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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
NETWORKS Early SUMnER.
rHD WARM WELCOME TO PRINCE ALBDRT-1ATB
ARRIVALS OF SUMMER VISITORS.

ARRIVALS OF SUMMER VISITORS.
Ncwnort r ]. June IS Special. welcome
accorded TO Albert OF Belgium was warm one
and society devoted Itself unresrainedly TO his en-
tertainraent During the three days of his say the
cottage colony centred and revoved about Fried
helm the home this summer Of MI and Mrs.
Potter Palmer whose guest the Prince was II
was an uninterrupted round OF gayety from Sat
u-day 10 Tuesday.
All the summer hotels except one are open for
the season. The last of these is always the Ocean
House. This year the date for its opening IS set
for the end OF the coming week.
There has been little bathing as yet, as the cold
weather has prevented the water from reaching a
temperature agreeable to any but the most en-
.husia.stic devotees
Among the more prominent arrivals Of the week,
which have come In thick and fast, are Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt jr. at the Wilson cot
tage in Narragansett-ave. which they occupied last
summer: the family OF General ]. Fred Person at
their Ochre Point Villa: Henry @. Marquand. LIN
den Gate OLD Beach Road: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Aston Brsted. Ecredge cottage. Ochre Point; Mr..
and Mrs. Lorilard Spencer, Harrison-ave: Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. at the Logerot cottages,
where they will be temporarily. awaiting the COM
pleton OF their villa in Ocean-ave.; II. Morti-
mer Brooks and family who have Just returned
from Europe, at their Bellevue-sve. cottage: Rich
ard Williamson. who has been coming to Newport
now for more than quarter OF a century. at tho
Riggs cottage; the family Of Judge John Clinton
Gray, Kay-st.; Mrs. William Edgar. Old Beach
Road; Mrs Mason r. Jones, Lawnhed Dir and
Mrs Lloyd Bryce. Richard McCreedy. Mr.. and
Mrs Benjamin Thaw Oeean-ave: William Cutting,
jr Elisha Dyer jr., Robert Sodgwick. Mr.. and
Ms Nicholas Fish Franklin 4; Plummer, James
v. Parker Merton Road; Mr. and Mrs. c. A. MUM,
Pinard cottages Gerald Hoyt Pembroke Jones.
James OTIS, John w. ELLIS. j. T. Spencer, Mrs.
Joseph r. Stone. Dr. and Mrs. Russell Beliamy. J.
D. Eustis. Wheeler cottage. near the beach: +. *
Peadle;on Mrs. julien Il. Davies and James A.
Stillmar, Jr
Mrs. C. H. Baldwin. who Is just back from
abroad, has arrived at Snug Harbor, her cottage
in Belleyue-ave:. and has as guests Mrs Potter.
wife OF Bishop Potter Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dudley
Warner have )een guests OF Mr. and Mrs A. Liy-
!ngstOn Mason, at Halidon Hall. the Misses Wet
more, daughters OF Senator Wetmore, OF Miss Retail
tas webster-st;: Mrs. w. i. Dodge OF Mrs. w. <.
Travers; Mrs. II. l.. Beeckman, Of Mrs. Louis L..
J.orillard,z and Miss Beatrice Durham. Of Mrs.
Samuel Colmen
Late rentals OF Importance include the King cot
tage. Narragansett,ave.. known as Glover Patch.
10 Francis x Pendleton; the WhecierCarry cot
tage Eustis-ave., TO Mrs Lockwood Danieson;
Parkhurst cottage. Redwood and Cottage SITS. to
Mrs. Wallen, widow Of General Henry d. WaIlen;
Needwood. Parker-ave.. to Mrs. Renwick; Renfrew
Park cottage No. L. to r. w. Fay, and the Vernon
cottage. TO Barclay Hazard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
DYNAMITE WRECKS A BUTCHERS SHOP
SERIOUS DAMAGE DONE BY DOUBLE BLAST
IN MORRISANIA.

SERIOUS DAMAGE DONE BY DOUBLE BLAST
IN MORRIsANIA.
terrific blast Of dynamite, said to be a double
charge was exploded yesterday morning al One
hundred and fifty -sixth-st. and Elton-ave. by a
number OF italian laborers. One man was hurt by
nylnR rock after the blast. several ceilings were
shaken down and the fronts OF two houses oppO-
site were almost demolished. The windows Of the
house. were smashed. the woodwork wrecked
and q number Of large pieces Of rock were I'M
decided in the front OF the buildings by the force
OF the explosion. Five of the sixteen laborers
were arrested, and the police looking for
mo rest as well for the contractor and the
foreman. Tho latter is said to have fired the
blast.
Tho man hurt IS Philip WILL thirty-two years
old a butcher Of No. ISL Elton-ave.. whose slop
is directly opposite the place where the blasting
several days. under the direction OF George RVS
shon of One hundred a nd-seyenty -first-st. and
Jerome-aye., who owns the property The blasts
all along. the people who live in the ne.ghborhood
say. have been enormous In destructive work and
noise
VIII was cutting meat for a customer when the
explosion occurred. His wife and two children
were in the store The explosion was great
enough to throw the customer and the woman and
her children OFF their feet. Every pane OF glass
and all the woodwork in the front OF the shop
blown out. and nearly dozen pieces OF
rock hit VIII. He had half dozen cuts on his
legs, and piece OF rock struck him In the
Jaw and neck. making severe wound. An ambu-
lance surgeon dressed the wounds. Over 5000
damage was DONE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

sayer. J-Causes to be sent from Part III Tor trial
Clear.
supreme Court-Tral Term-Part v-Bsfore Dusro. j..
Supreme Court-Tria Term-Part Nl-BefOre Gegerich
JCauses 10 be from Part III for trial. Case un-
finished.
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sleeve causes 10 DO sent from Part VII for trial Case
unfinished.
supreme Court-Tral Term-Part X-Betore MacIean.
Jcauses TO be sent from Part VII for trial Case IN
finished.
Supreme Court-Trla Tern--Fart XI-Beforc McAdam.
J.tauses to be from Part VII Tor trial. Case
I'm shed.
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Jauses TO be sent from preferred calendar for trial
Case unfinished
Surroeate's Court-Chambers-Before Arnold S.No.
1852 will OF Anna Sutherland at 1890 a m Wills for
probate: Michael Meshne. Martha Heine. ParicK Cum
man. John A. Hsrdenbergh John Milford George r..
4. Jones at 1890 a m: Eliza b. Gray at IL a.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
MAGISTRATE CRANE MAKES Az ARREST

While Magistrate Crane was on his way to the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday on "A Grand
ST. car he saw a man from a restaurant
between Chrystie and Forsyth SITS. and hold some
thing In a bag one OF the rails while the
wheels passed II. From the noise made all
knew that cat contained In the bag Maps-
trate Crane became indignant that he rushed
from the and forced the man. who was Fritz
sschOenfed thirty years old. OF No ag Ell
dridge-st.. to accompany him to court Schocnfed
said that the cat had been nuisance and he
wanted 10 get rid OF her Magistrate Crane held
him in $500 bonds for trial a charge of cruelty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Even at this late stage Of the season there Is 10
be q new play. 1t is called Inc hasseu N's'
,ner+" and q Is the work Of r. y. stephens. the
ar.ho- 10 AN Enemy 10 the King" 1t will be pre-
scented If the Herald Square Theatre to-morro"
night II deals with Cuban affairs. In the cast
Will be Frank Mordaunt. Edgar L. Davenport Au-
brey Boucicaut. Fraser Coulter. Frank Doane' II.
Pavton Gibbs Miss Blanche Walsh, Miss Una ApcH
and Miss Eflie Germon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Mrs. Minnie Madden Fiske last night finished Ihe
twelfth week Of her engagement at the Fl1th Ave-
ME Theatre and the second OF the run or III
vorcons" The attendance for the last week mas
seemed 10 Justify longer continuance OF inc pay
,, {. min accordingly, have at least another week
More than this IL is impossible TO say al p'eSo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Max splcker has been appointed musicai d'reo'o'
OF the music al the Temple Emanu-El. as the sue
cessor Of Heinrich Zoener. who. having resigned
the dictatorship Of the LiederkranZ, VIII go u!
Ieipsic as director OF the music OF the Municipal
University in the fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

The roof garden Of the Casino VIII be open 4oI
.ho rec. Of the summer. and concerts and VAR ~
performances will be given under the management
Of T. T. Rice The present bill Includes MISS
Helene Tuesar: Miss Elsa Martens. MISS June
Jackson. Edwin French. Miss Marguerite SylVa'
LAFAYETTE Miss Nellie Hawthorne, MISS AIl1e
Anterior Miss Josie De Witt viohnist' waiter
1o,as ADo-i,a ,he Watermelon Quartet and the
Sailors Ballet There Will be a concert this even
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Ladies' and gentlemen. the mistake was m,he
not the orchestra's,' a generous admlssioh WIN"
provoked a salvo Of applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
european Advertisements.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
IERS will find the London office OF The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, convenient
Mac. to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

A series OF operate concerts will be begun to-
night ut the Terrace Garden. Nahan Frankie will
conduct and also play violin solos. and the singers
VIII be Marie Brands. Vittorio Girardi and A.
Bodc. the last corne player. II is the intention OF
Manager Heumann TO repeat the concert on June
%. with other artists and then to continue with
many members OF the Royal Italian opera Com
panV. who lately APPEARED at Wnlarks Theatre.
SiGnora Cleopatra Nicinl. prma donna soprano,
Sgnora Adoine Fanton. pfima donna mozzo So
praro. Sicnor NittOriO Girardi. bassO contata. Sig
nor Achile Albert. barytone. and others OF the
cqmpainy my been ensascd Selections rom
"Cayallerla Ru.tlcana" ana Carmen" will be
among the first numbers given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

The Academy Of Music has been secured for a
branch OF the benefit to be given to Oscar Ham
mersten on June -. minstrel performance will
be given there in addition TO ,he entertainments
at the Madison Square Garden and the Harlem
Opera House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Mrs Adele Laeis Baldwin. No 81 Wa-st; MISS
Marguerite Hall. No 1.i25 Broadway; Miss Fielding
Roselle No 2lS West Forty-fourth-st and MIS-
Gerrit Smith No SO East Fifty-second-st have sent
ont an appaal for the three destitute children o,
Mrs Julie Wyman once an admired singer who IS
said to be hopelessy Ill. The women mentioned VIII
be glad TO receive donations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

This will be the nth and tho closing week OF the
opera season at the Harlem Opera House Inc
Mikado" will be presented. with new scenery ana
costumes Mr. stelndor has selected MISS MSS Ma r
UoVlns 10 he the Yum Yum, Amelia r leios VII
be Pitti-Sing j. Aldrich Libby NanAl-Too anu
Harry Brown KO-kO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Nine. Camilla Urso Is teaching the violin this
summer in Boston. To friend In NewYork she
writes: "T have not decided in what part OF the
world | shall play the violin next season. but
probably II Will be America"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Tho Banda Rosa IS TO play two weeks longer a
the Lenox Lyceum and will then give way TO Dar
Godfrey9 Grenadler Band, Of England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Messrs. Smyth & Rice have Just received from
Henry Guy Carleton his new play, "A Wise Childs
Father" They will produce It September u.
with Frederick Bond Edward S. Abeles, John Is.
Maher. John Ward. Miss Helen Reimer, Miss May
Vokes and Miss Mia Allen in the cast. IL. A. Du
Souchets "A Misht Marriage will be produced
by SMITH e. Rice on September IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

One Of the most elaborate groups yet com
pleted placed exhibition at the Eden MI
see yesterday 1t is large section Of the battle
ship Iowa, showing the turret and guns and the
upper decks and pilot-hOuse II IS placed in the
entrance hail. and in the turret are TWO sailors
manipulating the huge guns which are just ready
TO be fired. On the upper deck IS a searchlight.
handled by sailor. Captain Bob" Evans stands
on tho upper deck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Anotber week remains Of the run OF "Erminie'
at the Casino The theatre will then be closed lot
O. week while the last preparations are made for
the regular summer attraction. This Is understood
10 be a light and amusing musical piece. enutieu
annronriatelv enough on the evening OF the Fourth
Of July. The roof gard,n will be open thls "eeA'
though tho theatre Is not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

The programme for the annual convention or the
Music Teachers National Association, 10 be held
at the Waldorf-Astora from June % TO 2. Is 10
have features that will be as attractive 10
the patrons OF the musical arts as to persons
Interested IN the musical professions. In COM
posers' Concert on the afternoon Of June - the
best-known song writer's OF America VIII appear
accompanies OF their own works for faVorlte
singers. Arthur Foote. Clayton Johns. Charles T.
Hawley. Harry Rowe Shelley Henry Holden Huss
Homer y. Bartlett and c. Whitney Coombs have
consented to take part On the evening OF the same
day IIoratio w. Parker will conduct a new over
ture by aim, and W. W. Glchrst VIII conduct ms
symphony in C. An especially interesting event for
Friday afternoon at o'clock Is to be symposium
on church music with illustrations by boy ana
mixed choirs. The German Liederkranz OF one
hundred voices is to give concert on the evening
OF June g. and the evening OF June p the
oratorso or st. Paul" Is to be performed, with
full orchestra chorus OF $50 voices and the requisite
solo singers In add ion to these attractions VIII
lam j. Henderson will deliver lecture recital with
the assistance o: full orchestra under Sam
Frankie Gertrude May Stein will sing the wagner
cycle OF songs in connection with the Liederkranz
concert Special musical services are 10 be given
In many OF the churches on Sunday, June S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19
MUSICAL COMMENT.
OUR WEEKLY WAR SONG A BALLAD
OF SANTIAGO BAY-HISTORY OF IFS
TUNE-HoBsON's CHOICE-MUsI-
CAL CAKES AND ALE-NOTES
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Mr. Frosts ballad Of Santiago Bay" printed In
the illustrated supplement Of The Tribune to-day
has been set to the tune popularity known as Inc
Vicar OF Bray" The arrangement with pianoIor'e
accompaniment. is that of George a. Macfarren anu
may be found with the old words in Volume "l
"Old English Dltties." published by Chappeil a o.
The tune however IS older than lhe vicar "a
rrov, and was originally called THE Country
Garden" under which name It figured in ballad
opera as early l72s. 1t Is said TO have been aue
popular by a sea song to which It was adapted EN-
titled The Neglected Tar" beginning;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Tho season OF the Lyceum Theatre enoeu ias'
night The house will reopen about Sep.ci'Uo' l.
when Z II Sothern will begin lis annual engage
roent IN 2 new play lie will remain I'll the STOCK
company begins its regular season. on NoVeinp''
% Among the members OF the company VIII DC
Miss Mary Mannering, Mrs. Waoot, Mrs. " hi I'm
Miss Rhoda Cameron. Miss Elizabeth Tyree. MISS
Katharine Florence Edward Morgan, NnIlam
Courteigh Charles WacOt, Joseph Nhee'ocA' it,
Henry Woodruff and John Fnd-ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Felix Morris Will appear at Kelth's Union Square
Theatre this week IN "a Game OF Cards" giving
his well-knOwn personation OF the old Frencnman
Papinta has some picturesque adjuncts to her
dancing speaalites which she has not yet re-
vealed TO New York. and the bill Will include Tony
Wilson, acrobat, and his clown: Miss Beatrice
MOreland. In "A Game q Golf' Miss Merr Os-
gy Innastic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

THE London Daily Graphic" tells the following
story about Hans Richter in an article
ductors
Or. Richter's popularity with his Is easily
Ineligible for while n6thing escapes his Argus
eyed vigilance. he always recognizes and achnowl-
edges good work. few years ago, while he was
conducting-from memory usual-one OF
Brahms overtures at ST. Jamess Hall. "a strange
thing happened" as Mr. Haggard used say
Band and conductor lost touch for several ba rs
and when the piece ended DR.. Richter sig
nailed 10 the orchestra to play the overture again
from the beginning. This time everything went
without a hitch. and at the close, DR.. Richter
turned round, and addressing the audience. sa!d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Cooks Tour Is continued at Roster q bar
with the alterations and repairs that are custom
ary in pieces Of this character as they go on MISS
Marie Dress!er has been added TO the cast, In the
place OF Miss Georgia Game. For the rest the cast
rema!ns for the most part IL was al the De-
Ginning In the variety bill this week are Langso"
The slack wire rife shot the Rogers brothers. Nine
Vetter and Musical Dale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Hea- their insoien, claror'
The committee what axes
From us church ridden sives
Nought bu; rates and new taxa
There they 81 IN the faproon.
Nor once think u cOinpassi"n-
We must pummel their noddlNs.
n they grind In tho fashion.
L., rs stop their long speec Irs,
Their high Wanting words.
And when they're gone - IDt.
We shall al 1--we llko LORDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

Recent researches would seem TO Indicate 'hat II
vas tho FAMILIARITY which It won in this version
that led to its adaptation to THE Vicar OF bray
which though written in tho reign OF George l.
treats Of a story known in the sixteenth century
The vicar is a notorious political and rehsious
turncoat as may be gathered from the refrain OF
the ballad the first verse Of which runs as lolo"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

A new name has been found for the moving pic
ture machine Edison's "war-scope" is 10 exhibit
views a; Tony Pastors Theatre this week. En-
tertanment viii also be provided by Press Ed
ridge Hines and Remington. Fisher and Crowell
DOlan and Lenaarr, the Mdrte.ls, trick ana aero
batic bicyclists: Edward and Josie Evans Allen and
Delmaine. Farrell and Dixie. Mile. Jearno Harry
G. Perkins, Miss Bonnie Goodwin and Tony Pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-19

After this explanation il VIII '''''''s ''' '''
tho reader TO learn that the man VINO could dg
that significance out % the picturesque poem 81
..e:aoscT gooqcv gander' could also nnd the oriei-
nal If ''IIobsou's choice" I'm "Op so"n's eheeJ-cn
,ybfch yyo are told. means "af the command or q
sacrifice" In the light OF tho deed OF Santiago
such A definition IL more than amiabo. howcv'r
ana v,o could almost wish that the story OF old
Tob AZ Uobson Of Cambridge. on whom Milton
wro,o two ouibbling eptaphs. ana who Jet out his
porsoe I'm rotation compelling each Of his GUS
toners TO take the nearest the door had never
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-06-04

There will be box supper at Un-
ion Grove Saturday night June 4th..
A. M. Rule will be auctioneer.
Every body invited.
We printed this week some pamph-
lets for w. P. Barnhill ADVERTISING
Wilwood Springs. These springs
have become famous as health and
pleasure resort.
If contemplating buying an orgons
do not tail to see Mrs. F. A. Ander..
son. See sample at the Central House
Subscribe fol the TIMES, and take,
advantage of our clubbing rates.
For Sale:-A second hand McCor-
mick Binder, in running order for Soc
Apply to P. Duncan.
HAY and CORN for sale on six
months time, Brown & Culton.
Ice Cream, Milk Shake, Lemonade,
and Ice.-G. 3. Ross.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-06-04
Terms Wildwood Springs,

50 cts per meal ST. per day, $4. so
pei week and SIS 90 per month Of
four weeks. Servants and children
under IL years oldhalfprice. Leave
orders with John Kidd at the Custom
House, or at F. A. Carpenters Stab
lie on Prince St. The hack will leave
Custom House at 3 P. NJ. Cunning,
ham Bros. will do our hacking from
Maryville and will meet the trains
each day.-W. P. Barnhill. Bank
Blount Co., Tenn,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1898-06-04
ChicamauRa Letter.
Chicamauga, Ca, May 2S, '9S.

NnlCainauga, Nd., May 20, 9o'
Dear Mr.. Goddard
Will you kindly
forward me this weeks "TrMES" to
the Y. M. C. A. Chattanooga.
Camp life is just what one might
imagine-rough and ready. Our tent
is near the 4th. Ohio Reg'mt, we
have Accommodations for 400. There
were over 1000 letters written in it on
Wednesday. This Is the usual num-
Der every day, This is sample of
the paper we are distributing free to
soldiers, needles to say they are ap-
preciative of our efforts. We have all
kinds of parlor games for the soldiers.
Last night Major Gen. Howard U. S.
A. retired and Major Whittle address
ed about 900 of the men. We are
nlcley situated, plenty of water and
other convenences. We are awaken
ed every morning at $50 by the regl-
mental band, music is a necessary
part of Camp life. There is some
thing inspiring in the sight of 1000
soldiers drilling and marching to the
strains of a good band. We are
meeting with much encouragement
from the officers who applaud our ef-
forts. There is great work to be
done among the soldiers, most likely
we shall have Sankey with us in an.
other week. The soldiers rise at 5:3c
A. M. and retire at 9:I5 P, M. They
are taking life easy and evidently en-
joying camp life. Hope you arr
meeting with success in organizing
your company. DR.. Newcombe visit
ed us on Thursday with company o
young ladies. Give my kind regard
to your people. Accept the SAM
yourself.
Yours Very Sincerely
Thomas Mcguire.