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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-04-06
succuMBED TO HIS TROUBLES.
Jacob sharp Goes Before the Court Beyond
the Grave.

NEW YoRK, April t--Jacob Sharp died at
$50 p. nj. Thursday after severe attack of
coughing and vomiting Mr., Sharp had been
growing weaker all day, and was only par
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HacIng ai ern,e.rnd Pnrh.

NEw loRK, May is.-The weather at
Gmycsend today was cold and raw, with
occasional dashes Of rain. The track was
In fair condition, though somewhat soft In
spots. The attendance was between 200
and 5000.
Firsi Race-One milo. Starters Choc.
taw, Valiant Al Reed, Fcnclon, Alaric,
Rayclcr, Long Light and Ian Clochc.
Han Cloche Won by two lengths. Fonclou
second, Long light third. Time-i,lgl
The owneroi Alaric and his Jockey wcr,
fcprimandcd for not irving to win
on 80 mutual tickets not one was on
Ne winner.
Second Race-li Handicap; mile and m
eighth. Starters Exile, The Bourbon
Klamath, Brown Duke, Grover Cleveland
Wickham and Jclogos. Exile won by /
length, Brown Duke second, Lelogos third
rime-l:57t.
Third Racc--For two-ycar-olds Eve fur
longs. Starters Passport, Pcril, Hare
bell, Lille q. PERL won by five lengths
Passport second, Iiarebell third. Time
LOST.
Fourth Race Handicap for tbrec.year
olds mile and an eighth. Starters Spe
clalty, Prospect Wheat Revolt, Gading
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deed of rrttst-

In deed of trust filed yesterday J. p.
Alban, Of j. i. Aban & Co, dealer In
surgical instruments, etc, conveys 10 r.. II.
Mcllcnry, trustee for II. l.. Knox ct al. .
OIL his book accounts amounting TO about
$1,000, also his entire stock OF surgical In.
sirumonia In the building No. $50 Main
street. The trustee il 20 take possession
at once and hold for ten days. at the ex.
piraiion Of which time, II grantur has not
settled, the effects will be sold 10 satisfy
the debts, which am put down NJ follows :
II. J. Knox, $3.50; q. w. Overall, $3.50.
v. II. Thaycr, si0G T.. II. Loomis, 5000,
4. 4. Thomas, Sll5; Morgan Adams, SlG5,
&. J. Hammer sl7h
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FELL FROM A DuoouT.
An Eleven Year Old coiored Youth
Drowned Yesterday.
May 49, 1888.

An Eleven Year Old Coiored Youth
Drowned Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock a
distressing accident occurred nj the river
near the foot Of Markc, street. Two negro
boys, one Of them by tho name Of Robert
Henderson, aged eleven yeans, were pad.
ding about In the water In a small dugout
between the coal bargcs Of Brown & Jones,
when MI Of n sudden Henderson lost his
balance aud fell hcadioromost In the water.
Ills companion screamed for aid, and
Henry fccr, colorcd, an employe Of the
coal elevator, ran 10 the scene, but az he
reached out 90 seize the drowning boy the
little fellow went down for the last time.
Several people dragged the water, which
Is about nine feet deep at this point,
but none Of them were successful
enough 90 recover the little victim
OF the river up 30 late hour last evening.
The boy formerly lived with his parents
on the second floor In the rear Of No. II
Exchange street lie had Just returned
nom school and asked his mother 10 per.
init him 10 90 down on Market street 10
get some old scrap iron that some ono had
promised him. She told him 10 20, but
TO hasten back as soon a. he could. In.
stead Of doing this, however, he met an.
other boy and they started out for ride
IN the dugout Tho man fccrs had told
them TO Let the skill alone and made them
do ~ once, but while he was looking after
his work they returned and took charge
OF the skin again, with the above sad NJ.
suit The lads parents were greatly dis.
trcsscd about the accident, aud begged
pitcously that an effort be made 10 recover
the drowned body.
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gucnt young Spanish Dominican priest,
Father Alemapy, was pastor of church
in Memphis. <ahortly after the year 1850
no was consecrjted Bishop Of Monterey
by Pope Plus TX. Bishop Alemany was
born in Catalonia, Spain, in 1914. His
first missionary work was in Ohio. Then
he was made pastor Of church in Mem
phis, and afterward provincial Of his order
Dominican) in the same city. In June,
1850, he was appointed by the late Pious
TX. bishop Of Monterey, and was conse-
Grated in Rome His episcopal work was
30 successful that, after the first plenary
council, held in Baltimore in 1852, at
which he was present, his diocese was di-
vided and the archiepiscopal see estab-
lished in San Francisco. He resigned his
see in January, 1885, on account Of old
age, and has since resided in his native
country.
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Not the Time for Familiarity.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
II was tall, bumptious, imposing col
ored man who was going down the street.
He wore an inverness cape, the flap OF
which just hid a little casket under his
arm. The small street arab was attracted.
He looked up Familiarity and said, in a
genial, kindly way:
Hello, Nigl"
The colored man threw the cape back
and looked down contemptuously,
go way, boyl Use funeral"
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Messns. ID. Canale & Co. have lust com.
pletcd the purchase OF tho building No.
a2g Main street, the price paid being
$4,000 Tho prosperity Of this firm has
been. very remarkable. II Il now one Of
The largest Wholesale fruit houses In tho
Mississippi. valley, It's business relations
extending from ocean 10 owan. The sue.
cehs achieved by the firm Ia gratifying 70
The whole business community.
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FAYErrEvILLF, Ark, May ls.-It has
rnincd necessarily here for the las, thirty.
ak hours, and the White river, usually 4
peaceful stream, Is now rushing torrent
i've miles wide. SeWrc lightning has alsc
prevailed In ono or two instances, doinp
damage 10 property. No report has vel
been received from the lowlanda avn,
from the railways, and the exact damag,
cannot bc figured. A washout Il reported
IN the Frisco railway near Winslow, l5C
miles south Of This city.
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The cntries for tomorrow arc:
,,or.. sale. M cleveland.

CLKvKLASD, o., May ls.-The sales at
the Fasig auction yesterday were not as
large as on previous days. Fifty-fve
horses brought s2O,4i5. The best sales
were:
AID larry, bay gelding. nine years old,
by George Champion, 10 ]. I. Parkins,
Brooklyn; n. Y, $1,000.
Patsy Clinker, grey gelding, ten years
old, by Clinker, dam Nellie by Gray Eagle,
TO j. A. Glesen, Pittsburg, Pa, s., OPS.
Tolono, gray gelding, eight years old, by
son Of Tam O'Shanter, dam by Tam
0shanter, TO /. NJ. Miller, New York,
$1,000.
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Rebukc Needed All Arouud.

From The kanSas City Slat
A protection organ says that "the dis
honest pretense that the people are anxious
for reduction In the tariff needs to be
rebuked." The dishonest pretense that
people had rather give SO for a thing they
can get for 81 should be rebuked at the
same time.
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Specially won by head, Prospect second
Wheat third. Time-1:532.
Fifth Race--Thre-qua OF a mile
Starters Harry Russell, Tenahy, Miracle
Joe Lee, Speedwell, King Crab, r
Thomas, Pinto, Coggins, Pctulance, Mary
Buckley, FLY. Joe Lee won by q length
and half, King Grab second, J.. Thomas
third. Tme--l:163. Mutua.s paid SlO7.o 90.
Sixth Race-Selling; one mile. Starters;
Lottery, Orlando, Biggonet, Johnny,
Battery. Lottery won by length, Or
lando second, Biggonet third. Time
l:46l.
The entries for tomorrow are:
First Raoe-For three year olds: one mile Ella
Smith colt, III; Joseph IArchmOnt, III; Now OF
Never, lis Tristan, lis Refund, IFS Billy BOWL
IFS Ballston, lis; Inyerne, Ally, 100, ,,..
Second kace-liandlcap one nile Gurus ~;
Kaloolah, ia; Portland, i06 Alta Malgain, lO2;
Letretia, iO3: Maria. 100; subaltern, 20.
Third Race--The Bedford stakes, for three year
ods. six iurlongz. Gold Fish llb, French Park I'D
Bob Fury IFS. seryia ii2 Holiday ~ Portugal ~
Fourth Rnce--Tho Park Way handicap mile
aud q sixteenth Favor liz. Richmond III. firenhi
ll5, yolanio i20 Grover Cleveland i0l. kirkman
100 Valiant 100 oarsman %. victrcss My, "; Dry
Monopole ia.
flhh Race-For twoyesr-olds selling Aye fur,
longs. Taviston. ll6 Omega. 100 sam u, NV.
bmyc, 100 Daiham, "; Darling w. Carnal ioS'
Little Baonet, 100.
sixth Race-Hcavy weights aud handicap. ak
furongs. Barnum, 100; Young Duke, l2I, Mute,
1872 Ictrctia, 10: Bonnie Lad, ZIG, Jungler, liz
Umpire. ll2 RESALE. 40,
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I/rEp YOUR EYE OPEN n Won wo

LEEP YOUR EYE OPEN n you would
" not b. vIotlmIrcd BY impoi ton sSi mud.
who an flooding tho market with worthless imlia.
lions Of nenson's Plaster. Tho.c pirates who
eek 10 float their WORTHLESS products on tho rvpu.
iAilon Of Benson's Plaster psort 10 many tricks
iof which their class j. iamous aud II buycr arc
notcrcccdlnEly caution, they frequently and them.
selves yictimincd by interruptions dealers who aid
aud abci In such dcccitlpn ior division 81 The
profits Honest DEALER win unite with physicians
recommending benson's Plaster ~ superior 10
all other external remedies Cor coughs colds plcu.
rlsy. chest palms backarho. Kidney affections, ma
lara. rheumatism, sciatloa, luinbago aud aches
aud pains Of even description.
sfNBuHY 4 JOHNSON.
fO folc Mauuiarturyrs New York
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FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY.
No. 900 Main street

Our Saturday bargains will consist Of the
following
The balance Of Messrs. Friedman Bros.
Sample Shoes will be placed on sale today
at the following unapproachable low
prices:
Mems Fine Custom Made Hand sewed
Shoes in either Calf, Kid, Patent Leather
or Dongola, in Button. Lace, Gators or
Low Cut, mono worth less than $3.50 up TO
81, choice entire lot sl.75 per pair.
Entire lot Boys Calf aud Pebble Goat
Shoes, sizes 1. =, 3, 1 and 8, in Button,
Lace or Congress. choice Of entire lot 81. Is;
regular price - and 81 per pair.
1900 pairs Ladies' Custom Made, Hand
Sewcd Shoes In French and Dongola Kid
and Goat.
All Shoes costing from $3.50 TO 50 We viii
sell at 81 per pair.
All Shoes costing from g. to g. so We will
tell at Sl.25 per pair.
All Shoes costing IRON 50 10 $3.50 we viii
sell at Sl.75 per pair.
300 pains Mems Cloth, Velvet, Leather
and Embroidered Slippers all at Coo, worth
Sl.JO per pair.
Ladies' Hand scwed French Kid Toe
Slippers all at SOC, worth 81 10 Sl.50 per
pair.
Ladies' French Kid Custom ns.io Low
Cut Shoes, Lace and button, all at zoe,
with from sl.50 10 $500 per pair.
Ladies' Leather House Slippers 25c per
pair.
Misses and Childrcn's French Kid Slip.
pcru, In Lace, button and Toe, with and
without spring heel all for less than ono.
half regular selling prices.
80 dozen Mems Blcachcd Drill Drawers
Of the very best quality, double seat, 2jc.
You cannot match thom for less than zoe
per pair.
40 dozen Mems Check Muslin Under.
Hhirts very fine, 25c. You cannot match
thea for less than Zoe each.
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Brownsville, Tenn, May IS, 1855.


Since my charge Of conspiracy in TnE
ArFEAL and Audianohe against certain
teachers aud pupils Of the Brownsville Fe-
male college, full explanation Of the Just
grounds and the positive denial Of any
such intention on the part Of the parties
implicated, lest should do injustice 10
ladies, | withdraw said charge.
]. ID. ANDERSON.
MAY is. 1888.
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New Hats, Lcghorn Flats, Tips, Roses,
Buds, Flowers, Buckles, all at cheap
prices. Don't forget that We trim Hats
irco Of charge.
We save YOU 100 per cent on all Mill.
merry goods you buy Of US.
500 Sailor Hats, all ut i0c each
800 Mems strictly all Wool Cashmere
Suits, In plain. checked and striped, includ.
ing Indigo Blue, At s., s., s. per suit. You
can not purchase them for lees than $40 Il
$3.50 per suit.
1908 pairs Childrons Knee Pants, from
4 10 " years, at 25c, &c, 25c per pair.
Childrcn's Suits from 4 TO II ycars a
Sl.2h, cheap at 50 per suit.
300 pairs Mems strictly all Wool CASH
mere Pants, well made and beautiful
styles, all at s., cheap at $3.50 and - pc
| pair.
Boys Linen Collas. all sizcs. 25c PEI
/ dozen.
Mems and Boys Unlaundercd Shirt
e5c each
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ARCHBISHOP ALEMANY.

Death OF Former Memphis Priest In
California.
California mournsthe loss Of her pioneo
bishop, and the Catholic church noble
and distinguished prclatc-,hc Most Rev.
Joseph Sadoc Alcmany, o. T., who died
at Valencia Spain, on the iith ult.. say,
tho Catholic Journal n America. Of thi'
city Forty years ago-thero arc few now
h'lng who remember the time---tho clio
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t79 Acres, on Poplar Street.
Sold IN Eve. ten and Is acre tracts Very REASONABLE
terms. Call and see H.
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10 Acres.

Suitable for subdivision or manni&rtugl11
establishment co feet frontage on railroad =. -
from city limitA BAIsain
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Entries, weights and betting for tomor
row races are.

liui lncc- Handicap, mile and \ sis,ccpth
fsi.l no siof 1lcnhall. iui, 81 MGfy. 10. So
y. uscoola. ion, ~. yield. Jlm.Navc. st ion,a
lEhL al 80 - e'
socund iacc Selling twoycarolas I've fur
lnnf. Anna tlaifc, rot, SO sunlight 81, 81.
lttne hhlgn, ~ ~ Hcld-Loss Webster, m.
lhhd hafe d. CLARK stake. three ycsrs, milo
~ qeAHtf Melbourne stables Uallifet iis and
amsani.f llA tilg long Roll ia 40 White fis
~. ~ Mack ~, 81. 1s6 Ward iiAT. tlen Toft.
Fourth Racc-- SELLING. u,side,. ali 49,. Al.
iuiignrs Parrish leo 10. taufci ~ N. ns,l iiso
lW - fieid luwhaitan Queen ~ fan Mood
", iaofhus %, lViciicr ie Yourhiorhcny A.
Ashland ~ Antonio lnO. Osborne iel 81
lihh ltarr-kxfm selling all aftss tlx htrion..
ialano, il, 3, lull sail W sg iloiirntotin IN
Iuckcyo ~, tlG Donaie King n. no Uolamor
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rarasoi-. Para.oI.. rarasoI.,
millinery. Millinery. millinery.

OF every description, for one-hali Of what
you have 10 pay for same elsewhere
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The SUMNER CAPITAL BY THB SEA"
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Observation-Disclosures.
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL
MoREHEAD CITY. N. c.
Under New management.
GREATLY ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
Accommodation for 1000

Asa health and pleasure resort Morhoad City
stands without an equal.
Absolutely free from malaria
No Mosquitoes No flea
Surf aud saltwater bathing unsurpassed No
undcrtow.
Finest fishing IN the world.
The Boston lrcai Orchestra engaged for the sea-
aon.
Every amusement to bc iound At q hntclas
rsor.
Adde'S for more descriptive pamphlet. terms
''0' BEERMAN 4 cooKsI
propriotora.
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AT THE
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
600 Maiu street.

WANTED Five experienced Sales la.
dies, Call this morning.
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Rayburn Az. AddItIon--io Lots.
Sold on very easy terms Fint elas property
Call and soe IL
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A. NJ. AusrIS, Secretary.
ID. o. THoMAs,
X II. ANDERSON,
]. r. ALLEN,
5. y. THOMAS,
W. w. RuTLEDoK,
q. 9. SMITH,
T. T. GLASS,
H. q. TIonAs,
Trustees.
Brownsville, Tenn, May is, 1883.
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NEW MARrrNsvILLE ITEMS.
spec!al Core.nan1r.. IN s.rArn R.o,a.r.

Special Corresp0a7nae oI the Sunday Register
New MARTrNsvLLE, Nay IA young
man by The name Of Turner, member 0,
the firm eff Turner Brcs., who recently 10.
Gated here ard engaged in the MANUFACTURE
OF he'd springs, died a. TIE Point House,
Wednesday morning, Of consumption, and
was inferred il tie Williams cemetery
Thursday.
Work on The fair grounds has begun aud
viii lie actively pushed uutn flashed.
The track IS being graded and leycled.
TIE Wetzel RyuJ'igU, issued it's initial
number this week, and announces in its
salutatory that it will not be run in the
interest Of any click or ing. OF course
this has no reference to cur othsr ucwsy
Republican paper, the I'yiuR'csr, hut the
boys simply want 10 set themselves right
before the public in the start Th- new
enterprise originated with J. ". McIntire,
E,g late of the J'olvRt,,r.
The fair and festival given by the ladies
of the Z. l. Church n the Court House
Thursday evening WIS well patroniz d.
Ii is reported that L. s license has been
taken OF: by man in town giving him
the privilege to sell spurious liquors. No
State or corporation license was granted
here this year. We have no right to infer
that such license was taken out for Illegal
purpose, hut in the interest of fair play
in justice to the hotel keepers who 30
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SPORTING NEWS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM The BASE BALL
AND PCGILISTlc CIRCLES.


The .J,s for the League pgunaut is still
os AN exciting point. The Chicago and
. Boston teams are running meek ana neck,
aEd although the western contestants are
-uI IN the lead, the chances are against
t..-m They have only met one eastern
club, View York, and were beaten. This
goes 60 show that thsir sudden jump 20 the
top was more the result of meeting Jailend-
egs than by their own good playing. On
the other hand Boston has tackled the best
teams IN the League, and despite the
tough struggles is ut the heels Of Arson and
bis pupils Undoubtedly Boston 80 far
has proven itself better and stronger
team than Chicago, and it may not he wide
of the mari, to say that the bean eaters
will step mp to first place before they leave
Pittsburgh. IL - also probable that Chi
raEa Will 20 Eas. ia third place, except
Gprchsrs, the new California pitcher, turns
out he terror be Is reported to be New
York Is putting up a st,oug game, and if
harmony can be maintained among the
players they will always be bothgrlug the
leaters
Detroit is not meeting with that amount
o. sue. SIS predicted by ITS admirers The
b.g singers are not hitting the ball as
Il. lily as they did last year, nor is Get.
lsru pitching rs ctt-ctuuIly. Il does seem
.aaf tae champions Will not have an cx-
tr-1tely bright show for the penuNnt II
they da ug. grt their pitching power
strengthened Philadelphia IL rapidly
getting into form, though IL is far from
waat &. 0ughs TO bee. pltshHrg Indian
a0ulrs and WASHINGTON are going along AS
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Kid Ha.dw.a j., playing bod ball Tor Il
C.-,.nu..ls.

Kid ElrHw.a ], p'aylr. bod ball Tor the
.C.r,au.g..
......f, ... 49,. hall ,.:,r, NM.
l.. -. ''',''
A'.ir miller VIII soon resume ms posi-
ur' '. lu- i..t-'1i- r.'o.
Nike Gillespie, with the New Yorks
. last season, has z,.aeI with the Troy club
Prank ra-0arlv .,ys that .he Athletic
rrnh .s ,... rI,-r =, h.. Ialr.f in ,b. A.-oci.
alton nae.
,.r,. A.. n....t.,-.
''' 49, I..'''. -. - - p
"''. ,'-'''e &" ''S>'' ''''" INC '''''i' "'
"e---...'.
EL NSart%ood has Joined the Hamilton
club. lie wil. draw g salary OF 600 as a
a--- bG-emeT.
The n.uoits are getting dowa to good
work. Heavy batting has characterized all
ta..r r...g, games.
r.. rr...r,,4 Climb b.,, s,.--o.I , oor,
3d.. ~ D, - a. ,';.,l,'.j IN
.' ... -.
wa. ,....,r .t. - -,..-,.r,. 80
t,.F ,'.. .l, !..,,l
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INV r.rI In the lisa b.,ore Nav
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D. 4. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being Induced 70
nv Or. Kings New N.5,S.org i0r Con-
sumption. did CO and was entirely cured
BY r.ss OF a few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
end Colds with best results. This is tie
experience of thousands whose lives have
hr-n saved By this wonderful discovery.
Trial b2;.ivs fIee at Logan & Co. . D-ug
sore
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pear in Montreal this week where they
close their season, which has been tbt
most profitable ever made by that organ.
cation.
Next season W. J. ScanIeu will play Il,
/ engagements in New York. Manager
Piiou says that the young comedians pres
/ en- tour 80 the most successful that he ha
| ever made
Tho debut of Miss May Dunis take
place q. tn Oieon May Is
Georgia Cayyau has an album oralI Ii,
stage babies she ever played with.
Miss Fanny Davenport he's been photo
gfaphed IN all the striking scenes Of al.
/ TOsca."
The Carleton Opera Company hav.
| opened an eight weeks engagement O
Harms Academy Of Music, Baltimore.
Jane COMBS is TO open her next regular
season August y at the Peoples Theatre
New York, Appearing in BLEAK House.
/ Mrs F. II. Burnett will probably pro
duce her drama'izltiol OF her own story
Little Lord Fauutloroy, in this country
next season.
Rose CoghIan will make her first ap
/ PearGnCe IN ''JOcelyn,' under the man,
agement of Augustus P!tou, at Miner,
Newark Theater, on October /.
Frank AIcNish waz presented with q
handsome floral emblem recently in
/ Charleston, $. C, IN recognition Of his
bravery in stopping p runaway team.
Agnes HuDtinuton will ratira Cror, tha