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NOTES or THE STAGE.

Several announcements have been made lately OF
tho establishment Of stock company at the
Columbus Theatre Tho list OF the members OF tho
company Is now announced az fouows Frank Nor
daunt Edwin Arden Edgar l.. Davenport, William
seymour Edward :. Abeles Robert McWade. jr,
Lester Wallack jr. George 5. stevens Francis
Gheen. Mlss Amelia BINGHAM. Miss Una Abell
Mise Marion Knott. Miss Lydia Knott. Miss Marie
bingham Miss Emma Marsh Miss Mildred Burn
ram Miss Said"c Irving Miss Bella Dore and
Miss I.eona Luke.
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OgdensburS y. Z. April i5.-E. : Crasper. for
rner member OF the Assembly from the old Hid
District Of ST Lawrence County. died from paral-
uffy-ninc
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Captain Sgsbecs revolver was recently exhibited
IN - lobby Of one Of the theatres The Broadway
Theatre now has his bicycle. It went down with
the Maine Was under water FOR five days
brought up by diver. was returned by Captain
shee 10 the company that made 1t. presumably
exchange for new one. ana was lent by the
company to the theatre
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rur SHIP DANIEL BARNES WRECKED

sourabaya Java April 1.-THE American ship
Daniel Barnes Captain Arpe from New-York De-
c.mber 10 for Hong Kong. Is ashore IN Atlas
straits and full OF water. Her cargo may possibly
be saved II lighters are sent to remove II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

The popularity OF Mrs. Fiskes plays "A Ri, Of
old Chelsea" and Love Finds Way" AT the
Fifth Avenue Theatre has been such as TO war
rant the management in extending the engage
monf and this has accordingly been done, the
production OF the opcreita, The Koreans" being
def
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

For Group. whoop!ng Cough. Catarrh-any FORM
~ "cold"-a safe and almost certain cure will be
found in Jayne's Expectorant. 80
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. YES
INDIES ETC.


s.rr-RpAY-A, N A. NJ supplementary 1870 m.l
for Forum. Isia7d. Jamaica. Savanlla ard Cartha-
s.na ner 5 Allegheny detters for Costa Rlca must
be directed per AeehanyD. ct 1880 a. NJ for cuba.
,ampeche chispas. Totasco and Yucatan. per O.
Orxaba detters other parts Of Mexico must be d.
p.r Pora: at II a. m for santos. per s. .
Taormlna for other parts OF Brazil must b
directed per TaormnaD at ~ m for Grenada. Trin-
dad and Tooaso per s a. ohveaene. al L p, m. ior
A, $40 p. M Newfoundland steamer from
North sydney $50 p. for ST. Pierre Miqueon per
steamer from Halifax.
Nails Tor Newfoundland by rail Halifax and thence
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Mails Tor Australia except West Australia. New-zea-
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MARRIED.

WILLIAMS Thursday. April H. -
at the Presbyterian Church. In Milton. Penn. % tho
Rev. W. T. |. Kierer: assisted by the Rev prof.ssos
Edward X. Rawson. T. 8. ~, Adele Margaret. eldest
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Dlckerman, -
Rose Hill. Howard Hunter Williams. Of New-fos6
Notices of marriages and deaths must be -
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

MEANS 4 DECLARATION OF WAR.

From The Cleveland Leader
tn. adoption by ho'h nranGncs o. n s'uha
,,iu amount practically 10 a i"CidrdtIon 81 ~
against Spain ana ~m e r.,dy TO- hostile demon
sirstion Inside OF tweniy-four hours
ACTION rs APPROVED BY THE PEOPLE.
From Tn. s. Louis Republic.
Tho House In fact and tho senate IN enccf nav,
passed resolutions declaring LOT l'nmrnl"tr a. " a
NV, forces Of The United States at the Pr'si-
dcn disposal IN arriving ina, f fne mnanmon S
sentiment OF the people OF the United states
A VICTORY FOR THE PRESIDENT.
From Tho Chicago TimesHcrald.
RS a great victory for the President. and vii
enable HIN 10 pursue ms poll OF dend nGE t,
sovernmen, cuba shall have until the Cubans have
an 9ppOTG sFcn for 20 he Sban Jnn who have
n"c,rd by the free use OF cuban bonds. good AFTER
10 recognition Of Independence TO buy their way
through Congress.
SPAIN MUST WITHDRAW FROM CUBA.
From The Providence Journal
II is evident that Congress does not intend 10
declare on Spain but w instruct tne f ion
dent to rho ho repT He TO hs demand ' may come in the
usual form OF diplomacy, that Time necessary lot
o,hcr words Spain will soon have to decide on
night or "A surrender. as the present strain cannot
be long continued
WILL RATIFY PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
From The Milwaukee Sentinel.
Intervention. In whatever form II II expressed.
amounfs 10 a declaration that Spain must with
draw from cuba In this the President and con-
eress are in accord and the passage OF the ma
ctor,ty resolution will he hut a ratification Of the
Presidents message
SENATE MAY YIELD TO THE HOUSE
From The Pit,sburg Commercial Gazette.
7, IA intimated that the Senate will vote for both
Intervention and recognition ard having thus gone
on record will subsequently, yield 10 the dominant
Continent in the House and vote for intervention
uithout recognition. As about half the members
y, tho senate are already formally booked 10 make
.neeches before vote il taken Their" seems little
nroba billy that the latter viii he taken to-day.
SPANS LAST CHANCE TO SPEAK
From The Detroit Free Press.
When the Senate has concurred tnere VI, ne Dni
he when the question Is put 10 her direc,y by tne
f,re-,dent Then she answer Wen tof ner
- hs,fer ZOO for the Nation that challenges ner
IN he name Of civilization and humanity she
y.eidA
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CrB4N RESOLUTIONS N CONGRESS-


THE IIDI 81 HAS I'.NT' - ~
From The Chicago Tribune
The House has done is duty. and Us pi"n'pP,
liz, Iii satisfy the demand Of the people "
hoe acted wisely IN not recognizing inc Irost,.'
~ ~ The Republic 81 cuba. u has or
100 Immediate Intervention 10 stop ih~ war, %
secure peace and order. and 10 aliow me peoIIs
=, Ina IN establish free and stable government
Of their own.
Will. OF THE PEOPLE now DECLARED.
From The BOSTON Journal
r.. oood or for evil this IL Republic In which
~ az men count |, Is a Republic in which mo
m ora ~ aarerfaining tho Will OF the p'op" nave
r-o,.,ded win eyaciness and unbroken order
~, iuUl has been asce-tained and declared ana
The American who falicrs no" VIII oe ma" VIM
c,t, a country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

Edwin Star Bclknap. the composer and actor Of
nantomimes has been appointed the director OF the
department OF pantomime in the American Acad-
emy OF the Dramatic Arts and Empire Theatre
Dramatic School
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The fourteenth annual bereht Of the Theatrical
Mechanical Association No l. OF New-York Will
,aka Mace AT the Fourteenth Street Theatre
Thursday afternoon. April 81. The following per-
formers have volunteered for the OCCASION Digby
MaId Reach Eben Plympton, John Carroll. Will
am Van Duzcr. Page F. Nicholson. jr., a. l..
BLOCK James Koran and r. s. Dare.
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BORN.
MARRIED..

royELANp-On April IL. 1898. Or. and Mrs Bradford
churchill Ioveand. OF clifton Springs. " J.. SON.
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rr,hu,. ONCE April 49, a m.-The weather yesterday
ma. threatening followed by rain. The temperature
ranged between and 30 degrees the average H'+ de
srees being So degrees lower than Thursday and 81
crs.a iower than on the corresponding day last
m. weather In and this city day will probably
n. clearing and
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CATTLE AND SHEEP LOST AT 81

Liverpool April l5-The British steamer Elfrda,
Captain Burgess. from Buenos Ayres. via ST
Vincent c. v March - which arrived here on
April 49, lost ls4 sheep and 81 oullocks during mo
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rn1RrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

I, mi. diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes IN pressure as indicated by The Trbunes self
.aan-,,-g h,rometer The dotted line shows the tenn
rera,tre as recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
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p AND o. STEAMER ~ A BAD WAY.
Perrin Island OF Perrin. April B-The PeninsuIar
and Oriental steamer China, before reported ashore
=, .zs,aa Reef "a IN a bad position and II Is now
very doubtful whether she can be saved from
complete wreck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

Miss Matte Ferguson. who IL playing IN What
Happened 10 Jones" at the Grand Opera House
was married on THURSDAY at inc New. ork rresos-
,srian church at Seventh-ave and One hundred
and-twenty-eighth-st.. TO Alfred p Reichelt; me
secretary and treasurer OF me 'enttai pas LEU
,s,r,g woman OF William J. Scanlans Company.
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The hograph will return 10 keiths Union Squar'
Theatre on April % and will exhibit its naval anC
military pictures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-16

Henry +. Dixey has been engaged for the lead
ing mart in the now review OF the theatrical sea
son soon 10 be presented nj tho Casino. 1t Is said
Thai I'm the preparation Of the piece Messrs. ker-
ker and Morton have had In mind us production
In Iondon as well az In New-lork.
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.rrin.d matter etcC;erman steamers sailing or Tues
dsXs take printed matter for Germany ana spe
calv addressed printed matter etc for other parts OF
l.urnoe American ard White star steamers on Nedner-
davs ;erman steamers o Thursdays. and 'nnard:
French and German Saturdays take prnted
rnater etc for all for which they are ad-
yer,sed mail .,., -
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named above additional supplementary mails opened
On The nisr. OF the American English. French ana Ger
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A.-The kensico Cemetery.-Prvats etaton aas:
Railroad <3 m,lutes ride from the Grand Csntfes
Depot once. l6 EaN <2d-st
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SPANS LAST CHANCE TO SPEAK.

when the Senate has concurred there viii ne bui
orc more chance for Spain TO speak. and that WI!
he when the question Is put 10 her dTecuy os sir
pr.-,den, Then she answer Wen Tor ner
IA h",,er roo for the Nation that challenges her
a. he name Of civilization and humanity she
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INCIDENTS WHICH MARK CONTRAST.
rhe ability OF the two political machines 20 shield
and protect accused persons from prosecution, es-
pecialy when OF the men who 10 deeply inter
estcd in this prosecution IS Police Commissioner
cannot be questioned and there have certainly oeen
incidents In the conduct OF the Police Department
and the District-Attorney Office in Brooklyn IN
the AS, month tina. enough 10 create many mis-
gvings
There Is a marked contrast between the busihesh-
Ike. vigorous manner with which the Distrlct-A'-
torueys Office prosecuted ex-Coroner EDWARD -
Coombs and the manner In which II is haho"hS
this vastly moro important bribery scandal Ihcte
are e.. people acquainted with FREDERICK I" Isles
who doubt for moment the absolute truth OF MS
Confession Isles is laundering. impulsive soIt
OF fellow. and as he described himself yesterday.
re Is something Of fool When Isles attempted
10 bsibe his fellow Grand Jurors Thomas EDWARDS
ana Charles scnott. by way OF assuring them that
'Hs bribery would BE- success. he oIofteo OUT
iorx has nxed Clarke
"Hie II is the general belief that Assis'an'
D'S'nct-Attorney John +. Clarke is Thoroughly
honest man. and could not be Fixed" In the oral
ray meaning Of the word. York has admitted tha'
''e called on Clarke while the Grand Jury was
iins the City Works scandal; but ne mas
'a mat the purpose OF his call related IN any
" me Investigation that the Grand Jury was
"'s '' The career OF his fellow-Poice com
missioner Phillips
d.. 'e'es, 10 note here that In the only 'ai"
.S 1870 ""s nad with a reporter since the bribery
a,. was exposed he has devoted himself 10
eAon-fs'lns Police Commissioner York This IN
80" was given TO the machine Democratic or
49, 0on'yh' and Commissioner Philips was
s 80 as saying That 1t was an outrage on public
cy 20 dfag Mr. York. name into the con;ro-
'e,sy lie extolied the virtues Of Mr. York in such
S."e phrase that those who road (, consid-
e''u IL case OF protesting TOO much II is re-
sdoeu rs most likely that II Richard Croker
wanted TO Interfere In the King, County District.
h"y once on behalf OF William f. Philips.
iorH "ouid ne the man he would select for tho
negotiation
DELAY BY THE DIsTRIcT-ATToRNEY
Iae Tribune nearly three weeks ago announced
ino"as EDWARDS. foreman OF the March
Grand Jury. had received an orfer of 4 onbe Of
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Prom The Cleveland T@adeT
Tn. adoption by both branches ~ ongr'ss
rcsnlutlons authorizing armed intervention IN VI
~ Nam nrac'icallv to declaration or "
seainst spain and when that action IS taken u
Ini,nd states should be ready To- hoSule demo
s,rsfion inside OF tweniy-four hours.
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tive Bureau in Brooklyn. indignant last might
uh.n his attention was called TO the fact that his
DEPARTMENT being severely criticised for alleged
ana,hy In speaking OF the case he said:
.r,,o n. the best detectives I've got have been
uorting on this steadily ever since April y
wren in was frst put into our hands on the theory
mat Henry u. Ohsen. the grand )urynah WHO'S Or
s.ad hodv was found in his office early on me
Morning O, March rs. met foul play. p 10 DATE az
The evidence secured by Murphy ana Uray ' M a
CONT OF financial emba rrassmeIt AIthousn liz,
Gems reasonable We have worked up al me iihes
OF 20 make IL a case OF suicide II Onlsen was
. 10 u murdered II ne was murdered by people
who feared the results OF the nos,fi~e 70
we my, that theory while everything points 10
suicide ,..o,. ..s,ures Of the cas- was the
one VI ~ three whskey glasses on the taple IN
osre where his body was found PM oo,, ns
iupe IN, It's side with the cork gu, va" ohIsen tent
IN me room, or,ce and SIX ounces OF the liquor
sennd in his stomach The cigar tns a,d ba
80. room were apparently o. inc sai n' ~ anu ~
rs msi . rad been in the haDt ol smons hts b.oS
coat was ngt pnf'W When his body found
his coat collar only vas ,hn Once table, as has
NECK LTD re Only his head was under tne ia" and
I pen lad zone into his once soon rentiv Aired his
seated h ance IN see 10 60 on b rna
revo, OH, n would he evidently sho' a, graxng his
The bullet hitting the S Sns the muzze OF his re-
body alier "arain.t his breast ana pui!so IL ~.
volyer IN. SHIRT badly p o~oef IN order 10
hs3 opened his coa' ana ,,,e free and unobstruct-
leave the cou' os he shot himself he spparem,",SS
ed As , epo out Of his chair on MS '"oe' VIZ"
hs Sndfr d, t h, 1n'f had
suicide fI s.d 0 10 DO h. ac, ard
TO lend him inon'g stga,lon possibly maue n
the GranHd Murphy and Gray are SIN oh inc @"''
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land, except in the north. Is hostile TO
America. OF the merchants shippers and
businss men generally 80 per cent. are
keenly American; 81 per cent. are neutral
and So per cent. are against war anywhere.
The nonconformis;s are sol,dly pro-Amsr-
lean while 80 per cent. of the Roman Cath
olics are pro-Spanish In all cases. accord
ihg Ia the figures The British aristocracy.
aside from the Catholics. is evenly divided.
while the jews are opposed TO America.
On the subject OF Catholic opposition TO
America the Daily Mail, in an article
printed today, says:
1T il largely due TO distinguished men,
bers of the Catholic arisiocracy and to the
Catholic prelaey of the United Kingdom
and Ireland that slight sympathy for
Spain has been worked up during the past
few days The priests and the people
alike are intent on showing their interest
IN the country which is a firmer strong
hold OF the church than Italy. and great
efforts are making to force the trend OF
public opinion. This fact. and the strong
Irish feeling. explains why so few Ma
tionaiist members OF the house OF COM
mons have spoken publicly IA favor OF the
United States. Messfs. Redmond and Dill
Ion have spoken. but the latter was i'm
mediateiy attacked by probably tho mos.
widely circulated Catholic organ In Eng
land, the Catholic TINES"