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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12
FINANCIAL.

Money-Market steady.
Foreign Exchange-The market is
firm. The following are net Sa-
vannah quotations: Commercial, demand,
Si.SS: sixty daYs8 $4Sl; ninety days,
81 80; francs, Paris and Havre, sixty days,
523s4; Swiss, sixty days, 5.25; marks, six
" days, "a 1-16.
Domestic Exchange-Steady; banks are
buving at "A per cent. discount and sell
ing as follows: Up to $25, 1Oc premium; s25
to $50. 15c permium; $50 to 800, 20c prem
ium; $500 to $1,000 at par, and $1,000 and up
wards at Lice discount.
Securities-The market is steady but
dull.
Stocks and Bonds-State Bonds-Georgia
80 per cent. bonds of 1880 1Oi bid, 1OS
asked; Georgia 31a per cent, due 1915, 104
bid. 1O5 asked; Georgia AZ per cent, bonds
1915. 1l6 bid III asked; Georgia 4 per cent,
due 1926. ILL., bid, 112l5 asked; South Car
olina as. los bid, 109 asked.
CITY Bonds-Atlanta per cent, 104 bid,
105 asked; Augusta AIS, 1925 1882 bid, 1914
asked: Augusta Z per cent, l0S bid 1909
asked. Augusta per cent, 10S bid 10
asked. Columbus ) per cent. 1857 bid, 1912
asked; Macon 6 per cent, 1l4la bid, 116
asked: Macon 4iAs, 1926 104 bid. 1O5 asked;
Savannah > per cent, quarterly January
COUPONS. 100 bid, ZIG asked; Savannah 5 per
cent, quarterly November coupons, 10
bid III asked; Charleston Is, 81 bid, IS
asked.
Railroad Bonds-Savannah, Florida and
Western railroad general mortgage bonds,
per cent. interest coupons, llSl2 bid, ll41s
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MIscE1LANEous MARKErs.

The following are he Savannah Board
of Trade quotations:
Bacon-The market is firm. Smoked
clear sides, csc; dry salted clear rib sides
&c; bellies, csc; sugar cured hms,
1015c.
Lard-Markat firm; pure in tierces, SIC
5O-Dound tins, SIC; compound, in tierces
47sc; 5O-pound tins, sac.
Butter-Market steady, fair demand; Go
shen, 16Q18c gilt edge, 2211@23c; cream
cry 23d24c; fancy Elgins 24026c
Cheese-Market firm; fancy fun cream
cheese. 11quhe; 2O-pound average, liz
Q12c
Fish-Maekerel, half barrel. No. /. SO 80;
No. 2, 81. 30; No. 3. $500; kits, No. !, Sl25;
bricks 6lac; 2-pound bricks &c. Smoked
kegs, $1.25; new mullet, half-barrel, $3.50
Salt-Demand is fair, and the market
steady; carload lots, f. o. b., Liverpool,
200-pound sacks, 52c; job lots. Csc; 125-
pound burlap sacks, Slc; ditto, 125-pound
fine. &c.
Rice-Job lots, fair, 41ka4ssc; good, $40
Be; prime, 5d5s4c.
Coffee-Steady; Mocha, 25c; Java, &c;
Peaberry, Tic; standard No. /. 14c; No g.
he; No. 3, 121zc No 4, 111ac; No. 5, 1Olkc
No. 6. 9lAc; No. 7, SIC.
Corn-Market steady and advancing:
white job lots, 50c; carload lots, 4sc; mix
ed corn, job lots 49c; carload, 47c.
Oats-Carload lots, &c; job lots, 34c.
Texas rust proof. job lots, l4c.
Southern seed rye, $40.
Bran-Job lots, S5c; carload lots, SOC.
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COTTON MARKET LOWER.
.,,,pt,vG QUOTED QUIET AT . 13-
rs CENTS A POUND.

49,, RuIIish Bareau Report Had No
,,.r.ot on the Declining Market.
l.,.s For the Day 1877 BaIes-The
limits 1892 BaIes-Spirits Tur-
tine steady and Unchanged.
hin Firm at Advance of ; Cents
T.. + and G Grades-WhOIesaIe
,..,Isets steady and Unchanged.
-....-nar. oct. lit was veritable
....- Monday in the leading departments
.rs.a. Notwithstanding bullish bu-
~, -aport. cotton declined 1-16c on all
,..r- ami closed quiet with sales Of only
~ b.-.s for the day. The spirits turpen-
..,,.. market was dull, with sales of small
-..s .-.oorrei at S1a4c, the tone being only
....ry a. The quotation. The reported
..,r.- of losin were light, but the market
,,.ss frm 1t an advance of sc on e. f, and
f.. cradles. The wholesale markets were
s...tv ana unchanged. The following re-
s,,me If ME different markets. local and
hv telegraph, will show the tone and quo
,,tisns al The close to-day.
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NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-There was very lit
tie doing in the spirits turpentine market
to-day The leading exporters, who have
been debating the price for months, were
out of the market to-day, and Saturdays
quotation was reported with the tone only
steady. The buyers and factors alike were
waiting to see what turn the market
would take. Buyers were waiting to see
if the market would be allowed to decline,
while factors were not over anxious to
sell, but were in quandry as to what
would be the result of the negligence
shown by the exporters. At the Board of
Trade at the opening and closing, the
market was bulletined steady at 31Ac. The
reported sales for the day were 4S7 casks.
Rosin-E, F and G grade of rosin ad-
vanced sc to-day. Other grades remained
firm and unchanged in price. There was
good demand and fairly large sales, but
the reported sales were light At the first
call at the Board of Trade, the market
was bulletined firm with sales of 42S bar
rels. AT the last call there were no sales
reported. The quotations at the opening
and closing at the Board of Trade were
as follows.
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York, Oct. 11.-Flour quiet and
nomnally steady. Rye flour quiet. Buck
wheat flour easy, at $1.75Gt1.95. Buckwheat
quiet; 40Q41c, track. Corn meal dull. Rye
firm; No 2, 49Izc; car lots, 49n50c. Barley
quiet; feeding, 2Slac. Barley malt dun
Wheat, spot, steady; No. red, $3.50,
ahoat, nominal; No. !. northern, Duluth,
9715c, ahoat; No. 2, hard. 75sc, ahoat; OPP
tions opened lower following a break In
the drought, advanced on strong foreign
news big clearances and heavy export
business, but eventually yielded 20 realiz-
ing and closed unsettled at 1c net lower;
No. 2 red May, 93AQ94Kc, closed 93stc;
October closed 959sc; December, "a 11-159
95 3-l6c, closed 9iMc.
Corn, spot, dull; No. 2, 337sc, afioat; OPP
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Stock on hand this day w ,917 176 500
Stock same day last year,. SO, 347 1876, 408
Receipts same day last year. 666 290O
Charleston, S. c.. oct. 1l.-Spirits tur-
pentine market firm at 31c; sales, none.
Rosin firm; sales, none; A, b. c, $110; D,
E, $115; F, $1.2O; G, $1.25; H. $1.35; I, $145;
K, $3.50; NJ, $1.6O; N, 800; w G, 1925; w
w. $3.50.
Wilmington, N. c., Oct. n.-Splrits tur-
pentne-Nothing doing; receipts, 50. Ros-
in firm at $.15Q1.20; receipts, COL. Crude
turpentine firm at $150, 800 and $3.50; re-
cepts, %. Tar firm at $780, receipts, 2OS.
New York, Oct. 11.-Rosin firm; sIrain-
ed common to good, $1.4091.45. Turpen-
tine easy, at 34h@34%c.
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FLORIDA Central q PeninsuIar RAILROAD G.
NORTH.

lilies Shortest Line Tampa Miles
TIME TABLE EFFECT SEPT 20, 1897.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12

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80 '-'o
The total SALES of stocks TODAY vera
900 zoo ,,,aI,1i'l, &c.,, p,,ii,,.y+ ,,I
o,it,,, 97 o95 iai,.iiio IA Nas6,,;iio
S69. 1Ijsso,,ri paciGc 70 100. M, vari, Can
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ia. V1oboeL c,r5 "a. b,
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DRY GOODS.

New York, Oct. 1.-THE dry goods stu
alton is still featureless Dismal Mon
day weather acted as a damper on store
trading and local jobbing, and retail
houses reported business to be very light
in all departments. Mail orders were also
small in calibre. There are no open re-
duction in any grade.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-10-12

s2.0OQ2.25; Long Island, $225a2. 50; sweets,
S.5O4l65. T2llow dull; city, 3lkc nominal:
country, 3RG39sc. Cotton seed oil easv
prime crude, 20h@21c; do yellow, 23a231Sc'
Petroleum dull; no market; refined, New
York, $3.50; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
500; do in bulk $500. Rice steady; do
nestle. fair to extra, 42s96Ac; Japan, $40
5Ac. Molasses steady; New Orleans, open
Kettle, good to choice. 25d3lc. Coffee. Cd.
tons opened steady with prices unchans-
ed to points lower; closed steady, with
prices unchanged to 10 points net decline:
Continued on sixth Page.
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Continued on Sixth Page.
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RICE.

The market is firm with good demand
for all grades. The following quotations
are for round lots in first hands:
Fair ................h ....................4 Q4A
Good ...........i...s.. ..........412q44
Prime ..............f.......-' .'........0 QoA
ChOlce nedu ................ ......O12
Rough-Eighty cents to $1.10 per bushel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-30
NEW sTHEt PROCESS

or John y, HaStlnEh olVSn Trial At
BSlIaIFs-DstaIISd Description.
Says a BsIlaire dispatch; One Of the
greatest discoveries OF the NIRcteeath
century and one which WIN revolutloniEe
the Iron and steel IndustrieSof the United
States. it not Of the world. was tested in
this city yesterday be5ure committee
composed OF the leading iron and steel
workers and experts Of the country. The
test was made Of pig iron and pig scrap.
treated by what 10 known - the Hast-
Ings new process Of converting iron into
steel and cast into sand uoldn For ssy-
eral years the best chsmists we have In
this country have been working on this
subject. and thera has been many thop-
aands OF dollars SpeTlS without SUCCESS
About four years ago John B. HaSunga,
now OF this city, solved the problem.
The following IA brief sketch OF fhe
test made from this simple method OF
tFeatlnk and converting Iron into steel.
A lathe tool was cast into . Sand mold
tempered in an ordinary manner ana
placed 70 work on q piece OF MAJ hinery
steel three inches IN diameter. a cut q
three,eighths inches deep was taken on
this bar for q length OF twelve inches,
without doing any damage 20 the cutting
edge Of the tool. The lathe was then run
al 90 revolutions per minute, and the
tool being on cut one-fourth Inch deep
was let run for fivs minuteA- Al the enc
Of this time the tool was taken out ana
examined by the committee, VINO pro-
nouncsd Il as perfect AZ when placedian
the lathe. A bar OF iron was then cast
twelve inches long by one inch square.
tempered and bore strain Of $3.50
pounds. The temper was Withdrawn
from this bar and Il stood strain 81 Z, %
Dounds. There was then ptesented- ~
ne Ohio River Railroad Company two
brake shoes, one being made BY the new
procesg, the other by the common pro-
sesS, Before being placed upon the en-.
Eine they each weighed twsnty-tonr
pounds, After run OF s,Sl5 miles the
shoes made from the new process Wels ~,
al twenty and one.fourth pounds whiie
Inc other weighed less than eleven anu
One-f0urth pounds. 49,,
The committee left this city hlslH
pleased with the result OF the test iIla9 l,l
IN this process. Another and mucn
Tnsater test will be made about April ~,
when Il IL expected that representaElyes
from an the leading iron and Steel man
ufactories will be present
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-30
Geo. {. Stifel & Co.
CLALRVoYAN.T.!....

Heslth-Weaith-and Happiness by cons
NiltinE Prof, Charles u. Leon the GALE
bFRfed ClalrVoyant and Trance Medium.
so VII read your future without mis-.
take Gives valuable intoFnadSS On ~
noTinehd the world over 1B the Ereatoge
ClSiFVoyRnt In the 18th century. Through
In AID and ADVICE great many people
nave been made happy. 10 oNSEcome9
your enemies, removes tatnLiy Er09ole- ~.
stores lost affections, causes marriage
with the one you love. q !,
RemoVoS evil influences, bad hAbltsIs and
y7iiI 1iyo you correct information on laws
Stiltl divorces, lost friends, etc.
Never falling advice 70 young people on
marriage and how 70 eh9e9S huShand
r best adapted for speedy riches,
IinfnP Stocks speculation q gpeotaltys
IiSo TiYeS Indispensable advice 70 young
ladies' on love- court9hip and maEriage.
and tells whether yoGr Lover ~ ~ tsae @
hGVS consulted him and found that his AID
and adVic0 led to prosperity ana hap lngsg.
IA adVertiS0s nothing but what he can
40. and does not wish to be elaSged with
the many cheap pretendeS Ioun9 y SyeEy
Sot,SR have bean blasted, who hpRo been
SSsSIved and disappointed by false pre4lc5
lions a othefa, before giving up IN despair
~ Invited to call and be CONVINCED o.. the
above statement without aSlaS Apnarad9
fhefIi that they know nothing about.
sometimeS It u caused BY other persons,
StSfIlS dimes It comes Of itself, Come and
bSVS it removed and happiness and sues
80 ETill follow. Bugin6sl strictly eeit1ts
dsntiii. People living out OF city Wishing
h Know particulars a. to terms, etes ems
C' SfS3oS and FsSldSIlee, Io27. Chapllno street.
Hours from 10 q. m. 20 p n. El4G& !.
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ANUsEMENTs.

OF oliver Byron. whose company IS
the Opera House attraction next FRI
day evening, the Dayton Journal says
There were two immense audiences at
the Park yesterday to seeSthe hand
some romantic actor. oliver poud BY
ron. in his latest play Ups and Downs
Of Llfe." The performance was excel
lent. In fact II was one Of the best that
has ever appeared at the Park ana
there win certainly be large audiences
Al tbe remaining four performances 70"
DAY and tomorrow matinee and eHen'
Ing. Byron has always played e the
Grand, but By special arrRnge ment ia-at
the Park this week. His company -
excellent and includes his charming
and talented wife, Kate BEgep. the IN
tereSt OF ups and Downs Of Life y
keeniy sustained from start to hniBh.
Exciting Incidents, narrow escapes. ana
dramatic situations succeeding one an,
other with the greatest rEpidlty, ana
cnsuring the breathless attention OF the
spectator. The author depends upon
the interest OF the plot fox MS cnlet
effects, and there II q marked absence
Of those brutal pictures OF the darker
ASPECTS OF modern life which render 70
much OF modern melodFama repulsive.
The serious part OF the work " agreea.
bly, relieved by comic side OF most
lauEhahle character.
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l sports
a BlCYCLE Show )

wheeling 4 80 have a bicycle show,
This l. matter that WIN commend Il,
Eelt to bicycle dealers ana riders! Of the
city, Not Gully are National cyclins
shoWs held At New York and Chicago.
bat In many large cities local; exhlbl.
ions Ste held annually that ~ popd-
lar Win dealers and devotees7ut the
wheel. The show here WIN NOT approach
,bp metropolitan affaira IN iHSlnt 0t
i1aguitude. hut Il win be a mQdef OF It's
Kind. The enterprise diHplAyed IN this
matter Is duo TO the Young Mems Chris
il1n Association, The shoUt will be
held at the association buifdlEy, on
ThursdaV and Friday, April 8 and 3.
me entire building will Given up to II.
Nearly al Of the bicycle dealers and
aFentg IN the city have alre Ny cons
eented TO make exhibits. The Building
will 30 decorated with bunting Of var.
lous cOlofs hung IN 6estoons and draped
around the walls and the dealers VIII
display haFaptoFiRtlD energy n making
tho SPACE Allotted 80 them attractive.
several OF The dealers will receive 8pe.
clal exhibits for the occasion from che
manufacturers they represent aud AZ
viii display fun line OF the model.
they handle. The exhibit Will Be well
worth seeing. Il win certainly prove
very attractive to all persons Interested
in bicPcleS q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-30

The angels that bring healthy, happy
children into the world are the angels Of
health aud eonteutment Children reflect
their parents, = particularly the mother.
She Is responsible for what they are -
fol what they do. She Is TeSponGible II
they are puny, sick, weak, useleEs, uiser-
able. ItdependS on her health. Her health
depends on her care Of It. II she q StrouE
and healthy in 4 WornRniy way, Ehe viii
have strong, healthy children. She may be
sick or Well-it Is matter Of choice. She
can be well II she wants to. d. Pietce,s
Favorite Prescription will make her we'll.
Il q the only positive, permanent intnilible
cure for diseases Of the organs distinctly
feminine. II purhes, Strengthens, invigo.
rates. Il promotes the regular performance
Of all the functions. II FITS awouian for the
duties aud pleasures Of wifehood aud moth.
efhood. ItS most beni6eent usefulness Is in
preparing for the time Of parturiheu. II
Tobs child. birth Of pain and danger.
Mn. ". b, Duncan, Of Arlington, NO.. writes |:
al have used yeaI FaSorile Presetipa9n' aud
am never tiredo sounding IL pTaiee. When my
lady friends complain, ! say Why dou't you take
DF. Piefce'A RaVurite PTe5crpti0up told an
luxIouS mother, Whose daughter ItS yeau oldl
had moi been right for ave months about The
medieine, and aiteT the young lady had taken two
thIFIS 81 bottle or Favofite Prescription she
Wa Al right, She had been treated by two Of
oar best dpciOTl.
4 nelEhb0r took nearly four bottles Of Favor
lie PTeSefiptlou before her baby WA born. She
yjRS the mother Of one child, and bad mo doctors
Wiz her before. and Wal for nearly Hix weeks Ia
bed, almost helpless She Thought that II ttH were
possible she would DO G0nltthinE The next time,
md Ian September was delivered almost pAlu'
isISly 81 hhe boy. she thinks pt. PleFre'i Fa-
Torffe Pseaerlption dld L. The midwife who was
WITH hef aid she had the easiest time she eVef
GSW any one have, and she lS an old lady"
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NoUNpsV1LLE
A miscellaneous IIslangs OF Minor Ma
~, rom aIarslIail's Metropolis


AZ The election OF 4 IRE chief by the
three hose companies on satosoa y
evening, A. ]. McElroE was eleGieu' ,,s
onnonenf David Kidder, received TWEEN
ICY vntes McEiroy - the Well'
SroWn newsdenler and has peen
Ssitiful member Of Independent Com
pany No. 9 since It's ORGANIZATION
q Ssamon & Son are running In snil
a. iheIF new .,Iqar works. Their new
%sctoIv "a commolIOus IN et cry reapGet:
svsTv convenience having been 9dded
S,,I,ed Ia their ever increasing business.
ME arm has q large daily nulput al9
makes large shipments % all parts 9t
the country.
The new hose reel for independent
S,omnasty No. 2, arrived vest efdaH anu
WAS taken TO the hose mouse oI! ~! ~.
fayetie avenue It Is quite an 9nnluy,I
IN the firp department. ahu wii elhu,e
tSo vo,nnteers 10 show 10 n better nu'
vantage their efficiency
circuit Bros. have entered SUI y t9e
circuit court against the SteTk w, -, *
G5S COMPANY. for Ss,00Of The CIRCUITS
5riiied a yeli for the latter Company IN
ihe Rogerson OIL fieid. for whlen tnEg
failed 10 get any pay; mus ths 4uit
above.
Milton d. slllwell, Of Elm Grove hs aS
,,,rcbased the d. Levi property on ASH
pSs,i,a In the 81, n. & 81. Co. addition
and viii remove to same. The consider
a a1,op vas .Si,iOO. The deal was made
bv oscar Wright, real estate agent
rho Presbyterian Christian EndeaYor
soclety will hold q social o. the nome
~ Mir MazIe Mcclure on Fifth street.
thls evening. The young men VINO, 30
must each take a'thimhle ana needle
Inc thread will be supplied.
gx.sherIr Mathews is removing
,-tS,y, Inc Wark property on Jefferson
o a to his own property between
Seventh and Eighth streets.
willard Riggs has returned ri ID, home s,,ns
from Dayton. o 0n gSS cmo%l,y, ry T
Miss Ada Graham, o. WheelinR' %
vjsIting Miss Maggie KuIong'
MAS Margaret Hammond 10 VlsItlng
friends In Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-30

n ciotbeI with verdure green and
snotted with the beautiful blue and
whne prairie flowers, tokens OF luxu-
riant s6ll like that fair country to which
Noses led the children Of Israel In an
Client times -, :, ..,.r,,,
aouth Dakota outrivais It's sister states
N fbc EAST IN the products OF It's soil,
aver cultivated and harvested IN less
9ltme md with greater ease than In any
Ctbsr nnrtlon Of the United States,
Ana a. Nc say unto yOu TINT now y
the opportunity Of q le,hlc % y
West and buy farm E9s d., lp,lS,s
ilats and prices, address w. y, t9Well'
S,Stno,S. mth&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-30

LIv.N News Ilsn.i From the Lively Tada'-
trial Town.


LIvsNswS Ilonii From the Lively thdn'-
trial Town.
seamon Bowers was busy at Nc
Meehen yesterday clipping horses: He
also sheared the surplus WOOL on Gus
Schad's ST. Bernard dog.
NJ N. Hell, William Chapman: Of Ben
wood, and Andy MeG lnleyI OF WneeliIl!
ore going out TO the smfthheld oil neids
next week,
A1on7n Bowers wllt enter his two
thoroughbredS, culture Hope, and ~.
james" at the fairs In this section tllls
fall,
Charley Gately, Joe Taylor, William
strand and Reddy Sprouts went down on
the Jewel to New MartlHsHiile' SesseI-
day.
Miss Mary Dixon has returned from
New Concord, Ohio, where she has been
attending Muaklngum College.
ROGER Irwin has returned from Hazel
,on Pa where ne was employed on the
Pennsylvania railroad.
Harry McCabe has returned nom Nor;
folk, Va, where he was an TnAocces WI
applicant for the navy.
Luke Taylor has given up bis barber
shop at the Junction, a. customers were
not frequent enough.
Bob Drum will start up a barber shop
In snyder's old place, Rt the Junction
The Riverside steel workers viii re-
sume work tomorrow morlunS'
Miss Merle Lille, Of Bellalre, IL visit
ing Mise ElvR Fitzgerald
Albert Kearns and Frank Gerashty
hnye left for Texas.
The lower steel works Will 90 on TINS
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-30

Laughs now fast and furious IN the
brightest of all farce comedies "a
Rallroad Ticket" written blythe popu-
lar author, Jos. ". Gates. aud,pTesented
BY Freeman'B Fun Makers 1t 10 brisk
and sparkling and thoroughly punched
uD 70 date with new muHic, specialties
and witty dialogue. The cost this sea-
SON is ons Of the best ever, Ibsn In this
8uccessful comedy. and includes
tWenty.one singers and comedians
among them Marie Stuart, Louis Yves.
ley, Arthur MoultOn, Harry Porter,
Gus PiXley. Matte Lockette, Charles
A. Burke. "The Railroad Ticket Quar-,