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THEATRICAL AFFAIRS.

Mestaver,s Tourists appeared at the Cosmo-
,.o Ssare last night in their prolix farce OF the
pnI,oan Palace Car. "Prnce' Methusalem" Is under
lined at this ....." The Queens Lace han"Ae
chief was revived last night at the CASINO
The nantomime OF Humpty Dumpty" was presented
:. ar standard Theatre with Mr.. G. II. Adams as
,r,o,n and with an incidental ballet led by Mile
rornoiha The present the last week OF the sesoh
a, Nibo's Garden. Thatcher's Ministries gave INC oio
jnr performances. .....H Is announcer 'n"' '" -,
nsrformances at the Madison Square Thea're WIZ 20
given Only on Wednesdays. "The Kauah hoi"' 'A0
stage. o.uod . The
,,,.nss. q, padua.p 1t was offered to Miss Mary
Ander.on who declined This is the second week Vi
the Tbaa Opera Company and "The Prince Consor' az
Waack's Theatre. "a Bunch oil Keys OF INC ho
will shortly reach It's Tooth consecutive performance
In TIE San Francsco Opera House, kieee SURPRISE
Party may be seen the Bijou in Mr. hoWes iarco VI
"Popp The Negro Minstrel Festival at the Grano
Opera House will last only till next saturday night in
is good and appropriate 10 the sea-
ann Old Ben Baker, the wenknown stase-mahager'
ia 10 have complimentary benefit next MONDAY 'uno
10 at the Union Square Theatre. Many volunteers WI"
take part in this tribute, and all VIII desire 10 aAe
practical and substantial. .Niblos, HaVerys a"'
the Grand Opera House will be added next week To
,be list Of theatres In New-YOrk that now closed
Mr. Charles l.. Davis appeared at the windsor
Theatre last night in piece called "Aivin Josun'
and personated New-Engand farmer MISS Al"
GRAY raised the temperature OF Harlem last night by a
nearing there in East Lynne" at the Mount motifs
Theatre Mr.. Roland Reed, in Check" may DC seen
at Hayerly's Theatre until next SATURDAY
Mr.. Neil Burgess was enormously saio mere
to have departed from Tony Pastors Theatre. lie
has been there since April % sporting In VIM
ana he remains there till next satur-
day night The Folly Company, of Edwards ana Jackson
viii emerge at this house June IS Ia trlte called
" Fun in a Balloon" An excellent opportunity VIII
thus be afforded TO fulfil the old poets lnuneuoh snu
inalct his Hamlet upon Brooklyn. this evening" az the
PARK Theatre under the guise OF doing someDony pen
eft Unhappy Brooklyn has just raeo aiCer uose VI
Mr Frank Roche in The Iron Mask"
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voLUY1EER nREMEN AT DINNER.

"Americusn Company held its anniver-
sary dinner last night at the Hotel
Monico. Company No was founded
In isi0, and "Boss" Tweed was an initial member
New.YOrk had steam freengnes in those days, and
volunteers performed hodutes OF hremen Of the orig
inal seventy members OF No. five were present at
the dinner last night william Dunley wasn the chair
Merry toa ats were drunk old times recalled and
the song Hunt the Buffalo," which was composed by
member and sung by the company IN lb40, was the
fayorite song OF the evening In 1868 the company
broke up There was fight with ryai company IN
which one killed and seventeen We're wounded
hut the oasts last night loyal and as Henry How
ard wrote 10 the dinner committee, "snce 1900 when
our company dsbaDded there has been no reducton IN
fire Insurance rates"
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AN OLD THEATRICAL REVTV4L.

otheEditor of The Tribune.
SIR: The note in your column of Town
Talk the other day about Theatrc Romantic Wedding
has number OF The revival of Julius Caesar"
IN which Mr. Bangs acted with Booth and Barrett" at
Booths Theatre" not made under the
Jarrett Palmer management" but the one made long
before by Edwin Booth Observation-Disclosures 1871. This
revival was bf the grandest things upon
any stage It lasted twelve weeks-til March l6 1872
land the noble tragedy was repeated eghty-nve times
Jarrett & Palmer-followipg Booths lead and using
his scenery, with the addition of fire at the end
tgot up for Corioanus at Niblos)-reviyed julius
Cesar" at Christmas 1875 and Mr. Bangs was in that
cast with Barrett Davenport Levick aud Others Booth
never acted in julius Caesar" under the Jarrett IL
-'''''' :" THE STAGE"
Netc- Yorl, June 10, 1888.
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DIED

Tha1 Jsne NARY #S%:wG %n .seSs
daughter Of Horaio and Mary Moncriei Alien.
Charleston. 8. c., papers please copy.
BLAUvELT-on sunday. June TO- 1888, Gertrude. widow
sces 81 her at resesee ss Meseroeave corner q
Eckior.st Grsenpoint, Tuesday evening June l2 at
InterasS & HacEensAck N. J., on Wednesday morning.
BowIE-In Brooklyn, on sunday June 10 Amanda widow
Funeral FROM residence Of her daughter Mrs Robert Mo
II. at O'Clock .. m.
BRoNsoN-At Rockford ILL.,. June 9, Mrs Mary +. Bron
Tho NJ and sistes Of President q
rill Gates. OF Rutgers College.
HAHGOUS-In Diego California. Juno l. LOUIS James
Of aud Su,ap Hsrsoq S sgs e yssr 81 h
parents 4S5 shave on Tuesday morning June H. at ~
tits %indly requested that no flowers be sent
HUMAsoN- June 10. Elizabeth Sumner. beloved
Funeral services Church. Hartford "Wednesday.
hartford and New. Britain papers please copy.
JACoBI-Ernst JaeobL of 40 West 3ithst. NcwYork
SUNDAY. June TO- aged years 10 months and days.
LEvINGs-on sunday morning, June 10. 1883 Dr. Noah
Relatives sads respectfully invited to attend tbs
Wednesday, June Is, at 1880 O'Clock a. M
Please omit flowers
Interment at Greenwood
PENNoYER Monday morning. June IL, William FL.
are invited to ns'n eat the ser 3:
wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
RossITER-on saturday June 3 Of peritonit!s ster,ng
Sn OF Mrs Marianne b. Sterling in the I'D year OF bis
Funeral service. from SO 32dst Tuesday the 18th
inst. at 10 O'Clock a. =
Relatives AMI friends also members Of the Class Of S3.
School Of Arts Columbia College and the Fraternity OF
Delta Psi respectfully invited 10 attend
Burial at New Haven.
Cleveland papers please copy.
Monday June IL at his late residence No. 80
34h-st George f. Talman. in the ssth year OF his
Relative, and friends attenl his funeral from
ST. AIMS Cilhrch lsth-st. 5thaye, "Wednesday.
18th inst, at 1 o'clock p.
Please omit flowers.
THAYER-Auna E. Thayer. widow Of the late Obadiah
Thayer, Newark, SATURDAY. June 9.
Funeral from the house. 976 Broadst Newark. NJ j. N
O'Clock, Tuesday.
Relatives and friends invited.
TOLER- Saturday evening" June g. Laura Marie wife OF
Hugh Toler daughter Of the late DR. j. Ihebsud
Relatives friends respectfully invited 70 attend to
funeral Tuesday morning al l03Oat the Church sthoso
of Lima, al Short Hills N. j.
OF Barclay and Christopher sts NeWfork,
at 0lO, returning at 1911.
WHITE-At Asbury Park " J.. the 9th inst, William
A. son Grace Is. and Augustus White, aged IL months
and 70 days
InIeInent At Rosslae Orange. Nj.
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SUCCESSFUB M VAL CADETS.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 1.-THE following Is
ast OF successful cadets In final examination OF Ca OF
1881 In the order of merit in which they passed: l.
schock, Pennsylvania; j. H. Lennard, Pennsylyania; J.
]. Woodward, District of Columbia;J A. Hoogewerh,
Maryland r. B. Dashi Moryland; +. G. Rider, Rhode
Island; Z. L. Sutton, New-York; H. K. WHITE
Dakota: L. Harmony, pennsylvania; j. L. Reesy
Michigan; f. Z. Capebart. Dakota; II. Eldredge.
New-York; L. Carroll. Ohio; r p. Forshew,
New-York c. A. Doyen New. Hampshire; @. III. LAUGH
heimer Maryland; w. fl. StaytOn, Delaware. These
entered cadet mdshipmen, the first seven OF whom
Cadet schock who in England, has NOT
been examined but being head of his class when ne
sured The following, who entsrei cadet engineers
were also successful: Jay NJ Whitman, Illinois q.
vania The Academic Board. which has some reyisory
powers IN the matter, will officially decide tomorrow
Is SO understood shall be reported for retention
in the navy.
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Foreign mails for ena I6 will close this
ohceas foloYs
TUEsDAYgAts a m. for Europe. per SIS. Wyoming, via
Queenstown at 10 m. Tor hayt per s. Alps via Port
au Prince al ~ M for Venezuela and Curscoa per S.
WEDN rs DAY-At a. m. for Europe. per IS. Seryiar
via Queenstown Qetters for Germany aud
France must be directed per serva"g
Southampton and Bremen LETTERS for Great Britain aud
countries De directed per ElDeD.
at 10 a. Tor France direct per IS sc Germain. wa
Havre; at 10 a. for the Netherlands direct per 81
Il. Caland via Rotterdam. at y. Tor the Windward
Islanns per IS; Bermuda 60, a.
THURsDAY-At9a m. for France Germany. etc, per S.
Hammonis. via Plymouth, CherbourR anu Hamburg
LETTERS Great Britain aud other European countries
must be directed 'per Hammonia) at a for Europe,
BIilanpic, Queenstown letters LOT Germany
and France must be drecei per Bltannie'i az l.53
for Bermuda IS Orinoco az l.oV m TOT Cuoa
the West indies and Mexico.p per S. CITY OF Alexandria
FRiDhY-Xt a. m. for Newfoundland and ST. Pierre
Mlqneon. via Halifax. -
VIA southampton and Bremen eters for Great Britain
other counties must 90 directed per sa-
nery IL a ior Scotland iiect per S. Creassla,
via glasgow; at IL for Belgium direct per Ss Swtz'
latte wa Queenstown detters for Germany and scotland
be directed Baltic al l.3O " IN Tor CUBA anu
Porto Rico. per S. Niagara VIA Havana
SUNDAYAt 1870 y. m Tor Honduras anu Livingston PEE
Mails for China anG Japan. per S. Arabic wa san
Francisco close here June 81, Al D. m Mails Tor Aus
tralia Nsw-zeaand. sandwich aud Fyl Islands per IS
Zealandia Francisco. close here June 80 az
pm. HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster
Post oalce New'York, N. X, June s. iooa
THE sohedule OF closing ranspacac nails 10 arranged on
the presumption OF their uninterrupted Overland transit -
Francisco the day Of sailing Of steamer are oapstens<
thonce the same dAy
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr. Rafael Joseffy will make an extended
concert tour in America next season.
"The Merry War" was performed on May
at the Residenz Theatre Dresden. for the lootn ue
Mr.. Georg Henschel has accepted an invita-
t,on from the Bach Choirin London On June % he Is
TO sing before the Queen.
Miss Lena Little will sail for Europe on
Wednesday with Mr.. G. schrmer and his family, to
study under Mime. Garcia and Herr stockhausen.
Mill0cker's Bettelstudent" was recently
performed at the Observation-Disclosures Theatre. Berlin Tor
The Tooth time the composer himself conducting. The
TprnE directed the attention OF American managers
TO the foreign reports OF tins work at the ume OF It's nst
production
The recent annual report OF the Oratono
Society of Baltimore, under the presidency OF Mr. OTTO
suro shows fortunate and praiseworthy financial ana
artistic condition due to sound princes applied with
zeal and'good management The fundamental rules OF
the society are: NO religion politics. no class dis
tinctons no advertisements Of bodys merchandise
goods or wares advancement OF any ones personal
interest in business no home talent for soioss After
seasons, during which, beside the credtsoie ieShva
times, and the st. Paul" "Enlah " and " lsrael III
Egypt each once nas N c w and Sropsry Pnsed
Tor its purposes
Signor Brignoli, the well-known tenor, who
is also a composer of merit has written maTch
and serenade In honor OF the Marquis OF Lorne aud
the Princess Louise. day or two ago Signor Brgnon
was pleased TO receive from Colonel +. B. Gyowsk'
AdedeC Camp the Queen, permission to dedicate the
music a. desired in the following letter, dated Toronto
have much pleasure in informing you that his Excel
ency the MARQUIS Of LOrne and her Royal HghDess the
Princess Louise have most graclousy consented 70 nave
your march dedicated " ms ExcenencS t d a E
Ing for permission till the return or her Roya Highness
when they are printed ( viii see that they arc de-
hyered"
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OBITUARY..
TORBEN DE BILLIE.

News has been received here of the death OF
Torben de Bile only Of siren de Billie who was the
Danish Charge d. Afaires at Washington from 1880 to
1854. He died at Cannes, France, on May H. He came
TO America when boy OF eight years old and was grad
ualed at the Philadelphia University. He concluded HE
education az Heidelberg Germany lie was tho Danish
Consul General for time, and acted as Charge ue
Afares 1852 1854. From 1854 TO 1897 he served
a. Charge de Aarea lie q en- sent 10 Brussels ana
aerward TO London where In the Peace Conference OF
1884, he was the Second Danish Penipotentlary. he
retired from active service shortly after ana, having
married Miss Louisa Domhie, he settled In England NV
ing at the AshburtOn House, at Putnoy near LONDON
year two ago he was attacked DIV chronic catal
aud bronchitis and his death has long been expected
The boIy was taken Copenhagen and inferred there
on NAV
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THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.


WASHINGTON June la storm of consid-
cradle energy has moved northeastward rom Missouri
during the past twentyfou hours aud is central
Lake Huron. General rains have prevailed In all
districts followed this morning by fair weather in the
Southern States and thence norhward the Upper
Lake region, Missouri and Iowa The winds gener-
ally from south to west except in the Upper Lake re-
gion, where they northery. The temperature has
fallen slightly In the Southern States Ohio Valley and
New-England and risen slightly in the Middle states,
Lake region and Northwest.
Indications for to-day
For New-Engand. local rains, followed by cloudy
weather southery to westerly winds generally higher
barometer stationary slight rise In temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair weather
southery to westerly Winds stationary or slight rise
In temperature and barometer.
For the Lake ree1on, partly cloudy weather, local
rains variable winds generally from south 10 west sta
tionary or slight rise In temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys. local
rains followed by fair weather, variable winds rising
barometer, stationary or slight fall in temperature
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Music AND THE DRAMA.
THE QUEENS LACE HANDKERCHIEF.
A., u.roull,s travelling company, returning

Ar. McCaull's travelling company, returning
n town after journey as lar as
T.. pacific coast appeared again last evening at the
roo IN strausss delightful opera "rhe Queens Lace
Gandkerchef" which they played steadily for so long
. time during the winter. The play mas
not gained by being carried twice across
ana continent for the representation has
distinctly lost something Of the freshness anu
hriehtness OF earlier performances traces
~ fatigue are apparent and of less aboundine
care and pains The chorus has suffered by chaneo
and reduction. Possibly the unusually small auu'enoe
had some III effect upon the performers the fear OF neat
no doubt having kept many away but In fact the
As one of the coolest houses in New-York 49,.
The cast 10 somewhat different rom .no
original one. Mr. Carleton as Ceramics, Is ."
proyement upon signor Perugni, Singing po.S Mas
ever and acting with admirable grace ana spirit
Rose Beaudet as the King. is far short OF m'',
in that CHARACTER and Miss Agnes perrns' MaT pns
has not the strength of Miss ReinertLS =,
r,na mart OF the Queen has gained Vastly ~ homS he
quality II really curious tnas .a0 90 H. ia almost en-
40 coarse and ineffective, composco' y"
firely of Philharmonic players
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The BoMBARDMkNT or ALEXANDRIA.
RruEARsING FOR A REPRESENTATION OF THE CAP
TURE AT MANHATTAN BEACH.

TUIE AT MANHATTAN BEACh.
There has been many historical sur
prises in connection with the late Eng
lish invasion and occupation OF Egypt Last
night reporter of TuE TRIBUNE made the i'm portant
discovery that the troops OF Arab Pacha and Sir
Garnet Wolseoy, not to mention the British
sailors and the United States marines, were
all drilled by Colonel Densow, and that these several
armies and branches Of the service OF three nations
were all taught TO harass. Kill and otherwise
ca{.se the discontinue of each other In
the most amicabe manner imaginable. This prepare
ton for conquest and slaughter has been going on In
Central Hail. Futon-st, Brooklyn, for the past three
weeks aud night thanks TO the courtesy OF Colonel
Austen, OF the 18Th, the armory OF the
regiment was opened to the allied enemies
in which To rehearse their movements. This
rehearsal preparatory TO tho first production at Man
haitian Beach next Saturday night spectacular. REALS
tic and representation OF the bonDardment
capture lootng and burning OF Alexandria. There will
be eOmbais the British troops in red coats AMI
white cork hats led by General Sir Garnet Wolseey
Densow and body of British sailors IN white suits an
hats, against the Egg pao forces ID
red trousers and white leggings with yellow tasseled
red fezs under command OF ArabPs lieutenant, Pacht
Morris. OF the 18TH Regiment the United states
marines will come In the home stretch aud utterly
demOsh moo of Arabs and Bcdouins In appropriate
costumes Zen thousand do lars nave already been IN
tons for weekly production of the bombardmen OF
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PRAIRIE FIRES SET BY INDIANS.

CHICAGO, June liza dispatch from Fort
Bowie, Ariz, says: Reports have been received from
Major Bddle's command the eject that the extensive
prairie fires which recently swept across Southern
Arizona originated In Mexico and thought to DO the
work Of Indians returning north Scouting parties re-
turned 10 camp Saturday after being cut week and
being met everywhere by nrcs Major Blddies troops
Forsythe, when has been ordered 70 Guadaloupe
Canon from Now Mexioo.
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himself liable for q considerable sum In backing Town
eond Percy's operate schemes. 1t was Weoers money
which supped the Stephens and Solomon and
Miss Russell with OF getting back 70 England
His security il tbs unfinished opera OF The Wnte ser
cean which stands little chance OF production here for
q long time TO come.
W. w. stuart writes TO TUE TRIBUNE that Townsend
Percy did not go Europe under assumed name or
on account Of financial domestic troubles that ne
went with NJ B. Curtis, the actor 70 arrange MT Curss
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

TRIBUNE OFFICE, June 12-l a m.-The movement
in the Is again upward Cloudy weather with
heavy thunder shower between IL and a. .was fol
lowed by fair weather during the morning In tho after
noon cloudy weather again prevailed. with heavy
shower. but the sky soon almost cleared OF clouds
The total rainfall measured rs 81 inch. The empera
ture ranged between $50 aud $50, the average 74s'l
being $40 higher than on the corresponding day last
year and $50 lower than on Sunday.
Clear and fair weather with slight changes in temper-
lures may be expected to-day In this city aud Vicinity
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"a WORD TO THE POLICE.n

TO the Edftor Of The tribune.
SIR: The editorial in Sundays TRIBUNE, ''A
Word 70 the Police" was frst-rae and timely Don't
you think IL would have been better to give the numbers
ana names OF the two policemen SO that they would
know that they could bepicked outf Such fellows do
nor ike 10 DO published Bat secns 10 me that 10 Tue
bess way tn show thom up. Yours for good order
Nx.n TorI Iuns III 1883, A. Il. HAYDEN
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cord and Clermont the Boston, Concord and Montreal
the Boston and Maine, and tho Eastern railroad COM
panies have agreed to support bill for general rsil
road law to DO introduced In the present session Of the
Legislature, providing tor the lease and consonoat09
Of the existing lines In New Hampshire ana aso ior w
effect Of this agreement will be long ana propaov
bitter legislative controversy.
MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE President has
accepted twenty miles Of Northern and Pacific Rail-
way recently constructed In Montana The new section
eastward from point the mouth Of the Mis-
soula River
OswEGo, N. Y, June 11.-Presdent Parsons, OF the
Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg Railroad Company,
has appointed II. NJ. Brtton general manager Of the
road. with headquarters at Oswego superintendens
Van Home will retire on July l.
TORONTO, June 1.-The 0iobc's London dispatch says
"The Grand Trunk Board Of Directors has abandoned
present the proposed division OF the contingent
from the fixed rights of the Great Western Railway
shareholders"
VALPARAISO, Chill, June 11.-work the Busnos
Ayres and Pacific Railroad, under the superintendence
of the the Clark Brothers, Is being actively
proceeded with.
CHICAGO, June flowing to the ghtness Of the traffic
between Chicago aud Ohio River points, the pool on that
business became dismembered. and the rates meats
reduced from IA cents per hundred. weight to
The cut then extended to carloads Of other
classes of freight meeting Of the roads In interest
held here to-day, and temporary rate on meats
fixed at cents pending another meeting to be held IN
Cincinnati In q few days
President Gowen, OF the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad was before the Committee Stock List at tho
Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon. He appeared In
sOdated and debenture bonds listed at the Exchange.
Final action the application not taken yesterday
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5perial Noilres.
French steam Cleaning and Dye

A French steam Cleaning and DyeinE.
LORDS OFFICES, Inland lib STHAYE-
NEAR l6THsT. 66S 6Tu-AVE. NEAR 39rH-
ST. AND ON I5TH-Sr.. OPPOSITE THEA
NI's WHERE ALL ORDERS BY EXPRESS
SHOULD BE SENT. BLANKETS AND CUR
TAINS LEFT NOW WILL BE CLEANED
DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS AID
READY FOR FALL AND WINTER.
Artistic Memorials.
The NEW. ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS. Hartford, Coaa-
Quarries aud Workshops. WcstoHT T. l.
Fine and buildny WORK la Grlnits drawings
and furnished without charge Corespo1 - ce -
iicited. n. Y ONCE. l,32l B'way Q W. CANFIELD Ast
For the suinmer-A gentleman and wife (Americans)
without children desire 10 charge OF the house OF IAN
ly who will spend OF t01a: will give oe3t OF
undoubte respscta0v ant requisite care
funess; resy desired Please address MA
~, Tribune ONCE.
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CALVIN BRIGGS.

TROY n. Y, June 11.-Calvin Briggs died
at Greenbush to-day. lie fired tho first coa-burning
engine, the Phoenix. the fret trip over the Long
Island Railroad and ia said TO have run an engine more
miles without repairs than any other engineer Ihe
remote Of his death an Injury received III
steamboat explosion thirteen years ago.
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