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OBIrF an

II. sarah ma ~p."- Iaker ilsi yes
.f..,iHF r"urutl. 90 fhD Hotel Manhattan
a''"r an lines vr.'h lasted more than
"A ,nlr SO was . member oi the Spies
family Nh b ..uH ans urSu prominent
fol-. .H'. 10 N,.. Nu.D Mr. baker Was born
IA .ra No.f -iN.F Gvr ears arc Her
fa'H,. vt- Ndanl " ~ptr-. q Tr"r, liant,
and asi ro'l<r ,i'sh iun Morrison, 81
.luft". oII U4mI. ia l~-I Mls- Morrison
married WILLIAM leash htp of hhineb"n y
o.. upd.ou il' Fa- % de-. enfant OF the
"a. .pt KIN who 90 "arly Mania tan duy-
save ne name o. kips borough 10 a arg"
THIRTY third and Thirty seyrnth streets.
40 ~ marriage z4r.IH. NJ Baker They
are I.ur" -pis- hIp. " ilIilm Rulon KIP
AMI tarref Bsr.' kir William ReTRk
Nip 8 sl and Vi. hip married some tim.
Iaf,r torn L.asr Baker. no n s,IiI liz ing
7 ,.rrl.u... Na- reformed AZ - Georges
Church. HsuuFur .g 4ar" IHutOn. on July ~,
I-H VI abd Mr. Bake spent much time
trl.aIIInv 10 Europe IN" neral services
will rs 81 the Haven ~ Rest in this city
a. o. b., Mouds' m"rntns rurial viii be at
Rim, DO, b ON. hudson
col Edward Uayt.. a retired dry goods
mrF haui and National Guard veteran.
lied on Ilur-Fiay ~ Die nome. 80 Wash
IIgfoU avenue brspalEu. 10 uis -gNty .nfth
ear tia wa, lonz q resident 81 NsWburgh
and wa a past ON 'rHnder OF Hudson
Et,er tuurant"ry 80. Knights l~mpIar.
lie - arrived hy % hrof-"r
r,.'.,r ,l,r- N..r.a-fI ~'alopr. and Wau-
le.t.r r's.r. ur'iT'f'f. GIet 10 @ hospital
% Milwaukee, yesterday.
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COLONEL an M HIMSELF.
Works and Rests-No Word a. To why
kcrmIt e. BeInE Abroad.

OYSTER BAY. l. ]. July Neithe-
political nor social visitors found their
way TO Sycamore Hill to-day Cot Roose-
Welt sent down word that he desired Ia bs.
left alone in order thai he might work over
his correspondence and rest after the
busy days he had passed Excepting
the Fourth ~ July and Sundays to-day
was the only quiet day he has rad since
he got lack from Africa
The Colonel will probably need what
ever respite from politics he IL able 10 get
these days 4 number Of conferences
with prominent politicians are scheduled
for the near future, 10 il understood Sew
eral guests some Of whom will talk poll
tics with the Colonel. are expected to-
morrow hut their names have not been
given out
In answer to queries regarding the
departure o. Kermit Roosevelt for Paris
tomorrow Sycamore Hill had nothing
to say tonight Neither had folks at the
home Of " Emlen Roosevelt. who laughed
when they answered the telephone Even
th. gossip- 81 the town don't know WHY
the trip IL to he made
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uLJ0R tiR>ON'S Wv JOB
VIII he sent Abroad Ia Look for OppoT.
tunIIies for American Manufacturers.

WAspISGruN July : Major John -
Carson. formerly dean - the corps 81 uers-
paror ,urra-pori"r'- IA Va hIngton s'.d
Tor the last four or I've Year chief OF tho
b mean ~ manufactures OF the Depart
~. Of tommsrC" AMI Labor. has r"eu
rc.f.."' ant viii 30 sent abroad to IN
,p.ortu' Iti.- tor American manufac-
tus.r- Ia. bcpaTtW"'lt h., row abroad
number ot age Q. charged with tn" duty
~ masking InpuirI", along Specific lIrsS
NaJur carson ~Iil study the situation
A. .l Who'll"
NI.rttlS " BALDWIN Of Conrevti~ut
.li-' ciark 1T the beparfmeIt Of Com
r.arCe asi La co.. viii sucCe.i Major
Carson he POSITION paws ~ q year
r., ct VI PinIali Jr uf Maryland
chic! ,lerk ~ ia" Office of the Fourth
Ns-i-taf Postmaster General veil sue
yn- I VI Baldwin
~ Ior larson has h".u eugagsl ~
NEWSPAPER work ia Mashin g'pg Tor many
wears He wn- the fist president and OF
~ IA. founders 81 m" GrIdIron club and
also "a O.. e'ub.r 81 the Army al J Navy
iib and IT tho Nili'sTy rri-r Of the
LOYAL Legion
fs.i,re ~. ~. Ma lot carson was
printer devil compD@ltpr aud reporter
lie 4rrypd with the Iw"nty-se vent h
P.unzyIveum y" 1Iiu"nt from 1891 to
I-'I After ~. war he resumed news
p.I.r work and a. m" - Washington ~
isiJ ~" w. olsrk - the Ways and
Ne. r- COMMITTEES. - tho IIDJB.a when
Willi.m - Kelly was it. chairman and IN
that p,zItipu r,sisted N the formr'ion
Il e." 'PriF bilL- e 1853 and l-O'
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,tN.ToITLiL> ON HERINtOuI
appellate BiNI,ipn rejects I. " Hoin~s' =
tlainI IN Nrs. Helen Hrl'

The Appellate Division v".f"ri1, a..-
MOI motion 90 ..'ahii-h Cd zen pn tu"
irr ~ Of Mr. Hei Willard Bel. dau.,h-
t,r o. th, at. Henry Wizard ln favor ~
Ar. Iru- ~ Hllmr-. fo-nerlv .-E.i al
, is..r ~ Mr. Willard
NJ. b. D. the " u" ~ jane " Pen
and ra- lived IN pr"-d"n. G"ruanv
s.uc,' lSs' mem -.' N'rt dior" w VISIT.
whs-" sA met ami married Ilr b.
ms ~ 20 an e-tranES'uan' between Mrs
Bell and 'he rest ~ her family
fotur -ird "a M complaint 'hu' m
1874 ~ r,uucd Mrs Rel' that unI"r -In
.ar'nz Dt TRUST "rat e.. secuted bN A-r
!athrr ana wo'H.r N 's.' twenty share.
~ STOCK 81 tn Evening P-s' company
Wis ru' 10 ''' hands uf william lLOyi
Garr.son a. trustee. u which Nlr- Rel
vas 10 have 'E" income .n''i ia" wa =
years odd rnd Wa tNcu 90 Eai Oh. twenty
shares outright Hoim"- va the notary
who witnessed The d"et IL j. aileECt hat
Mrs Bell knew NOTHING " N" trust ~
her favor until thar time ana that To- TIE
information Holmes gave her she agreed
TO give him - p"r cent Of al she r.
covered
Mrs Boil a. 1nce brought suit against
the trustees. her mother and brother
Oswald AMI HIr Id ~ which sh" do
fua ndei 'ra twenty shares 81 stock. h1N.
inE = rnarxe' value Il $50 zach and n"
e. ~ ed 4fltutnH NUlfF lNNi bs'I'Ne "
Catr., g. trial 'hc dcfeniauts COMPROMISED
hy giving Mr. Bell Sl.0.J IN cash and ="
ciIrItias worth $50 80 They CAV" her
husband si8.i-5 worth II 80, irItI"s and
de-,U sIt"d si3 ~ worth At securities In
trust tor N.r with th" knirSr~1pcS"-
IrtIst Company
= v.-f,T gu per .'n of 'his ggr.gtts
auYut' tha n,lne. sued H. alleges
that h"cauS.. VIZ Bell ant her hushsud
g. ah-n- ard hive practically no prop
.rty h.re 90 JudVnent would b." worthless
~. .-,,I TIT tis len ha .-ta bliSh"d IN
ths. iL,.rn" I-a Mr., B'l' tn" rsiS" went
i.f ." .i" Nrp.l..Ir Division on the mo
ton % Ii.Irrs.s - -ory" Mr. Bell and h"f
husband i" publication
Tru Aup"ilat" pirIs.rn denied The
motion 90 she ground 'ha' H"itu'- did
not r"ud-. me -..gHtr"- e an attorney
and h,u'. cannot rstnnli-n . len - ~
attorney W.yN' he court also -aId
that ~. Eal.tt'y ~ IN" contract was
doubtful even 80 common law. and thai
accordingly f.f ,aiui.iaini dor- not -"t
M = Gauss. pf acton
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" u "shAnterleT CoolrT." of cocoa,
ORANGE Juirr, IIsns,. klrsrh snd tee

VI La'tlrd maitrr hHtei 81 ~" Plaza
a man 81 many INVENTIONS ln 'hn way ~
foods and beverage, ha- Just come up
smiling with What he calls a -ChantsCl"r
cooler
Their" are no feathers on the chants-
cher cooler although tho white Of an egg
j. an essential Il goes down without =
scratch. though 10 does ticki. the palate
foaIly and y.u Inhihc II through a straw
VI la'tard s9id hr VoncDCted u only the
day before Yesterday and that n had al
ready caught ON
II ~ light COCOA frappa SAID VI
latIard by way 81 explanation -Choco-
late - not a hot weather drink and it,
possibilities as beverage have about
been Exhausted | was trying 10 think
up something | cnu!d offer when cocoa
came INTO my mind You first make tho
COCOA with water no milk Then YOU
add un"-ilfth OF - bulk IL fresh OraDgn
luiOa and Just a little honey To rwee'cn
Next YOU add ths white II an egg and
then about one-third 81 "A pony Of kirsCh
shake well with ice and leave the latter
M IA" goblet m which Won serve Il, With
strawS
" i odd. con inued VI Ia,tard how
old drinks have begun to come back into
favor again The mint julip. which seemed
for long tim" lost 10 New York. - ~
demand uf late ana Their. are frequent
calls for tom and Jerrirt The clover leaf
cocktail. which John " Gates invented
q comparatively new drink. has already
gained a wide popularity
Perhaps people would b. Interested -
learn II new salai Here j. the recipe
call &; Canadian salad You take q
iulienne ~ celery. apple cooked carrot,
CuCumher from which the seeds have
been cut With light and well favored
sauce tartarr and with finely chopped
tRraRon Served with any sort 81 Gold
fish II will ~ found "a delightful compile
ment
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USrICE FiLLEF> >FR,L.
scr, Ices Heid IN Chicago ana Bod, Tn
TERED In Grsceland.

CHICAGO. July Funeral services Tor
chief Justice Melville Weston Fuller
were held IN ~ james . Episcopal Church
at , o'clock this afternoon. ~" Rev
James = Freeman offiCIatiug
The church was crowded with friends
Of the Fuller family Distinguished mem
beers OF the bench and the bar. including
Ave Justices 81 the Supreme Court. Gov
Hughes of New York and eminent jurIst-
Of Chicago and other cities listened TcTer-
entity 20 the high tributy paid by the
rector 60 the life and work " the deceased
Meanwhile the flag Of the h-aduuart"rs
~ the Department 81 axes II tn" United
States Army hung at half mast. and
seventeen minute guns. fired by order
81 Ma jor Gen Frederick Dent Grant.
boomei a nation tribute - N" dead
The Interrnent was at GraCeiaud Gene
terry. where members OF Justice iull"r~
family are buried
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ROOSEVELT on THE STTWP .
Politicians BELIEVE lie wui swing Around
the Circuit when lie Gets Going.

WAsHINoroS. July S-Politicians here
beiieve that Theodore Roosevelt will Ia AN
active figure on the stump in the coming
Congress campaign He has already
made two engagements. one ~ speak in
Massachusetts, in behalf of senator Lodge
and the other 20 speak in Indiana in the
interests of Ser4.tor Beveridge A third
public appearance il in prospect II tho
Ohio Republicans nominate either Son lin =
law Longworth or James X Garfield as
their Gubernatorial candidate Mr. Roose 70
welt probably will be persuaded to make "a
speech or two in that State
Up in the Northwest there is a demand
that Col Roosevelt speak IN behalf Of a
number of candidates. and politicians
remaining on Washington say he will not
be able to refuse now ne has accepted
invitations from Nassl Chusetts and In
diana Once Mr. Roo ssvelt gets gong
il 10 followed that HI will take a swing
around the circuit. touching States and
districts in which ne has friends who are
candidates for election 10 Congress
Mr. Roosevelt IL SEIZED led To d. liver an
address tefor" the 81 Paul conservation
con gress on September 4 Whlie u in his
purpose To Coniine his remarks on that
occasion 10 IN" question under con
sid"ratIon All effort will undoubtedly H.
mao 10 nave hlin touch on pOhtl'~
IL became known here to-day that jaime =
r Garfield still has hopes ~ landing the
GubernatoTial nomination IA ONO. tie
has in his possession letter written TO
him by President Taft assuring him Of
support IL he il tn" choice of the Ohio con o.
vention IL IL needless To saythat this letter
was written long time before Mr. Gar
field was pro iected into the Taft in bad
club by reason OF the open support Of the
Pinchot side Of the BALM ger-PinchOt con
troversy There IL a prospect that tho
Taft letter Ia Mr. Garfield NAV b. made
Ia. ~ h..T
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NOR ron PtRk BETrERuENT.
Commissioner HiEEin~ Accused OG Bad
FaHh BY Appellate Di,isioa-

IN a decision ~ TIA" App.llat. Division
- the supreme Court Yesterday Park
commissioner Higgins ~ The Bronx we
accused oi tad faith IN his plans to
tear down the PAVILION ana the skat"
house IA Crotona Park. which are leased
for IN" next FIVE wears Ivy Jacob GrsdinEer
and his wife, Fannie The court granted
an order retaining commissioner hIg
gins from tearing down the buildings.
reversing lower court
Grpding-r said in an AFFIDAVIT that m
1916 when he was living in the rear Of his
cigar store at iO75 Third avenue Swiss
embroidery works occupied building
separated from his living rooms 10y
wooden partition The embroidery works
ran at night when his wife was iil aud her
physician sad that the noise would ruin
her health II il Nas continued. Tho pro-
prietor wouldn't listen To Grcdinesrs
requests. ~ h. reported the case to the
Board of Health aud the noise was stopped
Commissioner Higgins owned house
occupied by The embroidery man. Cred
lHGer declared. and CNns to his house
and offered him few hundred dollars IL
h.. would consent to the machinery rum
ming Gredingsr said he asked Com
missioner Higgins II lac would accept
money II the conditions were reversed.
and Higgins 90 id he wouldn't. whereupon
Grcdinger N vi he said To him:
How the hell do you dare offer me
money! II not my family AZ dear To me
AZ yours. Don't you dare come to my
house again with such offers. Here is the
door go
Grcdinger leased the boating privilege
and the two buildings in Crotona Park
from former Commissioner Berry last
DECEMBER and was notified by Commits
sioner Higgins IN April that he would
have to vacate because the buildings were
unsightly and they would lie torn down
to make room for park improvements
In asking for the injunction Gredinger
said that Commissioner Higgins was
actuated by III feeling toward him
In the decision granting tho injunction
Justice Laughlin said:
1t is not shown that any plan for the
Improvement Of the park which requires
the buildings to he demolished has been
made or that the Commissioner had
determined upon plan Of Improvement,
and there il evidence to show that the
contemplated act OF the Park Commits
sionsr Is not In good faith with view Ia
improving tho park. hut ON the contrary
he II act,iated by bad faith and i'll feeling
toward one Of the plaintiffs
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carr. PENTEGOST RETIRES.
Leaves sea TO EnIO, TIone Life ana de-
ciGIes TO LIE IN america.

Capt T. n F"ntccost formerly com
mand"r ~ IA" Cunard"r "A Nonia. returned
from HI gland Yesterday ~ passenger Ivy
m. Mauritania ~ reside Icrmanen tly
ia America about year aud "a half ago
hc marricd Miss Marion Piorcr uf Boston.
a lIglU"r of Thomas Pierce, who built
III" first railroad m Texas He was able
To So. his wife only once a month. and a.
-ho could not traye. With hItY on his ship
h. decided u resign from IN" -Hrvi0e
IirWIil 20 into business in Boston whore
hi. wIis lives rs IN officer OF tho British
Naval EcSsrye he viii report IA England
for duty once "a year until hs IN So nine
years haucs unh-ss IN the meantime he
should decide to become an American
1itlZau
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PIGFON VISITS rHE PItza.
4 carrier Bird Fil-s into Room and q
Detective D. called

There IS ts--Oula COmmption IN the pifice
OF the Plaza yesterday " hen "A hou-ntnaid
on the seventh floor telcphoned dow nstairs
in great excitement and asked that the
house detective he sent up Immediately
a. the room Of l. " Fargo Of Chicago
When the detective got upstairs he
found Nlr Fargo struggling with au
intruder which b" succeeded IN grabbing
had how a IN an open tndow from the
direction ~ Central Park The pigeon
had an aluminium hand on itz collar
On which was engraved AL IlOSO
VI Fargo and IN. detective set the
pig.-,u At liberty IN tn" hope that II would
reach ats destination.
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FRINCE LOSTS ~ arr INERT.
GesrE~s B~rErr. nTitsr and Professor ~
Bstnrti,-. Pas.c> NWaN


PArI~. JuE GcYrg,- B"rg'r. tn
famous c-t,, and "s-av'>g "a art. pr
fcssor of 'sLh"tu, ami at 80 t'' N,.."ua'
School of NrtS. - dead.
Ge0T.r's Berger WIS horn on oct Dot
;. 1884. tic was -d .IrIt.'d - t.r Lv.,'
Charlemagn" ari hrrS wealthy vine.
yani proprietor WAS ahlo - devote him
self a. art Ito devoted all his .risur"
u IN" study II ancient and modern ara
objects and wrote extensively on art
rlplc- for the JcpsRdi de- Dshai- u.
was tho author alsn ~ an important
work The French school "f Painting
From It's origin Down - the Reign OF
Louis NV Thus Was published ~
1879
Among his SERVICES u art was his
Influence in causing tn. French parlia-
ment o. ConC's,ie the Pavilion Il" MarSln
IN tho Louvr, a. the SOcl.ty ri the Central
Union of decorative Arts, which under
his direction founded therein deiinltivolN
"a museum 81 decorative" arts In col
Elaboration with L. Play hc had charge
Of the decorative arts section ~ tho
Universal Exhibition uf 1887, and he was
director of the foreign arts section ot
that ~ 1878 tie was dirrCtor general
Of prumutipn ~ the exhibition Of iSs1
and commisssa ~ general for the lnter-
national Exhibition of ElcCtTIcity at 1881.
He also held the position Of professor
Of esthetics and ~ the History vt Art
in the National Fine Arts School 1T France.
He was grand ufii Ger Ot the Legion OF
Honor and AN offiC'T Of Public lnstrlIc-
ton. a member OF tn" Chamber of Depu-
ties for the Depa rtmcnt pf the Seine.
member of tho Institute Of France, Of
the Higher Council ot the Fine Arts and
Of the Council 1T National Museums
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BRIDGET TORPHI's ESTtrE.
Rs, ersaI sf Decision Thst james John.
son. y Negro. L. Entitled to u.

III" Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court reversed yesterday the finding
81 Surrogate Thomas that James Edward
Johnson, a negro. ~ entitled ~ the S3S 90
estate If Bridget Torphy. an Irish cook
who died at the age Of -. and by the
alleged will left everything To- Johnson
who had cared for her
The Surrogate refused probate to an
alleged will leaving IN" estate 20 Margaret
MCGOWAN Bennett. a n,;Tse. but the Ap-
Tpellata Division decided that the question
whether the Rsuneft will which bears
a date later than the una in favor Of john
son, was actually executed should he
submitted 70 a Jury
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FINDS MN OPERi MISS.
BOsion Opera House 20 Have ser, Ices "f
SIbiriakon

BosroS Mas July Theodore Il
Bluer. the general pIr~s representative
OF tine Boston Opera Company. arrived
ON the White star Liner Dymric yuSt@r-
dav SpeakinG ~ the plans of ia" n"W
opera house Tor tse coming season Re
said
-Indoihtsiiy the greatest ACQUISITION
among the u"V stars j. l.eon Sibl-iaN on
the PRINCIPAL bass Il Nv" Impartial opera
Hous, m ~ Petersburg Director Rus.
sell discovered TINS singer about year
ago. ut the RUSSIAN authorities refused
Ia allow young SibirIakof To leaN" the
country.
This year ID actor Russell immsdi-
ateiy aft.- his arrival in Paris took up
again negotiations FIR NihiriakDT's gss-
IaIse from the Russian lmr"-ial Or.-a
House IN ElgIde H.nussey house
Hir"7i.- Russell met IN" Russian Am
hasSadnr - Frame and through his IN
hupnCe 'he Cove rumont gave SibIrlakp -
p- mission - come & the Boston O'sra
House. nut D." must return 70 ~ Fej"---
burg on the inst &C January
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DIILI>GHtVS PLiN>.
~ VIII 10 Oniy Tsw Things. hut lie
,prcts to Improve by Concentration.

'.,'-. DIllin cham. who returned or
" o. I..r"'aria yesterday gave some lea
.h" s..IyI'i-s he plans for his share ~
o. . 49, electrical season. He will ~ Ter
lreroa The Girl in the Tran IA
~a,'ia Fisher will play the lea .lrg
'.' Hsrr" Il Smith ~ writing the
.. -rIrd1 version % the play which IN ~
.ur ~ 90. Nau-ayiIe Theatre The
o.. Do .l" Train CONES 10 the Globe
'.tr.- -..." TIM" ~ October A. other
.. 'al-i.pl come " will he the first
p '.,r AZ the Glob. which will reopen
...Hr.' a month
g. gland SIR inghaT arranged
"s'l" stuart 20 write the rn'Isic for
E.us-pm'- Iev light Opera. The
rri' 'ss ~ which fls,- Jar - Will
s. .. me Globe after the riIn - The
.t" Iran The IEgli.h COMPOSER
'TftgT IbTc'fIst are COllabOrat iGR
Iirl CLIFTON and hr stuart will come
ur.utry with Nr Blossom for the
.. g r.rf0rHaIcaS - the rev work
line 10 September Nr Dillirgha
gHr" G".rg" Par'ons 10 be Miss
"t.Igg man.
.r" .r'"rInirei this year. Mr
..,'u raii to concentrate my
lew rather pref itiou- musical
'.F rufuc'ions that / hope will b"
'.f lpTN SIG, e-ses Instead 81 hav-
.y"T 0T more companies touring
~" country | will make prOdUc-
g. 'n occupy 'he time AZ the Globe
N"w YORK and az my Chicago
.h" ~tujebassr. with a few of
90. titles 20 !DllUN For IEsta~C -.
I'a hf-l U 'n" Tram ~ rum ipR
''n." ! vlN produce The slim
.. .. Chicago Ihsp later the two
"Nn'a' ?" attractions This
"'.- mar The r0mpa Ii"s and the
.a wIll r." .n,oi the wear at
."".sive 'ra "el!iIg AMI IN con
.' ''t. .IGi l"' arm viii not -" any
... ....F..r.
gaEu .la-- - wind up hi
-"f,. 70 wor~ 1I'h q" cfgR- i2sfio'
Er American musical CCE7ely
s'E i"' be ~ n present. IeNi
a.. -.u.Ee- iu Paris An er'ir"
come J." lone o. America flshior
H.w.- ct u o. CofnTagy
'' We. 'Omery ard stone Elsis
'--. .. r4...e h.. aud beagle Mccoy.
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ne,a Theta p, Convention

SARATOGA. july Tho seventy first
annual convention Of the beta Theta ri
college fraternity opened here ;his morn
ing with an attendance Of several hundred
delegates from seventy -thrOr chapters
scattered through the United States and
Canada At this mornings session Frank
n Sisson Of New York was chosen chair
man and James T Brown Of New York
secretary membership of 1900 was
reported
Not much business but plenty 81 enter
tainmcnt IL on the programme No CON
stitutional chan ge- IRE 90 Is made and
no ncS chapters admitted.
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Ncn. Of PLAY. aud pIa, er.

Tn" original t.r.,' e Fv!on War; = now
lpy was nrup Of the Secret S'rvi~'. "
II was dcD..'"d - make thIs shorter and
I, call D., Between Twr Fires At,"nt q
was call Il g the fact that there VS. q
play v IT, THIS tlti". and NV y vii ~"
known a. Tbs. ID, s'r'nF.
GrIo. MERIT. uHs Stgrnl contract
wifi Ga" SlIh-rts ami y 10 app"ar auI,r
t...r mIugxrmaHt ice Dpmirg S'tssn.
M>5 Nrr~it' starred fpr thr'sp Seasons Iu
"Wh-r EaIg1t4npi Was ~ Flower aud
last seas % apI cart under -" manage
mont Il william : Brady
The G.~i rr &C. TdNl- whtyh o. r-..-
at -. Ir.rr. - ~'r..rt I'nlfu' no y -'.ru
tr-mnrrtN Ulrtt yIi. oHm" @ the At .r
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Father GIIn,artIn Temporary, In Father
CrowIey's Place.

Archbishop Farley has assigned a. sub
stitute for the Rev. Cornelius r. Crowley
rector Of the Roman Catholic Church %
81 Mary Star Of the Sea At City Island.
during tho htter's illness the R"v. r r.
Gilmart'I assistant pastor OF the Church
e the Blossed Sacrament at Seventy first
street and Broadway. this city. Father
Crowley and Father Giimartin we're altar
boys at ~ Patricks Cathedral
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PAwNBaOK FRS SALES.


CENTRAL 40 TION 90. N. shechAn
AurttDnesY. Is. 'HuTi - sets 81 ~ \ NJ.
JuIy li-By NCAiscnAn.' iaa0 Broadway: I'M
redeemed ulsfE~, consisting ~ diamond. pearl.
TuhN. sapphire ant emerald ril -. hToo~hcs pen
dAhts pius. Sc pns loc.et-. earrings screws
sleeve unE@. bracelet ami nerEl4Crs. gold Jew
cry. conf rising rings, pendants. IIns. rhsina
locActz match amt cigarette botcs buttons
charms. gold ani silver watches silver ratwaFe
hoS Vie And di-hcs. running from urkr' No J., Jan
nary :. ISD, 10 tlCtet No. liSn. Ma 10. iso nj
al goods Of IKE dcserIpt ton isHt over from nfe-
Nious al ~s also BecklACt containing ~ diamoB f.
pledged december -. lgs. ticket 10 34Sno. nan1o
Baxter
JOsFPu sH0NGtOD'S Sons, JHliUs shon.
goOt. Act ~ Howrrv. sci %
July IL Diamonds. watches. Jew cry. SILVER
ware. ODDS and rads. SC ~ soot- pIcdGcd nf,or
Iry l. 1919. No lonln 20 ~ i..tD. aud al odrT
dates held over GOd,ch--idt Bros -Ais sta a.
July i2--jrNri'y. n fJ-cphs z Co sts Grove
It. Jercr Citg. sara Nohc. aCi falewin
Jersey civ
July "a N!Amords. sa.,1-s. ,-yyer-. sc 80
ToOu, pie ari priur DID," 10 SllJ~T sfein bros
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III SOBEL. Auc'. - Bower. sells ip = n
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A..or,a,Ion Of Guy Clerks In Con, euron

ITHACA. July Tho city clerks Of
nearly all % the upstate cities repre-
ssnting tho Association ~ city Clerks.
arr IN convention in this city for three
days Discussions % municipal question.
took place to-day. and the visitors and
their wives we're entertained at dinners
and sight,osing by the Mayor and Conn
mon Council OfiCsrp will be slsCtcd
Tomorrow. " J. Rslls't - Buffalr -
now president.