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GILBERT SETTLES FAIR SUIT.
VIII Receive $4,000 from Exposition Of
fcials for S47,113 Claims.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

St Louis. Nov. 4-Cass Gilbert the New-York
architect who recently brought suit a ainst the
Worlds Fair Company for $47 113 o.. viii h he said
was a balance due him for designing the Festival
Hall and Palace OF Fine Arts, held a long confer
ence with exposition officials to-day. and arterward
it stated by one Of the officials that compro-
mise he'd heen effected and that Mr.. Gilbert would
receive $1,000.
The suit has attracted attention among architects
and business men, and the officials Of the lair have
been endeavorfng to settle IT. The visit here by Mr.
Gilbert was the result Of an extended correspond
ence and had II not been for the cool reception
given him BY President Francis the compromise
would have been for 5000 When Gilbert went TO
see President Francis to talk the case over. the
GOODNESS with which he was received having been
such that left in high dudgeon. determined to let
the suit stand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05

cessiveIy Editor OF THE Christian Times The
EpiscopaIian" and The Magazine Of American
History" For eighteen years he was rector Of the
Church Of st. John the Evangelist, in this city.
When he joined the Catholic Church he issued a
statement arraigning Professionalism as not based
true foundations.
DR.. De Costa was the author OF many religious
and historical works and Of novel, The Rector
Of RoxbUrgh." His other works included The
Pre-Columbian Discovery of America" THE North
men in Maine The Moabte Stone and Yer
razZano. the Explorer"
DR.. De Costa had been in St Vincent's Hospital
since Nav 10 last AT that time. when he arrived
from visit TO Rome 1t was reported that he was
seriously III with heart trouble. His death ex-
pected FOR several weeks, but he recovered some
what. 1t was said that his death finally was due
to pneumonia
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rRANsPACIFIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND



The o. closing u 1ra1spaciac Aals - ar
an u uninterrupted
md transit u port he consisting mats
tex.sDr REGISTERED TIz1spaclnc Mas, which cIoss
T. n previous close the General Rcstorlce New
YORK ssf follows
Nsx-Z @aland Australia Except West} SsW-CaletonlA-
Samoa specially addressed mail for
via Francisco. close az y = NovsEa5er
carving the Nsw-Ze4izld VI
arrye n time with this Dispatch
a. $50 a $50 a II and D p
GAYS al a Il. a and , m-SfI be nA.is
E4 IsIsnda also specially
and NeW-CaIsdonlA va vancouver and Victoria. 3 c.
close a. 8 ,. November fer dispatch per Mo
EtswaH Jap.a Korea China specially addressed
Or me Phippne Islands. VIA Francisco. close az
Ja5an Korea China Philippine Islands. Seattle.
close a. d November T. for dispatch per Trs-
t5aEsV VIA San francisco close D November "a
for dispatch .. : A!aneda
Korea CHINA and specially addressed mail for
rbIftppfne Islands. Tacoma. close s ,.
vernber IS for dispatch per Deucalion-
ISLANDS. sun Francisco. close
a. 4 q N Noverber - f5r dispatch pr Narfposz-
(Pa-csls-Posr Aalsf. Korea. China ard
specially addressed p HPoins Islands
couver ami Victoria. B. c. close a. November
dispatch 8 Empress o. Cnlnt
Philippine Guam via san Francisco cloee
p m November - dspatch L $. Transport.
AIanchuria (except Newchwango and Eastern Siberia
present forwarded VIA Russ a.
NOTE. otherwise ad-ressgd West Australia
Eurunr. New Leaig25 Wa san Frarcisco
places ID Tire chinese Province q Yunns1
British Inda-tse quickest routes Phippiass
clally addressed via Europe must ne trly prepaid
the foreign Hawaii forwarded wa sAn Fran
= n MORGAN Assistant PostnAzs.r.
PostOrace Ns~-XOrk- ~ z October - 1894
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AT THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
TBY rEAEGRAPa TO THE -R1sUN

TBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
Hot Springs. Va. Nov 4.-Mr. and Mrs William
B. Leeds who have been here for the last SIX
weeks left here in their private car tonight
Frederic sterry and mis- family have moved 10
the Hotel Homestead, and their cottage, recently
purchased by Colonel and Mrs John W Conley,
OF Chicago will soon be occupied by the new own
erz who expect TO remain here until December L
The hotel is filled al present with prices ana
bridegrOoms among them being Mt anu MRS
Clarence NJ Hamilton. OF New-York
Mr. and Mrs Hugo Rocker OF New ork nave
been here Tor time, and viii return 10 their
Miss Julia Magruder Of Washington, arrived this
morning Others who were MIS- A@l1 =.
FTich md Miss Fitch. OF Boston.
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DIR. B. F. DE COSTA DEAD.
Clergyman Who Left Episcopal Church for
Roman Catholic Expires in Hospital.

The Rev. Dr. Benjamin F. De Costa. who aroused
much comment by forsakng the Episcopal Church
for the Roman Catholic Church in 1883. died yester-
day in st. vincents Hospital. His home was No
132 West TweIfth-st-
Dr. De Costa born IN Charlestown Mass.
July 10, 1881. He graduated from the Biblical
Institute in Concord. N H. in 1856. In 1881 he re-
ceived the degree OF D. D. from William and Mary
College He entered the Episcopal ministry in 1851.
He was rector Of a church in North Adams. Mass.
then in Newton Lower Falls. and chaplain in the
Union Army from 1861 to 1853 He was later sue
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CUBA's CONVICTED OFFICIALS.
Court Denies Motion for Appeal of Members
of Election Board

Havana. Nov. 4-The court has refused TO allow
the motion for appeal from the conviction Of the
FIVE members Of the Santiago provincial election
returning board who on October IS were sentenced
TO fourteen years and eight months imprisonment
for faIsfying returns IN the interest OF Moderate
Coalition candidates for Congress II is held that
legal basis for appeal has been shown The
convicted officials have been thus far held pris-
oners in the hospital at Santiago.
Marquis de MontorO the Cuban Minister TO Great
Britain and Germany, Will sail tomorrow board
the steamer Moro Castle for New-York his
Europe.
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EXCAVATIONS IN MEsoPoTAMIA.

ConstantinopIe. Nov. 4-The American Legation is
seeking permission from the Turkish govern
ment for the resumption Of the excavations, con-
Quoted by Dr. E 8. Banks. director Of the Univer-
sity Of Chicagos expedition TO BabylOn-a at Bis
maya, Mesopotamia- The work suspended
pending investigation made in the presence OF
the American vice-consul Mr.. Hurner. al Bagdad.
OF charges Of completely the part OF Dr. Banks
in the alleged DISAPPEARANCE OF valuable autqu ties.
These charges were proved 10 be utterly without
fam latin
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ITALYs ELECTION DISORDERS.

Rome Nov 4-Interest in the electoral campaign
increases. There have been few disorders. al
though at Naples socialist demonstration ended
in a general fight, in which several persons were
wounded. AT Foggta while ex-DepUty MsUry
parading the streets with several thousand OF
his supporters. an unidentified man tried TO stab
him in the back A friend in shielding SignOr
Maury was wounded IN the arm. The assassin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
SENDS HORSESHOE TO ROOSEVELT.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBCJE.l
Pittsburg, Nov. Al. Frank Murray an ALLIE
gheny contractor, has received a letter of &C
acknowledgement from the private secretary of
President Roosevelt over a horseshoe he sent
to him some days ago. Mr. Murray bought the
horse owned by President Mckinley and changed
the name from Winner TO Mckinley He pulled
of one OF the animals shoes and sent it to the
President with a note. saying it would Offset
the effect of the horseshoe sent by an Allentown
PENN blacksmith to Judge Parker.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Observation-Disclosures O. Perfahl Berlin
GAMBRIDGE-Count de IAmburg Stirun, Paris;
Graf Lin burg Stirun, Berlin FIFTH AVENUE
Governor Chamberlain Connecticut; Bishop H 5.
Hoffman, Philadelphia HOLLAND-Jaues H
Eckels. Chicago; Earl and Countess Of Dartmouth
and Lady Dorothy Legge. London. MANHATTAN
Judge ". II. Moody, Massachusetts. NEITHER
LAND-BishOp c. c Grafton. Fon du Lac. VAL
DOHF-ASTORIA-J. N Beckley. president Of the
Toronto, Hamilton and Buffalo Railway, Rochester,:
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SYMPHONY MEMBERS LEAVE UNION
May Mean the Disruption Of the Latter in
Boston
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Boston, Nov. At has leaked out that twenty
seven members Of the Boston Symphony Orchestra
have resigned from the Boston Musical Protective
Union owing to its attitude toward the orchestra
and its hacker. Major Higginson. The officers Of
the union refuse to discuss the matter but it is
understood that other members Of High class or
chestras who are now members OF the union Will
withdraw aIons with their leaders leaving onIv
theatrical players Unless they do they will be un-
able to accept engagements in which symphony
play. This would mean tho disruption
Of the union here
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VANDERBILT WINS FLOWER PRIZE

by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIPUNE.l
Boston. Nov 4-Cornelius Vanderbilt received
special prize to-day for display Of Amaryllls bel
Iadonua and gardenias at the Horticultural So
ciety's autumn flower show. Morton F. Plant, OF
New-York, received long string of first and sec
ond prizes for chrysanthemums from his Groton
Comm estate. and William Duckhom, of the u
Willis James estate Madison. y. J., received a gold
medal Tor Chrysant henuns
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Ex-eov. RUssELL's WIDOW TO WE'D.

LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.J
Boston. Nov. 4-Announcement is made Of the
engagement of Mrs. William E Russell. widow OF
Ex-Governor William Z. Russell, and Dr. Michael
Foster, Of London. No definite date has been set
for the wedding which will probably take place in
the spring. Mrs Russell has three children, and
before her marriage was Miss Margaret Manning
Swan. Dr. Foster is a widOwer and has four chill
dren
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Posrof-cr Notice.

Should be DAILY by a
may occur az any tme)
Foreign mails FOR thu ending November s. 1904
Will close promptly IN al at Genera Postolcs
as follows: Parcels hour
Closing time shown below Parcels Post Nails for Ger
many close at D November 7.
regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign Sta
ton corner Of West and Morton Srreetsl half
nan closing time shown below supplementary
Mails for Europe Central America Colon close
one hour later ForeiEn Stationl.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Little Falls y. Y. Nov Edward knight, fifty
wears old Editor OF The 81. townsville Enter
prise" dropped dead from apopIeAy tonight in his
Office at ST. townsville.
Bar Harbor Ne. Nov. 4-Roy E, Smith, FOR four
years general secretary OF ths Bar Harbor Young
Mems Christian Association. died to-day from ap
peudicitts after an operation. He thirty-tkree
years old. and came here from Worcester. He had
res gned this week to g. to the Portland Young
Mems Christian Association.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

SATURDAY C5th}-At a. m for Europe per g s.
Philadelphia, Plymouth Cherholrx IN
LIVERPOOL scotland and Ireland directed
8 s Philadelphia at $50 a m suppl cusurary 10
a. NJ for Europe. per Campania VIA Queenstown
and Liverpool. $50 a. N. for Belgium direct per
8 .. Iceland mail De directed per Ze@-
land'O $50 a N. for Italy direct, per Neckar
email be directed per > Neckar AZ f2-3O
for Scotland direct. per 3. mail must
TUESDAY tsth(-At Il m supplementary 80 D. M
for Europe per Kaiser Wilhelm II, Plymouth.
CherbCurg and Bremen
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MRS. W. X. VANDERBILT. JR!s, GIFT.

Hampstead, Long Island. Nov (SpeciaD-The
latest gift to the Nassau Hospital is from Mrs
William x Vanderbilt, tr.. 5000, 10 be used for
repairs in the kitchen. w B. Leeds also has given
$2!y0O TO the institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05
THE LONDON STANDARD" BOUGHT
C. 4. Pearson, Proprietor Of "The Express"
Acquires Another Newspaper.

London, Nov &C. A Pearson. proprietor OF
The Daily Express" OF this city. and other
papers. tonight authorized the announcement that
he had purchased the London morning and evening
Standard" He does not contemplate alterations
and says he is acting for himself. the purchase
being purely a business and not political, trans
action
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ONE HUNDRED DROWNED.
French Steamer Goes Down After Collision
Of Algerian Coast.

Bona Algeria, Nov. A hundred persons
were drowned last night by the sinking OF the
French steamer Gironde, after having been in
a collision with the French steamer A Schiaf-
hno near Herbillon. twenty-three miles from
Bona The Gironde left Bona with 10 passen-
gers, OF whom hundred were Algerians
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J Butler c Frances. PlaTC II. J. K
| Crane Anna NJ Poole George E
R:@aTss{ , Rsy Alfred s sessg S6e5ee ;s6,x
Lynch, Henry Maiung caroline
Nichols Waiter P. Wilson. Henry r
Long LAKE, p. 4 gs65s 9? ss Bfa a
/ Bennett in the 25th year OF his age
Helena Island s c. c Frances Butiea Araston,
Mass.
entered s1 into Trat Anna NJ widow q Benjamin. D
Crane. Funeral from her late residence. Carmel on
sunday. November g. at . o clock p
CURTIs-sudeeny. Noveuoer Ernest Curtis in me
55th OF his age Funeral from his late .zsitsnos
3:I5 InterTnent Greenwood
pEMAREsT-At New-Brunswick n. ], November l
the ' Rsformed Church Of catsk \. 7. ia TIE 44ta
year OF his age Funeral ssrvee a. ths Te'tasnfs o.
cor1iandt-st. at so
No 10 East atSls Ssw-YoF City Elias Burton Har;
v as ' attend Of II. Ms nes at 6 A East & a6s
Monday. November :. at 10 g. m kindly omit lowers
LxNCaAt No 10 Tsr5a9s so PLACE YqnksFs \ 80. on
year of his age. native Of New-aayen Conn sad for
twenty years resident Of ORD Neo Funeral services
o'clock. Tntsrnent at New-Havsn Conn
MBFlFITT-At her late residence No 10 Shaw on
Friday S9ys1nOer in the SD yt ar, Of me- age Julia
if Manson poazIas Funera services az the Chures
OF the Ascension 5Jh-svs and lOth-st. Monday.
NICHOLS-At the home OF father Branfor6. Conn
Friday November l. Water Remington Nichols or
John W and Helen R. Nichols in the 45th year o. his
OsBORN-On Friday. November 4 1904 Czal N Osborn.
aged Is years Funers from his late gesidsnes No is2
rnsnt family plot. Railway Cemetery.
PIAT-r-On Wednesday. November 2 1904. at her home
No 62d-st. NsW-Iork, II Jenny Redhsd.
wife az Isaac s. Piatt- Funeral 10 o'clock
ursay. November 8. 1901. from No 10 East G2t-st
POOIE-suddenIy THURSDAY November B. 1904 George
Poole Funeral services a. MS ate residence. $40
730 o'clock Interraent Bridgeport Conn. Non
day November :. arrival OF duo 2:25 ?.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rothfelt on November 8. 1904
MS list year Funeral from his residence No I63
West T2d-st- Sunday al 10 a Please omit flowers
sIIEIIEY-Entered into Thursday morning No
after short Illness Charles c. Shelley aged
Funeral services VIII be held his late resi-
oence SIS Brooklyn. Saturday after
noon November s. at ! O'Clock Veterans OF the IN
Regiment y. O. :. y Y, and members % the Brooklyn
Sunday school Union invited 70 attend Intsrment a.
convenience OF family.
sCHERMERHORN-On Thursday. November 3 the
Hotel II West S2d-st, George !. ScherneT-
horn Funeral services st Bartholomews Church.
corner f4th-st. sunday Ct : clock
Irterment Al WOodlawn.
WHITING-On Wednesday. November . her ate
residence Hoboken, y J.. Caroline Whiting. IN the
s7th wear Of her Funeral viii held p
on SATURDAY. November s. Trinity Church. TN and
Washington SITS, Hobosen. y. J.
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NO SUCH COMMITTEE DECIDED ON.

Concerning the report that stockholders OF the
Corn Products Company were planning an investi-
CATION Of the company's affairs and the formation
OF a protective committee. John A sieicher said
yesterday that no decision had yet been reached TO
form such committee.
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1owN LOSES $3.50. 900 BY FIRE.

Macon Ga. Nov. 4-Tifton. Ga, suffered the
most disastrous con1agration in the history OF the
city to-day. Tonight the loss is estimated at ap-
preximately S250.0Oo There were no CASUALTIES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05

tsa=t t.mueratuFe yesteIday, 81 degrees; lowest 90
average 5I av-age corresponding year ca
average for corresponding twenty-five years az
Forecast-Rain Saturday. northeriy winds prob
1blF f4t
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In diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
recording barometer. The dotted line shows
perarIre recorded the local Weather
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STUDENTS DEMANDS REFUSED.

that the Ministers have resolved not to close the
University Of Innsbruck to suppress the Italian
faculty.
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Local Official Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes the
temperature for the twenty-four hours
parison with the corresponding date OF last year
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Died.

Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla
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NOTES.

=. exhibition IS promised by the print depart
- Q. me AewYork Public Library al the
O-'4---s which should prove OF uncommon
-. . ooIalo4sseurs. Z viii consist of the
- - Re-lz BTacquemOnd His Plates are little
o. - -ete outside the circle Of collectors For
$500 AS portrait OF Edmond Goncourt that is
or- -, N-eie are scores which have never IN
AT = e-I9n. been exhibited at all HIS brilliant
ne 1--o.eoFeF, unccmmonly well represented in
Plbrc ssN0h OF prints left to the .yew-York
y-rf,h : LAY oy the late Samuel P Avery from
- Co. material for the forthcoming show viii
TIRE soo,1- appointed by the National GcuIp
zoe s-,<-- sy 70 outline z programme Of work for
coz-rr.---s year has JUST made its report This
C.ts-5a. ~o1ApoSec Of George T brewster
e,asi--~s- -'"pez, 4. A. Mcneil and Kari Birter
fl- - has found Itself Obliged 10 recogr,tz. ~.
following factE: '0--s - - recognize the
and All 49, single one being especially sdaT+e552
ready taLer --i-h could possibly be Used - 4,
rls+ -. y ieasec ~ other societies 80 -
see,- go a exhibition OF SCRIPTURE s1.sl-
That To- 80 The public Of our locality "
the urr, C.s Matter OF cost drains our reso,,.. -
n, . committee states however thar r. ,,,,o-,.
bs,,e ,S04-ptors are eager 10 exhibit n r., -
eor.t-- opportunity. and that there is "a ,tII,
ser,a+' @seF 70 look al their work j, r. H. -
orI,, - manner sufficiently iuv,rf,,.-
eyt,s'.'s 0ul seems 10 be 10 get $ .r,.,-- ..
tboss = % organized 5y other s9-!-tiq- -
% u a.ulars ma tle
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For points Europe and al countries Ualrs-sl
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed TIA ss<-
lowing
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BY EARLY MAIL TRl

y
For all points the United States Canada sn1 Man.
toutstds Of the Of and Th E,ro1xl
Also 20 Cha Porto Rico Pallinot &C.
without extra expense for foreign postage
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Foreign Rates.

NAL subscribers in New-Tork City DAIRY s1A
IRL-WEEKLY viii be charged a
postage IN addition 10 the rates named a5ov.-
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Special Notices.


THE TRIBUNE will be BIZ mall % srv .ss-~--
IN this country or abroad and address changed often
as desired subscriptions be your r.xuIa-
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SINGLE COPIES.

SUNDAY Scents WEEKLY 7Evrrvx- -
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charge.
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Died.

WIII.ETs-on Fourth day: Eleventh ssos.A isss
Lydia Moore. widow % Daniel wilIsts IN r3S
Of her age Funeral from late resfdscca Jsrfrno
Long Island. on Seventh day. Fifth instant AZ ons
o'clock Carriages viii
Long Island City Il II Flasbusa-ave a II -
WILSOS-On Wednesday evening. November z ars.r +.
short Illness Henry r Wilson Funeral rssS-
eence % Mrs J Motr Saturday. Nov-nbsr s. a. 4
o'clock. at No 80 Harrson-Sr East Csrznx. II
Brick Church Station Please onit towers. -
CEMETERIkS
Great Ptneiawn Cemetery, z.si5 acrsx-aouua evs>
ticket. Soc. at s6 West 3fth YORK. -
ENDERIAKERs
Esd ST. Frank r. Campbell ste,h-, Martha
Emb'Fg Inst 141-2 West 236 81 Tt r7-s rs.ss-.
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No-rb sydney and thence BY steamer closes At this
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MICA p aqua Cosst)-By rail 20 NevOrl-Ans and
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Bennett Henry Osborn CzaI NJ
Butler Frances Plat. II J.
crane Anna NJ Poole. George z.
Curtis Ernest. RothfelG Solomon.
Demarest. Rev. Alfred q. Shelley Charles c.
Ha-r Elias Schsrmerhorn. George =
I.ync Herr Whiting. Caroline
Merritt lula WiIlets Lydia II.
Nichols, Walter P Wilson. Henry X