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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-29
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


sTAT9Ys 2S, e wEs Tn HE sTREEf
Streets ~ ten minutes later than that gwen WV"
$50 A. " FAST MAIPulman Buffet , pare 90 cai.
cage 80 coaches 70 Pttsbarg ,,.n.,.,d
500 A. VI; FAST Line Ptsbars 3R 2S,TEp P1nan
o s'esRns pnns ca T0f TaisaS cnennat
LOO +. w.: CHICAGO AND ST Loris Cbcsso. 81
go 5,' F. w. WESTERN ExrREss.-For Chicago For
40 I =. " soCTHWEsrER> EXPREssm For PITT g.
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville ln'ah'po"''
40 F. W. PACIFIC EMPRESS For Pitt,burg ana
ley Route connects for ceyeiand except p,ret
Sleeping Car Ne~ YorE to Altoona East Lbs.tS PING
burg and points West daily except S""'A''
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
10 $50 e2o 80, Dining cag 100 Di0P p5m r' ali
rsIor ana ang cSEs 20 99 sssv cII TO- ~ 20 io5c
LINN all Paror and Dining Carp. 40 dining Carl
so 10 1D2nf RS Sf AZ Flo 'TO Limited no In
YG SsfS f AND 5D wEsTE & EAWAYFor Memphis
ana New orleans 22 z N. aI FI5,a, special 1870
r NJ weekdays. Express. 30 a. m. ana -" D. "''
OHIO RAgy4y To % e 1Aly
A4NT Hce c asS a25 p" week We ,Dee:ss; s.s
T T2sa buffet T,ief Ps Sa p coaeh COM
bned Coach
( CAPE Mayed 2 m. week days ,.> n...c
Long Branch. Ashury Park nterlaken Snila,,l 800
Grove. and Point Pleasant from West i"eny nm" ~
station. $50 q. II 20. 40 and 4JV -
Sundays 92o $50 p. m. IRON pe-pi (. 90 . -
cortlandt Streets . 10 q. $3.50. 80. ana D." " -"
Sundays. J.ij m. j.l5 p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sio. ~. 80. 20 $50 20 $50 Psrna. LmMed, sso
Dining carr. 1870 dining carr ll5o a. m. lz.s, -
go 3 So 20 20 Dining CaD 80 d)inins tadI,, oD
sio s2c SO 20 - ss6 Gmed e 1850 d3, 3
ing carr M. 10 80 30 Dining CaIl, ~ 80 ~ -
Dining carr. so Dining carr. 80 DINING 'ai)' w.
$50 p. m. II ~ night. - -. %,
Broadway / Aston House. Twenty third street
Station. ~ Desbrosses and 1oruannt
$50 Fulton street, - b,.t".Mst
Pennsylvania station. Brookyn Sa'.o On;
Jersey city Tho New York Transfer company WI
call FOR and check baggage from hotels ami res'enc'
Telephone 2757 Eigateenth Street for Pennsylvania
7 81 JI,r,.fIiXs0x 7 r. WOOD.
General Manager General passr Agent
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ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of Yves, ssrd Cortland and Desorosses
Streets (Penua. Il. ferries ..,. -.
thine West 2srd Street Ofher ngures cor. sr
Deshros.es Streets Daily except sunday : SUNNY
only other trains daily.
.6.t5 ZOO An Local f9F r. EAs 10 'N1AcArA
Falls and West and PRINCIPAL loGa points fa''of
ana Inning cars Connects Tor 1 Oal Bfancnes-
Sn. Itu! "a Is. 90 Xoon. "ELhck DIAMOND
expRESs.' Hsndsomes tram n ne H3rl, I'm con.
TSl :" scsf,lg capacity. Due Buralo 80 = ~ coa-
nec,ne with through sleepcrs to Detroit and CHICAGO
DINING car s'rN'oe "a FOR wILKEs.BARRE,
'12.ln. l.vy !. ". SCRANTON, Coal brsh'heo
1850. 40 I. NJ and inlermsds,e Eolnti,,,.
..l'yV 25x p N Tocai Express for EAsIOS.
10 6,1O P. u For Buffalo snd points "es'
Tbrongp Sleeping Cars 70 Chicago and Icront.; 49,.
- in - 90 = NJ Express for bJttALo ana
rop,tY0 zone but Sleeping Car passenger, esrred
.S20 $50 Pm. For ITHACA, KQ(ohf.Sihrs
% S6IT n PIuASINFiEID and BOU>D BROOK locals.
sSnSh Panied ony $50 40. 80 and - ~ .,
Tcters and Pullman accommodations az lo ~, so
e,s o.: and $50 Broad way 81 J.. ith -, y - ~,
ton 81 Court st 81 BdWay snd Annex "a bsgesa
Y Transfer CO. vii call for end cuech D'eseS~
from hotel or residence through 20 destination
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ard fine 26 i5c. secured. 4lI42c. staple 49c Nyomns
&c Gne medium and fne ieG jc secured 4Eff2o staple
44Gi5c Australian secured basis combing sup'rnhe
7OG 72c: good. 65G6sc. average. 62d6oc
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qu.4t and h@nsnse special Liverpool cabiss-spot cotton
ezno-. Gu "a .ahsea sales 5000 bales socruiafon and
ia To-. American 1000 recelpts IL boo Amer.csn
i-e;s i. .psnd aAd Futures opened quiet part.i
deem, ,Ipseo steady Al - Q2 sfd MT ad,auce
Ntrcb SS'ss. JsnusryF February 3 2Oa3 p
Asy-r,n. ., ISIeh Anil 32i ihs. April May 32l rs;
az, 'ue o.%tHb. June-Juiy 3e1iEb. Tpi,-Auquet
' A0s1s'- september 32lAb. September O tobcr
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cotton closed quiet. with quotations unohancel,
~ c.h bibnd ouoied a. . lCc and mdflug Cult at
-' az COMPARED with Gisc and csc respectively a
&c OK mere co bales delivered contructs
~. o1 n he South was teegraphed follows.
oe t"et . l0c. Savannah quiet 52Sc. Charleston
10. Wilmington quiet. &c; Norfolk steady. &c
So, non MAJ 6Ac. Memphis steady. SIC. Augusta
"a - ', ~ Louis qvict. l5-16c. Galveston steady,
lo. I1 Ne" orleans steady. il-lec Tho export
IT,, Great Britain. Franc. Continent
re- ~ 'at ..t.. -.-..... J.2lI 2aOH
49, ~ li'' week 1850 lGl p .Gg3
"a "'s season q. lOJ.53i CSC 10 . 32c 43S
Receipts At New orleans ,or,or-oyy were oi,l,. es,i
49, f IRON 900 o. 5000 bales against 7.G4s les
-. ,,-N ana "''S bales year 70 mon
~ isi,h We're estimated from 800
year ms ZEE" ana l''" hales last
re, Ti' ~ -" ports and interior ponts t. day com
t8''i WIN 30 same day Last veet ana lac, roar-
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rrro--s for he week bales Destination London
900 Iiverpooi 400. Manchester 26f'. Cen1ra Amer
lca IS. West indies lS3b
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ROYAL BLUE LINE. -
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BMTIMORE AND WAshiN'
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. X. Y. follows
and 10 fioIn foot u w. 42c ST.
I.I5 p. NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily fos
Albany Syracuse. Rochester, HuNalo Niagara Falls
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago ana 81 Louis Arrives
Chicago and 81. Louis afternoon. Dining Car.
GAS T. NJ 80 n. later foot ". 42d ST.. Chicago ana
s. Louis Li'yed Daily Tor Utica syracuse RSSn-
Cleveland chicago ana ST Louis.
1880 Daily for Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buff
faio. Niagara Falls and Toionto.
SEAS T. NJ. Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches-
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. clevs-
land. Chicago aud 81. Louis.
Time tables principal hotels and OFFICES baggage
checked from Hotel or Residence by Wes,co,t Express
{. r LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent ~ T.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown Orice, No. i.2t2 broadway
"a door norih OF Yrt II untl O'Clock p m; advertise
ONCE rates until O'Clock r. m. VIZ: 25t shave 3 O.
23dst. 1872 shave. i2th-si Macy . sth-ave
and lithst lt2 columbus ave pear West Goth 100
42d-s between Ith ana sth i59 East ATHEIST sss
81 ave. between 18Th and nth l0e8 3d-ave near
6ist-st Los st-ave s9th-st: $50 "a ave ne.-
tst-st 5St 80 ave. go Bescker-st s25 Bleecker-st
Zoos Sd-ave 2io East Toih-s e2i ed-aye &c? sdaye
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Rio Cffee market steady, 40 RIO. S%5I' exchange
Esd receipts II ooo bags 1.-TWO daysl cleared for the
In.ted states. - 90 bags stock 2t6o,o bags. :
TIE statistical position ~ Brazil coffee is as foiloWf
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rortign Coffee Nsrksts-Santos Coffee market quiet
Goos average 1860. receipts. 1000 bags r"o
daysl. stock. 4se 900 bags Hamburg Cofee narkei
orenei q. pf- lowe 80 =. : pig ret lower,
ssles 00 bags onee market opened quiet IN
hanged ~ = m unchanged A. 3 2. m. irregular.
= lower closed 3. franc net lower, total sales H.
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Keoo0ts u breadFuTs az nfer0F polns N tf0us1n1s
las; cphsrs t6oo omitted Flour bis grain bush
follows:
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value Of American sovereignty over ths nn them
nd realize that this Government VIII XIV -"
f,u protection once it has established us
encv Naturally the numbers OF these haiis ,tact
Vho have during all these years to'' ,,r,,,r.hcnd
with SPANISH rulers only cannOi ~ ,,r,der the
what II means TO have the IhllpPlnrS .1,cote
American flag Time will be neccSsllt, ',V,nartc,ns
Inn "a a knowledge ~ the fnct that Americans
will rule them wisely ana wei ..,, landed at
when the coored American troops ."i'u asi,od
Manila the Fiipinos surrounded them anu "S,,,
ar" these the kind Of Americans VINO "IH 1913 1919
10 rule u.s. Whatever race preJudicts tn M Up ~
nave are perfectly natural. much as ''S a. ,,b,
Ia regrettcl In due season they VIII l','n WIZ
th. Americans are who are TO DE th'lI run, ,.,t,
.I denlora the war In the Philippines. Tor nti'Nt
in n.ace AT the same time II rs necessary ~ ~
mo war I'm such a manner "a to coHlptl ~ i''"''.,
lion of the Americans In order 10 90 lnl7 a N'.31
large body Of men must be sent 10 the lslihu9' "'
as fast as a town Is subiugatod IL must R' H'' ~
nv the Americans II confidence Is TO De rSllD'l9t
ana maintained as know very wen toWi "l.,Li
,owr has heen taken and then abandoned, anu
,h0se who are willing to recognize the Americans
have heen deprived Of all protection. Such 'nnul-
lion of affairs does not create confluence anu ~
'apal0s from the mountains. VINO are DONG mos "
The nghting take advantage or the lact: II Is ."
course a hopeless fight that Aguinaldo H. ensat,,u
ia lie has not been able TO muster ana pr"Ni',,
adoolate equipment for more than thirtF thpuS'nu
mon and this ont Of total population OF 'itIl
millions OF people The commercial class. Whl'h
has been ali powerful hitherto In the adminstIa,
tion Of affairs. is opposed To the war ana W"u'"
W. leone an american protcctorate. ,.,
Mr. Iala has letters of Introduction 10 NHHH"'
Dewey and will visit him in Washington
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HAByE & co.'s GREAr NEWARK STORE


Hahne e. cos great store in Newark, situated 3D.
the very heart OF the city. announces IFS fall
opening Of furniture, carpets and draperics ana to-
morrow will be its opening OF millinery and top
garments. The display OF furniture carpets and
drsperles Is the handsomest over shown by This
firm and 70 is well known all over the country hat
the furniture department Of this house is Of the
best and largest and second to none in the Unitcd
States.
The cnilro Broad-st front Is devoted 10 scns1-
ti0uallv superb window display Of HON" furnish
ings ariis'i.ally arranged. with view ~ present
hundred feet "a good sized stOrci devoted 20 O.
showing OF the newest furniture carpet and up
hostcry creations. those thar Will be- most sought
bv masters and mStrcsse- of homes.
The quantities meet qualities. and both conditions
meet prices Small and large pocketDook- salts
factorily served TO any figure Of their contents.
one Of the big features tomorrow vii De- the
Orcnine display OF millinery ana top garments. All
ti, very latest styles for fail and winter viii bc
shown. Many imported novelties Will hc displayed
AmOag the other departments are these. SIR
dress goods cloaks and furs CLOTH lace. emhrold-
erv. ribbons dress trimmings. hosiery. Nauu,l~.
linen notions. fancy goods iew'sry. leather goods
Shade manufacturing. button glove. handkerchief
wash goods china. glass. rrOD kerry ant ware. silver
plated ware sterling silver. bronze. clock lamp.
Confectionery. soda water h1usefurnishing trunk
infants Quitting underwear. corset Tim. wood.
iron. porcelain. upholstery. rug. carpet Olcloth.
Mating furniture mattress manufacturing cur
tain. shade. draucry. arr embroidery shoe book
stationery. picture. picture frame manufacturing.
toy. I'D. baby c1frae" bicycle. Ntlucprdr. hard
ware and Rrorcr~ ~uUdrirs.
Hahne n Co. make free deliveries az New-Jers.y
railroad stations and their delivery system l~ noted
FOR its prOnpfuess
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RAMON REYES LALA CALLS OK THE CEIF
BRATION COMMITTEES

ramon H'yes Iala. the author and lecturer and
Tho only naturaized Filipino IN the United States.
PAID Ms respects 20 the Dewey Committee yestar.
DAY ana assured the officials of his desir. fo COO
operate IN every possible way in making the r,-
cepiCn of Admiral Dewey a success His father
senior laa. Is merchant IN Manila ana friend
Of Admiral Dewey.
! DO not think" he said that the Fulpino Is
lully understood by the Americans I have been
asked who are The Fnpinos aSd have answered
w DO are the Americans? There are from sfxf,
70 "sh'y tribes inhabi'ing the Philippine Islands.
VINO speak AZ many tongues Now which Of them
Is the Filipino? believe you have Englishmen and
Germans ana AnstTians and Italians and Scotchmen
IN America. Now. who are the Americans9 The
original Filipino is as scare. as The original Iud u
III America ana have heard IL said that tho Indian
was the only genuine American Nv father for a.
stance. IS an East Indian who cmigrafcl to the
Philippines and who is now elghty-nye wears old
ana he married Filipino woman American Eng
lish. German ana Spanish merchants have also
married Filipino women, and suppose their chill
dren are entitled TO be called Filipnos
THE educated Fiiipinos fully understand the
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. and awaiting the completion Of the stan cor
/ umns upon which they Will stahu' wing
groups are ready for setting ana arr ~ arch
under cover in the Enclosure "uo" ,,,dor wav.
and there is no possible rear H'" Va
drance in the work. . ,.,,,o Society
The renort OF the National sculpture % ~,
to the Plan and Scope Commute enc .n ostimate
pense had exceeded by S3o" the nIs. .'s,ad I,.
sbovs that the vorkmen were not ac'ua'VN pf
the same spirit that moved the sculpe"a1 h,.
the extra money. 5000 was maze ' ,'o.Tes and
a strike OF, the plasterers Tor hEHeI ~, or,er-
81 OOO was because the dealers charseu @ on
eencv prices for material. The colonhaueS ~
the north side Of the arch are bulll up III pao,,rt
and the figure OF "Victory that is W su 81 49, Inc
II Is in the Madison Square GaTueh IeaN' .uf
put in place as soon as the PiaS'0'
fciently set. 49,, .o,acranhed
Adiutant General II. c. Corbn te ies,apa,avD
Chairman Randolph GuggehheIln'ei, - cent TO
that the following Instructions "dn r,,nent Of
the commanding general OF '"e DVP"
the East:
RI ,,,,o,or, Of War desires all the availane
~, O., Tnr,York Ilarbor and vicinity 10 '.he
mart IN the parade incident to the rtcep'iYTt , ~
miral Dewey t. $ ~ 40 lor tn'S mat YOU cause the
committee having the reception IN hahu " vYnonlf-
notified You are auth9rzSGg ss 81 into eject
Bv command of Major General Mics
An object lesson will be given to citizehs se a.
orally who are Interested in the supJeCt, % -
Elimination at the Wyandotte Club NO; 20 Iii
Fiftv-eighth-st tonight. The cIup WIZ ~ AZ
rornnanv and Warren w. Foster. secretary "a
tho Dewey Committee. has been requeS''u :"
witness the illumination , Gov
Tho Committee on Fireworks has arranged l"i
an elaborate display Of fireworks III llIe Dat
the arrival of Admiral Dewey. and mas aWaIu'u
tho contract to the Nordnger-Charlton + liz. IT,,
works COMPANY. Of Frankin-st.. for a SlV""
display on Barron HILL Staten Island
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PLANS FOR TRAVEL IN BROOKLYN.
THE RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY ARRANGING
To IL NnI-E PIG CROMDS.

TO HANDLE BIG CROWDS.
The officials Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
many have carefully considered the probable dis
trbuton Of the crowds at the various stages oil the
Dewey celebration. and are preparing to DO every
thing in their power furnish ADEQUATE transport
tation from point TO point.
Every car which is I'm sorvceable condition VIII
bo on the road during the days of the Dewey celc-
bration" said w ". Whcatey. the assistant gem
eral superintendent. to Tribune reporter ycsier-
dav afternoon. 1--WE expect To- bc well hNcd al mat
time to furnish a good service. There VIII pIon'-
blv be fourteen hundred cars i'm operation ON the
surface lines and three hundred ON the elevated
lines We have considered just what viii be- the
objective point OF the crowds at the various times
and we now have the system in such shape th"t
We Will be- able 10 throw large number OF cars
into any one portion of the borough.
on Thursday afternoon and evening MI w neat
lev has planned 10 run large service 10 BAY
Ridge and Fort Hamilton. This is on the suppos-
ton that people will want 10 get as near as posi-
ble to the scene Of welcome when the Olympia
arrives. and get a good view Of the red hre dis
plays at night
ON Friday and Saturday il is the supposiion tha'
nearly every one i'm Brooklyn will want TO 90 10
Manhattan 10 get close views Of the naval ana
land parades In view of that, all the cars VIII De
run over the Bridge and to the ferries. Inc ser
vice viii be started early I'm the morning, as IL ~
expected that most people VIII want 10 get an
carly start ,.., cha, ,,re.. cro,,ls
will again 20 10 Bay Ridge and fOIi Taunton III
order 10 view the fireworks from lhe h,s" siloi'
and the service of the cars VIII largely oe u''''"
on saturday the problem will be to get me
crowds to Manhattan In hc ,nqrning ana sr Do" X
lating on lust how many Of the visitors from out
Of town will want to 60 TO Coney lsland Dvit@''
tioy rcfurn lie is preparing 20 taxi care oil a
good many Of this class on Saturday nlsht ana
The ferries will have 10 help out greatly ID ,.
ting the people back ana forth between I9oNis n
and Manhattan. as Mr. Whcauey says th"t J, WI
b. impossible 10 all Of the extra cars oyer ,nS
Brijga The full capacity Of the BridEe Is ua'lf
taxed during the rush hours. ana 10 run KIP m, b
cars over il would he an lmpoS.lniiN -" ~, ,
extra cars Will therefore, De run 10 the various
ferries ,.,,,., o., the rautl
onerafon of cars over the Bridge the franz wore
which has been erected on the south ro"u"dl l..'
tb, electrical display stl further conpiical's MAJ
tcrs hut II tie police 30 their part ia me I."iifs'
,nlnt of the trucks Mr. Wheatlcy expects !" keep
things working smoothly. , 80 houJ,,.
rhls period Of three or four days 81 noll"l
crowds win ma. "a big addition 10 the :, in Il
receipts of the company. as u Is rAl'. "a .i'' m
Two II not NOR. of the days A- many l'"i' wa
h. carried as on the Fourth ~ July
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VIEW WATER coupiNY AT LAKEWOOD

FILTRATION TO BE ABANDONED FOR An 'NDh"
GKOUND SYSTEM.
r,,,,.oo5 scot 1G ,Spccian.-The plant of tho
l,,rood Water Company. including its sewer
age system and the Lakewood Electric Light Com
panv. has been purchased boy new COMPANY when
has been incorporated under the name Of the Lake
wood Water Light and Power Company. me ne"
cornu,ny has been capitalized at Sl'o"" OF Wh.ch
S1ioo0O' has been paid in. Its of1c'rS are. l''~l-
dent Frederick r. Drake, Of Easion. rom, So.
.ory ana treasurer Carroll Pm. B1sseli ol SUNNI,
Gifecfors Charles II. Klmban. +. =. kimball. y. d.
Davis a D. Davis William j. Harrison, OF icthI-
wood Charles "A payson Of Portland Me, fifl-
erck Green and Carol Pm. Bassett oi summit ana
The old company which was started ~ M,ssrs
KimbdN and Davis. the original promoters Oh 'i'
Laurel House and of Lakewood generally, was one
~ The few companies in the state that supplied ihc
water and disposed of IL also by means OF us sew
erae. system but the growth OF Lakewood requires
a larger plant than the one used. and the new com
pany Will develop an underground supply from
fake Wanetta and Lake Carasaljo, and SO ahan-
don the filtration system now in use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17

Camille DArville will make her metropolitan
vaudeville debut at Proctor's Twentythlrd street
,.,.,,ro ,o-r,orrov In addition are Charles Leon
ard Fletcher and Dorothy Neville. Jerome ana
Alexis. Fox ana Foxic. Lewis and Blakey' the
ouiglcy Brothers and score Of other atagy
q furss The concert to-day Will De cont .tl
t,o s.2o till 1870 D. M with Patrice, Fred Nlpio'
9ifrrinf9 Delia Rocca. McCale and Daniels ,nSS
Magincl- Mullni Trio, johnson ana '"'P"' ""
others.
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I'm the bill this week at the Pleasure Palace inc
leaders are viii NJ Cressy and Blanche Dayne' III
tbeir rural comcdictta. "Grasping an Opportunity
I,rn.s f. Dolan and Ida Lenharr, in their tra'esV
,r "a f6hnson and Murphy Adele Purvis Onrl and
Nwhouse ana Woodward To-days , e9n'l I,mas
Ti,,rnfon Favor and Sinclair Dan NC, inc
dd-Judee family, Jessie Millar ana others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17

These will Doe tho attractions NJ Tony Pastor
Theatre this week: Lynch and jewell the h'o"-
dolls. Mile Marguerite. jess Dandy O. Is. Sa'o'
George r. Austin Yam Lcer and Bart9n Imam S1n
and Ramon Lew Simmons. clark ,flnN9, ~ 49,.
and Suaulling the Grant Sisters, L'oNzo' r"''''
and Ris.cu and the American Niagiaph-
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clTNKILL BOlTN lND THE PlRIDE.

Til. Cafskiu Evening Lines fine now sfee
steamer Onte0iu viii take "a limited number t~i>
hfudr.,D oyer rho route of the Dewey parade. au,
also ln The evening o. witness the magnificent fire
works and Illumination. The steamer Clty OF Hud
SON will take 90 party OF five hundred for IN,
i,.rad. Rofh boats have capacity OF more thar
douhl. this number. hut ou thia occasion uo crowd
ing Will %, allowed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17

Tonight IS tie last night of the Lion I"I'ce noo'
Garden The squadron Band. u"u'' ,"'
N't, 80 ,,,~,st f.4derhaus. has arranged am extra
,r..u ,'r,.,r,rnuo while the solosts for the
evening r lis~ Lillian Barr Miss i He4T'' ~
~ tSa,,,ctor1ud n Film Frederick Roberts, T.
Gmz and offers Mr. Mags has G doncSrt. IL in III
~ b,u an the ground floor of the hiIdin
ihro.ghout the wiufer months. pir.'n65ns . M
s,t.aron 4 Band and its sooi-ts. on '3c.VuIi
~ r,fhskrllcr bowling alleys ana pilh"tI p"liiol9
viD h. opened making the building IL Nr7t c'"S
winter resort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17

TIN, season Of Weber & Fiels's Music Han VIII
omen an Thursday evening Of this week with Two
buresques. called THE Whirigig and ZINE e,' %it
from Martins" The company ms !,a.d t.i,Ids
inin r Kelly Charles Ross Miss Mabel rV"'"- DO
Miss Bessie Clayton and Peter j. bd'E'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17

Miss Hobbs" with Miss Annie Husse"' Ni'9' -
II Gilbert and Charles Rlchman J" w
~ w.. - h.,,,sos # the Tvceum Theatre. and
q, ~ ~ nT5nounced that the play is likely 10 Dc r.
~ ,ned therr for some time to come Matih''s "''
given on Thursdays ana 7aiui"'lS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17

Andrew Mack. I'm The Last Of the Rohans' IS
maintaining his record ut the Academy. ne
rpatinccs are thronged with women and children
the atter never failing to grow enthusaStc rg
"'rh. Last of the Rohan-' has only three more
W., Ks 10 rum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17

Tn. Murray Inn Theatre reopcns for the season
or Monday Sept -mhcf -. ON which occasion the
Henry " Donncy stock Company will begin IT'S
Second year with In Mlzzoura.' 81 play made IA
milflr ~ theatrcgoc-s by y. e. Goodwin. Hannah
MAJ Ingham. Dorothy Donnelly. Mrs. Thomas
Barry Henry Y. ponuDlly William kedmund. Wal
f.r Allen and Charles -. Waldrou viii Boz In tho
ca.t which VIII also include Ralph stuart Carl
tom Wells Grace Huntington and Georgia Wclles.
l.w members of the organization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17

Julia Marlowo begins week at the Harlem
or, tI,ue, to-morrow night She will present
"rolinettc" the French comedy that was played az
the Knickorboch,r Theatre last spring Miss Mar
lowe has "a supporting company this season Ill, III
GLIDING J. H. Gimour. John Blalr. NiI liaiH W.,
court Charles IIarbury r. \. Hall. Annie OhIh',
>orah Lamison and Mary Blyth. The only ma'lhe'
of the week Will be- ON Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17

The Broadway Theatre rcdttcd and redecor't'd'
oponcd its season last Friday night with me
American presentation Of THE Ghetto. putch
plav Lv Herman Hoycrmans. jr.. adapted 10y q. -.
E.rnall and prepared for the American stage by
,upruo Is Presbrcy "Wednesday matin"cs VIII
be- given al the Broadway this season.