The sun. [volume], November 09, 1915, Page 9, Image 9

About The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916

Image provided by: The New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Tilden Foundation

                
THE SUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1915.
9
HAY STOP BETWEEN
BLOCK CROSSINGS
food Si't'kn Nf Siifct Street
io hwrpflM Antonio
bile Vrpldentfi
T,i KIM r.VTK OFFENDERS
I Km 11 '
feodi '" :i
McU-.- hai
b C immli
New V.'
gnat
tni'l ''
h'' I'
tti u
Hird.v Ul
have a
nut u? '
idf I
UP'
J i- ,i" lnurll rlc h t 10 crns
.1.'. . Police Commlaalensr
i, as the mlnatrel iimmi'i
to eron th nnul, but. so
,lon. i' Mid yestrnlny, unless
- i he iaiiKt r of crossing
tilt middle of a block, in
crol aingg, the police may
ikt atepg to stop th" p r art I te.
i : Woodj tins .'ji isrlt-
r to I '"iHlnl t"li t ' NMMOl
a whether or i-"t tin- it'iice
lu nricst thOM who do
ngi i" get on t u ether
I II'.' Ihr iVmtniNslnner
. i.-e win n' Injurl were
"BLIND" PUPILS ARE
TAUGHT HOW TO SEE
Doctor Tolls of Wonders
Worked Among Afflicted
School Children.
FOB HETTER INSPECTION
. i ausi 'Ir'so vti.i wore struck
v ,,. rrnsasd In th. nildUle of
with sixty-eight int.', reel
I ru i me in front f vahtetgg or into
hen i :i'ii t .i ight struck tsschiam
tbs vrre rtandltiVi w-ilUing or even
tl c t , the elreet or on eurli.
Th i 1 M'p'irttnrnt doe not
ern ai enj one for crossing th"
. . . , w i) down tiie Mock If Hurh
. V' . ii' ires i'.wi be BVQAgOg," 1'iHH-
t lode v iol yeeterdajr, "but
,, nvi l i show tli.it In tins nild-
Idelitl the PSgsalflail a a
el fe dt- irMOB doee not mean,
, I e y, thai tin drivers amj i haur
v.if. . .i io bieme ,ii something
igg done t i iii u Stop to jiml-block
cresting
"hfgl'latiol 1 rind, will be necessary
he- ma arreel a pedestrian
. ,r . v.'i.- streets titiigciiaiiy, und
lav, I.- iwe we ti.ive "WKh laws
nag' too many of thsm. A better way
. fB would !'' to st";' middle of the
. ' iel i educntlnc the people
-r" the dang rs of the habit.
-If i ibltclty and In the schools
. t we hammered In that New
fork'i are very dlfteraM to-lsy
in ; ley Wl 'Vrn a short time mo,
Mtnr aci lent might lie averted. New
fg , ,. -. antfy If tontine uii more
re ind higher nes, which mma
g but the etreta remain
A i l added to the (miw:n
. , re t'n- IhoOMIMta of automo
. that tl" N:i'w YorU if a very
w - ico did not hava to dudM.
are the motor trucks. ROOM
t ... n lUUtalnOUl In mi, and par
danceroua beeauai their great
., ( vet them a momentum which
gudtei II almost tmpoggtbtg for their
Irlven to handlo them gagtly on short
noi.
Hp lave )uat a-k.l fur tho ras
He vt oily ordinance) limiting the
ppei i irui aa, The propoaad ordtnattoi
being fought in certain quglggfg, but
II i t-.- pgggod for tliu ncneiul
no motor truck going through
Manhattan etreotg at ten miles an hour
I quite dah trOUg as a touting car
hitting i. in. ai twctity-flve mil' an,
ho
I'ollce Department hae to look
rut for both ihieg we have the regu-1
bu 'i. in' vehicular Iraffic on our
.. well in' Hie taJt-Buarding
,f iirdeetrlani The polleetnaa tries to
!';.! Ms 'iiwin. ii by holding him back
crowing, The chauffeur wca tho I
croi I lielng bold back ami etarls Ms
, But while the pottcoenan i .
I , k the crowd ami th. cbauf!
fur start '.ns oar tiw pedeetrUUt
I thorn at l".'Sl say a. in effect.
. , w i;ii the eop : 1 have a ;
i-rose the street. 1 He uV ao
n t. hit.
!'.e problem teole Itself
. , ting thi people by publicity
the ehoolg, so that they will
dattgorg of crossing tho
ii i', care loot, baphasard mnner.
. ..: 2' i.s would strtctty ob-
prut t of going from one
to i n opposite one only ut the
, : crossinffi ibe rosuit would
i iii . . i rs would laicome more
I'm: the lr.ven would
dally vigilant ut the only point
tiw were likely to most up wiw
egti -ii laus " I
Thfl preMnt method of medical 1n
gpOStlgOl in the public echoola de
clered to tin a farce last night by Pr.
WnisJsj Martin fltcha.rde of 2i West
Ninety-ai'Vcntli street In an nddresa
made before the Poclety of Medical
Jurisprudence at the Academy of Medi
cine. "Several hundred thousand dollars
are spent every year from which the
t ixpajer receives vrry little valon In
return." said Dr. Rich, rdn "Leaving
out all the mieery that comes from
crime, prostitution and piverty, caused
by physical defects that might have
been remedied In school, tsYl It cheaper
to spend 1.000,001) n year for pnier
medical Inspection In the schools of the
city and hav' almost every child pro
moted each trim than It la to npend
IS. ono, 000 every year rceducnilni; chil
dren who WOfS not promoted, atui tha
millions uf dollars we spend afterward
for police, courts and prisons to punish,
these defective children of to-day, who
bo eo mo tin criminals, of to-morrow""
Dr ftlch.irds said that It wa Impos
sible for those at present in otsaMg of
modlesj examination to do ail of the
work that should be done.
Ir. Richard, told of surer in devel
oping siFht for supposedly blind chil
dren in the Hoard of Education's, c umbos.
for tlie sightless, lie wiw hope for two
third of th,- '.'no children. He snld
that the commonest trouble with these
boys and girls is extreme near sighted
tiC'Ss, which, mistaken fur blindness, has
tod to lncrpaslnc loss of VtgtOlh
-Tiie ts-xt most conmion trouble is
cataract, eotnetlmce enough advanced to
bs operated upon, und another disease
among these children Is excessive astig
matism, which so distort Ogdjootg t lint
tti" PStlOnt le thought to ls blind, fleer
of that part of the eye we sec through
I common and can le cured.
Pr. Richards described group of sup
pOa dty blind chttdron who came lo his
ofHee. All had been learning to read
by the touch method. They were quiet
mid dsspot dent boforo, but when proper
treatment and glass" were given them,
they laughed and chattered wh-n they
found that they were really not Bignt
less "You will oak." said fir. Richards,
"how It Is possible that sub a hideous
ntistgkS can be made in the cases of
two-thirds of thsSI children. The an
swer is very simple. It all is a iiies
Cion f skill and love combined. Plenty
of men In New York have the skill to
make these little patients ee. but till
r.ow no one has had the time, skill and
loVS to hunt out the real factor in
these cases."
It. i'. Ward Prainpton. director ot
physical training or the Department of'
Kduoutio' . An goto Pntre. a school prin-
cipal. Slid OIIVS M- Jones. prlSClgaai of lYellt'll
a probstionsry school, iota wnai was
tieing dons in I he school tow ard rennKly
Ing physical defects ui.d improving the
health of pup 11a
RIDDLE HOW TO USE
SUFFRAGE $100,000
Ideas Differ as to How New
Hnised Cnmpnin Fund
Should Be Spent.
NO DEFINITE PLAN YET
That 1100.000 cnmpalgn fund which
the suffragists raised at cooper I nion
lust Thursday night may He In the bank
for a while. There nre so many different
kinds of campaign on which to spend It
that they haven't decided which to se
lect. Poubts concerning the wisdom of
working for another referendum are tn
the minds of many, who hold that Presi
dential suffrage, which the Legislature
can 0O1 1 for If It wants to Is the ahort
cut to take now. The Federal amend
ment la Interesting a number. Among
those who are for the Htate referendum
there I a decided difference of opinion
on tho question: Shall the slogan be
"Victory In 11"" or Victory In HUB"?
At a meeting of the city committee of
the Woman Suffrage party at 4
Thlrtv-fourth street yesterday
Jorlty ruled that "Victory In
"the standard to ralss
CASSIUS H. READ.
Fsraner Ms miner at llnffnaas House
Was MiJ Years old.
CgSJlUg H. Read, member of IBS. Arm
of Read. Wall Ac t'o. llrst managers '.
the famous old HofTiiMin House whicli
was, opened In 104, died yesterday at
the homo of Mrs. l-.vclyn Duly, at 110
Lexington avenue, In hi eighty-third
year. Mr. Read ., gottrsly engaged
in the management of the Hoffman
House for more than thirty jicars Mid
at the end of that time he was retired
on a pension From 1 h 7 1 until 1SS1 Mr.
Read WSS the sole manager. In IRsI
Kdward S. Stokes tiecame SJSOOIStsd with
htffl and continued for many years SI
Psrtnsf In the management of the hotel.
Mr. Risid, whose home was nt !i70 Lex
ington avenue, w is visiting In 11m home
of Mrs. Paly, a lifelong friend, when
he was eiidiUiilv sin, 'ban I dlarf sd
most Immediately. The cause of his SUbJSet
aeuth W'iih old age.
Mr. Head Is survived by two sisters
who live ut .Shelburim, Vt.
REMOVAL OF TILDEN
TRUSTEES IS ASKED
Niece of Pend Statfsninn Olh
jects to Their Advanced
Years.
sws THEY CAN'T AGREE
-John
mom
the
F.ast
ms-waa
Knotty Problem Before Leader.
Although a new Assembly sits In 1J1
the Senate Is the same u that which
dealt with the suffrage amendment at
Mbanv last WMltST, and some of the suf
fragists think that it w
constitutions! to have
.loll II ) Mills.
Mount Vmnqn, n. v., Mov,
S. Sill, one of IDS last survivl
here of Hie WttshllVjrton OMeySJ Who
sttsid guard over the DOdj of Abralinui
Lincoln when It Is In (,..,:o In City
Hull, New York, disd to-il.iy it the
home tf his son, Henry 0 Sills. 07 F"s
ISf avenue. He was "1 years oi l and I
w-as for more than fifty year a mcmbci I
of tin- Now York Produce hhiotuuKC.
Mr. sills was long a member of the
wholesale grocer firm of Smith A Sills,
Fortyessvsnth stress and Kighth avenue,
.New York, now John S Hills' Sons.
Mr. Sills was connected with the j
Franklin Savings Hank ever since its j
organist. it. on und for ten ye.u s WSS Its
vice-president.
Mr. siiis is survived by two dsuifh i
ISTB, Mis. L. Lillian Hogg Slut Mi- I
Mary K Brainerd, and his three sons, i
II
SJls
J Howsrd L and .1 Htanlcy
1 "I. T. W alii-Morunii Hi a " i .
Tlie est.i'e of Samuel J Tllden, tho
Pcnioeratle leader, which hus been the
f litigation In roci nt years be
cause of dlffersncei between the trust ess,
portly duo to disagreement a to the
lOOStlOn of the Tllden mi.mimeiit in New
York city, is the suldcct of a new su.t.
filed iti the Supreme Court yesterday.
Tho prSVloUS litigation arose hcciuss
of differences between QgOrgg ttf. .Smith.
who was named as trustee in the win.
and Lewis V. Randolph, Mr Tilden
private secretary, who was named In
11103; but the estate stayed out id court
for two years after the appointment in
the uprsms I'ourt of eg-Justlos Charted
!' MacLsan ns tiiltd trustca in 11)13, to
i sin essd Jotui BMjfslow,
I Tin- s.itt lUsd yesterday a .-kg for ths
j trustees' ramoval, 11 i hrouffht by
Mrs, Husan Tilden Hmlth, nlecs of the
, Democratic i nier. alio is the beneficiary
I of two trust funds amounting m IIOO.OP,
l she allegci in her complaint ni.it while
Ktndolph has always bsen ready und
W'.llink to pei lorni Ins duties ,,s trustes
and ins services nave i. eeii sal isfni'tory
to tn,- plaintiff Bmllh has frequently rs
fussd to t pe:, tie with Randolph "and
f person, ii animosity
Col T
mlticrnlogi
hi home,
The coming drive.
OPERA STARS APPEAR
FOR WAR SUFFERERS
MEADOW BROOK HUNT
ENJOYS GOOD CHASE
VmboMisador attends
Concert at the Metropolitan
Nearlv 06.000 Rled.
MR. DE G0G0RZA HEART).
Twenty-five at Mooting dvt
Plenty f Sport, hut
No FoCK.
MISS RUTH KENNEDY
WEDS W. A. PRIME, JR,
Quiet Ceremony Takes Place
at St. Ueortre's in Stu.t
vesant Square.
Ulldn t be SSSCtly
another suftr ige
moodmsnl Introduesd next session. Bui
other My thst there Is nothing In tiie
Constitution of New York State forbid
ding It und that there would be no harm
In making the attempt anyhow This is
the question to be decided ut the Conven
tion of the New Tork State Woman Suf
frage Association, which meets In ttiis
city November 30. In the meantime the
Umpire State Campaign Committee and
the Woman Suffrage party have asked
certain eminent authorities on constitu
tional law to look into the matter und
prepare opinion for the.r guidance.
Tltete is a feeling that a would DS I ion la i wars.
Dollllcally unwise to press for a referee-' and one son
I dutn how As otie of the most :
sncod suffi.it.Te leaders put 11 . 'wnat
might be is pally possible might "be po
litically inrposslbt "
That work for the Federal ainetnl-
I merit I to be a leading f uture of New
Yoik activities is indicated by the tteci
s'.rm of the advisory council of the Con
gressional I'nlon for Woman BUfPraffS,
at a meetltiK ye1erdny, to call u con
vention In New York oti November 17
for th" purpose of forming a Stale or-
ganisatiur
Waln-M"i Man Ihaper. S5, a
al expert, died yoStOTda) at
I'm West Thirteenth itresl
He was born in New York city, but wa
educated 111 Germany. II" participated
:ih a volunteer In tiie Fr.u Prussian
war of ISTii. Rsturnlng to the l ulled
States In 1 7 ti , he wa;- put In cbargs
of the miners logical sahlbltlon al the
Contonnlai fig position in Phlladslphta,
He pfont to Colorado, where he became
Identities with the devolopmenl of min
ing, letter he built toe AtlnntlC und
I 'anviile Railroad, lie served as i uptaln
of sngtneors in the war with Spain and
was Colonel of the Plrsi ttsglment,
''olorado National 'luard He was the
tirst secretary of the Society "f tin Co-
He leaves two daughter
lliilii l'Ki.ii limit' "
Robertson Rodgei r, bead
Uerage house of i; Hodce
Broadway, and a member
i York stork ESschangs - "
ysstsrday ufi moon of a
' of diseases. His home was
rs
bro
.N.iv
of th.
A: I
of till
I 1(171, I) lei
ooutpllcatlot
at ll:i West
. has he m.in act
I toward defendani Itundolph hindered
ami embarrssssd the administration and
paacuUon tf the trusts "
i The complaint also alleges thai Jmiie
Mantstan has shown disposition to .ud
Smith and Is not friendly to Randolph,
and that "lsrcaUSC of the lii'-ompattibll-
it) oi defondante smith ami atactstaP.
US 'Vi'lell-'ed h their act- of opiosi
IthM and refu.,il to COOPeTStS, the ordl
nurv conduct ".' the business . greatly
hlndored ami th" plaiirllfTs Intsresl tuej-
li, He,., ' It 1 also alleged that Smith
is past 7-t years old. Randolph mora
than 77. and Ma Luu past 71'. and the
plaintiff, fears that t r - - propei admin
istra'lon of the trusts may bs embai -
rassod i" the physical Inflrmltlss of
one or more of the dsfendanta."
I Mrs, Smith also alleges that the de
fsndafltl Smith is "Insolvent ami not si
I pptNMlbte and his drcumstaticss do not
i afford attoquats security to the plain
'tin a.- hanaffetary, she also altsgas that
her relations aith Hmith aial MacLean
are inharmo us and binder tin- propar
transaction i:' business matters."
Bavanty-aavanth street, H" w-a T"
years out.
.Mr, Rodger was a descendant of an
old New York family, Ills great-grandfather,
the Rev, John Rodgors, the Brsl
chaplain officially dsslpnated by lbs
oniinent.il Congress to serve during
M:s Sura Hard Fiebi and Mrs Fran-I the Revolutionary War, Was one or th,-
loss Jolllffe, the two envo from Hie j founders ami the Brsl pastor of the
i West, who are to present a petition f'f Brick Presbyterian Church, at Fifth
j the Federal amendment, signed by 500,-1 avenue and Thirty-seventh street,
in)" women voters, to President Wilson Mr, Rodperg was a member of the1
on DecenTber f., will arrive in New Tork t'nlon 'iuh ami of 'he Sons of the
city on November 1'n on their way tot Revolution i
tVaahinpton, They have been welcomed I -
). st it, Oovemora all along the Ime Llewt, ilames J, Mcrarthy,
noo.ooo .iHnrn of Petition.
Fran-1
-"IIU 111
f r
ISSl
'e I
te i
I'ltlll " in l'l ii I iiu
Willi Fine rt.
Novelty
J335 FOR AUDUBON'S BOOK.
T i
M "t iuerlcfC' llrlnu
Price at llilrlon Sale.
I ighsst
Top
M
prlSS al ih sale nf the
i its John E. Hunou of
Mlerdny at IbS Anderson
.. . w t:i3i for un original
-t ri i oop) o:' "Tue Iliids Of
i ' iN 17t)a by Audubon. J. V.
. i, ; v. ..- ths purchaser of the work,
wit . ' i- ii seven vuIuuks, with Dun
full p ii- plates in colors. The name of
ite II r is EClng, the original ooboorsbori
-: I .11 ;vil the u. iri.es.
'i : hundred plates to illustrate i
"I of Amen a" t No. 171) went
' J ' Uraslin lor IJ6.2.1. John tga-ke's .
opy ol PVancIS L-icn s "S'lva Syl-
' i (No I .., w&a purchased by
J. .V,. :,k" for $13.
Tbl f . moon sale tPjOluded an auto-
c b) Benedict Arnold to lu
Wll 1 0 1 t.. J. F Hrake. Inc., for
'' ' irton's "Arabian Nights ' i
1311, .ml a "History of Ait."
Agin our! (No. 30), for till,
Thomas Ball, und "The Anisri
' library in twwnty-two
n . i ..i. to ,i si Walls for Ms-
- .: : ,e night as sal on included
- of Robert Hums (No 114),
. 'i. Well l".- 1109, a
n i- .i .-. by gamual Uigelow
i. wss bought by C, F, ifaart
: The writings of John Bur
i 1 11 i Was bid In by .1. P.
1 ThS total for the day's
.-1 to t3.it I.'.. The salr
C.ri.'.'.io .lc fiogorna was heard In song
recital yesterday aftsrnoon in Aeolian
H ill. li s programme was entirely out
of the familiar path und for that reason
attractsd u certain Interest. Two OpST-1
atlc airs by OlUCk SI 1 Uonstgny opened
the list, and then followed three l-au-tiful
und character. stlc oni;s by lra
nadOS, a Bpantsh composer from whom
we lire to have an opera thll SSSSOU
Next came two songs by, Joiin Aldan
Carpenter, songs deeply felt and anx
iously wrought, but wanting somewhat In
that spontaneity which Dsskaa a lyric
coin incing.
J. H. Roger, Sidney Homer, I'yril
Scott and Klgar contributed numbers,
ami the final ioup eontainsd produc-
IIOIM of to-day's highly cultivated
Frenchmen, D'lndy, Ropartl und l)e-
buasy. Oonosrtgosra do not often hear
a song recital without a single Herman
lied. Can it be but, no, the question
must not be r..isi-d. What was heard
was. worth hearing and the hearing was
pood because the method of communica
tion wa artistic,
Mr. lie fJugOrSS Is not heard too often
here. lie , one of the most accom
plished artists of the concert platform,
u singer who has voice, technic and
temperament, and whose interpretations
uie made eloquent by pnetir insight as
they aro adiuiraule by fusti.lious taste.
An art which has power OOOtbinsd With
aristocracy and distinction Is that of
Mr. do Qogoraa. H" was heard by t
large audience and the applause which
lie received was of the genuine kind.
31) p.
by S U
lth
'
I
roughi (Ni
i
f.llK" ,i ,,
A.N AMERICAN CONTEST
to
Lite
N'nltve
hole PrtM
W rltsvs,
Hall
HENRIETTE BACH S BECITAL.
Plays kfusle by tka v loiin s Orwstfos
Mil Interestingly.
Henrietta Bach, viollniet, gave u r-
cit.il In Aeolian Hall test evening She
played 'he Nardlnl concerto In K major,
th - iinaecoiniiunied adagio and fugue In
tl minor by Baca, the Vleus temps con-
erto In D and some shorter pieces. Miss
Bach ia not unknown to local lovers of
music. She lias been beard from time
to lime m the course of tho lust eight
or ten years und always with Interest.
Her talent i.s substantial, if not greut.
end her Schooling good. She is an
earn SSt seeker after artistic results and
always plays with respect for the lu
teal of the composer.
She was not beard ut her best lust
eveiilng In ellher the Nardlni or the
music of the greater Much of the violin.
In bo:h she showed accuracy of ftngsf
and some good qualities of the bow arm.
But her tone was wanting In smooth
ness and in WSItUth. In the Hach num
ber there was too much roughness of j f
style and there was only a superficial1
Indication of the musical content of the -movements
A brilll am tnalienor, which included
tie i't. -neb Ambassador, M. Jussorati
and 'he French OotgSUl-GerjejroJ In New
York, an ended a uwi furiuanos ut the
Metropolitan Opara Rouse iai i u
given for bps 1 petit of t,a- Sts'icte I'r.i
UsmsltS des Artistes def l-'rali':, atl or-
paniPatrti formed Cor the rettef ,' di-.--titute
atngara and musicians a hose
nanus if livelihood have boon cut "fi
by th,- war Between I4.00D und 15,000
ws radosd Tin performs noe was un
der the auspices of tne Theatre Fran
ca is. of w inch Luc tan Borttu it pr sl
deut, with 'be upprniai and ooopsra-
tion of th- Fri nch i lovernnsmt.
One of the feuture not listed on tile
piugi amrns, however, was the refusal
of Loiioid Oodowsky, tiie pianist, to
appear because it wa i a French benefit.
He wrote a letter ysoterday to bis con
cert manager, It. F.. Johnston, In which
he said: "I find that the concert In
which T am announced to appear li
given tinder the aUSpiCSS of the Ft'eli'li
Qovemtnent. While 1 am a great ad
mits of French nc it is absolutely Im
possible for tn" to participate actively
in any national affa.i " Mr. GkKtowaky
is of Austrian exi no" ton.
Much enthusiasm was aroused by the
singing of "La Marseillaise1 ami other
French songs by Leon Rothlcr and Paul
Capellanl, Andre Tourret played sev
eral violin selections, Lillian Qrenas and
licorjie Bamavan! actsd in n sketch
called "English School," luivld Itl-pbnm
sung a group of well known songs,
Andro Barlette appeared in "souk- in
costume" and Mile Berlaal of th.- Chi
cago iiraiui opera Company sang
Among Others to appear were Blslt
Jams and Melville Fills. Mile, Yvonne
Oarrlck, Clauds Benedict, Mado Dltaa
and fllnette nuerande, Mgnors Oontl
conducted the orchestra.
l -Ttirt It . f.. I.. Nov. Tw enty-five
members of the societj olony here were
.,t the meeting this morning of th ,
Meadow Brook fiot hound- iit.d snyoysdj
h good pnllop neroaa the country and
consldsrabli jumping Owing to the dry
condition "f the ground and the con
stantly fall 11 leaves lbs scent did not
hang well and bounds could not bring
anything Ojui blanks
The po k wai put in flrat at the J. R.
Davis pi Cover was drasrn there.
but rSSUltSd in a blank. Later, near the
wootis on ths ii, i' Whitney piucs.
hounds sinned u Mi fog whlota had 1mu
sleeping. For a few mlnutsS the scent
hung well and hounds ran f ist, but got
Up Ini i tlie deepest p.irt of the woods
and Ci- scent was lost. Th' te bad been
more Jumping than galloping during the
time hounds wi re bsing worked,
Among those out were Mrs. AMhur
Bcott Burden, Mr and Mrs H. I. Nich
olas. Mr. and Mr. Charles C Rutnssy,
Mt. ami Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock, Miss
Hslen mt hcock, Mis Curtlldgs, Mrs
M. M. Tinker, llarvsy S Laden, Mrs.
T-homaa 1 listings, Sims Vanderb.lt.
Ii.ivld iiows. M s lieiige Whitney and
Huntsman Thomas Allison and the
whips
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
TIm weddlna f KIm Ruth Bhan K-"
! '!". rl;iiightfr a f 'rim r ITMaTriBJtf1 tf
ICn Jtttin (3 BVltlltt anj WtUtAni ..
Prim, Jr, of lhi eHy ttmk jiUi yen-
trdaj at st 04Hnri Chureli u -
Mint Squirt'. It VM C6ltrfttMl vrr
QUltfUy WrICta only rIritiv'i. and a fv
iDtimaU fr.eni.M boinc prvscnt at th
t ervnony.
Tho H- It K'l Hfilantl. th rtvtor.
offlctotad. Ti1 brld Kn away riy
her st'i'f.tiiHr. John O. Btrqultt, he
WM unatiftult d.
Mr and -Mrs. Prime Will lift in thi
city.
The "cap'mnt was Announced r
eently. n ww not txpm ted t!i
wflddlng would tukt- plaoa m kudi
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED
tin
Karri ck Rigpa
are at tue Qi
I' d Miss
ham for
QUAKER CITY THEATRE CLOSES
Miiuc Hands' Mrike of I n StOCli
I ii in in ni hlurl Trouble.
I'll ii,ai.f.i.i ii!a, Nov g. Tin Wainul
Street ThSatre, ISOontly taker over b)
the I'enn Players Ptook Company, clos d
to-day after a strike of its Stage hands
and an indignation meeting of it actor.-.
win. lid that tlie con p. my was short of
funds and unable to pay salaries
Orant Laf. rty, man iger of the theatre,
admitted that the stage nands hid
struck, but denied that the actors bad
any cause for complaint.
"Tiie coinpan..' will nasi all of Its
obligations." SHld Mr. lifertc, "and Hi"
actors and potressea will receive every
cent that is due them "
OPERA OPENS IN PHILADELPHIA
1 1
I'roil nee
He."
ll ii local barytone, who
in 'i heard here before, gave
il li-' evening at Carnegie
lam e with a patriotic
last ear. he offered
I 'if music by American
W 1 c ii in qusotloaabls
I .-en held Is one loiitalu-
"I .-nil Cieiit variety and
furnish Interest through an
. tl.,-.. hi . amort' i
i. for sogse years past had
unsparingly brought for-:
halls here and local
I '.. v . I J tlsptujun und
vt- vi hat frequently sought
the bomt produota known by
hi ir iirngrainmea entire or in
in ici nurse there are al-
idents "f singtng to be oon
ii recital plvor und no doubt
had Ihelr Interests llrst of
,i hi- i l items of work pro
',i
. ry well arranged. It
l ' 1 1 I in !.' "(lltchw Mani
oc i dosed with Wal-
I "lJuniiy I leaver," vVard
II liutd "II 'Ut "f I 'r.-aiiis,"
i tod io Mi. lleilllUV and
i bis HOIlg "Spring
ri ti.e Misty Hhadowa
,i tltlell i ' , i l'l a-1 iti'i' , and "BP
Maelinwell, were Included,
I,t llolo. I'.irl,,,,'
I, ,,, , o, IHMUI'S In blS I H""1 O'CIOOB on .unuay murnnc-'. uam
in iliscloMod feeling as well I nigh' . afur unothor day's work, the
, ,..,.,,, ;, shut. I task was far from completed.
Q
New
Jb.
Vwrk To-gii.
asetiai limei As
llliitier,
t .iiilm f Ail nrlu.
Aldbie Club,
Hlltmnre.
Betel
Muslim iiHauy
l.'tuiore del 'Ire
I'ii n .M.iii.i'H ia. N"v. I, The flrat
operg of t lie aaugOO was given here to
ll, gbt when tin; poacon "pern untpaaiy.
witli the l'avl'wa ballet as an added
at trai't ion. produced "l.'Aniore del Trc
Be" and the "Snowtlakcs" balle!
An enthUSlagtlC audience intended the
opening performance,
STILL COUNT POLISH FUND.
Aiiiiosiieessrnl aa to Amount Ma
liected ou frlday.
Tho American rolihh Relief Kund,
ve
il ha its quarters st it blast Vorty
isth strict, announcsd yssteruay mat
:t would bs Impossible to annoum
I,,,,. Knriav the auiount taken by
s mbrlch a oollsoturs. Maiii i
'I'Le auditors were counting Hi! Peaa
amount received from different sources 1
e hll-
Mine
Theatre
M
Sldilnx Club
7 P, M
ie:i i upstloo Clubi em ok
Canadian Cluh Alansr, Het.-t
7;3(l I' Hi
Roekiund County loolety, mssthta
As'in s I' M
I Hoeietyfet Pelltlsal gtudg, meatlng, Hotsl
An or I P M
I gtase rhlldrsn'i Fundi nisetinB, Hotei
Aster, Mm ' M
Railway Devclopoteat Aasoelatlea, eon
vent ion, Rstsl Boglpls
Unassan aoclsty, msstlnp, Hues tug of
' Natural llletory, P M.
i Jewisli Religious. Papeol I'nlon. msstlng,
j Tsinpls Bran mi Bit I P M
yUrs prevention Psrsde, s- i rt freat
I . Municipal Rulldlngi 11 lit A. M.
New Yuri, Historical loolsty, meeting,
I 170 Central Path West, lilt P, M
Ni-w Y.irk FrSStl Air Fund f.ir Klderlv
People, in set log i Botel Aster, - P. .m
URwarel Korum, dsbgts on "lnereaas "t
l he Armv uiiU BaSyM babul 'J', tuple, ;U
1' M
Tensy Botanbial Olub lecture, nesting,
gehcrnierhorn Hull, Columbls llalvsrslty,
Hit P M
1,1-ciurcs on "Wsmaa'i Wnrki ii r Op
nortunnies To-nay, iiuoson siemortsi
Mr, ami M
Paulina Rigs
tin- winter.
Mr, and Mrs. CMMa I'rick have re
tttrnsd from their country pin OS st Man
chester. Mas-, and pre at the i;it-
Carlton,
Mrs Joseph m. Qaaaam will give a
reception to-day ut her home in Phila
delphia for her debutants daug. iter. Miss
i ntvia QaPPM .
Mr mid Mrs. Joslnh C, Thaw hs vs
,'losen their country place at PouttUMPP
t ip, !-. I . where they bad been since
1 lie aummert and are at tiie PI sag,
Mr. and Mr I. Townseud Burdsn
i.ave returiied from Qreenwloh, Conn-,
end are at the Plaia before opening
their liouse at ti.'i Baal S venty-eightn
street for the inter.
Chauneey Mitchell pepeW Id hap re
turned from Paris and is at th" Hllt
nr.ore for a few Woeks. Mr DepOW is
here to obtain Supplies for the hospital
tii..t Mrs. Dspew is maintaining at her
chateau near l'urlu.
Mr and Mrs Krnesio tl Fgbbrl, who
havi been passing the autumn ut liar
Harbor, will return to 1". Mast 8ixt
fourth street in December, when their
daughter, Miss Teresa fabbrl, will lie
lull oil need to lOOlSty,
Mr, ami Mrs Carl a. fl. Oertdorff
have returned from Virginia Ho! spring
and urn at S'. Baal Sixti -fourth street
lor tl.e winter Their daughter. Miss
Almia do Beradorff, Will not be Intro
dueed to aoelety this winter.
Mrs, Thomas B. Qllford, who is at
her country place in Weal Chester. pg(
until alter Pooember 1. will utlve a.
lunoheon ut the Rellsvue-Ptrgtford In
Philadelphia on November l"i lor Miss
Dorothy NorrlSi the dabutauts daughter
of Mr. and Mra Alfred Norrli of Phila
delphia, THE SEAG0ERS.
Tl. engagement has in'n announced
of Miss Anna 11. Wilding, daughter of
lei rge Wilding, to William K Adgsnt of
til s etty No dale hlls been set foi the
wedding,
Mr ami Mr. Pred Oordon-Smitk of
Bagls Book way, Montolatr, have an-
IHIUIICOd the engagement ol tle'r daugh
ter, MIssOlaAys Bllsaibsth QordonBmlth,
to Henry rrv. f 'h- Rev, and
Mrs Clip rle 1. Pn of tlermantown. Pn.
At a luncheon given ' Iterday nt her
summer home in Larohmont, N T, Mrs.
ii H. Brown of 2ns7 Fifth avenue an
nounoed the engagement ot her daughtM),
M-ss Theodora lirown. to In Joseph
AUgUStlng O'Conor "f this city. Tne
Wedding will take place iii June.
BAKER GAVE CORNELL $260,000
Ini t r inn ii
ii r
of PMrM N it 1 1 1 mm I 1 Hi ii iir
IMrniltor l'mitl.
from California. On Novtmbtr i! Oov
ernor Whitman will roretve th-m ui lin
Kxvi'utlvf I'hHnitu-r ut AlUiny, after ,
whi h Mr WhltltuUI will K' i)ini a '
rMWptlon ot tb Kxerutivp M;tni)iti
The lull trisrth "f ttll f '(HirrfH:iiin !
10 Inn wu ntMt the 'nvivH on th bor
li ru nf t!i oity on Nil .imh'r 24, with
u tmm of docoffttod nutumoblloot und
oncoft tliom to bolTy'Oi vhrt ihtre
I ! a rCOUf I'Mi ami ! i Mn. W'.i
ham lndorfftettt, Mrn. WllllAtn sU Colt.
Mi.- Ruberi Adatnaon and Mn. Marcua
M Ma Ho wore ftppotntod cununtttoa to
Invito tae New y ik Cong i ooi iuijii to!
hit 104 iitlOtl.
Tho ConffreaalonoJ rnin Is to huv a i
aotioji nf ctuioa, nuntoivd Mra Mary
lioardi n the rarloua phaffH of Podrml
JfrlpH work.
P. A. B WIDENER BURIED.
PhUagelpbla 11 naaeier I u t erred
Afler HsUgls t ereiiioii .
I'MIUtnUHIA, N'ov. It The body of
I' A, H. Widener, multlmlltlonalra
unancier, lay m the Van Dyck room f
tils' home, Lynm 1 Hall, bust night und
to-day, guarded by tne dead man's four
obiesi servants and surrounded by a
group ,,f tin- World 'a mosg precious paint
'ngs and art ishjsota. all Of which save
one were hidden in black crape. The
Single exception wwa tne massive S., -guiit
portrait of Mr Widener. olrectli
ta-iie.it a winch the caakel rested This
afternoon almpla asrvicsa were i,i.j m
tiie apartment and the body of the Rnan
enr w at- remoNfil to the Widener mauso
leum iii Laurel n il Cemetery!
Thousand! of dollars worth of flowers
flisiiled into tiie Widener home during
! tne day. Jonti ii. Bocksfeller, Andrew
1 Oamsaia, .1 p, Morgan, Charles M
Behwab, Jacob ll s thlfT, i: T motes
bury und R ll. clary were included m
tin- tilimlier wlio sent nfTerings.
police Lieutenant James .1. McCarthy
of the Hhsenghsad Bay station
stricken with paralysis in the ItatlOl
last night, lie as taken to the Coney
Island Hospital, wheic nc did at 1"
o'clock
He Joined the force in U!0. After hi
w-a promotsd to a lieutenalicy hs waa
assigned to tiie staff of Inspei 'or Patrh i
,i Mnrkins. When th" Inspector waa
retired 'several years ago Lieut Mc
Carthy wa.- sent to tin- Bheepshead Bay
station, He had sugared two other at
tacks this year, He i survived i hia
a l
Mr.
tgele
e L
I
I he-Mian.
Mrs A.
Nelson i hesnutn,
Chsoman A-hc:
ner residence, s
' he-! an. wldoa ".
resident of tile N-l n
lug Agency, died at
Momtngslds avenue,
JENNINGS ESTATE $383,000.
w i iio w Goto i m hi t i n i Iro I'.at I r
nf IsOOfl Inlnud Mhi.
MinkoI.a, I. 1, NOV. f - -I'hil.nwicr R
Jennlngo, wu wa promlnonst in th
oftolri ol tho Bplncopal titore r Txnu
louu 'i and who diod Hoptenibor tl mil.
lofl aTi estate- of naarly $400,000.
Tho piindpnl anwunt of Iuh hoithnco
waa in th.- tinn tf Hruco it 'uk, 100
Watr t . t . M i tijuTtati. Hll widow
hno 1"' hia uuortor iutieft in
lhat OUOlnOM f . 1 :.-- 1 . 7 His . i .nl
OOtata nan VftJuod at $ttt.389.72. Hia
holdtnov " Mrkot ami Pulton Na
tional Banit of Manhauuh ftntountod t
MMKO.
Tho will was dated July 6, 1011, nmir
which ho loft hia ant Ira eatato to hia
wlf with tho Osvcopttoti "f n fow bo
queatf to friend und oervoi ta.
PASTOR FIGHTS CHURCH FAIR
Mi i in ii ii f Brooklyn Th Iomo
It i i u M ;i i mi n lo HI Op rrnt'llce.
Th Rev. WilkiOtn Allan, pastor of the
leoonwiod bta4i i.-t Jhurch, Brooklyn
I notified tho ixvnar rea; at Ion that no
more t"-it or enterrtnlnmento In tha
church will In- held with hi aiipmval
jf the ohuroh Uecedea thai t want thooi
to r
yootordoy at tho oto of ct yenri
Mrs. Choomon WOO nne of th founders
and ru a nt lye member in moro ihon ;i
eewt of duoa and podotloa In Son v.-rk.
Chivarffa ond tt. LsOUls. Including tho
RnunJ T.iV.'t. tiir Mo i t l . Womer
lcmrtciat. Nnttonnl r,',H. Theotro
liM'r, ria aoer.-. 1 lutiR! v , I icinocrntl
i-orum, Harmon) nod National Theatre,
Funorul aer'icoa will I'c bold ;it her
h- inot.cy ii
jtrt'wt-'i hia inii'
inortvaoTo on tho
Ui a yeitr or tWt
they ro after apii
will ii;ii
lence that tne
iurch h iii bo
it ii
it-.- ox
$ 4 1 .(Mill
paid off
iiiiwut, if
DIED.
i v ui;. u
koto
reahlenc
nine
at
clock
. iirrow
i hartea i'. iiimu-n.
larlea p, Hasgorty. for muni ...
a n0Wtoaper man in NOW Vnrk : nU
Brooklyui tiivd yooterday of pneutnonui
, in his forty-third year ut hia homo, i !
Hal- avenue, Brookl) u. lit waa born n
I Bootland ami when 10 yi-nr old enmn
i to thia count n Me wm nt various
times t'oniiertiii with Drookln puperx
i and alao with the Kow Tork silnirrcM
i ami SfW York 'Inhuu contracted
a cold while oovorlnff Lho MMUlamabura
fin t ti poturdaj Me loaves a widow
i ,iai throe daughter.
iTHAi'A N. V, NOV N
Raker, halfman of tin
H;ink of Now York, It. tl
tuna of 1800,000 for tint
ml tor lea, according to an
i leorgs y
First National
donor of tin
n Cornell dot -:i
nnouncomenl
CONTEST C. A. YOUNG WILL
uf tn- trustees of Cornell University.
An original gilt if iiiiii.niiti whs made
n Mr-, linker two years ago und n SUP"
piemetitur) gift of lioo.ooo lasi Jan
uary. He had rsQuesied that nis nants
bs withheld.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
M41i1h.it lan- -assOoloael sSir Henry
Toronto; UamiiLnri ,if Pattareoa,
nurat, ." v
Prtnea tiM.rwMr and fra
T.-k l'i .vi.n ii, R 1 , Wl.lUm C
AIimiiv. X. V.
Oavo -M:'. flTnt Mra. T a Roland
Peltatt.
a-sstl-ull-
1
ttt.S'i,
and m
NuKeiii,
r -nJahb.
Kra i'mii
M
'art
an
aveouo, Hill r, "
peoole'i Instil 'ti'.
Koundatawih nf gpfSO
'oupr I'nh'ii, 8:Ki J.
. fo' utn un "Anii'i -
Policy," vp i-ifib
u-( t an , ''Boonpails
' I f i tin if C. How,
galling to dai by tin UoiiaialAuierioa
hnsr Nlau Amaterdaot, lor Valntouth
I Mr and lira w n
1 atklnsnn
1 prank Km- Batohelder
11 W HlOlr.
I Mr ami Mr Huiu
i mak.
' M,i .ri Oarrui bars
I Mr SIU M"' P C
Hul 11
I Mr t Mrs h J
. Ill tilt
. (.,..; i 1:, ,i-.i, ,m
I My ma auooor iiitar Calsdonifti lor Qiao
Mr AnA Mil A V. U S CXmmm
danojas VI visit Hewitt
M aim Mr- ' at ('onrad V M .troa,
f pottflis, Buward J- w-umwy
Mr. It'onarti (ditrr-
brldfo,
Mr, and j
reore I'llmnn
Mr. VVitliMi K 'it.,r
w w kul har ford,
Mr and Mr V W
landlord wiiu.
Mimh Luoy K S.-iiKl-
rni-d will
R C Wftmorr
M- Villiara II at ton
Mui.ii." Tux ; itle
Naant uia i eaa,
at Ragle ir and Mr?. IB
1 vitj""1: . RngUinsi Mr mitt
I'ln , paoedoae, Oat.
pVlbert dC U gtHchlaon, WaobinaHOB,
1 ; i. ii Oar Hon, HI 'hmoud, VaTi T.
w'd teon, Holyoke. Man
Kali k.Tbo.-kHr MtMH Phytlla Nftliton
Tnrry, uondoh, Mngland; Mayor Jmm- M
'url-y un.l Mr OOrley. lioHtiiti
Ptarldgo it- n I'nat-, Walliagfoedi
Ccnin . II. 11 Iir-rmK nlcagO. Ml. ; Mr.
uini Mr, .i K Kenry, Itanton, Del.
1 Marls Antoinette- Mr and Mr Anh'iii
, iv Cuatar, Norfolk. Conn . Mr. and Mr
, M K. Dai is. ijtfttmliiir. . LI SI Clangs,
St ram en,
HI aSS 'M r anil Mn 1 1 Mar a mn
mlnga, ciuoago; m-- Maraua a Henna,
CM a vi and, Orfloj Mr. ami Aim Wll.iaau N.
pykman Qlen uova, i 1
Vandarblll fir Uani ami LaOy Bt k,
1 gondon, Ontario: Mr end Mm. nhi Duboili
tflen GOVS, U I.j Mr mnl Mr. W. H
Wanamaksr, Jr J'hiui-iphiu
JMlunnro- Mi ami Mm Ore lit riiMr
of Toronto : Mr. ml at ay Hnwunl Millar
r 1 tn Motnas, lu. ; Hen Hamilton
j n-win of Paleage , Mrs. Tiiuntu hih of
) Hit tabu rg.
MrAlpln Mr. anti Mr j. f Oourtnas
j ihilifitx. N. B ; Mr ami Mr.. 11 i. It owe 11,
Ohloaao; (-'tusk ami Miw Hvui-iic 1'iHik
; Wauaati Ind.; winiuiu c. Moover, tsih
log ton, l C.
Murtinitiut -Mr. aStd Mt '. I Mut
thrWS umi Mr and Mr I,. M retj
iniitrnuiiiti.il. v y . Mr and Mrs w n
I Kute, Hampton, Va. , Oeurga il l.ibln ,
' Mlaaeapnlli Minn
i li-iiham leu yml at ft. Tttrtinas ,T Flta-
, 1 1 a k 1 1 Washington, l Mi ud Mrs
1 (it-Hi, ! tli.;iln- Ka; imip. U. I. r. an I
Mr Karl Mm U. ItoHom , Mr. and Mr
H A. eOOSWi UnanluJu
Hwlft At tN.mpany aulas of Htr Ju w
luiK . ii jr mr in. wri'H auoing Maiuruay,
iVovttutr i;th, svsraaad foTtowa: r.-
t tc lift-1 . 1,01 ctMii ner oound. Att
uoiik bteea of CoMgoottosit Mnuu-
faotnrer Attn Ogpoae Proaatto.
i lAaTFORD, ( 'onn., Nov, s Following ' ti
attempl In tha town of Windham to gs
The will of the latt t'harlea A Younu.
out of t lie richest ritlaeni nf VTIUlmati-
tiC, it df ve loped that hia two riaukhUTb,
lyfiia Voung and atri Carrie O'Brien,
who ore not merely labored but are
speeiftoally tn off by tht win of last
October 17, purposa to contest tho pro-
tiatini; of tho dooumefti with tho aid of
their brother, Oharlos A. Young,
The will gU'OS him on'-thirU of thr-
realdue f the astats after the rity of
WllUmantto haa taken h lap nark known
as Voung (erovg snd tno taaUttors
housekoeper, Mis Nsllia iitM-rioii, has
iieon WOll provided fr during hir life
time
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.
Ana i
Hra. Man ' . Medbori
Mia. Mary R M.il .urv. who waa
I lively enuatni m chaHtaulo work
wag pfotnttteni socially, died aunuity
; her home, Thlrty-aecond street. Beeol
hurat, 1.. fiIUw ma a shit lllneaa,
dagth rogultlng from heati diseass gUe
i
i say, No "in ' r i Hoi
llann i: Corni'eil
. Puiiars i mtvii .1 1 her
i tireane l h utraet, ll
en tut lay, Ifovt
KA UK tl"- '-"ii. o
iiiin-ih;jii rrar
1 l-v.k. wtfs "f
daugntei ol Hani i.
stela
ruiirr... ser i st he Is
MSSt l'if'-v - l.;rU r: r.'i
ntornigg st 'H " '
' JKXgJHS .v.t Hotf -'
I . smasT i . pi uinon
itff. i is yoara, on of I
a:. I Mar) K r nklo
,,.
UU'l -On Mo'
rseldsm -i n liivrrslu
llggnor i-i "i. "i
I Ke lc Of 1 ' 1 ' ttll I
; nr-
uf
. e ssidsgi e,
miHrtesd, i. I ,
mber !', nr : p M
Nlll ell: '.,-r ii. In l h.
,.r tier $' stilly K
M ini: s Talk unJ
C In CIS
was ii in ml" i'
lary nf tlir l-'.u.
Order of the n
ing
ii.
lie
. .1"
llitil
.Ir. Ili'iirii-MH
III, Isuti
til.
Mrs, HeiirlHltn 1'ivi.-".:
of William Davlaon and motiie,
Krv. iir W l- Pavlaon. pastor
Plsel Btreel Metbodisl Biilscopal
Brnolilvn
age,
ilieil .
Carlti
Silli'l.i
i rent
lit Mi" .
Bestdi
Aiixil
i.f tne
a i,iow
nf iii
r.f tt...
lull. ll.
rsott"
her
( Sllli File !'.! e I W I
1.AV1IOV, Wtl
ell 154,171 I.
'...il .I":- v
rtis.l
l"
died
hua
.1 1111
n.i iRKK"n a
stnlivr al. Il'l".
band, Qeorga l.
uar i mi i
WU44AU TAYLOR, rhr virn hotel
unci irutf conducted tlie H Deal, and
HartlniQUS hotela for muni' rear, ami eim
disd Mai ll 7, lll, left all - ..it- ir III!;
f.M. f whluh t..:.."" wss in realty mnl
iti rsmalnder In peraonsJ properly, Tit..
ssits included n eTatm nt iT1o,kuo agalnei
(Ircilnr ii ("ill I'lmrlf l-leh ' ;i Inr f.ir
sieney advsnced. Uader tin- in the n.ii . -eelved
luif of tiie r"i,iuary estate, hia
hluir bi'lllg 111,641, Hi" ls:er. Uoulse 'I'
IfoOutaheon, K"i the siunu anintiut. snd an
other auHt.-r. Oalhsfine t- Wlttetuors, r
oeivsj tir.u.iinu outrtghi snd persmisl f
f'!.. ealued at Ifi'if. The arrjirulauJ shew-.
tlmt ill., aeoedsnl egrssetied twn notes
slven by lili BOtli agrt-"alius t'.o I'll-, n .
liarl ..I Mir purotlSSii pries el Hie HI
Dsiyki iiit. bscsuae 'h initiiw s'a. no
Hucci-Ksf ii subaequenl i
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE
WATKI'.IU'ltY CONK.. N'i'V. S- XI. .1. n
iHt arriving at the il"t..i llton to-iiuy in
. mile Mr ami Un V M Misrkweathsr,
the iils.es Baah and llafher HtarkwBHtiiei
an. I Rleanor Corbln, llurlturil (Cadlllai'i
ii M Thomas, H M .ud ii ti UH-kiMi,
No Vorli (ttavnssii Mr un,i mi . ij,,,
New Vnrg I I'll. 'Kuril i Mr uml Mr 1. I.
Cummlngs and .-"ii and Mr ami Mr p p
Niopton. Nve Vork (Csdllleo)j k iv Moran,
ll. 'I'. MaeFurluiid, j U. Ton.ys. K c
PottoTi i' J. i" ike. a. Oheestrrow snd
At Abbott. Nw Vork fdaglllso)! Mrs
.run - L'lsrk. liartforui Mlsa -vnuls tllllett,
MU M lllKlu.p and Mr E 1.. lilll.tl,
WealQeld, Haas. (Wudaon) Mr an, I lira
s. v. Uudgiuuu, Xew Vork. (Cadillac),
Latest
fBOOEixrgral ,WV"
Itotme wow ldJ . .
V-rvtr j i 7i Linfinn
r ribtiu
Solly on tin- Rocks Net
On Desert Altars Net
Tlie FumaCS of Iron Net
A Wife Out of l.gvpt Net
His German Wife Net
Laily Bridget of the
Never, Never La ml Net
Send fur
111(1 VI M l H lU H iK n
i. I t .
1.35
1.35
1.38
1.35
1.35
Faoera st Fi am i ngt. i
,v uvenibur 10, ui : v ..
noes
PUSTl.KV On Mundsv, No
gari". g .lug. S'oluw i.
Isy selley ui.-J dsugh
iir a ,1 ggndvr r and E
gtsrNag
guneral prlvat.
UBtifg. Novsntbel I I" I
ter nf 'rii'.'i. us It-.- , . J
sveaue, N' em ark, s. .1
Fuiisral Sen
'nii
ate
-',la
ali
ill.; T. Mai
. irsacs Al,
pf Till 'llfc
both Jordsa
M .
;i n-
111,1
avll
in
at r
e,li
tldeni
ROOUBiUI, I n Munil .
,i, Hobertauti It 1 Ig.
gevoat aevewih atrset,
guaeral aert ice. win br 1
Bad Uotlegl i'i 1 liui ii
1. is god Bsveutr"Sev,
WadneadAy. Ko'erour
Relatlvsa sad friend.
tli. i-r 1 S,
aii.v i7V . November I, ll
hi" sevsaty-lhlrd yeur,
gyepue, KeW Veil,
VuHsrsI e ' 'i"
11. lllllllg,
Kovsraaar
uf 1 1:1 v
. Vork elt
I .it tiie v
W set lln.i gva
nil '''l,t, ,'
0 a: in A M
.,1 . In 1 itrd ti
BRENTANO'S
.' u ii ai .
.ik
i-i. in- 11 "
N i;ua:
third 'i
un Tu"
lenaant
I WATHR '
Thoniaa
Hinsral
Dutton8
Fine olj bpoki in con
temporary binJmcis ol
lowest prices. Just re
ceived. A visit v. ill pay
you.
liHl Fifth Avenue
ru niiy-tn
en Tuvstta
1 1. un iuin'
, KUU. - A' I
eerolter
iii ysars.
Punsral 'r
.c.e gel
111 r. 11
..uk 1:
..iv aioralngi
prlvsli
l.t'l'leU'V. on
I. U'.iini
arviess iii i
Iral stise; t,i
a . . Ku, 1111 In'
Chsrlotie.v
U"lilng. V
'.II I
I'll."
. at "TUB
.ui West Tnenty
mpbcll Building 1
l I o'elosg, to
il Mevsarkai a,
' 1 en v On lit I b.
e t'ourth in sails.
II, 1,1 ' Un Y M
. I
V S.inilnv. Ni.
cell. it;"'l
I, tike a i'IiuicIi
1 n.iv. govsmhs
n 1 gea orlll nisei
III. 1 it i;
FkAoNKECAMPBELL'
241 3
esrgf