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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
FIGHT Sly OF NAVY
Sailors Life DisiaStefuI to
German Princes.

downright. ralo by thr brentwood Con,psir.A
Prince Joschia NJ Prussia. the youngest
sor ~ the German Emperor Who is now
nineteen wears old. having outcroU.n the
dshcac, ~ his youth is 20 cutcr The naR,-
carly neat month and devote himself
lenceforth 20 = maritime career That he
should have DELAYED ~oing 40 sea untn his
.,ineteenth year, instead OF Joining a SCHOOL
shin or entering q naval aoadcmv ~ the
az ~ fourteen H. due not only O. IFS former
couciuon ~ health. bui also go the new
regulations luauguratod by the Emperor.
EccordinE 10 which Young men are no
IouEer % he accepted as prohatio ncrs for
commissions in the navy until ihev have
completed their high school education and
received their diplomas OF graduation. This
rrle has been instituted owing 10 Tie fact
thai nowadays . much higher degree q
esroral instruction IS required on Tie pant
- naval officers Than formerly. NouuE
r-vu csn obtain more Of ihis general in-
s'sucdcr 20 the so-oslled eymnasiums and
h,er schools than al naval colleEe-. and II
8 hc.d that they should know quite as
r,gcb a. the ordinary wei educated civil
fsrs before taking up the special branches
q study q edcd for the navy.
Prince Joachim Is 20 Join the naval
sHoo,sriu Heriha. which has about nifty
rs>s. cadets on board, and which has
more than once hcen seen IN American
waters II Is ile sohoolship on which
Prince Joschims elder brother. Prince
Ads'aerr. served
Nov that the Kuiser's brother. Prince
Henri las been placed on the retired list
WIZ THE rank Of grand admiral, Those two
sor- ~ 1i--namsly, Adslhert and Joachim
Viii DO The only Prussisu princes in tho
Gr-msn navy. For. although Prince
Tsry.s TWO sons, Prince Waldcmsr and
Prince S,Eismond hold honorary commits
SONS ~ lieutenant n the navy their
Father docs M. wish them actually 10 loiu
tie service Madonna The elder Of the
Two princes who has just celebrated his
tvenry-hr~t Birthday. being % an iutent>
go purposes On invalid and just al The
present moment The inmate 81 a Sanatorium
rec Dresden.
Emperor William deserves P great oeal
/, credit for thus putting has boys m the
rstr sud Thereby endeavorins 90 populsrize
-s service for ~ al the twusCore reign
te houses ~ tho sovereign states cons1i-
tarrr the German Empire thero are mot
more than three or four that have any
representative fin The commissioned ranks Of
a. Tegron Tee- Indeed, snout the only
60 '- fhst Young Prince Reu~s VINO Two
,-ar~ aeo ives seized with such sudden i'-
re-s % Havana as 1o n~cessitste an inn
ref.ate orer1riou. his mother, p Duchess 81
Nees' enturg -Sclveriu Hy birth. crossing
n. Atlantic 70 l-.r- him home There vss
s'-o Duke Frederick William ~ Meek
lsn--rs -Schverir who lost his life through
D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
HAMMERSTEIN's GUARANTEE.
Says He Will Abandon Philadelphia
Opera Unless He Gets II.

Philadelphia. March Oscar Hammer
stein was called before the curtain az tins
end Of the second act OF Samson and De-
hlah' last night and made a characteristics
speech, in which he declared that. unless
he has a guarantee. he will not be able To
produce grand opera in this city next sea-
son
said thar he had not the money back OF
him to enable him TO continue the perform
ances at the tremendous loss that he has
sustained this season. lie praised z. T.
StotesbuTy, Who has made up the deficiency
this year. and said that ha hoped the nee
essary guarantee would be forthcoming be-
fore the time for next seasons opening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
W. :. SCRYMSEP.

Y T. Scrymser. Ct No. 2o6 Park Place
Brooklyn. va7 found dead in bed at the
South side Hotel Bsyshore. Long Island.
YESTERDAY morning. Ills death S. ascribel
t. heart disease lie was superintendent
of Tho standard oil works a Creenpoint.
Mr.. Scrymsor had summer home a.
PaysboTe- he and his sister and brother
ip-Iaw. T. NJ OrWiztre. OF New York went
to Bayshore Saturday "a remain over East
o.. but instead Of going 10 the ScryTnser
home they decided 90 stop at the hotel
When he retired Saturday usht Nh
Scrymser was apparently in good health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
EASTER DAY CONCERTS.

The choice of Easter Day for pension
fund concerts b. the Philharmonic ard
symphony societies proved 20 be unfortu-
nate The lure OF the sentimental purpose
was unavailing against the charm Of the
outdoor features ~ the dav, and though
NJ Mahler put forth a concert Of great
variety and interest. which enlisted carl
JON Of the Metropolitan opera House
Miss Edna s'Hovalter. soprauo Miss Janet
spencer. contralto. Theodore STierIuS. rio-
lin. and tie Mcdowell chorus. besides the
superb orchestra IN music BY Wagner.
Beethoven and List and NJ. Walter Dam
r5sch tempted with Nine. $ordica and
humorous diversion. the multitude pre-
forred the spectacle offered 10y the avenues
aud rhe invitations extended bv the wealth
ct The audiences at Carnegie Hall and
The New Theatre NeTe small. though their
enjoyment was not Mr.. DsWroFrhs ~
pertinent Of devotins tie latter half OF his
programme 20 music of an amusing char
acter would have seemed more daring had
he not on previous occasion cor more
than onoi taken leave OF lis patrons with
TLSyIu's Farewell" uphouy Yesterday
he bToadened the scheme los PLAYING No
zarts musical joke known in Germany -
TIE Village Musicians" tine familiar or
Chesral -aristi0uz ON tH1 German :oi'S
sorS "Nommt rim EoEei sefogaE.' I'M which
the STYLES OF Bacl. Haydn. strauss do
hauut. Verdi G0uuod and Wagner ar
19rodied, two pieces Or the NienUc-A dance
king and fIaydu's "Childre1's Symptom.
THO fan was Ieer'- enjoyed. though for the
iIIirious there was fr in rte ointment
due to tHe TACT that there VAS .uuor COZ
% Iiudl also in the serious portion ~ tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
WHAT is GoING on TODAY.

free ADMISSION 70 zine American Museum Of
Ne,.al ~ mo church r--.--.r.I club.
u..es~e" h"us'. >e go -7f-.. t'e street.
Luncheon ~ ,ae rr-um- 10 rono- o, sly
E~o'sf 80 SHaehleton. lawyers club.
Nl..o.as ps-monieos. -teninE
Fef- d-tFla'tsn rr tHs Jeref' - che Nsv
N0ra hss1. a'toH t,r tAe Blind Hotel
Nstrr. evening
Barn dance under 'H- auspices ~ '"m1sa. X.
rnr knights - columbus a. the 1-'r1r1..
Lexington avenue and -b-I street e.tE-
Me,r#ug ~ the Ner Yors yultersaus, club.
~ D,1is Hotel -. p
MeerDg 80 Ne american @'osrsph.cal so
,.siE ESQ., 80 West s3th street, : go D. IN
Free Iertle.s oft -F. Board - Education. :
I'M ~,g-e.aaur IiIgh school lG.r
street.. rt1E Firsf avenue. EDWARD Grr, z.
rH. >o.H.-sl. Nlss Margaret Audrrton.
Iaalc school . fls, stteet ana Eag~-
,umil- a..uue. Life Notorious Master-
ms rf, Environment Benjamin g. tir.,u-
barg PulHc ,a"1i 90. lS6ih street ard 81
Nt.uoIas 4N-aue, -NatoaaAty ln Ausie."
Edmund setslu. Public Selool o. 80. %
W.sr .tfH street. "ilofnsu Ar aHd It's I--
rr.I-s" .uStHr ~cuotn- Public school e..
He-trr a44 Ess,s streets Alaska aud
HFrs.- Dr Wills Fletcher JoAnsoa.
Fr.r..., ross I'gbi., SeAno, l5s Az
5... A auI TsIu street a Moons business.
A.. William a. Rolsers Public school iso.
-. rt.uersr Mi4s Jaaull- a.. Minor.
n-.rf. school 49, lusth street. near An
..--ssm avenue. scot aud scotland. d.
1870 craig. pubIt school lNN. les o.
90 49,, tgolstoI strrcfs. Prom mime 10
s,i Nsruas &" lhiseas lnstiui. Iiail
.t> East 1903 o. street. 'NEt ulbr. Z
~ ~ meg Prank stephens. IuHilr
itt-.-, So H. Feet 'din street. "lali-
l. g. HaIItn. -. Luke =
'tfu5ern and Grove str'efs. Around
sp, Ham 20 Hawai- Mics Edna =
r.l ,,r-,.bts avenue. "Co.thr. Professor
.rtrrlan hhg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
ACTORS GIVE PLAY AT SEA.
Novel Performance Witnessed by Pas
sengers on White Star Liner.

John q. SHINE. an arioT-Wanager OF Lon
do1. uio. with has comraus Of ibre. uIay-
sTs arrived here Yesterday on the White
StsI liner Laurouue. presented ope-sct
plan - ses ou Wednesdav FOR tls benefit
~ TIE ridor end orphans ~ ee.meu.
The s,eHr which wa laid 800 r. Cat n.
Pi0omshu-- was arrange before tre main
stairway ~ t.s promenade Icgs The
sfe7 ards 40 ? mail stage FOR the PLAYER
and nc eie. f,i4n pro .ded foo'uEht Tire
ship sif.7f orchee'rs with enc rehsa.-
ca, pa. - fna incidental music vithcut d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
FRANCIS P. CARAVAN ENGAGED.
Former Assistant District Attorney to
Wed A. N. Brady 8 Daughter.

Albany. March 21-SIr and Mrs An
thouy y. Bradv announced TODAY toe en-
gasement of their Youngest daughter. Ma
bel, 10 Francis +. Caravan. who was District
Attorney Jerome's first assistant in New
York BE is "a Yale man. a member OF tive
Zeta Psi fraternity, and has been out OF
college about ten wears
Mr. Gsrvan had more % do with tn.
preparation Of The cases against Nan Pat
ters"n. Albert T. PatricN, Harry X. Thsw
and the second case against Roland 3. Mo-
lineuN than any other one man. he WA
also active I'm the Dodge Morse narria.se
and divorce tangle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28

iiaETi-- llpfl1dS L.
BlGLQw-Narch = charles ". sislo~. -
NliddietoUn. y services h Fuusral
NIondsy. .. 10.
BovNs AR chicago. Easter morning March ~.
1910 sarah J.. BowuT- widow - Ed'Vsrt =.
i.ucrefs .9sldois Thomas. iT the ,7fh 9ssr ~
her age. Services viii b held az The chapel N
Tu-sday afternoon. hour 70 he snnounced in
Brooklyn Eagle this afternoon.
DANIEL ON Faster Suudag. IN ais 7s,h ,sar.
View F.nzianf gofsar,-1ror- OF Music Su.ti1
and smith college. northampton. service pri-
papers piea=e COPY.
DE NNrA8Eo-Or March -. iaIe Ellen =.
Tx Is ser, a.. de Navarro aI ger residence 10 -
ITItson DykArs. OF New York Ctv Funeral
Monday March .. from -. Fa-ricks Csths-
FP4 5d,6 IS saas sa. MAJ Il .1 laa a.,i 81,
Eddy. VI. n. IN his s5th wear Funeral SER
Wees Tuesday. March 20 at Geneva.
Evans March - Dudley Evans. prssid.n:
W Va b his IA year. Notlcs Of funeral
service viii BE- given later.
TIET DS-At schooIsys Mountain. n y sun1s-.
Tie 2lth, John q Fields Funeral wsdnesdav.
Train Iesros Hoboken : Is m. 5srrtsIss a.
iiackettstown station waiting. Intsrrnsns
Greenwood Cemetery. BROOKLYN.
HARRIS March e. Thomas Lax H.--ts in HI.
<bf1 year. ar the residences Or hts son. Na, aSf
cs- 9lst f. Funeral services Tu.stay,
March -. a. II a M.
HNEWOOD-tt Stamford conn s.furs,r
March - 1910 Mary r. Harwocd Fun-rst
services viii 10 held az the residence. Of VIII
lam = Retts. Lindale 81 Stamford. Conn,
II'st1T. March -, al $50 =.
HEEEIck-On SUNDAY. March 81 Henry Y.
Herrick. ~ Southampton. Long Island
Funeral az his late residence on Tuszday
afternoon o'clock.
MEADOW E.Lt--NIarch -. 1910 =, Hahr4pAua
I'Virzton ave. IN the s1st year % his az.
Funeral. az Friends Meeting House. Rllfner.
trrd Place and East 18th St on Monday-
March %. a. { o'clock
MtiJNNN- March q. Iise beloved daurht..
~ Edward Alaignan Arrangements BY Frank
y. tampbel CThe Funeral church,. Vest
IAESTON -Narch 81. susan Marston Services
No. I'll West ed "a. Notice later.
REINE-sudceuly. on March Ct. william W.
P"rrine. ir. Funeral from his nareuts resi-.
Cencc. 70. 500 West End ave. on Tuestav.
March % az 12 - p n.
TIT'T' ELLA Jordan Clark futile an Nar-l
20. 1910. at the residence % her son Terrs.
IT. Tutlc, Nrdmore. Penn Ella IOrd.,
1iark, wife OF Nathaniel futile Tunerai
services from her late residence Rlithdsfs
'roton -on- Hudson. y Y. on "wednesday a.
p M Train leaves Grand central station
at 90 p. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.
OmcInI Rrcord and Fnrcra

Official Record and Forecast .-r' ASKING ton.
Mae - Tho disturbance that was central
os-- rrr Ntsgorri Valley -atlr.a- novel di-
ra.fl. rorth"erd and SUNDAY niE1t i's centre
WAS 1o-1 NJ Minn.sors. This dls;u--ance
caused showers 20 tHs Hppcr lake region. rhe
upper sIj-slssiPrt vale, ana rho u-r- asrr plains
states during mo iqsr t~sut, four -oIrs An
other d.s'rrpau,r is 10. elori1g 90 tte southern
plateau -osi0u. ana it Is causing rains iu cali
forsd ami Nevada ana unsettled weather IN
other regions ives; O.. the Rocky Mountains IN
districts other than t-C~a referred r. fhe veath~r
Mas lsir diving tho last tNeut. four h0ufs
Iea1r-rs .tr-s Rave fallen OF tire middle Atlantic
."tsi ana have ris'n ia ta# Ohio Valley and me
r. region. e's-Wher" change we're urimror-
ta-t Temperature readings are arovr Inc
normal over practically the entire cr.utrv
FHr indications are that TIE weather -ffr re-
Ts.iU generally fai. Monday ard Tu-siaE in the
states esrt 90 Tire Mississippi River aad in the
H'sr Gulf s.at'~ I0 The plains states and the
Mississippi NaHr. 'ai- weather Monday viii ~
followed Dos Increasing rl0udiues- ana local rains
IUr~rar. Rains ere probable iu The plateau ant
Rosy Mountain region Monday followed rs
lartI. cloudy aur cooler weather Tuesday in
these regions. Tho temperature Viii rise Mon
dsy IN lie middle Atlantic and Neu- Eusiant
state. and n uii h. r-nsfderahiy above tha
normal over t-c eastern half os tho countrv
during the next So oraI DAYS Cooler weather
rs indicated for te plains -istes Tre-day
fa moderate south 8ua spa,hn,sf. middle At
'suti- .--s' Ight % uodera south. south ~
iaEfl+ ans cast Gulf coast. light farishi.. Nc~r
FuIf coast. in'aei2-e south. Lake Michigan
mode af- est
Steamers dersl:tu- Ncrday Tor Furapean
winds Ni-F generally fair weather to the Grand
Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
ARNOLD DAILY IN THE PENALTY

ICY Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Scranton. Penn March 35.-Arno!d Daily
appeared here. under the direction OF Co
han & Harris. last night in The Penalty
a new play by Henry e. Colwell. dealing
with divorce. Others i'm the cast we're
HiIda Spong, Dorothy Rossmore. Kate Les
Ter Edna Baker. William Hawtrey, Camp
bell Gollan. Scott Cooper, Charles Latte
ana Charles REGAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28

Panama. to-day rendered a luncheon 20
Secretary Knox and other officials Of tns
State Department Minister Arossmena. OF
Panama and Minister CalvO. Of Costa
Rca. were among the guests.
Appropriate toasts were drunk and COM
pIimentary speeches were made by the Sea-
Rotary OF State and others. DIR. Porras will
leave I'm short time for Panama. and
thence for the Pan-American conferences
and the Argentine centenary at Buenos
Ayres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28

hitch. The eighty cabin passengers found
ample seating capacity on the stairway
This is the first time play Of this sort
has been given on board transatlant.'
liner. Charles Frohnlan planned recently
to produce .'The Climax on an eastward
trip 81 tire Mauritania. but his players
were too seasicl 10 appear. Mr.. Shine said
that ne and his company have never been
SeasiCk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
HERO OF CIVIL wAR DEAD.

Monticello. 81. Z. March cL- charles NJ
Everett member OF the i2ith New YORK
Regiment, known as the Fighting Orange
blossoms in the civil War. died here
last night lie lost both legs in the war.
was blind in one eve and aImos; completely
paralyZed. lie fought at ChauceuOrsviIIe.
where nearly all o. his regiment met death
and at Gettysburg and other notable bat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
LUNCHEON FOR MR.. KNOX.
Agreement IN Boundary Dispute Be.
tween Panama and Costa Rica Fe.ed.

Washington. March s1-As a. cNprcs-
sion. of The appreciarion OF the GOV eminent
on Panama for Tho good Office Or the Unlr-
ed states M obtaining an agreement b.
tween costa R'cs and Panama for the ser
tlement Of the boundary dispute betvee
tAoSe countries, Or. Beu5ario Forra5. OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
Or. CHAPMAN GOING TO WALES.

THO Re- Ir =. Wilbur chapman. tae
oyanreIs-. ard Charles N Alexander.
sIE,r. trrstLer vEfa their hand Of help
cas-. p.U sail ou "Wednesday Oh the I.ls.-
'afls for England. The mp Is IN ne nnl.-e
10 an Invitation from he people OF Wales.
,.i.i N i- planned -o cagTk rU six e-h
religion. CamHajsu ~ Cardiff. Dr. Chap
fH.u viii return 300 time q" atf'uc tie
g.. -hEItrIal Gcl,rai AsSe mhly. which is
d. 1e held an Atlantic CITY On Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
RALPH w. HICkoX.

cleveland, March 27-Word reached here
to-day az the death az Lyons, TraUce. 81
Ralph y. FIickoV. first riee-rresidcut of
the Hooking VALLEY Railroad. director ot
the Nickel Plate Railroad system and a
member of the boards Of many other large
Industrial and commercial concerns. AIr
IIickoN had been resident in France for
some time ON account of his health Death
was due 20 spcFIexv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
YOUNGEST c. S. A. GENERAL.

Noriolk. Va. March -5.-Genrral W. r.
Roberts, OF Gainesville. y e., who bore the
distinction OF being the youngest brisadier
general in the Confederate army. did here
to-day a. the result OF a fractured hip, sus-
tanned in fall at his home recently. Gen-
oral Roberts, who was 81 KY min wears old,
commanded a brigade In tine Southern army
when he was twenty-threc years c,I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
om.ia' o''er.sr-n' taken a, United s'a'es

iofai ofieiai Record. --rhe follow ms onicisi
record from me Weather Bureau shows TIE
change in tho temperature pr the last tventy-
date d - wear
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO THE EMPOWER

Do you want desirable help QUIcKLYr
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE bv CON
sultins the file of applications Of selected
aspiranIs for positions of various kinds
which has Just been installed at tina
Uptown Office OF
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
No. 1864 Broadway.
Between S6th and 37th Streets
Ohioe hours: a. m. 10 d. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
PROFESSOR }. RAYNoR EoMuNos.

Baltimore. March c7-Professo- J. Ray
nor Edmunds. of the observatory staff of
Harvard University. died from paralysis
last night a. the Johns Hopkins Hospital
The body viii be sent 20 Cambridge to-
m, rrCu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28

1879 est truts atIre Nlbtf risr. - degrees car
a-'' tut- I'7ssi. 90 aterage. a. average Tor
~ re- 'on1ins dare lft Fcsr a.. aFsrag- pr
cores ron1inr dat lt-f thiTtr-thrc= yeIFs 81
10 81 tore. at -fr and uarnrr tr-d4r ana
l-tsd1s. n-l- rate su4lh All s14tAn sst wind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
Art.

iIoN. arc YOU getting on asa nsosrarer
"Rapidly They non ALLOW IN. - draw
the crosses showing where IN. .rssrdv a.
CURED Cleveland Leader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28

David DufIlc Wood. although blind from
his third yca-, attained considerable note a.
musician. &c vas horn ia Pittshurs
When five years old he entered the Penn
sylvania Institute for the Blind. where he
remained thirteen years. graduating in 1856
He studied higher mathematics under James
g. Blaine sron ISL % ISL His first in
structOr N cr-an music was Wilhelm
Schnsbel. WIZ taught him in 1851 and 1885,.
Ills compositions dre chiefly church an
thcms and SONGS. RE was married twice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
NOT SO LUCKY

-,ss ,a,e shopping makes h'i trsd
ioN ~, sre dIsnr 80 . unih fhe doc
or toll her thst m, 'ie es!,5rs ass.,b y :.
-.I. thinR mat ND--4 .sA'0
-iEc .ston rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

f. readily accessible. h. Harlem train fror.
avenue trolleys and hv carriage lots sf5o m
Telephone t>5'' Creamery for Book OF Views
or representative.
Once. 20 East Esd st. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28

Ralph w Hlckox was born in Cleveland
in 1870 ard Vas graduated rom Harvard
i'm lS7! He engaged in manufacturing
until 1855, when nc retired from active
business Tle w4s "A member of tho Union
League, University and Metropolitan clubs
Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
DR.. WOOD, BLIND ORGANISE. DEAD.

Philadelphia. March =. p Or. David u.
Wood, the noted blind composer and mu-
stefan. vino was orsanist of the Protestant
Episcopal Church OF 81. stephen. died to-
dav from ro-pueumoria ~ his home
here DIT. wood was seventy-two years Old.
RE overtazed his strength, il il said. i'm pre-
pairing the Easter music 70, 81. Stephens
to-day. the forty-sixth anniversary of his
connection with the parish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
UNDERT 1kERs

FRANK q. CsNPBELL. 2ti-S ives, I'D =.
Tel. 1925 Chelsea
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roreca,; FOR Special LoraIitI... Fer western

penns. iyenis fair 20 day and TIesday. mod
crate south ana southwest winds
FOR Western Nes NorS. partly cloudy and
varIler tp Gay. TursIsy fair. moderate south
west winds
FOG Sew Eng aUd- Eastern New York aud
N'@ Jersey fair end warmer SEQ day and Tues
4ar- moderate stutu end southwest winds
.cr Eastern r"nns1 tauia. far end warmer
-. dag. Tues dar fair, moderate eoufh wirfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28
DIED

BiSlov Charles " Nsrv9o4 Mar 2
Downs. sarah l. Herrick Henry T
lauirl'. " iliam TT MscDovell. Thomas =.
he Navarro, Ellen = % Ma suan. Isse.
Eddy. Herbert NJ N4rsfon, susan
Ersu- Dudley. rerrine William y. =.
Fields John r futile. Ellen J. G.
Harris. Thomas L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-28

ON Faster Suudas. IN iis 18th sar.
View England Ccuserv7 tow or Music. Au=ti1
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