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Gaming Cases.

Yesterday in the Criminal Court, Justice
McComss, there were several cases against the
gaming law on the calendar for trial The first
called vas that of Albert Stannard and he failed
20 answer. The first case for trial was that Of
Henry Wilson. charged with keeping gaming
table in rooms on Pennsylvania avenue be-
tween 9Th and 10Th streets IN 1881 and the trial
was conducted BY Mr.. A A. Birney. district at
torney and Mr. j. A. Clarke. for the defendant
The jury, after about an hours absence re-
turned a verdict of guilty. and Mr.. Clarke en-
tered q motion for a new trial
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Alta meeting Monday night at Lewis Hall Of
delegates to the emancipation convention held on
the sth instant a protes, WAS made against the
action Of G. ". Stuart and Maj. W. c. Cox
in assuming to abolish the emancipation parade
without authority. il is claimed, from the
delegates that elected them. The secretary,
William H. Brown, was authorized 10 call the
delegates together on Wednesday night at 80
O'Clock to take such steps as they deem proper
In regard to q street parade The meeting
will be held At Lewis Hall, 307 street south
Weac
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS.
some Results In the Voting for Municipal
Offcers Yesterday

Municipal elections were held throughout
pennsylvania yesterday. At midnight the
result over the contest for mayor at Pittsburg
was in doubt
In Allegheny Mayor Kennedy, republican,
was reelected by about $500 plurality.
The republicans were generally successful In
Philadelphia Thomas VI. Hammett was beaten
for select council He regarded as the
Traction Company candidate.
Republicans were successful also ia Harris
burg, Lancaster. Reading and Williamsport,
while the democrats won in Carlisle, Gettys-
burg and Chester.
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A Chapter of Accidents.

Yesterday afternoon Daniel Webster. living
on the Asylum road, fell from his cart at 9Th
street and North Carolina avenue southeast,
and wheel passing over his leg injured him
severely.
VIM. Crump of 1929 18th street fell from the
steps of stable on G. between 18th and 18th
and injured his left hip. He was treated at the
Emergency Hospital
Frank Harrison, living at 15+0 It'll street
northwest. slipped at 10th and h street north
west yesterday and his head was badly cut.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

r. THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
Holding special term for Orphans Court business
This 1lth Of February. 1893.
In estate OF johanna Moore late Of the District of
Columbia No; 5405. Administration Doc. Is,
Application having been made for the probate OF q
msat sIi, FOR, lesars tsstSe oni the estate Of
described IN. will "a James Mcbonaid,. notice is
hereby yep e Al c1pceEpsd t9 appear IN thu court
O'CLOCK AN, to show cause. IL any exist, a. sinsf
the granting Of such application.
int1n Law Reporter and Evening Star once in each
By the court: A. b HAGNER Justice
-. r WRIGHT. Rseisser Of wis. b. q.
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The weakest stomach Graves that nourishmen mt
which Cudahy's "Rex" Brand Fluid Beef amply
supplies. OF druggists-
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WANTED-HELP.
VALE.

NALL.
WANIED-MAS twHITE, IS NIGH, WATCH
WsfCHTaS Sr Ss abe to give bonds 5d5r.-s
w yers Cd to earn ,bs dIES ,n ok ,E1Y
PKIcE oUIaf.EY Eth and Tbs sts ne feaaGSss
WA.STEpoioo MES COOKS, s3 TO s. p
Fadbs.rs o. re, da. shneI rrs: IS $40 per week
D....yy cock; nd bartender. DrcK,s A&ESci.
WANTED-BoY ABOUT IA WARS OF AGE TO
81 Center Market. 7ih st, pr Wing WIZ" fe252s:
WANTEp-wooD CHOPPERS TO CHOP WOOD
wiM EssI To isS =, xb Y Apply to
WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss WHITE DRIVER
w FOR a de livery WAGON tAgpiyt33 ,rscurp
fs22c4. lilo Conn. ave.
WANTED-A MAN (wHITE OR COLORED) FOR
uN1V naHG TSrt B,in5 references to c4IaoL!c
w with some ability to sell goods must have Al
rom 70 10 IL fsqTsdsy HARRHYs s4so s q
NV la
yVANTED-A MAN TO ATTEND TO HORSES
ho. and sST and make hnIr Useful R sS0uf the
Church Rd- near soldiers Home fe22-3a'
WANIED-YOUNG MAN AS SALESMAN AND
,5ass E Please i've sss rna .s.r ssiI.!
WANTED BRIGHT YOUNG MAN. GOOD.
own n MERdE nfe sssi oes
WASTED. coLoREp BOYS; SIXTEEN
Noses sons 11sk s6d .t A. ts sia
WANTEp-.N EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR;
ss Boz oe 49,.
WANTED-YOUNG MAN. GOOD sTENOG-
w Ispher. sceqIsts accountant. rood Ienm.n and
ment by stating ae e1perisnce refsr.nces and ssls2v
required 70 EbMGNDs sts4 Once 'e'en'e fe@lsa '
WANTEDnA YOUNG MAN, TO LEARN THE
age fe21-3a
WANTED-A LIVE ENERGETIC MAN TO
handle naIs9rI sqSyfP Sadg owen tHR Gasa to
fe2l-Sa 14l3 Pennd. ave. near Treasury Dept
WANTED-AT c ~ INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
~ iith St n w. snitKITFoRps "n fea iuHsfo
WANTED,AN ACCOMPLISHED GENTLE
.,.asiGn ssr. '.,s :. one GaPabls Of TestRs
s sa Star SGs i0r
WANTED.BoY FOR MESSENGER SERVICE.
w Apply 1928 F ST. fe20-Sa
WANTED PERFORMERS UPON ANY ORCHFs-
nbc no 28n
ORCHESTRA. STAR Office. fs2O-3a.
WANTED-COOKs. WATERS LAUNDRESsEs.
wrkers rcfi-rs. kitch.n and seni hands tGtT%sn
BukSHas lilo s
WANTED :. SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
w ssents to handle the Patent, Ch-mic. Ink Eras,
,h Pench ne m9st useiuI ana novel Invention OF
Works Ike magic. 200 to 500 per profit Agents
making $50 per week. We also want a general agent
70 take eharse Of territory and appoint agents.
rare chance to make money. Write tor terms and
spectmen Of erasing- MONROE ERASER MFG. CO.
1892, La Crosse, Wis d3O-1ya
NVANTED-THE ADDRESSES OF ENERGETIC
w men and women open fer permanent work. We
1--WE exclusive territory We good workers
$50 week. We furnish Office, furniture, delivery
team and Newspaper Advertising. Our article is
II will p cent of the coal bills of
everybo y II sells at siEht- No experience neces
pamphlets. &c-. free uDon receipt of postage. Adj
dress The KOAL-SPAR CO. department No. 81,
Boston. Mass. diem. W, s.,t5a'
WANTED-SAI ESMEN TO SELL GOODS TO
w merchants by sample; 800 month for workers
no charge for samples inclose stamp MODEL MFG.
CO. South Bend. Ind. ja:s0-eolm'
WANTED-STENO1RAPH AND REMING-
W ton typewriter operators directed TO positions;
EMPLOYERS provided competent stenOgraph hers and
Remington operators charge for services. WYCh-
OFF. SEtMANS K BENEDICT. Remington Type
writer office. Sth and SITS. n. se29-tf
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~ by GascurA
For sale BY dIuggist. generally. 26cents
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY
CORNER Nj AND nth STREETS n. W.,
WASHINGTON. d. c.

Eighteenth year opened OCTOBER
select hish-1rad boarding and dav school for
young ladies and little grls-thoroughly modern in
its spirit and methods
New buildings. perfectly equipped for health and
comfort-steam heat. PASSENGER elevator. perfect
sanitation. Circulars sent application
To graduates and to the public generals; is Of
fered special study in Greek literature by transla
tons. class beginning Homer's Had will meet on
Monday February H. 1893. and hold its session.
from to 4 O'Clock on Monday and Thursday after
moons tor twelve weeks following.
Mrs. ELIZABETH J. soMFRs.
d'S6m Principal
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BICYCLES.

.sf 'APITAL CYCLES. ALL % CUsHION-TIRE
y wheels reduced. 20 per cent OF for cash for The
next 30 days Fully euarAntesd hgh-grade. light
weight. diamond frame pneumaties All wheels
made on the interchAn xesble system.
WARRINGTON CYCLE CO. 1873 y. Y. ave.
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTFD-2.0 900 COOKS, WATERS, DISH
w washers chamberma DIS, stabemen for inaugu-
alton week big WAGES call early and get good places
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT HEADQUARTERS.
421 1lth st. NV fe2l-3fs
MANIFESTATION FOR MAIDS, COOKS.
w houee women. nurses. drivers. seanstre>ses,
hosters bartt nders pcrters kitchen. laundry store
linen room and genl. hands. BURNHAM'S, lilo g
st. fe1S-6cs
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LNOR RENT
SIG SIS SO 822 5th It. n o 8 sty. Or Z cell e3o q
y rs ne: - and celia. g. B.. Grpsee;- 90
l2l0 % n sty bass. Or. .....-..-.. is d
80 .iisg ~ Sc. sw. ~. Sr....... iX
49, Sts ana Ez41Ss ria Fl ~ x s 70
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MALE.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF SOME .Ex-
DRUG: sn Star o:'0n In drug store naa5:''
yVANTEp-rYPEwRITIN NEATLY AND Ac-
fer and delivered terms moderate. Address = l+94
W ANTED-A SITUATION By MAN WHO HAS
w had considerable e1pei fence in managing men
and ssS ns' been in tue VIII esAe adS5:'
W.aSSTTED-BY 4 EIRsT:cLAss CHEZ. WITH III
Ss and a. Sse II hsP for ,a ahs
Addfss: r. (. sss' Ssnc ce' 'A'' 40 A fesSsd
FEMALE.
XVANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
Addre.. . s,sr ocs and waitress % aas:s
WA.NIED.BY YoUNG WHITE GIRL sIIU "a
a. i2is Vs st. noSt ana ish' h0u'ew0rf -
WANIED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
w place as shapbermaid and do plain sewing in
ca at eoa ss .nd c.pol Hill
WANIEp.,]BY EEspEcTABL ALL. .. G2LoE RED
refs Apply & . oHos in NICE quiet
WANTED-BY TWO COLORED WOMEN, STU.
aion.: one as cook and other as cook or a s,
fsss and I i4ss. and ... can chester court get
WANTED-aO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w COOKE maids l.undresses ehambsrmaids seam cam
refersncefrom lastemployers 6137th st. n " fe224e
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
best II Ss
2lst and 22d and and L SITS NV. lie
WANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN, sITUA-
w tion chambermaid. nurse waitress; rood
references. Call at AS N st. NV. fe2i-2e
WANTED-BY CHAMBERMAID. AN EXPERT
w enced English girl, a situation; excellent New
York references. Address G.. F., HOS 18th st. n
fe21-2e'
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE LADY
W place as working housekeeper. lady's maid or in
cafe. Also by nice girl. rlace in cafe. Best cit
reference. Call $50 Mclean ave. southwest. 21-2e'
WANTED-BY A NORTHERN WOMAN A STU
w alton as companion or housekeeper willing to
assist at light Homework. Apply SD 9th st. ne.
fe212e'
WANTED-BY MALES AND FFMALES-EM-
w poyment in private families. hotels, restaurants,
club houses wherever needed (refs fur also posi-
tor $ for clerical applicants Is ablished 1885.
fe2l-6e' SBAt KLEf ORD'S, At llth stn.w.
N ANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for cooks. chambermaids. waitress. lsundresses.
nurses sesm.tress, walters. coachmen. buffers:
fe2u6e' SAMUEL A. COOMBS CO.. 527 10th st.
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WAREHOUSES;
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-FOR SEVERAL WEEKS, TWO FUR
w uished sunny rooms. with open CRATES &c with
without bOardI would prefer quiet private family
residing above bet. l+th ami I'D n W. state
lowest prices to RESPONSIBLE party and give fun de-
.cripton. &C. Il. WHITTIER. Care p. o. Box I:SI7
New York city. IT.
WANTED A SUITE OF TWO OR THREE
w rooms. with bath. in northwest permanently by
gent emen. with boa "a. by March /; terms must
be reasonable Address Box 1l9. staroice. fe22 ~
yUANTED-THbEE OR -FOUR UNFINISHED
w rooms for ight housekeeping; state location,
number and price, which must be reasonable
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED : DESIRABLE LOTS IN HYATTs-
w ville-We have q constant demand for desirable
lots In Hyattsvle and rrady sale f-p aced in
our hands DUCKETT. FORD 4 CO.. 6l7 st.
n fe.sS3t
yVANTED-To BUY CHEAP BUILDING LOT
w vicinity New York and LIST st. also in
n, w.. not over "a. 600. Address c. A SWAMI, 1917
ST.. Room J. fe222t'
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1072 JEFF. st. # b. Tor $50
1919 SD ct. br. Or,
ISL e. ;iii;i'; st: si: e. 80
l3l36 p st, fr. Sr. Is. IS
1878 32d st. br dwell.
First house on foxsii -
road near Conduit.
ia,fibr., %5r:;;..;;:.:;::....R.50
,l44Q 18th st. #. Or. 10. IS
I2!29 Rock court. br. n. 8
$3.50 Marbury lane. br.
q Ii. F;iGtiKIiNa.' ''''..'
1874 a2d ct. n. v. Tel. 5o5.
1905 q o. n. v. Tel. l0a
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR RENT ls2x 9se nv. q. 49,. el2 20
2SS Cap st. llr.. ESQ .ssb4 Pa IS
Sill q st Tor 90 1912 Union pl sw Or q 80
I'D Inv. Tor 30 las Union Of, e.. IL. 70
dI1-iow. TyiER RUTHERFORD. Isu7 s..
EoR RENT-FoUR VERY DESIRABLE WELL
locs,ed nearly new 3story brick houses. With II
north side Of K ct. bet 18th and 10Th sta a. We
can oier these houses upon terms which Will render
them bargains to persons desiring nice homes
B. II. WARNER co.
ta2l-ow' 9l6 IT. NJ
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Georgetown once.
ja26 Washington ONCE,
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DOR RENT-FOUR-STORY BRICK IO8 ST
ne. twelve rooms and bath modern improve
ments $50 per month. Inquire 326 LIST st. n.
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FEMALE.

WANTED - SALFsLADIES FOR OUR CLOAK,
" trimming and dry goods departments.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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3 { NV. NV: a 3. 81 :....sS
Al Nj Alb.n. fennai-
lytown road. Ter.
80 $40 9Th Ut Sc, llr......50
% l4Oa 10Th ST NV. l1r. so
- has nth st nv. a.. As
100 1915 l4th st nv, Sr. ....&
700 5000 P 81 nv, Tor. $50. IS
l4th st nv. or....5
$50 la30 18th NV. Or 40
80 ui414;h st nv. 3r nat. 40
LOO 406 Chaplin st NV, Or. 40
90S y st nv, -. .s3. .S3
!25 S0,h and NJ. B 4 Q. Or. .25
20 1915 n at NV, LIST door
10 and cellar. ........25
!0Q4l6 Elm st nv. Or. ...25
loo 1928 y X ave NV, Or - so
30 1920 NJ ct nv, Or. %. 80
g 1877 18th st nv. rear,
g g 60 Poms ;;; :; nv 3 a. 81
Z At Linden. Nd. Or. 10
40 IL Gould's alley NV, 3r. g
80 la2 Mass ave NV. lSr.
6o l225 Connections avnw
IS trear), fiat 6. p
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MONEY WANTED a TO LOAN.

II WANT seo. oc0; NOT REAL ESTATE. INVEST
menf -ecnrs will pay - 20 "a cent snnurn-
Address INVESTMENT. star offics. fee2-2ts
WANrfp-bN An oLD-FsTABIIssED HOUSE,
~ - 70 tncress- their business. 10 bnrrvw ~ Oos
Wi paN god Interest satisfactory r~f.renre given
NNadre~s MERCHANT. p q. Bon leo. b.ittrnor-.
ND fssn n.~. fS
SlVO,oOO MssSins,sn e,ty real state 80
18th st n fefSlm
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WANTED-DUNDORE'S EMPLOYMENT BU
w reau.c nducted by lsdies-ren and women whit
and cOored for all kinds OF domestic labor city
and spriu with references 109 LIST. W. fel2wc
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In NV, pr $500
NJ 1t near1Sth NV. 1877 .3I5
VT sv nea- K st nv. ] Sr 800
K at nrlsth NV. Tor. 1893. 80
10th st near y st NV.
K st near 18th st NV.
lCi .-.---....-..- wv
II nr 18th ct NV, 15r. $50
18Th 1t mr. P st NV, 15r. 2v0
Jefferson place. l4r... 225
y stnr14thnw, 13r. 20S. 80
4 /! ave mr. 18th nv. 90,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Tor RENT-46l FLORIDA AVE. NV; NEW;
4 nicely papered furnace; rooms bath. 81. so
l15O 18th st NV. new; rooms; bath
al q nv, cor: 4th 10 rooms; bath...... s. %
SOS 9TH 81 n Dr. hath, ...-.............. 90 50
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elise PLAY N TENNIS COURTS.
EXCITING FINISHES At TIE KNICKERIOCKE
HANpI.AP TOCRN AMENT.

EXCITING FINISHES AT TIE KNlCKERIOCKER
HANDICAP TOURNAMENT.
some frt-class tennis is expected this afternoon In
the finals of the Knickerbocker Tennis Handicap In
the singles the rivals Fischer and Parker have fought
their way to the finals. Both in good form, and
as Fischer will try TO wipe out hl, defeat 10y Parker
at Orange, fine contest /, almost certain. In the
ladies' singles Miss Ic,wig meets Mss Atkinson,
owing her fifteen which should he 'dts enough to
enable Miss Atkinson 10 make win: In: fght
Exiting lin sic, were the rul" YES erday. \ cits"
contest was expected between Fischer and Hobart.
but the former in winning humor and made the
pace so hot that Hobart got only three games IN two
sets Parker and smith had desperate contest.
Smith won the first set. ll-9, by patient waiting
policy. although he did good work at ia" net &C
casionay. PsrHcr's steady diivihG tod In IN" eud
and though Smith played with GOODNESS and SAill IN
the last SCI. bringing the score from % to games
all. the Knickerbocker won. Miss Atkinson and
Miss IFolwig did good work in the ladies single. The
consolation rounds were begun, and Will Continue To-
Gay. summary
Men, singles, scninnal round Edwin p. Fischer,
7. {. half forty. beat John r Hobart
Ariel I. {. (owc half thirty. C, O-ii W. GORDON
Parker Knckertocker z half forty beat sydney
L. smith, Ncw.YorH I. {. lowe fifteen, 9-ll G. -
Mems doubles second round-Arthur f. FIJI ey' knck-
c,bockcr r c. and w n. Gillette, New-fork A. {. owe
hail atecn beat John r. Hobart, Ariel l. C., and f. X.
McI.nro,. Hamilton T. C. towe thirty, Sc, - Ross
Bur.hard and r. A lockwood. Yale l.. T. A. owe half
thityl i. TAYLOR ana g. Fish Chester Hi J. l.
hat d!;ecnJ, C--4, 10 C
Ladies' singles. first round-Miss Atkinson Kings
County 7. {. hftccn beat Mis-, Acoke' hhi'A"f'
booker T. C. fifteen. Sc O..
second lounc-Nis, Atkinson, kingo County J. G. owe
fnecn heat Miss ooodchid Hamilton T. G. 'holf h.t'ni
o-4 tt 81 Miss Hclwig. King County +. G. towe
urtyI beat Miss Collard Jersey City 7. c (O"c hall
fifteen, G-3 G-l.
Mem, singles consolation preliminary Iounf-ll IL.
Haywood. Centrcl PARK tsciatch beat A. Buro"s M
.en G-I. rs C--3; {. T. fcnncs-ey. West side !. T.
Quart, n,teen beat A. T.. Taylor Chester Hin T. C.
(half pte,liJ O-S Ct T.. X NJ Enro", Hamilton J. L
fowe hat thirty beat r. H. McIain. Central Park Nalf
fifteen c-l 6-3: L. Parker, West SIDE T. G. (thiec-
quarter n:tecin beat J. T.. cole. Knicker5ockcr T. C.
thslf nteenl O.. 10 \. keanc, knckcrbOcker T. C.
f.er,trl heat J. A. Delmar kEickci booker I. {. three
quartz. tiiccn %. t-i
Me,, doubles consolation, preliminary round-Wycth
and ken I>.moN T. {. (Owe half hecn beat the Taylor
bntae Ncw.Iork L. (scratchl by default; Rollins
and lIeltkanp AI,ioia r. G. hail thirty beat Cdw
ford and Vincent Ariel 7. C. (scratch, SO, 10. Go
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NOTES OF THE TAGE.

Miss Lille Pearson died at No 3.3 East one-nuhdreo'
oenth-st yesterday. She was tity'hrcc years
old Her last engagement here was In Ninety Days.
s,hc had previously appeared in Of kraifys pro-
auctions in 1.-The Black Crook and IN Inc oiI'@
King"
This evenings fework Offering at Manhattan oesc"
will cgu,l any that has been given TINS season. ih'
,.t last SATURDAY nterfered with repetition Oh inc
routth OF July special display ana II was posponea
unu tbi. evening when The Storning oi NlcAsours
viii be offered VITA all the extra ana Speclai nfe"orA
features
Al, paul,c Hall +. 10 ling next season In comic
amor, called 1.-The Honey mOoners" when mas music "
". w Furst and a book BY c. NJ. ;. Mcclellan.
with the performance of tonight the Imperial MUSIC
Hall Will close for four weeks IN th' eo", =" VIZ"
,.riod extensive alterations Will be made IN INC INTERIOR
The house will reopen August u win eight Eu'op'a"
at. and long ll~t Of American attractions Inc COM
trlbutors 10 the concert tonlGht are 'i'S ~ 800 80
Ms Funice Vance Charles Compton, Lottle ''li'on'
Harry IL Clair Conroy and Fox Joseph Natus Di 'aSA
son and Bryant aud SaNille.
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LIEDERKRANZ PILGRIMS AT THE FALLS.

Niagara Fails, y. Y, July II Spccah.-Thc Llcdcr-
l1amz pleasure seekers, who are returning from th'lr
Western trip. spent to-day AT the Falls. They arrived
here shortly before noon, came rs far rs Edgcwatcr hr
boat from BuIalo and the rest Of the way Ly car
ragc and electric railway. Dinner and tea at the
Imperial Hotel and cOmmcrs' ut the Casino ics-
iaurant I'm the evening tile only official
features OF the days programme. About one
half Of the party did their sightseeing from
carriages. The special train came mp from
Buffalo empty. In the course Of last night,
willie Il was IN the station 81 the Lake Shore Hallway
burglars broke into the rc'rcsLmcnt and robbed
Mr. SchcIz the caterer Of about 5000 cigars. somc
whiskcy wine and an O,crcodt. Mr.. SCheZ reported
the case 10 the police. At 10 O'Clock tonight the
party entered the train for Albany, whore tomorrow
morning the steamboat Chancellor will De- boarded
and the final Stage Of The trip To- New York IT, entered
upon Many friends Of the excursion party Will meet
t.om at Albany and escort them to New York. The
entire party Will De the guests OF William St"inway
on This trp.
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.,,esses She has, at any rate, in the opinion
- those who have now seen her-I am sorry to
cav that | have mother old brliancy and buoy
apcy Of manner.
Mr. DAILY announced that he should divide him
elf between London and New-York. He may do
:, IN unequal proportions, and be the more likely
IN complete lis capture Of London. The truth
!. that London pines for novelty; which is
reason why it goes to first nights. 1t is loyal
70 its favOrites on condition that its favortes
do not become mOnotOnous; an axiom which per-
bsps Mr.. DAILY has not yet fully grasped. HIS
repertory is Old and was never full or strong.
TIE plays not worthy of the actors, and the
secret Of his future, of the future of his com
many and theatre in London, lies in his dis
covcry of dramatist or in the judicious
Of those playwrghts who now minister to the
dramatic needs of the British public.
Once more. if the cable may be believed, has
Chicago vindicated her title to be the head
onarters of American civilization and American
civity. Her unspcakabe Mayor is unhappily
also a speaking Mayor, and Europe is informed
that he has been welcoming his Canadian guests
by telling them they ought TO annex themselves
10 America. Why not TO Chicago at once? The
same authority assures the civilized world that
these remarks were but i'll received by the Cana
dams They resented the sprcad-eacle swagSer
OF Mr. Carter Harrison and expressed their re-
sentiment by misses. Are these things true?
And if they are, or if there be any foundation
for the story that Mr.. Harrison preached anncXa-
ton TO the defenccleS Canadians before him.
are We or are we not 10 understand that this
interesting Mayor represents Chicago in fact as
well as officially and truly expresses the senti-
ments OF her people? Is he their glass of fashion
ard their mould of form Do they approve of
him ? DO they look him as a good average
specimen Of the good manners and good sense
Of Chicago? If they do, there is little more TO
he said If they do not, a disavowal of him in
some way would redeem the headquarters of
American civilization for some Of the discredit
which is at present inflicted it by Mr.. Carter
Harrison. u. W. ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15
HOBART IS STATE CHA NIPPON.


HARD FIvE-sET CONTEST AT SARATOGA
OTHER RESULTS IN THE TOURNAMENT.
saratoga. July IA lspeciaD.-A new name Will be
engraved the great cup embemauc OF the cham
pOnshp OF New York State. This afternoon Clarence
Hobart. the challenger, vanqushed W. Percy Knapp.
the holder. after a hard fougr match of five sets
These men have met twice before in tournaments,
and each has gained one match, so t0dayS game
in the nature OF rubber Hobart surprised
every by the strength of his net game, In which
he has improved wonderfully this year. Knapp
played with his usual determination, and seemed to
be playing better than last summer. lie showed no
OF fatigue at the end of The match, which con-
sumed about three houlS of steady playing.
Miss Moore and Mr.. liovey Icy brilliant team work
Won an interesting match from Miss Cahill and Mr..
Hobart in the morning. The prizes were presented TO
the successful players tonight during ball given by
the Grand Union Hotel. The tournament Will con
cude tomorrow morning with the final match IN
doubles between Hobart and lOvey ana Talmage ana
Gambler The summaries follow
Mems singles championship Iound-Carence Hobart
beat W. p. Knapp 3-G. ca. %, &c. Ct
Mixed doubles. final round-Miss Moore AM MI Ho\ey
beat Miss Cshin and Mr.. Hobart 0-3, S-6, G-S