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DE PAcHMANN HERE FOR TOUR.

Vladimir de Pachmann, the pianist, who has a
great dislike for the ocean, arrived here yester-
day on the Cunard liner Caronia from Liverpool
for concert tour. When the gangplank made
fast the pianist rushed to his manager Arnold
Somlyo. and shaking the latter's hand enthusas-
tcally. whispered: "Ah, It was smooth pleasant
trip, but I am glad II is over"
De Pachmanns tour does not begin until Octo-
Der, but fearing that bad weather might come on
in the interim, he decided TO to this country
when he practically had guarantee that the
would not be unruly.
Richard w. Tully, author Of Belasco's produc-
ton, The Rose of the Rancho" accompanied by
his wife, the author Of several books and many
short stories was also among the Carona's pas
sengers. Mr.. and Mrs. Tully have been in Italy
most of the time they were abroad.
on Monday second cabin passenger, Mrs s. N.
Camp. who was on her way 10 Buffalo TO meet her
son, died from heart disease and buried at
Her son, who was to have met her in this
city. not at the pier when the Caronia docked.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-27
SAVAGE BACK WITH CONTRACTS.
Tells of Plans for Production of The Merry
Widow" and Other Plays.

Henry w. Savage returned yesterday on the
Kassr Wilhelm der Crosse from six weeks
vacation abroad He was met down the bay by his
office force and band
Mr. Savage had pockettul OF contracts with
him. and announced some OF the pieces he pur-
poses Offering the public next year. While in Lon
don he witnessed the first English performance of
..uie Iustige NYitwe" at Days Theatre. This is
the opera which he Will produced In this city next
under the name OF Inc merry WiaoW'
Talking OF this opera, Mr.. Savage remarked that
King Edward had offered this translation in place
OF .Srhe Jolly Widow" first suggested.
/" The Merry Widow Mr.. Savage said, is
ouestlonably the most captivating play OF It's kind
brought out On the Continent IN years. Future
composItfons by Lehar will be in great demand.
NV experience has been that we in America need
rarely go to Europe for light opera, because we
have plenty Of native talent. but made an excep-
tion OF this piece when heard IL two years ago In
Vienna In few weeks the 600th performance of
this opera will in Vienna, and there have
been more than two hundred performances OF II
given in Budapest. Berlin and Copenhagen"
Mr.. Savage will produce this opera with an en-
tirely American cast, but has retained Franz Zieg
ler who conducted the Viennese production, to
direct tho American performances. Other pieces
contracted for by Mr.. Savage were Tom JONES'
light opera, running in London; Hugo Diet
richs fantastic operetta ''Brautofort," which he
will produce under the name OF 'Hugo's Honey
moon; musical comedy for Raymond Hitch
cock and an American version OF Strauss's
"Salome" which will be taken the road. He
witnessed the performances in Paris and Berlin.
and there and then arranged for the American
rights outside of New York. Mr.. Savage also en-
gagged two new singers for his Madam Butterfly"
Nine. Feeba StrakoSch and Miss Katherine Woolf
Nine Strakosch was last seen here with the Grau-
Savage English Opera Company at the Metro
poltan Opera House. Miss Woolf is at the Stats
Theatre. at Mainz. II is likely the Garden Theatre
Will be opened next season with Madam Butter
New-York tribune., 1907-06-27
EXERCISES AT TRINITY COLLEGE,

Hartford, Conn, June 26.-The commencement at
Trinity College held to-day with large at
tendance. The salutatorian Frederic Cleveland
Hedrick. of Jacksonville. Fla. The Grafton
by Harvey Lathrop Thompson, of Glastonbury
Conn, The Election OF Senators by Popular
Vote" and the vaIedictory by Phillip Dough-
erty, Of CharlestoWn, III. The Holland scholar
Phillips. Of East Hartford: Robert l.. Mason, Of
Hartford, and Fred y. Carpenter OF Hartford
Degrees of Bachelor OF Arts We're conferred on
eight. Bachelor OF Science on seven and Bachelor
Of Letters on two persons. Honorary degrees were
conferred follows: Master OF Arts. William
Bowie, OF the United States Coast and Geodetic
Survey; Doctor of Letters. the Rev. Edward D.
Tfbbetts, head master Of the Hoostc School, at
Hoosic, n. Y. Doctor Of Laws, George w. Guthrie
Mayor Of Pittsburg; Winfred Robert Martin. Ph.
D, librarian Of the Hspanio Society OF New York;
Doctor OF Divinity. the Rev. John Dowse Hill, pas
tor Of Christ Church. on city. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-27
DEGREES CONFERRED AT AMHERST

nual commencement of Amherst College to-day de-
grees We're conferred on seventy-eght candidates.
The following honorary degrees conferred:
Master Of Arts Edward Clark Potter, sculptor,
OF Enfield Mass; Doctor of Letters William Ell
roy Curtis, journalist; Doctor of Divinity. William
Greenough Thayer master of st. Marks School
Southboro and Charles Smith Mills. of St Louis
Doctor of Laws. Herbert l. Osgood, New York.
Percival Lowell, astronomer. Cambridge Anson
Daniel Morse Amherst.
Ex-Governor Lucius F. c. Garvin OF Rhode ISL
and. president Of the General Alumni Association
announced at the dinner that the Bond prize OF
500 for the best grafton at the commencement had
been awarded TO Hugh Hartshorne, Of Methuen,
Mass
New-York tribune., 1907-06-27
HONOR FOR LONGFELLOW.
Bo7cdoin College Commentaries
Centennial of Poets Birth

Brunswick, Ne, June 26.-Exercses commenora-
i've OF the l0th anniversary of the birth Of Henry
NadsWorth LOngfelOW who a member Of the
class Of '25. and for several years instructor
Were held at BoWdoin College this afternoon
part OF the commencement week programme. An
interesting event in connection with the celebration
was the announcement that the daughters of the
poet Miss Alice NJ. Longfellow, Mrs. Richard c.
Dana and Mrs J. c.. Thorpe. of Cambridge, Mass
had given $4,000 TO Bowdoin College to endow a
fellowship in literature in memory of their father
The fellowship is for the benefit of graduate stu
dents who wish to pursue the study of English or
general literature after graduation in some uni
Versity at home or abroad.
Charles F. Libby OF Portland. presided, and the
principal speaker Professor Henry L. Chap
man. OF Bowdoin. The Rev. DR.. Samuel Valentine
Cole Of Newton. Mass, read a poem.
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

Wlllamstown, Mass. June 26-Commencement At
Williams College to-day sent out from that in
stituticn class Of ninety-eight the largest that
has ever been graduated. At the presentation Of
The diplomas degrees for candidates in course and
honorary degrees were conferred by the college
the college. and were held IN the Congregational
Church. The honorary degrees were follows:
Master Of Arts. Willard z. Hoyt, '92 OF Williams
town: Major John c. Mallory, '63 L. S. A, and
Alfred r. Page. Of New York; Doctor of Divinity
George Worthington. of Omaha, Neb: Doctor Of
Letters, Solomon D. Griffin. ~, Of Springfield
Doctor Of Laws, George Babitt, n Of Brooklyn
Henry NJ. Alden 81 Of Metuchen, n. J.; join c.
Brown, of New York and Professor Edward NJ
Shepard. rs of Springfield.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-27
DARTMouTH GRADUATES, LAReE Glass:

Hanover, y. H. June 26.-The largest class ever
graduated from Dartmouth College. numbering go
men, received bachelor degrees at the annual COM
mencenent exercises to-day. In the absence of
President William J. Tucker, William NJ. Chase,
6S, of Concord. y. H.. the oldest member of the
board OF trustees. presided at the exercises. Hon
orary degrees conferred follows:
Master of Arts-Brigadier General John Milton
Douglas Vanderhoof. 'Ol a physician Rich
mond, Va. Doctor of Divinity-Ambrose White
Vernon. professor of Biblical literature at Dart
mouth. Doctor Of Laws-C. G. VI. Theodore Eber-
ton, of Ohio
New-York tribune., 1907-06-27
MISS WALSH WOULD BE REPORTER
Daughter Of the Mine Owner Ready to
Cover Next Colorado Murder Case.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

IBy Telegraph TO Tho Tribune.
Denver, June B-Heir to millions and with every
other wish promptly gratihed by indulgent parents
the desire of Evelyn Walsh is to be a reporter and
write up a murder At least, this is what
she said TO Denver girl reporter who interviewed
her to-day. Miss Walsh, who is well known in
New York, Newport and Washington the daugh-
ter Of Thomas r. Walsh the Colorado mine owner
is quoted follows:
"You telephone me the next time the editor
gives you n murder. and II say I'm going to town
with my automobile to spend the night with LII
Han Hurd"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-27
WESLEYAN GRADUATES sMTY.THREg

Middletown, Conn. June 26-The commence
rnent exercises Of Wesleyan University were held
in the Methodist Church and included several
essays the conferring Of degrees upon the sixty
three members of the graduating class and the
awarding Of several honorary degrees. Among
the honorary degrees given were these; Doctor
Of Science to l. B. StilweN, Of New York City,
who was prominent in the building Of tho subway
Doctor of Divinity, the Rev. J.. A. Noble. prin-
cipaI Of the Hackettstown ~. j. Academy; the
Rev w. T. Barry. principal Of the Kents IIil (Me)
Academy. and the Rev. Frederick Watson Hannah
Of
New-York tribune., 1907-06-27
OBITUARY.
GEORGE RELZER.

corresnondents I'm Brooklyn and active in Demo
cratic politics under the old Hugh Mclaughlin re-
gtme died on Tuesday at his home. NO. ooS Glen
T,ora avenue Mr. Belzer was born in New York
CITY forty-hve years Most OF his hIe was
spent I'm East New York, where he became the
local representative for several Mammalian news,
nanara He made a special study of athletics and
was intimately acquainted with every person OF
Importance in the sporting world. The funerai
win be at his homo tomorrow afternoon
New-York tribune., 1907-06-27

The will of Mrs. Maria Inverarfty which was
contested by her relatives on the ground that she
was unduy influenced in the disposal of her $4,000
fortune, was admitted TO probate by Judge Dixie
acting "a Surrogate in Kings County. yesterday
Mrs. Inverarty before her death on February 10
1907. was known eccentric character. Al
though moro than eighty years old. she managed
her business affairs with much skill and shrewd-
ness Two years ago she made her will in favor OF
her second husband. Thomas Inverartty. Mrs
Fugenia Burt. a grandchd, contested the will
but Judge Dixie decided that the testator was OF
sound mind when the will was made.
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NO DUTY ON CHURCH cANDELABRA.

The United States General Appraisers decided
Yesterday TO admit duty free six bronze candle
sticks imported for presentation TO the Church Of
Our Lady Of Lourdes in Harlem This is the
church in which the walls OF the old Academy of
Design were used. The candesticks had been as
sessed at IS per cent ad vaorern as manufactures
Of metal, under paragraph 1913 OF the tariff act.
Free entry was claimed under the provision in
para graph 70a for works OF art imported for pres
entation TO religious and certain other kinds OF
arpgat
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsToR HOUsE-E. w. Oliver. Los Angeles.
BRESLIN-Major F. r. Skunk. U. s. A FIFTH
AVENUE-The Hon. w. J. Harma. Sarna. Ont.
HOLLAND-Dr. Drinkwater. royal mail steamship
Celtic IMPERIAL-Coone D c. Roberts. ex-
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lima UNION SQUARE-R. F. Aspe. Paris.
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scRucHAm INQUIRY CLOSED.

scrugham case yesterday. ". 8. K1nsley the hand
writing expert who testified in the conspiracy pro
ceedngs before Magistrate House, was one OF the
last witnesses heard
The grand jury handed down no indictments
YESTERDAY
New-York tribune., 1907-06-27
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT

Burlington, Vt. June 2s.-At the University Of
Vermont commencement to-day President Matthew
H Buckhan announced the following honorary
degrees:
Doctor Of Laws, Fletcher D. Proctor, Governor
Of Vermont; Doctor Of Science Professor Charles
S. Dentson, of the University of Michigan; Doctor
Of Divinity, the Rev. W. II. Hopkins Of Berkeley,
Cal; Master of Arts, W. J. Van Patten, OF Burling
ton
New-York tribune., 1907-06-27
.JOHN GIL SEY.

John Gilsey, one of the owners OF the Gilsey
House Broadway and 29th street. died yesterday AT
~ S1o IN the Madison Square apartments. No.
AZ Madison avenue. At his bedside when No ued
were his wife and brother Henry. Mr.. GiIsey had
heen I'M for several months Three weeks ago ne
was compelled to give up business. The funeral
arrangements have not been made
New-York tribune., 1907-06-27
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Manual Training High School commencement
cises. at the school s:15 y. N.
Public School graduation day exercises at the
school at ois0 a
New-York tribune., 1907-06-27
BISHOP cAPERs UNCONSCIOUS.

Asheville n. c., June 2s.-Bishop EIlyson Capers
the veteran head Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the South Carolina diocese. who was re-
Gently stricken with paralysis lay unconscious to-
night at his home near Cedar Mountain His left
and leg paralyzed. His recovery is not
expected.
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q WEDDING.
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Try Telegraph 70 The Tribu7e.l
Railway. N J.. June 26.-George II. Vanderveer
q Wall Street broker, and Miss Helen Davis. OF
this city were married here last night at the home
OF the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis
of Whittier street, the Rev. DR.. c. L Cooder off,
clating They will live IN Crawford.
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Highest yesterday degrees lowest. 20; 79
average for corresponding date last year ~ average for
corresponding date last tkrty-fhree years IL
Local forecast: day fair and slightly cooler; tc-
morrow, fair. vaflnsr; diminishing northwest winds
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Baxter Allen II. Post. Josephine F.
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Stokesown County OF Rosscommon. Ireland relatives
friends invited TO attend his funeral from 81
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i msnt Holy Cross Csustsry-
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Hester, OF the Church OF the Messiah Brooklyn
Virginia NJ. Hewett to Ralph II. Holland.
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Forecast for Special LocaIties--For Eastern New

New Jersey fair ard slightly cooler to-day;
fair ard Friday; diminishing northwest winds
Eastern PeEnsyly Delaware Maryland and the
District Columbia cooler to-day: fair and
Friday; winds
Western Pennsylvania and Western New York, fair
to-day Friday Friday fresh 10 north
winds. Diminishing
Local Official Record-The following Official record
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the last twentyfour hours, in comparison
with the corresponding date Q last year:
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ONCE. 20 East 23d ST. York City.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

omcIaI Record and Observation-Disclosures. June 90
qe weather continues showery in Atlantic Coast dis
,cts and the region with lower temperatures
in the Ohio Valley thence eastward TO the Atlantic
rs fell also IN ;he lower Mississippi Valley Kansas,
ruarses and the western portion OF the Dakotas The
teuperatures have risen in the Rocky Mountain and
plateau regions.
Indications point showers Thursday and Friday in
the Gulf states Elsewhere generally fair weather is
rafIe In the Ohio valley region. the Middle
Atlantic and New England it probable that
moderate temperatures VIII prevail
until Sunday Monday. .,.z,- ..,.,-
The winds along the New England and Middle Atlantic
fresh northwest; along the Sout Atl6Auc
south. becoming west along the CUR coast
the lakes fresh northwest ana on
tho upper fresh and variable
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports VIII
southwest winds and fair weather 10
the Grand Banks
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