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.CANFIELD'S ACCIDENT
nets ESTATE $4,000
Gamblers Executor Wins Suit
Over Life Insurance. Com
pahy Had Cancelled.

The estate OF Richard A.. Garfield. the
gambler. 10 $23. 900 richer than IL would
a v teen had Mr.. Garfield not fallen
0own me subway steps and received fatal
Injuries while on his way to the Office
Of the New York Life Insurance Conn
pany % receive the company's heck for
$1O,44S.
This fact was revealed Yesterday when
Supreme Court Justice Guy signed a
Judgment for s33,SS3 In fsvo. Of the
Garfield estate In a suit bro,-lt by Luke
Vincent Lockwood. the executor. asains,
the insurance The policy.
amounting to Sl19,500, was taken out by
Mr.. Garfield In 1892. but he borrowed
SIg.432 on II on January Z. 1914. The
estate sued for the balance OF s32.2i2
With Interest. and the ompany contended
that 1t owed only s10.44S. the surrender
value OF the policy.
December 6. 1914. Less than a week be-
fore hat time. Mr.. Garfield asked the
assistant secretary of the company. VII.
bur II. Pierson, whether the twenty year
period OF the policy couldn't he Short
ened to nfteen years. II IL couldn't be
arranged. ne wanted to know the sur.
render value. The following day Mr..
Pierson wrNe that the change couldn't
be made n advised Garfield that tho
~ value WIS $6S,tUV, less tnS
amount OF the loan. Mr.. Garfield, who
had n month OF grace in which to pay
the premium. wrote on December s:
AS a matter OF plain finance, my
policy has no alue now TO pay Ave
more years premium with the interest
on the premiums would compel me to
pay more than / would get. Therefore
] would thank you TO send me check for
the surrender value OF the policy"
Mr.. Pierson wrote on December . that
the company's check had been drawn for
the surrender value. on the following
day the check was sent to the company's
division OF policy claims and tho policy
was cancelled and the loan marked paid.
Op the same afternoon. while Mr., Cane
held was on his way TO the coAnpany's
onice to get tho check. he was injured
In the subway. and died the following
day.
Justice Guy held that the allered
agreement for the cancellation Of thu
policy was without consideration and
accordingly void. because II contemplat ted
the continued life OF Mr.. Garfield. This
court also held that at the time Of his
death Mr.. Garfield had "A legal right 10
refuse the check, pay the premium. and
continue the policy in full force. For
this reason the estate gets Judgment for
the full amount.
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WE'D AND sURPRISE FRIENDS.
Tarryt0wa Couple Announce Their
Marriage In Manhattan.

TARRYrowN, n. Y, Dec. ga mar
notice In a newspaper this morn
ing was the first inkling the towns
people had Of tine wedding Of Miss Hazel
Clark, daughter Of a prominent con-
and Harry Shape, nephew Of
Frank r. Pierson. president of the vii
lage.
The young couple. who had been en-
gagged for some time. on Monday. De-
cember IS. the day Of the snowstorm.
decided to get married. They went
to New York on the ] o'clock train.
thence to the home Of a Methodist Epis-
copal minister. whose name they refused
TO divulge, and were married, the
minister's wife and a daughter being the
only witnesses. They returned to Tarry-
town at 4:20 and drove to the brides
home In Mr.. Shapes car, where the
news was announced.
II told all my friends that We were
To he married in December said Mrs.
Snape to-day, "and we kept u word.
That's all i nave to say
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

The second Of the Three Sherry Dances
will be held tonight and also the second
Of the Friday Juniors.
The second OF the N~eighborhood
Dances, organized by Edwin w. An
drews, will be held tonight at the
Gotham.
Mrs. Waldron Williams will give a
dinner tonight AT her home. 81 West
Forty-eighth street. for her daughter.
Miss Hope Williams.
Mrs. W. Barclay Parsons of 6e4
Fifth avenue. will give "a luncheon to-
day for her granddaughter. Miss Kath-
crime de Berkeley Parsons.
The members OF the Secours National
Skating Tub will hold their usual
Thursday afternoon skating tea at the
Biltmore Ice Garden to-day.
Mrs. Albert Boardman Kerr will give
a small dance this evening at her home.
1903 East Seventy-hith street, for her
cousin. Miss Mary Burr OF Boston.
Miss Margaret Mccoy. daughter OF
Josiah Mccoy. will be married TO Brock
pemberton of this city this evening
at the home OF her father In East
Orange. n. j
Miss Sara Sherman Wiborg. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, Frank B. Wiborg. will
be married to Gerald c. Murphy this
afternoon at the home OF her parents.
40 Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Justus Ruperti will Introduce to
society this afternoon AT the Colony
Club in Madison avenue, her daughter.
Miss Lilly Ward Rupert. A dinner
and theatre party will follow the recep-
ton.
4 large theatre party 10 TO be given
In honor Of Miss Maud O'Brien ON
-. 10. .Alfl.r IN,
bell Thompson. Miss O'Brien Is the
debutante daughter Of ex-Judge and
Mrs. Morgan j. O'Brien and had her
coming out reception several weeks ago.
An entertainment for the benefit OF
the American Ambulance Hospital in
Paris will be- given at the house OF
Mrs. william X. Vanderbilt, $50 Fifth
avenue, on the evening OF January IA.
Tickets at s. each may be obtained OF
Miss Doane. IS West Thivty-fourth
.street.
Tit annual charity ball for the bene-
ut Of the Nursery N Child's Hospital
will be held in the Waldorf Astoria on
the night of February /. There has
already been a demand for boxes and
tickets. which will be on sale az the
home of Mrs. Robert Nicol, 4N Park
avenue. from January 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Francis Hyde enter
tanned some of their friends last night
at a small dance in the ballroom of the
Hotel Gotham. During the evening IA
vors were distributed from an electric
lighted Christmas tree and n quartet OF
women trumpeters played Christmas
carols and other music.
The first for this season of the Met
ropolitan Dances for young people of
society was held last night at Sherry'e.
The p~atronesses for this winter are
Mines. Robert y. Huntington. J. Wood
ward Haven. Edwin ID. Morgan, Err
nesto G.. Fabbri. lie Roy King, and J.
Archibald Murray. The next dance
will be held on February 26.
Mrs. Paul Gilbert Thebaud gave a
the dansant yesterday afternoon at her
home, 40 Park venue. for her son
Reynal Thebaud. who Is at home from
Yale for the holidays. Receiving with
Mrs. Thebaud were Mrs. Paul q. The
baud, Jr.. Mrs. Nathaniel Reynal, Mrs
Eugene Reynal. the Misses Adelaide
and Aileen Sedgwick, Phyllys Page
Claudia Johnson and Mathilde Pilot,
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Former Assemblyman Charles Har-
wood of Brooklyn was married on
Monday last to Miss Alma Hendricks.
daughter Of Mrs. Henry II. Hendricks
of 1853 West Seventy-ffth street, Man
haitian. but h announcement Of the
event only came yesterday. The cere-
mony was performed by Judge Benjamin
N. Cordoso of the Court Of Appeals. a
cousin OF the bride, at the Hotel Van
The bridal couple left for Washing
ton and on their return will locate in
Brooklyn. Mr.. HARDWOOD Is active In
politics In the Tenth Assembly district
and vas chairman of h committee
which arranged the recent Democratic
harmony dinner.
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DIED.

BLAKE December Is, Charles l. Ba.
aged 60 ,eurs.
Services stephen MsTritt's Harlem chape
?O4-6 West l.6th street. Thursday.
o'clock.
CuRTIsS-Margaret Il. sldden.,. On
Wednesday. December -. 90 Green.
wien, Conn. daughter OF Julian ".
curtis. and Mary case Curtiss
Funeral private. Please ONT flowers
IRELAND.-on TUESDAY. December a.
1915, at his late residence. after a brief
illness. Frederick Gulon Ireland. IN tho
seventeen year OF his age.
Funeral services on Thursday. December
so. at l. noon, at the Church of tn.
Epiphany. Thiriy-hfth street and Lex
ington avenue.
KEANE-Lillian II. on December -.
Funeral "rHE FUNERAL CHURCH
a4l West Twenty-third street Fran.
L, Campbell Building. Thursday after
noon. . O'Clock.
LAMONT-On December IS. a. tho home
OF her daughter. Mrs. John Palmer
Gay!t. at Englewood. y. j., aged 5s
years, Caroline deuel., daughter Of tho
late Walter Peter and Eleanor Ter.u
son Jayne and beloved wife OF tn.
R"y. Thomas Lamont.
Funeral private.
MACPHERSON.-On Tuosdav. December
IS. Evan Macpherson, lGo wsver.ey
place. New York. in hts siNty-Hrst year
Funeral services ut Church 81 the Ascon-
sion. Fifth avenue and Tenth stree.
Friday. December 81. AZ 1880 4. NJ.
Louisville, hy., papers please copy
MATsELL-susan j, beloved daughter a..
tho late George W and Ellen N. Mai
soil. entered into rest December -. A.,
Matscllton (Stonc city,. Ia.
Sotioe OF funeral hereafter.
Mon ANUS-Edward A.. on December ag.
1915. son 81 the late John and Maria
McManus, brother of John j, Owen,
Thomas j. James L.. william +. and
charles a, Mt his residence, so West
49th street.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PAGE--On Tuesday, December -. 1878,
Hastings f.. Page.
Funeral service at hts late residence. s45
President street, Brooklyn. on Thurs.
day evening, December 90, at 80.
Please omit flowers.
PEENE-At Yoakers X. V. on December
rs. 1915. Caroline \. Prcnc. widow Of
Joseph Peeno, 81. IN the ninety third
year OF her age,
Funeral service a. iI"r latN residence.
$50 Warburton avenue, on Friday. he.
cember 81. at : o'clock.
.SOUTHMAND-Suldcui Vf East Drtrv.
y. J., December 20. 1915, Hc~u,rr O.
youngest son Of f.c late Fr,l,r,k s
and Meta q. Suuthmayd
Funeral services VIII he held al. n. ,te
residence, ~ North Walnut strr,' rri.
day morning December 81. ON arrt.a
OF train leaving Hohohcu Via - T.. &
W. II. at lo.30 y, NJ
TOWNSEND December -, 1Hla. e. Eise
Hin Inn, Spuytcu puyNi', y \. sad
DENY, Robert Townsend, husband -
Edlth Earle ana son of III" late SOLO
mon aud Helene DE Kay Townsend II
oyster BAY, |. |,
Funeral services AT s.. Ptats 'haps',
Broadway and Ncsev street. THURSDAY.
II A.. NJ, Intermeut oyster Bay At
convenience OF family,
yANNER.-Decemher &c. 1915, EUmet l..
vanner.
Services stephen Merri,rs Chapei, "a
Eighth avenue, near rWenty-hrst
street, THURSDAY morning, 10 o'c'ock.
Port Henry. y, Y, pa pers please copy.
WINTJEN.-On Tuesday morning, Deem
Der rs. at the residence OF his niece.
Mu Anna A Hess, John Wiutien. In
his ninety-frst year.
Funeral services on THURSDAY, December
so, at IL o'clock noon, at l2o Fast
ll5th street.
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New York Girls and College Men
Have Dinner and Da q

4 party of New York girls and col
leee men were the guests at dinner last
evening of Mrs. william II. English OF
Ell Berkeley place. Brooklyn. and AT the
Cinderella dance at the Heights Casino.
The guests included Miss Margaret
Haskell. Miss Katherine IIoagland. Miss
Ellen McCarter. Miss Mary Hurd. Miss
Marie LaMarche, Miss Lucille Baldwin,
Miss Gertrude Reuter-. Miss Florence
Appleton, Miss Margaret Shaw. Miss
Elizabeth Enos, James Symington,
Charles Caesar. Raymond Hoagland.
Robert H~artshorne. Rowland Jones.
Thomas McCarter. John Franklin, Ruel
Eimball. Charles Halsey. a Rensse-
laer Halsey, Terrell Van Ingen. George
Churchill. Richard LaMarche and Will
lam H.. English. Jr,, for whom Mrs.
English entertained.
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Evan McPhersOn.

Evan Mcpherson OF 100 Waverly
place. for seven years connected edi-
torially with the Catholic Encyclopedia
and "A contributor to various newspapers
and magazines. died Tuesday evening
aft& a brief illness. Mr.. Mcpherson
was born in Kingdom. Jamaica. sixty
years Z n after having been edu-
dated In England came 10 this country
in 1856. He was employed on the
Louisville Courier Journal and later
came to this city and engaged in newr-
paper and magazine work. lie leaves
Il wife and son.
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IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
Secretary and Mrs. Lansing Host
to Capital visitors.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The Secretary
of State and Mrs. lansing were the
principal hosts to-day for the delegates
TO the second Pan-American emit
Congress. The Secretary entertained
the delegates at luncheon n Mrs.
Lansing gave a large reception this az
ternoon for the ladies. In addition she
had the members of the committee to
entertain the women's auxiliary OF the
Pan-American Congress. Mrs. Lansing
assisted by her mother. Mrs. John
w. Foster, wife OF a former Secretary OF
state the Misses Lansing. sisters OF the
secretary; Mrs. Frank L. Polk. wife OF
the Counsellor OF the state Department p;
Mrs. Richard Crane, Nine, fanes, wire
Of the secretary OF the Pan-Americnn
Union, and Mrs. william Cummings
Story OF New York.
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Another dance at the Plaza was given
lsst evening by Mrs. Jacob l.. Phillips.
vino introduced her daughter, Miss Mar
earet Phillips. Her guests assembled
II the large ballroom. and re ceiving with
the hostess and her daughter were the
Misses Estelle and Maud O'Brien, Alice
Johnson, Pauline Haggerty and Regina
Nl,grew.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Borden, DR., and Mrs, Henry
James, Miss Leary. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Duncan Preston. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fletcher. Mr..
md Mrs. stuart p. West, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre Tortoue, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ].
"elcn Mr., and Mrs. Andrew D~ougherty,
m" Misses Isabelle Amy. Mercer French.
,tcln Bacon, Frances Hawke. Helen
iIat" Marie Jordan. Leonie Knoedler.
Marguerite Radley, Marie Osterholt.
zen l.eary, Gladys O'Donohue, Agnes
aad Anna O'Gorman. Adelaide and Marie
Buckley n Ethel Lamarche: Henry
ana Edward Amy. Russell Dougherty.
Fierce Butler, Arthur Byrne. Morgan
ana Esmond O'Brien. Christopher Greer,
EDWARD Burghardt. +. Burial Hoffman.
y, Gilroy Mulqueen. Walbridge Taft and
James o'Gorman, A buffet supper was
served az midnight and afterward dane
hg was resumed
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In New York To-day.

N'Asndef Hamilton Institute. conven-
"n bil'morc Hotel. 0 A. NJ, 2 r. ".
creek dancing. beneht 81. Marks Chapel
~lcmcnt work. Hotel Aston. evening.
Lditi. Mothers, Christmas festival, Web
~ iialI Eleventh street near Third
sNenuo, . i. NJ.
.Foilsong concert. Friends' Meeting
-" Fifteenth street and ~Stuyvesant
squarr, $50 y. NJ.
AfIress, Tho War in Europe" by
..artt,e y barrow, New Star Casino. lis
Sest lPith street, s:i5 y. NJ
I'''.r" On Austrian folksongs and re-
Viva o. Hid OF food shipments to Germany
" 3.|. Acoliln Han, SIS l.. NJ.
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TOdd-k q

MIDpLErowN. N. Y, Dec. 29.-Miss
Grace Emma Kane. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Kane of Warwick, and
John Henry Livingston Todd. Jr, OF
New York were married to-day at the
brides home by the Rev. william Picks
lay, pastor Of Christ Church. The
bridegroom was attended by his brother,
Hamilton Todd. and the bride by the
Misses Merah Ophir. Mildred Smith n
Madeline Sayer. with Miss Gladys Todd
as flower girl.
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GustaVe La w so ~.

Gustaye Lawson. who for a number
of years was engaged in "A mercantile
business In New York. died Tuesday I'm
the Nassau County Hospital. after an
illness OF six weeks. aged 60 years. He
caves two sons. Charles, who IL the
steward OF the Bayside Yacht Club. and
Henry. who is in New Mexico. and three
daughters, The funeral services will hr
held Friday from the Bayside Yacht
Club.
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Ia mes q. HeiIIS.

Battalion Chief James II. Reilly, 50
years old. of the Fire Department, who
had been in command Of the Thirty-sec-
ond Battalion in Brooklyn since 1896.
died suddenly on Tuesday from intestinal
trouble at the Norwegian Hospital. lie
had been n member Of the department
10, thirty years. lie lived AT l75 East
Fifth street. Flatbush. and leaves "A wife
and three sons,
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Mrs. George Weitx.

Noun VERNON. y. Y. Dee. %. Mrs.
Margaret Weitz. widow Of George Weitz
and a pioneer resident OF Mount Yer
non, died to-day at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Frederick Bellesheim. 1872
West Lincoln avenue. aged 50. She had
resided in Mount Vernon sixty yea =.
She leaves three children.
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MARRIED.,

Tuesday. I've.
oember rs, 1915, at tho Church OF s.
Honore dEylau, Paris. ". Paul Chsuui
OF New Rochelle and 81. Martin. VA
merouX 'Cantalb, France. and Mnl.
famine Broqulr. daushter of ". AM
Nine, Luc!eh Broquin Of Paris. s.,
cards.
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VILLA IN J.. Thornton.

MONTICELLO. y. v, Dec. 2a.-William
L. Thornton. aged -. former state Sena.
tor, dropped dead of heart disease here
to-day. He was long prominent in Re-
publican circles and a close friend Of ex-
Gov. Odell. Mr.. Thornton served Suili-
a county for three terms "a County
Judge. for three years ne was attorney
for the State Excise Department and at
the time OF death was chairman of the
Child's Welfare Board OF sullivan
county.
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DICKEY TO INEz PLUHnER
Playwright Engaged 10 Actress
who Appeared In His Work.

The engagement has been
Of Paul Dickey. playwright. to 1nez
Plummer. actress. Mr.. Dickey frst be-
came acquainted with Miss Plummer
when she was enacting the leading role
In Mr.. Dickey's play. The Last Laugh"
at the Thirty ninth Street Theatre last
season. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mr.. Dickey in collaboration with
Charles w. Goddard has written The
Ghost Breaker" THE Misleading Lady"
1.-THE Comeback me others. His last
play was Miss Information In which
Elsie Janis appeared at the Conan
Theatre. lie is Mt present with the
Lasky Film Company. Two years <
Miss PIummer was leading lady with
Frank craven In TOO Many Cooks"
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WiIisms r. stansbury.

PLAINrIELp, y. j.. Dec. 29.-W1lliam
F. ~Stansbury. 20. h three years ago
inherited $4,000 through the death of
his grandfather, w. II. Stansbury. III
to-day at his home on East Second
street. Two weeks q he surprised his
friends by getting married, his bride
being Miss May Day. daughter of Mrs.
Daniel Galbraith Of this city. In addi-
ton TO the money left to young Stans-
bury. he also was given the ~Stansbury
homestead at Scotch Plains. which had
been In the family 200 years. This he
sold this hear. He vas the last mem
Der OF the family.
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Edward 4. Us.

Edward A. McManus, one OF the sever
brothers of state Senator Thomas j. Mo
Manus. died yesterday at his home, 45:
West Forty-ninth street. lie had at
tended Georgetown University. He was
In the bonding business n was hi
brothers chief aid In the Eleventh As
sembly district, OF which the Senator IL
the Democratic leader.
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Mrs. RObert Srabury.

Hampstead. l.. l., Dec. 29.-Not know
ing that her husband had died Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Hendricksn Seabury. widow
Of former County Judge Robert Sea-
bury. died here this morning, She was
sc years old There will be a double
funeral Tomorrow from their late resi-
dence, l27 Franklin street.
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Judson J. Cole. 80 years old. cashier
for Willis Ogden 4 Co. In Manhattan.
died on Tuesday At his home. 81 East
Third street. Brooklyn. He was a dea-
con of Grace Baptist Church and a mem
Der OF Fulton Council X A. He is sur
vived by his wife, two sons and a daugl-
ter.
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Herbert =. Southmayd.

EAST ORANGE. Dec. :a.-Herbsrt 8.
southmayd. a Manhattan lumber ner.
chant, died early to-day at hi. resi-.
dence' ~ North Walnut street. He was
stricken last night with acute indiges.
ion Mr. Southmayd. who was 43 years
old, was unmarried.
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Sal nders-Bastable

n. -. Dec. 2s.-Miss
Amelia a.. Bastable, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Bastable Of Vest
ield, became the bride last night Of
samuel Saunders Of New York city.
The ceremony was performed In st.
Paui's Church Of this city. the rector.
the Rev. James A. Smith. oficiatinE.
Thu bride was attended by Mas Gwen
dolyn Brown Of New York city. and
Gerald Milton of Bayonns was best
q
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T.. MOrris Haienan.

EAST ORANGE, y. !. Dec. 29-E Nor
ris Bateman of l2S Steuben street. state
supervisor FOR the Fidelity and Casualty
Company Of New York for many vears
died to-day in the Newark private hos
pitsl, following o three d1vs illness. He
IL survived by his wife.
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WILLS AND APPRAISAIS.

HoRATIO b. JOY. who died April e.
1871. In Newark. left an estate OF taess7s''
William II; rrippe. and %. oOo each 10 hi.
brother in-law. John Il. Fisher. and niece.
Luthera J. Lambkin, The residue went 10
nieces, and John y, Fisher. a nephew.
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DiamOnd-Lake.

BRrpsxpoRr. Conn. Dec. 2s.-Miss Mar
earet Lake. daughter OF Simon Lake.
submarine inventor. and Herbert MAY.
nard Diamond. son OF Mr.. and MRS. y:
j diamond Of New Haven. were married
last night In the home OF the brides
parents at Milford.
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YoNKERs, n. Y, Dec. 29.-Mrs. Caro-
line A.. Peenc. the Oldest native resi-
dent OF Yonkers, died at her home. 10
Warburton avenue last evening. She
was In her ninety-third ear. She was
born in Yonkers and was the daughter
Of John and Sarah Fowler Garrison.
Her father was the founder OF the Ben
Franklin Transportation Company.
Mrs. Peene was the widow OF Joseph
Peene, to whom she was married Feb
ruary 8. 1870. She is survived by two
sons and two daughters, Joseph Peene,
Jr.. George Peene and Mrs. Mary A.
Stilwell. wife Of DR.. Benjamin w. Still
we'll. all Of this city, and Mrs. Kate
=. Farnham. wife OF George A. Farm
ham Of Saratoga Springs.
Mr. Peene also was the mother of
the late John q. Peene. former Mayor
Of Yonkers. and the late Mrs. Emma NJ.
Moore OF this city.
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GEORGE u. KREHBIEL.
Brother Of New YOrk Music Critic
Dfes in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 29.-George II. kreh-
biel. ~ years. brother OF II. Il. Krehbiel.
music critic Of the New York Tribune.
died yesterday at the home Of his
brother. c. ]. Krehbiel Of this city. Fol
several years Mr.. Krehbiel was active in
the musical life Of Cincinnati, but he
lever adopted music as a profession. He
was the son Of a prominent Cincinnati
clergyman. He leaves two brothers be-
sides II. r. Krehbiel. who are In the
and engraving business.