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Dry Cock Savings Institution

Sal g. 3i3 BOWERY. Cor. Sd ST.. New York.
Tho Trustees have declared a dividend
for the six months ending June 80 1914.
on all deposits entitled thereto under the
bylaws az the rate OF THREE and
ONE-HAIF Per Cent. per annum on all sums
not exceeding THREE THOUSAND DOL
LARS, payable on and after July 20, 1914
Deposits made on or before July 10 will
be entitled to Interest from July !. 1914.
ANDREW MILLS, President.
WIN + PATTERSON V. Pres n Treas
CHARLES MlEHLISG. Secretary.
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Sugar Raw and refined sugars were
unchanged yesterday AT SAGE and i3oc.
respectively. Tn re were buyers Of raws
at 3.3ec, but no offerings We're made be
low 1890. Brokers expect prices to
harden by the first Of next week. TIL"
prospect of an early inauguration of
dealings In Cuban contracts on the New
York Coffee Exchange IS attracting more
attention TO this form Of speculation. The
market was firm In tone. quotations for
Cuban raw sugar futures. basis 90 de-
grces G.. /. T. New York. reported by
Hopkius Bros 25 Broad street
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IHt LIN"rU00I market was quiet, There
WAS better business In spot cotton. with
rd1l.ne I points lower at 7,6Od. Sales.
'''l bales Receipts, 1900 bales, includ-
!ts 10000 American.
Prices az Liverpool were:
Omen. Hlgh. Low. Clos. Prev
. lalyAqs - 81, ~, i"S f 7sa
Or Nov ,,p rN "a 80 & 81,
Van Feb .. tuta az Gss gu g72
u y NJ bids :, Liverpool were: July,
-'f pc'ohrr, l2.+6; December. 1857 (;
January l2lN. The market there Is due
]" open to-day ~ to . points W.
Port receipts and stocks were
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-20

COUPLE ELoPE-ARE DROWNED
ON CANOE HONEYMOON
Gordon Higgins, 10, eloped and
married Verle Stewart, %, yesterday.
Two hours later they were drowned
while canoeing along the canal near
Willow Springs.
The boy met the girl two years ago
while he was a student at the Evans
tor. Academy. He lived with his uncle,
Fred H. HARDWOOD, vice president of
the New Kentucky Coal Co., 1926
Beacon street. She lived with her I'M
Gle, Byron H. McKinnon, wealthy res
taurant owner, 1900 Beacon street.
Their marriage has been delayed
on account of their youth. Yesterday
they slipped away accompanied by
two of Higgins fellow-students and
had the knot tied.
They they started on a two-day
canoe honeymoon. The bodies have
not yet been found.
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SAY TAXDoDGERs' WAR WILL
- MEAN 100000 A YEAR

$10,000,O00 a year will be added to
the income of Cook County by the
campaign against taxdodgers now be-
ing conducted by States Atty Hoyne.
Since Hoyne began bombarding
them, some Of our most veteran tax
dodgers have been running down to
the board of assessors Office with
their hands in the air.
Asst States Atty Berger, who is
in charge of the work for Hoyne, has
discovered more than 100000 in
potential taxes, which have never
been paid.
He Classics the property which
has escaped taxation as follows:
Real Estate.
Streets and alleys vacated by the
city, but still listed as public property.
Slips and submerged lands along
Chicago and Calumet rivers.
Former slips and submerged lands
now filed in and used as private prop
erty.
Railroad property other than right
of way.
Past exempted lands, now private.
UnderValued bank property.
Corporations with large realty
holdings.
Large individual holdings.
Personal Property.
Property of residents in country
towns of Cook County, not scheduled.
Merchandise, fixtures and credits Of
partnerships and corporations not on
assessors books.
Mortgages, stock in foreign cor
porations, notes and securities and
bonds owned by individuals.
Leasehold interest in lands exempt
from taxation, including school lands
and the land of the Illinois Central
Railroad.
900
In France it is said there are b.
10000 families with only one child
nooh
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If wall seems damp, place a cork
at each lower end of picture frame,
thus allowing perfect circulation of
air behind pictures.
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DIED.,

GALBRAlTH ON Wednesday. December
81, 1913. at his residence, 1855 Riverside
Drive, George Ga!braith. beloved hus
bund Of Lolita Hamilton Galbraiih.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HILLS % Kane, nged So. Services THE
FUNERAL CHURCH" al West Twenty
third Campbell B.dsp, Friday. II
o'clock. Under auspices Actors Fund.
MANLEY ON December 80. at the residence
Of her son-in-law. William II. Brown,
1874 West Eishty-siNth street Isabella
Charlotte. widow OF the late Reuben
Manley
Funeral services az the Church OF the
TRANSPORTATION Twenty ninth street.
between Fifth and Madison avenues. on
Friday, January :, at II A. NJ. Relatives
and friends invited
MAXWELL. Thomas Hayward son Of
William *. and Ella Hayward Maxwell.
al New York city on December 80. 1919.
in his sixteenth year.
Interment al Green Mount Cemetery, Baiti-
more, Md, on Friday, January 2, st
$3.50 =. NJ. from Union station. Gin
oinuau and Baltimore papers please
copy
MYRICk The Rev DR. Henry l.. Myrick. -
December 81, 1913. at ST Lukes Hospital.
Clergy Of the Diocese u New York and
members OF New York Churchman's As
ISOLATION tNested1, knights Templars and
scottish Rite Masons are cordially In
yitel TO attend the services in the Cattle
draI Of 81. John the Divine at 80 p ~,
Friday. January ,, 1914.
PHELPS Tuesday, December e0 1919.
IN the eightieth year of his age. Charles
Phelps, VI u, Of 90 East Eighty sec
ond street, beloved husband Of Isabel
NJ James and father OF Luis James
Phelps
Funeral services at Church Of st. Igna-
tius Loyola. Park avenue and Eighty
fourth street, Friday morning. January
q at $50 O'Clock Interment private.
Please omit flowers
TrCKER-At his residence. l+s Wildwood
street Brooklyn, on Tuesday December
so 1913 Albert Farnham Tucker
Funeral service at Marcy Avenue BaptSot
church. Marcy and Putnam avenues,
brooklyn, on Friday, January 2, 1914,
at . y NJ
WEIGH Edward Martin, suddenly, OF
pneumonia at his residence. % Gramsrcy
Park, on December 80.
Funeral services at 81, Georges chapel
East sixteenth street at II A. NJ, Thurs
day. January
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TUXEDO GREETs NEW YEAR.
Club Guests Join Hands ana Sing
"Auld Lnng sync."

TUXEDO PARK, Dec 3l.--The Tuxedo
clubhouse held u large gathering tonight
at the annual New Years eve ball. Many
coonists opened their houses, giving house
parties. and the winter clubhouse was
opened.
There was a large attendance Of the
younger set. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Earle
Stevens opened their house on Cannon
Hill Mr.. and Mrs. f. Klngsbury Curtis
opened their new cottage for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Seton and the Misses
Seton are in their small house. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. C. Hewitt are in their house on
Tuxedo road
Many large dinners were given before
the dance at the club, Mr. and Mrs. Mai
rice entertained a party OF ten Among
the guests were the Hon. and Mrs, on
yer Brett. Mr.. and Mrs. George Low. Mr..
and Mrs. Andre Champol!on.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant Mason had
party OF eighteen. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Morgan Tllford were host and hostess 10
a party OF twenty five Other large din
ners were given by Herbert Claiborne
Pell. Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Ormond c..
Smith.
Richmond Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
W. Munroe, Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Stevens,
Mrs. w. II Young and Mrs. Grenvlle
Kane had dinners at their houses.
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rims. II seems. was particular favorite
of the khedlve Ismail Pasha, and was
purchased from his heirs after his death.
The jewels are supposed to represent the
shrine of the khedives. the emerald signi-
flying the higher minaret. the sapphire the
smaller miraret. and the ruby the dome.
There are Persian gold enameled ear
rings Of bell shaped forms, composed Of
gold leaves and minute pearls, Baltic
Sea amber beads Persian silver perfume
sprinkler. royal ivory spectacle box,
gold and silver incrusted prayer boxes,
charms. locket and a collection OF Assyr-
ian ntaglios.
The potteries include specimens Of
Median- Persian that date from the
eleventh century and that are coated with
lustrous iuCrustation due to their long
burial. There are pieces of RhAg,s
falerce, Jugs Dubious In form. with
handles ana suitanaba ds OF the sixteenth
century of "A turquoise blue glaze. There
is group of Rakka bowls. an oriental
Chalcedony agate cup and Persian lus,re
plates.
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the age OF Sc He retired from active
ministry In 1900 and lived thereafter at
sos West iilst street.
Or. Myrick was born in this city on
December 5. 1877. From the Meadville
Theological School and the Harvard Di-
vin!ty School he entered the Unitarian
ministry and was pastor Of churches In
Plymouth. Mass. Brooklyn. Conn. East
port. Ne. Northboro. Mass. and Castine,
Me
pr. Myrick often said that he did no,
learn how to live until he was about
60 years old. At 65 he began a course of
I.tmory training with remarkable re-
suits on his deathbed he recited Plato $
essay on love
His first wife was Lucy c. Whittemore
Of Cambridge, Mass. who died in 1873
Four children of that marriage survive
Herbert Myrck. president OF the Orang,
Judd and Phelps Publishing companies
Lockwood Myrick. "A farmer IN New Jei-
sey. Mrs, l., Cora Brown of Concord.
Mass. and Horatio w. Myrick, an cleo
trician of Longmeadow, Mass. In 1s.2
pr. Myrick married Elizabeth Book OF
Chicago, who survives him.
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MRS. JULIA F. DRAPER.
4 Well Known singer and Teacher
Of Vocal Music.

Mrs. Julia i. Draper, "A singer and
teacher OF vocal music. died yesterday at
her home, 26s East Sixteenth street.
Flatbush. Brooklyn. at the age of -. She
began her musical career at the age Of | I
as "A member OF the choir in the late
Or. Richard Salter Storrs's church IN
Brooklyn. She was married more than
fifty years ago in that church to Jacob
X. Draper. "A hasso. who died IN 1905.
She and her husband also sang in the
Holy Trinity Church. Brooklyn of which
the late Rev. John White Chadwick was
rector. The late Dudley Buck. the organ
ist-composer, was choirmaster of that
church at the time ana Mrs. Draper was
one OF his pupils. She also studied un-
der Errani.
Mrs. Draper taught singing for many
years She leaves no children The
funeral will take place at the house on
Saturday morning. Music for the serv ices
will be furnished by Mrs. Diapers former
pupils.
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DIED.

BENEDICT. Tuesday evening, December so,
1918, at po.gan Hilis, staten Island,
Sarah seaman, widow OF L. $, Judge
Charles Llneus Benedict and mother Of
Geor Q Cromwell, in the seventy eighth
year OF her age.
Funeral service At her late residence,
Farview, ponEan Iiils, staten Island,
at II O'clock. Friday, January 2. Car
riages viii be at pongan Hills station on
arrival of train connecting with Munici-
pul Ferry boat leaving foot Whitehall
street Manhattan. at ~ o'clock a. NJ,
CHATFIELD Suddenly. on sunday. De-
cember IS Mary Il, Chatheld, daughter
of col. Harvey Chatfeld.
Funeral at Cambridge n. Y.
CURTS.--At Paterson n. J" Wednesday,
December 81, 1919, james Hutton, hus-
band OF Florence Wright curtis, aged
thirty-siN years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vi,ed to attend the funeral on Friday,
January 2. 1874. from his late residence.
$40 Broadway, Paterson, n j., at
o'clock T. Nj Interment at convenience
OF the family, Please omit flowers.
DONoHuE On Tuesday, December 80. 1913,
Ellen Donohue, in her eighty first year,
at her residence 225 East Seventeenth
street.
FUNERAL from her late residence on Friday.
AT half past 0 A NJ thence TO 81. AIMS
church East Twelfth street where
solemn requiem mass Will be offered for
the repose Of her soul. Please omit
flowers,
DRYER.--On December ~. 1919, al her
residence. Crawford. n. J.. after Il short
fitness, MARY Nandcrpoel Dryer, wife OF
Laurent y Dryer in her nifty sixth year
Funeral services at Presbyterian church
crawford. y. j., Friday, January 2, lSli
at O'Clock l., NJ, on arrival OF o'clock
p. NJ train from Liberty street, c, H. h
Of N. J.
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WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

CARL GurMANN, who died at 80 Yves,
Eighty-ninth street on December "a, leav-
ing an estate OF more than s200, 900, gave
$4,000 outright and $4,000 IN trust for
life or until remarriagc 10 his wife. Ida Il
Gu;mann. He gave 5000 to his son
James and his daughter Mabel He left
$500 TO each person In the employ Of Carl
Gutmann Il Co for more than twenty
years and $3.50 each 10 two family SER
wants.
HuGH ]. DRrRY Of Murray & Drury.
tallors. left s27.452, Of which sl5,74l was
his Interest In the business His wife,
Ellen. gets the estate.
WILLIAM Il. KERRlGAN. who died on
May 10 last. left s32,4si to two sisters.
MAJOR IVAN TAILOR. a civil war veteran,
who died on March 81 last, left $54,s0T.
He gave his military orders and badges
TO the Loyal Legion and left $1,000 each
to the Chldren's Aid Society. 81. John 8
Guild. the United Hebrew Charities. the
Monteforc Home, the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum and the Tuskegee institute As a
token of esteem he gave $500 each To Dr.
Rober, Watts. George De Forest Barton,
John i. Nicholson and Henry l.. swords
He came from his home in Russia when f,
youth to fight in the civil war. His will
gives 81 each to any relatives who may
lay claim to his estate. The executor
could find no relative.
l'h'NbkA WIN ultu on FpTlI
90 last. left s32.lSS. OF which the bulk
went to her nephew, Clyde Polhemus
JAMES MCMANUs willed 81 each to fouI
sons and a daughter and $4,000 to a niece
but his estate was sufficient to pay only
II cents to each Of his children.
The REV. DR. CHARLES EDMUND BopY
who died on September 90. 1919. lief,
ss,7I9. which went TO his wife and his
daughter Constance, who is at Vassar
College.
DIR, DANIEL. r, AMBROSE. who died on
October |. 1912. left s7S,53I. Of which
s24.%9S each went to Sarah u. Murrill, q
halfs!ster. and Lucretia Emmett. a niece
JOHN STUART ELLIOTT. who died on
March 25 last, left S40,oS5 to his daugh,
ter helene and his son. Stuart Elliott
CAROLINE s. Guilp, VINO died in Boston
left SI39a2G She gave s50,o00 each 10
two srandnieccs and $4,000 each to the
Roxbury Latin School and the Museum OF
Fine Arts.
HARRY MCLEAN, manufacturer Of re
frigerators who died on March % last
left s26.572. His half. interest In his
business was appraised as ol no value be-
cause the business was run at a loss.
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on account OF illness in her family the
tea that was to take place tomorrow
afternoon at the Colony Club for Miss
Fredericka Bull. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Bull has been postponed,
Miss Elsie Stevens. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Richard Stevens OF Castle
Point, Hoboken, Is in Atlantic City for a
visit.
Mrs French Vanderbilt and her son
weeks.
Mrs. Francis A. Blanchet will give a
dance at her home In East Orange. ". j.,
tomorrow night for her daughter. Miss
Marie Blanchet, who will he introduced
to society next year.
Miss Juliana Cutting gave a small the
dansant yesterday at the st. Regis.
In st. Michaers Church. Litchfeld
Conn, to-day Miss Eleanor Sanford,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. william II.
Sanford. will be married to Winthrop
Jackson
Mrs. Gustavus A. Walker, who has
been III for some weeks at the Gotham
is conva,escing and will be about In a
fortnight
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus H. Dodge gave
a calico dance last night In the Rookie
Teller stable at 40 West Fifty-fifth street
The interior OF the stable was decorated
with Christmas greens and holly and al
midnight supper was served in the stalls
The wedding Of Miss Vera Van Buren,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Van
Buren,, to Harold C.. Richard. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar l.. Richard. will take
place in St, Thomass Church on jan
uary 81,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lauder. Jr.. OF
Greenwich. Conn. are at the Gotham foi
a brief visit.
Mrs Henry Todd will give a luncheon
at Sherry's on January 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield b. S!fton OF
Montreal are at the Ritz-Carlton.
DR.. and Mrs Frederic II. Humphreys
OF Morristown. N. j.. are at the Gotham
for the rest OF the winter.
At Castle House this afternoon there
will be tire usual the dansant, which or
account Of the holiday will probably be
crowded 1t is expected that many o!
the young people now At home from
school and college will he present
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher Of Mel
rose, Mass. have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Ruth
Fletcher, to A, Frederick Bradley. Jr.. OF
New Rochelle. No date has been men
toned for the wedding.
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WEST PuINT. Dec. 3l--Thc funeral OF
Brig Gen. George II Torncy. late surgeon
General of the United states Army, who
died in Washington last saturday, took
place in the post cemetery here to-day
with full military honors The battalion
of cadets as we'll as details of troops
from all the attachments stationed here
marched in funeral procession.
The cadets fired three volleys over the
grave and battery OF hlg guns doomed
"A brigader generals salute as IN" body
was lowered into the grave
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PATERSON, y. j.. Dec. 3l.-Dr. James
r. Curtis died to-day at his home, $40
Broadway. following an Illness OF several
months aged 80 years. He was born In
Biampton Canada, and was graduated
from Albert College in Ontario and from
Trinity University. Toronto After two
years service "a house surgeon In the
Paterson General Hospital he began prac-
tiCe with his brother, DR., Robert NJ Curtis
He was a member OF the North Jersey
Country Club. Arcola Club, Passaic
County and the New Jersey State Medical
societies. lie is survived by his wife and
a daughter.
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MEMORIAL. RESOLUTIONS.

PHELPS
The Medical Board Of Bellevue Hospital
announces with deep regret the death OF
Or Charles Phelps, who entering Bellevue
Hospital as a member OF the inferno
stan in 1859 one OF It's Oldest
graduates and who for thirty hve years
since then has been visiting or con-
sulting surgeon to that institution, Dur
ing all this time Or Phelps has nsvsv
spared himself in the service OF tho
hospital giving abundantly Of his time
and skin to ths suffering. His valuable
advice enriched by vast experience was
frequently sought In the councils OF hss
colleagues and always freely given
GEORGE DAVID STEWART, President
CYRUS ], STRONG. Secretary,
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Mayor John Purroy Mitchell takes Of
fee, City Hail. 10 NJ.
Delta Sigma Phi. convention. s05 West
l3sth street.
Y. NJ. G. A., New Year reception. els
West Twenty third street. 2 to 10 80 p. nj.
Child Labor Exhibit. Madison House
2lS Madison street.
Ragged Edge Club. dinner. b8 West
Thirty-sixth street.
West Side Y. NJ, G. A., cat show Fifty
seventh street and Eighth avenue.
Vacation committee of Woman's de-
partment Of the National Civic Fedora
ton. housewarminE. 3S West Thirty
ninth street, I to 8 r. M.
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ONCE FAMOUS SINGER DEAD.
Mrs. Gertrude DOrnbrsch Appeared
ut Academy Of Music.

Mrs. Gertrude DOrnbrach, once well
known opera singer. died Yesterday In
Corona, Queens. OF cancer of IN, stomach
She was ~ years old. She lived with a
niece, Mrs. Downing. at Is Tulip street.
Henry Dornbrach, her husband, died
Aftecn years ago. They had no children.
FIFTY years ago she sang in Italian opera
at the Acalrmy OF Music in Ncw York,
Her husband was musical director there,
She was born In Germany and came To
America when Is years old She retired
from tho stage more than thirty years
ngo and had lived in Corona for ten years,
She will be buried In Evergreens Cemetery.
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MoNrvILLE, Conn. Dec, 3l.-Wllliam
Is, Walden, II years old. merchant
here for more than fifty years, died sud
denly to-day of acute pneumonia. He
was the son OF n Methodist, preacher was
born here was AN active Republican
thirty-hve years, was Town Judge and
held many others offices His second wife
died a week ago,
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Lieut., Harry Lincoln simpson t. 5, A,
retired aged 81 Years, died early this
morning at the home OF his mother, Mrs
II. a. simpson, 20 Belmont avenue. Ter
sey city, He was graduated In the class
OF l9oi AT West Point and after service
in the Northwest and Alaska was re-
tired owing to disability contracted while
In service, He was Commandant at the
Wononah, n j.. Military school lie is
survived by his wife, the daughter OF the
late Gen. A. V. Kautz. L. s. A.
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BOSTON, Dec. 3l.--l'rof Seth Carlo
Chandler, winner of several gold medals
for research In astronomy. died to-day
at his home. Wellesley Hills after a brief
Illness aged 81 years lie is survived
by his wife and six children From
1864 to 1870 Prof. Chandler was aid In
the Coast and Geodetic Survey. For more
than ten years he was editor OF the
Astronomical journal. resignng about
TWO years ago.
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Albert T.. Tucker.

Albert +. Tucker, manager for Brook
lyn of the l.loyds Plate Glass Company
and it's oldest employee, died on Tuesday
at his home, li6 Wildwood street, Flat
bush, in his sixty ninth year He served
in the navy during the civil war. He was
a deacon of the Marcy Avenue Baptist
Church. His wife survives him,
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Mr.. mud Mrs. Tschirky Give Party.

Nh and Mrs oscar Tschirky gave q
party last night at the Globe Theatre
'" see The Madcap Duchess" Their
guests were Nj, ana Mrs. Frederick Ger
Ken, Mr. and Mrs. W. -. schmidt, Miss
N'n klam, the Misses Florence and
irene Gcrken, Frederick Gerken, Jr, Miss
Clover Tschirky, William Iinzer, Leopold
ana August Tschirky. Herbert Zeess ana
August Scharman. After the theatre the
party went for supper to the Waldorf
Astoria.
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Miss Mamie :. IrOut.

Miss Mamie :. Prout died on Tuesday
at her home. 1852 Putnam avenue, Brook
Ign, in her seNenty-ninth year. She was
daughter of jonathan and Anna l.. Trout
Her grandfather. William Prout, was once
the owner of the site of the Capitol in
Washington.
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member OF the firm Of Baeuerle a Morris,
cOppersm!ths. died Of pneumonia to-day at
his home in NilanoNa, He Is survived
by his wife, who was Miss Mildred VAIN,
iaushicr OF Jacob =. VAIN.
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WIIAlEN-Au anniversary requiem masswi'l
lee offered for the repose OF tho soul OF T. :
Whalen, sister Of Hon, John Whale
and l.. H. Whalen, on saturday, January
T. A NJ. at ~ Catharine's Church'
lE3d street. near Amsterdam avenue.
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THE REV. DIR. HENRY L. MYRICK.
Well Known EpiscOpalinn divine
Dead at the Age Of 50.

The Rev DR.. Henry l., Myrick, who
for twenty-one years was chairman OF the
programme committee of the Episcopal
Clergymans Association of New York.
died at st. Luke's Hospital yesterday 1t
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Mira. Eliza beth Coles.

HEMrsrEAp, L. l.. Dec. 3l.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Coles died of pneumonia ut her
home in Fulton avenue this morning.
She was born in Baltimore eighty-two
years ago She WAS large property
holder A daughter. Mrs. Garret Dur
yea survives her
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DR.. Alfred ID. GOddard.

Or Alfred u. Goddard. who had been q
dentist in brooklyn for more than nifty
years died on Tuesday at his home, :.
Cambridge place lie was a member of the
Kings County Dental Society. His wife
survives him.