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New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
LONDON COMEDY FOR J. T. POWERS.
shuberts Get Rights to Havana" Now Run
ming at George Edwardes's Gaiety Theatre.

Announcement was made yesterday that James
T Powers would shortly be seen here in must
cal comedy called Havana" IT IS now running
at George Edwardess Gaiety Theatre London.
Mr. Powers has sent the Shuberts cable message
concerning the London production, as follows;
Saw Havana" last night, and beg that you Will
complete negotiations at once and permit me TO
appear as star I believe II even better suited
for New York than London Music by Leslie stu
art beats "FToradora." and book surpr1singly
American Prefer that to THE Paradise or MO
manned" for my own purpose, and think can
do better in II.
No sooner was the news received than the Messrs-
Shubert signed the contract, which had already
been drawn up by Sanger & Jordan, the New YORK
representatives of George Edwardes
Havana" is q musical play IN three acts The
book is by George Grossmith, jr., and Graham Hill
with lyrics by Adrian Ross and music by Leslie
Stuart the composer of ''Fforadora" and The
Belle Of Mayfair" The piece also contains addi-
tional lyrics by George Arthurs.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
HALF DIME OF 1902 BRINGS s716
Higbest Price Ever Paid for Coin of That
Denomination.

An uncirculated half dime dated 1902 and said to
he the finest specimen in existence was sold yes
terday at the Wilson sale for "5-the highest
rrica ever paid for a coin Of that denomination.
Mr. Wilson il was said. paid S5u for 1t In 1884.
The bidding for the coin at the sale at the Col
lectors' Club No "a West 26th street was spirited.
the prize being finally knocked down to H. o.
Granberg, OF Oshkosh. Wis
Another record price was $3.50, for quarter dollar
dated 1927 One Of the Gobrecht type Of the United
States pattern dollar dated 1888, brought 1890 and
a similar coin. with Gobrechts name in GhO field,
sold for sl04 A Stella" or 81 piece. dated 1873.
brought s66 The highest price paid Tor United
States cent was ss1 for a coin dated 1893. The
bryers were entertained last night by the Amert-
can Numismatic Society. The nnal sale begins at
. .. w tegesxa
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
PROPOSAL OF MARRIAGE BY CABLE
German Lieutenant Weds Wealthy Young
American Woman in Chicago.

Chicago Oct 6.-A proposal the Atlantic
cable has eliminated In the marriage OF Miss
Adelaide Franz daughter Of the late z. d. Franz,
a St Louis millionaire merchant TO Lieutenant
Robert Zimmerman jr., OF the German navy az
the Church OF Our Savior. in Chicago. Five years
ago the young woman went Kiel Germany. to
study music and there met the lieutenant. She
returned 10 the United States two years ago
Two months ago a message flashed across the
cable.
''Win you marry me?' Il read.
Yes came the answer.
Lieutenant Zimmerman obtained a six weeks
leave OF absence and arrived here last week. The
wedding followed last night.
Lieutenant Zimmerman is son Of Robert Zim-
merman a millionaire director of the Vulcan Ship
building Company. of Stettn. Germany He has
been in the navy since boykood and In second
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
MAJOR w. II. THOMAS.

Louisville. Oct. G-Major W, IL Inol;I1S il,,1S.
- ,.aore one of the best known distillers OF
louisville died to-day. aged eighty-three me
Greater part of Major Thomas's life up TO the Oe-
ginning of the Civil War was spent IN "aSilins
ton At the outbreak Of hostiiiues ne t5
II,-o,-ta hts native state and Joined the Confed-
20 ar,o,, under General Robert E. Lee with Whom
he served two years. Later Major Thomas was was
transferred to the command of General SInl1H' anu
aftarzyard to the trans-Mississippi department. ~
hitch he remained until the close of the war III
60 - established himself dstiller IN LexinS-
ton. and year later came to Louisville where ne
had since lived. ,o . ,,,.
Major Thomas was married in 1S4s TO MISS
Catherine Humphrey. Of Washington VINO oleu L"
Louisville in 1906.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
NEW GERMAN THEATRE.
der Teufel. -

The devil speaks all languages and Is at home on
every stage He was very much at home last night
at the new German Theatre. at Madison avenue
and 18th street, where Mr. Eugen Burg superln-
tended a production Of Franz Molnars ubiquitous
play and himself took the role Of Molnars piausloie
and sophisticated tempter- Mr. Burg IS an acCor
of ripe attainments and his Devil artistfcalIy
admirable and convincing. 1t cannot be SAID thal
the rest Of the to his plane OF finished eN
ceIlence though Marguerite Korff. as Iolanthe tne
tempted wife, and Martha Spier, as Else, furnlsheo
satisfactory support The play is now so wen known
as to require special comment It's dramatic
vigor and sardonic humor ought to give II a pro-
nounced success the German as well as the
American stage
The
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
STAGE AFFAIRS
WALLACK's THEATRE.
MIR. DAILY Amuses in "His wife's Family"

Saturday night The Regeneration was Witt
drawn, and last night Mr.. DAILY appeared IN an
amusing comedy by George Egerton called MS
Wife's Family" the subject OF which suggesteu
nothing new. but was set forth in pleasing man
ner by Mr.. DAILY and his associates Mr. Daly I'M
personated a genteei Irishman Major PATRICK
sarsfeId a cheerful spendthrift. Sareaelds daush-
has married thrifty Engiishman, and Wheh
the curtain rises on the first act they are dis
covered trying to make ends meet" Suddenly
the entire Sarsheld family the major. his daugh-
ter his son and an old nurse. make their appear
ance. The nurse conveys the information that tfls
family wealth is exhausted and that they have come
to England to escape the annoyance OF their
creditors
The major is a highly amusing character VINO
respects his creditors, but never allows his DEBTS
to disturb his serenity In the end, after many
cheerful struggles against the Inconvenience OF q
slender purse, he hears that old friend mas IeII
him a few thousand pounds, which he Immediately
spends in purchasing presents for his servants MS
married daughter and his son-in-law Edward
Harrigan, who has not been seen mere lor
some time was Corporal O'CarroIL he was greeted
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
PLANNING BRIDGE ACROSS HUDSON.
New York and New Jersey Commissions VIII
Investigate Sites for Approaches.

conference between McDougall Hawkes. chair
Won of the New York Interstate Bridge Commits
sion and Colonel Anthony r. Kuser chairman OF
the New Jersey Interstate Bridge Commission. was
held Yesterday to make plans for an examination
of both shores of the North RiveE for bridge ap-
proaches -
,rbs two commissions Will meet Thursday at
tho home OF Mr. Hawkes., and. accompanied by a
corns Of engineers, will go as far as 1Slst street.
on the New York side, and then 90 down the New
Jersey side as far CommunipaW
Investigations made by the engineers OF lIe
,,,fssions show that a bridge across the Hud-
son near 1s1st street would be the most convenient
90 II would connect directly with the subway the
washington Bridge and the new state road being
buut between New York and Albany The cost or
a bridge there would be about one-tenth as much
ae al anv other point, they say.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
MARROW ESCAPE OF AERoNAUTs.


Pittsburg Oct. 6-Roy Knabenshue OF Toiedo'
and his nlachinst, George Duesler, had narrow
ascana from death here this morning while sailing
- rio citzy I'm his airshp. When directly over the
Frick Buuding about half mite high, something
went wrong with one of the cylinders of the ma
chine and il began about in a fashion most
alarming and but for the quick thinking OF ouesef
and o,,ick action both men would Aav: Deeh
,1la5 The rnachnst climbed out Of the bash ct and
Long until he could grasp broken wire. TO which
he cI,Ine with all his weight saving the machine
from any more somersaults. He held to II while
Knabenshue guided the crippled ship back 10
ScAenley Park.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
HEIR OF MANUEL coDoY. PRINCE OF THE

PEACE
With regard TO the Duke d'Alcudfa, concerning
whom I have received a couple OF letters OF III
ouirv nav state in reply that he IS the head OF
the Spanish branch of the Roman and Bolognese
rs--4ria7 family Of Ruspoli; family which has
contracted large number of matrimonial alilahces
with American women The Duke OF AIcuola 10
Don AdoIfo Ruspoli, and is indebted Tor MS oucai
title to his maternal grandfather ule Fs' uuhe "a
that Tx who is famous or Infamous IN hstory'
scco-5-,e, 10 the way in which people wish to re
r.rars il under tie more familiar title OF Frlnce
of the Peace.
Manuel Godoy. ft may be remembered piayeu q
~sry important role in Spain at the close oi the
eighteenth century the favorite oI queen Aouiso
n. s,.,, and through her obtained a complete
mastery oyer her weak minded husband Charles
" who raised him from the ranks OF 'he DOu'
guard from dignity to dignity, 10 the Post "
Prime Minister. In 1795 he received from lne fNs
ne title of Prince OF the Peace and large lahded
.s-s,a ~, the signature of the Treaty OF Basic
and was at the time invested Win tile uu
dom q AIcudia. q town in valencia "il4oii uuAe
dom carried with II granoezza- a geal 40
although IL was generally understood that ne hao
. ~ living in the person Of Dona Josefa Tudo,
ne married Dopa Maria Teresa de Bourbon d
daughter OF the Kings brother Luls Dy 4 Hoi
ganatic marriage. For the next Ie" years ne i9
us5ned Al the head of affairs in SPAN as q anu
admiral eeneraIissirno and Premier oFer"heilieU
v-,, r,,yo-s and estates By the King and Queen
and constantly engaged in iutrigues with the FaTl-
ous foreign powers. Finally, when ne was o4Sco'
.rsd - he nreparing for his flight with the KING
and c,,een to Mexico, he was seized at Arah1uez
hv = r,ob and was almost killed. but was rescued
hv the French and allowed TO leave the king
dom rFanceforth ne divided his time between
Rome and Paris, receiving a small pension rum
King Louis Philippe Of France, through the H,ei
veptjor Of whose son the late Due de hontpehsier
ne recovered In lsz7 his dukedom OF AIcuo4@ anu
many OF his estates. He died IN 1901. ana ha'iiis
10 son was succeeded in his honors. according 10
Spanish law by the eldest son Of his eldest oausil
ter The latter had married Don Camille Ruspo4i'
and would II she had survived her father nave
become Duchess Of Alcudia in her own right. Ihe
present duke is therefore the grandson or Mai4-ei
Godoy The Prince Of the Peace is an OLD man.
more than eighty years OF age and has by ms
marriage with the late Dona Rosalia Alvarez de
Toledo. Of the ducal House Of Medina-Sldon4a' Il
son who bears his fathers second title Of Duke
oe Sueca He too. Is married and has number Of
children, added which there are several nephe"s
md uieces offspring his younger brother. 50 that
there is 10 prospect OF the dukedom o. Alcudla
becoming extinct. OF course, the duke might ike
wise LAID claim TO his maternal grandfather :
tile of Prince of the Peace the only princes tile
st epsin seE,des that Of Prince Of the Astarias'
ks-zs ~ sAs hsss spQsEsat g ths tAEsaes kss
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
MEETING OF TAX ASSOCIATION.

Toronto, Oct 6-The International Tax Associa-
ton met here to-day for the first time under its
new name. Last year il was known as the Natonai
Association About hundred delegates were pres
ent Allan Ripley Foote, Commissioner OF the ONO
state Board of Commerce, presided. Lawson Purdy,
president of the Department of Taxes and Assess
rnents of New York City, is vice-president OF the
association Committees were appointed and Dr.
Jaroes H billiard of New Orleans. read paper on
,ra xatinn and the Public Welfare.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
RAILROAD ROBBERS GOT $asoooo.

St Petersburg, Oct. sit became known To-Day
that the proceeds Of the train robbery that oc-
c,1rred near Wilma eight days ago were very much
higher than was at first estimated The ROBBERS
cot away with little over $3SO.oD- OF this amount
s10O0 was in registered letters, mostly DahK
correspondence. Should there be another ROBBERY
tho railroad will be placed under martial law
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
MRS. RICHARD YATES.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

T8y Telegraph % IIIe AI.OUIV'I
,,,v,,ie III oct e-AIrs. Richard Yates,
,,o+rer of Ex-Governor Richard Yates and widow
Of Efchard Yates War Governor of Illinois, dled
this evening at the old homestead here ageu
e,eh+v-six wears She was born IN Lexington ny
the daughter Of William and Mary W. GeeIS' ~ o9 %
o 80 Jacksonville In 1880 and married Richard
Tr+oe in 1879 They had five children, two girls ana
hoy
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
TIE toNewoRTHs I'M PITrssuRe.

Etttslr1rg Oct. 6.-Congressman NICHOLAS Long
a+b crrtyed here to-day to speak at the Repubi-
can campaign opening tonight accompanied by
Mrs Longworth ,.,
committee Of prominent Pittsburg women. with
Mrs C. L. Magee chairman, was appointed iast
it,, 10 entertain the Presidents daughter while
here-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
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New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
CAPTAIN JAMES mitchell.

Cantain James Mitchell. father Of John Purroy
mitchell Commissioner of Accounts, who was
stricken with apoplexy on Monday afternoon when
about to register died several hours later at ms
home No. 442 West 1920 street Cap'alh Ni'cliei
a - - Nev,rv Ireland sixty-eight years ago
1,o,das ,,ie son he leaves his wife, who was MISS
Mary Purroy, daughter of ex-Fire Commissioner
n
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

Death notices appearing In The TRIBUNE VIII %
repubisbed in the Tri-weekly Tribune without s1tfs
charge
CharnberIin Grace smith. Emma
FlsfaS Psssyi Io0e5' f5:is sB1aEae EIlzasstn z IL
GatcheH. Alice Stephenson Eleanor
Hackstar. Margaret z. syules. Margaret a
siivey Anna j. van OrIsn. Henry De W.
Sinn6tt. Patfes.
cHANBEHL1N-Graes beloved vie ., BUR- ..7.siS cars.
On sunday evening 70 St Isagsa S. Bs90Sl5a Z, e51
veniencs OF family.
DEELEY-suddenIy sunday. oct29e- = a. staTnf9sa;
y. Y Robert Deeley. or NO ~ WesU -. -.
Funeral church. a41 West 2Sd 81 campbell BUM
friends respsetfaiy atsend also msn2s5s q
N NaniaPsan coS1nsrdery a. knights Tem5Ia-:
convenience OF family IS kindly requested that 10
flowers be sent
FITzGERALD-on Tuesday. october zoos Louis Eits-
Funeral services at his residence GaFT3Son & On ~ -
the $50 ,rsn from the Grand Central Depot % Tnel
IntsTment WoodlaWn.
GATCHEIL-O 8. 191s Alice Gatchen n The SIS
seS Bse6ssr es g rharsds9 october 5 at 1890
HACKsTAFF-suddenly. at E,asthaInDton. L T.. On
0e'9PeT . lgo9 saE ana 4aaE5tsr of eSe iats
Very Rev Eugene A Hoffman. D D Eunsrai & ser
on Thursday. October $. at ESQ a m IntermsHt az
Middletown, Conn
Thomas PincEney. New York Relatives and friends
attend funeral services
her residence 576 East 23c ST, Brooklyn on FL
day at 2-30
s1IvEY-On Monday October 5. Anna snvey. belovsd
Funeral services residence, No ll3f Dean
st. Brooklyn, Wednesday evening. Octhoer .. al
O'Clock.
srNN0TT-On sunday October Patrick sinnott. a
native OF County wexford Ireland Funeral rom his
late residence No. $50 Hicks Brooklyn Wsdnes-
day. October :. 23O O'Clock Internnsnt AZ Hoiy
Cross Cemetery
sNITH-At her residence Brooklyn. Monday Octo-
Der 5 Emma. wife OF FREEING H smith FCnsral pr-
sMITH-At Rosebrook Inn. Twin Mountain. n H. on
August 1908. Berryan Smith. daughter of the
smith. Work Funeral services az
her late residence, No 96 Park Place. Brooklyn. on
Thursday October s. at 1870 m Intsrnnent az New
Rochelle
sPRAGUE-On October s. 1903 Elizabeth F. Masuirk,
wife Of Jacob ". Sprasue. IN her fol year Funeral
services at Ter residence No. 253 Madison St
BROOKLYN, Thursday evening. October s at O'Clock
private OIL City PENN papers please copy
sTEPHENsON-On sunday. Oetobsr = 1908, Eleanor,
infant daughter William Wilson and Alice Afford
Stephenson Funeral private
sYSIEs-on October Margarst A symez. ths rssi
Pulaski st, Brooklyn Funeral services Wednesday
p
VAN CLEAF-suddenIy on Sunday. October 4 Mrs Isa-
bella Van CTeaf widow OF s A V. Van Ceat
private from her residence No 20
West 49th Wednesday evening. O'Clock MataTan
IN. j. papers please copy
VAN ORDEN-At his home. in Catskiu y. Y.
October 8. Henry De Witt Van Orden. N the S5th
year OF his Notice OF funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
MISS LOUISE B. ELKINs INJURED.
Thrown by Horse While Gross Country Rid
ing with Her Father.
ro,oa-.,h % Tba TrIhun.

IeIegTapn
Philadelphia, Oct. 6.-Miss Louise B. Elkins,
daughter of Mr and Ms. George W. Elkins, Of
Cbelten House Elkins Park. was badly injured
to-day while 'cross-country riding with her father
to Valley Forge. Her mount, new hunter. be-
came restive. and when the riders were far from
home it shied suddenly, unseating the rider
The accident just at this time proves most un-
fortunate as Mr.. and Mrs Elkins have made
elaborate preparations for entertaining during the
winter in honor of their daughter Louise. who
will be one of the debutantes of this year
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
GERMANS HONORED.
Herman Ridder and Others Make
Addresses IN Philadel phid.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 6-The entire morning Of to-
davis celebration of Founders Week was devoted
to the German American citizens VINO paid homage
to the memory Of the first immigrant from Ger
rnanv TO American shores This part of the cele
bration had its centre in Germantown, where there
was a parade many miles long. and where the
cornerstone of the monument to be erected in
honor of Francis Daniel Pastorius IN Vernon Park
was unveiled with appropriate ceremony President
Roosevelt sent felicitations the German Embassy
at washington was represented by an attache Gov
ernor Stuart paid Pennsylvanias tribute and Mayor
Reyburn spoke in eulOgy OF the German residents
of the cItv Prominent German-American residents
Of all parts Of the country attended the celebration
The feature Of the afternoon a parade down
Broad street of the police fremen and letter car
riers of the city the state cOnstabulary and volun-
teer fire companies from many of the neiShborinS
towns and villages The Volunteer Firemen's As
socfa+ion exhibited on floats an engine used by
Union Fire Company in f4S. An old hand engine
bult In 1890 for the Pennsylvania Fire Company
also was displayed well as hose carriage of
the Neptune Hose Company. which was a prize
winner at the Worlds Fair in New York In 1851
During the time the policemen were on parade
the entire 1st Brigade Of the Pennsylvania Ma
tionaI Guard guarded the city. and assisted In
guarding the lines along Broad street They were
specially sworn In for the occasion.
The German day celebration closed tonight at
The Academy of Music with special exercises.
Professor Adolph Spaeth. of this city. delivered the
German Grafton, and the English oration was made
by Herman Ridder, OF New York
Mr. Ridder said. in part:
The German Interpretation OF government Is
rectIy from the viii % the people, but that each
Individual citizen possesses a. inborn right which
the state mus protect, but which 1t does not
ate and for which he is ready 10 fight against the
world In other words, the citizen is the protector
Of the state, instead Of its protege, and to this
theory may be traced the attitude taken by the
German American citizens upon all questions OF
persOnal liberty, also their Independence in poll
tics.
which together with straightforwardness in all
dealings and Industrious habits and cOnteutment.
has enabled the German element To participate to
very large degree in the material and cultural
DEVELOPMENT of this greatest Republic of the world,
and in shaping it's destinies from the time OF their
Atst settlement up to the present day.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
.uAnn ENROLMENT NEARLY 500

cambridge. Mass. oct 6-Registration figures foP
tsrard University were issued to-day, showing 10
tn grand total increase of nearly one hunere!s :
,,iats over last year. the figures for all the
- toi,g sn2 as compared with 1906 in 1907
IT. r,.etsfration of students. not including the
..,,,er school was 372s, compared with s.742 IN
,.,- The freshmen class numbers eleven iess than
last yeas.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

in command OF the battleshfp Hanover The nrsds
and bridegroom left Chicago today for New
York City They will sail for Germany on Octone-
IL on the Deutschland and win make their hons
In kiel.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
CASTRO SERIOUSLY ILL.
Vice-President of Venezuela Nay
Tnke Reins-SituatiOn an Holland.

WiIlernstad Curacao, Oct. 6.-It is reported here
from Venezuela that President Castro is seriously
i'll and that the government OF Venezuela probably
viii soon have to be turned the Vice-Presi-
dent of that republic.
The illness of President Castro was confirmed
later in the day by passengers from Caracas who
declared him to be suffering from an affection or
the liver and kidneys His physicians have not
been able to agree whether to perform operation
or not
The Hague Oct 6.-The Netherlands government
was to-day informed by the Governor OF CURACAO
that the second Netherlands note had been pre-
sented to Jose de Jesus Paul the Venezuelan MIN
lister of Foreign Affairs. The Governor adds that
he has received official advices from Caracas, dated
Septeuber e6 confirming reports to President
Castro's health.
1t is probable that the Netherlands government
will postpone any definite decision in this matter
until after the Presidential election in the United
States as ii wishes to work in harmony with the
United States 1t is Of opinion that this AFFAIR
Will receive more attention at Washington after
national politics is out of the way
Should Holland decide blockade Venezuela. the
blockade will be directed especially against La
Guavra Puerto Cabello and Marscaibo. The gov
ernn,ent has discussed the possibility of Castro's
Selling Curacao but former Minister de Reno de-
cares that would be impracticable the Venezuelan
troops being only adapted for guerilla warfare
day in an authoritative quarter that Hollands de-
r,ands ON Venezuela are such that they settle
the differences between them peaceably. CURACAO
commercial interests and relations with Venezuela
however must be restored. otherwise the island
cannot live Venezuela will have ample time to
withdraw the DEGREES which virtually have wiped
ont the commerce of CURACAO.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
MRS. wINTHROPs DAUGHTER BECOMES
AMBASSADRESS.

American born ambassadresses Of foreign powers
have Just received another accession to their num-
bers through the promotion of J. Herman Van Roi-
jen by Queen Wilhernina to be her Minister Pleni-
potentary at Toxic Van Roijen, while stationed
at Washington secretary OF legation ana as
charge d'afares, married Miss Aibertna Winthrop,
daughter of Mrs. Robert Winthrop. OF New York,
ana sister of Robert Dudley Winthrop. The best
man his wedding his chief the Dutch envoy,
Jonkheer Swinderen, himself married to Miss
Elizabeth Glover, of Washington and who has now
for nearly past been intrusted with the port
folio of Minister of Foreign Affairs at The Hague
The Van Roijens who have recently been stationed
in London, connected with the Netherlands Legation
to the Court of st. Jamess, will make the trip TO
Japan by way of the United States in order to be
visit their relatives and friends in this coun-
try before taking up their residence at Toxic.
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
WoRcEsTER's GIFT TO WORCESTER
English City Will Present Two Sets Of Old
Armor to Namesake Here.

y1-orcaeter England Oct. 5.-Ihe WorcesteF
l-it,y Council has voted present the city OF
1.-oro.eter Mass with two sets of armor, relics
of the battle of Worcester
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
UNDERTAKEEs

FRANK E CAMPBELL. 241-s West zsd 81 Chs7sIA.
Private and public Rrabulances- Tel 1924 Chslssa
Rev. stephen Merritt. the vorid-Vids-s1ovn unfsr-
Only place OF business sth Ave- and 18Th
81 Largest IN the world Tel I24 and 12s Chslasa
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
CEMETERIES.
THE woopLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily By Grand Cen
Station Webster and jerome avenue troeys and y
carriage Lots Tslephons 4s5S GrsEnszcy for
Book OF Views representative.
Oscs. 20 East 23d St CITY.