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AT The THEATIE,.
Atonement.' .

N0tkOm0H-ssHef AtO0ement.
Substituted for .At the White Horse
Tavern" and sandwiched between Joseph
Jefferson and Alice Nielsen, the resurrect-
ed war drama, Her Atonement." was seen
last night at the National. The pay coz
sists of two military parades, five or six
dark changes, four intermissions and sew
eral comic dialogues between a policeman
and a newsboy, In each of which literary
efforts are introduced a number of jokes
that were probably very amusing during
the combat between the States but that
lack newness now. Occasionally street
or a police station is let down from the
flies for a period sufficiently long for the
audience to be given sort of Ito be COL
tinued In our next" section of plot and
then Davis and Keogh methods are re
sUmed.
Briefly. Her Atonement" is very bad.
On the stage Of the Academy or any other
popular-price house Its presence would BE-
excusable, but one hardly looks for such
pieces at the National Ancient in con-
siruction ard disjointed in story it is a SO
utterly lacking in stirring situations or
we'll l-built climaxes. The humor is of the
sort just described and the pathos is alto
gether the work Of a calcium man and OF
not the least Of the horrors Of this un-
happy war.
Henry E. Dixie, Annie Irish and other
good people having been taken out Of the
cast which made Her Atonement" posi-
BILE at the New York Academy of Music
a house at which the highest price OF ad-
mission Is one dollar-the company seen
here is not deserving OF enthusiastic
praise. Orrin johnson and Thomas Nc
grath carefully avoid sensational clap-tra
in their very sensible portrayals, while
Kate Denim Wilson and Margaret Robin
son have merit, but the roster Of unQuali-
fled honor goes no further. Nora Dun
blame. Louis Aldrich. John F. Cook, Fred
erick Perry, NJ. J. Gallagher, Jessie Dus-
ley and Wilson Stuart run the gamut from
mediocrity to plain ineffciency. Some OF
the scenery is notable and some of 1t is
not.
THE Fortune Teller will be brought to
the National next week by Alice Nielsen.
Eugene Cowles, Richard Golden, Herbert
Cawthorne. Marguerite Sylvia and Others
The evening times., 1899-04-18
Grand-Vaudeyille.

Managers Burke & Chase came to their
own again yesterday at the Grand and the
broad stage Of that commodious house was
once more given up to vaudeville. The bill
of the week is not only one of the best ever
presented here, but 1t is, with a very few
exceptions, almost perfect in make-up
Fortunately the black sheep come early,
and by sacrificing a really enjoyable act
that is placed between them one may fore
go being bored during the first half hour
Of the performance.
First and worst of the turns" is that
contributed by Carmanelli and Lucille,
whose music, comedy. and grammar is sue
cessively less and less tolerable. Welby,
Pearl. Keys, and Nellis are assisted by
Master T.. Carroll in giving a somewhat
remarkable series Of wooden-shoe dances,
and the Millar Sisters sing and play on the
banjo. In neither accomplishment are the
girls proficient, but their work would be
more enjoyable II each would wear an un-
abbreviated costume. Mr. and Mrs Stuart
Darrow have distinct novelty in their
sand and smoke pictures. while their
shadowgraphy has only been excelled by
the marvellous Clivette. BERTHE Fowler is
also unique in that she offers regular
monolOgue, such as is usually attempted
only by men. She speaks good English,
and is really an able woman. Hilda Thom-
as makes use Of Frank Barry and Miss
Ambition" to give some creditable imper-
sonations. and "The Nondescript Trio" is
seen in acrobatic work.
The genuine star of the performance,
is Minnie Dupree, who is almost
as consummate an artist as is Annie Rus
sell. her predecessor in the sketch, Dan.
gerfield '95." The comedietta is not great,
but it is coherent and clever. Miss Dupree
has evidently not devoted as much atten-
tion to the consistencies Of her part as she
might but still she plays it nearly without
fault. Theodore Brown and Joseph Nc
Keeyer assist her capitally. Milton and
Dollie Mobiles will be at the Grand next
~oot
The evening times., 1899-04-18

Beccham's Pills cure Sick Headache.
The evening times., 1899-04-18
Academy - Black PATHS ~Troub,
dOura.~

The stage Of the Academy was occupied
last night by the Black Patti "Trouba-
dours." and the audience which they at
tracted was rather above the average in
numbers and character. 1t was very plain
that majority Of the people present ex-
pected to hear some good music and they
were not disappointed. There was also
much dancing and fuumaking. together
with cake walk OF an exceedingly lively
sort.
The first part OF the programme is sub
stantfally the same as last year, with an
important exception in the absence OF Err
nest Hogan. whose place IL taken BY Les
lie Triplett. As the role written by Mr..
Hogan for himself Is very "fat" one. and
as Mr.. Triplett in no way equals his pre-
decessor. this change In the cast IL rather
sad. However. there are plenty Of not too
stale Jokes in the Dialogue and opportunity
Tor much acrobatic comedy, 20 that the en-
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Danrerx Of Meninritf..

With spotted fever" or, az the scientists call
it, cerebro-spinal meningitis 30 prevalent in
town. it is extremely iniudicious to allow ones
health to run down. Everyone should keep q
bottle Of Tharp's pure Berkeley rye in the
house and use it IS tonic. The system needs
the assistance OF stimnlants at this time o. the
year, and nothing Is equal to Berkeley" Only
q full quart at el2 r Street Dofthwesk.
The evening times., 1899-04-18
Di.Iocatcd Her Collar Bone.

Eunice Weaver. colored, forty-seven years old,
Jumped from moving Columbia Railway car
at the corner Of Fourth and II Streets northeast,
about o'clock last night. and suffered dislo.
cation of her c0liarbone as a result She was
taken TO the Eastern Dspensary in No. patrol
wagon, and received Treatment. The woman lives
at No. as Street northeast. Her injury is
not serious.
The evening times., 1899-04-18
Mixs Grnndx,. Estate.

Relatives Of Miss Lascelle Grandy, who
lost her life in the Windsor Hotel fire.
yesterday filed a petition in the Probate
Court asking that Jackson H. Ralston be
appointed as administrator Of the estate of
the t1eceasad
The evening times., 1899-04-18
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Some OF the
economically
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TOURS AND TICKETS EVERYWHERE.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-iorN FOOT o. nam, = 81
as follow and i've minutes earlier from West 30 ST.
0rbO A. M.-Eestbulei Exqr~ss daily for b.ngnamton
waverly Emi-a Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo :
T. NJ PArlOr 20 Buffalo.
OiIs \. M.-Daiiy except sundays. 10 binshamion
Owego Wave-y Elmira and Delaware VALLEY points
Pullman Taror ar Daily Plrt Jer,is ana Monticello
Pullman Fsr,or car --,.,
2,po p N.-Vestbued imited-Fast mail daily solid
train for Chicago Arrives Cleveland 30 A NJ chicago
p IT sieepers % Chicago CleFellnd ana Oincinna"
no p M-Bunalo and Cleveland Ve-tIbuled Express
rrtves M H,!@aio 7f5 A. n Bradford 30 A. N.
Ieroes,ovn ZOO 4 Il. Youngstown 1917 A. NJ. Ceve-
ianG ne 30 T. NJ seepers Buffalo and Cleveland care
Library car. -.
Fln,'ra ana Chlcngo sl-ep@rs Buffalo Cnlcagl ard
Cincinnati Dining Gar. $500 ......,... -.
rrNrf-KFTs LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN &C
1 C,DNMODA TIONS III. ll3 2O iul and 800 BROAD
1av ~ Bowery 1856 Fas; l23h 81 and 30 West 18th
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Trains leave franklin m y. Y. follows
and 10 later fIom foot % " i2d
l2:45 p. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily FOR
Albany Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and S. LUIS Arrive,
Chicago and ST Louis next afternoon. Dining Car.
5;45 p, N $50 later foot v. l2d 81. Chicago and
st. Louis Limited Daily for Utica. Syracuse. RUch-
ester. buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and St Louis.
80 2 NJ. Daily for Utica. Syracuse Rochester. Buff
falo. Niagara Falls anl Toronto.
0i15 2. NJ Daily. for Albany. Ttca. syracuse. Rorhes
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. cleve-
Time tables az P-sncipal hotels and Offices. Baggage
checked from Hotel Or Resdence bv Wesicott Express
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Pittshed Sundays only at go 4. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
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Den NSYLVANIA



STATIONS foot OF West Tyenty-third Street and Des-
brosses end Cortandt Streets.
odTtnnd eaF 'ms from ps.sr Ia.sr nna
snat given below for Twenty-.hird stree'
Ssrs New York to P:tsOurs sleeping Car P''sburs to
NJ FAST ifis1rf s1a elsyel1pd
Compartment Sleeping. Dining. smoking and o5serys-
i,on Ss,s For Chicago Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati
I.S5 r: NJ. CHICAGO iNp ST ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
For Nashville Cvs cincinnatD. Indianapolis. Chicago
o.a5 T. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.-For Chicago. For
7.s5 p. Vi: soUTHwEksrERN EXPRESS; For Pits
Sa'E Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville. IncianapoNs'
20 S. " PACIFIC ExPnEss-TcI pl,tsSurS T. and
g Bouts Connects for Cleveland except ssiurday
NAL Ma. AID BUFFET sse9ss S Ssi
West 70 1a A sace E sgnaav Oe ~ coah
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
2 20 es PBaas Sa oS0 nnSS S9r Street g.
ss} ~ ~ D,aas car 80 DninS Gar, SO p cg
and Dining Caro-. 42s Dining Carr. ass Dining carr
sogTHEhN k al Rs9 2s, AZ, p m 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
A4EANc eo&sf ESE- z a1s oas a. M SIS
Tf dF 6 $5x Qg2 ay a'y
Atlantic CITY FLO p m week-days CDe1s S~s
Vestibu!ed Train. Buffet Paror Cars. Passenger Coach
ard Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-l255 weekdays.
For points York Long Branch Railroad lfroTn
West Twenty-thrd Street Station. S55 a. m. l2iO
~ S25 40. $40 p. m Sundays, 30 a m = = 90 90
3 40. 40. SO p m Sundays. 945 a. m. > Y p m
from C0rtlandt Street, . ns A. m. II - 23o 33s'
423. ~ p ~. o AZ BIB p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
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s25 sos 925 @55 Penna. Limited 1910 30 -
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01imite). 9.55. 1875 Dining car a. I'D. %
Dining carr ass 355. 80 Dining Carr 80 Dining
Carr. $50 Dining Can 755 $50 ?. Il 10 nieht -,
Ticket Offices Nos. 4Gl. ga. 1885 1854 N and 2ei
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Station: and stations foot o. Desbrosses and GoT andt
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Jersey city The View York Transfer Company VIII calI
Tor and check baggage from hotels and residences
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SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT MAJ Ia. 1879.
lUh
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Leave f.elty ) minutes later
'Dany. tENcopt sunday tslAeaFs
CHICAGO 49, N. u-L7rty street cnlyl.. 'l-J y m
snc '.2lO night. -,
J. c,II%clNNXTi 81. loUIs 49, m. '555 D m.
ROYAL BLUL TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. fI.59. 30 tDinerl'
ali % a m Diner ~ - 3. ~. DHer - tD!nerl.
.955 Coyal Limited exclusively Pullman Tam Dsnrfl
NoRFOiK tie 81 p m
All trains are illuminated With Pntsch Light -
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s;atlOns AeN u Barclay and ChrlstOp-sf
Ste. Leave ARRIVE.
B!agham;on Mall ................ m $50 D.
bunalc. Ithaca, Oswcgu * Utica
Express 1000 500 t.
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Chicago & HuhsIo Lin Ex...... 100 pm :;.5j m.
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Express 80. ..........-......... '03O pm $50 N.
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III West load-st.. third floor.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

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Time West 2 ri Street Other figures COrt andt or
DcsbrOsses streets. Daily except slHca~. sunday
only. otner trains daily. SUNDAY ca'es6.45. osun-
davleavcss e. \ Suu4ay leaves 6.lj.
tsR,J1 z 100 =. 81. L0ra. FOR EASTCN.
'z.55 eS. o. 4. NJ. tOr btFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS IA nest, and principal ioca points Parlor
and Dining Cars Connects for tusl truuchrs+
+'I1.55 100 Noon. "sltck DIAMOND
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For WILKEs-DAEEF.
IS'22 Ivy H. - 81 RAMON. Coal branches
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TOUDNI . None but Sleep nc ca passengers carried.
1925. 1870 IN. IorlTIhCA. Roc HtsIEl.,
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-hildren or ciasr p~rsoral references.
CULTURE. 2e3 West i2Sth q
ooyEkNEss By German rr., .ysAsios
French Gs East 2sth-st. thlff hell
and subscrir'lqns fnf
Ths Tribunr received ~ ih.if Vpforr
C,snr. No 2s2 Broadway. - dnor norm
~ eis :. until y o'clock , N edver-
,,..msnts received st the following branch
og-loea a, regular os-ice rat~s until y q CLOCK
,. m. VIA ~ sth-a . cor. n.
iSa sth-a,s cor i2th-si MAcys or
az. ana ilih-sl it2 columbus ave. nsaf
West cath ~ los West AZ q near etn
ave - Fast zen q NJ Ms. 40 81
h.tween TN and SIN Aves 100 Easi Iih
81 aaS - ave between 18Th Ahd IIth
q. / O2s Nav near eis' o los ct
ave near 10Th 81 $50 ad-avs near sfsi-
q. 054 IS ave 2io Bisecker e.
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IS pursuance of an order OF Hon. James VI
y pursuance of an order of Hon. James NJ.

Vnrnuu. q Surrogate OF the County York
Notice Is hereby given all persons having claims
against Esther Woods. OF County q New York
deceased present the with thereof to
subscribers their place OF ansacting business the
office Of Charles Brush, No 30 Broad Street In the
civ Of New York before the day Of Decer-
Der next Dated New York. the 18th lay May. 1899
JAMES r HART.
JAMES II. TAFT
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT-
ING.

PLEATTNGS. pinklrgs, Outings done wnils
you wait Dressmakers get discount OF
lowest prices HARDING. 20 West 22d-st
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleenins
Co., i,55s Broadway, 42l East 4Sth-si..
COE & BRANDT. Tel. i32-3Sth
FREDERICK ACKERMAN. 1873 West 32i
St. near 9Th Ave.-Steam carpet clean
inK and feather and hair renOvatinz works.
CAMERAS AND KODAKS.
DEVELOPING. PRINTING and MOUNT
fNG.-Work guaranteed. Two days,
DECATUR PHOTO co. II Howard-st-
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YOUNG GERMAN. good careful driver,
takes care OF garden and lawn. would
Ike position in city or country. II.
MAYER. POS Greenwich-st.