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WEDNESDAY, MARCH
1915.
MORGAN SILENT ON
SLOANE WILL GIVES
American Art Galleries
CHARITIES $170,000:
THE
Law Provides ITo Musi. Decide
To-dny if City (lets Mu
seum Treasures.
Ml WO HI) FROM EUUOPE
T!- time rive" by law to J. Plerpont
M )t i" to decide whether the rt trens
nr. - ."I ri-'ed by his father and now In
t, Metropolitan .Mueum should be
civets to thr public expire to-day. So
fur as could be learned yesterday Mr.
Morirnn has made no Intimation of what
he intends to do.
The section of the transfer tnx law
uhlch requires that .Mr. Morgan make
il. decision known by to-day was
pissed few months after his father
J'ed In Home for the express purpose
ef rxempllnr the Morgan art treasures
from the transfer tax If they are Riven
to the public. The Motion reads:
"A transfer of pictures, etatuary,
trrrks of art. antiques, books, mams
scr.p's or other similar personal property
shall be exempted fiom and not subject
to the provisions of this article If within
two yean after mich transfer the person
to whom such transfer Is made Mi
present tho same to the titute or to a
municp.il corporation of the St.ite for
educational, scientific, lltorary, library
iv historical purposes; and If the tnx
thoteon shall have been theretofore paid
the anount theroof khall be refunded In
ac-ordance with the provisions of this
article."
The transfer belnjr, under the will, It
occurred at the death of the testator,
which was March 31, 1913, and the two
Tears Is up to-day.
Although Mr. Morgan has upputentty
never Intimated what hla Intentions are
regarding the art treaaures now In the
museum the public has gained the Im
pression from the recent sale of the
Franonard panels and the Chinese por
ceUlns that Mr. Morgan Intended to
dispose of the collection. Mr. Morgan
has frequently said he hud ample time to
decide, but If he has made his declalou
there seemed to be no one connected
with hit estate or the museum yesterday
ho knew what It was.
1nit Cass Lcdyard, Jr., who attend"
to the lesal affairs of tho estate, re
fued to make any statement about tin
collet. Lots, but This St'N hn learned tha.t
Mr t.edard knows nothing of what
air Mure in's plans nie When .Mr Mor-
pan went away he left no Instructions
and none have been received from him
tim e he sailed.
Fdward Koblnaon, director of the mu
seum, said ho had received no Informa
tion as to vv li.it the future of the collection
's to be, anil tvputy Coontroller Hoard
man said he had riot been Informed l
what Mr. Moriran Intends to do. Mr.
Ifciardmnn seemed to K of the opinion
thai Mr. Monran could bo Riven more
nme In which to make up hla mind,
although Hi" law lh silent on that
point
Vr.c n il. 1. 1 1 Unpiesslon seemed to lsj
i .it ili.tis Mi. MnrcJti cables to-day
i' i- In- mte.id- to stive the collection to
... c.t. lite trattafer tax will have to b
i'i .1 A preliminary payment of $2.50ii,
" " alreadv ben made by the (t.ite
, n "i tiansfer tax.
i.lf of riilmit Murine.
1 ie uitlro rotitentu ot the etiinlo of
M i .ilusil, the Armenlmi marlno palntor,
',' t oli! it nubile Auction tn Sl'.o'
V fill .neniie sal'erles to-rl.iy. Thl sile.
U m.rle prior to thu artist'.", ilip.irtnro
t"r :-.in KrAticibeo, where lie is to rui-
r.i .-'T.e lmiortant coinmlionB for hla j
Cf.tr ment. Ixty of hit. canvam aro
us iiidt'd tn the &ale.
MSHIJIN BROCADE AT $31.
Kule of llrlrntal Art Ohjrr llrlims
lNtl3.
A two day sale of Orlsnul art began
'm nip-t in the. Anderson gallerUe with
ihe unpersil of a collection of art oh
l'ts tilonulng to ShoJIro Nomura.
J. 11 Hradley paid 431 for No. 21.
'ilr of pallia curtninu of NlshlJIn loom,
ts'inR abo-it 1760 s l IVoilBlas
1 ;. for N'o. 5.
an inro nv eniwoni',
rtiud 17:5, and Kaldenbt;rK .v sjon
housht No. 65. a gold lacquer Inro by
luaiauhl, tor ana .no. .a, a soiu
- i ... .-.11 f. ...... ...lurl I 9trt I
icpier inro n.v ivji njn, ..a.vu
for S5t. The. total for the ovunlne waa1
At to-n gat's faie a collection qi jap-,
r,,,,- win i, nM tt Includes 1
'e work of HIroshlee. Hokus.il, Toyo
i.un:. Kunlsada, eisen and Aotati
MISS DUNCAN'S CHOPIN DANCING
I'rnxri.mnie III TIsU Tassiilrj
l He lilten With fJeortie ropelnisd.
N.i lora Duncan will qlvn a nocl per-
' i.ane tkls afternoon und at thn Sat-!
tnattnre at uie wviuurj wim i
I, II will b a ter es of Chopin1;
,...v. s-he haa ottflii Klven tills pro- I
-v.i'.ie ,m tlcrmanv, but It Is now here. I
.foite Cupcland, tno wen Known pian-.
vt .11 furnish the piano part of tho l
iti.-e iirformauce, a wen at, a numiicr
' e i'.o ,
tlie programme will bo divided Into .
'-. earth. Theie will bo In the llrst j
t the proludcs and nocturnus of
' -vi Half will be ilamcd by Miss
an and half "111 be played im solos
Mi I'or.el.ind. Tho second part will
- - nims.d of a fantasle, nocturno and exti i decoration and with much facility, j,.,,.,.. xhelr friendship crow out of
.iHlIa.l.. to be plHed by Mr. Copeland. i ieP UHcen'lliii? scale.-, were especially i mlltu.il Interest In music and in
In tli.1 final division of tho proci amino i done, and every slncer knows tnai jjjwari! Maeliowfill Momorlal Ass
M s Inincau will danco a MilonnU,e. 1 ,j,c. arc not easy to do well. .Miss M .oter,orouh. N. Il of
"ouikj and waltres, while Mr. Copo-, i-arson's eiiulpment seems hardly suue.ii i w j,rIK.0 iti treasurer and Mr.
i-l w II pUy a mazourkd and waluci at present to ambitious ventur e, si . , , , Ktnerous Mipporter.
, , 'an recitals. Jho rango o express -m , N'Ir!, ,,ptoII ,H a mPm,,er of the Co-
M-., iimcan will Rive a -ellRlouH pro- , ope to a voleo Mich as hrs s i i . PamBll anJ tnB Colonial Uaiighters
SMnvne on Thursday. Friday and Sat. . .,rrow Hut thre may bo a usetul llolil u.,t.,i..,is, rwnrv Amoua: her
-Us evenings and on Sunday tiltfht
-t i ill he. a meullng of tho "I)lo
ix.ii i oininunity,"
TO AID JEWS IN WAR ZONE.
It rook I n rnmimlirn Will Sork lis
Itnlso moo.tltlO In Week.
1 hruoklyn Federation of Jewish
C ' .-I is plannlns a campalsn to
i tiini'.iiij lu oiio wtuk to relievo
niv.rii; tho Jews in tuo war
N.itnaii S Jonas, orKatiUer and
i f,.ent of tlie federation, w II
' i h.in of tho campalRn committed
1 1 has s, t aside, the tlrsl eiisht dava
vl. as "feileistion community eelf
" i v, e.'k '
niipairn will be formally
i-l on April 7 at tho t'nlty club.
': .1 avenue, and Peati street, Hrook
when the boinUt of directors of
' i' men s and women's societies com
- the federation and tho board of
. if., i.j the l!iookl"n Homo for th
.-.'i will gwu a dinner In honor of Mr.
ion Horn to Mr, nisri Sirs
lluulir. .Ir.
i;
Mr and Mrh. Charles Hvans HubIics,
. r. c. Him; ciinsra'ulatlons on Ihe
i ! "i on at their homo, ISO Itlver-
I vo i he. boy has ben named
. Kr.tiilfather. JuHlce Charles K.
e or fin I'niliid Statea Huprtuno
o Mia IIukIuh was Mlns Mar
is . )i Stuart datiKhlor of Mr. and
' Hinry Clarence Stuart. Mr. and
''rs Hiiuhes, Jr., wero married im June
ti the Cathedral of St. John the
') vne.
'CONCERTS OF A DAY
IN THIS SLACK WEEK
Jtudolf Ganz, Miss ENn Alves
and Miss Mary Carxni
Are Heard.
The business of Klvlns come, always !
slackens In the mliM of the weeK
immediately proeedins r..iKlr. On Mumuihi of tho rookln Instltuto of
Tnc.liy of tho week before the pre.-ent j Arts md Sole'-.et's mark h new rlepar
there. er four coiu-crt. ivhlle yeiter-j ture In the history of that Institution,
day there wero only two .inrt hoth of , Tin- artls:s represented number Rlxjut
them In the .tfternoon. Without doubt ' ,uty of tho bent known Amerlear.
th mnre Interentlnc of 'he two whs th.M . Ttnv h.n. not !.ub'mltted their work
Blv.n by Itudolf llanz. the Swlfs. pianist, i
In the Princes Tl.eatte lie appeared
not onlv as Mrtlloo. but alfo as a!
comooeer .mil accompanist. The
"
i wLii .
gramino embraced two groups
Clam's sons?, Mvc In Oornun and
In Kmrlieh
Some of the
son?- wer. new and as
w. of v.ehtKesanc."
of .Na.-niM.anc.
tn tho instances
and "Iteiset.latt." worth
while. The Sun'b reviewer did not hear
those with Knsllsh toxt. but doubtless
ionic of these too were well made nor.g'.
for Mr. Gaiu has skill m this form of
composition. Th- S'jiii?h gorved to intro
duce a Mincer uiw P lo-il plattorms
i:isa Alvee, soprano, was tho yount;
woman, and old concert 3"' ' 'call
tho namx if Alvcs as on wim an nn-jr
ihle re.ord tn thla town
Mis
Ales
rossc---i5 a Koo l vm-e. t lite, Inttdliijenc.
,nd temperament We could wis), thai , c
lis), that
' v'br'",l
itich i may
ncr tones effl UNI anecii
. ......f.. 14,1. .TO.
aml OI ;, r,,,,ni .
fInr vVi.n one ha outh and am-1
MJ?n ....
jj,. rianz pavn a. imii w,, ...
v..t i.n v..-tiinsitv In a nerformance of '
,1 ?rncn'ed lh;' concrrV " Mr'
i....i is., nnml.er in i Joint con- .
"'."...., i- v.v two vears aao and
""" "" . ' ..' ..... ,v 1
t,slrtun,tlos it .v j
,0iV,!!.'?'l.r. r, of vesterdav after-
nx)n nai
I nv vi. .v, ...... ... --. .
that of Mary i -arson, sopran...
... ivoll.sn Hail.
Miss tarsoii s.iiik i
Century opor.-i per- '
(jiv-frl oil' e at
., .,n,l n.mle no Imnrrflon tier
,,.rital yes'erdiV showed her to bHtei-
al)VantaRO. Ilntlrely without control of
pPr Mdca lu per nrbi nuinoBr u.noo,.. ,
rrvousiiesa sho rccovorel while slnu-
K Martini s "riaiir u .unou. ......
,howed her best qualities in "Vol elm
fa,,.te."
voice Is "f wiy lislit timbre, but
)t t. pr.dty. The young wrmm fans;
,nB Mu.irt uuniher very well ln.l-.l.
t,oui;!i the sbi w.i" -mall. She bine
..ii i!..n..o" Willi a tolei.ible, amount o
I for her in salon perfiirmatu-es.
THE OPERA NEXT WEEK.
(in.-rinus of llif Sensi.ii Hrn
Iiik Timiiril lt ' lose,
"it Troviilore' will o.-n the twer.t.v
Mt week of the J"1'";, llr i ,; 0, her only ilamjhter. is
...ason next Monday ev- K prominent In social life It, Manhattan
Drstlnn. "tier am NI. tttcld an. j ' Nl. )lltK, ,R f r;ltU,llU, of villamo
Miiriineni inn ' :.,, , ,
aimluctm. "V;;-,."''7 V' '" Mf
t.cxt week ate "l'lo Me fJerHln' . r lor
We.lnei.d.. ."VHiinK w ., .(,"
pel and M.ittfelil and tf- So nil oh,
iil city lli!lllll ilKl Jll'ln .ll.
w.n. Cmriu. Hraun anu
To-cuiinl will conduct "IMo Will
Uuero" will I sum,' on Thutsday yetitnu
with Mines. MatJenauef I Hrusiiiide).
Kurt (,si. ;((ii(c) and Ober am lhra.
Irltw. lira" it ti and I'.uysdael. Mr Hurt
will conduct.
A apt I'll KiMler wrek matinee at pop
ulnr prices of "I laiiit'd und llretel w ll
be Riven on Friday with n ballot ibver
tissenielit Tho opera will bo stlliS by
Mmcs. Schumann. MHlteM. Hobes
Hraslatl and C.ai riHon and Mesirs. Itetss
and ScMiuel. ,M.ns llosina "alU '""J
tho ml I'M ds billet will lako pait and
Mr M men a" wm coiiunei
Iris" win nave n
Mcyjd perform-
anco of Hie Mil on on Friday evenins
with Mine lion anu ueiaunon ,n i
Messrs. Hotta, Srotll, Hldur, lti.la and
Audlsln Mr Tosi mini will rni'duet
Tho Satllld.iy npeinn will ho ,ui
nounced laid Ulnitii Zlliiballsl, Ihe
Husslaii vlollniid. will play el imxt Hun
day iilnht s opora concert, Mines Hem
pel anil Hraslan hiivI Arthur Mlddlelon
will sins. "K'hestra will bo ill-
reeled by Hlrhard Haueman.
The bullet
BROOKLYN TO HAVE
EXHIBITION OF ART .
Liirire Xumher of American ;
I'nint intrs Loaned for
One Month.
The omrr.ij loan exhibition "f cor.-
temporary American palntlUKs In th ;
, . p..., upon by a Juiy. the lint ,
. hivti
i
b,CM nu;1f up wholly by tnvl.a-
ti'in
To make -pace for thll oshlbltlon, for
winch the omce-e, of the institute
..... tv'tittH. tnn lone mil erv. usu-
taken (,-reat pains, tile ion? irai.ery, n.u- ,
. X ........U. nlAIIIH.
, bv 1. ,, been cltared
, ? , i L.. k.., r,li.P.H i
of lt8 exhu,,3, and the have beon placd
temporarily In the storeroom If the
exhibition nieeln with the auccess that Is
hoied for It, It Is planned to make. It a
periodtc.il eont from now on.
At. InlercntltiK featura of the exhibi
tion Ih the piovision of a fund for pur
chases to bo added to the, musaum col
li'H ,n. This fund, which now amounts
.- nn ...ii ...hhiu i, -rnlHer jhl v I
' 11 " uk.,1.. .i- I
in.-nuheo ior i I
fhe artists who will e-xnion nao neen
l.h0((.n from all the various groups and ',
tact' m. from Boston and I'lilUriclphia !
tJl1- n lroln .".V" , ,h.m '
, yrk
as woll as Ne lors.
Amoiu them
Alexander, Cecilia Beaux.
t..Hnlt w ,,.,, Hush
OcorK- B-llos. hranvi v. tienson, mm
HrockenrtdKe, Oeorne do
Fort
Bni.h. Max Honra. try C.tt. Will
lair M Cnaae, Kunyon
Cox, Itundall
riaey, Arthur It
Davits, Thomas W
rwin
-f
I.ever and J. Alden Weir.
uiKi.lf. lu l.i pyinttnue nnft
.... .-.mow... .... ... -
inoiiiii. uvi.i i'.o . ...-
will bo a reception of Invited iruests on
mho cu'iiim oi .Apr., o
J,JJJS. AliNIE E. LUPT0N TO WED.
Her
KiiKimement tr npisjamln
I'rlncr I .liinoqssrrd.
Thu ciiSHKcment of Mrs. Annie V,
l.ni.ton. widow of frank M I.tipton, rlio
publ'eher ot S39 SU Mafk'b place, f.roik-
lyn. to Ilenjamlti Prince of Manhatta'i ; his private car for the c.reenbrler. White , William C Story of N'ew York, prcsl
and lrvlni?ton-on-HiidHon. son of Dr. Sulphur SpilnKS, W. V.u. to remain far rent Ki-neral ot the ordet who is a can
f hi lhtoplier Prince, was announced los- ' srvoral wecki. ' rildat.- for reelection at the Waehincton
L.ncostors were Hoser Uurlfow, I'hIKp
IJI.nt, the ltev. Peter Hobart and other
: ,.n.,i.i.w ,.f thn Colonial nerlod She
was recently elected president of tho
Sorosls Club, Is president of tho Kosmos
Club and Is prominent In many lirook
lyn music and social organization". Tho
ir.uilens at her homo aro considered tho
most beautiful In Brooklyn. Mrs Charles
Colleue and a Delta I'sl man, tin is a
.llrc t .loucniUnt of lllilet- William
r.lv)1((r ,, wnB ,,rw,d.nt of tho
Mendelssohn Ule Club for six year and
, ,011ll)el. of ,ho McPowell Club,
. ... .... .. v . ' l.
the University Club of New York, tho
Ardsloy Club and tho Hons of tho Hevo.
Pit Ion.
TWINING-DONALD WEDDING.
Will Tnke I'liss'r m April to nt
N.'sv llnrp, Maten Island.
Miss Fdllh May Oonald, iliumhter of
the lain W'. lam M. Ponalil of poiutan
Hills. Ktateu Ishliid, will ho niarrlnd to
Klnsloy TvviniiiK "I .Morrmiuwii, .n, j.,
on Atnil 10 at tho hoinu of her brother.
NoiMian llendtrsoii Iiniiald, New Horn,
sit.iten Island, Her nttendants will be
Mis Samuel Crueller, tin. MIhm-h Louise
liun.ild, liiTlruili: t uli rbiidKC, Advlaldo
irviiiK and lletiy ami Itarlnra Slovens.
Thomas Cheiioy will bo bisit man, and
anions; lli ushers will bo Altred Cnxti,
Hilwaid l.llllc, liny Mores, William
Fildv, W. Imdley lllossoin anil James
Cat llr.lt-.
Mr. Tivlnlnsr will irlva his farewell
bachelor dinner at Oclmonlco'n on
April ,
M I II si i . , - '
goes far.
IMISS DAISY E. ANDREWS
FAILS AS PLAY BROKER
Memlier of Old Fninil Ap-1
peases Some Creditors With
Personal Gifts.
Miss Palsy H- Andrews, member of
an old New York family, has found th'
play brokeraen l)U"lnes so prolltle-e
that she filed .1 petition tn b.mkriiptey
In tho Federal court ytsterday. offerlm;
to divide her J10.7M wtt to in'Tl
1131. tS9 llaWUtiei. Her creditors. mr
of whom ehn hft.i .ippoased hy cltts of
clothinir and Mrnlture. are rratttred
r n .. , ""- "' '-
l 1.-.. .... . t't Kilf.
anrt rnitropR ' a' ViHs has hr "nii' li near Hedford Mills.
U.'' JSVn I
... . . . ,. t. .
. , wo N . Yl1rk ,,,,.,
... ..... ..J .... U. I I,. I...
have trunks ami hat boxes.
Other.-not so for'tinato aro her father. ;
Andrews of .NVw York. 1
j(tr)((i por,wr and O.rater Hiy. wh
loaned her $;,000. and her mother. Iren
niiscn .norewis io.u.m.
Other creditors are Vlnthror Vines,
tho playwright. JliOO. Natlonil ('t
Pank, M.uOO. Hualanoby's. ISflft. C.f
d Hiu Arts, 16.. and Dr Jos
HlrmtnKhaut, IIA'OO. Thy RlU-Carltoti
leads tho list of New York bote'.!, with
a claim, and ther Hro mnn In
London. Krance and Swltzerlaid.
Miss Andrews's assets Includes 900
sharivi of doubtful stock, JS.OUrt Interest
n Kt grandmother's estate, not hers i
until her father's death, and a clitm of
"Jj Eamst Uole INjllcr.
Th- bankrupt, now at the Hotel ,
Seville, slves
Kast Thlrty-nret street
a her iiddrer
KlFht years oko she
waa connected with Mls Elisabeth M.ir-
hury'H oftke. and later was Miss Mar-1
bury'n Paris represtnta'lvo on occi-
elon. as she was for the Frohnnns and
(leorire ICdwardej
Jildfn H.'iish Issued nn order restrain
InR any creditors from h'.ingltiB supple
mentary proceedings In tho Supreme
Court
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
The weddlnc of Miss Kleanor Taylor,
daughter of Howard Taylor, to ilouver
neur Morris Carnochan, Jr.. will take
place In Christ Church. Middle Hnddatn,
Conn on Juno 17 After the ceremony
thtre. nl bo a reception at St. Clem
ents, tho country home, of the brlde'i
father, In Chatham, Conn. Mr. Taylor
gave a small dinner last nieht at his
home, 1!" Uiud Sixty-fourth street
Kdward II. Uacon left yo.stcr.lnv In
Mrs. Frenlertc Ncllson gave a small
lunchooii yesterday at the Tlnza
, ... ' , ,'. .
Mrs. C.Icnn Stewnrt. wife of the second
secretary or nie ,iiierii-aii us-aiion in
Havana, Cuba, will arrive In New York
on April 24 to visit her mother, M's.
Anson W Ilurchard of 57 Kast Sixty
fourth streot.
Persons Interested tn the welfare if
the Alice Freeman Palmer Institute, an
Industrial school for neitro chil.lien. In
Seilalla. N. C, will meet to-inorrovv af
ternoon at the home of Mrs Charles M.
Connfelt. 10 Kast 13 nhtleth street. The
meetliiK will bn addressed b llverett
Cnlbv and Frank Trumbull
The Kaster Tuesday Salon orcanlre.l
k l tlrnmh.-.tl ..III h h.i'.l
. : . .... aii ..
.., . . ......
"l
Mrs. Willl im no .N.vs win mve
a dnnco aim suppor ai mo v.otuaiii on
Monday evenlliK.
Owini? to the death of a relative MIiai
Frances T llrccso, daughter of Mr, ii'id
Mrs. James I., llrccoo, will not be ahlo
In take part In the. tableaux to be (riven
for th 1. cnellt of the American Am
bulance Hospital In Paris at tint Itlt.
Carlton on Monday evening, April 1'.'
There will bn an oxtra meet.n-.- (if thn
Haluiilay Kveulni; Dances nt Oclnionieo s
on Apr It 11)
i , -
TIIE SEAG0ERS.
Sallltii; to-ilny by tho White Star liner
Mettiintic for Liverpool t
Mr. and Mrs James J C John-ton
lllitkcley Ktlwanl trfirlllard
Arnold Uotslsin. II. M t-jon..
K K He.lBis Chuiles Arthur Root.
Letllo Ijii'nln llenson
For lleriiiudii by tho t.ub.ic Linn
uteatnshlp llermudl.iu :
Mrs fleoriie V llrnwn It VV Mit'hell
Ultimas S llra.llee It II KimKill
Mrs. H L Ileli'.llil Mr iiiul Mrs I) 5tew.
Mr. and Mrs. (I II, art lliilxrteuu.
("itllrr Col Slltlltmi
MjJ: and Mr Uillo .Indue A. O Salmon
Orlscom Mr. and Mrs M. E
Mr itn.l Mrs F. CUie- 'ltimaine
land Morgan
FUNERAL OF COL. JAY
SET FOR TO-MORROW
llmlx reives in New York on
Special Train From White
Sulphur Springs.
Th." huly of the late fol Wlili.-mi .lay
is broucht t' New o-Ii yeteritay
iiio-.iiii; i.n n -p rial Intti from Whit"
.. ... -. ir i . ,n,i tr
.v.i'.piur Mrinvs. a. Jay and Mr
and Mi- Arthur I.iolln. son-in-law and
l.tuehter of Mrs. Jay, ai-comp.ml'd tho
i. ..Iv The fiinnral will bo held to-mor-
row tnornlne at t o'clock In Trinity
rhureh BIhoj Oreer. tlm l!ev. Ilr
.:.un T Mninln. n-'tor ..i Trir.t.
ami tn ltev. Ilr Leu l.ut'lr. r.itor
f St Maith.-w V I'roteMant l;pltri.pai
near Hedford M.lls. N V, which
hi- e,iuntry
onduct tli
s. i In .
Aftvr tin. etv;c tin. body will be
taken on a special train to Hedfr.nl
I lill- and the Interment will b In the
f inn, v plot Hi 'he churchard of St.
Mat'hjw. wher, test four xeneiatlons
if tho .lays.
I Th hcnorirj' lillbearrs ba not
ct been select., d and nl! t'le u-liera will
b. rii'n fi'im the tpan.N .vouni; inn
i who were fr!rds of Col Jay.
r'l Jay was ore of -h foundeis of
thu )lr Assoclitlon ..f th.- illy of New
nrK. whi'-h will bo ropr'-n-nted at the
f. in f.r.. 1 l.v .i r,.mtn tl... of tlft.-e.li. Th
M lit.irv Ordni- of th- Lroal Ueirlon. of
ut,,ro ro
liv was a coinpinlon. "ill
at'ond.
,t a ,pe,.al ineetint; .f the executive
.omnuttee of the Huuuen a So.-iety of
Amerhn yotrrday reso'.ufons er
a,1lipte(l ,NtollinB Oil J..v, ho had
. nnan iiioiislv eloote.l tiresldtnt of
k,.,... ari, ,,,ar .,,. .ho de.i'h of
John .la The resolutions sild In pint,
jVeplv deploro' thi death ot Col
Willlim Jay, and ot, together w-nh the
c nimtinitv In which he ll.'d and the
St ilo at lirjre, ha lot a most valtia
I.', t.iiep. an eminent laer of tho
r.lnhest reputntion, a loader anaini; tiien.
' , sp used only what wan lis'u lioti
oiablu nd Just, a Christian cuttle. nan.
i who maintained ard -rp.tuiit.d by his
words, lus evanu'ie atul nis nr.- n net i
iiadltiona of hi- most dlhtlnculs'icl jin-
cestrv. always without fear and w.lhout
ripnuch"
GEORGIA OPPOSES MRS. STORY.
I. . It, HeleBiltlnsi Will Vntr tor
Iis. tiiirrnsey for I'rcslilent,
Ati.akta. C.a. March no. The
'lcorRlii D.uiKhters r' tho American
Hew.lutlon huve decided to oppn... Mrs.
me.tmB prll IP. and will support Mrs.
r.enrce T llliernsey of Kansas. Ml".
(luernsey attended the (.eorgla l . It.
.i. , ...
celved pledges of support sgatust Mrs.
Story
The C.-orpia deleeates will favor a
sliiKlo term for all national offlcos and
tho creation of a non.partlsin com
mittee on appei'" They will also op
pose thn abolition of the historian
reneial In XrsT Ynrli To-itisj-,
National Arts Club, exhibition of for
emu and Amerluti poitcrb, I ID Hast
I Ninel"'"!'' street.
WOtllHIlH P.iet.
Hotel
partv
meetlni?
.. .. , .. , .)
.vie vin u, a
lecture,
Ueniitiimiit of Kdinii'ton.
, ..,,.,, ijoveinmetit," Mar.us
M ,rKhi cooper I'nloti. V P M.
I N-u.. v..i, irliu s.hool. commence
ment exi riises, First avenue ami S'My -
lUlllh -treet, " :H, P. M. I
l.fcttiro bast.i on personal experletves
of Die war. John flaktn.in, Church
linns of Church of the Messiah,
P M
Cnurif ssiounl Hnlon for Woman Suf-
fiane, advisory council, meetlnc, I."
, xi.idlsnn nvonie, 3 P M
Men hunts Association,
meetlnc,
wooi'uirtn niiiiiiitist, s r m.
I Natlmtul Civic Fedenitlnn. conference
oil weirno uin, ,iiewoioiiian ioimt,
I P M
American Instltuto of tirri hlc
Arts
ami .-taiioi. ii ,vri i inn, joini ineouiK,
' . .. .. ... 'tins remainder lo her sun, Hubert Wasii-
Country I.lfo Pcrmantut LMiosltlon, i lnK, j,,,,,,,, uni daiiKhler, Miriam ('..
"Color Talk" Alice UoKers-Mo.ire, Noi,ie un, .iina (I, ll.rard, and tholr
(lrand Central Terminal, 3 P. M. c,iiien.
Maverford-New ork Soolety, dinner. aliikht H Kino, who died in Pronk
Columbia I'nlversity Club, IS (Itainercy i v ,, Dccemlier IS, left a net tstate of
Piilk, 7 P M. j"n'.SS3, all but MOO of which goes o
Tin lev llolanlcal Club, lecture, "Tho j,h wife, Hllvubeth A, KIiik,
Sllino Moulds," New Vork lintanlcal
Uardeii Mtibcum lliilMInK, 3 P. I,
Celebration of the 100th anniversary
of the birth of Illsinarck, Carnegie Hall,
8 P. M,
i
I
Entire Kslnfp hstiuiateil at
JJewlcen So.nnO.OOO mnl
$10,000,000.
nriiK (JOES TO FAMILY
The will of William Dow-las Sloane
of tho firm of W. & J Sloane. who died
on March 15 lust nt Aiken, S. C mikes
public liciUits apRrcKatlng M70.000.
Tlie bulk of the estate, estimated nt bo-
' tween $f., 000,000 and 10,000.000, Roes
' In five crinl parts to Mr. Sloane's wife.
Mrs. Kmlly Thorn Vanderbllt Sloane,
I daughter of tho late William II Vnn
derbllt, and their children, Malcolm
Potmlus Sloane, Mrs. Florctico Adcli
j Burden, wife of James A, Ilurden, Jr. ;
i Mrs. dully Vanderbllt Hammond and
Mrs. I-!la Vunderbllt Klcld Tho latter
also receives Hlfihlawn. the testator's
I country place at l-nox, Mas.
I THo public beriueslM includo J'.O 000
1st Hiirtholomew's Church, the Income ot
which Mr. Sloann preferred to bo u-ed
' for t'le work of the parish houo In
Kast Forty-second "street, and J.'.O.OnO
'to Columbia t'nlvirslty for the Sloane
'Maternity Hospital, in tonnci-t on with
which thn testator said : "Although it
, 1h my belief that the Income now l.eirm
derived fiom the endowment fund aiid
f'om i t her source is Mitllc ent for tl'
maintenance of tho Sloano Hospital for
, Women, .-till In the event of a dellclency
arlHltiK tor the protier mnititen.iii.e ami
for neeilu'l tepau I he.eby K've to the
1 trusties ot Columbia Col.eRe J.'.H.OOii. the !
i inionie t.' be UM'il for itie hospital."
I The other public bequests aro: Chil
dren's Aid .Society. 2f..000 ; Tresliy
terlan Hospital, i:'2,:.00; St. Luke's
' Ilosp.tal, J", 500, and House of Mercy.
, l'lttsllelil. Maw. $.'..000 The liequrst
to the Chlldrtn't Aid Society Is to b
used for the Klxtb Street Industrial
; School erected by Mis. Sloane and $Ki,
,000 of the bequist to the l'resbj terlan
, Hospital u- to endow two beds for sc k
, arid disabled employee of W. te J
Sloane and J ".50" Is for . free bed
for emploees of the Children's ld eio
I clety. Members of the family m
in. ike nnnnnations for the bed provi o .
" I In St l.llke'a.
Mr Sloane left to bis slsler. Mis l.n
phemi i ftloane I'.'li'.n. the ,nrorie t" mi
'!' tluies of V. .1 Sloane and lir
two sona Ket the principal .. ft i lie
death. lie Rave to his se.ru-
tary. lieorec V McVey, "In re ..unltu'ti
of his falthlul service"." llach of nine
emp!oces sot J.'iOO and eleen oth.'.s
ro $.'0 Mr SIuhIic noml'iated hi" H-ti
us manager of the Sloan Maternity
Hospital alid Rae him his Jewelry.
WILL DISPOSES OF $300,000.
1 "
llnrtmoutti Mmle 1'rovJslonnl llenr. j
firlnrv It) ( li.irli's I". Mnlliritsoii.
The will of Ch.irlei r M.ithewon. a
t.iwyer m died Mar.-h 2 u.u Hied n
h S irrount. - Tourt .i-.-tird.v It ds.
i.ev of an v.iat.' v.iltii-d at more thin
'J1lft fln0 e K1V , c,f prices to l,H
,0( S(tIllllpl A Mnthewson. and leaves
,i wldi.w, Jeanle. all li's personal ef-
fects. books, plate. Ac. tomdher with
the income from a trut fund of Jf.fi.ft'io.
On Iht ri.'.ith the liii'ome soes to the son
and ut bis death his rhild'i. will e. t
the prim ipal. If 'ie lia no -.'ie tlu
prm-Mpal .oe to P.irtmo.itli Cv.'ipr
Mr Maihert'-oii left ano'lier fund of
J,.n 00" to his mother and Mti-r sn I
upon tho', death nn -half iio. to ...
son and the otlie" half to Kr'aii U'r'.
a niece If neither leaver les'ie the p- .
clpal roes to Partinouth The widow
F'ts tlie income of the reMd iarv esiati.
wb'.-h froes to her son on her deith
In a codicil Mr Mathcufenn left :i)0
shares of Minhattan Itailwav eiock In
trust for M'ss S Inn Pe Mutts, a n-i'-i
"in cratrfal recs-rloi of k nd .. '
.ni,-.ent care du-inp tn onlv b"sp -.'I
Oipcrlence atul of con:imiui. uititc.t.
reptct and 'csatd for a roo1 and d.
scrvine woman whuee profession is. li".i
orahlo and exscilnc"
TO CONTEST GEN. IVES'S WILL, j
, '
Widow ami Tssn Dnilk-lilrr- lo
lalni I'mlne Intliienrc,
Notice was received t. the Surr.-a'e s
.tllce ye"lerd. th.-'. a c. les" . f he w
of in llrayt 'n Ives, ex-preside-.i o 'in'
Metmpol'in Trut fooipai. w.m l l
October '' 1.1ft ,T d eft in l( ate of tin
t'.H' '.'.fii.n.nfi". will be tiled to-d..
T'.-e C "tes- .nts a:.' t.ep hrt. w dow .
Mr. llle mor IlissrM le. his !di-.,t
ilaiiKht. r. Ulntfrid and - d islit"-.
Kr.ii.cef. bot-. nf whom le i n their
mother ,u HI West I'ortv-i.inth stnt
Th. . oti'.fst will be it ,-d i the aw
tl-in of Ntcoll, Anab.e. I.uulsay X l'ullir.
bp j,am a jllose.l undue i: llu
,.,.,, All, ,lther rioun.ls wh.ch tesiilted
,,, ,), , ,,f ,),,. ct., ,,, .uii; to Yale
r,,,v-Mt It was . nd jes'erday that
Iv.-h's third daughter, Hunice, wire
ot Waller U M..M..ird, nil. not be one
'" 'onf,tarti.
rrrrlnimi ll.t.ite llirr -.0,11011.
Tho will of James Creelman. who died
in perlin on l'Vbruar U' la-t. left Ins
cr'llr.i estiito to Ills wlfo. Alien Illicit
I'recliiiuii of 0 Wcsi K'.shiy-thir.l meet,
and appuintd her sri'.e eXi-cutiiv Tt.e
estate l(stimatcd at mom than t r.ft noo.
rtenohry Left rs.HS.OIIO llnte.
SaM FliANilsco. March ao. The
tat" left by Lincoln Heachey. the .n,.i.
tor who n-cently lost his lifo in a tin: . t
r,om HxpoMllon ctounds, is valued
, .n .-iO,iiO".
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.
CuiunixR M. I.tnck, vvho died t
t .h. r t last and w is Hie widow Pr
I' I Lynch, left an n'e .,f l.l ...it.
to four sons and two .1 um'ite".
AuiKUT Hi ills. wn.. ti.. l iii tuber '.'1,
lt'13. left (IHl.tTO. of w ii.h he i?ive
$ln..1i: to his wife, Anne Const. in e
I 'nil iik. who man i, d him a ye.n hef ..
.(.-..ih Mre llullus c a.-ncl s-. u
ties woilli fS!l,'."JI, Whl.'ll Wfl'C ,1 1 .1 II ,s. .1
as part of her liushind's . st ite
M. i I'iiloiioki. CoS.Mil.v. Assi-talil ( '."
lot.t'ioii Coiilisil, who died May ', 1!I3.
lift !G",S"", which vv.'l.t lu touil shins
I t'1 his wifi
She. I. ( oiinoiy and daimh-
Im. C,..l.ts I p.!!.f
Ll.tlvlil Tit l.vvv. who di"d al tho
Ibtel llidinonl on .latiii.iiv .'7 pii.'i. ,ui,(
w is the wltlow of John S. Law, It-It in
estate of MHl.OUA, which she divided
hctW'i'ti ho ron, John il. Law, and
d lUL-lit. r. M ii v Alice I tw
MmtAvt I, Tun li. bit a l ott'lte of
distill I no, Hurt, which went to her 'on",
lleUi S. and Henjimln N riiRB, ai'd
ilaiiKlittr. Jane T. Uiwien. e.
As'NA llms'soN Han.v, who tll.d Jan
uary ." last in london, tot t an .- ite of
niurit t Ii l M $ 1 On 000. She k ivi the in
tone from IKft.nlio in her husband. Wil
, ( .,,rH(,,1H ,m.hester Dana, and mvo
. John C, ItusT. who died lit Hruoklyn
on March 12, l'.Ui, left K.3,051 to three
nieces slid a nephew. Theresa Halbtesd.
Hlla V. Hchrocder, Charlotte It, Thomas,
and Alexander F, Volght. I
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A Special Evening View
will be held on Monday, April 5th,
From 8 until 10 o'clock
Ihe ate ntlt tie eon lorte.t tir MR. riltMIAS I.. KlliltV
a.'Med li? Mr. otto llernel, of
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Managers
II IT. 2.1it St.ert, Wdlon Si. Njulh, .n InrL.
SIR JOHN CAMERON' LAMB.
rlenl lle In London nt .tier of
Hit Vi'r.
lispov, M.itvh an Sir .I"hn "'im
ron Iatnto the M- e-T'F.t, died to-rtny at
!i: home nt ll.imp'e.nl ni the jk of
u9 enrs.
sir John c.mieren l.smb was knlchted
, ijioR. He wis l.,rn or. June 3. IMS. i
.ii .1 nt tered :h I t 1 'tllce In lH. D-
, oinlnc Ass st itit S.-i-rt i rv tn 15S0
Third Secretary
S... ret.iry In ISO
In 1 !'. and Serond
. ll retired from this
prst In l?ii.
Ir I'-.; he was !lritlh delegate to
tho Pnrts cotifetence for the protec tor.
of submarine cable- and in 1S!i0 was
the tirt llrltlsh ilersraie the i-ter-aitlomtl
toleuraph omfori nii' in Paris
I'. 19'', 1 teprp..nte,l iir,"t ltrltaln nt
lie ItlllltpeHt l..eKI'4ih . ollfel "HCe a r1
i: foil he d t'-e m ire.:, tt.i s at the
I... ! di. "i cor.fe-e1 ih .11, d tl'e It.r'I'l Wire
ess leleeraphy i-ot.f,-r..n'e He alo waa
e-pr. si le-1' i.e.l CVputv ilii'rinn of
ihe o.u: Naiioia' l.ifel-oit I-.stlttiuon. i
w .'. t.-s.k "il "T I. o.i a'.d Its'
Work,' at .1 r.'''.eit ri.nl- .1. "-"rations ,
inl medu s Cfom !,uit,' "- .t.cs for
h services in this cntiri.-tion
MRS. MIRANDA H. TULL0CH. !
I
I reiis.iv.r-i..i,rnl of l. . It. j
Il.-liolnd ue of
WtstiivdTos;, M i-cb Si. Mrs -Mi-
..nda It Tu'ioi-h, . yi .r old. national1
I treastin r-i-e-.. ml of .he I i-niuhtcra of,
the Ainerie.ni l'.eoliitinti and a vice- j
p-esliler.t in Chi is . -f "i orBannut
I fon died here to-day ctur n brief
' tllin-s "f put iimonia Slo wis the
n d ot T..i'nias L, Tu loch, ""e tune
C.miinssintier of Inter-m tetiti. and j
I (vs master of asnii i"nn. j
Airs. Ho. sella Ho.es. i
M' flow.-m S Keves 7. widow of I
i:.1ierwn W Kee-. who was .ii.ef clock I
cf the HoH-d of tldtirat.on in the oil
city of Itrooklyn. dii-d on Mec.1a at hr
h iiii' .T Monroe .stert She a one.
o: the nalllost rtomhers nt the ClaMoti
Avenue Pfesb t.-rnn Cl.urcn. She Is,
Isiiivlved by to roif". Conrad ii. of.
tin law tirm of Winstate A t'ullwi ml
! llniner I-:.. t.iisim.ss. ilit.ctor o Inrt-
mouth t'ollcR". and by a d.iUKlner M es '
llowenn K a tc.ichor In tho Itrooktyn
I flirls HIkIi School.
I ol. VI, lllcbnrils XI iiel.le,
Piin.ttii.i fin v. March 3n Col. 1.
P., child- Mm li'e. in u ir old. who was
in th'1 .leviLiper I i-u.s her.- lor fifty
Snr- ,i'iil was liut.i'O' :i.a! ' trei of the
I'ubl.r I 'itn tindei- 'li- nvnershlp of
I lie irste W Child, fl id h"r.' tn-day He
' wa- i. Ln-uii-Kit in tin M xlcin war
and wis tit.i-i.vr -.f .i" foul sent to
lie.'ii.inv n t .. Ft... o-l'r-isrlin war.
Th.. It i -ef en."' ! e.l ,i ii li ' us the
I i oder of the Crmvi it'd in 1 ssg the
Military order of the it-d Kesrie
i
I ,Vli-s. .In lie A. Wllllisnss.
1 II vi-m'nhv'-k, N .1. Mereh 30 Mr.
! J.tne Amelia Wll'teiiis. widow of Prof.
WMIum Williams and dauHlitrr of the
lite .luilue smile I Yan Saitn of Pator
I s.ni, who died to-dn.v lit Mil H.vwBlde
' Pnve. N w York, lived for many .sri
I in llui Uin.-.u k Mo- was on. of the
found. !' of the ncs'.ofai v sicVtv of
the Pvilch lleroini .l Church of Americ.i.
i'le was a m.t. luii" of the Hannah
Hi.vl Si- ii.nl of N. vv llruiir v i. k. N. J.
i Mm leaves two oiu and two dauhtirs.
V r.. Louisa A
Hat Ills,
N'l vv If u-iifu.k Much .in --Mrs I
Louisa A I'lvlus. 71. w.low of li.ivld F. !
P lVlds, line lllll" .1 In.iPiit' i tin. o- of inks,
in N'W VolU and a sou of the late Iliad- '
ihtis Ii.iviiIh. died to ,,it of acute Hull
sfestioti ,u her homo In Fit Mi ti street. .
Sh was a d tuitlitet ot the l.tte S.il.i'iion I
s'wuiil ..l.il w.lh .. illicit ill -cell lal.t of
Ambrose Svcoid. one of the lout ilers of
Now llot-hclle She It tve a I.iikc eit.itn.
Vlrs, Hfleii '. I li.-illcj , '
W veins.. r .s. Mi. eh :io. Mis Helen
C Che. Ie v. ! veai. t'ltl. en route from'
I'llelllllrl. N i'. ti. In' honi't In llnc.h- '
t iter. N V , tlu'd th s tionimif aisiard a
tr .In on thn Southern Itnlw .v between -'ieieii
Its' tin;, V.i.. atcl W lahliiiruui.
She vt.is accoinp in ".I l.v her tl tl k liter, I
Mlsii l.illlun II. i"ic.ie j ,
Mrs, .IiiIiii I. lIlRt'ld.
Cmovc,... Match 30 -Mrs. JohnP Alt-.
Held, widow of the C veiu.r ot lillno
died here to-day She luu mn an m- ,
valid for "evtr.ll sens
Ilr, lliicbel .ieiikiiinn.
Wkllkslkt, MiiB" . March 30.
Dr
Itaohel' Speakmiin, for tunny
ye.ir
resident physician of Wellesloy Colics
dlvvl to-day.
The Little Mother Who
SitS at ,s " story c: exquisite
Homo etitnent, s'rriiir; iltep-
nuiiiL V i,ot, nicn ,mj women,
At nil Bookstrires. Nit $1.00.
E. P nt'TTON & CO . New York.
DIED.
l'OI..N. I.t ..i.leii'v, St i-l, ,(.- ,i I. . ,
on Man h .11. 'oorije Ulvl.r.p l'. nrn
of Nw Vork. In the si-cty eighth vpjt
of his a. fE r.
h"unrl i.rilini hi T-lnlty civir.-li,
l-nov .Mass. n tV.1ne.1uv. Mnr. Ii
M. t'Jtr.. at 1:30 P M Ttatn '..ie..
irsnd Central Station on N. V., N It.
i- It. a: :tl . M.
JAV Sil'1.1e.!v. .!. .ill,l.i mirnlij;.
Mur h St th, IHi'i. J.., ph ,.
' p. I'.sts. j V, (;, ,,,, , ,
1'ur.erl er:e.5 ulil l,e h, ,1 a T in'.'i
fius.li nn Thurstj.t i n r !-. vr"
t S oriocti. iM-r.ru'v .- B, .
Ker the con.enien-e of ti.e ni
leUllves a spe U' tr.ln . i ' .- .
Ursnil Cen'rsl Ciatlon at It 10
l.
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