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son and recuperate as fully as possible.
It has taken him long time to make
up his mind to take this step,
and there is every reason to
believe that it has been with HIM q
matter of health purely. There have
been al sorts Of rumors flying about the
past week, just as there have been at odd
spells for months past, that Col. Haverly
is in bad straits financially, and is
ON THE VERGE OF BANKRUPTCY.
There are, of course, some who believe
that his going to Europe is the result of
this embarrassment. When G. H. McCon-
nell, of the National Printing company,
came down few days ago, it was rum.
ored that it was for the purpose of fore
closing on Haverly for an Indebtedness
of 5000. l had q long talk with
Haverly to-day. What he said may be
summed up as follows: "During
my absence my general business affairs
will be in charge of Mr.. G. H. Nice Council,
of the National Printing company, Chi
cago. He is one of my oldest and most
intimate friends, and with his assistance
and the cooperation of my staff, which
will remain the same as at present, l
leave my work in tolerably easy frame
of mind. While am away
KNOWLEDGE CONCERNING MY GENERAL
BUSINESS MATTERS
can be promptly secured from MIR. Nc
Cornell, and business with any specified
theater or company can be transacted
with the different managers in charge.
Information regarding the booking of my
attractions or other attractions for my
theaters can be secured at all times
from my general route agent, W. II.
Brown, at Havorly's Fifth Avenue the
ater.'
elias your business been good the past
season, Mr.. Haverly?"
sit certainly has, in every respect.
While on that topic want to say word
or two concerning certain rumors which
seem to have been studiously circulated
in different directions and with varied
not now nor have they been In the slight.
est business embarrassment. / scarcely
feelit necessary to allude to such rldic-
ests were never more fourishing and in the
same breath | may say the same thing of
NY MINING INVESTMENT"
ssThen you deny the truth of their
stores about your insolvency."
81 do most emphatically. There is no
truth in them whatever"
"Have you assigned the Chicago thea
ter to Mr.. MCCONNELL"
II have not. This is another of the
same sort of canard. You go and see Nc
Cornell and ask him about it. He'll tell
vyO,1 i,1cf hour tho noc cf r6c =,
"What do you propose to do i'll q theat-
rical way across the water?''
"That depends great deal on the con-
dition of my health. l cannot believe
that am physically affected other than
being somewhat worn out from fifteen
years of close application to hard work.
Such plans as / have laid out thus far arc
not perfect enough to give cut in detail.
You know l have for Some years had O
theatrical agency in London, and from
advices received believe there is
A PROFITABLE FIELD THERE
for an American manager l shall give
the matter my best attention, and it may
result in the transportation of one Or
two of my American enterprises. It
may be interesting to know that overtures
udt0 UCcA ultIuo W LIZ wv LOuQOQ
capitalists bearing on the development of
American theatrical ideas and the estab-
lishment Of an American theatre in Lon
don. will, of course, entertain all pro
positions of this character, andzconsider
the chances of various schemes for what
they are worth"
"When do you intend rcturning?"
SIN July or August at the latest. You
will see by this that time is not likely to
hang heavily on my hands,"
Mr.. Mcconnell, who was subsequently
seen, stated emphatically that he had not.
come to New York to foreclose on Hayz;
erly on debtof $50, 900, and said further
more that Mr.. Haverly does not owe the
quarter of $4,000. He.
HAsNo FEAR AS TO GETTING 1T.
Mr.. Haverly has made Mr.. Mcconnell
his representative, and he will look after
the finances of the business. Mr.. Nc
Cornell says that Haverly has put too
much money in mining enterprises, but
they are all paid for, and not dollar of
debt on them, and this all out of his
amusement undertakings. If he had
used that money---some 1896, 900 lin
his legitimate business, 1t would
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