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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
WILLS AND

ROBERT DPoUEr, actor, who died on
August II last. left no VIII Hair OF HIS
estate of Sl9,7l2 went 10 hts wife, MI
dred Drouet, and the other half was
divided between his mother. Mrs. Eliza
beth g. Drought. and his brother, James
O. Drought He owned 1870 shares OF
Diamond Match stock worth Sll9GO.
MANHEIM cons, who died on Sep
temher IS, 1912, left Si7,lil TO his wife
and children.
JouN JAY KNOx, who died on June 6,
1918, left s55,552 TO his wife, Mrs.
Florence VI, Knox OF Colorado SPRINGS,
co...
MARY +, MoULroN, who died on May
90, left $4,000 to her daughter, Mary
Louise LudeweIg
CoRNEtIA A EErLs, who died In Brook
Ign on March ! last, left a net estate 90
$l21,l5i6i, OF which a sister, ELLA :.
Gray, receives Sl05,lIiGi and a nephew
and niece get $500 each, the residue n
ne d'videl 0monG '&rce friends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
n, Y. U. CLASSES TO
GATHER ON HEIGHTS
Eirhtv-third Commencement
VIII start OFF With
Alumni Day.
DrLLETIN BOARD PUT Up

Sew York University will formally
src,, its eirhty-third commencement
,sek exercises this afternoon. when the
alumni Of the College Of Arts and Pure
e.ler,c will gather at University Heights
,or a reunion. The annual meetings of
tho Historical Society and OF Phi beta
Kama will also be held to-day.
Alumni day festivities will start at 1
,,.lock With n luncheon in the gym
,sslum. At this time cups will be
o,arded 10 the oldest graduate present
md to the person having made the
,onees, journey. The luncheon will be
,ollovsd by a short business meeting of
the ASSOCIATION,
During the afternoon the class OF
1904 Will unvcil the bronze bulletin
hard which has been put up in front
NJ tho library building. In 1902 an old
board which stood In the same place
was broken during n class rush. The
p-esept board Is given as r~eparation
Tor the damage one thirteen years ago
D.an Snow said yesterday afternoon
mat II all the classes were as conscien-
tious he would gladly see the gym
nasum demolished.
MANY OF the classes will appear in
costume and give some sort OF enter
tainment. There will be an athletic
NEE, bet the members OF the older
classes. The varsity baseball team will
nay Swarthmoree at , O'Clock. y
ON Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock DIR.
Malcolm James Macleod. pastor OF the
FIFTH Avenue Collegiate and Reformed
Church. will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon. The music will be supplied by
the choir Of All Souls Episcopal Church
under the direction OF Daniel r
ph'lllppi.
on Monday afternoon at I O'clock the
George Augustus Sandman prize orations
will be given and the presentation OF
KEYS to the new members OF the Phi
Beta Kappa society will take place.
The class day exercises of the grad
uating classes of the University College
and the schoo. OF applied science will be
hsld At ? o'clock Tuesday afternoon or
Battery Hi. The exercises will In
Guide the senior procession. the burial OF
class records, planting of ivy. the class
poems and the valedictory.
The exercises OF the d.
vision will be held at s o'clock. The
Macdonald prize declarations will be
given In :he evening too.
Wednesday will he commencement day
ard more han 700 students will be
graduated.
At 10 80 A. NJ. degrees will he con
ferred upon the candidates of the col.
lege OF arts and pure science, the schoo.
Of applied science, the Washington
Square College. the school of pedagogy
and the graduate school. The Rev. DR.
Lyman Abbott will deliver the address
Al | +. NJ. the chancellor will give
. luncheon to the candidates for honor.
AIRY degrees, the council, the women's
advisory committee, the faculty and
alumni.
At . 80 L. NJ will come the c%onferrinp
Of the honorary degrees. comforting 81
the degrees upon the candidates In the
law school. the university and Bellevue
Hospital Medical College. the New York
American Veterinary college and this
school Of commerce, accounts and
finance. Or. Elmer Ellsworth Brown
VIII address the students.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
JOHN S. GIBSON DEAD.
Was OmciaI Of the Psssaic valley
Sewerage Commission.

NEWARK, jun John 8. Gibson,
secretary and treasurer OF the Passaic
Valley Sewerage Commission. died from
a complication of diseases in his home,
a washington avenue. this evening. lie
was born in Sussex county sixty-slx
years ago. He was educated In the
schools OF Dover and afterward became
Comptroller o. that place. Subsequently
he came to Newark.
He was one OF the first men to en-
gage In the scheme of constructing a
twelve million dollar trunk sewer In
northern Jersey and ne was made sec
rotary and treasurer of the commission
when 1t was formed about ten years
ago. lie is urvived by his wife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
OPERA IN HARVARD STADIUM.
"sicsfricd" Is Enjoyed Outdoors by
crowd of 10000.

RosroN. June About 10000 per-
sons attended the outdoor performance
Of Wagner's pastoral opera "Siegfried'
IN tho Harvard stadium tonight al
thours the sky was overcast. The
singers acquitted themselves we'll and
the audience W. evidence of enjoyment.
The performance began at 1880
o'clock. After the first act there was an
intermission OF half an hour for supper
chiefly 20 accommodate those from out OF
town. The covered stage. which was
1876 feet wide and 60 feet deep, was at
the open end of the stadium. Boxes and
orchestra seats covered the football
gridiron and the balcony" comprised
the rising tiers OF the coliseum. The
cast was headed by Mines. Gadski and
Schumann-iIeink, while Gluck. Albert
Reiss, Clarence Whitehill. Otto Gorltz,
Basil Ruysdael and Johannes Sembach
Of the Metropolitan opera Company also
took part.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
SUFFRAGE ACTIVITIES
IN NEW YORK TO-DAY
MEMS LEAGUE FOR WOMAN sUF-
RAG

MEMS LEAGUE FOR WOMAN sUF-
FRAGE.
slS p. M.-Men's League for Woman
Suffrage. Twenty-third Assembly dis
trici, Manhattan. street meeting. l46th
street and Broadway.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PARTY.
T.. M.-Eighth Assembly district.
Manhattan. street meeting at DO De-
lancey street.
$40 =. M-Manhsttsn suffrage meet
ing at the entrance to stadium Of City
College, i3sth street and Amsterdam
avenue.
wOMEN'S POLITICAL UNION.
1890 +. M.-Roving Shop winner"
Fourteenth street and Irving place.
I. MIR. Mary Halton and Miss
Mildred Taylor.
Noon-Twentieth senate district,
street meeting. il6th stree, and Fifth
avenue.
; +. M.-seventeenth Senate district.
street meeting. Fifth avenue and
Thlrty-seventh street.
y. M-Sisteenth Senate district.
street meeting. Bioomingdale's. Fifty
ninth street and Third avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05

Charles " Bowen. a retired promoter,
who served as Colonel In Picketrs
brigade in the civil war. died yesterday
In the Washington Heights Hospital Of
paralysis. He was ~ years old and had
been an invalid for about five years.
He was born in Cincinnati and educated
at the Virginia Military Institute. When
the war began he volunteered and ad-
vanced 10 the rank OF Colonel. He re-
tired from business about fifteen years
and is survived by three sons. Will
lam H., Il. J. and r. II. Bowen OF Chit
cago; two daughters Mrs. Carrie T..
Kingshury n Mrs. Cora L. Dyer Of
New York, and his wife. Sarah. whose
home Is at los Audubon avenue.
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DIED.

BARNETT William George. dearly b.
loved husband 90 Mary Inmen Jackson.
aged ~ years, suddenly, az Ryc. y v.
on June 4
Furcral services A. Christ church. nv,
ON SUNDAY. June Is. At 500 = " IN.
tern"nt p@r!v1'. London ana phiro
d"'ph't pap''s please copy
BLAIR-On June ?. NJ hts hone r East
six,y-frst street, after "A h-!of Illness
De wat CliHton Blair, In hl. eighty.
second year
Fuu'ra. seryire WI, h. held a, 4 F..,
siNty-nrst street on soturt,". June 3
NJ noon, ln'crncnt a. tho cony onlenc.
OF tho family. l. g. reques ci ina, No
rowcrs be- sent
BOWWAS Austin Io-t. husr,ni ~ Ne.
lie Hcacer. on Thursday. Jgne p. l9i..
at hts residence. al West laarh s,rsar
IN hls N''y-'airl year
Funeral services Monday, Juno : 'a,,
AZ ~ A. N, NJ the Church NJ our
Indy NJ Hop", locth street. near River
st1e Drive
BURNFT Suddenly. on June T. 1918. a.
hi' residence lu Now York 100. jacob
~ Burnett suu ~ tho a. Jacob =
nn1 Annie <. Rurret ~ Cincinnati
Onto, IN his 'h'rtv-ulnth E,,r
Funeral and ir'crmont, Watch nv,
Rhode Is'0uA
G0ID-on June , 1918. Msrpo-o, sNodd
COW. wife ~ Cornelius u Gp'I.
Funeral sarv'r" 1854 he hclr . inc Jaw
81, o' Washington. Conn. ari ,n,-r.
mont there.
HIGGINS pr. John II.
Funeral services az his homo to scwa-cn.
J, on sunday, Jguo G.. l,i-. az 1850
o'clock =. NJ Train leascs Jersey
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NOT IN CENTURY PROJECT.
KIaw a ErIanger VIII Only dc
Outside Bookings Of Plays.

To correct IN erroneous impression
as TO the extent to which they will b
interested in the new Century Music
Hall Klaw 4 Granger stated yesterday
that they would book the productions
OF the new project. but otherwise would
not be financially Interested, The state
ment
at has been announced in some quar-
ters that we will nave an interest in
the proposed Century Music Hall produc-
lions. This Is an error We expect to
book Mr.. Wayburn's plays II he should
desire time outside OF New York after
they have finished their runs at the Cen
fury Music Hall. Beyond this we have
no interest In the productions"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05

James r. Ely, formerly an Assistant
District Attorney, who died on May %
last, I'D not leave a will. His son. David
jay Ely. applied for letters of admits
tration in the Surrogtte's Court ycsIer-
day. He said the dcCelcut left per
sonal property worth SIG2.S sol ana real
estate valued at $39.35o. making a total
estnte of more than soon. Mnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
BENJAMIN r. Allen.

Benjamin +. Allen. who had been the
chief manager OF the Rescue Mission,
In Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn. for more
than twenty years, died on Thursday at
his home. 76O East Twenty-second street.
Flatbush. lie led most of the meetings
In the mission and contributed largely 10
It's support. He had been employed by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for
nifty years when he retired ten years
ago. He is survived by his wife. who
is treasurer OF the Rescue Mission, and
two daughters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
Plays and Players.

At the Nelshborhood Playhouse to-
morrow night the Neighhorhood Play
ers will present The Waldies," a com
cdy In three acts, by j. W. lIanlen, for
It's first American production.
The Washington Square Players, who
closed their season at the BandbpX
Theatre last Monday, viii go to Phlla-
delphia for two performances to-mor-
row at The LlttLA Theatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05

H~AcKENsAcK, y. j., June John II.
Van Blarcom, for many years "A cloth
expert employed by A. T stewart OF
New York, died in the Hackensack Hos
pital early this morning. lie was IS
years old n leaves a wife. two IONS
and two daughters. He was a son OF
no late Sheriff Jacob T.. Van Blarcom.
The family home was in R!dgewood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
MRS. HEGEMAN LEFT S245,s $50.
Entire Amount Goes to Uusban MI.
Insurance Co. Head.

MAMARoNECK, June 4-Accordinr 10
the report Of Transfer Tax Appraiser
william 9. Clark. filed to-day, tho late
Mrs. Evelyn Lyon HeGCman. wife of
John II. Hegeman, president of the Met
ropol!tan Insurance Company, left a tax
able estate Of s2i5.9jG, which Is inner
tied by her husband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05

WUIrT PLAINS, y. Y, June a pei
ton for letters Of administration on the
estate of Frank V. Kc'cham OF Youkcrs
was Ned with Surrogate SAWYER to-day
by W!il!dm J.. ketcham. a brother. Tho
value OF the estate is ahou. $50. oOO.
The heirs, IN addition 20 the petitioner.
are Mrs, Mary A, Kctcham, the mo her :
Lulu Eetcham, a sister. and Charles II.
kctcham, another brother.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05

Philip Klein. son Of Charles Klein.
Tho playwright, who was lost on the
l.uS.tauia, got permission Yesterday from
Surrogate cohalau 20 search FOR his
fathers will. which he believes "a In n
box that vas kept by his father at the
Commercial safe Deposit Company,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
sheddeu-Taube.

MoSrctAIR. ". j.. June 4~.-Announce-
was made to-day OF the marriage OF
Miss Margery Taube. daughter Of Count
Henning Taube OF "a Prospect avenue,
and John shepard Shedden of Platts-
burg. y. Y. The wedding took place
On May 20 AZ the summer home of the
Tauhes at Lake George, y. Y. The
Rev. DR.. Frank Nelson OF Cincinnati,
ohio. performed the ceremony.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
Townsend Lawrence 10 We'd.

Townsend Lawrence, n member Of the
stock Exchange. and Mrs. Caroline l..
lrown got n marriage license in the
Municipal building yesterday, Mr.. Law
renee is 43 years old and Mrs. brown
Is -. Sho is a daughter Of Harry Law
renee Bogcrt, The marriage Will takc
on June 10 in tho Church Of the
Heavenly Rest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
Many Beauests by II. y. wyant.

Hiram r. Wyant, Who died IN BroOk-
lyn on February 81. left n net estate
OF s2~32.9s5St. A nephew. Leonard C..
Wyapt, gets sis,62s47 and three other
nephews and two nieces get s3o.oos.47
each. sixteen friends and relatives by
marriage receive legncies OF from 500
to $1,000. The Spencer Memorial
Church gets $4,000 and the American
Bible Society $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
John Busch.

John Busch, n civil war veteran. dicd
ON Thursday AZ his home, li3 S'oo'hofr
avenue. Richmond Iiill. Queens. lie was
6s years Old and was born In New York
clty. For many wears he was jani'or
Of Public School &c. His wife. two sons
and two ~daushters survive him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05

Royal Land Company. died on Thursday
at his home. 50 Lererts place. Brook
lyn. He was one OF the organizers Of
the Apollo Club and one OF the early
members OF the Brooklyn Union League
club. His wife. three sons and n daugh-
ter survive him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
The Rev. Father T.. j.. News.

NORFOLK, June 4-The Rev. Father
Edward J. News, formerly OF Philadel-
phia. for several years chaplain NJ ~.
Nincent's Hospital here, died today
after an Illness Of several months. lie
WAS born IN ireland soventy-two years
ago but until the time he was taken
III he celebrated mass every day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
andso Of Sampson Wins Prize.

simpson Scott, the rfteen-year-oId son
,r.,ap' Henry II. Scott. Y. S. A. re-
meu' ana a grandson Of Admiral Samp-
s..Is me winner OF "A gold medal pre-
sented by the alumni OF Horace Mann
School TO the best all around man" In
"s graduating class.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-05
THE SEAGOERS.
american Liner Philadelphia Car
rirs Nnny To Europe.

Sailing to-day by tho American liner
Philadelphia for Liverpool
Gror-c Alexander Robert wn',horn.
T \ Btliautyne Mrs sam HuEhcs.
Mr and Mrs. George louis Nethorsole.
william II Carpenter plant ~
Mr. and Mrs A 5 Cant FRITZ Olson
Draper Mr. and Mrs T. W.
George II Fitch. Porter
MIR and Mrs AlcNan- Ms { Y schuyler.
der FlemIug. Prof HaSCwell Smith
Sir Johnston Forhes- Dr G ". stone.
GO. fsnu. Miss %Iiratrtrc Terry
Mr. and Mrs George Cant Donald Todd.
\ Castor. + l.. Waldo
Mr. and Mira, II F, Tho Rev Lewis Wi.
Mr. Any Guest. Dr. Allan NJ yeates.
Arthur n. Guinness Lady Norkc
Morton HarEravo
BY tho Italian liner Duca dogli
Abru2zi for the Mediterranean
Mrs. Lucrc2ia Bori hrs + Howell New.
Mr. and Mrs Charles man
4. Carver. Mar,rllo piaccntini.
John II Cover. = Rcnih Rigs
Prof Ettore Ferrari Can't Luigi stella
i. A. Livingston. Or Erne=i Wernest.
Ernrstu Nathan. Baron Giuseppe HczZa
by the French liner Espagne for Bpr-
deauX:
Edward Bcment, Emilio Ferrrr y Plea,
Count Ramon Balbiant hia
Mr.. and Mrs. A j Owen johnson.
CTaw ford. Wl'uaEr X kuohloch,
DR. W. Drcyfus, u r Rogers.
For ports of the Caribbean by tho
United Fruit steamship Tenadores:
clifford d Ham " J, Spalding
Or. Henry 5 GOldinE Frank II Norris
Mr. and Mrs, J, L. MIR and Mrs II II.
Roberts. WiliOrd
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
Qsrrp Q. ebOe an eut,rpriT, 3 B

perrp Q. sbOs an euisrpriis 9. 0
Co.. $1,000.
Do. on Wlnsrs q. Cooper, $1700.
i5reb. Sippsl an Sune Gireef Z
2. II. g. Co.. $1,000.
Wdrp MeHernep an pearl Ulorts
gant. $4,000.
Jpbn N. Bed an QilIien ID. Rsn
ner, $6666.66.
eIisabttb .. Ghdsfer an a. Warl
9. II. 6. Co.. $1,000.
GetiIsts 6ppotbsien.
glmeIin g. e1iott an glsmere 3
u. 9. Co.. $3.50.
abomas z. eaipti an bo., $500.
4meIid 6. elliott an TO-, $3.50.
Ri6drb 6nmmonb an Sout6ern
Ohio 6. u. z. Co.. 5000.
SObn $. sosbutn an Star g. a.,
Yo. 3 SO, $500.
Carrie WfDonaHs an garrieG Gboms
berloin, $500.
ifrunf Sfmibt ir. an atias g. u.
9. Co.. $1,000.
Benjamin y. Barter an Sanss R.
Cannon, 1920.
Waltrr g. gonn.a an Cartilage g.
u. 6. a.. $500.
pauline GhseIer an Qusuft O.
gainmerlin. $500.
adtie WiobIsnidnlp all Stnnbaro
3. Il. 6. 60, $500.
anna 1rant on Rpunb Gtrset 3.
u. u. 6. 60. $500.
iSraHcis 8. Cur an Glmipoob s]Iars
9. u. .. Co.. $1,000.
BAL. Q. Gtsinle an Winton place
q. II. g. Co.. $500.
amonba Neirntr on Suutbsrn
Ohio 6. II. z. Co., $1,000.
ytora 6. Broom on Gbdronpi[s
9. II. g. Co.. $4,000.
auauita Rotber an Msntor 6. u.
3. Co., $l500.
aIbert Sispens an DO, 500.
Wlorp 6. 9ugsau an Glenn .. u.
9. a.. $1,000.
glaub SuIl an bO., $2O50.
MaIter Drills an 9urpep Grtel.
$3.50.
ellie R. 0uunbausr an WsIt Gnb
3. II. 2. Co.. S240O.
Sarub g. GIepsIanb an aouifs
eeibins, $500.
Samss q. safi on ROnard Q. II.
2. u. Co., $325o.
OaDiO g. GOsIiua an GbiuarS 6.
Drdh. $415.
eIisubetb 3Deifsl an ssnrp gObns,
1920.
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Oeisenthames '!Sppstb.ien
Reu eingetraaen.

eingstrdgen
sFunnis S9ub an GlmDoob aplacs
9. II. 3. Co.. $3.50.
2Ouis gu6olb an b., $1,000.
Charles 9. garter an German
2lmeriean 6. u. 3. Co.. $1,000.
einna Roesele an Carl 0. 8. arug.
$1,000.
Rarp Misnsr an wlilforb 3. u. 6.
Co.. $2500.
Samuel 9. Subor an aib,raI 6.
Il. 3. Co., $1,000.
Benjamin +. Barter on Samss R.
Cannon, $50.
Wlurp g. 9ussdH an 9Isnn Q. u.
g. a.. $4367. .25.
aatis mObIsntamp an Sianbarb
Q. u. g. Co.. $3.50.
ssofspb G. Sbiem an Gcutberu
ObiO 6. u. &. Co., $500.
eouis g. @oobpdrb an Sba R.
Riabtmire. $1,000. :
amsIis g. Gniut. an Gismsrs @. u.
g. Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-10
Sic admpfs i'm arssnnsr.ss ssaIO

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eri6iitiert burd bic bisbsriasn Ram
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ut ihren bsrnn9stommensn ReIerben
II bsftissn Gesenit0bsn anftbisn, nm {
as otrlorsns 0diHbc iDi,bsr3usepin.
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