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THE REV. Or. RICHARD vANHoRNE.

The Rev DR.. Richard Vanhorne. one Of the most
widely known ministers OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church I'm New-Jersey. died at the United States
Hotel Ocean Grove. from heart disease on Septem-
Der Il
Dr. Vanhorne was born in Bergen County in No
veInber. 1873 His ancestors were Of the Holland
Dutch stock He received into the New-Jersey
Conference in 1872 In 1871 the conference was
divided and he became one Of the original members
Of the Newark Conference being at the time Of MS
death the oldest member Of that body. For haIf a
century ne was conspicuous figure in church
circles in the northern half OF the State. Among
the churches he served a pastor were the tirst
Church. Orange. Union Street Clinton street.
Eighth Avenue and Rosevtlle. Newark. ana 81
PauFs and Emory. Jersey City. In lsl2 re was ap-
pointed presiding elder OF the Jersey city district
ard on the expiration Of the term of four Years ne
was transferred 10 the Newark district, which ne
served for the full term.
Every pastorate in his long ministry was produc-
tive OF greatly increased membership and marked
prosperity. Last spring he was pTostrated py. a
severe attack OF bronchial pneumonia. from winch
he never fully recovered In 1875 he married Mar
Caret LIVINGSTONE AFFORD. of Warren county, y J..
who. with a son-Daniel a Nanhorne. or orange
and a daughter-,drs. Eugene Guindon. OF Alien
h11rer q
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TRANsPACHIc Walls.

wall. Japan China and Phulppins Islands. san
Francisco. close here Gsily $50 p. m to Sep
TENDER VA. Inclusive for dispatch Ier Aonskons
China and japan. via Tacoma close here daily $50
p september IA. inclusive. Tor dispatch per
.. Shawrlut.
here daily az $50 ?. m Up 70 SEPTEMBER va. N
elusive. dispatch =. = Martposa
Hawaii. san Francisco. close here daily az 80 p
Up TO September t21. Inclusive. Ton Dispatch per
Hawaii Japan China and specially addressed mai FOR
the Phuirpi-e Isla1ds via Francisco. close hers
daily $50 3. to september ia inci1a4se Aor
PhiIi@rfne Islands close here daily a.
m. up 70. Inclusive. Tor osoatcn
per United Transport
here daily 630 TO september % inelas.yc
for 3 q Empress OF INDIA t1iercnaldle-
for United states Postal Agency shanghai cannot Be
Nss,v1Zsaisas Assirsia except we-t) New-Ca-donis
FIJI. samoa Hawaii via san Francisco. close hero
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pa-ch per = ;. Ventura OF the Cunard steamer
rylnE The British mail for NeS-Lealand does not ar
rive In time TO with this dispatch, extra nails
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DAYS a $50 a. A. m. and $50 .. m-wtu %
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Ausfrais except wesr TIL Islands New-CsedonsA
VIA Vancouver AMI Victoria. r. c. close here daily
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CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PosrrnastsrI
PostoricA New-Xork y. z septenbsr IL 1so1
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

Washington. Sept l3-The Southern Storm Judging
from reports tonight is apparently central IN
the Northeast Gulf evidently limited in OF
marked intensity appears be approaching the
Of Belated received indicate
the storm cid considerable damage the southern
OF the Florida peninsula
Rain and temperature continued in the upper
region Northwest. and there a,so
IN southwestern Montana and Western South Dakota
there showers in the Missouri and upper Mis-
valleys and the South Atlantic and East
states Elsewhere the weather was generally fair.
Temperatures 10 to 50 degrees below the
from Kansas. Nebraska and the Dakotas
ward except the coast.
Frosts and freezing temperatures quite general
sunday morning in North Dakota. Montana and the
eastern part Of the north plateau
It will be cooler Monday in the lake region. the cen
valleys and East Gu states Il will be cooler Tues
day New-England. the Middle Atlantic
ern lower lake region In the Northwest and
west temperatures Will rise slowly after Monday
inE.
on the Nev-Engand Coast winds VIII be fresh south
becoming northeast Tuesday. and increasing south
the Middle Atlantic variable becoming
Tuesday increasing In nthe south At
lantc Coast east high over south portion increasing
north. the East Gulf nOrthery gales
probable; the West Cuff coast. winds VIII be south
70 west. probably high portion; the
upper lakes fresh TO brisk and mostly north and OF the
lakes fresh and variable and mostly east 20 Forth
steamers departing Monday for European ports viii
have fresh south winds becoming north Tues
DAY. with generally fair weather TO the Grand Banks
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NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

Newport. r, l.. Sept. q (spsciaD.-A number Of
iuncheons and dinners were given to-day. among
those who entertained being Mrs Richard Cambria
who gave luncheon for twenty-five at her cot
tage IN Beuevue-ave. Pink and white sweetpeas
end trailing vines were used for decoration
Mrs J. De Forest Danielson gave a luncheon at
the Swift cottage for fourteen guests Mrs. Dew
ereux ClaFp also gave luncheon
Mrs J. ]. Wysong gave dinner tonight Mt
GTeystone covers being laid for twenty. Dinners
were also given by Mrs. ogden Mills at Ocean
View, and by Egerton l.. Winthrop
Mrs. ogden Goelets dinner at Ochre Court to-
night attended by forty guests including her
house party Music followed the dinner.
POLO match has been arranged for tomorrow
at the Westchester ToiO Club grounds. at Bate
mans Point. The PLAYERS viii be selected from
the teams Of the Westchestsr Club. and will be
augmented nv the addition Of the Duke Of Rox-
burghe and Lord Lindsay. both Of whom are expert
polo players.
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MRS. MARIE eUloN coUDERT.

Ms Marie Guon Coudert. widow OF Charles
Coudert a member OF the law firm of Coudert
Brothers OF New-York. died suddenly Of apoplexy
Yesterday at her home at Tuxedo Park Mrs
Coudert who opened her Tuxedo cottage only a
week ago complained OF feeling unwel on S2tur-
day but seemed better yesterday and was consider
ing returning TO her town house next week. but she
was stricken suddenly at noon and died without
gaining consciousness. Two daughters-Mrs NJ r
Garrison and Mrs. CONFERENCE.-The 1--we In Tuxedo
PARK were present having been summoned b. teIe-
phone 10 the deathbed. The other surviving chll-
frc1 Miss CouceTt. who Is NlsltiIG
frierds at MIbrook: Mrs Frederick Brennig, who
l. az the seashore the Marquise de Choiseul and
No y cleanser. who live ia Paris. and her only
- CAPTAIN Charles Dupont, late or the United
states Army who h travelling abroad with his
80 Ms coudert Was in her sixty second year.
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OBITUARY.
COLIN MAcRAE INGERsoLL

New-Haven, Conn, Sept. 15.-Colin Macrae Inger-
soil, the Oldest member of well known Con-
necticut family died this afternoon Of pneumonia.
He was attacked two weeks ago. and was thought
20 be recovering. but suffered fatal relapse to-
day He was a son of Ralph Isaacs Ingersoll, Min
lister TO Russia in 17 and 1s4s and was secretary to
the Legation at St Petersburg during his fathers
term. He had been Adjutant General of Connecti-
cut. prominent in the legislature State militia
and Congressman. His age eghty-four. Mr.
Ingersol was born March H. 1919, and was a
graduate OF Trinity College and the Yale Law
School
Mr.. IngeTsoll is survived by three children-Miss
Mary L. IngersOl, who lives at the Insersol home
stead, Colin NJ 1ngersOl. chief engineer of the
Ncw-York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad. and
George z. InEerSoll. "A lawyer. of NeW-York City.
completed.
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ALL LENox OUT DRIVING.

Lenox Mass. Sept 13 (speciaD.-Driving has
been the chief diversion OF warm Sunday In
the Berkshire Hills. The roads are in almost per-
feet condition 1t seemed as though all Lenox
was on the main thoroughfares this afternoon as
victorias and rurabOUts passed and rePassed
through the centre OF the town.
Several large dinners have been given this
evening Mrs Giraud Foster entertained at lunch
con at Belefentains to-day.
David Wolfe Bishop OF New-York. Will Be IN
the Lee District Court on Tuesday charged with
violating the speed regulations Cor automobiles
I'm LenOx township.
o. .. Seavey, manager OF Hotel Aspinwsll has
arranged a memorial service for President Nc
Kinley in the music room OF the hotel next Sun
day
Mrs. Hartman Kuhn. Of Boston arrived satur-
day at her cottage Church HILL Mr.. and Mrs
Mortimer NJ Singer. OF New-YOTk, are at the
Livingston cottage
Mr. and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt. OF Newport
will arrive on Wednesday evening for the LenOx
Horse Show. Mrs. Frederic Nelson. who Is In
Newport. will accompany them TO Lenox- The
Vanderbts will be entertained at the Root cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Z. r. Mathews. OF New-York. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sloane at Wyndhurst
Nj and Mrs. Richard S. Dana. Of New-Yorl< are
entertained by Mrs r. S. Dana. at Brentwood Ter
race.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Parsons OF Rye. are guests
Of John Z. Parsons. at StoneOver.
Mrs. Richard Irwin. OF New-York. IS the guest OF
Mrs j. Frederick Schenck.
Mrs. David Lydg is entertaining Mrs James
Richardson. of New-York. ThistIedown-
Mrs Archibald Hopkins. Of New-York. 10 the
guest Of Mrs. Thatcher ". Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Morgan have returned 10
Lenox Mr. Morgan from Dark Harbor. Me-. and
Mrs. Morgan from Nahant.
Miss Clementine Furniss arrived at Edgccomb
Cottage Saturday from Europe.
Miss Kate Cary. Of New-York. will take part IN
the hurdle jumping at the horse show Friday.
She has entered her brown mare Susan in the
hurdle class. Her competitors will be entries from
the Westinghouse. Clpston Farm. jacques and
DiXey stables.
The annual tournament for the Lenox Cup win
open tomorrow morning the Lenox links. with
about forty contestants. John Moller jr, OF Lake
wood: Grenville Kane. OF Tuxedo; Herbert Rker, OF
Oakland; Ambassador George L. V. Meyer. OF
Italy; w. Shallcross. of Apawamis and Robert f.
Phifer, OF Baltusrol are among those entered
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a WEDDING

In the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. at
Croton-on-I Hudson. on Saturday afternoon, Miss
Lucy UnderhiIl married to Bailey Jordan Cor
nell by the Rev Alexander MacCoIl assisted by
the Rev J. Barry Cross The maid Of honor was
Miss Alice Lawrence Underhill. Of Croton -on-Hud-
son. and the bridesmaids Miss Sarah Collins
Of New-York City and Miss Mary W. Underhill. of
Mount Kisco. y. Y, The best man was ].
Garfield Norton Of Croton-on- Hudson, and the
ushers were DR.. Herbert J. Cornell. of New-York
City; Harry L. Underhill. Of Croton-on- Hudson;
Edmund Jordan, of Peekskill. n. Y, and Charles
II. MacCulloch, Of Schenectady. \. Y.
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cAMPBELL-In P5oyids g l. on sunday morning
snp1en ana b "a OF 7 u3arsI s-in. an hs
late residence No 22I AEsellst on Wednssday the
vfted to attend. Burial private.
cARsE-At Riverdae- HUDSON. September - 1903.
Geneva. Wis.
cHAsE-At Pasadena Cal se2tsm6er II M i
Lawrence OF this city.
GLEAsoN-At Yonkers on Saturday. September IL 1903
Sarah A. Gleason aged 81 years Funeral services at
Monday evening. at s o'e.Ock-
HoFFMAN-on Saturday September r. 1908. at st.
srsy Hoffman. Funeral services will be held at Trinity
$50 O'Clock.
INGERsoLI-In NeUHaven. Conn: at HIS residences IS
% Rb ,5f n and arsast vanEevei io In 1I os
IN the S5h year Of his age Notice Of funeral here
Cote Philips the satin year Of his age Funeral ser
ct. on Monday afternoon at O'Clock
sARONY-On September IL 1oos. Otto sarouy. aged 81
s b unsTal on The sss5y s Ia o6eS at
pany. Nos. 241 and 243 West 23d-st.
- IN s,. sgR,sss gs Il 1905 N MsTcis
Sheriff. Funeral service Peters Church. 2Dth-
September IS 1908. at 10 O'Clock Interment at POush
a lingering illness John A. Smith. in the s7th year OF
his age Relatives friends and members O Manhat,
funeral from his late residence No 16s West 55th
Tuesday evening. September u. at : O'Clock
Interment private. at NewburE. y Y. II Is kindly re
quested that flowers be sent.
sMTTH-On Saturday evening his home No. 1ss West
Of the throat. John a. smith. one Of
produce commission merchants Of this city.
He born Ohio and IN the 9Th year % his
srRoNG-At Ysw-Brunsvck. y. J. on Sep .smssr u.
1908 William :. Strong. aged % years Funeral ser
vices First Methodist Episcopal Church. Wednes-
day. September 16. at 2:3o O'Clock.
TICKsLAYEntered into rest on Sunday rnornin- Sep
TENDER 1903. Warwick. -. +. frances Firth.
daughter OF II and late William Norton
services will held II Christ
church. Warwick. y. Y. Tuesday. Septembsr Is.
AZ $50 o. N. Trains leave via Ere r r So and
f0-I5 m and l2.55 N. Intermsnt ROsIyn.
Long Island. convenience OF family.
wII.SON-On Saturday. September 70 Frances A wifs
N p wilson and eldest daughter Of Eleanor
and Charles White Funeral services from her
residence No AZ East S0th-st.. 10 o'clock O
TUESDAY morning September -. Internent private
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Highest temperature yesterday. 50 degrees; lowest Ga
for corresponding date last year Ga
average for CORRESPONDING last ten;hy. years Sd
Local forecast. Fair to-laya and cooler Tuesday.
wins northeast. and increasing by Tuesday.
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Special Notices.
MEMORIAL WINDOWS
HeinfEke
a Bowen
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Postomce Notice.

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FORECAST FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

For New-England fair Monday. cooler. except the
south coast and In Eastern Maine. Tuesday north
portion: south 70 west winds becom
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For the District Of Columbia. MARYLAND. Delaware
Eastern Pennsylvania NeV-Jersey and Eastern New
Monday; Tuesday rain and cooler winds he
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Fer Western Nev-NoTk. showers and cooler Acnoay;
Tuesday rain cooler. fresh TO brisk ~est TO north
winds
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SPECIAL FORECAST.

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TITUs-sToNE-on Wednesday. September Q. at the
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Murray e. Lanmnn's Florida Water.
Beyond question
the best toilet water IN the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-14

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-14

IN. following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes in temperature twenty
four hours comparison with the corresponding date OF