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This bank having cash on hand srnouut.
inc to 70 per cent Of It's extended deposits.
takes pleasure IA announcing 10 its oettih-
cate holders that those csrtifcates whica
fall que June ]. l-gi. Will be paid 40 nns
time, upon presentation - ~ baUkinQ
hooss in Helene, together With interest hi
date u payment
MosTASA NArTosAr bAsK.
lamar L 1874
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1895

And wondering il January, 1895, will find you
better off than in this year of grace, 1894,
there are several things to be taken into con-
sideration. Having successfully come through
the Group, whooping cough and the panic,
you doubtless are just now busy trying 10
avoid dyspepsia, inevitably.:the result of poor
or worse cooking
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AN OUNCE

OF prevention is worth a pound of cure, fact
we would pound into your understanding by
announcing that THE INDEPENDENT, a news
paper of universal circulation in Montana, by
special arrangement, has obtained the exclu-
sive right in the state for the alone Queen"
Worlds Fair Souvenir Cook Book, beautiful
and useful publication, handsomely bound in
white leather, with embossed cover, and con-
tains COS pages. The book is sold only bv
subscription, the retail price being $3.50
per copy.
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az be Bee Hive.
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THE INDEPENDENT

Remittances a. the risk % suhsorihaf unless
made hy rerirterad letter. check or postal 90 ak
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lishing Company.
80 Persons desiring IrE fSprPrSDESr servai
a. their homes or place 81 business can order n1
postal card or through telephone No iol Please
report cases Of irregular delivery promptly.
Advertisements, 90 insure prompt insertion
should 10 handed a before .. M.
Rejected communications not returnahla an
lee POSTAGE l. enclosed.
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~ Campbon is tho oaly authorized travel
irg sgent u this paper
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3, 4 pArior lamp with shaio for 81 at Tho Boo
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-THE-
n merican National

Dtrectorst
7. c. Power, A. y. Salgman,
a. G johnson, Richard lookoI
James Sullivan.
Interest allowed on time deposits. Iohange
Issued on principal cities Of the United ntaies.
anadA and 1 uropo Transfer Of money roads
b. telegraph. Collections promptly attended 10.
City. county and stats securities bought and sold
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The Thomas Cruise

Trustees
Ihomas Cruse, Frank II. Crusa
Vim. J. Cooke. Nm J. sweeney.
John Iazan
Allows per cent interest on fAvinga Do
posits compounded fanuarg anu July.
lransac a genefgl banking bus ness Draws
s1ehaf x On ths principal cities Of the United
States and ugoDs
Gals in CO.. u " and city bonds and makes
loans on real oetAio mortgages
Omoa hoars from 10 q. IN. 20 o. m. flso on
haturlaY AMI q OndaJ evenings from 10 .
o'clock.
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Montana National
BANK. OF HELENA. NONE

CAPITAL PAID IN 100000.
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DEhARr FROM HELfNA.
No. J. Butte Local daily except sun
No. "a Atlantic Express e. thor nd.. i2.B5 p. m
No % lacinc Express, wesibound 5z5 D m
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General Banking nu.ln... Transacted.
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Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars,
Buffet Smoking Libr. ry Car,

Passengers booked 10 Egrope D. the follow %
hrst class llnss: tunari. White star. Anchor
lAed rtar. Allan, American, and others. Pre-
paid passage from Europe arranged.
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Northwestein National Bank. Great Falls.
First Naiional Bark. Missoula.
First National ank. Butte.
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mrs sWlGGElTEWILsON, b +.
Teacher Of tlocution. Oratory. Acting FIX
Temporary Speaking. fenoins, fhysiosl Gull
tore. etc
Delsarte. shat e. bury aud Swedish Methods
Room 6l5 Power Building.
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ARRIVE At HErvVA
No. =. Atlantic -rrets. eastbounI f2.25 D. m
30, - ACHE KprQs.. west1ound. 5.15 .. m
No. 2. lutte Local. daily except sun
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
EFFECT or THE CONSOLIDATION
THE COMBINED SURFACE RAILWAY COMPANIES
TO BE KNOWN AS THE METROPOLITAN
STREET RAILWAY CoMPANY-A TALK
WITH THE SECRETARY

WITH THE SECRETARY.
Secretary Warren, OF the Metropolitan Street Ran.
way Company, said to a reporter Of The Tribune
Yesterday that that company had received from
Albany certificate OF It's consolidation with the
METROPOLITAN Cross Town Railway Company and
the Lexington Avenue and Pavonia Ferry Railway.
The name of the new corporation will be the Metro
politan Street Railway Company. with capital OF
N35O0O0O There will be a board OF nine directors
whose names are Herbert H. Nreeland. Thomas r.
RYAN. r. s Hayes. II. 5. Beattie. Albert W.
Fletcher and Ralph l.. Anderton, jr. all OF New
York: Charles f. Warren and Daniel 3. Hasorouck
OF BROOKLYN, and Henry A Robinson. OF Yonken
lie said that the new companies would assume an
the debts and liabilities OF the otner companies
which amounted TO more than NVVVu ana INA. ls
shares OF the new company were 10 De gwen. SNARE
for share for those Of the companies combined
I'VE now control" said Mr. Warren. the Broad
way and Seventh-ave. line, the broadWay caoe ioau
lines Bleecker-st. and Fulton Ferry. me Bet Line
Forty second-st. and Grani-st ferry nnown as ,as
Green Line; the Metropolitan CrOss-IoNn, Chdm'
bers-st Avenue {, LeXlngton-ave., ana the W
iumbus ard NInth-ave lines.
Does 1t mean any change In the methoa OF oper
ating all these lines2" was asked;
None whatever" he answered. so far as an
aware our fiscal year closes az the emu OF .sns
and this consolidation will enable US 20 slmpng
our accounts greatly. You see, ne nave mao p,asr
caIv two companies in the same building, ana ~
sets ~ EMPLOYEES which were necessary 20 Keep Wv
scconn,s separate and keep them from clasnng
All This will now be done away WIN me oiuce -
penses OF the working OF the system W. oyo,Sna
sIdaroblv reduced possible confusion WI. De avoloea
and the whole work simpned as iar as poss'oe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
worKIyenAvs SCHOOL coMNENcEAESr

The sixteenth annual commencement OF Tue ~.
,ngman's School founded by Felix Aaer anu s.v
ported by the United Relief Works OF Ine $500
for Ethical Culture. will be celebrated a. ''..
Hall the usual mecting-place OF the soe'e', ~
the evening OF Friday. June :. Extensive r' y.
rations for this celebration have been naue v I
~ the school In place Of the customary pun, s,vsn
saws addresses on educational topics VIII uT
by leading educators. among them II .i,,,s Phia.
Seiphia The graduates OF the school ana ana y sno
Kindergarten Normal Glass will receive an sadrssS
mas Felix Adler will make the clcsns
THE n,IhlIc is cordially invited 20 atten'. s.hool
school will close on June o. ana nn tpr for adj
y,ss,o NM may he made al the schoohouse, ]" w"
FIf,y. fourth-st. from June Is 10 June ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30

from people on the South Brooklyn and Staten ID.
and ferryboats and nearly all the passing tugs and
steamers saluted her with their whistles. The Wig.
liant will carry her spnnaker pole. and II the con-
dItIons are suitable she will use her splnnaker as
times to help her on her long voyage. She will take
another sail to-day and tomorrow at O'Clock VII
start On her trip.
A. b. Clanln has sold his steam yacht Puzzle to
DR. j. F. w. Chttenden. who VIII take her 10
Trinidad The Seabury steam yacht Hrondele
owned by Vice-Commodore Evans OF the Americas
Yacht Club, will go into commission to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
.vro,c,y BAPTIST MISSIONARY VSio' =,

Saratoga, May 29-At the morning se, ,ns special
Am.r,can Baptist Missionary Union t the
committee on the place for holding 'ne '' Ore tn
meeting of 1895 recommended pOr',an newton rhss
Rev Dr.. A. II. Hovey, president OF c cem %
logical seminary. chairman Of the o0" IN Mls.iss
the Relation Of Higher rep Gau''tS I.so
Work. read Its a Tnmmi,tee. reported It's ,or he
en .h that the for the ccir5
support OF foreign mssions. Ss IS that there and
ssrease fG IN the and no empSgsd
that no new missionaries De Oecur The report FOX
All e , as rae addresses BY AS az
s9 Michigan. and samuel Colgate d ., -
and was adopted. .S,s afternoon s.oleo' ="
a., Inc ., my az The Executive Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
TUE VTGILAyT TRYING HER SAILS.

The Vigilant went out yesterday to try her sais
and odius, her compasses Howard Gould went on
hoard OF her In the morning at the Erie Basin ana
a tug lowed the yacht down toward Bay Ridge'
Then the lines cast on ana the yacht so'
under sail. She sailed about the upper pay a., ~"
,rorn,ng and her new RIG was thoroughly tested
on all no,nts OF sailing II was found to work salts
,octorilv FOR rst trial After her sail the Nigllant
rstnrned 10 the Erie Basin. Captain hank nan
was nj the Yachts wheel most or the time WINE
she was under way. She attracted much attenton
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the subpoena to appear. Alt knocked me about
90 7 couId,', work was 30 nervous. | was about
here for four days. and the strain was too rnuch
for ~,. ,..., -
friend OF mine. named Ryan RE IS also triehu
OF Mr.. Con-. ,, w.
Q-was that the first time you saw mr.. GOT Z
A-No | saw him the first day landed here
O. C3y Mr. Gofr)-The first day you landed? what
do you mean by that? All mean the hrs' DAY
O. (By Mr.. NicolD-What did Mr.. Con say 10 you
then, Ale said he had the whole thing In hand.
told him then that had been lying 10 FREEMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
THE BERNHARD BROTHERS INDICTED

The Grand Jury yesterday indicted Aov'p n.y.. 10
Montagu Bernard. now on their way oae, pns
this city from London in charge OF pe,e, ~ I,.ss
Reilly. The Bernhards were employs, zed $500
Levy Mercerst furrier. and they aS 70 England
in money and s. 500 In skins ana saler, has been
,ns, december. 4 part OF the properly TER Their
recovered. Their trial will be put on sou" az
arrival. .A-a charges Of graz.
larceny IN the first degree and Mon'sSs sSrse
charges OF grand larceny in the secono ose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
WHAT. SILVER DOLLAR" SMITHS MEN FAyh

Alderman silver Dollar Smith presenter u INV
BOARD Yesterday sixty applications from Constituents
Of his who want to keep sodawater sahus Oh ''e
,,,. ~ Suitb list contained only about
80 49, - ~ Daorla in his district who wanted
70 20 into the sidewalk sodawater trace. an IN
nIcations were referred 10 the Son ,aa anv ~
Streets The Mayor has not yet approNseu. ID % .ri
na soda water franchises passed by the ooaIu ~
rnr,ses 70 do so except as advised by the corpora
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
-. cuANGER IN MASSACHUSETTS,?

yva,ertoun Mass May "a New-York detective.
was here last night looking for Gideon Granger, VINO
IL wanted In Network witness In the investi-
cation OF the Police Department The detective
sained ttle or no information regarding the miss
Ing witness and II Is not believed by the police that
such a man Is In the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
,,ry.ypyR INDICTED FOR GRAND LASc'' :.

Alexander Alexander. SIX oroA.', rarrari
Grand-st who was arrested on ,'.. ,rraignsd
before Judge dsse Fss' There eight ensGs s.
srsnd larceny against him He pea ar before Jun.
with leave TO Withdraw ne pea q e. 600 in each case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
copprcrry0 ERRORS ~ MS Esfi"A ,.v n

CORRECTING ERRORS ~ WIS ..sterday n
The case for the plaintiff was closed nsIus held "
the court of inquiry which IS nov ss opened. FORE
the Navy Yard, and the defence Wa wa stand in tho
man william Mitchell was On error in the ssS,
morning. He Discovers Sens the third
m ns s, ;1 made in that estimate on the stand fGt Until
A. dsns sne court
SsTssay As3Ss thought sa 81; 70
tnIshed. Civil Engineer AsSe''
stand Thursday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30

him to the committee He did not INTEND; ne e san a.,
that Mr. Nicoll should be allowed 10 place MIN IN
a false position. - - 80, cot, 20 W.
When he asked what he had sa ,ss 10 ah M1
hIackma1 Stillweli replied: Granger came to me
on the day after he had testified before the com
ance and he said to me that he had understood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30

that Mr. McClave was ready to make some con-
He :oM me that he understood Mr. McClave was
willing to have him reunited 10 his wife ana Ch
Grcn and 10 supply them with money to enaple
them 10 spend a year in Europe. lie Wishea me
% cnn with Mr.. NicOll ON The sublecl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
-, sr.sICKNEss

USE HoRsFoRDs ACID 1. pnos says = n~
,, d. d n my pSs's. anon: tn. ."a
',ns to and from in this , ,s."r will
has SATISFIED me that If taken in ''"'
many cases. prevent seaseknes~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
EVERYBODY Who IS ANYBODY

will celebrate Decoration Day by visit 10 the
Riverside" the largest and finest Soda four-
tain I'm the world.
All the old Vets" az we'll as the younger iry'
will try jolly Flip, an Inspiration Frappe' OF d
luscious Fruit Crush-unless they prefer one Oh
the exclusive egg drinks-the real RAPID Tran
Sit sort-now all the go. since their first intro
duction by the most accomplished Soda water
professional in the world-at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
Beyond
Expression

Those who have found not only relief but pos
five cure for the bodily Affections OF many
years IN the healing virtues Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilia find language inadequate to express their
thankfulness. Such letters as these are telling
the story that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
ain and Ont

ain md Ont of Three Normandy Inns"
BY Anna bowman Dodd Cheaper ILLUSTRATED edition row
ready tby Lowell Coryeu Col OF THIS denshtiu
e Of travel along the Normandy Coast ana amonS tns
quaint old Normandy villsSea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30

n -2nf Interested
avs been interested in good politics, par
ticuarly the purity Of the ballot box h,, no
senator Bradley (approvinsy)-rha'S WHY "'
V2ted HV wi been interested in good govern
ment for years FOR ' pemocratic administration in
Washington and I'm praying aaiI nerh.er5
give me- Mere ToI interested in Larkln? Mo Only
tha, he was good man and / don IKE s,, 10 ono.
him , turned So aoTn had M %na MICE Mccarion
O-Was your conversation IN a u,ett NV NJ o,,nion
YES Quiet and orderly. but eXpTesseh my op'"'o"
QWhen did you first see McCartq s,r A wh
saford and rs knew some one u5 sa bebIed
my face from behind. McCarton came UP oe'''"'
me
u.CARToNs COWARDLN ATTACK.
Odd YOU make any resistance? A.-No. was
- Oh man and he big and strong. lie wouidn
have dared to do It twenty years ago ..o.,
n Won would have struck back twenty years
oooo A-Most likely But what ala was Wiser
for II had struck him he might nave ao,S whsre
me with assault 1t isn't safe 10 be arounu "he'e
those fellows are .,,.o, orairs, tho Police De-
o-Are PrejuGcfd aE E1nw some 5m fine gentle
men who are policemen. But lots OF thei" gre O''
With the next witness. James Ohelly' came 'ie
.onsaton Of the day O'Kelly proved that he had
-, orI,, n Ind memory and an easy conscience, but
little or no sense OF shame. for he declared u,'e'
oo,h that he had deliberately He'd to Mr.. COIL
OKellv swore he was not the same man as rne
Kelly Of whom Granger spoke as Inc nlrtc, and is
/ hi 10 ~
undoubtedy the same man. He said he was i shoJ
moLer n 10 SOS Eighth-ave. His hands were Da.s s
| With toll and he was evidently sn3emlik%eL VIZ
,ho comfortable addition of pull lie ssllu ne ia.
| been at the same place OF puSIH'SS i'' ''' $780,
| and employed two men. .... rr-oa,,,r-
| % NV Mr. Gof)-Do you know Arthur Freeman
Odd he visit your place recently ana say ' ,h
he had been sent TO You to see about getting o" '''
police force? Ayes -, !, hod hon, ,r
WORK Al couldn't tell: =. Ar
o-Di1n't YOU tell him he'd have 10 ne h'''
| fhC1 i
| Odd he say he had been shipping, cl'Ih ~
n man named Watson in Chamhers-st? Al 90"
Old he say 10 you: II understand the s s,,na
! ton II one has no pull It Is no use, ana pluH
| vou renlv That's right Al don't rememprr
| % Was anything said about the ClVh Het'lC
! cxamlnaton7 Al don't remember
o'KEriY's EXTENSIVE Pull
o.-I,et me refresh your memory. Didn't you say
ina, the civil Service examination didn't amount L
! ANYTHING: that men who had passed high wee SUI
on the waiting-list. while men who had GOT low
marks had been appointed through your influence
Ar don't think did. lie said he was coles'
- and had been a candidate for West folnt one
! ~ he didn't get appointed because ne dldh nav
| anv null lie said ne had been on the toiuihDa'
| Gmsrd AZ the Worlds Fair. -, -
! 0'Kelly admitted that ne had given hannupoh .
,loces Of interest In the city To Freeman peeduS
he police requirements were that every man s'''u''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
HIS RELATIONS WITH GRANGER.

.'I went to see Mr.. Nicon. told him what Granger
had said TO me and asked II that was true MI
Ncou said that there not word OF truth IN
Changers story. that Granger was crazy anu
totally unreliable. then said TO MT Moon ','"'
II that was so had no further business Win MN:
and | left his office. Our conversation dlu hos
occupy five minutes. | went back 10 Granger ana
told rim what Mr. Nicoll had said. also cues.
toned him, and | came TO the CONCLUSION Sha VA,
Granger had deceived me In the statement wnicn
ne had made to me about Mr.. McCave As a
me rber OF the Bar | could not betray Granger 70
persons who may be searching for him Dut !
think that | do not want to have anything more
TO do with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30

and that had not paid money 70 anypouy. % e'q
nof v,nt Ia be A witness H. told me tnat II /
stuck To- the story I then told him he would DO MS
best 10 send 10 prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30

81 suffered with pain In my chest tor TWO
years and nothing would relieve me "hfh
rose In the morning could hardly bfeaihe anu
I could mot lift fifty pounds had given up
thinking i could not be cured, when Thought
cana 10 me 10 try Hoods sarsaparilla- have
taken four bottles and cannot express the great
rood which I have received. ! am as strong az
any man and I can work six days In the week
With ease" JAMES ouARLEs. ass East is''h
Street New-Tork. n, Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
SWITZERLAND SENTENCED.
TO SPEND ONE YEAR AND EIGHT MONTHS
IN SING SING AND ONE YEAR IN
THE PENITENTIARY
no Az INDICTMENT CHARG-

HE PLEADS GUILTY TO AN INDICTMENT CHAh'-
ING HIM WITH PROCURING FALSE CAN
vAss AND CoNFEssEs THAT BE-
TWEEN i.4OO AND 100 FTC-
TITIOUs VOTES WE'RE CAST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30

HOODS Pflls are the Best family eathsr'ic.
s,ntis end s9eesivs. TIE a hox. - cant"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30

mead 70 nav the tailor in cash. But ne tod me
n need not nav him in cash. could pay SO "uo"
eaSh Tben when YOU said you paid $40 for your UNI,
form. YOU said what was not so? Al doh ''''''"
said so. - ..o hro,bers on the police
force Did you inquire of them aD9nt ge'''''s '01
uniform? A-No sir: they never tod me. ,sh "a
oDIs there any other point on when you WIS" W
coyrect vour testimony? Al think not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30

fOrcIbIy - O.. 80 NcCorfOn? A-NOt
I'll ofter he struck me. l was talking WIN
Safrord and the knew some one sia tppPtd
On, Zoe from behind. McCarton came up behihd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-30
McARToN's cowARDLY ATTACK.

, did Won make any resistance? A.-No. was
old man and he big and strong. lie woudh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
Gmnsfments

~
ADREY'S TI!EATRE-S:1 10 Cinderella
AcADE,Y OF AUslC-s:15--Thc Gin Left BEHIND 'ie
.A,rnosr, PARK South Observation-Disclosures BIZ 5
Wid West. - -
ATT ,N.rIC, GARDEN - and 81 Bowery-lO a. H. "
10 D. ln.-Concert and NauceVlIie.
r,ryOI- TuEATRI.-S :2O-Ch2:leN's Uncle
BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CASINOS: 15-The Passing Show
CHAMBER MUSIC HALI<-S-ConceTt
COLL EUS THEATRES :l3-Navoirneeh'
DAIy,s TIIEATRE-S:i5- Acres.
,.ot,N Ml,sEr--l1 a. IN 10 II p. m.-World In wax
EMPIRE THEATRES :10-Gudgeons' -
FINE ARTS BUILDING. 2i5 West '''ns''-''00' va
hihi;ion.
GARDEN TIIEATRE-s:l3--1492
t,pIrNi OPERA HOUSE-S:l5-The 1ronmaster'
ItoyT.s MADISON SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ne Not.
ROSTER & BIAIsS-s--Naudevlle
IyCEt.M TtIEATRE-s:3 0-The Amazons'
I,ADIsoN SQUARE GARDEN-s:i5-sousa baha-
TsIA;E,.,s THEATRE-S:l5-Adonis
PROCToR'S--i0 a. IN. 20 1880 p. ny auoe''"e'
erAvDAnD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Posen'
TONY pAsTOR'S-s- Vaudevillc.
,.Tu STREET THEATRE-s-A Trip to CHINATOWN
90 ~, ,vE, a. m 70 4:3O p m.Thc Tiffany ChapeI