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need OF justice and liberty for the great tOillng
millions Of our land. From It's inception THE
ARENA has been the steGdfdst champion of the
people, absolutely fearless In it's denunclatiOn Of
plutOeracy, monopoly and all means and meas
ures that wrong the multitude or infringe upon
the liberty Of the hnmblest citizen. In the fU-
ture THE ARENA will be conspicuous for ifs ag-
greSSiVe and bold defense Of the rights OF the
masses against the privileged class.
V. It win contain great papers by the great
est thinkers In the Alliance and all the kindred
reformation of existing abuses and unjust cOndi-
tiOnS.
vi. 1t win contain Hamlln Garland'S power
full Alliance story, "a Spot of O6lCe," which win
and the social and political conditions which
called forth the Alliance ever presented.
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New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
HELPING TO BREAK THE DEADLOCK
REPUBLICANS USING THEIR EFFORTS TO Ell
Feet A sETTLEMENT-RACE WEEK
AT HARTFORD.

Hartford, Aug. 20 (specia There is a determination
on the part Of the Republican leaders to do all that can
se done TO break deadlock when the next Legislative
session meets November without making unnecessary
saonaces TO this end the quo warranto viii be
thoroughly prepared and ready for the action OF the Su
1cme Court when it meets in the last week in October
II the takes Jurisdiction and it is confidently ex
pected It WILL the decision Will basis for an
honorable settlement Of troubles this result docs
not follow 1t be the fault Of the Republicans Of the
STATE The little breeze which the Harrison-Porter quar-
ra brought about has practically blown over and there
at present no doubt that the factions Will unite In the
matter OF submitting all things the courts The Demo
Gratis profess to be equally willing to have the quo war
raato cases tried without delay
Governor Buckley has provided funds for the payment
OF all OF the States expenses which Controller Saub has
not seen Git TO provide for and it has been great burden
upon him. In spite OF the impression, which has been
carefully nourshed by the Democratic press that he has
held on TO the oveTnorshp for his selfish purposes
the fact that he remained where he Is because he
could see no constitutional way out OF the chair unlcs
was nv resgnna which would have been under the cir
cumstances most unfortunate thing for LieutenantCov-
enor Merwin who would have been In the chair while his
case was under consideration Governor Bukeley has
only been ready but anxious to greet his constitutional
but he has not been Wiling 10 eAeDu the manu-
Of welcome to any other.
The cause Of swcartngin OF the Democratic state
candidates By the State Senate last winter has Just trans
pred 1t appears that there were certain OF t'o Demo
leaders who anxious to seat Gil the candidates
Goyernorshp They were prepared then 70 sur
render Judge Morris Certain others OF ele leaders ~ehS
10 Judge Morris told him what was On the tapS ana IN
him. much against his personal wishes to take ito
oath Of Office in himself from sacriee Al
though the OF the Democracy for next year
Judge Morris, there probability OF his nomination.
the leaders who opposed to him personally have
control OF the machinery There op the Republican side
some talk OF nominating Mayor Dwight OF this city
Race week has been a remarkable one. both In the
qualify sport large numbef Of visitors in town.
The city has never been infested with worse gang OF
gamblers and dsrcpuabe people than have followed tho
circuit this The spor at the track however, have
been thoroughly well managed the rules Of the trone
association enforced rgldlY
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
CLOSE or THE SEASIDE ASSEMBLY.
PROSPEROUS SEASON AT AvoNBY-rHE-sEA.

A PROSPEROUS SEASON AT AvoN-BY-THE-sEA.
Avonby-the-Sea. y. j., Aug 90 (specaD-The
last day of the session Of the Seaside Assembly here
was filed with the pathos Of packed trunks and de-
parting staye'loads. Many Of the hotels Will. how
ever keep open far into September and their mana
gers expect full houses during this most beautiful
Of all the months at the seashore.
The programme for the day the Chautauqua
Literary and Scientific Circle Recognition Day exer-
cses. The services In the morning were conducted
by President George C. Maddox Of Boston. speeches
were made by the Rev. Alfred A. Wright. the dean Of
the Boston Correspondence School, Professor George
MaclosRe, of Princeton College and others. Miss
Mario Dace. Of Washington Heights, read the class
poem. In the evening grand concert was given
in the auditorium The director was Professor Ward
ner Williams, Of Alfred University. Among those
who took part Mrs. Antoinete Summers soprano,
Miss BESSIE Smith, soprano, Mrs. Charlotte Winham,
contraltO. all Of Brooklyn, Alfred Williams, basSo
of Boston, Professor Wardoer Williams, pianist, and
Miss Eleanor T. Morrison. reader, Of Painheld, N j.
The Assembly chorus also gave number OF selec-
tlons. reception given by the officers In tho
parors of the Buckingham.
Alfred Williams, OF Boston, has been pleasing AS
sembly audiences this season with his fine bass voice.
lie has sung at all Of the concerts and has been
always encored. lie IS native Of Plainheld, n. J.
He attended Alfred University where he was graduated
In 1890. lie went from there to Boston, where he
became one Of the favOIite pupils Of william l..
Whitney the famous voice teacher Of the NewEngand
Conservatory Of Music.
\. Dumas Watkins. Of Princeton College, has been
great help to the biological school here. ie is one
of the most careful and painstahng scientists in the
State lie expects to return next year.
Miss Isabel GoOdhue, Of Waterbury. Conn.,. Is one
of Madame AIherds best pupils and has become pro-
Gcient In Initiating the various calls Of birds.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ". Sater, OF Washington; Mrs.
Edwin J. Mecks Of Stanford Conn. Mr.. end Mrs.
lanes Byrne. Of Albany; j. b. Marquand f. A. Hall.
of Brooklyn: J. II. Ca1ington ". Glenn Taylor, L.
Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. 5. l.. Norton, Of Ncw-York,
are guests at the Berwick Lodge.
The recent arrivals at the Norwood Inn Miss
Myrtle strumm, OF orange; John C. Pftehard, OF
Iroollyn: Miss Florence c. Peek, Mrs. W. L. Sst. Miss
Grace L. MacMulen, +. l.. Riley and Mrs. a. l..
Horton, OF New York.
Mr. AMI Mrs ". j. Phillip, OF Buffalo: Dr. s. G.
IIenacy Of Washington, d. C.; Mr.. and Mrs. 4. 7.
Et0ll Mr. and Mrs. H. e. Titus, Miss b. Marshall,
W. H. Porter Mrs r.. W. Abro, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
H. Kellogg Mortimer Porter Thaln, Mrs. J. W. do
Aenero and Edward Mccoy, OF New-NOrk are among
the guests at tho Hotel Oxford
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
4 COUNTRY FAIR AT ASBURY PARK.
THE ATTRACTION THAT IS TO TAKE THE PLACE
OF THE CAMPAIGNING.

THE ATTRACTION THAT IS TO TAKE THE PLACE
OF THE CAMPAIGNING.
Asbury Park, Aug. 90 speciar.-The crowds here
this week have been large and all Of the hotels and
boarding honses have been packed to their utmost
capacity. The great ocean Grove campmeetng closed
yesterday, and many people will 60 home Monday.
Next week the first annual fair Of the Drummond
Driving Park Association and Monmouth County Fair
Society win be held the new grounds mile west
of Asbury Park 1t will be visited by thousands Of
persons who have never oldfashioned country
fair
Harry Bloodgood Slayback, Of NewYork, the football
player and excaptan of the Wesleyan University team
was In the Park on Wednesday attending the reunion
Of the Alpha Delt6 Phi.
Among the arrivals this week are Charles often,
New-Yor at the Surf House with his family eXJudge
J. Frank Fort Newark at the Victoria Hotel with his
family: Mrs. NJ F. Ellison, of New York, at the Grand
Avenue House: Harry Taylor, of New York, at the
Leroy cottage; Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Cooper, Of New
York. at Norwood Hall; George H. Opdyko. Jersey
City. at the Ocean Hotel: William Felslnger, New
York at the Fenimore; Arthur W. Birkins, NewYork,
al the Prospect House. c. A. Mansfield, Hobcken, with
his wife and sister, at the cottage Of Mrs Joseph l..
Dnrrah: w. J. Hoyt New York. at the Prospect House;
the Misses Annie and Louise Potts, and their brother
Walter Potts of Newark at the cottage of Charles Z.
King; Major F. T. Starck of the United States Army,
at the Leroy cottage with his niece, Miss Anita NJ.
starck; j.. Il. Graves and wife, Of New York; Miss
W. j. Haywood Of Jersey City, Is one Of
the brightest guests at the Coleman House;
Mrs. A. p Walsh of Brooklyn, at tho Hotel Berkeley
with her daughters the Misses w. and Lille Walsh;
Lee A. Disbrow, Newark, at the st. Claire Z. W.
Gallaudet New-York, at the Hathaway House, Deal
Beach with his family; the Rev. DR.. Tennis s. Ham,
ln Of Washington. at the Fenmore, with his family
j. Pierre Schenck and Harry Owen. Matteawan. N. v.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
THE WANING SEASON AT NARRAG AGAYSErT
MANY GUESTS RELUCTANT TO co AwAY-oTHEEs
COMING FROM THE ,,or-,.r.r,.n

CoMiN6 FROM THE MOUNTAINS.
Narragansett Pier, r. l., Aug 90 CspeclaD.-Al-
though the Pier has seen its best DAYS for the
OF 1891, stin It is by no means empty Departures
have been numerous, but the arrivals have been con-
Siderable People returning from the mountains usually
stop at the Pier for week or So Monday will
record The departure OF many Of the guests who have
been here all the season, but the landlords are expect
ing fairly good patronage up to September 90 The
September days at the seaside are DAYS full of the
Joys Of existence
Professor s. E. Tlman, OF West Point Military
Academy, Is stopping at the Atwood
Professor a. d. Thayer, of Franklin, Mass, IS at
the Rockingham.
Charles S. symonds, one Of the managers OF the
Utica, N. ", Asylum for the insane is at the Glad
stone.
Bishop C. C. Grafton, OF Fond du Lac. Wis, has
been visiting Bshopelect Nicholson, of Wisconsin, at
tho Massasoi'-IiOuse.
"Sandhursts end G0,000 feet OF land some OF II
running to the Scarborough beach, was sold at aucton
on Monday for $3.50. Herbert G. Go, OF Providence,
was the purchaser.
Bishop Thomas VI. Clark, of Rhode Island. breaches
in ST. Peters-by- the-sea tomorrow. He is stopping
for a few days with Mr.. and Mrs Ackley Bishop
Grafton, Of Fond du Lac, Wis.,, ofciacd last Sunday
morning. and Bishop Nicholson of Milwaukee, preached
In the evening"
Miss Alison Marion Fernle. from Ncw-York with
Miss NJ Won Buow, of Berlin, arc at the Hotel
Columbus.
Judge william W. Douglas, Of Providence, hos been
rcupetlng at the Pier before entering upon his abors
for the court year.
Massasoit House-Eoward Edgar, Bryant F. Foulke,
Jestus Ruperte, New York S. Hopper, Boston
Chandlers-A NJ. Hall, John Morrissey, New York {;
william Jones, II. Samuel, Miss Samuel, William IL.
Chapman Boston.
Revere House-Ersline Hewitt. W. B. Blackford,
C. ]. Purcell Montgomery Strong, Charles S. Brink
mann, ew-York Miss slOcovich, Mrs. G. sOcovich,
g. W. sIocovich C.. Cochran Browne, Brooklyn; Miss
Butler Paterson n. j.; William c. Pennington, BaltI
more.
Atlantic House-Georgc T. Harrison and family, NJ.
Cammann G. Nicholson r. L. Nicholson, J. H. White,
New York; Harry c. Barnes, Lewis d. Jackson, Phla-
delphia
The Rockingham-W. Kaufman, Colonel Schuyler
Crosby, Lucius Lyon, G. L. Lawrence, James Swan
Ballard Smith, ii. Saltus, Miss Leonard, Mrs. E. "
Ftzmaurice, o. c. Fuller and family, Howard Page
and Wife S. f. Moriarty. NewYo
Metatoxet House-W G. Wilson, Elisha H. Allen,
Emile Leonard, DR.. s. E. Milliken, l.. Kortwnght
H. c. Phillips, II. C. Phillips, 1r. New-Yorl.
Continental IIotel-Charles s. Hough, A. P. Mitchell
w. NJ Johnston, W. Morris. New-Yorl; Theodore G.
Lurman, baltimore.
Atwood House, p Mann, Troy; NJ. D. shaffer
Charles II. Terwiliger Albany Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Iurnbul Mrs. w. Z. Stone, William II. Hackstoh
J. l.. Winslow, New-York
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
,,.c,nryrS OF 4 WEEK At yEW-LoyDOy.

Ncw.London, Conn. Aug % Cspecl'l)-sOme two
months ago an old relief lighthip which had been on
duty near New-York was condmnnel by the Treasury
Department and turned 10 the Navy Department Tor
experimental purposes. She brought 10 the naval
station here and the arrival Of the Philadelphia from
Bar Harbor she viii be taken over 10 Gardners Fay
and used a target
The annual peace meeting held In Peace Grove at
Mystic this week. with unusually large attendance
Among the prominent speakers present were President
A. IT, Love, OF Philadelphia; Mrs. Mary a. LiycrmoFc
Mira Belva 4. Lockwood OF Washington the Rev. ~
J. Miner OF Boston; Mrs. Hannah j. Bailey, supern'
tondent Of Peace Department Of Worlds W. c. T. u, Of
Moline; the Rev. James a. O'Hara, and Mary Frost
ornisby o NewYork Elder r. ". Eyans, Of the Shakers
Paul u. Du chaIllu the wel-known African explorer
and author, Is visiting George H. Watson, at Rockawn
Cottage.
''rhc city Of New.London ought to White Beach"
Is remark Often heard now 'Yes, and II Alfred H.
Chsppel VIII accept tho Republican nomination for
Mayor she viii IT, Is the reply generally given
u bot weather 10 talk potcG but II Is due 20 the
hot weather scheme for hIs purchase Is agitatcd
and this WIN doubtless be popular pank for candidates
for Office at the election In September The beach, which
tho last stretch Of shore left u NewLondoners is At
present owned by gentlemen who disposed turn
t over TO the city at fair price ia order that IL may
forever be kept open 10 the public for bathing purposes
and the Land adjacent 70 Il some thirty acres In extent
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
POLITICS IN THE BERKSHIRES.
CONSIDERING THE NOMINATION OF Mr.. CRAPo
OR Mr.. ALLEN FOR GOVERNOR OF
MASSACHUSETTS,

Pttsneld Mass, Aug 20 (Speca-Interest greatly IN
creases in the question Of Republican candidate for
Governor the time approaches ior the Republican State
weeks 1t supposed In Rershire County two weeks
ago that Mr.. CrapO would be nominated By accamatoh
But now a movement has been foot In favor OF
Mr. Allen Of Lowell. Men from Boston and the eastern
part Of the State have been looking through this section
70 see what sentiment in reference 70 his nomna
ton One Of these men is member OF the state Cen
tial Committee Another IS Mr. SocuD. OF Newton, who
"a brother Of T. T. Slocur Of this city. Still another
* Colonel DYER of Boston, who member of Cow
orDor Bracketts stan. Mr.. Dwyer did not come par
culary In the interests OF any political candidate but
Company. IL seems 10 be his opinion that Mr. Allen
VIII the nominee
Tho solid, conservative men In Berkshire County es
cciay the manufacturers in favor OF Mr.. Crapos
nomination and the delegations from county w for
the most part 20 20 convention prepared to vote for him.
There VIII however exceptions. t is learned
tat the leading Republicans who usually have charge OF
aucuse. and conventions In North Adams in favor OF
NJ Allen aud that they win probably Flee. Allen deic-
oates from that large The Republicans OF flt
ad are friendly 70 Mr. Allen and many Of them have been
ha,d % say since the Allen became Dron-
nent that we're he nominated for Governor they "ouiu
do vha. tbey could for his But they are con-
WINGED that Mr. Grape would make typical Governor that
he would stand better chance G election than any ohof
available man. Therefore, 1t Is likely that the delegates
f,o,o th,s city viii vote for him IN the convention
rI,e prsaedtaon OF w. S. ollberts comedy Engaged
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

hurried trips on the lake almost impossible. Tho
shipment grapes usually begins thcn and while summer
travel by no means for weeks TO large
frequent for the time occupied In
making Of lake is long for the average
peasureseeker members OF the local Societies Of
Christian Endeayor had moonlight excursion on Monday
evening. largo church society plcncs from Victor
went up the lake Thursday and the same day the
supervisors exsupervsors Of the county spent the
day Seneca Point. Among the excursions In the near
future IS that the Master Plumbers Association Of
Rochester which will hold its third annual picnic al
Seneca Point Labor Day. The City Cadets OF kochesei
will hold their annual target shoot and picnic on the
same day and at the same place.
Mrs s. c. Hart. of this village, has been spending the
week In Rochester
e George b. Anderson and family, Of this village, are
spending time at the Seneca Point Hotel.
Mrs S. Foster and Howell Foster, OF Brooklyn
were In Csnandaigua this week
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
ANOTHER MONTH AT CAPE MAY.
MANY GUESTS LIKELY TO INITIATE MRS. HAIR
RISON's EXAMPLE AND TO STAY
TILL, OCTOBER.

Care May N j., Aug. 20 (specioD.-To nights enter.
ainments and hops closed full Of prosperity and
pleasure which Cape May has seldom had in years before
fair season with extraordinarily good entertainment has
been the general verdict The season has equaed any
in mast years Next week will end the hotel and
the larger hotels Will close while the modern and
smaller houses Will keep opcn through September The
cottage season promises last a month, as that Is
probably the length Of the stay Of the family Of the
President their cottage While the President may go
10 Washington three weeks. the family are expected TO
,emaln until October The length Of the visit however
WIN denend entirely on the time complete the
reuairs at the White House in Washington. The Pres
dent will remain here weeks and will take the time
out entirely in rest What Secretary Haord Will do is
uncertain He may 90 TO Washington soon and he may
stay here with the President. His daughter who came
here the day tho Presidential party left for the excursion
to Bennington and Sarooga, viii remain here uhu 'e
Iarrsons 20 back TO Washington.
Mr. and Mrs l. S. McKee, parents Of J. r. Mckee
the Presidents son-n-aw, guests OF Mrs HARRISON
Mrs j. r. McKee, the Presidents daughter and MIS-
Russell Harrison who sailed wednesday for home are
expected here the latter part Of next week 70 sphd
September with the family Mr.. and Mrs Howard Cole'
Of indianapolis who have been visiting the Presidents
family. win 90 home next week.
Among recent arrivals f. McN0lly. Miss NJ Nc
Carthy Mrs NJ. Butler Jersey Cty Mr. and Mrs D. l.
Carson OF Brooklyn; Senor w. i. de Mri0err spanish
Minister Venezuela Congress Hail. visiting the span
sh Minister Washington, senor NJ suareE Guanez' MIS-
james Dob-on, with her accomplished daughters ae
the Stockton Bishop keene president OF the Washington
(Catholicl University guest of C. Thomas OF rhl0ue
phia; Madame Modieska. at Congress Han, with het
daughter and daughter-n-law Mrs. G.. c. OueLaua oi
Costa Rica guest Of her cousin, Mira L. II. Townsend
at cottage Simon B. Cameron grandson OF Lincohs
Secretary War, and his cousin g. g. Cameron smon
Wolf ConsuGencro TO Egypt under Presidents Garfield
Arthur Louis W. Habercorn, Fifth Auditor Of the
Treasury at the Lafayette.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
CRIME IN RHODE ISLAND.
DEMOCRATIC HIGH-LIcENsE LAW CAUSES ~
CREASED DRUNKENNESS WITH THE
USUAr. prcrrr


Providence, r. l., Aug 90 Observation-Disclosures was
added this week TO the long list of homlcides The
victim this time was John McAlevy, and his slayer
James Donahoc, with whom he boarded McAlevy
was drunken, quarrelsome fellow. ready to pick a
quarrel with any one when in nuuor and that was
the greater part Of the time. The topic OF converse
ton which led up TO the shooting was the wfemurer
at Central Falls While Donahoe was undoubtedly
attacked and had provocation for his act the readiness
with which he filed his assaant full of lead shows
that the law against carrying weapons Is dead letter
The High License law, so-callcd, for which a Demo.
cratic Legislature responsible has not proved to
be restrictive, or even regulative. Drunkenness
abounds and the crimes growing out Of It daily In
crease. 1t is no uncommon occurrence to have more
than forty persons before the police court for ntoxca
ton Sunday morning.
The neighboring town Of East Greenwich IS In fer
ment over the mattercs street lighting Joseph Dews
who runs the principal factory of the town. put In an
electrclghtng plant few years ago for his own use
and soon the town made contract with him for light
ing the streets. At the last financial town meeting
only $1,000 appropriated for street lighting
whereas the cost, at Mr. Dewss figure would be nearly
sc, 800. The Town Council tried TO negotiate for
much lower figure, but Mr. Dcws was firm. Then sud
denly the Council made contract with naphths-lamp
establishment to light the streets for 81 500 and throw
In the plant at the end OF the year. Mr. Dews shut
of the electricity and the streets are temporarily in
darkness The citizens up in arms over the idea
of going back to naphtha, and petition for a special
town meeting to consider the subject is being generally
signed In the meantime the naphtha lamps are being
placed in position and the affair Is shaping itself into
local political issue.
John c. Wymsn who is the saaried man of the
Rhode Island Worlds Fair Commission, has returned
from Chicago, filled with enthusiasm the prospects
Of the Exposition.
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30
GOOD FISHING IN The ST. LAWRENCE R1VER

Round Island, Avg. 20 CspecaD.-The annua State
convention Of the Independent Order OF Good IenpaFS
has been session at Thousand Island Park during nc
week. Rousng temperance meetings were held every
evening Tabernacle addressed By prominent hnen
bers OF the order
Foger Brothers, Of Kingston who control the Thousand
Island Steamboat Company Will build large Lumber OF
passenger this to between Toronto and
Montreal next season.
The fishing In the St. Lawrence River never was
better than it is present
The tide OF summer travel has turned honeward. al
though many people Will remain Oh the liver through
september.
some OF the arrivals from Ncw.york during
the week are. Fron;onac-J. +. Baker
A. W. Losee Mrs. c. p. BntOn D. a. Mclaughlin {.
A. Klttel and wife. s. G. Van Dusen and wife NJ H.
Folger W. T. Gurley and wife. a. D. COgswel, W. b.
Buttcrwor:h A. w. Butterworth. J. w. Butterworh MI
and Mrs S. b. Hawley. Judson LOnsbury, c. h stand
niger, c. Bechstein, +. A. Bechstein Edward ooVu'
man. X. Sparks and wife, Mrs. Il. n. ClarA r. a.
waIdle, w. p. Howe, Mrs. II. j. Holmes. Mrs IL d
Elgheney.
Hubbard Housc-A. NJ. Barnes and wife, James Swan
son. o. NJ wenduna i. r. Bennett Robert Bennett
G. w. Story W. u. Drainan, C. d. Cordway ana Wno'
Mr. and Mrs. l.. H. Laphan, Master Lapham D '0nr ~,
son, c. w. ingalls,, T.. H. Ice. II. NJ. dchGln a. W.
Dobbs Miss ~. f. Rowell Miss r. a. Pratt.
en- thousand M Island & oqseA PesSr z 4 a. ASaegi wene e. g.
Evans Mrs John Irwin J. 7. Deems Hiram Brown l.
Ro:hschlld wife Stella Num- J. A. Wooley anu
wife, Mason and wife, Miss l.. Seymour, H. r, sey'
mour, Mrs G.. w. Rathbone Miss C. s. Rathbone I.oOe'
Behr r. y. Warren, l.. w. Mack aud wife, the Misses
Anna and Lille Mack. T. d. Reynolds and wife, '" ="
Boyle and wife, Mrs c. A. Smith, Mrs. w. r. Adams ana
child, Mrs. j. X. Southland, Mrs. II. W. White u, anu
child L. II. Camp, II. II. R0thfuss, r. 4. Fisher, W. A.
Walton and wife, J. A. Goldsmith Arthur Jackson "nu
wife w. II. Jackson and wife.
Crossmon-w. p. Wolfe. G. l.. Winters, c. A. stevens
J. H. Mauss. J. a. shattuek, Miss Agnes sumner N -
Nolan. Miss Lillian Russell, A. Miles, sande ~ b.
Alexander ana wife. - n
Walton House-F. Dunderdale. T. NJ. Rusby, n H.
TAYLOR, w H. Smith, Mrs. NJ. s. Kittenger. Miss LOIS
burg II. J. ottarbeips
New-York tribune., 1891-08-30

% .ne Inespan Amateur Dramatic Club. at tic Academy
&C., On wednesday cycnng unqualified sue
cess Tho Academy copta.y allied and the proceeds
VI sae entertainment 90 TO the Home for Aged
Mfs. d. d. Green ana Miss Green OF New.York, at
the American House
., n,, nessio wilson, OF New.York has been the guest
Of Miss Weed for the last week
ohei walter Cutting and have gone % the Adlron-
dacks on a hunting excursion
Inc sohaans, local musical club the direction
Oh PROFESSOR Ldde are TO give the opera Of aftha" at
the Academy September AID B. Tbev have Engaged
the best available talent In New.York opera companies for
the solo parts and the prospects arc that they will have
welhlled house.