NEW IHK SOCIETYRainier-Burrill Wedding in St,

Bartholomew's To-day.

RECEPTION AT THE GOTHAM

flics Helen Converse Clark.Daughter of Prof. J. B. Clark,

Will Be a June Bride.gaton Burrlll, daughter

rif(] t.» ¦'¦¦¦ »dine Ratal« r, «-..i. ..*Rali flu«, after

hiircii. TueceptlonBrill he

ilcolm «'lark and

f.d the.1 Malcolm «'lurk. Allan

« » '.. Thotnaantard and R |

Van ¿

tar of v111 I»«- ma"- i.-,i n. Jo»oi Battu .;..-. May 31,

Kum-jjnn. N - 1 S lu» n Will take

f. will he followed by a

'"roft.home «if M: Pronl

\ \1 a ] ||.eve fl ay.

The MISS Dfl

..f Floahta :

and. to Arthur Herbert Htsgetneyer. ofl'iaee «m \\ edi

Bfj eg will h. heif honor, andbe his brother «. be«1!a ¡n be ii"» ard C Bro

¿¿v,-, i yard Halatesd George .larvi»Julian V*. Whlpple, of New

York; v \\ «on I»rake. of Warrenton.¦

R «¦. W. Meredith Dickinson, of Trenten. X. J.

Ml«» Helofl COavsiSO «Tlark. daughterihn Bates Clark, of Coium«

erslty, and Mrs '"ark. will ba-or Henry t'arringtontorsi < 'ollegi. on June

Manhattan Congregationalstreet 'i ba

gar, Henry A. Stimaon. who officiât*»»! at

gaj wt m of bsi p»aronta forty-two»¦«ara ago, w-il! perform tha OSremony.

if R1 limond. Va,Mr I.Hti ¿i«-te-. will act

of honor, and the bridesmaids,«i;i I»«-- . and «Clover T«->«id.

Florea**! Ri ea, AnnoMoore, of New fork, ant. Miss Qlsdys

M J, Mauri. » «'¡ark, a

s bride, »« . : rnan.and th« ushers »«. ill Include William CLancaste:. of Montreal, and I'ai.ti'v I

of Richmond, broth«-«-- «»f them; Professor «Charles W

f Clarean E. Arslreiand Profetssor William E.

Ilaoa *.» :- MlSS «'lark willher bridal «.ttendants on June

:h«son, and Professor Lsncsster»r dlanei on

Tha twin dauj-hti"-« of Ml ; Mit foui m ni

. .- ten«*d yesterday at the home <.?lid street. The

R»v Herbert Shtnman ofti.-iat« «i. Theythe names «.: May Glad

.'via Kennedy. The Sponsore for the1~mrr were Misa T!l:zabe:n Royl and

FbWler as godiii-ithets andHoward Willed BS gOdfgtber, and for

i) ajla and Mum Mad-. mothers and ITIldreththe t »ndfather of the

tolas, sa s father. Mra Wllleta wasUli» i", Bloodgood.

«Vrchlhald P. White gave a danre ¡a««i -rta for mi*«

Helenv. t-iK-a' dancingIn th<» » i h supp« r

followa/1 nuin-

r- BBd Mi«-« I.ota R b-taaon ara apemllng a f< si thaMarlr»«- «n Atlantic «"ity.

r ce a hrld-r«-t- :nv p» Matoa. her BOUntryajio ,,,.. Gaf*d«Btl | T-lRT«! feekg m sabot R»sn«*olph o\i*n. o' '. S I '" Will be to'-basf to whoh a larc"

. SSt SVB been in¬

gas!

kr. a--, Mr* Erneato C Fnhbrl are du»-to arriva »». {torn York to-inorrww on the

l

kr» Byai Kerby f»h*«-rvena haa cl<*a»ed¦kg bous« ¦;¦. ii ra»f 7Rth atreet, andI« S« t a for a BhSli ata-k*ft>r» e .¦ »a« a, guniH-rni it Lei

Mr. arid Mrs Montalgs i-* ktentagne»no i«pr, . , .,,. ..,,, araajig are booked*» «all f . ...rro--/. »On th« Ir»SBBJB ' kr» n house at «"edar-¦>*¦.*.». 1. . _-f_ i,a Montagu»!*»» Mk irde Jurgsnsan.

Aml»a«»sador and Mm»««*» 0s»»»-: a R r,,r 7;,.rep,» to.lav

krs. Haaiilton McK, Tweaably win e o«.

Pltth avenue, on May 29*>¦««. »i«h i a- lugkter Miss Rasa Tw>m-«w »r ." to Newport to spend the sum-Oar

.*'¦. and Mrs William H Page have arr,u< I- ihi .¦«,,. utjany and ara ai«be St J

R!rR«h.M. w, i>¡k»>. who la sailing fotbrisad -fa«.« ¦ small dinner last"bai at the Bt ttag-

;Mr ».'! Un .1 Hall Mc«"ullough will1! ¦»*¦ Prance on June Ô.

** Jame« A Blair, who spent the win-.».Ihi- i-.ar ;, gone to her piar«» at

'.a aa»»-- w

*'*r Ba« for th» summer.

ka ad Duchess of Richelieu ere

da«, Bi-lsrcllff, N. i» »hr.rt

r»r »nd Mr« Wlllism K. I,amherf w < IS¿* ."' ¦' md of Mr. a.-.'l

". A-'- «J a» Aidale».

in!' *** Mr" ""s'!fV Wataaa save s

^*T la'» nlKht hi the St Re(?ia. Tbiir"?»«» ftum hered t.

r »nd Mrf) Willie» H. Tew will ar»en«l,,J*nm«rat Westbury, Long island.

** aIN THE BERK8HIRES.IS] *l-_rt¡,l, t«, Tlia Tribuna

¦M.-. II. Misa Clementina« *¦**. H having an addition built at

DR. I>\\ ID SI \Kk JORDAN*.Who has resigned the active presidency of Lcland Stanford Junior

I niversity to devote his tune t«. promoting world-wide peace.

Edgeromb vilia, which wir be completed!i-t <«f the month, by whli tinie Htaa

1'urniss will arrive here « ,v,,n.

Ml« Kati ,n y ami Ml M i >.¦

dayall end Mrs. Herbert P Mi

l I In i« "¦ : ur« are pnIng I. ipy theli .¦

Mr. and Mr NeWbold Morris arrivedto-night t|,.

BrookhurdtMr. and Mrs. Richard Dlsey and

»Rosamond Di«a y en'r..in Boi

WASHINGTON.*"' B

At the White Houae.N,: " ¦ llson

wore ntt.oon in the dr.i «VhlteUou>«

of Oouchi llowing the r<-. i,.. j\r\tLouise A. Wilil,...

Inter' .,, (he m .¦

room.Mi' s 1.o ano: '.

Unit.- .. ¡,,thla morning

Mis.-- Hall, M M,«... |,

III Of I in« hi. Mis M cl »Oíaid, Misi Btadelman and '

who have I...

ami of the pawl

The Cabinet.Mrs. Brysi ¡to

1 «T H v .«. k 01"' . t hieb

she and t: tl are buildtun Loin. Mrs

has made i ¦.

tin- next te;, days, but tl 9 of

State has several Import gagementaMr- Redfh ,.i \«. in leave Washing!

Thursday, ata: 29 foi ... dt t" BrooklynMontreal. »She « l . ap-

it.o th" last of .Jun«

In Washington Society.Sir feeii Bprlng-Rtce the Ambassador oí

Britain, ta large dinm r i I Ight bj MiMis »Philip HenrjRear Admiral ¡n <! Mr« lohn Magowan

d their WashingtonWill sail friim New » ork tin-, «"k to

Kp< nd the aummer In ifiuropiThe Vice-Presiden! and Mra Marshall

will be the guests "f honor si a dlnneito morrow nüght b] the Italian

Ambaasalor, and 01 »Saturday nlgbl Rep¦. antal . Flood »give a large dinher nt ths < bevy ''has* >C*lul In theirh«.rior.

AT NEWPORT.[Rv T"i«-«r«f.h toThi Tribune. 1

Newport. May 1?. Reginald C Vnmler-

btlt, aecompanl'd by Presión Gibson, o'

Washington, made an Inspection of Bandyl'oint Farm Portamoutii ¦.«).< Mr,y*anderblll »jsve " stsg luncheon at thefarm doling the after n«.on and ret urn..1

to New York this evening.James J Van Alen pai.i a slcrt visit

here to-day He inspe« t"«l Ilia ««-tat..

\\ akehurst. arid letUTBed to New York

to-nitfht.Mrs. i Towneend »Binden snd Miss Hür¬

den have arnv.h ;.' FairlewnMl. ami Mrs Royal II«.,' SITOH ha e

returtieil to New VmkMr. m,,i

" les M Oebrlshs sn

s of tlolr daughter. Mr«,. U'onar.l

M. Thomas, in N'eu Tort

ZOOLOGISTS MAKE MERRY

Members of New York Society HoldAnnual Celebration.

There WSS no lack "f eniertainineti' ffl

three bundrod or mon member* ol

New votk Kootagtaal »Socletj jreeterda:attcr.'ionti. when members' «in« was oel«

»arated at th* New York Eoolofflcal »PiarlThere was a concert by tlie lid Reg!«ment band on '-tie lawn In »froal of the

adiiiinlstratieii hull IliiK ami a mi*amusement WSS «afforded in tlie different

haunts Of tbe MltlKle folk The *|lstill tOO "'id f« Baldy and Ills erudite

giniian »supporters to go through theh

mlaetrel "stunt."l'rtneess. the original "hunger striker

«among pythons, who has not taken B

»Sits In almost two years, according t"

her keeper, was an Object Oi interest.Among those preeent were Profi

Henry i'airfield »Oshorn. Liapensrd Blew-

art U «Casimir do Rhsm, Madison Grant,William White NUea Trac R Pyni, , -, R '.rimi'll. «1"V eland II I'«"I«"'*''" ¦ M ** INI.. I-

Krank K Slurgla I.ewis Rutherfurd Mor.

riH I'm i «on McMillin. Wataoa R. UiCk-otinaii and Mortimei !.. .Schiff.

"Uff LIÏTLE FIND"Oscar Straus's Musical Comedy

at the New Amsterdam.

Uttle It¦¦.

lorn ty music innewi noth¬

ingthe

,

S Will.

Han

to en« uunt«

in

a with Its v<.'.¦.« It Is not

Im«noblei

. sed i

b atid

the f. «.«...

...i iii.t even knnla that at tin w< ml

lelegraiT

«1", nil

rolet «pari

In the « the Count

i.

In until the »nd of

Thei «¿active father**it, la,«, are plunsrd Iniu Hie midstbohemia) artists, students, llttiplot to I"

man's love foi I h««m tie

|phlla d<h.I.'- ink« «i .-«. thai

. tl I ' « f.'l tn« re are

ihr«e< isson

(Juanita leteher) becomtns the "If«- «if

the Egyptologiat witii wh4*m ahi is In

.\il t>.i «ta!^ material to «work

with, itm fa ¦. ii ¦¦"in«.!« is thi« musicalomedj s .¦ irt Amone the prin

la, o addltloi i«> those already raen-

tion. d, ne Ki nt. as the Count'sand Leila Hughes, aa his unsuapsct«

ed »daughter-in-lkw; Rebe Dali a the

girl who helped to hoodwink th« taro[atb«sra and Charlea Angelo, a h«*i poet-lover ntse fut.., ¦!, all of whomaang well and dan teú S4weptably, andHart« Maedonough, »s a comli family

nt. «h«. had one rood opportunityin the se4*ond act Among the aonga me]be mentioned "When i Was foung," in

the ¦prologue; "With All Your Kauii "

1,'ive Yon Still." "No Journej 'a Too Loi ifor a Lover," "Never Take a Btep TOOFar" and "Mv Uttle l"ri«'tid." tn thl

.i i and a "Bprins Bong- and "Lovethe World Over Is Mud. the Sam«-." in

op.Iif "MV 1.1': '-I«

Count ii«-;. rv ArtsS li-d U niton. rautanl. William P

Mr... .Kdlth HI.¡.m. .I until t « Fiel

on .Rebe Dal«rblllne . U , ,

In .fhsrle* \ngeinliar m . ,.

!>¦ US l'l»'ir.I fen. Ha

"H. L. P. S." SENDS GIFT FOR BOY.Bympetto for the case of a crippled

l.ov who ha.«- lost one of his '«-- h,i

brOUghl into th" office of Th« Tuf un«- a

letter signed "H '- !' s.. containingt -,. Th* aendei "i th< letter auk- thaithe tiioii..' i-i- applied t" the purchase ofan artiflclal leg 'or the boy. K* thewnter has not apeidlled, however, the

rular Individual foi \>i«.m the »glflwaa lit« ndi d Thi Trlbuni wouldh i, p .«- to '¦«¦ nmunii ite more fully

in- or her deairea sa to the disposition.¦t the monej

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.j r. - H'li.i.- lm< M¦ ¦.¦ ''m ef

Natal il v " tt '¦. ef

Ar'. New. Y ,i I. '¦ Van

ftortlaiDinner of the Sort* CSaraltaa ¦aaatty of Msw

To.k. Hotel Kalil . "¦

HMtk .... .,-. tMoeiattan of

w.it.ien Teacher«, lletroprtltan BuiWin«, s

p m

-

. n! 111...n.niifer. Jfluifi. i. HU"«, b.'HUI) n,

STANFORD HM KIESDr. David Starr Jordan Resigns

as University President.i

WILLBEMADECHANCELLOR

-New Office Created for Him, andHe Will Work in Behalf of

World Peace...... tit]¦'"I'ian. |,n«id. nt Of I.«la 'I

ford Junior inn. rail resigned to¬da* t. IheofBo icellor.v hlchwill sated

roi his ape« Isl benel.-,

resident of the univ« rsPy,trill i..i ..in«, preaioeni

Pr< si lent Jordan's retiren*«.... raity art! sav« o trot

i" d«time t.. wot h n '¦¦¦ '-

ii. arlll ¦.> .-... the

in a. -,

¦'"ii. .'»l Stillman, of theil. IIHSt!"i "i ¦- »r. Jordan bas

atioii of Btanford i nlv« i

t» bal if i« i« aus larg« I* to hlihigh Ideals bis br« adth of » ke« Bad

athy."Ball graduate

..f Slant..!.i || ano

« .. Ilfeloog ti lea i of Dr Joi dan Bfore thai t araa at various time

the Indians¦..-¦.. i Indiana and «n the

¦..-nt a*

David -'. .1 .roan the '

»f L« Bts nfoi «l Juniorfile. \. Y .I.M

«..n of mmm si i Huida11-'»** K .1 bi ought up on a

In "A -.'ii> liai nter -d

'"m. ni» la «apaniné si salonIn IIII, and having privately pun»tudie« m botany araa appointed, in 187«\an instructor of that . uni a. He held that

until 1872, when he was graduated."Master of hetan iThe following yesr Dr. Jordan wa« pro-

iiiv in Lombard « ¡ollegaburg, in. .-.: I in th« a.

tant in the latesoi gon, under the

Of AS. .' (Imi

barn.-a of Um foreiIchthyologists In the world. In 1171 he

- orgia nu«! thoeeIn the rictntty of Reaufort, N. C Thenf..r threi ad the Mod

N rth *m a«

?gy at Butler '

the latter year va«

ilr at soology at theinn-«»rsitv of Indiana, of wht« h hi b»-ame

¦ r-pa la' agent« 'eaaua in UTI 1*11.

mad« a r« ort f great i lue sa thef tha Pi leant.

Wht .! '.elandlunlor I nlV<**rsUy, In IMt David

stair Jord tvai '«.amended bj 4ai> White a.« a »-apable man to fill

-, and he wa« ae-

cd a BOrpa of pro-II part« of the world, ea.-h

.

tltul »n wa« int. .¦:¦¦« «-.'.¦'¦ fat the-.. .... .,

inned srtth « .

number of students fronMount t ma si

known throughout the worldJordan hai rae

of books Including»nlmala <<t I I rth«*rn

i it< Ital « ea Bket«Bl North and Middle Ann

llatl I .. ¦¦ -i» "' 'ooti '.

¦id '«iltur/ ' Mei "TheInnumsvable . ompnny" and ***! i

lame Piahe of Sorti Heand

ib, of Ban i>..-I'-i«..-,,it Jordan it hi

mermen! of 1« tloB at

rament ,srfl h the Ja

Ifl «ha f«»d.

could settle the entire question by dtpto-

to prove thai the n«>wer of American.«. di a elided from «»¦ I

;. - woman" known t*. blal laabelle of ' a*ho existí d In th*

"titurv. hut hi* r B01

favora i " pt»sdI »r. .Ionian want to Honolulu la«=t A«i-

l . and Iseturad on ''Internationalr. .,«¦< " P.efore ttint he caused s Si«,' |.-.ha 'ought t" abolish base¬ball la bts iiniver |ty beeauae of itatematie muckerlam." He also «-onsldersdfootball toe brutal to '¦. i- yed bj .«tu

il« nt"

I»r .lordan l'a« been twi"e marrlad III«

first wife wa-« Hunan Hov.cn Ml.« e< e«n,i|

vna .léanle I.. Knight, of WofCBBtST.Mam

MISS CARROLL A »TUNE BRIDF,

Her Engagement to Major John P.Hill aAnnounced.

P- Tal. «-1-apB In Tha 1 ribuna 1Rents- ira, May H Mr« J how.ii i ar¬

row announced to-day the engagement Sfher only daughter, Ruzatina, to MajorJoba Philip mu, t'nited Kiat.»« attorneyfor Maryland The w« «hlins; »»ill take

place In June and will be of bltsrSBt BOionly to lta'.tlmore and New York soi'lety.but also to many people Is Barops, whereMl»«s «arroll Spent her «rirllioi.d

Mis'» «arroll la a granddaughter of Mrs

Tucker «Carroll, with whom «he baa madeher home In New "i ork City the la o f.w

winters. She in also a grcat-gre.it -grande»daughtar of «Charlea Canon of Carrollton. a Blgnar of the Declaration of ln«l«'

!.. ndenceMajor Hill Is a graduate of Harvard, «

member of the MaBBsehiiBattB Society ofih.» Cincinnati, the Mar» land Club and

th« Metropolitan Club, of Washington

EISHOPS BODY LIES IN STATE

Placed in Cathedral After Prayers atDoane Home.

v ... \l;iv || I'lothed In the robe«

of the office he had filled, the body of

William < roawell I'.»una. r.|«.hop of the

g*plr*eapal Dlsa**ea sf Albany, lay la state

in All Saints' «'athedral to-dn».

Travers were «»aid at the H.shop's hoii«-e

at I" o'clock tktS morning, after whuh

th« hod- vas borne by porters to the Jcathedral, where It was placed 1n the

i«baneal A evutslfar, dressed in white,

stood nt the head of the coftln.The funeral will be held at the rathe-

dral to-mor-ow afternoon_ ...

DREW AGAIN HEADS PLAYERS.:The Player»-' «'luh at its annual meeting

last night in Ita eluhrooms. QrSfMTCyI'ark, r. alSStSd th>» f«illo\»mg ofli'crs:I..I.1, I«rew, pre.ld«'it. JoaSPb F I'.'l-vl'-e-president Hamilton Bell, secretary.and Jainea !.. Iaaidlav», treasurer.

OBITUARY.THEODORE F. MILLER.

Theodore lY'iimrhuvsen Miller, presi«dent of the Brooklyn Tr Company«died yesterdaj morning, after a brief ni¬

ât his home. No. |M Willow street.

»Brooklyn He «as born in New Yorkgraduated In

from the « 'ollegi . Itj "'' NewV..rk in tl ith the late Kdward'-'

admitted to Um sr ,ri 1171, be was aa-:. Kan« her

until l-:«:, u hen he I etary ofthe Henri c impan]

'.''i- I .,f lin- law

ii- waa a trustsi "f tiie »Brook ¦-

II".Khts ..¦¦¦mu ,r «.I the U>ngi- i: soklyn

¦1 ni.. |:.

Brooklyn Cltj »Railroad tompany,.. :. loi III the

Teli phom 'ompanj. the NewTitle Ina \. m

an)Bank, ami he

om¬it.moni cluba in Brooklyn of

' 18 I ili. Haniisrookl Montauk,

Klding and ». ing, !-.:..

1 '. '.

Re¬

inon,..i

HORACE GREF.LEY BURT..¦....¦ Ma U Horace lIreeley

formi . Union Pa[tneer

for on of < 'oranamoki

¦¦

«>->'k i ago hi ,ited «in for amalignant growth, and complicationa« i.i- o folio« id caused bis death.H..¦¦:¦:¦ Bui waa born In Jana-

IM9 and aa a «civil <II. of Michigan

begai oad work inii ni engineer In

ting to thi rank of division[| |M ht hei-ame

,t North«UN third VI«-«-

. ¦. hi we* pr.-si-ol the L'i fie »Ral road in

ivelled aro obe study«tllroad a) items

-.-

FRANCIS ALBRECHT.

Manhattan,»us home No. 187

I 'rankl:n Piare I i-: w.is sis«ty-il i old Mi AH-

.-.i In Fit'sine veil! i

tei of s cen«turv ol .,

if ... loi,.

and < ee di I willchurch al whl hi

THE REV. JOHN A. SAVAGE.The Rev lohi v Ba sga

pastor of the rirst «Pariah Unitarian»Church of Medfleld, Mass., from

live in the civilof that pari ''fhis borne h N J vest!'. wifl

WILLIAM. W. ST. JOHN.William W, Bt John, a news) iper man

I In »bringing|

tO the from NewN V

up o« aN hen ill -el him

St .lohn II.,,r the

.<«*. was;

ROBERT PYNE.Hartford ont Ma] II H " Pyaa

for maiare of

g to 1 he ¦ turn-on ««f the tías in hla room He was

I til.-ivii War i ir a tinv

I..- publlahed 'The Weekly Examiner."lated

a it Ii ..!."a -

GEORGE WILLIAM GALLIE.Montclalr, N J May IS George

Is* Halbe, of No -"" North Mountainavenu« died to-day after an lUnesa ol

ontha Mr, <¡aihe was forty-He wss an Insun

t roki '¦ Ith oil '.¦¦ -. Bi\. « ., ork i !.

of Moniears Hi

v«. i:.. .h .j aia cblMWiLLIAM. A. SMITHSON.,m a Banlthson, a dvll anglneei

i... formerly i've«i In Phllad«alphla« 11« i

hla home, No M 'ook avei m,'.m al i «. ith waa en

Ml Suit «'ii «an Rlold He l< av«ea a a Ife and two

CHARLES MORTIMER MORTON.Mi- || barias hlortl«

mer Morion, «-"i. "i' the late Samuel (.

Morton, "f Philadelphia, d'.«d In Atlantici|.\ toda 111 MOrtOn «Alts boni III

Philadelphia In Ml He never »inerciany buslm tnalnlj divoted l >>'-.. i "i

u.iiiis In the IVnii-ñyii ania lloapltal Hi wai at one time

aj Ivanla Prlaon .So¬ciety. Mi Morton leaves a sister, Ml >.

Thomae h Montgomi rj.

NATHAN A. METZGER.

.bea CUff,'Long Island, May 19 Nathan

A Mstsger, Maty-live rears of ape. a

e«eaith) retired dealer la sntlguss, of No.

IS Best .4th etraet, Manhattan, died in hissummer home here thla afternoon. MrMetiger, who had been a aummer rest«(i,.nt here tor more than thirt) «¦. ira

I orn .i i ¦' i"-«' He lea v. ;. a wifeand thr«-e childr« n

SUNDAY TOURISTS KEPT OUTWomen Defeat Plan to Leave

Mount Vcrnon Open.Washington. May Mi.Mount Veraoo,

borne of Poorgo Washington, wOl remain

rlooed to Völlers on Sundays as hereto«!«.re, as the re'ult of resolutions sdopted

«. the council of regenta of the Mount\eiin.n Ladh Ai ¦¦ itloa« now In sa«liual ,-csstoii.

.«.n was In response to a recent

formal mojui at from the rhamher of I'om-

passes of Washington, »pointing out thaiif open un Buadays Mount VTernon wouldb« visited annually by thOUBBadS unabl«;to do as s .¦. kdai i

m

LIVELY SHOW AT THE COLUMBIA.An «Aldtlme favorite with lOVOTS of bur-

the Bowerj Burleequers, with"Bddte" l'it/.C' ialil."J.o k" ijuiiiii. Mal.« ii«

Mot«.tn Mínale Lea sad Bdaa Orees as!the leedura dehghted s larjre aafjenwat the Columbia last evening. There ¦.

a lot of familiar aoi .. ,i in new« ,i i s and some new to the burlesque!told. anu.ii« them two by Mi-ci Morgan,who la »billed sa "th«- beautiful Austra¦Otis I'li'l Süd did u««rk tar above th««

burlesque k v. The auffragetteond t'.ut of tic-

i.'ir'i'-tta, was enough to induce almoet.m« loneaomi man t.. In arraeted, tor tbepouce force look«ed anything bul danger¬ous, sad there waa an enticing warden

tic peraon ol Nan Can*, "nie wholeshow is «bright and witty, and waa well Ireceived. I

M Mit HOUSES¡Bills at the Varieties for the

Current Week.

MAGIC AND ILLUSIONS

Musical Comedy, Return Visitsof Old Favorites and

Good Novelties.A rwripfefe musical comedy in a vaude-

theatre; etaboeate spectacular niu-Hding, however, a verv r«»al and

Ihai-daome lion; the return of Chlng Ling1 ¦'"". '»". « tun"-.» raai lai m [ntyre and

and Marie Dr« rager and the sp¬in* Rsssta »Yvnt. are among tha

so of this woek*itha variety bou

.mplet«. nv¡s| a' .niri-.iy, "Props."I .ni,|i|..»d at the New RrightOO Th.»,i-

ton Bant h. eaterday afatsrnooiisnd evei lag, with Billy B. Van an I the

Bisters b* the leading pand a cnni>any ..r twentj -Are I

" tes, *-i'ro; s" la a"f t.be mcldenta of Its

eeur back c

IS of a vai, atre on a Mon-afternoon. I*erforiu«Mri snd stage at¬

tachés are lntrodu» fed in an entertaln'ng.ray, Billy If Van being the -.rotiert»man, Who Is far more In evidence thanaras even his CMneea colkagua in "The

The fun Is faM and i-

rad to hag, and the» prodl dim.

not forgetting thei of the chorus. Another hit of theBrighton progrsmma la Datro, who

renders mu le on the piano a«**cordaoa allthe «ray from OPBTB to ragtime. There la

thing in dan-ing that the Eight Berlindo, SI d MlM lÂOtno and

Jeannette are two graceful and skilfulyoung acroi

The great Lalla Mbtnl presents at theT nlon Sr>i:are Tksatre this week her elab¬orate «fiectacular Illusiona. which requirefor the performance a large company ofplayers, a Hon and a horse. The me-

Ica] darices are Ingenious and workwell. Th«*Sbe«-t act of this young woman's

programme Is "The Lion's Bride,''with its dex«*eroua substitution at the last

la the role o«* the-. for the lion tn the CSgS InttS

which the young girl he wouid wed1« to he t use ahe refusesto renounce htm, the Sultan» 80n.

This Hot.'» bride !«. not the one of the

well known picture« but a girl o* the

Arabian Night«-, the ¦ l gaining muchfrom its Orients! getting after the man-

of tha Ruaalan ballets. Another ln-

genloua Uluaioi It iitlon of a

livtag v»..man for a Clay figure- "TheBathing Beaul i ; lenly *aUr**ounded

¦proutlng tountalna and flowers ¦.».her.«

a moment before there eras nothingon the stage ex .» and a model's

a third III lalon is that of "The«ai Pire Drama,'' with it«- ellBaaa of

a tire engine In full career, horses geJiop-m hissing and smoke UlUag the

a versatile Isdy la Mme 1 Ibtal,I ¦) .-¦ do« -¦ other . sb, hm hei lUta-stuns are wall

i ich s

It' the 1 1 I > 1'iare this week.

funnier than Wyni ha*

t« and strengthened bl «->..¦

.. -fa J« it« n i ¦ si

I a bit of entertainment of Its kind as

can he fotU d.-

A playlet, dealine witi: tl 0 present pop-

U ir subject of crooks. In wlilh a thinly«relied «mbodtment of a man whose nam-

.!y on every one's lias, Iiof th.» m«»st prominent characters, !a

principal offering ai Hainmsrstirin There is much merit i i th»»

.. which i« entitled 1 ha fc item,of Tsylor IraB

-. »»ho plays 'be peri of the crook -n

I an enter! manner. He is ablj-. d t v Lain i PI« f-pom. »vho playa

and Intelligence andbeen ai p«*eclatlon or the biimor«

rtaln Bttusliiffoi sal Im-

n of the grafting d« t<-<-tiv... who

greateat crook < ist UM'-Intvr« and Heath, in

their familiar droller :ct worn.

... er, and |.«.!-;.. Bated i

thai hit the mark Pialoath, a " ru irkahly pretty and vivacious

g aroman, made s distinct hit, withHarry Lsvan, In some noi land

..« \ novel act of Hanlonand CUffc v. o a -. ompllshed thastriking feats Of strenglh and hair."

and eertataty. Martin Brown and RoaBClka Dol - tad a dancing set

:. both were extremel) gra ¦>.'n nnd¦ d EJdwards v»cr«> aaccassful

in a different ia - Dr Carlii rman, th« ''tamer o«- .>-tr'city," ami

.won Comsd) Four were also en the

programmaMarie Pressler, sylphlike and silver»-

i. beads the bOJ al th« I thisweek in an act thing fromgrand otters to ¦make dancing Not sat-

With making the BUdienCS laugh Bl

hard as they did during the entire per-I formsnoa, aha wrung sobs from tue tan«

.!. r hearted with a touching little reclta-tion of the hab\ s-£on.-»\ uat w lll-mother-do now variety. Ralph Herí', another

Iheadllnar on the bill thta week, sings a

few songs la bis well known *jrhtina.«*al¡ma nur. One Of them. "If Totti STlfe Sa» s

it's Black." was vary weii .¡one. and

hears a rsasmhlanra to hi.« old "CouldTom Do It?" which be made populareotne yasra age. Bthel Oreen, the charm¬

ing little, comédienne. Singa one or taregood things anil wears some stunning

gowns Fraakljm Ardall and Man»» Wal¬ten appear in S rat lier good sketch, "TheSnfTranettc" Tom Dingle and the I-:.--jni.-r.ilil.i sisters are a »ei». good trio of Idan«.:«. Tom Mingles iSOSB llmbsd ca-j».«.rtiiig. sonii'Wliat after the fashion of'

1'rc.l Stone. proving very amusing.

Among the others are BalflBB Hraatz. the

lady who piggies all sit« of things ;n- jeluding soap bubbles, «'liarles and Pan-1nie Van. in a stage sketch, and M

and ....ein. »vith tin Ir humorous dla-1logue nnd dsaosa

At the Palace Theatre. which ha« he»n

playing to «¡ajMrit* audlenoea ever since

tha beginning of Mme lh-niliarilts en-

gag«nviit, the varlet] bill Includes 1». s-l

W ) nri. in the best of her ponular r»

tori of soi go; Hilly Q«tMdd and Helle A«ah-Ivn; «»wen MeOtveney« hl "Bill Sikes,"Ms »er-ion of "«»liver Twist." In which

laya ave ekassjeteri sa set seen her«.

before, but ri'talniiig all Its popular!!»-;Italian mustclaní and ràlagsrs; an aate*>tainmg irav.sty. ¦¦Travelling." present»'dby Monroe Hopkins sad Lais Axteii, and

atatoary pases i>>- Robbte thotûaaut,

The bill at the Fifth Avenue tbls week

Is an CSeepUonslly good ore. and has toteadlu.er CbfaSg Ung Too and his

company of OriiMltala Besides th« bâter-Ile exhibition (¿¡ven by ih.se

'.nie oiig men snd me feats of!. gerd« m.in- rforinad by "Mng Ling Fhimself,. 1: tie Miss Chee Toy, who is an-

noun<-«-<1 on the programme as the mslyChinese i-omedienne In the world, «!n«sone or tar. typical rajftime sonps In a

truly charttiinp manner. Her slight Hypiti preweunelag bobs of the ""awsoary«ookume" only BSTVeS to make the BSBSMmore attractive. ChM Sal«' has a reallygood vOlage i-choolroom act. In whteh betakes- several different characters« froma schoolboy consumed with embarra-««ment ano BtaaMMftBg »through S "I1'«*to tha deacon, with his red-topped bootsand turk«'>-n.-the-straw breakdown. Mr

:, Webb sad Ids oompany m-

treri '.¦"iiahlr the o:i"-a"t |la" ".Mr

friend," winch f:i:> a genuine thrifl in

the fina) sene. |. a Shlrl«>. the Httlelady with the Nk voice, smes pla«aMnglysad has n «K-o.'d partner, ai Wohlaaaa« a

barytone, win reopomla her so -. tt\ iun.- oi t! He a rata t a songa¦ .1 | hv Misa S'.ü!«" Phlna and herratl.er full blown ¡.iekar.inn;«'- do s,.

songs an 1 dances, and the daivln«*clever. B.-rtisk, the Strong trat

some enough to awks the feminineof th<- au.ii'Tic« quits Indifferent to th-

|fael that he is hjggHa| two hundr.dpound weights.

THEATRICAL NOTES.The I'.ivton Stock ( ompanv

opened tin« Park Theatre last nipht Witha performance of "A Butterfly or theWheel. At the Manhattan Opera Hous«

,,r of atocl waa sun » ith "AJimmy Valentin«William C lie Milles "The Woman.''

¦one of the successes of the season. «Illhe offered at the Harlem Opera Hon?«-next week, with Florence Malone andLoweii «Sherman In the cast.

The Mount Morris Theatre, at tilthstreet and Fifth avenue, opened Its don«--«for the first time last nlpht, presenting

\ Butterfly «m the Wheel" with a newst... k company headed by Wilson Mi

and Nance Groya.»tain Smith of the British ronvlet

shin Success has ehal>npe<i IToudlmwi o Bays that he can escape from M

the old ship, no matter howr.led, to attempt the teat.

Willis P, fr-'weatnam is announced to

¡Appear In a new comedy by RupartI Indies under the direction of Henry W.Bavaga early next fall.

Marparet Anplin has accepted an Invi¬tation to appear at th* Oreek Theetv«In I'altfornia la the latter part of August.Florence Martin and Inez Bauer «4r.ll

appear In "Mlle Modiste" at the Glob«on Monday nlpht.Klaw & Erlanger and Charles W. Bom-

era have bepun arrangements for thebuil'line of i> hippodrome In Milwaukeeon the site of the Plankineton Hotel."The Bpy of the Olen," a five-act

drr.ma. will be produced at the Waldorf-Astoria on Weilnesdav evenln«?. May 2'.v the etud«*nta of the .fll Hallowa Co.-

leglate institute. .

The enpapement of "DamajreiS Good.«"at the Fulton Theatre has been extendedIndefinitely at the ri«fl,iii"«f of many prom-IniI. Of tlie city

ONE-WEEK THEATRES.I st'.ck comnanv at Keith's Ha-'c-m

f'pera House produced last n'aht "Th«.Master of tlie House." a drama of tr.i

taken divorce, by Bdgar Jam-s Thispiece has much more t! an averagematiL merit, and If wa«; very I

rlly interpreted. I «oweII Sherman took

part of Frederick Hoffman, the morethan middle as«^«l captain of Industry,who is led into a serióse blundei Inting off old ties for new. and took It

skill Martha Oatman. as hla firstwife; lone McGraM, as his daughter,and Florence Melons, as the eocond I[Hoffman, were also most commendThe bouse was «rowd.d «end highlypreefatlvc «Setereen the a«cta IIAuk gave

I Impersonations and Ho: Levoj sang som.sentimental songs.

I«eo Dltrlchstein in "The Womaithe offering at the West »Sad Th Lira !week This will I..- Mr I'ltrIns», anpe.ir.inces in this delicious en''

¡of the SUSPOCtlbUity of genius ar:cure bv a (leer w ,:e

"The f.iack Paul' and her eeaapany«if colored playera snd lingers openedfOI tl .¦ week last nicht at the '1

<>ren lions« in " 'aptaln Jasper." Tn tcompany Is "Happy" Jullua Qleaa,

PALISADES PARK.T » eaudeetlle b:ii n» I «Ml .," seeele]

Palisades Amusement Pur...opposite the West >j||b street ferry, are

ost elaborate and verted

i «ollar Troup-s, In hlbllng, bead the «programme on tbihii'i'iiiironi. stage win a aensal .i

r. hatte thriller Istrap« at.ee of tl:,- Two Will«

lamsee The Glentiale Troupe, three mener a aatlng

Mitch" I on S revolving lad-daring

11 ;,....: etartlii-lo airship He

is ., topllner In lis dangerous profesiand was t."- some aaoo4aat«*dLincoln >3«eacbey. There n'a mar," n«v.

¡eitles for the entertainment of visitorsTío Sch.'t'.ck brothers have manare,! P«i-

park non foi aeveral reara »lin

a

MARRIED.I'LN'-TBE.'.nV't'.U, At F"lu«v!rij. V.

1 Uoeósmt, Ma) IS ISIS, hv rj . Ha¦.Francis rraaek Lit i

i,. 1 a« let«.» » Nocurd«,

Notice« nt msrrinite«, and death« «mtist haSSI oni pan led by full name and addre««.

DIEDBrooknan Jn'.r. 0 T*7. Emit» L B.llun/i. Kme.t. Jackson, WlUtan V.

.'. Miller, ThaoOer« W,ci,««. TvoojmJ. Monon. Charlee M.Dutcher, KimcS.

BlfiOKMAN tl tVeot Ptt% \\,r 17, ¡j'.i..n.hn r Brookman, ..¦¦» W ira >»r-,i.»s íesid.ce, Warnt Park, May 30, at 8 1Burial it Greenwood, V.» Ji,at 11;!.Y

I Monday. May 1? I>neet Bun.red buabead et 'arrie,

«ire, '..¦r«-«i.Jen> e. No. I ,. . 0:1 V.

'.. at one o'e'e k«ii ITFIEI D Ent. r- d Ii to re.. Heart f

lam CbaUleliX May l". ISO m bla¦ ot funeral beieafter,

RAS m.iv la Tvaaaa .lonepinn» Croe tnta4a rieh«), beloved » If« of n3«. feats. Funeral from

We 31 K'kMIi a.\r Thur»no«.:,

HER Sua teniv en MonrtajISIS, i:ri"«n l»uiclier Nuti.« of (u

faï-jih MaaaMjr, Mar ''¦ Ue\ at liaaafenl!o'.n In

Ulneo». Kriiio ;<.i,i». Bostwlck la wMli« ¡11 K l-'rtvInonder «ni Elisabeth .-^ofieiri Uom» k

h'un.-ril notice will be uivinJAi'KSON.Sn.llenh, at jfewaik, N I. en

M iv 17, ISM, \\'üllatn riMllliliiiJaekaea, »on of the la'' W Woloott «n«l Nani'i«. \>e Jackaon, In the ISUi year of Is ag<Pumral servi:«- at tin« late home. No <A4Hlgb at, on i ix >'¦ el " 3"K.-Utlve« and fr.^rnlii h re In-. ire.J to at'enIri.-rinent at Mount I'l«^s««an;

MII.LKR-Theoilore F Mlllrr. at hi» re«|r|en«e,N" IM Willo» »t M'.tvtay moniin«. May 1».tn the «¿31 year of hi» a««\ I'm..Ann» i'hurch. «Clinton an-t LiVtagBtas at-,

Kl\n. Tluir*!n. May B, at 10:30 aInterment at convenlen«« of family. KindlyOmit flower«.

MORTON.Al Atlantie r|tv, *t. j, «n PuneU-..Mai 1-. charle» MortlMOi Morton, son «>'I., i.- r>r, si.imuel Qearga Morton. In th«feu of tit» age. Service* will b« hel.l at.'hrlat Memorial r hur, h. «d and Cheetnut»i».. rhlladelphia. on Wednesday afttrnMay :i. at 3 o'clock.

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