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Palisadian., 1917-09-22
An Open Letter to J. Blauvelt Hopper
MY DEAR SIR.

MY DEAR SIR:
You candidate for the Republican
gate So Mr. Hester By of the voluntary action of s26
Republicans, am 1.
Ipresume you willing that people County
know Just where stand certain matters of public policy be-
fore they cast their primary taking liberty
making certain statements and asking certain questions peril
nent thereto
At ameetng held in Garfield you said that Hester Sbbad
knew nothing about the duties of the when elected
therefore, being equally ignorant should be elected SO far
concerned that assumption In Mr. Hes
er it Don't you know that he therefore
PEELED keep Mr. Pes deputy and that the latter really the
Surrogate? As matter Of fact haven't you already arranged
with Mr. Harkne your of confessed ignorance that he
shall be your deputy election he Mr. Heerss
And you that the consummaon of this plan would
make Mr. Harkness the actual Surrogate $4,000 while
would be merely the smiling social head the department at
$500 year? And do you think this the kind of the
people of Bergen County deserve and ought have?
At meetings held in Rutherford and Rdgewood said that
he duties Of the Surrogate consisted merely filling in printed
an which average intelligence and education could
do that really your conception of the surrogateships
notice that slogan experience, courtesy and service
Experience in what? If in surrogae practice why Mr. Hark
deputy? Why do the work yourself, as do
You remember that at the beginning of the
reehoe for the appointment of certain persons ncud
ing Joseph A. Broe County Collector On being reproached
voting unfit do remember saying, with the Sur
ogaeshp mind Fd rather stick the politicians who
member than the people who forget This bon mot cred
tied the newspapers months and denied
Do you still feel that way about it?
Do remember that Robert Livingstone asked
pointed and pertinent questions the county
few weeks ago. to which no reply has been made?
you remember that Joe Brohe you early last
ter and after reminding that his hand picked Free
holder that you him. incompetent he h and
you for that oce And you remember that
you voted pay that incompetent when the
peten acting and willing continue at g.
year-all the job is worth, he said?
probably will not deny that Mr. Brohe your sponsor
backer this fight and that will far toward
entrning him the sole undpued boss of Bergen County,
he has always tried to be.
These questions that the people of Bergen County
and that demand explanation your
part before the primaries.
the risk being put temporary disadvantage by your
reply sending this letter enough ad
vance, that you may have the opportunity of printing your
county press of this week, before the primary takes
place ROBT A. SlbBAlD,
Park Ridge N. j.
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Mrs Z. Scott Mcknight Funeral services
at the residence, ut Grace av. and 9TH 81,
Great Neck, l.. /. Cincinnati papers please
COPY.
MIELER-At College Point. L. J.. on Jsnu-
airy "a. 1917. Harry Mieler. beloved nus
band Of Minnie MEIER (nte Horlinel, IN
his 5Jth year. Funeral services viii Be
held at his late residence. bi4 ftb So. Col
lego Point. ". Y. on Monday. January y.
at 8 .. m. Interment private.
MULF0RD-Anna milford. daughter OF
Ezekiel milford. January q. aged 80.
NAUDAIN-At her residence. Garden CITY
l.. l.. on January 81. Harriet Douglas
iaudain. daughter Of the late DR.. Andre"
Naudain, in the 18th year Of her age. fu-
neral service at her residence Tuesday
morning. January 90. at II o'clock. Inter
ment private
O'DWYER-On Saturday. January n. 1917.
Thomas. beloved husband Of the late
Bridget O'Dwyer fnte Quinlan) and fatnv
OF Catherine. May. Irene and Enevn
O'Dwyer, Of Corona. L. J.. native OF ne
town Of Tippersry. Ireland.
RUsSELL--At Bayshore. l.. l.. on January
q. after a short illness. Margaret Howard
Russell. wife Of the late Dursndo Russell
Funeral Monday afternoon from tho home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Rsteharn. at
p. m.
wATERs-At Jamaica. ". j.. on January
g. 1917, Ann Amelia Waters, daughter OF
the late Daniel s. snd Sarah A. Waters.
Funeral on Monday afternoon. NJ o'clock.
from her late home. SO Union Hall st.
Jamaica.
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HOPE TO TRAIN $4,000
MEN AT MILITARY CAMPS
Government Plan to Pay Expenses EI-
pected to Add to Volunteers

With the government planning 10 pay
all expenses of the recruits and grow
ing interest IN military instruction Civ
ing new impetus TO the movement, the
1917 volunteer military training camps
hope TO receive $4,000 recruits. This
is the figure set by the Military Train
ing Camps Association, an organization
of veterans" of former camps, which
has charge Of recruiting for the more
comprehensive camps, which viii be
opened in June.
This number does not take in account
the junior camps for boys Of from fiji
teen TO eighteen years. In the East
10000 boys already have applied. Last
years attendance at the mems camps
totalled 16,l39 and in 1915 the first
Plattsburg camp trained 3,4O6.
The work Of spreading information
regarding the camps is in charge OF
the four principal departments Of the
association. which are situated geo
graphically 70 correspond with the four
departments of the army. To obtain
the hest results, the Eastern depart
rnart has been subdivided into state
divisions. Offices have been opened IN
the principal cities. Mass meetings Will
be held, especially among factory and
mill workers. and addresses TO business
mems organizations Will be made by
nrononents of the camp idea. The East
hopes to send $4,000 into the camps.
Two camps will be held for juniors
AZ Fort Terry. Plum Ysland, y. Y, and
at Portland, Me.
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Manhattan

BENJAMIN Fanny. beloved daughter OF
late Israel and Rachel. beloved sister OF
Harriet Jansen. Minnie and Cassrel Anc
late BERTHA Ellis. Jennie Baum, Ben ano
Charles. Funeral Monday. January % 10
a m from Meyers's undertaking parlor,
22s Lenox Az.
BROPHY-M. j., January 81. Funeral Mon
day. al 80 a. m, from his late residence
sGS Riverside Drive: thence 10 the Church
Of Our Lady Of Lourdes, 1f2d ST., near
Convent av.
COHEN-Mayer. Friday. January 20, at bis
residence, Psi 5th av. Funeral from his
late residence; private.
DICKINSON-On January 81. 1917, Daniel
O. Dickinson. beloved husband Of Eliza J.
Dickinson (nee Benken). Relatives and
friends are invited 70 attend the funeral
services at his late residence. 10 East 8Stn
st., on Tuesday evening at o'clock. Hell
ena. Mont, and Chicago. Ill, papers please
copy.
DOS PASsOS- John r.. at his residence, lS
East 56th ST.. New York City. after briet
illness. Notice Of funeral hereafter. Phil
adelphia papers please copy.
EMMERT-On January q. Henry Peter
Services at his late residence. S26 Colum-
bus av., Monday evening at 80.
FERNBACHER- Moses, on January p. 1871
beloved husband Of Carrie (nee Pareira)
and father Of Pauline and brother OF
Philip, Samuel and Mrs. Pauline Wolf.
Funeral services at his late residence, oli
West l4th at. on Tuesday, January 80, at
10 a. m. Relatives and friends are invited
TO attend Albany. n. Y, papers please
copy.
FORsYTHE- Sunday. January 28, 1917.
at II West SD St. Kate Louise. widow OF
George w. Forsythe and daughter Of the
late Moses Allen and Catherine Douglas
Brookfeld. Of Morristown, n. j.
GALLAGHER Ellen. on January 20. be
loved sister OF Bella Gallagher. Funeral
from her late .esidence, 334 East both ST,
on Monday. at . 80 a. M; thence TO the
Church Of 81. John the Evangelist, where
a solemn requiem masJ will be offered for
the repose Of her soul.
GOODwIN-On Saturday. January 81. after
lingering illness. Mary. wife Of the late
Bernard Goodwin. Funeral from the
Church Of 81. Vincent de Paul. West 23d
st., near 9Th av.. Monday. January %. az
10 a. m Interment Calvary Cemetery.
HOCH Amelia, widow Of Christian Hoch.
on Saturday. January p. at her residence,
72s West lslst St. apartment 3. Funeral
Interment Pittsburgh. Penn. Pittsburgh
papers please copy.
HOWELL,-on Friday. January 2B. at her
late residence. LIE West SSH St. Mary
Esther Woodford. wife of the late Josiah
p Howell. Funeral private.
NCABE Suddenly. January %. Bernard p.
McCabe. native of Carrickmacross. County
Monaghan, ireland. Funeral from the resi-
denee of his sister. Mrs. Thomas j. Collins.
10 West 65th st. TO Church OF Blessed
Sacrament. West list St. Monday, January
%. at 9 30 a. m. Interment Calvary.
NILAN-on January q. Mary f.. beloved
daughter Of Mary and the late Patrick
Milan. Funeral from her late residence.
l6l East Goth ST.. January 81. a. $50 a. m.
Solemn mass Of requiem at the Church o.
Our Lady of Good Counsel, East goth st.
Tntarment Calvary.
WALSH Saturday. January q. 1917. at her
home. Ga West 18th St, Margaret Walsh. %
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Brooklyn

BIJTT-Harry c., after O short illness
passed away at his home. 1913 Flatbush av.'
BROOKLYN. January q. 1917. Funeral ser
vices Monday evening, January -, at
o'clock, at Gardeners funeral parlors' 10
Greene av., Brooklyn. lnterment TUESDAY
morning. Greenwood Cemetery.
HEITKAMP-On Friday. January 70. OF
pneumonia, Irving Ritson HeitkHmp. In his
Doth year. Services at 295 Clermont av.'
Brooklyn, Monday, at p. m.
HOLLFNBACK-On Sunday morning. Janu-
AIRY %. 1917. at her late residence, 400
Washington ay., Brooklyn, Juliette Geneye,
daughter OF John Welles and Amelia Beard
Hollenback. Funeral service on Tuesday
afternoon. Janunry 80. at o'clock. Inter
ment Wlkes-Barre. Penn.
LERCH-On Friday, January 20, 1871
Charles Lerch. beloved husband Of Kate
Iereh. aged 6j years. Funeral services
Monday, January %. at p. m, at his late
residence, 80 Kossuth Place. Brooklyn.
NATHUSIUS- Emma A, after lingering
illness. Funeral service Monday, at
u. m. at George B. orrs chapel, 10 Put
nam ay, Brooklyn.
REYNOLDS-On Saturday, January p, 1871
Mary Agnes, beloved wife Of John Reg
nolds. Funeral Tuesday. at $3.50 a. ~.
from her late residence, III Garfield Place :
thence to 81. Francis XAvier's Church
where q solemn requiem mass will be
offered.
TRUMAN-on Saturday. January o. 1871
Joseph n. beloved husband OF Mary A.
(nee Bonner. in his seth year. Funeral
services at the home OF his daughter, Mrs.
5 Charles Anderson. 725A Madison ST.
Brooklyn. y. y. Monday evening,
o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-29
DIR. W.P. MERRILL
WILL KEEP PULPIT
Refuses Union Seminary
Presidency-$32,0OO Gift
Aids Pastors Work

The Rev. DR.. William P. Merrill an
nounced yesterday morning to one OF
the largest congregations ever assem-
bled in the Brick Presbyterian Church,
Fifth Avenue and Thirty-seventh
Street, that he had refused the presi-
dency of the faculty of Union Iheo-
logical Seminary.
Before tho services had ended the
congregation expressed its appreciation
by raising more than $4,000 for carry,
ing on the work, which DR.. Merrill said
largely influenced his decision TO re-
tain the Brick Church pastorate.
This amount will be used to meet the
needs for the coming year Of Christ
Church and the Church of the Gov
enant, both affiliated with the Brick
Church.
at was difficult 70 decide what my
answer should be 10 the request Of the
board Of directors Of the seminary that
I permit my nomination for president
of the faculty" said Or. Merrill.
There were many angles TO consider.
I finally sent word that ! could not see
my way clear TO leave the work OF
Brick Church. Il is particularly graf
flying that this decision should have
been also the way Of my heart"
DR.. Merrill announced that the float
ing debt of the church. amounting 70
S18.s00. had been cancelled.
The Rev DR.. Charles n. Parkhurst,
chairman of the committee appointed
TO nominate a president as successor
TO the late Rev. DR.. Francis Brown,
said last night the committee mad made
no decision as to another nomination.
The Rev. DR.. William Adams Brown,
a member OF tho faculty, and the Rev.
Or. Henry Sloane Coffin. pastor of the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church,
have been suggested The question has
been raised whether the directors might
not 90 outside the Presbyterian Church
for president The seminary is not
connected with any single church de-
nomination, Presbyterians. Baptists,
Episcopalians and Methodists being in
cluded in its faculty membership.
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Other States

ELIOT Suddenly. Saturday. January u. AZ
Wilmington, Del. Henry Hill Eliot, son Of
the late Mary Fitch and Henry Hill Elliott.
in his 33d year. Funeral services At ~.
PauPs Church. Englewood, N. j., Tuesday.
January 80, at AIS p. m. on arrival OF
Erie Railroad train leaving Jersey City al
3a4 D. m. Wilmington papers please
copy.
MONTAGUE Sheffield. Mass. on jam
airy q, Anna c.. widow Of Charles A.
Montague, in her SD year. Interment at
Woodlawn Cemetery Monday at Has.
Long Island papers please copy.
NAssAUER- Virginia NassaEsr, Of
2426 Eutaw Place. Baltimore. Nd. wifs Of
the late Fred NassAuer. January III;
mother Of Bessie Rice. Carrie Gartner. Joel
and Irving Nassauer. Funeral Monday,
January %. 10 n. m. Baltimore.
sHELDON-January g. at bis home IN
Pittsfeld. Mass. Rufus Sheldon. aged 81
wears. Services at D. m. Tuesday at 2ib
Bartlett av. Pittsheld Intermsnt AT
Auburn. n. Y.
WHITTIER-On Friday. January 70. 1917.
of pneumonia. at his residence, 1000 Jack
son St, San Francisco. Cal. w. Frank
Whittier, in the Seth year Of bis age.
Boston pagers please copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-29
MT. SINAI SHOWS DEFICIT
DESPITE $4,000 IN GIFTS
Higher Cost of Drugs and Food Drains
Funds of Hospital.

Discussion Of the high cost Of living
which has seriously affected Mount
Sinai Hospital, despite the numerous
gifts received during the year. oess
cupies first place in the report o., Oh
George Blumenthal chairman OF t the
Institutions board Of directors. Mr.
Blumenthal read his report YESTERDAY
al the annual meeting Of the society
OF the Mount Sinai HOpitaL
During the year, gifts for the p IiV!segg
patients pavilion Of the hoePlIat
amounted to S559,OOO, the report
states. Nevertheless, the hospital mas
been so much affected by the rise IN
price Of drugs, food and other ma
terials that the end Of 1916 shows d
deficit Of $4,000. Milk alone has cost
Mount Sinai $1,000 more this year thah
last.
Foremost Of the gifts the institu-
ton has received since 1915 IS the
$4,000 contributed by the Messrs.
Guggenheim. Other gifts OF I'M
portance include $4,000 from Charles
A. Wimpfheimer for the establishment
OF a ward for the treatment Of stomach
and intestinal diseases, and $4,000 Tor
memorial ward in memory OF the
lste Mrs. Adolph Bernheimer TINS
was presented by her daughters, Mrs.
Florence B. Walter and Miss Bessie
hernheiner.
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WATER MAIN IN EIGHTH AV.
BURSTS; TIES UP TRAFFIC
Floods Cellars and Causes Sidewalk
Near Park 10 Settle

Traffic on the Eighth Avenue surface
line was tied up for two hours early
yesterday morning when a water main
At Central Park West and Tooth Street
burst, flooding the easements of neigh
boring apartment houses and necessi-
Eating the shutting of of their water,
gas and electricity connections.
Sergeant Leisner and Patrolman
Stewart discovered the break after
they had noticed that the pavement at
the southwest corner Of Central Park
West and Tooth Street was settling.
They Immediately notified Police Head
quarters and the Department of Water
Supply Gas and Electricity. but before
an emergency crew arrived the street
WAS flooded and an electric light pole
had almost toppled over Six water
gates were shut off and several pumps
put into action.
The basement of the apartment
house at 406 Central Park West was
flooded to the depth Of three feet, but
the Park Hospital at 397. was not i'm
perilled, Its water supply, however,
was cut Oft and a temporary connection
had TO be installed.
Working its way through the loose
rock foundation Of the street. the
water made It's way under the park
wall. tearing out the bank on the street
side and overlooking small pool
which runs INFO the lake.
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New York

BEST Cora G.. Saturday. January u. AZ
Chatham, y. Y. wife Of Walter NJ. Bet
ard daughter 81 W. II. Glover. Notice OF
funeral hereafter. Southhold O.. ID ps-
pers please copy.
BROPHY Anna a. Brophy. January III.
1917. az the home Of her father. Patrick
Brophy, Grassy Point. n. Y.
CRANE On Fridays January p. 1917. Al
Holmhurst Scarsdale. n. Y. Laura Cor
nelia Mitchell. wife Of Colonel Alexander
h. Crane. in her sith year. Funeral ser
vices At the Church Of 81. James the Less.
Scarsdalc. on Monday. January %. at 3 80
D. m. Train iraves Grand Central Terminal
. :45 p. m.
DEIBERT Frederic J.. Of is3 Broadway.
Saranac Lake. N. Y. January %. Fu-
neral January %. 1850 p. m. from Louis
Becker's. 3t5 Pine av. South Amboy, ~. J.
Member Of New brunswick Commander,
No. is. X. T.. and Newark shsiners.
Salaam Temple; Perth Amboy Chapter.
No Al, X. A. NJ; New Brunswick Tall
Cedars Forest No. -.
FRASER Suddenly. at sufern. N. Y, Janu-
airy q. 1917. Roland c. Fraser. jr.. ~
years 3 months. Funeral private.
LICHTENBERG Suddenly. on January Is.
Ben Lichtenberg. beloved husband OF Hen
rietta. in his sd year. Funeral services
Monday. at / p. m. at bis late residence
North 10th ay.. Mount Vernon. n. Y.
MOFFETT- On January g. 1917. at Or.
MacMillan's private hospital. 10 the 71th
year Of his age. John Fletcher moffett. late
OF Watertown. n. Y. and son Of Charles
Benny and Emily Hsymsn Mofstt- Ed
neral services will be held at the residence
Of his daughter. Mrs. l.. S. Lansing.
WATERFOWL. on Tuesday. January 80, az
D. N. Boston, Chicago and Toronto papers
please COPY.
WHITE-At her residence at Saratoga Lake.
January 26. 1917. Anna B. Wiswall, wife
OF John T. White. Funeral from Albany
Rural Cemetery Chapel. Monday afternoon
January %, at 2:30 o'clock.
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WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY

Free admission 20 The American Museum n
Natural History. Van Corlandt Park Museum
and the Aquarium.
Motor Boat SHOW. Grand Central Palace.
Luncheon Of the Auneus club OF New YORK.
Waldorf Astoria. ] p. m.
Meeting Of tho American Fund for French
Wounded. Marine E!liOtts Theatre. 2r43 p. m
Address BY Ms Mar Kenney osulliyan on
Woman IN Industry before The woue
denartnsnt q the National Civic Federation.
Cosmopolitan Club. 3 y. m.
Address b. Misc jules Poyntz on Present OPP
portunitirs obligations ard Limitations ~
CitiLenship for Women" before the Society
Tor Ethical Culture. meeting house. West
slxty-fourih Street. 3 . m.
PubIc exhibit Of Registers odieo. New York
County Hall % Records. Chambers and
Centre Streets. TO ?. m.
Meeting Of tho New YORK Federation Of
Churches. Hotel SAVOY. 3 10 p. ~.
Reception and dinner Of tbs Rocky Mountain
Club. BAnkers' club 10 Broadway p. 10.
Dinner q the John Hughes Council. No Hl.
Knights o. Columbus. The PlsIA Fulton
Street and Flatbush Avenue. BrcoSlyn. : .. N.
p. m.
Dinner q The Seniors Gof Association. Del
monico's. Z 20 2. m
Address by John A. Fitch on Tabor Unions
and Social WORKERS a. the dinner Of tbs
Monday Club o. Vow YoGk Schenel Hal. il3
Last Seventeenth Street 80 ..
ter p. Mclaughlin. clubhouse. 80 y. IN.
Convention OF the Woman Suffrage Party a
NeE York City Church o the Masisli. PAX
Avenue ard Thirty fourth Street. D. u.
Addresses hy MI. MaIEAzet Sanger and othe-
~ hirh control mass meeting Carnegie Han.
= y M.
Addresses BY Rowland HAYNES and Stephen r.
storey on How New York cts PLAYS. The
Recreation snTsy, and What L Seeks 70
Do" city Club o. New York. sl5 p m
Woman q Leland At the MEETING o. The
Political Equsi;y Association. headdusrter
- Ksst ioJty -nnt street. $50 p IN.
PUBLIC LECTURES or THE BOARD OF
EDUCATION. S:I5 i. NJ
"Go5sument o. Nsv York CITY" by Professor
school living f.aoe. Szieenth and se'en-
tenth Streets.
king Lear" by Professor Louis L. w1ihnson
Public Sch0o! g. Hudson and Grove Streets.
"spsnozA. Passion ard Rsno1." By william ,
Dlrlnt Public school a.. i55.h s,rsct and
81. Nicholas AVENUES.
TINS Era o. Comprori ss.' By Dr. Robsr, "
Mclaughlin. Public School S. sss East Fifty-
seventh Street.
Electric Light Instaili,lons By W. wallace
ksr. Public School G.. Hester. EsseT and
Norfolk streets
The sav and the Balkan S,Iie-. By lar O
Hannah. Public School i6j. 2e5 WeSt lOsih
Street
Colonial AID Revoutio1arr Expansion" BY
wits Fle'che- Johnson. J.. " D. Public
Library. IL East Ninety ,iIth street
"Trats.s In PGAgonit" By Barnum Brown.
Pilgrim Han. Broadway ard Flfty-si1th
STREE.
The Japanese in War and Psare" by Dr.
harris acD0ssrl - Colombss Hell. as
Wet Twenty dfih Street.
THE BRONX
Pam. Past AMI Present" ty M Mabel
: e. smith. Morris Hgh school issth
street ard Boston Road.
"Dsrvir." tg nr John " Randall Pubic
S,4oo a. l9Gih Stree between Blinb1dss
an H-gEs Avenues
ms ThI ipiinr-. hT Ms.o- Frank he-F Pub
Dos sfoo 30. Rv ant snl Nfss Avenues.
rnrf. uf il-l STREE
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New Jersey

BONIFACE -Passed away January rs, sfter
a short illness. in Chicago. NJ, Raymond
Irving son Of John X. and Ruth II. Boni-
face. Funeral service on Monday January
%. nj . 80 p. m, at the residence OF his
parents. 43 King st.. Morristown, N. j.
CAREY-At West Orange. n. J.. Saturday.
January 81. 1917, Sarah Yale Carey
daughter OF Isabella w. Lee and Stephen
W Carey, jr. Notice Of funeral later.
HACKETT-After lingering Illness. on
Saturday morning. January q, 1917, at
Atlantic City, ". j., COrcellus X. Hsekett.
aged II years Funeral service at the Col
legiate Church OF 81. Nicholas. 9th av. and
4Sth St. New York City, on Tuesday morn
ing at half-psst ten. Interment private
HUSE-At Plainfcld, y. j., on saturday
January 81, 1917. Reginald Marvin, be
loved husband of Mary Chapman Huse and
son OF the late Caleb and Harriet Pinekney
Ifuse. Services at The Cedarcroft, Plain
field. on Monday, January %. at .. m
Interment at ST. Peters Church, feruh
Amboy. N. j.. at $3.50 o'clock Monday.
MACDONALD On January ~. lHll mary
+ wife OF the late William II. Macdonald
and daughter Of the late Andrew s. Engle
aged Il years. Funeral services VIII Dc
held on Monday. January %. At $3.50 p. m,
A. the Ridqefeld Reformed Church, Ridge
field. N. J. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfully invited. Interment In Ridgeheio
Cemetery. .
M,CHAIN- Saturday. January y. 1871
at / .. m. Laura W. (nee GrundmAnnl
beloved wife Of Sidney McChain. in her
5eth year. Relatives and friends, also
Ladies' Aid Of the Eyg. Luth. Church -
the Good Shepherd are respectfully invited
TO attend funeral services on Tuesday ooth
inst. at p. m. AZ her late residence, VI
Columbia Terrace. Clifton PARK wee
hawken. -. j. Funeral private.
TOWNSEND -Montcla'r. N. j.. Saturday.
January 27. Nora A. Townsend. Funeral
services will he held from her hoins. AZ
Prospect av.. Tuesday, January 30. on ar
rival Of train leaving Hoboken 1891. ar
irving Montelair l:26.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-29
DIAMOND JIM" RALLIES
Physicians Expect TO Have New Yorker
on His Feet in Few Days
IBy Tslersph 70 he TlIbansl

Atlantic City, Jan. 2s.-"Diamond
Jim" Brady, who was sent here two
weeks ago in his fight to regain his
health, was reported much improved
tonight.
Brady rallied well after an uncom-
Portable night on Thursday. Physi-
clans issued encouraging bulletins and
soon expect 20 have their patient on
the Boardwalk again.
Brady is suffering from a compiled
ton Of ailments directly resulting from
acute indigestion. lie suffered q re-
lapse last Monday and for a time his
condition was dangerous. This re-
suited in his confinement to his suite
at the Shelburne and all visitors are
denied. He was put on a modified
diet of broth and albumens.
Diamond jim" seated in a reclining
chair on the glass-inclosed veranda OF
his suite. amuses himself watching the
Boardwalk crowds and gazing through
field glasses at passing boats.