Daily and
more than 4 per cent Sunday for July. 1902.
n, compared with the month In 1901.
and II IL s;ilI growing.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26

..rba NIikado" Japanese Juggling and Japanese
saoorattons of little merit still furnish the at
.rsctton on the Madison Square Roof
New-York tribune., 1902-08-26
DIED.

PETITION August "a 1902 George w Pef. anxu.t as
- Essnisrooal s ehurch Hampstead. Long Islsnd on
arrival OF train leaving Fast 3ith-st New-i1lk a.
Io.so a m Iuterrnent Greenfield Cemetery, rei"p
stead.
sATTERLEEAt Port Chester T. Monaay s Ie Roy
Saferlee NJ D.. and daughter of the a1e a. SaIy
az Church corner OF and 4th-ave. on "e~
nesiay morning 1890 o'clock
gro SI-p CE suddenly at residence No. A4Mn
PtJIa 1-a,gs n r Mountain station D.. l. q W.
r. IL William Stoneback. Funeral service so" y ~
Tues,lsy Interulent a famly's convenience
u,rYYr.uS .+ oss,,1pv n Y August %. 1902 Mrs
J widow OF Henry v % Sc,,I
service from her residence. NO ss SCUM
Highland Ossning, at II CLOCK Oh "7"A@S
morning. August %
The woodIawn Cemetery.
Borough OF Bronx New York CITY
orfce East 23d Madison Square SOMA