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The sun., 1893-06-21
MINOR BUsINESs TROUBLES
Failures Here and There About the Country
-S:rInGcncy OF the Money Market.

Failures Here and There About the Country
-S:rlnEency OF the MoIey Market.
NASHUA. \. H.. June 20.-The Colony Manu-
featuring Company OF Wilton assigned yes
terday. The liabilities are estimated to be
SlGS.U0O and the assets simply amount to the
plant. buildings, and some goods on hand. 1t
Is estimated tha, not more than fifty cents on
the dollar can be realized from the assets.
Several Nashua merchants were stockholders.
and will lose heavily. The corporation has
carried on a woollen manufactory and has
done an extensive business: |; emrloyed-2oo
INABILITY to sell the goods. and also that the
company paid too high wages.
ColrMHUs, o.. June 2O.-;!. Il G. Butler.
Sbsres T. fIatsss bate sSSoS
bets. $4,000 to 100000. Cause. financial
stfninsgg2Gssy. stnmns The firm has been in business
WMNrNGroY. N. c.. June ,2n-Adrian 4 Vol
lers, wholesale grorers and liquor, dealers; one
Of the oldest business houses in the city. have
pTecirtated ty. that d tho Bank Of New Han
over, ia whose favor they executed ortRage
itors are calling for money at tho Wilmington
to-day and some Of those who withdrew their
money yesterday have already returned 1t.
henosits are being freely mado by business
M NNEhroll.. June 2O--Iames Mcmillan OF
minneapolis has made Z, voluntary assignment
was IN the h,e and far business unit short
time ago, when his business WAS transferred to
nr"rNIi2it u known rs James Mcmillan X Co.
The assignment does not affect this corpora
t,i,. Mr. Fletcher "stimutcS that the assets
%lll amount u about IlUO,EOO, and liabilities
tn H9opN(p oi his liabilities sixty per cent.
ere foreign creditors, persons who have made
cnhsl. .iI%cliS 81 goods 10 him. or who have
luLn,,,,nel 'aRi''l, The other forty per cent.
" y Es, uns ~ u he State Bank commis-
sl' nor y"stcld day ordered the state hank OF
5l"invic closed. The capital stock ia S,uOo,b
L,it II" amount Of LA tlites is not obtnina,,ie'
Ihr "l'!GerS 81 the Lank say that tepositors
Al" telpnnrS u clothing merchant fai,o5
yesterday. lho Liabilities are t4OUOU win
nominal assets of out an equal urount
tEattel MhrtghEes on the stock were yiyen to
various Pre- erred creditors w
BGiDiEp lGI, June 2o.-lhe iinhilities ~ tho
Eaton Col" 4 Egrnham ConlInny whi"S
passed into the hands Of receivers yeststdnv
me said 10 L 50 ~, o. nnd the assets touIie
that amonni. lhe business here will be com
Quoted iy N" receivers T. q. l:uruham and
shin: Frank A,i "r o. this city gave 10000
londs for the receivers, The hcst iDtimati0n
here Of any trou !e was received last night
whcn tho 700 employees did not receive their
pay as usual
ErGEST, Or. June 20.-The Lane County Bank
temporarily suspended o.day. 1t has plenty
oi property in sight 10 secure all depositors.
S1N FRANCisCo, June 2U.-The Broadway
lanS has closed its doors. II was an unim-
. IUIrDnt concern. lively run was kent up ON
twg "r three bonks until tho closing hour. Ap-
IrcarrgiOuS are telt for Tomorrow, as IL Is evil
teat iAat the run will be kept up
The sun., 1893-06-21

He Will BE Tried by Court Martial for Al
legged Irregularities.

legged lrrcGularitics.
WASHINGTON. June 20.-There is trouble
ahead for Pavmaster John CLYDE sullivan OF
the navy. who has been put under arrest at
the Mare Island Navy Yard for not accounting
for $4,000 Of the Governments money.
When Secretary Herbert returns from tho
South court martial will be ordered
to try tho Paymaster. This is the Sec
ond time this officer has been in
trouble in the last year. the first occasion
being about six months ago. when he OK
Tres sod his opinion too freely .! the mcrits of
our case in the Echr!ng : ca matter. Tho de-
rartrsont' attention was called by the Consul
NJ British Columbia to nn lntrrvlcw which
quoted tho lGymastcr as saying that the
United States had no ground on which to stand
in tho contention over the seals. and that We
mittins ii 10 the arbitration Tribunal.
Upon denying that he had made this state
mcnt sullivan escaped court Of inquiry hut
as the department had doubts In tho matter
he was relieved from his ship and placed On
waiting orders. Tho amount OF his dcn-
quency was discovered when he turned over
his accounts on the MohicGn. the last ship he
served on. 10 his successor, but the iayma stcr
hearing that he was SUSPECTED OF UisusinE the
money, promptly rcimbur, ell the government.
claiming Mt the time that he had the money on
deposit elsewhere Upon examination, how
ever. this was not found to ho so.
Mr.. sullivan Is now under arrest on tho Inde
pendancr. and Capt. fowison Of the Marc
Island yard will probably DO President of tho
court.
The sun., 1893-06-21
a'npIte GatHea
Dust OFFICE NOTICE.

OFFICE l..
tshould be read DAILY by all interested as changes
Letters tor foreign countries need not be specially
eSp When Jss
and oSmmercsl ioegmens am letters not spscaly ad'
fofsgn mails ISr he Nee. end ns june = viii close
%ESSksb4}a = A .a'. Il Il anSis%sa'atS io.so
SusSI: s;SIs = s.sS 4 t. iSr sEISi%M a,f;s,; pss
sf:;$P E$s'a sS%s'G ";'Si'
MIA, ts,, per .I%aa.9ip SShos; u r. NJ ,o5
fSA io PiS5 n'Szzi%.p = rn rHfA f sTHihs ~
Pernanbnco, per steamship scottish Prince Oetters
G sF and !:f: r. l for BE Uo Efd pe
rs%s9'yg 'ytallS p,n sH s~
II Ps SSlSshp SSSp st "r nsH SR aai NJ for
ruthspASSG S:ao < u lsupp!smsataFy il IN.
on and @4 cHrb fT
ON and NArAi. pr str,aHshiP Arroyo; at rop II
4ySh - a. n FOE
hs"'H hi&on mu. 81 BE- aFsstsSS ,;:p,T ASsps$s
R;5S;'i.n!Mi5'E ~ 2'"sss SxssAt G. ~
s5 sr 1GSa" pr 'AI'G I iFSa psa
Pc. isF
ssos coantres % must BE- a5eaod psf @ Maran am
t9 GnEMAxT AD R1ESnARS
.saInsno lraye VIA Bremen gs.ieFs ~ Other part.
fT5nFfx fdr FR2xSh if.y SPIN f6k
Ha at 70" and
tS1 E%r I'll Pff r.nss sss:aP H1. .
fAsAsc6 ani y,GATAS. per .Isa%:nip YSmnri
&ERsAi per
}os per s" vs
an er ass H rss @ns;
n $AFG% a. % Fl
direct, per steamship spaarndam. via Rotterdam
or * PER Bs
y,a at H. TOR
Nm H!s1 fr2m a S.. orsas ro s gsG s + H. for
Mails Tor Aus,rans Sew zoa'and hawaiian FIJI, and
ss%st@ %a'so:r Gf"
% ss sn s Sf ss "a
the society Islands. ler ship Tropic, Bird Grom san
ns "ss SC sS
nr m.a F" m @ san M 200 for nns hs ahS ayaS
Islands rer s,saIosnip Aqs'TnL,a G5om San an fTaa.
Mall FOR ChIra and Japan va vancouver eisly
a sn S.sf at a.. S Sny T asa fso
tsFRf' & @ %fs
so sna 'nI' ? Nail or cG" S".r "a @ "ss S
AMI thence by y, 'snmST tea o, Mon4%y aTd Thur a
for MnXic0 overland unles, spec ally addressed for
despntch by steamer, close AT this oiice daily at
3 a NJ
TT.n.pHcttc mails are toFwaraed to San rfaneisso
presumption ri their uninterrupted overland transit
to Francisco M,n, from the East arriving on
TIME at san Francisco on the "ay OF sailing Of steam.
are dsspatrhs thence ths same day.
-Eegistered mail 'lnsos al = previous day.
Ex ra supplementary transatlantic mails re opened
the piers the american. English. French. and
German steamers at to" hour "t "f suppeinent
uiails at iho rOs' Otce. which remain open until
within ton minutes OF the hour OF "a ling Of steamer
COR ELitS Van CCTT, pOsinl asteE
POST OFFICE NEW YORK. y. Y. June l6 1898.
The sun., 1893-06-21
rnrornble Report Of H.mburr.. Condition.

Health Oflicer jenkins has received reports
from DR.. Nash. his representative in HAM
burg. which lead him to believe that no
cholera will be imported from Hamburg this
summer In answer to cable despatch ask
ing about the water supply, DR.. Nash tele-
rnphed yesterday:
reports of scarcity OF filtered water de-
cided y false. The entire city il supplied with
absolutely pure, filtered water. All streets
nre sprnklel with the same. Unlterei water
nishcd to filter plant. which suppl les oil needs
OF city hamburg. Amerran Packet Company
and iniercndent source. No case OF cholera
in the city or suburbs since March 4. except
Ing he sporadic case still doubted by many.
on MAY %
The sun., 1893-06-21
DR. DkEMs,s GOLDEN uEDDING.
Members Of the Church or tho Strangers
Help Him Celebrate It.

Yesterday bcing the niteth anniversary Of
their wedding. the Row. Dr. Charles +. Deems
and Mrs. Deems were at home to their friends
NJ the house Of their son-in-law. Broker NJ j.
NcrGcrv. nt il5 Wcst Sevantieth street. The
aged pastor of the Church OF tho Strangers
could not see all VIII" came, as he IS siiil tuf-
last peconher. hut Mrs. Deems did the honors
for him when he retired from the scene. Many
valuable gifts wer" either sent nr brought by
the guests. and those who cal'ed were ask cd
to writetheig names IN an autograph album
as n souvenir of tho occasion. The house was
filed with flowers. The rev. Edward NJ
ucems of H"rnclsville NY. and T. NJ. Deems,
VI. D.. OF brooklyn attended their parents
goden wedding.
Among othe S who calod were Robert Craw-
ford. treasurer OF the hurch Of the Strangers:
the Rev. DR. Virgin. :. V. White. bishop John
Hurst Of tho Methodist Eriscopal Church. and
W J. St John. President Of the Mercantile
National Bank.
The sun., 1893-06-21
Fired n aoo.GniIon Oh Tank.

Some street boys In Broome street. near
Ludlow set fire yesterday morning to oil tank
20 OF tho Domestic Light Company OF Gl0
West Forty sixth street. The tank is about as
large as n street sprinkler. 1t is customary
for the driver to have y soil rag" instened at
tho back Of the tank, and generally these rags
are saturated with oil; 10 thet~ rags the
match WAS applied. and Instantly the wagon
Grrcey An alarm was sent in and the en-
gines put the blaze out in short order, 1t was
ienred that the tank. which held about 300
gallons OF oil. would explode. but the Fire De-
partment's quick response set matters Alright.
The sun., 1893-06-21

WASHINGTON roREcAsr FOR wEpsE,pAr.
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island. and Connecticut
increasing cloud and probably in vesern
Massachuses and western Connecticut; cooler; south
to west winds
!" NsH Fork, inersa'ma e'oudn,s probably
thunder shouers tie afternoon evening; eoolsr soh 10
urinds.
For eastern Pennsylvania. New jersey and Della.
ware. increasing clondiness and probably thunder
showers in tho afternoon or evening; cooler south to
west winds
For tho Dslric, OF Columbia and Maryland generally
cloudy and probably showers: cooler: south to west
Inbs
The sun., 1893-06-21

ARKALoY, Kan. juno 20.-On Sunday night
unknown persons broke into the State saving
Bank building and did considerable dama%o
smashing up furniture and tearing UP books
destroyed or spirited away. There Il an ar ol
mystery surrounding the matter. The receiver
know where the hank records are. lie. how
ever. thnks they are somewhere, and promises
TO look them up when he is at leisure; County
Attorney Beauchamp has Instructed the re-
ceiYeI to find the books at all hazards.
The sun., 1893-06-21

WrM1HcToN. y. c. June 20.-At meeting
Of tha Executive Committee of tho Wilmington
saY.HGs and Trust Comrsny. held to-day. IL
was decided that beginning on juno IS de-
isiht1 desiring TO withdraw their deposits
Emm no 1an. VIII ne paid in full
=, Inc lee resident OF the com pany received
the eio4oWing te egram to-day:
BAITINoRE. June 10.
on W ~ 81 " To- SloOh". or any part thereof.
'S'isS toE yoGE IasinSS and truss company.
vt As: &.L.sEs:
The sun., 1893-06-21

from getting into the sores. After would
wash would he covered with big red pimrlcs
all over my neck and face. some two or thrce
people advised mo to try the CUT1CtBA
kEMEDifS. I did try them. and am glad
have done SO. Glad to say nm wcl man and
in the best OF health since. ] cannot pra asc tho
CrTICURA REMEDIES too highly. | enclose
my portrait. LEWIS ". KATON.
LarksVillc, Pa,
The sun., 1893-06-21
She Wanted to Drown Herself

Sarah Green was arrested at theWest Twenty
third Street Ferry house yesterday afternoon
on cor,plaint OF ]. ]. Sloane OF 10 Spruce
street, whn said she had tried 10 jump into tho
river She told tho Iolice she MAS 20 years
ol and that sho had no home and was tired
OF he. Shs was locked UP.
The sun., 1893-06-21

!lkO 1Iro most OF The tlmo.
My body had hig red srots
what TO do. l went to four
doctors. and they
hell cd mo at flrst. In the
fall ] got worse again: then
] tried other remedies, hut
they did nc no good. ] Twas
asl umcd to go into public.
] was n sight to look at.
Every one would SAY. What
is the matter: why don't you
take something Z" Even ut
my daily labor | had to wear
n Snl,t nf rnn To knnn tho dirt
The sun., 1893-06-21
Mrs. Tooker Get. a Divorce.

Judge Bartlett, in the Supreme Court. Brook
lyn. has granted Mabel A. Tooker m absolute
divorce from Arthur A. Tooker and has or
education OF his nine-ycar-old daughter.
The sun., 1893-06-21
fcr Sal.

A BARGAIN-'9c Columbia, pneumatic tre. As good
n new: not much used, nrsrcIass condition. price
500. bS2 Sth AZ. muslc 80 e,
A -RARROOM OUTFIT. second hand at half price.
~ 73J Broadway
pICYCLE- Brand new, 1898, lsudge" cushion. hand
- .Omely striped. $50. cost SI3s. Basement 100 Lor-
inner st,. BrooAiyn.
nESKS--!o.toD: partitions ratings. tables. counr
~ ,ers shelving: alores Vccs nted. Factory. saIss-
rooms ,ut4 Inn -.
The sun., 1893-06-21
SCROFULA IL YEARS
Always Sore, Burned Like Fire-Ashnraed
90 re Seen-sot Worse Uuder Four
Doctors-Cured by Cuticura.

For about ten OF. twelve. yenrs I have been
troubled with scrofu ula. My head was always
The sun., 1893-06-21

Tho Great Exposition Flyer of the New York Central
leaves New York every day n NJ Dply 20 hours to
Ie Worlds FAIR secure accommodations In advance.
-Zds
The sun., 1893-06-21

Postmaster General Bissell hns awarded to
Thomas Kane & o.. Of Chicago. the contract
carriers distributing cases. routing tables. and
stools that may !e needed in free delivery
also awarded to George F. Lasher of phila-
delphia the contract for printing the annual
and monthly postal guides. at n slight redur-
tion from present prices. Mr.. Lasher is the
nresant uu vi isher of the guido.
The sun., 1893-06-21

Thomas Kehoe was to-day appointed as
sistant inspector OF boilers OF steam vessels at
New York city.
The sun., 1893-06-21

Bids were opened Mt the Navy Department
to-day FOR u submarine torpedo boat. Congress
appropriated 100000 for the construction Of
an experimental boat OF this kind. and the All
en inventors to submit their own plans. Tn.
result was eight bids OF various prices. No
award will be made until tho various plans
have been examined by the exports OF the de-
RI
The sun., 1893-06-21
Chicago advertisements.
CHICAGO HOTELS.

THE RoSSMORE, new, modern, nrstolass
nreproof. family hotel centrally located. now opent
rates American rlan 81 day; European plan. -
to 81 per day for rooms
u,IU q, TEE pro,rf.t,rp
The sun., 1893-06-21

Cohen Solomon A. mn Ano TO Eimrio'o Dana
REQ and ano :,?o7 ltaN4y 4yrs y mos ...,. $3.50
Callahan Julia. to u raln aud ano. G., West
Fl.hil. Aaron A, and ano to l. II Barre. $40
Hsupf. Jacob. to Allied freund. lao I'd av
Ludswig. Ama'ie e. TO WIN Ludemann. IGl
Mas Martin. TO l. ii cohen Ios !ieeclcr st. '''
/ observation-disclosures. ,.....,..'''.., 1 roo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

Cyrsae. the eccentric dancer nov AZ
the Irocaierc. Chicago. has been dan.
eng what - called hat dance re-
Gently. This entertaining bit has fo do
With a silk hat borrowed from sone i'm.
questionable gentleman in the audience.
Having serured the hat. Cyrene
csluettes about u ON the stage with
graceful stsps fonfishss II aioft. shlris.
embraces II and goes through an inter
eetiug paniomiue n love making Ia 'he
shay head covering Presently she
places Il apoa The stage circles about u
With Fhythmie motion. approaches. re
cssies- and then gives the hat
a sseeping kick which lands
that article against one a the
sky blrters and shitfs the osner :
hsari from its proper location ~ an an
c0m'atshls corner IL his tasots. theu
Cyr~Be takes up NE bat shd With =
shilieiai n feTpsighoresa Sisndon
psoce-sis r. kick n ihta likely reeeni
bizarre n q nfssrh hstt~fesi aBd wholly
ssei@-< tin basin. after sbieh she ssili
isziY soeSss u bsss q the disc0aiiifei
o. aes sulisi q tempest - isaghteF The
other evening The victim q this iose
sss Youag msH eho srparsnils felt
that he shenii have kaosa hetieg HsF
iez Fsgsinssi possession a Az hsf he
saaei ~ 4 rnefvisy fos momest aaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

On Mosdsy sssninS 10 the Grand
opera hous~, Chicago. Sol kmith Russeli
produced for the bret time Clyde Il.
iitch's new play April Weather" Co .
crowded houss. The newspaper notices
Of the play secosd 10 Mr. Russell the
credit Of having unde great suceea< in
lines which are la themselves . marked
departure from his usual comedy work
In the first act 81 the new play Raphael
Reed IL shoxn a. careless. happy GO
lucky though losabis fello~. with .
kind word for all and ever ready tn per.
form q charitable deed Tor those In need
This at contains little besides pure
comedy. mingled nov and then with
sentiment. But Ia the second act
Raphael. contrary to his usual upright.
ness. tells eowsrdly lie ia order 10 gain
the love 81 beautiful woman. The
sunshine O! the first act IL ok<cured by
this wronydoing and all Ia dreariness
and misery. Raphael. however. 10 too
manly not TO repent Of his evil deed. and
in the last act sunshine and clouds
struggle for supremacy. but finally the
sunshine prevails and all ends happily.
In its freshness and variety. as veil as
in name. April Weather is sure To re-
mind one Of a typical April day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

rhk htsh4>s pr~s- flr-t class enjoy
What are called prines.y inecnse2 yet
sisting the pisskin i anything but =
paying business This seeras strurse,
but ~ - true n-vers ne less The money
l. earned sp-r-siily enough. but az what
. sssrires. All. there's the <ue. The
public never dream Of the .rials tho
snccessful tseksy goes through. No
other athlete. De he runner. pedrs-
GiAA. oarsman er boxer, eudurcs the
physical and mental torture = Jockey
does la preparing for the seasons
work. Moreover. the tghter. runner.
sarssnan % pedestrian. after be reaches
coalition, goe- tl.rough one supreme
trial. and .hen ais task l. ended. The
toc<ey on shc contrary after hs has
Got down - weight 10 obliged To keep
there for months At time Tie must
DC down o. the limit for every mount
and the moaats l-.St through a season
Of four. I've and sometimes sir months
And what y the training OF = Jockey?
Not one man or woman out Of a hun
dr~.i knows | WI try ~ tell OF what
!, consists. Jockeys II the prc-cns
day weigh anywhere from 80 10 TO
pounds Their weight when out Of
training runs frcm - - ~ pounds
above these figures The hockey has.
say. a period 81 thrc- months' rect,
during which he enjoys the good things
of life. when he il forced To- place him
self under trainer to az himself for
the work II getting into shape which
II ~ follow.
lie must not taste cakes. puidings.
raiik. cram. butter. jdicy It'd bits and
y thousand AID one other good things
that produce fat aud make life enjoy
able. This kind of thing must he
faced 70 make . fellow thin and 20
harden his flesh Training cannot ut
orec ent.red intn II ID were the man
attempting 10 would fall away ~
shadow and become - weak ss water.
such man would bs Of no earthly use
u hi- employer.
The training proper ef u Jockey Is .
ptrxstury which no other kind Of a.h-
i-re for> through Afeiiow Is aroused
q, Gay hr,sls ard wrapFed up w heavy
roue'crs and has - take a jaunt Of
cight or I'm miles before breakfast
After . rub down he il siven-not .
hearty neal like boxer or o&rsman-
bat a skin ed one. = littlo weak tea
and toast. and IN the first part Of his
training a poachcd egg lie IA simply
given enough 20 keep body and soul
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
ro,t,e Collin. Again.

Information comes from London Of
the movements ot Lottie Collins. who
tara rad" 30 much in this country last
season. Miss Collins 10 spending her
summer in the English metropolis. de
voting most Of her time 10 supplying
herself with repertory Of new sensa.
tons for the American amusement pub
lie next year. Miss Collins. il is said. is
having well known London iramatist
prepare for her a sketch in which she
will show her versatility as an actress a.
we'll as her clevcrncss AZ : vocalist. She
will sing character song with eight
strongly contrasting vcrses. only one Of
which will be devoted 10 ia IA"
which classic she will hereafter sing
only as an encore. Miss Collins is un-
der contract with the Boston Howard
Atheneum Star Specially company for
an American tour. beginning in New
York city the latter part OF August and
extending to the Pacific coast and re-
turn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04

We blew IN In" however. like Q prince
N the track. In Wall street and in
good living. He went broke, bu; he
makes . sissle mint once In awhile. and
last year he turned his tips into
gold lie bccarae horse owner. in
stead OF Jockey. and By shrcwd en-
ginecring Of two OF three good things
made his and gos on his fee, again.
He has not the money he once had.
bat he h In . fair way 70 &c, H.
Snapper Garrison. Who does not
know of the bold ventures OF this dash
in.. ncrvy. reckless daredevil of the
Arlericap turf snapper will gamble
on anvthina from the nip Of q penny
to the Suburban. Young rs he IL the
can. be more than e. or esq Snapper
has made and Lost three OF four for
tunes. A year ago he was broke.
Now he Is again worth $50. 600 or zoo
90. which he Is liable Ia double twice
before the season expires or lose all.
May luck be with him.
As stated before, not one Of the
leading Jockeys of the American turf
Is really rich like many Of the English
ones Mclaughlin. Garrison. Dare
devil Fitzpatrick. Marty Bergen. Ham
iltor. the two Ianblcys. Isaac Murphy
and your humble servant. ell combined.
could not scrap- together one-hslf of
what Fordham died with or one
quarter Of What Archer had. This Is
owing 20 many causes First, most OF
our boys bet their own money: second,
they are all freehesrted, extravagant,
generous fellows. who live high when
out of training and yield quite easily
TO the touch" OF q needy friend. and
third because they drop something in
Wall street and other money places.
They have many strong friends in the
street" who frequently give them
good things" on the stock exchange
In return for favors given At the track
English Jockeys, on the other hand.
seldom. or ever, play tho races. are
very thrifty, never speculate and. in
stead of giving money away, receive
generous presents from hosts Of ad-
nirers who won ON their mounts.
FRED TARAL-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-04
END OF THE SEASON
Our Chief Theassss Closed Until
the Fail Opening.
SMITHS TO RUN UNTIL JULY
stage News and Gossip Gathered
FOn k:vcrywhere--Nosss and
Comsaeass OF Playa

With last night's performance al
Wanted the Earth" the seaSon at the
Grand MAS closed
The season at that house has been an
erratic one. At the beginning. several
bright attractions appeared, but the
major part of the sesson has been filed
by companies entirely unruited to the
house. The effect Of playing this class
% business has been felt In the box Of
nee. The public taste Tor cheap vaude-
vile combinations has been surfeitcd
add the demand 10 for merit. The man
agement is satisfied that lis policy Ia re-
spect 10 such offerings Is mistaken one.
Therefore u would be unkind indeed tn
emphasize by rvifcration the thoroughly
bad class Of plays which have been pro
duced in that theater during the past
winter. In the summer recess the house
viii be renovated and rcdeoorated. The
bookings for next season comprise many
II the beet and most successful cQmpa
mics in the business. The house Will be
conducted az firsi class family resort
theafer. the parquet and dress circle be-
ing reserved against intrusion by ques-
tionahle characters.
The season ~ The Powers was prac-
tically without beginning. owing to the
burning Of the old and delayed construc-
ton 81 the new The few companies
that appeared gave general satisfaction.
Next season TIE attractions will include
all the standard companies which play
IN the best houses in Detroit. Chicago
and elsewhere.
The season at Smith's will continue
until July. when the house will be re-
painted and rsiecorated The fall sea
son will be introduced by a series Of
combination companies