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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
THE YANKEE READY FOR SEA.
NAVAL RESERVES. HOWEVER ARE ON THE
CRUISER ONLY BY DAY SIGNALLING

NAVAL RESERVES. HOWEVER ARE ON THE
CRUISER ONLY BY DAY SIGNALLING
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETE
The members OF the New-York Naval Reserve
who ara 70 man the auxiliary cruiser Yankee still
continue their daily trips to and from that vessel
During the day they spend their time on tho
cruiser. returning to the New Hampshire to sleep.
The Yankee will probably not sail until Saturday
or Sunday. and there is possibility that she may
remain IT the Navy Yard longer. The coaling
and provisioning OF the cruiser have been completed
however. and she Is ready to Join the patrol
fleet whenever the order is received.
The connections between the New Hampshire and
tho Naval Reserve signal stations Fire Island
Montauk Point and Quogue have been completed
and satisfactory tests have been made. The Mon
tank station has bean manned by G.. r. Sever f.
clark. r. NJ. Crosby. J. J. Lynch and V. A. Egan
OF the LIST battalion; the Quoguc station by F.. NJ
Henderson, A: J. Perry r. a. Camp. 7. f.. Nelson
ii. \. Turrell and D. F. Candee. OF the % Bat
tahon. and the Fire Island station by y. Hoffman,
+. II. Collins. r.. RoCkhold J. H. Wicks and Will
lam MCNuiy. of the LIST battalion. Captain Miller
praise for the excellent work they doing In
slant communication is now possible between the
Variols stations and the commanding officer on
board the New Hampshire. Captain Theodore T.
Kane. OF the United States Navy. has charge OF the
signal Office aboard the New Hampshire. He Is
Reserve.
The cruise Of the schooship St Mary's has been
postponed indefinitely. Twenty Of the graduates Of
the schoolship have enlisted in the Naval Reserve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

A TREASURY CLERK CUT DOWN LIEUTENANT
COMMANDER wAINwRIGHT's ACCOUNT.

n TREASURY CLERK CUT DOWN i-i-' Ii~'<'.'''
COMMANDER wAINwRIGHTs ACCOUNT.
Washington May (SpecisD.-When Chairman
Boutele OF the House Committee on Naval AHair"
called the office OF the Controller OF the Treas
ury this morning he had blood in his eye. Inc
cause o. this enusiOn the disallowance ny u
Treasury clerk in one OF the accounting offices or
certain items amounting TO about 800 OF the ac-
count hled by Lieutena Mt Commander Wainwright
OF the Maine II appears that this Treasury clerk
had conceived and acted on the idea that Mr.. VAIN
wright ought 70 have provided himself with less
expensive evening suit 10 wear occasions when
required II; that he had supplied himself with
an abnormal and unnecessary number Of towels and
supply OF linen; that one cooked hat would nave
served him well as two and so on, and had &C
c''ohgLy drawn his blue pencil through some items
anu cut down others TO reduce the totaI by
Ue sum above mentioned. Now Chairman BoutelIe
oraited the bin for the relief OF the officers ana
men who lost their personal belongings by the de-
suuction Of The Maine and in doing so he inserted
provision that the losses should be adjusted ana
pao on the certificate OF the Secretary OF the Navy
MMho. ne assumed. would be competent than n
.aaeasury clerk. even Controller. 10 Judge
tmTnether or not such II claim proper and just
re submitted his Views this subject TO Controller
athceweH to-day with his usual vigOr and en-
Gnasis. and the proia0il f. that Commander
~aMwrlghts losses will be made good. and that the
SeItincate OF the Secretary OF the Navy to other
'osses will hereafter be allowed due weight.
THE NICTHEROY ON THE WAY NORTH
Hnenos Ayres. VIA Galveston. Tex May "a dis
'~'e" received here to-day from Rio Janeiro an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
THE FRENCH DECLARATION
TERMS ON WHICH NEUTRALITY WILL BE OBJ
SERVED TOWARD THE UNITED
STATES AND SPAIN


The text OF the declaration Of neutrality made b.
the French Government in the present with
Spain Is published in the Courier des Etats Unis
follows:
The Government Of the Republic. having deter
mined TO observe strict neutrality In the which
has just broken out between Spain and the United
States believes IL TO he its duty 10 remind French
men living in France or In foreign countries that
they should refrain from any act which, committed
In violation Of French law OF the laws OF ma.
lions might be considered as hostile 10 either OF
tho two contestants or contrary TO a scrupulous
observance OF neutrality
They forbidden especially TO enlist or take
service either in the land forces the naval
vessels Of either of the hostile Powers or TO aid In
tho equipment or armament OF a ship OF war.
The Government announces moreover. that no
ship Of OF either OF the hostile Powers Will %
allowed to enter and stay with prizes In the ports
harbors Of France and her colonies for more
than twentyfour hours except In case or stress OF
weather other Justihable necessity
No sale OF objects from prizes can take place IN
tho aforesaid ports or harbors
French subjects who violate these prohioioons
will have no claim the protection OF the GoveSn-
ment or It's agents against the acts or measures
that the Powers at war may carry out or decrSe
and will be prosecuted in accordance with law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

THE FIRST OF THE NEW VESSELS OF THE AMERI
CAN MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO BE
NAMED AFTER THE HERO
OF MANILA.

Instructions yesterday sent TO the Cramp
Shipbuidng Company by r. A. c. Smith. president
OF the American Mail Steamship Company that tn.
first OF the four twin-screw steamships now IN
OF construction at the yard should be
named Admiral Dewey. The Admiral Dewey and
sister ships 10 be built with special reference
quick and economical conversion Into auxiliary
naval cruisers They 20 be 800 feet long. OF 1000
burden built entirely OF steel and 70 have
minimum speed OF rs knots hour Their plans call
for platforms capable Of supporting in action four
e-inch Hotchkiss rifles: Each OF these guns, with
It's carriage weighs 1900 pounds. and with the
shield and circle adjusted 1000 pounds moro Will
be added 20 the weight OF each gun.
AS these the first American vessels OF
their class built under tho Of March 1891. and
are TO be especially adapted for use in the auxll-
iary navy Mr.. Smith has determined 10 name them
and Others that are in contemplation after famous
admirals in the United States Navy
The Cramps under contract TO deliver tho
Admiral Dewey August ID. and three sister ships
Will be launched some time In September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
posroN ENTHUSIASM CONTINUES.

BOSTON. MAY 6--The Sth Regiment. NJ. V. NJ.
moved to South birmingham TO join the state
forces I'm camp there to-day. The companies near
10 ali ~ which come from Essex County. left their
rospective places for Boston early trains. amid
demonstrati tons OF uniform enthusiasm They
reached this city Just before 10 o'clock. formed In
linz and paraded the streets being reviewed by
Governor Wocott and Mayor Quincy. Following
the regiment was a squad OF several hundred re-
cr,r,ts Along the line OF march thousands Of ctt-
zens lined the sidewalks and cheered the column.
A great display of flags, which seems 70 grow
daily, greeted the eye on all sides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
PRISONERS WANT TO ENTER THE ARMY
PETITIONS TO THE PRESIDENT By COUNTERFEIT
Frs AND MArLBox ROBBERS

g, Joseph Mo. May 5.--w L. Please counter
fei.er sent up from ST. Joseph. and sixteen otner
United States prisoners have forwarded petitions 70
President Mckinley asking pardon and that they
he permitted TO serve in the Army against Spain.
The only condition is that they be restored to cc-
zenship at the close OF the war The scheme or1gi,
mated with Please and Prentice Tiler. the no.eo
mallbox robber. who was fugtVe from JusN@"
several years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
THE ST. PAUL SAILS SEAWARD.
An ENTHUSIASTIC GREETING GIVEN TO CAPTAIN
SIGSREE AND HIS SHIP.


SIGSBEE AND HIS SHIP
Philadelphia. May 5-The big auxiliary cruiser ST..
Paul. with Captain Sgsbcs the bridge. left tho
Cramp shpyard at $40 O'Clock this morning and
the signal for a great outburst of enthusiastic
patri ,tism and the reception the new cruiser and
Captain Sgsbee received a truly magnificent
one. All the vessels on the river that owned whis-
ties blew long the steam in their boilers
allowed. Along the shore. both the Philadelphia
and New-Jersey sides. crowds OF people were con-
gregated. wildly cheering tho St Paul ma jeet-
cay sailed down The whistle OF the 81 Paul
never shrieked once. hut two seamen stood aft and
continually dipped the Stars and Stripes. She was
also heartily greeted at tho navy yard by the hun
dreds OF workmen and Naval Reserves.
Contrary to the announcement at the Cramp
shpyard that the ST. Paul would stop al League
Island Navy Yard for ammunition. the big cruiser
proceeded straight down the Delaware River. She
passed Marcus Hook. fifteen miles below this city
n i % a. m. and reached Deepwater Point. near
Newcastle. Del, and anchored at 1870 p. m II IL
not known why Captain Sigsbee changed his orig
inal plans. unless II that he feared to take
chances IN the narrow channel at the navy yard
II is presumed that the ST Paul Will take on her
ammunition in the Delaware Bay. OF Bombay
Hook. at the same time she receives her coal.
Persons familiar with the appearance OF the 81
Paul when she OF the stars OF the Amer
lean Line would not have recognized her to-day
The dull. sombre gray paint which covered every
visible portion Of the cruiser except her deck
changed her appearance completely.
The alleged Spanish spy who caught on the
St. Paul late Tuesday night was put ashore just
before the cruiser sailed The evidence against him
not deemed sufficient and he was released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
THE MENOCAL TRIAL BEGUN.
PAPERS ARRIVED At THE NAVY YARD TOO LATE
AND THE COURT ADJOURNED UNTIL
THIS FORENOON.

The court martial which is TO pass upon the
charges preferred against Civil Engineer 4. G.
Menocal. L. s. ". who Is accused OF negligence
and ineCiciency in connection with tho construction
OF the new timber drydock at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. mot yesterday
Tho trial was to have been begun last March. but
II was postponed owing to the Illness OF the
cuscd officer In the mean time the naval Off ers
who had been appointed members OF tho court
wero called away active service. and 1t was
found necessary to appoint new court. and five
OF It's members on the retired list.
The court Is composed OF Admiral A. p. *.
Bonham Tctircdl Captain Allen V Reed retred).
Yates Sterling, n. f. Picking and John Reed Com
modorc Thomas Nelson (retired) William X. New
man (rctircd) and George X. Durand lrctred). The
1udge-advocate is Lieutenant c. II. Lauchhcmer.
l.. <. VI. G. $3.50 .
;rhe court met o'clock In Building No. T. and
organized After this the specifications embodied
In tie complaint read. and II
nounced whether the proceedings would be open
10 tho press representatives or not.
The papcrs in tho did not Grrvo at tho
courtroom until o'clock yesterday afternoon. and
Admiral Renham adjourned the court until 1890
o'clock this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
BRAZIL DECLARES NET TR4LTTY.

THE GOVERNMENT NOW HAS no CAUSE TO RE-
GRET THE ACTION.
Washington. May 5.-Notice came 10 the state
Department from Brazil to-day that that Gov
eminent had declared neutrality. There IL now
no cause to regret such action on the part OF
Brazil Cor. however beneficial the delay has been
to the United States in getting its warshps SAFE
ly along the Brazilian coast. the issue Of the
proclamation is likely to be still more beneficial
In closing Brazilian ports to the Spanish flying
squadron II 1t should be headed in that direc-
ton. Il may ne noted however. that while the
first reports were received with little credit the
advices coming to the Navy Department to
day. though not conclusive. inclined the officers
10 the belief that the Spanish flying squadron
really has turned back from Cape Verd TO con-
sodate with the home squadron at Cadiz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
FRESH FOOD FOR THE FLEET

INSTRUMENTATION SHIP TO CAHKY Z CAK''0 B1tOM
PHILADELPHIA.
Washington. May (SpccaD.-The refrigerator
.,oaner Illinois. purchased by the Navy to carry
fresh food 10 the Cuban "'ochadihs squauioh nus
been renamed the supply and is expec'ed 10 ieaVe
49, - ,,.ht. an Saturday stocked with fresh beef,
,eectabes and fruit TO be delivered 70 The
,sSeIs or Csrdcnas. Matanzas. Havana ana Clcii-
TesSeIs or w. Snnply will then 10 New Orleans to
gi hor cold-storage apartments. and return TO
~, nort ms often as necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
pprvArr FLYNN DIES OF HEART FAILURE

Mantle. Conn., May 5.-Private John T. Flynn
TWENTY-FIVE years OF age. OF Company B. LIST Resi-
ment OF Hartford, in camp with the Connecuc9t
troops at the military rendezvous mere oie" 1uo-
denlv Of heart failure this afternoon
This afternoon the Connecticut soidiers are oe
luz ms ruemtensnt Hamilton Rowan. L. g. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
.p,op PLATES LACKING FOR THE WIS
CONSIN

Gan Francisco May 5.-Work at the Union iron
,vorrs on the United States battle-ship Wisconsin
e delayed by the non-arrival Of her armor plates.
Otherwise the completion OF the wesse ss oves
i u ibousand men employed In the yard' worAi"s
,n night ard day shifts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
THE GOVERNOR ISSUES COMMISSIONS.

Albany. May 5-Governor Black. through AdJu-
tant-Ceneral Tilnghast issued these commissions
this afternoon: AS majors. Captain William VIII
son. 34th Separate Company. Geneva. and Captain
NJ p Butler AID Separate Company. Niagara
Falls. a. surgeon. W. j. Bolger 4th Separate Com
pany. Oswego; as assistant surgeons. a. F. HodG-
man I'd Separate Company. Auburn and X g.
Eowand Of the Goth Separate Company, Emira,
ali OF whom are TO with the Sd Volunteer
Regiment at Hampstead Plains
General TillinRhast has designated First Lieuten-
ent John Archibold to recruit new company. to
he known as the 10th Separate Company, OF CO.
hoes in place OF the 7th Separate Company. which
volunteered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
BUSY DAYS IN OLD PORTSMOUTH.
MINING THE HARBOR. AND FoRTTFTCATIONs EX-
AMINED-THE ESSEX pRYDOCKED FOR
OVFRHAVIJNC

Portsmouth, y. H.. May Portsmouth Harbor
was a busy place to-day. The United States ship
Essex was successfully placed In drydock early this
forenoon and tho work OF overh luling her was
begun nj
Major r.. L. Hoxie. OF the United States Army
Engineer Corps arrived here this morning on board
TIE tug Sylvester Ward. to assist In the work OF
mining tho harbor.
Captain w :. Edgery, United States Army.
com panied by Captain f. s. Curtis OF Fort Con
atituton made ;our OF inspection OF all tho forth
cations about the harbor during the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

Bethlehem Iron Company to Newport News. The
plate. with bolts etc. weighed thirty-thrce and n
half tons. The company is rushing work on the
arnOr- plate rapidly possible, and big force
OF men Is kept constantly employed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

ST Louis May 5.-Ensign Felix n Hunicke. L. B.
~. now engaged In business in this city. who be-
longed TO one OF the classes graduated at Annap-
oils and dismissed because the Navy dd not t tnen
ordered 10 Washington for active duty IL is
thought here that this is an indication ina. , .ne
o,bnr members OF those classes whose services
comId not heretofore be made OF will now be
called on for active service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
ACCUSED OF BEING A BOGUS DETECTIVE
w. A. AIKEN is SAID TO HAVE COMMITTED THE
CRIME HE SOUGHT TO REVEAL

CRIME HE SOUGHT TO REVEAL
Springfield H., May Subjective Jones OF
Springfield who was assigned by chef OF Poice
Castles to try to discover the person who placed
eun-cotton In the exposition building. where two
thousand Illinois troops are quartered asserts TO-
day that w a. Aiken. the man arrested on
charge OF robbing w. T. Hardness, secretary OF the
Anaconda Mining Company. OF New-fork' Is the
cuprit who placed the explosive
Jones says Aiken is a sham detective Aiken car
res various detective badges and papers; ana. &C.
10 he smpoyed 10 investigate the gun-cotton mys-
terry making assurances OF discovering the perpe-
trators II is also claimed that Aiken wrote mys-
ter,o,s letters and sent them through the mails.
Further developments are expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
CRUISERS ON THE NEW-ENCLAND COAST
TIE FIRING OF SALUTE BY THE COLUMBIA
CREATES ALARM

Provincetown. Mass. May 5.-The cruiser Co.
lu,nbia arrived In Provincetown Harbor at 2:1S
o'clock this afternoon The firing OF salute
by the Columbia while entering the harbor
frightened many OF the residents OF the town
and tho report spread rapidly that a Spanish
ship had attacked the San Francisco
Flag Lieutenant Knapp who was detached
from, the Topeka. arrived here at noon to join
the San Francisco.
The cruiser San Francisco arrived IN tho mar
bor a, 1.l} o'clock this morning.
Boston May 5.-The monitor Lehigh arrived
In the upper harbor this forenoon. She has on
board detachment OF the Naval Militia OF
Mosgnchusotts In command OF Lieutenant Peck.
Newport X. l., May 5.-The cruiser Mime
apos sailed east at $50 n. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

Boston. May b-Captain Clarke. Of the United
States revenue cutter Dallas. has received order:
TO cooperate with Colonel Mansfield OF the United
States Enginer Corps. in the work OF patrolins
the mine fields IN Boston Harbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
LARGE PERCENTAGE OF MEN ACCEPTED

South Framingham. Mass. May Scamp Dewey
the Headquarters Of the I'd. 9th and sth Regiments
NJ V NJ to-day presented very dihereht ap'
pearance from that OF any previous day during tho
usok Tho sur was bright and warm. and much
of the mud had dried away. The stirring scenes
attending the arrival OF the I'd ana sin 8 Pat
this week were repeated to-day when the stn hesi-
ment Colonel William A. Pew. arrived on a spe
cial train from Boston at o'clock, every company
with full ranks. -. "a p.c.
The examination OF the members or the 20 he e
ment was concluded this morning ana II WAS was 'neI
announced that all the field and stan orncers ana
SSS out OF a total OF 92S men had oeen accepteu.
The limo Officers of the 9th Regiment were exam
ned this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
sropprp BY TIE CRUISER CINCINNATI.

Boston. May Tho Norwegian steamer Orange
arrived here to-day from Cuba. She reports that
on April %. two miles out Of Matanzas Harbor
she was stopped with n blank shot by the United
states cruiser Cincinnati. Tho steamer was per-
mIited 10 proceed after her papers had been ex-
amircd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
EXPLOSION AT A DEWEY CELEBRATION.
A PARROT GUN PROVES IT WAS MORE oRNA-

MENTAL THAN USEFUL.
Rockford. Ill. May SIN a celebration at oregon
OF Commodore Dewey's victory the citizens ois'
charged ono Of the lo-pound rihed Parrott guns
witch the Government has been distributing to
G. A. r. posts The piece exploded. throwing fraS-
men:s for blocks Several persons had narrow
escapes. and a number OF houses were sngntLy
damaged The cannon are intended for ornamen'a'
purposes only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
C0RHAM
SilVerWareS
Wedding Gifts.
Broadway & 10Th St.
q Maiden Lane.

nounces that The United States dynamite cruiser
Nictheroy has sailed northward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

wYANDOTTE TO PROTECT BATH. ME.
Washington May (SpeciaD.-The sngIc-turret
monitor wyandotte. for the last two years the
practc. ship OF the Connecticut Naval Militia has
been ordered 10 Boston for slight repairs and Will
then proceed to Bath. Me-. to guard tho shipbuild-
ing works at that port and tho city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
.pNop FOR THE KEARsARGE SHIPPED

bethlehem Penn. May 5.-rurrct plates for the
bat.Ie-sbp Kearsarge were shipped to-day BY the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06

THE NIcTHEROY ON THE WAY NORTH.
i'uenos Ayres VIA Galveston. Tex, May "a dis
'@'ch received here to-day from Rio Janeiro an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-06
From another letter from the bockadlng oil
vision off Cardenas is taken this extract.

TWO g7lnnoa's are placing mines IN the narbor'
rgh, under our noses and nothing IS done to SOP
g. We come IN 10 about the sam" an 'nOIaec go
dav going outside to cruise every night. ana tneIc
IS no reason why they should not dump inlhe or
two FOR W.. they know that We are wen o"' VI
the way IL nisht and sure 70 come back 10 inc
same place In the morning The gunbontS are ~.
easy range. and could destroy them without am
trouble. but nave orders 70 let them aIohe an.
compelled 10 lie idly in sight Of them pIepaIs
nice berth for us, they did Tor inc NAM
These are queer times. and this Is queer hght-
ing.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-02-11

The session of the institute continued up
on Wednesday lost nothing in interest and
attendance, although the roads leading
into the city were not In the best OF condi-
ton on account Of the thaw. A marked
feeling Of sociability and kindly interest pre-
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-11
MIDwEEK THEATER NOTES.
Plays and Prospective Attractions at
 the Plavhouses.

The Frawley company at the Columbia are giving a very enjoyable presentation of the jolly farce, His Absent Son The piece is cleyerly constructed and the sltu- ations and amusing complications come without forcing. Harry Corson Clarke, Eleanor Carey, Theodore Roberts. Ed ward Bell and the remainder of the cast are well fitted for their respective roles. His Absent Boy" will be the bill for the remainder of the week, including Satur- day matinee.
 An event of interest will be the revival by the Frawley company next Monday be augmented by the special engagement Of Ignacio Martinetti and karra henWyn. Martinetu was the original Zou Zou and was one of the biggest hits or the pro- duction. Miss kenWyn will play the role of Trilby. Alfred Hickman, who was the original Little Billie, will be seen in the same role in next weeks production at the Columbia. Theodore Roberts will make Q startling SvengaH. Seats are in great de- mand for the piece
 The reopening of the Baldwin Theater on Monday week will be one of the at tractiVe events of the month. The bill is to be Henry Miller and company in the romantic comedy "HeartseaSe." The star will be supported by some clever people, notably Mabel Bert, Augustus Cook, C.. Leslie Allen, Arthur Elliott, Margaret seats for the engagement will commence
 '"The Cherry Pickers" at Norosco's has
 
 with telling situations and the able man ner in which it is produced is filling the big house nightly.
 At the Orpheum it is the old story-a bill that suits the audience from parQuet to gallery and standing room only II one goes late.
 ing with much favor and good houses are the rule.
 excellent attractions Is making profitable business for that popular outing place the Chutes. being the coming production at the Al cazaT as announced, following the clos ing of Camille" which holds the boards at that house this week to good business, the management will defer its produc- ton until the week later, and give Q mixed bill of revivals of old favorites, as follows: Faust" Monday and Tuesday evenings; Wednesday evening, "The Mas ter of Ceremonies: Thursday and Fri day evenings, Frederick the Great and Saturday matinee and Saturday and Sun day evenings, ''YOrick's Love-" This will enable those who failed to witness any Of those performances at it's first pro duction to witness it next week. Au- gust p The Merchant of Venice" will be put on, and that bill will positively close the Morrison engagement at the AL CaZar.