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CITY ITEMS.
Tremendous Sacrificeso

At Burnstines Auction, 9ls 7th ST. NV. this
morning, goods were sold at slaughtering
prices. French Ginghams at &c. yd; Outing
Flannel, 3 and 4c. yd-; Fine French Lawn, Ba-
tistes. &c, 4 and SC. yd.; Silks, Satins, &C.. 10
and l5c. yd.; Spool Cotton, 2 and Sc. doz Re-
member, the entire stock must be sold, and, as
our shelves are still stocked with large va
riety of Dry and Fancy Goods, Ladies' and
Gents Furnishings, &C., &C. tremendous bar
gains can be expected by ladies visiting this
sale. Sales daily at 1890 am, 2:30 and 7:9O
pm. Ii
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Medical Director GAR

Major W. S. Odell, the commander of the
Department OF the Potomac, GAR, has APP
pointed DIR. Florence Donohue, past surgeon
general Grand Army of the Republic, to act as
medical director of the department. during the
absence OF DIR. Henry A. Robbins, the medical
director
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Marriages Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to James E. GingelI and
Frances c. Cline, both of Bethesda, Md; Eli
Whetley and Mary E. Banacks.
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ISLAND PARK AT HISTORIC HARPER's Ferry
This beautiful family resort has been restored
to its original attractiveness and the damage
done by the late flood entirely repaired The B.
q o. Il. Il. Co. takes pleasure in announcing
that on Thursday, August l. the first select ex-
cursion of the season will leave B. & o. station
by special train at 10 am
These personally conducted excursions are
limited, each passenger holding a reserved seat
coupon. This arrangement obviates all crowd
ing and confusion to secure good seats. and in
sures family parties against the annoyance of
being intruded upon, and is one of the little
reforms" originated by the B. 40. Round
trip 81. Seats reserved in advance at 619 and
1891 Pennsyivania avenue without extra
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The cooperative brewery stockholders in
Buffalo, N. Y, have sold their stock to an Eng
lish syndicate for $40 per share, an advance
OF $50, $50 being originally paid for each share.
They clear 100000 on the plant. 1t is under
stood that the brewery will be used as bottling
works
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Red rough. and oily skn prevented and cured By thst
szeaesst Of all skin bsautnsrA the cu11cuzA Soar.
oomparahas for the skin. the toilet md
hsst. whitsst csasest akin aud softsst banda War
ssnssd ahsoautsly pure sa,s grsstsr than an ethae
skin Soaps combtned g
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ALL ARE INVITED to inspect their improved
methods OF doing work. The rush still con-
tinues at the EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
6Sl-o35 Mass-ave. NV. Telephone 7S7-2
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In Cincinnati A. j. Hodson, a wealthy whole
sale grocer and Mayor Mosby's business part
ner died yesterday, aged fifty, from blood poi
soning caused by injuries from exploding fire
works on July 4 last. He leaves wife and one
child.
At Guthrie, Ok, the ch-talked-of charter
election, which was prevented a week ago by
the mayor from being held. finally occurred
yesterday. The charter was carried by liz ma
jority.
manifesto by Prime Minister Thoburn is
published in the st. Johns, N. F., Colonist. In
it he declares that confederation is not prac-
tical issue and that the government will not
bring it forward nor take any action in the
matter until called upon by the people.
Prosecuting Attorney May Of Chicago has
decided that no law exists in that city for the
closing of policy shops, and in accordance with
bis declaration the keeper of West Side estab-
hshment was discharged from custody.
Wayne Whitnyer, aged twenty years, was ar
rested while endeavoring to wreck freight
train on the Reading and Columbia railroad
near Ephrata, Pa. He was committed to prison
for trial
The conference of ''brethren who believe in
the Lord Jesus Christ" but belong to no de-
nomination and worship in the apostolic style
is in session in Philadelphia.
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FussELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
OF town to dealers, churches, picnics and fami-
hes. l425 New York ave.
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BUILDING MATERIAL AT Recommendations
bowling will sell tomorrow at 10 O'Clock at No.
400 New Hampshire avenue q fine lot of build
ing material
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Go TO p W. HESDERsoN's, 11l3 F street
northwest, for wall paper, window shades, room
holdings, hncrusta. walton, &c
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GRANGE IN BAY RIDGE TRAINS.
ing July "a, trains will leave Band o. depot for
Bay Ridge at 9:05 am, las and 4:3O pm
Aduf
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Buy Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JoHS-
con BROTHERS, the leading firm In the Dis
trict
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

The clergyman who conducted the funeral
services over the remains of Rees Evans was
Rev. S. Brown of the Genesee, n. T., confer
ence and not Rev. DR.. Baldwin, as stated.
The Chesapeake camping club OF Lancaster,
Pa, arrived in the city yesterday. They are
on their way home from a trip to Richmond
and Norfolk and intend to remain here for q
couple Of days to enjoy the beauties of the
capital city.
John Allen. the Pullman car porter who was
arrested several weeks ago on a charge of as
saulting Harry Brown his next door neighbor,
was acquitted in the Police Court yesterday
afternoon.
At O'Clock last evening fire took place in
the foundry of Daughton & Douglas, originat-
ing from the blacksmith forge; loss, S25.
The New Club House Corner Stone Laid.
A large gathering of people witnessed the
laying of the corner stone of the new house Of
the Columbia athletic club yesterday after
noon. Mr.. James f. Hood, the vice president
OF the club. presided. The Marine band
played a number OF selections and Mr.. Mills
Dean, of the board of governors, delivered an
appropriate address. The corner stone was
laid by Mr.. Howard Perry, the secretary OF the
club, who made few remarks. This brought
TO close the simple but appropriate ceremo-
MES.
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Speed, Quiet and Lightness. all combine
10 boom the perfect No. 8.
WHEELER WILSON MIRO. Co., 437 9Th NV.
jy11-lm
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

FURNACE AND STOVE REPAIRING promptly
done by SHEDD BRo., 432 9Th st.
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TIE AMERICAN METER Co.'S
Economy Gas Ranges,
s. ). SHEDD 4 Bro, 432 9th st.
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PKS MAR.-Excursion Tuesday, July 80.
Special train leaves Baltimore and Ohio depot
a m Rocnd "Trip, SL5o.-Adrt
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WALL PAPERS, House and Fresco Painting.
y. HANSON HISS M'F'a Co. SIS 18th st.
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Straw Hats

are way down in price. If We can suit you in
size and shape you will be satisfied with the
price. FRANC, One Price,
1t Corner eth and d
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The southern part of Van Zandt county
Texas, Is suffering from the acts Of band OF
incendiaries who are burning churchea .nd
school houses right and left Four of Thea
buildings have been destroyed within week.
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Con Murphy, the saloon keeper on North
Capitol street near the government printing
office, was on trial in the Police Court this
morning charged with violating the Sunday
law. The court fined the defendant $40 and
Mr.. Cahill noted an appeal
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susie g. vs.. OLD SHOES at Brightwood to-
day pm Admission free.
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Washington Safe Deposit Co., 916 Pa.
ave. Safes rented; s5 per year. my4-4m
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A SUNKEN TREASURE.
The De Braak Cargo of Gold and Silver
Believed to BE Recovered.

Lewes special to the Philadelphia Inquirer
says: The Merritt wrecking company's steamer
Tuckahoe of New York, Captain Demorest,
which has been at work off the Delaware Break
water for the past seven or eight weeks search
ing for the treasure ship De Braak, which was
sunk in Delaware bay May rs, l7sS, has, it is
believed, made very important discovery
during the last day or two. The Merritt wreck
ing companys people were sanguine of success
upon their arrival here, and the exact location
upon which the steamer is now at work is be-
lieved to be the same as that upon which the
British frigates Assistance and Resolute were
working over the year after the De Braak went
down. The place is about seven-eights of a
mile from Cape Henlopen light house. Bear
ings were taken at the time by pilots residing
in Lewes, some of whom left records which
the Merritt wrecking company became possessed
OF. and. supplying themselves with the most
expert divers that could be obtained and
superior graphing apparatus for penetrating
In the hull OF the sunken vessel, they began
operations with determination and superior
facilities for success which there is Q reason
to believe they have met with.
The supposition that the De Braak. a British
sloop-of-war, went down with millions in gold
and silver have been verified by the records of
the British admiralty. The money and seventy
tons OF copper were the proceeds of the cap
ture OF TWO Spanish treasure ships bound from
Central America to Spain. Observers of the
operations of the Merritt wreckers have no.
ticed large objects hoisted aboard their vessel
within the past few days, and there is appar-
emily great excitement on board The crew of
the Tuckahoe since Sunday has been working
in singularly energetic and excited manner,
impressing the observers with the belief that
the treasure, or portion of it at least has
finally been found and brought to the surface.
The captain of the Tuckahoe also maintains a
curious desire to be undisturbed and has cut off
all communication with the shore. Moreover
no one is allowed to board the vessel and those
men who have approached within mailing dis
lance have been peremptorily warned off All
these unusual circumstances tend to establish
the belief that at last, after nearly a century,
the long-sought-for de Braak" treasure has
been found
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FORECAST ILLS ~. FRIDAY.

FORECAST TILL An. FRIDAY.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland,
Virginia. and North Carolina, threatening
weather and showers; no decided change in
temperature; variable winds.
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PICNICS, &c,

ID IVER VIEW FOR lSSe
1lNASHlNGTONlANS s. MOST POPULAR RESORT
ONLY PLACE ON THE POTOMAC LIGHTED BY
ELECTRIC LIDHTS
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON
Sundays two trips, leaving at 10 Is m and pm
returning AT and y. IA. Tickets. 25c.
Mondays-Iwo trips, leaving at $50 a m. and @: 30
Mednesdays-Iwo trips, leaving at $3.50 am and
o;oo pm returning at D and IL 80 pm Tickets,
2oc.
amily day every Saturday; Leaving at 10 am. Re-
turning Ct pm Tickets, loo.
Prof Proctor's Dancing school Reunion every Satur.
day eve9ng, lesyingat $50 pm Returning at III so
pm Tickets, 25c.
dancing down and back and at the grounds on all
trips except Sundays. Fine Brass Band on Sundays
5Uc -OA
No Objectionable parties allowed on any Of the above
trips.
For charters, &c. apply to
lyle T. S. RANDALL. pronrieto,
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PH1LADrrrH1A SroRr.

CLOSE AT JPN SATURDAY AT q
JUST RECEIVED
Another lot Childrens Flannel wssss.
N sizea 10 sell st rs eta
One lot reduced from SIC. 10 Soc
One lot Gamers Percsle waissA bOc
One lot Mems Fisnnel shirta. vorSh
S6c. 10 60 q 45c.
One lot Mems FLANNEL shirss worth
e1.2a. 70 20 &C el.
$1,000, One lot. worth el.50. 10 20 1t q 26.
One lot Ladies' Low-neck ana Sleeve
less 0suse Vests. extra quality, ~
dncsd from Soc. 10 Use
oae lot Childrsn's Low-neck ana
Short Sleeves Pine halbrirrnn nhirSs-
Qanxe siess. reducsd frosn 4Oc an6 1ass
oeptlsnens Pine Nainsooks shtrss
NJ Drsxen reduced from SOC. ~ zoe
Dont iorgst our Wool chall1ss. We
have reduced them from 1oc- 10 80
80 AZ cheaper onss TO &C.
4uu line Of 6atlsts< q &c. aDd 123<o
trsnch o1nghans rsaucsd fEu1 -
v!ssA eanshans reduced ID. so
hsssIaU 70 % - sosl
cARHAET LErDY
no sss "a "a 7os KA~
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WEEKLY EXCURSION
ATLANTIC CITY.
CAPE MAY.
SEA ISLE CITY.
REHoBoTH.
OCEAN CITY
Commencing on FRIDAY. JULY S, and continuing
until FRIDAY. AUGUST 80. inclusive
THE PENNSYLVANIA R. r. COMPANY
WIN sell excursion tickets to the aforementioned
points EVERY FRIDAY at % for round-trip.
Tickets to Atlantic City, Cape May and Sec Isle City
will be good only train leaving Baltimore and Poto-
mac station at IL am, ana to Rehoboth and Ocean
City train leaving at III PM. and TO return by
any regular train limited express trains until
and including the following Tuesday.
CHAs. z. PUGH. JR WOOD
General Manager General Pass Agent
iy2-1m
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DIRECT ROUTE

DrREcr ROUTE TO
OCEAN CITY,
MARYLAND's BEAUTIFUL SEASIDE RESORT,
via Chesapeake Bay. Taneier Sound. and wicomice
River to Salisbury. and W. ARR
The steamers Of the Maryland Steamboat Company
leave Baltimore from Pier 4, Light OF
del street. every week day ~ y. m passenger
riying at Ocean City early following mornings.
Returning passengers leave Ocean Clty daily except
Saturday at 30 ton sunday NJ 80 y com
nectlng with steamer Salisbury arriving in Bst-
more NJ . O'Clock following mornings
SATURDAY EVENING EXCURSIONS TO THE SEAL
Excursion PASSENGERS taking the steamer leaving
satnrdAy have seven hours at ocean City and arrive
- a A0sL DLLiGhI fUi, lNxIGonATING AND
INTERESTING EXCURSION TO The sEAsHOkE
NTH TWO NIGHTS hEsT on THE WATER
MlIHoUT THE LOSS OF TINE Prom BusI.
hound-trip Tickets, good until Sept Is. s4.5o
Straight Tickets, S3
ststeroonls and tickets secured the once Of ths
Company No. 3O2 Lisht street. and board steam
ers jyl-lm
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COLLINGWOOD BEACH EXCURSIONS
~ Steamer PILOT BoA5Stecial Excursion EVERY
SUNDAY and MkDNl SDAA-Lesve tins wharf al
10 am, and 8 y. Boat and Grounds Tor charter
Apply 10 CAPT J. Il. SPhANSY. Jel2-2m
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DIED.

pPADFoRD-on April s. 1899 Deborah Bradford. sister
to the late Nathaniel @. and Benjamin u Bradford In her
the q % ssosi willard los
coRyrsHAt BlOomaeld n T. April Sarah Cornish. SO
years OF age
Interment al Bay Shore. Long Island.
HENpRIE-winam A. Hsndre eldest son Of chas. Hen
G as ssTGss First Congregational Church Sound
Bosch, on sunday, at p. m.
Ap 9 a S @
The %a fqse and Viii HICKS ss on friday the
NIGE ssc BE- James ST. Ap
Relatives and friends om are h sS rsdsaos q @ST
10 0ssp1e n al AZ convenience of family.
POND suddenly April g. at his residence No $50 West
67t Of Inflammation Of the heart Edward Pay son fond
Funeral Friday at 1880 the Central Con gregAtonsi
Church, west 57th.st, west Of shave
REMINGToN-Philo Remington, Of Hon. N 4" at silver
Particulars and notices Of funeral hereafter
Son oi Henry and sCo
ace aSfij years and months.
Funeral private.
Glen; PALS, 6P SS' For gs'F e.
rntsrment at GienS Falls Monday.
ton skinner superintendent Of the schools Of the chdron'
Fane e AZ s late residence 4 PsOspsoss Yonkcrs on
friday April upon arrival OF $40 p m uah nom erAna
Burial al Hartford Conn.
sSaugbter u the late Thomas and Julisna smith,
insr serces from st Church lSthst ana 0tnave,
f 40 M on friday Friends Of tbs family are respect
fully Invited.
sMiTH-on April 1889 Reuben sEitn a. D. s.,r,d.v
9Th inst
Burial at WOODLAND
z,,,..I Soctstv Of the County Of New YOrh.-men
ts socety are requested 70 attend the funeral OK ther
iate associate DR.. Reuben Snlu r-,,rwp r,-..,dsrt
CHARLES II. AVERY, Secretary.
ON Aprl 1885, william J. syms, after lingering
Illness in his list year 49,. "a. ,... -..,d.nca ATT
Ky AZ, on Sunday morning, at 1880 o'clock Rehayes
ana friends invited.
Interment private
Please omit covers. . .,, 4,
ruoArpsoN-At Brooklyn N. T., on "Wednesday April y.
issg Arthur Story, youngest son OF hAtHe q anu
A. Thompson. aged years and IL Gays
Funeral private
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(should be read daily BY all Interested, az changes
fettsrs for foreign countries need be specially
SSen Is s't aesa 70 end d1pestss
commercial documents, etters not specially addresses
being sent by the fastest vessels available
rsS T IN nall III cases. S[ n a. G Ss os ors
FR1DAY-Ak 80 p. N. for Newfoundland, per steamer
from Halifax at for Para. Maranham and CesrA
s1ftfR SSV1HS a. m for France, switzerland.
Italy, Spain and Portugal, per s. La Boufgogne, We
Hayre at q. m. for Great Britain, Ireland Belgium
S S%S ssrs ana of cSs European
s S r per seraan dss
gf lss'dfES yn,na Via Antwerp Sr dsss saI nus s.
Der 6ircasss, via glasgow detteEs must be directed
sRRsa. S,'i sSsws ksssis Turkey sIds
erands and Austria via Southampton must 30 decteq
y 10 psr for csSd az ana !ps 1
fueia and 6uracos per CarngOrm iieters for Colon
bIs via Curacao, must be directed per Cairascm2
sV FSoSbai from &eTor RE ''' -D'' -
Mails for China and Japan, per s. City or Syoney
ffrom San Francisco elose bsrc April .. at D. N.
San Francisco here April 40. at Mails for
the Society Islands per ship G CITY y, o.. Papeist
cCT San 81! saSS SSsS sIsS dAp Hawaiian M
samoan Islands per Alameda from San Franeisco(.
Of S':e ser Sussns Win british mails Tor Ausirs Mails
Via Key West ma, close at this once daily 80 m:
OF closing of tEansPacihc mails Ia arranged
the e ,S% Ss ss . STsad o transit
az san Francisco the day Of sailing OF steamers are
dispatched thence the same day Registered mail closes
AZ 80 p m previous dfA; a. PEARSON, Postmaster /
Poston1ce, New-York N. Y, March &C. 1882
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wrI.IIAM II. QUICK.


Sililam H. Quick, wellknown member Oh the CON
aoIldated Stock and Petroleum Exchange, dled SUD.
DENLY from heart disease at his home, NO ~ west
Forty.ninth-st., on Wednesday night age, hiTy'SM'
The announcement Of his death in tho EXCHANGE yes
terday was shock to his friends as no nad oeen On
~ eoor an wednesday afternoon transactng business
snnerentlv I'm the best of health and spirits
Re was born in Long Island in 1852 and began Dis
earee, IN wall Street when young as clerk IN mo
once Of Charles j. Osborn TO whom be was distanuy
reisted. Subsequently he became member OF the
New.Yor Stock Exchange and entered into partner
ship with Howell Osborn under the firm oil quick q
Osborn. On the dissolution OF that hrn ne became
,a.,Sss. =, a.. Arm az oaiIvie a Quick, and for
sssnx sas,a had heen 4 member OF the Consolidated
Rxc6anss, doing business on his own scSG1 among
wall Etreef brokers and In social circles. lie was
prominent member Of the Eth Regiment ge1sss Ex
COMMITTEES Of the members o. .he re asyes
change was appointed 20 attend NE iuhoFs. 40
widow snd two children
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follows:
Fret Assembly District 154 Fyankn.st
Second Assembly District, 463 Pearlst
F F0nrth Assern6y District, I'll Eas broadway.
Tgifth Assembly, District, 12e West H0usonsk
sixth Assembly District SO Attorney.st
Assembly District. 30 Clinton Piace-
Ninth Assembly District, ] Abingdon square
Tenth Assembly Disgict. % Avenue Al,
Eleventh Assembly District - Mess disSsL
Twelfth Assembly District, Ia 9ta-st
Thirteenta Assembly District, 900 Sthsaye.
Fourseenth Assembly District, 17S 1st-ave.
Fifteenth Assembly District, 40 shave.
Sixtaenth Assembly District 42T 2d-4Ye.
Seventeenth Assembly District SAL Wess 47th-sA
Eahteenfh Assembly District s96 Sdave
Nineteenth Assembly District Lndens Hail. soetheS11
twentieth Assembly plstict 1H East Gthst-
frwenty.frst Assembly District East 69th-st
Twenty. second Assembly District 1,2zs Sd-aye.
Tweaty third Assembly District Hudebrands Hsn,
Tmsstyforth Assembly wsrs
Uohmann's Hall, 5s1a Ccurtlandta ave y.fourtt
Ward suburban Club House, northwest corner iT7Eh.k
and vanderbitayc. Kingshridge. Republican Hal.
Riverdale-ave.
rrhs pols shall be open from to p M except thss
IN he Pfth Threnth Poueeith Sixteenth and Twenty.
tha Assembly Districts from which requests have been
ceived ss provided for astiela Of Che ccpstshon
tho polls shall open at o'sleck q m and Close -
0si By oder Of the Republican County ccnnitee
sv. r. cRpGEE
PRESIDENT
wLIh5hdIAAMa r s,1 gEL 1Ns Secretaries
- AnoaNS soLON b SMITH
Chairman Of the Executive comnisnA
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Daniel Frohman has engaged tho English lead
ing-man II. i. Conway for twenty-five weeks next
season. Dir. Conway Is handsome man. and was
once before brought hero by J. s. Clarke 1t is
understood that Mr. Conway will travel with ono OF
tho numerous companies that Mr.. Frohman Will
manage next season.
NJ. Coquelln was attentive spectator at a 70
hearsal OF MIR. Boucicaurs pupils at the Madison
Square Theatre on Wednesday afternoon At the
close Of the rehearsal NJ CoGuelin expressed himself
as being DESTROYS OF making some return for the
pleasure given him, and volunteered to recito " Le
sous prefet aux champs IL Is almost needless to
say that the pupils greatly enjoyed tho unexpected
treat
Manager Rosenquest was never satisfied with the
first set in "a Midnight Bell' and therefore ordered
Emmons to paint a scene, which IS now being
used. II is a decided improvement on the original
Manager Proctor desires to correct misappre-
henslon about his Albany theatre His present
theatre there. which Is the second floor, VIII,
during tho summer, DO lowered TO the ground and
an entirely now and handsome auditorium viii DO
bult While Mr. Proctor will direct the fortunes Of
his new house high prico theatre, his former
partner Mr. Jacobs, VIII run the Leland opera House
at cheaper rates OF admission
Daniel Frohman is again confined to his house by
eight recurrence OF his recent attack Of onslitis
william Ludwig and his concert company may DO
heard next Sunday evening at tho Union Square
Theatre.
dramatic writer's died recently. Mr.. Serle was born
in 1908. He had acted with Edmund Kean. Young
tho Kembles and Macready. Several Of Series plays
were produced with Macready In the chief parts, but
none has held the stage.
NJ CoaueIin and a party of friends occupied Mr.
palner,s box at tho Madison Square Theatre last
night, and enjoyed Captain Swift
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ran prTInpN SMITH.

Dr. Reuben Smith, one OF the besthnowo saa hos.
popular physctans on tho East side Of tho city, died
yesterday at his home No. 3o5 East Eighteenth-st'
after weeks illness from pneumonia He was porn
IN Pennsylvania IN 1883 and graduated At tho Ph'ls-
adslphia Medical College In 1856. Then ne came 70
Nsw.York and opened an once In West
ST. practising there until the outbreak OF the ciyh
War, when no became an assistant surgeon IN inc
Navy. lie served throughout the war AFTER fesce
was declared he served with much dlsunctioa ~
and Adams, 6sally retiring to prigste life in 1858
since that time hs has lived IL East Eghseenta-st