Dramatic Feuilleton Personne begins with a discussion and review of the events of the New York celebration of Schiller's 100th birthday.  Personne also notes the events at Wallack's, the Winter Garden, the opera, and the marriages and departures from New York of the "pretty actresses."  The "accidental" death of a California senator begins a discussion of others who are connected to "tubs" and a review of Plunkett's new play at the Bowery.  Personne reivews <cite>The Wife's Secret</cite> at the Park Pit and Verdi's Vespers.  The Fueilleton ends with a letter to the Editor of the <cite>Saturday Press</cite> from Charles Gayler that addresses the remarks made by Personne about <cite>Many a Slip 'Twixt the Cup and the Lip</cite>.