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JOHN L.CADWALADER,
GREAT LAWYER, DEAD
President of Bar Aisoelatioa
Tnsscs Away in
78th Year.
COLLEGE WOMEN'S
American Art Galleries
DANCES UNDER WAY
Given at tho Vandcrbilt In
Aid of Educational
'Fund.
Madison Square South. Now YctU
WAS JIEAD OF LIBRARY TOO
DAY NURSERY BENEFIT
Active in Fnblio Affairs, bat
Held Office Only Once,
Forty Years Ago.
Girls to Bo Ushers at Sym
phony Club Concert
To-day. .
THE SDN, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, ISM.
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John Lambert Cadwalader, hen) of tha
law firm of Cadwalader, Wlckeratuun
Tift, formerly Strong A Cadwalader, died
yesterday afternoon at hla home, I Btvrt
Fl(ty,ilxth street, after an lllneeat of
eral weeks. Death was caused by heart
aUea-'c.
Mr Cadwalader wan In hla seventy
eighth year. Ifo waa a descendant of
John Cadwalader, who went to Pennsyl
Tn:.i ftom England aoon after William
J'rnn started hla colony and became a
member of the Provincial Assernbly. John
Cad Hinder was of WeUh family. Hla
mother was a direct descendant of Ithodrl
ilr King, of Wales, who died In 7.
The eldest son of John Cadwalader waa
Dr. Tlwmaa Cadwalader of Philadelphia,
medical director In tho Continental
army
John I.ambrrt Cadwalader waa a grand-
oi Cul. Itnoert Cudwalnder, the sec
ond son of Dr. Thomas Cadwalader. Cot
Cadwaiader commanded u New Jersey
Mlmtnt In the Itevolutlonary war. He
via taken prisoner, and when paroled re
tired to hl estate, llo rcpreMnled New
Jersey In the Continental Conrretss from
lilt to ITS", was a member of the Con
stitutional Convention and waa a member
of Congress from New Jersey from 17
u n..
on of Majnr-tiesi. Cadwalader.
Th father of John L. Cadwalader was
jUJor-firn. Thomoa CaHwalader; hie
mother waa Maria C Oouverneur, daugh
!er of Nicholas Oouverneur of New York.
He was born itt Trenton. N. J., November
li. issi, mm nun HiAiiiuiicii inim rnncs
ten In Hit. He received his master's
egret from Princeton In 1859 and In the
following year was grnduatt-d from the
Harvard law school. He Immediately en
tered the practice of the law In New
York,
In 1S74 Mr, Cadw.iladcr was appointed
AMls'int Secretary of State under the
tale Hamilton Fish In President (Iranfs
so-end A-lmlnlstratlon and 'held the poet
until PTi He returned to his law prac
tice and neer again held public office,
although he was mentioned for many
places of prominence. When President
Tuft a pi king1 his Ambassador It was
r-r-Mtedly rumored thnt Mr. Cadwalader
tou'1 l selected for the Ambassadorship
i the Court of St. Jnmes's.
On h: return from Washington in 1S78
Mr C.i Iwnlailer ami Charles K. Strong
founded the law firm of Strong & Cad
vi'atk The tlrm kept this name until
.irjar l of the present year, when the
i,im was changed to Cadwalader, Wick--sham
&. Taft. Tho membership of the
il
"If you don't give me these, I'll give you that.
poratton practice Mr. Cadwalader did not
specialise In that or any other one brunch
of the law, but alwa)a waa known aa a
general practitioner.
The funeral services will be held at
Or nee Church at 10:30 o'clock Saturday
morning.
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Chief Ktretrlrlan of tke Commercial
Cablr Conissaar.
John Gott chief electrician of the Com
mercial Cable Company since Its organi
sation In ISM, is dead at Hrlghton, Eng
land. He was 76 years old. Only a few
months ago the crowning achievement of
Mr. Oott's career, an Invention by which
the Morse dot and dash system can be
used on long submarine cables, was an
nounced by President Mackay. Mr.
Mackay said at the time:
Th! Invention surpasses anything that
has been udded to the submarine cable
service since Sir William Thomson and
Cromwell Varley first made the prac
tical operation of long distance, sub
I marine cables possible."
Mr. Oott entered the telegraph service
I In 1852. and from 1855 to 1864 he saw
'service with the cable laying ship In the
Mediterranean Sea. In tho following year
ne wan one oi mo expert un me itrrai
Kastern, when the first attempt to lay a
ers of The Tlronx. died to-day at his home.
40 North Tenth avenue. In his ninetieth
year. He was born In Philadelphia. He
engaged In the marble business in New
York city and during the civil war was
connected with the Provost Marshal's
office. In 17 he established a res)
estate business In Morrlsanla. He retired
In 1893. Ills wife, two sons and one
daughter survive him.
Ramsay C. Hover.
DitNvr.n. March 11 Ramsay C. Bogey,
one of the first mining stock brokers In
Denver nnd a spectacular operator In
Wall Street, wheie he was a member
of the llrm of Charles O. Gates A Co.,
died suddenly at the home of a cousin.
Hernard Pratt, here to-day of heart
disease. He was arranging tn go Kust
to engage In the mall order business.
Hurley K. Hamll.
Kociikstem. March 11 Sheriff Harley
The first of the eerie of dance-i or
ganlzed by tlie College Women's Club for
the benefit of the educational fund of that
organization took place last night in the
Delia Ilobbta room of the VanderbllL A
feature of the dance was a competition
for amateurs In tho on estop, hesitation
waltz and maxlxe.
Anions the patroness present were
Mrs. lOdward N. Ilreltung, Mrs. Ernest
Thompson Weton. Mrs. Lyndnay Van
, Rensselaer, Mrs. Kdwnrd J. (lavegan, Mrs.
Itozcrs 11. llacon, Mrs Jiuna) II. White,
. Mrs. Smith II. Penfleld. Mrs, M. Drydwi
Urower. Mr.. Henry ii Crampton, Mrs,
, John F, Wallace. Mrs. Frederick J. Ii
I Woodbrldgn and Mrx. Jamea W. Hlnkley.
I Tlw next dance of tho eerlos will take
I place on Thursday evening, March 26.
, ill llin unuiwiii ti,v uvliih vn ' . -
' urdav afternoon from 4 until 7 o'clock
! will be given a the dansant for tho benefit
of the Ilethany Day Nursery. There will
b exhibition dances by Mls Muriel Mur
ray and KneelamI Green and there will
also be general dancing. Miss Marta
Llnderskold will rocelve. and assisting her
: will be the Mimes ClarUese Carrrau, Ade-
Una Carreau, Marian Moore, Anita Heed,
Kvellne Weeks), Marjory Mlnner, Kath
erlne Jenkins, Clara Dletz. Almn Hcnnet,
Ilertha llroughton, Florence Uollea and
Cora Young. Tickets at tl.SO each may
be obtained from Miss Llndcrskold at 19
East Klghty-Mrat street.
' Among the patronesses an) Mmea. Cy
i rllle Carreau. Georgo De Witt. Joxeoh
Knight. Charles Kohler, James Wig
gins, K. B. Llnderskold. George G. Moore,
i Btnphen H. P. Poll and H D. Reed.
Young women of society will, net as
ushers this afternoon at the concert to
be given by the Hymphony Club of New
York In the grand ballroom of the Wal
' dorf-Astorla. Among thorn are the Mtsvss
. Dorothy Kegg Howard, loulse Rutler, Ro
I eetta Carwn. Margaret S. Porter. Ixju'fe
Herrlck, Prisrllla Ilartlett, DoroUiy An-
derton. Collne Ingersoll, Gertrude Welling,
. Ruth and Faith Hayclen. Dorothy Hoi
lister, Isabeillo Cummlng, Charlotte It.
Strong, Iorothy Wilder, Valerie Cttsh
man and Martha Gay, Most of the mem
bers of the orchestra are amateurs. David
Mnnnes will conduct and Mlm AJma Gluck
ole of the ftorlal World.
Mm l111l(,m At..atM will irtVA
the danaant thla afternoon nt the St. win do win eoioisu
Regis.
Henry Kelly llrent. who will marry Mlsa ' WILIS AND APPRAISALS.
Kmlly Itnrers on Satunlay, will give his I
farewell bachelor dinner this evening at Vtrm. M. O.snnv Surronti Tohalsn
tho Harvanl Club.
On Free Public View 9 A. M. until 6 P. M.
and rentlnulnr: until date f sale
A Very Important Collection of
NEARLY THREE HUNDRED
Valuable Paintings
by
Foreign and American Artists
INCLUDING A NUMBER OF REPRESENTATIVE WORKS BY THE BARBIZON
PAINTERS AND THEIR CONTEMPORARIES AND MANY FINE EXAMPLES
OF THE AMERICAN (INCLUDING INNESS, WYANT, MURPHY, CHASE
AND MINOR), MODERN DUTCH AND GERMAN SCHOOLS.
Te be told at unrestricted Public Sale
FOR ACCOUNT OF EXECUTORS, PRIVATE OWNERS AND
ATTORNEYS
IMPORTANT NOTICE
The Grand Ball Room of the Hotel Plaza not being
aTailable for all ef the Evenings upen which this sale is to
be held
The First Two Sessions will be
In The Grand Ball Room of THE PLAZA
Fifth Avenue, 58th to 59th Street
(Admission by card to be had free of the mamgers.)
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings of next week
March 17th and 18th, at 8:15 a'cladi
and the concluding Sessions will be he'd
At the American Art Galleries
Madison Square South
Thirsday and Friday Erenings of next week
March 19th and 20th, at 8:15 o'clock
A profusely illustrated eaUlofue will be mailed on receipt of ortedoIUr
slxneit a decree yesterday In settlement o(
.Mrs. ttlHOT llMXMltnOtl Will mvtl a f ,h will nt Vlelnr M. n.lwim
Uincliem to-morruw nt her home. 49 Kail ' a aw ,r who was a believer In the theory
Thlrty.fourth Mreet. for l.er daughter. ot Ul, trni!ml(rr:itl.m of souls. Mr. Os-1
Miss Itosalle nilgo!. The guesta will b , f h bu)k of a of ,:00 000 I
be girls rt yet in socloty. ,h(J Amerlcun So(,k.ly for tne ,.reven. ,
.x.A'U 'Ttnlnmtnl for tho neflt of t)on of CrucU. t0 Anlmuls. The will was
the Dnrrach 1 onio for Crlpplwl Children conteBtl.(, by dtcl,nfs wife. Mrs. Pene-
Will be gl-n this afternojm at the home , O,born wno ls incompetent. Un- '
fiurth atrllwhS, ?ndT wo J hp ""lenient he will receive more
lourtii street wnsn un inainji woman . . . (i . . .. , .,. ,l.
known aa Klontlng Cloud will Klve a talk thnn, '!0-0' 0 ,tt,'J hlve l,h f ' ,
on Indian folklore and games. Among ?rt J ' " J t' Hi
the pntroneases ara Mr CharUu Elliot hvr cl,n ?a.n ot ,,he r,,!,t" l?oe". ,. !he
Warren. Mrs. Thomoa H. Wlllard. -Mrs. remalnlnif heirs ut law snd the rest to the
llnjamln K. Martin. Mrs. William U residuary It catee under th will.
lluner and Miss S. 11. Sk.ildlnx llKNnr Jacobs. A bonding compnny
Mr-. Charles Kltch Swann will rlvo a w Wen was surety for .Mr, Annu jacous as
John L. Cadwalader.
t:a p udrs ex-Attorney-rjcnernl George
W Krrnham and Henry. W, Taft,
trothtr of the tormer President.
I'lnnnril I nlon of Libraries.
11" fadwalnder had been nresldent of
Vft 1 As-ocl.itlon of the City of New
Iur 1 at the time of his death waa
I"t the New York Public Ulhrary.
H ar,.d out the plans for curiiblning
tt l.enux and Tllden Foundations
la i .- ji iiuhllo library arfd waa In-H-i.r
! in putt rig thj plan Into xe
cellar He alo had much to do with
tie c ii n uf the present library build
trj nt r th aenuu and Korty-srcond
ifr.i
He -a ! ,i tnmteM of tha Metropolitan
Mji.'Mi - Art. of the New York Zoolog-
" 'k thrt firni;ltt Institution of
!! and of Princeton University
bor of the Soc'uty of the Cln
Suns of the Revolution, the
K m Arts Society and the
MuM'iun of Natural History.
! included the Metropolitan,
i-.ir Union, Century, Union
rilMTslty, Lawyers and New
lie was a member of the
i i c of the death of Mr. Csd-
l.dwnrd Itnhlnsun. director
Itan Museum of Art. said:
vt Mr CadawaUder will prove
"eparnble loss to the museum,
th all his other public and prl
s no trustee with the excep-
' President took n more active
j. intTtnt In Ita affairs.
mvirkably keen Intellect his
' m nd nnd his sound iungment
on Invaluable counsellor In all
afftrtlnc tlm iHillcy of the
id the standard which ahould
nd In Its ndmlnlMrntlon. nnd
lll be a idly mlifted not only
s ees hut no less bv th officers'
- rn nt the stnff. with whom he
ntalned most kindly relations.
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In the HoriNt-op.itlilc llospltil followins lunchfon to-day at her home, ill Madl- administratrix of the estate of Henry
two operations for nppendU'itli. th-rlrC on alrnvCi Jacobs of lUrliin, who was murdered In
Phillip I-i Montogm. will give a dinner '9n!- nu" '"' "tlon ,n ,l?r :,u,rro';,,,7
tht evening at .Sherry's. Court yestenlay to compel M-s, Jacobs t..
a reptlon yenterd.iy iiftt-rnoon at her
iKjine, 56S Park avenue. Assisting In re-
I culvlng with lira. Pr"ibrey were Miss
Alice Prv)brey and Mini Prlwllla Housa
Mrs. William A. hlaybark luul Mix. Hiun
llutnlt wai tirnnilnetit l 'llt:- illy In Mon
roe county fur a number of years. He
wns a resident of Hi town of Cl.irkson
and repreented It In the Hoard of Super
visors for a number of years. He was
D years old.
Abraham llrll.
transatlantic cable was made. In 1869 ho ! Abraham Hell died yettcrday at bis ilton Abvrt were nt the tea table. Mrs.
became superintendent of the first French home In Hell nvenue. Hay 8Ide. Queens. irebrey will give n dinner to-night for
Atlantic Cable Company a station at St. was uorn in nty nm in mi - v.api. r. j. i-ergutton oi ireianu.
Pierre Island of Mhiuelon. He was one farm tnni naci oeen in in Fw Mrs. Hobert . In..r:i and her
of the first men to use the mirror gal- , ' family ror heveral getieriitiotw. lie , daughter, Mrs. W.ilston 11111 llrown. nnd
vanometer and later the siphon recorder, was -i member of the Society of brienils. her grnnddaughter. Miss Kva Incersoll
which his own recently announced Inven- In 1SB9 he married Miss Mellsia Cham- Hnnvii, gave a rewptlon yesterday aftor
tlon will probably replace as a means of bers of Aonda. Pa., who, with four . noon at 117 Must Twenty-Hint .Mitel.
receiving cable messages.
sons and two daughters, survives him.
EPHBAIM S. FORCE.
Oldest
Ktlttaril A. Ilssnss.
"Kdwnrd A. Hamiau. n'siitarrt
Mrmlirr uf Manhattan Ma-
snnlP I.itlK '
Orekn'wich, Conn., March 11. Ephralm
8. Force. 92 years old. who was probably
tha oldest member of Manhattan Masonic i
Lodge. No. 2, of New York, died this i
morning In tho home here of his son.
Charles K. Force.
Thero was informal dancing and tea,
Mr. and Mr. John O. I. do Saullos
gave n-lunchcon yoterday nt the Vander
bllL Mr. d S.iullowi was rvvently up
polntnl Unltcl States Minister to Uru-
town
rJi-rlc nf West Holioken. died of tuber
culosis In St. Mary's Hospital, lloboken. ffu'l'-
on Tuesday night. He was In Ills twenty- The Duko nnd Duchess do Hlchclleu
ninth yar His wile, who was Miss . are. at the Ooth.un for a brief vlsiu
Charlotte Maltz, survives hlrn. j Mr. nnd Mrs. Stephen II. llrown have
rturn-d from Palm Hcach und are at
Ktaar Kntriite fordlnle" ow. the Piaxa.
The commltteo of tho Friday Kvcnlng
An i,nlnl pAr.ltnti." nprfnrninnce of
n.rmin niwl Rni.lti iii-tors will tnki ulnce 1 Club haw decldH to give n Ml-Cariine
Mr. Force, who was born In New York ! at tho Forty-fourth Street Theatre on, ' t" Ia HobWn. room of
..1(.I In la until n a.-hnola wna ' March 30. When AlIOIT l'n 1 n Wl l may in I v. .... uiiu iii
also one
old voluntee
York city
man an actl
pany 4, He was a great-uncle of Mrs. will appear as llrlcnr In HnglUh, which
Madeleine Force. Astor. Ho was formerly part Margaret Itomulne Is playing In "Tlw
bead of a firm of 'julldcrs which erected 1 Midnight Olrl."
many homes nnd business blocks In Now .
York and Ilrooklyn. Oprrrttn'a Openlnic llolnyed
1 The New York premier of "Maids of j vifant Fish. Mrs. Daniel ClKwter French
Willis Hrorrnlnar. Athtns," Henry W. Savage's production of -Mrs. V. i:erlt Maoy, Mrs. Stanley Mor-
Willi. Hrnwnlnir. sen or member of Carolyn Wcllaja niiaiiiailoti OI in.) l-eon-, wmtr mm .urns i.aura J J-osi,
Drowning & Co, cotton brokers at 15 ' l.ehar operetta, will take place at the New
William ttreet, died on Tuesday at Flor- Amsterdam Theatre on March is. It was
of the oldest members ot the . Kngtlsh the part of Vriquet. now being Im- T ,"',, , , i . ..in.
,teer tiro department of New pernunated by C.eorge Macl arlane In "The ' " A, r nMVl.,inv nn, ..inV ni.rL
, having been while a young , Midnight OlrI." and Miss Urcle von M
vo member of Uv Oak Com-1 heff. Mr. Willlp's Oerman prima donna. , -,,.-' V . '
take placo to-morrow night.
WlllUs Sti-11 will give a cerlo of morn
ing oonferem-PM on French writers nt tho
Waldorf-Astoria on March 2C nnd April
j nni . i ne patronfvws nro Mrs. Stuy-
ence Villa. Florida, of hardening of the originally scheduled for local production
arteries. He was born on March 17, 1 869, on Match 16.
In Rappahannock county, Virginia, and ,
was graduated from the University of, paBa fr . t'nlheilral Chapel,
Virginia In 1892. Ho came to New York i , ,
In the 90s and waa employed with Ulnney t Plans for the Chapel of St Martin jf
'2 oli.i. f.,,rinJ rhn,li.. for . Tour w ere Hied yeKlenlny wtth the
Mi-eral years. He was with the cotton i Hureau of Ilulldlngs. Tho chapel will b ; .
Percy It. Pyne 2d will leave to-morrow
for Aiken. H. C.
Tho sewing class for the benefit of tho
Catholic Institute for tho llllnd will meet
th'. morning nt the home of Mrs. Peter
Doolger, 339 Wo.it 100th street,
At the home of Mrs. Harold F. H.vlden.
7 Kiut Seventy-Hlxth ttnet. this nftel--
noon Miss Rmma Ill.iklston .of Pliiliulel-
f
at tho Hotel Hnrgrave. Mr. Ilrownlng i the architects have estimated tho cost
Honored by Universities.
.Mr t iwalader was never married, A
Motnr ii chard McCall Cadwaladsr, I a
l,rv Philadelphia. Mary Cadwalader,
t w ,le MCOnd wlfa of Dr. 8.
!r M --hell, the phyBlclan-novellsl of
f," '' i a, who died recently. Mra.
r ii lived her husband by only a
' 1. i
, n ronferred the degree of LU D.
ln- Mr idwulader In U7. The Unl
''r.i . i'cunayivanla gave him the
fm ( j e j90u ire waa a benefactor
'.'l'n on University: hla last alft. of
I10.0C
J vii-s made last year.
Bh dolna a large amount of cor-j
waa a member of the Southern Society
and the Virginia Society. Ho wus not
married. A alater and two brothers sur
vive him.
Gem Fraacle A. Oaharn.
Hoiton, March 11. en. Francis A.
Osborn. for many years prominent n
banklntr circles here, died at his home In
Hlngham late to-day. aged SO years. He
waa a classmate of Dr. Charles W. F.llot
at tho Iloston Latin School, and went to
the front as Lieutenant-Colonel of the
Twenty-fourth Masachusetts Infantry.
ihrnueh the civil war, rising
to the grade of Hrlgadler-Oeneral. For a
number of years he was president of the
Kastern Hanking Company and was con
nected with othsr financial Institutions
here. Hl wife and six children sur
vive him.
The Rev. John 1.. Scallr.
The nev. John L. Scully, rector of fit.
Mary'e Kplicopal Church at 101 Law
rence street, near Amsterdam avenue and
127th etreet, died yesterday. He became
rector of HL Mary's on March 1 as the
succeasor of tho Ilev. Hiram It. Hulse,
who was made archdencon of Orange.
He was assistant rector for several years
at Holy Trinity In East Klahty-elghth
street. He waa graduated from the Unl
r Toronto In 1890 and was or
dained In Tennesseo, nfor romlrar to
tha North he was rector of Holy Trinity
Church in Nashville, of St. Paul's In
Savannah ana or -inmiy in voiumuu.,
a a.
Hofeert Brow at
Vnunw. llareh 11. Robert L.
Brown, on of the pioneer real estate brok-
of the chapul at $100,000.
the cotton i Hureau or iiiiiiiungs in c .-fj ... u- , w... . . ,,;,
- ' - - is r. n rm a tiA enttiiiAKii ivtnr nr m ( nr iifiirni i : . . . -
exenangt nnn oi r. i. jui w. u . nw ' . uic scnooi oi iiorilcmturt for Women nt
"ven "ears nnd In 1906 h formed the of Kt. John the Divine. The plans wers , AjM(. ,,a- 0q Tvtvs.
present firm of Ilrownlng & Co. He lived tiled In tho form of an al er.it on, an, i ,, of 10 )nrt, of tn)u! ".,'
mm at Usiiiiinlnis . il.. 1 1 .irt e a lin iiu stT Ilt1.1ri(l fill' PfHf I . . . ... .
prosino nnn mem will iw nililreHK. by
Mra. Charltw lllddlo of Philadelphia and
Oeorgo T. Powell of the Horticultural
Society of New York.
The wmldlng of Ml Virginia Wethrrby,
niece of former Governor P. C. Iouiis
bury of Comutlcilt, to Oren II. SnfTord
will take placo nt her home, 137 West
Scventy-sticond ritrtmt, on April 1.
Tho woddlng of Miss nilinlth Donald
llriico, daughter of Mrs. Janei Donald
Ilruce of 27 West Seventy-fourth street
to L Hoy Kent Howe will tako place
In tho lluUciV) Prcshyterlnti Church on
April 14.
Miss Jullanna Cutting gave another of
her nerle of nftrrnoou dunces yesterday
nt the St. ItcglH.
A concert for the benefit of prlBon re
form work In this city was given yes
terday afternoon In the assembly room of
the Cosmopolitan Club by Mr and Mrs.
Francis lingers and llruno Huhn. Mrs
lingers recited In French nnd nngllsh
Plays and Players,
The Famous Players Film Company
has cngusid William Farnum to play the
leading pan In a motion picture verlon
of The IledHiiptlnn of David Corson," by
Charles Frederic Ooss. The llroadwny
Theatre next week will show only Famous
Tlayers dims, as follows: Monday, Cecilia
Loftus In "A Lady of Quality"; Tmsday.
Mrs. Flske In "Tess of thu D'Urbervilles" ;
Wednesday, Mary Plckford In "Caprice";
Thursday. Cyril Ccutt In "The Day of
Days"; Friday, Mary Plckford In 'Tho
Illshop's Carriage"; Saturday. Henry U.
Dlxey In "Cheliea 7750."
Selwyn & Co. have silected "The
Hnueulcr" ns the title of the new play by
A K. Thomas which will have a trial per
formance In three weeks ut the Plymouth
Theatre, Hoaton. In the cast at the tilal
performance will he Jane Cowl, William
n.,,.!..,!! (Ifm Pnlittirn. I.ucIIh WntHon.
Wlltnn Tailor, Do WJtt Jennlnja. William I "ttv mw ot T original and amui
Ii. Mack, loia Planer snu uiners, nun are
appearing In either "Within the Law" or
"Under Cover."
Catherine Countlss will present a play
let called "Tht Illtthday Present" next
week at the Palace Theatte. This will be
her first New York appearance In several
seasons.
The stste Children's Society, of which
Leo Shubert Is honorary president, will
Weather at Winter Hrsorts.
Hamilton, Tlermuda, March 11, Tern
peraturo, 60; cloudy.
IIki.i.kaiii, Fin., March 11. Tempera,
hold a tango tes ttml dnc on April 1 t I ture. 72; clear.
Elsmero Hall. Many of the stage children Atlantic Citt, March 11. Tempera
Ing tnotiologues. Mr. Hogers's contrl
but'nns were songs In F.ngllsh, French
and Derinun. Mr. Huhn was at the
phino.
Mrs. Jacobs bus left the State. She offered
a will for probate under whl"h she waa to
receive the estate, but the Surrogate re
ject, d It as fraudulent. She was In pos
sesion of the estate as administratrix
when the alleged will was found.
J. ncoxiii: Khkmkleu, who died In East
Orange. N J.. on May 13 last, left more
than $200,000, the bulk of which went to
bis dnuKhter, Kdlth K Ithnades.
Aaron C. Allen, who died on January
20, 19U, and was one of the heirs of his
uncln. Col. Kthan Allen, left n total estate
of S9.592, which wuit to his wife nnd
three daughters. Col. Allen left an estate
of more than 1160,000.
William Kiwun Pnunr.v, who died on
Match 6 at 162 West Twentieth street and
was president of tlm W. 11. Pruden Hard
ware Compuny, left his library and manu
scripts to his wife, with the provision that
they are not to bo removed from his late
home. On her death the library gov to
the derendent'a son Ilusiell. The widow
jets Hivrn-tenths of tho residuary ertato
and the test got to tho son. Thu estate.
Is tstiinated at I92.&00.
Hannah H. Seaman, who died In
llrcoklyn on July 4. 1912, left an estate of!
I22Z.072.32 to three sons and n daughter. 1
lUituoN W. Cltol'SKV, who died at IiIh i
Ilrooklyn home, Hay Thlrty-llrst street
und Cropsey avenue, on January 2, 1912,
left .1,M,f8 to two sons, James Lewis,
and Kdwnrd Wllron Cropsey.
Mart Jamb IVtkiukn, who died In
Ilrooklyn on January 1 Ist. left U8,
7b7 91 to a n. two daughters and a
granddaughter. j
VTiler--lnnmd WeddlnK Hate.
Announcement Is niadn that tho wed- j
ding of Mi" Uleanore Klmonds. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Slnmnds of
31 Colton nvenue. Flushing, Queens, to
Marlon J. Verdery, Jr., son of Marlon J.
Verdery of 216 Parsons avenue. Flushing,
will take placo In St. Ooorge's Hp'scopiil
Church. Flushing, on Saturday, March 21.
West lllrlllr.
PohtlaNH, Mo., March 11. Vernon F
West, vice-commodore of the Portland
Yicht Club, owner of the yacht Sayonora
whoa she won tho Corinthian 100 mile
ocean race and a frequent competitor In
ths Larchmunt Yacht Club races, was
married to-day to Charlotte lllrnle, one of
Portland's best known young women.
ALSO ON FREE VIEW
An Important Collection of
Rare and Beautiful
Bine and White, Single Color and Decorated
Antique Oriental Porcelains
farmed by A Well-known Amateur
OF THIS CITY
To be told at unrest icted Public Sale
BY ORDER OF ALBERT S. RIDLEY, ESQ.
of Sullivan & Cromwell, Attorney for the owner
At the American Art Galleries
On Thursday, Friday & Saturday Afternoons
cf ncit week, March 19th, 20th & 2Ut, at 2:30 o'clock
A ctttlofue with color and hslf-tonc reproduction!, and the descriptive ten written
by Mr. Dsn H. Carroll, will be mailed to applicants on tht receipt of one dollar
Tke sales will be rastdarted by MK. IHIIMA! I. KIHIIT,
sulited by Mr. Olio lUruM, nf
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Mgrs,
stt 3S4 Strut. BlsdUos j. feoslh. .. lark.
talnment, MncDounll Cluli. lus West
Fifty-fifth street. 8.30 P. M
League for Political Kducntton. lecture
by Kmeat K. Coulter, Herkeley Theatie,
U A. M.
Wustiltigton Heights Taspiorrs Aeso
clr.tlon. meeting, Washington Heights
Public Library, St Nicholas avenue and
10 Oth Htreit, S P. M
Stntn Commission for tho UelW of
Widowed Mothert, hearing, City Hall.
Federated Civic Afcsoolatlons, meeting.
Merchants Association, Woolworth llulld
log. 2 P M.
Iraduates Club of New York city, loo.
ture by liwsnn M. Purdy. 200 West Sov-inty-tlrst
tri'et. S.30 P M.
DIED.
-James C. Duul,erty
now employed In New York will partici
pate. There will to special cxniuuwn
dancing by some of the best teams, who
have volunteered their services. Ticket
will be 25 cents and they may be obtained
from Mr. J, E. Ktnnody, 171 Weat
Elhtjr-flrst street. ,
ture, 31.
Old Point. Va., March 11. Tempera
ture. tG i clear.
Galveston, Tex., March 11. Temper,
ture, 58 ; cloudy,
Asiieviluc N, C, March 11, Tempera,
turo, 54.
In .rw York To-dnj.
Works In bronze and marble by Outiton
llorglum. exhibition. Avery Library, Co
lumbia University, 9 A. M. to 11 P. M.
Country Llfo Permanent Kxposltionj
nrnnd Central Terminal, 0 A. M. to
U P. M.
Uxhlblt of work of Hebrew Technical
School for (ilrlK, homo of Mrs. Adolph
Lewlsohn, 9 Wist Fifty-seventh street,
1 P. M. to 6 P. M.
Publlo Kduratlon Asoclatlon, confer
ence. Public School C3, 8;15 P. M.
Ladles Kennel Association, meeting,
Wnldorf-Astorln, 2 P, M,
Advertising Men's League of New York
city, dinner, Aldlne Club, 7 P. M.
Aeronautical Society, meeting, 20 West
Thirty-ninth stri-et.
Association of tho Ornnd Jury, meet
ing. Hotel Astor, 4:30 P. M.
Nntlonnl Association of Insurance
Agents, meeting, Hotel Aator, 10 A. M.
Itoyal Arcanum Medical Rxamliiers,
meeting. Hotel McAlpln. 8:30 P. M.
Society of St. Vincent de 1'tul. lecture
by the Hcv. William J. Kerby, Carnegie
Hall, 8 P. M.
American Geographical Socletv. meeting,
29 West Thirty-ninth street, :30 P. M,
Harlem Property Owners Association,
meeting, 147 Kast 125th rtroet, K:15 P. M,
Tho Woman'siiVntloiial Theatre, enter-
ANTHONY. In Huston. March 10. Hllns
lt-nl. tlorm son of L'larn Heed and
the iMe Nsthan Anthnny, In hi fitly
tlrst yi.ir
Funeral service nt Kminftiiuel Church,
Nets bur) strtet, st IS. 30 o'clock Krldsy,
March 13.
IIAUMANN On Tuiwiliy. March 10, Msrr
ll.iumunn. In hor tltty-ritth fr
i'uneral (rum lloins uf lnciirkt1's, 1 lid
street mid Third avenue. Uronx. Thurs
day, March 12. at 10.10 A. M, HrUUve.
und trlonda sra invited to attrrid.
llaCHKMAN At tier home, 6 Neptune ave
nue, New llochelle, N. Y . on Sunday,
mldnlKht. March . 1114, Adelaide
llDUshtuu, nldow ot llenjainln K. lleek.
man.
Funeral services Thursda), 4 P. M Cr
rlaaea meeting train leaving (Irand
Csntral Htstlon I04 o'clock, lntermant
convenience of family.
ll08TWli:iC On or Bb.iut January 4. lM,
Charlts llyron llnatwlrk of t'J Vat
Thlrty.flrst street, New York city.
Funeral ritces will l' held at tt
Matthew's Church. : Wen lllirhty-fourth
strttl, on Thursday, M.irrli 1':. lull, at
U o'clock.
CArVAt.AIHll.--on W'udiips.ln). Mnrcli 11,
1S14, at lil hou In New ork illy.
John Lambert Cadwalader. In his
seNcnty els'hth eur.
I'untrsl services will be he'd at Orace
Church on Haturday morning ut half
past 10 o'clock, FrlamU are ri'iiuesiert
to send tin rtuMfm. IMilladi-lphLi and
Trenton pupera ilea cop
AfaorUtlon uf lh Hsr of tho City of
Nsw York. 43 West ruriy-fnurth ureet
March 11. 1014. -The Prealdmls,
President and Officers and Kxerutlia
Commutes nt llio Aasoclailun han been
appointed a Committee to rrprttimt the
Aosoclatlon lit th" funeral nf Mr John
1 CadwalaiUr, bite President nf the
Aaaorlatlon. to tie held at ilraio Church,
Jlroadway and i:ieriilh street, on Hat
urday, March II, 1914, at lC'Stf o'clock
A. M, They are ri-uuested to meet In
tho estlbule nt the Church at 10 A. M,
H. II HltOWNIJI.l.. Secretary.
CHAl'IN At Washington. I. C, Monday
rnnrolor March a. 1911. William lluslt.
ntll. beloved husband of i:)t:nbtlh
llrlnrkcrhoff Chapln of Knglenood, N
J., in the thirty-ninth yar nf hl g.
Funeral at ths realdonc of Mrs Klhart
A, llrlnrksrhoff, Palisade avanua, Unale
wood, N. J.. Thuraday, March It. 111!,
on arrival of train leaving Kris It, IL
atatlon. Jcreoy City, ! 1'. M.
lOfi.lu:HTV
March iO.
Funeral from hl lam lesldenes, 811 Cro
ioim Park North, Friday. March 1J, t
10 A M , thence to Churrh of at Thomia
Aquinas. Daly avenue muth of Tramonl
uienui- Interment Caliarr Please
omit flowers.
noUtlHKUTV.- Jaiura R.. lata President ot
the Particular Council of tlm Urnm.
hoclety of St. Vincent de Paul.
The meniunrii of the Society re requesti.l
to kitond I lie lleiiiilam Mass to be cali
brated for the reposa of hla soul at
the Church of sn. Thomas Aquinas.
UCth atri-et and Daly avenue, to-morrow
(l-'rldai) mornll.K. at 11 o'clock. Jarnea
J Held. iloi.-ireldent. Thoa. W
o'Connell, secretary
DOUlHimiTY. James B The mimbcri ol
Siiptrltir Council of New York are re
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral
nt Yicc-i'resldiint Jamea i: Doualierty
from the Church of Ut Thoniaa Aquinas,
Daly avtnue and ITStli street, Urons.
i'n Friday. M.ir.h 13. at 11 A. M vhera
a in ma of requiem !'! bo ortered for
ttt, repose of hie soul. Thnrnaa M,
Mulry. pnsldent; James F. iloyle, aro
rrtary. l.ANn On Wednesday morning, March It,
llll, Miry II. widow of P Van 7.andt
l.alie.
Funeral service it her lata residence. 51
West Forty-ninth etreet, on Friday morn,
inn ut 10 o'clock
HOIJIiI.V. Kntrred Into llfo everlasting,
Wednesday, March 11, the Itav John
l.oftus Scully. M. A , rector of Hi Mary's
I'tiurth. I.aurenca street, Now York.
Notice of funeral later Kindly omit
flowers
SIIIMMIN on March 10. Fran.ea Nora,
worthy llerch Shtmintn, widow of
William Shlmmln.
Funeral from th" residence of her daugh
ter. Mrs llari'ian Vouel. 10C I'. fl Thirty
setenlh sirest, Ssrilcea al tha Churah
of the liicariiatlon, Thirty-tilth street
and Madison avenue, on Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock. I'arla papers pleaaa
copy.
SMITH. Hva Smith Funeral from "THE
Fl'NllHAI. C1IUHCII." 341 Weat Twenty
third street ICamptiell llulldttigj Nolle s
of funeral hereafter.
WESTON. At Wilton. Conn.. Tuesday,
March 10, 1M4, Harold Held Weston,
son of Jane F and tha lata Frank m.
Weston, and husband of Alice Ward Da
Witt,
Funeral private, at the residence of his
uncle, Henry 1. Thomson. Thursday.
March 13, at lOiSO o'clock Interment
at Woodland Cemetery Stamford, Conn.
CNDCItTAUCItS,
coomoua ArrtarttoN
AT o micht.
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