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CENTRAL AUCTION O ". Shcrhan. Auct,
l5.. 1854 Canal St. will sell AZ 10 \. NJ.
May 2l-By II. MrNl"rran, +a Fulton y, Brook.
Ign: diamonds, lcwclry, &c, Nos. 2s'2 Feb 10 to
May ~ by r, Slmpson a Co, l43 West ed 81
diamonds, jeVelry, &c. pledged to No. tnOo, March /,
1905, and all goods held over.
MAY 22-uy Jos. Levy. 1855 Narick ST; clothing
to May is, 1905.
May rs ny O'Rrlen & Ryan: clothing.
May Ally Filth; jewelry.
MAY 2i-By II. Frccl. % New Cha MIXERS 81 = cloth
ing pledged To May IL, 1895.
May 25-Ry VI. 4 J.. Harlan, 1851 East l25th 81
diamonds. jcwclry. dc, pledged to May 10, 1905
and all goods weld over.
MAY 2h-HN flllln. clOthlnC.
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JULIUS ~SHONGOOD. Aurtiuueer. by Joseph
Shon goods Sons, AuctS, ~ Howcry.
May 81 JcwcIry. &c. u. COhn. hObokcn.
May - Clothing. &c, pledges from No. 1900 TO
l69gg. II. 4 q. Lang, l&n Avenue G.
Ma. ~ -Jewrlry. watches. diamOnds, &c, pledges
from No. 1000 To 1899. h G. Lang, 100 Avenue C.
May 24-Clothing. &c, pledged prior To May IL,
1905. II. Goody, Brooklyn.
May 20 diamonds. Watches, lewelry, &c. 10
May is. 1905. u. Nom ay * Son. sea W. sd st.
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HE'LL wANTED-FEMALE

CONRIED METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY.
CHORUS SCHOOL. FOR GRAND OPERA
good voices and good personality. who Wish to pre-
pare for grand opera chorus. can do so free OF
charge by applying in person at the Metropolitan
Q and p. NJ. daily. except Saturday and sunday.
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~ tgel0n asaa0fa
VACATION N the MOUNTAINS

90 nrsHHs FHHffH itFe, ~ isffFafF '"''Wfs
gss vsst hssafs 4 WessH ~
r. yFr 80 sesiaf : nj WarH Huaf isf Fs1S
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HffN HVN 10 ufIHH4 ~ HHFfHNHR W. Nffff
IIIFH NFIff NIff fHYNI NNN NHfH 4 FHlHiHL
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81 NsHti a psfs atfef ~ NJ al fstotla
al 80 iH WtH .uwhE ~ es
IHoU elr sa 10
4 riH II $50 N @fd gHey
W~faNHeHfH fHi fffH rNrfa fftfHf ~ Hrrtf
iHHNF ~ nf HHafF fFifafnf 4 afNrlf. fnHF
,d.T~ 1ls 800 ,sf " ". w
res. d.rsssf = hsstti y
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SALES.

l.. l.. FlRUSKI. Auct.. 10 BOwcry. sells. 10 a. NJ
May .l-OTdHT GoldStonc Bros, sis 9Th az all
diamonds, watches, jrwelry, goods every dcScrlp
lion pledged prior May II. 1905, to No. ijl9O, and all
Older dates held over.
May .i--Order G. Weaver, 40 9th av.; clothing,
dc, pledged prior May II, 1905.
May % Order \. Landau, sos 9th av:; all dia
monds, watches, iewelry. goods every description
pledged prior May is. 1905. to No. 1900 and all
older dates held over.
May .-Ordc N. Manning & Sons, 1870 Sd ay.
5si Sth aV.: clothing, &c. pledged prior May y. 1905
May % Order VIM, Simpson & Co, l5l bowery:
ali diamonds, watches, jewelry. goods every dcScttp'
ton pledged prior March 20, 1905, TO No. ei42, and
all Older dates held over. -.
May j. l.. Lemon d Co, 4T6 9th av.; all
diamonds, watches, jewelry, goods every descrlp-
lion pledged prior April ~, 1905, No. i7i54 to 10000,
and from No. to No. l22s, and all older dates held
OYER
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NOTICE Is hereby given by Frank Boyce Tupper
for admission to the bar OF the Supreme Court
OF the state OF Pennsylvania, that he will on or
before tho 10th day Of June. 1900. ne his creden,
tlals with and make application 20 the State Board
OF Law Examiners TO be given an examination BY
said boa I'd on the 10th and ilth days OF July, 1858
for admission to the Supreme Court of PcnnSyl.
vania. the applicant being a resident OF New YORK
and registered as a student Of law In the law de.
partment OF the Unive rslty Of Pennsylvania, VIII
lam Draper Lewis. Of phiia. Co. Bar. Dean.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

EUROPEAN E~SCORT-Youngc couple. experienced
travellers, husband q prominent professor, Will
take q young man or young lady on a European
trip Of about 10 weeks, most OF the time 10 be spent
outing in Switzerland; terms TO suit a small purse;
references exchanged. Il. ST. box l6 Sun once.
YOUNG MAN, with years OF experience in clerical
work, stenography, typewrlting. wishes work
evenings. h., box 10 sun office.
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THE GRAND HOTEL,

CNrsEiLL IorVTAiNS \ Y.
op,1s June 17th Through Coach and Draw
is ruom ar service from Ncw YORK Altitude
a. GpDl ft't PASSENGER ELEVATOR ~ oil Eopfs
rNr lent cuisine liOons singly or en- suite wish
priv it maths Golf Bnnkl,t Apply 10 Alt,d
k'latt Manager, Hirt's PldE y y Cor Sway
and 18Th VI elevator 18th ~ entraneel, Nov
YORK telephone ists Mad until June 9TH, after
that date address The Grand Hotel Company
Highmount y. ~. y !,
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suPRrMr c,2gRTo tArGq5l1ayyET DIVISION

SuP"'N' ffiTRsff 'nrfh aR4af'ST
In the matter o. NJ sUplc.tlqn ~ ne pe,rl, oi
onfGSw YORK iof thr appointrcri ~ thtec Com.
nls,onsrs to ds,srmlne ara rspoH whs Con a
snss and tTsnSnorta,lSn ~ r%er;ors and properly
az detr mined hy the Board ought TO be con
structed and operated.
WHIT PLAINS ROAD ROUTE
Public notice ls hereby given that pursunnt n
the provisions OF Chtrtrf % She Laws oi lsOi, ss
amended, the unde,s,sned BOARD 9t nspid Transit
late Division ~ ne SunTemr Tourt o. the Nllie oi
a term thereof to he held NJ thc Appellate Division
Court House. Madison AAvrnu. ana Eih S,fT,t
18th day Of May 1905, at I o clock IN tnr afternoon
OF shat day, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be
in the above entitled matter to determine aud re-
port after due hearing whether . railway or nv
and property. ough, to be constructed and nner
nted. The papers upnn which The aforc;a!d ANN
fSso ,,qS9 dated DAT" II the %1 idth 4 Of april. 1900. and ne
ssadsyi,s and 8HsP',rS sGc" om psn :, ' Giet sam N 81 "a Y
Appellate Division on or about the cotn day Of
ApHl. 1900. and In addition thereto such other
papeTs as shall he presented to the Court oy the
4 description Of the route and general pan Of
o oo ~ ,be nS U1 iS' f SptI s ,S'f NfoTTeSSs' d viii the said
Clerk OF the Appellate Division. The following Ia a
he COUNT SnHr Of New YorI ThIs route is practIcs,iy
an extension Of the present Tsnid transit eleVs,rd
Farms Road near the Rronx PARK, and thence a
three track elevated structure Is planned 10 run
along West Farms Road. Morris Pari Avenue and
White Plains Road 10 its intersection with East
2list Street.
The object of the aforesaid application Is TO nh,
tain the appointment Of commissioners who shall
determine after public hearing OF ~ natlles N,
terested. whether such railway or railways ought
10 be constructed and operated, and shall report
the evidence taken TO said Appellate Division 70
gcther with a report Of their determination which
report, II In favor OF the construction and opera.
tion OF such railway or railways las this Boari
will ask that II shall be- shall, when confirmed ny
said Court be taken la lieu OF the consent OF the
property owners along the line Of said railway
or railways.
Dated New York. Aprii u. in0S.
OAR OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CON
MlSSIoNERS FOR THE CtTY'oF NEW YORK.
by ALEXANDER +. ORR President.
BlON l.. BURROWS, Secretary.
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DRUG clerk wanted In Newark: PHI. G.. or regis.
tered In n. j.; permanent position; must be reliable
and ali around man; good salary: name references,
state age and experience. Address
cGfe John Mitchell, 10 Broad st., Newark n. j,
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

DAYS woRK.w ASKING AND IRONING
WANTEb WRITE OR GALL, MRS. HEAD
ING, llSs FIRST Av,. THIRD FLIGHT, REAh,
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ELI SODEI, AuCt. % Rowery. sells 1880 a. NJ,
all goods pledged prior May 10. 1903.
May 2l-Clothlng. YIN. Prayer, 447 I'm aN.
May - %Iewclry. 7. c. Sohcl. 81 lt av. u,,
May 23-Jrwclry. Thos. Newman q Sons, Rklyn
May 2i-Clothlng. A, RoIhmsn, S9S Hudson II.
MAY 2j-Jcwelry. Welnbcrger Bros 1893 Az, 4.
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J. r. Whiton.Stuart Co. wants
experienced, wide Acquaintance, or determined
worker. Write first. CONFIDENTIAL, 800 Mad. Av,
CoRRESPONDENT-Young man experienced In
patent medicines. who can dictate a business
getting letter; $1,000. Call. write. HAPGOODS
5O7 broadway. N, Y.
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viii i~ntugurafs Ua coin alete summer echfduis
for he seaann u igpa. SUNDAY. IHns ifth
ttufaion fhefs ~ one fare Tor .fuuhd
tfip viii he a1ld by West Ahufs Ticket. ARentf
from Nev York and hrp0hlyn from Ma, lgsh
TO iii points ~ the taiskiii Mountains JhsAe
iitkcta will be good for fetufn trip until May
aist Inclusive
send = cents hostage fot Illustrated Sum {.
mer nook viii man ~ the Catskilla aud lls ~
hotels aud hu1fdirs houses
SINS.
toni rgaaangsr Agt Kingston. Y v
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mo rss' pltee ~ fpeasl roif summer "
CAT ~ 10 Nv Tho hiffaflr. niriufrs1us On
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I'M UlsrER q peLAWARE d %

Over ION hat sis aud boafiins houses N
his deiishtfli. faFinB ritb ~ pfivH'e pe'Hs
and cottage he
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IIens island.
MANHANSE7

uVbTuWe uVuV9 IN
House and Cottages. shelter Island. o..
OPENS Jt-NE gST one OF the nntst resort
hotels On thu Atlantic Coast. Capacity 800 Under
san, management As the Garden city Hotel. car
den CITY. / /, and Hotel Granatan. BronNvlne.
n Y. shelter islsnd Is but two hours from New
York via l.. / Il X Rennrd and eAcluslv" patron
age. \ pa rndiSo for children Always cool ilnc
II hole golf ours. t,nniS, riding, driving, auto
MODELLING. good bathing, nshlng and yachting. eA
Crlrnt music. dancing. cuisine and service uncS,
rclled. Special rates To young men, Furnished
cottages Tor rent, hooking once = Union SO,
Room 3. y. y. Tel"phonc 1911 !Gramercy. or Gar
=" NAV - 49, ghNNiS cO prons
The evening world., 1906-12-22

as to whether or not the negro attacked
Capt Macklin was one OF the soldiers
recently discharged by order Of Prest-
dent Roosevelt.
Capt MncAlln is about thirty years
OF age and is a son OF Col Macklln.
who recently was retired with tho pay
OF Ia b. btiIadIcr. general.
recommendation of tho General stan,
ordered the trial BY eourt-nartial %
Capt MDskiin undar the sixty-second
Articles6t War for conduct g prejM-
Sa[iins 10 exercise due diligence In pre-
Venting thp occurrence, .eoe riotlng al
.Rrnwttayilc last August .
WASH NGTON. Dec. - l-Gcn, james
Il. Mackln. the father OF Capt, A.
Mncklin. who was shot az Fort Reno.
Oklu. last night, received. the following
despatch to-day from Major 9. w ZEN
.ros5 commanding AT Fort Reno;
ed tCapt. r. A. Mnckiinl shot this
evening NJ halr-pnst q by unknown
pnrty. Wound not dangerous Purpose
robbery All troops out securing coun-
try. Wishes you 10 come a. once,
Gen. and Mrs Macklin Will IcaNe here
tonight FOR Fort Keno.
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"BIG TINS FRIEND
IN TROUBLE OVER BET.
y Has Him Arrested for
Keeping SIS Which, she says,
she Lost.

wlilam q Ratscll fri.na q Iln.
-atNy b sutllIan ami weA known VI
rato track men an "yer tne eou'l'sS'
Mas arr,tis-oI II she Toma,s coari "
,,ay ciargsd With o"ttig a fugitlye trom
algtlse III washington He Was ares
.si afte, 'hU washington p@ll"a %sFed
pol!re lIysl4aagtet~ hrre that he had
lJeeu iaaes6i orr IN iarseny q si5S
from Mn, Mar $, 3uclHey, the wite
o4 = topacn9nlgt
The prisoner declared % Magistrate
nreen' tilat the cnarso WAS absurd he
sd,l fAat early hst spr!rs She woman
HAD gwen hiui SiT5 to bot 5n a horse
.whtc6 lost Hr had seen her frequently
Iattsrward and had. taken her with his
w,fs on frequent nutomoaiin rides, He
w0ald eladiy imy tire money she de-
saandad hSld no 3nown SHE fclt'sH bad
about losing g.
3TSe courp aSsd the bAi' In 81 cal ana
Russell Was, locked up n The Tomhs
until "Tlm'' Su.h.an ctine 70 NJ rescue
Gud blilrA a.M oHt
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$4,000 VERDICT
FOR LOSS OF A LEG
Heavy Damages Fixed by
Juryin Case Of 6-Year-Old
Girl Mangled by Truck.

Tho verdict brought in to-day BY e.
Jury IN Justice Burrs part OF The Su-
prolnc Court, giving $4,000 damages 10
tiulc julia Pittce, a slx-ycar-osd Girl.
fr thc loss 0t one OF her legs. by be-
ing sun over by n furniture truck near
her home 81 East Eleventh street. is
tho largest award ever made 10 \ child
for injuries IN thas state Il quite up
sets the cpinloa OF CHIEF Justice Gum
fftAtte. u New rJE.sry that even the
llfcar q ciilld OF tender Years IS worth
not macs tiiAn 81 IN Erw
Little Jula was playing on the SIDE
walk On Apr.l 3. last. IN front OF the
vtneering house OF William u. upte--
grove * Co. az Nos. and 10 EAST
Eleventh, street Jacob Burkhard.
trucISman, rad sent a truck there for p
t.4.4.I ~ saat!1- Thare was lot or
wood thrown out hy the tirm.
according Il. custom. Tor the benefit OF
tba ro@r p"eplc ot the ncghborhood.
Hnd littiE julia, seeing others gathering
iu. tht Mts u Wood about the truck.
TONED tiem Tile lr1iyer started his
tenn spd wheel crushed the chtld's
leS The siit fpr .dnu1ugca was brought
i,$ Attorney Abraham Gberstetn.
The evening world., 1906-12-22
HARRY 7HAW HAS
AN ATTACK OF GRIP
Being Treated in His Cell
Busy al Work on His
Defense.

Harry Thnw rs suffering from bad
attack OF the grin, lie is under the
care OF DR.. Frank Mcclure, the prison
physician, and resolves medical atten-
ton IN his coll eact day.
II is said in the Tombs that Thaw is
WORKING industriously preparing his
own defense lie has, daily consultn-
TONS With biz numerous attorneys,
writes and receives many letters and
sends out many messages,
Thaw VIII be ulnced on trial before
Justice Fitzgerald in tho Criminal
hrnnoh OF ihp supreme Court Jan, 3l
HIS trla4. /, Is asserted Will no. Last
more than two weeks nj the mosr, An
effort VIII he made bG tha District
Attorney to Keep Out all evidence relat-
ing 10 events prior TO tho sluatnx OF
Stanford White on the Madison square
Garden roof last june
The evening world., 1906-12-22
LAWYER PATRICK
CARRIES LUMBER
IN CONVICT SHOP
|HardLabor Prevents Fur
lher Work on Effofts
to Be Freed.

LHnvrr &tbcrt f: -iaEtrsrk ~ yU=tHy
carrying lDmbSr about the big saah and
door factory ~ Sing Sing Prison, f.
hard work FOR him after hts quiet lsgS
IN the chamber OF Death where he waa
confined 40 long awaiting clsctrocution'
for the murder ot William Marsh Rice.
He WAS stift and sore In hts Joints and
muscles ana ambled about when the
work hour began as II he were an old
man Htea keepers and tho foremcn of
the department say this VIII not last
long Patrick Will soon rally under the
Influence of exercise and become as
strong as ever.
His greatest disappointment, excent-
OF course, that OF not receiving n fun
pardon from Gov Higgins instead OF a
lie sentence. IS Ut betng forced to aban.
don the conduct OF his own night for
freedom 'Ho is now separated from his
books and manuscripts on which no
laborcd 30 desperately for nearly iNe
years. These no cannot take .nto his
little cell and he mtlst in the future In
trust his case 10 his attomeys-
The evening world., 1906-12-22
TO HELP .NEWSDEALERS.
Annual BAN in Ala of Sick and
Dcuti, Fund.

The annual entertainment and bail
for the benefit or THE sick and death
fund OF tho New York Nowsdealers
Booksellers and stauonara Protective
and Benevolent Astsctatnnn will take
place tomorrow night.
James L. Barry, business repreaanta-
tive OF tho Associated Vaudeville Ar
usts OF America, who has charge OF
tJ,e talent has engaged tho following
Robert Lee ORR aqu!ll-
btist. Mildred Kenneld. comedienne and
singer Bennington Duo, tavesty ana
comedy sketch artist: Ruth Marie. IL
lastrated songs: j. Kreuter. moving
p.ctuFos Miss JcF,ssaaC Nagel. stella
Tubln, Ed. Stevens. Folette, and MuT-
pby and Palmer.
Ticketa which ARE % cents each. eaii
bo had nj No, 10 Park place. the ofiieo
OF the ewsdealsrt and from NJ Lthlen.
the President OK the association. al his
.atnreS No. GOA EAglhsh avanthA a-Esse.s.A-lA.
The evening world., 1906-12-22
LAW CLERK A PRISONER.

Sergeant archon OF tho West SIDE
Court squad, to-day Brought Harry
Baker, a clerk for Lawyer ]. ]. Haill-
Enn, before Magistrate Crane san.Y
Shnrwvd him with holding UP ignorant
psroona seeking siitnfnonse5 In tile court
and soiIcittng tho work OF serving them
sssid tho aerseant. for Unnecessary
aSS7.op
Magistrate, Crane ieoturcd BaitoS, tell
,3fr iitIn tho police court WAS fe. the
poor, and that no ono had n right 10
tell apsltoants they needed \ law clerk, i
sasy.sss i9s ns,,s,ss;,s sts,s sM warnsa
The evening world., 1906-12-22
NUNS IN DANGER
AT SCHOOL FIRE
One Hundred on Seventh
Floor Of Burning Bmlsting
Cool in Crisis.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2e.-Eire early today
practically destroyed the big pasochlaI
school OF ST. stanisiaus. at Noble and
Bradley streets, and endangered rne
lives OF about ono hundred nuns, who.
were asleep IN the building
Tho siSters, who We're in charge OF
the seAesi under tae direatiea OF Sister
Superior Rogeria, had apartments on
the seventh hoor, and all were In bed
when tho firo broke our Excellent dls-
ctpline was maintained. and all, so 4far
as l11bwn. escaped
The evening world., 1906-12-22
LONDON FOG
TIES UP TRAFFIC
ALL OVER CITY
Some Ferries Forced to
Stop and Others Have
Narrow Escapes.

d, ,,,,.t,, ,I,ltn,, - ,a,,,,
over New YORK carly To-Day stAllins
traffic and elQuklnE tbs city In gloom.
II Ma. tynicnl az s,,anr- / onann III
>itss
For q time the mist cloud hung so
low over the city that tho gloom seem
"a IKE that Of carly evening, and gas
n, sIn.,r, t,rh, 1, ~, tnw.rI,,+,
ai'u a eies'1to i.ki'ss '""de ~ ~ ~ ,'
structures at the lower end OF the CITY
a blaze OF Light.
The evening world., 1906-12-22
Carmen only on Stage.

In contradiction, 70 her own views,
Madame Bressler-G -Gilnoli carries hohe
OF her Carmen away from the i0o'z
lights. We have had CArmrns oet9tt
whose emotional, Intense, untrammelta
natures have been good tor many a
column OF ''temperamentalH wr!teaps,
but the sre1l Carmen" Who has e'e5-
tr1nod New York, is quiet, cuitUrcd
woman OF keen intelligence Whiie
Carmen is the role whlth male hcf
narnous. Madame Bressler-Glanoii con-
sders orphec ner best work.
''My carAth Il my own, she re-
suned. II play her the way I-fee.--
,nnt Is, the way know the cigarette
-Eiri ano really takes possession pt me me
,,,ust have felt | do not believe ~ Az
loving ones personality TO domlnAils, 4
role Personalities ruin chafaelet.
one 81 rhr noticeable departures ~
the real Ctrm.n's" picture q tae tne
before has Carmen been dressed as ~. .
common cigarette girl Merlmec ~ ~.
scrites his Carmen with her Ipot, WI !, !,
clothes, her red siilgt ana I'LL, llu9, : :
tiousa vet jaunty and dashibg ~ HplN9
OF ali. Rressler-Giarpll has oEe. tpthsa p 81
conventions which htyn allowed stAts
license in tho way OF sorseous, pe, @
EpanEied satin garments slch - ~, ~
cigarette girl could by. m ~ Hppe.,l pppsrnlne ne
.Sn. rr.itIc said / Mas thr real, nor
,he ideal, Carmen, That ekpr.s.sses !, SN ~,
aetly what i want 70 pc, AuaSu
Madame Bressicr -GAanoli,
To the devotee of realism ~ ~ y :. !.
so-s 70 Ear as 10 believe that tatnpet
Smeni" prrmeates the everydhy lH. , o.
,hs artist. a glance from the sensuou,, =
tascinating Cdr7p-n Of the Mannat,he.. Mamie "a
Opsra-Hnusc to the hsurm ~. n.'ors ,r,a,rtye w
esgi,th % street might be destructive 70
.tna
The evening world., 1906-12-22
TWO FESTIVALS IN ONE.
'sIrs. su.niind'~ Friends Combine
Her birthday with Christmas.

Mrs. Adolph snessktnd. tho wife OF
the proprietor OF Terrace Garden, mas
a otrthaay 80 close 10 christmas that
her many friends make eractico OF
cornbn.ns the two celebrations This
ls her birthday and aAparty and ban
quet TO mark the occasion has been
arranged to take place at Terrace
Garden tonight.
Preceding the festivities and tho Siv-
ing OF presants, there viii be bowl
ing match between two clubs OF lady
bow1ers. OF whici, Mrs. 6uassltmd ln a
nnember She 50. by the way the WIN
ner OF five ohRmr!onship medals for
bowling and holds the record OF both
clubs.
ception room Of the Garden and will ba
followed by musicale and dancing.
Among the guests are; Mrs PHI, Was
sung, Mrs. c. Tiolenius, Mrs, q. Shuts.
Mira 8. Frank, Mira H. Wagner, Mrs. r.
Schulz, Mrs, d. Levy Mrs o. Rshfeltt,
Mru, n Greenfield. MrB. II. Morris, Mrs.
r., BuasInan, Mrs, T.. Miller, Mrs. 8.
Fioyel. Mrs. NJ. schriber and Mrs, j,
I PII.Es CURED IN TO ID DAYS
PhzQ piNTlENI 10 guaranteed 70 ctirs any
The evening world., 1906-12-22
Realism, m,A,armea Her Boy.

ntaaa,ne Brs.ssler -Glanoli stopped IN
nnr ngychpiostcal analysts, ana he.
whose face slowcd with ~ eno.n,, ~ ..,,.,,,
different than the sedncHye =, "a Hn,,rt .nI.
-. sa,d. a. a beautiful six-yeaF,,oia 10
eoy. ran 10 hcr and climbed IN nes inp tn3,
80 must tall an incident IN an =,
with carInen. ! .ot as, saturdny. m
ths ttiird act when Don Jose 81, - rnov ".
.ns by the arm and threw me & ao~nii Sni 'i,s hs
tears came into Henri . eySs rs, nrY,nR
ny ny aha ii. .he BIT his lip and held his y
aisysss TO his eyes 70 hide me t.A 81,
X tho analys, ,iaos,iTs saonlp p str5nEsst
HH-.>.ssnn st would be her Devotion, ~, ~
49, Ittie son. VINO Thinks. his seantnu, a,. ~.
mother In the mosrswon,dert , too p,h'S ana nt
sts,. ssrsa Hse.. sses.,er ssa I hops h!. IN
Sant preiiiections VIII matcr'e''Ao aA
az ~ a VI Mat sssy call Il tour e 'y'1a. yss1s
uiaysd the piano and Mt ak could
- music at sight. Whom wns sepen
niayed In concert. was thlrlepit'
when ,n dssniY s1 without thou an any instruction
W rseen nn5iaea that could sins' I,
startei al tho conservatory ot
dsseva when I was j. ssysp, ,,,sno %m harrnnny non,
took my is,,ia'nt aisiGmn "a, ~ seyentssn. peaei
sfa ,ss Brssssier. GIanoli was born at
Geneva. OF italian parents. her hsr fathsr a5,sr
hfsss.a5f,n hfss,af al Geneva she took n diploma
sto1yynas,. and made her debut at tho
ase oi nns.ssen II the sons reis S Of ass,4s Ds,i,ns
az 49,, Next She went to La Scala.
rwo Two years later she mnds
har N Aft first appearances N Brussels In
-, ,i..aisputed prominence. Since
than she has repeated her succesa IN
Rnrtfea,Ix, Iayono. the opera Comiaue at
Paris, and at other European csntres.
yySan Ar, Hammerstein engaged her
Sor h.n Manhattan opera-Houss she
wsa singing In Brussels.
Flow Yegk Muslcaliy Intelligent.
sE &yHhsa. dlhlanr .ba,isrsEn sthasatspasasz.-.
The evening world., 1906-12-22

dous approval New York e4Ne your
carmen ! askci her.
piled- New Workers are quick 10
catch the spirit o. an INTERPRETATION,
The audience an that ppeniuK nlsht l
shall never forget The listcnsrk aeeul'
ed Ia know my Carmen. and TO under
Stand her. What | liked. too, was the
appreciation OF the good work OF the
chorus and tho cvenneSs OF the whole
performance. 1t means 4 great deal
10 please a New York audience. because
Il IS not given 20, Judgments based
urun purely emotional iilTvs
II have been told that Americans arc
conventional, DId yon sec anything
III my Interpretation Or Carmen that
You did not .ku2 You know. Carn0u
sIonltl h. viewed. after It's artistic merit
bv tin lesson II touches /, shows that
evil II It's own reward Carmen paws
her daa1i She cSpiates all her wrong