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KEITH & PROCTOR GET NEW HOUSE.
Lease Harlem Opera House for Term of
Years.

Keith & Proctor announced yesterday that they
had obtained the Harlem opera House for a term OF
years and that it would be operated as a conJinu-
Gus vaudeville house They will take hold q Ins
has been devoted almost exclusively 70 iSelLlnlte
Inc CIV Under the mana cement of Keith Proctor.
George Bernard Shaw Is not coming 20 this coun-
try 20 see the initial production of his Cesar and
CIeopatra' hv Forbes Robertson and Miss Gertrude
Elliott al the New Amsterdam Theatre. on OctO-
her 90 lie has written typical piece IL ShaWism
To Marc KIaw I'm response TO his invitation. Mr..
I<law promised him royal time" Mr.. shaw re-
piled
II is just that royal reception that makes e I'M
possible for me to come. 10 could come quietly.
Without COnvuEing America. without delivering a
hundred 3dreSsa 10 ib rs nv Isn frcl
naturdIzed ana elected President and subsequently
might come As II is prefer the quiet ana retire
ment Of London Besides. ana writing new play
So much left in me.
About eight hundred children. with their mothers.
crowded the offices OF Frank Melville. manager OF
the coming County Fair Madison Square Gar
der. YESTERDAY, i'm answer to an advertisement IN.
serted IN the rewscaEers. Geraldine Kenney. OF
No. Sb Union street Brooklyn. captured the first
prize. OF s.. for being No. 3 in the waiting line.
Miss Flora Juliet Bowlsy succeeded Miss Grace
EHiston IN the cast oe The Lion and the Mouse
az the Lyceum Theatre last night
y. e. Goodwin signed u contract yesterday with
Miss Edna Goodrich. BY the terms OF which she
becomes hts leading woman Tor the next Eve years.
Mss GOOdrichs work in the leading role In "Ihe
Genius" ON tour has won her this contract.
Mr. Goodwin and his company left New York
yesterday for Louisville where their tour In The
Genius will be resumed on Monday night The
play viii be presented az the BjOu Theatre TINS
city.
Lew Fields said yesterday that he was not prs-
psr.ng burles1us OF Clothes % any other Play
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PRIME ALERT WAS A GIANT.

P-nc, Albert o. Prussia had not been a well
nan tr some tme past lie had a ~ OF apoplexy
a. The wedding OF Don Alfonso. az Madrid. which
would have sttracted much more attention and
would have created 4 greater sensation had Il not
hen tor me CONSERVATION caused BY tie attempt
70 sssassnais the young King and Queen or Spain.
Re was an enormously tall full booded man OF
SEVENTY years Of age and under the circumstance.
tas LAST ff o. sponlexy which ne sustained on
Wednesday wat certain 10 prove fatal The prince
was Ent hearted genial man. whose life was
snguETy free from scandal. which was AL the
more 70 he credit IN view OF the fact that he had
in his veins lie blood Of the crazy Gar Paul WIN
bsQussihsi 4 ;siHt Of insanity 70 20 many OF his
descendants, GnOug others 20 Prince Alberts
mother he extremely eccentric Princess Marianne
q ne AsihGsnas Indeed. peculiar was this
I'il'e@ mar her husband. Prince Albert the elder
tt SAo brother q old Emperor William. VAS
''4sel e dForce her. whereupon she contracted
--oseAauo marriage with one Of the attendants
~ oea a. an advanced eye. only about fifteen
- -" Filaoe Albert the elder thereupon con-
s1 niasef BY marrying morganatically a Young
= q none birth. Of Tho name 81 Resale Won
h4.'h whose family had FOR more than one hun
l1 aAa MY yesrs occupied leading positions A.
!. 0'u1 o. Berlin. On the occasion Of her .union
-. ~ prince she received the title Of Countess ~
v' sal ana ne two sons which she bore "a
!. M, A''7'l ne elder are now known as Counts
-'e.sa1' snd are among TIE most notable 60
-. az ool7 o. Berlin. having ALWAYS been ~,
- /" warn friendship with heir rovsr b.ts-
rss Pr. -.'. Aloeit Tie younger. now dead.
hs- !, ..'s Albert was perhaps the ricbest mem
49, ~ issnlng house q Prussia. NIos, - b..
xm - -. p MIN from LIS Dutch rno-rer n,
r. y a'loed among lis three Sons FD-a5s-,.,.
So. ..'-'ln Albert and Frederick Vv,IBsr, an
b. -, - inherited his musical GIFTS r,,-,. -
rae, j. "a uellariy fine organisi ana q com
ls7 1s1aaerabe genius ITS son rosobi,, A.
sasrss !. 10y TIE one % his three bows vrbo rs
o Rsrb - t'eolest extent his fathers devotion
n, -i0noei az Wei as IFS fonduess go,.
n. so'as q Mende.ssohn. Beethoven an 49,,
s-,.'--t li1aoe is most Accomplished perforros-
w., '.s'let4lo and the COMPOSER Of a ryr,be- -
A. -, ,--uing an opera which has hea- -
:. =. SUCCESS al Berlin. Prince AIbarr,s sts-
&C., - -a Duchess William OF Necllsrb,,rs-
- 49, nas also been active as a ,,,-n-...,- =
u &c. printed Tor private circulation Under
is,. ~, o. A Il. n" standing FOR "Alsvsr-
N. s.-sl'Sollern MeclleuburF" OF bar soDg.
r,.,,,r .n number. The most naelodious srs 81,
D.. p.'l Is undoubtedly that en,,,les IN
rr-'a| while The collection lil,.vsa - -
song beginning with the words:
No eiich IL TOO ss.r
An1 10 wan r. 10 hsrb
.oge each Other
~ -. inset - anc BY
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MARINE CORPS

Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES A. DOYON and Captain
PERCY +. ARCHER. assistant quart-runaster. report
brigadier general commandant Washington
First Lieutenant WALTER T. NOA. detached from the
Colorado 10 the marine barracks, Second Naval Dis
trfct. Narragansett Bay.
Second lieutenant HOWARD ". sTrONn detached from
the marine barracks, navy yard. LsaEus Island 70
Dixie.
Second Lieutenant RALPH L. SHEPARD. ds.aehed from
the marine barracks navy yard, New YORK. 70 tns
Dixie
Captain FREDERICK II DELANO. detached from us re-
crulting ONCE. Cincinnati. TO the Dixie
Captain ARTHUR T. MARK. from Camp Tacoma. 70
command barracks. naval training staton
San Francisco. relieving Second Lieutenant JEIEH
p HORTON, who will proceed 20 marins oarraeAs.
navy yard. Mare Island
Captain CHARLES H. LYMAN detached from heseqgsr
Marine Corps. 20 Marine School OF AppAcstioD-
Annapolis.
First Lieutenant EUGENE F. FOftTsOSs 20 tns nar1ns
barracks. navy yard NoTfolk
Major LOUIS J. MAGIII assistant affutant and tnspec
tor Manila. brigade adtutant and nspeStor
n. LANE. who viii proceed to headquarters. wash
ington-
First Lieutenant JOHN II HUGHES detached from the
Minneapolis. 20 marine barracks. navy yard League
Island
Second Ldeutsnants WILLIAM D. SMITH, RANDOLPa
COYLE PHILIP II. TORREY, JOHN p SEMMES'
jr CHARLES +. B. PRICE. LOGAN TUCKER
RUSSELL II. DAVIS and WILLIAM G Nlsk, IT., 20
Marine Corps rife WILLIAMSBURG FOR insrnetosa
IN rife practice.
CAPTAIN FRANK F. EVANS retired commanding Marine
Corps rife team. from sea Grt 20 marine oarFaeAs
yard. Norfolk
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THEODORE HOOPER.

Theodore Hooper. of No. 1850 North Calvert street.
Baltimore who died at Clifton Springs. ". Y. on
Tuesday, was the senior member OF the hTm OF
William f. Hooper & Sons. cotton duck manufact-
urers. Mr.. Hooper was slxty-nine years old. In
politics he was ardent Republican. having been
one OF the few In Maryland who supported Lincoln
Ia lSD Mr.. Hooper was born in Baltimore. and had
lived there all his life. He the son OF the late
William +. and Katherine Bell Hooper. He was a
member Of the Maryland. University and Baltimore
Country clubs.
Mr.. Hooper leaves wife and two daughters the
Misses Maggie and Mary Hooper, his only son,
IheOdoTe L. HOOper. having died in COLORADO I'm lS99
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MRS. ABIGAIL CATHERINE FLOWER.

Mrs Abigail Catherine Flower. widow Of John D.
Flower. who was a brother OF Governor Roswell P.
Flower, died yesterday at her home SOuthlawn.
Dobbs Ferry Mrs. Flower had been i'll for a long
time prior TO her death She was sixty-three years
old. Her husband was a member OF the firm OF
Flower & Co.. which had seat in the stock Ex-
change She attended the Protestant Episcopal
Church and was much interested IN charities. She
leaves three children two daughters and one SON.
The funeral services will be held at the family
home tomorrow afternoon. The burial will be at
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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WOULD ELIMINATE NEGRO VOTE

10y Iele<raph % The Tribune
Richmond. Va. Sept. 1t-At a meeting OF IN, IA.
publican CITY Central COMMITTEES to-day IN, au,.-
ton OF eliminating the cOlOred vote entirely from
the party was discussed. II held thar the Negro
vote keeps hundreds OF white Democrats from rally
ing 20 the party. A mass meeting has been callad
10 elect delegates to the Alexandria Convention
where the matter will certainly be thrashed one
The Negroes have many able chamuiOns who Mi
look after their interests. -
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sEs1oe,Ne JOHN HARVARD CHAPEL.

I,rdou. Sept. l4-work began this week on the
...,ora,ion ~ 81 Johns Chapel. in st. saviour's
church. London. where John Harvard. founder OF
1Iary,ra University. was ohristsned and tho body
OF his father lies. The work was undertaken BY
Harvard graduates. who raissu $50 ioi 'ne pur-
10 80, 49,, ,,ar,. Il completed the chapel will
BS known as the John Harvard Memorial , chapel
The Intention IS restore the Sllsp1 70 IS original
removing the rough plaster from tns nai1s and
ceiling. The work VIII ocoSg. 80
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UlnAn. Ars l. VI
BIscHOFT-on September II Hsrnins NJ siscnor. ne
EslnsFS IN s ssr $50 yssS EursrAl I'm her Sts rss-
2 O'CLOCK
EI9wER-on septsmosr "A, AZ southlHwu, pooss gsry,
$50 at DObos Ferry
oARIANpJsm-s Albert Garland disd on Thursday Sep.
NSgns Aa3 "a Cn ia C%o5Ss' ~~'' ON sunday
oRIFFING-On Thursday September "a. 1904 H..
Ncow ~ - 40 1ss1s avs5ns BBrooHIv MES
.t siS.-sSas 49, Isis1S Ssf,,rsS s.~fsa
Der is
H1RR1s-At woirborouFh. y. h September II the
Jsrs, Msthsdist EpisooIsI churok. Reid avs. and
Der Is
September IA Ieoa Ephrstm Hnd-s assd 50 ysar<
TsIsSs sstr-ssv ssnsar1bsr ~ AZ a:aS III "a Intar.
fnsns in GrSsndsld csznstsry.
zUNTER-sarah I Hunter entered into rsss THURSDAY.
sss ls a. 1sO 0SSo 6 4 sfE late 5ssaanO Flushing
rT I5 4 1eSe At waseington G.
aftsr.
KIssASf-on Friday September IA 1903. Sara snyd.r.
coIonsi B. Il sngdsT Rss,l8ss ana friends are
invited 70 attend the funeral services az Der late resi-
Monday norniHs a il . clock intsI@sns at WOOD
lawn az conyentsnce OF family.
Nara Tssrsss Moore n her els, year Sunssl Ser
vices viii b bsId on Monday ssDtsm6sE II. az st.
IN waiting the arrival OF tia train leaving Grand
Central Depot al O'Clock.
p s s4s year o. III. ss s a:T Ts a a' s
late residence sunday. September IL az 1sO D.
wAEELEa-o9 September u. 1000. Henry pwishs
OF the late Major Dudley r. Wheeler. A snort
PARK on Sunday seDtsTnSsr Is at s:4s a m. FSnsT-
services viii also Be held At North sroninsOn At $50
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CLOTHES" AND "THE HOUSE OF MIRTH.'

TO The EditOr OF Tho IrIbune.
Sir: Apropos Of this mornings criticism or
Clothes" will you permit me the expression or
some SUNRISE that accurate and conservative a
uevrspaper as The Tribune should have ventured
the allegation that Mr.. HOpwoOd and took our
ulav from Mrs. WhartOD's novel The House %
Ninth" without prefacing that allegation Win an
Inspection OF the facts. IL would have been 50
sIDinis Ia have ascertained that Clothes was
copyrighted Al Washington the same month mat
The House ot Mrtn' made It's aPpeaTIanes, - III
''ScTibneTs." CLAIMING FOLLoNN-
New York Sept. -. 1905
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Mr. Pouock.s statement as to the date OF
copyright OF Clothes settles. Of course. the ques-
ton OF the play owing anything to Mrs WhaFton's
novel IL does not. however. lessen the likeness
between them. which was not mentioned ~ ne
Tribune alone. Mr.. Pollock will perhaps upon re-
Election admit that the time between ne close Os
"A first night performance and The TrtpuIlos sonls
20 press hardly affords a favorable opportunity ZOE
Investigating copyright dateA
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TRICKS SUMMER HOME COMPLETE.

TBy Telegraph 90 The Tribune
Boston. Sept I4.-Henry Clay Trick has
opened Eagle Rock, his summer home. at
Pride's Crossing which cost S2.OOo.OOo. feat
IRE Of the place is the swimming pool. finished
i'm tiles int, which salt water can be pumped
n desired
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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PRESIDENT TO PEACE CONGRESS.
Sends Message Fsvoring Arbitration to
American Delegates at Milan.

Washington. Sept. 14-President Roosevelt
has sent a message 10 the American delegates
20 the peace congress at Milan. Italy. expressing
the sentiment Of the American people in favor
OF International arbitration and peace. and ten
dering congratulations TO the congress on it's
mission.
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Richard II. Alvey chief justice OF the Court Of
Appeals OF the District OF Columbia. was born In
Southern Maryland I'm 1926. He was admitted TO
the bar in 1919. lie was one OF the Pierce PreSi-
Dental electors in 1852. was chief justice Of the
Maryland Court OF Appeals 1sS3-93. and was ap-
pointed one OF the Venezuela Boundary Commission
In 1896 by President Cleveland.
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR ARRESTED
Violated Eight-Hour Law on Works at Fort
Monroe-0thers MAY Follow.

Norfolk. Va. Sept A-Georss f Bowasn-
United states Commissioner. to-day caused tho ar
res, or John Monk, a contractor employed IN gov
sllirsnt works at Fort Monroe. for Violating
ne Hsht Hour law. He IS accused OF working man
. ..Iue Houis day on government work he viii bs
IIlSu DeLOre commissioner B0Wdeu next TS.es.Iay-
other arrests are expected
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRESIIN-H A Dent. L. S \. MANHATTAN
william II. Taft United States Secretary of War
Washington. MURRAY HILL-Lieutenant Douglas
Mckay. Newport. NEW ASTOR-Professor +
Kuhnemann and DR.. Finde. Breslau. Germany.
WALDORF-AsTORIA- e. Cappernach, Tahiti.
VIC~rORIA-E. clark King Albany
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ORDERS IssUED-Ths following orders hs
been issued:

ORDERS IssUED.-Ths following orders have
been issued:
con,rae, surgeon CHARLES THoRR' fTSH -. gors
20 surgeon general for snnulmsnt OF contract
First Lieutenant FRANK II. ENRIGHr. 9Th Infantry
National Guard OF Pennsylvania; to garrison
sseopa Iteu,snsn, CHARLES E BAMFoRD. 18th
Cavalry (sIncs resigned); 20 infantry arm
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM w. W C55a J 'ssA IN
Lieutenant Colonel CUNLIFFE H. MURRAY; LIN Cav
airys detailed In inspector gsnsrafs department.
FIRST Mo ai.s's Gesana ' 70 b, troop -- ~
Captain CHARLES E. STANTON Rsyrnas,sri 20 Ne.
f fSsE Guy temporary '1'' '''''''
Bsa General SyIvEE G tz 70 a..
sumo duties payInaster general OF army.
Major ADAM SHAKER. artillery corps; from Fort
second lieutenant. CLARENCE LIsINGER, lag Cav
1y EMIL ESa E11. g5A c9C osEPH A1 KING Ih
S9yaTy RA KI6TF MsF Il esva an nSH GEo
James F TETsSS g eARp SEE EE5
w S SILIES SG43RiFs a. METER JAMES 4
BRADSHAW HAROLD W HUNTLEY and WAL.
APPLICATION for cavalry and acid artillery. Fort
f Riley ~
Commander W P WHITE; detached from Navy Pc Pc
f p be- sstsbiishsd in Cleveland,
LIEUTENANT Commander H H cHRIsrf e:tachss FROM
Hospital Hot springs.
lieutenant W. BERTHOIF detached from ths Prso~ q
the navy yard, Mare Island
Ih--rtenaut J. 7. BOWERS, dstachsd from tns NsV~
Academy. the Rhode Island
Lieutenant W. p CRONAN, detached from tbs naSi
yard New York. 10 the Connecticut
Yn.i~n H E KIAIAGEI. detached from the Virginia.
ne bureau OF ordnance. Navy Department.
y5r.,a, d Med LIE BRETON. detached from the Rhode
Island 70 the bureau OF ordinances. Navy Depart
ment.
paymastsr C. COWARD detached from the Franklin. e
the navy yard Norfolk. settle accounts; WAL
Passed Assis,an, Paymaater l. T. HAGNER- TO Wash
ineton Tor examination promotions thence % ths
Franklin
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.-Ths following
movements Of vessels have been reported 70 the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
seDteu1ber 13-Ths Moinss at Key West; Sh- MAY
flower Oyster Bay.
SAILED.
September IS-Ths Hercules from NoTtok Tor LSSs
Island; the New Jersey from Provincstown Tor bos
ton: the Columbia from Guantanamo Tor colon.
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Highest temperature yesterday. 20 degrees. lowest IS.
average ~ average foT cog espondng date last year %;
Tor currsspoUdnE s>e twenty-five years
Local Forecast Saturday fair somewhat cocler sunday
fair and Warmsrs diminishing north Biads.
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II. 4. honored TO this day throughout the length
ana breadth OF the Emerald Isle
MARouIsE DE FoNTF,NoY
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BY EARLY Natl TRAIN
For all points the Unitsd ststes Canada ana Ns1s
the Boroughs OF Manhattan and lbs Bronxc.
Also 70 cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and ths Pnnippla.s
without extra expense for foreign postage
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In MemOrinns.
ULodAN-ra loving msnaory Mrs L n Ulman. died
September IA 1904.
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

trail station Webster and Jerome avenue troIieys and
By carriage. Lots S175 Telephone 1850 GraneroY
Book OF Views representative
Once. 20 East 28d ST.. New York City
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Married.

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be repubshed in The rri-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge
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BooNE-FfAIGET-At Astoria. Long Island on wsan,.-
Gay, September H. noon. BY Rev. q ~ pavsr--
Eort Charles Boone Louise Ha-Eht daughtsr o. ar.
z. ]. Halght-
HAWLECY-IIINCTkS-On September II 1909 az Rrfsxs-
port Conn. the residence parents Nh
and Mrs. En0ch P. Hincks by the Rev John Dc Ps,l.
assisted BY the Rev. Charles Ray Palmer ID % 81 a.
Corns,ia Baldwin Hinc<s TO samuel Mills Hawlsy.
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UNDERTAKES.

FRANK Z. CAMPBELL co. 2al.s ". ssa , g World
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record aud FOreCast.--WsshnEton. Sept a.
The weather the Mssisspp has been fair un-
DER influence - high pressure central
over region the - Lawrence Valley. In the
Western districts On pressure % considerable
magnitude stretches the panhandle Of Texas north
ward British possessions. al this region and
thence Pscinc. except I'm Central anc
Southern California there have been scattered showers
ana thundersorms front % the rain
ol-des Western Missouri. Western Iowa and Western
ne tenlpersture has fallen considerably Northern
districts also in Colorado Utah and the northern Rocky
There VIII be rain Saturday generally Missouri
VALLEY ana pCTuOn OF the Mississippi
valley. extending sunday into lake region and Tho
Ohio Valley. The temperature viii ts over the areas Of
Ire winds along the View England and middle Atlantic
AtlaEtle coast on
alonE East Guif Hight ana variable along the
Wet Gun coast fEesn southeast on the lower lakes light
northeast becoming s9u' east on TIE upper lakes Ire 81
south becoming brisk TO high sunday.
Steamers departing SATURDAY for European ports VIII
have fresh North winds and far weather 10 ths Grand
Banks
Forecast special Iocalities.-For Ssv England.
fair TO-DAY snI sunday. diminishing north winds
For Eastern New York. fair today. somewhat cooler
on tns coast SUNDAY and FARMER; diminishing north
- Eastern Ponusvlvsnia fslr today Sunday.
southeast portion warmer IN norm portion
SUNDAY. light north winds
Jsrzev and Delaware. falr ana cooler 70
SUNDAY faif; fresh north Hihls. 49,. - -, st,
FoF western Pennsylvania and western New YORK fair
t0dsr sunday. sunday lgff % fresh north
win1s. becoming southeast
Local Onioiei Itsoord-Ths following Official record
frola tts weather Bureau Shows the changes IN the
Temperature foT twenty four hours IN comparison
erzfgr Ia
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Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win ss
rspub,hsd In The Tri-Wsekly Tribune without exfrs
charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
RICHARD n. ALVEY.

HagerstOwn, Nd, Sept A-Richard II. Alvey. a
leading lawyer and jurist Of Maryland died to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
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