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when the Swallows HOmewnrd Fly

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summer?' An ocean an inland jaunt or coast
wise trio. which shall 1t BET In either case one OF the
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headache bousness malariai complaints dyspepsia"
rheumatism nervousness and kidney trouble are "'s'
femedied BY the great Alternative and preventive. Io"fs
he sea and land mariners emigrans and western p'
- an ,.s,,fy TO it's defensive and remedial eficAcS.
Ut a mental fatigue are counteracted by H. ana u
prevents maladies which would otherwise be Drought "
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without IT, II Is the genial and reliable Oh 'aA''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-07
,r, FOR THE POSTAL SERVICE

RELIEF FOX 1ffr TCSi"'
TIE MAILS WILL NO LONGER BE ~ H'hNHD
,r-,,,cr.1 GRINDsTONES. ETC. UNLESS
THE PRESIDENT vEroEs THIS BILL
-,,..,.,o,on June (SpeciaD.-The House OF hepie-
.,,,.,s to-day suspended its rules ana pass
M which will relieve the oficiais ana e"i
'.'a I -, tho Postal Service OF heavy ourueh Oh
p'o' "a che National Treasury OF heavy ou'ue"
" ao.s,rv expense. Under the cohstruct'o"
u law pa ssed few years ago IN regaru 70
80. .,oss mail matter a practice has becomo gen
'o' =, ao,d,ne by registered mall heavy ana pu'h'
.as and cases and freight Of almost every ue.
~,,,,,,r which could be styled ofhcisi supphe' %
. ra, denartments OF the Government IN TINS
VIZ ,hero have been transported for hundreds anu
,,vsanas OF miles desks and other ofhco furniture
rrds,ones and tools. iron safes, locks
., comn kettles and other articles PERTAINING u
,ho outfits OF Government surveying parties anu
80, variety OF other articles too numerous 10 i'e"
o., ;, In many cases the packages weighed To"
ono ., 900 mounds EACH and In some cases the PACK
80 ,yare 40 bulky that the doorways OF postal cars
10, 20 he enlarged in order to admit them mas
,cb an the actual cost the Government OF trans,
nnrta,on OF this sort OF freight as regstereu man
reeular freight express rates would De n9' inoe
than one-sixth that sum, cnahse see''cu ~ oo
both wise and necessary. ,,. 40 d.,, ,rov,dss
srhe bill which passed the House TO-DAY ProvIues
+bat hereafter no Official matter OF me Govern
nan, shall be transmitted free through the mails
AZ fourth class rates except sucn as Is ~
nrlnted The bill will become law az tnis SESSION
unless the President dsapproves II or Kills ~ os a
pocket Veto" and II enacted u VIII eNen.uaii!
several hundred thousand dollars year 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-07
CONSOLIDATION OF POsTOFFrCEs.

-IIr PROVISION As FINALLY ADOPTED IN CON
rERENCE COMMITTEE.
Washington. June 6.-T'he conferrees on the POST
orcc Aupropriation bill have finally agreed on the
measure There was only one item OF disagreement
between the two Houses that OF the fasco-IorHah
,rondment prohibiting the consolidation OF suour-
h,, Offices with a largo central Office. II has been
decided to recommend the following IN leu Oh 'ne
original amendment:
,.,,.,tod ,hot no posiofice established at any
.o,n,v s.,t shall be abolished or discontinued ny
rasny ~ any consolidation OF postoiNces made ny
,h postmaster- General under existing law, ana
49,. auch postOfiice at count seat heretofore
a,y oIIaioi shall be established as separate post
onice AT such county seat ,-, -., ~,
provii.d however. that this provision snail not
annlV 10 the city OF Cambridge Mass. or 70 row
son Nd: and provided. further mat hereafter no
s,,,inn sub-statlon branch postoiilce fhaH DO
esfahllshed beyond the corporate limits or poui,
daries NJ any city or town In which the prihcpal
Once to which such station, sub-station or panTn
,;co g. attached is located. except In cases or VII
,n.s towns or cities Of 800 or more inhabitants
nj distant more than five miles from me outer
boundary or limits oil su'h '''S VI ''"" III WIN" Wv
principal office Is located
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A TRANSPORTATION CONCERNS LOSS.

Erie. Penn. June 6-The property Of the Anohos
Line and Western Transportation Company mere
was damaged TO the extent Of $4,000 by hre at an
early hour this morning. The fire originated In one
OF the big warehouses; and when discovered was
entirely beyond control. The flames spread to and
destroyed the Anchor Lines icehouse, containing
several thousand tons and 1t was only ~ the great
est effort that the big -four house OF the company
with its large stock OF -four. saved from entire
destruction. The loss on that building from smoke
and water Is large. A thunder shower aided the
firemen In conining the fire TO the buildings named
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MRS SLACK TO GET HER CHILDREN.

Washington. juno 6-Mrs. Mary kemoie SLACK
applied TO Judge McComas this afternoon to sur
render to her the custody OF her two little girls
pending any further proceedings which may Do had
resne-,ting the possession OF them, In accordance
win the decision OF the Court OF Appeals that the
order OF the New Jersey Chancery Court must be
respected Counsel for Mrs. Perrine. the childrens
aunt surprised the Court by announcing that their
client had this morning sued out writ OF error
70 the United States Supreme Court which, they
asserted took the Jurisdiction for the time being
out of the District OF Columbia courts. Judge
Nc(-omas finally declined 10 act In the matter al
the present time but declared that when the man
date OF the Court OF Appeals reached MIN when
ne expected would be on juno II, he would deliver
the children 10 their mother
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BAD TEETH.

BAD TEETH.
lido all ordinary work. such as filling and plate work
And it will pay you to come even two hundred miles
to be sure Of being well served
MY POSITION
The system of crown work and bridge work is mine
taught it to dentists from 81 to IS. Have twenty
eight patents that make every American dentist my
debtor.
Five thousand of them combine to resist my patents
of course stop teaching and sue he suit is pendng
So much to explain my position
CROWN WORK.
Grown work is setting porcelain front gold tooth
on natural root My method prevents decay OF the
root and makes the tooth good as natural tooth
in every respect; it looks like natural TOOTH is
equally strong and lasts for life properly cared for
Do not confound crown teeth with pivot teeth.
Pivot teeth have been made for two hundred years.
BRIDGE WORK.
Bridge work is filling empty space or an almost
empty mouth with teeth good as natural teeth
Sometimes four roots enough to bridge full set on
3 Good bridge work looks and feels and acts like
natural teeth is the best operation IN all dentistry
1t is mine exclusively.
THE COST.
The cost should not be considered. Ordinary den
tistry cannot be compared with it, Bridge work re-
ouires the most skilfu workmanship, and none but
precious metals should be used in it's construction.
: BY my new invention | am enabled to 90 Drloge
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: WRITE
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you can what | make, how acts, how 1t looks
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in nv Office If possible call, have an examination
made, and get an opinion l will give an estimate,
and make the cost as low as is consistent with good
( work. For this no charge.
l. T. SHEFFIELD, D. NJ D.,
3 70 West gid ST., New York.
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PROPOSED STEAMSHIP LINE FROM JAPAN.

San Francisco. June SIS. Asam Of Toxic. who 70
at the head Of a new Japanese syndicate with
100000 capital to start line OF steamers De-
tween the principal ports Of Japan and Portland.
arrived here yesterday Under law lately passed
by the Japanese Diet subsidy is 10 be paid BY the
Government for all vessels Of over 5000 tons burden
The idea of the company which has already been
organized is to have all It's vessels OF about 1900
tons Mr.. Asam is here to see what terms Amer,-
sells. II is given out from a trustworthy source
Government will go FAR 70 pay the cost Of the yes
sells Mr. A,am e friendly a, are bis II. rs
TO be built here The idea Of the new syndicAto
d TO cut the freight and passenger rateA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-07
coNsuL-GENERAL LEE ENTERTAINED.

THE CORRESPONDENT or THE LONDON TIMES
GIVES A DINNER IN HIS HONOR.
Havana. June "a banquet was given to-nisnt az
the Hotel Inglatcrra by tho representative OF Tho
London Times" IN honor OF General Fitzhush Leo,
the American Consul-I;cneraL Among the invited
guests were tho British. French. Danish and Ger
man Consuls. vice-Consul Springer prominent resi-
t,,s Hr4,ish r,er,.hanta and Sehor Dubosc. Secrc-
tarv Of the spanish Legation az Washington
Br D~gado ana his son. tho latter or whom was
seriously Injured ny spanish troops In an attempt
10 KIN him sailed to-day for Ncw-fork on tho
steamer city OF Washington
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,,o cneston. Acting Secretary OF War Doe SCI "
tied the TUESDAY day aS was nv Srsl but de-
general decision on ane decided the one
before him. General Doe h e, ssy e been
Ham us character should remain on h's ois
charge paper.
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REPORT AGAINST RECIPROCITY.

Washington, June 6-The minority members OF
the Ways and Means Committee submitted TO the
House to-day their report on the general subject
OF reciprocity and commercial treaoes. Inc report
crit,cses the reciprocity provision Of the Tariff act
Of 1880 and characteriEes II as system OF arptrary
retaiiation rather than q plan OF reciprocal trade
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AN AGREEMENT WITH MEXICO SIGNED.
rpoops or EITHER COUNTRY TO CROSS THE
BORDER IN PURSUIT OF OUTLAWS

Washington June 6.--Secrctary Olney. IN pehat
o., the United States. and Senior Romero 'he Mex
,.., Minister I'm behalf Of HIS Government have
-, ,, ayrcemcnt permitting the troops OF one
conry TO cross tho border OF the other In the pur
suit o, criminals and outlaws. Similar agreements
have been made between Mexico ana INC thl,e1
Srsfc. several times notably when Geronimo was
% lin, ON his dcprciat.ons along the border Tho
nr.-rnt Arrangement has been chllcl iV,'h ny mo
nutlnwry OF the renegade Apache Nld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-07
,,,s CHARACTER" WRONGFULLY TORN OFF

Washington. June (SpeciaD-The question OF
tearing of the "character' OF an enlisted man from
. discharge paper, upon which 1t appears that the
soldiers record has been honest and faithful mas
hsen formally decided by the War Department au-
,hor,,Ies The case in which the question arose was
that of a private in the battery OF Captain Story'
Am Artillery While the mans services AS so'-
d,er strictly speaking were regarded by captain
story as honest and faithful he was not such
person as the captain deemed worthy OF re-enis''
uent on other grounds 1t appears for one thins'
,ho, tho man borrowed money under false pre-
fences and failed to pay 1t back. In making out
the discharge Captain Story tore on the cnaraS-
Tar HIS course was approved by Colonel FRANK
Commandment at Fort Monroe. 4 correspondence on
tho subject ensued. and the matter went through
h resg,Iar Official Channels Including the Secre-
tary OF War From Colonel Frank the papers were
sent 10 General Ruger and from him 10 SIeheI a.
Wtes General Rugcr took issue with Captain
Story and Colonel Frank holding that d u 1ne S Sis
"rharacter'' should not have been torn on the
aischarse General Mllos took Q middle ground IN
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10 EXPEDITE BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE

WashIngton. June 6-'Mr. Payne, OF New-fork'
,,ro1uced IN the House to-day resolution. the
nurposc OF which is to overcome the objections OF
Mr. Kcrn OF Nebraska. to requests Tor unanimous
consent" Ii provinces 'h'e io' NV
,his session IL shall require the objection or any
,nn nnenSers To defeat the immediate consideration
~ any measure on the calendar FOR which con,
oidarai,on ls asked. The resolution was referred
TO the Committee on Rules
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RIIJS APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Washington. June 6.-The President has approved
rho FILLED Cheese bill the Arizona Funding act the
hin relating to the sale OF gas In the District OF
l.oIrmbia the bill granting right OF way through
Grand canon Ariz. and tho Forthcations Appro-
nrlatiOn bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-07

STATEHOOD FVN NJ" III nv r@0 T ~
Washington June 6-Mr. Catron. or New-MeA'co'
presented to tho House to-day report recoi''ine"u
, ,ho massage Of the bill providing for the admis-
o,o, ~ Nev-Mexlco to Statehood. The report re-
cites the progress OF the Territory and the enorts
bcretofore made to admit New Mexico to the Union.
Eif, years the report says In conclusion, certainty
a,a.S, 70 demonstrate that the people OF New
Wehxico are progressive and will not 20 backward
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Wayland Trask and Alfred y Rankin. composing
the firm Of Wayland Trask & co. stock brokers'
at No IS Wall-st. who suspended on May 4. made
an assignment yesterday to William 5. Maddox
giving a preference to Hotchkiss & Maddox for
$50 for legal services Judgments were entered
Yesterday against the assgnors in favor Of Lloyd
D. Morton for S764 and Samuel T. S'ockham for
$751; for margins deposited with the firm on stock
transactions
Charles q. Thompson has been appointed receiver
for the Maritime Coal Company. OF 80 &C Broad
way whose mines are at Thacker. W. Va, on the
Ohio extension Of the Norfolk and Western Rail
road The proceeding 1t is said, precautlon-
AIRY one. Mr. Thompson Is the president. Secretary
brewster said yesterday that the company had some
Treasury securities sell to get additional capital
but could not do so in the present state OF the mar
ket 50 the company had a receiver appointed In or
der that receivers certificates might be issued TO
nav all claims as they came due, and not let any
hing 70 by default Business Is going on usual
fun The liabilities very small From other
sources II was learned that the company was in
cCrporated in July. 1894 IS capitalized at 10000 and
bonds of $1,000 and has leasehold Of 10000 acres
of biuminous coal lands.
Deputy- Sheriff Whoriskey has received executions
for $G75 against the Physicians and Surgeons As
sociation OF No 5W MadlsOn-aye. the largest being
in favor of Daniel Lewis for 500 The company was
INCORPORATED in January last with capital stock OF
M0c6 to collect accounts for doctors, surgeons.
dentists. etc. - - 49,, , .
needles at No a Warren st, show liabilities Of
$500: nominal assets. s6,5i2; actual assets. S.659
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
BICYCLE DISTINCTION.
From The Chicago Record

From The Chicago Record
There is a new bicycle button but 1t isn't every
rider VINO Is privi.eged TO wear one OF them. Only
the Class men. with records have any right TO
show these buttons.
one morning last week Police Magistrate w. 4.
Hail. or Judge "Bin' Hall. he is more commonly
knowh infiicted the usual penalty on some bcycers
VINO mad been brought in by the police for scorch-
ing and cutting around at night without any
one or the riders he had been fined
smiled and said: Now / can wear q button"
Inc magistrate overheard the remark. He no.
uced tnat as soon as the wheelman had paid his
hne ne fastened an enamel button on his coat-lapel
Ine Court asked permission to look at the button
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
P1RT OF TILE MONEY RIISED-

The creditors of Lombard & Ayres and the Sea-
board Lumber Company asked to raise $500
to put the mill plant Mobile Ala, in order
after which II could be leased 10 J.. c. Garrett Of
Chicago. at $4,000 year. Randolph Parmly. OF No
100 Broadway. the assignee OF the two concerns
said yesterday that SIS 900 lad been pledged and
that Mr. Garrett had telegraphel that he would hold
his offer open for another week. The Obligations OF
the s76t000 and the contributions asked
from creditors would be per cent their claims
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

o,o,loved as a typewriter FIVE weeks ago by man
M said his me was B Blank. she heard after
ward that his name was Williams The captain aI,uaI
wbiskev cigars canned goods and various farm
nroducis There were many letters and shipping
bills Indicating that this Blank had been DOING
Captain Cross asked the girl to walk up as far $
rro5dwav whSe he followed. While they were
,,n,nr mn NIurray-st a man followed them. The girl
said he was Williams, alias Blank. and the latter
was then arrested. The cir. was not arrested, as
She was supposed to be ignorant OF the alleged
swindle. The men are charged with attempted lar
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

seem bit tired Why. You talk OF Of tn.
Stygian Ain, and the runners in other parts o,
tho world | never saw WOuntaineerS OF plalnsllan
that could begin to appcodch th'Se p'opir. -.
The Government sends these Indians long dis
tanccs over tn desert with the mails. When run
ning the Indians are entirely naked. with the
exception OF breech-cloth. They carry only a
canteen of water and bit Of food. one OF the
famous runners OF the desert Is Indian jim"
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
PATENT SUITS TO BE DISCONTINUED.

Arrangements have been made under the agree
mcnt entered into by the General Electric Company
and the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Company to discontinue some 800 patent suits pend.
ing between the two companies. The companies
guarantee customers against suits on all apparatus
purchased from them
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

Il was handsome little thing and bore the word''
Five and costs" . .,rtsd the
That's the first one I've seem" remsrNe' NV
Court. -. An. OF
Every fellow who's been pinched ma, mas ~ them
them" replied the rider. You'll ma i0'' "
around -. 90 he nroui
They're very nice indeed. You ought 70 70 oe All Il T
of that Come In again some m mo'n,n3 costs
fix you up you can wear one nilee" 49,
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
CoURT clLENDARS FOR MONDAY

Appellate Division supreme Cour',Fs r'.s,Ts Daly P j..
supreme Court Appellate Term, rRn,,,ors: No 10 To-
elusive. Appeals from orders ~ ' ,r court: No. 10
elusive. Appeals judgments OF tN s,ric, courts:
- inclusive. Appeals from judgments 81
supreme Court special Part Before f''O'
Motion calendar called at II a m , II Before TraaI
Tour opens a, 1890 tN p'MTi9 re More smyth
supreme Court Special Term-faF' III
supreme Court Special Term P!&rt & ,ei3 sgfs sslS
man Law and fsoi NGs 2, ao SiC,i 1883 1900 :i'i'
So iG. 1888 1850 265i case unhniss'v VII and VII
supreme Court Special Term-far's v '
for the ermpar Before Sss Ss.
Lean. Causes to be sent from Part ~ Tor "'A'
supreme Cohrt-Tral Term-Parts H. ~ '''
sTrtme tSp SgurTr rem-Par, Defore pSs1
No 2Gio zmmermon Us. Brooklyn Elevated '
Company. Case unfinished - WI Refore Gids'
slcete J-No1 eo5 2sos s4se 500 Se l.91 lear les
2sco 25io 25o4 25os 2;s2 2Gi2 26t I@2o Resoe BOOK
Supreme Court-rrial Term-Part III ,tg ;or trial
staver J-Csuses to be sent from Part VII '0'
Supreme court-Trial Term-Par IX-Before case IN.
J-causes 10 be sent from Part VII for tria' N
"'iaii''' Supreme court-rrla rerm-Parts and
surrosae,s Court Before FitIseraWi Mills fx
Court opens at 10 a. m No o,Ssrd IS chwenzer ssIsa
Adler. Frederick ItIer. Joseph kunzmah' 'o'" .
surrogates Court-Triai Term-Before Arnoa' M No
ll43 viii OF Louise A. 5. Neren. az lV'o' ~
ITO WI Of John Hassin sfoIa az l sccarthy, Cos"
opens at 10 a. M Motions at 10 20 a. van m wyek C..
city rermmBel.orrfr rom orders Nos
TO- inclusive. Appeals from Judgments -O A.
City Court-rrsl rerm-Parts l. H. III ana ~
journed FOR the tenn.
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
BY Beach. ].
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

r,ore n singer from the Empire Alhambra Palace
and other leading London halls. with the eX'ep-
tion OF THE Waves" there viii ne an entirely he"
nortfol!o Of views projected by Edson's vitascope.
Signor Bondi Will appear in new play In "hch
he will impersonate seven characters. making nj M
transformations for the sake ot hoVcIty; IN & lN,.
view u the audlence Hyeh" IS1n new erects of
lighting Suzanne Duvernois will pose The Brothets
NOR iast Two weeks Paullnet,i anl Pco, ath-
ietcs ana gymnasts and Ducreux- -Geraducs. French
uace on the ROOT promenaie concerts will be
given every evening except sunday
rroja opens at tho Trocadero tomorrow night.
and viii bc heard in new SONGS The Newsboys'
Quintet VIII appear again this week. Mike
Leonard will appear IN his specially bag-punch-
Ing act Among others on the bill are Teddy
iis,c dancer " 4 MrCormck's burlesque Paul
and Virginia" ends the biL on Monday evening,
Juno H. a testimonial Will be given 10 ~ EhBel' the
business manager of the TrocadeTo
A. the fremont Theatre IN Boston last Thursday
Alexander Salvini presented for the first time on
any sag ffw 'H T Eyeyn reenieaf su2crand
and Emma Sheridan Fry
Thor, VIII be benefit performance of The
Rivals" at the Herald square Theatre on Thursday
afternoon. the proceeds of which Will be given to
'Th. Hcrail' free Zee fund. The fun cast Will be
AS follows: Bob Acres "Wnlic" collier; Sir Anthony
Absolute H. Y. Donncly: Sir Lrcius O'Trgger,
Andrew Mack: Captain Absolute John G. Rice;
David otis Harlan. NulkIind. Mark sullivan, tas.
Mark Sullivan. Mrs MIiiprop. Miss Marie prcssler f;
LYDIA I.augu.sh. Miss Ali Lewis. Lucy Miss Mol.ie
Fuller
Charles II. Wclch the advertising agent of Hoyts
Theatre will have 4 benefit at that house tonight.
The list OF entertainers includes Louis NJ Granat.
Dan Waldron. Miss Bobby Burns. Thompson and
Collins the Aooiln Trio Master Tommy Mead. cal
l,han and Rcglcy Gilmore and Leonard. Clalresse
Asnow John r. craven. julius Witmark james
Thornton. ConrOy and McFarl4nd. fhdre5 Ward
julius and Ella Garrison. VIII H. Bray. NJ. j Moye.
Louise Valentine, Robert Gerry tn" bore br9thers
George II. Flint. Mari" Packer Mathcr. Lloyd VIII
SON l.. HoNermtu ami WIN :. Rising. assisted by
W H. Moseey. The orchestra Will be under the d.
rection cf Richard Stahl
A benefit is to he given At the Fourteenth Street
Theatre on Monday evening. June l. to w. Lloyd
Bowson- tho leader of the orchestra, ard Ernest b
Wright, the treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

Preparations going on a. the Eden Muste for a
fitting celebration Cf Memorial Day. There are no
less than twenty-five groups which portray scenes
Of the Civl War. The American Gallery. which
consists entirely OF patriotic groups and all the other
sections Of the Musec where similar groups are
placed have been put IN the best condition possible
The Musee will be appr jpriatcly decorated inside
and ou; At both the afternoon and evening concerts
on that day the musical programmes Will consist en-
tircy Of American National airs, appropriately ar
ranged for the orchestra.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

A. the fremont Theatre In Boston last Thursday
Alexander Salviui presented for the first time on
any stage q rev onc-act play. "Rohnn tho silent
v'ri,,er f,r him hy EVELYN Greeulcaf Sutherland
and Emma Sheridan Fry.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

Another programme noteworthy for its variety is
announced at Roster g. Bials this week Albert
Chevalier begins tomorrow his last two weeks al
this place OF amusement. This will also be the
occasion Of the fret appearance Of Miss Jennie Val.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

4 benefit ie 10 he given the Fourteenth Street
Theatre on Monday evening. June l. to w. Lloyd
Bowson. tho leader of the orchestra, ard Ernest b.
Wright, the treasurer.