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DION porc1cArLT AND THE ''coLLEES EAwS''
IN TIE BASKRCrr CoCRT.
III ,e Eoucicanlt This NILS petition for IN
aojndication of baukFui,tey against Mr.. Dion
Boucicault, the well-knoWn author Of "Col-
1etn BaHn' and other dramatic works. The
petition "as presented BY Messrs Liuklater
aud Lakewood, aud adjudication was uade.
1t was intiu1ated that the bankrupt. having
made large sum of money BY the ''Colleen
Raw ~" he thuugEt he saw his way clelr to
Increasing that sum BY entering upon the
+aid, as much as el4. 900 npoa alterations and
| Improvements Of that theatre. u scheme Wis
EtaI1ed to carry it On IN the form Of !. limited
liability company. For his interest ia that
theatre, and ano her property situated in the
Hoy narket, winch the bankrupt had contract
| I'd to purchase, he was to receive fto1n the
ecnlany as much as FAC, 900. AID 1t Is to the
| non completion Of that arrangement that the
| bank ruptyy Is attributed. Tue liabilities Of
| TIT bankrupt are said to be E31, 900, Ills as
| 1ets being about eco eco, exclusive ofa claim
uf 4,33S, Go upon the new tAealre company.
4 DESCENDANT OF ROBERT BRUCE.
The London I1st uf the 4tl Of July, says:
We have to record grief 10 the Baronsss
B1unnow, By the demise Of Ar. de Bruce,
Chamberlain to his majesty the King Of Swe-
den ind Norway, and father to the baroness.
Mr. de Bruce Was descended from the old
family Of Brnce. Ills great grandfather emf
grated from this country, vita his two young
er brothers, at the time Of tue revolution, IN
consequence Of the persecution by Cromwell,
Of every person devoted to the king and royal
family. OF the two younger brothers. one
went to Russln and the other to Holland,
whtre they we're we'll received, and named
Connts. Mr: dc Bruce was highly attached
to lis family tradition.
husband Of the celebrated dancer Taglioni.
lie Was French Vice-Consul at Figuiefas, in
Spain.
PRINCE FERDINAND OF DENMARK.
Prince Ferdinand Of Deniuark, whose death
has been apnOunced, was born on the I'D uf
November, l193: lie married on the lst Of
August, 1929, the Princess Caroline, daughter
& the iate King Frederick VI. Of Denmark.
Prince Ferdinand Esas General IL the Danish
amy, and held the command Of Zealand and
the other isles; he was also member Of the
priry council. Prince Christian, father to the
young King Of Greece. now becomes heir to
fhe tlrone Of Denmark
UMPIRE, TIE AMERICAN HORSE, AT woncEs-
TER.
WORCESTER COURSE, July 2.-The Croome
100 added; . handicap for all ages: winners
extra Aoout three-Quarters OF mile. q
subscribers.
Lord Corentsy's Umpire. by Lccomte- Car
neal (oFed t" A,aeTaca), q yEs., stone u Ad-
NJ. Pa;nc'a by Tsdaiington-outIpa, ycafs
LII. i nughs' juliet, ased, st. 8 b, Drew. 5
Lo,d uzbfidse's Muf1cr, years, 9 Rtonc = y.
Bes:n,EGii 10 on ump;re, to against
juliet, and s to 9 against the Olitipa lilly.
One break away was followed BY IN even
start, but Umpire, in j few strides. showed ia
front Of Juliet, who was succeeded By the
0litipa FLY and Mut11er to tue stand, whera
the Olitipa fll]y took second place, but was
mon canter by two lengths. Juliet was beaten
q length from the 0llipa lilly, and Muftler
was bad fourth.
NIB. CurRcu's PICTURE OF 1cEBERGs On Exm-
D1TIoE N LoSp0F.
IFron the London Times, Jn1y31
The reputation Of Mr. Cluch, the most EN-
ipent American landscape paiuter, has been
brought to this country By his 'sNlagara''
aoo aueart Of the Andes." His picture Of
"lcehergs of thu Coast Of Labrador, now
exhibited at the German Gallery, will en-.
hance the estimation Of Mr. Church with
tho!e WHO have seen his former pictures, anl
af;'rds IN excellent Opportunity for those
who haye net to form q conception Of what
landscape painting In the United States ia
ninsioE 1T acd achieving. The pic
ture alsogethezis noble example Of that ap-
pli.:a'io Of the landscape painters art to the
rendering Of grand, beautiful and unfamiliar
asleS's Of nature, acd eren at peril Of life
and limb, which seems to be one Of the walks
~ which this branch of the art Ia dcs.
nned 70 achieve new trlumphs in our time
~ who can honor md appreciate the art In
should see Mr. Church's great picturo.