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80 Protective and Renevolent AsEocia.
iion. al their last meeting. yoled - 10
Tho Building Trades on strife IN chi.
cago A. the same meeting the union,
by BIZ vote. dsrlsesd 90 retain It's three
business srerts. They are Richard Pat.
iIspn, Who scored - votes Of the s..
east, Hugo Sohwab. who had - votes,
'Hnd Frank Robtrts. with 5G.
l. Abelspn. the orEan,zsr Of the So.
calls, Labor party. Announces that TO-
morrow ghi lecture will b. given q,
the headquarters % tho Thirty.th.rd
Assembly b!stric, OF the party. % Eas,
one Hundred and Ninth street The
subject VIII be. The Struggle for Ex-
'sterre."
The annual election of Cigar Makers
uuion No. -. TO b. held next Friday
nrhi. promises 20 b. one Of the mos,
h0tly contested In th- history Of the
Organization Many members have ae-
the exception - that Of Financial
Treasurer. has al least two candl dates
The aud tors 90 the gnion We're In ses.
sion last night and VIII continue theii
isbois tonight
The Young sociaiis; prcpsesnds will
hold lecture ~ their clubhouse. i'll
East ssycuiy-fuur.h street. tonight.
tn. lecture U De- delivered b. Dr. W.
n. T.. Bil.s. President % the Social RE.
form Union. and the subject viii he
Socialism. the True Liberty" All who
attend will b. given the privilege o.
asking questions " the lecturer.
REV. Charles ~. Van will lecture at
~ East Broadway Tomorrow night be-
fore q labor organisation % the subject,
"hsv csa We ~ ssvsdr'
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nigh, popular concert =, the Metropolis
ian Tomorrow. II will be the lat ap-
Resrence In. Amer ca Of the famous
Dresden conductor and the Opera. Houss
orchestra Will be increased 10 100 musi.
clans for the occasion. Nnrdlca. Carl,
nr.dsweIl. scotti and Plancon will sing.
TIT Rev. Thomas r. Mclaughlin, oI
the TrAnsnGufation Church Mott and
Para streets. will give a musical tail:
on 0ounod's sacred songs Tomorrow
night. ASSISTED ~ a double quartet and
chorus Of twenty.
Richard S,rarss's music,l setting OF
Tennyson's "Enoch Arden VII be pre-
sented bv David Bisphrm NJ his recital
In Mendcl,s,hr Hal! on Monday after
room, April IA u vas written for E-nst
Won Posart, 81 81 n. and has rot been
heard In New YORK
There will he musical and dramatic
performance n a.. waidorf-Astoria on
Friday sfiornoon. April ~. In aid Of the
New volk Orth0psedic Dikpensary and
Hospital Walter Dsmrosch and ar or
chsstra. Marie Brems and LEO schus
vii BE- heard. aud the play 81 "Aae-
hiie' Niii be rerf-rm~d BY ns.mb~rs Of
Daniel Frormsn's company. assisted BY
David B.sphan. a. B~stho, on.
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WORK,
BUT NAY DE.
-- ~ q
James Kelly Fought with,
italians and Was
Stabbed.

James Kelly. Of Philadelphia. co0e -
New Yers To work on the nsv tunnG
and. inding the iAbossrs nany - ~
vineyard not ready for the p)o10A. -
took II ou, in racial argu0so1 - =
saloon at Hes;e! and Mott serseta ~
IL dying IN 81. vIneens's Aesptnl - 60
sequence -
I'm u citizen Of town wh9o ln0ooD
can't work-Philadelphis." ~ m
proudly. as he eyed with coatsmyt -.
eph MaEiio and several Of bic 6do1nU
countrymen.
"yoa coma here to TAXA q ~ 81
maka de insult EN-" asked Magic.
II was at first fight bstvsen -
and beer mug. When the NJ 49,
thrown out into the street. Kelly Gtue9
TO his fists and Masllo took to ~ ~,
letto. lie thrust It into Kelly's left inn0
ana started to run away. But . NJ
SANDER caught aud held hin uut0|
Policeman Gioin Of the Mulberry oeToool
station came up and arrested hla
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BRANDON DOUGLAS,
In "Why Smith Left Home"

,onians at the Knickerbocker will appeal
more nearly. This famous orgnniSaiion
will presen, for the. hrst time In New
y. Smith and Victor Herbert. entitled
THE vieeroy." In the cas-, will he Mr.
Barnabee Mr.. Mcdonald Mr.. FrothinG.
ham. Helen BefsYam. 4arcta Van Dfes-
ser and many other fsvorttcs.
Al the Madison Square Theatre the
Broaihurst Brothers oil revive "why
Smith Left Home" with an cep.:onai.
~ strong cast and this merry farce Il
expected TO finish out the season at that
house.
Another revival will be a. DAYS. xhsr
Mi Daniel Frohman will present the
Lyceum Theatre success, "Trclawny OF
the weii."
The Bijon WI inauguraie a new DE-
parture. Tim Murphy presenting each
evening his successful political play.
The carpe, BaEger." and the Japanese
players giving a matinee every after
noon.
M..:r. BraSy s sssn s,.sS, slSHsI0n ,he E!
Manhattan Theatre has been post poned
until next Wednesday night. II Is a
London meloirams. entitled Woman
and Wine" and over 10 people will be
employed In one scene alone. On Friday
AFTERNOON a special matinee viii be
gtven At this theatre. whom "a Weather
Hen" q satarical comedy. will be pre-
sented.
Mr.. Stuart Robson begins his last
week at the Fifth Avenue Monday ni9ht
In his play. ''Olivcr Goldsmith" which
has done excellent business. He WIN
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"OUO VADIS" BATTLE
BEGINS NEXT MONDAY,
Vers ons OF the Novel Ut
the NV YG.k and
Herald Square Thea
tres-BOs / Onians in a
New Opera.

Monday will BE- ore % the bus e.,
NIGHTS theatrirally New York has known
In many days. Toe principal interest
will attach naturally to the two rival
productions OF Quo vadis." The WHIT
ney version--or. that 10 the version an-
der the direction OF Mr.. whitney--which
achieved such success In Chicago and
.hl:adelphia. win he given at the New
York Theatre This version was o..
ranged by e;snislaus STANCE. The other
produeton will occur al the Herald
Square Theatre. and the novel vas
dramatiHed by Jeanette Glider.
Al the New York 80 extra people have
been engaged. and the more prominent,
actors include Joseph HaWorih, Arthur
Forrest. Alice Fisher. Edmund Lyons,
Hoselle Knott Maude Fsaiy and Elmer
A. the Herald Square will appear John
Blair, L. J. Morgan. 7. u. Br.dseiahd,
Frank CuYrie. William Herbert, Bljou
Fernandez. Hattie Russell. Orayce Scott
and Anna Barkley.
To many the appearance Of the Bos.
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+ :'S v.s %,,s r. Joseph jefferson ia
ben Hur" stu continues to draw
treat crowds to the Broad way Theatre,
snd will Drobshiy Close the season with
tnc greatest record for receipts ever
made In this city.
"A Man and His wife" ana the one
act play. The Busie Call" appear to
have scored 4 genuine success At the
Empire.
The Great Ruby" at the Fourteenth
street Theatre. II doing an enormous
business.
The Pride Of JennIco." In which Mr..
Sackett and Miss GAliand have made
20 pronouncet a succcss at the, Critic
rion. will only be withdrawn for the hot
season. TO resume st the regular Fall
opening Of New York theatres.
Mr. Gillette and his Sherlock Holmes''
| stu continue to play TO crowded houses
at the Garrick.
The London comedians. Who are pre-.
senting My Dsughter-in. Law" At the
lyceum. are nightly amusing audiences
which completely al this pretty thea tire.
Nothins seems to affect the popularity
Of Way Down East" .; tAe Auadamy
Of Music. and It's business has proved
phenomenal
That amusing play. "McFadden's Row
OF Rats" will be presented At the Star
Theatre next week
TIE Rsvs. with their "Ho, Osd Tine, /"
have certainly caagh; the public fancy
~ the Nicicris, and bid fair 10 remain
there throughout the season.
The Casino Girl" has shown herself
10 DC winner from the start, and IL
proving herself 10 be one Of the most
attractive maidens the Casino has ever
shown the public.
Mr.. Sothern and Mis- Harmed move to
the Harlem O?era-House. with their
beautiful production Of The sunken
Bell" Monday.
That delightful little operetta. Moss
Rcees." will continue TO he one Of the
main ATTRACTIONS at the Eden Musce
next week.
Al the Metropolis Theatre next week
viii b. seen that excellent drama.
Mans Enemy" with Theodore Bah-
cock and Dorothy Rossmore In the lead.
Ing parts.
The ballet Progress" 10 attracting
large audiences to Roster and Biara.
and the sane II true OF tho VILLA ms
and Walker show, which will remain at
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STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

ne ole fs,rsls cfus oil hare 10 nss, meet
Tag at The hone u ~. Hsr'y Dsap wlnxs-
Mr. s,4 Nh ots Hs-tnsysr lave i.sssi the
vssslssn bouss On rso-p~s, sseass
Nr. wsmpe. vhs su tees eorvsyssg tie
rassr Assss % Davis ssrsu. .iil ss's hire 90
MAJ 1 % tshs . h--ss IN Nee Brighten.
xl~ Y1s~ss Van Rsssslsr hes sss visit
lag In tssn.
n. rsss.v- Circle Of kisss psssAisr s-s
ns,ias s,n 10 81 Mn l. n sreas,fs
ur. Y. iAasass hassr eth r,urr 70 hi,
s,uss In HanHez rsrk q Mar !. nr. and Mr.
os,s rockns,sr having is~sa It f'' the pss
three yesr
N. h,. JsHes Il Bsrps Joassos e,srsss
'rsa EaOps ID WEDNESDAY ~ the kslssr VIII
ssin Der 0rsss. Mr. JsAasaa sill rssla
asr-sa sssii he As'unn vita hsf nshsf. Mr..
.istahisf vss EstsSlssf.
M. wllssr Ylske Wed ssi nis Rsu vsss
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Nee Tea. 10 cal 81 tshssf.
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ONCE BELLE,
DIED PAUPER.
Mrs. Musgrave Was o
q Social Leader in
Philadelphia.
Lost WEALTH And hind.
Died q Charity Patient and
Body May Go to Disssct-
Ing Table.
Lost WEALTH AND Mind.

PHILADELPHIA. April THE body
later . leader In the best social Set OF
vAilAlelphia Will 20 10 the dlssec,ins
table to-day unless some one who shared
h TIE hosp1tality Of her prosperous DAY
comes forward to give II Christian
burial
She died In the Almshouse Wednesday
night. . pauper. alone and forgotten.
6ut nsrctfully saved the pain Of mem.
cry By Q cloud upon her mind.
Mary Aussravs Vas her name. and
~ husband. who died sbou, eighteen
yars ago. was Dr. james Musgravs. for
. ieaS time . professor 81 the Cniver-
alty Of PsnnsylvaniaL
In their early married tifs both we're
wealthy. and their son. Joseph. was
ssarsd In luxury. rhsy lived then In
Wsst sorucs street.
tsansd. her husband. the professor.
devoted bis leisure 10 charity. but his
bsnsfactiens we're ~ imprevtdent a.
thSv were numerous. and whom he died
it ~ found that he had given away
bis al. AAA isfs his widow and the
ussls 600 almost destitute.
Nh. Nus6rsvs and The boy struggled
"a tor Q ysAS. and thea were forced 10
part with ~ family mansion and al its
ssatsats N q ,sr TO meet The claims OF
crsditoes. EvsnsuAlly they made their
homo n mean little court at Thirty
0evenh anA NaSkee streets.
The heaviest blow Of all came about
two year. ago. whom Joseph Ausgrave
disA and the mother found hsrsslf alone
and psnnilsss- The shock was so
great thai her mind esesme impaired.
From that tine the decline OF Mrs..
MassrHyS We sss ssv: .., y: y. ola Sid;
been attsnVtnG 10 collect nearly ueW,
coming 70 her through nor husband in'
eonnsctioe With the French spo!iaaion
hands d Esenard Nysrs e counsel. but
there y uttie prospect OF ssttlemsnt.
Not ieng afies the death Of her son
she was ploes1 IN the Philadelphia Hoe
pital.. and thsss she lingsrsd out her
last days q charity patient until the
END came. wednesday night.
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A "PINAFORE" REVIVAL:
Won SCHUCH'S FAREWELL.

"PinAfore" 10 to be revived BY the
Castle Square Opera Company In =
double bill at the American Theatre
on Monday nisai and continued through.
out the WEEK. The curtain raiser viii he
another Gilbert and sullivan favortte.
Trial by Jury" New costumes are
promised. and both operas are 10 be
staged by Edward r. Temple. formerly
Of the savoy Theatre. London. Eio!se
Morgan. Gertrude Quinian, Carrie God
frey, Frank Moulan, Reginald Roberts.
MILO Delamotte and William Pr1stie vii
BE- In the casts.
Mr.. 6raus opera season Of seventeen
continuous weeks AZ the Metropolitan
ends with the fall Of the Anal curtain
next Saturday night Repctil.ons make
up the weeks programme. The Magic
hut" - scheduled tor Monday. and
Thursdsy nights. with Eiounrd do
Resxke In place Of Piancon. a. sarustro.
TT stan und Isolde" on Wednesday.
Carmen" on saturday Afternoon, and
Tannhauser on Saturday nisht CON-
plete ths list.
Won schuch viii direct the Sunday
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this house another week. The policy
OF MnnaEer Salisbury In daily wlnninS
new friends for this famous amusement
resort.
| The Donnsliy Stock COMPANY will Of
Ter neI, week, at the Murray nm Thea
ue. Turned Up." comedy by Mark
Mclford. and The Peaeemsksr.'' BY
Ralph Stuart and u. A. BroEdan.
Cole and Johnson's "a Trip 10 Coon.
town" will be the attraction At ths
Grand opers-House next week.
"whlrl.I-Gis'' and ..sspolio' are
crowdinE Weber and Fields nightly.
| which h m unnecessary announcement
~ every body. knows II.
Mr. Keith will have next week the
Carlisle Indian Band. EsrA Kendall. Jo-
s.ph c Hsrt and Carrie pe Mar; the Qua.
Sullivan and many Others.
Al Hurtig and ssamon,s Music Hall
Lillian Greene. Mile. AEarn and hume
rous other popular perfof
Tony Pastor offers his usual good bill.
including Mr.. and Ms. Mark Murphv
ItoumAn and Adele. Linton and Mrln-
tyre. John and Nellie MeC.s;hy. .hr
Crane Brothers and George C. Davis.
On Faster Sunday night Mr.. Harry San
ue'tou. lUr nchItv tnIrty wears oesD-
ciatsd with Mr. Pastor. will be rendered
his annual benefit.
Fougere will make her debut In A
Proctor theatre Monday night. when
she appears NJ the Twcnty-thIrd Street
Theatre. Others on the b,ii ara sif. ami
Mrs. TONY Farrell. Newell and Shevetie.
sisSon ana Wallace. Jules Keller and
Joseph Newman.
At the Pleasure Palace may be seen
Eddie Girard and Jessie Gardner. HIlda
Thomas, the Pantaer Trio, Spencer
Kelly. McCale and Daniels Phyllis Al
len and others.
The Schley presents \ strong 81, In
cluding. as q, DOES. Fred Hailen and
Mollic Fuller. johnson. Davenport and
Lorel!o. Williams and Tucker. Smith
and Cook Fields and Ward. and Can.
field and Carleton.
weber's Partisan Willows, said 10 be
one OF the strongest burlesque shows on
the road. Will be a, the Dewey next
week.
A double bill will be presented at
Miners One Hundred and Twenty-hfth
STREET Theatre next week. consisting Of
q new spectacular version Of "Uneie
Toms Cabin" and q strong vaudeville
bill.
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MADNAN TR Ed TO DIP.
Jacob Harris vaisIy Attempted u
HANG Himself In the Pris.
oneps' Pea.

In the prisoners pen at Even stree,
Court. brooklyn. Jacob Harrss prepare
t!ons for suicide we're ruGely interrupted
by Policeman Ferguson.
Harris IL forty years old ard lives At
III varts street, Williamsburg. Hat
less ami c0stless. n. rushed into the
stage stiee, station last night tie was
locked up. the police believing him
crazy. Underneath his clothes he hsd
a rope concealed. In the pen this
morning he fastened one end Of this
80 the 1ars Of fanlish, and slipped the
moose about his neck.
lie was on the point OF kicking .
chair from under him when PoliceI an
Ferguson happened In. lie ieaped on
the chair and he'll the man uniil ne cut
tie rope.
HAIRS was sent 10 Raymond Street
jail Tor montal investiE atom.
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Gates WON
100000.
He Of Million = Dollar
Poker Fame Recoups
His BIZ Loss.

Justice 10 Johnnie Cafes. The big. sw.f'
man from Chicago
Why. tel The Story Of his alleged
r,i.lion.dollar loss ut poker recently. and
mo: give equal publicity to h!s rsceu,
little winning on the green cloth OF
Wal, s,reetf
The following letter. written on The
of1iciai paper Of .he American Steel Wiz,
Company. OF which John W. 6ales ID
chairman and the moving spirit. and
purporting 20 Gene from his secretary.
w. A. Holland. makes The plea for tine
happy money Iusgler. II was addressed
to the financial editor OF a morning
paper which recently printed some lus-
eious stories concerning Mr.. Ga;es's
lille plunge In poker:
Dear sir-some time ago your paper
gave considerable srace to poker
story. wherein II vas set forth that J..
W. Gates had lost something like a
million dol.ars a; poker st the waldor.
ian absolute fabrication by the way.
Stree you chronicle the losing Of gentle
men like Mr.. Gates, perhaps you are
equally anxious TO distribute knowledge
Of their winnings. II 90. let Il appear
on your hhancia! psse that during the
late rise In railroad stocks ]. W. Gates
has made between three and four MIL
lion dollars (which IA true). principally
In ID. 4 O. and Union PseIfic stocks.
both Fr-n. f.vorite, Of his by doing
this you win sSeatly please. Very sin
cere.y your. W. A. HOLLAND.
Secretary to Mr.. J. W. Oates.
In the iish, and airy language ~ the
surb. Gates IL the "warmest baby that
ever came down the pike from Chicago,
And the Windy City II somewhat noted
for ~ csloric Offspring.
lie 10 one Of ex-0ov. Tanners eolonsis,
Everybody out Chicago way knows
what that means. Pohsr. Big games!
Huge stakss! Jack pots that look like
q Trusts capitalization.
He organised the III nois Steel Com.
pany-a fortune! Ne promoied the Fed.
erai Bteel rrus,-milllons! He whcoped
W the steel Wire combinations he''"''
lie played the card which Knocked the
corner on young Joe Letters great
wheat deal and pocke,ed .his share OF
Papa Letters millions when Levi T.
came TO The rescue Of his tangled boy.
II wss Young joe" by the way. who
10 alleged 10 have forcea Mr.. Gatss out
Of the biggest Jack pot ever played for
In the phenomenal game recently played
n New York hotel.
n h o., In which Mr.. Gates is said 10
have made many simoleons recently. has
Jumped s points within two weeks
Union Pacific, the other alleged winner
has gone up eight OF ten points.
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BgSf OF ALL CIRCUSES


The Adam rorepauEh and Sell.
Brothers ciscus has settled dowa 10 a
dlstlrct nit. No circus has ever .ked
Madison Square Garden as ., is .1lng
a, every performances, and the applause
is continvovi
The trained seals seemed to be far
and asay tho most unique % the snusn-
ally god programme and the juggling ~
a rubber ball by too Of them gets the
main share Of the public Aeslamafon.
Closely foiIoslns this In pain, e..
,lnsi,on are tho acts Of tumbling. the
aerial performances Of the Fol.ers aud
Dunsams and the bareback riding
fitzpatrick. the one-lcgged bicycle
rider. still causes women TO hide their
eyes and men 10 rise Ia their seats a.
he dafhes down the eigat-fooi inclined
stain TO the tinS. 4
Tas genera opinion seems 10 he that
there never sss q better elrsus sXhib.
lied IN the Garden.
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GRAPE-NlITS CURE.

when began the use q 0gnUo.
Nuts food for breakfast I Was -
fering with nervous and soe0nGn
troubles. I found that 0rsps-Nulo
furnished . nourishing. safisfylug
meal. that the stomach took To beous|
tlfully. feel 20 much more seeia0eol
and well-fed after a meal Of 0r1oo-
Nuts, and do not have that disaUo1.
able gorEed and tight feeling II tno|
stomach which 20 ostea assd b ~
company my meals when | vas uGlno|
other foods.
This proves to me that 0sapo-
Nuts food Is a highly condensed anoI
ncurishing food which satis1es III
system a. no other food doe. sD1l
causes no Indigestion. IL 10 . ~
send TO all sufferers OF stomsca on0j
nervous troubles.
Il have several peishbon whe GloI
using both Poss.m Cereal CO.. 60
Grapefruit. and they voo60P ~
they ever did without eithse. 49,
learning how good and bsne0u111l
they are. ors lee. has q sa0ily ~
growing school children. she soCol
they use nothing else for their luoG1.l
con af noon but Grsps-NueD 80
milk They all enjoy the fup1 ~
much and feel we'll fed. - ouoD1
that when the children come II 0Uul
school they are not starved ~ ~
piece Of something TO ct. - go
formerly were when they -
from all other foods
This has convinced ~
Grape-Nufs food sustains IL q
lenger than any other food. u
that n is thoroughly 49,
ready for immediate oegvo
great value. especially w.
9 hurry. Piease - - r
nane." Ii naDs g -
~ y segliasloe =
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SISTER sues BROTHER.
Two ssits Ter ex6, Each the
Ossrome Of Glesoote ever
Fathers Daesss~.

George W, Devlln. Of Long Island city.
and his sister. Mary =. Human. Of Is
Decatur street. brooklyn. has been open.
ed by Mra Human In the shape Of sum.
monses ana complaints In two suits FOR
s.s.cp each. The nrst IL suit for sian.
der. the second for assault.
II Is stated In the compsl that Dsv.
lin called his sister a murieress a, the
funeral Of their father then assaulted
her, aud threw away some flowers which
she placed on the grave.
Mrs Hlnmsn was disinherited. She
Is contcsting the fathers will. alleging
fraud and undue influence.
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ACTRESS SUES RICH YOUTH.
MasjePis Lee Deassas esO, 900 ~
oa10 GoS Her

TIE Ming Of sssi papers In the once
Of the Suffolk Superior Court In Dos
ION to-day 10 Understood to be the nfs,
step In . litigation ssaiLs, Arnold Law.
son. Bon OF Millionaire Thomas w. law.
son. ON the part Of Miss Margaret n
Riley. OF this city. known ON the stage
o. Marjorie Lee.
The damages asked are tp.oec. and the
plaintiff Is understood 10 declare that
young Lawson promised to marry her
last November and broke his word
Assault and breach OF promise are the
aiiegstions upon which tire suit T. based
Young Lssson 10 at present IN Ger
many.
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100000 music TEMPLE.
Aablttsos Prsjeee - The PEOPLES
slsgisG Ceass~s Set -
ToOl.

The Peoples Singing Glasses. under
the leadership az Frank Dsmroseh. has
ct . movement on foot to erect q
Qo.W Temple Of Music The nrs,
sep WAS The incorporating Il the Amen.
can Institute Of Nusic.
TIE building will be dssignsd espe.
eislly fsr slasins. u will hold SOC pr
sons Nembsss Of the c,asses viii con.
tribute 10 cents . week each for the
buiidin9 fund and . number Of wealthy
men have assured them Of large contri.
bssfieua One gill give ex.Wo.
Public subscrip<tens ere To b called
for.
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THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Asua HeDA 10 "Papa's wife" saa
Other Attractions Assssses1
fss Nest week.

Anna Held and "Papa's wife" come
TO the Montauk Theatre. Brooklyn. OIL
Monday night
A, the Bijou Theatre next week a
new comedy drama by Joseph LsBrandt.
entitled ''On the Stroke Of Twelve" will
be produced by q company under the
management Of Whitaker b Law
renee.
begin q short season NJ the Grand
Opera House, preventing several plays
al low prices Of admission.
Sousa and his band will appear al the
Amphion sunday night. II will s the
c;sis CONCERT given ~ that ofgsnitatio !
In BrooQklyn this season. and q special
proxramme has been prepared for the
event.
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william z. Mccarthy. aged forty. Of
aan rraneisco. eft his hotel In Jersey
clv ct o'clock this morning and
Vhfis half asiss2 wandered about the
stves treat q he foot of Fort street
cd ~ sSsseearA- Ne NE rsscsed b.
s - sss,s' - ''As = .
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CS,sas xesssssea for CONGRESS.

ssnesl 2 Chti1s vho runs system Of rss
tsarsas IN Nee Ysrk sud lives 10 saH r.si
Coanty. 10 being msstieasi ~ Dshrcrs;ie esl.
d,cais fsf ceaSfsss IN the lard psif.et. n s.-
pose Csprrsssnan Howell ths vii sf.sshiy he
tsssR rsis< - tie Republican, Mr. rhiids sss
dsssstsi Tor the AsssnoiJ t.o yssrs sse
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nsmeiess xas Fssss Dead.

John Aeansy. without a home. was
found dead to-day In q coal yard ct III
las, EiSasleth s<rest.. His body sss
taken 10 the k<s Elghty-sighth street
station.