M . THE WORLD, SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 16, 1892. ' 'j'vllllB OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.

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H "A Child of Fortune" to Be

m Seen at the Oasino.

B Bernhardt In "Leah" at the Sletro-- K

polttHti Opern-IIom- o.

B Carl Mtllocckor'n new comic opera, " DasB BonntnBsklnd," under too lltlo of " Child ot

jBB Fortune," will liavo Us tint metropolitanIVaV production Monday iilgut at toe Casino. TnoHBBm opera Is in thrropcer.es, v.blcu will teof tbeHjBBJ UBUal elaborato Casino stjle. The action

AaTaf v takes place In Bcotland, and this will affordBBH , opportunities tor sumo very odd costumes.BBBj Tho opera w ill bo Inlcrpretel by Lily I'ost,BBBj Annlo itejers, Jennla lloliTartu, Clara

H, Coudray, Nina F.trrlnjton, Cbtrles dassott,, William l'ruclte. Ucnrl Harry Mac- -

BBH Boiiougu and Jefferson de Angoll j, who w 111 bo

IPPB tbe " child of fortune."IBBBj Jliue. Uarali Bernhardt wilt appear for thelH first tluio In tbla city Tuesday nlgbt at tbeIBBBJ Metropolitan Opera. lluuso In " Leah." Tho '

HH French version of this famous German playDBBi bas been mado by Albert Darmont, Sarah'sHBBj leading man and author ot tbe play "PaulineBBBl Waiictiard." livrnhardt mil repeat "Leah"BBM Wednesday nlgbt. Thursday night she willBBB play lor tbo benefit of tbu Actoiv Fund, andBBl Friday sbo will innkii ber last appearance inBBB New York tL" seasun. licrnbardt is said to

BB Oo very strong work in " Leah."' Her Inter- -BB prelation w 111 ce w atched with much interest.

BBB "Across the Potomac." a uur drama byBBB Edwsrd AI. Altrlcnd and Augustm I'ltou, will

be ecca for thu first time .Monday nlgut atBBB! Proctor's Twenty-tblr- d street Theatre. TboBBB' Plorl In nvo acts and eight scenes. TbeBBB ca8t wul Include ltobcrt tlllllard, J. o. LoBBl Brasse, Eugene Kberle, .Mason Mitchell, Will- -

f lam Harccurt, Lorliuer Stoddard, manesf Kevins, Ad Weaver, Mark I rice, Malcolm

BBl Bradley, J. II. llatiny, John llopUns, W. I).I conyers, Harry llynes, Henrietta Lander.

BBl IMen Tracy, Lbarlntte Tlllelt, Urace tlayler,.BH Alice Fisher, Cecil Wallace and May Winter.

Polly Middles," a cotnlo opera foundedBH upon u libretto by Archibald Clavcrlng (lun- -PBW tor, author ot .Mr. llarnes of New York."'BBl nlll bo sung at tbo Fourteenth btreet Thca- -BB tre Monday nlgbt, with Miss Annlo PUley us

'IBM tbe star. Tbe muslcot " Polly Middles" bas'Ifa been composed by W. W, Lowltz, and Big.

BI Tomasl will direct the cbjrus. In tbe com- -' H pany will bo William P. tlulOeroo, Ueorge cj BI llonlloce, Charles .). Campbell, Charles Altl- -I' Bj son. Air. C. Wbeelan, Miss Uolanlle Wallace,

fl.ii Miss Hosa Cook, Miss Mamie Carey and Missi BI May Lev luge.

i. "Husband and Wife" will havo Us firsti j BJ Amerlcun performance at tlioiisr-I'l- l

'.en, and It will remain at tin- - bouse lor B

eral wees. Miss Cora Tanner will bo tbestar of the company, which has has been ery

1 JB carefully selected by MauagersT. Henry(B French and William K. Mnn. The play winA.lfl be produced under tbo direction of ltlchard1 jtS Datker. "Ilusjb.inj and WLe" will be uip-- w

! FVI cened by a one-a- piay entitled " Hearts. 'I "wk At '1 ony Pastor's Theatre next week tbe

rJ attractions will be Harry Kemoll, Lydla Yea-- ltnuns, Adams, Casey and Howard, Capllolav Forrest, Nelly Magulre, tbu "coster girl;"

II Imra Fox. tbo conjurer; Joslo Oregory, Urlf--tin and Marks, George K. Austin: itotert

I Wlnstanley and Joe SVest lu a "musical anadancing comedy act." and Kurtz, tbo juggler.

I Wllltaui ll. crane will play Tho AmericanMinister " until tbe end ut his engagement at

1 Ihe Star Theatre next mjutb. Tiie play hasill proved entertaining, nnd the subject, whichIs nut ottcn dealt with on tbe stage, seems toInterest tbo public. Tbe third act Is exceed-ingly good, and It always appeals verystrongly to tbe audience.

"Mr. Wilkinson's Widows," tho clevercomedy that New Yorkers have nlready lu--

i dorsed, will bj revived Monday night atv i , Herrmann's 1 beatre, where " Ulorlaua " will

fw i! bo withdrawn alter ierlormance.(f i Wilton Lacknye wUl appear as Mr. Peri lu,II I the disturbed and excited young busbaud,II I wnose dirucultles form tuo tbemo or Mr.tf ifi Wilkinson's Wldons."I Tbe Lost Paradlso " will be played atK Uammersteln's Harlem opera-llous- o nextII W week. Tbe oast will Include William Morris,I ' I Frank Mordaunt, Leslie Allen, Cyril Scott,n , Orrln Johnson, John C. Ilucxstone. Emmet' corrlgan, Thomas oberle, Henry Talbot, Miss

I 'V Byduey .Armstrong. Miss utlette Tyler. MissI ' Kua Hawkins and tbu Misses Annie and

Maud Adams.I I "Tbo Lion Tamer" has but threo weeks

. longer to run at tbe Broadway Ibeiiro. onI , Saturday, April 'J:i. oni or the largest theatreI parties or tbo season villi see the poitorm--I ance. This party will consist of two hundred

--f'. members or tbo Manhattan Athletic club.I Alter leaving tbe Broadway Theatre Wlbonr and bis entire company will go to ban Fran-

cisco."Merry Gotham" will remain at tho

Tbeatn. until April S3, when tbe laitlcriormanco will bu given. It bas success-fully run through ibo Lenten season, to thesurprise even of Manager Daniel Frohman." Merry Gotham " will bo succeeded by " ThoGray Mare," u comedy by Goorgo lu Slmmsand Cecil Halelgn.

Tho new entertainment ut, tho Eden Museoseems to have cau?ht the public fancy. Pow-ell's feats of legerdemain aro extremely

and thu funtastlo work of Majlltonhas been very well received. Tbe HuagarlanBand gives the usual concerts twice day,and tbe music Interpreted by these artists Is

! always well selected.Evans and Hoey will be tbo stars at tbe

People's Theatre next week, and U Is per-na-

needless to say tbat they will presenttbe perennial farce, known as " A Parlor.Match." The cast will be a good one, beadedby tbe clever little soubrette, Minnie French.Tbe sluers Levey aud a new quartet of maleTolccs will be features of tbe performance.

Lent bas not mado tbe least difference tobusiness ut tbe Madison Snuaro Theatre,where a "Trip to Chinatown" still prevails,In all Its glory. Two new vers cs, written byCharles 11. iloyt, will be added next week totbe song Harry Conor sings about bis experi-ences "On the Bowel y.'r Hoyt's farce basastonished everybody including Iloyt him- -belt.

At tbe Columbus Theatre, Harlem, SteeleI i Mackaye's sensational play J " Money Mad,"I will be next week's attraction. It will ber presented wltb all tbo original mechanicall)t effects. Including the famous drawbridge laA. Chicago. Tbe cast will be a good one. Tbe

AV leading lady will bo Miss Emily ltlgl, an ac--f tress wbo has mado a bit In " Money Mad's "

leading role.xi Fiederlck Paulding will appear In "Ther Struggle of Life" at tho Windsor Theatre

I' 1 Monday. He will be supported by AdelaideClara Baker ltust, Llllle Sinclair,

Kdwla Varrey, Guy Ltndstey, Kills RtsnFrank M. Kendrlck, Waiter Stuart, MasterCharles Thropp, William Bentley, K.and Tbomas Maguiro.

Miss Fanny lllcu will present ber farce, ' AJolly surprise," at tbe lillou Theatre nextweek. Tho piece bas already been seen attho Harlem Opera-Hom- Miss ltlco willbave n good company, Including John W.llansome, Mrs. sol smith, .Miss Kva Turnor.Miss Chamberlain, Charles Uradsbaw andLawlor and Thornton.

" McCarthy's Mishaps." an athleticwill be piny 1. 1 at II. It. Jacobs' Thea-

tre next week. 'Ibo lompany will bo partic-ularly good. Among tho peoplo announced toappear are Barney Ferguson, "BUIle" car-ton, George Crunp. Charles Stanly, Jamescalliban, George Gates Gertrude Fort, CarrieUohrand Hertba Weslbrnok.

"Col. Carter of Cartemv.l'e" Is still to beseen at Palmers Theatre, where tbe admir-able won; of E. M. lloiltnd, as tbu chivalrousold southern colonel, stands out auiplclously.Mr. Holland bos never donu Letter work thanthis lino chancier sketch of col. Carier.Cbarles L. Harris has tnadu a distinct bit.

carraenclta bns made a bit In ber newPpanHli darcc, " L.i 'lota," at Hosier Dial'sConcert Hall, nn1 hlio will continue to pre-sent It during tbscoimn? week. Tbo TimJe-v- l

lo pruxrammti v,lll liiciiule Harry Kennedy,the tpniiliuiiiulst : Culn and Lorreno, bur-lesi-

trapeze performers, and Gogyer andUoihhrlp.

"Jilnuiy" I'owor.i nobody would think otcalling him Jatuos T. 1'uweri will Ugln u

eik'n engagement at tbo Grand upera-ilou-oMonday in" A straight Tip," a larce-to.ne-

that nicaks very vociferously lor it-

self. Ho win bo aupuorU'Ci by tbo same com-pany tbnt has before been seen In this city,

nlgbt P. S. Ullmoru aud bis baudwillglvoa concert- -

" spook," llarnard's play, will be contlnuodat tbe Union squire Theatre during tbo coin-ing week. The play has been allorcd. Itsthird act being removed.' It will certainlynot sutler fiout Ibis removal, for the third actwus tbo worst. "Holly Tree Inn," whichprecedes " Spooks," Is exceedingly pretty.

T hut very excellent fun e, " Incog," remainsat the standard '1 beatre, but It Is coming toIboeudof Us New York run. Tbe piece liasmade a success, an It certainly doervert to do,for It Is bright, well wrltn-- and thoroughlyamublng. It, is now preceded by a curtain-raise- r

called "Book III., Chap. .," In whichCharles Dickson appears, 'l here will b anentertainment at this house nlgbt.

Charles T. K1IH, a German dialect comedian,will appear next week ut the New Parle Thea-tre In an " unpretentious comedy " by HerbertHall Wlnslow, entitled " Undo Caspar." Itwas written expressly lor Mr. Ellis, who willsing n number ot nuw songi. Tbe play is nota It will remain at the Parkfor two weeks.

" Kellly and tbo Four Hundred " will be re-vived nt llarrlgan's Tbeatro next week, andtheatre-goer- s will undoubtedly bo glad tobear this. Harrtgan bas never had so ex-

uberant a success as " Kellly," and, althoughIt bas enjoyed a very long run In tills city, Itbtlll has vitality. The " tough girl " and"Magglo Murphy's Heme " arc always wel-come.

At Daly's Theatre "The Foresters" Is stillI lie attractlon.and it fills tho.tbeatre at everyperformance, 'i bo season at this bouso endsApril --':. owing o contracts which have beenmado for a very long time. "1 he Foi esters "could run successfully lor months to come.Tbo production Is one ot the most artisticthat this city has seen and tbat means agi cat deal.

A ben-jil- t to Gus. Phillips, otherwise knownas "Ootty Gooft," will take place at the Union

Theatro nlgbt- - Amongthose to appear arc Jennie Yeamans, llarrrKernel), Lydla Yeamans, F. G. '1 ltus, DutchDalr, Uoorgn MurpUy, Frank McNlsb, Conroyand Fox. WUllnui Jerome aud Gus. Utuns.

Tho coming week will bo the last otItanium's circus lu this city tor tho presentseasun. o.i April an tbe gigantic show willopen In Brooklyn. Tbe huge Madison SquareGarden nas been crowded during tbo pastweek, nlthough nearly all the theatres bavebeen complinlnot bad business. Barnum'scircus comes, H seen and conquers.

A six days' blcvcle race,wltb five young women as tho contestants,will begin at llubcr's Palace Musi-ur- Mondayntternooa. The girls will represent America,France, Germany, England and Ireland. Tbdistance they travel will be accurately re-corded by means ot electric dials. Alblnland his company will be seen In tbe tbeatro.

Fanny Herring will appear In " Denver Danand Ills Hand of Dead Shots " In Theatre No.1 of Doris's Musum next week; in TheatreNo. a Bradley and Shaw's Vaudeville com-pany will be seen, and In Theatre No. n Hen-sha-

and Hager's Comedy Company will boldthe stag. In tbo curl) bolls will be Jo-J- o,

Unrlc, Wilson and Sol stone.The Henry Hurle&quo company will begin

tbe second week of Its engagement at Nlblo'sMonday night- - Jim Hall and Joe Choynsklwill again appear, and Ncwmayer, tbe n

amateur, will be seen. Muldoon a flvuchampions v, 111 meet all comers at every per-formance.

The repertoire at tho Araberg Theatro nextweek will be as follows: Monday, "Dielltmmeisleltcr ;" Tuesday, " Der Mllllonen-bnu- er

;" Wednesday, " Hosenmueller andITnke :" Thursday, roor Jonathan ;" Fri-day, "Die llezaehmte Scbwlegermutter," andSaturday, for tbe first time, " Gewagteillttel."

Sennj will remain at Worth's Museum dur-ing the coming week. An amusing feature otthe entertainment there win be tbe doughnutconvention, In which twenty girls will takepart. Nayo, the Guatemalan ballet dancer;Big. Mutty and bis educated monkey and astage performance will be otber attractions.

From Chaos to Man, or the Seven Ages ofOur World," explained by Garret P. Servlssat Muslo Hall, contlnuos considera-ble attention. Tbo entertainment is an ex-cellent one. It U not only Instructive butamusing. Thef scenic effects arc very elab-orate, and well worth more than one In-spection. '

liTASTELESS-EFFECTU- ALi:

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DISORDERED LIVERTiiktin ai dlncUd th famous Pillt M

i nrova marratious rtoratlvaatoiiaftldof tha abort or kiodrad diaaaact.

25 Cents a Box.batjaneralW rcopn!red In England and, In

(fact throughout tha world to b "worth aicnlnna a bti." for tha reaaon that theyi WI.L, OUUi: a wide runy ufcora.!plInttand that they hara aarad to raaoy' nuffurera not rotralr ono but many galutaa, lodoctors' bills.Covered with a Tasteless & Soluble Coating.

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0t all dru?l8t0. Frlc 2A centBcbus

BICYCLES.ON PIjAN.

All laadlngauiulard raakaa. Old whaala tftkanIn etching. Catalogut. Hat of aeondhandwhaala and aaay tarma tu parmant mailad tr.Ujabton and PneamatH tlrei appliad to old whaalaat niodarata coat, Malta, 7.00 to 15,00:rpa. Too. tul.60: long atocslnga, 38c. toSl.co.Attil.liu Journal fraa, PECK. Jfc SNYDKK,U'U,auNI.N.l.

stop payimi nouni.i: pkicim.Try ' Cl.ovi.n Ll ar" California Wlnea. equal to

baat Imported. Alldattara. Agancj, VI Jludaou at.

When Baby was sick, we cave her Cattorta,When she was a Child, she cried for Cautorla.When she became Miss, she clung to Cattorta.When she had Children, she faro them Caslotia.

TOBIAS'DERBY C6HD1TI0H FDWDEBS

Ar warranted aiparlor to say others, or no par.For Ih. cur. of I)ISTMPKR, WORMS. BOTH.

COcTtJHS, ItlDKHOIJNU, C0LU3, tc.. InHDItHKS. aod COLDS. COytlHS.'ll.OHS OFMILK. BLACK TONUUE, IIORN DUTThMPEK,do.. In CATTLE.

Price US ceajla.Bold bj all Druif lata and Saddler.

DEPOT. lOAIUIMlAY HT., Nl'.tV VOUli

tMUSENENTS.

UlflriTIIIO 31VHHVX, Oth Are. andnlln I H N 30"' " f'" " ' v.IIUII I II U AitmtuUnn IOre.,1,.NAYO, Guatemala's Famous Ballet Danes..

Hourly in i kc PprforsnaiiCM.CASINO, BROADWAY AND 30T1I ST.

, No PerforrnD- - Tentfbl.CX)MMK!U'l.NO NKXT UOffDAY NHIHT.

CHILD OF FORTUNE.ACADEMY. N,aUT- -

Th Fsrowell of tb QrsVttt German 81 a r,

AJJKLE SANDKOGK,i n "Tin: t i:i)dini at vai.k.m."

A.MUERO THEATHK-Matloa- aat 'i o'oloek andevanmr at 8. 15, Tboiua In "IMo llimmal,.

letter. " Mcndar (laal tlue),l'DI UlmneUlelMr."

SPECIAL NOTICES.

.,'i,F;MW"!A.-:T,,- K .hunt muRit.rOODl delicloue; cookeln one mlnale. !cental allcroeara Ilea th rood Co., CI oihara.Harry1 Trlreiibernne. the ontr preparationto be diended on to cleanae and praaerre tne hair.

MMUSEAJENTS.

T

at s. at 8. at 8.FALLS OF NIAGAEA.

HOthHt. and 4th AtA Banl of Urpaiaa from hpplof Forrat, haadad

bv tha Quatn of tlia Triba, will area ratal foracattth lutura, fraa of cbarga, for a tary ladj TliltlacMAOAKA.

OK yUOARAi-t-h tt. and 4th ava.

TONY PASTOR'S. B.KSi.'A'.Rv- -.1TONV I'ArtlOK'U Ureal Show.nnllpi.K Udla Teaman.. Deo. Murphr,

11(1.1. IWm. Jerome, Mirer Hall Oiiar- -Itat, Frank McNIab, Llllle We.l--lern and othere tn big ehow.

HAimiUAK'H T1IRATRU,M. IV. HANI.KV Manager

"Tllh LAMT Of TIIK 1I0UANH."Wadneadar. I Matlneaa. Nalurdaj.

Mondajr, April IB. "HHILI.Y ASP Tilt: .00."DALY'S'THEATRE. Era"rr Night at 8.16?

Tannraon'a Oomadir,TIIK F.illK-TKlt- ri.

Mualo by 8ulllan, Ul Italian, Mr. Drew, Ac.Matina.a Wadoe.dajr and Hatnrday at tl.

rBi?s;oM1;,.Mond'j.lS.Eaater ProdaetionLuUltlJal UUJIaACROSS THE POTOMAC.STAR THEATRE.gMAT.'J:

W.VI. II. ciiam: la

f AMERICAN MINISTERU.NIIIN .SCJUAKI; THKATRK.

Keenlniealb.lS. Matlnea

SPOOKS I t feYPEOPLE S Mr.HENKYC. MINER, Prop'tor.

HERRMANN.Kelt Week- - EVANS t HUl;V.

"rMautir Merry Botham.

HERE IN OUR MIDST.

Some Rcmarkabb Assertions Madeto a Reporter.

Con A rui nl Inn of rMlmllnr mtntrmcntBWlilcli Ila.o I'rrwlonaly Ilrru

Publlahed.Tba Intareat, not to i7 axcttament, which tha

pob'leition of ratlala tDterflaeva have canned loHaw York li real. rtmarliabiA. It It rany to makelUtt manU concrrjlnc people nhu may rr&lde at adlstaoo, bnt those it ho are here In our ml Jit and

hoe worde are beyond uuettion carry power ofconviction

The fo.ljnlDd atatemc nta can be Implicitly railed'upon)

At .No. CfiU'eit l?7th ttreet I a larite, richlyappointed rehKeuce In a charming nelthburhood.ltaoccjpant U Mrs. W. II. Mllie, wife of a promi-nent capitatNt, now ratlra I from acttro bmlnem,lu an Inlervieif with her ha mada thetullowlnsrrroirkable r.tatexnsr.t "It ts norr lc years klnceour eon, J. Nohyn Wlllii, v attarka with kidney dUurdern Uls eullerlnffi weie the mit In-

tense tmafflnable. Wo tecured the krrtL-e- j andconstant attendance cf the mod iktlled pb)lclantIn the city. Their treatment tailed tuioruuchuatletlate hli pata, hntlly they announced to utheir Inability to i fleet a cuie. In the Kammrr wetook htm to a n renrt, hnplnc to ttnd acurr. Au old frUnd advhed the uae of a remedywhloh hn had need ierionally with Ihe moit gratl- -fjlni retntti. WeimJIt for the thild. and fromthe f rat doe ha Improved, and tho Ircatment waicontinued forayaftf. Today ho It well and strongand li attending echool All thli li due to the ..teof that wonder. ut remedy Warncr'a ISafe Cure.We never fail to a Jvtte It uae and are pleased tohave the opportunity of thue publicly testifying toita merit."

".My mother. Mra. 8. A. Vanderbllt, fa it ill allreand well," aald Mra. It. it McMurrey, of St. raul'aavenue, Htaten Island, "and owaa her good healthto the uae of a welM,uowu remedy.

' 1 alto know from expertem what can bo gainedtrora ita uno," continued Mm. Me M array, "fur Ihad a eevere at'aok of alcknrat laat Winter andfound that thia remedy wae tha only thing thatwould cure tt. It made me feel like a new pereon.Toany one aaSerlng from dlaordera of thekiineyaor liver I would heartily reoommand tha tee of

arner't tafs Cure, for It baa dooe ao much fcrma I aeak Irum lojg experience and from

Tho next call waa on Mrs. L. C. Brlgca. at No.301 103th atrect. She sail: " AbJita year anda half ago I had whet the doctor pronounced tobe gall atonee I suffered great agony and thapbyatclana failed to relieve tne. At tbe tame timeI loat much tleeh and grew weak. 1 had oft an readof a medtalnt which wai claimed to be a cure forthat dltraw, and revolved to try It I used eightbottles of it and have been a we't woman since.That remedy is Warner's Safe Cure, and oferywoman should uee It

Anlntereatlne eiperlenrn waa re'ataS by Mra.Keafie, of Wo. 145 Kant Llghtyaeoond street. "Iwasdaily placed under a atean apparatus," ehasaid, for live hour at a time. This win fiveyean ago, while ill withaggravatnd kidney diieate.heveral phytielans attendel ma aoduaed all knownmethod a to cauaa me to per pi re. I had beard

about a remedy that bad beau recom-mended to me and finally began to una It. Itreally worked wondcra tn my case and I would notbe without It for auv monay. Personally, Iffeeltbat I owe it to humanity to publicly mention thatit la to Wamer'e bate Cure tbat I owe my recov-ery."

Id apeaklng of hi wife. Mr. Albert O. Eave. ofKo. 63 Kait Twelfth atraat, aaldi "Some threeyear ago aha waa pronounced at tha point of deathfrom nraemla by attendant physician. Her detthwa predicted within a few hours, aa, she wa suffer-ing from poerpural convnlaions. She took War-

ner's Safe Care and la a well woman"My aieter wa a Clio ted exactly as was my wife,"

continued Mr. Eaves, "and under my advice usedtha Safe Cure and recovered. I consider tha caeeof my wife a moetmarveloua rnreaod am amlouaand willing tbat the credit aboold be given to theSafe Cure.

Ttaeaa oalapoaen aasertlons are beyond qnettlonand prova tba power of thlj great remedy which ladeservedly to popular.

AMUSEMENTS.IWADISO.V 8QUARK OARDKN.

FOURTH Vf EKK AND I. MIT BUT ONE.NTILL CROWDED AT .NlflHT.

Matinee Kihibitioneeenie ae Kreatnce, bat not aorruwdeJ.

BASNUM AND BAILEYGREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.

With alt IU very wonderful attraction aniImra Klralfy'a

Colnmbna and the DtecoTeryof AmericaP. T. Barnuma&dJ. A. Ualley, equal owner.

Admlaalon to everyttiina,t BO cent. Reservedsetts. $1, Private boxes, 413. Hlngte box aeats,

i. Children under 10, half price. Box ofhoe openlor aale of advance aeata from 9 to 4 daily.

lelTII HTnKOTnEATKENEAlTflT7rXvaThis Week Unlv, Mat. Wed. and Sat..LYDIA tHOMPSON

In a triple DAN, A RAD PENNF.A BIlOP.

Neat aler In Archibald ClaeerlntOucter'a lapU.Uo Operetta. I'ullr MlJdlua.

BDBN Mt'KEE. 93d at., near Broadwaj.HPKCfAl. MATINEETSe In.tantanoa buec.aa of

POWELL'S WONDERS," SHe 99MUNCZI I.AJtlb and MANY

llttNUAKIAN UilMTnU NEWtlROUP.iORCHESTRA. IN WAX.

KUQU THCATRE. R'WAY. NKAK JOTH ST.Nlfhta. B.lSl MatlDMaWed. aoj Sal.

NELLIE McHENRYand A NIGHT AT TIIE CIRCUS.

Next Weak Fanny Rloe A Jolly Surprise.

NIBLO'S. Wii&'m. T.

1IENHY BtlllLUSqUiI I WM Ultll.DOON'SCOMPANY. ATHLKTKS.

JI.VI HAM.. JOE CIIOYINXKY.Bpaetal Prue Me.lal. ani Puree, to All Oomere.

HARi7eMOPERA.IIOU.se. fcr,. 8.15. Sat. Mat.

BffiAr, ST. MARC.NEXT W EEK -- LOST PAR A DISK.''WINDSOR TUKATRK IS and 47 Bower.

HPI.KNIIlll PRODIKU'IONIINl.'I.K TOM'S OAtllN.

Neat K. PaULDINQ.COSMOPOUTAN PARK AND lUSI.NO, lUUIh

et. and Aui.t.rdam ave. Plcnlo Ground t

KlBe Raogea. J. UUTERDINU.

tMUSEMztUl. iTj flHUBER S Museum flWeek April 19, ISTgRXATlONAL COKTHT )j affBBJ

LADY BICYGUSTS, MlleirfeiM.t.ng America, KnalanJ, Ireland, Oar lAJftlmany, h ranee. Kxucrt and beautltil rlier. flpM ftxaaBaVrrcordeJ by eltotiitlty. Kxcttlng races and (aai '!LH

!5Vl:it1IA,,Ti,.:.,.'3!;iS MOHAMMED I' JHWonilere, with lll- -

NIHVVAIIIIE.N', 'knor..ha3tmal.r-ltiellena.- ' CJaSHQuebo. walknonraior.: Itt.KRMANN, th etroae .aiJBXlmaiii l.avlnl.n ami Zarnea, aenallet.l Suaura, XIHZulu chlrt, W'lilte t:aile UIU. acout! Capt. D v'BXajtioarcer, tattooed i Kaffir Ji wtlk.o i bot troaatProf. Krler, m.elo.au. ON TIIK STAKE TH !AHtreat A I.J11N I. Kltiw of KarJi. Trerelll Trta,' illBBJVVooJa. Travellb Sletere. llrooaa ana Urn iViflSBHWitt, "Chlne.e" csmeiilen, Kd Ilojere, LsalM 'WMIleautl., Ham Archer. Clara 11.11. 'Vaall4tiTst7Music Half and Alharabra Cttrt, :S

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"aaTsiwEifir wjbb?will cotriMTii UlhCMMA

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1. H. OILMOKK AND IIIHHAND OFM, JjlflWITH MANY KM1NENT SOLOISTS. lH"""ORAND J H

Ea.ter Rttndar nijrllt. Anrtl 17. .rlURAND HACKED CONCKRT. ").BHHo.t of talent rrlll appear. WafSH

Uene.tt of "TsNHTheatrical Mecbanietl A.fxiatlon Lodze He. ML .iiHI

In atil ot 1

THE RELIEF FUND. fMGARDEN THEATRE. SJST ."L.aeo and Manaxer Mr. T. H.' FBKMok X VHm ,m Cora Tanner, ;41MIU lUllill. HUSBAND AND WFL M

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WtERItMANNM-"-'nlne,8.1- B. Mti.ret.,3.ta," 'ABVLA8T TIMK 9JMr. CharleaFrohmiu'a Brilliant Onrnedr IIHt

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H. R. JACOBS' THEATRE. "ShWg ;.STJA DAElt SECRET. rMNEXT Hra MLSUAPS. iYifU

PALMER Sj ftenlnVN.'lV 8at. Mar?stL llHURKAT HUCOEHS of the New AMERICAN PLAT, 'i'PBOolonel Carter of 0arter8villee JlBROADWAY THEATRE. Oor. ilstav, ,..V3MKienlnaaats. Raturdar Mstlm, at V'VaHl'UANO'13 WILSON LAST I THE ..HAND COMPANY. I M0NT1L I TAMKK. ''SSBJACOB BLANK'SWinter Harden. 1U0 3d a.e., betweaa Uthu4 JtSBllltb at.. Uraid eoncrtrt erery eeenifur at T.St.MAIIhL HART. Till! RKFINaD HKlUO-OOill-

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3KOYT'HMadl.on Rg. Theatre. 24th at. B'wsr.' f.'WHilOYT THOMAS. Manaiera. Ere. S.SOlHat. S. 'i'WK

6TH MONTH peri-or- ance; ,'(h!HIIOVT'W ATltlPTII CIIINATUWX. CHSSthmT ,laHMrVO'FLYHNINrJEXICa HUPTOWN ASSEMBLY ROOMS. 102 E. S3 that, S--

Larce hall for ball, conoeru, lector, meatlasa naHAe. alio lejantnewlo!geanii meeting roooaaf leaV V'Isbbbbbb!

OHCQXL'fN AMUSEUENTS. iHSelect Orcheatra and Balcon Beau, SO Mats. ' '9BSiik htii.i, Ai.Ait.51.

Introauclna UTrl.KTUEabAY. WiMKelt Week-N- at Soodnln la THE WOMmgat i;'

ATWDTTTflXr EDWIN KN0WLE8. rAJurXlXUri. Proprietor and Maaaeer. BBllen eenln. MatlneM Wedsaadar ASstotdSK TifjMJANAUSOHEK the iurvhit moo. HCOL. HINN'S NEW PARK THKATRKJ " ''JHMATIN REM WEDNESDAY AN D RATUKDAT. JVbBBM ARO A RET.MATHER, LEAH, THE F0B)5AKa.4jMCOLUMBIA. TOWABSJga2S"

Rferr Evenlnr. Matinee UatuixUj, tfBaBBBalMR. E. S. WILLARD' jrg.,COL KINN'r. NEW PAUK THIS VTKK. fifinWaHMAT1NEEM WEDNESDAY AND HATUROAT. 'VlBHLASTT1MK. ' WvAflBlMARGARET MATHEK, IllMl) ASP Jl'UrlMNOVELTY THEATRE. m&l2BSM&' iflBRISTOL'S EOllDATED.HORSEJs 'MNeit Week-E- dln Arden lu Nlibt and MormU. jVHBEDFORD AVE. THEATRE. BR031YM, E. .' STblaWrek. . c'iH"THE WESTERNERlEaater A TEN BUOBOK. M

A MUSIC HALL ROMANCE.

.1 What Came of JacJc's Desire to Try aIf 1 Neio Profession.

.

't J Born in tbe profession, Jnik Flenlitlut( bad rougbed it in tbe provinces for years

before olnc to London, aud there wasuotatrickof tbe stage, move on I be

I ' tbeatrical boards, or a part from Mamlet' down wltb which be was not thoroughly

I familiar.He bad versatility, too, and could both

N.M sine uud dance as well as bo could act,f He bud made good progress in his pro- -

j T , fesiion, and was then at one of tbe'! ' Btrnnd houses receiving a Bnlary of 3 per

II 'reck- -

. To those wbo imagine actors' salariesI

, ' reach fabulous sums this wll not appear' princely income, but I cau assure them

'Y that the actor who can commaud eighti pounds n week-n- ot unusually magnified

f tocigbteeii "for professional purposes"i must havo climbed a very long way up

from the bottom of the ladder,J llut Jack was like Oliver he wanted

' more," and belie riuc it was unobtain- -able in his own profouiou, turned to the

I variety ttage to stek It. W'lih tbis objectin view he betook bimtelf one tiaturdny

J I morning to a certain mnio hall where

III H

sflla1Ss-'-'jg"-c

(bey held day shows and interviewed theworthy manager thereof.

Into the managerial ear bo poured Msplnus, aud when he couoluded Ibo man-agerial mouth opened nud tbo managerialvoice said: ,

"You actors seldom mnko much of ftfist of our biz: you'ro not used to work,hitr siugle-baude- Hut if you roallywant to have a shy nt the came f can giveyou n show nuy Saturday morning nextmouth, and will try to look in whilo youaro on. "

This was not nt nil wlint Jack vtauted,nnd he toll the manager ho bad beeu ntgroat troublo aud expense m setting souiosuitable souim written aud eccentrio"cet-ups- " made, and fult sura his showwould catch ou, but be wasn't coiup totrot it out to a parcel of 'deadheads1' ata day how.

'I he ruauagor shook bis Lead."It's not the 'show.' laddie, that 1

care it hang about, itdou't matter lo meit it ain't up to tealemes; it's whetheryour unme is cood enouch to draw that'sall I've cot to ihtnk about. When youran drnw a hundred quid u week you caucommand it, and all tbe best balls arebouud to bave you."

Homo cue railing the manager owav ntIbis moment Jack was left to bis ownreflections, and these not being of a 7erypleasing ualure he turned and left the

irHftiiilftliilVlltll'Virniifiiitf

hall." I'll not give up without a jolly goodtry," said Jack to himself. "Perhaps,alter all, the managers are not the bestpeoplo to go to. I'll have a shot at tbeagents aud see what they've cot to say forthemselves."

He mado the best of his way to Water-loo JJrid&o, but hardly bod be set footupon It before a voice at his elbow ex-

claimed:" Oh ! Mr. Fleshtint, how fast you'rewalking."

He turned in surprise, anil recognizedin the sneaker pretty Pet Partridge, asprightly little scrio who bad been en--lazed with' htm iu'a burlesque that ran afinndred nights at a Wett-u- d theatie.

The usual greetings over, he inquiredwhere she was going.

"To the agent's," replied Pot."And so am I," said Jack. Bhe stood

still for a moment and looked at bim." You're coming into our biz, Mr. Flesh-tin- t,

are you?""Indeed I am. Miss Partridge," he

answered; "that is, if I cau get an en.gacement."

"Aud do vou Ihtnk you'll like it?"" 1 don't kuow yet Candidly, I don'tcar it's the money that lures me."" Hut what about your 'Art?' wltb a'big 'A.'"

"All Humbug-w- itb a big 'H."" Which W the agents are you goingto?"

' ' I have not decided ; I was going torumple tbem all round."" Oh I then come with me to mine Mr.Sbopall line's roally genuine and a capitalbusiness man," Jack tbauked ber forber advice, aud together they enteredthat worthy man's office.

Tliev found Mr, Hhopall a stout, dark,spectacled man, about fifty deep iu amass of col respond nee, surrounded by) ookR, paper, ledgeia, and letters strewuabout the room in bntinees-lik- e con-fu'io-

H put bis lien aside and listened atten-tively to nil Jkck had to sar.

"So you want to have a fling at the

iia'tilTisiff.iifftiMiii"i'ii1'rii '""''-- '

balls," he said. "Well, I don't se hvyou shouldn't. Of course, you won'ttake my ndvice, hut I'll givo it nilthe same, For a man of jour abilityIhere'd always be hreatl and cheese st therauie; hut to make a really big hit niulget your uame up tslont anil talent uly

is no good. It's nil cliance. Vnurchance may come tt the Drat poollnryon may wait twenly 1 ears for it. Vouget hold of a song with a good ' tiddly-iiut- h'

chorus it catches on it becomesthe rnze -- and I could shon you for a j earright off, and almost on your own terms.

" Now uiy advice it don't touch Lou- -

don yet; take n run round tho 'provs.'nud tty your wing among the yokels.l.ook heio. " slid he broke off to pickupa letter that lay on the desk. " NettyJims you hmw her, of cotvrs?, thogreatest of tho forlorn has taken theMenm Clock ami Utile Kuisley. nud she'sgoing to turn it into a People's Pu'nce.Now, I run shop jou there fora lortulght;I'll nsls Netty to ' throw your name mi ' intho hills; you'll have a good sbow, andthere'll I e notices in the locals of the

' Grand Inaugural Opening, aud all thatsort of .thing, ko that you'll have ai good

I a chance as ever you'll get'. Come, what

do ou say ?"Somehow the Steam Clock. Netty Jims

ami Little Darsley seemed a long way offi.cO n week. Jack shook his heail.

" Oh, do acrept," put in l'et. " I'mgoing won't that tempt you?" and amUchievous twinkle coming into herbright eyes she and Jack had always coton well together ho was tain to yield,aud telt'ed the engagement there audthou.

Tbe Wcani Clock. Little Burs'ar, hadbeen a " sing-song,- " tbeu auiiHlo hall, and. though now a palace, itwas n public house always. 'Ihe onlyeutra o to tho pilaco nas through thepub. bars an admirable arrangement forthirsty Little liarsleyans, but one that didnut favoiuhiy impress Jack vli.ii, a week i

or so lator, he made his tlri--t aciniMntnureof tho ' behind tbe scenes " of provincialmusic hall life.

Miss Netty Jims met him kindly audintroduced lilm to a big, fat, oily youngman -- me Sol Sloses wlutn Jack con.eluded a "Mr. Jima," though it is verydoubtful if either of their signatures hadever been appended tn tbe registrar's roilof this or any other country.

The leader of tho orchestra distributedJack's band-part- s among his aubordiu-nie- ,

nud having run through tho nielo-diei- t,

inn do n few gincral remarks, nndwound uu by alluding tu the perpituslthirst that sits, nightmare-like- , on oilluuaic-ha- ll orchestras.

At utght Jack found his way lo tbodrpHaiug-ruo- n.vile hols beneath Ibostage (hat nn respectable pic could havebeen oxpected to inhabit and lound itoccupied by two grutleuieu of the burnt- -

nrk pennies ou, w bo were buiy " black- -lug" tor a "chair turn. "'Thoy hadappar-- jeutly lingered at the Palace bars, andwere ii:arrelltug as he entered. Words I

running high, they appeared to be ou thepoint of to blow., autl Jack, in- -tcr.'cring, had them both on him in auinslaut, tho elder of tbe two dubbin:him an ensanguined play-act- and the

.younger tbreatsniug to "knock his twoeves into on" if he didu't "hold hi

jaw."Not carioe to brawl jnst at the moment.

Jack w.is silent, find busied himself withhis make-u- When dressed he went up.stairs, anil was stseeered to see Pet,wbo bail just come oH from a " Bkirtdanoe, " cooly diveat berselt of her outerclotliiiiif in the vtincs. and nimbly step,pinr; Irom her skirts, betishted aud be.Irtinki-il- , trip licbtlv on tbe stage acninas I'rince Lovethelot, to round afterround of applause.

At length his turn rnme, and suppress-in- c

a strong desire to bolt, be went ou thestsEe. llut somehow tbe novelty of bissurroundings, (he noise of tbe baud, tbehurry aud bustle of tbe whole thine, thenew experience of bsvioe bis owu wordsof tbo chorus bnwled ta;k at him by the"cods," tbe difficulty of nudtns some,thine to do with himself during the syni.phouy betweiu each vrfrte, and the sightof Sol Mnses grinning at him from thostalls nil these, nnd a tbutianud otbertilings took every particle ot spirit out ofhim. nud when be left tbe stage be usoonsoioii of having made one of the mostdin mill failures ou record.

"Oh, do try to put n little more 'go'into your work," said l'et, eucourag.itigly. to bim.

lint It mah no use. Jack had lost alllicuit, uud his other song uieeliug withno better fate he retired to his drenaing-roon- i

fully persuaded that tbe '"alls"should know him no more.

A special llceuse till 2 o'clock had beenobtained to celebrate tbe Graud InauguralOpening Kight, nnd when tbe show wusover a number of townspeople gatheredtogether to do honor to the occasion.

Hoi. inai offensively vulgar dress suit,and Netty Jims, in a imle green satin balldress, decorated with forget.me.nots.played host and hostess in regsl fashion.

Drinks were both frequent and free,and tha Iwllioose burnt-corker- havingpsld duo attention to a'l liquid refresh-ments, fell to quarrelling again, and no-ticing Jack and Pet sittiug together,turned their attention to them.

Bmsrling under bis own defeat. Jack

.aai fTBHwas In no mood to be mado a butt oft, ' ?Hand w ben one of bis assailants mada soma .

. iHinsulting remark concerning Miss Far ' ''dltridtfe be very quickly receWed a blow ia jHthe oyo tbat rendered tbe blacking ot that , Himrticii.ar orcan a cunerfluity for aosa mbVuicbts to come. hj:JBB

A ceneral free fijht followed, in thm VJMcourse of which a spirit lamp (nsed for fPHlishtinc cisars and nines) was OTerturnool VV-I-

nnd full on Pet's dress. In an iustaak 'VIHtbero arose a cry of tiro and all Dream gSHconfusion. CuHuc bis mad folly far vKJLaVafl

. brginuiiis ibo iltbturbauce. Jack pulled oil vaBSbis cont, nnd wruniins it round Pet. ax. vSsjMI linsuinbed tbe tlames and carried k,-vSa,Pa-

outside. BaTo place ber in a cab and drive to tim xUdBBhobinial uni tbe work of a few momenta, (but Jack linsered without for more tnm r4Han hour till a message Mas brought hlaB'Htbat the poor cirl was oat of danger. 'VV'SaffaVafl

, It was se eral weeks before Vet waa aUV''X---

lotved to leno tbe hospital, and It WM 3bBcry sad journey thnt those two made m r';lBSLoudon n week later, for both knew Uim'PPJnever asain would pretty Pet Patridc WVjVSiHseen upon the stae the nature of beciaVSHjuries rendering ber a cripple for life. jjfc9

Jack UL'censiucly blamed himself thr,:UbeiuR the ciuio of tbo accident, bnt Pt,BpHdroning his head upon ber shoulder, jpJJBHsaid : "vdPH" Never mind, Jack, dear! I'd willimg.l ;jBBBajly co through it all over again, tea hu. 'it PPSdred thousand times, if I thongki M .VvBnawould wiu mo your dear love." ''I'v ')"sifiHSome years bave rolled by aineeMla)' Habove narrated events occurred, andi ta PPPJday you will not find a happier couple Ml jPPJor out of tbo profession than Mr.andlUh 'PHFleshtint, or a prettier troupe of timm JPPPJromps than tho two tiny Pet w iPPflthe two valiant Jacks wbo ' SPPPJthem mtmma and papa. Pap. mS JbmPJdoes not get X8J a week, timk Mm PPflmarket value on tbe legitimate teMMB 'PJPPJba gone up coosidsrablr of late. MaVH AbHhas never regretted nla ronvena a ttVPPJmatrimony. VVV" lfil

idiaaaaaaaaait ,'

AMATEUR BOXERS' STATUS.

Efieot of the New Rule Adoptedby tho Ai Ai U.

William n. Curtis, President of the Metro-politan Association ot the Amateur AthleticUnion, when he accepted tbat position an-

nounced bis purpoto ot exposing tbo Insideworkings of tbo nilegoj amateur boxing busi-ness. He preferred tbree distinct chargesagainst reputed vtolatori oi the law. As tborule tliou existed bo would have been obligedto prove tbe man's guilt absolutely In orderto dlsclpllno lilrn. This, on tbe taco of It, Is avery dltllcult matter.

Tbe Union bas now taken a load of troublefrom Mr. CurtKs shoulders. ll,bas pasiodthe "suspicion rule." lly Its provisions anyalhleto can bo suspended from tho amateurranks, pending his ability to proo bis Inno-cence.

Many advantages arc expected to bo derivedIromthls law. It will, Us advocates claim,tend to purity all amateur sport.

President cuitls does not expect that thonew law will make men honest, but that Itwill prove a decided lnccntlvo for sonio oftbem to change their courses.

Tbe new law maj bj violated, of course, butgreater secrecy will bo necessary for safety luso doing. It will do anay with boxers audtheir backers getting in lino for tbo box officeto draw their money as soon as their boutsarc over.

Consternation oxlsts among many boxerswbo have been so long posing as amateurs,it Is said to be urtalu tbat iuoic than nuypugilists ulll be suspended under the newlatv. 'ihueo men aie tisktug tbemselve-- ,' What can we do no J" It Is expected matsouiu oi them will be driven openly Into theprofessional ranks, unJ tbu local pro. emlonalsmo wondering wbere these men Mill nguiu Inthe t,anie.

It is alleged that manyot there as ama-teurs reevlted as mucu as tKOO apiece lortour-roun- d exhibitions. Many very cleverprofessional lighters would bo glad to light,orpur-e- s of slmllur magnitude. The nnaldisposition of tbo amateur stars will boHatched with InteiesU

Owing to the recent rains, tha New Yorkand Philadelphia baseball teams were unableto play In the (Quaker City yesterday. Tbosame state ot aliulrs muventcd the

game at wnsblngtun. The gamesulajcd lesulted as follows:

At !!Ulmoro-llrotkl- rn. 10; Baltimore, C.

At CinctnnftUCIflvelaniJ, 'J; Cincinnati, 0.At St. St. IaiuIii, 0, I'ltUlmrg, 11.

At LonltTllla Chicago, si lxuUTllla, 4.y tbe following schedulo ot champion-

ship games will be cai rled out :

At Wtablnston Nnw York ti. Waahlofton.At Phllaitca'hla-llrook- ljn . I'hlladelplila.At baltluiore Hotou va. Baltimore.At Clntlanati 0 crrland va. Uluulouati.At Loularllla-Cbtcau- o Ta. Lojlavlilfl.At BU i.uul.-Htlit- ra. bu LouW.

Tbe Columbia Athletic Club Is enjoying aboom, 'ihe Club 111 have roud races everyThursday during Apt II and May, starlingftum tbo Uonoubue Hotel, Mxly-tblr- d aueetand KUbth avenue, at H o'clock. Membcis ototber clubs are welcome to Juln In tbe Colum-bia s runs at any time. P. Wal.enschlager, tbeclub's star runner. Is looked upon by some asa dark horse In tbo coming individual Juniorchampionship contest, April at).

Many sporting men are disappointedtbe conditions ot tbe

right havo been changed. Tbuy expectedthat tbe battle would bo de-cided wltb skIu gloves. In private. As tbomen are righting for money, tbo (2,000 purseoffered by the coney Island Athletic Clubproved a suftlclent incentive for tbem to agrjeto battle before that Club, May u.

aa

Frank Simmons, one of the Amity AthleticClub's officials, says tbat bis Club will closeIts boxing season Tuesday nlgbt nltu sumoexcellent spariing. Among tbose wno bavepromised to box aro: Hugh Winters and TomCotter, of Brooklyn: Jack Mkclly and JohnnyMartin, of tbe Mationnl A. C; Jack Gormanand Jimmy llooney, or tbe star A. C; Edhnceney, of tbu National A. C, and JodShorten, ot tbo Williamsburg A. A.

Jack Horsey, "tbo Ualtlmoro Spider," siysIf Harry Martin is not satlsned nith tho out-come of their last ngbt at White Plains, nndin which Horsey won in clevcnrounds, bo willmeet him again beiorc any responsible clubfor a purse.

TheXavler Boat Club Is making a deter-mined effort to tako a place among tbeleaders this season. It has several crewspractising for the coming regattas. 1 ho re-ceipts of tbe Club's ontertalnment May A willbe used In furthering tbe club's ambition outhe water.

Tbe newly organized Sagamore AthleticClub Is steadily increasing In membership,and in a short time v, in hold Its initial stag.Among tbo n boxers in the newClub are bammy Kelly, Jock Ityan and PaadyMiller.

Those connected with tbe management ofthe Clinton Athletic club's boxing sbow tobe held at tbe Metropolitan Opera-Ilous- e to-night claim that It will be one or tbe best oft be seasor. There w 111 be ten bouts betweenclever boxers.

Kddle carter, of tbe Suburban Harriers,Bays tbat tbe fifth annual cross-count-

handicap, to be run from Fort Oeorge thiswill be tbe most successtul of tbst

organization.m

The Athletic Club and tbeWolf Tone Club, of Ilrooklvn, will play amatch game of Gaelic tootbaU at Erestlna,h. 1., at li.30 r. u.

FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

M. F. Collins has been recommended toGov. Flovterlurtheoniieof Matu Pilnlerbytbe central Labor Council of 'Iroy.

The Mosaic and Kncnusttc 'lllo l.aicrn'Union ordered aslrlke rstirday ai t lie slinpof W. K. Jackson, nhcre a suspeuucJ membertsworklnr.

A painters' strike Is In prognss on the JobsotKtvres Klto, Thirtieth street mid Ninthavenne. against thu emp'oymcut if non-

union men.Tha ntllcrs elected by tbo ltrookljn Fire-

men's Union aie! William Wnltcr, recre-tar- y

; Henry chevrcux, Financial secretary ;Uiorgc (itiebcl, 'Ircasuier.

Pollers and yatidpatents' 1'r.lon No. i:i lias .

ItiUorteil I be strike of the i ublocl-mn- i s, an Jthey are out In all sbopi Mutu thu latter uiuon strike.

Unless tbe n carpenters employedon tho (Hand Ccntinl Hold, Hrra.l.n uniFourth slrecl, tc dlsoiini'Ktd a stilkc mil lu i

ordered tbeie ret Monda).Clnrles dresser, rredin-!- ; IIok'Ii nnd

lleuiy luvu lnvii eicciiilut Uw.ilAS4-inbl- U.M1-I- , K.ot I., to '

rui re-c- tbem In Hie llaiinoiu icultrenu',(.ailed by tbu Centre! LaLcr tut n. i

'A rumor Is In circulation to thccrTrrt thatIbe Heading llalltnad Company (Mil potnotices next Monday announcing n iiencrslreduetion of wnges. it luloiibtfii It tlicetn-plnjee- s

arc rtuuy to &tmo uultiSl the rtduc-- ,'

tlon.local AfetnWy :i.3Hti, K. of -, Women'

Sblrtmakcrs, will stun a factory, t

uud desire the a"s,lstanen of K. of I.Corrrspord ltb Mis. Addle unla.

bac, 40 Congress street, (irand K.ipU'B. MKIi.Tbo Ilrooklvn s' fnlon Inn

reaustedthe llullrtlng Irados louin.ll of tboKastern Dlstilct tuatslt them In unlunllngthe hliups (.1 llostes .'clinieck and Muisih.Oerberd ltels ns elected delegate to tho

Trade Is btlsk.'Ibe House lcavue, of llos-- 1

ton, bas Issued n circular to Ihe clothing mer-chants of tbat city, (iflering to all ilrius whiiie

healthful and 'aro made unuerlUinune conditions a ceitlllcate signed by tbo .

Piesldent nnd becrvlary of tbe League.Tlin boss stone tuttcis of Nenark, N. J.,

liMllig rcIUMdl to illiilidge tlielr machineworkeis.lt is ex pee led that an extendedstriked! ttiestonit ludnstry of Newmk will,be tbo consequence. The light will be com-plicated thiougb the lact lli.it. tbo men whosodlsmlstal is demanded haio recently Joinedtbe Knights of Labor.

Urlcklaycrs' Union No. 0 has voted downa proposition to send delegates to tbo llrook-- 1

lyn (K. U.) Ilullillng Trades Coumll uud the ,

Urooklyu Central Labor lcderatlon. Thequestion Is not to be taken up again unlesstne other HrlcklHyers" I nlousnf liroohlyn Jo'ncither of tho two bodies. W. uprcner, P. 'Ptlaiun, W. Felton, p. Mason and ( nartesKocho were ileutcdtureMso tbe constltutlor.

Unions New. too nnd llll. ofPhiladelphia, bale Miueeded lu keeping anumber of Ualtlmoro clg who wereto tako tbe places of strikers irnm leavingtbelr Jobs In lialtlmorc where agents badbeen sent by the 1'lilladclphln bosses.

Delegate: tu the eight-hou- r conference forthe May deinouM ration in Urooklyn wereelected tbls week by cabtn.'t-Makcr- s' UnionNo. 1, tho Hat Kirishers' Association, llouse-Palule-

Union, Firemen's Union, L'Uar-Make-

Union No. 14U, Labor Lceum Asso-ciation. Laborers' Union No. U and Uartcnders'Union No. ll).

The new oincers ot the Walters' HumanityClub arc: Paul iliisli, President; HenryOrefke, : M. Decker, 1 rensu it rj

'Charles liebnke, Financial Secretary; C h.hchoenbeig, Ileeordlng uud Coi responding

Irsecrrtary; J. Mlbcrcr, Trustca; liriiestKlein, Paul Illdllngmejer, s Ooldleldt. Aud-itors. T be Club bus at present '3 memberi. '

Bartenders' Union No. 10 has elected AI- -tert Klilue, Treasurer: (1. Alick and 11. KaUItch, Auditors; M. lleid.'lborg and It. 1 borne,'trustees; Mm Kocrnlg, Delegate to thu Cen-tral Labor Federation; .Messrs. KoTiilg.Kopf and Thome, Delegates to the Joint LocalLxecutlve Uoaiu; Win. Koerntg, Delegate totbe Klght Hour Cinlerence. Kern's As.emblyltooius nnd I.cluS Astoria Schuetzen Parkbave been unl.nlred.

1 bo Workmen's Fire Insuranco Associationbad ll,D,"l memoers on April 1. 'I be receiptsduring ihe Inst tlscal ytnr were 14,74.,l.-.4-

,

ana (li.OTU.37 were expended.' 'ibe follow-ing onicers were elected last night: tiusiuicDressier, Manager; 11. Folgncr, Auditor;Charles LudwIg.ltccordlngHrcrelury; Messrs.lrl bel, Kut.ciier, Haulrg, Obergrlosser,Ililmm-:- r and Hleth. hxamlners; Mesirn.Weber, Colltz, Oreicb. ,. Jannnowskl, Waas,Kngel, Olcck, Horn and Mmon, cummlttee onAppeals, ll was decided to tbeAssociation.

The ofltclil organ of tbe Kr.Uhts of Laboradvises District Assemblies tu send delegatesto tbe coming Intel national Labor congress,lobe held next Fall In Zurich, Switzerland,In order to asilst In restricting " tbo evils ofuuwejeoino Immigration to this country,"nnd to show tbo Huropcan workmen "thatthe K. ot L. In the United States are willingto do tbelr share In tho gicat Internationalstruggle for emancipation. "

At yesterday ovemng's g oftbo New York machlnbiis In Clarendon Hallspeeches were mode"by General MccretorjMorsu and J. Kuline. Mr. Morse said that, be-cause the machinists' trade was poorly or-ganized, their wagos wete hardly liult of whatthey might bolt they baa a powerful organ-ization; they were not even strong enough toabolish piece work, one nt the worst evilsthat bad been done away wltb by many otherlabor unions, similar meetings will beheldevery month by tbe machinists In differentparts ot tbo city.

P. i:. Jensin and Cbarles Fink, of tho Jour-neymen 'tailors' Union of America, havo pro-posed tbat a lt leature bu estab-lished by that organlral Ion, a plan to thateffect to bo submitted to tbe membership atlarge. Amendments to the constitution re-lating to tbo management of tbe generaloffice aro to be submitted by May l. Secre-tary Lennon made an agltatlrn lour throughNew Jersey and Massachusetts and be reportssatlstar.tory results. To organize ButtonSI 00 Have been appropriated by the Generalcouncil. Charters were granted to newuulons In Trenton, N. J., and Wllllamsporl,Pa., last mouth. Strikes are In progress atMinneapolis, Minn.; Beaver Falls, Fa.: Ports-mouth and Norfolk, Va. 'ihe receipts InMarch were llMtuy. The crganlzlng fundcontains 11,440.411; strike fund, !!,a3.40;,total In tbe treasury, 4,'.''5.tl7.

Prescribed Without n Diploma.Vlncenzo Llbertlno, ot lUl'Mott street, was

to-d- held lu tho Tombs Court In 1,000 forexamination on tbe charge of practisingmedicine without a diploma or licence.

ICTOil DOB H1LLIARQ SHOT.

His Frtco Poppored by a Gover-

nor's Island "Super.''

It All Happened at the ttchenrsulof New I'lny.

Acior Hob Milliard Is Mr lcs hindsometr-d- than bo 'was two ve houisago, at bolies in bod nt his liuti l-- l West Frrl)-llilr-

stieet, with tbo left side of his face i'pperdwltb snull bo:, tho result of an accident lastnlgbt.

As It adlng man In Atiftiatui PltouV com-pn'i- y.

he wus rehearsing the character of Col.Italpli Hiker, l.N A.. ln"Acru3l tbo Poto-mac," r.l tbo TiU'inj-tbli- d street Tlientrc.Ho was lending the forces in im attack upontho Confcdi-int- Army, when onoottho

n "tliluklug part," played by aMildlcr Hum (lOicinor's Island, blazed nwnyat him, leielllng lilin to tbe floor and rerais-ing thu I'nIO'i Ar.nj moit etTeutuiilly.

Aclor llllllard's associates assisted btm toMs feet nnd hurried him In a cab to Dr.Ktilghl'h bouse, 'JO West Thlrly-flrs- l sticut,where social hours were spent In pickingtbe molecules of powder Iroui Ills face.

Mr. Illlllnru was then taken tu bis borne,and when an KmMno woiii.d reporter sawlilm till morning bis head and I see. were com-plete! bandaged, and be Was surTerlug greatJMitn.

It was all due," ho snld, "to the 'super'who wus pla lug line of the Confederate sol- -

dlers. instead u( tiling over my head as bowas ordered to, be let It go lull lu my lace,aud this Is tho result."

llouniolled the bandages and exposed tholeltMJoof bis luce which was dolled with

.little pin beal black mark'. The left cyowas Uully lonlilsed nnd bloodshot but bissight baJ been miraculously pre r rd.

"The poor sillier' wasn't really tn blame,"tho actor continued, "and be lelt alums', nsbad nil do. but not uulte, though. Wo allthought that having icgulur army soldiersthere would bu no danger in tbelr bundlingof tbu guns, but Hi tius esse tho soldiersnanped hlgmi once at tne nnd It failed tocxpb ae. He then reloaded It and that timeIt went, off wltb a tenjteaurc.

" I Intend, however, tu ploy the part nextMonday H I nm not foreed to dlsgu',.o mysu.ttooborrllnv, and shall play It even wltb au

."

PARKHURST TRIAL DAYS.

Throo of tho Clergyman's Crises toComo Up Next Week.

Another of Dr. Parkburst's cases will comeup for trlat Monday, when dispossess pro-ceedings against Hapbael Israel, the occu-pant of tbo bouso 114 West Thlrlj-nr- st

street, will bo held In tho Eighth DistrictCivil Court.

Dr. Parkhurat'a companion, "Sunbeam"Krvlng, and Agent Gardner will testify as towhat they saw going on, at tbo tlmool tnclrvisit to I be house.

Then on Tuesday tbe case of Marie Andrea,Indicted loi keeping a disorderly bouse at 4'JWost Fourth stieet, will Us tried In Part 111.

ourl of General fcesslon- - Dr. Parkbtirstwill co a witness and Assistant District-Attorne- y

Mcluttro sas tbo evidence will bomore rcvultlug than tbat taken In liuttloAdams's recent trial.

When asked to dehcrlLo what took place Inthe Andrea bouse. Dr. Parkhur.-- t yesterdaysal l to an Kvesimi Woni.u lepcrter:

It Is a French house : that seems to coverIt all."

Ihe suit to eject nattle Adams fiom thepremises ll.T East Twenty-sevrnl- n street, inwblcb the evidence Is expected to be a repeti-tion of that oncied in the trial to eject berIrnm No. ill, will be tried Wednesday, byagreement oi counsel, in tbe lUghtb Dlsttlctcivil court.

SMALL-PO- X OUTBREAK EAIN.

Five Oases Found by the HealthOffioiah To-Da- y.

Another due of Typhus FeverConies to Unlit Also.

Ihe Health Depsrtment was notified thisthat nf Ireih cases of small-po- x

nuliicasool typhus fever bad been dls.'ov-er- e

J.Tho pntlenl suffering from typhus fever was

I'criiis Casey, thl.-t- ). our years old. of 110tlanseviiort street, Mho Ha'ked Into lleltevuoHospital the win r day and said he was sick.

The doctors, IblnUng he was sufferingfrom nlcuholl'm, placed him in tbe alcoholicward, uhern u number ut otbtr allegeddrunken men had been placed.

Ibis morning, bowel cr, tho doctors visitedi the man u;nln and found that bo was suffer-

ing from typhus Icier. Ho was removed toNt rlh Unit her Itland.

The victims of stn.ill.nnx are :Wnglopp Vtlenier, thlrtj-rln- e years old, of

nt)7 East Omi llundre.i and ITrst street.' caliln Douglas, three Jears old.of 1471Flnt avenue.

I John Zurko, one year old, ot Mil Htantonstreet.

Heckle Asber, eight years old, of 13 Poyerstreet.

Unknown married woman, tncnty-fou- rJems old, ot 17 West Ninety-nint- h street,Mbo, It li claimed, Is the wife of a newspaperreporter.

The Isst named contracted the dlseacowhile vlst.Ing a wedding at the house ot berdressmaker, who lives In Brooklyn.

a,

'dr. holcombe makes terms.HIb Wire Finds i Im and a.'rs. Wylle

Tot other on a Btcnmehlp.News of tho arrival In Han Francisco of Dr.

Almcron J. Holcombo and Mrs. P. A. Wylle,tbe eloping Jersey O'y couple, was receivedtbls morning.

I Colli were well known In Jersey city so-

ciety, and wheu they ran nway together,about six neeks ago, tbo ntlair created a n.

Mrs. Wyllo Is tho wltoof T. A. Wylle,of the Urccnwuod Lakolcc corn-pa- n

) if Now Jersei.and lived with ber nus-b.i-

and twctve-yenr-ol- d son In tbu Myrallenrv nats In I'nvunla avenne.

boon alter she and lir. Holcombe went awayword was lecelved that a party answeringto tbe description of the couple bad arrived

I at Panama, and bail taken the steamer to SunTrnnclsco. Mrc. Holcombe started overland

l for han hranclsco, nberu sho arrived severaldays ago, and was ou tbe dock when tbesteamer arrived.

When Dr. Holcombe found that bU wife. was bent up'.n making lilm disgorge some of

bis property bo ore'ied negotiations with berllimugb her counsel. Ho agreed to turn overto bis wife nartot his real estate In Jireycity and Minneapolis on condition that sheshould not prosoiutu hlra. This propositionwas accepted by Mir Ilclcombe, and paperswore signed last nlgbt to tbls effect.

AMONG THE WHEELMZN.

Th Montana: Wheelmen will ba represented byMe.are. Klllnihain. Kllm-k- , Ceeler, Pitcher,I.vnch, Hlti aad Cllrard In taa race uieeLa durlncIbe Hummer.

A rlub run I) tbe Manhattan Bloele Club willbe held Co'tnorrow,

Lane la'aud Whralmen are etill looklnr for aeultable aita for their new

Tne Bedford Wheelmen are maklOK an eitraenoit tolncreaae their memUrihlp.A very enrceaaf nl olnb run waa that of tbe LrasiWheelmen laat nlcht.The IltTermde Wheelmen are preparing for theirrace uu eta to be held tbu Bnromer.