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Junel7taugl
DIR. Fla YDOCK'S
VlTALIZED
KIDNEY PANACEA.

The extraordinary effect Of this panaeea
as prepared by Dr. haydock, upon the
h idneys and Urinary organs Is Without
parallel In the history OF medicine, aud
It's results far beyond any OF the Kidney
renedies OF the day. Itstimulates Diges-
LOB, adds tone 10 the system, nvigoruLes
the DebilltAted, and ID infallible for the
cure oi Diabetes In Its worst form.
One trial OF q leaspoonful In . wine
skepticai within from ten te. twenty min
DISORDER OF Thg KIDNEYS.
In all diseases affecting these organs
whether they secrete too N ach or too iit-
tie water, or.whether they be A61icted
with stone or gravel. or with aches and
pains settled la The loins over the regions
Of the kidneys
lIAYDOUKia KIDNEY PANACEA
Will give almost I'm mediate relief, when
ali other means have failed. The most
OF female esmpiaints. Fifty years ex-
psrienct insontestabiy prove this remedy
unrtvAilee Tor tho disoruers incidental W
LAe female sex. No family sneuld be
without 1t, and 1t may be taken by youns
| md old, as IL will restore health when
| ivory other means prove unsuccessfui.
To the stomach we trace oyspepsia
liver. bile, jAundice and ysilow fever To
ihe bowels, diarrhna, dyaentery. oonsLi
patton, piles and astuiA; To tts iunga
Consumption, eLo.; TO the bluud, scI ofula
i hcurvy and all cutaneons eruptions. b.
keeping these organs and vital nuid pur
| and healthy We may safely deiy tue al
tacks " diseases aud NO medicine ye
prepared for this purpoae can equal tn
tetion Of
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Endi.s Up fhs Piween match.

~
BREGHToN BEACnkJuns 29.- The
only contest this morning at the
inter State tournament was the
double bird shoot, Eve double rises.
There were twenty three entries,
and @. Fl. Gildersleeve, of the Brook
lyp Gun Club, won the first prise-a
handsome bronze statuette, valued
ut Si5e-by killing ten streight
birds, be being the only one to mako
- fulls sacore. The ties on the nines
and eights are now being shot of.
the tournament will Ger tainly close
tonight, as there IL only one more
regular contest. In shooting off the
ties on nine for the second class
prize the 6rst was captured by ]. N.
George, ,of Bradford, Pa. In the
contest at Ave birds each, the first
prize. Q 1o-gsgue breech-loading gun,
was won By J. F. Klslns, OF Phila
delphia.
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Wt1na angIOAa Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARK Els.
WEDNESDAY. June 20. s r. /

FLOUR is In fair dem md and firm.-
Sales OF 26u0 barrels, Including Minnesota
ssxtras a. d 5DA5 w for good 10 fancy clear.
s,d at sSas y 5os stratg .S ht Psnnsy wanna
81 80 Rye flour 10 steady at s5a5 is.
GRAIN.-Wheat was dull anu unsettled,
Sales sac q ~ 10y bushels ny. rsd. In car
q q NNai % In June 81 Ssai 81 INV J1iy.
81 uxsI ~ august, aud 81 z2lzal 2L Sep
tenn Der. Rye is dull at 90c. for feiinsyi-
vAnia. Corn Local lots are steady fu-
lures are higher sales Of ls,0oO bushels
including sail yellow. at 57lza5sc do.
mixed at 561za57 steamer at 54a6o 9.
NO. = At 6l ads O., and rejected at 45a60 Q,
A. the open board 64c. vas bid for June,
eaIc. ~ for July. 66Hc for August, and 58kc.
tor september. Oats ar0 duh and irTeeu-
lar: sales Of lS.001 bus. inclndIng white
~ S9aaic and rejected and mixed at 3s a
Sc: NC The receipts to- day were as Fellows:
Z, soo 0drreis ~ nour $500 bushels wheat
S,Soo 40. corn; ll.u50 90. oats !; 40 barrels
WHIsKY.-s0 bbls. of Western iron.
oouno sold TO arrive, at 81 10 per gallon.
fn1LADELfhlA CATTLE MARI III
L MONDAY, June q, ,sp.M.,
BEkg CATTLE were In fair demand and
sod a. Gere ts aIsssdy sooo head arrived and
the latter rale for extra. .
SHEEP were dull and rather lowerI o O
mead arrived and sold at the differeuI
Yards at aa5asc., and lambs 5asl1zc., Der Id.
as TO coadILOn.
Ho0s were In fair demand At former
rates. 300 head arrived and sold al savc.
per H., as 70 condition.
Ihe Cattle Market was dull this week
and prices we're q fraetisn lower. a51o hend 4
arrived and sold Al the different yards at
'sHsSp were aaii a I'll AZ ana di ratissi lower. 1900
kead arrived and sold ut the different
ysrds ~ 3g5skc. per ID. and lambs Al 90
90. per Id. As To condition.
NaOos continue In fair demsnd. .320O
hoal arrived and sold at the difierenf
PARK DRovEsYARD.
= Fy1v-sscosd and Lancaster ovs, JunelS.
sHEEP-Extra, Il0 to IS0 ns., 5s< eood
90 to 100 1bs., " to- " fair, 10 to Is lbs,
| X 70 g; stock sheep, ~ to % l2k rood
ialnbe, 81 to w common lambs. % NJ
| 1s So saves, Ok to7. Market fair pric.
% too high In toe West. Good demand
for stock ewes. Arsfvais 5aoO head.
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Proved q Fisxle.

DETROIT, Mich, June 2S.-The
great Greenback camp sitting a. Lans.
ing, which was to be addressed by
Weaver, West, Ingalls, and Solon
Chase, opened to-day with not enough
people to make group even. Thus
far it is fizzle. The managers ex-
pected $4,000 people, but as yet have
moi had fifty.
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HE DukE OF SUTHERLAND told n
New YORK reporter that he saw " nothing
~ Ametica railways that could be intro.
unS u10en 20 adyantaEe On the Englis roads.
nov as comfortable az : our ii first-ela . ,,ars
ont Who wants a Puilman saloon. car on
oar roads where tho ionges, ride Won can
lake Is Tor tweDty-sevsn iiolrs?"
samuel Turner, obs of the oldest resi-
aoo's Oh Portsmouth, Va, died Saturday.
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Police Cases.

James Conner aud Mary Conner, ,or
disorderly conduct, were each fined n,
and costs. 81 IN. 80 - =
John Glenn, arraignsd on a charee of
selling liquor wiLLont q license Wa. ha,a ~
10 800 bail for his ap3earance ~ 1y,s ~
September term Of C,art. sle
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So THE DELAwARE
BEET SUGAR

COMPANY OF WILMINGTON, DE-.
Mn contract with the farmers of Della
aware Maryland, New Jersey, and Eas-
tern PsnneyIvanie for the products eI
Ing seeAon. We offer;
FHE M1UM n OF 03OO
for the best l0g tons or fBeets grown unde
eQnEact with us. The prices we offer for
the Beets are nearly double those pal.
. the. German and French farmers for Ii,
nam1e quality OF Beets. Fer further in fnr
3 1nA&i0ny address
1aN DELAwARE BEET SUGAR GO.
.oe sMilHinstqn. Dsl,I Il s.sl Il 1
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To Coney Island.

The date Of the Jefferson Clubs ex.
cursion u Coney Island has not been
fixed, but 1t will probably be the second
Thursday or Tuesday In August. Ar
rangemeats will be perfected 70, make 1t
the most popular excursion of the sea-
son.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretfons " youth. nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
&C., will send a recipe that will cure yOt
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary Ia south
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, !,tation ID
Ne1D York Gtv. Mays-eodDEw1y
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I'm Pa,nphIet roru

The sermon. "Aiethea,n y or Our Bless
Cd Faith," Rev. Geo. X. Kramer's able
snort 10 reply TO lnger ,oll, preached
In the Grand Opera house. this city, last
winter, has bsen printed In pamphlet
form by The Bible Banuer Assoclatlop,
OF Phil ,deiphia
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4 schoon.r run OF water.

PORTLAND, Me. ,Jnas IA dispatch
to the owners Of the schooner Ethan
Allen OF Portland says that shs we ut
ashore last night of JOE Ffoggsr, Della
ware b ~. She is bilgod and full OF " A.
ter and IN being stripped. She waa from
PhiladelehiA for Portland with coal.
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FOURTH EDITION
Inai easaens mr. repay.

y For ths Middle Atlantic states and
New EneIand fair wealhet, stationary
or lower temperature. winds mostly
northwestsrly. higher barometer.
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WOODLAND BEACH !!
BOMBAY HOOK DELAWARE BAY.

Beginning the with extensive improvements everything
fresh attractive extensive grounds "a magnificent park
fu shady drives and walks overlooking the bay splendid sandy beach,
delightful bathing fishing shooting and boating hotel with farm
attached with vegetables fruits milk and served fresh and
fish and oysters fresh from the Immediately front the house.
Music in Grand Pavilion day Grand Hop Wednesday
od connecting Clayton, Delaware Railroad and 24O
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"ENaINEER" please call at this Of
fee.
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STOCKS.

BID AsKEi
First National Bank............l45 l4S
National Bank Of Delaware....5 ..5l5 SO
National Bank OF VIII. d Bdw'n. H51% AZ
Union National Bank. ~ ~ 2
Farm. rs Bank. SO 90
PhiJa. Wilmington q Bait. X. X 67h "
Delaware r. H................... 2JM 30
Delaware Western X. R.... -. ~ rs
Wilmington & Northern X. R..2t ~
Wilmington City Ratlwas ......
Delaware Fire In urance Co.,. ~ 81
WIlminglo Coal q u Co....... 81 81
N Masoric Hall Go Co................. s U
Old Fellows Hail.. 49, ~
BONDS.
Wilmington City 6's............l12x lis
do do 5's.............l07 I08
do do 4l<'s...........l03 los
Ntw Castle County Ws..........l0S ITO
do do As. .l02ix l03
Delaware State e8's...............1 100 10
Rslaware X X. LIST mortgage. lvS luS
Delaware Railroad ExtensiOR .l07 lOS
r., w. d. B. X. X. list nortgage..l2S l28
vii. City Railway list morLgagelD2 lO3
VIII. City Railway Extension. 10. 100
Masonic Hall Go lst mortgage. 100 lDl
Delaware City 41fs..............l04l< bB
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Philadelphia, New York and Boston NJ :
change Furnished TO regular Depositors
, 1881-08-21
It Is, However, an Open Question
Which Club Will Get Sec
ond Place.
Chicago Defeats Detroit in a Game Not.
able for Strong and Brill.
liant Play.
Buffalo Beaten by Cleveland, Providence
by Troy, and Boston by
Worcester.
Sharp Trick Played by Chicago
Gambler-Notes and
Gossip.



The effect of the past weeks play has been
to SO confirm Chicago's grip upon the League
championship that there now remains scarce
" any room for doubt as to the resultso far as
regards first place. Chicago has won forty-onc
ganles' lot twenty, and has twenty-three yet
TO play; and is nine games ahead Of Buffalo,
which has won thirty-two, lost twenty-seyen,
and has twenty-five yet to play. Granted,
for the sake Of argument, that Chicago will
win but twelve out of the remaining
twenty-three gatlcs,-though its natural
proportion would be siXteen,-this
would bring its total of games won to fifty
three. 10 reach this figure In games won Buff
fnlo must win twenty-one out of tho twenty
five yet to play, which is fur beyond Dutralo's
natural proportion, and may be reasonably set
down as out of tho question. Detroit, by tho
same rule Of reckoning, would havo to win
twenty-five out Of its rcmainlng twenty-thrce
games In or,lcr to tic Chicago,-a result outside
the bounds Of tho possibilities. So thar it may
be set down as dciinitly settled that Chicago
will win tho championship, and tho
only thing left to speculate on is the
standing OF the other seven clubs. Tho
probabilities us to second place would seem to
be in favor Of Buffalo, which has the lar..cst
number of games to play. though Detroit has
still n fair chance, aud both Boston and Provi-
dence are SO close-only three games behind
Buffalo. and two behind Dctrott-that either
may secure the coveted honor Then again
Cleveland is but four g,anlcs III the reur Of Duf-
fao, and should nuke formidable fight for
second ptncc. This week ought to in1-
prove Clevcland's standing, for it stands
fair chance to beat Buffalo in
both the remaining games ut home,
while Detroit will be lucky to get n single game
In Chicago. and Providence and Boston have
their hands full with Troy ana Worcester. 1t is
obvious therefore, that tho struggle for second
place is far from decided It's yot, and tho buttle
will be full of interest to tho very end. 1t tho
close Of last weeks play tho situation was Us
fnlf,,Ws
, 1881-08-21

er; Mile. Augusta La Bella, premiere danseuse,
and II. Zavistowsky, ballet-master; me pleGG1e
is to be produced under the direction OF Mr.. L.
q. McDonouen, who, in visiting Paris, has Sc,
cured its best effects. Messrs. J. q. HnverIy and
Z. S. Gilmore lire understood to be jointly in-
tcrcstc'l III tho production Of the piece
S. Knight, WAS lntclv produced ut Hull. England.
by Mr. md Mrs. George S. Knight. The Nclcs OF
thar city says: 1.-The author has made bis chief
character yagrnnt itiuernnt entertainer, and
therefore in this case tho songs and dances OF
Mr. Knight takc tolerabiy natural and rational
place In the play.
Rooms for Rent was produced at the Dijou
Opera House, New York, last week. The Times
Rooms for Rent has no pretcnsions whatevcr,
and calls fur no criticism. The daog is not
brilliant, and the wit IS strained and Unnatural
But the awkward predlclmcnts IN which the
principal characters arc continually becoming
involved created rUnr5 OF laughter IN the audi
cnco last night, md will probably make tho
comedy q popular SUCCESS during tho summer
season.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett begins his seasons tour
At Moores ogera-Ilo Dos Mones, T., ,,' 9n
epniag asia as lar west as es Monies
and Us fur South as Galveston. lic ILLS Two en-
gagcmcnts ut the Fifth Avenue Theatre, in Now
grand revival of "itichelicu:'' and, later Iu tho
season, Mr.. Barrett will produce new play en-
titled ''I'cndragon,' written BY Mr.. w. W.
Young, of Chicago.
Haverly's Fifth Avenue Theatre in New York
opens Tomorrow evening with George FAWcett
KOwc's musical comedy entitled 81 Smif." The
characters iii tho piece ARE lhitandcr Snuff iMr.
Kowe> imprcsario and eccentric concdah; his
sons. Albert and Thaddcus; Daphne SWlt, lend-
ing lady,: LAnrci'l SmiG, esthetic juvenile:
Nevada: .Iioilzo Rro'o'.. of Manchester. Eng:
$io.itst This curious lot Of people make the fun
for the piece, which runs through three acts.
, 1881-08-21

his conduct He refused to give any, and She
began suit for breach OF promise and
seduction. laying her damages ut $5tDu
When tho cAse wA3 called Susan
failed to produce the necessary evidence ot
Charge charged Until un9ii wi1nin the last l'l yeaF susan sun
hts had no admirers, but about one year ,.xo u
young Caucasian named Joseph Richards met
Susan. became enchanted With her, uud paid
court to the husky tlamscl quite regularly. 80
thick did they become that it WIS r,linored they
wero to be married. Richards. it seems had no
Intention of wedding Susan. Ile went with her
until she yielded to his desires, and then, like
his predecessor. Sutton, treated her coldly. \
short time since Susan fonnd herself about to
become mother, and all her persuasive powera
.failing, she determined to make Mr.. Kichnr,l3
shoulder the responsibility for her misfortune by
force of law. Accordingly she came to this city,
stated her case to Prosecutor Good. and thur
gentleman ut once dispatched IN officer to ar
rest Richards The young Lotl,arIo hal. hon;
ever, heard OF Susan's intention and skipped
Susan is tho possessor of l60 acres Of lnnd in
this couuty, ana owns some other property ae-
sides.
, 1881-08-21

TO the Editor Of The Chtcdgo Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. q. Being rarely fortunate
enough to witness such sight US was my priy1-
leec this week, would like to reflect the intfu-
ence upon othcrs of your less favored readers
to show how much may be done for our ..charitv
children" by many who are willing, but full 70
know how
Mr. and Mrs. Abran Poole, now summeeInc at
their residence in LIKE Forest, expressed .tha
wish to give tho children OF ~ Tho Nursery ami
1Intf- Orphan Asylum n picnic. which, afrer
consulting with tho managers, result
ell In appointing last Wednesday
rs the day Following lhc ad.-the officials Of
tho North Chicago City Railway and Northwest
portulion, which order tho employees of both
lines most cheerfully and cOurtcously executed
Leaving Wells street depot ut II O'Clock, we
reached Lake Forest by noon. where we found
Mrs. Poole and the ucghboring ladies wntinx
with carriages to take the party to tho house,
about u mile distant. Arriving, we found q
botlntiful lunch provided. and the first thing
was to feed the hungry "chicks-' Ample just
ice was done to the goodies" Of
games for the youngest. while the
few invited guests enjoyed tho beauties nature
had provided Tho grass, trees, rariues. aud
lake were perfect lntoxicauon Of dclixht and
VIC nil felt when one little boy asked, ''Wlll this
be our yard for every tlay?" like wishing it our
yard for all such perfect days US that. We don't
''covct our nei9hbor's,' bur congratulate Mr.
Poole in possessing such a charming home, and
return hearty thanks for the entertainnent.
bringing bunch of flowers, returned homo
with happy face, bearing tho pleasant memory
to cheer them through less eycntfuldays-
a VISITOR
, 1881-08-21
Far The Chicdgo I'ribun,

Far The Cticdgo Tribune.
We may live without poetry. music Or art:
We may live without consccnco and live without
heart:
We may live without friends; may live without
books; ~
But civilized man canno. live without cooks.
-CtknoUn Put.
We may live without poetry or music, own;
We may ltse without conscience or nrt, be it
known;
We may live from NIL friendship and reading
apart;
Hut We ncvcr-no. ncyer-may live without
heart.
There's cnchantmcnt in poetry, and music is
sweet;
There are secrets in books; art with grace is
replcte;
AL these things may our lives with q polish
inlbuc:
But fur tho love Of a hcart that is true.
CHICAGO, Aug. 18- .JoIIS j. pEAnCE in
, 1881-08-21

thanks to good batting and Snyders passed
balls. which aided in bringing in four of the
six runs. Wlitney's giving man 4 base on
balls VIXEN the bases were full brought in
another run, AMI the sixth WAS earned on
safe hits by 1lotaline, Corey, and Carpenter
after two men were out. Tho Bostons got
their solitary run OIL base hits BY Barnes and
Sutton and errors by Carpenter and
Bushong. Two very promising sprouts
tor runs were nipped in the fourth
and t., seventh innings by double
aud second, with only one man out, when Math-
cws hit Il short liner to Dckerson. Tho fielder
tnu1cu It but threw Crowley our at third, and
the ball was passed TO second In season TO-
cut on Snyder. Tho Worccstcrs have tempo-
ntrily engaged Smith, lato Of the Cleyeands,
duy very creditably, while Cory took 1rgin's
place ut Short.
Innings I 4 G 78
Worcester. o , b / . 0-6
hqS,on Eapnc;, on;,i.;:..io 0 VI
Fielding errors-Norcester. /; Boston, 6.
Base hts-Worcester, Il; Boston, i.
Iwo-bnse ht-Burdock.
Thrce-b base nit-harnung.
First base OIL balis-Crearncr, Bushong.
First base on crrors-Worcester ); Boston, !.
Left on bnses-Worcester, TO; Boston, i.
Struck out-Smith, Richmond, Snyder, Whit
ney.
Balls caled-Richmond, 60: Whitney, &c.
Strikes calied-ftichmond, IL; Whitney II.
Double plays-Dickcrsun-C -Crea1ocr, Dlckcrson-
Carpenter Creamer.
Passed bulis-SnyGer. 5,
Wild pitch-Whitney, |.
TiHc-One hour nnd fifty minutes,
UEnpirc-Callnhan.
, 1881-08-21
6 <sEVICTIOS..s

4 play entitled Eviction will be pro-
duced, at the Olympic Theatre tomorrow
night The following advance notice " has
been kindly forwarded by the management:
To depict the state OF ireland Us it is to-day,
10 lay bare before the eyes OF the world the true
condition OF its affairs, is tho Ai1n of this pny,
which has had over G00 representations in Ire
land, Scotland, and England. Charles +. Werner
is an actor Of we'll established reputation as
comedian, and has just finished Il tour Of the
world The company is composed Of Irish
actors who all enjoy good regulations il the old
country. This will be the first performance Of
=" Eviction in America. 1t Is Il picture of Irish
wrongs, and has the Endorsement Of James 11ed-
path as THE Great Lund- League Draula-" 1t
ls highly dramatic III construction. and the
scenery und the manner it ia placed upon tho
stage arc excellent Every piece has been spe-
ciallY painted.
, 1881-08-21

Gpeeadt OGp1teH 70 Iht Lhtfd1o Tribune.
PROVIDENCE, T. l., Aug. 2o.-To-lay's
game was wrctched exhibit of fielding on
both sides. Ward tried to pitch, but was so
wild that lie withdrew before the first inning
was finished, Radbourn taking his place
There were zoo present. Myers, who was
tho new short-s stop. made TWO brilliant plays,
but WIS of no account at tho bat.
Innings 1 2 ; ! s s 2 s Q
Troy. 0 = 0 O 5 0 " 0
Providence. .:...:.....2 o = o / o 1t
Earned runs-Troy, i: Providence, 8.
Two base hits-Cassldy, Hines, Start, Farrell,
Ward, York.
Base kits-Troy, 0; Providence 10.
Fielding errors-Troy, :; Providence, o.
First-base on balls--CMssidy, Ferguson. York.
First base on errors-:rroy, 1: Providence. g.
Struck out-Gillespe, uolbert t3} Hankinsou
{e. kcefc, Farrell, Giligan. Meyers ~ Uenny {.-
Balls cailea-kecte, lot; Ward, II; Kadbouru,
s..
Strikes called-Kcofc, It; Ward, s; Radbourn,
g.
Double pIay-Caskins- Ferguson Connors.
Passed bafls--Ewiuts, =.
Wild pitch-Ratlbourn, l.
Time-Two hours and five minutes.
umpire-Hignnn1.
, 1881-08-21
DRAMATIC NOTES.

l AAeAA-tA1A ~ ~ ~ A~5-
| N'.e1.s opeusu 'nc o.ailuae" Anea~
| from Jarvis Section.
Er,pr Noro tos a,+or,,fnas r,+ IN ,.ro,+;co
,..a,s S naso nae oeesin inl.neu no1 " ao'etuse
! ,nen,hcr ~ h,a ,.on,hina+,on ~ Nps~AN @A'
/ AA. ~ A1'' '"~'s''ooo4' "
The exclusive American right to the success
| fui spectacular play now running in London
| ~ outh," has been purchnsvd Dy Mr D'Oyly
Carte
Mr. IIarry Meredith who has fofncd Ko1,son
and Cr,ne'S company will bc t,,e L1no}i,, when
| that troupe performs Shnkspcarc:s .Twcifth
| Night
| ,.:aa
starring tour last scason viii bc male Tie icat-
ure Of Il series Of extra Inutinecs at )aly's Tho-
| atrc this fall. '' -
uavcr,v.a v,h,o,s co-,,o, rooro,oa ,,o,1,,.
| t1 VIII nartley 5s.1! :GiAmpoells NY Geraldtne
+. C0uef were in tho c:lsr. ~1' a"' '''1
H. ..,-.:..
at ausustin Daly mas ianaily decided. it Is
Facets new 9'n nce tvhch sge ~ w,In Me
described Us an international comedy.
Claral Morris is at her homo in RiverGalc, suf-
ae.!nE rom severe ac1ack OF rncumntlsnl and
- .euta.!siu, ,e Fssu!L VI .noroush Wctttng IN IL
~ iei enumGt WHICH, oseftooA aef "nale rldlng
eil Ao'scpaeA"
Accordtne to present ARRANGEMENTS, Mr.. Edwin
Booth will begin his four weeks enlightenment ut
booths Thcatro on the ;}d OF Octobcr' and il Is
probable that nc will make lis 1irst upncuranco
in IT King Lear*""
Nr Danfci Frohman, manager Of the Madison
S0uarc Theotrc~ arrival fro,n Errono lIsT ,sonI-
While be wns in Loni10n Nr Fr,,hman cs>,nn,cfnI
arrangements Mt onc NJ 1no ieuin~ ttaatr.nS ~
tho production OF Hazel Hrke.' IVA
Nine. Ristori will play in English in London
this season. II will be somewhat of Iii achieve
1ncnt- ior she Is nov s years old. and It IS rather