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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALRENIARLE-Com r 4 Wallace L. $
y; II. /. PapTs Morrsgown. ASTOR-B Harvey
WEIGH. Philadelphia. FIFTH AEENI' F-f. CoIJm-
bier. Bordeaux. C.. 3. Benson. London; $. "
A.Lrl-l. Providence. John -. Long. eX-Sccretary
q tie Navy. Hiurham: Lewis Sperry. Hartford
GLSEY-J- y. Mccormick. Chicago; q. H. Euos
Hartford. GRAND-tuuEress an r. ". Emerson
Uarr,rslurE. y. i. HpLLAND-Th0mas $. BiCs-
low PlttsburE; ". Perry Barusdau. London; John
Smart. London: Samuel Na-her. Cleveland M
PERIAL-H J. JesIlp. Mexico: Courtenay Baylor.
Boston: J. Ellison Ueane. Washington. G. Melville
Baker. Boston. MAJESTIC-Jlmcs G.. Carter, De
troit. EANFIATTAN-L. VI. Ide, Detroit. William
NJ Butler. Boston. 4. L. Moore. London. METH
EELANp-A W Robinson. Montreal SANOY-F
G. Herrlck Boston. WALDOBF-ASTO RIA-Senator
charles Dick Ohio. Senator Thomas kelrrs. Utah.
IT. CLAW Evans. Consul General Of the United States
az London, +. J. Hecher Detroit. Panama Canal
a.. r.~rrfg farlrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
MR.. CEoATE SPEAKS ON HAMILTON
Eulogy Of the American Statesman Before
Large Audience at Edinburgh

Edinburgh. March Ia.-United States A-nbassaa or
Choate tonight delivered al address, honorary
president OF the Associated Societies. in McEW an
Han. before lGrEe audience. The address was
der Hamilton. who Mr. Choate said. was next to
Washington and Franklin the most celob-a ed
founder CT the American Republic and that the
preamble 10 tho Constitution OF the United States.
said 20 have been written b. Hamilton. was the
best statement OF the objects Of free government
found in any language. Hamilton, said Nit Choat e.
olSplaEc1 SURPRISING genius and established his
fame The greatest Constitutional lawyer and
statesman or that eEeCttui era. and he commanded
the everlating gratitude OF lis country ana Of man
kind.
1-r. Choate was entertained ct supper by TIE
students % the university. AT the Union Club. In
the course OF the ert7r-afuneut tho ambassador
replied 10 the toast "Our Guests"
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GIFTS TO POPE ON ST. yosre... -,

nome March Is.-To-5av heinz g. - :
me Fopos name day. Tlis TFoliDes, -, lay
:, ,,--'oly addresses and te,egrans from am -.
:, ond from abroad. The mer7berr =. -
- Dllh which includes the Wa. -
s-n clerical society. as Is thoir c5s,o-, -
60 nc Donuh with basket OF fruits sns
oss M. oasAet represented Venetian FoD-
- l-s hohness IN thanking the givers r,sS. .
ierenoe to his beloved Venice. sss,rs. .,t'ee
81 Peters" -o' 'Ns park OF
Per-. my thousand persons gathered IN 8,
- N~thearsl to-day 70 listen 70 the n.
rstIcs. ne belvedere oourtyars. inside tie
IN, -, FESTIVAL was held this evening IN which
fSoih igh oigntsries OF the TsDal co,,r t,
shsnks Whis 80 al az a v ndow and spoke his
ths ponSe. cred Long 1--we Pus,' and Ions w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
cuINEsE Art SALE BRINGS s1s,s3s so.

James Henry Smith made several purchases Al
-,... seesson OF the sale OF four hun
80 I'D chinese art objects from the A d Start
80 collection. obtained by Thomas r. Clarke, OF
re- Art House No. East Thirty-fourth-st- The
two DAYS sale aggregates slSSSs 90 High-water
-. - The closing session was touched by tall
o+.l.5 metal capped peachbow bottle. eight
i-cbes high which fell 20 Benjamin Altman at $40
lanes Henry Smiths purchases included a black
a-1ef1ed f0ur-sided vase, with trumpet neck. at
go peach amphora. with green spisshes IN the
800, brought 500. and peachblow semi glo6u-aT
80 vessel only three inches high brought $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
NEW WEST SIDE HOSPITAL NEEDED.

The bin which Assemblyuan Curry has intro
6uccd provides for a hospital IN a district which
neeGs q publio hospital says DR.. John W. Bran
nan president OF the board OF trustees OF Bellevue
and Allied Hospitals. Between St Vinoents and me
J. Hood Wright Hospital. at West one-hundred-and-
thrty-nrst-st there Is no hospital save hooseVeIt
On the West SIDE that has an ambulance service
DR. r2-a7pan says Roosevelt Hospital is a private
Institution which will not take many cases. Those
rejected have 70 be transferred 70 Bellevue, losing
much time and many OF the cases admitted 10
Fsoo-eveIf are sventuaIly transferred 20 Bellevue
last year more than eleven hundred were sent
ca tbe West siee this would be unnecessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
OBIA 3. THORN.

Obia B. Thorn. who for many years was IN the
FIRE insurance business IN Brooklyn. died at his
home. No. II Livingston-st.. that borough Fri
day He was born IN New-York IN 1895. and for
some years in business there but moved TO
Brooklyn fifty years ago. For some time he was
foreman OF the Atlantic Hose Company. of the Vol
unteer Fire Department and later became Fire
Commissioner. From 1853 to 1872 he represented the
First Ward in the Board of Aldermen He also
served several terms fire marshal At the time
OF his death Mr.. Thorn employed in the Office
OF the Commissioner Of Accounts. He belonged to
Anglo-Saxon Lodge. I. and A. IL, and the Society
OF Old BroOklynitss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

~ ~, v-o--1- "a MIS- MarEaret Cubby darehter
prone a-st 10y William orlvgav ps--,s- -o 49,
unoeF me ute or Nearing Home - ,., 80.
az nc Clloaeo WORLDS Fair wa. ,s,, A--llea
S ,E. :. 81 Johns Hospital y,sterasy ba 5,aS S
Old and had Ive5 az so I7s CI,r, - ~ SIX years
Li- Mss Gub6ys mother who lives '.-oe brook
century mark - Impressed air. Pa-,~,, I'm me
Ga" her when she was ninetv-eis5, - -, VINO
with the IDEA OF placid old ase tbat ;. - ola
on taking a bust OF her. nc insisted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
BULLET FLKTTENED on HIS SKULL
Negro Owes Life TO Hard Head-Scalp
Woun6 Only Result

Wil,ar, Miller, co'o-ed GO 80. Ss Jau1rs--t. owes
ms possession o. s yet vrrerfC-ated skull and
possibly his lte. AFTER saloon bra~l Sd Oak-st.
last night. 10 the fact that The covering OF his
Uranium is SO hard that q cS-calihre bullet. fred
a. short ra-Ee. did nor even dent e.. but fell on.
aatiened ard m-ssharer. arter e stra-k his fore
head. MiAer's only INJURY was slight scalp
wound. which required two stitches After the
ambulance surgeon, Dr. Da-rlrser. OF She Hudson
9'-eet Hospital had done AIs work che negro was
as vea as ever.
Ernest Logan. q 30. q O-vsr-st. n Big vros,
lA-iAn negro was locked up in the Oak-st sta.
uon. charged by Miller with cel1aious assault
--..er on- Logan were Iu saloon II 10. 90 oak
=. when Los-n lad quarrel With mother negro
--'.s' lA'er-ered cs peacenazer. and Logan's
wrath turned on him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
CEMETERIES.

Great Pineawn Cemetery. 2.s15 Aeres-ssnd for
illustrated pamphlet. % Broad-st. y. Y.
UNDERTAKES.
Stephen Merritt Embl'g let. Undertnker-. 24i-s "
:3d ST Tel 1899 f.725 Chelsea Frank = Carnrh-1
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c. ~ THOMPSON CRITICALLY IL.

Nasfl.AE'on. March 1.-THE condition OF Rep
resenta-iye Charles ". T'ro-,Dso, ~ A1sba-,s
Who r. suffering s-om double nneuroonfa- r Re-
.eo ~ His physicians tonight 20 be extremely
- 80 Late tls afternoon Dr. Oslor, OF Bald
no.. no, Was called in consultation fn tie case A.
g.. az. Thomson is desperately 3D. no irnme-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
DR.. DRAPER EXPECTED EAST SOON
Does Not Expect to Make Radical Changes,
It Is Said.
gBT TELEGBAru TO TIE TzTBUNE.l

Albany. March L9--Freeloert Anurew ). Draper
OF the Illinois State University. has written his
friends here that re VIII he IN Albany about March
g As Commissioner OF Education he win take
arrs OF the state educational departments on
April J. DR.. Draper. Il is said does not intend 10
make any radical changes. either in the methods
CT working forces OF either department. He in
tends after a willie 70 consolidate some Of fEs
Offices with a view 10 reducing the expenses of
his department. The friends Of Superintendent
Charles r. skinner ere confident that he VIII be
retained by Commissioner Draper as chief q the
Bureau Of Public Iustrls-'or-
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ONCE
MAIN OFFICE-No. Nassau-st. -,
LPlOWN OFFlCE-NC. Broadway. or any Ainsts-
can District Telegraph once.
bHONA lltEAU-N 496 East tJst1-sc
WASHINGTON RUEEAU-No. 1,S22 Est - -.
SENARh BRANCH OFFICE-FredericS " sonms1s
No. t9f BrCad-st
AMERICANS ABROAD viii ard THE TRIBUNE at a..
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London and Paris Exchange. BankerA basho0n
House. MOorgate-st.
American Express Company. No. waterloo Fecs.
Thqs Cook & son. Tourist Offices. LddSate CMcls
ne London Office q THE TRIBUNE - a consonAeHs
place % leave advertisements and sub5cr ptions.
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TO ASSIST DR.. LEIGHTON PARKS.

Try TELEGRAru TO THE TEGBUNEI
Cambridge. Mass, March 1a.-It was announced
to-day that the Rev. Clifford Gregg. FOR the last
year curate Of the Church OF the Ascension. had
accepted a call 20 New-York to assist the Rev. Dr.
Leighton Parks. OF St. Bartholomew's Church. Mr..
Gregg viii be connected with the parish church.
but VIII have interests outside such mission
work on the East Side. lie viii assume his
duties Anil 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
DENIES oILRoY ENGAGEMENT.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 Inn

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRI8UNEl
Poughkeepsie. y. Y. March 19.--ATrs. Anna Clark
Hutchinson. OF this city. denies the published &C
count OF her engagement &c Thomas +. Gilroy. jr,
con OF ex-BIayor Giroy Of New-YoTll. Mrs Hutch
inson knows Mr.. Gilroy. but she insists that the
romantic narrative in which she figures winning
his love by assisting a Ncw-York surgeon to per-
form an operation on him is pure fabrication Mrs.
Hutchinson became prOSelyte Of the Roman
Catholic Church to-day. She was baptized at St
Mary-s BY tie pastor. tho Rev. Patrick Daddy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
SPRING ONE DAY AHEAD OF TIME
Thousands Enjoy Weather, Though Winter
Does Not End Til Tonight.

open cars yesterday marked tho beginning %
sprfne which docs not omeiaiy begin until 20
o n today Il was the nearest approach 20 spring
that Ncw-York las thus far been favored ain,
and nfter tie nasty weather q tho last few days
crd the severity of tie cold preceding them u
Vas more tlan welcome. u was really warm and
pleasant enough 10 cause many 20 begin 10 quote
Sumner is Coming and then 60 out q their
way 10 tU-.l wood 20 take the hoodoo OF their
Optimistic hope. Thousands wlrs out enjoying the
air and sunshine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
STRIKE At HAVANA THREATENED.
Eghtermen and Stevedores Demand Pay in
American Money.

Havana. March 1s-The Hghternen ard steve
CORES employed IN Havana Harbor threaten 20
strike on Monday n their demand for payment IN
American, Instead OF Spanish money IS refused.
The men working on coasung schooaers struck tc-
day, their demand 70 the same eject not having
been compiled with. The Mayor recently drew up
TN agreement under which the men Should be paid
IN American money. but j0rity Cf the employ
eTs declined 70 carry out this arrangement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
JOSEPH RUNYoN VAN SICKLE.

Joseph Runyon Van syckle OF No. 90 Jefferson
st, Brooklyn. died yesterday at Atlantic City.
where he had been spending the last few weeks on
account OF his failing health. He had been suffer
ing for several months from heart trouble. Mr..
Van SICKLE was born IN New-Jersey dfty-nins
years ago. Coming to this city as a young man he
went into the metal decorating business, IN which
he was enRaged up 70 the time OF his death. He
married Miss Mitchell. Of this city. who. with
survives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
LEAVES HIS MONEY TO NURSE.
Old Irishman Leaves His All, $4,000, to His
Attendant at st. Vinoent's

By the viii OF Andrew Scanlon. fled for probate
IN the Surrogates Office yesterday. 500 all his
estate. is left to Ann McAvoy known Sister
Gonzaga. OF ST. Vincent's Hospital Mr.. ScanlOn.
who was more than eighty years old when he died,
had been for several weeks a patient in the hos
pitaL He came from Ireland more than fifty years
ago. The kindness shown him at the hospital i'm
pressed him so that the day before he died. March
~ he made his will. leaving his little fortune the
Sister who had cared for him in his last illness
FRANK W. Arnold. Of No. BTOad-st. Is named as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
pporesT FROM LAKE GEORGE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: see IN recent issue communication rom
IA NcKav. Of wappingers Falls. y. Y Please
tell Mr.. Mckay he had better look US up mere IN
- tlaer,.es around beautiful Lake George.
- ,. .,,-re a drop Of the water; It would ruin
" There are at least from 100000 TO 100000
Invested in manufacturing estabshme9ts ana , FoGm
tse -,,,rb more. II properly handed AND think
~ - snn1n1er business II might RUM 30, S4r' We
o. t19 sIi"w auv such idea TO get footnQtd-
cant A44o" o--' l. e. DRAKE.
s,-o,, y Y March IS 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
FUNERAL OF COMMANDER sEwALL

rnander William e SeweI- former Governor OF
Guam. was held IN ST. Peters Chapel on Mare
Island to-day. The ceremony Included q salute
and full naval honors. During the passage OF the
procession from the hospital 70 the chapel seven
teen minute guns were fred from the Indepen-
donce. The bo6y VIII lie In state at the hospital
until early next week when & VIII be taken East.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
NO CONTEMPT, SAYS JAMES M BECK.
Il H. Rogers in No Danger il Massachusetts,
He Saws

James NJ Beck. when asked yesterday regarding
the report that IFS client. II. = Rogers, was
threatened with proceedings tor contempt % court
ia tas Supreme Court. OF Boston for failure 70
produce papers connected vita the Bay State Gas
Compaay's litigation. SAID:
rotic. 20 produces certain papers was given.
This we refused 70 co. The other side could proTs
contents by what IS called secondary evidence
The refusal 20 produce the papers was IN no sense
C.so1cGencc or contempt Of CguT.. but was within
OR LEGAL rights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
ANARCHIST ARRESTED AT LIEGE.
Bomb Explosion Thought To Have Been the
Work of a Printer.

London. March "a dispatch from Brussels 20
news agency here says the police believe that the
explosion OF dynamite bomb IN front OF the resi-
dence Of the CouIn'ssoner OF Police at Liege early
Friday morning the work OF anarchist
printer, whom they have arrested. This printer re-
Gently distributed handbills urging murder ~ re-
NenEe for thu expulsion OF the anarchists from
be GUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

--'aeapols' March l9.-The trustees % c.-,.,o,
Solege al Northdeid. MINI. to-day ap1oi7tss -.
re-. Or George r. Montgomery. OF r-fFco-,-,
- VINO Is lecturer on philosophy az vale - -
aaoI ol philosophy, vice the Rev. p NJ
lyman. Mr.. Lyman goes 10 the Co. v.
-neo-ogloal eemLaarY 81 nIc-tr..- ------a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
EPISCOPAL ORDER TO MOVE WEST.
Bishop Grafton Will Take the SistsrhoOd Of
the Holy Nativity to Pond du Lac Wis.

Fond du Lac Wis. March le-Bishop Grafton.
OF the Episcopal Church, who founded the Sister
hood % TIE Holy Nativity IN 1882. has announced
that he VIII remove the mother house from ProYi-
dence. r. 7 20 this city. Plans have already been
drawn FOR building 10 cost 5000. which IS to be
the permanent home here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
4 BALL FOB LEBANON HOSPITAL.

The Lebanon Hospital League last nisht gave It's
animal entertainment and ball al the Harlem Ca
sino at ne-hundred-and- twenty-fourth-st and
seventh-ave The proceeds viii so 70 the support
~ the hospital About fifteen hundred pres
ent Simon q. Hosch IS president and Miss Carrie
Loeb e-pres.dent OF the league.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
WILL OF MRS. MARY HoYT.

Stamford. Conn. March BY the will OF Mrs.
Mary Hoyt. widow Of william Hoyt. formerly a
New-York leather merchant a bequest OF SO 600 g
given to St. Christopher's Home. az Dobbs Ferry.
and $500 % the Flower Hospital. New-York City.
BY the death OF the widow tho bulk OF Mr.. Hoyt's
estate reverts TO HIS children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
10 HoNoR soLoMoN sULzER.

The one huudredth birthday anniversary OF the
late Solomon sulzsr, regenerator OF the music OF
the synagogue. VIII be publicly celebrated on
Tuesday evening at Temple Ahavath Chesed shaar
Hashomayinl- Thrty-dfth-st- and Lezington-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
GERMAN COUNT MARRIED IN PUEBLO
TBY TELEGRAPH TO TuT TRrBrvE.1

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBUNEl
Pueblo. Col. March le-Count Max Won Buelow
who says that he comes from distinguished
German family. married here to-day Mrs Mary
PHaumer, widow Of money lender. who has more
than 10000 The couple left here tonight FOR a
tour o., Europe and VIII return here 20 live
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

Highest temperature yesterday. 80 degrees; lowest
81; average ~; for corresponding date last
year ~: for corresponding date last twenty
ave years, 81.
Local Forecast-Fafr to-day; colder IN interior
Monday fair: fresh west to northwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
OBITUARY.
THOMAS I. FORREST.

Chicago. March 1s-Thomas Lawrencs Forrest.
pioneer banker and the last OF four brothers who
were identified with the commercial and literary
life OF Chicago. IS dead. aged eighty-ave. Hs
1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
Religious Notices.

20 cents per line
ALL ANGELS CHURCH West E-d-ava an4 s4,.
-Staler's ''Crucinxion 4 D N 0-@-N-
ct. AGNES'S CHAPEL TRINITY PARISH aze a.
and Coiun 0us-ave.. the Rev W. + MANNING rs n
nrsach II ard $3.50 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
FUNERAL oE ISAAC G. PERRY.

Blnghamton. y. Y. March ls-The funeral Of
Isaac G. Perry. former Capitol Commissioner
was held at his home IN this city this afternoon
Ex-senator David B. Hill one OF the honorary
IallbCarers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
Q. S. CONSUL TO RESIGN.
Mr. Barlow Gives Up $4,000 Place at Mex
leo CITY.
leo City.

Washington. March 1a-Andrew D. Barlow,
United States Consul General at Mexico City. who
arrived at New-Tork to-day. will resign his post
when he reaches here. Mr.. Barlow appointed
from Missouri I'm 1897. The office pays about 5000
a year. a successor already has been selected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
UoNR1ED HELPS STRANDED SINGERS.
Offers Metropolitan Stage to French Com
pauy-Beneft PERI rmance There Tuesday.

NJ Conried has come 20 the aid % the French
Grand Opera Company. which Is al present strand
Cd On ta.s city because % the breaking OF the
engagement az the Casino. and has ote-ed TO
then the use % the Metropolitan Opera House
rex Tuesday evening. an Offer which they gladly
accepted Accordingly, on tta- date 90 SIS they
WI give a benefit concert. al the leading singers
a. the company taking part. Acts from various
operas may be given. and the most popular orchcs-
tral numbers C-artets and a-fss from many q the
operes In their repertoire VIII be on the pro-
g-Emme. 10 composer viii be Represented by
more than one number Tie company have falth
that their couutrymen in this city especially VIII
turn out 10 tEel- assistance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20
7R,RuTg TO VALUE OF "THE AJAX

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In view Of your statement which was per
seotlv true. In this mornings Tribune, with ref-
erence 20 the differences among the ULeeA' wen
-, 80 NC r-aved IN Chicago. will you not
,.so ,riut the inclosed copy Of a personal letter
f-,r, Miss Jane Adams. written since me pay
vas given there7 II is only due 10 me VI -.
,ra er7oothed over 10 the extent OF unity O l
" - fa,-ous tragedy. = unity mat MISS <Au'4'-S
IN y III lead to unity in other matters
hopes VAL 4e"- ~ ISAREI, c. BARROWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-20

G. r r. 70 at a. iu,ss sns e S2 81
in. Not,s o.. funeral hereafter.
BULLocK-Eut-raa into rest March 70. 1904 Anna. E
1o1 ST Ni-holas-ave-. 119ths;-. Monday March
CowPERTHvArTE-At Orrnond. Fla. on Thursday
March H. 1904 Noo-s beloved wife Mont
g5ruorv n CovoertHwsite and daughter Of the Ists
John Margaret Moore. Funeral services private
"a Monday. March 81
DEYo-At N-vpurg. y. 7. March Is. 1904 Emma
franess I9ne W. % SG l ry \ re a. ser
Newburs; on sunday March 20. at p. II Interment
Rev James C. Esbert D b beloved husband Of I1ouss
55rnia rnlseysi.y and the Rev Cieo-sa 8 Erbert
o. ,ss' a.. ne rs-rosrir15 J5yits4 @se &
funeral sery-, m das.d3y, M9Fea - ls+ a. : ? m
sat H5Tac-s. West Ho6oE.n- IntaTmsnt DTiva;s a;
Jf;rFERy-on Saturday. March 10, At n. residences
Hotel Carleton 54th-st. near Broadway. William Palm
vate. Interrsa. woodlawn.
JoHNsToN-At Poushkespsie \. 7. March IS. Tnsodor.
dsnce 40 NIII-st.. Monday. March II. $50 ,
JoNEs--At Bradford. Conn, March T. 1904. Margaret
funeral services from resdencs sunday az
ts.Ro9n %t 52a Ma4 IN a 70 Cemetery
residence Riversids Drive ana -hundred-and-wen
ser2icss win be held Mouiav Il az 1880 a M
at his Iate residence. Interment private.
L -
brief Illness Francis Cooper Lawraneo. jr.. the
46th year OF his age
MAC Mr-ILEN-suJdenIy. - Stamford. Conn .s.sur-
private.
NTrIER-At Stamford. Conn. on Saturday. March 10
1904 Helen M wife OF W Miller. in tbs 65th year
her age Funeral service viii be held at her late
r. at 10 a. n intsTmeat a WaoilaTn. n Y.
MoRR1s--.on Thursday; March L. at hi. residences.
.er,,c. a. - lanes Church Nadfxon-ave and Tistl
st. on Monday. March q. at 10 a
requested 10 attend the funeral services q our late
James Church, Mltis9u-ave. and Ilst-st Monday.
'-1''' So THOMAS DIMoND. President
MoRRIs-At his late residence No. 50 ParE-avs Bloom
field. y j.. saturday March 10, 1904 Joseph CTQwel
Presbyterian Church OF Bloomfield Monday. March
soUTfIERLAND-suddenly on March II. 1904 OF
Hampton Terrace Augusta,
Ani+a HAMS S "iIs OF A. = SoGInoFaIa ana darsh
viii be held from the Madison Avenue NJ F. church.
March 20. 1904 al $50 p, m
sTu.Es-On Saturday. March 10. william Hathaway
year Funeral services Monday evening. March a. at
O'Clock. the residence Of MS son, Gilbert G. H
Flushing. Long Island
VAN sYCKLE-suddenly. al Atlantic city. Saturday.
March - Joseph Rqnyon Van syclls IN his 5eth year
funeral hereafter. Jersey City papers please
wILCOX-At Summit n. =. March Il. 1904 Mary Bud
William Budinston. b b. Funeral services sroT
the Central Presbyterian church, summit. y. =,
sTTiyai Of the $50 Sia rem Ss%-To1k IL I i re
quested that no nowsrs Be sent
CEMETERIES
Great PineIawn Cemetery. 2s1S Aeres.-ssad FOR
Illustrated pamphlet Is Broad-st-. y. Y.
UNDERWRITERS.
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