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Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
MT BROrREz's GRAVE.

1u memory OF Jonathan Davis Richards
rho on cred into rest Nov. sth, lsl, IN
he twentieth year Of his hge,
It's many q wssry year s,nreI
First bent above this sod.
That bioes his form, whose spirit now
Reposes with his rod
Yes, many sum ner's sun hal rolled
Above his lowly bed,
Ana many winter. suOw has DER
This LITTLE mound been spread.
And Oh now often have came
And kneit In silence here,
To weep In secret and ploue
A sisters bitter tear
Dear brother, when by this loved mound
lthoughtiully rocline,
love to think that til III art near
And that thy spirit answers mine.
love at the dim twilight hour
To lean gainst this stone.
And gazing on some distant star,
To weep and muse alone.
On what = calming, soothing spell
My brothsr's memory throws
O'eF this wild, maynard heart ofmine
That seldom knows reposs.
For he OF all on earth I've known
Alone could Rad me right.
See the deep feelings ofny soul
And comprehend their might.
He navsr called me soulIsss, cold,
.'or said tor fell deceit,
With senseless vanity amt pride
My heart was dwelling meet.
My feelings from my brothers, eye
ne'er was forced to hide,
For lear that scath ny ridioule
should check their gushin8 tide.
Now those who call themfe.ves my friends
Zee on every hand.
But NY nature cannot make them know,
Nor my feelings Inderstlnd.
And what a weixht Of l1ntiinass
Rests ever On my heart,
Iha. cannot vaSen o. mnSthy
bat dne,ls ilon oil apart.
LIZZIE p. r.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

A Cleveland and Hendricks meeting,
organ i2ed Ivy lrishmeu and descend
ants CT Irishmeu," Was held %. rhprs-
day In the Academy of Music IN New
York, and was a grand success. both
i'll numbers and enthusiasm. Eugene
Kelley was chosen Chairman. Auong
the Vice Presidents were Park Com m is.
sioners CuInmins, ex Senator cuzz ans,
Senator DAILY, John Il. Devlin, John
Fox, eS.Mayor Grace, Henry l.. i'o2uel
Judges Hogan aud Kelly Gen. Martin
T. MacM ahon and Col VIM. Il. hob
erts. Addresses, were made by s'euatol
Jones, OF Florida Congressman Col
Inns OF Massachusett Generai T r.
Burke, and Congressman Hires, oI
Chicago. While Senator Jones wa.
speaking Mrs. ParBel eutered the build
ing, ard was greeted with cheers Rs.so
buttons were adopted endorsing Cleye
land and Hendricks.
Senator Jones insisted that the Demo
cratic party had done potbing to for
felt Irish confidence and the Republi
cans had done nothing TO merit IL.
IL a protective tariff could DESTROY
England, liberate Ireland aud make tn,
| working classes of this country all pros
porous and happy, why have not these re-
suits been accomplished during Thu
past 20 years? You have had the high
| est protective tariff during that tim:
this country ever had oreytr will have
ISnO, England was never more prosper
Gus, Ireland never more impoverished
or oppressed, and the working men all,
| women Of America harder pressed u
| live and more discontinued than duriu.
that time. 1t is time that slams llk,
this were exploded.
In the speakers opinion 10 thing would
| do the cause of Ireland more harm
than Tor Irish. Americaus to come he
fore this country and justify thei
| eessr;iUn Of the Democratic party a
| this time on the grounds that they hope
to do more for lrelaud in the ranks %
one Republicans.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
a Card.

Having moved 10 Greenbank and moi
oeihs able 10 be at my store in the even
lnss, found ii test, with the increasing
demand for coal, to sell my -four and
Iced Interest to Geo. A. Joseph of Dover
1hls arrangement will enable our pa
irons 10 always find onepf as in attend
ance, also to offer much better induce
nents than heretofore. 1t il our motiv.
TO help each ether, and to act promptly
rot forgetting 10 do justly toward all
we have made a great reduction il
hour, especially burr ground -four.
T.W. STEWARD, 7l3 W.Front.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

In the game yesterday between the
Wilmington and Boston clubs, at Bos-
ton, the former sho wed that they can
still play bali, and they are fast regain.
ing their old time position for efficiency.
1t IL to be hoped that by the time they
arrive home, they will be In good trim
and ready TO show all visiting clubs
that they are fully able to cope with
them. YESTERDAY battery was Tier
ney AID Lynch, the former a young
pitcher from one of the Massachusetts
Association clubs, whose delivery was
very puxz ling. and with little sharper
field ing, the Wilmington club would
have won the game.
The score follows
Boston COZ 0O2 x
Wilmington l 90 o 0 o o.
SUMMARY.
Base hits-Bosson, s.; Wilmington
6. Errors-Boston, +; Wilmington, s
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
The following games were played
yesterday:
The game between the Young Mer
ritts of this city, and the Juveniles o
Elkton, played yesterday on the vii
mington grounds, resulted in victor,
for the former, which makes the seconC
victory over the Juveniles. The contes
was an interesting one, as the following
score will show:
Juveniles 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 o.
Merritts 0 0 l . 0 . 4 x
The Ironsides of Lancaster, and the
Domestic of Newark, played a Grea
game yesterday at Newark. Fifteen
Innings were played and only one rnI
was scored, which was made by tn,
Ironsides, who had only three error
TO four for their opponents.
At Observation-Disclosures Metro
politan, 3.
At Baltimore-Ba u, 10 Ma
tional, IL.
1t Philadelphia-Bufalo, Z; Phila
delphia, o.
At Decentralization, !; York, 3.
At New York-New York, 10 Cleve
land, 2.
At Brooklyn-Athletic, 8; Brook
Ign, A.
Boston-Boston, Detroit, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8 Chi
cago, 4.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 0 /; ALE
gheny, 5.
At Notwithstanding, I Col
umbus, A.
NOTES.
Shafer, Mclaughlin and Strict hav'
been released by the Kansas City Uni
ons, and their places filled by Veach
Decker and Deasley.
Flynn, of the late Keys tone club, too
part in the Boston Union and Whining
ton game yesterday, playing for tn
Bostons.
The wife of Hen" Myers died i
Philadelphia few days ago. 1t is ~
known ye: whether Myers will pla
with the Wilmington club or not.
Efforts are being made by the mana
ger of the w ilmington club TO secur
yesterday, the short stop of the dishar
ded keystone club. He is a fine playel
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

Last Saturday night, as two colored
men named Albert j. Race and VIM.
Feeney, were crossing Eleventh street
bridge, they were jumped on by a
crowd OF roughs and very badly beaten.
They had warrants issued for Den mis-
Mcguire and young man named
Rowe, and while the former was locked
up, the latter gave bail for his appear
ing Mcguire was arraigned before
Judge Sharpley, bat as neither of the
men could identify him rs being con
cerned in the assault the case was dis
missed.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
The Cunning season.

Next Mond.y the reed bird season
opens,and 1t Is probable that the marshe,
on SoutA side will be filled with gun
ners OF AL drcriptions at an early hour
sos the crack Of fowling pieces be heard
from dawn until dark. But few birds
nav" made their appearance yet, but
tne iocal sportsmen are cleaning up theil
arms, from improved breech loader.
u ; 70 Old army muskets, and prepar
ing cartridges for a campaign.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

Thursday, September ~ =.
goinery County, Pa VIII 'e'r ,,
centenary at Norristowh' a.
time there will be a gT"hu
Grand Chief Triebler o: tue
of the Golden Eagle, oil pe'a~'
received a letter OF invlta'i9n J
Knights TO attend. and ~ Is
that at least one hundred inri1
the order will be present from y
Invitations have a lso been eA, M
Castles in Pennsylvania ana M1
and IL is probable theknishsiS y
| a creditable and Imposing '"f
the line.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

Crusader Castle, No. 8, II. oil
held their festival again las: e.
and it was well attended. Gran
Triebler was present, and scene
4 ladies' man, as he was sur
during the entire evening gy'
sex. The ladies are so Wei ,
with the attentions of the val
Knights, that they united IL :
TO have the festival continued
AMI tomorrow night, and the
tee have acceeded 10 their reqngs
cordial invitation il eItend11
mem bers of the ORDER 70 at'eh'
The assurance that they can ~
full supply OF excellent peaches
cream.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
Be,nx Fittec 'r

The desks loaned by fS nsr !,
Education to a plumber o. o mi
startins another school Ia c Nh
Of the First Presby terrain i. olr'
hauled to liar place y sS'ss.eT ~ !
room il now being il''e ,'crpiI
opening next Mrlday . ms,pIl,
Burkhardt, iat- Ok 'he " i. and q
.choo,, viii have charge Nv
nearly fifty scholars -
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
Unexpected News.

This morning a telephone communi
cation was handed to q reporter of IN.
REPUBLICAN to send to Hocke.sin. ask.
ing MIR. Cakes at that place to bring
IN Mrs. Dyers' little girl this afternoon
l ne ID es'age was sent as directed, and
afterwards a return message
was received, stating that Mr.. Cakes
died on Wednesday last, after two OF
three days illness, and would be buried
70 morrow at 9 o'clock a. IN,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
Fight ON n Sfeani""

A disgracetul fight ecc,lFle y
pier at Pennsgrove YESTERDAY ~ !,
that WAS afterwards continue lps
the Susie Mccall, nnui ' ~,
til 10 city. 1t seetus ma, w., .n', \
colored excursion IRON Ne" ,,s]
the grove, and some Of me ,',n iAS I,
filling up en- Jersey li5h.n "s n
disturbance on the WHAT XII
nart,es from this city, saI
he boat started they folloT ssh,
boar, au'' Kept up the s ns
great an, osnacs of the pa pa ~
iii Fourth stree. wharf ~"
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
wedding M,

DR.. Howard osls, n y me h
Of oF, matrlmony yesterda',y,, m at
ceremony being per Io,i sl1 wa
lence Of The BRIDE, No S,, me h.
street, by The Rev ,;., fa,p echtarol
ST Peers Pro.Cathea; .i,a,e e frien'
a few = he most in!i dns porese1
bride ~ groom We we isy,arted Of
neTay g, ,onr to Louray cave
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

The con vention Of the Commandery.
in-Chief OF the Sous Of Veterans, of tue
United States, resumed its session In
Philadelphia yesterday. General Will
liam Il. w. Ross and Colonel j. A.
Thompson. Of Maryland; Colonel X. NJ.
j.. Reed, OF Pennsylvania, and Colonel
A. j. Rodrigo, OF New Jersey, were
created Grand Divisional Com N N ders,
Tor their efficiency In organizing camps
OF the Sons Of Veterans.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

Since opening our new
Bazaar at 1T Market street,
four doors below Second, on
the west side, we have been
repeatedly asked how we can
sell goods at such low prices.
Well, the fact is, we profited
by the low prices ruling,
bought direct from manufac-
turers and importers;in many
instanci S closed out large
lots. Moreover, our expenses
are light, and we are deter
mined to make our new
place, 1T Market street, four
doors below Second, on the
west side, the Wanamaker
House Of this city.
For this week we offer the
following attractions
10 pieces bleached damask
table linen at 40 cents.
10 pieces bleached damask
table linen, with colored bor-
der, at 37ic.
4oO yds. Turkey red table
linen, at 4Oc.; former price,
60c.
1913 wrappers. Princess
pattern, at 4Sc.
los calico wrappers, trim.
med and founced, at 75c.
SO white basques, closing
at SOC.
Ladies' muslin underwear
for cost of material.
300 large linen towels at
l2tc.
300 all-wool J Jerseys at ST.
25.
Is pieces all-wool Jersey
cloth, black and colored, at
sl.5O; former price, $3.50.
Black Guinet Silk at 81,
worth 81 35.
81 boys cambria waists at
4oc.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

Notwithstanding the fact that bus..
ness Is very fiat, Messrs. @. S. Hum.
phrey & Bro, Of No. 1902 Market stree,
are preparing for the fall trade and
have just purchased . large line Of
handsome neck wear, with which they
are decorating their show window. The
styles are very handsome aud tn,
prices exceedingly cheap. A moreex
tended notice will appear tomorrow
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
Will Start Mon day Morning

Work will be commenced at the VIII.
mington Glass Works at l O'Clock Mon.
day morning, and continue every work.
ing day during the season. The com.
pany have been for some time GETTING
every thing in order, and the glas,
blowers have been in this city ready to
go to work for several weeks.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

The Warner & Merritt schooner j uli,
Baker, upon which Captain Lewis Il
supposed to have been murdered by hi
mutinous crew passed the mouth " tn,
Christiana creek on her way to Phila
delphia shortly before 8 o'clock las
evening, under full sail.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

Rev. Father A. j. Breslin, Of tn,
Diocese Of Philadelphia, died at hi.
parents residence 10 Mount Carmel, OF
Wednesday, aged 80 years, with con
sumption. He studied at St. Charlie,
Borremeo Sem nary, Overlook, fol
eight years, and was ordained TO tn,
priesthood In January, 1881.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
New Store,

John II. Benson, after having been
employed in the family Of the late j. j.
Mccullough for twelve years, has open.
ed cigar, tobacco and confectionery
store at No. S22 Tatnall street. He 80
licits the patronage of his friends and
the public generally.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
- ut
ReetauIs"

Mrs. A. Parson has ; sSireetl
taurant at No. 9 Ff REL ladies' al
e srs and dodgers, both I aaoodiatedI
men, M Wv will be aee0n'mat ea's at
o 15V,@ rs q crabs and HOLSTERS
order.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

A fine shower of rain visited this
section this morning. To.mor row
promises TO be warm and cloudy with
q clearing tendency.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
:. Cnoir Fessfea'.

and di Father Flynn'oa. SS, Tfarn|
music At the golden is sss and frq1
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
r.,r. CnOieo go.

At the Central Tea we See'' aalvs]
t best grades Of to- Tie csd
g pic ,pre No. Si. y ". 9Th street.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

We neglected to state yesterday that
the election OF three County Republican
Committeeman will be held to morrow
Saturday evening between and I
O'Clock,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

Tenn q Co.'S thermometer registered
Yesterday, rs degrees at 8 p. M, rs at
2. m, and II at 10 D. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
Peach HhfDuipntA

One hundred and thirty seven carloaIi
OF peaches were shipped over the Della
ware Railroad yesterday, which
were consigned as follows:
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

Pianos and ORGANS of all kinds a
Baynard's.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

Silver watches ct Baynards, Fiftl
and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29
State OF the thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office in the shade
z o'clock 10 o'clock II o'clock
76o ITO 78o
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

II OST-A CARRIAGE DOOR LAST
IL Thursday week. The finder will be
shitanly rewarded on leaving same at w. y.
MARTINS livery sable, Third and orange
au29 81
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

UIANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO SELL
w goods from wagon on commission,
Must be good salesman and good moral
character. Security required. Steady EN-.
ployment. Apply ct j5l Market street, at
once. au2s.2t
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

r OST-A MALTEsE KITTEN, BELONG.
~ Ing to Mrs. Frank Kelley, NO. ls1d
NanBuren street. The finder Will please re.
turn the sane TO the above address, au2g-
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

"ANTED-A WHITE GIRL. MUST
w pc T. good cook, washer and ironsr
Apply VA sshiA4s ~ stkSSs sLzs-es.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

"ANrED-A GOOD SMARTMAN ON
wv truck farm. Muat be goe d mixer.
Apply at frst farm on Hare's Corner road,
this side of Lebdell's farm. ans 2tt
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

>, Cheaper than ever At Yerger's, 4o7
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

WANTED-A BOY BETWEEN THE.
wv age OF 10 and IL years to run errandr.
Call at 502 King street. au2J-2t
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

"ANTED--A GOOD BOY TO MAKE
M himself generally useful. Apply at
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

NYANTED-A GOOD STOUT BOY FOR
wv grocery store. Reference required.
Address GROCER, this office. au29 Ct
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

You CAN GET YoUR REAL rs.
i TATE SOLD OR RENTED. nv
APPLYING TO w. SCOTT YER.
NON. REPUBLICAN OFFICE, ON
~. Il. POOLE, REAL ESTATE A(s'T,
No. U EAST SEVENTH STREET,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-29

|XXyANTED-A RELIABLE WOMAN
wv wants situation es chambermaid. Ad-
|dters u, tbs odsce. aree-3N !
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-06

A marked conservative tendency seems
to have manifested itself recently among
tn FOCAL clubs OF New YORK, and a d, cided
IA yem.nt L. being developed in favor OF
- . sirin ,snt rules governing admis sions
90 msm oersrip. IL has now been lett tnat
IN general mere wealth 10 becoming too
great a power. socially in New Yark,. and
mat rome resi-'acce must h. of red o the
encro. chmeui o. a. e."nouvesuK riches "uu-
l. - people VINO possess her claims 10 So
GA cittiucion are to content themselves
vi % a back seat and b. res gnef TO the rule
OF = money ed sristocrscy. Naturally the
clubs sTe tn be- considered ~ important So
cisl Leo AMI movement OF his kind
ip ne clubs Indicates q general tendency In
c'efy large H. the objection oi conserv-
atisn. More ,ir,ngent rules governing ad-
~ -s'an ar we'll calculated 20 produce q
b-ns iicial IT CT upon The tone OF the cuba.
l. one tall napi- club, iesenily deceased,
- lr--f itI the pres.nt Ia n condition OF
suspended animation. scandals arose involv-
ing iD b rous suspicion certain card.shsrp-
- members, aud Il was In Consequence OF
thes- aud other discred table repcr,s that
the club. 'hfougb gradual loss of caste, vas
compelled first to change ITS nsae and d.
nails to surrender existence. The St.
n choia, C ub. which Is an ofshoof of the
Oh 8 Nchoias society, bas rom the hrst
ss1iref TO become y conservative ceDtre and
to make its ishu. noe felt ~ thst direction.
Tue essentials OF oir'h aud snoesiry are rig
Idly required ~ oaslifcs' ions for M m BET
snip. and before q candidate ca, Obtain adj
mission his pedigree 10 carefully examined.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-06

Tho Hon. j. 3terliug Morton Of Nstresfn
Ia nembsr o. tho osmOoraiio national
com m .ttee, and his Opinions upon tho
question OF the day are express IN NJ In
toryicw published Va the Chicago Times,
ne ioll0ws: ,
'Whst are your views on the tarin?'
81 ana iret-tradtr, and l believe that
the power Ct this government 10 constiu'
tiona ly limited To- tariff Tor three objects
These ars be psymsnt OF The pa 1lio debt,
the common defense, aud the general well
fare Of the country. All other tam,
whether for protection or otherwise, IL at
unjust taxation of she many To benefit the
few. The constitutes does not contem-
plate nnv revenue tDat does not 20 into
employmrnt for one OF these three objects,
aud tins imposition of duty Tor protective
purnCsa- - not one ot the ohjecis.'
"It is likely thar very strong difference
between free trad 10 aud prot' cliORista
within lac democratic party Will result IN
tpli?'
al don't thiuk there is any question about
4 a. a fnaiiy. sud H. may wen come our
ing the next pre.ideutial contest
'lu the nom mating oonvention'
Yes. 80 the uOmnatips convention, n
the lres trade advocates arc sat down upon,
ard high tariff principles are embodied
Ia The platform O. the exclusion Of Tree
trvds' There are man who won't truokle
TOR Office and sicriAce prinoipio for votes
d. you suppose snGn mon ne Perry OF WI.
liams colee. and summer OF Yale would
s'u.tiiy themselves for the mere trsntitofJ
succe.s OF the psrn? No, they hro above
II. The motto OF tho democratic pgriy 10
10y prime pie we triumph"
Then you would leopard dem ocrsiic
success At he next election by insisting on
a pruoiultp'
Eyes" raid Mr.. Morton: "if necessary
lei them form an Ind pendent party. That
is what /, will come to finally"
Mr. Morton saul that lows, Wiscsnein,
Nebraska and NJ nnesota would assert
themselves very strongly In ieYor OF the
tar II. and IL would he the one issue OF The
mex contest. In regard 10 The chairman.
ehip OF the national committee, he sAid
there bad not been mucn tax, but that W.
+. Vlles. Pat Kelly Of Minnesota, aud
Hlu of Iowa were types OF western msn
whom he wour most like TO see control the
body. The tariff he thought would play
su Important part IN the selection u n
chairman, and drht might occur between
protection und Tree trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-06

An excellent PREPARATION tlr seeing Rome
intclligbu;ly is Is few weeks az POmpeii,
and 90 possess a comprehensive sud special
understard OF the Roman empire is 10
have ~ lirye part oi Enrope bas C his.
tOricsl knowledge. In place OF apple aiisn
to s udv ,hr natural student learns apon-
taneously nj Pompeii. We have the Isssics
all about us. The ponierous dictionary,
leathsr.hound and wDrm-caten Lsmpriere,
aud. better, An'hon's asst edition, are here
IN pictures. We have only to learn the
meaHlng of what We see. We should be
fortified with the explanatory books. the
several volumes which would mske the un.
de graduates bundle on leaving home for
the quarter-ths "ssmesife," the term
which would be paid for and tts;d through.
Pay for ard stay through it here where
tue lossons are in so sngsging form-the
reai'v. the fascinating presence. Only
w,bin = century has ali this been opened To
the int igeoce of Englieh nations, and IL
has gradually impressed itself only since
railroads have existed In Italy, which are u
M alter Of ono generation only. A halliday
yst--the avsrale time-meens long and
rapid walk u glance, possibly without
graspiug the meaning of anything, and
coming away fnll Of ncomprehensibili!y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-06
AID SUNDAY MORNING JANUARY 6 IL

the CON panles now travelling, There has
not been suon bad general business on this
road In n great many years AS that which
siiats at present. A lew OF the established
and well known attractions have bean do
ing comparatively well, but the bulk OF the
| ordinary companiss-IhoAe which started
out With very iair prospects OF success
aren't they ralcningit2' Aud the IA anAg-
srs face expressed the utmost disgust.
What companies are making money
asked the Timer writer, with persuasion In
his tone.
"wsll, Mccullough. Booth, Lights o.
London MAdidon Square com psnies nnd
lew combinations Of that class OF course,
you can't expect me 20 give you the namss
OF the o,h.ra-ihe ones that arc losing
mpn>y. That would he unfair, and would
tegd to depresa their busluess more. B1t
| IL Is lect thst many local nianagsra hAvR
beon obliged TO help comb nations into
thsir towns this season because thty could
not get teofe on their own pccOunt. THIS
IL us every year 70 Ho.rtain SIiant, not
more 30 than oger This season. hott local
managers, rather than closa their theatres
viii advance any reasonable sum 10 help /
decent company into town. This has 10 he
done sometimes IN the best OF stasonT, whea
combinations have bean struggling thronsb
bRi country. II does not slwgys prove thst
n company 10 goiug 70 pieces, though m
SHOWS that mn 70 are IA pretty nAo va
DIR Bidwsl, Of New 0rle4as, has helped 30
per cent Of hiu companies into the city 10
his fashion during the present season NJ
20 date. Gllslef, OF Cincinnati, hhH hnlPed
seventeen companies into his CITY. The
same Is true Of places ike Troy sni Al
sAay. g.. Louis has never sson such
u run OF poor business, and 81.
Louis was mover particularly lively heat
ricsl place. IL mas fyo big theatres, where
two would do all that was required. 80
there is reason for the difficulty Ia thai
particular quarter. But the same theory
will hardly explain the condition IN o.her
partB Of the cosutry whore the same trouble
exists. The main difficulty IL that the
country ~ showed 10 death. la oil ihr
small cities which used 90 give fiir supper
10 tive or three theatrical entertainments
~ esoh week, there Is now \ performance
nearly every night Naturally sll these
cannon be properly supported, aud the PEG
pie keep their money tor the companies
hoy know the most about. Added 10
this ovsrs, oCking of the market u the uu.
questionable fact that thero h. good deal
OF depression IN business ell around. Tho
great attractions do not feel thisvGry nuc1
hecAuse there is uatlo.al interest In thsm.
Bat for everything at ell in tho way Of
small fry there IA going 30 be tribulatiou
from now straight through until alter De-
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