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Morris tribune., 1911-02-03
STATE TREASURER.

No of For what
Warrant Purpose Amount
$50 Collection State Lands, Mch S 376 65
2e1 Collection of State Rev and
School March :. -, =. :. 1851 81
2s2 Collection Seed grain and
r istIe bonds =. :. :. =. se2 70
~ loans :. :: :. =. =. 6sss %
Int. June =. . :: :. :. :. s154 II
''0 sc6ooi, June =. ' =: =. ~H: y: s4es SO
thistle bonds :. :. =. 2567 AZ
SS9 hunters licenses, 1909 >. .. 20
1871 Collection State lands, Nov. 453 II
School =. :. :. :. =. :. s776 II
1885 Collection seed grain :. :. 1878 10
s324e2 "a
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03
COUNTY DITCH NO, l

No. Of To whom For what
warrant Issued Purpose Amount
II John D. Morgan, interest on
100 Chas. "A. Lee, printing :. :. rs
1N G; B., Park, mileage signing oo
1O2 John D. Morgan, inspection II "a
128 Stevens County State Bank
Interest :. :. :. :. :. :. 1913 65
terest :. :. :. :. -. :. =. 2452
130 John D. Morgan, interest :. 53 As
I32 D. H. Lawler, interest :. :. 10 70
iS7 Stevens County State Bank.
14S M. Pheifer, damages :. :. =. 80 O6
$50 N. A. Erdahl, interest on
$50 ment ~. -. =. :. >. 1852 90
722 Walter Hoard, damages :. 13 90
10 '1ny ment ' =. " :. ' ' =. ~ ;. 157 7s
nm JoIn D. Morgan, inspection 18 II
ri John D. Morgan, same :. :. II 40
RAT And Anderson, Treas, dam
ages to Eldorado Twp. :. rs 90
y" 'Iy ment .' .. 49," =. =. =. >. Cos 90
81 Jerry Sherwood, same :. 1915 04
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03
COUNTY INTEREST.

NOUN1I I.
No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
GIT Carl Buckentin, mos. in
terest on r. r. bonds :. ..$1250 90
1904 Carl Buckentin, mos. in
terest on r. r. bonds :. :. 1850 90
S25O0 90
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03
TOWN AND VILLAGE FUND.
Payment to Treasurers.

No Of To whom
Warrant Issued Amount
131 c. r. Jpdd, Morris . . IS 227 80
1eS A. H. Taisey. Vii. Donnelly 217 3S
170 c. O, Mickelson F'ramnas . 122 IS
252 H F. Frisbee. Hancock :. 274 46
253 &c Gilbert City of Morris 1859 SO
268 Martin Solve Hodges :. :. 1oS 81
27S M. L. Strand, Donnelly :. Gs Al
2S4 John Lindenberger, Scott :. 41S %
291 Edward, Casey, Darnen >. :. "a Il
3O2 VIM. Bach, Pepperton : 2S4 35
3l5 L. Zimmerman, EvergIade . 154 Is
337 W. J. Awe, Moore :. =. =. ia 05
35S Peder Q. Thorstad, Swan
2s1 G. W. Frick, Morris :. >. zoe IS
414 r. w Keeler. Stevens . :. 174 As
4M John Wilson, Rendsville :. 149 AZ
431 o. NJ Ulvestad, Baker :. :. 800 As
5S4 p H. Foley. refund on Ii
Quor license, Scott :. -. :. g a
575 Andrew Anderson, Eldorado 25s Is
SIS c. o. Mickelson, F'ramnas.. 8
$50 Fred c.. Podratz, Horton .. 334 AZ
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03
E10 %
COUNTY DITCH NO. 2
COUNTY DITCH NO. 4


No. Of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
10e c. B. Park, mileage sign
ing bonds :. e. =. :. e.. IS 80
1N John d. Morgan. inspection II "a
127 John B. LeSage, Guar. dam
1ss John ' L.indenbereer, Treas.
damages, Scott Twp. =. E. 12S "a
1s4 John Lindenberger. Treas,
damages Scott Twp. .. =. rs 46
1893 F. A. Mullen, Int. on orders II
225 o. N. Dohlen, one day at
hearing ~
22S VIM Gausman, same :. :. 800
27 P. F. Casey, same :. E. E. 3 %
S' t hearing ~ a. ~ =. 1926
51s VIM. 'Gausman, inspecting :. $50
A1 Stevens Co. State Bank, Int.
5el c. B. Park, one day at hear
$40 john hn Dn. Morgan, reinspection 7sS
522 c., B.. Park. acceptance con- .oo
5s c. B. Park. inspecting .. :. 10
524 P, F. Casey, acceptance con- .,
sss o; ~ n: Dohien: acceptance con- 40
5s O. n. Dohlen, inspecting :. 40
527 ]. H. Devenney, same $50
$50 ]. II. Devenney. acceptance
5s5 sisson seor'@ & Hutchins, balance "
on contract E. :. =. 2413 IS
1894 5S
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03
COUNTY DITCH NO. 9

SOON1 OA4SI1 1<o.
No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
5S3 J. Fl. Devenney, appointing.
engineer and viewers :. IS 60
534 o. N. Dohlen, same :. :. :. 276
535 P. F. Casey, same :. .. :. 230
536 G. B. Park, same :. .. =. $50
537 J. F. Donovan, posting no
7s4 Lampert Lbr. Co, lumber. rs
vey :. =. :. :. .. -. 100 50
7S6 Chas. A. Lee, publishing :. Is 35
B7 F. E. Eddy. chat nman sur
1861 F. e. Ware, auditors fees 2oS
1862 ]. M. Harvey, viewers SER
1868 Chris Cudrio, same. :. :. :. 100
1064 Henry Ponplum, same :. :. 20O
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03
COUNTY DITCH NO. 8

NOONl Ol4Sf1 &NO.
No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
Jerry Sherwood, partial pay. oo -o
III John D. Morgan, inspection 22l7
112 F. E. Ware, auditors fees "a 90
113 John D. Morgan, inspection II 81
la Jos. ]. Gaffney, recording
4s4 Jerry Sherwood, partial pay -. =.
4s7 John ''i D. Morgan, Int. on Or ''' w ~
44o F. os!s (. Putnam - interest on on ~
44s stevens stevens Co. State Bank. in
terest on orders :. :. 80. II
AT Stevens CO. State Bank. in
terest in orders :. =. .. 3Y
$50 F. E. Ware, same :. :. .. 81
461 F. A. Mullen, Treas, same 919
467 VIM. Gausman, same =. :. rs
Ss O.. N. Dohlen, same .:... 3
5s1 John p: Morgan, inspection Is Is
$50 Edw: Koehntop, interest on o.
57s D. H. Lawler, same :. 80: 10
7iO Citizens Bank, same :. .. :. 35
s14 NJ. L. Strand, Treas, DANA
ges to Donnelly Twp. :. $50 90
831 c. B. Park, inspecting ditch 45e
832 Q. N. Dof1len, same :. :. =. $50
S23 P: F. Casey, same =. 375
s34 VIM: Gausman, same $9
s46 J. L: Morton. interest on or On
11ss Jerry Sherwood, balance on 20. ~
11n First National Bank, Litch.- '' ~
field, interest on order >. S rs
s1710 IA
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03

WARRANTS ACCOUNT.
To warrants issued. 1910 :. ..$17758 IS
Outstanding Jan. 1, 1910 =. 1872 "a
S19265S 70
To warrants paid, 1910 .. =. ..$192So0 At
Balance outstanding, Dec: 31st, MN ~
1910 800 81
sls2s5S 70
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03
COUNTY DITCH NO. 5

No of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
J. T. Lawler Int on orders s l 35
165 Chas. A. Lee, printing :. :. rs
144 D. H. Lawler, Int. on orders 50
264 First National Bank, Han
cock, interest On orders. 45
S3S
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03
TOWN AND WILL. FUND-Continued

TOWN AND WILL. FUND-Continued
Payments to Treasurers
No. of To whom
Warrant Issued Amount
1853 F. C. Podratz, Horton . . 322 50
1172 o. M Ulvestad, Baker =. :. 252 %
1173 Martin Solve, Hodges :. :. 234 50
liza r. W. Keeler, Stevens =. :. 29S 90
ris :. :. 49,. :. :. 3742 47
1854 John Lindenberger Scott =. sSs s
1194 W. J. Awe, Moore :. :. =. 2Ss 50
11s5 Peder O. Thorstad' Swan %. w
1918 M. L. Strand. Donnelly :. :. 414N
1919 VIM. Bach, Pepperton >. :. 294 50
1920 A. H. Taisey, VIII. Donn"lly Al 6
1882 H. F. Frisbee, Vii. Hancock 1o4 @
1898 John Wilson, Rendsville e. 800 q
1896 Geo. w. Frick, Morris . . 40 %
1888 C. o. Nicholson, Framnas :. 1l9 ~
1888 L. Zimmerman, Everglade >. 31 81
1895 M. Reimers, Sr., Synnes . 2S3 60
1871 Andrew Anderson, Eldorado go 81
sso4ss 10
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03

Assessed Valuation, 1910 =. SIS, ,069, ,422 %
Taxable valuation, 1910 :. :. :. 4.914061 %
Average rate of taxation :. ..25.41 mills
The foregoing statement prepared by
the County Auditor is hereby approved
by the Board of County Commissioners
and submitted to the taxpayers OF Ste
vens County.
Dated this 5th day of January. A. D.
1911.
VIM. GAUsMAN, Chairman,
G. B. PARK,
p. F. CASEY,
o. N. DOHLEN
J. H. DEVENNEY,
Board of County Commissioners, ste.
eens County, Minnesota
(SEAL) Attest F. E. WARE .s
County Auditor.
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03

COUNTY DITCH NO. Continued
Na Of To whom FER what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
1857 John D. Morgan, inspection II %
1858 John D. Morgan, same :. Is 80
1882 Van SAINT Land Co.. dam
11ss Jerry Sherwood. partial pay
ment ..$cccS ~
s71e1 %
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03
TOWN AND WILL. FUND-Continued
Payments to Treasurers

No. of To whom
Warrant issued Amount
COS E. c. Gilbert, City of Morris 521 So
616 John Lindenberger, Scott :. .651 Is
621 r. W. Keeler, Stevens :. 1876 90
eE0 FfaIt fabe ~ 1nofS'au' =. sss rs
627 M r, Strand Donnelly . . 692 81 |
63i A. r Riedner, Chokio . . 102 rs
S34 W. J. Awe, Moore . >. . 566 "a
GA Fred Podratz, Horton . sis II !
$50 Martin Solve, Hodges :. 434 =
652 Fl. F. Frisbee, Hancock . 287 SO
6H John wilson, Rendsville . 305 16
S5S Ed Casev. Darnen :. . :. SIS 6S /
SSs Geo. ", Frick. Morris :. . 31S 80
e72 L. Zimmerman, Everglade ..688 46
SB O. M. TJlvestad. Baker =. 525 9S
SOS A II Taisey. Vii. Donnelly 2O2 79 !
III NJ Reimers, Sr., Synnes :. 6SS 81
ri VIM. Bach. Pepperton . . 511 16
S4S And Anderson, Eldorado . COZ 96
896 Chris Mickelson, Framnas, . go 43
1857 Ed. Casey, Darnen 5o2 80
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03

Machinery on County Farm :. 500 ooI
County revenue, Poor and Road
and Bridge funds :. :. =. :. 1888 Is
ing Funds 1869 SO
Cash on hand Ditch funds .. 21930 Sc
Unpaid Ditch Liens :. :. =. 42537 "a
Tax List of 1910, County funds 1892 26
Tax of 19o9 collected and undi-
vided and delinquent E. :. :. 1920 "a
s195214 81
Liabilities
l.. F. & D. r. r. bonds :. ..$ $1,000 90
County Ditch Bonds -. .. :. 64996 90
Excess OF assets over over liabilities 1867 Is
$1S5214 81
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03
$32463 "a

SINKING FUND.
No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
40 Stevens Co. State Bank as
signment of mortgages =. 500 %
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03
MORTGAGE REGISTRY TAX.

1856 Treasurer Mile Lac Co.,
registry tax :. :. :. IS 10 35
Morris tribune., 1911-02-03

| Balance Receipts from
Credit Janu- state apportion-
arv l, 1910 ment and tax
collections
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
MISS MARY GARDEN THRILLS
Plenty OF Realism at the Metro
politau Opera House.

There was realism both within anu ''tT-
on. the Metropolitan opera House last
night. Before the lotbies the ticket spe"u-
lators swarmed joyously under tne pr"te'-
tion OF the nov court ruling. and N tho
stage Miss Mary Garden. true female
A'ax dehed time and pitch as only Miss
Mary Garden can and live.
\ hard-heartad little mink. after all. =
Miss Gardens Louise. and most OF rs don Q
much care what becomes Of her-if II
wasn't for her old father. admirably sung
and acted last night oy Hector Dufranne.
Vet there was real abandon in her last
scene. Paris was calling 20 her-t1ere wa
no mistaking that. and she ansv cred the
call. true daughter of the Boulevard TX
terieur-a daughter with a Chicago accent.
Mr. Dalmore~ was u manly Julien. though
one who forced his voice A. times most
painfully and Nine. Eresser-Giauoi "a
the Mother could not - improved upon.
Tie minor parts were all we'll taken. and
the lighting was mi Oh better than NJ the
previous performances ilr. Campauini
conducted in his accustomed mastery
fashion.
So every ono had something 10 please
them Those who love song had Hector
Dufrannc. those Who love thrills had Miss
Garden those who love drama had the
Hbretto. and those rho love music had
Richard Va cncr.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
MUSIC
The Philharmonic Society.

Tho familiar card announcing iho mos
position of'Nr. Mailer ani tho fact that
Mr. Theodore spicrinG would conduct IN ms
stead confronted the people who wen IN
Carnegie Hall last niEht 10 hear the l's'
subscription evening concert oi th' fni-
harmonic Societies sivtv-uinth season. INC
special attraction of the affair was tho COO
oreratio ~ Nmo SchGnarn-llerk. VINO
-sng INC rociial of the m"urnfu. 'o0d'lon
- affair IN Walhalla which HaI'rau'@
confdes 10 her sister BrunnhUd" iU 80" la~'
of the Sibeluns dramas. and also AdN-
amos air from "Rienzi which may -
described as on older piece of music though
not better. yct possibly 7-ith ali if- hol-
low bombast better adapted to concert
PURPOSES than the so-cailod "Waltra'.'e
scene which doee not well brook ci7m"W-
berment from the drama of which - 's a1
interesting part Nine -chumaru poured
ont her magnificent voice generously and
was much .pplaudsd Tie other numbers
of the programme we're tho overturo To-
''Tarnhauser" With ths har-han7.e COM
posed for Paris rrt into itS midst. Richard
strauss delightful humoresquo Ttl
EulenspieCrs Merry pranks. and F0o-
thoven's SYMPHONY IN g. minor. which
supposedly music-hunrry public viii 10"
asked 20 .nior twice move this week
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
OBITUARY..
NATHANIEL THAYER.

Boston. March 21-Nathaniel Thayer
we'll known railroad capitalist. died a. his
nome IN this city to-day. Mr.. Tha"er was
a director OF the United States Steel Cor
poration. the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company and many other
companies.
Ny Thayer was the son Of Nathan Thav-
tr. who was influential IN tho construction
of Western railroads. and COrnelia Van
Rensselaer,. daughter Of General stephen
Van Rensselaer, OF Albany. General Van
Rensselaer, was descendant of the Rev.
John Cotter a famous New England
clergyman.
Mr.. Thayer inherited 100000 from his
father and increased his inheritance con-
sidera bly, lie was twice married, his irst
wife, Miss Corneha Barron Of Baltimore,
leaving him three children. one Of whom.
Miss Cornera Thayer married Count Won
Moltkc. the Danish Minister 10 the United
states.
Iiis second wife was Miss Pauline Re
we're. q descendant OF Paul Revere.
NJ Thayer was born in 1880 and was
graduated from Harvard in 1871
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
NEXT WEEK AT THE OPERA
Ariane ct Barbe Bleue' To Be Sung
on Wednesday Evening.

"Arsne 81 Barbe-Bleue, Paul DuSas a
musical setting Il Maurice Mater'inck $
play. will DC performed for tie first time
~ America next wednesday, evening a. the
Metropolitan Orera Iou=e. Ariane vii. %
sung by Miss Geraldine Farrar. who has
studied the part with the composer. Blue
Beard will be sung by the French basso.
Leon Rothicr A. the new opera, though
I'm three acts. is not very long. IL will 10
followed on Wednesday evening By Pavlowa
and MorIHa and their Russian dancers.
on Monday evening The Girl VI the
Golden West" will be given with the origi-
nal cast. excepting that Mr. Bassi will sing
the role OF Johnson The Russian dancers
will follow the opera. Victor Herbert's
''Natoma" will be given again on Tuesday
evening by the Philadelphia-Chicaso OPP
era COMPANY La Boheme" and the Rus
sian dancers VIII be given as a popular
price matiree or THURSDAY. THE Bartered
Bride" ani the first act Of "Coppelia,"
with Paylova and Mordkin. Will De Thurs
day evenings opera, and "Tosca." with
Nine. Fremstai and Messrs. Martin and
Scottl followed by the Russian dancers,
viii he given on Friday evening.
"Trovatore" will be the Saturday matinee
bin and "K0nigskinder" viii be given on
SATURDAY, evening
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
O'HANLON HEADS BELLEVUE
Trustees Fill Smiths Place by
Promoting His Assistant.

The trustees OF Bellevue and Allied Hos
pitals appointed Or George O'Hanlon, as
sistant medical superintendent of Bellevue
Hospital. Yesterday 10 De medical supern-
tendent. 10 succeed pr. W n. Smith. who
resigned short time ago Or. Smith =
resignation viii take effect on June T. Or.
O'Hanlon's appointment carries with II "A
salary of s6.0"I q year.
p- smith will assume charge ~ the
Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore. but
viii make tour Of Europe before ho takes
uu his new work.
Dr. O'Hanlon is thirty-eizht years o'd.
n. was educated a, Alfred University. Al
fred. y. y In lsa2 be- was graduated from
tue Colleg. of Physicians and Surgeons.
Baltimore. then spent year as inferno at
the Baltimore C.ty hospital and then be
came assistant medical supe inteudent or
tile Willard state Hospital From there he
went to Kings Park State Hospital and
hl. next appointment was a. hrst assistant
physician at tle Riyerdale Sanatorium.
From there he went 90 Bellevue.
Tire NAL" attendant took possession yes
ter,is, oe their ncV dormitory IN tse patho-
10. ,ch building
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
MAJOR HENRY HILL ssNHAm.

Major Henry HO Reuhan1. L. :. \. Te-
riredl. died yesterday from heart disease
AZ his home. 40 2o9 West 9th street.
Although Majcr Renlam had suffered from
that disease for The last three years, his
deatl vas entirely unexpected. The fu-
neral viii 10 held Tomorrow a. o'clock.
and 'he bu-ia' will be in Washington.
Born ir Massachusetts in iN@'. Major
Barham was the son Of General Henry
Washington Benham and Elizabeth Ann
NacNcu Berham. lie was cadet at the
West Point M.litary Academy from 1873 70
1876. and was appointed second lieuten-
ant in the army in 1889. while at Harvard
University. and was ass srcd 20 the I'd
Infantry. and sent on detached duty |ith
tie Indian scouts ard snarpshocters. From
1SSG until 1889 he was professor Of military
science and tactics at Union College. lie
was promoted 10 a first iieutenancy in 1882
and received the degree - \. y. from
Union College In the same :ear In l9oS
he was placed on the retired list for dis
ability. lie leaves d wife.
Major Benhan was law -~. having been
admitted TO practice al tie ar in Wash
tnQton in 1855.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
OIL iICE>

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Wall. STREET OFFICE-No. "a Miiliam street
[ PTOWN OFFICE SO. 1864 Broadway. or any
American District Telegraph Otice.
Ne 283 West i25th street. and No ia We"
HGSHlNGTON BUREAr-w~story Building
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE - Frederick y.
~ommer No 70s Broad street
AMERICANS ABROAD Will Ind TIE TRlB-
BRj-SSFI S-No. G2 Montague ds "a Cour.
LONDON-Oficc of THE TRIBUNE al Danes
Inn House. ~. 2t5 Strand.
American Express Company. No. Hay
riomas cook 4 Son Tourist oaice. Ludgats
circus
Brown shipioy < CO. No l23 PAN Mall
srfyer Brothers. No Lothblry.
TIE London office ~ THE TRlBV NJ Is = COW
,enicu' place 60 leave advertisements and sub
PARIS John Munroe 6 Co. No Rue Scribe.
John Wanamaker. 40. ~ Rue des petitss
Ecuries.
Eagle Bureau. No. 80 Rue Cambon
Morgan. Harjes & Co. No. - Boulevard
Wllsgmann.
Crsir Lyonnals Bureau dos E,rangers
Continental Hotel Newsstand.
Tho Figaro ofice.
sasrbechs News Exchange. No Ru. ST.
American Express Company. No. II Rs
Gcrthe
Brentano's No. n Avenue &c rorsra
NTCE -Crflu Lyonnais
GENEVA Lombard. oder & GO. and U,icn
Bank
FLORENCE French. Lemon & Co.. N,s
and Wa Tornabuoni
Naqrrs & %. Bankers
MILAN ssartach'e News rtcNsr.s -, J.
wonfor'e isA
H,NfprFC american Express C,mpany No
ArtcTianI
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
SPECTATORS CASE UP
Ordinance Called Unconstltutlon
al il Haheas Corpus Argument.

John %. La1ee. the first ticket speculator
arrested under the new ordinance foro!ddlng
tie selling u tickets in front Of theatres,
was before Justice Newburger in the Su-
prenle Court. yesterday on writ Of habeas
corpus. Lange. who sold tickets in front
or the Metropolitan Opera House for ilf-
teen wears. was arrested there on Monday
evening 10 make a test Of the legality OF
the anti speculation ordinance.
The petition for the writ said that the
ordinance was void. bocaIse it was "un-
reasonable. oppressive and N contravention
Of common right" The petition said
further that the ordinance violated Section
Article I. ~ the constitution 0f the
state Of New York by "iepriving him of
right and privilege secured 70 citizens
Of said state and that il was in violation
Of the Constitution Of the United states. be
cause it deprived a citizen of liberty and
property without due process of law. u
was contended that the Board u Aldermen
had no right to pass the ordinance.
Mr.. Hahlo. iu charge Of the case was
not ready 70 20 on with the argument of the
writ. and Justice Newburger adjourned the
learing 90 to-day paroliug Lanse in the
custody Of mis- counsel Louis MARSHALL
Lange was rcarragned m the jefferson
Market police court iu Tho afternoon
MAGISTRATE Krotel adjourned a further
hearing on the case until June =. and
paroled Langc in fhe custody ~ Patrolman
Painter. Of tho West Both street station
who arrested him on Mondav morning.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Marc Klau. of Klaw & Erlanger. sails
for London on the Lusitania to-day. While
TN England he viii discuss with Charles
Frohman the production OF The Pink
I.ady" abroad. Mr Klaw Will return on
Ap-il Is after dfteea days absence.
Boxes tor the special Actors Fund
matinee - the play written oy Elsie Janis
AT the Globe Theatre on Thursday OF next
week. have already been obtained By Mrs
lanes Speyer. Elsie De Wolfe. Christie
Macdonald. Holbrook Biinn, Martin Beck
Louise Cunning and George VI. Cohan.
Douglas Fairbanks who Is now starring
IN The cub" IS 10 appear soon in new
comedy rs W0odhouse and Stapieton, en-
Titled "A Gentleman of Leisure
Albert Brown. Of the seven Days COM
nanv. nas been loaned by Wasenhais *
Kemper 10 Maurice Campbell for special
spring tour with Henrietta Crosman IN
"Auu-Matrimort
To-uignts Performance a. Made u
India" hv students OF Columbia University
will he in aid Il t1e Bide-t-Nee Home for
Animals.
Paul Arrnstrone one-act play A
Poravce of the Under World. will be pre-
sen,ed at the Fif-h Avenue Theatre next
week Il will require east Of twenty-one.
Miss Mareuerita sylvia. of the Chicago
Grand opera Company. is 10 return 70 hEht
o,sr, Sne Will appear under the manage
r5ent Of a. b. Woods next Ocioper III
GYPSY Love an opera ny Franz -end''
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
SITE OF NEW NEW THEATRE
Behind Hotel Astor, on Plot Rur
ming Through Block.

The founders Of Tho New Theatre have
finally selected as the site of it's new home
plot Of lard Immediately behind the Hotel
Astor. with frontage ~ III feet IN nth
street and ~ feet in i5th street The ,ract
is 10 be leased from William Waldorf
Astor for long term of years. The lease
was arranged through Winsns & Mav. Of
No. 74s Fifth avenue The necessary funds
Tor tho erection Of tho theatre have been
assured
The architects for tho new building viii
be G. II. Blackall. Of Boston. and Warren
& Wetmore. of this city. Mr Blackall has
had special experience In building theatres.
having devoted many years To the study
OF theatre construction. both in this coun-
try and i'm Europe. TIE new theatre IS 70
have a seating capacity of about twelve
hundred
IN order that every precaution may no
taken 70 insure thoroughly qractical the
atre Winthrop Ames and the architects
are calling into consultation profeseo-
Wallace g. Sabine of Harvard University.
an authority on acoustic. and also 81
committee Of men OF loug experience in the
management Of theatres.
An arrangement is under discussion with
the Astor estate and William G. Muschen-
helm. proprietor OF the Hotel Astor which
II Is hoped. will result in a private street
between The New Theatre and the hotel
Work upon the now building will begin
as soon as the plans have been completed
and 10 should be completed by September
1919
New-York tribune., 1911-03-22
ENOs S. T. RICHAR oSON.

Fnos s. T. Richardson. Of prominent
Rrooklvn Heights family, died on Monday
night al mis- home. No. 81 Remsen street
from pneumonia. lie was born az Brook
lvn in 1850. His grandfather was the late
Enoe Richardson and his parents We're
William : Richardson and Mrs. Kate Lane
Thomas Richardson. Mr.. Richardson was
graduated from Harvard University with
the class Of 'C3. A. the time of his death
no was treasurer Of the Butler-Ward Com
many. vice-president OF Enos Richardson q
Co. vice-president OF the Richardson Man
.facturing Company and director OF the
Nassau National Bank. He belonged 10
the Casino. the Crescent Athletic Clup' me
Harvard club and other organizations. Ills
wife formerly Miss Eleanor Holland son
I'd o. Laughter survive The funeral will
IL. held Al hts late home a. o'clock this
afternoon. The burial will be az the con
,auie1ce Of the family.