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Capt. Hamilton Grace Takes
American Bride in London.
NOT RELATED BY BLOOD
Oeremony Takes Place in St.
pcter's Church, Eaton Square
?Honeymoon in Egypt.
1 e to Tba Trlbune 1
De . 4.?One of the amartoai
u, ? tha wlnter aoaaon took
Jll: at St. Pcter's Church.
ajati when Gladjra Grace.
da ighter of Mr and Mr* at P. brace,
Bqnare and Battla
.' to Captala Hamtl
;?? > h aaara, k;ui of
ton <::a s, of Knold
x, ... 8u aex.
? names are tha aaBM the
? blood reiation to aach
ride'a father la ? member
,,f t >.'li known American banktni
rhe church was elaborately
rated, and the asnrloe, which was
waa eeadactad by the
? ,,f tho Chapel Royal, assistc.l
e clergy of Bt Ptteir'a
trtde, who w is Rivcn nwa: by
her rather won a dreea of hrory panne
mbroidt red with ailver thi
ianti and tlny poarla, the coraaax
re ? i draped wltb aoft afechlla lace.
The same lace was arranged lt.
rB lea on ea h aide of tha dress and
I .-, nd tha edgo of the train. the latter
? ? g compoaed of a hroeade of ex?
,, i ^ ta dealan in sllver-draped rare oM
lar^ ot point de gaze bruxelles. A
ar* ith of orange h'.ossoms and myrt'e
aw a tulla veil (ompleted the DOOtUCne.
Tha j- ing away dress was of black
?. ? n turquoise. with a hlue velvet coat
tftnmed with skunk. The hat waa "f
?rhiti ottoman, silk lined. trtanmed with
hla k velvet and skunk. Bhe was also
' wear-ng a beauttfnl set of ermlnc fure,
the rift of her BSOtber.
Ti p hridesmaids were Ledy E
fjrewna Ladj Joaa Byng, Miss Ull
haagton r?rakc. Mlaa A ? Bjrre, Miss
Jaanita JEyre, Lady Doreen Hely
I Hu- n.c e of the bride. and
Mis- Vrt ? Rlcharda, a coualn of the
Ihrtdi .- om Tha treJnhearer waa
Mas r Mi< hi ?' Beaumont, a aepbew ?f
, the bride.
The brldeematdar dreaeea were of
rha-- ?? i pi n at deejgn ln roee cdlored
aaaapadour ailk, talet with aprons ol
goM ped over pettlcoete of pele
atal aatln. Tha bodleee, whlch had
alto '? tvirr.nien with gold
lace ai 1 had belta of Nattier blue vel
<? e They w< a" nel hata, aach
hrtenmed with a amall bunch of ptak
tju\ nd long black velvet
atroi ? . ? Thej carrled bouQueti
Haw ? hatenay roeea.
ti ? beal man waa Major NevUI Cam
eroi f tha Cameron Highlanders
ftM a ?? - l rge attendance of
fric- i I the churcb and at tha
rere waa held in the
On es' town houee, in Belgrave
Beaare. Later the coupie left on thelr
aeaayrrnea trlp, whleh wlll bo ax?
teaScd hb far as Egypt.
An.onc the many beautlful presen I
wer? a ael Of ermine furs, diamond
peai. eaiTtnga and a check from the
brMe'a mother, a diamond tinra from
her father. a diamond spray from tbe
Hon Mrs Beaumont, a diamond pen
dart from the Countea* of Donough
BBore, diamond handeaus from Mr. and
Mra Jay Phlppe, a silver tee and
- o.Tea tabie service and a set of topaz
or.?aments fro l Colonel Hamilton
(r.if, a dressing bajj from Mr. and
Mr . Bal Phlppe, and other presents
from Lady Poltimore, Lord and Lady
('.-anvllle, the Larl and C'ountess of
AMsmonl Lord and Lady Avebury.
Mrs Bradley Martin, jr., Lord and
'Lady Braaaey, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
(Jra-e, >'r. nrid Mrs. Jack Grace, Sir
Rebert Ilervey, Lord Lisburne. the
Ea ' Hnd Countesa of Strafforrl, Mr. and
>* Dorothy Morlcy. Pir James and
' tAy McGregor, Lady O'Neil, Sir
hlbald Wllltaaneoa and Lord and
,edv Ruckinghamshire.
Tr e hride's present to the brldegroom
? as a fltted gold tortoise ?hell dressin?
\:-" and the bridegroom's present to
?e ->rlde was a diamond peridot neck
EO, earrlngs and a diamond ring. Hla
e^enta to the bridesmalds were gold
idot pendants, and to the page a
rl pin.
jRCHARD?HOSTETTER
? l -ioans To Be Married in
London To-day.
R> Cal le te Th? Tribun- |
Lnuon, I>ec. .r>?The marriage of
Anv n Wood Rurchurd, of No. 777
j uii?on avenue, New York, and Mrs.
TI p<v>ora Hoptetter will take place to
&'. it Bt. J'aul's Church, Onslow
H'i i The service will be of a par
tnula . ^ulet chararter, owing to a
'ecetit bsaajMBiuent ln Mr. Ruchard's
'U.ily.
^?b rew Anglo-American friends
n invited to the ceremony, and
sul?equenr wedding hreakfast at
Mgc'e Hotel. The coupie are going
?'ontinent for their honeymoon,
rnmg to America early in January.
? v Tneodore Hoatettei has been a
wi<cw JiRht yeara. Her father-ln-law If
DaVfld Hnstetter, aaanufacturer of Hos
tettfrg icttera. Ai.aon \V Run-hard ls an
aagaiaJ ol th? General BSeetrlo i.'ompany.
SIDNEY ROSBNITLD IS SUED
B|a rliwpute between Mrs. Kditb Boe
hioi Tupper, playwright. and her man
agei. Bldney Roacnfeld came up before
Jbatlca Page, ia Part t Special Term. oT
'tba Buprema <'ourt. yeaterday. arbas an
?nfanetfon *aa aought by Utlbert Roc.
couri;.. 1 for the playwright, restralnlng
1 the manager from further productlon of
"Thp Road to Arcavdy." which she wrote.
Counsel foi the managtr was glven
?im<- to ooeoult hla client as to his will
Ingnesa to put up a bor.d of 110.000.
REDMOND'8 OAUQHTER TO WED.
t)ublln, Dec 4 ,\ marriagt has b<en
arr-int'ed tetwi-en Max Oreen, chalrnian
ef the irish P.-isona Board, and recently
, Bri\ate secretary to th* Lord Lletitenant.
ai if.na Redmond, tl^p young
: *et rtauKhter of John K. Redmond. the
I gao'er of the Irish 1'arliemantar\ party
i aa*', Redmond is about tweaty-two years
?f aga.
Mf:S. ROBERT OOELET.
w h>> diea in Puris reeterday.
TRIUMPH FOR FREMSTAD
Her Brunhilde Last Night Nota
ble Irapersonation.
- gratitude the New York pt I
owes to Mme. Oliva Fremsiad that public
is at i.isr beglnnlnfl tu reallae, a proof or
was eflnoed la las: nlght's per?
formance of Wagner's '?Gotterrtam
merung" a' the Metroaalttan Opere
Hottaa. Though II was the second pOT*
formanca of this arorb aithln two weeha
the booae waa crowdod and the atandeea
were mai Undoubtedlj tlie ma.ior por?
tloa of the aathorlng was eompoaod of
the perfoet tVaaaerltea bui ihera ? ra
U to rVaet ? ' "alfl.
and theaa were prohahlj th< product of
y ? Pretnatad'i gi w/l -? popular fame.
A coloratora soprnno may be made in
n night; nol eo the success of a '?'
eroine, and Mme Fratnatad'a
fight for the pol rnltlon hai
Rf one. Phe jitands new a ihunn
httde, as an Isolde. without a peet 00 me
contemporary stape. and ??<'? night her
Impersonati^n of tha dothronod Va
a**, lf anythlng, more splend.d than thal
of th" perfonnaaoa two weeha ago. it
wus anpere la maJootT of uearing. la
avei womanly dlgalty,
poigr.ai t ::i 'ts trapedy. lovlng radlantly
human?the enactment of a great lmagt
natr.e artist
| Mme. lremstad had worthy aBSOci
atPs. e-p.-clally the Hagen of Mr Gris
i s.nlr-ter. fompelling. and resonant
mI; and the Slegfrled of Mr. Burrian.
h, deeptte its phyaleal defldancloa
as e\e: a<1n.irab!<, Mr. Well Mr.
'JoTitz, Miss I'ornia and Mrs Homer
.... [,, tha axcellenea of the evening,
i and Mr llertz gave a spirited readlng of
1 the Bcore
AGREE ON LINCOLIM SHAFT
Commission Acepts Bacon'a
Design for Monument.
Waahragtoa. Dec 4 -After fifteen 'in
auutiaaafai naaatlngi tl a Lta99tn Mo*
morlal Commlsslon deddod at n confer
enc? in the White BOU84 to-n!ght to ap
prove the design for a monument to the
niartyred Presldent submitted by Henry
Baeoa, a Now York archttoet Prealdonl
Trft. chairman of tha oommlaalon. pre
?Ided. Bpeaker Clarb, Repraaeatathra
Cannon and Renator* coltom, Wetmore
and Martln were present
The Preetdeal arl 1 aead to Congreaa to
motTow a special mesaage traiiBinltting
tim repoti of the eonunaaatog and reooav
an ndlnc the aoeepted aOalgn, wbleh, It la
heiieved, will be aeeeptod by Congreaa,
The design is for a rectanguiar niarhle
structure ln Potomac Pnrl;. 1M feet long
and S4 feet wide. sirrounderl r,n two sides
hy Doric roluinns 44 feet htgb and 7 feet I
inches ln diameter. ln a central hall
w it'iln the strueture wlll stand an herol^
hgura <>t Ahraham |i9*0ln. surn.undeil
hy lonlc columns 60 feet In height. r>n
one of the walls of this central hall on a
bronze tablet wtli be UaMMta'a GMtysburg
addresB. and on the opposlte wall his
aoeoad ntaagtiral address. The atatue
wiu be on tha aaana axis as the capitoi
and the Grant and Washlngton monu?
ment s.
aeOOfWhag to Mr. Kaeon's plan tlie me
morlal wlll 9091 faOOUt M.TIMM, nn<! the
remalnder of the fA09a*M authorlaed by
Caaagraaa wiu be used in hnproveaaaal of
the slte and In arehltert's feea.
NEW BELASCO OFFERINGS
Managcr Announces Plays to Succeed
His Current Attractiong.
Announcement of fuiv.cl Delaoro'a new
productlonB for htB two New Y'ork the
atres whs made from the manager's of
flces yesterday. They are "Vears of IjIb
cretion," a modern comedy, to follow the
engagement of Francf-s Starr at the He
laaoa Theatre on Chrlstmas night, and *"A
Oood l.lttle Devil." to raplaea "The Gov
ernor's I.ady" at the Republie on Wodnaa
day evening, January s
?Years of Discretlon" is by Fannv
Looh* Hatton and Frederick Hatton, and
wlll be presented by a east Including Lyn
Harding. Bruce McRae, Hetbert Kelcey,
Robert McWade. Jr.. (Jrant Mitchell. E. M.
Holland. Fffle Sbannon, :.\\<-v Putnam and
Mabel Bunyea.
"A Good Little De\!l" is the work of
Mme. Edmond Rostand nnd her eon.
Maurlce Ro*tand, and has heen trnnslated
bl Austin Strong. It is a fairy play.
SIMONE IN BERNSTEIN PLAY.
Mme. Baaaone, riow appearing ln
Paper Chafe" at YVallack'n Theatre. has
! been engaged t> cable to create the Uad
|h9g part in the latcst Henrl Bornatl PJ
drama, "The Secret." to be produced In
? March ln 1'arlB. The actress wlll ter
1 inlnato her engagement at Wallack's
j Theatre on Saturday of next week, going
! to chicago for a ahort aaaeon. after whlch
.she wlll sail for Prance The r.ew play.
1 llke the author's ,'Thlef," has onljf six
i characters, Mme. 8lmone's asa<iciates to
be Mme. Yvonne de Bray. M Ciaude
i Garrv, M. Vtctor Boncher, M. Henri
RouBBel ard Mme. Cecfl Caron.
-'
SIN3HEIMER CONCERT.
A moderate sized audiencc attended tlie
r oncert given by the Sinshelmer Quartet
! last night In Rumford Hall. The pro
aanuM conatatod of Bayda'a Qaarlal la
prmajor, Op. *4 No ?'?? " eaartot, 'Three
Idylls." by Frank lirldgc. and Brahms's
Qulnb t. ' >\ in whlch tha aaaa*tiag
pianlst was Mrt-. Bernard SinBheimer.
IS. ROBT. GOELET DEAD
Prominent American Woman
Dics at Her Home in Paris.
HEALTH FAILED IN AUGUST
Was Owner of the Steam Yacht
Nahma and Personal Friend
of Royalty.
Pa*i?. i>e. ' ifra. Robert Ooelel iiie.i
at 4 o'clock tius mornlng at ber Parla
reslrtence. No *."> Avenue d'ISna
Rebari W Ooelel ?as praaeal at his
mother'a bedaida when aba dled,
Mra i,n' at aaa takea serlooaly III m
angoat, that yaai arhtla a- Bouthainpton.
Hh? Inunedlately lefl for PYenoe to aa
eoreo treetn ? Bha waa abla to walk
on deob durina tln rcyege to Bavre, and
later in Perii t waa rei '
? . had Improi ed
Reporta aa to ht '
arrhral In Parla had I ? ? ' ivorable
tbal newa of hei Saatb thla n irnlnf waa
Quite oaexpei U A
The body wlll i"* takea i ba
winiam vni; Bchoen, tha Qerman Am
baaaador n> tYance, araa mr. ?ni
an ?t lha G i ? aapre?
.. ido em ? - Ifra Ooelel w - ? ?
Nahma has rlaited K ?" "'1,,k;
week- at the end of Jnna neai ? ? i
aeaaoa alnca I a ?'? rn in Emperor
? Bmpreaa on man r oceasl
luncneon or dmner on I ard l a Nahma
Hra Qeelei alae rntertatnod lha Bm?
rx-mr on iwo occaalona ?*' Bastern Medi
terranean porta on hla '??v- lo and from
and abe waa als < v
aneat at tba imperiai palaca at
sjcbm thna a?o ihc garc a : ?
dowmen; to the naval h Klel
AlthoiiRh sl I had spent tlie greate.- part
0I hat t me ai road fi r tha laal twenty
raara, Ifra Qoelet'a laftaenea aa a aeetel
laadar ln this country never waaeS. IVlth
other membera of tha Ooelel tasaOy, she
Waa related. either by blood or naVTUUre,
to the Oerryaj Vanderbllta, Aetora and
other promlnenl New York hualUaa Oaa
of her niecea :^ tha Do beea ??' Bos
borghe, and anotbei '?' M
Warren, ahee ? : '?' Ctomti
.-. . at Laeti | rla aaa ai * antly.
Mis Qoelet wai
Warren, tha daugbtei of George Henrj
of this dty She waa ma
ma to v Qoelet. who dled i
thelr i at 1
Naplei ngerlng llh
Ifra Ooelel In rt ' bnx n'
. ? | talned Klns ' '
brilllant dinner and evening party on the
Na hma
Had Annuity of $250,000.
a/itb the daath of b< ibend Hra
whoac eharm had won ber ool
?::iy aoctal but royal reoognltlon la aaery
enpttal of r. rope, eama Into the eota
managenieiit of the Ooalol forfino. AJoal
with the 1.700-ton steam yacht to whi< h
abe waa so mucb attacned, aaa had a
viiia at Neweort, a house in nfth aeeaee
and an annuity of J ' "? ;i addltlOB to
whleh aba reeeJeed larg* amounti a.? px
aeatrla and truatea ai tha eatate. The
remalnder of the aatata went to her aoa,
Robert Waltea Qoelet and her Seughter,
EJeatrlre, who died m rebruary. IS*
arhen only ooeeatoaa faara eld
Mrs Qoelet'a lealoa for aatattadatng
made her taf1*1 OM or the mOOl re
markabla poraonages in Buropa aaaoag
? area of a?ealthy Aaaerkeaa who
make thelr homes there l'p '? recer.t
?. made annual elalta to Newpert
ln AuguKt. and sometlmes caiM to New
York during the senson. but she llved al?
most antirety aateed, eeaottas : ?? '
her time, a'cordlng to the aeaa
rrtiiaing ln tba MeSltorrajaen tha Raitic
or amoM tl ?? Mawaraglee fj
It was ln thla Way that she made tha
acquaintancp of the (Jetnian llmperor
Sarlas ana of ? - i: alaaa on tl ??
rachi Hohenaollera From that time ahe
arpa abla to aatertaln him at Stanet or
lunebeoa exery sprina ta the afedlter
raaaaa aad every summer In northera
waters. either at Kiel or aomewbers aleng
tha s< andlnartax i oaeta
Favorita with Daniah Royalty.
Throngb hei many trlpa lo'tl i
Mt- Qoelet becama a ireal fnvorite with
the Daaieh royal feaafly. At Copeaheaen
ahe was eften aaeal of honor ?t aoetal
affalra and in return gaxo nomerooa en
tertalnmenta and dlnaora aboord the
Nahma. Bha aad the Crown Prlneeaa
Aiexandrine (new Queea of Denmarfc)
were 0)001 friends. eMtd the laftei alWaya
ryertrri herspif to make Ifra Qoelet'a
vislts memorable.
otip of Mrs. Oaelat'a trlpa ta Conetantl?
nople almost came to a sinistcr en-l arhen
ti,?? Nahaaa atteaapted te enter the Dar>
dnnellaa wlthoal tha naeeaaary permlt
and waa nred npaa by tha forta. Boltaa
Ahd-ui namid waa much eoaeeraed when
he learned of tha Incldent. and by way
of maktng ameada for tha manner m
whlch Mrs t;oelet had been held up be
Btawed npoa ber the r>rder of the (hofit
aat
The flrst news of M'S tjo-let's illness
arrived here la AiiRiist She waa then
ahoarn lha Nahmn at Boutbampton,
where the fsehl had been detalned by
stormy weather. Later, ai Hatxa, it
was reported that her condltlon had 1m
proved, although she was ronflned to her
ted.
Her last aocial trlumph of lmnnrtance
was at the impprial regatta at Kiel, In
.lune inst. when ahe aatartalnad the
Kaiscr at dinner ahoard the Nahma, and
later, at the close of tln- festiv.tl.s, con
vev ed the Qeraian Crewa Prtnoeaa to
i)antzic
? a
GENERAL JULIUS H. STAHEL.
Btajat Oeneral Jullue II Stahel. the ae>
ond oldest aur\1vor of the Clvll War und
as*Coneol Oeneral at Bhaaaaat Chlaa,
dled yesterday mornlng at the Hotel st
Jamea, No 109 West 46th street. He had
heee in in heelth more than a year and
hla sdraaead aga of alghty-elght raara
haalanttl the end.
The aervlces and axptotta "f r,ene-al
stahei darlas ,,,e CrrU avet fnrnlaned one
of the most tioteworthy records in the
mllltary hlstory of the countr\. Ba \"l
utiteered with the 8th New York when the
reglnient was commissloned In 1861 and
was made hetitenant coionel.
iiis tamoaa oeter of a retroat at the
Brat battle of Hull Run won him the rank
of coionel and started him well on his
IUIfjiaa toward high mllltary rank aad
favor.
Cetond Stahel orgaalaed a regiment of
artllhrlsts in N-w York an.l return-d t?
active aerfloa Prnen tba Army of vir
ginla was reorganlzed under General Mc
cietian the raaag aaaaer was eeesaato*
sloned trlgadlcr general ln the Army of
the Potomar In the battle of CTOOa Keya
General Stahel's command bore the brunt
of the flght. and his 108001 were heavv
The aeeead battle of BuU Run avengbi
General Stahel agnin into nettea as the
guard of a rrtreat of the UnlOO forces
Later he made a reconnoisaa.ni e for the
purooae of findlng where Jackson's forces
? were Several engagements followed, ln
j which General Stahel's forces were com
I plctely vIctoiiouB. At the close of this
perlod of the war he was highly compll
mentOd by General Burnslde.
The major general'B commisBion came
on MarOh 14. 1*-. when, at the express
wlsh of Presldent Lincoln. General rftahel
was relleved from duty with the Artny of
tha Potomac and put in ommand of the
M bofora washlngton Under Booker.
I. mu ,.\, orderod tO r- i>.>rt to General
Reynotda. then camaaaaiaing three corps
Of tha Arnr of the Potomac. On the
way to Oettvsburg his cavalry routed th*
,.,, , horM ondar General rounl
L*t?r In th. march upon Btaaatea Oea
aral Btahali boraa led the eaaanaa and
wen aatn rtetawriaaa.
General BtaheTa mtreptdlty hi aetJaa
and on one aeea*t*a at
:,i. aftar bavbaa .1 wooad dressed.
be g-t on another horse nn.i plaaaad oaca
. njtO ti.e battle. His gaiiantrv was
rewaided with a Congr. ssional Ba*d*l of
honoi
vrt? tha aat 0*901*1 Btahol went t.>
Yohohaina. Japan, with mfitructions to
reor^anlze the eonaalate He was lt:gn!>
' Maful and becarne CooaUl Oetf
, aagbal Poor healtb ?? mpaUod
1 hlm to :? >??? tl 1 i"'?' '" ,s>'"
The funen : 1 a head at Waabtnaton
, ...i:i ve^or, A MUea wiu i?.
an honorary ?pallaaawer The burlal wlll
be ln Ihe irllngtoo Watlonal Ceaaatery.
HENRY A. HOPPER.
1,., keaaack. N. ?' . Doe < -ii*nry a
Hoppor, 01 1 ol tha oUh I reeldenta of
i:e:K,.n County, dlad laat nfghl al bli
ho:,.e in Falrlawn. noi here, from BOOO
11,. was In his BlBOty-fOUrth M9I
aad had Uv*d ln ? rgoo County aii his
llfe
Mi Hoppa a n ' ??? aon "f aadraw P
| Hoppt. and wi 1 born a i - '* Ha
. tad Sherlff of Borgen County on
be i' ntoerattc Mehel in Utt, and repre
aeotod Bergen ' ounty in the ?tate u-gis
I gnd im He I
Hoppei bomeati ad pai aad 1
p Va;t of |t iie was mai I leu fOU
? i * ', v.:is ii-u 11 Aekeraaaa; bla
i.,n. Vroelaad; his third
erlne Van Io*r9tyao, 9nl hla fourth,
Bh*9 \hii Idervtyne. a sister of tlie thlrd
wife. T:.ere were Bcven rhtldren
Tha H'M'per family came from Hnllard
Pel r ilopprr WM the earlleV s-ttler
and OWaed al'out flve hundred aciea "f
n?,l p?tOi dled n IBI aad left a snn.
Andrew P, who was the father of Henn
Andrew P Hoppor ais,, took part it.
; polltlca and serve.l U I ? rffl :?' I '? P
....,1 -I,.- rownship ;.s a Proaholdei
,.,, ,,?,, ... count] Collector, and
, membet >f AaoemMy.
. .lest Bon of Henry A. Hopper,
[1 \ . baa alao aeread as Bht nff <>f
...mtv. was County CeUoetor and
Assesaor nearly forty yeara
1 and Mrs llopper cdebrated their
golden wedding last Thanksgivlng Day
At that time Mr. Hopper wah :n a v?ry
feebte condtttoa it is said to be dout.t
f.ii if aoeb another oaaa exista anywhere
<>f a BjOMen WOddlna w-lth the foir'h wife.
Mra Hoppor la algbty*foar.
? a
JAMES H. HINSDALE.
H. i, r | T9? Trihur.a '
Plttaaeld, Ma'e. I'er. 4 Jamea H
Hlnadalc a l*ttrod lnanufarturar. dled
from paeunn nla at haa home, Wo &? wvn
deii aranaOi thla naerntng Ha was aev
?nty-nlao yaara old Mr Hlaadale waa 9
grandson of the Rea Th*9dora Hlnedal
f,,r irbon l ' ?:i of Hiaadala waa
n.imed. nnd arhei* 94 was 9999 H ISt
ln i*64 ha bagan 'he maaufartura or
WOOllOna ar.d contlnued ln ' Be*a untll
:?4 iie laaaaa a *a.. f ';;it>ert n.'.
dnie. of Naw York. aad two daughtera
RHaabetb W Htaaiale and Hary l Hlna
oaia of Plttadeld
? ?-?-?
HERBERT S OGDEN.
HJei be: ' *' ' 'Kd> r>. a ?' ?'? ' er w I. l.vd
(. v; , _,, \V. -t Htb atreet and bad an
h- ? ,, ?j Meaver etre.-t. dled of
mm a< '?" ? ?lork laf,t a*BM ?!
tone. ||e bad .'.??* iMurned home
from a aoelal call and was strb-ken as he
entored m? I
Mr. Ogdan ??'? ? 4*9 in New 'ans?n.
Coan . alaty-ona raara ^g" Ha bad ??
ln tha aettva pra< tlea of la* ln thla
f,,r more rhan thlrty foajr* He WU
graduated fr'>m tha Colambt* 1-aw BOhOOl
He learaa - arlfa aad oaa ?<>n l haries J.
Ogdea _
LIEUT.-COL. JOHN A. DARLING.
m ? Londoa Coaa , Da l [*9at*aaat
Colonol John A DorUng U. B. a. (re
tired), \\^-: atrleken aith apoataay ln a
hotel here to-ntghl and dled baforo tha
,.i or n phyatetaa Ha aaa i nathra
,,f M;, tl wa ?aVOBty-OOVOn years old.
a < Iv,1 War veternn, and uas bonorably
dlaeaaarged from ttaaaaniea ln iyr*
THE AVERAGE AMERICAN
Sketched by ex-Ambassador
Before French Audiencc.
I'aris, De . 4 Davld Jayne 11111. fOf
rnerlv American Amiiassador to dirninny,
spoke to-day on the poUtlca of l'ran * an^i
the potttlea of tha Uattad states to tha
Franro-Amerlcan Commlttoa in tha Thea?
tre MlOhal. The gatherlng was large and
IncluOjOd mnny norahio peraMwa, Mr. HIU
eoaerodad by sket rhlaf the average Amer?
ican. He said ln part.
?If you wlsh to Judge riglitly of what
the Untted States when It comes to dellh- I
erate aetlon wlll do, you wlll perhaps be
Interented ln the portralt of the average
American cltlzen.
?He ls a man who ls nelther rlch nor
poor, Be la a aohataattal and ladaatrloua
member of BOOtaty, with enough propertv
to be bataeaatad m pahtle poiicies eoa
cernlng it. He has uaually acqulred what
he aeaaaaaaa hy ludtadry and 9eoaoaay.
He, has no very exalted opinion of those
who are Idle or extravagant. His expe
rlence has convinced hlm of the reallty
of a moral order. and of Bubstantlal fOOd*
ncsB at the heart of the unlverse. He ia
often openly and practically rellglous.
?He has B large fund of s.df-rellance,
and If defeated ln hla effort? <.r dlsap
pOtntOd 19 his hopes to-day he expects to
succeed to-morrow. Pelng to some extent
educated and a reader, he has an oplnion,
nnd geperafly not an B*ttf9ry erroneous
one. on mosl auhjaotl of importanc
? He wiii ba aarry if ?ny one i? buagry
or 111 clad or for any reason 9*9*997. and
when he has prea.lh*i a little s.rnion on
the ntaa'a weakness or folly he wlll Blve
bln bread. as well as good advice, and
tell hlm to go and make a man of hlm
?att
"Thifl areraga American respects and
honorB his wife. He Ib proud of his chil?
dren and ambitlous for them.
? In aiproaatng himself he goes straight
to the polnt. Bpaaka with cmphasls, even
with exaggeratlon He, however, does
BMaa araaastly what he saya when he
talks buRlness.' It is by charaeter more
than by tntellectual endowments that he
measureB men. and lt ls by the qualltles
of charaeter whlch they would promote
and stamp upon the hlstory of the na
ti"ii that he aatJaaatae, aaaa**ea or re
pudiates ihe poiicies whlch Btate-meu
have to piopose.'*
SULZER ACCEPTS ALBANY PEW.
Alhanv, Dec. 4?4Jovernor-elect Sul/.e:
hi.- nceptfd an offer of a 09W in tho
Firat Tresbyterlan Church of Albany.
"AN AMERICAN COURT OF FASHIONS."
ncle Sain Why n<>t \ Vm old enougfa to know toaaetbing about these mattcrs.
COLONEL GRACIE DEAD
Last Man to Lcave tlie Titanic
Succumbs to Shock.
Coloael Archlhald Ora !?? the last man
to Ipave the sli.klntr Titanic, dled yester
dai ai tha Hotel st Loula, at No r,4
Baal aaS Street. His phvslclans ascrlhed
bte Seath dtrectly to tha shock of the
Tltanle dtaaatei haalth had falled
ateedlly alnee tha oeeaa tragedy, Hn'' re
.. | ? hla ? ' ",:" 1"
?,,, | by a I ? I ? for a hli h he
waa to bava uadargoaa aa operatloo next
ue. k
l|p lenves m arifa and daoghter Tha
funerai aeirtcea wOl be held to-momvw
?i ?? ... loeh at <"al' i
Colona Ol wai Bfty-Ova years oM
and wi i ti"- ' i ilonel Ai I
?*"???*
COLONEL ARCHIBALD QRAC1K,
\\ho dled reoterday.
Grade, of Mobtle, Ala Oriananlty tha
?U..d |a NOW TortC, where nearlv
Ifj w,ir? aejo a irandfather of the lata
bearer of the i une'balM ;< boi ? ataa I oi
? ,. ! aat Klver at "hat 1- BOW fSth
stree-.
I .. Greelea wera ot oid Knlekerbocker
atoek, and. toeether with John Jaoob
Aator and Nathanlel Prlnce, tha ejrand
father waa one of tha trlo of bte aaw
ehanta who made tha elty a eomi
oentra In thp aarty daya of tha n m -
,,...?,i. oantory. The Ora< ie manetoo waa
ti,,. aeene of laelah hoapltallty, aad manj
. peraona ?<>re eatertalned there.
coionel Oraola wea horn bi thla city,
bnt had hved for many year- in Wash?
ington He eonduetod, howeter, a r.-ai
aaUte huslncss at No. 13* Fmauway. and
whet. ln this city llved at the St. Louls
with his wlfe and daughter. Miss F.dlth
Temnie Oraola who *as Intweacod te
society last fall
Coionel Orade. who recehred his titie
through his aerrtca with tha New rork
Natlonal Querd, wea the aothor ?
aral booka on ndUtary aabjeeta, one of
them betna "The Troth Aboal Chlcav
aaaaga " Ba had la eoeraa of atoeara
tlon at tbe time of his 'leath an nrticle
on the Wnr of 1811 Much of the material
for this he obtalnad la BngtaaS, aad it
was about ready for publica-lon When the
manuscrtpt WM lost with the Titanic.
it was Coionel Qrade'a Intentlea to re
turn to Knaland to eetteat the Informatlon
a second time.
Coionel Cracle was related by marruige
to former President Hoosevelt. His uncle.
James Gove Klnir OraetO, married a slster
(l{ afr, Uoosevclt s mother
THEATRICAL NOTES.
Hnrrlson Hunter wlll he leadlng man
for Mis Leslie Carter ln her revlvals
,,f ?/.ar.a," "The Second Mrs. Tan-i'ie
ray" and ?Vamllle." under the manage
ment of John Ceit,
T,aura Hnpe Crewa and H B Warner
wiii make their .flrst appaaronoa m-nlgnt
ln llarry JemM Bmlth'a new .ome.ly.
? Blackbirda." at tha Apollo Theatre, At
I
: laatle City. In the supjortlng company.
I whlch ls under the management of Henry
hflUer, are Bydney Valentine. Mathllde
Cottrelly, Bthel Wtothrop, Jean Gal
braitb, Jameg Braubury and E. V.
?
l.-in Ifav larea has been engaged to re
.a.s:l Qill as the Lmperor of c'hina
ln "The Daughter of Heaven" at the
Century Theatre. Mr. Maclaren was laat
aaen in New York with George Arliss ln
i Haraoll'
laura NelaOO Hall and Grace Grlawold
hava be n adeed to the aeet of "The
| Jttls Rlch fUrl," now in rehearsal
for early production.
Ifary BhaW Wlll gl'e acenei from Ber
BhaWa "Mrs. Wanen's Professlon"
befora the Aawteaa Crttaeten Society
Hotel I'laza to-morrow afternoon.
1! . BynlCS Homanre." a one-act play
by Oerald vniiers Btuart* Wttl also be
,! b) HOWard Kyle and his asso
playere.
? i... Becret de Pol blnelle,'* a thtee-ecti
by IMerre Wolff. Wlll be glven ln
Blght fo- tba beneflt of the
HoepltaL The piesentation wlll
tha ?' :" I'ramatique de
. a;. ;i. . ...... tba Aerlal Theatre,
the New Amaterdani Theatre annex.
Bdward CbJlda Cmtpmt&t, author of the
ilaiuid setiea of storles and car
.aa la tha anther of a four-act faree,
?Weddins Beiu prodaoai by Oafrer
aforoece la Loa Anaalea The play wBI
,?. presented later by Mr. Moroeco in thla
j city
! i.iiiian Rice and AngU aroliiaere, of
I ,Tlll, | - pper ' Coaapaay at
|tbi ,;;,,|... Theatre, are ealehratlns to-day
the tenth snnlTeraary of thelr partaar-1
ahlp as ? lancina teeaa. A dinner in
honor of i"" occaeton wlll be gt-.en them i
bv their feUOe ?lancers in the company.
Ifona rlunaerford has been added to
r,?. easl Whlch Wlll present ' Racketty- |
packetty Hooae" al the aoentng of tho i
now Chlldren'a Theatre. The uctress. |
who is EngllBh, made her debul In Smar.,
loa last wlnte with fJertroda Kiiiott la
rring atr. Panmare."
A beneSl ln ald Of the Sprvian Relierj
Fund wlll be held al the Aator Theatre
on Mondaj arenlng, December ht, when j
it Palrbenka gl?aa his performanee
0f "Hawthome of tha U. S. A." The af-l
fair haa been arranged threeeh the effortaj
of lime. Blavao Oroultch, aifa of tha Ser-,
[vuui Charge d'Affalrea ln Loaaaa, ilract
! lng the rclief work ln this country.
Ifay Tally wiu prasaal a new ahatch
,vr tten l y beraalf aad Deaamaa Buiger at
the Fifth Avenue TheatM next week. Its
title Is The Battle t'ry of i-'teedom" and j
.t- | aatlre on Reno divorces.
? The LlfhL" a ;lla>' Wrtttaa by the Mar
quis of Qoeeaaberrr, has been accepted j
for production by tehobertne !iri(1 Leaae.
it deala with fenftlsh court life dnrlne thel
early \cara Of tha lata King BdWOTd VII. j
__-m
PRINCETON CLUB PLAY.
: Tha Prtaeeten t'niversity Trteagla Club
v ,n presenl its annual draaaatk produc?
tion oa Saturday ufterncon and evening. |
Decemher 21, at the Hotel AOtOT. A mu
at( ai eomedjr, "Onea in a Hnaarad Years."
aaa rlbed aa a fantasy in two acts, la the
[ offering. Its book ls the work of two
l meinbers Of the senior class, John A. j
i I.aililu and Cherlai D. Orth! both of this
cltXi and its i renmtattoa reajolreea largej
;<ast of univ<rsity students. Kugene B.
SatiKei 's '" chaxge aa coach of the play ]
, t a
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Frre ariiniaaion 10 tnp Amorteai M'.?um l f i
Natural lllstury an.l the Meiropulltan Jtu
aenin of Ari.
I'.riliry ahaw, New f'.rand central Palare.
ItoataBg of the 1'ortla (*lub, Hottl Aator, 2
I ?
Meetlng of the !>>?laiative I>>aguc of New j
Vork. WaMorf-Astoria, 2 |> Ba.
I'nhll.- hearlng "n the cut ma<!e In budgel by
aloprm<-n. City Mall. 2 p in.
Dinner ?f the New 1 th State Hotel Ataocla ?
iloa, Waldorf Aetorle, 7 i>. m.
Dhtnar of the I'atholic Club for ex prealdent*
<f the club. clubbouse, No. IJO <>ntral Park
>.,utii. analiaf
"I'llgrlin KVxtiva! ' of <'ongregatlonal rhurchea
Ii, MBnhattun aml MroViKlyn f>,r l>?nerlt of
ii,,. Cbngregatlcaal M"m?, at No. 125 Oatps
kvenut, Brookljm, I'ouch Oallery, I'lintcn
avenna. Brooklyn, aranhw.
Dinner of the Laymen'a Aaaoclation of All
Angels' I'arlah, Marie Antoinaite, evening.
rul>ll< iecturpa of the Board of Biucatlon, S:15
D m.: Manhattan - I'ublh- ScbOOl 27, 42d
ftreet ea?t of Thirl avenue, "Yneemlte and
th^ ^ierras,'' Bra> ton C. <'aae; I'ubllc A-hool
M \, tl^ Weal 2>t!i atu?t -Tlie far? of
\'\'r Teetb." 1"" Victon ?' H?ll; Pttblke Sehooi
<!? iv.'h atreet an.l St Nlrhoia* avrnue.
? J.,.. ,,-. r>r. Bruno rto?elli; Public Bobeol
M So' 22s aail S7th street, "N>w York,
Harrior'' Herharl F. iberwo<Hl; Fubllc School
U" Htattr and Liaex Hreeta, ? taT^ Frtsab
Becnaaesw." Dr. charlea r Baraa; Puhiir
School liO. l*V?th atreet, weat of Flfth ave
nu?, 'Tnder the Roof of tt.e World, ' s?m
uel Al(!?n I>rnne; rubl!<- S-hool 110. 1M1
atreet. east of Eignth avenue. "The ft?
e?tab!i?hnier,t of Normal Reiatfona After the
War, ' Dr Arthur M vVoifaon: Pttbltr ScbOBI
Iftfl. I0?*rh atreet and Amatardam a< anu*.
? <iri*jf nnd .N'orweglan MoalC," Mlaa Mar
garet \r:d<>rton; 1,/abor Tem:,!e, Mi ktrte*
and Sei-onrt avenue. ?? 'tty Maglatra'e
Ceurta," Magistrate Orto Kempnar; Public
I.lbrar . Ke 113 Baat P?'.th atraet. ??pietu
raaque Permark,'' Wtlllam F. <'ol!lna: tn
attut* flall. No 218 K;.it lOrtth atr?et. "ln
conaclouaneas." Pr John N Bas?ln
MARRIED.
BA'*ON CRIFFIN--Al the Aineri<-an ""hure1-.,
Rua 'ie Rerri. ParU. France. on *rWa*4a .
lOeeember .", Wentworth ? "ruajer Bgcon t >
Ka'herln* Joy. daughter of the lata Thomaa
K U:imn. of Oeimii. m?
REPFIF.r.P HrNRT At the realdence of the
brlde a parer.ts. No. 47 East 4f?th at.. b\ the
Rev de Laacai Townsend. John ManiflaM
ReJfle'J and Elisabeth l'rentli>a. daughter of
Mr. and Mra. Douirlaa Henry.
Notlcea of marrlagea and deatha mntt aa
ariompanled by fnll name and addreaa.
DIED.
Bryan, Chailotte J Hickev \i aC
chryatl*. Emilv H. Hnauale. .laniea g
Duane, Jamsa M Kenyon. Rebe<va R. T.
Ehrgitt. Nli holsa. Klanbar, Rev. Joarua.
QoaTet. Harrlette W. I.lo'd. Ntsal
Oraela. Arehlhald Ogden, Herbert P
Hageman. Rev. A J. Plnne>. Marla W.
Haviiand. Jainea I. TomklM, I?n? H
Heeg. Frtderlck. fnderhlll. Cleorgt
i
bryan Baaaaalfi Piaaaaaw B, 9W9, Char
lotta J.. daughter of the la'e Joseph an?
Margaie- Hryan Internient prlvate
CHRTaTia Baaaaalr. ?n aradaaaeai Bfeeaa
ber 4. at her l?-e realdence. Hav.Inga -on
Hudson. N. V.. EatUj H . wife of the Ute
wiiiiam Few ChrraUa, ? ^' ?Jf >*?r **
het age. Notlo* of funeral hereafter.
PtAN'K 0* Decemher 2. after a ahort lllneaa,
at hla resldence. No. 10?? KJft ?!>th M . JaniaB
May Puane, ln hla fliW year Funeral ser
vlrea wlll be h?ld at Zlon and St Timothy a
'Imr-h. Weat ."STCi ?: , on TVursdav mornlna,
December B, at u 3u aWecfe. Pleaaa omii
leaara
EHR''<-cTT-On Suaday. Decamher 1. Nlehelaa
Ehrgott, ar Taimouth, S. B.. aft?r a brlaf
lllnes?. Inter-cent at cypresa 1111 la. ai con
\enion??? of fandl).
OOF.l.ET?At her reaiderira. In Faria. [0O>
crvh'r 4 101- H?rriett? Warren doelet.
of the Ihio Roli?rt Goelet and
daurhter of the l?te Oaerg* Henry Warre-.
QRACII Sud.lenlv, In thla dty, on De<-*n-.bet
4. 191S, ?'oion?l ArchlhaM Crarie. ared f4
\eara Funerai Mrrleaa *f t'a!var> ''hurcb,
orner of Fourth ave anl 21?t at . a? 1
e'efnck, on Fridav. pecamber ?. Sreclal
irain wlll Uave Oand Central Ptatlon for
WoodlaWD Cemeterv at 2:45 oMo-k. .
HAC.F.MAN At ^omervllle. N J.. De<-ennber ?,
1012, the Rev. Andtew J Haajeman. a??d .a
yeara Funeral from the Second Reforred
ihur. h. ar BomarvlUe. N I. on Thuradav.
the ftth. at 2:.W o'cloek. Frlenda of the fam
II] are invit-d to attend.
HAVit.ANn On noaamOar 4. 1312, Jame*
Todd Havllnnd. belove,| huaband of Marraft
m ir?|H a: I tOM of parah J. and tha iat#
Jamaa Rnsacll Ha^llani f-.itieral ??rv4c?a al
his late resldanca, No. 12? Kingaten a-a,
Hrook:>n. on Thuraday, December 6. a? a
B. rn.
Bnoaa ?n December 4. 1812. at ?M a m . a?
H, rr-<!,!en e. No \12 ?tuv\eaant ava.,
ataafchra, f*Tadat4a9 iteeg.
Hb'kF.V-Oe Wedneadav, Deeamber 4. 1?1*
a- the naaidaaca of her broth?r-ln lawf. Davld
O Brlen, No t)l Waat 81at ar , New York
< !t-. All-e C. Hbkev.
IIKaDALg \f rittarteid. Maas P?r#mb*r
4 iai2, Jamea H?nrv Hinadale. In tha TPth
>f ln* age. Funeral from his tara
realdence, So M W^nd-dl ave.. on Frlday.
,.. tmbar ?; at S M p 11
KENVON On the ateamihip r-'.n Innati. at
aea \o\emher 27. Kebe. cg Ro?? TownltT,
vlfe of R'-liert N Keinon Funeral aervleg.
on Fridav. I>e<-ember fl. at 10 a m.. at haf
late rastdaaea, Mo, 19 a>at Kd at
KIMl'FR B*ddenljr, on December 8. at his lata
resldanre No 2?> 'Jiamercy ParU. the Ra\
Joaima klrr.ber. for forty-fiv? )?*r" a *?n>a.
tarv of the Domeatic and Forelgn Mlaetonarf
Soctety. ln the 77th year of hla aga. Fu?
neral aervlcea at c'alvary Church. Fourth
ave. and Jlat at.. on Frlday. December f. at
10 o'cloek.
VUBTD Tuesdav evening. December S. iail
after a ahort lllneaa. Ntna Tllghman. wife of
Uaac Ferrii l.lovd. Funeral from her lata
realdence So M ^eat 70th at . FrldaN
mornlng, December ?. at M o'.dwk Intar
meni nt ronvenienfe of fandlv Phlladelphla
and Baltlmore papera pleaae copy.
OGDEN Suddenh. on December 4. 1012. at
hla late realdence. Vo. 2.W ^eat Mth at..
Heroeii B < "gden. In the ttlat year of hla aga
Notic<. of funeral hereafter.
P1NNEY- Marla Wataon. wldow of the lata
Dr charlea H. Plnney. ln her 79th year and
Mh month Funeral at her late realdenea
No lltl Derby gve . Derby. Conn.. on Frlday.
at 2:80 p at
TCMKINS-At her reoldence. No. 7?t Vaa
Huien at.. Brooklvn. N. Y . Pecembar I, 1012.
Jane HBrrlaon Tomklna. eldeat daughter $1
the late F!o>d W. and Ellza Dunham Tom?
klna Funeral aarvke at tha houae. Thurs
dav afternoon at 4 o clock. Interment at
Cheater. N. J , on Frlday.
rNDF.RH.IM>?On December 4. 04or?#. aoi
of the late Ahraham and Ellsa L'ndarhlll,
ln hla ?3d raar, Funeral from tha raal
d^nce of hla hrothar, Edwanl C Fnderhlll
No. BM West ?3d at., Frlday, 10 a. m.
4 1.MKTER1EB.
THE WOODI.AWN CEMETEHT.
23Sd 8t Bv Harlein Traln an<1 bir Trellar
Offlca. ?-'() Eaat 23d 8t., N. T.
l'M)l.HT*KEB4.
ri!4NR K. CAMPBELI.. 241-1 Waat 214
St chapela. PrUate Rooma. PrWata Amaa
Uflcei. Tal. 1324 Chttaaa. j