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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
JOSEPH MARIN, SR.,'
OLD LAWYER, DIES
He Once Punched Jay Gould
i'm Retaliation for
Slur on Bar.
PRACTISED LAW SO YEARS

Joseph J. Marin. Sr.. who occupied7
a prominent position In the political
and legal affairs Of the city in the time
OF Samuel Tilden. died Wednesday at
his home at Sedgwlck avenue and
Kingsbridge road. He was rs years old
Mr.. Marin practlsed law In this city
for ffty-eight years and among his
friend were such men as Gov. Tilden
and Joseph n. Choate. His prominence
at tho bar obtained for him the APP
pointmen. as counsel for the stockhold-
ers who had suffered through the trou-
bles OF the Erie Railroad. the stock OF
which had been manipulated by jay
Gould and other fnanciers Black Fri
day was one OF the events that made
the railroad trouble notable.
As counsel for the victims OF the
financial crash Mr.. Marin sought
personal interview with Jay Gould In
the hope Of adjusting some OF the con.
tentions The hnancier made several
appointments with the lawyer. but kept
none OF them. Meeting Gould one day
Mr. Marin asked him why he failed III
his appointments.
81 never keep appointments with law
vers They are all purcha sable the
fnancier IL said to have responded.
The lawyers right fist shot out and
landed on Goulds Jaw, knocking him
down He said afterward that he could
not do less for the insult and he Will
ingly paid small fine In the police
court on the flnancier's complaint OF
assault and battery.
Gould's assailant saw plenty OF hght-
ing during the civil war az member
OF the Brooklyn City Guard. the second
regiment to leave New York for the
front.
Mr. Marin was born in Canada. and
was graduated from 81. Johns College
at Fordham tnow a university in 1854.
He attended the Albany Law School
and when he was admitted to the bar
he entered the office OF Belts & Robin
son In this city. lie affiliated with
Tammany Hall and became member
OF the Columbian Society. He was
also member OF Lafayette Post.
@. A. r., and of the Third Order Of St
Francis OF Assist.
The dead lawyer was prominent In
! the development OF The Bronx during
the forty-two years he lived there
Through foresight as TO the expansion
OF that part of the city he acquired
large estate at Sedgwick avenue and
Kingsbridge road.
Mr. Marin Is survived by a widow
Elizabeth Chapman Marin. and eight
children-Joseph J. Jr. GeorA G..
/ Charles G, Francis L.. Wilfred F..
Amelia NJ, Elizabeth c.. Winnifred NJ
and by sixteen grandchildren.
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Hay-ROr.

The wedding OF Miss Emile Mathilde
Roe, daughter OF Mrs. Camille Roe OF
this city. to Duncan Macintosh Hay.
son Of Alexander Mackenzie Hay. man
aging director OF the status. "A financial
newspaper OF London, took place in the
chantry OF st. Thomas's Church yes
terday afternoon in the persence OF "a
small company OF relatives and intimate
friends. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Or. Ernest NJ, Stires. rector
Of the church. The bride. who was
unatte nded. wore a travelling costume
of dark blue silk and tulle and set Of
white fox furs. Her hat was OF dark
blue satin and chiffon. There was no
best man. After the ceremony there
was reception at the home OF Mrs
Francis u. Lloyd, 49, East Seventy
first street Mr.. and Mrs. Hay left
for the South on their wedding trip.
They will live in this city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
LEAGUE BENEFIT.
To He Given NJ the Manhattan IIo-
tel on the Afternoon Of Npr,Jt7.

An entertainment for the benent Of
the Florence Crittenton League will he
given at the Manhattan Hotel at 2
o'clock ON Saturday afternoon. April II.
followed by dancing
Among the patrons and patronesses
are Jules :. Bache. Mrs !. Searlc Bar
clay. Peter T. Barlow, DR. and Mrs. w. w.
Bell'nger. Mrs. Il. r. birmingham. Al
Ian Dean Converse. Mrs NJ. Sheldon
fuller. Mrs Ira W. Henry, Mrs. George
". Hubbell Mrs Harry :. Jones. Mrs.
Thomas Muir. Miss Emma @. Sebring
and Mrs. Joseph stuart whiteside.
Tickest at 81 may be obtained from
Miss Margaret $. Hubbell. 3i4 West
Ninety-fourth street. president. and
from Miss Eleanor r. Birmingham. l0s
West Seventeen street, secretary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
ART AT THE ALTMAN HOME.
BeWcat Eahibition Of Nsstrrpiccr.
Attracts Many visitors.

Hundreds OF persons have visited N
the past week the art loan exhibition Mt
the Altman home. Fifth avenue and FIT
tieth street. for the benefit OF the Sc
cours National. which In sending food
and clothinS to destitute women. chill
dren and the aged In France. The ex-
hibition is open on Sundays as we'll
as on other days from 10 A. NJ. until 6
T. NJ. and II Is anticipated that there
viii he many visitors to the gallery
to-day. The exhibition Is made UP Of
hfty-nine masterpieces loaned from the
private collections OF New York families
and this Is the first time they have been
seen in public.
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QUAKER WEDDING AT RosLYN.
ScnmRn-Nicks Marriage Certificate
signed ny $50 Guests.

RosLYN. l.. l.. April 3.-In ac-
coriance with the customs OF the So
ciety of Friends. Miss Eda Willets
Hicks. daughter OF the late John $.
Hicks OF this village, and Frederick
Willets seaman. son OF Samuel J. Sea-
man Of Glen Cove were married at 80
o'clock this evening at the home o. the
brides aunt. Miss Rachel Hicks
After recital o. the VOWS the mar
riage certificate was read by ex-Con-
gresham William W. Cocks. following
which all of the $50 guests signed IT,
The guests were principally members of
old Quaker families OF Nassau and
Queens counties. from two OF which the
bride and bridegroom descended.
Mrs Albertson Hicks. sister OF the
bridegroom. was matron OF honor. The
bridesmaids were Miss Beatrix Moore
of Sandy Spring. Md, AMI Miss Mar
jorie Cooley OF Plainneld. y. J. rhs
best man was W. Laurie Seaman, a
cousin OF the bridegroom
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Edgar w. Moss,

BLOOMFIELD. y. J., April Edgar
Waldgon Moss. 3s. assistant managing
editor of the American Press Associa-
ton OF New York. died of pneumonia to-
day at his home. 81 Evergreen avenue.
lie was born in Bloomfield. For three
years he attended the Stanford Cniver-
sity, Returning to the East he became
a reporter on the old Newark DAILY
Advertiser. and afterward assistant
managing editor. After that paper be-
came the star he was Its city editor
and later It's managing editor. Three
years ago he went TO the American
Press Association. He leaves his wife
and two children.
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Mrs. Helen VI. kellogg.

BRipGEPoRT. Conn. April 3.-Mrs.
Helen NJ. Kellogg. widow Of Nathan kel-
logg, nephew OF John Bigelow, the
author and diplomat. and daughter or
Luther Latin. one Of the early powder
merchants in this country. died suddenly
to-day al Black Rock. the country home
of her son-in-law. col :. w. Roessler OF
the United states army. Mrs. Kellogg
was 80 years old. Until six months ago
she lived with her son. Luther \. kel-
logg OF the law firm Of Kellogg & Rose.
at 1873 West Seventeen street, New
York city. She leaves another son, For
dyce Kellogg, and daughter, Mrs.
Susan Il. Roesser The funeral will be
held at Black Rock. the interment to be
az Saugerties, y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

The engagement of Miss Clara Louise
Dixon, a daughter of the Rev. \, c.
Dixon, in charge OF the Metropolitan
Tabernacle IN London. who lives with
her uncle, Frank Dixon. Al 90 81. Johns
place, Brooklyn. to DR. Frank Howard
Richardson of Sc South oxford street,
rlee dent OF the University Club OF
RrooSlyu. was announced yesterday.
Mss Dixon 10 the head of the Monies
Sor. department of the Brooklyn Heights
seminary DR.. Richardson IL a grand
Son Of Deacon Richardson. one OF the
noted men in the old city of Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
LEWIS o. BEERS.
WAS Superintendent Of Phillips
burg, y. ~, high school since 1907

pHILLIPsRrRG. ". j.. April 3.---Lewis
O. Beers. 80 years old. superintendent
OF the Phillipsburg High School. died to-
day In st. Luke's Hospital. South Beth
lchem, Pa, where he went yesterday to
undergo an examination, having been
suffering from valvuar heart trouble
for some time. lie was native OF
Phllipsburg and was graduated from
the high school here in 1888 and from
Lafayette College In 1887 lie first
taught school at Buttonwood Grove.
Hampton Junction. Later he became an
instructor OF mathematics In the Phil
lipsburg High School. afterward was
made principal of the school and in 1907
was appointed superintendent.
A wife and two children survive Mr..
Beers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
MISS E. Vaudeville TO WED.
Her Enlargement to DIR. Reeve L..
BRIlinger Announced.

Arlington. y j., April 3.-The en-
sgement of Miss Elizabeth Lorrea
Vaudeville. eldest daughter OF Mr.. AMI
Mrs. ] Lawrence Vaudeville of Az
Chestnut street. To DIR. Reeve Leslie
Balinger was announced to-day. The
wedding will take place next October
There will be an engagement reception
q, the Vaudeville home on Saturday eve
ming, May !, the birthday OF Miss
Vaudeville.
Miss Mandeville's father is head OF the
Commercial Acetylene Railway and Sig
nal Company of Bound Brook. DR. Bal
linger Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam f. Ballinger OF Colllngswood
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
YALE SENIOR DIES.
George u. schOeIIkOpf OF Texas
Succumbs To Pneumonia.

NEW HAyEN. Conn. April 3.--Cieorge
Henry Schoellkopf. a senior in the
academic class AT Yale. died of pneu-
monia to-day in the Yale lnfrmary after
an illness of a week.
Schoellkopf's home was in Dallas, Tex.
and mis- brother arrived here to-day. His
father is in switzerland and has not
been told of the death of his son.
Dean Jones said tonight that the
young man was conscientious student
and well liked by his classmates. The
brother will leave for Texas tomorrow
with the body.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

East Side Forum. lecture. "The HUI
manization OF Public Health" Dr.
James y. Warbasse, Public School 62.
9I5 l.. N.
pubic Conference or the church or
the Messiah, lecture. THE New Day
in Prison Reform" Deputy Warden
Charles H. Johnson OF Sing Sing. y. NJ.
Labor Temple, address, Happiness"
Prof w. j. Durant, Second avenue and
Fourteenth street. S J.. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Niss Iaura II. Ray,

Miss Laura II. Ray. daughter of the
late William II. Ray, who was promi-
nent in political and official life in the
old city Of brooklyn. died on Friday at
the Mohawk Hotel In Washington ave-
nue.. She was connected with the
Chaminade. the Womens Forum, the
Rubinstein of New York city, the
european Of Brooklyn and other soce-
ties. She was active in the affairs of
Grace Reformed Church. A sister sur
wives her.
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Miss Marjorie Henderson.

New ROCHELLE. April 3--Miss Mar
torie Henderson. 23. died OF pneumonia
to-day in the New Rochelle Hospital.
She came here week ago from her
home In ST. John, n, b.. and was ad-
mitted to the hospital training school
for nurses on April l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

Austin Gunnison. head of the oil Arm
OF Gunnison q Co. died yesterday at
his home, 531 West Hist street. He
was born In New Hampshire in 1882.
a member OF one OF the oldest families
OF New England. After being admitted
to the bar he abandoned the law and
entered tho service Of the Rock Island
railroad at Chicago He went into the
oil refining business later and was sue
cessful. He leaves a wife and two
daughters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

PHILADELPHIA. April 3.--The engage
mont was announced here to-day OF Miss
LIeanon Townsend. daughter of Mr.. and
Ms Joseph -. Townsend, Jr, of Rayn-
ham, OVERLOOK. to Clarence II. Clark.
t7rd son of Mr. and Mrs G. Howard
clark, Jr. Of Chestnut Void Farm.
Devon. Mr. Clark is a member of the
Union League and Radnor Hunt and
Racquet clubs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

Charles La Pointc. II, resident of Ho-
bolSen for fifty years. died of heart disease
yesterday al the home OF his son, AS
semblyman Frank La Pointe SO Eighth
street that city. He was born in Quebec
He was in the shipbuildng business In
Hoboken until his retirement "A few
months ago. Three SONS and two daugh-
ters survive him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Return on Roch" m"e"u
sp,c.ai cable Dsspatch 10 TBn scN.

NVf''"' '"0'' "'"V"''' y" '
PARIS. April THE Rochambeau viii
sail from bordeaux for New York on
Sunday night with ninety passengers
Among the Americans aboard are Mr.
and Mrs John A. Hanan. Mr.. and Mrs.
A T.. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. {, Fos-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Legrand Rowland
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Faguet, Mr. and
Mrs. Hobbs and Miss Mckindley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

Thomas Burns. 70, for more than nifty
wears a resident OF Long Island city,
Queens died on Friday evening at ~
Marc place. Astoria. He was In the
DRY goods business in Manhattan until
he retired several years ago, lie is SUI
vved by his wife, three sons and four
daughters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
STRICKEN AT GOLF CLUB.
Harold 4. LRn,he Dies After Re-
mOyaI 10 His Home In Orange.

ORANGE. y. j, April 3.--Harold A
I.ambe. a tea merchant in New York.
died at his home here to-day OF
apoplexy. lie was stricken yesterday
at the Baltusrol Golf club and was
taken to his home. 265 Lincoln avenue.
Mr. I.ambe was born In Toronto,
Canada thirty-four years ago. His wife
and three children survive him. The
body will he taken to Toronto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
10 the LnndOn Humphreys,
DAUGHTER.

Congratulations are being received by
vi and Mrs. L.andon Humphreys OF
convent y. j.. OF the birth OF a daugh-
M' ON Friday, Mrs Humphreys was
Mss Janc Mel. Fairfield, daughter by
= former marriage OF Mrs. James &,
hart of Boston, The wedding took place
or June In the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04

The funeral OF Mrs. Melissa A. Hyatt.
pell. widow OF Walden Pell and mother
OF F Livingston. James Duane and wal
ter Pell and OF the Countess del Sera
and Mrs. Frank c. Bishop. will be held
tomorrow at 1890 A NJ IN Calvary
Church, Fourth avenue and Twenty-f,rst
street.
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George y. Maher.

George f. MGher. 52. who had been
n Custom House inspector for twenty
seven years. died on Friday at his home.
Elsa Beverly road. Brooklyn. He leaves
his wife and five children.
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MANY BETROTHALS
At CLOSE OF LENT
Miss Elizabeth GOuvcrncur
Norris Ramsay Of Will
mingtOn to BE Bride.
OTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS

N,iar william Gouvcrncur Ramsay
and Mrs Ramsay. 9l3 Delaware avenue.
wilmington. Del. have announced the
engagement Of their daughter. Miss
elizabeth Gouvcrneur Morris Ramsay.
N Van Wyck Ferris OF Garden city,
I. Miss Rsmsays parents have a
eo1niry place. Dalhousie. In Guyen-
,our,. vel Mr. Ferris is "A son OF
Nr and Mrs NJ iris Patterson Ferris
n EoNbury road. Garden city. and
grandson Of the late Rev. DIR. Isaac
rerris. third chancellor of New York
University. He is related TO the Van
RENSSELAER, Van wyck. schuyler and
pouw families OF New York.
Tn. engagement has been announced
a, Miss Evelyn Hunter Deadly. daugh-
Tor Of Dr. Charles Deady and Mrs.
Deadly to Benjamin stevens Van wyck
Of this city No date has been set for
the wedding
Mr. ard Mrs George ID. Munson OF
NallIrgford. Conn. have announced
Naripry Jean Munson. TO Roosevelt
Graves RoS,on OF New York. Mr.. Rol-
s,on. who was graduated from Princeton
In 1910. is son of William H. Roll
t.on. The wedding will take place In
May.
Jose Antonio Keynes. 49, West Sew
tn,ieth street. has announced the en-
racoment Of his sister. Miss Anna Te-
resa Keynes. daughter of the late Mr..
ard Mrs Jaime Keynes, 10 Antonio Ie-
rega Nermylen. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Nermylen of Brooklyn. The
wedding will take place abou, the mid
die Of June.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip r. Jennings. -
West Fiftieth street, are announcing to-
DAY to their intimate friends the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Margaret
CULTIVATE To Edward stevens OF this
city Miss cultivate is the daughter Of
Mrs Jennings and the late j. II. Outh-
waite OF Cleveland. Mr.. stevens. who is
son Of the late George +. Stevens
lives with his mother at 81 Madison ave-
rue. lie was graduated from Yale iIs
1912 and is associated with the New
Haven Clock Company. which was
father The wedding will take place
early next autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Miller OF South
Orange. ~ j., have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Mar
guerite Ruggles Miller. To Picrrepont Ed
wards Grannis. also OF South Orange.
Miss adelaide n. Parker In the Church
OF Zion and 81. Timothy tomorrow, gave
his farewell bachelor dinner last night
a. Delmonico's. Among his guests were
pr Howard &. VOORHEES,. :. Human
Bird, Howard l.. Hitchcock, -. De Gray
Vanderbilt. Jr.. William &. Potter. Dom
aid + Mcpherson. f.. Ashley Gerhard,
Harrison : Higbie. Raymond w. Drake.
George w McCarter, j. Gardner ship
man and Thomas \ Potter.
IT, marriage Of Miss Fannie Herd
nan cake. daughter OF Nj. ard Mrs.
Francis Morgan Leake. to Talbert Wood
Sprague. will be celebrated at I o'clock
Oh Tuesday. April 8. at the Hotel St
Regis Miss Leake will be attended by
her lister, Miss Dorothy Leake. Mr..
Spragues best man will be Charles V.
Morrill, and the ushers will include DR..
Robert l.. McCready, Jr., James McAlpin
Pyle, Reginald G, knickerbocker and
George V. Taylor Jr.
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John ~. Topper.

ORANGE. y. j., Anil 3---John II,
Toppcn, 30. for many years active IN
the Master Builders Association OF
Orange. died OF pneumonia to-day at
his home, 81 Day street.
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Lycur8us LeRg.

MoSrcLAIR, n. j.. April 3.--Lycursus
Legg. 70. died last night at his home. "a
Claremont avenue, NJ, Legg was "A
native OF Ellenville ~ v, and had been
a resident OF Montclair for six years.
He leaves two sons and four daughters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
LOuis q. Nesbtt.

Louis Glossy Nesbi,. 4s. son OF the
late Robert W. Nesbit. died yesterday at
his home. IS West Thirty-ninth street
He had been In Ill health for some
time. He was graduated from the New
York Law School In 1896, bu, had never
practised law. Previous to entering the
New York Law School he studied in
the Columbia law school. where he was
n member OF the Delta Psi fraternity.
He Is survived by his mother, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Clossey Nesbit. and brother.
Robert c. Nesbit.
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JOuett-ROrebrck

STAMFORD. Conn. April 3.--Mrs Lois
". Rorebeck, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Brown. was married to-day
at her parents home 10y the Rev Louis
II. Berry to Lieut.. John Hamilton
Jouett L. 5. \.
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E. T. Postlethwaite

Of Philadelphia, with consignment, from
a lady in Connecticut and other owners.
The Collection including
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Chinese and Oriental Rugs

in great variety and Of unusual quality.
Now on Public Exhibition. To be sold
Thursday and Friday Afternoons, April
9Th and 9th.
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Sporting Prints

Rare Americana, Naval Prints. Scarce
New York Views. consigned by Mrs.
Charles G. Peters and others now on
Public Exhibition. To be sold Thursday
and Friday Evenings April Sth and 9th.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
Objects of Art

An interesting and importan, collection
Of Ivory Carvings, Silver, Porcelain. Gu,
Glass. Bronzes, Embroideries and Carved
lockwood furniture from
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Fine Prints

including Private Collection from New.
por, OF the Mezzotin,s printed in color by
5 Arlent Edwards. many from his rare
Private Plates. Proof etching, by the
great masters, Now on Exhibition. To
be sold Monday Evening, April 5th.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-04
PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS AND SALES
Anderson Galleries
Books on Indians

Part " OF the Collection Of Americana
made by Nh Wherefore Eames. Rare
Books and Pamphlets. To be sold Mon.
day and Tuesday Afternoons, April 5th
and 9th.
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Illuminated Manuscripts

including an An,iphonary Of the XVIII
Century and DE Navisationc' by DE
CotrulIis, l46I and many other rarities.
Also fine modern books and Incunabula
from the Library OF s X. eleven. To be
sold Monday and Tuesday Afternoons.
April 9th and 18th.
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Tn. engagement has been announced
NJ Miss Evelyn Hunter Deadly. daugh-
tor Of Dr. Charles Deadly and Mrs.
Deadly. to Benjamin stevens Van wyck
81 this city No date has been set for
The wedding
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G.. A. Hirschfelder

Of New York, and including also his beau
tiiul Miniatures. rare Medallions. Fans.
Embroideries and Cabinets. With Col
lection belonging to another owner of
Rare and Beautiful Laees. These Col
IectionS Will go on Public Exhibition
Saturday, April 10Th, and will be sold
Wednesday and Thursday Afternoons,
April l4th and 18th.
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Mr. and Mrs George ID. Munson OF
Nall.ngford. Conn. have announced
the engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Naripry Jean Munson. TO Roosevelt
Graves Rolston OF New York. Mr.. Rol-
s,nn. who was graduated from Princeton
In 1910. is a son of william ~. Roll
Son The wedding will take place in
MAY
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lose Antonio Keynes. 49, West Sew
tntieih street. has announced the en-
Easement OF his sister Miss Anna Te-
resa Keynes. daughter of the late Mr..
ard Mrs. Jaime Keynes. to Antonio Ie-
rega Nermylen. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Nermylen of Brooklyn. The
wedding will take place about the mid
die Of June.
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Ivory Carvings

.namcl, Ivory and Silver Boxes, Clocks
orcelains and Jewel Baskets, consigned
Smyrna times., 1915-08-11
FOR SALE

About 10000 Chestnut Posts for sale.
Apply to
J. II. ARMSTRONG
smyrna. D.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-11
FOR RENT

TWO DWELLINGS, one with Office O,
small store combined. centrally located.
SAMUEL J. REYNOLDS.
Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1915-08-11
Information Wanted

As 70 who is in authority Of the ola
yuaksr ourrying ground at Duck Creek
Address
Quaker
smyrna Times Office.
Smyrna. Del.
Gilpin observer., 1915-09-16
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

Sunday school at 10 a. m. subject,
Defeat Through Drunkenness.
Christian Endeavor meeting at p.
m. The regular church service at IL
a. m, will be conducted by Mr.. viii
Mcleod.
We have classes for all ages with
splendid teachers. We want to in
crease the attendance and urge all
who can to join us in year of prof
table Bible study, and enjoy the fell
lowship of a live Sunday school.
The visit and addresses, on last
Sunday, of Secretary Alberson. of
the State Sunday School Association,
and the union meetings at the Metho-
dist church, were most inspiring and
encouraging.
The Gilpin County Sunday School
Association was reorganized The
new officers are working for Better
Sunday Schools" and desire to help
increase the attendance and efficien-
cy Of every school in the county.
The Ladies' Aid are planning to
give social at the church once
each month. There will be an inter-
esting literary and musical program.
refreshments and informal sociabil-
ity and good fellowship The first
OF these socials will be held Fri
day evening. September cath. and
because OF the social there will be
no meeting OF Aid next week.