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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-24
cooueIin to Make a Change.

PARIS, Sept aL.-M. COqualin. tn" eld- CT, the great French actor, will soon join tho company of the Renaissance theater. By leaving tho Cumedic Francaise, to which he has been attached for years, ho will violate one of the regulations of that theater and will probably incur heavy
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-24
4 yisoount Kiii d.

PARIS. Sert 2I.-By a carriage acci- dent yiscount Louis Roisot. son of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-24
3 PAIRS FOR 25c.
LOT NO ?.

G0 dozen Mems all wool camel hair and natural grey Underwear, Shirts and Drawers. sizes 3i to 5O. Actual value 9Sc. Removal price soc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-24
A Leader.

RIGHTLY MADE Clothing has been our leader. and it hss lead us to an increase of business each season. Honest goods st honest prices will tell in the long run. We don't catch trade with loud advertise ments and cheap goods. customers that buy our kind do the advertising for us. they come again and bring their friends. Our Stock this Fall is larger than ever. All wool reliable Suits slO. SIP. SIS and better grades as high As s2s for men. Our @, 50 and s5 Boys Suits. can't be equalled for wear.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-24
LOT NO q

5O dozen Mems extra heavy fine all wool camels' hair half hose. good value for 30G a pair Removal sale l9c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-24
LOT NO 1.

60 dozen Mems fine all wool camels' hAfr and natural grey wool Underwear. the quality sold for sl25. Removal sale 75c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-24
LOT NO ;.

50 dozen of Mems eItra super fine 8 gauge camels' hair and natural grey wool and solid color cashmere wool Socks, coods that have always sold for soc a pair. Re moyal sale 25c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-24
We Have The Floor.

We want to say just a word about the Douglas lines. We carry in stock the Mems @, q. 50. s2 Shoes Douglas has made some handsome shoes this season. His 6 shoe. especially, we have in all toes, from the needle Piccadilly to the plain wide French. It is welted. too. and when you have it re-soled. your shoe maker can sew the sole on. You can see all his styles in our window. Several ad- ditions have been made to our Ladies e line and we carry now almost any stock YOU can ask for at this popular price. The Lace Shoe with patent tip and stay is Tery handsome. In our south window you will see them. In Patent Leathers vs cary every style. and here ve vant to call st- tention to our prices. We sell the very best of Hand Made Patent feathers at s5, all styles from the rAzor toe 10 the plain You can save from s1 to @ by buying them of us. We are selling them at hard times prices. Our School Shoes we are espe- ciaIiy proud of. If you are dissatisfied with those you are buying why not try q pair of ours as An experiment7 They are the best and the prices will suit.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-24
CurranS'.
Wool Bar gains For
 Men.

A manufacturers lot of Mems all wool Socks and underwear al less than half thai it cost to make the goods
 Our only trouble: We have had to buy too much. the lot aggregating co dozens. and in order to make short work of them ve have put prices on them that are simply astonishing and VIC might add this lot is more for our customers benefit than for ours.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-24
LOT NO

10 of Mems very fine cashmere wool scarlet red UnderEeAr. pure cOcheneils dye. warranted fast cOlOrs, Eever sold for less than sl S7A- Removal sale s9c-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-24
LOT No :.

l0O dozen mems all wool double breasted camsls hair and natural wool Cnderwear, the kind you always paid sl for Rs-- mpvAl sale 75c-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
READY-E5DE SHEETS & PlLL0W-SLIPS.

4 LARGE variety for single or double
beds, made Of tho very best shee;ing,
and ut less price than cost OF material
LADIES HOU5E-WEAPPEKS,
all well made Of naunelct'e, calico, and
percae, 81, 2l.>5, and STD.
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
made Of the best muslin and cambria,
all handsomely trimmed IN torchon and
Hamburg edges, aud workmanship IN
surpassed. see show-wlndow.
WHITE BED-SPBEADS.
Superior quality IL and 1914 I'm
dressed Narcotics Spreads, &c., Sl.2j,
$50, and sl.1j.
Calico Bei-Spreals, Sc. apiece.
RUBBER SHEETING AND TABLE
OIL-CLOTH.
81 Sheetinc, 59c. "A Sheeting, 7jc.
IT Tnule Ol-Clo;h. DO. 81 Table
ChC!oih, -5t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
Pg0CLiwATTON.
10y THE GOVERNOR OF YIRGI
ID MIA PROCLAMATION.

Information having been received By the Ez-
e.utiYe that OF the night % the 2ist day OF Do
cember. 1893, john flea5ants Hen tricks, II
Campbell county, Va, was killed at MS nome,
IN sad county. aud though tho authorities OF
said county nave been digent IN tucir efforts 70
discover and arrest the perpetg1tor OF sad
c ne. they have failed. ana ae o. slli unknown
I'D golug ~ large: Therefore do hereby oaer
A REWARD or $50 % any person VINO sha4
arrest the sad perpetrator SUI deliver MN 1910
tne jail OF said county u Camp ~, said reward
= he paid only after the trial ani conviction OF
too SAID person so arrested: and do moreover
require all officers OF this Commonwealth, civil
ana military. aud request the people generally,
10 use thor best e18rtOns - procure his arrest,
that lie NAV % brought 10 !usiica.
(l Given under my hand as Governor,
JSEAL. and under the Lesser Seal VI the C0ul-
~ mOnuealtA. at RicnmoRd. this l2th
day Of January, 1894. -
Governor
By the Governor:
seere.srg a the Com monvesIih
IA t4-suAN2u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

|EIS NLI.t OALI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
SKIRTS.

God, Ue17T rorl'-Thre1f N1sln. I'M
WITH. r.Ir.-H ~ rIr eu ttar 'oi1.-
81 ia.r.'o- uu - 'ac.0' Hii'. 81. 'i
vt4.l t.rt--.s We, w. 20 ma e-lil With
Ou. mnAils G-,.--.ii-o Il Ca..le1- ')c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
ANNUAL SALE OF
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

We have been fortunate enough TO So
cuge frOm an unfortunate maker who
WAS compelled 10 raise cash several hun
dred dozen Muslin Jnterc lrmCu.s at
lees than manufacturers COST.
This los comprises q compete variety
Of Children F.. ~ well az Ladies, Caier-
Garments. which an, warranted 10 be- OF
best quality mGsin, well raje and per
feet fitting, AID Just sucu work AZ yoI
you'd socure Ue.o You 10 hayo them
made ~ home under y0ur personal 81
per,ision.
Wc nave no PC. Corsct.Covors or &c.
Chem.s', bat show only reliable and
scrvicc1b.s garments.
lha ea.ira lot wi be placoi on sale
YO-NOR1OW end continued durlr :
tie entire month.
Nc have on hand several hundred
yards OF Short Ends oi Hamburg ant
Sgis Embroidery AMI Inserting whlr d
wi! he closed ont al ab0aI sc. on thr
Gol'a. Of its real value Also, several
special bsr,ain. in lcru AMI Black
Bourbon and Venetian Lace, which Is
il sucl strong demand nov.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
ADVANCE OPENING SALE
Wash Dress Goods, Linens, White
Goods, and EnbPoid8pieS.

TO-.NORROU' .lIORNIAG IRE place on SOLO
Headrance styles in WASH Dress GoodS for Spring,
tocetherwjh q specialSale Of Linens, white Goods,
and Embroidey4cs. We call particular attention
to tie lo,c prices at mhieb IRE offer these goods az
IRE before they are the best ralaes erer offered =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
NEW NOVELTIES
SPRING DRESS GOODS
Extremely Stylish and Handsome.


Special sa,o Of - pieces superior
Slick -liG-fIaish and -i!k-Wagp lien
rotms, u.s.. -, and - inches wide
REGULAR SD, Sl3,, and $50 goods
at this !e sc. yard.
j. pieces Sikh iuish Al Pure Wool
and tho Very Iet Blacks Regular
&c. quality; It tins sale &c. q yard.
I'D pieces french Serges, pure wool,
itc yard. IAeso soo.s arr bargain
Il $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE, \ FIKST-CLASS SA-
Z LOON. LUNCG-COUSTLR. and BILLIARD
SALOON, wen lO-atst, AMI ha1 done goc d
business lor ITO pa. tssn.y leIrL Cal on "
aIlre,s II. A. McCURDI.
In of.2t' 1910 east MaIa street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
RichH2ORd.
Wash Dress Goods.

IL OkA III OlJD ~ VNeSt
TOILE DU NORD GING-
EAMs. al the now spring patterns.
the best Ginghams ever made to
retail at nc. per yard. and mover
before sold Tor less than that price.
SALE pEiCL, zoe.
PERCALBS, in al tho new
spring patterns .,
ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, dne and
sheer, all new patterns, worth 1870
per yari.
SAIL PRICE, l2ic. CARP.
DRESDEN SATINES-a now
cotton fabri,-blsck grounds, with
buds, leaves. suI flowers
SALE PHlCE, I2!c. YARD.
CREPE CLOTHS, inpiul, light
blue, and Nile, ior evening wear.
l2!c. AAltD.
FIGURED ORGANDIFs, with
open strip. light grounds with
small uguTes,
l2ic
IRISH LAWNS, Tie mos. popu-
..tt,, E, f.r,. ,,.4 "a.
l.'c. YARD.
9G-irch DBES9 CAMRHlCH. ir
rev and handsome dos. eng aoj COZ
orngs.
FIGURED DUCK SUliING5,
white and light grounds, IN dainty
elects, 4-.D
PRINTED P0NGTFS, a so't
snl dainty fabric, dark grounds
with small figures,
1870. YARD.
SERPESTINE CREPE-CLOTH,
il evening shades. plain and figured,
.O.. YARD.
FINE DUCK SUITlNGS. o.
inches vide, white aad light
grounds,
Csc. YARD.
FRENCH GINGHANS, the kind
that wear and do not fade,
&c. YARD.
FIGURED FRENCH ORGAN
DIES, in choice styles Nui color
iHgs,
35c. YARD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
OrTINGS md GINNKAMS.

geo pieces superior quality Outing,
all new and desirable patterns, the regu-
lar : , e. quality, at $ e.
$40 pieces Iew Apron and Dress GipZ-
hams the uand-omest OF this season 3
production %. e.. 3, 10, and l2tc.
Sew Crepe Cloths, il al new shades
for party and evening dresses, 1910. u
yard.
CHECKED AND PLAID MCSLINS.
A large assortment Of factory short
LENGTHS NJ s., 10. and he. These are
all worth Just double the price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
laC9S.

We show 70 morrow hcapi''Hl
line a. POINT DE EL'l. ID
LAC. 'rom 10 I'd inches v''.
rsn.i. .l l'c. :, s.. per yar..
Tho. r a.. tho mg' tor ..n-E
and our AAe Is very comp.-.a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

Fms Comforts el,o reduced. SOC those
rrrsel 3ovntoslt0 from g., $3.50 ifom 81
80 fron q, &c., g..
d BOA. SAVING Aerc ~ SPRING CCTToNs'
H.s, -rLITG DRis5 GINGHAG, only &c.
4lr-e arc the best American goods and
rover a..! ua. e- 12.oc.
t.cs ..g.. q ,,r Children.
1900 yards ruest French STYLES 36-lnch
? ...a et. culg I.t .c.-IGe.c va.ue.
20 ,io.os Sew styles line saueen, oaly
l".
li. ee arc exceptionally fine, aud las.sssscn
tA.s r.lIo sod iI-G; hcrc lor2cA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
Ladies' and CHLtlCmtn'S Umbrellas

Ladies and GeLl!CmenS UmDfellGS
for rain or sun-C9, Is, 90c.. 81, Sl.2j,
Sl.J0.
CASHMERE FOR BOYS AND MEN,
4 full aasortmcnt-2j, 81. and SOC. q
yard.
HITEANDCOLORED FLANNELS.
Sc. Fine White Wool Flannels. 2Jc.
Gray tlanneis, p, lG., 20, and &c.
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS,
white and colored, 81 and $l.25 yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

.r.ro'e spe ..ai purchase ~ ilCa
..t.I.t. ..rnt "..' Ir.. '.5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
Corner Second and Broad streets.
January Bargain Sale!

l0-l s6 Fine Wool Blankets, $3.50 q
pair.
5t-inch 800. Mixed Suitiugs, go. a
yarl.
3finch 37lc. Mixed Serges, 14c. a
yard.
3C-inch 75c. Silk-MiIed Serge,, 45c. a
yard.
42-inch el.25 Silk-and-Wool Tucker
Suliing. 81 yard.
3S-inch G2lc. Atwood French Serges,
al co.ors, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21

Vow here's big a.Tipg, AND DON'T Mss
II.
Tne LOT comprIso. al OF a certain grade OF
Au-W0ol ileach Serge, Ch"vi1i &c not
ya~i e which ia worth lo's than Doc.
Tas rNADE--AiG PRICE IS only SOC.
Ne'rs clu.inr oGi AID r'mn-u;s ani short
lens.us q NOOLLLN DBL,5 GOODS a: slash
f-,. f.H.t.a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
White Goods.

WHITE PERSIAN lawns
l2i, ll,, %, 81 ] -
WHITE INDIA LAWNS
10, -. L.. I'D, a..
WHITECHNChED NAINs
10. l2i, 1853. -o, d.
WHITE FRENCH MAINS
-, so. Sd. Go, Zoe. A.
WHITE ENGLISH NAISsO. --,
20. -. b. .
WHITE FRENCH OEGAND'r-.
C'. Ilr., ANh s..
SHEER PLAID MU@llt
3D..
WHITE LINEN Lawn
2'
FINE CHECKED DNW
WHITE PIQUES fin, ~
well.
PLAIN anl DOTTED ob
l) 4D.....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
Wool Dress Goods.

| pie-e 4G-inch ALL WOOL
NAVY-BLUE CHEYHON SERGE.
abeautiful goods and GOOD value al
7jc. yard, offered at tho low rrce
OF otc.
3G-inch SILK-AND.WOOL 40.
YELTY DRESS GOODS. in the
new spring coior.ngs, better value
than We ever cav offered a. zoe. o
yard for ot.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
THE SERVI1N corr U'ETI1.

"Thcre are" said a witty Scrvian diplomat
n few years ago, "Only three articles III the
Servian Constitution The first is, The Regents
do as the Ministers please. The second u.s. The
Ministers do as the Skuptschina pleases. And
the third is The Skupschina does as IT pleases.
There YOU have the whole Law and the Proph-
cts" Nor was there much eXaggeratiOn In TINS
sarcastic statement. IT was almost literally
true from March, 1889, when King Milan abdi-
Gated. TO April. 1893 when King Alexander, by
n coup d'Gtat dismissed the Regents and made
the Ministers mere creatures OF the royal Will
Since the latter date there has been an almost
continuous conflict between the King and the
Slluptschina in which the King has not Jared
well He has lost ground, and has had to resort
TO various desperate eXpcdients to save himself
from being swept from the throne by Il popular
revolution The latest and most sensational OF
these eXpedlents before the present was the
recalling Of the discrcditcd and disgraccd Milan
70 Belgrade in utter defiance Of law, TO be the
Kings adviser and the power behind the throne.
But now comes one more startling still IL Is
another coup detat. almost as sweeping and as
revolutionary as that effected by Louis NapO-
leon In France in 1871.
The King. under his fathers direction, has
abolished the Constitution of 1888, and restored
that Of 1869 He had. of course, not the slight
est legal right to do this. He was much
bound to obey the Constitution as the humblest
peasant in the Kingdom and had no more right
than such n one TO set II aside That the
Servian people will submit to his doing so Is
scarcely conceivable. II they do, they will sub
NIT 10 their own cnslavemcnt. Under the Con-
stItutlon OF 1885 Servia has had one Of the most
liberal popular governments in Europe. The
King Is merely the chief executive. All legs-
lative power is vested in the Skuptschina. elect
ed by the secret ballots OF all taxpaying men.
Freedom Of assembly, Of speech, of the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

and Of conscience is guaranteed. But unuer
Tho Constitution of 1860. which the King now
eoors to rolmposc. all those things are changed
rho King is himself the chief lawmaker, ana
v.hat &c loft Of the Skuptschina is either APP
,,o,,,od Inv him or chosen by Il limited suffrage
,vitbout secrecy Of ballot. Freedom or assem-
h,,. of sncech. of the press and Of conscience Is
oLo,ishoj The nation is turned back. In Drier'
NOT only twenty-five years in time but from
lhoral popular government 10 Czarlsm COLI
narable with that of Russia Itself
How far the peoplc will acquicsce in TINS, or
how far they can be compelled by force TO 90
en ie n matter of uncertain speculation. Inc
ono significant fact on which TO base rechoh-
inc Is that the King has placed himself IN OPP
nositton 10 the Radical party. Now that party
oor,nrises n very considerable majority OF the
noonlo Of the kingdom including most OF the
raollv able political leaders. Its growth during
u,o list voor or two has been remarkable. At
thc election of March II. 1893, owing to pressure
averted bv the Government and the army, ON!
- Rodicals were returned 10 the SkuptSchlna'
against Il Liberals Government party ana
Progressists But when that corrupt Dody was
dissolved and q new one elected. on May 81
following the people took matters mo thor
own hands and returned no less than III hau-
icals. while the Liberals held on to only single
seat, That is the Legislature which the hihs
now dismisscS Ii will be most surprising II Il
nopular party, which year ago elected nihe-
tonths majority Of the National Skuptscniha'
allows the King. or the cXk ing 10 set 1's VIII
aside. overturn the Constitution, and make hlili-
self an absolute tyrant.
The question OF possible foreign intervention
also arises no one can tell what Power, II
my. has incitcl Milan 10 this deed. That de-
,broncd monarch belongs now to one now to
another. rs one or another thinks 1t can get
enough use out Of him 10 warrant IT IN paying
his gambling debts. Since he has recently ef-
fected n reconciliation with his much-inlurch
but mountaineering wife, It might be th0ught
he has sold himself to the Car, since Natalie
IS q stanch Russophilc But the Radical party,
which IS now being antagonized and against
which this coup d'Gtat Is directed, Is ny 10
means anti-Russian. Indeed II has always III
clincd toward n Russian alliance. though not NJ
the expense OF Scrvian Independence. II may
be. then. that this act Of The Kings was not III
snired from abroad and IS 10 he dealt with ms
purely domestic matter. But the Balkan
Peninsula IS bad place for such business. IL
will be almost miraculous II one state can have
n revolution without seriously disturbing some
other And such coup detat may easily SO
disturb the unstable equilibrium Of affairs rs 10
prccipitatc "A general crisis with di' lstrouS AMI
forreaching results. This mad prank Of the
boy King and his notorious father makes the
outlook in Eastern Europe more ominous than
| Il has been for years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
,oR prorrcroN or rOR ROBBERY

Three kinds Of tariff are possible, for prot'c'
ton. for revenue. and for robbery The pro-
,cciivn tariff defends all industries against for
elcn competition. leaving natural laws and high
IL stimulated domestic competition to deal with
combinations against the public welfare. us
r, suit has been the most marvellous growth OF
Industries aud the greatest general prosperity
c,.cr known The revenue tariff seeks income.
and therefore necessarily encourages foreign
imuorlations and foreign competition, but be-
cause # cannot help favoring some interests
=, thc EXPENSE OF others by checking home com
netItIon gives monopocs greater and more
dangerous power The tariff for robbery de
lbcratrIv plumbers and Swndlcs the people.
here for the sake OF votes and there FOR the
sake of corrupt gain. As the great monopolieS
ALWAYS have much money and some votes AT
command. they shape tariffs Of that sort at their
pleasure.
The Democratic party most unwiscly. and yet
doubtless from honest convictions, undertook
to break down the protective policy. 1t solemn
IL plrdgcl tariff for revenue only. and per-
suadcd the people that such Il tariff would sup
nrcss lnonOpolics and trusts and tighten the
burden Of ALL 4 fair trial Of this theory was
the one thing which It's advocates could not
shirk without lasting dishonor. The Democratic
party Is therefore sclf-convctcd Of falsehood
and fraud because II makes no effort whatever
10 establish the sort of tariff which IT solemnly
promised and which It declared necessary for
the welfare of the people The Wilson bill, as
II came from the House. was tariff for dehcit
and not for revenue. Ii showed dishonest
foyoritism by refusing revenue duties on sugar.
ore coal and wool, while imposing on other
articles duties which were declared and doubt
less believed to he highly protective. Having
thus shown itself false TO It's own professions
pledges and beliefs by its action In the House
the same party proceeded IN the Senate 10 sell
ont completely TO the trusts and mOnOpolies
That mart Of its conduct even its opponents
cannot characterize more severely than It's
friends. who have set forth in the strongest
language the infamy of the sale the outrageous
Injustice OF the terms fixed by the monopolics
the faithlessness and treachcry TO principles In
volyed. and The scorn AMI contempt which the
passagc Of such bill would kindle in the minds
OF sincere Democrats. With Mr.. Sherman and
"The New-Yor Evening Post" Democratic lead
err and Journals OF the highest influence have
declared that II would be better for the party
to leave the Mckinley act In force than to pass
the Bill Of Sale.
But this tariff for robbery was contrived be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
amnsfments.


IRRrY's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-s15-The Girl Left behihc ! me
AMBROSE PARK South Observation-Disclosures Bits
Wild West.
AMERICAN THEATRE-s-Sister Mary .
ATLANTIC GARDEN 80 and "a Bowery-lo d. ih' "
10 o. m-Concert and Vaudeville.
RIJOU THEATRE-s:20 -The Skating hihK'
BROADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
cASINO-s:l5-The Passing Show
coII,MBI,s TIIEATRE-s:i5-The Two Orphans
DAI.Ys NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Acres
EMPIRE THEATRE-S:l 0-Gudgeons
GARDEN THEATRE-S:15-l492
HARLEM OPERA HoUsE-s:i5-Robin Hood.
uoyTs MADISON SQUARE THEATRE-S;So-fes "o'-
1ngton.
ROSTER & BIAL'S-s-Vaudevne
IYCEUM THEATRES :3O-The Amazons.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-Sl5-Sousas bahu
PROCTOR's-iO a. m 10 1O3o p. m.-NaudeViHe.
STANDARD Observation-Disclosures OF foso''
TONY PASTORS 2-s-Naudevire.
HATH STREET TTEATRE-s-Mavourneen
aaa AVE- A. m to 1870 y. m.The Tiffany ChapeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
PF RSON1L.

Charles Harris the Milwaukee man who wrote
"Aftcr IN. Bal" has Just presented 70 his uncle
r,a, chandler Harris. the Georgia writer 'nar'"-
ing little lakeside property near ocohom'"oc, o"e
~ the most beautiful OF the Wisconsin spas Long
,,r. 10 took % writing popular songs. 'haries
1t, no.. the f,vorite nephew OF Uncle Remus'
f .. ,,,s through the alters benehcence tha' he
,.,s nr,,,,,led with an education. The GIT he mas
r,ole 10 - repay something OF the 90 dept III
r. NV Tonier AMI the amentei Southern poet
2,rnsJ and butt the cottage about nVe years W.
fore his death
pin, tho English tennis champion is an irish
man by birth.
The president " the First National Bank OF Ley
,ngton. Neb IS Mrs H. r. Temple. anu her u'us''
ter Miss Temple, Is the Nice-pr'siue"''
Saws THE Philadelphia Record: The Wls'ar In,
sttt,.e Of Anatomy which will be formally opeheu
-, ,b. University Of Pennsylvania this afternoon
h.slles being a monument to the generosity oi ZEN
eral Isaac j. Wstar. Is memorial 10 one VI inc
s, distinguished anatomlsts Of the young nation
rr c,spor Wlstar Succeeding Or. Rush. the rather
of medicine In America. In the chalr at inc '"''
v.rsl,v. Or Wistar published the hrS' oooA ."
anatomy issued on this side Of the Atlsnuc' l"ere
are a number Of picturesque features IN Ms career
- one gl,nces back the century when mas
,,,,,sI Dr samuel Johnson seems 70 have been
p,,,v,yo,yng' his oracles I'm London only YESTERDAY
when one rejects that Dr. Wisar was an iht ,a
l % boswell
IT, ',,r,,tcinn there Or Wlstar also knew Thomas
Jefferson we'll succeeding him as prSs9smi 81 IL nor
h,s onlv memorial however. for the vine Wlstaria
nDurjshes - his memory. and everybody carries
remembrance around with MN III ue " '""'''' Va
Wistar the ofactory cones OF the nose
T. Mouov. the song writer. Is English bar
ris,er who divides his time between his profession
AMI music which he considers a recreation.
Terre Haute Ind. May 81 (SpecaD.-Leading ci.-
zens have arranged for public celebration OF the
clghtv-nfth birthday OF Richard w. Thompson eN-
Secretary OF the Navy. which Will faii on June %, o.
will be sent several or his frlehus III
public life including ex-President Harrison ana
General Lew Wallace.