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WAKEFIELD IN OLD SUCCESS.
Popular Actor Appears In Revival
Of "The Auctioneer."

David Warneld appeared at the Man.
haitian Opera House last night in Tho
Auctioncer," which has become one OF
the classics of the American theatre.
Mr.. Warncd's blending OF humor and
pa.hos was never more effective than II
was last night A large audience was
swayed by his mastery portrayal OF the
Jewish merchant who passed from afrlu-
cnce TO poverty and then won back his
fortune. His philosophy and shrewd-
ness, his gulelcssness and cunning were
illustrated as masterfully as OF Old
There IL an excellent company sur
rounding Mr.. Warheld Marie Bates
plays her old role with the same humor
Gully Milman gives delightful
manly and engaging portrayal of the
youth The Auct!oncer" Is altogether
a play TO delight the world.
Kick In" one of willard Macks most
popular plays. was seen last night nj the
Bronx Opera House. John Barrymore
still plays the leading role.
THE Bird of Paradise" was acted last
night at the Strand Theatre. Lenoro
Ulrlchs now plays the role acted once
by Laurette Taylor, and tho whole rep
resentation In admirable,
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LAST WEEK OF OPERA
FOR THE SEASON BEGINS
"Iris" Is Given Again in the
Presence Of a Notable
Audience.

The fnal week Of the season hogan at
the Metropolitan Opera House last night
with Mascagnrs Iris" The cast was
the same as heretofore. and Miss Bor,
effected her last appearance Mr.. Tos-
canini being Ill., the performance was
conducted by Mr. polacco
The audience for the beginning II the
las, subscription week OF the opera was
notable IN spite OF the summer tenn
perature.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt had as her
guests Mr. and Mrs william Wood
ward. Mrs Howard cushing and Jules
Bots Of Paris.
Win Mrs. John Jacob Astor were Mr..
and Mrs. John pyncley Prince Mrs. j
+ II. lauicr. Clarence IL Mackay and
rhoeuiN lnCraham.
Nlr and Mrs. I.ucius h Wilm,rd!ng.
Nj and Mrs. Archibald Murray and
Mrs. Rutherfurd Stuyvesant were IN the
sloane box
with Miss Maude q shepherd in Mrs.
Nauderb.lts box were Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Iselin "a
and William T., shepherd
The Hon Mrs. Arson. Miss Alexandra
Emery, Miss Angelica Brown, W. Rhine
lander Stewart and Suydam Cuttng wer.
IN the Frck box.
Mrs. II Pierrepont perry's guests IN
the la -gin box were Mr.. and Mrs Law
renee l.. Gillespie and Mrs Henry :
Redmond with Ny. and Mrs. Luther
kouut2o We're Mr., and Mrs Revcrley
Bogert and Mrs. J. Gordon Douglas.
Nj and Mrs. J. Herbert Johnston. Mr.
and Mrs, Joel Rathhone and Miss lose
Prime Noel were in Mr., Mackay's box.
Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. Mr.. and Mrs
\. - Il, Pratt and Miss Lota Robinson
were In the Gerry box. Mrs Robert T.
Huntington was with her daughter. Mrs
Vincent Aston
Mr., and Mrs VI. Ormc Wilson In.
guests Included Miss Harriet Alexander
and Miss Harriet Post, and with Nj
and Mrs Robert l. Gerry were Mis-,
Carol Hartman and Miss Ethel Crrckcr
Among others in IN" audience wor,
Mrs. Richard Cambria, Miss Mldr,r
RiNes, Mr.. and Mrs. charles r. Nlcx
| ander. Miss Janetta Alexander Mis-,
Muricl Winthrop. Wadsworth LOWS
Mrs. william Post. Mr.. and Mrs T.. GRAZ
! Gr.swold, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Mot
| Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton FisN
| Webster, Miss Edith Wc,morc. Nj. an,
| Mrs Arthur g. James, Mr. and Mrs 7,
! Hayward Ferry, Mr., and Mrs, Lloyd :
| Bryce. Mr. and Mrs. j. Sergeant Cram
| Mr. and Mrs, r Fulton Cutting. Mis-!
! Ruth Cutting and Oliver Campbell.
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MRS. CLARK Welded
TO NEWPORT RECTOR
Bride Of the Rev. Frederic w.
Goodman Was Widow Of
j. Mitchell Clark.
ONLY RELATIVES ATTEND

Mrs Sarah Wood Clark. daughter Of
tho late Albert Rowland Wood and
widow Of J. Mitchell Clark Of Newport
Y. l.. and this city. was married TO the
Rev. Frederic w. Goodman yesterday In
the Church OF the Saviour. Philadelphia.
The Rev sidney Goodman. brother of
the bridegroom. performed the ceremony.
which was witnessed by relatives only
owing to the recent death OF the bride 8
brother. The bride wore a gown or
white crepe embroidered with dull crys-
tails and carried a bouquet OF lilies OF the
valley.
The bride Of yesterday was married in
London In 1900 to John Mitchell Clark.
son OF the late Right Rev Thomas
March Clark, who was the presiding
Bishop Of the House of Bishops as well
as being Bishop OF Rhode Island. Her
father was an inventor and composer
and her great-grardfather. Jethro Wood.
invented the cast iron plough for which
he was decorated by the Emperor OF
Russia. The bride herself is an inventor
Of the bibratone piano and she has the
distinction of being the only American to
have musical instrument OF permanent
exhibition in the Metropolitan Museum
OF Art Mr. Goodman has been for
seven years rector OF st. Mary's +. II.
Church of Newport. lie comes OF an
ecclesiastical family, one of his ances-
tors. the Rev. Gabriel Goodman. having
been Dean of Westminster in the reign
OF Queen Elizabeth.
j. Mitchell Clark built Gray Craig
Castle In Newport. one OF the most at
tractive places there, where he and Mrs.
Clark passed their summers for a num-
her OF years. She inherited the place
from her husband.
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Miss Kathryn N. Steele.

and, like her sister, she has chosen a
man who has distinguished himself In
the world of polo. Last February Miss
Steele went to California with her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milburn. Mr. Won Stade also being in the
party.
Miss Steele was introduced to society
about two years ago. when her parents
gave "A ball for her at SunrIdge Hall,
their country place In Westbury, l.. !.
The marriage OF her sister to Devereux
Mrburn was celebrated In Westbury on
November !, 1913 Miss Steele liz a
granddaughter OF the late =. Barton
French, her mother having been Miss
Mamie French Her father was for
years associated with the late j. Pier
pont Morgan in his banking concerns.
Mr.. Won Stade Is the son OF Frederick
II Won Stade OF this city. He was
graduated from Harvard in 1907 and
belongs to the Union, Racquet. Meadow
Brook, Piping Rock, kniCkerbocker.
Turf and Field and Riding clubs No
date has been set FOR the wedding.
It Is interesting To announce the en-
gaccment ~ yet another OF the famous
American polo players. Mr. and Mrs,
Horace r.. Andrews announced yester-
day the engagement OF their sister. Miss
Mollle Andrews Of this city. TO Louis
T.. Stoddard of New Haven. Conn Miss
Andrews IL daughter of tho lave Mr..
and Mrs, Samuel Andrews OF Cleveland,
Ohio and she In sister OF Mrs. Roy
A. Rainey. Mr., Stoddard IL "A whoever,
his wife, who died more than year
ago, having been Miss Rebecca Darling
ton OF PittsbHg. IA, lie Is a noted
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VAUDEVILLE AND BURLESQUE.
Lydia IOpoLovR Makes Two n Day
Debut at the Palace.

LYDIA LOpokova. the Russ an dancer,
made her vaudeville debut al the Palace
Theatre his week in classic dances.
Another feature is David Blspham. the
opera singer. and Victor Moore and
Emma Littlcfieid In Change Your Act
or Back 10 the Woods" Harrison Brock
bank I'm THE Drummer nj the 10Th"
Diamond and brennan in "Niftynon-
sense" the Misses Campbell. c. Aldo
Randcgger and the FL Rey Sisters COM
plete the bill
blossom Seely CMrs, Rube Marquard)
headlines he programme AZ Hammer
STEMS Victoria Theatre this week. and
the baseball fans give her a rousing
welcome Last night the Giants squad
attended the performance. Others are
Clara Morton, Junie McCree. II. l.. Gold
berg. Keno and Green, Muller and Stan
ley Joe and Lew Cooper, Sylvia Loyal
Miller and Vincent. MALTA Bart and
Company, Orville Stamm, Lockett and
Waldron. Bauers and Saunders and
IIll and Sylvauia.
Gertrude Hoffman, and her musical
revue holds the centre Of attention at
the Aihambra Theatre this week. Others
include Claud and Fannie Usher, Duffy
and Lorenzo, pipifaX and Panic, Adeline
and Francis the Dancing La Vars and
Charles Chaplin in comedy films,
Nine Bertha Ka!ch in Osslp Dy-
mow's Westminster country life playlet
THE Victim" is at the Colonial Theatre.
Others are Barnes and Crawford, Claire
Rochester the Avon Comedy Four, Irene
and Bobby Smith, Genia dAgarioff,
harytore. OF the petrograd Opera House
Towards dog and pony novelty and
Smith ana Austin.
The Watson Sisters are at the Column
h,a Theatre In a new two act burlesque
travesty called Morocco Bound full of
sprghtly humor and catchy music. The
east includes the Misses Kitty and
Fannie Watson supported by Ben
Pierce. Lew Williams. Al Hitler, Fay
Darling and Mabel Nahum. with a
large chorus Of girls
"Follles Of Pleasure is the title OF the
hnrlesque revue ~ tho Murray I'm The
atre this week, the principal feature OF
which is a sa'ir cal sketch called THE
Girl From Broadway" Nickie McCsbe
is tho leading comedian He Is assisted
by Tom McKcnneT Mona Raymond.
Violet Hilson. Sam Lewis and Glide J.
Rates
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GILBERT & SULLIVAN
'YEOMEN' IS REVIVED
De Wolf Hopper Pleascs Large
Audience at 48th st.
Theatre.
AS TUNEFUL AS OF YORE
"Yeomrn ~ the Guard"-At the Forty
eighth street Theatre.

''rhe Yoomen of the Guard was
added last night at the Forty-eighth
street Theatre to the list of Gilbert and
sullivan productions, which William A.
Brady has made, first with the Shu-
berts as "all star" and now by him
self with DcWolf Hopper Az the sou.
tary star. who has out shone the rest
In fact the Gilbert and Sullivan reper-
tory has almost at least for New
York. become Hopper repertory.
1t is doubtful perhaps If the "Yeo-
men" will ever rival In popularity "Tns
Mikado' or "Pinafore," hut it's music
is high In the list OF the Sullivan
works, it's concerted numbers are bril-
liant, and Mr.. Hoppers Jack Point ~ a
delicate bit of acting which shades from
excellent tomfoolery TO a really pathetic
touch at the close.
1t is said of the authors that they
feared the first night lest an audience
used to their work in a wholly farclcal
vein might resent the touch of drama in
the story of the strolling player who
sees his love won by a nobleman whom
she had married on the eve Of his
execution In order that he might leave
"A widow and she win n hundred crowns
Last nights performance was I'm
commonly we'll done on the part OF
the men performers in particular and
their work was greatly helped by a
tuneful and we'll trained chorus
and he made his Col Fdirfur. who is 10
lose his head on Tower Green. a pleasure
to the eve as well. Herbert Waterous
was a bluff Scrgt. Merrill. whose daugh.
ter Is In love with Col Fairfdr. but who
I ha
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stuart II. Moore.

Stuar: II Moore. 81, the publisher,
most OF whose life was passed in Brook
lyn, died on Sunday at his winter homo
in Pasadena, Cal. lie started in the
publishing business In 1879 under the
firm name Of $. II Moore 4 Co at ~
Park place, Manhattan. In 1855 he pub
lished the Ladies World. which three
years ago was merged with McCIure's
Nd0dsinc. He owned an estate known
as Quawksnest AT Cutchogue, l.. I. He
was lfe member of the Crescent Ath-
letic club Of Brooklyn, vice-presden. OF
the North Fork Country club OF Cut
"hogue and a member OF me Annandale
Country Club OF Pasadena. His wife.
three sons and daughter survive him
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NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Miss Emily Coo. n daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry r. Coe. Will be married
10 Harley l.. Stowell this afternoon Ia
Grace Church. A reception will follow
AT the home Of the brides parents, 8
East Tenth street.
At the home Of Mrs Prescott Han
Butler, 90 Park avenue. this afternoon
"A concert will be given for the benefit
OF the Cottage OF St John. Among the
artists Will he Miss Harriet Cady. pian-
ist. and Miss Maud Morgan. harpist
Miss Angela Roach daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph +. Roach, will be mar
rled TO Richard +. Carman, Jr.. OF this
city tomorrow at the home OF her
parents In Washington, ID. g.
Mrs. James H. Darlington and tho
Misses Eleanor and Kate f.. Darlington
OF Harrisburg. Pa, are at the Gotham
They will shortly go to their villa in
Newport, X !.
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In New York To-day.

Quill club, dinner, Hotel Manhattan,
$50 +. NJ,
New York Academy Of Medicine,
meeting on the quarantine station. II
West FortN-third street, = L. NJ
New York Local. Safety Council,
meeting, Railroad Y, NJ. c. A.. Park
avenue and Ffticth street, u. NJ
Council of jewish Women. meeting,
Temple ncth-El, 40 = NJ
pcuusylvaua Society, meeting, Wal
dorf- Astoria, : - NJ
American Geographical Society. meet
ing, Engineering societies Building, 20
West Thirty ninth street, : 30 i. NJ.
Theatre club breakfast, Hotel Aston.
Workmen's Compensation Service
Bureau, meeting. Hotel Aston 10 A. NJ.
American Newspaper Publishers Az.
ISOLATION, meeting, Waldorf Astoria,
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ED.

HAFF-A, EnElewood. y J. April 10.
Caroline Augusta, sister OF the late
Mrs. william y. Coe. In TIE eighty
sixth year ~ her age
Funeral private.
HOLT.--A, her home IA summit. y j.
sunday morning, April IS. Agnes white
Holt. wite ~ PhNo'us II Holt
Funeral services Mt calvary church.
summit. y j, on the arrival Of the
train leaving lobokcn .?o = ".
Wednesday, 2ist inst Intermsnt
private.
NISSAN ON sunday morning. April 10.
In his cighty-nf,h year. Samuel Ham
ilton Kissam. beloved husband of
Sarah Pinkney Nissan
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funcra, services At his la,s
residence. - West seventy. second
street, on Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock
KNIGHT ON Monday April 10. 1918.
Joseph Carry. son Of The late Judge
Jesse knight and MARY Ilezicp Knight
~ cheyenne. wyoming
Funeral service VII be nod At Christ
church chapel, seventy nrst street and
broadway, on TUESDAY afternoon At .
o'clock
MOORE stuart Hui ~ hts homo in
Pasadena ca. Ap~u -. In his sixty
IRIS; year
Nouce ~ furCra, later.
MRAVl.AG AZ Elizabeth, y J. April is
1915. victor Thilip som Of Dr. Victor
aud the late Lucy A. MravlaE. AGED
IS years.
Furcta. services AZ his late residence,
1909 Elsl Jersey street Elisabeth,
=. Tlc.iny evening. Apru 20, at
O'Clock.
NICHOLS Anthony boy, beloved husband
q Elizabeth Fr!nk and con OF tho late
pr Isaac \ N.,ho.s ana Josephine
Dcy ~ Nov AK, y J. IN tho 5sth
year or his ngr, al Winter PARK Fla.
April i. l?l5
Funeral services vii he ho't at N.
University Place Presbyterian church.
AZ Tenth street. TUESDAY morning at
900
SMITH -EycIvn wa-ron Arru -. vii.
e. Or + Montgomery Smith and
daughter OF pr. ant Mrs Henry Adams
Wa,dron, AZ Nowhurgh, y
Services a. 50 Georges church, New
lurcN. on TUrslly Apg,, 20. AZ 1880
= NJ ln'nru"ut At 'onyerience Of
family.
TlSDAIl.--F ttz Gerald, second nephew -
Prof Fits Gerald TisiaI sunday, April
IS in his twentv-siNth year.
Funeral "wednesday .priyo'o).
We'll jean. ON Monday, AorN - A. his
residence, 2l7 East ',t,h -'rc.'
So,ice Of funeral hereafter.
WHITE In San Francisco. ca, IN Apr
20 79i. Agnes Aver. WhNc - n
OAK Ri1gr r,"uu", summit \ j.
widow Of Jonr Evelyn "ait,
Funeral private.
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Tonight at the Strand Roof Garden
will he known as Columbia University
night" when the men OF the university
now appearing In ION Your way" Mt the
Aston Theatre will be the guests
Bird Millmau Las returned TO the
Ziegfeld Midnight Frollc atop the New
Amsterdam Theatre by arrangement
with Ringing Bros,
A mail order department has heen
established at the Globe Theatre to MI
out OF town orders for seats at chin
Chin performances
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geographical survey In India from 1877

geographical survey IN India from 1874
to 1882. He was a fellow OF the Geo
graphical Society and fellow Of the
Geological Society. lie married Miss
Lucy Marianne Days. daughter Of
Canon o. W. Davys. in 1882.
Among his published works are
Indian Tertiary Vertebrate" Geology
of Kashmir.' Catalogues OF Fossil
Mammals, Reptiles and Birds in the
British Museum ten volumes: PHASES
Of Animal Life" life and Rock" Geo
graphical History OF Mammals" Tho
Deer Of All Lands" "Wild oxen. Sheep
and Goats OF All Lands and The Horse
and Its Relatives"
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WILLS AND APPRAISAIS.

TRsA MESA HERNANDEZ, q Cuban
planter. who died ON November 90, 1905,
and lcCt the bulk of his estate In this
country, had property worth $3.50, ,G5.
hut OF this amount sea-, 400 goes 20 his
wife and is not taxable. because under
tho Spanish laws effective in cuba mt
the tim" the decodcnt died his widow
was entitled 70 half the property he &C
cumu'ptcd after his marriage ny this
ruling of the Surrogate hcquest "
s62,509 he left to the town OF Colon,
cuba, was reduced to sl,O3l The bulk
of his estate went to his family.
FREpERlCK V. DARE, who died in
Rrooklvn on April II. left an estate OF
"over $4,000" according to papers filed
Yesterday with the VIII or this his
wife. Laura A. Pare, is to get two-ffths
outright and thrcc-ffths in trust for two
children and "A grandchild
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'HoUBRAKEN PORTRAITS" sol.
sale Of First Editions and Prints
Realizes Al,279.2S.

In the library sale yesterday al the
Anderson Galleries. which included Miss
Mary Waddincton's and Judge Henry
Bischom's books. the best price was sol,
paid by g. = Murphy for No 2S3 the
"Houhraken Portraits" OF illustrious
persons OF Great Britain. printed IN
1855.
Other sales were: No 1872. Album NJ
Clvil War photographs to p. r. Madi-
gan FOR s~S No 146. Swiss views In
color 70 g Weyhe FOR $50: No 3O5,
eugraVlngs after Sir Thomas Lawrence.
and No -. "Courticrs and Favorites OF
Royalty" 10 : ". kit'rdge FOR $40
The total FOR the sessions Yesterday
was $l.270 -. The sale Will end to-
day.
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BOdma n-Barry.

MoSTCLAiR. y. j., April 10. 80 Miss
Julia Lord Barry. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Drummer Barry, SO South
Fullerton avenue. and Or. Edward
Whitney Rodman. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Bodman OF Chicago. III, were
married this afternoon at the home OF
the brides parents by the Rev. Edgar
:. Wiers, pastor OF Unity Church as
sisted by the Rev. Augustus Lord. a
cousin OF the bride. The bridesmaids
were Miss Edith Barry. a sister of the
bride. and Miss Virginia Chandler Miss
Ruth Gregory and Miss Dorothy Sterling
81 Chicago. The flower girl WAS Miss
Priscilla Kennedy. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Kennedy OF New York
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Observation-Disclosures.

Tho wedding Of Miss Bertha Kucls.
daughter OF the late Richard Kuck,
TO Edward r. Macdonald OF St George.
Staten Island. took place AZ noon yester-
day in Grace Church chantry. Only
relatives were present for the ceremony.
which was performed by the Rev. Benja-
min Washburn. Tho bride had her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Henry Kuck. as her
only attendant, and her brother. Henry
kuck. was best man. After tho cere-
mony there was wedding breakfast at
the Bitmore.
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GEORGE DEXTER EUSTIS.
Cincinnati Banker Dies In Roose-
welt Hospital Following Operation.

George Dexter Eustis. head of the
banking and brokerage firm of George
Eustis Il Co. of Cincinnati, ohio. died in
Roosevelt Hospital last night following
an operation for appendicitis performed
on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Eustis was one of the best known
financial men OF the middle West. lie
was born in Cincinnati In 1870. He was
a director OF the Little Miami Railroad
Company. a subsidiary OF the Pennsyl-
vana system, and vice-president OF the
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company.
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O'Brien Dutl~r's Irish Music.

A concert of Irish music composed by
O'Brien Butler was given last evening
in Aeolian Hall. Several songs and n
violin sonata were heard ana the second
part consisted OF excerpts from Mr.. But
ler's opera. "Mu.rgheis," which has been
performed In Europe The singers were
Nathania Kalish, soprano, Rose Bryant,
contralto: John Finncgan. tenor and
william Simmons. barytone. Tho vio-
lnist was Pietro Aria.
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Galeu &. Moses.

BATH. Me. April - -Galen g Moses.
70 years old, treasurer of tho Worumbo
MduufJoturiur Company ~ Lisbon Falls.
died in his home hore to-day. Since
1850 MIR Moses had been an ovorsecr Of
RoWdo.n College, from which he was
graduated I'm 1885, He was a director Of
tho First National Bank and gave this
city It's public library and Y NJ c. A.
building
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OBITUARY.
Mrs. Harriet ". OSgood

LENoX. Mass. April 10 Mrs Harriet
VI Osgood. widow % Brig -Gon. II. r
OsEood. T. $. \. died to-day In her
country home I'm Stephontowu. Y "
aged -. she was tho mother OF Major
Winnie Osgood. who was Killed IN the
cuban army In 1895. She leaves two
sons and two daughters
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A. the dinue~ which the Friars will
give 20 John Ringing at he Hotel Astor
on sunday evening May ., the speakers.
as announced yesterday. will be Irwin
Cobb. DE Wolf Hopper, Rennold Wolf,
George NJ Conan and Raymond Hitch
cock sam Harris, chairman of the din
yer committee. is arranging a surprise
entertainment.
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Harrison Fisk. out Of Rankruptcy

Harrison Grey Fiske, theatrical pro-
duc"r OF ~ West Fortieth street was
discharged from bankruptcy yesterday
by Judge Learned Hand, as no creditors
appeared IN opposition, His voluntary
petition flied on December 30 showed
liabilities Of s9i,l9s and nominal assets
Of s7S.J92
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KATHRYN N. STEELE
TO WED F. s. Won STADE
Daughter Of Financipr En-
gagged to Noted Polo
Player.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles steele an
nounced yesterday TO th"ir intimate
friends the engagement Of their daughter.
Miss Kathryn y. steele, 20 +. Skidiy
Won Stade Of this city The engagement
is of great interest, as both families
are widely known. Miss steele, like
merry Miss Nancy Steele, has been an
enthusiastic follower OF outdoor sports
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Joseph johnson.

NEW ROCHELLE April la-Ioseph
Johnson, IS. once well known contrac-
tor OF New York city, died to-day at the
home OF his daughter Mrs. +. Stanley
Ncwhorry. rs Hamilton avenue. Rochelle
Heights. He is survived by son and
n daughter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-20
Jean We'll.

Jean Well, president and treasurer 4
the Brewers Journal. Inc, Of Hudson
street. died yesterday a his home, al
Eas, i56th street. He had been CON
nected WIKI the BreuerS' journal since
II was founded in 1876.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-20
Leases Cottng. ut Newport.

De Rlos & Eldrldge have leased for
Cen Edward Morrolf OF Philadelphia
his cottage NJ DChre Point and Victoria
avenue. Newport, TO Mrs Fletcher Rysr
Of San Francisco.
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RICHARD LYDEKKER.
Death of Noted English Naturalist
and Traveller.

IoSpoN. April la,--Rirhard Lydckkcr,
tho naturalist, an extensive traveller
and writer on anima. life in various
countries, IL dead
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horseman and polo player and during
the international polo contest OF 1913
was substitute on the winning team for
j. Montgomery Waterbury, whose finger
was broken during the match. Mr..
Stoddsrd has fine place. Ten Acres.
Prospect Hi. New Haven. He was
graduated from Yale In 1899. He is "A
member OF the Racquet. University.
Meadow Brook. Rockaway Hunt and
Piping Rock clubs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-20

Mr. Lyirhher was horn In 1912 and
was educated AT Trinity College, Cam
bridge. lie was on tho STAFF OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-20

swift A. Company's sales ~ Beef In New
York titY for the week ending Saturday,
April lith, averaged as follows: Domestic
Beef, ll.3o cents per pound.-Adp.