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AN ELOQUENT PANEGYRIC. Archbishop Ireland's Tribute to His Holiness Pope Leo XIl. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF HIS LETTER ON THE CHICAGO FAIR. Truly the Pontiff of His Age-No Other European of Note So American In Ills ST Io Ina Broken tho Hold of Monarchy on tho Church In France--The Workingman's PopeWho May Worthily Succcod Him? ROME. March Archbiabop Ireland.

of St. J'aul, speaks as follows in regard to pope 1.00 The lotter of I.co XIII. to the President of the European Commission of the Chicago Exhibition is an unusual document, and has surprised churchmen of the old school tenaclous traditions and forms. The Pope Is constantly giving now proofs that he is really the Pontiff of his age, understanding thoroughly its aspirations and met hods, while repressing its evils, encouraging its healthful throbbing, blessing its achievoments, opening up new vistas to ita hopes. A few weeks ago he broke with time-honored customs which, under plea of guarding his dignity, contined his power, and in an interview with a Parisian journalist addressed himself to the public press.

to the of France, upon the gravest. polltical and religious ques. tions. "To-day he opens lila mind 11) a most cordial letter to a non-Catholic gentleman, and through him to a nation largely non-Catholic, bidding godspeed to tho gigantic enterpriso which, on the shores of Luko Michigan, 19 to bring together, as never beforo In 'the universo, tho fruits of the earth and the work of the genius and industry of man. I.co Ands words of soulful groeting for all men, whether they bo without or within tho fold; nor is he mindful only tho world to come; all that tends to tho betterment of the prosent life interosts him and wins his approval.

All this 18 truo religion, of which Leo is tho truest P'ontit. 66 Tho letter to the representative of our exhibition is another manifestation or bis high esteem and warm love tor the United States. When promising to give the letter, in the nudience accorded to Thomas B. Bryan, he bad said that ho wished it. to be taken us a token of his most friendly sentiments towards our country.

IN HIS SYMPATHIES. I could quoto numerous instances," coutinues Bishop Ireland, umong his expressious which I had the honor of listening to myself as proofs that thero 19 no other European porsonage of note 50 American in his thoughts and sympathies as 1.00 XIlI. lie sees In United States the perfect blossoming of rational liberty which 110 so artho dently desires for all nations, the fullest stature of this modern democracy which understands so well, and to which he knows the future of Christian civilization must suredly belong. Indeed, I venture without fear of being tho assertion that the Pope has derived from the United States, if not a good share of tho democratic inspirations which bus been sending out over the world from the Vatican, at least a solid encouragement for them. in this we can well take honor to American are reaching out over all lands.

Whatever be the precise outward form it inay wear, the government or countries honcotorth will be a governinent tho and poople, by the people and for the peoplo, America will have largely contributed the transformation. IL is no wonder that the nrat statesman of Europe studies us attontivoly aud gives us his love. May we be always worthy of our great inission in the world and of the deep interest which is taken in us. THE BRIGHTEST INTELLECT IN EUROPE. 64 Tho Roman Pontificate to-day is onbodled tho greatest intollectual Igure the Europe.

Que cannot be long In contact with person or Leo, or have' porused with any curo his enoyollenls, without being struck with the acuteness of his mind, the depth and uviversality knowledge. lie 19 putient if made to listeu tO verbiage lengiby discourses. Put before bim ideas a at fow short and conciso sontences, ho grasps once the thought and his reply 19 equally precise and pregnant with meaning. 110 braces at a glance all tho aspocta or the case. Ho view 15 knows and not ho in hunself what narrowness 64 What was the socret of dotests it in others." Ledochowski's pointment?" I Ledochowski Prefect ho said to me, Cardinal of the Propaganda cause he 18 a man of large views.

His lutormation is most Bishops and diplomats from nil of coming to the Pope of bia own parts special the world, each one speaking oue bolloving that business, go away, each tho Popo has mado special atudy of tho mutter which bad beou under remarked discussion. A French writer has lately that Leo knows tho social political world of to-day as well as does Paris manager or of London. great Ho newspaper all in New York, has the qualltios bo the or his ago, and ho puts them that profit. 1118 naine will go down to history of a Pope who understood his age bad both tho intelligence and courage 10 himself at the bolut and guide it amidst stormlost seas. A REMARKABLE AGE.

"ours 1s a remarkable perlod," continuos Bishop Ireland, "such a ono as at rare Intervals In tho lito of numanity. is social the and or a new order or things, political. new spirit pormoates the world. Tho world or to-morrow will very different from that of yesterday. Ing the tho 'horizon years of transition clouds hung nbove and only the most acute with foreseos what is coming.

The break, and the old traditions is painful to many, courage la required in him who with It master's Is voico nonounce that fortunato tor the church and for whole world that In t.hig time of crisis watchman on tho tower Leo. llo across the durkoning ocean spread out before him and. he spooks. Ills have dealt, one another, with tho proseing questions of ago, and ouch ono comos out from the Ican anore in tone than the 'coding, historia persounlity has the beginning of his stantly growing in amplitude and in intollec. tual meaning, until to-day he is saluted all, whether or tho faith or observers of thought, as the first thinkor teachor in thy world.

physical Dospoiled orbit of territorial domination, reduged to the walls or priaco relguing by' the ho 18 the Premter Sovereign, power Qt Intellect. 110 lifted sho church high above all the shirting OF OFFICE NEW OF THE JERSEY, COLLEGE Editor 'THE WORLD New York. President Patton de- sires. me to say that he has found THE WORLD ALMANAC useful and valuable, and cordially commends Yours, very truly, H. N.

VAN DYKE, President's Secretary, Tun World and rein, Af Tor mutton IN undo nod THE WORLD: MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1892. 5 scenes of the movable and the contingent, freed her from all hurtful alliances wit a pollticol parties and transitory social formations. landed Peter's bark upon the most nd. vanced waters of all legitimate prog1'059 In modern thanes. tits w111 historic.

marking of a the brightest pages in she annals of 1 be Church. Its luminons rags far besond its own Soars. Indol. he 14 The Pope: of the tuture. oven more than or ale present In this sense, that his work: 14 tho drawing out of large lines, to or ultral germinal id.

a4, the tall growth or which cannot he seen for to come. The future alone can gridgo Loo fu prenary Just tee. LEO SPEAKS TO FRANCE. Ills last, oneselical addressed to the people of France reveal4 latin most lucidly in the characteristic eatures I an to bim. Many Catholies In France.

the Bishops anal priest particularly, were blinded by the shadows of the old monarchy. To their minds a contract made long ago by their forefathers Hugh Capet was ludissoinble and, moreover, the monarchy and religion were wedded in closest ties. Theologians were on hand to unearth trota musty tomes prinetples 11pon which to support these notions and from the summit of which to throw shells against the republic and all inodern political forms. The result was discord in Franco und war between the Church and the ropubtle. 1.00 speaks.

Empires, monarchies, repullic9 are, all of them and one of them, good if they provide for society and respond to the present, needs of the nation. Catholics have the fullest rights to prefer one form of government to the other. Indeed, the Church has dealt during her long bistory with all forms, and it 1s a question which she could best answer which one has brought her the grentest comfort or tho deepest sorrow. Where tho republic is the established forni Catholics aro bound in conscience to recogIt and serve It loyally. NO GOVERNMENT DEVISITIVE.

44 Finally, Leo teaches the great priuciplo which underlies all modern political transformations. that no one form of government among a people cau considered so dotinilive as to be imitable for all time, even it in the beginuing the a pation had declared to be such. This encyclical, will peace and union to their hearts tho French people are republicans and it angered theta to see church officials separated from the country's chosen govornment through an alliance with monarchists. 44 Leo Das put the Church totally above political purttes. A few years ago ho did much for Spain, and more recontly yet 101 Brazil.

effect of an encyclical chis kind reaches out far beyond the of France. Americans cannot fall to see 112 it the official coutirmation or their own illstitutions by the highest sehool or thought tu Christendom. THE LABOR QUESTION. In the same line of popular and Democratio ideas was the oncyclical on labor lianed lust year. While toaching in the plainest manner tho righty of property aud of capital the Pope throws the full wolgut lily mighty word into the scale In favor of the tolling musses and gives notico to the guaralans of uations and the possessors of wealth that the hour of reckoning 19 nigh unless justice Do done.

lie deals in no vague declamations, but goes at onco to the root of the question, declaring that the workinan iN entitled to a compensation for his labor which shall permit bin to live in frugal comfort in kecping with his dignity as a inan and child of God, and that organized society must seo that his rights to life, health and salutary surroundings be protected, Leo hus been called the Workingman's rope, aud few appellations more noble and moro Christian could ve thought of. lie hag had pity on the multitude, and in this single fact there is more grandeur and glory by far than to have Deon belled by monarchs and served by tho rich and powerful of tho earth. WHO MAY SUCCEED M131 bids fair to direct for several years yet. the onward movements of the age. l10 his just cutered upon his third year, and while apparently most frail in body, he 19 healthy and capable of much labor.

111g mind is as clear and vigorous as It evor was; Dis memory most retoutive. The hours of the day are occupied in receiving visitors and tho several heaas of the different comgregations or departments among which the business of the Church 19 divided. Tho evenlugs are for his own personal labors, and long towards midnight ho retains his seat at the desk. Ills Immediato secretaries aro never left idle. The ald which they give, however, for his encyclicals and othor vory important documents is largely that of copyists.

lie dictutes, corrects, revises 60 Inuch that what goes to tho world over big signature 19 aced'his mind and his word. I BAW him nt his beat a few weeks ago, on the eve of tho anniversary of his coronation. Ile was surrounded by all his Cardinals, the prelates of his court and numerous Archbishops and Bishops from various countries. The Dean or the Sacred College read to bim an address or congratulation. The Pope, while listening, showed signs of restlessness aud fatigue.

Tuen he replied, spouking at first from his seat, and in a calm, unimpassioned manner. Soon, howevor, he was in the heart of his sub. ject, his eyes gleamed, uls cheeks flusbed, hie arose, and his eloquence of thought and words transtixed his bearers. No one hear. ing him would have belloved tho end of his pontificate to be near.

When 1C does come, what a void will thoro be made! Let us hope that Providence has' in its keeping the inan able to nil it. It is a difficult task to point him out." FOR A MATRIMONIAL BUREAU. A Salvation Army Schemo Combining Cash and Philanthropy. LONDON, April an interviow to-day Mr. Cadman, director of Gen.

Booth's social redemption scheme (of which, in fact, 10 19 said, Cadman wag the real originator), expluined that the matrimonial buronu which the Sulvation Army proposes to establish will be mainly a commercial -that 13, 1t will not be carried on free of charge, though there is a philanthropic spirit underlying the schome. It is intended to facilitato suitablo mar. ringes among peoplo who have few opportunitios for varied acquuintanco or Hocta1 lutercourse. Close Inquiries will to made in all cases, and negotiations will be carried on only on vehult 'or persons round worthy in all respocts. Rich and poor will be treated alike, and no inquiry will be made 45 to the creed of ayplicants.

The bureau will bo set in operation as rondily for an nthetst 118 for al follower of the Salvation Army's vunner. Mr. Cadman believes tunt the rosult be to materially lessen the number of unsuitable uuions. Persecutiona of Chineso Christians. Tho North China Herald of Fob.

20, just receivod here, says that sortous trouble has broken out at one of two mission stations in tho neighborhood or Wuchow. On Fob, 14, while holding the usual Christian sorvice, surrounded the chapol, sinashed Its lamps and furniture and burned tho hymnbooks and testaments. One or the obristians way kicked and left senseloss on the ground. Tho next day the two leading mon of the villoge led their adheronts out again and this timo every houso wus despoiled. The Inmates were drivon out, young and old, and tho doors closed and scaled up.

In Honor of Rossini, SILAN, April contonary of Rossini was colebrated at la Scala Theatro to-day. All the artistio and social celebrities or this. elty woro present: Vordi conducted the over' Lure WIlliam Tell." Other selectious from Rossiut's works were rendered und a speech was quads by Senator Nogri. 'Tho audienco accorded all oyation to Verdi and escorted him home. The' Captain Was Hissed.

BERLIN, April dragoons, ou trial at Um for 111-using recruits, have been acquitted. Thoy admitted that they had nogged the men soverely, bur, declared that they did under orders from Capt. Bproh Tho latter dented the jury bellered the accused. Ag Lauensteln was leaving 1h0 court-room he was hissed. by large crowd outside.

When' the Queen Home, LONDON, April 19. -Queen Victoria will visit thie ducal family at Darmstadt op April 95 while returning home from lyeres. Sue incet at Darmstadt ex- Empress Frederiok and perhaps Emperor William. Tlio Khodiva 10. Be Invested Thursday.

April 10, The of die Armin. tho linodive, is deftnitely Axed tor 0 Mink Made A LONDON Peter burg desays than was zed tributed to brain disorder, while making a report. to the czar. A Berlin despatch comments on the mugstery of the nialr, nud suggests that the Minister's Illness 19 to excitement. brought on painful interview which was a prelude to dismissal.

ASTONG THE ANARCHISTS. Arrested at Aglia for an Early Frial. repent. CRISP NEWS BY CABLE. MADRID, April the Anarchist, was arrested today.

in an interview to-day the prisoner. Delboche, repeated his statement that Munoz had given him bombs aud professed Anarchistic: prinetples. Delhoche spoke with contempt of Ravachol as crimibul, not, an Anarclust." A bug containing explosives, grenades and more formidable projectiles, was found ou Saturday night at the gate of the hospital for public 1y pleased with the ariny pensioners. vigor the governinent 19 displaying, but alarm has been revived by the news chat pounds of dynamite have been atolen from the mines near Linares. The customary Palm Sunday services were omitted the Royal Chapel to-day, ostenstbly on account of the queen Regent's indisposition, but really on account or Anurchist threats.

Further Anarchist arrests have been made in the provinces and in Bilbao. PARIS, April tin cylluder Alled with gunpowder exploded on a window.sill of a house occupled by a magistrate at Complegne 'The windows wero shattered and tho an house otherwise dainaged, but nobody was hurt. The inagistrate recently imposed severe sentences on poachers. Ravachol dociares that he will not appeal against the decision of the Chamber of Accusation, and be wants the other arrested Anarchists to follow his example, to chuble tho trial to begin on April 20. Since Ravachol left his conciergerlo over two thousand lettors have been addressed to him, some nenacIng and many congratulatory in character.

Ono contuined a small dratt for money, medallion of the Pope and an exhortation 'to Despatches from Japan that Totio has been visited by a disastrous fire. It is boped that Sir Arthur Sullivan will be strong enough fu a few days to be tuken cu London. Great forest fIres are reported raging in the Aldershor Forest near Berlin, aud in the Finnentrop Forest near Earnsberg. The Anglo-American cable stentner Mints has returned to Plymouth on account of the breaking out of small-pox aboard. There Is reason to believe that Mr.

Gladstone 19 cugaged on au important manifesto based upon the idea that there 1s to be an curly dissolution. 'The municipality of Berlin will probably make an appropriation of 10,000,000 marks for the proposed exhibition of 1890 In that city. The affair 19 to be internutional. Maximilitano Honez, a popular Chillan nuthor, writing in the Independance helge, charges that the United 9thtes is deliberately planning to destroy all national ludopendence in the South American States. Mr.

Wilson, Secretary or the Bureau of Music of the Chicago Fair, 1s in Paris for the purpose of inviting the leading composors to America to preside at the production or their operas. M. Musseuct has already accoptod. Tho Europoan ladies sont from P'ekan on account or the native uprising have arrived at Singapore. The Insurgents are still threatening to attack Pekan.

Tho cruiser Hyacinth and the gunboat Rattler have gone to Pekan. GEN. FIELD'S UNEXPECTED DEATH. A Confederato Leader Who Held Omeo Under President Cleveland. WASHINGTON, April Charles W'.

Field died in this city last nigut of Bright's disease. He smoked a cigar and conversed with his son after 0 o'clock dinner. Two hours later ho was taken 111, and towards inidnight ho expired. Gen. Field born near Lexington, In 1840.

1828, and He was sorved in graduated the from nutil West 1801 Point In ariny tho famous Second Cavalry, communded by Col. Albert 9. Johnson and Robert E. Lee. With Lee and in Johnson does he resigned In 1801 and entered the Southern uriny 08 Mujor-General volunteers, surrendering at Appomattox.

After the war he entered the army of tue Khedive of Egypt. lie roturned to Washington. and for a tow years followed his protession as a civil engineer. He was afterwards elected Doorkocper of the Forty-Ofth and Forty-sixth Congrosses. During, the AdmitIstration of Presidenc Cleveland he was in charge of the Hot Springs (Ark.) Reservation, but resigned when tho present Lion cano into power.

Since then he compiled official records of the rebollion. A Versatile Journalist's Death, Junes McCarroll, a newspaper man, died of puoumonia yesterday, at No. 99 Clinton pluce. lle was born in Ireland tu 1815, came to America when young and spont most of big life in Canada, where ho was connected with the Quebec Chronicle and other papers. He came to New York savoral years ago and wrote scientific articles for the daily papers, besides working on the compilation of eyelopudias.

He was also connected with Belford's Magazine and was associate editor of the new paper, and Health. Mr. McCarroll wrote many poeins, revlows, dramua and novels, and was u. lecturer, musician and inventor. Judgo Kelly, of Idaho.

TO THE WORLD.1 BOISE CITY, Idaho, April Kelly, who was appointod Associate Justico of the Idaho Suprome Court In 1805, died to-day. The signing of his appointment was the last official act or President Lincoln, Judge Kelly was born in Now York in 1818, wont to Californta In 1801 and here 111 1802, lio was for soventeen years the editor of the Idaho statesman. Died Aftor Going to Church, John Nolson, Superintendent of Curist Church Sunday-school, Elizabeth, N. died suddenly last night. lio WAS taken sick at the evening servico in tho church, and was removed to big residence, No.

1057 Last Jorsey streot. ilo way sixty-five, retired and a Invinbor or New York family. Conelliation" Wine In Argentina. BUENOS AYNE9, April election for provincial delegates to olect a President passed off quietly. The Radicals abstained from voting.

The Conciliation party was vietorious. Atter tho elections a stute of slego wAR relinposed. The majority of the delegates elected favor Saenz Pena for President. The Presidential election 19 fixed for June 12. DEEMING'S BLACK RECORD.

The Criminal Deeds Ile Committed Under Various Aliases. LAWSON, WILLIAMS, SWANSTON AND DEEMING, ONE MAN. The Career of a Thief, Baukrupt, Surinaller and Murderer of Women and Children His Alleged Connection brith the Whitechapel Horrors-Jack the Ripper Still Writes Threatening Letters-Eis Career for Ten Yenra. The London Daily Telegraph of March 28, table, which a gives the following chronological represents fu a concise form the main inchdents in the career of under is different names, stuce his marriage with MINS James, whom he subsequently murdored and buried with her four children, In Dinbam Villa. For convenienco of comparison the dates of all the Whitechapel murders are emodied: DEEMING.

Married Miss Marlo Jaines at Higher Traumere. Subsequently proceeds aloue to Australia. 188:. -Sends home pass for his wife, who joins him in Sydney. Suffers six weeks' 1mnprisonment for theft.

Iu busiues9 05 a plumber. syduey. the end of tho year adsconds frotn Sydnoy, after fraudulent bankruptey. Goes to Melbourne. from Mel.

burne, to Adelaide, under pome of Ward. Sails from Port Adelaido aftor a month's stay there. Two brothers with whom ho sails on ship Barosso are robbed of £00. Deeming suspected, but nothing proved. Boy Sidnoy (third child) born on voyage.

On arrival at St. Helena trausbips to Dunrobin Castle, and arrives with wife and family at Cape Town about middle of year June. April 3. -Emma Smith died in her lodgings of Injuries received ut tuo bands of Whitechapel roughs. Aug.

Tabram. Murdered and mutilated, George yard buildings, Commerclal street, E. Aug. :1. -Mary Ann Nicholts.

Murdered and mutilated, Buck's row. sept. Chapman. Hanbury street, Whitechapel. Sept.

Stride. Bernor street, Whitechupel, and Catherine Eddowes, Mitre square. Nov. Jane Kelly. Murdered and mutilated fu room off Dorset street.

Deeming at work for Arm of engineers In Cape Town from the iniddle of the year. Subsequeutly at P'ort Elizabeth, Natal and Kimberley, where ho passes as a gold inino manager. 1889-April. In Klerksdorp, Transvaal, having previously obtained in Durban by fraud. July 13.

-G019 22.800 nt Jobaonesburg on worthless securities, obtains £490 of Jewelry and decamps, sulling from Durbun in steamship bunkeld. July 17. -Alice Mackenzie murdored in Costie alley. Some attempt at mutilation. Sept.

romains round under a railway arch in East End. Sept. reached Suez in August or Noptetuber, Deeming embarks Sept. 14 on British India steamer Jumna. sept.

at Plymouth. -Joins his wife and fumily in Birkenhead. Oct. from Birkenhead, a being in pursuit of him. Flees to Camberwell, Chen to Stockton-on-Toes and back again to J.undou.

on the Jumna for Australia. Leaving tho vessel ut. Port Said, ho doubles on uls pursuers and returns to Birkenhead. LAWSON. Birkenhead.

Feb. at Beverley, and marries Miss Machesou a cortatgut utterwardy. March 8 to Star flotel, Gosport, with his bride. March jewelry by false pretenses at full. March from Southamptou for south America.

April at Montevideo. Oct. at Hull Assize and sontenced to nine month' finprisonment. from Hull Jull. Fob.

Colo murdered, uo inutilattou. ALBERT OLIVER WILLIAMS. July his first appearance 1u Ruinhill, to Inquire about Dinhain Villa, and takes up residence at the Hotel. July tea at the hotel with a dark lady, who turns out to be Dis wife, Airs. ing, of Birkenheud.

July Lunches at the hotel with his wife. Is afterwards accompauled to Huyton by Miss Mather, signs the agreement of tonancy. July 23. -The Hirst barrel of cement supplied from St. Helen's to Diubarn Villa to the order of Miss Mathor.

July orders furniture from Messrs. Roy and Silles. July -Furniture removed from Birkenhead to Rainbill. July Deeming and tour childrou arrive at. Dinbam Villa.

July Ave-fold murder 18 committed. July to the hotel. duly two moro barrels of c8- went. Ang. -Thira barrel delivered, Aug.

to Runcorn Bridge. Aug, barrel of cement delivered. Aug. cementing 19 Anished by the man Seuson. Aug.

Rent to 9t. Helen's. Ang. arrived at Plymouth. Aug.

Williams" gives tho loinbill banquet. Aug. Rainbili. Hopt. 4-, Writes to Rainuill from Bouth place Hotel, Finabury.

Sept, 13. -Writes to Mr. James, his tutherIn-law, saying ho will come shortly and bring big wife, buc cuildren. sept, Miss Emily Mather Rathill. Oct.

picture, "Two Dogs," 1s recelved at At. Ilelen's, labelled Williams, to be called for." Oct. with his wife from London to Australia. Nov. 27.

Mather'slast letter posted on the way out, at Colombo. Deo. and his wife arrive at Melbourne. Dec. Mather murdered.

Williatus's last letter to Mrs. stather at Ruinhill. SWANSTON. -Appliod for anothor wife in a Melbourne matrimonial agency, Recog- WEATHER MAP OF THE UNITED NTATES. 294 30,0 HIGH OW Bisma 3 0,2 1228 70- atlantar.

'O dear Cloudy Faint abore map de a reproduction of last map ipsued by the States Weather Burnet in this city, ahowing the woatbon auditions at points pass of the Rooks The pole show the state of the westher wed direction of wind. A FrOWA poles. In. the direotion He blob the la blowing Potted or, weathermel through wbero tho temperature le the or of pqual aly pressure and outline the attend. and A APRIL, 1892.

S.M.T. WiTh F. S. 111213141516 17.18 18 09 20 21 2223 2425 26 27 28 29 30 20.. DAYS.

Then Comes May First. Then it will be late to secure a first-class office anywhere, much less in the Pulitzer Building. Your office ought to be in a building that is known, that people hear of and read about. Such an office means money to you. Such a building is the Pulitzer Building known everywhere as the most conspicuous and best appointed office building in the country.

nized in Sydney by a publican. Proposes to aud is accepted by Miss Rouncesvell ut Perth, Western Australia. to Miss Matheson at Boverloy, repeating a previously made request that sho will rejoin hir. March -Murder discovored at Melbourne. March on the eve or his anarringo to Miss Rouncegvell.

March of the murder in Windsor, Melbourne, aud the finding of Williams's wife buried fu cement, cabled to Euglund and inquirles instituted. 13. Superintendent. Keighley, of Widues, obtains pormessiou to dig up tho cement In Dinham March five bodies unearthed. March furthet search.

The coroner, Mr. 8. Brighouse, views the bodies. March 18. Post-mortom examination, funeral of the remulus, and openiug or the IDquest.

March 10. -Frederick Bayley Deeming, alias Lawson, Williams, Swanson, charged at, Porth with the murder of his wife, Emmy Mather, and remanded. March to Melbourne for trial. March -Removed from Perth to Albany, en route for Melbourne. NO STOCK TAKEN IN IT.

Tho authoritles ut Scotland Yard attach but little weight to the reported confession by Deeming that he bud a hand in any of the Whitechapel murders, tho dates of which were as follows: First, April 3, 1888; second, Aug. T. 1888 third, Aug. 31, fourth, Sept. 8, 1888; fifth and sixth, Sept.

seventh, Nov. 9, 1888, eighth, July ninth, sept. 10, 1880, and tenth, Feb. 13, 1891. The supposed confession has reference to the two latest Whitechapel murders, but it 18 impossiblo to reconcile Deeming's record with this supposition, as, although ho might by An outside possibility have veen connoted with tho murder or sept.

10, 1880, It 19 known that on Feb. 13, 1891, ho was in prison for fraud committed upon a Hull jeweller, and ho certuinly could not have tuken uny purt in the murder of July 10, 1880, as he aid not return to England until later in that year. Added this letters bouring the signature "Juck the Ripper" and couched in language to those with which the public are alroady acquainted still continue to come into the bunds of the police threatening renowul of those horrible outrages, the last of which was perpetrated more thuu a year ago. HIS MURDERED WIFE'S CLOTHES. The Melbourne Police Secure A Basket Bolouging to Deeming.

MELBOURNE, Australia, April unclaimed, leuther-covered basket, which has lain in the Butrnsdale Kallway Station since Januury last, bus just been forwarded to the police here. It has been found name, Mrs. Doby," inscribed upon label on the basket, is in Deeming's hundwriting and a key found upon Deeming fitted into the lock. The basket contained apparel formorly belouging to the murdered Are. Williams or Dooming (Kully Mather) and a portion of a Liverpool paper, another portion of which was found at the scene of the murder of Mrs.

Deeming at Wiudsor. A search has been 1u. stituted at other railway stations for articles chat may prove useful in connection with Deeming's conviction. Deeming continues to pretend that he 111- sano, although number of physicians liAve testided that he 18 perfectly sane, of columbta, Eastern Pennsyleanta, Nero Jersey, Dela. wure, Maryland and Virginta, vonerally Sutr, slightly warmer; northwest winds.

For West Virginia, Western Pennsylvanta, Western New York and Onto, veneratty fair, clearing on the lukes; northwest winds, becoming carlatte. The cold wave arrived ou thine and lowered the temperature below freezing polut du all parta of the country east of the Rooky Mouutaine and south to Virginia and Tounessue, and way cold enough for frost south to the Gulf. Couditions are favorable for frost this quoruing over the greater part of tho country, exopt the oxtreme South. Tho bigh pressure which brought on tho cold wave fu southward and warmer weather may be expooted after this morning. Light snow foll in the Now Eugland States, Northeru Now York and Miohigan and a fow flurries in this neighborhood.

A storm moriug over Montana is creating rain and warmer weather 1u that violulty, elwowhere the weather was geuerally fair. The conditions favor fair weather to-day, become ing warmer after this morping. The high worthwost winds continued all along the coast with velocities varyiug from twenty-two to forty miles 854 Dowr; they should deprease Surco to-day, southwest. 'The day du cute was fair, with. fow snow furries durink the afteruoon; highest oftofal temporature, 43; lowest, 91; avorage bumidity, 79 per pout; wind shifting from porthwest southwest; aver.

AgO veloolty, twouty-two, zulles an bour; bigheat, thirty-ulue miles. Tho following record shows the obangas the temperature for tho past twenty-four hours, 14 comparison with the correspouding date of last year, as indicated by the thermometor at Perry's Pharmacy '1891. 1801. 1802. 8 84 P.

40 A. P. NE 80. 0 P. 19 18 14 Average tomperature youtorday, fur spouding date Weather Indications: For Eastern Nero Turk, New Eng.

FAIR land, Jutr till Tuesday; northwest gules. For District A Luxury for Tourists. -Dr. Lyon 'e Perfect Tooth Poirdor, motal with patent susanur. lug Nost, portable: 26 ots.

-Cadet. DIDL. -On April 0,1803, at New wlok. HENRY SON of lato Henry Augustus, and Cornells Van Vorst Boornom. Funoral services will pa held at Grape Van Vorst, cornor of Erie: aud 3d olty, on Tuesday sporpiny Dext.at 10.

80 April V. JANER M. BORDEN. and interment at Fall River. Friday, April 8 MARIAN EN daughter Ann Hoth and the late to the funeral a Friday, April 8, in the 64th Montelair.

r. sear of his agO. Funeral services el Claremont Montclair. on Monday, April 11, At 11,46 A. M.

Boats connecting with tram leave Barely unsi Christopher ety. At 10.:30 A. M. Boston papers please copy GRATE. At Liana, of typhoid Apl 8, GUARE, in the Sear ot his ago.

April ur heart failure, wife of Capt. 1. MI. Gregory, and daunhter of the late William Winans. Relatives and friends ate respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her brother, Beugamin W.

Winans, 156 West 13: on April 19. at 4 o'clock P. M. Plaintield. N.

let day and 4th month, 10th, 1892, JOHS F. GRIFFEN, in the 69th sear of his axe. Notice of funeral hereafter. into test a1 Farles, April HENRY I. GUEST, only son of Anna and the late Wm.

If. Guest, of this city. Saturday. Aprit 9, of puenmonia, WALTER beloved and only child oi Walter L. and Emily K.

Howell, aged 9 yearn and 3 Funeral months. services on Monday, Aprit l1. at 1.30 ter P.M., at residunce of pareuts, 30 Lust 121st st. -On Saturday, April 9. LIZZIE HUGHES, daughter of the late Michael and Auu Kelly.

Funeral from late residence, 744 2d avo. CLAIR. -Ou April 9, LE CLAIR. Funeral on Tuesday, 12th from bis late residence, 270 DeBorolse Long leland City, at 9.30 A. sharp, thence to Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, where a requlem mass will be celobruted, JAMES IS MCCARROLL, of pneumonia.

hero. Sunday, the 10th Funeral servicos at. his late residence, 99 Clinton place, on Tuesday, April nt 11:30. April 9, 1892, JAMES son of wilt Franuis V. S.

and Julia L. Oliver, and nephew of Hop. Jamies Oliver and Jobu J. Sheehan, acted aged 14 years. Funeral will leavo residence.

861 East 134th at 10. o'olock A. M. Monday, April 11, for lu St. Jerome's Church, 197ch st.

and Alexander ties where solemn requiem will be cele. brated: theuce al 1 o'clock to Calvary in terv. -AL St. Augustine, of Hobart ou J. the 6th ELIZABETH wife Park, Ivos.

Y. daughter. of Jutues M. ant Caroline C. Funeral Monday, April 11.

from Christ! DAY. Church. Rye, at 3 0 P. M. Carriages will DAY.

be in waiting to meet. the 2.03 train a from DAY. Grand Central Dapot, New York and New Haven RR. Please floword. 10, 1892, ALBERT NAJERA 0 Funeral guare, takeR 3 months, place 10 days.

o'clock Tuesday, $0, April 12, from 242 West 14th st. $1, of gastric at her realdonce, Highland Orange. on Saturday, April 9, ANNIE wife of Geurge W. Ragner. Funeral privato.

In Brooklyn, Satorday, April 9, 1802. E1.12A WELLS, widoir of 'Thomas CourtServoss, axed 79 spare. Mine. fuuera! survices from the residonco of hur daughter, Mra. Agnos I.

Grady, clock. Hancock Monday evening. at 8.00 ment at N. Y. Friday.

April 8, 1892, JOHN BOwLTON, only son of John B. and Fanny C. Simpson, in the 14th year of his agu. Funeral services at At. Church on Monday, April 11, 1899, ut 1.30 o'clock.

FOR Friday, April 8, at her residunce, 967 Washington EVALINA MARIA, wife of Adolph Speck. Funeral will be hold at. S1. P'aul's Episcopal Church, 3d ave. and 170th on Monday, April at.

1 o'clock P. M. NPELLMAN-On Sunday, April at High Bridge. SUSAN, beloved Peter wife W. of Jolin Spellinan, Spellman nud inother of Roy.

in the 5d Notice year of of her her axu. funeral borenftor. And Albany and Boston papers please copy. at his remidence. Friday THOMAS TURNER, fu the Tith year of Lin age, Funeral sorvicen from his late residence, Monday, at 11 A.

M. Interment at convenience of family. On Saturday, April 9, JENNIE, beloved wife of Thomas J. Walsh and daughter of rence C. and Julia Reynolda, axed 26 year.

Funeral from her late residenue, 191 Kant 41st thenco to St. Agnes': barol, East 48d on Tuenday, April 12, at 10 o'clock sharp. -Suddenly, Friday. April 8, 1802, at the residence of Richard No, 201 2d JOHN J. WALTERMIRE, aged 08 yearn.

Funeral Poughkeepslo papors pleaso copy. -Friday, April AGNE, widow of Stephen Henry Waring, aged 04 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral vices at the of her Frodo. rick Pearoo, 400 West 122d Monday ing. April 11, at 7.40.

Gritto's Corners, N. Satur. day, April 9, NATHANIEL WHICHT, only eon of Joseph 8. and the lato Jano Henriotta Wright, of Valley Stream, 1.. I.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend fuunral wervices at Trinity Church, Hew. lett'e, ou Wednesday, April 18, at 8 o'elock P. M. will meet the 1.30 o'olock train from Long Island City and Brooklyn at flew. Jett's.

Brooklyn. A April 9, JANE widow of John In her 72d year. Funeral services at her Into residence, 249 Rutledge Brouklya, Monday, 8.30 P. M. Interment at Katonali, Tuesday.

-In Brooklyn, 011 Saturday, the 9th ufter a illness, AUGUSTA, the loved wife of leury O. Buuer, in the 40th year of her ave. The relativos and friends of the family are respectfully invited tu attoud fuueral from her late residenco, No. 841 Bushwlek 018 Tuesday afternoon at 9 o'slook. Tho remalus will be Interred in Oypress tills Cemetery.

-Ou Saturday, April 9, 1892, REGINA GOLDHUUMIDT, AL Mg. of 80. Funeral from her lute residence, 137 Dufold Bruoklyn, Monday, April 11, at 10 A.M. Sunday, April 10, JANES KEENEY, aged 52 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from hale late residence, Rochonter ave.

and Ford a vo Flatbush; and thenco to At. Matthow's Church, Ution Degram Brooklyn. on Tuesday, the 12th at Cemutery. o'clook A. M.

Interment in Holy Gross CALVIN Moss at his residence, corner of 64th et. aud 4th Brooklyn, ou April 8, in the 50th on year of his ago, Fuueral services Tuesday April 13, at 8 P. M. Friends are invited to attend. April 9.

JOHN JOSEPH TRAP. PAN. In the 58th year of his age. Funeral services on Monday, April 11, at 8 P. at his late residence, 410 Stockton Brooklyn, 110 LE AMUSEMENTS.

STAR THEATRE. A comedy of American manner Hopkinsou Swish and Augustus Thomas. Souts on sale two wooks in NIBLO'S PRICES. TOHENRY BURLESQUE WM. MULDOON Firat COMPANY.

appearance in Now ATHLETES. Special JIM Prizes, HALL Medals AND and JOE to CHOYINSKI. all comora. ACADEMY. Performanco.

FAREWELL by MARIA Famous German Cu. STUART, VI MEININGER To-morrow, SANDROCK, in' 'Sophie Dorthes." STANDARD THEATRE. CHARLES fu the Roaring Farce, AND DICKSON GEORGE W. if INCOG." Seth to 02d Performance Monday, April BOOK 11, Brat tito of CHAPTER the ano-act Mr. DIOKSON HOWARD LESLIE.

at 8.15; drat purformanco in this TO-NIGHT, ulty and a very a new funny one, Comedy Draws, O'FLYNN IN MEXICO. At the PARK Theatre, Mat. Thursday New B'dway 35th at. and Saturday, BENT SEATS, SI. GOOD SEATS, 500.

LYUEUM THEATRE. 4th ave. and 29d st. DANIEL Mauagor A Success of Laughtor and MERRY Curtain 8.15. Matinees Saturday 2.

No performance Good Friday night. TODAY GRAND CARMENCITA PROUTOR'S THEATRN. least wook of THE ENGLISH ROSE. Easter Silyor Nouvenir, 50th THE April 12. Monday, EDEN TINS MUSKE, AFTERNOON 29D AND NEAR BROADWAY.

DE Munozi KOLTA'S a LAST APPEARANCE. Orchestra, TO MORROW, Tuesday, at 8.15 P. POWELL'S WONDERS AND MAJILTON. TONY PASTOR'S. Bot 3d 14th mud St.

4th are. MATINEES AND FRIDAY. TONY PASTOR'S LATEST LAUGHING SHOW. LYDIA YRAMANS. GLORGE MURPHY, SILVER BELL QUARTET, WILLIAM JEROME.

M. W. Mauager THEATRE. LAST THE LAST OF TIE HOUANS. Monday, April 1 Reilly and the 400." Wodnesday Matinues Saturday.

Strongest Man on Earth. Morse SAMPSON Col. and TRAND, Shields a Ride Musoular and over Annie hius. O' Phenomenou. DU.

Everything NAY ST. A PALACE and MUSEUM. PEOPLE'S o. MINER, Proprietor, HERRMANN GREAT JACOBS' THEATRE. Cor.

19d Aud Thurs A DARK SECRET. MISHAPS. SO IT the muo and Manager. Mr. Theodore Mos: A MINDER AND A ME JOS.

HOWARD. In. Gong with a ME. RAID. CRANE I AND HIS COMPANY IN inxonione: POTTER'S diverting.

ORIGINAL COMEDY. TIMES. THE Destined for 30 AMERICAN tended run." WORLD. MINISTER. Spontancons laugh-: Country! May she and be always right: but, right SUN.

ur wrone. war countre, STEPHEN DECATUR. Gorgeous Scenle Pictures, complete in detail and eMmets. Seats secured one month in advance. 8.

15. Matinen But, 9. Carriages 10.45. DALY'S THEATRE Every Night at H. 15.

Tennyson's Portle Comedy of 'FIE THE FORESTERS. Murie by Sullivan. Rohan. Air. Drew, SATY.

On Good Friday there will be no MATINEES performance Mr. Daly'4 SPASON formina Saturday April 23, when a comedy by Shakespeare bu given on that vecasion to celebrate Shake. speare's birthday. comedy wilt be until then. DALY'S THEATRE.

SPECIAL. EVENINGS WITH STODDARD. respouse to repeated requests for opportunito hear THE STODDARD LECTURES tho eroning, Mr. Daly takes picasure 1u annouveing that. Mr.

Studdard will appear during the WEEK OF APRI. EVERY EVENING, AS FOLLOWS: MONDAY, Travels fu Sanuy Spalu: TUESDAY. Mexico, the Capitol and the Norway, Land of the Midnight Bun: Jerusalein and the Holy Inud: and the Nile, and SATURDAY request), The Passion Plus. Matinee WEDNESDAY. Jerusalem.

Motluvo SATURDAY. The Passion Play. Course tickets. reserved seats for the six now ou sale. Seats for single erenings, $1.50.

on eate MONDAY, APRIL 11. Farewell apprarances Mme. SARAH METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE HARDT, under the direction of HENRY E. ABBEY and MAURICE GRAU. Tuesday aud Wodnesday evenings, April 19 aud 20.

Brat performances here of Albert Darmont's adaptation from tho German of LEAH. SARAH BERNHARDT (first time here) as Friduy ovening, April 92, Mme. BERNHARDT'S last appearance in America. SALE BEGINS THURSDAY, APRIT, 14. Prices 80, 82.00, 82, and 15c.

-THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL. 21. THE BENEFIT OF THE ACTORS' FUND. Mine. BERNHARDT and compauy leudering their services, Madison Square Garden Concert Hall.

The World- Renowned Tenor, MR. EDWARD LLOYD His Company of English and American Artists, will appear in mix LLOYD GRAND CONCERTS, beginning Tuesday Eventug, April 19, at 8.15, and vach succeeding Saturday Matinee and Tuesday Evening. the datos being respectively: Tuesday Tuesday Eveuing. Evening. April 10: Saturday April Mat.

30 Eresing. May 3, and Saturday May Thel subscription sale of season (bust Reserved Seats), SIX CONCERTS, will begin THIS ut V. Price 8G. XERRMANN'S. ADIEU, GLORIANA LAST WEEK! LAST NIOUTS MAT.

Dr. Charles Brilliant Comedy GLORIANA! A Joy Golden, Forever!" Glorious 3nst Performanen in New York 1o-day Preceded by Clyde Fitch's Frederio Maitre." EVENINGS at 8. 16. MATINEE at 2. 15.

Easter April Pletropolitan Ke. turu, tillletto's murry 2 Mr. Wilkinson's Widows." HOYT'S THEATRE. ST. AND BROADWAY.

HOST vomings 8.30 Saturday Hole Matineo. 2, at 101t 10 167th couscoutive 6th Month coss rupted of Performanue and and Lasting Suc. HOYTS BRIGHT AND BREEZY A TRIP TO CHINATOWN. A TONIC FOR THE WEARIED MINDS. BROADWAY TREATRE, Corner st.

Mr. 'FRANK W. SANGER. Handsomest and Safest Theatre in the World, Evenings at 8. Saturday at 2.

LAST MONTIL. FAREWEL PERFORMANCES. FRANCIS WILSON AND COMPANY. THE TAMER. 'THE LION LION PALMER'S THEATRE, Broadway and 30th at.

MR. A. M. Manager Overture 10.00. 8.16.

a Saturday Ourtain risen 8.26, 2. Over Matinee at Mr. Palmer's Col. Carter Company OF In Cartersville a to AMUSEMENTS. IV ADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

FOURTH WEEK AND LAST BUT ONE. EXHoITION IN BROOKLYN, APRI, 23. All should Nightly attend tho by daily matinon4 which are crowded fashionable poopie. just the came as the night Buy tickets at the box office, not on the sidewalk. Beware of bogus tickets, No From Tickets.

BARNUM AND BAILEY GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH, And twre Kiralfy's Grand Speetacle, COLUMBUS and the DISCOVERY OF AMERICA. Stupendous Circus in 3 Rings. 2 Homonse Menageries. Gallery of Stystifying Illusions. Tremendous Racing Track.

Olympian Stages, OVER CHARACTERS REPRESENTED A Superb Ballet of 300 Dancers. All kluds of Desperate and Thrilling Races. A KINDERGARTEN FOR CHILDREN. liosts of Clowns who do Everything but Talk. Two Exhibitions Daily, at 2 and 8 P.

M. Doors upon an hour earlier. Admission to everything 30 conts (26th and 97th wt. Entrances). Reserved spats, gl.

boxes, $12. Single box souts. $2. Children, under 10 years, half price. Box offlue open daily from 9 A.

M. to 4 P. M. for sale of advance seats. METROPOLITAN OPERA-HOUSE.

A Magnificent and Unique Entertainment GIVEN BY THE DRAWING -ROOM ON EASTER MONDAY, APRIL, 18, AT 8 P. M. AMERICAN FICTION, REPRESENTED BY STAGE PICTURES and PORTRAITS: selected with the advice of THE BEST AUTHORS, with Music, Sougs and Dancing, under the personal supervision el Distinguished Artists of This City, the SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, WALTER DAMKOSCH, Conductor, and eminent Soloists. Boxes to be procured from Mrs. Prescott, 20 5th ave.

Roxerved $1.00 to 43, at the DrawingRoom. 501 5th at Tyson's, fifth Avenue and Windsor Hotels. Admission, $1. Carriages at 11. MUSIC HALL.

STUN ST 7TH AVE. FROM CHAOS TO MAN." The Seven Ages of Our World. CRANIA. Explanatory Discourse by GARRET P. SERVISS.

MONDAY, Marvellous Scenic Effects! WED Norol and Beantiful, ut 8.10. The a Mose Intoresting Enter tainment Ever Given This Country. Matluces Tickets, De. and $1. BIJOU WAY, NEAR BOTH ST.

J. Wesley 8.15. Wad, and Hat. POSITIVELY NELLIE McHENRY, Aud the immensely A Next NIGHT Monday, AT April THE 18. Fanny Rice, A JOLLY 14TH ST.

THEATRE, NEAR 6TH AVE. VESLEY ROSENQUEST. THIS WEEK ONLY--Matinees. Wed. and Sat.

LYDIA THOMPSON a triple UNOLE A BAD PENNY A BRIC-A-BRAC SHOP." Noxt week ANNIE PIXLEY iu Archibald Clavering Gunter's Fantastic Operetta, Polly Middlos." COLUMBIA THEATRE. BROOKLIN. Edwin Knowles in Proprietors Nest Week, Final Appearanco Brooklyn SIR. AND MHS. KENDAL.

MR. MRS. KENDAL. Monday ev'x and Wed. A White Lio; Wod.

Turs. das av'g and Sat. Mat. Tho of Ironmaster; ov'x. The Squiro: Thursday, Scrap Papor a donble Friday, bill, Impulse; Saturday night and In (Farewell), Honor Bound.

The Queen's Shilling Sale of seats begins 14TH ST. MUSIO HALL and Alhambra Court. 134 and 130 East. 14th -Restaurant, cafo, billlard parlor and bowling alloys; branches open J3th at. Lafayette Cafe, 109 mud East 9th April 16, 1892; Horse Exchange Cafe, 1:3 Last st.

Whitestone Casino, Whitestone, GEORGE THEISS, JOHN IL. THEISS. NATIONAL THE ANNUAL NOW EXHIBITION ACADEMY' IS OF DAY AND EVENING. DESIGN. 23D ST.

AND ATI AVE. WINDSOR THEATRE. 45 and 47 Bowery. Webber's UNCLE CABIN. Live Alligators, Siberian Bloodhounds.

of Colored Singers. HARLEM RIVER PARK CASINO and deue open for engagements for picnics, festivale, banquets, games, do. PHOSPHO-NERVINE COMPOUND, FOR THE TREATMENT OF THE ALCOHOL HABIT BY INJECTION. Fifteen days the terws of treatment. injeotions, daily--morning and night.

Can be No administered interfereuce with No exposure. at home. 34 WEST NEW YORK. V. ARNOLD.

M. Physician charge. EDWARD I. NICOLL, Gouera! Mauager. LODGES.

SOCIETIES AND MEETINGS. NOTION meeting IN of HEREBY the GIVEN stockholders THAT of THE the Port at. Morris Land and Improvewent Company will be held at the company's otller. 69 Liberty Now at York City, 01 Tuesday, 3. 1892, at 13 WM.

SMITIL BROWN, Seuretary. SPECIAL NOTICES. FACTS AF OUT THE CENTRAL PARK DRIVEWAY. 1, The law approved March 17, whose repual 1u now asked for on falso reproseutations, simply authorizen the construction fu the Ceutral Park of public driveway beginning at the entrance at GUth st. and 8th avu.

and terminating at such northerly point as the Park Commissioners may determine. The law neither anentious nor contemplates like "race track a drivoway, subjout the other park roads to tho the Commisalouera. 3. Compotent engineers and landscape toots who have examined the courao for the now driveway have tostitled ploturvaquo beauty of the park would be unhauced by the 8. It la impossible that the driveway should be either a straight ur loval road.

It purpose being to make park travel water It could not cross any its use would be a terror to womeu and children is pathwwy or roadway at grade, The that a wanton and mallofous 4. Testimony is all but that the value of reul estate on the 8th ave, side of the park would be driveway, by the BY ORDER construction OF of COMMITTEE. inorvased tho BUSINESS NOTICES. WHEATENA THE BEST BREAKFAST food; dellolous: cooks lu one minute; 95 conte: all grocers. HEALTH FOOD 01 6th ave.

AMUSEMENTS. CASINO. BROADWAY AND BOTH ST. EVENINGS AT 8.15. Last times of UNCLE CELESTIN.

Farewell performance, THURSDAY, April 14. ADMISSION 60 GENTA. 16 MONDAY EVENING, 18, Sale of seats begin this o'olook. CHILD OF UNION SQUARE THEATRE. TO NIGIIT.

First produotion comedy By the author of The County lair," Preceded by TILE HOLLY TREE INN. Every Evening 8.10, aud Saturday Matinee. GARDEN THEATRE, A 97 cha ml. Lessee and 1, FRENOU Saturday eveulug. April 16.

CORA First HUSBAND production AND of WIFE TANNER. sud the price play, HEARTS. Box otilos now open. GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. Reserved Seats, and Balcony, 600, ROSE Monday, Tuesday Night), SEE AND LADY BARTER, Night), NANCE in OUTA Next week Power Sunday- Gilmore and bid Band.

HARLEM OPERA TOURE, HAWORTH, ST. MARCH COLUMBUR ho THEATRE Spoof A THE MIDNIGHT ALARM WHERE ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE WORLD MAY BE LEFT. $00-03 Park Row, New MAIN York. UPTOWN York. 11267 Broadway, New HARLEM son Ave.

1126th Street and Madt BROOKLYN Brooklyn. 13 0 Washington Street, 1112 South 6th Street, PHILADELPHIA OFFICE. Philadelphia, Pa. j070 14th Street, WashWASHINGTON Ington, D. 0.

132 Cockspur Street, LONDON OFFICE London. England, Also at the following Offices New Battery to 14th Street, Inclualve. 2nd 306. I Division 157. 4th 13th East, East.

18. Grand 233, 640. Fulton 14th Wort, 20, room iludsou 206, 416) 101. Liberty 09, Avenue 62. Now Murray st.

4th 153. 6th 40. 169. Pine 117. Broadway, South Bin plaue, 18:11 Bowory, 169.

198. Hiloucker.st. 323, Wull Canal 17. West Side, Above 14th to 125th Street. 23d West, 134, "275.

(9th 578, 852, 42d 100, 267. Amsterdam 447. 5th 207. West 217, Brondway, 6th 381. Columbus 175, 349, stir 700, 729, 862.

2180. Eust cite, above 14th to 125th Streets. East, 177, 700, 317, 850, 339, 42d East, 4, 149. 402. 504, 1026, 1062.

1102, 942. 89th East, 179. 1007, 125th Last, 180. 1388, 3051, 1900, 2110, 1504, 1991, st 1708. 20 788, 1818, 1529, Madison 1091, 2103, 2300.

North of 125th Street. 145th West, 320. 2020. 8th 2082. 2846, 10ch near 157th 3191.

E. J. Niouwlaud Ua. Brooklyn. Atlantio 2500, Kalb 424, vor Bedford 461, 851, uer Maruy ave.

1200. 427. Broadway, 41, Broadway, near Maroy Graham 200. Lafayetto ave. 1110.

Broadway, 370. 1169, 1924. Broadway; wear Park Ralph 882. Second ave, and 54tt near Gates Third 041, 1504. Waverly Court U8.

LONG ISLAND CITY. NEWARK, -N Borden 6. Broad st. 774. Jabez JERSEY CITY.

N. 180. Montgomery ate 38. ASBURY PARK. HOBOKEN, and W.

Bloomfield STATEN ISLANDS Fourteenth at. 101 PATERSON John.