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The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
Ell Campo Boatraces.

The most in interesting boatraces of the season
will take place TODAY over the Ell Cam DO
course the principal event being a match be-
tween DR.. Dennis, the senior skif champion
OF the Pacific Coast, and william McCausland,
who was defeated By the champion at the re-
cent regatta. The trophy is diamond medal
offered by Manager Emmet Hayden. Other
interesting events Will also be contested. The
boat for the pleasure resort leaves the Iiburon
Ferry at ] P. NJ
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EXTRAORDINARY OFFERINGS.
Prices That Talk.
OCTOBER SPECIALIST.
Big Bargains for: House.
keeDerS

S6in Soft Finished Bleached
Muslin -... -.-. 434 C
S1S Quality Unbieached Can
tua Flannel. Sc
22x45 rkish Towe.s.
heavy nap. ... .I0c
69-in Cream Al Linen Ger
man Table Dam lsk. 35c
lOc Quality English Fan.
n aleites. ............-T lac
Ia size Lam BIS Wool Cali
fornis Blankets. . So. rs
100 doZ Eleached Damask
Towels...... ..-.-... sc each
Extra H eavy Marysville
Flanneis. eis................. $50
Lace Curiains-Big Cut in Pr.ce
OF Lace Curtains.
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Two Crackaack Mines Will Meet
-. and Hotly Contest for
= Points.
INDIVIDUAL STRENGTH OF THE TEAMS.
Players, Umpires and Scorer Will Re,
=. ceive Liberal Remuneration for
=. Their Services.

Recreation Park, Eighth and Harrison
streets, will be formally opened to the
base ball public this afternoon.
The contesting mines will be those crack
ajack teams, Reliance OF Oakland and
Gilt Edge of Sacramento.
The Sacramento team came down from
the capital city last night, and all their
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
Great Specials in. Under.
wear.

SOC Gents Natural Gray
Shirts and Drawers. .......25c
l5c Gents tray .Merfno
s'bNRS :-.--- UC
Acc Quality Ladies Egyptian
Ribbed Vest and Pants. - : so
75c Quality + X ira Long
Heavy Black CorSets ....s. .45c
75c Grade -euts' Nicuna
Shirts and Drawers. SOC.
$l.50 Grade C.lebrai ed Glas- :
tenbury Underwear. $ 90
59c Quality Gents Latest
5 yle Neckwear. 25o
S1.25 Quality Ladies' Derby
Kid Gloves, every pairwar
ranted ESQ
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

every Saturday evening ct the Y. NJ. c.
rooms. William Craig delivered the first one
OF the series last evening. His subject was
Obedience to Civil Law and from the num-
Der who attended and the interest taken in
the lecture it is expected that the venture Will
be success
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

hand we received no notification, and
knew nothing OF the suit, which lasted
eleven years. and i'll which there were
nineteen sets OF claimants interested"
Mr.. Phelps asserts that PARTIES who have
seen him and knew Blythe have remarked
the family rssem biance between the two.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
Brewers Will Dance.

ie members Of the Brewery workmen's
.oB are burning midnight oil in prepara-
s:ior their grand ball TO be held In Teutnnia
an Saturday evening. October so Indi-
nsfare that the occasion will be very
yah one. and those who do not delight
tripping the light fantastic are promised
I they viii not be forgotten.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
: WILL SOON BE A MEMORY.
But Few Rails of the Bush Street
"Ghost Line" Remain.

The work of removing the abandoned
rsils of the Bush-street ghost line" is
rapidly nearing completion. The main
line on Bush street has been up for sew
erat days and he company's laborers are
now busy tearing up sldings and branch
lines. A majority of the rails on Grant
atenue, from Bush street 10 Market were
removed. yesterday. That work will prob
oily be completed to-day and the street
=. at in condition for traffic
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
DOCTOR SWEANY
The AbeSt and Host Successful Specialist the World in The Treame
Chronic Nervous and Private Diseases Of Men and Women
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE

Have Dyspepsia in its worst form and d not
know it. weakened stomach is the primary
cause of a great many diseases, vet in mos
cases the wrong thing is treated and the true
cause IS overlooked.
Doctor Sweany's keen. unerring perception,
coupled with his vast ex perience never fails
in q correct diagnosis of disease
First he makes each patient q separate and
careful study, and through his almost phe-
nom eual ability for. study and deep resea arch
he has discovered system of treatment which
is not only marveloesly successful. but pc
cularly his own, ana is known by no other
ply sician in the world. He delights in treat
ing the very worst cases of
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
Will Hang for His Crime.

seph- j. Ebanks. lately convicted of the
drder of Mrs. Slile in San Diego was brong,,
ON that city Friday night and lodged ia the
roadway jail. He was taken to san Quentin
ssterday morning, and on the Sth inst. he
81 be hanged. -
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

Obedience to civil Law"
series of free law lectures for young men
has been arranged. and they will be given
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
NERVOUS DEBILITY

And ils many attending ailments, such as
weakness of body and mind. dizziness, stupid
ity, night emissions, fullness in the head
bashfulness. wandering mind. loss Of memory,
lack of confide nee and energy. which unfit one
for study. business. social lie or marriage and
many olner well-known symptoms
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
CHRONIC DISEASES

of both sexes, and In making strong heal thy
men and women from those who were weak
and des Dondent.
Doctor Sweany stands unequaled and un-
rfyaled in hi% special treatment of
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
YOUNG MEN

IF you are thus afflicted Do you know tn e
cause? 1t is your duty to consult Doctor
Sweany personally or by confidential letter
without moments delay. Get curedI Be q
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
DON'T LOSE COURAGE

Doctor Sweany's treatment acts like m magic
II drives away those gloomy, melancholy ieel.
ings clears the brain, and will brighten you
up to the enjoyments of a life of health and
happiuess.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
THOUSANDS OF YOUNG MEN

Have placed themselves under his treatment.
mea with pnched, drawn, Iiv i'd countenances
dull, fisby ewes, tottering steps, weak organs
and incoherent, hesitating speech, and when
they came back from time 10 time for treat
ment or his encouraging ADVICE 1t has been the
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
Home TREATMENT

Is so thoroughly com plete in each detail that
he has cured thousands of patients whom he
has never seen and whose testimonials of
boundless gratitude testify to the accuracy of
his'diagnosis and the marvellous efficacy of his
home treatment.
His immense correspondence is conducted
in strict confidence. He never exposes a na.
TENTS name.
Ifyou cannot call on him. write. giving a de-
tailed history OF your troubles. He will promnr.
ly reply in plain envelope, giving scientffie
opinion OF your case and also send you a valu-
able book of information
FREE.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
MIDDLE-AGED men

There are thousands of you who are suffering
from aching back and Kidneys, impoiency or
weakness OF the sexual organs, excessive in
dulgence, mental anxieties ana other unmis-
taxable forms of nervous debility.
II you are sufferer write or call on Do
place your confidence in him and he W
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
NO PHYSICIAN ON EARTH

Has more sympathy for suffering humanity
none have kinder heart, nor more earnest
endavor in helping the afflicted, hence his
whole heart and soul are in every effort in
fhair hahaif
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03
MOUNT TAMALPAIs SCENIC RAILWAY

IVA Sausaito Ferry.
Leave San Francisc Commencing Sent
10, 1897:
WEEK DAYs-9 :30A. Arrive (. f. 4:55Px
SUNDAYS-S:0U, 10: 100. IL 80 A NJ; 1:l5 p "a
special Trips an be arranged for py spniyIng O
THOs. COOK SON. 621 Market st. sau Fran.
ciscoi or teiePhoning Tavern of Iamsipa.S
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FREE

ctor Sweany at once Don't delay an hour:
I'LL SURELY CURE YOU.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-03

SAN LEANDR0 AND MAYWARDS IIDCAL. :
foot of Market Street
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29
MONUMENT DEDICATED.
Unwilling Of Monument Erected in
Honor Of Confederate Dead. Mt Dal-
las, Texas, by the Daughters
of the COnfederacy.

Dallas, Texas, April 29.-The confeder
ate monument, erected through the ef-
forts OF the Daughters of the Confederacy,
at Dallas, was unveiled this morning. IL
is of Texas granite, the shaft being 30
feet high. At the top of the column stands
a private. At the base, on four pedastals,
are life sized statutes of Jefferson Davis,
r. E. Lee, Stonewall jackson, and Sid
ney johnson. Jefferson Davis pulled the
cord, that unveiled the form of his grand
father. Lucy Hayes did the same for
Robert e. Lee, and the little grand.
daughter of Etonewall Jackson, COM
pleted the unveiling by pulling the cords
which removed wells from the statutes OF
jackson and johnson. After the young
ladies, representing the southern states,
had decorated the monument with flowers,
John H. Regan, the only surviving mem.
Der Of the confederate cabinet, delivered
an eulogy on President Davis. Other
eulogies were pronounced as follows: On
General R. E. Lee, by Hon. George Aid.
rich. On Stonewall Jackson, by Judge
H. w. Lightfoot. On General Albert Sid
ney johnson, by Hon. Norman G. KIT.
trell. On the private, by Hon. h. i
Mats. The ceremonies ended with a
battle OF flowers, participated in by all
The base of the monument, at the end
Of the ceremonies, being covered with q
macs of flowers.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29
ARMY OF THE UNEMPLOYED
A Movement similar to the COxey Or
gnnization Now Under Way in Chi.
cago--TO Establish a CO-Opera-
tive Commonwealth Colony
in Utah.

Chicago, April 29.-The Record of today
says: Another movement similar to that
which General Cnxy organized- few
years ago, and which is designed to take
an army of unemployed men on a long
trip across the country, is being quietly
organized in this city. If present plans
are carried out, when the "army" reaches
its destination, it will at once 20 to work
as a cooperative commonwealth. 1t is
said, that with the adjournment of the
convention of the American Railway
Union which will meet in this city in
June, the time will have arrived for the
order to march. President Eugene V.
Debbs, and other men prominent in rail
road organizations are said to be among
the prime movers in this scheme. Utah
is to be the haven of rest. Figures
have been gathered, which show, that
there are 100000 men and women out of
employment in Chicago. 1t is believed
that the army will move with several
thousand men in line and pick up many
more on its way to the western country.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A Brief Session, and No Conclusions
Regarding the Tariff Bill
Were Reached.

Washington, April 20. ~ The senate
fiuance committee was in session an hour
today, four Democrats and four Repub'
lioans being present. The absentees were
Platt, Republican, of Connecticut; Jones,
Democrat, of Arkansas, and Jones, silver
Republican, of Nevada. No conclusion
regarding the tariff bill was reached, al
though the Republicans said they hoped
to be able to report bill in full commit
tee on Monday. The Republicans asked
that time be fixed for reporting bill
to the senate. The Democrats will not
agree to fix date, saying that they
wanted reasonable time TO consider a
bill, and that there would be no undue
delay. The Democrats we're not shown a
copy of the bill, nor did they receive any
information regarding its character.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29
A BOGUS MINING DEAL.
A Fortune Made by Two Jail Birds
Operating with a Corporation said
to Have Been Organized in
New Mexico

A Chicago dispatch to the Boston
Traveller under date of April IS, records
the sensational swindling operations of
Charles e. George and E. Morton Smith,
now behind the bars in Cook county Jail.
George was arrested and indicted last
fall by the United States authorities for
usiug the mails for the purpose of fraud
and for some time was in Jail at Joliet as
a government prisoner.
Smith, according to the story pub
lished by the Traveller, came west some
years ago, and after brief time at news
paper work, drifted into Colorado and
made fortune in mining. Later he was
arrested for obtaining money under false
pretenses, and finally wound up in jail at
Chicago where he met George. Here the
two men put up scheme upon which
they have realized thousands of dollars,
although conducting their operations
from behind prison bars.
There is mining company called the
Santa Ysabel, the stock of which is held
principally in New England. This stock
is quoted at about $l2 per share on the
stock exchanges of Boston and New
York.
George and Smith obtained list of the
names of the stockholders IN this corpo-
ration, but being unable to travel they
employed young man by the name of
Fred Russell as agent. The idea was to
form another corporation of the same
name and then dispose of stock, the
market value of which could be shown by
the New York and Boston markets.
The account states that the bogus CON-
pany was organized in New Mexico.
George being president and Smith score
tary and treasurer, also that several
directors we're picked up in Santa Fe.
This is mistake. No such company
has ever been organized this testi.aSY.
That it was organized somewhere there
can be no doubt, and that the scheme has
yielded good deal of money for the
projectors is equally clear. The amount
secured is estimated between $4,000 und
410O00O
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29
TRANSvAAL COMPLICATIONS
Emperor william Said to Have Origi-
mated Plan whereby the Trans.
vaal Interests or France, Ger
many and Belsiun will he
Protected Against English
Intrigue.

London, April 29.-The Daily Mails
Berlin correspondent telegraphs as fol-
lows: Emperor William is reported to
have detailed plan, by which the in.
terests of Germany, France and Belgium
10 the Transvaal, are to be protected
against English intrigue and arms. The
st. Petersburg correspondent Of the Tage-
Blatt afirms that France has agreed to
the emperor's scheme. II 10 further said
that the Russian court orioles are OK.
tremely embittered against England.
This 10 attributed to the dowagel
cxarina, having accused England Of be.
ING tho cause OF Greece going to war
The German naval department. has or.
dered all work on dock yards expedited
and / hear that in some yards, work Il
being carried on day and night Alto
osther there are 10 crutsers now IN courss
Of construction.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29

outlaws, has been caught and lodged in
jail and the band broken up. The story
Of his capture reads like dime novel.
Deputy Marshals Brown and Leadbet-
ter found the trail and took separate
sides of the stream. Brown ran onto
Newcomb at bend in the stream, and at
once the Winchesters of both began
cracking. Each used tree for breast
works. The bark was we'll peeled from
both trees. Finally Newcomb, whsse tree
was hacked nearly down, sprang to his
horse and got away. The next morning
the marshals met physician who had
been summoned to see a wounded man
who proved to be Newcomb and whose
capture easily followed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29
A. xP. Road Changes.

A number of changes in the A. d p.
road will be made, 80 soon as that rail-
road passes into the hands of the Santa
Fe company. w. G. Nevins, general
manager west of Albuquerque; j. j..
Byrne, general passenger and ticket agent
west Of Albuquerg ne, with headquarters
at Los Angeles; A. G. Wells, will be made
general superintendent west of Albuquer-
que; Courtland Perry, superintendent of
the division from Albuquerque to Selig-
man; John Denair, superintendent from
Seligman west to Mojave, including the
California Southern to San Bernardino; /;
Superintendent Beamer will be in charge
at San Bernardino south.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29
JAPAN is AROUSED.
The Refusal of the Hawaiian Govern
Mcnt to Allow Japanse Immigrants
to Land Has stirred Up Great
Deal of War Talk.

San Francisco, April 29.-According to
advices by steamer this morning the ia
psnese government is aroused over re-
fusal Of the Hawaiian government to per-
NIT immigrants to land and has ordered
warships to Honolulu, to enforce what
the Japanese immigrants consider their
rights. The official newspapers are full
of war talk. They claim that the U. 8.
cruiser Philadelphia has been sent to
Honolulu as menace to the Japanese
goYernment.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29
NEW MEXICO CATTLE.
Prices High Colorado Buyers Ap-
paled.

Local cattlemen are appalled, at the
prices asked in New Mexico for feeders,
and the butchers stock also. Agents
sent into that region to secure animals
for Colorado ranges are returning dis
heartened. Three Thousand two and three
year.old steers in Chaves county we're
sold this week at $19 80 per head for the
two. year -olds and $2480 for the three.
Lambs are being contracted for at 81
per head and they are expected to be
worth 81. 80 In September.-Denver Even
ing Post.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29
Two HOTELS DESTROYED.
Good Work Of Firemen in Kescuing
Inmates from q Burning Hotel
In Milwaukee, Wis.

Milwaukee, Wis, April 29.-Fire de-
stroyed the Schmidt hotel, four story
building at $3.50 this morning. When
the guests were awakened the fire had
spread from the first to the second story,
and escape by the stairwavs was cot off.
Flremen rescued all the inmates, Is In
number. Several women were uncon-
scious, when found by fremen. About
two hours later, the FIRE department was
called to Mineral Springs Park hotel, q
popular resort near Riverside park. This
hotel was com pletely destroyed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29

The Bon Ton receives tri-weekly all
kinds Of Kansas City meats, sausages
oysters, fish and game. Short order meals
at all hours. Open day and night.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29

The preliminary hearing In the case Of
Butler, manager Of tho Oerrillos Coal
com pany, for abandoning bis wife, which
has been in progress In Albuq querque for
several days past, Was finished yesterday
morning and Butler was bound over to
await the action OF the next grand jurY
In tho sum Of $1,000; $500 on the charge
Of dssertion, and 600 for cruelty.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29

New and second hand goods bought
and sold at j. H. Blain's Cash Store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29
Killed by Robber

Chicago, April 29.-Emil Suthern, q
saloon keeper, was shot and instantly
killed Just before midnight by one Of
three men who entered his saloon for the
purpose Of robbery. Twenty men we're
in the place at the time drinking, but
none made any effort to capture the rob-
bers, or offer any resistance to the muir
dsrer, who, with his mpauions escaped.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29
Las vegas News

Charley Hill, formerly freight CON-
ductor running ont Of Las Vegas, and
having many friends In shat city, Was
killed Tuesday, on tho A. q +. road 10
Arizona. While hanging on to the side Of
his train he was caught BY q bridge, re-.
ceiving injuries which resulted in his
death.
Yesterday morning q fire started from
ashes thrown out BY Mr.. W. g. Hayden at
his residence, and In short time q buggy
shed, two outhouses and phaeton were
burned. Prompt action Of fire the depart
ment prevented disastrous confsgfa.
tiOn.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29
NOTED OUTLAW CAPTURED,
Ed Newcomb, the Leader Of Band Of
outlaws That Been Operating for
Some Time Past I'm Oklahoma
Hns Been Landed In Sail.

Wichita, Kas., April pa special to
tho Beacon from New Kirk o. T. says:
Ed Newcomb, leader Of . noted band Of
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-04-29
ORDER RRRsTABL1sHED.

Athens.-Fighting between Turks and
Greeks at Valestino, a junction on the
railroad connecting this port with Larissa
and Pharsalos, was only series Of skir-
mishes, which resulted favorably to the
Greeks. Valestino is about ten miles
from Volo. The telegraph operator at
Pharsalos, has learned from the operator
at Larissa that order prevails there.
Women and children are returning to the
town,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-02
B1p11orEoA "LA CORRESPONDENCE PUERTO R1co' SO

-6Por que? caballero
-iC6mo c6mpice de un asesinato!
- iYo!-exclam6 la ioven-l Y de que asesnato?
-iDel de Rolando de Corbiere, vuestro amante!
La madre se levant6 ndignada.
--Mentfs, cabalero!-di jo-iEso infama!
-Guillermo intervno de nuevo..
Madre -dijo,-idejadle deeir! mo estamos conde-
nados soportarlo todo nosoros?
-iContesad, - orden6 ell uez drgiendose a la joven
aquea mirada advera del pegro que amenazaba ella
contesto en- el mismo mudo lenguaje
NO temas NADIA: no ser& 20 quien os delate'
miranda frente frente al juez le dijo
NO debo cuentas nadie de mi conducta mas que mi
conciencia mi ama No tengo NADIA contestaros mas
que que sc 10 quereis decr Pendedme touradme,
dire NADIA mas
-lNo vfsteis al sehor de Corbiere hace dos d1as?
He visto frecuenca al de Corbiere
los camno de la Boca del Lobo importa que haya We
nido aquf no?
-Importa mucho, puesto 81 hubera venido aqu,
estarfa aun leno de vida:
Ell juez exend6 el brazo hacia la salida de la grana
-Aln es donde fu6 herdo afrm6.
Teresa contest6 smplemente:
Vos sos quen debe probar que es cierto Yo Sc
10 que quer6s decir.
-iHola! lhola-pensaba la Looouture encantado-No
acobarda ia pequeha. iQu6 famila, hijos mfos!
Ell asunto tomaba NAL aspecto para ell juez. .....
queno quer6is hablar-repuso Robnier muy agtado
-sQu@ quer6is que 20 olga? @#s
-Lo que sab6s perfeetamente.
-Explicaos.
Hace cuatro POGO mas que ell senor de
Corbiere lego Ia Montar6n de icenca. Ea
probado deede los ~ de egada entabaron
eaci entire 6 al 81 ntend entabarlas
La Booa del Iobo pareca o adonde drg
Los guardas asf 10 han declarado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-02
RICOS Y POBRES

lQuieto mo YES que Ell senior ejerce funcones
Dos gendarmes estaban apoyados ell quicio.
Robiner respr6.
Ell juez comenzaba comprender que NADIA de
aquellas gentes.
Quiso dar un golpe decisive.
--Gendarmes-do buscad a la senorta de Montar6n
traedla.
La madre las manos undas, suplic6:
-iCaballeros criatura nocente, 10 uro ESQ
serA para ella un dolor una verguenza indtil!
Juan apenas podfa dominarse.
Madre mfa-dijo-no rebajeis auplicar
los gendarme les cost6 trabao cumpr la orden En-
momento ponfan movmento para eecutara
abri6 Ia puerta aparec6 Teresa,
Estaba vida deseuoaada pero araves6 la sala
frme colocarse lado madre
bajo su protection.
Un estremecimiento de placer corri6 por las
Lacouure, que 6d avdos oos rostro de la oven
Ell fiscal rasc6 ligeramente la oreia.
Pensaba ell juez de instruction.
ALI estaba la olave del msterio, la del drama Ell
sehor Desloges maginaba toda ntrga de Ro
ando haa prendado de aque encanto de aquea leza
enamorando aquea criatura placer que
empo haba sdo sorprenddo los querda
haba sido vfcma despues de todo de propias aas
Sehora-orden6 el juez-dignos acercaros Tengo algu
preguntas que haceros.
Teresa di6 un paso hacia adeante.
Vestfa de esame6a negra NAL cortado, pero
consegufa ocutar 81 hemoso a aunque degado an de
Ia joven.
Sus hermosos cabeos levantados descubran dorado
sobre cua d escrbano drga mradas voentamen
to luminadas.
Refexionad que voy preguntar, sehori
ta-repuso Robiner pateico, toda la
verdad lDe modo we're obligadoa ponero
de Ia justioia = aseguraros!
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-16
Thursday Evening, September 10th.

The engagement of Mr.. Hennessy
Leroyle in that charming comedy,
"Other Peoples Money at the Audi
torium, Thursday, September 10th, is a
matter of congratulation to our local
theatre patrons. The appearance of
this company here last season was such
a conspicuous success from an artistic
point of view thal much is looked for
ward to in the return engagement.
Mr.. Leroyle has this season surrounded
himself with an exceptionally clever
company among whom are recognized
several well known metropolitan pro-
fessionals whose principal work for the
past two or three seasons has been in
New York productions.
NJ. G. SEIPLE, Manager.