The evening world. Newspaper, April 18, 1895, Page 7

NEW FIREBUCS Two Fires Started Above One IN HARLEM, Hundred and Twenty. fifth Street A BIG. APARTMENT-HOUSES, Amin the Columbus Avenue Di trict, the Motive Believed to Be Robbery. FLAMES WERE IN THE CELLARS. Residents of the Neighborhood Be- come Terror-Stricken—The Police Investigating. ‘The fire-bugs that have been operating on the upper west side have changed the field of their operations to north of One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, and to-day the occupants of apartment- houses in that district are in @ state of excitement bordering on terror. ‘The incendiaries last night started two fires in large apartment-houses within a block of each other at One Hundred and Thirtleth street and Sev- enth avenue, The fires, it Is belleved, were started at the same time and by the same gang. The object of the tire- bugs, the police believe, is robbery, The two Seventh avenue fires weve @iscovered within twenty minutes of each other, and, fortunately were both extinguished without much damage, but not without causing the most intense excitement among the occupants of the buildings set on fire, The first fire discovered was in the five-story brick apartment-house, 215 Seventh avenue, in which seven familise live. The fire was discovered by KE. E. Van Zant, one of the occupants of the building. At 6.30 o'clock, Mr. Van Zant had oc- easion to go Into the basement to look for the junitress, He had no sooner reached the basement than he smelled smoke. He made an investigation, and found a jot of blazing paper and other rubbish in an ash barrel. ‘The fire had the appearance of having been started but a few moments before, With the assistance of some of the servants of the house, Mr. Van Zant extinguished the fire before the other tenants knew of it. It did not take long, however, for the news of the effort to burn the house to spread among the tenants. In a mo- ment all was excitement, which was increased by the noise and clatter of the approaching fire engines. It was discovered that the engines were not for the fire at No, 220%, for which no alarm had been turned in, but for a fire which had just been discovered in the basement of the St, James apart- ment-house, 219% Seventh avenue, only half a block away. The fire in the St. James, in which ten families live, waa discovered by Mra. iedna Shafer, who lives on the first floor, About 7 o'clock Miss Shafer ameled burning wood, and going into her dining- room, taw dense volumes of smoke Is- suing from the dumb waiter shaft, She ran out to the street and around the corner of One Hundred and Thirtieth street to the apartments of Janitor Wililam | Maitwood. ‘The janitor went at once into the basoment, where he found that a fire of waste paper had been started in One of the coalbins, from which the hasp of the 'uck had been torn. The fire was extinguished by Janitor Maltwood before the arrival of the firemen, When the firemen did arrive, Bat- talion Chief Short began an investiga. tion, and became convinced that both fires were of incendiary origin, and haw probably been started by the same Gilet short at once reported the mat ter to Capt. Thompson, of the West One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street police station, who at once detailed scv- gral men in <itizens) clothes to look for the fi yut_without success. neigh tn ‘To-da: ‘thompson has ten men citizens’ thes at work on the case. Re says he !s determined that there shall be no repetition of the Columbus ‘fyenue fires in his precinct. Tn the ‘mean time the Sccunants of apartment-houses in the district ar State of excitement, 1d there fs tall Of $8 oF organization to empioy was ‘Fearful of pioting their tenants, the owners of th ings have instructe* the janitors to give no details to the wapepers, "Sire, Pelgier, the Janitress of 2208 Sev. enth avenue told an “Evening, World” that she had been in- TPucted to way nothing nothing to reporters. FIRE IN i MOTT STREET. Chinaman Ran to the J House While an Alarm Was Sent In. A Chinaman rushed out of %4 Mott street this morning to the Jons House, at few doors away. “Um filer! Um fier, gazel upon where the concealed deity ws sul RO ed to reign mi, tly. t the same time smoke poured trom ve‘ second Boor of 24 Mott atreet. An ‘was turned in. OlThe house was occupled by the Sam moy Seis of laundrymen. The ks he shouted, as “L" Road Shanty om Fire. ‘The platform aad shanty on the “Lt road Gtructure at Sixty-first street and Columbus ave- Bes, caught dre thie morning, The blaze was a3, tinguished by the engines. e cause of thy fire ts unkoows- Damage, ves trig. BROKE HER | THRUST SHAFT. O11 Tank Le Flandre from Antwerp Epcoant da Storm. The Dutch oll tank steamer La Flan- dre, Capt. Leenaers, which sailed from Antwerp March 2, arrived this morn- we, Bhe broke her thrust shaft during pore on April 9. or wi required to complete repi le the steamer to proces on ae voyage. While undergoing the repairs sail was bent on the steamer's cy ‘and asthe weather proved favor- able she was kept on her course and made slight progress. — Weather Forec: Porecast for thirty-six hours en’ fork City and vicinity ee ee ae ate es tteligs ier sved oe THE HORSESHOER WON. @ Man for In- Quilt Work. Forty-five union horseshoers, belong. ing to the Horseshoers’ International Untor. No, 8, and employed by the syndi- cate horse railroads in thie city, were locked out from work on Monday morn- ing by Supt. J. O, Blodgett. This morn- ing he appeared as complainant in the Yorkville Police Court against Michael McGrath, of 247 West Sixty-sixth street, whom he charged with having inter- fered vith and intimidated newly em- ployed —horsesho and made them leave their work. ‘The lines affected by the lockout are the Twenty-third crosstown, Forty-sec en, Fourth Avenue and street, and ty-sixth, and First avenue line Justice Ryan Giamiased the complaint and McGrath. Was discharged. Aa he walked from the court he sai “There is no law to prevent one man from advising another one what to do.” —— IN THE WORLD OF LABOR. ‘The atrike of the mosaic workers at Jackson's shop has been settled. Henry Quast has been elected Reconting Bec- retary af the Amalgamated Brass Workers of New York. Machinigta report that work in this clty is becoming "more plentiful fur thelr trate, Bricklayers’ Union No. 11 announces the death of Louls Doerter, one of ite members. Machine Wood Workers’ Union No, 49 han de- clded to Join the United Brotherhood of Carpen- ters and’ Joiners, The United Hebrew Trate headquart'ss on May” 1 fram St. Lerene to 138 Bast road paper organ of the or Local Assembly. 1,18 has changed Ita meet Wednealaye. Cigar-Makers’ Union anciat Secretary A, thal, M. Sacha Fe ‘Richter, “Auditors The Woolsite Brewing Company made thelr anaual agreement with the local ‘brewery -work- te “unioha yesterday of L. night from Tue ‘9. 10 elects: John David. jon, Trustee; 8. Roseu ola Ik about to fo Mf the United States, Glectricai-workers report trate to be fatrly good, ough a newly : the Seamen's National Union nions in that trade tho same, The Board of Walking Deleg: pointed 1a committee to orga varnishers loved by Herter & Co., Afth strect and Fifth avenue, Patrick Murphy, Secretary of District Assen bi ape aR. y of District Assen wan elected tast night G: Marehal for the’ elght-hour demonstration cn on Square on the evening of May 1. The (welve-hour workday has been concede! the members of the K, of L., Liberty Dawn, tation of Coacht ‘by most of the livery koepers in this city, silk ribbon weavers assemble again this evening at {Side Labor Reports will Statr-buitder Wigen, yesterd Their claim was pa i fad Work was resumed, There ure now three National switchmen's or genleatione: inthe “Geid. trying "to replace: the Ald. Assoctation, which war Rail way U non, ‘ take place this evening Councli, Progressive Var Coryphees “Union, du (Walon, Shirteuttera tint n ‘arpentera’ Union” No, Machine Woodworkers’ Union No 3s, rar Packe Unlon No, a51, Protective Long: atuve $500. These im Committers on of organized a rison labor ha the hands Represent fared before f the Commitice to urge thelr. passage. The -butiding Trades Section of the Central Labor Union Yd dorsed the biile last night, ‘The delegate of the Iron Moulders’ Union re: ported to the Bullding Trades Section lawt might that the Union Stove Company of Peel paying Its moulders 30 per cent. lens w Union men recelve in city nd. Hrookjyn, The Company employs 107 men In te works, who refuse to Join the Union, and miakes ranges that are extennively used here, The. 1 n_plumbe who are required to make water-pipe conned with theme ranges, were requested to des so doing by the Section. of the Mosale and Ei 9 Labor Club ‘amicably niles of New York. are not to hradle tools to lay tlea or bi Ity of kup for the first offe Fence committees fall to a The strike against Jackson's shop was conse quently dectared off ttee of the Hoard of Walk gaten called r Tirooktield yen erday, tn had been let to the lowest. bidder, and that tae citizens should se At the law Was entorce: duty. The National Brotherhood of E y for the Machinists’ Progressive Union No, 1 has de- to take part in the S-hour demonstration evening of May 1. The union Loin any puble labor dem diferent ce mate. German Branch of ected Louis M. Krae Ertling, ral bodies have agreed. Ww New York Paint Recoidin Financial Se , Sandermann, Mel and Walistroem, delegates to the General Utive Board, Theodore Metzger ac! P. Metersoa, Sergeants-at-Arms. The newly elected oMcers of the Tin a4 Sheet- Iron Workers National Assoclation are: 1, J, Ritter, President; Joveph Harman and WF. Gtimore, J.P. Hugiies, Seore tary; JH. Horn, surer: J. Harm man’ of the Executiy About twenty-five. o workers yesterday remumed work on the new bullding of 1 York Life Insurance Company, Elm ai ftreeta The siriking plumbers made a a the din Chairs Leonard mplaint ding Trades’ S thar the by, wh Irou-Moulders’ Unt e employed, are sell cheap stoves in this city. The plumbers others were Teavosled not fo han die these Local Assen 165, children} makers; 436, ou have joined the Garment Trade Council, | sponded fully to the sharp advance in Tha newly conatiteied Advisor ‘} this market yeste the advance 9 | tly wettied In several shopa abroad being only three points. taken {to bring about « Heavy Continental selling orders were International ‘Taliors’ Union, of Brookiym, wih received, and under this pressure our the Council market broke about ten pointe on the Yesterday the K. of le Tile Layers’ Helpers’ |tarly trading. Later, there was a stea It- Hexagon 1 ab aettled Its differences with | er fwell a some kood: buying : eS FAIR’S NOTE FOR $300,000. Made tn Favor o Years Ago and SAN FRANC! quite a sensation in finane a note for $300,00 involving ford and Fair eutate: forwarded Juat Presented. have heard before, for coll J. 8. the Fair est ou Meus phy, President of the Bank. presented th the not oF Leland "Buattord at tiger oy wits face of bain jection, sai dthat last Monday 5. jation to was dated fiv eno more comments on j/ anything that ts said about me here- rien after.” 357, 4.838, 5,468, 5.560 a Henry & Co, a frm dealt oils Motes Gy tem dain iol SHY OF THE COFFEE. & Qelenate inthe Duilding Trades Section & a receiving thelr stock frum’ Coyne ; Benen Sin eas atta opm Cerne, 8) hee Charities Comutasionere Say Sing Prison muppites Hopital Food tn All Hight, fre’mate by convict labor aU we to handle any convict. | Charities Commissioners Wright and Secret Faure called on Mayor Strong Uils after Two Dilla are. pending In the Amembly that {ROOM On business relating to the Depart- provide" Uiat all” prison-made. xoots ts | ment. branded 4s auch, and that ail dealers handling The Mayor had a little convict- je goods shall pay a license fee of | ever, which he wanted fap that was not his) Taitiren Jacket | josaic and unt, but mostly for Ste the, working eforth strikes will not was exctted and de- unless both organizations have voted in % K about Lied arora , ‘ ue stank} he orgaafsettons holds "goot for the next oly | Dzner than it closed Inst night. Th months pathy with wient. Outs were ait Stanford Five ‘O, April 18—There is| can Exchange 1 circles over | ¥* the Stan- The note was y William G. Howell, ‘Se New| « York. of whom nobody appears’ ever (0 Angus, one of the executors of THE PARK HOUSES FREE. Many of Them Used as Homes With- Pay! Rent. The firat meeting of the Park Com- missioners in their new headquarters in the Arsenal, Central Park, was held this morning. There were preaent Pres- Ident King and Commissioners Juiliard Roosevelt and Haven. The Hoard received communications from Gabe Case, of McGown's Pass Tavern, and Isidore Isaac, of the Cen- tral Park Casino, denying the report that they sold lquors on Sunday. Capt. Collins of the Park police, also sent a letter corroborating the state- ments of Case and Inaacs, George R. Read, real-estate dealer, who had been commissioned by the Board to examine houses in the Park not occupied for park purposes, sent a letter, in which he said, that his repre- sentative had examined moat of the buildings, and found several of them for which no'rent is being paid, Some of the houses were found to be in good condl- others were, wretchedly, kept. Ho suggested that the Park Bi fue leases for terms of three ys . for these houses, and thought this action would move the tenants to improve the houses, and thus raise their value to the Board from 4 to 60 per cent, One of the places complained of is. a club- house in Pelham Park. It has been occupied by a women's club. D. Woodman, Superintendent of the Amisrluen enteres tis Teslgnation, It was accepted, with the thanks of the Board, President King was empowered to sign @ contract for music in several part and with the Metropolitan ‘Telephone Company without advertising for bide, It the Corvoration Counsel sald it count be dispensed with. Prof. Jessop, of the Museum of Na ral History, asked the Board to expend $1,600 on ite grounds surrounding the wing of the new building. — ‘The ap lication Will probably be grante In future the Bonrd will meet. © Wednesday morning in the Arsenal. PARKHURST DESPONDENT. ted, oti The Clergyman Disapp Hopes for Reform Soi Yet Rev. Dr. Parkhurst {4 despondent over the present municipal situation, He sa w York hus waited nearly five months for reforms that shou! have come long ago. He hopes t Bi-partisan Police bill will not pass, but fears that tne Albany legislators are actuated by money or some other con-} sideration, But the Doctor also says that whil the pe of New’ York have m mistak e still has faith In them, believe: fcipal home rule to corn pt. Bythes, misrep: the city have exposed police iniquit and new head is needed for the Police De- partment, Dr, Parkhurst said in a recent inter- view. “Mr. Alnaworth's amendment provid- ing for the right of appeal kills all good whieh there may be In the bi-partisan |v With respect to the Mayor, 1 do know just what to think of his | tong, “If he approves th bil T do not see how hi jaecusation of having bi “IT have been. Incorrectly | say: at 1 would stat ‘oncerning | Te: declared Mayor Strong to-day “T shail ma im to dispose 3f first for the bottle of alleged coffee and the slice of stale bread which John J. Mullin left with him yesterday as a sample of what the patients in ‘Ilack- well's Island Hespital were supplied with for breakfast. Messenger Ed Heatherington brought in the botve of muddy quid, but was to find a small plece of the he explained, had been ay hy’ the office cleaners. ‘or Invited the Commirsfoners the coffee, but both went! politely dectined, "The bread waa ered_Kingerly and then thrown in the Mayor's waste-basket. r the conference Commiss.oner t was asked whether there would | He cal Wrig of Mullin to the Mayor that the food given che patients Was not fit to eat, nh, we have had all the investigation | GOFF WOULDN'T DISCHARGE. Wanted an Dropped. Diatrict-Attorney Awatmat M4 BREAK IN COTTON. Heavy Continental Orders Send the Price Down Ten The bulls In the cotton market were somewhat surprised this morning when they found that Liverpool had not re- | steady rd, ribs and p what lower and inactive. | tits move, be any investigation Into the etatement | \ WORLD: LIGHT BEGOMING A LUXURY. —_>— Kerosene, the Poor Man's Illumi- nator, Advanced in Price Meantime Multt-Millionaires Laugh and Grow Richer. While the magnates are manipulanug the market Kerosene oll is being made 80 dear to the consumer that light Is be- coming @ luxury to the poor of New York. The Standard O1 Company sells 86,000 gallone of kerosene oll dally in New York and Brooklyn. The Standard owns every dealer, no far as oll goes. He must pay and sell as the Company de- mands or get no ofl. Three months ago keronene was selling from pediler’s wagons at 6 cents a gallon, It doesn't cost any more to work the same pumps and perform the same refining process with the same machinery and the same workmen to-day, than it did three months ago, so that the advance In prices le simply the addition of so much prof The Rockefeller monopoly controls & per cent, of the world's production of oll. ‘The’ grand production 1s 96,000,000 forty-gallon barrels of oll a of this, the Standard has 30,600,000 barrels, Ac the present rates the combine will be able to pocket for the year 189 $85.68, - 000 over and above the remarkable proft it, was earning on off at December prices ‘This extortion falls with fearful press: ure upon the poverty-atricks tenement- house people of the reat metropolls. A few cents advance In expenses a week Is a serious matter to them, for they can earn barely enough to keep hody and soul together. ‘The advance of a few cents a gallon on ofl means so much more Labiol! Gad blood cls St from the poor people, who must hav: light to work their machines or ply their needles far into the night In sweat shops and at home, Meantime, the multi-millionatre ot! barons cruelly add other millions to thelr vast holdings. STANDARD’S PRICE GOES UP. raders My atifled aby the Latent M eof the OU Magnates, The Standard O11 Company to-day ad- vanced the price of field oll from $2.50 to $2.60, ‘The traders were much mystified by inasmuch as pipe line certifi cates were offered at both here and ta Ol City, yea PITTSBURG OIL AT $2.40. Firat Sale an Advance of 2% Over Yesterday's Clo PITTSBURG, Pa., April 18.—O11 ¢ this morning at 82. was at $2.40, yesterday's On" clowed ‘at $244 bid, ened Goes Up In Brooklyn, of kerosene in Brooklyn today ts and the highest asket for ustral ol! © 4 gallon and the lowest 1 housekeepers are laying in a supply tn n further dimicuity they can lera are not_ repo! but he Trek nvinee cust le for the The Stock Wxehange Liviter Than for Some Time Past. The Wall street markets were posi- |tlvely buoyant this morning. The deal tter, how-| ings were larger than for a long time t beth In stocks and bonds, and a general advance in prices was recorded. Realizations led to a general reaction in the stock market, but as usual of » the volume of’ business fll ff when pri declined. dropped 21-2, to 117, and other shares ylelded 1-4 to 1 1-4, the latter In Tennes- Bee Coal & Iron. After a short time a fresh batch of buying orders appeured and the market was on the up-track once more i latest leaders were Lead and othe Specialties which are in the hands of strong people, Speculation newed activ speedily deve'oned _ re and the room presen’ a livelier appearance than for some me. The share speculation cont! ued ace tive and buoyant to the close, still higher — pric Atver. Cottoi pho Recorder Goff, in Part I, of the Court Falla @ Mi * | of General Seselons, denied a motion this fs morning to disc In the ease n ander Indictment * Jar y P. us” of the intont & Pact 6% Bros., & Bastera pt... * December, (5g ‘i Teal ieee 40% the flim found @ shortage of about |G: G. © & St te pt * yin bir accounts and caused bis} Cl & Hock Valley. hs : a do Development oy Assistant Pines attorney fowls to- | Dee ie ay ay indorsed the papers with the state- | Be! ey +s ie ment that. in hit opinion the. matter | Benya ‘tigi AE ia should be settled tn civil courts. Dea. & Rio Grande pf 4% dy On ‘The Recorder said that he belleved! Die & Cattle Feed 18% SN ue that a hy vieton could be had in the Duluth, Bout sae 8 % % Mr Lewis did not make any reply iw to the firm decision of the} iy which ts looked upon as a decid ae ae ts back to the practices of the District- Tia Mie Lae Attorney's office, —— | ee Cree SRO, That's the way to find out how much better Breakfast Chromite Court + A Gu neapoli Judge nt them. The lh ht to the Hen hi o ben uphe! urta ih Minneapolis bit the receiver carried (ie case (the United. States Circuit Coure — Kilbreth Gets Fifty More Inspectors ‘The Treasury Department has authorised Col- lector Kilbreth to increase his force by appoint- fs Ss eee, race ta eed pa i) Is than other cereal foods. Try It! Prepared from Califo: nia White \§ Wheat and proved by scientific investigation to be 95 per cent, nutritive, and the perfect heaith food. ‘THE JOHN T, CUTTING CO., San Freactece. New York. THURSDAY EVENIN 25, and the first snle |} twenty-three points aoa APRIL 18, 1895. Try Again. Porhage you oon to find for Easter wear a Suit or, Overcoat in many a retail store and failed to be! pleased. Try us; we will suit you without fail. As largest Wholesale manutacturers | we can afford to carry larger assortment than regular retail stores, Covert and Vicuna Over- "812, 815, %18. Belgian Worsted— French and English T hi- bet—and Clay Mixture Suits: $15, %18, $20. All the newest shades of| Foreign and Domestic Cheviot Suit: $12, $15. To make you acquainted with our new store AT 194 BUN TOBACCO WRAPPERS FOR ONE EACH OF OUR “FIREMEN, PAST AND PRESENT.” BUCHANAN & LYALL, 101 Wall St, N. ¥. te Tobacco Smokers and Chewers: We will from this date accept 20 April 1st, 1808. KER CELEBRATED PICTURES, BROADWAY -—below Fulton Street — we offer as SPECIAL at this store and FOR THIS WEEK ONLY 0 ALL-WooL SUITS and OVERCOATS at $7.50, we wholesaled at $10 and $12 BROADWAY AY ix CHAMBERS ST. 194 BROADWAY, OPEN BATURDAY BVE! the tal lace fires. which tower near the Worth AN MON onan MEN’S Baibriggan Shirtsand Drawers L. B & Went Lim & West, ot Cong dniand Traction conta. | Ni Manhattan | 8 being maintained’ in a) made in France, with improved seams and fine Pearl But- tons, 50 18th St., 19th St. and 6th Ave. Byck Bros CLOTHIERS. each. Ww. & & Western. Catan a % Pitts. p Pit Tpathnan Pal. [st aol & Omale 3 ‘& Omaha pf... {St Paul @ Dutuch | St Le Sout | SCE: Souter o t 1. & 0. Central ae : The $15 Articles. Runver’ Bt. When our spring stock was all ready, there was so much variety, beauty, style and general attract iveness about the overcoats and suits Wavash WU. Telegraph | Wheel @ bE | w inkey Trunt ¢ n ary, ‘The bread ts as good as he| number of instances, Tt was a banner | CH April 1 # a del , jets at home, and ihe eoffee--well, day” in. point of. activity Pek) the Whiskey Tr marked $15.00, that we determined t know about that meer’ need hands, The trading in mee (morning for authori to start out ona $15.00 campaign of got averampres, ‘That expiaina Why he| ny? (nrouRhout. Granted the neveenary order advertising. Another course might pomplains about the food." Closing Quotations. =| have moved a larger proportion of Tommissioner Wright referred the r — ——_~ + * to the Mayor for any other Opea, Miah Low, Clove | ( Wh higher-priced goods, but we haven't |Eormation which might -be desired ‘on the | peeris aug a toy 10038 | roup, coping jaande a mistake. You see now wha rites Gotten Ol ey Be] Cough, Sore Throat, } | can be done for $15.00—or you may | seo if you will call. 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Every mother needs Dentistry. moat plates Bue DR*MAKK) ¢ vo sizes, 25 and £0 © At druggists, or b: ‘Tre Deaxne | Q.--~~~ 1 Con erg CAN © Devad of the Dent vw fed ts the gue eur cbiveulora, teeth excreted fo extract, least particie of ou home or ao te pelniowly ip the mor wet oot aia ioe oben Rao This set of Six Pictures is a Fire Department from the time of our grandfathers to present, , showing Barnum’s Museum and the Crys- Also a scene in Madison the present time, with three-horse engine and water Every fire house in the country should have these pictures on its walls. Monument. Five Negro Highwaymen Arr BRIDGETON, N. 1, April 18—The authorities here 1 che mang that hay been hold- are Joba They Charter Harman, ar Brown ne of them are in Cumberlaud County Atncaw the perrons robied ration and his wits ia Hon te Met Victor Whe Downtow Careful tetra a uustatee Ladies’ Short Waists. too. dozen, made of fine Chambray, with full sleeves, new high turn-over collar, in pink, pink and black’ biue, blue striped with white, and black and white, 95 cts. value $1.75, Lord Taylor, Broadway & 20th St. Amusements. BAKNUM AND BAILEY GREATEST SHOW ON EARTIL MADISUN SQUAKE GARDEN Every afternoon at Lot Reltiog trom Feverywhere BROADWAY PUEATRE + 2GRAND B. ALADDIN, gr. NATION 3th at, Sat Mat ait TWAIN'S H.R Tizee B. muy MINER’S 8. g Boss. i i UM ‘Ul i Broa, Carpos ¢ of 16 Pretty Wiris, Inex Mecusker, 3 others, 5TH AVE. THEATRE. cease, (HIS WIFE'S FATHER, MINER'S REEVES AND PALMER CO, SNES | CEENG? ok uA CO. THEATRE. Main Me EV'Gs, 510, NDON, gE 'N To-night, vis. 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