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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17
OBITUARY NOTES.

DIR. OLIVER VI DEWISG. FOR six years
superintendent of the Long Island state
Hospital in FIatbush. died on Tuesday
there from pneumonia. DR.. Dewing was
born in Wilton. Conn. sorty-seven years
ago tie was graduated from the College
o. Physicians and Surgeons. and after
practising for short time he became a
member OF the medical star OF the asylum
for the insane on Ward Island Later
he became superintendent OF the Kings
Park state hospital remaining there IN
tu he was transferred 20 the state hos
uiraI ir F1atbush. Dr Dewing was a
member of the Kings County Medical So
ciety. the Associated Physicians OF Lons
Island. the Brooklyn Society Of Neurology
and the American Medico-PsycnOlOgi
Association. IIe leaves a wife
ISAAC WEBSTER. a diamond expert and
former manager for P Simpson q Co..
pawnbrokers. died yesterday shortly after
an operation in the White Plains Hospital
for cancer % the stomach Mr.. Webster
lost HIS wife in the wreck OF the Brewster
express OF the New York Central on Feb
ruary Is 1877. He leaves eight children. He
was a member Of the White Plains lodge Of
Elks. He was born in this city fifty years
ago and had lived in White Plains eighteen
years
CHARLES < HALL United States
Commissioner. Yale graduate and dean OF
the Broome County Bar Association. died
Yesterday at Binghamton. y Y. after a
brief illness, Of pneumonia. at the age Of
eighty-three years T-p 70 week ago h
was actively engaged in the Practise Of
law He had held the federal commission
ership IN Binghamton for tfty-fOur years.
DR. WILLIAM WILLARD MOON died
yesterday afternoon from pIeurisy and a
complication OF diseases at his home, No.
is Sostrand avenue. Brooklyn He is sur
vived by his parents. two sisters and two
brothers. The burial viii take place to-day
in Falstng-oH. Penn. where he vas born
forty-nlne years ago. and where he re-
ceived his early education. re was a grad
uate Of the medical department 81 the Uni
Versity OF Vermont and had practised med
ictne in Brooklyn fOr the last eighteen
wears.
GENEVRA RUSS ELL BATE died al her
home. NJ. s7S Court street Brooklyn. yes
terdav after an illness of several weeks
durat Size was born in Hamilton. y. y.
and removed 70 Brooklyn at an early age.
She was graduated from the Packer InstI-
tlre iu tsf9. and always took deep interest
.n an that pertaiued 20 that institution. I'm
early life size became "a member Of the
strong Place Baptist Church. and dIled
many Important Offices in IT, in addition 20
being a member OF the Long Island Board
% the National Baptist Home Mission SOCi-
ETY.. She leaves a brother. Henry NJ. Rus
sell. "a LAWYER. OF This city. The body will
ing services at her home next Saturday
afternoon
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PROSECUTORS MEET.
District Attorneys Discuss
BOOLmGhIRS.


AlbarE March 1.-the provisions u the
bills introduced IL the legislature 10 pro-
Liltt oral b0olymaking and otherwise per-
feet the so-caIled Agnew-Hart anti-race-
trach gambling bills we're discussed TO
DAY al TIE annual meeting Of the Associa-
tion OF District ATTORNEYS Of the state
While the sentiment appeared To favor
the enactment ~ the proposed Laws. after
q motion had been MADE 10 iudorst th%u- q.
was finally decided 90 refer tile whole
question Of the associations position 20 It's
j. gislArive committee with full power %
act
Tae association Endorsed tle Dill % As
semhlym-u Whitney o. facilitate the paF-
ueut ~ expenses incurred by district at
t1rne-s.
A feature % TIE bushes session Wa
paper read 5y Distric, Attorney Bond. Of
Syracuse on The Automobile Criminal
lie severely condemned the reckless auto
mobile driver and characterized ar auto
mobile criminal a. ''a person who drives an
AUTOMOBILE. OF motor cycle without regard
to the ri.l-s ~ the road Or in q manner SD
reckless. careless or needless as 70 os dan
geroGs 20 human beings. OF WHO while
under The influence Of liquor or while run
.ilg st a higher rate uf speed tlan IS
reasonable a2d prOper having regard FOR
me traffic and use u highways. inhicts ar
injury 9u another who Is in The exercise OF
ordinary care.
This definition said lIr BOND. IN
cI1des Joy riders. anl may include those
who arr crimlnauv rich enough o. own
several higa power imported automobile
bat Who are mentally zoo poor 20 run them
safely
AZ Bono recommended the enactment o.
Laws 20 make u.or- severe the punishment
for an automobile drive VINO IL intoxicated
or b. guilty % reckless driving.
District Attorney Whitman OF New York
sent two % his Deputies. Robert 5. Taylor
and g. n. MOTT. 20 represent New York
county Air Sot' an the day session dis
,uss-d tie tendency toward suspensions OF
sentence. which Zee said has SD developed
IN the county ~ New York a. 20 become
a menace 20 the community.
.-rha eyi effect of tlis system upon tire
Ucbile." said ST. Sott is twof0.d II AZ
f,cts those uho are encouraged L, commit
c.ine hy seeing Others get n scot-rree.
ard IL affects the gen,ral public of New
York County which Is LOSING annually thou
cards ~ dollars by the depretations 81
.probai.ouers' ard O.. those encouraged 20
crime. H. tAe 'p-obatioaers' immunity. 90
s..y nothing 90 the losses inflicted 5y crimes
o. violence am blooazh.L
~WItl olr elective ysten % judges moth
iag Is of more importance than the ahso-
lite separation % az polite or political
n nucnca from the atminist-atiOn OF our
Criminal las and tEe punishment 81 offend
srs 80 SYSTEM that the ingenuity 81 man
coul1 devise Is more calculated o. promote
,rst.ad 90 90 prevent that influence than
th.. system which now prevails Ia tho
...i.utv % Sew York"
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MRS. 7. MA. INeERsoLL.

Ms. There's McAlJlster Insersou del
yesterday al her home. No. ~ East 10th
street. after long illness The funeral
viii 10 held in - PaUIs Episcopal
Church. New Haven. tomorrow afternoon
az 80 O'clock The burial viii be lu the
grove Street Cemetery. New Haven. ou tle
same dav-
Mrs Iugersou was The dauehte- o. CUT
Ter McAllister. OF san Francisco. ana julia
ParkuaE. - Savanna She was born
iu San Francisco about sixty YEAR aEo.
but had lived ia New York for the last
thirty years. Mrs. ingerSou was = niece
81 Ward AcAllister. the famous social
dictator % NeW York society some years
ago. and made her debut Ia this CITY She
was educated abroad ard was married o.
COIiE Macrae Ingerson on May g. 1883. i1
this city She was d meruber OF the co.
Ionial Danes and was active iu uuueruu-
charities t. New York and Boston.
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wHAT rs GoINe OF To-DAY.

Frae sdfaissior % r-e NetFgPo!.ran d-ssl. x
an ans ur Ar--icsr N-st-i- ~ A-i-l-.
Histur--
ri.lr---,s Iaagers. c-l-. T 2
~ l,a-Fles.s Day uarals starrs az Flfts Avenue
ard s2c street. rr-Ft-s rlEta % l-'-A aNT'''
,--.,,f -,set.nr ans s-cltor ~ officers ~ che
TsA.r Cllt. E'fr h-iar Do t-
I.,-ture on sTh- HrE.eu.r Dars and Manage =
msn, = - - v--, a., -,-e-, 'so 3 N,
wr. siiHh~-- Jones ~ vas Farming Wor'aI
ana fr- ballot" the National -eagae t.r
~. civic Eoucat4cl &. Women. 80 -
Madison avenue. B.. u.
,t-..r 90 90. society 90 ere Frifnc,y sons -
8. Fatr.ck Ds.Doricos evening
Miner o. -as sew Y3rk L-itariaH Ciab. Hotei
sl4LEa;tar. -s-rinE
r..rr-- ~ tire So Patrick boei--y % Brsla-5I
Wa.do-s- Astoria. evening
Festival ~ rl. Anc'Fa- order 1: Hihsr1 a's
Har.eu. River Para, osrHi-s
r,~-,-,. 20 ,le Ancient ORDER o. HihsrniaEs
Board ~ Erin Trstonia h-4, tf-if avenue
ana Ic-h Ftfset. freniis.
fl.-uer ~ the Tn.tec sors = -ri- Prospect
Hall Hr1cEisr. eseIIrs-
nassusrade haH far ~ h~nea, - tae Na-'e
H. rer-arr Garden. ewing
49, 2 tt- knirhts q S. Patsirk 90 Rica
moli bero4gH, hlg'' g. H---eA -s-ai.-'
evening
Am--ican Volunteers. 81. - East act-
r,.-r-- "a !r.laacs American Fr.erl-. E.-e.
Aator : b .a
F,r-. lectures .t fls H0ari ~ FILTRATION. p. rn
FsafIir -rhou ,-a 80. AZ " 80 @stn sI .-rf
..Trt- keflttrra4.raE.. fa+ail~l i-iniu lt.r
er- p.fll. srhua. So isdfs street Ard ~
tI.I-aras HFfult ''i turkey. ia fF.frflf.irfi.
ra-.r.r- etc Miva carrie KNAPP. l'lf.i'
-......,l ~ Hesfrr ana i-ssen stl~ef-. 'Ain
r~ 49, "a -st.. - blanchard. Pebble
raheal ~ Io,h strset. susi af Aferls h
--Tf. g-.ar Cifira ~ lad-a l'r. Lucia e. 3D.
t.-,-r- Frln.l. school - s"Lt street and
.sr-r .r@ru~ f-hg tarae % AIasnn tat.
-.-f-, = 81 inner. fatisr ernooI il* latl
r-r~ Eigrth afflle lac l1 r.-
49,, .eI.s-r MlFf Anna Hfa .krrf.
$780,. -~rs.I 80 firaf avenue enc als
.-r.-s .-Fak songs ef Frelre. W. i-..f-
rtbtr school lat - 81 EaE'
1900 -Mr Iiooa-F~ifF Huutilg
$3.50 Ii b. CrI-ru. sln.-. ~rroc. 80
49," ~rre.t aur Amsterdam avenue. "iter-
- IN Hsnrv Lirr, Pablo -rfp"t llo
r-.-t --res- AID Firl asfn4f ltr south
r- u.a-serfsrf Ar..lr fr.e l--
... nam so e. Ea~r lofth street.
E.ira..r ara Tfs gar, .r NatHfr Nii-
n Est4nruoae. i,11.l. -..fii 81 ~
ffr- rfrr-r -Aier-rar ~ q tt.'.e
s.tsr ii F.fu-lue o. i--rs iia f-l
.ra tsrn.- errnffE f tta 't
-.-l-r.r. Truta0F..-
-r..-rrrT .-
a. -.er Aar.a, N-
e.rHF
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~ course. there IL no truth .r ,,. .,r.
o.. published b. the Italian u.v-r.s,..-.
A. reprinted tu a number ~ no. -
~ r1nten.porarics 20 Tie -.set a., 49,
'--Parl has purchased Lord Ho..,...-,.,,
..a at Fos.1ppo. near EaU'es for az, No.
-.sr ~ presenting it % Princess pe,-i.-.
-prnnucft on fne occasion ~ hc- --o--
go 20 ths Dule ~ 81. Abruzz. S f-5,,...-
20 Count - TURN
-'nr3 one knows perfeoLy VeI thaf rt.
--h' hear 81 given ir az entirely dr.
fiarter thaf % belongs % a vel xrov,
'i'H alchess. Fho las f1e misfortune ~
o-rcenec with e. husband Do gact n
80 i.i oroer 20 break ~ th!s soraeVhat too
-sy known ertaugleuent t'-t che -oar-
--rH Was sent o~ ~ suen- en-
'.oo''nE ,l Cenf~sl At~'ca
Ao'eoetr facre BAG .e-r .r.. 90. 90.
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waking Backward.

'- description ~ me o1eniug ~ Par
e-- -- hEE Edward ard ~ 80. .,al,r--
f a' holds az FuckingEam Palace
.-.- 81 mace ~ trs fact rhsr h. ann
rt acre preceded bv IL. r-@-r
..-.. "a l-s o- tae r0yal household. ua.ksls
Th.F ;s an accomprshue1t-
Ole nl-Es' s'm1s- descrii. u As 81,
..a- rs boy 20 means -asv 20 so-yir.
s. r. hich 10 iIcisp=r o. tllss. ,.h,.
called -pol Be- la-k .I what Is luoEU
-t 30. sunshine o. royalty
consists In walking backward tl--.
a. followed hy o lJw low. trer q bslf
f as three Siding steps trer anatb.-
-l and three more step haekward
'... another uoR. ana 81 IN. This Walktng-
HTi aaz q" BE- done NOT merely IN
''- t-t also ~ and down stairs
~ even stI more ard locus and re-
,-- - an immense amount ~ practice
AA.ff mon acr-sro-aed thereto sometimes
'n grief. .a tae same rHarre- as Old
o.. '--e Duke ~ Argyll. TIE latter. or one
1-' rare occasions or Nhich Crl..a
a opened Parliament lr state s--
i-.a'- 'er MAJESTY and earned -he crown
q. 1' realm or velvet cushion AZ -te
ar ~ t1e ceremony. L-rIrz Which
-- -- occupied place ou rhe dals OF rr.
lAWaHf N|
to move backward leading ~. IA,
Pee --rer. Ee forgot hoNever. tsa
it - ls la.s. and when BE- reached
Ee ~ t.e laster he fe.I backward III
-d.e- ~ ia ,Is lrs and heavy -r-s.ae
peers ruues fr0-- enc colds a.
no Sss eKtr.rat-d Vlts liFl.llt..
s-1en. Vrlse face SLOWED move ,r--
ia" amusement although me sragi.y
ae around beer Nas sor-lv faxed ~
lf',hce presented sv rhe cock ~
as the dLke vas called. In con-
''s OF his soulep-tef .tr..-rirf 80.
-fesec Sew kindly g.,-os =, l',-.' -,
's -e hope TIA, be- vas rof mr.,
'' s"eIt olt sitr rer co-rege
-'.y necessary ta ado tl.at walk
Nai- constituted a token Of s-reat
a. nef o. homare tiat men
20 regime pa El-0p. san accord 10
s'ra' .ac. ~ ths.r acg.ain,.,..
AacE .ll ~ her Bresrno, "a Tie
,A 30 q CAL and b. based on Tie
Na- t a. clsc8urteous ever -
pa 81 any ole who A. entitled
-'-f.t-..c The turning 81 tb. f.-cIz
- person ls 90 such an extent f.
iIa-on ~ disregard ana rort~rnr-
'''a' {. haa even come 20 a. i...s ~. .. .i.....
"e'h Tor the expression ~ aversion
'.a Aen's = L. nor lnnatural, fo,tssd..,
~ et-q2ette ~ most az 49,. ,.,.,.---
E4-.ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17

p vc'6 - interesting O. lsa~n who IS
t-e 20 s-stviet LADY Grace NackerEie Vro
Re b Yea Eork ar ere waldorf Ast.ria
g. ror-e to her i've bis ranches 10 craoS
rC-r-- WE. gave ont interviews ahGst-s
f0-ne- President Eo0seve.t fo~ the havoc
r She 1ec'ares that a.thouCh former
re- himself he caused throughout tie
rs-c--rE industry durt-K MS term a. che
N.-s House hy his action regarding cattle
..sre-r0r. she describes herself as TIE
v.do-. ~ LORD Mackenzie
zero hes been no peer for rhe last ffty
yoa-s ~ the nare 81 lord Mackenzie.
--r.s r-e-c Is judge - the Court az Ses-
o. -r - Edinburgh. Charles Mackenzie BY
aar-e who nv virtue az ms once has en-
.ore- t.- the iast four years the courtesy
1te c- LORD MsckerEie. But his wife's
l-s-.a- name is LILY. and not Graoe. and
s1s has tlc rght 10 THE courtesy
lady Mackenzie she does not dream
o. -..-g te-selt "LEds Lily MackCnzie.
re critic ~ the former President IN
o. --.-s lsrse.f as Lady Grace Mac
k-rE.s u.pIas shat she Is me daughter q
a. -EFtsa ear.. marquis OF duke. since
--ei- daughters alone are warranted in
-s-s ne prehK ~ lacy" 10 their Christian
name and m conjunction with their sur
us--
er' srs a. least 8 dozen women en-
''.~- 'o ne designation OF LADY Mac
sfFe wives or widows OF haronets and
ssr.s ~ the name OF Mackenzie Bur
Dol. la- % hem bears the Christian name
o' GRACE ~ answers IN any way tie de-
s-'a,loa ~ the alleged owIer ~ tLe sse
ranches N CroDS Colnty. 8vyC
Eolld not reter 10 THIS matter were
Ho' Cog the immense amount OF publicity
-'-I she has lately received "a TIE press.
beg 81 egGuons that Theodore Roosevelt
.al dous fer more harm 20 the sheer and
'a.t.e breed lng Industry than ned TIE Mea-
trust ane mat he had by hts policy forced
- 0artio owners into haukruptcr. hay
s been te.egraphed from New York 10 alI
-r mo United States. Before at
POI. 'rE any importance 20 these assert ions
-alI- te sell ior LADY Grace Mackenzie
o SKY Az ust how she comes by her
name. ard. ABOVE AL 7y ler rttIe. ol which
g. standard Vork coutans tte slightest
.s-e--,
There Be- Miss Grace Nsckenzle men
"-e-. snl. cl-'o-sls enough. s-e makes
.arne .- t.'s eo-E--. blt sr,. Is only
wears old. and ate~ at Eyestae!d.
g. 2. ehsre rc- fatler. Edmund Lyons
s-'. very distant cousin az sir
tf-- Nscke-zis. ot Ia-lar ana scat
resides Utft has American -t..
ot Feyrou Skfpxorra 4 -. y
telc. IA
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AGA PRlcEs FoR DRAWINGS.

The Coaching and fox hunting eo-orec
prints and Original drawings collected hF
the a., oliver 81 D. Belmont brought me
highest prices a. hast nights sale az the
Anderson Auction Compauy's r"oins- one
u four origlna' Watrr ,olor drawings d.
Henri A Ken. showing = coach drawn oN
tgva BAYS ard Two gravs. passing through
. quaint village. Nas Knocked down 40 y
Al Ellsworth tor St-. and Ire same liler
was ualo by o.. clark io7 The Last
trsrs. Dr." the YORK. To- London Royal
49, rn. .f IoI-uu.- coaching incidents,
=. l--avrd bv r.. T. stock after r y IL
Waisr. The tota. ~ this nrst session was
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GERMAN ARTISTS. FESTIVAL.

The annual German artists Festival
q. aich o. O. b. held in The Hotel Aston on
Saturday evening lids fair 20 he an event
az far more than ordinarr Interest Among
those wro are 90 take part are Leo s.szaN
Carl J6-u Hs-mar- Jailoak er onto
G8ritz walter sooner. John ForseIl Nine
sfsftsehiE Mi-s Der'inr. Iic.ardo Martin.
Gem TTsH. Ciausn-e WlitehiI Allen
f4t.rkf-s. Mi-- Wicklam. n Sercherta
aaf N-e GafFe AmoEg f-- Gestures
raroIr er Tau-tlu..t
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HENRY BRIDE scHoLEs.

Henry Bride scholes. founder Of the
South BROOKLYN Iron Works. and pioneer
% Williamsburg. died yesterday afternoon
a. his home No. 500 Bedford avenue
Brooklyn. MIR SchoIes was I'm his eighty
third year.
Tie was born IN London. England. and
was brought by hts parents 20 this eoun-
try when be was two years old After OBJ
tainins his early education he went back
% his native country FOR advanced study.
Mr.. SchOles came hack here when he was
twenty-one years old and soon afterward
established himself IT the iron business
ffe retired about twenty years ago. Since
1855 be- had been senior warden Of Christ
Episcopal Church.
The funeral VIII be held az his home 70
morrow ev ening at O'Clock. and the burial
viii be I'm Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17

After having made a tour 81 the state. g.
Governor Robert =. Glenn o. North Caro-
Ina VIII address q mass meeting az Car
negle Hall sunday afternoon. az as
o'clock. "a the intsres. Of the New York
Antl-Saloon League and az TIE city Iocel
option biz now before the New York Lee
islature.
Mr.. Glenn is one Of the foremost temper
ance leaders Of the south. Il 81 expected
ttat Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson.
member OF Congress from Alabama. VIII -
present and Introduce Mr. Glenn.
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INVITED BY EARL GREY.
Professionalism Oheially Requested
20 Act in Montreal

Montreal March ls.-Eari Grey. cover
nor General - canada. has extended an
Official invitation 70 Forbes Robertson 10
visit Canada before returning 20 England
Earl Grey suggests that II Nj Robertson
car arrange 20 open IN Montreal on Non
dav April ~. he VIII personally attend 'Ae
Derf0-rnauce al rhe Princess Theatre here.
he has a.~o irtirnated MS intention Of VII
Messing The Passing ~ ire Third MOOR
BACK -ext Tuesday evening a. Maxine
EIliotts Theatre New York.
r Arrangements can be made. therefore.
10 transfer the existing dates az other CON-
panies. Forbes Robertson Vlu brink his
season in NeN York 10 a c-ose on satur-
dav. April g. and. following q week d.
Montreal utU proceed % ottawa king
frr Hamilton London and perhaps Cue
bee the ucek ~ April IS. appearing ar TO-
r1nro TIE ueek ~ tie -ltl before sailing
Tor England.
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REQUIEM FoR PROF. S. S. SANFORD.

New Haven March ia requiem
for Professor Samue' : Sanford was
PLAYED az Yale University this afternoon
by the New York symphony Orchestra.
directed by Walter Damroach The num-
hers were the Elsal symphony No. l.
iu = Nat. and the finale Of TIE Brahms
symp nony ir e. minor. which were Sc
lected oy. Professor Sanford last fan when
h. knew h@ had bat q short time 10 live
A favOrit~ J. ymn was sung rv "a chorus Of
two hundred voices with Professor F'arEa-
~ the organ The audience IN WOOlsey
HAL was made 40 of friends of Professor
sanford Who had been invited BY the fam
Iy anc prominent members Of musical
circles here and from many places IN the
East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17

Boston, March ls.-COmmodore HOvgaard
served for several wears As professor Of
naval architecture az the Massachusetts
Institute Os TechnolOgv. lie came to the
institute in 1901 and was Instrumental in
building UP what Is said 10 be- the 0nIy de-
partment OF marine architecture ln an
American educational institution. BE was
an expert designer both OF merchant yes
sells and % warships. He LEFT the insti-
tute onIy a year or So ago. and retained
connection With 81 even after returning 20
duty Do the Danish navy
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PRuoENcIo oE MUReUIoNoo.

baltimore March 1s.-Sehor PrudenciO de
MurguiOndO. consul general from Uruguay
20 the United States. died at Eis home here
last night after a short illness from pneu-
monla. senior de MurguiOndo was not a
native or Uruguay although he represent
ed that country for many years as consul
general lie was born IN Bus1Os Ayres
seventy-niEe years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17
ERAMcEs Rose MARRlE0.

London. March To- Miss Frances Rose
-re American soprano. who has been sing
trv IN "Eielztrar al Covent Garden, vas
married Ina London t0-da, 40 Theodore 'oi-
rad al oUera singer and merchant ~
COLOGNE Tie couple have gone 10 i.eI.4 an,
+, here tie prima donna WiI res-EAc neg
s.-..tug N the opera house
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PATRICK q. M,MAHoN.

Patrick r. Mcmahon. for sixteen vears
"a keeper in the old Kings County Peni-
Tertiary and the city Prison. died yes
terday "a its home. No. - Concord street
Frock.yG lie vas born m the County
Monaghan ireland. ana had lived I'm tine
"a and $50 Wards of Brooklyn Tor the last
duy years. Pc Nas "A veteran - the civil
War. member OF the Clarence ID Mac
Eenzie Post. - y r. and -he Prison
Keepers Association or New iork. lie
leaves wife tru Sons. daughter and
"A sister
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DIED.


BATE March 10. 1910. a. her resldene--
No. 37S Court e.. Brookyu. Genevra Eus-,t-
Bate. daughter ~ ths late samuel r and
held al her Iate residence on saturday AFTER
noon Mareh ~ a. 80 e eos5 IN Siai-
requested not to send Sewers
DAvIs-March ~. Willis 2. Davis. assd :.
Funeral from TIE Funeral church. No. @1L
West sd 81. CFrank F. Carupbei building
DEPEw-N, PlaiudsId y y on WEDNESDAY.
Of r Henry p-pev services a. her late
residence. so. 1919 Hillside ave. Plainfeld.
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GRAvEs-ou March H. ialO Sarah Dear
Lockwood Haustran. Funeral services a. her
late residence NJ. @el WeEt &flh ST. Thurs-
vate
HAGER- Suddenly Na9,' IS. 1910. a. DsI1lne.
Ela-- isabel carson. wife u Robert hagiz-
Notice 0f funeral hereafter
LEsRNEp--Ia Norwich conn. a, naidniss!.
aged . years
MACKLIN- Jersey Ct,y. wsdnesday Mzros
l5. 1910 Man 81 Mack!in.
II GILI-Ou Tuestay. March Is. 1910 a. s.
John Hospital. Cornelius MeGiii. ased -
years FuIrra, services will BE- held az tls
RESIDENCE Of his sister. Mrs e. 81 Miller NO
As Jefferson ave. Brooklyn. Thursday. Nsrcu
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81 EINNY -Ou MONDAY March "A 1910. Mary
F. NcEnny daughter os Dennis and Mar
a Mc kinuy- F'luura- from her laIe rasldence.
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General Brooas Posrlev. Funeral s-rvices frons
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17
WILLIAM r. HUBS.

Central Islip. Long TsIanI March Is
William r. Hubs. former Assessor m Is
Up and well known politically, died sud-
denly from heart disease yesterday at the
home Of his sister. Mrs. Henry Holmes. IN
this village. tie was seventy-One years
old and was brother OF Senator Orlando
Hubbs
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OBITUARY
PROFESSOR MORRIS n. MORGAN.

PROFESSOR MORRIS n. MORGAN.
Newport. March ls-Dr. Morris n.
Morgan. professor % classical philolosy at
Harvard University. died "a the home OF
Daniel b. Fearing in this civ to-day.
Professor Morgan had been visiting Nh
Fearing. and last Wsek was seized with
heart trouble. Yesterday his condition be-
came critical
Morris Hicky Morgan was tom 20 Provi-
dence N ls5s. the son OF Morris B. Nor
gan lie was graduated from Harvard IN
1871. anu received there the degree %. A Il
and OF Ph. D. in ISS7- Hobart college con
terred OF him the degree II LII H. lie
married E.eanora Semmes Gloso1- 81
baltimore Professor Morgan was the AT
thor Of numerous works on Thil0logical
subjects and vas prolific contributor u
periodical literature. AmOns his books
We're. De Ignls EIiciendl Mods Apud
Antiques" lss0: Dictionary 20 Nenophon $
Anabasis. 1852 translation Of NenCphon $
The Art o. Horsemanship ts99; The
Phormio Of Terence 1856. Eight Orations
Of Lysias." 1895. a school Latin Gram
mar Iss9: The Minor Works Of Tacitus.
1904. and The Language OF Vitruvius.
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