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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
HARRISON.

At the meeting OF the Business Mems Protective
Association on Wednesday night resolution was
adonted that the butchers close their stores on Sun
dav mornings for the winter months
Charles W. Rothe has been elected treasurer OF
Christ Episcopal Church TO fl the vacancy caused
bv the death of William Latmer.
The women OF Christ Episcopal Church held a
pie cake and rad sale "Wednesday night IN the
euildroom for the church fund.
The members of the Harrison and kearny Wheel
men with a number of women friends. TOOK n run
to Passaic on Wednesday night, where they had
supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cunningham. of Soaring
ave- have returned from their wedding tour IN New
York State.
Henry Lodge No 1876. |. o. O. F.. held its ami
yersary last night at Evans Hall
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Or c. g. Philhower has broken ground for the
erection OF a colonial mansion at Wh,ford and
Grant ayes.
At the monthly meeting Of the Franklin Town Com
mi;tec On Tuesday night the Committee on Road
ways and Sidewalks made a long report The FIN
ance Committee reported that the water bonds
would shortly be ready TO be placed on the market
and propositions have been received from bankers
offering TO take the whole issue Of $J.Vp az lalr
premium. The CLERK was instructed 10 az ~ .se
for bids on the water bonds. The committee con-
sdered the claims OF tire Nuiiey Terrace" people
about roads and a committee Was appointed 10 IN
vestlgate their complaints
The Board of Appeals In taxation VIII hoid an
other meeting on the night Of October H.
The work Of building the new iron bridge under
the Erie Railroad tracks In Franklin-aNe. was De
gun on Thursday. The bridge Is to he competed IN
sfx weeks
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RAILWAY.

The Railway Athletics and the Wooioridge Ath.
lctics play football this afternoon on the atters
grounds The return game will be Played In Rah
way on October 49, The Railway men VIII line
I'd as follows: Left end. wilkins left tack.e.
Mooney; left guard Mcmahon; centre WoodruH;
right guard. Watson: right tackle. Jewell; night
end Miller quarterback. Maurice left hall. Bolani;
right half. Berry fullback. Dobbns.
Mrs Briarly's classes In physical culture dancing
and the Delsartean system opened yesterday after
noon for the season.
The contract for building the sewer for the FRANK.
lin school has been awarded to b. ~ Hughes.
The new State reformatory 10 be buI.t on ~
Edgar farm. Just beyond the city limits pror o.
to start in Railway real boom ne orisi"t AZ 80 ..
mate OF 100000 has been greatly lowered Dy tne
man Of employing convict labor instead OF hred
workmen At a meeting Of the CominisslGhsrs, %
no held on October II. all minor details VIII De Stls
led and ground will be broken at once
The Railway and Woodbridge Driving PARK As
ISOLATION is receiving bids for preparing tne.r new
grounds and buildings. The memosrsmp now NUN.
complete the charter list limit OF l0j
T,non invitation OF Mayor DAILY, Congressmaa
Fowler and Controller Carlton, OF hl,zabeth' IS A.
Tail. County Clerk Howard T. NJ MarliA. lanes
Vanderhoven, c. b. Squier. Ross EanIerh,9VSSn' g.
n Potter Or G. y. Holmes, G. T. Reec, .
Rvno and r. 3. Robinson. OF Ranway, met some
davs ago ard on Commodore Luttsehs lauhca
insnecton to aid In the draining and Dredging OF
the channel Mayor Day Is deterInlnea' tnat an
Intelligent appeal for Appropriation for tns PUP
poaa shall be made.
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

John ". Griggs. the Republican candida, for
Governor Of New-Jersey, Will be in New Bruins
wick next Tuesday and will make speech before
the Mlddlesex County Convention.
Thirty members of Phoenix Engine Company. No.
g. joined this week in the celebration which the
Fire Department Of Reading. Penn. held In that
city
The Grand Castle Of New-Jersey of the Knights
OF the Golden Eag.e held It's annual convention in
this city on Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week.
There were about two hundred delegates in at
tendance.
The annual meeting OF the New-Brunswlck Golf
Club was held at the clubhouse. in Livngstone-ave
on Tuesday evening The following Officers ' weTe
president Charles -. Ludlow; secretary John Pint
lips Street; treasurer j. Bayard KirkpitrlcE c9rre
sponding secretary, Mrs. Katharine weston. These
otncers with Mrs Clarkson Runyon and Miss Helen
Janeway. constitute the Board OF Governors. me
club held a arriving tournament last Saturday
afternoon. in which hvc drives In succession were
allowed and prizes awardea sGr the GTss
golf sticks The ladies' prize was won ny MISS
Anna AHsbG whose S her With Vi an
age OF ij2 yards The longest ladies' drive was by
Mss AnaSe vs yaTa' bS ana w inS OPE'ii
About thirty women OF the city have organized
city Improvement society. Intending 10 90 NM,
they toward improving the sanitary di,
OF their homes and surroundings to pioVlde ui
ing trougns Light streets remove nu'S 49, iast
night the society held public meeting n IN nv ~
ton Hall a. which an address wSs nan Mrs Nicho
las williamson vlcepresidents Mrs Nicholas NH s
Ma1earet Booraem treasurer. Mrs. NJ. II. Hutton
The Daily FREEDMAN. newspaper papiIisnes !.
this city has been sold at private sac red 1S Pub
fishing Company and the sale was c1cha1 are are
sX Of MG rar ark dnS Mas
! sonneau OF New-York both OF whom nav ma 81 :,
Sea whch nc!naes the plan and good VIII WIS
| A.5OO The paper will be run as a s"ais"' "Vp''"
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KEAFNy.

The engagement OF Miss Ida Callahan. OF Chestnut
ST to Mr. Stratton. OF Belgrove Drive. IL an
nounced.
Wednesday was the first ladies' day at the Ar
lington Club OF the fall season.
A meeting OF the Arlington Club was held on
q Tuesday night and seven Few members were
elected The first Informal dance VIII be held on
the first Wednesday in November
The Young Mems Christian Association OF inc
Kpox PRESBYTERIAN Church held meeting In the
chanel m Tuesday and arranged plans for enter
tainnents In the winter
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the Knox
Presbyterian Church held 2 sociaole on TUESDAY
night AT the horne of Henry Sincox
Arlington Council. Junior O. l. a NJ ce'f fT go
its removal TO rooms In FRATERNITY iai. on
Monday night by a big parade. in which the coun-
eli and delegates from Newark. Belleviie' Wood
side and Orange TOOK part
An adjourned meeting OF the Board Of Education
held Monday night. and four teachers lot ths
night school and one new teacher for NO. seuoo'
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PASSAIC.

Plans for the enlargement OF the house of the Pas
sale Club the eading social organization OF the cty
are under way W. {. Kimbal. ex-presdent of ne
Board OF Trade. has been elected president ANU
there are lSo members on the roll
The Unitarian Society. OF Passaic has purchases
a si,s for a church building In Prospect-st, near
passaic-aye. the plot beins 50x2O7 feet. The lan'
cost g 500 The pastor OF the society Is the he"
Frank Wicks ~
,rho n,,, school i'm charge OF Professor Miller.
onened this week and 40 pupils have been enroh.O'
They are Instructed by FIVE teachers.
The marriage of Miss Owe Totem daughter OF er
rraeho'dsr Albert Totem to Charles Dickson teos
nlaca M the home OF the brides father on Tuesay
night. the ceremony being performed bS the Nv"
4. s. LeavenA
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IRNINGTDN

The annual meeting OF the clinton Cemetery As
ISOLATION was held Wednesday In the ONCE OF
John II. Van Cleve. IN sprngnsd-ave. Captain Ira
Meeker Of Irvngton ana David Lawrence. OF New
ark were elected managers for three years The
report OF Treasurer John H. Van Cleve showed a
balance OF s264l 81
Essex Counc... Jr o. L. \. NJ. OF East orange
Visited Irv.ngto1 Council on Wednesday night
when eight candidates we're initiated
The alterations made In the f-rfi I'M .s'hIi
Church viii increase the accommodations. anu VII
cost about $3.50
The Iryinston Turnyercin. which vas recently
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UOBOKEN.

recen,,on xas given by Miss Alice Keresey at
her home No SIG Hudson-st.. Hoboken. for MISS
Summers. of Boston. Tuesday night Among
the guests were the Misses Blanche Temple. Mamie
DOYLE. Mary and Ethel Clark. Kate Judge May
Judge Irene Judge Julia Dewitt, Fanny McI'ausH-
lin + r. Keresey James J. Feeney. Frank Feeney.
NJ a. CARRY, DR. Mclaughlin. Philip smith; Wa
fer Keresey Joseph Brown, a. Il. clark, Henry
coke Vincent Ryan DR.. Dillon and Eugene Dewitt.
nleasant entertainment took place at the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal Church. Hoboken. on MONDAY
evening Addresses were delivered by VI. 80 Hol-
brook and Miss Pierson. deaconesses OF the New
York Home: Miss Meta Grabhorn, pr r. Il.
noher,v President f.. ). Let's and Frank Weaver.
There was music by Mrs. Francs and Miss Har-
rlet Fenton.
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HUDSON COUNTY TOWNS
I5.AYONNE.

Three young lawyers are most prominently named
among the dozen sspirants FOR the Republican
nomination for Member Of Assembly from the LIST
District OF Hudson County They are Counsellor
Elmer W. Demarest. of the First Ward; School
Trustee Frederic f. Chamberlin, OF the Second
Ward. and Isaac GOdenhorn. of Greenvle The
other aspirants include ex-Assemblyman Charles
w Fuller. of the Fourth Ward; Councilman Sam
uel 4. j. Nicely. OF the First Ward County Com
mitteeman Frank II. Melville. OF the Third Ward
and Councilman Philip Lumbreyer. OF the Second
Ward.
Arrangements for a fancy fair and bazaar to be
held for the benefit of the New-Jersey Athletic
Club in the clubhouse at Bergen Point during the
week beginning with Monday. December g. being
perfected by the following Executive Committee:
T. Allan Laurie. James ID. Boyd. Henry Meigs, j..
Edwards o. Schuyler Henry NJ Popham. John H.
Ward. Ernest c. Webb, William F. Lewis. Charles
W. Fuller and Thomas j. Parker
The popular Monday Night Musical Club. of the
Third Ward. elected the following officers on Mon
day evening: President. John Thompson: vicepres-
dent. Richard F. FLYNN: treasurer. William b.
Freeburn: secretary, Miss Agnes Decker; CON
Miss Lillian Stratton.
The fair and bazaar for the benefit o. COMPANY l.
Ing AS the enterprise has been Literally patron
lied 1; will undoubtedly realize snug sum Tor me
arnory.
A, Tuesday Lshis meeting Of The saySnn Sod Go.
ing Association, City Attorney Ihomas r. Nooha !.
jr and President John c. Bouton. of the Newark
Bay Boat Cub were e.ected 10 membership Other
applicants chosen increased the organizations mem
bers 10 l5G
In the First Presbyterian Church on THURSDAY Ia
afternoon, pretty wedding was soleinnlZeo Dy the
paste. the Rev. Henry w. r Jones. The bride was
Miss Caroline Stewart, Of Margsret-st, ana fred-
eric l.. Green. 0: Trask-ave.. was the bridegroom
Invitations have been issued for the marrage 81
Miss Bessie Geery daughter Of Mr. ana Mrs w h,-
lam Gcery OF West Thirty third-st.' 10 James II
Jsbl.s also OF West Thirty-third-st. In the FIRST
Reformed Church. Wednesday evening the
yth inst.
The Bayonne Branch OF the Womens CAr.suan
Temperance Union has chosen the following oniceIs'
President, Mrs Philip Ellsworth: vice-presdeh NJ y
Angus X. Atwood: secretary. Mrs. Egbert MencA;
treasurer, Mrs. Thomas j. Kennedy.
With novel entertainment styled variety wen,
ding" Mr. and Mrs. John Mcknight, OF Avenue yiad r.
and East Thirty -ffth-st, celebrated on iuesuf!
evening the twentieth anniversary of their mariage
The festivities occurred at their home. feature
OF the event the ceremony OF baptism Pc
formed by the Rev. Charles NJ Andesson. those
baptized being Miss Grace C. Mcknight daughter OF
the most and hostess and Frank c. Pharo and
Ward f. Ebersoe, nephews OF the hostess
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BELLEVILLE.

At the meeting OF the Belleve Township Com
mittee on Tuesday evening the Road Committee re-
port ed that the macadamizing of North Stephens-st
and Ralph-st had been completed. as well as sec
lions of cort,andt-st. ana Academy-st. Grading.
preparatory TO laying the macadam. has Deen com
pleted In I.ttle-st and Academy-st. Ordinances
were adopted for the grades in Kutgers-st. ard
Rossmore Place and for the curbng and tagging Of
the east side of Quarry ST. the east side OF tortandt
and the north side of Mil SITS.
movement il on foot to hold series OF citizen :
mass meetings In protest against the continued use
Of the passac River as q sewer.
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N Ellsworth. OF THE Century Magazine" On
"rovpt Illustrated; a lecture by Hamilton w.
,rabe editor OF outlook" and lecture by NJ
phi Rlouet Max O'RelD, on Her Royal Highness
uouan" The course will end with concert by the
Nowyork Male quartet assisted by Miss Jane
Re.le Ali, Of Philadelphia
caorqe J. Geer. has been selected by Sheriff George
- kvte 10 represent Summit on the Grand Jury.
The Mountain Electric Light Company has pur.
chased the Old Edwards NH property the
Pagsaic River near Chatham. and Will erect their
n'ant there Instead Of property belonging to the
Maintain Water Company. The new site was for.
meiiv approved by the Township Committee on
Tuesday evening.
The annual home gathering ana raliy OF the
Methodist EPISCOPAL Church was held this week
The Rev DR.. s. F. Upham, Of Drew Seminary, de-
vered an address.
cards are out announcing the wedding on October
s IN the Presbyterian Church Of Miss Charlotte ID.
pierson daughter OF Colonel and Mrs. Henry T..
person OF summit and Horatio ". Garretson. Of
Baltimore, Nd.
summit Division No 222 Sons Of Temperance,
he'd n public installation Of officers IN Green's Hal!
last evening number OF prominent members Of
other divisions present and delivered ADDRESSED
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mn rn7p1yE SATURDAY OCTOBER s. ls95-sIxTEEN PAGES

.,.o, aave an entertainment in Schrimfs
Hall on Tuesday night. The programme incIu ra,i
turning and tumbng by Professors rnaries of
Tewark The officers Of the new society arc; rr
dent Henry schrimf; vlce-presiden' I anI
The nhvs.cans and health authorities are dolns
Ali in their power to check dphtheria. only one ,e
new case developed during the asu ~ W., quar-
ho,,ses in which cases exist are Immediately Iudil
aniined There have been two deaths from the u's-
ease -.
The contracts for building the annex 70 ihe pun
lie school have been awarded The Dulldlhs - ca
pected TO be ready for the pupils on JahuaiF J.
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SUMMIT.

Mis- f. L. Humphrey. of Copenhagen. ~ ". a
graudate Of the Potsdam normal school, has been
appontel a teacher In school No |.
The Y NJ G. \, star course OF entertainments will
include an instrumental concert by the Royal Hand
bell Ringers OF London Eng; q lecture by William
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were engaged Miss Florence NJ. Thomas was en-
gagged salary Of $500 year nisht school and
the Misses Wnget. Ieech and kentoh as "'s"'
school teachers.
Evening journal., 1895-09-18
MN


BATES Suddenly. on the 18th inst. at the
residence OF +. l.. Gupin. ESQ. Charles i. r.,
son of George II. Bates, ESQ
BIDDLE.-At Buffalo. n. Y. September ~.
1895, Samuel Biddle, aged s. years.
CALLAGHAN 80 On September l6, 1886,
John Callaghan, aged 3j years
DAVIES. Entered into rest on Sunday. the
18th instant, Margaret Miriam, wife Of j
James Davies. I'm her SD year.
DOLAN.- September IA, Agnes Mabel
DOlan, infant daughter OF John H. and MAJ y
l. olaD, aged II months.
GORAlLEY.-- this city. on September l6,
1870, Patrick dormley.
helatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence. No. 1910 West Second street, on Friday
morning, at clock. High Mass et -. Paute
Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
GRUB On Ninth month, thirteenth,
George S Grubb.
LEONARD.-In this city. on the 18th inst,
Elizabeth, wife Of John Leonard, aged %
years.
NOLAN.-In this city, September 10, 1895,
Ella NJ. Nolan, aged q years.
Relatives, friends and members Of Blessed
Virgin SOdality, are invited 10 attend the
funeral from the residence of her brother-in.
law, John Kelly, No. l3 Eest lwenty-seco
street, Thursday morning. September 10. 1875,
az 9 O'clock. High mass At II. Patrick &
Church. lnterment Cathedral Cemetery.
SOLOMON.-At Buttonwo3d farm, New
Castle hundred. on Saturday morning, Sep
tember IA 1905, Isaac Solomon, In thei'bth year
of his age.
SHARPE.-On September II, Is D. Joseph
Sharpe, son OF the late Jesse Sharpe, In the
50th year Of his age.
SMITH.-On September II, 1885, Louisa r.
daughter Of Charles h.. Jr., and Mary K
Rice Smith. aged months and u days
TYSON. in Media. Pa. on September l0
1896, Mary J., W 70 Of Charles b. Tyson, in the
6st year of her age,
Evening journal., 1895-09-18
YoIlowstone Park Geysers.

Advices Just received at the Northern
Pacific offices from Mr.. w p. Howe, in
charge OF the lunch station at the Upper
Gsyser Basin, state that the geysers are
playing better than ever. They are much
fner than last year. The Giant, one of the
finest in the Park, plays TO a height Of
about $50 feet Last year its eruptions
took place once in about five days and
continued for 80 minutes. This year it Is
playing more frequently. Mr. Howe is
regularly noting the temperature of the
Giantess, another Of the large geysers.
It is also playing frequently and its tenn
perature at time Of playing ranges from
1913 to 195 degrees Fahrenheit. For six
cents sent 10 Charles $. Fee, general
passenger agent Northern Pacific rail-
road, St Paul, Mimi, you will receive a
fine tourist book thatcontains.
Evening journal., 1895-09-18
lNYGSTIGATIKG A SUSPICIOUS DEATH.
Frederick Fisher May Have Been Muir
dered-RunawaY OF Farmer Cole
Funeral OF Mrs nIaslin.

Frederick Fisher May Have Been Muir
dered-RunawaY Of Farmer Cole.
Funeral Of Mrs. nIaslin.
HAvRE DE GRACE, Nd, Sept 17.-The
inquiry into the death Of Frederick
Fisher on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road near Havre de Grace last Saturday
night, is not concluded. Some witnesses
were examined last night More rumors
Of foul play have been brought before the
notice Of those c)rducting the investi
cation.
Tue funeral of Mrs. Alice Masliu, whose
death occurred Saturday night from
heart disease took place al g. Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church yesterday.
The burial service was read by Rev
Frederick Humphrey. The pail bearers
John w. Carver, William & Whitney,
Joseph l.. McVey, John Touchton, Richard
Hewlett and j. T arthur
While Farmer Isaac Cole of Darlington,
was merke ing 8 load OF farm products
this morning his horses became
frightened and ran away. badly breskinR
up his covered wagon aud injurlng one Of
the horses. Mr. Cole escaped Without
injury. The runaway WAS caused by the
horses taking fright 81 some ladies'
psssing on bicycles.
The books Of the register of vOters for
this district of Hartford show & large
increase so far in the registration OF
voters The workers Of both paroles sre
untiring in their Efforts to sac thst
every eligible person is induced to
reQialer
Evening journal., 1895-09-18
Not a Ghost Of a Show Now.

Yesterday's defeat OF Philadelphia at
the hands Of the overfed Hoosier, Rusie
Of New York. removes much II not all Of
the possibility of the locals getting a
peek in at the Temple cup series. While
they were losing TO the Giants. Cleveland
was smearing another coat OF whitewasn
upon the team that raised Buck Ewing's
stock as maEsRer 500 per cent. during
the earlier stages OF the game. The
local rooters, says a Philadelphia sport
ing writer to-day, will have TO be content
with third place this Feason and spend
the coming dre1ry Winter months in
offsring up prayers for the passage Of a
local option BILL so that we may do better
In 19o6
Evening journal., 1895-09-18
Notes Of ths League CONTEXT.

Anson will win a few Of his bets this
year. One WAS that Chicsgo would hRish
in the first division and beat out New
York. Another was that Boston would
not finish better than fourth.
Orth will probably piteh his frst game
away from home for the Phillles at New
York to-day.
Louisville, Cleveland, Brooklyn and
Chicago played errCrless games yester-
day.
Jack Boyle is the only first bsssmsn
who has played in every game this yea
son
McGulrs has caught in every game
played by Washington this season.
Evening journal., 1895-09-18
a MIndow smasher,s sentence.

MEDIA. Sept. 1S.-Francis Bsuview,
the French window smssher, who was
the terror Of the people OF Villa Nova
aud Wayne for weeks, was convicted
here In court to- day of window breaking,
aud also of assault and battery upon
those who tried to arrest him. be
could not speak word Of English.
Judge Clayton acted as interpreted
Judge Clayton sentenced Bauview to two
years ia the Eastern Peniteutiary. As
there was some doubt as to his mental
condition, the court directed an examina-
lion OF the man to be made. and, II found
insane, he will be sent to the asylum at
NorristoWn.
Evening journal., 1895-09-18
PREACHERS OPPOSED THE LEASE.
So the Proposal for Leasing the Racing
Track At Eikton Was Rejected-Other
News OF the Town.

~ Aho AAoUohhA AoA Aoa1thh tAc ANeDAhA
Track 1t Elkton Was Rejected-Other
News OF the Town.
ELKToN. Sept IS The board OF man
sgsrs Of the Cecil County Agricultural
Society yesterday II iletsd the proposal
for leasing the track TO syndicate Of
Philadelphia sportingmen for the pur-
pose of a race meeting TO continue twenty
elk days Several minister's OF the
Elkton churches appeared before the
board aud opposed the lease.
The grand jury returned the following
true tiils ana presentments; Two against
Henry B. Cordes, Joseph Veasey, David
NJ Regsn. William Regan. Robert
Wilson, William E. Larue. Thomas Graie,
FIorentiue NJ SEQ, Edward F. Aykroyd
and William Lyle, on the charge of sell
ing liquor contrary TO the prohibition
law. Dank Butcher was indicted for
assault with intent to kill John Glad
ding. ccloIed, at camp meeting held
near st Augustine week before last.
This Lsw and Order League Of Cecil
county has been at work on tho psople
who have been vi,leting the local option
law aud have had detectives employed
at their expense in bringing the accused
TO justice. Il has been assisted In the
work By States Attorney A. L. Crothers.
Evening journal., 1895-09-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera Hound.

The ever welcome "Sllver King" will
be the attraction at the Grand Opera
House on Friday evening. THE Silver
King" contains an honest, wholesome
story, not destitute of surprise or
intrigue; the interest Is sound aud
progresses step by step and stage b.
sta9e. The writing or literature Of the
play is graceful ard forcible, poetical
and witty. Though the play at times
deals with low life, it never descends to
the vulgar. There Is something Ia It to
make people laugh. Carl A. Haswin.
who has played the role Of Wllfred
Denver almost since It's original produc
ion, has surrounded himself with an
able company OF players and an almost
perfect performance is promised
On Monday night Charles Hsnford will
appear IN "Tbe Merchant OF Venice ="
Mr. Hanford has already mHde q r,puta
tion as an excellent actor. OF bis
"Iulius Cesar" the Philadelphia North
American says: shakespeare Julius
Cle sai was presented last evening at the
Walnut Street Theatre, with Charles
Hanford In the heroic role Of Marc Antony,
to whom the most picturel que and finest
scenes Of the famous trsgedy are given.
MIR. HanfOrd, while new as star. WAS
known favorRbly as having In the past
supported the great trsgedlsns. Booth
aud Barrett, aud be was most cordially
welcomed by large and exceedingly
spprs ciative audience The Marc Antony
OF Mr. Hanford is drawn In familiar and
traditional lines, aud his impersonAtion
OF the character was pleasing, graceful
aud forcIble Notwithstanding the great
actors whom this city has seen In this
tempestuous part Mr.. Hsnford is one Of
the most satisfactory exponents OF the
charpcter