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on THE PARK SLOPE.
CUT iiilS OUT AND SAVE 1T FOR
REFERENCE.
6IS Carroll ST., LIST. rooms & bath. heated. $50
!? Park place, sd. rooms bath, all light. $50
u St Johns place, Sd, I r q b.. steam heat, si2
20 -. Johns place h. r. b.. steam heat s5S
+Si Sd ST., LIST, rooms q bath, new. s26.
t9l loth St, I'd, rooms a bath heated, s25
% prtsd' mt ST.. ID. rooms bath, ali imp. s2i
5S9 Union ST., LIST, rooms 4 bath all light 81.
S1 S's yS a. rooms 2nnm bath all ,mn
2ls 9Th ave, LIST. rooms bath, all light, seq
I5l Union St, 4th. rooms bath. heated. ~.
6sl Degraw St, LIST, rooms bath. all imp S2l.
6s7 pegraw St. LIST, rooms bath, all imp. s2l.
70: Sl Oh ave. "a rooms 4 bath all IMP a.! 5o
a57 ID ST.. 4th. rooms q bath. all light, $50,
3SS IN st, lst, rooms & bath. az imp ;;2oo,
1852 10Th ST. LIST. rooms bath, all imp, $50
IL Sterling place, ID, 5\r & bath, ali imp, SO.
3lI LIST st., 4th rooms a bath, all light, SIS.
2S5 18th ave, LIST, rooms bath, all imp, Sl7
So 10th St. %, rooms bath all imp. 81.
69l sackett St. LIST, rooms bsth all imp, SIG.
50 Windsor place, "a 8 / 4 bath, all imp SO.
2sl ON ave, I'd rooms bath, all imp 50
i26 7th ave, LIST, 8 rooms 4 bath. all imp. SO.
800 9th st. list. rooms bath. all imp, So.
100 Degraw st.. Cd 8 rooms bath, all imp, sl5.
ia 5th ave. I'd. rooms bath. all imp. SIS,
443 eth ave. LIST, rooms bath, all imp, SIS.
6l6 President ST.. I'd, Or. b., all imp, SIS.
62S President St, I'd, T. bath, all imp, SIS.
227 9Th ave, lst 3 rooms bath all imp. SIS.
235 9Th ave, %, rooms bath. all Imp, SIS.
62Sa President ST., 4th. r. b., all imp, SlI.
s5s S S.R ave- Sd. koms bath. ali imp p :t
4l4 4th ave-, list rooms g. bath all Imp, tlt
Az 4th ave %. rooms a. bath. all imp, fl4
liza Sth ST.. I'd rooms & bath. all imp, Yt
37S 9TH ave, LIST, rooms all eN. bath, tlS
liza sth st., Sd. rooms bath, all imp, N3
l6l Sd ave-, list rooms, ltd. Imp, N2
500 Baltic St. cd. I rooms, all except bath. sl3
454 Sth ave. I'd rooms all except bath sl3
37i Tth ave, "a. o rooms all except bath So
454 Sth ave, LIST. rooms all except bath, 81.
426 18th 81. I'd, I rooms, all except bath N2
ASS Sth ave, Sd. rooms, all except bath, N2
5ss Baltic st., 4th. rooms. all except bath, tll
562 7th ave. I'd. rooms all except hath fll
42i 18th st., LIST, rooms, all except bath Sll
42s 18th st, sd, rooms, all except bath, 3ll
all Butler St, 80 rooms, It'd imp. $40.
623 Union ST.. Sd. rooms, It'd imp, $40.
t2t 18th ST., 4th, 4 rooms. all except bath, $40
623 Union ST., lst 4 rooms It'd. imp. So
1888 Sd ave. LIST. rooms It'd imp, 81.
1879 Sd ave, 3D. 3 rooms, It'd imp, 81.
The above and many other fats can be seer
by calling at either OF ofnces or janltor OF
premises. II you want fat don't fail to call OF
us.
Main once, 7n Union st., corner 9th ave-. B'klyn
Branch once, $50 7th ave-. 18th st.. Bklyn
OPEN NIGHTS.
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Observation-Disclosures.

FREE USE handsomely furnished large Va
trent paid for owners board; young coupo
preferred. Musical. box 25l World
NICELY furnished fiat Of rooms h bath, cen
trIllly located. rent moderate To desirable pos
ties Address sTANBY, S22 broadway
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Main once, 7n Union st.. corner 9th ave-. ID klyn
Branch once $50 It'll ave. corner 18th st.. klyn
OPEN NIGHTS.
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.OrII ~, III r., near Park ave. Single fat Of
I, rooms: steam heated: all improvements
strictly private block; elegantly decorated; new
horse. q. NICHOLAS, l4S3 Broadway. near AID
ST., or jnnitor,
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ELEGANT APARTMENT. . large, riyt any
rooms. furnished III ghOut with DrisiatA IA al
pets elegant paintings, marble h bronze staA my'
baby grand plano, modern furniture, hric-g~h a
&c. fashionable local on. between 51th -. a.
Central Park: broadway cable ears pass dba
Sl25 per month. Hall, 500 lth ave.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FLATS--Northeast corner OF Hewes st. and Bed
ford ave-, finest location in Eastern District,
suites of to s rooms with all modern improve.
ments: rooms and balls steam heated: Iull SER
vice from resident jantor: built on entirely new
plan: 81 feet front: large front rooms double
apartments, with only one family on each floor
well worth inspection: open sundays: 10 min
utes' walk to loot OF Broadway to 23d, Grand
and Roosevelt st. ferries, with 2trolley lines
within block to all parts OF the city for one
fare: rent. ScS5 to $50. Apply TO q. T.. TRuS-
LOW. As broadway. Brooklyn cd hoor)
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DIST ST.. 333 +. a third floor In perfect order;
private house adults
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AVE. A. 1852 near SD n Pine cold-water nat
fve large rooms all newly painted, two flights
rent SIS
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TO LET, FLATS-One family on floor: q rooms
bathroom; electric bells door openers, dumb
walters, mirrors & all the latest Improvements;
in first class condition.; good neighborOOd Il con-
venient TO Gates ave. l. station: sl7 II $40 worth
$40 IN New York. ~ to No Cornelia ST. near
BushwiCk ave, Brooklyn.
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unfurni.hed-Ws.t Side

AMSTERDAM llOrID AVE, 1870 & 1881. be-
tween 10 ~ lblSt stE AT the lowest rents In
town for large rooms ~ bath all improvements;
SlBtOSlS
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WANT ED Furnished house. Madison ave-, or
between Madison h 9TH AYES. saith 4 5sth sts
not exceed VI 800 for season only. Box 773 New
Rochelle.
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Doth ST. 20 r.. A., The FaStminstcr- Extra large
fiat, rooms h hnth; all light steam heated
private hall: Ril improvements; rent $50 Jan-
tor or JAS. ". IRWIN. 49, T.. Sbl II.
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TO LET in Westchestpr village. I'd floor Of 4
large house. unfurnished or partly furnished,
first class condition; sanitary plumbing. Address
Box :SUI Westchester
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UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANTEDin Harlem,
rent not TO exceed $40. House, box 6Il World
Harlem.
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liTH ST. ?l6 E.-Parlor noor. basement & floor
ut & rooms; improvements
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.Ul II ST. 3i3 L. Floor 3 rooms, bath, to adults
HriyHfe house, with owner.
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Il>T ST, ITO E.. near Park ave. Apartments
8 ! light rooms; improvements. SI3 10 $40.
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unfurnished Houses to Let.
furnished Houses to Let

zeTH ST. 2l8 E.-Ss5O: 4.story brown ston
suitable boarding or rooms; furniture sale
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I'm ST, 2ls E-To let. unfurnshcd, extra
large hall rooms; separately or together.
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PART Of very desirable furnished house roS.l,n
a bath. arranged for Housekeeping, -,
monthly. +. \. NACKIE, Beech st" Arlington
n. J..
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18TH ST., 227 W.-Daintily furnished T.
rooms; 81. 80 10 ~. 80. Flagg, 24I West 80
rooms G hath. niano linen &c: references
Stokes.
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@3hST 322 t. Flat In private house, 3 rooms
improvements, with laundry 4 bath.
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+3D ST, 800 E.--Parlor floor a basement & rooms
& bath; all improvements
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BOTH ST. II Il. --thOce ID single fiat, consist
ing OF LARGO rooms X bath, To let.
9OS. l.. SrECkLER. III Broadway, or lanitor.
9TH ST. 300. between lsI e I'd avrS.- "a floor
rooms. stationary tubs; SO
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.TH ST, ~ H.. near Broadway lnrge connect.
ing rooms; running water, closet. bath
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CT RIFLE CAKKEAU,
agent, Grand st. a. Bowery, under Oriental RAM

agent Grand st. Bowery, under Oriental Bsnk.
A-CORNER FLATS; rents reduced new buld
ing; y, 4 3 rooms: all Improvements: sI6 Ia
$50; also stores, suitable grocery, cigar or anv
business. S25 to $50. Apply l77w. 10Th ST.
CHEAP ROOMS TO LET for colored familie. a
4 . rooms, from So 30 to So month. Apply
100 w. 18th st. 'r'
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurniahed-Weat Side.

i
Flats and Apartments to Let.
u,,,,n,,b.s-w.., Side,
h-1It sr. ab4 " Fnn,. rnorn ea,. SIG. ouie
| hnitsc, 1entapl tocatinn jnuit ross
| .-,--
! b7IH ST AZ w. corner HAT. large llghl
1919 @ ~, ~ ~
OIL ~ = H., iio CheeIiui; llshI it9., hph h
mrht'i ne" mouse IerIcrt oruei ohtn, ,tl'
iaW Iiit' free Isl 81 sd Janitpr,
IN ,nanisi inaTCactIv kent h"uses bstb inul"ve.
ments, heated rafpetcd; SIS, sig
oOrIt 81 1o3 .-G.utleman occunying first
| hpor viii rent rear part. . rooms kitchen
g 4yn, mot % attend r9RTs yo SpP %asSmE
~ '''" 7""u"H -..---
/ GyIli ~. Al A3 w. 4 rooms 4 bath; steam.
.'htrd he'lfhhlS hsEmppIn9ou q M,'ncla''"hs
'i',','" 90 " 81 '"".'''
ool " 81, ~ W. Fight large light rooms AL
Improvements, III private h"ns"
U2D 81. 100 W, Elegant flats rooms bath
all direct outside light! rent so.
GID 81 100 "; I'd floor; . large rooms first
class repair, ~l7 JRnitor.
GID ST 1913 w. Elegant Hats: steam heated
throughout rooms; private hall bathroom
every Improvement $50, s3l.
D3D ST., lls ". Il large, light rooms, all i'm
provcmcnts; opposite private dwellings; rents
moderate.
GATH N. Ia w Il rooms X bath; rents $50
to VA. JanltOr
6SrII ST., l4S, l4S W. Convenient to station
elegant flats room baths, ranges hot cold
water, Sz' 10 % 'n"'''r, -.-------.----
SID ST. l7s wIFor rent, hrst;class apartment
looms Pay ".Is hUs sss
s as ranse' 's'' oe'o's arranging e'se"He'e' 'ee
'''0'.
SD 81. 200 W, Desirable corner fiat rooms
,, un'h PHF"'e ha''' ""' oiuef convenient 'o'"
" a'o ~, 90, -, -, =,
SlTH ST., lis w. handsome 0-room, steam
heated Mats, near l. station; rents S2b 10 W.
SAITH ST. 200 W. Corner flats: X rooms bath:
$40 to $40; steam heated. Janitor
y.,r,, ON $40 ,,, a., = I. q . a, - d..
hard wood trim: $40 TO 500
os,,,,- 100 ,,..,-. :, 7ri,...
tioche, rooms bath: all light; steam heat
decorated " MI cohNehlehc's' Apply 10 Jahltor'
sp1'JJ ST 30 W - light rooms steam heat ALI
improyeInents: frs. class house 4 location.
spTII S.r IO1 w rnnn,s 4 hnth nil iinnroye-
mrnts steam heat; very desirable apartments
Apply Ia janitor,
gs1u ST. l32 VI rooms A bath. reduced rent
~ ~, l.i,,c,' t,n,Il, ,rTI, 10 Iari,n,, "
oe,r,, 80, "a a ,,.na ,,,,, .o,,,,,., =. no,,,
no IL : J.. np w ialge light rooms path
tor or wood n MILLER. 2la W. l25th at.
0sTII ST., 10y W. tt rooms, bath; all light,
heated seen sunday rent from S24 to $40.
ssTu ST A w-EIsvap,Iv decorated sa,s NJ K
large rooms bath. with latest improvements:
hall bathrooms heated; rent '2' to $3.50,
s'T ST. ioa ", WI Ere o to lst reduced rent;
,oor,, CT Ct W, a . room an,r,,On,.. ,o,,,
heated furnished. Csr,rai ParG %io"L! al Sis
''' 81" '''," ''i' 40
10TH ST., ia W. Elegant flats, q rooms
pa'h, p"in'eu " uecor"eu Si"" %" '"hi'or.
1O2D ST. 1867 W. n to let: u rooms Il bath !;
all Improvements: rent So
iU2D ST. l73 Il rooms. bnth; all improve
mrnts: ion ground nniS. 500 W. '''i'
1uiTu sT IN W-Nire rour room aat. dosir
nhir location near station and pari, Inod"rntn
rent ~ am
,.s, ,,.-,,,--,--, ----,-
lu,l u IL, N.,-flhely llcateu, oNerlooklng
Central Park select apartment Tor SINAI fam
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IORIMER ST, 5a5. near Meseroe ave Green rn..
light housekeeping hest order: gas, water MI
MES OF 23d * 10Th 81. ferries; private hous'' v
weekly ----
QUINCY ST. 5l8, near sumner ave. -tlne ..
room apartment; only 81 weekly; new ho,
modern III -niture good neighborhood' "'"
keeping. Thompson
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TO LET-Flats convenient to bridge and ferries;
nice quiet location: and rooms: every con-
venience; steam heat; excellent jani or service;
rent 80 to So; terms to suit des rabe tenauts:
shown by Ianitor on premises, 1913 STATE ST., near
Bond. For terms, &c apply .0l Montague ST.
FRANK A. RAllNABY
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18th ST. 20 W. between 9th 9th nveS -sD
Il So parlor, bedroom. Kitchen, ha'h III
18TH ST.. near NrORGwny-B rooms, ground hs'
Sl4 weekly. Flag, 242 West pod II.
9TH ST.. 363 w. (station L9;hl-Completey
furnished, corner bay window, q, room nau'
steam. Edgar.
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WE WILL Fu RNISlI A FLAT com plete 4 ready
for housekeeping. including linen, crockey
&c. on terms of s.; 10 - weekly until paid for;
parties intending to hire furnished flat will re q
lily see the advantage of owning the contents Of
home Mt really less expense; your choice OF a
immense assortment OF furniture. carpets rursk
curtains, odd fancy parlor pieces and scores Of
list of flats, price list 4 estimate. HENRY
NAMES K SONS. 40 & 43l Sth ave-, betweea
3lst 32d SITS white building.
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e.,,,.h~a West Sid g

4lST ST, 9B W. Elegant g.. Dom naI, GUM
piete for housekeeping, S. VERSA. Janltor
6S'rH ST. l5I W.-Sl5: Fraukhin a2anmenm.
neatly furnished; Housekeeping hA 's sn ha, TN
corner flat; all light rooms; privniei / ~" oA'"'
staam; immediate possesslOm.
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HANDSOME FLATS of 3 rooms L bath ali I'm
provements, near 9TH ave. h 50th st. also fas
on Lexington ave. near oath 81. q rooms h bath,
from $50 month up. Apply .Ianituf l43s Ter.
ington ave. or l32 i. 5IIth 1T.
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Houses Wanted.

HOUSE MISUNDERSTANDING or furnshe
suitable for sub letting; basement dining. room
owners. Permanent box 1873 World.
WANTED TO RENT-Small isolate ed house, near
I25th 81. d Amsterdam ave. for young married
couple; no children; wife invalid. Address
Schachel. 262 West 125th st.
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4ufH ST. l55 T.. single fiat; X rooms bath:
first-class order reduced rent Jnuitor
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DUFFIELD ST., 90. near Bridge-Four or Ave
light, large rooms all Improvements sl2 to SIS
HERKIMER ST., 64S, RrooklynA3 rooms, bath !;
use OF laundry; In private house brick: Sl2;
must be seen TO be appreciated.
kOSCIUSkO ST. 2S4-Flat light papered; all
improvements; halls carpeted; near school !;
$40. Janitor
WARREN ST, 1873 large rooms 4 store
room; all improvements: private house.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnIshed-East Side.

LEXINGTON AVE. l443 Elegant single flats
ui large rooms and hAth: all improvements.
Apply on premises or WIN. II. HOllister, l4Sl
.,u ave,
MADISON AVE. 1914. corner 10th n. Elr-
gantly decorated. steam heated apartments,
jtniior, hall boy service. Apply premises.
rARK AVE. s75-Elegant single rat \ rooms,
fnc lorstion; near Central Park l. station,
~ AVE. lS7-Floor for young couple. suitable
for housekeeping; bath strictly private.
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FLOOR. rooms, conveniences private house
Sls month; location central Owner. $50 81
ave-, World Branch.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-30
CITY NOTES.

The Electric Workmens union, No 81
will hold their first annual ball and cleo
trio display in Turner hall this evening.
Governor Pattison yesterday signed the
pardon Of Wallace Snow, who was con-
yicted in Scranton about two years ago of
burglary.
Ats o'clock this morning the sale Of seats
will open at the Academy Of Music for
that standard show, DenmGn Thompson's
"Old Homestead
Next Saturday Superintendent Taylor
Will hold an examination in Liberty hall,
on Washington avenue, for the benefit of
teachers who may wish to have their pro-
fessional certificates renewed,
This morning at : o'clock checks will he
given out for "The Old Homestead" at the
box office Of the Academy OF Music. The
diagram can be seen at o'clock.
The attraction at the rockingham this
evening will be THE Prodigal Father, F"
one Of the greatest successes ever man.
aged by {. B. Jefferson, Klaw & Erlanger
There will be a matinee performance of
The Prodigal Father" tomorrow after
noon.
John R. Kelly, who threatened TO "smoke
OUT Mrs. W. B. Duggan, agent Of the
Associated charities, from her home, be-
cause she was connected with the placing
OF his child in the Home OF the Frisndess.
was yesterday committed TO jail for thirty
days In default Of $500 bail to keep the
peace.
In yesterdays issue Of THE TRIBUNE was
an unintentionRl error to the effect that
the Bonita Plate Glass company was organ
lied so recently as Tuesday night. The
directorate was elected last September,
and Mr.. Bonita is authority for the state
meDt that this body does not control the
majority Of the stock.
In the list OF speakers who are to ad-
dress the Phil Sheridan monument mass
meeting to be held in the armory on the
evening Of April 3, published Ia THE
TRIBUNE yesterday morning appeared the
name of Hon. John H. Fellows, which
should have read Hon. John X. Farr in
stead, as IL is the latter gentleman and
not the eX.mayor, who is down on the
speech making programme.
Pocono tribe, No. 800 Improved Order
Of Red Men, last evening elected ths fol-
lowing officers: Prophet, Charles s.
Levin; sachem, r. j. Harrington; senior
sachem. j. w. Kambeck; JUNIOR sachem,
w. $. Bartlett; keeper OF records, W, l..
Grass; chief Of wampum, G. w. Scott;
Keeper Of wampum. j. w. Warner: trus
tee. eighteen moons, j. II. Flack; trustee,
Jx moons, Lehman; representative TO
grand lodge, j. II. Flack; custodian, F. E.
Emerson.
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FAIRY DRAMA At DUNMoRE.
It VIII Be Produced Tonight for Bsnt fl
Of Poor.

It VIII Be Produced Tonight for Bsn.f,
Of Poor.
For the past few weeks tho young
ladies' Of Dunmore have been rehears
ing a fairy drama entitled "Euchantei
Sleep" aud tonight it will be produced
by them at Odd Fellow hsll for the
benefit OF the poor,
The piece is pretty and deals with
fairies and -goblins, the whole
intelspSrssd with bright. catchy music
Ths young ladies' have rehearsed thor
oughly, and those attending will be
treated to pleasant evenings enter
tainment.
A sweet young princess falls into the
power Of u bad fairy who gives her a
sleeping potion from the effects of
which she does not recover for cen
tury, at the expiration Of which time II
handsome prince awSkens her with Y
kiss.
As in all fairy tales the good fairies
triumph at last. and the prince and
princess marry and arc happy ever af-
ter, The cast Of characters 10 ns fol .
lows:
King g...,.,..,,..,.,,,.,. Martha Matthews
Qneon. Lydia Farrur
Princess Marguerite. o..,..,,.,. Mabel Christ
Prince Charming .......... Name Peckens
Nannette maid dlu............Bl Blanche Bloos
Speedwell valet Marie Bronson
Fairy Envy. Name Oliver
Fairies, Eiith Vert, Anna Oliver, Jennie
Oliver Ll2zie Vert
Ladies', Courtiers, Fairies.
Aocompnnista,
Minnie Dexter, piano, Mr.. Cream, vloli n
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AMONG The POLITICIANS.

". j. Burke viii assume the duties Of
his position as general gsuger Of this
internal revenue district on April ], II his
commission arrives before that time from
the treasury department For come day0
he has been travelling about the large
district that will be under his control,
getting acquainted with the duties that
will devolve upon him and tie people he
will meet in business way He Is ac-
companied on his trips by Henry Somers.
the present gauger.
The bond OF John W. Houser, treasurer
Of Taylor borough, was filed with Pro-
thonotary Pryor yesterday. 1t is in the
sum Of $lO, COG and has p. G. Connolly and
James Butler as securities.
Il. j. Matthews, of Spring Brook, whose
name Will be presented to the next Repub-
licau county convention rs candidate for
Jury commissioner, was in the city Wed.
nesday and circulated among his numer-
Gus friends.
A call will soon be issued for the Demo-
cratic county committee TO meet to elect u
member of the state committee. 1t is
probable that the meeting will occur be-
lore the end OF next week.
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A VERY PLEASING COMEDY.
Americans Abroad as Produced by ths
Lycsum Company a Suceess.


Danisl Frohman's Lyceum Comedy
company gave very finished produc ;
ton of Sardou's comedy. Americans
Abroad" at the Academy OF Music last
night to fair sized but highly pleased
audience.
The story Of the piece has to do with
the adventures of certain Miss Flor
ence Winthrop. wealthy American
helress who is living in Paris with her
uncle. Richard Fairbanks. aud his
daughter Jessie. Miss Winthrop's
wealth draws number Of persistent
suitors in the snaps of Partisan pare
sites who are abetted by Bron, ,s5 de
Beaumont
To escape their attentions she pre-
tends to have lost her fortune and re.
solutely begins to earn her living by
painting Her suitors disappear but
her apparent poverty attracts to her
Gilbert Raymond IN American artist
who loves her TOR herself and is ignor-
ant of her wealth. Baroness ds Beau
mont attempts to separate them and
after n strong scen0 in which Miss Win
throp, deceiycd by the willy Baroness
intrigue, charges the devoted artist
with mercsnsry motives.
He Indignantly denies the charge
and as Indignantly leaves her. rsfus ing
his forgiveness after she has dscov-
cred that he 10 innocent They become
reconciled, however, by clever ruse,
and when the curtain is rupg down
Miss Winthrop is In the arms Of Mr..
Raymond and presumably intensely
happy.
Miss Maud Hsrrison's Interpretation
Of the character OF Miss Winthrop was
excellent, and J. H. Gilmour az the
artist lover proved himself most
capable actor. That finished actor, J.
b. Polk. assumed the character of
Richard Fairbanks, aud among others
who contributed to the enjoyment of
the evenings entertainment we're Owen
Faucett, George Alison and Miss Cert,
rude Rivers.
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NICHOLS HAD NO CHOICE IN MATTER

He Married Miss spraugs Because Hs
Found I. Necessary So To Do,
Testimony in the divorce proceedings
OF William r. Nichols against Effis W.
Nichols was taken by Stsnographsr
Willis Coston before Judge Edwards
Yesterday afternoon. Unfaithfuines'
is the ground upon which the divorce
is asked, and at previous meeting
some damaging testimony against Mrs.
Nichols WAS offered.
Mr.. Nichols was the only witness ex-
amined Yesterday He said that in
January, 1888, be was married by AL
dsrman Andrews to Miss Effi4 Sprague.
After their marriage they returned to
their respective homes and never lived
together. Ha refused to acknowledge
her as mis- wife, ne said, because shs
frequsnteI houses Of i'll fame.
How did you como to marry her, "
asked judge Edwards
well, | had no choice but to do 80, i"
meekly replied Mr.. Nichols
Were You under arrest, asked the
judge.
II was p answered the libellant with
rising color and the matter was pressed d
no further
Mr.. Nichols said that his wits now
resides at Nicholson.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

This evening The Crust Of Socisty"
will be seen ut the Academy of Music
for the seco d tins this season. TIL
scenes Hre timsl at the present, an
placed in London. The woman in III
case gets the Iowa OF n British armN
captain, who DO not kn W how shady
ner life has been, and sho rndeavors
keep him ignorant OF it. His mo,
intimate friend has been one OF h
many companions a1d hs undertakes
TO save the captain from marriage with
her. at the same time that he is rescu-
ing and wooing a pure girl in tn" same
circle. When she is finally bafil d in
her game Of matrimonial huuco and
finds that she cannot iOist herself on
nm honorable man MS pure woman.
she cooly lights cigarstte, lola in her
chair, whitfs ths smoke, aud orders her
maid 10 pack for Paris
THE PRoDiGAL FATHER
Jeff'rson. Klaw and Eslangprs com
pany will be seen Mt the rockingham
Friday and Saturday evenings and Sat-
urday afternoon in "lhe Prodigal
Father. The company is exactly the
same as produced that delightful COM
edy in New York and Boston during
the recent successful runs of the piece
in those eitisa. The piece is most
amusing and contains many bright.
amusing lines. The matinee prices for
Saturday will he rs. 80 aud % cents.
TIE Old HOMESTEAD
If you want to cnj " II hearty laugh.
have tho heart strings played upon,
and Zee one OF the simplest. prettiest
stage pictures o. New England lie
that has ever been drawn. 20 to thu
Academy Of Music Monday night and
ait through "The Old Homestead 4"
You will not regret it,
NIGHT OWLS COMING
Bobby MSnchester's Might ORls"
company is billed to nppear at the
Academy OF Music Tuesday and We'd
ussday night. Il is d-rcrDed by the
prrs5 Of Tho cities whrre it has AZ
peared rs the best variety an hurlesQue
company now before tbs public.