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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
THE NiDISON-lIE. FLOOD.
prpi-Tv COMMISSIONER WILLIS THINKS MR. GRIM
MINIS. TIE CONTRACTOR Is LIABLE
n

MINIS TIE CONTRACTOR. II liAh''
FOR DAMAGES
Three canqs OF forty men each are working al
,erna,eIv repalring the break in the water main
y, uadlson-ave ana Forty -eightl-s;, WHICH on
Sunday caused damage by flooding the htiShpor-
hood The laborcrs are in the employ Of Thomas
f. Crimmlna vino has given their services 10 the
pepariment OF P,bl.c Works in order to expedite
the work 50 that the construction oil the u""e'-
oro,,,d ,roley conduit In the avenue may Tot be
delayed.
Ilnndreds OF persons yesterday gazed on the seq
r,e,t II broken main The segment lies AZ one side
Of the excavation The main was broken almost
vertically TN, section falling out on the west Side
Half a dozen policemen were detailed at the scene
Of the accident to keep sglitserrS moving
There f. n difference Of opinion among III" en-
eincers az to what caused the break. some believe
that II was caused by the blast last Saturday AZ
ternoon IN excavatlng for the laying Of sewage
pines; others tina, the main had been cracked c LOT
Io'g h una istteT opin:on is apparently borne out
by the fact that the edges OF me nroNoYg an lnch
IN somc Other engineers say that the SEGMENT could
, =, mevo remained long In the condition In whicn
il was found with !wentynye pound Wds ~
psPSy GSmm 81 gaoe 0ySea sassH
,bet no anprehensons need be felt of dimlnutiSn
q he G' ne T b Minas s'e' main
or Because OF the fact that there has been htle s
Fs@q St a' and The r
;ribued practically maintained IN me ON,
stored in the reservoirs and lakes OF the Croton
vater.hed was sufficient 10 supply me Guy -,
,rdo thn adminstra ton OF the Mayor 10 be elected
az November without q drop OF rain In the mean
time 49,. -. Ia. ,o,,a no, Ia found
liable for the damage done TO property ny tne
sponsible he thought 1t would be the contractor
who did the blasting for the sever pipes, '1 pi
snble 70 his brother. Thomas f.. and other "ohi
tractors Mr. Wilds said that Mr.. Crimmlns "oui"
h,,e 70 reimburse the city for any expenditure II
was subjected TO- and repair all damages In case
OF damage suits brought 10y properly ,ownsrs me
Deputy Commits sicner was OF the opinion that MI,
Crmmlns would he liable directly to me OWLS
nj nronsrtv Injured by the break. No blame. ne
said conld attach 10 the city or the Department OF
Ptipiic Works as stipulations In the contrncts
made in ali such cases released the city from
liability.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
,npn ErJIJ\ VISITS PRINCETON.

prlncoio-. y J.. oct ii.-Iord Kelvin. OF "I''-
COW scotland. and Lady Kelvin were tho guests
- president Patton OF Princeton IniV"isiy AZ h''
nome. I'm Prospcct-st.. today. p"i'ns '"e "'','
,oo, an Informal reception was given FOR the VS.
-, L.. pr and Mr. Patton. Among those In a.
,erdanco were Nj. ara Nc. g. = Green. Of Tr en-
ton. Mrs Converse ana M.s Dahlsr"n ., Ih ,,
ssL,,hja. Mrs Armour Mir NJ !. Pyne. MI NJ
WWilpan MIR. Perry Dean M.:rny and Yrs. NnrrlF,
The University conferred an honoi'ty u'fass
..,an ord Kelvin at the Sc-lbi-' "nt'uhi h7t
{1iI but owing to Lord Kelvin nahiliiy TO 's
FL di.,ircush@l visitors lcf, for Philad"i)h, TO-
nj
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u,v ,rTlrK CITIZENS PETITIONS.

, candidate for minor Office In the 'iizens
,-,on tickle, said last night that he had oV'rh'at"
IN. proceedings OF conference In the Repuphcah
,oruiy Committee rooms yesterday afternoon. ~.
%.nnrI ,.no,Igh 10 assure him that the Rcpnnicahs
are about 10 start war on tho pr'liioh- i''' ~,
90 t'iiizcps I'n,on. The Executive Committee or
hr I.iycus Union says IL has ;he b,s- 'bt au 'c"
oi alma Die ard does not fear tie thr'atehei atie"
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TIE ONO SOCIETI TO NAVE VI" ho""'

LEASE OF SUITE ~ THE new ASTORIA
HOTEL.
The Ohio Society Of New-York held IN Ut -
monthly meeting after the summer vacation '''.
evening I'm the rooms at No. go fli'h-AN'' anu
elected A Nominating Committee. when w" 'cpo''
n ticket az the next annual meeting '"' 80 '
hos obtained a lease OF large and eaD"ra'''E '''
80, ,co,ns on the fourteenth floor 90 the NO"
,stort, ai Fffth-ave and Thirty ourih-Sf ana
viii begin TO occupy The rooms on NAY m'nn' ys
,he rnombert Of the society present AZ M" ~ - .
lac, evening were General Henry !" hn'H,'
Packard Homer Lee Mahlon 'han's; X. -. PAR
r. Foil.r l. ~ Bates. {. {. SbaNno y -
Houston and s NJ ralmer Nv mrmGer' ~ "a"
sn,t.t, ci.rton lat evening ar" 'th(thll ~"
,o, ~ \, ~ iiroadvay. John T. Dhrcsclnan {"
W q W., %iuc;loth-s;.; Chauncry - FoiWaih' ~
80 2i7 Frankin-aVe. ana J." l.. h"''''' -
l...l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
EITTONED-UP LOW SENTIMENT

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Taking luncheon the other day doWh'o""
with a Republican friend. asked him whelhe' lie
was for Low or Tracy. lie replied cautiously thh'
he was hardly prcpa, ed 70 say YET. sald 'na'
my mind had been made up. ana 'ha' ! Wa -.
ou yvborounon my friend with look OF relief
~, ,,,s fare threw back the lapal o, his coat ana
showed a handsome Low button. hihnIl on ,.,c 81
~. son,i-,eu, do YOU suppose Is bu'ioncd up III
ihts wav under ncn-comnittal cXirriors ~ INV.
,nwr think YOU vii find tremendous amount
~ IL which will only come TO the surface o.! l-'e'
o tSn az WEiJto HAS NEVER KNOWINGLY VOTED
FOR \ DEMOCRAT iEE
New-York, oct. u. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
MRS CATHERINE ELIZABETH PELI"

Mrs Catherine Elizabeth Pel. memoer Vi .
fami,y which has been prominent in this CITY lot
n century and a half died yesterday morning iron"
old aga at her home No IS East Forty -nintn-s''
Mrs Pei waa born IN 1897. ard was CLOSING h''
ninotieth year. Her husband was Achioaiu M
Pell and her father was Nicholas Goaverneur Ku'-
gers, a prom'n IL. shipping merchant In ms cay
Her mother wa Corneiia Livingston. a daugh'er
OF John Livingston. At twenty-five years OF age
Mrs r.ll married and won't with her husband TO
ike at Tironderoga where he owned a section OK
land GO acres In extent, whore Fort Ethan Alien
now stands
Mr.. Pc killed in the spring OF 1853 by the
explosion OF a cannon fired 10 celebrate inc open
Ing % navigation on Lake Champlain AFTER his
death his widow moved to New-York and went TO
I've with her two daughters. Mrs. Henry Morgan,
bankers wife. now dead and Mrs Edward ~
Leroy.
The funeral will he conducted ~ 10 n m to-mor-
row by the Re-" pr n Parker Morgan In Mrs Pe!Is
home. The burial will be in Woodlawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
DIR. WILLIAM f.. BLOODGOOD.

Dr William T.. Blo0dgood died suddenly ~ his
home. 40 81 West Eighty-nln.h-st.. on sunday.
He WIS IN his scVenty-ffih year.
Or BoodGood member % the wel-known
Rloodgood family OF this city. His father was for
a time a partner OF 4. r Stewart. For some years
DR.. oOdGood ,:as prominent as a physician. but
he retired many years ago from the practice OF
medicine To be ONE a manufacturer OF woolen
goods He had y factory I'm New-Jersey.
He was graduated from the New-fork University.
He leaves a widow. two sons and three daughters.
The funeral will be held at the house tomorrow
afternoon AT O'clock The burial will be private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
THE NAYORILTY SITUATION.
An IMPORTANT TEST.

Fran Tho P:ttsburg Commercial Gazette.
THE pending election Ia New-fo'k Cliy VIZ AMOR
nm forunIiy 10 test tho yauc OF tie re" chatIrr
@nr k ,,,.rrurcnt or the metropolis. That instru-
mcrt was the rcsu, OF great research ana lrISe-
verne labor and Il wiz be a serious hl-hppo,ns ,
,nen, m tLcs. ENGAGED in the work OF munlci
,efn,r, shouIG /. lie found defective ~ any OF Us
essential provisions. W1at II EI'h,S iI.cuu ~ - ~
.tand forth conhplcuoUsy as pattern for az arg
communities The mos. popclol' ana "'hidn; uiey
Ia 10 land should furnish that model. ana uhuer
a charter e,nbodying tho nest legal talent ana the
mo ~ change for the better should dc expert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12

Charles Frohman vii! follow "Th" Proper 'ap''
at Ioyts Theatre WITH Henry "'""'
-, ,.rh, ,yriu,npn OF tho Phills'ines." For
-, nrod.,c,ion the following players viii he ndioh
20 The company now at lioyts T. NJ moah i, n,S
%nsve Miss N.sv HE VIII be seen IN h'r o .Slli.
rharactcr Of Sally i.obrunc modci; WHO" ENC
.i,,c d -, IN. 81 Jaires Theatre. London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
CAPTAIN PETER HOGAN.

Saratoga. y y. oct. ll.-Capiain Peter hogan
veteran Of the Mexican War. IL dead az Ballston
Spa He was a prominent civil engineer. and was
identified with many public works. He was once
a CANDIDATE on the democratic ticket for State
Engineer and surveyor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.

James A. Herne reappeared a: the Harlem Opera
House last night. and began engagement OF
week In his play. Shore Acres" The work has
been played here many times. and Is well known.
It's success is derived from i.s accurate portrayal
OF scenes and incidents in a New England town
Mr. Herne impers onates Nathaniel Berry, the
farmer and Northumberland. with Photographic
IN no
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
SHOWERS THROUGHOUT TIE EAST

washington 1.-THE barometer has fallen. except
oyer IN. pntotas and Tasen Montana. The depression
which was Minnesota ths morning is now
central over Superior where the barometer is I'M
usualiy low. The barometer continues highcs, cas-, or
Nov, Scotia. Showers have prevailed during IN" day
from the Mississippi Valley eastward 20 the Atlantic
coast The las been generally fair west q the
usslssiprl except in Montana. whore snow and !isn.
rains reported. Il is decidedly colder AT the Northern
Rocky Mountain stations and warmer on the Atlantic
c,s in the lake rorians and AZ southern Rocky Noun
t,n stations IN" conditions continue favorable Tor
showers from the Mississippi Valley eastward 10 the At
al L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
pv.cryATOR MPHERSON BURIED.

y-o.,,,q,ou. oct II (speclaD-The funeral or ~
So Iob. Roderick Mcpherson took Place at
Ne home Nc. l.oi4 vsrmon:-avc.. this afternoon
Among those present were eSs.'ry1fy se IoI and
tHIisie $3.50 ir of New-Je-sey The ceremonies
were conducted BY the Rev D1 snm hr'.eopa
rector VI ,.rsorai friend Of Mr.. Mcfherson s. lie
huriei wa. in Oak Hin Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
AN OLDER BOY STILL.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Deacon David r. Gushing % CambTidgeport
Y, hos kent the saIn store In the same place Tor
6f,v-Tour years and hopes to make II sixty years.
cut the above from The Tribune yes'crday
Rah, he Is only boy. l have conducted my bust
ness in my store. No. North Front's' for over
.ix,v-six wears have passed my c:ghtyseven sum
r,ers and can do q boys wp~k yet. Have taken
Tho Tribune from It's first issue Am very sorry
Thar I can't vote for Seth Low. / may have the
privilege in 1890 for President. ,,,1,,,,,,
PhiIadelphia Oct s. 1897. THOMAS COOPER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
LOUN II. HOLLINGSWOETH.

John Hunter lIo,lingsworth, a clothing merchan,
nj 40. $50 Broadway. died at his home. No. lls
Yves, One-hundrcd- and-twcnty-s yesterday
morning Mr. Iollnssworth was In his sixty-sec-
ond year He leaves a widow and two daughters
The funeral will he held at ST. James's Methodist
Episropai Church. Madison-ave and One-hundred-
and twenty -sixtr-st.. tomorrow afternoon. Inc
burial Will be at Cedar Lawn Cemetery, Pater-
X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Miss Lillian Lewis. at the Grand Opera House
last night. acted the leading part in melodrama
called For Liberty and Love- and was applauded
By q large audience. At this theatre next week
"'rhe Sporting Duchess" will be played by "A COM
psry incu9ing Miss Rose Coghlan. J. II. Sodlar;.
aiiss Cora Tanner. Harry Lacy. Miss Ffollio;;
laget and Louis Masscn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
ACADEMY OF MT'SIC.

James J. Corbett presented himself to his ad-
mre,s at the Academy Of Music last evening as
the hero in his play. A Naval Cadet He re-
ceived tie greeting which every ex-champ.on OF
the prize-rng thinks that he has right 10 expect
The stage of This theatre will he occupied next
week by Denman Thompson and his company. In
The Old Homestead
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THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
..1,.,on.i from Sunday school class Oak Grove 49,
Ia through The Ladies' Home journal -. 50 -
Additional from y. M {. A.. Cornlng ~ u 3,
~ WIsn F.. Kiniha.l. secretary ...'''''''' en- %
BENJAMIN Lord tspecihD ; On CIV"
1907 n. r. oo
prsyou.iy acknowledged. S"oio ot
,,, ,so- .............. sc3 s8I II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12

deed theirs could hardly he called a match. Tor the
first nine hoes ended with kecnc up ana TIE ItSt
OF the play rnnteresng. .
VI. H. Wright. the young PhlladeIpnla ~.
who made SUCH capa snow nS az A'auoN
Erook two weeks ago Was pttcd asains; Alex
arle- The latter was also badly beaten, thc
score herg up and 20 pla-. Tni6 coinIl, ',i IN"
fire: rolnd and loft Hamilton and Trav.. and ke're
and Wright rs the competitors In the s'ml-il
his morning They paired In the order n"in'd
The iinal round when takes plac" ms afternoon
- likely 10 be between Travis ana kcen'
TN. fret round for the Consolation cup was ~
competed I'm the afternoon. AZ th"r" w"r" 9niy
scycn mon 10 be drawn. f. SeaEitt received a py"
Tho winners 81 The three matches played Wrr"
To~nssnd I.awrenc.. l.. T.. Emhrec and II. |"
Rikcr. 81 Of The Oakland cub. To-day Lawrence
Is 20 meet Embr.e aud Rikcr WIZ play Leavit.
The scores &C ti.ose who qualified for the oakland
Clp Follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
pIATr's ROLE AS A TRAITOR.
From The Worcester Telegram
- hllran he W

From, The Worcester Telegram.
~ Thomas C. Plat were Republican ne wo1ld
see to il that benjamin F. Tracy does not rnn fSr
MAYOR Of NewYork and that all re yc'es tnat ne
contros the cannot vote In Ne"-f2rN , snoud oe
co.t for Seth Low. Republican Mr; ti9tt can
not lsr that ne viii refuse to suppor NJ. 10y re-
nonss he js not a Republican. Tor Pla,t .i1het
Saars the name OF Ashbe Fitch for CSni ds Ter
eva Mr. Fitch Ia De nOcrat and TO" ro.ds lne
otce Of Controller rs Dem ,cratlc voies strasnt
pan,Itlican Ticket has ns"er been snccessIui IN
NewYorI. and Nj Plat knows H. ara knows that ha
.s,s ysar there "a no more chance than ever. out
.nls yss' chance 10 elect a Republican Mayor
FaIiinr 10 do this Plat Is traitor rather thsh
Will ACCEPT DEFEAT IN TAKING WAY"
From Tie Milwaukee journal
,r,o reporis SAY that Henry George accep'ed lie
-, III, ~. zion for Mayor OF New-York N a most
..,r, n r,ann~r ard wit" suggests 'hat ne
+, ",rai,lrc 10 receive dcfca; at the e"c ION =
taking way
WHATEVER Is is WRONG
From, The Waterbury Republican.
ssr George - honest, sincere and aIinost
,,t'i;n, man. with lot OF Impossible theories
sr,"ng His followers Is motley and Ini,so'iei
ioi ~ crlnks, who with George In authority. would
lie ali branis OF administrative hari-kari incud-
irr The tearing OF one anoihers hair lis eieS.1h
s,nnjenented nv an attempt 10 convert is 'as "ies
iu,o practices, would he public CALAMITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
WHAT EACH REPRESENTS.

TO the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Between Mr.. Low and General Tracy per-
scnally know no difference. both being men Of
the highest character. But General Tracy repre-
san,s the machine and bossism in politics. AND for
this reason alone shall vote for Mr. Low ,,
Morris Heights. Oct 8. 1871 ANIl-BOss.
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NOTES or the STAGE.
osca- uammer.iein announces Thursiay OF NIX,
ueek a. the date Of the production Oh la io"P'e
"a TO Ivr!c Theatre.

The ffilcth performance OF What iapp'hc' ~
Jones' was Gv"' ~ inc 1871 i"''''' W
and souvenirs we're dis ributeG.
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DIED..

,n,us-N bI. late residence No. COZ Adelph!- St.
Rroo,ivn " Y. sunda.. october 10. 1891 THOMAS
" Adams In his seventy-nfth year 49,, =.
Funeral at T3y ON Wednesday OCTOBER ID
lSpI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12

Trbune Office. Oet r. a. m.-The weather yeste-cay
was cloudy but The ranged between
81 and - degrees ths e3 desree being "a de-
sre.s higher that OF SUNDAY and u degrees higher
nan that on corresponding day CT las, year.
Paln followed b. cooler weather may be expected to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12

Mrs George s. Knight made her first appearance
on the stage Of Continuous vaudeville yesterday at
Frocto-'s Theatre Twen:y-third-st She acted tho
part formerly played by Miss Rosnn Nokcs. IN
Ahe Circus Rider" having the assistance OF Hugh
Arnoa and Julian Greer. The living pictures were
Vf0m!nent feature OF the performance. ana
among the entertainers were Miss Marie Lotus.
os I. Ellis. Andrew Byrne. boy violinist;
.'o'est earnella and May shirk. Alice Linton. in
AZ, mutations of Chevaer; Gracey and Burnett
Eirs waters. in her Irish and negro songs; the
AZ sanQ Quartet, in Tyroean warbling anu
Tsr sss;. Billy Williams. Clin Farrell. monooguist'
ings. '' Aa'hieen oe'he'' a"u '"e
NJ. sests Tiiley began her second week at
"eool Neldss Music Hall last night. and her
S',.o.n@nes was again enjoyed and applauded BY
S,,r ~ 80 seoSnee. Tho whole bill. including the
same AZ il. sne Glad Hand" Is Substantially INC
me usuai additions are made this week 10 the
eo"ec''on OF Views exhibited by the cinematosraph
woxn v laen ausec. The concerts 90 on. and the
"e OH az Tony Pastors Theatre yesterday was.
:. usual long and satisfactory one. The audiences
we're entertained by Lew Dockstader. In his original
saohoiogne; Miss Carrie Scott, Conway and Leland,
Mss Sora Routt. Miss Jessie Miliar corne solcisi:
Par,p" rMenchens animated pictures La Pinnar
ehsr.'. howe and Edwards. the clifford sisters;
nuiarsc'er dnettists: the Reed Birds Byron AMI
osllaca ~ -
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WaItliam Watches.

Why NOT have one? Eight millions In use. all keeping
correct time Pces much lower but quality higher than
ever Best assortment in the country, inspection Invited
HOWARD & CO.. Pa Fifth avenue. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For England threatening weather. with showers
warmer In northeast portions brisk to high souiherly
winds shifting westerly.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey ard Delaware threatening weather and probably
showers. cooler Tuesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure Indicated IS The Trlbuns's SELF
recording barometer The cot:ed lines show ths
nerature as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12

..The purest treasure mortal times afford Is spoiess
reouafior' FIfty-ore locality az maker
= fae best hats the reputation OF EsPENSCFED lis
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
MARRIED..

NEwcoMER-v ANDERpOEI~.On Thursdsy October s,,, =
1897 hook, ~ Y. by Rev lanes W; Sm...'
daughtcr Of the late Aaron J. Nsnderpoel to waldo
Newcomer. OF Baltimore
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and ADDRESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
on TIE VARIETY STAGE.

Miss Marie Lloyd. who IVES one Of the favorites
a. Kostcr e Blars when the music hall was down
In Twenty third-st. appeared az the present estab
lighment Q. tina. firm last night. and sang nun-
Der Of songs she Is .he la test and indeed the only
rev acquisition 20 the programme. Most OF the
bill is tho same as .as; week ard Il Is generally
considered an excellent one. The Faust" ballet
Is It's leading feature.
Miss Bessie Bonehill heads the list Of attractions
this week A; the Pleasure Palace. where she -
always u general favcritc On the programme are
?Sssows Midge,s the six acrobatic Sisters Pc
eh'ani, the Northern Troupe Of international Dane
ers. the Care family Of acrobats Whiting. a MIN
BE dancer Harry Howard. IN ballads illustrated
by Professor" AIT; Nile Chalet. Amin and Was-
ner Colby and Way. liz the Ncntr:loqust ana me
osncing doll: Del'Ogeih and ClemensO. as par!Sian
musical clowns; the Bans sisters. May Remington
And the Coutere brothers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12

A.-The KensicO C~metery.-Privsts station. Har-
lem Railroad ~ minutes ride from the Grand Central
Depot. Office. ~ East 42d-st.
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INC "suai additions are made this week 10 the
collection Of views exhibited by the oinematosraph
Wox sne raen Ausec. The concerts go on and the