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The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05

Mrs. H. w. Field, of the Bucking-
ham, gave an informal luncheon Tues
day for Mr.. and Mrs. Warner, Miss
Grace Warner and Miss Cramer.
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05

Rev. John Copeland. the new pastor
Of East Presbyterian church. was ten
dered a reception Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Ide,
1015 Fauquier street
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05

Miss Newell gave wheeling party
The Saint Paul globe., 1898-06-05

Harry L. Davis gave a tally-ho party
"Wednesday evening for Miss McGilI, of
Nashville. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Finch, Miss Timber.
lake, Miss Emma Timberlake. Miss
Stephenson, Miss Julia Stephenson.
Messrs Porter, Theodore Griggs. E. G.
Halbert and FitZhugh Burns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
NEW-ROCHEILE.

Supreme Court justice Martin ]. Keogh ycster-
day appointed Harry T. Dykmar Mauricc Dillon
and Arthur ]. Burns Commits orors TO assess the
damages IN cases pending against the village Of
New Rochelle These suits aggregate about 500 90,
and the outcome OF a system OF street improve
ments.
The secretary has Issued call tor the annual
meeting OF the Westchcstey County Medical Society
in Grace Parish House, White Plains. May Il Tho
programme will include tho reading of reports cleo
ton o: officers and the reading o. papers. There
will be dinner at the close OF t = meeting
The dates OF the presentaton or the opera
"Ch.mes OF Normandy have been changed to May
"a and Is II will De given by home ta.ent In 81
Matthews Hall. in aid OF the church o, the Blessed
Sacrament.
The inquest into the death ot Ja.-es Murphy hold
last evening hy Coroner BNnriug resulted In a
verdict tina; he died from appendicitis TIE police
and the Coroner o. fret ware eG 10 beleve that T. e
boy was struck by companion while playing. 80
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ship proick Castle (BD. Ferguson. shanshai-John Il
fiyeiinore.
Rank Ksnira (GeD. Bunjo. stockholm-Theodor Kruger
a 60.
BARK Conssia Gaatola u,aD. Ambrosano. Gibraltar -
Funch Edge & 60.
mig Acacia ar Hart. San Andreas and Bocas del
Toro-A TotholtZ.
SAILED.
pteainers Strathalan ,r for Havre: King Frederick
Olrl Perth Amtoy n J.. Albert pumois tNor). santa
Martha; Guylndotte Norfolk and Newport News. Etena
(lIr) Montovieo etc.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Southampton NAV 0 Sailed steamer Barharossa tGer).
Richter 0rom Bremen. New-York.
sunderland. May 7-Sailed steamer Victoria (Br).
Maakle. New-YOrk
rhi.ld. May Stated steamers Ashanti Or) symonds.
New York; Resuius tkD, Filesonc. New York; sth.
strnthnllsn tBr T sonpson. New-York.
Cork Nav Arrived. steamer Picqua tBr) Clark. New
York. .
bach tGrr). Profile. New York for Flushing.
Dover NAV V~-Passsd steamer Artrishalg OBJ, Legs
dali. New York for Rotterdam
Rotterdam May 0-saed. steamer American Dutch).
ButH. New York.
Uamhurs May S-Sallci steamer Pretoria (Ger), kopr.
New-York.
Rremerhaven, MAY 0-Arrived steamer Koengin Luise
(Ger) Eichel. New-York VIA southampton
HaVre May 0-Arrived. steamer La Normandie (Fr).
0porto MAY 4-saied. steamer Dona Maria tPorp.
Jensen New York.
tosr). Hogemann New-York land proceeded for Naples
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The Hollywood Inn Minstrel Troupe, AL Of whom
ere members Of the club. VIII give a performance
IN the Assembly Hail this evening. This same
company gave performance about month ago
and made such a success that urgent requests came
to Dr. Crotty the superintendent. TO have II re-
pea,ed The members got together learned new
programme. Percy Denton. formerly with Dock
stader and d member of the Hollywood Inn Club,
will be one of The end Tho advance sale OF
tickets has been large. - ,
Inc annual meeting Of tho Womans Institute
cub will be neld tomorrow morning al 10 CLOCK
eech department Will be given Associate members
al Subscribers. members OF the CIVIC LeagGs ana
Others interested are cordially invited 10 attend
The May meeting Of the Womans Auxiliary con-
n"cted with 81. Andrews Memorial huron, me
R>v james J.. Freeman. rector. VII be held ms
afternoon at o'clock in the chapel Mrs Chapir
secretary of the Church Periodical Club Will ad-
dress the meeting.
II was amour ed yesterday that the euchre party
given on Saturday BY number o. members o' IN
fnrK Ntll CoVairy Club in ai6 Of the families OF
two Of The Maine victims netied SCI. MIS- Frank
lin j. Dwyer arranged the anal, ami We assisted
IN receiving the guests by Mrs. SheIin. Mrs Hance
and Mrs Livingston. Light refreshments were
rived.
Keskeskick chapter Daughters OF the American
Revolution. has adopted these resolutions. re
solved That Ne do hereby express our faith and
trust In the President q the United States az MS
criss IN our history and tina. We. whose Sranf-
sres and grea -grandsires have given q their bes;
70 form for rs stable and independent Govern,
mcnt d. hereby support our chef MAGISTRATE IN
all his actions. Resolves. That VIC, as society.
offer only loving sympathy 10 those who arc
already in tn, field % action bu, declare thai
Cross OF America shall appoint after cor
ference With members Of this chapter. ard that va
proposed by The Patriotic Society now forming in
Yonkers.
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NETWORK CITY.

New-Jersey Day at the International Health EI-
position at tho Grand Central Palace will be cello
hrated on May IS Governor voorhees, and the
MAYORS Of cities in the STATE OF New-Jersey have
been invited Meanwhile. the exposition will con-
tinue TO have daily attractions FOR visitors from all
quarters.
Ph.llip,s business Directory OF NewYork City.
the twenty eighth volume. has Just been published.
1t is a pact volume OF i22 pages. neatly printed
and well inde1ed
Branch station 3 OF tbs General PostofYce was
opened yesterday at tho southeast corner OF Broad
WAY and Houard-si The station Is ono OF
the finest and most important In the city.
The monthly mcet q Of tho NewYork Board OF
Trade and Transportation viii be held at 80 p m.
tomorrow In the Board rooms. at Broadway and
Fulton-st
The seventeen annual election OF the trustees OF
the American Seamcns Friend Society WAS held
Yesterday afternoon AZ tho SailOrs Home. no. lO
Cherry-st and resulted IN tho choice OF tho Rev.
Dr t. H. Coz EnOs y. Taft. Jumes W ElweN.
Elber, a. Brinckerhcn. Charles X. Wallace. the
Rev Or a. G. Vermiye. Jerome Z. Morse and
Frederick T. Sherman
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and Genoa: Ger. Nierch from Genoa a"~
Naples for New-YOrk. 49,. A.
Marseilles May Arrived steamers N ore ps"e FRI,
Salut ttr) Dolard. New York; May .. iufsunu' orr
Bourse New seiled Pictavia Frl. Tor IN.
Palermo. May 2-Saled. steamer Caxo 'p'' '
New York. IN, ~sul.
Trieste. May 5-saled. steamer Peconic 'h'' ''
New York -, ,t,r,v
lienoa. May 9-Arrived. steamer werra uer'' ""'"'
New York. Naples. ,. ID, Crate
Port said May Arrived steamer Iita"'a ''''
New-lork for Hoiedah. etc. ,r.oa, Prince
ST Mchaels May arrived. ,teane' i'''A"
on Dohson New-ycrk for Naples. etc ,~ ,Rr,
Pernambuco. May 8-Arrved steamer nu"o" w."
OhIs. New-York for Bahia etc ,,... ,,r, Rack
Santos. MAY 5-sailed steamers Hog arr" Hswu'York
New-York. Nav q C;arrick Ir) Eden S s" ,y,.tr,
M, Janeiro Nav sailed. steamers oiees rom
Tanner New-York; May s. Manitoba tbr,' S"'"' $780,
River Plate for NewYork su,.. .nr, HenninG
81 Lucia May s-sailed steamer sa''u'' 'o''
from Santos, eto for New-York.
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SING SING.

Sundays heavy ranstor!a caused n number Of
vashouts IN This neighborhood. tn most serious
being al the entrance 10 the Bran ircih WORKS
where a high retaining wall collapsed. destroying
the roadway for a number Of yards.
The Board OF rown Assessors are at work making
out the assessment roll for the present wear. They
FAY that they will he governed by the Same methods
In force last year. and viii endcavor to assess prop
eriy at its full value.
A team Of horses attached 70 brck-wagon ran
away Yesterday morning IN Main-st.. snd before
they were stopped forced their way into Hucsei's
drugstore. The horses were removed ttiOlc tnc)
had done great damage to IN" cstdblls lr0,nt
Frederick .. Mead. superintendent or the new
snd old Croton aqueducts in this section. in answer
10 an inquiry says hat no additional guards have
been placed over either structure Gs Il precaution
against Interference with n" citv's water supp!
Mr. Mead believes the aGueduCts 70 BE- protected
ampl~ without extra watching.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

The time II scar arrived when vheeln'n are ou'
early and late, appearing to forge, everything their
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUM.
Yes, they even forget their clothes;
forget that when wheeling they
should be as we'll and carefully dressed
as when walking; forget that cheap
materials and work don't make good
bicycle suits any more than good
business suits.
Bicycle-gof suits in extra sizes;
sizes to fit little boys; and the sort
young men like--all of them insured
against everything they shouldn't do
suits, separate breeches and
separate coats.
Furnishings
Golf stockings Of the patch work,
bed quilt order are no longer good
form-have the legs plain; @I.5o
to 81.
RoGrRs, PEEr & CO.
Prince ana Broadway.
Warren and Broadwe J..
Thirty second and broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
CROWDS THRONG THE ELECTRIcAL SHOW

The attendance At the electrical show Of Madi-
son Square Garden last night showed the great IN
teres: in the exhibition. There Interesting
scenes around all Of the booths, and many Visitors
at the concert hall and assembly room. When the
war bulletins were display ed on the screen near
the Fourth-aye. side loud applause greeted the
portraits OF Rear-Admirals Dewey and Sampson
The meetings OF the National Association OF S.a-
tionary Engineers fully attended. and the dele
CATION Of electricians from Boston entertained
by the management.
The explosion OF the mines In the tank was re-
peated several times At the request OF the
Visitors
Every portion OF the exhibition Is now In full and
thorough running order General Manager Marcus
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CHARITIES BOAT FIXED on.
TIE FIDELITY AND HER COMMANDER
HAVE AN EXPERIENCE WITH
THE SOUND PATROL.

Captain Everett OF tho Charities Department
boat Fidelity thought that the geat OF war had
moved close TO New York when he made night
trip - POttcr's Field last evening. and Was nred
on as though his vessel had been Spanish
cruiser II made the Captain little nervous. and
he tremDicd when he finally landed his boat ct
East Twcnty-.x;h-st and iold what had happened.
Late H. the afternoon tho Fidelity started FOR
iIart's Island with forty bodies from the Norge.
the boat started on her return trip between Fort
Schuyler and stepping stone Captain Everett no.
tccd dimly IN the distance the outlines OF a tug
carrying Two red lights As ne looked the lights
were changed 10 green. Two minutes later th,y
switched GROUND 20 white .hc Captain thought
the changing lights peculiar, but didn't sup
pos they meant anything to HIN. Suddenly, how
eve.. there came IL fash from The tug that gave
then a whizzine souud. The Capialn realized then
that shot had passed before his bow. and that
the tug VAS one Of The Sound patrol boat.
The Fidelity slowed up and STOPPED Then the
tug came ~. and grur voice asked what boat
that Captain Everett told about his boat
himself the forty bodies and the night trip. The
Erun voice asked why IN" Captain did not under
stand that DOatB not 10 he those waters
after o'clock. and strong light III Up the FL
deity and her commander
Captain Everett could not remember when he
reached the city just what he hnd said but after
few minutes he directed to on. and he di
70. He had not gone far when schooner going
Up the Sound. passed him. a few moments later
there was mother shot from the tug and she
scuddcd away after the schooner Captain Ev-
ere,t said that THIS shot seemed 20 through the
schOoners rigging. and he believes that her mast
cut down.
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Court CALENDAPS FOR TO-DAY

ADD.'.r 9.y'oo ygrrs"s court rc's ".,., r''
p % No! "'i ~ 70 So' is q 3 z. ~
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1900, islil. 1871 l2'2a ci'gf -, ,., Ct.
Sos G27e t.tS $50 e..s. loln loIsl. $3.50 co.'s
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1aust, 20 - sen, flni Psr va ',r triaL ,asc IN,
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court
By PRYOR. J.
Try qs r. I?n@Rs'" Ja M.'% Aeo 10y
Elmer AIT renft Maurice LrJn.
IIcrna I'd agt. Bernard -'T.unc'y 5. Trias.
49, Lawrence. d.
K.muner agt. To,t.- tharlcs y. Eurrll.
Py paly T.
Mead ag,. Fisher Charlie. ) Harris
Announcements
roll collar.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Last day Of enrolment
Morris Park races 2:30 p
Muncipa, Assembly. city Hall, ! p. m.
Police and Pilot ComH'asione-s' meetirgr
Dedication Of Sacred Heart Academys new
chapei. Clason-on the Sound. 10 30 a. m.
Manhattan Club Man.e celebration .. m
Church Association for Advancement Of Interests
OF Labor. supper No. i0S West Sixteenth 81. p m
Seawauhaka CORN han Yacht Club. No. IS East
Twenty -second-st.. $50 y. m.
Iinngan Socety, Museum OF Natural History,
3 y. m.
Electrical Show Madison Square Garden.
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MOUNT VERNON.

The Democratic officials appeal determined 70
keep the name OF Gustave Kessier the Republican
nominee for Alderman in the First Ward. or the
ticket The City Clerk Yesterday took appeal
from the decision 0: Justice Dykman, In whicA the
regularity OF NE nomination was sustained. As
soon as the Republican cry Committee learned
OF the appeal, II ned an ncsgenqent nomination ZION,
city employe was held YESTERDAY afternoon - nis
Prcehvte-ian Church oficated. and "a large num-
Der OF public officials were in attendance.
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HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
CAMBRIDGE-N. H. svayne. of Toledo. Ohio
FIFTH AVENUE-ENs II. Roberts. United states
Treasurer OF Washington GERLACH-SIr Adolph
Caran OF Ottawa. HOLLAND Professor r. D.
Wilson OF Pittsburg IMPERIAI,-C. X. Boes,
ex-Assistant United states Treasurer. Of washing
ton. WALDORF J-I'os, master Gencrnl J. A.
Gary OF Baltimore WINDSOR-Baroness Won
Cranrl, Of Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10

Nathan. whose connection with previous electrical
shows In New York has made him tainiiai W n
all details o. such affair. succeeded IN doing LOT
the garden IN nine days what might Val nay"
taken month o. prcparaiion 10 accomplish. IN
his Efforts Re seconded by {. q. sANer, IT.
president OF the exhibition company. and the mem
bers Of the AUXILIARY committee.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK MONDAY MAY Q. 1893.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK MONDAY. MAY o. 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hoadcea no. Jaeob'en London April %. with
rii-- All psseaxef, s"nieison Son. Arrived at
Msaa , G.'. Ic"@ Hs 4 4r 2 g. WITH
'1 ,"a : =, hr ,r 10 * N '''" '"'''""
on % l' 5n 5 .sa APR, ss .na
/, H.n',r..a BIS Arrived ~ the Bar az .. m
ndse snd ie2 f.c.l,, ,as,nr.rs. Hamburg American
te- Aritri .' me s i,sr 8. 80 m - ., - ,.,
Ia, to '' ,. A fs =" 4 s w. 4. % M' Ipr
Mes.'n4 r. arG paie.ia, a. win oic :" Phelps Bros
4 GO. Ar'y,si q tie ha rate At o p m NJ =,
RIO Ien-iro ~ nna 81 ucla MAY l. with coffee and 2
steamer rller CNsr. Ksrs sanchez May g. with fruit,
Steiner y Monte Parker. New Orleans May q. with
steamer roa'-ana. Eenble. New-Ori-nns . days with
steamer Papnss. cl.e.''ssr jach,cnyu- May T. via
Steamer RI (,ranI. s.p,, rua.sck. Ga vi. ror,
n.oy,i ! e May q. with mi-' and passengers to ii
S,t.la-r Nseooca~s smith savannah May &. with mis.
sandy HOOK. J. May 0. $50 m-wnd south. gentle
breeze. clear.
CLEARED
steamer Kals~r Wilhelm i.r Gress oier) Engelbar,
Bremen. Via Plymouth Oeirich, &c.
steamer cond.r ltr. Dexter. Valparaiso, Iquque.
s'eam,r TJrian OBJ. Ansrove. Phlaasphla-Bennet,.
Steamer serya Pr Watt Liverpool-v Brown
90.
steamer P.nn,ular ,porD Eottancourt. Lisbon. via
Azores and Madeira - Au.sinck 60.
steamer or1 tBrl. Nit he'll. Boston. Eng-Iarber & CO.
steamer aanhsns.t tBp Walker. Bori"auS-T Hogan
Line. .
Co
steamer Storm King onD. Mason. st John b
Scanned Bros - ,,. =.
steamer Pawnec. Chichester Jacksonville William p
Ilyie Co
Steamer Nacoochae. Smith. Savannah Ocean SIS Co
Steamer Guyandotte. Davs. Norfolk and Newport News
- So q.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY.

Mails . - Vessel sails
X WIN der Groas~ Bremen. y q Lloyd ~ IN 10 ~
.a-,', fl,arp oi t'lnA.I ........... 10 m
Ceini@ne La Guayra RCD D......... II ooa IN 90 IN
Az rgu.n. tlai~sf ~ 'lyic......... 300 . IN
Finance. CD,n Panama .....,.-.... l2.O m zoo . IN
WEDNESDAY, MAY ~.
Il~ltaunic. Liverpool White Starr. zoo m 1900
X Southampton. Rcd Star. 10 IN l. 90
TIL RSDAY. MAY II
Edpm. Amsterdam. Ii"l Am,r....... 100 m 700" "a N
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The members OF the Concordia Singing Society
and Independent Engine Company VIII DE enter
talned by Mr. and Mrs. William Armbruster AZ
the Union hotel on THURSDAY evening
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RICHMOND BOROUGH NEWS.

James Hoffman,. n well-known resident OF Har-
Dor Road Mariners Harbor. drowned on
Sunday afternoon in the XIII Won Kuil and his
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READY ON WEDNESDAY,.
Copies will be sent, postage paid,
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vessels
Pictures Of Admiral Dewey's ships.
The great battlc-shrs and cruisers under
command Of Admiral sampson.
The battle Of Manila Bay.
Iialf-tJne portraits or officers OF the Navy.
President Mckinley and Secretary Long.
A complete ist of all the ships Of the Navy,
with armament. size and commander Of each.
Pictures OF 10 ships Of the Spanish Navy.
map OF Cuba and the West Indies.
An exceedingly timely and attrac-
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possessor to follow the battles Of the
country at sea with full understand
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war with Spain. w.t.:
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BROADWAY & 18TH ST. STORE.
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COACHING TWILLS,
90 CENTS PER YARD.
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medium and dark navy blues, ID
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80 cents per yard.
Over ;, 600 yards. Imported Coach-
inc Twills. aiI-wOOi, twenty choice
mixtures of color:
Four Grays, Two Casters,
Three Browns, Three Cadets,
Two Blues, Three Greens,
Four Illuminated,
80 cents per yard;
These until now were 10 cents per yard
Several hundred lengths, and all
the remnants Of pretty French
Novelties at half former prices.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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Z. 4 w.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE AIM

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises $3.50 sun ZOO Moon - Moons Is
HIGH WATER TODAY.
M-Sandy Hook 1929 Gov, I,lsnd lii ifell Cato 1904
lM-sandy Hook 1855 GOV Island II 81 Hell Gnic -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
Three Dollars Worth Of Maps for 25c'
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-08
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS

Mr.. Digby Bell, one OF the most prom
Using actors on the American stage,
supported by an excellent company,
will appear at the Crawford theater on
next Tuesday evening in Augustus
Thomas latest play, THE Hoosier Doc
tor" a quaint character sketch, rich in
the truth Of it's presentation. There is
no attempt made to conceal by art the
frailties and foib1es of real men and wo-
men. That immaculate impOsstbHity,
the hero, does not foist himself upon
one. The leading persOnages are neither
immaculate nor impossible. THE
HoOsier Doctor" played delightfully."- by
Digby Bell, is a gentle fellow who, by
the time he has reached middle age,
has tried various pursuits unsuccess-
fully and now takes up the practice Of
medicine. For fear of a certain woman
in his family, he has concealed mar
riage he has made. The tOwnspeople
misunderstood his position and he is
very nearly tarred by White Caps. This
outline of the narrative and action,
however, gives very little idea of the
interest of the play and it's quiet scenes
of everyday life with it's mingled
humor and pathOs. The prices for the
engagement will be 81, rs, so and %
cents, and the sale of seats will open
at Rowley & Shows drug store Fri
day morning.