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NOTES or THE STAGE.

TIA usn,l attractive entertainment given st Tony
e.s.er,s T1eatr. las, nf,ht Tho bill included L'ula
Titus assisted by Frederick j. rtus amos r.
roey Billy Carter banjo comedian aud storFtl'i'
xhene. and Blskey. Zarro the equibrisuc lu9e'r "e
Thoms- ~. Ware aud On X lyhrh IN" huis
,iyter. AID Scott. tie frog man.
On account iae sickness, Of Nine. Eehofa DlSi 'he
..,eat ,er,rae announced for yesterday AT the Film
Avenue Tlsate wa 20 Onel until The afternoon OF Moi
,ay MAJ J. the performance afanSe1 Ioi VS.
e-eay VIII Be given. The matinee !, 10 be Tor 'ha''aO'
our, Of proceeds to &c the New> oK
o unius Statue Fund. Oae.thrd 70 IN" lalah io"e IA"
,.rs,rt TO the sumner Rest Home FOR old Gcnewon"n
william H. Crane ha. dcc!iod ring the curtain on
ba to,ed. 10 Mr.. Harriet the star Theatre
., o'clock this afternoon II wa the hrs' pan 10 'esn
he ny, rnanc- 1t "a ococt but IA" nov fear t'A.
a. aA n ,.,oue would cone ia during tn performance
III. Omen at,'' and that TIE effect OF the Hte pay
rot,d I've siolea The pro rInme Ia, alftMf Tel
,uieI IA these colnas aud l. expected 20 at l' "'
.hic, hours ard foryhve minutes
A good vaudeville bill offered to the frequehei'
4 The lmlc!ia Music Hall last night 1t cO"tihoo' -
addition u lmogelc Conner the Dianaiuhe ifo'" ',,
and reuro;te Jane. McANOy. Frank White ana Lamar
,sar.er the Durcil Brothcrs ana the S""'' '7'
Next week Nj I.ottc ellison returns
Alexander a,in intend, t, give professional "a''"'e
Tie Jhrre 0uaId-men'' at the Na""'''''
House day next week
Thor, v,, he an extra matinee at Tony Pastors tn a're
> Thursday.
1.o. 1,ohman sd yesterday in ref renee to the
..I, ,,,Io hetvecu Eugene Ornon;e Of the 1y'eum
1be-,re csn,any and the manstenci' ~ u'c i"
a.. and .,.,. that he had always helped th' i"s''U
,.o. T.. o,ery way he could and lcl. most i'ehoN "
AZ, o,moodc had asked him 20 tnkc MN ouV VI ''''
APT, and Letter, coniIany as hv Wa "'' '"'
he
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MEETINGS AND EN7ERTAINNENIS

challenge dcba, and entertainment will be given thi-
evening in Association Hall. Fourihafe ana l"'''H-
thirist by the literary societies connected VITA inc
Brooklyn Young Mc's Christian Association gnu oh'
Tvontyhrl Street Branch Of this The subject Tor
debate Will "Rc.ol,cd That the Present Diversity VI
Inploylnont Women Is Beneficial to society Inc
twenty .thId Street Branch viii take the a""a,Ne'
while the negative VIII b. offered By the BrooAyh o''eN
About eighty persons expected u b. present at
the octhc society dinner at the Hotel Bfuns"icN To-
morrow evening Acarosso" VIII be- mace oS - ~,
Mil'r Ashbel p. Fitch, DR.. william T. h'lnu'h a'i
Ernest I.cncke The music VIII be tufh'>heu by "'0
HUNGARIAN land and t,crstincer Double Quartet.
An entertainment will De given by tho KING Da'sn
trs oy Of Thirt"enh street PRESBYTERIAN 'hufcn
on Friday evening. The "e!thno"n 'F''" '''"''
viii ne,nt numerous witty musical AID literary FEATURES
% nrocccds Will be- devoted charitable objects under
, rh,r.,. u this particular Ten and TO the enaise
men, * the SUNDAY -school excursion fund
4 Christian Reform conference. having for it, topic
So.r.: societies: What they doine What do they
tolch,, viii be held to-day ia the Second Ee'ofHed
pr,sbv; fian Church. Thirty nnihst near >eVehthaNe'
Person. wishing to speak FOR or against secret SOCIETIES
will b. heard. III .
III. evening in the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian oh"tc"
-, T,v.,tv. sccond.st The Rev Or. John X Dawes.
pastor % the church viii preside. Dr. James H. pa'
and X. : Macarthur OF this city; VI u. hhee'a"u' Va
Boston, John F. cray. and Donald McOol' o' i.",e
ton University. will speak. L. r. Diis "aa'f :" '"'
Princeton College ouartrt. viii Ire re'ent. ''nc'
Yerrance Is chairman Of the association. ana T. w
(ulton, loril secretary. -,
\ meeting Of the Home Missionary Society was hc'u
Yesterday afternoon the larloIs OF calvary Meo"s'
Episcopal Church at seyenh-avc asa one hlhor
twcntv.nnth-st. Mrs NJ +. Griffith. OF "a'hha1oh
VINO been heard in Harlem before gave an "e s~s
talk On the work Of the society
IN. Hurial Reform Association will hold a 'nc'ung
al no 1872 East Fourteenth.st. This evening uir'sae
vlu re given by Bishop Potter and others. The I'M
p.rt,n, Of safe mode, burial especially in Vie" oil
,bre,tonod inv, SION Of cholera will be urged
The Faragut Asso, lion OF Naval Veterans OF tae
,o,t 81 vrwYork viii it, annual reunion at the
headuuartrrs Grand and Ludlow S., ul' evening az
o,lock rhr thirty annir.rsay Of the capture o.
>,-n-ieau IS the ,Suf squIiron under FarFsg"I
VIII H. celebrated
Th. Avon cub 81 New.Iork celebiatd Shakespeare
birthday last evening, tie home o. the president MIS-
4. ,t.r bv , n,u.ic.l air! dramatic entertainment.
u,.i, wa. furnished Us Misses Holman and coleman
Nr IN mas and NJ. Douglas. Tho dramatic programme
v.,. managed rs Ml,s Lily Foi1
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D0cTORS ON the QCAHAN1INE SEH'IOH'

ru, co,-vry MEDICAL. SOCIETY CONDEMNS HE
PRESENT system
Tho Medical society Of the County oil New '"'" ~
,.., ,,c,, a, M Il West Foty tifd -. Hf' III"
-, o nres,d.1 DE- Laiidcn Carter Gray o'eI'u
, "a, nj resolltions which were adopted, III laV" vi
,s,,,us,ng +. new central bureau OF nurses a7 Wv
so,t one Is unsatisfactory. DR.. Horace l. lia""',
~ william F. EuIlard and Dr. Gray were app'"'c'
=, ,.un .,.,s toward establishing the bureau
.rne oraruntinc service III New YORK was '"eh "i'
nod DE- Frederick II. stGrsis oneT'd thc'c TcS'
aItons:
,,.,.. I'm the opinion OF this society, in oonm'n VITA
,., Of other medical societies OF this CITY anu GUM
On, most vital importance proper quar- h'ihc
,ce .bould be established in New-l"fk, a. Doing ''
;, ,he principal ports of entry into this county ana
80. During the last year ha, been very cNlht
,. the means adopted by the sanitary arthoFes oi ''
,,. md county were by means III accord VII" wv
go advanced ideas and practices Of o'her eN'i"'i
ssuatfes; ana ia, inheritance
- a., action which ha, been taken with iegaid 70 wv
..ieo.,,o, Of the supply " thE ci'y siou'u y"
economically Qua WIN SONIC uue ''n'
- s.,,.,v and legal knowledge therefore be 1t
received That the President OF the Medieai 'oe'
4. ,ha county OF New-York Is respectfully rea"c'"'
,,co,p. committee OF Ave OF its memoers 70 C".o' W.
80 AZ, with the Quarantine and Wa'er'hed No"n'' "
10 V.wyork Academy Of Medicine, and Win snch o'"
committees which are engaged In similar WORK ~ may
D. deemed III and proper
The resolutions passed ana the committee 'p
oo,n,l consists OF DIR. J. West Roosevelt Or. D.hi'
rewis Dr iicnry q. Clapin, Dr. Nii;m a. E"'"s
ard Dr. L. X. sturgis.
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TTDDINGS PAST md TO COME.

The wedding of Miss Marie A. Kcpplcr daughter
u Rudolph Keppcr. OF Elizabeth y. j.. 10 Join f.
Fowler of New YcrS. too, place last evening at
80 O'Clock M -. Mlry'S Church. Elizabeth in the
presence Of large number OF friends and rcln-
ives and guests from New York Tn" Rev Eu ,cnc
p Carroll was the officiating clergyman Miss
Ninna Kcppcr. sister OF tie bride. The maid Of
,onor, an effective gown Of white silk combined
With pale green bcngane, and a lace hat trimmed
with IacQucmlnO roses. The bridesmaids. Miss
aub. Miss kOUcnmaycr. Miss Walter and Mis- Grace,
Of New-lork: Miss Brown and Miss Castor. Of
Elizabeth. gowns of leaf green cloth ana silk of
paler shade. and large Lcghorn hats trimmed with
lace and Jacquesnnct roses. The brides gown
# ivory silk made In - princess style AMI trimmed
with duchcssc lace and orange blossoms. Her Veil
OF tuc. John J. Radlcy. Of N"w-No rk,
best man. The ushers Richard J. Morgan.
Harry j. Fowler, David IL. TOwnley. Dr. Herman ~
ianhold. Victor NJ. Newton and william !. Morai.
large reception followed AT the home OF the brides
parents No. $40 Morris-aVc. The bridegroom Is with
he i'm OF W. Il. Grace q Go. After an extended
zip through the sonth and West. Mr.. and Mrs
Fowler will start in May for uip through south
America.
enc of the prctc,t OF the Spri.g weddings will
AXE place this afternoon al O'Clock, at the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church. when Miss Alice Pummcr,
laughter Of John +. Plummcr will he married 10
Charles Stuart Millkcn 4 reception viii follow
II The home Of The brides parents.
A. Christie will he married 10 William Carr Flanagan
his evening AT the home of her father No. lob East
III. wedding of Miss Jcssi,a seeey. daughter of
Nilsson Ma shall. will lake place on June !, at The
-hurch of the Heavenly Rest
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sc4yyELL ALARMS INSURANCE MEA.
HIS BRUTAL REMOVAL. OF De. JOHNSON 81
rurIr CONFIDENCE IL THE IEPAHTMlNI-

HIS BRUTAL. REMOVAL OF De. JOHNSON S"N"'
rIFIE CONFIDENCE IL THE IEPNHIMfN''
There IS u growing sentiment among all CIR
~ dcc.ut citizen. that John j. rchnhelI' VI" +"
cu,,,i..ione~ OF New York city by the F'a'e 81
,i,,,a,d Croker aud Mayer Nrcy. ovcrs'cpp'o '"'
mark In most brutal fashion when he toin '"'
s;,,,uoI Johnson who had twelve years ''''''''
.,rytcc In ihr department TO ms 'rcuh' ''" 60
.,,.t d. got ont" one Of III" most rus'"or'h' Wv
c;i in fine civ government was thus remover p''"
-. .c,uocu LnnlIy told him. his "Pac" WIS """'''
, , r,.ui.r Of Tammany Hail. Tins hcuo" ""
or,opsIv shaken tie confidence OF lhs""h'o "
,hrourbou, the oIty in the Fire Department N'n'
monument underwriters are outspoh"h III ,n''r
,sa,ion of a policy which. il adhered 10 WI" """o "
rIr. non,rtmen, simply political machine 10 " III"
io IN. iu,eres, Of Iamniany Hall.
Tho belicf that John J. scanne has den'u"i'" "'"'
x,,.or Gil,oy the long term appointment Oh S'A '''
=, ,cce.d Commits oner Robbins. on MAY l. ms ',''
u',h 70 lucrcas. public apprehension ana 'r'"'' -"
,, In Insurance circlcs that the Ere Department
: 49, ,h down grade. If Mayor O1lroy acc'P'S Wv
,, -, thn cjear. headed men among E>cM- ,o,n
~ S,,r.r. instead Of making >chn'il u pr m =, IN
mu' g., The hoard the next slN yours nc ,,,'n
nA"' commissioner whose character anu sn,'i,i
',i ,a IN counteract the rd" shoch WIh'i! XII. -
VIII .,I'Y removal Of DR.. Johnson hh recs.h',n, -
nossihle the former cOnhdeh'" WIN" p''P'''
Ind in the Fire Departments
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TIE KNElsEL orARTET's LAST CONCERT.

The last concert OF the kGeiSc Quarte, To'irohcd
from March Il on account Of Mr. kncioeIs Hines
was given Yesterday afternoon in thickcI1nS iial''
and WAS an nm XpccicI and therefore douby deI':ht
fIl contribution To The somewhat barren cl)c Of tn"
musical scuson. The programme WAS on" OF the most
interesting that Mr. kncls and his associates have
ever given here: included laydns delightful quar-
let I'm - major Op ~, No. >; Brehovon'> In I
sharp minor. Cp. I3l. and Brahms recent revision
of nj, ,afiy piano trio in major In the latter lH
piano part was played by Mr. Arthur Whiting, OF
Boston
Sever before. perhaps. hav" the Intellectual grasp
and power. the artistic devotion ana ia" absolute
technical mastery OF the kuci-cl Quartet been shown
ia 50 admrabl, li,tt ~ in their Performance" Of
tho gigantic WORK nf Beethoven. II WIS oi IN order
TO give Il further ana na confirmation il any were
needed OF their right 10 rank in the foremost vi
chamber ,nii.ic EXAMINATIONS rlir Brahms trio.
willie SIN marked hy of tn" au>ierir> Of III"
composers "arlic, style, bears evidences ~ the modi
ncuuoms ii has received from the n"llowcr, more
g.l!al spirit Of hi, Litcr YEAR. That the composer
81 much sior by Il i evidenced by tie pain, hr
A. after - MANY wears. to lrCgst and Improve Il.
and In cCnsder don uf IL was lustihrd yrsirNliy bl
th. deep impr,.,.Jn IT mad" In II. now form. The
trio /, OVERLOOKING with denS, In settling Of mastery
form. The admirable Performance" 81 II hN Messrs.
kni>cl. schroeder ana Waiting. va, s.riulue and
"A delight.
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4 HEBREU PEDLEK STABBED ~ DEdih
HE WAS FOUND IN woN,X's HOUSE IN

HE WAS FOUND IN woN,NS HOUSE IN
MoTrsr.
jacob Gold.,eIn. DARK eyed. hand'om" yo"'s
Hebrew lie, dead I'm -. Nincenrs lic,p.tll VIII Il
slN Inch cash in his rcmpI, WHO h'l'I him "a"
police were unable 10 SAY last night. IT," wonrn'
Who perhaps could tell the ira" story Of h" mans
,.'h has made conflicting statements, ana IN" pore"
place no f,h Ia her words.
II was about half past o'clock yesterday ai"r
noon when Goldsici. who wa, a young pd'er "h'
lived with his parents AT No. - h"Nrr-t., walked
into the lai kept 10y lena Jacobs, on the second moor
Of no 1876 Mott - With Mi, Jacob, lived Russian
girl Victoria Ecrh who posed ~ her servant ih"
Jacob, woman. who. according 10 the police WAS re-
ccutly fined 500 for keeping di>ordcry house. lad
left The rooms on Il visit 10 her child an inmate oil
IN. House Of Industry. Mis- Bcrk Was alone when
Goli-tcin entered.
according 10 her story. extracted with cons'derah"
dir,cul'y -, she SIT talking TO Jacobs. short.
mi. hot. rwart'y man. dressed q, m'chrmc'
Knocked nj Tire door and asked for the honS'h"p'f
who keeps liquor Sor" on the lr"Uiu H""r' ''''
lu ,h, room ,h. saw to call as, woman, leaving
m. $50 men alone la the room lac ht'i '"l''t
finn, mel her eye, ~ IA" cnt red Ola" room ten
minute, later The woman declares. was tf" lori of
Jacobs Wing 81: s'rat" In = rlrhrr. h' h'"u i'N,ns
n pool Of Iooi Ine a1sm.n no Of aran aa and
IN hour, later VA, deal TIA" lWo women are
now prisoners I'm the Mulberry 81. stn'ion.
The polio" don't l"irNr the story OF ~" w',, x
II Is beyond all Doubt. II the medical testimony Hil,
H., Trusted that the cash In The head 81 the inurar'u
man was inflicted With sharp hhiir. me ur t,;
inflicted with heavy lore had 'ut inrnsn , w., W "I
In all probability the murder was ia" result OF a
ouorrl over the woman. ana unless 'I, can b"
fghreucd info a conf~ son Their" II 1itlc mol" Inn
the murderer VIII H. Clplui'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-25
OPENING A KELLEY CLrBHOrSE

The Kcclry Club Of New-YOrk gave iofh1I o'''h' IN
q. new clubhouse no 90 West Thirty ourh-,t last
night. The drawin0foom filled With ch'f.' when
could half the number 81 nr"b'r' 'hal 't-
tended and The sliding doors between thr 'front.' ana b''K
looms opened. Among those present WIT" many
,onen, The opening address was made by taitin j. g
Howe president Of the Ncw.York Kcee' 'Iun lie was
followed by the Rev Thomas Houston. oil inc Johh hhoN
Presbyterian Church. Jersey city; "'o'H" w Amt
prookyn George f. Collins. Newark. ~ o. "eotRr ,.
,ad,s Canan1aieua: Iap,ain Frank VI. Lo'c.oy, Now
Haven Conn William Il. Dabb Orange N D.. ana the
Rev Mr. Mcowan. Of Harlem all representing inc clubs
in their various houes. also s"ne singing ana
Q ssppsr.
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rs flm,st. Newaik y. J., James W. Alden, in his
.,,,rr, ri vices at the church the Rcdcemer, corner
of llTl and Ero,d Is. Wcdnc-day, 18th inst AZ p m.
Relative and friends ond members oil thc Masonic FRA
t,r.ity A . inI tied 10 attend.
Trains leave foot OF Libertyst every hiteen minutes
ATwAIEi:-on SATURDAY Arl 80 a! "Eo'ema y,
Pam" wallingroi. Conn. Elizabeth Clark wife Of the
late caleb AtNacr.
nRo,,N-fnlcrcd In, rest, on SUNDAY morning. April
q A. clifton leland. Emily l'rown, daughter Of
Friend. ac Invited TO funeral services 81 81.
John, Church clifton, = l.. II aeock a. NJ Tosday.
CAILEN DI-Afrcr short Hines Of pneumonia James
Cal'ndcr IN the 6ih year Of his ag" ,o,, aha o,nor,,
Relative, and friends are invited o. attend inc ns,
sc.ess at his late re:dsnes 49, tS 90 osoct Heights
Incrment at cOnN cnlencc Of the family
DAVIS suddenly. at Galveston. lcNas on Wednesday
Funeral services A. the Central Baptist Church Eliza
Lcth. y. j., "wednesday .6h inst. at o'clock p m.
poUBLEDAy-On SUNDAY. April % 1898. Of heart fail.
services at his late residence NO. Is West 10Th
ST.. TUESDAY. April 18th, at D. M
sons OF the Revolution
ONCE of the secretary 90 walst (R som ol,i soa
with regret. announcement i made OF the death OF
Edwin Thompson Doubleday, NJ d., member OF this
ffrDFRICK SAMUEL TALLMAnGE President.
JAMES MORTIMER MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
EDMONDS-N Tarrytown. y. Y. Emeline A. Edmond'
Relatives and friends rc-pc, fully invited attend
the funeral without futhe nocc) from her late rest
the 10Th int. ut o'clock D. M
GoTrsEERGER-o Friday. April 2is:. 1893. william
'iosbcgger IN che 5'h yer OF nj. age; ,ro,,,
from ST. parcks Church. Mot and Prince sts, where
q requiem viii be celebrated, 10 m, Tuesday.
April 25th.
GRFEX-on April -. Barbara. widow OF Francisco
Green. aged "a yeats. .,..,,. ...... -.
oa TUESDAY. April Is. 81 2 30 ,. N.
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TIE UNION SQUARE THEATRE.

Vel another version Of Dumgs'> lie D"m N0nde'
wa, placed before fhc public view last night nj the
Union square THEATRE II was called. for tire sdk"
Of varying the familiar title. The Froh o. society.
When II WIS Gated The Crust of society" it was
always supposed that the lower crust meant, me
other title II Tn" Fringe Of Society confirmed thif
view. mnl by continuation IL the same analogy
The Drcgs of SocatyT would l." better nam"
than the present The vr:-ion l. by Ny. Iiahh
Leslie and the boast {, made that everything objection
able has been eliminated. To do that would b" 20
eliminate the play. IN" E, nipany IS headed by Joseph
Uavorth and Mis- Emily RIA! and also includes
sheridan Flock. George :. I.obins0n. William { o.
quloun. Charlie. Edwin Enscr MIS-, LIZZIE l'u hoS'
Miss Ncttie Hooper and Miss Ida -olor.
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THE DUKE Calls On THE PRESIDENT.
SPANISH
BRIEF INTERVIEW WITH THE SPANISH
GHANDEES IL UNIFOEN.

GRANDEES IN CNlFDEM.
Washington. April 2i.-Thc Duke OF Vcragua and
his party spent the morning quietly, the ladies going
for a short drive with Mrs Dickins. while tn" Duke
took stroll In company with Commander Dichns
Thii afternoon they called on President Cleveland
The duca party I,de in two open carriages from the
Arlington Hotel and arrived at the Mansion at cX-
aotIy 3 O'Clock. With the Duke were his wife, the
Duchess Of Ncragua: his brother. the Marquis Of
IarlolcS: his son. Christopher Columbus Aguilcga
Commander /. W. Dickin., Mr.. Dchns and senior
Don Rodrigo de ~aaN,ira, OF tn" spanish legation
The Duke and his attendants were shown i'm
mcdiatcly into the Blue Room where the president
and Mrs. Cleveland awaited them. The Hack irook
coat which Mr.. Cleveland contra-ed strongly
with the gold lace and brass buttons Of the Duke,
the Marquis, Don >aaVcdra and Commander Dicklns.
Ordinary afternoon calling gown, were worn hy the
Duchess and Mrs. Dckin Tn" Dukes son wore an
Eton suit with wai,tcot cut very low. Hight over
coat. Eton collar and high hat The uniforms Of the
spaniards were those pres, rllcd for court functions
There WAS at,cmp, Ut ceremony In TIE Blu" Eoc m
Commander Dickens made the iu'rJdurtOns, ana u
few words spoken. with just suggestion "i
formalily by the DIXIE and BY the Pr-idcht' III
reference TO the visit Of the Duke to America. Then
the ducal party bowed itself out. and rc-cnl"rng the
carriage, was driven 10 the Navy Department The
l,dc, and the young man went back To the Arlington
without alr,mg In the absence OF secretary Herbert
Assistant secretary McAdoo received the visitors ana
after a few minutes spent ~ conversation 1't""'"
nicl d orr to tie state Department. where they were
met by Secretary C~-ham in tie DiIlomi''c i''h'
Escorted by Assistant Secretary Adcc. Of TIE state DE
uaitm,nt the Dnkc and his party went to the ono
of secretary Lamont and pail their respects lns
ended the functions, and tie Duke, The War iiS' ~
ron and the Commander went BACK - the AIl't Vn,
.enator and MI. lrice toIlght gave" HscPnmn,
I'm honor Of the Duke and Duchess DE- N"fss'a 1nu
their party. The handsome hons 81 Stl"a .o I'm,
wa, brllHaidlv Illuminated and ID" eT"inn' hi"u. VI,
mansion were lii up by humorous JaIahr' lh,'''"'
arranged among The trees ava shriihb"TN' anu W,,
s.ned "A pretty spectacle. The ballroom ~ II. In
and reception rooms decorated WIN p1In' Urn
and !, variety of n0wcrs. Just of n" ballroom VS.
Stationed the Marine Band. Mr.. and MIS- hri'"
roiy., ia" rnests Thp-" present Included The
m,ulnrs of tie Cablrct and thHr families nov IN vac
90, I'm. Suui.rn.. Court. n"InbcN Il III" Ihp"nalI
t'orus senators. Representatives.. Inc NfiN an" .'N'
AID Others proAinent IL Washington society
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MISS AMY BIKEW'S REGULATIONS.
SHE ENTEETAINS AN EXCELLENT AUDIENCE
At SHERRY 5.

SHE ENTEHTAlNS AN ENCEIltNT ACDlENtE
At sHERRYS.
large company attended Miss Amy Bakers annual
ecital Yesterday afternoon AT Shcrys and much en-
owed the entcrta inmcnt She provided. Miss Bakers
ecitations always give genuin" pleasure She catches
he exact spirit OF the authors from whom She makes
Ter selections and communicates II TO her audience.
enforcing her own delicate appreciation Of what She
.eads unon her hearers. She began with three So
ec,ions from Samuel Lover which everybody knows
ana nobody can hear TOO cten-"Ko NoiT
sThe Low-Eackcd Car and Lanty Lcary." she
iext gave Edgar Fawcctt's Tine StatueUe ana
Eugene Fields our Lacy OF the Mine. botA with
.oually good effect and closed hcr programme with
n D. Uowels's Evening Dress" Miss Baker
.esds This or anv Of Mr.. lIowcllss farceS exactly
Is hc writes ii. with an inNtincyc nalnrnllh,S ana
fidelity 20 detail which constantly surpr," ana de-
light the nearer. Miss Baker was assisted ny WI
frederick Dean. who sang BohmS ctll az the Eieht
md Nevins Beat pom Mine, Little Heart ana
oy Miss Jeanne Faure. who sang BambergS Chaht
liirdoo' and laladilhc's lIaNanaise. -
Miss Bakers audience included many poole , WEI,
zero MI. fthan Allen. Ms Richaii nc"nrm, w
asricn L. -eyser Carey. Mis- schott. Mr.. lam W.
;cTald. Nil. Wiim H. Cs2ood MR. v" \: iia .,ino
ir. Chailts Childs. Miss Fa"nic Remsen. M,S lnihn'
;uttine Miss Mincll, lNcNaihcr, Mis- E,lfA 10
iIes M-liinn,S. Nils Clarence LYMAN Collins, Ms
sdith Co1"s Mr. ~ {. he.ner. Ms ieniy MSN ' M
rhley MIs. vi. Augustus field. Ms. II. g Dh VAL
Mr. aill Mss IaG,n>. Nj. Joha iTr", r. MI.
Fayette smith. OF Morr,town; Mr.. II. Dnrant IRE
hey. Mrs George ". Ealou. Mis-, Laura 'onkiing'
Mrs. Talbot OIyphant the Misses Oyphant, Mrs. 4.
hamilton. Mis- James Muir Miss sara Brown. Mrs.
Mentor schlcy Nine. de- Daz Abertini. the Mis-
ur and Mrs W. Edgar shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs: j.
Iarvey Bo.twick. Mrs. Charles Avery Dorinus; nrn'
: C. Hurlbut. Miss Emily Thorn Mrs Arthur B sf
urs. s.ephen de Wolf Miss STOW ana Miss E'''"