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CAPT. 7. F. McCARDEIL DIES.
Noted Editor Had Adventurous Ca
rcer-Fathcr Of Roy McCardell.

CUMBERLAND, Md. March ls.-Capt,
Thomas r. McArdell. one Of Maryland y
leading citizens and famous for years
as editor and writer. died at his home hero
to-day. Death was due to infirmities Of
old age.
For many years Capt. McCardeli was n
prominent figure in the States political
and Journal site life. He was editorial
writer on the Baltimore American. Balti-
more sun and Pi,tsburg Dcspatch. and
was correspondent for these papers dur
ing his editorshp OF tho Cumberland
Times. At the time OF his death. after
filling various political offices, he was
editorial writer on the Times.
His career was unusually adventurous.
H. was born In wlllamstown, Md, sew
enty-four years ago and was educated a.
the Hagerstown Academy. AT Is he
rode horseback TO Texas and Joined the
Texas Rangers. He participated in sew
eral Indian battles and aided in res
cuing the famous Hannah Parker. VINO
had been taken prisoner by the Indians
when she was a child.
He fed Texas after IA duel and enlisted
In the Fifth Arkansas Regiment, later
becoming Major In the Sixty-fourth Geor'
ga Regiment and adjutant 10 Col, G.. NJ
Sorrel. commanding Sorrel's Brigade. SN
months before Lees surrender he wa
taken prisoner, Delng hDefdtcu Ut ln'
close OF the war.
lie leaves a brother q. W. McCardell
editor of the paper he founded in his
early manhood in williamsport. Pa. Hi
eldes, son. Roy l.. McCardel OF tn,
New York World. is well known as :
humorous writer. His youngest son, Rich
ard. Is the city editor OF the Cumbe.
land Press Two married daughters, Mrs
Jessie Mccardeli Smith OF Aberdeen, Nd.
and Mrs Harry Former OF Cumberland
Md, also survive him.
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TN,re viii De A Nl.Care,ne carnival to.
',,sa' ~ Snerry's for the benefit OF the
N''' SIDE juvenile CLUB. Many or the
o-aE p"onl" OF society Will take part In
AZ .Tprorr,u vaudeville performance and
49,, "uP'u NAV an VINO atehn VIII wear
-, .nn OF Iahoy dress among me
c n''i' OF the committee are HoWiand
J r.r,s ra,L WIN, p.arn,an
rha~Is, L.i,, rar,.a p.o,LI. paro,.
w. ,H f-r,aa, MI 80,
hose giving dlrr.rs In advance are Mrs.
J Edga- Hul and Miss MARGARET Trevor
Owing :, tho carnival tho Thur.day Eve.
ling sumner Dance will he nos,nonsd 10
Nsrch %
Mr., William Solor,or u,,l, give a re-
op'Iar win music tn.nirht n, her home
'o2O Fif,h avenue. Nine. Frances Aida
- Nh" ,lrfFopolitan Opera will sing
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EDITOR LEAVES A MILLION.
widow and Son Get Bulk Of ". 70
Dutlcr's Estate.

BUFFALO. March ls.-The will of Edward
II. Butler, who was editor and proprietor
OF the Buffalo Neus. was admitted TO
probate to-day. II bequeths the news
paper and related properties 10 the
testators son, Edward II. Butler. Jr., and
daughter. Mrs. Roscoe II. Mitchell. The
formers interest Is six-tenths. The estate
Is worth more than Si.000,O00.
Practically every recognized charity In
Buffalo is remembered usually with
1000. The Buffalo State Normal School
OF which Mr.. Butler was "A trustee. gets
$1,000 for a library. All editorial de-
partment employees of the Neios who had
been with the paper three years, get 500.
Mrs. Esther G. davenport. for many years
society editor. receives $1,000. John Il
Joslyn. managing editor. gets $1,000.
The Butler home. perhaps the finest In
Buffalo. goes 10 the son. Mrs. Mitchell
gets "A cash beauest OF $4,000 and another
, residence
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WHISTLER COLLECTION
SALE Is CONFIRMED
NJ. knOedler L Co. Gets 1t From
X. A. Garfield. but Price
Is Not Known.

The news that Richard A. Garfield has
sold his famous collection OF whistlsrs tn
NJ knoedier 4 60. was confirmed officially
by that house yesterday. Thirty-,wo
Whistler paintings and drawings were
bought from Mr.. Garfield last week. and
the precious works OF art are now In
their Firth avenue galleries. They would
not state what the consideration was. but
Il can be safely regarded az one OF the
heaviest art transactions OF the winter. a.
important Whlstlers never go begging In
these days.
The probable disposition Of these
masterpieces was discussed yesterday In
all places whore artists foregather. II
was generally felt that the proper lodging
place for the Rosa Corder" Count de
Montesquiou' and the other most i'm
portant Garfield whistlers was the Metro
politan Museum Of Art. but that thor
chances OF arriving there soon were slight
unless some generous millionaire saw the
chance for a patriotic deed.
The list OF the paintings purchased by
the Knoedlers Is as follows: Paintings
Rosa Corder." Count de Montesquiou
Ocean" "Napoiitaine.' "Nocturnc" and
Golden Bay Island"
Water colors--"C;ossips." Golf Links
Dublin" Afternoon Dream" Evening
Pourville." Dancer" pink Cap" Morn
ing, Ajacclo" and "Pelle Isle"
Pastels-"Nocturnr. Venice" Lon.
Venice" Canal, Venice" Ferry" "Stree'
In Venice" Cemetery In Venice Door
way In Venice" Captive" and Girls"
Drawings--"At Sea-" street. Ajaccio,
Dancer. No. l." Dancer, No. q" "stree,
In Algiers." Cafe. Algiers." shop
Algiers." Forge. Algiers' and street ir
Corsica"
The only Whistler that Mr., Carneld
retains In the portrait OF himself. which
Whistler named His Reverence" painted
in 1908, shortly before the death Of thu
artist. The portrait IL regarded as one o.
the best Of the later years Of Whistler.
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COMMANDERS BODY ARRIVES.
Funeral Of John FlavcI Hubbard
4. =. NJ, to ne Held March "a.

Tho body OF John Flsvel Hubbard. com.
mander OF the Third Division OF the
Asiatic feet. who died at Hong kong
on January 10. has arrived in Washing.
ton. ID. c. The funeral services will be
held there on March 20 Burial will be
In tho Arlington National Cemetery. i,
Is expected that Secretary of the Navy
Daniels Will attend tho services.
Commander Hubbard was born in Nor
witch. Conn, and was tho son of the late
State Senator John Flavei Hubbard. He
entered the navy In 1884 and was re-
cruitinG officer for New England. sta %
toned at Boston for many years. lie
served on the monitor Terror during the
Spanish American war He was naval
representative at the first American svia-
ton meet held at Squantum. In 1921
he married Miss Emma Benham Mac.
Gregor. niece OF Rear Admiral Benham
She and two sons. John Flavel Hubbard
Jr., and Malcolm MacGregor Hubbard.
survive him. They live on Staten Island
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.S4,1OO Is TOP PRICE
ATPLAZA ART SALE
BlOmmers's Young NavigatOrs'
Brings This Amount at
Second Session.
A WYANT SOLD FOR $4,000
Large Crowd Bids at Auction
by American Art As
ISOLATION.

Tho second session OF the sale OF
modern paintings by tho American Ar.
Association In the ballroom of the Plaza
Hotel last night brought together a larger
crowd OF buyers The ballroom was filled
and the bidding was interested. although
record prices were not established.
The best price OF the evening was
StiOO, which was paid for the Young
Navigators," by b. J. Bloomers, n COM
temporary Dutch artist. The Sunset"
by Alexander II. Wyant. brought $4,000.
the top American figure. selling to WILL
lam Macbeth. The best inness was an
early example. landscape painted In
Rome. 1878. and II sold to knoeder Co.
for .2,3oo Mrs Wallace Eddinger. tho
wife OF the actor. was frequent pur-
chaser Among others she bought a
Schreyer the Russian Horses In Winter"
for $3.50
The total for the session was SEE. sos.
At to-nights session OF the sale, which
takes place in the American Art Associa =
ton galleries. on Madison Square South.
the Eastman Johnson picture. FL eedom
Ring" will be sold.
The list of the principal paintings. with
name of artist buyer and price. follows:
7S-Ludwis Knaus The Ci,y CIR. ....
SOL. + Miilet The baker. w "
m-A. II WAN sV a 81, OF Pasture: ''-''
A. u Wisgans. .,.............. $40
bleaT', o. Perne,. agent .-..... 1850
s3-Alberio Pa.ini. AT the saddier's'' a.,
a--Emil!o ssneheI ieriisr. a River "
,, Scene at P@,@s+Wp'' l. Z s,; $40
Washerwomen'; II. r.. ...... b5C
| ss-chariss Emile ,!ac9uc. sheep In a.,
| so. Francis Murphy. September
Landscape" l.. L. Ellis 49,. Lo2S
si-Alesander IL Wyant a Promise 80,
Morning. MS F p"' Gum" 1850
=. son: .. iern,t. agent, -. i.oot
s'-fe,N zlem "on the bosporus'' "a,
ioo-EmllsS ' Van MsFckc.. Cattle '''
panel. . Berne,. agent....-... i5ot
io'-Ec lsaie,,. hsFS 81, hf frsasiIn The ~
io6-H want. "sunse;'. William ~,
iO7--JuIes Dupre. Fishing vessels on
the rrench Coas;': MIR. An -.
ios-Rdo.t scafeycr. The council Of
War. y Beruet. agent. ........ e.s5t
ios-F, A BTidrmsn. a H.. pay at -,
i2-L, L poudin. "cherboars"; so
lls-rhamas Moran. "Fiye.m nile river. '"
us--c..oonrg l'tq9na. M -S, nndgrmeyWsr 81
studio: Mi!;on-on- Hudson;
ii7-Geofsc lnnes.' "tios..p Ml,on-on '''V
,,s Hudson. Holland deiisr.s.. LA
i:o--A. II. wyan'. .5"on the Ohio
| l2-Faul Jean Clsys. 'lnierieur du
49, Port. o.,ende". ": y. simpson. :,os
storm. . Kernel, agent. 80, SIS
OF spring Holland Galleries. so
tho wolves. W, W seaman,
I2s-CSSr'cs Euiie Jacale. sheep; "
". ". seaman. aeen, 90. ....... So
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DINNERS And DANCES
KEEP SOCIETY BUSY
Ms, Annabclla s. Olyphant
Entcrtains Guests in Co.
than Ballroom.
THEATRE PARTY Is GIVEN
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Thompson
Take Friends to See "The
Midnight Girl"

Another Of the series OF dinner dances
,,-ansed by Miss Annabei,a g. Oiyphsnt
"a. held last night in the ballroom OF the
Gotham The dinner was served at sew
aga, small tables and afterward there
vas general dancing.
Among the subscribers present were Mr..
.,,d Mrs H. Hobart Porter. Mr. and Mrs.
inward A Manice, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
yprder Mr. and Mrs. Frederick r. Carey.
III and Mrs. James T. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Greer. SIR. and Mrs. Adrian II.
,.rkn, Mr. and Mrs. Bradish johnson
CARROLL. Mr. and Mrs. Dom Barber, Mr..
,,s Mrs De Lancey Nicoll. Mr.. and Mrs.
v,vard Van Sinderin. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
s,syeus Ulman, MIR and Mrs. ]. Lorlmer
Wordcn. Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hartman.
N- and Mrs. Robert Hartshorne. Mr. and
N-,. Charles Stillman, Mr.. and Mrs I'D =
,ard Van lngen, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Iiarsen
pboades Mr. and Mrs Van Vechten OIL.
M and Mrs John Il Ogden, Mr.. and
Ma Albert II Gallatin. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold ErSkine. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
benny Nj and Mrs. Bertram q. Good
hue .nd Nj and Mrs Llndsley Tappin.
Tho next dance will be held on April
II
M and Mrs Griswold A. Thompson
nave dinner last night at the Ritx-Carl-
ION. followed by u theatre party at this
ror,y-fourtn street Music Hall TO soc
The Midnight Girl.
Among their guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Preston I. Sattcrwhitc Mrs. Burke Roche,
NJ, and Mrs. Orme Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles de l.. Oelrichs. Mrs. Hermann Gel
,chs. Miss l.ota Robinson. Miss Hope
Hamilton. Miss katherine Force. Henri
Ts-nickell. stephen Van Rensselaer,. IT,
coleman Drayton, Victor Maud. James
fnb-lc. Louis IL Hosmer and Etienne
Garsowski
Mr and Mrs George Austin Morrison
J.. gave a small dinner last night al
.h.lr house, ljl Central Park West.
Among the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
erlls Hartley Dodge. Mr.. and Mrs. era
ran SMITH, Mr.. and Mrs. u. Hunter Me-
ilpln. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Won Con.
Caroline Bartlett. Douglas Beardsiey, W
Rob,r, Cu,hbert and Oswald Herring
After the dinner there was dancing FOR
vAlch other guests called.
Miss Virginia Graves gave a luncheon a,
sasrry yesterday for her niece, Miss Louis.
RChappell. daughter of DR. and Mrs. Walt err
: Chsppel. who will he married to IL
Rudolph kunhardi. Jr.. on April 20.
,nons the guests were the Misses Mar
care, Trevor. Louise Butler, Catherine
Cot. Frances wyeth. Gertrude Hoyt. Mar
Haskell. Margaret Strong. Mary Brooks
Elizabeth Kendall. Marie Taller and Amy
Bradish Johnson.
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DIED.

BEAM.-At her residence. ths Sorcsiord
West Eighty-r FIRST street. on wednes.
day morning. March IS. jennie Bu.
chanan. widow OF Nathaniel u Beam
Funeral services Saturday morning March
81. at 1880
EvANs.--In Paris. France. ON March u.
1914 Ellen Frances, wife of tho late pr
Theodor sewal Evans
HAMILTON Tuesday, March J.. 1914
at his residence, SIS Union street. Brook.
lyn, william rinkney Hamilton beloved
husband OF Evelyn H. Hamilton.
Funeral services Will be held AZ hts la
residence ats P NJ Thursday. March 20
HlCks,--At her residence, 1870 Mad'or ave.
nue.. on Tuesday, March IL Margaret
Townsend, widow OF william = Hiaks
and daughter OF the late Joseph Isv
renee. In the ninctie,h year % no. as,
Relatives and friends are invited 20 a
tend the funeral at her latc residence. 60
Friday morning at 10 O'Clock
HoPKINs.-On Monday. March g.. l,,s.
Henry Conan hopkins, beloved husband
OF the late susan wells Kent In his
sixty ninth year
Funeral services viii br hold ~ n, a.
residence. 90 Henry street Rrook'yu on
Thgrsday afternoon. March -. at /:
O'Clock
MARTIN.--In London. on March s lrot.
erick Townsend Martin
Funeral service In Grace thUr %, N'w
York. on Saturday, March a. 49, 20
O'Clock The family are rcGurfrpI q
meet IN the chan'ry ~ go Iu'crmrut
In Albany Cemetery funeral ~ oii,
leave Grand Central station - i-.t0
=. 81.
MERRITT la Brooklyn, or Tuosds Ma n
II. 1914. James haviiand Merritt. sow
OF the late Edward ana Sarah Huvuaui
Merritt In the hfiy-sivth year Of his aga
Funerai service will be held a. lis l.,s
residence, Monroe place, BrooH.yn. on
Friday. March 20, At ESQ y -
MORRISON Nedresiay. Msrcu g. ..
her residence. loS East Sryrur, uf'n
street, Elizabeth S.oau. beloved wife %.
Monson Morris and daughter Of Gen. l..
Mrs. Nelson 81 Henry
Notice OF funeral hereafter
SMITH Mary II, widow OF tao We. 90.
nelius Il Smith. on WeGncat.t M,r.H
Notice OF funeral h.rcar-
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MRS. Monsoon MORRIS.
Stepda sghtev Of Surveyor Of Port
Dies In Her AOm~.

Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan Sloan Morris. wife
81 Monson Morris. died last might in her
home 100 East Severty-fitth street, after
an Illness of several months. Mrs. Norris
was % years old and was born N Virginia.
Her mother IL Mrs. Nelson III. Henry,
wife OF the Surveyor Of the Port
She was married to Mr. Morris at the
Church OF the Ascension by the Rev. Or.
Percy Stlckney Grant on November 10.
1911 The wedding was society event
and the wedding gifts were OF great
value Mrs. Morris 10 survived by her
husband, her mother and stepfather. a
sister. Miss Amy r. Sloan. and a son.
Nelson Morris. who Is months old.
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Lydia Lopoukowa, the Russian dancer
has studied English for the past three
years with such success that she Is 10
appear as a Legitimate actress. Under
the management OF Harrison Grey Flskc
she vii! star next season In "A new play
which has been written for her and in
which she will play In English.
The cast Of "Cordcl!a Blossom" new
comedy in four acts by George Randolph
Chester and Lillian Chester, which Klaw
Il Erianger and Joseph Brooks viii pro-
duce on April II at the Broad Street
Theatre philad ,lphia, will include Grace
Elliston. Jane Grey. Marion kerby. Ida
Darling, Alice Haines. Jean Temple. Burr
Mcintosh, Harry c, brown. James Sccley,
Frank T.. Elliott. Jay Wilson, Harry j.
Lane Samuel J. Burton, Howard Sloat.
John Raymond, Daniel Fitzgerald and
Martin j, Cody,
owing to the success of The Midnight
Girl" the Shuberts have decided to keep
the musical play AZ the Forty-fourth
Street Theatre and to produce The Belle
OF Bond Street in which sam Bernard
and Gaby peslys will appear on March 80.
at the Shuhert Theatre. Lottie Collins,
Youngest daughter OF the original Lottic
Collins, has also been engaged for "Thr
Belle OF Bond street" Others in the
cast will include Laurance DOrsay. Harry
pilcer Fritzie Won Busing, Forst Hun,
Alice Gordon, Gene McAuliffc and Charles
lpikVF'
Tho third anniversary OF tho opening Of
the Winter Garden viii be celebrated on
March - by AN all star gambol The
entertainment will follow the regular per-
Torrance OF "The Whirl of the World"
Among those who will take part are
tiaby Deslys, Stella Mayhem. Clarence
Harvey, Iarance DOrsay, Charles ].
Ross, Trixie Friganza, Mile. baair, Harry
Fox, Yansci Dolly. Gertrude Hoffman.
olga Petrova Blanche Ring, Charles
Ruggles, Lois Meredith, Adele Rowland
and Paul ker
The spring and summer season At Proc
tors Firth Avenue Theatre will begin on
March 20, when an important change OF
policy will take place. Instead OF two
vaudeville shows daily there Will be con
tinuous daily entertainments, except on
Sunday. from IL A. NJ, TO II T. NJ. Four
shows OF three hours length will be given,
with afternoon prices ranging from 10
TO 20 cents and evening prices from 10
TO 80 cents
In consequence OF Nine, Ranke's con
tinued Illness, her Lenton recital AT the
Cort Theatre to-day will be omitted. but
the recital announced to be given there
on Thursday afternoon. March 20, VIII
take place. when Mime, Ranke Will b
| assisted by Miss Beatrice McCue, con-
! tralto. and Miss Sybil King at the piano.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 1s.-Fifteen min
utes after the receipt OF letter from
Alexander NJ Fox. Jr.. member OF the
Union League. telling OF great improve
ment In his health. a cablegram announc-
ing his death at Nice. France. was re-
ceived to-day by his son-in-law. Charles
G. Norris, Jr., Of Haverford.
Mr.. Fox. In the hope OF beneiiting his
health. went abroad with Mrs. Fox on
January - HIS father was a prominci I
nnancer OF this city
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SOCIETY AT WASHINGTON.
Mn. Marshall Entertaincd BY Mrs
James Hamilton Lewis.

W.sRiSGToS. March is.--Mrs. Thomas
p MARSHALL was the guest OF honor to-day
4, the luncheon of Mrs. James Hamilton
lewis al the Shoreham.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Sprng-Rce were hosts at dinner this eve
,rg In honor OF the Russian Amba ssa d or
AMI Nine. Rakhmeteff.
The Austro-HungarIan Ambassador and
Nine pGmba were hosts at dinner OF
To- cover tonight In honor Of their house
guest Prince Muenster Won Dernesburg.
The Minister from Peru and Nine. Pezet
't Washington to-day for New York.
where they will attend the premiere per-
n-mar'o there OF M. Pezets play.
Mar, t- Money"
Repre-, NATIVE and Mrs. Charles w.
BEL Of california entertained at a dance
tbs evening at the Cairo.
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MISS WILSON WEARS AN OPAL.
she and fiance, who Presented L.
Are Not ssperstitioss.

WASHINGTON, March ls.-Miss Eleanor
Wilson and her hance. William @. Nc
Adoo. are AS free from superstition ss
were Miss Jessie Wilson and Francis Il
Sayre The next White House bride ID
wearing An opal ring surrounded by dia-
monds. the first jewclled gift OF her iiance
When Miss Wilson's diamond engage
ment ring was placed on her inger tbs
opal was relegated to the third finger OF
her right hand. IL was given TO her some
little time before the engagement was an
nounced,
Mr.. McAdoo lunched with the PresI
dents family to-day.
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WEDDINGS.
kna uss-Dlck man

W.sHINCro,'. March Is.-M.ss Ksth-
Hne Dlckman. daughter OF Col. and Mrs.
I Dickman, and Lieut.. Harrison r.
Nhauss ~ the navy were married this
evening In St. Thomas's Church. The
orde Vss attended ny her sister, Miss
Dorothy pickman. and Mrs Frederick
'cEman pr. Cary Grayson. the Prcsl-
tnts AID, was best man, The ushers
.e-e Lieut. Harold Wirgman. Lieut. W.
r Smith, Lieut.. Frederick Dickman, Lieut..
Henry 'lugett and Lieut.. Allen.
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Mrs. B. Rand was again the leading
buyer IN the sale OF the Aimon. collection
OF antique furniture ut the Anderson Cal
leries yesterday. She paid 5000 for No.
39l. a drawing room set OF tv- pieces, and
$500 for No. %6+, an English fourfold
screen. A mahogany Chippendale suite OF
three pieces sold To- VI. W. Du Puy for
ss25. and l.. Mora bought No. ii.. "A
sat.nwood cabinet IN the Adams style, for
$3.50. The total for the session was So
2ss.50, making the sale t26,0l3.75 to date.
The auction continues this afternoon.
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RosToN. March Is.--The death was an
nounccd hero to-day Of David q. Ives,
tran sportation manager of the Roston
Chamber OF Commerce. Mr.. Ives vas the
unanimous choice ~ the New England
Chamber OF Commerce FOR a place on the
Interstate Commerce Commission 10 sue
coed Charles A. prOuty.
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Jennie buchanan Beam, widow Of
Nathaniel II. Beam, rich decorator.
died OF heart disease Yesterday in her
apartments In the Rcresford. West
Eighty-nrst street She WAS about ~
years old. She was a relative OF Presl-
dent buchanan. She was one OF the
founders OF the Oratorio Society and sang
with Jenny Lind on the occasion OF that
divas first visit to this country
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NEW OPERA POSTPONED.
81 more MedicO" VIII Not Re sung
UntiI Next Wednesday.

"L'Amore MedIco,' Wolfe Ferraris new
opera which was TO have its first New
York production Friday evening. will not
he heard at the metropolitan until Wedn-s-
day evening of next week. when II will
bc sung with Madeleine" The postpone
ment Is caused by the indisposition of Mr.
Cristalli and Mr. Pini-Corsi. both OF whom
are suffering from the grip.
"Msdama butterfly" will he sung to-
morrow night with Emmy Desiinn, Fornla,
Martin and Scott. Toscan!m conducting
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James Niviland Merritt an architect,
died TUESDAY in his home, Monroe place,
Rrooklyu. lie was born In brooklyn in
1859 and was the son Of the late Edward
Merritt, president Of the Long Island Loan
and Trust Company. lie Is survived by
his wife. a son Edward H. and a daugh'
ter Louise q. Merritt.
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William Pinkney Hamilton, publisher,
died yesterday IN his home SIS Union
street OF heart trouble Mr.. Hamilton,
born IN Baltimore in 1880, was well known
in the publishing and advertising bust
nesN, having published the Baltimore
Journal Of Commerce In partnership with
George l.. Porter. Lator he was with the
New York Journal Of Commerce.
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ia mes y. Davis.

James y Davis. prominent IN Demo
cratic politics In Jersey city for half
century. died yesterday in his home. 81
Erie street, that city. He was 50 years
old He was "A Justice OF the Peace for
forty years and later was member OF
the Police Commission under Mayor iIoos.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda, March 1s.--Tem-
perature, 90; clear
ON PoINr, Va, March ts.--Tcmpera-
ture. b5: clear,
ATLANTIC CITY, March ls,-Tempera-
ture. ~.
DErIEAIR. Fla. March ls.--Tempcra-
ture, rs, clear,
AsHEyILLn, n, c.. March ls.-Tempera-
ture, 80,
GALvEsroS, Tex, March 1s,--Tempera-
turs, IS; clear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-19

AZ hort Fortunate Smlthers was elected
's''a. pf.an OF the senior class Of Co
UNI 'ulloge a. the election OF class day
Nlar.a yrsl,rday. The other officers
.no'"" .r'. Presentation orator. w. hen-
... watkins ivy orator, J. Howard
'lra' lass historian II. Kirby Grafton
la,' prlpAet. James Madison Blackwell,
W'l Ass poet, Louis Jaime Of fonkers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-19
Crosse. Atlantic goo rime..

Capt. Charles Polsck OF the North Ger
man Lloyd liner KronprnzsssIn cecilie
completed yesterday his 20oth trip across
the Atlantic as a master mariner or the
North German Lloyd service. His friends
will give him dinner aboard his ship on
Saturday night In comm,norat'on OF his
record.
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Or, woodward II. Carter.

PHILADELPHIA, March ls..-Dr. Wood
ward u. Carter. ~ years old, OF the
Hahnemann College faculty, died to-day
after a severe attack OF grip with com.
pncations Tie leaves widow. mother
and father and "A brother who liz u mis-
sionury In India.