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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
"PRUNELLA" IN LONDON
A Pierrot Play Well Received at
the Duke of York's.
rBy cable TO The Tribune. ]

London. April 13.-Charles Frohman's
new number for the RepertOry Theatre,
presented tonight at the Duke Of York's
was the Pierrot plav "Prunella,' written
by Laurence HOusman and Granville
Barker It was stage managed by Mr..
Barker and was enacted by twenty-One
players with fine effect. Charles Maude
was alike whimsical and pathetic as
Pierrot and Dorothy Mimic was graceful
and charming as Prunella. The mum
mers' costumes were most fantastic. ana
the Dutch garden. with its speaking
statue OF Love, was quaint and delight
full. The audience received the play with
genuine enthusiasm and recalled the &C
tors repeatedly.
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DIED.
In NIenOriam
KlopscE Louis

- 49,, cd, ,.,, -
- - -es.'.--,,a So - - Mark ave Brook
Tg- Ms Marv Alexanle-. sister ~ james
rsefsrrau Funeral Friday April 10. a. 10
3 hi F-onu St Augusttne.s Roman catholic
G7,grCh sixth ave. and Sterling Pla-c- BROOK
Ivn.
BARNJ On Aprit ~. n " lilh IN, y -.
Henry a., son 1L Heie.'a 81
Bayuutz. Funeral @rLtit-a tl .lr nav. -
tine stephen Merritt blfibt Company. Li- li'n
ave and 10Th 81. On trldal. at 10 a M ar
De seen ty friends ict"r To a. III to-day il--
trfilci- Nl-'~@~-
EAHRON-APrh = 1910. aer'Vit W. Htsf'ii-
., ,r-rp 1-, An-tr T. 1910 Josephine VI wa.
~ ,t-'.,,t- 49, ,-,s5 a. raars f-.rrs-lr So
~ " 80 - $50 ~ 49,. 1-,1,~rb ~ - r,a.-
..'.iI5,.,t,.r rsffs~s,, sra Nosr-aDF ayes .
tl-,,-5-iv-- F,-idav a. so b. n
90.
Is e-l-IN - -.-r -, s4l west - N IF-ars
- - ,.,vti-y1
f. '"--i''
BEI.nNAp-At his home in Louisville Ky. on
"Wednesday. April lS. after a long illness Nor
-tv E BeIEnap. son OF che late William u
8eIkuap.
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OFFICES

MAIN OrFrCE-So 154 Nassau street
~ 81 Z. STREET DEVICE No - William sr--=r
UPTOWN 1FFICEs-No. 1854 Broadway. or any
American DISTRICT TsleEraun once
80 Is" west 125th street and no. 2l0 Nest
IZIth street
vvSSHrNo1r0V BUREAJ-No t5.2 r street
NEW 4 N BRANCH oF'Tfl r - F'rsdsr1cS y.
,sor-u1a- 80. pa broad street.
AsfEPICANs ABROAD VIII End TIE TRls-
BPr-SSr.1 S-No 8. Montague 90 a Cour.
TO~TDN- orr % THE TFllRL W. az Danes
f1n House. No. -65 strand
American Express company. No. Ha5Usr-'
Thomas Cook s. son. Tourist OfHcs. Luds@s-
Brown. Shir'ev & CO.. No. ~ Pal Kali
me london ,4ics or rI4E. TRIBJ-NG is a con-
venient place o. .eave adver-isements and sub
PAR1S-Iohu Nunroe & Co. ~. . Rue scribe
John Wdnamake-. W. a. Rue des Fstites
raEls 51raau. No. So Rue ~ambon.
Morgan Tarles & Co.. No- = bouleV&H
credit fy7unais Bureau 1es Et-angsrs.
rI~tu1sntai Hotel Newsstand
The Figaro Once.
saar5aah's Views exchanges. 80. Rue 81
GEORGE.
Aale-.-sa Express Company. No Il Rn.
Brentsno.s. No. 90 Avenue de rOpsra
GENEv N-L1mbar1. Jdle- q CO. and Cnios
SANK
rIaRES,.,E -F--nrh Lemon & Co.. Nos.
and Via Toruabuoni
NiaGIav & Co.. Bankers
AN-~aarbarh's News ENchange. Nis q
Mcnfc--e. I5A-
HAMBT RG- American Express Company. va
AisterdaIunl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
TETRAZZINI SAILS AWAY
Singer Conceals Herself on Liner and
Evades Process Servers.

Nine Luisa Tetrazzini the oper. ger.
following the lead OF her fellow list
Charles DaImores. slipped secretly out Of
the country yesterday IN order % avoid
process servers. Nine. Tetrazzini secreted
herself on Tuesday evening in the cap
tain's staterOOm Of the Mauritania. AMI
until the ship sailed process servers in the
employ Of IsadOre Lerner sought her ~
vain.
Mr. Le-ue- Is suing the soprano for
sq.OO0 for breach OF contract. This con-
tract Mr. Lerner alleges. was signed In
1903. and in IL he says Nine. Terrazzini
agreed 70 appear under his management
for $50 performance. Arthur Hammer
stein confirmed last night Nine Tetraz-
Zini's sailing
Another passenger on the Mauretaala
was Giovanni ZenatillO. the Italian tenor.
who recently sued Mr.. Hammerstein for
81. $50
Il viii surely be back next year for the
Boston opera season and also 70 press my
suit against Mr. Hammerstein, said the
tenor before sailing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
REMBRANDT ETCHING BRINGS $40.

What was described as "one of Rem
brandts most perfect landscapes, etched
with great care and deIicacy. brought $4lu
the highest price-at the second and tinal
session OF tho sale of the James Park col
lection Of etclinEs ana engravings. at the
Anderson Auction COmpauy's rooms last
night o. Bussc was the purchaser Dr.
IItrsch paid sos for Jan Lutma-' one OF
tembrandt's mastery portrait etchings
made ia 1866. Three Of Whistler etch-
tuEs-sThe Music Room, The Little
Mast" ana Doorway and Nine"-worc sold
- e $40 an 500. rasnecIi.eLv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
WILLIAM BURNETT.

William Burnett. long well known figure
In The vicinity OF satin street. where he
was in business For many wears. died al
his home. 30 80 -. Nicholas avenue. yes
te-day. lie was born IN Montreal in ls4o,
and came 70 New York when boy He
soon went into the real estate business and
SO continued until he died. but IN has more
active wears ne was also contractor and
builder. lie frequently served as lano
appraiser FOR the city. AR. Burnett was a
schoolrnate OF Richard Croker and mum
bered among his friends many OF the men
in public lie years ago. He leaves eigh;
children. his wife having been dead several
wears
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DIED.

GOV kN--Ac 8eruardsviii lie. -. g.. on Ags.l 81.
tglvi Jane =. Cc~en. beloved nts'aad n
Thursday 3 m az bis ias- r--iderce.
hernardsviile. y. J. tntsrneut az Grs~ngvood
temeffrr Friday n 30 o'ciock. friends sErs
invited t1 meet funeral at Greenwood MAIN
entrance.
ElAsTOE Susan = Eas;on Services -rhe F,-
neral Chur-h: So 2sl West 2sl g. CTrank T.
Campbell Buildiurl
FLETC n EI;-Ou Wednesday April fa. 1910
afnberiev. ENGLAND. Rusb. uife % HenrY
Mart mean Fletcher ami daughter ~ j. Haven
and susan T. emerson. ~ View Tori
F'ItEEMAS-E.ntereI into rest 90 Haversrrars
ger. wife OF th- late Rev. Dr. Arnasa 3 Frs--
nan Ian. H ne S'ta year % boz sgs. FUNERAL ser
- a, t-utral -reaf yter ian Churcn Haver--
straw ". y. on F-;iav. Sp-fi -. az O'Clock.
aFFltkes wi4 meet n esr shore train .ea~ir<
p
LECiGEr--st southern place.. N. g.. March
~. william Fox LeRErrt- son - ne iats
William IT, aad Sarah Hun LsRzett. IN Ms
10th year. Funeral thursday Aprl IA. a
o. m. az Friends MeetinE House. "a. 81
LIDGERwO0D-As her horne. dor-.stovvn. = j..
on April y. 1910. Grace Marjorie. y0unge-
daughter ~ Harriet Is. 81 cutler and Tie ats
John Il I-idEe-wood. Flueral servic~s ar -
no f0vsers b. sent
MOORE-Ou March T.. az h@r ate residences.
Richmond staten Island. sarah n. da1xnrer
~ the late Rev David Moore. D d Notics
n funeral ls-safter.
MyNROE-Ntser snort illness On Wednesday,.
April i3. 1910 Laura L-adbettsr o. o.. VIE
- MIhOurue IlIur1p. ID o. aged 90 years
Funeral services from her home. NO 81 Nan
80, East oranE'. y L. ~ Fricas April -.
1-3O p. IN Inter-nenr in CEDAR Lawn Cen>-
tery. Paterss n. y. g.. same afternoon
SITERS-At Lauhsaset. Long Island. on Tue--
DAY. April - 1910 Briuker1oT Myers. IN ~.
18th year o. his aze. Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to Attend tne c'in-rei
services from MS late residence. Mannasset-
LcnE Island. Friday April -. az $50 . m
Carriages In waiting az Manuasset lepot On
ar-ival ~ train leaving East J4ta st.. Ns~
York az 20 D. H.
SANCHEZ Tuesday. April Il. 1910 a. her
lvu. Mar r. widow 90 Henry sanger
Funeral services VIII Do held az Grdc-
church. BROOKLYN lie ghts. Friday morn
las. April L. a. 1880
sEwALL--ou April Il. a. 40 - last T7th ST
Ioann Wiasiow tia-uei-, widow Of the as
Or John GaIIlsOn -e7vall. iu her Slst year.
Funeral private Boston papers please COPY
services ar Harlem Funeral Pariors. 70 -
Vest l2bth ST.. stephen Ierrt-r Company.
Thlrsdov. %. u.
sMTTH-Ar Mount Vernon. y r. April y Rev
T. r. smith. aged - years Funeral Fsrvicss
az the Chester Hlil " T. Church on Friday. az
o. clrca ..
sOPER- Battered into rest on Tuesday APR. =
FRANCES soper- laughter % che late James 81
sti1 Mar j. Spper- fuueraI services FRI
day April 70 a. ssh @. clock from her resi-
ience- 80 100 summit ave. Jersey Cic-.
WAIT Suddenly. ar Scarsdale " T. T1o-nas
T. Wa-r Funeral services az his late -usi-
deuce. No. it5 Fiftn ave- Thursday. April -
Glasgow. Dundee and LONDON papers plsss-
copy.
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HAMMERsTEIN TO VISIT RUSSIA
Going to st. Petersburg to Form Ballet
for the Manhattan

Oscar Hammerstein did not sail on the
Mauretania as planned yesterday. but goes
on Saturday. by the Hamburg American
liner kalsern Auguste Victoria He viii
stop in Parts a few DAYS, and then 90 20
st. Petersburg for the formation OF a Rus
sian ballet. which IS TO become feature
OF the next season IN the operas 20 De
given here and in Philadelphia
The great cost Of opera, Mr. Hammer
stein says. forces him 10 abolish al hotel
agencies except one. no discount viii be
allowed 70 auv Of the hotel Or downtown
places. Subscribers who formerly obtained
their seats through them must MAKE selec-
ripns at the subscription deparJmen OF
the Manhattan opera House The change
in the Philadelphia opera season OF Two
performances "A week brings the sIDScfI p
zion performances at the Manhattan ppera
House down 20 i've. namely. MOHday /.
Wednesday and Friday evenings ald
Wednesday and Saturday matinees ON
Saturday evenings opera will De gwen az
popular prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
poncE cAPrAIN GILLESPIE.

Police Captain James Gillespie. Of the
10th Precinct. IN Fulton street. Brooklyn.
died ar his home. No. rs Jerome street.
East New York. yesterday morning Three
weeks ago he obtained sixty days leave
OF absence because Of Illness he Wa porn
IN Ireland I'M 1850 he was a conductor be
fore getting on The old Brooklyn ponce
force in 1855. ON February e. lNso ne was
made roundsnan. and on April -. lSss. a
scrceant grade now known as lieutenant
on Ap-il 10 1s1q. Police Commissioner Bling
ham made him "a captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14

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Trr .-r ''ny-H-l., h ~ -, ,.,I- =. -,
abroad t-sl-l- v- ~ re, - a. y,
che DAILY ant - ~ 800, -, -
me -nt'.,H- ICONS ,.'... ....-.- r4,,r 80
LoNt'tN i''y ,t--.,.,.-f.. M Kf5,5r',-,,,
.'n .--,' ---
-.,la.t M ,5.-11t 1ot.L Liverpoof. Mi
u .r---r...-r.-. llr.--~.s rTosaf
-dhi t4-r r-..fr.-r- ,f,.I1,.-,.s
i-rfir .'t-'-t'..- $50 -
Hotel s,..',--...N li''-
i'"r.' .i'--te ''.-'-f ------s -a-~ "a
W,Sa, En-, rf,... .-..r
,tlt-ft.tt ~ 81, ~ '.-...-.-.-. ..-.s 49,,
Ft,e-s' - Il, --.. rs,-r 49, - ,-,-
- -. Do t-1---s.. Fg.5.-f rms j.. ~ .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Ere, admission 10 the metropolitan Museum u
Art anu che American Museum of Natural
HlStorl-
Meeting Of the Portia Lav club. Hotel Aston.
b. uL
Business meeting and ees.i5n Of otiesrs Of ne
AstJr. 80 p. N.
Dinner Of the Psi omega fraternity. Hotel Man
haitian. Z - A--
laegp A. Russou "Nc.ghbor-." labor -ample
second avenue and 14th street. D. Ia
n,-iira,t.8 of -s,v temple u tae Hebrew raber-
uacIe. 40 lis West l3oth street. p. "a.
Meetiu, of the Aeronauu-al Society. 80. 1890
broadway, p. Ai-
Dinner of the society OF Gas Lght-ns hotel
,f.,,.ap Ia memory Il A-oIpuus S. solomoas
Educational Alliance. s.i5 % JOB.
Mr. David Mason 1n -'Fsyrtl. sits. heir
P-aefi-a. Use' f1r the heleht ~ the path
1t.e FUND af the Manhattan ana Mari Nun
las rlapteIs. ID. a. f.. "alaori-asior...
,-... l.-,r-- ~ tii, Board OF Education %. lr..
putlI. -chpo e.. I4lst street ANA Edge.uuLe
..Ei.- ~ ,r-lp Through Rally" Miss Han-
laH a. Hotter. Public school -. No ais West
49,. i.ltIit : hooI a. 10th street
ana ST. Nicholas avenue. 'thilese Manners
...f ,ustoIua.' Clfhta a.. Berthuf. Public
school 81. Hester ana E--sN streets Tray
school o. lUh street. cast az Avenue Is.
-pI. WaIsur,." afls- Mary Htl Brown.
Ilfll. triiiNfft i'.---
U... Newfoundland. DO Joseph IL Vincent
PUBL. school IIg. la.id street. uraT kighth
Avenue. "a Peep at Life in south AFRICA o
Charles plltmau. FIUi. ,noul ESQ. FIRST
a--.1t.r and .Ist street. peer tfyur.' Miss
Ad4 i Wuallull. Public school I5a. 80 al
Faaf ilgth street. M Uror.u, arthur h-
Warner Public school les. l"NtA street near
4sst,riau avenue. phases "I FItl.-.iu
HIfrH Miss Catherine b.. Groin fIhic
--roo. 100 MN street. near flttu aNeuur.
.Tff. un a wyoming Ranch. liar Ian l.
smith. Iustltut, Han. $50. -lH La-i lu'tt
street THE Mauufacture and I srs ~ Asll-.
ur william T.. Estabrouk. tunl. i-ihiat5.
$50 az. Ea-t H6tn street N sum- il-f
,-t-rt.s rsr.,rr Airs charlotte $. frsehy p
.t Tu.ss HaH hudson fnI Grove .'f,''
trfrHer. rrrrt". STR Ne'''a E. H-t. Nv
-.1 school SD rr1 West h.tI -f..tf TIE
1rs.s.r.or DO ets..aI.li. -. J9nn h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
NEW YORK GIRL ELECTED
Miss Eustis President of Wellesley
Student Association.

by Telegraph 20 The Tribune.
Wellesley. Mass, April 13.-The presiden-
tial mantle of the student government as
sociatiOu Of Wellesley College has fallen on
Miss Constance Eustis. Of New York a
junior. Miss Eustis's election was not with
out Imposition. She was selected on the
third ballot. defeating Miss Sarah Topper
and Miss Hazel Huuneweu Her comrades
made the campus merry with song, ana
finally invaded the college chapel, where THE
new president spoke. To-day was spent IN
celebrating the election. for this Office Is the
most important I'm the Wellesley under
graduate world. Miss EUstis led the girls
10 chapel this morning. held "a reception
later. and vas serenaded tonight Her
sister Miss Sarah Eustis, was president in
1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14

present bookings with klaW & EIlahser
expire at the end Of this season
When asked If he had any further an
nouncements to make public NJ. brady
said
81 am going away soon
where he was asked.
ITO London-Or San Francisco Le re-
piled. Il don't know which.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
WILLIAM A. BRADY m The DARK

William a Brady made lis FIRST state
m,rt yesterday concerning the reported
transfer ~ e.s bookings from h-aw g. El-
lancer ro fE- Messr=. sLuD-rt Eumor
mou-ar- do broadway have whispered that
such "a NOV. was about goo take place Afr
B.adv.a Comment yesterday was this.
-aIv present bookings are with Klaw e
Eriaupor What i mas do in tie future is
another matter aud nobody business ez-
.,rf m. 1ua."
.. another ..H4Hr SOURCE a .ss-rad
.t Us.s -f mako t.s all.-e. but
. ..4.-mC.. ..I 10 made uuta ST. Er84-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
THOMAS ?. wALsHs ESTATE
Personal Property Valued at s., 600
Will Probated

Washington April Eth. personal Csc
-a-e of Thomas r Walsh Is valued a. So
..,l 81 in The petition OF the American Sc
-rI-itv and Trust company. executor Of the
v,fU. which was filed TO-DAY fur probate.
only the assessed Taluat.ou ~ his real -s-
tate t- girer .n the petition. This places
ris realty holdings u washington ar E,5ls.-
e-q. bur a consecutive estimate of 30
market value would be- about 1000"
stocks and bonds hei1 1r Nr. Walsh
amounted TO ss3,Jrl. and be had s-H"."1
af deposit In I0cal banks. His household
effects are valued az S-0oo0- and There are
debts OF 10000 Cue him
VITA the consent If she widow and
daughter. the court admitted The wiI 20
r.rn.lfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
ENGLISH NOVELIST ARRIVES.

A-- Desmond Hlmrhre-s, Lle novelist,
hose nom DE plume BIZ Rita arrived here
.-st-rdav on The White Star liner Oceanic
to Kan tna birds with one stone. She hung
Few verbal stones yesterday az Ameri-
can publishers. who. she. said. publish her
books without permission ~ consideration
the novelist said she came here tn arrange
some way 20 protect her books from the
American publishers. SD, has planned "a
new novel which wiI deal with American
-ff. ana she hopes to get fhe correct
American atInOspLera Tor r I Boston.
washington AID New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
w. 2 STEWART REELECTED.

Albany April t5.-The state Board or
Charities ar its annual meeting to-day re-
elected William Rhinelandsr Stewart. OF
New York. president for the thirteenth con
secutive time. DIT. stephen smith. of New
York was also reelected vtce-presidsut-
Commissioner Horace Mccarthy. of Roch-
ester. was reelected a member % the state
probation commission as the representative
nf thc Ena~f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
BRONX BAR ANNUAL DINNER
Borough and Other Officials Guests o.
Lawvers Association.

r--. annual dinner ~ che Assocla-
- re- ... Ha- ~ t.e Borough ~ The
h-7-E VIE attended b- sevenr~-hve diners
-.. -err.-ar clubhouse a. 1854 street
-ar. avenue. last night Douglas
.-'Hrv-.. Tar-tr Controller. presided.
.s speakers we're Borough President
7r l.s'.r. .5a-epal. Magistrate Hreen.
Hs' -..-. Comm. --iouer Murphy and
-a~-"- Zones. among those present were
.0- EaHar. Narlstrats Butts and
'1.e -rsEalrecsr and Shouglt ln
.l-e-. Nar.-r-ata Ereen said.
a.. gr-era. proposition y t.'uk .- Vil
disputed -t4- Ia lawyer .s best
'-nae- For tlr .ru.lcti-E 1f o. g-ea'
office AND -,- f1r tle last ,orv
u. lawyer except one and he not
.1"tr l4a been called t0 rae
a-e Esal.-r TASK ~ conducting
' government -rll raa recent ei'-o-
'- FIr- a great lawyer and great .u-l-l
eH .el I'll. r..r sEacr,Ug TRUST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
Large Lock Fetches S4t0.

W Z. Hearst was 4 frequent and sue
ceSsfu bidder Mr.. Hearst paid $40 for a
rapier. Spanish. ''Epee de VILE; $4lO for a
remarkable large double lock. German
Renaissance bearing the name "Hanus
Georg Lampp". $40 for Italian silver
gilt fruttiera basin; sl9" for a tall silver
gilt chalice. German. OF the seventeenth
century. and 25 for a Gothic carved san
daIwood comb Of the sixteenth century.
This is made with pierced calculations and
inscriptions.
other buyers were Mrs. Cooper Hewitt.
q. W. Young and Mrs. George 3. Hurd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
DR.. EDWIN FOWLER TO RETIRE

Dr. Edwin Fowler. who for forty years
has been connected with Berkeley School
is about ro retire. the corporation an
-ou-cad last night. He will devote the rest
of his time 10 travel and literary work.
ToseDh curtis sloane viii succeed DIT.
Fou Ter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
LIEUT.. coRNwALLls-wEsT Ill.

Indianapolis. April lS.-Lieutenant George
CORVALLIS West of London, IS under med
icaI treatment at "A hotel in this city. He
became I'D several days ago while on MS
way from Mexico 20 New York His ideu-
tltv has been kept a secret Tie has so FAR
recovered that he expects 10 continue MS
journey suun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
WRITER'S SEE FOURTH ESTATE"

Chicago. April IA performance OF
The Fourth Estate" the newspaper play
by Joseph MedilI Patterson and Harriet
Ford. was witnessed by fifteen hundred
newspaper men at the Studebaker Theatre
yesterday. The play began at 2;45 a. m.
and ended at 5:15. The occasion marked
the LJ0th consecutive performance in Chi
raug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
IN MEMORIAM.
1TE1IORLAL. SERVICE
To THE LATE

1IEMORIAL. SERVICE
To THE LATE
DR. Louis ELOPSCE
will - letd iu che New Masonic Temple. 80.
so West 18th ST.. Thursday evening. April
Il 1910 az o'clock. Addresses VIII be de-
Iivared by several representative clerzvuneu
and Iayu-n. 2J1 children from THE CHRIS
TAN HERALD children HOME. a.so
TIE BDWERV MISSION MALE CHOIR viii
sing
PR ESENVT
The following are expected % take par
BISHOP DARLINGTON WILL. n. MOODY
DR. o. 5 NARDEN. EDWIN s TVER and-t
others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
SUMNER FUNERAL TOMORROW.

The funeral OF Professor William Graham
sumner. Of Yale. who died on Tuesday az
Enrlewood. y. J- vii boz held tomorrow
q. vale University chapel. ir Sew Haven.
The burial Will take place al 6-lford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO THE EMPLOYER.

Do YOU want desirable help QUICKLY.
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by con-
sulting the file OF applications q selected
aspirants for positions Of various kinds
which has just been installed at the Up
town Office Of
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
No 1884 Broadway
Between Both and 37th Street
Office hours. a. II. 20 8 D. IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-14
CElTETE RTES,
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

IS readily accessible by Harlem train frors
Grand Central station. Webster and Jerorrs
avenue t-oIt-ys and by carriage Lots $50 N.
Telephone 1855 Creamery fOr Book OF Views
or repre- sentative.
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OBITUARY
COLONEL MORRIS 3. BELKNAP.

rot,isv,1.e. April 1S-Coioncl Morris B.
ReIlxuar. once Republican candidate for
cove-nu- OF kentucky. died to-day. aged
nfty-three years Physicians believe that
le contracted the blood disease from "hich
he died while serving ar lieutenant colonel
OF the LIST Kentucky Regiment IN Porto
Rico during the spanish War. lie was a
son-in-iaw OF John s. Dumcnt or New
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Toreca.t tor sprcInI LoeaIItie.. - ~ u


.-tct ~ Columbia and Eastern Pennsylvania fair
and warmer to-day and Friday. variable winds.
becoming suuthcrIy.
for lltr. land. Sew jersey and Eastern New
York -alr to-day and Friday. warmer in he
interior u-At variable winds. becoming south.
f.r Delaware. fair to-day and Friday. light
variable UtUis. becoming south.
FOR New England. fair to-day and Friday
slightly warmer 3D. west portion, ugat 90 mod
crate west winds. becoming variable.
FOR Western Fenusviva fair and warmer
TODAY. FRIDAY Increasing c.oudiurss. light tO
moderate variable winds becoming southeast
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Ior,I onirinI Record.--The following OF sal
reeard from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes On the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
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