The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1904, Page 6

DAWN OF Comfortable Everywhere and Gaelic League, By William P. McLoughlin. PBpecial Correspondence of The Evening World.) WESTPORT, County Mayo, Ireland, June 16.—The making of a new Ireland fs in progress. The dawn of a better @ay that Irish men and women through all the broad world have prayed for is being realized sjowly but steadily, and the fruition of the first steps in the evolution is so apparent that to one who returns ufter a lapse of years the situation appeals with a thrilling sense of pleasure. When on a spring morning twenty- one years ago I sailed away from Ire- Jand there was a pall of gloom hanging wo darkly over the land that naught but the grim climax of extermination feemed to be the destiny of tne popula- tion of this the fairest of God's do- mains. There was a culmination at that thme of the bitter war which sinve the infamous Act of Union had been waged hetween landlord and tenant. The jails were teeming with the best and bravest of Ireland's sons—and daughters too, for the government that was in power In thoee comparatively recent days was foolish enough to imprison courageous omen who dared to criticise tho methods by which the laws were ad- ministered. Iudustry Was Hobbled, The emigrant steamships were laden with the youth of the country bound for—anywhere to get away from Ire- land! ‘Trade was a hollow sound—in- fustry was hobbled by a chain of such formidable thickness that It looked to the obsorver of the hour as if ruin, fiesolation, destruction, were to be the inevitable outcome of the situation. But it was during that period that @ great seed was planted. The land League, which had its first nourishing inspiration in the locality from which I write to-day was founded, It thrived in the receptive soll, and it grew And flourished. It stimulated the Ustiens\ peasantry to an active interest in thelr own material affairs that had been unknown for a generation before, Tt made an erstwhile callous govern- ment alt up and take notice. There was legislation, and the farmers ae- ured substantial results, Kinds Thrive—Great Work of FLAND NOW GREETS PRUOPERITY ——_—++ + —_. Men and Women Are Better Clothed,| Homesteads Abound Industries of All the Queenstown to Athlone, and from that Point to Westport. D- pearance of the m. cot- tage with Its concu sone of the most cheering impresal hich fixed itself in my mand, In thelr stewd I now found sprinkled throughout the country comfortable homesteads, well built, well cared for, affording a picture to the eye, as Wei As the reailzation of the magnitude of the change that is being wrought tn the soolul conditions of the Irish peasantry For the great work accomplished tn this direction praise must be given to the Congested Districts’ boards through- out the country. 1t was largely through the instrumentality of these practical working bodies that the peasants were enabled to procure the wherewith to o decent roofs over their heads. These bourds also have accomplished wonders jn the fishing distri bis ts a phase of the subject of Ireiand’a de- velopment that will need treatment In a sepurate article, ‘a Splendid Work, The crowning movement and the most Gnelic Leag ructical one which has yet been aunched with the avowed Intention of Improving the condition of the Irish race, Ix the Gactic League. This or- da Very depressing Infused with roughout country {amazing raptdl “Everywhere in Ireland J find evidences of Its Marvellous activity and its won- derful Influence for good. H. In this town IT had an object-lesson which showed me conclusively that the great- eat good which his y n accom’ plished for the people of Ireland through the machinery of any organization 1s losulting and. will continue renult from the work of the Gaelle League, There was held $n the fine Town Hall of Westport two weeks ago a "Fels," or Irish Festival, under the auspices of the League. ontinued for three days. In a way It was an exposition of as much Impor- tance to the people of this locality as is the great World's Falr now being held at St. Louls to the people of the United States Prizes for Irish Talent. There were competitions, in every wbranoh of industry in which ‘the Irish ‘people have for ages excelled, such as weaving, knitting, spinning, crochet work, Ince making, &o. There were prizes for orlginal compo- sitions in Irish, in prose and poetry. ‘There were prizes for dancing, the old dances of our fathers, for afmying the of the ancient bards at the period when Ireland was the schoolhouse of Europe, There were prizes for excel- lence th performances on the harp, on the bagpipes, on the violin, on the flute and the pib hh. which t life ‘In every instance the competitions were keen and the number of competitors raufyingly large. Children from the Shristian Brothers, the National and the convent competed in the juvenile classes, some of coming trom distances ‘of fifty or sixty miles Bostock & Francis THE WORTD: SATURDAY VEN BOSTOCK. THE ANIMAI, KING, AND HIS «5 Ted) WHO ARRIVED FROM EUROPE, | |S i \ Gl BOSTOCK HAS TIGER AS BGS DONKE Animal King, Who Arrived To- Day, Says Siberian Giant Can Whip Any Animal Alive—Ship- load of Beasts Coming. Frank C. Bostock, the Animal King. with a million and a quarter of French francs in his sock and with three steam- ships filled with trained an{mals traling after him from Europe, came in to-day on the Tucania. He will now assume personal direction of his show in Dream- land, Coney Island. ‘A tug bearing a brass brand, President Reynolds, of Dreamland; John Caswell, hin. manager; Stephen Noonan and Harry Sohwab met the Lucania down the bay at Quarantine, and while the | welcoming committee went aboard the; band followed In the wake of the big “PARIS BY Musical agement. ‘The Madison Square Root Garden will be opened next Saturday night by Weber “Paris by Night,” @ musical concelt in two acts, by Harry B. Mar- shall, will be the chief feature. pany of over sixty persons will include Toma Hanlon, Fleurette De Mar, Madge Lawrence, Sylvia Beecher, Bertha Dow- ling, Mae Sheridan, Carette Ross, Julia Cook, Naom! Arnold, Grace Bond and Mensinger, Hugh Cameron, Ben Welch, Henry Vo- Cassius Freeborn As heretofore, re- freshments will be served. & Rush. Margaret gel, Burnell Pratt, and George Tyler. NIGHT” NEXT NEW SHOW Offering Will Madison Square Roof Garden Next Week Under a New Man- KS, JUIN, 25, 1904, Hanae Ee — LS DON The Statuesque New York Beau- ties Now Playiag There Have Made a Big Hit and Own Ben- zine Buggies. | = (PTURE LO | A New York newspaper man Inter- [ested In observing the course of things theatrical Bpy just returned froin Lon- don, and he is surprised to learn that several lycal attacks have been made upon Col. Savage's “P:ince of Pilsen” company, now performing at the Shaftesbury Theatre, These adtacks have taken the form of alleged de- spatehes telling of the failure of the engagement and the prospect of an early close of the run “T understand,” said the New Yorker, “that the first of the statements con cerning the failure of the ‘Prince of Plisen' appeared in thin town three or four days after the London opening and purported to be based upon a letter re- celved from a person who had attended the performance. ‘The impossibility of getting a letter ‘50 soon to New Lork rom London ought to have been ap ent, but the false report of a dead ure gained general circulation. The “Prince” Is 0. K. ty matter of fact, the ‘Prince of Pilsen’ has caught on in London, A week last Wednesday the matinee house On ‘another occa- Ww sion, a few days before that, I attended the performance at night and there was 1s wold Out. not a vagant seat In the house. The kags that made good here arg going In London, and John W. Ransone has adapted the Americanisms in his Ger- man part of Hans Wagner to English Idens until he gets a continuous series of laughs while he occupies the boards. “It is true that the outlook was bad on the opening night, Most of the per- formers had never appegred in England before and all were nervous, — The terapo was put too fast and the show Was rushed through tn half an hayr less time than It consumed In the last Performance at Daiy’s, ‘This was Tomedled later on, Few Changes Made. “Some changes have been made In the cast of more or less importance, due to the exigencies of a theatrical engage- ment. Arthur Donaldson's volce went back’ on him and he was replaced by Hobart Smock, Trixie Friganza, who made a great hit, ts to retire and will soon return to New York, but It Is be- cause of a recent bereavement and not on account of lack of appreciation of her clever work by the London public. The Prince of Pilsen’ is another American entertainment that has made London sit up and take notice. ‘The chorus {s one of the hits of the show, and the chorus girls own Lon- don. "If Broadway could see the, way the statuesque females in the ‘Song of the Cities’ are toxged out when abroad in the citv, there would be a ngation, A majority of them have thelr own benzine bugsles and there is a @ crowd around the stage door afterv performance that looks like a mas Meeting of gilded youth. That the ‘Prince of Pilsen’ Is in fur a long en- gagement ts a cinch.” —<——__—_ VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS. Harney Gilmore and John Leonard, known as “Ireland's Kings.” will ap- Pear together for the first time in seven years at Keith's on Monday, and re- vive thelr celebrated “sidewalk con- versation.”” Others will be Dolan ang Open Acom- Edgar Temple, Macys Bway at 6th Ave. Ws 35th St Leaving the metropolis during the summer does not necessarily mean eaving Macy's. You may depend upon faithful service from our Mail Order Depart- partment. During the summer we will inaugurate a great series of sales, in all departments, that will rank among the best bargain-giving events in the Macy career of almost half a century. $1.08 Books at 98c, -» r.. new. Go where you will outside of Macy’s and you will have to pay $1.08 for the same Books we sell regularly at 98c. Stores claim- ing to match our low prices are stubbornly silent on the book question—not because it involves Rooks alone, but ever sort of merchandise they sell and we sell. No matter what you buy here you pay cash promptly—but you will pay less than at any other store, Books serve as a peg on which we hang a gen- eral story. The saving on some Books may not average more ieee 10 per ca On other lines of merchandisr, notably in the igher ciass goods, you very frequently find Macy's prices j: on:-balf abn others ask, aa ae ic! Duchess of Few Clothes, Payne My Friend Prospero, H. Garland The Blazed Trail, E. White. The Flame Gatherer, Potter. The Silent Places, E. Whit: The Harkriders, Opie Read. The Promoters, Smith. Call of the Wild, J. London. The Yellow Van, Whiteing. Oli fo (ers Bal) Voy: Our Price The Issue, Morgan. Br 98Cc The Cost, Phillips. Frenchy, W. Sage, The Rat Trap, Wyl- | All Others Ask larde. 55-54 08) The Deliverance, E. Glasgow. The Light of the | Ge)” 1.08 Re crencecacnit Star, H. Garland. |__| Sir Mortimer, M@ty Johnston. The Adventurer in Spain, Crockett. The Woman Wins, Barr. Little Shepherd of Kingdom You Work for Your Money— Make Your Money Work for You. Much You Spend— | And for What You | Spend It. Depositors’ Account Department Affords You Every Economy and Every Convenience. L a) It gives you the conveniences of a Credit System without a single Credit-System fault, and ihe economies of a Cash System, AND YOUR MONEY IS EARNING INTEREST WHILE IT 1S WITH US. | You can deposit as much or as little as you please, and have your purchases paid for out of this sum. Every month we will send you a detailed statement showing what you have bought and how much money remains on deposit. On such balances we allow 4 per ots interest annually, compounding the interest every three months, EVERY PENNY AND [VERY DOLLAR EARN: FoR You UNTIL WITHDRAWN. ARNS INTEREST OUR MONEY OUT AT A M Z NOTICE, We run no banking business; there is no Gavin Q checks, with the temptation to spend mone promiscuously. Macy sells only for cash. AT MACY'S THE MAN WHO PAYS Hie Bu oo not trae up fon bad debts by higher prices, le is ca upon to pay for the expensi i Bere See OT? Ly Pensive machinery of a You know that no store can sell gools as cheaply in proportion to quality as a cash store, (No argument 1s required to prove FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. 20 Conte Per Ling. North of 125th Street, 121TH ST., 25 Large and smal “running wat 138D ST, 110 W—Private ho furnished Toom, running | w: eniences, southern exposu ingle or double, Bronx. 1827, BATHGATE AY. connecting and rivate house; co vention: country’ RYER AV ind bedroom; ele 5 arior Fant neighborhood: private family; splendi@ Opportunity 2 gentlemen, Miscellaneous. ARVERNE, Long Island—Furnished rooms to let. ‘Apply on the @outheast corner Ocean’ and Garton avs. Brooklyn. BERGBN ST., 180—Nicely furnished roo: light housekeeping, gas stove; also hal eee UNFURNISHED HOUSES TO LET, HOUSE, 12 large rooms, and grounds. Broad- ° 4 asith at. only $53; great bargainy red, §25. LOUIS HOD+ ‘Nassau at, Telephone at, a fine S-stor ‘and house to on _Fespectable family. i1-ROOM HOUSES. t we Tents from_ $30. to $40 monthi¥, BARRY, 126th st., St. Nicholas av., The Cameron. FLATS & APARTMENTS TO LET. 20e_Per Line, Furnished—East Side, —Beautiful 3, 4 $9) 25TH. Birt ¥ ‘well furnishe: Lup. Furnished— West Side. ITH, 33 W.—Light, newly furnished 5-room ‘Apartments; bath; hot water; complete husekoepine. ae ant ndsomely furnished 8 and tor, 1 ‘4 room apartments for housekeeping. Jant- tor 10TH, 224 “W.—Blexant, completely fur- nished A-4 room apartments: modern m= hot. water supply. provements iOsTH, 10 ¥ Improvements i2sp, 28 w.—s2 “pletely furninned | 318 W. 36TH, NEAR MACY'S. bath; handsomely furnished: refer- Unfurnished—East Side. HOUSTON, corner Clinton, erson Ran¥ Ruilding—S lerge, light tiled baths, all Inmrovements, hot-water supply, $20- 328, re Janitor. _ aD \ Aparimenta of 2 and 8 Foor, SPulet hose; very: moderate rents STH ST., 224, tween 24-34 av vate’ fe Yoomne: impro ior. A flats, 3, 4 and 5 rooms and bath; all $14 to $24 RTH ST. ‘ond_ floor: jow rent. tmenta, ime improvements: ‘E.— Beautiful and bath: all lights every bath, steam, het 52D, 155 ‘opon_ plumbing: mode STTH, 318 P—t ight east_of vei $10 SOTH. 408 E. bath; all modem. Improvemen' bulldings: cars on both sid tion on block, near park; _Inquire_at_ premises T2TH, 2a F.—Fiat “cheat! _hot_water; rent 4TH ST., 73. newly painted, pe 5 ., corner Park ay.—Rents $18-810; Janitor. rent. rooms; finest block $18, ae neem eB MICHEL EES ISO TUIG ES SOI PTOVE They all spoke Irish and were that the customers must pay the store’s expenses, trcluding its But it was not the mere reduction of that was the greatest away, Irish, with a big capital ''T Lenharr in “A High-Toned Burglar, Harry La Rose and company in ‘Tho New features at the New York Roof by Tomp- ma_and bath: Induire 329 RB. 10th, ship and played cheering aire for Boa- APARTM the rents i etyTA movement that begins this great will be the Kiddies" from "The South- lAchievemient of the Land Leugue's| w%,™ovomeng tna, beging thie Bret ook, Senet Mtoe” from “The Soulh-/Sallor and the Uorse,* the exposition || | bad debts—ITS PREMIUM DEVICES, ITS TR Se cares Propaganda. It had created a spirit [hin interested in the iMerature and the! On the Lucania tt was understood | Vii" To We APC ag Quartet and, Spencer, Kelly, baritone ———— » ADING Unfurnished—West Sid Horlous traditions of his country can- . ; alley fe man: : per- ; ¥ a @f organization and of discipline, and} ROTI trae | iniah. | that Elijah Dowle belleved the wel: | coning seals, the Four Lukens, Damm|Rvssell, will be heard In a number of STAMPS, AND ALL OTHER SCHEMES.) LEROY, ST., 21, near Bleecker—Elegant 8- ‘ not fail to make him a steriin: itn coming serenade was for him. He Sulbbal Easel ei pearance a numberof pnor am Mee, Rete Beran of aggressively intelligent endeavor that) man when he goes out to take place Brothers, comed. : ere, Y acrobats; the juggling A @xist to-day with increased intensity, [among the men of hia generation. went to the taffratl and saluted tho| rot ‘Theatre, and among others. will be! | | Thousan coe i famiilea. y Dand, but when Bostock's friends/MacBans, Howard Brothers, novelty|Maud Edna Hall and Carlton Macy In ds have opened der osit accounts with us, realizing the MORNINGSIDE AV. 101, near i4—Five Many Evidences of Prosperity. Marvellous Products of Loom Nentted of thin they elbowed the pro-|D&tolsts, and Rosano Guerrero in the| “Lord Dopey's Finish.” | and | Katie value of this “‘up-to-the-times” saving method, foomA and bath: {morovements: rent $22. s Land Th mo! material results of this ‘rst American presentation of the pan-| Rooney. he venue and One WAVERLDY PLACE, 145—Four rooms aa@ The apirit awakened by the Land} The, mere ete shown bytheexcellence | phet away and iad the Animal KING] tomime, "La Ghtanas’ Dates, Ned) Hundred sand, Twenty Ath atrest Start Your Account at Once, ath, #24 ‘League Senki busd Finer work) andi) vhel| Seeue OxiInIta Im che Var aus Cee reed [eae CAT Inga at NONOE: Wayburn's girls and other acta will bel the special nar, appearing in & faueical = TRE A ae Se ee room aes z shea, ‘There were luce: “The Barnum show took 1,600,000) retainad, sketch, The stock compan: ae 7 ia ; a 4 5 fi ad, 0 y at the - Bolted Irish League took up the bury (there whlcdy wav duchess. xeTtcre “were | franca out of Parls, and I took only |" “hero will be no change in the excel: | Pith Avenue Theatre will present “The 10M gma P'farfly on each floor: rent Bi Gen where % was laid down. A Prats which cannot be rivalled by the | 499,000 less, I have been occupying the {lent show at Hammerstein s Paradise (Great Unknown,” translated from the $ia°s20. | Apply Richard Parkhurst. 21 hich prepared the way for the cheer” |fiiina of lay nation, on earth, There | pace Mippodrome alice Inst October, | Garde "wildre the more ‘actiking. fem- OAS Ep areata LD Dd aA CT Sawin decorated > ecom- el of such ‘a *Ttures arm Zimn : ri <Newly, 4000) apart- mpereccotuare) eet are. now were Manne! Of SUCH Dom There | and would not be here now were it| tutta jvily Zimnerman, in his imi: | Honlow. Fooms: bath: $1, #18, $1 they + 7 fg #0 apparent. Were linens of the character which have | not to fulfil my contract,” sald Mr. Bos-| Mysterious Face, Spadonl, the juggler, | ony Pastor's bill will include west [1 eaw at the fair day in this town] Tide Ireland undisputed leader In the iid ‘lechow's cata, t & Van Siclen In “The Musical Gymna- D ’ & week ago evidences on every aide of |production of that commodity, and the tock, Mr Hammerstein's entertaining extravs | sum, Searl and Violette Allen in “The ress ma er S$ ES isonet Gat have taken [crochet exhibits showed the cunning of | ‘Is it true that you have contracted |i aes waning exttav: | Bien’ Painters,” Casey,and Le Clatr in aoe thore twenty-one years aince | the Trish colleens’ brains and the deft-| tor the management of an enormous | tine here Willy Zimmerman will give Senne Telany Renata sane Guanaing tther fnge i i ousa, } i. . Phe troublou period to which I have)" “uring the three days that this exht-[ amusement pavilion, to be bullt on &) utow.Hsalchowaky aluublnstein, Von | Miteee Nesta and Hoftinan tian referred. pauen cont ued IC was visited BY thou) iarge tract of ground adjolning Luna} At the Aerial Gardens, on’ the roof of | MIty, acts (areca eine musicay a = M nds of ea y absery . wome| 1, the’ Di 4 people?” ie New rd hes . 0, 5 iz and $14; T ta brighter facod and more con-| fAN%8 OC FANN SUNT Male ag” nee | Park by the Dreamland pecple2” | /4he, New, hmaronian anette, Fay |cite cnaricter dancers, OEE Wciaredere ee meets tented looking peasants thronging the| The Most Rev, Dr, Heally, Archbishop rained on * | Intyre other entertainers will con-|, Hurtig & Seamon's Musto Hall closes iTH BT. 105 W.—Grand opportunity for C handsome fiat in elexant socation: 6 rooms to-morrow night, . who Was ona visitation to the | “7 am not permitted to talk of that) tinue to app i Hepes places than those of the early ee we nip of) Westport, and] on) “ Ine [tiie "Phe Detention emi Bverys | othe mixth week of “Venice,” with AT THE Hh. steam heat. hot water, private Merit women are better clad | Adminisirntorship of Wentport Atl matter Just now." he sald, “but an in- |thing.” | ‘The Offenbuch Review, added| nise ‘and. the Metropolitan” Operas ath team heat. hot we ENS ec unod’ than were their sis-|nrtendance of priests {rem all over the| teresting statement may be made later. |Puriesque’ of “the Flosodora. Sexier Cig | Homme orchestra, at Madinon Square 1i7TH, 31 W.—S-room flat through; steam, Naya. ‘They walk with a[ archdiocese was enthusiastic in’ hs lr have eighty-five trained antmals com- | funny, Garden, begins to-morrow — evening. © hot water; open plumbing, 824, Rane ot those days. y, Admiration. of the results so palpably ; ; SSRPAT eS when, besides the usual programme ot Sat aT We ae Riasal spring that denotes the realization Of} trained by the work of the Gacilc]!N& over on the steamsiips Belgravia, Hee eee are abermthererliichanthees e es igT As + 60%. eee their advancement. They are mé|League in this vicinity, ‘The one man. | Minnetonka and Minne . ll of them | Milian Rasaell Now a Brooklynite. | sojoists—Miss Maryon Martyn, an Eng- Corner apariment, 2_fteome ane ith the finish that comen with | Joseph McBride. the harborsmaster Of] que next week. Among them are fifte Miss Lillian Russell, who has rented!lish contralto, who will sing arias from 971 Columbus Ave. ‘baa ad i comen With} Westport, Is, due the entire credit for] i ie en igers, four jaguars, | the John Robingon house on the Shore! Sa:nt Stens's ,'Samgon and Delilah’ New four-room apartment; rent $20. & sense of contentment, than tie ere [the Peaulen thus far accomplished here.) oreicon’ bears, seven panthers, two {oad between Ninety-third and Ninety-| A00,¢°Xeriing. a Swedish baritone, EF hi Ohfurnlaned=-Brone wn o! a \, fen ‘g y 34 baal Py sf 5 he . . is a Rhos, nich was a practical sen-| Fight for Juatice Will Continue, | oicey of monkeys and other animals, PARI backed thats etn has taken | who will sing the prologue from “I Pag! as. 1on 0., es Hi tence of death. Of course there Is a dark aide toevery| "I have just heard of the death of | litre mum for the use of the house for | csuien mn with aicnrers band MOTTAV NEOR AASTEEST. ene ot a wore g00d, comfortable cloth | pleture, ‘ana it must not be Inferred) nex, the Hon T sectired from Mra, Jack | (hesuminel. She brouwit a number of in Vienna. whe ‘haa “Just come to ees eseamuneet tien a teemonte See Pte retreaning to. notice that | HOM ef mreRaine, Bee, Aum tl Gardner, of Boston, and am very sorry | servantx and halt @ dozen auton with | Amerieg. He will play Gounod’ “Sing 172 Fifth Ave., Cor, 22d St. | ments; Speautinii neighborhood: bait plod re i dW) e hue of the rose. ought a deal o . e per, rom Ta ransit; rent thelr coats and trousers were of Irisn | land in Unted with the hue of the rose.|ag T thought a great deal of him. But from rapid transit: rent #20 to $22 | Apply , There isn saddening lack of industry |} am. bringing over another fine Hon Sn ; & UNION AV.. 4 block eaat frome-made and hand-made wear in the majority of cases. There was great y . Little of the notorioue Manchester |cannot be DHS ea ravertcee tate eat. | “Among the inter ree srimele I en Special Tollette Patterns sold in the Parlors for 25c. window =insevery srocm, Sghoddy"’ in evidence. ecessitate the employment of the tine, Re ea TRIBE Keene Thin] BIG Special Junior Patterns for 15c Unfurnished—Brooklyn. 8 lor. luaty young men and women, who now | as a donkey, ¢ ec nip 0 ‘s CG 5 No More Hage or Squal have to seek @ livelihood tn foreign| any animal alive. There is also Jock, | ATLANTIC AV., 1707—$8, 810, $12 monthly, T saw a travelling deater’s wagon iad cee ot the ope | & Hamilion baboon, who 's more Jealous | FOUR LINE FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. | FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET. | Sufi Seamifyrinats, wubeeusleds rood’ Tee Parceel main Brest of er, ae There Is vdiord. exactor, but with | than any man who ever lived, He Be Coates ret sane BO: Conte Per _Line. Bo ee a a ae County of Roscommon, also on a fair ete operation of new | makes love to Women visitors, put let! SS STATH_8T., 418, Brookiyn—To let, single @ay, a display of cottage furniture |pand Purchaae wet there Is every pris: la woman be accompanied by a man and | to East Side. West Side. flat, 7 roomn sha Ete ‘g ect of the elimination o} his curse t Pi aT ie ediately. y cs TWO FLATS. high ol neighborh: that was a genuine index to the] Pet of as helped to Keep Ireland. in| "atqdnie waacaecompanied by his wite g AY, B. 240-3, two front rooms, furnlahed, | 127H. 80 W.—Clean sulte, poreniain path, |" ooms ‘and bath and ato re room. Fent changed spirit of the hour. The three-| 40" inire of adversity for so many| and thr Praia he Chariesina “housekeeping; enamelled beds, gas. rank’ 46: other room, $1.50 Up; Boutherners ac: | moderate, Owner, W. BURKLE, 177 Dee Jegged stool, the deal chest and the] years and thr a A Bena ea als e e IRVING PLACE, 14 (near Academy Music? | commodated. catur at. Brooklyn, r youghly framed bed were no longer in i Above and: beyond everything there] in a en 1 animals thr —H ie atinets tearaeee ‘bathrooms, 1TH, 88, We itoely, furnished large room son every side the spirit of an un-| ago aM, Bait nig cleanliness: corner, ‘ ; © room @vidence, hut there wore chests of] Mierable race, ‘There Isa disposi: | tek innde eines Calder Route of CRXINGTON AV. 108 (Soup --Carme Tint | aves) a6 WiFront wulte, 961 roses, $1.60 BOARDERS WANT drawers, chairs and ee of most UP-| ton to be patient, but there ia A de-| Honavitn, ‘So: * to #4; bath; light housekeeping 20 Cents Per Line. to-date designs stained to match ma-| terminatio ha he NO] olety of the Seine, a life-saving organ- LEXING’ Ti6—Nice, large fur-| yar, 244 W.—Cool, clean room, 1 it ith the demands for atice porcelain every possible vantage point. to struggle. 14TH ST., 134 W.—Front room, 84; hall | 29TH, 140 E.—Large room, EASIDE AMUSEMENTS. room, running water, $1.00 up! small, 31. 4 b Lid » suitable tor % 1 saw American farming machinery tn s ko large front A im Api 5 ‘also table boarders, treets although twenty Creatore and his Italian band will be- 39 housekeeping: —_Rentle 19TH, #8, W.—Clean, large room, running |GINT. 107 E.—Newly furnished lange sold on the $3; amall, $1 ups t uJ 1 rooma, firet-el years ago the spade, the old-time plough gin a ten days’ engagement at the e water, $3; small, pi ice water, omall fod first-class American. tab! ‘and the sickle were the only !mple- Manhattan Beach Theatre next Satur- STif ST., 8 F.—Cool, clean hall rome; run-| 0TH. 201 W- Two large connected rooms; | 73p, 180. B. fant front room, bath; al} ‘ “ments of husbandry the farmers of the day afternoon, De Wolf Hopper in Passenger wires as follows: _ning water; $1.50 up; large, $3 up,” - conveniences; board if desired; moderate, im eect f Tho Excelsior Express o have. Sur, TOL B—-Large, “amail’ roome, with, | PH ST. 16 We—Roome, FT fo Sr alte, | _Stolts ‘West of Ireland were at all fam! Wang" remains the attraction this 70 tniler an hour over the Allegheny Dtv SBT AON ei Carma | Sean _running water; norcelaln_bath ‘72D, 920 .—Furnished back parlor with with. week, and y's Rand, with Herr. QITH, 101, B., 3a-Lext —Hieranily tur- | 2187. 40 Ww. fooma: with| board, one or two. $4.50; private family, I saw no rags or depressing squalor. mann, the magtetan, as an extra ate Special Low Rates June 30th and July 2d. Mleteds fine airy rooms; $180 upward: also Ce Wel office for doc-} 175TH, 139 E.—Larke fat Fanta waiet Every man I met seemed to be fairly traction, will continue to give after. Call on or address Ticket Agents at Sa Ie BS Niosiy 7 Parnlaheaeont | SAT W,—Nicely turnlwhed rooms, | wth board content with his lot and there was a : 490, 1199, 1404, 201 and 118 Hroadway, 25 Union Square, Park Row and Centre st.. 273 | J) tat Howell? urns ‘ool | * running water, from 82 to $0. West Side, general alr of hopefulness that was as ages a nara will Ga TOR t ' Fe a iene a HAAG Mit AN ebarke Hoboken’ abs Mersey Shop's | || StH tor Large, emall rome: vonning | 4TH OT. 47 Ww. —Mlcely furnlaned rooms for! paRROw fT. 88—Nicely turnlehea here will be many new acts on the and “4 0 dod ni aloo x te *: et water: tiemen only, fro: t a lahex f tonic to the jaded heart of on who een ent in" rie elrey"ttnas | sei | yaters table Roar: German fam; ye ee ee Ore DUES easior | g tit coed board, bath, ‘enn 64.60 and 66. "pad hitherto seen only a dismal future ji i at Dream Lele i, driving ; eR tyne wardrobes 3 . ‘small well-furnished fas the destiny of Ireland, Dramatic Critic Passes Away)j..’" ned horme toy a pony’ cart, STH AS eeping. Harris. ScupPeth ts Meuse: { translents aocommo- Ae roses, will be one of the features, The 6p st. 417 BLlah SITH, 188 W.—Cholce of handsomel, : here was one man arrested at the! To-Day After a Prolonged) ran of Pompell, Canals of Venice and OOP. BT AT ETRY aaitRou beatae alts | Aniehed inree and” small’ rooms, 63.90 ‘up: s fair of Westport on the charge of . a submar boat are a fow of the at- small rooma; references exchanged. Lan-| ward: transients. _ _ reited a Bear, intoxication, Twenty years ago on tne — i tractions. = gan. sarees —Newly furnished, i 7 road way—Hall UG a heel dart lIness—Benefit Given Last] ‘rs! Parke ts crowded every atter:| Ss 1 T Milli B Y = Aiea BE A pa heater end phone: Fates rane ~ 4 $ . Tnoon and night by delighted pleasure: | ‘eal locality: private residence: bath, off Droadway—Lui ould be at oust a score of artes, Thut sday Netted Hin $6,250, | Severs “who tnd wl kinds of amuse: ale ien illion boxes a X¥ ear. al Ant matt, furnished” Fooma: "ait conven® , of course, Is a definite indica- Ment there, to say nothing of the ple- ‘The HoT DIG! TlorH, 59 By near Central Park—Purntehed cen: well kent. that the people are learning the turesque Durbar and the thrilling fire oust WEATHER mi sede Taome, cian quiet; American family; |JGPH, 14 W.—Medium-alzed Foom, sultable| = of self control in the case of shows i cctammnes Seares ey 2 ee _one or twa; also hall room: reasopad! d L 0 DON % Now that Frank C, Bostock has ar- THTH ST., #17 B—Blewan Rooms, m1 er etany hienaren at heme LONDON, June %—Clement Scott, | rived” from abroad several acts “which _Foom for housekeeping; & i Tie oan OAT ad Many Irishmen at hon to them abroad. on this particular subject ic|morning after a prolonged {llness, drome will be auaed to his exhibition of West Side. fers; "meals optional; spacious; doc:| There is no excuse for awkward Bevadrich stators alas aca bucss | ap matinee was given at His Majesty's toate “Millward, ne Tho. Queen's CHARLTON ST,, 62—Newly f ia oe sama $3 To Far awo | MOSS When the best and cheapest % paraeh tquors, ales and bees |rhentre Thursday for Mr. Scott's bene- | Meamengers will, be the headline ate CANDY CATHARTIC No lett conventent tn. sil ct basement (3 rooms); housekeeping oF busl.|CMances to acquire grace are found them has spread abroad, and fit, at which Sir Henry Irving, Beer-|traction at the Brighton Beach Music ODT AV. 4is—Fournianed rooma; desirable] _" in the “Dancing Academies” Adveew to mow po ae Advaivetne bohm Tree, Julla Nellson, Madam Re- Feel other mall At George Ronit; ce, front room for 2 xentiemen, Digna WHE Pica ten ah ey, tisements In World Wants. Read Pe ancie of enterprise (nat rea Eochee) aberieen) Sevres Ales woud Who Hesltatéa Ts" won: OTH ST yuki wate bio; we inalents, fees Tithe Wants to-day, ‘ others appeared. The |#, Reynard. ventriloquist; Smith and = 85D, 218 W.—Neat, clean, al . Homentends, | performance netted $5,250 for Mr, Scott, Campbell: “Barry and" Hinivers,, ‘the GR eS y atnally Not_water, $2 up? ome Taree 4 with the|Who was in somewhat straitened cir- | Melleclalves, and Bertha Stanley. nnre. W, ‘and, double rooms; ’ ‘The Johnstown. Flood lp’ one of pe es SH] oumees: ey ,sz0m! eumetanone, Coney's great eights, ee : ve in_the provlacial towns. There is consequently a vold which the dramatic eritic, died In London thin which will take his place. created sensations at the Paris Hippo- BT. 1 L. station—El 5 and 6 rooms, Broadway & @th—Dainty, olean