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. ; THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10,1892,' ft H
ALL LEND A HAND.
J ' Pile Up Dollfirs for the Western
Campaign Fund.
Twenty Clubs Competing for the
!N. Silken Banners.
Got. Boyd to Serve on the Commit-
I toe of Distribution.
"
, ' ' , IFromThU.IIornlnn'. 'Worlil.'M
ji . HOW 1HE FUND STANDS NOW.
Grand total acknowledged In
', ' ytvterdaj'i "World" 23,033.81
Total yesterday 380.0S
; " Qraod Total 20,314.40
'". '" " "
, ,l GOT. BOID ACCEPTS.
1 j The EXfcntlve or ISebraelt. Will Serve
on the Committee of Distribution.
; ' state or Kfbhasxa,!
' i ElUCUTITK DH'AKTMINT, V
ill'. LINCOLN, fccpt. U, 18ltt. j
1 f ' JHi rUtorofTht World.
f I ' bib: I have Just returned from an exten-
' , tlTe tour ot tho 1'aciao coast and line, your
m letter ot tlio loth tilt, on my desk-, rclatlvo to
, M '' the work ot Tm World In raisins a Western
; ' campaign Fund.
J ',., Your course bas my hearty approval and I
i f i hTC this day forwnrded my chock lor loo
li'1 1 lor that purposo to tho Omaha Woria-lleraia,
V ,' which la co-operating with you in this scc
Vl ' Uon. With you, I believe there are a number
M-; ol Western States, lormerly llepubllcan,
5 which are now debatable. I consider our on n
State ol Nebraska ono ol these, and feel
confident that our efforts this fall will result
In taking It from the Itepubllcan column.
Assuring jou ot my appreciation of tho
"" honor you do mo In asking my co-operation,
111 . I cheerfully respond that I will do anything
In my power, and only wish that I was flnnn.
li daily ablu to contribute more liberally. Very
JP rtErectlully yours,
W James E. Botd, Governor.
-ft'l1 State Senator McMnlinn on IXecord.
sy , Nnw York, Sept. 8. 18l)S.
fl 'V Ma9Br Writern Tit mnerattc f'ampniin lunil.
H Bin: I congratulate you upon tho success
II attending your popular subscription for the
tip Western Democratic Campaign Fund. It Is
Jm timely and important, While I entertain no
W , doubt ot Democratic success lu New York and
fi the other Democratic Eastern States, I still
jfl think that nothing should bo left undono to
place somo of the doubtful States of the West
permanently In tho Democratic column.
I A popular subscription, such as you havo
I Initiated, which gives to every ono who de-
I tires Democratic success opportunity to con.
I tribute a sum, no matter how small, Is wlso
-J and well conceived, and I am glad to bee that
, fc, . the Democratic managers have commenced
XV r It so strongly to the approval ot the people.
,. ' I Inclose check for tO. Very sincerely yours,
r 1 ' M. T. UcMahok.
A A. A. Ifealy'a NtronK Imloraement.
Iftl New Yohk, Sept. U, 1808.
yA Mtiiager YTtU'rn Dtmorralle Campaiin Funil.
Uj Hm: I Inclose check for UOO as a contrlbu-
I tlon towards the educational campaign In
I ' tho Western (states. Tun Wobld Is doing an
t:.icllcnt bcrvlco In affording tho people an
H opportunity to give largo or small amounts
9 to this great cause. It Is the people's cause,
9 and It Is right, and proper that tho peoplo
K sbould contribute to It according to their
Bj ineani Tlicy can make no better investment '
K ot their money. Let tho work ot education
H go on. It tho peoplo understood the real
H effect ot tho tarlfl upon their welfare there I
H would besuchan uprlalDg against It as would
jX cause Its repeal as soon as congress could as-,
jBj scmblo to'do tho work. It Is In my Judgment '
JHr true philanthropy to help radically to ro-
. form the present tariff, which Is doing more
HL than anything else to keep down tho great,
JPKv struggling masses of our countrymen.
jP! Kos. 88-U0 Gold btreet. A. A. Dealt.
IlflB' Thmngli the World-lleralil.
'p Ouaha, Neb., Sept. o. Eleven dollars were
' fBk received to-day tor tho Western Democratic
ipH Campaign Fund by the Wuria-lltrald.
IHHB-' lletiorted by the Warwlrk Drdpatrh.
F Warwick, N.Y., Sept. o.Twolvo Warwick
jpHJ Democrats to-day each subscribed a dollar to
tho Western Democratic Campaign Fund
BV through the Warwick Jirtiicitch.
. WORKLNQ HARD FOK THOSE BANNERS.
IV Twenty Clubn Conteatlng fur the Ten
IB rrlxn Offered by The World."
M ; Tho presence of Sir. Cleveland in New York
9 , and tho big meeting In Tammany Hall last
W evening are but two indications ot tho act'lv.
I Ity in politics, which will Increase from now
on to election. No doubt Is entertained by
! ' eld political observers that tho campaign
( ' during the coming six weeks will bo ono of tho
j ' liveliest on record, and will probably be like
fv I tho lato meeting at Now Orleans, short, sharp
and declslvo, when It Is to bo hoped tho Ite
publlcan candidate will bo knockoj out,
y-.-v Meanwhile discussion has begun In tho Wcst
tJfl ffj, ern States of tho Issues and tho candidates,
tf" , nd before many weeks aro over peoplo there
r"-i 'i will have mada up their minds permanently.
rfS ' T It H useless to try to Intlupnco publlo opln-
' ir lon ,0 any Great extent In tho closing weeks
, ' 'of a Presidential canvass, so that tho real
work tor Cleveland tbl3 year must bo douo
during tho coming month. No time Is, there
lore, to bo lost lu subscribing to the" Western
Democratic Campaign Fund. Clubs partlcl-
I paling lu tho banner contest should report
the progress ot their subscriptions as often
as possible. Twenty are now engaged in tho
contest. Here are their names:
t 'j Cleveland and Hlevrnton Club of the
,' j ) Tenth Aiiemhlr DUlrirt.
$ ' Tammany AMOclatlou of the Flrat Ai-
- aembly District.
f ) Demorratlo Club, llalUton Spa, N. T.
I" Comanvihtf Club, Third Attembly Die
r trlct.
, ( Tammany Club, new Seventh Assembly
DUtr.ct.
I Tammany Anodatlon, new Tenth As-
seinhly PUtrlct.
j Tammany Aaioclatlon, Dew Tourteenth
' i Axunblr District.
Cleveland Club or the Seventeenth
j Ward, llruoklyn.
V I Vouiic; MenV Democracy. Auburn.
m J Deinorrallc Club, !lufflo.
It J Clerelnnd and Stevenion Campaign
I I Club, llldsefleld, Conn.
Wf Democratic Club, Koine. N. V.
" . Youne Hen's Turlft lteform Club,
Vffii Ellxabeth, N. J.
JlW ' Second Want Cleveland and Stevenson
K aub, Ellxabeth, N. J.
I, XlOrd Ward Cleveland and Steysnson
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LBH, rt T.'iA:i,t1.?.'i.A?'.'-'J'"t'-ViA.itiali!liS'VVI'i...'1.1'
FOR. .THE WESTERN DEMOCRATIC
CAMPAIGN FUND,
I contribute ;...;
Mnis,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Address m
Date
Xlako checks and money-orders payable to
tho Western Democratic Campaign Fund.
Address all communications to tho Western
Campaign Fund, box U,US4 Now York City.
"Tho World" ka vour snbrrlptlan
to the Western llemnrratlo l'nmpnln
Fund. HroreMOfltemarrntlr nrwapnprre
li other pnrla ol the country linve alio
opened their rolumna to rcccUe enntrt
builona. All the money ralard will be
expendrd lecltltnately byllirHdvIrn ofn
eommlttce or Icmllnc Weatrrn Demo
crnta In wnalna; n ila-oroiia edurntlonal
rnmiialcn In thuteWotern Htutea which
have Ronfl Uepnbllrnn In elections
hltbrrto, but now ghe tlio atrousreat lu
illcntlona ofn tendency tuwarda llemoc
rncy and Tarllt lteform.
The larscr the number or anburrlp
tlons.recnrdlraaof their nlr.e, the srrcnter
ulll be Die mornl rflcct. Will ou helpf
If no, aenil n check, n. reslatered letter a
money-order or eaak to the addrrae slvea
above. Alito, If convenient, fill np the
blank In order that yoar aubacrlptlon
may be acknowledged In the culuiuna ol
The World."
Domocrnttc Aaaoclatlon, Ellxabeth. N. J.
Yorkvllle Democratic Club.
Harlem Doinocrntlc Club.
Jefferson Democratic Club, New Ifnvcn,
Conn.
Tariff tirfnrm Club, South Orange, N.J.
JcfTtrHon Deinornitlo flub.
Friends ot political clubs are privi
leged to send In subscriptions to tho
banner contest as well as regular
members. The money ot all Is ccmally
welcomed for tho cause ot Democracy. Tho
money bo recched is turned Into the Western
Democratic Campaign Fund. Tho banner
contest affords a clnnco to clubs to show
what tney can do In tbo cnuso of national
Democracy. Tho money Is pnt to a better
uso than buying fireworks, sending up bal
loons or providing " banquets." It will start
presses for tho printing of pamphlets and
hire halls for speakers In thosq Western
Mates which havo boon blldlng so steadily
towards Democracy and which bold out a
hopo ot being carried permanently Into tho
Democratic column this year.
The banners to bo distributed among the
clubs will bo ten In number, and tho ten
clubs at the head of tho list en tho first ot
next month will each win one. They aro
silken banners heavily rrlngcd with gold nnd
handsomely mounted, making campaign
trophies of a unique pattern and ct perma
nent valuo as ornaments to any club-house.
subscribers to tho tund Interested in tho
success of any ono club can havo their con
tributions credited to such organization by so
speclflylng.
COLUMBUS FETE IN GENOA.
Tremendous Crush at e Ball At
tended by the Klngr and Queen.
fur AsaociATFo thim.1
London, Sept. 10 A Jtmrs despatch from
Genoa says : A ball In connection with tho
Columbus feto was given In tho Municipal
Council Chamber Friday evening. Tho
1 chamber was decorated with splendid mosaic
portraits ot Columbus nnd Marco rolo, and
with the tings ot all nations. Four thousand
guests were present.
Tho King and Queen arrived at 0.30 r. u.,
and held a reception In tho Salla Delia Glunta,
I which contains a marble column Inclosing
tho Columbus betters. All tho galleries and
gardens of tho Municipal I'alacc wero bcautl-
I fully decorated and Illuminated.
Tho King, escorting tho Queen, who was
I attired In a cream-colored silk brocade gown,
and wearing her famous pearls and diamonds,
entered the ballroom at 10.30 v. u.
They wore follow ed by tho 1'rlnce of Naples,
the nuko of Genoa, tho Count ot Turin, tho
Cabinet Mlnlsteis, and Admirals of tbo navy
and foreign diplomats.
Tho crowd was so great that dancing was
Impossible. Tho a.ssemblago was tho most
brilliant ever seen In Genoa.
MOST HAS NOT RESIGNED.
The " Frelliolfe " Editor Replies to
Bergman's Friends.
It was reported to-day that Anarchist John
Mo-t had resigned tho editorship of Me Frei
if (r, because ot tbo attacks upon him by tho
friends ot August ilcrgman, tho would. uo
assassin ot II. 1. Frlck, who accuse him ot
cowardico and treachery to tho causa ot
Anarchy.
Most w as seen by a reporter of To e Even
inc! Would at the ofllco of In r t're then, and
I denied cropntlcally that be bad resigned or
had any Intention ot resigning.
"I havo always held," said Most, "that
violent measures wero Inadvisable in this
country at tho present time, and I havo not
changed my Mows slnco Bergman's attempt
to kill Frlck. I havo repoatcdly stated theso
views In Mr Frtlhett, and if they aro not ac
ceptable to tho majority of tho party I am
willing to step out and give all the assistance
In my power to my successor."
MRS. MANTELL WANTS A DIVORCE
She Objects to tho Actor's Attentions
to Ills Loadlnt' Lady.
Tho actors on tho Klalto had n new topic
to-day lu the action brought against liobtrt
Mantel! by his wlfo lor absolute divorce. Last
' January tho touplo tlgned articles ol separa
tion, he agreeing lo pay her sioo a week lor
the support ot herself and their two children,
Kobcrt, aged eight, and Jack, four years old.
Tho wlfo bays he paid the money tor only
fourteen weeks.
Mrs. Mantell, whose stsgo name Is Mario S.
Sheldon, accuses her husband of maintaining
undue relations with his leading lady, Char
lotto Debrens,
Mrs. ilaniell eays that when she rebuked
her husband lor bis conduct with Charlotte
llebrens bo replied that It was noneut her
business, and bo would continue to act. as ho
was then doing."
Tbiougu llune & Hummel she yesterday
asked Justice Deach, of the Supreme court,
lor counsel fee and alimony oi fluo a week,
pending her suit.
Trades Unions Ro- elect Osarlos
Fenwtok Parliamentary Socrotnry.
T AMOciATrn rnr 1
Glasoow, kept. 10 Tho Trades Union
Congress, by a oto of 1:7:1 to 174, has re
elected Mr. Charles Kennlck Parliamentary
Secretary. Mr. Fcnaick Is a member ot the
liouso of commons for the Wanslcck Division
of Northumberland. Ho commenced work
"on the bank" ot a mine when bowasntno
years of age and worked In a mine up to the
time of his first election to l'arllamentdn
1HW5. He voted against the measure to e- j
UbUih a legal eight-hour day lor iniuers. I
IS SENATOR HILL TO MARRY?
HiB Purohase of Emmet's Villa
Starts an Interesting Rumor,
Hut the Guessers Do Not Mention
the Lady's Name.
A rumor concerning Senator David n. Hill
which has aroused as much Intorcst In social
circles as his reported placatlon has In politi
cal centres was current this morning.
Ino rumor lain conucctlon with tho tfena
tor's purchaso of tho late Actor J. K. Em
ma's villa at Albany, which was announced
In Tub Uvknino Would jestcrday, nnd Is to
the effect that tho bachelor Senator Is going
teigct married.
hetiator Hill's homo Is In Eltnlra. Ills asso
ciations there, both political and social, nro
of tho most pleasant nature. Tho slates
man, of course, haB friends lu Albany, too, as
he has all over the Mate, and tho people of
any city would bo proud to welcomo him as a
fellow-tow nsinnn.
Hut that ho should movo to Albany to oc
cupy a house ot thirty rooms, and alone, tbo
gossips won't bcllcvo It. putting two and
tno together, thoy hao settled It In their
minds that tho Emmet M1U Is to be reno
vated, repaired and refurnished and tbu
grounds surrounding It beautllled for tbo
reception of Mr. Hill that Is to be.
It wouldn't surprlso tbrin now, so they
pay In lnct, they expect to hear the public
announcement made at.y day ot the Senator's
marriage.
It Is also settled by tho gossips that tho
lady In the case Is au Albanian, or one who
preler8toltoat tho btato capital, and that
Mr. 11111 bus bought U 1lh1 in accordance
with her wishes. Hut those whu aro mi .iH,d
at guessing do not pretend to guess tho lad' 1
name. '1 here Is much speculation as 10 who
bho Is.
Tho villa, which becamo tho property of
Senator Hill jesterday, is said t u have cost
" lrlt7. "Emmel jauu.uoo, but the btimtor, It I
Is said, paid only tMb.uOO tor It. I
'llio villi Is situated on Heussenlor lloule
vard, Just north 01 tbu Albany city line, and
Is surrounded by llttecn acres of .ground.
There arc largo brick Htables, a lodgo lor tho
gatekeeper, a lake uf ithreo acres of pure
spring water, stocked with ;rish, antt au
orchard of fruit trees. I
tild Holland plans and now Hohemtan Ideas
combined lo gio tho hrmu a uulii u and a'
tractive exterior. Mlhlu, nothing was
spared to carry out Iho loiuier owner's j
whims.
In INhO Emmet d"Pded his wlfo the house I
'and gave her 100,000 ns a settlement after
their separation. .Mrs. Emmet lled there
awhile Hnd tbin abandoned It.
1 Mure It was vacated iho llla has gono to
decay. Ibn grounds haNO been luglected,
and whereonco the veHely lawns stretched
out there Is nuw un uiergrtrnthof rankginss.
I The locked gates arc rusted and the car
nage and loot put lis filled with weeds. Not a
1 flower blooms in tho conservatory. Tho sta
1 bits, once lined with tine ousts and dogs, me
going to ruin. '
All this will bo changed now, and when
I Senator Hill inWtes his mentis to comti there,
the gossips will limo it. It will be totco "Mr.
and Mrs. 11111 at Home."
FOUR LITTLE MAIDS SET FREE.
The Ridley Shoplifters Were
Dressmakers from North Adams,
Four tearful llttlo dressmakers from North
Adams, Mass., stood In tho gloomy presenco '
of Police Justice Dufty at Kssex Market Court
this morning and confessed with hysterical
sobs that they had btolen pretty much every
thing thai they could lay their hands on yes
terday afternoon at ltldlcys In Grand street
They wero Llbble, Carrie, Llrzlo and Annie
, Hums. Their ages ranged from twtnty-clght
' to twenty-threo years. Kach had a pretty
' fac3 and big eyes, red with a wholo night ot
nceplngln au Kldrldgo street station celL
Kach had galdea red hair and modest, pretty
ways.
Hut there on Judgo DufT's desk was tho
pllo ot booty they had stolen. To bogln w lib,
theio were tho two 80-ccnt satchels they had
llftod" nnd into which they had dropped tho
rest of their plunder, consisting of a 110
!ack, two t'-Mtf mantel clocks, :) worth of
lace, two 3-shlllIng purees, a pair of gloves
and sovcral handkerchiefs.
Misses Peyser and Vosmcr, tho female
sleuths of the Hldley stores, related how they
had followed the lour amateur shoplifters till
they met DetectlveB Mooney und Young, ot
. Capt. Cross's staff, In tho Bowery, and had
them arrested.
I The lour seamstresses said they had como
on Thursday lor a short vacation In New
York. Their sister, me Widow Julia Me
cunc, lived here. Yesterday they took llttlo
Mamie Mccune, their thirteen-year-old niece,
for a shopping tour.
Miimlo was arrested with them by tho do
tecllU'S and sent to tho rooms ct the Gerry
hoclety. Mamie's mother, In deep mourning,
was In court frantically looking for Mamie.
.Mother and child weio leunlted by Justlco
Duny, nnd then, on tho promise ot tho four
little dressmakers that they would go right
home to North Adams aud would never uteul
again, thi llttlo Judi:o dismissed them cm
their own recognlnnce, tilllci r Charles Mc
cune, ot the FKlh Precinct, halng corrobo
rated all thoy had paid regarding their occu
1 patlon aud home and gteu them 3, good cliar
uct er.
Tbo Misses Hums hurried away to the Kle
vated nation, sandt r but w isrr country dress
makers lor Ihelr Now Voik experience.
j DUEL BETWEEN COLORED MEN.
Ono of Them, a Boston Editor,
Badly Wounded.
IBV ASSOCIATED l'HEBS.1
IlosTOv, bept. 10. A shooting affair, In
which Klljah Stewart and J. o. btreet, col
ored men, were principals, took placo labt
night, btreet Is tdltcrot tho linstou Itfvu'h.
I dtiiM, and Stewart's wife Is tmplojed by him.
I Last nUht htow art found Mitel and Mrs.
, hlewart In a housoon Faetlo htreet 11 lid
opened tiro on Street In tho hallway. Street
responded with n leNolurand ,1 number of
bliots were exih.ingcd.
Stewart wasnually shoved nut on theHnop
and tho door closed, lie uwil to the police
Mutlnn and Minomlert d himself. Mice!, who
was mard by peibous In the n uf to say ho
was shot badly, has disappeared and cannot
Lo louud by the police.
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS SOLD.
Sports Didn't Have to Pay on tho
Return from New Orleans. j
None of tbo Hrooklyn sporting men who
went to New Orleans on tbo bulltvan special
could bo found thU morning, bin at Charley
Johnston's placo, l'ultcn and.Mlddagh streets,
Hrooklyn, the report that they had to buy
return tickets was denied.
, TLo young man In charge of the saloon
sold: For 31. no Mr. Johnston sold a round
trip ticket, and for 17 more the purchaser
could obtain a berth. Nu single-trip tickits
wero sold, inr the nason lhat we didn't hao
nil). 'Iho tickets wciogocd to return on any
lialtu"
German Admiral Does Not Return a
French Admiral's Visit.
t
i' jrrnruriu par...
1'iniB, Sept. 10. It is stated that the only
naval commander now at Genoa who has
omitted to return the visit of courtesy paid
to them by Admiral ltlcunler, commander ot
I tho French Mediterranean bquadron, la tho 1
commander 01 tho German Bduadrao. j
QUR THEATRES ' NEXT WEEK.
Riohard Mansfiold in "The
Scarlet Lettor " at Daly's.
Dlxcy In a Kcvlval of " lolnntlio
nt Prtlmcr's.
ltlctinrd Mansfield will present tor tbo first
tlmo Monday night at Dalj 's 'I hentre Joeph
Hnltun's dramatization ot Nathaniel Haw
thrrnc's famous story called "'Iho scarlet
Loiter." Tim east will bo as follows: ltev.
Arthur Dlmmcsdule, ltlchard Mansfield; Gov.
llellliighain, Mr. Andrews; ltev, John Wilson,
Mr. Ilarklns; Capt. Hiram Wicks, Mr, llur
bldge; Master llrackctt, Mr. t.iirtltli; lies
lor I'rjnnc, Miss Iteatrlco Cameron; Dame
Hartley, Mrs. Hrulone; Mistress Harlow, Mls
Gildden; Muiy Willis, Miss Markllllc, and
llttlo l'carl, Miss Do Grlgiian. 1 here aro only
two scenes, nnd they uro laid In Boston, In
the j ear Itiio.
" IolJiilhe," Gilbert and Sullivan's charm
ing tomlc opera, will bo roWved nt l'altiiei's
Iheatio Mondaj night, with Henry I- Dlxey
as tho Lord Chancellor; Miss Flora l'lndlaj
mii, ttpcciaily engaged, ns thu Queen; Mls
l.e-.ioru Sn)der us I'll) Ills; Miss olatido Wal
laconslolanthe; Harold C. Ulnko as sccrn; '
Fred Lennox as Ararat; W. J. McLaughlin as '
tbo Corporal, nnd WnlUrllrnwiirnsMrephon.
'Ihcro will lo u new 1 lay at the Harlem
opern-Ilnusc next week entitled " Hy l'roxy.'i
tho author of which Is Charles Klein, a
brother ot Alfred Klein, of Ho Wolf Hopper's
company, '1 he piece Is described ns n legiti
mate farce, nnd ll met with much success lu
lloston recently. It has also Lien acted In
I Brooklyn, 'lhu cast will lncludn A. S I.lp-
I man, Leonora llradley, Lionel bland, llnrry ,
1 Drown nnd Katherlne Florence.
Herrmann's 'lheatre will bo reopened for
tho regular season next Saturday idght,wheii .
tho famous necromancer will bo thu attrnr-'
. tlon. 'Ihe tlrst part of thj iierfonnauco will '
I bedovolcd to various feats otmngtc; the sec
ond part will bo a series of allegorical tal-'
lcaux, and lu tho third iart will bo"Mjslcil-
I ous New lllack Art." "Strobclka" win bo
thofcatum of the fourth part. Herrmann1
'will bo nslstid as usual by Mine. Herrmann.
I Jeunio cauians will begin the seci ml and
last weckot her engngi n.ent at tlio liljou
I .Von lay night. The plicu cannot be said to
hae linpnued, asthiie Isso llttlo material
to work upon, but Miss ltamans nppcnrslo
, plenso her many trl"iitls,who, lioweirr.advisu
herlobeek somo inori1 rkaslng chicle lor
her t ilcnls than 1M I'. M." ,
"'I hoc Ity tilreetor)" will play ltBlatNew I
York engagement tiextwiok at tbo Four
teenth Street IliCMltc. 'I ho Interpreters will
be lydla Yeninnns, Add Ityman, Wllllim
Cameron, 'Drono Power. Amellt Glover,
Hi'hslosulll.in, Luke Si'Mxilcisft, Dan Daly,
1 .lulliis Wltmark, J. 0. Mlron. Joseph Jackson,
Nelllo l'urkcr and Margaret Htzpatrlck. ,
"Jane" has ecitalnly had nn unhappy '
week at tho btandaid, but, considering Its
disadvantageous jredlcament, It, has douo I
nobly. Johnstone Huanett, who has been ns
laigely adveitlsed as the plcco Itsel , was
absent nt tjuarauttne most or the time, nnd
Lottie Collins, the nnwltv if the emu tain
inenl, was and Is also Imprisoned. Miss lieu
nett now nppenih, and "Chums" precedes.
"Jane" next week.
'Iho Dftloth pirformaucoof "Settled Out of
Court" oecursnt the rlfth Avenue 'I healru
'Ihursdnv night, when very linndsomo soin-I
cnlrs will bo pic.seiited to tho ladles then
present. Tbo coining week will t otnls plsi's
lastouo nt tbo Filth Avenue 'I heiitie. Iho
next attraction nt thl 1 house will be Paulino
Hnll In "l'urltnnla." ,
'1 be success of Holand Heed In "lend Mo
Your Wile," nt tho otar Theatre, has been
I gratifying. Tro piece Is bomewhat ennen
tlonal lu its fun, but Heed's lmpi rbonntlon of
tho old sea cnptnln, Abntr Tarbox, lscry
cloer, and vcy nrtlsllcnlly hketched. Ibe
I supporting company Is a good one, aud lhu
. peformaiuo goes smoothly. J
" Leitarulalr " 1 eiiialns at the Lyceum Then
tre. as most people whos.iwtheilrst porform
anci' predicted it wool I do and for along
time, too. bo successful has been this play I
that It has bein lotinl necessary to gUo1
1 'I hursdny inatlmes, iinil a speclnl seiles will
begin next '1 hursilay, lu bo continued duilng
1 tho resi of I ho season.
" Airos.s tho Potomac," Kdwnrd M. Alfrlend
I nnd A. l'ltoii's war play, will bo next week's
I uttraCilon at tho Grand (ipora. House. Tbo
I cast will Includo Iloyd Putnam, Matt Ik Sny-
I dcr, Henry 'Inlbot, c. I". Gotthnld, L. J. Mm.
gan. Charles Kevin, Gtistnnl'rankel, Daniel
Jarrett, Malcolm llradloy, J. II. Ilenn), Henri
etta Lander, Harry llytics and Ada Hwyer.
1 Hubert Gaylor, annoiinrcd as "tho well-1
known Celtic wit," will bo thu attraction
next weeknt tbu Columbus 'theatre, Harlem,
where ho will rippear In " Sport McAllister,
me of the 400." that was R'en nt tho I'.IJou
'Iheatio last spring. 'Ihoeompanv, It Is said,
is Letter than tho organization that plajtd
I at tlio llllou.
1 "'Iho Wblio Slave," a play that Is always
popular, will bo acted next week nt tbo
I Whdsor 'Iheatio. Tho east will includo
1 Carrlo ItadclHIu as Lisa. Ida Hoblnson, Anna
. Mortland, Lll7nbelh Vnu Dcrcn, Mabel
stone, Mr. and Mr. Mill Hai low, Maurice
'Diew.D. I- I.ary. John parry, Andy Colluui
and Frank Drew.
'I he Face 111 the Moonllxht " remains nt
Proctor's Iwenty-thlnl stree' Theatre, nnd
1 will bo kim 11 tlieie during the rest of Hubert
I MnntcH's engagement at this bouse. Tbo
actor, bow over, will probably make a trial
production of 11 pleie called " l'.irrhaMus," a
onc-ict tragedv that ho has rtcentlj dis
covered. It will not le a permanent feature
of his performance.
A big production oft ho ever erdant "1'nrlo
Tom's cabin " will claim attention at Mblo'a
next weik. The bcenery will ho erj elab
orate, nnd there w HI bo one hundred people on
tho Mage, Including lorty lolorrd Jublleu
singers, who will warblu cabin melollesof
tho ottili. 1 hi'ru will Lo some dancing
special! les, and John J. Hogau, tho Jig dancer,
will appear.
I 'iho the hundredth performance ot "Sln
bad " since It was tlrst presented out of New
I loik, will toko placu Mouda) nUht at tlio
Garden 'I hoatre. The souvenirs will Lo Iju
iiuetsot Auierlcaii 1'ciuty iosis, with l.oulso
MontaJtUH' portrait uttnt bed to the Loiinuets.
'1 here will bo now sonirs and Jol.es ! r tho
comedians, and seM'nilnewilanci.s.
'iho Mie-Ailmlral" will Lo mug for tho
last time at the C'islnnto-nlglit, nnd for tho
next two weeks thu lower pirt 01 the houo
will te closed, to bnopcnid a- a arletv Una
tie Sept. au. Itehenrhjlsor the two ballets
niogolng on very eiicrgetl allj. It Is n
picted tint "i bluue," In ,1iilIi Adi Una hozo
is to do the dance, will make a sensation.
s.ah Agent A. I'. Iiunlop- "'Iho opening nt
nearl) om-m pi o house In New oik does not
seem to h.iM' injured Mr. Hot's 'A 'lrli to
t'hlDntow n.' which continues to do Its Usual
largp .tiiMw'ss. 'Iho bronid faces in tbo
auditorium of Iho thratn- nnl.e aloiit thu
onl) cbitij'e In It " 'I ho faiee h is i.uw bun
running lor more than ten montbs.
'Ibol'.is Irnlii" will he tin pi.ij nt IJ. I!.
lacobs' '1 lieiu n next wiek, with Mls
l'loience litudli J lu tun leading r le. Ane'lig
Iho bicnle ilfn'ts will b ,m lm line w.t 1 k
blene. ,1 in'lrn 1 1 m eno liilil u I oiler t"cplslr.i.
'ihelr will le ariollS Mlll'llu,' i.ulillog 11 lid
musical bpcclallles Introduced into tbo
drama.
At the piopl 's Theatto Stee'e Mackt)e's
ultra-bens 1 loti.il "Paul Kainar," will Lu
plaMd dtirlii- the coiuliii: wiek, f thisplny.
It is clultiiid. that lb ben G. IngcrMill ie
inarkul: Paul KaiiMir' Isa sun-rb rell7tt
tlon upon tun htngo of one of the grandest
eras 1'. human hltor), 'litis play Is thu
noLley di.iuiatlc work of our lime."
'Ihoci id weather Is causing tho Kllorado
management tu taik ot Hp,'idll withdrawing
tin niagnllli cut spectacle, "Igypi 'riirouga
the t iitiirles." its late Is aliolutilj de
pendotil upmi the nuithir. 'ihe leautliul
n.iorl P okbiisattrnetlie as ner. 'Ibi'bcat.
. Ilul lawns .iruusciroii ns tin 1 wi ro In June,
and tin ' .1 mo of lhu oal.s Is changing to a
1um1 A ill u 11, 11 lint.
"'Iin hi ntuik colonel" will enter upon
the last wiek ot Its run at thu I uimi square
'lluaire Mi uday Light Tno Piece mis been
much Impn tea sli te the initial pel 01 manie,
nsnuiia ie,i 1 f its meliMlraii.a l.a-bteu re
iniii 1 Ir m lu Tim in U atiraeiioti l this
liousi il tu the 1.111,11111. lis in a phi) called
( ami
'1 . iilacl look' isp.i, ringtlie Academy
pr.M'.. a eieij iiii'iiin .i'iiI in mg pi 1.
lori.tniii c Iho Louse 11 lookh .! it did I
during th" pel loduf I uei l uiiian ll.oini-
sen's sin ess Hi "'I lie 11M Homestead. '
l'i oili) si.md up lu Iho lobbies upslnlis audi
dowiistaiin. 'Ihe sneciaelH Is a superb 01101
and thospcrlalilesexcellent.
MNaug" remains 111 thu Hroadwny Thea-'
tre, where Ills doing rry nicely, although
this Is Ihe third run this burletla has had In
Now York. De Wolt Hopper works as ener
getically as be did during tbo early stages of
the piece's career, and llttlo Delia lux is
I,
qullo as lively as sho ever was. The per
oruuncu is a very enjoyable one.
'Iho entertainment glion nluhtly nt the
lMeu Musio Is a Mry good one. Thops
chonotlsm of M. iitiib.il m.d Mnrlo nreillli Is
truly wonderful, and It never fulls to thor
oughly 111s silly the audience. I lemliic Nor
ton, the Kngllsli mimic, has mado n very good
Impression, 'ihe Hungarian band Is as melo
dious ns ewr.
There will boa new burlesque nt Knster .t
Dial's conei rt bull liext;weuk,eLtltlcd Koblii
Hood," and It will bo as usual lull of muslo
nnd jukes, anonl has made 11 grout lilt at
t his house, and his song " Gcorglo " Is execs d
Ing well sung mid acted. Ainaiiu.tbo mimic,
will rcinalii, .ilul lluru will Le n capital lull
doWllo programme.
Anion soldi and Ids orchestra begin the
second week of their engagement nt the
Madison squire Garden Amphitheatre to.
morrow nkMit, which will be "iptilir
night.' Seidl's (uehestra Is doing spletmld
work, and loiers o; music cnti llnd nothing
more satisfactory In tho ilty than tl-iso con
celts. In thu roor gnrdcutherulsthoiisu.il
vaudi Mlleeiiteitnlnu.ent.
siL'iioiita tiuleltr.s trouDs of performing
monkeja will appear next wick .it Hutiet h
l'nliire .Museum. In Last Fourteenth street.
Tlirso ii.otikcjn hiu been ixlilblted nil met'
Lurope, and nro said to boery ileer. 'I hey
ait in ci.Ht times, and turn somersaults, tum
ble and Indulge In aerial tricks. A inudeMllu
company will appear on th- stage.
'Ilu iittrucllous nt 'lony Pastor's Iheatrn
ni'Mwiek will Lo John and lames Hus'ell.
Hilly inner, llttlo llonnle 'Ihoniton, Molllu
'I hompKon, "tbu Hashing meteor of song nnd
dance." .Mi's Ida Howell, Alii 11 and lliinkln.
1 red W. Vlllburn, who lias just como Irom
Knglaud; Jciouie, tho lirj ants and tho Vcn
tlnls. 1 13 ilit Heliman's Specially Company
will begin the third nnd l.isi wcekot itsen
gngiinent nt tho .Sew Park llmntrii Monday
night. Harry Kenned), iho popular Mtitrllo
itnt, will bu added to iho pioiaminc, and mi
will MelMllo and sto'son, thu enlertnlnliig
fingers, licit no Mora will rim.iln during thu
week.
e
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.
Threo months ago tho New Orleans Trades'
Council was composed uf only tlilrt) unions;
how about seventy aro represented.
'1 hree ihnrtcrs lor now local unions were
granted by the general oil'cirs ot thu
brotherhood of Hlacksmllhs' Helpers last
w eel;.
Iloss I'alnler V. T. Copplns, of IlutTalo, has
piesented tl.o lluflalo nulldlng Ir.ulis conn
til with a tine banner inadu ot heuiy silk and
finely oecoratcd.
The Government Labor llurenu at Ilrlsbane,
Australia, has about 1I.0J0 itptllcatlonsfor
work every week, of whom hardly uic-lenth
can bo plated ut very low wagis.
Progressive I'alnlirs' I'nlon No. n has Its
llrst luinual (ilenln in a'.d of lis benevolent
fund at lirommerss Union Park this ultei
noon anil oenlug.
The Amalgamated Society of llnglniers his
ill elated 1) a Mito ot r, 1,11011 out of 70,00(1
members that oveitltno Is un mil detrimen
tal to workmen generally und shuuld bu
abolished.
John Eckhardt, ot I.ab-irtrs" Union Nn. t),
has died. 'Iho members ot the Union nmn
Hum ti elr seals at jeslcraay's meeting when
his death was announced.
A ilrcular Issued by tho organtcd glass,
wi rkers or France, who deuiind the eiUit
botir wor-da), tays that ut prrrunl then
excessive hours keep tno undertakers need
lessly bus).
New working cards will lo dlslrlbuted
among tho members or iho llnusomlths'
1 11I011 next Tuesday evening; those falling
tu procure them will no t do permuted to w ui k
on union Jobs.
Onl) scion proprietors of grocery stores in
Knnsas City, Mo., uro keeping open ntter
ll.no, except Saturdays. Ann these stoies nro
now being bocoltcd;by .ho ltetull Cloiks' As
tbclatloii. seeietary Hnrth, of the Ornamental Plss
teurs and Shop Hands' society, authorizes
tho stalimenl thakunion plasturers arc now
emplojed by fontractor Sinclair on tho new
Harlem court-lluuso building.
A two-column nrtlclo lu defense of While
law Held li being sent to labor pnpirs
throughout tbu country by iho Kepublicuu
Campaign Commlltio with a requost 10
" publish "and "send bill for same."
'lhu litrmlnghnm (Knglnnd) 'irndes council
has passed iho following resolution: "lhat
lu futiiio tlio loupe of 1 bu Trades Council Lu
not used ror any political purpo-e whatcicr
except by special reolutlon of tho Council."
State Organizer llctrel, or the journeymen
Tallirs' I'nlon ot America, rcpoits from Ohio
that be l.s meeting with splendid success In
that State. Local Organizers .ire hard nt
work in this city, as well us in Chicago, bos
ton and St. Louis.
The Kings County Socialists havo called a
couMiitlou of delegates irom all labor organi
sations willing to assist them In their cam
paign for Wing aud Matche't. 'I he conven
tion Is to luko placo at tho Hrooklyn Labor
L) ccum on sept. 10.
complaints havo been lodzed against
liosscs .elgler & Krumbolz, Kazlnu, llch
horu, schrueder and ltoss bv thu Walking
Deligatuof Journeymen llarbcra' I'nioii .No.
1, fur alleged violation ot rules and employ
ment ot non-union men. Their signs win bu
withdrawn unless the rules be compiled with.
1'iuMncss Is cry good In tho machinists'
trade at present. General becretaiy Morse,
of tho International .Machinists' Union
states that must. 1 or thu members of his
trgaulzatlon nro at work. Two new local
unions are chartered this week nt llrldgeport.
Conn., nnd Lalayette, Ind., mid applications
arc expected irom three additional unions
next week.
Artificial Slono Ma'ons' Union No. 1 has
written a letter 10 tbo Hoard or Walking
Hoiegatis o'plslnlng why they refused to
assist ceint lit Laborers' Union No. I In their
btrll.o tor '..'. Ml per da). Obey sny that tbu
laborers btruck wltbiut notifying thorn, as
per atrecmuit. 'lhu Artlllilal Monu Masons
dislru to bu reinstated by thu Hoard.
'1 lie union bakers of New Orleans havo re
ported to the ginernl ofllco In this city that
tin lr htrlnu nan been terminated tucccss
lully. 'Ihey will no longer Lo compelled to
work smtiiday nights. Tho bakers ntsnn
I Antoulb wire successful In gaining tho six
'days' week, tiny having worked beretoloro
seven d,i)s per wiek. Thu buffalo, a new
union, h is Leon formed. '1 he receipts at tbn
c.enirat olihu amounted to tiuu.jj this
week.
iloss J. linspnlierg lias signed tho new bcaln
of tho biispcnder-.Makirb' I'lilou. making nine
manufacturers whose striking workmen havo
letuinid to thu bQois. Ilerinnn liaiimitin
and N. Kosenbaum, two ot the pickets who
wcronrrisliil In irmt of Loebel .'. i.Iuek
lunnu'sshnp, 70 Mhltustriet. bale been ad
mitted in (.'inn ball rath, and liny will Lu
tiled Ut lhu luhiLaPoliiu court laxt 'ihurt
day. Michael Kriincdv prr'ldcd nt jcsterday'i
Inecllng ot tho drlur ash-earlu.en and
Btt'iiqiers of lhu Slnet-l lennlng Ileparlineiit,
who iiasctiibii d at aUii West 'I hlrl)-i.ghtli
street to orginlro a labor union. John II.
HoLertHwas ilected becretury and ilguti
soven luiiuLeishlgned the roll, steps were
lakcnto iiiawlhe entlro 1,700 nun ut tno
Department Into the ranks. Huso nn 11 wld
movo forlitglii I wnges, ns they think that if 1
to tu a da) is not buftlciuni lor thu hard aud
dangerous labir iriormtd by them.
Nuwspiper-l rlti rs' Union Nn. , Denver,
Col., thinks It to U' an objectionable feituni
of the coustltuiloiiot the Inti rnnilnnnl Ty
pographical I 1,1 n 1 hit ilty editors mid inaii
n.'lii,' editors are debirud from miintarslilp,
whllo Nuwsinpi r-WiPers' I 11I011 No. . of
this illy. Is of the ipiniin that It is .1 my
good provision 10 exeiuilo idltors who haio
the right i f euiplo) mg and (Ms, barging im 11,
as tlif) can 1 nail) 11 ib.i ucemeintcrilii 10'lrg
ui on questions arising Letwieu ui.lo)us
anil iuiplo)iHb.
I ' rd onslow, ex-fioiirnor of New eiland.
1-lep'rlid us liutlng said lu a reicni Inlir
view upon lhu pmslble efTects of uigunlzel
lihor hating tiikji Independent puiiucil
action: "1 do nil anililtiale any or iho
dangers which seems to bo feared b) soiuo
piopleas tho iiossiblo tonsequence of labor
representation. 1 hue made ll.o acquaint
nt.eo and liarntd the ileus 01 man) lain r
members, who are the most consilenuous
nnd straight fi rward mcmbi'rs ot Parliament
I haioeier comoaci 'ss. I hue no lea 1 fir
tbn tuiura of the I mplru bi cnuso of laLur
memLers taking a siiaru in directing tlio
eoiin-dsot the bmilre. Arpirently thu truo
labor class is coming i"thc fiont how."
Russia's Tress Censor Tnbooos a
Gorman Com o Paper.
II 1 4. .01 urn 1 nr.ft.1
St. TcTEi.tst'RO, Sejt. 10 The German
ooin.c paper n'taddrrmlaifii has been liiei d
un the "index ex mrcaturtui on accuunt u:
jiiiUishtng Husslan i.ui atutes.
1
When Daby wuslck, jarr herCastorbu
When she was a Child, be cried for CaMurla.
Wh-n she became Hiss, she clung to Cistoria. '
Whan she had Chlldreu, she gavo them Castoiig,
..' j.jjj&",, .st w - '.)itrs,,")'"'-i
GOSSIP OF RING AND FIELD.
William"Ourtis Ro-eleoted Presi
dent of tho Metropolitans,
I'lcntr or C.ooil Tiileiit Will Appear
ut Corbolt's Ueccptlon.
Iho Metropolitan Association held .1 meet
ing last night and did tome w bo and some
uniMsu things. Among the former was tbo
re-election ot " Father lllll" lurtli as l'resl-!
dent. How the Assoilatlon could have sort-I
ottsly considered putting uny omiclso lu lhat
place us long ns tlieie was a 1 banco ot Mr. I
Curds accepting Is dinictill to understand.
'Ihcro isn't aiiolher man lu tho athletic
business tu well filled lo control such 1111 er
ratic bod) ns tin Metropolitan Association.
Another wise move was tho Introduction by
c. c. lluglioiota measure ti raise tho prlcoof
prizes to J.'iO. liven f:,o is a small limit, and
the Metropolitan Association Bhauld lose no
tlmo In udopllnglt.
Thounulso proceduro of tho Association
was tho retcutloiot so many numbers 011
the Heard of Mauagers. A dozen is an ample
sufficiency and an) thing over lhat only con
luies things, p irllciilarly when there nro iron
1 on tbu lloird who put In an appearance about
I once a ) ear and then don't know aspilnlrace
from a polo vault.
...
Iho treasurer's account showed tho Asso
ciation to be In debt soieral hundred dollars.
To-iIo)'h annual meet at Mauhitt.in Field
.should sqttaru any dollclency. Among tho
I big attractions this afternoon will bo tho
nppenr.inca of lllcycllst Zlnitnerimn, who
smashes records as often as he eats a meal.
Zlmtntriiian will contend against tho three
Miiuhultau clucks llcrlo, 'la) lor and Han-
, ker.
. .
Cbnrley Comlskey " Hug" Ttollldny, "Hid"
I Mcl'hee, Arllo " l.iitliam imd thu rest of tbo
llucinnntls huppemd along this way jester
da), und although I hey made a gallant effort
'and plu)i'd Inteiestlng ball, ns they nearly
aiwa)H do, Mike Tlernan's homo run nnd
Lvnch's lucky umpiring were too much fur
them.
I 1 ici nan's immcr In the fcurth nent In four
'runs, lu the i.lntn Lynch called Drowning
mil when Do)h droppid tbu touuersfly, and
llltlc woudir U'liulsket klcl.ed. Dnchaso
made nro other iiuextlonaLlo decisions In
nn or or Now orb". Linch can nuko a poor
decision with as much uifensiM'tiess as any
of them. He i eems to say : "I am too good
for this business, anyway." Pittsburg and
1 .HonkDii hail a nice soclablo time of it aiross
the b. Iilge, Iho homo team coming out ahead
I Thu lulluwing games uro scheduled forto-
d.'i) :
Cincinnati atN-Ynt. ICIllcsrn at PMI.
I'liubiirn al I rikl)U. St. Ioil.at Hall mnri.
I ClvttuuJ at bu,tt,u. ILuul.Tlllaal Iiaimui's
I The Motor nnd the vnnqul'hed arc return.
Ing home. SulUvan Is rxpictvd In to-niglit
or to-morrow morning, mid 1 01 belt will prob-
I ably Le along Monday morning. Local spoil-
' Ing men haio taken up the matter of gn lug a
beiiellt in John I., which it is to be hoped
will bo a success. 'Iho big fellow ueids lu
He was always generous tothosu whom Ufa
had handled loughly, and now should bo thu
1 recipient 01 the samo gencrislty bo has
shown. Coibelt has uffered to spar at iho
benefit, and this alone would be a big draw
ing card in casst sullli.io concludes to accept
I his conqueror's kind ofTer. Tbo 17tb Is tho
date being considered for Iho beneut.
...
I corbett's show at the Garden next Monday
will dotiLtless bu a whopper," as it should
I be, for vlt lory anil adulation have not snellid
Jim's a milum any nnd ho fs t ho same pleasant,
uuiissuinlng Itllon as beforu. outside of cor
bell us au attraction tbero promises to bu lat
ent enough to make a good Hho lhero rtlllt.e
I a six-round contest bclweiu Kugene Horn-
I baiktr and Nick Colllua, a ten-round contest
tor iti.uuu liciwcen C. C. aintlli and Mlko
Ilrennan, betides other Iwuts between
1 "swipes tho Newsboy " and Mlko Newman,
Mike Clinton aud James Strom, Tom Mc-
I Mannusnnd Mike llanley, John .Murray and
Tom Hogan and numerous others.
...
Now that It Is nil over at New Orleans tho
Coney island A. c. is U stirring itself and
booming fie Lyiich-Grlfllii contest on tbu
1 :.'iltb, which, by the way, should bo a notable
'event. L)nelil3ln lino firm and Grlfllu's
prowess Is well kndwn. Tho boston
boy Is nfter George Dixon's scalp.
Jimmy Fleming Carroll, Hob 1'ltzslm
mons's lormer trainer, will accom
pany Orlliln and supervise his training.
Grlflln Is already being mado a warm favor
ite. If tho little ilralntreo lad bcures a vic
tory ugalu ibis tlmo his backers will much
him against Dixon fortlO.ooo a side and the
championship. The Coney Island Athletic
Club nits a I jo secured another attraction,
which will bo lull of local Interest. This will
bu thepiellmlnury bout, nnd the principals
will Lu Hob Cunningham nod Sam Kelly,
boih extraordinary glovc-wklders uf ilia
I amateur rank. Thoy will right rnteen rounds.
I ...
I A meeting of tho local Games Commlttco
that Is to manage tho National cbamplonshlo
meeting was held 3 esltrday at ibo Ajjuriiif
Vines ofllie. It was decided to halo thu
games Li glu at s r. a. and the Secretary was
Instructed to make all railroad and hotel ar
rangements for the teams that are 10 come
from Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia, lloston.
Pittsburg, St. Louis and other points. Tho
followltg events will Lo given: 100-yard
rim, :.".'() ard run, Hio-jurd tun, ssu-jsrd
run, 1-mllo inn, ,'-mllo run, l-ml'o walk,
.'Hullo walk, .'-mllrt ninety llcjcle, pole-vault
for height, running high lump, running broad
Jump, throwing Ill-pound bummer, throwing
fill-pound weight for distance, putting ill.
pound shot, lU'O-jnrd hurdle, ten nights, :t
it. 11 In. high; --0-) ard hurdle, teu nights, u
tt. U in. high.
ENGLAND'S HAND IN CHINA.
An expedition to Stop tho Issue ot
Antl-Forolgn FTucardu.
kiv .sinciATvn rnrm.i
YivcocvEi;, lb C, bept- 10 Advices from
China and Japan aiy that an expedition to
cbangslla, the capital of Hunan pi 01 luce. Is
being arranged to slop tho lurther issue of
antl.forelgn placards.
T he ei edition Is beaded by Chris Gardner,
tbo ilrltlsh consul at Hankow, who will be
ronvejedon II, M. S. J:sk, accompanied by
another glinoat.
I It is thought tho demonstration will have
the desired effict.
I'lro In nn Attic In IlnclcensRclc.
j 'ir.fti to srr nrvis , is,
Hacukvsack, sept. Ill tire broke cm to
day In tlu) attic ol a thru-story house on
llroidwav, ocmpled bv John Ottlno, an
Ilaluii. The loot and Ilu r ot the altle were
de ti.i)ed, and theil 1 litti ami fiiiulturc Ot
llino uiullles wue spi lied by water.
Injured by u Itunnvrny. ,
' Lugeno A. cummlngs, of 1U7 West One
Hundied and Twent)-sllh stuet, was out
dinning with his wife on Aqueduct aienuo
near Washington Hrldgu when his bursa
took fright and ran ana), upsetting the car
rlagi. Mrs. cummlLgs wasbllghllj mjurt'd.
1 Armstnnd Knndolph's Condition.
Armbtcad Handtdpb, iho writer and artist,
sonot tbo I.ito lieu, ,'ameb Handilph, who
was attacked with a hemorrhage jesterday
in from o 01 Ncsiy stuet, was re rtcd to
l in .1 p., itinoii-londiili n tnls morning at
cbanilua Mud Ikspiiak
1 -
Uoy B.tto" in tin Tnoo bv a Dotr.
John Glim. 1 1 1 rged tlx, of m 1 Last Nice
tlrtli stuet, wa . un n In Iho taeo by a dog
nt Mrutle'h s-ne' ,v t sno.i I nvenuo to
ilai Hi was tal.i . l 1 tbo lTesb)teilau lies.
Ill .1.
G on !.i oni'.'H 1 rut Dnys.
A few iiio't daisil.is' the season of 1st)-'
for Glen Isuad. N t rlncu tho opening of
this resort has Its tunic Lccn what It has tor
thu season just clo'iiu. 1 ho management
bus been unceasing In Its labors to enhance
the beautL'b of the place a all anger wsould
fall to llnd where Improvements could be
made, yet Mr. Mar lu etui suds places to do I
J
THEATRICAL CDSSIP ABROAD.
Mansfiold Comes In for a Roasting
in London.
Ltingtry llclienrslna; Iladdon Cham
tiers' " The Queen of Manoa." ,
'st if rnctATrn rnwsf.l
losnov, Sept. 10. Mr. ltlchard Mansfield
recently mi oto an artlclo on Iho treatment
accorded Amcilcnn actors In Lnglund ui.d
li anm. The artlclo has been quoted from
and commented upon nt length by a number
of nenspai vrs.
1 he London I'Uilert, a pnper dovoted to tho '
diamn, accuses Mr. Manstli-ldof "blnnglng'
all tho Luropean nations, und challenges him '
to point out any American actor ot btcrllng
merit who lias not bwen given 11 cordial wel-
I ccmo to Lngland. Iho papor admits that
"somo Americans, who erroneously thliikl
I themselves heaven-sont geniuses, hnvo (arid
Lndiy financially, but it was not because they
Were Alucilc.ius."
Mr. Lucy, formerly editor of the ImWj Xnri,
has an artlclo In a weekly paper In which be
1 speculates upon what Mr. Gladstone's posi
tion would havo been had ho chosen to havo
I become an actor. Mr. Lucy's conclusion Is
that ho would havo been a comedian of tho
Orst rank.
Tho reopening of tho Lyric Tlieatro on
Weducsday night has been the only eicnt of
the week In dramatic circles. The play pre
sented was Haydn Fairy's new three-act
light romantic opera, " cigarette." lu tho
cast were lint. Abu, Miss Florence Hank
hardt, Charlos Cellcito and Joseph O'Mara.
' Tho audlenco Included a fair sprinkling ot
professionals, among whom wero Mies Herat,
dine Ulnar and her husband, li an Car) 11.
Tho latter heartily praised Mr. I'arrj's work.
"Clgaretto" was llrst produced In Wales,
wihcro It receltcd tho encomiums of Mine.
1'altL Tho composer ot "CTgarctto" was
born In America.
Mrs. Lauglry Is rehearsing Iladdon Cham
bers's play at tbo Uajmarket Theatre. Mr
' Chambers says tho title ot the play will Lo
the "queen of Manoa," Insieao of "Intel
mezzo," the namo tlrst suggested. The plot
liol the s.mplost character, but the play Is
strong lu passion. It deals with the effect ot
music on human passion. Mr. cbambctsgot
the Idea irom hearing Mascagufa "Intermezzo-"
The sceuo Is laid In tho "swagger"
society ot Louuou aud on the Thames.
Mr. Augustlu Daly sails for New York to
day with Arthur liourchler, his latest re
cruit. Tbo report that bewllloDgsgoU.il.
Conway Is not true.
Miss Lois Fuller, tailing to provent Imi
tators doing her scrpanilno dance by claim
ing copyright for It, now claims delusive
ness ot her dress material, which, she says, is
lighter than gotsumcr. Tbls material, bho
claims, she obtained Irom lhu Last.
, Ihe Gloucester musical festival has estab
lished Madamo Nordcla as a prims favorlto
tbere. Ot the tour novelties produced, Parry's
"Job" easily took first place. Tho work is
thoroughly original and unconventional, it
created a profound Impression on tbo large
audienco that beard It rendorcd.
Prof, llclurleh, who will shortly make a vo
cal tuur In tho United Slates, has declined an
otter of the directorship of the Mllnaukio
conaervatolre.
Considerable Interest Is manifested In tho
1 opening of tno now Trafalgar Square Thea
tre, which occurs to-night. The Wedding
' Kve," an adaptation of the French comic
I opera " Lo Velllce des Noces' will be pro
duced there for tho first tlmo In England.
SHOT DOWN BY A THIEF.
Herman Herkivltz Was Foremost
among; the Pursuers.
Herman Ilerklvltr, of 00 Eldrldge street. Is
In llouicncur Hospital to-day with a pistol
Bbot wound in each leg, received during a hot
pursuit ot a thief.
I Shortly before IS o'clock last night a crowd
' was congi egated on the corner of LTdrldgo
and Hlvlngton street watching a fight, when
Jack l'uge, well-known to the police, dashed
up and striking Joseph Pastel, of uoo Hroouie
street, in the face, snatched his watch and
chain and darted towards Uroomo street.
I Foremost among tho pursuers was Iler
I klvltz. At Allon and liroomo streets Her
kivltz almost overtook the thief, when Pago
suddenly wheeled, whipped a revolver out of
his .octet and fired two shots In rapid suc
cession. Herkivltz dropped to the sidewalk with
severe flesh wounds In each leg.
Policeman schlndler, of c'spt. Cross's com
mand, cAUti'ied l'agu and lockid him up.
Fosters watch and chain w'eru recovered.
Passenger Trains Collide In Troy.
If.t ir.'-orrATV.n rnr.ai.1
1 Trot, N. Y., tupt. 10. Two Delaware and
Hudson trains Collided last night on tho Troy
Union Kallroad, near the Hirer street cross
ing In tbls ell). Tho two locomotives w tro
wrecked, but tbo passengers escaped with a
violent shaking up. The engineers and fire
men saved themselves by Jumping.
Blight Blaze at the Astor House.
An .awnlbg on the third story or tho Astor
House took r.rc at y.;).', jeslerda) and :mado
quite ablaze, which lor tho tlmo scared oc
cupants In tbo adjoining rooms. Tho flames
wero quickly extinguished by tbo hotel em
ployees without the nro alarm telug rune.
Slight damage. Thu cjiuso was a lighted
, clgaretto fulling on It irom and upper win-tiow.
fOne (n .term of nil I
deaths comes from
Consumption. That's
about tlio proportion. 1
And almost every
death from Consump
tion comes from ueg- '
lect anil delay. Them's .
neglect l:i preventing
tfco itiscnio delay in
curipg; it. ,
You cyi prevent It
and cuio It, if you'll
net in time, with Dr.
Piervo's iloldi'T Medi
cal Discovery. Toor
ami linpuro blood
makes you an easy
victim a scrofulous condition of the sys
tem invites it.
You must reach tho disease through the
h!ood, ami the ' Discovery " docs it. It's
tho most potent and effective blood
clecnser. r trength - restorer, and ficsh
builder known. Tlio scrofulous affection
of the lunpi that's cnllol Consumption,
and every form of scrofuH nnd Llisxl
taints, ull yield to it. l'or Weak I.tuigs,
Spitting of rilocil. Drone's tis. Asthma,
on 1 nil severe, lingering Ccugbs, it's on ,
uuequaleil remedy.
AMUSEMENTS
TONY PASTOR' S, tTiJi'.'iS I!;, .....
HART'S B0S10N NOVELTY CO.
A l.rand. Neiid and rV-.tit 1 nlirUlDin.ut.
a imii 111,1: ; tis Hiiii, tu. mi; 11 r.
filDilLU 11111X1111. Aii-iiiion M'c.
UAnl'tn 1.10. 0.15. IVI. and Sat. Mtt.
SI W BAD 0T, wi:ek.
t'UOlnTlma Sfpt. 1.'. Klff.ot So-main.
NIBLO'S. ife'.'ife' NIBLO'S.
Mt,lTo.da-IIKMt.C'l.-U.tNIht. ,
'iba Groat Ilia and tI-.bor.LJ. P Smllh'a
UNCLL TOM'S CAhLN-lOOFLOPLJi
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AMUSEMENTS. 'll
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KEYS. H
EDUCATE! H
BIRDS. H
Swutd and iflH
wire walkar: tSaTaTaTaTal
Zoroha, the iH
Spirit (JablnaS
PAI.Air.: l'lit'IAI.TV CO. UN STAGE. lH
ACADEMY iuiAl!'Xn. '
Ollmoro X Totntiklnt Prjpit. mdlfm VsliH
MATS. LI. A SAT. A I 3, htIfflWlin At I. f
I'.l.lllllt.ltXI. cTo-c of the Heaiaon. H
HI. unit. 11)1). I.nsl IVeek bat Oe. ';
'lo-tliiT -nedlsli Vornl srxlet, lal
" IUYH 'IH3CU0II CES1UKIES " AT 5 15. H
Cancan r ttii I.IdotnJo l.nJ from 4 to IX H
T kn s'Jil nn I PrAuLtltn it. ierrtr. Annex b-oftV !sH
Ilmoklrn tlnttn ,). Ifftft at T.15. Tickn 'jH
EDEN MUSEC AMERICAN GALLERY. 'fl
FLEMING NORTON'S M
Unrlrnlttl l.ui:IUa (Mmracter Perform to Mb r-H
Monsieur Gulbal and Miss Marie Greiilla't -:
ltcivllilerltiu and Heiisntlotml .aH
l'-i lllHINOTl-OI. pVfl
VANO.M, I AMANN. JH
(:iiMi:tiii:NNi:. tiikmimid aVfl
VAUunvii.t.i,. mmt.iisquK, noveltiu. -jwrnm
fIl wo-L. th. niw l.urlrtta. HDllIN llOOU. mMM
N it SiindAi-SAUIIhU CUKUtlKT. VH
PALMI'R'S Tlll.'ATRK. MatlafssSatWdSr? ?al
laitmlit. niVBV andhla SKM
4.1. Henry K. UlAC 1 Op.raUo. 9jH
In (Ulti.rt t SulliTan'a Mast.rploca. ijH
I'ATlll.M'I'.-H.ltwa.k lOLAWl'IIB. OH
CASINO. HltOADWAY AM) SSTItfO. tH
THE VICE-ADMIRAL. I r,A,! tfM
Itoof ti.rri.n Cuticcrl KUlulr ands-lndar. ssiTfl
Ailmt.klun, SOc, Inclutllpg tia antartalBmattSS. vr
PCflPI F'QTllr:ATiti;. 4sSh
THE rOLICK PATHOL. !'
I West .TWk-1'AUIj KAUVAlt. ?H
OTH AVr.XIII TIIIIATKI'. h'warand)8th--a. '.H
Mr. II. C. Miti.r .Ptnprietor aad Manaxst ZymBM
A Ihorasitll. fswceplni: 'Inamph. hora. rfmM
sIl'ITI ''It III T lib llOllltr. 'aVH
Ktrtilnca atH.1,1. Mat. To-Pay. Souteolra Sfpt.lS. -.VBa
BT'Alt TllllATUli. llrcir'a. H.16, Mai, BstX '-jl
I ROLAND IN LEND ME M
1 REED 1N YOUR WIFE. -M
1 TWADISOX RQUAltF OArtDnrT. HEIUIw ;H
I AU.MISS10M.au C'ENTa. SH
ANTON SI 11)1. ami hi. Mlroj.olltn OTehaatra. AaH
UOOK (iAItllK.N I'KUHMtMANCm. 8 P.M. loll jH
VAUllKMLLE. D.IWCI.MJ. AUKOBAT10. 'wjH
, raiANUAUU TUKAT11E. Er.',i.30. Mats 84. ' H
uolr. SLcea. Ori'at.r Than Ur.r. ',arararal
TI1L yUlXN Ol I OMEDIn.8, mMM
JANE. ,.'H
jrlth all th FAYOKITE PLATEM. H
XJNIOV SlitTAIll THEATRfc. UH
McKKK IIANKIN. KKKDERIO BUrTOS.' 4H
Third -...k and contlnu.il auccaaa. mmm
A KE.NTUUK.Y COLONEL. "IH
, LT.olora 8. 1&. MattneeBaturdssV iMmM
PIlorTOK'S 1 IIKATKK. (. at s,i jilH
w.dM'.iW ROBERT MANTELL 1, 'S
,'g. FACE T'flc MOONUtiHT. i'S
H. R.tJACOBS' THEATRE Co.rSr!,:,V,, '
Thor.'t.')'".'.!,'! s'iufdtr. 1 CRUISKEEN LAWN 'f'H
.N.at Vs cck-T ill. PAY TKA1W. ;ViH
LfirSTItEF.T TIIEATr.E. Near (Sth A,' ''H
I Matlu... Weilneadaf and Fatnrdar, sraTarararal
THE STILL ALARM.
aad Llttln Tuoilar aa "Tb. Flr.man'a Maaesa. rlMMM
, N.it w.ok-Th. a.w City Dlractory. ' '-sH
14th St. Music Hall and Alhanbra Cnrt, n
134 and MS Ent 14th it. ,'SH
TIIK .1ltlNMTl.lt OitCHEHTRION -'H
rin-jr B-trry Allrrnoon and Ermmiwfm OH
DOltlS'S bTII AVK. MUHhUM-Vuh's Ffta tH
TAuvt Irnltr.ii'1, Mdnr UioetntD. llf-MTf TlH
Con Iter, Jeatla A Urn, Txti Dick. Thtr Ifo, -rl
1, drui "A trut Hftrt. "TUttrNo. 3,Vo4 Vi
Title. Ko. 3, Pupptit Hbow. iSlB
i Mansfield I JL I J! M
rAUK TH i: ATIiE. B'wy and SSiix M ill
II Y UK A ITKIIMAN'S CO. MM
jncit imm TiiK ;im;at mora. f-jH
Pifoes, 75c- 6i)c., Vic, 15?. 4iVfl
I Hnvrs madikon sgUAiii: theatre. 'H
LTuntn-! t 8. JO. batardij iUt)ntX ''M
:l)U to lira ronieuttra PvrformanesM. 'vi.H
A TRIP TO CHINATOWN. UM
OI(AM) OrrUA-HOUHE. T 4-JijH
Kfd sftti, ocohe-itrft eirela and balooay, BO. iH
t . POWER OF THE PRESS, i j & W
K.it Wcex-ACUOSa THE POTOMAd 'lH
BI10ADWAY tTiEATRE. Breadwar alatstT &dH
iikmolk i aoni week: ,mM
I HOPPER. I WANG.
Lieulara at X. MATINEE SATURDAY AT . ''lH
HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE Satt&riy: '9
Wi- i '. -. I City Directam I "air- '9
COLUMBUS THEATRE u.WL -M
HOMESTEAD "92." f9
.ll r-.lt-MportMcAliltr. , -iH
xji.ioi' tiikathi:. p'way, n.ar somas. Ijil
Nlebti r, lb. Matln.ea W.d. andSat. -mM
I aC r. IVl. wlthFrana IVIlliama Lompaa WMU
LnaacmiPiit iimltaa to two w.k.. .H
"WINDSOR THKATltK. and 11 Bowary. JH
InFHITX IN IKhLAND. sH
hxxT wr.EK-f ui: wiurt. blave. igM
CnTU C PM LYCEUM THEATRE,. U.' tM
gU I ntriW i;ait. i.kti aublajr. imM
THIMtsllAY SIA1I.NEE8. , aH
Till HLiiULAU TUUIISIJAY MA1INEES a ,gM
thu thfatrii will locimeoc. neit ftmr.day. , "J
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BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS. :M
BEDFORD AVENUE THEATRE.
.soulh 6ih .u, llroJ-rir aod B.dford a;a .tlH
l'cpiilir price 'J 5c 3,'k;., tiOc . lie. and L -H
on. rtk. corarnenelnr Monday, S.pt. 0. aH
Labur Day Matlnn. llxulir MallnaM WadoasM IflH
I liki .naaiturdar. ''reaTaTarJ
I GOOD OLD TIMES. S
Magultlc.nt reroUmir ic.narj, artl.llo aUtaa .n
tloca. origlual lirflj rff.cta. VBaTaTl
N.al Wwlt -lllcliara Holden In Old Jd Proaty. T'BSB
AIIDUlriU LDWl.N KN0WLE3, 11
AlllrnlUNl rroprl.tor ao4 M.a.cer. 1
Er.rr t. Slatlo... rrd. aDd bat. .suTaH
THE BURGLAR. M
BROS. BYRNEl8JELLS. M
MOVELTVTHEATRL. J. E. Rnbbloa.Prop, an ''IH
M.na'r. W.k ooititn.uring: Monday, h.pu 13. tilH
llcb 1 lU.linmont. i.ruedy ana .sp'ialty Co.!. JmM
TU. Ilrrelr IStacktmlth, Hob tltuhnmuni and iH
I'rank boiMorlb .vrr irf.irtaance In 8 roundaof jalH
iliiluu racii. .Neit iVeak braaw Emin.lt In A, ?JmM
MII. AMinutr. 4aH
pni iiunu unwit kowlesOsw H
LULUMolA, 1'uoi'uti.TDRti. -fM
E'rry .i.nlDS. Matin... W.J. and bat. ' ?!
MR. WILKINSON'S WIDOWS. .
COI WNN'S KW TAUK THEATRE. f'l
Thu ""', "lib matte- Med andSat., MM
GOODWIN '- UILTO&tv :H
SPORTINO. JH
COXfY Ist.ND ,IOfKCY tl.Ull. .. iH
r.A ft KD .i. SI Hr 10, at 3 JO P. M. , jM
Tba il.T'cr r llaidli-.n, Tn. Orat JUatera ,fiH
ll.nllcap. lilt "OW-'llinaKajj." . iiM
Trail ifiomEiil 3ilh it. I.rrr al 11,10 and ..ar-r asTM
half hour th.rrattar, laBH
rp.clal Parlor Uar Iralnall P. M. . ,. "sH
r.o.t. from loot uf ll'lllt.nall.t.. larralonaef all .'iaH
Fleiat.,1 real., 11 ID . V. inilV.10. and halt- bMBl
bour.j lliM.attor. Uicta.riry w.aaday lob.pt.10. Il
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HELP WANTEO-FEKALE.
CAIII'LT-SLVERS-M'ant.d. joons worn., i. XH
. carp.l.i only aiiKrirocod banda waalao. isfSBBBBJH
Apply al ouif, 4 lir.at Jon.l .1. 'aLlfl
INSTRUCTION. ?
BTENOaitPUYand irpawrillnir laaseu uWX -liM
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