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ty-sixth-st. beginning next Monday evening rhs
organization will be headed by John s Duss whose
military band consists of sixty-five musicians Ths
programme will be changed nightly and variety
of musical numbers is to be given. The ST. Nicho-
s has n general @ 9 BY car
IffciaIiv cooled Mr. D1ss viii give an iTrroc.a.
concert at the Metropolitan Opera House to-night
Police Band and the Manhattan Letter Carriers
Band will attend.
'The Hall of Fame still continues at the New
York; and in spite OF the approach of warm
drawaI. l'' It's WIKI
Eva Williams and Jac Tucker are to be featured
in "Sktnny's Finish at Keiths this week. ''AF'
Leech and the Three Rosebuds W G Fields &C.
centric juggler; Press Eldridge. Swift and Huber
musical musical comedians Katherine Wells. original mon
Football Players and the Farmer" and others are
on the bill
At Tony Pastors the weeks attractions are
Monroe, Mack and Lawrence in Ned Monroes
one act play, entitled How TO Get Rid OF Your
Mother-in-Law'; Jess Dandy Miss Belle stewart
the three Westons. in a musical comedy. Mes
sPeeaty TeTS and Eer in m aonev me% 1sqsgs ss5a
sketch. The Dancing Missionary and others
This is the last week Of Quo vadis' at ths
Academy Of Music.
Brighton Beach Music Hall will open its season
on Saturday. June IA giving two performances
daily, with vaudeville entertainment. Slafer's
Brooklyn Marine Band will continue before to
be the musical feature OF the beach.
Special preparations have been made for the en-
tertainment OF the Memorial Day audiences az
the Proctor theatres Continuous performances will
be given at all houses in the local Proctor chain
Continuous vaudeville will rule at the Twenty-thrd
Street. as usual The feature will be Esau, the
chimpanzee comedian He has reached a remark
able state OF higher education Sunday concerts
begin at l,30 and are continuous
Peaceful Valley" Will be the stock company
offering at the Fifth Avenue with AIcen Bass
playing the part acted by the late Sol Smith Rus
sell Sunday concerts begin at p. and
continuous.
Wallace Erskine and Mabel Montgomery will lead
the Proctor stock company IN a presentation OF
Lord Chunley'' at the Fifty-eighth Street. The
sunday concerts are continuous after ? p m
Up in Harlem the Proctor stock company at the
Observation-Disclosures Street house will
give Lost, Twenty-foUr Hours a comedy. in
which Robert Hilliard made one OF his successes
Sunday concerts begin at p m and are continu-
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Laya who will be pleasantly remembered by all
those who heard the French opera company at the
Victoria few weeks ago. is perhaps the leading
fea ature She will sing both in French and English.
Phroso the mechanical doll-if she is a doll--is
another feature There will also he musical num-
gramn1e.
The Show Girl at Wallacks will be changed
little tomorrow, and new features are being added
each week. Lady Betty PrInge. the part Miss
Paula Edwardes has been playing, will be taken by
Miss Bessie De Vote who has been doing a team
dance with Frank Young in the second act for the
last week two. A soubrette from San Fran
cisco will be introduced and there will be ping
pong specially II is not given out whether the cat
will chase the balls.
The James W. Morrissey English Grand Opera
Company which has been in rehearsal for the last
six weeks. begins n spring and summer season at
the Grand Opera House tomorrow night. at popu-
lar prices. The opera OF the first week will be
Bizet's Carmen" which will be followed with
'Mgnon" for the second week. and then. IN the
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25

that Miss Bingham has played in New-York City
In the last two seasons. The success of a Modern
Magd3len' exceeds that OF her first play, The
Climbers by 20 per cent There will be extra
matinee on Memorial Day and the closing per
formance on next Saturday evening will be made
a gala occasion.
DIR. BIZ will be the weeks revival of the stock
company at the Murray Hill Theatre The cast
Will include Henry V. Donnely as Mr.. Firman.
Elita Proctor Otis will present Miss Lucille West
ern's version of Mrs. Henry Woods's novel East
Lynne at the Metropolis Theatre this week sup
ported by her own company. Miss Otis Will appear
In the dual parts of Lady Isabel and Nine Vine.
Mrs Leslie Carter's engagement in David Be
lascos play Du Barry will continue for only eight
more performances az the Criterion. Next Sat
urday night will be Mrs. Carter's last appearance
in the part until she opens the new Belasco The
atre about September l. Early in June she will
go 70 Switzerland Tor rest. There will be
matinee Friday.
Dolly Warden continues at the Herald Square
Theatre with special Friday matinee
a summer evenings amusement in the present
season will be F. Johnston's Duss Band car
nivals at the ST Nicholas, Columbus-ave. and Six
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at the Savoy Theatre on next Saturday night.
extra matinee being given Friday. Henry B.
Harris has arranged for a additional five weeks
season at the Savoy Theatre, beginning on Monday,
September l.
Notwithstanding the continued success Of Jo-
seph Hart and Carrie De Mar in Foxy Grandpa"
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre. il has been de-
cided TO close the engagement on next Saturday
steal comedy will be celebrated by the distribution
of souvenirs A special holiday matinee Will be
given on Memorial Day.
The American Theatre management has secured
for next weeks bill The City of New-York." a
play that shows pictures OF life on the East
Side as contrasted with that Riverside Drive.
One scene shows the Bowery by night; another the
Claremont Hotel; a third Grants tomb by moon
light, with a view Of the Hudson River as back
ground.
This is the closing week Of Amelia Bingham and
her associates IN "A Modern Magdalen'' AT the
Bijou Theatre, and makes the thirty-ninth week
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25

order e.,d named each opera for one week, Faust"
Lucia" and Romeo and Juliet" The, cast for
Miss Julia Allen. Miss Harriet Packard Miss Eu-
genie Barker Miss Eta Bgelov, Miss Helen John
son, Miss Emily Townsend. Miss Grace Wheeler
Baron Berthald, Thomas Boyd AChille Albert
Frank Belcher. Arthur Seaton. T Sinclair Gore
and the chorus from the Metropolitan Opera House
TO which English has been taught.
King Dodo' will enter on the third week Of his
reign at Days tomorrow night, with Raymond
Hitchcock in the title part. The first two weeks of
the OF this amusing opera or Broadway have
been successful, and the advance sale OF seats
promises long stay. HitchcoCks nonsense is well
worth seeing.
Harry Fairleigh of The Strollers company.
will make his appearance with The Wild Rose
at the KnickerSocler Theatre tomorrow. Several
new songs have been introduced also The opera
will remain the Knckerbocker until September !,
when the engag ement OF the Rogers Brothers
opens.
The Empire Theatre will he dark after next Sat
urdav night. when the final performance of The
Importance of Being Earnest will be given. Sew
eral OF the leading members OF the company are
due play in San Francisco on June g.
Robert Edeson will close his present engagement
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twenty thirty blocks pulling bolts Of brass into
wire Of various sizes by forcing the metal through
steel dies. Connected with each wire block is a
collins machine. one OF which was responsible for
the last Of the few fatal accidents in the history
of the mill A careless workman caught his hand
in coil Of wire it thrown around the
collier. In a second his body jerked from the
floor TO the wire bench, and succeeding coils bound
him TO the reel. Before the machinery could be
stonned nearly every hone in his bodv had been
crushed and broken. With reasonable care the
brass makers calling is not 4 dangerous one, how
ever, and fatal accidents unusual
AS walks along the wire bench the strands
become smaller and smaller, until it seems almost
that thread is being spun
Getting pretty small. isn't it, said Of the
foremen. 5 the visitor admired the delicate work
but that is nothing 10 what we have done here
And what have you done?' asked
We drew wire finer than Womans hair once"
he said, Just Il how fine could make Il
II was like this: Ny wife is mighty proud OF her
hair. which is as fine as silk. Sometimes she brags
about IL, and Dragging woman is not the most
pleasant thing TO have opposite you at the table
three times a day I determined TO cure her.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

From most of the theatres where light opera has
not entered a summer run come the announce
ments that this week will be the last of the sea-
son. Tomorrow night Mr.. Hammerstein opens his
roof garden on the Victoria Theatre and a summer
season of grand opera in English begins at the
Grand Opera House Duss and his band enter on
an engagement at the St Nicholas Rink. Mrs
Fiske, at the Manhattan Theatre. will give a
widely different parts. in 'DivorcoGs' and in the
city. On FridaT, evening however she will again
give "A Dolls House"
The Paradise Garden is retained by Mr. Ham
rnerstein as the name for his roof garden II has
been remodelled in accordance with the orders Of
the Buildings Department. and tomorrow night
long bill will be presented at the opening. Mile
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" 'M.randa' says I, we draw brass wire
down at the mill which is finer than your hair.
She laughed and said. ia like 10 II done
q" Give of your hairs says |. and I'll
bring the wire home with me tonight.
She pulled out long one. and used II as
wire as fine as the hair. II seemed that further
drawing out possible. kept at It, The
result wire twice fine a hair put a
yellow strand my coat when I went home 70
dinner, and It not long before she noticed II.
Nor would she believe that it did not from
some woman until showed her a ban ot the wire -
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NO GHOST HAUyTS H4GEHAy's.

Mrs Harriet A. Young, of No. 1S2 Montgomery
st. Poughkeepsie, writes TO The Tribune 20 say
that the yarns told by the people OF the township
of East Fishkill. n. Y, concerning an alleged
ghost which is reported to haunt Hagenan's an
cient tavern in that township are wholly untrue
OF course they are untrue. No one but young
children believe in these days that ghosts haunt
houses. The legend concerning the old hotel was
printed as amusing instance OF countryside lore
and nothing more There IS absolutely no shoss
which has haunted this property az any time
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
no ADMITTANCEv AT THE TOnBS.

As usual thing. II is not necessary to warn peo-
pie 70 keep out OF jai-at least not by placing on
the jail a placard informing all who see il that
they will not be admitted. This. however. IS what
has been done the Tobs. that great. silent, for
bidding building where in the time before death
by electricity became the legal method Of admin
istering the capital sentence. many entered for
whom there was no exit alive.
On the Tombs building in Csntre-st to-day.
however there Is a great garing sign that az
tracts attention. and excites much comment. and
which bears the legend:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-25
NO ADNIITTANCE.

OF course IL is on the new Tombs building, and
equally. of course. il has been put there by the
contractors who doing the work.
Nevertheless. many persons who pass laugh at
the incongruiuy OF such sign prison, many
make comments and some. who know their IN
side only too we'll. wish that the legend were ap-
plcable 10 all jas.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Washington, July Is, 1902
SPECIAL LICENSE NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
given that in accordance with act OF Congress,
approved July L. 1902. entitled An act making
appropriations provide for the expenses of the
government of the District of Columbia for the
fiscal year ending June so. 1903, and for other
purposes license taxes were imposed upon classes
of business. trades professions NOT heretofore
taxed, follows, viz. The proprietors Of all au-
tovehices for the transportation of passengers for
hire, LICENSES FOR WHICH SHALL DATE ONE
YEAR FROM JULY !, 1902; autovehicle establish
ments, brewers and brewers agents. public board
ing houses, Turkish. Russian or medicated baths.
claim agents. contractors, carriage and wagon
makers establishments. cigar dealers. confecton-
ers establishments, dstilers rectifers dealers I'm
the several markets, fuel hucksters. florists in
vestment maturity companies. laundries land
and improvement companies, massage establish
ments, mediums. claryoyants, soothsa yers fortune
tellers palmists. railroad ticket brokers' ice
cream parors. fencing schools. slot machines un-
dertakers establishments. warehouses the stor-
age of infammable oils. etc, LICENSES FOR
WHICH ARE DUE FROM JULY l. 1902 AND
WHICH WILL EXPIRE OCTOBER 81 1892
PAYMENT MUST BE MADE PRO RATA FOR
THE UNEXPlRED PORTION OF THE LICENSE
YEAR, AT THE BEGINNING OF WHICH
LICENSES MUST BE RENEWED. All persons liza
BILE for a license under the act quoted above are
required to call at the ONCE OF the assessor AT
ONCE and procure their licenses. under penalty II
the law. II. II. DARNEIL.LE, Assessor OF the DIS
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