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Az Doriss Eighth Avenue Musee this week the at
fractions offered include Torrid Troupe Of Warike
Warm Spring Indians" and illustrations Of Paradise
Lost" forming the Peerless Pearl and Priceless
Paragon Of Panoramas" After these there are many
curiosties Of less degree. as usual
An entertainment was held on Friday evening by
the Young Mems Literary Union in aid of ST. Raphaers
Church. at No. sos and sos West Fortieth-st. Among
those who took part were J. Flood, T. Kelly, J. Cas-
sidy, Miss Kate Tracy, Miss Maggie Riley and Miss b.
White
The clever and interesting lecturer at Worths Mu
scum and Theatre is small feature Of this family
resort These novelties this week will scarcely
need the glib tongue of the museum orator TO speak
for them. Slnor Terani, who is whole band in him
self; the Morien Brothers, each Of whom lifts 1000
pounds and wrestles la GraecO Roman Bistwelps edu
Gated dogs, and John Thompson. the blind checker
player who challenges the world to play with him.
On the stage of the theatre Wlllet and Thorn will be
seen in sketch; RaynOr and West make music and
fun: r. NJ. Carroll will appear in new SKETCH and
Bistwen performs on the slack wire. Sacred concerts
Will be given here afternoon and evening to-day
@Nature's Realm" for April contains a striking
article on the celia Monster the alleged poisonous
lizard of Texas and w-Mexico, and also discussions
on the woodcock, gopher and landrail.
Water Register Rley's receipts for the use Of Croon
water last week were S54,11S SO. Mayors Marshal
Engelhard took in 1913 so for 453 city licenses
Otero testimonial which takes place at the Eden
Musee Tuesday evening Among them are Miss Jennie
O'Ne Potter, Miss Schfen Miss Bessie Mecklein,
Signor Tagliapietra, Harry Pepper. John w. Ransome
and Marshall p. Wilder
1t was reported good authority yesterday that the
Sherman National Bank would be open for business
May 1, and that it would occupy the place where the
North River Bank was I'm Greenwich-st Joseph Poole
who has been active in organizing the bank is spoken
OF likely to be president of it, The capital is fixed
at 100000.
The chief attraction at the Coliseum Rink, Lexing
ton-ave. and One hundred and seventh-st this week
will be the military carnival Of skating Wednesday
evening. There will also be exhibitions Of fancy
skating by amateurs and professionals, and toboggan
ing contests other evenings and at the Wednesday
and Saturday matinees.
Sufferer THE Tribune cannot give advice on the
merits of methods of medical treatment the skill
of physicians or medical companies" That is tie
province of medical journals not Of daily newspaper
The Rev. Thomas Jackson, Project Apostolic Of
Labnan and Northern Bomeo will speak at ST. Francis
Xaver's Church. in West Sxteenthst., at IL a. m. to
day, on the needs of the BOrneo Mission
The exports of specie during last week amounted to
81 III ,331, Of which $1,510,706 was In gold and
s251, 535 in silver. The imports during the week
amounted to s195s1, of which S17,oo9 was in gold
and So ,524 in silver.
The school trustees of the Tenth Ward will oppose
the proposed consolidation of Grammar Schools Nos.
and 90, on the ground that they too far apart
There are now according 10 Trustee Spencer 1000
children in this ward who cannot find room In the
schools.
An interesting little book wall paper It's history,
manufacture and decoration has been written by W. R.
Bradshaw and published by Joseph p McIlugh & Co.
The book is bound in convenient form and contains
great deal of entertaining and instructive informa-
ton on wall paper which all should know.
The sale of subscription tickets for the May Music
Festival will take place tomorrow at O'Clock at the
ticket office the Music Hall, Fifty seventh-st. and
Seventh-ave
The Russian art exhibition Of rugs, embroideries,
old arms ofancient Russia and India, and also
over 100 paintings by vass Verestchagn, the Russian
artist are TO be at the American Art Galleries, in
- Madison Square New-York is seldom treated 10 an
exhibition Of such importance as can be seen there
daily from a. m. TO p.