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WILL ARMVE TO-DAY
She and Count, Coming from
Europe, To Be Guests of Her
Mother, Mrs. Vanderbilt.
C. H. MACKAY ALSO DUE
German Ambassador and Count -
ess von Bernstorff and Miss
Anne Morgan on Same Liner
-M-lls-Lipp-nco.t TrVedding.
Th? Tount anrl Countess T.aszlo
henyl are due to arrive in N'ew York
hoard the Imperator .ftflT a
....... ? thej win po te New?
port to he the gueflti of th.- rounteflfl'l
mother Mrs Vanderbilt ?t The Breakers
Mrs VanderblH returned from Kurope a
fortnlghl flgfl Othfln on beard the Im
pirntor are riaren<-c H Mackay, the Oer*
man Ambassador and CounteH VOn BflTn
sturff. IflM Anne Morcan. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel H. VfllenUlM, Mr. and Mrs Fred
erk de ZaMo and Mr and Mr*. John A.
King
Miss Eiizabetb gchuyler Mllla danghter
ot Mn gchuyler Mllla, of Pelham Manor.
y t wiii hfl BMrrled te Joaeph wharton
Ul pimotr. son of Mr. and Mrs J.
ram Uppmcott of Phlladelphia. this
afternoon In Chrtfll Church, Pelham
? ? or The brlde aill ba attended bj her
- itei Mlaa Bwanor Mllla, ?? nudd al
.. and the hrtdflflmaidfl will Bfl Mrs
Holland JflWfltt, Mlflfl AflflM <'o.-kle. Miss
Thelma Vmlett and Miss Marianna KiP
plneett Manj gumti from thta city and
, , | . trin wHneM Um ceremony. |
which wlll be faOowed hy a reccption at|
thi bome of the bride's mother.
The marriace flf Miss l.uria Adele
rtarry. rlauchter bv a former marriace of
Mrs ilouverneur Morris Carnoehan, fld
this erty, ta John R. Tborndlke, of Daa*
ton, WUl tak.- pla.ee this afternoon in
Oraefl Church A receptlon arffl follow- at
?he Wta-Carltoo.
The last of two eveningi "f muflli and;
dancing arlll hfl gtvfla lo-nlght in tbe
Town Hall at [rvington, N V Gnc-g'
lei Ofltfl" wiii be produced by tho,
orsi opera Company, and afterward
rhe^e arlll be supper. followed by gener-il
i ;? -? ommittee In charge of thej
taiament toeludM Mrs Ddwln OouM, |
Mrs .lohn D Rockefeller, Jr.. Mrfl J Al*
let) Townsend. Mrs 3 Bverli Maey. Mrs.
Hcward CarroB and Mra. Mehhior F.
Beltahaover
Dr. and Mn James W. Mark.-. Misf
Annette Markee and Louis N. Wetmorfl
1 ave arrlved in town from Ondaora. their
country place at Highland Falls. tt. T.,
and are at the Hott-1 Ootham.
Mr and Mrs William OreeiM Roelkflf,
pf Oreene 9arm, Kast Oreenarteh, R. ...
arrlved at Um Hotel Gotham ytsti-rday
ar.d w iu ]. mall over the wi ? h-i
Mrs. Jamei BtUoU and her _on. I'erc.v
PailOtt havi arrive,1 ln town from
Brian llff Manor and are at the Hotel St.
};, ..-is for the winter.
Mn H B Hollins ar.d her daughter,
Mflrion Hollins. hav,- returned to
tpwn from ihe gouth and nre at the Blta*
Carlton.
Mn Boberl A gaada and Mtai Kath-I
arine I Banda who returned from Burope I
week, hav, opened their house, No.
iai Mth itreei
Mr. and Mrs 'J Loulfl Boissevain, who
sr.ent th< summer at Murray Bay. Que-i
flrtn bfl fll No M Paik avenue for;
the wint'-r.
nt Paui ri< Vallombreae ha_? Brrlved
i n from the Weal and ll at the Blta*
i ar.ton.
Mr and Ml Rll lell Hopkin.* and thelr
1 orn ? month Ago, bave arrlved 'n
the c ? ngtoi nd are al th*
Hotel St. Bfl
Mr and Mrs Loulfl Haight will ?.pend
the wirtet at No. 117 Kast 61st street
Mr and Mrs Henry A C. Taylor have
arrlved in town from Newport and are
at th*. Waldorf-. ? I foi I ibOTl stay.
?'!-:? Darta is m tha clty from
Kearpon and h at thfl Hotel St Regis
? ter in Kgypt
M:s Ifl r. lintOfl Ciav. who returned i
fron. eaterday, bas foiaed her]
ind, Judge John < linton Oray, at ,
Bogfi when they win
UM vv later
Joaeph PuHtaer wlll return to
toari ? m White gulphur Spnng"
W Va
.Mr and Mn mflgtk Palmer.
flf Marrtetown, N J.. wiii gtve a recep*
..r thfl Morris ('ounty
Chih te hfltreduefl their daught'-r,
H?-ien Campbell Palmei The d<
nte wiii be ??lflt fld in reeetvtag by
Mis* Bhaaheth MeVlekar, Miss Kdith
- miss Charlattfl gtrong .<n-i Miss bn*
mn in..
Mrs gtephen uYhltaey, who
spent th?- summer nnd earlv fall at Ber
-ville. N. J . saded tor Kurope yes
OB loard the Olnctnnati
Ridnev J I'olford. Jr., has arrlved in
town from Newport and Is at the Hot'!
St. K- .
.verneur Kortnght wlll rerurn
lfl New Vork on Sunday from White Sul
phur Sprlngs, W. Va
Mr and Mrs Krncsto O. Kabhrl wlll
arrive ln the citv on Saturday from Bar
Harbar, where they spent the summ'-r.
Mr and Mr. .'haries Plflgfl Perln sailed
for Burope yesterday on board the Cta*
dnriati to apead the winter abroad
AT NEWPORT.
[By Tetaflrapfl t* Tbt Trtauai |
Newport, Oct. tl.?-Mta, Vanderbilt gave
a luncheon at The Breakcrs this after?
noon
Mrs. Ch-riflfl M. Oeirlchs la i-onaldering
loing tfl gwttaarlaad thls winter. She
will visit her sliter. Mrs. T. A. HgVg*
meyer.
The Newport Caslno wlll close for the
?flflflflg on Krlday.
Mr. and Mrs. I_?onard M Thomas have
flone to Philadelphia.
Mr and Mrs Peter r> Martin wlll re?
turn to New Vork thls week
Mrs Burke Itcc.it: haa returned from
New Yotk Ur Kim Court. where rhr wlll
ftay foi several Week*I
Mr B?d Mrs OeorRe 'Jordon King will
return afl November 1. 'o Jh* r N< w Ymk
home.
Mr. nnd afra Arnoid Hagrue have eloaed
tha ir hrrme here ari'l kfl f'" VWaflhlagtOO
for tb, winter
Mis Mnrnan. after a v sit with her sis
Iter, Mrs Charlea H Baldwln, has returned
Jo New Vork
Narnu- 1 !' Barpei and Mlaa UarRer will
ehise Bdns Vltta to*morro~ They return
tr. ttgm tork f,.i th<- winter,
Mrs Lorillard Bpencer, Jr., is in N'ew
Tork
WEDDING INVITATIOiMS OUT
Several Hundred for Sayre
Wilson Ceremony.
'rrom Tie Trll.iine I: itWBV 1
Waahlngton, Oct lt Invltatlona for
Ihe wedding of Miss Jeeaifl WoodrOW Wii- I
son and I'tawis B. Sh; re, which will tahfl
pla'e nt thr- Whlte Houafl rti (alOVa?BDOl '.
2~>, have ln ? n recelved at the Whlte Hooaa
Bad will ln senl out soon Judglng from
tht numher, the eoveted itt/.e will rea'li
aeveral hundred gt.rsts. but, ef couraa
many of them will go to the rglattves 8l
the Preetdenl and Mrs \\ _ nn and thos.'
of the brldegroom*eli. t
The Cabinet.
Becretar) r.f the Treaaun if being
rratulated upon the hirth of a grand'
daughter, the ehlld <t htr. and Mra.
Charlea Taber _artln, of rn scott ail>. I
Mrs. Martin is the elder daughter of Mr '
M Adoo
The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs j
Lane h.-.ve gen* to Nea York to apend
sa-v eral da) <*
The Diplomat.c Corps.
After arrlvtng la New Fort to-mcrrou
morninu from Burope the J'.erman Am
boaaador and Counteaa roa Hernstorfr ara
expected t> v isi* then foi ?,, daj or ?"
thelr son. Counl Uunther von nernstorff,
and th,- relatlvefl of Counteaa vo.r Bern
Btorfl, anrl COOM tfl WuhingtOn thr last of
the week
Mijot von Herwarth, Oermari military
attache, has gone to th?- Virglnia Ho'
Sprlnga to remain over Bunday, hut i x
i e* ta to return in ?ime ttr meet thr- am
haagadot
The Mlni.Mer of Argentina anrl Mme
Naon are entertalnlng i'r. Manuel E Hai*
?'ian, who waa formerlj Bral Becretary
and frequently <\v.,rg(- d'aiYalrea ol th"
Argentln* Leg ttirm, hut who haa Just t>ee ,
appolnted AiLrcntine Minister to Veneauela
and Cotombla Mme Malbraa and her
? ?< an w ith him I>r. and Mrs
Malbraa wen br-th well knowa _ Waah?
lngton BOClety, Their Iittlr son. MgniMl
i. Malbran, fr., wai born in thla i Itjr.
The) Wlll be guests at the new Al*g< ? | Q*
Legatlon for another week.
Baroa Ewledlnek, rounoellor ar.d chargti
d'alfairea of Aiialila llnagaii. I
turned to Waahlngton fn-m New Xorfc,
where b. wenl on Baturday. Baron>ai
Zwledtnek and their two chiidren who
landed m Nea v*>ik from thr *>orge
Washington ? ?mpanied him
io ih*- capital, and are at th*
IMh Btreet, whlcb be baa leaaed (bi th ?
season
In Washington Society.
.Miss I 'orothv Imr ? ,,r, Qatl vv....,:
t*r of Medtcal Mirertor Jamea Duncan
Qatewood, 1 S, N. and Mrs OatOWOOd,
was married tius afternoon at th* home
?f hai parenta to Lieutenanl Earl North,
??. i:.'. Herbert Beotl Bmlth
offlcUitlng. Tiu- avenl waa planned to tak*
plaee lo-morrow ln Bl Margaret'i Church,
an*i several hundred Invltatlona bad beea
i.-suel, hut thr sU'lden and serlou- illn*-?s
or Mrs Tlolieit rjHtewr.od, r,f Norfolk, Va.,
thfl crHnrlmother of the brlde hasten?-'I the
marriage, and Dr Qatewood lefl Wash
lagton thla aftarnoon, Immediatel; after
r h- ?. romony, foi t- ? ol bia
mother
Mra. Richard n Towneend wlU ?<iurn
to Waahtngtoa in November, and wlll open
? '.us* in Maeta* huaetti avenui
thr- winter. Bhe apenl tbe aummer abre I
Mrs Roben W, McNeel) wife of Lleu?
tenant Coramander McNeely, U. B N., en?
ed al lut" beon to-day foi Mrs
.'harles rt Howrj and hei bouae guaal
Mrs. Benham, of Florida
Mr. and Mrs Sidnev Williams hf* e .*?
tumed from Vork. M? , whera tn* i npent
tbe Bummer.
Lieutenanl J'oir.n*-: Qeorae r Ocmney,
V B A who has been Ordered t' QO*
ernor*! Irlend, after fiv,- yoan' dutv in
Waahlngton, win leave here. aceompanlod
ii> Mrs Downe] and theii family, on
Priday, They will live in New York Clty.
IN THE BERKSHIRES.
.. Tolegragli lo Th* i rti ?
I_Bioa Oei b\ Mr ar.<i Mn Henry i
ParH'm.- and Mr. and Mrs .1 Oraham
Paraona havei eloaed thelr Btoekbrldga
cottage. and hav. rei rned to Nen Tork,
Mrs .'harles Stuar' WllOOn, who BM
beea paflng Jh*- Beaaon wltb her parenta.
Mr. and Mrs Wllllam E Doana, ifl
Btockbrldge, hai gone to Noa fort Bhfl
will sail for England On Saturday
Mrs .1 Fredcrtr k has aWIM tO NeU fort
to rneel Mr. ami Mrs. Haydea C
on theii return from Europfl
Mr and Mr.-. Wllllam Adams, of LaW*
renr- . Long laland, and Mr and Mt
i.ouis s *;???? -aleaf, of Albany, ar< al Jhe
Curtia Hotel.
Mis Richard Auehmuty etooed thr n*,r
mera to-da)
flevelanrl Tlleelovv nnd MlM Bdltk
itar.gs. arho hav.- been vtatting Mr. and
aorga Wlathrop Foleoin. aavegone
to Boateei
MISS BATES A JUNE BRIDE
Parents, Who Were Away Then,
Set Nov. 15 for Reception.
Mt and Mrs Charlea Auattn Balaa, of
No. lor Rlveretda Drlva hava sent oul ln
v itatlons for ? wedding re> eptlon on No
vember II for thelr onljl daughter. M?M
Bargarel laitaa. and riedortck Arthur
Ooddard son ef Mr. aad m.s Frank <io.i
dard, Of this dty. Tha marriage J""k
paaea on June M ifi Jhe Church of th
inHinablna bt Kast illtb atreei
The engagemerrt wns announced early
in June, an*i thr wedding araa to tak*'
plaee thla month, but th- young Boupla
declded Jo be matried r,n the dav that
Mr -md Mra TJiites lefl fOT thelr * amp In
ihe lillionilaikB There waa no oirjiosi
tloa to the marriac*. After Ihe wedrllng
r*r. rt ton Mr. and Mts Qoddard will mak
thelr home at No III Rlvernide DrtVfl
WILSON 3ACK IN CAPITAL
washington. < ?* t ML- Preeident Wilaon
returned to the capital at 18:88 o'elocb !'?
niKht from Mohlle and went immrdutely
to the Whlte Houae.
The I'rexident had nothing to aa.v about
Mex.ro
APPOINTED TO SAN DOMINGO.
Washington. O.t _, I 'harles M Al
hr.M-ht. former vl<e-<onsiil and deputy
OOM-1 general at Hariplona an*l lat, lv- on
dutv ut th>- siaie Department, has been
M,"i>oiiit* d coniaular iiK*"nt iti the *'it> of
Santo Iifiinlngo and will sail for his post
on Saturdav. The .State laepai-m. nt's
ir.test ndvicea are that eomplete tr,-, , i
litv has been r?sto:ed ln tht Dominican
rvpublli
***_____%
I"I1X ITIIUP EULL
OLD FAMILY SCIONS WED
Major Kill and Miss Carroll
Surprise Baltimore Society.
? [j -.. Ttl? TrlbBl
BfllUman, r"'t ?? Thi marriage of
II ? B mnne Howell Carroll, daughter of
tb. Int-- J Hoarell 'airoii. to Major John
I'hlllp Hill Unlted Btatei Dtfltrict Attor?
ney. took place thli morning al Oraafl
nnd Sr PfltflT*! Protestnnt Kpiseopal
Church Mr- I'nrroll. the mother of tbe
brlde; Mrs Tuck'-r ?'arroll. ? her grand*
mother, ?nd Mn Ouy gtede, of Weat*
.-. ? ' brldi 'i nunt. i en. the only
attendente
Mr. mn rame t<> tbe ehureh iwenty
Uli bride witb his brother,
Bancrofl Hill, ahe lerved beel man,
and they ml ln the neaiij imptj church.
Tbe bride || a llnefll des-c.-nda nt of
' i 'arrotlton, an.i is ie*
late.i through hei motbei I I ? oldeet
nnd most repreaentaUvi famlllea h l
country. Major Hill la thi mn ol .'haries
T Hill He is n d.s-en.laut of -
Ebeneaer Banci I ?'
a member of tin gocietj -?( the Clnctnnatl
>ie li ;, membei of th. Maryland Club, of
Ball re; the Meti
York, and thi Metropolitan Club, of
Waahlngton
Tb.- almpllcit) of the weddlng wa
to the recenl death of Mrs. Oraften Da*
lany Uo. grandmol ir of
Mrs Hill.
The marriage ti thi cllmai of ? m*
?
return oi M;.* Carroll and h.-r mother
after a long realdence ln I ? ;? li wa*
last May thfll theli flogflgnrmenl w_.s
formaiiv announced end the nu
looked forward to ln Jum Then
nemeal and
?tarted
r.t was broken <,ff.
?
ind the datt oi tha n
, bm _??? ., umph ti
MEYER?THWEATT.
.Miss LOUiM i'.it- I IW TbW1 '
t.i oi Alexaodw gtephem Thwcatl ft.
ti?i Baalaea pa-*-. nger agent or the
Bouthern Railway, '?as aavnied laet nlght
in the Nottl
fltnel mi Bra da to Oi
m- i ? ? ..; Philadi ipi, , ; n lot.i Mai aay
performed thi ceremony. Mrs gamoel J.
a.1* ,1 -tron ??' bonoi ;.i,ii thi
four brtdeemaidi wera Helm
Thweatl and MIm ith Thweatt,
llaten ol thi bride; Miss Lhm ???? Helm
Martin and MIm Ottllii Btelnhllbei
tban Meyer brotbi bridegroom,!
w.is i.i it ii...? a receptlon followed In
tbe bome ot thi bnd. I | No. Mfl
"ib sti.-.-t. .\ir aad Mrs M-- . r
will sa;l to-da | for i iuiopi
STARK ?MAHONEY.
?
paaaal . N J., Ocl M MIm garah Cur?
ran Mahony, daughtei ot i
W. Mahony, of thta dty, wai married thta
.-. ? ing to Alfred W. Btark, ol No Bl
BouU-var.l lo i bl Rll .lohn I > I lonovan,
Of New Voik Cltj Tb.- . . r. m-'iiv look
pia..- iii thi reetor] of Bl Nl
Roman Cathollc Church, Waihlngton
Plaee, aad wai fo lowed b ., receptlon at
tb.- n.-w bou,.- ot thfl couple, thi Belnord
Apartments, No tt Howi avenue
TURNBULL?SPARHAWK- JONES.
Parla, Oci M The weddlng took placi
bera to-da-. of Mii ? baah
.ioi,. and Bayard Turnbull. Mlaa Jone*
is tha daughtei o1 Um lati Rev. J gpar*
bawk*Jopei i Preabyterlan mlntater who,
for a i imi. yean i'-.is |;,;.(,,i uf Cal*
rarj Preebyteiian Chureh In Loeuet
?enei Phlladolphta Mi Turnbull is the
?on ot Mi and .Mrs Leurrenci Turnbull,
ot Baltlmore Tbe brMi an.i bridegroom
wiii pa.-- theli honeymoon la Burope, re*
turnlnfl to America about Decembai l
CAMPAIGN COMMENT.
Tbe report thal Murphj li to raUra i
laadei of Tammanj al Um and of the
year has onl) MM ObJeetlonaMfl f.-uture
Why the d.-tav | gj rai I ' 11. rald
"Tammanj an.l Murphy" it's a hot
combine, for Murphj itaada for lhm*
many and Tammanv itandi f<>r anythlng
from ragfl to rugfl, from bills lo bulllon.
from ti.-sb tish te salt riiie kcrel that
Murphy atanda foi -Phlladelphia Inqulrei
"Murphy tO retire" Whenev.-r <-rokcr
was hard preaaed ln a eampalga, his im
pendi'iK r. tu. rnerit was regUlflrly an
oouBoed.*?Beeton tu-raid.
People ar. beglnnlnfl tf> underatand arhy
Mr. Murphy thmks that Jodgl McCflll
would ba tha beal Majror "f Naw YorU
he has ever hu.l Phlladelphia LedgOT.
Mitchel certalnly has McCall on Um run.
lt is too late for thfl latter to withdraw,
but it s.-ems that ?o f;,i as a polituai
future in NflW Vork goeo, it might haVfl
been weU if McCall bad told Murphy le
?hOOl when be .b-manded McCall should
mak. tie- Tammanv run f,,r Mayor M.
.'all last Iprtng eald he would not tak.- fl
noinli.utioii for Mayor if ? pistol was al
bis head PiiivuI. ie - News
Judfce Mc all has OTgantafld an A nariias
Club of bis own Krom thls dlstan.e tt
appears sin^ular that tiiat man has been
nilsimderstood I" flo many persons ?
Booneater Heraid.
GERARD TO SEE KAISER TO-DAY.
Herlin. i>ct M - Jamea W (Jerard, the
new Amerlcan Ambassador to ii.rm.ny,
is to Bfl reci-iv. d bv Kmperor Wllliam to
morrow, Whflfl he wlll present hls creden
tials and lntroduce the Awretarl's and
naval and milltary attach^s of the em
baaay.
I. HOFMANN'S RECITAL
A Multitude Hears a Master
Play.
LISZT'S B MINOR SONATA
The Greater Charm of Less Im
posing Works.
Mr. feaef Hattanna made Llaat'a aonata
? B mmo; the clltna terh- feature of the
radtal whb b ba gave ta Ca ? ? - ? Hall
yeeterda) afternaaon. it araa the eulmlna*
tion o' lus BcMeven?.nta from the pianis
iic point ol rlew, thougb probably far
irom thal from .* purel) muatcaL lt
Beenaa to <>e a d .tv arhleh aralBha more
,,r ,. mg oppieaalvel) apon every great
-. i t oao t<* maeter Um techalcal dlB.
cuJtlee "f tha aaAraordinary work it ifl
certainli thai and -r- the cognoi-ontl
bia laterpretetlon *>r Ita contonta Thut
piows tabor done, it resta wlth the eog*
nosretiti to maki up tbeli aalnda whether
or not thev have haii a good time Irre
m . n\e ,,f i,ii other ronsi'l'r.-u!on!>. lt la
geneiall. fl I.e ! lh: I tii* | ha Ve hc ri
tad m wl.it they know to have
heen a greal m?-thanlcii and Intelleotuai
f.ai ir an tnecrutable PravMenca baa
cloeed their ears aad bouIa to the tran*
Bcendent beautka wblcb Llaat'a devoteea
percelve in it. manj ol them are yet
wllling io approacb .t aa tha atotted
pagaa dld bia 1?i<?i - knowing that H i?
uciy. they rei feel thal K ik gr.-at; and
the) pay tribute te tha maatei who haa
BuctoeaafuUy broken its seven n*.-als.
it i.? exceedlngty *i" ibtful if evar ?
planlal pleaded lu eauaa mora etoquently
thaa Mr iiofmanti dld yeaterday or with
greater dmn.tv. He <lid not try to over
wivim bia Itatanera wltb thundeenua
Bound nor wheedle them wltb aea*?mental
murmura; bul what riaritv af utteranea,
rontinence ami IntegrH) ol atyle and a
? fly, well potaed proi-Umation iiiuld do t*i
:iake the nonata's messige elear he dld.
An audience that eroarded the large room
cave him rapt atteatloa and thundered
its admlratJon when bfl had done* but it
la a. ha t likely thal 'he tmpre?ston8
whleb llngered tangeet, moal deUghtfully
B8 ? vvith warme-t affection in the
when the i'm long afternoon waa
OVer were tho*. which had .v. cnvita-d
b) lomposilions r.f b vnsllv dlfferent
eharactei bj Beethoven'a ''a\__bttlejua"
tor Inatancg. la arhleh tha evaagel
ol i" etic beauty araj proctalg?d tn a
i-oiee that was all-eompelllng m Cboptn'sl
K flat nii.Kii polonalae, iii arhtek Mr Hof
mnn*. reujured op h pagaa nl af gheetlyl
? iry, with knichtv ai.'i iwMea bll
mdave plottlng and tnnttering
r revoH in bated breath, or even |
ln ih- P Bharp mtnor fantaela nf mraha
Pelli Mendelaaohn, whom tha* piayerr.
Rublnati ll ' ' ? ' "fraid lo
I ? ? ? tronn ln
-. old faehkM ? rare, they
. Khlbiti
The reC?al wa* a trlumph for the per
. . . *,,,m begtnalng ??? ? nd .?<? ?' emfl
eatended to an inordlnate length hv tha
.,...- ipon a
? ipplam* nta enterti
wblcb would allow them to erowd down
to thi platform Th* oncarrl rlver who
..'. ttie w.iv in reboklng thlfl
custom win win i ? of all
.,!??? 11 I. K
FEEBLE LYRIC TRAGEDY
Purcini's "Tosca" at the Cen
tury Opera House.
.,..,. ?,, ... ;-, ^ ia ... dlatiib ited
ai ihe Centur) Opera Houae last nlghl
a't. r ti v ra I ad
., BtlUgg- w:th PUJ I Inl'a
- . ? , ?? muale ge-Mrall]
nerve racklng ai **a ? 'ir'
-..tion Of
sar-ir.u s ?**? tion, ti_i ? - akllflil la*
ntaltati and ? n lniaglnatlv? end
i ??inl ; tor aeci '
charm ol ."??? kind to the muale. Theea
requlrementJ ware feeb ? met Mr ctial
? ,,: l:.,r..n S. ai pla with the Mir
a, h!, g of a I '".n'.li'e Samp-'O'.
tmeden leaned an arm oo a aofa
and sung pleaae atl) to Chalinera at tea,
whn nad noi frlghtened her much Aa lot
Mr Klngaton, ba broughl bark wtmortea
of tbe daya when opera ta Bnglial toked
and aounded Ll?4 an ? apeiiinenl
tiurs 'iti- reel was -hiefiv impotencfl
i4eneea aml ? palnt il revi tatkra af
thi tnesalllame whlrh BSlBtfl betWOOn
italian melody and proaalc Sng*
ii. i, worda whea Ihe worda were uahap*
plly IntelHalble. _H i: K.
VIOLIN AND VOICE
?
Interesting Recitals by Florcnce
Austin and Florcnce Hinkle. _
V,, itan Hall houaed two eow arto rea
tarday, and al both ol Ihem therfl were
| , ,?! -i/. ii a'i'lli nr <-s ln th'' gfternOOfl
thera was :* new reerull tr. tha army ol
.toUnlata who are prepaiing te deeeend
ipon ttiis ri, lenealeaa town Tha ai a
. < nn- wai Mtea Klorenci A?attn, arho
.;.eeili.lv mad. It eMrl.nt that Nrw Yi.r-k
baa beard botk better and worao vioim
..*- Mlaa luetln proved, al any rat.-.
lhal uh*' is a player *.f Intefllgenea ami
?-.,, ,?, v, |or Ol i onsHlerahl* technlca'
facillt] Bhe piaved generally in thaa
and bet ton.. If not UUrgfl or unusuallv
warm, ??* rtear in tha WlenUiwakl Con*
,eit<> it ii mlnoi ahi look advantage of
the opportunlty glven her for the fents
of the Yirtunso and flnBOrgOd 00 tlu- whole
with eredM li cannot ba aaM. bowever,
thal any when ta bai programme *im ght
Indulge m fllBhts of the lmaitinallon. nor
dld she probe any blddCB depths To be
fair to her. her programme Kave bflf nr
swi'ii i-baaee, eenolBtlng, i>esiden the een*
earto, Of n autta ln Q mln'ir, hy K. lt.es
aad a number of fborter number* The
Budlenefl was warm ln HS apprer lativ.- dls
playa
in the evenlng Mlaa Pioranee Hinkle,
who I" lat from being ? striitiger to the
New York enn* .-rt-go'ni; publi* , gave lo
her many gdinllOfg a ch.ince la hear lur
la a ptograaiaBa of sontn. miss iimkie
la lutter known to the oratorio and oon
earl workh timn ?he is ta the mor- |n*
timatr provlie e she inva*led last night.
I?lt ght alrundanilv proved that her art
,s tbere, tao, aquall) ayatefuL The charm
and fuahneea of ber roloe, its ampie ear
rylng povvr and her a*lmlrahle schooling
hav. often beea BB*okaa af ?ith plaaanre,
and th*' gava pteaaUN aaaln last night
Bapeclalt) ***** *o*A "''r'' lehuberfa
??PrUhllngagiaube" and h\^ "Laehoa und
U'elnen." the former icin? giv.n wlth an
exquisite teudflrnflOB aad OM latter wlth
1-tchmg humor. As a ulnnet of lieder
Miss Hinkle. lt l? to he hoped. wlll oe
h..?r,| aooa and ofien. Handel'a Tlun
aare Sarte Mi?." witn wn,ch tnt' VTO'
graa_aa agonad, and PnvoeB- "?'ome
Into These Y*:iow BaaatO" were botn
glv.-n with preat spirlt and breadth of
Ktyle. Klaa Hinkle sang other numbers
bv S'humann. I-i**'- Hrahme, IVbusfl.v.
Mafcitenet. and al?-> a group of English
aensa. The audience fj - one of unutual
diMlnction.
ETHFJ. BARRVMORF AND F. HENRY EDWARDS
IN ?TANTF."
E
In a Dramatization of Anne
D. Sedgwick's Novel "Tante."
A GREAT PIANIST SATIRIZED
Mr. C. Haddon Chambers Con- ,
structs a Somewhat Frail but |
Genuinely Amusing Comedy.
?Tant^. ' | eomedy, by C BflddOB
Chamhera from th.- novel by Anne
Doagtai gldgallh The Kmplre Th.-atr*.
THK CAST
Bedimi Okraskl . 'T_n'?l i:th*l Itarrv rnor?
Cbarlef
rtani Llppbelm willUm iruo-r*.,,!,
-,i. | il.-nry Edwardi
. Kir*' *] i.Hfimri' * in Ancri. m
K_r-n Wo..-lr,>fY BlleM Van W.ti
'Klrs: atipearHne* In An
Mm TlleMI 1.1/..I* Hufl-M t'olller
.... Mah<?l Ar' hd-.ll
MIm - -,.tt,,n .. . Ilaia?? Wrtjfhl
Vl.keri. .Fnink M B
m, .IVaaCM l_mdy
MlM Hnrrvmore returned to the Kmplre
Theatn last evenlng after an absence of
..-v.r.il leaaona. and was jcreeted with af
te, tlenatc warmth bv an audience ejatte
U much Inteeeated ln Miss Hnrrymore
h-rself as ln wbal sh<* Mlghl appear ln
?JthOUgh manv had doubllege read the
novel from whbh C. H.iddon Chambers
bas made hls plav
Tius novel was Anne Doilgtflfl gfldg*
wh k s "Tante." a storv of a frreat pianist.
Um tradltlanal irrande ertlete," brouRht
mi ai, Hattory and eduletlea, alwajra a.-t
lltfl a part. ai.d arlth a c.paritv for fool
liiK other p< ople onlv e,|,ialled bv h<-r , ..
p.oitv to tool heraetf a satin.- plctun of
her e?fo,sms Mld thi amusement and
troubU si,.- cauecd ln her curious Uttli
world.
\ plav mual stand on Its own feet in
ib theatre. of courae, and take its
witb tb.- average audience, who
.-arinot be OXpeeted t,. know whether the
.iMtb.ir not hls material from a book or
duir lt out of his own head, Merely by
waj d uadentflndlng what h.-r a.iapt.-r
and MIm Barrymora had to worh fiom,
however, tt mav bl said tbat the pianist.
M Okraaka, was thfl daiiKhter of a
Pollflh milfllc mast.-r who ran awir, witb
bis piipll, a beautiful N'ew Orleans Crflfltfl
she was a ilumbflrlng voleana, soft and
enchantlni wImb at peaoe, bat a ereatun
of manj and tempafltuoui mooda Mtai
gedgwlch thus deflOflbflfl her early ln the
storv
Sb. was a WOUMM of foity-eiKht. of
an ample. thOUgh still beai.tiful. flirure
Her goarlng drem of white broeade made
t.,n|,t to empress, to flllfltaln <>r t-'
,,. No une could sav that a
v* ..rn.iii who flfeod as she did. wlth the
port of a goddflflfl the small head, BM*
jeatlcallj polmd ovflt nu h ibouldfln and
?UCh | breast Wai i.r'tttriK fat; jet, no
,,n.- could denv tbat there was a rc.lun
.:.-.! v She BUbJugatad nnd she
?ppealed H.r adoren w.-re dlvlded b<
tw..n rhe longlng lo lle down under her
t.-.t nnd tn t'ni.i ber proteettagly In thelr
arms Tlie whole iiudlenc- was for
her or,.- vasr heart of adoration. on>- lixed
faea of half bv'pnotlze.l ten.l.rn.aa."
There nre mar.v words ln fh> ordlnnry
ROVfll and pl.-nf. of time. and ln for ?
Pagfl *-'?' ,s r.-a.-bed thfl reader goubtlefll
know? Mme i .praska and understiinds
her perfectly, There are few word* Ofl
the fltagfl nnd no tlme to stop atul <\
plaln tblriRs a dlfference between a book
and ii plaj beeed on ? look. whleh has
perhnpi b' ''ti often eiMUgh set fnrth an,;
il must be Cflnfflflmd thit for tWfl acts. at
least. of Mr Chnmb.rs s play thfl flflflC*
liter has to take ll for Rranted th.:t
MflM Opniska Is flUflh flnd flUCh ? person,
rather than se?- her .hnta.ter expr.-s_.-d
in actlon on the staK>
He t-athers that flhfl ll I pianist and a
peraaaage. seitisb and etvea to .-rocodiie
smiles nnd tears. but of any ba.kKround,
anv- soll.litv and warmth there ln llttle o
nothing. Nor did Miss Harrymore asslst
verv much in this part of the story; In?
deed. she rather did the other thing. wlth
ber frflfljUflnl way of not urtiiiK the pHr. .-n
much as standinjc outslde it, so to speak.
and Joinnik' wlth her audience in Hghtly
deprecatlng its quaint hypocrtatefl and
?mlllng at Its humors. ln these two
early scenes the admlrable unronselous
ness atul thorouKhKolnR workmanlike
fashion in Whleh Charles Cherry played
the part of the matter-of-fact younfl
Knulish harrlster, Ureiiorv Jardlne-a
very fiapathetlfl part, to he sure?was
about the only solid thinj* the audience
had to hold to
Toward the close of the third aet, how?
ever. where Tante. on tin,lln* that
iJieRnry Jardine is getting the better M
her, promptly and wlth perfect grac*
drops laintmg on the sofa. and a momenl
later ls told by her falthful but unde
eerved aM walehdeg; Mrs. Talcott. to get
up. and does aet up?here Miss Harrvmor.
rsd her chance and accepted It skilfully
8he got Into the part at last. and th?
scene between the two-the spoiled artist
I half foollng horeelf wlth her own wllw,
. nd the Cgnay old companion. terse, wise
and not fooled at all ended delUhtfully.
H.re was real' haracter plajr, something
f,,, Mnn Akraaka to da and for tbe au
..,,. -.,;?! |fiu Bam mon aaa
charming, nnd thi dry humor of Mra Tal?
cott codW Mareely have been better put
thar, it WU bv Mrs. UggU Hudson Collier.
it wa* Mta bk" thta whi.h madfl up
what was on the whole a very likable
intertalanu nt Thera wai another Bcarea*
lv- ic.s entflrtalnlng In the brueh between
Tant. a,,,i the aderlag nn.l abeurd llttle
Miss S.rott.-n. ln which Miss Scmtten.
witb h.-r Battery end pMBtng, arttatk shop
talk flnd s'.rne llttle vvlles ??f her own
rnool flmufllngly played hy MIm Haidee
P/rlght?quarrelled al last with her deity
an.l was sent awav, but went wlth ban
nera II
A po. t. .-namored f?f Mme. Akraska,
also flUPPlled a llttle mild amusement
and Introduced a new voung Knirllsh
flCtOT, B Henry Kdwards. to the?eshores
Those who ixpeel lo find in MlM Harry
morfl'l Mme. Akraska anv v.-ry penetrat
. ing or IllBB-lnatlag study of artistie
egotom, such as the novel mav have
achieved, will be disappointed. but
"Tante'' offers ? very pleasant and
am i-irii,- ev'-nlriK. nev ertheless A lt.
?
; "MISS PHOENIX" TO MAKE DEBUT
The angagement of "The Lova Lfleeh"
al Hm Harrta Theatn aill and Saturday
night. On Mondav '.he ghUbflTtfl will
Mi-n I'boenix,' ii farce by Al?
bert l.ee The cast Includes Anr Mur?
doek, Maude K.-iowlton, I.enore I'helps,
PaaHlM flon.-i. Jaaa Morrow. I'nnwav
Henry Mortiaaore, Robert Maak*
ey. BOA Henrlcks. Ivan .Simpson. A B.
li.inbj and T. Tamaoto.
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POLAIRE TO PRESENT PLAYLET.
Mil.-. Polalra ha? been angaged by L?w
l'u-lcs to flppear at tbe |4th Street Music
Hall She wlll be seen in a new sketch,
I. \'.sir--ir." arlth ler owa ompany.
which Includei Edgar Becman trom tbe
Vaudevllle Theatre. Parts. Mlle 1'olaire
maln in "Le Vlalteur" for two
-!,- hall and tben with
(,,.-? compan} wlll to on tour under the
dlrectlon <??; Comstock i Oeat
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THEATRICAL NOTES.
T>e flroman'i National Theatre wiu
>.,,: - ?- ftaal meeting ->f the aeaaon at its
room*. No 14 Eaal Bd street. to-morrow
afternoon
Theodore rrtabua is to play tb.- Iead in
?Tii.- Modern Cttrl." hy Kuth Rwhard
son. soon to be produced in thls clty.
"HallOWeefl Might" la anr.nunc.-d as an
othot of tb-- f.-atur.. "Nlghta tn Bo*
hemla" nhlch take plaee ovarj weok at
ti - JardUi da Danaa
H.-ury \rthur Jones's "Mlchfll 1 nnd His
l.ost Angel" wlll b.- glvaa io-night by
Mma Harriet I.aba.ln under the ailflptcei
American Ptajrgoen at tl.e Bflffce
|| J Tbe. ' '?
Huge ilaronard'fl naa vaudevllle aet in
whi. b be and liis wife. Hlossom glllflg.
wlll make thelr Bral appearaace ln tha
Theatre nexl week. requlrea tbat
M.iouard wear femlnlne apparel as the
,,!,,?! for a s, Ifrgaetta n ne A moetng
flctura noveity accompaaylng thta ?keuh
. i- promtaed.
Harrison Hr-v I'-ske arlll off-r bis lat
... production "Tl.- llotiev He-.' a com
.,,., hy Hutcheeon Bovd and Kudulph
??...- in Atlantic City, Sovembm- ...
Vf.,r a ahort season on th. road tha play
w\ll he broughl to Nea .ork.
I*he Kaiem Motleo Pletura Company
will .how al the Bavoy Theatre to-daJ
nicturei of hoa to danra the Pi rigo, H i
t.,ti,m und other pcpular danccfl
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
y.?e ,.ti.il?.*|..n 10 tne Ainerwitn Mu*. um tt
? ?;,,, rtlstorj, i-etropoliur Imibi??
^ , N-v. rorii Koolofllcal i'ark aad Vaa
Cortlandl P-wa MuaeaM
i;iii.iriniati,,ii PractaaMtlaa Vifif-tlna Wm
K ,B|i, enl Armory.
l-ubito aablMl et the CleartB* Hoaea 'wtaeatai
und M...Il.-iti uv Bl ?
.Xllllillli.ll )f llllltiil:..'- ? BMfl - rll '- l.'iu by
i p Morgan ur i niB-.u-ci.pti ant pruus ii
lust?U>? "i ne Metorj ol Um ajaartoaa
, ,,i,,iiui: '?he iu Celaauaa ' BlverBttj
A,i|.?, hv I'H.ii. i WUiard nn sh.uiici ituic
,-r..,_t,T Ratai ii-- lucrMMdl ?t
??n he.n and RMettBfl of the membera roun
-il ?t ibe M,r. h.o'.ts' ABB-ClaUon ef New
york, I'elin' i'I'?'? " ' BBd WllltaM
itree'ti, 1_:3<. p ?
b, 0< wm B M"'lelUn at i.ieeiing
utC.i ihe _U_pi__l ?l ihe .ollefli M.n s
Lmiih for McCaU. No -??? Oaa I atreel
n ."ii
Dinner for caadldatM m ekj Vtmitetttt
ti k.i. Hotel Kin, k-rh... kn ?? M i' m.
f____m bj lehfl a HowMoay. Mar Caetao,
ortti I'l'-ii a".! *wlagion avoana; Hum *
Polnt i\.sin,, Tba Hronx, and MMB
i-_r<ln'-. QVOalBg
iililiimm bj 'aha p Mttcbel nat ..ther* nt
fu.to.l RUUM i?.-?llio.-s \l.iill*-m Baoan -iur
,',,,. atai iiainu, 107th _tr**?t and Lexlnstoa
iv.nue ,>n',?i Palace. No _fl sherlff ntr.-et;
i amlta ii.iii Mi atreet tat Hreudwav . baa
,',M,h. N< I0U Weet HH'h Mir,-.t.
nuetlna. Wlol ?'r.-i ?n,1 t-MM av.-nu. .
Hohernlsn Nallohal Hall. Hu.u'a I'olnt
, aslno. IT.'ireM Caalno, Nn _ti AVO-MI A.
traaaag.
AAtlrea* tn l.|ii,,r.| I MoObU ?t mastt m.etlliK
,?,.i,r the ausrioei of th* Heal Watnta Meai
A>.sn"tatl"n nf Hrooklyn. Academ/ of MflMfl,
Hrookljra, evenlng
Ad,lre?_e? bv Kmll Seld.l. iliarka K Rua_ell
and other. at socidlUc niaia meettng, Con
'*,,** Bali, aveatag
Pul.lii- le.-turei al tbe 'ienrn nf Kdu.-atl-.n,
H || ,, in Munhattan Publlc School ?5.
Weet H'.'istni, an.l , ?lnrkn.in atv.-i ts. "The
War and Navj Iiepartnienta.'" John I'.
V.lHh. I'.il'll' flehaai IM Hlth atrept. weat
,,f I.-xii,em i ...nn*. "Indla and Hor l"e?>
p|, ? CamlllO 9 Saldanha. Kaat Slde Houae
Kettletnetit, 7*tih atr'-et flad Kan Kiver,
Tommercial l-ixpanalon and i'olonl?atlon."
Ur Ann? P MacVav. Youna Men1. rhrta
Ilan Aaaoelatlini Hall. Nn .% WmI lMth
tnee\ "Oliver liuldamtlh," Dfl. wOBl
Bouflhtoa.
iO YEARS A POSTMASTER
i. P. Squires, of Good Ground,
Resi/jns?Saya He's Too Old.
Postmaster at Good Clround, Long
sland. for flfty years. without a .?om
lalnt ever havlng been made against
im, .'vllen P. ISuuires, said to he the
Idaat postmaster in New York i-tate.
aaterday aenl his reaignation to the
ostoflVe autlioritics al VYhshington.
"I'm getting old," h< said "l ihlnk
younger man shouid be in charge.
BtocO his appolntment more than haif
eantnry ago Mr. Bqulreg has s<r\ed
ontinuoualy except *i*i-ing three years
f President Clevt?and'g ?8C0nd :>r:n.
ie is atgjht) ? ns old.
The poaltion paya $1,000 a year. Al
eady flve men af BBB?itof the uppoint
tient.
OBITUARY.
ALFRED C. TUXBURY.
tFro.n The Trlbun* Corra-ipondent ]
Montclair, N, J., Oet -V Alfred < . Tux?
?ury. sixtv-eight vears old, died to-day
it ins home. Llewellyn Reed and Harrl
on avenue, from a oomptteatten <if dis
aaea. He was bead of the a C. tux
iiiry Lumber Company, of New York and
'harlaatoh. S. C, ari?l the Northern I,um
*r Company, af Nottk Tonawanda and
law Tork. He was a natlve of Saco, Me..
md came to Montclair three reara ago.
dr. Tuxbury leavea a aife, Mrs i?ma
loawortb Tuxbury, ?nd three daughters.
fn .'harles Hill. Miss Allce Hosworth
['uxbury an?l Miss I.una El.zabeth Tux
*ury, a71 ol M*inlcla:t.
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^OUPvT SUMMONS PLAY WRIGHT
_aydcn Talbot Must Answer for
Failure to Pay Alimony.
Efaydea TalbOt, author Of "The Truth
B/ngon" an.l other pl-;>s. was ordered by
lUBticfl Pflfl-Betoa yesterday to appear in
he Supreme Court and show cause why
ba ahould aot be lualakil tne cntempt
,t court in failtng to pay his former wlf*.
rtrs. Benedict. Pristow Talbot, MM ln
irrears of allmony.
Mrs Talbot obtained a divorce from the
plavwrtght in Mar* h. IMt the eourt de
:ree g.ving her M? a year alimony and
illowing $900 for the aupport of her
daughter.
Talbot was married agaln in June 10
No-ma Mltcfaell Bl oriental Gardens.
Santa Monlea, the Callfornia estate of
Kat Goodwin. Mrs. Talbot No. I said sho
M* without lundB, and had been com
pelled to live on the charity of frlends.
?
A. D. SMITH LEFT $2,000,000
WooUen Man Made Many Conditional
Bequests to Charity.
fProm Tne MbBBfl OBIIBBIIBlBal 1
Orange N ^ , Oet **----*_ ""'^ worth
-bout KOOh.utX* M dlsposed of in Jhe will
tt Albert D mmnm, wbo recently dled at
Ma home. No Bt Centre street. The wlll
MUI probated to-day. Mr. Smlth WM a
rooOea commission merchant ln New
Y'ork.
After dlrectlng the payment of WVnm
to hls wldow and BAM4 to his daughter,
Mrs Marv Ahht -Smlth Hallock, Smlth
left thfl family hon.cstead to his wife
Uh dlrected the executors to establlsh a
V2~.'*utyi fund, the Income to be paid to
Mrs Smith. Vpon her death $75,000 is to
be dlvlded between the Presbyterian
Board ? ot Home and Foreign M-siuni.
The Income from the balance ts to be paid
Mrs Hallock. and upon her death tho
principal is to go to her chiidren.
Shouid there be no direct heirs of Mrs.
Smlth, the ?3"'.onO ls to be dlvlded among
Smlth s nephews, sister, brother, Dart?
mouth College, Hltcheoek Memorial Hos?
pital nnd the Presbyterian Board of Re
Uaf tor DteaUed Ministers. A fund of
tJVAMt is fefi to Mrs Hallock. I'pon her
death tha principal is to go to her chll
drea Bmlth bJm lafl sc.ooo to one raatar
and |_,fdl t<* his brother and liS.OOu to
another sister. The residue is to be dl?
vlded into two parta for hls wife and
daughter. Finally the principal goes to
tbe House of Good Shepherd. the Orange
urphan Society. of Kast Orange, the
Orange Young Men s Chrlstian Assocla?
tlon and the Orange Memorial Hospltai.
a>
GARRISON AT PANAMA.
Colon. Oct. 90,-14Mdley M. Garrison.
loi irt.try of War, accompanled by Mra.
Qarrleon and Qe_aral B, m Weavari
chief of the Coast A.tillerv, arrlved here
this morning on the steamship Colon. The
Secretary was met by Colonel Ooethala
and tha other members of the Isthmlan
Canal Commis.-iji The party imme
dlately boarded B trala :*r Culebra.
COLONEL GAILLARD WEAKER.
Baltlmore, Oct U Lleutenant Colonel
Davld Dubose Gatllard, the army engineer
who dug Culebra cut. bl the I'anama
Canal, against almost insurmountable ob
Btaclea, la giunlag areaher *'very day in
Johna Hopkins Hospital. Pliysiclans ?nve
virtually no hope of h.s recovery.
DIED.
Flting. I'.z.kiel .J. ttUBt, James Y.
Ford. Marth.i P KnoU Marga.. .
Gates, Charles 0 McCullagh. lletecc-,
11 TItfO PnddimlT it Yonkers. on Octo
'h,-r M IMI Kzekiel J. Elting. belovajd
hnabaad ol Laura Oale Elting, la.hla
T*th v.-ar. Puneral Berrlcea at hls late
resldence, No Sl Loeuet Hlll tye.. Taa?
k.is. W'.ilni'sdav afternoon. at 3 o cliv k
PORD-Oa October n, Batter a short IU*
neaa, Martha P reed, arldow of War
Wlck Ford. at home of h.-r son. Arth.u T
l-'orrl Bt l.eonia. N .1 S. rvn es. tne | U
neral Church. No Ml West Bd st (Krank
k Campbell Building*. oa Wedneaday,
|_ noon. Interment private.
rjiTg-n Ouddaalr of apoajoay. at cod>,
\Yyi'.. October i>. IfU Charlea Gilbert.
aaed atj reara i months. sot. of Jhe late
lohn W.ime Oatea and Dellora K. Gates
and husliaml "J- Klorence Hopwood
Uat.s. ot Mmneapolis. Funeral notice
later.
Hl'NT James Y. Hunt. vice-preaidenI of
i??, Hunt a.- *'o . New Tork Clty, at his
home iu Hartford. Conn.. Tuesday. O* -
tol>er 2*. at 7i a. m. Funer_l serv h r*
Thursdav evening at 8 o'*'lo**k. at his late
residence. No. II South Highland street.
Hartford, Conn. Interment Fridav morn?
ing at convc.ilence of family. in family
plot at Ktverview Cemeterv. Shelton.
Conn.
KNoTT on <?< lober tt, ItM, Margaret
KlWtt wiriow of Jamea Knott. Funeral
aervlcea Thurgday at '2 o'clock at Memo?
rial Baptist Church, Washington _uuare.
Interment Woodlawn.
M'iM'!.I.A<;H At Baai Orange. N. J . o< .
tolier 2X. 1818, Rebecca. daughter of the
late Thomaa McMilllen. Funeral ser
vir* s will be held from her home. N'o.
118 l'rospect st , Thursday afternoon.
October !'J. at I o'rloik. Interment at
eonvenience of family.
CEMKl l.atlKS.
THE WOODLAWN rrMFTFRT.
"aSd st By Harlem Train and by Trollsj*.
OfMr*. *.*0 K.ant 2?r St.. K. T.
ofi-ices.
J1A1N nFl'I'V: No. 1.14 Nssaau street.
LPTOWN OrPlCB?Ne. 1U?4 Broadwsy. or
any Amerti-an Diurict *"?|e?raph OfAce.
HARUKJI OFFICE?No. 15T East U8?h
reaat No. 2'l.1 West l2Sth str*:et and Nu.
918 Wtst 1251b sirMt.

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