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THE VINCENT ASTORS
GIVE NEWPORT DANCE
Mrs. j. j. WysOng Is Hostess
at Musicale-Many Week
End Visitors.

NEWPORT. Aug. 6.-Mr. and Mrs. VIM
cent Aston gave a small dance tonight
for about 100 Of their friends In the
summer colony. The lance followed
parties given by Mrs. Charles
Frederick Hoffman. Mrs. Hamilton Nick.
Twombly. Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings.
Mrs. August Belmont. Mrs. ElbridEe T.
Gerry and Mrs. +. Lothrop Ames. The
music was furnished by the Casino or
chestra and "A supper WAS served late In
the evening.
Mrs. J. ]. Wysong gave a musicale
this afternoon at her home. Greystone.
Selections were given by Miss Ada Sas-
soil. harpist. and songs by Miss Lorain
wyman. Mrs. James Griswold Wentz
gave a young peoples dance this after
noon. Mrs. Robert y. Mccormick. who
is occupying Pinard Cottage No. 2. was
among the luncheon hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Minott OF New
Mrs. Henry j. Whitshouse Stephen Il.
Elkins Is visiting Joseph Il. Widener
Mrs. l.. NJ. Lee Of Baltimore is a guest
of Mrs. andrew Robeson Alexander
Hume Of New York Is visiting II. o.
Havemeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Pratt OF New York are guests of George
$. Scott Mr.. and Mrs. De Lancey Kane
Jay are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin d.
Morgan. and Charles u. Draper OF New
York is the guest OF +. Lothrop Ames.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson Ia the pos
SCISSOR of a new automobile disposed OF
at Marble House last Saturday.
Again to-day the Weather prevented
the opening of the mike doubl tennis
urname at the Casino.
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TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.

CooPERsrowN. Aug. 6.--Auto arrivals
at The O-te-sa-ga to-day were: Father
Thomas Burke. New York Miss Lonsr-
gan. Albany Mrs. NJ. Blake, New York.
MANCHESTER, VT, Aug. 6.-Arrivals
by automobile at the Equinox House
land. New York tMercedes) Mrs. II. ].
Herman. Miss Florence Herman, Michael
Herman, Utica (Peerless) Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. Coe Kerr, New York (~Hupmobile)
s. Griswold. II. N. Pulver. F. A. Pulver.
T%orrington (Stoddard).
LENox. Aug. 6.-Motor arrivals from
New York at the Hotel A%spinwall to-
day included Mr.. and Mrs. Edward -.
Creighton tCadillac). Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Ebling. William Cox (OldsmobileD.
Mrs. L. II. Lapham. Miss Dearborn (Cad-
illac), Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bourte
Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. s.. Leslie (Pierce-
Arrow. Mr.. IND Mrs. A. NJ. Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. $. H.. Smith tFiat). Mrs. II.
s. Walker. Miss Constance stewart
(W%inton), Hamilton *. Kerr tOver-
land). Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Thoms, Miss
Janet Thoms. Charles d. Thoms tCad-
illac). G. Malcolm. Mrs. Malcolm. Miss
Grace Malcolm. ID. II. Malcolm. NJ. f..
Mcdowell. Jr. tPierce Arrow.
WATERBURY. Aug. 6.-Automobile mr.
rivals from New FORK at the Hotel FL
ton over the Ideal IA include Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Dolger t~Packard). Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Garlicles tMarmon). Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Ebbling. William Cox
(Oldsmobile), Mr.. n Mrs. c. A. Coffin
PACKARD. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Lud-
lum Locomobile). Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Vogt. Jr. tPackard), Mr.. and Mrs,
James kilby. Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Dean
(Hudson). Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Hastings
(Cadillac) also Mr.. uno Mrs. Henry l..
Emo. Princeton (Pierce) C. s. Pat
terson. George Griswold. George Girls
void. Jr.. Tuxedo Park tLocomobile)
MIR. and Mrs. Blanchard. Winchester,
Mass. lSimplex) Mr.. II Mrs. C. +,
Lewis. Miss Mary Sabine. New Rochelle
(Cadillac),
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BENJAMIN F. TRACY
DEAD AT AGE OF So
Long a Republican Leader
Was HarrisOn's Secretary
Of the Navy.
TO BE MILITARY FUNERAL

Gen. BENJAMIN r. Tracy, Secretary OF
the Navy under Benjamin Harrison. a
brave soldier, an eminent lawyer n
one Of the founders of the Republican
party, died yesterday afternoon shortly
after 8 o'clock at the home Of his only
daughter, Mrs. Ferdinand Wilmerding,
II East Sixtieth street, with whom he
had lived for man. years. He was
stricken with paralysis about three
weeks ago. and though In his last hours
he showed remarkable vitality. despite
his advanced years. the end was ex-
pected for several days. For Ave days
he was unconscious ard he died without
regaining consciousness.
Mrs. wilmerding and Cen. Tracy's
only son. Frank. of Owego, y. Y. were
with him at the end Besides his son
and daughter Gen. Tracy caves three
grandchildren and o great-grandchil-
dren. The General needed almost tho
constant care OF his physician, DR.. Will
lam ID. Pritchard. since he was struck
on the side OF the head by a shaft
OF a pedler's wagon. which crashed
through the window OF his automobile
last Decoration Day. while he was on
his way TO review the parade in Brook
lyn. At the time he refused hospital
attention n continued IN to the
reviewing stand. Until the time of the
accident Gen. Tracy was engaged az
lively in the practice of law in an ad-
visory capacity with Coudert Bros. a.
2 Rector street.
Gen. Tracy will be buried with mill
tary and naval honors from old Trinity
at 1913 o'clock on Monday morning.
Arrangements for the funeral were COM
pleted last night by AloHzo Seinple of
Couder Bros. The honorary pallbear-
ers will be Major Gen. Leonard Wood,
Col. John Il. Bellinger. representing the
army Rear Admiral Usher. comman-
cant OF the New York Navy Yard, and
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FURS OUT AT NARRAGANSETT,
Wraps Also Popular Among spec
tators Of Tennis Matches,

N~ARRAGANsETT PIER. Aug. 6.-Specta-
tors at the Point Judith tennis courts
To-day. many wrapped in coats and furs,
included Mrs. Job II. Fell. Mr.. and
Mn. Archibald Tomson. Miss Frances
McNeight, Miss Janet Shearson. Miss
RoSemond Wyman, l.. NJ. Prescott. Miss
ihyllls Shearson and Luther L. Graves.
Mrs. Samuel II. Valentine of New
York entertained at dinner tonight at
Nalmar for Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Allen Town
send. Robert A. Talmadge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Halves, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
Leidy. Miss Bessie Samuel and Capt.
Frank W. Kellogg, u. =. N. retired.
John Ellis Roosevelt Of New York,
Who had been passing a few days at
te Gladstone, motored to PrOvincetown
10 join has daughter, Miss Jea Roose-
welt, Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Coomb Of
New lo> entertained at the Casino for
Mrs. A. b. Lambert and her mother.
Mrs, A. McGrew. Mrs. Oscar l.. Rich
ard OF New York entertained at luncheon
nj the Imperial for Mrs. George Brad
ley, Mrs. Samuel II. Valentine n Mrs.
j =. Robinson.
Mrs, =, II. Manice Of New York vas
hostess at "A dinner at the Imperial. her
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmore. Mr..
and Mrs. Wharton Poor. Mrs. Ella T..
Mott, Judge A.. Heaton Robertson and
Miss Josephine Pearse.
New York arrivals to-day at the
Maihewson were: Mrs. J. H.. VAIN
wright, Miss j. q. Parker, Leonard b.
Smith and John +. Hammill. Mr.. and
Mrs G. paleney and q. W. oodse ar
fvcd at the Atlantic.
Tho hop at the Mathewson tonight
was the largest of the season, more than
$50 being present.
New York entries in the mems handi-
cap golf rname against DOGGY to-
morrow are: Herbert A. Rice. II. w
Woodcock, ~. l.. Hitchcock. Wharton
Poor, +. Washburn. Philip Stevenson
hr Charles Hitchcock and Leighton
Mehh.
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SOUTHAMPTON SEES
COBURN PLAYERS
Rain spells Plan to Have an
Omen Air Production Of
"Thc Yellow Jacket"
GIVEN IN ART MUSEUM

SOUTHAMPTON, l.. T.. Aug. 6.-Because
a. the rain during the day n the prob
sbII.y ~ continued rain tonight THE
yclnw Jacket" as played by the CO.
burn PLAYERS was given In the Parrish
Art Museum. 1t had been planned to
give the play in the museum garden and
a STAGE had been erected and the
e,ourds decorated, the color scheme
throughout being yellow.
"Thc Yellow JACKIE" was presented
IN the Chinese method. Some of the
costumes worn were more than four
hundred years old, embroideries imported
from China and worn by generations
Of Chinese actors.
The play was given for the benefit OF
The Rogers Memorial Library. Of which
Samuel l.. Parrish is president. and also
for the Colonial extension fund. which
Is for the purpose of providing a suit.
able room for preserving the relics coll
lee,ed for years in Southampton. There
was a large audience and the affair was
Aurcessful both socially and financially.
The executive committee which had
charge of the benefit included Mrs.
Thomas H. Barber. chairman; Mrs.
lanes l.. Breese. Mrs. William Morton
Gfinnell. Mrs. Edward w. Humphreys,
Mrs. Henry kirke Porter. Mrs. Robert
NJ. Thompson. Mrs. James l.. Barclay y,
Mrs. g. Barton French. Mrs. Charles r.
Henderson. Mrs. Goodhue Livingston,
Mrs. Il. Aymar Sands. Mrs. Peter Is.
Wyckoff.
Among those present were: Mrs.
Henry u. Babcock. Mrs. Cornelius N.
Bliss. Mrs. Albert B. Boardman. Mrs.
". scott Cameron. Mrs. Arthur B. Olaf
lin, Mrs. George G. Clark, Mrs. Henry
4. Coe. Mrs. II. Holbrook Curtis, Mrs.
Edmund coffin, Mrs. q. Warrington Cur
It's, Mrs. Juliana Cutting, Mrs. Edward
de- Rose. Mrs. f.. Tiffany Dyer. Mrs.
George q. Dewitt, Mrs. Newbold Edgar,
Mrs. Albert II. Ely, Mrs. Charles @.
Francklyn. Mrs. Albert Gallatin, Mrs.
William e. CULVER. Miss Abigail +.
Halsey. Mrs. Henry f. Herrick, Mrs. +.
Burial Hoffman. Mrs. Alfred NJ. Hoyt.
Mrs. Edward L.. Keyes, Mrs. w. De
Lanc-y kountze. Mrs. James i. Lee,
Mrs. Edward A. Leroy, Mrs. Charles
II. Macdonald, Mrs. Alexander l.. Nor
ton. Miss Parrish. Mrs. Rufus l.. Pat
teison, Mrs. Archibald Rogers. Mrs.
Harry r. Robbins. Mrs. Henry II.
Rogers, Mrs. Horace Russell, Mrs. Fred
erick a. Snow. Mrs. Charles Steele. Mrs.
J Metcalfe Thomas, Mrs. Howard Town
end and Mrs. Edward T.. White.
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DIR. JEANNE L0ZIER DEAD.
Taught At University Of Michigan
prominent In Clab Work.

Mrs. DIR. Jeanne de Ia NJ. Lozier died
at her home. 1l st. Marks
place. New Brighton. Staten Island.
She was born in this city in 1871. OF
ali old knickerbocker family. After grad
uating from the Rutgers Female In
stitute she taught at the University OF
Michigan in Ann Arbor. In 1879 she
married Dr. Abram w. Lozier. son Of
the founder OF the New Fork Hofnpo-
pathic College. She was connected
for "A number of years with the
Presbyterian Hospital and was a
professor at the New York Medical Col
lege for Women. The last twenty years
of her life were evoted to club activl-
ties. She was president Of the Avon
and Emerson clubs for a period OF years
and was a member of the Staten Island
Women's Club and OF the Women's Po-
litical Club of New York.
Mrs. Lozier made her home during tho
winter months at the Montague Hotel in
Brooklyn and was passing the summer
az New Brighton. Mrs. Lozier leaves
two children. Mrs. Jessica Lozier Payne.
well known AS a reader and lecturer IN
Brooklyn. and Robert y. Iozier. The
funeral will he held from the Church OF
the Pilgrims. Henry and Remsen streets.
Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon and the
burial will be at Greenwood Cemetery.
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ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dewar Simons,
who are passing the summer at Ravine
Lodge. their country place in Arden.
y. Y, have announced the engagement
bf their daughter, Miss Cornelia Nell
bonn Simons, to Harry Lee King OF this
ei,y. Miss Simons, who was introduced
to society several years ago. is on
her mothers side a niece OF the late
L. Henry Hartman. Her brother.
Charles Dewar Simons, Jr.. married
Mss Jessie McMamee of Staten Island,
a granddaughter OF the late Jacob Van
derbllt. who was "A brother Of Commo-
dOre Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr.. kino
lives in this city M is associated with
DeForest Grant, william b. Dinsmore,
Lewis Il. Morris and others in the Fed
eral Terra Gotta Company. No date
has been mentioned for the wedding.
NJ. and Mrs. James q. Spottswood OF
Jacksonville, Fla. hav announced the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Mary Spottswood, TO c. Aubrey Nickals
OF this city. The wedding will take
place In the autumn.
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Tn wedding OF Miss Katharine Lanier
Lawrance. daughter Of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis G. Lawrance and grand
daughter Of Charles Lanier, to w. Aver
ell Hartman. a son Of the late II. Henry
| Hartman. will take place In Trinity
| Church. Lenox. Mass. on September 25.
A reception will follow at the Lanier
country place. Allen Winden.
Miss Linda Beatrice Kinney, daugh-
ter of Augustine j. Kinney, will he mar
ried to Tomas Carlos Leon, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Alberto Leon, this morning In
the Church OF our Lady of Hope. River
side Drive and 156th street. After the
ceremony Mr., Leon and his bride will
sail for Buenos Ayres.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander D.. II. Pratt
have gone TO Newport to visit Mrs,
George S. Scott at Belmead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Conklin. now at
| Rosemary Farm. in Huntington, J.. l..
will be for the winter at $40 Park
went
Baroness Raoul de Granenreid and
| her daughters. the Misses Hamilton, who
are passing the summer at Basket Neck
Farm, In Remsenberg, l.. J., will be for
the winter at 446 Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ashton Rollins
have come to the Gotham from the Pip
ing Rock Club, Locust Valley. l.. ].
L%ispenard Stewart left Newport yes
terday for his camp at Hurd Lake. Me-,
where he will remain until the middle
of September.
Or. John Herndon French has gone Ia
ioin his family at the Greenbrier, White
sulphur Springs, w. va,
MIR. and Mrs. Latham r. Reed will be
for the winter at ia East Sixty-fourth
street.
count and Countess e de IN Greze
have recently arrived from France and
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Steele. In Southampton. L. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Metcalf will leave
Elm Wynd. in Orange, N. j.. early In
october for 1870 East Sixty-sevsnth
street,
Mr.. and Mrs, Heth Lorton Of Garden
city, l.. l., left their country place. Ma.
toa, recently for San Francisco. n en-
route will visit the Yosemite Valley. Vel
lowstone Park and Pixies Peak.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n, Wagstaff have
returned to the Farm House. their coun
try home. In Baylor, l.. l..
Mr.. and Mrs. william Evarts Ben
iamin have left Guilford, their summer
home In INSTRUMENTATION, n are al
Paul Smiths in the Adirondacks.
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GOLFERS CARRY UMBRELLAS.
Rain Is Braved by Enthusiasts ~
the LenOX Course.

LENoX, Aug. As 1t rained to-day
rolf was played under umbrellas on the
LenoX curse.
Eve theatre parties went to Pittsfeld
n-uiRHt to attend a play.
Mrs. Daniel Chester French gave her
weekly reception at Ch~esterwood. Mr..
and Mrs, Amo Tuck French are Mrs,
trenO 5 week end guests. Miss Mary
lAw'pu H. also visiting Chesterwood.
Mrs Chapman Fisk and Miss Fisk or
New York arrived at the Hotel Aspin-
wall William Marshall Bullitt, Solicit
lor-'ion'ral OF the United States under
Ffts.dout Taft, has enrolled for military
guy A. the training camp at Plattsburg.
MSS Francesca de X. Glider has gone
70 Bar Harhor and Miss Rosamond Gil
Ger 10 New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
..oaman will give a dinner party at the
LHroy cub o-morrow night, as will
,HA'.." VI. Adams at Sundrum House
Mf I.d Mrg. Harris Fahnestock gave a
nH''r party at E~astover, Miss Glenn
,h' '' l"rH.ss WAS "A dinner hostess at
Eds
AZ. J Woodward Haven will have
,N'lg" Of the saturday tea at the Stock
m..dre Country ,tlub. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Proctor and Mr., and Mrs, Rod
h"ey l~'roCter have arrived at Orletor
.afm. ~Stockbridge, Mrs. Miguel r.
~a'l.noz has gone to New York.
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ART EXHIBITIONS.

iG,h s. and Irving Place. ao). MU-
loaned by the metropolitan Museum
2oth ST and Park. Ma
T1oNAL ARTS CLUB Work of
painter members. open daily and
sunday Afternoons to October:
HAAR. summer review OF paint
seth St. and Firth Ave. $3.50. FOL
SOM Sunmer exhibition Of Aneri-
10th ST. and Fifth Ave. MACBETH.
summer review OF paintings by
4oih 81 and Madison Ave. ,t27D, AR
M]eiehers, Metc0if, Biers'adt. Dolph
42d. 81, and Fifth Ave.. PUBLIC
LIBRARY. Exhibition Illustrating
the making of an engraving. Annual
exhibition Of new Items, etehings.
AN 50 a, " DupENsINd, ES-
hibition Of water colors by Ameri-
45th 81. and Firm Ave. $500. MONT
ROSS. Exhibition of selected work
by American painters and sculp-
A5th 81. oss W.. GovPII. Summer
review OF color, wood cuts, mono
A5th 81. and Madison Ave. AIMoNE.
summer exhibition OF antiques. art
objects and classic furniture.
ihtn -, ana ruin Ave. t'bhl, hNOf.D-
LER, Paintings by Sargent. Fuller,
Chase. Murphy, Hassam and other
American artists. Sansuin,s by Me
Even. Mezzotiuts and etchings.
am -. and FIfth Ave. oj67D.
RALSTON. Exhibition of portraits.
iSth -. and Fifth Ave, tScrihner
Buildlngl. MUSEUM OF FRENCH
ART Paintings by LA Touche,
Ranaelli. Chabas and other modern
artists.
5ith st. and Fifth hve. oGsib. DIT
TON. Exhibition and sale of urlgi-
mails of drawings made for teHtnrv
and ~. NiChoils.
56th st. and Fifth Ave. GOO,
ENRICH Exhibition Of paintings
by old masters.
5Sth st and Flfth Ave. PLAZA Paint
ings by Old and modern masters
Ttth - ,lO3 W.. KATE Exhibition
Of small paintings.
Loriilard Mansion. Bronx Park near
botanical Gardens Loan exhibition
from Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Mr.. McMurtry was a director Of the
American Can Company, the American
Sheet and Tin Plate Company. the CHI
Rock Island me Pacific Railway
and the Pittsburg Trust Company. He
lived for many years in Nandergrift
Warren county, Pa, where he built the
Apollo Iron Works.
rpon the formation in 1900 OF the
American Sheet Steel Company, which
was a consolidation of the largest sheet
steel interests of the country, Mi. Me-
Murtry was elected president.
lie vas a member of the British Iron
and steel Institute. the American lron
and Steel Institute, the metropolitan
Club of New York and other clubs.
lie is survived by his widow, Clara,
Lothrop McMurtry, aud three some,
George q McNlurtry, Jr., Alden |" Nc
Murtry and Edward l.. McNlurtry.
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WHITLOCK B0NNETT.
CivU Engineer and Noted as a
Mathematician

WATERBURY. Conn, Aug. 6.-William
Whiuock Bonnet, civil engineer and
noted as a mathematician. died to-day.
lie was a son OF Daniel Bonnet OF
New York and a brother-in-law OF
Frank Colllngwood. who as an assistant
engineer helped build the Brooklyn
Bridge.
Mr.. Bonnet was at one time ASSOC
ciated with his father-in-law. John
Commerford, In the business OF fitting
costly dwellings with hardwood interiors,
He was descended on the mothers side
from the Whitlocks who ran ships from
New York TO Havre.
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Gun winners at watch H,Il,

WATCH Hill. II, l., Aug. 6.-The silver
cup putting tournament on the Ocean
miniature greens to-day was won
by Henry G. Budeher OF Philadelphia
with a score of ~. Other scores were
Moorehead. Jr.. Pittsburg. rs
Louis Dalzell. Pittsburg, n Leo Moser,
st. Louis, rs. In the women's contest
Miss Genevieve Ryan of Dubuque won
with rs. the other score being Mrs.
r. r. Partridge. Holyoke, Mass. 70
Mrs. william Green, New York. Sc.
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BYRNE- RRANpT-FOr the rcposH Of tho
soul OF his lsmeutod mother, Mrs.
Annie Ryrne Brandt, who died in New
York city, Borough Of Rrook1yu, lGl3
R~uShWiOk avenue, fortified by tbs
rites Of the Catholic church, the third
RnuiNri> tyv of whose death occurs
saturday, August :, 1918, her sou. tho
Rev. A W Brandt, Viii celebrate In
81. Mays. Marietta Pa, a nigh WAS.
of requiem, surviving rhtliren, ner
son, Adclinc V Brandt Mr.. l. r
wright, :. Ncsta Brandt, Itish papers
please copy,
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Mrs. Marie LOaIae JRCauea.

WATERBURY,, Conn, Aug. 6,--Mrs. Marie
Louise Jacques, widow OF Jean Jacques,
manager. Is dead here of heart
disease. She vas Miss Annie Louise
Ames of Boston and played Frances
Bishop In Mugs Landing and later
starred with James Waite under Waite
4 %Jacques's cement. She leaves q
daughter. Marie. an actress.
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DIR. GEORGE T. LITTLE.
tie served as Ltbparia at bow
dOin ~ Years.

Brunswick. Me. Aug. DIR. George
Thomas Little. IS years old. since
1883 librarian OF Bovdoin College, diel
OF Bright's diease here tonight. Dr.
Little owing to III health had received
A six months leave OF absence In June.
DR.. Little was born in Auburn. Me.
He was graduated from Bowdoin I'm
1877. taving been a classmate of Rear
Admiral Robert r.. Peary. He was a
member of the council of the American
Library Association. the American AL
pine Club and the Appalachian Club,
His wife. two daughters and two sons
survive.
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Frederick SaxeIby.

EAST ORANGE. n. j.. Aug. 6.-Fred-
eIck Saxelby. 80, president of the Sterill-
zation Company OF Newark, n civil en-
gineer. chairman of the Fast Orange
City Counsel from 1912 to 1914 inclusive
and for five years previously a council
man, died of cancer last night at his
survives him.
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william Forrest. 10, OF 70 Park ave-
nue.. Brooklyn, who vas an employee OF
THE SUN, was drowned on Thursday
when swimming In Gravesend Bay near
Bay Twenty-fourth street, Bath Beach.
It was not discovered that he was miss
ing until James Lavelle. manager OF a
bath house. found yesterday that the boys
clothes had been left there over night.
The body has not been recovered.
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NEW ROCHELLE. Aug. 6.-Luke Blake
lock, "a. for nifty years in the employ
of the Importers and Traders National
Bank of New York. died to-day at his
h-mr, 6 Edgcwood Park. as a result of
a stroke OF apopleXy, which he suffered \
week ago. He is survived by two sons
and two daughters.
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Mrs. Eva wilder Brondh-.d,

DENVER. Aug. 6.-Mrs, Eva Wilder
~Broadhead. IS years old, story writer.
is dead here after an illness of eleven
months. She was born at Covington,
Ky. and began literary work at the
age OF Is. With her husband, Henry
C.. Broadhead. she had lived In Denver
ten years.
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GEORGE G.
Ftnnncicr Dies suddenly u At
Iantic city.

ATLANTIC CITY, n j., Aug, 6-George
Gibson McMurtry was found dead in his
room this morning. He had been suffer-
ing from heart trouble for several
months and had come here to recupcratc,
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Capt. Thomas :. Rogers of the New
York. Representing the navy Frank
Plat. Paul Fuller and probably repre-
.en,atives OF the Court OF Appeals. Mr..
semple said il Is expected that the;
will be an escort OF soldiers and sailors.
The interment will be in Greenwood
Cemetery. Brooklyn.
The life of Gen Tracy was full OF
honor. but il had it's tragedies, the
creates, of which was the loss OF his
wife and a daughter. who were burned
10 death In n fire that destroyed his
home In Washington when he was in
the Presidents Cabinet. Mrs. Tracy was
Miss belinda f.. Catlin before her mar
rage In 1881.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07
FERDINAND %SULZBERGER.
Retired New York Meat Packer
Dies in switzerland.

correspondent of the Exchange Tcle-
graph Company reports the death in
Constance. Switzerland. Of Ferdinand
Sulzberger, the New York meat packer.
Mr. Sulzbcrger died in n sanitarium in
the Swiss city this morning, according
to the report.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07

Ne news Of Mr.. Sulzberger's death
had been received by New York rela-
tivcs last night. They said Mr.. Sulz-
berger. who was ~ years old, went
abroad three years ago for his health.
He retired from active connection with
the firm OF SulzbcrGer & Sons five years
ago. He was born in Obcrgrombach,
Germany, and was the father of eleven
children.