New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06

Yesterday. II occupies a prominent place In the
central hall and represents the late orator In a
characteristic attitude. The greatest care was used
I'm making this figure; the artists were aided by
the family and were allowed 20 inspect the death
mask The result is that the figure Is an excellent
one. Other wax groups Will be placed on cx-
hibtion this week and new cinematoSrapn Views
are shown hourly afternoon and evening. The CON
certs by the Neapohtan Orchestra arr steadiy grow
Ing in favor and without any other attractions
would keep the Musec well filled.
The bill in the Aerial Magnolia Grove on
top OF the New York includes Maggie Cline. Nine
Hermann Lafayette. William Mozambique English,
Montague and West, Matte Wilkes. James Rich
mond Glcnroy, The Manhattan Trio. The Eight
Phaseys Waltons Monkey Gymnasts and Mile
Ernas musical dogs. spectacular ballet now
city called Les Trois Armoureuses." by Carl Mar
wig with music by Frederick Solomon. involving
half a hundred people leads off the programme
which also presents the Sisters Hawthorne. Kelly
queens the sisters Bell. Matte Wilks. Willard
Simms and Jennie Graham. CarmelitA, the Sisters
Ronay, Bruno and Gehrue, James Richmond Glen
roy. La Petite Adelaide. the I'VE Brothers Alacni.
The Tiller Dancing Quartet. Mile. Lofty and John
W. Ransone.
"The Man in the Moon" enters its sixteenth week
at the New York tomorrow night. with Sam Ber-
nard. Walter Jones' Marie Dressler and j. c. Miron
| back in the cast.
"The Founders" with Dan Days Duke de Patty
| Gu Clam. Thomas -. ScdbToOkc NcIllc Iacnd anu
| Joseph Cawthorne's Teutonc street band leader.
| enters it, fourth week the Casino tomorrow
night. Large gatherings enjoy it nightly
The work OF the detachment Of Victor Herbert =
| 22d Regiment Band is still drawing crowds to Ter
race Garden. Manager Heumann's retreat In East
Fifty-eighth-st always has been a haven Of rest
| ana refreshment In the midsummer Tonight ;
concert will be OF double interest the public. The
| Beethoven MHnnerChOr with one hundred singing
| members and Nine. Nina Schilling soprano, and
| s. =. VerOn soloists, VIII be heard.
| The programme for the week at the Venetian
| terrace Garden includes the ring performers the
| three Rio brothers; Bartho the Partisan danscuse;
NJ Gautier the horse trainer; Belle Davis and her
pickaninny band; tombstone brothers. the trick BIZ
cycle riders; Gallctu and his baboon actors; the
| Leon Morris pony circus; the American debut OF
| tho Cotoure brothers, Partisan acrobats; the
Metweef brothers Russian fantasies; Mile. Orlean-
| do and many others
The little Rossow brothers Will again appear at
| Keith's this week, and the extra act In which
| Charlie ROssow mimcs popular singers will be
| repeated Tim" Murphy will deliver monologue
| which he promises shall be entirely new and orig
| inaI and Henri French will be prominent In the
| bill The list Of vaudeville amusements VIII be VI
| to the mark Of Keith's, and VIII ipclude ftalnes
| and Pettingill Goggin and Davis, FTancei and
| Lewis in operate singing. and Mrs Waterhouse a
| soprano.
| August vaudeville Proctor's Pleasure Palace
| seem. 10 be attractive as in the midwnter days
| The dramatic features this week supplied by
TONY Farrell and Jennie Leland. and Charles NJ
seay and Josie Sisson. In faccal sketches: Artit
Hall. Anderson and Angleton. trayesty players and
Florence Henri King, among the long list OF en-
terainers To-day's continuous concert Will be giyer
by Charles Wayne and Anna Caldwell Clayton