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Announcements.

Balmy odors from Spice Islands,
Waftcd by the tIOplc breeze
BOZODONT in healthful fragrance
Cannot be surpassed by these.
Teeth IL wnitens purltes
You will use II II you're wise.
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BROOKLYN.

Enrnad runs-St Louis l. Brooklyn I. ThTee-baSt nv
Hart fwo.6ase hit~wsrd Sacrifice h5-Gla:scock
Inyse T Dsiy Kinslow Stolen bases-CrOok, Carroll.
Rrodie FoutI OBrien First base on bals-On Hart
Crooks Carroll Brodie Caruther, Pnkney on H2iqock-
Carroll Giasscock Of Gleason-Nard Burns ~ pBrlcn
Firt errr.-Brookyn WIG Pi'e9ssailaH ~
t;leas ION joyce (2). Corcoran. Fouth kinsow Double
rdsvs-Crooks Giasscock and Werden. Ward. Coicoon
and Eoutz UInpire-McQuaid. Time OF game %
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sunrise AL Set. 1873 Moon ri'es027am Moons %
HfGH WATER.
/M-sandy H'k.. 327 Gov. Isld.. S4S He'll 0'e.. b4l
P.A-s.Ady HK.. 34l Gov. Lard. AIS Hell &C.. sos
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Suit of Black Serge, Sl3. Lacks the
indescribable tineness of more costly
suits; but is substantial and useful,
especially as an extra suit these two
three p hot months coming.
The most popular suit for general
Summer wear is the fancy Chevlot and
Homcspuns, because they are pretty,
strong and cool. Abundant variety OF
colors, especially July and August
colors-can fit you too; stock not all
run down as ut most clothers.
Negigee Shirts, 81 to 50.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
THEE } Prince
STORES. so St.
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BLACK s / l. X s,
MADE BY {. J. BONNET CO.. LYONS.
NorEKA. z. & ".
A NEW COLLAR
NorEKA.

These Silks have always main.
tanned their supremacy over all
other makes on account of their
Superior Wearing Qualities.
TO-DAY
We make a special offering of
Seven qualities. as follows: At
$1.OO, 1925, S1.5O, $1.75, $500,
So. 80 and $500 per yard.
They are worth from 80 cents a
ward on the lowest quality TO
$3.50 on the highest more than
we ask for them.
JAMES NIcCR f r X Y & CO. 4,
Broadway and nth st.
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p,IroT Boy SUFFERS Not YET sENTENCt"

Iudgc Lipplncott YESTERDAY postponed th' Sr""" ',,N
q, the ballot box suffers Nathaniel Fowler james H.
Jordan and william Keen. for two weeks Inc 'u"H'
said -.
The court desires To state that Information n''
been received that II l. the desire "i some % u"
dcred election officers TO plead g"ilN """ T., o."
-, -, ,bo cour, Froul tL, a, ton Of the court
f., tho nast and p,rhap, from what the court DAY
have said on previous occasions these men ''a, "
under the impression that much ccmencN W'uld DC
exercised by the court in their behalf desire ''.
no misunderstanding shall exist In ihs matter anu
therefore IL f. we'll 10 say that ih' '"url WIN
n, udicate I'm any wa, the degree Of punishment OF
clcmeucy which viii be- exercised iu su'h CO.. u
any plead guilty. It must De viii u" dl,l.,l ~
dcrStandng that there exists no promise OF iH"' '"'
whatever u the sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d..
90 WEST S9THST.
Diseases Of Nervous system lientou rnery Organs
Impotncy and Sterity. Hours' 70 l. 10 O.
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For dyspepsia, collie and exhaustion, no remed
like PAKKER'S GINGER TONIC.
IINDERCORNS, the best cure fos corns, 10 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentifric
Z. tina best tooth powder the world for preserving tn
teeth "Refreshing and delicious" rs cents bottle
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Bread,
Biscuit,

~AKES, raised with
a \ Royal Baking
Powder, will be
winter, sweeter,
Y 4 lighter, finer fla
~ vored, more deli
cious and wholesome, than
If made with any other
baking powder.
A spoonful Of Royal
will go further than a
spoonful Of any other
powder. tits the strong
est because iii is the purest.
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THE RECORDS.
GAMES TODAY

Brooklyn SC. Louis, at Eastern Park, BROOKLYN
two games.
Cincinnati VS. New.York. ct Polo Grounds. NewYork.
Washington rs. Louisville, at Washington.
Bal tlmore VS.. Cleve and at Baltimore
paiiadelphia Chicago. al Philadelphia.
Boston vs.. Pittsbure At Boston.
Two games Will be played In BROOKLYN to-day
The New.York and Cincinnati teams Will pay again
NJ the Polo Grounds today Rhines and Rusie will b.
The pitchers
Taylor has been suspended by the Albany club
Ewing seams afraid 10 attempt to catch, fearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-19

Mr. Scott from the house at the point OF revolver
and that he had to defend himself with pltchlorN
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NEW ARK.
ATTEMPTED To BURN down. TENEMENT
HOUSE.

An old frame building AZ No. % ColrtNt'' occupied
NV several families was discovered TO be on fire lat"
ON sunday night. The fame w"rc quickly subdnen.
II was found later that kerosene had been poured on
the door leading TO the hall IN the Tar ana ns'irh
apDlled 10 IT, Had the FAM got under mu'h h"n
wny the escape Of the Inmates II the house would
have been cni on Yesterday the police started an
Investigation II the affair.
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Tho funeral of olodinh wociur. late bushes

The funeral Of Obodnh Woodruff. lat" business
manager " The Newark Daily Mvcris"r.' took
place Yesterday At hi, home at Washington and
warren 81, the Rev. Carlos Mariyn, Of the F1rNt
Reformed Church. conducting M" services. Inc
burial WIS u Bloomfield Cemetery.
Peter Dahlman. former collector Tor the nltcd
state, Industrial Insurance company, wa "iIr>i"',
YESTERDAY ON charge II cmb"ILlng MONEY collected
lv him for N" company. Dahlman l- twenty seven
wear, Old and lives AT 80 49, = Morris ave.
Po>oflce Inspector VI. j. Wheeler yesterday com
nloted MS work Of inspecting the Newark PV,tofc g..
anG before departing called on Postmaster Cpnkn.
and highly commended the administration ~ the Ui' e.
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SPECIAL MENTION

Advertisements admitted into ths,e column,
are recommended To the readers OF THE TIRE.
UNE as thoroughly reliable. nnd bushes. en-, =.
done by matt will, the advertiser with perf...
safefy.
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AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE>.-The Tribune' ~"
of persons. rcpuIcd 10 be worth million or mort
been re vised aud sent the printer. and VIII oeH
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In paper box. for ST. Probably 200 changes nav
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The hand.omest ard best kniiiing mud troe"e' mi,
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Issue is dc voted TO pnttern. lace. garments ""
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UNITS, scarfs. tides handkercheis ETC. 1" ~, I'D.
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AFTER. DINNER SPEtCHE~.-A hindsome "a
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dresses of The winter Of tS9l-' S2 Ia New ,.hurs
Addresses are given by Mr.. Depew' Dr. nr,sss
Joseph Jefferson. ex-President CIe'e'"n"' -" ..,eay
MIR. Dana, MIR. Mctclwny, Mr Dro"i.', psttcF.
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CINCINNATI.
NEW-YORk


;NiesinnstS .......... Q 40
n SewYork i Cincinnati 3. Left on b.sfs-Ne"
YORK G. Cincinnati Fist base on oailskOn Si1e
~ nwyer 4 Struck out--By Crane 4 ~ Nv!
Thrce.base ht-Ternan Tw9bsss hit.lItnon Ewing
nv NJ, M ,than Holiday Double llay-FnleI burs
and O'Rourke Passed balls-Boyle Z OihP''o
ney Time gamc-l A.
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INCOMING STEAMERS
TODAY.
WEDNESDAY,. JULY 20
OU1G DING STEAMERS.

OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
Vessel. Limo. Fo- close sails
Aller Nc Lloyd. bremen. am pm
WEDNESDAY. july 20
Colombia Pacific Mail. Colon. ........lO IL m
Adriatlc. White star. Liverpool. 1870 80 m
WeseTnland. Red star Antwerp. l23Uam $50
Niagara, NY d Cuba Havana. pm pm
THURSDAY. JULY II.
Siberian Allan. State Glasgow ....... am
Columbia Hamb.Amer Hamburg....... IL pm
SHIPPING NEVIS
PORT OF NETWORK. ........... MONDAY JULY ls, 1892
XRRIVED
steamer River Ettricx tBr Riggs, Kingston, ia,
June - Belize II, Livingston Porto Corte, July L.
cane t,racios aud rroytOvn T. mase and passen.
gels TO Jane. Rankin; Arrived at the bar at m.
steamer Hudson. Kerlbe, New.Orieans y days, with
ndse and passengers To seaman.
steamer Tallahassee, Askins, bLyennah s days, with
mdse and passengers to II Walker.
steamE Oherskee, Chichester, jacksonville July u
passengers wm Clyde Co.
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Cincinnati 5, NewYofk .. Phladelphfe 10, nhcsso o.
Brooklyn 4, st. Louis 4 CleNeiahl na. .er,o
Fourteen innines9 washington H. '>ou =
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H u NJ p n z E Y S

HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS are the ideal cure; spc
citrs which upon the disease such doses
os cure without exciting disease DISC der any other
IA rt Of the system. In otner aud by other
medicines the family treatment be conducted sue
cesSfuIly or ineNpensiNely a. by their use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
Ic4R coNPAxr Organized IN NEw.JERsET

Trenton. y. j.. April 23.LThe certificate of In
corporation OF the United states Cur Company was
fled here to day. the corporation having been or
ganizcd under the laws OF NcwJcrscy. its principal
Office being In Jersey city. The objects for which
the company Is formed to manufacture, buy, or
otherwise acquire sell otherwise dispose Of rail
rad and other ears, engines and other rolling stock
and 10 own timber lands aud operate saw mills. The
total amount OF the capital stock OF the company IS
IN he SLjOO, 900. nnd the number OF shares Is 40,
600 Names OF the stockholders and the number Of
shares held by each given Ms follows: Thomas
>, II Parker New Brunswick, y. j.. sixteen shares :
Robert : Green. jr.. Elizabeth y. j.. sixteen Madison
Grant New. York city, sixteen. Augustus Fielding
Snw.Iorl City. sINtrcn and David COrnfoOt, London
England, sixteen shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
CHOLERA EPIDEMIC IN BENAEEs.

THE MORTALITY GrEAT-FoUR CASES MAR
FAIRS REPORTED.
Calcutta April GA yiruient epidemic OF 'ho'er"
is raging in Benares rnc morHlty Is great les
tcr,av there were reported lsG new and l33
deaths from the disease.
Paris, April 23.-COnsidcrable anxiety has been
ocoasoncd here By the report OF an outbreak Of cholera
near Paris 4 man living near Putenux. village
seven miles west Of this city, has been admitted 10
the Bcauicn sptnl. where the doctors pronounce
the d.ci.c from which he Is suffering 90 be mild form
~ cholera. Three other men, from Ncullly ana ,our
bcvole both OF which places arc only few miles rom
parI. were subsequently admitted Ia the hospital.
-urcr1nq from the simc disease. one 81 them hss
dSon 10 other case. are known. and the authorities
do not fear that the discasc vii! extend.
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THE KAISER'S ENERGY.
WORKING INCEsSANTLY THROUGH THE
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
THE CAR AND OTHER ROYAL PER'oNAGEs SOON
TO VISIT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VINEYARDS.


VINEYARDS.
cor,y,ob, ,s6o m N, Nem York dssocniei ITfss.
nerIln AprlI c3-The Easter holidays made little
difference 10 the En,peror lie worked during All the
holiday season from early In the morning uhui "'o
at night. gave the u,In audiences 10 inc M'i'tc'S
and took only short ride drive III the h'cr'oo''
ON Thursday morning accompanied By his aded"-
camp Major Won Moltko. the Emperor went 10
El,cnach where lie was n gust OF his uncle the
Grand Duke Of saxc-WcImar Upon the receipt Oh
the news OF the death OF the Duchess of MechlenbuFg
the Fmepror Immediately cancelled his arrangements
10 go shooting and annogncd his intention 10 attend
The funeral.
ROYAL PERSoNAGES 10 VISIT THE ENPEl'oh'
a telegram received In Berlin to-day announces
that the Car has finally consented TO visit Potsda'
whore he will remain four days. The arrangements
have not yet been announced but from private au-
vices IL is expected that his visit will be Semi-ncogno'
The visit will undoubtedly influence greatly tho re-
ations between the two empires II has already been
ntmnted 70 the journals that 1t would De al
vi>abc for them to cease their attacks upon ku's''
The approaching visits Of the members o. Foy"i
families with tho consequent influx Of society promise
20 give considerable simuiu, 20 the trade Oh be''h
II I, now finally settled that. besides the Gar TIE
King and Queen Of Italy. the King ana queen o.
sweden and the Queen Regent and young queen OF
Holland will arrive here before the middle Of June.
The Queen Regent o. Holland nnd the Queen Will
sol urn in the Black Forest for awhile before coming
~ pot,dam. Rumors have been circulated that the
King md On,cn OF Italy VIII not come TO Berlin.
owiu- 10 the political crisis In Italy These reports
however, are scmi.ohclalIy denied.
TIE VINEYARDS or MSAcrLoERNNf.
Tie VINEYARDS IN AlsaceLorrainc nearly Suffered tho
fate 0, French vineyards. From mild weather the
temperature suddenly dropped TO : degrees below
1oro Enormous damage done In the vicinity OF
.tro-bus but the vine growers In the kolmar district
announce tba, great success followed the burning Of
sr In the vicinity OF their vineyard the trc causing
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| builders Frank Roosevelt: arms and ammunition,
NJ. Hartley scales, Fairbanks scale Co.

builders Frank Roosevelt: arms and ammunition
NJ. Hartley scales, Fairbanks scale Co.
The following address w;s sent out yesterday:
To the People Of the City 0: New-York;
expected to raise the fund for building Gneral Cinnts
tomb Is about completed. An auxiliary com,
mittee has been appointed in nearly every Drlnch OF
has been made TO all the Exchanges clubs and other
organizations, and they are rapidly taking ehecnve
measures for cooperation. Encient committees nave
also been appointed In the city OF Br9okyn:, En-
ployes have been Invited to subscribe either directly
or through their employers. The work OF securing
s330,000 is large amount TO be raised by Voinih!
contribution. 1t Is only by extraordinary cNeitlCns
by all Of people that success can be achioVca'
ls as any committee reports TIT 1t. Cox
press the name Of the interest represented. the total
sum subscribed. and the amount Of each individual
pt a WG no the cns %d E' 9"GS
and organization Will be set forth I'm Detailed tabular
statement y copy of this statement viii ne placed
In the archives of the Ncwlork Historical society IN
order that p0Steritv know who contributed to this
patriotic undertaking. 1t Is hoped that every Interest
may be credably represented on this roll. $50
vicd the nmy Of General Grant TO make tn" ietrop-
o!st Of the Nation his permanent Place Of burial
move his remains TO Washington. II was opposed by
New lorks representatives and defeated that by such
by consideration OF honor and patriotism 10 re-
deem the pledges made 10 give fitting cnt0nbmcnt 10
heros remains. We have contracted a debt and
rcentaves OF all foreign Powers will visit city
their way 10 the Chicago Exposition. and. nv direction
ably occrr in our hartor. II the funds required Tor
ire promised tomb should not be supplied promptly and
the structure b. well under before that tine tie
name OF America would suffer lasting iepr0ach N
The eyes OF all the world;
generously 20 every worthy In every part ~
orr country and quarter NJ the Globe II now
time for charity to stop at ohme for the next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
MORE ANARCHISTS LOCKED Up.
TWO HUNDRED AERr SrFD IL VARIOUS FRENCH
Cf1TFs-A MAY DNY PROCLhMATIoN.

TWO HUNDRED Al.El stu IN NAhloOS mn"
CiTTEs-A MAY Day PROcLAMATIoN.
Pars April 23.-There has been no cessation In the
activity Of the police % Paris and various other places
I'm France IN their Anarchist hunt and III" result
shows that II the campaign continues there VIII be
few dangerous Anarchists At liberty on MAY day to
create trouble. Imaginative newspaper writer's have
written reports OF the proceedings at Anarchist meet
lngs said - have been held Of late IN this city, rs
matter Of fact, However only Tho Anarchists them
selves know anything about these secret meeting
II such meetings hnve been held The concerted raids
on Anarchists lodgings which began here and else
whci,, ia France Yesterday were continued today
Two hundred arrest, have been made. Among Ia"
Anarchists literature that las fallen into the hands
Of the police nre 10000 copies OF MAY Day proca
nation couchcf IN the usual violent Language OF the
Anarchists, and urging the people b revolt on the
frs, Of Mny against all constituted authority.
sofia ApriI 43.-As the result OF warning from
Tho Turkish polce the police Of Rustchuh ycSt>r-
day made u raid ID" house of IA Armenian named
Garnbrt and seized fourteen dNnnmlt" bombs, which,
IL f. supposed, intended TO be used against
bulgarian state men.
London. April 23-The funeral OF Ms. Mowbny,
wife Of the publisher Of tOmmOnwenl" the Anarchist
pnurr which wa, seized hy the police few dnys ago.
,yhru hofh The editor Nichols. and MOwOraT were ar
rested was held to-day ct Whochnpel. The mags-
rate bcforc whom Nichols aud MOwbrny we've ar
,aIencd refused 10 ndmit them & bail but to-day he
rclraeed Mowbrny In 600 bail TO enable the
nri.oncr to attend his wtfc's funeral The occasion
was taken advantage 81 by many hharchlst. anu nv
vnnced socialists show their sympathy ipr NOW
bray The funeral WINS attended by nm enormous
crnwd Of members Of the International Workingmcns
Climb procession with many req nag nDe Ds""o'"
sccompanied Inc hearse for long disfanc,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
SENATOR HoAR TO CONSULT ocUus1s ADsolD.

Washington, April 80 (Specall Ex-senator lIoar today
osed FOR and obtained leave OF absence for the rest
o. Ills session OF Congress. lie Will sail for Europe
shortly for the purpose Of consulting come eplnent
oclIstS abroad about the condition Of his eyes Early
in this session Mr.. Iloars eyes BEGAN TO tionbe him
seriously and he confined TO IFS house the greater
pnrt Of january and February. For inc ia't TWO
months he has been able to do s'lnc WORN "s' III ,'e
Capitol but he thinks 1t pudeit 10" 70 "p',"o, MS
,'',.,,,o i,l.,.s and 90 nhro,d for treatment Mean
shIlr Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, will act rs chairman OF
the Committcc on the Juditnry'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
pp,xcp GEORGE AND PRINCESS MAY.

London. April "a" The Manchester Courier saws
,o. thc bcrothal ~ Prince George. only .on Of te
Prince of Wales and Princess MARY Victoria laughter
- the DIXIE and Duchrss OF Tecls has been definitely
decided upon. aud that It will be announced.
No surprise IS Occasioned by the statement. 1t was
reuofed not long after the death Of the Duke OF Clar.
cncc and AyonGae tho elder brother OF Prime, George
20 whom the Princess engaged. that rich o mar
riage wCnld BE- arranged. II H. sail that the Queen
who Is extremely fond Of Princess Mny is heartily In
favor Of the bcrotnl. and that. in fact II was her
Influence that bonght II abut. The marriage Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
THE DRAMA AND MUSIC IN LONDON.
NEW PLAYS AND NEW PRoDUcToNs-vERDI'

NEW PLAYS AND NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"FALsTAPF' AND RCBINsrEIN's NOSES
Iordon. April 23.-Of the several novelties seen at
Tho theatres during the past week few II any were
worthy 0. extended notice.
Miss Janet Achurch's revival OF The DolPs House
a. the Avenue Theatre on TUESDAY last gave prominence
+, Nh, weakness Of the production. Miss AchuFch
took the part OF Nora, and Charles CharlnS~i' INV
manager OF the Avenue the part Of Homcr.
Al the Comedy Theatre on Thursday al experiment.
was made with n new triple bill All unohehuihs
tar,Ical comedy, The Widow" by Bagot. was tas'e-
less farce for the habtues Of the Comedy ms was
compensated for by sparkling comed'eta' ii'hc -
Money by Mrs. Hugh Bell and Arthur Cecil W "hcn
Charlie. Hawtroy ard Miss Lottic Vcnnc gave OIL
OF delightful and polished acting The mira "c'n
or the bill was Eden philpott's clever pay "A
Breezy Morning.
The Court Theatre will reopen next week uhder
the management OF Arthur ChudlcIgl A nsw Triple
bill will be given, the principal items OF wmch VIII
be "A Pantomlme Rehearsal" and Gllberts "Ko'eil'
crantz ard Gulldenstern'
In the Shakespeare memorial production at STAFFORD
on-Avon Mr. BensOn's memorial performance was well
attended To-day the 32sth anniversary OF the poets
birthday and the day was httinGly observed STRAIT
ford was decorated with flags and bunting, and me old
village fully alive to the honor OF having been inc
home Of Shakespeare. All the church bells peacd and
the sleepy and lanes were filled with hundred,
Of visitors from all parts OF the country. Many Amer
leans, too were present. Among the visitors we're
large number OF shake pearcan scholarS.
Verdi's FalstaH- is now the stirring topic In the
musical world The aged composer says that his
! Imagination is in no way impaired and that he
has the stuff In him for more serious operas. He
says however that he srinIs from the physical toll
involved In writing score. should he decide 10
write again 1t Is probable that the brctto VIII be
based upon "The Tanning Of the shrew."
Rubinstcin has Just completed biblical opera, en-
titled Moses which will he introduced In London
ss an oratorio It's form makes II impraccablc here
as stage play. 1t Is IL long work. occupying two
evenings in Its presentation.
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cp,Trc1sfNG THE AMERICAN PRISON SYSTEM

cIiTICIsING TIE AMERICAN PRls"N n'Sihm
London. April 23.-A letter "rl'oeh ps N''e. W., W.,
, .r,,.cl, nf tho Howard Association, has been pub
u.ed here and has excited much interest nmong thos"
connected officially and unoinclaly with English prs
ont. The newspapers pint long comments OF Tue
letter Mr. Talaek says that. after careful study Oh
u,asons fin Italy md America. where system has Deem
adopted Of giving pri oncr' Of hardened type lrec
iutorcourse with tie other prisoners ana providing
d., nth, comforts and luXur.s~. he has found that
L ,,s,lts ,re dcpIornblc. The prisons OF Massariu
,o,,e me declares. nr, schools OF crime aud have
terrible effects upon the community. Crime IN Eng
land where the prisoners are separated has. accord
n', f. Mr. Tanc6 greatly decreased while IN America
II il rapidly ncfcIslhE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
MINISTER CRUDE GIVES A DINNER.

Madrid, April GA dinner was given Mt the
American LEGATION last night by f.. Brrd Gruhb, the
American Minister TO spain, to senior Dupuy, the
ncwlv.appontcd spanish Minister 10 the United States.
4 large number of distinguished spanards wero
nrcscut including senior CASTELAR,. the Republican
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