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FIVE Nffl m NEXT WEEK.
.
'Things Theatrical Beginning to
Move a Little.
Uo AVolf Hopper nnl Other Old
FuvorlU-s to Ho llenrd Again.
"'lUe WUIle s-quadion" will baTC Its nrst
inetropolltaii rrodu'-tlon t tUo Konitocntli
street 'I lieatio Monday night. It Is tUo work
ci .lames W. llarklns, jr., ana deals nllli tbo
icccut Cnneicisor Nations at Itlode Janeiro
" to protest oifnlnbtthe peiMsttntbrlsandaBe
tolerated In Jtrayll." 'llo iilnclpdl bieni-
lllno the (JianJ l'laa nt ltlo, a i IllagiM
monnsteiy In the lntcrloi of soul U America.
nd the grand uarDoi ot lllo. In the cat will
jo llenrj I.ec, Ilrccr (lianilln. William liar,
conrl, Oscar KdRle. ltobcrt llllllard, Antolno
llutlei, (.traham Henderson, Alien Vlscher,
' Mint,' I.outa Hdrldse and Nellie ale
:e!son.
l II. Solhern will begin his annual season
nt the lyieura 'theatre luesday night In
Mlis .MniKuerlte Jlerrlngton's play uitltltd
m aptiiln Icttarhlalr." This ejmedy had a
Hnglo uutluec performanic some months
iico at the I.jieum Theatie.and was received
with Bome !aor. Many changes hae, how
rer, been made In the play Mneo then, and
thise changes aieaescrlted as liupr Jemcuts.
Mi. Sothim plays the pail of .in lrl-h ofllcei
In the Iloyal I'usllleis. Ills lead n; lady will
t'C that capital actress, and plersant looMug
oung woman, Irglnta Ilarued.
He Wolf Hopper, iccrtiltcd by his fiiropean
trip, will again disport hlmslf In "Wang,'
atlhellioadwa) 'Ineutre, Monda) night. 'Ihe
managemen'. lclloctlnt the vitality of thli
tiry nimnlng "burletta" has not teen terl
i'Uly Impaired, and the IndUatlons aro that
this managerial belief Is correct. Whin the
lnteiislln Waug"dles, "The Lady or the
'I leer:" will te biibstltuted. l'retty lit lie
Hilla Vo will head .Mr. Hopper s company.
'Ihu preliminary icason of tho standird
'Ihtatro will be opened tc-nlgut with u pla
new to this city, entitled " Lad I.i1." Tim
author of tho play Is Laureucc .Marstoa, the
hiisbind oi the st ar, I llllan l.ei Is, w ho is not,
omplctely a stranger to metropolitan uuol
i ni es. 1 ho action of I.adj 1 11 " t awes plaeo
In IHilo, and iho people of tlio play are irn
Mans, Auitrlans, Americans. Ilotipinlans and
1 renthmi'ii. 'Ihe east will Include uustavus
I.eMuic and W. A. W hlticu.
'.leny " isihe name uf the phu that will
be Inuodiired fm the llrst lime to a.Nei, Yoik
MidliMu at tlm Windsor 'Iheatic tcnlght.
Jliestai will uo .1. W. Hummeis, aeh.iuiuter
''Kir, andtho leading feiiilnlnti ink will lie
Ir.tniHted to (Iraele Kinmett, a Hnubretie.
' I I D " lias been uitrd in Kiigland, and .Mi.
smuiuers appealed on tho othi r sido many
iiiik-s m me part that ho will pljy at tho
Windsor.
' rabi'iHomaul" will open the seas n of II.
-. JUner's People's 'theatre ic-nlght. It will
e presented by Alden Jlcnedlcfs company,
Hicliidlne Walter I.anrencc and .Miss Frames
i leld. Air. Ijrence will appear In tho title
"le and .Miss Held will Impel touato W Ilia,
Jliefaliblcs.swlfe. There will be bomn very
iiaLiUomo hcenery, showing tho Hay of
maples, ibumus in eruption nnd an earth
ipiake, he three hundredth performance ot "A
" Nn to i ninatow n " In this tlty, wilt bo icle
jiMtriiat I he .Madison Squnie 'Jheatro Aug.
-'I. w h,n ever) liinlnlne Usltor will bo pie
juited wiih n hilver calendar, n companion to
. V . i?ller thermometer thai was the MuieMr
u'VJ two. hundirdth erformanee. Anna
ii,-rt anrt """y Conor will, during tho com-t.f-J?J,
" id new rertes to their songs.
J,,!, inB Mccaim will on Monda) night ic.
"melierpan In tho skit.
tr ii Mct " remains at Turner's Thea.
lii.V.i"?'' Il uaa Patiently stayed thrnuph tho
luitnse Ueat-a t.st that would tr; the cu-
durance of au comic onera. Dixie Is non re
heurvliig a new feature iallid "'Ihe srwn I
Age of Diuung," that he will shortly Intro-1
duco Into the second ait. Just uuiv luug
'Iho Mascot " will inn has not rl oeeu
dennltely deilded, but another reMval mill
tiko Its place when .Mr. Atskln deems 11 ad
visable to make a change.
Ml-s Mom Hndlu) i-ou, who made n hit o.i
theioor uf the Madison Squaie Uardcn last
hunday night, win sing again u-moirnw
nlirht. She will Interpret a number ot Mig--U
ballads and Spanish hongs. niter Haui
riniti has decided loglve twospanuh nights
ciiihwtcknt th .Madl'-oii Hiiuaru 'I lie. a re,
mid thise peilormamis will uixur own
Widuc-da) and .saiurd.iy night, 'llienudl
riKcs. It is said, arc alrn)s ciy large on i
W artier nights.
Powell .mil .Mnjllton hae but a snort time
longer to remain at tho Kden Muec. 'Ihe
llluslun, Mie,' 111.13 Mill le (Ujowil nl this
house, nd the munagenient detlarc th il It
has neer been atlfai.torlly explained b.
i-clenilsts." A nuinlKT of new atlraellons
have been secured lui ihe opening of ineFall
m;usoii, whlLh will be, as usual, an lulticstltig
event. 'Ihe lliiiignnaii iliiiid Mill liirnl-lies
the mustcal poulon ot ilietniertntunn nt.
Amanu, who is iinnounced as Kuiope's
'greatest mlmU,' will make his Him nppeai
niui'lu America nt Ko-tcrA Blal's touieit
Hall Monday night. '1 lie mimic. It is snld,
. nialves up and dres-is the rharaiter he rem
seuts from head to foot, aud he use uu mask.
'I lie opera limiffi1 udapl.illuu, enlllled
1 M Inge Weddliu'." will b- cnntiiiiieil next
junk, oihei altiaciliins will bi- the llnrai'1
! lliothei-, Nadi Kejvnl, Dorothy Denning aud
I .Mile, liirmoill.
11 Mnb.ul," u has been deilded, will lemulii
at tho (iaiden '1 beat re until Oct. l()-sl
wiekslougei tuau was orlglualh Intended.
Ihls is Koinething of jii uchletenienl wheu
tho autl-tliealrlciil hot spell Is lemembeied.
I 'J liu fiftieth pertoi'mauceof the etiav.igana
will lake place WedueMlay night. During Uu
week I.oulsa .Montague .ini Kltlo tliapiuy
Jiavo been ill. Their places were tilled b
Ada Dale and (ieiirudo Kutledge.
I hldorado Is still itrawlng tho usual
"cionds.' The entertoliiiiieut now Is In
belter sli.ipo man It hits ever bi en which
Iil-niis a gr'-at (leal. The lesnrt Is il cltllght
tul one, -ugehllvo oi some nt the pleating
lesoitsun the huropeancontlueiit. Thirds
aiuiiseintnt everywhere, and the mounds
aloi.e would be enough losatlit) most mlks
New leatures are lonsttntl) belnv liitiodueirt
limn the spectacle, lgypt lbr"4u tin-
. tulles."
I "settlKldutof Court " "li! begin the second
week of Its run at III- -lit Ii Wenuo Tluulie
IMondav nlglit. ilam iliauiris haM1 been
made, and agrenl deal o( tin- hupcillunus
i dialogue nas been remoed. The pla lnoes
alung much more lOiiMiiilngli now. The real
pleasure of Hie poifoimanci1, huwever. Is af
forded li) the exrelleut east, ln-ndi d oy.losi ph
Ilolluid. whuhasii adeahlt thailiasstauipid
hliu nsngtcai ac or.
At Ton) pastor's T lieatie neMwiek the at
tractions will Unhide .lohii and James Itiis-n-ll,
James F. lloej . Ho-.saint teuton, Melvlllu
and Metson. little lljimle Ihoiiiton, Joun i:.
Drew, Mai ton and Tost, Mr. nnd Mis. 1- red
Morphei. In an unfathoniaile imler,"
lacoulrnlly entitled till!" Jesse K. dllcs, an
iperatle vncallst, and l.aiman, the lailal
comedian, an e.ctcdln'l) clever artist.
The fiftieth performance of "Tho Vice
Admiral" will lie given nt the Casino .Mon
day nlglit. Tin1 opera has but flvo ueks
longer lo remain, .several changes will In
made In Ihe cast. 1 ilc Derlmis D.iU "III
appear In Kinma llanlei s an. of t ration,
and Agnes Sherwood will take Annie Me) i r-.'
place. At tho concert to-moriow nlghl
Miumllle, Miss llah, Ma)i 1 sifphenson,
lllnnsand Iliiriisand the Savaro Runlet will
apiM'ar.
The engagement of the Iledouln Arabs at
Mil tier's Museum has been extended, and the
troupe will i ouseiiuintl) l'1 s en again dur
Ingtliu mining week. Tlulr work tslntei
esllng, ns tlie) aiceeer snordmen, ipiulnl
dancirs and weird singers. Tin1 I iieledo
HrothorMrapelstH aud uerlallsts.w ho w ere so
popular at this houso last seiton. are agiln
anuouncid. lluber's Museum has an oen
root and Isngiccabl) cool.
The attractions at Doris's ITglith Avenue
Museum next week will Include Mcinrlanu,
the au Dominjan armless wonder;" llerr
Sirausbergir'8 trained ournng-outaiig",
Itent's acrobatic dogs, i'rof. ijurtiiH seiisa
tlonal suicide int. I'rot. Jules Menna, n neiio
manccr, auil Mabel drav, a Ihoiul t nadei
In tlicatro .So. 1 Kdlthi rollus will npiiear In
The Hebel chieftain," and in theatre No.,1
will to Dm Is's All-star speilnlty Coinpaii).
I'uln's nreworks at West Hrlghlon, onry
Uland, still throw their timed glories Into
the cool, salt-laden air-which Is a leu
pretty war of pulling it, ihlj pyroteennli
display deserves all the praise It gels, lor II
Is a rxpltally managed arralr, and one of ex
treme arllstli' value. During tho pat week
It has been very extensively palroiilicd.
SPORTING NEWS ADD NOTE?.1
I
Suggestion to the Metropolitan
Association of the A. A, U.
Billy Pllnimer. the UHntnni Piislllst,
Keavet for Home.
T he Metropolitan Association, ot the Ama
teur Athletic Union, Is getting things undo,'
nay lor the annual outdoor ihamptoushlp
games, which will be held at Manhattan
Meld on sept. 10. The coinmltteo Inning'
these games In chai go leallo the necesslt)
ot akin; duo rate In arranging for them.
T he lasi effort of tbo Association In gUIng
.tho Indoor games whim weie held at
Madison Sipiaiu Garden In Januaiy
list, still lingers In '.lie inluds of
of those who nnd anything to do with thrtn.
The coming clitmploushlp games should bo
suices-iul, as tte atlilcies have not b"en
I hinting themselves with wmk this Mimmir,
owing 10 tho lamentable InactlMt) of athlel
Its, and the I .ebor Day games ought to sei
.admirably as prellmlnaiy practice for the
championships.
I II has often been said that the A. A. I.
games, whet net of the .Natloiul Assoi lullon
or the Metropolitan Assoilatlon, aio ii'.ner
I sutccssfiil rlunnelnll), nnd that these as:Oi la-
tlons are obliged to give bnxlnir shows In
urdei'lomnkc moiie). The Association nuw
I has a ( hance to lelcem Us'.' It In this le.-ipici.
and If the Conunltteu manage the gaui"s as
i lliey should tl.u Association ought to
clear n neat Mirplus. The gaiuis miiii, at
.least, pay for thcintelies or theie will be a
lion I that will amount to fajmcthln ;. Uf
I courso If the oillelals cuatlnuo on a domlneei-
lng pollc), and If they sllvht the eluot In
humble ilrcumstances, they cannot expcit
'anything bill failure, hut If tho ilnli-, that
' comprise tho Meliopolltau Association go Inu
, the uomliitc games with a will thirulsno
. leasou why the) cannot make cncu.'h money
I In pay olT the ludiblediicss contracted at the
liidni 1 chaniplonshipj, and by so doljg lit
j the odious tax ot SI.' per club sllJe.
I If there was a vote taken the result with-
out a doubt would show that the Mlieuie sug-
' gested Is the one most favored. If themilclals
I that carry tho heavy end In conducting the
affalis of the Metropolitan Association really
I have the best Interests of that org'inlatlou
j at heart, the) will see to It that tho coming
I games arc suecessful financially
I ...
i Tho .ew orks and DrookDns lefralnid
ficui indulglug In ii championship garni )cs
tcrdi). TliH.New ioikstonku t tit ti up the
S'late and came verv near helm tin mil down
by the Mlddh lovvii s)lutn ti am. The s'f.n1
vrus'.'tu 1. Neither side scuicd after I lie
first Inning.
The (il nits hive taken two Ii'ls nut of
W aid's wondeis In the present series, bin ilia
III emkl) lilt rnri'bldl up)esteidajnii'l will tiv
in Miu iv Muck Living lo.day at Kasurn IMilc
that liiey am nut afralJ ot htm or htsasso.
I I lali , If lie has ci me back llku a ghixi iioui
thovl-tisof tin past, John Ward would Ik,
lexiecdlngl) pleased to touch the (ilauts lor
I one gama out of the three.
I Tho knmes htheduted lor tc-di) are as fol-
low 9
w Vork it llronlljn. !St I.oul. it IkUiII
Iwiion it PhiUdtl i, r i.tinii it t hiiteii,
W.ali'ii it lliltiiuurw, 1 lacianitl it I'iltiuur.
little Hilly rilmmer, tho Migllh bantam
pugilist, lefi foi home this morning on the
I lubrla. Ho was aicompanled liy his inltliful
inilner, Ilcun) Murpby. ITimmer lame over
hero about a )eai ago, when llil couiur) was
Hooded with foreign pugllUlle nmlrMil,
but he alnue of tho i xtriioidlnar) ion.
Mgnmcnt of forel;u pugs tualntalnid his
own. ITIniuior has hakdlcd himself lu a
t
manner that lias drawn to him n bosto.
friends, nod his departure Is gcneiall) re
gretled by the followers of the roped sipiare1
rummer turned down a large number ot am
bitious boys In his stay heie. Tommy kellv.
Mil lloan and Jerry Harnett belni; on the
list. He was anxious lo meet tleorge Dixon,
but the inati h couid not bo anauged. ltlllv
goes homo to tee his mother, who has been
anxloul awaiting her boy's return tor some
time. ITlmmeris leaJy to meet any man In
the worla at lit) pounds tor as large a pursu
urstako as his opponent can find, lie expects
to return to this ountry lato in the Fall.
Wilj Dacey Is training Caspar Icon, ot the
tiranlti1 Athletic i lub, lor his go with the
I'lcklnlntiy at the Aeadetny of Mu:lc on Aug.
in. Daccv sjjs tint I edii has tralnid haid
and will be in excellent condition w hen ho
confionts the "ITck"
The Sons of t. (Tcorge are going to hold a
set of games at liUtucnuciJ I'ark on Monda)
afteruoun. There Hill be lenevontK. The
enlr) list Is large and contains tun namis of
some well-known athletes.
Jim corbett has made a number of warm
friends since ho has been at Asbury 1'aik.
They have arranged to give an outdom enlci
tnlnment on the giounds of tho Aslurv Park
Athletic Hub, at whlih i .irbett win be t lie
slellai attraction.
John I.. Sullivan will be vl-itcd to-day by a
corps of doctors, headi d by Dr. sargnnl, of
llai vard college. The object of tho visit
li to examine Sullivan's pb)s'cal inn
dlllou. The big lellow was examluid
beiuii! he began training. Tc-dny's
examination will show what five weeks
of hud work has done for the big fel
low. Thciesultof this examination, whli n
will take place at Canoe Inn, will be learned
with luteresl by those who have hung thcli
money on suillv an's lunn and condition.
The senior elght-oared shell race will be
the last oveiit In the Middle states regatti
to bu rowed mi tho I'assale at Ncwaik tu-Ja).
T his race w 111 be rowed al (1 o'clock sharp.
John O'l.oughllii, Secretnr) of the Lorlllard
Athletic l lub, sa) Ihe games to te given bv
his i lub on Auk. '.'0 will be among the best
or ihe season.
Swimming is one of the popular sports usl
now at Travirs Island, Ihu prettv Summer
home of the New 'iork Athletic Uub.
m
BORROWED BABY M'KEE.
A Woman Wanted n Boy to Try on
a Hut.
'I hey tell a pleasant little story of Mrs.
llarrikou's nflalilllty in Wafctiiuctoii, snvfi
tbo I'lillailolpliin 7iie. Not vcrv loni;
ngci an iniiulstvo .vounf matron went inlo
a lnryo olothint; store for men and 1o)h
to liny her liuslmnd n run at. Her eve
fell upon n lot of liovs' hats si llius "for
tins clay only" at leduceil prices. ,slm
straiclitw.iv ill teiniiueii to Idiv one for
her own flve-venr.olil. but was hoino.vhrt
hnrupeieil by tlm fact that she luul no
lci'iillei (ion uf t lie Me riuuiri'il liv Iho
'voilth. Ah nIip glauceil iiiiout in per
plexity, n lutildle.ageil lailv eiiterid, lead.
tas a hov just nbout the sio of tho
, itnsent non.
'ihe voting mother durte.l over. aleil
lirenthlessly for the loan uf the nuiall hoy,
trieil n hat on his head ami leturneil him
with a liurrleil word of thanks, all in the
twniUling ot an e.ve. 'iho liiiildle-nced
Iml) passed on smiling, nnd the .vouii
I lionower turned to wait fur hei package.
1 'I lie rlork leaned limplr ngninst his conn.
, ter nnd gncd at her with nurior. stricken
evo".
' ' liy, " ho Rasped, " didn't v on Know
who that was ' '1 hat's Mrs. llntrisun and
Hqliv MeKe
The Guaranty Turf Information Company
t th OTil fiincfn In potlt on to iipp'j tf
prtlnrf putillc with tw or rtinr nf rtrintnii
nor iliil tan i tnrl il Mnnl tip tJ
irp Ii ir tiitl llt(r jnurelf h tbl tl (lilt
mi infnrtnttKMi it tlioroishl? rlib NpiUi
tFrm for on k' lctiODi, t7 tPARAM
II KV 1M-UK1UI1UA CVMPA.NY, F Q, Uoi
l.CSU.
FROM THE WORLD nP LABOR.
To-morrow the K. of i-coopers' Assembly
of this city will elect new officers.
The Labor Federation of Queensland, Aus
tralia, has 1 evolved not to iccogiitic i;uii'ii
Metorla lu nnv wav.
cliliiesr Inliorers aro being lmportid Into
Africa tn tench the natives how to culiivute
tea nnd tobaico.
The second International Congress nt
Printers will take place al Home, swllici
laiid, irom Aug. '.'l to Aug. ?.
1 he striking elgar-imki rs of Herman Urn.
.1 l.nnenstelii withdrew their tools fiom the
I .shop.vestirday nrteruooii. 1
Tvpognphlcal I'nlon No. 1:1, lioMon, has'
adnpii d 1 esolullons mv o'lnir direct leglslnl Ion
through the people, 11s existing lu ,-wltzei-land.
Ignr-Maktrs' 1 nlon No. po has called a
'meeting for this evening at lit. I (irehard
siren to discuss tho subject of "Anarehlsni, I
01 soeuiism: '
hlghl '"-cibs" liavo luen wiihdrawn Irom I
Milkc nlnps b) members ot the Lnlled Wood
e aivt-rV As-uilailnu this week. Frank V.
llalmes was re-elecled Walking Delegaf.
Meetililaiis are verv busy designing plvnts
fru the siiuiiu iiins and cities thioui,hout 1
the West, and fiuilu a number of cat les and
electrical roads are to bi1 built this Fall. I
The clerks lu the banks of lienver. col , I
lolntl) emu a cniti'e in tin- Kotky .Muuu
tains, when1 they pass llieh vacations, t,sin0'
It In dt tachine uts during the hummer.
In eonseipiem eof the oecuin ncesut Home
stead many kni-jhls of !.abn Assemblies
havereccntl) been dlcussing thi-subjei t of
The lights of labor to resist lll'0'al force1. '
Suretury Kdwaid .Ii linings. of Loesl t nlon
Nu 1.1(i;, ot the motherhood of Itulliuad
T inlumen, has been tlecteil lit) Link of
sejnu.ui, Ind , win in his fellow-noikmcn
hold the balance of pnlitlc.il power.
District Assembly , K. of I., Ifallroid
hmpln)et, has elected Thomas N' allium,
Mastfi Wuikman : J. c. Miller, Worthv loie
man ; J. .. Corbln. Itciordlng scciilai) ; W.
1- Carroll. Treasuier; ileur liiellenslelii,
M.itlstklah.
Ihe stato Assemblr of the Knights of
Latoi of Arkansas will convene ni Ilttlo
lies k 011 net t. in. It is expei ted tint Inde
pendent political union will ho agrd upon.
Ihe wi'Luusin stum ssmibly meets .11 La
iroise uu sr pi. y.
The brewcrv workmen of Weldr I Thomas.
Philadelphia, are on strike becausj 'henrni
refuses 10 i-lgli the lontrael 01 Itreweis'
I nluu M Ihe 01 email who attempted to
liidil"0 the llim to sign the contract has Id 11
discharged
n advance of wages having In en detei
uiliiul upon b) the j.mbn Id. n rs' I nl.iii, u
meeting ot chop delegates is to bo held .11 101
smith rifth avenue this evening, 10 ih u-s
the w.ijs and means how to c.irr) inn ihe
proposition.
( hlca;o Ii men nwiled with untmplo)id
bakers. I nluns Nos. ' and 01 true Issiiul 11
elnulir reipnsiing nakers tn May mhii
T hHse initiins have also ugricd tiril t t u' the
International labi 1. but u local late I of thin
owl .
Karly-closlng paroles are held every night
at MuM.ii;nii, Mull , b) the ingaiild cldk',
! una i-. ilisu.cn ot that Cit). Hie) hall In tinni
nt stores who-e imdillelurs P'ltise Imlis',
' frlghliuln; uvva) punhisers w,ih big pia-
I I aids le arm. hi 1 'nit leenlv
1 Most of Ihe ft 1 11.111 i coitm.'kersor !!os l(o.
istnw,isiis Miiip nave loin d ciupiii) juem
ils'-where. nnd Uu lel will Ma) 1 ill iimli
lt"s"invasi r" iv-.in. ' llnalurdl). sug
'.'11. uu enlerialiiintul lor Ihe Pel i-lit nt the
Mrlsirs will take plaee at the Puliemlan
Hun Hall, .'.I.I 1 llthstlcrl.
1 IM.U ss-embl) T,"iTH, h ol I .Meets l J
Paddi 11, Masiei WorMum; Mlilml II, uu
I W inhv loitiunn, J, y, Arms-rong. Ilfimil.
1 tug -e.reinn . 1'. II. ( rnnln, I In until sn,.
tni) Michael Pendergast, Ireksiim ; lm.
'I kk 1 nluinlfi id, Statistician; PatiM. b
hei 7e. W011I1) iiiilde, r.ilric Lanui
Al.no .er
I National Trade Asiemtlv y .:. K. of I
I lliai- Workirs, li ehctid John I. 111,
gernld. Masiei workman; I-J Ijnch sun.
tan-lreisurei , Ihoiiias Hun, W. nny hi n.
man, liauilt Viackle, statlsii Ian, 1. I
MI7serald, delegnte tn theiienei.il Am lub )
Fort'-nlne looal nssenilllfs hivln.- ,tliut
I1.1 ooi) mimtieis, are aflllland with Ihe Hi
lt rut
lm refusing in icnew his romrai't wph
Jniirneviren barlis I nlcii No. 1 the I unm
sIbii has N en wtlhJiaw'u Iinin 1nss"S ilnhn,
8T Fs' ililld stK'eii and .losi'pli Nm;rk
4.M I'st seventv.ililrd Mirel the Ml ps nt
hosii-i i. Schroder, -.'.' Avenue I, and JuUu
xt nJS'T !,. s, t"i,tS.J',ti iv- . ii"K. w
lux, .111 Illth street, were urilotilcd thli
week.
The first great labor singing festival will
take plait1 nt ihe I nlon Hill sChueten Park
10-morrnw. Ivventy.i-lght societies of New
Sink and vlclnli), I'hlludiMplilu, Hartford and
New Haven will parllclpit" In the exirclsis
1 T lie pioceeds aie tu be given Innards estub-ll-hlugn
new Labor Dceutu In thlstltv.
The Cnipehlcrs' I nlon. of San Irantlsen,
I lultly llnlslied their eighth hoiihe built on
tin1 plan or n Sunday raising." sc-irn
houses had ahead) bien built lu this way. I
The men, nine In number started In at s
I e. u. on Sunday and tinl-died the hoiie In
:il;hl hours, complete, with no cost to th
oivner li r labor, in course, these houses an .
onl) built 101 memb,isof the L nlon.
Matige, W lenei A Co., of ITillailelpbln.whose,
clgar-inakris nre on strlku slnen April '., '
havi applied to Judge illi'iin, 01 tho l'hlln
d Iplihi Cull! I u inmuion (Teas, for an in
Jiimtion against J. iahlon Haines and
twi'nt)-clghi oilier union cltar-makers 10
prevent iiiein from pwkellnr t lie fai tory.
The cum will i.omu up ne t neck.
slueo lhsi) we have had (l.0T."i strikes of
building traaes worl.ini n In the I lilted stales, I
Involving ovei iiy,iiiio ierou. 111 ihioi
strikes ,1,-nt were hiiei'essliii, l.-.TiT hive
been lOhipromlsed and l.uin were lust. Iho
Milkers loM i,j.T'i"iMI tn wages .11111 the loss
to the bosses isesilmaied alnliniiti.',Htii,(ui.
only ."1,.17'i "stabs coull be tound to lenlaie
the strikers, nn an average wagfa were,
lalscd .'," i cent through iln'otrike. j
J. I. sulllvnn has bien (uuiiulisliiind as
tngniiler ny Hie NaiPuial Ieiiulie lloanl
of the Hotel and Kistaurani Ktnilnvee
.National Alllanci. Julius Ink 1 w.11 ilei led
in .1 v ir.iiicy lu tin In ant Tin- m-iv .Nallo nil
stcri'tai) l Thpalure lllrk, of Local I nluu
I No. 1. 1 haigei have been piefnied against I
Ulto I uller, of Iheloug Island V alters' As.
mlatlun, It Ik lng alliveJ that he took
Lloud-iiinnt1) " lioni w uu rs out uf euiplo)-
1 1111 lit tor pioiurln' them places.
I In lib fa cwell lo Ihe rtaleis of the l.n'tn
I Kaitnr FiI.iij 1. .Miwreney ta)s: "He'
I aMers' IToirctive 1 nluu is on 11 tlriu footln.' I
itiih aim powerlul. II will giouiuldlng tnihe-
I mateil il and lull llectunl iiilv.iuceiueiil of ail.
I that lire fertun.Hi enough tube ioliliccl.il1
v.lihl " The .iimitii is been dl-coniluiied 1
I fm fvrr-ou.il lea-ons ui.d dllten nres Ih it ,11
nn nine mav .nlsn in u labor orgautHtlnu.
II Is txpected lint the pap. r, which was or
treat wrviic tu tin) I nlon, will be lev lied bv ,
the in i N nloit il ennvtntlou.
I Theio am in j resent 1U7 branches of the '
' 1 iirniers' Alllame In New Jers v, with w.'oii
inembi'is ,i lasi week s anuilil sesvslon Un'
lolnmlng state offleers were elected: W 11
1 Maul, I'H'sidt-ui, lieiijamln bird. Mce.fresi. '
di 111 II. I', lipdvke. sin tui) ; Junan sharp,
1 T 11 asiirer ; Kev. Willlaui stout, t haiUulu,
1 W. lair i.tindwln. Inluiir; A. s. Mlvti-
tlmre, sii-iviiid; Inns liiebiuond. Iliislntcs
grnl , . - Mlverlhorn, i. I. Atkinson, K
1. Harris, I xii i.livu 1 iiiiunlltee. TheSlalo
1 nvrntton will a, enible al library nail,
TiiLlou, on Sep', 11, 111 4. l.
I Oil, tho Envy of tho Hex I
I (. .,.. J,l.'i.' Ilrl'v I
I Jaei win durs Mrs. Plumper pin her
1 watehou hei breast this summer"
Jennie -I gui ss she has her bathing suit In
le r natch poikei.
J An Exception, Perhaps.
I lir,i IS. I
I ludgi-Ai cording to the papr, bloudi s
at. all the lagi now I
cl'i. I don 1 kn w all-nit that. M) wires!
1 In 111,1 11, mil theie Is a gi oJ deal of rage
1 h. ut In 1 a time.. j
j Frightful and Nothing: Less
Arf th rTf t 1 hyf ui itttiuaa ct jr J I j Ji
rkrf uf th lfln nnl ItU )dr Oftajtiiiirn '
in ii'orr, tliej ? iw ftly prurretit tu fttl
t itiinAlion Ifrslnnlnc "'ti tb nmul" tn&ctlrilj i
t f tuo uifritit feual dira if uncht kd tjr Intrr '
11 r Jisti i1rt)l or r if, wuirlt up in li, ililrti
tl n f U10 kiti.. It u i ivrnh t) c
ttitiilatr ilr'alii to iitnlrgo Antn H t (
Cmgtr I nui nc a-. ruUtng(hki1i)ft
' nUru imrt t with Hotl(M' Motn h (ittfu
itiotl " t-ii ilitirftir m )) a (iinfrsii ftl (
111 Mi't fouir of uniMt op tt ipifn It p .
faim 11 dirihpr jpotM itftfi for h jtorn m pro f
niotirttf Ait t iir if ht kidn in th it intn '
frrt in ly 1 !' tiro iev th t hnnM 110 pur tilt
M' 1 pto1 ii fhmn,Rt inn and itrop ir a
ror ottpati n, M1lounr , ltr trnuhl, nrout-r-
U)-pii, tl auvcumb to Hi btorikfut
4,tioa
I AMUSEMENTS.
HUBERTS
I4TH ST. MUSEUM.
Wl I'K 01- Abe ITsT IS sjllhl'AllUH'.S
5 ARABS!
l.ntTM IH'IlilI'lXh FIl'IM SAIIAUA
I ( Htt.vlllMAI, IIA.SCIS. VVUiKD I vl A.NTA
1 lloss ruiilirii swnitii re M iais.
1 1 n enc uutir , mti .isrs a..,ii 1,1 si".
LA I'LtUn SlAltll INli PrlttllltUAM'hS.
I.I H .IVI It-. "JITI'i X 1'sSIMH'K "
DRIslllsJA A VIAItVH, WHO 1 IVTS MLN
UnOUIIH, VA iril Ills WHII'-l.tKL IIAIK.
I I'lltir.imi.rire klaff i 1 1)1 Jim ind wit,, mnltiftli
t)lt. li l.tfClin bVi'i') , Anirlls Hill, ,nt irl
1 Hin', A t iuu leu. D ck, ftiiiinis triu kuitiI
Wlltrr VVmilnortli. tciiitorliutil.t i untiro nnv...
bit ni of I iinbiiiti1 ruri'.ltlM lAlil. Wllto.i
iml ilrivir.lH. Misnn ind .vlinnmi;, Kiduij ind
drill!. JIll.tllM tlo..,. 11 .
I MOLE I llOJSF IN TOWN
ELDOR ADO I-"ihtV.,-....,
Lonnrri nt 4, 1 intift at , ( onrirt at 0 and at . 1 j
! "EGYPT 1H..0UGH CENTURIES."
y itial l'r(tiir li t mnrt from lu lo 1.'
Tkr ttmi 4-' i t And 1 .in t it-irifa 1 Icket
I nffli. J i ait Utl at., and trading hotali.
EDEN mllWORLD IN WAX. !
ittvivAi. or .iif." I
! POWELL MAJILTON.
Ml M I I.X.IOS' lU'M.AHlA.V OKI lll.sri'.
K(ITKK A HI . Ilnllnie To-tlm.
Moris. Dufour and Mile. Hartley.
, .11 1. I.i:. It II 1 l ( hnnti nr ITrilrl.iii.'.
I tu.idevllle, llai rli-t-ij u-. .Nnv t'll It1.
Nexl Weils- "A II i.." I hi-.11 1 in le.
Union Souire I .'.n'MfSnS..?;
CHAS:T6ARDNER. ' Fherlaiia.
'camvo. Ill;illlvVAV AMI J.llll r
, IHE VICE ADMIRAL ,
' Lcir t.iiiil.u ei.ii.rt .Nightly and Sun Jif
1 Admmiuii 5utf., Iiicludluv luta ciilFitiltuuont..
STAND W!I rilhXTI'.l.
stiiiiiin i.i i .n ini;, i li. i:i.
M.VV I'l.VV.I I. ll. I V.N I, ..111-. I.I-.
I. AIM T M I'- I.I 1 li Iv mid
I i. ii.. I -i iiiini. i v-r,
na ini-oN -or in. (. vunt'N.
llimroii'li llriue.lrit I'rctiipnid I on-rrts,
ItOOl I.AI.IILN ANII llllll.lt s P. VI lull.
I VALIlfcV'lLI.I-. iia.M IM. MIUIHAIR
' Adlulv.ioti u I I, uOilll. I
P4I.MIU- i enil in it le i ii eiitT
. HI vl.M.s Mr illYtV's: eil'iltv
l- llcNKY UIACI O co i
SAlt IIIHN I in
I MA I IN I I T II I II -( OT. j
GAItlll N IiIIAIKI Nnsllll 1 i sl Mai '
iiiiof"i',Aiiiii .x i ityr SINBAD
1 rr iiiuc pui.rl. r itu. n, ti trr it Inr.e.l
Admi-Muii IO, luupoi A In.lli lu IIihiI l.irln.
Hlll s MAlUslIN st.lt Alt! nil Al 111
hv.nillK. H .111 si.ti.tliv Mill rait .
Host, i i rt II it It. om ." i Jsl lrlurni.ii1
A TRIP TO CHINATOWN.
-pntt i Iff n i ifr Tiauur at th Mtuicu
IVri trtiiain Sat irda. tt l.t
I IIItlMDM W I 111-A lilt- MM'WIIh
I ll Willi rill IN't OMI'AHAUI j
HOPPER. WANG. !
I I. X OI I III NOW DPI N. I
lallt AM IHI-vTitl I ''2'. s. 1.1. I'll s.t
Mr. Ill Vl n r Prninilor ind 31luier.
I' l i: ,.u ij l'riilut liirrl.ou.
-I TT'l.t'K OI I III I'IMJH (.
Jo n .1. it lo Vlr. VV tilkluiou VV ilOHi,"
i WINIIsclK IIIP.AIIir. loind ; l,n.erj. .
I. t:Mluri NIM, Tills FVI'Mis... ALII U.
I J VV.slMVIIKs, lu lb loudon Cotuvd
I....!, i l.r Suni1..
'iHMIh rMVUn I .lfcltltY.
.PEOPLE'S THEATRE. lr 'KSRiJ'"'"
I in Niuiii uKANii uitnim; ni mi.iit
roLl.-u'.'." ,,:i'n!. FABIOROMANI..
TONY PASTOR'S. 'J.Viil'AVO
Ml MINI I s It'l'stllX AM) I Kill AX
JAMI-N lint V. Al I I N AMI KANKI.N
nilWIt IttllllMON lAIMItllA niltltrsT
CCII.l'MIII s rilFAIRI. K.' s IS , Dili 1.
VtH MfH N llALl ASS l o
HCUSE ON THE MARSH.
14th St, Music Hal! and AHiambra Court,
HI ina I3A iiat 14th II
Tin: vios-Ti:it niti iil-thion
ITii i.tr; Afurooaa sai triaioi.
I AMUSEMENTS. tjfl
MANHATTAN BlACH: 1
GILMORE'S BAND, I
With Celebrated Vocalists. lH
(treat 1'tocraroraes Aftertoon aad Evnfnff 1
Brock's Crystal Palace ffl
FIREWORKS. I
Tc-niuht it f.30. J
A DISPLAY OF SURPASSING BEAUTY. l
IMMF.Nsr IN- SI7.F. PEnt'ECT IN DETAIL, ?BJ
wjNnrr.ruf, sit piixcs and jib-
' tHA.MLHL I HL(TS, MARVEI- J-SJ
LeiL'S ALHIAL HISPLAV. ' ''r
'
I It U Hsreeel to liy nil tbnt no pyro- v
teiliiilriil elljplny ever filx-en Id thli nH
i' mi n try run he even compered with il
these, liiock's Crentcit KITorts. '"11
Giimore's Grand Annual Jubilee ' t'BJ
( o mm rni n T lniri!utt Auu. IS and 'VsSBbI
iinniliuici I rltln. ninrln ami ManJT ''LS
nnDicc aTH avenue -SJ
ULfnlo 0 museum. '.
I UllM'Vi !(.. to, ,''H
I tnTirij Haiti. No 1, '.'. i And 4, btraaMbtffftr -rlH
i traiiietl man rati c On ran it Outanr, Monkf and 4;SH
, Ji ii I f" t iae Jiu hacjE" himself Itbttluaea Krl
a day Victniaia th M. th mlogo A rem est Bot ; 'all
i iiiiia Mnjjitj Miur). co3,Mlle oraraDd otbvra. H
'' III' TlCI NO. 1, .VH
:n i un ii i itui mmii t It h nnKLcaiKF, H
. I nut rf the diijaor 'H BH
'I t U'lM', M). . 'B
SMO fKK .1 l.l 1 UMMJV COMPA-NT. 4M
I ( AM I'HI 1.1 :i VU.UONr rTKS. lM
Opn ID . M tl lu r ii. Ai.tu.iPion 10 cnta, 'H
iium oi'Pii oi hit nt j, o,al tad luatru
tn? u tat eunifit iii ilieitrt, BJ
" C-ROYJIL HUHGAHI&H OBCHESTBi I
ill 111 iViMm si , 11'el.iuh, , .B
PARK AVEUE HOTEL COUNT, '
I'akk AVi-.. a:i ro .ur r ,;H
XlfALN I A I Altle ri n os nAi.ro- .
NIK ll Mil OlIKl.Nt. ILl.l'MINATf 0 lUL'.M'. ,M
Al . ANi till l Mii.l'sl en. liu I LI, (JAR- -H
1)1 X IN Till: HllKID. MB
"PAIN'S PIREWORPCST
in: it nrt i, nii i:u x.nii M
"VENICE,"
AT(OM M,M tr llrlcblon.) bH
NOT ill Uiwitmttnii. H
Kovorontl Dr. lUctilynii ,.H
ill addra I t Nido Hranrh Anti-1'ntcrtr hocl- H
flf At t rir 1'itniL Hnpiri ij.mrtim, JnnM1 VH
W . Ik W -tl'j- i" ii iut John K 1 fi-ur. Chair H
iimn M M Urt "fv i l)r ll-nrj Curfy, lrs. SH
BHOOHLYN AMUSEMENTS 'H
KUBER S GEBHAROt'S GASIHO.
tirat llouiiof inumeut ttOirn tbe Newbeitoa 1
iMOIMDAV, AUG. 15. M
Coot and Well Ventilated.
I .try liiil of Atlradioii' k Opening WfA. -
.SPORTING.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES ;
i:VKItl .VIONII . IV t'l).Ni:-sl)AV
AND hit il IH
PAfis nri.t.N a i .ii' .vt. LAtii hav. r.'H
Critiilsiiuit "1 lailir., Mi, H.ld, J). ,'M
Kai lied by All loui.f to I uu.r IiIidiI. .H
I, V Mss. u. II. Ks lit. MA St, ll
,s.rrrlirj I'r.ild.aa rJH
" mvMwnsssr m
I.ONi; lilt ANCII, ,N, J. V3aH
E.trj TULbUAV, TIIUHSIIAT mdaArURDAT, -H
Aiijur. m. Sfl
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