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MISS ANTHONY TO DEFEND TITLE.
Woman Golf Champion to Play Finals
With Miss Carpenter.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Miss Bessie An
thony, of Glen View, the Western cham
pion, and Miss Johnnie Carpenter will
contest tomorrow morning in the finals for
the Glen View cup. Both won their
matches in handy fashion in the semi
finals today. Miss Anthony winning from
Miss Elizabeth Congdon, Glen View. S
from Miss Morris, Evanston, up and 8
to play. The ending of the tournament
has resulted the same as most of the
women's affairs of this kind for the past
Miss Carpenter. In the past Miss Car
penter has had to content herself with
the title of runner-up. This time, how
has a chance to win.
In the second flight cup Miss J. Slaugf-
ter. Evanston, will meet Miss Sallie
Ainslee, Westward Ho. for the trophy.
Herrick In the finals for the first flight
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Too Much Wind for shamrocks.

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N J., Aug.
5.-The Shamrocks did not leave the shell
a gale of wind in the bay ana in the
morning both fog and rain. The trials of
the two Shanrocls will end on Saturday,
after which the time remaining before the
first cup races on Aug. 20, will be devoted
to .etting the challenger in her best
conQitiOn.
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Canada viii SEND Athletes.

MONTREAL, Aug Canada will be
represented at the National Amateur
Athletic Union oil, the 81 United States,
which will be held ins Milwaukee on Sept.
10 and II by a team of four members
from the Montreal Amateur Athletic
Union, Craig. Nelson, Moreau and Peck.
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Yacht Bona Wins Cup.

COWES. Isle of Wight, Aug. 5.-The
Bona won the German emperors cup in
today's regatta of the royal yacht squad
ron.
Sixteen yachts started in the race,
which was sailed over the old Queens
course. They were favored at the start
by a good sailing breeze.
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*Batted for Waddell in ninth
Two base hit, Ferris; three-base hit,
Murphy; sacrifice hit Freeman; stolen
base, Hoffman; double plays, Freeman to
Lachance to Parent. Parent to O'Brien;
left on bases Boston Z, Philadelphia 2;
first base on balls, off Dineen 4, off Wad
dell 5; struck out, by Dineen Z. by Wad
dell II; time, 1:50; umpire, Hassett.
Too Wet at ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 5.-Chicago- st.
Louis game postponed; rain.
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saltwater Teams Wants Games.

Special to The Globe.
SALTWATER, Mimi. Aug. 5.-The
management Of the Joseph Wolf baseball
team is endeavoring to arrange a sched
ule of games for every remaining Sunday
this season with the strongest semi-pro
fessional teams in the state. Shakopee
will play here Aug. Is and Pine City Aug.
g. Efforts are also being made to secure
games with st. Cloud and Glencoe.
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MILWAUKEE, .....4 0 2 0 0 Q O-6
Toledo .......6 0 o 81
Two base hits, Turner g. Owens. Schaf-
ley 2, Donohue, Dunleayy, Ganley; home
runs, Wood, Unglaub; sacrifice hit.
Owens; bases on balls, off Reisling 2. off
Muller 2; struck out, by Reislin 2, by Null
Ter 2; double plays Ball to Childs to Tur-
ner, Resling to Ball to Turner, Unglaub
to Schafley to Donohue; left on bases, To-
ledo 4, Milwaukee Z; time, 1:55; umpire,
Cunningham; attendance 1,500.
Second Game
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Philadelphia crieketers Win.

LEICESTER, England. Aug 5.-The
Leieestershire cricket eleven today began
their second innings in their match
against the Philadelphia team. Wanting
324 runs to win. the home eleven had al
ready lost eight wickets for 1875 runs
when an adjournment was called for
luncheon.
101 runs
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Huron Defeats erookinqs.

Special to The Globe.
HURON. s. D.. Aug. 5.-An immense
crowd witnessed the game OF baseball be-
tween the Bookings and Hurons here
this afternoon. 1t was one of the best
games of the season. Score, s to in ia
yor of Huron.
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SKINNER Now ideadss Eisi1ernen.

ST. LAWRENCE PARK, N. Y, Aug. 5.
The Anglers Association of the ST.
Lawrence River met att the Hotel Lotus
today for its twentieth annual session and
elected Charles r. Skinner, OF Albany.
president
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Cleveland III / 2 2 1 IS
Detroit .o- 90 0 o.

Stated for Kissinger in NINTH.
First kase on errors. Cleveland 2. Detroit
2; left on bases, Cleveland Z, Detroit 3;
three base hits, Bradley: two-base hits,
Abbott; double plays, Lajoie to Gochnau.
to Hickman, Lush to Mcclure; first base
on balls, by Moore 8; struck out, by Moore
Z. by Kissinger 2. sacrifice hits Goch
naur; stolen bases. Hickman, Bay; wild
pitch, Moore j; passed balls. Abbott /:
umpire, Connolly; time, 200; attendance,
1927.
orth's Error Costs Game.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Aug. 5.-Orth's
error in the last inning proved fatal and
New York scored the deciding run IN a
IaitcherS, contest. Score:
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Kansas City % e1o 90 Q o p
Stolen Eases, Knoll; two base hits.
Arndt. Gear. Butler; double plays. Dorner
to Turner to Mellor, Lewee to Nance TO
Grady, McAndrews to Lewee to Grady;
struck out, by Dorner 4, by Alloway 1; hit
by pitcher, McAndrews; time. l.33; UNI
pire Haskell
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NORTHERN LEAGUE.
Snecial to The Giohe-

Special to The Globe.
CROOKSTON. Mimi, Aug. 5--creok-
ston took the second and last game of
the series from Winnipeg this afternoon
in very slow game. The visitors did
not get into the game at any stage. The
features were a home run by EDWARDS,
of the Crookston team, and the sensation
al catches of Burns and Higgans OF the
same team. Freeman pitched for the 10
Gals and famed ten men, allowing eight
hits. Bartis allowed ten hits and famed
three men for the visitors. The score:
croekston ......0 e11Oz2 Il Is 10 o
Winnipeg .......0 o l o o 1 o. 6
Special to The Globe.
SUPERIOR. Wis. Aug. Superior
won an exciting and brilliant thirteen
inning contest from Fargo, scoring in the
thirteenth On hit and three bunts. all
of which counted safe. Superior, was shut
out on poor work in the second game of
seven innings Doll pitched the entire
thirteen innings for Superior and struck
out eight men and allowed but eight hits.
Score:
First Game R.HE
sup'ior % 0 o 90 o 0 0 Ii 6
Fargo ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 o 90
Batteries-Doll and Howard; Maloney
and Lynch
Second Game K. II. IL.
Superior ......e o @ o % 0 90 8 2
Fargo ..............1 0 0 o.
Special to The Globe.
DULUTH. Mimi, Aug. 5.-Sheppard, of
Duluth, made an error in the first half OF
the tenth in the game with Grand Forks
carnage. and the Dakota players won the
game, to /. At the beginning Of the
tenth the score stood 0 to 0. Sessions
pitched excellent ball, tanning out eleven
as against three for Modem, the Duluth
twirler The score:
Duluth ....0 o 0 0 0 0 0 IL 4 4
Grand Forks 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5-5 6
Batteries: Grand Forks, Sessions and
Mullane; Duluth, holden and Crippen.
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WHITE EARTH INDIANS WIN.
outcIass Hawiey and Win Championship
of Western Minnesota.

T FARGO, N D., Aug. 5.-In a game
here this afternoon for the championship
of Western Minnesota Hawley was en-
,tirely outclassed by the White Earth In
dams. Rain stopped the contest at the
beginning of the seventh. Score:
White Earth. =. 1 2 o. q o s6-5 8 2
Hawley -. 80 0 0 0 0 90
Batteries-White Earth, Emerson and
Schmidt; Hawley, Norris and Muller,
Heinark.
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Two-base hits. Turner. Chi1ds, CristaH,
Smith, Owens, Schafey 2, Ganley, Wood
Unglaub, Hemphill; home runs Cristan.
Kleinow. Owens; sacrifice hit, Donohue:
double plays, Smith to Schaub, Ball to
TIurner unglau6 una ISL Viox to
ledo 5. Milwaukee 5; bases on balls, off
Cristall 3. off Hedges 3; struck out, by
Cristall l, by Hedges l. by Arenson 2;
time LEO; umpire. Cunningham.
Blues Win Pitchers Battle.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. 5.-Kansas
City defeated Columbus in a fast game to-
day. 1t was a pitchers battle, but Allo-
way had the better support The fielding
of Nance and Lewee was a feature. At
tendance S97 Score.
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Raln Spells orphans, win.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug. 5.-After four
and ene-half innings Of the first game of
what was tn have been double header
today with Minneapolis, heavy rain
storm set in and Umpire Mullane called
the game with score of 7 to O IN favor
played today
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston. 8; Philadelphia. 0.
New York, 2: Washington. 1.
Cleveland, s; Detroit, 2.
Chicago-St. Louis. rain.
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best games played here by the Western
league for some time. Attendance. $50.
Score:
HE.
Milwaukee ....-o 0 eOe12 90 8
Col. Springs. 40 O. 9 0 0 o o o 0--0
acknowledgements and Lucia
Newmeyer and Starnagle.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 5.-Messit's
home run in the ninth won the game for
Kansas City. Attendance. 100 Score:
Kansas City 900 ooo11-6 50
Omaha ...-..0 0 o 0 o / 0 % II
Hess and Messit; Companion and
Gending.
PEORIA H.. Aug 5.-Denver game
postponed: rain.
ST JOSEPH. Mo-. Aug. 5.-st. Joseph
was shut out today because of inferior
playing in the field. Attendance, 100.
Score:
St Joseph 80 90 900 % s 8
Des Moines 30 0 / o 20 OIL o
Batteries-Garvin and Glade; Fohl and
CuShman.
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Tennis Matches. Postponed.

BROOKLINE, Mass. Aug. 5.-The in
ternatienai challenge. tennis matches at
Longwood today We're postponed until to-
morrow owing to raiT -
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Tim Hurst Acain an Umpire.

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-President Pull
liam has announced the appointment Of
Tim Hurst as National league umpire.
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TOLEDO. Ohio, Aug. 5.-Toledo had no
trouble in taking two games from Milwau-
kee. Hedges was knocked out of the box
twice. Scores:
First
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Verdict in Hanna Horror.

HANNA. Wye, Aug. 5.-The coro-
ner's jury that Investigated the mine
disaster of June 80 found that the ex-
plosion was caused by ignition of gas
in some manner unknown
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CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-The locals won
easily today by punching eight of their
hits in two innings, the same two that the
Champions made-six of their errors in.
The field was wet and slippery, making
clean fielding impossible. Attendance,
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wInona to Play St. Charles.
SneciaI in Tha CIohe

Special to The Globe.
WINONA, Mimi. Aug. 5.-A game of
baseball for the championship of south
eastern Minnesota is scheduled for this
city on next Sunday. 1t will be between
the new Winonas and the ST. Charles
team which are acknowledged to be the
strongest in this section.
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JOE POINTER HAS. .. ~
s HARD TIME WINNING
Son of Star Pointer Shows His Gameness
in Iroquois Stake.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 5.-Yesterdays
postponed card of the grand circuit was
run off at Kenilworth today. The track
had dried out well and had been worked
nished good sport. In the Iroquols
Hotel stake, 2:0S class pace, Joe Pointer,
son of Star Pointer, showed his game
ness. He was hard driven in each heat,
coming down the stretch under a terrific
lacing from his driver; He had good ones
to beat The summaries;
First race, 2:30 class, trot, purse, 81, 600.
Judge Green b. g, BY Directum, :,
Margaret manti Bathgate. BIZ by Silent
Yankee 3,s Boy. br. & c E xsnnv;s
King Simmons, blk, s1............4. DIR
er Tigm ee tn & s:17H, s:aoN. 40
Second race, 2:18a class, trot, pure
Willard Sanders. b. fg..s by Anteo
AliabrIsSe; :; g., BY ElSE 5a, spavis'l I
eaa F patehae c 6lk $ G asoa5.
Monroe. b. g. fWaIker}e. ......4 DIS
Hattie Mack. b. m. .6GprnetD Ids
Time. 2:14A, 2:15k, 2:15A.
Third race, 2:8S class pace Irequois
Hotel stake, purse s., oo6.
w 9MsG5aT sfratton, b. b., by Sara.
way CMcGuire9 .................l 3
Nervolo, b. $. (Hudson) ...........5 3
Surfreet blk. m. ECKER ..........S I 5
Cubanola. blk. S. Greer. ;........4 4
Vice Regal. b. g. tJames) ........ IDS
Time 2:o9 2:08A, 2:09A.
Fourth race, 2:14 class, trot, purse
Jim Ferry, gr g.. by Range Wilkes
George % salh MuscoYite. b. s. BonD 80
Norrie, b. g. (B Shank .............3 3
Dillon Boy, b. h. (Hudson). .........4 4
The Questor, b. g. fGeers) ...........5
HE Boy b. 6. (Stamborough) .......6
Time, 2:16A, s2:12A.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Aug. 5.-Milwau-
kee shutout Colorado Springs and went to
the head of the league. in one OF the
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Williams; home run, Ryan; stolen bases.
Lee; sacrifice hit, Ryan; double play.
Mcfarland to O'Connor; first on balls. off
Patten 3; hit by pitcher, Patten 1; struck
bases, Washington 4, New York g.; time.
lao; umpire, Sheridan; attendance, e.
127.
Boston Blanks the Champs.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 5.-Tne
home team was shut out today by Boston
in pitchers battle. Pickering and Parent
carried off the fielding honors In the first
inning Collins was ordered out of the
game for Selling Umpire Hassett by the
arm and disputing his decision, and in
the next inning Hughes was put out of
the grounds for directing remarks at the
umpire from the bench. Attendance, 49,
$50. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Champions Lose Another

Chicago, 8; Pittsburg, 2.
Cincinnati-St. Louis, rain;
Philadelphia New York. wet grounds.
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Manager Kelley Secures the
Big Southpaw From the Co.
Iumbus Club Bad Weather
Prevents Double-i1eader at
indianapolis.
STANDING OF TIE CLUES.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

st. Paul-Indianapolis, rain.
Minneapolis Louisville. rain.
Kansas City, 8; Columbus, 1.
Toledo, 7, Is; Milwaukee, 6. 10.
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Tigers Easy for Blues,

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Aug 5.-Cle5eland
had no trouble in taking today's game
from Detroit Score.
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Supposed Owner and
Dissertation.

Frank B. Bass ...... 8
same, Mt. Airy street
vacated and ....... 8
john B. Hermann, My
so TT of WHY 10 IT of. 10
same. n so TT of. "TRIP
Annie E. Knauff, SLY
so TT of w 10 IT of. 10
same, s so IT of. .11&12
Frank 3. Bass ....... 9
same 3
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Supposed Owner and
Description.

VIM. G. Reed-That part of
Lots II, 1913 and WHY 10 TT
of lot 10, block 2 of Schur-
meier's Addition. lying south
of line located as follows:
Beginning at point on the
W line of Mississippi street
sc TT 4 inches n of line of
Mt. Airy street: thence run
ming WHY at right angles
with said W line of Miss
street until it inter-
sects the w line of said lot
Is, block 3. Schurmeier's
Addition to st. Paul. .......
A. H. Paget. II 80 TT
of W 10 IT Of. ...... 10 2
same, n 80 # of.......11 2
same, n 80 # of. .....12 2
r. B. c.. Bement-That part
of Mount Airy street, va
Gated. lying e Of Missis-
sippi street. between blocks
and 3, Schurmeier's addi-
addition ................
Be Bow, Smith Risque g.
Addition
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PEORIA. H., Aug. 5.-Denver game
postponed; rain.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-06
sunposed Owner and

Be Bow, Smith Risque & Wi
Addition.
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best games played here by the Western
league for some time. Attendance, $50.
Score:
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THE ARGCSEYED POLICEMAN.
Looks Out for People on the Sidewalks
a. We'll % for Tramc In the Street.


a. We'll - for Trafnc In the Street.
A big policeman standing. on very rainy
day, In the middle OF one OF the very busiest
Of Broadway crossings. where the traffic
was no great that standing on the curbstone
looking at the crush you were con stantly
losing sight Of him in the crowd Of inter-
vening vehicles. showed presently, and
very conclusively. that while people on the
sidewalk might not always be able to see
him, he was always able to see people on
the sidewalk.
On the opposite side Of the street stood
man holding over his head with one hand
an umbrella. while on the other arm he
held a small child. He was waiting for
a chance to cross over, and finally, for some
inexplicable reason, he started at precisely
have come into collision with a car.
But he didn't get run over: for the. argus
eyed policeman on the crossing looking
out fof traffic had had an eve on him all
the time, apparently expecting that the man
might do Just what he was now doing, and
umbrella started he started, too. And he
met the man Just before he struck the
track on which the car would have struck
him, and threw his arms around man and
child and bore them back just in time.
escaped, the frightened man, as the car
slid by. fed back TO where he had come
TO stand on the curb again: and the next
time he essayed TO cross he took no chances.
And you might have thought that by the
time the policeman on the crossing so busy
with the traffic, would have forgotten all
about him; but he hadn't. As the man
with the child passed by he found time
10 walk step or two with him and to speak
20 him, To tell him, jokinRly, that he'd
had lucky escape, or something Of that
SORT No, sir; to tell him. sternly, that the
next time he tried to cross a crowded street
he should look ahead and see where he
was going.
And then be ySat back e bis crossing.
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THE PLAYS OF EASTER WEEK.
A NEW one FROM THE SOUTH
AND A BROADHURST COMEDY.

Another Woman to Manage Mrs. OsbOrus
and Act Her Own Drama-"Lattle Lord
FsuntIeroy" and "The Henrietta"
Vaudeville and Combination Houses.
Easter week will be marked by a con-
siderable amount Of new entertainment a.
the New York theatres. At Mrs. Osborn's
there will be not only a new play, bot a
new manager, who will combine in her
single person the responsibilities Of director.
star actress and author. There will be
changes also at Days and the Madison
Square. Little Lord Fauntleroy' will -
seen again after an absence Of years at the
Casino, for matinees only. and Stuart Rob-
.on will revive The Henrietta at the
Grand Opera House.
THE Starbucks," which will be produced
at Daly's Theatre on Tuesday night is
from the pen Of Opie Read. the humorist.
, He describes IL as a character comedy
drama with strong emphasis on the char
acter.' II will depend for it's success largely
upon the appreciation Of its quaint, humor-
Gus human types, taken from the Tennessee
mountains. Theodore Roberts. Col. Will
liam Lghtfoot visscher and Mary Ryan
have important parts TO play.
"A Fool and His Money IL the proverbial
name Of George H. Broadhursts new COM
edy announced for its first presentation at
the Madison Square Theatre on Tuesday
night. II deals with New YORK lne. Inc
what Happened TO Jones" Why smith
Left Home and The Wrong MIR. Wright
has naturally aroused great expectations
for a Fool and His Money.
Edith Ellis Baker has chosen Tuesday
night for the launching OF her venture at
Mrs. Osborn's Playhouse. She has written
the play and called IL THE Point Of View.
The descriptions Of It suggest the type OF
drama that Belasco and De Mile made
popular with THE Wife and The Charity
BALL II describes the efforts OF a proud
family in reduced circumstances to adapt
themselves to their new conditions,
Little Lord Fauntleroy' at the Casino
il offered, Of couree, as q special attraction
for young people. II will have six per-
formances a week beginning tomorrow.
noon, except on Wednesdays and Satur-
DAYS, when twill rise at 1880 n the morning.
Miss Vivian Martin and Master Harry
Wright will alternate a. the Little Lord
Mr. Robson has said that after this weeks
performances Of The Henrietta at the
Grand Opera House he will not play BERTHE
he Lamb again In New York. II Ii the part
in which many Of his friends like best to
zee him.
Blanche Bates will give special matinee
performance Of THE Darling OF the Gods
at the Belasco Theatre on Thursday.
This Is the last week OF The Unfore-
seem at the Empire. The stock company
goes 10 Boston next week and John Drew
returns for a short engagement In The
Mummy and the Humming Bird The
house will be closed for the season on
Maya
The Garrick also will end its season on
May ?. Annie Russell could profitsbly
remain much longer In Mice and Men,
but she needs rest and Mr.. Frohman
insists that she shall take II.
Charles Hawtrey's return 70 New York
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NOTES Of Music EVENTS.

A. the Metropolitan Opera House tomorrow
evening the Peoples Choral Onion will give per
formance of HAydns Seasons" which has not
recently been heard In New York. Shanna Cum
ming. Ellison van Hoose and other solois's and
chorus OF a thousand voices will sing. and there
will he q sufHcieni orchestra Frank Damrosch
will conduct.
Nine. Roger Micios. the French pianist. viii
sail for home on April %. on April 20 she will give
q concert In Brooklyn In company with Ben Davies.
the English tenor.
Daniel Frohman announces that the farewell
appearance Of Ossip Gabrilowtsch. the young
Russian pianist. will take place AZ Mendelsshon
Hall on FRIDAY afternoon. April "a. and Wednesday
aftsIassa, Apru1A .-..... . -