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DIED.

BREWSTER Edwin. aged 54 Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" pa west
Twenty-third street Frank r Campbell.
Building), Friday, 10 O'Clock. Auspi,es
Actors Fund
EwING--John Ewing. AZ Glen Spcy suit
van county, y. y. July ~, husband NJ
Grace Mackenzie Ewing
Funeral services Saturday AZ p VI ~
his late residence. Glen Spey Trair
leaves Erie Depot, Jersey city. ~ 9:lt
A NJ. Carriage viii meet train AZ
Pond Eddy station. Please omit How
srs. scottish papers please copy.
MARSHALL -suddenly Elliott husband of
Helen Floyd-Jones. son 81 the late
Seth and Eliza n. Marshall
Funeral service will be held At HI, late
home ~ Porter place. Montclnir. y
d. on saturday, August /. on arrival
Of train leaving Hoboken via d. J.. &
W. a. 2:2S y NJ, trterment South
Manchester, Conn. SUNDAY afternoon.
August .
MARTINEZ ON July Is in spain Miguel
n. Martinez of Is West renth street.
New York, aged 60
AITCHELL--on Tuesday, July :s i9ii at
Bethlehem, Conn. Caroline wools.},
widow OF the late Edward Mitchell
Funeral srevces will be held on Fri1sy.
July 81. at St Thomas's Church. F.f,h
avenue and Ffty- third street. at 1850
A. NJ.
MOORE ON July %, 1871 IN sch.yIs-
county, New YORK, after a long Illness
Horace Moody Moore, son Of tho la.e
Edward G. Moore ana Of Mary Pa'h!
Moore, IN his hty-fourth year
Funeral private.
NICHoIS--suddeniy at Marienoad' Au.u.H
Tuesday. July 81, James Edwin NienS4A
in his SEVENTEEN year.
Funeral notice later. .....'
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LUNDIN LIFEBOAT OFF
FOR TRIP ACROSS OCEAN
Little Craft. 36 Feet Long. Ey-
pcctcd to Make Voyage in
About Two Weeks.

Tho Luudin power lifeboat sailed yes
tcrday afternoon from the Battery FOR
Ireland hy way of the C'pc Cod canal
and -. Johns dying the pcnuaut NJ the
Bays Yacht Club The trip IS made 10
demonstrate the s.aworthinrss Of Capt
\. T.. Lundiu's iEYeution
Several members Of the Rayside Yacht
Club and officers Of steamship lines fol
lowed tho little craft to Sandy Hook In
the steamship Sagamore
The Lundin boat IL thirtv-slx feet over
all, two feet longer than the Wanamakcr
transatlantic Tying boat America, which
lis being made ready ut Hammondsport
The lifeboat has a twelve foot beam, u
twenty seven inch draught and weighs
Is, 900 pounds.
Mrs Sgnc Sivard. tho first woman to
cross tho Atlantic In u small boat, started
yesterday with her husband Hinar
SiNard superintendent of the Wcln Ma
riuc Equipment Company. She wore a
khaki suit. white duck hat y bunch ~
red roses and a Votes for women" button,
The others who compose tho crew arc
Cant r.. \. Rigouot, Charles klintherg
navigator. Walter Peterson, mechanician
II. ]. Meldrum. wireless operator.
The lifeboat IL equipped with a 81 horse
power Standard four cylinder motor and
has speed OF eight miles an hour. which
~ augmented by staysail and a iih
The trip will take about two weeks, II Is
expected. but there are provisions for sin
weeks and 1900 gallons OF gasolene
aboard. This lifcboat has passed the
Guited States inspection for loo persons
II is equipped with 100 mile wireless
Some OF those who accompanied the life
: boat to Sandy Hook on the Sycamore
| were Commodore T.. O. Story Of the Bay
side Yacht club, II. T.. Verren, Jesse II
Smith. Austin Healy, Frederick Storm
the Rev. G. w. Brown, Lewis Nixon, Rus
ell Field, Eugene Riotte, Capt. James Ley
land of the Old Dominion Line. Fred
Deeenhardt. Capt A. Y, J Luckhurst
/ Cant Baker l. S A and L {, laNis
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BIG FLOWER SHOW
At SOUTHAMPTON
Successful Event Held for Bcne-
fit Of Hospital-Many
Exhibitors.
WOMEN CAPTURE PRIZES
Great Competition Among SUM-
mcr COlOnists-Many Our
Despite storm.

Southampton. n. Y, july so -Trr
eighth annual exhibition VI tho South.
ampton horticultural Show was the best
ever held here. The show opened ysster-
day afternoon and was well attended by
the cottage colony Tho militory band
from Fort Terry furnished music sor tho
occasion. The rain and cold TO-DAY pre-.
vented many from attending
The postponcment Of the exhibition
from the proposed date last week has
proved to be a very wise move. for there
Is wealth Of flowers hJN in bloom Ina.
had not arrived at maturity last week
The exhibits were divided into ave
grand divisions Division \ included
table decorations and decorative designs
Division u included cot glass perennial -,
ANIMALS, SC. Division included green
house and herbaCeous plants in pots or
tubs. Division j. included ornamental
stone aud greenhouse plants. Division
T. included fruits and vegrtab les Thosr
divisions were each subdividci into nu-
mrrou. classes
principal attraction Of tho sho~
Ha' .u" exhibition Of decorated lunch con
..i dinner tables. open to tho women
oi the cottage colony only, the flowers anu
foliage used IN the decorations to be
grown by the exhibitor. In the oxhibi-
ton dinner tables on Wednesday Mrs
Peter Is. Wycoff was awarded nrst prize
/ Mrs. George G. Dewitt second and MIN.
John y. Archbod third. Tho awards
for dinner tables. exhibited to-day. were
First Mrs. Frederick \. Snow second.
Mrs Horace Russell
In the judging of the lunch tables or
! "Wednesday awards wee. First. Mrs Ed
mund g. Coffin second Mlsg katharine
Van lngen third, Mrs Henry II Rogers
I Mrs. Horace Russell had the best collec-
I ton or vegetables. winning a first prize
: In classes for "vcrgrecus there was n large
/ display. Mrs. o. Warrington Curtis taking
| FIRST prize and Mrs Alvin W Krech sec
\ ond
Mrs. Albert u BoardUan's showing OF
| hydrangeas was exceptionally nne and
won the prize for the best three hydrsn.
| gcas. Mrs Robert VI. Thompson also had
a good display and won second prize.
Mrs. H. NJ Horne took hrst premium
! for best three vases ~ outdoor grown
| flowers. There was a hnc basket Of n4tiv,
! grown flowers OF Miss T.. NJ. Barry which
| took first prize with Mrs. henry ). Coiir
I second.
For the best four vases OF outdoor
I grown flowers Mrs. ]. +. Stllman go
nrst ana Mrs T.. ". Humphreys second
Mrs X. NJ. Thompson Won first for tn
two best spikes OF lilies.
The Judges Of the exhibits wero q. w
/ Gilbert Of shelter Island, George Whit
finger Of Tarrytown and Frank Niquet o
. PatchoEue. One-half the net proceed
viii he donated to the southampton Hos
pltHl
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WANTS BETTER DELEGATES.
constitutional Convention Commit
tee Form. for That Purpose.

The New York City Constitutional Con-
ventiou Committee. which will try to get
men Of training. fitness and character &c
lectcd rs delegates 20 the constitutional
convention to he elected this fan. was or
Canized yesterday at ~ Park Row and
the following officers were elected
Chairman, William JAW Schicncliu.
ce-chairmen. Judge Charles VI. louGh.
Manhattan. Audloy Clarke brooklyn.
cyrus G. Miller BronN. Robert W. Hig-
die. Queens. William Allairc Short, Rich-
mond treasurer. Fred VI stein, ana sec.
rotary. Walter r.. Arndt Francis g.
Huntington presided rs temporary chair
man
The chairman was authorized 10 APP
point a finance committee and an cNecu-
tive committee OF tweuty-une, to include
the chairman and vice-Chairmen. The
committee has no connection with tho Cit
liens Union, although the initiative IN
calling 1t into existence wlA taken by DR..
Schrfelm, chairman 81 tho union.
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DUCHESS SAILS FOR
EUROPE TOMORROW
Arrives Here From Newport To-
day aud viii Visit Political
Equality Rooms.
DINNER At FORT ADAMS
Mr.. stuart Duncan Has An
uounccd Two Affairs Be-
fore Going to Europe.
DINNER At FORT ADAMS

...r.-. July 3o.-The Duchess Of
v.... ..lh completed her visit here this
...r.. uud accompanied by her mothers
e,rn Et-t Indian servant Aza she
....'.f HH the Fail River Line steamer
Commonwealth for New York and will
al GIL. England on saturday on the
\..',..'1.
ON. Duchess will bo met in New York
.,. r,o brothers, william X. Wander.
.., o.. and Harold s Vanderbilt. Dur
t. day sh. will pass some time at tho
-ailulrjsrs of the Political Equality
Association. Of which Mrs. Belmont is
r....a,rt She will pass the night in her
quarter, on tho steamship.
Preston Gibson. who Is n week end guest
.. the Mueuchinger King and who is to
arrange another ball game between the
members Of tho Newport Reading Room
and d naval officers team for the benefit
%, charity gave dinner tonight at
Bellevue Lodge for n small party OF
ruests. Tho other dinner entertainers in
Guided Mira Hamilton Mex. Twombly.
Mrs.. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Roderlck Terry.
Lurcheons were given hy Mrs Francis
[ t;owcn. Nine Bakhmetefr and Mrs. f.
Livingston Ludlow.
A young peoples dinner at the Clam
oake Club tonight was "A double surprise
marty for Miss Mildred Rives and George
Henry Warren, Ir, both OF whom OBJ
served their birthday anniversaries to-day.
Nrg. Grant. wife OF Capt Homer b. Grant.
was dinner hostess at Fort Adams.
Mrs. stuart Duncan. who with Mr.. Dun
can will 40 abroad early IN the fall, will
give dinners at Bonniecrest on August I
and 10 Mrs. Richard Gambrill has an
bounced a dinner for August IL, and
Mrs oliver Gould Jennings Is TO give "A
dance TN her new ballroom some time
during August.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Roberts OF Phila-
delphi, visiting Mrs. Benjamin F. clyde.
registered at the Casino to-day. as also
I'D Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stevens Of
Castle Point y. j.. Miss Norma philips
., New York. Mrs. John Park of New
York, Dr. Arnold Gunthe OF New York.
Mr. and Mrs r \. Havemeyer OF New
York. visi-ug Miss Anna sands Cyril
r Judge. Jr, OF New York. and Mr.. and
Mrs Lucius Is. Wlmerding of New
York visiting Mrs. Vanderbilt at the
Breakers
Mrs Hugh u. Auchincloss is entertain
* Miss Annie u. Jennings OF Fairfield.
Conn., ~ Hammersmith Farm. Miss
louise Scott is the guest of Mrs. Henry
: Redmond on the steam yacht Isis dur
ag BOZ" Yacht club cruise
Norbert {. Peil. Jr., OF Tuxedo II Wis
ting Mrs ]. l.. kernochan. Mrs. Will
1m = rullam and Miss lihoda Fullam of
annapolis are expected here next week
.Y visit Mrs. Francis !. Gowcn. Mr.. and
Ma Herbert Parsons of New York will
.-lhtb.y visit Henry Clews next week.
h.a 4n
orr business in connection with the Rus
.r Embassy. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ts.a- R'I-'.d viii arrive here from Lenox
.. August b.
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DIR. FEXTON TO FILL NEW POST
Resigns From Hospital to Join
Johns Hopkins stan.

Dr. Lewis A. FeNton. for the last six
years "A resident physician at the Willard
Parker and Reception hospitals. has ten
dered his resignation. to take effect Au-
gust /. Dr. teNton will become assistant
superintendent of Johns Hopkins Univer-
silly Hospital In baltimore. beginning his
duties on september I.
For seven years previous to his appoint
ment rs resident physician Dr FcNton was
contested with the Board OF Health. lie
is a native OF Nashville. Tenn, and was
graduated from Vanderbilt University IN
1906 Tho vacancy which he will MI at
Johns Hopkins was caused By the death OF
DR. Rupert Morton.
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MRS. A. G. VANDERBILT TO SAIL.
Expect. visit Of stork-Iiusba N 4
VIII stay Abroad.

Ms Alfred q. Vanderbilt. who went
ah-oad with Mr.. Vanderbilt last Decem-
...r. viii return to New York on the
NlJ'au'l about August 81. Mrs. Wander
nt. comes here In anticipation Of a very
Important domestic event, which In all
nrobablity VIII take place ut her apart
inen' ON The eighteenth floor Of the Hotel
Vanderbilt Mr. Vanderbilt will not he
atle to come over with his wife. as he
has arranged TO Judge at the Dublin horse
show and that will prevent his being here
'o- the Newport horse show.
Soon after the visit of the stork Mr.. and
Mrs Vanderbilt will go to their place In
Newport. Accompanying Mrs. Vanderbilt
Uo her Young son, who is about is months
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WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

EMMA,Iss, PuRvIs, who died August
90 last at Livingston Manor y, y, gave
$1,000 to the Deaconesscs' Home OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church and divided
the bulk of her $4,000 estate among the
following Supernnnuated Methodist
Preachers Association, Ladies' Missionary
Society OF Five Points Mission, Freed
mems Aid Society. Methodist Episcopal
Church of Livingston Manor, Woman S
Foreign Mission Society ST. Christopher +
Home for Poor Children, old People =
Home and Seney Hospital.
NATALIE BhYtIEs, who died in Massa-
chusetts left total estate of $ll75,S92
OF which sl,ol9,o2S was In New York
State.
Mas. EMMA r. TApPES. who died In
brooklyn on March last, left II net estate
Of S9OO,36O79 to her two children
SlO2.3S3I0 to George G. Tappcn and
S97.24l.39 TO Mrs Emma X. stephens,
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Tho last Of the subscription dances or
ruzct by Miss Julianna Cutting will
take place tonight at the Suffolk Hunt
club. Dancing will begin much earlier
than usual and later on Miss Cuttings
guests viii go to the dance to be given by
Dr.. and Mrs. Peter b. Wyckof at their
southampton villa
william l.. shepherd. Jr.. who is a
student Of the Beaux Arts in Paris will
arrive to-day from Europe Mr.. Shep-
l.rd will join his parents In Bar Harbor
ana during tennis week will visit his aunt,
Mrs. Vanderbilt. in Newport.
Nr. and Mrs. Charles ID. Dickey are
1nong those returning from Europe on
ne Olympic They viii go to Northeast
Harhor, Me, for the remainder of the
summer and Ia the fall will go TO their
place AZ Hunts Point y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Christopher D. Smithers.
VINO have been passing the early part OF
mo sumner In Glen Cove, l.. l., will go
70 me Adrondacks for several weeks.
Mr. Whi'elaw Reid, who has been
Joined Nr. and Mrs ogden Mills Reid
Of Camp Wildair In the Adlrondacks,
Where they viii remain until the fall.
'lrD. George Smythe of Morrstown,
=. Is visiting Mr., and Mrs William
N..r' y, A.piu, who are at their camp in
t.' AdIroudaoks.
Stanton Leeds Of IL Gramcrcy Park
r'H" 20 Ear Iarbor. Me, 10 pass the
of August with Mr.. and Mrs War
49, Leeds at their summer place
'.,..H.. Court
"' wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Dorothy
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
I'.sly Campbell, to Robert Hall
lr, VII take place in the Church
.. Ne. ,tor kingsbridge avenue, or
'- ( The reception Will be held in
.t .ucl tertory.
No H0l Mrs George A Morrison. Ir.
..tur to-day for Poland Springs
W ".''" they will pass the remainder
A." ... .-lsou.
HHl Mrs J. Theodore Odell Of 2iC
&c. Drive have taken a cottage a
.'N '..' Park, BronXville
nl Mrs. Jerc II. Wheelwrght o
.D.' are al the Plaza before coins
'HHt Springs y. Y, for August.
a~, Mrs George h. Carnegie hav,
CO." 't'l their plans to sail ON the Water
""I tomorrow owing to tho unsettled
''.'..'"n ~ affairs IN Europe.
.. Among tho passengers returning from
,''''r ON the olympic is McDougal
hawkes. Mrs, Hawkes. will remain
s-9o. until the fail
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SUFFRAGE AUTO TRUCK TOURS.
Republican aud Democratic District
Clubs to he visited.

\ gayly decorated automobile truck H.
Eliminated with lanterns and filled with
sufTragists viii visit the First Third and
Fifth Assembly district Republican clubs
to-morrow night. \ piece of white muslin
stretched along lis side will ASK, You
gave the vote to black men IN 1868.
what are YOU going to do for women In
1852"
on Monday the clubs ~ the Second
Fourth and Eighth districts will he
favored and OF Tuesday those Of the Sixth
and Tenth Later the Democrats will
have the same opportunity to read sur
frage sentiments and listen to suffrage
speeches
\ huRler will accompany mo truck
Even the trucks blankets will voice 10
cause, for each will bear a suffrage map
showing tho onfranchised States and those
In which the campaign Is going ON
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Oliver Moros'o has arranged with r.
Ray Comstock for the appearance OF Peg
o. My Heart" at the Manhattan Opera
House beginning August -. The title
role will be played by Elsa Ryan The
engagement is expected to continue until
Comstock a Gests production OF The
story of the Rosary"
Violet ROmer returned yesterday from
an extended visit TO Europe. She will be
the principal dancer In Joseph and His
brethren" which will be Shown on Au-
gust 20 al the Auditorium Theatre. Chi
cago.
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BIG IRISH MEETING TONIGHT.
United League Delegates 10 Gather
In Emmett Arcade.

a meeting of the United irish League
of New York Will BE- held this evening in
the Emmett Arcade. Fitty-ninth street.
and Madison avenue. The various county
organizations and divisions OF tho An
cient Order of Hihernians. as we'll as
all affiliated societies, VIII send ihree
delegates each to the meeting The re-
cent killings In Dublin and the forth
coming vish of John Redmond win ne
discussed
Addresses will be delivered by Dr Iohn
q. Coyle. Patrick Egan. John Mckee,
Robert T.. Ford, Capt, Edward O Meal CHER
condor pr. Gertrude h Kelly and others.
The recently organized Irish Volunteer
branches OF the United Irish Lea que will
name delegates to the national conven-
tlon 20 be held IN Philadelphia Cant.
Stephen Mcfarland VIII preside
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MOVIES NOT FOR MAUDE ADAMS
Actress Agrees Never to Play for the
Films.

Maudo Adams. Sir j. NJ Barrie and
Charles Frohman settles for all time that
none of the Barrie plays in which Miss
Adams has appeared IN the past will ever
be used in America for moving pictures.
These plays include Peter Pan" DUAL
itv Street" The Ladies Shakespeare"
THE Legend of Leonora," "Rosalind,"
Woman Knows"
Along with this decision il has been
agreed between Mr.. Frohman and Miss
Adams that the latter will never appear
in moving pictures, all announcements
from other sources TO the contrary not
wlthstanding.
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OBITUARY.
Charles Uoitiup-r.

WEST FoINT, July 30.-Charlcs Roli'n-
ger. who served AZ the Military Acad-
rny rs a shoemaker and cobhler to the
cadets for fifty years, is dead - g. home
in Highland Falls. lie mad 'J'
many noted officers of the arm .lrirg
his incumbency and was widely uoNu
among West Point men for his ccccntriCl-
ties and for his dislike for the present
Secretary NJ STATE. which dated from
early In the public career OF Mr Bryan.
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N. w. HALSEY LEFT $2,SO4, $50.
Bulk Of Estate Consist. Of Interest
In Banking Firm.

NEWARK, y. j., July 3o.-N. Wetmorc
Halsey, who died at New London. Conn,
on July /, 1911 left an estate valued at
s2,s04, s2O.G0, according to an accounting
filed to-day in the office OF the county
Surrogate, The bulk OF his estate con-
sisted OF an So per cent, share IN the bank
Ing firm which bore his name.
Mrs. Halsey and Harry II. Tobcy are
named AS executors. Among many
thousands of shares of stock held by Mr..
Hasey were great many that are nov
regarded as wor HESS
Some OF his stocks were National city
Bank, 100 shares southern Spruce.
S.96S shares American Telephone and
Telegraph Company, 2iO shares Guanta-
namo Sugar Company, $50 shares Pacific
Gas and Electric Corporf ton of Calf
fornla. 6,725 shares.
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Lose BRA NCH, y. j., July 30--F. Ray
Comstock produced at the Broadway
Theatre here to-rHght "A new three act
farce entitled The Third Party" with
Taylor Holmes and Walter Jones in tho
two principal comedy roles, Others I'M
the cast were Marjorie Wood Jobyns
Rowland Alma Bclwn, Jeffreys Lewis.
Claudia Gerard. LYDIA Carlisle. Richard
W Temple, Alfred Hesse, Charles Il.
Cells. William l.. Gibson, James George,
Juan Villasans and Ray Dodge, The
piece will be produced on Monday at the
Thirty-ninth Street Theatre, New York.
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TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

MANCHESTER. Vt. July 3O-Arrivals by
automobile at the Equinox House include
the following from New York
V. Chaplin Daggott. NJ =. Gould +. NJ.
Ives oIudson) Mr.. and Mrs. owen J..
McWllliams, u. j. Sargent CPierce) Mrs
J. T. Alexand-r the Misses Alexander
CPackard) , Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. stevens,
Miss NJ A. stevens Miss Lena Washington
Gocomobilc) Mrs y. Bryan. Miss
Clarice r. Byron. Miss Ruth sherman
(Peerless) Mr.. aud Mrs, Charles Young
Locomobile) Mrs. Tencr, Miss Tencr.
II. T.. Tener Packard.
LENoN, July 3O.-Moior arrivals at the
Hotel Aspinwall today included
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. +. Ford. New York
tStevens) MIR and Mrs Theodore \.
kochs, Miss Elsa Gardner, New YORK
packard Mr. and Mrs. r. u. Bo"ricke,
Kingston. y y. ''hdillac) T J.. Rron-
SON Lower Mason "a New YORK iSlm-
pleX) Or and Mrs j. = Abbotson' Mas
YER James burnett, sew York tlackard)
MT ana MIS- w llllafn I, fufS' hrookyn
tLozierl Mrs. Alice T. Paige. Mrs X J.
Bardw'H Mrs George u I.Iden, New
raven 'S'eNrns) NJ. ana Mrs X. a.
Keys, Mrs John e. SAD New Rochelle
ddlIla'l MT ana Mrs' Inward
nhiIips' MISS helen nuns MISS Asnes
thHUps' james Lowell Ed""ro H. S'orer'
Now loth .ilcr'')'
I
| 'uto'noo''e III me Nou"t ""Sh'ns''" m
c'une' -.
M Hnu MIS- >" ", u'npo' las
orauEc MT, ana MIS- - M.,I'''us' "hPi
Wool, ~ - w w Iruiltpt' Np rrI
,t,, l, ti,,,',, ~,
Peerless MrS. r. J." hermann Ne"
n"rN ,dvN"t.' WI; an" ~ ~, ~ WIN
nt'',' Nrs ", &C., ",'S '"'"E
9''el, bry" Mawr ,tneI.'1 -. 49,
=, arrivals AT 'lp nou''t i,e"s'i. "cr'
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.'p1'I"' c,n,,ans- n,,r,..,, r. =
orange y, y" stevens pury'a n.
sears ana '"I"'S, t, "'H vnn,,
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party NV III ~ I,n,','i =,
nooptr' mn ''''s, 'r ,o,, ,'', al.
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l|ozler'
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rNtH ny au.o,,'1 " ~ ~, VI W, ,,.,, ~
cluded MT anu 'nis' ~ VI, NN'.S' ~
YORK nha,Iners rr"lN =" napp!.' Ne Ne
J." hapo'll, mIss i,"l'" pnp"'l'' 80, " - ;
a. ', "u,''ao", H''."' ~ $50 - w. g.
snyder newark A. L carpenter >
Louis ihcRaru.
CoofEhST1WN' July >.no"E ,'oF
who arrived ny dut"m'plI' NJ the 'leSds
to-day were
Mrs j, T. lronlllird' MISS broNef' Ne
York II. y, Chrlstoners' New YORK Jon
j. liurton' East orange I'G,'u orr, Ne
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Miguel n. MARTINEZ.

News Of tho death IN Spain ~ Miguel
v. Martinez OF % West Tenth street has
been received IN New York Mr.. Martinez
was co years old and was In business at
~ Beaver street His widow was for
merly Miss Maria de Ia 6 Narela- Carmen.
John and Edward H. Martinez are his
children. Tho sons are graduates Of Will
Jams College.
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Albert Abcndscbein.

NEwBURGH. y. y. July 30.-Aibcrt
Abendsche!n, 81 years old, wen known in
art circles a. a portrait painter, died sud
denly to-day AZ tho home of his mother
in-lAw. Mrs Rodney cole At Central VAL
ley. from heart trouble lie had been
playing tennis just prior 90 his dea.h.
! daughter. Eleanor. Is W" VIE OF Richard
Merriuan Of Sew York ci:v.
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Warren wright.

wright = law, - AZ Pcctor street, Man
haitian, died last fish, at his home IN
Armour VIA PARK, Nonkers. NJ. Wright
was SO years Ola and Was promIne7t Ia
public affairs. Republican politics and the
Masonic fraternity lIlg wife ana a son
survive him.
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In New York To-day.

National Arts Club, exhibition OF paint
,ngs l19 East Nineteenth street.
Washington Irving School exhibition OF
naiutings from the Metropolitan Museum,
0 A. NJ 10 +. NJ,
United states Hay Fever Association.
lecture by Or. Charles h. BARKER, l2f
East Twenty eighth street, sl5 =, NJ.
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MARI led.

DAVIS ROBINSON At % GrsenUay Ter
race, L. l. on july 30, l9li. Josephine
X. Robinson Of New York city to Or
\. Edward Davis OF New York city