The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-30
Ot,isuar, Notes.

Marcus tmark ~ the music publish
ing hTn ~ VI Mumark sons died vestpr-
iay at hlS home - West Eightv-eiEh'h
street w.. had b"-n ~ for more han a year
Mr. Nitm4rk bad a Keen ear for catchy
music and his frm'~ success vas founded on
popular songs he authors NJ The songs
VeTe not always satisfied With the royalties
s'@mp,. 20 coni lin The The co l@ ,hsi ' NJ
NtmRrk had not trea'ed them fairly. In
1909 the Publishing company purchased
he american lights 10 STRAUSS operas
I from his wtdow The pIrCha@~ involved
Mr. NfmaTN ~ much ~ "a ion With Helm
germany in lsat Hs came 10 this country
ffTv-fouT vears ago amt tried his hand AZ
various business unt~r' skinEs until iss7
hiS ihrre sons
Ed~ard y Van Corthndr died vesrerday
a. the Engineers club. 80 Ne-t toF'teth
.t-,.-t after "a bri-f Illness H.. un- born
ColurHil school ~ Mines AMI tool 10 me
: i 'fus h~tv zen N-N NorS ard I'sn,rr
Iig was o enter OF fia iullnsHf- Z d..
nd "a" I'M ,-r,.', 80, nn y" - -r-
huit. and 'vD uru'i~ra Hntsrt l. and
Au-u~rua Van cor Lndf. ir
-, councilman wuHar NUrr. q; Dun
he vas born IN i'urha''pu. SCOT and. and
,aflD - rhs nr'eu SO. 80 "a hon - Neaf- old
fT-' work % 'l'- ,",H'rv i-iuE upon The
cuuhoaf Monitor. fN.' H..Tf-I - prrrui-
n"ttiy ~ 'te ,t,tI var I.."r - wont 20
Jersey titN. vh-r" he VA foreman 100 the
iu- Railroai saoT- fo' a..y"-n' ware ""
went to pIntfTk eighteen vear- ago ana Wa
for --ycrai '.arT foreman It he der De.
par fn@ni - 'hr Brooks -, 'mrf.N" Works
Iavrente Mott . veil known u.N--
paper man diei ~ M honn" M Nev.rx
yesterday aged S. Years Ne vas grtduf ted
from frln, on I niN~r-Uy 10 the '.s~- -
is7T. and shortly ag'"rWlr RI ~ e. ent - Work
a. reportsr for the Philadelphia Tims-
iie Was "orr~~pond~nt 80 Ir~l'rn for
IL
founders ~ tho Newark FreptHr NV.
and had done editorial vork On several
New York newsp1u~r- lie j. survive ~
p T. wife. 'wo daughters ana ono son
Morris H"uan. vhn vas close n 10 ng
a ~enf "na rian. having been born ~ Russia
On September p 1910 died on SUNDAY a. ~
home lea ENl'J-k' rs.' BROOKLYN Ne
Was an evp~r' dancer. amt only rec-nil,
." took priL" for fancy dsn"inH when
TAR" -"TNic" IN Russia IN $50 10 came 20
'hi- country WUh has family, and later
-rttI~d N Brooklyn "" - survived by hree
-ons. rV~ Daughters. nuy grandchildren
and eleven great -grand..h i'drsn
Mrs Hpnnsh krlfon tho o,i..-' r~r~on IN
Monticello. dist here yesterday At the
soon after m" WIZ Z. N,- founded and ~.
On authority on IA" IMPORTANT events IN
he history ~ "a" villa GO Her husblnd
,!iei 'h.rty- say"n '"trs ago. and h. VAS
ne rr~t Master Of Monticello Masonic
lodge Mr. Melton was "a" ont person
living m Monticello Vkp Witnessed the
iohn Svar'Nou' Hark1ov for luar'er
~ a century luig- ~ rh. Common Pleas
court 81 Pp~~t,' .pur'v. Y dicd ys-tsr-
day ~ hl- HON" ~ pIierson lie wa- born
~ S1W~ryIll" =. 10 iS7g after he
rradutiiou from Yale N lis, he .tud,ed
ilw IN The IN " ~ hf- father Dantel BAYka-
low Ht- insi legal work - NOT" vas wind
ing NJ the estate of -, Oh Rogers the lp"O-
Of hi~ estate to th- Metropolitan Museum ~
NJ lie j. ~uTvi vet los hi- Ntf.
MR. M.rgar.t ~. RoutiInsy. widow ~
Thomas ~ Boutlli~T Of the dry goods
hrm of IL B"u'illI Bro- died ye~ter-
day IN her eighty fourth year az her
home N kHs' rw"u'y nth str.et after a
lingering illness She leaves an children
i've sons and one dpuTh'e- Mrs - Bputil-
her was horn IN England fu Dsscenh.r 1925
She was a member Of the calvary Episcopal
huTch
Word has been received in Fort Plain
Of the death Of John 4 Ilsa ~ S'ht' ago.
assistant general freight agent ~ the CHI
sHgo Great Western Railroad company
We was . native Of tana JohaTis y and
married Laura Arkeil. daughter Of the lat.
senator James ATkrii 81 cana iohaPte. lie
went 80 nr'Hgo many yesTE ago ana nat
long been prominent IN railroad circles
there
Nr- Margaret Alien Duffy. "a, long a
resident - Fort Plain, y y died there yea
terday She vas tho mother 81 Iohn
BERNARD. Charlie and George Duffy. who
own and Operate three bag silk mills IN
huNalo. one in PhTni1. y. AMI one IN
Fort Plain