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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-04
ALFRED TlLLY.

Alfred lilly. for many years proinliie''N
in the Brooklyn Sunday School Union ana
on many occasions chief marshal OF the
Anniversary Day parade, dieo YESTERDAY
morning at St Johns Hospital Last tri-
day he fell from a ladder on which he
was standing painting the front OF MS
store. No. 1895 Atlantic Avenue. He re-
ceived a fracture of the skull. and never
recovered consciousness.
Mr. Tilly was born in London in $50
He came to America forty years ago IN
1874 he opened the decorating establish
ment in Atlantic avenue, which has been
run of late under the name of Alfred Ttliy
&, Son. His home was at No. 81 Kingston
avenue He is survived by his wife, four
sons and two daughters.
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DIED..


coTT-sanluei Bacon Co.'s. ,ezr-y be,o. e. ha.-
Funeral services a lis .d,s issld~'i'e -
wood. Y J.. On FTtda< %,a-rh :. y 80
please copy
DICKsON-Died a; Ter se-i.elcv- = ni.@e-.-
of the Re-. cyrus Dickson. y. D.
ELLIOTT-On Thu-sGsy- March 3. 1910 sttsr
brief illness. john oeolEf u uxS12 1888, :. a
y y beloved husband ci Aline DcSeTson
E-IIio-f Funsrs! service az - bartholomew
Church, 44th = and Madison a = Oh 80,
papers please copy
LEvIsON-On wednesday. Msrch = 1919.
Elizabeth Reynolds GCold. widow OF ~
late Criah Levisoa IN The s'th year o. 1o-
dencH No. 14S5 Pacific st. Brooklyn on
Friday, March j. al : ? H.
LIVINGSTON J. at Hotel seville. NeS
York julius l. Livingston. dearly e s.ovei
husband OF Carrie Way Livingston Fu1era.
services az his late residence. No. Esse
noon O'Clock. Msrca 4 on arriva; OK :
o'clock train from New York on t~ILrSI n, =
vate. 81. Louis. Pittsburg and Philadsiphia
papers please copy
MATIER-On Wednesday. March ? 1919. May
\ Matter widow Of John Matter tu1erb
service at her at f@si9N ,, .-,-.s a. a
derbHt ave BrooElya: FriaaY y N
Greenwood CemeterE-
MCULLOU--On March :. 1910. Mar McCul-
low al har residence No 3Tf Sd st. Brook
lyr Funeral will he held SATURDAY., az
d II InterTne1t calvary Cemetery t<e4a-
tives and friends are invited 70 attend.
OAKESAt Glen Ridge. y. 7. March 2 1910.
John. husband % the late Ann z Cakes n
the CPD year OF his age Funeral services from
bis late home. No 70 Lincoln st. on SATURDAY:
March >. $50 O'Clock Relatives ard
friends are kindly invited 20 attend inter
naent in bloomfield Cemetery
REED-Suddenly- Wednesday evening March
= 1910. sarah Frances Ciriren- wife OF James
n Reed in the 64th year OF her age Funeral
from her late residence. Psekskill. y. Y. On
Saturday afternoon the 9th Inst. at O'Clock
REETE-At Sarsnac Lake. y. Z. on March
I. 1910. Katharine Kennedy Reeve, daughter
OF James B and Kate B Reeve Funevat
services At her late residence. No. SSi
AdeIpEf Brooklyn. Friday evening.
March T. 1910. : O'Clock
SHAW-At Jamaica. y. 7. Wednesday. March
= 1910 Mrs. LYDIA A. widow % William
shaw. Funeral Friday. March 4. at 10
a
TIII.Y-On THURSDAY. March :. 1910. at ST
Johns Hospital. Alfred lilly. residing at
No. 81 Kingston ave. BROOKLYN
TODO-E.1tered into rest. THURSDAY noon. March
3 1910 Wilbur Todd. OF Golden Bridge, " I
Funeral services from his late residence, near
Herman chapel. sunday. March ., 1910 ar y
O'Clock Carriages Will Ds IN waiting a.
Golden Bridge y Z arrival OF express
train leaving Grand Central Depot at 9;S*
4
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THE WEATHER REPORT.


Official Record and forecast-Washjnst
March 3-At the Mount Weather observa tory
on THURSDAY the meteorograph attached 10 the
kite at an elevation OF l5.@Go feet recorded a
tarr,ra-atDre Of Is degrees above zero and north
west wind: at the observatory the temperature
VAS 30 degrees and the wind northwest Far
weather was general during the last twenty-four
l,o,rs f., all uarts OF the country except Florida
The Northern Rocky Mountain region. Washing
ron and Orcgou where there were rains. High
rer,narat!ITe continues throughout al parts Of
me country and the readings are decidedly
above normal in the Mississippi Valley. the
TIafrs states and the Rocky Mountain and
IiatraU regions No well defined storm area Is
cbartad over any part of the country.
ftafr weather and temperature above the nor
mai yilI continue throughout the country during
~ next forty-eight hours. except That tleT" VIII
he local rains in the extreme Northwest and in
south Florida Friday. There are no indications
nf a change TO colder weather OYER the east halt
Of the country during the next seveT"l DAYS
Tn winds along the New England coast viii
be light west: Middle Atlantic coast ana south
Atlantic coast light variable; " est Gull coast
iight SOUTH ANA Lake Michigan. light variable
Steamers departing Friday Tor european ports
,--ll have light moderate. variable Wii.ds anu
fa;- weather TO the Gr2ud Banks
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EXPECTED $500; GETS ONLY S..
stenographer Mistake Causes Bible
Society a Disappointment.

Through a stenographer's mistake the
American Bible Society Is $i9J poorer than
4 expected TO be. a letter from man III
ohio. presumably offering 500 toward the
completion Of the 10000" endowment 1uho
being raised elected warm Ietler OF
-,a,7I.s from, me officers Of the society a
do or TWO ago. But expectations were
shattered Yesterday when a return letter
ron, The Ohio man said he meant s. and
mat his ssteaographer had mistakenly
added two cIphers-
We have $3.50 more 10 raise TO meet
Mrs. Sage-s endowment requirement. said
one OF tie officers. so You can see 10"
much that stenosrapher's mistake was
worth to oar expectations.
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GIVES DINNER FOR FIaNCEE.

William II. NcKievc-. one OF the officers
OF the Catholic club and leading ne
chan!cal engineer. gave - dinner last night
ct the Manhattan Hotel. The dinner was
il honor Of Miss Marie Il. Ourrier. who
is t. become Mrs McKiever next June
Among the tairJy-niae guests were J. T
Ryan. son ~ Thomas F. Ryan: Frank G.
York. former Deputy Police Commissioned.
AID Mrs. York: d.. and Mrs William Pas
oUaie. Asscnoiyman James A. Foley Al
oioLO FTaEsioIo and Miss Finan Goshens
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DARTMOUTH WINS DEBATE.

Hanover. " H.. March 3.-DartrOuth to-
night won the fifth annual triangular de-
bate with Brown and Williams. defeating
Brown here and Williams a. WilliamstowD-
Williams was also defeated By Brown at
Providence Each team supported at hons
the affirmative Of the question. Resolved
That throughout The United States Droosr
suffrage equal 70 that nov accorded 20 men
should be granted 10 women.
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COLONY CLUB AIDS PARIS.

The Colony club Of New York has sen:
5000 To Paris in aid Of the sufferers from
tho recent foods. The club is 81 No. 10
Madison avenue, and among the members
are: Mrs. J. Borden Hartman, president
Mrs Richard irwin. Mrs Francis Higgin-
son Cabot, secretary: Mrs. Walter Dam
rosc Miss Anne Morgan. Mrs. Ecerton
J. Winthrop ir.. Miss Elizabeth Marbury
Miss Dorothy Z. Whitney. Mrs Harry
Payne Whitney, Mrs. q. H = Belmont
Mrs. Ogden GoeIet and Mrs. Henry o.
HaVeueyer.
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GARDEN THEATRE.
Ben Greet Presents The Merchant
of Venice

Ben Greet presented his company in
THE Merchant OF Venice" last night at
the Garden Theatre The efforts % the
players We're received with considerable
applause. The play vii! be repeated to-
night and tomorrow afternoon and even
ing This afternoon 3Ir. Greet viii give
his third Friday matinee OF 'Everyman-
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FRITZ SCHEFF I'LL.
Singer Quits Company. and
Comes Here.

Miss FRITZ Scheff. wife OF John Fox, jr-.
the novelist who has been singing in the
Prima Donna" in Detroit, is at the Hotel
Plaza suffering from a nervous breakdown
She was taken i'll on the stage on TUESDAY
night. and decided TO come here When size
failed to feel better.
DR.. Fritz Schwyzer. who is attending the
singer said last night that with proper
rest Miss Scheff would recO-er quickly ard
might even be able to return TO the COM
pany in a week. He added that her con-
ditior was not at all serious.
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THAW CASE APPEAL MARCH II

Albany. March 8. - Attorney General
O'Mailey received notice to-day that the
Appellate Division. "a Department, had set
March Il as tho date for the argument on
the states appeal from the decision OF
supreme Court Justice Tompkins. appoint
i'm, p referee 10 take testimony on the ap-
,lica+ion to show cause why Harry X
Thaw should not be transferred from the
Nattcawan State Hospital Tor Insane Grim
;,ols 70 another institution. Charles
lIorscharser appears for Thaw in this pro-
ceeding.
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CAPTAIN DoLLARD'S FUNERAL.

The funeral Of Samuel II. Doard cap
tain for many years OF clipper ships, who
died Of pneumonia on Wednesday, will be
held at his home. No. 19t Prospect Pace,
Brooklyn, at O'Clock this evening.
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BROWN TO GET LAMONT BOOKS.
TWO Glasses Expected to Make Gift to
University.
e Telegraph 20 The Tribune

Providence. March 3.-Arrangements have
reen nearly completed. according TO an
nouncement by President Faunce, for the
presantatior 10 Brown University OF the
Hbrar, collected ny the late Hammond
Lamont. Of New York
The Iibrarv consists OF about forty-seven
hundred volumes. and is said to be one of
the best OF its kind being devoted particu-
Iarlv TO the study OF English composition,
rhetoric and literature. II is TO be purchased
chiefly by two Of the classes which We're
in Brown while Or. Larlone was on the
faculty. each giving $1o60. The collection
will ne presented for use III the English
department.
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SOUTHERN SOCIETY OFFICERS

William q. NcAdoo was elected presi-
dent OF the New York Southern Society at
a meeting at the Waldorf last night His
associates are Walter L. McCorkle. vice
president; William ID. Buckner. treas
urer: Stuart u. Gibboney, secretary. and
the Rev. DIR. Frank Page. chaplain. The
executive committee consists of eX-Judge
Joseph I. DAILY. Henderson NJ. Somervile.
5. +. RsTtTou and John 4. Breckenridge.
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OBITUARY..
DAVID S. BABCOCk.

paviG s. Babcock son of the late paNiu
5. Babcock. for many years an Official OF
the Fall River Line and prominent IN mari
time affairs in this city. died Yesterday
in Bloomngdale Asylum at White f!alhs'
where he had been confined for SIX wears
He was 81 years old. NJ. BabcocK was
the brother OF Mrs. William Reynolds
Brown. president Of the board OF managers
Of .he White Plains Hospital. who is now
In bermuda The funeral viii be held al
Grace Episcnnal Church. White Pans
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SPECIAL NOTICES
In LIE EMPIOIFR.

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SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE BE- con-
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osALoiA's SON GOES TO PANAMA

Or Generoso Ohaldia. son or the late
President Of Panama. sailed for Colon yes
terday on the steamship Zacapa- DR..
Ohaldia vas OF his way from Londcn 10
p 70 The bedside OF his father. who
Was I'll when the young man left South
ampton Shorty before his arrival here
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w. J. BRYAN AT MoNTEvlDEo.

Euenos Ayres. March 3.-Pres.dent Alcorta
TODAY received William Jennings Bryan.
who was presented by Charles y. Sheriff..
tie American Minister. Mr.. Bryan gaye a
reception this evening. after which he left
Tor Montevideo.
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CEMETERIES
THE wooDLawN CEMETERY

e readily accessible by Harlem train from
Grand central station, Webster and Js-orre
avenue +roIIeys and b. carriage Lots $50 Ut
Telephone 4s55 GramArcy for Book Of Views
Or representative
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THE BIT OF SOD FOR MR.. TAFT

Queenstown March 3-A bit OF Ireland
=, The shape of TWO crates OF grass sods
for President Taft to stand upon when he
delivers his ST. Patrick's Day speech At
Chicago was shipped on the steamer 81
I,,rlis which sailed for New York to-day
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THE STORM BRINGS 1926 AT SALE.

Hitchins painting The storm brought
The top price, So. yesterday at the Rus
sell & orlis sale At the Broadway Art
Gaueric-. The total of the sail Was $3.50.
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MRS. CLEVELAND IN PARIS.

Paris, March Airs. Grover Cleveland is
spending q few days III Paris a. q guest
az the Homo Of Professor and Mrs. Mark
Baldwin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-04

Dr.. Obaldia received word OF his father .
death. Among those en- the pier 20 bid
him good by was William Nelson Crom-
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INK UAT' u 10 J n
1893 1910 :
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Other paintings disposed of included
Mounts Birds Nest for $50. and a
Cabot for $50 The sale continues to-day
and tomorrow.
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Local Official Record-The following official
record from the Weather bureau shows the
changes N the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. in comparison with the correspond
ing date OF last year:
100 ln1n 1ann Ialn
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Forecast for Special LocalitIes.-To Ne

England. Eastern New. York and Eastern penn
syIvanla far ard moderate temperature 'c-Iay
AMI SATURDAY: light west winds
For New Jersey. Cair to-day. warmer ~ the
coast: Satur!a,' fair light. variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania aEd Western New
York. generally fair, with moderate temperature
to-day ana SATURDAY; i!ght, variable winds.
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INDFRT4KFRS-

FRANK f. CANPRFJI. e4f-S west I'D -
ChapeIs Private Rooms. Private Ambuianfb~
Tel 1924 Chelsea
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SUBSCRIPTIONS RATES.

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york Jersey CITY and Hoboksr
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ofaelaI observations. taken e: the United
Stat.- weather bureaus At p. NJ yesterday.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02
Please t a k G
notice that all
accounts IN a q e
W ith Edwards
Mer. Go. for 1910
are past due.
Settlement eX-
pected NOW.

Mrs, Y. j. Woods left Monday
for Little Rock to spend a week
Or more with her daughters, Mrs
G. G. Price and Miss Lillian
Woods, and her son, John, who
has q responsible position in the
capital city,
W. M. Dawson, a substantial
farmer Of Barren Fork, was in to
see US Wednesday, He raised
ten bales Of cotton on eighteen
acres Of upland this season, and
figures that the frost cut him cut
If two bales,
Young women desiring to at
tend the Springfield Business
College may work for board
That reduces the cost Of course
to u small amount and a good
situation is guaranteed at gradu-
alton, Write j. A. Taylor for a
calalog and particulars,
A sprained ankle will usually
disable the injured person for
three or four weeks, This Is due
to lack Of proper treatment,
When Chamberlain's Liniment
is applied a cure may be effected
in three or four days. This lin
iment is one Of the best and most
remarkable preparations in use.
Sold by Snow Drug Co,
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02

Lemuel L. Founders, a splen-
did young man who was raised
at Sidney, met his death in an
elevator accident, the exact ma
ture of which has not been learn
ed by this paper, at Spokane,
Washington, one day last week.
The body was brought back to
Sidney fer burial.
Master Buster Snow was i've
years old one day a st week
and in the afternoon crowd OF
his playmates gathered at the
home of his. parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. c. Snow, and had a
great time. 1t is needless 10 say
these little fellows had fun, real
fun, unaIIoyed and unaffected,
the kind that is had in but one
period of life.
The colorpd population of the
town, reinforced by delegation
of Batesville negroes, essayed to
have dance Thursday night OF
last week, but the occasion, on
account Of an over indulgence in
distilled spirits, soon terminated
in one mighty scrap. The SER
vices Of Sheriff Bristow, who
used some drastic and thorough.
ly convincing measures, were
required to quoll the disturbance
Many persons find the mselves
affected with persistent ough
after an attack of Influenza. AS
this cough can be promptly cur
ed by the use Of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy, it should not be
allowed to run on until it becomes
troublesome. Sold by Snow
Drug Co.
c. j. Wilson resigned his po-
sition as bookkeeper with the
Edwards Mere. Co. the last day
Of November. He has been a
familiar figure in that store for
many years, the term OF service
which closed Wednesday begin.
ming in 1877 with r. D. Williams
and continuing through all the
different changes Of the firm,
Mr.. Wilson has been elected
cashier Of the bank at Williford,
and will assume the duties OF
hat position when the bank
\ opens for business.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02

W. B. Hamm, for several years
cashier of the bank here, VINO
now lives at Lubbock, Texas, ls
spending a month with relatives
in lizard county. He was here
Saturday sc ling his many
friends.
N. W. Gilbert, who now has a
position with the State Sunday
School Association, was a caller
at Record headquarters Monday
He was advertising Sunday
school rally to be held at New
port Dec, 13 II.
Arthur Stroud Of Stella, lizard
county, was a caller Wednesday.
lie has fifteen fat hogs for dis
tribution among those who are
less fortunate and who have the
price. In other words, Arthur
has a young fortune.
The peculiar properties q
hamberlain's Cough Remedy
have been thoroughly tested durt
ing epidemics of influenza, and
when it was taken in time wi
have not heard Of single case
of pneumonia. Sold by SnoV
Drug Co.
We learn that Rev. W. S
Southworth, now pastor at Lux,
ora, will probably locate in Eve
hing Shade. 1t is said that al
affliction Of the thorat will PROB
ably prevent his engaging ac
lively in the ministry for SOM
time at least.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02
PROBATE COURT NOTICES.

Notice Is hereby given chat tho folowms
named administrators and guardians filed accounts
current at the Sept term, 1910, Of the Pro
bate Court for the Southern District Of Shan
county for settlement with their respective cs
tatea, to.witi
W. r. Campbell guardian Of Bertha and Stan
10y Campbell minors, pnal settlement
A. u. Ware, executor estate Of N. j, Barnett
deceased, Final settlement.
And all parties interested In the settlcmon
Of said estates must come forward and file OK
coptiona to soid accounts, II any they have, on o
before the third day Of the most term Of faid cour
or they viii be forever barred from excepting sai,
accounts or any Item thereof
Jas, NJ, SimpFon, Corl
Sharp County record., 1910-12-02
stockholders MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Sharp County TeIe'
phone Co. will be held on Tuesday, Dec. eth
1910, at 10 O'Clock a M, at the company's central
office In the town Of Evening Shade Shafp Coun'
ty. Ark, for the purpose Of electing new board
Of directors and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before said meet.
ing.
Given undor my hand at Evening Shade, Ark.
this Nov. 20, 1910,
T, i, IIERRN, President,