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- ATCLIFFE. DABR s CO.. Auctioneers
TRrSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IJpRoyrn
PROPERTY KNOWN A. No I1O4 TENTH ST

Nv. WASHINGTON d. G. -
Bv virfJ- of a deed of trust dated ApriI Il
1sg1 and duly recorded April y. 1891. in Ifber No
loa, at tno cs st seC- of the Land Records of the
District Of COluubis and at the request PARTY
IN interest. will sell Puolic SUCTION in front u
the premises on MONDAY. MAY EIGHTH A. d.
1SSk} At FIVE O'CLOCK p. VI. the following prop.
erty. situate in the city OF Washington AMI Dstrp
Aforesaid, and known all Of numbered fortv-S IA
OF Ellen iates Subdivision of Of original lot No
j IN square No. .SEJ. 49,
Terms a. to cash AMI deferred PAYMENTS will he
announced at the time IF sale Adsposit of M will
be required when the pro- is bid H. AZ convey
snctuz and recording At he 81 Of Purchay r. Terms
o. e complied with within fifteen days. or property
will be resold a purchasers
WALTER H ACKER. 4
zoos St n
EDWhKD g GgNsoN. Trustees
ap2s-dSis
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH. 1893, at the same
hour and place
WALTER ". ACKER
my6-iSls EDWARD q GUN.SON, trustees
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MERCHANTS PARCEL DELIVERY Go.
"a DEARBORN

A GOOr RICH. LAWYER. 124 DEARBORN
n. street Chi csxo. IL. "a years experience;
Grey ia "a lItiss in states Goourtch
divorce. " ith Is OF all statss press
tnySl-tu. rh.s ~
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aact,.

TWO FINE BTU DING LOTS or y STREET
BIZ > EEN ~INfH ASp SEVENTH STREETS
NNLIdNkST. All SIN. KIN FRAT FRONT
BY DEPTH OF >INTY-sIGHT FEEr-
On THURSDAY. MAY ELEVENTH. 1896. At y
O'CLOCK r. NJ. VII sell in f. Of the a. ernise,
LOr B. AND PART LOT 40. SO AS
This property fronts 81 feet on st and will he
eod two lots. ea-h 10 feet front. being
Geep ami the other 10 feet deem waste ground.
Terms On--thrd cash. baltnre in one and two
years. notes bearing per cent interest
annually. and 70 be secured by deed OF on the
property sold all cash. the option of the rrIr
chaser deposit OF $500 each lot time OF sale
COnveysnrtnr. SC. at the purchasers cost. TERMS
e. b. complied with in l. days. otherwise the right
reservef IN resell the property the risk of
detan wing purchaser after i've DAYS Advertisement
Of such resale in some newspaper published in Wash
fnztOn. d. g DUNCANSON BROS.
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JOHN F. vAGGAMAN, J r
myf-dk.is CHARLES Z. BANS. irtstees-
ID ATCLIFFE. DAKR & co ATCrIoNEERs.
H gro PA AVE NV.

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
CHlkLTON HEIGHTS. NINE MILES FROM
WASHINGTON. OS THE BAL. TIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD. WITHIN one BLOCK OF
STATION. RY AUCTION.
On MO.DAY AFTERNOON. MY FIFTEENTH
1896. AT FOUR O'CLOCK, will sell. on the
premises.
tNE ELEGANTLY BUILT COTTAGE WITH
ABOUT FOUR ACRES OF LAND ATTACHED.
This cottage hs> twsI -potis. baths basement -Ed
eeiisr, crfr-tet cOI.ScrNSory dsnt gusnT fruit
t-s-<. kS. Art the lad - Vel drained IL Will be
solA entirety IN lots of 81 feet irort by
fest dep.
Terms at sa.e 4 d.P az q 81 required at sale.
IAkE 1Ht. SS.sp TRAIN VIA BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROAD. MAIN LINE. FOR THE SALE,
AND GET OFF At CHARLTON STATION
rlyfi .IS Is RATt.I TFFF. DNRR A1rc-s
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MANICURE

NIADAsie PAIN. MANICURE Am CHIsGP0D-
w ist 7O3 18Th ~. Y y rs. on!y-in1or--r ana
Isl OOODS sOaIa u New York noeIItr
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BEsr BUr1Sc.. Spor In The CRY
>. BENsINGER.
$40 LOUISIANA AVE.
FOR SALE-PIANOS.

E'OR SALE--FOR 300. A FINE-TONED ROSE
Il wood upright piano at private house. Address
Box 1pi. star office. my4-3ts
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200 CARRIAGES In STOCK.

II you want a Carriage or Harness or Business
Wagon Of any description.
Right Price,
Right Style.
Right TERMS
Call at our new Repository. 49, 121. 1913 LIST st.
s.w.. opposite the Capitol
sToP-STOP
We have purchased the entire stock OF harness
mandatory and have the largest assortment of
Harness in city Right Price. Right Quality.
Right Terms.
UNITED CARRIAGE AND WAGON CO.,
ll9 l21. 1913 list ST. s-w.. opposite the Capitol
IN
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Z MASON HAMLIN ORGANS
Wehave three CD of those celebrated Orr ans slightly
used. but in perfect ore ranging price from 800
20 $40. which We will sell on IS payments won't
have another ofer like this r. c. SMITH,
my4 E2,S1 PeI.na- e. II. "
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THE PIANO EXCHANGE WARE ROOMS

my1-e ql3 Ps- ave-
E'OR SALE-DO YOU WANT A PIANO: HERE'S
Il a chance one upright. slightly used made by the
well-kpOwn piano makers. Messrs. Harrington Co.
of SO4 9Th ave. New York city. Regular price, $500
VIII sell for S-SiJ $40 cash and s1O month One
ntce ~ tIsTe. yl-I, g. cash and s. per month.
tCSJ WCi.CH & CO.. go 9TH St. n. W
mhl4 1y Sohmer fiano Agents
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THOMAS DowLING son. Auctioneers.
l. 6l.2 St n w.
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND TNIMPRoyED
sHEkIpAN sTEEET BETWEEN SIXTH AND

SEVENTH STREETS AT AUCTION-
On TUESDAY. MAY SIXTEENTH. 1893. at FIVE
O'CLOCK W.. will SELL In front OF the premises
at public auction. lots numbered IL. Is and 49, 81 -
and 70 sheridan street and Whitney avenue.
part Of Pleasant Plains and known the subdivision
Bellevue Lots IL. Is ard 10 each having frontage
OF |. so feet Whitney avenue by depth about
125 OF eet- Lots umbered 80 and ~ each having
fruntaxe Of 20 feet Sheridan street by depth
of about le;l 90 feet Lot 26 having a frontage of
Q l 80 feet sheridan STREET by depth OF about
l0 feet. improved by three frame dwellings.
tainine six rooms each. one of the dwellings having
stable in the Al the Improved properly being
under good rent. This props ~ il in the rapidly
proving part of the city. and should command the
attention Of those looking for a good investment.
Terms: Liber u. and made known az sale. de-
posit of 300 each lot required at time of sale. All
nveyaucinz ami recording At purchasers cost
my6-9c THOMAS DOWNING " SON Aucts.
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~ G. SLOAN & CO.. AuctiOneers.
". Successors to LAtimer n Sloan. 14U7 ST. W.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON SHERMAN STREET NEAR
10TH STREET AND DUPONT CIRCLE NORTH
WEST. WASHINGTON, ID. q.
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust dated 10Th day
Of June. D. 1891. and duly recorded in Liber 1893
folio 81 seq. Of tae land records Of he Dis
trfrt of Columbia. and 1t the request Of the party
cured thereby will sell st public auction in front
Of the premises. MErNFSfAY. MAY SEVEN
TENTH. 1873. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the fol-
lowing described land and promises situate the city
and District aforesaid and designated sub lot No
JIG IN John NJ HendersOns subdivision of of lot
II Of A. r. Fardon's ct al sID iivsin of square No.
Ia a. per plat Of said Hentersons subdivision in
book H. lcS. Of the record of the Of
ice Of said District. improved by :hree-story brick
Residence. being No 1S} sherman street northwest
Terms of sale: One-haif Of the purchase money in
cash. balan or before one year. with interest,
secured BY a 6-ed Of trust the property OF
sll cash vi cnnvryanciux and recording pur-
chaser~ cost and deposit Of slO0 will be required
time OF sale
JOHN + WAGGaMAN. J Trrs,ss.
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E0R SALE-UPRIGHTS AND SQUARE SECOND
hand pianos; all in trrs-class order; sacrifice
prizes to make room. See these
my1 PFElFEER & CONL1FF. AT 11th st. W.
I'Ok sALE-A RARE CHANCE SEVERAL FIN E
uprlgLt pianos slightly used. at sacrificed prices
70 close them ont. All in beautiful condition and
richest tcues Fully mounted To be cold either for
cash monthly payments to suit II thin
iaz Of buying see these handsome instruments at
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The group il the work OF Rochat Brothers.
who, though not recognized as scuiptors Of
great reputation, have nevertheless executed
some spirited statues Of the same class. notably
that OF William the Conqueror, at Falaise, ais
blrth-plac and one OF Dom Pedro I, at Rio
Jsneiro That OF ChariemAgns, now referred
to. represents the Great Emperor holding aloft
the emblem Of imperial authority, aud seated
on his favorite war steed which lie led by his
faithful and famous paiadius, Ro.and aud
Oliver. In general effect IL is quite dicuified
and imposing. but II lacks the needed charm OF
originality OF design. In conception il follows
too closely that Of Ludwig Of Bavaria. by
Nieoemauu, in Munich. who also wields .
scepter while he is attended by two walking
figures. representing knights OF pages. II slso
recalls the gronp of Isabella the CAtho'ic bv
Marrel 0ms. set mp stiil later In Msarid. in
which the great Spssisn heroine lie seated on
: horseback bearing aloft the Gross While tire
church and the army is symbolized By the at
J tending figures OF hooded and frocked monk
and a mailed soldier, who are leading her richly
caparisoned steed.
Notwithstanding these resemblances. the
Chariemsgne is work Of considerable merit.
and will be an important feature In any
grounds where it may be placed IT il none
the less TO be regretted. however. that the
American who bought it had not been inspired
to give commission for the amount which this
group cost to an artist OF his own country.
He would in all probability have secured
thereby quite as good a work Of art. II not
better one, and at the same time enjoyed the
happy consciousness OF having encouraged
home talent TO that extent
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k'Oh SALt-THhEk NEW SEWING NJ ,CHINES;
Il the best makes also two $ rood $ new You can
try them before buying. Send postal to 2l36 g st.
NV. my5-2ts
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

EJR SALE-LADI IN URGENT MID OF
Il money will sell elegant diamond and ruby ear
rings. Address SACRIFICE" Star once. my6 2t'
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"Dare We 60 and talk TO them?" she asked
TREMENDOUSLY. Just at that moment she wished
devoutly that Mr.. Stanton had had it in hi,
power to fire" her before she started on such
a trip.
We'll, I'll be dingedr' calculated the chaw
"Most females would be in jumpin' high strikes
after what You We been through tonight"
''rd be. too, if dared!' acknowledged Miss
Roma, with a fearful little laugh, .but haven't
| time: I'm safe to collapse in the regulation
female style when the pressure is removed
just now have but one desire; want to talk
with the ring leaders in this revolt. Can't you
| help me?"
That's whatever" he returned heartily, 81
backs your play an makes side bets that you
wins on the deal every time Nominate tn G
redskin yer wants to chin an watze him in
yere too quick"
81 want to go right out there among them, >
| answered Miss Roma.
| I'm some dubersome about this we're plav,' ~
| he said rehectively. 1T air in the natur OF
slappin' Providence in the face. see n as the red
| devils is cantankerous as scorpe'ns anyhow
| but yer dead game. so goes yer. If tips you
the wink in the middle Of the game yer wan,
| to come. an come a runnin. Injuns is pis' n
| Member that. Got yer guns?"
Miss Roma assured him that she was armed
| to the teeth. and two minutes later they stood
beside the dancing redskins. Tho chaw beck.
oned Familiarity to tall, ine-looking old In
dian and introduced him in his own peculiar
| fashion.
"This we're air Manuita, the war chief Of thu
Navsjoes. Msuulita, this we're female wants Il
git your side of this we're KILN business"
"No quien sabe. replied Manulita haughtilv
drawing his blanket over his naked shoulder
and bending dark look upon Miss Roma.
"Yer lies, yer old catamount! Yer lies, anc
yer knows that / knows it. Yer kin talk ,
blame sight better English than does, and e
yer spit er out proper there's peso or two in i
fer YER"
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at vltals but II ii drop yer man, Kill or no kill.
| The beggar as owns this yere will come for
ward and present it proper"
The beggar proved to be slouching young
miner Who had ''struck it rich" and taken to
apparang himself in purple and fine linen lit
| orally. In common parlance he couldn't talk
a little bit, but managed to humble that he
was overwhelmed with honorable pleasure to
bestow so small favor on a pretty female, :"
and then with grotesque gravity he laid the
mate to the costly weapon in Miss Roma's hand.
Now yer all SET" said the chaw, who had
elected himself master Of ceremonies. Their
picking up the % he laid it in her lap.
''Take that fligree business an put il in yer
| pocket book. whar it won't get lost, an don't
never insult nobody by pintin' it at EN-. yer
might get hurt" Then without ceremony he
| hustled the aggregation OF chaws OFF into the
smoking compartments.
! This we're female wants TO he by herself"
h, asserted. When they had obediently shut
fed off the chaw arranged a comfortable bed
for Miss Roma from blankets he selected from
the "beggars" bundle, they being the cleanest,
| he stated.
"Now, Miss" he said at last eyer kin sleep
as sound ez if yer was lynn in Mary's buzzom.
I'll lock the door," and he turned to Co. When
Miss Roma began to thank him for his kindness
| to a stranger he stopped her almost brusquely.
| eyer amt no stranger ter me. Yer mother
and you brought me flowers an home
made bread when l was in the hospital with the
| mountain fever, an l seen yer in the court
room when they were tryin' to hang me for
KILN Jose Luna. Yer on the Daily Miner
| Then Miss Roma remembered the long and
| exciting trial in which this man had stood be-
fore the bar convicted murderer, but a SUBJ
ject of executive clemency because the murder
had been committed to save pure girls honor.
The chaw WAS in a communicative mood, evil
IDENTITY.
I've got daughter back on earth,' he went
on. but she don't know what bad lot am.
amt seen her fer years, an l reckon l never
will see her ag in, fer l don't want her to know
I'm chaw, but when sees women like you
think of her, an'-Oh, we'll, good night. Miss,
and he disappeared In the cloud of smoke on
the other side OF the partition.
OUT OF A SOUND SLEEP.
Miss Roma settled down on her blankets and
slept soundly for an hour or more. Suddenly
loud voices broke her sleep and she sat up,
dmly conscious that the train had not been
moving for some time. She pushed up the
blind and looked out. About thirty yards away
a group of excited men, among whom she
could distinguish Indians, were gathered about
a saloon tent talking angrily, and occasionally
a pistol shot rang out in the night air. She
threw up the window and put out her head
The headlight Of the engine shone full upon
the sign board at the box car depot. They
were at Bacon Springs, the hardest towr
on the road. Miss Roma looked at hel
watch. 1t was 11:55 and they we're du.
that moment in Gallup, her destination
twelve miles west. as far "a the road extended
at that time. Her reportorial instincts told
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The statement is revived that an American
has purchased and viii shortly bring to this
country the colossal equestrian group repre-
senting Chariemsgue, which has occupied .
place for some time past in the grounds in
front Of Notre Dame. in Paris. The name Of
the purchaser Is not given. nor the price paid.
Neither in fact. IL any other information on
the subject vouchsafed. Il has been generally
supposed that this group was acquired by the
city Of Paris. several years ago. to be permA-
nently placed where il is at present IL is now
stated, no Sever, that the authorities considered
the price asked for it-s40. 000.-too high. and
declined to purchase it. so that it has prscti-
cally been in the market ever since.
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BROOKLAND.

Mr.. Albert Kinnard and family have moved
into the house lately vacated by Mr.. John Hare
Of University Heights.
Mr.. George White Of Terra Gotta has moved
into the house in Queenstown belonging to the
estate Of the late Judge Lynch.
Mr.. James Owens of Fredericksburg, Va,
will make Brookland his future home
Miss Buelah Gudgin OF University Heights
won many enoomiums Of praise for her musical
rendering Of "a Run for Life" and my Sweet
hearts the Man in the Moon" at the entertain
ment al the Tabernacle Congregational Church,
Washington.
The Recherche Social was handsomely enter
tanned Thursday evening at ''Clembyss." the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Mccormick,
Providence street, Brookland.
The baptism which was to have taken place
on Thursday evening in the Baptist Church
was postponed on account Of the pastor being
called to see q sick parishioner. The ordinance
will be observed next Thursday evening. On
Sunday the theme Of discourse by Rev. Mr..
West will be Baptism"
The auditing committee Of the Brookland In
vestment Company met at the residence Of Mr..
l. 5. Hollidge and report a very satisfactory
state OF the finances Of the company.
The copious rain was doubly welcome on
account OF the suppression of the forest fires
which have been raging to the east Of Brook
land for q fortnight A long line Of flames
with dense clouds of smoke visible on the
horizon when high winds are blowing is not .
reassuring sight.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AaiUsEMESTS TONIGHT.

ALBsraH's OPERA HoUsE.-Theater Of Arts
and Letters Company in Giles Cory, leo-
man."
NEW NATIONAL THEArER--Herrmann, the
Magician
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Daniel Frohman 8 Com
pany in The Wife"
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER--"Only a Farmers
Daughter"
KERSAS's LYcEuM THEArER-Bob Fitzsim-
mons
and Ohio avenue.
MErzERoIr HALL-Georgetown Orchestra
Concert
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WoODs & Co. BANKERS.
1922 F STREET n. w.

MONEY To LOAN.
Long time. easy payments.
Capital stock. IS 600. 600
Now holds First Mortgages improved city prop
erty amounting to 81 ls5. I0 Trusts and mortgages
deposited with n. treasurer OF IN. OF Georgia
Issues stock bearing : per interest. payable
semi-Annuslly.
SOUTHERN MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Home Office. Atlantis. Ga.
WASHINGTON BOARD.
John II. Walter President
Meyer Loeb. Vice President
John A. b tler Secretary and Treasures.
John A. Barthel, Attorney.
W. Il. Roach. Manager.
DIRECTORS.
John II Walter Meyer L0.h
John A. Butler. John A B.-ttel
Walter II. Acker, a. G t;rastv
William Il Riddle, William g. Dants
b. Stanley simmons, Walter II Wills.
William n. Roach.
Depository
Central National Bank.
Once. 621 street northwest. nlh:Bl-aw
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The attention of investors and others is
called to the sale by RatclIffe, Darr Co., auc-
tioneers, on Monday. April 10, at 5 o'clock p.
M, of that very valuable and desirable prop
erty, No. $50 Indiana avenue northwest, oppo-
site the United States court house. This prop
erty is admirably adapted for a large Office
building or an apartment house. has a good
frontage on the avenue and sufficient depth to
alleys in the rear so arranged as to afford light
and ventilation to a building which could oc-
cupy the entire site. The terms, which are
quite liberal, will be read at the sale. For an
investment or permanent holding a very rare
opportunity is offered.
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Worlds Fair via the Pennsylvanla Railroad.
The attention of the whole world is now di-
rected to Chicago. The opening service will
take place with great ceremony Monday, May
l. Have you made arrangements for the trip?
Your attention is called to the superior train
service Of the Pennsylvania railroad, arranged
to accommodate the great travel Six trains
daily from Washington. The limited express
at lilo p. M. arriving in Chicago IL noon the
following day. This train is vestibuled and
composed of dining car. sleeping and compart-
ment cars with observation car. acknowledged
to be the most perfectly equipped train in the
world. The Columbian express, leaving at
1O:15 am, arriving in Chicago 10 I'm. the fol-
lowing morning. This train is composed of
vestibnled coaches and Pullman sleepers and
dining car. A fine opportunity is afforded pas
sengers by Columbian express to see the varied
and magnificent mountain scenery between
Washington and Pittsburg. The western ex-
press. leaving at TAO pm, fast line at 1915 a.
M, st. Louis and Cincinnati express at ITO p.
m. and the Pacific express at 1O:40 pm. afford
an excellent service between Washington and
Chicago.
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satisfy the audience and to benefit Ryland and
Grace VI. Z. churches, in whose behalf it 10 to
be produced.
DAMRoscH.-The concert to be given at Met
Zerott Music Hall on Monday night by Mr..
Waiter Damrosch and his New York symphony
Orchestra Will be the third in the series that
has been given by that skillful conductor and
his fine band Of musicians. The program will
be carefully selected and will prove of interest.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. Damrosch will
conduct the performance by the Choral Society
OF Berleozs "Damnaton of Faust" which has
been under rehearal for some time and which
will undoubtedly present the society in some of
its best chorus work. The soloists will be Mrs.
Anna Burch, soprano; Mr. A. Montegriffo.
tenor, and Mr.. Heinrich Meyn, baritone The
accomplishments will be by The New York SYM
phony Orchestra and the entire performance
will undoubtedly be one of the most satisfac-
tory given by the Choral Society during its ex-
istence.
OF pennsylvania, which created such favor
able impression by its excellent work at the
New National Theater last year, will give an
other performance at the Academy of Music
one week from tonight This year the bur-
lesque is entitled 1.-The Yankee League" which
is said to be overwhelmingly funny and to af-
ford the young gentlemen the best opportunity
they have yet had for the display Of their
talents as comedians. singers and dancers.
The story of The Yankee League" begins
In Shadowland, where the Shades Of Progress,
Unrest, Revelry and Invention are disgruntled
ndrebeIlious, owing to the restraint placed upon
them by their queen, the Shade OF Prudence.
revolt is imminent, when the Head Muse ap-
pears and suggests a compromise. The Shades
shall be sent to earth to play their parts Life
ION just one stipulation which is that they
shall not sing Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay'' under PEN
atty of being Immediately transported back to
Shadowland. The Shades are gwen the earthly
visages of VIM. Penn, Knickerbocker, Peter
Stuyvesant and Progress and the scene changes
to BowlingGreen, New Amsterdam, where there
occurs series OF incidents that keep the
audience in the best of humor. including
some bright songs and choruses and
jolly dances. including Ballet of College
Songs" change of scene is made to "Ritten-
house Green. Philadelphia, up to date" where
the development of the plot continues amid
hilarity until the close. The performance
here will be for the benefit of the Childrens
Country Home, and will undoubtedly attract
an audience that will test the capacity of the
house.