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Chapelle. The play is military in tone the scene
being laid in Washington. Ziska and King offer a
magic speciality. Lydeil ard Butterworth. dan
GERS offered some heavy shoe steps. Zackley and
Buneu. musical comedians lie Page jumper;
Daisy DuEnond. and the kalate7 hnoscope all con
tribute their share 70 the bill
The dramatic Offering at Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Theatre yesterday afternoon was "Afyles Arooa. a"
on Irish romantic play which serves 10 introduce
Donald Brian, who is 10 be starred this season in
this play. Among those OF the permanent stock
company were George Howell. George Bryant.
Dan" Jarrett Miss Adelaide Keirr and Miss
Bertrand. HEADING the vaudeville section were
Jones. Grant and Jones. three negro entertainers.
who have recently reunited after q separation Of
more than year Bert Baker :nCnoloEist; Greg
comedians. Alexander ana Hoffman. singers ana
dancers; Daisy Dulond cOr2ediennc. and tEe }lala-
techonoscore.
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OvEPr.SSs,
DAILY


The schedule % closing OF rranspacdc Mails A. ~
ranged the presumption OF their ninteITJ11taf 49,
land transit to pert OF sailing The nu1I CONNECTING
mails Except Registered Transpacihc Mails vhi~fs
close previous dey) close General 49,
once. New YorE fellows.
Japan. Korea. CdinA and Phtlippius Islands VIA
attic close e. $50 p m august : for dispatch Der
fremont.
Taait and Narquesas Islands via San Francisco cl,
at $50 p m August 4. for dispatch per s 3 Mari
japan texcept Paresls-Post NaIs). Korea China Al
Philippine Isl0uds. via Vancouver ana Victcrf1-
3 c. close at :. 80 p m August g. for dispatch pe-
: Empress Of Japan
Nevr-Zeaand. Australia tsxcept Wssr Nev-Cale5o~f.
Samoa. specially addressed mail ~ rfi
Islands san Francisco. ctcss 81 m Aus1sf
steamer carving the British mail for NevS-zssisr
arrive in time to connect disnafsf
p. m: SUNDAYS at go a. m. a m and $50 b r.
viii be male up and forwarded until ne arrival q no
Cluard steamer.
Fir Islands specially mali rsr Aussa'ss
SeW-Caledona. vita Vancouver Victoria Il Il
close at Ga0 p m August II for dispatch per q 8
Hawaii Japan. Korea china Philippine 1slauds VS..
san Francisco. close az $50 n Ausust IS for
patch e. Doric.
Philippine Islands and Guam via san Francisco.
$50 p n AaSust % to- dispatch per Z. s. Tralsp1r
MaEchuria and Eastern SihaTia present forwarded
Fsuss.l instead Of VIA japan the usuai roate.
NOrs~Ualess otherwise addressed. West Australfo =
forwarded via Europe New-Zealaud san Traro
ard certain places IN the Chinese Provinces - YuIar
kueichoW. SzechWan ard NWangsA via Eri1isn India
va Ear2pe mus % tuliy prepaid az the foreign
rates Hawaii - toINaTied via san FrarCisc0 s<ciu--
slvely. COEtNELrUS VAN CuTT. F6st,astsr.
Postofiee. Ses-IoEiz n =. July %. 1sls-
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Aug l.
rooal rains have occurred n the East South
fair weather has prevailed the North and Northwest
An area OF high has moved soitaeastward
over the Missouri Valley attended by fan temPera
lre in TIE north districts. and the barometer
has fallen with rising temperature in the Northwest.
where maximum reading Of 90 degrees is reported
Tc-sl -ains will continue Tuesday the southern
half 81 lie country q the Rocky Mountains
Prom the uunar Missouri valley eastward over the
the wealth r will fa.r. with moderate temperature
barometric depression IN the extreme
Northwest eastward, causing rise IN tenn
reatlre from the upper Mississippi! Valley eastward
The along the Atlantic Coast VIII hs lSht 70
fresh southwest and the CUR Coast light 70
fresh variable and the Great Lakes light 10 fresh
northwest, becoming variable.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
have light fresh winds and partly cloudy wealth
the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LOcaIitiesFor the District OF
Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey Delaware.
Maryand and Virginia partly cloudy to-day with LEGAL
rains: wednesday warmer; winds mostly fresh
For Western Pennsylvania. to-day with cooler in
portion Wednesday ana warmer ifesn north
west winds. becoming variable
FOR Western %evg-TOrk. fair to-day and Wednesday.
warnlor Wednesday, fresh northwest winds. becoming
For New England fair and cooler to-day; wednesday
fair and fresh west winds -, -,
For NewYOrk. partly cloudy to-Nay' WIN iofai
rains Wednesday fair and warmer
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HENRY =. MASH.

Henry T Nash, OF this city formerly well
known in railway circles. died suddenly IN Seattle
an rbursdav last sixty-seven years old For
nearly twenty-five years he auditor OF the
e. Louis Alton and Terre Haute Railway Com
many and was afterward treasurer Of the New
York and Ottawa Railroad Company OF late years
he had been connected with the banking house OF
n W Harris a Co. as railroad expert and ac-
countant The body was buried at ST. d4ouis his
former home Mr. Nash was In the late War Of the
peballian. entering the service with Company F.,
sltb Ohio as second lieutenant He leaves widow.
four sons ard q daughter.
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Treasurer OF The New-York Tribune Fresh Air
Fund. Nerx-York Tribune New-York City.
Dear Sir: II affords me pleasure TO send you in
behalf Of the sieEel Cooper Company, for your
Fresh Air Fund. a check for two hundred and
seventeen dollars and siKty-one cents ($2lI Oh.
this amount representing a certain percentage
OF the business done at the Big Store on Fri
5av. Iuly % 1904 This is a yearly custom of
the SiegeI Cooper Store. and one which affords
MS much pleasure.
Yours very truly
SIEGEL COOPER COMPANY.
Per 4. J. Meister, Advertising Manager.
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PROMINENT ARRIvALs Az Zee HOTELS

ALBEIA RLE-senator James + Tsliaferro
onta. William II. TAFT. Secretary OF War. HOFF-
MAN-Ex- Senator DAVID 3. Hlil. Albany. HOL-
LAND-OrCn =. Taft. Chicago, Charles r. Meilish,
Detroit. IAfPERIAL-s. Harrison Wagner. New
Haven. Observation-Disclosures c. ~ Agre
monte Mexico SAINT DENIS-Colonei J. Regar.
L. 5. a VICTORIA-State. Senator George p
" Barron Boston: Samuel Appleton. Boston.
WESTMINSTER - Commander a. NJ knight
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

opening q the subway Mulberry and Blocker
sts. noon.
Banner raising % The Hungarian Republican Club. No
IS Sec9ud-aVe. 3 2.
Band concerts Noun. Morris ana Tompkins square
ParEa 8 N
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ANOTHER PAYMENT ON FAIR LOAN.

ST. Louis. Aug Another semi-monthly pay
ment OF 100000 Of the government loan was made
promptly to-day by the Louisiana Purchase Ezx-
position Company. Shortly after the banks opened
for business the money, which had been on de-
post at the National Bank OF Commerce. was
transferred to the United States Suh-TreasurY.
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EX-G0V. PATTISON DEAD.
Former Pennsylvania ErecutiUe
Passed AzUay at Fifty-three.

Philadelphia Aug. 1.-Rohert E Pattison, who
was twice Democratic Governor OF Pennsylvania
and twice ControHss OF Philadelphia. died early
to-day at his home in Overlook. suburb OF this
city. Pneumonia. complicated with a weakness OF
the heart. was the cause Of death. He was fifty
three years old. Mr. Pattis0n was candidate for
Governor on the Democratic ticket against Gov
ernor Pennypacker in 1902. and had not been
we'll man since his laborious campaign in that
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JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER ABAEDONs II

After spending $4,000 and taking much for e1-
perneuts John D. Rockefeller decided 50 Tar
as he operation OF private electric
light plant a failure
he signed yesterday with the local lighting
company to light the Pocantico Hius As
service begins his private plant viii
for bargain price IL requires about eight
large lights illuminate
grounds be installed
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SYNDICATE BUYS ft2 ACRES.

Another high class residential section Is to be
erected near Elmhurst. Queens Borough. The
David Springsteen Tompkins Farm with three
other farms nearby. the Hoffman Boulevard
containing lie acres, have been purchased BY a
Boston syndicate for S10O.01o. Work OF building
houses will be started at once.
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PASSENGERS ON THE CEDRIC.

London Aug 1.-The White Star Line steamer
Cedric. which sails from Liverpool for New-York
on August .. VIII take among her passengers the
Duke OF Newcastle Edna May and C. r McKiu.
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MAIN OFFICE-No. 1Ss Nassau-st,
UPTOWN OFFICE-NO. 1864 Broadway. any American
District Telegraph ONCE
RR0NN RUEEAU-No. 40G East i3Sth-st.
WASHINGTON BUREAG-No l.3s2 Est
Te4 Broad-st.
AMERICANS ABROAD VIII ind THE TRIBUNE at
LOND0NAOfcs Of TttE TRIBUNE No. 1fa
Frank Gould 8 Co.. No "a l.ew-o1eora-s,
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Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees lowest H.
average yesterday 75Saverage corresponding date %
last year corresponding date os last
twenty-five years r.
Partly to-day; wednesday 1alr;
fresh westerly winds
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rsg TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.

Money intended for the fund should be sent
either by check express or pOstotdce money or
der. and should be made payable to The Tribune
Fresh Air Fund
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Special Notices.


THE TRIBUNE Will be by 20 any address IN
country abroaa ana ao-reSs often
Subscriptions Be given regular
before 4 more con- sllent. hand them
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANsPACIFIC

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Urdzysl.
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ALEXANDRIA, Lake MohOnR. y. y. Friday, July
90 I9O4 AndreN Alexander, IN hts 74Jh year Funeral
Tuesday August 2 At 1850 O'Clock. Intsrmsut
venlzncs % family.
BRCNN-July 81. 1904. the residence her son.
South Woodstock, Conn. CharI0tts Z.
B-unr beloved vile 81 julius ". Brun 90 years
months Funeral services from her late residence
$50 Graad-avs., Bro9kyu Wednesday August s.
1904. z. Please omit flowers. IaJer1suc Ir1-
CAMPBEIL-suddsnly. July 50. Is04 Joseph H.
Campbell. the sd year OF his age Funeral
vices the residences % his dagghter. Mrs Jean D.
Tuesday August 2 at o'clock p n. 1uter1ent
private
sKINNEP-On Thursday. July .. Charles q Skinner IN
me % his Funeral from
residence. Nc. sVl Deau-st.. Brooklyn on Tuesday
evening august = az o'clock Inte-msu1 p-lvate.
Members OF 81 Ceclls LoGse. No. $50. F. A.
also Gilbert Council. No l.343. Royal Nreanun and
olive branch Lo4se, / o. O. F.. are respectfully IN
o attend
nights. John Rusges slack. eldest Of Frances "
InterTaent Albany Rural Cemetery y
leaving Grand Central Station S 45 Wednesday
YATEs-Suddeny. Friday. July %. 1904 at Lake
Mlnnewaska. y, Y. Joseph ". Yates o Plaiudeid.
j.. the 79th year of his ass. Services at MS
home Plainheld y. j.. Tuesday. August a $50
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Local OflelaI Record.-The following Official record
from Weather the changes IN the tenn
peraturs twenyfour hours. in comparison
with the corresponding year;
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Bar.
Inch.
SIS

In this diagram the continuous white line shows
changes in indicated by The TribuneB self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
peratErc recorded by the local Weather Bureau
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LEvERISG-LIN Saturday. July so. at En-
manuel Church. Baltimore. Nd BY the Rev Thomas E
Pattis0a. Eiinor W. 8 Lsvsring % Dr. Arthur Field
Lindley. Of New-Y0rk
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Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii
be rspublished In The Trf-weesIy Tribune without
extra charge
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assEsaen5s have been aal g Ess5 he pNx "a
SSSDA1 fISlsgNE Ale IN the EeadinE * 10
LOSDOsS-EoIsI Vissoria. savoy hotel Ths Lazsa4ra
peIs ,ii5aad GTaad E5tsl ne Howard hotel ss-
Ho5re3s Hotel N5rfoIsat. strand; Hotel Great cen
5ASL-AesI9si Elo'sl Iivs5seol; Eaans Hsss
Eraa5~ EiotSi wei,issssn rS-ii-s Vss: sIdisSi
sS s Hass shsSS aaI Ho sa Is y Wh 2' Toos
1REIASr-EseIes Hotel. GlsnsarIr. shssourus Hossl.
scoTIaS:ps, Each Hotel Glasgow; station Hss-.
WA44JEsIVatsroo Hotel. BsttWs-y Coed Royal CAN
erBR R1ss5 F-tt4s5y-C cscii
AFsIs-HoteI Chathau HotsI &c Lille Albion Grand
s de P aasns fat a9a H Jane. sS A M
BE1GIU,IIe Grand Hotel Brussels Hotel Kur.ani ard
6eau site Ostend
F9rha I;. sSnssea7sSR3
seasons Hotel Wr4iSb. 44"tei HslISvTs Drssllsss
HotsI kaissrhot Berlin Nsullens Hotel As s
SeEssraef Hosel NgEs15sFs F9qF SsasS5s H55ss
kassrho:. wiesbaaen Park Hotel Dgssslassrss
Bad-wiid1nssn: Hotel cGisisa1a- Bad-vNiIsuazsrs
1otsl Asss1isr Badsn- Baden: Hotel Mssr@,o-es
HotsI Golosns: HsFEs Hotel Colosas: Gsa's.snial
HOST so EraF s5STs Hots N7fiSna5
RRns 52ss ,aI o's d 51TIs5
hotel katssFhof Godesbers-on- hins; Srand Hotel
EIssis rj Sae. < ssiagen Hotel Sc ao,,anae'
AUsTRfS ATD syTrrZr,F1 N17i@Tf5fSI F5-issoI W.
emma; Grand Hotel Hungaria. Budapest; Hotel 5au-
au Lac. Zu-fch; Hotel MonopOe. Coblsnrs Hossi
Russte Kissiagen. Hotels ViotOria ana xanzsraa
Interlaken Continental Hotel. Lausauuss savoy
asd West Ee1 Hotel CARLSBAD; victoria H5.eL
Basls; Hotel Euler Basic: the SfadCrar Carlsbad
Ru5en Hotel. Jungfraublicz. 1ntsrla<ens Hot.i
5eau Eivase. Geneva; Grand Hotel LA1sann-s
Hotel National Carlsbad: Grand Hotel. Lu<anos
Hotel De Ia Paix Geneva: Hotel Bernerh6s. B-r1ss
Hotel Europe Lucerne: Grand Hotel. Veveys Motel
Weinar Marienbad; Hotel Klingsr. MaTisu5a4s
Hotel kursaaL MalOEia EuEadine.
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FFeANCE--FIotel MssropoI>s
Rome; Grand Hotel. Venice. Eden Fzlace. Gen54s
HOTEL RsSsi bSasii Venice: ' Hossi as Ia wa,
Milan; Hotel ROYAL Rome. Hotel Louvre and
Savoy. Afx-les- Bains: Grand Hotel Afx-les-Ezinss
Palace Hotel dss DoIoHnitss Galore Borcs
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MIDSUMMER DIVERSIONS.

car roller skates miniature o,as of course
loeped the loop in Rins az ice t-irc,-s Af,i,,,,a
- al Luna Park The Saturday and sun
-. p0Se brought 10 the park the biggest
- '.''l@ii'e on record. adding than
- -. '.''"S@ha 70 the total II visitors
forming leopard On a cage az -, =,
geature Of the park anpeari-- IL. - -, -,
srrfee - o.1-,-s ,i.saD 'lI hfe thousand square
sersrfe ~ - 81 tueeu 70 the scenic in
ere Sea trip. Three hundred 1iloe-
coming from the CITY of re 49, ~ ~ l 70
STE the wonders NJ nfess-a rrtr,v,-t 7 81 20
eAh.biiiOn this week "S'- q 1u'i1S .
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For all points IN the states canada ana Nexlco
toEtse Of he ocrousns o. Manhattan and The BroaSI
without exera expense Tor IoTe.sa postage.
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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Mai subscribers IN York civ the DAILY
TISI-WEEKIy viii be Charged one cent
postage in addition % the rates named above
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Died.

Death notices appearing IN TEE TRIBUNE VIII be
republIsh-d IN The Tri-WeeIly Tribune without extra
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Poztonoe Notice

Should be rsad DAILY By 81 interested as changes
nay any tirue)
Foreign mails for the week ending 1904 VIII
Close promptly in al casssl az the General Postccs
toloWs; Parcels Mails close hour EARLIER than
Closing time shown below Parcels Post Nals for Ger
many close at 3 ,. August s ard s
ResulG- and Supplementary mails eloss T5r4is-r
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tarer than closing time below except
Rsfnsntary Nails for Europe ana Central America. Via
Colon close one hour later than Foreign SlatlsnJ
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For points Europe ana all countries in the INF
tn. F~f zine ates
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC

WEST INDIES. ETC
TUESDAY (2dlAs $50 Csupplsusatary 10.50 a nj
tsr Nicaragua except Easr Cosstl Honduras (zxcapt
Colombia. Ecuador. PERI Bolivia and Chilli per s.
Advance via Colon tmau sor Guatemala must Be
Per :. = Prins Wnlsm II tnaI Tor CSps Haiti Port
&c PatX. Curacao Neuezusla. Trinidad. Erltish and
Dutch Guiana must Be directed per PFins WIllsa
IT.. A. D n. Cirdad Bolivar per s q NIarza-
= p Cor Brazil. {. Eeidar. VIA
Jansro santos FIoran0polis ana Rio csranaz 20 SUI
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Special Notices.

London and Paris Exchange Bankers. Bas4t0n HOUSE.
Moorgate-Tr
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NlCE-Credit Isvcnaais.
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CEMETERIES.

Great Piuelawn Cemetery. Acres-A triumph OF
landscape artist. as West saith y. Y.
UNDERWRITERS.
frank Z. Campbell. ESD st.-stephen Merritt Enh.rs
inst Tel le:+ and lass Chelsea 24t-3 West ed
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TRANSATLANTIC NAfLs.

TUESDAY l2f)-As T30 a m Cor Netherlands Direct
Rot-srdam''J
WEDNESDAY (3I-At $50 a m Tor Lfvsr1ool. Eco.-.
land. ireland and
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must os direcved 6. 8 Tegt9nic'1 II Tor
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Isccsd 9. 3 Heliig
THURSDAY (4th)-sAr Gao N. for ErrouA.
1sutSchlands via Plymouth. CheTb0urg and Hamburg
man Tor France must De directed per g.
Henlsealand)i at a for France. Switzerland,
lsa.y. spain Portugal. Turkey. Egypt. GTescs and
B-ttlsh India. per s. s. La Champagne EIsvrs
mali FOR other parts OF Europe must - directed
per > 3 Ia Champagne; AT a m. tor Axores
lsiancss per > Napolitan Prince (uan for Italy
nus mus 5s dirsstsS Der Napoli5an PTinss'l.
EtDAA tbthl-A= s a for Europe. . =.
So Paul. via Plymouth. Cherbours aud Southampton
mail Tor Ireland must be directed per g ST.
Faul-l; az $50 q n FOR Europe, per 8 q CmbriA-
va Quse1ssown and Liverpool; a. s.31 a n.
Belgium Direct. Per g 9. Eroonland (ns1 must -
Greeted per 3 Aroonla1a'l; az $3.50 a for
italy direct. per g Eoentgiu Luss Cnnail b
directed Per s Eoeaisin Luiss'-l; sac a n
tor scotland direct PEI 8 Furnsssia (nlan
be directed per Fur1essia''l.
After closing sf the Suppiementzry
Nails additional SUBJ eneur4Ey Mails
epsnsd the piers Of the American. Enzlish Frs1ch
ard German steamers ard remain 0psu until wi1hiu
Ten Minutes % the hour Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-02

Insist upon having Burusts's Vanilla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-02

-" lea'uiSS HaNe 'een added 70 Fighting the
-~li-7' - --f>-iilia--o- Preliminary 10 the fire.
sNe't hce"=s are enacted which represent daily
H"l'peH'Hss IL TIE '+s. The airn has been not
only make these incidents 4 reaectt,r 30 o,-rr-
day life. but introduce features ,-;,;rb ,,,.5
them amusing. The free vaudeville ont.r,~t-,,o.
on the plaza includes these performers. The Cor.
cen Sisters, IN ng punching and scientific boxing.
ne Golden Gate Quintetfe. IN a new act: Noa ard
Soodr-ch comedy skating act: Eillars and I,ee in
toHgs and denceS- Dolile Cole, COON sbofifsr
ana a-lehle ard Erancla On a eaLeE.aIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-02

Heading the programme at Proetor's Twenty
thrd Street Theatre this week is a sketch offer
- TIE Millionaire dnthe Actress" in which
william Ponei is assists by Edith Martin and
othess- II Is story OF a man about town who
MAKES the acquaintance OF IN actress BY posing
% Newspaper reporter, and is full OF compli-
,slens Another sketch Offering il Love and
uy4lIg ~ Ednluad Day. whch serves 10 Introduce
--'@1n H. FascOe. Helen &ar wilcox and 'Ei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-02

The drgt rehearsal % Fred C. Whitney's new
company took place yesterday the stage Of the
Casino. and TIE music CT The Lottery OF Love
the new cor0ie opera which has just been written
.9r Nr1e. schumann-FIeiak. was sung for the first
li1e Julian Edwards. tho composer. and Max
freeman. the stage director. were present Re
Lears2ls vii continue un.il the opening OF the
son Hhicn occurs Of September i2, in Detroit