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OF the earlier half Of the last century,
used rlnnlsn themes 10 ADVANTAGE :: .
rhythmic and picturesque musical de-
liueltiOn.
A new composition was pianofortc
concerto in b Hat major by Serge
BortkIrwicz "a Polish Russian composer
who owes uls Introduction TO New York
10 Mr. Anschuer The solo part was
rendered by bohemian pianist Mar
garet NolaNy. who is said TO nave toured
Russia extensively with Waslli SafCnof
and his Russian symphony Orchestra.
The concerto has three movements
marked lento, allegro dcciso NiVace
audante sOstenuto and motto viyace e
con brio RUSSIAN theme). As new
work IL proved well worth the hearing
AS being in the p!auofur,u concerto Held.
II is rather highly colOred, rather than
profound in character, but contains pas
sagcs Of musical worth and beauty.
Miss Volavy played II in thoroughly
interesting style.
Other compositions in the list were
Ippolitow lwanow's two caucasian
Sketches" with viola solo played rs
Jacob Atschuler, ana Tschaikowsky'
b Hat minor ("PathetiqueD symphony,
"A work which according to its custom -
always presented at the society's open
ing concert, served as closing num-
Der.
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PALM BEACH. Feb IA large crowd
s;Nv more racing on Lake Worth this
evening between William J. Conncrss
fast motor boat and "a hydroacropl,nc.
Mr.. Corners daughter Alice drove the
speed boat for the hrst time. Wearing
a heavy brown duck suit and cork
Jacket, Miss Corners suffered such a
continual joiting as the boat hit the
water with every jump that her hair
came down and she appeared completely
Ntausted when she returned She was
soaking wet but had reached a speed
Of hfty-scven miles an hour, showing
remarkable pluck A mechanician was
with her.
Col and Mrs James NJ Schoonmaker
arrived here to-day from Pittshurg. aC-
companied by Mrs. W. 5. Johnson Of
that city Mrs Alexander Reveu Joined
her husband here Mr.. ard Mrs. l.. NJ.
Werner arrived here with Miss Norman
Werner Charles Werner Will be down
in few days and is preceded by a
fast motor boat Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
: Moore of Chicago reached Palm
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NINE. GERHARDT's RECITAL.
Second Entertainment Gives Piens-
ure To Numerous Hearers.

Elena G,rntrdt gave a second song
recitd. Yesterday afternoon at Carnegie
Hal The distinguished soprano was
heard by a very cordial auuienc. u suUd
size The programme was eNCel.eutiy
arranged 50 as To afford variety II
comprised three groups Of songs by
Schumaun Brahms ard List and
Strauss some of the songs In etch
respectively were "SchOene Fremde.
"Des Kuahen RerglieD,' ms Frei",'
"Auf dem Kirchlofe,' "Blinde Kun
and b.. strauss, Vie soften wir geneim
sic naltea' and Gazette"
Although Miss Gcrhardt impaired 20
nor performance throughout not a few
Of the finer qualities of her accom-
plishei 3rt as b has now become
familiar here yet 1t cannot he said
that she was by any means at her
bet IN the earlier part Of her work yes
teriay Her tone quality Was not in
frequently unpleasant 10 the ear and
with 4 few other shortcomings vocaly
there were also some detrimental waver-
ngs from the pitch But when the
singer gea he'd the brahms songs she
seemed 20 warm more fully to her task
and IN the composer, "Auf dem kirch-
hofe the "Wiegenied,' which was re-
peatel a. was also the "Hlinde Kun
and In the An Fine Aepisharfe' she
disclosed more satisfactorily her rich
resources iu beauty Of tone and style.
In later numbers In the list that
called for rare skin In phrasing and
ioyeIncss OF tone. while oXpressing
tender and poeti. sentiment, as for in
stance, iu the "Ceber Allen Gipfeln' OF
List and strauss Der MOrgen,' Miss
Gerharlts SINGING gave genuine delight
The song IN which perhaps her most
convincing dramatic power was revealed
vs. L.sz,s "Die Drei ZiRouner.' Thf
sc.omp1n0uouts were played by Richard
EprtoIu and Well
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NJ and NJ Francis Carolan of
Burlingame. Cal, who have recently
come to New York. will spend several
weeks at the st. Regis, but they will
not go to Paris. as has been their custom
FOR many years.
There does not seem To be much in
ducement for those having country
places in Scotland 70 go over for the
summer. and those who will be obligei
TO give up such an annual trip are
Mr. and Mrs W Rathbone Bacon and
Edward r. Bacon. As rule Mrs.
French Vanderbilt goes to England and
the south Of France each spring to visit
her mother. Mrs. r. Ormond French, and
her sister, Lady Cheylsmore Mrs, Van
derbilt has been for "A good part Of the
winter AT Harbourview. Huliion Hill,
Newport, which she will keep open
throughout the summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Clews will give up their Euro
poan trip, as will Col. and Mrs. Will
lam Jay and Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton
W. Cary.
After their experience in Europe last
year Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
are not likely to attempt the trip again
right away and they will go to Bcaulieu,
their Newport villa Mrs. Vanderbilt s
sister Mrs. ogden Goelet, who has not
been in Newport for several summers, is
expected to open Ochre Court at an
early date.
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DIED.

KEATING.-John. aged IS Funeral from
THE FUNERAL CHURCH" 24l West
Twenty third street Frank r. Camp
bell Building, sunday afternoon,
o'clock.
LUDLOW.-After a short Illness, on Feb
ruary H. 1915, Edward LivinEston
Ludlow, In ths eightieth year OF his
age.
Relatives and immediate friends are in
vited to attend the funeral at East
Seventy-siXth street on Sunday morn
ing at $50 o'clock II Is requested
that no flowers be sent.
MACY ON Saturday February 10. 1915,
Helen NJ, Macy, wife OF the late
Charles H. Macy, In the eighty fourth
year Of her age, al her residence, 20I
West Seventy eighth street
Funeral services at her late residence on
Tuesday, February l6, at O:30 a. n.
Interment at WoodlaWn Cemetery at
convenience Of family,
McCI.ELI,AN,-At Nice, France on Febru-
AIRY rs, 1915, Of pneumonia Ellen NJ.
Mcclellan, daughter OF the late Major
Con, II. Il. Marcy, u $. A, and widow
OF Major-Gen. George h Mcclellan.
u. s. A.
residence. ST. Nicholas Terrace,
Henry W Miller, ased nifty eight years.
Funeral service at his lats residence
Monday, February 10 at 9;45 A. NJ. In
termeut az Germantown, n =.
MOORE. On saturday evening. February
49, 1915, al her residence. East
Forty fourth street Mary Pethiok
Moore. widow Of Edward c. Moore. In
her eighty-siAth year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. 1t Is re-
quested that no flowers be sent
STREATOR AT cleveland. Ohio, on
February 10, In her ninety-sixth year.
sarah W, wife OF the late DR.. w. 3.
streator ana mother OF Mrs. L. y.
Thomas.
Funeral services at her late residence
9sO3 Euclid avenue, Cleveland. on
Monday afternoon.
VAN BUREN,--At Plainhsld. n. j., at her
residence, on TNnrsday. February IL
1915, Julia Morris, widow OF Gen.
Daniel 7. Van Buren, ana daughter OF
the late James Ludlum and LuoFstis
Crary Morri- n the eighty sesssp's
year OF neF ase,
Services az Grace Church, East Seventh
street Plainneld, n j., on SUN
day afternoon, February -. al >
O'clock Interment Greenwood Gene
terry. Brooklyn,
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RECITAL OF S0NATAS.
Pianist Ossip GnbriIowitsch Plays
rive In SuCccssiun.

The dls.n'orested observer of musical
ama2emcnt at the number and character
OF the piano recltals given I'm this town
hs season. sun more astonishing Is
me number OF people who e. to them.
AnWuor large asSemhlaPe was present
IN Aco.au Hall yesterday afternoon
when Ossp GauriluY,tsch gave another
recital u is not matter OF wonder
thai tn.s admirable artist has audiences,
oui that 0e can continue to get them
m a winter literally strewn with piano
performances may he
ITO pl.sI Hwme offered Yesterday was
Described aS one "of sonatas from
beethoven 10 modern times The mum
oe's were BectHoyen's T. minor sonata,
opus 100 S,humluns q minor opus 20 ,
scnuHN.t Z MAJOR .pus l2n Ghopin's
u hr minor o.I GlaZouuoys opus "a,
"."H H o. OBJ" same key Mr. Gdbrilo-
"Is - modernism, b. the comfort Of
som" " ME- auditors, did no, go further
man o.. composition OF his country
maH Ne might have crossed the car
,a'rH.- and drawn from the blnkS Of
W' N' yellow Danube ideas tran
"t'' e mere UIleruism and embed ing
AL 'Nu ur-n possibilities II the future.
"N h'' ,Iur'loW .tsch is more Than a
Il".". .. 20 musician of high cul-pre
nm" H r'"u,miu Il grrn' uero"no.
.NH." '.m whose spirit flows Away s
h.N' Consideration for others His
aN1.' .' Yesterday seemed 10 be much
pc.srI
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CARTER-THACHER.
Representatives Youngest Daugb-
ter Is Married in Boston.

BosroS. Feb lS.--Miss Louise Hope
Th1cher. youngest daughter Of Repre-
sentative and Mrs Thomas e. ThaCher
of Plymouth was married In Trinity
Church this afternoon 20 Bernard Shir-
ley Carter son of MIR, and Mrs. John
Ridgcicy Carter OF Baltimore and Paris
Many from Washington, New York, Bal
timore and Philadelphia witness the
ceremony. which was performed by the
Rev. Alexander Mann OF Trinity as
sisted by the Rev. Endicott Peabody Of
GrOtop School.
The maid Of honor was the brides
sister Miss Dorothy Thatcher, and the
bridesmaids were the Misses Gertrude
Amory, Alice Wesselhoeft, Mary Hume
well and Grace Lockwood of Boston.
Camilla Morgan of New York and Con-
stance Gardner Of Washington
Henry Carey Morgan OF New York
was best man and the ushers Were
Thomas &. Thacher, Jr., w. G. Paine.
Rowland shaw, William Parker, Charles
Goldman, Francis Brooks, Philip Whar-
ton aud william Prescott OF Boston,
stephen Hopkins OF Newton, Tudor
Gardner. l.. Stuyvesant Chanler, Z.
oliver lselin and Alfred ioy OF New
York
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Or and Mrs Talcott Williams of 423
West ll7th street have announced the
engagement OF their niece, Miss Kate
Ethel Chambers, to Laurence Hicoclt
Seelye of the Union Theological Semi
nary. Miss Chambers Is the daughter
OF the Rev. DR. william II. Chambers OF
Adana Turkey. and Mr. Seelye is the
son OF the Rev. William James Seelye
and Mrs. Seelye OF North Conway, N. H.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Mrs. Radcliffe Caperton of Philadel-
phia has announced the engagement OF
her daughter, Miss Nancy Ratciiffe
Capertou, to Lewis Guest Wallace Of this
city, Mr.. Wallace was graduated from
the law school OF the University of Penn
sylvanla In 1907 and is now member
of the New York bar,
The wedding of Miss Marion Dell
Carrere. daughter OF the late John NJ
In the chapel of st. Bartholomew 3
Church on Tuesday afternoon, Miss
Anna Carrere viii be her sisters only
attendant A reception will follow at
the home of the brides mother, All
Park avenue.
Mrs a. WyneSs Couth, now OF Lon
don England, has announced the en-
gagement of her daughter. Miss Mar
jorie Roberta Couth, TO Lieut. J. Warren
Weissheimcr, Seventeenth Infantry u.
$ A. Miss Couth was educated In San
Francisco aud also in Mexico city,
Mexico, afterward attending a convent
school In Brussels, She was born in
Tacoma, Wash, Lieut.. Weisshelmer was
graduated from West Point in 1914 and
/ is now stationed with his regiment at
/ Eagle Pass, Tex.
/ The engagement has been announced
o. Miss Frances Rashkiud Of Brooklyn
10 William Forray, also of Brooklyn.
The engagement of Miss Nan Jenkins,
daughter Of Mrs, Ella Burr Jenkins OF
493 Ninth street, Brooklyn. 10 Frank
Clinton Van Name, son OF Mr., and Mrs
J +. Van Name OF S97 Bushwiok ave-
nue. has been announced. Mr., Van Name
was graduated from the University of
. Pennsylvania In 1918.
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MRS. ELLEN MCCLELLAN
DIES IN NICE, FRANCE
Widow Of the Civil War Gen
crui and Mother of The
EN-MayOr.

PRINCEToN. n J.. Feb. ls.--PrOf.
George y. Mcclellan, former Mayor of
New York. received word to-day from
Nice, France, Of the death OF his mother
in that city The news OF Mrs McClel-
lan's death was Cahled by her daughter,
who is the wife Of Paul Desprez, for
merly French Minister 20 Chile No ar
rangemcnts for the funeral have been
made,
Ex-Mayor Mcclellan had been plan
ming to 20 abroad this month TO bring
his mother TO America. She had been in
poor health FOR some time, but her Ill
ness was not considered serious.
Before she was married Ia Gen. George
r. Mcclellan Mrs. Mcclellan was Miss
Ellen NJ Marcy, daughter OF Major-Gen
r. b. Marcy Of Green Bay. Wis, where
she was born in 1896. Gen. Marcy was
Inspector General Of tho United States
army Gen George b. Mcclellan died in
1855
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Beach to-day accompanied by Miss Lois
mckinley, Mrs Moores sister
Mr.. and Mrs Sherwood Nldrich came
10 the Breakers for over sunday from
their new winter home on the Indian
River and gave dinner at the club
Tonight Mrs James Viliepigue Of New
York was the first ocean bathcr rescued
by life guard here this season. The
Indertow took her through the piling OF
the pier.
John u. Crimmius received to-day "A
large heart shaped valentine cake from
ms daughter. Mrs Cutting in New York
and will cut II at dinner party to-mor-
row night.
Harry : Black OF New York is ex-
pectcd here tomorrow TO join Mr. and
Mrs. Barclay Henry of Philadelphia,
WI" u,rived on their yacht to-day. Ben
edic, Crowl of Cleveland, who bought
Henry bisston's housebodt COcpomelo,
returned aboard her to-day from a long
cruise and Will stay here during the
height of the season. He has chartered
the yacht To August Hemouway OF Bos-
ton. who started with II tonight for a
weeks cruise through the Florida keys.
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MCCORMICK LINN.
Two OLD Chicago Families United
by church Ceremony.

CHtCAGo. Feb. 1.-two old Chicago
families were united to-day when Cyrus
Mccormick and Miss Dorothy Caroline
Linn. daughter Of MT and Mrs william
r. Linn, were married in the Fourth
Presbyterian Church by the Rev John
Timothy Stone. Cyrus Hall Mccormick,
''thcr Of the bridegroom. wrote both
music and words for several selections
which were played by the orgauist and
guuR by the choir.
Harold +. Mccormick, uncle OF the
bridegroom. who arrived from Europe
Yesterday to attend the wedding, led
the bridal procession as man of honor "
The matron Of honor was Mrs Howard
Linn, and the maid Of honor Miss Ma
u.l Linn Miss Mildred Rice Of New
York was one Of the twelve bridesmaids.
Alvin DevcreuX OF New York served as
one Of tho ushers
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD

Mrs. Charles j. welch will hold n sale
at her home, - East Forty-ninth street,
on the afternoon OF February 81 for the
benefit Of the Italian Mission, at 1903
Elizabeth street There will be on sale
fine lines OF aprons, cretonnes and fancy
articles
Mrs. William Allen will give a must
rAle this afternoon NJ her home in East
SiNty-hfth street, when John Heath a
pianist, will play.
The fourth meeting for this season Of
the Saturday Evening Dances was held
last night at Delmonico's, Mrs. Charles
r. Huntington and other paIroaosses re,
ceived There will also he an extra
dance In Easter week. Another sub
scriptiOn dance Of last night was the
second meeting Of the Holiday Dances
orRanizcd by Miss Annabella ELEPHANT
II was held AT Sherry's and there were
present girls who WIN not be introduced
into society before another year,
There was a dance at the Automobile
Club Of America last night at the club
house In West Fifty fourth street, The
entertainments committee included James
A. Blair, Jr., Oliver q, Jennings, Nal
COIN r. sloane, stephen Peabody, Alan
r. Hawlcy and Henry K. Taylor
Dr. and Mrs Henry II Forbes will
give the second OF a series of musicales
this afternoon At their home, l0G East
Thirty ffth street.
At the home Of Mrs. Warren Delano
10 East Thrty-sixth street, on Friday
mornings in Lent Nine, Jeanne Roulc'
Pavev will give n series Of readings and
rocltatons in French, Among the
nntronpsges are Mrs F. McNen Bacon
Mrs John \ Logan, Mrs Gordon KnoS
Bell Miss Florence Rhett, Mrs. Robert
y Huntington, Mrs, Junius S Morgan
Miss Carlotta Russell Lowell, Mrs Will'
lam Jay Scheffelin and Mira T, Tilestor
| Walls
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LARGE AUDIENCES
FOR TWO OPERAS
uasscnct'S "Manon" and Wag-
nor, "pie Walkucrc" Fill
Metropolitan Day.
NuE. KURT As SIEGLINDE

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HndsOn-M nrrny.

The marriage Of Mrs Emily Antoinette
Murray, daughter Of Mrs. Ephriam Hunt
Meyers Of 40 Linden avenue, Brooklyn.
and Brewster T Hudson. son Of Mr. and
Mrs Charles Il. Hudson took place yes
tefday In ST. pauls Episcopal Church,
Ilathush. the Rev T. Glover jackson
officiating. The bride was attended by
her sister Miss Frances Eleanor Meyers
and James W lIubhel of Philadelphia.
a classmate OF Mr. Hudson's at Yale.
vas best man. Margaret Holmes Of
Cambridge Mass, a niece Of the bride
was Hover girl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14

Funeral services for Norman b. Roam,
fnaucier aud railroad man, who died on
Tuesday, were held Yesterday in St
Georges Protestant Episcopal Church
In StuyVesant square, The Rev Karl
IRELAND the pastor, conducted the ser
vices. assisted bv the Rev Or. Slatirry
Of Grace Episcopal Church The pail
hearers were Ebert H. Gary otto r
Barnard, Robert r Lincoln. !. > Reyu-
Odds James A. Blair. Il, r Bacon, A.
" Green, +, p, Underwood and w. w
.lcaton
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DIED.

BATES andrew J. Bates. on Saturday,
February 10 IN HE seventy sixth year.
Funeral at his late residence. Webster.
Mass, on Monday, Al ass p, n In
termont at convenience Of family.
Kindly omit flowers,
BHIDGHAM. AT his residence 9b4 Fifth
avenue, on Thursday evening, Fehru-
ary II. 1913, Samuel willard Bridg-
ham, son ~ the late Samuel W Bridg.
ham and Eliza Ann Fales.
Funeral services At his late residence on
SUNDAY Fehruarv a. at 2'3O T., NJ
II 10 requested that no flowers be
sent.
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ANDREW ]. BATES.
Shoe Manufacturer Dies In Web
ster, Mass, where lie Was Born.

BosToN. Feb 13.--Andrew j. Bates,
I6 years old. wealthy shoe manufac-
turer OF Webster, died In his home in
that town to-day. He was native
Of Webster and lived In what has been
the homestead of the Bates family for
FIVE generations.
Mr.. Bates In 1861 went 10 New York
and took up the rubber business. In
1859 the A. j. Bates Company was
formed to deal In shoes and ruhbers
Twenty-s years ago Mr. Bates bought
the present site Of the 4. J. Rates Com
pany plant in Webster, which became
one OF the largest shoe factories in New
England, He was also president OF
\. ]. Bates 4 Co, Inc, of New York
Mr.. Bates leaves "A wife and three
daughters.
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REV. BROTHER CHRYSOsTOM.
Nnyicrian who Fnd From Belgium
Dies In England.

BALTIMORE, Fob. i3-The Rev.
Brother lsldore, provincial of The
Navierian Brothers in America, received
a cablogram to-day announcing the
death in Mayheld, England. of the Rev
Brother John Chrysustom, superor-gcn-
eral Of the brotherhood
Brother Chrysostom was 20 years old
His headquarters until two years ago
was al Bruges, Belgium. but was then
moved to Mayheld. lu paid annual
visits TO the United States for the last
fifteen years and made his headquarters
at ST Josephs College here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14
Hr. and Mrs. Mcntrup'S silver
wedding,

'lr and Mrs Charles Joseph Mentrup
% - Prospect Park West, Brooklyn,
gay" "a dinner in this city last evening
in celebration Of the tweuty-hfth ami
yorsary Of their marriage. The guests
were members of both families and seven
~ .Lne twelve persons who composed
tho bridal party quarter OF n century
ago Mrs. Mentrup was Miss Emma
RIdder youngest sister OF Herman
adder
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14
Ell 4. Race.

Eli A. Race 60, former v'ce-presid ent
Of the Draper Manufacturing Company
and long connected with the wilcox &
Gibbs Sewing Machine Company, died on
Friday AT his home, $50 ST. Marks ave-
nue.. brooklyn He was prominent in
the affairs Of the Tompllins Avenue
Congregational Church His wife and a
daughter survive him
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Mrs. Harriet y. Gilbert.

Mrs Harriet r Gilbert. IS. wife of
Arthur w. Gilbert died In Rroollyn on
Friday and will be buried tomorrow
from the Clinton Avenue Congregational
Church in which she had long been ono
of the most active workers Mrs Gilbert
was a daughter of the Rev. Colviu T.
Footo n cousin Of Henry Ward Beechcr
Besides her husband son and three
daughters survive her
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THE RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA.
MT AtschnIcr Presents Novelties
~ Interesting ChnruCtcr.

~" hus' NJ three subscription con-
GERS '.r Russian symphony society
"'t'' '.. direction of Nodes AltsChulcr
.'. nI.r H.r evening AZ CarHegia Hall
a" .' Nh. concerts during the previous
~ "us of the sOcl"lys existence,
'' 'ntrmmr aga!u presented Rus
s.a" WI,. Two aumucrs. the sym
pm fragment FROM Anatolr Liadow :
,Nr'NHUe, chased ON Chapter y.
.. Revelation Of s.. John) and
'uc prtur, OF AN Enchanted
'"N. ".ry played first rs the orchestra
'' '"' COMPOSERS DEAN, a
followed hy Dargumjsky called
f''' Fantasia" and in II the com
.'- "' Was one ~ the best and most
.a ,No Russian composers
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Edmund \. wger.

NEWARK. N. j, Feb. l3.-Edmund 5
Shawger, SO. died to-day at his home.
$50 Sixth avenue. He had lived for
many years in the Roseville section o.
the city and was one of the organizers
Of the Rosevlle Athletic Association.
lie leaves a wife, two sons and six
daughters.
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Cornelius Finn. SO. a native OF Ice
land, who lived in Whitestone, Queens,
died yesterday in the Flushing Hospital.
His death followed injuries suffered in
fall on the sidewalk. He came to
America when boy. He served one
term in the Assembly. Mr.. Finn was
not married. He leaves a mother, who
lives In The Bronx
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AIyah l.. Halstead .

MOUNT VERNON, Feb. l3,-Alvah
Lockwood Halstead, 80, died last night
at his home, $40 Garden avenue. For
twenty-six years he was connected with
the American Britannia Company Of
Meriden. He was widely known among
silversmiths throughout the country,
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THE SEAGOERS.

Arrived by the Holland America liner
Nieuw Amsterdam from Rotterdam:
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Capt F b. Nuleen
Fox Count j A a. van
c Frey Rechteren Limpurg
Dr A OnZo Reyes Ben Morgan.
Guerra Miss A l. Roy
van Hall Mr. and Mrs julius
Miss Sue Harvard. Richter:
Louis Hertz. Charles smth
y - Kates
BY the White Star liner Megantic from
Liverpool
O q BrauScombe Mrs Edward p. Par
c ) Dennis sons.
ID W bremen. Mrs. Jessie y Per ins
bernard Flurscheim Capt and Mrs F. G
n Gibson. Petu.
Nrs FLORENCE Powell MIR and Mrs How.
GIN ard Pew.
sreucrr Herne W NJ Rich ards
W Laurence The Rev Hugh q.
Charles A Nelson. Ross