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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-02
VAUDEVILLE ON BROADWAY.
Victoria Theatre.

Last night Oscar Hammers;ein put into operation
his new plan Of furnishing amusement at the Vic
toTla Theatre. and under The subtitle Theatre Of
Harleues he converted his house into vauGe-
FiAe music hall There was great change aP-
parent In the internal arrangements. except that
the always roouy spaces behind were lighted for
2-oulenaoes and dotted with refreshment stands.
END smoking was permitted in certain parts OF the
house. perhaps in too many parts. unless the ven
uiauon can be better arranged.
But the stage programme changed indeed
There were twelve ac;s-"stunts" as Mr.. Howes
fondly calls the-n-focwing with the uninteTruPted
precision and the gilt easel placards OF the con
cnuous' theatre. Many Of tho acts. indeed. were
not unfamiliar TO the frequenters OF Keith's. and
similar places OF amusement But many a vaude-
VILE favofite who has tried star in the 'legti-
mate" has found to his sorrow that vaudeville audi
ences seldom go to the regular theatres.
So why should not the rule work the other way.
and these vaudeville favorites be things in
Broadway? Apparently it did. for the large audi
ence last night greeted that remarkable Musical
Cutiys" family. who at home with any instru-
mont 10 the extent Of domestic rudeness. and
who display SO much good nature and pretty hos
iery. with rapturous applause. Even Yorke and
Adams were welcomed with warmth. on the very
day that Weber & Fields left for San Francisco.
too. Sparrow. the mad juggler: the Nichols Sis
te7s. who DO 4 clever black face act; the Florenz
Troupe. from Barnum * Baieys circus; Aga.
whose act is all in the air" included in Mr..
Hammerstein's dozen of stunts. There will be a
week the entire bill will &c changed From the
temper of the audience last night. the experiment
Of giving Broadway vaudeville house once more
Wei timed
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rrAvsrAr1rIc MAILS

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Marquesas Islands vita San Francisco close
here faiv a $50 to February 20. inclusive.
for d'spstch per : Mariposs
Ffff Hawaii. via San Francisco close here
daiiv a. 30 m. % February t6 irrllsive. for
Sfrpatch .. Ventura or the Cnna-d stea1ner
carving the British mail for Zealand dces not
losing a $50 a m. $50 a. and $50 .. n:
sundays a. m. . a. ard $40 D m.--wff %
rae uo forwarded until the arrival Of hs Cunard
stsamer1
Frsn-isco hers daiv st $40 o. IN F~Srusry
ITO inclusive for dispatch :. 8 Hong Kong Mara
Hawaii VIA san francisco. cose here daily $50
up 10 February us. Inclusive. Tor Dispatch per n
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FOR Z. 3 Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot Be tor
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forwarded sta san Francisco sxciusfgely
Tsnspaciac mails forwarded % sailing daily
ard ire schedule OF clcsn~ -arg>c the oresuu.-
ton q their uninterrupted overland tRsxrrsa
E1ail closes AZ D previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Poseuau~
fostorcss Ssw-Iosk. n r.. January - 1ooA
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RIVAL JOINS WITH SYNDICATE.
Klaw & .Erlanger and Stair & Havlin to
Book for Each Other.

Klaw & Granger. the booking agents for the
theatrical syndicate. and the drm OF Stair
Havln. VINO. with tie Independent Bookins
AGENCY have constituted the synd!cate's only rivals
IN the theatrical field yesterday came 10 an agree
nert which will sul further choke competition
stair & HavIn till recently have controlled only
cheap houses. ranging In price from 80 cents up to
81 But this season they have bronched out and
80 they have the Globe and Majestic theatres in
Boston. the Majestic IN New-York. the Maryland
In Baltimore. and others OF better class.
This meant ri;alry to the syndicate. SO hIaw &
Frlaurer. I'm retaliation. recently bult more then
twenty cheap houses in the South and west Ihis
r,-,-t o,-,retftion 20 stair & Havltn- Accord
irriv TIE two firms met and agreed 10 stop tur her
rf-aIr- LrI.v & E-IanvCr viii book the attractions
Tor fhc Globe and Majestic theatres IN Boston. and
for the Maryland IN BAL more ah 20 S'5 E,y q Fr
lenrer cheap theatres in The South ana West. Hn4
r@-, @rro agreed not 20 build further houses thtt
,sC,id sprroach on the field Of the other nrIn-
.5oee who hoped to see the lndependent 300 .lhE
krC-c,, rrosrcr bv the enarEed activiics OF star
4 Ha,.lin will have TO look elsewhere Tor nope
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TRYING TO KEEP 0AmRoscH HERE.

The New-York symphony Orchestra which was
handed together again this season under the d.
ractorship OF Walter Danrosch. IL making strenu-
Gus efforts 20 keep Mr. Damrosch IN this city next
season. I'm spite Of the attractive offer that was
recently made to him to take the couductorshp or
the Pitts5urg Orchestra. At . salary Tor the hrst
war Of SIS COO with a further agreement that he
erouid be allowed daily rehearsals. which Mr..
Ta--roecb much desired when he was conductor OF
tre philharmonic IN this city The non-protessoIsiti
motors az the Neu-York Symphony Orchf stra.
on vyh en- DANIEL Frohuan Is the ureeidett nav
decided 10 attempt TO gather O tunu OF SiVLuN. -
Insflre the permanency OF the organization ara
lts greater efnciercy. as an induce ffeht 70 ;II.
Tls--~os~h 10 remain Nfr Damrus-h said last
rieh t that he had not yet accepted the oHeT from
Pittqhurg and that he had sin time IN which to
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsIUk-Frank n BAKER. OWeso, siate Hal.road
f-o-nn,fssioner 'FlrTH ANENCE-EX-CoDgTeSs
nan William whiIing Massachusetts. Mails lC
i e5raTg RoYue LONDON; James e. MlstNnis ht.
Ncntre.L MANAATTAN-Rey. Dr. NesIn keiue.
Italy: PRANK ;. Black. Troy. eN-Governor Of New
Ycrk MARLBOROJ CHS J. BcsOsa. Porto k.eo-
MURRAY HILL-Mayor George T.. Macy, Ports
mouth y H. Stepnen d Fed. Stockoricge, Mass.
WALDORF ASTORIA - EN Governor William
F5unn. Pennsylvania. T. II. Watkins. scranton.
member Of the Anthracite Coal Strike CJmtIls-
sion: John G. Muburn, Buffalo. II. Is. LeCyaEd
Detroit, president Of the Michigan Central RAN
way: =. A h. Wldeusr. FnNd4eiphia. EN-Cniied
states Senator G. 4. Manderson. Nebraska
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MISS GEORGIA cAYvAN's CONDITION.
Report That Actress Had a Stroke Of Pa
ralysis Neither Confirmed Nor Denied.

Inquiry az Sanford Hail. at Flushing. yesterday.
failed TO elicit any information the condition Of
MISS Georgia CayVsn. the actress. who has been an
innate OF the ssratortun for many months. suffer
ing from nervous disorder. II has beer reported
tina; she had had stroke OF paralysis. and was IN
serious coalition but DR.. Brown. the superintend-
ent. refused positively to say anything about her
condition. and would say that she was stu
in the institution.
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: WEDDING.

Crv TELEGRAPH To TUT T7rRUNEl
r,tvarsinbia Feb Miss Charlotte ID. Coke. OF
~ cft, vas married to-day at O'Clock TO Imre
1-,urcr an oberIeutenant IN the Austrian Army
7hA wedding was a quiet one. and was solemnized
hv Fither James p. Turner. in the absence Of the
archbishop. al the archepiscopal residence IN
~ souare Only the i'm date family and few
Intimate friends present at the ceremony: a
law re~sptfoO followed the homo o. the bride 3
80 ans Rebecca COKE No 5f2 Spruce-st. The
Ia I'd bride groom will sell fer Eurcre Thurs
dav next. and viii 20 at once 70 vienna "neIe
thew Will make their home.
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Queenstown parts OF Europe must %
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After clOsng the Transatlantic
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and until within Ten Mn
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f.. tn. New-orleans Picayune.

The Tribune Almanac and Political REGISTER for
1904 Is at hand IL Is publis he'd by The New K
Tribune IT p cents cory y IS 1-no. paper
bound volume CT four hundred dn zly printed pages.
cranrned with all sorts Of statistical inforna ion.
especially of political character. II tells about
the general government in all its Eranchcs-the
army and navy, pension laws labor laws. National
Parry platforms and a good deal OF everything
eIze. II Is a valuable publication
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.


nom ]
.sTne Bee acknowledges the receipt OF The rrio-
me Almanac for 1901. published b. The New-4o-k
Trtbr-ua Company. Ever : nee statistical year
5o5xs were introduced and pOpUllrized In the
I-rIfed states The Tribune Almanac has main
tanned unchalcneed a high Ilace in public favor
- fs 10. an almanac n the dictionary sense OF the
Sord INIT is a ready refe e1ce and guide book con-
faibi1g everything thar such compu7 lion ought
10
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NEW CADET PLAY.

Boston. Fer. / (speciaD--TreHont Iheate was
o.l.5 to.rirht TO witness the first production on
a,v stage Of characteristic production OF the
tcnth musical play written by Robert A Barnet
- ..14q2 Miss Simplicity and other popular at
fractions The present one IS entitled "ClnoereIIa
- r. Prince and is given. Ike the others, by
. - First Cor1s 4 Cadets. The muse IS MrIJten
- roI,is = Ccttschaik and Edward W Corliss
ny SdSi,icraI rur7H hers BY n J. sullivan. J. )
S-t,,-1"n ard n K Stevers. Many Of the IaVorltes
~ former cadet shows were in the cast.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST


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INDIES. ETC
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WEBER g. FIELDS CO. STARTS WEST.

The Grand Central station was scene OF merry
..,.,,- ana iaavetak ~ ard presented the general
ss.sct Of a transported Rialto on warm spring
AFTERNOON yesterday. when. at o'clock the Weber
& Fields company assembled there TO ooasd theH
-,..te, train for san Francisco There were ovH-
b1Ir4rfd members in the party Inc route VII
10 Over the Central. Lake shore ROCK lslahu
49, .r6 Rio Crande and Southern Pacihc ana
fast rt1n Is expected. s'vce the crlV stois w,
TO caarFe locomotives The equipInett u ~
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MRS. s1oRER OPENS VIENNA BALL.

Vienna Feb I-At the bail Tonight OF the city
OF Vienna Arehduks Leopo,d-Salvator led the
march into the ballroom W!th Ms Stcrer. wife Of
the United States Ambassador
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final
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kFsLLY-RAyNCSp-Ou Saturday. January 90. at St
EaJricEs Cathedral BY His Grace Archbishop Farley,
Emily Br0oks Raymond. daughter CO TIRE late James
Raymond to John Jerome Kelly.
MORGAN-KArO-At Yokoharis, Japan. January p,
1904 kev r. Booth. IN presence OF United
States CONS General Bellows George D Morgan 20
Miss TUki Kate. CT Kyoyo. Japan
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Mr.. MoADoo ENTERTAINs MCCLELLAN.

,,-s,t,, last night in homer Of Mayor ard Mrs Nc
C,leTan in the ladies' annex OF tbs Netropohta
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80, ,.rnpernture yesterday, y degrees. tV
- 81. average for corresponding date tAsS
u, ss. average for corresponding date last twenty
ave years. - suita so cold to-day.
,,-lSo@ssav probably snow. followed DS IAN ~
shlrs north winds to-day
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-, oc,,;,, H,corl.-The folIowug Official record
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-, With :he corresponding date OF last year -
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CEMETERIES.
The woodlawn Cemetery

Great PineIawn Cemetery. ABS scres-a beautifs
Park send foI prices OF lots ONCE. IS Broad-st v
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UNDERTAKEES

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ga 81 Tel I.324 or 1,325 Chelsea Frank E Campo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-10-05
SUPREME COURT
 MEETS ON NOV. IA
JEFFERSON COUNTY IS IN THE SIXTH DIVISION, WHICH WILL COMMENCE ON NOVEMBER 21 AND ON APRIL 10, 1905.

Montgomery. October 4.-(Special.)- The winter term of the supreme court will convene November 14, 1904. The fol- lowing is the composition of divisions and dates for call of each:
 First Division-Composed of cases from the counties of Baldwin, Clarke, Mobile, Monroe and Washington. shall commence on the second Monday in November tNovember IA. 19O4) and the first Monday in April (April 3, 1so5), and may continue one week.
 Fifth Dlvision-Composed Of cases from the counties of Chambers, Chiffon, Coosa, Fillmore, Lee, Macon. Russell and Talla- poosa, shall commence on the third Monday in November (November 21, 1904), and the second Monday in April (April 10. 19O5), and may continue one week.
 Sixth Division-Composed of cases from the counties of Blount, Cullman. Fayette, Jefferson, Lamar, Marion. Pickens, Tus- caloosa, Walker and Winston, shall com menee on the fourth Monday in Novem- Der (November 2s, 19OD, and the third