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!NEW PICTURE PLAYS i
GEO. PECK OF 'PECK'S 'JOHN D JR., PLEADS
PAINTINGS BY KEITH
PUT ON EXHIBITION
Tliirlj I.iiiiiIm'iiim's Will lie
Mild til. tlio Anilorson (inl
Ici'if.s on April 22.
MISS TAYLOR IS ON
WAY TO BROADWAY
AT FILM THEATRES
BAD BOY' DIES, 75
E-(iovi'rnor of Wisconsin and
n lliinioroiiH Wrifcr Wiis
J II Six Mon I lis.
FOR MORE RELIGION
w I'liiy Slums Iter in n Sort,
of Vvg n My Hour."
Hole.
Do. Wolf Hopper Js Scon at
lies in 4,Siinsliittf Dnd" nt
Kiiicki'i'bcH'kor.
Soys Livrs of Soiiin Cliristians
Remind Him of n Layer
Cuko.
m;u watkh counts
IS THE WORK OF MANNERS
CELERRATTON AT STRAND
ONCE MITiWATJKEE MAYOR
TALKS TO RIItLE ChASS
THE SUN, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1916.
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landscapes liy the late William
K. ' ,r been pl.K'otl on exhibition Iti
1 1, rson liulleiles iunl will lie colli
there pill i- Tin- paintings arc mviuul
bj "ic artll'H con, Charles W, Keith.
1'i.im Keith Is tlic most famous
pi. n c C.i 1 1 foi n la has produced, for al
thUB'i lie wan born In Scotland, dill
fnru ,i did produce him ; It was California
tha t'i ' siirrcd him to iialut 1 tin art
h.i. di.ul.ly grown In faor wllli the
corrio'.!"'ur. and hl.i reputation was nl
ready (Irmly established at the time of the
ji,m rrattilTo lire. It will be reinem-U-fd
'hat "lie of the losses most la
ni'l by the California!!' wns that of
it H paintings which w ere destroyed
i' artists studio.
hi the present display have been
s hit the lire. They ate char
. of .Mi. Keith, but as lie was
!t painter, and sought In paint
i'n ate b no meant alike. Itn
l , .If, ucooidlng tn Mr. Macbeth:
mi ti'iient Is the only thing of value,
v 'tu.es, and only a few people
'.in I that Suppose I want In
- iiiiilmiK recalling meditation or
I; people do not feel that sen
v en 11. y woik is completed they
i.i appreciate or realize Die picture.
M.ti of the works are evidently
kfb iic-., but as they already contain
ml' artists will enjoy them all
ti ire because of their simplified
fine "At til" Kdge of thu Wood" Is
0' i t these sketches. The light from
ci i .Mill filters aiound the edge of
I i' ' .re t, MuchltiR leaf and tlver ciIrcs
, ,t .ill The same theme lias been
ciritfil lo greater completion In other
f.n.i es without loss of spontaneity.
( i i few of the pictures are portraits
oi p! ices, but eeu In these the mourr
till "I the river that Rives the title lo
the ,i Ut.v is used but as a theme.
i I ue Inivei cilleries at Anderson's
I '"I't on of art objects Is being shown
t' it 'tcludes .1 m.i ne-e embroideries and
t ,tde. Ollcntal vases, bowls and
p! .. - lidisccnt class, antique potter
! iiiil lloniun art, and much antique
ai ' .iidern furniture. An unusual fea
t . c ( the sale Is ,i group of stufied
iilie ,1s heads One of them Is said to
U ' le 'finest head of a muskox known
to mile tors and .-dentists,"
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Tlie Daniel Cillery has arranged a
n-uir clei exhibition by a Rriiuv of
urns s n .' of whom have bad one man
t nts in Hnt-e Rallerles at various times.
The li-. av as a whole ha the nualltles
"1 nit'defii m and the Koncral effect !
lie i btilliuiuy of culor and good
ira' ii. Man Itay. whose "two dl
ttctis ' i I paintings eatly In the winter
dci in.f ltd some of his admirers, eon
tr.lnjtcs i number of landscapes that
eucht ot to disconcert 1-iiybndy, they
arc omprehenslhle In sflbjeet and at
tr.i ' vc i-i style.
i . . .Mr. Dcmiith h.is lietn going to
vuili-wS!cs and cnrioiw conctrt balls and
Ills w.i'er color ri cords of some of th"
tar attractions are witty and spirited.
A tl w.-rjil.te by Mr Demutli a lovely
b i of melody In color John Marin -x-hMts
several landsc-ipcs of n rpiallty
tl.a -.iiill.leritly explains the Immense
tfc.inl s me -people have for his talent.
I' i . u well known "Venice" Is
t'i' ig s wi a-aln, there aie two hum;.
Irs v li. i d-uwirigs hy Dickinson.
f ips ' water .-.dors, by llmley l.ever
thr ."ra. h, atul lastly. In the eor
r . r ou'side a tine landscape In oils hy
(mii ii H.ilpeit. n his best manner
Marie Tempest, who added most of the
eharm to the recent revival of "Tho
Idler" under Its new title "The (ireat
Dursull" at the Khubert Theatre, has
been eturiiRed by the Shuherts to appear
In a now comedy. The rehearsals bciran
last week as miii as .roseph llrooks de
elded to end the run of lladdon Cham
bers'H comedy. The new comedy will
be acted on May S at the Muxluo Ulllott
Theatre.
I.aurette Taylor has advanced as near
as Philadelphia on her march toward
New Voik In "The WooltiR of Kvc,"
which .1 Hartley Manners has written
for her as the successor of "Pcr o My
Heart." The scheme of the play follows
the former piece. Miss Talor plays the
part of a youiiR Rlrl who visits an
uncle In KiiKlaiul, atul after the fashion
of countless other heroines set" to work
to ntraiiRC the life of all about her She
separates her uncle's wife from a soiiiir
poet and prevents the marrlape of her
cousin to a man she does not loxc Of
course, she Rets the man herself, as she
happens to have lned him tor many
years.
The players of the Municipal Theatre
In Northampton have been paylnc their
credit lo the Shakespearian tercenten
ary by producliiR "Hamlet" In response
to the expressed wishes of their patrons
who selected this play from all tho
dramas of the poet. Practically every
play received one vote. "The Mer
chant of Venice" was the piece that
followed "Hamlet" In popularity. Jamet
Ilcnnlu Is one of the few actors In this
country who have ever played Hamlet
while they were the :iRe of that cnaraeter,
Jesle llonstelle, who Is In charpe of the
theatre, and Hertram HarrWon, Its staR
director, witnessed the dress reheatsal
and pronounced the play hiRhly satisfac
tory, aunoiiRn more was nut one week
for rehearsal, of course the opinion of
such unprejudiced Judccs must be final
Mr. Harrison did not see the perfor
mance, as he was peremptorily brought
back to New York by the command of
art. He l produclriR "Ills Wedding
MrIu with the Dolly Sisters.
1ne of the feature of the performance
to be Riven hy the Creenroom Club at the
.Wor Theatre net Sunday nlcht will
be a one art play railed "Titles" hy
Harold Selnian. .lames Laekaye will
enact the leadltiR role. The play
written by I.ou Telleaen In which he will
appear H "Tony the llypty."
Alfred S'ellKsberR. counsel for the
Metropolitan Opera luiany, yesterday
entertained two of the leadltiR members
of the Dallet llusse. He Rave an auto
mobile pasty' for I.eonlde .Mn!ne and
PerRe de Dlichlleff. M. Mas'lne, who
mi on the front seat with the chauffeur,
wor" a Rray coat with a black and white
fur collar and a pray cap. Mr. PetiR
herR wore a bvo'.v n craveiiette coat with
a cap to match. M de Dlnphlleff was In
black. ,
Mme NlJInsk.v, wfle of the dancer. lot
two pearls on the way from the flar
lilpe Hotel to the Metropolitan Opera
House on Saturday nlRlit, An one is
black and the other white the finder
oupht to be able to recognize them.
Mme. NlJInsky, who was married two
years aco In Arpentlna, It the daughter
of a hanker In Warsaw. She speaks
KnRllh and Trench fluently
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Sali'MR-iri il ('lub's annual exhlhl
f lnm lil,i sket'iii-s, now fipen, will
a. uri.l .Vjnil IT. and Is accessible
ihlli fr.mi to ( p M. and from
M . eept (inday .md 1'riday
1 pr es tt-e to be awarded. lh
V Z II prize nf I 'HI for the Is-t
I -ank .s. Turnbiill prize of
r..si creun of ske'ehes nn
W Porter prize of $f,n for the
I- lot'i The sketches In all
s will rem.tin the iunpei t of the
T 'e inmiittee e.iri.rtH of Carl
1' I. l!limeneheln, IMmund
e '..miner S.vmotis and Utijr
"Come to Itohem'a." the mui'.il urn
edy li (ieorKe S Chapped and Kenneth
.M Murchlmn, will beitm an eiiR.iKement
at th M.i.Mtie Klllutt Theatre Thurs
day evenliiK. Atirll 27 Natalie Alt has
been eriLMKeil for the prima donna role
and William D.tnforth has tieen added to
the cast for a principal comedy part.
The play Is the Hist ptoiluctlnn of an I
orpanizatldii formed reirntly by n num
ber of wealth) patrons of music for the i
presentation of lluht musical pieces and .
operettas solely hy Ameilc.in authors
and composers. ' Come to llohenua" has i
already been shown In Philadelphia.
FAVOR HOME WORK FOR PUPILS
Only
Infuriated.
POETSOF THE CITY
FILL CHURCH HOUSE
to
no Out of HIM) I list riietnm
Axnlnut I lie I'liin.
The committee on school education of
the New York Academy of Public IMu
cation has Just completed a report on the
advlsa.illlty of giving pupils home work
to do. The report Is a s.v mpO'.nini and
annlvtls of the replies of mole than lion
school superintendents, professors, hiph
school irofej-ors, principals and assist
ant principal" In elementary schools and
i leuientary school tvaclirns.
Of the answers received 5fit favored
home work for children atul fifty opposed i
It. Tim reasons In favor of It were that
It encoiinipcd effort self-reliance. Indus- i
try ami responsibility. supplements
school work, gives patents opportunity
tf disil,i m"ieet in tiler chlilrens
vv.-rK , ;s vaiuao e ,.,r in. ms a m , . M . n hu. lmk.m Imv e
view, keeps children out of the movies ' ' ...
(Ileal Throii"; nt SI. .Mark'
Hear I'ariN Kenil Tlieit
Own I.ine..
OPPOSES SUFr MOVEMENT.
Priest sii ('iitliolle Woolen should
Orminlac to I'luht It.
ei an MiffraJe i u nuiM-inent the
Cailio'e cimr n. .md p.n in ul.nlv Cath
o'.n women, should hand apainst, the
Ite loerb II Mi M.thon said to u
ti-
t Y
lie I'initisy of the State
;. Mi.itiou of Auliltects, the
t iptcr nf the Auiericnn In
i '..tccts will i.u c on public
e draw hips submitted in the
f !' rhe design for the certltl
n ition. Tills e.shlb'tlou will
- in the looms of th- Ameri
Itv, Hi West Plftyevctitli
itid off the streets, trams for high sihcsil.
encourages the study liatnt. i ultivate."
wider leading mid .s net essar.v If the'
allottiil w. rk i to he done on time
The re.itoPH against Ineluded the fol- ,
lowing: Five hours of school work are
enough, home conditions are freiprcntly
unfavorable, pupils do not do then own
work, proper supervision i Mailt too
much of the teaciers' time, tends to enro
ll ss writinp, carnot he effectively
checked tin. the work is done by i hll-
Among tin's,! who havo volunteered j (lr,.n utln ,,1 lt , ,,,t. mikes the pupil
their services foi :he beiiellt p. rform nice lt)n f.algued lo t-leep and plav properly,
at the Hippodrome next Sunday for the I -f,. Oommltte in ch.nge of the hives
ltlinil Kellcf b'und for Soldiers and t'cHiion was headed h District Suiierln
Sailors are Klsa Maxwell, Hillln llurke, t,.dent of Schools Kdwairl W. StHt.
IMna Mil). Lillian Itu-sell. S.im tier-j
nan I. Nora llajis. Clan Kimball Young,,
Mar. Pickford and Ilia Claire. I PETITION FOR "LIVE" LIBRARY.
Tho Strand Theatre has arranged to .
present .mother photo play In which!,.,. ., ., u....i.....
(5ei.il.llne Parrar will appear during the! ' ' '
week of May 7. It Is "Marie Itosa," I Rlniiiu Tiunli Willi Mnl Tiime.
.Miss Karnirs second production. She . ,v,i,,,in iirtrv in. I social
rrircffl'! "y U'a,I'UU -,,,V'-n- in W
''V" .. .,. lege of the City of New York Many
large i ongregitlon lael lit slit In the
Chun h of Our I.id.v of l.ourdes, lt:d
street near Convent avenue
Preaching iwi the tiheet. "Sultrage
and Morals." K.ilber Mi Million made it
plain that the Church hud no objection
to the Idea of women votlru, but thought
the suffrage movement i at present win-
lilcti I was .aie to cnuibRt
Ctfif. . woiein should oriru re to
. ohm . in aiiv foothold I. mav g.ii'..
anv ii r Is it M.ay make .mump the i
i iiinher ' be srinl "The niovement now
,.. ....... i, I... ..Ill !.. ..I
he ,,,! of ,he usher- , - V,' L" ',!,. r,i. ,.f morVls
It would result In the degradation of
wooien rather than rne.r uvUftiug
Still, the Catholic Church has no
iilij. i on to wotiifii vi' lng Aji Intelli
gent w. mi. in. nne who l.i.nge up u f.im
i!v .ir lei hc s lio .1. suri i- has ni"t-e
right to vote 'h.r a mini '.oi'er who
sells Ins vn!e lo trie I' J"! bidder"
De Wolf Hopper was seen In his sec
ond photo play production at Hie Knick
erbocker Theatre yesterday ns an Inter
esting and nmusltiR feature of the week's
programme. This second effort of Mr.
Ilqirper's In the movies. Is call "Hun
shjne Pad," In which he has the able
assistance nf Miss Kay Tlncher. Mr.
Hopper's llrst offering, "Don Quixote,"
wan somewhat of a dlsappnln'nici.i, i
second It a great Improvement The
mirth provoking proclivities of this most
brilliant of comedians aro exhibited at
their best There was no opportunity
for the large audience lo go away un
satisfied In addition to "Hunshlno
Dad," there Is the usual Keystone com-
odv and Incidental musical novelties.
The last week of the VitiiKraph Com
pany s iveiipitloti of the Pulton Theatre
vva: ushered In last evening with nn
,tlier nhoto nlav entitled "(Sod's Coun
try und the Woman," n stirring drama
of the Western plains, which proved
I eotiallv as Interesting at Its predc. es.or,
i which was IMna May In "Salvation
..Iran." N".t week the PllltUI Theatte
i will return to the legitimate drama
I again,
Marguerite Clark the particular star
of filmland nt the Strand Theatre this
we k In a picture version of the well
'known Morv "Mol'le Make ttelleve" In
j cidcntall.v the Strand Is celehralniR the
third anniversary of Its existence at
' iilavhonse and as a result of this event
there have been added tn the programme
a number of novelties In tho way of
musle and vocal soloists. The Strand
pictorial review and the topical review
lire features which have been brought
above the ordinary of excellence for the
occasion
The I Hull.. Theatre sellis destined to
become the permanent limne of the movie
I .roiighout the suiu'iiei unless some
! legitimate aitraellon Is olitalned ny us
' manager. Mr. Dillingham. Auna Pav
i to a in her film version of "The Dumb
Ciirl "f Portlcl" having exhausted us
popularity, the p.cture hat now been
-uppl. lilted bv the Pnlv.-rs.il Company s
hirtb lO'itrol picture called "Where Are
M clilldii-n?" Last nlpht It began a
regular engagement at the houe The
fllin ,s a fining plea for the support of
do. trims already ndvoated by a num
ler of persons. Tyrone Power has the
leading tole.
Wallace Held, who acted with Or
aliline Kairar In "Carmen." and Ceo
rililgiev. somewhat of a newcomer In
the films, are to be seen this week at
the Uroadwiiy Theatre in "The l.nve
Mask" In addition there are the li'ual
humorous and muslcnl features.
A Modem Thelma" Is the title of the
put in e being shown this week at Will
lam p.ix s Academ.v of Musi, and Itlver
slde Theatre. Harry Hllllard and Vivian
t.,,i. iuve the two leading roles
At the Poirv-f.iutth Slr.et Th.atr"
"Kamona." P-e motion picture version
of Helen Hunt Jackson'- nnvl. still at
tracts the public The Park Th. atre
eotit'riuet ro show Its new set of war
pictures rall'd "Prince on the Plrlng
Line"
Mii.WAt'Kr.i:, April li!. (linign Wllburf
Peck, soldier, author, former (loviirtior of
this State, famed for his "Peak's Had
Hoy" und similar humorous stories, died
to-day after six months Illness,
He w'as tuken to n sanitarium a week
bro, hut 'as lain as rasiri to-day was re
ported to be recovering. At 3 o'clock,
however, lie took n sudden turn for the
worse arid died before hla relatives could
be summoned.
Hx-dov. Peck leaves two son., George
W, Jr. of Chicago, and Hoy of
Milwaukee He was known among sjKirts
men for his V plendld marksmanship.
Mr Peck was born Irr Henderson,
N. Y., on September IS, IMu, lie
moved to Wisconsin with his parents:
at the age of II. Irr his youth he learned
the prlnti r's trade and In I StiO bought
a half Interest In the Jrjyersoir Cohiij
Hv)iiibHri, whit It was published at
Jefferson.
Mr Peek served as a private In th"
Pourth Wisconsin Civalry In tho civil
war for two and n half years and then
returned to his iiewsnaiier activities.
In I Mill lie slatted at Hlnon, Wis., a!
newspaper culled the jirriifnU' rind ton
inter iiecaine ttie owner or trio r.n itosso i rho
John D. Hockofellor, Jr., nddressnl h't
old Hlhle class In tho Plflh Avenue Hap
list Church, West Korty-Mxlh street near
Fifth avenue, yesterday, afterniMin, nnl
o Inrgo wan the. attendance that the.
linsa moved from Its regular room Into
the church auditorium. Morn than 1t
men wore present, including a number of
ministers, some of whom told Mr. ltocko
teller when he hnd Mulshed his simple
appeal for moro general Christum llv
lug that he had glvuti a better sermon
than they themselves could preach.
Ho asked his hearers to keep their reli
glon closo tn them always, and not to
keep It npatt from their da.ly Uvea.
Some men scorn religion lecauso they
say they cannot bellevo In the mlraclea
nurratitl in the lllhlu. He continued:
"The minifies: of tho lllblc ar.i no
more luttonlshltig tlian some of tho uvi
dince.t of miHlern progress to-day would
he to n man llvlnii twenty years ago If
twenty years ago a man said that bo
world be talking across the ocean with
out any vislblo menus, or that we lould
II y In the air, you would say he was crazy
and send him to llelluvun for obserVH-
He varied with this publlca-
54 anil founded the .Sua at Ui
). mount.
lion In is
Crosse
Pisir jrars later ho removed the plant
to Milwaukee mid changed the name of
the paper to 1'rrk'n Sun, which lieeamo
noted because of Mi IVck'H humorous:
id;etrlic, tiotabl.v the "Peck's Had Hoy"
series, favorites psneially with boys of a
ijcneration ago
Mr Peek's best known works were
"Peck's Compendium of Pun," IsSO:
"Pick's hiinsliinc, ' KS'; "Peck's Had
lb and Ills Pa." li; "The (Ins-ery-rnari
and Peck's Had Hoy," lssll, "How
Private Perl, Put Down th Hehelilon,"
lxr. . "Peck's It.j Hook." 1 v Ml . "Peck's
t'ncle Ike und the Hid Headed Hoy,"
l!. '"Suiibf arris- Humor, Sntr.istn and
,-'i rise." Iliuft "Peck's Had Hoy with tbe
Circa-.'' I 'tin,, arid "Peck's Had lloy wltti
tin Cowho)s," IfnlT
Ah. Peck was Mavor of Milwaukee,
tsim-ni, and (Jovernor of Wlwonsln,
is;n-r'r He married Prancjiia Hnwley
of Delev.m. Wis., Ill 1 S.'.O
CLEMENT LYNDON DESPARD.
t'riiiliiitl
lljirlnr I iiniiriturr
Drtul.
who irfUM' to bfllfvt in tho
noons ci.osKi) on .many
"lUCflm.i that '.he pupil. u.
It
I
T h 'ion of drawings and palnt
Iri. .1 K ii-fimkle In the Merlin
1 k Coiiipan.v'H gallery will be
' ' -1 v,.ii 'j; The exhlliUloll
' 1 '" iv in thise galleries con-
.k r I wood li'in k b a Kroup
1 ne met with special
1" I lie Hum
JEWISH SEMINARY DEDICATED.
.1.1, -ill, H. sehlll, I.eiiiHim Con.
Irlhiiior. It ( hlcf J-iienl.er.
' line, of tin- Tearhers In
c Jewish Theological Senl-
r a. in the annex of tho
u Murium, was dedicated
T new hoine of tho seml
i s" uy vesant mreet, with Its
H ' s, adi ipiate library and
, . pun nt. was made possible
neriiut contributions of
f
- ' ten, hers of the,Je-.v-
i I'on Immigrants, who
.iif,imllliirlt with tlni
it- i'Hiiitr wire scarcely
'b'il Willi present day
although entirely
i v li it they had (o teach.
ii'le teachers were young
-i '-n who while thoroughly
"i in.iimeis and customs of
.il not reielveil the tieccs-
ii irainliiu to tit them for
The new ou.irt.-rs of the
'' lone.'t iletlclencles In
I o spoke yesterday, Mild
to him lo think that
IVile-.-ed to give aid to
" einent. 1 1" cmigratu-
M Kaplan. iuni.ii.il of
Hie pood woik ho has
lie niieu he has been
, r epeakers were Dr. J
I 'i nf. Kaplan. Dr. Cyrus
D ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
anthois, plenty of writ lug tallies vvnn
will He shown all over J complete wtiiiuk .... me. e, , j. . "-
WIlCll- siuneius in.. ii", e I . ' . ...
.....i r... it,, tlieineelves In geurie social '" " '" ' -''- i--- .-
relaxation" and meeting rooms for or
ganizations. The petition continues:
"We want a library win-re we students
will not only nnet tho Pleat nun of thu
past In their literary creations but
where wo also can clasp hands with the 1
man across thu table who Is working
nt Hi,, saint- problem. Wo want a I
c i" vi,.iw,iu r.r i n u
.-.I iiilctim St.itcn Island, i
I the engagement of their
Marlon Nichols, lo Henry
William Kit l.p. ill ui. of
' tlreel, Moiitclalr, , ,1 ,
I Hie c ng.ic nii-iit of their
I'.1, .iiii.i' A Klikpatrlck,
' " m of Pi I.- p. avi nne
I Hell. I of W.Hl
i.l-z.i. eili. N. .1 . have ,.ii-
ii. -lit of tin .1 d.itigh
II. II. -i. .ii .1 Italph Sum
i rk I'Iki
June,
or Un .i d.iugli I ' ,
ii.l Halph Sum- '''' "'
ceivnniny will w
I nenls l
vaudeville in xt week In a comedy en
titled "The Social Swim," which s.he
says Is guaranteed not to deal with
w until n snffiage.
Additions to those who appear at the
Shakespniriati ball at th Blltmorn
a week from to-night are Itobnit I!
M.tritell, who will appear as A'lny l.rnr,
mid Tliriliie Duprte as 0;iAlia.
Th'- ii mi il ii I inspection of the Actors
l-'und llonie on Slaten Island will take
place lo. morrow. I in thlt iM'cusion
moving pictures will he takin of the
life in and about tho Institution to
Mltuiil.it" Interest In the campaign being
waged to raise ll.nno.iiii.l endowment.
These j Mr tures
the country.
The .iiitni.il gambol of the l.imhs
Club will be held this e,ir Saturday
afternoon arm ev.ninp, .Mai so, at tho
Metropolitan Opera Houn-. A perform
ance le also being planned for Ilmoklyn,
but there will lie no tour of the large
cities, as has been the custom. The
performance will unbrace comedy, trag-
ed.v, travestj, hurlesiue. sketches, musi
cal numbers and monologue sehctid
fiom the private gambols of lhi I.ambs.
topeth.-i with several features to be In
troduced for the first time, The public
auction of scats and boxes, which Is
always nn entertaining event, will take
place one week befoie tho performance.
Three separate stages will be elected
for in" performance of Percy Mackaye's
Shakespearian masque "Caliban" In the
Indium of llin College of the CHy of
New York next month. They will he
placed one belilinl. another and will be
situated at the noitliern end of the
stadium. The one nearest the audience
will of course be lower than the others.
While the speaking inlet number not
more than thirty the choruses and gen
eral ensembles will embrace more than
I, flOll persons The total cost of the
production has I u estimated at $100,-
ii(ii), which has be. n subsciibed, lilrn
lii.itllig all speculative IntereM. The
part of I 'mi turn will be takui by
Howard Kyle.
Th,.t New Yuri: will not be the only
place In the wuild to celebrate the
Shakespearian tercentenary Is shown by
Information from London that there too
.i festival will be given belw.en Apill Ti
and May ''' ""H Hreet Is priiduclng
,, senea of Shakespeare plays at IJoyal
Victoria Hall which Include "Twelfth
Night." "I'amliiP of the .Shrew,"
"i nln Ho, ' "Hamlet." "Much. Hi," "Win
lei's Tale" and 'Much Ado Admit Noth
ing." mi April '- it Ih ii 1 1 n . ui 1 1 1 .
a spitl.il iii.itlnif will be given ut which
Ull.-ii Tuiri. Mary Anderson, Henry
vn.lei ami nlbeie will lake put There
.nil ,U" I"' a lei lllll- on "SIlllkl Ppe.irn'R
Tliea'ie
-.ii ilespiie in. war i.niiiiiiu i.i ,'iiso
her shale Inward the cilehratlon
ill he in progrtss tin two contl-
the same time,
of them sav so lu a petition prepared
I by a committee of the student council
1 and sent to I.e.- Kohus. chairman of the
library loinmlttce of the trustees.
"The new library." the petition reads.
' "should not be made a gloomy tomb for
i books It shuiilil not be nn Imposing
reading hall In whose chill precincts the
'aw. stricken student will do his pi
1 scribed reading under the watchful p;un
of an e.ipl. e.ved monitor-teacher and
fin- ib pic-Mug shadow of Innimicr.iliie
silence' signs.
Some suggested features aie
iiur hall with shelves full of
been harbored In
at St. Matk'.s Church In-the-Houwerie
was dispelled veslerUay aft. rtiisin when
It came time to open Hie doors of the
parish limits for the v iiiisluni of poets
The symposium had been hri.-tlv an
nounced, but the ushers found a line f
amat.ur poets and other devices of the
muse camped on the ilomst.p for a
chance to hear their favorite ,,-lel.iitles
,-i'lne wolc sp.ils .tint .iiiiied il UmaU
sines and some wore soft collars and
walked over from (5i icrui . h Village
nttbs, but all had waited patientl.t in
line to be admitted into the lartiUd .it
riiosphere of the celebrities
When the parish house ih.ipel was
tilled and the p-ictiy P'Vei w.ie peitiud
In windows, ilr.ipe.i over radiators and
rovvded Into ev.-rv available space the
doors were closed, hut the clamor of the
excluded was Rle.lt h.e woman
crowded her viav to the frm: "You
can he, p rue out If you want to, but I
w is invited i 'l ie ro read. I urn Hlla
Wheeler Wlle.iv."
The symposium ieleil.iy was the s.-.--ond
which has been held at St. Mark s
Miles Menariiler Dawson lntr.nlu.eil the
BROWN AT HIS BEST.
lioerlciio Violinist llrltlliuil I" !
11 mi I Coiu-erl.
i-.iiii f.i iw-ti American vtoltn.st, gave
' his tlfth and las' recital of the ciir-ent
h...i-ii M l. Ida', iif'crnoon at Aeol in
1 ,ll l.(f..r, an audience both laigc and
eiilhii.siast.c The pp'gt aiim.e vvas goon
in airang. iiieul and of varied Imracter
I: b, l-hii with Kail iolibnark's suite,
opus 1 1 The second number was Men-ib-lsstilm
i i ore -rto and the tlniil nne
W.- i'.luwsky's "Airs Huses " The "Cavort,-
I nter mezzo'' of Saai-ltrnwn was
also In the list Ceorge Palkriisleln u
Slsrcd the recital giver .'It the piano
In all lhat lie did Mr Hrown disc Inset
his ei client Hhoollng In violin leennie.
or lilt
Clem, tit l.yti.'on De.s'iard, founder ati.l
hind of the III in of Dei-paid Co. an.1
proiuiiicnl lu marine Insurable circles. Is
dc.i. I tif-.-i a, three muiittiM illness at his
tesid.riie. 19 W.ot I'lfty .seventh str.tt
Ml. D spatd was born In New York
c.ts on July IS, lsJ3. and lived here all
Ills l.fe. II. niarri.d Caroline Itussell
Hates In Is1 and it. stiivivcd by her and
three chilili.-n. Cement 1.., M.ugiret D.
and Cwcmloliu H. Dispiud. Mr. Dtssitd
win, the sorr or the late Clement J. and
Matilda Des,iaiil. He attended Public
Siii. ml 3."i and was graduated from the
College of the Cltv of New Yotk.
He was on authority on mat In.- InMir
aiii e .md admiralty matters, having given
I - iittcnti ui to tin in fol foli .v. us. Il,
vi nt a ui. nib. 'i ol the Ai.-r.ige Ailjus'eis
Associ iti"n and the 1'iodnie H, p.uipe.
His .lull, weie the Mett opulitnii, the I
Dewntown, Iluinson and the -ew vtirk
clubs P-r miu'i y.-ars he vvas M-cictaiy
of i lie New York Club. Ills ouinlry home
w.i in Deal, N J.
lU'ole because they do not bellc-ve III the
divinity of Christ, or do not believe that
the whale swallowed Jonah, are plvlnp
fool's reasons for their lack of religion
When a book leads men and women t"
live better lives II must be inspired,
In must nun's lives Jesus idir fit t"
only too fieiiueiitly a stranger Some
times a Rieat sorruw hritips lllm cJiv,er
to us. Our ultittidc loo ott.-n is to turn
to find as u last lesort
"There are others who only admit C,od
Into their liven on Sunday .t and when
they walk out of church they leavo lllm
behind them. Some even le' Cod walk
home with them on Sundays and Invite
lllm Into Ihe house for the da v. hut on
the next day lie Is ushered out, to ho
fiirgutteii for the rest of the week
"Sonic people tulnk life f llkn n
layer cuke. A layer of iiMI'ty, some
Jeily, then a layer of character and thin
a layer of religion. Thero nre other
who want to wa.t until they become suc-
essful In business before they takfi up
the church
"Hehplon Is somelhhtp that -,vo ounht
to apply to our everyday life."
DR. SCHEELE ELUDES POLICE.
HotioUen iiillnirllri Sriy They
llnve Clue In Pernio I van In,
The hunt for D'. Walter T Seheelo,
p.
.1 with the taste and llnlsli
D. A. R."S GATHER FOR CONGRESS j now familiar style. It. the .oneert.. his
reinaik.iiii. ror tne rase
Cotiuresslomil I'tilon tli-mber III
Waslil imimi to llnii-rtiilii Isltiirt,
WcsursoTov Viirll l'l The hrs ses.
s.on f-l t'. 1 w, n'v -fifl'i iont.-s of the
Society of 'he l 15 will be called
to order to-inortow with Mrs. William I
Cmninliig SI. -ley of New York, president-general,
in 'he chair. This years
congress has onlv uuesrlons of a minor
.iiari'i.r to pass on, there- being no
general election at this tunc
SiilTiaglsIs living at th- nat'onal h.ad
ipiartcrs of the Congressional I'nlon are
plllilllllg to keep op. tl I'.oUse illlllllg the
we. k for the vlsl'ing "daiigliiers
series of leas, luncheons and dinner par
ti., .flit I... r.lt,i if, Ittitior of 111,, out of
Angela Morpaii r-Md her re. ; ,,,.,. f ,!- union attetidlng
Work arid -ro-ilay." which ',, .. . ,, ,,,,,
s'VV of th" (-pint pe, Hll.tr- t-l' .. ,nm il II V I! s who
an ni.'inb-"'s oi the Congressional Pn'nn
besides Mrs. Storey nre Mrs Helen
lllll U.ed of Colli.. . I, 111. I'V piesi
den' gcneial. Mrs. lle..ry M no, cf Vir
ginia, ex-vue-pr. -Ide'il-gci.i ral Ml",
l'dward Ordion of Columbus, uhlo, e-vict-prestilenl
general Mrs P.iiiiua Pox
of Detroit, parliamentarian, and Miss
I'liiicnce Pinch of New York, business
manager of the D A P.. niiga.ine.
celebrities
ceir poems,
are expre
th" piez-ent age and also ch.u actci "stic
of her sijle. .losephliit Aiinlla Hurr
eleiieil to read her two contrasting
poems. "I ly-ses in Ithaca" and 'Immor
tal." The foi met- io-ey j i'.m mill"
Tennyson s poem. "Plyfses" lu lepre.
A read- ' i-entlng the cicillsv e type nf man
standard i IMI'h M. Thomas re.ul her alhtgnili-.il
poem, "Soinetinng is lost. .nay Ituey
Smllh, who recently read a poem before
the Poetry Poc'ety, selected "Mllly" as
l.-ssle It. lilt-
tenhnuse read loree brief lyrics, "Loss,"
"Debts" and "Pro-d lu Spring.'1 which
appeared In 7ur-c-' .Uii-;n:ini- last ,
month l
Teresa Helbiirn ie.nl 'Avinlor." which
she says s the longest poem she ever,
wrote. Mrs. Kiln Wheeler Wilcox would
not read her poems herself, but had a !
.bn,;; pro'vidllip for llie human side of I J-,"" of S liW '"nd
j "Thinking of Christ."
' The only men to tenl were Clinton
S. ollard, who read two of his poems to
! April, and (5corge Jay Smith, who read
, i " lliini meiers" and "Lines Written on
FIGHTS FOR SISTER S $500,000. ! nndinp a imbni's v.KK nroken."
Its readers, ror mat immune iiicaiiun
which ii lone can vivify to our eyes Ihe
Ideals embodied in cold type."
Objects tn Prohntlnu; of
rlettu Crime Ili-c'iPn Will.
Caiimiii.. N- Y , April Id, -Hetuy Crane
id San Pvanclsco, ('al.. It was announced I n
Caruu-I to-day. has obje. ted to the pro-,
b.itini; of the will of iiih MHier. .wh.
Aiiett.l Cllllli! Heed of Itn-w-itci. which I
dispiis.il of a .100,000 estate ,
Crane has asked Sutiogate J H.
r-outhald for tl change of venue from
Putnam to New Yoik county lie con
tends that Ills sister was a hgal rifclileiit
of New York city and that Ihn will
should bo probated there. When tho
oiiestlon of Jurisdiction In decided the
court will hear tin- coiitcslnnt' conten
tion that the document olferud for pin.
bale wins not Mrs. Heed's last will. Pniler
the Mill that Cratio obJe-(s lo Mis Heed
left $751,0110 for the establishment of n
homo for convalescents In Ilrewster and
oilier bciiueMs lo relative ami servnnls,
THE SEAG0ERS.
Arrivals yesterday by llm Amorlain
liner Now York irom laverpisu
Krrd K Abbott
"" BROOKLYN TENEMENTS GROW.
Mr und Mrs V A.
Hrrncr,
Mr mill Mrs llenert
A lliini",
ir liinrce I miller,
Mr und Mrt 11. '
t'.irpr,
Mrs t! K Cotldittf
Ion.
ItciI John llmhury.
Ilr unit Mil Wilfred
Urtulrll,
Mr and Mrs Thnnuis
llurllii,
.Mr iiml Mm A (5.
C Oililie,
Mrn II. II Palmer,
Lord K. Percy,
Mrs 1. It t'r.ither,
Sir CHIfi.nl Slltnn,
F C Waleolt,
W 0. rnler.
Prmik II Willie,
Mr and Mn. Jlatea
IV-rnmn.
'I'llle of 'lloriumh of Hollies" Is
('rHilnnllv llelnu l.osl,
llrooklyn, once the "borough of
homes," Is rapidly hi-iniiiing u borough
ol crowded leii.-ments, accoldlng to a
survey -prepared lor Ihe tenement house
i oniiilltlei! of the Hrooklyn Utile. ui 'of
Cbnrllles by llerbeii S Swan
The aveinge nunibei- of apill tinepts
In each building has remained pran
llcally fonslant In the two and three
slory structures erecled from 1912 lo
I li IB, but It has Incre.iecd in the four,
live and six story tenements. The aver
age four story tenements elected In
lliir. conlaliieil one-third more apart
ments than those erected In 1012, Tho
average 8,or tenements put up
in ini5 contained a fourth moro npart
mentH than thnj-ii built In 1HPJ. Tho
uver.ige tenements of 191.1, regaidbtis
of litighl, contained fa! per cent, innro
npattnienlH Ihiin thiol' of 1912. Tho
average number of iip.utnicnts In v.uit
leiieinent In 1912 vvaa 9.1. This In
ci cased steadily, until lu HH.'i 'II wa.t
11.7.
I ii
JVrn YnrU
To-dny ,
iiriiiuiil
hull,
outdoor
Snii'l) "f Itestiiiinileurs,
Terr-u-e unriKin, s r .11
Second iuuiuhI rnnfrrerri e ' nn
tv-iincellsin, N'ntlnnsl IIIMs Inallliil
lntprnutlnnl Asicln tlnn of Triirheri of
rrlntliif, lonvrnthui, Winter dunlin, nil
day.
$4,000 FOR ACTORS' FUND.
l.nrge linlleiice nt llenelll Pir-
t nriiin lice In eiilni j i'lienlre.
I Another benefit peifornmnce for the
I Actors' I'lltiit w is pivcn last night lit the
' Ceriturv Theatre when a number of
start who have not h.-retof ire appeared
, volunteered their servici s in a pro.
gi-aoi'iic of unusual merit. There was
a large audience and about $1,001) was
raised
Among those who took part were Sir
llerheri Iteerbohm Tree, who gave reci
tations f i urn Shnke.speaie the ballet of
the Metropolitan upeii, Vila Meade and
the ipiirtef from "K il'nka," lllainhc
Hales, Illsie .hints in Imitations. .Mtuie
Dreslcr In her l-ilest song. "The II ill.-i
llu--. .'' I.ew llrice and John llaziaril
4i Ada Lewis
Mine. Nazlmova appeared with Chailes
' Dry. ml in a "ketch .ailed "Collu.s.on."
'by'ticorge .Mldilleion. being a protest
against the picsent divon-c laws Ten
I popular composers placed their favorite
compositions on the pl.iiio mill there
weie other features.
NEW HOME FOR BLIND POOR.
llllllllllIK Vlll I lit A KM), (Kill la
-'limited for The llmni.
The Society foi (lie Ucllef or the DfMI
lule Hllnd will eiecl a new building
which, with lln idle at Crntiil Hoiileviird
and 193d I'treet, The llionx, will be
valued at loo.ooo The picsent ipioitrrs
at Ainsteidam avenue ami lolih nn.-i
have I ii outgrown.
Tho new litltlilrii4 will ho completed in
Nov ember. II "ill bo thico slorlcs high,
mid ti fourth may be mldcd. It will he
I, shaved, one wing on Ihe (Iranil Con
cern sc, lb'' other on Kliipshrldge io.nl,
and to the smith sun east will Is- a par
den I Oil by 150 feel, enclosed by u wall.
The deslun will le Colonial. Mini the wnlln
of ioukIi red brick with while sloue trim
mings. liewln Hpencer Morris, 32 l,lherty street,
tho treasurer, has ufiked for contributions
for the, new bulldiiik.
olmlllL. Was
with whl. h llie leiiinii iii .uiiieuiucs m
Un- woik vi, re met, fine aooiitncy of In
tonilli'ii and a lovely ,iiali'y of tone
being features The mua was also de
luded with minh feeling In the Vll.ill
iha.iinne wht.h he also gave he showed
,.v,ii m I, lea. lib of torn- than Is his
wont The liolihi. iik suite i Ilied to
at-ou-e ii.usl.-nt Intenst It was per
formed by H e two play t is with sym
jt.i t li and smoothness
MISS CADY'S recital.
Tells Her linlleiice ihnl llvorsUi
Is .losef llllflllllllll,
ll.silette C.uly gave the second of two
pianoforte tin if lis last ewiong in the
ll.inilbox Thealie Her progi aiiuni s art
wont to be ariangcil with careful judg
ment and taste and the one she olf.-ie.l
last nlgbt was well made II conia'.ned
ni.lv Kiissnin iiitr-ie. wuh Tsehalkow
sky 's "iiieiiie original et V.ii lallons" as
Ihe i'i tut ill uunibe' P.eces liy Si'iiablne
.itid Stravinsky were also lu the list and
the i. -iit.il givers own arrangement of
a group of folk songs
Mist Cnilv Is known as a specialist
in bringing forward mush- of the Itus
shm s, lio.il, mid h.r treatment of it as
heard last night was wotthy of iiiiumiiI
interi si Slut play.-d with good tone
and technic, excellent rhythm and
warmth of f. ellng She prefaced the
pieces she plnvcd with explanatory o
in.irks and at the shut she said that as
she and her audience were to spend an
hoiu In the Ollcnt she would begin bv I gr. nt
playing Dvorsl.y t i.nriiiu el I.uc-was
clibrit." li being, at she added, all open1 livid
secret that Dvotsky ami Josef llof-
in. inn wire one and the s,,me t-omposer.
Miss Cad.v play I'd on a slag" effectively
llghleil mid hung with Oiioutal colors.
Dr. Hugh t-i-hllsslel'.
In- Hugh Sihussler. formerly a mem
ber of the Century iip.ra Company and
at one time champion pistol .-hot of the
1'iiited States, died of cancer ycslerday
morning at hfs home, :" West l; d
sire.-t, In his ihlriy -eighth year He
was born In St (.cutis. Mo. mill aftot
reeeiving his lil-illc.'ll educ.illou there
prni tl I for seiei.il years. Dr. Sclins
slcr pave up his profession to be. ome
a singer, lie wi nt lo Clilcapo, where he
studied, later appiarntg with Thomas. "
(iirhestra I'ollowli.g this. In- ..imc bete
and appeatid for a lime with the Cen
lliiy ttp'-tn Company ne a basso t'ntll
a few- Weeks ago. win u his volci failed,
be sang in Ihe Ce.s. ei,r Avenue Church,
Pl.iii.tlelil. N. .1 Ills Wife survives
lh" ct-emlst necused of being the director
of the manufacture of tire bombs de
signed for rrerchantinen carry un: "Up
r;:f to the Allies, continued without
- n fct-s yesurday The pol'.-e of New
York and Hoboke'i and ncents of thf)
I epirtni'tit of Justice were on the link
out for hit. but up to midnight their
vvjrk had proved In v.t.n.
Tne Hobokcn pollco '.nslsted they had a
clue to his whereahou s In Petiti-iy Iv.inli
ird said they expected to make cur ar
rcsi soon
tt was learned that In nildll'on to the
tn uiuf.vtiiro "f ferf'ier ts i. me i-.n ot
smusg. ng "il h"o ilerrn ! v Dr -I c-In
o'o was sud to be lite,, - , .1 r pr -,) ir
Intr ruhbf- and !! c t r npici tn
t.u'ra t -ai tins He is -nal to havd
had "t: nerous Interviews vvUh IVanz
von Mi.t-ieii and C.u.t. S t nbe g
easHter
Prayer-books and hymnals
in fine editions. Also in
special bindiiiRi ly well
known designers.
I: ASTER CARDS
DUTTON'S
681 Filth Avenue, near 51th St.
Ilr. Iliiuh scliulller.
Dr. Ilii. h Schurller. :t7 yeaie, old, dleil
of can. el vesteuliv In Ins hoine, ,1ns
Wist Twi nl v -se. opd street When a
Mir-Tou lot the Hill litsttntt ll.illroad be
' .li-. ov . it d that In- I. ad a voice and made ,
a reputation in the middle Wtsl with
i Ti'. in is'h i 'r. he.sti :i Uuer Dr Schuifler
st u. iiiil If i.ertuinv and Alistila, return
ing to Ann in, i three yens ago lo Join
' p.. iViimu'v . vjicra Coinpuiy when it pio
dineil openiH In Ihiplish ,u tin- Ceniury
I Tin aire HH wife. Miss Sybil Cnnklln,
, also a elnger. was married to him only
I leu weeks HCl
DIKD.
.losi-iih .1, lliirrlnuloo, I
I 'oli,, Seigeant Jo-iili .1 I l.ui inglon )
of the Herbert slteet tincmct, Willlaim
burg. died -Satuiilay night at St. Cath
erine's tlo-pltiil ,.s a 1 1 Mill of Injuries
srrteiid several y.ars npn hi attemptliK
to et"P a iimaway horse, at whnh time
lo- leviilie, ,1 r. ijt,..j 1 mil of the bolstei-
and -hoi him Ihifiiwh the fool. Can- I HUM IVfllf H'Pl.i is - sue" Hmei-optn.
enilc ser in nnd an operation i services "rill. I I nitu. t in lit'll
HKllll.-. Ihite.e.l nit
I'enn . on Apru 1
his i.lnot . -It' i .
r.,nei.i. i,,'iii. in. t,e private. U I
i rctiuested thsi no rtfiuers be sent
lllKllllN -Al Ml.in.tvn Pn , en Ponri
Itiniith l'i, tills Thoiiuie W'l.tur ltrotci
I III III- l.llit't lelll ,-,!!.
runer.,1 sirip.s tit I rn" I,
j House, Nit i Smith Tw-l
li.'ln.le iihl.i. nn Third li
I lliolllh l, T'lil. HI 3 1'. M
'CPU IS. i 1'itiersitn. .V .1, nn Muh
April l'i. ll'lfi, Hubert Morb t(i Curl
VI. ti,, seed Ij ve.,r
Puiiernl erv 1 es on Tue-!ni
lule heme, r.lt I Ins- I
Pat'-rsen. N ,1 . ai
I III e mien I t ,s,,e
li rhe famtl
i"si hi New Haven,
Hubert A. Hrert, ill
Meeting
Il lre,.t.
retirth
.tt hl
street,
I M
. iinvelili'lice
olntl rtnwerH
Vrri tv.
cltleenth
I e r'n, ii
t si
Klinllv
unsuccessful Seigt.
at "f. I Hancock stt. et
Mr, Cnitilliic :. Iliil. I
DEAN ROBBINS, ILL. RETIRES.
'I lu-olouleril teniliiiiry
(el liu of Ol ecu or!..
that Ihe
Mrs Caiollne J'l Dakin, widow of
Majer-Ocn. Thomas S D.ikiu iind ihiugli-J
r.r of the late Duilei A U-ibbine. dnd,
Saturilav al her home, 9 South lllliolt
place. H'ooklvn. in In i sevcntv-seveiitli
yea I Mrs. Dakin was hum at fl7s
i'e.itl siieel unit lived titnil of her lllo In
III.- Colnillblll III iK litis sti ll. HI of llrook- ,
(i'iit-rnl
illtlelnl
ll was lent neil ycslerday
Vciy llcv Wilford I., llobbliis. dean nfilyn
the (leneral Theological Seminary, has
s.nt In his rislgoailnii lo Hlshop lMwhii
S Lines, iii. sideiit of Ihe boaiil of Irus-1
tees The I esigiiiillon will mil be acted, Lewis 111 ns. p S hem k, II. cashier of i
upon until Ihe n ling of Hie board on ' 111" luoki i.it-c film of Hums . I'uller. i
April 2.S, und lliete hat as yet been no ' died I inlay at Ins li.uiii, ,iil Last ".iiii-
illseiisslon of a successor.
Dean Hobblns t place has been taken
l,i-vvs lleiisi-u t.ieiiei..
r iivhm
or ,r ,hn vv.
W n
leniporiuily by Dr. ciinrles N Shcpard
secretary of the facully, owing In tin)
ahsenco on leave of tint Hev. Dr Del
hell M Deuslow. the sub-dean
I The dean's, aiilon was laken be. iiuse
I of ill beallh. ll Is understood, and ho
l a. ,r-J. fit lu the country eci-''..-g a,
thorough lest, lb- will prnb-tbly go
cveiiliially lo his camp lu the Wh to
Mountains. Dean Hobluns It known us
one of the inosi studious of churchmen,
and lb" present iiuic-.s is proii.iiuv nun
to his iirilui'iis lab is licfiirc Ihe l.cn
leu season
st 1(1,01111 llrmm llrtlereil.
MiiNTri.vin, N. J. Apill HI An
nouncemeiil war. made to-day bv Ihe
Hev. Joseph .1 li.ilely of Ihe liuin.iciilale
Conception pirlsh that an nnlei for ,ui
organ lo cost $111,111111 had been placed
and would be Insl.illed In the church by
July I", Contribution amounting to
J5.O0O for llm purchase of llie Instru
ment btive hern made by members of tho
church.
li 1 nth stui t. I-la -bus,' lie
the old viiagi f c in.i' ne
1 veil by Ills widow Mrs
ici.i li , iliil .1 1I.1 lighter
1 1 ll I lllglotl j Jit Wet Tiventv tlilr I M'r.ink R.
, I'aiiiphell Itulldliu 1. Tuen lay e'elnck,
lIP.SPAIIll. Clerilt-nt I, n, lull Vi l'l VVkI
Plfly.eeVI'lllll stiee. ell .tillilii np. e
I11K. April IH. I'M'', I I iieii- I Mi.lnn
ln-spiir.l, t.ielroel Inielsin.l nf rnrn'me
11 In spir.l iiml sen uf ih 1,' ,'inent
.1 mid Mail'd.. lte.ptu I e : - "
Pinter. il prli.tte Iriteritun' In u
II Is r-'illeseil Ihsl lei I'"' r ' -. ,i
llnfnll p-ipils pleilse 1 npv.
tlltlPI'IS' - 'l'l Aprl' 1' l'l
Itrrrlivt ilrlttin. on I s.-i
..u 1 1 : 11 1 1 1 - llruin- liriilii,
llllel'lllelil ill Vniuip.ttis, yi.i
lllll. 1. ASH Mis W1III..11
tun Hollallil mill lltnlhei
Joseph 1'. Hull tlul
l'lini-rit frntii her late res. n
LIOIll stieel, lllesil.lj !iiit-i'r; t ft
,1 i-l.ti'k. Sitleinn refiniern on,- if A'l
Silnte' 1'hiinii, 1 0 : n 0 A vt
p. SoS --Un Sutunbiy. Vp 1 I
Mart wlfs ,tf the l:-i He
I'.ijsitn, D D, ant .luugliier
,(e Heiea It l'i rkins nf N,
I'V.
I'loe-rai f.i,'. tie heM :i- I e- 1 - '.....,,
I,, Pnbil slreel. S'e IP .ri-,- i k, J.,
nil Tuesihl. -prll H .11 . ,. , ,-k.
Carriages mi' meet l iln l,-:i vl g New-
Ynik, Pennnv Iv 1 tl 1 si 11, in i-si,
I'leawe omit llow ith
VV III l'P I in Ni li.tls. it 1 it ,,,
1. ihn ll.ltiill While of Ihe Mn . nn, 1,
Ink Vi-iineiis.nl H .'., 1 ,
10 Vpl ll I ' l'l'1
, 1 .'s 11 -' Tlmnm - li 'i h Ntw
v ,i, 0. i ' 'o, I, 10, on ,.1, 1 ,,. )U
vp -il- In' rm
Mass
I'Mir.itrAKr.itsi.
was bni 11 111
lie Is slll
Lv.i Davit
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niii.
re II.
if Ilin
t Y.i k
FrankE.Campbell-L4