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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
EMILY GREssER IN RECITAL.
American VlOlinist Heard q
AeOltau TALL.

Emily dresser. an American violinist,
who was heard here favorably last sea-
son. gave a recital last evening In
Aeolian Hall. She began her programme
with n suite by Carl Goldmark for vio-
lin and plano and followed It with
Spohr's concerto. No. 3. "Gesangscene."
In the list were also the selections Me
mento Mori' (nrst time). by MAY Veg
rich. an "Arioso' of Bach arranged by
Frankie and "a "Capricclo," by Niels
Gade.
Miss Gresser's performance again dis
closed some admirable qualities. She
played with a tone of good quality. an
information generally accurate and .
style that contained warmth of tcmpera-
ment and lovely sentiment. Her technic
In more brilliant work was by no means
that of a finished artist, but otherwise IL
was sufficient to meet the general re-
quIrements OF the music before her. Miss
dresser Is a talented player OF both
charm and interest and her accomplish
,ncnt speaks we'll for a future maturity
In her art. Sammuel Chotzinon rem
dered able assistance In the suite and
by playing h accomplishments.
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BARNARD GIRLS GIVE PLAYS.
Appear - Irish Men and women
Before Large crowd.


wigs and Cues, the dramatic society
OF Barnard College. presented last night
three Irish plays at the B~rinckerhoR
Theatre before an enthusiastic crowd.
The plays were Yeats's POT O. Broth"
"Deirdre" and Lady Gresory's Spread
ing the News" The college girls. who
showed keen artistic sense, had been
coached by Miss Florence GerrIsh. The
performances will be repeated this after
noon and evening.
Juliet Stcinthal, as a beggarman; Ma
tails Plough as Libby ConnIy. and Doro-
thy Stern AZ John Comfy were the cast
of the Pot o. Broth"
In spreading The News" the cast was
composed Of Mrs. Torpu. Margaret
Rothschild BARLEY F'dlion. Marjorie
Hallett Mrs. FGlion. Isabel Greenbaum :
shaun Early. Pauline Hattorf Jack
Smith. Emily Bowling james Ryan,
Frances Rule Mrs. TuIiey, Elicta Carr ;
Tim Casey. Ruth Jensen Muldoon Of
the Police, Blanche Stroock, q Nag
~istrdtc. Jeanne Jacoby.
In "Deirdre" the cast was: Detrdre.
Agnes S%urgeoner: Waist. Elisabeth
Wright Fergus. Gladys Cripps Concitr-
bar. Selma Cohen; musicians. Louise
Talbot. Christene Robb and Miriam Wer-
ner; attendants. Vera Klopman. Mimosa
Pfaitz. Evelyn Van Duyn and Irma
Meyer: messenger. Dorothy Bauer, and
exccutioner. Hedwig Koenlg.
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TO FIGHT BR1NCKERHorF WILL
Relatives Ignored, Charity Gettius
Half Of 100000 Estate.

The will OF Edwin O.. Brinckerhoff,
which nae been reposing in the Surro-
gates Office since the testator was sent
to Bloomingdae asylum in 1871. was
put on file yesterday upon presentation
of proof that Mr.. Brinckerhor died In
Bloosningdale on December Z last. The
will was made IN 1875, two years before
he wal injured and lost his reason.
The Will makes no mention OF tho dece-
dents heirs at law. who were his brother.
Daniel II. Brinckerhofr two sisters and
several nephews and nieces. who had been
receiving AN annual allowance from the
property on the supposition that they
would inherit the estate. Half The es-
tate is given In equal shares to the
American Female Guardian Society.
New York Association for Improving the
Condition of the Poor, Ladies Home
Missionary Society OF the NJ. +. Church
and Five Points House OF Industry. The
other half went to the testator's friend.
Edward X. Livermore.
1t il understood that the estate will
amount to less than 100000. The heirs
at law are expected to contest tho VIII.
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD,

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gibson. Jr., have
returned from the Pacific coast and are
at $50 West End avenue for the winter.
Mrs. a. Holland Forbes of 81 West
Fifty-second street will be at home on
Sunday afternoons informally during the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Egan have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
at 1872 West End avenue. Mrs. Egan
was Miss Irene Gerken.
A special performance Of the French
war pictures will be given at the Forty
| fourth Street Theatre on Tuesday eve
| ming for the benefit OF the Lafayette
Fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Leroy Jones
| of II Central Park West are receiving
| CONGRATULATIONS on the birth Of a SON.
| Mrs. Jones was Miss Margaret Forester
Andrew.
For the relief Of men blinded In for
eign battles a tea and dance under the
auspices Of the Young Women's Hospital
| Guild will be held at the Biltmore this
afternoon.
In the ballroom OF the Plaza this after
noon will tbe held a Christmas sale for
the benefit OF the Manhattanville Day
Nursery under The direction of y
Lansing c. Holden, Mrs. William ID.
Vanderbilt. Mrs. Charles NJ. Wales and
Mrs. Clarence NJ. Smith.
A successful bazaar was held yester-
day In the ballroom OF the Plaza for the
benefit of the New York Home for Home
less Boys. During the afternoon there
I were dancing n moving pictures and
some Of the debutantes Of the winter as
sisted at the tables. also acting as floor
managers.
Mrs. Samuel Riker will give a re-
ception this afternoon. at her home, 206
Madison avenue. when she will introduce
her daughter. Miss frances Townsend
Riker. and her niece, Miss Constance
Chappell. Other receptions for do
butantes will be given by Mrs. John C,
Kerr. Mrs. Gilbert Colgate and Mrs
Nicholas +. Palmer.
At the nome of Mrs. Whitelaw Reid,
%51 Madison avenue, on January 6 al
3 80 o'clock. the choir Of the Cathedral
OF st. John the Divine will give a concert
for the benefit Of the colored and italian
missions OF the Diocesan Auxiliary OF
the Cathedral. Tickets at So each may
In obtained Of Mrs. John s. Rogers. 2s
West Fifty-seventh street. or Of Mrs
John G~reenough. Mrs. Charles r. HoR.
man. Mrs, Louis N. Ogden. Mrs. Richart
Irviils nd Mrs. Henry w. Munros.
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MATINEE AT MRS. ASTOR'S.
Nine. PavIowa to Dance for Ser-
bian Relief Fund.

Nine pavlowa will dance and other
WRISTS viii give their services at a
matinee iutime for the benefit OF the
serbian Relief Fund to be held at the
nom" If Mrs, John Jacob Aston, $40
llt, avenue. on Tuesday afternoon,
i'"mber u.
among the ~patronesses are Mrs.
,I'lolas Murray Butler, Miss Eleanor
j." iIaf 'uylcr. Mrs. +. Cooper Hewitt,
N'.. W seward Webb, Mrs. Seth Low,
AIR.. JOhn r. Terry, Mrs. Herbert l.. Sat
'"ri'', Mrs, Douglas Robinson, and In
'|lrOu to them the committee which IL
tlnGing the ball for relief OF the Ser
U'"- To- he given at the Biltmore on
"..lHN evening.
y -u,glc subscription TO the matinee
" 'c $40 aud ~ the space In the ball
'''" Is Limited tickets will be allotted in
Pile order of application. Tickets may
"r -"Dprcd from Mrs. II. ", Jenkins, 232
NtI.-lH avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
WILLS AND ~APPRAISALS.

malta c. DOsCHER. who died in
Brooklyn June II. 1914. left a net estate
Of S9I,67910. which is divided among a
son and four daughters.
ROBERT ABBOTT. who died March Is
last. left S7l.O4i to his wife. Eliza ".
Abbott, He owned go shares OF American
News stock. worth $4,000.
SUSAN v. BAKER. who died June 81
last, left an estate OF &232.433 to her
daughters. Christine n. Rowell. Emile Il
Kellogg and Charlotte s, Baker. and her
sons, William &C.. James Il, and Henry n.
Baker, She owned securities worth
3l9s, s29.
THEODORE KLlNGELHoEFER. who
died In Brooklyn on August II, left q net
estate OF lAs.s7:;97 IN trust for his wife,
remainder interest in $4,000 Is to 20 to
four grandchildren and the rest to q son,
Henry &. KlingelhOefer
WILLIAM BRUORTON, Q lawyer. who
died in .Brooklyn ON April. 10. left . net
estate Of SIS, 1881. Of which .,bl.:sI and
a remainder interest In 10000 60 TO two
daughters. Frsncss x. and Katherine
Hruorton. IN equal shares, Tho 1i0, 900
d ieft in trust for another dsushter,. Caro-
Bru0rton. gets 5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
PROF. E. I'D. ROBINSON
OF COLUMBIA IS DEAD
One Of Foremost Economists in
the Country and a
Prolific Writer.

Edward Van Dyke Robinson. ono Of
the foremost economists In the United
States. a prolific writer and professor Of
political economy at Columbia Cniver-
sity. died yesterday OF angina pectoris
after an illness OF an our at his home,
SO Claremcnt avenue.
Prof. Robinson was called TO the
chair OF political economy at Columbia
while travelling in Europe with his wife
and daughter last unmer. In Septem-
Der he was operated on for appendicitis,
but was able to assume his duties when
the university opened. 1t IL thought the
operation may have seriously impaired
mis- health and opened no way for the
heart attack.
Prof. Robinson was born IN Bloom
ington. Ill. on December 90. 1867, and
was educated at the University OF
Michigan. receiving the degree OF Il. A.
In 1890 and NJ. A. the following year.
TIT University of Leipzig in 1895 o n
ferred on him the degree Of Phi. d. Two
years later. at Muskegon. Mich, he mar
ried Miss Clare Howard.
Prof. Robinson held several positions
In Western colleges as lecturer and
assistant professor in economics and
~physiography from 1897 until 1907,
when he became professor of economics
at the University of Minnesota. "A po-
sition which he continued to hold until
last summer. In 1909 he was the dele
gate of the university TO the Darwin
centennial celebration at Cambridge
and the five hundredth anniversary
celebration of the University Of Leipzig.
He was a member of Phi Beta Kappa,
the Association of Phi Beta Geogra-
pliers, the American Economical Asso
citation and other organizations. Among
his many works are ''The Nature OF the
Federal States War and Economics,
Text Book OF Commercial Geography
and The cost of Government, National.
State and Local"
He is survived by a widow and one
daughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
LYRE CLUB HOLDS DINNER.
""nty Members and Invent,
Quests Gather at the waldorf.

'uc l.yre Club held its semi-annual
.."i'r las, night at the Waldorf-Astoria.
"oHty members of the club and twenty
guests were at the table.
=. n Hegeman was the sler.
] '"der'ck V. Green OF the Westinghouse
company had charge OF the arrange
""lts, It Was the fifteenth "revel' OF
no CLUB, Some others present were
y 4 Hedley, &, L. Bardo. general man
'Icr of the New Haven Railroad IL. r.
%!cIison OF Richmond. Va. Daniel II.
Ma'bain II Cleveland, g. r. Hewitt Of
Albany aud II, e. Evans OF Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
TWO TEMPLE JARS BRING $225.
Sole Of Yang.shi Oriental Art So
Far Totals aIs,723.SO.

At the afternoon session yesterday OF
the sale OF the Yang~shi collection OF
Oriental art objects In the Anderson Gal
leries a pair OF hawthorn temple Jars,
No. 57l. brought the top figure. selling
to T. W. Harden for $2:5. These Jars.
which had their original covers, dated
from the kanG-Hsi period.
Other afternoon sales were No. 500.
a pair OF temple Jars with pine tree
decoration. to 7. VI. Huang for s175;
No. 5s4. a pear shaped vase with dog
foot decoration. to r. Goetz for Sl11.
No. $40, a pair OF Yung Chieng Jars. to
4. u. Alexander for $50: and No. 564.
a hawthorn ginger Jar. to F. W. kalden-
berg for SO.
At the evening sale the highest price
was 500. paid by J. =. Garvan for No.
155. a beaker vase OF powder blue glaze
with faint gold decoration.
The totals for the day. s5.2S5. bring
the total to date TO Sls.723.5O. The
auction concludes this afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
DIED.

CRAMSEY.-suddeuly. at orange. y. j,
December ?. James a. Crsms-y. son Of
the late James and Ann Crumsey.
Funera! from his late residence, 10 East
l3Oth street. SATURDAY, at 10 A.. ".
Requiem mass at All Saints Church,
12sth street and Madison avenue, q,
1880.
DOWLlNG.-At Jersey city. ON December
10, 1913, Daniel L.. Bowling. formerly
of tho Seventh ward.
Funeral from his late residence, 1913
ogden avenue, jersey city Heights. on
Monday morning. December 10. at .
O'Clock. thence 10 -. Pau OF the Cross
church. where Il mass VIII bo cole
brated for tho happy repose OF his soul.
GRuBER-Abraham. aged ~. on Dcccm-
Der 10. 1918. beloved husband of Anna
&. Gruber. father OF Anna p, Frank A,
and Herbert b. Gruber aud Agatha
Rayher.
Funeral service Sunday. December ~. as
the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
N!nety-hrst street and West End avenue,
New York city. At 2:l5 p. NJ. Inter-
ment private. Albany and Syracuse
papers please copy,
The members OF the Riverside Repuhli.
can Club are requested to attend tho
funeral services OF their departed
member. Abraham Gruhcr. on Sunday,
December IL, a. the Fourth Presby-
tcrian Church. Niucty-hrst street and
Yves, End avenue, New York city. st
c:l5 p. VI.
HAYDN Thursday. December .. Mary
Louisa, beloved wife Of the late Samuel
+. Hay, at her residence. Metuchen.
New jersey.
Funeral private.
KEAN.-At Fort L.avenworth, Kansas,
December ?, l9lj, Louise Hurlhut
Young. wife Of Col. jefferson Randolph
Eean. L. :. A.. daughter Of Louise
Hurlbut and tho late Mason Young.
Intermcnt Monticello, Virginia, Monday.
December -.
LUDLow.-At the Hotel Gotham. Deem.
her .. 1915. Rear Admiral Nicoll Lud-
low. u. : y. retired. In the seventy.
fourth year OF his age.
Funeral private.
McEWAN.-On Thursduy. D.c.mbsr .
1918. Hannah L.. widow OF Thomas
NcEwan. aged ~ years,
Relatives and friends respectfully IN.
vited TO attend funeral on Saturday,
December II. At . +. NJ. from her late
residence. sS2 Mountain ROAD. kindly
omit flowers.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10. Helen D.
ago IS.
Chapel Stephen Merritt Burial ami
Cremation Company. Eighth avenue and
Eighteenth street,
PARCELL.-Sarah Il, on December 10,
1915. at her residence. Woodside, l.. l..
In the seventeen year OF her age.
Funeral service sunday, December l..
1915. al T.. NJ. lnternent at Mount
Olivet. Monday, December -,
RHINELASDER,--O Tuesday. December
z. 1915, Charles +, Rhine.ander. son
OF BERNARD Rhineiander and Nancy h.
NJ. Post. In the s6th year Of his age.
Funeral services at ~, Thomus's Church,
Fifth avenue and Flf,y-third street.
on Saturday. December II. at 1880
A. NJ.
ROBiNSON.-SuddenIy, at his home. -
Claremont avenue. on Friday, DeceIa-
her 10. 1915. Edward Van Dyke
Robinson, in his forty eighth year,
Funeral services 50. PauIs chapel,
Columbia University, on sunday, De-
cember -, nj 3 o'clock,
Won CONGRATULATIONS 10, a.
Hahnemann Hospital, Mary II Won
Gottsohaick, duughter Of the lat. Or.
VIM. Won Cots halok Of Providence. Ia
her si~xty-third year.
lnterment private, "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11

Philip Speed of the World. vino died
Wednesday. was buried yesterday from
his late home. 1876 Davis avenue, West
New Brighton. Staten Island. The Rev.
DIR. Francis Frost. rector Of st. Mary's
Protestant Episcopal Church. o~ficiated.
The ~pallbearers We're Robert W Wooley,
Director OF the Mint, and the following
members of the Worid editorial staff
Charles NJ. Lincoln, Robert H.. LYMAN.
Arthur {. Clarke. William \. ThaScr,
Eugene j. Young, Ruel T.. smith and
William 7. Bliss. Iutermcnt WAS IN
Chapel Hill Cemetery at Atlantic High
lands. ". j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
JOHN w. MINTURN TO WED.
Bride VIII BE Miss Ceciie r. GIFT
ford Of jamestown, n. Y.

II became known yesterday that John
W. Minturn OF this city and Sycsset,
L. l., will marry Miss Cecile Fenton
clifford. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Edward clifford OF jamestown. y. Y. on
December 80. The wedding will take
place in jamestown. Mr.. Minturn was
frst married to Miss Sarah Jewett Rob-
bins of this city. They obtained a di-
vorce recently in Maine
Miss clifford Is a granddaughter or
the late Reuben T.. Fenton, United States
Senator and at n time Governor OF
New York. Her father is president OF
the First National Bank OF jamestown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
HUSBAND IS HER SOLE HEIR.
Mrs. Gage Regrets she CAn Give
Only 100000 From Trust Fund.

The will OF Mrs. Anna Massle Gage,
wife of Capt, Moreton Foley Gage. a
British army officer, now at the front
with the Seventh Regiment Dragons,
was filed for probate yesterday. Mrs.
Gage died In New York on April II last
and left a large estate. the bulk OF
which she inherited from her father.
William Everard Strong. The fathers
will provided that his daughter could
only $4,000 TO her husband In ex-
ercisinG her right to dispose Of. the prin-
cipal of a trust fun left for her use.
Mrs. Cages will leaves her entire es-
tate. as we'll az the $4,000. to her nus
band. and says: II wish to impress upon
all persons who may be interested under
the will of my father my great regret
that under The trust In the will II is i'm
possible to make any further provision
for my husband. and my hope that they
will consider his interest"
Mrs. Gage left two children. who are
not mentioned In the will.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
RULES IN EMO WILL CONTEST.
Surrogate Declines Now to Pass
ON Com missions.

Surrogate Fowler handed doWn a de-
cislon yesterday on the application by
the heirs at law OF Amos +. Emo, who
are contesting his will. TO permit them
to examine all the papers and documents
left by the decedent, n also to limit
the commissions OF the temporary ad-
ministrators to the rents passing through
their hands.
The Surrogate decided that the ques-
ton OF compensation cannot be passed
on until the administrator make their
accounting. As to the other relief asked
the Surrogate said
The papers are in the hands OF the
temporary administrators and all mem
bers Of the testatOr's family. and the
residuary legatees should have the full
est disclosure possible consistent with
Justice to testator's wishes In regard to
private and irrelevant papers"
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VERONA, y. j., Dec. lO.-The Rev. DR..
Henry Samuel Barnum. IS years old,
a missionary to Turkey and publisher
OF "A religious periodical at CONSTANT
nople, died to-day at the home of the
Rev. John II. Pratt. Two months ago
Or. Barnum married Mrs. Christina
Fish. Or. Barnum was a graduate Of
Yale, class Of 1862. In 1867 he went to
Turkey. Henry ii. Barnuln, professor of
mathematics In Robert School at the
American College and who is at Column
bia University. IL a son, Besides his
wife and son Or. Barnum is survived by
a sister, Mrs. Harriet Sniffen of Sandy
Hook, Conn. and n brother, William
Barnum OF Bridgeport, Conn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
william McDOnOugh.

Detective william McDonough. 80
years old. attached to Capt. Coughlin's
stan at Police Headquarters in Brook
Iyn. died yesterday AT his home. 1894
Pacific street. Before joining the force
in 1903 III was a lightweight prize
fighter and had a draw with Joe Cans
and victory over Martin Candle. lie
was regarded as one OF the hest pick
pocket sleuths in the Police Department.
He leaves a wife and son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
In New York To-day.

Astor, Q r. n.
pennsylvania Society. dinner. waldorf
Astoria, y. M,
West End Association. dinner. Hotel
Aston, $3.50 p. NJ,
civil SERVICE Society. dinner. Broadway
Central Hotel. 7 r. NJ.
New York O~steopathic Society. confer
ence. Hotel AstoF. s:so A. n.
Y. W. &. A.. Central Branch. laying OF
cornerstone Of new busldtns. Lexington
eNsnus and Ftfty-third street. 1;se r. n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11

LEAvEN WORTH, Kan, Dee. I0.-Mrs.
Louise Hurlbut Young Kean. wife of Col.
Jefferson Randolph kean OF the UnlteN
States army Medical Corps, stationed at
Fort L~eavenworth, died there yesterday,
She was n daughter OF Mrs. Mason
Young. living at 20 Washington Square.
Now York city. Mrs. Kean is survived
by a son and a daughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
PRICES LOW AT suO SALE.
Art Works and Furniture. How
ever, Rouse Brisk Bidding.

The auction sale Of art works and
furniture at Silo's, 56 Fifth avenue,
Yesterday brought the total receipts to
date to $3.50. The prices were ex-
tremely low. although the attendance
was good and the bidding spirited.
Among the leading prices were $50.
paid by Mrs. l.. b. Weston for a carved
Louis XVI. cream ename and cane bed
room suite $l15 by Mrs. Weston for a
four piece mahogany dining suite In
Adam type and Sl41 paid by T. l..
Bailey for an ivory enamel chamber suite
of French style.
Among other purchasers were Mrs. r.
Reiner. Miss A. NJ. Moore, Mrs. G.. l..
Henry, Mrs. p. w. Rouse, the Hon. John
n. Cortright. II. Augustus Lukeman.
sculptor Junius C. Barr. Henry T. Mil
Ter. +. G. Trowbndge. James Madden,
w. II. Mundy and c. F. Scott.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
Miss Alice BulIwinkel Engaged.

Mrs. John L. Bullwlnkel of 27O River
side Drive has announced the engage
ment OF her daughter. Miss Alice Bull
winkeI. to Henri J. Wysman OF Amster-
dam, Holland. Mr.. Wysman IL a part
ner In the banking house of Jarmon &
Zoonan. No date has been set for the
wedding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
DANIEL E. BOWLING.
Former New York Alderman Dies
I'm jersey city.


Daniel T.. bowling, 60 years old. traffic
OF the Northern Pacific Rail-
road. with an office at 3l9 broadway.
died yesterday in his home 39S Ogden
avenue. Jersey city.
Mr.. Bowling played an important part
in New York city politics In the days
OF the old County Democracy. He was
once leader of the Fourth Assembly dis
trict and In the sos he served O
terms In the Board of Aldermen. during
the last of which he was president.
He was deputy commissioner Of jurors
under Commissioners Charles Reilly and
then became collector of city markets,
He was appointed Deputy Surveyor of
the Port of New York during the adj
minis,ration of President Cleveland.
holding the position seven years. after
which he went with the Northern Pa
ciic.
Mr.. Bowling Is survived by two
daughters and one son. Daniel +. Dow
ling, Jr., computer of assessments In the
Corporation Counsel's office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-11
Albert II. LOhman.

Albert Il. Lehman. who was well
known in the theatrical profe ssion as an
advance agent and as a company man
ager, died suddenly yesterday at the
Hotel Princeton. 1l6 West Forty-hfth
street. Mr.. Lehman was u member of
tho Friars and tho Players club5. He
was unmarried.