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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
crCoND TUURsDAY CONCERT.

The management Of the Madison square uafdeh Is
ioing well in its efforts to make the pretty concert
.oom of that splendid institution the permanent nome
- ,nonnar music Of the best kind. sunday evening
,oncerts by Mr. Seidls orchestra are now an
nounced and the prosperity which was enjoyed by
tte admired leaders concerts al the LenoN LyccnHi
ought 10 follow him to the new place. Inc second
Thursday afternoon took place yesterday ana
,os made noteworthy BY tie production os two
hitherto unfamiliar compositions and the singing OF
Miss Margaret Reid, WHO promises to win and deserve
,r.rmanent place in concertrooms She sang Inc
waltz from Mirlide." with orchestra and pieces by
vassenet and Masse with piaa0forte accompaniment
rho instrumental novelties an overture OF de-
,d.dlv striking character to CorncilleS "Iolyedcte
bv Edgar Tnel young Flemish composer ana a
niouan and daintly orchcStated waltz from Guraud
hoilct Gretna Green" This ballet, composed by a
musician born in New-Oreans Is nearly twenty years
Old ht 81 far "a we know this the hrSt Tune tlit
ann part of it had been heard here IL Would be vel
II GuraudS talent received more cop'ous "PP'o
Gin
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UEDDINGS.

Tie wedding Of Gilbcrta Resale Soldiers daughter
of CAPTAIN f. j. seicers Of the Atlas Steamship Line
TO Dr. Albert NJ Billing took place last evening mt
o'clock In Trinity Church. The Rev. DR.. H. y.
Hi OBLIGATED DR.. Edward l.. Stevens, OF stamford
Conn., was the best man. The usbcrs we're Dr. =.
Malett, DR.. George il. Maett, and DIT. john NJ
Kennedy. Miss Grace Nari9n, Mis- Bessie liumansoA
md Miss Edna Rockwell Of NOnkers, ATTENDED Inc
bride \ reception Tor the bridal party ana inc
immediate families 81 the contracting pair followed
at No. 1s3 West Eighty -sevcnttst.
In tie Orange Valley y. j., Congregational Chufch
la evening Miss Annie Watson Brownie daughter
of Alexander Brownie the artist, married 10 D.
Bryan Kneass, formerly Of Philadelphia. Inc cere
mony was performed by the Rev. Stanley Nmtc' a
brohcrim law Of the bridegroom. assisted by inc Kew
Charles a. savage the pastor OF the church. Inc
bridesmaids were Miss May Alice smith, MISS
Josephine Woit and Miss Lillian Croinmen. Oh ofa,lss'
and Miss Margary ElEnwOoi, OF New York. Two
little pages nepheTs OF the bridegroom, were Bryan
ogden ard Richard Grant. The maid OF hohor was
Miss Lou Ellinw0Od, OF New York, and the best man
VA Lee Ashley Grace. The nshcrS we're AIer12n
ID Hitch and Robert ;. Brownie, OF orange, john s.
scott and Charles H. Wood, of Philadelphia
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SARAH 1LTHEA TERRY INSANE.

COMMITTED TO THE STATE ASYLUM AT elOCh-
ToN-HER APPEARANCE IN COURT.
son Francisco March 1O.--Judge Levys courtroom
o, crowded with spectators Yesterday on tile oc
casion Of the examination OF Mrs. sarah Ai'hea h'ii
sharon Terry ~ 10 her sanity. Mrs Terry looked wa"
and hsggnrd Her hair was unFeinpt au ier uiosS Ills
,uanccd The lines In her face we're uccp anu lever
,sb an,h colored her checks. Her myers piucNed
n.rvousv at a bundle in her lap and She talked In
,es,auly sometimes cOhercntly, but more frequently
in a rambling fashion. Those who had seen MIS-.
r.rry when the famous divorce case against sharon
w.s becnu remembered her then "a Il beautiful woman
Yesterday as they behcld her before inc 'o'hmis-
i,,.rs they SAN, A woman completely wrecked rs 10
heauty health and mind. MS Terry WAS Accomplished
by Nanny Pleasant, an old coorcd nurse VINO mas
rmned her friend and adviser since the trial OF the
Sharon case.
Have YOU had an examination yet3' suddenly ca
,o,r,od the demented woman she saw ono OF the
commissioners Of Insanity writing
IXo no - answered Nanny Pleasant In II soothing
tone. ~ a.,
want 1t TO be full examination. am goihS TO tel
,u that has happened to me to my injury since Judge
Tcrry's DEATH
A. mi, polnt one OF the court officials approached
Mrs. Terry.
go away ~ she cried, you must not speak 10 me
Won handled me roughly the street and scratched
my hand -
Judge Levy then entered the courtroom, ana Mrs.
Terry for "A time appeared RATIONAL giving Inc names
- her ATTORNEYS and witnesses. 10 day she was ad'
ind ced insane and committed TO che State Asylum
at stockton
Nanny Pleasant was the first witness examined
nv the Commissioners. She related the various III
stances recently occurring indicate that Mrs. Terry
was insane.
She Is constantly talking abont spinis ana about
Judge Terry" said the old nurse, and am afraid
she may harm herself or Others.
Mrs Terry hero rose and asked permission 10
question the Witness which the court finally granted
size then put n long series of inteirogaons to tho
witness. which covered the doings from the time
when her mental r0nble first became apparent "A few
weeks ago g. the time she finally left Nanny"
plpasnnts house. These or similar questions were
put TO other witnesses, Mrs. Terry sometimes dis
nlyinr considerable clearness and humor and ut other
fines wandering In her questioning or breathing into
hystercsl laughter. Mrs Terry WAS also placed upon
,Se stnnd but she talked incohercnty, and after
another witness had testified 70 Instances where Mrs.
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rpwoRrH LEAGUES IN CONVENTION

Tho animal convention Of The Epworth League OF
fhe New York Conference held yesterday afternoon
and evening IN the Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, an unusually large number being present.
Tho league which formed In 1850, and IS the
Official Young peoples society of the Methodist EplS-
copal Church. numbers today $500 chapters and
more than a half miiloD members. The best method
Of deyelcranr n symmetrical Christianity and the prn-
cinoIs 81 nnzation In church work discussed
~ length bv r. II. Dohery. }. \. Punohcrord. F. &.
lglehart and the Rev. j. f. Price An interesting
programme OF instrumental aud vocal music given
In the evening
The following officers were elected: President, the
Rev. J.. e. Price first vice president. C. W. Erskine
second vice pr, dcnt Mrs. f.. ". Lincoln third vice
presldcnt n r. Reed corresponding secretary, W. \.
stoney recording secretary, tho Rev. q. p. Mead
treasurer W. Mayvile Twitclel.
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4 DEADLY MiLiDY SPREADING
1--WE DEATHS FROM INFECTIOUS CEREBRAL
MENINGITIS.

1--WE DEATHS FROM INFECTIOUS CEREBRAL
MENINGITIS.
Infections cerebral meningitis has caused hv" c"ath'
within few DAYS in the vicinity Of Laurel I'LL town
of Newtown L. L. Three Of the deaths were In one
family ON February - Daniel Ncnry. M ,cn yeats
old son Of Daniel Neary. employed IN tr LAUREL lIiil
Chemical Works. was taken sick and died before the
arrival ~ a doctor. Francis Nenry seven years od'
was similarly stricken and died after a ply slc;n
arrived and yesterday Jo-ephine Ncary e'ght years
old, who was taken sex Wednesday. died In the
Of the Ncary children. and Della r. Van Astlne, two
years old died after few hours lllneSs with tho
samo symptoms.
Tho doctors were puzzled the first four deaths.
the symptoms-pains In the head and back, high tom
pcraturc and rapid feeble pulse, with COMMISSIONS
being those OF several diseases plus fever was
suspected but the black spOt> which are peculiar to
that disease we're absent. II not until Yesterday
that the disease WAS satisfactorily and conclnsively
diagnosed Doctors WlciInm strong Burnett. Meiners
and Frey who had bccn severay consulted IN the first
four cases held \ consultation yesterday morning III
the case OF Josephine Ncary In this case death did
not ensue for sixteen hours after the disease first at
tackled the child and while tile early symptoms were
precisely Ike those Of the other cases, rash de-
veloped Yesterday morning on the childs body which
enabled tho doctors to pronounce the disease inicc-
uous cerebral meningitis"
The Hoard OF Health has been Informed and has
pIaccd the houses where the doatls occurred under
caused In the neighborhooi owing to the runors Of
typhuS fever.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE,

Mathilde Cottrely, formerly Of the McCaull Opera
Company is gaining popularity af the ITALIA Theatre.
Tonight she makes her first appearance as Laura In
Der GOldonkel."
George Riddle will give his first reading from Baynrd
Tavors translation OF Goethc's FAUST at the Madison
SQUARE Garden Concert Hall this afternoon. lie will
lie assisted by an orchestra led by G. A. Cappa, which
will give Faust" music from Schumann. Bolto and
GounOd.
The last performances Of The Last Straw" by Mr..
ptou's company al the Union square Theatre will be
given tonight and tomorrow. On Monday night the
company will play ." A Modern Match
Emil Thomas, who Is playing popular engage
ment at the Ambcrg Theatre, appeared last night III
Der MIInonenbauerp The play will be repeated this
and evenings
Karl Mora, formerly member OF Miss Agnes
iIuntingtons company, has brought suit against her
for 81 300 for breach OF contract He says that he
was engaged by her I'm october for fity-two Weeks
aud was discharged when the company reached New
York "A few weeks ago
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PAIPADLE FRAUD IN ROCkLAND.

Hav-r.traw y. Y, March 10 Spcclal).- liaverstraw
ard STONY Point Republicans are Gathering e'lue"oo
for contest Of the town election held there on haiVn
|. The election laws werc grossly Nloa'cn' INC p'''
lists and tally sheets do not agree, and the to Vo'e
NJ every ofee exceeds the number of votes cast winch
shows that ballots either counted the secohu u''
or else the poll clerks did not record the votes accom-
Ing N law In both towns scores OF Official oa'o''
were carred awny and not returned. Chairman 'o'h
d. Morris. OF the Republican County Co"in"'co' ",'4
Mr. Iexow of Nyac. pushing matters Tor te hc
pnhl,o1ns who are confident that the outcome OF the
fight viii be new election and the Indictment Oh many
Democratic officials for failure properly To conduct Tue
election and guard the official ballots. Unpa'donaDe
car,lc>sEess or deliberate crime Is obvious Even Inc
Democratic loo al Is demanding an lVe'usa pi'
and the Rev. Dr. y. Freeman has denouncch the
outrage from his pulpit The Iavcrstraw Messenger
(DemocraticD say: go , A., ,oc
" EeuIbllcane aud Democrats alike c0nccdc the cl'c
ton of Town Collector to T.. =. AnDc>s, Republican,
and believe he was counted out
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ODDS AND ENDS or POLITICS.
TIE PROSPEROUS SUBURBAN CLUB.

The regular monthly business meeting OF the sllbnr-
ban Republican Club Of the City Of New-lork was
held last night in is new quarters at onehunurcd-
and-seventy- >ixth-,t and West Nanderbtave In the
absence OF the president II. W. 7. Mall. the vice
president l.. :. Van 2andt, presided Resolutions
We're passed I'm memory Of Il. Hcbcr Bcdell, VINO ""'
a member OF the club. and it was decided to attend the
funeral In "A BODY The Suburban Club was chahgeu
from a non political into regular Republican Socet!
last December This resulted In the resignation ol
twenty one Democratic members, but thirty KcphDh-
have since been added to make up Tor the loS'
The new building into which the club moved on the
rst OF this moath is its own property 1t Is large
three story frame binding and Is being fitted with I'll
The convenienccs Of firstcsSs club the Ola
building of the club is being moved next to the ne"
quarters and will be used principally for large poht-
cal gatherings.
The present officers OF the club are: Prcsldeh''
n. W. 7. Mali first vce-president, b. 3 Van Lahuo >
second vlce president Dr. G. A. Becker; Spondhg
secretary II. C. Broas; financial secretary, e. Roper
recording secretary sherwood kipp treasurer j. r..
Mason: chairman Of the beard OF directors j. honds
stearns Among those present. last night DcSldeN 'nc
oflrIas were James II. FeTdon. Thomas e. L"Wl, -.
sherman Albert Constantine, James Regain ana Johh
A pre.S
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A RIG TRANSACTION IN COLORADO.

Denver March 1O.-Thc Travellers Insurncc CONT
pany has given an option on all its property In Colorado
TO John C. Montgomery, OF this city. The transicuon
will be closed tbs week and new company OF dig
proportions will be formed So far can be learned It
/, the intention OF Mr.. Montgomery TO place TINS
enterprise in England. To it will be added grant OF
100000 OF land owned by Quincy " shaw' OF
Boston, adjoining some OF the Insurance lands ana
situated I'm Colorado and New Mexico. The option
covers all the real estate irgaiing bitches and canals
and water rights owned b. the insurance company
Among these are found the Grand River Fort Morgan
Del Norte, Citizens and Cncompasre Land and Often
companies. The amount Of the option Is said TO %
81 900 600. The land put into the scheme by Mr.
shaw Is valued at St.OCOOo0, which would make the
enterprise reach s. 900 600.
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MUSIC. MONEY AND CORY FOR RUSSIA

There is every prospect Of great success Tor the
concert at Music Hall tomorrow evening for the ben
eff of the Russian famine sufferers. All the hrst
tier boxes are sold and there few left Oh the
second tier The women in the boxes Will come In
fll! dress 50 that the affair Will be as important
socially az it undoubtedly viii be unsteady and hnan-
cialiy. some OF those who have taken boxes are
Mrs Vanderbilt Mrs. Willie Douglas, Mrs. Peabody
WctmOrc Mrs lse.n. Mrs. Dc ianccy Kane. Mrs. Coop
er Hewitt, Mrs. Abram ;. Hewitt Mrs. Roosevelt,
Mr., Daniel f. Butterfeh Mrs. Parsons, Mrs Cutting,
Mrs, ConEl.ng umd Miss CCddinston. Those who have
The, affair in charge delighted with the encourage
rucut already received from the public.
bloomington. H.. March lO.-A solid train OF
fight containing 1900 bushels Of shellcd
corn has been made up here. and viii be dispatched
ia The ,calOard for shipment 10 Russia. 1t Is Ill
coutrihutcd by citizens Gf Mclean County.
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l'ostoMce y Office.


Should be read daily by all interested. o. changes my
sSu0'Tc nssG b specially I'D
ssa for stG To send S dSsiss and
mercla documents letters not specially addressed being
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Hawaiian, F and ss%can Islands %a per MSnOw,
iiS 80 D. m or on arrival at NewYork 5 Airani;
iand, by rail- Halifax and th"noe By .tesper close
a, this ONCE daily at $3.50 y. m. Mails for MiQuaon
BY rail TO Boston; and thence y .oane, close a
81, Tampa Fla and by steamer sailing M6ndsyS
Tnesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. close this ONCE
i.iv NJ 40 a. 10. Malls for Mexico overland. uniess
Specially addressed for dispatch by stesmsr close at ts
oNcr daily at 3 u. m.
Trans Pacific mails Forwarded Sen Frsneco dany
and the schedule OF closing Is aTsngsd on The prsampuoh
Mails from East arriving time Francisco
on the ssng Of steamers dispa tched thence
the day.
sRogistered mail closes at y. pr~vious day.
suppler ensry mails are Opened ue piers Of
french stsamer Of n
mails ct the PostOce. which remain open
unsl minutes VI the hour Of sailing steamer
CORNELIUS VAN COrr, Po. t,wstes
Po>toihcs. Nsw-York. n. ". March I. 1892.
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Is TINS I PfPER IHEATEE.
HOUSE WITH COMPLETE DESIGNS Eft Al -
COMPLETE SIZE.

HOUSE WITH COMPLETE DESIGNS Etr Al -
COMPLETE SIZE.
\ .tory va, published vc,icrlay. Hvin- In remark
able detail the uan. fr new theatre 10 lie built IN
rIltv.n.nth ST. l.twc-n Madison and Parl, ave. II
VA, to cost "A huge .un and wa - BE- ,n-ror to any
thing NJ the sort set attempted iu - country ana
The only thing Of Interest abput il which WI, omitted
from the account tie name ~ some person con
nccred with the project. The land to b; occupied by
the theatre consisted Of four lc- in ify St. nd
oinng the LcnOX Lyceun. and the spending four
in Tfty-elshhst and the building was 10 run through
from one street 10 the other. The plans vcrr imposed
Il, 10 quite finished In the hands Of architect. who
yeas mined but whose name doe not appear In the
directory and Of whom 10 trace could b" found yes
tcriny.
The lot In Fifty nintii-,t. neat 10 the Lcnox Lyecum
IS owned by wallace &. Andrews. president Of the New
York steam Company. and III" spending lot
I'm Fifty ghth-st. aud the next 10 II. The rest OF
the eight are ovnel by DR. lone. Of Philadelphia.
Mr. Andrews aid last night that he believed some
philadelphia and Chicago people Ind Ind some project
I'm mind for theatre in that ghborh1od but he knew
nothing definite nbout IL and oerialuly not con
nectei with Az such project himself II anybody want
I'd 10 buy his property for any purno,c BIT n snts-
factory price he WINS ready TO sell. but he had had no
any theatrical purpose.
II SEEM, thcrcfo that tho projectors OF the pnntal
theat 70 have neglected 10 the land which ii
is TO stand have neglected 10 engnee theatrical arch
trc and have neglected to Interest anybody who knows
ANYTHING about theatres In the scheme IL Il also
appropriate to remark that the four lots In Fifty
eighth-st restricted TO the building Of dwelling
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DIED.

A ae .ch Of D s e M AVN "a aged aged So
e1S5d d KSines %s d Dr. ogden seRus
Burial at whitnsvine, Mass
1852. Marguerite Beers, widow of the late David B.
Funeral ssfSlce at Trinity Church, NewOwn Saturday.
| March H. at j.. IN. ,,-
Island in tSe ga yeaF Of his age
viii be held at o'clock March Ill dn,. rr
ana and s ciaon .t. a. b iHSS 5I'
DAVIS-Ihursday March TO- at his late residence LOO
West ead.st. James Davis, aged 10 yeSs.
i fgnf rmdnt tI at Nims 8 r m.
45ihst sarah W. wife Of the late A. A. Evs'aThieVe'
E4s,s II Ss ,ss T f. e. ''
In tern aps at New v" .RocSeie.
Buffalo papers please Copy.
John Ferguson. at her rsdenee, lbs East 2s
late residence on Friday afternoon. at O'clock.
GULLIvER-At Andoyer. Mass, March ., 1882, Francs
c. CULVER wife Of Professor j. T. CULVER In her 'oA
Funeral services a. Andover Friday.
BE in the aith year Of his age seph T. yoans
est son o. the late Samuel and Susan Gardner Hopdns'
Inermens pryue in the family plot in Greenwood On
k ks d Il wilmington papers pleas. copy
Moss-At Chicago. "Wednesday. March o, william p
noBpiNs-on Thursday March 10. Maria c. Robbins. in
se sAs SS viii N be held a. 81 sms Saturday March
| Interment st Arlington, Mass
ROCKwELL-On Thursday. March 10 at the residence Of
| j. w. Garfield, 2,l54 kifthave. Gould Rockwell, aseo
| "a years. 49, ..,, c,.,
Ridgefed Conn., Saturday. the 18th INST, AZ O'CLOCK
Toy. n. Y. papers please copy. d
TIILINGIAST-At her residence, No. % East 64th-st..
| on wednesday morning. March O. Phoebe Wyekon wife
| OF William il. linshast and daughter OF the late
Fnnrrai Services at st. Bartholomews Church.
| Maiisoa-aye. and 44thst Friday morning, at $50
| O'Clock.
! Inerrnent in lakewood Cemetery, Troy.
| WILLIAMSON PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. March s. -
o. WILLIAMS aud daughter OF J. Gatna add Annie Cabecn
Funeral services at Jamess Church 2cd and Walnut
Philadelphia, Friday, March IL, at halfpast II
| O'Clock.
| Inerment private.
wILSON-wednesday, March ., 1892. stephen D. Wilson,
In his 7+h year. :;
Relatives and friends are invited attend tho funeral
residence, lob Wet 73fst., MOVE
| YORK City. Friday, March IL. 1852, at D. IN.
| Incrment private
| Kindly omit nowers.
WINSLOw-At woodscH. Poughkeepse " y. Thurs
day March 10 Hon. John T. Wnslow, in the SD year
Of his
Funeral services Presbyterian Church at Pough-
| kccpaie. Monday. lith inst at IL O'Clock a. m
| Relatives and friends are invited.
Carriages Poughkeepsie Depot on arrival 6
train leaving New-fork . 10
Intement IN family vault In Albany Rural Cemetery
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ANIMAL DINNER or BROWN ALUMNI
THIS YEARS REUNION WILL BE UNUSUALLY
INTERFSrIN Nc


The annual reunion and dinner alumni Of Brown
University in NewYork and IT, vicinity VIII take place at
Delmonico's Fifti-avc. and TwentysXthst. on Friday
evening March 2j at o'clock All those who have
been connected with Brown University as officers or stu
dents cordially invited 10 be present
The president OF the club Charles L. Colby, will pre-
side Presidcnt Andrews Of the University vii be
prseot Among Others who are expected be present
are President Seth Low OF Columbia College; President
William Pepper, Of the University OF Pennsyl'ania; Ps-
dent Francis L. Patton, Of Princeton; Dean j. o. MUIR
raw OF Princeton Francis Wayand Dean Of the Yale Law
School George w. Carr and the Rev. George Dana Board
The reunion promises 10 be one OF unusual Interest
and IL is hoped there will b. large attendance OF all
those the college and loyal to It's Interests
The price the tickets for the dinner Will be 80 each
and 10 is requested notice bs sent n the uoasuo
before March 20 by intending ~ be present and
that payment made him before the date OF the dinner
Graduates OF requested send N the secre
tary the name OF any slunnus who may have recently
MAYED To New.York City vicinity and whose
NAV not be on the books Of the secretary.
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n USIC.
THE BEETHOVEN STRING QUARTET.


The third and last for this season OF the chahoer
music concerts OF the Beethoven string Oiartcuc t0oh
place in the set apart for such entertainments III
,bo Music Hall last nlrh The admirable orCaniza-
,ion lad tbe helm Of Carl Faeltcn. rather familiar
figure i'm or concert rooms before lie went 10 Boston,
where he is now the director of the Nc" England Con-
servatory Of Music lie PLAYED Becthovens variations
on the theme Of the finale of the Eroca' symphony
with somewhat hard and dry touch ana less perc'"t
If technique than are accustomed 10 III '"h'e'' Va
high class but redeemed himself IN the eyes OF the
critical by his discreet intelligent and musicauly work
IN Brabms,s Quintet m minor which he played with
the CLUB Tho other number OF the programme WIN
which the concert was opened was new strhS quartet
in major by Tschaikowsky, played most S"IinlS
and devotedly by Mr. Dannreuthcr and his associates
and fun OF the merits a. we'll a. The deiect, 81 ~,
ronular Russian composer The room was hilcu "ith
listeners and there was no lack OF appreciation OF inc
good things offered
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ANaIEUEs TO ACT FOR CHARITY.

The play Of "school" /, be given Friday and
SATURDAY al the Berkeley Lyceum the benefit Of the
Sunnvs.de Day Nursery and the Babies Shelter The
,Lav IL under the direction OF Mrs. H. Il. Hons, Mrs.
James X Oracle, Mrs. Iiborne Roosevelt aud Mr..
Douglas Robinson Jr and expense trouble have
been srared ~ make the play social well ~ =
financial success
professional coach has been engaged aud I'M
suay cool cast OF amateurs are to take part Among
them Ar. Mrs Charles Whelen OF Philadelphia; Mr..
Roosevelt Mrs James HigglnsOn Miss Boynton. Nj
warneld Nils Shipper. M La Montague Nr. Boynton.
NJ, Ns.an and Mr.. saunders. Tickets nay b obtains