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THE SUN, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1916.
RUSSIAN PAINTINGS
ARE SOLD AT $31,850
Smloiiiii's Hloly Kiitnily With
l. .lolin" IVMit's the Top
riiruro, $n.:m.
ST. THOMAS BRIDAL
FOR MISS GUERNSEY
Wcildcil to Krnost Nnxlpr Os
borne With Homo llm'p
tion Following.
MISKI M OXK OK IICYKKS
Th" i t c'llectlun of Nli'hnl.m llinlmu
i nJk), wlni-h formerly IicIoiik Id I'rince
i. . tu lirfMvMllotiolT. sccielnry to tlie
v i.r I'mprei'!' Marie rYoilniovtin,
n i. ..old l.i!l cvciiltiK In the lul'room
' i'ii. I'i.uit lintel ly
OTHKIl NtTTI.US OK, DAY
tin- American 1
voivi.itltm.
I lily liee.nne me collection v.i
, .muI; one itlierc ere only tlilrty
,i tit 'iS mi It poiHI'ly I'emiii'c many
ie .irt'Mn weie itnf.imllliir to New
,rk collecton. tile audience wim not it
gc one It Itu'lllileil. however, mimt
i the well know 11 ileulcr., mid the Met
.ipollt.tn Mueum of Art was iuiiouk 1i
j.nn Intern. The totnl for tho rale, wan
jl
V lumPO'ltloti liy Sjilom.i of the
Ml Alice Otwney, il.ltlRlitf r f the
Lite ,Iiieph Kryiintilw (Hierney, wn
mauled to Kn.et Hnxter Onborne ven
terdny ,fle-.iioon hi the chapel of Ht.
TIioiiiiis'h Church by the rector, the lie v.
r, Krnmt M. Hllrcs. The lirliie en
tered the church with her uncle. Dr.
I'rruili'.lti .. Cinrli. uhn irnvr her.inv.tr.
She wore a Ktivvn of white reitln which
wnn trimmed with llminecs f o!d point i
lace, her veil also Ileitis of point l.ice..
She cimlrtl a lioutiet of while oichlds .
mid tiller of the valley. I
Mis l'r.itice (loidnn Wendell, the I
only bridal attendant, wore it miwn of
plnl mid blue taffeta with a chiffon Mt
lo correeponil. She carried a lorge
cluster of Dorothy PciMih roKri, llmobl j
O.ilorne acted ns his lirother'a leM man.
The mbetK vvete Charlex S. ltutlei, l.nw
hoi i-.i.uoj ...i......w , . i ; . . " .. u v..." : , ....
ne price, mMI)'-; to tne ixieinncrKcr icme iwumiir, iticii.uu .-. .inn.
tiA.Ieriea for t s. Oil. The l.uiilfcape by
litiiilr. for which the Metropolitan Mu
nam of Art Kit to '.',kU0, In a charming
ir.inn'ript "t medlit'V.illrm. with quaint
i.istle! upon cracs and one upon an
l.'aiul in a river.
The lint of picture with bueis
j ices follow s ;
1 lMiilun Moreli" "Portrait of a
Yours .Man " It. Kilerhelmer
I l.u n iTun ich Hie r.Ulcr, 'l'or.
trait of M.vrttn Luther.'1 II. K
Stringer
I Anion Van li)ck. "Portrait nt
Veins M.m." VV. VV SenmHii,
frni
4 Jan tan Mature. The lrnln
Kntlirnnnl." O. iternet, agent
lien .Irlk Van Balen and .Ian
HrtlfKhet "Mtulolllnl and t'llllil
With A tiet." O. Hernet, ant
I Manelltw Kofternia in.
ruiiniloa." IMward stone
t I'tul t'ottfr. "Mllhtnc Peene,'
'Jrrnet asnl ....
I I.vii ' Cramich the i:i.ter. "Por
tr.ilt of n Man," Kltinberurr
(la.lerlea .
,3i-lmol of llnueher, "SleeplllK
Niiiph Surprised by ."hum,"
I). UeorKP l)ry
19 ,al"inon Van llulaiUrl, "A iitr-
l.le WPh Hoatii." A. f. Van
Wfjel
!'--Jin Van (loyen. "Illier Klahlnic
S (n," A S Van ll
': -Pltr Itrueartiel the Elder. "Pm
ant rifhiltiK." K. K Sirlnr-r
j- t0e tie Moniper and l'letr
llruesll'l 3d. "t,nlllleBpe With
Kijiire-.' It. Hornet, ar-n!. .
1 Jon. San rif th Kldfr Mm
l.inna and Child." lMward
"The
nnd
100
too
f.:s
;s
:so
s;o
:oo
i.oso
310
.so
tence (I. White. II. Iletijamln Clark and
Lawrence S. Ilutler
A reception followed at the home of I
the bride's mother, .".to I'ark avenue, i
When they return from their weddltiK
trip .Mr ami Mrs, nbo-. ne will ko to
SI. .Intnen for the summer.
COX BUCKLEY.
ie,.
l.omi, .Madonna and child.
II r.i!rhlmr
lI..nr,li da Vlncl. "Madonna
an! Child" n. K.le.-heimer ..
It fliippo l.lnpl. "Madonna and
Child ' tv V Seaman, aitent.
)tr,er.ir. Van iter Meere. altar
pane' , J Ooudard. . . .
I C rar.l Van- iler Metre, altar
ranel J !oudard.
t Chrlttiipli Ambfrcer. "Portrait of
i harl- V of liermati)". A. S.
Van Wetel ....
J' Plero .It Cotlmo. "M ulonnn and
Child" W W. Sfamill. aint
:;SMonm. "The Holy Kamlly With
S.John", Kleltibtrger (lallerlep
:5 Hugo Van der lioen. "FIlRht Into
Kcypt". It T Oliver
:i Jerom llnch. "Chrlpt With the
!... -nra In the Temple". M de
lirzii .... . .
Jt (iortnan foluxil. "Martt rdom of s.
Catherine", i:. K strlnRfr.
: German nhool "I'tl-oner Il-fure
an Kmp-ror". K K Sfrlnc
;joii d,' Moniper and 1'leter
rui-Khel til , land-cap-- with
tlnure" A S Van Wel.
:-Herri Met de Itle-, "A Mountain
I an.t-cape With Abraham"
.-.ic-lhte of ltaac". .1 M.
Wimple
! .loarhlin t I'atlnlr. "I.andicap
Willi l!eprrenlJt!on of the
.Vatlvlt", Metropolitan Mu-
-euni
Id 'tioiannl lluil-li Moroni, "for-
rult of a Man". T SrJsewb w
I' !.uci Cranach the l'l.lir, "Ma
donna and child With s. John
anl Clierubs" T Ilrummr
'i a- I'ouenln, "A Bacchanal" ,
W Seaman, acent
s:.o
:oo
1.050
l.liO
i.:so
so
s:;
1.100
1. 100
Hi
i2h
300
::i
so
Mxrrlril In llrfnrini'il Chureli on
llrooklyii llrtubla.
Mli Marlon Dunl.ip lluchley. il.iURh
ter of Mrs. John Huntap lluckley, wa
marrltd to Thoma KIriss Cox, son of,
Mr. and Mrs. William W. Cox of Al
bany, yestmbiy afternoon In the He
formed Church on Brooklyn Heights.
The llev. Ir. Charles K. Ilronson of
I'hllndelphl.i, an uncle of the bride, per
formed the ceremony, assisted by the
Itev. Kreik'tlck Shannon, pastor of the
church.
Ml.s lluckley. who was Riven In mar
rlase by her uncle. Charles Hatnsny
Jtuckley, wore a uown of atlii Irrocnile
ainl silver lace. Iler cousin, Miss Isohel
Ituckley, wi the niuld of honor, and the
bridesmaids were MIi-h Margaret nr-
noy Cutler and Miss Amy Hradlsh
Johnson of Manhattan. Mls M.trguetlte
I.lttle of Salem. Mas. , M,?s Josephine I
Howell of Newbursli. MIh Margaret 1
Cox, a sister of the bridegroom, andi
Mls M.c. Ion Itlashllcld of ll-ooltiyn
They woie 130 gowns of shot pink tar 1
fetii and leghorn hats ami carried pink
roses. I
James W. Cox. Jr. was his brother's
best man nnd serving as ushers weiel
Tiaver Hrisene of Norwich. Conn..!
Tristram Corfln, "Cornelius H. Kvans of
Hudson, N. V . Wtnton Ci. Hossltcr of
Philadelphia. Thomas 11. Anihewa nnd
Henry Holt of Hrooklyn.
The reception was held at Mrs. Hiick
ley's home. 112 Montague street. The
bride was educated nt the Misses Mas
ters School nt Dobbs l'erry and Mr Cox
was graduated rrom Cornell In li'll.
They are to make their home In Albany.
MILLER MERRITT.
another?
HOWARD G. GUSHING
EXPIRES SUDDENLY
I'ortrnit Pnintor Hail llci'ii tit
Woi-k in His Studio Only
n I'Vw Hours Ucforc
Howard tlnrdlner rushing, the artist,
riled suddenly or heart disease yester
day morning nt Ills home, I'M liast Sev
entieth street. Although Mr. Cushlnu
hail lwon III ror some time his death was
etitliely unexpected, ai be had bteit
painting In his studio on the afternoon
preceding the night of his death
As an artist Mr. Cuxalng had achieved
a wide reputation, especially as a por
trait painter, ills style wan original
and his ue of color brilliant. He was
born In Hoston In lSfi!, the son of
Hubert end Olivia Dulnny Cushltig. II"
jirepated for Harvard nt flroton mid
studlfil nri In the celebrated Academy
.lullen, Paris.
In 19m Mr. Cushlng married Ml
Kthel Cochiane of Hoston. In l'JOK I"'
became an associate Nntlonal Acade-
inlclnn. He :ilo belonged to the Atchl
teitural League nnd the Plajers Club
of New York and the Tavern nnd Somer
set clubs In Hfl-Min,
To-morrow (Friday) Afternoon at 3
Concludin; Saturday Afternoon at the Samn Hcur
At The American Art Galleries
M 41)140. Htll'AHK NUI1TII
By direction
Tiffany
A Grand
Rare and
of The
Studios
Collection ol
Beautiful
Old Chinese Rugs and Carpets
CompilalliB their entire tnt k of these lore anil beautiful urates, .ill
ol Hhlih me nf (lie til all tandard peculiar to the liiuie o( 1 he llif.im
ttluillo. aim which are now no loiifer obtainable In t liloa.
ON VIEW TO-DAY FROM 9 A.M. UNTIL 6 P.M.
1 be ale will he i ondiK ted by Mr. TIIOM S l Klltll V of
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Managers
.Maillsmi Si) South. I'.ntraliie II I'., lid Mlreel, .en fork
DANIEL P. T00MEY.
I'nblUber
lllea In
or the
i:t
Coluiiiblail"
Itrnnur lluinr.
(Jn.tMiK, N .1.. April :t. -Hanlel P.
Toonify, publisher of tho C'oluiubliiif, do
uted to the Interests or the. Kulehts of
Columbus, ami previously publisher of
Joikiiiii's .1iiofi:liio In Huston, died last
I lilpht lit his home, 1.13 Walnut street
North, I'ast Orange, of septic poisoultm.
He was born In Kenmorc, Ireland,
I tlfiy-one yenrs nun and went to Hoston
'whui a child. He wos lalucnted there
land learned the pilntuiK trade. He was
i (i member of the Huston Common Coun-
til ill lS'JO nnd 1 S3 1 and the two years
fnllowitiK served In the Massachusetti
I louse When Mr. Tourney moved lili
plant rrom New Vork to Hobokeu seven
J.':irs ;i no he went to I'ast Orange. He
was a foundt r of Cast Orange Council.
Knights of Columbus , member of l'ast
iOtalige Lodge of Hills and of the WaMi-
lngton Society of New Jersey Ills wife,
who was Miss llertha .1 lliigln-n of
Hoston, and rive children sutvlve.
The American Art Galleries
MAIHNON .HtJl AIti: Mil I II
ON FREE PUBLIC VIEW 9 A. M. UNTIL 6 P. M.
To Be Sold at Unrestricted Public Sale
Monday & Tuesday Afternoons Next, May 1st and 2d,
at 2:30 o'clock
The Collection of the Chinese Connoisseur
General Hwang Hsing
First President of lite Chinese Republic.
Antique Chinese Porcelains and Pottery,
hntnicls, Jades, Snull Bottles and Rare Old Chinese Paintings.
.'llliKlraled Catalogue .Mailed on Itecelpt of I'lfty CenU.
'I he sales Mill be londuited br .Mr. IIIOMt I.'. KIIIHT
anil hit atilalant, Mr. Otto Iternet, of
AMERICAN ART ASSOCI ATION.Managers
Aladltun . Moiilli, Entrance 11 I'. '.'Jd Slreel. .New lork.
'Don't you think 1 deserve
brldesmalda.
attended by
Caradcuc. as
Dr.
his
best
900
l.09
BLAKEL0CK AN ACADEMICIAN.
I'nitioii rainier of '"lloiiiillnlita"
i:lei'li'il In I 'll 1 1 MeinliiTsblp.
(irnmlilnaKhlrr nf t'npl. I. T. Mer
rill Brlitr of Vrn Vork Mini.
Mlas C.ladjii Merrltt. daiiKhtcr of Mr.
and Mrs. I. J. Merrltt of Whltestone,
I. 1.. and KranddauKhter of the late
Capt. I. J. Mcrrljt, founder of the Merrill-Chapman
WieckhiR Comp.ins. was
married to Christopher lltackburn Mil
ler of Central I'ark West. Manhattan.
In ('.race I'plsropal Church. Whltestone,
csterday afternoon by the Itev lr
William Jenkins.
The bride was given In marriage by
her father. Halph White of Mm rlstow n.
N. J.. was best man and MIh Dorothy
Merrltt. a sister of the bride, was maid
of honor. Two other slaters. Mrs. I'oug
lass Carter of Hoston and Mrs. C. l.eroy
Hetiilrlckson of Harden City, wero
matrons of honor. Hazel llendrlckson
A the meeting of the members nf Hie , nm dl.ul.vs Carter were tlower ulrls. The
ushers wero .lonti I oritur, jonn urm,
HukIi MclClroy, all of Manhattan: Will-
lain Nleoll of New Windsor. N Y. . John
I. Merrltt of Carden City and Major I..
White of Morristown.
Nntlonal Ac.i(lim of lleslsn yesttrdaj.
Ili'.idi I.lakelock. the famous painter of
"lm ichts." who Is now confined In
the M.ddleiown State Hospital for the
Inane, was elected an academician. Mr.
lliikolovK had been made an associate
alcmieluti several jears ago.
Two other new academicians were
f,' 1 I'.iul Manshlp. the well known
f ii.'itur, ami Arnold W. Hriinner. the Mniiriaril
t teet i ,
The folliuvlnr; olllcers of the academv
i r reek- ted for a term of a ear. .1.
Mil . Uelr, pieIdent , Howard Itus.-ell
Hut If v iii'. president , Harr.v W.
Wai oui. correspondins secretar ,
diaries C Curran. recording .secretary.
IV in ,h C Jones, treasurer.
K.i v Palncerflcld anil UouBlass Volk
ere cho.-en members of the council of
dlreiturs, inch for a term of three years.
WARING MARSH.
Oil Director Ueila Willi
Minplr t'r rriiimi
l'i vivmi.ti. N .1 April l!"" In the
presence of the numbers of the two lin
Hills of Savannah.
d Caradeue was
brother, Achilles de
man.
Uut of town guests Included the
bride's sister and brother. Mrs. Charle"
Doollttle. Spent rr Owens Shotter. I'ren-
ville Wlnthrop. the Misses Kate and
Hmlly Wlnthrop and Mis. John Adams
Din of New Yoik
MISS LAURA GHANLER
TO WED L. G. WHITE
SMITH BUEL.
Itet'i'iHloii hi Cosmopolitan I luh
l'ol lot a t'hiireh Wrtlillliai.
Mi Iteatrlx Ituel. daughter of Mr
IICMCIIllllllt of .flll II .llU'llll A
tor Kniriiiri'il to Stmifonl
Vliiti's Son.
Ml. and Mis Wlnthrop Challlet of this
city and Washington Htinounced ester-
day the etigagement of their dauihter,
M.s Laura Ct'.mler. to Lawrence (i.
White, onlv sor. nf the late Sitnfoidl
, FIGHT ON FOR DODGE ESTATE.
j l.o.l Will lira I'll .".I1II.IMH l.efl
I li lirnernl.
ii.Mtiu. April SI The sum of JJ00.
pun. ltft by (len ilrenvllle M. Dodge as
a trut fund for his wife ami daughters.
Is in dispute here because an old wll
made by lien. Dodge In U90 has disap
peared and cinnot be located. Mr.
Dodge and .Miss Anna Dodge live In New
York city
lien. Dodge's estate was valued at up
ward nf J 1,000.000. The missing will
gave disposition of a fund known as the
'Morgan-Jones truM fund, and because
of tt !" adjudication miwt be made hy
the tiurt The cae wei t to the coii-l
lo-d.i.v A milltarj academy at North
Mel I, Vt . alo i il. elestid 111 the fund
LEAVES $650,000 TO CHARITY.
VI U. Vlurlbo II. iiriren Vlnile I'rl
Vllte llrqueala of Unit IflllMI.IMHI.
The. will of M ss Martha II Andrew.
and Mrs Claience C Unci, was martled
to Henry C Smith esterday afternoon
In the Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas
l the lev Malcolm Mclwnd, pastor
nf the church
.... I..l.l .. nll....l In fl.n nlluC ..111.
I 1 1 1 in inr tnm,M, ... .i- ....... ....... ......
her father She won" a kowIi of white " nl"'
taffuta embrolilercd with sliver mid crjs- M's Chai.ler l an necoinpli-hi-d artist
tills, the ttaln beliiK of tulle, in wasj,,,,,! nrr sciilptuies and drawings from,
also the veil, Mis Hubert It. M. Km-1 ,f(, W(r ,hi)Wh (t .mnidtion h. Id In1
met. the matton of honor, wore n gown I
... ...i.l .... NiiR'nnrl lun t.tra 1,111 sh I1.1S also
or pale uiuu taneia wun u.ii .0 n.r . , . . lUu(.n,er f tn.. i,. Henrv Andrew, who
spoinl. nnd there wan a llower gin, .nude poiirails of Airs Artnuiiiu j rtl on Cebruarv .', iasl -it ., l" rifth
Victoria Hurt, ounKest ulster of th I .revatider. M-s Henrv Wise Miller. Mls ..,.... ,.f ., n esi.i'e of I'son .1011
j IMIth Den, 'on and Mrs W.lliam 12. (ilyn.i In iiersonal piupen ,md ll.1O.nu1) m 1e.1l
' M!s Chanter H a de-cend.iut of the first 1 estate, of which all except $::iin.iinn goes
' J hn J.Ku; A.-tor 1 to charities. Miss ndrew ilb-.l at the
I .Mr White was graduated from llar-'i'l'o of srt and her only relatives weie
, van! Cnlvetslty lu H'OS .md he wa a! three cousins.
I student of architecture at the l.cole des 1 Ml" Andrew left J..J ono each to the
Heaux Arts In I'aris for some vears He, N',nv Vork allJ -'.tncer Hospital, the
I waa Joined In l'an bv hl mother, who V VV C V. V M. C A Children'
.lived there evl ral ve.ns When he re-' "! Societv. sso.-at:on for Impiov.ng
M -s Antsi tiettrude Ilarvej, tluuribtcr turned 10 New York from his Mudies he !!l' ''our'ulnn "' 'h" ',nor Hoard of
of lleibert S. Harvey, formerly Shei iff ! el, ,,.,,., ,1,,, mm f M, ,m M,.,d .v.- I'ori lirn md Hoard of Home Missions of
of Aniens, was married .vesterday tnj white. ,,f which firm his father wa a ,'"' 1 e-livterlan 1 htireli. lukegee Nor.
oi.ii iiisiuuie anil n.tiopi'Jii .orii:ai too
bride
iletirge K. Denny acted as best man.
anil the ushers were John Slonne, Cor
don M. Maynird. Theodore Slelnway and
Thomas Hurl, a brother of the bride
A irceptlon followed at the Cosmopoli
tan Club.
Telrrmut Han r .
I'lilrninn CSiiulcl.
Mls I2!izabeth Bache Gould, riauuhter
! Mr. .uid Mrs. William Saltonstall
t'rojld was married to Mc.Mlster Cole
tnat last evening at the home of her
lmrcnis. It) Weft Seventy-llfth street,
ki t ie isev Arthur 11. Judge, lector ol
M.nt'iew s Church. Tho bride wore
g nu of white Georgette crepe I'm
1 led with point lace and a veil of
ro t ir The gown was Mulshed with
on fain of cloth of silver anil
' e .,',n The brldwmalds were Miss
'.1.1 iv s (iould. Miss Harriet W. M
:y mil Miss I'rances KmerHon Cole
nidn w'i . weie dtessed alike ill costumes
' ..ilor and pale bine chiffon and
trilf't.1 Ansiiu Neftel acted as best
ii- There were no llsheis. Mr. ami
"Unnin will icslde 111 the Wash
Sipiare district
.M
li.,'
M
mediate families Mrs. Maty Catherine
Marnli wns married to Orville T. Waring
at noon to-day at the home of the bride
on Wet Klghth street. The Itev. Di.
J, S. Zelie. pastor of the Crescent Ave
nue I'resbyterlan Church, officiated.
The iiuptlulH were marked by extreme
simplicity. The guests comprised the
chlltlren of the bridegroom nnd the
bride's sinter. Mrs. Henry 12. lireenc or
Amsterdam, N. V., and the latter' son.
Cud Henry K. !reene, V, S, A. The
bride Is the widow of Craig Adams
Marsh, who for more than twenty years
was Corporation Counsel of I'lalulield
and one of New Jersey's leading Ian vers.
I'pon IiIh ilcalh Mr. Waring was made
executor of his estate, which he has con
tinued In admlnliter
Mr. Waring It a director of the Stand
ard OH Company nf New Jersey, prcsl
dent of the I'lalnfleld Trust Company
anil a member of several clubs Ho la
about "0 years old, while Ills wife Is a
few yearn hi Junior Hoth families have
been prominent In the business nnd so
o!a! life nf I'lalnlleld for many years.
Aithuv Huliett Tetreault of Northauip-1 hading member
ion. -Mass. The cvretnou was perfnimed x ,.,,,. la i.cn lnrniioned for the
m St Michael's Church, Klushlng. hy ( wt-iltliitK.
Mgr K. J. Dminelly. who celebiated imp- Mr r Mr,t wtltl.iin (i Chavv of 110
tlal mass. Miss Mabel Halley Hatve, I ivet!.de Drive hav e anumiti. ed the en
slstei'or the bride, was bridesmaid and ..,,K,.,i (,f melr daughter Mlsn M. hired
I'rnest Tetreault, brother or the bride
groom, wim best man A reception fol
lowed at the home of the bride's parents,
ll'l State street, Klushlng, which was
attended by more than HOO lelatlves and
friends
HACKETT DEMAREST.
w
1.
ts
M
1 1
II Kminn 'I'i'iiiila I'lnjee Vlnr-
rlril In ( nlleulnte Chiirrh.
The wedding of Miss Maude Adams
Deniiiest and Harold II Hackett fook
place yesterdav 111 the Collegiate Church
of St. Nlcholat. the He Dr Malcolm
Mcl-end, pastor of the church, officiating
l'l iinor tlleiulorf.
Madeleine Otcndoi f, daughter of
. o Mrs Chailes tl Oleiidnrr. was
i. to Williain I.. (.'Conor yester-
hi, m in Holy Trinity Church.
I.il attendants were Mrs. William
M.s licoi'ge .M. O Neil, me,
lalna Olcndorf. Madeleliio I
M.i gatet Uannliig, Dorothy ( j,M.. r.i,-,tvos and a rrw Intimate rrlemls
-1 l.oretm Mulhall and Theodorn ' present ror the l ercnioiiv The
I" .liiM-ph M'Conor, lu oilier or ,,.,,. .... i.cn ,,.. i,v her
brother. OeorKe 1". Demurest, woie a
1 travelling costume tf white charmeuse
. and chlflon with a hat to correspond.
' Their were no bridal atlondnn's l.iuiie
1 dialilv after the ceiemuin theie was
a wedding brraltfaM at the M Itegls
Mi. Hackett Is a well known tennis
placr. Willi F U. Alexander ho won
the national ilowoles chainploiishlp of
thii I'tnled Slates 111 11107 and Hie tlireo
following yeai, and h has won tho
Metropolitan championship and the New
York State championship. He was cap
tain of the Davis cup team which cap
tured the ttophy at Wimbledon, lain
dull. In DOS ' , ,
Mr llackolt's llrst wife obtained a
divorce In Iteim, Nev , In 1911
on 11. was his Pest marl. 1 lie
i. N11 aulas N. Mcyxnrr. Mau
lliig'i C.mrtlie. Althin .Me
1 S ui'onor, William Slmler
M (i Nell. A wedding break
,.. Pi Hie music loom of the
l.onrll Wlnalnrr.
Hoston. April :e.Mlss Chailotte
Winslow and l.leut. S. Ixiwrll, I' S, N.,
ot the battleship New York, were tn.ii -rled
by the Kev Alexander Mann In
Trinity Church this noon. Tho bride Is
a daughter of Mi. and Mrs. Arihui
Winslow of this city and a niece of Hear
Admiral Cameron Moll. Winslow. l.leut
Lowell is a son of Hie late Hobert T.
S. Iiwell The maid of honor was Miss
Sarah Winslow, a sister of the bride,
and the best man was l.leut. Hufus Klnt;
of Washington The ushers weir l.ients
Itncllffe. Crosby, Conifoit and Ithndes,
all shipmates of the bridegroom.
grl. ultnral Institute The Y M
also takes nne-tlfili of thn relduatv es
tate, the other it-siilu.tiy legatees being
!he mortc,ni llibte S01 iet, xmei'lcin
Sunda.v School I'rilon, St Luke's llo.
pital and American Female (luiirdlau
Society
The will gives HS.nftn each to the Or
pliun Asylum of the City of New York,
New York Institution for the IMuratlon
of the llllnd, 1'rosliyterlau Home fo
Aged Women. Home for Incurables.
Hahnemann Hospital, llerea College,
-rt,i V,,rlr fit.. Illaulnn Unnlnfo V...
Shaw, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank 'yo'rk l-rotestant Hplsco'pal Mission' So
Lllsworth Shaw to hrcileric t harles cMy T)l. Soi.e,j fl)r ,hP luM ,,f
Howtnan of lmdnn. Ontario, will take i,.,,i,,,i ini,i , ti-.nnn ,. 1,..
place at the home of her purnK I3S ,.e.,B f ,). of the decedent's
Convent avenue, on Saturday evening ami JIO.OOO went to ihe Ainerl-
Miss Shaw was graduated from Harnard I r.,. i..ii in 1 n'.s I'rletiil Socleli
lirlttaln Chave, to Frederick lle.'kmau
Mccracken of Newark. N J Mr Mc
rracken Is riesce'idant of the Heekm.in
family of Now York. He was graduated
from Princeton L'nlverslty and Is a mem
ber of the Society of Colonial Wars In
New Jersey.
The wedding of Mis Kthel Lord
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Tie members of Suuadlon A held their
.1111111.1 .spring d.iiicu last night at
Shu rv s
Mis Miiil.t'ii 11. Sage, who passed
I i w.nte' at Aiken. S 1.'.. Is al the St
Hc-iis l.efoie nttltnlug to Albany
M and Mis (leorge D Cioss h.ive
i K--i their house at S West Fifty-second
street and have puif to Hernards
Vl.le. N J
Miss I,. a is will give a theatre p.tlty,
fodowed by a supper and a dame, at
Sherry's to-night for som.. of the d. bu
t.iiites of the wmter
Ms Lluabeth llrowei Wood, who
will be 111.11 to il to John 1' Pi-Hi r of
Halllmoie on Saturdav. will give a
luncheon for her hridt sinaids toda
The Harmless Huard will give ,1 talk
tl s afternoon on "The Women ot Fiance
and the War" at tin- mct'.ng of the Sp.
1 t.il Aid Socltt.v at Its hcaditu.irters. ..'.J
Fifth aveniif
A concert for the bntlt of the Itap-
list II01111 for tile Aged Will he given
bv toe Sv mphony Club of New York on
the afternoon of May r. at the home, 110
Hast Slxtv-flghth stie,.
In St Thomas's Church this afternoon
Mi-is Ituth Douglas, daughter of Mr
..: d Mis William 11 Douglas, will he
lil.it'Ie'l to Howard Plimnnir A itctp.
1 m vv.ll f 'How at the St. Hegis. .
To. wcildiug of Miss Madeleine Ash
.tell daughter of Mr? William C. Ann-1
well, to Dudb y II llairows of I'la.ntb Id, I
N .1, will t.i K placn this aftirnoon in
the Chinch of the Iknvenlv I'est.
Miss Katnai'llie It Schi rrnei horn,
adopii-d daughtei of Mr. and Mrs .1
Mans Siiieiuii'ihorn of tills city, will be
111. lined to Maur.in S. pear.-' of I'r.vi-
il. 11. e. Ii I . to-day in the village chureli.
K.ngston It 1.
Miss In nc Laiighiii'iie liibson. daugh
ter of Mr ami Mrs Charhs Dma lib
hui. will be married to Horse It. Post,
Jr. this atteirioon in St Bartholomew '
Church A reieptlon will follow at the
home of the In lib 's pal nits. 1-7 Hast
Seventy -third street.
Miss Marga'et Wilson, daughter of
Piesidint Wilson, will sins at a musii.tle
I., ho g ten at the Coterie Club, f West
Fifty -eighth sinet, on the evenoig of
May I ."".ii- will sng the same group of
s. ii.,is which she i" to sing at the open
UM of the May festival .11 Detio.t
A daiae will be g.ven 10-iiiglit .it tre
Hole) Pljza for the beiietll of Hclglan
orphaiis There will be exhlbilluu dan
cing and debutantes will e!l tloweis and
programmes. Among ihe patronesses
aie Mrs i: llcnry llairlmaii. Mrs
Ilrnest 11. Adee. Mis. Paul D. Crav.ttli.
Mrs IMmuiiil L. Hay Iks, Mrs S' th Low
and Mrs Plerie Mall
Harvey (iraham. who will marry Miss
Francis Henry, daughter of -Mr. and
Mr. Howard H. Henry. In St. Hattholo-
tnew's Church on .May 1, g ive 111s rare-1
well bachelot illnner last night at
GEORGE H. ST0CKBRIDGE.
I.n titer nml I'lirl n WorUloit on
llpern ''rlclllii."
her life She was one oftthe oldest mem
bets or tho llrouklyu Institute of Atta
ntil Scien. es V. te, Mrs. Ilulda l.lss
in r two brothels. t ailes S, Furst of
Manhattan and Michel Furst of llrook-
cieoige Heriieil Stockbrldge. Taw yer 1 1. survive hei.
,mU p"t. d:td Jtsteflay at the New (
Vork Mull al cilege llo.-pnal. follow-, tillierl II. W'heni.
ing an operation lit- was connected for ; ;.., 11 Whe.it. inanniTiiii- riirector
of tne Slawson.Dtcker Milk Company.
niuii than twent; ye.n with tn- vvim-
lnglioil.-e and (Xioper Hewitt electlic
to.iipanlis. and fur many yeais war puii-
. ipal exainliiei 111 tlm elei..rlcal division
of the I 'illicit Stater Patent Off..-
Mi Stockbtldge was .i.rn m Mim.o.
Me , Ddemb.r !;, Ix.M. or old New Hug
'and stock, lie was uliiialed at Hates
I'oliegi. .lohiis Hopkins I'mveisity and
lie I'nlVi lrlt of l.eip.ig. AftclWald
he was insliuitor in Latin al Aniln-ist
.1:. il Johns Hopkins lb wrote many
iH.eins, coiitillnitii g to magazines, and
in bid published .1 lunik of slimt vn-e
lllldir the title "H.lMei. tile Poet At
the time of his death lie was working 0:1
an upera lie nillnl "Prls, Ilia."
.Ml. Stockbrldge have, a widow, who
was .Mi-s Louise von ItodciiMein ot
Washington, and a daughter. Miss In
thy Stockbi nlgi .
died suddenly of hem iIIscimi yesterday
at Fifty -t-cvei th atteet and 12'iovcnth
avenue. M; Wheat wa. horn III I'den
ville, N Y. tital Was It', years old. Ills
home was a' I'll West Ninety-llrst
street. 11,. i survived bv a wife and
u sun, Itobtit.
Mrs. Vimle lint hi Held.
ilviiiLON, Apill SB. Mrs Angle David
Held, 7T years old widow of John H.
Held, County Judge, died In her home
heir to-day. She .s survived by one
il.tughur and uin- son
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
.Iiillll X. I'HIIell.
Miiriliutniii Mr
s.nigerile- N. y
l.iii.lgi - II li
ain,ehi;i. Detmlt
I'nn -e itrcrise
nlH.r I 11.11 r II
M1' l.T! k I
I' II suphens .-',
1 tot Mi nn.l
I'm. .Mi imd VI
1. in g
- Mi ..lei
no I M11- T
I' l.'i-hor,
Cttirvno, Virll 1" -John V Patten.
p.esdent of the Cliattatio. ; . Midi. Ine
Coinpauv of I'liattaiioiva. Term dltd to-
1l.1v in a local hrplt.il. He had been I
beic f"r -evetal days awaiting ni.il of
his suit against tl'.' American Medical
..... .. .. - ,.1 1 it I I,. f..,,e ,.il
.s-OCliUI01l lOr UOei ,.11,-n 111. ,,'!, .... v...,i-i.,i
or the ass, .itlon printed an irt cle al- , n,...,.n ,
leglug that Ills chief piuilin . was a un-1 sum Hi
tram containing a large pefentage of ! v an.ierii.lt Mi
i...,),,,! .111,1 tli.it r.il-.. claim- weie made. i).rf'' ..Maii.lmw.ei,
fur It he began suit lie was prom
inently as-oi la't'd with the Methodist
Church In Chattanooga ami tin- publi
cation of the article caused such a stir
that Mr Patten severed hi connection
with the liimili
11...
.1
Mrs
II
hi k 1
v
1 rl.
Seit(i 1
I'll l.l III ,
Spokane
slit Mia.
v v l.onel),
iirne Ittlph
t'lirroll
XI mire,
v., sums. N Apt I . -
M.ote. I2.i.''rn sale- manager
l.eaich i.'o.tl and Navvation Company ut
111 l.ibtiiy sttetl. Manli.itl-m and a
.ml evpetl of uatioia. reput..ilon, dir.!
of pneunii" 1,1 it his '..inc. f Odell ave
nue, to-day after an CI'im ,.f fom days
Mi Moore was coin u ih's i.tv f-olv-six
yea-s ago. He w is a ine'tlber of t 1.
Ih.iiuvid Club in New Yoik and the
Hudson Itiver fountrv Clu' In Yonkeis
His wife, who was Mis Anna I l.u rliii.111,
and iwo finn and a ilaugnler etirvlve.
11 n I Mr- vv
I. 1 . !.,. . 1.
I'tilhub'iphlti
. Mc.Vlplli- A I'.eiel.mil lllliei-
I l-r 1 lindrigurt. ll.iv.iii.i Mr
I. A. Furtln 1,'uel.e.
ltro.iil,t,i I'enlril I. 1: H.. ,
1 . I re.le r 11 K I'.i , nr. I. Melh
, 11 rat tie. Km iititi4,.,i
I l.olhmil- Mr unit M- H. Ifli.o Clnelll.
Inileli.i, H.i.v , Mr ,in.l Mrs 1 Ii . r, Hon
1.1ns I'uirke 1 lnrtf.T I . Mr al, 1 .Mrs Miles
Cm ml. j S Hibllt. I'hil.il.ipli!.!
uf the Lorraine- Mrs 11 11 r ,1s- ,mi
.'iiu i t uiirr, Minern. v ytr nnd
-Mrs John l Uinersi'ti, TUu-vi ie, I'n
VV , ntl -Mi- A.evn.lei Hnunn una
.vtis 'uthrrlne llr.i'in v iih.ini,.,ii . Mn
Wliibnii nnd Mt Ksthtr p. Irl k. lUltl
more. anilerlil'l- Vlr nnd Mr. 1 liar 1. Mnr
can. Nop. 1. 1 Mis Un, 1 lira,, MeLlm.
fuveilo ixuk. Mr hiiI Sin s k Nfftnr
-i .111
roronto.
Ijuvtreiice.
3IA1IKIED.
Xllsa Sarsli I'lirsl.
Miss Sirah Furst, f.5 years old. whose
home for the past twenty years had been
In the old Clallln mansion at So Pierre-1
pout street. Itrooklyn, dlet on Tuesday 1
from heart trouble at the Hoosovelt llos-.
,iltal She was a daughter nf the late 1
Solomon Furst nnd lived in P.iooklyn all
Id-
,pi
1,11 noon llner.
, Doioiby Mater, daughter
VI 1 VV 1II1, mi F. C. Mayer of
nt. Hrooklyn, and PaulHaii-
1 Mr and Mm, M II. Claniiori
N II , were married enter
iioiiiu of the bllde, the llev.
..!, ,1, jinctor of the Dona, we.
' huiih of Flatbueh, otllclatliiK.
eddlng was a very quiet one, only
and very Intimate friends, be
en nl The cuuplo will makii their
'i Hast 1 1 range.
id
1 T,.
t Pttra.
Ilnrlrrll Hull.
i.. ! Hull, daughtei' of Mr and
.s I, Hull of New 111 K was inar
' 1 teniiig In ( 'li ill 011 II. Hartzell,
'1 I1t W. II. Ilai tseell of Wh
i' nt tho home of tho bride's.
M isrei Cornell, '.'73 West
li ril s rcet Miss Marie Tan' of
rveil as bridesmaid and lb"
unit her. Arthur 12. Hat lell
man. A ii'coplloii followed
in in v After 11 Hhoit wedding
couple will make Ihelr home
Hurl hurt 4'bHimnn.
Miss Amy Hudd Chuplllall, daughtei
of Mr and Mrs, Isaac K. Chapinau, was
man leil to Hussell lilulr Hurlhurt, son ot
tho llev. and Mrs. Hollo K Hurlbur.
In si eveultiK lu the Millwood (.'luh, Flat
bush. The bridegroom's father oMlcl
tiled. Tli brldo was attended by her
sister, Miss Kthel Chapman ; Mrs.
Charles T Norton nnd Miss l2IUabeth
Wilson. The bridegroom's attendants:,
inemboiH of hli class of 1910 ut Cornell
werxi Malcolm Sleight Jones of Hoston
best 1nn.11; C Lee Follmer or Niagara
I'atls, lvvls v' Pitcher. Arlo Wilson and
Claik .1. Lawrence, ushers.
and her dance, who Is a son of Prof.
James How man. was graduitcd from 1
VUtoi.a College, Toronto, m linn!
Mr and Mrs. A M. Capon of llionx-'
vllle, ,N li , have nnnnunced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss (Jladys
Capen. lo Dr. Nathaniel Mills, son of Jus
tier Mills of Mount Vernon, N Y No
date has luen set for the wedding
The engagement of Miss Maijorle Ten
Hioick. daughter of Mi nnd Mis
Chatles W. Ten Hroeck of Oiange. N. I
.1 . to Kenneth Wright Williams f .;.i,t I 1 be t
meed. 'a " of
DE CARADEUC SHOTTER.
rx
Vnrkrra Atlenil Wntillim In
Siivniiiinti.
Svv.vns'.vii. ia.. Mull "' Miss Mary
Lansing Sliotler. youngcei duughlcr of
Spencer Proudfoot Sholler, former chair
man of the board of dlreclors of the de
fund American Naval Stores Company,
was inairltd this afternoon to Dr. Ht.
.lullen Itnoill de Carndeuc The cerr
inonv was pei formed by the llev. Father
Joseph D. Mitchell,
The brhlo waa attfiidul hy Miss Lmlljr
Wlntluop of New York, maid of honor,
and the lilaiei June Metdrlm and Helen
Morn Penhodj .
The wedding of Mrs. Mary Miller Pea
body, daughter of Ororijn Walbrldge Mil
ler, to A. Ilene Moni of this city, took
place yeslenlny afternoon in Ihe choir
of St Thoma'H Church In the presence
of a small company of relatives and
friends, Ihe Itev. Dr I2rnrst M Sllres,
rector of tho church, offlclallnn. The
btlde, who was given away hy hei
father, whs unattended. Lewis Hrown
linwiry acted ru beU man. Tiis cr.giugc
moni wns announced a few days ago.
Mrs Moon was the widow of Itlchard
A, Pcabody.
Orange has been niinouiiced.
Announcement wim made vosterday of
the engagement of MNi Thelnia 12.
Ilerllage, daughter of Mr and Mrs. A. II.
Heritage of I'lalnfleld, N. J , to Fred
erick W Ducmler, son of Mr and Mts,
Frank Iniemlcr of Philadelphia The
n eddlng will take place In June
Mr mid Mrs iliorxje II Wean of
Pail; avenue, Plaimleld, N .1. have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh
ter, Mlyw Ituth Isabel Wean, to Sydney
Howell Kerr of Haltlmore Miss Wean
Is physical dliector at the Plilnlleld
lllgu School. The wedding will tnke
place In the fall.
Former Mnyor and Mrs Hymn M.
Iluylcr of Tenafly, N. J , have nntinumeil
the engagement of their daughter. Mla
Marjorle lluyler, to Shepherd Calvin
Fleet of Duinont, N. J.
New purl Collnue l.eiiscd.
De lllols Kldtldge have leased for
Pi of llnpliael Puinpelly his cntt.iKr In
(ilbhs avenue, Newport, II, I., to Plerie
Hartley of Tuxeiio, N. tor tne coining
summer.
Maker -lietrnlfr.
Nkwioiit, April 2f. Miss Conslaneo
North Mdcalfe, daughter of Capt. ntol
Mis. John Metcalfe of Ban Francisco,
and ICnslun Wilder Dupuy llakcr, II, H.
N attnehed to (he Dubunuo, were mar
ried late this afternoon at the naval
training station, Miss Melentfe him
hern IhiiiB hero with her brolhcr-lii-law
nnd sister, Humeon nnd Mrs. John H.
Kaiifniaii, IJ. S. N, The ceremony wan
performed hy the llev. Kdwnrtl Lului
Reed of Kmmanuel F.pUcopul Church.
The bridegroom had a hm best rm'.n Kn
slin Kdmund W. Burrouf b.
In
Xeir 1 urk 'I'li-dny.
Hotel Ilreilln,
The relatives, Cleveland 1 llentou.
Ixc.iisa Heiitnn and Susanna F F Hen
ton. got SaO.OOO each, and three friends,
Chillies, Andiew and Hdwaid S l.lme
buiger. also received l.'fl.Oon each
VAN NESS ESTATE ONLY $7,324.
I'riiperlv Trnnsferrril lu Wlfr lle
lore llcnlli Worth rtllllll.llllll.
The transfer fix appraisal of the e-
Cornellus H Van Ness shows
. that at the time nf Ills death, on June
:.. Hill, he hail a totnl estate of unit
$7 It'll lb- had tratisfirred property
worth about JrtOO.OOO to his voting thin1
wife, Mrs. Alice Wood Van Ness, shortly
1 before his death. The esinte was in 1U.
; gallon for four years as the result of a
suit by hells at law tn set aside the
1 transfers on the ground nf undue lu-
lluence A compromise was effected be
which vai tons sums were paid to the
belts ami the widow retained about
,'iiii,iniii
Van Ness willed bl entire estate lo
his widow, ciittlnir off his daughter, hip
the will was denied prnhate hy Surmgak
Fowlei and the estito was dlslrlhute I
lo his widow and Alice Van Ness Par
sons. Ills daughter by Ills llrt wife, as
If he had died lntpit.nr. The expenses
of the will contest mummied to $4,111,
leaving a net estate of only H,9,i, ol
which the widow got one-third and tln
daughter two-thlrds The largest asset
In the estnte was leeched from the es
tat nf Ills second wife, ICuiina Louise
Van rr front whom lie Inherited IjU
fortune
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.
Jr.
and
t
7:13
itlnhrr, Hotel
Cmiiiio flub, dinner,
1'. M.
Mrlhndlat Social Piilen
Hill more.
Ainerlci.ii I'lititlshers Association, dltinei,
llolel Waldorf,
National Academy of Design, dinner,
Delmonlto's, 7 ;J0 1'. M
Travel Club, dinner. Keens, 10J Went
Forty-fourth street, 7 I. M.
Iboiioinle Psychology AssocUUnn, mspi
lug, Schernierhorn llxll, Coiiiinblii, 8 p yi
Dinner to Police ('oinnilMlonrr Womli
by Rut Side cittern. Clinton Hull, 7:30
P. U,
Nstlonsl Metel Trsdes Aoetlnn. rnn
ventton, Hotel Aitor, I I'. !., dinner, T
P. U,
MltS, S Villi; llOM.Vtl, who died en Sp.
leather 17, 1 J 1 3 . left nn estate of i;,iin.
She was the wifs nf l.en c PtsHir. n law.
jsr, lo whom she willed a life Interest lu
1311, HIP and the remnlniler nf the estate to
her iliinnhtrre. Amy C Drmar mid t'on
stsnrr N, SptrcPlbrrK.
THE SEAGOERS,
Ssilint In dajr bv lbs RcailillnarUn Amerli an
liner llelllir Olav for Chrlitlamand and Cnprn
hnren'
Mr. nd Mrs H V John J Ktlly
llnfe, Nle ! l.arsen
John Daniel Krned J. Rnmmer
Mm. Kmnit Deitlnn Clarence B. Tiaher.
rneil O, JackbMD.
Sherry s. Among his guests weie
ward Shippep. Anthony .1. Diextl.
Jay (iould. M Lo Hoy Whitney
iicorge Macculloi h Miller, .li.
A group of y niiiig peopb gate
"H.irvcsi Dance of tne llraves mid Mu
llens at the Woodcraft livening of tae
W Iciafi League at the t'olopv Cud I
last ii gut Those Inking p.ut. lr, s-ni
n costumes fashioned after the Indian ,
sivle. included Ilrnest Thompson Set m.
.Mrs MacPimal Shendau. Hohcii li.gcr-
soil ltrovvn. the Misses Mniteleliio Dab'- 1
men. I'.leanor M Hreen. I2uilly Stevens
Frances Judson, Frances Si r.ttchley . I.a
Ingersoll Blown. Ituth Havdon, F.i tti (
llnvden nnd Hosalle Illoodgood, David .
11 Crockett, Chanil.er Hates, Llndell T
Hates. J. Flavell Iliibbard. W Trumbull
Tlmiiias, Andtcw Lord and (leorge Muin
rotd Watts.
A sale of articles suitable for countiv
houses was held yesterday afternoon at t
the home of Mrs J Woodwind Hitven,
IS Hast Seventy-ninth street, by inein
beis of the St Christopher (luil.l, for U'e
henetlt of St Mary's Free Hospital lor
Children Smoiig the a lllclcs oil sale
were gaideu aprons and hats, work bags,
shoe trees, bedspreads mid hat M.iml
Among those taking part wen Mis W
Watuer Hopplu, Jr., who had iharge of
a , lilldren's "Preparedness Ten''. Mrs
It Ludlow Fowler, Jr, Mrs Lewis
Munis, Mrs. L. Cass Ledvaid. Jr. Mrs.
Iluntliigloii Norton, Mis (leoige P
Caminanri. Mrs. Henry P. llogeis and
the Misses Hepee D 1 latitev ille. Adl lenne
Iselln, Kale Haven, Helen Hives, Lennor
Lawtence, Oeorg'a Applelon Louise
Munroe and Leslie Minim
daipe for the benedl of lliarlein
House formerly known as nn Home
H.u den Settlement, was held lust night
nl Sheiry's This settlement housn Is In
Hast I Kith street, the Italian section,
and a dance for Ha benefit has been for
several yeara a feature of Faster week ,
For those who did not caie to dance
there wcto bridge tables and supper W;i.t
scivcd In tht' main restaur. ml after m n
night Frantzcn's Orchestra p.aynl for
dancing Among the member of the
Comni.ttee were Mis, J. Ilorton IJams,
the Misses Julia (lllbert. b'tances Hiker,
F.llabelh Howard, Pntlllne Hacon, Ilopi'
Williams, Conslaneo Peabody. Kthel t
Simmons, Mury Haskell and Adrlonne
Iselln Some of those on the floor com- i
niltlee weie Arthur M Pil Hols. John
atnn I. Hrdmnnd, J. Ilorton IJams, Oliver 1
Wiigstaff, Harry C, Gushing 3d, Murray
Hoffman I.lvlngaton. U Hhort, Fahya
Cook and Frederick W. Kobbe,
NOW ON PUBLIC EXHIBITION
Chinese Works of Art
Inipoi taut nlleellon nl the l.lle
Captain Enoch Berry
of San Francis! n
Including Cltineae Textiles,
Jewelry, Screens, Mirrors, Jadra,
Porcrlnins, Lacquer. Knnmrls,
nnd Corvine, and very impor
tant Collection from oilier
Consignor of
Chinese
Paintings and Rugs
and old
Silver and Sheffield Plate
To be Sold without Reatric
tion on the Afternoon of
Thurtdny, l:ridny, and Satur
day, May 4, 5, and fi.
COLllM V.N (inl'l.ti v ih irtiilfnce l
ills hridr'a pireriis bt iris s Arthur
II. Juil on Wednesday, April :,
lOls, r'llzatieth llaelie (iould dniighlsr
of Mr nnd Mr. Wllllim Saltonstall
(Iould, to McAllrler Coleman.
IIK(5i:i.i:il-C(iNNi;TT r .. p.rk v..
nii on vprll : Mrs IkhiNii Shrwood
llrgeler of Xfw York to Albert N.
I'oiinrti Jr
moii.v pi: vnonv - on April :. uu,
Mary Ml'ler I'raMolv. duslitr of
(leorRs V iill rl.ti!- Ml Ifr 1. i , m A
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Set of the Siiners of the Declara
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Statesmen, and Author. Letter
by all the Colonial and State
Governor of MnsrachusetU,
and other Brt raritie. includ
inn Letter of the higheat im
portance by Ceorce Waahini;
ton. To be Sold on the After
noon! of May 1, 2, and 3.
Snles are held at 7iiu and ftitA o'clock,
t'alalniniet frrr In llllendlnc hujeri.
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