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16
Stem Brothers
direct attention to their large assortments of
new and very desirable .
Outer Garments
For
Street, Calling, Steamer, Coaching and Motoring
Also To-morrow
L L^^ c^: COATS ' 8.25, 10.50, 14.50
TAFFETA SILK COATS, $ 1 5.00, 1 9.75, 23.50
Women's Costumes
. A choice selection suitable for all occasions, of handsome Laces,
Chiffon Taffeta*, Mousselines, Eoliennes, Voiles, etc.
And will offer to-morrow
Tailor-made Suits, for Present Wear
of Voiles, made over Taffetas, Blouse Coat handsomely trimmed, -J EJ A A
in a Urge variety of colors. Real value $48.00 . wiVU
. Parasols
A large collection of REAL DUCHESSE and POINT A L'AIGUILLE ff;
LACE COVERS, HAND EMBROIDERED LINON and
LINGERIE EFFECTS, also their
Exclusive Novelty "La Rose"
Special Values for Monday
Extra Quality Taffeta Silk Parasols, detachable enamel handles $^ QS
for packing m trunks and dress suit cases, Value $4.2? *«"^
Embroidered Linon and Taffeta Silk, $yf QS 5 *»?S
also Lingerie Effects, Value $6.75 tO 7.50 . **• Y^» O* JO
An Important offering of
Black Dress Silks
11 nnnv/ic ( IMPORTED TAFFETAS. 55C ;
1 1 ,000 Yds. j:o inches widej value 75c Yard *
- - -«*> j ( «AU DE CYGNE. and
55,500 YdS. 4 JAPANESE HABUTAI, gQC
( Waterproof Value 85c Yard
A enn V/Ic i SWISS TAFFETA HABUTAI, Spot Proof, ZaC
6,500 Yds. -J for summer GowrS| Value 95c Yard ©V
Imported Black and Colored
Summer Dress Fabrics
Consisting of
( FRENCH BLACK VOILE and PQr/
6,000 YdS. -144-inch ENGLISH MOHAIR SICILIANS, 3©
( in the most desirable colors and black,
Very Much Below Real Value
Lace Curtains & Bed Sets
for Summer, at Specially Low Prices
RUFFLED NET CURTAINS, $1.35, 1.95, 2.75 pair
. IRISH POINT CURTAINS, $3.95, 4.95, 6.00 pair £
Values $5.00 to 8.50
RUFFLED RENAISSANCE BED SETS. $3.00, 4.95, 6.00 Set ,
LACE CURTAINS CLEANED AND STORED DURING THE SUMMER./'
NO CHARGE FOR STORAGE. *
Unusual Inducements in
Misses and Girls' Apparel
MISSES' SUITS— NEW BLOUSE MODEL of Black, Blue,
Reseda, Tan and Gray Voile, combination trimming, pleated »kirt, C'TjK Aft
fitted silk drop to match skirt, 14 and 16 years. Value $55.00 9&O*\Ji*
GIRLS' BOX REEFERS. "/% Length, of mixtures and *j|r q.
shepherd checks, fancy trimmed, with emblem, Value $10.00 4>0.V0
GIRLS' SAILOR and RUSSIAN WOOL DRESSES, of Mohairs. * A oe
Shepherd Checks, and Cheviots, 4to 12 years Value $6.95 »'•"•'
GIRLS' RUSSIAN WASH DRESSES, of French Poplins,
in white, tan, champagne and blue, large embroidered *>^ q~
collar, 4to 14 years. Value $7.00 **•"*»
GIRLS' WASH DRESSES, Russian, Sailor and Long Wajsted
Effects, of Chambrays, Ginghams, Lawns and 51 ao -5 **— *y ne
Dimities, 4to 14 years, Special at * I<y °« **JO % Z t VD
Boys' & Young Men's Clothing
at Greatly Reduced Prices
REEFERS and TOP COATS.
of Serges, Cheviots and Coverts, Reduced from $5.00 and 6.95 $3.75
NORFOLK SUITS, EXTRA KNICKERBOCKER TROUSERS, ,
made with yoke and pleats to shoulder, Value f 8.90 and 10.00 $6.40
WASHABLE SUITS, Russian and Sailor Styles, _. L~**iL
with Eton and Sailor Collars, Value $5.00 to 6.40 $1.95 to 5.00
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, with Extra Trousers,
cf Serges, Homespuns and Cheviots, Value $16.95 $13,90
Complete assortments of STRAW and WASHABLE HATS,
also BOYS' FURNISHINGS.
West Twenty-third Street
HOME NEWS.
NEW-YORK CITY.
C. Jodscn BoshnelL who has been for twenty
five years tn the choir of the Calvary Baptist
Church, will receive from the church a compli
mentary benefit on May 2.
The en*r«(re Jury of the county and city of New-
Tork baa Invited Sheriff E>laager and all his em
ptcyea to a reception in their new rooms in the Clay
Building, next Tuesday afternoon, to celebrate the
removal of tfce oftVsea.
Harry Stevenson, of Yonkers, driver for Samuel
UfcU-rmreT. wu discharged in the West Side court
yesterday by Magistrate Crane when arraigned on
the charge of Illegal automobile speeding-
Henry W. Troebner. known to the police as
"Baron yon Manteuffel." "Baron Bluff," etc., was
rearraJfnad In the West Bide police court yester
day on a charge of vagrancy, and was committed
for thirty days to await extradition to New-Jersey.
An educational mass meeting will be held In the
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, at 230
p. it... to-day, at which the negro problem will be
discussed- Among the speakers are the Rev.
■ fcarles 8. Morris. Miss Frances A. Keller, the Rev.
Cm. T. Johnson. Professor H. Y. Arhett and the Rev.
Dr. R. D. Stlnson.
TO HOLD IRISH SONG CYCLE.
An Irish •ons; cycle, with Gaelic dancing by the
children of the Paullst parish, will take place in
Columbus Hall. No. 120 West «Kh-Bt . at • p m
Wednesday. Mar * This novel entertainment'
which wIU be presented In Its mosteal features by
■well known iriijta. representing th« Gaelic revival
launder the auspices of the Sunday acbool teachers!
3fc«.jSDceeds wlli pa crese&ted to rr * th MeSJlUan.
"f*J«5 Jo the priesthood. »hich fSlimtluu dl?«
monthly and annuall?. i l h^u»;.eSo O f^^
?eLemenf n d? Btr8 trt f ctS n ' > ° f New - York - «~t crowd*!
WALLS FALL, HURT TWO.
Boys' Tunnelling Weakens Founda
tions of Another House.
Two -workmen trer« badly injured by the falltn*
of a tbre« story frame building which was being
raxed at No. 7» DeK«lb-ave., Brooklyn, yesterday
afternoon. Th© injured men were David Marks, of
No. » Echoles-st . and Charles Diamond, of No. 90
Clifton Place. Another frame house was bo weak
«'d by the tunnelling of the rear wail that the
two families were ordered to vacate. Thla house
Is No. 410 Warren-«t. Mr. and Mm. John Spit*,
back and their children lived on th« ground floor,
and the second floor was occupied by Mrs. Fannie
Qulnlan and her family. The boy* In the neighbor
hood were accustomed to run into the rear court
yard of the house from Baltio-st. when escaping
from the police or hiding 1 from their fellows. About
six weeks ago the boys broke a hole through the
wall Into th* cellar, In order that they might hay»
an avenue of escape. It was this break which
caused the walls to become weakened.
ART SALE BRINGS $3,200.
Within fifteen minutes forty canvases were sold
laM night st the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries, at
prices ranging from t* to «JOO The «ale marked
the conclusion of the offering of palming* and
brtc-a-brae belonging to the estates of Mrs. A. G.
Smith. A farm scena by A, Do L*euw, entitled
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. APRIL 30. 1905.
Lord & Taylor,
—Offer—
Summer Floor Coverings
At Attractive Prices.
Beginning Monday, May I,
and continuing through the week.
Recent Large Purchases
have resulted from the established fact that we are invari
ably in a position — no matter how large the quantity — to
take advantage of the extraordinarily low prices of large
overstocked foreign and domestic manufacturers. Hence the
City or Country Home
for which you are seeking appropriate Summer Floor Cover
ings can now be most attractively supplied under
Money Saving Conditions of a Most Unusual Character.
Japanese Mattings.
900 rolls of these excellent Summer Floor Coverings in a
wide range of figures and colors ; regularly sold at $10.00
per roll, we mark them this week, per roll,
$5.5°-
Special Rug Offering.
The discontinuing of a certain weave by one of the leading
manufacturers enables us to offer you a style of Rug, size
9x12, suitable for library, dining room, office use, &c;
regularly sold for $55, at %^ , 50.5 O.
Domestic Rugs East India Moodj &*
of every conceivable weave, style MoUVZOuk A/ats,
and coloring, especially adapted |n groat varirt> . especially deslr .
to Summer Furnishings. able for Veranda Service.
/•»•///» /")*y*W/»c in unusual designs, of all sizes and
J. rill* l> 16 JL</ tiff r 1 1 • _. • 11
colorings, rendering them especially
appropriate for Summer Floor Coverings.
The low prices it establishes will undoubtedly make
liberal purchasing a feature of this sale.
Broadway and Twentieth St., Fifth Aye., Nineteenth St»
"The Last lx>ad." iras knoclt<»fl down to Dr. A. T.
MeGee for £00. A canvas by Cole. "Dream of
Arcadia." brought $100. "Moth-r's Love," by Epp.
brought HSO. and "The Edge of the Forest." by
Van Elten. one of the larg-est canvases exhibited,
brought $ISS. The entire list brought in about
BUSH FOR LIQTJOB LICENSES.
t
Bonding Companies Offer Big Rebates —
Dealers' Association Competing.
AH llouor tax certificates for the year HM>*M ex
pired at midnight, and if a dealer wished to begin
business as usual on Monday morning ho had to se
cure the renewal of his certificate before the excise
office, at No. 1 Madison-aye., closed. Up to a few
days ago the trade had been a great deal worried
over the possibility of the passage of the proposed
amendment to the Raines law. As the amendment
has not passed, however, the question goes over
for all places that grot their certificates by the close
of business yesterday. It is to be supposed, how
ever, no hotel certificates, formally so named, are
being Issued at present. This Ik nothing more than
a matter of form, however, the term "hotel certifi
cate" being omittrri.
It is said that some of the bonding companies aro
allowing a rebate of 33 per cent this year. There
has even been talk that som<^ of the companies
have sent canvassers out promising large rebates,
a part of which goes to the dealer himself.
But the new feature this year is the part taken by
the Liquor Dealers' Association in establishing its
own office among the offices of the bonding com
panies, on the third floor of the Metropolitan Build
ing.
Edward H. Healy. Deputy Commissioner of Ex
cise for New- York County, said last night that up
to 8 o'clock the office had received about 6.700 appli
cations, slightly in advance of the figures for last
year. He said that the receipts were upward of
fc.000.000.
MABINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6:oliSunset 6:541M00n rises 3:22 Moon's are 27
HIGH WATER.
a V Earrfy Hook 8:66 1 G0v. Island 4:26|He1l Gate «:19
y^^gandy Hook 4:31 1 Gov. Island s:o6' Hell Gate t!:M»
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
v««i From. Line.
•Kotona. St Crolx. April 18 yueleo
• MsrsAai " Trinidad, April 10 Trinidad
•Texas " ....Copenhagen. April 11 Scand
•Oa/rmania' '.'.'.'. Liverpool. April 22 *unard
•oT^Puil Southampton. April 22 American
•Celtic Liverpool. April 21 White Star
•Caledonia • . Glasgow. April 2E Anchor
iw,»i«b Gibraltar. March 20 Italian
Mlnnthaha.". London. April 15 Atlantic Trans
JlJorwte Liverpool, April 14 White Star
Hataurns Algiers. April 10 Uurt.er
licano Hamburg. April 13 Hamb-Am
Hamburg Genoa, April 15 Hamb-Am
KensaaCity Swansea. April IS Bristol
MONDAY. MAT 1.
•T.iil* ....... Caracao, April 24 Red D
elisSiid"*.. Antwerp. April 20 Red Star
en^ldam.' Rotterdam. April 22 Holland -Am
■TSsr!?.'.* ........ Galveston. April 25 Morgan
Conruwi .'..'-• New-Orleans. April 20 Morgan
TUESDAY. MAT 2.
Win «er Groese... Bremen. April 23 y q rj oy d
•Prim Oakar Gibraltar. April 22 Hamb-Am
•Belllg Olav Copenhagen. April 19 Scand-Am
eprlns Wllhelm 1 ... Hayti. April 2. D%V I
•Mexico Havana. April 29 ,•, War •»
Cltonia Gibraltar April 23 Oman
Nuestrta Naples. April 15 Kal)re
WEDNESDAY, MAT 3.
•Oceanic Liverpool. April 2fl White Star
Algeria Gibraltar. April 23 Anchor
Concho Galveaton. April 20 Mallory
THURSDAT. MAY 4.
Grelseneau Tlremen. April 22 X O T.l"\d
rretorla Hamburg. April 25 Hamb-Am
•Brings mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. MAY 1.
Vessel
Vessel. For. Line. Mail? rinse. sails.
Egyptian Prince. Argentina. Prince... I : <v» p m Sno p m
Trincess Anne, Norfolk, Old Dominion - - 3:00 pm
TVESDAT. MAY 2.
K'prlas WUhelni, Bremen, N «i Lloyd 1:30 a m 3:00 a m
Algonquin. «;hsrleston. Clyde 3:oo am
Jamestown. Norfolk. Old Dominion ... 3:00 pm
WEDNESDAY. MAY 3.
Teutonic. Liverpool. White Star «:3f>am 10 00 a m
BUten-Jom. Rotterdam. Holland-Am.. 7:3oam l<t:oi>am
Nor« America. Naples. Italian 9:34 am 13:00 01
Graecla. Hamburg. Hamb-Am r»;iOain 12:00 m
Byron pernambuco. I^mport & Holt . : .to 3 m i :'«> p m
Finance. Colon, Panama :i:>jm l:Wpm
T>T>eneld. Argentina.? Houston 12.n0 m 8:00 p m
Nile. Guadeloupe. J H 'Winches»er*Co.l2:ooin 3:oOp m
Hamburg. Hamburg. Hamb-Am 0:00 am
romt!, Galveston. Mallory a : <*> j, m
E«r»l«j O r. New-Orleans, Morgan . 12:0 ft m
Monroe, Norfolk. Old Dominion 3:«d»pni
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Saturday, April 29, 1905.
ARRI.EK.
fiteamer Campania, from Liverpool. Anchored off Sand*
Hook Bar 8:47 am.
Bte.mer Knut»for<J (Brt. Ltwlan. Manchester April is
to Furc#««. Withy * Co. with gravel ore. Arrived at the
B*r fit r.oon.
Steamer CteuUdon <Br». Henry. "* mb " r « April 4 and
Port T«lb)t 11. to Howard. HouMer. limvai & Co In
ballam Arrived at the H«r at 8 a m
Staamcr La Lorraine (Ft). All*. Havre April 22. t., the
<"?«n»aaT>la Genera!" Transatlar.tKjue. with 1W cabin ai.,l
•*> >t«n|« paoej»er». roan ana ioto. Arrived at th«
»"u«me.r l< BquUa fltal). CalUro. Genoa April » and
Napl»* i! to Bulk * — ■ wtth 1.242 atoeraca pa»
•"Hr-Ti tnd mdii Arrived at the Bar it 1a n.
Steamer 1/Kuria (Ital). Ansalto. a*no% April IS and
*•*!»• 14. taHlri.], Ftitrnana * CO, with 41 cabin and
Amusements.
P MPIDCIHKATRE. Broadway & 40th St.
GiUI lI\I. Evgs. 8:20. Mat. Sat. 2:20.
Limited Engagement
IIIDIC TCMOCCTDIrect from Criterion Theatre. I.on-
RlAnlC I r.nlrr.o I don. in 'The Freedom of Suzanne."
With the Complete London Cast and Production.
UrnSt II Of) -niEATRE. Broadway & 35th St.
IILnALU UU. Kvs. 8:IS. Mat. Sat.. 3:15.
SAM BERNARD
HATTIE WILJ^IAMa JOS. COYNE * 50 Others
KNICKERBOCKER Th«atre. Broadway * 38th St.
EVENINGS, 8:15. Matinee Safy. 2:15.
FRANK DANIELS
M':,,a r^'. SERGEANT BRUE
_^
CRITPPID\ THEATRE. Broadway * «4th St.
Vl\l 1 CKlUil Matinee To-morrow. Monday, at 2.
BENEFIT ACTORS' HOME.
CHARLES HAWTREY »■ ""ggg"^
UlinCAil THEATRE. 44th st .. nr. Broadway.
nUUdlin f">' S:3« Mats. Wed. & Sat.. 2:15.
o,S THE HEIR TO THE HOORAH
BEGINNING I Also May 2. 4 4 s.Special. Special Matinee.
TO-MORROW SARA H COWELL LE MOYNE in
AT 2. IBrownlnj's "A Blot In the 'Scutcheon
HA I V'Q Bway. 3Cth St. By.. S:ls.
UMLI VJ Mats Wed. 4 Sat. 2:15.
DANIEL FROHMAN Manager
1 LAST WEEK.
. | J. C. FISHERS New Production.
s^L3xr To-sr
I -.vith JAMES T. POWERS
I ft 75 CLE\ER PEOPLE.
Thin Is Most Popular of Musical Comedies.
I VPrilll Broadway and 45th St. Ergs, at 8:15.
LIULUm Theatre Closed Monday Evening".
TIESDAV KYENING. I THE DOLL'S
ETHEL BARBYMOBE I houlb
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
NEXT TUESDAY AT 8 O'CLOCK.
Doors open 1:15. Lunch and Tea Served.
MODJESKA
TESTIMONIAL
In addition to Ada Itehan. Mrs. Patrick Camp
bell. David Bispham. and the other artists already
announced, Vladimir de Pachmann. the distinguished
pianist, and lime. Ella Rusyell, th« English prlma
donna, will appear.
Boxes and Seats at Hoi Office.
Mar.nEPtnent of DANIEL FROHMAN
METROPOLITAN SSR4.
BUN DAT NIGHT NEXT. MAT 7. AT 8.
THE ANNUAL
VAUDEVILLE BENEFIT
IN BEHALF OF THE ACTORS' HOME
TWO II INURED OF
THE GREATEST STARS IN VATDEVILLE.
ASSEMBLED BY THE
VAUDEVILLE MANAGERS AND AGENTS.
BOX OFFICE OPENS WEDNESDAY.
1.229 steerage p<»epenger3 and mdse. Arrived at the Bar
at 10:30 i> ii . 2Sth.
Steamer Finance. Pukeforth, Colon April 22. to ths
Panama RRSs <'o. with 38 passengers, malls and mdse
Ai rived .it the Bar at 3:lft p m.
Steamer Ksperanza. Rogers. Vera Cru* April 20. Fro
■Teco '.'^ an.l Havana 2.".. to James E Ward ft Co with
US paanngera, malls and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
5 a in.
Steamer Cosmo. Sargent. A{ruadll!a April 21. Arwlri*
22 and Baa Juan 25. to the New-York and Porto Rico
Ss Co. with 132 passengers, mails and mdM>. Arrived at
the Bar •' n<v>n.
Stt-amer Niagara. Ok—t. Manzanlllo April 21. Santiago
2.". ?ml Nassau 25. to James X Ward a- Co. with 2.1
pacrengeni. mails and Mda*. Arrived at the- Bar at
1.20 a in.
Ptea'mer Id-brook fßr). Kerr, nird»nas April 2«'> an.l
Matansai 24. v> W 1> Munaoß, with sugar. Arrived at
in- Bar at 2 p m.
Ktfcmer Evelyn. Sullivan. New-Orleans April 20 with
mds«. io A H Hull & Co. l>eft Quarantine at 4:3."V p m
Steamer El Monte. Maion. New-Orleans April 23, to the
Southern Pacific Co. with passengers and mdse. Passed
Quarantine at 11:12 a. m.
Steamer Cnmaneh*. Watson. Jacksonville April 2&. and
Charleston 27. to William V Clyde * Co. with passenger*
an'! mdn*-. Passed Quarantine, at 11:41 a m
Steamer i'lry of ' '"In n- i*. from Savannah. Anchored
off Scotland Lightship at 7:45 a m.
Steamer Beroiudlan, from Hermuda. Off Scotland IJfht
■hip at 7:4S a m
Steamer [»un«-an (Nort, Peiiersen. Baltimore. April 27
to th- Donald 8a Co. In ballast.
Bteamer Nile «nr». True, BoMob April 28, to J H Win
chester & Ob In ballast.
SAILED.
fH'arrurs Primes* Irene (Her), for Naples an 1 Genoa-
Krnonldr.d. Antwerp via Dover; Cretlc «T»r). Am. re»
Naples, etc; Philadelphia, .'♦mthAmpton via Plymouth
and CTherbtMin; Ktnirla (Tin. Liverpool; Pennsylvania
iCJer». Hamburg via Dover; .Mlrnr'rmkn. fßr». London:
Kurnesfia (Mr>. Glasgow; i« Otert. l^ncs; Rerwlnd, May
B(tM»i; Monroe, Norfolk an.l Newport Newt: Cltjr of
Maron. Savannah: El Paso. New-Orleans; Denver. Gal
veston; El Norte. Galveston; C<trlb. Wllmlnstcn and
Georgetown.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool April CO— Arrived, steamers r> v (Br>, Clarke
New-Tork: I.uoanla (llri. Watt. New-Tork- sailed'
cteamtr I'mbia iHr) Stephens. New York.
Man.-tie»ttT. Airll -Arrtvwl. steamer Canning ißr)
Haminond. New-York.
Harry. April — Salted, steamer Anglo Canadian run
Parvoaa. New-York.
Avonmouth Hack, April 2J>— Arrived, steamer Setnlnote
.lin. Whyte. New- York.
Prawle. Point, April 2R— Paa.w.l. steamer LouUiana (Pan)
\i. .!:■■•• n New-York for Copenhagen.
Southampton.' April — Sailed, steamer New YorV Rob
rrt». .-..■» Tori via Cherbourg (and pasaed . Humt
• •«stl« at 1:35 p m).
Plymouth. April 29. 11:30 a m— Arrived, steamers Mottka
tGert. n*e»nlnii. New-York for Cherbourg and Ham
bun: 11:58 a in. St l^.uln. Jajnlson. -York for
Ch<*bourtt and Southampton (ami proceeded*.
Dover April 20. "*« p Sailed, steamer Finland. Ap
feU (from Antwerp). New-Tork.
London. April 2i»— flailed, it earner Minneapolis (Br), Oate».
Amusement*.
JT. NEW YORK/
Hippodrome
*«& JsL -M- M Management THOMPSON 6 DUNDY
BLOCK OF ITI MHIIE, 430 TO 44T1 STEEETS.
THE NATIONAL THEATRE.
TRIUMPH UNPRECEDENTED.
"A Yarkkee Circus on Mars'*
and "The Raiders."
TWICE DAILY AT 2 AND 8.
KEI T H ' S~~
BROADWAY * urn ST. CONTINfOIS PEKIORMAM t— i; : .ie to 10. J". f\| c. f. u»,rr— __
WTLLIA.MS * TICKER. J THE WORLD , OAKIMNEK * VIM »M I.IRAKD * Udmll'U d mll '
Empire City Quartette. ! My»t»f.Tlng IlliMlon. amr .* » .Li '» A HO lit.. i>it" "q ,-. IKUJiI *
GEO. WILSON. ! "DIDA." I »XTPM * PIfKLET. ZW^'^A- i*T+^l(>
HART EM OPERA HOUSE
it A JLX l-# JLj IVX 123 th St.. n r 7th aye.
ONS WEEK. Bepinnlnc TO-Moimow EVO.
ONLY MATINEE SATCR]
The Distingnlsheil English Comedian.
CHARLES
HAWTREY
And His London Co . M People,
In the Ever Popular Comedy,
"A MESSAGE
FROM MARS.
An Acted by Mr Ha.< trey 323 T!m<"« at
The Garrick. Criterion and Princess Theatres.
TO-NIGHT.
EDNA WALLACE HOPPER
The Reed Birds, GEO. H. WOOD. THE - PUCKS.
IM)LAN * I. Ml ARK.
Empire Comedy 4. Hedrix & Pr#«cotl
SPECIAL ATTRACTION— HUU ANDREWS.
Week ' Henry B. Harris Announces
ST i M!rs. SARAH COWELL LEMQYHE
Bln - i and a Notable Cast, including V.'m
Peat ' B^aeh, John Albaugh. Jr. Crari Elliston.
_ . .Theodore Hamilton. In Robert Browning's
"■'" i Greatest Poetical Trare<lv.
Thursday. i"A BLOT IN THE S(IT( IIEON 1
«2d * B'way. Dally Mat*. 25c.
GRAND CONCERT TO-.N'UiHT AT 8:13.
Mclntyre & Heath. Spesaardy's Bears. Four Mad
caps. Cole & Johnson. The Gr«at Buckner. Frank
ft Jennie Latona. Clarice Vance, A!m & Dumont.
Sm{rl & Kesuner. Probst. Vitagraph.
ffffk Beginning Monday. .May Ist.
MISS
CLARA MORRIS
Talks on Stage Experiences.
JAPANESE IMPERIAL GUARDS
FORD & GEHRUE da^y^ls.
MOORE * LITTLEFTELD.
EDWIN STEVENS.
Sam Elton, FlnJay A Burke. Lots Bros., Yitagrapb.
•SS. HERRMANN THE GREAT
AADnril THEATRE. ;7th St. and Mad. «v.
UMnllCn Kv>. « -'■*- Mats. W>d. * Sat. 2:l*.
33D TRirMPHANT WEEK.
Henry W. Savage Offers GEO. Al>E'S
New American Comedy, THE
COLLEGE WIDOW
lif II I APITG B'-nay & 30th St. fivenlnKS. 8::».
fffiLLflUnO Mats. Wed. and Sat.. 8:15.
Last 3 U'rrkit. Shriners" Night. May 11
F. C. Whitney Presents MI»
ALICE FISCHER
.. In St.inls'aui Stanrs's New Comedy.
"THE SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS,"
NEW AMSTERDAM £S?&?,s^i^. |
I^ast Week of the Notable Revival of Goldsmith's j
SHE STOOPS " CONQUER
With the All Star Cast. •
FJ.KWOK KYni.C
ROBSON » BELLEW
MIT JAME*— ISABEL IKYING
4. K. DOOBOX— FItANK MILLS
SIDNEY DHKVV— CHARLES CALVE RT.
(i.ichier * l*o. Managers.)
OPENING MONDAY. MAY *TII. Two Weeks Only
Xl?ll UV ' Wilton Lackaye a.' Sv^nrali.
nxfj JW'Jrr. ' Virginia Harne.l as Trilby.
ORIGINAL, CAST —Seat Sal^ Starts Thursday.
LIBERTY THEATRE. 4-M St . west of Rway.
fclUfcll I I Evs. 8:15. Last Matinee Saturday.
VS. THE EOUGATION OF MR. Pi??
By Augustus Thomas, with DIGBY BELL
UFW VfIDIT THEATRE. Price!.. 25. 30. 73 A 11. 00. I
rtLli lUnn Laxt tUg Mat. Sat L«9l Pop Mat. Wed j
MR. HENRY W. SAVAGE Offers THE
INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL COMEDT SUCCESS '
I PRINCE : PILSEN week.
Mon.. May B—Geo.8 — Geo. M. Cohan la Little Johnny Jones. :
To-nignt — Last Grand Concert. Best Seats $:
LYRIC— 42nd St. W. of
B •way-Mat. Wed-
Best Seats $1, 75 « 50 c
Regular Matinee Saturday
123rd-130th Tines cf
Jeffersgn
DE AKG£LIS
with Katie Barry in
FAhITANA
WSSS? ! THE FIRM OF j BTJSp
SS?^ I CUNNINGHAM | w^'^,,
1 f.i 1 ?•.V- Ai X T"EA TR K. Ev «" »t
8:2«. l.iiMn>ck(i|tli f s f a»oii. Mon. Bfn
• fit BtriMcu, Sardou'a "Fe do r »": Turn f!ar
sescu In "Kahale nn.l LJ«b»"; Wf<l . II +it H t <»tt
h * r t. Sudermann « (il,.,ck !m U Ink* 1";
Thurs. B*uc«t Nrurndorff. • lUm k^pruenrr ' f>
r»rfWfl| It a r <•«•-«.• 11. " H Im.l t h " lUaccU>
Sat. Mat. * fc-vsr. Miner's Fare. -Ihi, Mtfl^«alMl "
MAJESTIC B-J™¥S^r"TSNiGHf
LAST CONCERT THIS SEASON
VICTOR HERBERT
III* DrrhrMu and Eminent <solnNt«
I'RICES 3< K... 7.V. and SI mi
AMERICAN "'""■'
the ommi rAWCETT (6."
WITH
MISS PERCY HASWELL
IN A SUMPTUOUS PRODUCTION OF
ROMEO AND JULIET
Next Week. Revival of Till-: MARS.
Blyth. April 27— Sailed, steamer Aiireola t!tr> Water*
New— York.
Gla»Bow. April 20 — Sailed, steamers Astoria »Hr> lAitns
cane. New-York,; Pomeranian (|lr>. Harrt^un New -
York.
Moville. April '."iv Sailed, steamer Victorian lBr», Hart
ifrom LJverpool). Ntw-\ork.
Bremen. April 25>. 3 p in— .Sailed. ateamai Grosser Kur
fOrat Him Meats. New -York via iTierrxuirK
Rotterdam, April -l». 10 a m — Arrived, steamer Potsdam
• Dutch). <t<?i>icer. New-Y.irk; sallnl. steamer ltoMer
darn iDuterO. llruinsma,. New-York.
Antwerp. April 2tt. H a m — Sallixt. steamer Finland.
ApfnlJ. New-Torll via, Doxer.
Havre. April 2l». S n m — Sailed, steamer l.a Toureir.e tlir>.
KaJ.il.. Ken Tort
Barcelona. April Bft— SalUni, uttamer Ant.mlo Lopea
<Span». Mutiar't.i. Ktw-Tork,
Oenoa. April 21 — Sailed. »te:inier ilrta ,lt Ke^gi > \!ta:>.
Ijomlnlco. New-York.
Naples. April 27— Milled, m. ..m.»r SiotliAn Prince <Ur>.
Clarli'ne, New-York: SSth, Calabria iF»r>. vV.verley.
New-York.
Trieste. April 23- Arrived. steamer lUuiia lAuat)
Stuvari^h. New-York via Napted and Venice.
Yokohama. April & — Arrived, etroiner sagamt iHn. Ut
tlehales. Ne.w-.York, \!a A 'm. Huxapi re Manila, etc.
8t Kltts. April 2S — Atrlved. steamer Pretoria itlr) Me
Heaile. New-York for Martinique, etc.
Amusements.
1 ™^3^*+++- N ++++++++++ r++ l-r+Vl^
+ \ ? A " D . P'-^COS ATTnACT!ON» 7
, - >«H 1'1..%\J\.. |N mh \|,KK. /
I- " \ / *[
+ nOAIaK, i:,J St.. nirar Broad«*j.^^
t MONTH E '-rars*?»
I DAVID BELASCO
; LESLIE
•^ BB le»^
u ' m a
J In the N>w P!» T .
I ADR E A=
j! Written hy
T DAVID BELASCO and JOHN LUTHER LON3
I; \ 7—*
I ACADEMY OF MUSIC }:&?£*
j. ! E. G. Giimore &. E^^^ne Tr>rnpk!n« ITsri
1 LAST WEEK r^ : r
X DAVID BEL.*SCO Presents
I BLANCHE
I BATES
I ™ DARLING X GODS
; A DP.AJIA OF OLD JAPAN.
T_ i Popular Prices. Mats. Wed. * Sat . I Et» |
! * j EXTRA MONDAY EVE.. MAY STH.
•f* i A Special En^ae^rr.^r;; o?
t\ QUINCYADAiVis SAWYER
■»<& — a
t t \ / ;
I \ BIJOU £% % VS 21
I 1 250 TH TIHE TO-MOaROW HISHT.
I ! DAVID BELASCO
i. j PRESENTS
IWARFIELD
J. In Charles Klein'3 Comedy Drama.
I THE MUSIC MASTEI
I BROADWAY JACOB I.ITT ~~"
yryT FEP.FORIIANCE IX AID OF
Friday STONY WOLD
f so SANATORIUM
CUACD Fop - workini; gif.:«s srr
•jflMiJr FEKIXG PKOJI TfBKKCITLOSIS
! HiCREATEST *
* BILLEVER!!^
VIKI.IMA 11AUNKI>.
ALICE fIMHtK.
WILTON LACK ATE.
tUNA WALLACE TIOPrEn.
SAM BKK.NAKI*.
UAl'TIi: WILLIAM*.
»N. roi -RT K.NAT.
JOE t OY.NE.
I>U.B\ BELL.
K. D. \lrl-E
& 100 Others.
TICKETS $1. NO HIGHER.
* FOR s\i i. AT BOX OFFH 1 WKsV|. 9 A. M.
UAMMERSTEIN'S ■..•;;;
■ ■ 421 St., Bway A 7th ay I P-M ALL STAR BILL
Week B«-8- '■ i ..; EU \ I «>r T\ s, Polar. & l.tr.* »rr.
To-morrow I Mr. Vred XlMi>. Yorke & Aii-irn!". Hill
Mat 23 A 30c I & Sylvany. Ernest Hogan. Ford Siis-
Ev.;5.30,7jc-..5l i t>*ra. others.
PROCTOR'S THEATRES
*• K!> James ONVill * Ci>.. I-eslie & Da!!er. Spooi
*w NT. Mtnstr.'ls. Cirter De Haven sJexrett?. E-
l^at^ll, Deki>«» TrU>. XT<"'S»>nKer Roys" Trio.
STH5 TH • - l>i»vin «..»in.k an. l "A Rit «f Instruction."
AY. with Henry Woodruff in both niays.
MTU "Th.- Su»»ui+«n." with Robrrt f>ronet % Tre
30 sr. m»»ndou.» Cast. n«c<* Scen^. .'6O P?t-p!».
I4CTII -The Shaughraun." with W. J. K->l!e>. Boatr!c«
•W ST. M.TKiin and Lars:.- «'a<t.
Bis Concert .it ii! Uanswn Tu-d.i.v.
VVFST FNl> TH*I\TRE. i:*rh St.. nr. «tH At*
>> ti> I C.CM>' k.v». ; sax. siiit*. Wed *sat
TO-NIGHT CSXX.%. DM MENTHAL!*
"l^lUll I t.ast CONCEKT OP THE SEASON
THK ?IX XH'SIfAL CCTTTSA Gewrg«tte\ i".!!rno«r A
l^i>narl. Fteye RedleUgs-. Al. M K r :-»!iJ. etc.
TO-iIOUROW SIGHT— -One W««V Onlj
BUSTER BROWIVT
MASTER GAERIKL a»BCSTER I Sur porting
OE<» ALJ a» TtOE I rouip»W«fO
••• SJONDAT. MAY NTH— .Stock Eneasreraent
-r-—.;-rrrrr -— .;-rrrr 11 1 All> arr! Her I KIHSTWESK
F.VC.ESIK ISLAIIC rompany [ -*%»HW
Minril;n SiM-oia! M:itint-e i»f "E.i»c Lynne."
PRICES US. bi> & 75c. StatSt Writ. A: fat.. iJO.
PASTOR'S ™&Ms£
SMITH A CAMPBELL.
1 Tlerlfor.l & Winchester. W-->od a.- Kay. l.3ur» C.->msto«<
i Co Coatere c.lletr^. Uoabev's Dog* Fr-1 W'.lliasis.
I Burkhirt A Berr>'. Beverly A- iMnvera. M »ny othar*.
i anil aa Ettru Attraction
MISS JIT LIE MACKAT.
Just taCH from sr>'ii' Cngltsll su<"C •■-"•*■
« VKMi.lt HAIL- Sunday Evg. iT.i;- 7. at 1:15.
I SCHILLER*
{MEMORIAL
United German ringing Societies
cam no
-
Yon Si ca. \ sl> V O^H^K^>OUuiTS.
Re* s<«at*. Mr. ti< *l. .">*>. at Terrmv Harden, ■.torn*.
S6T IVwsy. and lIenTJP V.olfHuhn. m E Kth si
v \i « oi m STIAUT. Tr-.mellrr and tectursr—
ored stereopttcoa vi>-».-» and movms picture* »"
terms addresa ISO Ea»t :-ui:: St.. >• ».>r«- _^
!"% ff? FM |«O.;il> in wax. * ™ C "" *
EDtN »■ tNI. M* I 0,. UV I«
mT^>KK. 1.-hj ! -i«:nnmu.Hie: Xtv.< >t t.-.vtu-rt!».
Th* Turf.
Metropolitan Jockcv Club
.1 AM Alt A. I. I.
.A. THE HEWTOWM STAKES
Meetings.
VAUTKKI MEETING OF THE AMERI
«t., »». nu ioDan v\ ■•» *•

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