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THE SUN, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1915.
PHILHARMONIC IH
ELEVENTH CONCERT
THE THINKER.
BREAD LINE WANTS
NO FURTHER GIFTS
This (Friday) Afternoon at 2:30
Concluding To-Morrow (Siturdijr) at the name hour
At The American Art Galleries
Madison Square South. New York
The Arthur I. Hoe Collection
Son of the Lnte Robert Hoe!
Hiirnld ltaurr's Plnying
cliiiiminn Concerto Is
I lio Fcnture.
of
If Is Now mi F.iiilowtMl InsHlii
i lion for llif lU'A of tin
I Season.
II UK DVORAK SYMPHONY
T e ticventh Thursday evening con-
if Hi" sev enty-thltd frason of the
liiuMiir Society took place last
even . g iit Carnegie Hall. The pro
r.intnic was one of music generally
noun to concertRocrs and not likely
arouse any serious, discussion In these
,tvs of strange doings In art. The list
omprieil the "Tragic Overture" of
Uralnm, Dvorak's O major symphony
No. I)i the .Schumann piano concerto
and Weber's overture to "Der Krel
chuctt The pianist wm Harold Hauer.
The fourth symphony of Dvorak Is not
played very often. Can It be that peace
fal music of thla kind no loner bites
enough? We arc fond of warm spices
in these days und "singer shall be hot
i the mouth." Hut perhaps the pastoral
attitude with sermons In stones und
hooks In running brooks may from time
to time bring Joy. Certainly tho old
symphony, which had not been heard In
.ears, nave delight to many serious
music lovers last evening. There Is
"othlns In It to call for psychologic In
terpretation. All It needs Is good tone,
balance, clarity, chccrfulnesd and above
ill sanity. Tho orchestra did Ita share
att evening, and Mr. Stransky seemed
o enjoy the. music which he was con
ducting. Mr. H.iuer Is at his best In the Schu
mann concerto. His Incisive treatment
of its rh thine contributes greatly to
lis succesa with this work, which Is
singularly captivating In the character !
and variety of Its rhythmic figures. Ilut
his delicate gradations of tone and nice
adjustment of pedal effects also play
nportant parts. Mr. Bauer's musician
ship Is proverbial, and every lover of
piano playing knows that his tempera
ment warms genially In the glow of
Srhamann'a poetic thought. Ills per
formance of the concerto last evening
was a lovely Interpretation of one of
'he loveliest of all piano compositions.
MISS SOVEREIGN'S RECITAL.
nn by n Mlnirrr With Real Con
tralto Voice.
Alice Sovereign, contralto, gave a song
recital yesterday afternoon ,n Aeolian i
Hall. Her programme contained con eh
' Beethoven, Ilarh, Schubert, Schu
isnn, Hrahms, Arcnsky, Homer, Vnccal,
.Metzl and others, Miss Sovereign 1U
io.ed a voice of n type which for tome
r.ison is In these titties very rare. It ,
a genuine contralto of low pitch, but
n til a sufficiently extended scale to ptc
ent the monotony certain to be found In
he continued hearing of the low tone.
The singer was apparently very net
oua ut tlt' beginning; of her recital anil
'er vol -e was clouded and dull, but it
armed up ns she proceeded, and by the
me she reached her fourth number.
I.i -dir." familiar "Mermttld,s SOng." sho
is able to show her best qualities. Till"
articular song shu sang well and with
,11 , tho ttentment of tho light and
ay upper tones necessary for its do
vei j
In general It '-.in be said that while
..!lss S -vei'elgh showed no gteat w.irin.h
". oppressiveness In her singing he dis
laed ttxhtueal accomplishments of a
e.pe table kind, and also some .nlclll--ei
'e seuliment and taste. These me
aiu.ibti ipialltles too often absent from
le iTirings of platform singer". U'lfri
rottg it o the assistance of a voice t.o
iinuou.il in character and beauty as Mis"
Soveieign s they furnish teMilts piodu--dve
of Merest to the heater
ALICE VERLET SINGS.
fiim-en of Vocnl Music or V -jrletl
Kind.
M'le Mi Vfilet. roloratun soprano,
-ave a (oi yesteitlay afternoon a'
"ar'ugto Hal, Mile Vcrlet, who Is i
at ve of llntgiiitn nnd has ung In the
pera houses of that country and of
an, was announced on the pro
atii.no of the concert as being .1 prima
ontm from the drsind Opeta House of
e French capital,
The offerings of the entertainment
sterday were generous In number tied
' much variety. Aside from .Mil... Ver.
et'n own fchate in them h had several,
noistants, comprising a tlutlst. a violin-
.mil two accompanists. The pro.
gramme list captained airs by c.Iuck.
'oiart and Chabrler' "I.o Mnriaite des
.1 es' of Cesar Franck. "I.o Jtot-signnl
' Ha' del, with Hut", obligatn . "Le Hon
ieur est chose l.egero" of Salnt-Saens,
th violin ohllgato several tinnier., '
'er. h songs and the aria "Conceit
a four" of Aubet as well .is some '
f work for flute.
Man' t)i Hsu good and some tilings
'I ,g!f be said of .Mile. Wrlet's
s g ,is heard yesterdav. though the
'nentnl fentutes could be largely
' 'eiated in reinetulu ring that her
e. of a naturally good niuillty. is
w ni-.tis to lli uage of time not 1
' eiy what it Has once, and It was
1 this ii.-cniiit that In numbers culling1
or a himt.unecl legato she was on the
h"le more successful than In eolora
, 'hough a desirable sense of taste
d a good kntmledxu of sto stood
r generally in good stead Her sing
g was much liked by .in audience that
id tvidenty ratne prepared to enjoy
' iii.it houd be offered and there was
tell applause that resulted In fre
er' repetitions and encores .Miss de
rarest Anderson was tho flautist and
ha Ivtt Vet. the violinist,
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.
I.I.OTP Uim.umk, who died on April
' ' 13. left S32,59. but he had debts
' ' l?,2n;, which with other deductions
ed th net estate to ilk9,f37, all or
f tit to hlR wife, .Margaret C
in
J'tl.ti -NY.u.ifi, who died on April 19
left 10t,5t7, most of which he
nnulated thtough the ownership of a
Ttor ttore at Klghth avenue and Tour
tr , street for many years. His
"otner Daniel got $3 1.5S7 and IIO.OOO
' t his brother Hartley. The re
" i'lcr was left to nephews and
II Ms y IlnnW.V. who died on Feh
' 1 -.1 left more th.tn ?ino,nno. He
" ' ' rsltluury fstale m trtwt to
- 1 1, unn j..Ar fr hi- -ife, I'har
'e r llrown. and gave the remuinder
i uvtime to hia tfon and two grand-
1
AUtlif, who died on 1'ebril
" lef more than ;n,OUO, He give
' ' ' i fium a trust fund of 115,00(1
" 1 ignter. Josephine, nnd the ictd
'''le "1 ' is mi l.nnla W. Murkel
A1.1 , fliwKViKXt: ItowAN, who died
1,1 ma ! IS left no will, but had
r ' ,ir n 111010 than $51,000,
' k ( llnrT, who died on August
' . ' lefi 3li.535 to h.ti mother, Fran
llovt 1 'ABI.TU A llAixocK. who dlcil in
f hlrn on Pen'inber 23, I' ft a net
of lHtt;:.ii5, of which $80,8:4
c .1 niece, A ice Inward Mrhr
T ' utidei g ies to fourteen other
r' 11 .iniourits ranging from $500
to ! 1 1 tn
I" i, 1 isnei.i.t, who died I11 Iloston
" ' IH'i S, left $8,000 of $12,000
'e 'o Itom.in Catholic charities. .Miss
"tuifiiy nan a resident of Xirooklyn.
i i
"Business has now
CHINESE STUDENT,
ROBBED, SATISFIED
TelN .Intliic It's
Apiicnr A".nint
Sitilo II N
Iniiiioral to
.Man Win.
Nil.
"P S..' says (.'. Cuhwe iM..,rs a
Chinese student at the ColunMa Law
Schuol undir the Ho.xnr inditiinlty
Fund. In .1 Idler to Magistrate Corrl
giin. which the l.ittir s-ut to the Dis
trict Attorney i-teid.i : "I like to
mention hrib.v that it i lih all sm
tertty and nspeit tlil letier is written,
and you will please not mind the direct
forcible and even Impolite language
ue,i herein I -m aware that in my own
country such a tetter to .1 city magis
trate may Itc ur his anger an I be pun-iMi'-d
as .1 great nnsiiemc.'inur. Ilut In
America things ate dllTetent and 1 have
no Idea of 1 intemnl .md denimce. but
aim to maki- a better understand ng "
Chang went to .1 dance hall .it .147
(Srand lree' two weeks ago for ":ght
seelng." There he met Samuel Wentore,
12S Ludlow street, who when .irrmgnei)
in i:sex Market court on Sunday id
mlttd that he had served for burglary
in Slnr Sing and elsewnue.
Chang told Magistrate Coninan In
court on Sunday that h" thought Wen
lets was a gentleman. Wenters told
Detective I'll.ister, who 111 rested linn,
that he thought Chang was .1 restaurant
waiter In Chinatown. As u remit of the
mistaken Idem. ties Chang lost $5.
Wenters Is held for the clrand Jury on
the charge ! taking it from blm. and
Chang objected to appearing lurthcr 111
the eai-e because frequenting criminal
courts for $0 Is not moral aivordiug to
Oriental stiitidatds.
"I think," he said, "that the criminal
procedure Is rather i-oniplic.ited nnd that
tho press Is given too much ficeilom, If
the Information I received s coricct.
Yon say that there Is no disgrace m ap
pearing as a witness .ignn-t a felon.
Ttuly It is rot a disgrace from a legal
viewpoint. Hut trom the vlewpnl'it of a
different society and religion It Is cer
tainly n disgrace to raise up hands and
swear with a felon before a largo num
ber of persons."
Magistrate Cortlgan admonished him
by letter of danco hal'.t on C.r.ind stre.t,
Clung explain further as follows.:
"You ate perhaps right In thinking that
I would he carrying out the purposes of
the Indemnity fund more thoroughly If
I confined mv studies to the courses,
given In Columbia, Ac, and I should
rhatik you for your advae. for If so I
would have had no occasion to loo the
complained of nine dollar..
"According to good authorities, how
ever, a college education consists of pot
only the activities. Inside the clats-ioo-m
but also something outside or It; and It
Ih ti great mistake for a foreign student
to conllne himself within the clHtrrnoni
nnd the library as a bookworm without
going out to see the eoclal ami home life
of America : for to mm doiii
reading
and seeing are education.'
HOME RELIEF SHOP SALES.
t to the
the
I.nsf To-niorroiT unit
,hI In April.
The committee
Shop, which has
of the Home Ilellef
neen open on M.iiur-
tho winter, announces
tin) throurhotil
that the last sale hut one will take place
to-morrow at the Home Ilellef Shop,
headipmrters. 217 Fifth avenue, Tho
last sale will take plaro In April, Olftsl
are needed for to-morrow's sale and
for the closing tiny, During the four
weeks bntvveen union I ho workrooms
will run as heretofore, und all sifts will
be received there,
ftlr.co the openlnc of the shop on De.
cember 4, 1014, f i;,0on has been raised
by the committee Of this sum 1,1,000
was given to tho charily fund of the
SI, Mark's Hospital and ?S,000 was
spent In tlin maintenance of the work
roottiA of the Home Jlellcf Shop and in
.lUlne the needy.
a time of calm and thoughtful adjustment before it. "The President
KIPLING COLLECTION
ANNOUNCED FOR SALE
I niMinl llciiioi inonu
Williaintnii l..ih nntl
.Maniijocriplo.
tin
The ..le of a icm.irk.il. e l. filing ol
livtlon is aunout.ceil h the Anderson
Auction Company for March 17.. The
hook and manuscripts were asembtcd
by !. M Wllllanion of Sparklll. N
Y . and are Mild to constitute the most
In portant Kipling collection V hl'ii hns
toii'e upon the linn km Mr. Williamson
hao not (inl gathe-ed all of the llrl
editions which rnllevtotM UMinll s.ciite
but ha obtained some Items which uie
.lid to be unknown even to Kipling
Uilt.ogr.iplici
"The Smith Admimxli ation. pub
iihhid at Allahabad in lof'l. i perhaps,
tin' si.iuesl of 111" Kipling Hi t editions.
No. the itorsiiiondeii School ltud
get." the school inag.iElnc published in
IM10, contains a letter on school et.
miotic, written by Kipling at the re.
oucst of the jotmg editor-, and In No,
It i leproduieil th caiiiatuic of Kip
ling by Max lieerbohm. Mr. William--on
not onlv obtained theso eojiles of
the ilinlget' but the original m.inu
script of Kipling's contribution and the
orgin.il drawing of llecrbohm's ciitioa
in e ir well
Tne S'Tlbb'.oi" was . in.ignzlne 111
ii.t'iiisfiiiil. of which onl two cnplis
..f cneh issue wele written. This col
lection containM thtee issues to which
Kipling co'in Hutted
iBtio'tng "Schoolboi l.vrles " "Echoes"
a, id liiiartettc" all of whh h lite in tins
collecii.in. Kipling chai.icti r.?es "De
nartmenlal Ditties" his llrst woik Mr
Williamson collected no li h than thtee
copies of the Mist edition of the "Dit
ties." and one of them conttilti. tin In
tierlptlni! by Kipling.
Among tltu tnnnv rarities thee mav
l... mentioned: Thlrtv-threc numberH of
"The Week's News." Allahabad. ISSo'.
with talcs by Kipling! the llrt Issue of
tho 111 st edition of -Plain Tales"; tint
curlieat form of "Captains Cour.igemi-. '
of whh h only llvu copus wetc printed,
land th" "Letter or Marque." London,
llMM, which Ih possibly tmlqiie iih all
I lint a ierv few copicH were dcs'roK''!
before they bit tho printing office.
GOOD PRICES AT ART SALE. 1
lien I -Ml inn von A net Ion
lulled 1
xrj.DIIII Vest i-I'd il) .
Spirited biding luought eonu good
prices yesterday afternoon at the Kent
Shmavon (iallerles ealo of i Mental
urt obJict-1. The rcceiptn of the af
ternoon were U'SeilD, Among the
higher inlets paid were 5 1. "Ml for tin
antique Persian cat pet . JL.'iOO for a
i suite of thieo aiitlnuc Pi rsl.in iukkj
Jl.fiOO for an Ispahan coutt cupel nnd
i Jl.'.'oO for an aiithiuo I'irhl.in tililln-
I lum. Tho buveirt were S, Vauobrugh.
.lames P, Silo, Jr.. C. II, Sweemy nnd
1 M. i: lluhliell, W HincUe Smith of
' I'hiladelphla paid J'i'i for a hmall I 'or
1 el. in hliio bowl and th. s.imc prico
fur a twelfth century Ullages enamel
! bowl.
At Ihc evening f.ulo of the .Malayan
Shm.uon ealo of tarn IVusl.iti tnuil.i
tlltCH ami Wlltlllgs the lecelpth were
S,r,H, making a totnl for the il.ij
of IJ.oi'D. II II. Crawf-iid took an
Illuminated bork or po. ins for ruin,
.Ml Situ paid $''''') lor an liistiibcil
and llluhtiiiti'd Sh ih X.iniah. Mrs. W.
Hrandt purchaiird ,in Inscribed miiila
turn for Soo.
.Xevifiort Moiiip l.ensed.
De lllois d F.ldrlilfie have leased for
ITdivard Morrr.ll or Philadelphia his
place rut Ochte Point anil Sliepard ave
nue, Newport, n, I lo Mr and .Mrs.
Oeorge Hrooke of lllrdhboro, Pa., for
tho coming eeason.
MORNING TABLEAUX AT PLAZA.
Fori r .
Mllilc nntl llniices Inclildril
In l.'iilertiiliiineiil.
An ent rt.iinment of poetry tableaux
n.uii8. music aim dance, under the
direi-timi of Mis. It W ll.iwkesworlh
w is given yeoferd.iv morning In the
li.iz.i It.illioom. when sf.l,M'i!otis from
Duiigliiers of Dawn' by Mr Perr I
King and 'Karth Deities." hy llllss Car
nan. ne'e repri'sented in tableaux and1
dailies h Mrs Anne Throop Craig, the
.Misses Shil MaJtland, I.oi Lanier.,
Ijuini Care. Fula La Follelte .mill
lladvs P.atdwin.
Mts. King nnd Mr. Carman road fiom,
their icspi'ctlM- worke. wh.ch were in
lirprctid to tile miielcal accotnp.ini-,
ment of fiiano and orchestra Compost- !
lions of Mac Dinvcll. Dendix. Dclibes,
iouiiod and lliahin. were played. The
entertainment was given under the pat- ,
I'onage nf Mrs John White Alexander.
.Mis. Ftedcrick W. Ithlnt'lamlcr. Mrs
W'i'.lard Straight. Mis Stuyves.mt Fieh.
Mis otto Kahn and Mrs. Charles Wain
wrlglit NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The reuular weekly dauee of the Paul
Jones Club will be held to-niuht III the
Delia Itobbla room of the V.inderbllt
Airs Orme Wilson intertalned the
Thursday KmmiIiik Club last iiluhl at
bet- home, :i Hast sixty-fourth street
Miss Winifred Holt Rae a tea ,es-
ti rday aftenioiiii at her home. 4 i:asttion
Meveni -eiRiitii street, tor eome vounit
women who will assist her at the fete
for the blind on April ' Auioni; them
wete Hie .Mlsse Svlvi.i Doll, .leatiette
lyph.int, Anna Alexandre. IMith Mc
Keeef and Sylvia llvde.
Ml-s Caroline liitutx-nees cave a re
reptl in last eveninc at the Colon Club
for .Mrs, IIOKer Watts. During the
evenlm; MIhs Virginia Ko Itrooks, whour.v
Is iiliiMiiK '"The Adventuie or l.ad
I'l-Mila,' sanu. and tin re a itisttu
tnetital iiiiisk' by I'.iul Kefer, Aloxatuler
llussell and C.eorKo ll.vrrere,
The regular Meel.ly ineetltii; of the
Thursday Murium; Sew inn Class was
held esteiday at llio home or Mre.
()ier Ciould JenulnKS, 7 IJ.ist Seventy
se.'ond street. The h'Wiiik elas-es will
meet thin nmrnliiK. one for the ,la
d.illll.l Da Nlltsery ,u ti liomn of
Miss Lear), 1031! Fifth avenue, and the
otbei for the benefit of the Vouiik
Woinen'H Hospital lliiild at file home
of Mrs. Wendell C. Phillips, 40 West
I'orly-seventh Htteet
Mrs. Waldo ltichard,s yesterday morn
ing g.ivo the last of a Ferlc.i of lead
ings on ''Poets of To-day" at the home
of Mi, John Henry Hammond, d Uast
i Xlliel) -first street.
An etitirt.iinmetit will be given at
the Plaza on Aprlf 7 under the auspices,
of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Uni
versity Settlement for the bcnellt of
tho summer camp In Cedar drove, X. J,
.Mr, .v' Mr. Carl von MayhoiT have
taken the house 17 Fast Thirty-seventh
street, and hav given up their old home
In Fust Thirty-fourth utreet.
Mrs Leonard Daltnn White will give
a rctvpilon on the afternoon of Match
13 at her hoiiie, i30 Itlveislde Dilve.
The second or Hie lecluies for the
bimdll of l.imllles of Fl inch at lists
now at the war will he given this
morning at the houio of Lloyd Warien.
Hill Fifth avenue. Paul Challln will
he the lecturer nnd his topic will be
'Tlie Hretila Itiivislled "
Mrs F. Hnri'.ill Hoffman is arranging
a danco for n chat liable purpoeu to lie
held al the Plaza on April ,'i,
I'tiiieriil of .lames Creeliiiiin.
HKnt.lN, via London. March 4
Funir.il services for the late Jiitncs
( ie till ili, the American ncwspapii' cor
respondent, who died here on I'lbruary
I'.', wern held ycMerday lit t lie Mnetl
can Church Tlie Minister of Fnreig i
Affairs, llorr von Jagovv, was represent 4d
hy Councillor Huistman, The bodv
will be taken lo New Vork by Mis.
Ctcclman.
NEW YALE HOSPITAL
FOR CHINA PLANNED
('(llt'iie Men Ka ise 851!. (()(.! for
t'ontniction of Mnild-inj-s
on Caniints.
N'kw IIwkv Conn. Jlar-b In a
".in Just rec. Ivid from Dr. IMward
II. Hume, head of the medical ilep.it t.
m.'tit of Va-ll folleire In China, plans
ueie outlined for the
there
new Vale Hospital
i.iini.iis i beltiK pl.tr.ned fot nhlell
llwen'v inn- of I uid have been iur
I, h.csed outside the , ity wall of Cliani;h.i
I uid I ) has li. en raised b) Vale
n. n to construer bullillm,-.- on the plot.
TV Vale llosfilnl will be built on this
'..niipus und a well Known linn of New
, Voik .iri 'iilei ts has already drawn plans
the liuildliie. which Include beside
; ". incpit.ii ttiitl tine a dormitory, chapel
I and lour huddinirs lor piofessors.
i For eiuht )ors the Vale Colbxe In
mill lias In i.n carrying on Its woik
.within the city walls in rowded, un
sum. ii iu uteri. There are now en
lolled I 10 pupRh In the school ami col
leiie Itecetitlv iiiterist In this Orl-e-
tal hrai.ch of Vale Collect, has he
.one so manifest that many alumni
Klfts have been forthconiKiK
TO. hospital Is the Kift of a well
known Vale man. stanle) Wilson of
Xt w V.irk. a sufiet vlslr.c etiKlneer. has
i lent ly arrived in ChntiRsha and has
ilinriie or tlie cimpiH and the construe-
i the new colleRe buildinKS.
READY FOR ACTORS' BENEFIT.
Xtili-il t'ei roriut-rs in 'I nUr I'urt In
V Mllilev Hie ltM ,
liver thing is In readiness far the big
vauilev Hi' benefit lor the Aitott, Fund
to be held Sunday evening at the fen-
Ihe.itte under the dlrect'on and
ail-pi. en of 11 F. Aihte. A Paul Keith
and Martin Itcck
The turtain wnl rise at n o'clock and
M.iv Irwin will aiirwunco each act
Those who will take part In. lit le David
liisphain. Wllla Holt Wakefield. Tilxie
F: K.in.i. .Mile Dazlo, James Thornton,
Ft ml; I'ogarty, Nan ll.ilicrln, dr.ice ..i
Hue, ll.iy Cox, Tom Petifclil, Karl
Join, living Merlin, Walter C. Kelly,
HlosMitu Sceley, Hello Hiker, Sl
llrown Hr.ithcrs. Hcrnud dranvllle and
gnls irotii tlie "Midnight FioM.,' I'ritik
Put. i II. Muiiel Hudson, llelle Hl.ui. he.
and Tom Dingle with Lillian Ilussell as
a spisial number on Hie proRwiiuinc
'Ira v eloaiies nt ,Vni A nisi eriln m,
I! M Newman opened his season's
series of p-.ivelngucs at Ihc Xew Ain
st.rdatu Till. 1 1 1 p .vesterday aflirnoon.
His miliject was "I"i'ance and Hie War."
and in the collection of m .ving pletuien
and iiilored plates were niatn scenes in
and ahnn: khiic if tho principal Helgian
cities and those- along the I'reiieh fron
tier. The audience was a large one.
Plii)n iinil Pln)er.
Allele llnwland and Lawicncc Uros.
smith have been engaged by t'omstorl;
(iesl to bead the musical comcdv
which will be produced at Hie Princess
Tluatii'.
Mabel Hamilton has Joined the now
Winter dardcti enow "Maid In America,'
and is playing opposite her huhuul,
Het-t Clarke.
Mai ie I Messier will close her linage
tnent at the Thirtv -ninth Street Theatte
on March '.'0 and will go to Philadelphia,
beginning- her tun of "A Mi.xup" ilieia
on March I'll.
His.-, him
i 'ouijiativ ,
N'tglil" at
of the war
n
ie London dale! ,
To. night's. tho
The.itle, will go
States tills Mini.
placing
llio Shuheit
on lour
In tlie I'nlted
nn r Instead or returning to Fngl.ind.
Fledci-lc McK.n h.us tligaged 'i,i
Wlldlllole fi the i.lel of "Tin Til. IsV
Mrs Trevor'' which he is soon fo pre.
scut
A II Woods has closed a imtritet
for "Who Am I" a satiru nn burglar
plays, wtltten bv J I! Lame ami
Clearse II. Hill.
WO UK (SOUS IM(!IIT AU)N(.
Tom Merrv fmcketcd up his Jolly face
jeslerd.iy, stuck out his foietlnger In
an onph.itlc gepfuto and suffend the
usual twinkle to creep Into bis eje.
"You ask me If there is mis news
to-day?" he said. "It's n- ws you want.
Is It? Well, l'v got a big Item of It
for you. It's unusual and startling, If
thill's what you want, and It Ih Just this
and nothing morethat Thi: Srsf re-
quests that no more conti ibutionn be
I mt to the bread fund this ear"
With that Mi rry turned to gaze out
1 of the wlndoiv of the free biead station,
' t ? First street, v ailing for the hs
t tonlshtnent which he knew this an
nouncement would create. He didn't
j have to wait long, for Dick Ilright left
i his post at the Mile of the staiks of
j lo.ivet. of bread and demanded:
I "Haven't you made .1 mistake, Toni"
( You mid that you requested no more
I contribution. That means ou don't
' want readers to send in nny mote
; mom ?"
"It certainly ihvs." went on Mert
1 'That's Jittt what w want the public
'o kn-iw Iteadets and eympathliieis
have donated so gitierously that t'.icre
is rough money on ham! to keep the
1 tiread line going hrc for the rest of
I the season Therefore they are asked
lo send tio more. That may eem un
natural, eh. Dick? Unnatural that we
shouldn't keep on asking for money
1 when we don't need If' Well, It's the
, honest truth, and I'm not one to avoid
announcing the honest truth w en It's
here t.i announce.
I "You ee, Dick, our expenses aren't
! overburdening. A little tent :o pay,
1 .niir -.i'.irv and mine, and the cost of
I 2.000 lo.ivch of bread a day That's all.
No offices to furnish and maintain, no
mahogany furniture, no stenographers,
no dirks, no card Indkes, no officers,
no printing, no stationery no nothing
i ept tnis little shop here Just oft the
' l!ow. !. v aere these starving men and
' w ,iintt m.i como lo get a free loaf of
I brc Hi.
i ernaps next year we shall want
' rr 'r' cnltlautions to l.eep the goad
woik r. nitf. Hut We will leave next
ye'ie 0 take care of Itself. Meanwhile
many tl atil j lo those kind persons who
ic si:t in tnttr coiittlbutions. Thanks
for ' .'c big nundrcd dollar checks that
I auie in once m a while and th inks for
! the dollar that came m every day, and
1 this tn'viis S. 11 N., who has been senil
icg nis a dollar each nay.
"Wh.it do you think of that. Mlsler
1 P.eportf r, for an Item of news?"
I Therewith Merjy and Hrigltt fell to
their work of biead distr'butlon. They
gave loales to 3t3 womet. and
I ;:
iien. Then Merry noted that oontrlhu
t ois had coma from Dr Clarence .1.
I arsons, Sprlngflf d. Mass, $i : W. C
i'3,e Itohert Allen, Omaha. Nib.,
. ?! .11111 S. II. N . ?1.
DANCE IN AID OF BELGIANS
second nf Series Del,! nt M'onien's
I osinoiiolltnn t'lnli.
The second of a denes of subset iption
dames organized in aid of Helclan suf
ferers trom the war was held at the
Women's Cosmopolitan Club lust night.
The subscribers were mainly those who
met re- ently In aid of the American
Ambulance Hospital In Parts, and
.miotic Hie patronesses present were
Mrs. Stowe Phelps, Mrs. (leorjre de II
lireene, Mrs Frederick De Witt Wells.
Mrs. Arthur Sctiliner. Mrs. Allen Tuckei
Mr Tracy Hoppm Mies Kliz.ibetlt pei
kins and Miss Khz.ibelh Curtis The
icxt dance will lie Riven on Minc'i iv
In the Waldorf apartment of the Waldorf-Astoria
last inch! was lm'd the
weekly meeting of the Thursday live.
iiiik Dancing C nmm. There was gen
eral dancing and an earh supper.
mong th patronew.es firesent were
Mrs. Kdwaid S Knafip, Mrs, Waller t;.
li.ikm.in Mrs Itlch.ird C. Coll, Mis.
Will. am il P.'ltrs. Mrs. I!. ClKileti Ch.s
olm. Mr- Charles H. Mellon and Mr.
Pierre Mall
SOCIETY AT PALM BEACH.
l.ulf nnd I't-nnls null llrllllinit
Sll ecens,
r.vi.vt Ui:vcn. Fla.Marci t. The an
nual golf and tinnls hall was held to.
night at the Hreakers Hotel and was
a brilliant siicccs-4 Many supper par
ties were given on the verindas.
New York nnd Philadelphia were vv. li
tcpnwnted at fourteen Ijrge illnner.i
lrt.eding the dance The hosts were
Mr mid Mis. Ogilen M.lls, nllver Petln.
Mrs tieoige D. Wnlenei, Mr and M-s
John S King, Mr and Mis Hit wait
Dutiian, Mr. and Mm. Ileiuy M Til
ford, Mr and Mrs. Ilerhirt Cuppell, Mr
and Mrs III. hard Mnrtitnti-, Mi- .mil
Mis liar. on Ken- Hulton, Mi- and Mis
ileorgc Heikwlth. Mi. and Mts. S. L.
Sclio.oi'iiaker. Samuel duggeii'ielui, John
I.igge't mil Mts Kdw.ird H McLean,
w lio-e huslMiid after i-rtetidln tin. m-i.
eott In r-i left to-day for Washington.
M. F. BERRY DEAD.
Ilrlulu.'itor of flit- Moiii j tirili'r nntl
'I'rnv filers I'liecL -systems.
M. I' llerrv. general manager of the
foielgn di pai Iment of the Atuern an
Ilxfiiess Company, died yesterday at
his homo l.'S Lincoln place. llrooklti
Mr lleiiv was one of the most widely
known men In the express btttiness Hi
entered the eninlov nf the Amcih.in
mmsM") in 1 S ', and rt mauled with that
companv coniiiiiousrc up to the time
of his dentil. Pi isso be originated the
aione) order, now extetisHel) issued
by all express lOinpanles, as well .in liv
the rilltcd St ue.s (ioveriinii nt and In
I S : 1 he dcviK'd the svsti-m of travellers'
die. ks.
COL, FRANK P. STONE,
roprle-
Pioneer "llline ninsenm
lor Dten III llosfon,
Hoston', March 4 Col. Frank P.
Stone, pit neei anion ' the ' dlnie mu-eu.ii '
Iiropreot s. died of pneumonia at hi
hot. ti in Welleslf) to-day. lie M.i led
ill tho show business by cstuhlleluiu
dime mil-cunt In Hatoier stteit, which
later led lo Hie founding of Hie iistw
.X- Stone tiiusi uni In Tren ont How lie
was also inteiesteil hi the. Uric il entt i
prises In Xew Voik He was f tid of
horses mil dogs ami took an active part
in manv
shown, nnd
He Innl a :
Ills home
exhibits of these
rn at tolln lion of
annuals
' urlos at
Will In in WlllfH.
Ii.spi Mir 'i I William W lil'.j
who pi-iipn "id sevirnl years ig i ,o
"ni.inufiirtuio dii)llghl" hy h gislatum .
moving nil clocks fotw.iril a few bonis I
tiled to-day at I'liislt liurl
the .lc Kill be rnndurled Iit Mtt. THOMAS II. KlltllV,
ns'l'ted t .Mr, Otto llernef, nf
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Mgr,.
It l:t J.lil .Street, Madlnn Hit. floolh New York
UMtlWHJ
TO-NIGHT AT
In the Grand Ball Room of THE PLAZA
Fifth Avenue, 58th to 59th Street
ilmlslnn hy rsrrt to be had free of the minagrMi
The Very Important Collection of
Valuable Modern Paintings
To bp Roltl at t'nrcMrlctcd Public Sale for arrount of .scicr.il oslates and
priiatc ownerw, at, specifically indicated on the ("ulaloKucs of Sale.
I he Mle will be rnndnrted hy Mil. THOMAS II. KlltlM. nf
THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, M?rs.
11 !.l '-'.lil Street, Msill.on !i(. Sonlh, m Viirk
HARRISON B. MOORE
DIES IN MIAMI, FLA.
Former Heiid of the N. V
I, iirli teniae Co. and a Wide
ly Known Yachtsman.
Han Iron n. Moore, for man) years
head of the Xew Vork Mehteiane Com
pany, died of utmplexy yesterday nt his
winter home ut Miami, I'la. He was In
his fevctity-fourth year. He was bom
In Maine and moved to Hrooklyn with
his father, a contractor, when he was l'
ars old. He was In business with his
fuhei for a time and thn went Into
the lighterage huilies He later be
came associated with the late Collin P
Huntington. Untiring from buslnej.
fifteen year ago ho sold Ills Interests
to the Lehigh Valley It illroad
Mr. Moote was formerly rear enmtnt
dore of the Atlantic Vacht Club, was a
member of the New Vork Vacht Club
and was active III yachting affairs fot
many years He owned at various times
three steam .ichfs named Marietta fot
his wife. He al'o owned the (montlno,
the fltst thirty-live m'le an hour motor
boat, built about ten eare ago.
Mrs .Moore, who was Miss Marietta
1 Christie of Xew York, and one of His
'sons. Jonathan .Mooie. wire wun mm m
, Florida. Another son. Ilarnson II.
Mooie. Jr. of ".7 Fist Sixty-second
i street, at one time a Wall street broker
, and now In the shipbuilding business at
j File ll.istn, and a daughter. Mis Marl
i etta Moore, also survive him.
I The family formerly lived In Plerre-
fiont street, In the Columbia Heights
section of Hrooklyn, later moving to
' ltlvei--:ile Drive, where Mi Moon built
'.i home for himself at 101. an I another'
for hl son, Harrison H Moore, Jr, nt
V3. Mote rei eritlv Mr Moore had been
.occupying the latter hou-e when In Xew
Vork I
The body will b brought north At-'
raiigennnts foe the funeral had not been
made list night
DR. CHARLES J. EAMES.
V hrllllst ti f Xole Who Vltlrie
VI ii ny I iiiportll lit nlncoverles,
1 Charles .1 Finn ill, d jeste-ilav.
.it t t Homo for Ituuia.'iit. ti tins
i it at t io aue of v 4 Ho was a metn
I..T or the C.ieiu cal Society and was a
i.oted ihemst, having raid more then-(
c.il di-ioverles to his cred.t than an'
nrhe- mall in th s ,ountt ! r Fames
IT-' .idv.iuc.sl the tht-orv that carbide
,ic il ami similar substances tis.-d In
Mirgcr) would p'event ihTect'on II.
also dls.siveted an itupoitnnt ii.it t of
the art of manufacturing celluh id and ,
witl-out Ills dNcovery It could not have
become commercial nil Another im
i ortant ti cverv made b D". Failles,
was a method for ferglng steel direct i
I frii-u t.ie o e. which was used by the
' C.ii-Uiii Stfel Company foi many years ,
nnd was the llrst process of this kind '
i ever il'ed .n thi- wintry The first
I successful ciftti.itoiv ever put up In this
country was bull' at l-'wh Pond mulct
the personal mii" v iIon and ftom the
jilaiis of P.- F mies ami crenuitoiles in
various pints of Hi. world have fl
lowed the gem nil line laid nut bv ,
lum i
From his rovaltifs i';om c.rbl.c acid j
aid othe- Imp rt.in: invention P"
F.mies enlovid for ttunv )e.us a large
iiisonie and was well known both so
I'l.illv and u a business wav, being the
owner of eevetal fast horses or note 'n
1 e.irlv ''"H mil h.iviiu; ii huge stivk
farm in the llci la h.rcs. During the
ih.l sr he seived as .uh'i-or c!temlt
ft,.- tlie in my. w ith h, adiU.nen at
Willi tin Point
j Dr I 'amen was I member of the
! I'moii Leantie Club of Xew V"rk for
I linn M.trs During tie liiM tt II or i
HI,
. fifteen veal's he lived ill I'tncincht.
if.. .ma ., m'n bn. tiler survive him 1
survive him
virs. "Inr)
Mrs M irv Hlali
Illlike CrooUe,
Cfi'Okf. Wife or Wilt- I
'.no
I'inoke. a new-paper man In this
. tv for more than tori) veara and
i.ivv in .barge of Till? Sf.'s Hrooklyn
..lli. e died on Wed'iesiliv at lier home.
1M pi(.s t d, ice, Hro.iklvn She w.i-i
the diUMlil'r of Patrick Hliike or C,,tl
way, Ireland, and was educated In Dub
lin Following the ileiln oi her father i
she lived tut a wll.ie l'i London mil
'loin I'cre came to llrookl) i alenit
foriv ve.ite ago She Id'titllled hes,.f.
wltli Hie old Sidney place Human Ca
tholic Church, and latir with St Au
gustine's, ptrlsli Soon after coming to
Aineilia she got a position on the
llli.okiMl I.'ilib. Where she lilt t Mr
Cronke They weto married thi'l:
vearh ago. I
'Ihc lift, llr, lltlvvni'd 1. Horn.
! PlIII.AI'KI.I'IIH. March I -The Hev
I Dr. Fdward Tt .till Horn of the f.ieiill)
I til the Lutheran Theological Seminal v.
Mount .Mix. and one o the most emi
nent men in the LtithiTin Church in this
country, tiled at Inn tesldcme on the
seimn.ii) mounds to-day lie was In
Ills sixlv-llflb )c.ir and had htcii 111 of
heart disease situ e December.
Dr. Horn was pat tictihn v active in
lituilti'.il woik nnd regal did is the
highest .ml limity on the subject In Hie
Luther in i minli For Hie last four
c,its lie had been professor of ethics
,m,l ill. mii and practice of tulsslotis at
the Mount All v Scinln.it
loll ll
1,
rn v r,
Jnhr I.
Ih.
M iron
iv e,
xi it'ii old wm
ii to. vou'll and
bisame a tleigvmati
'nn amnsMil i for-
l,n. us. an inipnrte of Orii lltal rllt
prodiKts, dh I nt Ii s none in Ilea -on
Hill yesterday nl Heart disease i oi
lowlnn his jrndu.illou front Amherst Col-
8 O'CLOCK
Iee In ISfiS Mr ("ir.ies studied fo
the ministry under Di. Klrh, a noted
Congregational minister and at ur his
otdlnatlon was ai- ive mi t,ni minlMli
for neieral years, till o:iunll.I by ill
health to Klve It up He .-iiteied bus1
tieH life nnd Ix't.ur.e an .iiitlmi itj on
matters r rtalmriK to Japanese and
Chinese art. Tno dauBhlets turvlie
him
( buries .Vinson I'nller.
Rostok. March (.Charles Mason
Fuller, TI years old, V. ti. X retired,
died Wednesday at hln home In Dor
i hester. He enlisted for civil war e
vice and wan n captain of merchntit
mtrlne and ensign In the navy, lie
commanded the Wtt Oulf squadron
and the Mississippi frpiadron. Later
ho was connected with the revenue ser
vice. He afterward became wrl -;r
and lecturer.
Irnn. .
Cnrlson,
Francis A. Carlson. of Fiat., n
Carlson Companv. West Fortieth
street, died yesterday after a brief .li
lies at his home. 3T50 llroadway. M-Carlt-on
was well known among me
diant tailors of the city. lie leaves a
wife, a dttigrter nnd two sons
r.iiini iivtIkIii.
Fhhu Dwlght, r,1 a lea'her matrifne
turer, died on Tuesday eve'img at hi
home. 141 Pl.xth nvenue, Hrooklyn. He
whs a climter member nf the Oes.cnt
Athletic Cluli and an organize" of the
old Fnlon League Club lie ,s survive I
liv hi" wife and two son.
sittnucl II. Vftrrs.
Sa.iuod It Myers, V,t. for sevei.il venrs
a Republican Alderman In the ol.l c.tv
nf Hrooklyn. died vesterday morning at
his home. TfiJ Lincoln place Dining the
civil war he served as a I'nlted State"
Marshal
He Is survived hv h.n w.f.-
I
a daiigli
In Nc-t ! nrk To-iln,,
National Housewives League, o e. " r
J." West Fortv-llffi ntrtet, 3 P. M
Lecture b) Prof. Jeremiah W Jrime
on "The Helcinn t'ase .IuiIsom Mtniori.il
lhlildlng, Woshingtic.i Sipiarr South,
'. I. M.
People's lns'it'lte le ture in Mort s
lllllqillt on 'Son". Modern lloTon.ie
.mil Political Piohlc ns. Coopet l'ti'0-i,
S P M
Hebron .Vend env .liner Ho'e! Man
hattan, 7 .".0 p M
Addresi hv , ,. ,. ,i I , rs Wom r '
Dldigation foe W. 'M IVmr ' dr! The.
atre. 11 A M
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IH.I5S II- Wecll-e. 'i , i "I J
Catherine A It i. u.i ir'ii-- f 'h
'Ite Iteo-tre l .. ir I i',i'hi"l". cri
ror.l
Tuner.il -eri.-s s " l I , 1
e-r',i-k Prhlss m .ri.,nR !' r,'.
ffiurrh It ts en-uest' refineyea Cmi
no flot, f r tie sent
RltrXN'A.V On IVertne.aj )f ir li .
rer re.len. r. H'. U't' ,ir.et -si'h
street .Mary P. he'ovf.,1 wife ef Vl-.'t-la-n
nrepnan iiti.I dsjrhtri nf the nte
WlllUni Furreli
sclenin rertuleni tiH ch'irfh ef the
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