The evening world. Newspaper, October 26, 1907, Page 5

Ae ; ‘ as , SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1907. enti oe ee - PANESTIRTED [George Ade’s “‘<Artie’” Comes to Town |SMINGS TID UP. |Paderewské Returns to Show [az <== 8 BY NIGHT FIRE IN | With “Miss Pocahontas’’ Next Week IN BANK SHOOTS His Masterfulness as Pianist (vues Me i Real Estate and Slang— are. scheduled for Thursday Musical—Travesty —Will-Re iy 3h, ‘Jun, 2 and’ March-26 at Elevator Boy Sticks. to Post) place “Sappho and Phaon” | Pear tae whose ¢ wing 6 GREAT PIANIST |Astie inthe arent craig tor the i ay ; “s : neers for $1.50, t alcony “i Humorist's Chicago Office Boy Sear ee ene oe any banat) EN AMERICA ON cents, «Mr. Volpe and tik Datronéases | from rope to-day on & seventh visit + —Aiietica——Hin—firet —appenraace 4} Announced for Bridgeport, Conn, on} londay evening. Yorkers wilt | given a Chance to lear him in fe] | = Domes ctal—at= Carnegie Hall next Saturoay} SM totay TTeraertbeRte his Tur th seis Floor Walker ina Department} «* rnoon. His present tour will extend pees: ¢ son of autumn and winter orchestral = jut feawt- until May, and hi« bookings | a Oe froncerta at the Broadway ‘Theatre tos Ty | desire t6 ‘make these concerts acc , SEVENTH VISIT 19 all_munic lovers, The excellence. ot” este | the 'partaes this hand-of jmusaleians whom Mr, Volpe has’ trained = [so skilfully wax pointed out In this ooke 7 jumn last-weason, —to-Be-Shown-as-a-Dealer-in} ~ 0, 2 i Ss {ra dies already are for nty performances. ; Morrow. night. | His programme will and Gets Scantily-Clad at {he Lyric—"The Lion and te pies) Ore alice He will play-twor new’ compohitions of oe sonsint of pelnetions from populayeoaae A oWn, a ‘sofata in / it minor, | es 4 5 =, Wiel has never been heard 1 America, | 3 aphasia Bs Pintelde iw aud a set of variation ties y He bays oe pees Will sing an aria from Verd! New York ouce only by hia/tr , Coimgutriot, “Sigismund Stojowskl ‘The | Tenants Out. Wound if Temple. the Mouse” forthe Academy of Music. : The pank pante feand a victim early @tarting from somo unknown cause! firm inte last nti in the West Points ~ mee ae to-day! in the perdon of George Co. xy ony on whieh he De ‘ , Wi VA @partnient House, at 33) West Nine- | ‘ ~;feheepér, a floor walker In Jfooh's big Work for ama, Hearacand which he has ease Rese Die a SM of. the: Phiihafinos ‘ty-fifth iatreet, did $7,060. Wamage and 2RO ADE has.'put the, Chictzo| One Mundred- and ‘Twertyitth Wet Doston symphony Orchestra is not yeu. ae j ix “expected to artive from used’ a pantie among the ¢ x The” office “toy'-of' his carly | departmant. Ktord, and. n , rother of | Sumplete” Neurly abl See fou ni sg? XS B fest Tuenddy. “Since’his weason cal a panic among {Hib atkoomedyie call a s t = ' ss cltal alr Fold Out ‘i zs dnt) the spring He has spent most of blaze ‘wax confined ‘toithree rodtas on Da en comely cand i ‘ Mrs. Kochi, who shot and. killed ‘hithsalt 5) waki's only appearance with ¢ . ‘ cis time at his home tn: the Cadcasts, ‘the fourth < flour, but ro Mripped | Which Manager Charles Ditngnam will Miecainecthe gavinge of his lifeme wete | chestra th this. city. will be Be aN he programme of, the society on . ‘. | offer-at the Garrick Theatre on Mon- fs }. ton Syingphony Gpoheatras- et—-4tnt 9 - “DME ott 2+ at CArnagia- a through to, the lo 2 aged nuch furniture After dinner lower: fours and JAM! yay evening, ade: telin thid story oF how he happened to put Artie Into a play. 04 5 Eien masala Carnegie Hall on. Saturday -atternoon, ¢ : é and 16 hag been ieeasovan ST Jeark of hoc. 7, Tse] z oud no Hoes GyAU' suite iter with his wife at Acaradale. —. hs Be 3 : nemory (of the Norwegian’ compose: R her Richmond: of the , $ $ who died last summer, f it Rut there are o! = ee patie wae anni Pao the ntore-as titi ato * 5 :: CRE “TA couple of years ago I hit upon Mag gclig erdight down to the thee: |Ditho in tha field. This afternoon. at ee ; oS weat toca thy the ‘idea of having a young man-who | | px: goliig. straleht ¢ ! ie | Carnegis. Hall, Josef Hofmann, once a} Sy the new. conductor, of: thers elev in altting on the iront stoop of a cot- Liment with the evident gesikn of killing | Bek Uadelphia Symphony Orchestra, has prodigy put now an, artist whiso, talent |, kitehen $A, 5 tagalwaltine-tortakechisigirt tocacball} J SE ss Break i Immelf. i —W mxrkedly fayorable Impression | 6 H E r . en ls rece 1 everywhere, will be heard - the street he ealiet ats nA! game;-onserse a. gnngot survey: = : : meee See eee He met James J. tons. of No. $6 West ||) Tacttal. lie peogeauiiata—targal HS ee Quaker ¢ Seeenoneen then HpAvie Ting 2 line wlongtis «treet, 4 ; Ane Handed wid en aie a BO re ponte qretiitesr feo : ‘ : a kis SM UALS, ppeehve : a ws h Moor young man follow thelr Ile uke: Sr. ue : ; fer, in To Long he sala: tins ance here he has married | § n day, Nov. 5, when ther prin the halls wens vith UE t {0 the fact that the " ie gj ‘ a x “Well ings, after vears Of tie f ge Peabody Bustis, | . ne cipal number through which he will is pants, many scantily clad, rushed for to ; tension, Lo hard work, nre tled up In one of these 0 stbur haye an Infant; 1M . ct his orchestra wil! be Beethoven's _ \ ran the car up and down the shaft and | ay nd jook ut the young man € \ will end | wit y to spend | 7 : . Ka young wviolintaty every one was gotten by the time | un swop nd recognized my old : Roper me rromennis!| Cee : ; ; ee tho Hien arrest iy aSEarte Ars ror — TER ieee Long could Interfere . . i 7 i 3 Garments the te HS Semted a at temple and ATh MAES EEA PG re . es Cura Realy aces treo a) i and in the doorways of adjo L co Wheat will play Artie. and | Ee ei pulled the rT Wasa sharp Mendetssohn—Hatt—neat-Friday-—afte! dl Bis tesiina's accord cconcerigmr tee annie hotises and” wat the! firemen at} Orne Darts Will be taken By ae vical report and Sche 1) the basement{ ramme Ie atmouncerds oh *. sae) es work, : Louis R. Grisel, Wiliam Harriga a4 iG floor. ‘ : SH eo ARNE : : Thee NGw /SOuciEestv als Chor uisoei spe The fire proved a stubborn one and | Thouas 1. Wilaon, Serrano Vincen: ; : DBA EFR RTA tOt ihe aigactlnnd eniten RHE AS OneRG ee mc ates E > y) voices and hestra of ftorty-fiveot a to fight the biaza for_n an hour. h Barbour, Dorothy Douglas and g ; y / {Hundred and Twenty-fitth strect_sta- | DBroseh’s bik choruses, Is to give | / : ; ¢ Holy city ae a ae al ge patie , H form later e'season. Ham- z ie Holy city all to-morrow entine. | ; Uon-whe-rang In an ambulance call, | 3 has Mar = ghey afternoon. T 3 Rates : fee a pGcshon tanec al murleal vitae f 7 Scheeper was till allve when Dr. Moss | | here. Hix wit f 7 i ay wi d “ Lesiy, will succeed “Sappho and Phaon 1 7 i arrived from Harlem Hospital, He was | kvngis tof Sir Kenneth’ Mulr-Mac- “al ey Baby aes cee 3 i Lyric Theatre on Moraiay—even- 4\ 9 pa : | carried up to the ambulance from a rear ot FP he jing. The piece Is founded upon the 5 5 3 +4 exit—into One Hundred and Twenty-} Puccini's "Madam Battern: AR pre- | th . fetes, 3 fy = - {John -Smith-and-Pocahontas-episode, and ‘ EELH_Attowt, Ao ag not to-excHe-early 4 santeq by” ol, Snvake's English opera 7 : or Hecclty WRrtaNGaNOCAtheywent : 2 3 stoppers and the maleswomen arriving | Oo 000 DY Go} Savages, j j , p Irom the pen of the samme author, R.A er . in crowds. jcompany. at the Garden starta i Don are aon eg Barn It was originally written for Scheeper died half an hour Iater in |On Its third and last week on M | vert He RAWLING. f TP} [tne “oston Cadets “und produced | by : the. hospital, with a @-callbre bullet it Phoobe Strakosch ax Cho-Cho-san, | s , : as mht ; er eRO MORE w CaN Teak eran \ hole Jn hla temple. arriet Helines as Suzakh Vernon | ‘ om sn ; atmosphere js maintained un! je last : f Stiles as Lieut. Pinkerton, and Ottley ~ Ea ead > 5 és act, when the charactere—are—brought | - j re transton na Sharpless. a: * HITCHCOCK AND HIS PLAY © rr +into aw modern scone. Waiter Jones—will}— - > i - wee a <—axceptiona rit z z head a cast that includes Blanche Deyo, | i é ; a — ee eeUnereste SS LEAVE] = =44= CED) Amma McNay, Marte “Dupuis,” Hatod WAS Z rc | A L e_singera_In the prince a sre eee eb ct 8; ,, MeNell= Jo Fe > 3 4 that those who ti f It wax mide Known at the Astor Thee : and George Fox. = ‘ b 3 ie orget, That curious, L : : ieee late nIENUCTHA Ceram onde tek % —_ ° s : " ” 2 — AA ‘ —jtodefine—giectricateymoathy— between + 5 esl | Gee 7 : core eh ‘The Lion and the Mouse" comes to f 2 eG the players and the audiene was estas |W. as Cp Ap Urs Ea ie A come ae the Academy of Music on Monday sat seit ; aes é eee Se W ecky of ed m Yl ee eee sleds whith ma kos tor racer Cette Glordantasaiarr and dast sony ones APNE §nspector—McCafferty Warns} ine tora lmnitel engagement. AGWES SCOTD. ; agra theme: Vivtenne; eitexbeth Wot i dinenai Ment Oriente Ile an tsa re Includes Edmund Breese, Gertrude OA he LEZLEY OPERA { Thomas D, Richards are competent al- |! ; . will sing (ys UA Gee tiara -___—_ Folk to-Put Money-in__ enlan, Wiliam, Vewera, Marion, Pol- : : Rane On -e : 4 ternates; ant the marriage. broker-1 } : cast (ollgating alonias misnt anoien, Ot © se nson, “Axe! S “i = -: va tt “ Le if bes Sphinn aye > Safe De sit Rhorne, Be . Eberle, Carolyn pe pace | - 3 always excellent - ‘ Haevent ! . [songs ret a bat will have it b; ald Ci “ turgis, : ote New See a Te which . P Fe eae ter ilone Elia Cra. 5; E The Aborn En:€isi opera connany : : Eetortolie dash he owriety slo which Ftcheoele — = ven, Mergarct Gray. W. H. McDonald. eat at Blaney’s Léncoln Square Theatre. name bas been vrousht rough hig re 38 es ; BS DER nafs a ea aT | aS SE teh actastnouvivtina: Ofite blasiee : . : i after a successful two weeks af “Robin | Ti Ymphony. Soviete's | charge that ness the Victim of a blacks ——— New York's financial crisis has} Lulu Glaser, in ‘Lola From Berlin’? + bu Hood,” will present in a double bill ert of the xcason will be given | MONE his departure, wichoUgh his mus, — @roused the Interest of burglnra, strong-| will be the attraction at the Grand 5 g i next week Glibert and Sullivan’ Pini a Hiall next sical comedy 4s-SUll Inthe neigh of ite” arm men aml cracks—in general all | Opera-Hovse. ' ——__ and. Mascagni'a “Cavallering’ |The prelude to “1s He | wuccesy ver the country, The word jiss gene} The American will have “Sirce Nellie] —_ ~ = ‘Ace Orr Myers will be Josephine and |o; Ca Ot ee err inal ee the length and breadth of the land | ‘Vent Away. Ll “|Wreckage on New Haven |tua: Estelle Wentworth. Santizin: ne H ciate : ye that New York people are drawing! “Edna, the Pretty Typewriter,” will a phil Branson. Sir-doseph Por ioe Chabrier Saris their money: out of the banks and h{d- | beat the Fourteenth Street Theatre. j Road at Pelham’ Manor |itarry Luckstone, Capt, ‘Corcoran, and We Ape : nd. titeheoe! : = ing! b ~ ee } The Candy Ks," a yaus! pele 7A Ks 4 By : Harold Blake, Ralph Rackstraw. tikes Daniroxslii, = Jsaccxamination as a witness againa, Ing It under the carpets and back of | drama, will be seon Bt the -Yorki!id—— : * roe m Fongthenont Geo Voocks: charsed with blackmail” wow the, Soe-boxes.and ta the depths of the, ..Jaméa J. Corbett wilh appear in “Thet. : pA. me NN zs = Then Catches Fire. | —La Giaca! i oat. to : aed dar seven. monthy... twas intended Ui Sead them betore these Dlanoa and behind pictures.and ta other | Burelar and the 0: ° SSE CSI . Dear | w afternoon concerta Grand dure (O- repeat thelr atorios, = anna} 7 - Mise yes ul ied Se enedtie (ir : Se eaii i Areva nin sub-|Owing t) the absence of Mr. Garven = Reporiah ake. Feawned Inspector Ment bate aT ew ike amates = eS enone ~ | A a ent pee ea Seth se 1 r nase WHITE PLAINS, Oct. 2—A |hattan Opera-House a woek from Mon- . 3 y | dents Involv' ho dei day night— "Carmen,’?) with Brossler- . - 2 5 a pResidents Facing: Daily Mravelbarasrimnatiarace ot ectsaint ante |cibneltram Dalmioreny wilitia nrelents (OOD food= and constipation are _ Catferty that them in-a-geaurarmove-.| 1, the. stock company at the mnt of crooks in th direction of this; Theat city, He ts put extra men on duty), Duty to Aging Parents Kept sna at the ferries and railroad stations, but! at the Thalla. — pr W, 4 fire following the crash caused much [o8 the following | afternoon 5 a many of the thieves will succe f] great cityr at the: d Seaver a Nere ick to M i: ae Day). Renaud is to appe n bay it d ing geueh saath gules cui | toa Pegen Ware wil oe at ae} Jonn Seaver and Miss gee Nie nme le ure ce ay cate ee een ae Hae eh Oe OE warn the people to be ¥ ful,to keep | “o} vey will have the Broadwa; r cle. thisstnppened On ithes Newatayen (Rea On ee ert whereas are oS Da thir money cut-or AIHt wd tO be cares| Gatty mitle mi i Pfaff Apart. Emergencies. Railroad, direotly in’ front of ithe! naw pee BRnounces hat whereas there, ——_Use 4-Glass a ful of euniow fastenings and locks on Bohemian. Burlesquers coine to = in that town, Tony Chollopa, |More, $hey fare t sratwentscfaur = nt he Gotham, ae ‘. e. . i -wUbEe! on for seats in é e ae 4 of 4 O1 x, y 1! Rig Bhow will be seen Rochelle, while this year—His subscription for jen, Py , eee nue eae SEPT A ae ai Ws) @Oy geaneodt Janos Water Advived to. piace tom tn site deposit marriage of John Beaver and Margaret {ts first ¢r PRIN aoe Nad Ice Os ately. wstnyrestey nee Ba tues gil ee Va Rec Re cece atc a otis |e newbie ot rine nah a rg tian ur Getter aa ome] A » homes when they Keen away | ro: 3 % by? OTVANCO Hea and telepl the Coroner, Uwlby Mr Condled for bis coming opera os ey . rp re tomes erg ne TERM Toe ma nH that hegantwenivone-yenre-age,—and Amerle a. The : es : . sugnals 1402 | ogi whoo arrived from-Eirrones ven -—_On MET and enjoy your food. i they were stalled @0 not prociain loudly In saloons or es: Valerle Bergere in “A Bowery as been replete with mutual devotion |used for xtrect that you hay; fi mille"; Stellt Mayhew, “Tho Piano- y purposce ‘4 these wes y i day, was born In’ Kentucky. He tx nd self-sacrific Iwas ‘the While they hose maiden trip log the Coroner, a train bound for New {the fmt American tenor engaged. to} |h _.. A Natural Laxative. Water and :! ay ” oe + < ¥ phtonds." Gallagher and Barrett, Welcn, ¥ Soe See eat hao reee pnt ea aenicde Ly raat gee anew Meek \d Montrose, — Hibtelt and {5 = cal tthe - ise i Sra Ss Eos tah Oeta-House- He stidied first witr lesley d this could be the logical | the following notice appeared In all the; UWIRMY oy) core were piled Ing heap! Hdward MacDowell inanwent to Par = SE en eee ere ee Foe_ Colonial wit hace Wilda Boone! pup gait to vay Gee-nne know the event | eT sequent tie. several being 3 Bue i : In “Kit,” Bransby Willams in imper-| was so near, The-wedding will bo In/ply regularly between thin. city and called out to fight the flames, “tha parsonaxe—of—8t. Patrick's Church. }S:atton Idandcamiioncad-ranitinu-tibs Juredtnctha-colllalons Frankiinjend rey | the Rev. James P. Byrnes officiating. | morning. Sho 1s to start daily from i Ses anuinet dey =e and his costera, tecono of the most_popular men! wise Hal Doak et the baara af” a iE Thornton; Shekla, the magician in borough of Richmond.’ He 19 \ ana b, Wa understand that she ere ue Pt n ere—and—the—Four-Rianos. a cs 2 Heke tebe ht ‘ o shade 2 y Rooney gayi: Mates [aerved one term-as-Coroner,-and ty now} csrrjca passengers this day without : : J Harry Von ees we ae uaa comnected with the Bureau of High-| oj req ————— sat the Athambra, where the ways. He 1s about forty-five years old, | yitni 4 : —_—_ ! ty: rs old, ) Within ten years another steamer wa will Inchide-Howard Truesde# and com-| tng j.vea in Clark avehue, In the vile] \Vy nae A added.-Six trips a day were made, in TRADERS BANK ee 565-567 Broadway, New York. = S Rd BRANCHES: oie cesses eess2485 Atlantic Avenus, Brooklya ...... 476 Fulton Street. Brooklyn 79-8) Hanilton Avenus,. Braokly. ATLANTIC-BRANCH-, FULTON: STREET BRA? HAMILTON BRANCH... 7 =| pany in “Two Men anda Bottle,’ CUE iof6 af Richmond. = a Se a AT ore Three Hundred Young Men Ganon the Three Leigatons, De WIti-] hits next-dvor neighbor’ is Miss Prag, } och ; Miseancicls 1g ey tn S| AmeTah f Burng_and Torrence in “The -Awaken- ome woman, atitt in the{cents !n sumimer and 25 cents In winter, an@@®Vomen Assemble for tag oe the, Toye," Rages In a musical | Bre 18 ® Tease ee alee luge; This. price waa lowered by 18%) to six E J_Nu Conf es at Yate novelty, Macartia monkeys “and la) «oi, grown eyes and perfect teeth are cents. Eleven boats aver tr mye in the |) FO oe onterences a baa? Kelth & Proctor theatres: “The Evens her —wiriking features. Two dec-! r year, snouely several of them sre " : gat ” Arthur Jones, w! ave come and—gon: ‘Mr. {afterward sold to the Government f ePatllanc ALA ; Ringed by iho stock. company atthe | Ades PAYS 60 e en aie aa ranaporta °r) MePartland: Declares He..Beat. HAVEN, Co: Oct. %.—Three ine ‘Avenue Theatre. The bill at-the| Seaver and Miss Pfa gan keeping ie aaa - re i NEW Ny Conn, Oct. 3.—Three | pwenty-tnird. Street ‘Theatre will in| company. The fellows and girls who) As far back as 1812 a company was | Prisoner in Cell in hundred |" young nh and women stu-[olude Edwin Arden andr alou: Fer nan-| were members of their soclal net at| Incorporated . by the. State Legislature | : centage colleges throughout re Ot ew Taonge cand’ "A Racing Ro-| that time havo grown familles now. | for the object of bullding a bridge con- | Self-Defense, sterol ealneriincat or_the | Manca! an autamoblie sketch swith toa es = SPREE NEW Sera RTT Ss sland > en Threeday” aonter musical _numbera_in-which @ company Walled Because of Fathers, | 7100s ree ne ne ae ailena ac | d of thirty will appe: At—the “Union!= put Seaver and his sweetheart put ¥ . oe te One hundred Youne] Sounre will be Mturcel's Living Pie- Fthelr invalid fathers above| $10.00. Here_are some of the specifica-| John MePartland, the Tombs keeper, ied STENTS Tron “Welestes: Ves) tures, Jaume Pannen..-the-Eaupire, City phescarese tions taid down for the venture—none| who is alleged to have-brucally beaten r Mount Molyoke, Smith and North- | Four, Salerno, Countess Konse and” | i y enytonex..9 prisoner in his Charge, in a Among the features at the Fifty-|ine nuptials hay ‘been dela ‘ field swarmed. -ovar—tha campus this] Sffnm -sirest: Theatre Will, be “Willlam| 26. : " fell through: po ier $ sere era S = afternoén, all brilliant {n the colors uf |}. ‘Thompron in. "For. Love's, Bweet | elder Seaver died about five months Am) |" in,6 yrigge-s-width was to be not lesa Say emetic roan Re area era ont = “HANCOCK BRANCH | ear oaRbon 1550 Broadway, brooklyn +onwasthelr. collogos--aud..all.,here—withtaa| Sake.” Carlotta, who loops the loop on | at the “age ¢f clshtyiolse) Mies POAC | than twentysrix fect and jt wie to.hava. cri tiAtorny!s OBC ca - MADISON. AVENUB BRANCH _......,,633, Madison Avenue, New York {dea of combining a good timoywith the | adie Leonard, “The One Hundred and | tne age of seventy-five. Bach left con-|% Grew, Of Hot less. than everoataroy| e AGMA EUAN aN a MeN onrataan — MARKET. BRANCH ,,,, Flushing and Washington Avenues, Brooklyn pepsin Cont eTeNCE Wor tea: Etsy cre, BOING cated Eaenty Heche eae Tite serena lien or laideradiey money: and: tho: patient pale pest see Perea errs MEP TT op cy me teitig tle MERCHASTS BRANCH =8U2394- Broadway. brooktyn for by minjstera aid private funilies | enamin Chopin in P af for a two-horge carriage was to be 7 terroxated by ‘Assistant District-Attor é Aen at PUTER UII CEST TARY RU) COREA fe EY aa cents, business wagons 00 cents, man ney Mutyhy, was eld by Masistrate PEOPLE'S BRANCH i. 1246 Broadway, Brooklyn There aro 240 college men attending | tose,” Jullan ¥ltings and,others, The | Sine hd inthe ce eneieaae on horseback 2 cents, and for passen- | Wadsli In the Centres Poltve Cour, SEVENTEENTH WARD BRANCH 694 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn the conferenc$, many of them travel-| HAriem, Opgra-touss ateck compuny | on he NAL Te ine families having {Sera 6 cents. In later years the project | MH) MAL Tit Moan yt murders wi STUYVESANT BRANCH. ..... _. 1872 Fulton Street, Brooklyn He oe abeaeaine Uereeey ote Fee eee eee ee cetuds fax | ben Invited. ‘There wlll be no wedding | 94 8 ee ARIAS ek alas padl abet eS Allerg) TIMES SQUARE BRANCH..., +e.. 1531 Broadway, New York City : 5 atelyiiintodethe sing een, ; but not until many decade: . and c He z ; 4 Y company, the Don Carlow Lion and) celebration. At. the conclusion of the y wtructire of the 8 ec ace Wile Lerribty bi INIONSBRANCH Das cramciacersccivenier tein 1.44 Court Strect, Brooklya eee TA mRcRE ais Talon o nates Dow Cine A Van. Brother j camo: ¥| ceremony Mr. and Mrs, Seaver will be-| aru) pms ete BOE Sredae hiscolarad: from. the inows ’ U “ y vorkers isiclans; Ascot, Eddie fi kK, | akee atty Uttle cot-}|, More fortunate us the jd he lore ' among the students here, pantomimiata, and Brown and Cooper, | Si Henares ae ie ‘ pees ue for bullding a thirteen-mile railroad from Re HBietICa 5: : DAVID A,~SULLIVAN, President Th ting Will be to- lebrew. comedians, s tage which ‘the. bride's father had vente Airave remrotlenvile: hieeipoaet es (TeAshley; Vices e fecnoont When there Will, bow rane | At Atlante Garden will be the Picarp | for hers The’ recent bereavementa prey] py anderpil's landing’ to | Tobielvdliee Leo, Schlesinger, Vice-Prest, James 1, Ashley, Vice-Prest “Yale and: Villa Nova play at football {THe Of acrobats, Curran and MMod, | Qugeg any possibility of a public wed-| nw” untunaiy Of auch am road was Wm. J. Buttling, Vice-Prest. A, M, Dederer, Cashier 3 3 fe TL iMalanouacient total tend: an Gtagotte ne Ea ae Re Cenah | ding, and every, attempt has bgen made) yy 1 On J 1890, the Louis H. Holloway, Vice-Prest. K, A,.Southworth, Asst Cashler. > ray t - end, ‘h Sean fi 7 eld bs J i } lad) hacer icetoys ait o | Jean IAbbera, “the Double Man," will] to keep the affalr a secret eee Seay inv ARIAS? ‘ tended. BROOKLYN AMUS2MENTS. aho Was busy gelling tings in order in| having occurred beci ay ‘ ra LC 3 ' Services will be held at. many} ©. | Her new home, She blushed in a con-! culty of obtaining right of way over; : churches’ Sunday, and a special mee(-| At the Grand Opera-House will hej fused but decidedly becoming manner] the estates of various lande! propr! Henry Albers, iB Andrew Foye, Ing in the: atternoon for tho delegates, | Clatre Romaine, I. G. Knowles, “Phe! when asked to verify the story, and ad-| or, Willian 0, Allison, : Nahin Gerken : Another will be held Monday, and the} Songbirds," "Mise Camille,” Lee Har-| mitted it wa b Richest os T. Ashl Louis H, Holloway, a3 4 " ore ti Willy |) Seaver wi ot at his; home last| A horse-car ling was laid out, along James T. ley, ouis H. way, ¢ nae TEEPE SUPERS ut etiod eet ts jane erenureean Rea night, Dut is niece, who answered te | the north shore, in 1861, and its cara | G. E, Bogart, Thomas F, McCook, neon = “the Undertow" will be played at| door.’ was prnturo In her pralwe of Mer) nagg hourly. trips from the Narrows, E James N. Brown, Joseph Michaels, Payton's Lee Avenue Theatre. uncle's fiancee. around the shore to Marineéra’ Willlam J. Buttling, Charles ing, 4, D. ROCKEFELLER’S ee TCH ELLIE LANE WORK: cate cae ik, Chapman Lon Schlesinger’ | { E fk ED Bou re OUST Oates Barth S. Cronin, Isanc Stiebel, GRANDNIECE WEDS.| YOUTH’S SLAYER INDICTED. somey suAne Pina Sa |g sale Barth 8, Cronin, Pores: Bide for $100,000 Improvements! ferry traffic Into a single jias of boats | I Fif9y Bellare wil be paid for the A. M. Dederer,' Charles Strauss, als in Kansas, sly" dell 8 along 4 ee i fey : i TS peep ipenenes and Labor, and Frank P; Sargent, Com. | In J83 a company was formed for this Section 550 of the Penal Code RUSSELL, Kani; Oct. ide's E: .|Patrolman Shuttleworth, Who Shot one point one State jsand | i None of the Bride's Eastern Rela Boon to He Asked Fo! Funnlng 10 One Doi ioe to. Maphat. | | acrest and cenviction of any | Dayld A. Sullivan, "ith, $10,00) capeal und work | {| ef the State ef Mew Yerk, of MA | missioner-General of Immigration, din. | purpose wit ne an Rockefeller, Jaaghter of Frank Hocke-| County Grand Jury for shooting and) TaN i “superviaing Architect Tay- | Soule, arent Prolcat Wanted | Tl colmbealty receiving any prep- tives Present at Her Nup- LEOLEE Crh 2 CO ESTE C Tay Oct, B-Secrotnry| faa) ahd eomiecting. with branahea’of | | Janke dealer or ether person D i The Mechanics and Traders Bank September of the same year, " WASHINGTO: USA RES Led hy Patrolman Alfred N. Shuttleworth, of} Weer apartment of Commerce | Railroad wives rhoull a) extend of | gultty, ender the provisions of 4 F a r SAT y feller, was married to Andrew D. Col-| Sf vo. 10 Gates venue, on tho night [Bor of the ‘Trowaury Department. you: | "Th spite of counties ‘obsiacioa and ff erty belonging (0 thie Company. : has been in existence over THREE-QUARTERS of a CENTURY, a Miss Carrle ope) Jiver. ati tho First Presbyterian Chureh| of Oct 6 In Sara‘oga Park, terday tho plans the $40,000 “im- | untuoked for expenses the labor of put- 2 : : : : . Y pwort! yements at Hillis Inland ordered by ‘o.effect the entire scheme waa mew mE OO. s ; ‘ i 5 Inst night, the Rey. G. Smith perform=| ee onine tarmave on, They tee| Congress. In afer dase plans will bol pushed forward with amazingly fow sw pon TELE ORR o8 isa member of and one of the foundersofthe NEW YORK CLEARING-HOUSE ing the ceremony, no church was! tusimt and. Jaffe was trreatet. Ho} forwarded rk, where bids | delays: - Dey np How York to ew. crowded With friends from. Giftereny ym thy Nicer: and the work will Mer havertived for. Erastus Wiman was from. first-—to sof. Kansas Mt @klahoma, “but Aone ttlewarih aren ‘its | (Suet Sargon} says the need for the im. |iaat the moving spirit of this, tapld- 30m M, CADILL, of John D. Rocke-| revolver and fired. alleges, to. bring | provement! urgent ani a tranait rallroad’and ferry organization, Of the Dride, wae] Tanoe The bullet pierced Jeme's | wil Te fused. to reompletion with’ ait and has resources of- TWENTY-SIX Millions of Dollars, his energy, ‘foreaieht and acumen thet and Owen actasting debt. |