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Died.

John Henry Bradford at his late residence No ."
Lexington Funeral private
CHAPMAN-on wednesday. May 20 1905. John waiter
Chapman, Funeral services VII % 5raox,v, nead an
Saturday morning May g. at O. 80 osloeS Inssr
flowers be sent
HALIon thursday ys q 1905 1ss, at h ~. sis
Ma,rarss stewart beloved wife e oiSs RTshs ~ 9s
later. Burial Hartford. Conn.,
Cornea Handy widow q ns late wi4He n, Go. 81.
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please copy
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Public School No. II
MAsrINIn Paris Franc. May 70 Iam:, - rla.,ss M,r,in
Broksw Martin Notice OF funeral services later
NELsoN-suad.nIy at Orange. y. J.. May 90 os. isos
Benjamin Nelson in his 5o.n yesr q. rsnST1 T,,, sTses &C.
East orange. Friday. May ~ at 1890 a m
Nc IL Msg s r. s ,ss Is % ey s s.
Gertrude Pardse widow q the DR. chariss 1nsIss
Pardee and daushter 9f the late George "a Snow w %
1905 at 10 a m,
RoBEKTson Wednesday May 20 the Reg 5onS
..yess at his residence ,o Ne zoo s1 Madsqn 6s s On
RTssELIzAt Pitssneld Mass. Wednesday NAY, Nay -
Friday. May %, .. m
funeral ssTtees private fntsrrnent eoTsnieHe' of
the family
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the family
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YORK CITY. Friday Nay 20 s = 1seix1s6rT afIPfs z
HENRY w. PENoYAR.
Secretary.
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A., UNPLEASANT ALTERNATIVE

Frances abolition Of the State Church and
suspension Of the payment 0f the former siI"nds
to The cter.,, have resulted IN many of the
r,o,er srfefes being left without spiritual guild
asoe Among them II the Little village of De
Menonvilie. IN the valley Of Sausseroh True the
village has = particularly beautiful church. or
rather chapel Of old~aiothic architecture NI4eh
Is situated lust opposite the entrance TO the
ry.,,.,- =. t2aIaincourt and which has always
serea not only as parish church 10 the parish but
~ chspsI 70 the owner Of the chateau keT TINE
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
MACHINERY CLUB OPENS.

Over twelve hundred business attended the
openIng yesterday OF the Machinery Club Of the
CITY of New York. The club. which is one
has commodious and up-tO-date quarters the
twenty-frst and twenty second floors OF the
Fulton Terminal Building. at No. 80 Church street
F. H. stiilulan president OF the watson-Stillman
Company, is the president OF the club. and r O.
Mckinney president OF the Niles -Bement-Pond
Company, is vice-president.
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IE ROY :. LEWIS,

re Rov F Lewis formerly principal Of Public
School IL at Washington and Greene avenues.
Brooklyn died yesterday at his home. In Salem
\ Y where he had been living since September
Mr. Lewis was born in Greenwich Washington
County, \. Y, and when young man went 10
Ohio where he taught school for number of
wears He served in the Civil War. and in 1853 he
became principal of Public School r. -Four years
later he was transferred Public School IL, where
he remained for forty years.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
OBITUARY..
JOHN p. BUCHANAN.

John P Buchanan, principal of the De Witt
Clinton High School, died yesterday at his home,
No 81 Hamilton Terrace. Mr. Buchanan was born
on March T. 1s47 in Rockbridge County, Virginia.
He was educated in the Central College at Fayette.
Mo Mr. Buchanan of three men called
in 1897 organize the De Witt Clinton High
School, which for time known the High
School He was its first principal. A wife and two
sons and daughter survive him.
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A. . CHURCH SENDS COMMITTEE.

pittsburg. May 2l-At the Methodist PROTESTANT
General conference here to-day the Rev. l. Ii
7 av,is president of the conference; the Rev A L.
pavnolds OF Ohio, and S. Fl. Harris lay delegate
zero selected TO go the Methodist Episcopal
convention at Baltimore In connection win ,i,e
,,ronosed church union. The- Will arrive in Baltt-
more on SATURDAY, - -
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DARWIN BUST FOR AMERICAN MUSEUM
Clay Model of Heroic Size Completed by
William Couper.

William Couper. of No 207 East 18th street has
Just completed the clay model of heroic bust
of Charles Darwin. which has been accepted by
the New York Academy Of Sciences.
The bust will be cast in bronze and presented to
the American Museum of Natural History on
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22

February Il 1909, the 10oth anniversary Of Oar
wins birth and the fftieth anniversary OF the
publication of The Origin of Species" At the
time of the unveiling Of the bust there Will De ap-
nropriate ceremonies and addresses.
IT., b,e, is more than three times life size The
cia model IS on exhibition the sculptor's studio.
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MEMORIAL BUST FOR KRUGER.

r,r3ends Of Deputy Chief Kruger OF the Fire De-
,o-+,,,e,,+ have placed a bronze memorial bust of
the chief upon his grave in Woodlawn Cemetery
II will be unveiled Sunday at 2:3o p m Chap
lains Knapp and Handel of the Fire Department
rriil conduct the services.
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Nesc York, and DR.. Nuelseu, of Ohio.
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Baltimore May 21.-The Rev. DR.. William F.
Anderson of New York, corresponding secretary
of the Board of Education. and the Rev. Dr. John
L Nuelsen OF Mast Theological Seminary. Berea.
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Tsth Services his late residence. No flS 81
Johns Place Brooklyn. Saturday. MAY 2S. st clock
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Nelson. BENJAMIN w.
Pardee. Frances q.
Roberts. Rev. DIR. John j.
Russell. Frank.
Sterry. George Il
Sterry. George z. Jr.
Yandell. Charles R
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast Washington MAY Il
tasr,e-ic rress.re the central valleys and
= ,es. oye- the valley Of the Red River OF the North
Z. bfg over England and the Canadian Maritime
T-ornces Temperature has fallen IN the great plains
r, Mountain and has risen slightly east or
a. ,.svissip7i River Showers have occurred in the
a, and upper Mississippi snd Red River of the North
IT. and in the middle Atlantic and Ne" England
Mtssfs-
,i vaIIey and upper lake region ana Tor oaiu.ay,
80 region the middle Aiantlc ana Ne"
I!,iand state Temperature will be somewhat lover IN
sItseeslui and Ohio valleys ana the western ihhS
-, W rrIday ON middle Atlantic and NtW f-nsiani
~ winds Friday viii he fresh from The soutcds
- ~ souh Atlantic Gulf coasts light I" fr-h from
-t.rf, ard Great lakes fresh 10 bish iioi
.sa,,tf,ea., shifting south and southwest
r,o-.csst for Special Iocalties.-For New England
-, r-os,srn New York. to-day; Saturday showers
fresh southeast winds: sd. ,-..,.-, pepnsvlvapis
toi 1ersay Delaware Maryland fair and warmer
saturday light to fresh sguth "lTds
10 - 'z;.s,eru PENNSYLVANIA and western NrW AorR
20 ,!av. saturday fair. fresh southeast WINGS.
,o., oniciaI Isecord.-The following ohci2! record
L. weather Bureau shows the changes IN the TEN
,,re for the last twenty four hours IN cof' iS''
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-. u-eat.r Eurean shows the changcs IN. the tenn

,. f,r the last twenty -four hours. in comparison
- ,bo corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-22

Bailey. William X.
Bradford. John III.
Chapman. John w.
Hall. Margaret :
Handy, Fannie G.
Lewis. lie Roy +.
Martin. James r.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31
ST. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO
 BOND OFFERING.

Speyer X Co, of New York, an- nounce that having sold large amount of the s30,O00,000 of the st. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Co.'S general lien 15-20 year five per cent. gold bonds, they offer the bal ance for public subscription at S9 12 and accrued interest to date of dellv- cry. The subscription lists will be opened on January and will be clos ed at D. m. OF earlier on the same day The interest Is payable semi annually May and November i. The total issue of these bonds is limited to s109.S50, foo, and they are to be Issued chiefly for refunding purposes. For example, of the amount now ls- sued, s10,0O0. 900 is to reimburse the company for expenditures on capital account. including the payment of floating debt; s15,5S0,OO0 for refund ing a like amount of St. Louis. Mem7 phis and Southeastern Railroad Ave year l2 ner cent bonds. maturing June next, and the bankers are pre- pared to accept these bonds at par and accrued interest in payment for the bonds now offered Of the re- malnder s3.470.O00 will be used for refnndlng a like amount of St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad two and onc-half year per cent. gold notes and sl000.0O to aid in refundlng the obligations of tho company under tho terms of tho mortgage. The bonds are direct obligation of the com pany covering all of its property as described in the mortgage and any property hereafter acquired with the proceeds of the bonds. On or before
 June next, through the redemption of the st. Louis. Memphis and South eastern bonds, the present Issue be- comes first mortgage on 665 miles of road. subject only to s4S9.125 of bonds for redemption of which gener- al lien bonds are reserved. Through the rcfundlng operation, the mortgage will on or before October 1. 1913, become practically first lien on 1,b26 miles of road Tho bonds have the further security of the stock and lease hold interests of the St Louis and san Francisco company In Kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis Railway and the Kansas City Railway and Brming- ham Railroad companies, whose mIle- age aggregates 1,l99 miles, making the total mileage that will eventually come undor the mortgage b,330 miles Spcycr & Co. have issued 2 circular covering all the details and a hand some mortgage map, showing the lines of tho road subject to the general lien lj-20 year mortgage of 1927.
 Subscriptions for the bonds will be received simultaneously in London and in Amsterdam. and also hy the Mercantile Trust Co. and Francis
 Bro. & Co.,, st. Louis; Henry & West and Newburger. Henderson & Loeb, Philadclphia, Alex, Brown & Sons, Baltimore; citizens Savings and Trust Co., Cleveland. Union Trust Co.,, Pitts burg and the Illinois Trust and Say ines Bank, Chicago.
 Application will be made at once to list the bonds on the New York Stock Exchange and on the exchanges abroad
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Traders Apparently Awaiting Turn of
 Near--NIarkct Sluggish.

New York, Dec a0, Speculative in- terest in the stock market was some. what Iangud and prices nuctuated but sluggishy and lndecislvely, The active traders seemed indlsposed to extend their commitments on the near approach of the New Years holiday and preferred to await the turn of the yonr and what It may bring to torow light on the future of tho mark et None Of tho days several contra rl movements was pursued far. and the current of the price fovement often turned In its course. The per ccptihlc decline of the forenoon was regarded as an effort to appralse tao harm to values which has resulted from the calamity in italy. The sell Ing represented the opinions of pro fesslonal traders rather than any forced consequence of the disaster. opinions vary as to how far the loss of property involved may be reflected In tdo movements of the securities markets, In the ease of the enormous losses by the sar Francisco earth quake, which reached an estimated aggregate of $b00.000,000, distinguish cd economists are quite generally agreed that an important effect was produced in the bringing about of tae subsequent exhaustion of capital sup plies, which was prime factor In preclpitatlng the financial crisis of
 last year in the United States. The problem of the present disaster seemed too abstruse for the lmme- dIatc solution of the board room trad CTS. and they abandoned lt in the sub sequent recovery In prices There was little else of immediate consequence
 in the days news. American Smelt-
 ing made another dip In recognition of the formidable competition prom ised in the new corporation and Amalgamated Copper moved in com pany. the threatened competition be- ing considered to represent a rivalry between interests In these two corpo- rations. The November net earnings statements of the two Hartman PacI- fic railroads were received with mod crate satisfaction, the advantage in the comparison with last year being In fact. decidedly less than in some of the preceding statements.
 Money and exchange rates showed no important changes and the net ef- fecet on prices of stocks of the days various movements proved trivial.
 Bonds were irregular Total sales par value. s6,436,00O
 United States bonds were unchang- ed on call
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31
SCULPTURE FOR NEW LIBRARY
MacMonnies. Barnard. Bartlett and
 Potter to Contribute.

New York. Dec. 3o- Several well known artists have been commissioned to execute the statuary work of the New York public library. provided for under the contract for the approaches. Two statues for the inches at the head Of the fountain at either side of the main entrance will be done by Freder- ick MacMonnIes, six statues in the at- lie over the main entrance by Paul w Bartlett two pedIments over the south and north pavilions of the Fifth avenue facade by George Gray Bar hard, and two Hons nanklng the steps of tho approach on Fifth avenue by Edward Potter
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31

The Christmas exercises and tree for the Sunday school of the Congrega- tional church were held In that edhce Tuesday evening The church was tlll- od to Us nill capacity, tho center be ing occupied by tho members Of the sunday school the seats under the gallery and the gallery being filled with adults, The decorations consisted of roplng of greens hung from tho cen ter to tho four corners and fesiooned back of the pulpit, while in tho plat form stood the Ghristmas tree with ita decorations and a Arc place, The exer- elses opened with an organ prelude by Arvine Hal former organIst of the church; this was followed with pray CT hy the pastor Rev n !, Clark, next on the program was singing hy tho Infant class, Mrs, Ellen Deming presiding at the organ Tho cnntata which had been prepared followed and was entitled santa Claus and Father Time" Santa Claus was represented by & F. Dihbe, assistant superintendent of the Sunday school and Father Time hy Leopold Wilder. The story Of Christs birth. Ills life and what Ills coming meant to tho world was told in recitation by representative of the school; the solos were sung by Miss Nancy Goodyer and IT, H. Bradley, tho duet by Misses Nancy Goodyer and Ruth Hobrook, while chorus assist ed with other hymns appropriate for the exercise The exchange of gifts fol- lowed and the evening was thoroughly enjoyed by both old and young.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31
VANDERBILT WILL STEP UP.
To Succeed Stillman as President Of
 the City Bank.

New York. Dee 30 It was reported In Wall street to-day on what was taken as tho hest authority that Frank A. yandcrllp would he elected To tho presidency of the National City bank on January l2, succeeding James stillman
 Mir vondcrIp ls now yco president of the bank which is the largest dduclary institution in the United States He has been the operating head for many months q Mir Stin man virtually retired from active bus mess more than a year ago.
 Mir stlllman will Do elected chairman of tho board of directors, when the change takes place.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31
1ItAnnAL suIrpINc Nrus

New York Dec 30 Sailed sfoawors Adriatic, Southampton iroonland Ant werr, Llleanla Liverpool. Alice Ma nles Madonna tFrD Marseillcs
 Southampton. Dec 3o Sailed Str. oceanic, New York via Cherbourg and Queenstown.
 Gibraltar Dec 9o Passed steamer Algeria, New York for Marseilles, Ge- nOa, etc
 Lizard, Der, 3O Passed Steamer In Provence. New York for Havre,
 Bordeaux, Dec 2S ArrivodS stean1- CT California New York.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31

Tho town hall was the scene ot merry crowd of young people Monday evening, it being the Christmas festiv- Ity of the Young Folks Radium club About 30 were present The hail had been decorated with mistletoe. red and green streamcrs and was very pretty Everett Ballou as pianist furnished music for dancing During the inter- mission the gifts from the large Christ mas tree were distributed and much fun created as something funny was prepared for each one, A buffet lunch was served The idea which was a new one was most pleasing and thor oughly enjoyed bS the members. Those from out of town were Miss Bessie Munroe and Miss Geraldine Barber.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31
OPPOSE sTAnIuM PLAN

New York, Dee $o,-Park Commis- sioner Smith declared his disapproyal to-day of the plan to erect stadium In Central Park for athletic games
 Such thing as has been pro- posed he said would ruin the park. To crowd 5O,000 people in one place would do more damage than to scat ter 100000 through it. shall be strongly opposed to any such under taking"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31
khEs Marine ReCnrr,, SaSEs
 rnnl nE NMM uAlnN

Arrived Schooners Bluenose, New York for Si Johns; Clyola, do.. Ma dera New York for Halifax; tugs Sa rah h McWilllams. with three barges Now London, Rambler, With three hnrges, New London
 Sailed Tugs sarah E. McWilllams with siS bargee, New York. Rambler with four harges New York.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31

The rain of last night will spoil tho skating unless it happens to freeze, and the school children who have been having fine time during vacation win wear long faces for the remainder nf tho week Poirots pond seems to be tho principal skating pond and quite a few of the New Haven young people are 70 bc seen there
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31
OVERCOME IN TURKISH BATH

New York, Dec. 30, Three men were overcome by coal gas in a Tur- kish bath at 20 orchard street this morning. Luckily they wore aroused in time. and after an ambulance sur geon had been called they were able to go to their homes
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31

Horace Lyman of Taicottyiac whose death was announced in The Journal Courier Tuesday morning hy being irampled upon by bull was a relative of Mrs Dr Holbrohk who went mp yesterday to he present nt the funeral
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31
NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES

New London Dec 30 Arrived. Sch Allen Grney, New Yorls A, J. Miller, New York for Westerly; Mary J. Rus sell; Peter C. Shultz Westerly; tug Sa- chem light, west
 Sailed Tug Tormenter with ono barge bound east.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31

Mir and Mrs. John Grinlth of sey- mour were guests Of her mother, Mrs. lIotchkiss of Thompson avenue over Christmas.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31

Regular Friday evening prayer meet ing will be held In the chapel at 7;i5 o'clock Topic "What has the old year done for us.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-31
s TIE COTTON MARKET.

Reported over private wire of Hayden Stone & Co. members of New York and Boston Stock and New York Cot ton Exchanges. New Haven branch s2 Center street.
 New York Dec 90. 1908