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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
SOUTH JERSEY REPTBLICANS
PREsAGFS vICToRY-CoNGREoSMAN
BERGEN TO SUCCEED HIMSELF.

Camdcn \ L. sent. : CSp"ciaI.-Thc Rrprhlicans
Of South Jersey, particularly the 1T Congress
.iOnal District, George ". l0h"N0i, III" cA SECRETARY
tary OF the Navy. represented in Congress. are in shape
for n sweeping victory tn, fall. AS showing III" com
| p,cte harmony that exists in Camden County. whcr"
| Their, is a sure Republican majority Of from 1000 t.
q 1000. the Congressional and County Conventions
ON Thursday scIcctrd candidate, without a vote 81
imposition. Congressman Bcr;cn We c"Inpliinc:itr'
| with a denomination that had all the eli inri'' III
| Hatterinc praise for his course as a Representative.
The fact Is that Mr.. Ecrc"n's course has given s"n-
| eral satisfaction. He has had much t. contend Will
| and much that wa absent from the c>p"ricncc @! hi
predecessors. Ills official career lcgan with the cIa"S
ing Administration. and the ClinOr o! south jersey
Republicans for places set Inn nearly wild. Tor
| every post at the disposal Of the Administration he
had scores Of applicants. and when the selections werr
finally made Mr.. Bergen was ccn,ulcd for the dis.
appointment OF those who failed to secure the prizes.
Then Mr.. Bergen was not all experienced politician.
Ne hal never been IN political life and knew ItllSW
It's WAYS, and little Of the men who ran polite, IN III,
| district Despite these things. Mr.. lie, ycn Ia, admir-
| ably filed his post. and time has 70 snioothed matters
| that no one dared Jump up and measure swords with
| him for the nomination.. As matters are now shaped
Mfr. bergen has excellent chances Of continuing In Con.
| gress for sOmc years.
As a rule. the big majority in the banner Republi-
| can county Of the state produces a state Of things
wholly different from the present unanimity. There
Is usually a scramble for the nominations tina. mean
| election, and frequently such bitter contests are ell
ccndclcd that dual tickets Dol, up and Demo- ratio
| candidates 90 through. 1t was thus that stau sena
| TOR Pfeiffcr was elected three years ago. and that
Register of Deeds Heath is now closing his five years
| term. Nothing like the present harmony has ever
| been known in the party. The ticket announced In
The Tribune two weeks ago was nominated without Il
s,m of a hitch. II is: state senator. Maurice a.
| Rogers; County Clerk. Robert l.. barber: >herin,
Henry L. West, and Register Of Deeds. Jacob Sicklcf.
toncressman james Buchanan. OF the I'D District.
| Will probably be renomlnatcd once more. state sen
.t"r IL. N. Garter, of burlington County. IL a candi
| date. and he has been getting in some hard work. but
he was brutrn IN his own county al the de!cgate
e IL The primaries have moi all bcen held yet.
but as Judge Buchanan has captnr Sd 8 I'm nom,n ne
tion. The convention will DO held at Atlantic CITY
on september 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
LATEST NEUN IRON MOROCtO.


DE APlTATiNG PNl>pNf I:~-G0AT HIDES y Il
AMEE!C\Ha-No EATilIChTI"N YET Of
TIL. Nj ECiAL TREATY.
IRON An OCCAsirSAr CoEEteIoHDE>T Of THE TEInrNE
Tangi"r, Aug. IL In 4 supplement I" liz number 81
August 20 the principal International paper "i 1ahe''r'
i" L. l;evcil In Naro;,' write, about The military opera
tjun> directed against tn" rrbciInu~ trll"'~:
Though W. arc in the first day. "f M"liarr"ni' '"'
sultan, III ORDER to prevent frc-l r"vo!iS. 10y Niilhine "
big blow has suddenly advanced toward Zdanid' oh we
road from Fcdala to Italia. Thence turning aDr'p'N
toward the north. he has fallen upon Inc rear Oh '"r
Zcnmour,, thus reaching TaiOudait, the famous rcinec
in the mountains. There d real battle was fought. III
which the Sultan, helped by his artillery dircrted by
The French officers. Inflicted n bloody defeat upon HIS
enemies.
"In tho morning. and Just bcfor" the light opened inc
Sultan's troops surrounded four villages. cut OH e!sMH
heads. and made 100 prisoners. On their siUc l"
zemmours are cutting OF the heads of all the stray
oilers 81 the IMPERIAL army This battle occurred on
August ~.
The commercial situation OF Morocco Is SATISFACTORILY
desnite the warllEc condition prevailing III tc noun
tainous, regions OF the interior. The dearne'S III
charcoal f., almost the only indication that Wafiho
opcr,tions are interfering with the safe transportation
~ nroducts. The hide trade has recovered from It's
former dulncss and is rather lively On account oil inc
demand from the American market. AS 10 III"
,;arseilles trade. which has nearly HonopoiiAen TIC
transactions In goatsNns. buyers must now 'AS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08

their offers II they mean to compete with the buyers
from America.
The rumor that the city Of Mequinez was bcsiesed
by rebellious tribes proves to have been incorrect. Its
outskirts were merely infested by roaming bands. and
as a precautionary measure. the Governor. Hamon ell
Draoui. had ordered the gates to be closed. The
Bokhari. who are negro soldiers, formerly composing
the guard Of Moulcy lsmael, were anxious to pounce
upon the small hostile bands lowering around the city.
But the Governor did not allow them to crafty their
warlihe thirst, and they created An outbreak. winch
was soon quoted, after two men had been wounded.
The ratiication> OF the commercial treaty signed by
Graf won Tottcnbach. the German Minister. are not
yet exchanged. As that treaty authorized the eX-
portation al barley. ETC.. the European merchants
nave purchased large quantities OF the cereals for ex-
port. They complain that the delay in the exchange
OF ratifrations OF the treaty is causing. them some
losses through the prolonged detention OF their prod
ucts in the warehouses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
FOE THE FTNFR.IL Of Mr.. BAKER.
ANrMB"r NJ ProPLF Prominent ~ THEATRE
al. Ora LIS IT, BE PRESENT.

\ NUMB"r NJ PEOPLE rEOMiNENT ~ THEATRE.
al I'll, LIS r, BE PRESrNT.
benjamin 4. baker. ~a>>i>tan, secretary Of the
.Art"t,' ruAd. VII" died ~ saturday. Will be buried
~ liz oHu lot ia Grrcnwort Cemetery on Wednesday.
The mi"ril Will lr l",i IN the Little Church Around
Ia" Corner. Al Twrn,, ninth I. and Fifth ave, on
Wrin"-day mIruius Al II o'c!"k. The services will
ic c"Ldu, ed ly the Rev. Dr. llpncht'n. rector OF the
church. The music will be furnished by the choir and
-rr- well LI.oNu SINGERS Of TIN, cty. The pail
i.arrr> viii H.. \. v. Palmer. Edwin Booth. Joseph
J, nrr>on. LON, AldIiclI. Lawrence Barrett. Edward
larri.an. Edwin kauwlc,. W. j. Florence. Franz W.
sanger. J. W".!'! i;o>raq.">t. Charles W. Thomas.
joseph +. WlI".lp h. J. ". shannon. F. +. arkaI
DE Wolf iIorp.r. D4alel irphman. Edmund {. stan
ton. Edwin n. I'rr". VI. ". lianl"y. Antonio Pastor
aud Joseph ArtIIHr.
.Abput one half 81 the cl.rch. Witch will be appro
rrla;cly DECORATED with flowers. VIII BE- reserved for
'l"inirr> # the theatrical procession. Francis Wilson.
Iichai,i Mah>irr. f.. II. Sotil"rn. John r.. kcEcN'
Laurence llanlry. Wilton Larkayr. Harold Russell,
Jo,rrh J. Holland. How iaud Blackstone. ID. II. Ilarkin'
ana ". j. Frr.u>rn VIII at A. IShrr> nj the chiiirh.
li. funeral VIII Ice largely ATTENDED by INC many
II.ud> ut the dead man .\WbnE 'hpS' who aF ~
lr, ted Ia lr ui,.~rnt Arr representative" or tn" 81
,'Ilr Ludge. - \. W.. ANA tn fhiilueiphia LCaSn
Il. 4. g.. r.. OF wlich Mr.. Inkrr WAS a nlrinjcr.. llr
Edwin Forrest Ledge No. . "i tlr Actors ofnrr %
Irrni>hp met al their ro"E. III tHc Hr"irhw!
Theatre Yesterday afternoon. AMI lps"i apprup,'au'
->.lutlon, on Mr. Eaters death. Inc l'dec VIII al
tend ,h. mineral In a lndV. \ ,prclal meeting OF me
;,,i,i NJ Tru.,c,, Of the Actors rand Will be held t.l'
morning al 10 "'ci"'.. t. tth' = '"' ''''
~ fi.ir assistant secretary y ufttI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
CONDITION OF CROPS IN KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan. Sept. G.-The monthly crop report
OF the state Board of Agriculture was Issued I" CAV II
shous that the condition Of growing crops. except
corn is better than n month ago. Reports from all
excent two counties show that Of the total area 81 corn
only 56.4 per cent is worth harvesting ard the average
weld per acre is only sixteen bushels. making the t"'aI
weld about so, 900. 900 bushels. OF the 43.G per cent
Of the area not worth harvesting about hall Will 'rIA,
lar fodder. The total Yield Of corn i 80 per rcnt
below the c,timetrs Of a month ago. duo to IN I""r
"naIiiv 81 riclI looking fields. The crop l. nearly all
barvcStcd The Weld 81 wheat l. placed at 4i.rU !0Dl
,"shcIs Oats and Rax have Welded unusually we'll
Pots 0cs are a light crop. only 80 per cent oi 'e
average,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
rT-VrPlL OF WILLIAM 4. 81 MES.

The funeral Of William A. Sync>, superintendent III
Postal station A. took place yesterday al '"e VIVA
Baptist Church in West Eleventh -. The Kew y. d.
rrmncr MASTER of thc church. oficiatcd. one hun
dr,d carriers from station A.. in uniform, a'ted Is u
guard Of honor. followed by a delegation from o'alo"S
Il. G.. d, +. + and G.. in civilian dress. ana mem
FRS OF the Ninth Ward Republican 'Tsah'@allpu.
Pioneer Club, Eureka Masonic Club. ana a secret
orsanization. the -. d. Il. Club The burial was
d. .AanI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
.rpp OFF AT ericsson.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company an1 Tr y
that during tlc season at Cresson springs. az u ,TT;n
tickets will admit of - stOp-ovcr at that point' iaH
arrangement is Of particular interest TO tnromsn int
Icrs who cannot fail tn enjoy q breaK. aler t,cH
Journey az this delightful mountain resort &"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-08
THE
JOHANN HOFF0

MAIT EXTnAOT.-.
The Beat Nutlltiye Teoto
for Dyspepsia. Indigesae9k
Nursing Mothers, the WeaD
and Debilitated. -.
BEWARE OF lMTkAs
rIONS. The "0ENUtNk
has the signature Of "Johane
Hon" on the neck 81 1yl9a
bottle. EISNER & NM:
CO.. Sole AecaA, q,
Basclay-st.. New.Yeek.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
POLICE AND OTHER COURTS.
The Brass Buttoned Gentlcmen's satur-
days Experiences

Dan Malloy was so old that Ills Honor
took pity on HIM and cOmmuted his
sentence 20 imprisonment In hls own
remorse. Dan was drunk.
Frank Avery made no parting kick,
TO frurless speech, no dying lament,
but went to jail for being drunk with
courage that might have saved him
from getting drunk at all.
Little Henry Robinson VIII nave Judi
cial ss well Is parental eyes upon HIM
for the next sixty days. Henry ls a
truant 50 bad that he hss got into the
clutches of the truant laws
John g. Britain is the saloonist men
toned in tins paper recently a. having
been arrested for a night-ohstruction Of
his bar. His case i again adjourned.
TINS time to March %, 10 a. ~.
Augustus Champion, who VIII 60 TO
the superior court with MS nose pointing
toward the pcnitcntiaTy, has been
spending most OF bis life running people
around the world with knives and re-
volyers. His wife was his fayorlte game
in this exercise. and she VIII thank
Judge Holmes for the partial divorce.
The dge-Mles-Phcifer case, SO
thoroughly set forth in THIS paper YES
terday, made no history IN court yester-
day. ssstant Prosecuting Attorney
knappen. who has had cla-ge Of the
peoplo's end Of the matter. was absent
from town yesterday, and the csso went
over until tomorrow. Is - Intlmated
bv those who know thaf there ls tests
mony enough left Ia the case 70 feed a
crowd ten times larger thon that which
infcsts tho police court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

The club rooms were wei filed YES
torday afternoon, and pa interesting
program was presented. Tho stage
was beautifully ret with rugs and var
Gus articles Of old English fprnaure
loaned bv Mrs. J.. N. Kendall. Mss
Parsons. {. :. Hartman and others.
An English lamp 300 years old sent out
4 FAINT glmmeF. and the dress 0f Al
East Ind lan lady was diaped artisncai-
iy across the stage. The dress consisted
OF a broad piece of SIX eIpht yards
long, and when in use 81 an AZ Gle of
apparel. s wound ahori the figure
4 Bcnareg vase an p.d helmet. az
antique hrSss saivcr, guns and swords
Of tbe Revolution together WITH Turk
ish and Persian rugs aUC Cachmir
carpet formed "a quaint and curious
stage setting. Toe ladies are 90 be con-
gratUlated upon having committee
whose members spare themselves no
trouble or pans ID beautfy the stage
each Saturday afternoon. The pro-
gram devoted 70 Browning was a. fol-
lows: Article. Drowning as q Poet. -
followed hy conversation. tle reading
Of a Blot on the -cItchc0n.f Tine
ladies Of the club are sqecally invited
"a attend tac reception given 10 Mr..
and Mrs. 7. n. Kendall Thursday
evening al the club house.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Visitors al the club Yesterday Mss
Aspinwsil Fropori. Il.. Mrs. Iawley.
Buffalo, y. y; Miss Bolknsp, Chicago.
H.; Miss Jose Westiakc. Waterloo. Ia
Miss Sh8tz. Rochester. Y. T.. M.m
PnC rs. Grceryilc. Miss Wagner. View
York Miss McFar'anc. Highland Parl.
Mrs. Charlie Kendall. Montromerv.
Ala.; Mi-e MARITIME. keu0aha. Wis. NJ iss
saver. Chicago. Ms Goodwin. Duluth.
Miss ksv. Detroit. Nrs. ncher. Mus
keg0n; Nrs. Nheeisr Ealamazoo.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
A JOLLY CLUB PARTY.
4 series Of Gsmes and Pheasant Wind
Up Last Night

The Jolly Pedro Club, composed Of
twentv-four members. was handsomely
entertained by the lady members, with
banquet. gwen at ". p. Sharpe's
residence AZ go First-avc.. last evening
The club has been playing q series OF
games. lasting through ten evenings.
ami tIo prizes were lot 80 be distributed
u8u tue end oi she contest. Toe secrp-
tarv. Geo. F. owen. was the only one
Vb0 < ent 3 record of t1e games, and at
t1C tsuq Iet .ast ulCht ae announced
toe Nuners OF lhe przcs. !. u. stanley
won the first Coutiem8r prize, . very
handsome vase of SILVER ana ebony
and Mrs. Geo. IT, Davidson uon the
first l4dv's prize. An elegant upholstered
char. ". r. Basto,x toak second
gentleman urIze. and h.s tr0plv was a
large engraving. Mrs 81 r. ~lsrpel
ard 1Ir-. T. +. MCCrstn are ted for the
seeon3 .ady's pT1ze. ana HE nave to
play o.' De- re. TIE club has sd oarnaa
un. ta.i. bgt vii hol8 Vcric at the
n. f...s sr- y, r7n~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Mr.. james DOYLE gave the fourth
program in thc series Of Recitals for
Criticism AZ the Grand Rapids school
of ElOcuton. veftcfdav afternoon.
The five selections he gave were varied
~ character and showed a great deal
II earnest work which WIS much ap
prcciatod bv those who heard HIM.
N s. Mary Doyle assisted with q piano
soio. which was bright and well rend-
cred. The next recital wll be- civcn by
Mss Belle Ninton, ncxl Saturday at 3
=. rn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
A NEAT GBNTLBMANLY ACT.
Iun siash>- Tom EinBaird. snd Kin
usird VIII Dot TPIoh

Connell's saloon, on Kent-st., one q
the toughest places IN town, was the
scene of had row last night Jim
Lu9, a tough customer, ordered drinks
and refused 70 pay for them.
Council proceeded 20 take pay out
q IUhs hide. an1 kDocEcd
MIN down Luf went out, ard shortly
afterwards returned with knife under
his secvc and attacked Cnunel. sud
Co1nel knocked him down sFsfn. At
fms r3iuf. Tom Ki1nsird. Tie pug'i
proceeded o. choke IEf of from Con-
nel Nbereupon Iud toek the con
ceacd knife from nlssIee and gasbed
p serai-cIrclIar ornament - kU1alrc
neck, extend ng from tae mage thereof
around - tan Iarrrx.
ktrrs-~l rrw carrles a WDurn more
s'entern- n srrc8rs0ce tnsn danger
nu - Hes-f1. Nc ARRESTS hare heer
nsd because 10 con plant has bfe1
entered SO tr3s gentleman, either
North or S,orfh. Togif ever csl ~ the
sT0 af tne l8w ever matter tnaf cs Is
f1 tae display - gf7urne manhood -
csse DOS That s t0 sav wren
K.ruar5 meets BuH he VII proceed
r. go n.r0 uE. IKE q man.
Fsefs fsr tre rssrls -sslvafior 0' klHs ~
Dsa zrf casfs tuf = efnss q borte
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

The Pia nie .d-arruuc lougrogati0nsl
Church celehatcd tbe twentieth ami
verssrv, THURSDAY evening. al TIE
church. supper wae served Iu the par
lors from 8 ~ = clock, and ~ ts Close
the gsesis assembled "a sac and forlun.
which was proiusfIy 3 decorsted with
flowers and cvergreens for tre occason.
Rfr. :. T Husfed. pastor ~ thr society.
ca llod tic meeting o. order. and after
muse hv the choir and q PRAYER hv
Rev. Pollard. Mr. Arthur Kroner san.
a tenor colo
The port ~ fbe z oruniffee on Church
Uisi0ry was n~rf read ~ Mr. s. War
fr0ur. and was coucier rfafernrnt -
The early st-rrgIos 0f fnr infant 20 srior
whieh rss ~ origrnwfa # t1e FIRST ~
Tsrk Congregations Church The go
cioff wa 6rs housed p huIif ue ou
Csnsl-st.. uutl tne present fte was
donated ~ Mr rharles 81. C0if Ror
Mr ftfrwIrEs paetoroie vaF tte lar-
resi of snT of ihe "a Jrchcs cterEvmnr.
Jhe rhurrh fas 1f7 frefnffrf af rfcserst
Jhs ropoTt ~ tae Comm ttee 0r sun-
dsy srhog H rlrrr vas fea5 ~ SUPER.
ntnndert y g. Nrnsou. sft showed
fref tna rohoo. nef erfn more influence
TRAN the sora ETY. - g. - tHe number
a mem ers was concerned. there hfiue
p present foerrf fersrI rf 0forf t0t
Jrf reports N frr ~ Gr1rr e ee rnsrT
eorefT fo'luwef sra scIo wsf then
song ~ Hfr - ffFsrrs RI tnr
s9c.al &ociefr. fae ounr PeefIf'F so-
cisfT. the Krrs Gardeners snf ere
0uporfur tF & In vrrr rra1 RI ORDER ~
r0nnftere ~ oar: a-r showed taefs
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
MY DADS DINNER PAIL
Makes Mighty Good weapon in e Tight
Pinch

Asmall boy OF African descent, carry
ng big dinner pal about the size of n
steamer trunk, had q scrimmage with a
Caucasian youth. in the doorway Of a.
u. E-.er's Ten store aboubt o'clock
last evening. Yong Scip.o aimed q
Blow at his opponents head with the
p3I b1t tne other follow wogdu't E
stand still sad fne pal. erf-1ed through
tine plate gIas- at tle sic of the door
waV.
He turned and fed 40 tie street.
Nr. Esler and two of hls cmU.aves gave
chase. ard thc former s00n had the iIt-
te moke oy t0e collar As ho nas
marching him triumph suflv down tlc
street she tt.e fellow gtre sudden
trF st snd slammed the ola dinner p1
n-o lls Captors ep pg.l-.uuu ana Mr.
t-le- let g. ot his breath and tle boy s
Go Tar az the same sine. The ooy then
took tn IN dile of tne T0li ANA wn u
one 0f tne clerks from tre st1re oFcr-
nsuIed ham he app ei t.o rsI .u the
sar'c manner end hrs pursued ir aas1rni
hls .erEfl ON fce st1e 10 ear trtcS while
tAe d1rseV g s3r1eaee8 down Ill.a-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

ana stronger ~ every Nay thSn tASt ~
lsss season.
Lost in New YORK goes 70 Whit
ney : Grand, Detro.t. ta.s week
Manager Berger and Sd smith Rus
sell continue 70 coin money IA the
Northwest country. Mr.. Rassells sea
son closes N Syracuse, \. y, Nay 5.
Next week is holy week. aud many
theatrical companies NIL rest.
Travelling managers state that popu-
lar priced thesteIs are beng constructed
Ana contemplated al over tie country.
Ia tact the cheap priced house IS be
coming virtually popular and i wall IN
time force general reduction OF prices
Tony Pastor oommelnorated ne
tWenty-fifih anniversary a. New J ork
manager, last week.
Ada GRAY and East Lynne" al Red
mond's the week Of March 81. old
the4ter-goers no what thiz means. ~
long has sympathy holds sway IN the
human breast there viii exist fleid for
THIS sad and fearful play
Redmond's theater contained the
largest audience III IFS history at the
Lost IN New York" matinee ycster-
day. The house Nas again packed last
evening.
The bin al smiths Opera House this
week is a startling aggregation OF spe-
claltY stars. ii ls wItnOuI question the
greatest program offered Al tnls cozv
tneater TINS season. some ot the artists
come at an enormous expense, and
patrons should show their appreciation
of Mr. Smiths efforts TO please by 4
most liberal patronage. Tie only Edna
heads the list. She n the only LIVING
being that walks ID the air. IN Chicago,
where she played last week, Edna ere
ated a great furor. Her act is mar
vel, sac is a phenomenon. Ia the cas-;
she is known a. the human orchid,
and the New York Ucfcd in "a
recent article on her wonderful per-
fOrmance, among other things pald
TINS fiattering compliment: "Her act j.
a II .oyatlon IN the lliuslonlsts art aad
puzzled everyone IN the audience 10 ac-
count for the means OF iOcOmOuUn.
Many theories were advanced IN re-
gard 10 springs, invisible wires, etc.
The lady passed rap
idly through hoop several times.
while suspended IN the air. thus
cutting oil ali exterior communication.
Then comes the world renowned Steers,
the best mediums, mInd readers, sec
ond sight seers and second sight light
nIng calulators in the country. Ihelr
act Is something remarkable, and
Will make a pheDomnaal hit
They have visited tins city be
fore and are popular. The refined
change artists, vocallSts and dancers,
Roseland q Morton, n novel act. form
another feature this week. TrebOr, the
mystic change artist, does a wonderful
act. and should be seen. ZJnO, the
human boa constructor, the man OF
many shapes, will get his snare of hon
Ors. The StanfoTds have been 30 sue
cessful in their act that they have becn
re-engaged for another week. James
Green, the eccentric Irish comedian, re-
mains another week. On next SUNDAY
evening there will bc a sacred concert
at tins theater. Mr. Smith engaged
VIM. O'Day, yesterday. 10 assume the
stage management, succeeding J ".
Berkeley. Mr.. ODay is wcll-known
figure IN ms profession, having made a
reputation a an artist anG manager
that few can boast OF. Nr. Smith did
well in securing his services. Let there
be crowded houses every night tins
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Manager Berger and Sd smith Rus
sell continue 70 CON money IA the
Northwest country. Mr.. kassel's sea
son closes II Syracuse, \. y, May 5.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Lost in New York goes % Wait
neys Grand, Detroit. tais week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Next week is holy week. sud many
theatrical companies NIL rest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

Travelling managers state that popu-
lar priced thesteIs are being constructed
2na contemplated al over tie country.
Ia fsct the cheap priced house is be
coming virtually popular and i wall IN
time force general reduction OF prices.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23
THE SOCIETY COLUMN
The Date OF Custer Guards Annual
Reception
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTIES
The summer ostinr ia CoHts1spisttene ~
swsl-kEsS1 t.ocal Artfst--A ftess-
ant Dsy 1t the ladies' Literary
Clab-f~rsoAaI Fstnts.

II is as vel little early 90 t1if of
summer resorts aud summer recres-
mons, though . few ambitious people
are even now planning where they
shall 20 and what they shall do during
the hot summer months. The Stale of
Michigan is well fHed with charming
little lakes. whose shores are dotted
with cunning cottages and white tents
during tie season. Nr. D j Coppens
and his wife, Mrs a. ~. Coppons, the
well known artsi, have 8ircady ar
ranged FOR q masi delightful sum
mer outing They NIL 60 20 Pc
toskey, wheFa they naye chartered ,
small sal boat, an vlth 8 few friends
they VIII spend some time cruising
about the islands ard bays Of northern
Lake Michigan. AIRS Coppens vii
make some valuable addilons 60 the
goodly number of sketches Ia her
charming Ottswa-st studio.
The Lenten season = rsp6ly draw
lug 10 close. / bas been dAlH Kept
by the society people Of TINS city, who
gladly welcomed the opportunity Tor a
little rest and quiet Many Of those
who have rested from social obligations
have grown weary in the good work az
providing Tor ihe poor. Willing hands
have fashioned garments Tor the cesii-
tute, and the chariahly minded have
easei the Dds OF the unfortunate.
The shop windows are ful % Easter
goods. Colored eggs. birds nests,
chickens creeping from Their fragile
shells and goslns poerlng forth n won
der, are a few of the novelties which
indicate thc ncsr approach of the Chris
tian holiday. The Easter cards THE
year are true works oi ari and appeal
strongly 10 all lovers Of the beautiful.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

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lzst season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-23

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