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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
INGALLS, ASSERTED AUTHORSHIP.
Letter in Which He Declared Sonnet SOP
portuuity" Was His.

Atehison Kan. May 2s-That the late John
James ingalls, asserted his authorship Of the sonnet
entitled Opportunity Is indicated in letter which
he wrote in 1893 TO George Horace LoriIner Editor
OF THE Saturday Evening Post" Mrs. ingalls,
received to-day from Mr.. Lorimer copy Of this
letter. which was before unknown to her The
letter follows:
Atchison. Kan. August .. 1899
Dear Sir; Some years ago wrote a sonnet. OPP
PorInIIty- II appeared in facsimile in New
YORK Truth in 1SSl. and has been floating through
the press ever since. and always with errors not
mine. saw IL at the head of a chapter in a novel
long since with a most important word ''Once. -
omitted and on one Of Days play bills last win
Ter. and IN collection Pearls from Many Lands
ana Seas. IN a railroad train in Dakota recently.
l lncloSe a copy cut from Western paper yester-
day, revised VIII YOU be kind enough as a favor
70 ne TO reprint IL in The Post some time when
you nave convenient corner, from this corrected
proof: would ike to start it on right once more.
hours JOHN j. INGALLS,.
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ASKED TO LOOK OUT FOR HEROES
State Commission in Lunacy Sends Letter
to Hospital Superintendents.

Albany May 2S--Secretary T. Z. McGarr OF the
state Commission in Lunacy to-day sent a letter
to the various State hospital superintendents in
part as follows;
The State Commission IN Lunacy has for some
time past considered the desirabilty OF recOS-
MIXING IN some substantial manner signal acts OF
heToism performed by hospital attendants and
nurses in the discharge OF their Self-sacrdcfng.
difficult and frequently dangerous duties. bUt has
been restrained by lack OF statutory authority
from carrying into effect different plans which
have been suggested
tt seems 70 the commission appropriate, the let
ter goes on to say. that inasmuch the sO-called
Carnegie Hero Fund" has been established for
the express purpose OF recognizing marked in
stances OF self CrfCe and devotion duty. each
superint eudeuL should note every such instance
occurring in JFc hospital under his charge. and
when satisfied that recognition should De had BY
the trustees OF the fund. should properly certify
the facts 10 the secretary IN charge OF Tie fund
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HELD Up FOR JURY DUTY.
Merchant Is Summoned an Wild
Western Style.

1IorTistown. " j. May Is (SCeciaD.-To be hailed
into court and compelled 70 serve a jury at the
point Of gun IS an experience given 10 few men
IN the East. but that IS what HAPPENED TO John
FIGHTER. OF Denvile, yesterday. II sounds much
Ike Wild West methods OF court procedure. and
yet II all happened within thirty miles of New-fork
Jury duty in which come before justice OF
the peace is rather thankIess task in New-Jersey
as a juror gets only > cents for each case and
sometimes case viii drag along FOR several days
so a is hardly 70 be blamed when he en-
deavors TO dodge a constable who is looking for
juryrnen.
Constable Clarke. OF Denville. IS well aware Of
the difficulty OF procuring iurymen. and he usually
goes about the proceeding rather wartly. thus man
aging 70 capture his man. Yesterday he had sue
ceeded II getting I've by stealing upon them un-
awares. and he wanted only one more man to com
plete the quota. When he entered FIGHTERS store
quietly, the merchant was Just measuring quart
Of noIasses. He was in the back end Of the store
and he knew instnctively what the constable was
after having that official doing the still hunt
al the morning. Nr. FIGHTER was not minded
TO go to court that day. he expected to be busy
with the sale Of bag Of peanuts and three and
hale pounds Of sugar So he dropped the moiassea
jug and bolted out the back door. Clarke gave
chase. and down the street the two men ran
FIGHTER crossed the canal and doubled back around
barns and started for the again. AT this
point Clarke met stranger. who. dvining the
Want 70 git that man for the jury
Want an 40 be IGs%e ssked the stranger
Never refuse help" said Clarke
All right here goes said the other. drawing
fleeing grocer, Halt there. Halt or III dre!" he
roared.
FIGHTER heard the click. click Of the revolver. as
Il was cooked and came TO a standstill, throwing
MS hands in the air and screaIning al the top OF
The stranger then held a bead on FIGHTER until
the constable had served a summons FIGHTER is
now treating 10 ice cream sodas along with his
explanation Of the affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
CONFEDERATE FLAG CAUSED TROUBLE.
Greeted Rith Cheers and Kisses in Pitts
burg School

Pittsburg May "a small Confederate flag al
most created riot at the Highland School this
afternoon. c. G. Walters. member OF Post No.
III Grand Army of the Republic had been selected
TO speak On the life Of the soldier at the memorial
exercises. There were about five hundred children
in the room when he started his address In Illus
trating his lecture he pulled from under his
tattered Confederate flag A small boy who had
moved from Virginia recognized it. and, jumping
70 his feet he let out a yell. which followed
by cheers. All the children jumped TO their feet
and cheered in chorus with him
Don't do that. bOyS- shouted Walters. Re
member, this is the flag we shot at once"
Instantly the cheers were lost in Kisses. The
mother OF the Virginia boy Sprang a chair and
shouted Let the children salute both fags.~
Never, yelled Walters. be threw the stars
and bars on the floor and jumped on them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


The seheduls Of closing Of Trsnspaciac Mails
sailing The inal
cent REGISTERED Transpacdc Nails. which close D. N
previous close at the General POstofce, NewTor
Is follows;
Hawai- via Francisco. $50 D. m. Nay 5ota
for dispatch Per 5 5. Alameda
China and Japan via Tacoma close a ESQ D.
30 dispatch per 5. Hyson,
Hawaii Japan, China and philippine Islands. vita
china and Japan. via vancouver and Victoria B. c.
close $40 p m. June Irh for dispatch s.
press Japan tMerchSudise for L > Postal Agency
az Shanghai cannot be forwarded VIA Canada
New Zealand. Australia Vest. New Caledonia
Samoa Hawaii and Fill Islands. via san Francisco.
close at $50 p m. June l1th for dispatch per : q
Ventura (If Cunard steamer carrying the Brit
ish for New Zealand does arrive in time
connect with this dispatch. extra mails-closing
$40 a. m. $40 A. and $50 D. sundays
4.50 a. a and $50. p m--wiI be made
and forwarded until the arrival OF the Cunard
Hawaii Japan China and the Philippians Islands. VIA
san Francisco. close at $50 D m June u for dis
patch per .. 5. Copcic-
Fiji Islands. Australia (excepg westl. View Cais-
donia. via Vancouver and Victoria. B. c.. close
$50 D m June IS dispatch per = 8. Moana
Phllippne Islands. via san francisco. close $40
D. m June % for dispatch per T. ;. Transport.
Tahiti MarqueSaS ISLANDS Francisco Gloss
$50 ,. June 81 for dispatch Martposa-
Manchuria and Eastern Siberia present forwarded
VIA Russia. instead OF via Japan the usual route.
NOTE-Unless otherwise addressed. Australia II
forwarded Europe; New Zealand via san Fran
o. Yunnan KueichOw. Szechwan and Kwangsi VITA
British Iudia-the quickest Philippines
specially addressed via Canada via Europe
must be fully prepaid at the foreign rates Hawaii
is forwarded via san Francisco exclusively.
CORNELICs IAN SOFT. Postmaster
Postoftlee. New York. N T. Day 81. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29

Sa7cho Pauza blessed the who invented sleep
So do our leading society bellies bless memory
the late Or. T. F. Gouraud who taught them how 70
be beautiful. Every should do all his power
supplement- nature IN adjoining The person, and ane
complexion all and here aids
nature. nd a Dr. =. z. CfOurauds Oriental
Cream or Magical Beautifier. value.
the ski freCkled, tanned. pinpled. moth
patched be made like the new born babes To
those wkO wiH toilet preparations Il Is recon-
rurnded By physicians. the Board OF Health
Glazed free from all injurious properties. and II
rs on sale druggists. and fancy goods
an easv matter give a trial. and thus win
appreciation OF well as the envy OF ladies'
y Y. Evening Mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
RENEWED APPEAL FOR WORTHY CAUSE

The appeal is renewed in behalf Of the poor
woman referred TO in the issue OF May - whose
case was investigated by this office and found
worthy. The several generous responses viii as
sure her medical attendance. but money is still
needed 70 pay for her and living expenses. as
her affection found her absolutely without funds
As announced before. she was formerly well TO do
She recently suffered stroke d paralysis. iaTins
her right side completely. making t impossible
FOR her t. walk a step and depriving her entirely
Of the power OF speech OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will
b. Individuality aczrovyIs,lg cdshOUld BE sent 10 the
CITY Department OF The Tribune. marked for
'I's r.lytt> Case" and made payable 70 the order
n The Tribune Association
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VICTOR scHAELLER.

South Orange May . ospecaD.-yictor schaeuer.
n member OK the Network Produce Exchange and
for thirty years a New-York exchange broker died
al his home In Leaox Road. South Orange. last
night OF cancer OF the stomach. after long illness.
ife bern IN Vienna on November IS. 1876 and
had lived IN South Orange tur about dfteen years.
He was member o. the German Club OF Eoboken.
and the Royal Arcauum- he leaves no immediate
family. The funeral VIII be held at his late home
and the body Will be- SreUated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
Postonce Notice.

SSho1ld be Rad DAILY BY all interested. changes
Foresn mails for the week ending June q. Ieo4.
close promptly IN all cases. the General Post0fcs
follows; Parcels-Post Mails close than
cOslng tine shown below. Parcels-Posr mails for Ger
many close at ?. n. May 80
Regular and Supplementary malls close Foreign
station tcorner OF West Morton
ia1sr tlan closing time SHOWN below Except Sup
peentary Mails for Europe and Central America via
Colon. close one hour later at Foreign Station.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
TUESDAY CSfstl-At $50 a N. for Europe per =
Aronprtnz Wilhelm via Plymouth: Cherbours and
Bremen; at $50 a. tor Netherlands direct
Noordam mail must be directed per s. s Noordam'1
must be directed per 8 Siciia'): 900 a N
Italy direct. per 5. Prnz Ozkar (rnail
directed per =. PTnz Oskar'D.
WEDNESDAY Qst-At 43O a n for Europs. q s.
Oceanic. Queenstown
Italy Spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt. Greece Brit
tsh India, per la Tou-aine VIA Hsvre mail for
other parts OK Europe must Oe-serected Per o Ia
Touralne')-
SATURDAY (4tE)-At a Il. FOR Europe. per Ger
manic. via CherboGrg and Southampton mail must b
directed per 3. Germanic'1 $50 a. for Eu
rope. per 5. Lucana- via Queenstown az $50 a.
for Belgium direct. per s. Vaderand mail Be
directed per Vaderland'1; $50 a for Scot
land direct per : Ethiopia mail must b directed
per = Ethiopia D.
the closing OF Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails NAMED above. additional Supplementary Nails
opened the piers OF the American. English. French
Minutes Of the hour Ok sailing o. steamer
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THE WEATHER REPORT.


Oeicf,I Record and Forecast--Vashiagton- May -
: ~.s ~ high pressure central tonight over the
,f44. Atlontf, States. is moving eastward and VIII
mass N 70 sea Sunday. An Of low pressure
~ advanced from British Columbia TO the upper Mlssis-
-i Valley during the thirty-six hours II VIII
40. eastward at less rapid during the next forty
eight hours.
The weather has mostly fair IN the great ma
,,r,+v Of districts. Showers have fallen IN Kansas
so,7-beas-ern Nebraska. Oklahoma Western Arkansas
Southern Texas and Eastern Colorado
The temperature above the seasonal average east OF
,b poci Mountains especially IN the Missouri Valley
and the Northwest
The weather has fair IN eastern districts snow
- are indicated for the Mississippi Valley and the upper
1asa region and showers probable Monday In the
lower Mississippi Valley. Tennessee. the Ohio Valley
ard the western region Including the western
rtiou Of the Middle Atlantic states -.
Il viii be somewhat warmer IN me .aAe lesgn 80
Enplani Cooler weather VIII prevail IN the missouri
Valley and the Upper Mississippi Valley.
The aloag the Middle Atlantic ana
east the
fresh south Lakes fresh southsry shItng
20 northwest the upper lakes sunday hisht-
Forecast for Special LocaIities.-FoT New-England.
fair to-day and Monday fresh west winds
For Eastern New-York and Eastern Pennsylvania. fair
TO-DAY AMI Monday except rain Monday in north and
west nortionS fresh winds becoming southerly-
For New-Jersey. Delaware and the District OF Colum-
showers afternoon by nisHt Hight yarlahls winds
becoming fresh south
and warmer to-day. Monday showers fresh south winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
GIFT TO MRS. coRDoVA.

New-Brunswiek. y. J. May 2s.-Mrs. ]. 2. Cor
dova- wife OF the elopng pastor OF the South River
Methodist Church received a purse Of so to-day,
this amount having been collected al South River
and in this city by Jesse Slower and Ross Hen
erickson. CordOva's brother ~ Fl Paso. Tex, has
wired for particulars TO his departure and has
sent letter which may throw some hight on the
case. The letter is addressed to George Farr, the
Sunday school superintendent who chased the elop-
cO-IDla.
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nv YACHT TO ST LOUIS.
r,vrrrrcRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

81 Louis. NAY sS.-The yacht Palmetto. piloted
bv Mrs. T. A. snlder. OF New-York. has arrived
satelv at cairo. H. where Mrs. snider surrendered
the helm in order TO journey overland 70 hen-
iii be her home while she visits the fair, has
lust been tied Up at the foot Of PIum1st Storms
SSSIS hnt the yacht came through them IN
scathed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
WILLIAM EBBETS.

William Ebbets brother Of President Charles T.
E,bbets Of the Brooklyn Baseball Club died on
Friday from consumption in Denver. Col, where he
went a year ago. He born in this city IN lSbO-
His father was John B. Ebbets. well known IN
public life al that time. Mr.. Ebbets was formerly
proprietor OF livery stable, but for the last Re"
wears was EMPLOYED by Eberhard Faber. in Pearl
ST His wife who was Mrs. Robert Wright oe1ore
her marriage 10 him. survives him. He also leaves
one son and three step-chtldren-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC ExcrPr
TRANSPACFIC

MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC EXEMPT
TRASSPACIFIC
CCBA-Via Port Tampa. Florida. closes thls o-e-
daily except Thursday. at IS 80 a
ing mails close here on Mondays Wednesdays and
saturdays
MEXICO CITY-OverIand. unless specially addressed
for dispatch By steamer. closes this ofcs daily.
except sunday, at 1870 p m and 1880 ?. sun
days at 100 p and 10 50 p. m
NEWFOUNDLAND (sxcept Parcels-Post Nafls1-8y
rail 20 North sydney and thence BY closes
this Office daily at $50 D. m. (connectnz mails
close here every Monday Wednesday and saturday,.
JAMAICA-By rail TO Boston. and thence BY steamer
closes at this once az go Tuesday and Friday.
MIQCELON-By rail 70 Boston, by steam
closes this once daily $50 D. m
BELIZE PUERTO CORTEZ and GUATEMArA-Bv
rail q New Orleans. and thence by
this Office daily, except sunday. II 80 D. m and
+I0.50 D. Sundays at f1:00 p. 10 80 D. m
connecting mail closes hero Mondays ti0:3o
z.
COSTA RICA-By rail TO New Orleans and thencs bv
steamer this ofcs daily except sunday "a
f1.31 D m. and fl0;30 D Sundays d. m
and f10-S0 p m connecting closes here Tues
days at t10:30 p. M
fReEstsred mail closes 500 ,. m previous day.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES

MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.
MONDAY 3Oth,At 1910 FOR Porto Plata. par q =
TUESDAY C51st1-At $50 a m for Newfoundland.
silvia
WEDNESDAY dst,-At $50 n m. supplementary 1870
a. M Central America except Costa Rical and
Pacific Ports 3 Yucatan, via Colon mail
for directed 8 Yuca1an'l:
l m for Yucaran and Campeche- per s. s. Dassry
mail must De directed per s. DagsTy'G
Caupeche per = s Esperanza mail for other parts
Mexico be directed per Esperanza'l. az
- m. for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay. g. 8
Arabistan Il m. complementary l2;3O D. NJ fnr
Bahamas per s. Anrilia; at u 30 for Antigua
Martinique. GuateIouOe and Barbados a Etruria
mail for British. Dutch and French Guiana b
directed per = 3 EIrur1a ,
FRIDAY C3d}-At $50 a. supplementary 1890 M
for InaEua and Haiti. = 3 Alene az .. N. tor
Newfoundland. per siberian from Philadelphia
1880 2. m supplementary so p M Thomas,
CrotN Lseward and Windward Islands. British.
Grenada ard Trinidad must be directed Per q
SATT- RDAY t4the-At 8 a FOR Bermuda per
Trinidad; a $50 supplementary $50
and Venezuela. 8. s. Zuliz mail Co
Ionabia must BE directed per Zuiia'l: az a
a m complementary 1880 a. Fortun. Island.
Jamaica and Colombia. except Caucs and Mas1alerz
pepts. per s. s. Sarna mail for Costa 10
directed per Sarnia at $50 FOR Brazil.
Teuuys0n. via Pernambuco Bahia. Rio Janeiro
and email FOR Northern Brazil Argentine. Ur-
SON.: 10 a. m for Cuba. per s Mexico. vita
Havana. 10 a. n for Grsnada. Trinidad Cuc.d
Bolivar. British Dutch and french Guiana. q q
Grenada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
DR.. RALPH M. ISHAM,

Chicago May 2s,-Dr. Ralph NJ Isham. for nearly
hair a century one OF the leading physicians Of
Chicago died to day at Lake Forest. III. His death
was due TO cancer OF the stomach. In the Civil
War he served as a member or the Sanitary Com
mission. Later he had charge OF the United States
Marine Hospital at Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
ARTHUR w. PULVEa.

Chicago, May 2S.-Arthur w Pulver general at
torney for the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
COMPANY died today at his home here. Mr.. Pull
yer caught a severe cold while attending the Re
publican State Convention in Springfield The all
Inent developed into pneumonia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

GIIsFY-George Pope Fan River, r. Grand
rialferant Roger :. Fitch L. ;. A.; oIlIIlslnder
= - T'~--Sort I : y HOIIAND-H G. Maud.
London NANHATTAN-Cyrus Curtis. Ph!lttdet-
-1Lfs- licor..a d Ross. Montreal, W X NorItlru'
TSIfTaio METH ERL.AND-F- D Henderson. roy
dencc VIC~TORIA-CaDtain O. {. Relter, L ;. y.
MOI EOTsr-Captau George F. Barney' l. = A
C.aofain G H. Patterson L. S. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29

Richmond Va May 2s.-3Iaior Mann Page OF
Upper Brandon, one of the famous old James River
homes. died suddenly at hospital here Tonight
Major Page was prominent in agricultural masonic
and other circles in the state. He was related 70
Thomas Nelson Page, the author lie was ABOUT
siNty-tiVe years OLD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
InSEPH 3. CHEAplE.

Frankfort. Ind. May 2S-Joseph B. Cheadls for
rner Coneressuan and a well known newspaper
publisher died at his nome in this city to-day He
was sixTy-two years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
Frost AT aALLsToN. N. Y.

Tauston. y Y May 2S.-Hoar frost was observed
bv early risers to-day in low valley parts OF this
,.ir1aea and throughout central towns OF Saratoga
t'oursy, but there not SufhciCet 10 endanger
fruit blossoms early vegetables IN home and
gardens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
JAMES MAcHELL.

after operation for az acute attack OF append
cits. with which he stricken Monday. Mr..
MacheH was born in Manchester England, and
came 10 this country about thirty years ago. For
twenty-five years he was engaged IN the diamond
business at No. 81 Park Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
PRINcE Pu I'm IN RUFFALo.

Buffalo. Nay 2s-Prtnce Pu Lun arrived here to-
day for a three days visit, as the guest OF the
Chamber Of Commerce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29

Highest temperature yesterday. 70 degrees lowest So.
avsraga Yesterday Co average corresponding date
last year II average corresponding date last twenty
five years s. 80 -.
forecast-Fatr to-day anu Aohd34s AtesH "es-
winds. becoming south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29

q, TIE TRIBUNE VII By mail 70 any ADDRESS
INT. country and address changed often
desired Subscriptions be given your dealer
before lawns II eonvellielc hand thrl ga az
TIE TRIBUNE Oftcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29

At Canyons 3, C 2P6os ssa e May Is
67th year. Notice Of funeral hereafter
IS s A2 Tn4 nfs Francis at f saT4o Af90 ne
eth year Ct as AZ Nav ~ az @ Bura Pe p asa a.
ELpEnS-on Saturday May IS. 1904. Louise Hodges
Bslden. only daushtsr o. the late AaaTs~ 81 and
residence No. 400 Bedford-ave Broqkiyn n Y. on
Convenience OF the family. kindly omit flowers.
BRowNEon SATURDAY 2ssh inst E; Joanna s c Browne
FIf1ereI from her residence. The Baltimore.
Tompkins1le Staten Island. Monday at m
BUcThomas Corner Buck at his ,5 Sssidsnes No as
sice io a. All Angels church End-ave and
al Woodiswn. EaItnors papers please copy
GR1FFITHs--suaaeriy. May q. esOrss H Gri=tha
Notice o funeral later
Of Emma B. and Jae late Joshua Hendricks Relatives
ana friends are Sss west ssfbst On I q, rs
i ines at 10 o Clock
LApHAM-on Friday. May q 1907 Is after a brief III
Funeral services the residence Of his daughter
SUNDAY. May 20. 1904 at O'Clock
ogMBYA East oTaags y j s Ss9 s:y- May Is A
6aSes Yor FneSaI private from her late resi-
6encs. No. IS Evergreen Place East Orange Inter
nent at woodlawn-
STEVENSON Friday. May q. 1904. at her home the
ssdenss o. her Assrs lyman S3sR No -,
late John A. stevens; OF Boston Mass Services
1904 Boston papers please copy
sToUyr-on Thursday May 20 West Ssw-Brishton
staten tenn s2na sout M FasTa services at ST. aay
church West Nsw-Brshton on sunday, May %.
ESQ p. m
TOWNE-At East Orange y. j., May q. Maria 3.
Towne in the sun year Of her aga Funeral private.
Kindly omit flowers
TTrLLY-On May 28 Mary Tuly. beloved daughter OF
Patrick and Alice Tully Funeral VIII be held on sun
day, 29th from No. 653 Water-st
wENDEIL-At Cazenova. y. Y. May &c. in the 18th
of Margaret Ten Eyck. widow OF Ben
Iamin Nendeli dausnter O the !aAe Wiilam
81 and Catharine Eyck Burr Funeral at her late
Tesidence Cazenovia. Y. sunday. May -. at
CEMETERIES.
Great PiusIawn Cemetery.-Three times OF Cen
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