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The Conning Tower
VOICEP.
? ?' <-r?> -rere many voter?
Vying at the feast,
Ai'l through them I rem'- ?
Yours you spoke the leas'.
Witter Bynnor n MeClura*.
/ hnpe thai n'l fbc rpenkere
/'? e heard in my time.
fat the nubile mct?cige
Of Mr. Itynner'* rhyrnr.
Vr.e U\\JM ot crime arc not easily understood. It appears that
?. |fg?ghad IHtk respect for many of the onnvrntmnal laws; but
** never cheated ;it lawn tomis. Wo recall a particularly hard
-itch he onct had with Mr. In-po Hartmann. Mr. Hartmann ?sent
?ball outside, but l>r. Wait? played it. and when the umpire asked
Wditc wh* 'her the ha!! wnsnl outside Wait/?- had lost the point .
y ?a?d he thoupht it h-v. been pooil and had played it as such.
A IttKTiON IF10M IHK CONVrNTIONAl BLACK.
ii ??- th? Mriidin UM 1 OI-?l*th.]
?M pet' ru t**<"t I* ? k-iutltui tin lili iitd th* krl<?|eMm ???? t ten rilir?? lull.
"I shouldn't have put that capta ? on it," said the Sunday
Editor, who has the h? dl)| i our shoulder. "I should
Ytxe ??aid rtomtthing ?1 il Billing m d ( >oing."
Bpenking of which, one of the Tower*, dairy?owning nr.d f\.r
rsn frier?!- MJ ' hifl noisiest bovine F.aeketty Kuh.
?UN, FAST AND FURIOUS."
Sir: Now it happens that there is ? sheet, frankly called
?*F**n." which is riven away weekly with "The New York World."
You mi\\ subscribe to its rifjht t-o the title upon loarninp that the
.-?a;* recent number contain.-* -.vheeze??, built upon the infelicity of
i-njagal life, the difficulty of soeurins adequate domestic help, the
tasstM of a man wlv??? daughter i- uikine: ?-iiipin-; le=son?, the quality
of I'ittsburph itogie . the inability of the fairer se\ to understand
bankinir RMttCT . the discovering of a hair in a gentleman's soup,
UM nfl-iol habit of examining the husband's attire at night, the
impecuniou-ness of artists, the prevaricating power ot press agents,
?he greed of lawyer, and the tendency of the male to forget to
mill the wile's letters. Blackhanp.
Mr. Hearst'l attempt to prohibit pri7.e-fighting in this state
his our support, and we hopt- he succeeds in having a law pas=ed
?Vbiddir.g such exhibitions. But our attorney, who looked the mat?
ter up yc:tcrday afternoon, inform? us of a secret; and, a? we
?imply can'* keep a thing te our-elf, we must tell Mr. Hears?.
There if. owr attorney sags, not a single law which compels any
c.tiien to attend, countenance, pay moneys to witness, or even
(Mi say prixe-flgW whatsoever.
The Complete Letter Writer.
? rtrv.'rvv] ?, i i'i-? ?I'.^t mu-u.'i? : M
Gettleaun; VVe are received a three dazen of lady'?* WSista throuth
.pre?? Co. in this citv, with a date of March 22nd, and there was
? iaaj d.fferent from our order I fined. So-on wo are ?cdm* them hack
ti ?roue houf? directrv. a? f>on as your reply wear mari?? op hoi?? vou
'.-(v ?are would do for this case, waiting it'a reply.
f e -r?r (..Toff, are theire, not in.re.
MF.DLEY OF POPULAR SONGS
?aid Opie Read to K. P. Roe.
1-e heard him play In Chicago,
But the only tune that he could p'.ay
?I ?.ike It.'"
Ornithology, we are neh?med to confe??, never has interested
tfj but we care more about the Gu?charo, the bird Old Will Beebe.
fl.rovered to Co.. Roosevelt, than we do about whether Jee* Wil
-"-templates retiring from the Rope?! Arena.
mi. DIARY 01 OUR OWN SAMUEL PEPYS.
Por a walk, and met upon the way Frank Colby
the cyclopedir.t, and we talked of this and that, and I did upbraid
hin w;th writing too little; but he, with more courteousnes- thar.
I had. mid out my writing too much. To J. Wise's, and
* lyed there at p'.'.er. losing a tidy sum to M. Glass, T. Hovey and
C. Riegelmnn, a lucky trio, t . Mors then had J. Wi?e and me to
. where he told us he could sign the bill, which he
ill not without hard look? from the head-waiter and the other
?altert. Te the Cornet., where I saw .le-.- Willard be-;t Frank
Mora**, but 1 deemed it a dull and sorry affair, and marveled that
so many persona would pay such vast sums to ??<*? it, many of whom
do find da;!y excises not to help those about them.
SS?Stopped in all day. reading Will White's "God's Puppe"-."
which ? the cleanest and sanest matter. Will White and
George Adc I deem the ?moot American, if that be an adjective
rompa-.? 1 our writers. New- is come to me thHt M ist re
He.?-? Tower, a- fair and ?sweetly spoke a maid as ever I knew, ?a
toir.g to ma?-ry Murdoek Pemberton the theatt ick manager; which
I ?m t* I ? r.g both ot them deeply. With Mistress Helen
Itor to dinner, and che tells me I am exceeding droll, but her I
deem a flattere.-.
To the dr- ? md thence to the office, where till dinner.
Met With I?'. Warren, who told me how the band at .Sherry's did
??se playing Saturday night when H. Swope, dress'd in his lounge
ayed to dance; which was a ?great joke, methought. At the
"flfe *,.: ? md on my way home did stop for half an hour at
'The Cohan Revue," to see the "Common Clay" burlc-quc at which
? could laugh every night,
2-8?T?*> Yet ken With my wife, and get out my petrol-waggon,
**hi?*h ha* - d Id S fof its week??, and I wh?* gratified to know ?
hid not forgot how to drive it. All afternoon at the office, and K.
Ri****har? the tayle-writer and C. Falls the artist to see me; and
to G. Kl I the poet's for d.r.ner, and .-o home and to-bed.
PUTTING THE DRAMA OVKR IN NEW YOIK.
**w Yor?.er a ihow is n rorlaer:
mention tha matte, libretto or ?'??.r*
him the chorui makes up right bef?te .
'- bre??he tr??' tha tonor arrivai la * ear.
v'-r**. ?? th? dreamy, tha peach? und cream7
ot* -. ?? aing every n-i I
rbaa to aaj Jo?< : h I'rhan
Ha mad? all the eenorj talk * ?.? gh?.
?Uention I ". mentii) .
? - ?4 to prove thut th?? sho?*- r, a trea*
To mak? It allure him, {oat ealrn v _s.?ute him
Vo , KNOW he ?ant poaaihly purchase a Boat
P. W.
Kr? J'" Vila speaks of "Peter Maher, who carried a deadly
**4..?p ??, e ?her hand." "While Maher," he pays later, "was strictly
? -**igh? hs'Hed hitter." And yet Mr. Hear?-' wants to annihilate a
't-*"*' thai ? !<?'.elop a man like that'
"\. B."
No cloud ah?- 1 - o ? ryinif of wind or wave;
?\ *r*-*innrlirtfiimfir iwim r?n even keel,
'while on?* ?Ahito if-ull follows it.-* wake toward France.
why foci Um ffull fla.sh downward suddrnly?
Wgjr ipeed from that now and arrowy wako that strikes
Aleog th*- water, by what phantom icfaw
Clamed to propd what phantom hull?
?And now
'h'- -nxx',-.' : wake bhintg r>*i Iti targai . . . Death
-Mpt from th?: wfldi gran ambush of tho h?h.
D?B*t lip-on to your hr-art, or loso your head:
???ifct Kribble with your peneil on your ruff?
<**W mak*. a ixoU <>f It, dr-tr Uncle ^am'.
? I ** WlLSOM DOOD.
?- Urantoldrlei I 1 sircas for the Syndicate
"**? <>ie M?,y He f,-,rr, \ . ? ?900 mm
m i? Km ,,;,. ?
n w,?!, w-.i, bow fh growini
?M^. f. /'. A.
QT, DOG AND CAR
PRIZES AT BRIDGE
Society Aids IM. Y. Wom?
en's League for Animals
at the Rit;..
MISS JEAN LONG
WILL WED MAN ()
i
V.arjfiric Sterrctt To Re Ouest
on American Ambulance Day
at Palace Mower Show.
? ai ' ?on Long, ... .
Long, of
Ardmore, r? nn . a/ill be marri? ? I
William r ? i , ? ? *
- i i., -i han . of i:-,
eif-h'h Stteet, or.
. Ardmore,
'?del
phia, ?a lias d of hono-,
and th?
.i Bui?. Penn., ; ? .1 Mi
: " i
A'' Ketcham ?
in. and the naher
in II
I, jr., John
H. Stewar! and I : I I
of tin* city; Harold I
.*. ;.rd I!. Lei
," Wil?
mington, I ??
In aid ? ' Sew 'i .?:.. W 01 ?
? ? ., bridge tourna* I
ter da ift?
The
,- ? ? .
or th? s than j
two hund?, i old. among I
who hud them b? ng Mrs. M. Ortae
tridge,
Mr?. PeterCooper Hewitt, Mrs. Mm.shall
Field, Mm. J. Muhlenberg Bailey, Mr
Charle H Diti Ml , Levi P. Morton.
?Mrs. Le? Mi l II ai le: R
Anne
? ? nk B. Porter Mil
\ B. .Icnniiii?-. Mr5. I'eter B.
Baker, jr..
Mrs, J. Kenn? Mi Rene La
Mane La Monta? ' ban? P
"' - ? on and Mi?.
Franklyn I Hu1
- ?raluable sere n?\*?rdeii
includ r.'mle. a % u-trola. '
' or?, :.
?bort-hiiire : and a
tan.
At the ?aal he list of :
?need II . a source of joy to
Mr?. Cuyler D, ? won the
fourth price. Tl I rai a prize
winning cal Mrs, Sprang ?a.;
hated eata. Fourth and fifth place
were interehani?! .' m .1 Mr?. Sprang
was happy ? presented by
Mrs. 1 sur M? rrl
Other prizes we: ? | ,r t, a chow Aog,
p ???* ? nted by Mr Fi anklin L 11
?nd won by Mrs. H. II. Henna; se?
a box at the Me . Opera 'n
Apr;l ?'?. ? Ml -lame
\> oi K v Mr,-. W, Critt?
lidami given by Mr?.
. r-. II.
I-. Hop . prise eat, gi en bj
I ? and won by Mr?. A.
F, Sel a box to "Erst
??. hile . M r , l i?, i
a ?m ' ? * - I h<
? l m -I aut? mol le a a
?von by Mr?. Samuel J, Warstaff, More
than ?''00 women attended the patty.
tte?
the affair included Mrs. Lewis Gouver?
neur Mori ??.; Mr--. *,j;.
therine E. 1
J, .1 ? i ! '. ? Hi
P ?r repont, M rs. Robert Le Ro]
lyn !.. Hutt-Mi, Mrs. William P.
? f and
Ruth Stilli lan.
(I ? | r | . r...: , tyer?
Mrs.J.M ? ey. Mrs. ?
l: I .??."?' ? - Jo: e, Mrs.
' ? . Harry Ham
.htd P< abod . Mi I:
! airfield 0 " ? -aple*.
'dr.. James Speyer, '.1rs. F S. Witnei
li?e, Mrj. Frederick 1" \V1 tridge, Mr
M, <?rr .e \\
*on and Mrs .'?.me- B, Dick
The officers of the le.-.-ue ?re Mr?.
Speyer, pre ident; Mrs. Kre?i
\V. Vanderbilt,
dent: Mr?. Corni I ' Uyler, second
rneur
I!, i
? r, and Mr lohn H
?
;???* a re? ? '
lest evening
?on Avinne. ?'"r their nie? ?. M
Klcanor Green, daughter of Mr. and
Mi ; ii. ngton j
I ' ?? .?"? heard ?t.
a number I he gUC '
the deb itantea <?f the I
1 set.
Mr- " I ? Pyni Mr Mall;,?'
IUi tu* Pi ' .-amuei Neilaon
? , Mrs.
ii London
K. 'i hoi mged a Mi-( ar?me
leap year dance fur this erentng ?t
the Hotel Biltmor? Sixty girls have
?' nil n, and
an ai v have the dan? e .
and la? ne the men to ?lance.
MarjOTie nsor ?f 'h>
bund, h>is bee.,
invited to be ? gtiesl of the rooimittee
?il ?i i Amer.ran Ambulanc? Da]
of the '.i.- ver Show a' the
??rand ? ? ; !1 be
i '. hi the afternoon tea, pri
. ? Rob? ? ' i ?
' harl? ? B. AI? W. K. > an
*?U| l?t B( ? ! ??? Kl- ;
lio Ni? . and others, ["he show will
be held undei a : yen of the I
? ? -' < lub ar n the Hnr ?cultural
I the I ? lean Red ? !roas
... r. one-half ol ?.????
I ha Ot ' er half Will go ??? .i
Bacon it cha m?an of the Ar. .
?? ?? and Mr?. \\ ?ili?tn Grecnough ;
seen tary.
Ai ' ? rie refugees
of Moni ? . ?given I evei
ini? in the ballroom et the Plasa. The
? ?et include ' R ?
Bekhn ? the Ruaaian Am
bassador; Mi s Rooseveli
Poll, Mrs Herbeii L Sattarlee, Mr?
\i .;?? a and Mi * ll*nrv
V W .- Wood.
A ? e for the i.enefif '
of th? Aberdeen 1 .? ?! s hi ba given by i
,.-.?.. ? ? l: :? anal tl
?t ?be Hotel MeAlpin. ??ueitt? ?ne re
?, .j ?? - ? ?.] to wear peaaanl ee tunes ?nd
? - ? inelude the wait 7,
addition lo folk
r ia a ndei tl a pa i
am of thi ?nd Marrl
of Aber.i-.r;, Mayor ?mi Mr?. Mitchel,
Mr. ai"l Mr?. Guatavua T K rby, Mr?.
Warren, Mrs Egertoa L. |
Winth " p, ?ad M ? s Arehi- |
bald ?"?
A Ml-Carlme ?!?? ee will be held th ?
evening ir, the Delia Robbla room of
t?,-* Hotel tl r?:<- fund? ;
f,,r ? ? ,, "' ni" ?if the milk t
t*?!?,! ? ..f ?I,. Sen Voi ? Dial ?..tchen i
A.-or,,,? on Mra i dward M I taut I? (
chairman ?if ?he eommitte? ?n charge
? t ' * d?ne? ?ad ' ?'.'". a? <*?' ?ach,
"SEE AMERICA FIRST" MAKES DEBUT.
Roma June- atul Clifton Wild in the new comic apara at the Ifaxin?
Elliott.
I
fron: hei Bt il E
* rollei . held
? ..no'?
?if:. i ? | N'ev.
York ... 3S-I
Mad -on \ . nue i '
chmtre Include? " rriman,
Mr*. Carl A. de Geradorff,
Gilbert. Mi litchell,
W lliam Oilman * '
Br? s er and Mist Mat*] I
Cboate.
'i h? Aft?? Theatr? Dai ??? ?nd
per Club met la ' night Ii th?
Robbia rooni of th? Hoi
Henry T. Sloar ?? ? .? etumed from
... and i ? at ? '? ? Hotel G
w here !>.? \t !l re*i aiB antl
ne\f month,
Mr *n,i Mra. A. J Drexel n ?Idle
?nd Mr and Mr- Antier B. Duke have
left I'alin Peaeh for Durham,
where th?y will spend several week?.
M.AJ- HEINRICH SINGS
IIbb I'eilaim? in Rental ?t rrimri?
'I heal re.
Hi ? rieh ga ? ? ree tal ,n the
Prince?? Theatr?
of a sort I
i .?? ? reviewer? of Bgl in
irl ii?-..
"?An manner, no leas admirable than it
i ? far, vn ac
animents, W II
there would oi I * ha? been four
tun i ties to reeog
. g nee and art eon
ran make th? a? .
and make beau!- ? B?f'
? q n . ? 111 y.
ongs wei e Sehn ?? Tas?
it" and "Gi a a I .??
's "Der Knabe mir
dem Wund. s of them hack?
neyed. Afterward, ???th ?'arl D?
rich declaimed
Tennyson's tin Irden"
w.th S trau i ' equally tiresome ?
SINSHEIMER ?QUARTET PLAYS
Please? large Audience in Rumford
Hall I oncer!.
The Sinaheimer Quartet, which ha?
gradually been making II i way ?n New
York' ? . . ??.?.?? third
concert of the leaaon la
Rumford Hall, lie quartet ba
proved eonsiderablj of late, especially
the aualiti ? ork,
while Mr. Toedt and Mr. Kovarik are
eapeeially two exce? capable mu
?
The ?luar'e' ; , < ? ?u* 'he
Ilvorak CJuartet F major, the Haydn
in 1? major and the Sgambati Qu
? (. minor. In wh eh ?arl 0. Del? took
the piano part. The audience very
: Hod the hall and waa warm In
its expressions et ?pnroval.
"JULIUS CAESAR" IN GERMAN
i.ah? Perforaiaar? f??r Rendit ni
lieiit-'br? Theatre al Metropolitan??
Count v< B?
.
witnessed the annual ira I a performance
of the In ing P?a? e i heat re ? i ?
for its benefit at the ;?
"pern IIoi:*e la*t l?ffht. In eOBaidcr*
al ion '?' the Bhak? i nten
iii ?. four act ' i "tn "?' uliui ? i lar"
ara? ..." d i table
i anee.
I'm liminary to the play, Dr
I ?
ture on ?he \> oi ?. - of the
imnfbrtal bard, and Nahan Franko's or
?
An excell? ided bj I >
Rudolf < hristians In the role of Mark
t Carear and
Richard Feial s Bi i
ai d -i '
ooi trayal i : the l**iatorical
the pi
?..irl Otto Meyer, Ernst Holsnagel
Fn ? Robert, Lud? ig K.
l"nterk:r?'"t ? r, Ludwig Koppee, Heinrich
I-?,1k. v. I I gen Keller, Ben
Bus? oni, ? ' ? ? Paul
Seheuta ?nd Gret? Mi
CHINESE JAR BRINGS 5130
Opening Sn?Mon of Sale ?t ?tnierlean
l.allerie? Well Attended.
There was an exe? ? i I at ?? lai i
terday ut the ?
?le. ?' the Ami r t i \ -? ' la
Of the Mr. E. '?? S mmom and ('. A.
Hiraehfeldei colled oi i ol ... ! ? bin*
e?e pareolaiae, ad? . I
gi l be ???p price of the
afternoon ?ras 1130, paid by 1 Frank*
1 ,n for ?i bl lie a'.'! wl tl hs
temple j?r of the K'aBg-hsl peiic:
I'. K. Welsh, o< p| . gnra
I1M for h clear wh.tr [uir.?..,.. :i avoid
f the Chien Lung period, ?n?! D.
Karney gave *??" foi .. Mina eeladon
th floral decoration. Mr*. 1'. W
? orekroft paid f'l'i for ? ? h':er. I.tin(j
jar, with hsndles and a "Octangular
reck ?ad t?tM foi .? E'aag hsi ti ?npl#
j?r of camellia leaf gr?*en ?Is ? i he
total of the seeslon v.,?? 14,469. The
? ale end? with thi? afternoon'.? session.
IN ENGAGBMENT.
rh< eriiracerrient. i? announced af
m n?i?-i e \ ?.;??er, daaghtat of Mr
and Mr?. H?rry B. Glaser, of ttl Wsst
Ninety-second street, ?o Albert Herr
, man, sino of thi? ?it* Th?? wedding
1 ?til take place in th? fall.
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Mme. Yorska to Produce
"Through the Ages,"
by Dr. Zulawski.
1 i ?
\. . AA
pul into rehearaal yeaterday ??
. Theatra under th?? personal di
reetion of Mme. Yorska, who, ?oriel
melt Corrigan, arill be featured a)
, company of alxty players.
rni plaj. eoi lidered am
iliah dramatie ??tTorts, ?.va?
:?n,i produced In Wareaw by
Dr, Jeriy Zufawakl liftoen years apo,
a ?i ?I has boon revived la 'he principal
Polish eitiOl eve:?, year. It dopif
eternal -trucirle bel roen eal and body,
?i, ahown In rai am Inearnationi ?lui
-I*- ?he ape?; that ?pan fmni 2.000 11. i .
nt On to the Ii ere
arte.-.
lie men ?rill Im preeentod in seven
ac i, and ii being produced bj h new
lyndieate entitled tki
i Co pa W i told Gordon, Pol i ah
t, hai heen engaged to ?*onrie to this
country to of h. i
r den i
? ? | . ipecial musical aceom
panimi i ipoctecle.
Norman Trevor, i.ow playing vci'b
? rgn "Margaret Schiller,"
. . -, ? tant role in "I he Co?
. Meagre. ?
ortly bring te Pi? ?? ? orl
prerc ?ill upen in Atiai t) \pril 0,
TaVnighi fit the Playhous? Ore r
Gi rge an?i her company will pn
"Captain Brasaboundi Conven on," by
George ?? U play
Utdy Cicely Woynefleet, Robert War
?ill i?e Captain Braaabound, and
Ernest Lawford. Hubert Druce and
r .. r prominent purls
111 th<? ' I '
Prank Spealght.England'a be?t known
11.. ? en ? interpreter,
ilramal tii "1 wick Pa r," on
. g, April 4, al teollan
I
Brai "The
ladies
4 Club Hi ?he
Hotel A?'"r yeaterday. Amono other
thinga. Mi. Tym i I I the club mem- i
her?) that there ?rere too many ?Irania
clubs firmed nowadays ?hose principal
purpo-? era ' eel eut?rate tipkets.
-
Voleaka Buratt, be 11 known, arrived
from London yi '?rday.
_
. title ef the now Victor I eon i
?? Young musical com
. rom ' My i ?
to "II- r Koldiei Boj "
lim ? be l c Her** and An hur
? . loldier boy. The ?
?? foi out?i f?town early next week.
Ott? ' " ?litan ?np?ra hut-, -
tone, will aing nt the ne.vt Hippodl
Bui da]
The larri. ? ? ? *\ a i Street
girl up ?>M th.? New ?Amsterdam root",
. ? i aHtl her ?
( ? died >??' Monday. A ?jfluttony ?
I eap cigar to him by ?
?. .. i the rea on for ?
In.? d? ath
MISS LUND GIVES RECITAL
Presents Work of I?cnty-4?ne I urn
p..?er?, in Varied Programme.
Mr?? <hii""e Lundi Whs for som?*
? ?. ? ? beta well and fa* srably '
known in ?-* world, gave *|
night at Aeolian Ua.'i
? ? ?I Interested audience.
Her prog ? ?? '?** ? ?rie.i, '
there beiiii; I '.nan twenl
i repreaented, Misa
Korweg an, Gorsaea, |
?i end l.r,k,
Lund' ? rolce i ona of errni !
natural put ahl ?me-?
? ? .-?? ,r ?I an ??dm ,r?i
? atylo, ?nii ?he knows how to pro-;
?' lently and easi.y. The ,
a, however, ihowa ligna ef wear
and It* breR'h lupport ?as las?
nadeouate, to tha eoaeeojoeat man
aaini
? i-A.r (it g'l Ein ?vane." Sehn-.
'
??trim ??.? lehen" and Ben'
"i hant V?nil ad, bul
Charpentier'? "Depuii le jour" and
Georgea'a barban?- '"Hymne au Solei.',
were altogether too much for h?if "
a ?v ? ,. the leu?,
She did, Bn art:?t, which, after all, is
? i r?
? ?
To D?MVM Plight of Armenian**.
: t plight of the Arme
will he dieeusaed si Columbia iTniver
'?,.r,,orrow evening in Karl Hall.
I?? prir'i-ipal speaker tvill |,o Profoo?
SOI \ D I Hamlin. whose father
founded Robert College, ?? Conatan
I tinople, (.eorfe Huron Putnam and
I Dr. M Simbad Gabriel also ?III talk
I In H'ldii'on 'here will be a mmi-al
programme.
GILBERT'S GHOST
SEES BROADWAY
But ?Sullivan's Influence Is
Not Discernible in New
Comic Opera.
"SEE AMERICA FIRST1'
IS FRANK IMITATION
r<>*?.esses a Certain Underi-ra-lu.
??to Flavor That May Make
for Prosperity.
"See A rica First," a i
' ? ?""' , by T. Las ?.
?r, Tr?a??->r:'.. . ?both
Marbury al the MbxIb? I
>
: ?
-
..
.
I .
1 - t
'
'
?
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The grand ballroom of the i
tal illy the Waldorf?
was the only thing lacking tl
bUxina I la? felt that
adiaieaien should have been not by
'ieket bul erifrra\e,l <ard. "See I
??a Kir*' -a .
men, and
the g
a S ttur.i.
.'..?? ??? I for 2:110
??nd 1:30 and ??candiag at 3:io ?ml
?.':?.'n, respectively
Which n i te mean
that tho n.w piece :? ail had or all
goad. Il la a coi I the two,
with quite a liberal dash O? ju?'
Primarily and Anally it is an
imitai At
i moment piece one
? of thi? couple;
: rom half a do/.en or
more of the t
apera G
?..te,! '. ? ,?. tue
...
La ? Poi ?? r.
'i .? .
?fr Porter ?? rol ? though
.
th? lyric? ?
teilen! act that tl i
merely a red
'he fa?'? re. ai e the beat
?lit*, have I in a comic opera in
>e?r-. m resemblance It
loth tl l ' h and the.r
One i ?i object to "He lefl
the ?inn i ol Lords, with all that it
?.fort I St i* .?H too
liable to jog the memory.
Bui the moal uncompromising ad?
vocate ol good lyrics would ha**a had
hi? faith shaken had he witnessed
'..? ? Bight's performance,
thai r seldom are intelligibly
sunjr. i? tl Important :'em
moal ? ' ' ndeed, were distinctly
heard last night. But in '
act aei irred ?t song, having s
motif the i ord s... ah
?i i .-. r Mr Biggs noi
M r. Porter, ll ws ? ol onl ?
i prohibit
workmanship v..? l tyl? that pre
? i R gg I' ? i. But the
aud;e Co tool -imple
hear? ?. : i ig ied long and applaud
ed, wherea ? ?< had shov I a I
to be a trifl? irlier pro*
\ ? A.- ? ' ? . - '
i i a
| Vint?
age ha? s ci irse of
?. aro!
| ? r?o:. ?
R gg Pot ? re re?
sponsible tor them. And the music,
a i has tai .. ... ... But
America Fin t," for a I ihort*
eom?r ?. "ii in the right dir^c
i '. Por
ter. wl rgoi
?nd Gilbert, ? [|| ?oms d ?
ra that may be termed un
? edl} excel
1 Dorol
?v brought ?>
fficicnl ' ?
. and Gypsy ? >?Bi ?en, I
and Betl
tttracl .id he
?vat? a
W ebb and
tier danced al ' ra I
Felia Adler did
ble I le. The
.? ?he feminine portion attains
? " ?ommunity pulchri
tode.
Gotham ?S n big 'own, and it may bo
and cou?
* i ala i - "?t to guar*
for "See Ar.
First-'*
i" a
"THAT 18 GOING ON TO-DA**.
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I jfiiin Euatli
w ?? li ? a ? . ?.
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Statut Kr? : . H'. H A
I'- t
.*.?.?-?? . a ?. : . ?-.
,. i int I School
, 4,... ? ,,.? ' u ,\ ,, i?-aoiM tl.?J?
??i-?1 i?,?m* ?t ??-.a??a?i?)?r? r??rtla
? I , ? ??...!.?
? - ,?-.?.'? n ?*.:?? ?ri
y, ,.r a??- .?? llluatrat-di
FRANCIS L. LELAND,
FRIEND TO ART, DE,
Tariff League Head Ga\e I
seum SI.000.000 in 1912.
Franc:? I. Lelaod, SOVOI
the \ew Tork C
Bank anil the donor of $l.(
0?i0 in 1911 to the Metropolitan
seum of Art, d:e,i yesterday at
the i'.arenilon A| .
tilth Street and V. ro?
:
Mr
i
fraaia da Aguilar Lelaad. He
educated In this country and live?.
ptan v
throug i Civil War. Mr. Lei
?..,? rr :<???.,.,l tat as a lieutenant
Ha wot for many yean a m
ber of Companj K. 7th Regiment,
ame- ? 4 - - ' A
I
\ nan Mr. Le
? , Sew V? ? It Cou
National Han*, ari'l at the el.1er
land'a ?iea'n. in IMS, 'ne be<eame
' .? \ V \
I took
fecting
- '
, le him
il contribu?
V -* He \
i table work, and s
-
He-, ? ' ?
? g u ..1 - -. Porh
ni ted Btatei Life Ina
? ompany, and wa
?
He wai a nep-her of I
Vacht, I ?'- and 1 r
' and the I \ .?' I gio
He maintained a
? 1.
mat M * Monte;? 1 iree ao
Louia Y, I??"'.' I and ?*? auk
1 Miaa An
COLONEL KNOX DEAD,
GETTYSBURG HER
Hatmaker Received Honor .Med
from Congress for Bravery.
?* i
War11 | ; ? ad ' f the Kn
Hat M ? 1 ? Bi
v hi 1 hon . '?' !
? "t. He h-?,1
? tor mn
1 .la I
and a complicati
followed, which reault
in hi?? death,
? nel Knox wi on? of the t*
. 15th N??* :
pendent Light Bal which
? -??rve.l at Gettyab ; ?? bat!
and hia h
- .? 1 ..? ? of Me igher'a Ir:
He wai ihol thi
bod) du *'; charge on .lu'y
When the ?ar recordi '.'.er?, eompiii
Knoa irai rev ?r.:??,| foi h
bravery by Congreea in a ?
conferred upon h,ni 1 mi
... Man
the vo
award ng ' olonel Knox hia medal wi
When s?vi ira old he start?
? ofire m City
the ?HI ?? Vork 1
" iiitry. He lerved at Fred?
.?I 4 'hancel loi ivil le, m d wil
! '.-miel h, sicl the pi ach archa
battle.
When Long re char
?ng th ? ach ore! nr,l aiiim,
troopi Km.It men to 1
<!'i?n m cannon. Thl? thi
did, ?ml their foe?* iwepl ??? ? 1 thei
dead, until they iu<
?len'y found BOO 1.animer,t
them from the H ?
II. Kti.iv. a nephe
? colonel, wa \ .?- ?
irell with hia leropiane 1
Fort Sill, Oklaho
R ???' Kno . ? 1 :'?? of the I ??
February 9, 191 t
Colonel K;. a aiater, M
Mary Uno\ Robinaon, of
1
Mn. Klliotte Little and Mra,
Hopo, of Hamiltoi. Oui , and Mr
Florence C. Bron -
' ineral v. ill be held I
clock, from 91 1
Church, Madison A\onue an.I S(
?
?? 1 by 'he Right Rev. Frederic
Court 1 . v . lliary Hi?hop of th
? . Htm York. O01
Elhert H
an ? ?' '
.?
been ex
lovi
?nr.* coma
?ith the family. AI II
?lav morning the? left this cil
Albsny, and ihortfy after noon 1
Knox d.ed in coma.
MRS. A. A. SPRAGUE DEAD
Chicago *4*??>man Was Prominent Ii
< baritj Work m W00L
. .
Lski . J . Mereh ?M Mr:
Nun?> Atwood Sprague, ????low of A. A
... go, d
g l heart disea???\ from
?
?. -nl.er 8
1 -.'.7. .-.*. Barnard, Vt,
? srk ii
Chicago, v here ahe 1
I'p ?
? nr ?h" gav?
a .??-.-' for 1
? ?n of a muaic hall.
ted to tha memei
huahand, who wai a I of Yali
?
aras ?? ?War?
I
1 li ?? da igl '? r, Mr?. Fr?-?! i ?
th hei
. ar.'l a gn
Aiber* Bpr IgO, a itUOV I
Harvard, ? ?
MM, FRANK PRENTICE ABBOT.
Mr?. Mary Loimboor Ahbo*, sister of
Deputy Fin Commiaaioner Riehard H.
Lai m beer, ir., died suddenly from pnru
? r,!,iy at her hom??, .", Pint
Mra. Abbot was the daughter sf the
'n'* Richard Harper I.;..n.b.???r. ?''.e
'?.'.,!, i lar,?: ?'
'. ' ?
Abbot, and a ?on and daughtor
Funeral terri ces will he held to night
the Rev Dr. L. Mason Clarke, rector o*
ral I'r, -y.ran Church, e
which Mr- Abbot, wa? a member, oil*
ciatinj
? ? ? .
miss maki (ooK nan.
" ? ? ftaeA d al ?aatai-lai
at her home. 101 Broadway. Flashing
[? set | rd >??r. Sha waa bom
irket Street, Manhattan, ami her
late Isaac Frost, erected
the : r?t h P g ho ?*e in th?r
? or" -ho ?ty. I-. 18?** the famitv
move,', to 1 ; "*e trouble?
caused in ths ? ? ? We?.
For more than fifty year? M - I- rot
tngaged acti? . ..a watt, la
? . ?
HORN*.
To Mr, ?nd Mr?. Alexander I !'
sf SulFei ! T., a saagl I
MARIIED.
?ITEB ?'? " n ..
- ' I, Emma Dem i ?
.? the
horn
l artsr, 1?. P., \
Plain
N.ali.?'? ..f m?rri*aa?? .?ral ,l??lh. m.,.|
be me.>tn;i.,iilr.l t?j lull ?-.,,,,. mi.I tddreM.
PIFP.
? ? ? IdeliaeT,
K
? I
,. . \
lier !?
??:? Ma - Mary
te Ab
- lata
* : I Place, Broo!
' H ?J
M ?
- ?
Frai
:'n '.'. . after
PARNHAM I ; ell? Pari
Rochella, N V . on Mai -. 1916,
amin Kiuu. ?o?1 of Benjamin
?\ . .il Farn ham, I
Funeral private, B
?
1*1., on Tue?
? . "
ter of the lato 1 Frosi
m r I year ol '
?
es at
her
FluahiBg, '.. I . Thurado? . I
I i
HAW I
'
-* Pranee? Ba '??t?h
?
i
? ?? late
II p..
held ' '
?? in:???
H, Kenye ? ? '
i lie ' ? ? ? ' ' .
-
F' n nasr.-at
-
DO i
KN<>\ ?In Tue
, nel
B? ? ?c?h
l
.Mar. h 31, 1
HEAD!
ol
' ?
ba?
lai
i. m
JOHN I :
On r lesday, Mai
sge, 1
.
?- ':rr|i
Lels of funeral h< re?ft?*r.
LINl 01 N?Ol 28, ?? hi? eoun
? u
Minor
Pra ton hepard Lit
coin and A A re. Intel m
int Aubun ? ambrldga
Boston and Ph ladelphia paper?
ny.
RICHARDS Al Weatport, ? sata,
Rtchardi
. i i- .
from
.
lay, March 2 ?, at 2i3('.
eg o?. nr
rivai ? .. | Co?
tr,-;l
SAI K?On i March M,
"1st year, ba?
Joeeph M
s?rk. raai*
. .'?". 11 I ?da-r,
? ? ..-?.
1 rch, where a ?ol
emn reuliles* mi?? i ?'??r.*d
?
I MM.U.Ahr.RS.
??F4Ri*^?kE.C4*?Mpbeil
I ? MCTERIEB.
Nil
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ill" a- ? . . .,
Lots et ? rea ?la? to- tete.
<j<-v ?. ?v "?aal ?:I as. n. r.
ELIHU ROOT'S
rh ill (he l(. |,.,l.|i. ?n
I: a? e r a th lahtful
lii'iilil I, it? it i'.ii?
Good Llbrnry Blndlnji, 50c
\? your .|??lrr?. or ?t
DUTTON'S
68* tilth Avc, uc-irS'thM.
?j?& TO-NIGHT, PROMPTLY AT 8 ||||
X??J^ At The American Art Galleries ^*Wn
*>l \l?|-4 IN ?44-1 \|[| ?411 | |(
Continuing To-morrow (Thursday) and Friday Evenings
at the ?ame hour
A Collection of Over Three Hundred
Old and Modern Paintings
by Foreign and American Artist?,
Including Many Desirable Picturea j
ON FREE VIEW TO-DAY FROM 9 A. M. UNTIL 1 P. M fi
?fFfeyipt. I h? sale ?ill l,e rnn.lixl?-?! ?S?/ Mil. TIIOM \* K. KIBHV etl^JfPfl I
^JVJJC/;^. ?n.l hi? ???I?l4till, Mr Olio Il?rn?-t of ___?HG&
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