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s0usa concluded his phenomenal on.
gagcmont nj tho Midwintor FAif-au
engagement which has duplicated the
success VI tue baud at the N0rld's FAIR
-Ou Sunday last, and since then the
band has been touring southern Gait
fnrnih. Oithe farewell concert tho San
Francisco Chronicle uayt;
John Phillip Slush aud his w0ndef-
ful aggregation OF musicians babe fare.
well 70 the expedition yesterday. Tho
concert was a notable event. Despite
the fact that u wat announced 90 begin
shortly after noon, the beuchos ami
driveway In front Of tho music IA
vllion were crowded with people long
before that hour. Inc people suemud
10 have come Tor the solo purpose OF
heading Sousa, for they walked direct
from the gate 10 the pavilion, anu from
tho time tho great leader firut raised
bis baton until the last note Of Aud
Lang SYM bad died away, they 70.
mhiurd rooted 20 the suot.
There we're eight printed numbers
on tho program, but tho band played
thrice that number before the crowd
would let them 20. They fairly went
wild with delight. S1usa responded
AANNANNN NANA 81 ~ AANAN kANN NNNNAN'
thing popular, either ono OF his own
marches " something that wouid start
every foot on the ground tapping IA
time with him, The Washington Poet
March had 10 be- played three tlmua
during the concert. When zoe Lib.
rTty bell March, tho lat number on
the program, had been rendered, the
people cnoOfod aud cried foT more. In
response every member OF tho baud
stood up, aud Aud Lang Syno was Ten.
derod iu a manner that moved every.
body within hearing OF tue tand. AZ
soon aa the tlrst strains were reu0gulz-
able, tho people stood up, too, aud most
Of the men removed their hats. Wnun
the piece had been concluded, three
times three were given tor SouaA ami
his men,
Tho Exposition Band then came
Into The stand, ami opened lts concert
with one Of SGusa'H matches, THIS
compliment olUsod the farewell 90 the
great leader who left Tor tho train
amidst the hearty gu0dbyes Rni slu.
zero regrets OF his thousands OF San
Francisco admirers.
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The program for Tuesday evening
will be iull Of interest b muslc lovers.
II 10 made up by sJusa himself aud 4,
aa followi3
overture .sil. t1he Holy War; usw.,,...
aftstsss 1000. ..... ssssa....a HUNAIANH 'hN
fcnnra at tHr Masquerade sstsurumU IuUrHItr
e. utnud March oI che MaHEvrH.
b TOE fuuchiuliu Family.
20 tu.umhiucH tIlrtatiuu.
a NrVCIrf OF mo Maatrra
Auufufi unmhacua i.. ssss. sssssssstt %
Tabernacle CHOIR and Huuaaa Hand.
D. stephens. Director
Alif ui thr NuINYrrH ana Magic firr scene,
tom DE Waltuio .....s...sss.s.s..W hEnrf
suite, ihe Nut ttarkcf.....,..Ischaik0
%. lrruAt.
B. Chinese Dance.
r. Dance Of thn NrcdH
VIOLIN colo, NyuHy uancoa ,...ss..s Haraaa'1
ME W D Muino, accompanied ~
fuuaaa naudl
Chorus, iintaHuah....a .............E stephens
laltrulclu Choir and a1uHaH nand.
D.. stephens, Director
g. lhfouNe hufauuuN tsss ..ssssss.ssssssHillit
= March Manhattan HuuHa
MuaAlNt lnNtnffiutstsisst tsssssa.... NJ nEuNf
folalorf thufuti from Faust ..... sssss.s Go uuud
Iaprfnarln thor aud HuuHaa Hand.
D. Stephens, Director
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Elia'on'a challenge and Medium
Waiio's counter challenge, have had
thu elect OF stirling up considerable
interest ia the "oXposr," "scluco,"
exhibition, or Whatever else Il may be
calio1, which the clever young lugur.
domaiu virtulsj viii give on the stage
OF tho Ihnaior tomorrow night, The
affair has beou iudubtfiously "wofyedn
80 lndustfiOusly Ia fact, m 10 give
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Real Estate
For Saio or Trade In an parts
OF tho city Jay Is. Stephens,
- Union Nat.oral Bank
Building.

7 NAVE a NEAT % UOuNEn HOUSE.
II "0h I'D fol. ni ground. iu thc oast uarF
900 i.H 80 Cor $3.50. liHy terms. Jay o.
H.."".uH, % Union National huuh block.
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H"H. H.ar corner 3 d 400 'anddgl South. f0f
unll tlmA Joy H. stephens, 20
'N..H H.|HHA liAuA l'0'f.
I boz DO north and west paft OF iho ciir.
'. mH.I lousg and loliu enc yaat pari of eng
n.as a.a...
In s oT i "q sio '''s "a pa, d ~ S % s1p
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Frank q. 9 rpBntur writes iflm the
Interior Of Japan 10 0nb Of the siatl OF
thispapar that " he gets back alivu
anu well from his trip into the uuox.
pi1fud regions VI upper China, ho VII.
be- In Salt Lake sometime during nCKt
fall or wiutur aui that he hopes 10
lecture here ON H0mu NJ tho results Of
his wonderful journey. He T. being
followed on his tour every week with
abiofoing Interest by tbs teAI5u Of
the NEWS.
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Mr.. stephens has just received the
gold medal awarded 20 him sB leader
NJ Que Of tie successful chulrs Ht CHI
caRo. 10 10 massive anu haudio ur
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There seems o. he quite un exodus VI
Fuhmuuis leading prlrlr from bic
nas been tho leading man Of Frohmau's
wa ifst introduced 90 the public, will
leave the company 90 ihu end OF this
season, With the death % George
Dfuw BARRYMORE, OF tho comedians,
aud the withdrawal % william Morris,
sydney Armstrong, OjUttu Tyler ami
Eta Hnwkin8 from the F0hmnu
stock company, there n lille of the
original material Ice Ia either organ.
lzatllu. Miss Moy Robson, however,
who hal announced that che would
leave tho Empire stock company next
N1vumhst hos fs.ouEugod with Mt
FfJhman for term of years.
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Dramatic ord 3gpio.

sousa Has tho Right OF way-Eason's soance Tomorrow
stephenss Worlds Fair Modai-"Tags' Come Down
Miss Prats Handsome Progress.
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rise 90 ihr p g.bii suspIc.0n o. co..u.
HlOr--hui be- .hIa De- Indignantly denied
on the authority ~ n' .nu lrH Than Tue
distiuguiahcI ST. Waite himse'G OF
course the public Will Un HtHno An
Interesting ltuu cutl1us ioa.ufr OF tho
present. little suIfiiuullsUl sur has been
tho nppunuuru on thr suHuu ni the
shadc.Df the immortal Lit coin, from
whom Me Wl.' givefn July Z Hu hcn'
unatud mgaagc, certified '1 uy
such gentlemen nB Mr Arcu.c
hewin, Hon. M 81. kH.gu,
Mr. j. ~. Kennedy Mt Too.
0rhiius Parsons, Mr. John Stubs uui
and Mr. ~. H.. knighu. This message
from the mauyfel president Do cfcl.
tied TO have appeared on tablets Of
stone which mad Previously boon
washed lrcc from any writing whlul.
ever, aud alter they had buOu a.curCly
screwed together THIS letter certain
ly Hhould become valuable historical
document AMI forever settle the pues.
ton OF communication coming from
tina, bourne from which no traveller,
ETC., N 20 were not that young uAh
boy claims 90 receive hundreds OF lust
such gliitering messages boz the famp
way Wy NAAN HHNNN AaNNNNNHH NNNN MNNNNNN
consultation with NE Lluc0lu'a spirit
st all. Mr. ElhsDu says hu will make
good all his claims tomorrow evening.
Mr.. aud Mra. W.. g. Spence, who
have lust returned from visit 10 New
York, bring excellent REPORTS OF the
progress made by Miss Viola pmli Boo
her musical Studies. Tue young l1dY
has just siguuI q contract i0r next year
at the church where she o. now Hiul.
ing, Tor a SALARY VI $500, aHd has Boo.
sides been granted O. vacation 0i two
months, which she viii spend with har
parents la this city; she VIII arrive
early IN May. Me. and hlu, spence
were two Of party OF some fifteen 1r
twenty people who wcru Invited with
MisB Pratt o. takr dinner on one OF rue
handsome ocean sioaucaly lying he New
York haTbuL aud they heard the
young LADY Sing there Tor tho company
among whom were some diHiiuEui8hUI
Judges OF music. They coy that sht
created most genuine enthusiasm. Her
voice has developed, grown 1wnaigf nH
wei a. stronger, aud nor low nItus aru
said 10 be- specially good. 10 Toto 10
hoped that hcr frlenls hero viii have
the pleasure OF hearing her in her old
place with tho Tabernacle choir during
hof va alton.
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Tho announcement IL made that
MiaH Fanny DAvcupgr. haH occurred the
American rights 90 tho pro iucll0u ui
The Cotton King, sutton Nhur's now
mtloiramn, which hiss achieved q
great success Ut the Adciphi rhcatrt
London, where 10 Do now playing q.
phenomenal receipts. Il lssliI that 70
is III. DAvunplrt's Intention % "ft1rn
her husband, Melbourne MacD5wull,
Ia the leading role of This play neat
season. The Cotton kIng l8aaid % boz
q drama VI much merit i1f piece VI iif
class. The part 10 bB performed by
Me- Mcdowell IN played in London
oy Charles Warner, the best romantic
actor On tho English stage. hif. Mac.
D0Wcll VIII be supported by 70 fine
company aud ho will 30 0ui thorough.
ly well equipped with SCENERY aud
other accessories. Miss Davenport
herself Will star iu now play by
Nlc.0fiHu SurIou.
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Street iurulslHd rooms. urattst
ululucst aud most reasonable ln town.
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DON'T 8E AN AGENT.

TAEMs ASp UANuuEs FoR CITY
~ property i ~ Lloyd, tll Mcdonnell Blk.
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Oh ACRES Improved. 40 uraror. for build
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- ROOM modern hoa.s Cor smaller place nud
GO ACRES in Western Wyoming. clear
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= Room house in Logan and 10 nrrss. ,g0I.
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TousEs ior sal0 oB lusalmcnt plan.
WILL Joe g.Eht mon have forty aUfUa each
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nni lHr industrial army and march Iu
M Arlington. Coo cola one uf those farms aud IH
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Miss Sydney Armstrong, who &C.
siguuI ff1n Charlie. fWumau's stock
company lHsI week because 0f her
HXcps8Ivc fright iu thr cavalry charge
SCENE OF Tue Gld ] Lett Behind Bic
iu the Now York Academy rfUluc.
ton, WIS 90 have CilsBi boz engage.
muut With the present. roaron. Her
many admirers ln salt Lake VIII bc
curious o. kn0w with whom ahu
engages Tor next SEASON.
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hard after thr nrl time ~ the
last act, however, Doe handled me
1D roughly that / was covered Win
bruises, aud DO was Uu hii,r my
threatening To- Instantly resign That /
could induce him o. use Anything
like moderate force. savini BE- such
sn enormously powerful man that l
30 NOT think he Recognizes how much
strength he ezrrts.
"BD1th, uu tic contrary used Tue
stimulation Of strength and euufgy,uud
100 every way was the exact opposite OF
Q he great italian. Every piece OF
furniture, every property hud every
perfOfmur must ho exactly in iho came
rlhCe ut the same time iu cach pet-
tufmanc0 OF iiay ur Halvini b.
utterly upset Mt Booth Ili not seem
20 care wnore things or people were. !
ftmumbcr say!Ss 30 him with regard
Oh one important sccuG
"'Whu-s do you want me % bo Nc
n.ght, ME Bl1th2
"'Auywurrc. my dear wherever
you like. l'il ind you.'"
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After the little spiritual bout 10.
morrow evening, the doors of the
Theaitr will remain c.osei fot we'll
onto a fortnight Carleton has tclo'
gfapbed that owing 90 the grcnisifiscs
In the North, hisr.uic hos been demon.
allied, 90 he will not visit SAT- Lake at
the present tlmci which ~ probably as
we'll Tor Mr, Carleton.
Jodrcy6 Lewis, who was bo1bei for
next week, has something or other
holilng hcr back, possibly % new hus-
bauI or "a now divorce, aud will not
arrive 90. btor There De- in fact no,h.
Ing AZ al potable NJ tho rhoster till tue
latter sud Of Mny
The big s5uaa- tabernacle Choir
concert Tuesday, therefore has clear
track ani the right Of way, aud
without doubt II win be the
musical event Of some.
what eyentful season. 10 loosol
for time o. though the
managers Of the affair were about
to make tho mistake OF mating che
concert conspcuously ".rIlc" boy
charging high prices, but this rock has
bouu stccfcu oirar oi, auu the hKIug Of
q uniform price u 20 Ceuis all over the
house, ought % satisfy everyone. The
band Will arrive Tuesday morning aud
hold fuhrat.al with the choir aud
Mr. WUiho ~ $3.50. 10 will leave Tor
tho Esstni iu3dl hence the notice that
the concert Will begin ht 1915
means just what % says. Late comets
will be- the loser. Mr. stephens saNu
his singing force uumtCfl exactly $50
voioco-rxacty that number viii bt
heard IN the HnsannA tthu Temple
anthem ny stephens arranged Tor thu
band by SluHa), tho Faust anu tho
Dim7Fcus chofus. lie also says that
the names Of 10 singers who have not
been regular In Attendance have hOun
dropped from the rolls for this occasion,
whioh shows that there are O25 mem
bcfa' nsmcl on tho books.
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( 1EsspOpLs, CIpsIIs ErC.. CLEANED
- one Premises cleaned up TrrmH rUasouI
able. b baltimore, 90 LaHt, stH south
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NHrthtIu- Agents t1 flkc uTiufa DIV Ham.
" Do. Wn 5000 rly expense aud HA|arE 0r
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ANAnihu-LAur on GrN1iENfAS ru
w arf'at Boz Office aaIarF f.faUI' WIN
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envelope Manager. iuUk urautrP. heas8
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A rrHNNrlrE siUfs APPLY ar MUs.
~ tcni9n. prcssuhkcr, 80 East, 800 south
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NHrANTEp GOOD GIRLS ruH GIN.
w oTn homework. Nfs. 10 Evan Ems
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N1rANrIuaN GOOD rUEsu MICH
w .1w. Aiiuss iit ufsrHti NEw.
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affair." weighing exactly o. much o.
two go gold pieces. On one side ia
stamped handsome face N Columbus,
with the ngures 1899, 1892; On tine
other aldosff There woflI:
E.iclfuI fairy 1850
Chicago. IH|
NHII
nr IIHHu UUI
ENUu stephens.
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Ilyou hayo oity or farm property you
want 10 .oII on Lrhln. DOME LAIL Do oalL on
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M 'NlEu hf s. MfuuIt.ftEu. THOR.
" uHEh.U rr.unH....IU. HufHHH u4f|4H IL.
trHc Coz chIidrou. Reference. Address
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outsta ndinp there would remain bullion enough
to coin about 5O.OoO.00O more standard dollars,
which would be the seignioragc But without
waiting until the coming process has Drought
into existence this imaginary Scignioragc me
new bill proposes 10 coin that thcorctic balance
of bullion left end to issue silver certificates
against IT, This Is for the purpose Of placating
Democratic Congressman enough 10 get ont OF
them a bill providing for the issue of short time
bonds Of small denominations.
Standing by itself and assuming the presence
of an existing and unchokcablc deficit OF reVe~
nue. the plan To issue small bonds would nave
merits But il has no merits If, rs the price OF
il. silver coinage must be resumed and the
papcr circulation redeemed in silver only must
he further Inflated 1t has no merit If the honor
of the Government must first be sacrificed by
Il dishonest diversion TO other use OF part oil
the bullion now held as n security for the new
Treasury notes Not all the caSuistry At MT
ClcvclandS command can make such bargain
look ike n respectable or profitable one for the
pcoplc The proposal forces men To remember
that no deficit would exist and no borrowing
of money would be necessary. If Democratic
threats of Il change of tariff were out of the
WAY The President will not imagine that tins
fact will be forgotten by business men. or by
The plain people," whose Votes are manifeSting
their hostility To the pending tariff bill. HIS
ohstinacy in urging that measure. and nothing
else under the sun, has placed upon the people
an additional burden of Sj0.0O0.OOO In five per
cent bonds already. and another attempt To
borrow would be met with the indignant ques-
ton why he does not stop the attempt to cut
of S16OOOO00 of the revenue.
II is equally clear that the proposed coinage
and issue of more silver certificates would make
If harder to borrow money any terms. The
; per cent bonds hang fire, bankers say. most
uncomfortable They were taken AZ 1lI.223.
and with two months interest accumulated
should bring more than lis in order 10 avoid
loss but they sold in March nj 1l1.3l. have not
risen above rs. and Il new silver ana Dohd
bill would not help them Neither Is II clear
that people would want 10 pay the price de-
mandcd for such bonds. If the imitation of silver
pancr is TO be continued. There could hardly
be Il more absurd plan Of borrowing money man
this union of bond authorization with a silver
imitation bill but it really appears 10 embody
such financial wisdom rs the Administration
Possesses 1t ought to have no chance whatever
in Congress for while most Of the Democrats
Will oppose any issue of bonds. the Republicans
ought To OPPOSE the coinage and imitation or
silver notes but it will. in any ease. give re-
ncwcd impetus 10 the agitation for silver com
age and for other forms Of monetary d"Daich-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-09
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ADBEY's Observation-Disclosures
AMERICAN THEATRE-s:i5-A Trip 10 Chinatown
ATLANTIC GARDEN. - and "a Bowery-iO a m. TO
10 p. m.-Concert and Vaudeville.
BIJOU TIIEATRE-S-Th Seepwalker
BROADWAY THEATRE-s-Utopa Limited.
CASINOS i5-Grohe~Gi rona
COLUMBUS THEATRT-S--Thc Rainrnakers.
DAIY'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Acres
OiCKEIIS RIDING ACADEMY Equestrian Exhibition
EDEN MUsEc-l1 n. IN. TO II p m.-World IN wax.
EMPIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Wind
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE Margaret Fleming.
GARDEN TI!EATRE-s:15-l492.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE-s:l5-The Woollen Stocking.
HOYT's MADISON SQUARE THEATRE-S3o-Riv
Candidates.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE-si 5-Die Arme Loewn
ROSTER & BIAL'S- 2-S-Naudevie.
LYCEUM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Anazons.
MADISON SQUARE COMMUNICATIONS
MDNDELSsOHN GLEE CLUB HALL. 10 West 4oth-st
-230-Gro5snith
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-Day and Rening-
Annual Exhibition
PAIMER'S THEATRE-S:15-The Butterflies.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE to 1920 p. m.-Naudevlle
SOCIETY OF AMERICAN ARTISTS. 215 West 5Tth-st.-
Day and evening-EXhi5iton.
STANDARD THEATRES :30-Charley's Aunt.
STAR THEATRD-S-Ironmaster.
TONY PASTOR'S-S- Vaudeville
I4TH STREET THEATRES oodman Blind.
333 4TH-AVE.-9 a m. 10 430 p. m-Ihe Tiffany Chapel
06 FIFTH-AVE corner 1jth-st.- a. TO 10 p M
Coronation OF Napoleon |.