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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
% I R LINE n STOCK
Is Very Complete and Values are Excellent
72-inch cream damask, all linen, soc.

| 72-inch cream damask all linen, 5oc
In IS damaks have large range of extra values both
as to patterns and qualities and goods at ST. At least
dozen different patterns very choice design and quality.
IS Napkins at ST. S1.25, $3.50, $I.5o and 81.
"a Napkins at from 81 to S.
Fringed Dolies at 75c 81, $1.25, $3.50 and 81.
After repeishng your linen closet you may need
lowest mark and marked the lowest profit possible Prices
from 81 so to Sc per dozen.
Our CSC white spreads still the best values obanable.
An excellent line of bed Real wool blankets, 1914,
1850; 1I4, 81; 1874, S. Fine line of comtorables with
choice Saline coverings and filled with clean special
value in Ederdown quilts at S..
Don't fail to inspect cloak stock. The values offer
lin jackets and capes have brought in large sales
Iyou dress still selling all wool goods old
prices as long as stock lasts.
Our 4ec and soc Seges values that will be thing
of the past Splendid of pads and fancy dress
goods.
fine Of silks Fancy plaid silks Roman stripes
Silks handsome brocade sans satin Duchess colored and
black tafeta silks
If you need jacket cape will be found very
full of values that you will find it difficult duplicate.
A special in Underwear. dozen Mems Wool Camels
Hair Shirts sizes SO a. Were considered bargain at
75c put out to close the lot at soc each.
Our large trade Rugs and Carpets this evil
dence of the excellent values have offered and stock
still in first class shape Some specially attractive things
the Mating stock that have proved good sellers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24
New English Dinner Sets.

We are now offering choice Decorated Eng.
lish Dinner Sets at prices asked for American
ware. These goods are guaranteed to wear
well and look as we'll after use as when new
We only carry reputable makes and offer the
bsst possible values in best goods
Also several open stock patterns which can
also be bought by the complete set at $11. 90
and upward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24

n II You want good supper Thanksgiving
~! se' some Of thee del cious fried oysters
S9.sei al Rtmmels restaurant Family Or
NJ promptly attended to. Home telephone
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24

WEATHER fRoBABILITIEs.-For this
w. fair tonight; increasing cloudiness
S sscr' '.day warmer variable winds becoming
s,pthery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Opening prices on
the Stock Exchange showed moderate gains
all around Immediately after the opening
the list oased off a fraction, bat soon recov-
cred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24

Ineue is 6tlll no change 10 n0to IN prices OF
grain while receipts continue light. Country
Produce is in fair receipt aud prices are firm.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 24.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat frmer; spot and
997sa99; Msy 941h bid steamer No 2 rcd
93Ea93lh southern wheat by sample SO
a9Slh do on grade 93ha9S1b. Corn dull !:
spot and month 32ha32a. !; Dec 321as3255 p;
Nov or Dec, new or DID, 32Aa32& f, Jan
S24a32as; steamer mixed 30lha3oa, Z;
southern white corn 34a35; do yellow 33a
81. Oats quiet and steady No 2 white 29a
29h No mixed 26a26b. Bye frmer
No 2 nearby 52as No 2 Western 53a4 Hay
steady choice timothy S13 90 asked. Su-
gar strong and unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov. 24-Wheat opened firm at
91asa911hc for May against Yesterdays clos
irg price of OH. 1t sub equently lost half
of this; May sold up to 919ss91%. and held
steady at 919s. Corn was allow; May opened
unchanged at 29lha29S and held at 29la
Oats were stagnant with prices shade easier;
May opened 1sc lower at 22c, and held at
that price. January Pork opened 21hc high
or at So is and declined to So 1919 jan
uary Lard opened shade lower at 81 20.
January Ribs opened unchanged at 81 10
and sold at 81 12lha4 15.
New YORK, Nov. "a -Flour-State and
Western quiet and firm. Ryo Flour dull.
Wheat-options firm all the morning on high
er cables and good foreign buying; Dec 9slaa
SO ZIG: January 9Ska9S5s May ga 7.I6
a94 Lie Bye quiet; No 2 Western 50ls.
Conceptions opened steady with wheat but
eased off under Disappointing cables; Dec
31osc3124 MAY 34ha34A. Oats-options
dull; track white 27a33la. Beof steady.
Pork quiet. Lsrd steady; prime Western
steam 81 SO nominal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

-, -;ses tomorrow at 7:15 and sets at
10 High water at s:o2 a. M and
cos y. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24

W.B. Johnson, Newark, O., says, "One Min.
ute Cough Cure saved my only child from dy.
ing by Group" 1t has saved thousands Of
others suffering from Group, pneumonia
bronchitis and other serious throat and lung
troubles. Charles G.. Lennon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24
New Toilet Sets.

No matter what the color of your room, our
assortment will provide suitable set. Only
the best makes are found in our stock, and
the prices are as low as best wearing qualities
can be offered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24
Kitchen Requisites.

No matter what yo1 nsed for your kitchen
you will doubtless find it in cur complete
Housekeeping Department. We announce
the arrival of a large assortment of the newest
and best Foreign and domestic Molds. Many
new shapes and effects from 1Oc to slips
each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24
a-sToRE OPEN AT NIGHT. ~a
3l6 KING STREET.
STocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

CToCKHOLDERs' MEETING.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the ANGLO
AMERICAN COMPANY (Limited), will be
held at ID o'clock noon DECEMBER 9Th,
1897, at the principal Office of the company,
No. 216 King street. Alexandria, Virginia,
for the purpose of electing three directors for
a period OF three years, the consideration Of s
proposed amendment TO the bylaws and such
other busires, as msy be necessary and prop
ely brought before said meeting. By order
Of the Executive Committee.
CH.RLEs B. NEWMAN, Secretary.
nov17 % 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24

You can't afford to risK your life by allow
ing cod to develop INTO pnsuhonls =, o oUn 70
s srs afforded by One Minute Cough Cure
Charles G, Lennon,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24
CITY COUNCIL.

There was but little interest mani.
tested in the proceedings of the City
Council last night, although consider
able amount of business was transacted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-24

There is still no change to note in prices Of
grain while receipts continue light. Country
Produce is in fair receipt and prices are firm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-17

Galley" and Brogan, his bosom fricnd,
are portrayed by the inimitnble lrish
comedians, Gilmore and Leonard, known
10 the vaudeville world as ireland
Kings" and they are supported by "a spec
ial company of reputable performers oi
admitted ability. The New York press To
n unit has spoken of IL rs being tho
hest farce.comcdyy ever written. IL Will
tickle Providence nearly to death.
Speaking of wasted energy, one cannot
cease 20 marvel at the exhaustless lngen
uity expended i'm this creation oi Hogan
and Brogan Gilmore and Leonard have u
weird dialogue that offers case In point.
H. goes like bunch of Chinese iirocrhck
ors and ther is not breathing spoll III
IT, from the first word To the last
Ii includes IA lot of queer quips with
word puns that snap back and forth win
the spsed of lightning ana All ol whlch
is amazingly ludicrous II the average
actor had co work as hard, he would
think himself n much prosecuted man,
and few of them have the quaint creative
faculty that marks the successful star
Leonard 's description of the veteran VINO
had been shot In the lip, during the war,
and wears after tries 90 tell tho story OF
the BATTLE OBJ do Wappahanook Is u
picco of blithoring nonsense, calculated TO
mako n sane man doubt Ina own sanity
even as he wipes away the tears OF laugh
fer All the songs and dances arc OF the
latest aud the music is very tunoiuL
Special scenery and new and novel acts
nro Introduced appropriately, anu thoso
desirous Of spending "a pleasant evening
i'm "Hogan's Alley should secure s'ntN
AT once. The usual Tuesday, Ihurs1ay
and Saturday matinocs VIII DO gNeS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-17
what One Song Will Do.

The fayuritc song Of Jessie Bartlett
Davis is "Swcct Gencvieyc Il can
sing n better than anything else says
the charming c1utraltu and / loVo IT
hettcr thnu everything else. lt got mo
every good engagement ] ever mad.
II went to see Mr.. Davis when hc was
manager of the Chicago Choir Company.
| wanted moro money than | was getting
md / applied for an engagement ! sang
sweet Gcncvicve, and got the part of
Little ButtCrcup. l frequently sang IL 10y
request and MIR Davis fell in love with
tho song and married the singer When
tEc American Opera Company was get
ting into shape | went 40 see Theodore
Ihumus. and when hc slid hc would like
90 hear something knew how 60 sing
give him Sweet GCucVicvc, We'll he
said, any girl that can sing love song
like shat can sing American opera and
hc cugagcd me When | applied for an
engagement in the Maplys1n Grand Opera
Company Mr. Maplcsuu malo an appoint
mont for me 60 mcrt Mmo Pntu ANA |
give her sweet GenCvicvc she heard
me through thc whole song and applaudcl
by clapping my face between her two
hands. MIR Iaruahcc admitted mc 10
my present position i'm the Bustonilus ON
the strength ul the lumcntCd GCncvicyc,
and he PAYS mc the mis'hicvous cnmpli-
mont os getting out mis- handkerchief
c,Vrv time / sing IL. Of course hc only
doe. ID 90 braak me up but ! shall sing
sweet Gcnoyioyc, until my voice cracks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-17
No On.ra N X S ason.

IL has been officially decided that there
will be no season of opera next winter
under tho direction Of the Abbey Schaei-
Eel q Grau Company, Limited, or under
the administration of Maurice Grau. Tho
directors of the Metropolitan Opera ana
Real Estate Company met at the opera
house. and the meeting was attended by
Maurice Grau and lean and EdOuard dc
Rcszko. ms we'll ~ by Edward Lauterbach.
Tho brothers DE Reszke told the reason
OF their unwillngncss TO return next win
or. which they said was founded on thc
conviction that the proper artists TO carry
the season through could not DC found as
well as on the fact that they had sung for
five months in this country and felt that
thcy would prefer To spend more time IN
Europe as we'll as sing in somo OF the
Continental cities, which they have not
been able TO do for some time.
jean de Reszko said that he thought 1t
would be ont OF the question To attempt
q season with tho artists nt present avail
unla Mile Calvc is not 10 return next
season. although she can b. had for the
vcar following: Niue. Melba returns
with Walter DamrosCh, and the burden
of tho season would fall ON Mime. Eamos,
who has been in III health.
Maurice Grau snid that he did not see
his way clear 60 producing opera next
s,nson up TO the usual standard and hc
declined. for his corporation as wcll ~ Tor
u imstlE Co roncw the lease of the Metro
politan which expires on June l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-17
Simple Breakfasts.

The Scotch make cat porridge the prihcipai
part OF their breakfast. and this habit OF the
sturdy race is coming into quite general faVor
in America. Some fruit and grain with
hot cup OF Postum Cereal and bread ana but
Ter is an ideal health breakfast.
Coffee hurts many people in ways they 40
not suspect
Any disorder of the stomach, bowels, KID
noys, palpitation Of the heart, weak eyes,
etc, orig mates in n weakened nervous sys'
ten, caused by some foreign element the
nerves cannot stand.
Coffee and tobacco are powerful drugs and
directly effect the nervous system. Quit the
cause Of the disorder and nature VIII gen
orally heal mp the affected parts.
Postum Cereal, made by the Postum Cereal
Co., Linn, OF Battle Creek. Mich, j. pure
nourishing and strengthening grain rood
drink which viii answer very well instead OK
coffee
n one is perfectly well, and can drink eoiiee
without its showing disorder in some part OF
tie body, they might not be interested IN fos-
tum, but about every other one Is huft ny
coffoc, and there Is no DENYING che iact that
the great fool drink IL "A boon % such-. Prop
oriy prepared VI is toothsome and DELICIOUS
"Just as good" as Postum Cereal are words
used e. drfraud the public.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-17
westminster Iheater.

At the Westminster Theatcr the Easter
Offering commencing Monday matinee,
April no. is the much-talkcd OF Butlcsque
show, VANITY Fair" There ism deep
plot in VANITY Fair" 10 weary the BRAIN,
but there are hours of genuine amuse-
ment. In the opening burletta there Is
scene which represents the interior oi
the swell Waldorf and the late Bradlcy-
Martin ball. The members OF the clup
are giving an entertainment 20 thclr
guests and at the conclusion Of the per
formance thCrc is an oliO OF vaudeyilie
talent which has never beep cqualed
TO conclude with there is the spectacular
comedy entitled jay New GOrl. or run
at Concy Island" In two gorgeous scenes,
i'm which are introduced the cream oi
hurlesdue talent Among the artists are
Richard Mullen, Deltorclli md ClissGndo
Mile Valesca. Carrie Eyylyn, the &C.
Enowledgcd handsomost woman on the
vaudeville stage, winner OF the New York
World rrizn--ulso the first and original
bronze statute; Haniey and JmvlS
Mullen md Dunn, Tho Whirligigs
sisters Weston, Emma Carus, Fred j.
Huber. Lena LaCouvicr Margie Tcbeau,
Sadie Raymond, Lizzie Weston and Marie
DeMOlf.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-17

by frequenters of the theatcr, In quiet
way, time and time again. For the first
three evenings of next week they solicit
the efforts of the amusement going puDllc
To make their JOINT benefit big success
and the only thing necessary for such
oonsummation is the securing OF seats Dy
those who relish a bright, novel, up.to
date and highly entertaining evening
advertisement free from conventionality
aud as Jolly as jollity itself III every seat
in the theater Is filled not single person
will leave the house with the impression
that they have been buncoed. On the con
trary wagers will be taken that those who
see the famous band of local entertainers
in the ranks OF the Rhode Island Wheel
men. and leave the Opera House in any
thing but gleeful mood, will be dissatis-
fed with frolic by angels
Besides the efforts of the minstrel corn
pany. Musical Director Wendelschaefer
will have one of the finest orchestras ever
seen and heard in theater and the musi-
clans many Of them unoxcelled in this
part of the country. will offer program
that will alone be- worth an evening OF
anyone's time. Treasurer Hamilburg
wants to make his star record in ticket
selling and he will come very near 10 that
desirable point If the people OF Provi-
dence who like entertainment VIII re-
member his partners in the benefit and
call for his tickets at the box Office before
or at the beginning oil the mlnstrei per
forrnance. He is Just dying. TO show his
speed at the wicket. "Charlic, " as every
one calls the assistant manager says he
has surprise for this great event and
some OF his intimate friends hint that he
will wear n diamond of great value IN
the lobby which he has promised To pay
for Thursday when the testimonial bene-
fit will be over.
The special features, or stars OF the
whcolmen are Elmer j. Seabury and Gus
Barth the prcmiers OF the bars; William
ID. Stone, Fred ii. Bratesman and Gene
Johnston, all soloists; the Rhode Island
Wheelmen Gleo Club, and the grand
character song and dance by eight local
artists under elaborate electrical effects
calcium lights, and many other new
things which will be presented In the way
uf surprise. The young men are just
laying themselves out for this, the effort
az their lives. All this will happen the
lrst three evenings of next week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-17
Hoyl'S "a Black Sheep"

A rare treat is in store for theater-
goars Of :his city. Hoyt's ~ BiacS
Shccp, " tho most laughabie aud enter
tanning comedy this clever playwright
has over turned out, win be presented at
the Precedence Opera House noxt Thurs
daT. Fr,3ay and saturday evenings. "A
Back sheer" ms the shadow of plot
hut q, l. not ItrlDltted to Interfere with
The ruy.l Cow Of comic incident. a
me,,,. hcrt story Is suggested IN the
ss,ord act, when Mr.. Goodrich Mudd,
the h,Tcm -scarem hero who supplies the
title-ro!c, discovers that he loves Queen
OF Bnrlesquo" instead Of the woman his
annU's viii stipulated he shall marry,
But the sentiment is hardly sustained
bv tho environment of his wedding 20
the Burlesuc Queen in the last act. The
burden OF the performhnce Is ON the
shoulders of Mr. Otis Harlan, who Is a
wonder I'm his way. He is funny all the
time without effort The story OF the
piece is so constructed rs TO admit OIL
specinlties, and this season 10 IL claimed
that the new spociGlties Mr.. Hoyt has
added are absolutely new and Of start
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-17

is raised and the players smirk and bow.
Not only does the display offend good
taste, but IL lis one Of the most detrlmen-
tai happenings against the progress OF arr.
1bo sequence of "a story is rudely snapped,
the syInpathics are outraged ana tho
auditor loses much that would otherwise
he pleasurable. Now. IL may be, ana no
do,'ht ia the audiences fault in bringing
back an actor on the stage and so destroy
ing an illusion. Yet it is tie actor VINO
il the more culpable for indulging the
audience in this respect. 1t Is the actor
vanity that makes of art n stumbling
block. When the dead character arises
and bows the actors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60
tie audience the unitics arc sacrificed. The
deld may come to life 10 is true,
but vanity is an unkillable quantity.
The evil is "A widespread one. Few actors
there are who are willing TO place their
art above their own selfish cOnccit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-17
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Testimonial Benefit by the Rhode
Island Wh.elmen Miustrels.

The News in it's review of the last per-
fofmaDce given by tho Rhode Island
wbcclmen Minstrelststated that II was an
excellent exhibition throughout and the
Young men could congratulate themselves
on giving one Of the best amateur per
folTnances seen ~ this city That was the
truth at Tho News knows how 70 tell IL.
The first three evenings Of next week the
Rhode Island MhoDimen Ministries VIII
arnear in nlblic again for the benoiit OF
three popular at.Brhes Cf the theater.
namely Assistant Treasurer Charles G.
Collin. Musical Director Felix X. Nerdo'-
schafcr. ana saul !. Hamilbnrg, treasurer
These three young men have been indie
iatiRnllc in their efforts 20 cater To the
comfort ard pleasure 81 the patrons OF tho
house during the past season, and their
acts OF courtesy have been acknowledges
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-17
ARION CLUB CONCERT.
wagner'S Op "a, "Thc Flying Dulch-
man." VIII Be- Sung tuesday Evening.

That splendid local organization, the
Arion Club, will sing Wagner's opera en-
titled "Thc Flying Dutchman, In In
fantry Hall next Tuesday evening. The
sale of seats began this morning, and
Judging by the result OF the nrst uay
tbcrc will be no room for late comcrs to
the third and last concert of the season.
prcppration for this event has been afoot
for several weeks and the numerous sup.
portcrs OF this popular organization VIII
H., nlcascd at the work Of the chorus in
this great musical cffcrt. The distin-
puished soloists who will assist the club at
This concert are Miss Emma Juch as
Senta: Miss Doroth McTaggart rs Dame
Mary: William II. Ricgcr as Erik; Fries
son Bushnell as Dirland, and Ffrangcon
Davies ms Vondordccker Director Jules
Jordan will conduct the opera which Is, Is
an assurance that the clubs standard VIII
show mo- falling of. The concluding con
cert of the season will begin promptly at
:. 81 O clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-17
IolamNla TNeaier.

Great intorest contcrs IN the perform
auccs of "pinafore' at the tolumblh
rhOrtrr during the coming week unucr
the manngomct ot Mime. Bhrattt- Morgan
and 80 musical direction OF Mr. ID. W.
Reeves Iccausc of the delightful rccol
lcctions of the famous Park Garden pro.
durtiun which their names recall Nine
MORGAN. who will appear In her original
role uf Josephine, has lost mono oi the
charm of manner, none ut the plquhhu
witchcry ~ her stngc presence ana holN
of the sweetness and ncXibility ana power
of her voice which rendered her purt
Garden effort 80 famous and caused her %
be- regarded as one of the best JOsCphines
ever seen horc; and surely there Is no
man 80 well calculated 20 secure artistic
musical results In this opera as Mr
Reeves Their names nloIC should he
sufficient to MI the house at every porior-
nance, nor T. this % bo In auy sense an
amateur performance. for, while tue
| chorus has bcpn selected from this city,
| pawtucket WuOnsoClSvt and other pieces
| In this state. all have hc'n chosen buciUsc
| of their practical experience IN THIS opera
| and for the freshness OF their voices uud
their known capabilities FOR the work {,
| and the cast of principals h probes.
| sional one, all having won unquc,iiuucd
| success in the parts they are % assume
| Mcssrs Herbert Dadd, the Admiral. w
| Archibald Willos, the captain, and Robert
| Hail the Ralph, are all from Boston,
| where thrv are considered the equals iu
their res. cctiye roles oi any in New Enr-
land and among others IN the east uro
Mr. j. u. t1an and MIR Mitchell B'ycC
o. Woonsocket Mr.J mrs h. pcnrsc Hrd Mr..
| William ID. Eddy, the DrHdcyo ana Book
| eft arc well known locally; and no hctipl
selections could have hccn made for but
tcrcup und liehu tnnn Kate l.aFctrl Bls
worth and Mrs AmilC Pirddis Of this city
while Mis- Alico J. Morgan viii nlsp o.
-srn in part well suited Jo her abilities
Little Bcrnice Carey will present be-
pleasing singing aud dancing sprcultic
between the act-; and the hurnpipc dnnU
I | will be done 10y Miss Nellie Dodge. liner
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-17

.,inius" lest some matter Of fact young
person in the gallery should mistake Nir-
pinias funeral urn for something else
and make 4 loud remark about rushing
the GROWER
A great many requests have been made
for "A brief return engagement Oi Andrew
Mack. the favorite young singing COME
dian in the beautiful play OF "Mylos
Aroon'' and arrangements have been
made for his farewell appearance Tor three
nights and - matinee beginning Monday,
April 20, at l<cith's Opera House.
For the last three nights Of next week,
beginning April -, the annual pruduc-
tion by the Hammer a. longs Dramatic
Sncictv OF Brown University viii bc given
at kcith's Opera House This yelr 5
OPERA IS a brand new one entitled nc
Game King, and 10 will bc given FOR the
first time Thursday afternoon, April ~
and finish the balance OF the week.
.Shennndoah" the famous war drama
will be presented I'm Keith Opera House
during tho week beginning May H. under
tlo auspices of the Grand Army COM
nittce aud Naval associ ties uf this city.
Fnet proyidrn,c and plwtuCkCt for the
Icrrnt of the fund 60 raise monumcnt
in -. Francis rcmrtcTy on the soldiers
and sailors burial lot Manager ffnes
has generously volunteered ana viii have
gprcral supervision ~ The performance
which will be givcu hy superior com.
papy OF players. Tho committee oi ar;
rnngcments include Deputy Chief of
pol(ce patrick EE1n, L1rt MO lravcr,
NJ. d.. ana John a Drinun. Is j. q
worthy object
HOLY Week saw mo- less than six thcater'
closed n New Nurk-tuo Broadway Tho
Garden. tue l.yucum. tie American. th,
Fourteenth street and lioyt's As usua