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Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

Rev w. A Gring dled It, his home on the
Baltimore pike, east Of this city, at 2 o'clock
Friday morning, Of consu npllon aged 81
years. Mr.. Gring had been confined to his
bed for the past three weeks but altogether
has been a sufferer from the disease of which
he died, for the past five years. About five
years ago he resigned his charge i'll ENNIS
account Of his sickness ahd left there for
Somerset, Pa, where he remained few
years, when he rem ,vei to his late home
near this city. He was born in Milton, Pa.
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I'll arriages,

On February 9th, 1889, at Mt. st. Mary's
College, by Rev. Elw. P. Allen, MI Felix
Walter to Miss Mamie Warthen both Of
the vicinity of MI, St. Mary'q.
On January 90, 1889, at the residence Of the
brides parents, near Mt. Holy, n. j., by
Rev. r f. y. Pierce, Mr. Lewis Lippin-
cn,t of Mt. Holly, to Miss Gertrude q.
Simons, formerly Of this place.
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Every Home should have IL.

II ls not always convenient TO call
Physician fr every lit e ailment, Having
Red Flag OIL in the house you have - Physl-
clan always at hand. it kills Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Burns, Bruises and all Aches and
Pains Price % cents
There are few things in this life of which
we may he certain, hut this is one Of them,
Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure has
no eqnal for Coughs, Colds and Consump-
liOn. Price % Cents.
At Or. J X. Waters, Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

Happiness and Health

Are important problems, the former depend
ing greatly on the latter. Every one is ia
milar with the healthy properties of fruit,
and no one can afford to be sex and misera-
bic while the pleasant California concentra-
ted liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, may
be had of our tnterprising druggists.
At DR.. NJ. Z. Leatherman's Drug Store.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

y. II Rcman barn three miles from EN-.
m,s5urs was burned on Tuesday night to,
xether with 80 head Of cattle, 5000 bushels
Of wheat, 1000 bushels Of corn and ali OF his
hay. No further particulars.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

T.ECTURE.-On Tuesday, February Goth,
at o'clock, p. M, the Rev. F. w Shields Of
York, Pa, will deliver lecture on his Fray
els in Europe in the Moravinn Church, Me
chanicslown, All are invited.
Admission Adults 10 cents, Children un-
der 10 YrNrS 10 cents.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

GRAY hair Is made To resume ITS youthful
color ani beauty by the use Of Halls Ncge
table Sincian Hair Remover, the best prcpa
ration known science.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

Remember the oyster supper i'll Freeze
Hall On the erenngs of the 2lst 22nd and
o3ri inst, for the benefit Of the Roman
Catholic church OF this place, See adv. and
II
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Sale Register.

Under this head will appear free notice
of all sales, bills for which are printed a, this
Office. The notice will be inserted as soon
rs received.
Notices not exceeding five lines will be in,
serted under this head at twenty cents per
line by such as may desire it, If they have the
bills printed elsewhere Sale notes free With
every set Of bills.
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"AflernOOM Tea"

Said Mrs G.. to Mrs d.
(TwSs DER Il cup Of fine Bohca);
Our pretty hostess yonder,
Has gained IN looks surprisingly;
She seems as well as we'll can br!
Wnu is the cause, wonder.
Said Mrs D. to Mrs q,
She's changed indeed but then, you see,
She put aside ohjrction,
And tried III 1t famous remedy,
Which did so much fo. you and me
Pcrcc's Favori,c Prescription"
For b ,iousness, sick headache ndigest-
ion, and constipation, there is no remedy
equal to DR.. Pirrcc's Lil,lc Pellets.
GAINED HIS SUIT The first appeal case
tried at The present term Of ou: Circuit
Cour, WAS that Of Benjamin S Ahalt, Of
Broad Rln this valley, vs.. j. Pcndle,on, use
Of WIN Saxon. THIS case grew out Of the
wheat swinillng ranslcti ms IN this county,
Il, rrtniorc noted II these columns, Nj Ahalt
being one oflhc victims. The case WIS tax.
en- up on Tuesday and concluded We,lncs,
day, III" Try rendering verdict in favor OF
Mr. AhA.,. Mcssrs Urn"r and Mottcr APP
pcarcI Tor Mr.. Ahult, the appellee, an }. +
r Wood for the appellant - FalIey Register
A NATIONAL. BANK. There ls move
ment OF foot to start a National b INK il
this pl Gee, and we are nf,r.ncd that mum.
al,
suited about the matter are enthusiastically
in favor Of it. 1t is understood that the
building occupied by the late W. G Hornrr
as banking hous; can he lea asCa for the
purpose, and as i; il already fitted up for the
business with fine vault and counters. will
be great inducement toward, the start
There is no doubt that there is sufficient
capital to be had in this place and the sur
roun ling c)unt:y to start such mn insltu-
ton, and if properly managed it cannot help
becoming a paying investment. - -Chr0ntc!e
HANDS OFF, IAGERsrowN Our mar
vellously cnterprising neighbor west of the
mountain should rely upon her brains to
relies upon her grit to execute them. Not
content however, with being eminc itlv sue
cessful IN all that she has undertaken, she Is
now engaged in beating the bushes thrAush.
game in ther preserves and driving it with
IN her own.
During the past several weeks the repre-
scntati,cs Of capital have bccA in our town,
negotiating for the removal of the Burial
C,se Works hence to Ua.erslown and We
don't approve of it,
While it is true that the business has out
grown, decidedly, the capital thus far in.
vested in 1t and that any endcavor that has
been made to induce outside capital to come
into it has not been successful still that docs
not justify Hagerstown in an act that would
add but one to her already large number Of
industries, while it would deprive us of the
only one of really brilliant promise. We
admit that we are uneasy when we find Ila-
gerslown after the Burial Case Works and
Tor the reason that we can recall! nothing
that Hagerstown has failed in when she has
once set about getting it as she seems to
have done in this instance.
The Burial Case Works is n good thing,
well worth trying for and well worth trying
to keep. hence our petition, an odd form it
may be, out petition it none the less is !;
Hands OFF,
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HaDDiness and Health
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14
Drafhs,

! On February lst. 1889, in Emmltsbur-. w.
G Horncr, aged AZ years, 8 months and
II days.
On February 9th, 1899, at her re idrncc near
Emmitsburg, of pneumonia Mis- Mar,
Dnphornc, rrlct of the late Samuel Du.
ph'rnc, aged 13 years, month and 10
days
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

Property SoLp-Mr. Joseph A. Wacs-
che of Wrstmlnster h's sold his property on
Carrollst TO Nr. Geo. W. Stochsdale for
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

Dr. Biggs Of Sharpsbnrg, a brother OF Mrs
.-Grutf of this place is seriously i'll of a
brain affection.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

FRlGlDlrT HARNEsSED Our people
have, through the kindly disposition of that
uhquitors tluld, water, been ahle to seize
upon and store IN for the torrid days Of the
summer s"'sticc millions of degrees OF the
w.yc las, week that IS to say, the ice houses
have ali beer tii'cl
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14
Business Locals.

EE MULES FORSALE.--Six 2-ycarold
mules, bred from Imported Jack. They are
all large for their age. hese mules are for
sale at bargain They can be seen on my
farm near Double pipe Creek, Any one
wishing to purchase and notifying me 8,
Mechanicstwn, will meet them at the
farm. N. C. GROFF
feb ii 2.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

SERIOUSLY I'LL, Oar esteemed towns
man, Mr. Frederick White, was suddenly
smi:,en on Sunday night las, with an illness
that assumed al alarming character l. was
Of lthc nature OF apoplcxy and whllc his con-
dtion is somewhat improved we are inform.
ed that lie is stil very ill.,
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New AdycrliSenlen(S.1
Withcrow.
Mules for sale-N. G.. Croft.

Notice to Voters Ross +. Wl,herow.
Public Salc.-John Wolf, Agent for Heirs
Notice to Creditors S. NJ. Rirrly Admir-
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Con-uInptinm surely Cared.

TnTHF EDlToE.--pease inform vo,lr read
ers tina. have positive remedy for the
Hbov" named disease. By its tme,y use
ta'lsann> rf hopeless cases have hcm per
man"n y cured shal hrgltl to send two
bottles OF nv remedy FREE to any o! your
readers who .aT" consumption # they will
send m" ,arir"Xrrss NJ d post office address
Rcspcc''udv,
T 4. SLDCEN, VI c., Isl Prarl st, y. Y
If that dog that placed every hair on our
iIea., At an nn.c of ninety degrees with our
scalp, AZ We We" vuicyly cnjoyng a moon
light walk la>t Sunday night, has anything
- ar-.ogc tha; will netit his unclrs, sis
te.s or auns Ii" has pressing need of altcn l.
ing t''"gc,o. Our disposition is not benign
aud we cDnsirl. IN our mind, thus malgn
canl" to Il cond;gn punishment in the
ah' 's.,nAl her itcr
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

Beatty's.
tE FOR RENT That part of the h!lck
dwelling on Church.st Mechanicstown,
lately occupied by W. f. P, Whte
feb 7,f John R,uzer.
tB GO TO J. B. BROWN & SON,
Deerfcld, TO exchange your wheat
IF BROWN Il SON will give you bet
ter flour for your wheat than you CAN get
elsewhere.
tY ASK BROWN s. son, Dcerf,ld
Station how much good -four they will give
yon per bushci Of wheat.
fy- Keep your WHEAT at home and
exchange it with J. B Brown & Son
cYJ. B. BROWN g. son, Decrfe'd
have the best -four in the world to exchange
for your wheat.
sY- INVALID CHAIR FOR SALE -
An Improved Invalid Chair, nearly new and
IN perfect condition
John II, Rou2cr,
Jan. "a At. Mechtnicstown, Md.
sE- FOR RENT, Three or Four rooms
Inquire o.,
Jan 24ti Wesley Crcegcr,
tF- For first class Dress Making,
oc,46m Go to Miss " Flnra Gilds.
tY- COAL UNDER COVER Just re
celvcd full stock o. coal all sizes of both
red and white ash anthracite also soft
coal
Thinking you for your patronage during
last season, ask ytu 10 tontnr r' with me
Sept 1877 n, c Grof.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14
A Great Battle.

Is constantly going on IN the human sys-
TEN when you suffer with Consumption
Coughs or Colds they strive to rum health
and drag victims to the grave, take timely
warning and use Puritan Cough and Con-
sumption Cure. Prize % cents.
DR.. Lees Liver Rcgula ov is a sure cure
for Dyspepsia, Bili'usness, Heartburn, lndi
rrs,ion and all Kidney Cnmp'.ints. Trn
bottles free at Dr. J. X Waters Drug Store
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

Prompt s:tert.on given to all calls.
Public Office in the Drug Store.
Private consultation room In the rear OF
the Drug Sore.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

DaSATIoN.-On Monday evening last
abou, fifty members Of Trinity Reformed
church, this place met al the Miller House,
pr"parat .ry 10 calling upon Rev, e. A.
Whilmore with y donation. Flour, potatoes,
corn, sugar, canned goods jelies nrcessa-
rirs and deliraces in liberal quantities. A
presentation address WAS made 10y Nj. =.
Cramrr which was Responded to by Rev, Nj
Whi,more 1t was truly n surprise and MS
truly appreciated.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

A LARGE CONTRAcT To thc end that
our readers may form an idea OF the amount
of the wood sent out of our mountain tn be
made into pnlp by Mr. Gla,fclter at Spring
GROVE. Pa and cf the number Of p, rsons
engaged in the business, we give below list
of those contracting with Mr.. S. NJ. Blrcly
f,r 'SS0
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

tB- PRUNES-Fresh Pyuncs at,
Beatty's
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

Mr.. Charles w. Humrichouse has been
confined to the residence of his son-n-law,
Hon. l. f McComas, in this city, for the
past two weeks, suffering from an Injured
knee the result of receiving Il fall by step"
ping on an orange peel on the pavement. -
UagerstoWn Ne,cs
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

tE' VALENTINES A largo and beau
lisul assortment of Valentines at,
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14
4 ACES OF LAND,

Il ACRS tS OE La ID,
more or less This lot of land IS improved
with Two Story Weather boarded dwell
ing house, conveniently laid off, u barn and
other oulbuildings; there is II ncyer-fail,ng
well of water in the yard; the land is in ex-
cellent condition and there is an abundance
of fine fruit on the property
Second: An excellent blilding lot lying
west and adjoining the home property,fron
ing l42 feet and running back 2O6 feet.
Third, building lot lying on the F. d f.
Turnpike adjoining tie property of Mrs
Susan Davis, fronting 81 feet, running back
257 feet.
Fourth, building lot south Of and ad-
joining lot No. 3, fronting 81 feet, running
back 231 feet
TERMS One half cash, April 1st 1887 to
be satisfactorily secured by note on day of
sale. The remainder April lst, 1890, bear
ing interest from April lst, 1889. Cpou full
payment Of purchase money good and sui
ticient deed will be executed. Possession
given April list, 1899.
JOHN WOLF,
feb fl Is Ageu, for the Heirs.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

CreagersowN will ..old an oyster supper
At ;Ae resd nee Of Dr. J l.. Millrr's, on the
evenings &. February H. - and 10th, 1889.
Eth evening q special feature will be
gwen for .ne amusement Of oar visitors. -
On Thur day evening" the l4'h, St, Ealcn-
tine wi he ;,lls,ra,ed, Friday evening the
15th Z D5D.ey Social, Saturday evening the
lj;n Japanes" Wedding and Marriage sup
Per which IS hoti amusing and instructive.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14
Local ltenlS.

St. Valentines Day.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

art is long and time is leetlng, and 1t is
too bad to spend half of Il short life distress
ed with neural ria, when 25 cents spent for
one bottle of Salvation Ol will cure it
quickly.
George Conklin, the lion tanner, says he
will have nothing to do with crosseycl ami
ma $, nor use any other remedy for his
coughs and colds hut DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. He says it is The only reliable cough
medicine to br had.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14
PUBLIC SALE !

The undersigned, Agent for the Heirs of
Henry Hendricks, deceased will sell at p ub.
lie Sale on the premises in the southern sub
urbs of Mcchanicst own, on
SATURDAY MARCH 9th, 1899,
AT O'CLOCK, +. NJ.
The following real estate.
First, the Home Place lying on the road
leading from the T. & L. Turnpike to Will
hides Lime Kiln, containing
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

SNow.-Snow began falling early on Mon
day morning and continued throughout the
day, the weather clearing in the evening"
About four inches of snow fell The winh
was from the South west during the day, an
unusual direction during snowfall.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14
SUPPER 25 CENTS

at the Store Of Collih,Ner e. Bro, in Ora C.
ham, Frederick County, Maryland, all the
following real csta G, to.wit;
Tknt I'm, ropto,nin,r
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14
1870 ACRES OF LAND

more or less conveyed by David TrnxeI and
wife to the said John + TroXcI by deed du.
w recorded in L'hcr I. G. No. folio 13 one
of the Land Records Of Frederick County.
sad firm is situated on the road lending
from IIoover's Mil to the Fred rick s. En-
mr rshura road in Mcchanicstown District
Frederick Couoty, Maryland, ndJoins the
land, Of David Fisher, John s. o. le and the
late John Witherow, and is within Il miles
of the Western Maryland Rail Road II is
good red Mnl, divided into convenient fields
and is improved with a good
We eatherboarded Dwelling House,
a Loy b ,rn and other outhl,lings. There
is excellent water on the place and some
good tIut.
TERMS OF SALE as prescribed in tho
mortgage; Cash.
ROBERT J. JAMISON,
feb At MoRTdAGEE.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14


Cor THrRE The Catoctin Paint Com.
pruy's rnI'r II crosses the surveyed line Of
IT," 81 Y. Il T., about three feet below the
proposed grade of the latter and it was only
by rapid work and the exer 'isc Of shrewd-
ness that the crossing was effected, which
was accomplished one day last week. 1t
appears thnt the Paint Company's road had
been graded TO the line of the NJ. V. 4 RS
charter reservation, when work was stopped
by :hc NJ. v offic as and for some days a
guard was lett over the place. Vigilance
was relaxed however and quick as flash
inen were at work and before the NJ ' pco-
pie could Say Jack Robinson" tor anything
else taa. would haye been more etftctiyc) the
Paint Company's crossing became an &c.
conplished fact and the war was over. 1t
was "yus, rsa" while it lasted but was such
war az persons residing under the same
roo and eating at the same table could wage,
such existence through the troubious time
having been fact, consequently it was not
Of toe sa..guinaTv sort, yet none the less
earnest.
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14

tB GO TO J. B. BROWN & SON
Deerticld, 10 exchange your wheat
Catoctin clarion., 1889-02-14
GALVESTON, May 6, 1885

Mr. A. X. Hawkes. Dear Sir--Some four
yolr crvstuli2"d lenses and patent spring
eye-glassrs At that time with difficulty
couA read fine print. Am now happy to
SAY can read TIE finest pint without glasses.
NY sigh, IS fully as strong as ever.
Frank II Miller,
Galveston Tex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20

Msry Widow Of Cornelius Y anderson late q prOOkIyn
James Montgomery 1856 Grandst. Jersey CITY, on Thurs
RsistiSes and friends invited without further notice.
BRowN-on Monday, March ID. Jefferson Brown In the
Ia.,rs and fsnds are respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral services his late residence VI East lSSss
"Wednesday. y. M
coMpEs-uram G. ComOes the 18th inst at his resi-.
denea 22s CRrroIi-aL, Brooklyn. $3.50. .o
Reayrs AMI friends Invited 70 attend tho tunerai NJ SoU
O'clock, Thursday March II.
Kindly omit lowers
conIp Elton Monday March H. 1889, Catharfne widow
Finsm Thurssy az $50 D. m the residenco Of her son
in.aw Geo c. Cotton 80 Cambridge Place nfOoRHn. hea
tives and friends are Invited
DExTER-of diphtheria, az t69 Haissyst, Br9okiyn
Blanche Fenwck Dexter only dsngnteroi AnnA
T.. e1ter
Funeral private.
DoUGHTY-on sunday. March II, Samuel H. Doughty, IN
RELATIVES and friends are attend tie funeral SERVICES
az Westminster Presbyterian Church zzus@ octNoon oeh
aud 7th ayes, Thursday, l0Am
oREENAt tho resdenee Of Col Alexander Crane se,rs
dale Now. York, March 10. Elisabeth H. sreeh sst oo'
Nouca OF funeral hereafter
HAxTUN-At Kent poDn. Euideny. Of pneumonia, March
IL John r. Haxtnn. formerly OF this city ~ A.. -
mineral services WIN be held 81 Kent imedate On me az
Tyai o. he morning train from Newfork on Wednesday
uoITon Monday March Ia Florence daughter OF Henry
and FIcrenSe fa6er Hoik agea year sud montha
Funera private. -. a -.
Jowcii widow OF Plny Jeweli aged 81 years
RrrEMEN-on March 10. Jane ~ Rslemen, daughter Of
jancs Hall deceased, IN the e7th year Of her age,
Funeral trUm 81 Thomaes Church. ohsve corner osash
I'm CALI TUESDAY March 10 TIC rssqsace u his
prisr a. Localized George Guernsey aked ~ ysarA
Notice OF funefal hefeartsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
CoNTEs7ING her MoTHEES FIJI.

PROCEEDINGS BEGUN IN THE sURRoGATE's
COURT BY MRS. LENTILHoN.
Proceedings to contest the viii of Mrs. Phebe L.
Detmold were begun yesterday on behalf Of her
daughter zella, this wife Of Joseph Lentlhon. The
objections were filed In the surrogstes Court yestar
day by Mrs Lentilhon's attorneys, Alexander Green.
BY the WILL which IS dated November 30, 1883, the
testatrix gave her sister, Harriette E. Crazy, her
letters wearing apparel and other personal property
and stock of the NesqaehonIng Valley Railroad Com
pany inherited from their uncle Edward Crary. To
her other daughter, wilhelmina Countess dArschot,
Mrs. Detmold bequeathed the house No. 81 West
Tenth.st, STIMULATING that she must pay $1,000 TO
Mrs. Lentilhon. clause I'm the will is as follows
In giving the above house to my daughter wa
hemna, have purposely made distinction In her
favor, not from any lack of true affection for my
daughter Zella but because, under the practical
operation Of my husbands WILL leila and her children
are likely to inherit most of my husbands fortune.
I desire by this provision partially TO compensate
for that effects
She gave $1,000 to her sonlnlaw, the Count CASTOR
d'Arschot, and $500 to her servant Anna Korbett.
Tho daughters wero to receive tho residue Of the
estate In equal shares the executors aTo Daniel ID.
Lord and George De Forest Lord. The proponents
lawyers are Lord, Day q Lord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
OBITUARY.
FRANCIS s. PINCKNEY.


Jacksonville, Fla, March 10 (specisD.-Franels s..
Pinckney Editor OF Tho American Angler" Of Now
York. dropped dead hore to-day. Dir. Pinckney was
here on a fishing excursion, and It was Immediately
after presenting letter Of introduction TO Health
Officer Mitchell that he fell dead
Mr.. Pinckney was not In good health when be left
here few days ago. He was fortyeight years old
and born at CstskI, N Y, where his family has
long been well known. lie became known as writer
angling under the of Ben Bent,5 and his
work highly appreciated both In this country and
In Europe. At one time he WAS one OF the largest
stockholders in "The American Angler" but after
ward lost his money in CIRCULATION in Wall Street, and
about two years ago applied to the editor of that
Journal for employment. He was made associate
editor and remained with The Angler until last
fall. His thirteen-year-Old went with him to
Florida and he leaves, besides the boy, two daughters,
who heard Of their bereavement at the family home,
No. 145 West Thirty -sixth-st. Mrs. PinckDey has
been dead some years. colonel Pinckney was grad
uate OF Yalo College and prominent member OF the
st. Anthony Club of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-20
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

A. NJ Palmer has been suffering from a severe
cold for some time, and yesterday was unaoie 70 80
10 his Office. -
The Electra of sophOoles will DO repeated this
afternoon AZ the Lyceum.
1bere will be only ono "sep In "A Womans
srat,eem, At the Union Square Theatre and Manager
nm homes in this at least to equal any scene ever
put the local stage.
Tho demand for subscription seas Tor NJ SoQue
Inns performances next week at the Star has been
cxtremolv large. The sale for single performances
will be opened tomorrow morning
Mr Daly announces that an "entlrely new &C.
o.ntrio comcdvp Is in rehearsal 1t will have long
east embracing nearly every important member OF
tho company. --
A sop NJ Henry Irving is soon TO mako an appear
anco ON the amateur stage in performance OF julius
Caesar at oxford University
A dramatic performance In AID OF tho Deporah
N,rsery and Chllds Protectory was given last oven
inc AZ the Lexington Avenue Opera House. Tho
n,torn, .Dee WAS under the auspices OF tho Actors
Fund. ,,--,. -,
The ;7inoueyaIli family of pantomimsts have been
for all next season for the Howard Athenaeum
Speciality Company -,.,. ...-..-
who is we'll known in London VIII recleo al Associs
lion HAIL. Boston, on Monday next ". s. Gioerts
Nav g p,okon Hearts, The receipts will go to tho
poneacent society Of tho New England Conservatory
Oh Si sntbors matinee performance OF MRS Alan
Artburs COMEDY h9nSr AZ tho Madison Square
theatre Emily Rigl, Dorothy Dorr Lohns'2ne, bon'
nett MadgS 2aTGa 1;rI LT %ood and Goorsa parSRa
are h. Tho cast Tho play Will be produced under the
direction an 81 Sl0 Of fred Williams. -. a.. c,,t,o
l0tied antTely by electricity, no expects to have
III fi tbe necessary work done By May /.