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DR JAMES r. HEAlET.

DIR James Redmond Healey. ffty-nine years olo
of No 226 East 1l6th street. died yesterday al MS
horne from 4 cancer He born in Duplln
Ireland in lS49 When a year old his famiiy
brought him to New York. He received his educa-
tion in St Francis Xavier's College from which he
was graduated in 1867. The following year ae en-
tered the Bellevue Medical College. DR.. Healey
was physician of the Tombs prison in this city
in 1873 He married Miss Anna Tones in 1881. In
1892 he was appointed medical superintendent of
RandaIls and Hart's islands. Dr. Healey was
member of the American Medical Society and other
medical organizations and since 1882 had been en-
gagged in private practice, his specially being the
diseases of children.
The funeral Will be held at ST. Pauls Church
I1Sth street near Lexington avenue. to-day He
will be buried at St. Raymond's Cemetery, in
WestcheSter.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
LIKE DANCING AS MUCH AS FOOTBALL
Yale Seniors, in Voting for Favorite Sport,
Give Bridge Whist an Equal Show.

New Haven March 80 (SpeciaD.-Yae SEN
Tors showed by their annual class votes to-day that
they hold Princeton in much higher esteem than
Harvard In response to the question, Which is
your favorite college next 10 Yale2'' 195 voted for
Princeton 81 for Harvard. Last year the vote
was: Princeton us; Harvard. 81. Until last year
Yale had annually voted its preference for Har-
ward.
amusement This year football, which for many
years has been designated the favorite sport,
received only votes First choice was given to
tennis with golf baseball and sailing all leading
football Dancing and bridge whist were tied with
football
Harold Stanley the hockey team captain. was
voted the handsomest man. and R. s. Shepard, or
St. Paul, the most popular, the best dressed and
the greatest social light OF the class. Captain Big
low, Of the football team. was voted the pest atm
LAT
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
DR.. WILLIAM ]. FORD,

Washington, Conn, March 5o.-Dr. William j.
Ford, who died his home in this town last Fri
day after a short Illness. ii native of Wash
ington, and had lived here all his life He was
much respected as physician throughout Litch-
field County. but he possessed still higher claim
TO esteem and affection a usetr. citizen upon
whose judgment and unselhsh zeal in pro-
noting the best interests OF the community every
body relied Dr. Ford had represented Washing
ton in the Legislature. and was member of the
State Reformatory Commission appointed by Gov
ernor Chamberlain in 1905 He a close friend
of the late Senator Platt of Connecticut. himself
a native OF Washington. DR.. Ford wife died
number of years age and left children. The
funeral will be held here Tomorrow.
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Died.

cHAMBER-4t his residence sonsrvfI. " r.. sssur-
Se2s n 1' se Sd yssr Of hs a Feississs and fr.-ns
are ve e send ne ssrvess a. ns s's ssrI a &
p m Carriages VIII meet me 1:1o . m train froo
CHILDs-suraeav at her home in Cazenovia. v Z.
9n sunday March % Emma Il,eaae:a. wis0~ q p
ii,chaeid nat n the 1S.l'E5 7sh 5esr q her age $50
FoRp-At washinston. Conn March q. Or, wiIIi.m
home. Tuesday March 81. I p
HARADoN-on March p. 1895. Fannie =. wife o< VII
lam = HaIedon Isl.tives sad fsHes are seS2-,S 2l,a
s
HAYDts : x Failaa-ssa & sarss "a p .,. saE5s z,.i.
Vecneslay. ApEH Z. ar ? :"
HEALEY-Ou sunday March 1905 Eiizabe-a EissI-y.
beloved VIE o J.an Heaiey Essfa TOE, - tss-ss 80
day. April l. 93o a thence % the church y 81
rssa n VII b s-sf Ser ths happy rsToss y sous
Ielariyss aad Invited aisend 1ntsTm~nt AZ
Holy Cross Csnstsry-
HENscHES-Ou March - 1908. Emma Ee4seas.: s
beloved motnsr q Iosn ~ Eisns1ssR FaHsss ss Ysra -
CITY on T@snssdsy April / at II a n
HUsTED-In Paris France On s1aesy Gas. MaTes "a
and Mary assa So Notice q ssnsr.i
ky.s,. P'osher 81 " " ~ fs i' stIy6 F,sss-ai
f gsenf fs . 5- of ~ @ HOW Name Prospecs Parx
ocioe Reverend Clergy friends rssDeo5faily N
IAWSON-Or Monday March a residences q
her uiece. Mrs Thomas r. Wartime. r.. Irene Nor-a
Lawson laughter OS the ,ate aanEirz r and Ca1a-
crime y Lawso@- Funsrai Dre1-e. az Ire reques- d
the deceased
L.YON-Su5cenIy. al Kaor7ah Y March 30 1904
William Penn LYON. IN the s3d year of Ms AZ No-
tice OF funeral hereafter
u Mt RTRY-VIIian 1I-Sfartry az as homs, Nsvtca.
y. J.. Sunday. March Ssth year Services A.
Wednesday AQrii upon arrival q
Il O'Clock train from SeS York Il - requested
that flowers bs sent
MEEKEFl-SuIdsulv. sunday. Rye. y =.
Frederick Wood NeAker- OS me ate samuel 4 ana
Mary 9. Neeser alI husband 0f ABBY Lsa-nirs-
Funeral services viii be held his a5s residences. N
Rye Wednesday morning. ApT.l 7 az NIB car
riazes will train leaving Grand Central sta
1905 Int=ruent private
sfILBANK-s1dteuly. Monday. March 30 Maria
Louisa wife Of tn- ate Robert AthzEA II D S11ies
Maria. eIl-s- daughter OF Joseph Altred
Emily Constable
residence Hartford I1-eruler- Greenwood
Tuesday Marc 81 az ab-lr 40 = Friends aad
relatives invited
VALLER-In Mor-tsrown. Y. J. suGisnIy March 80.
1905 Frances Dorsey. wife % Dr. Elwyn Waller and
daughter q the Stanton Dorsey. OF SsrraaroT7
Penn Funeral services March 1905 On arrival OF
D, l. aac W train leaving New York al las , Il
wHITSOc-At Flushing. y Y. Friday. March q.
1SOs :. widow 4. Whicsor.
the SD OF Funeral service from the
residence OF her so1-Ia-.aW James HIllysr No 20
sanford Flushing. y 7. Tuesday, March 81
2 ?.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
UNION SQUARE FOR COURTHOUSE.
Site Selected by Board for the Proposed New
Structure.

The Courthouse Board has reported to the Board
Of Estimate and Apportionment in favor OF Union
Square Irving Place 18th to nth streets. for the
site Of the new courthouse This is block less
than the site formerly recommended, which was
r.ieo+e5 in Nav II closes only 18th street, while
-ba former selection closed both 18th and 18TH
streets The report is signed by the full Courthouse
BOARD Charles s. Farchild. William N Cohen
David B. Ogden Edward NJ. Grout and Morgan j.
O'Brien.
The hoard rerorts that the old County Courthouse,
-ov ,,sed by the twentyseven parts OF the Supreme
Court in its present condition is disgrace TO the
city II wants the structure completed before any
other jr1provernent OF the city.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Free admission the Metropolitan Museum OF AL
American Of Natural History and tie
geological Gardens
Formal opening of the clubhouse OF The t-eeters No
I145 Broadway. p m
ni,nar for Mrs Ffurphrv Ward under auspices ot
the Playground Association ot America. Waldorf
Astoria.
Dinner Of the Phillips Exeter Academy. Hotel Man
haitian. Z p
Meeting of the Traffic Club OF New YORK o'ei As'or
Professor Leo S Rowe The Political and Social
Significance Of the Panama Canal cooper CHlo'i
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
iNpIcr CAPTAIN OF U. S. COLLIER.

San Juan Porto Rico. March 50-The federal
grand Jury to-day returned an indictment against
Captain George Worey. master Of the United states
collier Abarenda charging him with inhuman treat
r1ent Of his men at in violation OF the federaI
statutes The indictment is the result OF the grand
.,-,-.s Investigation Of the murder of Walter Wet
cher chief officer of the collier who was killed al
San Juan by the ships carpenter. Alexander DICK
son on February 90 Many Of the Abarenda's crew
are held here as witnesses in the case.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
OBITUARY.
HENRY YOUNG.

Prosecutor Henry Young Of Essex County Tor
mer CITY Counsel of Newark and the father OF
Assemblyman Henry Young died at his home. NO.
1918 Broad street, Newark yesterday morning from
erysipeas. had been critically III for more than
a week. and his maady had been complicated oy
septic poisoning contracted in the course OF his
duties as Prosecutor He also suffered from con-
gestion of the lungs.
Mr. Young had been confined to his home since
March p On that day he conducted the trial OF a
young man. and part Of the evidence produced was
a medicine chest, containing bottles OF different
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
paEmIER'S VITALITY GIVING WAY.

london March 3o-The condition Of Premier Sir
Henry Campbell -Bannernan shows no marked
change for the worse to-day, but the diabetes
which apparently is in its incurabie form Is MAKING
gradual inroads upon his reserve vitality. me "u
-, ,,ad +bis morning SAYS The Prime Minis
tor had q 1uiet day yesterday and a fairly GOOD
night He continues weak, but there IS no marked
change in his condition
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

studio at No. 239 Broadway, when he suddenly
gasref and fell over He died almost instantly.
He was born at Troy, n Y. sxty-four years ago
At the age of nineteen he went 10 Massachu
where he enlisted as private in the 9Th Massachu-
setts Volunteers While with this regiment ne was
wounded s.ld when he recovered he joined the 10th
assachusetts Regiment taking part in many na'-
ties Al the close of the he colonel Dy
brevet in command of the 4th Massachusetts Heavy
ARTILLERY He then came 70 New York and joined
his older brother in photographs work, in which
he was engaged UP to the time OF his death
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
PRESIDENT ELIOT OFF ON TOUR.

Cambridge. Mass. March T-Presioent Charies
W u-1o. ~ Harvard will this city tomorrow
-, nro-racted tour through the Middle West.
prring his trip he will be the guest Of different
universities and will deliver addresses before var-
ous clubs and other organizations Tomorrow he
will arrive In New York where ne VIII adoress
tbe Carnegie Foundation
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
REQUESTS MADE BY MRS. ULmER.

St Marks German Evangelical Lutheran CHuIch'
RrookIyn will receive $4,000 under the will OF Mrs
Catherine Timer widow of the late William Timer
the brewer which flied in the Surrogates
Office in Kings County yesterday Mrs Timer also
leaves 81 600 each TO the Wartberg Home for the
Aged the Bethlehem Orphan Asylum and the Ter
NAN F-vangelicaI Aid Society.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
THE szEcHENYIs REACH VIENNA.

Vienna March 3o-Count Laszlo Szechenyt and
the countess arrived In this city this morning It
Is their intention to remain here for some time
They reached Budapest yesterday from Ffune- 4
large and curious crowd had gathered at the rail-
road station to greet the couple, but the friends
OF the count in order evade this, had made
ARRANGEMENTS for them to leave the train before
+ entered the station.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
CAPTAIN j. c. HEARMAN.

Passaic n j. March so (SpeciaD.-Captain James
Cotton Shearman secretary and treasurer or the
Passaic Trust and Safe Deposit Company, died ct
bie home No ls4 Gregory avenue. this morning
from apcplexy. He was a cousin OF William Pitt
Sherman at one time treasurer of the Erie Rail
road and OF Congressman Jcmes 6. Sherman. OF
Utica n y. For years he was in the treasurer
Office of the Erie and for a long time ne was as
sistant paying teller in the Western National Bank
New, York His son Robert Pitt Shearman, is with
the Fidelity and Casualty Company Of New York
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
MANY ATTEND PURE FOOD SHOW.

The Ienox I,ycerIul at Madison avenue and 5sth
street Is thronged daily by women interested IN
The DISPLAYS at the Pure Food Exposition II Is
open from ! to 1870 O'Clock. Mrs Lily HaxWorth
Wallace gives cooking lectures at ) O'Clock and
o'clock Her topics for to-day Using Up the
Fragments and The Invalids Tray" There are
concerts afternoon and evening by the 7th Reg
Rand.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
4 WEDDING.

fBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Wilmington Del March so-Miss Lucy bancroft
daughter of William T. Bancroft rnhlohalfe
philanthropist and president oi me " "'-l-e
go O., -,,,r m ssiouers was married here this
aatng 10 DR. Henry T. Gillette, OF oxford, Eng
- rta wedding which was by Friends cere-
-, was attended by many prominent people.
Mr. ana Mys. GIIetts will 1--we O. pxi9Ia,
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
JOHN n. STARlN A DEFENDANT

Rochester March 30.-John II. Starin. proprietor
of a steamboat line plying between New York City
and various points. is the defendant in suit
gued before the Court of Appeals here to-day.
which originated In New Haven. The plaintiff is
Walter r Mallory. He alleges that he in
itIred bv four bears in cages board the defend
ants boat at New Haven. The plaintiff boa rded
the boat and got too near the cages and had bis
laca ted.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
PIATT'S LAST LOOK At OLD HOTEL

United States Express Company building yester-
dav having come from Washington to take last
look al the old Fifth Avenue Hotel before the
wreckers begin taking 1t awav- The senator VIII
return to Washington in two or three days
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
COLONEL ElIHU r. ROCkWOOD.

Colonel Elihu R. lockwood. a veteran of the Civil
War and since its close associated with his brother
George G. lockwood. in photography here. died
suddenly from heart disease yesterday afternoon.
About ! o'clock yesterday he sitting in mis-
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SAILOR KILLED, FIVE HURT IN GALL

r,~;e-o1 March 3O-The British steamer Exeter
-. ,,;.t, came in here on March 2s from New
vo-k had a very rough passage She met sue
cession Of gales and sustained considerable deck
+o,,,age one member OF her crew was killed and
@,,a were injured The water reached heF Cargo
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

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yesterday. 40 degrees, lowest 80
A. average corresponding date last 90
last thirythree yecrs. a.
Local Forecast-Partly cloudy to-day. rain by night.
rain Wednesday: increasing south winds
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
BR4NDUS COLLECTION.
old and Modern Pictures at the
Fifth IArenue Art Galleries.

A collection Of one hundred and sixty-four old
and modern pictures. belonging TO MI EDWARD
BrandUs is exhibition at the Fifth Avenue
Art Galleries 1t will De sold there the evenings
OF April l. 2 and 3. The best Of the old paintings
are portraits Of the French and English schools
There two works OF different cnarac-
ter among them Virgin and Child oy Sasso-
ferato. which leaves a very pleasant impression
but these things quite oVershado"ed Dy lhe
portraits If the latter a-e not precisely master
pieces they are all events often very good specl-
mems that decorative and courtly KIND OF paint
ing with which Mr.. Brandus and other bearers
have in recent years made the frequenters OF the
auction room thoroughly familiar Divers schools
and epochs are represented. There stiff archaic
portraits. full Of minute detail and very pieasins
in their way. like the Queen Elizabeth OF Nlch-
olas Hiiliard, the "Leonora Gonzaga attr1outed 10
Palma and the Portrait of Woman attributed
to Albert Cuyp. In contrast with these hustra-
tons of inmobility and polish there are numerous
portraits court beauties. types OF Frencn ele-
sance, bearing the names Of Rigaud' Mlsnard'
Tocque Tournieres. Drouajs, LAGRANGE and others
Eighteenth century English portraiture is likewise
exemplifed
The modern paintings are mostly of Continental
origin and include many of those popular subjects
treated by skilfuI craftsmen. which are so charac-
terstic OF the Paris Salon. Conspicuous In this
category is the large composition called The Last
Sheaf" by Maurice Ieloir. In some of spa
cious dimensions this pretty open-eir scene would
make a charming effect. More suitable for
museum is the admirable military subject, Il En-
barquement" by Berne-Bellecour. This is a first
rate piece of modern French workmanship. COM
posed with a true of pictorial narrative and
adroit1y executed. Scattered through the exhibit
ton there modern landscapes by Thaulow'
Frederic Eide and others, but on this side of the
collection as among the old masters. portraiture
is especially in evidence. Only the modern por-
traits are not concerned with the traits OF indvid-
uals much they are with the picturesqueness
of types. artfully posed in attractive costumes
The Belle Of Tarrasona" by Antonio Torres a
Troubadour'' by Cesare Detti. The Engagement
Ring by L. Faero and the other similar canvases
that are shown are painted make or senti-
mental in decorative fashion and in this they
succeed There is much In the collection old and
nav +o serve the purpose Of the householder with
wall spaces fill.
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The next sale the American Art Galleries Will
dispose Of old paintings OF the English. Dutch
Italian French and Flemish schools belonging 10
MI T J. BiakesIee- The exhibition will open on
Saturday. and the pictures will be sold at Men
delssohn Hall on the evenings of April and TO-
The "one man" exhibition continues TO hour1sh
as the season draws to close. At the knoedler
galleries there are three Of them to be seen One
is made UP of portraits of the Chief Justices of
the United States Supreme Court, by Mr.. Albert
RosenthaI; is composed Of portraits Of me
British Ambassador TO the United States, the late
Sir Henry Irving and other nota bilites. by an
English artist Mr. Ernest Moore; the third Is
given TO statuettes busts and medalions hy NJ
Pierre Feitu At the galleries of F'ishel. Adler &
Schwartz there are portraits of the italian Am
tassador to the United States and his wife Prince
del Drago and others. by Signor Piero Tozzi, and
AZ the purand- Ruei gallery there is a collection
Of paintings by NJ Gustave Loiseau Eusen
Claenzer e. Co are showing some paintings by
Mr. Eduard J. Steichen. at the Powell gallery there
Is an exhibition OF landscapes and cattle pictures
h. Mr. G. G. Newell. and at the C1ausen galleries
Mr. 2 G. Hale brings forward examples Of his
work in hand wrought jewelry and enamels- Be
ginning on Thursday, the " Wonan's Art CIuD T'liI
hold al the BauerFolsom galleries its seventeenth
annual exhibition. Tomorrow afternoon and on
Thursday afternoon there will be loan exhlotion
Of miniatures and uedallions IN the ballroom CT
the Hotel Gotham.
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The WOODLAND CEMETERY.

u readily accessible Harlem Grand
tral station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and
carriage. Lots $3.50 up Telephcne 1855 GraEne-s,
Views % represer-actve-
Office. 20 East 22I St York City
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OBITUARY NOTES.

THE REV THOMAS NJ STANLEY. pastor OF
the Church Of the Assumgtan. At Wsstport. Cona.l
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-Washington- MarcH 81
Laws and the Rocky Mountain region An extensive
baroner,c depression the plains states, the cen
rraI Rocky Mountain and the western pIatea-
while strong area pressure and cold weather Is
advancing southeasward along the northeastern Rocky
Mountain slope
Rain has fallen quite generally and in the middle MIS-
siss,Dpi Valley and over northern plateau region
The rain area Mississippi and Ohio valleys
will doubtless overspread the middle and south Atlantic
states and possibly southern New England BY
Tu-.say night There will be rain In the lake
gfon the Ohio middle Mississippi valleys and the
in and clearing much colder weather N
rbe lower Missouri upper Mississippi valleys
rnds New England Coast wlll be fresh
and variable southeast middle Atlantic Coast
|-ast soIrb- fresh northeast,
coming south. Gulf Coast fresh south
steamers departing Tuesday for European ports Will
have light west winds and fair weather tne
Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Localities-Fo- New England.
,air to-day; increasing eoudiness. probably
rain and warmer; variable winds becoming fresh south
rain by night; Wednesday increasing south winds.
New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Delaware and
Maryland to day and probably "Wednesday Incres
irE winds
For Virginia and Western Pennsylvanla rain to-
day probably Wednesday
For western York. increasing coudiness today
rain by night Wednesday rain and colder
Local Official Record-The following Official record
from, IN. Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
t.r1perature twentyfour hours IN eonpar
son with corresponding date OF last year;
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rAIKINS-At Dover \. !. March 30 1905 Darius
= CaIkins In year q his age Funefal ser
VICES al the residence OF his niece. Mrs III, c Ha-
vens No. rs Prospect Dover. n. j.. THURSDAY.
AsxA = q IN
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and TET-v EEEIIsT viii charged copy
postage II addition the rarr=+ above
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
Domestic Rates.

BY EARLT MAIL TRAIN
For points United Mexico (outs.de
BO-ough= of Manhattan sr6 The Brorx} Also
Cuba Porto Rt-o Hawaii an TIE Philippines without
expense for foreign postage