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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

r.stlr,afes fsr the coming w'"ks rec-g,, TT.ns.
,u.en 100 900 and 0fp bales aeanst l''''' ''' w."
and 80 inj last year
.,,.-,,, r,. cor.o market r'ada decidedly bette
shaving Today. opening si'aaf at an a'lan, -,
-, n',.,s ming Urn Throughout thc 'ln hhu nt
- the hest point - tie day. an afV"hr OF I'H-'
T,lnts sales on the call v"r" 100 has-, anu TOT
:, T. 30 bags the prices appended Inc az
,'.rce n.s more directly due 10 stronger tuFoPn -"
a. ilcation. - indicating f"repi' =" 80 ''
go. ,na Ifayre market showing an advance - nan
ana m. Hamburg market an afNin's ~ 90 ia = prNs
AZ q Strio- of wv" bhff WIZ"
,i 80 ali below recent nN"'aF' " 80 sh1 l"t re
,,a U,sz Brazil sdvic~s stnt" t'a' weather u "n
ror,,Is cleared from RIO Scpenhc, -, pc al, ,I
W. 80, Oo haas spot RIO and santos co1'e th.W'I
f.e,ing and closed nrm N the hasis ~ g. Ior 80
,nvo,ce lois TINS being an advance - - ne nhl
~, ,r mild .oiiees without quotaoie 'ivarce clo'-
h"l a. g. zone We Mara'alio-- DumDn - soo'
sla, God ,'ucua ~ ldNc la cuayra-t aracas
,n - ill.,. Porto Cabeo 9i,aloi.c saNanilI-luc@in
'.n' -fli.ai5isc: Rogota iJd lSi.c. Mexican = o.
G1H. ioitaiShc: oazaca lGaiI@c rcntra
chotce t7.G.O-. Fast India-lnt'ror. 2t'EH
y,ic fancy 27a30c Javas. - f21c' AngoHura llHi-c
Mocha. issu lyc. , ,r,.os ,ollor..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
FREMOSTERS ~ CONVENTION.
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FORMED At TIE
MEETING ~ PIT-TSBCRG


MEETING ~ PIT-TsBURG.
Pittsburg. Sept 1.-THE nrst annual convention OF
the Fremonters. the original members OF the Re-
publican party who voted FOR John c. Fremont.
held yesterday In the Common Council chamber
with large attendance. representing many States
A National organization formed which will De
called the National Fremonters' Association OF tho
United States. J. Fletcher Budd. OF Philadelphia.
elected president. and Major J. Il. Long. o, this
city. secretary. Vce-presidents will be named for
each State in the Union. Three were elected at
this meeting They are Gilbert Folansbee Penn
syvania: John Speer. Kansas. and Thomas Boyd.
West Virginia John y. Barr. o; Allegheny Coun-
ty. made n honorary vlce-pre sident
II decided TO hold the next meeting OF the
association In Phlls delpha on the last Tuesday OF
September 1905 Resolutions were adopted resnirm-
ing the principles OF the Republican party declaring
iniexbe opposition the civil Service rules pro-
mulgated by Grover Cleveland. and asserting that
soldiers OF the late Rebellion entitled 10 the
best recognition OF the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
SAYS HIS BROTHER WAS MURDERED.
LYNCHED UNJUsTLY BY v1GILANrEs IN DAw-
son CITY.

son CITY.
Tekamah. Neb Sept. iS.-Nigilantes lynchcd hu-
Ceno Cummings at Dawson City last spring. Fred
erck Cummings the dead mans brother, says the
cas- was clear murder. He is Fastening 10 Nash
ington D. C.. in the hope of securing an invesusa
ton and II not the punishment OF the Iynchers ~
least his brothers generation OF the offence TOT
which he suffered. T. L. Boyd. VINO brings the
story here met Frederick Cummings IN Seatte mo-
long ago The latter had just arrived IN the Stales
As both were going East. they travelled part or
the distance together ON the road Cummings told
his companion something Of the errand on which
he left Alaska He says his brothers death was
due TO a dispute with n miner named BJynter. The
two duarrelled over some trining matter. Soon
after Baynter accused Cummings OF roboing him
of several articles OF wearing apparel and guam
titv OF food At his request. vigilance committe,
ransa cked the Cummings cabin, found the articles
legged thief protested TO the last that he did no.
take the goods. did not even know that they were
in his cabin. and that Baynter must have con-
cealed them himself.
Baynter was instrumental in saving Frederick
Cummings, with whom he had no quarrel, from
the same fate as his brother Frederick was not
grateful for the favor. He vowed vengeance upon
Finding he says that he had nothing 10 hope from
the local authorities. he Is on his way to Washing
ton. where he will urge the State Department 10
use its influence with the Canadian Government to
investigate the matter. The lynchng took place on
The east side Of the international boundary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

and enlbcZzement Il is the theory OF the prdsecu.
ton that he murdered his employer after the lat.
ter had informed him that his thet,s had been
discovered and threatened him with exposure. Al.
though in receipt OF a salary of $40 a month only.
Fgel owned q stable OF thoroughbreds, and was
known as a plunger on local tracks. Later Judge
Cook issued a wrt OF habeas corpus. returnablo
on Tuesday next. at the instance OF David ftgel.
father Of Theodore. requiring the Sheriff 10 show
cause why the young bookkeeper should not be re-
leased from custody. The petition for the writ Is
based upon the claim that no evidence has been
procured that Isaac Hoffman for the murder OF
whom Figel was this morning held TO answer. was
murdered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
prosnec.ors " w &C eN'NN' ~
RELIEF FOR STARVING MINERS.
a LOCOMOTIVE SLED WHICH SECRETARY ALGER
THINKS NAY SOLVE THE rRANsPoRrA-
TON PRORT.rN


THINKS MAY SOLVE THE rRAHsPoRTA-
TON PROBLEM
Washington Sept IS-Secretarv Alcer i now
engaged In an attempt solve the question OF how
to get supplies into the Klondike gold region and
thereby prevent the threatened starvation Of many
miners. The great Yukon River which has formed
the main reliance of the miners a a Of get
ting their supplies up Dawson. is without doubt
already closed to navigation by boats. and the
mountain passes via Chilkoot arc almost impass-
able. The problem. therefore. is a hard one and
has taxed the best thought not only OF Secretary
Alger but of the other Cabine, officers and the
President. for II has been anxousy discussed in
the councils Of the Administration. Now. hcweyer
II Is believed by the Secretary that by means OF
novel character transportation for supplies into
the gold country may he provided even in the midst
OF an Alaskan winter He has opened CORE
spondence indirectly with a Chicago inventor who
makes a locomotive sled, designed originally for
use in logging camps but which it Is hoped may
be readily adapted 10 the navigation Of the Yukon
when II - thicky frozen With few OF these
sufficient supply OF food other necessary stores
may be carried up the Yukon to relieve all distress
The Secretary has already had experience
with this kind OF locomotive. 80 that the scheme l.
not 20 radical an experiment a. II would seem 20
no at first thought. When engaged in NUMBERING
and found that il was capable Of pulling many tons
Of logs on sleds at good speed. even as nigh az
freight car. and the engineer ana hromAn dIc
thereby protected from the riGors of the winter
president OF the Alaska TRANSPORTATION Conpany
at Chicago. TO see the inventor OF THIS apparatus
possibilities Of the scheme win him. Mr.. Weare
will do So and is expected mere to-morrow
of Dawson City. and supposed 20 be row NJ RATS
burg. y. Y. inviting him to come here to consult
the bcneft Of his practical knowledge OF the Yukon
region. and tel how the engines may 'e S"pp'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

engaged for the new fare. The Proper Caper.' on
October T.
The bill az Tcly Pastors Theatre this week is
headed By Edward Harrlsan Tho announcement
surely ought be enough 10 I'll the house at every
performance. Mr. Harrigan played at Tony Pas
tors early in his career but he has been seen
there by few OF the present generation OF theatre
goers Others engaged for the present week are
Mss Lizzie Il. Raymond. George Felix. John l..
CAIN Mr and Mrs q. Sote 81 er sang illustrators;
Billy" Carter. cinematograph. Mcintyre and
RGr MS and Ge asaps rrfv and Ader in rsg
sketch. "A Personal ATair,' and the Taly-Ho
Trio
Fresh interest has been aroused IN the perform
ancea o. Nature by the Introduction OF the sec
ond edition o. The spectacle last Monday night.
The Academy has held large audiences through
tho week The usual weekly changes arc to be
made In the specially features tomorrow night.
tho chief newcomers being the Borani Brothers
A rcarrangenent OF the wax groups has taken
several new figures have been added. The exhibit.
tons Of the cinematograph on SUNDAYS are giving
autograph views Will be shown.
Richard Manshelds New-York engagement vii
begin at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on October t.
Mr.. Mansfield will produce number % new plays.
and announcements are already made OF two.
the opening. IL the latest work OF O. Bernar 4
Sraw whose play Arms ana the Man" Mr. Mans
field introduced some two years The scenes Of
The Devils Disciple are laid in America. in the
year ~ III The play selected n follow The
Devils Disciple" Is romantic historical drama
entitled king Frederick William"
A play based Thackcray's Vanity Fair" is
in preparation for Mrs. Minnie Madden Fisks VIII }
will act Becky sharp She has also in view q play
Ly Horace Il FRI. called Little Italy" and one
entitled "A Bt Of old chelsea" by Mrs. Osca.
Bering"r But she Will go on with Tess 81 the
D'CrDcryles for the present.
The Casino will be dark all tho week FOR re-
hea-sals Of The Belle OF New-Tork." by Hugh
Morton and Gusiave kerker. which will be pro-
duced the Casino on Tuesday night September
- The COMPANY includes Dan DAILY. Dave"
Narfeld. George Schiller. william Cameron George
Fortesque John Slayin. Miss Ada Dare Miss
Paula Edvardes and Miss Phyllis Rankin.
Aspiring playwrights who insist upon their plays
being read. people who taking examinations
for the school and contestants for the two free
scholarships offered in the Stanhope- Wheatcroft
Dramatic School. keep Mrs. Wheatcroft busy.
nut she Is used TO work. and the encoura cement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
LAMP CHIMNEY FACTORIES TO START rp

Elwood. Ind Sept lS.-The lamp-chimney manu-
facurcrs have signed the last years scale OF wages
and the factories two here and one al Alexandria
vii start next week. giving employment TO four
teen hundred people
Pittsburg Sept 18.At n conference OF chimney
glass workers and manufacturers IN this city the
wage scale settled by the manufacturers con.
cedlng the last years scale. after demanding cut
OF 10 per cent. The fires have been lighted at ali
the factories, and work VIII begin at once This ia
the last Of the hln'Sass scales TO be arranged for
nfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
ELGEL HELD FOR VI RDER.

San Francisco. Sept. N.-Judge Campoel yester-
dav held Theodore Fige formerly boOkkeeper for
HoGman Rothschild & Co. OF this city, to answer
to the charge OF having murdered his employer,
Isaac Hoffman. in his office In Battery-st OH the
evening OF June last. and remanded him 10 the
custody OF the Sheriff. without bail. Fige has al
ready been held 10 answer TO charges OF Forgery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
NCST BE COLLECTOR or NOTHING.

Portland. Ore. Sept. st. T. Geer. who was
yesterday appointed by the President to be Regis
ter or the Land Office at oregon city. has written
a letter 20 the Oregon delegation in Congress de
clin!uR 10 accept the office. NJ Geer who was a
candidate for Collector or Customs NJ Portland.
states That lie viii not accept the Land once an
pCintment or any other Federal Office exceDt col
.ector OF Customs for the port OF Portland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

moderately active and little easier with corn. closing
i,c lower export trade fairly goo" for saiu
day. amounting 10 5000 bush No nhA'd cnIpeI, No
oat quoted 2ii,c; No 3 oats. .f.c. No white ia
27i.c NJ white, 26l.c: track mixed .1e%'c: track
white, 26.u34c. RYE-Msrket quiet. M Western.
5iLc c Buffalo, NJ Western. 53c 9 1 Bunao.....
BARLEY Market quiet; quoted Sltsc BuHa.o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

The performances OF ~ Stranger IN New-forh
a, the Garrick Theatre have been attended by aree
audiences Tho stay Of tho farce at this mousse
" III he short. accom- of previous ngagements'
but II Is likely 20 be removed to another theatre.
Harry Gllfoil has found much favor with MS song
in The first act and his limitations in the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
THE WHEELING TO GO NORTH.

Vallejo Cal. Sept. IS-The gunboat Wheeling Ictt
Mare Island this morning. Her compass will be
adjusted and, after trial trip In San Francisco
Bay on an official inspection she Will go TO stka.
Alaska relieving the Concord. ordered TO China.
The Monterey. now on her way here from the
North will go into the Mare Island drydock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

COMMUNICATION WITH COPPER RIVER
Port ToVnsend wash. Sept "a feet ~
schooner viii be dispatched az regular intervals
after the FIRST Of the year 20 Copper River by 4
local transportation company. which will also send
- Tie copper River Country aud us tributaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS win Gnc
- the London office of The Tribune. 1tJ
Fleet street convenient place 10 tc"'e
their advertisements and subscriptions ior
Ihc Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

FLOUR AND MEAi.-rhe hour market MAS again In
1dcuced the early break IN wheat 70 th" cXten. OF
sdlpc prices Tho Subsequent recovery In grain
late help the market Spring patents quoted
50 o.Qs5 go spring clears 81 40qS+ 60 extra No win
ter 81 GOA 50 -. extra No winter 81 BOSS 40: no
grade 81 55G<i Co.. RYE FLUOR-Dull. sales. 100
Dbl. 81 35a$3 -. .... CoRNMEA-Qqet Quoted; KIN.
an white SOC. yellow s0Qs5c. coarse. 70n ~
FEED 60 and "a ~. winter IN bulk. sd
spring bulk Goa zoe l0ob niddilng. bulk, Toe rye feed
li95c city feed 7On Toe hominy chop zoe. oil meal
s-:a s23 30 screenings. 30f0c In bulk buchwheat gFaih
GRAIN-WHEAr-T Tie wheat market sustained an early
bushel recovered part Of near the close
regainei the balance the curb Moderate Hquida-
movement the early break 10 90c FOR
that figure 10 had nm irregular reaction
t. 14.c the close and pronounced advance 70
gG &C. the curb latter being the O'Clock price The
among local traders Influenced by clea-ances FOR
change ~ 'front.' the part OF prominent
chicago traders Foreign houses bought little wheat
around opening and then Withdrew. Their cables
also In the market where receipts sufficiently
LARGE u influence the market. Argentine
news conflicting. Reports from Russia were unfavor-
able. evidence that famine was likely TO
ony 10 loads berg reported FOR export Private nforma-
tlon Weat indicates that winter wheat receipts
likely Increase FOR some time. Quotations
anoaf We're as follows: No red. gs7sc; No ! Northern
hard ~ g -. .oORN--The market opered weak
slightly after which II rallied covering
The early factors liquidation and weak cables. Law
prpool closing li.uiAd lower. on the subsequent re
amour, of frost received rom the West but
effect. on the curb December. which
closed officially 35.c rallied TO 35Ac No corn quoted
35sc . aHoat oATs-fhe market for oats was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

FOREIGN usrkets-santos Coffee market qnlst' god
ycrne e santos $500: receipts. 1000 bags STOCK o.
s,o hays Uambirg market opened i.ulf pig
'jgher, closed unchanged: sales 1900 bags. Have
Ute market orened steady y frarc hlfher. AZ ]. m
lei Z. franc net alvancs. sales. sUD bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

she gives to her pupils comes back 10 her in a
reward OF Acknowledged proficiency, under ner IN
Strlctiou.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

"a Southern Romance" has urderGon" some iur
the- changes AZ the Fifth Avenue Theatre. II ha
roy ending which il more probable and mon
10 The credit Of most Of the person: concerned thar
the old one. The useless scene at tho railway ~"
ton has also been omitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Some new songs have been added 70 I'm Town. a
the Knlckerbockcr Theatre. one OF them Is cale'
she May Not BE That Sor; % Girl ~ Al M j.
sung bv Mr. Bradded and another. entitled ''Th'
Art O, Kissing" IL surg 10y Miss Juiiette NesVl!c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

The leading feature Of the entertainment az the
Pleasure Palace this week wi be a sketch called
The Peep O. Day cub" Incidental TO this VIII
be A cake walk tho Salvation Army L1sscs
Quadre' and dance hy Mss Mildred Howard
De Grey. The clio introduces Sam Deverc. Hines
and Remington. johnson and Dean. Leonard ami
Bernard Pearl Haicht and Minnie Gilbert, weston
and Beaslcy. Rryon ard Langdon. kathryn Row.
Palmer. coutortOn dancer. tlS 'iii>sando-, trcncI
musical clowns: Edward Reh,z cuuilibrlsr. and
others Al to-days concerts Steve Broiic VII sing
song and other special entertainers VIII iAcule
and Pearl C0akly and Hustled Leslie and Curdy.
Mason and Healy and 9. W Williams. the ventrAo-
1uist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Mr. Broadhurst's other farce Is having good luck
TOO. The Wrong Mr. Wright j. finding much
favor At the Biou Theatre. and Roland Reed has
seldom had part that suited him better than his
presen, one Miss Isadorc Rush and Bert Cote also
have good parts and receive their share OF the ar
probation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

MoLAssEs AND sYRuPS-Demand for the day was
slow but market arm. Glucose higher at 81 So for ~
degrees. Prices follows: New-Orleans cenrifu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

VoalrIry's Facial Soap. Facial crear
Facial Powder. and Dental Cream max
the Grandest Tone, Combination know
for the skin. Scalp. Complexion az
Te.th.
Manufactured hy Derrrat0logist John
woodbury.. who has had twenty-siN year
experience curing skin diseases and tlci
hlenlsher. The daily Use - WoodOJr'
Facial soap and Facial Cream viii Grad
cato all oiiiness and other lnpcrtections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Mr.. Sothern has again popular regard IN
the picturesque production OF Change Alley. II
Is a picture OF the exciting and feverlsh times OF
the South Sea bubble excitement in London. and
presents faithful reproductions OF the lie OK the
people OF that period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

M. Broadhurst's farce. what Happened &
Jones' begins its fourth week at the MlnE2t'a.
Theatre Tomorrow evening. Il still draws Goo'
houses and creates great amusement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

bni flourish mis- morning hui soon peicreG ou, The
n'Nn rom Liverpool. while showing loss r ia
--''H Tor futures and sIles II only
"fH uiAt0fabe than expected IN view sharp drlp
y. Pf'f"H |hith occurred Nesterds. niarlei
m" far" I'M" ~ claimed Yellow
"a ,uoh Inc market opened steady an advance q
- p1nlE WIN furthsr advance - .H3 points. ShoIi,
t 'ui" tfr'y Tor time bur later the mark~t made
'1 ~ " ~ points from the prlc.s -
-, N"f gun" act!'e liquidation 4lIsn caused prices
~ plhi that brought held stop
~. aHl iH me entire session 1850 hsles The markc;
,n"'i, f'rN ~ tone. Nih the n.f decline reduced
a. ""7 points m" market having before
IN covering nv tho more prudent el.r. no
DIMINISHED receipts and favorable cables Mon
NY D. fhronicc's' Re-Ht s-,tr.r .t,.,s
a., Wh"t". except IN rev dis'riDts along tn.
,' ne weather has been dry as rule E,rther Dc
ss...n"."n :" 70" crop result II the .rouih Ia
'.'l,1 IN portions 81 Arkansas and Ten,nSee rlrlne
HahHE rapid progress and the movement - ct,on +,
market IN quite free. is .sb -, ~
S'1rpp" i'."T., Iotal receipts 5.2i7 hales "
Inc fiaiisuril position 81 cotton f. as foIioy,s.
,.,,,. ., This week. Lass week Lar, YEAR
hib- supply .:........1. 2i2 los so, c,s ~
" "fifh American Dlj.Of2 s1p C.,o
crop ~ sight ...... 49, ~ i~i=i3 80, 10
In sight during "ers... 2.,3.V72 I,G3ii .5s a.,
cotton Exchange special LlyepooI cabia.. s,, 80
,nsr =. sai"s 1000 bales speculation and export, 500
American 5.""; receipts, 5.c1O American 5S0. mid.
ding uplsnds lie. Futures steady sig9 IA a.
cline c''hed nuef l4T2 points lower Ianu,r, rs,
3Dn: Februnr, March 3iOk@ March. nil az
April My 80. May June 3i2isb: June-J,lv a.sth.
September 3,Si4s September October I5n1.| ~
January 33rf. ' " ''"''-
TIL. range OF prices r.I,wa:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Herbert Kelley. Miss Efie Shannon aud ". J.
lie Moyne will begin tho second week OF their
engagement At Wallack's Theatre, in Mrs. Made
lenc Lucette Ryey's play N Coat II Many
Colors.' tomorrow evcr1ing The usual announce
ments Of changes since the first night made.
first two acts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

rcarrangeuent OF the wax groups has take
place At tho Eden Musee within the last week an
several new figures have been added. The exhib
tlons Of the cinematograph on Sundays are giviu
general satisfaction. This wo"k twenty four ne'
cincrnatogriph views will be shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

The music and the dances and the general r'r
r!ment OF The Circus Girl" arc st heard an.
seen and enjoyed at Days Theatre. Nothing def
mite about d change Of programme il yet hoard
and there seems TO he present necG Of an!
change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

one more week remains OF the extended time OF
Secret Service" at the Empire Thea;re AT the
end Of ii Mr.. Gillette and his company III start
for Chicago. whore long Is bcforr them. On
september =, at the Empire, Miss Maudo Adams
VIII make her first appearance IN New-fO,k at N"
mead of her own company and will be seen in the
part OF Lady Babbie. IN j NJ farrle's dramatic
version of his novel. The Little Minister
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Rio Office marks, barely steady NO no ,fT 80,
change 7sd receipts. 500 bags cleared ior '"s '"'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Aspiring playwrights who insist upon their plays
being read. people who taking examinations
for the school and contestants for tho two free
scholarships offered in the Stanhope-W heatcroft
Dramatic School. keep Mrs. Wheatcroft busy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

engaged ,or the new fare. The Proper Caper.' on
Oct ODER 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
ion cf cotton Is as follow,


Receipts 81 important points today compared with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Tomorrow Aght will begin the last wcok Of
Shall We Forgive Herr at the Fourteenth Stree,
Theatre. The cooler weather has increased the T.
tendance. Shall We Forgive Hcr?'' Is 20 be fol-
lowed on Monday evening. September =. by Charles
which II booked for a run OF three weeks. Cum
berland 81 -" Franklin FyIes's romantic drama.
IL IN rehearsal under the direction OF r!tOu no Is
10 give the play production 1T tho Fourteenth
Street Theatre October Is The cast - - IN
clude John r. Kellard. w. J Ferguson. r. l.. Dav-
export. Frank Losee Lionel Barrymore Charles
Craig Miss Florence Rockwell. Miss Amelia Som
merville. Miss Violet Black Miss Millic Sackctt
and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

in preparation for Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fisks. VIII,
will act Rocky Sharp. She has also in view q play
by Horace Il FRY. called Little Italy" and one
entitled "A Bit Of old chelsea" by Mr.. oscar
Berluger But she will go with Tess OF the
D'Irbcryilles" for the present.