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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
NETWORK CITY.

Mrs F F. Allen. u G-tswcid. Conn. sends :
20 this Office for cuban r-ief
Jules p Storm the well-known n"wspap"r ad
ycrrislrg agent has removed hts Offices from 80
~ broadway TO 30 80 broadway. where ne mas
taken a suite Of Offices on no nr'; Aoor.
Tho pavilion IN Central Park for tho sale q car
II Schultz's rurc mineral waters rear IN" West
efdo r,-,yo and Seventh second-st entrance. has
been opened FOR she f'a-pn.
TIE annual meeting - mo vauli-own"rs ~ -"
Ncy-York cry Marble Cemetery. IN s"cond-s'
between First arg second ayes wns held ~ plir"'
Memorial Church. 80 80 Second a.. y"@i"rd"y AZ
.,rloon ana tic following trustees ~rr" elected
Albert Rugs Alexander Maitland. Lewis ! 10Y
wood Edward Oo'hou, and rr Guernsey Ran
kin No other business = importance was trans
acted.
The Merchants md Manufacturer. Board %
Trade ~ New York nas established p"runn'nt
hcti3uartcrs N the Holman House. and 'o-m'r-
row Mgr, vii give q hops""afn'ag
Tho Ranking Commis',n mo, Yesterday af'er-
noon IN The Mayors Office ard added 20 the ii'; Z
tho c'tv's banks y deposit tAc frDiYc" Exchange
THUS, Company. Tho NrorV borough Bank. 10
Rank o. Nev-Arn-.erlam thc York,llc Rank and
tho Manhattan and Fulton Bank The r'g ilnr r"io
OF per cent WAS nNod for ihe'" hnnks
james II Whtehou-o yesterday completed forty
years IN tho service u T,Nauy & 90. and hs hs-
so~iates % the engri.lac and designing d"inT-
rncnt over which he pgcs'des presented him with
a handsome silver IorinE-cup. appropriately IN
.crhcd and holding forty American I''au,y ros"s
The Truw DIRECTORY. Printing and Bo"khinding
Company has fusi is'Iel TroW'= Business Directory
Of the Igoroushs NJ MauAafiau mud Tho bronx f"r
1898 The volume &c. Ike 81 Tr'le'"s~ ri- "oinpr"-
h.nsive and accurate "a ali its details. and IN
every way q useful addition 20 %" o:.c" library *
tho professional OF business man
william Henry Hays has been admitted 70 mem
bership in the banking ard brokerage Arm 81 + 81
John HAYS & 60. Mr. Hays is tho grandson q
the late william Henry Hays. formerly president
q the Bank ~ the state ~ Sew York ana tho
son II Jacob Hays who is president u he Eighth
and Nlnih Avenue Railroad companies and Of the
late firm OF Clo-son q Hays.
the Albany Day Line ho- given General Howard
Carroll rrrruis.ion Dispatch sonr troops for tho
state Camp 90 PcckskNl from its Twenty second
81 pier 4 largo number lcft thai pier yesterday
morning
Tho spring meeting &: thc Tenement House Chap
AT the chapter-house No IS lIcury-st. next Sat
urlny at 23o y m. Their. VIII %" reports of The
years work. and short addresses hy w"ll-lnown
sp,akers Tca VIII 10 served
Mall from China. Japan and iIawnh Of dates:
Hong Kong April :. Shanghai. April 3. Yokohama.
April l.. and Hono.Ilu. Aprn -. which arrived at
San Francisco OF the steamer Gaelic. due TO
arrive I'm Ncw-Yor Oh Thursday morning Return
mails viii close 1T tho Fosionice advertised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
y0yIyA7Ioys BY THE PRESIDENT.

PROMOTIONS ~ THE ARMY AND CIVIL. APPOINT
MrNTs
WASHINGTON May The President sent these
nominations to the senate to-day:
WILLIAM r BI%DY 20 - Attorney for me southern
District Of Onto
CAPTAINS to De majors EGRrRT T. sAyhGh 81 n
iantry ,TAklIS A. tN'IIp'I., ~ Xxi,
SGT T. HhtII ''', ,iIItv ;, "115liIi,RrY. is,
Infantry SIMMER y IIHCO1.N. ION In,entry
sH EoaraTs I'm i i',a1i'5 -'-
Frs, Lieutenant WARD CHENEWORTH. 7h Infantry.
to be captain
PCSTMAsTERs
Na,n.-HI7xRY G. BROwER. Frecport. ALERT c
IRADiiIkN. N-@l
vor,Iaas ] FRANK VINCENT pocomoke CITY
Maa.schnse.i.- WHLIAM d: HALL; May9afd -
AUGUSTUS NJ nEARsE midc'ofo.
View nanp4rirc LEWIS II BALDWIN. wilton. JOHN
WEIGH. Dover
New Ier,ey. CHARLES II TERRELL. Irvins'on. TIro-
DoKE II DlI'i'I%. HnitonfeA
New YoI4 rhEN n9.l r19n sPT' I,;I OK i
Macra a. r. r sAHMoT M Hoe i FISba,,,,
JJoHN " WAHilTo%' fa,a;:I.a. %iLIi1M II nAMI'
AMANDA T.. MORRIS Iendcgs ,n,uc
Pcrn.yi,ania u l. TURNER. ToVnada. JOIN e..
r6iIy sc.iii;R w. Dnthore: SIMON FRANKI.I.
Chicord
yernon.-GEoRGB II RICHMOND Mortified
virginia sIOAN. Chase city
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
Washington. May THE senate to-day con
nrmed these nominations.
80 ~ District Of Ne~ York
Leuiensnt r II. STEVENS to be Lieutenant 'o"m'n'er
n tie Navy
Also II number Of postInHster-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

SUNDERLAND April 3o-sa.ed. steamers John sande"''
Shields. April 30 Sailed steamers iora t Tor 60.
York. Burg0me.ser Peterson Gcrl. ke.terer. Ne"-''
Gi,nlaN.s tlr StIllrfllt. NrA N,f4 49,
Huh. May sailed. steamer Mareno ,Bn. Rea' W.
Nolk .,..on
I~i,h. May > Arrived. Crou Bn. Robinson
Dover May 3"Tnssed steamer saale GeO. B'an~~
plymouth May Arrived. steamer Matthew Bed''ns'
ton uir. Corner. NV l.fk 49,, ,t,rl
Lizard May Passed. steamers 81 Cutheer' IA
Fitzserad New York f,r Antwerp. II. August nv"
Ger. Buhncr New-Nork for Flushing. ~ from
Falmouth. May sailed. steamer Carrie OBI ~"
Hamburg MAY 2-salled. steamer Paata GER KAT
Oporto April es-Arrivei. steamer bona Maria po''"
Jens.n New York via Fayal and Lisbon -, u,r-
Gibraltar. 2passsi steamers Ems 80" -, ,ais
rasspwitz Naples FOR York ksrsmania mr. 80
Naples for New-York. Patria (Fr). Br"ni Mase' -.
New York. spartan Prince tnr A"a"s'"' N''
Marscilles May ARRIVED. steamer Britannia r'"
Poft said May ARRIVED. steamer Fortuna ' ilonc
Kong etc ....- r-rJaun,et (Brh
Singnnlre. April Arrived steamer thdau"'e' Wv
EeoAte. New York for Hong Kong &c lamar Artan-
Bombay MAY ARRIVED. previously 80 ,alcuuA
dealg l3r). kinley New-York. via Ade"' 'o'
irl Hail.
Lucia. May sailed steamer 'oief'dse ''''
by r. Iernarnbuco New
santos April 26-Arrved steamer Garlic" '
Buenos Ayres FOR New York ..u.r. Relova (3r),
Rio Janeiro April 2p-Saied. steamers Nsw-York
Carroll New-York, Oilers Q3elS) 1sn"e'' WV
via Pernambuco.
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WHAT IS GOING OH TO-DAY.

Municipal Assembly. C.'y Hall. p. III
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Queens County Jockey Clnh r'cos. A9ueduc'' ~
p IN.
Women commencement. Presbyterian Hni''hs' 0
p IN ., 9
Canadian Club smoker. FIN Avenue Hotel .
J. IL. $780,.
Committee on Lecturers dinner. Hotel Manha'-
tan. D. m.
Electrical Exposition. Madison square 'AT''"'
Young Women's Christian Association concert ,
y
Historical Society Elcven;h-st and s"cond-aVe'
T. III.
Lecture by W L. Tomlin'. Normal co""se' W N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
SING SING.

About four hundred members 0: the order OF the
knights Of Columbus from New-YOrk. Albany.
and Philadelphia. visited Ibis Village on Sunday and
assisted In forming local council The exercises
held IN the Of the Junior order OK
United American Mechanics. and were presided over
by Deputy Grand knignt FRANCIS Y DoHos.ue, OF
Onkers. The inTl c-grec was eN"iniLU"d ny
Deputy state KNIGHT Draney " Newly OK Cliy.
Forty were admitted 20 The third degree ana ihlify
four men. bers initiated. The new council VII
lie ORGANIZED some time TINS week In the evening
a supper was served IN Olive Opera House.
j Vi Myers. Collector II Taxes. reports tOtal
O. $4,000 collected Os the $1,000 state, county ana
town tax levy placed IN his hands FOR collection II
looks as though there Will be rom NoNp 20 $4""p
stN! unpaid when nc tine ior collecting taxes AZ
: nor cen, cxr,.rev on Wednesday, Ieually tho Do
Tcsncy Is about 5000 which IS collected az an IN
ceased percentage 70 the collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
WESTCHESTER COT N.Y..
YONKEES.


Tho Saegiu Golf club has opened ts season AT
IT'S links near GreystOne. In North Broadway. IN
the opeuing games PERT c. Myers and William T..
HodgInan tied for first place with IS points MISS
T. NJ Reid was third with = points to her creui''
Among the women who took part were Mrs Johh
K Bangs Ms John Reid. Miss Harriet have
meyer Miss Mabel Canning, Mrs. ) y A. Joi'l.-
SON Miss Frances CphaIn. Miss MARY hcli.lle =. e
Mrs Theodore II. Silkman. Miss n > Ia ,,re
y { MYERS The tie Will bc played on oe'"'Vh
Myers and HodGman tomorrow ,. -. 20
Invitations are out f1r entcrtAlnintht ~ "
given by the Up-to-Da;c : cicty On con >,S
evening Of next week 1T the home or MI ana Mis-
Wilbur Larremore. ,,. .Ao ,ostoBc.
will be omen from until 10 o'clock In the forenoon
The carriers viii make the morning deii'er! "'.S
The doors for boxhodcrs Will be open III noon nii i
from TIL o'clock IN the evening All mans VIII
he DISPATCHED on schedule time. .,,,, - =.
Mayor Leslie Sutherland. City Judge NiiiitH -
Kellogg stephen II. Thaycr. q. Hilton SctiDner'
CITY Attorney James G. Hunt william v SCi"S
ham Gabriel Reeve, James + SANDERS Jo"ll 49,
Warng Arthur Burns. Francis y. D9n'Ihu nue.; JH'l'
+ brennan 4 Prime. Waldo {. Morse, y Aith,
tins Marsh Charles Philip Easton. C. AIden an''
Bayard TYLER attended the dinner Of the Vest
chester County bar Association al the Mu''"'
nm Hotel on So urdpv night. ,,
Valentine Browne, IT., son OF br; w "iVi''io
Browne. left yesterday for HeInps'ead PiRH,S ~"
q member ~ the hospital corps or the lf'h i''SF
ment . ,o,,,,,- hall teor,
has closed its season. 1t has had an exec .leit
record II won thirty-thrce Of the thirIy-nine
games played. and one game resulted IN Ne
There is also a surplus IN the treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
MAY BECOME THE STATE CAMP GRoCND.

report 10 the effect that John H. Stnrin. tho
wsll-known ehip-owncr Of this city. had completed
NEGOTIATIONS for the purchase of the land known
aa KIngsland's Point. was published yesterday
The ground IS situated between the tracks % the
New-York Central Railroad and the Hudson River
and is much larger than the camp grounds at
PeekskIl II was added that Mr.. Sidrln IS con
sidering offering the land 20 this Stat" for state
c@mn William g. Kingsland the owner OF tn"
land has for some time been 6nc"aNOring 70 cell
The lend TO the STATE FOR thu same purpose.
Nothing could be learned about the matter AZ
Mr. Starin's Office YESTERDAY. as he has not yet re-
cd from Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
MOUNT VERNON.

The forty recruits and members of the llth sep
arate Company who have Joined the Sth Regiment.
lef, yesterday morning under command OF Captain
Frank r Curtis The company - composed 81
volunteers from Mount Vernon ana NeW-KocheIe.
A large number Of friends gathered at the station
and nee,ed loudy The uain started
The Common Council will hold a regular meeting
Tonight The principal business 70 b" transacted
Will be to make ARRANGEMENTS ior holding the city
election by blanket ballot. instead Of usiS the
ballot machines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
WONT ENJOIN THE EDISON COMPANY.

Justice Scott I'm the Supreme Court yesterday de
MED the application OF Thomas + Lecman. one
Of tho minority stockholders In the Municipal
Electric Light Company OF Brooklyn. foi man
datory Injunction. pending trial 20 restrain the
Edison Electric Illuminating Company 4 Brook
Ivr from carrying out "A plan Of reorganization
on the ground that the scheme had not been
agreed to by two-thirds Of the shareholders Of tho
Municipal company and that the terms o! the
agreement TO purchase the plant Of the Municipal
company In accordance with law. Jus
toc Scott holds that the Edison company has done
all that is necessary to the present time legally
to carry out tho proposed arrangement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The annual dinner Of the Tourist Literary club
Will take place tonight in the pariors OF ST John :
Methods; Episcopal Church Tho president. the
Rev Arthur II. GoodenOugh. Will be POSTMASTER.
and friends and an interesting programme has
been arranged. as follows: Invocation. the Kev g..
a Beaudry. our Cluh.' &. ". Harmon, w Oman
in Modern Life Mrs john Secor; the Art u
Living Together" DR.. Sarah Nanderb"ck and
Travel Means Of Education. DR.. A. II.
Elliott.
Several we'll known craftsmen viii be guests o.,
Huguenot Lodge. r. and a NJ. Friday night.
After the meeting the members and their friends
Will be entertained at a dinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALREMARLE- Professor > +. l-H"''"9 W
p,ashlrpton GT1SEY- 4 r TRAY. In.f"i Siai"'
consul AT Raracoa. cuba HOFFMAN, Ernest H.
Roberts ot London HOILAND-F. x Hazard. o'
Syracuse MANHATTAN II. X Si'dman. 81 fo'
ton WALDORF Josiah Pennington. OF hA''.h''c.
WINDSOR iliam H. Sayre. Of South ielh'e-
hem Penn.
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CHANGES ~ BROKERAGE FIRMS.

The stock brokerage firm OF 6. !. Hudson & Co.
composed Of G. l. Hudson and !. H. De Forest
has been dissolved by mutual agrceneni charles
/ Hudson and Edward J. Hudson have formci a
co-Dal-nership under the firm name O. G. l. iud-
son & Co. 10 conduct banking ana brokerage
business IN stocks. bonds ana isceiIaneouS ~
Curttics. &c., -,o.
Charles f. Titus has been admitted 10 member
ship IN the firm Of Daniel O'Dcl q 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
PRICES or RUBBER GOoDS INCREASED.

Boston May BY renewal OF the agreement
on the par. OF the nanufa cturers Of rubber goods
I'm this country an increase in prices OF about
el5 per cent went into effect to-day
The contract entered into between the interested
COMPANIES IS almost the the one
signed last year except that an increased demand
FOR rubber !Or other purposes than thc tnu!actu
Of boots and shoes has led TO a stineuins ~ nc
market and this with advance In the price
Of crude rubber. has rendered slight Increase In
the price OF Manufactured goods an absolute ncces-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

w l.ss amusement than usual 10 ne 'ound
D., ,r,rv PASTORS Theatre yesterday ir the attrac-
Two continuous hill which was pre'en'"d' IL 80
c,rded Garfield and Carleton. the h.hnof' SS,', .
Curtis and Gordon. the Verdi Quartet MISS H.l,'
Siewnr, tho la NoNes. 'HT'Ie, ME- ,,,t c'sv
,n"lcl,cr, H.. Hafrlscs. Garlic AMI Nay RainS'y'
80 thr.e Renos and Tony Pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
THE TARILTY THEATRES.

The Olympia Music Hall itself again Last
night being once moro devoted t. vaudeville. Tho
leading attraction was troupe OF trained lions.
with their trainer. whose name the bills
Adge Miss Marguerite sylvia ranked nrst among
the human performers There were besidcs Cog
gin and Davis acrohats; Herr Won Palm. lightning
painter: Mis- irene Franklin. Miss Belle IIatha-
way and her p'r!".mng monk = ORR" ana
and the RONALD Brothers
! Wal pictures "a motion wcrc an important attrac-
;on a, the Pleasure Palace yesterday Lcw Dock
siadcr entertained the audiences most arcoptably,
and tho programme was nllcd out hy Milton and
| noio MOBILES Cushman nnd ii"lcom'e. Bartlett and
sian boy pianist, the RIO brothers ana Harding and
Al sd
Two or three dramatic nets ard series Of
war pictures formed the most important features Of
the } III at octor7 Theatre. Twenty hrdst. yes
tcrday The prp,ramm" Included Arthur and Jrn-
ME Dunn. Charles A. Gardner. Horton and O'Ncil
Hugicy Doughcr'y. the Nlonois sisters. George
/ Evans, Evelyn Rfiuon, fauAnett and Piquc, Jonn
ana BertnI Glecspn. Lentlt and Neveilo Snyder
and Buckley. Ia1ruc ana vernon ana other
The illusionls, seryas he Roy who &c playing an
engagement at Roster & Bals. deserves especial
remark az one OF the hes, Of his KIND mat have
ever been seen here. He does not occupy large
place In the programme DUt the few things that no
does are extremely lever and entertaining. and the
tricks are performed with exceptional skin. "Au
Balm last night began the MN week u It's run
ON The programme al4o were tho Painter brothers,
Truly Shattlck. The Carl Damnnn troupe Of aero
bats Hector and IHGrain'. Gerom" EIw1rdy. SOU
brctte, the Kurachins ana the AVOIDS"
More war pictures were exhibited at kcths yes
terday and 50 the th"atrc was kept quite In line
with the other continuous perfor nanc" houses En-
tertainment provided by Charles Dickson.
Gerald Griffin, Marion Booih and Grace George, the
four Cohans JohnstOnc Bennett. supported by
George W. Leslie; Smith and Campbell. Gardner
and Ely. Hall and Staley. John 10 Clair. juggler;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

There's such thoroughness about
our stock Of Spring suits and over
coats that it doesn't permit our
specializing any one as most worthy
We're ready with whatever man
or boy wcars-partlcularly Tor the
particular young man; were ready
for all tastes; ready for all purses
those that want dollars worth.
shirts
White shirts for evening dress, tor
day dress; colorcd shirts tor bust
ness and play; negligees for COM
fort.
Every wanted style in each; every
size; several qualities, but all good
-ready-to- wear.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
Prince and Rrcniway.
Warren anf Ir alway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
CLEARED.

Steamer Advance. Philips. Co!on-panama Railroad s.
Line
steamer Eiaevold Nor schlyier Rotterdam Funch
Edye q CO.
steamer Iayel Gcr. Christoners. Bremen Via Plym-
outh and Cnerlourg OelTlchs 60.
Steamer Alamo Ger, Koch. Newport News Funch
Edge 60.
Steamer Mark Lane (BD. Bate Limerick Funch Edge
60
Steamer TIclos (Ger) Jensen Flushing gus, Heye
critic tHrD. Griffin.
spence x Young.
steamer Ulrihen ,Nor). Bergh IIavre-Rarber & Co
Steamer Bowie trl Jones Liverpool Star Line
Steamer Nimoira d'r. Thompson. Phnadclph!a-w d
Muhson.
steamer Georg Dumois CNor. Forrnann Sanchez
BAY Fruit Company.
steamer Sag. nav tI}u Staples lnagua Jacmel Cape
Haytien. etc william = clyde & 60 date American
Steamer Douglas oBr Erikson yctoria u C-N,.-
bruggc & Dey date Norwegian steamer.
steamer Juan.ta North tBr. Perry. Rotterdam via
Cardiff Barber 90.
Knickcrbocker Belts. New Orleans-E Allen
(Cleared April
stonmer Elko Warren. Philadelphia William p c1ya.
& 60.
steamer Ola Dominion. Tapley Newport News and Nor
folk -Oh Dominion SIS Co.
SHIP Cnnlea Ger). Fortmann publn-Theodor Ringer
4 60.
Bark IoIani HI.w). Mcclure. Honolulu and Hong Kong
y II Brown & co.
Bark Matilda Olr. buchanan. Charlottetown via Perth
hnlb,y J + Whitney & Co.
SAILED
steamers ~ iaso FOR New Orleans; Dora Forster uo
Antwerp. Cydonia tli0 Hull. and Old pomln. N New
News and Norfolk
MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Southampton April 3O-Sailed steamars Kens,py,o,
tDr). Boynon (from New York;. Antwerp: Nav . Fried
rich DER Crosse Ger. Echo from Bremen) New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

Ifanybody had better tailors than
we have we would hire them at once.
This is just way Of emphasizing
the fact that we have the best work
men that money can secure.
If you want your clothes .made-to-
order there is no other place in New
York where you can get equal salts
faction at anything like our low prices
HACKETT, s Broadway,
CARHART s Corner 18Th.
g. CO Corner Can@l
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW york MONDAY. MAY q 1898
ARRIVED.

steamer Massachusetts tBrl t1nilay. London April IL
With udsr and s'W TX SiiIplls '"''
lauy. Anchored outside the Bar at - y m . a.
steamer Victoria tBr Earring on. !, nd"h hPFH az
with udse To- Sanicrson Arrived Vt the har al
a -, ..,,,
steamer laurie tlr). smith Liverpool April .. WIN
rndse and PASSENGERS White Star Line arrived AZ
the Bar at 90" IA -
s.,ner ,t;rD. pewSer. shields April In bal
last Punch. GO Arrived at ;ie lnr a, IA.
steamer Manhan-et tilr Walker. Ieith Apr'l IL ana
Dundee 49, with nldre Simpson. spence Young Ar
rived at the Bar at IN. - ,., 10.
steamer Ohio ,IIr IIadaway Hull April II. with muse
10 sanderson Son Arrived the Bar at 10 9 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
NOTES or THE STAGE.

There was some point OF preparation incomplete
at tho Herald Square Theatre last might ana ~"
oneu,ne uerformance OF THE Koreans vas post
uOuel IN tonight. 1t WAS sAld that the reason
was that the costumes not ready IN time for II
dress rehearsal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

The Harlem Democratic Club has secured TWO
hundred seats for the performance OF THE Mas
ter" at the Harlem Opera House this evening. The
club Wiil attend In a body and after the perform
ance i dinner will be given at the clubrooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

No important change made at Wener "
rlcds's Music Hall last night. large audience
that Is 70 say an audience OF Just the lsua ~
greatly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

Gouverncur y. Y. May 2-lioward w Burt. II
Ioncoye FAILS was ;his afternoon convicted Of
murder IN the second degree for shoo;iIg his aged
father-in-law Asa Briggs on November 10 Masked
men went TO Burt's house and shot ard wounded
Mrs Burt but she escaped Briggs was shot twice
while defending his daughter iie died Twelve days
later. Justice Russell WIN sentence Burt Weines-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

J. Aldrich Libby has been engaged by Paul
Steindorn az tenor FOR the opcrG organization
which Il 20 open AT the Harlem Opera House on
Monday evening. May %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03
INCOHTNG STEA UERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. MAY I

v.e,.i For Line Mails close Vessel salts
Have, Hr-mrn, y - Lloyd. 300 IN Zoo IN
e.mtroI. ,h,tle.nn Clyie............ SpOp
WEDNESDAY. MAY
Tcutonic Liverpool white Star...... 900 4 m II 90 m
Berlin Southarirton American. 1879 IN i2Oo IN
THURSDAY. MAY >.
All.rts Nassau ETC. y & cuba. 100 IN -" = IN
C,lnr,!enc Ia ,uayrn Red D........ 1900 IN 80" IN
Dtiu,,u fermuda quebec. roo u IN 1000 m
y OF Nebr,.sa ,,ln-gow Allan state. 100 300 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-03

Tho present run Of in Gny Ncw-York." Mt the
Casino Will Dee followed by a revival OF The Whirl
O. the Town. which viii open on May =! and run
FOR about month. to be followed by the new re-
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Rlocksom and BURNS grotesque acrobats; Mr. ana
Mrs Robyns and Webb ard Hassan.
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DEATH or A CHINESE NOTABLE.

Pekinr May 2.-Prince Koung Presiden, OF tho
Tsung-li-Yamen. or Chinese Foreign Office, died
this morning.
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T.. & W.

II. Il w.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
eprr.. 81 suns~t - Moon n 2;s Moon-sg- IL
HIGH WATER To DAY.
NJ Sandy HOOK 4.2s Island 500 Hell Gate q 80
IM-Sandy HOOK sos GOV lslafi 5.35 Hell Gate -
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Nr. Minnie Maddern Fiske vii devote the last
week o. her season at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
10 "Divorcone" She viii continue to play - Elt
o. old che l.ea" and Love Finds the Way for
some time
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR TO-DAY.
Albany. May 2-The Court Of Appeals calendar
for tomorrow is follows
Nos 4Sa ara 454. 400. 457. 4e5. I.247 and 4l6.
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White Underwear!

How about your wardrobe? In on
that you could think OF that we haven't E
Just as well to remember we're not com
tised so lavishly all around us, the KIND
when it comes out OF the first wash. y
Our this season undergarments are eles
better value than ever before. Take til
Women'a Gowns. empire and shape.
lace and embroidery trimming; special DOC.
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III Fi1Nrs FiNEFVRNrruRs
The SUMMER SMOKING ROOM.

There are persons-you may ne ohe WY
take dcepast comfort In a smoking room, tnged
in an Old-bachclor or Bohemian way.
Plenty of easy chairs and couches III cooi
reed rush and wlCker-chairs or when one
can stretch at full length. conches broad ana
"springy" \ profuson Of pillows; coverings
not too delicate for use: a wealth. OF coiui'
Oriental rugs for the keynote. Oriental tlntS
woven into the furniture and accentinS the
cushions. .
great variety TO give the sought-for air II
you