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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
% faysr Of Q League.

Harry Gray, who managed the San
Marcial.silvsr City D~ming base ball
team during the tournament. at the lAs,
Territorial fair, and witnessed the eolors
Of his strong Aggregation Of ball tosssrs
81 down into defeat a. the hands Of the
Albuquerque colts After . grand and
mSgni6cen, struggle, came M from San
MArc'al las, night. Mr.. Gray 10 the cat
tie inspector for the district south Of the
city, ami 10 here on business connected
with his dutiss This morning, In con-
versstion with several admirers Of out.
door sports. hs remarked that he would
he heartily in favor Of . territorial bass
ball league next season, the clubs 10 he
made up entirely of amateur aud home
players, and that the league constitute
four or six towns, say for instance Ger.
rillos, Santa Pe ami Las Vegas on the
north, and Albuquerque, San MArciAl.
socorro " Gallup on the south ard west.
Such . league. with non-salaried players
aud ell AmAteurs, would prove Of great
interest for the coming summer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
DARING "a I'd |
Dona An ID ~ crtts Rceort 10
DSI,ri- Measures.
FRAUDULENT vo ss COUNTED.

~cial t"'i W n.
Las Crurrs. Nov IA, The county com.
mi-sionrrs counted fnr the Democratic
ticket the ~ fraudulent Democratic tck, ~
which hal teen oI-nly subs 'Iiu,rh tor
republican tickets ~ pr,c,ut >, Hni
shrh 10" Judges II ,hHi ri"c.u,t ~.
fl"-l ~ cnuut THIS took from ~" ~.
puhlIcans ~ "t THEW lawful votes sui pu,
in their plsr- 40 Democratic v"irr, MAX
iug iii, wncr OF ~ against the r-puh
hcnns, and drp,v,ng Fountain fr r-rrr
nrn "tlvr, Raymond sheriff. Lynch asses.
snr. aud Bsrln clerk. ~ their rciiibcai-s
The dem Gratis and republicans alike -i
press great lndisus i"n ~ this outrage
Judge Fail, with t'r,- IT deputy Unil.-i
States m.trhAls arm,,l with wiurh-rt-rr,
,"ok Is'rs-r-lnn uf The court h"us- whIl.
the c"inmi E-iunrrr counted the Fraudulent
votes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
saGertsR. over.

Jacob H.rsch. who took morphins las,
Monday morning. an account appearing
In THs CIirxns Of yesterday. died last
nigh, At aboat7 O'Clock nom the effects Of
til. deadly drug. He never rallied from
the time he was taken from the cigar
store Of David Lssee' until death claimed
hi ", In Response 70 telegram zen, To
his folks in New York City, On Answsr
vas receiv.d Asking "whe,her there h .
jewish eemr,ery hare" Hi folks have
been notified that shsrs 10 such Gene
tsry here, aud In consequence his funeral
will take place from his late res,den6e,
No. SIT Fruit avenue, tomorrow morn
Ing ~ 10 O'Clock. ". .. acLaugblia. II
&. knight aud Louis stsrus sat up with
the corpss last night. Mr.. Hirsch car
rIssi an Insurance. on bis life for OIL. 100 In
the Mutual Life Insurance company, tho
policy being due to-day,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
~ rinln nen.s.eMlaaan

Al 4 o'clock this afternoon, David
w-inmann. manager Of the Golden Rule
Dry doais company. and Mise Belle Lew
inson. daughter OF the Junior member Of
ia. dry go~is hrm Of Lesser d Lswinson,
were uni,-d in marriage. They will
leave on this evenings east bound pas
-rng-r tram for wedding tour Of several
weeks, and tn. very b-st wishes Of hos,
of friends, together with thoss Of The CTR
lEKs, arr extended " them for blissful,
prosperous married life. On their return.
they will occupy cry home arranged
by Mr. weinms' on TUeras avenue,
near tn. corner Of Sixth street.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17

g. Louis lee convenicnt place foe New
hcsiesns, - u IL on the live Of their CT.
binary travel, and for ,his reason We
hops will attract, . large dslesa,son from
the territory. For three sessions, ~ New
Orleans, Ogden and Han Francisco, I hsy.
been the sole representative, but yc, New
Mesics has been treated with full con.,d.
Grafton 10y the passage Of resolutions IA.
voring our statehood. exc. II 10 certainly
proper that We show appreciation u
these couitrsi-s by sending delegates
from all our principal towns this year.
Rach county 10 entitled TO one represents.
tive, each city 10 one, and each CON.
m-rcisl body 10 three. Low fares have
been arranged for, and the train with
IN. California and Arizona delegations
will leave Albuquerque on Friday, Nov.
2ai, In the evening.
l. BRADFORD Passes,
Vice President for New Meiico.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
hey u-,urs.r uem >.

Noa Held and wife. Nee Mlss Schultz,
and Berthod spilz. who w.r- called Ia
III Paso on III. r-c.ip, II a telegram an
nouncing the death II Solomon schuts,
returned home last night, The follow.
ing item il chpped from the III Pas.
Tribune:
The funeral Of Solo Schultz. who diei a,
Silver City, New Mexico, ou th. Sih inst
,opk piac- in this city ou y-rs-r'iay from
the undertaking r,nms Of Emerson d
B-rri-n. ON III Paso street, At v o'clock a.
TN. The funeral war largely attended by
relatives aud FRI. ndn, showing the es,i-
nation in which the young man Was h-hi
during his lifetime. The coffin contain
ing the remains was literally covered with
flowers as tokens Of ufiecti"n. The body
rests in Evergreen cemetery ut Concor'iia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17

The preliminary trial Of P-rf-cto Pa
dilio, charged with the murder Of John
vipond. was begun yesterday afternoon
before Judge Lsughhn. MIR J, A. suth-
erin. in III. absence of District Attorney
Criu,. appeared for the prosecution, while
Mr. Larkin Read represented the drfrnse
The afternoon trial consumed the time oi
the court up to q O'Clock, when the all
journment was taken. This morning the
hearing WAS resumed aud hss ho, ye,
been completed. u. J MetIinnis, ". C.
vipond, &, l.. Russell, Jamea ID. Bently
and VIM, c. Fey.rham have thus far been
examined for the prosecution, their tes,i.
mony establishing the possession Of the
dead mans burros by the defendant and
showing the condition In which has ~
mains were found by the searching party
ORGANISED 10 ascertain his Whereabouts
The theory Of the defense 10 that the bur
re we're moi in the possession OF the Ao
cus.-i. and the prisoner also expects Il
prove an Alibi. The eass IL attracting NJ
little interest, both on account IL the
a,rocity Of the crime and the mystery Ia
which It is enshroadsd.-New Mexican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17

hditots tttncn.
Win you no, aid In securing full rep
rcsantation from New Mexico 10 tho CON-
Ing Trans Mississippi oougrossi !, meets
on Nov. 2eih Al II. Louis, and viii en-.
stder Ill suejeets Of interest 70 our section
Of the country. Its innusnos and impor-
tane. ara increasing year by year. and
this ID expected 70 BE- specially inter.
sstins session. II will DO held on the
banks of the Mississippi. - Gar east 40 Il
can ever 60. and ,hus !, 10 hoped will o.
srt q strong influence on eastern ldsas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
&c a-m mser- .,s.au.raue

Tom. Nen-f--. who will bs remembered
a. the catcher for the Albuquerque Ma
rn"ns in 1891 -- he champions Of the south
ives, of that y-sr-has reached 'is Penn
sylvAniA home from Iowa, where he
played ball during the pas, season. lie
wri esA letter Ia THs CirHsx. in which
he has some gu"d words Ia say about the
Albuquerque Browns winning the cham
p,onHhip aud tournament, 81 the present
year. and = ates that MeDonAld surely
made record for himself as pitcher lie
,ta,-s that b. has quit hase ball profes-
sinnally, and would lik. IA return tn this
city, VIII re- he can play occasionally and
where the climate agrees with him In
every particular. II. desires Ia he 70.
m-mber-d by his old friends and the
fans" that attended the Maroon games
when he Was that clubs celebrated
catcher
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
AalasaF ssleese4.

The coun,y commissioners have issued
. certificate 81 election for the territorial
council To Major n. salsxar This was
based ON the throwing out Of 1876 votes,
said N have been cast for DR., ID ,marais,
a. joint senator from Ban Miguel and
Guadalupe COUNTESS, DR.. DcsmArais lad
. msjority Of lsi, which leaves Major
sAlazAr with majority Off. The Official
count gives the county 10 Mr.. Catron by
. majority Of 6-Las Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
Las Vegas C,,,..s.' ,Ius.


Las, evening there was organized the
Las Vegas Citizens Club. the purpose Of
which 10 TO he the development ~ the re-
sources of ban Miguel county, the up.
building Of the town Of Las Vegas. and
primarily 10 that end, the early settle.
ment II the title N the Las Vegas graft
In favor of the community to increase ir.
rigstiou In localities tributary 10 Las
Vegas the discovery aud development "
coal aud other mineralsj the encourage
meut and promotion Of health aud pleas.
Urn resorts at and near Las v-gas the
promotion and construction Of other en-
terpris-s Of like character.
Jefferson Reynolds was selected ~
presidents Dr Y y olney, frat vice
president; Johu W. collars. second vice
prcsiden' J, K, Moore, secretary, and J.
A. Csrruth. treasurer J. d. " veeder.
Byron T. Mills, X Moore and DR. y Il
oluey werr appointed to frame q cons,i-
tuition and bylaws. for presentation at
the next meeting, Mondsy evening, Nov.
10Th, BY intelligent and united effort,
with the hearty support Of every citizen
who has the welfare Of the city II Las
Vegas and the county Of San Miguel q,
heart, the above named organisation
hopes 10 accomplish much good for the
town Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17

through m. CITY nn his vsv east N. vill
fire, so ,o p.ny.r. theme. IN s'h,e.g,. and
t,,u Their. 4, M,,,..,,.. wh.,. n. ~iIl
tell his cd HON. folk. bou easily IN. p.
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streets.
Mineral I.l,.. n, a KNIGHT. of ,,y,b.
las. VIII INV. ~. grand hail an IN. 2li dry
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At = "'rl"ck at til" h. = castle 4" rr''"c'
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
Vice President for New Meiico.


The Grand Lodge v. 4 A. N. II Arr
sons 10 now possessed Of one of the 6nes,
css-s II jewels on tho Pacific coass. NJ.
W Kales. grand treasurer and chairman
Of the appointed committee for the pur.
pose. engineered the matter, and had
them made In San Francisco. The case
L. composed Of twenty jewels cut Gu, Of
solid silver plate. = quarter Of an inch
thick, and richly gilded 10 gold. The
four principal jewels are set with large.
fine sL.stbys,s. The s-t cost $500, aud
are . remarkable srtistic exhibition Il
the fine skill 81 an engrsver who can
rarely I've excellcd The Ne, In enclosed
In tuc wood case Phoenix Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17

I'll" Orphrus club was re."rganiIed
last nigh, under the direction and man.
ag-m-pt IL Prof Harruun &. G. Hall
was unanimously ~ elrctrTi president;
q W Johnston, vice presidents ID. 4.
ShuckhArt. secretary, and JAS. & Smith.
treasurer. I, Y. Maynard. X L Wash
burn and J. X. Brown. named ~ = com
IN, tee on musicj and J, \. smith. Hugh
II Morrison and Robert Smell the bust
ness cnumi,tee. All the gentlemen nam.
cd ahove, with the exception Of Prof.
dArrunn. were active members II thu Or
p,rus club ~ last year, and Tns C'riZEx
IL pleased IA note the reorganization
and tina, the public 10 promised some con-
c-rts during the winter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17


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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17

wv WINCH II enJoy
GOOD health tkasks 70
Or; riercs's Fsvcrt.e Pre-
scstpttoa and '0oldsa
Medical Diseovvry.' I
was snder doctors' care
fef two year. with womb
wasting 10 s.rsaEsh "a
|the time. I wac % WEAK
that ! coaid Gle up ~ bed
ouiy q few momsuts. for
two yesEs eosBsscet
tAkiuG Dr, rterce's ~:
yoriss rsesssiptioa ssd
his Golden hedicai Dis-
eovey,' and By q. .!sas
I had taken one. half dos.
en- bottles I was % end
sSs.af Es. ssi SsS so . s' s::i;s
and t@k1 V&Fw s<rnna
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17

ever sises-tha, was two yssFs aud hsf sss."
A book Of I6e pages on "womsa and Her
cents In stamps for postage. Xddr<ss,
WORLDS DisPRNsApy MEDICAL AssocrA.
TON, 66J Main Street, Buffalo, N. 4.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17
TEXAS q ntg Cssstry.

The latest figures give Cockr-il l0.6s7 |;
Dean, 1884. and Gillilsnd, l0.%is. Cock.
rsll's majority ~ far 10 al. These 10
turns are from thirty Eve counties. Thls
dis,rict has seventy .eigh, counties, and
there is no certainty a. ye, who will have
the honor TO represent this district In
congress. After all the returns arc In Il
will then probably require an oiiiciai
count 10 determine whe,L 70 Il 10 Cockrell
or GililAnd.-El Paso Tribune.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-17

N'Nfb
PROM Fridays Drhy,
Mise Jennie prirr, 1T Suc"rru. ro,pin IT !
Mrs S,mun Stern. II visiting tn" city.
T. G. Gortnrr aud l. Parker, Of
Santa r., arr IN the city. arriving las,
night
Rev q Jmllard. who was on = visit
to B-rnAlillu. rrturued to Gallup Last
night,
Arthur l. Finch. uf the firm IL Cod
iugtou a Finch, Bland. In "a, the Hotel
Columbus
Dan Murphy, business gentleman II
Needles. il in the city, stopping NJ the
san Felipe.
Harry Gray, the cattle Inspector In
overseeing the -hipm-n, ot cattle nj Mag.
dal-na to-day.
q, v. Thornton, who was at Las Cruces.
passed through the city last nigh, On hi-
way to Las Vegas
Ma, Ross, ~ the water service " the
Atlantic d Pacific, is in the city from
Williams, Arizuna.
DIR. Il II. Eimundson. 81 Gallup, came
in from TIA. ives, last night aud went
south thIs morning.
Col Il W. Eaton. Of Socorro, was At
the windsor lAst night He wen, up Ia
Santa F- this morning
Mrs jacob Iirsch and adopted dnugh-
ter have humr under tue trIendly ronf
Of the Hotel Columbus
nrr Jenkins and Miss scn,,, Of Cnnl.
,,lg-, an, hrs Reach ami daughter, of
winnlow. are al the wIndsur
We Marble aud children. " King
rton, PASSED through the city last night
To- JOIN Mrs. Marble IN Colorado
+ Carroll. the wonl buyer tor Gross.
| Blackwell n Co., AMI q. II statioru came
down iron Las Vegas lac, n'ghl.
Mrs l. ID. Msnd-ll leaves Tomorrow
evening tor Chicago, where che will EN-
Joy the holidays Win her mother.
- ID Ls"H' 'no wen A"'"n ""'"~
bank examiner 'S IN the city from Den
ver' and 's at the Hotel Columbus
W [. Nixon AMI wife, Of Chicago ARE
expected I" arrive TINS evening ami VIII
visit with A. h Walker aud family
Mrs A. NJ. Ro.- ami daughter came in
last night from For, wlnga,e aud will
probably remain and make tnIs city their
home
Jas Kelley, manager aud buyer for l.
Is Putn.y, whoi.sAl. grun.r, will leave
this afl.rnunn for Needles. Cal, where lac
will remain for several months.
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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-31
Alleged Land once Frauds.

WAsnNDroN. Jan, 81. Regarding
the extensive land office frauds un-
earthed at Duluth by Inspector Swine
ford, Land Commissioner LamoreauX
said that the Office had received no Off
and thought there was nothing III it,
Mr.. Swineford, he said, had sent u re-
port on the atfalrs of the. Duluth land
office, but had mentioned no Sensational
developments. He admitted. however
that the official notification might be
on the way to Washington.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-31
REV. THOMAS DIXON.
The New York Divine severely Roasted
by AN Atlanta Minister.

by AN Atlanta Minister
ATLANTA. Jan. 81 The Rev. Tom
Dixon of New York. who is on lee
turing tour through the south was
given Il severe tongue flashing from the
First Baptist church pulpit Sunday by
Rev. DR.. Hawthorne. There is no love
lost between Bro Hawthorne and Bro.
Dixon. They have FLASHED before.
hawthorne Is something of asensation-
alist himself and does not like to have
his preserves encroached upon.
One of his pet hobbies. and one
which he harps on at all times is that
women should not speak i'll churches
He never misses IA chance to hit at the
women. Dixon was here one evening
last Week and i'll the course Of his lec-l
ture on Fools made special class of
fools of those sensationalists who were
always opposing women speaking in
churches He expended some of his
best satire on these people. Every body
understood the allusion and Haw-
thorne's church was filled to overflow
ing Sunday with people who naturally
expected lovely reply. They got it.
The doctor used the strongest Ian
guage known to the pulpit vocabulary,
characterizing Dixon rs good many
different kinds of fool He declared
that the craze for gold had demoralized
the lecture platform. and such men as
Dixon had made it contemplate in the
eyes of reputable people.
Another sensationalist. Rev Warren
Gambler, president OF Emory college.
pray. If they tell you they pray you
tell them they lie Gambler, by the
way, got his chief notoriety through
the rebuke Emma Abbott gave him IN
a church at Memphis.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-31
Walton's Hotel Sold.

NEW YORK, Jan. 81. -"Plunger'
Walton, who has made several fortunes
in backing his opinions of race horses
and lost them i'll legitimate trade, has
surrendered his last venture. the Grand
hotel, to his creditors. Walton paid
$40, 600 for the hotel just about year
ago, and it was sold again by virtue of
the chattel mortgage held by Stafford,
Whitaker & keech The mortgage was
for Ss7, 900 and the hotel bid in by the
original owners for $50. 900.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-31
A Mania For Killing Himself.

CoLuMBus. o.. Jan. 81 There was Il
sensation IN the big diningroom at the
Ohio penitentiary when Convict John
Conroy rose III the presence of the 1900
prisoners seated at breakfast ana an
nounced his intention of taking his life.
Conroy slashed the side of his neck
with the knife with which he had been
eating. and after he sat down the blood
poured in stream over his shoulders.
He was taken to the hospital where it
was found the wound would not be
fatal. The fellow has had mania for
killing himself in public.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-31
shot His Wife.

GRAND HAVEN. Mich. Jan. 81. News
reached this city that a man named
Hawkins, III the village of Robinson. 10
miles from here, had shot his wife, ia
tally wonnding her. A constable and
two citizens went to arrest Hawkins,
and as they approached the house he
opened fire on them with a shotgun,
but his shot failed to take effect, The
constable returned the fire, filling him
with buckshot, and it is expected he
will die
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-31
Almost Choked to Death.

SEDAllA Mo, Jan. 3l.--Miles Car
penter. colored. had q narrow escape
from being choked to death in a novel
way at Warsaw, Benton county He
had been locked in the. calaboose tor
disturbing the peace. but had pred
loose the upper hinge of his cell door
with view of etfecting his escape. \
board was used AZ a wedge to hold the
upper part OF the door AGAR. Carpenter
had Just got his head through TINS
space when the wedge slipped out OF it,
place and the door closed with y crash
Carpenter was caught bout the shon!-
ders anu was unable to move. He cried
Justify for help. hut it was almost half
an hour before assistance arrived. and
he was almost dead when rescued.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-31
A Child Beaten to Death.

PORTSMOUTH. n H.. Jan. 3l.-The
town of Gambia is up in arms over the
discovery that George Stroller aged $
years. died as the result of inhuman
treatment at the haLds of Mrs. Nj ny
Hartford, with whom he lived. She i,
alleged to have beaten him with stick
of wood. and III December hitched II
rope around his neck and pulled him
up over beam in the barn, bringing
his head forcibly against the lumber
several times. She also placed him ii.
a barrel of brine, and kept him there
until he almost persisted He was
knocked down and kicked until death
ensued. Coroner Marvin of this city
will hold an inquest. Mrs. Hartford is
q member of the church. The boy was
left by his mother in her charge when
he was baby.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-31
JOHN DALTON'S CAPTURE.
He Was >ccrctsd Insid" static" Hut-
ttlO When Arrested.

ST. PAUL. .Ia'A IA special from
Deadwoo.. : d.. gives the following
rs the true Stury III regard to the cap
ture of Johi Dalton. the train robber,
by an expires, messenger:
Dalton had himself expressed on the
inside of a stuffed buffalo, but the
game was spoiled by his removing one
of the animals glass eyes. through the
socket of which he stuck a 6-shooter.
covering TIE messenger. The latter.
however. escaped from its deadly range
and Leaned! on the back of the stuffed
animal
The Lack caved in and he dropped on
the roh'er lisiie ami sat on him until
the next station was reached. when he
was turned over to the authorities. The
safe coAtalned $50. 600. Evidently Dali
ton had confederate, who were to act
at his signal. They have not been APP
prehendel
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-31
MRS. GOULD'S CHARITY.
Her Entertainment In Aid of the Waits
Interesting New York's society.

Her Entertainment In Aid of the Waits
Interesting New York's society.
NEW YORK, Jan. 81 The show to
be given at Palmer's theater Thursday
afternoon in aid of the little waits
cared for by the kindergarten and Pot
ted Plant association. of which Mrs
George Gould is the president, has in
terested the fashionable world to an I'M
common degree. The charity is most
deserving one, and every ticket pur-
chased will be so much toward putting
bread into the mouths of the poor little
creatures OF the slums. For several
hours of the day those waits are cared
for and kept occupied in warm room,
sheltered from the cold and the bad in
huences of the tenement districts. Mrs.
Gould is the moving spirit in the per
Torrance and is arranging the features
Of it. She has secured the services of
some of the best known players on the
stage.