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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-19
LISTENED TOLADIES.
Ulah Woman Sn1rasisls Present Their
Cause 10 lha Committee,
Acted UPON IN ADVANCE


Uah'i representative women had
full ana uuuisputol right % way before
the committee on olrclionsand suffrage
today, beginning at 1889. Tho dole
gallou numbered nearly thteu scoIc.
They wsru proscnt to give an ur1uali.
fsl onuouomuut Of the memorials
submitted 10 the Convention yesterday
afternoon uaslng Tor tho cnffanch'se.
mont OF the fair sex Of this Territory.
And they gave that Enforcement
TO the entire satisfaction Of the com.
mI,ieo which listened patiently and
laIefoliadly to the arguments IN hvof
Of i.s adoption. Addresses were made
by Mu. Sarah NJ. Kimual, Mts. \. 8.
Richards, d. Matte Hughes Cannon
hiu. Joanna Motion, Inspector Of the
Ulh Womaus Relief Cops, MU. J..
ID. Phrdeu, Miro. ~. b. Well, PRECEDENT
% the Unh sunfsgo r'oaciailon, Dr.
Re- -. Pratt, Mu. Una ID. Il.
iluuE, pfUilunt Of tnu National
R.uet 6.uety Of Uiuu. ami MrF.
JguU b. Richards, vice PRECEDENT o. the
HauI1 rsaIclau0u. The ladies were
highly CJmpiimented " lhu mcmburf
Ui the committee aud other pUra0uH
who heard them prunUut ihuis uialW1,
ugd Chairman Chidratct informed
thum thatihn clause they sought o. have
Incorporated ia the Consultation had
been iuyuf bly, uIuUdrrtuuua would lU
reported 90 thv, Convention at que slime,
probably ON lnuradny afternoon next
Ton OF tho eileen membort have ale
fulIy given Che proposition t4ulr CE-
ugUcmcut. Ihu other I've ate 0i the
upiUion that the Consultation should
not contain anything concerning wu.
man uuilngt; that 10 10 - question that
should bu LOIS entirely 20 thH he Eisl.-
tutU. 10 DO Tum0red that they Will
Me O. nir0ng minority report
WOMAN SUFFRAGE ~ WYOMING.
AitF. Cora q. Cafl.op, o. Eyauston,
Wyoming, fusiiiug temporarily 90
Ogiuu, who was invited 20 nIdfUtB the
committee iu tuAaif other Uah sister,
said the ulhim that woman VS. purl.
iylug element Ia politics had been
proven Justitlhblu ia the state from
which she came. The statement that
woman was au Jnlcr seeker was not
true IN Wyoming. There they were
eligible 10 the guyGfuUrHnip but they
did not aspire 10 70. They could 20 10
sne Legislature IL they al cu.ired, but
they did not want tC. The only p0fi-
tons nBplred 20 by woman la Wyo.
ming were those OF ga educational
character. Tue sII-uuiunaUnla O.
schools were all women except 10 one
county. Thoy Iid their woIk well AMI
that was all that could be- expected. In
the struggle Tor equal eniianchircmout
aud general hulrlEU the question u rex
should no, be- ouuJiIJgol. Tho 0uy
legitimate question ~ that cRse Wa
efficiency.
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roDAy's i'EoCEEDINu4

NJ Carey, ut 1uHb. Creates . Aonsa.
tton ~ tHiliue ruAtchrT's LETTER
u rioUo OF "Foiiticni nuncomBs."
The Convention held another scs.
l'ou today beginning at O'Clock this
afternoon. Members responded 20 roll
call 10 The number Of ninety.
pERyor was again glorod by tue Rev.
j. u. GillilEu, % tue Methodist Episc0-
pal church.
CALLS n POLITICAL BUNCOMBE.
Coray, OF JuaO, moved that the
communication from Hon. Moses
Thatcher DO STRICKEN from the minutes,
saying that he objected 10 any and all
such political bunusmbs being inserted
IN thU Convention journal.
President Smtn (pr0mptly)-Tho
motion is out Oh order.
EVANS ASKS FOR AS APOLOGY.
Evaus,oi Weber, arose aud with con.
siderable feeling said: uni. President,
1 thinJ tue gentleman from Juab
should explain the remarks no has lust
made with references 10 one uf our guir-
gates who b. lrrUusly 90 iTum physical
iuiTmllits OF tue mUtt painful KIND.
/ thluk hi elOulu bu called uu0u q
Gpologiz or say something n he can,
"a defense q bis attack un hls
Thatcher. II there h any political
bua c0mbe IN the letter 10 should DO
pointed out
Tho lomani OF Mr. Evans created a
sensation almost Gu profound ne the
ruIsTsH OF Mr. CuEHy. The latter
made no gi1rt 10 essay a T0ply Hul the
regular business VI tho convention
was proceeded with.
DAVIS COUNTY wOMES
A memorial from tue women OF
Davis county, asking Tor tho right n
suffrage, was presented by Can, uf
DavIa, aud read AMI referred 10 the
committee on ulgu.lJua aud Right Il
suffrage.
JUAB ALSO ASKS n,
Hyde, II Julb, presented a similar
proposition from the women OF bio
county. Same reioWncr
THE EDUCATIONAL ARTICLE.
The committee on education uuani-
mOusly reported the following, which
they asked be inserted iu the C0usutu-
li0ni
Sec. /. II 10 tho paramount duty
Of the State TO make amp.o urO-
VISION for tho education fall uniIdfvu
reeltlng ia the State, Irrespective OF
race, sex, color or religion.
Sec. q. Ilr Legislature shnll pre-
vide Tor tho establishment Anu
maintenance OF % thorough uud uui-
form Byttpm OF tfeu public schools,
rxcopl as hereinafter provided. the
puuliu school fyatlm stall include
IN auch kiuItrggrlou schools aB may
n5 estaUlisGcl by Law; ~ common
schools, wuirh shall cJuaisl VI primary
and grammar grades, In which, ull
chlldtuu uf the State between tue ages
Of six and TWEEN. y'ouo years may DO iu-
sttpcted; (3l sucu high schools as may
10 established by Ihv Legislature, VI by
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BuRltsUIoS, W., Murcn i0-A
disastrous n,e Uroao OUT To-Day lu the
woodworking shops oi j. r. HJ1,h, and
thu pioneer OF The lumber mills were
destroyed. The flames spread 10 the
large Htornhouso uuI WUfbH 81 the
Baldwin Refrigerator company and
the shops OF tine Vermont Roller shade
company and destroyed large amount
OF stock aud valuable machinery.
w. l., Nlllliug,1ni q Waterman, fell
through the foJt Ut tue Building into
the Flames Hud was burned 90 death.
Tho total iOsB 10 ext M ted NJ 100000.
About 32j men wetu thrown out u
work.
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EVERY SOUL LOST.
rs, grpir.d and Twenty Omc'FS
md H,n Of The Raina R'Gol''
,,pI,nrp NEAR GIBRALTAR
-. Wreck Found With only Twenty
lp,a,. Of the Masis Visible
Above tho Water.

.,- Marsh 10. - The Spanish
w. 1isbonso XIII reports having
.- ,hs mI,slnr cruiser Reina ls,-
~ -.sos near Rajo AceiianiF' not
I'm the straits Of Gibraltar.
A .,-,pty 10 shes Of the masm were
v-s v,lsf. Tho Alphopso XIII has
l.., - 10 the scene Of the wreck
nv. dl,sn TO recover the bodies. Tho
~. p,geuis carried a crew OF i2O
~ -'.,,oJ men and all arc believed
,t,ys psfIshcd.
nguly Dsl Moroau, formerly ori-
~, me spanish navy, In the Cham
,,s Deputies March Il, read state
80, The former commander n tho
e.'., R,ssnte, ia which tho writer
'..s,,d tho cruiser ss q vessel unable
,.,,,bsf, heavy storm, owing to the
'.I,.ssi weight Of her armament,
t'-f,l Bsianflf ehid tue over weight
'i0.e1iltefii deck guns was rcotined
,,sv,fs ago by hiB orders "dcn ho
80 nInliof Of maine.
MCtdiIaud Caltugaui where mosl
sbs crew belonged there has been
..si,rrIe,y and excitement from the
S5Beu, the cruiser was reported mis-
go ,-,- .t.,,,., ,...,.
,,s vsal 10 New York ne one oil the
s1sih uuadtOn which escorted
,.vutts Atlantic the Columbus cara
~ The vessel vhb launched In 1857
M vuono uf thtuo auc0nd.class deck
u,is,td iehoouuft OF the same build,
t,tssfthlps being Alfonso Kill and
1, pinlo, al Of $500 tons, l2,OlO
t1t,5gef and expected 10 tioam 20
ina The wrecked cruiser was $50
Irttaf, had % feet inches beam
sitdnufhl Of 20 feet inches. She
vugepslled BY twin screws. Her
rvllitl deck vas g Inches thick on
ia,t5ru aud her coming tower had
5Itsht q arm aud the gun shields
vunS lutlu thick. The armament
c5si,,sd 1lf % inch Hontoria guns,
ult 90 zach size forward Of the
cihlnl tittuluciute,and one on each
tiiti, Elk {. doutJtia guns In the
b,5ii ttt, the Onward and after pair
iutpui5nl aud the middle pair In re-
giitl psits, and 10 rapid fire aud
maehltsguni. She was also ht,ud with
Q hUti.t la1u.
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HAVANA, MBrch i0.--A report has
buen received from Santiago Uf an
attack on tho Insurgents ny Captain
Aauisgh. There were but 40 Spanish
troops ~ tho dolrchmoutaud they met
the band Of 500 insurgents iniIenohed
In CautO del Cd5io. Captain Hurisch,
" 10 reported, nrkrd tho insurgents 60
difperto aud they did 90. Tucy made
another stand luiur however, and
Captain Huuifch with hia small baud
attacked them. There was short on.
garcmeut, but tho reports are that the
Insurgents soon heu, leaving i've dead
and wounded Uu tho nrlI. All Of
their supplies wgro alec captured. Tho
Spanlafle lot but ono man d. .ll.
They alto Lost some hJmUs.
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CHICAGO, March iO.-Ml. Kate
johnson, Of No. GA Wet rwuuty.H
kitchen fife, The can exploded Throw
Ink oil all over the clothing. Her
children, q boy aud glrluwufo Hmuliuy
Oy and thoir clothing took IRE. a
nUighb0r heard them scream anu
fushud IA nud smothptud the TIRE. Nif.
johnson aud nor iouryCar.oli daughter
wcloto badly burned thntit DO Thought
they cannot survive. Tue boy wall
recover.
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~ HuuE ChpnE ~ nls Dcstlpniion.

SumONosEI, March lD.-NicerUy
III Hung Chang anu suite arrived hufe
this morning 90 negotiate Dr peace be-
tween China Hul japan. EnyUya
from tho Japanese f0reigu ctllco i'm.
mtdir,uly visited the steamer convoy
lug the Chinese vioor0y, Later ~
Hung Chang, accompanied by John
W. Foster, tue American adviser for
China, visited tho Jupanseu minl,ter
Of foreign affairs.
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LiNCJLN, Ncu., March l9.-Attor
tolug out i9tty-uishl h0urs, tHe jury
30 the Davis murder thai reported iuoY
could not agree aud were discharged.
The vote stood Z TO ia nvur 1i ugqlii-
Cal. Tho case will bo t0t Tor a new
trial az once. George Davin, negro,
IL accused " wrrCBiug o. Rock leland
eEpfusg Ialt summer, fCaultllg Ia the
death az eleven people.
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InlereslIng Leelnre on Indin.

Dr.. linda Ram, OF India, In his full
oriental costume, viii again address
tuu pueblo iu the Tnut -outl ward co..
fembly rooms ON IhumIHy, March
9lsi, at 1850 p,m., on the customs, man.
uuru anu religions VI luuia.
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'0''a Uullau neod.

0iyortba &, No &r March IO,-The
N Nl,p'i lacont Silva, chief OF the
lt.u,. AK u-nl OF r0b6uts and a,-
llia,,Il' Wat of biz vito Teisfors
ir,. fHs'. p,yu brousht into Las
3 he con-, ~, ,','e-ia have been search.
e tu1y,s-" y over '0r Silva fYr the
a0,t5,r' ,.erg being rewards Ion
%. g,i . e.4l OF alive, aqerrgnting
a,ql,l' -. we 'he leader OF a ga II :
Who tsrEorlzsd Tue s sonts !.
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AGAINST BONDING.
The Negative Side Carried by n Con.
siderable Majirlly.

It l. now certain that tho bonds
Issue proposition Is defeated, although
not all Of the outside IruClncts have
boon heard from yet. While tho city
precincts gave n majority Ia favor OF
tIc ouisiue preciuola went
strongly Against 20. Following n the
vote OF The precincts as Tor Oh received;
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MOI March ig.-A. Barclay
WlaHt beE cutter Ailsa won the
nos 10 ciai'ng trim today from
Alhi,o 10 this place, defeating the
Ntiyhstlj iho CotsAiT. The Brit
ltlla g.i 1u elmpetr,
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Suit on a Note.

A. f. Doromus this afternoon
brought suit In the Third district
court againd Gibson 8. Conaie ana
Peter G.burt to recover on u promlsory
note Of 81 300.
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Fianr1No ~ cuna.
The Rebellion Evidently Not Yet
HuunrrsLct.

tuuuruAhrfs
SANTIAGO, Cuba, Matcn 10.--Bu.
mois are IN circulation OF Prolonged
nKht near Jiguauiln8i Ffidny, in which
many were KILLED on both sides. Dark.
mess put au end 10 the fight. Both
patiits then retired.
10 is said that the Spnnlah govern.
mont Will leave 1000 Of thuir troops
sent from Spain iu Porto Rico, aud
briug aolGier8 from Porto Rico 90 San.
uagO a. they are better acclimatUd
Many OF the wounded Spanish soldiers
orc In the hospital here.
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ment 10 not disposed 10 be unuuiy
uxucting la the matter ut speedy res
ponse from the SpAu8h government
inasmuch as tho entire cabinet has
resigned,
TINE STAINS AND lrurrs, SAYS THE
CAPTAIN,
NEW York, Mar1h 10.-rho cable
dlspatuh FROM Havana 90 tue eject
that the commander Of the Snnnith
cruiser reported he fred ON steamer,
March 8, % Cape May, alter signal
ling her, nni wac replied 20 by hJutlug
tho Butiah has has brought f1ita
nilidavits fom Captain CrOssmsu Of
the Alliance nnd hia Unirgu, tlat tic
American and not tho British ensign
was flying from the fihu ui the
Alliance. The tep0T, tina, the Alliance
carried rifles on her t1u.hb0uud trip
WIS slal omphutiollly Juui1i by repre-
acntitivos 0i the Panama Railroad
company.
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Another damage care was then pro.
Ceeded With, ami some time was ocou-
pied IN empAneling Jury.
The plaintiff In this instance
IL H.. NJ. Gibson, for whom Raw
Inns a Cfilchlow appear; tho
defendant railway company, the
RIO Gfnudo Western, ~ Represent
ud by Bennett, MarihAll & Bradley.
Tie amount claimed as damages IL
gl,742,sO.
According to tho plAlntln's state.
ment, he, iu tho month " July, 1881,
at SalinE, Utah, delivered % the d.
roadants iB5 head oicattle, the same 10
bo carried 70 Grand Junction, Colo.
Ie alleges, however, thEt tho com.
pEny acted with cRTelessness and
negligence 10 the matter, uunecetsatl-
y delaying the transportation by the
usB Of detective aud inslillcieni LOGON.
olives. 10 Il also sot up that they
failed 10 properly care Tor or wafer the
stock on route, anu suffered the All.
usls % DO uureasonably aud IN.
necessarily ponued up In the
cars. A. result OF such want
IL care, boo says, most OF them were
greatly Injured, bruised, starved and
wounded" aud rendered unsAleable.
A demand was made upon tho com.
pAuy satisfactory compensation, but
this was rHiuici.
Defendants put In lengthy answer,
denying tine allegations Of carolosineSs
Eud negligence VI tho stock In transit.
They say that tue cattle we're received
and delivered under tho terms and
conditions OF certain written live
stock contract, by which they agreed
70 snip them at tue reduced taria rate,
al the plaiLtls own risk, the com.
Hany ~ DH expressly relieved from all
liability Tor loss or dsmRge not re-
cutting 'rrm the Wllful negligence
VI thoIr employee or Hgentsi
plaintiff b loEI aud unload tho
cattle, itld, water, and attend 81
them, at his own risk and expense,
while ON the road. IL Is stated that
plaiut.h and bis agents accompanied
mo stock ON the tialn, and had sole
charge Of the shipment anu general
care between 5aiuA md Grand Juuu-
lI0u, further, that before tho animals
were removed rom tue place Of des,i.
nation, aud before they mingled with
other stock, the plaintiff gave no notice
whatever TO any officer OF the COM
pany OF any claim he hEi TO make for
any damage arising from lOss or injury.
The hearing Ia not likely 10 hnish
today.
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slS FRSgrCO. March l0.-It now
ttlailillai tho reputed latest Will Of
'l.u o, Faif was luft In the charge
Ah N1llIu l., Cruvous, PRINCIPAL
y NeplOlic schools, who was great
lIstl VI senator Fair The will was
slHh ln TIE house OF Mrs. Haskins
w vh9m hfs, Craven was living,
10 we pitttucu OF both witnesses.
4A Viayun saya u came about In
Ms'9l Fair lad gone TO visit her.
'g'i sonyeuatIon turned 10 wills,
~. aeha'1f Fair said that his law.
m ald not seem 10 get his will
=. y ls would like IL. Fair made
VN elhtf remarks which led Mrs.
"',u 70 propose that he make new
,'lsA lhd there anu have hor Al a
i',, ahl t1ut hu make u provision
.I,shl iof a fund Tor ghe support OF
wv ,e. 'siehem who had beeu teach.
nv, Neu'y'iivo years Or more, 10
ny, slleh the lat0 senator agreed
nv, WV cay down and wrote the most
49,. ~, V. umtnt which had been pfe.
VINE Govt.
Ia, y, . i'l'on assigned forl keeping the
M, ,a.'Ito long Ia tho back gfound ia
M, ' 20, custodian did not look NJ the
vt.s " NE van when Fair died. and
e y. we old will was mauvpublio she
M wv vas uuu of later date,
az Pug, ono OF Charlie Falr,s
i'..taVeul was up TO Sacramento
M I 1tvi'sl " tue tgRuhefs' pension
~ leA'l that she dropped a 70.
hi i,sll 'hu legacy 10 the pension
M. ','lt ilr uu5 anu alter "A little
Cn,.,.. Wv mo tho whole " ~. Mr..
On i ..N. VIZ sroat friend Of Souator
pg ta.''l W ualB az tue same holel
htit-,.All he was frequent visitor
mi ,,.e, lilo there wfote thg VIII
"'"'o her To kvop.D 81"
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iud ne ta,h Gene 60 the Amount OF
Thousands.
CHICAGO, March l0.-Chrlslopher
W. ulunbtti lows, and cashier Of
h'Jdsio1kncy q Co., wholesale coal
sn.th b mIaiug, anu II all accounts
Ntupei bic books do not balance by
lall % 100000. Detectives have
,ua licking fgr him since Thursday.
AVonia ID taid 10 be IN the oRse.
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No elections were held a. North
Point, Little Cottonwood or Silver pre-.
olnotF.
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II, ."'SutLEa, Gala, March 10
hts,rh ~ ,'ass passenger rates over
l'gghf S.le nave been restored 10 the
hisst, .,5ie. IL has lranspirot siuce
lum,i n ~ a.'tlAe Manager White re.
sian r lllcag1 that not only did the
lalU. r,cu1. iuiiBpumblp gyldencr
On er,.''siA as d Pacilc anu its east.
lgibhtlo t'ol' were cutting the ulic.
IaUs I'M, NJ a'en was this competition Oh
way Nh. ,uat luuy C1utriveI 10 pet
Oh scc5s ,e lle buslues for which slseD.
sl,'l.lIAll1ns over tho Snntn N,
''''ly been rosefyef. 'H'N no
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west for ycarr. Ills claimed that no
less than twelve msn fell at the hands
Of Silva alone.
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before Judge Merritt.

Tho jury before whom was tried the
$4,000 damage suit Tor personal In.
jurius, brought by Mary r.. smith
against the Salt Lake Cry Railroad
Co., this mofnlug brought IN n sealed
verdict, finding ior the plaintiff Ia tbs
sum Of $500. IL was signed by nine
Jurors. The detsndanis' counsel took
exception 10 tho receiving Of three.
iouttns verdict, but this the court over
rule. A thirty days stay was granted
however Ia view Of the fling Of a
statement on motion for new trial.
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After tho reading oi tho letter tho
convention adjourned uHlil p, m. to.
DAY.
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TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-In the Reichstag Herr Bebeltdeclared
that the North German Lloyds crews are never
exercised in boat drills OF in closing the bulkhead
doors - The House of Commons rejected
800 10 ILL., the motion to reconsider the dyna-
miters' sentences. 80 The Car is receiving
almost daily Nihihst proclamatons and menac-
ing letters. - Cholera is prevalent in Con-
stantinople.
Congress.-Both branches IN session. -=
Senate: Several proposed amendments 10 the
Postofflce Appropriation bill We're rejected. --
House The resolution of the Ways and Means
Committee providing for per cent bond issue
was defeated by vote # 167 to 100
Domestic-The report of the Civil Service In
vestigating Committee was submitted to the
Senate 80 Attorney General Hancock denied
the application that suit be begun against the
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company for the
forfeiture of it's charter. 4 heavy snow
storm prevailed in Texas and the Southwest
- Accusations Of corruption were made in
the miners convention at Columbus. Ohio
against John Mcbride, president of the Fedora
ton of Labor - Judge Taft at Cincinnati
directed the Whiskey Trust receivers'to pay re-
bates due.
City and Suburban.-Mayor Strong appointed
A. D. Andrews Police Commissioner and G. w.
Green Aqueduct Commissioner. == The Com
mttee of Ten appointed by the Cooper Union
meeting submitted police bill. - End OF the
Inness picture sale. - big celebration OF
the Normal Colleges twenty-ffth anniversary
took place and a reception for Dr. Hunter was
given - Slosson. the bliard-hall keeper.
was fined for keeping his place open on Sunday.
- number of mysterious disappearances
OF people were reported 10 the police. - The
stock market was dull and heavy.
The Weather-f'orecast for to-day: Fair; west
TO northwest winds. Temperature yesterday:
Lowest. % degrees: highest 49, average, 27A.
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HmnsemGts.


Arrows THEATRES i5-Merry wives OF "l"uSo'
ACADEMY of DESIGN-Day and evening" rN
ACADEMY OF MI-sIC-S:l5-Ro-y OF the Hill
.,,rprrAv TIfEATRE-S-The Districi-AuofheN
ATLANTIC. GARDEN 80 to - Bowery-EVenns-con-
certa and Vaudeville
. EIJCI- THEATRE-20h Century "Hl.
BROADWAY THEATRES Madame sans Gene
,O1J-MBI'S THEATRE-s:13-The RaininaAe' -
Nays 1urATRE-s :15-The Orient Express ana a
Tragedy Rehearsed
FpI.N NI'SEE-S-The Dresden Shepheru'ss
EMPIRE THEATRE s:l5-The Masqueraue's
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-s-Cismonca
GARDEN THEATRES 5-Lfue Christopher.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE-s:l3-The lAt'ie i'"ope'.
UARRIGAN's THEATRE-The Major
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-s13-Rob Roy
uOYT"s THEATRE-s:30 MIX White flas
IRVING PLACE THEATRE-s:l5-Nas antasena-
ROSTER a. BIALS-S-Vaudeyllle.
LYCIJ-M THEATRES :30-The Case OF Ret'l "us"'
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-Masquerade Ball
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE-s-Les Hugueho's'
PAINERS THEATRE-S-The Fatal Caro-
PROCTORS-lO a. IN. to 1890 p. m--Naud~hie'
STANDARD THEATRE-s:3O-Too Much Johnson
STAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Old Homestead
18th STREET THEATRE-Humanty.
333 4TH AVE. a. III. To 4 y. m--The IinahY ohape