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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-30
EARLY ARRIVALS AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, y. j., June 29.-The weather
has very cool and pleasant for the past few days
The beach ua. been covered with people aud Oeeanaye.
constantly flied with beautiful equppages The number
of bathers has not been very large as yet
Tie scarboro, the new family hotel, al Ocean ant
So. IA Bathayes opened Oh saturday 1t 10 very land
sOmey furnished thIOus bout
fifteen trains each way daily on the Ne ~
York aud Long Branch Railroad, and each way
over the New-Jersey SOUTH Railway by boat TO Sanuy
Hook This gives the visitors TO Long Branch much bet
ter facilities than they have bad in former years.
JOSEPH stickney and family, Of New-York. occupy
ing one OF John Hoey's cottages III Cedar-ave.
r. T. Winthrop and family are their cottage at Elbe
Frederic A Potts and family oiAnnaldal, n j., are
at their cottage al Monmouth Beach.
william +. Brown. Of Brown Brothers is spending the
summer .t shrewsbury.
D. D. williamson aid family, Of NewYork, are among
the guests at the Club House, at Monmouth Beach
General X. Porter aud family settled for the
season in their cottage at Elberol
Among the latest arrivals at the Ocean Hotel arc d
DnkelApoil, Mrs. T. A. Philbn, Miss i. C. Philbn. Mrs
Hoetung, Joseph Prator. Mr.. and Mrs Kossuth Marx
Major Frank Jones, Of New-YorK. Nathan Randolph OF
Washington d. Co l. h. Hartley, q. A. PendetOn Will
lam DoyI ana wife, James l.. duncan and wife, Homer
wright vile and SON. j. H. McCloy, OF PtsOurg, Penn,
y b. scott md wife. c. W. BrockheIner and wife, Of
Wheeling Nest Va
m gid HOad.ey and FAMILY OF EngeWoodi y. d.
arc .er handsome cottage in Occan-aVe., Low Moor
Tie cottage of F. q. Burnnam, In Ocean-ive. Mon
mouth Beach occupied this season By e. j. C4nda and
family. OF New-NOrk
one OF the cottages Of Fletcher Harper at Monmouth
Beach Is occupied by joseph K QuimDy and family, of
New-York and other BY h. Lauer and family also OF
NeB-Iork
Tn Atlantic Hotel is filing up rapidly. Among the
latest arrivals are r. f. Fischer H. L. PercY, J. W. Prin
gle and wife J. ". Feoter aud fam Il Parsons Of
New York the Rev c. Stewart, OF NewOrleans; Miss
McAic hae Of Brooklyn J. A. Booth, Joseph NJ wilson
and VIE and Mss sue WILSON, Mrs J. Stra bridge and
Miss straw bridge, OF philadelphia.
Brayion Ives cx-prcsident OF the stock Exchange
AM family " Ne-Y JrK. settled at their cottage ut
Monmouth Beach.
John NcKisson ST. and family are at their hne cottage
al Monmouth Beach TINS cottage was built ana Owned
for some lime By Jay Could
Ex-Aldermau Thomas Conan and family, OF AeT-fork,
are al the ocean HOJeL
The Unllod States Hotel has been rep1intod llgnt
green tat with trimmings Of dark red
Mrs. Theodore Eunyon and Miss NJ Runyon, the wife
and daughter OF Chancellor RunyOn, are at the Atlantic
The cottage Of Charles J. Osborne, in OceanAye, Mon
mouth BE lch. Is occupied By william Henrques anu
family, OF New-York.
The family Of Charles Minzesheimer OF New-forE are
now ooeup,ing their cottage o. Ocean and Pavilion
ayes This cottage xa rebuilt last winter, and II 10 now
one Of the Gnest on the front
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WORKlNGMEN ORGANIZING.

BosTON, June 29.-Representatiyes of the
Trades Unions Of the State held convention yesterday
for the purpose Of forming a State Trades and
Labor Organization Delegates were present represent
in the Typographical, Spnners and Weayers Granite
Cutters stone Mas0ns, Laslers', and Mule spinners
unions the Helping Hand Assembly, and Knights OF
Labor chiefly from Fall River Lynn, Cambridge Law
renee and places in that portion of the state r.
X Foster, OF Central Trades and Labor
Uuion was chosen permanent President Il was
voted TO form organization 10 ne
inoVn IA the Federation OF Trades ami
labor Unions OF the state Massachusetts,. The plat
form of principles Education by the state; nOn-cn-
Dioyueut of children under Twelve eight hours day
contract labor prisons conspiracy laws; SAM
v regulations factories and the passage OF laws
lg employers responsible for accidents caused by
the r negligence.
About o'clock this afternoon the officials OF the Bos-
ton and Lowell and Concord Railroads announced 70
the striking reiguth4nders tnat their pay would De
rais. 10 II 30 per day and work Vas immediately re
sumed by tue strikers.
The officers OF Eastern Railroad. whose freight
handlers .uded 10 quit work Tonight, also Increased
tie nay " 2 %, aud Will continue AS usual.
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EXPLOSITE KEROSENE OIL.
THP LAW THAT ToRBIDs IFS SALE SOON To G.
INTO EFFLCT.

TIP LAW THAT FORBIDs IFS SALE SOON TO GO
INTO EFFLCT
ALBANY June 29.-The State Board OF
Health that public attention should be called
u the Feuncr law against the sale Of Illuminating oils
below q certain standard. The Law goes INTO effect
August g. II was drawn up by Assemblyman Fenner,
OF Chautauqua County and amended IN impOrta Mt
particulars at the suggestion Of Governor Cornell
that gentlemen may be credited with the author
ship Of the law.
provides that illuminating oils that give off
plOsve vapor that Will flash a temperature below
10Oo Fahrenheit shall be used for lighting purposes
and that oils which ignite and burn az temperate
less than 5000 Fahrenheit shall used upon rail
The only exceptions made the OF oils that be-
low the standard are those whore they
trolcd by mechanism that securely vapOrizes them
Dis that suspected b. below The standard
Examined by the four analysts OF the state Board OF
Health. That some examination II Kerosene and other
Illuminating OILS ls necessary Is obvious. The news
papers daily contain the record VI
The explosion o. oils below the standard. IL should be
said that The wcl-knOwn dealers manufactured an oil
above tue standard before the passage Of the law and
hat the persons who mauulac gcrOus oils
small dealers ambltiOu. 10 make money swiftly. Dr.
Elisha Harris the secretary Oi the state Board Of
Health. stated to-day that % the oils advertised
pOn--XF Osivr highly explosive. The Board intended
- stric enforce lie and would call the attention
O. SUI local DOdrls 10 Ns PROVISIONS.
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IRON WORKERS YIELDING.

P1TTsBURG, June 29-Au official oil the AInalgnnated
Association has written letter denying tina, the return
70 the old wages by the workmen Of Kirkpatrick Co.
Leechburg mill can be considered q back-dCwI. He
says that that firm was given the priv'i 'ee OF
striking out fifty cents per extra for not cinder
fire." but the committees OF the local lodge allowed
nearly all the other demands to be stricken of in viola
ton OF their ructons from headquarters, which we're
10 leave all rest il allegiance until the arrival OF
President f., eft. An investigation has been called
for and the affair viii De fully investigated By the as
socaton and in all probability the Leech0urg men viii
be cred 10 work again and insist their orig
ina demands.
Manufacturers stu are Of the opinion that this
is the first step Of the association
In gracefully retiring from the field 1t
ha been found out thai the convention OF fin
ish.r. 20 he neld IN this city July D. proposition
wi Dr submitted en.ing The strike without further
deltv here small but Influential class OF men whose
wages average Slj aud go per week, who viii
make strong efforts IN the convention 70 break away
from the Amalg1macd Association, but Il Is predicted
fa they will succeed. IL lr believed however, that
1rlIniLatOn will be deprived OF their moral support
loo at.cr
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THE SOUTH CAEOLiNA LEGISLATURE

COLUMBIA, s. C., June 29.-The Legislature
in open session Is fspOsng OF several bills OF minor i'm
pOrtance the principal portion Of the time being devoted
TO caucusing the different plans submitted for
districtng What is known the Dibbel plan" being
that prepared by Samuel Dbbel, the the
cent Congressional case Of Mackey against Dbbe
submitted last night, and the when II thought
Will be adopted with some notifications. IL
the districts without reference county lines. The
Democrats will probably control i've OF the districts
under the Dibbe plan. As the redstrctlng is
perfected. the egslture will drop all other business
and adjourn The registration law viii be amended
in various ways, to render the explicit One of
the sections Of the supplementary act provides for a
OF not less than 500 than $1,000, and mpris-
oninent for not less than six months than
years, for any who SHAH interfere with OBJ
struc the supervisors IN the discharge Of duties
The bill 20 declare the law reference the OF
forming jurles IN criminal the provides
tnat In all criminal trials felOnies,
entitled under the laws now in force only per-
emptJry challenges. and Is not entitled 10 demand that
any juror sha stand aside except upon the peremptOry
challenge on the part OF the State Tor good
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NOTES OF TRAVEL.

LAKE LUzERNE, y. Y, June 29.-The ad-
guard of the hera OF summer travel has already
assembled The grades wch lead from the level Of tide
water TO the lofest SUBMITS Of the mountains Of the
State Of New-York Saratoga one Of the glteways to
the Adifondack the day OF its opening or rather the
opening day Of the Grand Urion Hoe hai representa-
lives ON England, Australia, France and ChcagO-the
four great divisions Of globeas the Chicago
put Here also. at Lake LuZerne the pioneers Of the
army have made their debut for the season Of 3d.
and, besides the irregular bands that begin TO I'LL uD
ng-hou.e COTTAGE and hotel, the following party
arrived at Lake uzerne Monday attend the opening
Of the Wayslde Hotel T. o. Perrin, Clerk OF the Court
~ Appeals. Albany and Miss Perrin, George +. Dan
forth. Mrs aud Miss DanOrh, TneO ore Miller and Ms
Miller, o. Hudson, T. NJ. Finch AMI Miss Finch, Of
Ithaca, Robert Earl and Mis-. Earl, OF Heramer,
Charles = Lester and family, of >ara.Oga, NArt Les
ter. Mr. Hilton, or N"wYOrk. Miss WalOndge, OF sara
Oga, and Gorham Parks. OF Albany,
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Posi- Omee Nofice.

The foreign mails lJt ths week entinx SATURDAY.
Juy !. 1851 val close AZ ths Odce TUESDAY. az
IL a. Tor Europe ~ s.flnsIp Wisconsin queens.
town; on WEDN tSD L, AZ II for tiermanv. Nv
steamship NeckAf southampton ami Bremen
other
per AMI al II A. europe, by Steamship
tha via Queenstown letters France directed
per scy ina ana at Tor France digeo ~ steamship
~ German. Va haYro, on Thu tSDAA, 40 - a. zoe
r. germany steamship Mestphail, VA ptym-
Outh CherOOurg ana Hamburg letters ain al
Otnv EurOp ,Ini must be ERECTED
and Al i;3O p M, Tor Europe ny steamship Heplblc va
Queenstown on SATURDAY a. M, scotland direct
b. steamship crcassiA, via glasgow "a M. Tor ser.
many &C ~ steamship sneiu VIA southampton ard Bremrn
eters TOR rc Ain and Otnar European tines ausI
be dlrotd per Hhcln and al y. Europe 1y cam.
direct. ov steamship ashland Via Antwerp The mans or
NcW.Vundlanu, steamship AiallUra, on MOI May
Tue mails Tor Jalalc lurA' LsAnI a. e. -ant
&C. by stram-hlp Nlyo, close 40 SpAY a. 10 A IN ina
malls Tor NeueLueIa AMI o. slsamsaip Ialruc0
close on WEDNESDAY at a The mails or iexeo ~
New orleans clOse GA " EDN s.SDAN SOn m rnr ma
for Newiouudlnd ana 81 Plarre queiou alfax cls
on fBN t.'sDAN al $50 The O. Rermuia nv
ste tui-hip Oriuoeu close On til DAY u
mails Tor cuba ana Porto ie0 steamship CITY o.
a. co,r on III oDAA AZ l5O The nalIs tor Plrf
Brazil by steamship An1rOse ON FtlDAY al d "a n,
The malls Tor Aspnwau ami PAcine bv ss.tushn
anu inc b" est indies b! steamship Newport close on ~
UhDAl al lbOl The luuras and LAWN.
siOn VA NeN-Or4ctuA. CLOS" SATURDAY al 1870 N M
The mail, Tor CHINA and Japan Francisco cos. II
Al ~ ihe mails Tor Australia &C. VIA san Francesca
close Jay D. al y M
HENRY q. Pearson; Postmsster
FsssOAee, No"-lOrk. June "a. 1904
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Exr1zs1cl1<1z<1 -
DIED.
BRADLEY-Suddenlg. :. L. Bralie
NOtlCe of mnerlI n.-ltftar

BRADLEY-Suddenly :, L. Bradley.
Notice Of tunerli ua~tttter
BAS,INGER In Arlington = J., Of paralysis. Mrs sarah
Bassnger widow Of Cue late g0r B. Basin ger aged
30 years
residence 10 o'clock Friday
morning.
CkANE-suddenly, at Montciair " j. June b 1882 Mat
thits Crane, IN the y ST year OIL his
Re aves ant friends the family respectfully invited %
attend the from Late resAsnce saturday
J. at2 OcOck y. IA.
IntermeBt ~ R0sedale Cemetery
GRECO Nj kisco. y. y. Tuesday June 27. after
brief Illness. IRA W In the ca year age
Friends and acuantan yctiuy invite attend
the funeral insOn Place r.. Church on
Friday. June 30, Al Z3 D. III
PUGsLEl Jane 20, Of pentonis. Jacob Pugsey Of
ford y. Y, aged ~ years
SOUTHWORTH-At his residence New Haven. Conn,
Thursday une 30 1852, Wells south Orh the sd
year OF ms
Fun. services at the Park Church West Springfield Mass
saturday July !, al 100 y N.
STOUr-In this CIV. Wodnes lay 25th inst. William
stout. son Of th Ie Richard ~tiut
Funeral MS residence No. 81 3tthst
urlay. July l. Al p M.
Frienls are requested not to send flowers.
WALKERAt her residence No "a East 3Sd-st this city
sarah A. Breese widow O Thomas X. walker OF Uuca
Relatives and trends invited
vices al her late residence GA Friday, al O'Clock D.
Interment at UucA
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SUMMER LEISURE.
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, X. l., June 29.-A needed shower
yesterday laid the dust.
DR. W. Argyle Watson and Mrs. August Belmont, OF
NewYork. have arrived at their cottages.
Commodore Rhind U. 8. n; Medical Director GihOn,
u g. n; Captain Bradford, .. s. N; Paymaster Deuni-
son, U. s. N; and Commander Henry L. Howison. U. $.
N. at the Aquidneck
Polo skates will presented at the Skating Rink
Saturday evening for the first time during the present
Season.
William Richards. the artist has taken posse ssic OF
his new sImiAer residence on Cunanicut Il and.
Edmund Dresden. Of London has arrived and taken
the Smith cottage Belevue-ave
NJ p Henry, Of Philadelphia, has arrived at his cot
tage the Point.
n has been decided not 10 have Sunday evening con-
certs at the Casino during the season.
g. G. Follansbee. OF California; Dr. W. IL Bullen, Mrs
c. Bennett and DR.. Wilton Jay and wife, Of Chicago, are
among the late arrivals
The harbor IL dotted with yachts
Colonel G. E. Leighton OF ST. Louis has arrived at the
Lieber cottage Rhode Island-ave
Professor G. W shields, Of Princeton College, and Pro
fessors Gibbs Eusts and Cook Of Harvard College have
al their cottages
GEORGE L. Schuyler, Of New.York has arrived at the
Eyre cottage on Beach-st
Pierre Lorlllard OF New-York is at Ochre Point His
steam yacht Radha is in the harhor
F. r Morse, Of Boston, is at the Weaver cottage on
Morri. X Jesup, Of New-York is occupying the Kane
cottage on Bel.cYuc-aye.
Royal Phelps OF New York; Hollis Hunnewel OF Bos-
tor; and Or. william Pepper, Of Philadelphia, have ar
rived at their cottages.
Augustus Hoppn, the artist, Is in town.
L. ID. Bolt OF Boston, has leased "Longacre" on
Bench--t TO F. F. Dut9n, the publisher, of New-iork
William X. Thorn. Of New-YOrk, who has spent about
$4,000 IN improving the Greene estate, Narragan-
sctt ave-, has named II "StOneIegh."
Ex-Mayor Prince OF Boston, is occupying the Hayward
cottage kay-st.
cottage b about 900 is being built Belle
vue-aye. for william starr Miller, OF Ncw-YOrk
La G arrivals include the following:
AqltidHeck Housed. T. Kendrick G. W. Bartholomew
c. H. Waite ana vie, Boston; George Wni lock, Bat
more john VI. Mcclellan, Of Philade phia George ".
bigman. L. :. y. and wife J. Geraghty, NJ Collin and
vile. f. smith, G. W. smith, NewYOrk.
OcedH HOUSs-M. Hook j. G. CrameT Lucius Lyon and
wife. New-YorS; G. H. Joy and wife, c. h joy, Mrs. Il.
A. Batcneuer Boston G. Waugh aud wife, Liverpool
Eng Mrs ;. c. l.. stone and family, T. L. L. Stone. Miss
J. L. Stone and maid Cincinnati; +. s. Peis, Philade
pna,
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OPENING OF THE ORIENTAL HOTEL.

The Oriental Hotel at Manhattan Beach was
opened yesterday for the Among the guests who
registered their names were DR. John T. Metcaf an
wife, Loyal Farragut and wife, Schuyler
Walden DR.. Peasiee, IL. j. Heth, Miss
Min'un and Miss Leighton. Among those who have en-
engaged to occupy them before July are eX-
Senator Plat. Sidney Dillon. ". Harper and family
Duncan CTyder and wife, Demas Barnes ana WIFE, and
avid Fairbanks and wife. Manager Farra expects that
by next MONDAY hgLt every room IN the great Motel vi"
BE- occupied. The prices this yrar are mewhat lower
last The hotel has been req cOrated in tile winter
and 10 pre- bright ana attractive appearance
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4 FASHIONABLE NEWPoRT WEDDIYG.

NEWPORT, r. l.. June 29.-Ihe wedding of
Franci- l.. NewDOld, OF New-York and Miss Mau- Led
YARD place here to-day at he cottage Of the brides
mother Tine wedding by most Of the fashion
sbe people tOwn.hut quetOn account OF mourning
s. family the bride TIE ceremony performed
!! the Dcy DR.. Thatcher TLaytr Inc brlue was gwen
away Jy Henry Ledyard, the Dlde's brOther OF Detroit
James Jones OF NcW-YorK, The best man Miss
IdtL NcWDOid sister OF tue groom aud Miss Charlotte
goddard OF .'rO3 ldeuUo. wee the bridesmaids. The
brde wore q worth costume white siik mined with
point lace. d point lace vel and diamonds The brides
maids wore White silk dresses trimmed with NeIe' All
Lace and carried bouquets % mOs5-lOses cDtlOn
followed Jhc ceremony, PInar0 being the caterer.
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RIOTOT-S ROUFR-MAKERS.

CISCNNATI, June 29.-The boiler makers
who have been on strike to-day gathered considerable
numbers on a landing where eight pine were en-
ployed by boner-makug firm IN repairing boat for
the Upper Mssissp p The strikers bold in
gu age aud demanded that the should stop
There was only police the boat. and his
brother was OF the leaiing strikers. They
hOurished reviewers but fired shots. The wOrkmen
much Inundated tuat they stopped work. and
attempt made to begin again. The foreman says
work viii be resumed morning under ponce pro
tecuOu but the strikers offer bet large
workman can found 20 the boat
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Charles A. Dovner freshman for excellence in Greek
and to George MoAulfe, freshman for excellence Ia
Latin SPECIAL prizes from the Cshn fund were awarded
10 Edward +. Todd, for proficiency In Greek, and
TO Otto F. Kugler, LstIn both sophomores william II.
Rachau, senior, was awarded the Lockwood prize for
translation T. w. Churchill, senior, received The four
volumes OF Green's History Of tue English People"
for his defamation in prose EB.Graham, sOpnomore
copy OF Longfeows Poetical Works for the declsil-
ton Of poetry.
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NO BETTER THAN GU1TEAU.
g,-,b IA we CYuriDa1N Enquirer

observe that the anguish OF General Gar
Seld has not changed the magny OF one or Two NM
inals m rms country who would like to Overturn the
old precedent that the gives respect 10
enemy These men diff buj little from Guitean. Inc
Noloch they serve is brutal consistencya passion for
another kind OF nOtorety the indulgence OF the pre-.
sense th,f thev are honer than human mercy ana
greater than sorrow and sympathy. When tins as ASSN
tails from the gaows and turns In the ayr seeking To- re-
lease his fetiered hands let nave described I'M
dsard that in the Of their feOW-nen they are
no bet er than the criminal who suffers. Their cXec
non invisible To the eye, going ON III the VISIONS VI
outraged mankind.
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BRAKEMEN ASKING FOR HIGHER WAGES.

The movement for higher WAGES of the
brakemen the HUDSON River Branch Of the ScwY ork
Central and HUDSON yer Railroad resulted yesterday
u d COMMITTEE o. the asking ,upo .inteudent Toucey
for an advance from II 80 a trip 10 - day. After
hearing the OF TIE men, the superintendent sent
for the conductors and questioned them in regard
10 the general efficiency AID conduct Of the
brakeman The conductors reported them % be steady
and sober set OF enpO whrr,uon they We're tod 10
return work and al answer would be- gy1n them OH
their arrival al Albany TAe men regarded this "A
favorable response. and resumed heir work.
Al the 1nruclh-st yard OF the company. there were
many regard strikes and prospective strike,
IL was stated that the brakcucu hAd
struck. Il thar the extra men had been ordered %
report AT the Office OF the yard 70 nght 10 the
pas due them Others said mat tr strike had begun az
Albany but had not extended so this city one or
tine brtkemen claimed that tn mOvcm nj mad become
general among BON Drlkrmen aud conductors. bu tndt
the I'D rIkc wOnd unt tomorrow, and perhaps
until L
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FREIGHT BRAKEMEN ON STRIKE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, \. Y, June 29.-Tne freight
brakeinen line Of the hudson River Division
of the Now-York Central aud Huds River Railroad
have made a demand Tor more wages. They are now
getting 81 - day when working. and they ask $50
mont Of twentysix days, aud - a day each addi
uUnA day. An officer Of the company tna the de-
InAud viii be complied No obstruction
. freight lrate ON the division ls Kpeoted.
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20 deal seeing that members Of Congress are TO ne
enossm The question is one on which the Democratic
system are moi well posted They are better up, per
an tie Virginia and Kentucky resolutions OF 70
hsYe ~ Inc economic questions OF the period IL was
tn nstura that they should decline 10 burn tnelr
sG Ssrs on subject about which they knew out
for All that tariff Is absorbing issue Tor Tue otat
Isree The locality which does not struggle loi a..
tSe benefits Of gener system, no matter Wnss &c
in the abstract may be- is sure 70 get very Sc
ysrev pucked for It's Acknowledgements 60 gong a. P
lection is the rule, want Just as hiuch PIV'00'i -
california as they have at the Last
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DRAMATIC NOTE

The last nights of the present programme
aro announced the Acazar. After this week omen
bach's Phehted by Moonlight" and the two pahets
VIII mako way for The Doctor o. Alcantara by Llch-
berg and for ballet BY Delibes, called sylvia
Mcssrs Ellis Ryse, Vincent Hogan and Harry Allen, sig
nor Montegrfo. and Misses Randall. Wentworth and
Cooke perform III " The Doctor" while Nile lepIl ana
an aua ntcd corps de ballet will appear IN sylvia
Mnch VIII be BROUGHT out with scenery and dresses