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Out in GAINESVILLE they are talking oil
holding a strawberry street fair about
the 10th OF June, to continue two or
three davs. At that time the unrivaled
GAINESVILLE berry will be In Its prime.
It is intended to run excursions from
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PROGRAMME


Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to re.
cord transfers Of roal estate ms follows:
September 20 by James Albcr! LAND
to John Hand, for 500, two pieces OF
ground on Meeting House hill.
May 10 by George Lowe 10 Albert
Vessels, for $1,000, lots l5l, l52 and l53
in Wcat Liberty.
May lG, by Christian Ivcrson 10 Julius
Jensen. for 500, tho Quilt Of n dairy,
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Will 30 Of value to tho world by Illus
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Clerk Hook yesterday issued mar
riage licenses to the following named
persons:
August Null, aged twenty.threc, and
Mary Jcnasky, aged twenty-five, both
Of this city.
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Mary Latante, aged twenty-five, both
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4 Coin birthday Celebration.

Thore will be u "coin birthday"cntcr-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
NOTES or THE STA GE.

The silver wreath 10 be presented to Johann
Strauss, the Waltz King" on the hftieth ami
versary of his accession to conductorship will be
on exhibition at Tiffanys tomorrow and for a
short time TO come. Rudolph Aronson Is engaged
in the composition of a waltz to be entitled THE
Strauss jubilee which is to be performed at the
Strauss dinner to be given in Vienna on October
Is Contributions for the wreath not previously
reported are from Divide Musn, Julius j. Lyons,
William Knabe d Co.. Charles Q. Bassett. Max
Uirshfeld Henry Widmer. Oliver Ditson Company,
Boston; George Ehret. John Church Company. Gin
cnnat; the Aeollan Company, Frank V. Strauss.
j. f. Elliott II. S. Gordon. c. VI. Bometder. Nine.
Mathilde Cottrery l.. Collmark. Charles Wernig.
Louis s Bernheimer. Robert Thalden. NJ tlgman;
Arthur W Tavis George Sweet. Morris Keno ana
A. Ncuman go ..,
The Twelfth Night Club will give an entertain
ment at the Empire Theatre early In november
Joseph Jefferson will play Lend Me Five Shil-
ilngs' and Mrs Agnes Booth Will also appear.
Miss Odette Tyler. who plays the LEADING part IN
Shenandoah at the Academy OF Music. was
slightly injured on Saturday night b. a cannon run
ming against her in the battle scene. 500
A meeting OF the corporation OF hoster' biai *
Co is 10 be held on Thursday. and !; was reported
Yesterday that Oscar Hammersten intehded TO
make some charge of acknowledgements against MS
is probable that 1872 will be withdrawn soon
efter It's goth performance at che Garden Theatre
production OF the bur.esque Little CHRISTOPHER
columbus" Miss Helen Bcrtram has been engaged
for the title part George Walton for the detective
and Miss Yolande Wallace for Gulnvere.
Wednesday matrices are % be given az Palmer
Theatre during the run OF New Blood" beginning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WEEK.

The new wax figures of the King Of Sweden, the
King OF the Belgians AMI the Queen OF Rumania,
which were placed on exhibition at the Eden Musee
on Sunday are attracting new attention 10 the group
Of rulers Of tho world. The Queen wears an eabor-
tie cour; gown and sits at the right Of President
Cleveland facing Queen Victoria. The Kings look
lifeke and have easy poses. Three new hgures
will be added the present week. The attendance
last ugh. was large. and aside from the wax groups
the great attraction was the concert by Danko
Gabor's Gypsy Band. These concerts VIII be given
each Afternoon ami ~enny. and the programme
this week will contain several original numbers
The new feature at Roster & Blars last night
was the presentation OF new p'rtqs. Inc ~
second series Of living pictures. Il represents a
rne scene with twelve figures, and il Is shown In
frame 81 feet wide and Is feet In height me rest
OF one OF the most entertaining programmes OF tne
season includes Mile. Marietta d. Do. Nile Ei.
genie Fougere Ivan Tschernoff and his troupe OF
trained dogs tho PhantOs. in their novel act called
Goblin Gambos,; ~" Haytors sro:esg9ss the
Stirring performances are given every day and AL
day at lroctor's Theatre The Lars larsens s
r,, NIX ctarHs 3 L:wier sings his own songs
professor" We.ton exhibits trained cats that wax
a rope rile bicyc.e ard do other curious thlnss;
ner are Bryant and Connors "the irish
rrhir.winis': Hodgklns and Leth in sketch. .S'as
and Manly: Land and sharp; the Dam9a Is. IN
:Bdiy and the Builsr Iogan and Lons nCr.,ny
T yon 5 lg g. tramp t n new XXX vivian songs
Another new company has arrived at Tony Pas,
tors Theatre for stay Of a week. II = ra.led
,dvInr Is the .ist Mazuz AMI Abacco. vho 10 a
funny act the tramp and the brakeman
Kana brothers. acr0bats John and Harry Dillon.
makers and singers Of plrodes; charley .ase.
ns1d and pySr e i9e or s9HF A an IN the
Edgar and Curran, and II. NJ. Caro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
STANDARD THEATRE-"THE NEW bo''

,,av which the managers hope will prove IN
evarv resnec, a worthy successor 20 Charley
Aunt" was played for the first time az the H.'.a'
Theatre last night. 1t Is called Inc New ny
was written By Arthur Law and II has sHeduS i'",
a aa,t.r,ng career In London. 1t is purely iarcicd
In It's character and II fulfls lis mission az ia''e
Thu, IS 10 saw Il keeps the audience Laughing LOT
large mart O, the time while the curtain Is up IL ~
moreover OF the style o! farce when beiohes Oh Wv
English speaking stage the kind In when 'he CONN
combinations arise from various accden's anu '"'i
dents Of HE and not solely from intrigue as is usua
on the French stage. 49,.
Tho most OF the complications arise from the s'tua
,,on OF a man OF thirty having 10 submit 10 De'"s
mistaken for a schoolboy. The accidehtai Ihe"''
OF the Play in this respect TO the mover wee versa
by r. Anstey. and to the play. OF an orue, .a' ."
,er,or % this one based that novel is sHgh'' anu
aon. M, IN any way interfere with the originality OF
.erh New Roy" Beyond this the farce IL Wei
constructed and brightly and clearly written. ana II
sustains It's humor TO the end y Is not heceSTy
s seaarse foy and Vice by holding them up to r4
cuie and this also The New Boy. does s oa NJ
ad schoomasters money is made absurd as he
is despcabe and his rival the wife OF ,he ne AVA pS
make make her Conduct merely aashabe instead Of letting
i as d MS in a re DC
Farce is not by any means the easies, K shs 81
3" thoroughly accustomed to one another ana ana
used to acting together. in order to obtain the pest
others action promptly and correctly they make l.e
a,,s. shade too short too long. or they go
an the stage an instant too late. and the impress
sion is marred. 1t was in this particular that I'm, tne
SUI - Which appeared last night was OCCASION
ally decient 1t IS fault howe cor,s which o wa
piaSei,n a'sannear w ]. lie Moyne played the
Sypocrte with rather s,ess AIR ais n of ,be
niece would suggest. though In finish ana natural
grace Of method he was sure 10 exec crh
ne frolicsome spirit OF the occasion: lie was an
agreeable schoolmaser to meet IN o'ne a sye TO-
nc humorous possibilities Of the new boy hmsen
and carried along the spirit OF the play @ e
MI, zoo we'll at times when he should have been
more the lie was ably aideR by Gso aGd
Miss Jessie Busey The New Boy seemed to
Wee thc audience greatly. and II ought 10 please
please nre audiences before It leaves the Standard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18

A Brown relieved Kelly. Wright, the professional
%. the ball soon aferward. and with the total at
n he got one in his namesakes wicket, ana
three men were out for the half-century.
r. s Lucas the welknown Middlesex amateur
whose batting average this year stands high on the
Ito, was the next man. and he opened his account
hv driving Wright 10 the off boundary first ball.
He then settled down to good steady play. Dehg
content 10 watch Hill make the runs, WINE ne hcP'
I'D his wickets. With the total at 60. lyeFs went
on in place OF a. Brown. and while the runs u'en
came slower they mounted up just the same. and
y + Kelly got his old end. This change proved
most effective. and at 50 Lucas was caught In the
Sins by Patterson of the first ball OF The new
bowler He had made only twelve INNS or the ~
mt on for the wicket. while Hi hit out with great
freedom and had at the time passed hts haIf-cen-
fury.
with four wickes down for So. Lord Hawke came
~ The wickets NJ r. cobb resumed the bowling
in place OF Wright and steady play was asain a GS
got his eye on a little house outside the boundary
and made uP his mind he cGn hi IT, r. Hsg
the tiie hoJse by yard The bowler hEwey "n
was sent up BY his ordship 10 coverpoint' ana the
nth wicket was down. ,,,,, ,.o-, ON,
min the luncheon interval at o'clock. when the
score stood at los OF which HIN had contributes
game SO far this low scoring Of the visitor was
and The fielding was the best seen SO far In u
match OF this description In SeT. York: ,.,, rs-
,.wed yigor and he pounded the bowling all over
me field His OF drives were nne and MS cutting
his mariner and when at length Cobb bowled him.
he had put on 30 out Of total Of ITO. He mad not
long innings and he was heartily cheered on his re-
turn to the clubhouse. m LIT,
u 20 " U,llyard played steady cricket for 22, while
C pohnson added o. and II was not until L. &.
Y Bathurst and @. r. Bardswel got together that
INV hg hitting was seen. The former drove all the
aa - hs "a and we'll and II took him only Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
FEW CHANGES OF BILL.

A, .he Fourteenth Street Theatre last night thefe
...a. an elaborate revival Of Struck DE- play
which enjoyed a considerable degree OF popularity
seyera, wears ago An effort has been made 10 give
{, worthy production. and the cast has been care
fully selected The staging OF the pay - eAce''"''
ra rew and handsome scenery has been provded.
VIZ ,ne,odrama The Prodiga Daughter was seen
oaa,n on the stage OF the American Theatre last
a,sr,,e II made a brilliant record there year ago
and enjoyed BY thousand. i i o1 The Svs rsad
onon,ornnites for scenic display. The present en-
earement II for only one week ,-.. l., =,
ns % new pay, entitled "Old CORY. II is OF
,bs sensational sort and DEPENDS largely on Its s
nca contrvances. all Of which were much ad-
M, NED and enjoyed by the audience or last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
VIEW PLAY PRODTCED AT NEWBORG.

Newburg ~ Y Sept II SpecaD-"DaughterS
OF Eve" by a. T.. Lancaster and Julian Maghus'
produced here this evening, made an extremely
favorable impression. 1t is story OF originality
and strength dealt with In a way that SHOWS poth
power and dclcacy. Miss. "aih"fsh' phys I"
dual role Of twin sisters, one OF whom - pure
,,hu. mo other has been enticeJ from her nome
before the opening OF the story. Through SIN
a,lar chain OF circumstances both women fali IN
love with the same man. whose anectiohs are
never turned from the good sister She however
sacrifices her own happiness for time IN the en-
deavor to secure the rehabilitation oil her err''s
The construction OF the play Is def ana er ssln9
M long or tedious explanat lions necessary 10 ead
70 the danouement. The dialogue is crisp ana
Sa v rnlieved by amusing comedy. The company
headed by Nathaniel Harting Is fully compe rahv
The narts OF two young lovers were admrapiy
niavef nv Jeanette Northern and Cecil Maghus
f"ncsstsr and Msgnus have won another success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
5uecial Notices.
postcmce Notice.

Foreign for the week ending sepen,hs,r - wi"
'2iS :sSHTgA EaroPs per m:yf +. Va II.
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IL Prin Pcrnambuc9 Rio Jansp aud San
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per via Anwap oe ees @uss
Stre Sre peG pes RS 9Snj spPsmsnaTy
10 M for Europe per VIA via HAVANA
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h arSsdos direct per- 3 m , for ; Nsw
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g5'sss2,on s sna Ff5SHs s
1920 must m be for a TsG% 'np per
10 sgPpSmc ns 5uh adse i ports sen per City
S paya ' %a colon ettes Tor Guatemala mus, be directed
er city q d P"Ts an a" VIA IA Jar =
r:sa ST s,sfs must be- be d II
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LA Eh aRaa ~o "s avre
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Mails FOR China and Japan per Oceanc ~, ao' ~, a.
cay Up 10 septemuer ~ az U."v
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fpecially addressed only per s. .n. " aosn
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ner ; Arawa from Vapcouverb close mere oay si,1
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FOR Australia Mails for Merchandising py ran 20 na.
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thence by steamer. close at this once daiy ~ ow ~
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Forwarding by sailing MONDAYS and Inursosyy
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Office daily at 3 n. m. ,. ..x
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CHARLES w. DAYTON Postmast0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
SENATOR JONES ASKED TO RESIGN.

Carson, New. Sept. Ex-senator John J. Jones' OF
Nevada has been officially Informed by his Tor
mer constituents that his course In leaving the Re
publican party and Joining the Popul"is Is dsaP-
proved. and has also been asked 70 resign MS scat
In the Senate In long letter to the senator
lrar,ed bv Chairman Coffin, and approved by the
state Central Committee Mr. Jones Is severely
criticised for his action. AMI r"mirded OF the rate
Of Sumner schurz. Trumbu and others who nave
broken faith with their party. The letter ENDS
~ follows:
,be I-nlf.i states senate as A Republican. by the
Republican party. In the strictest sense the Once
is a political one and the Republican party IL en-
titled 10 representation for the full term OF SIX years
from the 4th OF March 1891. As you now annou h
that YOU can no longer act with the party ina,
eiacte1 you every consldera ton of propricty ana
decacy require you TO resign. In the name Of tne
Republican party of Nevada, we reSPoC'i""' ~
10 DO 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18

on this account the scoring was Sow, and the
visitors 2ss was the sum total or the days play.
I, took two hours make the hrst hundred runs.
and perhaps the New-York captain did not max"
40 great a mistake as expected when he sent n"
Engllshmen 20 the yickets after winning the TOSS
Pay started punctualy nj !? o'clock and IA the
players took their positions In the fed they "ef-
app.auded by the small crowd which was presen'
at that hour. e. +. DE Trarord and a j. J." Hi
were deputei 10y Lord Hawke 20 start the nun
getting while VI. X. cobb got the first over. y
proved mos, disastrous for De Trarord. FOR IN"
very first ball was yorker" and the iiue captain
OF Lelces,ershire opened his American tour with a
ducks egg
This was n great start for VI. II. Cobbs bowling
analysis and when HI! was Joined by G j. MOT
daunt the pay became abnormaNy SLOT" ho'h
batsrnen played most carefully. and the runs came
sow!y +. F Kelly had charge OF the attack AZ
the other end. and when the total had crept up 10
49, he caugh; and BOWED Mordaun, In brilliant
style. the crack oxford bat having just failed 70
make double figures
C. W. Wright the captain OF the N"ts county
team was the next batsman and II was not long De
fore he was al home with the bowling Runs then
came Just a little faster than at first. a j. L. Hi
,pening his shoulders little. and with the total OF
81 Captain Payne decided upon the first change ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-18
SrICIDE IN THE ram
\ SALESMAN SHOOTS HIMSELF THROUGH
THE HEART AND DIES y
FEW MINt'1 ..S.

FEW MINUTES.
4 respectable appearing man. between forty-ive
and ATTY years Cd committed suicide on Il bench
hy the side OF the walk east OF the East Drive.
near NInety-ninth-st, Central Park. about 7:3O
O'Clock last evening. by shooting hmsef In TIE
heart. go . $3.50
Park Policeman ponahue was patro.,ing his toat
when he heard pis;o, shot behind him. lie found
the man sitting and half leaning backward upon a
bench with a revolver by his side He breath
ing heavily and was unconscious. The man was
dead before the ambulance reached him Ahe man
had shot himself in the heart. opening his wa>iccat
o do
The suicide was about feet inches in height.
ami weighed abou; lis pounds. He was OF light
complexion. with head bad on top. and had
sandy musiache mixed with, gray; He wore neat
back serge suit. high o.d-fashloned wh!te co.,ar
ana poka-do tie. In pocket was found badge
on the back OF the badge was = s Davis a Su.
pocket was given 4 list with addresses Of the mem
bers OF Myrtle Leaf Lodge, No. 81, Knights OF
Pythias. which the book showed mad !odge-rooms at
No. lN BOwery.
The suicide was taken to tn. morgue. and there
DR. f. r. Bogcrt. Of No. 2l9 East Seventeenth-st
examining physician of the lodge, Identified the
body as that Of John HaHstrOm, OF the Puritan
Hotel. Bowery and Delancey-st. d.. Bocert said
he was not we'll acquainted with Hanstron, and did
not know much about him, but he said he was
salesman for furniture house, and had been
out OF work eight months.