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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-04-07

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ING to receive the American Farmer for
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From Gates.

The new natnralizod citizens are coming
every week. Another arrived at your cor.
respondents house the other day.
Mr.. Robert Diiard deserves the well
wishes of his cighborhood for clearing off
the Taylor graveyard near the Union Camp
Ground (cOlOrcd(. What is considered gen
eral business is nebody's business, but Mr..
ID. concluded this was his business, and a II
people should take n lesson and act accord
ingly.
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Good EcnlDlnrH.

Col. II. B. Dcmarec will deliver lecture
in Pickcns on Tuesday, April 2Gth, at If
a. m.r under the auspices Of the Indcpcn-
dent Order Of Good Tcmplars of South
Carolina. Mr.. Demarcc is an excellent
talkcr and we trust good crowd will be
ont to hear him. Admission will be free.
lie Will lecture at other places in this vi.
cihlty az follows: Easley, April 26th, at 8
p. M; Liberty, 9th; Central 2Sth aud Sen.
cca 2gth
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-04-07

Cnurci, III iuIinGI ,alIru Iul S,,-uu AZ.
this cause. The amount asked for was
subscribed within twenty minutes, and the
hytCrian.
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Confederate veterans, Iscun,on

Confederate Unilcd) Veterans Reunion
at New Orleans, La, April Sth, '92. Fol
the above occasion the Richmond & Dan
vile railroad will sell round trip tickets tc
New Orleans and return at the rate OF
one first-cass fare for the round trip
Tickets on sale April g, 7 and 8, good re.
turning until April l2th, 92
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-04-07

Southern Baptist Convention, Atlanta,
Ga, May 9th TO i3ih, %. For above oc-
casion the Richmond & Danvilc railroad
will sell reduced round trip tickets to At
lanta Ga, and rciurh at rate Of one first-
class fare for the round trip. Tickets will
be Oh sale May 3d TO 9th inclusive, good
returning until May 18th, '92.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-04-07
HE ATLANTIC COAST LINE r T
PASSENGER DEPARTM MEN1.

Wilmington, n. c., Feb. Tth, 1862.
Fast Line between Charleston and Co
!umbia and upper South Carolina and
Western North Carolina.
Condensed SCHEDULE.
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Going East.
Going Vest.

~. ly. tDaily except Sunday.
S ii trains between Charleston and CO.
lum. l, s. G., and carry through slccpcrs
between Charles and Cincirnati
III. NJ. EMERSON,
Asst Gen. Pass. Ag,nt
r. NJ. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
J. r. KENLY, GEM Manager.
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~ AT COST!

Our entire Stock of Goods, con.
siSting of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Shoes, Hats, Notions, Hardware,
Crockoryware, &c, to he sold at cost
.,,,4I .';,nc.l of
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Notice to 'ErpsDaaacrS.

All persons are notified not 10 trcspass
on o inc lands of the undersigned by hunting
fishing or in any other manner.
u. @. Gaines, IT. Gassnwuv.
f. A. Lewis, /. Ross Eaton
Sue Il. Lewis, W. 3, Rnogs
Bette Gaines.
AprT3
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SrARrANBUEG, March 3l.-Thcre is snoth-
ing in the charge against Chas. F. Barrett,
ESQ, about which a good deal has bt en-
said in the press. 1t is SO absolutely un-
reasonable that it rrfutcs itself. A copy of
the indictment is here and it alleges that in
the year 1890, in the State of Georgia, Mr..
Barrett while on visit to Georgia to his
mother and sister, cmbcZzl, d Pos;onica
supplies to the extent of $50, thus causing
his sister, who is Post Master, to lose this
much. This in the face Of the fact that
his sister is a widow, and was at the time
living on the farm Of Mr.. Barrett free Of
rent I. Z. in Evening y DAmocrat.
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The SIblcy Mission.
At the first church Augusta, Ga, there
was Il large audience las! Sunday morning.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-04-07
MCFALL'S
ALMANACK

@A--k- IL &-AA-1a
The picnic season is approaching
and baskets are the proper thing.
THIS ALMANACK
has got 'em and got 'em bad. All
kinds, sizes, shapes and prices.
HERE THEY ORR!
Everybody needs a hamper basket.
Orr a satchel basket,
Orr O lunch basket,
Orr market basket,
Orr q clothes basket,
Orr covered basket,
Orr double covered basket,
Orr bushel basket,
Orr half bushel basket,
Orr some kind of q basket.
And while the picnic lasts here's a
few other goods that will be in dc
mand.
A nice lot of Parasols, Umbrellas
and fans.
White goods and embroideries,
cottonadcs and checks.
Oil cloths, and damasks.
A nice line of summer hats and
shoes.
Table and pocket cutlery.
Tin and glassware and Il small lot
OF crockery to close ont cheap.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-04-07

Alaska promises to he very profitable
investment fer the United States. 1t has
more than paid for itself out of the prod
uct of tic seal fisheries. a company Of
American capiiaiiSiists, who have investi-
gated the resources Of Alaska, offered to
buy the territory from the government for
$l5,0oO,oro. This would net Uncle Sam a
handsome profit, but it is cvidcn; that Alas
ka is worth double that sum, and that it
would be the l'art Of wisdom to retain the
territory.
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Perhaps you think that's flight Of ar
tistic imagination? 1t isn't. The artist is
right as far rs he goes, bat hc doesn't 90
quite far enough. When you split thing
in two it doesn't Away happen that YOU
cut in the center and we arc not dividing
out profits in the middle. On the contrary
our division is over whclmingly in favor of
the purchaser. There's good reason for
this unusual proceeding. The time for re-
dncing our enormous stock Of Winter
Clothing has come and iiy inducements
pave the way to big reductions. Here are
some prices which will show you that the
matter of profits is not bothcring US at
all.
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GREERVHLE, s. C.
Practices in all the courts Can rive
very best references. Telephone No. 70.
jan22mG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25
70 srr ron INFRINGEMENT OF PATENT

Minneapolis. Mimi. Nov. 81 (Specian.-kecshuy
TIE nunincton Iron Building Company was organized
lp th.. city with capital stock OF S1.0oo'O". IN
m. articles Of Incorporation it was stated that the
object Of the incorpoTtors was the manufacturing {"
.bo iron framework a. well all other material neh
in tho skeleton construction Of iron buildings under
The patents If L. :. Bulington, and for such DINER
purpose, necessary for the complete establishment
o. >ld business. II, however. trdnSllies mat hh'
wa, not the first object Of the organization several
wear, ago l.. :. Burlington, Of this city. patented
mothod OF binding steel supcIsiructurr WHICH, he
claimed Il itbmtrd the immense weight Of large buii
lu,,, I'm such manner that their erection became
possibility. He assert, that his method mas p'eh
used since hy other architects and buffers "'iho'
,t ,.,cf,,r, my conncu,at. on for H. lie has re-
,cat.dN warned these builder, that lhcN were III
ringing h, patent. and he proposes 10 take me
matter into tir courts. iud gtoofc from IN" owner,
Of all building, wbor this patent Ia, been u,ed , per
cent u tho cos, Of the building IN New YORK ana
thicapn hlldiugS valued at %l4,OooOp nave uceh
erected which have used. IL /. alleged, THIS patent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25

The students Nov mrn, Of New York, which IS
branch Of the Young Mems On fstian As'ociaio1 OF
Twenty third 81 and Fourth nvc.. reception -
students visiting the city, NJ It's rooms 40 1876 Lex
Ineon-avr last night. OF the guests, Pnnccton'
UNDERGRADUATE, predominatci. There were also NUN
her Of Yale and a fcw Harvard men. All the rooms
Of the house thrown open 10 the visitors ana
about 200 enjoyed the hospitality Of the society. The
time was passed with glcc club and chorus singing
of college songs. until the sPcners If the evening
arrived. They wcr Chamccy VI. Dcpcw. the Rev
Dr. Mace rachcn. Cnncco- II the University Of the
city Of Ncw-York. and tho Rev. DE-
Wilton Merle smith. pastor Of tho Cen
trail Presbyterian Church In West Fif'y seventh
4. W. :. Tanhridgc, president OF the association
made the addics, Of welcome. lie then intr0hnecu
Dr. MacCisIcIcn who spoke mostly Of the meaning
~ the dsv 10 Americans. The Rev. Dr. smith cam"
next. Mr.. Dcpew said in part
NV friend. the Roy. DR.. smith did not ahect
my mind 50 much my feelings. have the sym
pathy for him feels for man who has been
cracking nuts and has struck hl' finger with the
hammer In the colleges students have but one
college one cheer veil. In politics man VIII
tell Won. he will talk to YOU way and Vol"
another. II every who told he going
10 vote the Republican ticket hal done 3d. would
have carried tie election high and dry. | am gnd
Won are all yOunG men. for feel there Is no chance
for those men In heaven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25

Chicago NOV. 24-IIundrods Of meeors shot across
the SKY ast might and The display WIS far ahtad ~
ANYTHING u 'rc L'd seen here I'm many years. Al
the Kcnwood Oi- rvatry Professor HUE cciAci 100
IN twelve minutes. and be said that M times they
came faster than that lie declares that Tn" star
hover ha. nothing with the comet. Reports
come from various points In the state Of great merorc
displays.
JafIso1vil'e H. Nov. .l-Ahout O'Clock last
evening thr people Of his city who were out were 50
Fortunate 81. - grand shower Of mcieor ana The
sight VIII MT son L. forgotten. II lasted nearly an
hour the sky b''ng quite clear.
Denver. Col.. Nov. 24.-Th" much mlkedf comet
was vlcv, from tine Chambcrlin Observatory In tl.s
rtv last rizh' by Professor Howe. Owing To IN"
small >cop. ~ the o~crviorvS glass nothing drhnilc
,ya. learned The comet was VfS!ilr. howeN r. am
xhpIfci gls"oii, appearance through when IN" stars
,oIld be- son. The direction IN which II WIS rlv'il
ING c..ll NOT be- a>ccralnci. several rcicoS w'r1
on f.lsng during he night bur they were M grea;
distance.
San Frurci,co. Nov. "a shower Of mri"or was
observed h.r li~' -ycIing. over leo Wet" c"unt,n
l,v Ifof,--nr Davidson. Of the toa,t and G"Jdeuc
survey I'm about an hour and a hnlf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25
MIS-. LAWS ARRESrEp AGny.

Mrs BERTHA Laws, who wa arrested som" weeks
ago together with Dcming3 Ruiz. the consul "ch'r!
If Ecnndor, Oh charge, of negotiating forged hyt'
for Al 900 and who /, under 5000 bail awaiting
trial on ~ charge Of forgery, was arrested ye''iday
ly Detectives Sullivan and Long, Of the Nneicclth
Precinct charged with passing bogus checks. Mra
Laws since she was released from Jefferson Market
Prison on bail has been aylng at the west Ihd'S
Hotel No lO3 West Thirty eighth s.. In the Fl't
few days y lumbcr Of shopkccpcIS ON broadway
Lave complained 10 Captain OC0nnor that they inVo
boon swindled out Of small amounts ot money by
Mr. Laws by means OF bogus checks. Detectives
sullivan and Lang detailed 10 th" case. ana
learned that Oh November II she had purchased Two
uairs u gloves valued at ~ from Joseph llcndi at
No 1907 broadway and lad offered II check on the
sixth National Bank for go. and rad received WI
I'm change. The check was presented M the bahh
for payment, and rcturucd with the statement
that Mrs. Laws had account at the bank
About the same time the detectives learned
that Mrs. Laws had passed two bogus checks n Too
and S75 on picture dealer named Clauaen, az
sixth-ave and Twenty -eghth-St., and that sh" had
also stolen picture valued at 80 from Mr. ClhlNch
ON Tuesday Detectives sullivan ana Lang went TO the
West Indies Hotel and learned that Mrs. Law, had lett
the hotel aud had paid her board bill Of $lO6 with Il
bogus check on the Park National Bank. Yesterday
afternoon the detectives met Mrs Laws on SiNthave
surface car and arrested her Mrs Laws was taken to the
Thrtleth. t. station There she said She was twenty
eight years old and lived at the Barthold Hotel In
Mrs. Laws possession was iouna D"Hc r o. pa%
Ifngs which had been pledged for $50 bracelet Tor
10 pair OF diamond ear rings Tor rlUo' ana OtHcr
articles for s75. She also had number OF losing
pool tickets on horses. She VIII De hrraieheu Ill 'ei-
Market Court to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25
NOTES OF THE WORLD'S FAIR.
THE EDUCATIONAL EXuIBIT-t DORMTORY AS
sOCIAT:ON-A QUADRANT USED BY
COITNRUS

chicago Nov "a (Spocan.- Educators OF the country
will get heir special building for the Worlds Fair eA
bibits Jus, when plans will BE- approved cOhHacH
lct and space assigned IS uncertain. me hN'cu"N'
committee OF the Worlds Fair Directory. which has
final authority, expected 10 acl on inc phiuliS
question yesterday, but adjourned without any co'i
slder.ti,n q IT, Individually all The members 81 ~"
committee agree with Director A. II. Reven. who said
r.gardnc the matter: The building VIII be con
s4,ucted There Is question about that 1t Is not
easy howevcr 20 act quickly, even In - lmpf1an' a
root,cr when there 4, much other business to handle
and when estimates required to act jn'"igenty.
ono OF the Worlds Fair projects when VIII he OF
,orcs, +, the public has Just been perfected by In" IN
cornorat,on OF the Worlds Fair Dornory Association
=. chic,r, This association organized for the
,,,-,osa NJ aGording accommodations for families Of
limited mean, who desire 10 visit the Exposition
lease has been made for a tract Of Iahh between
French.sve and -evcnty-nfth-st. The promoters OF
tho enterprise are Mrs Henry r. HaydOn ana MfS'
rraoorck Fake. of Chicago. Back Of these women IS
in. moral and 10 large extent the hhancla support
OF members OF the Board OF Lu"! '''''s''' ' P
nent Worlds Fair officials
Ottawa NOv. 24.-The dominion Government haA
secuted from the Rev. william McCulloch, OF truro
:; q quadrant said 70 have been used by Christie
nber Columbus on his voyage Of discovery Inc qoau
ro,, win 10. exhibited At the Worlds Fair.
paw. Nov. o4-M Camille Kranz, a member Of NC
c,o,,hor of Duuties and French CommlssonerGen"fal
o. tho chicago Columbian Exposition. has returned
from his visit 10 tAc Exposition. lie said 'o'oaN "
The Associated rress correspondent; nave CONN
lack half An American. was dehghtcd 10 s'o 'h'
e. hbiuon six months before the opci'iS. s,cccs.
dnnt fIat ne worlds Fair viii be erahu huuIV1,
I win return for the May ceremohl's wus nv a..
,"td 81 t'hicap 90 attended many fine banquet, lha'
- The Feowcrafi Cub being one OF the most men, u,
o,abe and listened 10 and made sptechss. IeH,r hi
80 had a. leave Chicago before the dinner 10 Mhich
NJ Potter palmer had invited me Wme al "S IN
ington | left my card at the Nhlte ii s,, VII
Al Chicago | saw VccPre.idenl Morton. ana hau "
pleasant chat with Mr.. Whiieaw l''fn, 'o"''u CIV
Fair officials al able body OF genucmeh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25
SHOOTING FOR VALUABLE PRIZES.

The employees ~ tie Bro ylvn Furniture Cpm"a IS
r.M thclr un'h siOUtn, match at X d. wood Paris.
rrpollyr Yesterday Th's, friendly match"s tlh"
place every soc M ycar aud kc'rly looked for
ward 20 by every one. Yesterdays meeting was TO
exception - Tie rule for the shooting good ih'
hest Of feeling pfcvnias among the 100 who were
present. md Their WIZ no lack Of good cheer J.
wax shortly after 10 O'Clock when the first dc,ach
mcns began 10 arrive. aud at IL O'Clock all were
eat d before an ccrlt br.ihfat. shooting b,-al
prucrally at noon Tie range wa 10 fc''. With .
target two feet In diameter and three inch bnll-y".
Thc-e I'm charge u III, shooting team were Captain
t. j. Cllnk. =. J. Maloy. secretary Loni, +. Dclm.
arrangements The targets we're taken TO a room In
the. hotel and there carefully checked over by
the mdscs-Isaac Mason G. II. Mrii0s Lieutenant
e. II. Rice VI. Rcichman and Louis >patL II wa,
mo- easy task this classifying he but the follow
ne are the name, u The four principal winner,
frs, Prize. n set Of parlor furniture T. Mcdonald ;
econd pre-. set Of bedroom furniture " II. III mp
ION: thrl pr1k". A dlnng.room set. " b. shpman ;
fourth prize god watch Edward White.
Every one Of the competitors cot some prize or
another, varying In value from - TO 500. There
w,re ninety two oomp ltors IN all ~ tho" TIVE t.
one placed their three shots on the target twenty
i've missed with one round seventeen with two. while
M. rest did not touch the target at all.
After the re .ular shooting there was competition
among the twenty six guest, OF the company; rye
pfi1e, wei" offered, and these wei" won h> J"hh L..
Tovse Louis ~pafL Lieutenant G.. H. RE, enables
lItzclbergcr ard Frederick larfar MI these pnze'
werc wen worth winning Atrr ne Sn 81, WAS
cartv cheers for Isaac Ma, )u, AfAu. thompson, j.
O'ConnOr and h. J. Nalloy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nov. @4.-There have been faw
4hootine alfay, I'm Alabama which have aroused 50
much p,pnla- interest as that which took place III
MON ~pflus, YESTERDAY. II is intimately connected
with the polite, OF the state. James II. Ely, the
injured man. rested quietly To day, AMI there Is some
hope OF hi recovery. II has been found that each
If the four bullets nrcd by Frank VI. Mo,eey left IT.
mark The Only dangerous one, however. l. that
uhioh entered the abdomen. II Is not likely That
No,.ley VIII ever bc tried for the shooting, aS II Is
generally admitted that ii was done In sell defence
Alto V Lee who candidate for congress
from, the TIA District. wrote letter To MoNe!ey asking
Tim to Use hi. influence toward his nomination.
The Ely side II the story IS that MoSelcy l"it the
letter I'm 4 store and thus IT. fell into the hands OF
Flv wh) sent IL 10 Oatcs, the other candidate
Onre,. /, Is said used this letter. and Lee claimed
that il wa, one Of e." causes o! his defeat Moseey
claim, that he never received the letter. and that
Ely secured il unfairly. Ely and MOseley met in
store list saturday and had warm words over
the letter. but friends separated them. ana they did
NOT NEE. again until yesterday. II l. claimed BY
Nn,clry', friends that after he rad told Ely h2
wanted nothing to do With him he walked away, ana
was al least twenty feet distant when Ely drew Il
knife and started FOR him, and he fired the shots 10
avoid being stabbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25
THE DISINTEGRITED COMET.
TIE EARTH TO CROSS ITS TRACK SUNDAY NIGHT
OBSERVATIONS BY PROBE ;sOR REEFS.

TIE EARTH TO CROSS ITS TRACK SUNDAY MGlT
OBSERVATIONS BY PROFESSOR REEFS.
Tho dslntegratei comet known as Bielas, has not
appeared at it, perlhellon this year as comet Du'
It Is giving evidence Of being near rs by sehoihS all
unusual number Of shooting stars into our a'hosPei''
This comet II is to be remembered, Is supposed I'd w
spread out through ellptical orbit extending iron.
about where the earth now IS outside the orbit Oh
upiter ON the opposite side Of the sun The particles
are lrrecula-ly distributed being numerous in some
norons and few i'm others. The earth In It's move
men. round the sun crosses the orbit OF the comet
during the latter part Of November each year, a""
receives from it many few shooting stars a'coiui"s
rs the PARTICLES in the vicinity happen to be many or
rcw There are evidences ths year. astronomers say
that there will De an unusual display when the eai,h
crosses the track of the lest comet on Sunday Night
t numbers of shooting stars have been recently,
amornti,g almost 10 a shower on Tuesday night
These mctcoIs are called Bields after the name Oh
The comet. or Andromcdes. after the ooh''oiN'"o"
from which they seem to radiae. n gre" s"r ''o"o'
from this group is supposed TO occur ABOUT INV y,
thirteen wears, There was brilliant display in ISL
ana another I'm 17s5 The earth VIII not run i.o wy
thlcEcst PORTION OF the again in all proDaoi''
ill 1898.
Professor Rees Of the Courlbla College Observatory
In speaking Yesterday with Tribune reporter re-
garding his observations on Tuesday night, shu
counted 1913 shooting stars I'm thirty minutes HUN
10 30 10 10 80 D. M ana from 10 30 to ii 90 p M
! counted thirty-four more, or 1919 altog"'her' III"
sky in the North cOudcd ana ut 10 90 the co"u'
were pretty well over the whole sky. except III III"
East where blazcd Orion. IT was In that dir'cloh
that most Of the me,eors appeared between ~
ami II 90. The meteor paths radiated from point
In the heavens that appeared to me 10 DC hDy H
degrees east and about FIVE degrees hOFlh ol INC
crmcf Of 1S92 Tie trains Of most OF me motors ~clr
short. about three degrees, and the heads appeared
abou OF the brightness OF stars OF IN" second MAJ
nituda. Some trains. especially those tilhhg neu
Jupiter. ard others tray"r,ing orion, were as ION!
A. twenty-five degrees. and the heads we're as Drisht
Mars. -, 80
Il counted alOnr Many more than ! e3uin see
must have fallen These mcteOrs are proDaby P'r,,o
~ the dsintcgmtod Hicla Comet, and seem 10 " III
no WAY conGcctod with the comet Of l7o2. curious
feature 81 the fan. a. II appeared ~ my "',, W.
the explosion In groups. There would be lull lr
a few mlnuics then would count five. ,,N ~, more,
I'm the part of the heavens ripnly loho"lh-
each other. sometime, several would inli al Vhcr:
Nv point ~ observation WIS on IN" great Droau roi
Of the Dakota apartment house.
Garrett p. Scrvi,s. tire astronomical lecturer ana
writer. also Ia, been watching the ky rom MS
BROOKLYN home. ana ha, seen the same phenomena
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-25
EARIHQrAkE SHOCK ~ CALIFORNIA.
san Fmnclsco Nov. ga slight earthquake shock
was felt here at II COG thb morning
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

H. n. CONWAY Of Ms. Bernard. Bccre'. Company, re-
signed his position yesterday. His part viii be
ulayod by Guy Standing.
Car and Thcodor Ioscnfcld. who manage the
coming tour ~ E1on1a Dusc this country. have re-
ccIv,d dispatch from Dr. oscar Blumcnthoi the we'll
known diamatlst, saying that the arrcsss op.
ucauncc at tho Losing Theatre In Berlin has aroused
much enthusiasm
4 matinee Will be given the Madison Square
Theatre this ate by GeneycSc StebDns for tn,
benefit Of National Christian League Tor the Promo
ron Of Social Purity The VIII consist OF
sons. pantomimc dances and statue poses.
Reports from Boston announce the successful opening
NJ Rose and Charles Coghans engagement In "Diplo
raeyp At the Globe Theatre Monday night The play
Was received With much enthusiasm and both the stns
ana Other members of the company frequently called
before the curtain