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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
A. HU7ZLER'S Sons,
3l5 EAST BROAD STREET.

LOOK AT OUR STOCK OF WRAPS.
There are not so many of them as
there were two weeks ago, but still their
number is too great and the assortment
as good as ever. We place our reliance
on prices to make them go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

A portrait of Chief-Justice MARSHALL,
painted at Richmond, Va. by THOMAS
suLLY in 1929, has turned up at Chicago IN
private hands. So says the Baltimore
American.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

1T is our information and belief that
the Democratic party has more sense than
TO restore the sugar tax" So says the et'
Louis Republic, and we concur with 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

lied dealers at what are called "cut prices,
but the genuine guaranteed medicines cost
more, and are worth more
II you do get the genuine, they're the
eheGpest medicines you can buy, for they're
guaranteed in every case TO benefit or cure,
or YOU have your money back.
But you 'front.' get the genuine, except
through druggists regularly authorized az
agents, and at the following uniform ana
long-eStablished prices:
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery tho
remedy for all diseases arising from torpid
liver, or impure blood, $Ln per ootue'
DR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription the rem
edy for wonans chronic weaknesses and de-
pe,,g ln, sl.O0 per bottle.
Dr. Pierces Pleasant Pellets the original
and best little Liver Pills ~ cents per Wal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

We are also showing an elegant line Of BLACK
SILK Ia the newest and most desirable Weayas
at correct prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

pieces PARISlAN0 prica
STRIPES, black grounds with IIOO
l nsG,Sr ri SSloF'd stripes 20 S5C. Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

@ pieces TWO-TON ED1
STRIPED SATINS, dark
grounds, with dainty rolOred
stripes. % incnes wide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

NOVELTY DRESS GOODS, half a hundred
new designs, both In black and colors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

q pieces ERPESTIN F.
STRIPED SATINES, In Mite,
Light Blue, Yellow, Pink. Pts
tache, and Cream. 22 inches
wide. )
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

4 pieces PEAU DE SOLE in
Fight grounds, with self-col-
ored figures, in Light Blue.
Pink, Nile, and Yellow. ~
inches wide. }
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

8 pieces PERSIAN pom
GEES. in high colors. Just
the things for lamp-shades
and fancy work. 81 inches
wide. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
SILK
DEPARTMENT
EVENING
SILKS.

We shall offer today a spe-
cial limo OF BROCADED
CHINA SILKS IN delicate
colorings and dainty patterns.
Owing TO the non-crushabie
quality OF these silks they
are recommended by the best
dressmnkers for reception
and ball dresses. This line
includes Pink, Light Blue,
Mats. Lavender, Nile. Or am,
aud Pure White. % inches
wide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

3 pieces COL0RED sATINS,
In Pink, Light Blue, and 1el-
low. with graduated stripes
Of white. % inches wide. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

Z Having received many
new arrivals In this de-
partment NO are now
showing a superb line
Of SILKS, comprising
both the medium aud
darker shades for street
wear, az we'll as the
more delicate colorlngs
7 for evening costumes.
| Among them We men
ton: PLAIN AN d
! FANCY ON DIN rs,
| PEAU DE- SOLE. PAIL
| LhTTE Ok SOLE, EG-
! LANTINE, PARTISAN
CRYSTALS. REGENCE,
| PLAIN AND STRIPED
| BENGALINES. BRO
/ CADEs, PLAIDs, PLAIN
land CHANGEABLE
| TAFFETAs, SURAHS.
| CHINAS, CREPE De
| CHlNE, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01
DRESS GOODS.

The glimpse OF Holiday Wares with
their tempting attractiveness reminds US
that the best part OF the season for the
sale Of Winter Dress Goods Is rapidly
drawing to close We have therefore
changed the figures on number OF lines
that will speed their parting and cheer
the coming buyer. A few-very few
pieces Of handsome Striped and Plaids,
in bright colors, that we're SOC. will be
sold at 25c. one piece black and white
stripe in the same lot SO inches wide.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
We are already showing q beautiful
line of Stamped Goods in artistic de-
signs at ridiculously low prices En-
broidered Initial Silk and Linen Hand
kerchiefs wonderfully cheap Elder
down Pillows, Cushions, and Head
Rests in newest materials, and many
styles OF Fancy Articles in greatest va
riety. To show our immense stock OF
Holiday Goods. now opening, we need
more room, and that brings us to the
subject of CARPETS, RUGS. AND
MATTINGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

Blazer Suits In all colors. medium and
heavy weights, at mark-down prices.
Wraps In Fur-Trimmed, Plain, Satin-Lined,
Box-Plest, Russian Blouse.
Our great seller, 32-inch long, .ur-trimmed.
full shawl SOLAR, In HIGHT gray, tan, and black at
e4.90, worth sS.50-aL sizes.
Our Great Stunner-Light-Tan and Gray Dou-
bic Box-Pleat, at 1913, worth s15. These arc
new goods and Will sell rapidly.
Our Great Leafer-A Black Diagonal, Atwood
Cloth, "a inches long, Black Astrachan, full
SsAwi collar and satin-iined, at S.65, worth BIS
Childrens and'Misses Wraps In Jackets, Long
Cioaks. Russian Biouses, Gretchen Coats, al
sizes from TO is years Prices 1926 70 ais.
Our Cloak Department Is one OF the best IN
the city. Well lighted All we ask is q call 10 be
convinced that We mean business.
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By THE DISPATCH COMPANY

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The WEEKLY DISPATCH At 81 per annum
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"a s5c for six months
Subscriptions In all cases payable in advance,
srd no paper continued after the expiration OF
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THE

We have lust received another big lot Of JACK
ETS, Special sale for three days.
LADIES TAN JACKETS, $3.50; regular price,
LADIES TAN JACKETS, Vatican back, $40;
LADIES HEAVY RIBBED BLACK REFERS,
PLAIN BLACK CLOTH JACKETS, pearl but
FANCY CHEvIoT JACKETS, 30 inches long,
BLACK CHEvIoT REFERS, tur-trimmed,
CniLDRENs HEAVY CLOTH REFERS,
IA LADIES' CACHaERE AND CLOTH GAUNT-
only sc. pair They are finished with black
and. tan leather md fancy aud plain silk cord.
FANCY QUILTED SAfINS, Toe. yard.
Extra sse EIDER-DoWN QUILTS, pink
GOLD, and blue.
CHIFFON HANDKERCHIEFS, handsomely
embroidered, only 3Sc.; regular price, Sl.2o.
FUR-TOP GLOVES for little boys and girls,
only SIC. a pair.
BOYS FUR-TOP GLOVES, SOC.
GENTLEMRNS KID GLOVES, 81.
LADIES BLACK KID GLOVES, size 30 10 o,
only 25c. regular price, S1.25.
CREAM-SILk MOFFLERS, 75c. TO $3.50.
CREAM-slLK MUFFLERS with colored silk
flowers, S1.25 and sl.50 and Sligo.
OUR HOLIDAY DEPARTMENT Is NOW
JULIUS SYCLE & Son.
Nos. 20l and 203 east Broad.
fde 1-2tl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

Boys CLOTHING
AT LESS THAN COST AT
LEVY & DAVlS'S.
The Enoym0sSS Stock
Holiday Goods
now arriving make Il imperative that We have
the counter in centre aisle for the proper display
Of goods. When We opened our
Boys Clothing Department
this fall this being the only available space, we
assigned the entire counter to clothing. But as
the Holiday Goods must DO shown, ana we mus.
have this counter, we have decided TO close OUT
our entire stock OF
BOYS SUITS AND 0VERC0ATS.
To close ont the stock quickly wo have cut the
price on every SUIT and OFERCOAI 10
LESS THAN COST.
This great reduction offers you clothing at
prices you will never see again. ss you VIII please
bear in mind this Is not sale for an adVeruss-
ment, but a sacrifice sale to make room Tor hoii-
day Goods.
BOYS TW0-PlECE SUITS,
age to IL years:
SUITS that were 90 will be 1857.
SUITS that were $3.50 will pc s3.g1.
SUITS that we're 1925 will be S2.l9.
BOYS FINE JERSEY SUITS,
strictly all wool and handsomely braided, age
TO years:
SUITS that were 80 will be t4.9S.
SUITS that were as will DO s4.4s.
SUITS that were 80 will be 1910.
BOYS FINE DIAGONAL SUITS, trimmed
with fine silk cord, age 10 years:
SUITS that were s13 will be 1910.
BOYS TWO-PIECE SUITS In fine Cashmere,
ScOtcuef, hnO miAturee, ago . w ~ y7ato'
SUITS that were S12 will be $3.50.
SUITS that were $40 will be s6sS.
SUITS that were 8S will be s5.37.
SUITS that were 81 will be e4.76.
SUITS that were 80 will be s4.4S.
SUITS that were e5 Will be s310
BOYS THREE-PlECE SUITS
IN ine Al-Wool Cassimeres, Diagonals, etc, age
II, IS, and Ia years:
SUITS that were sl4 will be s0.97.
SUITS that were sl2 Will be 1870.
SUITS that were ell will be S7.b7.
BOYS CAPE 0VERC0ATS,
made OF the very best material, well made and
lined, age @ 10 IL years:
OVERCOATS that were SIS will DO $40.
OVERCOATS that we're 81 will be 1887.
OVERCOATS that were SS will ba 1919.
OYERU0ATS that were s6 will be SAID
AGE11 TO YEARS.
ovERCoATs that were sl3 viii be 1915.
AGE TO YEARS:
ovERCOATs that we're IS will be 80.
BOYS CHINCHlLLA REFERS,
age to . years;
REFERS that we're So will be s4.37.
REFERS that were $500 will DO S3.47
| FVY & laws
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

UPTOWN OFFICE 433 EAST BROAD
STREET
MANCHESTER OFFICE, 1908 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

T EVENING SILKS will
be In great demand for
the next TWO months, 80
! we have laid in a large
stock to supply our GUS
toners wants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

You don't get
tCh0t you rant,
il you expect to
buy DR.. Pierce's
genuine medi-
cines at less than
the regular prices
You can buy
counterfeits, ini-
tations, dilutions,
and substitutes,
from unauthor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

Anletsers ana kilograms must bo addressed 70
9HE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Lniarfeh oornmnnica fionH win not be rfturned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-01

BLANKETS.
We have about 20 pairs Of Blankets
more or less soiled on the edges. We
need room for our stock of holiday
goods now arriving, and must sell these.
Our loss will be your gain. Come and
look at them, and we are sure you will
buy.
DRESS GOODS.
Only few pieces each left OF those
full yard-wide HENRlETTAS, in black
and navy, at 2lsc. yard.
ISAAC HELD, 600 Broad street.
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ADVERTISING RATES
nLLr INcH on LESS

Reading notices IN reading-matter type, pVo
lnes or less, Ell: IN nonpareil loaded, 7bc.
Card Of rates foI more space furnished ON ap-
kNcation.
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Woodward & LOthrOp.

CLOAKS.
% Long Cloaks at half price.
Those that sold at Sl5, now $3.50.
Those that sold at SD. now Sc.
Those that sold at 80, now 50.
Those that sold at g., how $3.50.
SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' WRAPS
Where our line is broken and we own
only one or two OF style, should the
size be yours, you can secure great
bargain neither the cost nor value will
be considered. We want the room moro
than the cloaks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-28
Hotel Notes and Gossip.

George S. Ciapp, +. p. Leroy. Charles
Hlndear and Mrs. ForIer OF Niles, and
Mrs. Katie Doersaw of South Bend
Ind, are at Sweets Hotel. They have
come To- attend the case of Dougsn vs..
the Manufacturers Accident In
demnlty company, now on trial IN the
Unit ! States court. G.. W. Dougan,
5. s. aker and Austin Walker, also
of Niles, are At the Morton, and are OH
the same mission.
DR.. @. X. Pogue of Detroit is reg
istered at the New Livingston. The
doctor has been looking over Grand
Rapids sor the past few DAYS and has
come to the CONCLUSION that il Is one Of
the most desirable cities IN the country
III Which to locate, and will do SO about
May !. He has baen connected with
the Harper hospital in Detroit for the
past two years.
The fame of the New Livingston is
spreading among Theatrical and travel
ing men anu that house Is reaping the
benefit TO very pretty tune.
George Ballard and daughter and
Mrs. Jones and Miss Dardson of Hol-
land are guests at the New Livingston
today.
Il. e.. Lamorraux of the Fruitport
Iron works is registered at the New
Livingston. He Is accompanied by his
sister.
Senator T. r. Green OF Alma ls at
the New Livingston. He is accom-
panied bv his daughter, Miss Fannie.
o. II. Judson OF Cleveland is at the
New Livingston. He is connected with
the Standard Oil company.
The Rev. Washington Gardner was
registered at the New Livingston yes
terday.
George c. Tyler. advance for James
O'Neii, is at the New Livingston.
Donald Mcleod, Il Port Huron con-
tractor, is at Sweets Hotel.
J. W. Bell and wife OF Cadillac are al
the New Livingston.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-28

There "a yet . lighting chance to
secure q substantial appropriation for
The Improvement OF the Grand river,
aud the tfst man TO buckle on the
srmor Is CEarles T. Sigh. Sotslth-
standing the report Of Colonel Ludlow
was delayed until after the Rivers and
HaTbors bill had been reported and 10
al appearances the Last hope for q
deeper channel bad been indefinitely
postponed, Mr.. Sigh At once pot hinl-
self in com municatiou with the sena'
tors from this state, from whom he has
received assurances that II deter
minsd effort be made u may yet
te possibIe 10 secure an appro-
priatlon for the river. In pursuance
OF suggestions made by Senator stock
bridge, q circular address will be pre-
pared and circulated under the direc-
ton Of the board of trade today, tor
the signatures OF snterprising CITIZENS,
urging upon the senate the addition of
al amendment, or rider to the pend
ing ball, making provision for at least
500, 600 for the Improvement Of Grand
river. II is probable that the attention
OF Representative Belknsp will be called
to the opportunity 90 offered, and that
he viii be requested TO cooperate with
the senators IN securing favorable ac'
ton both in the senate and house. Ii
is also suggested that representative
and interested citizens forward TO the
senator's Immediately, their earnest ad
vocsey of the proposition IN the shape
OF personal letters. Two years ago
over $4,000 in amendments, or
''rldeTs." were added to the appropria-
ton bill after It had gone TO the senate.
THIS amount was scaled down to about
s., 0co 600 aud then passed. Concerted
aid immediate action on the part OF
our citizens viii result IN something
for Grand river. Hustle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-28
rAcrs FOR FREE TRADERS.

LsborIously the opponents of free
trade seek for flaws 10 the tariff law.
Wool has been a red rag 10 them and
with coatOrtions which would do
credit to homeless man they turn and
twist facts which are opposed TO their
theories. Just now they are finding
much comfort &c the fact that the
number Of shoddy mills has increased
with us from seventy-three IN 1880 to
ninty-thrse ia 1890. In the increase of
the capital of this class OF mills they
find even greater satisfaction. But not
one of them has been honest enough to
say that tee number of employees in
creased from 1852 to 2266; or that
wages have have more than doubled
tho increase being from 100000 in
1850 TO $540, 600 in 1890. They do not
enlarge on the fact that only little
more than half the product of these
mills was shoddy. Nor do they inform
tne pub tic that mills coming under the
head Of shoddy mills produce yarn
and various other kind of goods. In
their cry for free importations Is not
to DO found the significant fact that
English wooden mills consume an
nuslly 90, 900. 900 to 75,ooo,o o0 pounds
of imported WOODEN rags, and that this
vast quantity is more than equalled by
the pounds of domestic rags which en-
ter into English textile fabrics To
admit the use Of adulterants by Ameri-
can mills IS not to admit the superiority
Of European manufactures. The fact
- we'll established that adulterants are
used to large extent in most of the
textile fabrics. But in no country do
they enter into them so largely as IN
free trade England.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-28

s.ents. hewsver, hare wrought qesss
Change ia ths p1xakscsJ a&knD4pA<1ss
and While hT. Rck senAin tiss tnsoE-
it< OF . nA1oslty 81 Bsfgka -oaEs ttk
dsess Ut she Hon- HAn<n q P4Agres -
Q candidate for guhexn&torsai konou
bas sssS3nt nsS CD ~ - usesos ~
undesixnk1s factor il tie 3eid. Is .
greatly ~ Mr.. faAgHos's credit thsa the
n.eRtson Of ~ naxns should, - -
short . tirae, have created 20 pro
noaleed . davisEon 81 sen tllaeat. and
it . peculiarly Dssnfysng that wbiie
friends and advocates. the irtsiiiGsns
aud influential supporters Of each re-
gard the other IA no othsr Egbt than
worthy and honorable opponeni--Bsy
City Irlbnne.
TIE Mining Jousnsi sess With gfstifi-
cation thai Mayer PnGres Of Detroit
nae consented 10 enter the race as
candidate tor the gub<rnstoTlai nonsi-
nation. aud IL honestly believes tina. Il
the convention should make him the
nominee OF the party for governor. II
will have taken 10 tiGst step toward re.
deenliug the state from democratic
rule NTH q wisdom thai Will commend
;is work 10 the confidence 81 the peo-
pie. There have hecn several good
men spoken OF in connection With the
goserrorstsp. hut there are peculiar
consiieratsons involved ia tue CAM
psigp which, % our mind. 60 10 make
Mr.. Pingree above all otheTs mentioned.
the man tor the place 81 this time, and
the one whose nomination would do
most 10 enthuse the party throughout
the state.-Marquetts Mining journal.
With either Rich or Pingrce the re-
publicans OF Maehigaa viii marcia 10
victory tins year. Eoto are honorable
men. have tie coniijeIce snd esteen
OF large numbers OF their fellow elti-
zens. Both are gentlemen OF large
business experience long 'centitis d
With tina material pro efcss oil she state.
Saginaw Courier Herald.
We have been watching Mr.. P.agree's
pola,cai history as he hss made Il. and
think him one Of The trmes; aud hes,
republicans in the Htate and wholly
worthy Of any honors that the party
can testow upon him. Ii Is early in
the day, however, and eererai good
men are in the field. Wberr the con.
yenti"n's choice will fall can only be
surmised ~ preseni.-Lake County
Star.
Mayor Pingree bryan business in
Detroit Ia 1866 with an actual cash
capital Of $it0. The firm Of whic.i he
is the head Is now one Ut the iarges, in
the country. and 10 erecting Z six-story
factory on Jefferson avenue tha; will
be occupied about May l.--Saginaw
Courier Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-28
rEHEfSG SEA LATIN.

The legal and diplomatic expressions.
"modus vivendi,' ''fere naturs,"
SNARE clsusum" aud ''pelagic fishing"
have been used constantly in the dis
cussicn of the Behring sea seal fisheries
dispute. "Modus vivendp means
literally mode of living" In Law it is
employed to designate . temporary
settlement OF matter in dispute.
Thus last year Great Britain and the
United States agreed that pending the
settlement Of the Behring sea seal
question, certain restrictions on the
taking of seals. should be observed by
both countries for one year. The year
having expired. President Harrison
ssked the renewal of the ''modus
vivsndi.r ss the matter was not yet
permanently decided. "Fere nature"
means animals IN the state of nature
That is, in the wtld state, and therefore
The prey CT AL MANKIND, ike the tigers
aud elephants in An African jungle.
Iofd salisbury made last year the
claim that the Behrrng ses seals we're
fsr,e nature, aud therefore Canadians
we're entitled to kin these ANNALS all
thew liked. II shis claim we're allowed,
there would "a q few years he not
sea- il the Pacific. Mare" pro
nouncsd IA iva syllables. Is the Latln
word for sea eisusnm." which means
closed CO shut. MARE elsusan' aesns
thsresor- . sea closed or shut IL =
eislniea ard r'ehtiy, too. that ws &C
CURED VITA the purcbsss Of Alasxs The
4sbtto consider Behunx go - ar To-
slossd or privsts Asnsrsean water. IKE
asssscaa sests hsy OF Lsxs Miehxsa.
and that taersfsrs 30 aAa the risst %
1orhid aay other nsiion 10 hsh n sts
waters Tia right 6Fsss Britain dsd
aos adsss. Thea thsfs = tie srFr~s
aon pessgie 4saGnx.v u sssass 70 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-28
AMUSE MENTS.

Carrie Louis and company appeared
at Retmond's last night IN "A Mid
night Call" This play offers Miss
Louis excellent opportunity to exploit
her versatility, as she appears in fonr
different character DISCUSSES, all OF
which che assumes with distinctress.
Shoe sings and dances, and her work
generally was characterized with vivac-
ity and brilliancy, and abe was at Ill
tim = entertaining and interesting. The
company gave very even performance
and were much more en- rapport with
lite and action OF the piece than they
were in Dads Daughter" Matinee
today.
"Thc Modern Husband seems 10
have made fine impression on the
Detroit public. The newspapers give
high prise 20 Prof. Heneeqaln for ixv-
ing constructed q comedy fnli OF life
and iaughable situations, and the dla-
iOgue is said TO be rich, witty aud crisp.
IL will bo given at Powers next We'd
nesJay evening for the benefit of
Manager G.. n. Gsr~ocd. The ssls of
reserve seats will open at Powers
Saturday morning..
There is al excellent advance sale OF
seats tor PATTI Rosa's appearance in
Dolly Warden" at Powers tonight.
THIS comedy was written FIR her With
view of giving her fun scope for tho
exercise OF her undoubted talents 80
an ingenue and eomedsenne. Pripei.
pal IN her support are Joe Cawthorne
and J. W. Dunno.
James O'Neili. who heads the fiss Of
American romantic actors. viii hs st
Powers nsss Tuesday night IN Monte
CFlsto." This play has been verits-
bic gold mine 70 Mr.. UNeill and the
public desire for Il would warrant hIs
plsviex u for many years 10 come. but
he declares ne viii put II ASIDE after
this season.
Ala Gray eomes 20 Rsdmond's neat
week vita hes fsvsses version OF "East
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